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. aad early uamrm. Chm- 19,200 kg fcy (morrow afteneM. U*. to* 4tys M. See Dial SH I-0010 Imrt duly, Maotiy ttranih rrHUjr. Stcond Clui Potttga RED BANK, N. J.. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1962 VOL 85, NO. 58 Paid at M But tn* U Addition*! Milling Offlctt. 7c PER COPY PAGE ONE 'Blast9 Only Sonic Boom SHREWSBURY —How would we act in an emergency? Sandy Hook Bay Island Police and police reserves witnessed a fair indication last night when this borough became the center of a confused traffic jam following a loud "explosion" and the sounding of fire whistles. The explosion, according to sources at Fort Monmouth, was a sonic boom caused by a jet aircraft breaking the sound barrier. The Jet Airport Is Proposed fire whistle was a false alarm. The blast was heard throughout much of ALLENHURST - State Sen. shoreline, in New Jersey, and a airfields because of its close the project hasn't yet been stud- neers Society some years ago Monmouth County shortly before 11 p.m. It Richard R. Stout proposed yes- point east of Great Kills Harbor, proximity to them. ied. for building an airport off the triggered a mass movement of motorists and terday a study on building a ma- Staten Island. Above the bay- No estimate of costs have been Bay Proposal beach at Asbury Park. pedestrians—panicky and curious—which con- jor jet airport on an island to shore line it would extend be- made but the senator predicted The idea grew, Sen. Stout said, Nothing came of that plan, he verged on the intersection of Monroe Ave. be created a mile and a half off- tween Sandy Hook and Union construction of the island of pil from a suggestion made to him sad, but he subsequently applied and Broad St. here. shore in Sandy Hook Bay. Beach. ing and fill dirt would be cheap by members of the Monmouth- its basic idea to his island in NOTHING TO SEE The Monmouth Republican told Sen. Stout said he believes the er than buying a similar amoun Ocean County Professional Engi- (See JETPORT, Page 3) a press conference in his office of real estate. Police switchboards were jammed, traffic location to be most desirable par- here he has asked the Federal was brought to a standstill on Rt. 35, and ticularly in view of popular dis- The island generally would ex- Aviation Agency to include the sidewalks were packed. But there was noth- approval of the Morris County tend about five miles long on its island site in a feasibility study ing to see. site recommended by the Port eastern side, five miles on it: it has undertaken to pick a loca- According to Shrewsbury state police, the of New York Authority, and of southern side, two miles on its tion for a jetport to serve the the authority's criticism of an western side and two and a hal alarm was sounded by Peter G. Wynberg, 68 Metropolitan New York area. Monroe Ave., who called the police barracks alternate proposal for the pine- miles on the northern side which on Broad St. with the report that his neigh- Situated close to the existing lands of Ocean and Burlington would be irregular. It would en- bor's house had blown up. major airports of Idlewild and counties. compass about 14 square miles LaGuardia, in New York, and Sen. Stout said the area is situ The alarm was sounded at the borough Subject to Approval fire house and sirens drew crowds from as Newark, Sen. Stout said, it would ated in both New Jersey and far as Lincroft. One observer said the traf- serve the entire area. He said He said in his opinion, subject New York states and is within fic tie-up on Broad Rt. exceeded those some- its accessibility can't be matched. to confirmation by the FAA, the the jurisdiction area of the Port times experienced during the height of the Tunnel, or bridge connections, island airport would not interfere of New York Authority. Whether summer race track season. would carry traffic to the island with existing flight or landing the authority or some other According to one excitement seeker, the from a point on the Union Beach patterns of the existing major acency would be responsible for sonic boom coincided almost perfectly with ...the end of a "count-down" for an atomic bomb blast in the television program, "Ad- ventures in Paradise." It was his conjecture FALSE ALARM -—Peter G. Wynberg, 68 Fair Haven Board to Meet that the coincidence startled many viewers Monroe Ave., Shrewsbury, sounded the and Increased the size of the crowd. alarm which caused many hundreds of Public information sources at McGuire Air Force Base were unable to provide a clue persons and automobiles to converge on On Junior High Proposal as to the source of the boom. that borough last night. Mr. Wynberg, Technical Sgt. John DeNigris said the hearing the twin blasts of aircraft passing FAIR HAVEN - The Board of night came on the heels of state- and the Rumson borough school noise could have come from any number of Education will hold a special ments from school boards in board. The Fair Haven dlstric jets flying in the New York-Philadelphia air the sound barrier, told state police he be- meeting next Thursday to reveal Rumson concerning the junior is prepared to surrender respon- patterns. He could not establish 'any connec- lieved the explosion to be in his neighbor's plans for future programs and high plan. sibility of its seventh and eighth tion with McGuire aircraft, but suggested that facilities, including the proposed Philip H. Roy, board presiden grades to a regional junior high the plane might have originated at an Air home. The blasts and subsequent sirens construction of a regional junior here, admitted last night there school, he said. National Guard field in Philadelphia. caused a confused traffic snarl on Rt. 35. high school. is a divergence of opinion be The Rumson board Is preparing The board's announcement last tween the proposals of his board to present a $395,000 referendum PROPOSES ISLAND IN THE BAY — Sen. Richard R. Oct. 16 which would ask voters' Board OK's permission to construct a new Stout of Monmouth County inspects map Indicating Parkway Continues school housing kindergarten and, location of a man-made island ha believes can be Land Clearance Is first and second grade students. created in Sandy Hook Bay at the lite of a major jet Pupils' Visits The Rumson-Fair Haven Re- gional, High School Board of Ed- airport. Access Road Study To the Hook Slated for Summer ucation has proposed that a re- WOODBRIDGE — A study to Highway Authority, said yester- gionalized junior high school b FAIR HAVEN — The Board ol KEANSBURG — C. Bernard He said that this means thai built to house students from thi determine the possibility of day the authority's consulting Education last night authorized a opening the Telegraph Hill ac- engineers were studying "what Blum, executive drecitor of thi those who have boarding house two municipalities in grade: No Military Action plan to use Sandy Hook State local Planning Agency, said i and bungalows can expect one seven through nine. cess roads to the Garden State improvements would be needed Park as an outdoor laboratory Parkway during the duration of to open Telegraph Hill on a will be about August of next yea more renting season before they for earth and biological science before residents of the Grandvie will be forced to Move. (Related Story Page 3) the construction of a new inter- temporary basis." students. change at Red Hill Rd., Middle- . The report is expected to be area will have to start mov- The LPA will be; requested by The board approved the expen- 1 Elliott W. Sparkes, president ol Set Against Cuba ready in the "near future," she ing out to make way for th< law to relocate only 18 families town, is nearing completion. diture of a maximum of $150 to the Rumson borough board, said, but is subject to a review borough's first urban, renewal from the project area. Other fam- WASHINGTON (AP)-Preslden stiff action, Cuba remained thi Mrs. Katharine Eikus White, pay for the cost of transporting posal does not fit to the policy Kennedy says U.S.Tnllluiry actior Jersey by the authority's attorneys; program. ilies in the area will have to find dominant topic. chairman of the New the students to the Hook for Wednesday said the regional pro against Cuba is not now "re "" The engineering survey is ori Mr. Blum said he conferred their own accommodations. Kennedy did take the opportu seven half-day trips. of his board. quired or justified." ented from the standpoint of Wednesday with Ernest Whitaker Secure Developers nity to condemn the burning o; The plan to use the park's fa- The regionalization plan has But he told his news conference safety a, she «afd. and James Crowley of the Hous- two Negro churches and the cilities was initiated by Andrew Mr. Blum also noted that the been presented as a means ol Thursday that if the United States ing and Home Finance Agency, shooting of two Negroes during Closed in May Zakanych, eighth grade science period between November and accommodating the increasing should ever have to take action, Mrs. White Philadelphia, to review the status voter registration in the South The Telegraph Hill access teacher here, who says the park August will involve securing de- number of- students In the two "All of Castro's Communist-sup of the Grandview project. He called the'actions "cowardly roads were closed to all public program would involve the study velopers who are interested in the boroughs. plied weapons and technicians as well as outrageous" and saic Nixes Plea traffic in May after the author- of the natural forces that build The next big step in the pro project and trying to determine Mr. - Roy declined last night to would "hot change the result or ;ram, designed to revitalize the the right to vote and freedom ol ity ruled roads there were un- and erode the land, the compo- if their plans meet the standards give the specifics of the Fair Ha- significantly extend the time re- worship are hallowed and will b< sition of soil and rocks and a 3-acre area, will be submission safe for the number of vehicles of the LPA. ven report to be aired next week, quired to achieve the result." protected. For Hearing study of the ecology of the area of over-all project plans to the He said, however, the recommen- using them. The agency wants the area de- At the same time, the Presideni "If it requires extra legislator HOLMDEL — A public hear- The first field trip may be federal agency. veloped along resort lines with dations "represent the best meth The attorneys held that the admonished critics urging the ad- and extra force," he said, "w< ing with the New Jersey High- scheduled within the next two od of maintaining a good educa- : Federal Approval motels, hotels, restaurants and shall do that." way Authority on the controversi- authority might be placed in a weeks, Charles E. Howard, su tional program." ministration to use military force precarious position of liability if Mr. Blum said federal approval limited other commercial activi- against the Communist outpost. al Garden State Parkway inter- perintendent of schools, said. ty- The recommendations wil Soviet Takeover an accident were to occur on of the project should be gained He said he finds it "regrettable change at Red Hill Rd., Middle- The board approved two local The borough's prime industry cover provisions for curriculum The President said Castro hac town, "would not be warranted," one of the roads which were by November. that loose talk about such action residents, Mrs. Carolyn Feist and s of the resort trade—and the development an addition ol committed himself to a Soviel Authority Chairman Mrs. Katha- built to accommodate traffic in Then the LPA can hold a public in this country might serve to Mrs. Marilyn Foster, as substi- prime objective of the urban re- "specialized services," as well takeover in hope of preventing his rine E. White has advised the the park area. Too many motor- hearing, he added, and start the give a thin color of legitimacy to tute teachers, and a salary boost newal program is to bolster, mod- as for better facilities through own collapse. Township Committee. ists used the area to reach points maze of legal work necessary to the Communist pretense that such of $200 for Mrs. Nina Brown for search titles of property in the ernize and enlarge this segment remodeling and new construc- The chief executive said he dis- Mrs. White's letter, dated Aug. in Holmdel and other neighbor- additional duties as head teacher a threat exists." area, establish costs of the 250 of the borough's economy. tion. cussed Cuba, among other sub- J3, was In reply to a committee ing communities, the authority of the kindergarten classes in The President said, as he has properties, start negotiations for Several developers have ex Series of Meetings jects, with former President request for an open hearing in said. the current academic year. said before, that Cuba poses no In the meantime work pro- the land, condemn where neces- pressed interest in the project but Mr. Roy said the report was Dwight D. Eisenhower Monday Holmdel concerning location of A total of $120 was authorized serious threat to the Western sary; and relocate residents. only to the extent that the bor- the result of the deliberations of >ut did not seek any agreement the interchange and reopening of gresses on the Red Hill Rd. in- for the purchase of a rebuilt Hemisphere. rom Eisenhower to bar Cuba as terchange which is located on ough send datd as to type of de- a series of meetings among the the Telegraph Hill access to the typewriter for use by the school Mr. Blum said federal officials congressional campaign issue. the parkway at the Middletown- feel that it will take until next velopment, size of the area and three boards of education over Russian Backing parkway. librarian. i period of one year. Basic to Meither, he said, would he suggest Not Feasible Holmdel boundary line. The fa- summer to clear up this legal target date acquisition of the However, should the Castro re- On Oct. 9, a supper meeting the local situation is the survey lime — with Russian backing hat Republican shots at his Cu- In the letter, read last night cility is expected to be finished work so that the borough will be land. will be held with representatives report'submitted in'May by Dr. ever endanger the security of the >an policy were- politically moti- at a Township Committee meet- by the end of the year. of the board and teaching staff in a position to start moving peo- Another factor involved In the approval of the borough's plans Francis G. Cornell, the board's United States in any way "this ated. Ing, Mrs. White said construction (See PARKWAY, Page 2) attending. ple. New York education consultant. of the interchange was so "well will be its ability to pay its share country will do whatever must be Kennedy said he and the Joint along" that a hearing would not of the lost of the program and Dr. Cornell recommended, done to protect its own security :hiefs of Staff will analyze all be feasible. method of financing this cost. among other things, the construc- and that of its allies," he said. available intelligence to deter- She added, however, that Borough Share tion of a 55,000 square foot school This holds true, the President mine whether or when Cuba does building to house sixth, seventh copies of the authority's report The borough will pay 25 per declared, should Cuba ever threat- present an offensive threat. In the $101,000 Federal Jackpot and eighth grade students. •nd studies concerning location per cent of the approximate- en any nation in this hemisphere meantime, he urged North Atlan- of the interchange are available ly $900,000 project. Mr. Roy said the. "Fair Haven r should it ever develop into an tic Treaty allies to give a second UNION BEACH - This b distance'of 4,200 lineal feet, will en-man police force, and three x>ard has for a long time been :hought to allowing their ships to to anyone interested. Major improvements such as iffensive base for Russia. ough last night hit the federal be filled and banked for a width "temporary" regulars (not cer- :onscious of the necessity for :arry supplies to Cuba and called The committee directed the roads, drainage, water and sewer He said the United States will jackpot — for the second time of 50 to 75 feet. tified by Civil Service) in addi- close coordination among all >n Latin American governments clerk to request two copies of lines and beach protection now intensify its watch over the Carib- this year. Interior Work tion to 16 special officers. The parties (boards) involved to in o be on the alert. He said the the material. in existence in the project area jean area. But he said Washing- The initial "strike"—in June— The $66,554 grant covers In- specials have had no formal po- sure the best possible education Jnited States will pay no heed to Township Engineer Otis R. lice school training. will serve to cut down the bor- :dn is aware of what goes on in Seaman told committee members when a $66,554 grant was ob- terior work in the borough, such for all pupils in grades kindergar- ?uba and is "fully capable of ioviet threats of retaliation to a as cleaning of all •' drainage ough's portion of the over-all cost. ten through 12." .,. '' he had heard "via the grape- tained, marked the first time in Oct. 4 was set as the date lealing swiftly" with any genuine I.S. attack on Cuba—that it does ditches, catch basins, resurfac- for a hearing of Alcoholic Bever- These improvements are called vine" that the Telegraph Hill exit the history of Union Beach that Reference to the desirability of hreats. > ot need Moscow's help in mak- the borough had received a ma ing of some roads near the wa- age Control charges against the 'non-cash" credits. Mr. Blum has a joint building program was would be reopened, but said he Kennedy opened the nationally lg decisions. jor federal grant for any mu terfront; removal of storm debris, Ironside Tavern, Union Ave. istimated these credits at about made in a report of the commit- bad on further information con- elevised and broadcast conference RESERVE REQUEST nicipal project. recovering of the dump area, and that the establishment sold liquor $68,000 to $78,000—$57,000 of which tee on school reorganization sub- cerning the report. ith a statement on the situation Of other matters, Kennedy had Mayor William F. Rodgers an- repair or replacement of dam- to a minor. is in beach protection. He also mitted in February, 1961, and To Ask Hughes i Cuba, which has prompted de- his to say: nounced last night that another aged drain pipes. The hearing will start at 8:15 noted that development plans call again in the Cornell findings, he Following a suggestion by Ar- mands in and out of Congress for (See KENNEDY, Page 7\ chie R. Price, Democratic can- $35,000, bringing the total to In recovering the dump, the p.m.- in Cottage Park School. (See LAND, age 2) said. didate for committeeman, the $101,554, has been granted by borough managed to complete No Pollution governing body directed that a the same agency, the Office of the sanitary landfill of about 15 Councilman Leonard A. Colog letter be written to Gov. Richard Emergency Planning, for the acres off Snruce St. (the old na reported the results of tests J. Hughes requesting informa- same purpose—to repair dam dump area) and have reclaimed by W. and W. Laboratories, Key- tion on the state's plans for the ages caused by the March 6-7 this land as a new park site. port, showing that there Is no currently closed exit at Tele- storm. In other business at last night's pollution of creeks being caused graph Hill. The federal government has session, Councilman Albert by the garbage dump. Acceding to a request by Theo- specifically earmarked the $35,' Boyle, police chairman, Council voted to apply for $16, dore Friedauer, East Main St., 000 for beach erosion work. nounced that four applicants 000 in state aid for a drainage that the message to the governor Mayor Rodgers said the beach have signed up to take the next project in the dump area. I be in the form of an "open let- area from the Brook Ave. Creek Civil Service police exam. the aid is received, the borough The last time an exam was (See HOLMDEL, Page 2) to a section of East Point, would pay 10 per cent of tota held, there were no applicants. costs, and the state 90 per cent Said Mayor Rodgers of the an- Mr. Rodgers requested that the nouncement: "Things are look- juvenile conference committee Can Keep Coin ing up." be reactivated under the direc- At present, there are four tion of Mr. Boyle and Police WASHINGTON — The Secret Service will let a New permanent regulars on the sev- Chief John F. Conroy. Jersey couple keep a freak silver penny until Congress decides whether they can keep it permanently. Sen. Harrison A. Williams, Jr., D-N.J., said yesterday the Secret Service had agreed not'to confiscate a coin now Today's Index in possession of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Schumann, of 17 Page Page Irving PI., Eatontown. Adam & Eve 9 Herblock 6 The Schumanns are coin collectors. Under law the Allen-Scott _ _ 7 Movie Timetable 14 Secret Service can confiscate the freak penny and destroy Amusements 14-15 Obituaries 2 it as contraband. A bill Williams introduced in Congress Jim Bishop 6 Religious Services 10-11 would permit the couple to keep the coin. Hal Boyle 18 Sylvia Porter 6 ELEMENTARY CLASSROOMS — Ten of them, plus an all-purpose room and operational facilities, will be. in- The silver penny has tho standard attributes of a penny Births 2 Television 14-15 —a Lincoln head, the correct slogans and a 1952 date — Bridge 18 Social _ 8-9 cluded in this new school, designed by Bernard Kellenyi of Red Bank, especially to suit kindergarten through "tec- but ft has the size, weight and composition of a dime. Classified 20-M George Sokolsky „ 6 ond graders. The Rurmon school board will ask permission to spend a maximum of $395,000 for the school at The Schumanns got the penny in change from a retail Comics _ 1* Sports .,..._: 17-18 an Oct. 16 referendum. The building faces a pond to the northwest of Forrestdale School. It will have access store. Williams said the Secret Service plans to interview Crossword Puzzle ._ _.4, 18 Stock Market....:_ _ _ _ 3 . the couple to verify the coin's* authenticity. EdltorlnU | Successful Investing _ 2 to Blackpoint Rd. , S4*. 14» 1962 HED BANK REGISTER Weather ^y Keeps Professional Building New Jersey — Variable dooffl Obituaries ness, warm and bttmid through Sharp Eiye Old Deal Residents early Saturday with showers *od Variance iGranted MRS. STEPHEN M. ZWOUNSU DE CAMP vuavm thondershowen today and to- to have the court make the in- FREEHOLD — Mrs. Mary O. ATLANTIC TOWNSHIP — De- night, mainly in afternoon and RAEITAN TOWNSHIP - The camp Statler, 66, died early this On Cuba Zoning Board of Adjustment last junction permanent Zwolinski, 71, of Five Point Rd., Complain to Council evening hours By C YATES MCDANIEL In granting the variance, the Colts Neck, wife of Stephen M. morning in Us home, 282 Tinton followed by night granted s variance to allow ,ve., alter « long illness. gradual clear- WASHINGTON (AP)-The Navy conversion of a two-story dwel- board pointed out it was in a B-J Zwolinski, died yesterday in the EATONTOWN — A delegation said front lawns on his side of says its ships and planes are business-commercial zone and John L. Montgomery Medical Born in Piqua, Ohio, he was of residents of Old Deal Homes ieath St. are graded so that wa- ing during Sat- ling on Rt. 35 to a 12-off ice pro- the son of the late, Lowry and urday. High keeping a sharp eye on Cuba and fessional building. permitted use; the building wa Home, here, after a long illness. brought a tale of woes, mostly er coming from high land to the Its supply lanes—all the way not to be enlarged, sufficient off A native of Hovilla, Poland, she Tessie DeCamp Statler. He had wet ones, to Borough Council 'ear cannot reach the streets and both days in Applicant for the variance was Ived here 21 years. the 80s except rom European ports to Fidel by Michael Mariolis, proprietor street parking was being provii had lived at Colts Neck 30 years. Wednesday night. he storm sewers there. Castro's doorstep. ed, and it would change a noi She was a member of the St Mr. Statler was proprietor of Grading that traps water in un- He said he had called the build near 80 along of the Shore Point Inn, Rt. 35, the F. A. McClure Inc., men's the shore. Low Apparently they are in position for the dwelling located approxi- conforming use to a conformin, Mary's Catholic Church there. wanted backyard pools, sinking r, former Borough Engineer use. wear firm in New York City. He tonight in the to keep an even closer watch mately 100 feet west of his place Besides her husband she is sur- is a veteran of World War I and land where felled trees were bur- ienry F. Labrecque, the build- micMOs to low The only restriction made-b vived by six daughters, Mrs. Ma- ied in early graves, denuded tree ing inspector, and the Board of whenever the Navy gets the word. of business. ms a member of the Red Bank . 70s. President Kennedy told his news Mr. Mariolis had begun remod- the board was that parking o rie Wright of Deer Park, L. I.; 'resbyterian Church. roots, and poor drainage in road tealth about this problem,' but the property was to be limited Mrs. Anne Kavanaugh, of Som- ways — these were the com- lad found no solution so far. Marine conference Thursday the flow of eling the dwelling following re> Surviving are his wiffl, Mrs. Block Island to Cape May — Communist arms and supplies ceipt of a building permit from tenants and clients during no: erville; Mrs. Josephine Morris- plaints voiced by' residents of Inspected Land mal working hours. Patrons sey, Mrs. Frances Branham, and Elizabeth Taylor Statler; a Heath Rd. and neighboring South to southwest winds at 10 to into the island will be met by building inspector, Jamas G. Mc- daughter, Mrs. Robert L. McCall, Donald R. Tober, Heath Rd., 5 knots this morning, becoming increased American "surveillance Adam, but was stopped by a tem- the Shore Point Inn are exclui Mrs. Christine Tucker of Tren- streets. ed from, using the parking arei it home; a sister, Mrs. Mary said he inspected the land care- mostly southwesterly and in- of the whole Caribbean area." porary court injunction. ton, and Ms. Elizabeth Rodrig- Jpear of Mahwah; a brother, O. T. Reynolds of Heath Rd. The temporary injunction was The board denied, for a seconi ues of Colts Neck; two sons, Ed said: ully before houses were built creasing to 15 to 20 knots with The President did not spell out Clark Statler of Nashville, Tenn., there, and made sure that no higher gusts in thundershowers what had been done or what he obtained by Roy A. Keller, pro- time, a variance application b; ward Zwolinski of New Egypt and two grandchildren. "The builder painted a beauti prietor of the Dutch Motel, situ- Angelo and Salvatore LoSapio fi drainage problems existed on the his afternoon and tonight, winds had In mind. and Stephen Zwolinski,: Jr., of The Worden Funeral Hom«v ful picture, and a lot of us fell shifting to northwest 15 to 20 ated between the Shore Point Inn continued use of jointly own tor it. It hardly seems fair." :ite. .Colts Neck; a sister, Mrs. Mag- ed Bank, is In charge of ar- knots Saturday. Visibility 5 miles However, Navy sources said and the property for which ;the property on Middle Rd. as a mi Ida Zaburski of Yugoslavia; 26 Land U Sinking "That was before earth was or more except lower In showers later that there has been a step-up variance was sought. storage depot and to house mi rangements. He aid that in his back yard, moved," he said, "Now water is grandchildren and five' great- and thundershowers. Variable in aerial surveillance of Cuba in It was lifted last month and trucks. grandchildren. "30 or 40 trees" had been dumped soming in from the north, west cloudiness with showers and the last three weeks. They added Mr. Mariolis was advised he MRS. EMILY BONOSORO and east." An. order had been obtained Services will be conducted at 8 LINCROFT — Mrs. Emily Bo- into a bulldozed hole and cov- thundershowers today and tonight that all of the Navy's resources, could continue remodeling at his from Superior Court by the Lo ered. Now, he complained, the a.m. tomorrow from the W. H losoro, 86, of Oak St., died yes- Meeting Tomorrow with gradual clearing during Sat- starting in European ports and own risk. The court recommend- Sapio brothers for the rehearin, Freeman & Son Funeral Home land is sinking on that spot, and Mayor Herbert E. Werner said urday. ending just outside Cuba terri- ed he seek the variance from the :erday at her home. in denying the variance, ti Freehold, followed by a requiem Mrs. Bonosoro was born In water is collecting there. the performance bond had nol Extended Forecast torial limits, have been thrown Zoning Board. board ruled the building had bee: Alfred Santacroce of Heath Rd. mass offered by Rev. Stephen Latvia. She was the daughter been returned to the builder, who In eastern Pennsylvania, south- into a constant watch that will be Mr. Keller, who has twice been erected in violation ai the zoning Bielen, pastor, in St. Mary's intensified without further notifi- denied a variance request to al >f the late Mr. and Mrs. Jack he said was Jerry Epstein. eastern New York, Connecticut ordinance and said incdrrefe fa Church, at 9 a.m. Burial will be Coleman. He asked the Old Deal Homes and New Jersey, temperatures cation from the White House. low expansion of his motel busi- were stated when the buildini in St. Rose of Lima Cemetery, ness, said last night he will seek Mrs. Bonosoro had lived here Kennedy residents, to come to a meeting during the five-day period Sat- Navy sources said that for {permit was applied for and granl Freehold. II years. She was the widow of (Continued) tomorrow at 9 a.m. at the bor- urday through Wednesday are many months patrol planes have ed. Form Bonosoro. Reserves — His request for ough hall and said he would ask expected to average two to sev- been operating, virtually around Also denied by the board were the builder to come, too, to try en degrees above normal. Warm the clock, from Key West, Fla. Asks Approval variance requests by: She was a member of Holy stand by authority to call up an Trinity Lutheran Church, Red additional 150,000 Reserves, ap- and straighten things out. through mid period, turning cool- and the U.S. base at Guantanamo Vincent J. Lamano, 318 Ba; er toward end of period. Bay, Cuba. view Ave., Union Beach, to us Births j Bank. proved unanimously Thursday by The mayor also requested Bor- For Beach Surviving are two sons, Ru- the Senate, was an intermediate TIDES Surface vessels—principally de- an existing building on Rarita ough Engineer Otis R. Seaman Rd. and Union Ave. as a wooc dolph and Albert Bonosoro of step to cope with the possibility to inspect the site before tomor- (Sandy Hook) stroyers—are operating night and Today - High 8:55 p.m. and working shop. RIVERVIEW Somerset; two daughters, Mrs. of threats short of a national row, and to be present at the day from Roosevelt Roads, Puer- Aid Project Red Bank Joseph Wilson of Miami and Mrs. emergency while Congress is out meeting. low 2:50 p.m. to Rico, Guantanamo Bay and James Troust, 335 Middle R Saturday - High 9:17 a.m. WASHINGTON (AP) - Sen. Mr. and Mrs. John Jasko, 46 Louis Horvath, with whom she of session. Key West, Fla., the sources said. Harrison A. Williams Jr., D-N.J., to complete a commercial buili [Washington St., Red Bank, lived; a brother, William Ash of U2s—These high altitude recon- and 9:43 p.m. and low 3:15 a.m. They said American officials ing in the R-12 residential zom and 3:43 p.m. has asked a Senate Public Works daughter, yesterday. Kings Park, L. I.; five grsnd- naissance planes have been sold and agents check ports "every- subcommittee to approve quickly The board reserved decision c Mr, and Mrs. Charles Bellign :hildren and seven great grand- only to Nationalist China, he said, Lovely Legs Sunday — High 10:08 a.m. and where in Europe" on ships re- the following cases: 0:33 p.m., and low 4:02 a.m. a proposed beach erosion and hur- ham, Telegraph Hill Rd., Haz- children. and there are no plans to deliver ported to be bound, or suspected ricane protection project for Rar- Alexander Klein, Rt. 36, let, daughter .yesterday. The funeral service will be U2s to any other government and 4:33 p.m. to be bound, for Cuba. erect a sign advertising his plai Contest Set (For Red Bank and Rumson ltan and Sandy Hook Bays in Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rogers held Sunday at 2 p.m. at the" Berlin—Leaders of both parties A Navy spokesman said any New Jersey. of business. Brotherton Ave., Locust, daugh- Boylan Funeral Home, New bridge, add two hours; Sea ship leaving "anywhere in Europe Casimlr Zlydaszyk, Rt. 35 ai have said there is no political By Demos Bright, deduct 10 minutes; Long In a statement submitted to the ter, yesterday. Brunswick, with Rev. Harold division on Berlin policy and the for Cuba" is known before the committee yesterday, Williams Fleetwood Dr., to place a po Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Fiedero Hornberger officiating. Burial Branch, deduct 15 minutes; High- able advertising sign on his pro, U.S. position "would not be af- ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - A lands bridge, add 40 minutes.) vessel leaves port. said the project is particularly wicz, 113 Pak Ave., New Mon will be in Van Liew, North 'lovely legs contest - for men erty. fected by whatever results may CHICAGO (AP) - Stormy The same apparently is true of urgent because of damage caused mouth, daughter, yesterday. Brunswick. be in the November election." mly" is slated to be the feature weather which struck wide areas the air lanes. The Defense Depart- to New Jersey's coast by last Family Circle Stores, Rt. 38, MONMOUTH MEDICAL Taxes—Kennedy implied he, I a Blerstube sponsored by the n the Midwest and South and ment said Thursday Communist March's storm. erect a steel base to hold an a. Long Branch MRS. PREBEN ANDERSON might not accept tax legislation, ocal, Democratic Club tomorrow caused at least three deaths di- bloc flights to Cuba are followed He also urged quick approval vertising sign on top of its nei PERTH AMBOY — Mrs. Lea night and are well-known by U.S. au- building now under constructio; Mr. and Mrs. Roger Ruth, 41 including the tax credit he wants minished today. of a plan for development of the Brainard Ave., Port Monmouth Andersen, 37, of 81 Washington for industrial investment, which General chairman of the event, Thunder and electrical storms, thorities. Delaware River Basin, a Rad- In other action the board: St. died Wednesday in Perth which will also highlight beer-or- Set Sept. 27 for an adjourn' daughter, yesterday. is now before Congress. He said with strong winds, yesterday hit ian River navigation project and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cross, 22 Amboy General Hospital. he will sea what wolves from a iented foods and Alpine costumes areas in Michigan, middle Ten- a flood control program for meeting. Mrs. Andersen was born In and decorations, Is William Grif- Hartshorne La., Rumson, daugh- Senate-House conference commit- nessee, Wisconsin, Iowa and New Aerial Roundout Creek and Wallkill Riv- Approved a variance reques ter, yesterday. Italy and had lived for many tee before deciding whether to fin. Mrs. John R. Keilt is co- northern Ohio. Two golfers were er in New York and New Jer- by Joseph T. Schaft, 5 Irwin PI chairman. Mr. and Mrs. Keneth Critch- /ears on the Marlboro-Freehold sign it or wait for the genera" killed by lightning during a storm sey. Hazlet, to convert a carport to Iow, 262 Jeffrey St., Long Branch Rd., Marlboro, before moving tax reform bill he plans to sub- Mr, Griffin said he anticipates in Clarksville, Tenn., while a Fire Truck The Raritan River project two-car garage. he-re a year ago. She was a merely provides for the federal son, yesterday. mit next year. little difficulty in rounding up Detroit woman collapsed and Advised Arthur C. Schultz, 1 Mr. and Mrs. Richard Erster, 7 urse's aide at Perth Amboy Gen- Space—Powerful rockets and contestants among county males died of a heart attack at the government to maintain a IS foot For Rumson deep channel to the Middlesex W. Front St., Keyport, to reaj | Nolan Dr., West Long Branch, iral Hospital. techniques for applying them to tor the "lovely legs" selection be- wheel of her car after it had ply to the building inspector f< son, yesterday. cause most men are to be clad been pinned beneath a fallen tree RUMSON — A new aerial hook County Sewage Authority dock. Surviving are her husband, exploration of space and other a building permit to construct Mr. and Mrs. Paul Strongoli, 71 >reben Andersen; a son, Hans peaceful purposes could be adapt- In "Lederhosen," or Bermuda limb. and ladder fire truck will be ad-] Williams urged the committee residence at the corner of Vai shorts and knee-socks. ded to the Rumson Fire Depart- to include the four projects in an Pearl St., Long Branch, son, yes Andersen, at home, and her par- ed to military uses "if the situa- More than five Inches of rain Mater Terr, and Delaware Ave. | terday. ents, Attilo and Ida Deluardo tion should require." "We'll have a committee of drenched Nashville, Tenn., ment next year, replacing one of over-all water projects bill it is Hazlet. 1937 vintage. preparing. Mr. and Mrs. John M. Barnes, Manacorda of Marlboro. Nuclear Tests—U.S. atmospher- judges quietly screening all men record amount for a 24-hour pe- 281 Hance Rd., Fair Haven, son, An ordinance appropriating Referred to the Planning Boai Services will be tomorrow at 1 ic tests will be resumed because as they polka to the beer-barrel riod. More than 100 motorists for study and recommendation yesterday. roundelays," Mr. Griffin said. were forced to abandon their $42,000 for the equipment was in- i.m. in the Higgins Memorial the summer series was not com variance request by Anthony D FITKIN Home, Freehold, with Rev. Ber- pleted and because they turnec Another incentive for bashful cars In flooded streets. troduced at last night's Borough Couple Held Lorenzo, 37 Locust Ter., Ne males, he said, will be the grand Only minor temperature Council meeting. Neptune lard McK. Garlick of St. Peter's up information that should tx Monmouth, to use an existin; Episcopal Church offilciating. tested further. He said steps have prdlze-a quart-capacity burnished changes were reported in the Mayor Charles Callman said building on Palmer Ave. as Mr. and Mrs. James Trushel, pewter beer tankard. Othei last 24 hours. The 60s and 70s that in order to order the truck In Assault Case Fort Plains Rd., Freehold, son, Burial will be in Maplewood Cem- been taken to prevent a repeat or professional building and retai itery, Freehold. the July 9 high altitude tests awards, for the most authentii prevailed In the major part of now for delivery next year, the MIDDLETOWtf — Thomas J. outlet. yesterday. that created a new belt of radla Bierstube costumes, will be Rudy the c»intry. The coolest spots, appropriating measure must be Donovan, 22, of 117 Church St., Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dinkel, tion around the earth. Vallee'a specially recorded "Al- with readings In the 50s, were adopted. Belford, and Edward F. Farrell, RD 1, Englishtown, son, yester- IN MEJIOIUAM confined mostly to Maine, the [n loving memory of our dear hulbftnd, Industry-Labor—Kennedy ex- bum of Stein Eonga for a Blers- Council plans to take $20,000 22, of 99 West Highland Ave, day. . rather and grandfather, Arthur 6, Van tube." upper Mississippi valley, parts from the capital improvement Atlantic Highlands, were held for Deal Man's PATTERSON ARMY HOSPITAL runt, who paiaed away September IS, pressed hope for quick agreement of the east Central Plains and I960. in disputes involving the aero- The Idea for the event, which budget for the truck. The differ- the grand jury yesterday by Mag- Fort Monmouth Till memory fades and life departa, the northern Plains westward ence is termed an emergency ap- istrate W. Gilbert Manson on you will l|ve forever in our hearts. space industry and the Chicagc will open the club's social sea- through Montana and Idaho. Conviction Capt. and Mrs. Gerald J. Kur- Time takes away ths edge of ffrlef son at the clubrooms, First Ave. propriation, and will be budgeted charges of assault and batery. lander, 28 Manor Dr., Red Bank, but memory turns back every leaf, and North Western Railway. Ob- The 80s prevailed in southern Ijovlng wife and family serving that most major indus- and Washington St., came from in 1963. They are charged with assault- son, Sept. 7. Mrs. Keilt, who attended New Florida, wide areas of Texas Mayor Callman praised Coun- ing Raymond Steele, Palmer St.. Is Reversed tries have accepted the union northward through Oklahoma and Second Lt. and Mrs. Gerald J. shop, recommended by an aero- Jersey's first, outdoor stube ai cilman William F. Halleran, fire Belford, in the Snug Harbor Inn FREEHOLD — County Jud| Chustz, 45 Main St., Oceanport, Spring Lake this summer. southern Kansas and central and chairman, his committee, and of- a week ago Sunday. They were space study board, he suggested southwestern Arkansas. Elvin R. SimmiU yesterday i son, Tuesday. Gerald O'Reilly will serve as ficers of the fire company tor die continued under $2,500 bail. versed a Municipal Court con- the companies will bear th» re- Some early morning tempera- Coast Guardsman and Mrs. "Burgomaster" or master of preliminary work they did lead- Lewis Tilton, 18, of 3 Beach St., viction and found a Deal man n Frank J. Turner, 521 Salrs Ave., sponsibility if strikes occur ' tures and conditions: New York Sea Bright, was fined $25 and their plants. ceremoates and will lead the ing to the decision to buy the guilty of a charge of atrocioi Long Branch, son, Wednesday. guests in the traditiona I, clear; Chicago 72, clear; Bos- aerial truck. Miss Mary Proper, 18, of Han- assault and battery. Congress—Ha forecast passagi ton 64, cloudy; Washington 72, cock St., Keansburg, $10 on a of trade, tax, higher educatioi "Schnitzelbank," assisted by Je- cloudy; Atlanta 75, cloudy; Mi- Mr. Halleran said it would The charge, against Howard Antiques Fair rome Greenberg, club president "give the borough a whole lot charge of possessing beer. Walton, 47, of 68 Neptune Avi and farm legislation "which twi ami 79, clear; Louisville 73, Mrs. Rose Hayden, Port Mon MONTCLAIR — The Hudson months ago seemed to be in thi In addition to the malt bever- cloudy; Detroit 66, clear; St more fire protection," and added resulted after a disagreemei beautiful Monuments mouth, was fined $50 on a charge Aug. 5 when Mr. Walton's Shop, 511 Broad St., Red Bank deep freeze." ages to be served, some of thi Louis 78, clear; Minneapolis 50, he is personally pleased with the We always carry a wide selec- of shoplifting $6.67 in merchan- vorced wife was visiting thi and Sarah A. Moore, Apple Elections — He won't maki delicacies on the menu Includ clear; Kansas City 76, cloudy; choice. Brook Antiques, 375 Cooper Rd. tion of monuments and markers knockwurst, bratwurst, sauer The borough has tentatively se- dise from Neisner's Department two children at his home. *3 .. . beautiful, permanent mi across-the-board endorsement Denver 68, clear; Dallas 81 Store in the Middletown Shopping Middletown, will be among 48 an all Democratic congressional can- kraut, German (hot) potato sal- clear; Phoenix 77, clear; Seat- lected a truck manufactured by magistrate's court found h expertly carved. AM are { Center. guilty of the charge Aug. 15. tiques dealers participating in the tted. Consult K •iooat i didates because there probabl; ad and apple strudel. tle 56, rain; San Francisco 60, th* American LaFrance Co. 26th semi-annual Montclair An- tion. Committee chairmen assisting clear; Los Angeles 64, cloudy; William O'Neill, Leonard Ave.. Both Mr. Walton and Mi are some "who might not be par- was fined $10 on a charge of ! tiques Fair, to be held Monday ticularly anxious for my support" Mr. Griffin end Mrs. Keilt lncludi Anchorage 52, cloudy, and Hono- Joyce Susa, a maid who wl through Sept. 21 in the Woman's TV **•* lulu 77, partly cloudy. assaulting his sister, Miss Elsie nessed the incident, denied th, Jf Politics—Then was no political Charles Sutter, William Spille, Parkway O'Neill. Club of Upper Montclair. reason for not taking Rep. Bot Robert Waldron, Anthony Guai Mr. Walton struck his fornr John R. Keilt, William Osborn (Continued) wife. Hours of the fair are from 1 BARRE Casey, Texas Democrat who has James P. Casey, real estate to 10:30 p.m. daily except Sept opposed him on several Issues, on Patrick Mason, John Manigrassc In reversing the declsloi and Mrs. George Ruch. Land supervisor, said the authority Holmdel Judge Slmmill said the sta 21 when the fair closes at 6 p.m a visit to Houston space facilities, had acquired rights of entry In charge of. handling the food (Continued) (Continued) failed to prove beyond a reasoi from the four Individuals that able doubt that he was guilty Around two million members o JOHN VAN KIRK & SON RULES DEATH SUICIDE specialties are Mrs. James Mon- for a municipal parking area own property at the site of the ter," the committee agreed thai ahan, Mrs. George Spires, Mrs, which in turn will be classed as copies will be made available to the charge. the nation's labor force suffer 89 Cooper rd.. Middletown off rt SI NEW SHREWSBURY — Ru: interchange. at Charles Schmidt, Mrs. Harry a non-cash credit. the press after the letter is pre Stanley Cohen, Long Brand from alcoholism, costing Amer sell L. Scholes, 38, of 61 Compto: ican industry around $1 billion Beaddea'* Corner BH l«ll Keen, Mrs. John Noonan and As it now stands the borough's Representatives of his depart- pared and sent to Trenton. represented Mr. Walton. Willia: St., Belford, who was found deac ment and Middletown Township J. O'Hagan, Sr., appeared for tl per year in absenteeism, reduced Convenient Termi SB 1-ISO in his car here Wednesday, com- Mrs, Ruch. share of the project cost will run Lawrence A. Carton, Jr., town- officials have been meeting to ship attorney, advised the com- municipality. efficiency and increased acci- mitted suicide, County Physcii omit more than $100,000. discuss the location of the pro- dents, according to the Florida Dr. Julius A. Toren has ruled, No problem finding tenants To Be Borrowed mittee that a suggested ordi- posed road that would link the nance requiring package sewage Alcoholic Rehabilitation Pro- canvuiitiii Dr. Toren listed carbon monox- when you advertise The Registei He said this figure would prob- interchange to Dwight Rd. gram. ide poisioning as cause of death, way—Advertisement. ably be borrowed from the feder- disposal plants In major subdi- New The authority has agreed to visions requires more study be- al government. construct the road providing the He said that the LPA hopes to fore It can be drafted and for- township acquires the needed mally presented. Shrewsbury FOR ANY OCCASION time the clearing of land with rights of way. Mr. Carton and Mr, Seaman Evelyn Plato was guest of hon Ivelopment so that the new rat- The four property owners at ables Will immediately help pay were directed to prepare such or at a recent farewell party gi' HONEY BEE FLOWERS the interchange site are Peter an ordinance at the committee's en by Judy Overman, daughtt back the borrowed funds. Poletika, Holmdel, who owns 6.54 RUSSELL T. HODGKIS5 By way of an example, Mr. Aug.^9' meeting following a rec- of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Over acres at the site and Seymour ommendation by Mr. Seaman. Blum explained that the LPA may Muschel, 4.46 acres. The two man, 111 Cloverdale Cir. Guest 464 BROAD STREET, receive an offer from a developer properties are In Holmdel, while The committee directed the at- included Barbara Sisk, Aim FUNERAL HOME to buy half of the Grandview William Potter, Jr., owns 7.85 torney to draft an ordinance Edelstein, Karen Popp, Ade! SHREWSBURY area. acres and Ann McCloskey Har- calling for installation of curb- Bailly, Susan Berglund, Don 85 Riverside Ave. Red Bank The LPA would buy only this myk 6.14 acres on the Middle- ing on the south side of Bethany Palumbo, Craig Canfield, Richai SH 1-4020 Rd., west of Holmdel Rd. Ford, Mike Hull, Sean Daltoi amount of area and then go to town side of the site. Reliable Since 1927 the federal government and bor- In another area of construc- The committee will notify the Ricky Blowers and Glenn Roc row the purchase price. Raritan Township Committee of man. BY WIRE ANYWHERE tion, the authority awarded a its planned action and will re- The new ratable—once built, $20,575 contract to Rockafellow quest the adjoining township to Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Plal would then help to be clear of Construction Co., Matawan, to install curbing on the opposite the debt. build a dining area seating 50 and family, formerly of 57 Gler tide of the road, which falls wood. Dr., moved last Saturda; Mr. Blum said the LPA would persons near a snack bar In within the Raritan boundary line Beauty... Quality ... Craftsmanship in not clear the entire area unless the Cheesequake State Park. to Atlanta, Ga. it had a buyer for the entire The authority authorized engi- area. neering supervision work of the ENDURING MEMORIALS construction of a southbound on- Five Central American coun- ramp at Laurence Harbor Rd., Wf art specialists in monments sctrrp- tries will co-operate in a new Madison Township, near the Worden Funeral Home tured from Select Birrt Granite ini center for research on education park's entrance. The work will fully guaranteed. The Adams Memorial Home in Central America at the Uni- be done by Alexander Herenchak AIR-CONDITIONED FOR YOUR COMFORT versity of San Carlos, Guatemala, Associates, Newark, for $4,000. 60 E. FRONT STREET RED BANK Only Manufacturer of Memorials Successor to Mount Memorial Horn* In Central Jersey ROBERT A. BRAUN SHadyside 7-0557 SEND FOR "HOME FOR FUNERALS" FUNERAL DIRECTORS A modern, non-sectarian funeral home, with a home- FREE FOLDER One of the county's most modern funeral like atmosphere and memorial chapel, dedicated to the homes with • completely home-like atmosphere. LONG BRANCH MONUMENT CO. Inc. continuation of traditiona] reputation for distinguished WALL & LOCUST. W. LONG BRANCH CA 2-0300 310 kVoad Stntt Rtd lank. N. J. service and quiet dignity. IN BROAD STREET EATONTOWN BRANCH OFFICE AMD DISPLAY Liberty 2-038S Formerly of East Orange HARRY C. F. JAMES A. ROBERT F. Monmouth Monument Co. HEADDENS CORNER. MIDDLETOWN SH 7-3110 Radio RID BANK REGISTER Friday, Sept 14, 1962-3 Successful Investing Group Is Nason on Education Jlaimljr Urged to Sell Part KM Legacy for Stability Reorganized Parents' Example Helps MTDDUETOWN - The Civil By ROGER E. SPEAR Defense and Diaster Control Com- By tESUE J. fttSON have him read to me be does it in the three major subjects. Her municaUon group here under the Pioteasar of Edncattaa only because he has to. We live worst subject was writing. Whan Q.—"We own our home and I see nothing in the El Paso sit- direction of Joseph Di Filippi, Most children aHmlre their par- on a farm and our son is so in- she takes her time she can print have $i500 in a savings « uation that warrants retention, has been completely reorganized ents. They try to dor the things terested in helping his father thai ilainly and neatly but she Is count This year we received _ particularly in a margin account and activated for the upcoming their parents do: like the tilings school is secondary to him. Do Iways in a hurry. She does well legacy: 360 shares of U. S. Steel. I advise you to sell, close out storm season. their parents like.. Parents can you have a solution? in phonics and reads well but aha shares of National State Bank your margin account and put the The communications group is use this admir- Mrs. S. S., Eureka, I1L lias difficulty remembering what of Newark and 120 shares of New net balance into California Liquid charged with the responsibility of ation to help Your son obviousy admires hi; she has read. What can I do? England Tel & Gas (OTC) — where I believe providing emergency communi- their children father. If his father made it plain Mrs. A., Chicago Tel. The mar-, you have a better chance of cations throughout the town succeed in to him that he considers school Again, this is an opportunity ket, particular- making up your loss. ship in the event of a local school, as this to be very important, it migh For parents to help their child ly in steel, has (Mr. Spear cannot answer all disaster. letter suggests: by setting an example. Children dropped - coo- make a difference. mail personally but will answer To accomplish this task, the! Dear Dr. Na- will attach importance to thosa sid erably all questions possible in his col- son: Also, you might find a few things parents think are import- Should we hold group holds weekly "on-the-air" umn.) drills to improve operating ef- Our son en- books at his reading level whic! ant. these shares or the third have to do with farm animals Let your daughter know you sell at a loss?1 ficiency. This volunteer group and crops. Have him read them consists of licensed amateur Or. NOM* ' *rad« are proud of her when she prints K. A. yeayearr . HHe is an and then discuss them with hi plainly and neatly and when she End-of-Season radio operators who reside father. His teacher or librarian A.-It is al- the area. average stu- pays careful attention to what ways very dent except In reading. His teach- can help you select the books. The actlviatlon of the CD radic Dear Dr. Nason: she is doing. Let her tell the WEAK pleasant to RETIREMENT — Sgt. Maj. Sigurd I. AndVesen o! Ocean- er says he has the ability but he story of what she has read im- hear of someone else's good for- Party Held At network, which is placed ii porf recaivas the commanding ganaral's certificate of reserve status during July am lacks interest.-At home he won't Our little girl finished the firs mediately after she has read it. , tune. I don't believe you need pick up a book. If I sit down and grade last year with low grades Make a game of it. feel the slightest concern about achievement from Brig. Gan. J. Wilton Johnston, U. S. August, occurred two weeks prioi Driftwood Club to the official activation of th< The habit of paying attention your bank stock or your Tele- NEW SHREWSBURY — Occu- Army Satellite Communications Agancy commander, at Stout conceded habitual f o to the task at hand is of such phone shares. county network. pants of eight cabanas at Drift- Mrs. Andrasan looks on. The occasion was Sgt. Andra- might raise feasibility doubts. importance that it is worth striv- Your U. S. Steel stock presents Richard W. Seuffert, CD di Jetport "But one of thesa days we'' wood Beach Club held an end-of- rector, realizing that the area is ing for. • problem. In the first place, sen's retirement last week after more than 20 years' (Continued) got to lick fog," he said. ' Dear Dr. Nason: it represents too large a pro season party recently at the First susceptible to heavy .storm the bay proposal. He said h active service. damage, desired to Iron out an; has to.come." My daughter spent too many portion of your total financial Aid House. The party was rained has discussed it with engineers hours studying last year. She picture. Secondly, the dividend kinks, and check the extend o Rep. Hugh L. Carey, D-N. Y out of flie cabanas. 3 and many others, all with favoi proposed last Monday that a ]e gets excellent grades. But her was.covered over the past year radio coverage before the storm able reactions. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. 20 Years Service season arrived. •rU ™I™..i K.. -«f K«n P°rt 'or *• metropolitan area b father and I worry about her and a half by a very narrow mar- Harold Sherman, Mr. and Mrs- The proposal hasi not been ^ ,n ^ hoa, Jrea ^^ mental and physical health. What gin, and the present rate is nol The communications group ha: Vincent Roache, Jr., Mr. and formally advanced either to thi Ambrose Channel and Staten I can you suggest we do during entirely secure. For both reasons, also been active in erectln, Monmouth County Board of Free- Mrs. Jerry Kenney, Mr. and Mrs. Sergeant Major at Fort Retires land. the new school year? I suggest you sell 260 shares Ken Roman, Jack Lemon and radio antennas for remote com holders or Planning Board, Mrs. W. R., Sidney, Ohio your Big Steel. With the pro FORT MONMOUTH - U. S munication sites at strategic to any municipal body, he sale Sen. Stout's proposal didn Edward Holden, New Shrews- [make a hit with members of tli Have your daughter vary the ceeds I would buy 100 shares ol bury; Mr. and Stanely Army Satellite Communication! points throughout the township though it has been discussed wil Corn Products and add the re- Mrs. A Wobbly Pinelands Regional P1 a n n 1 n pace at which she works. Try Chase and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Agency personnel turned out last At present, antennas have been members of these panels. having her study of shorter pe- mainder to my savings account. week for a ceremony honoring installed at the township hall am The senator forecast the lslan< Board wfao met yesterday McCabe, Middletown; Mr. and Union Township near Barnega riods. Between study sessions Q.—"Do you think Ei Pasc Mrs. George Dates, George Vac- Sgt. Maj. Sigurd I. Andresen, whe the Port Monmouth School, port would have many physi Natural Gas merits retention in Session For They want a,Jetport in th have her take a brisk walk or carelli and Harry Patterson, retired after more than 20 years' refugee center for the flood-prom and economic advantages to the a short nap or a half-hour of jusl View of their heavy indebtedness Red Bank; Mr. and Mrs. Walter active service. bayshore area. Bayshore area of MonmoutT South Jersey pinelands and we: and the Government's procrastin appointed by the freeholders playing with the rest of the fam- Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wall Street In addition to these fixed radic County in particular. It would b ily. This will allow her mind to ation on pipe line cases? Tw< Brig. Gen. 3. Wilson Johnston, transmitter locations, a mobilela buffer against wind, tides ant Burlington and Ocean counties Struble, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur NEW YORK (AP) — The stoct commanding general, presented absorb and organize what she years ago, I bought 200 shares, iacobbe and Jerry Marris, Miss market's two-day advance pe- communications unit is soon t storms which cause heavy dam- further, the Idea. and a stock split brought me 5C Andresen the commanding gen- has studied.before too many new Judy - Roemer and Bob Kelly, tered out yesterday In a wobbi; be installed in the township-ownec age almost annually, and wou; Albert Van Huyck, a membe; ideas are forced upon it more. I paid $2,500 on margin, Little Silver; Ed Cabel and Harry eral'scerUflcaia of achievement, Civil Defense station wagon. create a need for Industry of the firm of Herbert Smi : session that turned lower in thi signed by Maj. Gen. Stuart S, have been called on twice for Emmons, Lincroft; Miss Sandy final minutes of trading. These radio installations, service the airport, he said. Associates of West Trentc additional payments, and may be Hoff, commanding general o! Powell, Miss Mary Lou Hilfiker Volume held at 3.1 millioi coupled with four mobile and six The bulk or auto traffic gen- which Is serving as consultant called on more. I am paying and Ed Folker, Rumson; James Electronics Command; the De- the board, told the meeting th Hodge-Podge shares, about the same partment of the Army certificat fixed station transmitters op- erated by the airport, he aal(" 5J4 per cent interest and ques- Meagher, Monmouth Beach; Miss erated and maintained by th would not be felt by Monmouth travel to a jetport in the Nort tion whether I should sell anc Karen Abrams and Miss Suzanne Wednesday and failed to increas of achievement, and the Depart- for the first time this week. communications group provide He noted that access to tha Gar Jersey area would only be Development take my loss or hold on for pos Barnes, Atlantic Highlands, and ment of the Army certificate of minutes to a half hour short* retirement. Increasing radio linkage of thi 'den State Parkway and Nev alble recovery." H. R. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Picton and "Of 1,219 issues traded 586 di Jersey Turnpike, the OuterbrMge than to a Jetport in South Jerse; dined, 425 advanced and 2 area. A.—J think that in your own Miss Carol Graham, West Long Andresen, a Brooklynite, wai Crossing, Goethals Bridge, an Van Huyck said that a mo: Is Rapped mind you've decided what action Branch. were unchanged, There were : employed in several administra- the state highway network ar lows for 1962 and five new highs. Inattentive Driving spacious jetport could be built: OCEAN GROVE - Hodge- to take and would like some sup tive positions in New Jersey be- close at hand. the pinelands and it would b podge development because of port I'm glad to give it to you Of the 15 most active issue: The main shipping channel Into seven advanced, seven decline; fore entering the Army in 1942, Conviction Is Upset safer. poor planning will force large He served in the Panama Canal FREEHOLD—A Raritan Town Raritan Bay would have to b Time Is a small inconvenienci numbers of our older citizens Leonardo and General Motors was u altered, he said. His plan is changed. Zone, at Fort Monmouth, Iran, ship Municipal Court conviction compared to added safety, from their homes In this gener- Middletown Mr. and Mrs. William Schna- and Turkey, before returning for inattentive driving was re- cut new channels on either aldi [said. ation, Dr. Victor Gerdes.an econ- ble. Center Ave., recently cele- Polaroid led the list for thi of the new island. omist and Monmouth County Mr. and Mrs. Edward Beyer, here for the last time in 1956, versed here this week by County The board authorized Herbei brated their 21st wedding anni- fifth time in eight sessions, fal Judge Elvin R. Slmmill. Growth of Area Democratic Freeholder candi- Hanson PL, were hosts at a versary with Mr. and Mrs. An- ing 2% to my on 56,100 share: He attained the sergeant major Smith Associates to meet argi barbecue at their home on Laboi t In a letter to Najeeb E. Ha! date, said here Tuesday night* thony Slnek of East Keansburg. Royal Dutch was second mos grade here In 1959 when he was The charge, which was against by, administrator of the FAA [ments of Austin J. Tobin agaim Day. Guests included Mrs. Beyers assigned to the U. S. Army Sig- Charles Tooker of Whltfield, re- South Jersey jetport. "And as a just reward for this The couples had dinner in Atlan- active, up % at 40% on 50,701 asking to have his plan Included Injustice," he told the Ocean mother, Mrs. Helen Carsel, and tic City. shares. Third was Texas Pacifi nal Research Activity. From Sep- sulted from an accident on Rt Tobin, executive director of th. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Carsel, all In the feasibility study, Sen Grove Democratic Club at the Coal and Oil, up 1% at 48% o tember, 1960, to June, 1961, he 38 at Brown Ave. Stout said: Port of New York Authority, tol of Rochester, N.Y. served as sergeant major for Judge Slmmill said that evi- Wesley Hotel, "the Board of Mr. and Mrs. George Foxhlll, 43,600 shares. "As a member of the Nc a state Senate Investigating Com Freeholders of the last decade Others on the list Included Un Headquarters, Special Troops, dence indicated that the drive: mittee on Aug. 30 that it wou Mrs. Arthur Greenleaf has Burlington Ave., recently enter- Jersey State Senate from Mon will pass Into history as a govern- versal Oil Products, up two, am and was then assigned to the was operating his car prudently mouth County, I have been intei be impractical to build a jetpo returned to her home in St. tained three days for Mr. and USA Satcora Agency, formerly ing body that failed to meet its Mrs. William Kelly and daugh- Zenith Radio, off 1. Mr. Tooker was represented by ested in the location of a jetpoi in South Jersey because of con responsibilities of leadership to Petersburg, Fla., after ' .sum- the U. S. Army Advent Manage- Norman Robblns of Newark. Dep- gesttti airways there and the ters Marilyn and Kathleen of| Chrysler fell V/t. Late In th which would serve the New Yorl the people." mering at the home of her son- day the company disclosed It ment Agency, uty Attorney General Marilyn distance from the populatio: in-law and daughter, Mr. and North Arlington. New Jersey area in a mann Dr. Gerdes, a New York Uni- organizing a subsidiary to lease A former secretary and recent- Loftus appeared for the state. which would match the growth centers of New York and Phili Mrs. Charles. Schwartz, Elm Ct. cars and trucks. American Mi jdelphla. versity professor, asserted "this Frances Stanley, daughter of ly outgoing president of the local the area and at tha same timi is a serious and unnecessary tors gained Vi Ford lost y am 1 Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Wilson (Mr. and Mrs. George Stanley, t Barracks 121 of the Association SUSPENSION ENDED not Jeopardize any establishi Van Huyck said the firm wou! price,.but Inevitable, so long as Studebaker was off %. of Regular Army Sergeants, Sgt NEWARK — The state Alco communities or sections of t prepare a brief that would di: and children Cheryl, Janice and celebrated her fifth birthday last Corning Glass gave up 2J£ ol we have total one-party rule in Douglas, Elm Ct, recently va Thursday. Present were Douglas Andresen remains active in that iholic Beverage Control division state which already have a rec cuss weather, nolle, the proximii the hands of those who refuse recent gains as reports of a new organization. Last month he was announced yesterday the license ognlzed pattern of development of state-owned land that wou catloned for two weeks in Shelter Furce, Paul and Patrick Collins glass product continued to circa to face up to the simple fact we Cove. and George, Patrice Ann and Da- selected chairman of the local suspension of Peters restaurant, preclude home development too are living in the 20th century." late on Wall Street, J.C. Penne; Boardwalk, Long Branch, ha close to a South Jersey Jetport, vid Stanley. board of trustees and judge ad- "Many factors must be consii Recalling estimates he made added one after reporting highe been ended. ered ... the land area involvec construction costs and safety. Mr. and Mrs. Rupert Bing and sales. Quaker Oats fell anothe: vocate of the national organiza- recently of future population tion. Director William Howe Davl proximity to industries and pec The state Senate committee ha daughters Vickie and Debbie, Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Adeska- ... apparently in continued re mspended the license Aug. 13 be- growth in Monmouth, he said Apple Blossom La., have returned pie who will use the service* given the board three weeks t his figures seem slightly below witz and family attended a pic- sponse to lower earnings for th Sgt. Maj. and Mrs. Andresen :ause of a finding that a person noise factor, nuisance, incon home after spending the summer nic Sunday at the home of Mr. [answer Tobin. The deadline ie those released recently by the Re- year ended June 30. live at 376 Milton Ave., Ocean- other than those specified In the venlences to JLS few as posslbk next Thursday. in Point Pleasant Beach. and Mrs. James Spignar and Other growth-glamour Issues port, with their three children, .licens. e ,._.had, a direcj,_.t^ interes,_. t. i'nW space and air flight patterns, gional Plan Association. Mrs. Ann Scotland of Clifton. declining included Xerox by 214 (A New York Congressmar Monmouth County is standing Celebrating their 42d wedding Sigurd, 17, Karen, 14, and Susan, the operation under the license, loss of ratables and cost of con- suggested last week that a Jet [Texas Instruments 1%, Beckmai '. He plans to remain In the area Lifting the suspension, lie said still now compared to what will anniversary recently were Mr, Instruments by l'/i and Genera! struction." port be built on the shoals be- The sixth birthday of Karen and expects to accept a local ad- ie was now satisfied that the Cites Tax Ratables happen as the county passes and Mrs. William Maxson, Kings Precision 1. tween Ambrose Channel ani through "successive phases of Bwy. Anderson, daughter of Mr. and ministrative position. outside Interest had been termin- The senator told reporters lit Staten Island. Gov. Richard Mrs. Walter Anderson, was cele- American Hardware was off 2 growth with the acceleration be- Other losers included: AT&T 1% ited by the licensee, Karunos and plan would cause no loss oi Hughes, however, told a press rated Friday at the home of her \rvanitis. a corporation, trading existing tax ratables to any com ing especially pronounced begin- Andy Rossman, son of Mr. and Jones and Laughlin 1, Woolwortl Says Asian Flu is Peters. conference In Trenton on Wednes- ning about a decade from now." Mrs. Andrew Rossman, Peach grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Lou- I, Union Carbide I, Liggett anc munity, no disruption of any ex- day that he has found little en Blossom La., celebrated his fourth is Augustine, Hudson Ave., At- isting community, and a mini gfneering Describing the economic noose Myers 1, Americada 1, American Outbreak Possible support for such )ad planning tightens about birthday last week at a party lantic Highlands, with members Enka 1, Bristol Myers 1%, Proc- Adamson Comments mum, If any, of noise or nuisano iroject.) for eight of his friends. >t the family. Another party was tor and Gamble 1, Avnet 1, Ben' TRENTON (AP) New Jersey RUMSON — Arthur L. Adam- i home owners. homes of older citizens, Dr. Ger- leld at home. Present were Kris dix 1%, Crown Cork V/ and Fl faces a possible outbreak of Asian son, president of Rumson-Falr He said the idea of building des said the great growth In and Kim Anderson, Maria and 4 airports on filled land is not liome units brings with it corre- Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hoist, nancial Federation V/t. fiu this fall and winter. Haven Regional High School, said tan Augustine, Vincent, Michael novel, citing portions of La A Choice sponding community costs which Cherry Tree La., entertained at a Yesterday's closing stocks: The state Health Department this morning that he sees no dinner party last Saturday night and Timothy Shea, Kathleen 'clash" between the regional and "luardia airport and others. must be met by taxes. Without Glendinnlng, George, David, Rus- ACT Did I-T-B CM Brit 14J4 has warned hospitals and doctors As to the reasonableness _. Janning, he said, new invest- for Mr. and Mrs. David Clausen Adkj«mK i Ex Johns Man ilementary boards here. Is Offered: sell, Douglas and Chris Ela, Rob- Air Reduo Jones ft U to provide Influenza inoculations building on man-made, fill anil ments will not pay for them- , of Colts Neck. Alleg Cp lay Utl lor the chronically ill, pregnant Mr. Adamson remarked that irta and David DeCarlo, Debbie Kaiser At • :he report issued by his group liling, Sen. Stout recalled com- lelves and taxes on existing resi- ftirdge, Henry and Magdalina Kenucott women, persons in vital Industries lents will rise. Allied Ch Kresge, 88 was the result of an intensive ments of former New York Gov, Work or Quit Schwartz and Sharon Means. Aim Chal Koppert 38 and those over 45, if the vaccine Thomas E. Dewey at a private "And when more than SO differ- Egg Market Alcoa Krorer supplies hold out. itudy into the various alterna- UNION BEACH - At the sug- Am Alriln Lehfch C4N ves open to a board of educa- luncheon several years ago when ;estlon of Mayor William F, nt units (municipalities) per- NEW YORK (AP)-(USDA) - Am Brk Sh Leh Port C 13« Dr. Roscoe P. Handle, state Ben Haulbosky, Roop Ave., re- Am Can Leh Val Ind on faced with an increasing he Tappanzee Bridge was lodgers, the governing body last orm the necessary services, we Wholesale egg offerings light on Am Cyan Leh Val RH 5 lealth commissioner, issued the lumber of students. The regional ipened on the New York Thru- light adopted a resolution di- iave a costly Inefficient, and un- large and mediums and liberal on red recently as postmaster ;Am MFdy LOF Glass 46K Am Mot Lib McNH, warning in a letter yesterday. ioard feels that better.co-ordina- ay. recting that one of its members, necessary duplication that serve •malls. Demand good for large after 30 years' service. He Am Smelt Ll« ft My 11 ias been employed in the pos- Am Bid Lukens Btl 7(i The letter followed an advisory ion could be maintained with "If we had It to do over again,' Councilman Frank C. Racclbppi, mly to manufacture jobs for the and mediums and slightly im- Am Tel Tel Mack Trk 'rom the U.S. Public Health Serv- tal service 35 years. Am Tob Marath Oil I?* he regionalization of grades 6 to he senator quotad the former; ittend meelngs "and perform his MTty In power." proved on smalls yesterday. Am Vlaoose Martin M 3914 ice; • 2, he added. overnor, "we would build the duties as a borough official" or Whites: Extras (47 lbs. mln.) Amp Ine Merck 23 % Anaconda ' MOM 87% The Health Service said that The board president said he Jiruway right up the middle ol resign. 45-47; extras medium (40 lbs. The fourth birthday of Billy Armco StI 34H Armour Minn M41I 6m )ast patterns of influenza indi- 'as not disturbed by the prema- he Hudson River. It would be The vote was 3-1. Although $15 per Day average) 35)4-37; top quality (47 fagaman was celebrated Sat- Armit Clc Mo Pac A cheaper, less trouble to the com- lbs. min.) 48^-5% mediums (41 rday at the home of Mr. and Ashl Oil Mont Ward 4 ate there may be widespread out- ure release of the report. It Councilman William J. Langan Atcblson Nat Blsc ras drafted Monday and forward- munity, and would provide the lbs. average) 36%-3o% smalls fas. Edward Kelch. Attending Atl Refln N Cash Rer ireaks of Asian (type a-2) flu dissented, he did not speak in de- Nat Dairy most picturesque scenery for mo- ab Fare (36 lbs. average) 22^-23'^; pee- rere Kevin McGrath, Joseph and Avco Corp Nat Distill luring the fall and winter. ed to the Rumson and Pair Ha- fense Of Mr. Raccloppi. The two |Babcock W Nat oyps 24 orists anywhere in the world." wees 16-17. dartin Hawley, Karen Adesko- Bald Lima 37T4 Similar advisories last fall re- en elementary board for their men form a minority bloc on the Bayuk Clg Nut steel :onsideratlon he said. Browns: Extras (47 lbs. min.) jwitz, Beverly Barber, Mrs. Nich- Bell * Row NT Central sulted in a shortage of vaccine. As to potential problems, Sen ouncll. Is Approved Bendlx Nla M Pur 47^-49; top quality (47 lbs. min.) )Ias Giglio and son Nicholas, Jan- Beth Steel No Am Ar Before the resolution was LITTLE SILVER — The Board Boeing Nor Pac 65S 49-51; mediums (41 lbs. average) ce Crawford, Ruth Stryker, Eve- Borden Nwst Alriln dopted, the mayor pointed out ' Education last night received' yn and Lola White, Karen Kelch Bon Warn Nonrtch Pn S6H-38M: smalls (36 lbs. average) IBrunnrk Outb Mar Nat Mr. Raccioppl, chairman of and accepted a lone bid for the Buckeye PI Owens 111 GH 1,„'4 Regional Board Statement 25-26; peewees 16-17;. and Mrs. Margaret Fowler. Pan A W Air 19 he sanitation committee, has at- xansportation of .two students to Buey EM* Param Pitt 391 ended five council meetings this special classes in Eatontown. Bulora Penney, JO w Burl Jnd Fa PwALt 35 Elementary District, that Fair ear and missed 16. The Public Cab Company of Case JI Pa RR RUMSON—A statement propos- Tha Rumson-Fair Haven Re- Cater Trae Pepsi Cola u gional High School was designed Haven construct a middle school Council granted Mr. Raccioppi ong Branch won the contract, LOCAL SECURITIES Celanese 11% Ing the regionalization of grades Ches A Oh 40% and S was released yesterday to accommodate between 800 and for grades six, seven, eight, and leave of absence from July 26 nd will charge $15 per day for The following bid and asked quotations from the National Asso- Chrysler 42>t ie service. ciation of Securities Dealers, Inc., do not represent actual transac- Cities Sv by Rumson-Fair Haven High 850 students. The enrollment for that the high school plan an ad- Aug. 16. No request was made Coca Cola *«% The board's auditor, George V. tions. They are a guide to the range within which these securities Cl Pl chool. the 1962-63 school year is 840 pu- dition or a separate building. r extension of the leave. could have been sold (indicated by the "bid") or bought (indicated Scheduled for release Monday, pils. According to a recent pro- Another proposal that has been Said the mayor: "This is an im- urchin of Long Branch, sub- by the "asked") at the time of completion. he report became public at a jection of school population for studied by the Board Is the ex- ortant Job the people have en itted the annual audit with 49% the regional high school, it is pansion of the regional district rusted to us and every man must ecommendations to transfer two BANKS meeting of the Rumson Board of lexpended balances ' to appro- Asked Education Wednesday night. That expected that the number of stu- to include the seventh and eighth sarry his weight. We have not Div. dents will increase steadily over grades. Under such a plan, the late accounts, and to bond the Asbury Park - Ocean Grove oard, which has plans for a iven heard from Mr. Raccioppi. ifeterla manager. The board Belmar-WaU National irimary school to relieve crowded the next 10 years. The Board of 10th, 11th and 12th grades would "Is assignments and duties on the Education must plan for an even- remain in tha present building ibled the audit for study until Central Jersey Bank onditions, took a stand against vernlng body are neglected. s October meeting. Fanners & Merchants regional plan. tual registration of 1,400 boys and a new junior high school Ither he returns to the council First Merchants National Bank and girls. would be constructed for grades The board approved plans for Dr. John F. Kinney, Jr., super-, ible or resigns." book fair to be held in Mark- Keansburg-Middletown tV, The existing high school facili- seven, eight and nine. A few ad- Long Branch Trust S2U itendent of Rumson-Fair Haven ditional classrooms and some ,m Place School Dec.. 11, 12,13 21S egional High School, said yes- ties will serve up to 1,000 students id 14. MataWan Bank 4S«4 minor alterations to the elemen- Monmouth County National 13H rday he would withhold a state- on a temporary basis. However, tary school buildings would be Bennett Fair New Jersey Trust «2H NOTIC lent concerning the elementary the educational program pre- necessary to accommodate the FREEHOLD — Irving "Buff" Peoples National, Keyport :hool board's attitude until he sented under these conditions enett, 67, of Wall Township, 1 S NOTICE Sea Bright National kindergartens through the sixth MONMOUTH COUNTY ias had an opportunity to dis- will not be comparable to the lerk of the county Board of Free- SURROGATE'S COUBT uss the matter with the regional grades. NoUco to Creditors to Promt INDUSTRIAL present offering, Unless ad- In the opinion of the Regional ilders, is reported in fair condi- CUIms AfijBit Estate Brockway Glass oard. ditional space is available by on in Fitkin Hospital, where he ESTATE OF OTTO HEROIN, SS- Bzura Chemicals Board, a K-6, regional 7-12 plan HBASED. Further comment is also ex- September, 1965, the high school of organization would provide a was transported Wednesday by Pursuant to Ui» order ol EDWARD Electronics Associates (xx) Freehold First Aid Squad af- BROBQBi Surrogate of to* County Hanson VW-M Jected from Elliot W. Sparkes, will be forced to operate on better educational program. Each Monmouth, this day msJ«, on Um president of the Rumson Board er collapsing outside of his of- ipUcatlon ol th« undersigned, Mary International Flavors & Fragrances double sessions. It lg important oJ tne proposals would represent Hart, Administratrix of ths utats Laird & Company 42, of Education, who said Wednes- that plans be started immediately approximately the same cost to in the Hall of Records. ths said otto HenMn, dtceued, po- 4OK day night that he would issue a to solve this problem. : e Is hereby given to the creditor* of Monmouth Electric 33« the taxpayers of Rumson and Id deceased to present to &• laid, Monmouth Park tatement after the release of the A number of building proposals Fair Haven. rlAC VEAGH HOSPITALIZED Jmlnlstratrlx their culms under oath 1.00 I7H ontroversial statement by the lUiln ilx months from this date. N. J. Natural Gas have been discussed by the Re- A comprehensive study of and SHREWSBURY — John A. N. J. Natural Gas Pfd. 1.20 Igh school. Mr. Sparkes read Dlttd!AU|rtM 1 gional Board. Since both Rum- by the local schools covering the acVeagh of 26 Robinson PI. £ % Rowan Controller the Rumson board an advanced son and Fair Haven Elementary Spiral Metal next decade has been prepared patient in Riverview Hos- Administratrix copy he had obtained. School Districts have space prob- and is available for review. Your tal, where he was taken after eisrs. McCue * u'Bsrn. IT. S. Homes and Development Corp. « Broad Street, (xx) J5 Cash The text of the statement fol- lems, one proposal Is that a K-2 help is needed to maintain our ufferlng a heart attack Wednes- Red Bank. N. T. ows: school bo built in the Rumsonjexcellent school system. iy night. Irviflgfaccording to Mr. Greenspan. Ha 4-Friday,' Sept 14, 1962 RED BANK REGISTER I intendent of schools; Fred King, High Holy Day Um Brothers of Israei supervisor of elementary educa- DAILY CROSSWORD Kaye, congregation president. said the last mfmhmhip drwt tion, and Edmund J. Canzona*] Membership Drive h»d »p^> this congregation tbt largest in centra) New Jersey. president of th* Board of Educa- LONG BRANCH - Seymour: The campaign objectives will tion, wfl} participate. Edward R Greenspan has been appointed be to "bring the unaffiliated of Cruise and Dinner Cooway. president of the cham- chairman of the High Holy Days the Jewish faith within the hat It pays to advertise in The ber, i* ejected to lead the flo- anbership drive of Congrega- lowed walls of our synagogue," tilla and also address the teach- For New Teachers ers at dinner. . BED BANK — Tin Greater ing the boat ride, dinner will be .New, teachers this year are: Red But Community Chamber served at Old Union House. Each River Street School—MUs Em- of Commerce win bo host to newteacher will receive a favor do- ma Uppincott, first grade; Mrs. teachersteh off SaRdd BanBkk publipWic nated by tbj merchants of Red Elizabeth Wardell, second grade; NEW! Mrs. Eleanor Sawyer, third at « boat rida and din- Bank. Robert D. Viscount, chairman grade; Robert Prlmack and Wal- today, will begin of the chamber's Civic and Cut-lac1 e Wolff, fifth grades; Charles at 4 p.mentertainmen. «t Inrtn't tYacht Works tural Affairs Committee, will be Magill and Mrs. Marilyn K. Da- NEW! where the new teachers will in charge of the day's activities, vis, seventh grades; Robert Mor- Si. board boat! donated and oper- assisted by Dr. James W. Parker, ris, eighth grade; Mrs.' Carmen tew ated by a number of boat owners Sr., and John Orr of the commit- S. Brown, physical education; 37.Prttan* tor a, trip to Sandy Hook. Follow- tee. Dr. M. Gregg Hibbs, super' James Dadenas, industrial arts; «wns.> NEW! Mrs. Lou Beaty, auxiliary, and SATrard t • toandtrO . a 9 • 9 T 9 10 Miss Karen Ann Rowe, special SfcHattv* class. or Italy II X MONMOUTH GREEN GRASS SEED Mechanic Street School — Mrs. StOoaato a WE DON'T GIVE Jean H. Fowler, second grade; S2.Muslo nots ' HIGH MERION MIX 83. Greek letter IS Ib I • • SSSSflsV ^SSSSk Mrs. Nancy V. Murphy and Mrs. 84. Kind Of Cftt % ^A The ultimate grass seed blend! Highly STAMPS...BUT! Betty Maclntyre, fourth grades, «7.Hehrew m it 1 ao c n POUND and Miss Barbara K. Lynch, aux- letter ^i % resistant to drought, fungus, thatching. 88. Certain M an % t+ as ata While it Lasts iliary. ss Instead of stamps % INTRODUCTORY OFFER High School—Raymond P. Gar- n ... we giv« MONEY, man, Sr., and Dennis McDonald, *• fa liberal interest paid chemistry; Mrs. Mary Todt, n French; Stanley Friedman, % BLUE TAG PER. RYE GRASS 0B lavisgf Itere* Mora science; Larry Seip and Mrs. M s» n weight % % % rewarding than filling Barbara Spencer, biology; Mrs. Mr Ellen Dunn and Mrs. Jean Da- to* % % % • stamp book Is watch- cey, Spanish, and James Mea- 48. To rear » 39 41 gher, auxiliary. oomt pound by 100 wt. lag the totals in your 43. 99% Germ. U 3.81s: Fr. fa4+ bankbook mount! a. Centra* ^ m LOVfeST LEVEL whoczosstA «*. Ht WANAQUE - The Wanaque A COMPLETE LINE OF reservoir is at the lowest level % German Peat Moss in its history, containing 12.47 PLANT MATERIAL Open a Savings Account Today! billion gallons or 42.3 per cent of capacity, according to Harold People in the News $3.50 IAU Trees • Shrubs - Evergreens, Etc Gunther, chief engineer of the 100's of Varieties, Dug and North Jersey District Water Sup- By The Associated Press ITass, ths Russian news agency LIMITED TIME ONLY KEANSBURG-MIDDLETOWN ply Commission. It is probable Sir Tyrone Guthrle said In reported. Berlin undoubtedly|| Ready to Go! Very Reasonable! NATIONAL BANK water will be diverted to the res-Minneapolis he will direct two ofwas the chief topic. ervoir from the Ramapo River the plays on next summer's KEANSBURG MTODLETOWN UNCROFT starting Oct. 1, he said. The 12.6schedule" at the new Tyrone President Habib Bourgulba of Church-A Can Ave. Zincroft Shopping billion gallons compares to 19.23Guthrle Repertory Theater under Tunisia, vacationing at Salsomag- fOogsffwy. Center billion at this time last year and giore, Italy, formally moved to 7874101 OS 1-2800 construction in Minneapolis. CONRAD SMITH NURSERY SH 74*00 14.81 billion In the drought year Guthrie said: resume diplomatic relations with of 1957. "Our policy will be a classical France. He sent credentials for policy, meaning that in general the new Tunisian ambassador, TINTON AVL COR. WAYSIDE ROAD we will select plays that have Sadok-Moka-Dem, to present to stood the test of time and have Paris. Diplomatic relations were been approved and enjoyed by disrupted last year in the dispute TINTON FALLS LI 2-1420 the posterity that followed them, over the Bizerto Naval Base la "We expect, however, to put Tunisia. on one American play of poten- Still Time to Enfer and Win tially classical status the first season. Our main concern is to Famous for its fast rental bring to threater-goers some of the great expressions of the hu- and satisfied tenants ButYou Must Act NOW! man spirit as found in the mas- terworks of the drama." . West German Ambassador IHans Kroll and Soviet Premier Khrushchev had a friendly talk at the Black Sea resort of Gagra, 144 Police Actions ATON Handled in Raritan RARITAN TOWNSHIP - Chief of Police Gerard F. Guntner has announced there were 144 police one of the nation's first communities of actions handled during August, consisting of 75 complaints inves- tigated, 31 summonses issued for New Journal-American motor vehicle violations, 15 war- rants served, 12 information re- quests answered and 11 motor Gold Medallion Garden Apartments vehicle accidents investigated. The local police forced operates Celebrity Game on a part-time basis and the to! lowing number of man hours were used for various duties: reg- Offers 60 New All-Electric Units For Fall ular weekend patrol, 898; plain' clothes duty, 96; duty at Loew's 35 Drive-in Theatre, 66, and mis- cellaneous, 177. The police also RIDDLE OF THE recovered one stolen car and re- turned it to the owner. One-Yard Wonder Printed Pattern 6

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IJIJtMli^ I"1. HP num HIIKIMIW lamiw11 11 ill ip Now In Progress. 1 Chester S. Rockwell, Jr. Watch for LITTLE SILVER — Chester S, Rockwell, Jr., 441 Prospect Ave., marked a quarter century of 4 •••• service with New Jersey Bell FRELto the first Telephone Co. yesterday. A plant school Instructor In the company's Newark offices, Mr. SPECIALS Rockwell is a member of Red 500 adults... Bank Council, H. G. McCully In the monmouth shopping center'! stores and shops starting WEDNES- Chapter, Telephone Pioneers of .the look DAY, SEPT. IS, for 4 terrific days! America. Oh. such heavenly specials! He is chairman of the board of trustees of First Baptist is Lanz! Babv Palm TREES! Church, Long Branch, and a member of the Institute of Radio Easy to plant and fun to grow. Engineers. In World War II, he served Get your FREE Palm Tree • Garden Center. with the U. S. Army in the Euro- pean Theatre of Operations. ; Saturday A.M. Only He and his wife, the former Audrey Bennett, have two sons. Raritan Club Opens Year KEYPORT — "The Art of Flower arranging" highlighted the first meeting of the new sea- son, for the Woman's Club of Raritan Township in St. Mary's Episcopal Church Hall recently. Mrs. Earl Benton of the Root and Branch Garden Club demon' strated arrangements with fresh flowers and gave hints on flower All Judging. Mrs. Benton will be a iudge at the fall flower show to be .held tomorrow in the Oak Shades fire house by the con- servation and garden depart- ment. An international buffet, featur- ing specialty dishes of foreign LAWNMOWERS lands, is being planned by Mrs. George Reseter, international re lations chairman. The affair will This eated sheath of all wool flannel be held Oct. 20. wjth a uniqiie wide wool band belt MUST GO Dr. Elizabeth Delaney of Rut- for the extra touch is a good look gers University will address the ON TORO AND education department Oct. 16. for fall in green and camel at... Her topic will be "Helping School WHEELBASE POWER MOWERS Children at Home." 25% OFF Rtgular and Riding Models "The Emperer's New Clothes," musical presentation, will be given by'the drama department Nov. 23 and 24 in the high school. ON The play will be directed by Mrs. 40% OFF PENNSYLVANIA POWER MOWERS William Huters. The department named Mrs. William Parry to se- AND SPRINGIELD TILLERS lect a play for competition in the Spring Drama Festival. Mrs. Ozzie Donat, founder and Open Friday Bay now and tavt a irst president of the club, was barrel of springtime made an honorary life time mem- the fair university shop •HI 5 EDW.M.I ber. Mrs. Frank Smyth was ac< HENDHICKS™ dollars. Offer good cepted as a new member, and Sat. 8 - 12 only as long as our Mrs. Warren Hawthorne was re- for men, women and boys stock lasts. instated after a leave of absence, Federation Night will be cele- Rt. 35, Wanamassa (one mile north of Asbury Circje) KE M949 B(,IJi MACHINE brated in November in the Ma ME c o wan Presbyterian Church. The open doily 'til 9, tatiirday 'til 9 - egular meeting date has been changed to Nov. 5 and will tea 24 MECHANIC ST. SH 14060 ure a program by the drama and music department. JIM BISHOP: Kcd natik Kegistet , AUTOMOBILE Reporter H.1, tHI by MaH, Co* «d Itauy PARTS Part 2: Valley of the FaBea THOMAS nVINQ 8R0WN. NMUKT IKS-US* fiHg ACCESSORIES MADRID, Spain — The priest and. I turned oar IAMES J. HOGAN. Editor M. HAROLD KELLY. General Manager backs to the valley and, standing on the mountain peak, W. HARRY PENNINGTON, Production Manager looked up to the cross, it is 450 feet tall, of solid Member ot the Associated Press 1 granite, and a small elevator runs up inside. Two auto- ft* < w K ( ticiunvti* • U» UM lor rapubncuioi « ui U» mil »»• trtatM 'BACK ^SCHOOL SPECIALS! mobiles could drive abreast across the arms. At the u mil u all IP n»w« Member ol American Newspaper Publishers Association tssmtitri' base are heroic statues, in stone, of Member Audit Bureau ol Circulation Matthew, Mark, Luke and John- This Tttt lt»t Btak fU(UI*r tuuniM oo nn»n«ai rvipontlMlluei for t>oo«r«chle»i trreri la a4»trt'«mtnu. ornament weighs 201,000 tons. Ml typafrtptilnJ trrw ocetiri. hi- •wttttn will piUM touts U>» m*B«emenl imtnnllita ly ol HIT trror whlca BIT occur In the clear cold mountain air, the DM M»tMP« *aran» M ntpoutbllltlM (or nunmau el oplntom ia itttara from tu rwtftri cross sways eight to ten inches. Each •otnertDUoo Pnen a tdnne* * than > mo«. Per moQth ll.M 12 month*—118.00 • months—I 9.00 of the evangelists represents 1,300 Hto •> counUr. t <*nt> Slsglt copy by mall, 10 eentl • month*—113.90 1 monttu—• 4.60 pieces of sculptured stone. I could make FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1962 a bed on the big toe of Saint John. Far below, over the entrance to the Valley BISHOP of the Fallen, is La Pieta, the dead The Bicycle Problem Christ in his mother's arms. The Fray and I took the elevator down. . • Fair Haven municipal and school streets—and hundreds of others—at All of Soldiers Field could be placed on the granite officials have co-operated in a plan the same time and hazards soar plaza in front of the bisilica. Ten steps lead to it and which they believe may be a forward Motorists find themselves right in these represent the Ten Commandments. There are step toward easing the so-called the middle of this tangle at least huge curving granite porticos on each side of the main "bicycle problem." twice a day. entrance. Here, I saw pilgrims from all over the world, Fair Haven's Police Chief Carl J even a Chinese woman in a slit dress, sitting on stone Basic thinking on their part has in the cool shade, fanning herself. Jakubecy has claimed that there i: been that since there are many bi- There are huge copper doors and, inside, spaced cycles—450 of them by count—with- just not enough road space available yellow lights grace both walls all the way to the main in the municipality, why not act to for all of these school-bound bicy altar. At the entrance, two guardian angels, 15 feet cut down bicycle congestion just be- cles. Borough Council's police com high, stand in wall niches leaning on their swords as fore and just after the school hours mittee—concerned about public safe- they guard the dead. Then come the grilled gates, fill- greed in black iron with gold bands. and during recess periods? ty—is making a study. These Days: A hoped-for result is "a reduction 20,000 Kneel to Pray ' The thinking can and must go LETTERS The distance between the gates and the choir loft in the police attention that needs to WONT BE GAGGED much further. Full enforcement of be devoted to the "bicycle problem.' Moderate Conservatism is 780 feet, about 20 feet longer than St Peter's in the bicycle safety ordinances—not 851 Ocean Ave., Rome. Here, 20,000 persons have knelt in prayer at The rules are severe in that they By GEORGE E. SOKOLSKY Elberon, N. J. only in Fair Haven but in all mu- Sept. 11, 1982. one time, inside a mountain- On the granite walls are single out certain children for riding To the Editor: long tapestries, taken from the palace of Carlos I. nicipalities—is of urgent necessity, Angry persons do not usually measure their words permission and close the door to or curb their ideas. They run to an extreme which is I would deeply appreciate it They represent the history of Spain. at all hours. others. It was decided that the only you would accord to me thi usually more radical in expression than in belief. They courtesy1 of your column in thi As we walked, the abbott explained. Sometimes, But in this one problem, a new way to meet the situation was to reach conclusions which are not based on knowledge interest of good government b; he hesitated for the proper word in English, and ap- set of rules has been set up by the set up strict regulations. but on fear or anger or anxiety. publishing this letter. pealed to an interpreter, who walked with us. In the I feel that I have been deepl ceiling, the mountain boulders show through, thick Board of Education which would Not only in Fair Haven but Norman Cousins, editor of the wronged in an action taken by "Saturday Review," discusses this pe- minority of the entire city coun- and tawny, between the neat bands of polished granite. prohibit all students from ridirig bi- throughout other areas more atten culiarity in an editorial entitled: "In cil of the City of Long Branch it The entire nave is dedicated to the Mother of God. cycles to school—with the exception tion should be given to the fullest which a motion of censure wai Defense of the Genuine Conservative." passed against me by a vote o: Here, each side altar has a sculpture, over the entrance, of those who live seven-tenths of a enforcement of safety ordinances I have always regarded Cousins as a four of the council. In the firs of Madonna and Child and each was executed by a mile or farther from the schools, or adopted to keep bicycles from be- moderate conservative; that is, one whoplace the majority vote of thi different artist They are done in alabaster and some council is five, and since the cen those who must make class changes coming a menace on the streets, day thinks on current issues within the sure vote was carried by foui are faintly happy, and some are sorrowful. Each one between the schools. This rule, it and night. restraining margins of historic memory. votes, I feel this was illegal. Fur- represents a branch of the armed services of Spain and Such a man is ex-President Herbert thermore, if a councilman Is cen- one is Our Lady of Mercy, patron of the prisoners. was felt by those who drew it up, Children still play "cowboy" on sured for explaining a legislative SOKOLSKY Hoover. Cousins's own definition of A Murderer's Work will reduce chances of accidents by bicycles, darting in and out of and act upon which he was asked t Conservatism is: vote to the proper authorities A murderer worked in the basilica. He was under removing about half the number of around motor vehicles in daring, "The term conservative has a specific background then every member of a legis- sentence of death and whatever he did was so heroic lative body, particularly the bicycles from the streets at peak dangerous and stupid stunts. Scold and meaning. It stands for stability as opposed to in- United States Senate, Congress of that, in time his life was spared and, eventually, he hours. them for it and they laugh right novation; for restraint as opposed to daring; for the the United States, State Senate, was freed. When the time came for him to depart, he preservation of inherited conditions as opposed to dras- those members of these bodies looked at the basilica and said: "No. I cannot go. My One may ask how you can right- back. They ride without care, on the would be deprived of their con- tic reform- These ideas are not only compatible with a home is here." fully say to Billy Smith, who owns wrong side of road and what is real- stitutional rights of free speech, ly dangerous, they ride at night with- free society; they have an essential place in it, along If any one of them voiced objec- In the transept of the church there are pews. Up a bike, that he cannot ride to school, with genuine liberalism. True conservatism is opposed tion to any act of the majority ol high on each wall are four statues of hooded men in out lights. any one of these bodies this wouli just like Johnny Jones does? The to liberalism, but not destructive of it." follow along the same lines foi meditation. They were ordered by Franco, and they answer, in part is this: Billy lives, Police should start cracking down Definitions usually end most debates, because In- members of any political parties represent the army, navy, air force and militia of the on these violators. Parents should if one of its members should ap- closer to the school so, without un- telligent men usually find that they agree on the defi- pear publicly on the radio or tele- nationalists and Communists. They will meditate over due fatigue, he can walk there. And bear the responsibility of what these nition and therefore their quarrel ceases to have mean- vision or wrote a letter criticiz- the dead for the next few thousand years. i ing. The cry that Chief Justice Warren should be im- ing or opposing the action of th< Johnny, whose home is farther away, youngsters do on their bikes. They The main altar is simple. It is made of circular peached; that the Kennedy dynasty be abolished; that majority if the law as applied i steps in chocolate marble so that, in effect, there is no would find the walk so tiring that must teach children the meaning of Long Branch were followei we conduct a unilateral "sane" nuclear policy; that it through. front or back to the altar. Under the altar cloth is a it might interfere with his school safety and how to ride within the is possible to retain segregation without encouraging In other words, if we are t single piece of thick granite, which stretches all tha limits of the law. progress. But put both boys on the African nations to join the Soviet blor>-these have follow the dictates of the minor- way across. Over it is a cross, a real juniper tree with nothing'to do with conservatism or liberalism; they ity of the Long Branch City Coun- cil now In power, when a public- the bark still on it. Your Money's Worth; have to do with knowledge or ignorance of civics and spirited citizen becomes a publi Overwhelming Hospitality international relations. Often the so-called neo-con- servant and enters public life h Gen. Franco cut this himself, fitted the pieces to- servative believes in all sorts of contrary ideas simul- would be forthwith deprived of Teenagers Prepare for M Underworld' his rights and privileges of free gether, and asked a sculptor to place on it the figure taneously. He may be emotionally correct; his indigna- speech and of a free press. Ca of Jesus- A single beam of light comes from the top of By SYLVIA PORTER anything be more odious or pre- tion may be justified. But wisdom counsels the avoid- the cupola overhead, to light the figure of Christ. ance of his remedy. posterous to our American wa; "Return to school," urged in construction, finance, insur or after a comprehensive high of life? If a careful reading o! There is no agony in the face, just serenity as He raises President Kennedy in his Labor ance, retail sales, trade, govern' school program and may then ge Restrained From Excesses section 9-11 of the Faulkner Acl His eyes up to the light for the last time. Day message to America's young mem and all the services. additional training on-the-job is made, it would show that il The field is wide open. Conservatism is a concept of the social, political In front of the altar is a stone, where Jose Antonio; iters—and he quoted the familiar Now here are specifics about and economic manifestations of human existence which did not apply to the letter thai but always shocking projection job opportunities which can be Secretaries, typists, stenogra was written by me to the direc- hero of the civil war and founder of Falange, is buried. that "7,500,000 filled by normal youngsters with- phers: Despite automation, the is based upon Natural Law and the historical experi- tor of Local Government protest- There is always a fresh weath on it. The cupola alone boys and girls out the extraordinary aptitudes "supply" of these, says the Hand ence of Man- Perhaps it might be stated as an idealism ing the action taken by the ma- is one of the marvels of the world- The artist Padros will fail to or intelligence needed to qualify book, "never seems to catch up which directs the functioning of Man within the re- jority of the council approving complete high as an engineer, mathematician, with demand. Girl high schoo the bonds. worked on it four years, and put together 5,000,000 school during physician, physicist, etc. graduates with these skills will straining margins of historical experience. From this I will not be gagged or muzzled, pieces of mosaic to depict Christ surrounded by mul- decade ot find jobs waiting and the secre- and do not intend to relinquish Technicians: The Department standpoint it can be said that the Conservative is not titudinous saints and the Spanish soldiers who died, 1960s urv tary with a college degree too my rights as a citizen of this ot Labor's most recent "Occupa- driven by accidental or incidental occurrences, but that we, as i will have a superb choice. great United States or the stat who now appeal to Him for mercy. tional Outlook Handbook" lists nation, take he is restrained from excesses by memory, precept of New Jersey by leaving unan- technicians who work with en- Construction workers: Skill is Behind the altar is a big choir loft, where the positive steps swered such an unprecedented gineers and physical scientists the need here, not a batch of and manners. to prevent it." action. I feel that this is not a treble voices of the Benedictine novices sing Te Deum. as among "the fastest growing degrees. But you must have skill Yes, return He therefore does not attribute his own failures to personal battle but one that is in Beyond that are long underground vaulted corridors, PORTER occupational groups in the U.S." to earn the high wages in this to school, for general causes; he assumes responsibility for his owndefense of the rights and priv- The significant point here is that industry, which will skyrocket in faint with lights and loud with the echoes of whis- the facts submitted in yesterday's ileges of all free-born Americans you might qualify after only a the decade of the 1960s. errors of judgment and commission. Cousins says of column about the warning that no matter where they are in this pered prayers. These lead to the place, behind the two-year technical college course the neo-conservatives, the extremists: If you're among this 7.5 million Nurses: The jobs are begging great United States. If these tac- mountain, where the monastery reposes in a quad- —or worse, among the 2.5 million for the workers. It's a top pro- ". . . They claim to be conservatives, but exactly tics are permitted to go unchal- rangle a quarter of a mile in each direction. who Labor Department studies fession for a woman and there what is it that they would conserve? Would they con- lenged and unanswered, they Indicate won't even complete I thanked the Abbott Justo Perez de Urbel for are many types of training pro- serve the Constitution of the United States? Only if would ultimately result in the de- elementary school—you're doom- grams. struction of democracy and our escorting me. His Spanish hospitality is overwhelming. Ing yourself to the job under- some major surgery could be performed, especially on Teachers: This tale needs no freedoms, and of the right to He bowed low. "You must come here one day," he world. You'll be in a self-made the first ten amendments. Would they conserve the onefreely ^protest or criticize by any minority, handicapped group. elaboration. The demand is huge, said softly, "to live-" ... it will continue to grow for the institution that has been specifically charged with the group against the actions of of- But return to school for what? indefinite future. ficials in power. Stay in school to train yoursellj responsibility to preserve a constitutional form of gov- Very truly yours, ••Outrageous And Thank Goodness It Didn't for what fields or jobs? Here's Accountants: A high school ernment; namely, the Supreme Court? Only if they Edgar N. Dinkelspiel Happen To Be One Of Ours" that story. diploma may be sufficient in this fast-growing professional field, could expunge some Supreme Court justices and deci- MENTAL RETARDATION The General Outlook but a college degree is preferred. sions they happen to detest 23 Riverside Ave., First, the general outlook: Social workers: There were The fact of the matter is that many of the ex- Red Bank, N. J. Total employment is scheduled 12,000 vacancies in this field in tremists, discouraged by errors of knowledge and judg Sept. 12, 1962. to rise about 20 per cent in the 1960, reports the Handbook. The • 1960s. But rising twice as fast— shortage of workers is "acute." ment over the years, have actually lost confidence in To the Editor: 40 per cent—will be professional Mental retardation afflicts more School counselors: In every j our form of government. They would have found An- and technical occupations, and children than any of the other state, there were shortages of drew Jackson's attack on the United States Bank cause particularly bright are job pros- crippling childhood disabilities. pects for engineers, scientists and school counselors in 1960-61 with for pessimism but somehow we survived both Andrew the situation "expected to con- For centuries the stigma of cuch technicians as engineering Jackson and the Biddies of Philadelphia. Survival is mental retardation forced its vic- aides and electronic specialists. tinue for at least several years." Another wide open field. not a matter of incidents but of philosophy and faith. tims into secluded institutions or Also rising much faster than nto the prison of their homes average — 30 per cent —will be> This listing just skims a tiny Taft Was a Moderate Man away from, and forgotten by, the clerical and sales jobs. Third in. part of the surface. The Occu- The pessimists about our form of government have community. line in the white collar class will; pational Outlook Handbook in- had many causes for distress. One who reads the at- In 1949. a small group of par- be the manager, official and pro-1 cludes thousands of statistics ents of retarded children spear- prielor occupational group, with! about 650 occupations in its 800 tacks on Abraham Lincoln for being a dictator and a headed a movement to attack the fastest growth rate within this and each is a valuable tyrant would hardly believe all that about the President public apathy and inertia regard- group among salaried officials in guide. ing the mentally retarded. Thus business organizations and gov- who next to George Washington is accepted as the Book Wrt-th Getting was born the Association for Re- ernment. greatest of all. Lincoln's "Gettysburg Address" was tarded Children which little rea- Among the blue-collar or man- In fact, one of the soundest contemporaneously regarded as nothing but words. lized that the results of their 10- na) occupations, the great rise moves communities the nation Those who believe that President Kennedy is too young •ear struggle would be so vast: over could make, is to obtain trill 'je in jobs for skilled work- and immature forget that our government was founded Medical research, diagnostic clin- ers — craftsmen, foremen and, copies of this Handbook for place- ics, pre-school classes, day-care particularly, building trades ment In any center where young- by men who were young and immature, the leading centers, trainable and educable crafltmen, mechanics and re- sters gather. What (his book conservative, Alexander Hamilton, being killed in a public school classes; occupa- pairmen. could say to a lost, confused tional and pre-vocational training, dropout could be worth more duel at the age of 47. Independent living programs, Highest Growths than a million words of general In a word, Conservatism is an ideal of life, not a sheltered workshops, improved advice, no matter how kindly or conditions in institutions, camp- By industries, the highest rates _ , well-meaning. It even might save vehicle for hate or an instrument of pessimism- Norman of growth to employment will be 6—Friday, Sept. 14, 1962 ing and recreational programs, his life for him. Cousins writes: (See LETTERS, Sage 7) Forthcoming dub event* In- RED BANK REGISTER Friday, Sept 14, 1962—7 Community etade a card party Nov. I in Crystal Brook laa, tad t -spring dance and a variety show to be] LETTERS Allen-Scott Report $ub Opens presented in ApriL , (Continued) a . Thomas Btadshftw, principal « and the knowledge that much New Season Monmouth Regional High School more can and most be done. Curtis leads Over Lodge outlined requirements for i Although Initiated by the par- | EATONTOWN - A new sched-jscholarshi_-, p to be1 presented bj ents' group, these developments By ROBERT S. ALLEN and PAUL SCOTT nle of department meetings was the club. Awards will be givei could not have been- realized BOSTON — Rep. Laurence Curtis' well-financed announced at the first session to .two outstanding students, oni without community understand- stretch drive in the GOP Massachusetts senatorial race of the Woman's Community Club for use in college and one foi ing, support and encouragement, fere in the Margaret L. "" training school. and the Red Bank Register has is. making him the odds-on-fayorite to defeat George School Guests included Mrs. Carolyi played a large part in making Lodge, son of former UN Ambassador Henry Cabot i ; The following schedule was set l Wood, Mrs. Theodore Zebrowski this movement successful in Mon- Lodge. for the 1962-1963 season: Ameri- Mrs. Curtis Adams and Mrs. Wil mouth County. The private polls of both candidates, can home, Mrs. Douglas Burk- liam Webster. We are so grateful for all your ett, chairman, second Wednesday Mrs. Robert Thompson of thi help. But we need more, espe- which until this week showed Lodge of the month; international re- Friends of the Monmouth Coun cially now as we approach our leading, now reveal that the veteran lations, Mrs. Christopher Flan- ty Library Association gave i IS62 Fund- Campaign, Sept. 24 to Curtis has forged slightly ahead of his aery, third Wednesday, and Four talk. Oct. 6. Arts, Mrs. Leon Smock and Mrs. Hostesses were Mrs. Roberi Very truly yours, younger opponent. Alfcert Car^lli, fourth Monday. Gahle, Mrs. Harold Hardmai Mrs. Herbert Blom, These surveys agree that only an i Mrs. John Smock and Mrs. and Mrs. Robert Quinn. Chairman 1962 Fund Drive. Robert Gahle were chosen to rep- overwhelming "independent" vote for resent the club on Federation It pays to advertise in Thi Lodge in the Republican primary can Day at Avon Oct. 11. ' Register.—Advertisement, OPPOSES NUCLEAR TESTS reverse the mushrooming Curtis trend. 36 Oakland St., Allen The 1.2 million registered "independ- Red Bank, N. J. Sept. 12, 1962. ent" voters in the state can, if they choose, vote in STUDENTS...INVEST |To the Editor: either the Republican or Democratic primary. The Monmouth County Commit- tee for a Sang Nuclear Policy The surprise surge of Rep. Curtis, who lost the IN YOUR FUTURE would like to register once again GOP convention nomination to Lodge in a close fight, its protest against the testing of is being attributed here to his quite face-to-face meet nuclear weapons. ings with local GOP leaders throughou ...invest in an Olympia portable! It has now been scientifically established that the fallout from, the state. • •brMntoopente nuclear tests is a cause of bone In these little-publicized talks, the cancer, thyroid cancer, leukemia veterans legislator has won over nun and genetic damage. We there- ftrtww fore condemn all tests by any dreds of these grass-root leaders • pncWon4)tdtt(tuaUty nation, whether in the atmosphere whose job is to get out the vote both or underground. • tanfe carrying case on Sept. 18 and in the November elec- SANE advocates negotiations tion. To win these converts, Curtis •jDWSferJnt with the Soviet Union, mainland China, end the other great pow- used the selling point that his long pub- pannlata day ers not only for a ban on nuclear lic^ service and experience will make ——,-—- Chargt Accounts weapons tests, but also for total him the strongest Republican candidate Available disarmament with inspection. regardless of whether the Democrats nominate Attor- FREE DELIVERY Very truly yours, Allen Strasburger, ney Gen- Edward MoCormack or Edward M. Kennedy, Chairman. youngest brother of the President. btablithetl Telephone Also, Curtis has scored a big hit with a master- 1884 SH 1-0001 Quantities of bourbon as well fully produced $25,000 TV show, portraying highlights as some California wines are of his military and political career. It is called (sepa- 17 Broad St. RED BANK now being exported to foreign markets. rating) "Men from the Boys." This political production Nixon, 47 per cent to 43 per cent, has turned out to be such a with 10 per cent of the voters TV hit that his supporters, still undecided. The same poll shows that if there was a re-run who have spent $50,000 for for the presidency today that TV time, are scheduling President Kennedy ,would defeat three more re-runs. Nixon 55 per cent to 45 per cent in California. Nixon, who Is SHOW US MORE —This!now seeking the governorship, campaign strategy was decided on won the state in 1960. This poll after several hundred viewers, is the reason why Brown sup- following the first showing, wrote porters want President Kennedy Curtis' headquarters urging more to make at least two more trips WOOD showings so that they could in- into the state before November Scalloped Wood vite in their neighbors for a re- ... GOP Sen. Thomas Kuchel is run. holding a 9 per cent lead over EXTENSION Richard Richards, his democrat- COMBINATION One Republican woman voter ic opponent... House Speaker who watched the Show twice LADDERS .John McCormack, D-Mass., is DOOR wrote: | greatly in demand as a cam' 'Your TV show is even better paign speaker. Already, he has 120' to 32' than the Kennedy-McCormack TV campaigned in Maryland and debates." West Virginia for Democratic In the Democratic senatorial house members, and has more 361 to 40" ...... 1.05 ft with Glass & Screen Insert. race neither young Kennedy, who than 100 additional requests to Sizes 2'7x6'9, 2'9x6'9. 3'lx8'9 is spending an estimated $1 mil-speak in other areas of the coun- lion dollars in his campaign, and try... Vice President Lyndon McCormack, who has budgeted Johnson is planning to hit the $70,000 for his campaign, has campaign trail later this month. come up with anything that can He plans to concentrate In the match the Curtis show for po- Midwest, although a number of litical appeal, drama or suspense. Democratic congressmen from SAVE 1.70 To counter this Curtis 10-strike, New York have asked him to REMODE1 Lodge is going all out to urge the come to their districts.. Leaders Classics! Ivys! Natural Shoulders! ANY ?0'xI2' "independent" voters to come in- of both political parties report BENJAMIN to the GOP primary and vote for that the crises in Cuba and Ber- him. His polls show that 60 per-lin are fast becoming the chief MOORE BOOM cent of the "independent" voters | campaign issues despite efforts that plan to cast ballots in the by President Kennedy and for- '«• Jess H,an Republican primary will support mer President Eisenhower to HOUSC him. However, the same surveys keep this discussion out of the 70 indicate that at least 60 per cent election. REDUCED FROM PAINT c 2 of all "independent" voters that Tile 13. ° plan to vote on Sept. 18 will enter OR the Democratic primary, while an Sandy Hook Survey «« AcousllcaI. estimated 38 per cent plan to WASHINGTON (AP) — The vote in the Republican primary, House Public Works Committee There are approximately 680,000 I has authorized the Army Engi- registered Republican voters. neers to make a $40,000 survey of With these voters, 'Curtis has an possible improvements at Sandy edge over Lodge of 47 per cent Hook Bay, N. J. A survey is to 45 per cent,' with 7 per cent the first step in what might lead of the voters still undecided. eventually to congressional authorization of a project. Both young Kennedy and Mc- Cormack are privately predicting No further congressional action that Curtis will be their Novem- is required for the survey. ber opponent.

POLITICAL FLASHES — A fie modern with CLOSEOUT campaign aide for Sen. Alexan- der Wiley, R-Wis., has asked the SPECIAL Wisconsin medical profession to ON raise $50,000 to help the sena- tor's bid for re-election. The re- quest was made to Dr. Robin N. WASH BATHROOM 20% OFF Allin, who is chairman of the I YOUR HAIR | Wisconsin Professional Political THE NEW ON ALL Action Committee, which is sup- EASY WAY FIXTURES porting Wiley. Sen. Wiley's Democratic opponent In the No- HARDWARE vember election will be^ Gov. Gaylord Nelson. The attractive Democratic governor has chal- lenged Wiley to a series of TV debates but the veteran GOP Why pay more later- senator has refused, claiming INEWDIALCETFAU that he Is too busy in Washington to return to the state. Norcross & Ash A Lou Harris poll in California PLUMBING & HEATING shows that Gov. Pat Brown leads 25 1st Ave., Atl. Highlands regular prices next week! Phone: 291-0390 former Vice President Rir-hnrrt Why reduce New Fall suits now? Because September starts slowly -we profit if we're busy, instead of waiting. How can you tell these are new suits? One look at the styles and fabrics will tell you. Most have been here less than three weeks. Can you check your savings! You bet you can. Every suit bears its regular price ticket plus a Watch for sale ticket. You see at a glance how much you save. Why pay more later? Why indeed-except some men always drag their feet. Don't you be one of them! Better step lively—you'll be glad you did. P.S.: $60 and $65 Designer Group Suits reduced to $49.90

In the monmouth shopping center's store* and shop* starting WEDNES- NO CHARGE FOR ALTERATIONS DAY, SEPT. 19, for 4 terrific days! Oh. such heavenly specials! CHAR6E IT I witt 3 monthlj pipiiU I tike 6 months to pif LITTLE SILVER LUMBER I No urviee eharg* \ $maU itrvice chargt SYCAMORE AVE. At the Railroad LITTLE SILVER BONDS, MONMOUTH SHOPPING CENTER EATONTOWN TRAFFIC CIRCLE, EATONTOWN Open Daily and Saturdays • Ample Free Parking • SH 1-7800 Shop Every Evening Monday thru Friday 'til 9:30; Saturday 'til 6:00 ft-Fridiy, Sept 14, 1962 BED BANK REGISTER Bridegroom Is Frank Ruscil (League Gets Auxiliary News Traditional County Event Miss Webb Married at Mass UnderWiy Fall Miscellany MCOSS Pet Show Set RED BANK - Miss Barbara In Matawan MATAWAN — The Matawan Jean Webb, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William See was p of the, fund-raising Mrs. Edward F. Webb, 36 Traf- Contemporary League held its pointed chairman of the fall cart For Sunday in October ford St., Shrewsbury, was mar- first meeting Monday evening in party at the Highlands First Aii Auxiliary member! ried here Sept. 1 to Frank J. Uje Magnolia Inn. A lasagna din- Squad Ladies' Auxiliary meetin less ner at 7 p.m. preceded the busi- RED BANK — The annual petjMiss Laura Harding, MCOSS Ruscil, son of Mrs. Elizabeth recently. The card party will b. Ruscil, 411 Sairs Ave., Long ness session. Miss Antoinette Cer- held Wednesday at 8 p.m. in th VISIT HOME — Representa- show staged by the Monmouth president. rato was hostess. Mrs. Vera Carl- County Organization for Soda' Branch. First Aid Building here. tives pf the Veterans of Foreign The show, which has been a son, a former member, was a Warsjj Highlands Auxiliary,; re- Service will be held on Sunday tradition in Monmouth County Msgr. Emmett A. Monahan of- Assisting Mrs. See are Mn afternoon, Oct. 7 on the Lincroft ficiated at the ceremony in St. guest. William R. Beatty, Mrs. Walte cently visited the Oceinview since the 1930s, will revert to its Mrs. Leon Christlnat, chair- Nursijig Home to distribute ice School 'grounds, according to pre-war style and will' dispense James Catholic Church and was A. Mewes and Mrs. Luke Pent celebrant of the nuptial mass man, announced future meetings The auxiliary's first fall meei creanjl and cookies to the 47 resi- with fair and carnival. aspects. will be held in the Midway Hose dents.1 All attention will be directed to- which followed. Organist was ing will be Sept. 24 in the Fir: Mrs. Georgia V. Mason, and so- fire house, Washington St., Mata- Aid building. Mrs, John L. Dedrick, senior ward the children and their pets, wan, the first Monday of each according to Miss Harding. loist, Michael Bergin. A reception citizeiis chairman of the auxili- Bride-Elect followed in The Oaks, Middle- month at 8 p.m. FUND RAISING — Thirteei ary, Was accompanied by Miss Mrs. Edgar Heller, Jr., Syca- town. Final plans were made for a auxiliaries of the Sixth District Ruth ;Anne Falter, daughter of more Ave., Shrewsbury, is chair- card party to be held Thursday Veterans of Foreign Wars, m< Mrs. Stephen H. Faller, a for- man of the MCOSS Project Com- Mr. Webb gave his daughter in marriage. She wore a short- at 8 p.m. in the Reformed Church recently In Balbach's, Keam mer auxiliary president. mittee. Mrs. A.R. Gilman, Lindy House, Keyport. The Chantrey burg, to discuss plans for the vi: La., Lincroft, and Mrs. Stephen sleeved gown fashioned with a Salon of Bamberger's, Monmouth it of Mrs. Edward Davids, Jerse; HARVEST DINNER — The H. Wood, Cooper Rd., Navesink, fitted bodice of Alencon lace and Park, will present a program on [City, department president, Ocf Lincroft Fire Company will hold are co-chairmen of the pet show. bouffant skirt of silk organza ap- pliqued with matching lace and "Wig and Hair Styling." 21. its allnual Harvest Dinner to- As in the past, there will be terminating in a cathedral train A rummage sale is planned for The auxiliaries will help Mrs mornjiw in the fire house from classes for every type of pet. from a bustle back. Her three- Oct. 24-26 in Keyport. Davids raise $5,000 for Debora" 5:30. tp 7:30 p.m. John Homeier Highlight of the afternoon will be tiered veil was held in place by Annual dinner dance will take Hospital, Browns Mills. Mr: Is chairman of the affair for the the selection of best pet in the a crown of orange blossoms and place Feb. 16. Emily Levering, Port Monmou* firemen and Mrs. Carl Rosen show and the winner of the she carried a colonial bouquet of Mrs. John Kinney submitted and Mrs. William Heldt are Bunny Fox memorial trophy. carnations and rose buds. architect's plans for a new club- chairmen for the ladies' auxili- The co-chairmen will take ad- Maid of Honor house. Members will attend a Schlumpf Son ary. A ham dinner will be vanced entries at their homes joint meeting of the Woman's served. and plan to have pet registration Miss Maureen Webb, at home; Club of Matawan, Inc., the Mata- Is Baptized Mrs. Joseph Zetkulic anfl Mrs. on the day of the show from 12 was maid of honor for her sister. wan Junior Woman's Club and NEW SHREWSBURY - Wi Arthur Paulina are chairmen of noon to the start of judging at Bridal attendants were Mrs. Clar- the League Monday evening to liam Glenn Schlumpf, infant so: the auxiliary's card party Oct 2 1 p.m. ence Yelton, Long Branch, sister discuss plans. of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Schlump: in the fire house. of the bridegroom; Mrs. Fred J. of Scobeyville, was baptized Sun- Mra. Edward Bailey is chair- Bruno, Shrewsbury, and Mrs. Serving with Mrs. Christinat for day here in Luther Memorial man of the auxiliary's theater Dominic Sestito, Red Bank. Jun- the coming year will be Miss Cerrato, vice chairman; Mrs. Wil- Evangelical Church by Rev. Dan trip lo see "Carnival" Oct. 20. Club Joins ior bridesmaids were the Misses lei Reinheimer. Susan Webb, at home, sister of liam Weintraub, corresponding Mr. and Mrs. Richard Weedii the bride, and Susan Ruscil, Long secretary; Mrs. George Kinkade, CONVENTION HELD - Two of Charlotte, N. C, paternal tin Scholarship Branch, niece of the bridegroom. recording secretary, and Mrs. of Mcnmouth County's represent- Mist Jane T. McLaughlin Ross Maghan, financial secre- cle and aunt of the infant, ar atives to the Ladies'. Auxiliary BeVerley Webb, at home, was tary. the godparents. of the New Jersey State Fire- EAST KEANSBURG — Mr. Fund Plan flower girl for her sister. Randy Mrs. Frank J. Ruscil A reception followed the cen men's Association were elected to and Mrs. John McLaughlin, 36 Yelton, Long Branch, nephew of The new Matawan Regional SHREWSBURY TOWNSHIP - High School will send a speaker imony in the rhome of Mr. an office at the annual convention Taylor Ave., announce the en- The Woman's Club agreed Mon the bridegroom, served as page. white lace and nylon worn with I Red Bank, and Al Wickland, Long In Atlantic City recently. Branch. to the next meeting on Oct. 1. 'Mrs. Schlumpf. gagement, of their daughter, Miss day to join other women's clubs The honor attendant's sheath an orchid sash and flowered" Mra. Ruth Balbach, New Point Jane Theresa McLaughlin, to In participating in a scholarship gown was of pink silk organza headpiece. She carried a match- The couple has returned from Comfort Fire Company of Keans- Bernard J. Mangano, son of Mr. fund Introduced for Monmouth fashioned with a handkerchief ing bouquet of orchid, pink and a wedding trip to the Poconos AAUW Events burg, was elected recording sec- and resides at 411 Sairs Ave. and Mrs. Mangano of West New Regional High School by Frank style overskirt and the identically white miniature flowers in a retary, and Mrs. Mildred Quack- York. |L. Weinheimer, superintendent styled sheaths worn by the other Long Branch. enbush, Keansburg Fire Com- white basket. The bride, a graduate of Red Miss McLaughlin la a senior Representatives of the club, attendants were of orchid silk or- pany, was elected lergeant-at- Alfred Ruscio, Lincroft, cousin Bank High School, is employed Two Coffee Hours Set at Middletown Township High Mn. James Hughes and Mrs. ganza. They wore organza cab- arms. School. bage rose headpieces to match of the bridegroom, was best man. by the Fort Monmouth Federa' Richard Loux, attended the re- Credit Union. , Mrs. Balbach, 5 Daniel Dr., Mr. Mangano, a graduate of cent meeting called by the their gowns and carried bouquets Ushers were Edward Webb, Jr., Middletown, resigned as Mon- Memorial High School, West New of carnations in reversed contrast The bridegroom, a graduate of For New. Members school's superintendent. at home, brother of the bride; Long Branch High School, is as- moufli County representative, a York, is employed by Masback of the two colors. position she held five years. Mrs. Hardware Company, New York Mrs. Wayne Hawley was named White Lace Frock Fred J. Bruno and James Bruno, sociated with Ruscil's Furniture, RED BANK — The Northern Red Bank. Carol Dowens, Port Monmouth City. chairman of the sale of candy The flower girl's frock was of Shrewsbury; Dominic Sestito, Monmouth County Branch of tjie as the club's fund-raising project. Fire Company, was elected by June Beyer the county delegation to com- The club recently held a picnic American Association of Univer- plete Mrs. Balbach's term. at Shark River Park. Mrs. Carl sity Women will hold two infor- The state auxiliary's installa- 40 Attend Nagel was chairman. Graduates Join Riverview Staff mal coffee hours for new and To Marry tion ilinner will be held in the Hostesses Monday were Mrs. prospective members. The pur- Stacy Trent Hotel, Trenton, Club Dinner Loux and Mrs. Benjamin Rose. poses of the AAUW and the ac- J. A. Harris Nov. 1. Serving as hostesses at the next RUMSON - The Red Bank tivities of the local branch will HIGHLANDS — Mr. and Mrs meeting Oct. 8 will be Mrs. Haw- Business and Professional Worn be outlined at these meetings. Harry E. Beyer, 31 Shrewsbury NEW YORK TRIP - Auxiliary en's Club opened its fall season ley and Mrs. Nagel. Ave., announce the engagemen of the Little Silver Volunteer of activities last night with a The first event will be held of their daughter, Miss June Ann Fire Company will see the Broad- spaghetti dinner prepared by one Tuesday at 8:15 p.m. in the home Beyer, to James A. Harris, so way play "Carnival" Oct. 13 in of its members Mrs. Mary Sesti- Nurses Make of Mrs. R. Dean Coddington, 46 of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Ei New York following dinner in to, and served In the home of Laurel Dr., Fair Haven. New hart, 356 Main St., Belford. the Hotel Piccadilly. Mrs. Jo- Mrs. Eunice Patterson, 38 West 757 Visits members who have been invited seph Sincius is in charge of ar- River Rd., for 40 members and to attend are Mrs. Vincent Ren- Miss Beyer is a graduate rangements. MIDDLETOWN TOWNSHIP - Middletown Township School an guests. The Monmouth County Organize zo, Long Branch; Mrs. Charles Mra. Donald Wright was ap- A. Burns, Fair Haven; Mrs. A. C. is employed, in the Credit De- pointed chairman of the buffet Hostesses assisting were Mrs tion for Social Service Public partment of Lerner Shops, Broai Norwine, Holmdel; Mrs. Peter supper and square dance to be Loretta Koenig, Sea Bright; Mrs. Health Nurses assigned to Mid' St., Red Bank. Eileen Rose, New Shrewsbury dle,town Township made a total Duma, Mrs. R. J. Keevers and held In the fire house in Novem- Mr. Harris is & graduate c and Mrs. Elaine Smith, Porl of 757 visits during August, Miss Mrs. S. P. Smeal, all of New ber. Ridgefield High School, and : Monmouth. Kathryn E. Cooper, supervisor Shrewsbury. The fall program also includes employed by the Lavoie Labor: announced. a prc-holiday cookie sale with Mrs. Betty Baldwin, president The second coffee hour will be tories, Morganville. announced that the state board Of these visits 572 were nursing held Sept. 24 at 8:15 p.m. in the Mrs, Robert Wichmann in charge. will meet in an all-day session visits and 185 were health guid- home of Mrs. B. S. Sanderson, tomorrow, beginning at 10 a.m. ance visits. Seven not-at-home 3d, 32 Sherwood Cir., Little Sil- Fairview PTA Hostesses for the meeting were in the Sunset Lodge, Blairstown. I visits were made. ver. New members who have To Hear Supt. Mrs. Alfred Pound, Mrs. Richard Members Miss Marie Kosky, pro- Attendance at the Hartshorne been invited to attend are Mrs! Parker and Mrs. Joseph Pace. gram chairman; Mrs. Ann Red- MIDDLETOWN — First mee' The next meeting will be held Memorial Health Center, Camp- Arnold Anderson and Mrs. L. R. den, historian, and Mrs. Baldwin Miss Barbara Lanza Miss Peggy Lomax Miss Jo Ann Walsh Bowyer, Red Bank; Mrs. George ing of the school year for th Oct. 3 in the fire house. bell's Junction, included 49 to Fairview Parent-Teacher Assc will represent the Red Bank club. V. Curchin, Little Silver; Mrs. prenatal clinics and 29 to infant RED BANK — Three newly- Miss Barbara Lanza and Miss max' parents are Mr. and Mrs. ciation will be a get-acquaintec The theme will be "The Mem- Herbert Tiedeman, Mrs. Michael GUADALCANAL VFW auxili- ber Looks at the Federation." and preschool conferences. capped nurses will join the staff Peggy Lomax, Long Branch High Harry Lomax, 100 Pemberton night at 8 p.m. Tuesday. Flavin and Mrs. Theodore Hyn- ary of Matawan Township is Host club will be the Blairstown The nurses traveled 2,826 miles here at Riverview Hospital. School alumnae of the class of Ave., Oceanport. Before the business meetin; son, all of Middletown; Mrs. John planning a party for the benefit Business and Professional Worn on house calls. The visits included Miss Jo Ann Walsh, daughter 1959, were graduated last night Paul F. Lefever, superintendent of the New Jersey Cottage at the Corcoran, Lincroft, and Mrs. Far- en's Club. Mrs.' Doris Hubatka 67 maternity, 31 new born, 23 in- of Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Walsh, from, The School of Nursing gf schools of Middletown Townshi; National Home in Eaton Rapids, rell Patrick of Monmouth Beach. will preside. fants, 13 preschool, 48 adults, 31 46 Belshaw Ave., Shrewsbury the Jersey City Medical Center. Rita Tui+e will speak on "What's New Mich. The program, a household TRe executive board will meel tuberculosis, 10 orthopedic, 1 Township, will be graduated to- Ceremonies were conducted at Mrs. Coddington Is president of the Middletown Schools." Afte demonstration, will take place Sept. 28 at 8 p.m. in the home mental health, 1 communicable night from the Christ Hospital Jersey City State College. the local AAUW branch. Mrs. the business meeting parents w Thursday at 8 p.m., in the VFW of Mrs. Smith, 6 Thorne PL. Pori disease, 1 state hospital, 57 can- Ichool of Nursing, Jersey City. Miss Lanza is the daughter of Is Engaged Sanderson Is membership chair- have an opportunity to meet thei Memorial Home, Cliffwood Ave., Monmouth. |Cer, 77 cardiac, 3 diabetes, and She is a graduate of Red Bank Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lanza, 123 children's teachers. Cliffwood. || 394 other diseases such as arth- High School, class of 1959. Maple Ave., Eatontown. Miss Lo- General meetings will be hel Plans for other coming activi- ritis and asthma. To Marine the third Tuesday of each monf ties were outlined at a recent HARRISON - Mr. and Mrs. Executive board meetings will meeting in the home. Mrs. Wil- N. J. Garden Club Walter Tuite, 417 Cleveland Ave., Give Shower held the first Tuesday. liams will attend a testimonial Luncheon, Style Show have announced the engagement WEST LONG BRANCH — Miss Serving on the board this yea dinner honoring the Department Plans Conference of their daughter, Miss Rita Marlon Zalesky, 45 John St., Red with Mrs. Stanley Feniclrel, pre: of New Jersey auxiliary presi- PLAINFIELD - Mrs. Albert L. Tuite, to PFC John J. Johnson of Bank, was honored at a bridal ident will be Mrs. Donald Hay: dent, Mrs. Eleanor Davids, of Stillman, president of The Gar- To Open Club Season the U. S. Marine Corps, son of shower given recently in the vice president; Mrs. Adolpl Jersey City, in the Robert Treat den Club of New Jersey, has an- Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Johnson, 31 home of Mrs. Peter J. LaMarca, Gioggia, recording secretary Hotel, Newark, Oct. 6.' Mrs. Wil- 9x12 Domestic nounced that the fall conference LITTLE SILVER — The Little trated her talk about the work Harding Ave., Keansburg. 119 Hollywood Ave. The party Mrs. Robert Lyon, corresponding Hams will also attend the depart- and Presidents Day will take of the unit's summer camp with Miss Tuite is a graduate of was given by Mrs. LaMarca and secretary; Harold Beach, trea: ment meeting in the afternoon. Silver Junior Woman's Club will urer; Mrs. Robert Lefker, cla; place Sept. 25 and Sept. 26 in the open its 13th season Sept. 22 with film. Harrison High School and is em- Mrs. Stephen Schwed. A buffet Mr;. Bette Candiloro is sell- 72 Cherry Hill Inn, Cherry Hill. ployed by Western Electric, supper was served. mothers; Mrs. C. R. Parenl ing Christmas cards to benefit a luncheon and fashion show at Mrs. G. Donald Apgar, presi- [health and safety; Mrs. Robei "New Jersey. The Past, the noon in The Cobbte Stones, Mid- dent, annouced that the Junior Kearny. Miss Zalesky will become the the auxiliary. ONLY 9 v A graduate of Middletown High Benson, hospitality, and Joh: Refreshments were served by Present and the Future" is the dletown. State Fall Conference will be held bride of Sam Costa, 54 Spring Bradley, legislature. theme of the conference. Regis- Sept. 29 in the Essex House, School, PFC Johnson served four Mrs. Lorraine Collins, Mrs. Edith Chairmen of the event, which St., Red Bank, tomorrow in St. Also, Mrs. Douglas Shedd am tration will begin Sept. 25 at 8:30 was originally scheduled for Newark. years in the U. S. Navy aboard James Catholic Church, Red Kern, Mrs. Marilyn Kane' and the carrier Independence with the Mrs. E. R. Koeniger Jr., library Mrs. Candiloro. a.m. At luncheon, Mrs. Stillman Shadowbrook, are Mrs. William Hostesses were Mrs. Joseph Bank. will welcome Garden Club of New rank of AM Spec. 3. He enlisted Mrs. William F. Brash, membe H. Wikoff, Jr., Little Silver, and Ulan, Mrs. Charles Szymanski, Present were: Mrs. Stanley J. ship; Mrs. Robert Levitan, pro. Jersey members and guests. Mrs. Howard Cohen, River Plaza. in the Marines in February and Mrs. George V. Curchin and Miss is stationed at Naval Air Base Zalesky, Mrs. Pauline Costa, Mrs. ect; Lloyd Belton, organization RUG CLEANERS Speaker will be David S. Davies, Fashions will be by the Belmar Marcia Cioffi. Guests were Mrs. Bridal Shower executive director of the forth- in Memphis, Tenn. Joseph Cimochowksi, Mrs. John Mrs. S. Calhoun St.iith, publicity LEONARDO — Miss Irepe Fashion Corner, Belmar. Bruce L. Goodwin, Mrs. Robert Lukensow, Mrs. Joseph Costa, Mrs. C. T. Quatrone, publics coming tercentenary of Jacobs- The wedding is planned for Zentzi Briar-wood Ave., who will rail now CA 2-5042 Lucky, Mrs. Donald Freeman and Sr., Mrs. L. A. Buckalew, Mrs. tions; Mrs. Charles Jose, schoc I town. Mrs. Charles Rose was named Nov. 4 in the chapel at the air become the bride of Fred Man, Miss Marcia Cioffi. The club will Anthony Costa, Mrs. Nicholas education; Mrs. G. J. Gushui chairman of arrangements for base. Wayne County, Sept. 22 in'St. club participation in the Tag Day meet again Oct. 8 at 8 p.m. in Costa. Mrs. V. Benjamin Costa, Girl Scout representative the clubhouse. This will be Hus- Agnes Catholic Church, Atlantic' ,ept. 29 at the Monmouth Shop- Mrs. Joseph Slimskl, Mrs. Vernon Charles Wolbach, Boy Scout rei Highllinds, was given a bridal ping Center for the benefit of the bands' Night. A covered dish sup- Joint Celebration Moran, Mrs. Philip Bretz and resentative; Mrs. Mark Weis: per will be served. shower recently in Osip's Tavern Monmouth County Association for Marks Birthdays Mrs. Thorn?s Coblanchi. teacher's representative, by Mrs. Harold Buchanan, Mrs. Mentally Retarded Children. She Robert V. Smith, principal. No problem finding tenants HIGHLANDS -Miss Anne C. Also, Mrs. E. D. Fudge, Jr., James Trainor and Mrs. Michael was appointed at Monday's meet- Riley. , •;;- SHERMAN'S ng. Mrs. John Bell, guest speak- when you advertise The Register Cecil, 17 Rumson Rd., and Fred Mrs. Rose Munchak, Mrs. Ed- TEACHER RETURNS Oettel, 20 Warren St., Rumson, Guests were Mrs. James Marx er from the association, illus- w y—Advertisement. ward Reiss, Mrs. J. M. Smorra, SHREWSBURY TOWNSHIP - celebrated their birthdays in Mrs. James Van Brunt, Miss Jan- Miss Carolyn Harriss, daughte Sr., Mrs. James Marx, Jr., tyfjrji. Coming Back to Bahrs' Restaurant recently. et Zalesky, Miss Mary Ann Smor- of Mr. and Mrs. Worth B William Marx, Mrs. George Mafic, THE RANNEY SCHOOL, Rumson, N. J. Attending were Harlan and ra, Mrs. Jennie Costa, Mrs. Phil- Harriss, 67 Belshaw Ave., ha Miss Carol Marx, Mrs. Leo Zeh- Charles Cecil, Miss Cecil's broth- ip L. Costa, Mrs. Raymond J. returned to Pinehurst, N. C tar, Mrs. Edward Zentar, Mjjs. DOWNTOWN Fisher, Mrs. Edward Siminsky, will have room for some students this year in each ers, Rumson; Esma Oettel, Rum- Costa, Mrs. William E. Beaty, where she is an English teache son; Helen Spuller, Long Branch Mrs. Thomas F. Steele, Jr., Mrs. Mrs. Frank Cirone, Mrs. D'ayjd grade jrom beginners through 10th. (The 11th in Pinehurst High School. Mis: Duff, Mrs. Donald Bpyce, Mrs. and' Stephen Knaebel and Bob William Sully and Mrs. Clayton Harriss spent the summer here and 12th grades will be added in successive years.) Diffley, both of Palo Alto, Calif. Held. William Kenny, Mrs. David Me- RED BANK with her parents. Cue, Mrs. Clarence Smith, Mrs. The program is a rigorous one, and all applicants Thomas McCabe, Mrs. Raymond NOTICE must pass entrance examinations. Even beginners Murptiy, Mrs. John Murphy, Mrs. Percy Sherman is no longer must demonstrate that they are ready for reading George Karney, Mrs. James Fold Mrs. Thomas Golden, Mrs. Carl associated with any other deco instruction. BALLET ART SCHOOL Wilson, Mrs. George Scott, Mrs. rating firm, and is the sole French begins in the first grade. Formal college HELA SLAVINSKA Stanley Pankowski, Miss Thelma owner of Sherman's Decorators prep instruction starts early, with eighth graders Corky, Mrs. John McQuinn and from Ballet Russe De Monte Carlo Mrs. Thomas Golden. We will soon open a new stor» having 5 hours a week of Latin, algebra and science specializing' in line linens and and 10 hours of English. The English course in- FALL CLASSES ;i5TH ANNIVERSARY bathroom fashions, etc. cludes heavy emphasis on reading, vocabulary build- LEONARDO — Mr. and Mrs. Claudi Smith, Belleview Ave., ing and composition in addition to the usual pro- Watch for future announce- NOW STARTING celebrated their 25th wedding an- ments in these columns. ' gram of literature. This emphasis on reading and Ballet - Toe - Tap - Modern niversary at an open house party composition is typical of the entire'program through for «l guests from Jersey City, MR. KEN MORGAN BALLROOM For Information all grades. Plainf eld, Colonia, Fords, Staten PRE-SCHOOL AGE SPECIAL CLASSES sland River Plaza, Atlantic If you think a program like this is suited lo the Highlands and Leonardo. Call SH 1-2646 FOR TEEN-AGERS AND ADULT Amcng the guests were Mr. needs of your child, call me. I EVENING CLASSES „ and ft rs. Leslie Hansen of Saudi- Russell G. Ranney, Headmaster Arabii, who are vacationing in 6 BROAD ST. RED BANK JerseJ City. Mrs. Hansen was Phone: 842-1650 SH 1-9728 or 7-2507 maid it honor at the wedding of Mr. ind Mrs. Smith. Miss Geddes to Marry RED BANK REGISTER Friday,'Sept 14, 1962--9 Frank A. Formica, Jt At Jewish Council Meeting ST. JOHNSVDXE, K.Y. - Rev. N. J., Maoitapas the engagement Robert A. Geddes,« West Mala of his daughter, Miss Barbara Booths to Display Activities »{£» formerly of New Shrewsbwry, Jean Geddes, to Frank A. Formica, Jr., son of Mr. and RUMSON — The first general Bank Section, will be held Mon- open to guests and friends of Mrs. Frank A Formica, ST.. US meeting of the National Council day at 12:30 p.m. In Congrega- memberi, Riveredge Rd, New Shrewsbury. ,of Jewish Women, Greater Red tion Bnal Israel. The meeting is In country fair style, there will Miss Geddes also is the daughter be booths displaying various ac- of the late Mrs. Erna Heath tivities of council featuring the Geddes. theme "Put Yourself in Council's A graduate of Red Bank High \Miss Atwater Is Bride Picture." In charge of booths will be School, Miss Geddes is a senior Mrs. Edwin Geltzeiler, Little Sil- at Beaver College, Glenside, Pa. Of Dennis J. Murray- ver, membership; Mrs. Alan Av- where she is majoring in ed- chen, Holmdel, "Pay Yout ucation, with a secondary in EAST KEANSBURG — Miss Dues;" Mrs, Bernard Ross, New mathematics. She is a member of LeVerne Atwater, daughter of Mr. Shrewsbury, ways and means; and Mrs.George Atwater, 84 Clin- Mrs. Ivan Kamlnow, New Kappa Delti Pi national ed- ton St., East Keansburg, became hrewsbury, tributes; Mrs. ucation honorary society. the bride of Dennis James Mur- Mark Goldman, Hazlet, program; Mr. Formica, also a graduate ay Sunday in St. Catherine's Mrs. Paul Sarason, Fair Haven, of Red Bank High School, at- PLANNING TRIO — Monmouth County Federation of Republican Women plans its Catholic Church. services; Mrs. Stanley Lenox, tended the University of Mary- The bridegroom, who resides New Shrewsbury, overseas; Mrs. land, College Park. He is a annual dessert-card party to be held Sept. 27 at 12:30 p.m. in the Royal Manor, with his grandmother, Mrs. Sarah Bertram Feinswog, New Shrews- dental student at West Virginia Spring Laic* Heights. Among committee) members are, left to right, Mrs! John D. Cornell, 67 Atlantic Ave., Mata bury, public relations, -and Mrs. University School of Dentistry Flynn, Asbury Park, general chairman; Mrs. Thomas Morford, Sr., Middletown, wan, is the son of Mrs. Charles Robert Mutter, Colts Neck, "Put where he Is in his second year. Stryker, Line Rd., Holmdel, and Yourself in Council's Picture." awards chairman, and Mrs. Harry Clayton, Rumson, jewelry table chairman. He is a member of Lambda Oil Wilbur Murray, East Roosevelt A film strip "The 1,000-Hour Alpha fraternity and XI Psi Phi, "ir. Day" about the National Council Miss Barbara Jean Geddes dental fraternity. Rev. Thaddeus Wojciehowikl of Jewish Women will be nar- GOP Party Set for Sept. 27performed the double ring cere- rated by Mrs. Martin Becker, mony. Fair Haven, and Mrs. Harry Adam and Eve SPRING LAKE HEIGHTS and Mrs. Joseph Walsh, Avon, Woolley, West Long Branch, and The bride was given in mar- Swartz, Middletown. The film il- The Monmouth County Federation are chairmen of the Jewelry Com- Mrs. Ira E. Wolcott, Eatontown. riage by her father. She wore a lustrates the scale and scope of of Republican Women will hold mittee. Assisting them are Mrs. Selling Tickets full-length gown of lace over taf- council achievements and how its annual dessert card party Ira' Grayson, Deal; Mrs. Eugene Members of the ticket corn- feta designed with a fitted bodice, council's Ideals and traditions Sept. 27 at 12:30 p.m. in the Gardella, Rumson; Mrs. James mittee are Mrs. George Zeller, sweetheart neckline bordered with pervade every phase of its pro- One Kiss Amiss? Royal Manor here. Mrs. John D. Crowley and Mrs. William Peters, Sea Girt; Mrs. Percy Mclntyre, [iridescent sequins, and long ta- gram. Frynh, Asbury Park, Is chair- Middletown; Mrs. Dorothy Uzdil- Asbury Park; Mrs. Harry Sea> pered sleeves. The full flounced Mrs. Samuel Furman, New DEAR EVE: DEAR ADAM AND EVE: man of the fund-raising affair. la, Oceanport; Mrs. W. A. Cham- man, West Keansburg; Mrs. skirt ended in a chapel-length Shrewsbury, hospitality chair- You are a modern woman and I am an 18-year-old girl and Mrs.- Harry Neuberger, Lincroft bers, South Belmar and Mrs. Gerald Russomanb, West Long train and was caught up in front Mrs. Dennis Murray man, and her commitee, will I guess I'm Just an old-fashioned I work for a very respectable Republican national committee- Claire Hoffman, Belmar. Branch; Mrs. Thomas Aumack, to reveal a panel of ruffles. Her serve a cheese and cracker grandmother, but I want to tell fingertip-length veil of French Il- rother of the bride, and William firm. I also like my job very woman fom New Jersey is chair- Mrs. William Hernandez, Bel- Raritan, and Mrs. Joseph Jurray, Matawan, brother of the luncheon. you I was shocked to discover much. However, I have a prob- man of the affair's special gifts Robertson, Spring Lake Heights. lusion fell from a crown of pearls mar, and Mrs. Samuel Tomainl, and crystals and she carried iridegroom. Meeting chairman Is Mrs. .the attitude of my pretty little lem. Every «day when I go to committee. Chairmen of the Mrs. Robert Bernard, Fair West Long Branch, are chairmen cascade bouquet of white roses A reception followed in Buck Murray Guth, Lincroft, assisted grandaughter, Pat, about boys. lunch this fellow who is 25 meets awards committee are Mrs. Haven, membership chairman of Pat Is only 17, but she admits of the table gifts committee. centered with a white orchid. Smith's Restaurant, East Keans- by Mrs. Monroe Deutsch, New me. He is married and has two Thomas Morford, Middletown, the federation, will be present Shrewsbury, invitations; and dec- kissing boys on their first dates Members are Mrs. Leon Harris, Mrs. Thomas Alfano, East kids, but is separated. He keeps and Mrs. Bettine Layton, Asbury with her committee to enroll new orations; Mrs. Geltzeiler, re- - with her — a goodnight kiss, she Asbury' Park, and Mrs. Ann Keansburg, was matron of hon On their return from a wed- asking me to go out with him, Park. All federated club presi- members. Committee memberi cruitment, and Mrs. Gordon Lit- . .calls it. Our conversation went but I feel I am too young for dents will assist them. Weaver, Union Beach. Chairmen are Mrs. George H. Woodward, or. She wore a copper-colored Ing trip to Niagara Falls, they of the awards committee are rill reside on Aberdeen Rd., Mat- win, program. like this: him. I hate to hurt his feelings Mrs. D. C. Stackhouse, Ocean Fair Haven, and Mrs. Richard peau de sole full-length gown wan. Mrs. Louis Drum, Rumson; - Granny: But, Pat, kissing because he is a very nice per- Grove, and Mrs. Edward Schal- Mrs. Charles West, Asbury Park, Cooper, West Long Branch. with side panels and cummer- should be an expression of af- son, but my parents would not and Mrs. Thomas Shebell, Asbury bund of tangerine peau de. sole. The bride was graduated from Mrs. Samuel Kramer, and Mrs. fer, Ocean Grove, are chairmen The campaign table will be Paul Kramer, Middletown, and • feckion. approve of him, because he is ^ the baked goods committee. Park. Assisting them are under the direction of Mrs. She wore a matching crown with Aiddletown Township High School a circular veil and carried a half- md is employed by the New Jer- Mrs. Howard Sherman, Fair Ha- Pat: Well, it is. still married. How can I avoid Ocean Grove club members will members of the Columbian Thomas Colyard, West Belmar, cascade bouquet of light rust :ey Bell Telephone Co. in the ven, assisted with posters a\J • Granny: But you kiss every hurting his feelings and still not assist them. Mrs. Morris League. and Mrs. William Smack, Lincroft boy on your first date, Do pompons. freehold exchange. decorations for the meeting. date him? I really don't want to Robinson, West Long Branch, Mrs. Joseph C. Irwin, Red Mrs. James Fahy, Avon, is in you love them all? go out with him — I would Just and Mrs. Wesley Herrlein, charge of the card party The bridesmaids, all sisters of Bank, Is chairman of the hostess the bride, were Carol Sancho, Pat: No, Granny, but I like as soon have him as a friend Eatontow, are chairmen of the committee. Hostesses will In- equipment. Mrs. Robert W. Max- them all. I like boys. only. well, Middletown, is chairman of Dawn Terry and Frandne Wil- novelties committee. Other com- clude Mrs. Clifton Barkalow, liams. They reside In Jackson ' Granny; But you've got to be Help mittee members are Mrs. Walter Freehold; Mrs. Irving Keith, Bel- the publicity committee. Assisting • choosey! How do you know Dear Help: You are not too her are Mrs. Edward H Heights, L. I., Keyport and East Edwards, Union Beach; Mrs. mar; Mrs. Alfred N. Beadleston, Keansburg, respectively. Their these are all nice boys? young for him, but he is too Paul V. Forest, Atlantic High- Shrewsbury; Mrs. Joseph Shafto, Ludeman, Middletown, and MM. • - Pat: Oh, Granny 1 I only go embroiled for you.- If he's the James Smith, Red Bank. Mrs. tangerine gowns were styled like lands, and Mrs. Alex Primavera, Neptune; Mrs. Benjamin Danskin that of the honor attendant, with out with nice boys. kind of "nice" person you think Long Branch. Spring Lake; Mrs. Richard R. John D. Flynn, 1701 Drummond """ Now what are you going to do he is, he will wait until he is Ct, Asbury Park, is In charge copper-colored side panels and Jewelry Committee Stout, Allenhurst; Mrs. Edward cummerbunds. with a girl like that? Pat is a divorced before trying to date Mrs. Harry Clayton, Rumson, C. Broege, Belmar; Mrs. Russell of reservations. sweet, sensitive and popular girl a single girl. After all, a great They carried half-cascade l)»u who Is not at aU "fast," but in-many separated couples do quets of dark rust pompons. John Williams, East Keans- sists that kissing this way is t make up, and where would *•» u 'the time « MINI wkka m Way of life among the young set that leave you If you "fell" burg, brother-in-law of the bride, Is that true? Don't you think it for him? Tell him politely you was best man. Ushers were •wkt a» mt * km at tWr.mi can and does lead to trouble? do not date married men — Richard Sancho, Jackson Heights, taUruUns Mow lift, a ti atrtr tot ma Mr L. I., brother-in-law of the bride; Worried Granny even when they're separated. tot lit* ta u«ulK » hobby, or M «mh>p rout Dear Worried Granny. Easy Adam and Eve Frank Atwater. East Keansburg, MHMtl kMWltds* o* »«, To ftlnt, to MUlrt, kissing may be a way of life lo ttuf «uMh »our dillr Uvtss durtns «bt torn* ' among the younger set but that Send your personal questions doesn't make it right or ad- to Adam or Eve Lowell or tot rnontMi «bl* to win! »• otlu JM, visable. I'm with you, Granny, both, as you prefer. For a per- "old-fashioned or not: a girl sonal, unpublished reply, en- should reserve her kisses for close a stamped, addressed en- fft hire • vulM. aptrtaett «ttl »t tastrottftnv 'that special boy. Anything velope. Mall to ADAM & DATE ut Him u "given away too freely is not EVE, care of The Register, • appreciated. 1 I ' Eve "Oh, Eve, what's the harm in -a goodnight peck? Have a Bnai Israel Heart. A GUILD OF CREATIVE ART Adam Lists Youth Adam, too many pecks make O0 Braid Street Shrewsbury • bushel of trouble. ' Eve Activities RED BANK — Harold Ostrov, 'DEAR ADAM AND EVE: chairman of the Youth Conunision TODAY O»ra «T«TT

TRBOTY EPISCOPAL METHODIST ST. JAMES CATHOLIC ST. AJOHONTS CATHOLIC Red Bank Had Bank urnsT Red Bank Red Bank ,f,v. Red Bank Churches Lean Toward tety Eucharist will be eel* At the »:I5 *ad 11 o'clock wry. Red Bank A service of Holy Commun- Sunday masses are at 0, 7, 8, Masses an celebrated Sunday brated at 8,a-ia. Sunday. Fain- ices Sunday, Rev. Dr. James I. Rev. Stanley E. Mugridge, pas- ion willbe held at 8:30 a.m. Son- 9, 10, 11 and 12 (high man) in at 7, 8, 9, 10, U and U o'clock. service and Church school will McCord, president of Princeton tor, will speak Sunday at the 11 day. the chore* and 9, 10 and 11 Confessions are heard Saturday! Ritualistic Worship begin at 9:15 ajn., and morning Theological Seminary, will occu- sum. service. Mrs. Donald Shan- The regular services will be at o'clock in the high school audi- bom 430 to 6 p.m., and from er, director of music and Chris- torium. prayer and sermon by the rector, py the pulpit. Rev. Dr. diaries 9:30 and 11 a.m. Rev. Kerry By EDWARD S. KTTCH The Rev. Mr. Long said bis 7:30 to 9 p.m. tian education, will lead the chan- Confessions are heard Satur- Rev. Canon Charles H. Best, at 11 S. Webster win assist Dr. Mc- Robb, associate minister will CHICAGO (AP)- Churches are plea is not for shallow emotional- Baptims are at 13:30 p.m. cel choir in several selections, days from 4 to 6 p.m. and from a-m. The Deltas will meet at Cord's sermon topic will be "The preach on the subject, "On Being leaning today toward more ritual- ism in worship or a return to the Sundayi. with Stanley Scheer as organist. 7:30 aad 9 pjn., weekdays dur- 7:30 p.m. Peace of God." William C. Wood, Lost and Being Found." Church istic forms of worship. Some per- amen corner or sawdust trail of The Miraculous Medal Novena The ushers will be Thomas R. ing the 8 o'clock mass and after Alcoholics Anonymous and the minister of music, will be at the school sessions are at 9:30 and 11 sons oppose it as a return to early Methodism. is held Mondays at 7:30 p.m. and organ console. His selections Wilson, Kenneth Brower, William a.m. An orientation course for Novena services Monday. Alanon Group will meet at 9 "Phariseeism," omen laud it as He urges a renewal of the the Perpetual Novena to St An- be "Blessed Are Ye Faithful Kacen, Warren Elliott and Ber- new teachers in Church school Baptisms every Sunday at 1:30 p.m. Monday. a maturing of religious sensibility. "spontaneity, creativity and fer- thony is held Tuesday at 7:30. Souls" and "My Heart is Filled nard De Loach. The greeting will begin at 9:30 a.m. Sunday in p.m. in the church. A baptism A meeting of the Women's The Rev. Hermit L. Long, pas- vor which carried Methodism over With Longing" and "Rise Up, 0 committee will be Deacons the education office. blank must be obtained from the Guild will be held Tuesday at 2 tor of Central Methodist Church, America' on the wings of young CHURCH OF CHRIST Men ot Cod." Wayne Howse, Donald Thompson rectory and filled out before the p.m. The Sea Scouts meet at 7:30 Members of the every member Phoenix, Ariz., charges in a Meth- ideas." Red Bank p.m. At the 9: IS service, Mrs. Lloyd and W. Eugene Bosserman, as- visitation committee will meet Baptism takes place. "Scriptural Advice to Hus- sisted by two deaconesses. Crib odist publication, Together, that He brands the liturgical revival Holy Eucharist will be cele- F. Christianson will be the so- Sunday at 3 p.m. in the pastor's "numbing spectoritis" has infect- Novena devotions in honor of bands and Wives" will be the ser- room facilities will be available as "religious status-seeking," in brated at 8 a.m. and at 10 a.m. prano solist. Her selections will study. ed many Methodist churches. the Miraculous Medal are held mon subject at the 11 a.m. serv- during worship. which there is a drifting toward every Monday at 8 p.m. in the on Wednesday. The service of be "My Heart Ever Faithful' Greeters Sunday include Mrs. the "tawdry imitation of high ice Sunday. "Reasons for Faith and "Sheep May Safely Graze." The hydrangeas for the altar church. in Christ" is the topic for the healing'will be at 8:30 and 10:30 Walter McDonough, Mrs. Edgar ST. THOMAS EPISCOPAL churches which supposedly pos- a.m. There will be a meeting of Ushers will be Harry W. Douty, were given by Mrs. George Allen, Miss Anna Fueling and Red Bank 6:30 p.m. service. The speaker Chandler, garden flowers' by Mr. sess more dignity and rank high- the sewing group at 11 a.m. Walter B. Gillette, Ole A Klady, Mrs. William Droddy. For the 13th Sunday after Trin- UNITARIAN will be C. J. Kirkpatrick. Songs and Mrs. Frank Wissemann and er in social acceptance." Thursday at 8 p.m. there will Stanley Munger and Moses C. ty, Holy Eucharist will be said Red Bank will be directed by Kenneth Mr. end Mrs. Albert Van Altar flowers will be presented "Tasks performed by rote in- be a meeting of the Inquirer's Murphey. Joseph C. Davison and at 8 a.m. Milton Simms and Eu- Services will be held Sunday Noland, Scripture readings and Nostrand. Mrs. Everett Brower n memory of Mr. and Mrs. John volve neither the mind nor the class in the church. Rudolph Kugler will comprise the gene Clay will be acolytes. at 10:30 a.m. in the Red Bank prayers by Roy Osborne and welcoming committee. is chairman of the flower com- :. Warden by their children, May, spirit," he said. "Only when wor- Roger Kondrup at the morning The Eucharist will be sung at Community YMCA. A fellowship mittee this month;, Caroline and Kelby. They will shippers are personally involved service, and by Robert Minton CHRISTIAN SCIENCE At the 11 o'clock service, the 9:30 a.m., with Michael Wilson hour will follow the service. • Church school will meet at 9:45 also be the gift of Mrs. Gerald with all their minds and souls aad Jerry Pickering at the eve- Red Bank Tower Hill Choir will sing "Go and Gary Watson, acolytes; Bob- are they stimulated to greater ef- Rev. Harold Dean will have as a.m. with crib room. The lay Jerolamon and Mrs. Carlos Arose- ning service. John Kondrup will The spiritual foundation of true Not Far From Me" and "Glory by Robards, crucifer; Richard fort and achievement his sermon topic, "The Ineffect- leaders' prayer circle in the Clay- mena in memory of their mother, peace and brotherhood will be to God." Ushers wUl be Fred R. Johnson, thurifer; Keith Johnson, uality of Some Intellectual Peo- preside over the Communion ton Room will be at 9:30 a.m. Mrs. Mary S. Warden. "Each service should take us set forth Sunday at 11 a.m. in a Daniels, Norman P. Bate, Ray- boat boy, and John Jones and ple," some comments on a criti- service, assisted by Lindal mond W. Haviland, Robert W. The Sunday evening praise The IYF program for Sunday back to the headwaters of our lesson-sermon entitled "Sub- Dallas Griffin, torch bearers. faith. I refuse to believe that cism of Unitarians appearing in Brown, Charles Emmons and Wil- Maccubbin and Thomas L. Shir- service will be held in the chapel will be at 7 p.m, on "The Tech- lard Emmoas. Robert Minton Is stance." The Mission Committee will Methodism's early vigor has been the June issue of Commentary ley. The welcoming committee at 7.30 p.m. niques of Good Program Plan- responsible for co-ordination of Featured in the Bible selections meet after the 9:30 a.m. service. so spent that It now must walk magazine. will consist of Clyde F. Benner Monmouth Baptist Association ning," directed by David Willis. Church school wi|| be held from services for the next four weeks will be a number of passages Tuesday at 7 p.m., adult con- upon the crutch of ceremony." from the Book of James, includ- and Louis 0. Ford. will hold a planning meeting at The MYF program for Sunday at 10:30 to 11:45 a.m. A nursery will Bible classes.will meet Sunday firmation class. Opposing the Rev. Mr. Long In ing these: "Who is a wise man At 9:15 and 11:00 a.m., Church the church tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. p.m., directed by the citizen- at 10 a.m. and Thursday at 7:30 Holy Eucharist will be said on the printed debate, The Rev. Ro- be provided. and endued with knowledge school will be held simultaneous The mid-week Bible study and ship committee, will be on the p.m. the Ember Days, Wednesday and mey Pitt Marshall, pastor of Sum- among you? Let him shew out of with the worship service. At 10:30 prayer service will be held topic, "Child Labor and Migrant Friday, and on the Feast of St. merdale, Pa., Methodist Church, PILGRIM BAPTIST a good conversation his works a.m., a "Coffee Hour" will be Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. in the Work." The Geneva-Wesley Fel- AME ZION Matthew, Thursday. All services feels that true worship, which Is Red Bank with meekness ot wisdom . . . held in the kitchen for Church chapel. lowship, which meets Sunday at Red Bank are at 7 a.m. liturgical worship, requires con- Rev. H. L. Morgan, pastor, will And the fruit of righteousness Is school teachers. p.m. will have as speaker, Rev. Rev. Charles E. Bourne wil! LUTHER MEMORIAL gregational participation in every conduct services Sunday at 11:30 sown in peace of them that make At 8 p.m., the Geneva-Wesley Leonard Evans, and the topic is Thursday at 7 p.m., the choir preach Sunday at 11 a.m. Sunday Missouri Synod phase of the service. a.m. peace." Fellowship (single young adults) "Baptism of the Holy Spirit." rehearses. At 8 p.m., St. Monica's school will meet at 9:30 a.m In his view, those who speak Sunday school will meet at 10 will meet in the Red Bank Meth- New Shrewsbury Guild meets. Sunday at 4 p.m. there will be The following will be read from A retirement reception *)s vaguely of freedom and spontane- a.m. odist Church. The speaker will Rev. Daniel O. Reinheimer will Saturday children's confirma- a joint worship service in Fisk "Science and Health with Key Jlanned for Rev. Ira S. Pimm, ity envision the worship service A prayer meeting will be held be Leonard Evans whose topic conclude a series of sermons on tion class is at 3 p.m. Acolytes to the Scriptures" by Mary Ba- former minister of this church, to as a continual experiment—a Sun Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. Chapel, Bair Haven. will be, "The Baptism of the the Lord's Prayer Sunday with a meet at 5 p.m. There will be a prayer meeting ker Eddy: "It should be thor- be held in the New Brunswick day workshop conducted by the oughly understood that all men Holy Spirit." sermon entitled, "Thine is the Methodist Church Sunday at 2 Wednesday at 8 p.m. EMBURY METHODIST minister. NEW APOSTOLIC have one Mind, one God and Tonight: 6:30 p.m., members of Kingdom, the Power and the p.m. The organ fund committee will Glory." The service will be at Little Silver Red Bank Father, one Life, Truth and love. the Westminster Senior High Fel- The first fall rehearsal of the PRESBYTERIAN Rev. Ralph Herold of Wharton meet tonight at 8 o'clock. lowships will leave from the 0:45 a.m. A nursery will be pro- "Faith Issues In Life" will be Mankind will become perfect in Chancel choir will be held tonight Shrewsbury will conduct the service Sunday Tomorrow at noon Stewardess proportion as this fact becomes church for a fall weekend plan- vided during the service. the sermon topic of Rev. Ralph The one service of worship will Board 2 will sponsor a food sale. at 7:45 o'clock. L. Barrett, pastor, Sunday at 11 at 10 a.m. and preach on the apparent, war will cease and the ning Retreat at Camp Dennis, Sunday school and Bible classes be conducted at 9:30 a.m. Sun- Stillwater, under direction of will begin at 9:30 a.m. During the The Geneva-Wesley Fellowship a.m. text from I John 4:1. true brotherhood of man will be will sponsor a car wash Satur- day. Rev. John R. Collins, pas- Sunday school will meet at 8.45 CONGREGATION B'NAI ISRAEL established." Charles E. Autenrieth, minister service, 10 adults will be received Fred Wright will be in charge tor, will deliver the second in a (CONSERVATIVE) day, beginning at 9:30 a.m. Pro- of the ushers. Miss Joyce Falls a.m. of Christian Education. into communicant membership sermon series entitled "The - Rumson :eeds will apply toward a de- with place the flowers in the Rev. Werner A. Schneider, rec- TRINITY EPISCOPAL Tomorrow: 10 a.m. to noon, lid two infants will be baptized. Church." The sub-title is "In- Late Sabbath services will be- lumidifier. chancel in memory of her father. tor, will conduct the service Matawan students may be registered for Joining the church are Mr. and formed by the Word Of God or gin at 8:30 p.m. Rabbi Gilbert S A Church .school teacher-staff Mrs. Jane H. Grammer, church Wednesday at 8 p.m. the fall term of the Church Mrs. Ronald Kahle, 4 Via Ripa, the Word of Man." Rosenthal will preach on the top- Matins Sunday at 7:30 a.m. will meeting for desert is planned for school superintendent, announces school in the education office. Sea Bright; Mr. and Mrs. Gust- The prelude selection by Louis ic: "Blessings and Curses." Can- be followed by Holy Communion Monday: 8 p.m., special meet- ive Herman, 141 Woodland Man- Monday at 7:30 in Fellowship that Sunday school will resume REFORMED at 8 o'clock. The family service Hall. The speaker will be Rev. this Sunday, beginning at a new Vierne, will be by Marian W. New Shrewsbury tor Sidney Scharff will chant the ing of the Session in the chapel or, New Shrewsbury, together Tatem, organist and choir direc- liturgy of the service assisted by of morning prayer will be held Isaac Rottenberg, pastor of the hour — 9:30 a.m. Classes will "They Knew Togetherness" is to receive new members, with with Alan and Arlene Herman; tor, The offertory Anthem is en- the Bnai Israel Choir under the at 9.30 and Church school will Reformed Church. be open for three-year-olds the topic of the sermon to be de- a social hour following in the Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Meyer, 1 titled "O Come Everyone That direction of Leonard Schlosberg. meet at the same hour. church parlor. The prayer and study group will through high school. Mrs. Wil- livered Sunday at 9:30 and 11 Carnegie Ct., Middletown, togeth- Thirsteth. Mrs. Vanleta Canonico Candlelighting time is at 6:48 There will be a service of Holy Tuesday: 8 p.m., weekly adult er with Robert and Janet Meyer, assemble in Roger Squire Me- liam Snell will be the church a.m. by* Rev. Isaac C. Rotten- Communion and sermon at 11 school secretary. The teaching will render a solo, "W,oe Unto p.m. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Binder Bible class taught by Dr. Bush Gretchen Ann Reinheimer, daugh- morial Chapel Tuesday at 10 a.m. berg. a.m., and evensong at 7:30 p.m. staff includes: Mrs. Albert Them Who Forsake Him. will donate the flowers for the In the church parlor, and meet- ter of the Rev. and Mrs. Daniel The nursery school "get Music will include "Song of the Burdge, three-year-olds; Mrs. Ushers will be Alfred C. Clark, pulpit in honor of their grand- Holy Communion will be cele- ing of joint committees of the acquainted" meeting for mothers Spirit," "Beloved of the Lord" Reinheimer, New Shrewsbury, Richard Collier, four-and five- Willard H. Coryell, Thomas B. son's marriage. An oneg shabat brated Tuesday »at 8 a.m.; Session and Board of Trustees and children will be held Tues- and "Festal Postlude." The an- and Jennifer Judith Kahel, daugh- year-olds; Mrs. Ernest Griffiths Eldershaw, George P. Engel- will be served after the services. Wednesday, an ember day, at 10 to formulate suggested budget day at 10 a.m. in rooms 110, 111 them by the choir will be "Oh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Kahle, Sea and Mrs. John Sherman, primary drum and John C. Rodenburg. Sabbath morning services are a.m., and Friday, St. Matthew's for 1963. and 112. Enrolled children have Bright, will be baptized. department; Mrs. Fred Schles- Come, Lord Jesus." at 10 o'clock. Rabbi Rosenthal Day, at 8 a.m. orientation session with teachers Nursery care for pre-school Wednesday: 9:15 a.m., church The following women will be in- senger, Mrs. Fred Morf and Mr. Ushers for the 9:30 servce wiil will preach on the portion of the The children's confirmation while the mothers will have cof- children will be provided in the staff meeting in minister's study; stalled as officers of the Luther and Mrs. Robert Seward, junior be Frank Rogers, Roger Sev- week. Cantor Scharff will chant class will meet tomorrow at 9:30 fee and learn about the nursery church house under the direction 9:30 a.m., Salome Circle (Mrs. Memorial Women's Society: pres- and eighth graders, and Mrs. erin, Elmer Ralph and Philip a.m. school program. of Mrs. Wittam E. Carie. the service. The naming of the Donald Rowe-Mrs. John Mohair' ident, Mrs. Mary Inwrlght, 121 Ralph L. Barrett and Mr. and Kreider, and at the 11 a.m. serv- new-born daughter of Dr. and Trinity Ladies' Guild will meet will meet in the home of Mrs. The Morning Circle will hold ice, Paul Ralph, William Noyes, Jumping Brook Rd., Lincroft; The second session, "We Can Mrs. Terry Taebel, senior high the first meeting of the fall sea- Mrs. Alvin Melser will take place Monday at 8 p.m.; Trinity Men's Rowe, Middletown-Llncroft Rd., vice president, Mrs. Ole McLear- and We Will," will be given at department. Robert Wagner and Peter Mor- Saturday morning. A kiddush wil Club, Wednesday at 8 p.m., and Middletown; Sarah Circle (Mrs. son Wednesday at 10 a.m. in the eau. en, 538 Sycamore Ave., Shrews- Adult Education Night Tuesday church house lounge. After the be served after the services. the stewardship committee, William J. Florence-Mrs. Hectoi Tomorrow from 10 a.m. until There will be a Consistory bury; secretary, Mrs. Marve Koo- at 8 p.m., conducted by Rev. W. meeting the women will sponsor Sunday morning services are Thursday at 8 p.m. C. Evans), Mrs. Earl G. Tyree, 5 p.m. the Embury fair will be meeting at 8 p.m. Monday in the istra, 145 Jumping Brook Rd., Gordon Lowden, In room 112, open in the church hall and a cake sale with Marjory Thorne at 9:15. Daily evening services Alcoholics Anonymous will 52 Battin Rd., Fair Haven, and pastor's study. Lincroft, and treasurer, Mrs. Nel sponsored by the Commission on grounds. Frank Shultz and' Ar- as chairman, and a jewelry sale, are at 7:30. meet Tuesday at 9 p.m. Susanna Circle (Mrs. Robert T. The Classis of New Brunswick Molteni, 43 Hilltop Rd., West Social Concerns. thur Sass are chairmen. with Ruth Ashley, as chairman, The United Synagogue Youth Luehman), church parlor) 10 will meet Tuesday at the Re- Long Branch. Members of Circle D of the The Methodist Youth Fellow- from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. will hold a regional picnic Sun- ALL SAINTS' EPISCOPAL a.m., prayer and study group will The Luther Memorial Altar formed Church in Keyport, Tues- Woman's Society will meet Tues- ship will present a play written Chlrch school will resume Sun- day at 2 p.m. at the Congrega- Locust meet in the chapel, and 1 p.m. Guild also will have its officers day. The pastor and Elder Benson day at 12:30 p.m. for a cookout at by Bill Henderson, president o day, Sept. 23. tion. The church will begin its fall The afternoon circles of the Wom- installed in the morning service. will attend as delegates. the home of Mrs. John A. Ward, the MYF, entitled. "AFISH The Second Morning Circle will schedule Sunday with Holy Com- an's Association will meet as fol- Mrs. Rolf Barman, 145 Park Ave., Thursday, Sept. 20 will be the 26 Village La., Middletown. ACATADOGARATACOUP'LAPES meet Wednesday at 10 a.m. in ST. GEORGE'S-BY-THE-RIVER munion at 8 a.m., family service lows: Deborah (Mrs. Charles W. Shrewsbury, will be installed as start of the adult education pro- The monthly dinner meeting of (ANDAGOOSE)," tomorrow at the conference room of the EPISCOPAL of Holy Communion and church Lounsbury - Mrs. Milton S. directress; Mrs. Donald McCue, gram from 8 to 10 p.m. Whaley), dessert meeting, Mrs. the Young Adults will be held 8:15 p.m. in the Church Hall. church house under the leader- Rumson school at 9:30, and morning pray* 66 Elm PI., Red Bank, will be Friday, Sept. 21, the officers Burton Moore, 115 Manor Dr., Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. in Fel- Rev. Mr. Barrett and A. P. ship of Mrs. John R. Collins. There will be a celebration of er and sermon at 11 o'clock. installed as assistant directoress; of the Senior Youth Fellowship Red Bank; Dorcas (Mrs. Philo- lowship Hall. Hagen will attend the 126th ses- The Deacons meet Wednesday the Holy Communion Sunday at Parents have been asked to Mrs. Arthur Clapp, 78 Willshire will meet with the advisers in may Serpico-Mrs. Manuel Pouso), Annual Conference of the Meth- sion of the New Jersey Annual at 8 p.m. in the conference room. 8 a.m. in the chantry. bring their children to the 9:30 Dr., New Shrewsbury, secretary, the home of Mr. and Mrs. Rich- Mrs. Pouso, 941 River Rd., Fair odist Church convenes Sept. 19- Conference in Ocean City nex The church school will begin family service. Members of the and Mrs. Herbert Schweers, The Afternoon Circle will hold ard Mast. The Junior Youth Fel- Haven; Esther (Mrs. Raymond 23 at Ocean City. week. Bishop Fred Pierce Cor the fall term Sunday at 9:30 a.m church school will leave tha Willshire Dr., New Shrewsbury, its first meeting Thursday at 1:30 lowship will start its regular Sun- D. Tufts-Mrs. Edwin H. Lude- The monthly meeting of Board son, resident bishop of the Phila- All classes will meet in the church for their classes after the treasurer. p.m. in the social room. Nettie day evening meetings Sept. 23. man), church parlor; Hannah of Trustees is scheduled for delphia area, will preside. Bishop Stout is chairman. church for Morning Prayer and recitation of the Creed. Monday evening the Altar Guild Walter Gum of the Louisvill. Saturday, Sept. 22, the church (Mrs. Joseph C. Davison-Mrs. J Thursday, Sept. 20 at 7:30 p.m., A joint meeting of the church address by the< rector, Rev. Classes are provided in the and the elders will meet. Tues- Area of the Methodist Church school staff will hold a retreat Leonard Covert), Mrs. Ramsey and the Official Board at 8 p.m. and the Monmouth Reform Tem- Canon George A. Robertshaw. parish house for nursery and day the Sunday school Teachers will be the guest bishop. Chip planning conference at Camp Ar- E. Cammack, 145 Bingham Ave. ple will be held Thursday at 8:30 The girls' choir will sing "Light kindergarten as well as grade* will meet and Wednesday the The MYF weekend at the an- Grammer, chairman of the wit- rowhead, Marlboro, from 11 a.m. Rumson; Lydia (Mrs. Royal p.m. in the conference room. of God, Within Us Shina" by one through six. building committee meets. nual Conference, will be ad- ness area of the MYF, will be to 7 p.m. Hintze-Mrs. John Robertson) dressed by Dr. Lee Tuttle on The fourth annual teachers' Humperdinck. The organ prelude Mrs. Peter A. Collins, 241 Hard- The first and second year con- the junior lay delegate. Judy will be "Aria" by Peeters and "How Do You.Look?" The gen- Wyrobs, secretary of the MYF, training session under the lead- BAPTIST ing Rd., Red Bank, and Martha firmation classes will meet at eral theme for the weekend is ership of Jared Halverson, the postlude will be "Trumpet Circle (Mrs. Samuel T. Harvey- the parsonage tomorrow at 9 a.m. was elected by the young people Leonardo Tune" by Purcell. "Christ Above All." Bishop Fred as the alternate youth delegate. Church school superintendent, Mrs. J. J. Dauster) will nol P. Corson will install the MYF will be held Saturday, Sept. 22, Sunday school will be held at At 10.30 a.m., Robert D. Mc- meet; 8 p.m., Miriam (Mrs. Al- MONMOUTH REFORM officers. in the church house, from 9:30 9:45 a.m. Kee will play a recital on the fred P. Kelly-Mrs. Frank E. Shrewsbury KING OF KINGS LUTHERAN Robert A. Smallwood, of the Mary . Owen Borden Memorial Hovo can The opening program for the a.m. to 3.30 p.m. Whiting), Mrs. Frank A. Johan- Middletown Rabbi Richard F. Steinbrink folk dancing group will be held Council of Churches on Alcoholic Carillon. nemann, Jr., 2 Newman St., Red Sunday is the 1st service in will officiate at Sabbath eve serv- Saturday, Sept. 22, at 8:30 p.m. ST. JOHN'S EPISCOPAL Problems, will speak at the 11 Morning Prayer and sermon by Bank, and Naomi (Mrs. S. O. ices at 8:30. Mrs. Richard F. Bayview School, Belford. Sunday Little Silver a.m. service. the rector will be at 11 a.m. The in Fellowship Hall. school meets at 9:30 a.m. and I overcome Wiltshire-Mrs. Henry Christian- Steinbrink will kindle the Sabbath On the 13th Sunday after Trin- Rev. William Carr, pastor, will men and boys' choir, under the On Conference Sunday, Sept. 23, church service is at 10:45. sen), Mrs. Rudolph C. Riehs, 20 candle. The pulpit flowers wil ity, services will be as follows: preach at 7:30 p.m. on the sub- direction of Marshall C. Bush, or- Oaklawn Rd., Fair Haven; and there will be no early Communion Tuesday the ULCW will meet be arranged by Mr. and Mrs 8 a.m.. Holy Communion; 8:45 ject, "Out of Touch with God." ganist and choirmaster, will sing I p.m., prayer therapy group service. at 8 p.m. Wednesday. The serv- Chester Levy in observance o Open house in the Church a.m., Sunday school for grades Following the service, a social "Christ Whose Glory Fills the false will meet in the church parlor their wedding anniversary. ice of entry for the new church 6, 7, 8, and 9; 9:30 a.m., the hour will be held for members under the leadership of Mr. school ,wlll be observed Sept. 24 is scheduled for Sept. 23 and at Sky" by Candlyn. The organ pre- Following services there will be at 8 p.m. to give an opportunity family service, Holy Communion taken Into the church since last lude will be "St. Flavian" by Ewalt. an oneg shabbat during which that time there will be no Sunday and sermon by the rector, and September. for members of the congregation school. Willan and the postlude will be appetites? Friday: 7:30 p.m., monthly sup- Rabbi Steinbrink will lead a dis- 11 a.m., Holy Communion and Church school workers' confer- "Toccata" by Walond. per meeting of Hathomar Club to meet and discuss curriculum, cussion entitled "Bringing God aims and objectives with teachers sermoa Children's service will al ence will be held in the home of In Westminster Hall. ASSEMBLY OF GOD FEDERATED Into Your Home." Hostesses a and professional staff members. so be held at 9:30. The pre-prim Miss Carol Ann Burdge Tuesday Shrewsbury Holmdel THE TRUTH the oneg shabbat will be Mrs Children's religious art work ary department will meet in the at 8 pirn. METHODIST Sidney Davis, Mrs. Monroe Deut- Sunday service will be held at Sunday school at 9.45 a.m. Rev. will highlight activities taking old parish house, while the serv- Prayer and Bible study will be IN THIS Navesink sch, Mrs. William Fogelson and 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Sunday Andrew A. Burkhardt, minister place during Christian Education ice for grades one through three held Wednesday at 8 p.m. Rev. Richard I. Hoye will bring Mrs. Milton Klein. school will meet at 10 a.m. will preach at the 11 a.m, serv- GREATBOOK Week, Sept. 30 through Oct. 6. will be in the large lower room the message at the 9:30 a.m. Sun The Religious School will hold Bible study will be held Wed- ice on the topic, "For Sale: The fine arts committee will of the new parish house. OCEAN VIEW COMMUNITY CAN RELEASE YOU day worship service. Sunday classes Sunday from 11:15 a.m nesday at 8 p.m. Birthright." make selections for use In ex- At 10:30 a.m., there will be a Leonardo school, with classes for all ages, to 1 p.m. There will be a ladles' praye The Young People's Society pressing what the Gospel means meeting Thursday at 1:30 p.m. coffee hour in the parish house, Sunday morning's service will You can be freed from any meets at 10:45 a.m. A nursery Midweek Hebrew classes wil sponsored by members of St. be at 11 o'clock, with Pastor will meet Sunday at 7 p.m. in false appetite if you will turn Is provided at the morning wor- begin Monday afternoon at • to young people. Christ's Ambassadors will meet tonight at 8 p.m. ' There will be John's Guild. Adults will be Kenneth N. Gamble preaching on Fellowship Hall. with a receptive, unpreju- ship service. o'clock for students in the sixth "Seven Types of Able Men." The Congregational Committee ST. ANN'S CATHOLIC a prayer service tomorrow a served upstairs. Juice for children Chester W. Hendricks, Jr., Is and seventh grades. will meet Monday, at 8 p.m. in diced thought to the truth Keansburg 7:30 p.m. will be served downstairs. Sunday school will meet at 9:45 organist. The Senior Choir re- The Men's Club will hold a The evening division of St. a.m. the parsonage. contained in this great book, hearses Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. open meeting for all members o Sunday maces will be at 7, 8, ALL SAINTS EPISCOPAL John's Guild will meet Monday Evening service is at 7:30. The Rifle Club will meet on Science and Health with Key The Pastor's Choir rehearses (he congregation and their guests 9, 10, 11 and noon. at 8 p.m. in the parish house. Midweek prayer service will be th indoor range on Wednesday to the Scriptures by Mary Sundays at 6 p.m. •Wednesday at 8:15 p.m. The Daily masses will be celebrated Navesink The Holy Eucharist will be On Wednesday, an Ember day. on Wednesday at 8 p.m. at 6:30 p.m. Baker Eddy. subject discussion topic is at 7 and 8 a.m., except on first Holy Communion will be cee- ST. ANDREWS EPISCOPAL "What's Happening to Father a Fridays when the hours will be celebrated Sunday at 8:30 a.m. Morning Prayer and sermon by brated at 10 a.m. Vou may read or borrow Highlands Home?" A staff member of the 6:30 and 8 a.m. you are invited to a the rector, Rev. Harry R. The parish advisory board will Science and Health free of Holy Communion will be cele- Children's Psychiatric Center will On Holy Days, masses will be be the moderator. offered at 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 and 11 Sorensen, will be at 10:30 a.m. meet Wednesday at 8.15 p.m. iarge at any Christian Sci- brated on the 2d, 4th and 5th Child care will be provided in On St. Matthew's Day, Sept. 21, Sunday of each month at 8 a.m a.m., and at 7:30 p.m. FREE LECTURE ence Reading,Room. The CHURCH OF THE Confessions will be heard Sat- the parish house during '.he 10:30 Holy Communion will be cele- and there will be a service ol service. brated at 10 a.m. •Jook can be purchased in red, Morning Prayer and sermon al FRIENDS MEETING u.days, first Thursdays, and on ON CHRISTIAN SCIENCE jrcen, or blue binding at $3 Shrewsbury the eves of Holy Days, from 3:30 9 a.m. and will be sent postpaid on On the 1st and 3d Sundays there to 5 p.m. and from 7:30 to 8:30 Are you deeply devoted to the ideas that ethical conduct The Religious Society ol Lecturer: WILLIAM MILFORD CORRELL, C. S. B., receipt of check or money will be but one service, a cele- Friends, (Quakers,) meets every. p.m. and the improvement of man's relation to man is the bration of Holy Communion at •^Baptisms will be administered . . . oi Cleveland, Ohio, Member of the Board of order. Firstday, (Sunday,) at 11 a.m. highest fornf of human endeavor? j • a.m. Firstday school for religious ed- every Sunday at 1 p.m., and ar- Lectureship of The Mother Church, The First The vicar is Rev. Ronald Mac- ucation of children meet* at 10:31 rangements should be made a Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Mass. Leod. a.m. All are welcome. week in advance of the baptism. The Ethical Culture Fellowship Christian Science Rev. Edward A Corrigan Is is dedicated to this principle. Subject: Christian Science Reveals a New View of Man. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY HOLINESS pastor and Rev. Stanley Levan- dowskl and Rev. Anthony Luisini Place: First Church of Christ, Scientist READING Atlantic Highlands Long Branch Sunday School for children from ages 4 to 15 Will are assistants. 81 Broad Street ROOM. Church service and Sunday Sunday school and junior begin on Sunday, Sept, 30. For Information, call METHODIST Kpyport, New Jersey school are held at 11 a.m. church wil] meet at 10 a.m. KE 1-3025. Wednesday testimony meeting it Scripture lesson and prayer Morganville Time: Sunday afternoon, September 16, 1962, at 8:15 p.m. Reading room houra service for the sick will be con- Sunday worship service Is at 9 The New York Society broadcasts over WQXR, 11:05 A. M., 20? BROAD ST. are 1:30,to 4 p.m, Tuesdays and ducted by Rev. E. H. Lawrence, 3:00 o'clock. a.m. Sunday school meets at 10 on (he second, fourth and fifth Sundays of the month. Mon. thru Sat U-4:J0 < Saturdays, except holidays. pastor, Monday at 8 p.m. a.m. Also Friday Eve. 7:30-9:30 ST. MARY'S EPISCOPAL RED BANK REGISTER Friday, Sept 14, 1962-11 Keyport Religious News Sunday services begin with party at the 'home of Mr. and morning prayer at 7:45, followed Mrs. Alfred Poote, Keyport- ST. CLEMENTS BAPTIST by a celebration of Holy Com- MorganviUe Houndel Rd., Hotadei. Guests Betford Middletown munion at t o'clock. The family Weekend guests of Mr. andwere Chartes, Margaret, Joan and On ti* thirteenth Sunday after Rev. John E. Bates will prada service is conducted at 9:30, at Mrs. George Murdock, Pleasant Robert Poole and Mr. and Mrs. Trinity the vicar. Rev, Ralph at the 10:50 a.m. service Sunday which time the Church school Valley Rd., were Mr. and Mrs. Robert McLean, Riverdaie, N.Y. "'Edwards, will read matins', tt on "No Hiding Place." Mrs. Er- meets. Morning prayer will be Thomas Baechtel and Mrs. Joseph Mr. and Mrs. Douglas McLean 7:40 a.m. This win be followed conducted at 11 o'clock. wing Kehrer will ting "Baby- Baechtel, Natrona Heights, Pa. and children Scott, Craig and "by the Holy Eucharist and ser< lon." There will be a celebration of Pamela, Mt. Kisco, N.Y.j Mr. • mon tt 8 a.m. Holy Communion on Wednesday and Mrs. Roger McLean, Glen Ushers will be George Hart- Kurt Schwarz and daughters, At 9:30 a.m., there will be a mann, Norman Wagner and Eda-t 9 a.m., Friday at 6:30 a.m. and Ridge; Mrs. Joseph DeVensentis Sung Eucharist with sermon by 9 a.m., and Saturday at 9 a.m. Nancy and Judith, and Mrs- ward Baily. Flowers will be Haiti Angry at L 'Oncle Sam Humes and daughter and children Joseph, Thomas and ' - the vicar on the Epistle (or the Robert placed by Mr. and Mrs. Gaylord Alcoholics Anonymous wil,I Mr. and Mrs. Roger McLean, day. At this service the install* Susan recently spend the day at Barto. meet Wednesday at 9 p.m. By WILLIAM L. RYAN Dr. Francis Duvalier, their iron- toward Moscow. Rumors are Jr. and son Roger, Durham, tion of church school teachers dropped in Washington, evidently "reedomrand, Bronx, N.Y. There will be. a nursery for AP Special Correspondent fisted dictator-president His re- Mr. and Mrs. Wallace • will take place. After the service gime is rapidly making progress by paid lobbyists, that the 55-year- small children in the kindergar- REFORMED PORT AU PRINCE, Haiti (AP) Bruce, Garden City, Long Island, the regular Church school classes backward, He is asking for trou- old dictator has lost patience and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Bruce ten room under the supervision Middletown — Haiti's government, like a and Miss Hannah McLean, •' will begin after a short opening spanked child, is threatening to )le and seems likely, to get it. will punish the Americans. and children, Jeffrey, Peggy, and of Mrs. Charles Nelson. by the vicar. Rev. Donald Ross McNeil, kick Uncle Sam in the shins.. .This storm in the Caribbean, Cheryl, Rt. 79 attended a family MorganviUe. Teachers and officers, of the In reality, Duvalier fears the At 7 p.m., the Junior Young missionary from Kuwait who was Uncle Sam, in effect, has de-blowing up for months, is worri- church school will meet Monday Communists. Cautiously he grants Churchmen will meet for the pastor of this church from 1948 prived him of his candy — andsome because Cuba is only 50 at 8:15 p.m. in the education to '1951, will speak Sunday at little latitude to a few highly first time in the undercroft of Papa Doc, according to responsi- miles away. placed men with extreme leftist tha church. At the same hour building to prepare for the open- 10:50 a.m. Mrs. McNeill, who is ble people who claim to have U.S. economic aid was suspend- ing of church school Sept. 23. leanings. But he remains nervous- ALUMINUM the Y. P. F. will meet for e also a missionary, will tell of heard him say it, intends to sd when Washington despaired of ly alert to any sign of overt Com- film and business meeting at the The general meeting of the her experiences in Arabia. "bring President Kennedy to hisfinding logic in the Duvalier re- munist activity. • home of James Meginley. Women's Fellowship will be held There will be a nursery dur- knees." gime. Military aid also has been Broadcasts berate the United STORM & SCREEN The services this week are In Fellowship Hall Monday, Sept. ing worship. Sunday school will Papa Doc is the name many of halted. The regime, buzzing like 8:45 a.m. matins; 9 a.m., Holy 24. The program will be a panel meet at 9:30 a.m. States with brave, defiant-sound- the four million Negroes in this an angry bee deprived of its nec- ing talk. One gets the impression COMBINATION Eucharist These services will be discussion, "The Needs of Our French-speaking nation apply to tar, rolls its eyes speculatively hald each day of the week, Mon- Youth." Mrs. Thomas Morford, that Dr. Duvalier is a frightened BAY SHORE COMMUNITY man. His sole ambition seems to day through Saturday, in order Sr. will preside. East Keansburg by HANKKETCHAM to give the congregation an op- On Sunday, Sept. 30, at 7.30 DENNIS THE MENACE be to keep himself in power. He BASEMENT "The Great Gift" will be the maintains a harsh gun rule, portunity to extend their rellgi- p.m., the congregation will at sermon topic of Rev. Richard R. perpetual state of siege. . ous devotions and worship. tend a meeting of church lead- Schwartz Sunday at the 11 a.m. Saturday from 11 a.m. unti Most Haitians are too involved ers in Fellowship Hall. Leaders service. , noon, the sacrament of penance •ith scratching out a living to WINDOWS from the United Church of Christ will be administered. Sunday school will meet at pay much attention to politics. and the New Jersey Baptist Con- 9:30 a.m. Wednesday of this week, the vention will discuss the problems The per-capita income equals 1 Tuesday, beginning at 7 p.m., , .St. Agnes Guild will hold another and possibilities of church union about {79 a year, making Haiti, will be a work night for men of .card party. The hour is 8 p.mon the local level. among the oldest and smallest Tickets may be obtained by con- the congregation, republics of the hemisphere, also _ trading Mrs. Arthur Kondrup. Wednesday from 1 to 4 p.m. its poorest. Ninety per cent are CHRIST EPISCOPAL there will be a card party in the illiterate. Opposition is beginning Shrewsbury BIBLE BAPTIST church hall. The ladies of the to grow among the 10 per cent Hazlet Holy Communion will be cele- Guild will meet Wednesday at who can read and write. Morning worship service will brated Sunday at 8 and 9 a.m 9:30 a.m. to work on bazar pro} A coffee republic with an agri- be at 11 a.m. with Pastor Gil- Rev. Anselm Broburg will preach ects. " cultural economy, Haiti is hardly bert Watt bringing the message during the second service. ready for modern democracy. Bible school convenes at 9:45 At the 9 a.m. parish Eucharist FAITH REFORMED Perhaps the best it can hope for children in kindergarten and first a.m. with classes for all ages. Sunday school classes are held is a benevolent strongman. The grade of the church school wil Pastor Watt will bring the mes- at 9:30 and 11 a.m. The Sunday United States turned sour on Du- leave the church during the hymn sage at the worship service at morning services are also held at valier not because he is a dictator before the sermon to go to the 7 p.m. • 9:30 and U. Rev. Theodore C. but because he attempted to use parish house for their classes. Deluxe basement storm and screen windows ot Alcoa Bible study and prayer hour Muller wili have as his sermon U.S. aid for political aggrandize- After the Eucharist, the children aluminum at the lowest prices ever! — Insulate your .Wednesday is at 8 p.m. Pastor topic "A Man Who Lives For- ment. He rejected checks on use of the upper grades will leave home at these sensationally low prices! Watt will be in charge. ever Because He Said 'No'." of dollar funds for various aid the church and . begin their projects. Today, only the old Point Insulate your basement and stop the cold where It !• Youth Fellowship Night The Pilgrim Youth Fellowship most likely to affect your housel These sturdy storm classes. ' malaria control program Is con Thursdays at 7:30, p.m. for all will meet at 6:30 p.m. windows will cut your heating bill*, keep your home those 12 years of age and up. The Holy Eucharist will be tinuing. There will be a meeting of more comfortable. Windows have master frame of fine . Sunday, Sept. 23, will be Rally administered Friday at 9 a.m Sunday school teachers on Duvalier reflects Haiti's history extruded Alcoa aluminum, permanent screen panel, and Day. Rev. Walter F. Craymer of The rector has designated Sept Wednesday at 8 p.m. of political chaos. It was so dan- removable glass panel. n"x20W the Association of Baptists for 30 for baptisms. Parents of al gerous in 1915 that the United World Evangelism will be guest children who are not baptiied are States sent Marines to restore OJ> 32"xl4" 32"xl8" apeaker at all services. Rev. and asked to make arrangements PRESBYTERIAN der. They remained until 1934. Mrs. Craymer and family have through the church office or the Lincroft Duvalier became president in a 1.50 '.so ..50 Just returned from their field in rectory. Sunday school will meet at 9:30 1957 election denounced as fraudu- Iquitos, Peru. a.m. Classes for nursery facilities os££wiMW&Mia HOW MANY lent by his opposition. The physi- BAPTIST are available during the 11 a.m. UVK? IM THIS BWCK'j* cian-politician, who had close ties 'EMMANUEL BAPTIST CHURCH New Monmouth service. Rev. William J. Mills with Americans as a medical Atlantic Highlands Church Bible school meets for will present the sermon. and a tour through New York campaigner against tropical dis- The pastor, Rev. Howard M. study at 9:30 a.m. Sunday. Rev. A congregational meeting will Beliord state and Washington, D. C. eases, was supported by a mili- follow directly after the service. tary junta and declared president. LUCITE Ervin, will preach at the morn- William E. Bisgrove will preach Airman First Class Robert J. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Novak, Before long he, like many before Ing service Sunday at 11 o'clock, at 10:45 a.m. on the topic, Communion classes for adults, asWalling, son of Mr. and Mrs. Waterview Ave., entertained Mr. him, took on the trappings of a and at the evening service at "Reaching Forth." A children's prospective members joining the Luther Walling, Church St., who WALL R,g. JC, 7:30. A prayer meeting will be church and a nursery are prochurch- , will be held for three and Mrs. William Coughlin of dictator. is stationed at Chambly Air Westville over the weekend. held at 7 p.m. vided for those up to 8 years of Mondays, starting Sept. 17, at 8 Force Base in France, recently He remained loudly pro-Ameri- PAINT '« O GAL. Sunday school is at 9:45 a.m. age. At the evening service at p.m. spent 10 days in Northern Eng- can, however, even to the extent The Pilgrim group of the Pio- 7:30. Mrs. Sophie Pankoe will be The 12th birthday of Kenneth of inviting the Marines to return land and Scotland. BUDGET TERMS • FREE DELIVERY neer Girls will begin their activ- the guest speaker. Mrs. Pankoe CALVARY BAPTIST Greeley, son of Mr. and Mrsan. d train his army. Most of the Edward Greeley, was celebrated Dally & Saturday 8 A.M.-5:J0 P.M. ities this fall with a "white ele- was at our church last spring The Coppertones, Middletown help was in the noncombatant Oceanport Saturday. He went bowling In Wed. and Frl. 'til 9 P.M. phant" party in the church to- and was so well received that Township Drum and Bugle Corps field—medical services, transport, "Between Yanko's & Reussllles" Sunday morning worship be- Atlantic Highlands with Bill Glen- night at 7:30. she has been asked to return and will hold a dance tonight in Bay- communications, repair services. gins at 11 a.m. Rev. Paul Smith dinning, Mark Irwin, George War- Regular meetings of the Piogiv- e her remarkable testimony view School from 7:30 until 10:30 Duvalier's own policies impeded will speak on the topic, "Is Sal- rack, Barry Newman and Gary neer Girls will begin on Thurs- concerning her conversion to p.m. Parents are requested to the program and may be wreck- vation Eternal?" Special music Foulks. At a barbecue later, day, Sept. 20 - the Pilgrims at Christ, There will be a service call for the children no later than Ing his own army, one of the few Hilltop Nursing Home at 2:30will be a solo by Lt. David Simp- guests were Mr. and Mrs. George stable forces In the nation. -3:30 p.m. and the Colonists (girls son. Sunday school meets at 9:45 10:30 p.m. p.m. Warrack, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Rob- The 57-man U.S. naval mission 32 Brood St. SHodysId* 1.7500 Red Bank In grades 7, 8 and 9) at 7 p.m. a.m. Three youth groups, nine Midweek prayer service is on ert Search, Mrs. Harry Search remains in Haiti, but it is. just I Mid week prayer service is at through high school, will meet he d F a Wednesday at 8 p.m., and will 7:30 p.m. each Wednesday. ' A ™ y Miss Florence TJMric h and Doug6i marking time. at 6:30 p.m. Evning service is for the 10th birthday off Anthony la• s and._.._ Robert Greeley. . be followed by the monthly re The Sky Pilots meet Thursday at 7:30. Prayer meeting and Bl Buzzanco, son of Mr. and Mrs. port meeting. at 7:00 p.m. in the education ble study hour Thursday at 7:30Anthony Buzzanco, Hockin St. Miss'June Stump, of the Piobuildin- g and the young people at p.m. The pastor will start a se- Present were Jay Dugan, Rich aeer Girls staff, will be conduct- 7:30 in the church. ries on Bible lands and customs. ard Wagner, Keith Trost, Rich Fairview ing a basic leadership course for The senior young people's pray ard Riley, Joseph Kananowitz, guides and committee women, at METHODIST Mr. and Mrs. Gaylord Barto. Stephen Alesio, Thomas Flatley Cooper Rd., and Mr. and Mrs. the church on September 17 and Atlantic Highlands er time will be held after the and Michael Cocozza. ..October 22d. study session. Ralph Barto and family, Conover _The guest speaker Sunday will PI., have returned home after be Rev. B. Harrison Decker, for. BAYV1EW PRESBYTERIAN Seaman Second Class John visiting relatives in Delaware. PRESBYTERIAN mer district superintendent for Beasich, son of Mr. andMrs. SCOTTS Cliffwood Beach Rumson six years. His topic will be "The John Beasich, recently returned Fruitful Disciple." Rev. David L. Bucci, pastor, Mr. and Mrs. Christian Segua Services will be held Sunday from a three-month Mediterra- sold their home on Walnut St. Church school will meet at 9:30 will preach Sunday at 11 a.m. on at 9:30 and II a.m. Rev. Harvey nean cruise and spent the week- and have moved to their new a.m. There will be a nursery the subject, "Baptism: A Recog- A BETTER LAWN or YOUR MONEY BACK C. Douie, Jr., will preach on "An nition of Our Covenant Relation- end with his parents. He returnedhome on Martin PI. Inheritance Unfading." Baptism during the morning worship serv to Newport, R. I. , ice. ship." 'Baptism will be admin- Will be administered to children istered at this service. at these services. The official board will meet Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Miller A family party was held Friday and children, King's Hwy., have John H. Watson, 3d, organist, Monday at 8 p.m. In Fellowship A nursery will be provided for the seventh birthday of Bar- Hall. This is the final meeting of during worship and church school returned from a three-week will play "Eight Little Preludes bara Liebowitz, daughter of Mr. camping trip in Michigan, and Fugues," Bach; "Sixth Cou- the conference year. will meet at 9:30 a.m. and Mrs. Sidney Liebowitz, Neil LAWN RESULTS GUARANTEED plet,' Couper'in; and "Lord Jesus Sept. 23 will be observed as The Westminster Youth Fellow- Ave. "Family Sunday" in the church. ship will meet Sunday at gJ30 Mr. and Mrs. Harry S. Craver, Christ, I Turn to Thee," Couper, We off.r you a SCOTTS LAWN PROGRAM to fit your natdi The executive board of the p.m. The fellowship will meet at The Belford Blues Little League Chapel Hill Rd., recently spent the church tonight at 7 o'clock to a weekened as guests of Mr. and Women's Association will meet CHRIST CHURCH had a picnic with members of with their unconditional guarantee. in Fellowship Hall Tuesday at Middletown go roller skating at the South their families Sunday in Chance- Mrs. Frederick Corson Castle, 9:15 a.m. Prayer Fellowship will There will be a celebration of Amboy rink. ville Park, New Monmouth. A fa- Sr., in Big Moose, N.Y. We are qualified.to help you plan tha necessary program to meet in the lounge at 10 a.mHol. y Communion at 8 a.m. Sun< ther and son softball game was The Afternoon Circle will meet day. The rector will officiate at ST. JAMES EPISCOPAL played and the fathers were the Mr. and Mrs. Michael H. Welch achieve a better lawn this fall. morning prayer and preach at in the home of Mrs. Carl L. Bie- Eatontown winners. William Krenza is man- and daughter, Eleanor, Cooper 10 a.m. Following the 10 o'clock Sunday, celebration of Holy ager of the team. Rd. have returned from a vaca- miller, 82 Seaview Ave., Mon- service, there will be a coffee A PERFECT LAWN is not impossible. A continued program mouth Beach, at 1 "p.m. The Communion at 8 a.m. Morning tion in Canada. hour in Leeds Hall. Sunday service and sermon by Rev. Phil Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Kram Christian Education Council will school registration will take can achieve this through our knowledge, experience and Scotts men at 8 p.m. with ninth graders ip Broburg at 9:30 a.m. pert, Morris Ave., spent the week Recent guests of Mrs. S. A. place and the fall schedule of end with Mr. and Mrs. James Wright, King's Hwy., were En- products. " and their parents in the lounge. services will begin Sept. 23. The Inquirers' Class Will meet Jones of Walker Lake, Pocono sign R. J. Maxon of Cincinnati, Mts. Ohio, and Roger Loller of Wins- in the lounge, Wednesday at 8 New Hours We can apply tha material! for you at a nominal charge and p.m. ' •-' METHODIST ton Salem, N. C. Fair Haven-Rumson Robert Bigelow, Long Island, offer you continued application service' for a perfect lawn, EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN Morning service at 11 o'clock For Library was a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Sunday. Sermon topic by Rev. Albert Bigelow, Main St., last West Long Branch Robert Courten, King's Hwy., or let's plan your program together and leave the rest to us. James C. Rupert, "The Unwanted weekend. David Bigelow, son ofwere Mrs. R. E. Boggs, Mrs. The church picnic will be held Christ." Director of music is Fe-In Matawan Mr. and Mrs. Albert Bigelow, Sunday at 3:30 p.m. at the Elec- Courten's mother of Amesville, lix Moler. A nursery is pro- MATAWAN — The Matawan celebrated his 12th birthday Sun- Va., and Dr. P. R. Courten, Mr. tronics Associates • Inc., recrea- vided. Church School is at 9:45 day in Asbury Park with his fam- tion area. The general chairman Public Library schedule for Sep- Courten's father of Jamaica, N.Y. a.m. tember through June, 1963, will ily and relatives. Is John Speck, assisted by,Mrs. The building committee will be as follows: Monday through Charles Spitz, food; James Cuke; Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell Knowles meet tonight at 8 o'clock, and Saturday, 2:30 to 5 p.m.; Tues- Mr. and Mrs. John Werner, and family of Westchester, Pa., seed, far- recreation; Mrs. Thomas Turley, the Commission on Worship Mon- day and Thursday, 10 a.m. to Sunrise PI., returned from a Two telephone, and Gary Meyer, ar- were guests of Mr. and Mrs. CRABGRASS-«• Clout now. day at 8 p.m. in the parsonage. noon; and Monday and Friday, week's vacation with Mr. and erald Menhennett, rangements. The pastor, Rev. W. 10 Walnut The 126th Session of the New7 to 8:30 p.m. Mrs. George Handly of York, Pa., t., recently Robert Oswald, will preach at the till*, for a bettar lawn. { a better lawn. Jersey Annual Conference of the This is the first time that the and see or 9:30 and 11 a.m. services Sunday Methodist Church begins Wednes- library has been open to the on "The Key of Great Living." WEEDS —"*• Bonus now weeds and crab- day in Ocean City. The pastor public Thursday morning. Erase. Kills all Sunday school is at 9:30 a.man. d the lay delegate. Charles An- The library is subscribing to The film, "Martin Luther," will derson, will represent the conth- e Consumer's Report and a better lawn be shown at 8 p.m. Tuesday. The gregation. Guide, and has purchased "Ca- :TT.^ "•'•"•-'" •Willing Workers will meet Thurs- reers in Depth," a set of 25 books day at 1 p.m. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE designed to help junior and Keyport senior high school students who Watch for PRESBYTERIAN A public lecture will be pre-are looking for guidance in a Atlantic Highlands sented in the church Sunday at vocation. The following books have been Rev. Francis Osterstock, vice p.m. by William M. Correll of Cleveland. added to the shelves: "Guns of 4 •••• moderator of the Monmouth August," Tushman; "Portraits in Presbytery, will be the preacher Mr. Correll is a member of the The VILLAGE Christian Science Board of Lec-Brownstone," Auchincloss; "Fur- Sunday at the 9:30 and 11 a.m. niture Doctor," Grutz; "Col' services. tureship. He will speak on man's SPECIALS purpose and destiny as a child lected Poems," Teasdale; "In The pastor, Rev. Frederick the Clearing," Frost; "Hot Rod," in the moamouth shopping centers of God. Bnmkema, will accompany a Felsen; "Three Score and Ten," stores and shops starting WEDNES- DAY, SEPT. 11, for 4 terrific days! youth group to Island Heights for Thirkell; - "Simple Honorable GARDEN CENTER Oh, such heavenly specials!, a weekend retreat. REFORMED Man," Richter; "Dearly Be- Church school and nursery will Colts Neck loved," Lindbergh; "From the meet Sunday at 9:30 a.m. Rev. Samuel La Penta will Ocean, From the Stars," Clarke; 24 CHERRY TREE FARM ROAD NEW MONMOUTH • Bible study will be held preach at 11 a.m. on the subject, "Long Winter," Christopher; Wednesday at 8 p.m. "A Poem of Vengance." A nurs- Unofficial Rose," Murdoch; OS 1-2022 The budget committee will ery will be provided during the "Reivers," Faulkner; "Griffin's meet Thursday at 8 p.m. 11 o'clock service. Sunday school Way," Yerby; "My Life in The men of the church will begins at 9:45. The consistory Court," Nizer; "Muckrakers," Landscape Design and Planting begin painting the church build- will meet in the church Tuesday Weinbcrg, and "Short Stories," ings on Sept. 22. at 8 p.m. Hemingway. 12—TriAiy, Sept 14, 1962 RED SANK REGISTER HORSEMAN GETS ABOUND § LOUISVILLE. Kyj

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Phone SH 7-2222 STEINBACll'S MEN'S'SPORTSWEAR, Street Floor and Asbury Park 30 Monmouth St. RED BANK SHOP STEINBACH'S FRIDAY 'til 9 Far Qitick Results Use Our Want Ms SH 1-0010 DAY T Independent Daily f Home Delivery Dial SH I-IIIO NIGHT SECTION TWO FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1962 7c PER COPY New Jersey News Briefs By The Associated Press CAMDEN—Mayor Eugene Ray- sales increased during the-1962 mond, 3d, of Pennsauken Town- fiscal year, which ended July 29. ship has been indicted by th The 93-year-old firm reported Camden County Grand Jury on earnings of $44,765,000 com- five counts charging misconduct pared with $43,909,000 for the in office. In a separate case yes- preceding year. Sales were $591,- terday, the jury also indicted 500,000 compared with $572,403,- Mrs. Minerva Burroughs, 53, for- 000. Earnings per share were mer secretary of the Haddon $4.01 compared with $3.95. Thi Township Board of Education, company said the financial re- on charges of embezzlement ol sults reflect devaluation of Ca- $2,630 from the school board' nadian currency in both asset general and cafeteria accounts. and earnings, which reduce! Raymond's indictment, according profits by eight cents a share. to Prosecutor Norman Heine, President W. B. Murphy said "stems from the use of town- Campbell is continuing its plant ship employees and equipment on rearrangements in England, Aus- his private enterprise?" during tralia, Mexico and other Euro- construction of a model-car race pean countries. track. Raymond, a Republican, is accused of using township em HIGH RISE? —The Red Bank Zoning Board of Adjustment is now considering two ployees and equipment to con- tlVINGSTON — A pregnant applications to exceed height limitations of high rise apartments. One is for the struct the raceway and assemble woman rescued one of three Molly Pitcher Towers, above, to be located adjacent to the hotel of the same name, the cars, known as karts, to be boys trapped Wednesday when used on it. Mrs. Burroughs has the cave they had been digging STEP CLOSER —• A console organ of her own, long a wish of Margaret Alford, left, and the Colony House apartments, right. The proposed 12-story building with been free on bail since her ar- Into a sand cliff collapsed center, may soon become a reality. Here she accepts a $100 check from John a iuperimposed two-story penthouse would contain 165 units varying in size from one rest last January. She subse- around them. Mrs. Amy Barbour, president of the Oceanport Lions Club, while Conrad DiSieno, chairman and one-half units to nearly eight. The second application is for Another 12-story quently resigned the $7,000-a-year Reusche ran to the foot of the position she had held for 12 street where the accident took of the fund-raising committee, watchei. luxury building to be located at 28 Riverside Ave., (not shown). At 128 Bodman years. place and freed one of the boys PI., next to the Colony, a real estate firm is known to be contemplating the con- burled In the rain-softened struction of a six-story apartment building. SOMERS POINT — A hooded sand. She had to scoop the soft gunman robbed a Garden State earth from around' his head Girl's Dream Coming True Parkway toll plaza of $330 ear- with her hands. The boys, all ly yesterday, state police re- taken to Orange Memorial Hos- LONG BRANCH — Margaret Alford, the Red Bank, who has recognized her talent ported. They said Robert Mulli- pital In fair condition, were blind girl who has won local acclaim as a and drive for self-improvement. Mr. Alladin CD Gets Eric Dlinn, 13, his brother An- gan, 47, of Ocean City, a col- concert organist, last night came $100 closer calls his pupil a prodigy. lector at the Great Egg Har- drew, 10, and Wayne Cebulsky, to realizing her dream — a console organ For two years she has matlo weekly trips bor toll plaza near here, told IS. Eric was trapped complete- of her own. to Red Bank to practice on Mr. Alladin's School them the bandit wore hunting ly while the other two boys studio organ. Beyond those sessions, she managed to free themselves. Miss Alford received a check from John clothes and a hood and car- Barbour, president of the Oceanport Lions has had to rely on tape recordings and ried a shotgun. After the gun- Club. Conrad DiSiepo, chairman of the Braille notes for her study. Use OK man took the money, Mulligan When the fund for her console organ fell NEWARK — Three more per- fund-raising committee, also took part in was quoted as saying he or- the presentation. short of its mark, several service organiza- LITTLE SILVER — The Board dered Mulligan to get Into the sons have been arrested by In tions came to Miss Alford's rescue. of Education last night voted ap- trunk of a car. When Mulligan ternal Revenue Service agents on The occasion was a Lions Ladies' Night Irving Tcicher of the Oceanport Lions proval of a Civil Defense con refused, saying he had a heart charges of failing to obtain $50 dinner at Hi Henry Inn last night. Miss Club said that last night's check presenta- tract allowing the use of the condition, the robber ordered occupational gambling stamps. Alford gave a recital for the gathering. tion is only an initial move by his organi- The IRS had announced the ar- corridors and basement of Mark- him to get Into his car and The fund for Miss Alford's organ was zation. Further steps to rub out the organ rest of five persons Wednesday, ham Place School as a fallout drive away, state police said. founded by her instructor, Paul Alladin of debt are being planned, he said. shelter in the event of atomic at- Mulligan drove to the next toll Arrested yesterday were Salva- tack. plaza, 10 miles away, and re- tore Dolasco and Anthony Cali ported the holdup, police said. dritto, both of Newark, partner The board's attorney, Edward in United Block Co. Inc., ol C. Stokes, said the agreement is Maplewood, a construction sup- Catholic ChurchGets Variance actually a license granted by the CAMDEN—Campbell Soup Co- ply company, and Arthur Renna board to the public. Mr. Stokes has announced both profit am owner of a luncheonette ir explained revisions to the docu- Newark. ment he had prepared in order By 3 to 2 Vote of Committee to make it acceptable to the GOP Starts MARLBORO — A zoning vari Committeeman Millard B. Lam- He added: -We don't know for board. TRENTON — Dr. Nicholas P. ance was granted last night b berson said, "We may lose tax sure what kind of a school the Reale's attempt to remain on the Township Committee by a ratables, but consider the load church actually plans to build." A clause was deleted, he sajd 1 which allowed Civil Defense au- Camp;aign In the Manvllle school board has to 2 vote to permit St. Gabriel off our school problem if a pa- Speaking from the audience, thorities to use school facilities been turned down. State Edu Catholic Church in Bradevelt rochial school is constructed." Kenneth Huebsch, one of the for the storage of emergency Middletown cation Commissioner Frederick construct complete parish faci He said he was acting on the ad- owners of the property and a Supplies. The original contract M. Raubinger rejected an ap- ties on a 15-acre site on Rt. ' vice of both the planner and the member of the Board of Educa- allowed for one cubic foot of MIDDLETOWN — The Repub peal by the ousted board mem- near Rt. 520. Board of Adjustment. tion, said the matter should bo. storage space per person. lican candidates for Townshij ber yesterday. The board re- The variance was recom decided on its merits, and not Committee have promised a Mayor Paul E. Chester, who moved Reale on grounds he mended by the Zoning Board ol also favored the measure, said on the feelings of church mem- With Restrictions iggressive, hard hitting, cleai NOW THERE ARE TWO SETS — Kenneth Smullen of had missed more than three Adjustment and township plan t was unfortunate the master bers or any other internal prob- Mr. Stokes said he also re- campaign," this year in their ef- consecutive meetings of the ner Herbert H. Smith Associates lems. ' Oxford, Pa., holds twin sons, Robert and Randy, 11 forts to be re-elected to the gov- plan was not completed before stricted the use of the school -to group in 1961. State law per- of Trenton. this request, but, he concluded, the corridors and basement, and months old, while Mrs. Smullen rests in a Lancaster erning body. mits removal of a member in The variance permits the par- Specking at a luncheon for the "I can see no objection to grant- 'Religious Pressure' only Immediately before, during hospital where she gave birth to another set of twins such an event. In his appeal to ish to construct a new church, ing the variance." and after an attack. iress yesterday at the Cobble- Raubinger, Reale argued that rectory, school, and community John Narzowich, also a Board —this time a boy and a girl, all in less than a year's stones restaurant, Rt. 35, incum the school board had failed to recreation hall in an area that McCue Opposed of Education member, speaking The revised contract also al- jents Paul Pandolfi and Thomas lows the erection of signs by time. Smullen has not been permitted to show Robert find that he missed the meet- is presently zoned both business Committeeman Charles T. Me- in opposition to the measure, Field, said they were running ings without good cause. Rau- nd residential. ue, who opposed the measure, said, "A church belongs among Civil Defense personnel only and Randy their new brother and sister because the >n "their records" and intended with board approval, and per- binger rejected the argument. Pro and Con Comments laid he could see no reason to its people and not in a business latest twins are in isolettes in the hospital. ' ;o run a campaign "free of per- He observed that Reale' "prac- Opinions were expressed both grant a variance at this time. or industrial zone. In 10 years mits the inspection of the prem- ionalities." ises at any time. tices In a profession in which or and against by township He said the church plans no con- when they plan to build, It will Both candidates expressed the hours are notoriously long and struction for at least 8 to 10 be surrounded by businesses. If In approving the document, icials and residents before the iew that their opponents were frequently Irregular, and im- :ommittee approved the meas 'ears. Mr. McCue added that you are going to chop up the the board agreed with-Mr. Stokes 'intelligent gentlemen," whose pose real hardship upon those f the variance was granted, a business and industrial zones, and Robert Fouratt, president, Borough to Purchase ire. :ampaign also would be based on of Its membership who would The objectors said no specific ime limit should be given for then our future master plan will that it would be impossible to ssues rather than personalities. serve In a position of public construction to begin or the vari be worthless." He added: "If turn anyone away from what- tlan had been submitted, no fa- William C. Johnson, assessor, endeavor such as membership ilities would be constructed for ance should become Invalid. the committee passes this vari- ever protection the school has to and Frank F. Blaisdell, former on a board of education." But Committeeman Frank L. Rat- ance because of religious pres- offer during, an enemy attack. Bell TeVs Building sight to 10 years, and that the mayor, the candidates' campaign he added that a school board's ownship would lose ratables. liffe, who also opposed the vari sure, then everyone in the past Board member Charles O'MalJey RUMSON — Plans to acquire Kerr, Jr., explained that no managers, said that the campaign work could be Impaired If one nee, said there should be a dofi who has been denied a variance pointed out, however, that "I 'ould probably be the hardest In a letter to the committee, should be granted one." the recently vacated New Jer- contract has been signed with of its members was absent fre- he planner said the site meets lite map and plan for the site don't think we have a shelter sey- Bell Telephone Company the telephone company. The ought in the history of the town- quently. io "we could tell just exactly here." building On Center St. were ship. he minimum requirements for Committeeman Lanzaro re- law requires the borough to in elementary school and church vhat the church planned to do." made known by Borough Coun- first prove the availability of plied: "I wish to take exception 'Effective Protection' ; Said Mr. Johnson: acilities. He added that in the c l last night. necessary funds by adopting an "The Democrats want control STONE HARBOR — Mrs. Ray- to the remark that religious pres- After tabling the contract at uture, detailed plans should be sure was put on this committee. An ordinance was introduced authorizing ordinance. nd they have everything to gain mond C. Eckert, who played pi- ;ubmitted before variances are Lucky 13 a previous meeting, the board which will authorize expendi- The telephone building has nd nothing to lose." The majority of this committee ano professionally under the ;ranted. RICHMOND, Va. (AP)-James are not members of that church." met earlier this week with Lt. ture of $13,000 from the capital been vacant since the introduc- At stake this year is two seats name Tottie Eckert, was killed Col. Charles P. Kroposky, bor- Lanzaro In Favor V. Corum of Fayetteville, N.C., improvement fund to cover tion of the dial system in Rum- in the commitee—and with it esterday when her car crashed Committeeman Lamberson said ough Civil Defense director, and Committeeman Joseph A. Lan- -aid $27 for 12 parking tickets costs of the building, land and son. It needs but little renovat- :ontrol of the local political ;hrough a bridge guard rail and aro, who recommended adop- esterday in traffic court here. he disagreed with the-remarks learned that Army representa- legal fees. ing, Mr. Kerr said. scene. ilunged into the Inland Water- ion of the motion, said he did He returned to the courtroom a made against the Board of Ad- tives, after a preliminary inspec- Borough Hall Annex The Democrats gained their justment, saying that "Every tion, had declared portions of the way. Police said her car crossed lot care if the property owners :w minutes later with a 13th According to Mayor Charles irst taste of victory here in 40 io the opposite lane of the bridge, Olen and Kenneth Huebsch) sell variance request in the past has Markham Place School to be ef- Fire in Trash Cans icket—placed on his car while he been decided on its individual Callman, the two story brick ears last year when Earl Moody tore up some 25 feet of railing heir property or not.- He added ras in court. Judge John A. Wil- fective protection from fallout. and steel building will be used merits." RED BANK —Firemen extin as swept into office over incum- and flipped over into the Scotch hat if that's where the church lams Jr. dismissed the 13th tick- A more intensive investigation as an annex to borough hall, guished a fire at the Estey Metal bent J. Crawford Compton. Bonnet area of the waterway. lierarchy feels a church should would be conducted if the board where office space is becoming Company, Cedar St., yesterday A win this year could upset the ie located, that should be "their Claims No Hardship approved the contract, Col. Kro- crowded. Two skin divers recovered the morning. The blaze was confined ong standing GOP reign here. ecision, not ours, for they know James J. Pellett said he un- posky said. Borough Clerk Albert A. to several trash cans. Also in attendance at the lunch- iody about V/2 hours after the Harvest Dinner iccident. Mrs. Eckert, who ap- 'hat the requirements of (heir derstood that variances should on were Howard W. Rob- >eop!e are and where the site LINCROFT — The annual har- only be granted in cases of a Tts, GOP leader, and Ira Gray- peared as a night club pianist hroughout South Jersey, was hould be." He also said that 'est dinner of the Lincroft Fire hardship and added he felt there on who is assisting in the cam- nost churches like to build on '.o., will be held tomorrow from was no hardship here so the vari- paign. currently playing at the Shelter lighways because they "like to Haven Cocktail Lounge here. :30 to 7:30 p.m. at the iire house ance should be denied. Mr. Pel- low off their structures." n Newman Springs Rd. lett warned, that the township would also lose tax ratables. To Get Aid Robert LaMura said: "AH church property is not tax ex- empt." He also said that if the In Assessing committee did not take the ad- vice of the Board of Adjustment Properties and its planning expert, then HOLMDEL — An emergency there is no sense in having them. ippropriation of $5,000 to hire pro- In favoring the measure, John cssional help in assessing indus- Dressier said, "If the variance rial properties here was ap- is not detrimental to the town- jroved by the Township Commit ship, then it should be granted. ee last night. I feel the church officials knew The commitee will hire Muni what they were doing when they [pal Revaluation, Inc., Maple picked this site. I can't see how ood, to do the job. it will hurt us — in fact, It will Principal assessments to be de- help us." ermined are the Bell Laborator- es Research Center and the Lily- Notice 'ulip Cup Corp. plant. Other in- Applications for employment in lustrial buildings in the township the Sanitation Department may re the Bell annex at Crawford's be secured from the Borough iill and the Bendix Corp. build- Clerk,- 604 River Rd., Fair Ha- lg constructed two years ago in ven, N. J., daily 9 to 5 p.m., iOlmdel Village. Monday thru Friday. Last day to Assessor John H. Mount must DEMOCRATIC EVENT — Guests at the first annual $50 per plats roast beef dinner apply September 20, 1962. Appll. omplete his list of new-tax rat- cants must be resident of Fair bles by Oct. 1. of the Middlesex County Democratic organization last night at Homestead Golf Haven, and in good physical con- A township resident criticized and Country Club, Spring Lake Heights, ^included, left to right, former Gov. Rob- dition. le selection of the Maplewood ert B. Meyner, Gov. Richard J. Hughes, National Democratic Chairman John M. ROY W. NELSON GUARDING OLD GUARD — Mayor Milton Kosene of Fair Haven, center, yester- rm for the project. William J. luncan, secretary of the Plan- Bally, Paul Kiernan, president of the Monmouth County Tax Board and nominee for Borough Clerk. day was guest speaker at a meeting of the Qld Guard at the YMCA, Riverside Ave. ing Board, asked why indus- sheriff, and David T. Wilentz, Middlesex leader and national committeeman. After —Adv. Mr. Kosene's topic was "Senior Cjtixen Exceptions." Welcoming tha speaker were ial assessments could not be dinner, 1,800 stalwarts heard speakers blast Republicans and call for Democratic Dally Double Special nade on the basis of earlier as- Elwood M. Nixon, left, secretary, and Norman C. Gardner, director. victories in the upcoming election. Two lobsters for $3. Mayer'l ssment of the buildings. Inn, Rumson. (Adv.) ,

> • 14-Fridsr, Sept 14, 1962 ."BED BANK REGISTER Slapstick Comedy FRIDAY TV MOVIE TIMETABLE .WCBS-TV RED BANK- Sept 2S on NBC| Vuu. Tooeh tit Mini 1M-, ?*»: *:» Cbaaadl _W0R-TV MT.~KU41t tfcnr-CuKxni: Ma * By CHARLES WTTBECK Pa Kettle at WalkUd IrtO; That _WEW-TV ChaaneUl—_ -Wpnwtv Touch of MUdt 4:3o7T3o; J:3O; 10:10. HOLLYWOOD — "Grownups SUX—Tiat Touch of Kink 1:00; 350; will only see this show if they FRIDAY AFTERNOON FRIDAY EVENING ' 6:10; 1M: 9:40 sleep through 'Meet The Press,"" (1) LOT* of LU. 1:09- (4) News asd Wiather EATONTOWN quipped Tom McKnight, producer (4) First Impression (7) Newi DRIVE-DM- (11) Three Stooges mi * BAT.—Kartooo Katslval 7:35 of the new comedy series, "Mc- (7) Jane Wyman That Touch or Mtok 8:20; 11:35; Wild (11) Merry Mailman •:1S— (7) Local News Westerners 10:20 Keever and The Colonel," SUN.—That Touch of Mink T:35; starring Allyn Josiyn, Scott Lane - (2) Starch For 1:20- (7) Weather 10:50; Wild W«ittra«r» »:» and Jackie Coogan, premiering at «:25- (7) Sports LONG BRANCH 6:30 p.m., Sunday, Sept. 23, on (4) Truth 6r «:M- (4) Local New* BARONET- NBC. Consequence* (5) Mickey Mouse Club Blrd Man of Alcatrai 5:10; 7:00; »:33 (I) Cartooni (7) Susie SAT.—Kiddle Bbow: Tammy and Mr. McKnight, writer of "Hell- The Bachelor 2:00; Bird Man of (7) Camouflage (11) Robin Hood Alcatraz 4:20; «:»; »:3O sapoppin" and creator of TV's U:«- (I) Guiding Light BUN.—Phantom of the Optra 3:00; "Life of Rlley," is aiming this «:40- (4) Weather 4:50; 7:40; 10:30; Night Creaturei (11) Rocky and Hit 1:45- (4) News at the kids, but there are some 3:29; 8:15; »:» Friend* 7:00- (2) News, adults who love slapstick come- ASBURY PARK 12:50- (9) News And Weather dy and may have a hankering to (4) Fashion Is News MAYFAIR— Us*- (4) New* (5) Assignment: Two Wri-ki in Another Town J:50; watch two old pros like Josiyn 7:20; 9:35 (7) Newi Underwater BAT—Kiddie Bhow 8:00; Two Week! and Coogan mess wkh kids In a (») Almanac Newireel (7) Gale Storm in Aonther Town 6:30; 7:«; 10:00 military academy. BUN—Two Weeki In Another Town 1:09- (2) Burnt and Allen (9) Merrytoon Circus l:O0; 4:00; COO; COO; 10:00 Josiyn has spent his life play- (4) Leave It to the Girls (11) Newi PARAMOUNT— Ing second banana and McKnight (I) Cartooni 7:10- (2) Weather Muilo Man'2:00; 7:10; »:«. secretly thinks he's going to be (7) Dr. Hudson's Journa (11) Local Newi BAT. * BUN.—Muiic Man 2:00; 4:45 good as top dog. Then there's 7:30; »:45 (9) Story of Italy | 7: IS- (2) Newi ST. JAMES— Coogan, fat and balding, who (11) People Are Funny 7:25—(11) Weather Weit Side Story 1:30. 9:00 says he's stolen everything he's 1:1*- (5) Newi BAT.—West Bide Story 1:30; 8:30 LEE J. COBB—One of America's most distinguished actor* LM 7.30- (2) Rawhide J. Cobb, has a continuing television role for th* first time In hl« ever used. Coogan never worked 1:11— (2) As The World Tumi SUN.—Weit Bide Btory 3:30; (4) international carcer as a star of NBC-TV's 80-mlnute "The Virginian" color with Josiyn, but after the tv/o (4) Dr, Joyce Brothers Showtime BELMAR series on Wednesday evenings. Cobb has the pivotal role of said hello, they found they be- (5) Movie (5) Peter Gunn FLY-IN DRIVE-IN— Judge Henry Garth In the programs based on stories from OWM ma, BAT.. BUN.—Bird Man or Alca- longed to the same school. (7) December Bride (7) Roaring 20's trax 7:39; 12:00; World in My Pocket WisUr-e classic American Western novel. "McKeever and The Colonel" (») Wild Bill Hickok (9) Golf Tips NEPTUNE CITY Is going to be a haven for com' (11) Best of Groucho (11) Sportsman's Club NEPTUNE C1TY- 'McKEEVER AND THE COLONEL' - Scott Uiw star* In tha les like Benny Baker and Joe 1:51- (4) New* 7:40- (9) Ralph Kiner Doctor In Low 7:00; 10:00; tint of tha two title ralea In "McKeever and the Colonel," new Carry on Conitable 8:30 Hollywood: Flynn. Even a woman gets into 2:M- (2) Pasiword 7:45-00 Jerry Coleman SAT.—Baek-Uhflehcol Kiddle Show: eomedy aerlet tat In a military tchool, on NBC-TV'a Sunday (4) Jan Murray Thrae Btooiei In Orbit 1:00; 3:00: •ehedule. Lane playa a mlichlef-mlnded cadet who continually the act—Elizabeth Fraser, of the 7:55- (9) Baseball Doctor la LOTS 5:00; 8:00; 11:00 (7) Day In Court 8:00- (5) Lock Up Carry on Conitable 8:39; 9:38 trln to outmaneuver tha commanding colonel (Allyn Jotlyn). Bilko series, returns as Mrs. War- BUN.—Back-to-School Kiddle Show: ner, dietitian. (9) Favorite Story (11) Baseball Three Btooget In Orbit 1:00; 3:00 (11) Divorce Court Doctor In Love 6:55;. 8:55; Carry on Talented Kids But No Chimps 8: SO— (2) Route 66 Conttable 5:25; 8:30 Besides comics, animals will 2.25- (4) »'ews (4) Detectivei COLLINGWOOD CIRCLE By DORIS KLEIN dix' daughter, Lorraine, has been be coming out of the walls. The 1:11- (J) House Party (5) Texan SHORE DRIVE-IN— on television with her dad. (4) Lorett* Young HOLLYWOOD (AP)-When pro- Last Curtain Call military school kids smuggle in (7) Flintstones FRI. * BAT—Panic in Tear Zero "And Harpo Marx' son, Bill (7) Seven Keyi 9:00— (5) Bronco 7:50; 11:20; Lost Battalion 9:60 ducer Barry Ashton was casting anything with fur that moves. BUN.—Phantom of tha Opera 7:50; Marx, is a helluva musician. He (9) Star And Story (7) 77 Suniet Strip 11:00; Night Creaturei 9:40 around for a new jjight club revue has a combo." Toby and Susie Off Tent Circuit "No chimps though," says Mc- 1:R- (S) Newi last spring, he hit on the idea Knight. They were too success- 1:10- (2) Father of the Bride Were there objections from the I: !•_ (i) Millionaire (4) Project 20 North of Red Bank of using movie stars' kids. parents? By JACK BRIGGS playing from one-night to two ful on Bilko. (4) Young Dr. Malone "I didn't know what I was week stands, using a repertoire 10:00— (2) Twilight zone ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS 'Mickey Jr.'s mother objected The Macon Cbrpnkle-Herald The show has been touted In (5) Mr. District Attorney (5) Yancy Derringer starting," he said after a recent of broad farce and melodrama advance as a junior Bilko, but ATLANTIC— a little at first," said Barry. "It Written for the Associated Frew (7) Queen For A Day (7) Target: Corruptors Hitarl 7:oo; 9:00 supper show of "Chip Off the Oldwas his first try at show business First the movies, then radio andCoogan and McKnight say no. (9) Jack La Lanne SAT.—Hatari 3:00: 7:00; 9:00 Block" at the Statler Hilton. MACON, Mo. (AP) - Toby and finally the Depression of the 30 10: JO— (2) Eyewitness BUN.—Talee of Terror 3:35: «:40: and she was worried. But Mickey Here the kids rebel against au- (11) Abbott and Costello (4) Campaign and the 9:60; Burn, Witch, Burn 2:00; 5:00; Susie have answered their last cut most of them down. thority, namely Josiyn as Colonel "When the word got out, the Sr. turned up at rehearsals. curtain call. «:30- (2) To Tell The Truth Candidates HIGHLANDS kids came out of the woodwork." "Preston Foster's seen the But the Toby and Susie Shoi Blackwell, while Coogan as Sgt.. (4) Our Five Daughters After 37 years on the tent show (5) Mr. Lucky MARINE— Harold Lloyd Jr., one of the show seven times. On opening continued to flourish along th< Barnes is on the kids' side. (5) Big Payoff circuit—with side trips into radio (9) Movie Bird Man or Alcatrai 7:00; 9:00 show's stars, explained it this night, Harold Lloyd was there. country roads in Missouri, Iowi The hero is 12-year-old Mc- (7) Who Do You Trait? BAT. A BUN.—Bird Man of Alcatraz and television — Neil! E. Schaff- 10:45- (9) Ralph Kiner 1:00; 7:00; 9:00; way: He said it was his first trip to and Illinois. Its genius wa: Keever, a smart little kid decked (9) Movie ner and his wife, Caroline, called (11) Mel Allen KEANSBURG "I guess we're all just another downtown Los Angeles In eight Schaffner who starred in even out in a yellow braid and a heavy (11) Laurel-Hardy and 11:00- (2) Newi It quits Saturday night. CASINO— ham off the old hock." years." Lloyd lives in suburban show as the bucolic Toby, bu uniform, who seeks aid and com Chuck (4) News Neil!, who turned the dramatic The Intern! Ashton's revue also stars 17- Beverly Hills. wrote most of the homespu fort from Sgt. Barnes, and pro-I:5J- (2) Newa (5) News SAT.—Kiddle Bhow: Tarzan'i Great' character "Toby" Into a being eit Adventure 3:00; The Intern! year-old Mickey Rooney Jr., a plays. He figures he must havi ducer McKnight came up with, 4:00— (2) Secret Storm (7) Newi As Carol Costello put It: more real to thousands of patrons BUN,—Blj Red; Living- Desert blond six-footer who plays the written 100 "plays." Basicall; child actor Scott Lane whose (4) Make Room For (9) Movie "I used to make believe I was than Schaffner himself, is 70 HAZLET guitar and sings; Carol Costello, they were, he said, "the storj quickness and repartee almost Daddy not interested in show business years old and has weathered a (11) Steve Allen LOEWS DRIVE-IN— 22, a peppy pop singer whose and my father would say, 'that's of the common people in th mark him as a smart aleck. (5) Deputy Dawg 11:11- (2) Weather Cartooni 7:30; That Touch of Mink father was the late comedian Lou serious heart attack. Midwest." But Scott isn't insists Me 7:37; 11:10; Deadly Companions 9:35 fine.' But I remember the time (7) American Bandstand (4) Weather SAT. * SUN.—Cartoon-O-Rama 7:30; Costello; Stephanie Foster, 22 I was leaving the house for. a Did His Own Writing Knight. " He may sound like one, (11) Bozo the Clown (5) Movie That Touch of illnk 7:50; 11:25; The tent show once was the Other* Flopped Deadly Companion! 9:45 Preston Foster's operatic-singing TV show and my dad came up but he obeys and Is learning 4:25—(11) Koko the Klown (7) News, Weather & main source of theatrical enter- The character of Toby was cre- child; and Beverly Wills, 29, a sort of shyly and asked, 'Can I fast." Scott isn't very big, but4:J»- (2) Edge of Night Sports PERTH AMBOY tainment for rural America. Half ated by an earlier playwright. S< comedienne like her late mother, help you with your lines?'" he's brave. He has volunteered to (4) Here'g Hollywood 11:15-(2) Movie AMBOYS DRIVE-IN— a century ago, scores of them Haffner, who started in show busi- FRI. & SAT.—Cartoon! 7M5; Young Joan Davis. Young Lloyd, 29, is Mickey Sr., isn't butting into his ness at the age of 17, played write scripts, direct shows and of- (5) Felix and the Wizzard (4) Tonight Savagei 8:03; Touch of Mink 10:15; an actor and singer. circulated throughout the nation, (11) Dick Tracy Thudder In The Sun 12:04 son's career. the part for four years starting fer advice on any problems that (7) Movie BUN.—Cartoons 7:45; Touch of Mink The show has been playing to 1 "There's no such thing as in 1913 with W. C. Herman come up. 4:50— (7) American 12:30- (9) Boston Blackie 8:03; 11:57; Young Savages 10:12 substantial audiences since open- Bandstand (11) News MAJESTIC— coaching," says the Mick. "I "Clouds and Sunshine." Many an- Those Beady Eyes FRL, SAT., BUN.—Miracle Worker ing night. Ashton has it booked want him to have the best of luck. other tent show performer tried One day he walked up to Mc- 4:55- (4) Newi 12:55- (5) News 2:00; 4:00; 6:00; 8:00; 10:00 on a national tour and Is consider- 5:00— (2) Love that Bob 1:00— (4) News But he's got to work hard and to maintain the role but most of Knight and asked to direct an EDISON ing a television special. do it on his own." (4) Movie (5) Follow That Man MENLO PARK CINEMA- LUIGI'S them flopped. episode. McKnight said nothing. "We found there were so many Added Mrs. Preston Foster, Then Scott offered to merely di- (7) I Married Joaa (7) Movie Mlraclc Worker 2:00; 4:00: 6:00: other kids around, we may start "They failed to analyze th (9) Looney Tunes 1:05— (2) Movie 8:00; 10:00 herself a folk singer: "Stephanie's BUSINESSMAN'S character and see more in himrect a scene. Again no answer BAT.—Miracle Worker 2:15; 4:30; another troupe," Ashton said. (11) Cartoon Zoo (4) Mayor of the Town 6:30: 8:30; 10:30 had good training. She's toured than just a clown," Schaffner ex- from McKnight. "A line then," SUN.—Miracle Worker 2:00; 4:00; LUNCHEONS 5:25-(U) Rocky and. Hll (9) News and Weather "Paul Henreld's daughter, Mon- with us and she knows we're with plained. "Toby's appeal is un said Scott. McKnight just looked 6:00; 8:00; 10:00 Friends 1:30- (5) News ica, sings and dances. Bill Ben- her all the way." versa!. He's the alter ego of eve at him. WOODBRIDGE 1:10- (2) Movie 1:35— (4) 13th Hour ry man in the audience—verj "Well, go on," said McKnight. DRIVE-IN— Cocktail Lounge (5) Sandy's Hour 2:05— (4) Sermonette KHI. * 8AT.—Cartoon Carnival 7:45; shrewd, though he appears to be I haven't said no." (7) Highway Patrol 2:15— (7) Evening Prayer That Touch ot Mink 8:45; 11:45; Air otherwise. Fatrol 10:30 "Maybe not," countered Scott, (9) Movie 3:00— (2) News PRIVATE ENTRANCE "Yes, he's quite a study of but I can see your beady little MONTCLAIR TO PIZZA ROOM (11) Popeye J:05— (2) Give Us This Day CLAIRIDGE — red-haired, bucolic individual, th eyes looking at me.' Holiday in Spain 8:30 dumbbell who outsmarts the cit On another occasion, McKnight BAT.—Holiday In Spain 2:00; 8:30 NOW! THEATRES SUN.—Holiday in Spain 3:30; 7:30 SH 1-9220 slicker. Sometimes he's brilliant Inquired about the boy's ambition. Adult Soplilatioated Comedy I sometimes he's stupid, but he a I'd like to be an actor first," TICKCTS NOW ON SAlt FOR ways sees through the schemer; said Scott, "then a writer, a di- TV Key Mailbag 90 NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. ... He always gets away an rector and finally a lawyer." PATTERSON vs LISTflN HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP RED BANK everybody knows he's never go McKnipht fell for the opening By STEVEN H. SCHEUER Art and his son Jack, seen daily ing to get hurt." and asked why a lawyer. "So I'll BIG SCREEN FIGHT TELECAST Question — In a column last on "Here's Hollywood," starred. know when to sue you," said TUBSDAY NIGHT-SEPT. 25th May Be Carried On month you mentioned that you Art has appeared as an actor in or 10:30 P. M. (No Horn* IW Scott. Schaffner and his wife, Caro wondered if anyone sang along films also, but is primarily an "He's awfully fast for his age," line, started their own tent show with Mitch when they watched M.C. at heart. DRIVE-IN said McKnight in an understate- in 1925, a year after their mar the TV show. Well, for your in- ROLTC J5 atlhr CIRCtt ment, "but on top of it all, he's riage, and ran it continuously un formation, I know that most of (For an answer to your ques- NIGHTLY AT Jack a very sweet kid." til last week. The toured in the the families in my apartment tion about any TV program or THO summer and found other enter- Scott doesn't waste much time actor, write to Steven H. Scheu- Sullivan's building sing along with him and Oaies open <:30 p.m.—Movies M dusk tainment jobs in the winters. on the set horsing around. When er, TV Key Mailbag, c/o this we have over 15 families living tA»tooiinmi»-m«t SAT. •»< sun-rust sum ONIT Extra! SPRING LAKE, N. J. They were featured briefly on the Josiyn and Coogan do a scene, paper.) in our building.—S. W., San An- urmuious, ROMANTIC, FKEFMIU.! Tonite famous radio show National Barn he's watching every move. And tonio, Tex. COLOR Dance in the mid-30's. N.wUmYGRANT-DORJS DAY Coogan is willing to teach the No problem finding tenants CARTOON CARLTON KIDDY SHOW boy, remembering what he Answer — For your neighbor's Sat. lioo p.m. A national television show pro sake, I hope your apartment when you advertise The Register CARNIVAL t • FA KETTLE AT AL KENNY duced a 35-minute telecast thai learned from the master Charlie S\THAT TOUCH house is situated between two way—Advertisement. •••national Planlit later won a too award at the EdChaplin. large vacant lots. Appearlnt NlUly inburgh Film Festival. Having a Good Time NOW SMASH The advice isn't always cen- PLAYGROUND Erv Bradley Dance Orch. Schaffner said the future of hi; Question — On a recent "U.S. ATLANTIC Thru SAT. HITS! Frl. & Sat Nites tent show has not been decid tered on acting. "The other day THEATRE (FREE SHORE 2 Scott went out the gate wearing Steel Hour" called "Male Call," Atlantic Highlands—Tol. 29MIIM ed. It may be carried on b, an actress by the name of Zohra DRIVE-IN Clvls Pr.ll»~~ Reek Hadio* accommodations for a dapper straw hat, a fancy IN younger members of the cast. Lam pert had a small part. Could NOW - EVES. 7 and 9 nlr conditioned IN Luncheon • Dinner sports shirt and brand FOLLOW THAT new you tell me what else she has Matinee Sat. at 2 DREAM SPIRAL - ROAD Weddings • Parties It adds up! More and monslacks," said Coogan. "It Anniversaries done?—Mrs. J.J.B. Perth Am- JOHN WAYNE people use The Register ads eac quite a combination. I yelled at boy, N. J. NEPTUNE CITY PRIVATE ROOM him, "Save up your money kid. tf>> BURT LANCASTER issue because results come fast •HATARI" color LONG BRANCH Gibson 9-9000 I ought to know.' " Answer — Miss Lampert is cur- oute 33 at Neptune BARONET er.—Advertisement. oplilni; Center — 711 'BIRDMAN of ALCATRAZ" The series may be too cornball rently part ot the successful im- SUN. - MON. - TUES. provisational group known as the for the grownups, but is should VINCENT PRICE be great for kids. The only com- 'Second City" players. She has (HE FUNNIEST ASBURY PARK BASIL RATHBONE MAYFAIR petition is a rerun of Winston appeared on many TV programs and LOVINTESTf "2 Weeks In Another Town" REDDEN AGENCY Churchill's "The Valiant Years" this past season, including "The PETER*LORRE on ABC. And of all the produc- Defenders," and Leonard Bern- "TALES OF TERROR" ASBURY PARK "WEST SIDE STORY" stein's special on the opera "Car- ST. JAMES Member of the Multiple Listing Service tion companies working in Holly- PLUS CO-HIT Dally 2:30-8:30 * CHOICE SEATS wood todav, this show seems to men.' In addition to TV, she had a good featured role in t;ie "BURN WITCH BURN" be full of the most fun. Me ASBURY PARK ROBERT PRESTON • SHIRLEY JONES REALTORS INSURORS movie "Splendor In The Grass" Knight wants to enioy things PARAMOUNT and so do the people he's picked and in the B'dway' plays "First MARINE "MUSIC MAN" 301 Mgple Ave. cor. Btrgen PI. up. Love" and "Look: We've Come Through.' THEATRE ASBURY PARK He got Jackie Coogan, a next Highlands B12-OJ31 LYRIC "THAT TOUCH of MINK" door neighbor at Malibu Beach, TONITE • SAT.-SUN. SH 1-9100 because he didn't want Jackie to Question — Has Art Linklet- Mat. Sat.-Sun. at 2 enjoy himself riding boards and :er ever appeared as an actor in EVES. 7 and 9 FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CALL SH 1-9600 swimming all summer. He pulled he movier or in a TV series? BURT LANCASTER ' in Groucho Marx's son, Arthur, think he is so natural on his "THE BIRDMAN to write, because he likes the iwn show and when he was guest FABULOUS YVONNE man and his latest book. lost on the "Tonight Show" that OF ALCATRAZ" TONITE - SAT. - SUNDAY "Physical comedy is very un- it seems he would be a good ac entertains you will captivate popular on TV," says McKnight. ;or.—Mrs. M. S., Allentown, Pa Frank Montemurro Proudly Presents "The public loves it, but you- Answer — On a recent repeal as you dine! you as she can't get it to them." f "Zane Gray Theatre," bott THE WORLD-RENOWNED did "Paris" DANCE y Dine Overlooking with the Ocean! INK SPOTS! Rudy CHAMPAGNE since 1697 Appearing nightly Wed. thru Sunday 7/ / Didn't Care' - 'Paper Doll'. 'We Three* Barren DINNER PAUL ALLADIN at the organ Latin & American $3.75 PLUS: Rhythms on the the Lincron Inn has been serving the public. These LUNCHEON • DINNER Talking That Hilarious Wit: Lew Alexander many years of experience have been handed down, COCKTAILS • BANQUETS Stradivarius Parties 3 BIG SHOWS NITELY-fl:30 - 11 P.M. - 1 A.M. AND which enables this old Colonial Inn to maintain the for all occasions Weddings • Delicious Dinners. Spec. Group & Party Rates Accommodations finest quality in true Colonial tradition. tho • Never a Cover Charge For up to 600 • Reservations: CA 9-2000 COMING: Cobble Stones Dagmar! The Crewcuts! Special—GENE THALER on Drums Route 35 Middlerown Beverly Aadland RHAPSODY IN BLUE LINCROFT INN 584" Ocean Ave., WEST END Phone 222-445C ( Just North of Red Bank 1 CLUB Newman Springs Rdjf SH 1-9755 ON OCfAN FtONT, LONG MUMCH, MJ. b RED BANK REGISTER 'SATURDAY TV SUNDAY TV FraUy, Sept 14, 1962-15 ttnfltZMX HORNDW V.m- (2) College Football SUNDAY MORNING SUNDAY EVENWO (2) Mori* 7iM- (I) Call To Prayer •:•»-O) tweotieta Century f fctfjOMeder, 7;»- (4) Serraonette (4) Meet the Press I*)!— (9) Evening Prayer (4) Marketing Oa Tfco 7.t»- 0) Modern "Farmer (5) Movie **-~ (2) News * liar' <*) Previews Move . (I) Christopher Program (U) Brave Stallion 2:SS-(2)Give Us This Day 7t*~ (1) Give Ui nit Day (I) Movie J:*- (1) New (7) Christopher Program $: Jt- (2) Password tMTOAY MMtMNQ (7) Movie (4) Campaign and the ft*- (D Summer Semester !:••—(7) Cartoons MS- (2) Previews (11) Continental Candidates ft»- (7) Morning Prayer •tW- n a par with last year. 8:30 HAMBURGERS-hot off ths grill and served on Connecticut, (Grabowski-Dem., Plot has Doc taking care of a p.m. NBC. toaited bun-the way you like 'em best. They're Lupton-Rep.); New York's 23rd young horse thief who's been ' made from 100% Pure Beef-never frozen meat- District, (Buckley-Dem., Parker- paralyzed after a fall, and The law governing finding of but top-quality beef ground freih daily. Rep., Hagan Liberal); Florida's figuring out how to get the boyhidden pirate treasure in the Vir- 3rd District, (Pepper-Dem., Pe- out of the thieving rap. Fans gin Islands stipulates that the FRENCH FRIES—cut from Idaho premium potatoes— ' terson-Rep.); Congressman at should enjoy the scenes with U.S. secretary of the treasury prepared lo your ta»te-criip and goldsn brown- as to how much taxes should be Large for Texas, (Pool-Dem., Adams. 10 p.m. CBS. and served piping hot. You never had 'em so good) paid. SHAKES-the old-fashioned klnd-treamy smooth OPEN FOR PLEASURE from the first sip to the last draw. Ifm-m-m good- SPECIALS! unusually goodl WE AT THE POTTED ROSES $1.00 Once you've eaten at McDonald's you'll do so often. So come dins) RIVERSIDE of McDonold's-make it a family offair for a heap of fun and lots HYBRID RHODODENDRON of aood eating $1.00 and $1.50 COCKTAIL EVERGREENS—$1.00 and up LOUNGE MUMS ( SSL > Me clump expect to have our Grand too* forftoGbrde n AnJntt Dancing Opening on the 24th and 25th HARDY AZALIAS — 75c of this month. However, we every Red Barberum Ivy £ # f%f% are now open (unofficially, Padiysandra Axaleas 3>O«UU that is) and we are inviting McDonalds^ Sat. Night you to our lounge where we FonytMa Ilex ptr 100 serve businessmen's lunches Myron Kozicky Associates as well as cocktails. 45 HWY. 35 LI 2-0643 EATOMTOWN 23 E. Front St., Red Bank HWY. 35 (Just North of Five Conwn) MIDDLETOWN Middletown Township Has Fair Line; Braun Needs Good Year MIDDLCFOWN — It UkM two Mage, who is about the same to Uago.. height and weight. And at far as Coach Phil Braun Lettermen and well experienced of the Middletown H.S. Lions U tackles are led by three-year man concerned, it takes two good Charlies Kunes, a rugged senior Boating elements for a good football at 210. In this spot, Braun is By TOBY PRICE team, line and backfield. strc;-.3 with other fUe tackles. From Braun's inventory of the He has Lou Montonaro, a senior, team, the Lions have the line, 210, and John Wittek, a 215-pound Fall series swing into high gear with two more but. not the good backfield. In junior. Also making his 190 pounds clubs opening competition Sunday. Monmouth Boat fact, Braun said' yesterday he felt in practice sessions in Ron lub and the River Rats started series last Sunday and might open the season with three Ohnmacht, who is terrific on sophomores in the backfield. defense. Ohnmacht is a senior this weekend they will be joined by the Shrewsbury Middletown grid teams have and really showed improvement Sailing and Yacht Club and the Raritan Yacht Club. been having losing seasons for in his work this year. The Rumson Country Club winds up its summer- past couple of years, and Another tackle Braun classes last year was no exception. The as one of the better boys, and a long Arrow class series with a final race on the Lions won only one game and possible starter, is John Weber, Shrewsbury River tomorrow. Series leader Manton that was an upset victory over a strong junior. Weber is 6'2" and Metcalf, 3d, appears to be a good bet to replace de- Red Bank. But in those seven tips the scales at 190. losses, the Lions played excel- Braun is fortunate with two fender Bill Haebler as club champion. lent ball and made it tough for flankers returned from last year, The slim regatta schedule lists a Comet class the opposition. and ready to turn on the steam. Braun's line this season is not Ends Jim Novembe and Jim sailing event at Cooper River. This three-race se- to be taken lightly. The forward Kellet, both seniors, will be as- ries should attract 30-35 boats to the tricky site wall will have some pretty big sisted by John Laird, a six-foot, men who will almost average out 175-pound senior. Also out for located near Collingswood. about 190. And add to that ex- ends were Bob Williams, Jim Handicap racers have a Lower Bay race spon- perience. Jenkins and Eric Richardson. sored by the Miramer Yacht Club of Brooklyn. Most of Braun's squad this It appears as if "Dix" Abdella year has enough savvy to help has the quarterback starting Many JORC boats will be in this one- grldders. With the season ready berth nailed down. Abdella is a Shrewsbury S&YC Is opening its first official to start Saturday, Sept. 22, Braun farily good passer, but not a real still has a lot of decisions to running threat. fall series in many years. Competition is open to. make as far as starters are Foulks at Halfback Comets, Blue Jays, Wood-Pussies and Turnabouts. concerned. Senior Ken Foulks, who was The River Rat Blue Jay fleet will also participate. Braun is hoping for improve- the leading scorer for the Lions ment as sessions go day by day. last season, will no doubt be Raritan's fall series has action listed for High- He said he hasn't really tested carrying the load in his left half- landers, Thistles, Jets, Comets and Blue Jays. Two squad, but playing with a back spot. At fullback will be weak club, the boy's need a Iitle Don Weinig, a junior who goes races will be held each Sunday. "moxie" and they'll be right 205 and is a six-footer. - Wayne The River Rats will continue the fall Indian Scout up there. Kerrigan, a junior letterman, will series off Fair Haven Sunday. Center is Problem be at right half. One of the main problems as An Inexperienced and green Monmouth Boat Club's fall series, off to a rousing yesterday was the center sophomore listed by Braun as start with a 47-boat turnout last week, will have the THIS IS HOW TO DO IT — Coach Phil Braun, Middletown Township High School, right, tails halfback Jim Grif- ^ ^ is tougog h toto possible starter in the opener Is second series of races Sunday. Five classes will be fin the easiest way to hide the ball on trick playipy . Bob Capalbop , halfback, left, and Dix Abdella, right rear, fill, but I'm still looking," said Bob Capalbo, 165, who is de- m 3 veloping and progressing rapidly. competing — Lightning, Jet, Wood-Pussy, Flying Braun claims all three might be starting in the backfield when the Lions open quarterbackb , are sophomores. h b h bkfild h h ** ^™ fl Roonl ly Also in that category and making Dutchman and Penguin- Sept. 2 with Toms River. was leadingthe trio and looks excellent progress is Jim Griffin like he'll get the nod opening a fullback who is a fair runner, LEADERS FALTER — National predicted log day. Others still plugging are and Abdella, who was mentioned high point skippers had a bad time in last Satur- Baseball Bruce Kent, a sophomore at 210 above as probable QB starter. Giants Lose to Reds, 7-2 pounds, and Bill Plummer, a Other sophs worthy of mention day's Commodore'^ contest on Long Island Sound. 9 By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS senior, 199. Rooney has the were Jim Jenkins, an end, 6T The event, conducted by the Port Washington, American League weight, too. He goes to 215. and 165; Wayne Rogers, a six-foot Long Island, Yacht Club, drew 37 contestants. W. L. Pet. G.B. There seem to be enough 175-pound guard, and Tommy De- Trail by 2 Games; Yanks Idle Yew York 88 .591 ackles and guards to go around Marks, a backfield candidate Rudolph Cubicciotti, commodore of the spon- Minnesota „ 83 .557 with a Iitle to spare here and Demarks' six-foot frame carries soring Eastern Cruiser Association, won the 36- Los Angeles 82 .554 SJ4 here. Three are in a battle for 185 nounds. Associated Press struggling to stay there against And from the looks of things, hicago ...... 77 .520 10", he starting guard slots and il With a pretty good line in front mile contest. The event customarily closes the They laughed when Ralph the challenges of the Los An' hey aren't going to. Detroit ...74 .503 13 appears as If Tommy Wilton, a of some backs who can't be predicted log season, but a new contest — the Houk sat back and said: "What, geles Angels and Minnesota As the Yanks took yesterday Baltimore ...73 .493 senior, 170 pounds, and Larry classed as entirely green, Coach me worry?" Bayslde Yacht Club race — to be run Sept 22, Twins, Houk said over and over: iff, the Twins and Angels played Cleveland _.. ...72 .486 Watson, at 185, also a senior, Braun should have his best While his New York Yankees another session of leap frog with Joston _. ...70 .473 was added to the schedule this year. "I'm not worried. Things will have the inside track. Pulling season in his third year as head were moving sluggishly along in second place. Minnesota 'took Kansas City , ...65 .442 22 along with that pair Is Jack football coach. the American League race the straighten out. They haven't over the runner-up spot by scor- Washington ...57 .380 Charles L. Schmidt, Rumson, third in the na- past few weeks, in the lead but caught us yet." ing a 5-1 victory over Chicago Games to play: tional standings, finished 14th over-all with his while Los Angeles was being New York—Home (5); Washing- 2 Tied for Lead More Trouble "Queen Bee." The national high point leader, trimmed by Kansas City 5-4. ion 2; Chicago 3. Away (8); Bos- Ellas A- Kalil, Manhasset, Long Island, was 22d, But even though the Twins' on 3; Washington 2; Chicago 3. Pop Warner League irst victory in their last five Los Angeles — Home (8); De- In Seattle Open For Piersall while Dr. Allen B. DuMont, Cedar Grove, was 24th. ;ames edged them up a bit, troit 3; Baltimore 2; Cleveland 3. BALTIMORE (AP) — Washing- POWER SQUADRON COURSE — Shrewsbury they're still five games behind Away (6); Detroit 2; Cleveland 4. SEATTLE (AP) — Mike Sou- chak of Grossinger, N.Y., and ton's centerfielder Jim Piersal c the Yankees, compared to a 2>/$ Minnesota—At home (9); Cleve- Power Squadron is currently offering a free cour. " Bob McCalister of Claremont, was arrested and charged with Slate Opens Sunday ;ame deficit just four days ago land 3; Detroit 3; Baltmore i3 Monday evening at the Rumson-Fair Haven Region?' Calif., fired five-under-par 65s on disorderly conduct last nigh And the Angels, four games oul Away (4); Baltimore 3; Cleveland a rain-soaked course yesterday when he went into the stands a High School. It will continue through 10 weekly ser The Jersey Shore Pop Warner Rent. S3 and rolling only three days ago, 1, Morgan at Lonf Branch now are 5{£ behind. for the first round lead in the Baltimore's Memorial Stadium sions. Football League, which has ex- Fair Haven at M«tsw»n after a fan who was heckling [aw Shrewsbury at Keyport That leaves both with a lo Seattle Open golf tournament. The classes are designed to promote safety afloat. panded to 18 teams for the '62 eansburg at Rumson Thursday's Results him. season, opens action Sunday with West Long Branch at Brick ' ground to make up in an aw- Detroit 14, Boston 6 (first The $35,000 tourney is being Chart and compass reading, aids to navigation and gov- Neptune at Toms River played on Seattle's Broadmoor Police said Piersall was warm nine games on tap. St. Joseph's at Lakewood ully short time—and it makes :ame; second game canceled, ing up before the game between ernment regulations are among the subjects to be cov- Wai) at Ocean Houk look pretty good as a non rain) Course. A driving rain fell much The league, which had a suc- Point Pleasant at Manaiauan-Brltlle of the day. the Orioles and the Washington cessful initial season last year, Sept. 30 worrier. Minnesota 5, Chicago 1 Senators when a fan, Joseph ered. A certificate of proficiency will be awarded to Rumson at Morgan Also in the AL, Baltimore over- Souchak, 35, put together four Is divided Into two nine-team di- Matawan at West Lonf Branch Kansas City 5, Los Angeles 4 Martin of Baltimore, began heck each passing participant. St. Joseph's at Keyport whelmed Washington 7-1 and De- Baltimore 7, Washington 1 birdies, an eagle and bogey for visions. The Northern Division {eanshurt; at New Shrewsbury a 32-33—65. McCalister, 28, also ling him. Further information can be obtained from the Includes Fair Haven, Rumson, Long Branch at Fair Haven troit bombed Boston 14-6 in the night) Ocean at Tomi River had nines of 32-33. He banged in Police said Piersall invited West Long Branch, Morgan, pening game of their double- Only games scheduled commander, Charles L. Schmidt, Circle Dr., Rumson. tfanasquan at Laktwood five birdies. The rest were pars. Martin to come out on the field Mitawan, Keansburg, New Brick at Neptune eader, with the second game— National League Point Pleasant at Wall the last meeting scheduled be- but Martin, instead," told Piersal COAST GUARD EXAMS — The next annual Shrewsbury, Long Branch and Oct. T W. L. Pet. G.B. In third place was Don Massen- to come into the stands. Morgan at Manasquan tween the two clubs this year- gale, Jacksboro, Tex., with a 30- competitive examination for cadet appointment in Keyport. Teams making up the Long Branch at Matawan Los Angeles 96 .653 Police Sgt. Walter Mina came Southern Division are St. Jo- Keyport at Rumson cancelled because of tain after San Francisco _ 94 .639 36—66. An even dozen pros were the Coast Guard Academy, New London, Conn., Fair Haven at Keansburg 'Zj innings. Cleveland was idle between the two men before any seph's of Toms River, Ocean New Shrewsbury at Weit Long Branch incinnati ..92 .617 tied at 67. They were Bill Thomp- physical contact was made, po will be held Feb. 18-19, 1963. Appointments to Township, Lakewood, Mana- Toms River at Wall ilong with the Yankees. son, Fred Hawkins, Bill Casper Neptune at St. Joseph'* Pittsburgh ...84 .575 lice said, and arrested both for the academy are made on the basis of competitive squan-Brielle, Neptune, Brick Ocean at Brick From the time Willie Mays It. Louis -.77 .527 Jr., Marty Furgol, Billy Maxwell, disorderly conduct. Township, Wall Township, Point Lakewood at Point Pleatant tarted running out from under Bill Collions, Rex Baxter Jr., Oct. 14 Milwaukee ...75 .507' Piersall and Martin posted $53 examinations only. There are no congressional Pleasant and Toms River. Morgan at Keyport his baseball cap on a full time Charlies Sifford, Bob Harrison, Rumson at Matawan 'hiladelphia -....72 .486 collateral apiece and returned to appointments or geographical quotas. Applicants Each team will play its eight Point Pleasant at Keansburg basis eight years ago, the Giants Houston 56 .389 38>/2 Paul Bondeson, E. J. Harrison West Long Branch at Fair Haven never have won a game in which and Jack Nicklaus. the game. must be unmarried men, high school graduates, 17 division foes andvone 11 from New Shrewsbury at Long Branch Chicaggo 52 .356 Lakewood at Toms River the name Mays did not appear in but not yet 22 years of age. Further information the opposing division division for St. Joseph's at Ocean New York 35 110 .241 60 Gary Player of South Africa WEATHERLY UPS LEAD a nine-game schedule. The tilt Neptune at Manasquan the line-up. Games to play: was another stroke back at 68. is available from the commander of the Third Wall at Brick They met with similar lack ol DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. (AP) against the opposing division Oct. >1 I-os Angeles—Homft (6); H-mi< Arnold Palmer and Julius Boros — Jim Weatherly of Norfolk Morgan at Matawan success last night. Coast Guard District, New York. team will not count in the league Long Branch at Keyport ton 3; St. Louis 3. Away (9), Chi- were late starters. Boros fired a Va., has increased slightly the itandings. Keansburg at West Long Branch While Willie lay in a hospita cago 3; Milwaukee 3; St. Louis 3 29, five under par and low of margin he holds over second JERSEYANS LEAD — Bob Perri, Oceanport, the New Shrewsbury at Fair Harea bed undergoing tests to deter- Fair Haven, Northern Division Rumson at Lakewond San Francisco — Home (6); St. the day, on the front nine. place Richard Petty of Randle- dominant figure in Jersey Speed Skiff circles, leads Toms River at Brick mine the cause of his sudden col- Louis 3; Houston 3. Away (9); man, N.C., in the fight for NAS champion* coached by league Wall at St. Joseph's lapse in Wednesday's game, Cin- president Jerry Jerolamon, Manasquan at Ocean Pittsburgh 4; St. Louis 2; Hous REACTIVATE PITCHER CAR's 1962 Grand National (naturally) the JSS national high point standings, ac- Point Pleasant at Neptunt :innatl dealt San Francisco's Na- ton 3. whipped Southern Division titl- Oct. t$ ional League pennant hopes BALTIMORE (AP) — The Bal- cording to a late release by the APBA. Fair Haven at Morgan The lsts from West Long Branch, 41- Matawan at Keyport stiff jolt as Jim OToole pitche Cincinnati — Home (4); Pitts- t'more Orioles said this week Virginian collected 836 Allen Wack, Metedeconk, is second, with Joe Juli- 20, for the over-all league cham- Long Branch at Keansburg burgh 2; Philadelphia 2. Away they have reactivated left-handed Doints in two stock car races New Shrewsbury at Wall four-hitter for a 7-2 victory an, Atlantic Highlands, third. The standings do not pionship last season. West Long Branch at Rumson over the Giants. (9); New York 3; Pittsburgh 3; pitcher Steve Barber. last week while Petty made 696 Toms River at Manasquan Philadelphia 3. Barber, 23, had The latest totals from NASCAR include races after Aug. 19. Fair Haven opens Sunday, host' Bt. Joseph's at Brick The defeat dropped the second- been on the Ing Keyport, runner-up in the Ocean at Point Pleasant Thursday's Results disabled list for almost five headquarters give Weatherly In the stock outboard classes, Bob Letwenski of Lakewood at Nivhtne place Giants two games behini 24,394 and Petty 23,064, a margin Northern Division in '61. West Nov. 4 the front-running Los Angeles Philadelphia 2, Milwaukee 1 weeks because of an illness diag- Keansburg at Morgan nosed as mononucleosis. of 1,330 points. Union Beach is fifth in the CU stock runabouts. Louis Long Branch plays at Morgan in Matawan at New Shrewsbury Dodgers, who were not scheduled. (night) Its opener. Keyport at West Long Branch Cincinnati 7, San Francisco Barber's availability was Ned Jarrett of Conover, N.C Letwenski, South Plainfield, is fifth in the DU stock Ocean at Fair Haven Each team has 15 games remain- The league holds its monthly Rumson at Long Branch ing to play. The defending cham- (night) sharply curtailed early in the is third with 22,330. runabouts- Point Pleasant at Toms Blver year because he was in the Army Others in the top 10: Jack meetings on the second Wednes- Bt. Joseph's at Manasquan pion Reds, in third place .fiv DRAWBRIDGE REMINDER — Commissioner Mat day of each month at the Youth Brick at Lakewood games back, have 13 games left, Rabbit ball? Only 794' home and could pitch only on week- Smith 20,246; Rex White 16,954; Neptune at Wall runs were hit by American ends. He nevertheless has a 9-6 Jim Paschal 14.872; Fred Loren- Center, Fair Haven. Nov. 11 The Mays case, meanwhile, re- Adams of the State Department of Conservation and Morgan at New Shrewsbury League teams in 1952. Last yea record, second only to Milt Pap- zen 13,160; Dave Pearson 12,- The schedule: Matawnn at Neptune mained something of a mystery Economic Development has issued a reminder to boat Keyport at Keansburg junior circuit sluggers accounted pas (12-8) In the number of vic- 958; Glen (Fireball) Roberts 12,- Stpt. 16 Fair Haven at Rumson The slugging San Franciscan for 1:534. tories by an Oriole pitcher. 580; Herman Beam 11,914. owners that it is illegal to cause a drawbridge to open West Long Branch at Morgan West Long Branch at Long Branch the major league home run leadei Matawan at Keanaburg > .. • *v Toms River at St. Joseph's because of any extension of the boat that can be low- Keyport at Fair Haven Lakewood at Ocean with 43, blacked out in the thin Rumson si New Shrewsbury Manaaquan at Wall Toms River at Lone Branch Brick at Point Pleasant inning of the opener of the two ered. Faint Pleasant at St. Joseph's, Tom Nov. II game series, which represente Itlver Open All fish poles and radio antenna should be on Ocean Township at Neptune Nov. 15 the last meeting between any o! Wall Township at Lakewood Championship psum- -Northern Division '.he contenders battling for th swivels so that they can be lowered before passing Brick Townihtp at Mahasquan-Brlelle —Southern Division) ML flag. under bridges. Taken to a hospital for observa tion, Mays wanted to leave yes BORO BUSSES COMPANY 'erday, but stayed on for furthe ests. EXPRESS BUSSES TO One other game was schedules in the NL yesterday. Philadel- phia beat Warren Spahn and Mil waukee 2-1 on John Callison' ATLANTIC CITY ninth inning homer. RACE TRACK Fire Dept. Via GARDEN STATE PARKWAY EVERY SATURDAY Forms Loop RED BANK —The brand new Through September 29 Red Bank Fire Departmen Bowling Handicap League with LEAVE LONG BRANCH: eight teams competing, will in Broadway & Second Avenue—10:00 A.M. augurate the season tonight al Red Bank Recreation lanes. Broadway & Branchport Avenue—10:15 A.M. Two teams from each from LEAVE RED BANK: Westside, Hook and Ladder, In dependent and Union form thi A Product of Research Globe Court & Mechanic St—10:30 A.M. circut. They'll roll for 32 weeks. AWARDS DINNER — George Winning, second from left, president of the Eaton- Bill Lyons, Hook and Ladder, is president. Joseph Flammia, vie town Lions Club, presents championship trophy to coach Anthony DiDonato of th« president; Sonny Acerra, secre- Lions Club sponsorad team which captured the Babe Ruth League crown. Others Round Trip Fare $3.85 £ tary and treasurer. BUTCH'S CAR WASH with Awards are Ralph Mango, left, most valuable player, and Charles Barcume, SHadyside 1-0567 RED BANK REGISTER light, a member of the Lions Club nine. The awards were presented at the Lions 170 E. NEWMAN SPRINGS RD., RED BANK 16—Friday, Sept. 14, 1962 Club's dinner for the team at the C.B.I., Eatontown, last night. (Acreu from AM)

ft • • . <., Wise Ship 3rl Favorite in UN; RED BANK REGISTER Friday, Sept. 14, 1962-17 Gretel Escapes With Scratches Crozier Second Choice at 4-1 On the Gridiron In Accident; Yanks Confident By Colonel Earl H. (Red) Blaik Gretel was In utter disarray. ATLANTIC CITY (AP) - Mil- Listed at 6-1 in the apparently 10 yean the winner of the UN Miami plays at Pittsburgh tomorrow in the first NEWPORT, R.I. (AP)-Gretel1 "Everybody seems to be doing ton. Riteenberg's Wife Ship has wide open race are the entry of has gone on to become grass ustralia's hard-luck challenger, Mnething and nobody doing any- The crew gave the appearance 61 been installed the early 3-1 favor- Ogden Phipps' Hitting Away and hone of the year—Iceberg 2d nationally televised college game of the season over escaped a near-disaster yesterday ing" he said solemnly, "this being discouraged, weary and ite for tomorrow's $100,000 United the Wheatley Stable's -Royal rec- (1953), Blue Choir (195!) Ca CBS. Both teams have a strong chance for regional hile being hauled out of the tragic. These are details which tense. Nations Handicap over the Atlan- ord; Preston Madden's T.V. Lark reer Boy (1956), and Round Table ater for a final scrubdown be- ould have been completed long O'Day said that while he felt the honors and respectable national ranking. Whether you Americans had come up with a tic City race track turf course. and Jerome Fendrick's Art Mar- (1958); fore tomorrow's opening race go. It is late in the game." are at Pitt Stadium or among the millions in front of superior boat the main advantage The 5-year-old bay gelding by ket. Last year's UN winner, Jac- Others in the expected field of gainst Weatherly in the Amer- Boyd said the experience of the ca's Cup competition. lay in the wealth of experience Sky Shipwordly Wise, is accorded not Stable's Oink, a non-winner 12 are Mrs. Connie M. Ring's a TV set, you can increase your knowledge and en- merican crew, hardened by a Windy Sands, Vicgray Farm's Ca- While being hauled onto the mmer of eliminations, should and the good fortune of having the edge over Fred W. Hooper's thus far in 1S62, is considered a joyment by training yourself to keep your eye off the the best match-race skipper* in Crozier, a recent winner over diz, H. O.H. Frelinghuysen's Mer- •ays, the white sloop slipped » the decisive factor. "Also," 12-1 outsider. ball. Much of the essence and action of football are lfr cradle and lurched forward. le added, "it is hard to beat the the world. Carry Back and Ridan at Aque- ry Ruler, Montpelier's Mongo, Although such standouts as Kel- There was a gasp from the sev mericans in these waters.' Mosbacher has been a wonder- duct. Cozier is rated a 4-1 for so and Carry Back are not in the and Briardale Farm's Tumulto. where the ball is not- This is true of kicking, passing Wise Ship, Hitting Away and T.V. or running. ;ral hundred onlookers, but the The contrast in the rival head- ful organizer," O'Day said. The this 10th running of the. mile and field, the race could be signifi- X)at dipped Into the water. uarters, some two blocks apart, boys love to sail and they love three sixteenth event. cant since four times in the past Lark are top weighted at 123 pounds each, with the Argentine On a kick, unless you have inside information that After about 1lA hours, the Aus- .•as dramatic. to sail for Bus Mosbacher. They multi-stakes winner, Tumulto, the there's a leak in the bladder and the ball may collapse tralia 12-meter yacht finally was On the Weatherly, every rope would dive in the ocean, if he lightweight at 115. in flight, one quick glance is sufficient to inform you pulled successfully out of the d every line seemed taut and gave them the order." water'and it was discovered that Both sloops were hauled out It's a Wire-to-Wire Jockey Holiodoro Gustines has approximately how far and in what direction the kick perfect place. The sloop looked late yesterday afternoon for last the assignment on Wise Ship, who there was no significant damage. will travel. She was gone over carefully by hip-shape. The crew was light- minute checks of their gear and has won three of 10 starts this learted and confident. polishing of their bottoms. $88,347. Trained by Jacob' Byer, Focus your attention on the offensive end er designer, Alan Payne, and Win for Buccaneer Wise Ship's slight favoritism playing on your side of the gridiron. As he starts workers of the shipyard. probably stems from his recent- The Australian syndicate head, FREEHOLD—Buccaneer raced bow, into the lead in the back- Kelly-Olympic Handicap victory downfield to cover the kick, opposing linemen try Sir Frank Packer, and the boat's wire-to-wire for his third srtaight stretch and held to a one-length here by half a length over Hit- to harass and delay him. Blockers protecting the skipper, Jock Sturrock, both led victory over Peter Elkington, victory in the early part of ting Away. Hedley Woodhouse punt receiver also attempt to slow down the end hot dinners and rushed to the who was one-half length in front rides Hitting Away, with Avelino Newport shipyard to see that yesterday's program at Freehold of J.B/s Bonny. Gomez aboard T.V. Lark, 1960 or knock him off his feet heir expensive yacht was aoi Raceway. Farrington later repeated the winner of the UN and good grass To foil these obstructionists, the end employs damaged. Reinsman Mannon Robinson, racing pattern behind Forrest runner. shifts of speed and direction, side-steps and other The yacht's copper-colored bot who two weeks ago piloted five Hanover for the chestnut geld- Crozier, originally weighted by tricks. He also seeks always to keep himself be- :om was scratched slightly, but winners here, had an easy drive ing's third victory in seven rack handicapper Jirrfmy Ross at "ohn Flynn, a shipyard superin after polishing off a challenge starts this term. Forrest Han- 115 pounds was given three more tween the punt receiver and the sideline. If he endant, said, "she is all right- by second place finisher Sam over paid $3.80 to win after be- pounds after his pulsating victory can force the punt-receiver to head straight up the there is absolutely no damage." Sanders in the backstretch. The ing clocked in 2:06-2/5 for a new This appraisal was echoed by career effort. in the Aqueduct Handicap on La- field, other players will have a chance to tackle 10-year-old chestnut gelding re- bor Day. Braulio Baeza is to han- ;ir Frank, puffing away on a Paquita Frisco's ($6.60) victory him- turned J5, $3.60 and a surprising dle the Hooper four-year-old, black pipe, and the slende $3.80 after touring the mile C-2 followed Jackie McKinney's probably as famous for his many All this represents action far more exciting than opening heat triumph and re- Payne, who has shouldered th trot in 2:09-2/5. Queen's Impel seconds as some great horses are watching the kick soar through the air. responsibility of the boat's condi- was third. turned holders of the 2-4 combi- for their victories. He was beaten nation an $87.80 payoff. tion. National dash champion Bob by a head last year in the Flam- Blocking also involves more action and is more Flynn said the accident may Farrington, who registered 48 Rex Pick, winless since Aug. ingo and the Florida Derby and important than running with the ball. Primary blocks, 21, won yesterday's feature and have been caused by the recenl victories for a Freehold high last by less than a length in the Ken applied within scrimmage traffic jams, are not easily shift of Gretel's mast 19 inche; year, had a pair of vic- returned $9.20 for $2. Anthony tucky, each time by Carry Back. Abbatiello came from sixth place spotted, even by an experienced scout, but open-field orward, but Payne denied this tories yesterday to boost his The expensive sloop, whos total for the campaign to 30. He at the three-quarter pole for a Oink, as he was last year, could half-length victory. Time for the be the forgotten horse in the UN. blocks, which are the essence of the long-gainer, can challenge is estimated to havi took Paquita Frisco, down from cost $700,000, rolled over the bow Brandywine for his Freehold C-l pace was 2:06H. He's been out 14 times this year be seen by any spectator. All he or she need do is and second six times. He was a concentrate on an area some four or five yards in front blocks in the cradle but fortun fast finishing; fourth in the Kel- ately did not list. Damage could ly-Olympic. Jockey Howard Grant of the ball-carrier. have been extensive enough to Carmine i\bbatiello to Make makes up most of 116 pound im A spectator also can tell what a play will be have forced postponement of th< post. and in what direction it will head, if he watches Cup races. '62 Freehold Debut Tomorrow the interior offensive linemen, that is, the guards This was Just one In a serie: and tackles. If they block straight ahead, it gen- )f recent woes for the visitor the decision subsequently turned from dawn under. Only three day FREEHOLD — Carmine King and Court erally means an inside running play. If they drop igo, she cracked her third boom Abbatiello. Colts Neck, 1961 Free- the tide. Many of the key battles of that war were fought near the straight back off the line, there is going to be a f the/summer campaign, and shi hold Raceway driving champion, has/ developed other last-minut makes his seasonal debut at the present site of Freehold Race- Softball Club at pass or draw play off a fake pass. way. flaws which have caused the Aus shore oval tomorrow afternoon. If one or more of them swing out of the line rallans great concern. ESCAPED A NEAR • DISASTER — Gretel, Australia's Carmine will start in a single Chief Good Friday, Actor Pick, A. P. Tomorrow Meanwhile, American confi hard-luck challenger, escaped a near-diiaiter yesterday Jerry Way, Straw Hat and Bill and run laterally, they are most likely going to race on the 10-race program. ASBURY PARK - The famed dence In the best-of'seven race while being hauled out of the water for a final icrub- He'll be behind Fox Abbe in the Byrd round out the field in the King and His Court, four-man ex- lead an off-tackle slant or an end sweep. The di- competition has reached the poin $5,000 Washington Pace, second Washington. The invitation dash down before tomorow's opening race againit Weatherly hibition softball team, will take rection which these pull-blockers take will tip the of smugness. 1 •vent in the raceway's historical is due to start at 4:55 p.m. on the' Shore Firemen's League in the America * Cup competition. seriel The Lafayette Pace won Carmine and Fox Abbe are All-Stars at Asbury Park High ultimate direction of the play, no matter the fakes "It's like the University of Ver- by Ozark Sadie, kicked off the coming down from Monticello School's diamond tomorrow at or multiple ball-handling by the backs. mont playing Ohio State in foot- Raceway where both have been 8:30 p.m. ball," said George O'Day, the series. On a forward pass, the fan misses some interest- Olympic gold medalist who ha; Tomorrow's event pays tribute racing with success. Carmine an- In the opening game the Mon- Freehold Results WHISKERS ing action by watching only the throwing and catching been designated as officia 1—Trot 03 1 m.l TSilO.3 olf 1:05. to the "Father of Our Country," nounced that after the New York mouth County All-Stars will meet spokesman for skipper Em Fackla McKlnneviHue'sch)lB.8O 6.20 4,20 track closes Sept. 22, he'll move of the ball. He will see more detailed football by Lady Frost (EMerman)-. — 1.60 4.20 who, it is recalled, replaced one the Ocean County All-Stars start- (Bus) Mosbacher, Jr., of th Hartford (Tett) ... — — 5.20 HATE IT... of his generals at a crucial mo- his entire stable to Freehold and ing at 7 p.m. Asbury's Mayor Also: Lithograph, Alden Eblls, Chock, watching the maneuvering of the receivers or the de a Weatherly crew. oyotte Dream, Miss Gall Bcott, Tommy ment in the New Jersey fighting will remain to the finish of the Thomas F. Shebell, will toss oul coys. In trying to frustrate the efforts of the defens< Royal. during the Revolutionary War and 60-day campaign. the first ball for the opener. "We have a superb boat and I—Pact) 0 3 1 m.l T-t:(K>.4 oft 1:30. FACES LOVE IT! Paquita Krlsco(Farrlnglon)6.60 4.20 3.00 Besides his initial appearance The King and His Court are to impede and cover them, the receiver and decoys usi superb crew which has beei Ptter Elklngton (Jaeger) — 6.00 3.S0 whipped into a perfect. unit. b; J. B.'s Bonny (James) .._ — — 3.20 of the meeting at the shore oval paced by pitcher Eddie Feigner, all sorts of chicanery in their pass routes. Also: Johnny Mac, Mountain Jane, Al Kemp Aims Carmine will be Involved for the who can deliver the ball with lyiosbacher and tested in elimin Virginia Dolmont, Worlhy Merldale, They feint with their heads like boxers. The tion trials. Gretel hasn't had Joily Direct. first time in combat with his old- either hand. Feigner has 19 dif- DAILY IKlCni.K CM) PAID M7.80 twist, dodge and cut. They stop suddenly and tun race. We are as ready as we ca 3—Trot OJ 1 m.; T-2:Q»,! off !:IW. For Revenge er brother, Tony, who'll guide Ac- ferent pitching motions, includ- Buccaneer (Robinson) ...5.00 3.60 3.80 tor Pick. ing behind the back and through back toward the passer, a maneuver known as button be. We feel certain we can win Sam Sanders (Butterworlh)— 12.20 8.60 Observers in this famous ol Queen's Impel (Bterrltt).... — — 4.20 At Pine Brook Carmine recorded 34 victories, the legs. Alsol Grandma Kay, Sunset Stormy, hooking. They stop as if to button-hook, then brea seaport were almost unanimous Uicky Chris, Rosallns. Nlmllz. Bonne! 17 seconds and 12 thirds for a per- The team is celebrating its 16th PINE BROOK — Al Kemp, of the opinion that the Yanks Ill Lee. centage of .427 to win the Free- year of touring the nation. The downfield again with a sudden speed burst- Or the} 4— I'stcn OS 1 m.l T-J:08.I off 3.-2S. fined last Friday for "rough rid- might take it in four straight— "ulaskl Mao (CinnU-n) ,.^.20 3.S0 S.RO hold title last year. This year, team has also played aboard as fake a step to the right, then cut sharply to the left. aohawk Thruway (Kvans) — 9.80 4,40 ing" after being barred from the as Columbia did against Eng by agreement with his brother part of a State Department tour. Shadydale Direct (Abbatlcllo) — 3.B0 night's big race the preceding Their objective is to secure open space a step or two land's Sceptre in 1958. Few Aus- Also: Lace Abbe, Lassie J, General Tony, Carmine bought several The club has never suffered a Dean, Sammy Direct, Royal Com ralians were inclined to disput mamler. week, has vowed to "clean- horses and raced them at Monti- losing season. away from the nearest defender. t- —P»co 01 1 m.l T.|:08.1iiff 3:41). «weep" tonight's championship cello. He also did some catch- This habit of keeping your eyes off the ball Is llalne Spencer (Murphy)... 4.00 2.60 2 40 NEW three-quarter midget auto racing The sleek, azure-hulled Weath- 'aimer Reed Cash(Farrlngton) 3.20 2.60 driving and the move turned out not easy to acquire. Only football scouts as a lew Walnut (Cnmden) — — 3.40 program at the Pine Brook Sta- Mixed Tourney rly took a morning workout, Also: Auto Ball. Towner Hannver, to be a highly profitable one. The .ilios Wllskers, Wayne Direct, Kelly dium. Post-time is 8:39. records will show that by season's group have mastered it. Coaches and writers of ilone, in the east passage of Nar- Boy. At Beacon Hill raganset Bay, in exceptionally &—I'ar* ot 1 m.l T-t:06.J off 4:17. Kemp's actions were protested end he'll have won 50-pIus dashes many years experience won't do it. They rely on Forrest Hanover(Par'gton)3.80 3.00 2.60 tforelco'W by rivals following a five-car LEONARDO — The trio of light northeast breezes. Jneeta Adlos rCamdcn) .... — 6.00 3.40 at Monticello. information from others and from the study of lose Dillon (Cowter) — — 2.80 crackup last Friday and a subse- Berny Dupree, Vic Grossinger The emphasis was on keeping Also: Lady Discovery, True Jessie, 'FLOATING-HEAD* Freehold's first post is set for and Mrs. A.D. Cushman, Jr., films, to find out what was going on in areas he spinnaker full and drawing in lampaon Knight, Fireman, Foot Doc- quent meeting of officials re- 2 p.m. Daily double windows will tor. SPEEDSHAVER sulted in a cash fine and warning captured the laurels in a 36-hoIe where the ball was not. If you can train your- ight air. A light weather Genoa 1— r»re nj 1 m.l TJlOB. off 4:45. shut 15 minutes earlier. lib also was tested. nay Crenil (Crook) 3.80 2.BO 2.60 WITH ROTARY BLADES to the fiery Rochelle Park mixed tournament at the Beacon self to do it partially, you'll not only enjoy the rlaco Denlsan (Conrad). — 380 2.80 Hill Country Club here last week- While the American sloop was [Ins Julia Cobb (Oakley) — — 4.SO star who had won two ma- game more, you'll qualify, in fact, as something of Also: Va) Hartley, Yankee J. H., * 'FLOATING-HEADS' jor races the.preceding weekend end. :utting capers in the bay, the Jerry H., Jim Blaze. Klanchen. hug every curve of your face Field Trial ustralians' blue-suited crew 8— ra™ O 1 1 m.l T-J:08.1 off 5:11. but not at the stadium. Dupress also had low gross of an expert. tox Pick (Abbatiello) 9,20 4.20 2.40 * FAST, CLOSE SHAVES with the tournament with a 75. William, worked feverishly on small de- )anny T. (Farrlngton) — 3.40 2.40 Denying Kemp a big victory In Marlboro As for Miami at Pitt tomorrow, I'm casting }arllns; Kxprcss (Gonoa)..,. — — 2.20 no pinch, pull, Irritation Fenwick and Dave Starr tied for tails on their beautiful white Also: Kiihlastadt, Seacoast, Mattle have been Jim Lacy, with three second with 77s. a home-fires vote for Mike The Panther over Hur- sloop. JcKlyo, fllses Sister, Thythrn kid. * SPLIT-SECOND CLEANING to his credit; Jim Hendrickson, Is Sept. 22 •—I"»cp 03 1 m.i T-J:0IU off S:3B. through pop-open *id» vents Albert Stern won the low net ricane Gus- They installed a new jib head- Uttle Katie (Abbatlello)..,7.60 4.40 4.00 who scored his second last week, MARLBORO - The Eastern prize with a 78-10-68. second Ur Boot (Hathbone) — 5.80 4.20 and single winner Bob Dini and tay and worked on the towering, ;aptaln Mlsslo (Vlrag) .... ~ — 3.60 German Shorthaired Pointer Club position went to Eugene Badgley RED BANK BUSINESSMEN'S Cecil Gatfntjr 20T, Jack Hectat 214, Also: Adlo Elkington, Hirdy's Beau, 90-foot aluminum mast, slightly Poplar Eden, Third Rail, Flaiey's Al DeAngelo, all from New York, with an 83-13-70. W L Les Stevens 203, Pat Rlccl 214, Frank will hold a Shoot to Kill Practice Beesley 220, Stan Savage 203. Bubs: altering the rake. They sawed Star. and Ridgefield Park's Don John Daniel's Men's Shop .1 O 10—Paw* C3I 1 m. TI:I1 off B;0l. Trial at Topanemus Farms here Low gross for the women Sal'a Barber Shop 3 O Burn! 228. Joe Hobko 222, Pete Petro and chiseled on the decks for 207, Gil Boyer 200, Ray Pearcs 213, light Invader (Hoblnson)26.00 B.40 4.60 Stumpf. Saturday, Sept. 22. ended in a tie between Mrs. Red Bank Roofing 3 O Junny G. (Shllesl . _ 7.80 3.60 Sal'a Tavern „ 3 0 Mot Bhulman 201, Ed. Klslln 202, Ray ome four hours and it was well Len Duncan, Tony Romit, SUOEIO 216. led DOK (Karrlngton — — 2.60 The trial will be open to all Cushman, with a 47-45-92, and Love Lane Tuxedo's 3 0 after lunch before Gretel got Also: Hal Jay. Hen,low Yankee. S.-im HOME Mario Andretti and Bobby Albert, German pointing breeds in puppy, Mrs. Robert Squlllare, 46-46-92. Marx Bros , 2 1 lone, Rebel I^inil Peter. Express Girl. Stephen J. Gross, Inc 2 1 A, H. BUSINESSMEN'S (Summer) away on a practice sail with Attendance 0,5117 — Handle 1362,1183 BARBER the all-star quartet who were Grim Construction Co. 1 2 A.H.R.C. derby and all-age classes, and W I, rial horse Vim. lrport Inn _ 1 2 1 KIT present last week, will be back will be run on planted pheasants. Brocavich Switches Red Bank Recreation 0 3 HodKklss Team ..._.H n There will be no racing Sunday It pays to advertise in The aiming at winning in the eight- Crate's Beverages 0 3 Caruso's ESBO .....31 17 Nosettes will be awarded to the "•regressive Life Ins. Co. 0 3 Hauser's Insurance , 27 21 put of deference to the archaic Register.—Advertisement. event, 155-lap program. first four dogs in each class. Post To Colorado State Shrewsbury Manor Nrsg. 0 3 Lonso'a Restaurant 25 23 rule of the conservative New Walt ft Leoi' Chsvroo 0 3 Muscle's Watermelon _...23>£ 24! Cutter ind two comb-like guldtt fit entries will be accepted, starting FORT COLLINS, Colo. (AP)— Hower-Mason Cont...... 1214 25! York Yacht Club that no cannon COMPLETE Officials of Colorado State Uni- 200 Club — Sonny Acerra 208. Bud Jack's Inn .....16 32 ovar heed of 'floating-heid' Speed- $5000 PURSE at 8 a.m. Bradshaw 207, Dennle Arnone 215, 200; Perma Cleaners 13 35 should be fired on the Sabbath. shaver. Gfva complete haircut*. Trim Further information may be ob- versity announced yesterday that Competition will be resumed BATTERY SERVICE mustache, sidebutps, neck-hair neat, 'The Washington Pace" tained from George T. Seathoff, quarterback Ron Brocavich, who CONVINCING JOB By Alan Mover Monday with races <*->.ily except N«w—Rtnlsfs—Rteharr* ly, too. Comet In handy plastic ease. SEPT. 15 this place, or George A. Jankos, quit the University of Iowa foot- vce when one side exercises its pre- DOUGLAS ELECTRIC CO. Kearny. ball team, is expected to enroll ogative for a "lay day." tl CAST FRONT iTMIT Ntrtli American Philips Cinpity, lie. in the Fort Collins school next IOM0AM, David Boyd, the white-haired HID MNK Tel. SH 7-O1M 100 East 42nd Strict. M. V. 17. N. Y.) week. £(>S£ OF Scotsman who designed Sceptre League Needs In quitting the Hawkeyes, the For the unsuccessful English chal- third-string Brocavich indicated / enge of four years ago, stood I More Entries he was miffed because he was CfiFEN n the docks, observing the Aus- THE \ not given an opportunity to play. SAY TIRF MIDDLETOWN - Men and ies' desperate last-minute prep- The 5-10, 174-pound junior frorn PACKERS, irations. GENERAL women are needed to bowl In a Freehold, N.J., will have to wait /S5//V major mixed league at Harmony one season before he's eligible to TStAT Lanes. The league will open to- play at Colorado State. FREEHOLD night at 7 o'clock: High team average of 625 is KEANSP-FRtt LADIES MONDAY NIGHT LEAGUE needed for a combine of four W We have the best tire deals MCI|IIMIUTHM0CT.U bowlers. Kemaburg National B*nk 3 JAM Hardware 3 tO RACES DAILY Teams interested are requested B ft W Auto Body Mlddletown1 Pharmacy in town ... bar none. Easy POST TIMK 2P.M. to contact Joseph Voza. Genttle'a Market Keyport Cleanen DAILY DOUBLE NFL DRAFT DEC. S H. Wasierman A Son .. Pay Terms...expert service MlN.ri anttr IS «•! MmitlM. Ceansburit Bowling ...__.. rntktU,RJ..nm Inta I mtta tirttll kNEW YORK (AP) - The Na- iavnt'a Oio l Burnenerr -.. tional Football League will hold Buses direct to track W. T. Grant—Mlddletown 0 its annual draft of college play- HIGHLANDS COMMERCIAL LEAGUE leave Red Bank-New . W L York Bus Terminal ers in Chicago on Monday, Dec. HlRManrii Lions 3 O 3, commissioner Pete Rozelle an- nvaden 2 1 12 noon; leave Eaton- >FW Post _ 2 1 town. Main St., 12: IS nounced last night. American Lerlon Pojt 1 1 tint Sea Skill 2 1 P. M. The date is two days after the lahlers Trimmers 1 2 close of the college season. Highland! Reo 1 2 Eedlar Roofing M 1 2 W« Cany a 670x15 Team No-—. 1- 1 2 Connies Cleaneri 0 3 BLACK 200 Club — John SclorUno. Jr. 211, Full Line of plus tax Thomal -Mahler 209. Harry Mahler TUBE TYPE 207, George Johnson 213, alfh«rt Ven* No exchange tlmlglla 202, 201; George Kooj 240, Dutch Boy Paints RENT A CAR or Oeorft Kranlt 215, Itobert Watera 202. WOMEN'S COMMUNITY CHURCH • FREE MOUNTING USAdUE Sycamore Lanea KIMMERLE PAINT CO. W L • FREE SAFETY CHECK TRUCK from HERTZ 8L James 2 2 1 (On the Parkins; tot) Red Bank MelboOl.l 1 2 1 Red Bank Presbyterian 1 „.„ 2 1 20 White St. Red Bonk U-DRIVE . . . Coll Trinity Episcopal „... 2 1 Authorized Dealer Red Bank Presbyterian 2 2 1 MIDDLETOWN GENERAL TIRE CO. Congregation Beth Shalom 2 1 PR 5-1515. CS 2-3299, SH 7-2121 U 8. Embury Methodln 1 2 TeJ. SH 7-1129 Shrewsbury PreshyKrlan 1 2 Rt. 36 & Ave. D Fair Haven Nativity 1 2 FREE DELIVERY Leonardo St. Jamea i . 1 2 81. Anthony _ 1 1 LUGGAM Red Bank liithodlst 2 1 2 Ope* Every Friday Night 291-9291 Open Daily 8-6 IM Club — Helen Any Ul, Barbara Tsager 182. Stpt. li, 1962 RED BANK REGISTER POOI MAM'S Monty Ward, '90 Years Young, \ The Advantages Of \ Uses Past to Accentuate Future A Large Stomach EATONTOWN — Want to take but fast But first they wanted for soft lines, was judged for hav- a step bade into history and seethe customers to know how ing worn the most humorous cos- ly HAL IOYU how wstoess, once small, grew things were 90 years ago. It wastume. Miss Elaine Honkonen of big and continues to grow? for the buyer that the staff put lingeries appeared the most orig- Boyle J..A. Daynard, manager of on a show last Saturday. inal. Department managers ap- NEW YORK (AP)-One of theOld men like to lean on it with Montgomery Ward's at the Mon As the 90th Anniversary Sale peared as Keystone Cops. Sport- most fascinating possibilities life their elbows while they tell you mouth Shopping Center, and hisgot under way last Saturday, ing goods picked up first prize, affords a man is the ownership their troubles. ' staff of employees have brought there were contests for individual $100, for being the department of a large stomach'. Everyone you know takes a per- back the past in a big way. employees, for departments and best decorated in the Gay 9Q's It opens all doors. sonal interest in it, and usually They will have customers know for customers. Workers there co- theme. Next was the children's It silently says, "I'm your bud- greets you with such remarks as, that the store is 90 years operated 100 per cent. department, awarded $50. Shoes dy. You can trust me."' 'Well, it ain't getting any small- "young," and is still growing, Paul T. Tyree, merchandiser was third with $25. There «re tha starved few who er, is it?" Among the customers, Joseph go through life celebrating the vir- I guess when you get right down to it, a large stomach is the Thompson, 577 Joline Ave., long tues of the counted calorie and the DAILY CROSSWORD snnaa Bases pleasantest of all forms of wealth. AGBOS9 4. Anger 22. Per- aaesa amsaa Branch, was "high man" for sub- slender waist. mitting the oldest (1947) MW cat- Your friends would rather see it 1. A step of 6. King plex- arnaa amaa These lonely rigors ,they can a aeries 6. Mist ing alogue seen. He gets a radio. on you than on them. 7. Hard, dark situ- an as na A. D. Lyons, Sea Girt, handed have, and welcome to them. To 6. Outlets me the possession of a large They don't consciously envy you. 11. A chaplain: wood ations aJHSH inkewich. hardware manager, and, the Keystone Cop, H. W. McDaniel, the mer-safely the double pleasures of cap- 39.Rowdiness 21. Garden M. Capital italism and socialism. ery fat man is a thin man "trying 38. Yearning tool of Peru 40. Poem sion. Customers also had the chandise manager. Corn is in the background. to get out There is some truth to 39. Roman chance to try their skill on the You have a feeling it belongs this remark on some days—par- magistrates 2 3 T famous old "bicycle-built-for to you, but everyone you meet ticularly when a fat man is con- SO. Orate A two." feels it also belongs to them—al- fronted with a long flight of 83. Grinding II X Now, Ward's has begun the PTA Tea though they don't go to the trou- teeth Today's Binliwts Mirror: stairs. 'A push for its first 100 years in ble of carrying it. 88. Service IS *• But it could be said with prob- station business. That will come along Welcomes That is probably the most strik- ably equal truth that inside every. "give away" "Ab in 1972. ing thing about having a large <«• fat man is a thin man enjoying 88. Living Business Is Good, stomach—the sense of mutuality himself. 89. Punctuation IT It l« Teachers it engenders in others. His blubber serves as a protec- mark % Girls in the office can't keep tive sheath against the shocks of fit. Coats with so at 'A 14 Bnai Brith RUMSON — Five new mem- hoarfrost 'A'A But Just How Good? bers of the Forrestdale School their hands off it They love to a rude world. ; 42. Sixth VJB. 0.9 16 *» teaching staff were honored at anpat it. Children like to play in the In a crowd, most people instinc- President To Install afternoon tea held recently by shade of it on hot, sunny days. tively realize a fat man needs 4S.A drink a* a* the executive board of the Parent more space and they give It to to the bride V/, Dawson by SAM DAWSON Teacher Association on the him. Even If they push against and groom to SI On Sunday V/A school's patio. him it is only his fat they crowd. 44. To make AP Business News Analyst ment in manufacturers' profits. County Heart Inside him there is Ms thin shape- drunk IS 37 They are Mrs. Ruth Lawrence, NEW YORK (AP)-Business 1: Most of the statistics show busi ly uncrowded self, (aughlng at 'A'A good and improving. Or business ness improving. And yet most of Mrs. Maryann Manganello, Mrs. DOWN Association life. He wears a portable wall » isn't good enough and that spells them fall short of earlier hopes Louise Moline, Miss Lois Platter- against all outside Importunity, a LA pin 'A» spiel and Miss Beverly Browne. for meat 4( 4a trouble. It all depends on your expressed In official quarters. barrier of being. Fat doesn't '// point of view. Also honored was Mrs. Patri- To Elect wound easily. 3. Ethiopian •4- That's the rub. This falling short laka 41 About all that everyone has tohas caused much of the queasi' cia De Santis, who returned to LONG BRANCH — Twelve new There is a final advantage to 8. An Increase 'A admit is that, over all, conditions ness in the stock market, uncer- Forrestdale after a year's leave members of the board of trustees having a large stomach. At buffet aren't bad at all and that a lot oftainty in corporate boardrooms, of absence. i of the Monmouth County Heart dinners it provides an ample people did a lot of unnecessary and consumer perplexity. Mrs. Lawrence, who formerly Association are slated to be shelf to eat a meal from. worrying. Yet the figures show personal taught in the United States De- elected at the annual meeting Though doctors may cajole him Bridge Column The end-of-summer figures pop- incomes are higher, profits have pendents' School at Camp Zama, Wednesday in Fitkin Hospital au- into dieting it away, he always re- ping up almost daily aren't too increased, jobs are at a record Japan, received her bachelor of ditorium at 9 p.m. members it with fondness—the high and retail sales are up. science and master's degrees time when he cast a bigger It is often correct to lead a much help, because either side They are Dr. Stanley Edeiken, THE HANDS can quote them to bolster it Plans for the fall season are from the University of Hawaii. Long Branch; Edward Farry, shadow. high card to start a finesse. If She is teaching the seventh grade your high card wins the trick, point. But some of the figures an mostly on the optimistic side. Ex Keyport; Or. Lome Irwin, Nep- Korth dealer a surprise, such as the improve- at Forrestdale. you are in position to repeat the Neither side vulnerable pansion and modernization pro- tune; Mrs. Richard Klein, Allen- finesse immediately. Still, lead- NORTH grams are being announced with A graduate of Duquesne Uni- hurst; Dr. Michael LaPorta, West Middletown Ing the high card may cost you • Q J 3 2 fair regularity, and some by in-versity, Pittsburgh, Pa., MrsLon. g Branch; Mrs. John Living- a trick. VAQI4 Asks Study dustries that only a few weeks Mangello came to' Forrestdale ston, Avon; Dr. David H. Lukens, Call Area Declarer finessed with dum- 0 8 x back were complaining the most from the Parsippany-Troy Hills Belmar; Dr. W. F. Judge, and of slack times, the profit squeeze, my's jack of hearts at the first WEST EAST Township School. She is teach- Mrs. Joseph Stanley, and George trick, losing to the king. Back •9873 *K Of Railroad foreign competition, and poor ing a second grade class. Meehan, Spring Lake, and MrsEnlarge. d came a heart to dummy's queen. 5 10 98

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STOP/ NOCHILPREM 2IP WORKS ..:'/T!S- so DON'T flTOLO 'YOU SRAIMWASHED BY BEST ON I GOOD oa .TO DRESS N YOU'RE 6ROWM UP TV ARE SCHNS TO YOUR DIRTY / //AMOS/" ENOUGH TO TAKE TOMORROW/? PICK mrSOPP! • IRONING CARE OJF.YDUR „ .SOLLY OWN IRONING. ICAN DUE NOW 20-Fiiday. Sept. 14, 1962 RED BANK REGISTER ANNOUNCEMENTS TRAVEL • TRANSPORTATION AUTOS AND TRUCKS AUT08 AND TRUCKS AOT0S Am TRUCKS •PATS * ACCfSOMS LOST AND FOUND WANTED — Girl la Jtnr Koomouth BAMBLXK — mMOBB neon, tsro- im BUCK COMET WAGON — Hills,US* rpRD — Two>4oor. AOTPS AND TRUCKS AUTOS AND TBUCKS utt would lik* to itt* arita mmi door. BxeeileM .condition, sew tins, beater. txiamtAt, irmmmJMlon. matic tall t*nrJL£J*- cm USED BOAT CLEARANCE — £ra»;i l -white V ZOBSL-? Tna* «MB, *_.— front leg. Answer 1»» CHEVROLET — tU-CjOMtt. V, Oaf CnX, to •mtxtr. IMtt A LARGE SELECTION OF VtUWt — Ttmi-iow baitttov ton El CaoOoo pick-up. A raw ear.V JMHUH — 1«- Cfcrti CrtA _ -- ~ . ' Hill Rd., . mobile to, Plm Be Cbrrsltr. Power brake*, power peer- luu c&bM, ta wtttf. ___ HVfl» BH HIM «i«r e p.m. Sept. 2Kb. Will (tar ing, i^tUo. beaUr. Lotted. SltelleM Buiu Bit*, Portia*. IK Bros* Ut, J 1M0 CMJEVROUrr unptia woveruWe JUd fcufc. MI 1-SU0- •33 TSVBt&t — Hi.Tr.ttf. OtH LOST — CM, nine montb», ro«J«, ttfcen llcf. Cwa puff. iiiMJu O» i-a)ii. GUARANTEED V-8, automatic. 2UW0 mllu, mint aell, ISM OflUMMOBOJS CpHVEBTIBLE 7X BAHBOUK — 110 h-J>. from 8PCA September 9. Grsy and AUTOMOTIVE lllne*e, U.U6. Bare $400. CA 9-3721. UN TUVKDERBWO ___ - with whtt* tor, power steering and white, «ii toei each paw. Handsome r«. Power steering, power wUNtamL wltfte Kordbcrs;, . . • ward. Please call 787-0766. 1933 GMC PICKUP — IU0. Call after •if New tint, new top, low mlle- Also Urge Mtectioo of USED CARS AT YOUR AUTHORIZED AUTOS AND TRUCKS 7. walls, radio, beater. J2.100. SH 7-llU. asje. On* owner. .OS 1-0241. from IT to V .-•• • SH Mid AUSTIN HEALBT — 1B» 100-«, ex- PUBUC NOTICE '«2 AU8TIN HXAUBT SPRITE - cellent condition. Cell before 6 p.m. ©usty rose, one owner. 4,000 mll«j. 1954 0LD3M0BILE — Hydramatlc. ra- 291-083*. MOBIUE HOMES DODGE, DART, AND white walls, tonneau cover; J1.750 or dio, two whltewalls. new teat covera, REMINDER — New anil unregistered test oTler. SH 7-4826. front floor mat 1250 or belt offer. 8ee JEEP — Four-wheel drive, station wax- BLUE WATER residents of District S. Stiddletown anytime at 1S3 Ocean Avenue, East on with liydrsullc snow plow, over- itUBUJI BOMBS • Nsveslnk River Rd. lo McCleei Rd.. 856 STATION WAGON — Studebaker, Keaniburg. sized wMUwall now tires, radio and COMPACT LANCER DEALER Bownft Rd. tr. Ivinpn Hwv.. 81eepv 295. 1957 CHEVROLET — Bel air beater. Perfect condition. Can be seen Used an, IOWD MARINE, INC. Hollow P.d.'. Xlglit registration 7 to 9 iport Coupe, 1693. 787-2S05 after 6 p.m. 3 FORD — Two^Ioor sedan, good at GEORGE'S AMOCO. Newman Sew > T-jrear flnanctni 700 Ocean Ave., Be* Bright, If. /. p.m. Ht tlie Fairviciv fkrirjol. Cooper tJres. radio, heater, standard trans- Springs Rotd. opposite A*P. S891 Will R0BH1N8 VilXB Rd . September 17. Shorehllls Republi- •RANSPORTAT1ON -»• 1835 Bulck. re- mission. EH 7-Z785. trade. BH 1-0089. Pbone 201 '642-0001 can Cluti *'" enlly overhauled, 1300 firm. Call O8 TRAILER BALBS. INC. "S76. STATION WAGON — 1957 Ford, two 1954 FORD — Four-door station wagon, RouM U0 BobblntYllIa, It J THOMPSON — «' runabout Merrorr new tlrei. muffler. Runs good. $425. dependable transportation, pused In 58, 25 h.p. Fan. What a PUT! mo. AUTOS AND TRUCKS 960 PLYMOUTH WAGON — Nine-pas- 842-2875. , . JU T-Uit FRANK VAN SYCKLE, Inc. eneer, wholesale plus 10 per cent spectlon August, *195. SH 7-3305. Call U 2-28W. 1962 CHEVROLET—Impala convertible, vallable until September 15. 08 1-2876. 1949 CHEVROLET — Four-door. Good TRAILER for sale. 8>x35', air condl- SEAMAN OUTBOARD — Jersey Speed power steering, power-GUde. wbtte transportation tloner, washing machine, metal canopy. 962 CHEVROLET — Impala corivert- walls. 5,000 miles. CA 2-1553 between Skltt. 1962 Mercury 70 tp. AU 'perfect. Over 50 Years Selling Automobiles tale. 409 n.p., (our-speed. Low mllnge. SH 1-M21 In excellent condition. 264-14M or see 4 p.m. and 7 p.m. 55 Brookslde Mobile Court. Hazlet on SH 7-4518. , IH 1-1601 1958 WILLYS JEEP - Four-wheel. FC 1881 RAMBLER AMERICAN — Radio, Rt. 35. after 3:30 p.m. CHRIS CRAFT — 1961 23' sklf» Ranger 14? W. Front St. Red Bank SH 1-1296 150. snow plow. S1ZO0. Or exchange for model, like new, 122 hours. Custom AUTOS AND TRUCKS heater, automatic transmission. Good small car. WH 5-1821. 1961 NATIONAL TRAILER — 56x10. fitted galley, ice box. sink, etc 165 condition. $1,250. Call SB 7-2619. three bedrooms, washing machine and h.p. Seats ten, sleeps two. Head and MERCURY — 1958, four-door hardtop, air conditioner. Call BH 7-0674. 1953 FORD — Pour-door. V-8 radio new tires, battery, seat covers, paint all the extras you would want. Freshly and heater. Mechanically A-l. »150. U 1 painted and in water, less than 11 "OK" Uied Car Specials job, automatic KB 1-0299. 1958 LIBERTY LANCER — 48'xlO , 2-2645. furnished or unfurnished. Two bedmonth- s old. Large stern seat. Call Ml 1961 PONTIAC CONVERTIBLE — Ex- 2-7390 Newark, N. J. or SO 3-3207, 195T CHRYSLER SARATOGA — Two- rooms, one extra large; living room, '61 Chevy Monza ceptionally clean. Power, radio, beater, kitchen. Plot available at Shorefaaven door hardtop, white, all power Including whltewalla. 8H 7-0799. THOMPSON — 21 ft SkKf Twin. 40 '6') lJo-lge Station Wagon EXECUTIVE CARS windows, excellent condition. After 7 ^k. Hazlet. N. J. CO 4-3125. h.p. Larka with generator, galley with '59 Ford I-dr. Hardtop p.m. CA 2-7495. 1959 SIMCA. SPORTS COUPE — $695 electric refrigerator. 20 gallons water, LOOK.. '62 (Chevrolet 4-dr firm. Call for appointment. 52 gallons gas. Head. Sleeps two. Fi'U '59 Plymouth i-dr. Sefl. Hardtop, Full Power 1955 FOUR-DOOR PONTIAC — Radio, 8H 1-1478 BOATS ft ACCESSORIES canvas, many extras. All new, 1M0. '55 Clie\y 4-dr, Wagon heater. One owner. Call after 3:30 p.m. J2.830. SH 7-2573. '61 Chevrolet Mr. £11 1-8213. 1955 FORD VICTORIA - "5V Chevy 'J-il r. Hardtop er, good condition. MARINE SUPPLIES 22' CHRIS CRAFT Cavalier. Entirely '57 Chevy ll-clr. fii-.!an Hardtop, Full Power 1955 CADILLAC ~ Blue Fleetwood, ex- 787-2930 Everything For The Boatmaa New cellent condition. 3550. Call flberglased. Bleeps four. Mooring in- LOOK.. '57 Ford 4-dr. Snlan Jersey's largest marine supply house. cluded. OS 1-S697. - FOR SALE — 1962 FORD ECONOUNE OS 1-1870 Evinrude Sales and Service •5g Chevy 1-ilr. Se.ian '61 Corvair yv\m Pickup VAN. 101 h.p., low mileage. 15' BOAT — Fiberglased, In water, 3056 FORD — Two-tone green, radio, SH 1-7217 THE BOATMAN'S SHOP '56 Kont 2-ilr. lUnltop '61 Chevy V, ton Panel heater, automatic transmission. Good 24 Wharf Ave. Red Bank J125. 16' Cape Cod, u U, S! Hrm. FORD FAIRLANE — 1960. six. stand, OS 1-1567 alter 6 '56 Plym'jlltli Oinvertibl* Low Mileage condition. LI 2-3528. Reasonable. SH 1-5780 ard transmission, radio, better. (950. 28' KINO BKIFF '55 Ford Station Wagon '58 Chev. Sta. Wagon, 4-dr. 1855 CHEVROLET — Sedan, excellent After 6 B.m. LI 21356. Open Sundays and Holidays condition, low mileage. |350 or best Ideal for aff-shor* fishing. LOOK.. 55 P'ord 2-dr. Sedan RAH. Automatic. S cyl. • 9 a.m.-l p.m. 842-202* offer. OS 1-0017. 1859 CROWN IMPERIAL — Black, 51 Old! !)8 Idr. whitewall tires.- A-l condition. Fully 14 FOOT boat. 30 h.p. Mercury motor, 28' OLSEN SPORT FJSHTRMAN, Hy- Trenery Chfevroiet 1957 CHEVROLET — 1%-ton pick-up. electrified. S2.15O. 291-B581. trailer. In water. 1250. Call CO 4-25S9 ing bridge, outfitted completely. 2ZS Others To Choose From! Clean car. Rassas Bros., Pontlac, Red after 6 p.m. h.p. Gray marine, two to on« reduc- YEAR-END SALES and SERVICE Bank. EH 1-51S0. 1851 PONTIAC — Runs good, hydri- tion Prlca 15900, Call LO S-6325 or 158 1st Ave., AU. Highlands malic, radio, heater. 175. BAROAIN — Any mat you wut to LO 6-2634. ' . -y., - 787-0007 10M GRAY FOP.P — Four-door. OS 1-2803 own. L

FACTS OFFICIAL 1962 CLEARANCE 100 Newman Springs Rd. SH 1-0910 Red Sank

• FAIRLANE • FALCON Thunderbird FORD• GALAXIE YEAR-END • COMET • METEOR You're Always A Winner MERCURY • MONTEREY SALES CARAVAN When You Buy An YOUR MONEY GOES LINCOLN CONTINENTAL "ALL NEW 1962 BUICKS" FURTHER TO BE SOLD OK USED CAR When You Buy a Quality Imported Used Car From Continental USED THIS MONTH AT CIRCLE CHEVROLET! QUALITY IMPORTED AUTOMOBILES FREE BUICK DEMONSTRATIONS '61 AUSTIN-HEALEY, white and black leather. CARS BY FACTORY REPRESENTATIVES ... Deluxe Roadster, R/H, wire wheels $2195 FABULOUS '61 HILLMAN 4-dr. sedan, wire wheeli, R/H, BIG SAVINGS '53 RAMBLER Wagon 195. automatic $1295 "58 PLYMOUTH Convertible 495. END OF THE YEAR '61 BORGWARD 2-dr. sedan, blue/red dWmon. '57 PLYMOUTH 2-dr, Hardtop, P-Glide . 595. ON No mileage, full guarantee $1495 '58 FORD Custom "300" Fordor, standard trans. 650. Special Buicks • Full Size Buiclcs "61 VOLKSWAGEN sedan, R/H, black $1575 '58 FORD Custom "^OO" Fordor, FOM 695. '57 FORD Fairlane "500" Fordor, overdrive 695. '61 VOLKSWAGEN sedan, red, R/H, w/w $1575 Wildcats • Skylarks SALE... "57 FORD Fairlane "500" 4-dr. Hardtop, FOM 695. '60 VOLKSWAGEN Sunroof sedan, R/H, '57 FORD Convertible, FOM, P.Steering ' 795. Convertibles • Wagons . Arctic blue $1395 '60 OPEL 4-dr. Station Wagon 895. OPELS NOTE: '60 HILLMAN Convertible, black/red, low , "59 MERCURY Montgomery 2-dr., Mercomatic 995. mileage, new tires $1195 '60 RAMBLER Deluxe Station Wagon 995. '59 FORD Custom "300" Fordor, FOM, PS 1095. Don't Forget To See '60 VOLKSWAGEN Stafion Wagon $1650 FOR THE '59 FORD 6 Cyl. 4-dr. Ranch Wagon, FOM 1095, '59 VOLKSWAGEN Sedan, blue $M50 The New '60 FALCON Deluxe 2-dr., standard trans. 1095. '59 VOLKSWAGEN Sedan, red $1150 '59 FORD Galaxie 4-dr. Hardtop, FOM 1250. BUY OF THE YEAR 1963 CHEVROLET.... '59 VOLKSWAGEN Station Wagon $1495 '61 DODGE Lancer 4-dr. Sedan, automatic 1250. FRIDAY, SEPT. 28th '57 BORGWARD Station Wagon, low mileage, '60 F,0RD Fairlane "500" Tudor, FOM 1250. DRIVE THE green $495 '61 FALCON Tudor, Standard Transmission 1350. '59 FORD Country Squire S.W., FOM, PS 1395. "56 OPEL Convertible, black $295 '61 FORD Galaxie Victoria, FOM, P.Steer. 1995. CAR OF THE YEAR '56 MERCURY 2-dr. H.T. Sedan, Merc-O-Matic $350 '61 MERCURY Hardtop, Fully Powered 2150. FOLLOW YOUR FRIENDS TO '54 CHEVROLET 2-dr. Sedan $195 '62 FORD 4-dr. Ranch Wagon, Fordomatic 2250. Most Models and Colors in Stock '61 MERCURY Commuter 9 Pass. S.W., Full Power 22'*!' CIRCLE CONTINENTAL 30-Day Warranty Bank Financing BOB WHITE BUICK, INC. CHEVROLET CO. CARS, INC. ENGLISH Authorized Buiclc - Opel Sales and Service » ONLY QUALITY IMPORTED AUTOMOBILES 325 MAPLE AVE. RED BANK 163 MONMOUTH ST. RED BANK Newman Springs Rd. Red Bank SH 16000 AGENCIES SH 7-4545 SH 1-3130 SH 1-6200—OPEN EVENINGS SH 7-4500—Open Evenings Since 1904 — MONMOUTH & MAPLE, RED BANK iSlllilSilililiaiiBIHHIWIiilliaailiiBiJilllllllllll'iliillfBlBBII!! •USMBS NOTICES HELP WANTED-FEMALE HELP WANTEO-MALE BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES FOR SALE APARTMENTS RED BANK REGISTER-' Friday, Sept. 14, 1962—21 WOUAH — <____>« an* irodiic, oca KXW SHELL Mi-Tic* atom lor Hue. 4a/ «. mL Call LeonudTlUa Rd., BtltonL rictU MID-SUMMER SALE i HOUSES FOft SALE HOUSES FOR SALE Middletown Septic SB HJ44 tnisJc>">» opportunity. For lotormilioo PAY ONLY RENT FULL TIME nil Export Hf27, l:X to 5 >a . And Pumping Co. EXPXRIEXOED elustu la/ir two ON BRAND NEW AT inornlnn a wut «ur, CtU M2- DRIVE-IN RESTAORAHT OT txmnlnf Bejrtle tula tad Itttraii cln__l _m THREE-ROOM OUTFITS ] WILLIAM H. HINTELMANN (FIRM) traUt. Aiso eeJiar puzspInK. __cfc*4 by PA M, for MM, 1««M or rent. 0 "A.P.," and half hoar lessons. Lesson time only $398! Pay only $3.SO a Other apartments 4'/i and shed. Shady grounds, holly and ivy. Sandy beach. Rare offering. Box 511. Red Bank. available. Mrs. Forence^Harbaugh, 8H $69,500. 7-5149. ' five rooms. See our new five- WAITRESSES — Year-round, steady week. work, good pay. Call THE CHILDREN'S SCHOOL OF room, two-bedroom units. 842-9807 INTERNATIONAL DANCING WILLIAM H. HINTELMANN (FIRM) FULL TIME BALLET - TAP • TOE - HAWAIIAN GENERAL HOUSEWORKER — Steady CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOL tf.C.S.) Member Multiple Listing Service Job for Intelligent s.irl or woman, Live Small Classes Individual Attention FIELD FURNITURE Westwood and Bath Aves., In, good salary Three school age chll- Of Scranton, Pa., will select and train SPECIALISTS IN CHILDREN'S FIELD PART TIME Iren, some cooking and cleaning. On a field service representative for this Limited Number Accepted Long Branch bus line. References. Write "A.V.." area. For interview, call or write Mr. Theresa Nagel OS 1-3538 7-11 E. Front St.. Keyport, N. J. Box 511, Red Bank. C. E. Mathews, Director 2 Broad COMMERCIAL RENTALS FURNISHED ROOMS Street, Bioomfield. Pilgrim 8-7300. STORE HOURS: CA 2-2030 LADY WITH CAR — To collect de- MERCHANDISE LODGE! ROOM for rent. Center o! linquent accounts. Must spend 20 hours town. Gould be used also for oftlcr weekly with good remuneration. Write GUARD FOR FREEHOLD AREA — FOR SALE 9-6 Monday thru Saturday ALPINE MANOR SALES CLERKS B.D.," Box 511, Red Bank, giving ipace. Approximately 2.400 so,, ft. Wrltr r call after 5 p.m. MOTEL - HOTEL ital statistics, education, etc. 727-0818 9-9 Thursday and Friday LODGE' Kox 511. Itfft Bank. Big Paint Discounts THIS IS YOUR LIFE floomi, wlnitr rat PI. Maid lervlen. CASHIERS AND SALES HELP — Full MAN* — Who desires permanent posi- JFFICEB FOR RENT — Cenur ot and part time, day and night hours, town. Iltat turnlahed. Call testHurant, Cockinil lounR-?. Hot*. tion, some experience In hardware and All the ingredienls of prestige liv- ooms. 815 p?r wpek. Motel roomi Day or Evenings Anply ladles and children's department, retail sales, call SH 7-2222. Inside, outside paint. Over 3500 colon BIG TV DISCOUNTS SH 7-1100 ' ATLANTIC 8UPERAMA, New Shrews- Special—Gallon white $2.98. Gallon La- ing in a magnificent waterfront vprlooking river »mt ocean, TV, S25 er week, nt. 36, Hlghlandi. B72-17T3. ury. KENNELMAN — Excellent working tex, (3.49. Wallpaper discounts. S&H HIGH TRADE-IN BONUS — Console setting on the lovely Navesink STORK FOll RENT — On WhlU BL, conditions. Good salary. Apply In wril- Btaraps too. 8H 1-7003. TV's, portable TV's, Reconditioned Bank. Call Company Benefits EXPERIENCED WAITRESSES — Over River can now be yours. Red SU 7-1100 21. year-round employment, excellent ng to Box 93, Eatontown, N. J. "Rainbow" TV & Hardware TV's, TV repairs. SH 1-700S ELDERLY PERSONS BOARD opportunity. Must apply In person. How Bank offers an enviable upper (Across Acme LoO Broad, Red Bank "Rainbow" TV & Hardware WAYSIDE RESIDENCE, West Park ird Johnson Restaurant, Rt. 35, Sllddle- EXPERIENCED route salesman for income environment and Colony HOUSES FOR RENT Vve,, Waysldf. Brand npw ranch bullri- :own. linen supply. Man between ages 25-30 27" CBS~Televfaion let! Mahogany. (Across AcmeJLot^Broad, R*d Bank ng- All meals, laundry and care. Call with high school education. Good salary, Like new. Best offer. CA 2-7562 after House keeps pace with a glow- :__ 1-9893. GRANDWAY GENERAL HOUSEWORKER — Plain union scale. Call or apply at Garden 5 p.m. ANTIQUES — ~An(i~aBsoriecf household ing assortment of luxury features .ION MOUTH, BEACH — FlVV^ocma, :ook, five and half day week, sleep in State Towel Supply Co., 211 Edwards goods. Gold curio cabinet. Deacon's iirnialied. Tile bath, oil-fired hot wa •LEABANT ROOM — Bu«lneaa women, referred. Good salarv, pleasant sur- Ave., Long Branch. CA 2-0372. • Dt'»k, chairs, lamps, love bench; Rush bottom chairs. Pine tables, that are true keynotes of el ,er heat, Oarage. June 15. CA 2-2018. Ight hotifipkropliiR. walking diitanc* to oundlngs. Call SH 1-3H8. seat, odda and ends. Reasonable. CA etc. Old glass, chirm, hrlc-R-brac, Air own. Cflll SH 1-5275. DISCOUNT CENTER conditioner. Power mower. Manv other egance. HOUSEWORKER — Reliable woman TV REPAIRMEN — Full and part time, 'J-6992. JEVEN-ROOM HOUSE — Immediate experienced only. Apply Sclalfa TV, items. '77 Svcamore Avenue*. Shrews poaseislon J150 a month. HOLSTON for one day a week. Call after S p.m.707 Broadway, West Long Branch. PORTABLE MSHWABHER — Type- bury. EH 7-2018. % room apartment at $175 per 787-0127. writer desk, chain, dishes, odds and iVATEKBURY. Realtor-Insurer, 16 W. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE TWIN' month, 4V4 room apartment with Front St.. Red Bank. 8H 7-3500. State H'wy. 36 Keansburg REGISTERED NURSES — Year-round SALESMAN-Aee 30 to SO. knowledge ends. No reasonable offer refused. LI CAKMAQB — Thayer. Like of building maintenance and Improve- 2-0279 after 3:30 p.m. new. two baths at $225 per monlh. V^ HOUSES FOR SALE losltlon, excellent earnings. Alt shifts. SH 1-2; .IANY FURNISHED and unfurnished Write "A.J.," Box 511, Red Bank. ments helpful. Must have car. Salary HAM GEAR and mfacellaneoui parts. advise prompt action. -entals tn all sizes and prices. Ella draw against commission. Phone Mr. Used radios In need of repair. Anlennai 'lltshlr* Agency Realtors. HBO Ocean Reid, PR 50708 for appointment. and assorted hardware, Lathes, welding SALE vi-.. Sea Bright. N. J. 8«-*H»4, Open* *UMS0N •— Handyman's special. TELEPHONE CALLING HELP WANTED-MALE equipment, assorted tools, electric drill, ALUMINUM COMBINATION DOORS COME AND SEE leven days. .iving room, fireplace, dining SALES COUNSELLOR — No travel. Jigsaw, Bkll saw, grinder, fluorescent Two glass Inserts, one screen, weatlv Expanding territory. Looking tor appli- entrlpped, complete, ready to hang. [OLMDEL RANCH — Thre» bedrooms, oom, sunroom, kitchen, three ALL YOU NEED IS A PLEASANT lights, assorted light bulbs and rack. FULLY AIR-CONDITIONED cant between 30 and SO years ot age - Desk, shelves and benches. Vacuum Nothing extra to buyy . Call today, replace, twociir garage, spacious edrooms, bath, on busline. No VOICE. WB WILL TRAIN YOU. DAY LOOKING FOR A married, presently employed-college uuds. Phone 940.4411. OR NIGHT WORK AVAILABLE;. cleaner. Refrigerator. Ladders. Etc. CA graduate. Salary plus commission. Will 2-7660. $ ON-SITE PARKINS arage. $12,000 Apply Employment OHtc« GOOD JOB? pay 11.000 si month It you quality. Call ' Installatio$23.8n Optiona8 l . •AIR HAVEN COLONIAL — October J SH 7-1U46 between 9 and i. SH 7-S0O9 THREE-PIECE MODERN living room, ccupancy. Entirely renovated. Two WMS0N — Compact three-bed- BAMBERGER'S between 5 and 7. custom made slip covers unit draperies PROWN'S COLONY HOUSE rgti bedrooms, one iirlail, l'.a batlit, Local outlet ot national electrical unit to match, limed oak end tables and room, two-bath ranch on seclud- 32 Broad St. Red Bank Bit 1-7500 ,rge uvlng-dlnlng room, modern kltch MONMOUTH :ompany who haa never had any ELECTRICIANB WANTED for house lamps, kitchen let. Best offer. 946-4287. IN RED BANK i, basement. Unfurnished one year ed half-acre plot. Living room, itrlkes or layoffs In Its entire hlitory. wiring. Large housing project In Mat- KCT^FffiNDrB^ir^LONir ease. $135 per month. WM. HALL DOUBLE BED — Mattress, box apring And plush hardshell cats, 1150. FA 1- dining room, Kitchen; hot water NEEDS 10 MEN. awan. New Jersey. Call 215 WI 5-4071 and frame, very good condition. ]tei ll 1-7CS9. WOMEN -r- Interested In Interior dec- after 0 p.m.. 122 N. Riverside Ave. orating Held, part-time sales with nn- Must be able to get along; on appro* lonable. 671-1B28. loiVRRN RANCH -- Three bedrooms, i! heat. 12'x3O' swimming pool, lmately >95 per week to start. Ages TRADE IN your old rurnituro with no SHadyside 1-5556 tlonwlde custom drapery manufacturer BARBER WANTED •verslzeil paneled kllchen, large living ilayhouse. between 19 and 35. Call OS 1-1370. down payment and Ret a new parlor iom." One block from school. Four •elllnf to consumers In Monmoutti Coun- Call after C:30 BRING YOUR ROLLERS or dining* room set at sale prices. WH Adjacent to the delightfully Reduced to $24,800. ty territory. AH applicants applying OS 1-2404 NEW WINDOW SHADES 11am Lelf Furniture inc., Hwy 35. .lies to Llly-Tullp. 1110 per month. must have general knowledge of drap- Put on while you wait. Any size up Middletown. 811 1-3213, open • v_alng« charming Molly Pitcher Hotel 87-3482. _j^ •rlei. Reply stating complete qualm- EDITORIAL ASSISTANT MAN — Watted for work In evenings. to largest picture windows, Free rust- till & pi m. roRTAllPECK COTTAGE^ Living *UMS0N—Estate area. Modern cations P.O. Box 652. Red Bank, N.J. Recent Journalism/English major; Must be over IS. Apply EATONTOWN less eyelet, free crochet shade pull FRANK H. TAYLOR A SON, INC. oom, tlrepace, kllchen with dining anch on V/2 acre plot. 24' living SALESGIRL — Full or part-tlmp, knowledge of type, engraving, etc., DRIVE-IN THEATER, after 7 p.m. Custom made shades, scallop or fringe, TOP SOIL ItEALTORS Lrca, four bedrooms, bath down. Good long-established merchandising trade an any type. Prompt delivery. Free From (arm to you. Lawna graded and oom, fireplace, dining room, perlence not necessary. Apply In per- TWO CARPENTER^ d two carpeiv Managing Agents . Garage. No small children. Be- publishers; mail resume. Post Ex- tors' helpers, alteration work. Call after measuring service. Convenient terms. seeded. OS 1-01C3 after S p.m. titchen with dishwasher and din- ion Twlggs Men's and Boys' Shop, hnfie & Commissary, .3 W, Front. mrlty deposit, references required. MlddletOwn Shopping Center. 6. SH 11144. PROWN'S SPLIT HAIL FENCE genulnt Chest, 125. LAWRENCK J. SCHILLING. np; area, three bedrooms, two MALE MECHANICAL ASSEMBLERS— nut $2.75 per full 10' section fspctlor DEAL'S ONLY " AND EXCLUSIVE EALTOR. 16 Spring Btreet, Red Bank. PART-TIME — Shorthand, stenogra MAN — To do general work in Red 32 Broan" St. Red Bank SH 1-7500 APARTMENT BUILDING led baths; attached two-car, ga- pher. Inquire "A.R.," Box 511, Permanent employment. Assembly of Bank hardware store. Write lull Infor- two rails, one post), cam anrl car- ill 7-4121. _____ scientific equipment. Best of working PICTURE WINDOW UNIT — 7'6"x4'2". ry. Delivered. 52.P5 In 10 necllon or Spacious - Beautiful age. Reduced to $33,900. Red Bank mation concerning yourself to Mr. Jay, Ttiree rooms, one bntli. L™i8TubT>~TwKLUNO — Three conditions. Some experience necessary. P. O. Box 205. Red Bank. Complete screens, sash W0. Window more loin. ItfiJ Bank Lumber, 9 Wall ledrooms, hot water oil, lease, no pets, CLEANING WOMAN — Two or thre< Apply Stephenson Corporation, 55 White lash 2'8" x 3'6", $10. Pine cuplward St., SH 1 5500. Seven rooms, two bathn. (115 monlh. Furnished Cape Cod days a week. Must have own car. Re Ocean front with private beacli. Avail Road, Shrewsbury. ESTABLISHED sales route available 110. Hotpolnt electric stove, 530. SH 7- ANNOUNCING THE ARRIVAL hree bedrooms, three baths, two-car JOHN L MINUGH cent references required. 842-19S0. for man with car and phone. Must be 4MS after 5 p.m. ablo Immediately. Call Superintendent (arage. until May 15, 1963, 1175 month. DELIVERY MAN — Driver's license, neat, presentable, and willing to work. OP THE LOWEST COST KE 1-1360. DOMEStlC HELP — Houseworker, J50-S60 week ^OLDSPOT — Refrigerator, 9 cu. fL, DOUBLE-MANUAL 1KNNIB K. BYRNE. Realtor, 8 W. REALTORS - INSURORS Opportunity for advancement If you tlver Rd., Rumson. 8i2-1150. •leep In, general housework and Ironing. LINEMAN — Electric light and power qualify. Call OS 1-3177 for appointment. 550. FrlRldalre automatic washing ma AL1, TRANSISTORIZED ORGAN ,ONG BRANCH — Two-room furnished Call SH 1-8749. M.60 hour chine, 525. 842-2352. partment on ground floor, private en- •URNISHED BUNGALOW — Port Member of Red Bank SALESGIRL — Must have dress aho| MOLDING machine operators, will BUSHES — Rose of Sharon for hedging $479.95 rance, all utilities included, |70 per ilotunouth, Oclober 1 to July 1 occi Multiple Listing Service experience. Pull or part-time. CAMEO trnln. $1.50 hour HELP WANTED-Male • Female or ornamental Fine, full, mature. monlh. CA 2-M49. nncy, Supply own utilities. $65 m^nth APPAREL. 665 Hwy. 35, Mldtllctown. PANTRY STEWARD — 5 years experi- Special fall sale, 6 to B', SI.60. 5' to o rellaMa tenant. Msrla Patricia Noll, ence. $125 week COME IN. IIEAH THEM. THY THEM TWO FlIRNISHF.n APARTMENTS — Iroker-Owner. DA 50828. 35 Rumson Road Phone 842-3500 EDWARDS EMPLOYMENT AGENCY " 75 cents. BH 1-7150. Overlooking Snndy Hook Bay, All year WOMAN — 3H5 years or age, lo worl STOCK CLERKS — Part-time. Executlve-Sales-OItlce-Oomestlc MUSIC TOWN full time In card shop. Call In person, $1.30 hour Sincerity and ability with high etnlo LAWN MOWER—21" reel type. Jacob- 600 Hwy 35 Mlddlltown round, all utilities, modern hath, Cou 'IVE-ROOM HOUSE — Anil bath. Sea 65 Broad St., Red Bank. SHEET METAL HELPERS — Preci- Resume - vocational guidance services son Manor. Good condition, J75 firm. 671-1160 iles preferred, available September 1. rlKhl, rent t'.OO a month. Call after sion work electronic parts $1.60 hour 60 Broad St. SH 7-0577 Red Bank LI 2-2C45. 872-9741. H11144 e are exclusive agents for the COUNTER GIRLS — Experienced. Rood N.J. STATE EMPLOYMENT SERVICE hourly pay. Apply NEW JERSEY WOOD GUTTER BALE — I"i6" x ran BKACH — Klve-room sale of a five-room bungalow with 48 East Front St. Red Bank BAHB EMPLOYMENT AOENUY HAMMOND ilom length. Regularly 50 cents per SPRING VIEW GARDENS SPORT SERVICE, Atlantic Supcrama, Qualified Personnel For Quality Orders 28313 SPRING ST. mst\ bath, hent, hut water, Cnll a(te NO FEE CHARGED running; foot, now 27 cents per running CO 1-0308. _ hoi water heat, located at 91 Shrewsbury Avenue, New Shrewsbury. 210 Broad Long Branch CA 2-4747 ORGAN STUDIO foot. Cash ami carry (slightly weath- DELUXE — Four anil live two-bed, MAN —• Stock and delivery work, over room apartments. Spucloua throughout Hfai-LANDg — sTx-TooraTlToviie ~twte Bank Street, Red Bank. This COOKS—Live In, S50-SGO week 18. Carroll's, 28 Bmad St. ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY OF ASBURY PARK ered). Will deliver 100" or more. UED COUNTERGIRLS — Restaurant experl BANK LUMBER. SH 1-5500. Available September, Octoher, Novem fully (iirnlihedi two-car K^r^Ki'. Hep- house is in excellent condition. Red Bank Every order & applicant our specially USED ORGANS ber. Adults. For appointment pleas once. $1 hou 12 Broad Si.. Red Bank SH 7-3494 temher 15 to Junn Iti. %\1f> plus heat. The heating system is one-year DAY WORKERS — Experienced VOUNO MAN — With car, from Middle- Hammond Extra voice $500. Tfr call SH 1-5672. FINLAY AQENCY. 8720100, REAL OPPORTUNITY OPEN for ex- Hammond Chord Organ 8-8 — 595. idjustable chair, like new. Call old. Heirs of an estate have $1.25 htmi town and Ret! Bank area, %06 per week. OS 1-2129 THUEF.BEDROOMS, Hath upstairs, 11' MAIDS—Live In or out. J45-S5O week Steady employment, no layoff. Repre- perienced real estate person. Highway Wurlitzer Spinet Organ ..._._. 623, TI1UKE ROOMS — Furnished. Befori authorized us to ask $10,000 for mutllple listing office needs help with Conn Spinet Organ _ „ 695. 12 or after 6. call Ing room, dining room, kitchen down ?'">'• WRAPPERS—40-hour week $M sentative of nationally known company FAMILY SWIMMINd POOL — Com stairs. Full cellar, oil heat. SH 1-507 Also many openings for qualifier! TYP will Interview N. J. STATE EMPLOY- walk-Ins and phones. Good leads go- Hammond M-3 (blond) _... 795.plete 12'x3', $85. Gas refrigerator, $25 8H 1-8372 this attractive premises. Any of- Ing begging. P. O. Box 20S, Middle- ISTS. STENOS and SECRETARIES. MENT SERVICE. 4B East Front St., SALES AND SERVICE gas range with heating unit, MS; babj THREE nOOMS FURNISHED — Avail fers will be submitted however. N.J. STATE EMPLOYMENT SERVICE Red Bank. Monday, Sept. 17. 1-3 p.m.town. N J. RENTAL. AND INSTRUCTION carriage, tl5. 291-051)1. bedrooms, three tiled baths, living roo 48 East Front St. Red Bank able Oct. 1. Near all tnmsportatlo ADJUSTERS AND TESTERS—To work Open Dally Till 9 — Saturday Till 5:30 Call after four, BH 7-4724. . [(replace, dining room, acreened pore NO FEE CHARGED NIGHT CLERK—Mature, dependable. COMBINATION hydraulic barber and game room with fireplace. Kitchen: two Steady position, good opportunity. Muat on small electro-mechanical products. COOKMAN AVE. AND MAIN ST. facial chair, 332 Oceanport Ave., Ocean, WEART-NEMETH LEGAL SECRETARY or experienced be (rood with figures. Howard Johnson Immediate openings require experience port. FOUR-ROOM — Furnished apartment car Riirage. $200 monthly. JOHN L. secretary willing to learn legal work. Motor LodRe. Highway 35, Middletown. with measuring instruments and small PR 5-9300 Adults only, centrally located, nea] MINUGH, Realtor, phot,** 842-3500. AGENCY -Call SH 1-70OO between 9 a.m. and 5 Apply in person after 4 p.m. hand tools: Training program Is pro- MOUNT VERNON — Cherry droplea 1MI HOTPOINT AUTOMATIC WASH- transportation, No pets. SH 1 •2725;_ HOUSE —"Unfurrliflhcd. Vnd ihinila C«p« Sundays. Apply In person. Plaza Lunch- apply. Please come In person to SPI- OS 1-080S ier sets; sterling souvenir demi on yearly lense. IUJSSKM, M. BORUB eonette. English Plaza, Red Bifnlt. WAK FLQRIST, 99 Avenue ot Two tasse spoons; five-piece sliver tea and anil second floor. Second floor fur. Cod, threa bedroomi, two btthi, flri- MERCHANDISE WANTED hed. No pels, adulta only. All utlll \OKNCY. 000 River IW., Fnlr H»v«n. place, Karaite, nice landscaping with Rivers. Rumson. TYPING AND STENO at home. Will coffee service; while marbletop com- 511 7-4632. ' WAITRESS — Apply In person, Mark's mode and others. Cut, colored, art and lea. SH 1-4170. trees. Convenient Little Silver location. Diner, Highway 35. MECHANIC'S HELPER — Must have pick up and deliver. Call WANTED 512-1761 • milk glass. Bric-a-brac, china. Tin. 11SB1) ORIENTAL RUdS UVEfiFlioNT'~B"u_KHKXl> . SANDV Near Red Bank. |22,30O. Middletown tools. Apply In ocrson Maurice Schwartz wood ware. Call us when selling. Th* APARTMENT — Furnished. Two room Dill 7U-720O 4 Sons, 141 W. Front St., Red Bank. RELIABLE WOMAN wishes to take CHINESE AND PERSIAN nil bath with all utilities. Available 3KAC1I — c:npe Cod cottage, three WILL TRAIN WOMEN Interested In Matthews, 115 Broadway, Key port, CO FRIEDMAN OALLEIUES Iclober 1st. No pell. SH 1-21)21. nrpe bpflroom., 2'4 bnths. Piny room PH.1I.IP I. BOWIR- * CO. lontf term ' employment. Full benefits. AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC — Must care of children in her home. 157 4-1446. basement, tfeautlful river view. Oc- Maple Ave. SH 7-2609. Will board. PR 4-3143 Evenings CA 274B Real Kitate Sines 1894 AopVf STAR CLEANERS & LAUNDEK- have experience and have tools. Apply RRAND NEW — Three rooms, beautl. tipnncy 1st of October. $200 per month • XRS, Myrtle Ave., Long Branch. person Maurice • Schwartz & Sons, COMPANION AND HOUSEKEEPER— IANOS WANTED—HIGHEST PRICED fully furnished, all conveniences. Sea n yrnrly lease. RUBBBIX M. BOHUS WALTER 8. OVKnTON 141 W. Front St.. Red Bank. AID. CALL H. TENZER, 308 MAIN iOKN paj*tment of local concern. Must be WOMAN ~"w7sh7r~l7on.nB~"in~ leconrl floor, threo bedrooms, one bath, ' nest, dependable and accurate with SHOB SALESMAN — For specialized home. Call MASSAGE EQUIPMENT - For rent Estates purchased and apnralsed. SH PAIR HAVEN — Two bedrooms, llv- or eale. Frea delivery. SOUTH JERSEY T-2003. The Hudson Shop Inc.. Oil utached garage. Rasement. Rear figures. Reply in own handwriting stat- children's shoe store. OLIVER SHOES, 741-3263 ng room, kitchen, gas heat, separate >orch. Threo beautiful acres trees and EDNA M. NEHER ing age, experience and references to 90 Broad Street, Red Bank. SURGICAL. SH 7-2814. t>road St.. Shrewsbury. jntrance. 128 Hance Road. SH 7-1689. TYPING AT HOME — Woman ca lowers, on pond, secluded, quiet, yet UCENBED REAL SBTATB BROKIIJ '. "A.D." Box 511. Red Bank. BARTENDER — Young married man SHRUBS — Flowering Quince, Welire- OLD FURNITURE — Antiques, china, transcribe dictaphone beiti if machim lve minutes to everything. $250 per ARJ_I3~HOMfi^-~INIJUHTRJAL 8ITC8 GIRL FRIDAY for small office In Red35-40 years, hotel-restaurant background Is supplied. Any type- of typing we lla. Kosah Hug, Mock Orange, Alba, glassware, art objects' and brlc-n-hrac. 'URNlfJIlED --• Living-bedroom, kllrh' nolilll. JOREP1I (I. McCUE, Realtor, desirous of becoming a bartender full come. 842-2120. Splrea Billanll. Many others, 3"-6', ten Immediate cash for anything and ev- m, batli. redecorated. .23 Oakland 8t., IO_Jtldge_Rrl_842.OH4. HOLJJDBJIJ—COLTS NXCK Bank. Pleasant, good shorthand, typing, lor $5. 0(6,4733. ted Bunk, nfler 5. diversified duties. Salary open. Write time. Apply Glbbs Hall, Fort Monmouth crythlng Ruscll'l, 25 East Front St., MARLBORO-FRSEHOLD AREAS Officers Club between 3 p.m. and 6 illDOLETOWN AltEA — Ranch house, Klvlnc references, full particulars Earp ST. JAMES BLAZER — Two uniform!!, SH 1-1093. IEA BRIGHT — 4% large rooms, fur- Dutch Lane Rd., RD l, Marlboro tabs. 20 West St., Red Bank. p.m. Tuesday through Friday. liree bedrooms, two bnttis. living room. SITUATIONS WANTED. Male three blouses size 7, $12. Baby crib, $10. lluhrd, newly dpcoratetl, gas heat. 842. Ire place, kitchen, dining area. Oil P.O. Box 325 Playpen. $10. camel hair coat, size s. BOOKKEEPER — Somo experience. PAINTERS — Must be experienced. 1225 Saturday, Sunday. Ired boseboard bent. J1G5 a monlh. HO 1-4151 • Btibmlt resume. Write to "A.T.," Box Call HIGH SCHOOL B07 — Reliable, ex- S10. Box clothing worth $100 for $10. PETS AND LIVESTOCK M6S551 or PA 2-21)37. perienced, desires work after nchool SH 1-1884. EATONTOWN — Four rooms, bath, MALL HOUSE — SHREWSBURY — 511, Red Bank. J 946-4275 and week-ends. Call evenings. 8H 7' •ET PONY with cart, laddie and nfurniHhed. garage, yearly. Heat, hot MMEDIATE OCCUPANCY—Sli rooma. .lHMX Somo caah refjulrerl. Home or MATUR_TwOMAN — Experienced. To GREENHOUSE MAN — Steady all FLOWERING^SHRUBS — Evergreens 'ater supplied. After :i. I.f 2-0*10. rRe, lop nr#-n. Asking $100 per «nd golden arborvltae. pink mimosa arnesa. vt'stment. UKDDKN AGENCY, SH 1- manage local bookstore. Give resume year-round position. Ptense apnly in nonlh. BH 7-3000. IH). and salary desired, write "A.W.." Box person. SPIWAK FLORIST, 99 Avenue trees, pachysajidra, Ivy and creeping MA 3-9248 PARTMENT .- One Slock from Bll. Red Bank. of Two Rivers, Rumson. myrtle. 872-1193. OEHMAN SHBPIIKRI) AT BTUD - To rnntl Street, 185, Telephone BH 1. g rnornTiTining IWVOlilC LINCROI-T — An excellent FINANCIAL oom. three bcdroomi. two baths. SIRS y for family who requires large ASSEMBLERS RIIOP MAN for bench work and assem POWER SlF5p DnWlTlt Motlel M5 with approved females only. Champion sired 9500^ attachments. Coolerator electric stove. Red date Farm's BMlz. Preussenblut iCIIANCK AOENCY, nraltorfi. B Lln- ooins, security and safety for outdnor TUBE MOUNTERS bly experience in making Instrument BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES IGHLANDS — IHtt month. FurnlVheit •n PI., Red Bank. BH 70M7. lay. Two-year-old ColonIB 1 split; not Will consider girls with experience on boxes, spray painting and gas brazing. Romlngton-Ranrt four-drawer slerl file and Oxnabruckerland blood lines. Call >r unfurnished, utilities supplied. Call cabinet. Reasonable. Call LI 2-0372. 3H 1-O0D5 after 4:30 p.m. it> usual run of the mill type, but one Instruments, light assembly, use of Permanent Job for a good man. See or Interview. 872-01*12. TlTli~iEi7ECTION~OF~RENTA_8 - 1th Imagination and charm. For tn- tweeiers. Must pass dexterity test. Sal- Stanley Olsen. GARIN CORP.. Neptune CHESTNUT GELDINQ _ 10 handi, E>*urnUhed ind unfurnished. Immed AMBITIOUS ito occupanc> Bamtiel Telctier Agency tance: ID' cclllnga In hallf, dining and ftry 180 weekly. City. r Be your own boas LUCITTTHOUSTPATNf" schooled hunter. CONGO'S RIDING 'HREE-HOOM apartment, batn. hoi ving room, four hedroorm, the a mall- ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY Save $1.55 a gallon SCHOOL, Llncrurt Farm or call SH 7- i-ater. refrigerator, stove, JIK) per 3ceanport Ave. Oceanport. Call or dial 1 PART-TIME HELPERS — Prefer men Run- ft Gulf service station, Newly ac- ,1 2\V*l or LI 2-3501 at lielnit 14x11, Extra space for bed- It Broad St. SH 7-3494 Red Bank with shift jobs. Belford Roofing & Sid-quired station in a growth 'area. Adja- Regular $8.50 per gal. Sale price S6.95. 5257. iionth._Adulla only. 787-0652. uoin and hath If required. All-purpoia COOK — And do downstairs work, live ing Co., 110 Ninth St.. Belford. cent to new Shop Rite: By Dupont. Free delivery. PROWN'S. JNFURNISHKD • - Three-roum garag* 195 to $125 per Month K)iu. Competent appraiiert agree Us 32Broa£ St.,__Red_Bank. SH 1-7500. WESTERN IIORBE — Bay geldlnR, ex- In. Call Rt. 35. Hazle,t. N. J. cellent pleasure horse. Call evenings or ipartment for couple only. Call (.'A 2. THE BECRG AGENCY oriii nutre than the aaklng price; 2W-0638 REAL ESTATE 8ALESMAN — Excel- No experience necessary. Qulf will train U Ulddletotr tUWW^'i^O^iai for appointment. lent opportunity for qualified person PIANOS^8aviT~$200~or~more off Usi weekends. HO 2-6776. ltH3 for appointment. you and pay you while training. Excel- price, brand new 88-note connole pl- ; os l-iooo ASSEMBLERS — For electronic equip- to become sales manager. SH 1-1420. lent opportunity for right man. Som nnos. 10-year guarantee!. Come iee, GERMAN SHEPHERDS — AKC, two• rmNIsilEij~STUDib — Pleasant hill- T7rifE^-_r__^ROOM ranch in ment Light Interesting work. Experi- RELIABLE""MAN — Frozen food ex- financial help Tor qualified person, save. Rent, option to buy. Tenxer'i unusually fine specimens. Remarkable l! location In Atlantic Highlands. Alt ;e]for APAltTMENT — Very rlvllejii'H and privacy. Perfect for Antiques Wanted MATCHING bahy crib, chlfferobe, torn- 5, Clirrwood. LO 6-556B. ilce and clean, modern kitchen. All nil decorated. • Five rooms, (13,100. Fuel Oil-Heating atlng. General Contracting, fully In •hool teacherB. 201.IKI71. If no answer ,.W0_ca5h. Call 842-11)01. ^_ Old Dolli guns Jewelry, cut glasi •ured. Twenty years experience. Free plrte with mattress, good condition. -ADRADOR RETR.EIVKR~~ PUPPIES >r!vate. 05 Herbert 81., P.ed Bank. furniture Ulvll Wnr hnoks. Appraisal! FUEL OIL & HEATING—Call 6H 1- estimates. EII 1-9491 after 6 p.m. A. K. C. Sevi n weeks old. 6"NO~BHANCH~~—~I"urnl»hed~apart- NO ~DOWN~ PA YM ENT made. Oilman. 8H 7-1111. 0610. Oil Delivery. Inc.. Service A 612-3608 ICE -- Clean single room, convenient IB monthly pays all In this lm ma cu- 20 8TORM~WIND0WB— Doors. ecfeenT lents. Four rooms and balli. Heat )catlon, 71 Wallace SU. Bales. 3 Herbert SL, Red Bank. Studio couch. Wicker table, utility table, nil water supplied. CA 9-1553. te three-bi-droom Cape Cod In New Plumbing and Heating baby bed. Desk vanity, throw rues. •fARE — 15 hands, JO yearn, hunter, SH 7-10OS Appliance Repairs ihown. J400. Welsh pony. 12 hands, Ihrewsbury. Fenced-ln yard, attic (an. "A 8-3599. iKA BRIGHT — Three-room furnHheil ,KI> BANK — Large, room for business IIHI redt'cornted. SH 1-76.16. MR FIXlf REFRIGERATION - RONNIE KEEGAN — Plumbing and en years, gentle. Jumps. Must sell pnrlment. first floor, yearly rental Home Improvements heaUng oil burner aervlce. 21-hour *HJ-8852. __ - Near trnlns and buses. Ample Washers, dryers, air conditioners, any FRENCH PROVINCIAL TABLE~and " month plus utilities. Call at 1012 Ing. HI! 1-lSofl after ft p.m. lI>I>LE'roWN ~^~Brick.~Uiree bedT household or commercial appliance. WORKING MAN'S contractor—Alter- •ervlce. SH 7-1627. wlnK chairs. Call nmi, two tiled baths, den, modern Service charge only 13.50. Call 2Qt- SH l-0fi25 :OLLIE PUPB — ~8abTe~and tricolor OW WlflHES (COMPANION' — In l chen, with dlihw'RHliur, cedar closet, atlons, additions, palntlne. masonry thamplomhin utock. Raited with chll- HE TERRACE APARTMENTS--Flve 5710. 1110 High Ave., Union Beacli. nnri all those Unit fobs. Evenings LO Radio and TV Repair TWIN high poster bed rramei, ma- ren. SH 1-7710. .inKP for room and board In house. ill tiled cellar, attached two-car ga- 6-17H. l duplex. Available Oct. 1 or l!>th. OS l-or/-*,1 after II p.m. ipe, large corner lot. 126,000. Call APPLIANCE REPAIR and Installs- A-Z Radlo-Televulon Repair Serv- liogany, (30. ill 7-3069 or SH 1-18MI. >vner all 7-5713 before noon or after tlon Residential and commercial wlr ice. Prompt. Reasonable. 50 Mon WH 6-4821 U'O SINOLE BET>li(>OMS~ i'Tivatc Inj Allen Electric 811 7-0012. Call KWI.Y DECORATED _. 2';. room fur- ve. moutrj SL, Red Bank. SH 1-7S.'>3. BABY CARRIAGE — Full «lze, excel -. I'nll Insurance 842-2905 ilftheil apartmiMil. AITOB.I from I-'nrl 111 i EK • B E TmoO MS — Livln R room ent condition, S2S. Phone JomnoMth Hmldtal. 138 Main Street, OH M7fl» Auctioneer Roofing, Siding and Insulation 291-1SG6 BlftD~DOO PUPS — Registered Eng- llh henmed celilnR, dining room, ABILITY - SERVICE . Dependability pointers, top field blood. CA D- Iceanpnrt. . . .ARCF. MODERN FURNISHRT) ROOM ichen, basi'mcnt; garage: lot 50x135 B a. COATS — As eiientlil Auction when you lnsura your HOME. AUTO. Iniulailon A Siding Corp. Certified 1'YI-EWRITERS. AUDJNG macninea •HREE ROOMS"-- Furnished." Private vlth full private bath. Plenty of closet ow taxes, price S12.T00. LO 6-2549 or Appraisal 8errlca "anywhere." 289 yacht, outboard. Insurance through Johna-Maovllle contractor PR 6-840' pace. Nice location. Near 1ms line. ,0 6-4M5. ; All makes new or used. Guaranteed 1AME9E KITTENS ArtnrabieTs«lT ntrance. Convenient to station. First Norwood Ava., Deal. Fhont KElloft ARM8THONQ AGENCY. 8H 11500. or Adam Llnzmayer 291-0302. Low as »25 Serplco'a. 101 Monmouth 4 baths. One bedroomsbd , bathbth, livinlii g room, dinindii g room, kitchen, basement, *wc windows at the low, low' price of $25,900. kitchen exhaust fans, individual thermostats and storage rooms. wooded acre. Prestige area. Newly listed at $27,900. * $12,000. RUMSON — 40-ft swimming pool, sparkling, lighted and filtered. OLDE SHREWSBURY ONE-BEDROOM UNITS $140 TO $145 LITTLE SILVER COLONIAL. NICELY LOCATED, OLDER HOME! French fencing, 20 big trees, charming four-bedroom stone and shingle colonial. Den, mirrored dining room with corner cup- First time offered -be the first to inspect this comfortable two- TWO-BEDROOM UNITS $175 TO $180 High on hill. View of surrounding area. Four bedroom*, tare* boards, fireplace, two-car garage. $32,400. Offers Invited. story home. Features entrance foyer, 23-foot living room with baths. Living room, dining room, den, kitchen, laundry, basement, fireplace, separate family-size dining area, ceramic tiled eat-in Bounded on two sides by beautiful trees and having no public four-car garage. Transferred owner asking $42,500. . CUSTOM-BUILT SEVEN-ROOM COLONIAL — Three double bed kitchen, three bedrooms, two tiled baths, basement and garage. roads, peace and quiet are assured. This project is only five min- Hot water heat. Early possession can be arranged. $26,750. utes from the heart of Red Bank, five minutes from the Navesink MONMOU1H BEACH - BEAUTIFUL ALL YEAR HOME, DI- rooms, den, dining room, screened porch. Dishwasher, Crown RECTLY OPPOSITE BEACH CLUB. Modestly the finest offering kitchen, large garage. Asking $22,900. Taxes $489.60. river and 15 minutes from ocean beaches. A PLEASING VALUE - RIVER VIEW RANCH in area. Living room, dining room, den, modern kitchen, pantry RIVERFRONT — Dock, attractive newly painted colonial, eight Attractive brick and frame structure. Appointments include four MODEL APARTMENTS NOW OPEN and laundry. Five master bedrooms, three modern baths, two rooms, oil heat, wood-burning fireplace, spacious porch, secluded twin-size bedrooms, two full baths, family living room with fire- servants' rooms and baft. Spacious rooms throughout make for grounds,' acre plot, many trees. Asking $35,000. Taxes $776. place, formal dining room, large deluxe eat-in kitchen, delightful SEVEN DAYS A WEEK gracious living and entertaining. Three-car garage, apartment above. Perfect condition. Property may be divided. Asking fun room, attached two-car garage. Asking $29,900. DIRECTIONS: Prom Broad St. Red Bank turn east on Harding Rd., leDt on RIVER VIEW ACRE — Brick and frame rancher over 100 feet Spring Bt, rlfht on McLaren Bt,, right on William Bt ana proceed directly to $55,000. long! Nine rooms, 2J4 tiled baths, four bedrooms, two fireplaces, EXCHANGE OR TRADE YOUR HOME A property. den, hobby room, two-car garage. Estate area. $31,950. ($10,000 for this Colonial style home, only two years old. Comfort and mod- RUMSON - OLDER COLONIAL — MOST ACCESSIBLE NEIGH- below reproduction). ern conveniences combine to make this the home you have always OCCUPANCY OCTOBER I AND NOVEMBER I BORHOOD! Near Boro bus, churches, all schools area. Center dreamed about. Four bedrooms, foyer, formal dining room, spa- hall, living and dining rooms, four bedrooms, one bath, kitchen, 804 River Road Fair Haven, N. J. cious living room with fireplace, full basement, two-car garage. porches. Low taxes. $15,000. SHadyside 7-4100 A-l condition. Priced at $28,500. MANOR EAST Red Bank RUMSON — Delightfully located. Beautiful 1}A acres. Trees! Love- End of William Street ly, easily maintained rancher. Attractive living room-dining area HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE SH LI900 with fireplace, three bedrooms, two baths, modern kitchen, restful COLONIAL — Three bedrooms • with MIDDLETOWN OFFICE OFFERING: l>4 baths, attached garage.. Newly RUMSON — Don't sign on the secluded patio (ideal for swimming pool), basement,two-car at- painted and decorated Inside and out. tached garage, school buses half block away. Asking $33,900. Located In St. James Parlatt cm dead dotted line until you inspect this WHY PAY RENT? end street. Ideal for children. Our belt unusual custom-built frame ranch. Assume this G.I. mortgage for only $93 month. Three-bedroom offering In this price range. Asking THE LOW AGENCY RUMSON — BRAND NEW LISTING, BEAUTIFUL SETTING! 117,600. Large living room fireplace, spa- ranch. Recreation room, nice area, convenient to transportation RAMBLING TWO-STORY — All schools area. Distinct and differ- CROWEUJ REALTORS cious L dining room, winterized and schools. REALTORS ent. Two living rooms, dining room, guest bedroom and bath, 41 East Front Bt. Tied Bank jalousied Florida room, two bed- BH 14030 TRADE YOUR HOUSE FOR ONE OF THESE LOVELY HOMES 636 River Road Fair Haven maid's room and bath, modern kitchen, laundry room, family Multiple listing Service rooms, two baths, attached over- room. Second floor: Four bedrooms, two baths, spacious dress- FORT PIERCE, FLORIDA — Concrete sized two car garage, deep dry SH 1-4477 Open Every Da' ing room, two attics, two-car attached garage, detached sportscar block. Two bedrooms, living room, Flor- basement, attractive grounds. ida room, large kitchen, bath, storage WALKER & WALKER Member of Red Bank Area Multiple listing garage and dog kennel, approximately three acres. $65,000. and utility room, heat, garage. Three Real Value at $34,400, lots, 150" front liy deep. S13.000. Write REALTORS LITTLE SILVER — LOT OF HOUSE, PRICED ONLY $29,800. &2 Central Ave., Ocean Grove or phone RUMSON - Vicinity public m Broad street Shrewsbury, N. RUMSON schools. Reconditioned two-story FIVE BEDROOMS, TWO BATHS. Yes, this is modern too. Cen- PR 4-eon. SHadyside 1-5212 Charming Dutch colonial surrounded with exquisite landscaping, ter hall, living room, dining room, den, modern kitchen, utility TOUNO EXECUTIVE SPECIAL, frame, modern kitchen, new ho Route 35—Across from Shop Rite Market, Middletown, N. J. trees and a lovely private rear garden. Features five bedrooms •pacloul ranch In wooded section ot water oil, den, two bedrooms, room, large porch, 'another unfinished bath. Attached two-car Llncroft. Large living room, dining OS 1-2126 OS 1-3311 .. CO 4-5212 and 2'/2 baths. A very good family home on a quiet street wit! garage. Fine value. room, den, master bedroom, and two nice plot. Further reduced to $13r Member Multiple Listing Service nice environment. Centrally located to take advantage of a: bedrooms. 1H baths, laundry room, oil 500. heat, cellar. Immediate occupancy. A su- SEND FOR CATALOGUE AND MAP schools, public, private and parochial, as well as easy distanc* MEMBER RED BANK AREA MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE ms $29,000. An $18,000 5% per cent RUMSON—Economy frame bun- to bus line, beaches, etc. One of a kind. Only $41,250. mortgage* can be assumed. PAUL R. 24-HOUR SERVICE STOYKBR. Realtor, HolmdtL MH144. galow. Two bedrooms, living room, dining room, kitchen, bath, WATERFRONT WARM AND APPEALING HOUSES FOR SALE full basement, hot water oil, two HOUSES FOR SALE Stately older home on the beautiful Navesink river with deep watei Charming four-bedroom (all on the upper level) Split Level horns outbuildings, now listed at $9,000. THE BROOK AGENCY dock and a sweeping river view. Four bedrooms, Vf, baths, twe COLTS NECK — New three-bedroom with entry hall, lovely living room, separate paneled dining room, ranch. Snadou* living room, fireplace, REAL ESTATE extra rooms on first floor. A delightful and gracious home sellinj modern kitchen with breakfast bar, recreation room, 1<4 btths, DENNIS K. BYRNE dlnlhg room,' two baths; two-car at- Bank Building Atlantlo Highlands below replacement cost at $43,500. tacbed garage, acre lot. Excellent lo- 291-1717 utility and laundry. Garage. Flagstone patio with barbecue. YOU GET REALTOR-aNSUROR cation. Kklng S30.G00. RUMSON WATERFRONT Fenced yard, folly landscaped. COLTS NEOK AREA — New three- LEONARDO—New three-bedroom ASKING $18,500 8 West River Road Rumson bedroom rancn. Large living room, ranch. Gas forced hot air heat Attractive new ranch with three bedrooms and bath. Living room fireplace, bait acre lot. (16,000. 14x23 with fireplace, dining room, ultra-modern kitchen, 12x15 Phone 842-1150 BELL UB AREA — Four-bedroom Lot 90x85. Living room, dining EVERYTHING YOU'VE WANTED MORE Cape Cod. Excellent condition, beat screened porch patio, 20-ft, dock, one-car garage. Newest type locaUon, on three acres. $18,600. room, three bedrooms, modern The easy living of a beautifully maintained Ranch with attractive Member Multiple Listing kitchen. $15,400. heating with separate thermostats. Asking $24,900. living room, full dining area, large eat-in kitchen, three bedrooms George V. Illmensee FAMILY RANCH (master extra large), fully tiled bath plus full basement with pan- BUNO/ALOW — Four rooms and bath, SEA BRIGHT — Ocean and river eled recreation room, laundry and storage. Garage, two-car drive, WITH large lot. ISM down. Easy monthly Real Estate — Mortgages riparian rights. A little "gem" of Brick and frame construction, Featuring five bedrooms and tw< payments, S Tilton Ave., Red Bank. Colls Neck baths. Located on a large attractive lot in excellent location. 14x30 flagstone patio, fenced yard, excellent landscaping. Almost HOpklns 2-3172 a house on a large deep plot, new wall-to-wall carpeting included, MTDDLBTOWN — Eight room split 75x600. Build a larger house if Large living room, fireplace, full dining room, modern kitchen level, food condition. 116,900, REAL OPPORTUNITY OB 1-1934 you wish or rent this one. Two and a 14x17 paneled den. Oversize two-car garage and porch ASKING $19,200 Four-bedroom house, half acre, beat INCOME PROPERTY Middletown Village location, Immediate bedrooms, tiled bath, living room, 13x26. An excellent value at $29,800. DELIGHTFUL SETTING Drastically reduced by California own- poisesslon. Asking 118.000. Phone 946- fireplace, large sunny kitchen, er. House with two apartments, each 871. lovely enclosed porch overlook- This lovely four-bedroom Split Level home and the entire small contatm large living room, modern HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE neighborhood beautifully landscaped, secluded, yet convenient to kitchen, bedroom and bath. One apart- RIVERFRONT 1X)T — BlB'xlBO1. 335' on ing river. Reasonable offer con- ment rents lor BOS a month: other water. Monmouth Beach. 16,500. Call sidered, everything. Large living room, modern kitchen, spacious dining brlnn In B10. On bus lint, convenient CA 2-8491. area, four bedrooms, two full baths, recreation room, laundry, util- to Fort Monmouth. Taxes $295. Now RED BANK — Four - bfltfroom, tll.MO. THE DOWSTRA AGENCY, JTTLE 8ILVER — Cape Cod cottage. LARGE FAMILY SPECIAL - two-bath split level with large REDDEN AGENCY ity, top condition throughout Garage, patio, approximately 2/3 M Realtors, Member of Red Bank Area Immaculate, knotty pined, five rooms, 1 icre. Venetian blinds, refrigerator, washer and dryer included. Multiple Listing, 81 East Front St., large screened porch. Near station and Five bedrooms, Z /, tiled baths, recreation room built in 1958. Ex- Realtors — Insurors Immediate occupancy. Red Bank. SH 1-8700. ransportatlon. Call 842-1802. two fireplaces, living room, din- cellent residential area yet con- ing room, kitchen, butler's pan- venient to town. Asking $25,000. ASKING $21,500 HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE LITTLE SILVER RANCH—Five try, enclosed porch, attached ga- bedrooms, two baths, family rage. Excellent neighborhood. WEART-NEMETH room, large kitchen, living room MATTHEW J. GILL WEST LONO BRANCH WEST LONO BRANCH Beautiful view. $19,900. with fireplace, formal dining AGENCY room, two-car garage. House "The Broker Who Knows Middletown" Short of space? Th!( it the place! LITTLE SILVER — LOW TAXES easily adaptable for mother- —Three bedrooms, modern kitch- REALTOR daughter residence. Tremendous HIGHWAY 35 MIDDLETOWN en, recreation room, lovely dead- 102 WEST FRONT ST. value. $29,800. OS 1-3200 L end street ideal for children. OS 1-2917 SHadyside 1-2240 SILVERBROOK PARK Beautifully landscaped. $16,900. LITTLE SILVER — Three-bed- 24-HOUR SERVICE HOUSES FOR SALE AT WEST LONG BRANCCH room Colonial. Owner has priced HOUSES FOR SALE JUST MARRIED? KET1RED COUPLE? Member Red Bank Area this home to compensate for Tan Roomt of Luxury Walk hand In hand under a lovely rose l arbor Into this adorable- two-bedroom Multiple Listing Service necessary repairs. l /2 baths, BELFORD Every room completely finished. Thre. house, add a large kitchen, living fireplace in living room, dining room nnd bath plus a full attic and you custom models to choose from. '20,990 NO DOWN PAYMENT FOR GI room, screened porch, basement, A very neat and trim two-bedroom STANLEY K. DOWNS will have your dream home. Extras Charming two-bedroom Little Stiver DlBEOTIONSl Hwy. M to Wall Bt. (Oil Eatontown Circle) continue four-room Cape Cod with huge ex- Include dishwasher, Venetian blinds. ranch. Full buement. Large lot. Near two-car garage. Large lot, pansion attio, situated on 62x120 plot. M Wall 81. to Falrw»7 Ave., torn left on Fairway Ate. to models. Aaktng 112,500, THOMPSON * BAR- Fort Monmouth. (14.300. REALTOR TELL, Realtors. 8K 7-5600. $18,500. Its oil heated. By asiuralng modest FOR INFORMATION CALL SH 1-1200 mortgage, payment* would be only S DO YOU NEED A FOUR-BEDROOM MILLION DOLLAR VIEW from Flori- FOUR - BEDROOM, three-bath $80,20 monthly. •'Homes of Charm and Value" da room»of ttila cozy cottage in A-l HOUSE? Try these for size. 13x13, lOx condition. Two bedrooms, full base- split level. Two-car garage. Va- ^••ffllllM^ 11, 10x13, and 13x15. And there la also CLIFFWOOD BEACH SHadyside 1-1017 YOU GET... more to this home than bedrooms, such ment, oil heat. Narrow but long lot. cant, ready for occupancy. FHA an a Uuce living room with fireplace. Ideally located. (9,700. loan to qualified buyer or $2,700 Member Multiple Listing Service extra large dinlnj? room and an eat-In 1 1700 down would enable anyone* to "OUR 44th YEAR" kitchen, plus a full dry basement ready aUINEY AGENCY cash. Lots of extras included. purchase this three-year old., three Sycamore Ave. Shrewsbury for a playroom. This Is all In one 872-0001 Asking $25,500. very large bedroom frame ranch. Full ...The Service, of ranch and In Rumion. Asking KM.500. or baiement, storms, humidifier, and real- THOMPSON A BARTELL, Realtors. Evenings 812-2833 i only miuteminutess to all your needsd . LITTLE SILVER, % acre - SH 7-5600. Member of Red Bank Multiple rou will like It 37 Realtor member RAY STILLMAN QUICK OCCUPANCY — Immaculate, Listing Service shade trees. Modern split level NEW SHREWSBURY — Spacious colo- sprawling three-bedroom, two-bath This picturesque three-bedroom tlx home. Eight rooms. Four, bed- offices and over nial ranch. Three bedrooms, enclosed ranch. Grounds In excellent condition. room ranc- h_ situated o_n 100x12_ 0 lot SHREWSBURY RANCH-A home of charm, porch, flagstone patio, landscaped & Full basement with playroom. Assume- overlookinki g bab y la filletilld Witihh "breathb - rooms, 2^ baths. Many extras nestled on nicely landscaped plot; cozy liv- acre. Choice location. 4Vj per cent mort- able 4^ per cent mortgage. Asking 741-9100 taking features. Anderson sllde-a-way - drapes, plus wall-to-wall broad- . 150 sales people! gage assumption. $19,000. Call trans- J21.00O. THOMPSON 4 BARTELL, Rt. 35, 301 Maple Ave. wall In living room, modern kitchen loom, dishwasher, washer and ing room, separate dining room, spotless ferred owner LI 2-1839. Rpallors. SH 7-5600. with built-in washer. Full basement, modern kitchen, two comfortable bedrooms, Corner Bergen PI. baiebo&rd oil heat, garage, dryer. Low taxes. Excellent tiled bath, interesting Jalousied sunroom over- HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE Red Bank condition. Asking $25,750. Mort- A frame thret-bedroom five-room two* gage of $20,000 available to qual- ... An opportunity to looking lawn; full basement with recreation year-old Cape Cod located on 60x100 room, attached garage. Carpeting included in "LUXURY LIVING IN A ot. Nicely land He aped and only 313,000. ified buyer. See this lovely modest price of $18,250. LIKE PRIVACY? Then see this Vets on down, non veti $4SQ down. home today! reach a far greater DISTINCTIVE WATERFRONT SETTING" rambling Little Silver seven Lovely two-bedroom frame ranch with room rancher. Two baths, family science kitchen, located on 00x120 lot. number of prospec- DREAM HOUSE in majestic setting; luxuri- room is LARGE. Many extras. Garage. Only (14,500. No down vets, EARLY POSSESSION. Model ous (Applebrook) brick and frame ranch on Ideally placed on tree-shaded lot. 450 down non vets. ranch home. Five bedrooms, • five home buyers! beautifully landscaped acre; new wall to Just "step" from school, shop- MORGAN two tiled baths. Fireplace in the wall carpeting throughout; three bedrooms, ping, transportation. living room, full size dining two baths, two-car attached garage connect- $23,900 This five-room frame, one-family room, electric kitchen, dish- ed by heated enclosed breezeway with ther- features a full dining room, basement, washer, paneled den. Twr>car ... A photograph taken has oil heat and alts on a lovely SOx mopane sliding doors; a real jewel. $32,700. 100 lot. Full price 114,600. No down garage. Very attractive and II RUMSON. Three-bedroom honey- rets, M50 down non vets. priced low at $29,8001 of your house and at LITTLE SILVER, N. J. moon cottage, excellent condition, (Phone Your Requirements) Above homes subject to VA and FHA Three Distinguished Custom-Built Models to Choose From! fireplace, sunroom, full basement. appraisals. distributed to each Half-Acre Estates • Waterfront Lots Available Close to schools and bus. Only MAGNIFICENT EVERGREENS, MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTING velvet like lawn, irresistible $12,009 BONDED of the 37 Realtor || Hurry will not last long. charm in this picture book home. Shrewsbury Hwy. 35 SH 1-8600 Colonial Style Split Level Bi-Level Four bedrooms, two baths, fire- member offices! From $24,990 From $26,500 From $27,990 Real Estate Agency place in the 15'x21' living room, DIRECTIONS: Hwy. 35 south to Sycamore Ave., left on Sycamore A. FRED MAFFEO 26' glass and screened porch to Brinch Ave.; right on Branch (Uttle Silver R.R. Station) to BROKERS overlooking garden. A home you Ulverslde Ave.; left on Sllverslde to models. REALTOR U. S. Highway 1, Avenel will really admire and be proud ... Preferred advertis- to own. Rare gem at $27,900. FOR INFORMATION CALL SH 1-I20O IJ737 BROAD ST., SHREWSBURY ME 6-0550 ME 6-0551 ing! Stars Overhead, Valleys Below, SHadyside 1-9333 IUMSON — GOOD FOR BEGINNERS )R DO-IT-YOURSELFERS, Older bun- COLONIAL HOME. Attractive [alow. Living room, fireplace, dining Ocean and River as Backdrop I MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTING •oom, sunroom. Two bedrooms, setting. Post and Tail fence. tougnedMn third bedroom In altlc area, Stately maple trees, picturesque lasement. Oil-fired heat. On bus line, AND YET... High on a hillside, magnificently restored colonial. A I MIDDLETOWN — 8nerm>od Forett. S12.00O. LAWRENCE J. SCHILLING, brook. Fireplace in the living home for gracious, uncluttered living. Superbly propor- I Nine rooms, four-bedroom split, recrca- tealtor. is Spring street. Red Bank. room, dining room, paneled den, lltlon room, two full bathi, full base- SH 7-4121. MEMBER MULTIPLE tioned rooms. First floor has a living room, fireplace, I ment, patio, attached garage, on one LISTING. three double bedrooms, 1*4 baths, I full wooded acre, aluminum storms attached garage, basement. Im- den, formal dining room, modern kitchen with dish- and screens. Principal! only. OS 1-3374. MARY'S PARISH — Three-bed- ... You only pay washer, bath and laundry. Four beautiful bedrooms, two oom center hall ranch. New wall-to. mediate possession. Very special baths on second. Four-car garage. An acre of magnifi- RED BANK — Seven-room house, 119 vail carpeting, finished basement, large -$23,900. Shrewsbury Ave. 110,000. S. Ortelll. patio. Excellent condition, extras. 118,- the standard 6% cent grounds affording complete privacy yet only a short "— 7-4467. i;.| 00. OS 1-1237. distance to schools, bus and railroad. Reduced from "OVER 300 CHOICE HOMES commission! 147,500 to $42,500. HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE FOR YOUR SELECTION" RUMSON RIVERFRONT SHadyside 1-1017 Four Bedrooms, Two Baths—$21,500 Two-year-old ranch with 20' dock. Lovely view from large List Now! Call $34,500 screened patio. Living room with fireplace. Deluxe kitchen STANLEY K. DOWNS Picture book street, non-development neighborhood. Close Gracious Living at Its ,Very Best in Freehold with built-in range, washer and dryer. Three bedrooms. to Red Bank. Living room with dining area, modern Large Tree-Shaded Lot — 2 Fireplaces Electric baseboard heat. Attached garage. $24,900. Your Nearest kitchen, bedroom, bath and game room on first floor. Paneled Recreation Room — 3 Bedrooms LWCROFT — BMevel. Near schools. Living room 19x20, full dining room, Three bedrooms, bath on second. Screens, storm sash, 2^ baths, four bedrooms, game room, MLS REALTOR washer, dryer, refrigerator. Excellent condition. half acre plot. S24.5O0. RIVER OAKS — Split-level. Living room 14x20, full dining room, four bedrooms, 2'j baths, 13x10 family TODAY! Remodeled Colonial—Swimming Poof room, patio, plot well landscaped. Wall- to-wall carpeting. 134,900. A terrific home for the large family on a small budget Realtor and Insurer Acre of beautiful land on historic road. Excellent con- Schanck Agency dition. Trees and shrubs. First floor has wide center 1480 Ocean Ave. 842-0004 Sea Bright Realtor Red Bank Area hall, living room, full dining room, den, kitchen, powder I IJnden PI. Bed Bank Open 7 Days — Member Multiple Listing BH 7 0397 room. Five bedrooms, bath on second. Three porches, Member Multiple Lining two of which are enclosed. Pool has diving boarid, ca- bana and indirect lighting. Offered much below real SPACIOUS FIVE-BEDROOM RANCH. Entrance hall, fireplace. Dining room value. $28,000. 12x12. eat-In kitchen, den, two baths, third partially completed. Two-car at. tached garage, laundry. Close to school, MULTIPLE RUMSON OAKS shopping, boating facilities. Taxes ap- proximately WOO. (29.BOO. LAWRENCB THE EVERGREEN DRIVE RUMSON, N. J. J. SCHILLING. REALTOR. 19 Spring Btreet. Red Bank. 8H 7-4121. MEMBER, Spacious New Colonial Style Home MUI.TIPLH! LISTING SERVICE. THREE-ROOM — Co-operative apart- On one acre wooded plot, compltuly landscaped. Four bedrooms, ment S64 per month Including utltltlea. $23,000 thraa full baUis, living roam with fireplace, dining room, cuatom- Oil neat, storm and screens, fully In. LISTING DOWSTRA AGENCY desined kitchen (BullMni: OB dishwasher, oven, rune, •Udnless suiated, good location, city sewers. Large Family Home steel exhaust hood), separata dinette, paneled family room, with Waiher Included. LI 3-0892. Snpiace, laundrr (dryer Included), tbr»-zoi» hot water beat, two- 5 Bedrooms — "A" Residential Zone car garage, convenient to Holy Cross sxd Rumion Fubllo Schools. ROOM— ROOM— ROOM — Yes, here It REALTORS 116.000. Is in this 10-room ranch on nearly an acre In Little Silver. Lame living Member of Red Bank Area Multiple Listing room with fireplace, separate dining CALL BUILDER . . . E. MILTENBERGER room, den, five bedrooms, two baths, and one unfinished 20p porch. Two-car PHONE FOR BROCHURE ROWCROFT AGENCY 291-2200 xaraee. Low tax. Asking 129.800 EI» SERVICE WOOD A. ARMSTRONG AOENCY. 91 East Front Street i f Red Bank, N. J. Realtor. 5M Prospect Street. Little sil- REALTOR ver. BH 1-4500. Member Multiple List* SH 1-8700 Fair Haven Construction Co., Inc. Ing Service. "Realtors All" DIRECTIONS: Ridge Rd. Is Navislnk Av«., left on Navesink to 18 SOUTH ST HO 2-1455 FREEHOLD, N. J. Hollv True Lane, left on Hour Tne Lane t» Evergreen Dr.. right on Xvemreen to home. (Mor* Cluilfled Adi On HW Next HOUSES FOB SALE HOUSES FOB SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES F6R SALE HOUSES FOR SALE REAL ESTATE WANTED RED BANK REGISTER Friday, Sept. 14, 1962—23 —I LEGAL NOTICE—— FIRESIDE REALTY WE HAVE BUYERS • LEGAL NOTICE • WM. S. GARRISON AGENCY ALLAIRE - FARROW AGENCY Hcrncx Monmouth County'* OMtwf rU«i Esf«t« firm WE NEED nonet 8 , • . NO DOWN VETS MOXHGUTH COUNTY soncts u HZRKBT omeM tfcat 199 Broad Street, Red Bank-SH 1-M50 KCIUROOATX'S COUKT and jxjum flrat raaUcf at tha meeting REALTORS , 3 THREE Ut« Towmhlp of Middletown held Wtdnei- Maude P. Sparkes, Residential Sales Mgr. come property, see this two fami- BEDROOM UJWATE OF GEOROIC F. JBN- /4 acres wooded, spacious living We have cash and R Present and there In a balance ol S3.331.SA re- HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE • 4 & 5 Bedrooms • 2"/2 Baths Claims Against Kstntf mains In said fuml unexpended and tha • 2-Car Garage • Up to %-Acre Wooded Lots KSTATE OF LKOX R. MORFOKD sahl road lias been completed, and THIS LOVELY CUSTOM CAPE Real Estate Agency DECEASED. WHEREAS, an allotment was mads Pursuant to the order of EDWARD by the State Highway Department ot SHOREWAY WATERFRONT PRIVACY—158- COD is priced for a quick sale. BROKERS J. BROEOE, Surrogate of the County tlie Btata of New Jersey lor the Im- year-old farm-type residence with from $22,500 Very large kitchen, full dininf U. S. Highway 1, Avenel >t Monmouth. this it ay niHiie, on the provement of Old Womajia Hill Roan*. 10% DOWN — 30-YEAR MORTGAGES FOR ALL. room and three spacious bed implication of the unilerslRiieti, Anne Section 3, and there la a batanca o( REALTY CO. three-car garage on dead-end ME 6-0550 ME 6-0551 'I Morford and Daniel 8. Wefgarni, (5,04)0.00 remaining In Mid fund un> road. About 100' frontage on DIRECTION'S: Rt.» 35 corner Twin Brooki Ave., Middletown near rooms. Nicely landscaped lot. Executors of the estate or tlip »aM j expended and tlie said road hal b«en Hwy. 35 Holmde: dredged channel. Large shade Howard Johnson. LOTS AND ACREAGE Leon il. Morford, deceased, notice Is completed; and $350 DOWN-NON-VETS hereby jlyen to the creditors ot_sale made for the allowance of Com terest, costs on tho obligations li- up-to-date large kitchen, familj ments, two-car garage, Many porch, two full baths, and two STKTTER. DECEASED > missions and Counsel fees, place, sunporch, 2'/j baths. setting of mature trees and room, one bedroom, bath firsi other features. car garage. - 5 Dated: September lOlli, Jt.n. 1H63, aued to finance tho cost «f tha $21,200 shrubs. Foyer, 39' living room Pursuant to the-order of SJDWAUD J. MARSHALL BOOKER, aforesaid Improvement!, engineer- floor; four bedrooms, tile bat C. BROEOB, Burronta of the County Blossom Cove Road, Ing and Inspection costi, legal ex- with fireplace, 15' dining room, second floor. Finished cellar, two $450 DOWN NON-VETS of Monmouth, thla day made, on the Red Bank. New Jersey. penses and other expenses*, pursuant eat-in kitchen with dishwasher, MIDDLETOWN — $17,900. A rea application of the undersigned, Out MANUFACTURERS HANOVKR to Section -40A: 2-20 ot the Revised car attached garage. buy in a four-bedroom, splii ONLY $15;000 AT FIRESIDE tave Brandstetter, Jr, and Emma Lied i< TRUST COMPANY Statutes shall not exceed tlie aum ot v ON A QUIET SHADY LANE den, powder room. Five large Eiecutori o! the estate of the aald f (formerly Ths Hanover Bank) $9,000 00, and th* mm ot {3,331.8*. Charming English cottage com bedrooms and two tiled baths, Asking $27,500 — Bargain level. Recreation room. V.A dustave Brandstetter, deceased, notice • By: S. D. TALBERT, being transferred by tha Stats Is hereby liven to the credltora ot As»t. Vice President. Highway Department from th« East pletely remodeled. Lovely nev basement, attached two-car ga RED BANK—Saint James Parish Mortgage may be assumed. NO DOWN VETS aald deceased to present to the aald 350 Park Avenue. Road Section 1 improvement and kitchen and bathroom. Larg rage. Convenient to bus line Executors their clalmi under otth New York City, N. Y. the sum of 13,000.00 being trans- excellent location close to stores. wllhln sit monlha from this date. Executors, ferred by iha Stats Highway De- fireplace in living room. Frenc and all schools. Modest taxes Most attractive three-bedroom IF PRIZES WERE GIVEN fo Dated: Auiruit Uth. IM] ?,artm«nt from Uia Old Womans doors lead to delightfully seclud Well priced at $41,250 THE MEISTRICH QUSTAVE BRAND8TETTBR, JR. (111 Road Section 3 Improvement, Cape Cod. Large living room, best buys this room ranch would 7 Florence Ave, Messrs. Reussille, Cornwell, totaling (He sum ot $8,33LS8, trans- ed open patio. Dining room, fireplace, full dining room, lovely surely win. Modem science kitch Wlddletown. New Jersey Mausner and Carotenuto, ferred to tli* Improvement called two bedrooms. AGENCY en, full dining room, three spa EMMA LIED Counsellors at Law, for In ths ordlnanc* to which this kitchen, V/2 baths, beautiful land- nay Street, 34 Broad Street, Is an amendment, b» and tha $25,400 FAIR HAVEN COLONIAL — scaping, reasonable taxes, su cious bedrooms, full finished re Roselie Park, New Jersey Red Bank, N. J. aame shall be used to reduc* tha Newman Springs Road, Corner reation room, attached carport Sept, 14, 11, 28, Oct. 6 137.7 amount of £57,000.00 for which EASY LIVING Large shaded lot close to school. porch, a real buy. Executors bonds hav* been authorized. Out-sized living room with fire- Stevens, Ave., New Shrewsbury Louis M. Drazln, Seq. Section 3, This ordinance shall take Aluminum siding combined wit place, formal dining room; big, Asking $23,000. SHadyside 1-5888 $600 DOWN NON-VETS 25 Reckless Flace, ^ NOTICB etfect upon Iti passage, approval and brick makes this an almost main ONLY $15,900 AT FIRESIDE Red Bank, New Jersey MONMOUTII COUNTY publication «s provided by law, tenance free house of superl eat-in kitchen with dishwasher. EXCEPTIONAL VALUE — Fou Attorney SURROGATE'S COURT 1 Three double bedrooms, 1>4 An*. U, 31, Sept. T, li 131.3) HOWARD W. ROBERTS quality. Five bedrooms, 3 / bedrooms. Cape Cod, eight yean Notice la Creditor* to Preient Clerk baths, covered porch, dry base- Claims Afalnit Estate Bept It 127.37 baths, 25' paneled recreatio old, finished playroom, well land LITTLE SILVER NO DOWN VETS KSTATE OF BLWOOD LB VALLEY, ment. Attached garage. Many scaped. NOTICB room. Beautiful kitchen wit FOUR BEDROOMS MONMOUTII COUNTY DECEASED. NOTICI! fireplace. Over one half acre bonus features. Asking $13,000. Pursuant to ths order of EDWAIt Asking $24,900 NEAT AS A PIN and in a sol Hl'imOdATE'S COURT C. BROEO.K, Surrogate of tha Count: NOTICB IS HEREBY QIVBN that Owner transferred. Asking Non Vet $400 Down TWO BATHS residential area, we offer th Notice To Creditor* To Preient ot Monmouth this day made, on the tha following ordlnauica was introduced $37,500 Vet — No Down CAPE COD STYLE junior executive split. Features Clftlms Against Kstalr application of the undersigned, Gene and passed first reading at tha meet- EBTATE OF JOHN DOMBEK, DK vleve C. French, Bole Executrix o( the ing ot ths Township Commute* ot Monthly Payments $104 are four huge bedrooms, eat-in C8A8ED estate of the said F.lwoml LeVolley, de Ihs Towmhlp ot Middletown held FIVE-BEDROOM RAMBLER- Taxes $604.80 Price $27,900 ceased, notice In hereby Riven to tht Wednesday evening, Bept«mb«r 11, 19«2, ELLEN S. kitchen, dining room, warm spa Pursuant to the order ot EDWARD and was laid over tor tacond and Little Silver. Center hall and There'll be no more detail until cious living room, V/j tiled baths !. BROEOE, Surrogate of the County creditor* of snld deceased to proBtm FOR QUALIFIED BUYERS you have inspected it thoroughly, of Monmouth, this day made, on the to the said Sole Executrix their clalni final passage at a meeting of the HAZELTON foyer, 22' living room with fire- full finished playroom, attachec application oC the undersigned, Made- under oath within six months Xroi Township Committee ot tho Township place, two tiled baths with thin absorbed every feature, and given line Dombek, Administratrix with Wll Ihla (late ot Middletown to tit tiild Wednesday garage. Dated: September 10th, 1062 evening, September 20, 1062. at the REALTOR bath unfinished. Large, paneled VETS NO $ DOWN. it a serious comparison with annexed of the estate of the aald Johi Township Hall at 8:00 p.m., at which 13 West River Road Rumson den with beamed. ceiling, raise( other homes you have seen in Dornbek, deceased, notice Is hereb OENKVIEVE O. FRENCH time a publlo hearing will ba held up- NON-VETS $450 DOWN $700 DOWN NON-VETS given to the creditors of ssld ile< 339 Stalesfr Place, on tho same and all persons wilt be 842-3200 rear patio, two-car garage, good this price range. Just one more ceased to present lo tho said Act Kcd Hank, New Jersey given on opportunity to b» heard. ONLY $16,900 AT FIRESIDE mlnlstratrlx with Will annexed theli Bole Executrix Member of Red Bank shape, inside and out. Rare op- Over half acre of property In exclu bit of information; the home and claims under oath within six month Messrs. Reusallle, Cornwell, HOWARD W. ROBERTS portunityatonly^ slve lection. Gleaming white ranch grounds are excellent. from this date. Mauaner A Cnrotenuto Township Clerk Multiple Listing Service typo home. Living room with fireplace, (ALL DOWN PAYMENTS AMU Dated: August 23d, 1M2 AN ORDINANCB AUTHORIZING THR dining area, modern kitchen and bath. 34 Broad Street, PURCHABB OB" EQUIPMENT ANU Jj» 1 SUBJECT TO VA AND PHA Madeline Domnek Red Bank, New Jersey Full basement, attached Saras' . Sell' 14 Mechanic Bl. Attorneys MACHINERY FOR USB IN TUB Ing below F.H.A. appraisal. $11,900, GLAZEBROOK APPROVAL) Freehold, New Jerse OFFICEB OF THE TAX COL'LEC- Administratrix with Sept 14, '21, 28, Oct. 8 $25. TOR, TAX ASSESSOR AND TREAS- BERG HALL BROS. Will annexed URER OP THB TOWNSHIP OK VETS NO $ DOWN. AGENCY FIRESIDE REALTORS Messrs. Goldberg & Cerrato NOTICB MIDDLETOWN AND APPRO PRIAT- QUALIFIED BUYERS REALTORS 2 East Main St. JNO THE COST THEREOF ANIl NON-VETS $600 DOWN REALTOR ' Freehold, New Jersey . , HOJIMaVTH COVfiTV AUTHOIUZrNa T/fB ISSUANCE Of OS 1-2531 Attorneys KURROOATE'S COURT BONDS AND NOTES TO FINANCE Short of Cash? Use Our Aug. 24, 31, Sept. 7. 14 S20.4 Notice to Creditors to rreirni THB PURCHASE OF HAMK NOT MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTING FLORIDA BOUND OWNER must sel AVENUE OF TWO RIVERS EXCEEDING THB SUM OF f23,000.- LAYAWAY PLAN three-bedroom ranch home, Llvln Hwy. 33 it Laurel Ave, Rolmdi Claims Analast K»lale All Down and Monthly Payment room, dining area, attached garage, RUMSON EBTATE OF MARY ETHEL HUNT, 813 River Road Fair Haven large full basement. Ideal for play, • NOTICK DECEASED. BB IT ORDAINED by fll* Township are Approximate room or family room. Sewers, excel 842-1700 Committee of tha Township or Mid- . MONMOUTII COUNTY Purmmnt to the order of EDWAR dletown m tit* County of Monmouth: VETERANS SHadyside 1-7686 lent schools, both public and parochial, SURRoaATK'S COUHT BROEOE, Burropnto of tho Count Asking (15,900. MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTING REAL ESTATE WANTED vi Monmouth, this day made, on th SECTION 1. That the Township ot NO DOWN PAYMENT Notice to Creditor! to Present application of tho undersigned, E. Al Alddletown purchase on« National Cash $11,900 FULL PRICE XOUR HOME WANTED — Why III Claims ArtJost Estate lairs Cornwcll, Sole Executor of tho es Register Computronlo Modal 443-1 In- Kliii us? We tirtniim axunsivcly 1 ESTATE OF HLEANOH HVRD tato ot the said Mnry Eltwl Utwl. de- cluding Form Bars and on* National $1.00 Worth of Gas McGOWAN RED BANK — Custom-built Cape LEE, DECEASED. '•ash Register Model 2000 Receipting The best investment you'll eye WHY PAY RENT? Cod, ten years old. Living room, tn» newspaper!, radio and publish ceased, notice Is hereby given to tin -achlne including stand, tor use In AGENCY catalog for home nekeri. w* are mem Pursuant to the order of EDWARD creditors of said deceived to proscnl he offices ot ths Tax Collector. Tax make is to put a buck's worth If you are a qualified vet run to fireplace, dining room, modern ber« of the TWR. • national real eitan C. BROEOE, Surrogate of the County to the said Sole Executor their clalmi Issessor and Treasurer of th* Town- of gas in your auto, drive to, our kitchen, two bedrooms, tile bath referral »ervice. W« ars "Home Trad' of Monmouth, this day marie, on the inder oath within six months frolr ihlp of Middletown, all at a cost not see this four-year old bargain. RED BANK SH 7-3000 en" • two offices, 1111 full time ssalea s application of the undersigned, Charles his date. 1 d lho Uln ot office and see this fine three- and shower. Full basement and peopleoplee . Call WALKER A WALKER Carroll Let', Solo Executor of the estate Dated: September 11th. 1062 t^f ' M2.O0O.OO. This home features three bed- Realtorsilt , IMemberI b s ReR d BanWALKEk AreRa of the said Eleanor Hurd Lee, de- SECTION 2. That th* sum ot 122,000- bedroom California type rancher 24-Hour Service expansion attic. Garage and en- k E. ALLAIRE CORNWELL O or so much thereof as may be rooms, science kitchen, dining Jtiltlplo Listing Servlco. ShrnwinurT icafled, notice In hereby given to the 79 Borden Place, with a very large kitchen, sep- closed breezeway. Plot 100x150. SH 1-3212 and lflddlatown. 03 1-212IX creditors of said deceased to present mfflclent to carry out th* provisions area, ceramic tiled bath and,a Convenient to schools, shopping Lo the snlrl Sole Executor their claims Little Sliver, New Jersey it this ordinance, la hereby appropriate arate dining area, spacious liv- garage. In addition there are city jnder oath within six months from Sole Executor ii for said purpose and a down pay- ing room, tile bath, full base- ST. MARY'S PARISH and transportation. $25,000. BUYJEJtS WAJTJNO — Homes In a his date, [essrs*. Reusallle, Cornwell, nent has been provided for In thet cur- sewers and the property is all price ranges needed In 3Watawan-to Dated: August 28lh, 1062 Mausner & Carotentuo rent budget for th* year U<] and prior ment, large utility room, combi Low cost housing on a beautiful land Mlddetown area. List your homo wit H Broad Street, ;eara in the Capital Improvement cyclone fenced. CHARLES CARROLL LEB Red Bank. New Jersey nation aluminum storm sash, scaped lot Ideal for young family or MIDDLETOWN — Modern five- us, See some xenl Hction. Naveslnk River Road. fund In th* aum ot 11,100.00 bonds for range, convenient to schools and Full price only retiring couple. Financing tailored to ear-old ranch on approximately HOMETOWN AGENCY Locust, New Jersey Attorneys he balance thereof In tha sum of 120 - suit your means can be arranged for Hwy 34 Matawai Sole Executor >pt. 14, 21, 28, Oct. » 129.4 100.00 ar* hereby authorized to be li- shopping. Strictly residential. Im- $13,000 qualified buyers. Four rooms and bath one acre. Living room, dining LO med, for tha purpose ot financing the t a low price of (11,900. lifpsarn. Roberts, PHJabury ost of aald purchase. Th* total amount mediate possession at closing. A Qualified Vets No money down room, kitchen, three bedrooms, WANTED — Two, three and four-bed- ft Carton NOTICE 97 First Avenue. f bonds Issued shall not exceed the real buy at $11,900. MODERN SPLIT LEVEL two baths. Full basement. Two- room homes, price $13,000 to £15,000. MONMOUTII COUNTY urn of J2O.900.OO which Is the s'stl- NO CLOSING COSTS We have serious buyern waitlnB. EL- Atlantic Highlands. New Jersey niited amount ot bonds or notes to be car garage attached. Many ex- tVOOP A. ARMSTRONG AGENCY, Attorney*. SURROGATE'S COURT Non-Vet $360 Down Large lot with trees and shrubs .Ug. 31. Bept. T. 14, 71 $2».B2 »«ucd. Tho maximum amount of mon- Approximately 599 per month Three bedrooms, living room, dining tras. Convenient to Bell Labs, Realtor, 555 Prospect Ave., Little Bll- Notice lo Creditors to Present y to be raised from all sources for Monmouth County Office pays all oom, l1^ baths, large recreation room schools, shopping and transpor- er. SH 1-4500. Claims Against Kslate iooo Wrpos* la the sum of U2,- _nd garage. Excellent condition, priced ation. $32,500. NOTICE ESTATE OF DUDLEY LINCOLN [or the discriminate buyer at $17,200. IIAGER. DECEASED, HECTION 3. It 1* hereby d.tsrmln./l BEACH AGENCY MONMOUTH COUNTT Pursuant to the order of EDWARD THE BERG AGENCY -LEGAL NOTICE KCRROOATES COURT intl declared as follows I 400 Hwy 35 Middletown LOAD3 OF LIV1NO UNDER JOSEPH L. CARLONE |C. BROEOE, Surrogate of the County (a) That all bonds or bond auitlcl- "Personalized Service" ONE ROOF Jiotlrn In Creditor* to Present of Monmouth, this day made, on the istlon notes Issued pursuant to this OS 1-2727 Claim* Against Kslate application of the undersigned, Helen rdlnanco shall bear Interest at a rate OSborne 1-1000 HAZLET AREA — Three bedrooms, '5 West Front St. Red Bank COUNTY OF MONMOUTII ESTATE OP THEODORE S. WITT Nix Hager, John V. Crowell and The iot exceeding six per centum per an- Daily to 8 p.m. Sat. Sun. to 6 STATE OF NEW JEIISKY Monmouth County National nnnk. Red ium, and lho maturities, form and all living room, dining room. U-shaped SH 1-1420 NEK, DECEASED Bank, Executors of the estate of said Route #35 Middletown, N. J Licensed Real Estate Broker kitchen with plenty of cabinet space. .Notice Is hereby given that nealei her matters not determined herein •Ids will be received by the Board Pursuant lo the order of EDWARD Dudley Lincoln Hager, deceased, no- Dally 9-9 Saturday-Sunday 10-5 44& baths, finished recreation room with Member Multiple Listing C, BROEOE, Surrogate of the County tice Is hereby given to the creditors lall be determined by resolution or bar and built-in TV plus a full laun- 'f Chosen Freeholders of the Count. if Monmnulh, this day made, on the of said deceased to present to the anld solutions of Uie governing body o( dry room and garage. FHA, VA or f Monmouth for the Reconstruction oi ippllcfltlon of the. undersigned, Benja Executors their claims under oath with- IO Township of Mlddletowa adopted IF YOU HURRY conventional financing for Qualified MARMINU COLONIAL — Fair Haven Bridge No. F-60 on Nomoco Road ovei •nlu Oruber, Administrator ot the es in six months from this dnle. uriuant to law, CASEY'S AGENCY buyers. (17,990. If you appreciate a distinguished home the Nnrth Branch of the Metedeconk ale of the said Theodore S. Winner Dated: September 10th. 11X12 (b> That the period of Usefulness YOU CAN SAVE $1,000 —finest construction. Rood neighbor- River In Freehold Towmhlp, County o leceased. notice Is hereby given to HELEN NIX HAGER s defined by the statutes ot New Jor- hood, this six-room Colonial.Is walling Monmouth and opened and read In he creditors of »aH deceased lo nr*- 12 Borden Place, ;y Is hereby determined to be fifteen Vet No Down ON CHARMING SIX-ROOM RANCH SCHWEIZER or you. Fireplace In spacious living public In the Hall of Records, Main lent to Ihe tald Administrator their Little Silver, N. J. 15) years, •oom. Modern Kitchen (dlshwaaheT), Street, Freehold, N. J., on Wednesday dslms under oath wlthli, six months JOHN V. CROWELL. ic) That the supplemental debt state. EVERY ROOM A LARGE ONE Real Estate Agency hrac hrlght airy bedrooms, 2W. bams. Sept. 19th, 3902 at 2:00 o'clock, p.m., cut required by R.s. 40A:2-<2 was, LUXURY — Two-bedroom ranch Ultra modern Kitchen with built-in Eastern Daylight Ravin* or Standan 'mm this date, R.F.D. Eatontown, N. J. only five years old. Fine loca- ceramic tiled bath, full, dry basement, 295 Main St. Keansburg Enclosed porch. Beautiful landscaped Dated: August 22nd, 1IM2 THE MONMOUTII COUNTY -lor to the pasaage of this ordinance 187-0153 ot. Many nice features left fof your Time, whichever prevails. NATIONAL BANK, Red Bank ,'"•»' "»<""?. duly made and filed lot water heat, low taxes, custom- surprise. Asking fHUOO. RUSSELL M. BBNJAMIN ORUBER the office ol the Township Clerk of tion, beautifully landscaped. Nice milt by master craftsman who must Plans, Bepcincations at>A form of bid. By: THEODORE J. STEUL, yard. Close to schools, churches BORUS Realtors. 000 River Rd., FaJr contract and bond for the proposed Williams Street, Trust Officer io Ton-nshlp of Mlddlctown and said Haven. SH 7-4533. Member Multiple work, prepared by II. L^roy Marlii Highlands, New Jersey, 63 Broad St., ipplemental debt statement shows and shopping. Immediate pos- Administrator ro dcbt of 5ald ONLY $15,490 NO DOWN LOW DOWN .isting Service. Monmouth County Engineer, have been Red Bank, N. J., uf^J, f " Township session. Taxes $195. Terrific filed In the office of nnlri Engineer in 3r-njamln Grubep, Esq. Executors. M1'1H'«town as detlned In Section This will go fast — call now tor ap- CAPE COD HOME IN THE WOODS— the Hall of Records aforementioned arn! 102 Bay Avertlfe, y, ot the Revised .Statutes Is In- buy only $11,000. Non vet low pointment. Children back to school? Time to Eatontown. Three bedrooms, balh. An- HIKhlands, New jersey, eased by this ordinance by 120,900 • -ther room not finished, Living room, nay be Inspected hy prospective bid- Messrs, Crowell and Crowell, down. Subject to VA and FHA look at this Ideal three-bedroom, bath lers during business hourn. Bidders will Attorney 14 Mechanic Rt., and that the obligations authorized and !£, split level home with full din- kitchen, electric range, dinette, one-car ug. 21, 31, 'Bept. 7, 14 128.52 this ordinance will be within the appraisals. carafe, breezeway, full cellar, hot air he furnished with a copy of the plan Red Bank. N. J., ibt limitations prescribed by ths Local DORIO REALTY ing room, recreation room, on a beau- and specifications by the Engineer upon Attorneys tifully landscaped plot on a quiet Oil heat. >,i acre not. M3,!H>0. CHAFFIN ond Act. 14022 Oakhurst, N. J. -\GENCY, Real Estate, 268 Hwy. 35, proper notice and pnymtnt of a fee of NOTICE Sept. 14, 21, 28, Oct. 5 $37.72 d T| street. Ask about no-down VA or "'Ive Dollars ($5.00), payable to the ,< ) iat the amount of the proceeds CASEY'S AGENCY laK'-down FHA financing available to -atontown. LI 2-1153. "" if nn mouth County Treanurer. MONMOUTII COUNTY '"- bonds or notes authorised NOTICB LITTLE SILVER qualified buyers with less than $125 'JOTB OF ROOM" ™F0R G ROWING Bids must be mode on standard pro. NUn|lO(lATE'8 COURT ordinance which may be ex- Broker monthly carrying costs. Price 16wercd FAMILY — Assume 4\* per cenl-GI •nded (or Interest on tin obligations to lo $16,900. Act now. wsal forma in tlie manner dcsJgnntei Notice lo's Creditors to Present MONMOUTII COUNTY nance the said improvement and EXECUTIVE RANCH nortgaBe on this spacious eight-room, [herein and required by the npceir.cn- Claims Aealnst Kitale Hwy. 35 Hazlet, N. J. MAVESINK ASSOCIATES. REALTORS :wo full bath splitp . Basemenasem t anad at KURItOUATF.'S COURT •Bal expenses and the cost of the Is- On a showplace location, large plot, il Ohlsen Paul McFarland Ions; must he. enclosed In sealed en ESTATE OV JESSIE GILLEN DE- aance of such obligations, and other lovely picture window, 12' dining room, :ach>rj of the Issuance ot bonds, Multiple Listing Service 1 place and on the linur above nnmfil nlrm under oath wllhln nix months notice Is herehy. giv.. e lo the creditors •' ••"" describe In general kitchen, three largo brdroomn, IOVPI; hree bedrooms, l ^ baths, science om this date. WHITE HILLTOP COLONIAL with nat- c pp r 1 p > A most trhen with rtlnhwn.ihpr. ntr-rontlttlont-tl T'lii' Htfindard pmpnsAi for inn will h* of s!\tii deceased t'> |ri u» (n HH\ Plir,ro»e or purposes ural air conditioning, four bedrooms. SOPHISTICATED — Mlddlctown ranch. | jj r, . y!' P°rch, *Vi V fcreation room. M.iy RBHtime 4'{< l>rrtarninhrr) upon application to Ihe Court Dated: September -ttli. Sclr Executrix Ilielr rhlms under onlli r the financing of which tha note la paneled den, dry basement with game Three bedrooms, formal dining area, i S2 Mnelprt recreation room with bullt-in|41 Ea«t Front St. Red Bank 'all owner at CO 4-2GO. The right Is rnwrvrd to rrjert nny ' .12 Illch Street. r a period of not exceeding one (1) view, ten years old, perrect condition. ir all bids ir deemrd lo the Inierexl Montrose. Pennsylvania Jl'I.IK M. BRENNER, ar anil may be renewed from time Owner purchasing another home, must iar, Nncstone patto. laundry and work- »«.i-«w HAPPY CHOICE! 33 l«il HlEhlnnd Avenue time tor periods ot not exceeding Mil quickly (37,000. Red Bank area. •hop. J19.&9O. SNYDER REALTORS, MultIple~~LlDtinV Service of the County of Monmnuth so to do. Surviving Executor ilnnd Avenue lust two new .three-hpdroom ranches Ry order of the BonM of Chosen >«srs. Arnone &. Zager Alliinl'e HlEl•ilnndsf , N. J. e (U year, but auch notes, in- Dial 741-7200 rive Corner*, MJddletown. 03 I-'25W). OWNEH MOVED TO FLORIDA—Offers Sole Executrix tdlng renewal*, shall mature and be attractive four-bedroom home In beau- !n quiet Portaupcck neighborhood, fea- Frepftotderg of tha County of Mon- P. O. Box 00 PHILIP J. BOWERS * CO. .AZLET — Capo Co<\, lour bedrooms, turing family kitchens with abundance mouth. Kerl Rnnk, New Jerey Messrs, Roberts, Plllsbury d not more than two(2> years from wo baths, large kitchen, attached Ra- tiful River Oaka. Spacious living room, it cabinets, I1/, baths, many extras. Attorneys * Carton c date of the original notes, except Real Estate Since IBM fireplace, dining room, lovely kitchen, JOREPH C. IP.WIN. Director. as specifically provided In Section •age, washer and dryer. Principals two tiled baths. Finished recreation )PEN FOR INSPECTION sll nay fiat- lept. 7, 14, 21, 28 $29,14 !i First Avenue, • WALTER S. OVERTON »nly, CO 4-4252. irdav and Sunday. Cayui^a Ave.. we«t IRVING B. BENNETT, Clerk. Atlnnlle Illghlnnds, N. J. luA: J-H. room, lull basement, enclosed porch. At- Sept. 7. 14 $28.5! Altm-'cyp Affiliate UNIQUE tached parade. Excellent school situa- »f Portaunock Ave., Oceanport: or NOTICF. SECTION 5. That tills ordinance ahall :all 222-4778 tor details, directions. Sept, 14, 21, 2R, Oct. 5 J28.52 cl twRn (0 White St. Red Bank Jot Just a troth er large house, but a tion. Asking $28,000. RUSSELL M. BOR- Notice li hereby given that the Board J\, !' 'y iiays after first Opposite Municipal Parking Lot 'ery interesting Spanish-type residence, U8 Realtors, 600 River Rd., Fair Ha- .ITTLE SILVER — Just reduced. King NOTICK Education of Atlantic Highlands. publication thoreol after tlnal paa- lewly renovated. Ideal for all year ven. SH 7-4532. Member Multiple Listing Ize ranch. Little Silver Point Road MONMOUTII COUNTY NOTICE raclous entertaining. Nearly two acreH Service. J. will receive sealed bids Tor the HOWARD W. ROBERTS jc.itIon. £12.000 for Immediate sale. HUIIIUK.ATK'N COiritT placernent ot sash In the Northwest New Jersey State Department nf Civ- acautlful grounds with Bite* for pool and 'HE MEISTRICH AGENCY. BH 1-5888. No(l«e ... CredllnrK ft 1'rfipnt Clerk ennla courts. A very dltterent luxury FOUR-ROOM APARTMENT — Vail nil Southwest Corner Itooms of the il Rervioe ,, Examinations Announced Sept. 14 $33.61 &% ROOM brick front split ranch. ype home in fine neighborhood. Owner Homes. Gooil condition. Reasonable. 'HREE-ROOM — Co-operative apart- C'lalmg ARainnt Kntate itlantlc Highlands Elementary School :halng dainHor filint' applications. Sep. Wall-to-wall carpeting, awnlnga, patio. Call LI 2-0048. lent. Alfred Vail Homes, furnished, K8TATE OF MARY KOSMA. DK iulldlng, Atlantic Highlands, N. J.. on ember 2(f, 1962. For applications du- Assume 4Vi per cent 01 mortgage. egTets he must sell due to transfer CKA8ED. MONMOUTH COUNTV ibroad. Anklng $49,800. NOTE — Stucco MUST-SELL"BY "OCTOBER 1 twiTor ard, entrance money, low rent. Good omlny Evening, September 24th, 100*2 ties, and minimum t In attractive residential section of Asking (24,000. RUSSELL M. BORUfl only S19.5OO. ELWOOI) A. ARM- fiT W. South Orangi Av*. Secretary, in Boro of Kesnsburg, two-car attached garage. Assume '4*4 few Shrewsbury. Sacrifice at $27,500. Realtors. 600 River Rd.. Fair Haven. Hoard of Education, 77 Broad Street . 600 River Rd.. Fair Haven. HTRONG AGENCY, Realtor, T>N Prr>«. South Orange, New Jersey, numbing Inspector, Salary, $1,500 Red Bank, New Jersey per cent GI mortgage, II2H per month y appointment. SH 1-5000 or BH 1-8586 m 7-4&374 Z Member Multiple Lining perect StreM. I-Jftle Rllvr. BH 1-4500. Attorney Atlantic Highlands, N. J, per year (Part Tims). carrys all. »19,9OO. SH 1-4490. eningi. . . . ; Serviceice. Me •pi. 14 Attorney mbcr Multiple Idauoi ftrvict. Aug. 34. 31. Sept 1, It 133.11 W.T4 Sept It $3.22 Bept. 1, U, 21, 21 W.M RED BANK REGISTER 24—Friday, Sept, 14, 1962 Weekly COMPANY Food AJIUIY fAIK • lit 1ANC Review By The Associated Prew Housewives disturbed by errat- ic red meat prices at supermtr- kets this weekend may well cry fowl. Such as turkeys, 'broiler-fry- ers or baking hens. Poultry continues very reason' able in price and cooler weather makes more attractive the pros- Dreamy Nylon pect of heating up the roasting New! Sansrun® oven. Also, outdoor chefs can pre- serve the tang of charcoal cook- Tricot Gowns ery by partly roasting a turkey Seamless Stretch or chicken on a spit, then freezing it for finished cooking months later when snow covers the bar- by Fern becue pit. Nylons JRed meat prices are higher many places this weekend, though some large chains report no ap- preciable change and several items of meats are cheaper than in previous weeks. A national chain Is offering smoked hams at 29 cents a pound Beautiful new collection to (shank portion) in its metropoli- tan New York outlets. choose from! Shift gowni, fitted Also featured by a big chain Another tun? No indeed! You'll is veal, with leg and rump selling waltz length or button front at 49 cents a pound and bonelsss veal shoulder pegged at 69 cents. stylet ... all frosted with dain- never have run worries again when Bacon, sausage, franks, bolo- ty Val lace ancj embroidery. gna and pork butts and lamb legs you wear Sansrun® . . . the run-lets and shoulders are among the meat items that have been least Carefree nylon tricot in pink affected by recent price rises. stocking that lives up to its promise. Beef and pork increases have or blue. Sizes S, M, 1. been laid in part to market with- holding by the National-Farmers New fall shades. Sizes 8'/i to 12, Organization and also to seasonal factors. small, medium or tall. Vegetable features include beets, green onions, tomatoes, STEINBAOTStUNGERIE sweet corn, Brussels sprouts, cab bage, eggplant, broccoli, peas and Second Floor and Asbury Park spinach. Cooler weather has re- pair duced lettuce and green bean sup- plies in some places. Apples are becoming more plentiful, with Mclntosh varie- ties now attractively priced. Other fruit features Include hon- STEINBACITS HOSIERY eydew melons, plums, canta- Street Floor and Asbury Park loupe and nectarines. The season is starting to peak out for peaches. Milk prices and dairy products continue economical. Other cur- rent bargains include salad oils and frozen orange juice concen- trate. Vice President Is Appointed New Scroll® Bra with Velva Moisture Hug'and-Hold Band Film by vrm Elizabeth Arden

New Scroll* features pellon Hug-and-Hold band to keep bra in perfect place. Flex- Your wellspring of beauty, the source ible elastic inserts allow easy breathing, banding, twitting. Circular-stitched cups of-precious moisture-giving ingfedients with "scroll" patterned embroidery for your skin craves. Protective, lasting, V pretty shape-keeping control. A, B, C cups in white. All Cotton Broadcloth invisible under make-up. Keeps your ARDENA Benjamin F. Onorato .Jexclusivi of decorationl .^_ ___. .complexion luminoui_with allure. L1NCR0FT - Benjamin F. Onorato, 134 Jumping Brook Rd., has been named vice president of Raeford Worsted Co., a divi- 2.50 sion of Burlington Industries, 261 Fifth Ave., N. Y., it was an- $5* - $10' - $15' nounced by Norman Duberstein, Scroll* with laminated undercups and "Vy. executive vice president. •plus tax Mr. Onorato joined the sales rent" Spandex elastic back force of Raeford in 1936 and was subsequently named sales man- ager of the men's wear depart' ment in 1961. STEIN BACH'S COSMETICS. 3-95 Street Floor and Asbury Park L./ Hazlet Mr. and Mrs, John H. Bahren- STElNBACfTS GIRDLE and BRA SALON burg, Jn, 641 Beers St., spent 1 First- Floor and Aibury Park > •. the weekend at Upper Marlboro Md. They also visited their son Airman John H. Bahrenburg, 3d who is stationed at'Andrews Air Force Base. ••• , . - .

Mrs. Edward J. Cullen, 104 Hazlet Ave., Mrs. Edward Haug, Bayview Ave., Mrs. Mary Pedus ka, Park Ave., Mrs. Harry Light-Footed Fashions Chandler, Park Ave., all of Union Beach, and all members of the Union Gardens Auxiliary, Union by "Caressa"*,*5 ounces Beach, attended the New Jersey State Firemen's Auxiliary Con venlion Saturday, at Atlantic of Solid Comfort City. The group stayed at the Hotel Haddon Hall.

The Women's Society of Chris tian Service of St. John's Method- 15.98 ist Church held its first fall meet- Ing with a covered dish supper Tuesday. The president is Mrs The softest, lightest dress shoes ever! Come te< JCan Gardone. Plans for pro- our great new collection in fall colors, suedes and grams and activities were dis- cussed. The speaker was Rev calfskins. Sizes 4Va to 10. S, N, M widths. Francis Osterstock, former pas- Shown: A. "Wendy." Spanish red, green or choco- tor of the Presbyterian Church late calf. in Cliffwood. He is1 production di- rector of the radio and television B. "Glamour." Light brown or green suede, banded department of the N. J. Council with calf. of Churches. Matching Handbags $12* Mr. and Mrs. J. Frank Wei- gand, Holmdel Rd., have returned 'plus tax home from an automobile trip to Vermont and New York. STEINBACirS WOMEN'S SHOES Street Floor and Asbury Park Mr. and Mrs, J. Frank Wei- gand, Holmdel Rd., had as their guests Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Wil- liam Hugh Ryder and Mr- and Mrs. Paul T. Ryder, Red Bank. SHOP BOTH STEINBACH'S STORES FRIDAY 'til 9