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VOL. 85 NO 167 utatt *•"»• *M*« urnm* wmj. . iwd CUM hmtt* RED BANK, N. J., FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1963 7c PER COPY PAGE ONE Addltloul MUJtol OI0OM. Bayshore Renewal Librarian Item Out Study Under Way Board Slices Budget M1DDLET0WN - The Economic Development Commit- tee hu begun ft study into the feasibility of initiating » Com- FAIR HAVEN — The Board of Education election campaign, which ended with the budget munity Redevelopment program In the Bayshore part of the last night revised its proposed 1963-61 current being vetoed by more Uian 500 votes. A record township. budget, eliminating a plan to hire a full time number of residents, 1,260, balloted. Board members agreed that the otiutanoV Arthur T. Young, a member of the committee and an time school librarian. ing vote against the planned spending schedule executive of the Asbury Park Chamber of Commerce, out- The budget, which was overwhelmingly lined in general the mechanics of such a program to the com- defeated Wednesday, will be resubmitted to a was the result of taxpayers' opposition to the mittee last sight. referendum vote Feb. 26. The balloting will be hiring of a librarian. > The committee is considering ways and means of develop- held from 4 to 9 p.m. In the Willow Street The Handwriting' , ing a 360-acre meadowland tract at Pews Creek, Port Moo- School. "It's written on the sides of the buildings," mouth, in an attempt to bring new non-residential ratables No alteration was made to the planned John L. Kelsey, re-elected board member, com- to the township. capital outlay budget, which was similarly de- mented.' Recognizing that there is a need for a renewal program feated. ' Other observers have attributed the budg- In the Bayshore area, the committee has decided to look into The budget was reduced, $5,050 by drop- et's defeat to public reaction to a board plan details of such a program. ping the librarian provision. In addition, the - that could result in the construction of a new Members of the committee have indicated that discussions board sliced $1,000 from the proposed salary school. That plan is under study by a special cm such a renewal program are in the investigative stage at for the custodian of school monies. Citizens' Committee. ; this point. Board members seemed agreed that the Cautious Approach Capital Outlay Unchanged . $6,809 capital outlay proposal went down be- Members have indicated that a cautious approach is be- The revisions, amounting to' $6,050, will cause voters failed to understand for what pur- ing taken on this matter until the mechanics of such a pro- scale the current expense budget's tax levy poses the funds were being provided,, Some' 1 gram are completely understood. VALENTINE'S DAY MESSAGE — Mrs, Benedict R. Ni- down from $409,785 to $403,735, The unchanged taxpayers were certain the "capital outlay ' Mr. Young pointed out that the township, if eligible for cosia, wife of Red Bank's mayor, admires, bur with capital outlay levy is $6,800. budget reflected an Immediate board plan to (See RENEWAL, Page 2) puzzlement, tha "Get Well Soon" message that grew The proposed:librarian services were con- buy land for a new school, others pointed out suddenly'with other heart shaped* cards in the front yard sidered one of the pivotal issues of the school John I. Kelsey (See BUDGET, Page 2) Regional Budget Issue of their home, 163 River Rd. The message is'directed to the mayor and his two daughters who are all lick with some form of flu. But Mrs. Nicosia has no idea who To Agree or Not planted the greetings. She reports her family is improv- ing. Th« mayor has baen-ill since Monday night. HIGHLANDS - If the revised must first confer with the school Refuge Henry Hudson Regional school board for the budget revision, budget for 1963-64 is defeated a Together ar Separately Keaitsbnrg Probe second time at the polls, the gov- He said the two councils can erning bodies of Highlands and decide jointly on budget cuts, o Atlantic Highlands have a prob- can meet separately—but if they 's Hijackers lem-to agree or not to agree. do not agree on a figure, the is- Five of 13 Witnesses A state Department of Educa- sue goes to the state. CARACAS, Venezuela (AP)- east of Santiago, which is 40 miles speed of 15 knots, considerably ni/is members of.' the Armed 1 tion official has informed The Mayor Cornelius J. Guiney, Fidel Castro's regime offered asy- from the big U.S. naval base at less than the pursuing destroyers. Forces for National Liberation, Register (hat if they cannot Jr., said yesterday that he sees Appear Before Jury lum today to Communist hijack- Guantanamo. But it had a considerable start a Communist organization with agree, budget certification will "no problem." ers of the Venezuelan freighter Some observers believed the hi- on the pursuers. links to, Fidel Castro's regime, have to be determined by the "Despite the efforts of a few FREEHOLD — The Monmouth ordered the company to make Anzoategul as Venezuelan de jackers had not decided whether President Romulo Betancourt Betancourt called on friendly na- state commissioner of education. radicals to divide us, the two County Grand Jury yesterday the repairs. stroyers and jet bombers hunted to try for the Cuban port or for ordered an all-out effort to inter- tions in the area to help. The bu-fcet, at $565,255, wastowns are still very close and heard testimony from five wit- The other witnesses summoned the fugitive vessel across the Mexico.The freghter has a top cept the hijackers, identified as (See HIJACKERS, Page 2) decisively defeated by voters am certain if the two councils nesses out of 13 summoned into but not testifying yesterday were Caribbean. Feb. 5; are given the task of revising the charges , concerning alleged ir- Borough Clerk William F. Herli- The 3,127-ton freighter was be- The new-proposed budget, re- budget an amicable agreemen regularities in the operation of hy, Mayor Collichio, Patrolmen lieved heading for the Cuban port Rate Hearing Recessed duced by the school board to will be reached." the Keansburg Police Depart- Joseph Weber, William Kryscn- of Santiago, on the island's, south- tKl,«15, will be voted on Tues- Mayor Guiney said he agrees ment, ski, Eugene O'Brien, Captain east coast. ,'.'.'. day, ' • with Henry Hudson board presi- Prosecutor Vincent P. Keuper Loder, Joan Carman, secretary Three Venezuelan destroyers Stale Law dent Samuel P. Brown that ,the instituted the investigation fol- to Mr. Ostrov, and Vincent De- were reported on the track of the President of Water Company State law provides that if it is budget will be defeated again lowing complaints from Keans< Maio, special attorney in the in- captive ship. But if its position defeated the second time, the Tuesday, burg Mayor Louis T. Collichio. vestigation. . was known, it was kept secret by •pending schedule goes to the The grand jury did not com- Venezuelan authorities. UndergoesiJross-Examination two councils for revision. The Castro government, in a County Bur Hears plete hearing testimony yester- But, according to Edward Glas- day, and no definite date was set Number 7 statement broadcast by Havana NEWARK — Andrew V. Far-firm is seeking a 25 per cenl the heaviest demand days of pey, assistant director of contro- About Green Acres for -further hearings. Radio, said if the ship, arrived at ley, hearing examiner for therate increase. those years, but when asked if any Cuban port, "tha'revolution- Whitesville Station the system could have been op- versles and. disputes, state De- - Last Thursday, the grand jury state Board of Public Utility SHREWSBURY — Monntouth r ary government will grant asy- Coming under fire by the at- erated without the Whitesville pftrttMut tiff Edticflt)ont io6 coutt" heard testimony ,lnto the mayor's Should Be Commissioners, recessed a Mon- lum to Venezuelan revqlutimaciiss torneys for the opposition yester- tils most agree on an exact ffg- p>«*>iintWy ln»yers got an insight charges that,: Bilfsr submitted-by mouth County water rate hear- station, he replied it could not. and members of the crew who day were the utility's operating are In reductions, or the matter last night on procedures of utlli- fte M. If. Nerd'Construction Co., He explained that the Whites- solicit suchT" ., .,••". ing .ft*March 14-after its sbtt costs, contract awarding prac- is taken out of their lands. -' zing the state Green Acres pro- Hazlet, for sewer repair work in His Best Bet ville pumps and an automatically ram day yesterday. tices, and, for the second day, School board members, several « the borough were excessive and The broadcast said the ship and controlled well are- put to use MIDDLETOWN _ If young the usefulness of the firm's of whom have predicted that the Meeting In Shadowbrook, the unauthorized. I the rest of the crew would be Anthony, J. Greco," president of whenever the pressure in the Paul Andrew Baclgalupl grows the petitioning, Monmouth Con- Whitesville station. budget will be beaten a second MonmouSi Bar Association heard In the police probe, w))ich also turned over to U.N. Secretary- system drops to 40 pounds. up believing in lucky numbers, solidated ^ajter •Company, com Mr, Mausner and Mr. Katz are time, hava-iatfl. they hope, la advice from Deputy Attorney is an investigation ofjr charge General V Thant. ,'Fhe elimination of the Whites- fie should have no trouble pick- pleted nearly 20 hours of test! examining the water company's such event, the councils will fail General Henry Seyerin, and that police department,', records' Reliable sources said U.S. Navy villa station, Mr, Greco said,' ing one. mony as cross-examination b) asserted need for an additional to agree, in the belief that the members of his staff. were altered and •] payrolls planes spotted the freighter would necessitate the laying of Milton A. Mausner and Elliot L: $650,000 per year in revenue to atate education commission- The advisory discussion was in- padded, testimony was heard The infant; seventh child of Thursday midway between Vene- about two miles of 12 to 16-inch Katz began. allow future expansion and pro- er "would, go easier on the budg- tended to help lawyers handling from retired Police Chief Alphon- Mr. and Mrs. Charles Baciga- zuela and the Dominican Repub- vide a higher rate of return on (See .WATER, Page 2) et" than the councils. cases where property might be sus McGratb, city, manager C lupi, 63 Lillian PI., was born lic. Shipping circles in Caracas Mr. Mausner. represents eigh its capital investment which in- Mr.-Glaspey said in the'event sought in public park programs Bernard Blum, Borough Attorney in Riverview Hospital Feb. 7 said the motorship Sucre later towns in the Red Bank area, am cludes recent reservoir expan- of a second defeat, the councils and other public.uses. George Ostrov, Police,Capt. Rob- at 7 p.m. reported sighting the Anzoategul Mr. Katz is the state-appointe sions. ert Kronenberger and. Patrol- He weighed in at .7 pounds, in about the same position., rate counsel in the case whic Five Escape man Fred Loder. 14. ounces and measured 21 This would have placed the will affect some 44,000 Monmout Mr. Greco testified Wednesday that the Whitesville station, used Last summer Mayor Collichio inches. Mathematicians will, freighter about 450 miles south- Consolidated customers. Th only during summer peaks, was As Freehold lax Rate Can Differ impounded police blotters and of course, note that 14 is twice in- operation only' five days in borough manager Blum subse- 7 and 21, three times the num- 1960 and 1961. He added yester- quently preferred1 departmental ber. Home Burns day that the station was needed charges against Chief McGrath, InEqehMunicipality He is the seventh grandson of Play Area Purchase 25 days-in 1962. FREEHOLD - A family of Deputy Chief Theodore Loder his paternal,grandparents, Mr, Held For Emergency five escaped uninjured as fire FREEHOLD - The predicted "In some places the county re- and his brother, Patrolman Lo- and Mrs. John A. Bacigalupi, swept through their home early two-cent per $100 assessed valua- quirement will be up and in der. The charges against Mc- Sr, 140 RumsonRd., Little Sil- Under Mr. Mausner's question- this morning. Grath were dropped when he re- Mulled in Holmdel ing, Mr. Greco admitted that the tion tax. reduction for the 1963 others It will be down, depend- ver, and the 14th grandchild Fire Chief John R. Stryker said tired on a disability' pension use of the station in I960 and 1961 Monmouth County budget won't ing upon the local, assessment of his maternal grandfather, HOLMDEL — The Township jacent to Maurice Manor for pos the fire, of undetermined origin, Sept 1. did not necessarily coincide with necessarily be effective in all situation," Theodore Moss, Manor Dr., Committee last night decided it sible use by the Recreation Com- apparently started In the kitchen municipalities. While Monmoutth County i3 The charges against Deputy Red Bank. will survey some five acres ad- mission as a play area. . of the two-story frame home of Armour Hulsart, county auditor supposed to be on a 100 per cen Chief Loder are pending. Pa The property, adjacent to George McLaughlin Jr., 36 Me- made this clear yesterday in ex- true value assessment basis in trolman Loder was found guilty Keansburg and Raritan Town- INDEX Lean St., and spread through the plaining why" some municipali- all municipalities, the County after, a departmental bearing and Anfi'Freeze System Frozenship, is to be surveyedf by the Adam and Eve 9 downstairs and to tho second ties, in presenting local budgets, Tax Board evaluations show this has filed an appear with the Allen-Scott __ 6 floor. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Winter has turned off the bub- townshp engineer to set exact estimate local costs for coun- isn't necessarily so. state Civil Service Commission. Amusements _ -.18, 19 ble machine. parcel dimensions. An automatic fire alarm sys. ty government will go up instead Tax Board's Report Deputy Chief Loder in Decem Births '. _ 2 tern, in the house awakened Mr, A bubbling Ice control system installed at the municipal Next action, if the committee of down. The county budget and distri- ber filed suit In Superior Court Jim Bishop 6 and Mrs, McLaughlin and their. The most recent case in point bution of tax demands is based asking that he. be reinstated . yacht harbor In December "hasn't been working too well," approves, would be to, have the area appraised so that the town- Bridge 14 three children at 2:45 a.ni. They was Long Branch which intro- on! the report of the County Tax The grand jury has yet to re- Harbor Commission Chairman Harvey H. Bowtell reported Chamberlain _ 6 made their way through the duced its budget Wednesday. Its Board. In some cases this repor veal its findings in the sewer last night. , ' ship attorney could negotiate pur- chase terms. Church 15, 16 smoke and out through the front •chedule indicated Long Branch shows some towns assessed al bill investigation, ' which was In fact, two machines already have frozen and sank to Classified 10-14 door, the fire chief said. Mr. Mc- taxpayers will, contribute: three a few points above 10O per cent prompted by Mayor Collichlo's the bottom of the bay, he said. H. F. Reichardt, 747 Palmer Comics 28 Laughlin1 Is a member of Free- cents per $100 more for county and others, a few digits, and in refusal to sign two checks total- The ice control system consists of a long perforated pipe Ave,, Centerville, owns the acre- Crossword Puzzle „ 5 & 14 hold Fire Co. No. 1, costs, rather than two cents less age. Presently there are more some case, many points, below ing $6,384 for storm sewer re. Installed under the water, through which warm compressed Editorials 6 The borough's four fire com- than in 1962, as indicated in the than 3» houses on the property. 100 per cent. pairs necessitated by the March air Is forced. . Herblock 6 panics fought the blaze about an county budget. A hearing on At Long Branch, the over-all 8 storm. The construction firm The warm water is supposed to rise to the surface, creat- I[ it buys the land, the town- Movie Timetable _ i_...18 hour and a half before bringing the county budget, will be held effect of municipal, school and obtained a court order to force ing bubbles which keep the water free of ice. ship could apply for Green Acres Obituaries 2 it under control, Chief Stryker Wednesday. county budgets, which make up the mayor, to sign the checks. But that Is'nt how it worked out. funds from the state. Sylvia Porter 6 said. The house was extensively Explained Mr.. Hulsart: the bill for the taxpayer, is that The mayor .contended the con- According to Mr. Bowtell, the ice control system didn't Under the program, the state Television 18, 19 damaged by fire, smoke and wa- Hulsart Explains the tax rate will be $3.30 per struction company had no au- preyent "Ole Man Winter" from freezing the local boats at refunds up to half the cost of the Sports 20, 21 ter, he said. a rise of about IS cents. purchase price if certain stand- "The county estimate is based $100, thorization to do the work, and their berths. Stock Market 3 The McLaughlin family spent Local taxes will'be down seven ards are met for a recreationa upon an equalization of all munic- said the charges were, excessive. Today, a new bubble machine will be Installed. Successful Investing he rest of the night at the home ipalities. But in each municipali- cents, county taxes will be up The Nero company, said It acted If at first you don't succeed.... development. Women'' s NewN s 8, 9 of neighbors. ty, the levy is based on actual three, cents, and school taxes on verbal instructions front Mr. assessments. up 20 cents. Blum, who agreed that he had AtL Highlands to Highlands Wilding Off Board Committee's Action is Questioned HOLMDEL — Several questions reappointment of Mr. Wilding. At were asked by residents at last that time, the associaton sail New Concrete Barrier ight's Township Committee that "men of his caliber are HIGHLANDS — Mayor Corr ported, three jughandles and traf- elsewhere — but that business- meeting as to why John D. Wild- needed on the board." nelius J. Guiney, Jr., informed fic lights are proposed to be in- men couldn't be "properly" Ing, former member of the Board A resolution was approved by The Register yesterday that the stalled at the Esso Service Sta- compensated for their loss. f Education, was not reap- the committee to thank Mr. Wild- state Highway Department plans tion near Shadow Lawn Trailer The state's, proposal would cut pointed to the Planning Board. ing for his past services. to construct a 32-inch concrete Park - Rt. 36 and Miller St, - off the Cedar Inn's bar and part Mr. Wilding's term expired this Mr. Lubkert has been a mem- barrier along Rt. 36 from First and Water Witch Ave. and Rt. of the dining room, the mayor month. ber o[ the school board nine Ave., in Atlantic Highlands to 36, predicted; William J. Duncati, Longstreet years. He was elected Wednesday the Highlands bridge. The existing islands on Me- Some 12 structures in High- Rd., secretary, Planning Board to another full term. During his Up until now, the Highway morial Pkwy., and Rt. 36 in lands would be "seriously" af- rged Mr. Wilding's reappoint- long tenure on the school board, Department had planned to dual Highlands to the bridge, would fected by the proposed widening ment. Mr. Duncan said he based Mr. Lubkert has served as its ize Rt. 36 and build a concrete be removed and replaced by the and installation of a barrier, the is recommendation on Mr. Wild- president and vice president. barrier from Keyport to Atla* concrete barrier, Mr. Guiney mayor claimed. ing's past record of "always He is an executive with a New tic Highlands only. noted. However, highway officials serving the best interests of the York Insurance firm. the firtnry yesterday. 1 LOGGERS' SETTLEMENT REACHED ing the five-day period Saturda; instance the rate for moving a children. A. Moller ol Orange, Tex.;. *ree Mr. and Mrs. David Buckley, also suggested the possibility i TORONTO — The Ontario bushland's 1,500 striking loggers through Wednesday are expecte cubic yard of dirt, sod' the low- The funeral will be tomorrow grandchildren, and a great-grand- 23 Dogwood La., Rumson, son, adding a shop, science lab or were expected to go back to work tomorrow or next week as to average three to six degrees est over-all bidder was selected at 2 p.m. in the Higgins Me- son. , yesterday. home economics room. The a 19-hour bargaining session between union and company officials below normal. A trend to milde principal emphasized that these to perform the work. morial Home, Freehold, with Services will be held Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Robinson, ended in a temporary agreement. during first half of period am were Just suggestions, and that Lump-sum bids for reservoir Rev. John D. Merwin of the First at B p.m. at the Worden.. Funeral 247 Central Ave., Long Branch, Labor Minister Leslie Rowntree said the loggers will meet turning colder after mid-period state officials were pleased wltt construction are Impractical, Mr. Methodist Church, Freehold, of- Home, with Rev. Harold Horn* on, yesterday. tomorrow to ratify the pact designed to end the month-long walk- Becoming near seasonable agai the plans. Greco stated. He said water ficiating. Burial will be In Holm- berger, pastor of the Holy Trinity out which exploded into violence Monday. Enraged settlers in the at end of period. Precipitatio FITKIN company engineers can only ar- del Cemetery. Lutheran Church, officiating. Bur- Neptune Board member Leslie Doug- area killed three strikers and wounded sine'others. may total near one-half Incl lass, who also Is secretary, n rive at approximations of total ial will be 4n Mount Hope Ceme- melted, occurring around Sunda; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mohlen- costs by estimating the number MRS. L. J. ALEXANDER, JR. tery Westchester. County, New hoff, 22 Boud Ave., Farmingdale, ported that no date has yet been LINER RAMS WRECK IN FOG as snow possibly mixed wii set for a referendum to build the of units involved in a Job. MANCHESTER TOWNSHIP - York, Monday at 11 a.ra. . BREMERHAVEN, Germany — The Dutch passenger liner rain In the south and along th daughter, yesterday. Deny Mausner Records PATTERSON ARMY HOSPITAL 14-room school building on a 1! Mrs. Elitabeth I. Alexander, 37, Maasdam struck an underwater wreck in fog at the mouth of the coast and as snow in the north acre site on Cedar Dr. Mi Mr: Miusner, obtained the MRS. ANNA W. STARNER Fort Monmouth of Mobile Homes Trailer Court, Weser River today. Her 230 passengers were taken off in life- More general mow at the em Douglass did say, however, that names of the -major contractors SP4 and Mrs. Pasquale D. RIdgeway, died Wednesday In CORAL GABLES; Fla. - Mrs. boats, the ship's owners announced. of period. it is hoped the facility will be who worked on the construction 1 Mele, 271 Grant Ave., Eaton- Wfisoa Army Hospital, Fort Dix. Anna Woolley Starner of 743 The pilot boat Weser collected the passengers from the life- ready by September, 1964. ol Glendola reservoir, and the TIDES town,, son, Wednesday. Mrs. Alexander was born in CamlUo Aye., died suddenly yes- boat* to take them into Bremerhaven, which is at the head of Plans for the proposed 39,380- expansion of Swimming River Sandy Hook SFC and Mrs. John N. Kamau Tuscaloosa, Ala. She is survived terday at her home. She was the th« Weser estuary. square-foot building, prepared by reservoir, but when he asked for Today — High 12:07 p.m. an nu, 32 Subic La., Eatontown, son, by her husband, Leon J. Alexan- widow bf Alberts. Sttatt; The owner of the 15,024-ton ship, the Holland-America Line, Norman C. Coates, Somerville, records showing the other bid- low 6:30 p.m. Wednesday. der, Jr. Mr. Alexander's par- Mrs. Starner was fiord in Long Mid the Maasdam' was leaking in tanks of its double bottom and call for 12 classrooms, two kin- ders for the job* -and the Tomorrow — High 12:« a.m, COATESVILLE, PA., HOSPITAL ents, Mr. and Mrs. Leon J. Alex- Branch; N. J., daughter'tit* Mrs. developed a slight list. But the line said the ship was expected dergarten rooms, an all-purpost amounts bid, company officials and 12:54 p.m. and low 7:13 a.m. Mr. and Mrs. Richard 0. ander, Sr., are residents of High- Emma Kurrus Woolley «M29 to steam slowly into Bremerhaven under its own power for repairs. room, which would be used as balked. and 7:25 p.m. Greenman, 4 Orchard Ave., Haz- lands. Franklin Ave. and the late B. an auditorium and gymnasium, Mr; Greco and Robert Young, Sunday — High 1:39 a.m. am Iet, are the parents of a son, The funeral will be Saturday Drummond Woolley. She is a SAYS FIDEL UNPOPULAR OUTSIDE CUBA locker rooms, cafeteria, kitchen attorney for fte water company, 1:49 p.m. and low 8:17 a.m. am born Feb. 11, at the Coatesville at 1 p.m. in the Anderson and graduate of the Star of the Sea WASHINGTON - U. S. policymakers have poll results which and office facilities. said the public release of bid- 8:28 p.m. Hospital, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Campbell Funeral Home, Tons Academy, Long Branch, and had they say indicate Fidel Castro is unpopular in Latin America. The proposed building is to be ding information could affect fu- For Red Bank and Rumson Greenman are making their home, River. Burial will be in Gre^v- made her home here for 31 years. Outside of Cuba, they say, many rural people have never even milt on a site one mile west of ture bidding and should be kept bridge, add two hours; Sea in Dowington, Pa., for a few wood Cemetery, Tuckerton. Also surviving are fwp sisters, heard of the Red premier. the "community core" area confidential. Mr. Katx agreed to Bright, deduct 10 minutes; Long months. Mrs. Howard F. Green and Miss The polls, received by the U. S. Information Agency, were which was given to the Board of keep the results of an inspection Branch, deduct 15 minutes; High Mrs. Greenman, Is the former of the records from becoming MRS. LENA SOSANSKY Lillian M. Woolley of the Frank- mentioned by President Kennedy yesterday at his news confer- Education fcy the Township Com- lin Ave. address, and a grand- ence. lands bridge, add 40 minutes. Deanna Johnson, daughter of Mr. mittee last year. public, but Mr. Mausner refused HOWELL TOWNSHIP - Mrs, NATIONAL and Mrs. Charles L- Johnson, to accept any conditions to Ms Lena Sosansky, 82, of Third St. daughter, Miss Aleen Maria Kennedy saw subversion — both from Cuba and from local The present school on Rt. 53' Thomas of this place. Communists unconnected with Castro — as the biggest present Holmdel Rd., Hazlet. This is their access to the files. Freewood Acres, died yesterday CHICAGO (AP) - The nation's has an enrollment of 465 in 19 The John W, Flock Funeral threat to the Americas, more serious than the military buildup in first child. in Fitkin Hospital, Neptune. weather pattern stayed in the classrooms, with one classroom Water company officials Home, Long Branch, it In charge Cuba. She if survived by a son. Max same groove today—continuing being housed in the Grange Ha granted permission for the in- of arrangements. the spell of cold in most of the on Heyer's MillRd. spection to Mr. Katz, but barred Bleich of Flushing, N. Y. eastern two-thirds at the nation, Mr. Mausner from the files. Mr. Services were this morning in SENDING NEGOTIATOR TO EUROPE CHARLES PENNY • WASHINGTON — President Kennedy plans to send a special including much of the Soutiieas Hijackers Mausner said he would subpoena Freeman's Funeral Home, Free- negotiator to Europe in about 10 days for urgent talks with Allied (Continued) the information. hold, with Rabbi Louis Tuchman CLIFFWOOD BEACH-Charle* Again, there were no sever) Renewal officiating. Bural was In Work- Penny, 74, died Wednesday in governments on creation of a NATO nuclear striking force. storms and The Communists . boasted of Operating Costs 1 only scattered (Continued) man's Circle Cemetery, Freehold. his home on Orchard St, . " The President made clear at a. news conference yesterday patches of light rain or snow. seizing the freighter Wednesday Mr. Kati's questions were con- such a program, could Born in Tuskegee, Ala., he was that he thinks European members of NATO are entitled to a Some early morning tempera- to dramatize their fight against cerned inainly with the firm's 75 per cent of She cost in the the'son of the late Henry and greater voice in deciding the nuclear strategy of the West against tures a/id conditions: New York Betancourt and to force him to operating costs and their effect form of federal aid. Estelle Wright Penny. He was a Russia. But he emphasized that they must pay an increasing share 25 clear, Chicago 2 clear, Bos- call of a trip to Washington next on per-unlt production costs. Budget Mayor Earl Moody feels that member of the Mount M6r|ah of the total cost of Western defense. ton 27 cloudy, Washington 25 week for talks with President He contended that the Swim community renewal program Is '. (Continued) Baptist Church here. Special negotiator Livingston T. Merchant, retired diplomat clear, Philadelphia 22 clear, At- Kennedy., Beancourt, showed no mlng River reservoir, recently a must if the township is goin A breakdown of that portion of Surviving are his wife, Mrs. called back to duty for the nuclear mission, will go to Europe in lanta 30 clear, Miami 58 partly Inclination to cancel his trip, even expanded to increase its'output, to be able to solve pressing the budget follows: Mary Brunson Penny; a daugh- •bout 10 days. cloudy, Louisville 13 clear, De- though the sea action was accom- could be called a fixed capital Improvements to the physical ter, Mrs. Katherine Penny of this troit 7 clear, Minneapolis -11 panied by mounting terrorism in drainage, erosion and sewerage cost and could be spread over a education areas and walks at place; two sisters, Miss Anne a , WOULD ABANDON POLARIS PACT dear, Kansas City 18 clear, Den- Caracas and other Venezuelan problems in that area of the larger quantity Of water pumped Khollwood School, *800; shelv- Penny ol Brooklyn, and Mrs. Sal- LONDON — Harold Wilson, the youngest Labor Party leader ver , 29 cloudy, Dallas 41 clear, oities. township. into the water system, thereby ing, cabinets, bulletin boards ly Harris of Waycross, Ga., and in Britain history and possibly the next prime minister, wants Seattle 43 clear, San Francisco A Caracas radio station an- •In fact, ito Mayor feel? .that reducing the production cost per tfceiost of sOtotojJ-ih* programs million gallons. and iscience facilities, $1,000; of- a brother, Sylvester Penny of Al- Britain to get rid of its nuclear arms and abandon the Polaris 53 cloudy, Anchorage 28 cloudy, nounced that V.S. warships from fice safe, KnoUwocd School, $100; can only be ittet By the township Mr. Greco claimed that the abama. .. mitsile agreement with the United States. and Honolulu 70 clear. Guantanamo Joined in the search examination tables, $50; gymna- through a redevelopment project. theory would hold true only for The funeral will be tomorrow In a television Interview following his election to the party for the Anzoategul, but diplomats sium lockers, $2,700. . WHL. merits '•., . all reasonably priced Rumson residents would like to MEETING CANCELED On Plat be taken in order to determine were fined a total of $85 and said, Mr. Teachug and the stu- Come in any time. lign up for the first experimen- COLTS NECK — An adjourned HOLMDEL - A sketch plat for If the township should enter in- lost their licenses for 60 days dents of Walter Scott's fifth tal Hydrofoil ferry run sched- meeting of the Township Commit- dividing four "irregularly to, such a program. itch; seven were fined a total grade class at Willow Street uled to be held at the municipal tee, scheduled for last night, was shaped" lots Into three hi a hous- if $160 and lost their licenses for School will visit the New York harbor late in April. ;anceled. Deputy Clerk Ann Wy- ing development to be built by i days each; and M were fined Lakeside Homes, Inc., Plainfield, studio* of Channel Five for Nabbed in Plot Mr. Bowtell remarked that he e explained the cancellation was total of $270. :aused by not receiving money was held over last night for fur- taped Interviews. PARIS (AP) -A group of would like to make the trip him- The show will be broadcast lelf, but that only "qualified en- resolutions which were to have ther discussion by the Township Army officers has been ar- a the Sonny Fox "Wonder- rested for plotting against the. CRISCILLO REASSIGNED gineers" are allowed on board been introduced. No new date Committee. ma," which Is seen from I life of president Charles de KEY PORT - Patrolman for the test runs. was set for the meeting. The plot already has been ap- ,m. to noon Sundays. Gaulle, French officials an- rank Crisclllo has been reas- proved by the Zoning Board of The students, working alter nounced today. » Igned to the investigative de- Adjustment and Planning Board. school hours, built the six-foot, No details were released on partment of the police force The Lakeside project calls for two-Inch robot which weighs the plot. The Investigation Is iere,, replacing Patrolman Don- development of a 51-acre section over 200 pounds. still In progress. ald Nuss. ' . of the former Riker tract, off Worden Funeral Home Students will ride buses Into Longstreet Rd. Public hearing on the city, bat Mr. Teachus will The Adams Memorial Home the preliminary subdvlsion map be sent In on a truck. «0 E. FRONT STREET MEDIAN* is scheduled for March 5.

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BY WIRE ANYWHERE BED BANK REGISTER Friday, Fefauary 15,1953-3 Successful Investing Brotherhood in Song RED BANK r~ More than SOO gfvea to every person \u a sou- program were made by a com- > .Buying Series E'Bonds perton* hetrd tbt male of five venlr of the Brotherhood Week inittee of siembers of tin religious groups, who joined observance. .• churches and lynagogues In thi Won*!;'; Reduce Tax Rate the annual Brotherhood Week Arrangements for this annual observance of the churches ..'.' '•:? By,ROGER E. SPEAR the greater Red Bar* are Wednesday night. Q^Shw(En be free and clear for nine yean Held in the Red Bank Presby •oo Electric and lfo shares Would we be better off if MV Agency Cuts terian Church, the program con electric, Should I ho soid the two-family house am *isted of music typical of the fcM i db $50,000 put toe money in stocks, or religious backgrounds of thi town we better off keeping it? W are a family with fi' For Market grounds of Jewish liturgy. will be a partial shutdown of driv reading a n d his school life. This often hap- on your children. The final musical group was memorizing. pens to superior children who children. We own our home NEW YORK (AP) - Steels er testing centers.: wtdfch' far paid for and also presented by the choir of the Parsekian had asked the legis- J. P. Heggie He thought are left to develop in their own (Dr. Nason will welcome your again set the pace yesterday as Presbyterian Church under thi kindergarten way. questions addressed to him in AB house which will n the stock market rally continued direction of William C. Wood, silly, Someone must take time and care of this newspaper. Those on the heaviest volume of 1963.minister of music. Anthems, would not join of most general interest will be The top steelmakers carved patiently, but firmly, show him : both ancient and modern,' were Slate Japan games of how to improve his handwriting answered in his column.) Bience Fair out solid gains as news of rising presented as typical of Presby jump production and orders was un- skills. A good discussion of this terian worship. etc. He will be found in my book, "You derlined by word that U. S. Steel Film Tonight 1 itedFor Hymn Song puzzles Can Get Better Grades. Cub Pack Holds plans to prepare its works in sub- WALL TOWNSHIP — The col- numbers urban Pittsburgh, which havi Climax of the evening wa; He will develop coordination or film, "Fabulous Japan," will but did not like for play if some adult, or per-Blue-Gold Event been idle since last June, for pos- reached when all the group: be presented by the Wall High Dr. Nason drawing and Tomorrow sible resumption of operations joined in the hymn, "Praise haps another child, helps him MIDDLETOWN - The "Order Boosters "Association, tonight at 8 painting' which he could not doget the necessary practice in MlDDLETOWN - The fifth next month or early April. the Living God," which is a com-o'clock in the Wall township. High of the Arrow Dancers" was per- aatl high school Science Fair will very well. throwing, catching and batting a Meanwhile, profit-taking hi mon hymn of praise used by dif- School auditorium. formed at the Biue and Gold din- tie MM tomorrow from 11 (Lin, ferent religious gratips. In first grade he was excellent baM, climbing jungle gyms orner of Cub Pack 242 last week to 4 p.m. in' the school. some recent favorites, including The film, second in the Mon- on numbers. He did several dem- jumping rope. Chrysler, which was down sharp- In Jewish worship it is cajlec In The Oaks, Rt. 35. The fair is an exhibition mouth Travelogue series being onstrations for teachers and club ly. Brokers said much of th< the "Yigdal" .and the hymn turn sponsored by the association, de- groups, but hated writing. TJie Awards were presented to the •eientiRc works of students weakness in Chrysler was due t< bears this title in Protestant wor Dear Or. Nason: following by awards chairman the high school, designed to show picts Japan's major tourist high- teacher told us not to push him the touching off of "stop orders." ship. Then the choirs and coi lights and also touches upon key In it. Our children (fifth and sixth Leon Longchamp: Edward biological, chemical, physical or These are orders to sell a stock gregation joined in two stanzas graders) have come to'.'dislike Rageuthal, John Von, Stetten, technical principles of an Mas aspects of Japanese life. This year he is 'n a different after it passes a certain price of "America the Beautiful." Willis Butler is the film's nar- homework, Their schools' policy Richard Cordasco, Roger Baker, trial or laboratory procedure. school and in a first-second grade from the earliest grades is to Frederick Sonnerfeld, Robert level. Rev. Dri Charles E. Bourne, rator. A graduate of the School combination which lie resents, as Hie projects will be evaluated of Speech of Northwestern Uni- John P. Heggie give extra homework assignments MoPherson, Curtis Dunzelio, on the basis of originality, crea The over-all advance in the minister of the AME Zion Church children chide him by saying he market was dipped by some late pronounced the benediction after versity, Evanston, HI., Mr. But- ii a first grader. on weekends to pupils who have gene Barradale, Franklin Wicks, tivfty.sdewiiflc method and in- RED BANK - John P. Heggie misbehaved during the week. Patrick Mahoney, George Vogt, Veepgition and clarity o! presen- selling but, even so, the Associ- words of appreciation were ex- has been elected an associate The teacher says she can not and George Wicks. ated Press average of 60 stocks pressed by Rudolph W. May, put him in another class until he And when the class In general vice president-agency, of thi is unruly they all get an extra Also, Carl Scriplone, Dennis was back to the level of late chairman of the program. Progressive Life Insurance Co., can show her what she knows A panel of nine judges has March 1962, before the market assignment. Seeney, Nicholas Lucarelle, Don- been (elected to review the en Following the musical presen here, the board of directors has lie Is capable of doing. ald Mongresees, Robert Brows, began to crack seriously prior to His written assignments are This seems very unfair to Our trie*. Prizes will be awarded tation, the. group went to the announced. children. What Is your opinion? David Grey, Garry Phillips, lour genera] categories of ex- the dramatic plunge in the Westminster Hall of. the Pres- Mr. Heggie started with the never finished because of poor Raymond, Paul Evans, co-ordination; his marks are down G. A., San Jose, Calif. James hibits. spring. byterian Church where members company as an agent in the New- Answer: ., William Halle, ScottDocy, Tbe AP 69-stock average rose of the Women's Association ark district in 1947. In 1951 hein math not because he doesn't * ~T)te fair program also includes know the answers, but because School work should not'fce as- MiChael Barradale, Robert showing of movies involving var 8 to 259.7 with industrials up 1.4,served refreshments. was named staff manager and sociated wi^h punishment, Greenholph, Robert Rouft, Larry rails up 1.2 to a new 19S2-'63 A lithographed program was in 1953 was appointed manage: of having to write the problems. ious *Spects of physics, electrici- So it ends up with her keeping When a history teacher assigns Dillon, Dentils Dillon, Herbert ty, engines, chemistry and biohigh- , and utilities off .3. of the Newark district, a post a theme or written exercise to Rosenthal, Donald Olisko, David he held until 1958, when he washint from 15 to 30 minutes each The ttow Jones industrial av American. Telephone was un- punish students for misbehaving. Bimbler, James Johnson, Craig to erage gained 114 at 684.88. appointed director of sales pro- day after the class Is dismissed. changed. , motion, and field training. Please,help us if you can. he is making the' work of the Dzudzu, Frank Fox and Richard Volume climbed tp 5.64 million Prices, were mostly' higher on Entfish teacHePveifoWlcult. Coolick. shares from Wednesdays 4.96 In 1959, he was named super- Mrs. C. S., Sacramento, Calif. Keansburg the American Stock Exchange. intendent of industrial agencies Answer:' mijllon and was the biggest since Volume was 1.37 million shares Mary Jo La Bella, daughter of Dec 5 when 6.28 million shares and was assigned to the com- Unless your son develops compared with 1:21 million pany's home office here. He was. Mr. and Mrs. Sanaro La Bella, were traded. Wednesday. Kratter was active Willis Botler , Stella Dr., was confirmed lasi The market advance was ac- elected assistant vice president- and off 1. Avis Industrial rosel% ler supplies educational film agency, last August. in St Aim's Catholic companied by news that indus- General Gas 1%, Soss Manufac- Forum Set Church. Mrs. J«ck Randazzo trial production held roughly un Btrips for schools throughout the turing m, Syhtex 2% and Alan United States. He produced two ParkAve., was her sponsor. changed in January from the De-Wood Steel & Fractional losses buffet supper followed tt the cember level, that auto sales i films on missionary work in Af- were taken by Canadian Javelin, rica, now being distributed in this Three to Attend On Budget hornet of the parents. Attending earty February were 12 per cent Perfect Photo and Signal Oil were Mr. and Mrs. FrankCavig- above a year ago, that crude oil untry by the United Presbyte- WHISKEY 1 'A." liana and aon, Mr. and Mrs . Rob- processing rose to record levels rian Church, and has been com- In Rumson Corporate bonds,' aided by missioned by the National Broad- Youth Conclave ert Hughes. Mr. and Mrs. Vinceni last week and that rail net in- RED BANK — Three teenagers RUMSON — The Home De Rosa, Mrs. Vincent Balsamo come in 1962 was above the pre-strength in rails, advanced on the casting Co. to produce a series School Association of Rumson- heaviest trading in four months. of television films in Africa and from Congregation Beth Shalom and children, George Ahern, Mrs.vious year. will be among the 290 synagogue Fair Haven Regional High School Sally Gutterman »nd son, all of Of 1,308 issues traded, S4S ad17. S. government bonds made a a group of radio features in will conduct an open forum on modest advance. . Europe. youths in attendance at the an- Keansburg. Mr. tad Mrs. Thomas anced and 398 declined. New nual conclave of the New Jersey the Board of Education's revised Deride, West Keansburg: Mr. highs for 1962-'63 totaled 63. The Yesterday's closing stocks: Other films scheduled in the se-Council of Traditional Synagogue budget Monday night. and Mrs. Thomis Balsamo, Cran- wo new lows were Century In USF tad I-T-E ckt Brit 15% ries are: "Finland," on March Youth in Patterson, tomorrow The forum is scheduled for 6 Uuns Ex M 15; "3000 Years Under the Sea," ford, and Mr. and Mrs. John Mur- dustries and White Stores. Mr Prod »3' through Sunday. The local rep- i.m. In the school auditorium. ray, Union Beach. Ur Reduc April 5; and "Brazil," May 19. Rails, having topped their 196 CP 35! resentatives are Larry Cohen Board of Education members - St. Ann's Parent-Teacher Asso- Lud 73! Mrs. William J. Alexander, 354 lere, Nancy Graham, Rumson will make the budget presenta- ciation will hold a Luau Dance, peak in Wednesday's trading, lef Pw 42 Lenape Trail, Manasquan, is di- continued to draw speculative de- illed Ch tion and will answer questions tomorrow night, in the school au- Mils Cbt] rector of the travelogues. nd Joyce Savitsky, Hazlet. mand. Chemicals and airlines al Irom the floor. Dr. John F. ditorium. Mrs. James Cronin, Ira Alrlln The event, under the sponsor- so moved ahead very well but \m Brit Sh ship of the Yeshiva University's finney, school superintendent, chairman, will be assisted by vm Can Sons of Norway Set has urged residents of both mu- committee aides, Mrs. Sal Pall- profif t taking made many other ^m Cyui Youth Bureau, will bring teen- groups look ragged. Mn M Fdr Valentine Party agers from more than SO comnicipalitie- s to attend. castri and Mrs. John SsMo. Dec-: \m Mot Less than 400 voters In both ' Ten of the 15 most active \m Smelt LEONARDO — The Sons of munities in New Jersey together MONMOUTH fun Std immunities went to the polls orations will be in a Hawaiian stocks advanced, four declined, Ira Tel Tel Norway, Noreg Lodge, will hold for an intensive experience In IEWMAN SPRINGS ROAD theme and refreshments will be ^ General Telephone ft Elec- ^m Tob Valentine Party tonight at Tewish living. , Feb. 5 when the budget was de- \m Vlicosa feated. The revised budget will (Opposite A&P) (Next to Butch's Car served, Tonlcs was unchanged. Amp tao o'clock in the American Legion The program, based on the Anacond& resubmitted to the electorate A discussion on the World Coun- American motors was the vol- rmco 811 Hall, Rt. 36. Jieme "The World of the Teen- 'uesday. cU of Churches was held at a ume leader, rising % to 22% on .rinour Mrs. Svea Hansen, Mrs. Molly iger," combined educational, re- .rmit Clt meeting Monday night of the 138,700 shares. Second Lihl Oil Overgaard and Mrs. Gertrude igous, social and recreational Women's Society far Christian Chrysler, off 3% at 91H tdilson Christiansen will be the host- Jements and features panels and 7 Ul Refln Service: Of the First Methodist 131,700 shares. Third was Stude- veo Corp esses. Music will be provided by discussions on current Jewish is- ibcock W Church. The panel discussion , Vt at m on 123,400 Bild Uiu Hans Larsen. sues, guest personalities, and was presented by Mrs. Ida Anbaker- , up BUt * Oh workshops in leadership skills hares. B«ruk «r drews, Mrs. Henry Schubel, Mrs. Next came Sperry Rand, up %Bell ft How MEW LIBRARY HOURS programming, song and dance. Edward Rockefeller and Mrs.t 14%, and Curtlss-Wright; up 1 Iradlx EATONTOWN — The Public The conclave, seeks to promote HOME OWNERS eth Steel Anna Homer. Also discussed was Curtlss-Wright was aided by s Boelnr Library will be open from :eenage synagogue effort on be- the Lenten mission program, 10 a.m. to noon Saturdays begin- iialf of Torah Judaism, while pro- white elephant sale followed. Curtlss-Wright was aided by a ling tomorrow. Weekday hours viding for an exchange of cul- Hostesses serving refreshments new contract.' It, Sperry Ran<£ (6' are 3 to 5 p.m. Monday through ural and social experiences, following the business meeting and other issues in this genera Friday and In addition, 7 to 9 Conclave sessions wll be held were Mrs. William King and Mrs.price level were said to be p.m, Monday, Wednesday and at the Yavneh Academy, 413 Joseph Fetcher. spurred by a renewal of demand Friday, ' 2th Ave., Paterson. from the public for stocks in this >rice bracket., : Market U. S. Steel was- the most ac- LOCAL SECURITIES ve in Its section, rising 1%. The following bid and asked quotations from the National Asso- NEW: YORK HW ciation of Securities Dealers, Inc., do not represent actual transac- Wholesale egg offerings ample on 'oungstown Sheet gained 2>/ir likens 1%, Jones & Laughlin tions They are a guide to the range within which these securities large and light on balance. De- could have- been sold (indicated by the "bid") or bought (indicated mand only fair on large and good %, and Bethlehem %. by the "asked") at the time of completion. on smaller sizes yesterday. Ford dipped 14 and General BANKS Whites: extras (47 lbs. rain.) [otors rose & Div. Bid Asked BU-M; extras medium (40 lbs. Actively-traded U. S. Smelting Aibury Park - Ocean Grove .50 28'/4 31 , tveraie) 3M8; "P flMtty <*7 also ran into profit taking on its Belmar -Wall National 250 huge advance and fell: %• Radio lbs. mhi) 4OJ4-43V4; mediums Central Jersey Bank (x) 60 ADD A LOW COST NEW ROOM (41 lbs. average) 37-39; smalls !orp., off % in brisk trading, Farmers ft Merchants 1.00 (3f U». average) .34-35; peewees ras said to be affected not only First Merchants National Bank .25 10'/4 II your family needs more space in the 26-27. profit talcing but also by news Keansburg - Mlddletown 10.t)0 route, whether for extra bedroom, family NO DOWN Long Branch Trust 2000 Browns: extras (47 lbs. min.)hat RCA chairman David Sarn- room or den. ler us give you a free esti- iff had sold 20,000 shares of his Matawan.Bank .30 W4-MW: top audlty (47 lbs. Uonmouth County National .12 mate that will prove to you that our low mln.) 41-43; mediums (41 lbs.wn RCA stock. lew Jersey Trust • 1.00 prices are unbearable. Thousands of satis- PAYMENT average) 37-39'; smalls (36 lbs. Pennsylvania Railroad, up Peoples National, Keyport 3.00 fied customers throughout the area assure! average) 34-35; peewees 26-27. 16%, was the volume pace- SUi Sea Bright National 1.00 First Payment June] laker among the rails. New you of complete satisfaction. Call for INDUSTRIAL your free estimate today. fork Central also gained %-Il- Brockway Glass .80 24 To 20 Years To Pay * Card Party Tonight linois Central 1, Soo Line yt, San- Bzuxa Chemicals Also night phone for your convenience. For ncgionars PTA Fe '4, and Florida.East Family Circle oast %, : ... ianson VW-M . HIGHJANDS-The Henry Hud- Merck rose 2, DuPont V/4, Unit- International Flavors and Fragrances son Regional High School Par. "Alrcraft \%, Texaco %, and Laird & Company MONMOUTH CONSTRUCTION CO. ent-Teacher Association will hold ireyhound—which raised the div- Onmouth Capital a card .party tonight In the Jack- lend-3K., : lonmouth Electric HIGHWAY 3 5 AT HEDDENS CORNER - MIDDLETOWN ion Hotel for the benefit of the Public Service Electric ft Gas _~ 011 . cd lonmouUi Park PEP PRospccf 5-1:J: — TWinb'ODV 2-2600 — SHodyside 1-5050 scholarship fund. continued under pressure due to •mm 33« nwiwui J. Natural Gas 1.0O trc Pdr iiv. fnnl 8h*T 3. Natural Gai Pfd. 1.20 The affair, the first to be held prospects of boosting utility ex- Cent MS ZentUl R Bui Mch 41T« towsn Controller by the newly-formed association, Ise taxes In New Jersey. It lost H«fv t3M iplr«L Metal will feature prizes and refresh N'C«r "S S. Homes A Development Corp. menu. - touston Lighting fell 1%. WDlvldead , 4~Friday, Fdbraaiy 15, 1963 RED BANK REGISTER CUB DINNER TOMORROW Demo Club School's Use PAIR HAVEN. — Cub Seoul 85 Attend teenage committee raised Pads 24 will have its jgnwmue month'* rent from the dance. To Hear For Voting an£ gold ainwef totnarr^wr at 7 Teen Dance The teen group plans to rent in taf Hed ftiak'MethodUt Prown's Store, a vacant two-story Church, i j ,/ HIGHLANDS - More than 85 building on Bay Ave. Earlier Twp. Official Is Granted il|# t»bl« Jtoeal teenagers tamed out Sat- this month, the first month's rent COLTS NECK — The Board of urday (or the first fund-raising was donated by Majestic Amuse- HAZLET — Raritan Township Education tat night granted per- Committee-man M. Don Sanchez 'dace to raise money for a teen- ments, Shrewsbury. mission to the Township Commit- will be guest speaker at a meet *ge recreation center here. tee to use the school cafeteria at Brazilians call hummingbirds ing of the Democratic Club Tues- >«:Mrs. Sivert Walstrom, who has a polling place in the primary "flower kissers." Some 80 day at the Airport Plaza Lanes and general election!. spearheaded the drive tor a reo known species of the tiny birds at 8:30 p.m. leatlon center, reported that the The Township Committee Is la Hve In Brazil. Pat Cianciulli, president, has the.process of creating a second announced that the club Is con- election' district and win need ducting its membership drive and another polling place besides the has extended an invitation to resi- township hall. dents to attend the meeting and The board approved a bill for learn the workings of the group. 1101 for stationery which Leslie Membership has reached 150, Douglass, secretary, explained Mr. Cianciulti says, and all of was mainly due to the change | LEFS FACE IT the elected township officials, as in the township name from At- >rE. S.LOWE well as a majority of the Demo- lantic to Colts Neck. % W* art not as young « we used to b*. It's no fun cratic County Executive Commit- Board vice president C. Ed- It JtarUd cut is»WMt G«ft m tee, ere members of the club. ward Tilton, who presided at laat NOW ilii m svMyrfwft, YAHT2EEI W going up and down ladders. Wooden screens and night's meeting In the absence of He stated that the club, while NEW, EXCITING, CHAUEHfilW pm of - W storm windows are a tough job to take down and basically political in its nature, president William Flock, author- ised the building and grounds skill ind dunce, just for fun IM «< •• put up in the spring and fall. ALUMINUM COM- does not confine itself to only po- litical matters but is Interested committees to investigate the Citimtnt gtt up IYAHTZH PARTY to- • MNATIONS now on sale FREE INSTALLATION. in all matters of civic value. It possibility of placing a new sign STUDENTS COLLECT DIMES — Sea Bright Borough Councilman Samuel L Diggfe on the lawn, identifying ' the nlgtit Th» tvhol* fimllf • Only six for $77. . Call today. No charge for has given both financial and phys- ical support to such groups as accepfs March of Dime*! donations totalling $152.38 collected by local school children, school. The committees were alw will tn]sy YAHUEE. Pity MKn authorized to investigate the pos- • measuring. the Babe Ruth League, the Lit- from left, Robert Boniri, 8, Jaclyn Kuciala, 10, Jane Mayer, II, and Marsha Wil- It Vow or In mt«'» i mx tle League, Red Cross, Heart sibility of taking down the exist- bsnki, 9, with Loli KMIUSI, 5, not shown. ,.-•-•• ing sign. The new sign would Fund, Community Center and iroup. Eny Imtrudloi* say "Atlantic Elementary School lift • BUDGET TERMS • FREE DELIVERY other worthwhile organizations. Dally ft Saturday 8 A.M.* 38 P.M. -Colts Meek." •YoMit. ITKKHMIV I Wed. and Fri. 'dl » P.M. ^ laf.U.t>M.OflM "Between Yanko's ft ReossUIes" /g^ POOR MAN'S PHILOSOPHER Gen. Waters Mrs, Hamilton reported that nine of the 42 students to enter Charge AccounU AvaUibli I Oak Hill the Freehold Regional High Mr. and MM. Albert Floer- Is Training School next year have been qual- , . FREE DELIVERY • sheitner, and daughter, Adrienn'e, Me Corn Plaster ified to enter honors classes. r Bamm Hollow Rd., have returned fHONB SH 1-0001 Commander The board was invited to at- 32 Brood St. SHodyslde 1-7500 Red Bonk after vacationing in Nassau. FORT MONMOUTH - Lt. Gen. tend Wednesday's PTA meeting which will have « demonstration Returning after a winter, vaca —-Status Symbol John K. Waters, who has had a tion in Fort Lauderdale, Fla., distinguished military career, on how reading Is taught ia the are Mr. and Mrs. James Leslie, By HAL BOYLE has assumed command of the schools. Blue Jay Ct. Continental Army Command, re- sponsible tor the training of some Buying or selling?^&t Pavement patriotism seems to Mr. and Mrs. John Davies, NEW YORK (AP)-The ;poor 150,000 students a year in 27 serv- Register Classified for quick re- Bamm Hollow Rd., recently cel- man's philosopher says: ; be sweeping Washington, D.C., ice schools including the Army suIts.-Advertlsement, 17lnMdSt ebrated Mr. Davies' birthday by In public life today it is no long- like wildfire. Every bureaucr* Signal Center and School here. Sn theQreat dining at the King Henry IV i enough to have a bleeding who hasn't made plans to com- He succeeds Gen. Herbert B. Restaurant in New York City heart. Your feet have to bleed, plete a 50-mile loyalty health hike Powell. and attending a performance of too. | has to publicly admit he has flat Gen. Waters, who has been the Broadway show, "Never Too The corn plaster has beconw the nominated for four-star rank, as- Tlmerkan feet or be put down as a coward Late." new status symbol for political in- sumed his new command at Fort tegrity in the nation's capital. They say die area around Foggy Monroe, Va., from where he will THE JOCUND CIRCLE AT THE (Jraiition! The home of the W. Gilbert A man used to say he'd walk a Bottom is thronged with so many direct the Army's peacetime con- Mansons, Fish Hawk Dr., was mile for his favorite clgaijette limping casualties the place looks tinental force of more than 500,- the scene of a cocktail and din- 000 active duty troops and !•£ Now he has to walk 50 miles to like Gettysburg on the second day ner party for 22 guests preced- million reserve and National Horn& irove he's physically Jit to slprve ing the Oak Hill Association's of the battle. his country. j Guard troops. He 'also is in Valentine dance last Saturday Is this what President Kennedy charge of the Army's component night at The Cobblestones. meant when he said we'd have to of the Atlantic Command. Hosts, also, at a cocktail party get the country moving in the Musket Tavern An officer with the First Ar- wior to the dance were Mr. and New Command 1960s? Somehow we'd hoped i mored Regiment in North Africa [Mrs Donald Schick, Pelican Rd. would be done on wheels. in World War II, he was cap- Among those attending were Mr. This whole problem of whether tured by the Germans who held and Mrs, Bruce Gordon, Mr. and Being Formed you can measure the efficiency of him prisoner until war's end. •Mrs. Curtis Harrison, Mr. and a government by the number of Since then he has been ait aide | Mrs. Ned Irland, Mr. and Mrs. At Monmoutli! bunions on the feet of elected and to the late Secretary of War Rob- Walter Knight, Mr. and Mri. appointed officials raises a num- ert P. Paterson, commander of from Stanley Shuart, Mr. and Mrs. Ed- FORT MONMOUTH - Oiie oJ cadets at the' military academy, For convivial Qnaffery u well as epi- ward Ministri, Mr. and Mrs. the Army's more elite outfits— ber of interesting questions such J chief of staff of tie First Army curean Cookery, Gentlemen and Thomas Service, Mr. and Mrs. 'roop' Corrimand-T^will be estab- IS: : • ..: } . ... Corps in Korea, deputy command- Gentlewomen are frequenting the new John Kernahan, Mr. and Mrs! lished here today. j ' •Will it result to a pedestrian ad- 122,990 ing genera! of the Armor Center William Suydam, and Mr. and In it will be scientists, engi- ministration? HORN AND MUSKET TAVERN at Fort Knox, Ky., chief of the Mrs. Thomas Giblin. neers, highly skilled technicians How fast of foot will lobbyists at the Molly Etcher Ion. Here Vlctnala American Military Assistance and instructors of specialists! who have to be to keep up with legis- are prepaid to empattion even the FEATURES: Three and four bedrooms, huge recreation operate equipment used on globe- lators on the hoof? Staff in Yugoslavia and deputy rooms, custom birch or Teakwood abinets, large basements, A luncheon and bridge were chief of staff for materiel devel- most jaded, Palate. And for ye who trotting missions. Isn't it enough to ask a politi- fall insolation and weatherstrlpping, Caloric kitchens, auto- held last week at the home of opments of the Continental Array wish your Portions as Potioni, choice It is the-Support Battalion 61 cian to run for public office? Is it matic G.E. heat, two-car garages, 100 amp. service. Mrs. James A. AUdnson, Gujl Command. •Wines, Brewi, Xlqnpn »nd Concoc- Rd. Guests included Mrs. Victor the Army's Electronics Research fair, after he wins, to expect him tion* are plentifully and' pfidefnlly DIRECTIONS Diefenderfer, Mrs. Fran Stray- nd Development Laboratorji who to go on & long walk to hold his : |(ill be moving into Troop pom- job? ...... , _ VTA HARDEN" STATE PARK- horo, Mrs. Johtt,P;MoHSir,jMr^ hr Woman is Jailed poured ffa $Lk4aL~'i& 2 A.M. Leonard, Pe'ckwprth, Mrs: r*nald mand. There Kre, more thaji 500 Instead of arranging to Wet a We are open to serve you food men directly assigned to the' bat-congressman in his office, will you For Shoplifting man Spring? Rd.. then turn "Rbwe, Mrs. C. fc. Noble, Mrs. from 7 A.M. 'tffl 1 A.M. . rlrbt on Hewman Springs Peter Read, Mrs. Carl Ray, Mrs. talion or in attached units, have to get a copy of his hike EATONTOWN - Mrs. Hattie 2td.. oonttnu. approxi- said Col. James M. Klmbrijugh, route from his secretary and hope „„ mately a|x mllej to John Thatcher, Mrs, Thomap M. Simmons of Asbury Park Vil- •ID Holmdel Center and Bushey, Mrs. Jack Svenson and Jr., commander of the labora- to catch up with him at an inter- Xtt us Wileome YOU to ow joomd Cir- MNX IIodeK. Asbury Park, was ordered cle of FritMUtad Prtrom. Mrs. Albert Stettz, all of Oak tory. ,ji section? confined in Monmouth County Hill; Mrs. Roland Duncan, Mid- As members of Troop pom- Politics has always had its ob- jail Wednesday night in default Sales Agent dletown; Mrs. George Denner, mand, more men will be direct- stacle courses, but already some of „ $200 fine for shoplifting, KAStNER-MlRANTI New Shrewsbury, and Mrs. Alex ly engaged in operational activ- of the sore-footed faithful have Chisholm, Fair Haven. Mrs. Simmons and mother 100 Qulmby St. • ities through a reduction of ad- been rumbling about using the 50-woman were convicted Jan. 23 of ModM Bom. Pbom MS-IM3 ministrative overhead, he jjsaid. mile hike as the sole test of fit- Model Hunt D«oor»t«a By: ' Westfleld. N. J. the theft of merchandise valued Thomas Furniture, Plilafield, K J. Robin Lieberman, daughter of Headquarters is being consoli- ness. AD 3-3900 at $513.10 from Montgomery Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Lieberman, dated. Missions will involvip re- Some have suggested swimming Ward, Bond's, the Lerner Shop AT Pelican Rd., celebrated her sev- search and development artd as- the Potomac both ways. Others and Kresge's, all in Monmouth enth birthday at a "doll's tea sistance with new equipment. have expressed the view it is more Shopping Center. party" in her home. Among those Named to head up Troop Com important for a member of the Wychrtood HOLMDEL who attended with their favorite mand is Capt. Harold D. Jpcob, Supreme Court to be able to pole Magistrate M. Raymond Mc- doll were Pam and Becky Cum- who recently returned from 'ft du- vault over any obstruction than to Gowan sentenced Mrs. Simmons to 30 days in jail. inn mins, Jane Leswing, Debbie Oli- ty tour in Laos with the tl. S. walk 50 miles. ver, Lindsey Gordon, Janiqe Military Advisory Assistance Be that as it may, the New Wheatly, Donna Curtis, and Joan Group. Frontier is building a stronger, Buying or selling? Use the OK til S*n»7iwyAiv*/ri*tf it •••***••** Rubin, and Robin's sister, Judi Troop Command personnel will hardier breed of public servant Register Classified for quick re- Lieberman, Oak Hill; Judith Sil- be men with high skills mjjelec- >Tjie government is on the march. sults.—Advertisement. verstein, Lincroft; Ann Sullivan tronics who will assist scientists Hup, twp, three, four! Hup, two, FOR YOUR COUNTRY'S SAFE PROGRESS and Yvonne Van Ord, Fair Ha- and engineers in the military ap- three, four! Keep gong, men— ven;. June Iglay and Beth Zuck- AND FOR YOUR OWN: plications of equipment and sys- the next foot powder station is erman, Mlddletown. tems. only 300 yards ahead. This Trustworthy Event Continues On! 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HOpklm 2-0630 „, 3 Ing dt U» in SH 1-0285 — OS 1-2100 — CO 4-2222 — PR 4-2727 We have carper laytri for »v»ry job «nywh(rt - of MdfttlvayV Store Houra: Monday thru Saturday 8:00 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. ttora. ffffsWfflWMlliBBMHHI *Tfl" OWN FWDAY TO •••• P.M. Iivfe Within Yowr Income RED BANK REGISTER Friday, February IS, 196J-5 DAILY CROSSWORD ACBO88 DOWN J7. Tarty Budgeting or Recording tStrlkw L Part of M. Under- 8.V*c»Uon chair back went pear Miss Feeley: fourth week, we take $13 out! year's wardrobe, or even an en- lull* J. To bequeath low of S.Padfie* pres. My wife calls our savings ac- Yet for the put year we've been tire season's—which I realize is U. Stimulate going at this budget business se- the best way to sbop-because I (Jwdi.) 4. Young dog tig*: count the "Put-and-Take Depart- IZ Garnish for {.Specimen: Chin. ment." Every two weeks, when riously. We-keep track of every- just can't lay out that much mon- hing we spend. Our combined • salad abbr. , (2 get paid, we put $12 in the ey at one time. 6. Girl icome It $510 a month, after de- 13, A wdj.) savings bank. About every third Can you offer any suggestions Laplander atudenta at 25. Nega- uctions. Maybe there is such a fur cutting down on the clothes It Triangular- State U. tive hing as.no margin for savings, budget? •haped T. In, or reply Y«tar*ai'( Awn* luh? Mrs. W. D,, Sao Francisco river fatigued 2«. Close 34. Eaten, Kinney Says Tom C, Rochester, N. Y. moutha 8. A mack to •lisa Dear Mrs. D.: 18. Avenue: v.Ruaalan 27. Music ledger )ear Tom: The teenager is everybody's fa- abbr. maa'i not* 87. Own School Type Un-huh. Whoever told you that vorite customer. She's the target 18. Unhappy name 28. Sun god 31. Unclean udgetlng your income simply for all the latest fashion gim- tBU 10. Headland 29. Rational doff leant keeping records? You micks. But in the interest of good 14. Faint 31. Cone- 39.Conjpiraey Is Vote Issue on't just record what you spend taste as well as economy, she export sloppily bearing ttFJhtW -you manage it. 'Writing down must learn some basics. 19. Be still! 1J. False evergreen! cargo RUMSON-"What : typ.. e of high -IT 'Monthly food .allowance, $125" 3L Thick illce 20. Tom S3. A pin of Biftf school do the people of Rumson Number one Is buy wash-and- isn't helping your financial bind 23. Forearm Sawyer's wood and Fair Haven want for their wear. It's a girl's best friend. bone friend 35. Bower children?" the figure ought to be $90 in- When she can wash it, dry it 37. Reverie stead.. On that combined income quickly, and put It back on in 5 to 1 » That question will be answered 29. Scurry off 1 a j 4- 8 of |$10, you and your wife .ought matter of hours, she's realty got by residents of the two boroughs SO. Malt kiln ^t to be able to put $40 a month something for your money, She 31. Wild oxen II IX. at the polls Tuesday night when I the savings bank and leave'it needs fewer outfits when they're of Tibet they vote a second time, on the never out of circulation very 32. British IS Rumson-Fair Haven Regional there. Here's how you could do It: long, Fortunately, wash-and-wear o atatesman High School budget, Dr, John is year-around wear these days. St Strike 19 • n Kinney, superintendent of the rent, $110; clothing, $40; food, lightly $90; savings, $40; expenses on the school, told members of the Hi- Wait for a sale, if you know ST.Planln IS ob, $80; medical, $30; insurance, AUXILIARY* OFFICERS — Mrs. Robert Runge, left, accepts a gavel after being in- Music Sponsors here Monday. one Is coming up. Look for small detail % % $15; recreation, $15 gifts and do- ii Z2 33 xt •tailed at president of the Port Monmouth Fire Company in ceremonies Tuesday. Pro- Dr. Kinney had been invited by money price tags on "fad" items. (with nations, $20 household operating, Girls get bored in short order "out") % writing" the gavel at right is the outgoing president, Mrs. William Dowens. Looking the organization to discuss the $30; car operating, $50. 40. To be In n 19 proposed 1963-64 budget, defeated with many fashions. I realize va- Check your monthly records debt ^i on, left to right, are. Mrs. Ronald King, vice president; Mrs. Kenneth Thompson, fi- here by a margin of 48 votes in riety is all-important at this age. So 91 igainst these figures. Somewhere But your girls can exchange gar- 41. Back nancial secretary, and Mrs. Paul Ludlow, secretary. Mrs. Dowens will serve as the the Feb. 5 referendum. UPennlU ^A% Jong the line what should be ments when each grows tires of la S3 JS 14 "The type of high school that 44. Scientist*- H group's treasurer. your savings dollars are slipping her own. Blouses, sweaters, even we have here now, rated among workrooms % % VA % through your fingers. Maybe skirts and dresses can often be 17 is j* HO 41 the best in the state, Is not nec- 45. Written you're eating them. Maybe you're bleached, then dyed in brand new copyimu*. % essarily the school we may ex- wearing them. Since the "Put- colors. New buttons alone can it. To edge, 44 Schools Get Today's Builiuwt Mirror; pect to have in the future unless and-Take Department" is causing % sometimes transform a jacket or as ribbon 4* the residents come forward and you and your wife real concern, coat. 47. Traveler* ^^ show their willingness to support tighten the reins. Hold you budg- stop off Even though you can't shop far 48 Committee such a school," Dr. Kinney said. et in, or it'll race right down the placa ah entire season, you can plan "It is my hope that the people hill with you. 48. Affirm! **• RUMSON - A coordinating Lending Business of these two communities will for it—by deciding on a basic wardrobe color for each girl. As conyniUte, of members and su- show in the re-vote that they Dear Miss Feeley: piece by piece is added, there with all its buttons, zippers and Young girls used to be expected perintendents from Fair Haven, want to continue in the fine tra- I am a widow with.two girls will be more harmony and fewer seams in good shape, In infinitely to know how to sew. Riinudn and Rumson-Fair Haven Due for Change? dition which we now have in our i high school. I manage pretty mistakes. better looking — and therefore RegiMrtl High School boards has school. well on a modest income—or have cherished for a longer period. . proposed two • all-staff meetings "The spirit and willingness of Remember that impluse-shop- (What's your problem? Writ* ; : by SAM DAWSON p until now. But trying to keep 'for next'year. " ' ' ' the teachers of this school have ping is the most expensive kind. When the budget is at stake, Mary Feeley in care of this news- my girls in clothes has become Insist that your girls give their The Rumson Board of Educa- made it what it is. They need an I say blessed Is the woman who paper, enclosing stamped, self- more of a problem than I ex- clothes good care. A garment can sew. How about your girls addressed envelope, and she will tion endorsed the proposal By SAM DAWSON federal agencies that now put up incentive to continue in this spir- the funds in full or in part for pected. We can't plan an entire that's kept clean and pressed taking some sewing lessons? try to help.)' Wednesday night..-, NEW YORK (AP)-The federa it by a vote of confidence from civic and private objects. government would like to cu the people supporting oui The group would meet Sept. 3, The original and still central down on its lending business, school." the day before school opens, to idea In the federal government's would like to emphasize chiefly if Dr. Kinney cited instances In "get acquainted." Another meet- making the loans or insuring them guaranteeing and insuring busi which the high school teachers Ing.' Feb.' 20. 1964,' would include against default is that govern- ness. And it is also interested ii had performed services for the workshops designed to familiar- ment-backed loans can be made to doing away with legal ceilings oi school without thought of pay- ize faculty members with the many individuals or projects interest rates, both on its owi ment. The same services would problems encountered in grades which would find it hard or im- borrowing and on some of thi include additional pay in many 'other than their own. • possible to get private financing, loans it backs for others. schools, he said. , Mrs. Martha Adamson, the at least not at the comparativel We have recruited a staff of Rumion board's representative Affected along with bankers am easy terms Uncle Sam assures. outstanding teachers, many of to the committee, said last night other private lenders would be fu Government lending has expand- whom have been offered jobs ., Wed., Fri. 11 a.m. to 9.00 p.m.. Tun., Thurs., Sat. 9:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. chet, knit, sew, weave, embroid- er, quilt. Plus free pattern. Seat Other Stores Rt, 22, Springfieldi Rt. 4, Paramus and Rt. 46, Wayne WWW He now. • • Ked tiaak JIM BISHOP; J. EatafcUaM ISA fey Jtha H. CMK mat Umtf day SL Vl * Published by Ik* Red Bank RegUter Iacwponttd REPdRT , HARRY PENTflNGTON. President JAMES 1. HOGAN, Editor By ROBERT S. AILEN M. HAROLD KELLY, General Maaafar Long ago, I looked at a lacy valentine? t aid FAWL SCOTT dered, not who sent it, but who i» St Valenttae,*W»s WASHWCiTON-Senators prob- Thomas J. Bly William F. Saadford and Arthur Z. Kamto Fruit W. Harbow he romantic? Did he foster love; affairs? Did he send, pneulva Cditu -ft, AUMIaU Iditor. ItlUKton BSurMu U(r. ing Soviet build-up in Cuba have gathered convincing evidence that in secrecy, a missive to his heart's desire? The answer, Member ol the Associated Preu there Is a riling Communist guer- UIM Pr»i u •nlltud nxciuii'ilr to ts« w tor nimbUuttta *t «u tu IMU M»I fHalts rilla threat in Latin America, I found, was no, no and no. u Mil M all AP niws dlspatclm. actively aided with money and He was a priest in Some in the Member of American Newspaper Publishers Association arms from Cuba, year, 270 A.D. Some believe that he was Member Audit Bureau el Circulation Detailed proof of thi* Cuban a bishop in Tern}, although they may ni W»i Buk Mjiiur «jium«s no tlainclu rtlpormtmulei tor typoarapiilea,! orrora In tdvirtlMminti. tail link was turned over to the «nu taprfnt witoout cbiri«, th&t part oi aa tdvtrtiafmcnt u. wbleb tb« typographic*! trror occurs. Advtrtliin m\ Senate Armed Services Prepared- be speaking of the same man. In any pliau noun u» muiitiniM ImnullUtl; of my trrar nhicn nu ocott ness Subcommittee last week by case, Valentine was concerned with the tin ntwiotptr uiumu o» rupoailbllltlM for •tiunwmi of ealaioai la IttUra from tu rudirc. Director John McCone, of the persecution of Christians in Rome, and Central Intelligence Agency, and Subunptlon Pricai in Advance Uai into S root Pir month SLOT 11 momhj-JU.oa a month*-* loo apparently hid many of them. Some- auult MPJ at eouBttt, I etnt> ainslt copy by mall, It ctnti » m»nUu—|is.t» I monUu-J i.6o a reliable Cuban refugee group. Both of their reports contend .. . Where along the line, he must have FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1963 that the subversive activities cf ' MSBOT hidden an informer, because In a short the Castro regime have greatly increased in Latin America since time he was arrested by legionaries. \ Needed: Statesmanship the apparent withdrawal of Soviet 1 Valentine must have been important, because he medium - range missiles from was taken to the presence of EmperorCtaudius II. The Seldom has the stage been set for defects; Cuba. "Don't be so qentle with.the new ones. CIA Director McCone went the emperor despised Christians and offered .Valentine his outstanding statesmanship as is to- The petition signed by more than If they lost longer, fewer ore sold. furtherest Ha his warning. He life and freedom if he would renounce-W faith. Valen- day's scene in Marlboro Township. startled the senators by reporting tine declined and. according to the. meager; amount of 600 registered voters demanding a You're lousing up the low of supply ond that these Cuban-supported guer- With some degree of irritation, public vote, to change froiff Town demond and upsetting the economy!" rilla activities could develop into history in this matter, Clauditts made inor.e.promtsw. "a serious danger for the U.S., Me wanted to see how high•-"-Mentine's price,;w«»s,, but also a quality of accuracy, a ship Committee government to a so- as well as a number of American landowner hopeful of selling proper called strong Mayor and Council These Pays: republics, unless preventive mea- The priest's faith was beyond price. .Claudius .gave sures are taken soon." the order: "Beat thia man with, dubs inside the city, ty to real estate developers recently Plan E setup under the Faulkne In his blunt testimony, McCone and then, behead .bJm*"'r was- executed on suggested the issue compares to the law, came after very brief study by revealed that 1,500 saboteurs i A Tale of Two Cities Communist guerrillas were train- February 14th, 110. Many years later, Valentine wss plot of some Western movies: Big the leaders of the Citizens Commit- ed in Cuba during the past 12 declared to be a saint He was just one of many. ranchers at odds with small home- tee. Though inspired, dedicated to By JOHN CHAMBERLAIN months and are new at work in Latin countries carrying out the However, the priests of Rome were irritated he- steaders. fine cause,, and persons of sincere Tucked away on the financial pages in widely- sep- Kremlin's orders for "protracted cause, at this time of year, the boys of Rome drew The interests on both sides are responsibility, they could not havi arated columns the other day were two sets of statis- revolutionary action." the names of their secret love* on tablets and offered tics. They at once suggested the title of an old story, According to McCone, the fnv great. That the proposed Planned had the time to fully explore all ave them to the goddess Februata Juno. This was sup- "A Tale of Two Cities." mediate objective of the Moscow- Community ordinance to allow nues available and essential to Havana axis is to cause ..wide- posed to reduce the resistance of the female hearts— The statistics pointed to a glowing tale of auto> spread economic and political especially if the ladies had an opportunity to visit the radical downgrading of lot sizes to changing a local government. mobile prosperity and a depressing dra- chaos throughout Latin America by terrorizing local officials, shrine of the goddess and decipher the mystery of expedite property sales was not the Mayor Joseph Lanzaro hopes to ma of steel gloom—and the. cities, of blowing up bridges, oil refineries, which boy had engraved whose name. : precise way of settling the matter persuade the Township Committee course, were Detroit and Pittsburgh. (I mines, and destroying all means Other priests had noticed that, on ojr about Feb- of communication. ,. was obvious. But the problem to create a Charter Study Commis am using these names symbolically/for niary 14th, the bir4s of Rome selected; their mates. I realize that both cars and steel are to learn the latest sabotage doesn't go away with the demise of sion which would be elected at an techniques, be reported, the local Prior to that time, the fledglings flew a1>out, making manufactured in many.places through- Communists are being trained excited cries. But in mid-February, they began to fly this particular ordinance. early date. He recognizes the out the land.) and armed at two major guerrilla in twos, and to build permanent nests throughout the Chiefs on all sides — property termination of many indignant town The automotive column led off with camps in Cuba. One is at Mfnas Del Frio in Orients Province and great city. owners large and small, taxpayers ship citizens to sweep at least some the record profit of $1.4 billion which another at La Campana in Us : all,of them, and investors who are officials out of Township Hall. Chamberlain accrued in 1962 to General Motors. It Villas, Encouraged love Notes. The former is headed by Guate- So, while some were annoyed with a pagan prac- the creators of new tax ratables— But to the mayor's credit, he ful also set before the reader the luscious figures tha signalized the big Chrysler comeback. Ford and the mala's ex-President Arbeni, and tice, others felt that if this was the season for birds to have it before them to seek some, fills his sworn obligation by urging the latter by Spanish General American Motors Company had done superlatively Alberto Bayo, both members of become serious, it might be a good thing for fledgling form of compromise. They have the patience and suggesting a reasona well, too. The 1962 automotive cash dividends jumped the Revolutionary Command for fcumans tq stop twittering and flying about, and make opportunity to seek, in a co-opera- ble, accepted method of changing Latin America that the Kremlin a permanent selection. These holy men fostered the 19 per cent over the figures for 1961. But looking in set up in Havana, This command tive, pioneering, community spirit hats or governments. another column at the 1962 steel company dividends, directs all subversive and gtier- practice of encouraging young'men to send a note of adjustments which will bring bene- There are, therefore, two tests o there was a drop of 5 per cent from the figures for thi rilla activities from Cuba, love, <£,j|eayelft secret notion * church billboard with previous year. THE DETAILS - fh* intel- a female's name oil it. , , . ' "'•' fits to the community. . sincerity for old and new leaders in ligence information given Senator A byproduct of the haste in Marlboro. They should get togethe Comparing the two sets of statistics, one couldn' John Stennis, D-Mlss.< by a Cuban Hundreds of years after Valentine's deatji, when help but think of that day last April when President refugee group cieajjy- demon- the custom of the timid was still practiced on February which the Planned Community ordi- on a fair planning program which Kennedy blasted the steel companies for their attemp strates that the subversive act- 14ttt, people began to refer to the love letters as St. nance was popped in the public eye w.ill allow large landholders to ob- ivities of the Castro regime have 1 to add $6 a ton to their prices. The presidential impli Increased since the"- i'f Cards. Thfe earliest ifscora, of, a St Vaien is apparent. The public was not in- tain value for their property and will cation was that the steel companies were trying, to Ctibati crisis. tine's Day card is nofcffrj&jtMdWtatient young man to formed in this case. There is not burden the rest of the township's gouge the rest of the economy. But what Hece is this group's country- his secret ropier -of a young no by-country report: , doubt the ordinance had 1 people with higher taxes. have happened, during the past 10 months, js that ~on< "Venezuela: On Qet. 27, 1985, lady who felt that a certain; man needed a push set of dividend receivers, the stockholders in the au four electric power stations were —in daughter's direction.. dynamited by native Communists, g ,. The Time-to talk tomobile companies, have been favored over anothei It started in February 1477, when Elizabeth Drew set, the stockholders in steel. What the President did, who were following orders from Taxpayers generally, future po- fact that the < county's growth has the Castro regime. As a eonss- had a marriageable daughter who wanted no one 'but on that day in April, was to favor Detroit at the ex- quence of this sabotage one-axti John Paston. Mother wrote: litical campaign orators and curb- broadened the tax base, has brough ol Venezuelan oil production was pense of Pittsburgh, which is something that no on "And, cousin, upon Friday is St Valentine's Day stone critics,1 particularly, Will have in more real estate improvements to who has been elected to represent all the people should temporarily knocked out. The first radio signal ordering the and every bird chooseth hint'a. mate, and if it like ydu their hour to question the fiscal man- assess and more people to pay the have done.! . ; •• '•••• ' sabotage was transmitted Oct. 24 to come on Thursday, at night,' and so purvey you that agement of Monmouth County next bill. Still, the line has been held and Charlie WUsbn Was Right from Havana via a ship off the isles of Curacao on the Venezue- you may abide there til) Monday, I trust to God that Wednesday at 2 p.m. in the Hall of for this the freeholders deserve con Right at this point I want to say that I have noth lan coast. On January 7,, 1963, you shall speak to my husband, and I shall pray that Records, Freehold. gratulations. It is a pleasure these ing against the automobile companies: it always makes Venezuelan police discovered we shall bring the matter to a conclusion .. ." mfi happy when they are prospering. When Charlie secret Castro-Communist arms days to report a reduction, however cache, 20 .miles south pf Caracas, The Big Surrender That is the time and place set Wilson made that supposedly terrible remark abou small, in the tax note. and confiscated several tons i Later in the same month, the daughter, Margery, aside by the Board of Freeholders "what's good'for General Motors is good for the coun explosives and (Other weapons." for a public hearing on the record- Whether there are means, within try" he was uttering a sentiment that in nine .case? ou "Peru; Thsre have been ser- wrote her own Valentine to John: "Unto my right well ious guerrilla . outbreaks beloved Valentine John Paston, Squyer, be this bill high Monmouth County 1963 budg- prudent judgment, which would per- of 10 holds true. For it is incontestable that theentin several places, notably in the delivered. et. Despite its approach to $11 mit a reduction in appropriations, or U.S. economy does well %hen Detroit has a fine'year. ancient Jnca capital off Cuzco. But even though the automobile companies de- An unusual feature of guerrilla "Right reverend and worshipful and my right well million in appropriations, the budget whether new economies are possible, activity In Peru is that the serve good things, would it have hurt the U.S. economj beloved Valentine, I recommend me unto you, full shows a couple of pennies reduc- are subjects for debate now. Too Castro-trained agents are going heartily desiring to hear of your welfare, which I be- as a whole if they had made a little less money lasl in for robbing banks — in the often these are left for the autumn tion in the tax rate. year and the steel companies had made a little more trajliiioh, of Stalin's famous "ex- seech Almighty God long for to preserve unto His The board's ability to hold, the political arena and partisan debate Obviously, the economy would have been strengthened propriations" of Tsarist banks — pleasure and your heart's desire." to obtain funds for guerrilla Still, he required one more arrow to the heart, and line on taxes is due entirely to the obscures the merits pro or con. f some of the profits that flowed into Detroit had been operations." diverted, instead, to Pittsburgh. "British Guiana: Youthful fol- Margery took dead aim. "If ye could be content with Economists can argue, of course, that if the steei lowers of Communist Premier that good," she wrote, referring to her small dowry, our Money's Worth: Cheddi Jagen are returning from "and my poor person, I would be Hie merriest maiden companies had raised the price of carbon steel to De Cuba trained for an expected troit, the increase would subsequently have been added guerrilla, struggle." on ground; a good true and Wing Valentine, that the How to Save on Taxes-Divorced Persons nto the price of the automobile to the ultimate con "Brazil: On December. 31. J963, matter may never more be spoken of, as 1 may, be your Brazilian police dug up an arm true lover and bedewoman during my life." '' By SYLVIA PORTER sumer, in 1963 if not in 1962. This, however, is ques cache outside of Sao Paulo. In- tionable. For no matter what the believers in "admin spector Alcldes Bueno has evi- •That did it. John Paston surrendered. It is the first stock worth 150,000 in exchange (In collaboration with the connection with a divorce las stered prices" say to the contrary, automobile prices dence linking Castro-agents i with historic evidence of thepoor-little-me-versus-great-blg- Research Institute of Ameri- year, Mr. Smith gave hit wife for which she gave up her claim these arms, of Chech manu- you technique. It worked then, as it has ever sin.ee., Of ca) for support and any other marital are competitively set. Detroit, today, may give "more facture. The arms arrived aboard If you are a divorced or legal rights. Assume also that Smith car for the money," but, with Volkswagens coming in a Cuban ship and were trans- course it has no relation to the true facts* as most nien CARMICHAEL had originally bought that stock ly separated husband or wife, or ported to the Communist Pea- discover after-marriage. -. ' for only $30,000. Smith now has rom overseas, it is not likely to try to get more money If you are planning a divorce, or sants' League headquarters." to report and pay tax on a $20, That's when they start clubbing SL Vatantinp.all legal separation, check the fol- for the car. "Costa Rica: Francisco J. 000 capital gain just as he would lowing developments .which oc- Transfusion in Reverse Orljch, president of Costa Rica, over again . . . curred in 1962. have to do it he had sold the stock on the market for $50,000. has evidence ' Unking Castro- They may af Indeed, it is even questionable that Pittsburgh Communist agents with the recent feet your tax instead of giving it to his wife as a property settlement. :ould have kept its own tonnage price of steel at the violence in Cartago. He forcasts burden for bet increased subversive action in all (3) Or say under your limited )roposed higher level for very long. Steel competition ter or for worse. Central America." divorce, your former wife Is giv- (1) Say you, from abroad would almost certainly have prevented it. "Ecuador: There have been as a husband, en the right to live in the house But let us assume that the steel companies had been several Indian uprisings In var- paid your wife's which was, and continues under ious parts of Ecuador in rocsnt lawyer for giv- your state law to be, owned by able to command a little more in cash for their product months which, though jtemlng ing her tax ad both of you in a legal form tech- rom the automobile companies throughout 1962. The from honest grievances, are being vice in connec nically known as "tenancy by the increase in income could only have helped the steel lion with your entirety," Check with your law- exploded by the Communists. Porter divorce and yer on whether this is so. If it is, men to plow something back into the improvement of Miguel Lechon, who heads the property settlement in 1962. Last your divorce decree well may re- their plant. The money-saying oxygen process and Ecuadorian Federation of In- dians, has just returned from year, the Supreme Court held quire you, the husband, to pay ther technological advances would have spread to a that, while you can deduct the your former wife a specified sum Cuba and threatened: "One day, fees you paid to your own lawyer to cover mortgage interest and few more steel mills. This would have made the Ameri more than 200,000 Indians will de- (or tax advice, you cannot deduct principal, property taxes and in- :an economy sounder at bottom, and more capable ol cend from the mountains to take the legal fees you paid to your surance. serving the automobile companies at a cheaper price over their land.' wife's lawyer. Until 1962, a husband treated the payment allocated for the or steel later on. TURNING THE TABLES - (2) Or say you're considering The tables are being turned on l divorce arrangement under property taxes and insurance as What happened last April, when the steel com an alimony deduction, while the wo militant members of Con- which you, the husband, will turn panies backed down in face of the White House threat, gress — in a very unusual way. over certain property to your wife included it in income as ali- might be likened to a blood transfusion in which the Senator Kenneth Keating, R wife in return for her releasing mony and took a deduction for N.Y., and Representative Donald you from an obligation to sup- paying the property taxes if she weaker party gave up some of his precious life fluid itemized her personal deductions. C. Bruce, R-Ind., are under De- port her. This is a common agree- the stronger. It was actually a transfuslon-in-re- 1 But the payment to the wife cov- fense Department ''surveillance' ment. In 1962, the Supreme Court erse. It did not result in anything beyond the subsi' made it more costly in terms ering mortgage interest and prin- 'or their highly critical dis- jf taxes for you to enter into this cipal, was not alimony at all, lization of one set of stockholders at the expense of :losures of the ominous Soviet type of divorce settlement, for it neither deductible by the husband nother. Detroit won and Pittsburgh lost. Instead of Hilary build-up in Cuba. The held that if the property is worth nor income to the wife. The hus- two legislators have revealed a more when given to the wife than band could deduct the mortgage telping the economy as a whole, the effect was to umber of jolting facts and are It originally cost the husband, the Interest payments If he itemized reate an imbalance. Now the steel companies need in the trail of others equally husband must pay a capital gains his personal deductions. transfusion, but who is there to give it to them? ensatlonal. Rait Changed 'ax on the difference. They will have to struggle out of their state of shock Keating and Bruce have been In 1962, the Treasury changed :ipped off about this extraordl- Gives Up Stock best they can. t For iastanw, ajtume that in • (Continued an Page 7 (Continued on Page "I- Witloai ,ov«. nrho will roccw SLED. BANK REGISTER GmertS At&rqkty President Z«- Guard Slates Friday, February 15,1963—7 igainv uk your lawyer whether! frolla Khan of Pakistan. Hie U.S. this applies to youj Now,In this • (CoMlnutd) . - It' 'backing; t>r, Carlos SOW- assumejrourtJivorce decree u^,^,^, ity, They RodriguM of .Venezuela. Russia Recruit Drive Mry Kruil view it as an effqrt to either has informed Brazil that it will LONG BRANCH - Capt. John Six Enlist ppy your "former, wife an amount support its candidate, former es and insurance so that it Is block further embarrassing dis- C. Heck, commander of Company covering mortgage interest and closures or to learn their sources President Kubilschek, who will now treated likt the'money al- principal and property insurance "B" Transportation Motor Trans- In Air Force of information. shortly be named head of Brazil's locable for mortgage interest and and taxes. U.N. delegation. . . .The State port, 230th Supply and Transpor- RED BANK - T/Sgt. Donald principal.. It is hot alimony and Adam Yarmolinsky, special as- Department is setting up a "psy- tation Battalion, has announced Minor, recruiter of the U. S. Air] thfe portion allocable to property Here Is the tax Betup on this sistant of Secretary McNamara, chological warfare" office for Force olfice here, has enlisted taxes may be deducted by you,now. One-half 4( all these pay- is in charge of the investigation. the opening of the National the husband, if yoa itemize your ments is alimony included in the Cuba. Its purpose is to find Guard's recruiting drive in this six new local airmen. They are. As a counter move, Keating methods, short of military action, personal deductions. It you, as a wife's Income and deductible by has secured Investigators of the area. divorced husband or divorced the husband (assuming the pay- to keep Castro from spreading Senate Internal Security Sub- The entire month of February wife,, have been reporting these ments are to continue for more Communist revolution to other committee, of which he is a mem- has been designated as the pe- payments- in the past under the than 10- years or otherwise qual- Latin American countries. ber, to keep an eye an his office riod for "Operation Muster 1963," old rule, check with care to see ify as periodic payments). On President Kennedy has sent word and the activities of his office The local unit will hold its "Op- that your 1862 returns properly this half the wife can deduct to Senator Wayne Morse, R-Ore. safe, and had his phone checked eration Muster" open house at treat the portion of the payment the portions for interest and that he Is opposed to the pub- for possible taps. the Long Branch Armory Satur- Chip & Dent allocable to property taxes and taxes if she itemizes her person- lication, of the Foreign Relations day and Sunday. Lt. Francis G. insurance - under al deductions. The other half Committee's hearings on the ill- the- changed Hussey, Jr., and Sgt, James H. Treasury rule. of the payments isn't alimony FOREIGN FLASHES - Yugo- fated Cuban invasion. The un- AT OUR WAREHOUSE published hearings, held in 1961,Smith will be on hand to explain (4) Or say, under your divorceat all, but' the husband can de"- »lav Ambassador Valjko Micuno- 1 left unsolved the mystery of who the National Guard recruiting Located Comer HOPE ROAD your former, wife is given the duct the portion of this, half vie, has been notified by U.S. was responsible for calling off the plan and to accept any new re right to live in the house which which is for taxes and interest longshoremen that > they will not and GARDEN STATE SPUR is owned by both of you- in a if he itemizes his1 personal de- unload Yugoslavian ships' in East second "air strike" planned. crult* that are eligible to Join. legal form technically known as ductions. Coast and Gulf ports unless they against Castro's airfields., Young men who. have passed Limited Quantities—-Some Scratched "tenants in common" rather than Tomorrow: 'Deductions for anare removed from the Cuban their 17th birthday and can meet and Dentad. Many one-of-a-kind. ALL CUT PRICED! is tenants' by entirety/ (Many employee's office-at-home. trade. This word came from the physical and mental stand- Captain William Bradley, presi- PAIR HONORED ards can join the local guarc dent of the International Long- NEWARK — Sen. Raymond E. unit at the Long Branch National shoremen's Association, whose Bowfcley of Hunterdon County Guard Armory, Ocean and Coop- REFRIGERATORS-FREEZERS SAVE m EARN 'anti-Castro shipping crackdown and Assemblywoman Mildred er Aves. Drills are held every has been far more potent that the Hughes of Union County were Tuesday •from 8 to 10 p.m. 9.6 CU. FT. MANUAL Currtnt State Department's slap on the honored at a testimonial dinner "High school students," Capt. 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Le- one, 317 Main St., Bradley Beach, IB Month Plan, fully insured for your RAMSEY charged with driving 59 miles Other Items Not Listed protection. , *> , UTONTOWN an hour in a 40-mile zone, was fined $25 and his license was re- voked for 30 days. NO MONEY DOWN-TAKE SPRINGFIELD , ORAN0E, POMPTON PLAINS EATONTOWN HACKENSACK RAMSEY Buying or selling? Use the Rt. 2i. DK 94300- OR 7-1000 Rt. Z3. TE S-3400 Rt. 3S Circle, U 2-1010 Rt. 4, DI 3 fnleritate Ctr., DA 7-4300 Register Classified for quick re- MONTHS TO PAY . ?kP sults.—Aiyertisement. 8-FriiJty. February 15,196J RED BASK BEGISTEB - George Gill, K.Wtds.Mm Carat Van, WoertChurch Hail Calendar W Van MERCER, Pa. - Sacred Heart secured her bouffintiveil tnd the Catholic Church was the setting carried a colonial bouquet of here Saturday for the marriage white chrysanthemums. of Miss Carol Ann Van Woert, Miss Judith Jachil of this dry Acolyte's; fr§V| Married to Lieutenant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel as the bride's only attendant. St. Clement's Episcopal Church ST. MARY'S POUIW Of St. NEW MONMOUTH-— Miss'brother-ln-law of. the bridegroom. Donald Van Woeft of this city, Her street-length gown was of to George Patrick Gill, Jr., so gold silk organza. She carried a in Belford honored its younger Linda Lee Van Nortwick, daugh' The bride is an alumna of Mid- of Mr. and Mrs. George P. QJ colonial bouquet of until gold members recently by plaontng'i Chmt* ter of Mr. and Mrs, Walter Van dletown 'Township High School Sr., Hope Rd., New Shrewsbury trip to New York for them. tt a recent meeting. , Nortwic*: 3r;;. Ul .Middietown and Wagner College, Staten Is- N. J. John Bowers of Naveslnk Ave., A group of seven acolytes was The yare-Mi»,aJl* Richer. vice president,rand.W|IB-:Helen Rd., beatae «»; W4? of li land, where she was a member Rumaon, Jtl. J., was best man. taken by Rev. Ralph Edwards to Rev.' James Tolsky officiated Speillff, Mcrettry,. 1 of Alpha Delta Pi and AlpM Tail Ushers were Fred Williams, the Acolyte Festival held in the Robert J. Niessnei ,' Jr., V, S, at the double ring ceremony! Ha.rw&. treasurer, Mu. Prior to her marriage she Shrewsbury, and Barry Ayers, Church at St M»ry the Virgin. Marine Corps,,Feb. 2. } Larry Hart of Mercer,was organ in her office. . Serving'imprest- taught third grade at Harmony ist. A reception followed here,'i Red Bank, K 3. Following services there, they at- ; aent.ls Mrs. Charl»s,E.;P< John- A motAr. transport officer sta School, MiddletoWn. ' the Humes Hotel. "'" ,', The bride is a graduate ot Mer-tended a luncheon In the church Honed at Camp Lejeune, N. C, cer High School and attended for more than 400 acolytes.. .The bridegroom, also a grad- The bride's eldest brother, D{i- A fnacheon, • jjervwi •%• Mitt tt. Nlessner is the son of Mr. Slippery Rock State College, Slip- The group aisosttemted a per- uate of Wagner College (class Of vid'Van Woert, gave her in mar FlMteri Mrs., G^Stephen Voung, and Mrs;'Robert Neissntr of Tea- pery Rock, Pa. romance of the film 'Mutiny oft 1961) received, his commission riage. She wore a street-length Mis. John Smith tad HUt-' Jose- neck. Rev. William E. Bisgrove The bridegroom, is an stamnus tte Bounty" and' dined is New gown of white (ilk organz*. The phine Slgier,, preoeded the meet- officiated at the ceremony In the following graduation. At Wagner, of Red. -Bank CatboBc - High York. fitted bodice of Alencon ltce was ing. -. ".'jJS New Mohmouth Baptist Church. he was a; member of Alpha Sigma fashioned with a sweetheart School and Monnouth College, The trip was sponsored by St. Phi fraternity. neckline and bracelet-length Weqt Long Branch, N. J. He Is Agnes and St. Clement's Guilds Donald Bisgrove was organist, FUNB-KABWO P.RWBCT - sleeves. The controlled bell-shape with the accounting firm of Me- ot the church... PartkkXUllig and Mre. Chester Hendricks, Jr., The couple are making their Members, of tht'I*jft>niaa Chb skirt of silk organza was de- Qjrmack,.Baker aid Neral, Rah' were George Boyce, Robert and loloist. of, the Mettwu Mtthodirt home at 223 Eastwood Dr., Newsigned with a Watteau back of way.' WllHam Krueger, Richard Me- Church.are cooductipgrfD Easter The couple left the church un- River, N. C, following a Florida matching lace. A Cleo-style head- , The couple are at home at 39 glnley, Gary Motsek, Ernest der .traditional arch of swords. piece of pearl orange blossom Chestnut St., Red Bank. Schaeffer and Richard Smitihson. «Ue.' gfcH Serving'In tte Marine Corps hon- wedding trip. in the home of-Mr. and or guard were Lt. Richard Kie- Mrs. OttaDletrich, Hew Brun«- vit, U. James Bancfura, Lt. Mat' d V, MatawMuThe March thew Robinson of Camp Lejeune s will take place In the uan To Wed on March 30 Rumson Man and tt.- Rolf Stehsrud of <3 ' tome of (Mr. «Hd' Mrs. Rhea tico.Va.'Crystal Brook Inn, Ea< TENAFLY •— Announcement Is Longstrtel, Fotest.,Ave., Mata- tontown, was the scene of the • WEST KEANSBURG - Mrs reception. Rachel S. Duff, 2 Robin fed, made by Mr. and Mrs. J. William Fleury, 11 Oak Ave., of the en- Mr. Van Nortwick gave his Holly Hill, announces the engage- SOCIETY of Chris- gagement ot their daughter, Mils' daughter in marriage. She wore ment of her daughter, Miss Pa- tian Service of the Eatontown MeOiodist Church viewed a film a long-sleeved gown- of white sa< tricia Kathryn Duff, to Robert Patricia .Fleury,' to Joseph Mur- %Ulled "Arouwl'the Rim of tin brocade fashiotied with a> ba- Mrs. George P. GUI, Jr. phy, son of Mn. 'Margaret ta William Polk/son of Mr, and Easi Asia** Ht t recent meeting teau neckline and controlled bell- Mrs. Henry Polk ot Bayside, L.I. pby, 4$ Bingham Ave., Rumson, In the church. ,. skirt terminating in a chapel and the late William Murphy. train. A queen's crown-.Jield her Miss Duff is a. member of the Mrs. Leslie D. Seely. secre- GDA Plans Book Tea tary Of missionary education, butterfly veil and, She. carried The bride-elect is a graduate of senior class at Methodist Hospi- was b charge of the program, cascade of white roses and steph- NEW-MONMOUTH - Sister Maria Teresa Quevedo, a young Tenafly High School and is a tal' School of Nursing, Brooklyn. which climaxed a course of study •hotis. Mary Plwre, president of Georg- Spanish nun who lived from 1930 dental assistant in the office oJ She is a graduate' of Keyporl to \960. on the book, "On Asia'*' Rim," Miss Barbara E. Kbrker, 'Har- ian Court College, will be guest Dr. Murray Hyde of Tenafly. She High School. Mrs, William McKenzie by Andrew T. Roy. Tin class- rington Park, was maid of honor, speaker at a book tea to be spon- sing several vocal selections ac- is past president of the Bergen es have been conducted each classmates of the bride Mr. Polk, a graduate of Stevens sored by Court Fulgens Corona, County Dental Assistants Society. week .for the past month in the idesriiaias.'-Misses ainila mstitute 61 •TBchnol'ogy', Hoboken, companied by Mrs. James Sulli- Catholic Daughters ot America. van at the piano. home of Mn. SeeJy, 154 South Jean Dengei, Upper Saddle Riv- is employed by the Grumman Mr. Murphy, a graduate of St. • , The event will take place Sun- Mrs. Joseph Meiosh is chair- er, and Annette K. Haase and Aircraft Engineering Corporation, Rumson High School, (s employed day at 3 p.m. in Memorial Hall, man assisted by Mrs. Nicholas Mrs. Claude Metone, secretary Marylee Richmond, Belford. Bethpage, L. I. He is a member by Jersey Central Power and of Christian social relations, an- It. Mary's School. It is being Badalaty, Mrs. Charles Braendle, Light Company, Red Bank, as a The bridal attendants all wore of Chi Phi fraternity.' • nounced an afternoon group held to observe Catholic Book Mrs. Russell Griffin, Mrs. Jo- lineman. •.--.. street-length gowns of roi blue The wedding d> planned for Week which is being observed )h Dlnicola; Mrs. Francis meeting will be Ma In the de-lustered satin with modified" home of Mrs. Raymond Bennett, Miss P*trlcto K. Duff nationally next week. The theme O'Connor, .Mrs.'John Poss, Mrs. . The wedding la planned for bell-skirts and bolero Jackets. oC the observance is '"Booty Etigene Judge, Mrs. William Dib-Sept 14. . 22 Irving PI., and u evening Their headpieces were pearl and Transcend Space and Time.1' ! ble, Mrs, Bernard Leher,... Mrs. group meeting in the borne of crystal tiaras with veils to match Sister Mary Pierre is the aiith- Bernard Yemc, Mrs. William t/Us. Elliott Wfilitt, president, 77 Reception Sunday Reynolds Dr.. to make cancer their gowns and they carried of the book "Mary was Her Mullen and • Mrs., Harry Kas- nosegays of red and white feath- Faifview PT4 toOpdn, bandages Feb. 'V. The groups #e;".r.» biography of Sisje): slnger. '" ': ••': . . • * ered carnations. s\ wjll meet on the last Wednesday of each month. ..• , . " Best man was C. Russell Mc- Print Collection to Open t Namee, Washington Township,. on Curriculum Mrs.; Ray X3ton»n, *ecrettry MIDDLETOWN - How.Johnny Miss Cox to Marry oT children's work, reported Wil- and Mary learn to read will liam M. Moyle's seventh grade be explained at a meeting of In Gallery of Old Mitt SHREWSBURY — Announce- class and her own eighth grade the Falrview School Parent ment is made by Mr. and Mrs TINTON FALLS - A collec- All the exhibitors are Ameri class In Sunday, school have Teacher Association Tuesday a Charles Cox, 44 Monroe Ave., of lon representing 34 prominent can with the exception of Rein- made seven dozen diapers to be 8:15 p.m. in the school, Cooper the" engagement. of their daugh- contemporary print makers hold (Dutch) aad Thornton (Eag- sent to the Holt Orphanage In Seoul, Korea. '' ter, Miss Mary Jane Cox, to Den- opens Sunday with a recaption lisa). program on' reading will pis Cunningham,, son of Mr. and Irani to 7 p.m. In the Old Mill The society will serve t din- be the first 'in a series planned Kaplan, Ifonn tnd ,'Antreasitn Ws. Bernard Cunningham of Gallery, Sycamore Aye. ner for Cub Pack 52 Feb. 26, t this spring 'to acquaint parents have been recent Tamarind fel- Cambria Heights, L. I, Neighborhood Girl Scout dinner, with the methods employed a Assembled by Miss Bertha Von lows and Kaplan was named a March 12, and a Neighborhood Fairview to-teach students basic Miss Cox is a graduate of Red Moschzisker, director* of the Phil- Guggenheim fellow this year. Brownie dinner, March 19. }bj«ts', accordmg to Mrs. Stan- Bank Catholic High School and adelphla Print Oub, the com- Spruaww received two feUow- The annual banquet of .the so- :y JWchel, PTA president. is eiaplfljted imst the Monmqutfi prehensive collection is on loan ships front Guggenheim tnd Col- oiety irtH be heM April 16. Mn. •A* $e .february meeting Miss County National Bank, Red Bank. to the gallery by request of dl- tor, one. John Diete is chairman. 1 rector Gera De Vegh. He itates Marion E. Warreft-will demon- . Mr. Cunningham, a graduate exhibition which will con- hat. the exhibition material tinue through March, contains strate Midcfxplain t|e controlled of Sewanaka High School in Long "shows a lively interest for inno- engraving!, etchings, lithographs, reader now tas,la|Jused at Fair- Island, served three years In the GOPiQlub vatlons without making•» fetish • view. Iwre will also be a dis- Paratroqpets, jrith, the. 5»th In- woodcuts, intaglios,- wood engrav- play asswhbled by Robert Smith modernism." Sleoipioyipiy Bel! ings and cardboard cuts. principal, of materials used In Represented' In the collection Lists Events if. • in Lyttbnwk, L.I. the regular reading program, and are Jerome Kaplan, Bernard R> MATAWAN TOWNSHD*-«tBS A January wedding is planned. projects will be displayed m senquist, Robert McGovern, A.P. for coming events were discussed classrooms. Hankins, Samuel Maitln, Eugene Principal and committee chairmen ap- 1 The controlled reader pur- FATH15BS NlCHT Frederick, Clare Von Vleit, Ber- pointed at a meeting of the Good chased last year for school use HAZLET —'Members of the nard Kohn, Joan Drew. Reljl Government Republican Club of Miss Mary Jane Cox Kimura, Edward Landon, Nono A GOOD RECIPE begini with a good cook. Mrs. Gordon by the PTA, will be.augmented Hazlet School Parent-Teacher Or- To Speak Matawan Township held in the this year with additional film Reinhold, Garo Antreasian, Helen Veterans of Foreign Wart Hail, Cameron, left, chairman of the Women of Ghrisf Episco- ganization wifl observe Fathers' strips and other reading aids, Siegl, Gabor Peterdi, Marilyn qiflwcod. Chackman, Valerie Thornton, pal Church Smorgasbord Supper scheduled for "ftiesday, Mrs. Fenichel said, to be pur- Fifth Graders Night at a meeting Monday In On Testing The group will hold a dinner in Margo Allman, Edward Colker, begins preparations with Mn. Bartley Juthill, food;,chair- chased with profits from the Present Play the school. - . ^ _ . .,' HOLMDEL-Rlchard M. Ford, April, a picnic in August and a Country Fair held last fall..„, AdolphDehn Georg* Bunker: Al- ^^ „, ^ v<>]mia sdiwls> man. Servings will be at 5:15, ^l&and 7.15 p|m. in DonaW Czok, athletic director kick-off dinner in OctotW. Fourth grade mothers wllllje SHREWSBURY — Fifth len Barber, 'Stefan Martin, Ruth will speak on "Testing in Our Mrs. Mitchell earned the fol- Leedi Hall, King's Hwy., Middletown. Swedish meat- of the Raritan Township High hostesses for the February pupils of Mrs. Blcmnie Leaf, Louis Hecheableikner. Ar- Schools" at a meeting of the lowing committees; by-laws, Alex balls, Scandinavian salad, baited ham, turkey and sea- ing. Wiltshire Sycamory e School School; will speak on "Our Ath-thur Flory, John Ross, Roams Holmdel Parent-Teacher Associa- Gilanyi, Samuel Malincalsco, food Newburgh will be among the'features on the menu. Other programs planned resented playlet for .their Ietlc Program, past and future." Vlesulas, Ansel Uchtma, Peter tioa Tuesday at 8 pjn. in the Mn. diaries Ralmo; member- spring include a discussion ol ichoolmates last week. The play; In addition, a film featuring high- Takal, Peter' Paroae, B e n t o n elementary school. Founders' ship, Mrs. Anthony Delia Pietro, ; mathematics^ in March by Law- 'Justice for Books," demonstrat- lights of the past professional- Spruance, Andrew Static tnd Day will be observed and second Mrs.' M, Tr Richardson; fund- rence Sternfeld,\ principal of ed proper care of books. football season trill be shown. MischKohn, raising, George Brenon, Rkhird 1 UOH'S RUG BULLETIN HO. 1( Jfiorne Intermediate School;] a In the cast were lisa Demko, for the evening. Lewickl and Frank Devino; leg- talk on the function of supervi Scott Tallman, Larry Lehtonen, It was announced at a recent islation, Myndert Bora>em», Slg- sojs by .Dr. Wjlllam Gilchrist, as- pdward Herring, Fred Sunttney, executive committee meeting mund Kowatski and Mrs. Andrew ststant school superintendent, in Karen Jefferson, Domenick Luc- that Mrs. Francis Gawel, Mrs. Nicora;: publicity, Mrs. Nrcora; April, and an explanation of pro- :arelll, Shawn Kelly, Bruce Spec- Wallace Taylor and Mrs. Walter sick and distressed, Mn. Ray- grammed instruction by Harold or, Thomas Hofford, Paul Tnerkelson will serve on the nom- mond Hlldebrandt, Mrs. Frank Mark Lewis and The next meeting will be held with arrangements for a card on Tuesday In place of a regu Kathy Corcoran made up the on March 6, tt 8 p.m. lar meeting. jury. party scheduled for March 22: CARPETING Mrs. Samuel Robinson, Mrs. Walter Reil and Mn. Ross Dun- can, tickets; Mn. WaJHtce Tay- Men-Women ATTENTION! lor; ta"ble favors; Mrs. Donald Proper cleaning of wall to wall carpeting requires Schumann tnd Mrs. Mark Uge- many things — modern equipment, skilled personnel tJch, :table supplies; Mrs. War- ARTHUR MURRAY'S NEW DANCE ren E. Baumgartner, publicity; AND KNOW.HOW Mrs. Paul Hanoi, decorations; Mrs. R. C. Homberger, prizes; It's extremely important that you consider these POLICY f6R'63... TOTAL Mrs. George Kinkade, Jr., and RETIRING PRESIDENT Mrs. Albert T. MacDonald, right, Mrs. Joseph Campbell, tables, facts when you decide to have' your carpeting PRICE for . BEGINNERS COURSE OF pin j a corsage on Mrs. Donald Patterson, new president and Mrs. Edward Walko, gifts. • Draperies • Slipcover* cleaned ... at Leon's you'll find all the qualities FULL HOURS of the Ladles' Auxiliary of the Red Bank Independent • Bedspreads • Curtains • Shades • Blinds , you're looking for. We pride ourselves on our Engine Company, ar its Secret Pal dinner Monday in K of C to Meet. OF GROUP Molly Pitcher Inn. MATAWAN - The Knights of Complete Installation Service spotless equipment, our trained courteous, uniformed INSTRUCTION Columbus, Cardinal Newman SHOP-AT-HOME-SERVICE Council of Matawan, will.hold an 747.4422 personnel and our 51 years of reliabla service in PARTIES ARE PART OF 15 open meeting for members and 10 their wives Wednesday evening the rug cleaning field. Here is your opportunity at 8:30 p.m. to receive quality instruc- IS GOOD TASTE Rev, WJIUIani Bausch, St. Jo- tion in the Bossa Nova, seph's Catholip Church, Keyport, FREE CALL AND DELIVERY Tango, Rhumba, Jitterbug will speak on "The Vestments of at the unbelievably low the Church.!1 • - ' rate of $1.50 per hour . . . ENOUGH? Starting Thursday evening, Hugh McGuire, grand knight, is chairman of this special event. this week, you can gain (68 Broad Sf., Shrewsbury popularity and confidence Very often It Is, but to be sure, Walter Sakowski, president of the Dally I to 6YM thru our new. • low-rate Columbian Club of the local coun- add the experience, training and policy. Pay as you go— cil, will be host. Refreshments $1.50 per week. No con- ability of one! of our professional will be served. tracts to sign . . . Classes limited. in size. interior designers. DONT JUST FURNISH START NOW FOR rhey will be glad to show you that Minors, Present or Past YOUR HOMB... Pupils Not Eligible. THE FEBRUARY SEMESTER good taste need not be expensive. MCORATIITI ... DON'T PUT IT OFF! : . SINCE 1912 Stop in for • free eonsuit. «tlon.. You'll find It wUl In your home—«r In our plant mike I wonderful world M differtnee In your decor- ARTHUR MURRAY School of Dancing aUngl , •.'-:• Dry Cleaning - Laundry ;• •> • • HELEN ENGELSON, Licensee M. SILBERSTEIN 157 BROAD ST. RED BANK 1M Broad fit, R«4 Bank, fi J. SH74W Furniture:?,Draperies • Slipcwerf 64-76 White St., RedBahk SH 7-2800 ••• Kelly BWg. ' -i ' SH 1-58581 MECHANIC ST. SH 1-1762 . RED BANK f ' ' " '"••'" J m Plan Unit a***** !•-*• UttaMt t IM Orowtli-Ifta Loud and Clear ureai A at *», MS fet (Do you have « oentaul CMIfc't 0/ League the JkSM#JJ t MfS. XjOftjf r quettlon or problem? Send It I tttAll f^gtfg^gV*M tt Ok T U 1UMM to A4ani or Ev» Lowell h« MM out and hirtd tM* t>i NEW UOiXmurt ~ PUM ttn,juehar Oadk stone TTM, U.. 1UMMM. Mn. Babreatarf both, *i you prefer. F»r • —Du u cMhltr, I nit a uait mat** Uttto «vtr. win be the D-Anthoay. penontip, , unpublishepih d iy, *tj* rid <* t* MK* at tM l:llp.t». pMbag. MM enclosl e a stampedd, MU-ft* tor til I was dratted envelope. Mail to I*vtmm. Mi Adam ud Eve, t/o TM Reg> treat her aWajy a» M , t*r. but (hat b* iMidtd htr M W«rtt fte* tke| ia DEAR ADAM AND EVEt BANK Maybe Otters have tMs prob- K*U*y. with rajnt teJ "Our Only km, too. We went hundred! of of my mind. of Mn. diestar *ker, mile* to visit our ebUdrta tM TroubJed PHMWW tm tM lwlifQ - - - —. .- grandchildren at a family r#* DMrTnuMM: . policy eommlttw, out- pouapwt, u chUman union, but wi never jot a chance TU» ewttt «ub tttmt UM4 tiWM«OA*]lMfae position "ttm— Y««™^f" Cow^"—' r study*" . to tay a word txotpt "hello" yooraeK before you (M iwxt- aupport of Unit* Mm Mopt»p tedgety.gy Utda W 19 pfOQIOtf wflffd and "goodbye." One of the chU- Jilver, win asnme tM dnirmaa- dren, only seven, simply drowned Adam and Eve devalopmeat and an ship of tUt committee wWeh is out everyone else. Nobody «lst •Whution of opcmtualtKi to tt>mddad g with Ae MMCetom anl Uncmt had a chance. If anyone began WAR ADAM ANDBVti fMnd ngioaal coojteraUon." ' Astmry Pwk leagues to DM pnp> to speak, he was ignored wUle TM emmitu* win prttent, at •Bath I am a girl 1« and I nettlnp on Tuesday, this lai|w mtkbookts* tof t "Know Your County" this spoiled; loud-mouthed youai- m toy IT. wV»l bU ster screamed and dominated tot*ther fow montht and mn • Boudoir the whole assemblage, either ia ha»y until a few days ago, anger or, satWaettoe,. every wHen 1 found tkat tor Met girl • Qonti single minute, until nobody even (ritAd, who wu atttiag with BM tried to talk. We should have MISS ROSE til, stayed at home. Who waati and my boy Wend i« m«t fermtrty of Bmttrgrfs mi Amirit Bimty S«W to go400 miles tohear t * wbHtlwMODtOfdd tutdpuwdMMA a (AM'l IHttlsetiT* CjfU yearold scream and give out M t f th M happy ut.wwmnet • . opinions all the time and Inter- to •*» tM note. I wai nipt every conversation? hurt And iboelwd wbtt I rwd it Even from the child's point Of JnRrayglrtfr*er. and Mrs. Alfred Thompson, 10:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Mrs.ed Bank; Mr. and Mrs. Louis JfUENT or BUY I Clayton Held Is librarian. ken, Elberon; Mrs. Harriet Ittt. ones, Bradley Beach; Mr. and n. H. R. Perley, fcast Bruns- SHREWSBURY SHOPS Deborah Party ick; Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Boon- Broad St. Shrewsbury ey, Interlaken; Mr. and Mrs. • IICYCU ^ Set for Monday ichard Nevius, Sbrewsbury, and r.. and Mrs. Philip Bernheim ECERCIMK RED BANK — The local chap- and Robert AUtenson, New York ter of Deborah Hospital wiU hold Keeps legs yeug aid total, a card party Monday at 8 p..m Sty. in Luigi's Restaurant, Newman Springs Rd., Red Bank. It pays to advertise in the Red eises the Mr. A Wtet tor Date of the event was errone- 3ank Register.-Advertisement. all horns 0tts. ously given as Tuesday in The Register's Wednesday issue.: Mrs. James La Biondo is chair- man. The party is open to. the McCortor Theatre public and tickets will be sold at QUIET LUXURY LIVING the door. of Princeton University AT A MODERATE PRICE BSE 1UN0R lAST Republican Glub WILLIAM STMBT,' RED OPENING NIGHT rH8 NEWEST, MOST MO] next Thurs., Ftb. 21 To Hold Supper APARTMENTS IN THE ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS-The 7: SI Atlantic Highlands Republican Club' will hold a covered dish supper Tuesday from 7 to 9 p.m. |COMP. in the. Sea Scout Building at the • PRICE! Marina. Mrs. Henry Knochel, vice president, Is chairman of the event. ENGLISH Aides are Mrs. Howard Cottrell, •ho V Mrs. William Balrd, Mrs. Jack WALNUT TOFFEE SOOTH JERSEY Frl. * Sat 8:S9-Sun. 1:00 Edwards, Mrs. Leonard Savage, Reg. Full Mrs. Ed Kapal, Mrs. Hazel Bra* l.oo SURGICAL Individual ticket* ton, and Mrs. William Alien. FRESH BUTTER Season subscription HEAVY CREAM SH 7-2614 LUNCHEON, FASHION SHOW CHOICE WALNUTS II I. has* ft. fltit «f ttt HrtM RED BANK— The X, James PTA 'Valentine Luncheon and FreeDtlrmy Fashion Show will take place at BIRNN CANDY 12:30 p.m. Saturday In the 91 Broad St., Red Ban Shadowbrook, Shrewsbury. ; lium

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rating neccetiary. 100 Newman Springs Rd. TRANSPORTATION CARS '55 THRU '57—$50 TO $195 i R.d Binlc CIRCLE SH 1-0910 CHEVROLET CO. N-BORO RAMBLER OPEN EVENINGS 325 MAPLE AVE. 'RED BANK 131 NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. RED BANK SH 1-6000 AGENCIES SH 7-4545 "TIL* 1 Open Evenings-—SH 1-3130 OPEN EYE^lksS'TIL 9-4-SH 7-0040 ' Since 1904 — WONMOUTH & MAPLE, RED BANK f ' • BOATS AND ACCESSORIES BUSINESS NOTICES HEU> WANT?D-FEMALE HELP STTUATKKtt WANTED, remaJt RED BANK REGISTER Friday, Febrairy IS, WANTID ' *uun CKAMWWMAID - Wwkawta, TOM* FORD INC.i mo roUKa lew. d«irt *uun LONG ESTABLISHED DRESS FACTORY NEEDS eneedTummih elaaaar. tUJ* FOR MIX *OR VOX. —J. UMp ojiSjt ana - AUXIUAKIES painting lob*; alsl o Mil clean ouott o»n trawporfatlon. CO 44W. attics,piti ' cellars end |«MW Bjperl- WOMAN WILL CARS foe prMCbOOl (IM rU. trom eneed, dependable, rJuonalllt. O«U ' TA1BOT TJSCOT SAIJBS BH 7-188S or SH 7-MW ilur « p.b. SEWING MACHINE OPERATORS children and lofanta of worklci :T Union St. (next to hospital), Red nuthere In own home. Call SR Was. EMERGENCY SALE! ; •OATlANDACCtSSOKlIS Bank. SU-OtOI>, 1H l-SSCT. EMPLOYMENT ON DRESSES WOMAN wanta wort by tbe day. Tramporlatlon needed. Call at I p.m IS1 LAPrrRAKK CRUIBBR — Cruisers HELP WANTED-FEMALE [41-TU2. Clojing out Thrift War«hou<». Must (UipOM of 14 Brand Inc.. Two bunks, head, full canvai; WAIST MAKERS e SLEEVE SETTERS AND CLOSERS ; FREE TEtEVBlON • SOFT PLEAT MACHINE (RVCHINO) OPERATORS TYPINO DONE AT HO1IB — Expert completely etuif ped. New July 1M2. a SPECIAL MACW.NB OPERATOBS enced typist, neat, accurate, Call " New Three Room Outfiti ordered but not delivered end When you buy your new Owen's at Johnson motor, starter, generator. IXPIRIENCED CHAMBER MAID 2376. , - tM Mrwy Ostst Boat snow, Oonven„.- Priced lor quick sale. CU| 7«7-»O80 KiMllent isjary, steady year 'round • HAND FINISHERS - BEAKERS being sold for unpaid Balance Due Only! tlon HsiL Asbury Perk, Feb. 1« to M84'.. days, 7<11B31 evenings. employment, excellent conditions. Muit DABYBirnNO — Mature woman. R« To takke MUadvantagf e otf tills ottettr r set ua apply In person only, no calls. Howard erencat. Keep number (or future un Johnson Motor Lodge. Route 35, Mid. PIECE WORK • UNION RATES • STEADY WORK Flumion. 8(21834. IVUR HAVIN YAOHT WCMO, 'ittB. BUSINESS NOTICES dletown. 3 Room Outfits for unpaid balance due only! R. D»Norm«nill« Avt. OERMAN WOMAN — Wllhea da IMMEDIATE EMPLOYMENT work also babyflltlni at home. Call stir Haven SH. 7-3010 RipjmtB O_-F AU, TyPMMJarpeutry, SH 1-7773. • Outfit No. 64771 Regular $432 XASINJt WSURANCB - >M lieSl electrical, cement, and machines to- IVON fUBLJJB ITSBLF-Tull or part nu experience. Call totey. ROLBTON rttlled. Also trouble, shooting ti toot itme. Cerent tirritorm open loi We're proud to annoiinc* the opening ot our Red BanX Pitat for th«-tn&nU< Customer "Eggers" • ' woman Interested In caving a good (acture of lad let and Junior alze dresiei. Our main plant, employing 80 p«Tiona WATBRSTOf Realtor-Insurer. t« W. service, 872-1SM. Heady Income, experience unneces- r SITUATIONS WANTED, Mak • 3-plece Modern Bedroom rronl St., R«t B.nk, M 7-1300, ' HO1CB IMPROVEMENT* - Small sary. SH Hits'et write: Mn. Maria, Is located In' Lakewood, N. J. We otter an opportunKy to work tor % pro* • 2-piece Convertible Living Room suite HAKQA1B - *»» Mai mm trim w loins approved. Fainting, carpentry rat Oulotta, P, O. B01 ISO. Red Bank. greasive and busy factory with year round employment. . ' ROOM AND BOARD and/or amei •m. 1<* .Ksk imUi. fuiuuia at work,, mratnt work, sheet rocking, O0NVEN1ENT TO BUSES AND RAILROAD tee In exenance lor odd Jobi arouiu • 5-pJece Dinette ' ' • ' wupswot* coja»l«ttd. ta "ooiMMii u window chain* loiUlitJ. No Job Wo ART THUS TOE CLERK. TYPIST • home, willing worker looking (or rig!] plus tablet, lamps, pillows, etc. bl| or too imalL 8J2-1M3. itt-up. Feel frte to write fully ventage and Saturday!, Age 25-38. APPLY IN PERSON "B.E.", Box oil. Red Bank. Balance $276. Pay W weekly, WRXPLACB SCRMNS repaired and rite P.O. B01U8. Red Bant , made to order. Bright Acre, BH 7-SSte. BABY BITTER — Lire In, lour-yeer Red Bank Pfanf HANDY MAN with pickup truck, •«'. • Outfit No. 77833 Regular $585 SACRIFICING FOR OOLF end Bright store, «H T-J23Z. ' ^^ old ' boy. Call . dally or weekly work. Also clean SI* LUBRS siitjtef eidtf, fully M_ TB7-M40 cellari, iinpi, yardi, attlci BH Customer "Johnson" CHARLJES BOWER - Majon Con- 2357. 1MI Owens M H.H. sturdy bais butt traotor. No lib too mill. BH T-44TO or W1RIKQ, 80IJ3KRINO — On electronic DIGBY MANUFACTURING CO., INC. . • 4-piece Sectional sofa head. Inspect Highlands l/erlne. BOW^ 8H 1-OT73. equipment, Experienced and Ineinerl- LIGHT HAULING AND ODD JOEI • 3-piece Modern Bedroom Jumbo size tpcea. Steady work. Monmouttt Slec- Ul Oakland St. Red Bank Dick Setdcman INCOME TAX RKTUHN8 - Business 8H 140(2 •900 BOAT AKD TRAIU1R — Brett or Individual, Establlaned twelve years trlc Co., Inc., 1803 Corlles Ave., Kep- • • 5-piece Dinette reduction, owner ID town for one week la this area. Margery Trovato,- trading tune, ti. J. plus tables,.lamps, pillows, cabinet, etc, only, mutt nil ,now.' Fr«e itorue aa Sellable Tax Service Call oil-IMB SECRETARY — CnaUenglnl lob for HELP WANTED-FEMALE HELP WANTED-MALE Balance $379. Pay $4 weekly. until iprlni. an 1-tm. (or appointment. chic personable woman, knowledge aim- FINANCIAL JO- TRO3AN-PJ.XJI.BVRX CABIN INCOME TAX RXTURNSlndindual. pie* bookkeeping, good lalary. BARB BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES • Outfit No. 74322 Regular $685 II yivi aiperlence. Pick up and EMPLOYMENT ACJENCY, Long BOOKKEEPER ATTENTION MEN deliver. Reaaooable, BH l-UM. Branch. * ' Experienced to" General Ledger, roi Customer "Radcifff" INOOHE TAX RETURNS prepared at DANCB INSTRUCTORS NEEDED—No well eatabllahed auto dealer In Red BE YOUR OWN BOSS • Lovely 3-piece Living Room suite eiperlence neceiaary, we will train Bank area. Bend resume and salary Due to Increase In factory productloi your home or mine. 25 yean eiperl required to "A3". Box 5H. Red Bank. we must have 13 men to till new jti Atlantic Re fining Co. ha* a tooi • Modern Bed Room suite with formica top JJM-BOAT SHOW SPICIAL - Vied ence. J, Murtha TTtlM you. Must ' have 'pleuing peraonallty vacancies. Men applying must be be- piodern two-bay s*ivic« atatlon avail W JStyJt-Brttt .wltn H tip electrtc and »n Interwt in belplni otbera. s,bl« In Red Bank. Excellent potential • 7-piece Dinette INCOME TAX RETURNS prepared, at Contact Mr. Nauss. Arthur Murray RE8PON8IBLE WOMAX to live In, tween 39-35, ready tor work imrntii$l Invflstment for itock and equlpmcn your boine or builnaat, Studio, 157 Broad St. No phone calls. companion to elderly lady, tight house- y. No experience Deeded. only. Paid training- available. For In • Reconditioned Refrigerator SH 7-2SU Mu 1-0011 keeping, must drive car. 871-0538. formttiftn call MX 3-0100, 9 to 5 XI- CHRIS OR AFT-Trunk cabin, hard- BXPBRMNCED COUNTER OIRI. — STARTING SAURY $95 R&2-B493 after 7 p.m. plus large array of quality accessories top, •> h.p., two bunks, hiad, galley, Al QUALITY TV BERVICK Over. 21. Apply^ In person or call SECRETARY — Full-tlms. Write stal Balance $466. Pay $5 weekly. icebox. Many extras. Nice condition. Kxpert repairs on all makes SH 1-88*6. ORABSO'B LUNCHEON- ing age, experience and qualifications, iVAJUABLK FOR IMMKDIAT SMI T-M13. . . Specialist on color. Call 8(2-3299 aTTZ, Newman Springs Rd., Llncroft to "A.Y.", Bo* nil. Red Bank. CALL Sa 1-4328 LSAflB — l&xlitlDflr modern two bay • Outfit No. 71348 Regular $698 between 10-12 or 2-< p.m. - New and used. TOO INOOMB TAX PREPARBD - By qua! Bunoco Station on busy Hwj 39. Hazltt Customer "Bryer" • . • lfled acoountant. Form 1040, |7: extra WAITRESSES (8) Fast, must be ex- WOMAN — TO cook In kitchen o Preient operator called Into Annet! a«hedule S3. By appointment only, 291- perienced. Apply after J p.m. In per- small restaurant evenings.; Will train. MECHANICS Forcei. * Minimum capital lnveitmt&t • 8-plece Colonial Dining Room r son HUMSON HOTEL. 10 Waterman Call Irora 2-5 p.m., SH 7-8877. (1000. Call Sun Oil Co., PA l-23« 1800. THB CURTIH AGENCY, INC. Ave., .Humson. Maintenance and conitructloa, nuhln- • 3-piece Colonial Bed Room WAITRESS, SCBIVEN HALL. For I ery nut bulldtagj. U«chlnl«l3.: mill DRESS SHOP — Stock, 1eai< and III. •EB AMD PRICE me all new 30' Vent- FREE ESTIMATES CLEANING WOMAN — Own trans- • 3-plece Colonial Living Room suite not cabin guff. Bleeps six, completely Houses, garagts,. additions, alteration Monnwuth;., Dining • room ,, service, wjlghls,, auto mechanics, electrlcluii tutu, food location. dnancJnl «r- work, masou-y work. J. * T. Piaesntlno portation. two half days or one full breakfast and lunch, o-9 a.m. and 11-3 and other tradei. Vetutlllly dtilrable ranted. Call 767-1212 or OS 1-8811 plus lamps, tables, pillows, rues, etc. equipped. At the Jersey Coast Boat Cotutraetlnn, M 1-TSiT. day each week. Llncrolt. 91.29 per hour. Interviewing tor an irtdd includlni •how, February 16-M, Asbury Park, Call 711-6062. p.m. Apply In person 3 or S p.m, AVAILABLB — For Immediate occ Balance $481. Pay $5 weekly. - ,- H. J. JMR HiVEN YACHT WORKS; tralneel. Hellable men who want pancy, exlitlnl modern building com INCOME TAX RETURNS—Individuals, PART-TIME HOUBEWORKEE — Mon- HAIRDRESSER — Two years experi- permanent, year-round. Job! cloae INC., rcot De Normandl e Ave., »Wfr email business. BARB SERVICES. 210 ence, for Friday and Saturday. Must iletely equipped for tea room or smtl • Outfit No. 73466 Regular $709 Haven, SH 7-3010. Bdwy., CA f-WKi. Long Branch. day • Friday 8 a.m. to 13 p.m. Satur- be all around operator. CO 4-4978. reiuurant. An Ideal location. Prl day 9 a-nt. to 13 noon. General house- 27,000. GIAZBBROOK A0ENC7, Rel Customer "Evans" TV hVm» BHDLTIR «K1IT - IBM DOMENICO PRIMERANO — Carpen work, Ironing, Own transportation. Lo- SECRETARY — For professional oltlce, ATCO CERAMICS CORP. lor, Avenue ol Two Riven. Rumaoi • 3-piece Danish Living Room - ler, contractor. All kinds of! ccarpenter cal.. Recent references required, 130. neat typist. Write "B.OV Box 511. MZ-1T00, Member Multiple Llrtlnt. work. .Iterations? 811 1-B7S3. Call Saturday Mrs. Kraut CH 14234. WT. » KETPORT. N. • 3-piece Danish Bed %om Red Bank. CO 1-SOOO BABY8ITTKR — 25 years or oldel • 7-piece Contemporary Dining Room AUTOS eV TKUCK$ AUTOS ft TRUCKS AUTOS & TRUCKS preferred, (or frequent babyalttlng. 812. RETIRED? MORTGAGES plus hand selected accessories lupplement Income with part-time oul Balance $492. Pay $5 weekly. CLEANING WOMAN — Ironing In- ilde wort Car necessary. cluded, two to three days. CONTACT HOME OWNERS 842-0688 0 Meyer, Circulation Dent., Red Bank INDIVIDUAL ROOMS OF FURNITURE SOLD AT EQUALLY Register, Sabre. 4-dr. Hardtop, full our sale pries R»«. There !• ni II makes new or used. QuarajitMc BAY MARIE 30x28. one Teardrop interior finish with 2-tone blue power, ready to roll. Beautiful charfe tor «inclil fit. Quits • sale) am as Bt. lerpleo'a 101 Monmouth orange Juicer, electric lot carbonated; '•ejfterior and blue top. — Yes, this, gold finish with two tone gold and Trenery Chevrolet 91 Nan totnaaMr SH 10t»A PROWN'S electric meet iitcer, one showcase. - is the ultimate in good taste. white interior. One owner. Sub- SALES and SERVICE PRE-PASTED WALLPAPER «',i; one electric potato peeler, urban-trailed. Like new. S3 Broal St. Rea Bank BH 1-WOi -lom'ca ton tables with eight ,'ftl CORVETTE , $2295 -787-0007 135 mm F-3.5 Komura telephdto len Our complete selection ol LI"" •I. Reaaonable. 787-I7M. _~ for Ktton or NUdcorex V cameras. Uk aalula papers. Over 150 v'-' ; a jjports car. alive with color, red ,'57/PONTIAC . $ 695 12 Church St. Keansburg new. S45. Call att-8068. all 1MM4 styles. NORQI1 BLBCrSlCD : years oW, reasonable. with a gorgeous black leather 4-dr. Star Chief Hardtop, fully WE MIJ AND SELL anything 99c Single Roll • ST1-JJM interior, 4 speed transmission. equipped with all the extras, two- everything, aira the highest prices. Call vTDllam Let! rumlture. Inc.. Hwy. Make sure you tee this, beauty tone, red and gray in cdloa thin 3S, ilUldletown SH 1-JM1 Open ev« KLARIN'S LOW, LOW PRICES lfmmmtU B. »H 7-3MS Htd Ban which is the king Of sportscars. car really shows excellent tare. Ull » p.mj . BtUiCtib emclomres. Snoifir door* LOWEST PRICES mfH'- AIID.i COUNTRY Snow tires, Radiator coven. Sliding glass doors. TAAOJ^ IN your aid rurniiare with u own payment and get a new parloi ._ wt»(liT Black tubeleis. SODxM. Ex- Porch enclosures, flutters. Awning Many Other Too Oaality Cart to Choote from : SEE ANYWHERE1 ellent condition. SH 1-2330 alter « p.m. windows. Siding. Jalousies. Combina- or dining room set at sale prices. Wll tion windows. Architects, and bBH4»ri, J. Optn Daily 9 'til 0 p.m. Saturday fill 6 p.m.. , ONE YEAR WARRANTY* Ham Lett furniture Ins., Uwy 19, TRIBD ANY NEW TONOUB TWUT contact ui. Free delivery. Call today, IlddMlown. SB I-X2U, opts eysslngs IRS.UTBLir? Try ;lblf ,three ym *'63 Corvalr Coupe, like &ev till t S, m, ' . a PROWN'S DOUBLE •'62 Chevy 4-dr, ^ oV »**! sf?TV thew'«rW! 6a»: M Broad St. Red Bank BH l-raoo •'83 Uonza, like new ' WROUGHT IRON ow stop taulng abdut it BM do 1 *'62 Chevy 11 Nova Conv, * CE TV, Hwy 33, NeptUIl* City. PR 5- COMBINATION Television. , radio, "61 Flat Spldor Conv. Uili, and columns/ tor selMnstatlatlu SOW. phonograph, 42" mahogany cabinet, •'61 Corvalr Wagon ruit drill, law, and bolt In place IOUI ood condition, will nil reaionsble. "61 Impala Convertible ALTENBUR6 PIANO HOUSI H T-1281. •' CHECKED "60 Chevy S-pasi. W»«oh , '"•RED BANK LUMBER "60 Impala Convertible Rent A Pieno $12 per Monf rnACTOll — loss, Oliver, looks and "60 Valiant 4nJr. Wall St. . Red Bank . SH 1.950 iperates like Ford, dual rear wheels, •'60 Chevy Bel Air 2-dr. FIREPLACE WOOD and KINDLINO- new Meyer snow plow, front and rear :363 MAPLE *YE. * KED BANK * SH 1-5255= "60 Cnavy Bel Air <-dr. UcOulra's Market, lite. 31, Coin Nee; Ihti. 3-colnt hitch, uesUegt condi- "'60 Corvalr 700 Coupe Phone HMm 948-4333 erenlni«. • mmggk tion, 4M9. Also V rotary mower atUch. "60 Dodge Dart 4-dr. 9»" sup ment, 1250. Or (UW combined price. •'60 Chevy Impala Hdtp. DESKS — SIS up. . Files, chairs, Call M2-1S21 alter S p.m. "59 Olds 88 Hardtop adding machines, typewriters manual GARDEN TRACTOR with whee GALLON electric water heater, "89 Chevy Impala and electric, olfloe enulpmtnt, etc weights. M"x42" snow plow, (2"i AUTOS fc TRUCKS her stereo at ACS. ACS TV, Hwy is, •'59 Ford Galatle 2-dr. BICYCLE — 26" English, three speed, Neplune City. PR MO82. "58 Chevy Bsl Air 4dr. never used, stni In carton. "58 Chevy Wagon, twotone 1959 DeSota OS 1-1368 PAINT'CLOSE OUT '56 Ford Convertible TWO FIRESIDE chairs, like new, 120 STOP! •5S Ford Victoria Hdtp. each; drapes, lamp shades, end tables, Cloainc out complete line VAUPAR '55 Cadillac; S2 Coupe Flrenyte 4nJr. Hardtop etc. 8H 7-5067. DECORATOR LATEX, 54 Oldi W Sedan Here la a real pmtl|e automo- YQU CAN USED CARS bile. Gleaming white and green $250 Gal. QUICK SALE on the outside with a rich; black WINDOW SHADES and gray Interior, luxurious black KLARIN'S '59 Step-in Van ___. ^*«SS tloor ruga, B cjrl., automatic trans- BIG SAVINGS! '59 Pontlac Catalina »>i mission, power brakes and. steir- 98c X Monmou'.h si. 8H 71835 nea Bank 58 Ford Wagon , Ing. swing-out driver's feat, white- Bring your rollers. Hew shades put 'ESTINailOUEE BBFRIOBRATOR walls with new snow tires on the 1961 MERCEDES BENZ .'JSOluvy Wagon; , needs on wWIe yo» wait. Whits, treen, Ivory. 125. Westlnfbouse spin dry wuhlnr '57 Chevy 2-ar,2ar,' rear. Radio and beater, of count. .Iso custom made and better shades, madilne 130. Oood condition. 787-1B87. 220SE-4-Dr. Sedan 'WPlymo'W.PlymouUU i 2-dr2 . This Is the buy ol a lifetime at PROWNB 32 BROAD ST., RED BAN 'OS Ford wagon s- only • • i UFETIME OUARANTEB on Portslolt SAVE Black with red leather interior BOPPORTED VINYL water aoRnere. Completely automatic. $1095 Naugahyde and BoUanex. !fo tank chanclni. Buy your own with ON REPAIR BILLS WHEN YOU BUY A Beautiful condition. One rounerl Hwy. 3S Eatontown U M no down payment or apply rentsl owner" local car: 9«U RUa — W: hlih chair, »(; rocker, aaalnstpurchaie prtoe. Call Portasott TOM'S FORD 13; nlrht tables, S3; picture frames, $3195 itc. 117 Main Bt., Port Monmouth. DO YOU NEXD X-RAY VISION TO Quality Imported Automobile 60 Main St. Mstawan BEE the poor tired picture on your 1941 BUICK ; 566-5750 ESTATE ELECTRIC range, automatli TV? Ace has the answer you can Invicta Convertible. washing machine, Hot Point table-top beat trad* for a new one, lowest eleettlo not water heater (or sain, rice jret. ACB TV. Hwy 35, Neptune AT CONTINENTAL CARS ... Full power, one owner, U> takes all. LO M6Cr7. like new condition. LUMBER REMNANTS The Customer Comes First $2195 lard to git, small slits of pine, hard •o "Rainbow." Oeta bis discounts oa oard, psgooard, moldings, building new .TV'i: Big Trade-In. Discounts on AS TRADED SPECIALS 1961 FIAT materials. Big savings In our base- radios, hi-fi's, housswares, appliances, 1200 Spider Convertible ment. Serve yourself. palnls, tooli, cutlery. The real bar- 1954 FORD sedan Showroom condition, 10,000 RED BANK LUMBER $49.50 miles, one owner. Grey with Wall St. Red Bank SH 1-SSW ""Rainbow"'TV & Hardwire white upholstery. Across Acme lot) Broid St. Red Bank 1956 PORD V-8, automatic AUTOS A TRUCKS LIONEL 0-27 gcuge trains, double fet $99.50 $1395 with large trtnsformir. S76. OS 1- I960 TRIUMPH Terrific 1729. 1954 CHEVROLET two-dr. Sedan $99.95 KIORG ANP MORE —• From contents TR 3 Convertible. '63 ol home. Qreen chut ol drawers. One owner, 16,000 miles, lo.w; birdseye maple rocker, H.5O 1956 OLDSMOBILE 4-dr. automatic especially clean. Your chance and straight chilrs, S3.TS: walnut chest. $249.95 CHEVROLET 12.69; mahogany Chippendale dreislns; for that small sports car. CASH SAVINGS able, S29.SO; ottoman itools, S6.50; etc. 1956 CHEVROLET station wagon $249.50 $1295 BUYERS etc. RUBCIL'S. 25 K. Front St. 1959 FORD LET'S FACE IT 4-Dr. Fairlane 500. Biicayne, Bel Air, Impala ye are not as young as we used to ts. t's no fun going up and down ladders. One owner, low mileage, end Chevy II Comparable Tooden screens and storm windows are IF YOU BUY NOW! tough Job to take dnwn and put real clean, automatic trans. IMPORTED SPECIALS IMPORTED SPECIALS Models with . . . tht iprlng and fall. ALUM1NU $895 X>MBINATION9 now on eala FREE '« VOLKSWAGEN, Sed. White $1795 '59 RENAULT Dauph., 4-dr. Sed.. blk $495 EXTRA BONUS FEATURES INSTALLATION. Only six (or S17, ClU '62 VOLKSWAGEN^. Wgn. $1850 '59 VOLKSWAGEN Conv., white $1295 1958 BUICK Low Bank Rates [ode/. No charge Tor measuring. green and white '58 VOLKSWAGEN Conv., blue $1150 4-Dr. Super AT NO EXTRA COST) PROWN'S •6t VOLKSWAGEN Sed., black $1725 '58 VOLKSWAGEN Sed. green, radio $1075 One owner, original car, 32 Broad St. Rel Bank SH 1-7700 •6Z VOLKSWAGEN, Sun Roof, blue, $1850 •50 AUSTIN Station Wagon 4125 sold and serviced here. QUAUTV FREE ... 24-hr, emergency lUONLKKUUNO KQUIPUXNT - ror ; New Car Guarantee $895 rent or sale: tree delivery Ooutb Jer- •6f MORRIS MINOR ._ $895 SPORTS CAR DEPARTMENT CARS road service in U.S. and «y SUIlr.ICAL BH 1-2SH. 1957 FORD Very Easy Credit 'IAKOS — Save |100 ot more olt list 2-dr. Sed., low mileage, blue '62 MGA Rdstr.. red, wire wheels ....$1795 Canada. price, brand new 8a note console pi- •61 VOLKWAGEN Conv., wht., R&H, $1395 •62 AUSTIN HEALEY Sprite ...$1495 2-Dr. Sedan. anos. lOyeir guarantee. Come' set, Roadster, like new, pink, (2) A real good FREE . . . $2,500 personal save. Rent, option' to buy, Tenef'sl! •61 HILLMAti 4-dr. Sed., R&H, auto $1195 50 luslo Store, 3(« Main Bt., Lakewood. > '61 AUSTIN HEALEY Del. Roadster $2095 transportation car. •60 HILLMAN HUSKY ...r..._..$850 injury insurance policy ,UAM PLYWOOD BALE — Lusn Dlf-., Wire wheels, white/leather, R&H $595 'tmii unlinlihed, IJ.75 per i'17* slnglr /.Station,Wagon, heater, whitewalls '61 TR-3 Roadster, blue $1595 Everyone Financed FREE... $5,000 paid bond •an*!. On 10 piece quantifies, $3£M • '60 HILLMAN Convertible (2) $995 TRANSPORTATION CARS Ickid up. Tint's only 13.25 per raneU '60 AUSTIN HEALEY Del. Roadster $1895 REDUCED protection RED BANK LUMBER black and red, low mileage, new tires 4-seater, WR, wire wheels 55'«to57't Wall St. SH 1-5J0O Red Balk •M VOLKSWAGEN, Sun Roof. .. _.._.$U50 '60 MGA Roadster, wire wheels $1095 $125 to $595 FREE ... $200 caih arrest IREPLACE WOOD - Snllt to sin. Silver and red ' lellvareA and stacked, SIS per load, R&H, blue Wide Selection FOR FAST SALE! bond. .11 SH 7-2205 anytime. ' FREE... World wide trav- (More Classified Ads 1961 CORVAIRmdl. 700 sed., 2-dr. radio $1395 BOB WHITE el service. On The Next Page) 1956 CHEVROLET sta. wgn. auto. $350 STOP IN AND LET US PROVE FREE ... 5 y.ar/50,000- AUTOS ft TRUCKS mile guarantee. BUICK THAT OUR PRICES ARE LOWER! 1959 Chevrolet SEE US TODAY 2-door Sedan Thia black beauty'has everything including air conditioning, 8 cyl., INC. auiomuTc. Real tlean Inside. Radio CONTINENTAL CARS INC. ana htater. A retl steal . . . IMPORTED AUTbMOBILES FSH MOTORS oWtYPUALITY IMPORTED AUTbMOBILES 143 Monmouth Strtet MONMOUTH COUNTY Only $89S NEWMAN SPRINGS ROAD RED BANK Red Bank HWY. 35 AT THE LIGHT 620 MAIN ST. LI 2-11II EATONTOWN TOJvl'S JFC5RD SH 7-4500 OPEN EVES. ASBURY PARK 60 Main St. ' Mstawsu) SH 1-6200 PR 4-7733 AUTHORIZED DODGE 566-5750 — —-f -ir HOUSES *OR-«A1E , Februery 15, 1963 RED BANK REGISTER HOUSES FOR SAXE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE

HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE WE'VE THROWN DOWN THE GAUNTLET! ... tod challenge JOSEPH G. McCUE, REALTOR you to match this value! Custom ranch located in finest Fair RUSSELL M. BORUS REALTORS Haven area. Four bedrooms, three baths, den, beautiful view. 30 RIDGE ROAD. , RUMSON. I* J. Too many fine features to enumerate. Call and see for yourself. 600 RIVER RD. FAIR HAVEN. N. J. r THE DOWSTRA AGENCY Matchless at $38,900. • , 842,04'44 , REALTORS SHadyside 7-4532 CHEKHOV HAD HIS CHERRY ORCHARD — This young brick THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE FOR OVER •. % Member of Red Bank Area Multiple Listing and, frame home overlooks a fine orchard. New listing situated in Member Multiple Lilting Service 37 YEARS EXPERIENCE excellent residential area. Four bedrooms, 2'A ba,ths. Entrance PHONE FOR BROCHURE foyer with planter, L-shaped living and dining room, fruitwood HANDSOME NEW HOME in one of Fair Haven's most attractive SHREWSBURY COLONIAL FIVE IfEDROOMS s cabinets in kitchen, dishwasher. Large paneled den, dry base- locations. Walk to top rated school. Huge plot. Clean split level OF REAL VALUE! Nice plot with ^ v<™£ 91 East Front Street Red Bank, N. J ment, two-car garage. Lovely trees shade patio. Parochial and architecture. Three bedrooms. Two baths. Huge paneled family dining room, kitchen, breakfast room, unfinished game ™% SH 1-8700 public schools. Owner transferred. Offered at 429,900. room. Full basement. Only $23,500. ment? attic, large flagstone porch, .attached two-car gartge, ceflent: condition throughout. Asking. $35,500. RUMSON COLONIAL-FOUR BEDROOMS WASHINGTON WOULDN'T HAVE HAD ANY TROUBLE SLEEP SPACIOUS SPLIT LEVEL in a fine area 0/ beautiful River Oaks. RUMSON. BRAND NEW COLONS. FOUR,BnJROOm^H Most livable with loads of room for the large family. Living room, ING HERE — Neither will you! Quiet charm of historic old Large living room with fireplace, family dining room, modern fireplace, dining room that will accommodate a dinner party. Fine Shrewsbury reflected throughout this four-bedroom colonial. 26' kitchen. Four bedrooms, two tiled baths, 24x14 recreation room, BATHS PLUS MAID'S ROOM AND BATH. AU schools «r*a. Living kitchen. Basement. Dry, tree-shaded plot. Location is tops and living room with fireplace; family size dining room, kitchen with 18x14 den. Basement, two-car attached garage. Asking $31,500. room, dining room, kitchen, den. $66,750. ;> is within walking distance to all schools and bus. separate breakfast room, future game room, screened flagstone RUMSON DE LUXE SPLIT LEVEL: ALL SCHOOLS AREA. porch, two-car attached garage, lovely trees and shrubs. $35,500. CUSTOM-BUILT RANCH. Air conditioned and, professionally land- TRANSFER COSTS OWNER MONEY scaped. 15x30 living room with fireplace, formal dining room, FOUR OR FIVE BEDROOMS FOUR BATHS! Many *2"*2S? This owner worked for four years to make his hillside ranch into IF you want a good residential street in Red Bank . . . huge ultra modern electric kitchen with dinette [area and opening pumerous to mention. Suffice to-£», ^"JP^f a perfect home. And indeed he did just that. Now he has been IF you want a spanking clean, two-story home . . . onto screened porch. Three double bedrooms, two baths plus full ladoor garden-recreation room, modern country style ta transferred. House has a delightful living room, fireplace, dining IF you need four bedrooms, two baths ... dry basement with shop, 10x8 cedar storage, laundry and room double wall oven, etc. Enclosed porch, flag floor and j room, modern kitchen. Huge den with glass walls affording a IF you like a fireplace in living room; dining room, for den plus recreation room. Asking price $32,000, beautiful swimming pool, three-car attached 8»rage^excellent con- beautiful view. Three bedrooms, two baths, two-car garage. Out- enclosed porch . . . dition. Owner anxious to sell. Priced lower Uiaa you thtok. side flood lights, flagstone walks, retaining walls. Sacrificing at IF you are interested in modest taxes ($368) and low FIVE-BEDROOM RANCH WITH RIVER1 VIEW! Outstanding value RUMSON. SMALL RANCHER. FINE CONDITION, HQLY CROSS $28,500. heating costs ($225) . . . for a home in this Little Silver location. Living room with fire- IF you feel as we do that this is a real buy at $18,500 . , . place. Family dinirig room. Large paneled den. Two lovely bath- AREA. Living room, three bedroom* and bath, ktchw, laundry. ARE YOU YOUNG WITH A YOUNG BANK ACCOUNT? rooms. Two-car garage. Act quickly. Only $27,900. Most economical. Owner purchased larger house. Offer inylted Let us act as a financial cupid and show you this roomy Cape at $16,000. > . •"••.'•* .••• ' : Cod that does not require any fixing, any painting or any major DON'T DELAY—CALL TODAY! repairs. Living room, fireplace, dining room with corner cup- LITTLE SILVER. DELUXE GUEST COriAdE, OVER. TWO boards, kitchen. Two bedrooms, bath on first floor. Two bed- ALLAIRE - FARROW AGENCY BEAUTIFUL LANDSCAPED ACRES - Access South Shrewsbury rooms on second. Basement, low taxes. $14,900. Monmouth County's Oldstr Real Estata Firm River.. Three bedrooms, two tiled baths and W "W*" A. Fred Maffeo storage space ideal for two more bedrooms and^ bath. LargeiUv- 199 Broad Street, Red Bank-SH 1-3450 ing roorrr (fireplace), dining room, modem kitchen , Three-car FOR SALE PETS & LIVESTOCK Realtor Member of Multiple Listing Service attached garage. Many extras, electrically operated overhead "Member Red Bank Multiple Listing Service" garage doors, wall-to-wall carpeting, e*tra lavatory, etc. Asking BEDUNGTON. $100. Chihuahuas, Hi. OUT IN THE COUNTRY WITH BROOK in front of NEW ranch. HAMMOND Pekes, |55, Collie, 135, Joe O'Neill. 735 Broad Street Shrewsbury, N. J. $45,000. / U. 8. 1, Princeton, N. J. WA 1-7757. Three bedrooms, living room with raised hearth fireplace; dining ORGAN STUDIO SH 1-9333 FAIR HAVEN. APPEALING LITTLE ONE AND ONE HALF AKC RED IRISH SETTER — Cham- area, large modern kitchen, hot water' heat, garage, taxes $360. OF ABBURV PARK pion blood line puppy. Price only $16,500. Will build larger ranch'same area at $18,000. STORY ON LARGE PLOT-Center hall, living room^ (bay window) USED ORGANS MU 1-4180 dinette den, kitchen, two bedrooms and bath. Plot 100x300. Asking JR-20 Tone Cabinet _ |2Z> Kimball Console Piano ,—. _... 385.AKC GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPS — APARTMENTS HOUSES FOR RENT WHERE ELSE CAN YOU FIND A FOUR-BEDROOM CAPE COD $17,900. ' . Wormed and Inoculated, excellent blood with hot water heat, 18' living room with large picture window, Winter Spinet Piano 395. linen. SH 7-4344. Hammond Chord Organ _ 475. UNFURNISHED — Two and three-bed- 16' kitchen, tile bath with room for another; full, dry cellar, with "Member Red Bank Area Multiple Lilting Sarviea" Hallet * Davis Bplnet Piano 485. AKC REGISTERED golden collie and room homeB In nice areas. $125 a Hammond Extravolce Organ (new) 495.chihuahua pups. Stud service. OS 1- month and up. Lease required. EL-' laundry connections, SEWERS, garage, near schools. Quiet, no- Hammond Chora Organ S-8 895. 1862. WOOD A. ARMSTRONG AGENCY, traffic area. Price $16,500. Good buy for a qualifying veteran. Lowrey Spinet Organ 650. QUIET LUXURY LIVING Hammond M-2 Spinel Organ AKC REGISTERED GOLDEN COLLIE Realtor, Little Sliver. BH 1-4500. HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE AND DACHSHUND PUPPIES — For 5AST KEANBBURO — Three room«, FOUR-BEDROOM SPLIT LEVEL - Bath and powder room, 18" Conn Spinet Organ — more details OS 1-1862, AT A MODERATE PRICE bath, gas heat Occupancy March 15. Lowr«y Spinet Organ ._ 750, Adults preferred. ?87-3568. kitchen with dining area, recreation room 22x13, laundry carport, Baldwin Spinet Organ 750. COLLIE PUPS — AKC registered. SEE MANOR EAST 1 nicely shrubbed. Asking price $18,308. Also another split with a LOCUST — Unusually beautiful Hammond M-3 Spinel Organ 795. Champion stock. Two litters. Babies, WILLIAM STREET. RED BANK JMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY — Three BALES AND SERVICE trls, and blues. LI 2-3563. THE NEWEST, MOST MODERN bedroom ranch, Immaculate condition, full dining room at $18,400. STANLEY K. bOWNS setting of huge oak trees, hollys, call owner. SH 7-3000. RENTAL. AND INSTRUCTION WANTED -— Good home for three- APARTMENTS IN THE AREA. dogwoods and laurel. Colonial Open Dally Till > - Saturday Till 5:3 year old bird dog- Also started puppies. KEYPORT AREA — Two-year old, REALTOR farmhouse overlooking fresh-wa- CA S-3599. DIAL 741-7200 or 741-1900 three bedroom ranch, basement, car ter pond and the Navesink River COOKMAN AVE. AND MAIN ST. port, marine view, one year lease S135 HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE "Homes of Charm and Value" PR 5-9J00 per month. LO 6-9936. on 11% acre secluded plot con- SALES, SERVICE, SIZZLING PRICES! REAL ESTATE FOR RENT FIVE-ROOM HOUBE — Two bedroom! , SHadyside 1-1017 taining reception " hall, living Ace TV'S are always nicest ACE TV.. APARTMENTS Between S and flp.m . HALL BROS. REDDEN AGENCY room, fireplace, dining room, Hwy 38, N«ptun» city. PR t-8082. RED BANK — Three rooms. McLari 787-4897 Member Multiple Listing Service kitchen with electric range and St. Heat and hot water $85. Call betoi SIX-ROOM HOUSE — Centrally lo- REALTORS PIANO UPRIQHT — *1T5 Pine con . Realtort — Inturors dishwasher, four bedroom*.and lion, 787-809O RED BANK 5 p.m., CO 4-7947. cated In Fair Haven, oil heat, large Sycamore Avenue Shrewsbury BERTOLO MUSIC Hwy. 36 RED BANK — Furnished two room lot. SH 1-5866 after 8 p.m. two baths; hot water oil heat, BEAUTIFUL RIVERFRONT MEMBER MULTIPLE LIST1N CONTENTS OP HOME — Cuckoo clock and bath, clean and comfortable, suit MATAWAN — Three-bedroom rtnchT RED BANK HOME-Convenient- W1LLIAMSBURG CHARM pre- Twi 800. A real value! 500.' ••••.. BOLID~MAHOOANY round table, ma- to JI85 month. DENNIS K BYRNE, two-car garage. Low price of $31,' hogany library desk, marble top dress- LONG BRANCH — Four rooms, THREE ROOMS — Unfurnished, third Realtor, 8 W. River Rd., Rumsorf. K42. 500. er« and tables. Large carpeti and run-centrally located. floor, light housekeeping, good loca- 1150. AUTHENTIC WILLIAMSBURC "Wide Selection of Choice JOHN L ners, antique sideboard, antique Vic- CA 9-2019 tlbn. Private entrance. Quiet business woman. »5. SH 1-0761. COLONIAL — in a settled are: torian flat-top desk, antique win clocks, MIDDLETOWN — Unfurnished three BELFORD — Modern duplex, three OLDE SHREWSBURY COLO- Homes" REALTOR&-1NSURORS patch quilts, reed set, 115, etc. etc. UNFURNISHED THREE ROOM bedrooms, llvlng-dlntng area, kitchen, of gracious homes, seclutJ NIAL — In .park-like setting. Very RUSCIL'S. 25 X. Front St. rooms, over professional office, heat Vk tiled baths, adults preferred, one and electricity Included, private en- APARTMENT — For Information cai: ed, tree-lined lane, 27' livin appealing four-bedroom home trance. 03 1-3131. SH 7-2M2 after 5:30 p.m. eh 1! d permitted, unfurnished, 1115 • •* ' SH 1-1017 Member of Red Bank , PICTURE WINDOWS month, utilities not Included. Call 291- room, with fireplace, dining roo with fireplace and bookshelves, * Multiple Listing Service ' THREE BEDROOM CO-OPERATIVE— FIVE ROOMS — Unfurnished, newl 2985 or OS 1-2751. kitchen with breakfast room, la' Aluminum to match our sale combl decdrated, heat and hot water. Yearl; breakfast room, partially finished $75 month Includes gas and electric. MIDDLETOWN — Immediate posses- nation windows. Easy lift out. Save Deposit required. 104 Barker Ave., Sen Brlsht. 842-0525. atory. Five bedrooms, den (un- den, flagstone patio, with barbe- STANLEY K. DOWNS 35 Rumson Rd. ' Phons 842-3500 tfme and money. Shop Prown's for sion. Three bedrooms, 1^. baths, cen- finished) rear, screened porch, aluminum windows, dtwri, suite ri, Liberty 2-3725. TWO BOOMS FURNISHED — All utll trally located. J12O per month. THE cue fireplace. Prestige location. porch enclosure!, vestibules, Jalousies, RED BANK , Tnree-room unfurnished ties, parking space. 82 Shrevrebui BERG AGENCY. OS 1-10OO. opens to patio with barbecue, Asking $35,500. '.: cellar combination!, etc. apartment. Excellent location with ga- Ave., Red Bank. ; rage. Mca? Broad Street. Private en- basement, attached two-car ga RUMSON - Convenient Locale, THE BROOK. AGENCY SMALL APARTMENT — Nicely (UI ^ipanded Cape Cod, four be* PROWN'S trance.'mat, hot water-supplied, Good nlshed, good location. 81 E. Front SI WANTED TO RENT rage. A showplace Asking $35, Member of Red Bank Multiple ISTATB V' I,; for couple. J85. Inquire 62 Harding rooms, two l>aths, fireplace, base- ]2 Broad St. SH 1-7300 Red Bank Road. EH 1-1S07. SH 1-0700. GETTING MORE AND MORE PROS- SOO. Won't last! ' ''Listing Service ' Bank Building ' . Atlantic Highlands ment , hot air oil, attached ga- : PLAYER PIANO 1395 PECTS — For three-bedroom rental S81-1717" ' ••'-••• ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Private en. homes. List any rental for fast action. OLD SHREWSBURY COLONIA Bolll Included 787-6090 trance, lour rooms and bath, newly COMMERCIAL RENTALS rage. Reduced to $25,600. BERTOLO MUSIC Hwy. 33 MATTHEW J. GILL, AGENCY. TM Jit.— Three bedrooms, two til 741-9100 remodeled, 595. 291-1181 after 5:30. 35 Mladletown. OS 1-3200.' FAIR HAVEN - Attractive resi- TWO FAMILY HOUSE -One FURNITURE AND LAMPS — Every SEA BrugHTrrEHiclDngles. Furnished, baths, living room, eat-in kitch dential area. Frame ranch, three six-room apartment, one -four- decor. Guaranteed savings 20 per cent STORES SIX ROOM HOME with option to buy. Rt. 35, 301 Maple Ave. alt' services. 0190 month, Shrewsbury laundry, attached garage, porch bedrooms, dining room, Fireplace, room apartment Hot water oil Factory direct. Private showroom. Free Motel. 1250 Ocean Ave. 842:0231. White St. — Best location, redecora Must have some grounds. In Middle- Corner Bergen PI. Introduction card? Write: Furniture, tion completed, small or large space town or vicinity. Under 590 a month. full cellar. Absentee owner. Im full basement, hot air gas, one- heat,.-fall basement. Nice residen- Box 282. Mlddletown, «. J. .TTRACTIVE six-room apartment on suit your requirement SH 7-1100. Write "A.V.," Boi 511, Red Bank. mediate occupancy. Reduced Red Bank 'arm with lovely view, newly decorated car garage, patio. Reduced to tia„_l section. City water and sew- THREE PIECE LIVING ROOM SET— S120 per month Includes beat, water. SPACE SUITABLE FOR itorage * WE HAVE an overflow of bona fide $24,900 for quick sale. $23,250. ers. Asking J14.900. Very reasonable, cull Call evenings only LI 2-4351. light manufacturing available for r»nt •ospeet' looking Tor two to four tied, • 565-7570 Located just outside Red Bank, Cat rooms. Call us for fast action to have MIDDUCTOWN RUMSON—Interesting surround- WO ROOM APARTMENT — Three III 7-2410 during buslneaa hours. vour home rented. THE BER0 AGEN- ings. Dwelling, four bedrooms, MIDDLETOWN - Cape Cod, room apartment, furnished, wtUi all CY, Rt. 35. Mlddletown. 08 1-1000. KRANKY IN three bedrooms, two baths, living MERCHANDISE WANTED utilities. Call HO 2-33S2. ' 2Q'x70' STORE In live store unit Wi baths, basement, hot water Hwy 55, Mlddletown, one rails norl BERG room, dining room, .knotty pine THREE-ROOM unfurnished apartments. YOUR KRAMPED oil, three-car garage, ample of Red Bank. Suitable for professlona FURNISHED ROOMS kitchen, basement, attached ga- WANTED Excellent location, Atlantfo Highlands. >t commercial use. BH 7-3730. grounds. Reduced to $22,500. UdaiD ORIENTAL KUO8 $84 to (89, all utilities. 29M451. Realtor KITCHEN rage. 4% GI mortgage can be as- CHINESE AND PERSIAN FURNISHED ROOM newly decorated, FRIEDMAN GALLERIES '1RST FLOOR — Attractively tur- 6,000 Sq. Ft. private entrance and sitting room, Then spread out in thil science engi- sumed. Asking $14,500. Owner PR 4-3143 Evenings CA »7482. nlshed two-rooms, bath. Washer, car kitchen privileges. Inquire) at 43 Peter's neered, large "wife laver'' kitchen . . DENNIS K. BRYNE leaving area. space, utilities. Also lovely one-room Factory space for rent. Ground HOG Place. Red Bank. ALL BUYERS Just one of the many HUB feature! 1 truck loading platform. Excellent cot REALTOR - 1NSUR0R ANTIQUES — Paintings. It. J.Atlas. efficiency. Residential yet near town. lilt ion and location. SH 7-1100. TWO FURNISHED ROOMS Two worn Hey, Look Me Over, Lend Me an Eai this lovely three-bedroom ranch. Rei Estate* purchased and appraljed,' BSi Both suitable for one. SH 1-8394. en preferred, private bath, kitchen I am a younj split level and of Identlal community, close- to schools, 8 West River Rd. Rumson ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Two 7-7003. The Hudson Snop Inc. nil OFFICE SPACE in Tuller Buildir you four jood *lMd bedrooms, tr •hopping, transportation (but ctop a broad St.. Shrewsbury, ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Furnished with dining area. 787-4370. Phone 842-1150 bedroom ranch, living room, : apartment, second floor, private en- available. Phone during business faoui convenience of \Vt bathrooms, excetle corner). See It today 1 SH 7-2440. ROOMS — Inquire 38 Kim PI., Reddining space, and a opmwling recr MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTING dining room,' fireplace, full base- OUN3 — Shotgun, rifles, pistols. Sel. trance. Utilities Included. $100 per VETS NO MONEY DOWN 1 dln's Jewelers. 43 Broad St, Red month, Adults only, no pets. 291-2557. Bank. atlon room for family fun and. plea ment, city watei and sewers. OFFICE SPACE fl-8 p.m. me. I am wearing wall-to-wall c* Bank. NON-VETS $450 DOWN Open' to reasonable offer. Ask- ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Three ATTRACTIVE TEAR ROUND Hotel petlng aluminum atorro sash and BXCEmONALLY — Fine three-bed- OLD FURNITURE - Antiques, china, rooms, bath, first floor, furnished, Heat furnished, will redecorate to IU, lost of extras. My" parent* haw FOR QUALIFIED BUYERS room ranch home with 16x32 custom- ing }15,900. glassware, art objects and bric-a-brac. adults. 291-0889 or 2914820. your requirments. Best location, wil rooms, maid service, convenient to ready moved, and since I'm only i: built awiromlng pool, two baths, 26' Immediate cash for anything and every- sub-divide U necessary. Sec and combeach, buses, shopping area, theatres. yeara old. I'm asking The Berg Agenc living room, large kitchen with dinette, THREE ROOM FURNISHED APART- pare. SH 7-UO0. Reasonable rates. WAYNEWOOD HO- 1 APPROXIMATELY $100 thing. Xtuscll's, 28 East Front St, MENT — $60. Also corner store In TEL 305 Sewell Ave., Asbury Park. o act ai chaperone when we met [ull basement with recreation room VAIL HOMES — Five.room coopera- SH 1-1693. good business area SMi-room lumlBhed LODGE ROOM for rent. Center o You can assume my mortgage- wl MONTHLY PAYS ALL and fourth-bedroom, cabana wltli show- tive apartment, oil heat, triple (rack partment, $80. 7B7-3K» or 78M551. town. Could be used also lor offic UnmsHED ROOM for woman. Con- only $2700 down, pay 1155. per won er. A real bargain at J23.000. R.IOBY aluminum storm windows. Down pay- ipace. Approximately 2,100 aq. ft. Writ venlent to' all transportation and Redand move In with me in one week. $13,900 FULL PRICE .ASSOCIATES. 504 Shrewsbury Avenue, ment afld S74.-7S monthly Includes uUll- PETS & LIVESTOCK THREE.ROOMS - All utilities, garage, 'LODGE' Box Ml. Red Bank. Bank shopping. Inquire 38 Waverly PI., New Shrewsbury. 741-T74I. tles and maintenance except heat: CA Red Bank. 90 per month. Gall 2&"x70' STORE In five store unit oi Monmouth County Office "•7786 for appointment , ENTIRE DAIRY HERD WANTED — SH 7-4787 Hwy 35, Mlddletown, on* mile non SINGLE ROOMS — Clean and com- RED BANK — Four bedrooms, two Holsteini. Guernsey* or any breed. I CLIFFWOOD BEACH — Three rooms, of Red Bunk. Suitable for profession fortable. Reasonable rates. Gentlemen BEACH AGENCY baths, fireplace, sun porch. Walking distance to all. axhools and shopping (More Classified Ads have a good market, out of state, modern kitchen. Heat, hot water sup- or commercial use, SH 7-3730. preferred. 92 Wallace St. SH 1-5102. THE BERG AGENC MOO Hwy. 33 MMdlMow with young farmers starting up. Call plied. Call LO 6-1S52. area. U8.S0O. ROLRTON WATERBURY; collect Reuben Greenberg. Inc., Col- OFFICE — One or two rooms, sraal ROOM — In private home. Real Estate Realtor, U W. Front St., Red Bank. On ITM Next Page) umbus, New Jersey. Phone 298-1021 THREE ROOMS FURNISHED - Utili- office centrally located In Red Bank Near bus OS 1-2727 SH 7-3500. or 288-1684. ties, parking, adults, no pets. Phone utilities furnished. Further inforraatlo "Personalized Service" T41-2688 after 5 or weekends. :all SH 1-7335. Dally to 8 p.m. Saturday, Sunday 'to 6 OSborne 1-1000 APARTMENTS APARTMENTS BEAUTIFUL AKC German shepherd 3kite Monmouth St.. Red Bank. SH 7048S. C. II Wilson. SH 1-1816 Member Red Bank Area en: Attached garage, full cellar, 1 For the thrifty minded here 1B an op- TOM SLATIC - Painting and Decor- T5xl5O. Walking distance to etioppln portunity to Invest In a two-bedroom Electrical Contracting ating. General Contracting, fully in. Multiple Listing Service bun and schoolB, Ony $19,500. RC home, with living room, dining room, Antiques Wanted sured. Twenty years experience. Free BTON WATERBUUY, Kcaltor, 16 ami kitchen, hot water heating system, • 2Yi.2Vi-4Vi ROOM APARTMENTS ' COMMERCIAL and residential »lr- Front St., Red Bank. SH 7-3500. garage- Home in good condition. Call Old Dolls, -guns, Jewelry, cut glass, estimates. SH 1-PJOl after It p.m. 30-DAY OCCUPANCY Inp. New construction, remodeling, VETS NO I DOWN for tmpection. Price $12,000.' • AIR CONDITIONED ,• INDIVIDUAL furniture. Civil War books. Appraisal! alterations; adequate service installa- PAINTING AND PAPEIl HANQING- NO CLOSING COSTS BUNGALOW — Four rooms and bal made. Oilman. BH M141. tions and heating. Qaydlck Electric. For a . good clean Job. reasonable. new plumbing and roof, 64 Bergen Avi Qualified buyer can move In this three E. Keansburg. *4."00. 767-M20. 7B7-M03. Call 811 7-o('Jl, Ed Zlnser. bedroom ranch home, living room, The Glazobrook Agency HEAT CONTROLS • PLENTIFUL Appliance Repair! Inlng area, eat-In kitchen, wall oven, RED BANK COLONIAL — Three bei Piano—Organ Tuning Realtor Home Improvement* ;ounler top range, modern vanity bath, ooms, living room with fireplace, di 1 APPLIANCE RBPAIH and Installa- ull dry. basement, recreation room, Ing room, modern eal-ln kitchen, hea Avenue of Two Riven Rumion CLOSETS • MODERN KITCHENS • ; tion. Residential and commercial wlr- Aluminum siding, porch- enclosures, PLVNOS—ORGANS ittached garage. Calt owner. SH 7- ed sun room, l'A baths, garage. Extra) 84M70O tn». Allen Electric SH T-08IZ. aluminum awnings, combination win- Tuned — Repaired — Regulated ;ooo. 119,900. BH 14373 Member Multiple Listing dows, aluminum gutters. PROWN'S Raymond Bosworth BH 1-7B53 • OFF-STREET PARKING • BUS 32 Broad Bt,, Rc KEllosi call SH 7-1672, 24 Hour Service. All denting units CASEY'S AGENCY INC. GARDEN STATE PARKWAY • WALK TO , t-3461. serviced. SH 7-1627, SH 1-7875 WORKING MAN'S contractor—Alter- Independent Broker ations additions, painting, masonry, MONMOUTH SHOPPING CENTER and all ttioss llttl* Jobs., Evening! LO Roofing, Siding and Insulation Hoy. 35 Hazlet Auto Body Repair 6-17H. "•**•"•' LOOK LIKE NEW CO ISU2 EXPERT PAINTING and body re- InBulatlon & aiding Corp, Certified Pick up ttie phone and have our VERY LAIIOE RANCH on acre Hot. pair. Moderate prices. McCarthy Lawn Mower Repairs Johns-Manvllle contractor. Pit 5-8407 represenlaUve call. He'll gladly Full dining room, four-bedrooms; den Chevrolet. Atlantic Highlands. 291-0305 or Adam Llnzmaycr 231-0302. tell you, without obligation how we can be used as fifth bedroom. Two RENTS INCLUDE HEAT, GAS, pick UR your furniture — take It baths, large game room, two-car ga- ALI, KINDS OF LAWN MOWERS— OLSON CO. INC.-RooflnB. Siding « apart — use alt new materials ami Hand and circular saws, sharpened, Insulation, installed and guaranteed ruge, basement. Priced below valuation Auto and Truck Rental for Id years. PR 6-O705 29I.0IHO. expert workmanship. You choose at J31.000. THOMPSON AGENCY ELECTRICITY, AIR-CONDITIONING repaired. Fre-o pick up. 2D1-2I37. the rubric*. REALTORS, Member of Multiple Ust- AVIB— Rent a new car or truck. Low Ing ServJce, SI East Front Street. Red rates. Mapls Ave.. Red Bank. SH 7- Painting Tel. Answering Service A wonderful choice of Bank. BH 1-0700. 030J, PR 4-5214. Dally 7 a.m.-10 p.m. Modsl Open Every Day 10 a.m. to (0 p.m. PAINTING at Its finest. Interior and LCT US BE your secretary. No need IUIMSON RIVBRV1BW — H4 year exterior. Lowest rates. 0x12 room, to miss calls. 24 hour answering decorator fabrics a wails old ranch. Three bedrooms, tile bath, Building Contractor one cou, (30. W. Evans. SH 1-B517. service. 8H 1-4700. ivlde board, pegged floori In perfect your choosing. condition. Walking dlitance. lo occmn. Phon» 542-39152 or 642-0116 ! : ' BUILDER - New homes, room ad- Painting and Decorating Vacuum Cleaner Repair Holy Oross area. Excellent buy at ditions, basement and auic rooma 18,000. Call for appointment today. DIRECTIONS: kitchens, garage, repslri and alter- LOUIS CASSAN - Painter, decorator, Chairs from $29.95 1OLHTON WATERBURY, Realtor, M ations. Herbert Elgenrauch. fiH l-5fllr BLECTROLUX Garden SUU Parkway to Eilt 105, east on Parkway _ paperhanner, -'ft vears experience 43 sales Service Supplies W. Front 61.. Red Bank. SH 7-35O0. apur to Monmouth Shopping Center and north ons block A. J P1CODB - Ceramlo IllVcmv I Chapln Ave. SH 1-1708 after 8 p.m. Prospect Ave.. Little Silver. For Sofas from $59.95 LINCROPT — Large split level, four to Laura! Gardens.. Or Eattmtown Circle t>n RouU 85, trattor for «uallt>,_price, and promj, L H. HIL-L — Painter .Interior and prompt home service or free checkup bedrooms, 2H baths, family room, wot on Parkway •pur, on« block to WycWf Bo»d. ens let. Prt* •rtimat*. CdU &1-2130 esterlor. No Job too tarsa or too on your JHsctrolux. call PR 6-0661 or louble gartge, basement, patio, walk block to Laural Gardani. , ran4m. small. Very reasonable. Call 7(7-9630. SH 1.2070. Call Mon. thru Sat., 10 A. M. - 9 P. M. OS 1-1637 to achools, churches, shopping. !m. median occupancy. W8.5OO. 8H 1-3U7. HOUSES FOR SOS.' HOftSES FOR SAIE HOUSES FOR SAIE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOB SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HED BAM. REGISTER Friday, February 15, 1963—13 SHREWSBURY OFFICE OFFERINGS: WILLIAM H HINTLCMANN (FIRM) RAY VAN HORN REALTORS HOUIES IOR SAIE HOUSES FOR SAIE • ' • ATTENTION fcOMPACT CAR OWNERS! Rullert of Rumion Sine* 190S Buy the houM to fit your carl Roomy on the inside (plenty of OV6R A QUARTER CENTURY leg «»m") y« »maU and trim on the outside. ThU »lx-year-old, a RIDGE ROAD RUMSON THE LOW AGENCY ftree*«&o«ra rtneh WthJUl basemtat It priced among the tow - ..•. • '-'o . 842-0600 MULTIPLE LISTINGS field with value of the medium field. Let us show you 1U "get REALTORS up and go!" J18.SO0. BEEN DREAMING? Always wish you lived oo the water? We EASY TO SAVE MONEY HERE on this four-bedroom split level. 636 River Road Fair Haven needn't list the advantages. Don't you think $47,500 li a low price Family room, garag;arage and basement. Plot 125x200. Priced way RIVER OAKS for a really good, solid ten-room home right on the river in anbelow appraisal at J21,,90! 0 and an offer might be accepted. SH 1.4477 Threo bedrooms and den. 'Fireplace, full basement with recreation excellen• .t gelghborhood? Outfitting time Is coming up soon. Do PRETTY WATERFRONT LOCATION - 1« rolling acres. Gor- Members of the Red Bank Multiple Listing Service room. Urge,shads trees. Unoccupied.. Call now (or Immediate •omethlng about that dream. Callus. geous setting of tall hemlocks, firs and dogwood. High bank. inspection, WOO. - BIO, MODERN.-Truly • lot of .house for the money. Eight Six-year-old, four-bedroom, 2(4-bath residence, Carpeting. Fish- RUMSON CAN YOU TOP THIS? spacious rooms (four bedrooms), 214 baths. The kitchen will seat ing and boating. Your dream house. Asking $35,000. This three-bedroom colonial on quiet street near school and trans- ranch, boasting 22' living room, pretty kitchen with eight with ease. There'* a lavatory right at the recreation room portation has two-car garage, unfinished powder room and ground AT $16,950 DO YOU WANT a brand new home in Fair Haven? level recreation room for only $23,000. 1 fenced • • ' " U —••™* D^'^Rk* vywwr^^vm v eivwwi* «» aval V venlent to parochial school, shopping, yet In a quiet spot adjoining Three big bedrooms, tiled bath, Formica streamlined kitchen, with trees. Sewers, Snort walk to school and bus. All for $17;100. a woodland. We think It's well priced at $26,600 and we're anxious dryer, washer hookup and spacious garage. RUMSON CARRIAGE HOUSE Originally hollow tile and stucco, converted Into charming.Dutch YE OLD SHREWSBURY to show you. Why not call? K COLONIAL for you and your family amidst tail oaks, holly and Six bedrooms, 4V4 baths, approximately two acres of wooded Had Colonial home. Four bedrooms, l'/2 baths, large living room, featured. Fine old colonial residence. There is a center halt, RUMSON — Neat, solid seven-room home (four bedrooms, two evergreens in this seven-room, two-bath colonial. Center hail, formal dining room, huge recreation room. Fine schools. Small large living room with fireplace; formal dining room, modern baths). Not a big house but compact, easily kept, kind to thefireplace, an open porch, basement and two-car garage. Prestige lot. Smaller taxes. Healthy mortgage. Asking $32,000. kitchen end comfortable family room. A five-car garage with :et.> Includes a fireplace, dry cellar and attached garage. neighborhood. Asking $27,750. 125,600. RUMSON ESTATE apartment tor a maid or groundjkeeper. Asking $45,950. 804 River Road Fair Haven. N. J. Five master bedrooms with bath form the basis for this massive SHadyside 7-4100 MIDDLETOWN OFFICE OFFERINGS: home of another era. The living room is 20x34, the den 20x40. WILLIAM H HINTLEMANN (FIRM) Other rooms to scale. Many tax dollars and a big house to heat, but a veritable palace if you can afford $71,500. REDUCEbl NOT ONLY THE PRICE, BUT THE TAXES . Member Multiple Listing Service HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE Immediate three or four-bedroom home In Holmdel. Living room, dining, all electric kitchen, game room, garage. Large one-half ON A QUIET STREET HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE acre lot beautifully landscaped. Owner must lell. Anxious for A Colonial home with EARL' SNYDER REALTORS offer*. Price JWiMOJWiMO. WM. S. GARRISON AGENCY AMERICAN 26' living room hai Since 1873 RUNNING BROOK - Forest of FIRST/TIMFIRSTTIEE OOFFEREF D — Be first to Inspect this eight-room, fireplace. French doors in dinini trees shades this gorgeous seven- DELIGHTFUL SPLIL T LEVEL - two-b*th,, 1859 home oo a large lot In • desirable neighborhood. REALTORS room open to screened porch over Members Multiple Listings room frame and stone Colonial RReal l value, TThrehe bedrooms, Give yourself and your family a view of new living comfort, looking open patio and barbe- Three master bedrooms, two hand- beautiful kitchen, recreation cue fireplace. Modern kitchen n Walking distance to lakes for skating, boating and fishing. 10% Maude P. Sparkes, Residential Sales Mgr. $800 DOWN some tiled baths, separate family worn. Also large den, with "keeping room" off it. Foui baths, down el selling price, $19,000. MIDDLETOWN — Six-room cus- dining room, large living room Assume GI mortgage, $122 month bedrooms on second floor. Largi month- SH 1-0804 — 32 E, FRONT ST., RED BANK tom-built home. NOT A DEVEL- ly includes everything. Reason- third floor bedroom — could b« OPMENT. Fireplace. Beautifully with log burning fireplace, pan> able taxes. WALKER & WALKER MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE office or studio. Excellent con landscaped % acre corner lot eled den, full basement, two-car with numerous holly trees, lau attached garage. Your dream Asking $20,500 dition; REALTORS , EXTREMELY ATTRACTIVE SPLIT - Excellent condition. Un- rels and azaleas. Third bedroom home has come true at (34,900. $35,500 RED BANK — Bungalow type. 161 Broad Street •Shrewsbury, N. J.usually pretty living room, dining area, charming modern kitchen, 17x31, partially completed. Two- family room, three bedrooms, tile bath, garage. Asking $18,900. IMMACULATE SIX-ROOM Three bedrooms, living room, QUAINT FARM HOUSE car garage. Asking $18,000. 5H 1-52 12 CUTE AS A BUTTON — Very attractively decorated two-bedroom HOME — Three bedrooms, small dining room, kitchen, two baths, excellent condition. Thai cottage, Cozy living room with fireplace; dining room, tiled bath, In $450 DOWN den, living room with fireplace, arage, cellar, one room in ex- Hwy. 35 1,000 feet south of Lily-Tulip Co. Mfddletowo "hard to find" location for some- very low taxes. DON'T MISS THIS ONE) Asking $12,000. separate dining room, deluxe pansion attic, full basement, one seeking something old —BELFORD — Three-bedroom 67 1-3 311 kitchen, full basement, fenced workshop, city sewers and water. charming—secluded. House over ranch, A-l condition. Eat-in ENJOY COUNTRY LIVING in a convenient location — Good kitchen. Attached garage. Near rear yard. Priced below replace- Asking $22,500 Multiple Listing* and Trade-Ins schools. Beautiful house, three years old. Three bedrooms, two looks lake and river. Beautiful Submit offers trees, rhododendron and laurel. trains, buses and schools. $15,- ment cost at 114,(00. SEND FOR CATALOGUE AND MAP stunning tiled baths, center hall, living room with fireplace; din- »00. ing room, modern kitchen, paneled den, laundry. Realistically Over 11 acres. In an area o: ELWOOD A. ARMSTRONG LITTLE SILVER - Two-family lovely homes. 24-HOUR SERVICE priced at $25,000. .INCROFT — Three-bedroom tome. Each two bedrooms, liv- $49,500 custom ranch, Enclosed breeze- AGENCY REALTORS ing room, kitchen and bath. Ex- way. Plaster walls. Attached ga- 555 Prospect Ave. Little Silver cellent location. Good income. HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE ELLEN S. rage. Quiet, dead-end street. SH 1-4500 Reasonable taxes. HAZELTON Large lot. Open to reasonable of- Member Multiple Listing Asking $20,000 FAIR HAVEN FAIR HAVEN ilt.OOO-Just what you're looking fer. 10 per cent down. $19,900. J. LESTER RIGBY REALTOR "THE HOUSING CENTER FOR REAL ESTATE • Vela No * Down $11,900 for, small, cute, cozy, two-bed- (All down payments subject to THE RED BANK AREA." Non-Vets $400 Down Adorable five-room bungalow on room bungalow, full dining room, 13 West River Road Rumsoi ASSOCIATES, INC. basement, garage. In Fair Ha- credit and salary qualifications) ASSOCIATES Three-bedroom ranch type home amall lot but conveniently lo- 842-3200 ven. COLTS NICK — New four-bedroom REALTORS . on deep lot in fine section. Ideal cated to school, buses, and shop- OS 1-2590 Colonial, 2(4 baths, large living room, for couple or »m»ll family. Radi- S04 Shrewsbury Avenue ping. Member of Red Bank 5 CORNERS MIDDLETOWN 'I" dining room, epaclous kitchen, 127 Oakland St. Red Bank ator -heat;' dry basement, low $15,500 - Delightful two-bedroom Multiple Listing Service panelexl recreation room, full cellar, New Shrewsbury, N. J. LITTLE SILVER Cape Cod with expansion attic, two-oar garage. One acre lot, good SHadyside 7-3445 maintenance, low taxes, low location.. Aiklng ftt.WO. monthly payment of approxi- 741-7741 $19,900 iving room, kitchen, attractive Gt and FHA Mortgages Three-bedroom. l'/4 bath Colonia knotty pine recreation room with RED BANK BUY or RENT COLTg NECK TOWNSHIP — Three- mately 489 per month to qualified NINE-ROOM split level on large bedroom ranch, two bathe, spacious liv- Seven Day Service buyer. $11,900. Custom-built, plaster walls; full second kitchen, basement. Love- LUXURY LTVTNO NEW SHREWSBURY ing room with fireplace, full dining shaded lot. Four bedrooms, two ly area. basement, separate dining room IK A room, large kitchen, full cellar, two- JATONTOWN — Six room ranch, one, .RUMSON and a half baths, living room, and many other features. Owner DISTINCTIVB 'ount bungalow on lovely fenced and car attached garage, screened porch, [led bath, attached garage. Newly dining room, large family room LINCROFT — Spic and span, WATERFRONT tndacftpftd plot on "no traffic" itreet; one acre landscaped tot A real value Vets Not Down transferred. Must sell. SETTINQ jvely llvlnc room; modern kitchen; at (20,000. Additional acreage avail- Hit. »H MS11. three-bedroom ranch, country Six-room home in convenient lo- all purpose room, separate laun- :wo fcedroorni and bath; ftortK* attto able. OWNERS — Cmtom-bullt or pr»- cation, three bedrooms; living dry, cellar,. two-car garage. Ideal FAIR HAVEN setting. Formal dining room, md finished buement with bar. Eco< iut homes built by you or by us, your for growing family at only $26,' $13,900 large kitchen, attractive dining lomlcal oil heat: many CXUM; OO lana or ours. 100 per cent financing room, dining room, large kitchen, RIVERS EDGE :upancy Feb. ISth. Rent 1120; Price George V. Illmensee rraged. Call LI 2-1777 for Information. many possibilities. Approximate- Adorable barn red rancher, like room, two baths. Approximately AT LITTLE 81LVBR, N. J. [11.350. NO CASH retired. Hurry! new in and out. VA mortgage one acre. Asking $32,000. - Real Estate — Mortgages ly $95 per month pays all to qual- DISTINGUISHED LOTS AND ACREAGE MODERNIZED three - bedroom may be assumed. Full basement, CUSTOM Rt M Colts Neck ified buyer. $12,9007 two-story home with 4J4 room HORSE FARM - with four-bed- M. KRONE HOpklns S-3173 tile bath and many other fea- HOliES CALL US It you. are looking tar a lot RUMSON separate cottage on large lot intures. room Dutch Colonial, dining from ASSOCIATES, INC. on which to build a home or business. Vets No f Down Pair Haven. living room has room, living room, enclosed 124,990 RIVER OAKS We have them all sixes and. In many fireplace, full dining room, base- RIVER PLAZA porch, bam with three stalls, 10 (Realtors) price ranfes. Diamond In the rough, prestige acres. $35,000. DIRECTIONS; Hwy. 31 south to 8yca< address. Four-bedroom home, en- ment, garage, blacktop drive- $15,900 more Ave., left on Syc&more to Branch >.t. 35 Eilontown THE DOWSTRA AGENCY ways. Rental income helps. Many Four-bedroom Cape Cod. ft FAIR HAVEN trance foyer, living room, (fire- Ave.; rljhl on Branch (Little Sllvei LI 2-2133 B. Front X. ned Bank place) foil dining room,, family extras. Trees. »19,50fl. baths. Full basement So clean ROLAND PIERSON R.R. Station) to Silverdale Ave,; left oi Owner leaving area SH 1-8100 you can move right In. VA mort- stlverdale to modele. IOLUDBL - 10 eub-dlvlded lots, nssr Etahen, full basement,. two-car QUALIFIED buyer may get this lell Labs and County Park. WALTIH garage, luge lot Approximate!- lage may be assumed. Nice home AGENCY TOR INFORMATION Three bedroom ranch In Ideal neigh- WHALBN. Real Estate, AP I-372». plum with at 10 per cent down 'or the large family. CALL »H 1-1200 RUMSON RANCH borhood for children. Near excellent |U9per month pays all to < " . Spacious four-bedroom REALTOR nly fUiOOO (or thli almoit new three* school. Large [amlly room or office PARTLY WOODED — 1»M acres la fiedbuyer. Full price tW" ledroom borne near Holy Crow tchool wiui separate entrance, acreened porch, convenient ares. Two brooks. Very good .Cod - fireplace in living nd church. Modern kitchen and bath. many trees. May assume 41t% mort- buy at 110.000. VAN VUXT AOSNCT, room, formal dining room, kitch- THE MEISTRICH 300 Half Mile Rd., Corner Excellent condition- throughout and fag«. Realtor, 8464(84. 'DUTCH COLONIAL en is 17x13, game room, two ce- Newman Springs Rd. ENGLISH TUDOR very economical. Tixei $238. Owner . EXCLUSIVE AGENCY purchased another home and often Im- Occupancy July (More Classified, Ada Red Bank. Four-bedroom home In ramic baths, all rooms large, half (Near Garden State Parkway) with seven large rooms, four hit mediate poBMiilon acre plot - $27,000. rooms, two bathe, buement, garagi CROWELL AGENCY. Ketltori On The Next Page) fine area. Living room (fireplace). Newman Springs Road, Corner Red Bank P.O. SH 1-7575 new kitchen equipment, will be reII K. Front SL Rtd Bank BH 1*1030 Call owner SH 7-3672 ' formal dining room, den, modern decorated, one of the beet Red Banl Multiple LUtlng Service LOVELY country estate features Stevens Ave., New Shrewsbury MEMBER locations, also very convenient to tram HOUSES FOR SALE kitchen, IK baths, full basement, six bedroom house, center hall portatlon, schools and stores. AskJn LITTLE SILVER GEM garage. There is nothing to be OP RED BANK Orltn'.ly appralied $19,900. Owner designed, spadoiu living and din- SHadyside 1-5888 $28, COO. must sell. Three-bedroom Cape, cellar, PHILIP J. BOWERS ft CO. doMv.eacept.mowi la. Newly ing rooms — each with fireplace, MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE fflclency kitchen, dining room, ffr«- painted inside and out New den, 20x10 kitchen, good storage PHILIP J. BOWERS & CO. >lace, Prime neighborhood too. Firm OUR sun nn..".1 , roof, new insulation, new heat WALTER B. OVEHTON 17,000. Liberal financing. $% down for areas, 4ft baths, attic'and cellar. 61 NO DOWN LUXURY RANCH [ualllled buyeri. offers oomplete well rounded Extras include wall-to-wall broad- DIAL 741-7200 Real Estate eervlce. G I L L Garage apartment has four Approximately 140! per monta loom, refrigerator, double oven, Brick and frame In choice Little Sil- Real Estate Since 1191 Selling, leasing, homes, apartments, rooms and bath— income produc- ver location near Shrewsbury River Ian4 and eommarclal properties. Realtor dishwasher, appointment only! >n 1!4 delightful acres. Four Iar|e •II While St. Red Banl Adams Agency Red Bank and Monmoath County are ing, if desired. Handsomely set FHA $450 bedrooms, lovely living room, dining $23,900. among tall shade trees—$47,000. Approximately »1OT per month room, modern kitchen, 20' luxurious Howard Are. New Stuemburj VETS - NO DOWN den, 2U bathi, two-car garage. One "Open T Daya" PHILIP I. BOWERS k CO. Coma In and let ui qualify you for thla of the beet show places. Very com- BSD BANK AREA! SH 14008 SB 1-S<83 WALTER 1. OVBRTON CHEAPER THAN RENT McGOWAN "Member Red Bank Multiple three-bedroom, large kitchen ranch. fortable. 131.500. Charming three bedroom rancher, full DIAL 741-7200 Better than 11.000 In anchor fenclnc. t* CROWBLL AdEHCY, Realtor :ellar, dining area, recreation roam, 0RAC1OUS DUTCH COLONIAL. living Listing Service" well» fire alarm system to protect Real Estate Since MM AGENCY B. Front at. flH 1-4031) Red Bank iwo-car garage. Impeccable. Tremen< room H'x23' with fireplace, dining SO White It Ne*t, until homt in excellent con- the young ones. Call Member Multiple Luting loua value. Immediate otiooupency. Un- :oom, tdtcben with bay window, break- Re! Bant dition. Forced hot aif heat, com- Paralleled at |Q,000. ast alcove, electric range, dishwasher, pletely LniuUUd, betlid •ncloiad RED BANK , SH 7-3000 NAVESINK ASSOCIATES FAIR HAVEN 'lie powder room. Three bedrooms, poreh for po*iibl» den or i«eond HALF ACRE PARADISE. Yes tiled D&th. Screened porch, full base- bedroom. Extras Includt rtlrlgerif Woodland Drive ment, came room 11'xSl.' AUecliett ta- UIDDLETOWN — tour-bedroom split- tor. Mint futnltur*. combination , 24-Hour Service lots of land and loads of rooms. REALTORS Adams Agency > cai level. Nesr Red Bank. si. Ja-nts far- fciumlnlnura •creent, itorm Mali and $27,500 (firm) rate. MaplHi e trees - well landscaped, Ish. Line light living roon i, dining door. Venetian blinds. Only BO.D4 Count them. Living room, kitch- SH 1-27S6 3 Howard Ave. New Shrewsbur; Only ononei ! Exceptional at (23.001). STAN- „ ig ~ tf.'o baths, per month tor principal and Inter- en four bedrooms, VA baths, rec- 934 Hwy. 35 Mlddletown "Open 7 Days" LBV K" . DOWNS, Realtor, Shrewsbury. half etectrlbasemeno tkitchen Built-i, denn garaie. . Barbe. •it. Taxes 9134.40. EARLY POSSESSION — Modern ranch BH 1 00S8 SK 1-M8: BH 1-1011. Member Multiple Listing oue. Sewers. Offered at »18, ,O0. LAW. reation room, automobile storage, OS1-06W home. Five bedrooms, two tiled bevthi. Service. RSKCB S. BOUILUNO. REALTOR. !« SHOREWAY REALTY INC. closets galore and reduced for 'Ireplace In the living room, full sue Spring St, Red Bank. MEMBER ML'L- FULL PRICE -$8,500 Member Red Bank Multiple lining room, electric kitchen, dlihwaeh- UNCROFT — Seven-room suit Three BRICK HOUBB — Seven rooms and T1PL1! LISTING SERVICE. IH T-4UL quick sale. ir, paneled den, two car garage. Very bath. Two fireplacsfireplaces, epaioexpansionn aitle, ••$1-4.400 H quuiOM Listing and Northern Monmouth attractive and priced low at 07,900. ledrooms, IK baths, gracious llvlni two-caar gaarage, one acre pluslus . WritWite LOVELY — Four bedroom ranch, two MATTHEW J. GILL Near St. Mary** parish. Three- FHA $70»DOWN VA NO DOWN Multiple Listing STANLEY K. DOWNa Realtor, Kirem- B.F..." Boi 511. Red Bank. beths. living room, family Mehen, eon. 'The Broker Who Knows bury. SH 1-1017. Member Multiple LIil- room, large family room, two-car ga< IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY-Two-oed- venfent dining arrsngemt-jt, full dry Mlddletows" bedroom ranch, Immaculate con- FULL PRICE $17,500.00 , ig Service. • room Cape Cod. FlrepiAce, dining room, baeement, attached gertfe, assumabls Ilember Northern .MonmouUk dition, six years old. Half acre, A MOTHERS SPEAKING rage, •» acre with imall orchar tile bath, expanelon atllc, excellent IH per oent mortgage. Owner trans- County Multiple ONLY ONE OF A KIND. Gam- XANCH HOMB with ruitle Interior; condition. For eppolntnent cell IH 1' ferred. Asking mtoi. IUOBY ASSO- Listing Servlcs fenced-in yard. blers choice, full house. Read on "Joe, can termites eat brick? mnken living room, fireplace, dinette, Immediate occupancy. 121.WO. Call US9. CIATES, SOt ShnwsbU'r Ave., New Of course notl three bedrooms, tiled cellar: large lot rewibury. Ill-TTc!. Hwy. 98, Ulddletown and be amazed, living room withHow wonderful I My Joe on work In with trees. ttt.MO. HAROLD LINDE- SH 1-S3M. NEW SHREWSBURY RANCK-mree Nut lo Howard Johnson's $17,000 balcony, dining room, kitchen, the spacious basement, t won't have 1ANN, Broker, Xstontown. LI 2-1103. ledrooms, two baths, living room, din- UNCnorr - leveileve> urea, tour bed- to worry, about the termites caung Evenings U 2-O4M. Closed Sundays. ing room with wsll-to-wsll carpeting, roomso , family rooonn modemodm kttehenkttehen, Three-bedroom ranch,- garage, three master bedrooms, tile bath, Mm In mil home. Mr little hermlti .EDUCED J1WO _ Suburban are, modern eat-In kitchen with dishwasher, dlnlni area. stVMi living •room. Ex. OS 1-3200 1« baths, full basement, Florida recreation room with fireplace, can play outdoors, our dog, Teddy, FAIR HAVEN — Lerge Klver Oik. Hldoletown. 1OI Murphy Rd. Oorfeoui laundry room, two playrooms, full eellent tarm!-i SH 1-3U1 screened rear porch 12'xl5' awn- can romD In the backyard. I cm sewCape Cod. In a setting of magnificent split home Includes three Urge bed. cellar, garage. Owner IH 1-1041 room Hxffl, air conditioner, over In peace. Imagine, Joe, four bedrooms, >ld tree*. LlWng room with fireplace, rooms, den or fourth bedroom, m HOUSES FOR SALE Hacre. ings, garage, school bus in front iow roomy. Joe, do you think our ce.rFormal dining room, kitchen with din- bathi, reoreatlon room, formal dlnlni HOUSES FOR SALE of door. ette, four bedrooms, two tile bfttbl, room, center hall entrance, 35' llvln ver rights. 131.900. SH 7-24U. room with cathedral celling, stori $17,500 IMJmliUM LrrrUE SILVER -* Convenient reil- windows and soreene, finished bas J Custom Ranch • Split L«v»li • 2 Story Homoj L Three-bedroom split, VA bath*, FHA $800 DOWN VA NO DOWN dentlal area. Seven rooms, four bed- menl, bar, 40* semi circular. patio. FULL PRICE $18,000.00 PAUL P. BOVA oome, two baths. Asking S23,O00k SK j* 220x183, 123.500. Call owner, OS 1< FIRESIDE recreation room, utility room, ga- M4S3. 1111 after I. Principals only. Today mor* than avar it'i a buyar'i m«Hcaf — and rage, fenced-in landscaped lot. Realtor -Insuror Highway SB. Mlddletowa No Down Vats tha homa buyar is king! Your money demandt mora LOVE Member Multiple LUtlnr HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE Open t Days Phone WHSM SHOREWAY REALTY CO. Low Down Non Vtti homa valua than avar bafora — im!it on it! How UTTLI BILVEB BAROAIM PROFESSIONAL MAN OR LARSE FAMILY Uc.lued Rul EiUti BroMr Zatabllihed neighborhood, convenient do you maaiura valua? Saa Chapal Hill homai .. . REALTYCO. ichools, shonplng. Two-story, large lot, Red Bank. Can be used as home and office. Four bed- BrM4 sidewalks, three bedrooms, tun dining See for yourself cute ranch: Needs thay know! Hwy. W Holmdel •* " Shrewibury 747-SOM room, cellar, lovely den. fireplace. rooms, two baths, newly decorated. Low taxes. $18,500. littn work. Four-beuroomi, full din- Rare at «9.9O0. s« down ONLY $9,200 AT FIRESIDE with large tr«e* and running brook. Ttier« Are four bedroom', 1H fc&ths. Liv-Adams Agency Champagne home tor beer pursed CHAPEL •;.:; :• HILLTOP RANCH buyers. Immaculate custom Cape ing room (16x32) with flrtiMei, 'or- Howard Ava. New Shrewsbury with bright sunny kitchen, dining mil dining room, entruce hilt, Urea "Open 7 Cays" area, large living room, (our giant II* ltm reonu wltt basement nm* open front porch, aide ancloied porch, IKIRH 8H 1-H81 loom. Kree bedrooms, fame, eight two-car detached girlie. fJt.OOO. •Izer] bedroomi, nicely landscaped •ears old. Mealiest oondUton. eUree- 100x100 lot. NO down vets. (300 live landecaplns; with trees end shrubs. FOR SALE—HOUSES Realtor and Insurer down non veti. HILL HOMES Red Bank tree. AslUds; *»,««. RAY STILLMAN, Realtor Uuit t» moved tomilM room for new ONLY $10,000 AT FIRESIDE rogr&ro. For informitlon tt\\ 1480 Ocean Ava. 842-0004 Sea Bright : Yea, this Immacutatt ranch home • free Korge gas Whatever you think a home for $20,* - PHILIP J. BOWERS & CO. "Our 45th Year" dryer Complete Ltitlnll Of 222-5200, extension 308 Open 7 Days — Member Multiple Listing Is priced for (julek sale. L&rgo M0 should contain—Chapel Hill homes WAt/nOK *. OVURTOK BUSINESSES, FARMS, HOMES AND modern kitchen, dining area, three have, plus an array of features you spacious bedrooms, giant ilred liv- • all wood windows PIAL74I-72CO ESTATES THROUGHOUT / CUSTOM BUILT center hall colonial will probably consider extras . . . they MONMOUTH COUNTY ( In one of our flnm neighborhoods. ing room, den. porch, tile bath. A MAI. SWATH SINCE lMt Full dining room, deluxe kltdten, fam- real good deal. No down veti. MOO • all wootl door are not I Every wonderful custom n WIIIM at K«d BMI Shrewsbu.7 Hwy. 35 SH 1-8600ily room, four-bedrooms, %V> baths, down non vets. frames feiuire is included 1 Want proof ? paneled game room, basement. Two ONLY $12,990 AT FIRESIDE u garage. Priced right at 131,000. • lifetime plastic Drive out to the prestige section of THOMPSON AOENCY RBALTOM. THE KIRWAN COMPANY Move right In to thlt charming finished kitchen Mldriietown ... the signs wilt lead United States Steel Homes member of Multiple Listing Service, St three-bedroom home.. Large modern cabinets you here. Do It today 1 Bast Front Street, Bed Bank, REALTORS kitchen, full dining room, enclosed EDNA M. NETTER sunporch, full basement, one • car • wide choice of UCBNUO RIAL BBOIUR Over ality floor pltnt with wide) THBXI BIDROOM RANCH — Oood garage. No down vets. 1429 down selection o( architectural itylea. condition. II' living room, apaoloul . Member Northern Monmouth Multiple non vet a. Interior Price from »10,8OO to IM.OOO. utchen hat dinette and laundry areas, d«eoratloni FROM jfomwsi^-«t>M* NIOK OS W0J3 wo baths, 21x16 recreation room, full Listing Service ONLY $13,900 AT FIRESIDE laiement, two-car gtrage, owner must For careire* (amlly living. Bee this • air conditioning ILUOBORO—rnuiBoU) AREA* •en. Asking only iij.soo. RIOBY AS- BELFORD—Neat and clean nine-year-old sparkling four-bedroom ipllt today. available $ Ouieb Luii Ri, RU >. Mtrlbor* OCIATES, Mi Shrewibury Ave., New Gleaming modern kitchen, full din* r.o. Box sis, metiou WATERFRONT HOME FOE LARQII •hreweoury, MWTai. stucco ranch, Entrance hall, living room, Ing room, spacious living, full base* FAUILY, Plot 10OX40O, bulkhtaded, ment with fin lined (amlly room, 1U . uo Mm deepwater channel. kiWng room wJth OWMBB iMranMiiii kitchen, utility room, three bedrooms, bath 20,950 tiled bathi. No down vets. $480 fireplace, formal dining room, lU|a In suburban arsa of Mtddletown Town- and porch. Landscaped 75x100 lot. Some down non veti. RUMSON - RUMSON TV room, family kitchen, powder room. EMP—a good buy. split home, includes fruit trees. Three blocks from school, Four bedroonu, two bathi tecond floor. three large bedroom!, den or fourth ONLY $14,600 AT FIRESIDE Owner transferred, finch In excellent Thrto room* and batb third, flour. close to shopping and churches. St. Mary's eendltion. Two btdroorae plus bed- bedroom, l!i baths, finished recreation Thii home la a sweet heart. Junior Truaftrred owner a » k I n i 425. COO. room, large tiled kitchen, formal din- parish. $360 down. $92 per month pays all for qualified nom-den, ilvlof room, fireplace, eat- UiWRBKCB 1. SCHILUNO, SBALTOn Ing room, center hall entrance, M1 liv- executive ipllt level. Bright three- In kltohen, lull dry cellar, trees, lovely H Spring, St.. It.d Banlc SH 7-4H1. ing room with cathedral celling. Car- buyer. Asking $12,800. bed room horn*, with mil dIn)ng aelthborhMx). one mil* to beioh. |1V peting, Venetian blinds, drapes, gas room, large living room, family MIDDLETOWN—If you are looking for space, beauty and sited kitchen, full bailment, with TOO. cm Ma-am.. _• HATAWAN — Beautiful section of dryer, storm windows and screens. En- recreation room, attached garage. IMMBDIATK POSSESSION. Attrtctiv* latawan overlooking lake, 'three bed- closed rear porch, hot water base- solid value, you needn't look any further. Six-year-old split, No down v«t*. $600 non v*ts. nncb home In Little Silver. LlvlnS rooms, center hall Colonial Ranch. >oard hiel on landicapel ilfadf room with flrepisce. PIM paneled din- Mrs lirie rooms, two full bathi, entrance hall, living room, dining room, modern kitchen, ONLY $16,200 AT FIRESIDE Int rooro-kltchen, dm, thru bedrooms, rge olotiui, paneled recreation room, t four bedrooms, game room, l'/j baths, patio, all aluminum S23.MO Nowhere to so but up, up to finer ..o-car tans*, hot water halt, science Can be seen anytime, call owner screens and storms. Situated on a nicely landscaped % acre, Jtchen wltn dishwasher, larse lot. OR 1-ZM5 . living, In this luxurious split level. tor. Sturwiljury. BH 1-1017. Convenient location. Owner bousht in- plot. $900 down, (140 per month pays all for qualified buyer. Four master 111 • d bedrooms, Multiple LUIIni Sirvloe. other, home, Is willing to take lots. IHRIWSBURY BOROUGH RAMC1I — Asking $17,450. science kitchen, full dlnlnic room, Call LEXINGTON AOENCY, UO S-)n landscaped >,i acre. Two bedrooms, spacious living room, full base* SwfmaSACUL — H.w three-bedroothreebedroom merit with flnlened recreation room, 0101. Llcemed Beal Eetata Broker. nodern kitchen with dtahwuher. Jal- ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS—Income property. This one won't tine*, lull basement. Red B«nkBBk , centet r itisled funny room, finisheished basebasementm , attached garage, two baths. No We will buy your house in trade with the purchase of of towtownn . SMa«SM,a«ll. OS 1-27M127M. NSW SHREWSBURY ~ Specious colo- onvenient to bus and shopping. Low last very long. So make it a point to Inspect this property down v«ts. |«0O down non v«H«. nial ranch. Choice location. Three bed- es. |17,«00. Ownir BU 13711-37111, over the weekend. 27 rooms, 11 bedrooms, 5'/$ baths, five any one of the above homes. Matthew J. Gill, Sales Agent, rooms Hi baths, anclosed'pordi-pauo. ONLY $18,900 AT FIRESIDE Ta«u 1380. tl(,500. Owner transferred. WONDERFUL INVBSTMSNT kitchens. Could be used as six apartments or a rooming Hwy. 39, Middletown. Call 741-3306 or OS 1-3200. J MI3J. In the wonderful icttle shopping center house. Two large porches, Two furnaces. Outside shuf/le- (All down payments are subject to • Sea Bright Msm VA and FHA approval.) NEW LJflTINO — Seven-mom coo- board. Storm windows and screens, A wonderful opportu- CHAPEL HILL ROAD, MIDDLETOWN, NEW JERSEY SHMWSBURY-HIMSHMWSURY-HIM.. btdnMn ranch. enuottrr ranch en nearly tune acres TORTILE W> ACRB FAKM -Con nity for someone. Why not you? Asking $21,600. DDana , rood ltlocatioi n riauoual l to S20.5WS205W. with beautiful view. Convenient to puk- enlen• t to turnpike; large loelovell y cinteter DIRECTIONS! Garden State Parkway Exit 117 to Rt. 36. — •- f* - m • ~ -. M. * — _ * "til * »«-»_T •-•- - Fireside - Realtors way and trains. Top nelshtjornood. IUI ceitmit_l oonn knout larii barm . Three Convenient Offices South on Rt as S mllee u> Chapel Hill ltd. (at Oaals XUtlSOK — Htw (our b«droomi, two "our bedrooms, two baths, Musi see to noi. ent site,'i make entllsnntt hon: e Kettaunnt) I turn left to model. dilhi, living room wlih p«l«td floor, appreciate its many featurea. VAN —- HAROUD UVDto Campbell's Junction, Belford moiajc tilt »nd birch kltcncn. dlnlnf VUBT AOHNOV. Heritor, Mo-HM. lAt^n, arvxerirftitVr.'^tiateiitown, Juawr : U'J-UOi. OS U2531 mmm, full,.drfulldry cellarc«Uir . QiMllty conHtruc- APPU0BROOH ut -Three-bedroom Ivenings, LI »-MM, 158 Broad St., Keyport State Hwy. 35, Holmdel "1 Open Daily & Sunday Noon to Dark I u n1 aneh, dlnlnl • room, tlreptaoe. palio. UIDDLKTOWN — Four room rsneh, Kwy. 3d at 1/Surel Ave. Holmdel (4 bath*,- garage. Newly Findicated, twtwo bedroom*, tile bath,, conveMent pall 767-5500 •!"n.W*M.T KiuswrTM!-: «loi ityled laiener. Owner. Oi ljoil,t» trenepoitetlon. aH Melil. 14—Friday, februuy 15,1963 BED BANK REGISIER mm OAILY CROSSWORD NOTICE OF.SETTLEMENT U.Tfarwb OF ACCOUNT ' L Malay ' bugle Bridge Column THOMPSON & BARBELL 0" MARV * WINMJI1 Officials Trying DOWN 20. Con- Notice la hereby given that tb« ac- L8o.Am, stel- After thirty yeara o» playing counts ol the subscriber, ffjtecutor •tand: republic lation THE HANDS HIGHWAY 35 REALTORS the oUte ot laid Deceased will be bridge I am now rrady to tea MIDDLETOWN audited and stated by the Surrogat For Re-election print ZTha Ohio 22. Edible or the County of Monmouth and re< 9.Vtl»ipoA ia one root it to the world: Some opponenla SH 7-S600 ported tor settlement u> The Mon- FREEHOLD - The local Re- Sooth dote* '"'"••' - ' mouth County Court, Probate 'Division, ©t red 3. da ot are' pussycats, and others ' are Both odes tttneribto on Friday, Uie Twenty-second day o publican party has unanimously pepper France taro dirty dogs. You can save thirty LARGE SPLIT with large tot. LARGE ROOMS. Pour bedrooms, March A. D.. 1083, at 9:30 o'clock endorsed the mayor and two recreation room, living room, dining room, 1% baths, laundry a.m., at the County Court House, lion* 10. Devout 4. Little girl 23.Diah- years If yon take my word tor room. Kitchen is H'xIO'; ample room for kitchen table seating umeal and Court Streets, Freehold, councilmen to run in the April 12. Allergic 8. Enemy injr this profound truth-but rt«ke New Jersey, at which time Applies,, outbreak young six. All the modern conveniences. Public schools within walking tion will be made for the allowance primary. acouU ' sure you know one from the oth- of Commissions and Counsel fees. 18.1naert 6. Fork prong men 31.'Twelfth distance. Parochial school, shopping area, railroad transporta- Endorsed were Mayor Frank er. Dated February Uth A. D. 1963. I*. Malt 7. Goddess ZtBlrd'a Night" tion five minutes. Bus stop one block. Exceptionally priced for WILLIAM J, WINDLE, E. Gibson and Councilmen Jo- When thte hand was played, not this area at $21,400. 61 Beekman Road, beverage of dawn stiff heroine . Summit, N. J, seph R. Collins and Gertrude F. 15. Look 8. Third day feather 32. Brilliant long ago, WMt led three rounds Executor. Lee. It. Senior: P.S.—House two doors away sold for $24,000 last year. Messrs. Bracken 6 Walsh, ». Fellow 25. Free of diamonds' to start with. South Counsellors at Law, Mayor Gibson will seek Us abbr. U. Strain 28. Word 3S.Xniat ruffed the third damoad, drew 786 Broad street, 17. Authorizes 15. Colored, ex- Newark (2), N. J. second two-year terra. He was ap- 35. Bump mark tramps with the-ace and queen, P.S.S.—Broker's commission paid by seller's company. 20. Beverage aa church pressing 58. By way of Feb. 19, 22, Wartfl 1, 8 |23.1 pointed in July, 1961 and ruffed another diamond. Mr. Collins will seek his fifth JL Girl's name windows denial S9.Warp- Mtmber Red Bank Area and Northern Monmouth 22. Epochs 18. Three South then cashed' two high NOTICE hree-year term and Mrs. Lee 30. Sudden - yarn MONMOUTH COUNTY 25.After Wise bursts 40. Pagoda spades and led a third spade, Multiple Listing Ssrvicsi. her second term. SUKROGATK'S COUKT Chriatmaa .Men. . of rain .ornament hoping that the trick would be Notice to Creditors to Present Deadline Tor fling tor the April Claims Anlnst Estate won by a pussycat As It tap* ESTATE OP HENRY CLAY FHEAM, 16 primary Is Thursday, March 1 * 4- •> 7 S LOIS AND ACERAGE LEGAL NOTICE () 2 • psned,. East-that dirty dog-won DECEASED 2T. Sixty-two: Pursuant to toe order of EDWARD % the third spade. East returned a COLT8 NECK TOWNSHIP — Low ta: C. BROEdE, Surrogate of. the County Rom. 9 10 ll rate, protective stoning. 135x189 build of Monmouth, this day made, on the tt.Land of club, and South had to lose a ing lot, high ani dry. $3,500. Thn NOTICE application of thp undersigned, John Buying or selling? Use the DABLV QUteSTftW acres partially wooded with brool New Jersey State Department of Civ- M. Plllabury, Sole Executor ot the a % The Honmoath Coun- S». Ring- % B Open to male citizens, two years !y Court, Probate Division, on Friday, After ruffing the third round of •"> »".•» ™«* Jf«* N. X. VM9-41M j* ^ BIIA RegisterRegister, Boii 33133188, Grand resident In Borb of Union Beach. NOTICE the Twenty-s»r.ond day of March A. D., shaped '•: Si> dlamoodt, South must lead out Patrolman, Salary, J420O-H800 per • i MONMOUTH COUNTY 1963, at 1:30 o'clock a.m., at the island % ^t Wt Central Sta., N. Y. 17, N. Y. Sl'HROGATE'.N VOhRT County Court House, Uonument and his remaining five trumps, dis- REAL ESTATE WANTED Feb. 15. March l. J12.42 *L Sanctified J7 »• 4e NoUee to Creditors to Preterit Court Street*, Freehold, Mew Jersey, carding a low spade from dummy Claims Against £stat:> t which time Application will b« made penon TOUR HOME WANTED - Why 11 'or the allowance of Commissions and w< on the last tramp. with UBT Wt advertise extensively NOTICE ESTATE OX FLORENCE M. NIEL- 42. Stop; 41 4X SEN, DECEASED. counsel fees. the newspapers, radio and publish MONMOUTH COUNTY eouoo,. As his last five cards West Soldier catalog tor home seekers. We ara mem. KUBROGATK'8 COURT Pursuant to the order of EDWARD DatH February lllh A. 0. IMS. % 4-1 ben ol the TWK, a uallonal real estate Notice to Creditors to Present C. BROBGE, Surrogate of the County WILFRED E. HUEbSENBICK. 4J.WHart 4+ must save one diamond, two of Monmouth, this day made, on the a Dogwood Lane, referral lervice. We ara "Home Tra Claims Agali.it Estate Inhabitants ^/{ «s" — two oUlcers, n full time laii application of the undersigned. Max Riimson. N. J, % clubs, and therefore only 'two ESTATE OF CARROLL M, BURCK, 1-16 Tries Hand people. Call WALKER A WALKS DECEASED. Nielsen, Sole Executor of the estate RONALD WITMAN STEEDS, spades. Declarer thereupon cash- Realton, Members Red Bank An Pursuant to the order o( EDWARD of the said Florence M. Nielsen, de- 33 Beechwood Road, Multiple Listing Service, Shrewsbury, C. BROEOE, Surrogate of the County ceased, notice Is hereby given to the West Caldwell, N. J. es the king and ace of spades SH 1-5212 and Middle town. OS 1-2128. of Monmoulli, this day made, on tho creditors of said deceased to present Executors, to the said Bole Executor their claims rllllam J. Oladtng, Esq., and gives up a* diamond trick to At Music application of the undersigned, Daniel Rutgers Pins LOT WANTED 6. Welgand, Sole Executor of the estate under oath within six months from Counsellor at Law, Collector West, discarding tinlosin g spade Or builder with lot for custom horn of toe said Carroll M. Burck, deceased, this date. 23 Garden Road. FORT MONMOUTH - Special, In Mlddletown area. No agents. Writ notice Is hereby given to the creditors Dated: February 1st, 1963 . Shrewsbury, N. J. Going to Grade from Ms hand. ia 5th Cl. Oifreril, Harris, who detail!. "AC". Box 511. Red Bank. of said deceased to present to the MAX M NIELSEN >b. IS, 22, March 1. S S31.2S BEUJNO - CONFUSED ? said Sole Executor their claims under 267 State Highway 35 NEW BRUNSWICK -. Two To Tell Of West must win the trick' andhails from' Union, ts-Wending Mo tie ups, courteoui service, expel oath within six months from this date. Bed Bank, New Jersey, 1 PUBLIC NOTICE lead away from the king of clubs song writing with • mitiUiy ca- •need and competent sales staff. Ha Dated: January 21st, 1963. Sole Executor Monmouth County men are Messrs. Wise, Wise, Wlchmann Notio Is hereby given that sealed FORT MONMOUTH - It. Col. clients anxious to buy properly prici DANIEL S. WEIOAND lds will be received by tha. Mayor so matter how pitifully he mayreer tint has kept hrmbusy for homes In Red Bank, Rumaon, Bhrewi 46 Sllverton Avenue & Berlch among IS graduates of Rutgers H Broad Street, md Council ot the Borough of Fair Henry J. Neii' (Army-ret.), a col. mew. Declarer wins the list two It yean. bury, Little Silver and surrountllni Little Silver, New Jersey in. at & regular meeting, to be Sole Executor Red Bank, New Jeraey University who will receive lector ot clocks, will tell of thetricks, making the contract. As an Army man, be now is *"**" ADAM8 AGENCY Daniel 8. Welgand, Esq. Attorneys leld on Monday, February 29, 1963, at Feb. 8, 15, 22, Mar 1 $29.44 :00 P.M., at the Fin House, River Loyal Son of Rutgers pins at an instructor in tbe Army Sig- $ Howard Ave. New Shrewibu 77 Broad Street, md Battln Kds., Fair Haven, N. J., history of timekeeping at a din- SH 1-K»8 8H 1-5IS2 Red Bank, New Jersey ,nd opened and read In public for nal Center and School'* radar 24-HOUR SERVICE Attorney (he Midwinter Alumni Day cere- ner meeting in Gibbs Kail OPEN SEVEN PAYS MONMOUTH COUNTY COURT the furnishing of 12,000 eallona More repair coarse. Jan, 25, Feb. 1, 8, 15 (27.60 PROBATE DIVISION or less of regular saaolme, and 7,500 mony here Saturday. SNYDER. REALTORS DOCKET NO. 71701 gallon more or len of high test gas- Wednesday night. In mutric, he ha* Just come -up Corners Middle town. Ol 1-2590 ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE WHY line, during ttie year 1MB, Members Multiple Listings NOTICE Specltlcatloo! ma; be obtained at They are Donald C. Hembling, He will address Central New witji a new record. On one side M0NM01TH COUNTY LANDS SHOULD NOT BE SOLD TO PAY DEBTS " he Borough Clerk's ornce. 601 Diver Water Way, Rumson, and Don- is "Farewell, My Street," fint SURROGATE'S COURT IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE Eld., Fair Haven, during business Jersey Chapter, Retired Officers LEGAL NOTICE Notice to Creditors to f resent OF JULIA E. YOUNG, DECEASED. ald V. G. Corwin, 22 Barra St., planned as • tanjp but paced Claims Affctaft Estate Upon reading and filing the com- Each proposal must be accompanied Association. Lt. Col. R. A. ESTATE OF SARAH CREIQHTON, plaint of Paula Young, administratrix iy a bid bond in the aura of 100 per Interlaken. for tbe new dance, The* Bosu- DECEASED. of the Estate ot Julia E. Young: :ent or a certified check In the. sum Abramowitz, 347 Lowden Ct, nova. On the other U "Girl NOTICE Pursuant to the order of EDWARD It Is on this 21at day ot January, not less than 10 percent of the (Send your problems to George, C. BROEOE, Surrogate of the County An applfcatloti hat been tiled bj 1963, Ordered that all persons inter- amount bid, drawn to tbe order of A pin also will go to Archibald j^ng Branch, the chapter's mem- Named Rose," an- English-type of Monmouth, this day made, on the he Borough of Fair Haven, N. J., as c/o this newspaper.) Wychlleld lUalty Co. V. o. dox JJapplication ol the undersigned, Law- ested In the real estate of the said S. Alexander, Barnardsville, ^^p chairman, has invited all wedtt, done In the continental Uatawan, N. J, requesting a sub-dl Julia E. Young described in the com- i guarantee tilt II the proposal Is ac- rence MorrlBsey, Sole Executor of the epted, a contract will be entered into, style. Gommerctat interests mm Tliloti ot the Borough of Shrewsbury estate of the said Sarah Crolghton, plaint filed herein, appear before this chairman of Rutgers board of retired officers and their wives Dear George: lor Parcel 'B' or Lot L Block 67, 01 leceased, notice Is hereby given to the court on Friday, the 22nd day OF d a performance bond furmshtd as are trying to'sel l «. ' Sycamore Avenue. reditors of said deceased to present March, WS3, at 6:30 A.M. at the Hall curlty for the performance of thegovernors. > to attend the meeting. of Records, Freehold, New Jersey, to I happen to be the office man- ' Last year, hi* soag, "The Way For the purpose of hearing objec- a the said Sole Executor their claims rotract. Many of Col. Ned's collection tions ta or protests against the grant- mder oath within six months from show cause why so much of tbe Bald The successful bidder must supply ager in i very conservative firm T Feel About You" ww pob- int of said sub-division, the Planning this date. real estate should not he sold as will the Borough, and Install, on a loan of more than 400 clocks will be p Board ol the Borough ot Shrewsbury Dated: February 6th. 1033 be sufficient to pay the debts ol thebasis, the following veqtu>raent: EXPERT TO SPEAK and I have the suspicion that the Hhd ^dH Hi id l will hold a public bearing on Febru- said Julia E. Young. Hshed. Huris said lie LAWRENCE MORRISSEY 2—650 gallon tanks on display. Of the 400, there areemployees are referring tome as ary 20, 1963 at the Shrewsbury Bor- And It is further Ordered that this J—Electric gasoiins _2>umpa to be RED RANK - Dr. Winston E. ough Grammar School. Broad Streef 263 Lawrence Avenue, 250 of the 'antique clocks which toot* the wng back In 1M7 tod Oakhurst, New Jersey, Order be published in the Red Bank installed with "alf piping and Kock, Detroit, vice president for "Bonehead," douWleu due to my Shrewsbury, at 8:00 P.M. prevail In Register, Red Bank, N. J. newspaper, electricity, at no charge to the have; been restored to perfect Army' unit! around tt*\rtrM time. ' Sole Executor ' research of the Bendix. Corp. premature baldness. * •• Messrs. McCue &. O'Hern one ol, the newspapers of thla state, Borough of Pair Haven. working condition. Some, date played it before life was p«r- WYCHPIBLD REALTY CO. 0 Broad Street, four times during four consecutive cal* The Borough Council reservei the will address the Monmouth Coun- HOWARD SIEGEL, endar weeks, once In each week. icht to reject tny or all bldi. I don't think toil is in keepingniaded to try to get it pub- Red Bank, N. J. ty Chapter, IiisOtute of Electri-tack. V" •*« eu]* 17tt Century. President Attorneys Simi R. S1MMILL, ROT W. NELSON with the dignity of my position, lished. ••• -V.I •>;.•••'«..• ,.-.•• T»b. 14, 1ft, 18 $15.18 Feb. 8, 16. 22, Maj. 1 $27.60 Borough Clerk, cal and Electronics Engineers, in Col. Neri has written widely on Jan. », Feb. 1. I, IS ' {32.20' tt Jio.35 but I am at a: loss as bow to The soldier lays "I'm fortunate Molly Pitcher Inn Wednesday the subject of timekeeping. He NOTICE prevent this disrespectful prac- in being sUtkmed fctrt M Fort night. He will speak on the value now serves as a civilian instruc- HONMOUTH COUNTY NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT LEGAL. NOTICE- -LEGAL. NOTICE — tice. I'm quite sure I keep over- MOmnouth, so near New York. OF ACCOUNT of the nation's efforts in the field tor in the officers', department SURROGATE'8 COURT ESTATE! OF WALLACE JEFFREY, hearing them say, "Here comesI hope 16 be **Je to Interest No4lw> to Ondlton to Pretest DECEASED. of space. of the Army Signal School, Notice Is hereby given mat the ac- NOTICE Bonehead, watch it." Mine of Hie big'names iii the Claims Aj-almt Estate T»e following' is s copy ot an Ordinance that was introduced at a regularly BSTATB OF MARY C. JOPP, counta of the subscriber, Executrix ol Is there any way I caa make music fieW ia using toy mate- the estate of said Deceased will be held meeting of the Township Committee ol th* Township of Middletown on LEGAL NOTICE- NOTICE CEABED. audited - and stated, by the Surrogate February 13, 1963 and passed .find reading and v*a laid over for farther con- sure this- practice, come* to ala!." ;'• •'- '"'•..• ••• * ';' Pursuant to the order of EDWARD )t the County of Monmouth and re- sideration upon second/*nd final jttssafe to a matins, ol the said Townihlp C. BROBOE, Surrogate of the County ported Tofi settlement to. The • Mon- Committee to be held at the -Committee Mfeting Rooms In the Ulddletown stop? , ...'-. Married, he lias been in the Township Hall, at SUte HigHwa: Route 35 and -Kin** Highway, Ulddletown, 5 of Monmoutb, thli day made, on themouth .County Court, Probate Division, 13, (Fireworks) Separate /Per* $100 each perjnlt Army twice and serted overseas, application of the undersigned, Robert on Friday, the 8th day of March A.D.. N. /., on Wednesday Evening, February 27, 1563 at 8:00 o'clock p.m., at which mit forAach (except non-profit .;.,; ...'••;; .. B. G. Cordell,. Administrator of the estate ot 883, at 9:30 o'clock a.m.. at the Conn- time all persons Interested will tie gives an opportunity to be heard. Displa/ or organizations) plus la West Germany tad Korea «i the said Mary C. Jopp, deceased, no* Court House, Monument and Court HOWARD W. R0BKRT8. Event public liability in- Dear B. G: a dental technician. , tic* Is hereby given to th« creditor* itretta, Freehold, New Jersey, at which Township Clerk •urance of $1000,000 ot said deceased to present to the said Ime Application .will be made for the Dated: February 13, 1«3 for every organlu* Sure. Get one of the new bouf- Administrator their claims under oath .!lowance,,of Commissions and Counsel AN ORDINANCE ADOPTING A FIRE PREVENTION CODE PRESORIBINQ within six months Horn this date. Won. fant fashion wigs. Then every- "!M. i ^ v . f. ... REaVhATlONS OOV&RNlNtr, CONDITIONS HA2ARD0US TO LIFE AND (Flam ma Die finishes, DaUl: February 6th, 1963 Dated, January 18th, A. D. 1963. PROPERTY FROM FIRE OR EXPLOSION, AND ESTABUSHIIfO A BU- body wouW say, "Here comes ROBERT CORDELL, REAU OF FIRE PREVENTION AND PROVTDINa OFFICERS THBRBFOR application of) Annual Permit S 10 per annum MARION R. JEFFREY Annual Permit $ 10 per annum , Nutsy," Democratic Club 80 Center Avenue, (now by Marriage Marlon R. Sralti), AND DEFINING THEIR POWERS AND DUTIES. (Flammable Liquid!) Morrlstown, N. J., 17 Kerr Avenue, BE IT ORDAINED, by the Township Committee of tbe Township of Mid- (Fruit ripening- process) Annual Permit $ 10 per annum Administrator Lavalette, N. J. dletown, County ol Monmouth and State ol New Jersey; (Fumigation and Thermal Separate Per- Pater J. Xdwardsen, ESQ. SECTION 1. There is hereby adopted by the Township of Ulddletown, mit for each Dear George: • '• '. M Bute Highway No. 35 Executrix. itJcJdJ ffffms) Of Boro Installs fohn A. Petlilo, Esq., County of Monmouth ani SUte* ot New Jersey for tbe purpose ol prescribing Operation 9 5 etch permit My husband insists on his eggs Batontown, New Jersey, regulations governing condition! hazardous to Ufe and property from fire or Attorney Counsellor at Law, (Oarages) Annual Permit ? 10 per annum ATLANTIG HIGHLANDS - W. 12 Broad street, explosion, that certain code knowjvas the Fire Prevention Code recommended being tried "over light." Any- Ft*. S, 15, 22, Mar. 1 S26.68 by the National Board ot Fire Underwriters, being particularly tbe 1960 edition (Hazardous Chemical J) Annual Permit $100 per. annum Red Bank, N. J. Annual Permit. time f break the yolks I have to J. Griffin wtt installed as presi- fan. », Feb. 1, 8, IS C8.32 thereof and the whole thereof, save and except such portions ai are herelnaft* (liquified Petroleum dent of the local Democratic Club er deleted, modified or amended by SECTION 7 of this ordinance, of which gases) for Storage $100 per annum start, over. This runs up the gro- NOTICE FOB BIDS code not less than three (3) copies have been ani now are Hied In the Office Separate Per- $ 9 each permit ' recently by Dr. Robert S. Me- Notice is hereby given that sealed ot the Clerk ot the Township of Middletown and the same are hereby adopted cery bill. Do you have tny sotu- bids will be received by the Town. NOTICE mil lor. eacU Trie following Js a copy ot tin Or- and Incorporated as fully as U Kt out at length herein, and from the date on Installation ' Tague, municipal chairman, - jhlp Committee of Marlboro Township ike effect .the "provisions thereof shall be cdn- tion? (or Broken Stone and Kotol Stone dinance that was Introduced at a reg-which this Ordinance shall take (Lumber Yards) Annual Permits $ W per annum , Egg; Breaker Other; officer*, iWttUed were Patch material In the Township of ularly held meeting of the Township trolling within the limits of th_ie % Township of Mlddlelown. Annual Permits $ 10 per annum Committee of the 'Township or Middle- SEOnO„„,N 2. EstabliahemenRblih t and Duilea of Bureau of Fire Prevention. (a) (Woodworking Plants) Mrs. John K. Keilt, .vice presi- Marlboro, County of Hoiunoutli. Esti- (Mtgnesfum) Annual Permits $100 per annum Dear Egg Breaker: mated amount of 2H" Broken Btone; own on February 13, 1963 and passed a. The Fire Prevention Code shall be enforced by the Bureau of Fire dent.- Mr*. .John Byrne,/treas- 1 First reading and wa* laid over for Prevention which Is hereby established and which shall be operated under (Hatches) Annual Permits $100 per annum . We have turned this over to our 100 tons, Ui' Broken Stone; 100 tons, for manufacturing, K" Broken Btone; 200 tons, Koto further consideration upon second and the. supervision of Uie Chief erf the Fire Department and consist ol ttw Chlet home economics director. He says urer; Andrew ^toiler, Jr., re- Stone patch; 800 tons, opened and read 'Ina! passage to a meeting of the said of the Fire Department, has assistants and the Combustible Inspector. t 19 per annum cording secretary; and William In public at the Municipal Building, Township Committee to be held at the b. A Combustibles Inspector shall be appointed by the Township Commit- for storage he has a sure-tire way to prevent Marlboro, New Jersey on Thursday, Committee Meeting Rooms in the Mld-tee of the Township of Ulddletown on the basis of examination. In contormance (Places of Assembly) Annual Permits 9 10 per annum Spjlle, corresponding tecretary. Hirch 21, 1003, at S:pO P.M. a ton dan lletown Township Hall, at State High- with Civil Service regulations, to determine his qualifications. His appointment {except non-profit broken yolks when frying,, eggs. Urn*. way Route 35 and Kings Highway, shall continue during good behavior and satisfactory service, and he shall not organlxatfons) Mr. Grifftn has announced the Middletown, N. J., on,Wednesday Eve- be'removed from office except lor cause after public trial, in conformance with Boil them 10 minutes first. Some- Specifications and forms of bids for 29.1 (A) (Bonfires and outdoor Separate Per- following committees: ning February 27, 1863 at 8:» o'clock Civil Service regulations, by the Township Committee. His duties shall con- tor each Fire 9 1 et«It permit day I am going to get rid of that the proposed work prepared by A. C.Km., at which time all persons Inter- sist ot taking complaints in writing, signed by any complainant for any viola- rubbish Urea) Membership, Gerald B. O'Reil- Jones, Township Engineer, and ap-fsted will be given an opportunity to tion ol the Fire Prevention Code; ha shall Investigate all such complaints and28.T (a) (Storage of readily home economics director if it's proved by the Township Committee, ia heard. shall also be empowered and obliged to Investigate any violation! of (he Fire Annual Permit V 25 per annum ly. John Byrne, Mn. Patrick Ma- hare been filed In the office of said combustlle materials) the .last thing I do. HOWARD W. ROBERTS Prevention Cods upon his own lnherrent authority; he shall Issue permits pur- Annual Permit $ 10 per annum Engineer, 223 High Street, Mount Hol- suant to SECTION 1:10 (0 hereof; and he shall make a written report ol any30.3 (a) (Welding ft Cutting) for commercial, &o ion, and Daltoo Carhart; way* ly, New Jersey, and may be Inspected Township Clerk Dated: February 13. 1063 violations an4 of his findings to the Chief of the Fire Department for tlie pur- fee tor non-com- and means, Mn. Keilt, Jerome by prospective bidden during busi- pose of prosecuting any person or persons, firm or rinni for any violation. mercial Dear George: ness hours. Bidders will be furnished -\N ORD1NANOE FURTHER AMEND- ING AN. ORDINANCE REQULAT- The Combustibles Inspector shall be responsible to (he Chief of the Firs De- Greenberg, Mrs, Edward Win- with a copy of the specifications by partment In connection with his duties. The Comfoustlblcs Inspector shall re 30.7 (Storage ot Calcium Some time ago I-wrote to your the Engineer during business hours at INO REGISTRATION AND LICENS- Carbide) Annual Psrralt $ 10 per annum ters, and Andrew Wlnzler, Jr.; ING OF TRANSIENT MERCHANTS, eelve such compensation as shall be fixed by tbe Township Committee. column and complained about the cost ot preparation thereof. (Acetylene Generators) Annual Permit 9 10 per annum welfare, Mrs. George Spires, Mr*. HAWKERS, PEDDLERS. JUNK c. The office of Combustibles Inspector shall be open to men personi Permit * 10 per annum Bids must be made on the standard DEALERS, SOLICITORS AND CANwh- o shajl qualify under Civil Service Regulations, provided that such person 30.10 (Cylinder Storage) Annual my nosy neighbor who had the Charles Schmidt, and Mrs: proposal form In the manner desig- VASSERS IN THE TOWNBHIP OFshall have been a member of the Ulddletown Township Fire Department for An applicant for to opsr»t« or eonduot a business under the gall to actually paw through nated therein and must be enclosed MtDDIJCTOWN. ^ b shaltalll ba-vba»e . beeb«z.I""n Issued! «•aucSl* g In a *eaied envelope bearing the name a period of five (5) years next preceding his application for the position." ot the, Fire BE IT ORDAINED, by the TVjwnship d. A report ot the Chief of the Fire Department shall be nude seml-an- - - 1 not and address of the bidder and theommltiee of the Township oi Middle- for any permit wbtch mutt be issued In relation toI Iari»ge can Monahan; hospitality. Mrs.- Har- oam* of the project on the outside, nually and transmitted to the Township Committee; It shall contain all proceed- bottles, etc., she can find. mn in the County of Monr&outb that ings under this code, with such statistics as Ih* Chief of the Fire Department addressed to the Marlboro Township tie above entitled Ordinance, approved and modified to read ry Keen, Mrs. jtocljard McGov- Committee, Floyd Wychoff, Clerk, may wish to Include therein. TCie Chief of tbe Fire Deportment shall also rec- I asked what to do. about this. uly 27, 1969, as amended by Ordi- ommend any amendments, to the code, which in his Judgment shall be desira- era, and.Mrs.; John Noonan; Marlboro, New Jersey and must be nance passed and approved June 14, shall be required loforr the storage andd handUnhandlingf ott Mmb combustibla e You said to throw, away some accompanied by a certified check for ble. All recommendations or amendments must be approved by the Fire ~ 961, be further amended by changli «UM1 «c II.»J«IIVM ••* • ". . ,._, „.,..,.>. that win tutrmlt ahtill house,. Mr. Spille/Charles Sut- not less than ten (10) per cent of the partment e* in ouanUtiei in exceM oft 100 euoleublc reelf.et, . excep«cepti _thain«t nnooi permiperwut ™u. steaks. I have been doing .this Paragraph (h) ol SECTION XU (CO: required of farmer! or stable operators for the storage and handling of ter, Raymond Keilt, and Clydt amount bid, and be delivered to the UTIONS OF PERMIT) to read as SECTION 3. Definitions. place and on the hour above named. Wherever the word "Municipality" In used in the Fire Prevention hay and atr*w In any quantity. • but, frankly. I'm getting tired of Btuby, and publicity, > Mrs. IUOWB: Code, It shall be he id to mean the Township of Middletown. flection 28.1. Bonlires and Outdoor Rubbish Fires. The standard proposal form Is at* (h) In those areas within the Town- •rait required - Is hereby changed and modilleii to read u fcllow.: it and the nosy neighbor paws tached to the specifications, copies or ship of Middletown that licensees b. Whenever the term "Corporation Counsel" Is uaed In the Fire Preven- ssfpe George J. Ruch, Sr.:-. •-.' crftJch wUI be rurnlshed on application tion Code, It shall be held to mean the attorney for the Township of Middle- No nerse>ecsenns shtll Kindle or maintain any bonfire or rubbish lira, or through the garbage. may be permuted to operate and town. anyiucn Ur. to t» kindled or maintained or. or In any public It was announced thafDr. Me- to the Engineer. conduct their business operations authorizi iuioe ay wread or ottier public ground without a permit. Darter construe- What did you mean by that? The right Is reserved to reject any as provided herein, no such licensee Wherever the words "Chief of the Bureau of Fire Prevention" are ftreluoo t or"le demolitioy roodn o ot buildings or structures and during clearing land, no Tague was appointed to the can* or all bids or to waive anv Infor- shall be permitted to vend, Bell or used In the Fire Prevention Code they shall be held to mean the Chief of the 1 demolition Confused Fire Department. tr«s bra™ ieids or grass shall be disposed of by burning on the premises didates committee by the Mon- malities In the bid proposals that may expose for sale or solicit orders for c$"'i .SSTmmMlat...JiftfilW without tovtns Plained a permit. _ • • Dear Confused: be deemed for the best interest of the the sale of any wares, goods, or SECTION i. Establishment of Limits or Districts in which Storage of is hereby chanled and modified to read u mouth County Democrats at a r*. Township. merchandise subsequent to 8:00 Flammable Liquids In Outside Above-ground Tanks la to be Prohibited. Throw away some steaks? Hm By order of the Township Committee P.M. Eastern Standard Time. a. The limits referred to IT Section IS. 22a of the Fire Prevention Code follows:Underwriters Laboratories, Inc., Coromerclal-Iniiustriil Oas-JfeaUw EflUp cent meeting in Long Branch. •f Marlboro Township. THIS ORDINANCE shall take effect in which storage of flammable liquids In outside above-ground tinkJ' Is pro-ment, UI. 705, First Edition, November 1952, revised February 1880: American —upon recliecking, I find there FLOYD WYCKOFF, Clerk immediately upon its publication and hibited, are hereby established by the provisions of the municipal Zoning Ordi- Charles Lesher received the at- nance. Gas Asioc ation, Inc., Instillation of Oas Appllcnces and Bit Piping 1*9, must have been -some mnup in Marlboro Township ssage according to law, SSy ",«e»;NBPU Code lor the Injtallatlon of heat ProdocWr Appllancw. tendance award. fftb. lfl $13. B0 b. The limits referred to In section 16.61 of the Fire Prevention Code. In dictating that particular column. which new bulk plants for flammable liquids are prohibited, are hereby estab- S I a a The next meeting of I lished by the provisions of the municipal Zoning Ordinance, ^rae Cble!oi UM Bu"eau' ol Fire Prevention shall have power to modify The advice was. supposi anv ol the provisions of the Fire Prevention Code upon application In writing MOTION 5. Establishment of Limits tn which Bulk Storage ot Liquified by the owner or lessee, or his duly authorized agent, when there are practical read: "Throw away some Petroleum Gases Is to be Restricted. difficulties In the way of carrying out the strict letter ol the code, provided at 8 p.m. In 4?Iwd£t The limits re/en-ed tc in section 21.6a ol the Fire Prevention Cods, Jn that the spirit of the code shall be observed, public safety assured, and sriakes." at First and Washington Aves. which bulk storage of liquified petroleum gas Is restricted are hereby estab- substantial justice done. The particulars of such modification when granted Hahert by the provisions of tha municipaJl Zonirt]g Ordinance. or allowed and the decision of the Chief of Uie Bureau of Fli» Prevention SECTION 6. EtbllfEstablishment t r»»U Umltal ol District* In which Btbrare of Ex-thereon shall oe entered upon the records of the department and a alfned Dear George: plosives and Blasting Agents Is to be Prohibited. copy stall be furnished the applicant. Are kangaroos peculiar to Aus- The limits referred to in Section 12.6b of the Fire Prevention Code, in SECTION 9. Whenever the Combustibles Inspector shall disapprove an which storage ot explosive* and blasting agents Is prohibited, are hereby es- application or refuse to grant'a permit applied for. or w*»n It Is claimedtralia? Sermonette tablished by the provisions of the municipal Zoning Ordinance. that the provisions of the code do not apply or that the true Intent and SECTION 7. Amendments made In the Fire Prevention Code. meaning of the code have been misconstrued or wronjly interpreted, tbe 0. J. The Fire Prevention Code !i hereby amended, changed and modified -In applicant may appeal from Uie dedalon of Uie Combustibles Inspector to weDear O. J.: Uie following respects: Township Committee within 30 days from the date of the decision.1 Contest Set Section 1.10 Permits — la hereby amended to Include the following addl- SECTION 10. New Materials, Processes or Occupancies trtilch may require I wouldn't be surprised, lump- Uonnl paragraph; SHREWSBURY i-1 The reli- Sectioion 1.110 II.. Permits shall be issued by the Combustible! Inspector purpur- permits. ing around with those long tails t th The Township Committee, the Chlel of theni. Department and the suant to the provisionsions and requirementequirement s of AtiArticlel s 2 ththroughh 30 as net tCombustibles Inspector shall act as a Committee to determine and specify, and all. Matter of, fact, 0. J.,gious school of Monmojuth Reform forth hereinafter in the Fire PieventJon Code. Annual permits shall be reafte- r giving affected persons an opportunity to be heard, any new materials, Temple will have a brotherhood newed on the first day of every calendar year. The following table enumerates processes or occupancies, which shall require permits, in addition to those you're pretty peculiar yourself. each article for which a fee Is required, the amount of the fee And the duration sermonette contest Sunday morn- and nature of the permit to be Issued; now enumerated In said code. The Comoustlbles Inspector sh&ll post such list In a eonsplcuooa place In his office, and distribute copies thereof to ing at 11:45 o'clock, Rabbi Rich- ARTICLE PERMIT FEE Interested persons. (Automobile Tire SECTION u. Penalties. ard F. SteinbrJnk has announced. a. Any person itho shall violate any of the provisions of toe code Leonardo IfcsbuUiling Plants! Annual Permit $100 per annum hereby adopted or fall to comply therewith, or who ahall Violate or fall to The senponeite» will W de- (Automobile Wrecking Yards. comply with any order made thereunder, or who sha.ll build In violation of Junk Yards and waste Twenty-five year members of Uvered beforei the religiouj school any detailed statement of specifications or plans submitted and approved ; Material handling plants) Annual Perrnlt S 60 per annum thereunder, or any certificate or permit Usued thereunder, or who shall tall Community Fire Oompany were assembly. _' '. '• \'. (Bowllns Establishments) Annual Permit • 6 per alley to comply with such an order as affirmed or modified by the Chief of thehonored at the annual firemen's Contestants include; grade 3, per annum Bureau of Fire Prevention or the Township Committee, shall severally for (Cellulose Nitrate Motion each and every violation and noncompllance respectively, be subject to a fine dinner Feb. 9 in the fire house. Martha Anne Kotin, David E. not exceeding I26.0O for the first offense, not exceeding 150.00 for the lecond Picture Film) Annual Permit I 25 per annum ng »0.i Honored were Neal Sharkey, Roy Mack. Daniel MosWltz, David (Cellulose Nitrate Plastic) ' Annual Permit S 25 per annum and not exceeding $100.00 (or each subsequent offense or imprisonment not exceeding*. 30 days for the first of feme, not exceeding 60 days for theCook, Robert Holdsworth and (Combustible Fibres, Stor- second offense and not exceeding; 00 days for each subsequent offense or boUi, Moskowitz, Adam Schneider, BFC and handling oD Annual Permit f 10 per annum The Imposition of one penalty for any violations shall not excuse tha violationsClifford Bryan. Their wives were Joey Singer, Scott A. Slaughter, (Compressed cases) Annual Permit ( 10 per annum or permit lt to continue and all such persons shall be required to correct or guests. More than 100 persons Grade 4, Marian Hen, Beth (Dry Cleaning Plants) Annual Permit * M per annum remedy such violations or defectt within a reasonable time; and when'.not otherwise specified, each ten days that prohibited conditions are maintained attended. Klein; grade 5, Jill Huber, Cindy C«) (Coin Operated dry I J per ,nnum ihall constitute a separate offense. cleaning machines! Annual Permit per machine b. The application of the above penalty shall not be held to nrBvsnt Littman,. David Mausner, Andy (Dust Explosions, Pre the enforced removal of prohibited conditions, THE AOTI-SPANISH ARMADA Miller, Stwwn Plrmluy, Diane venlion ofi Annual Permit S 25 per annum BHK7T1ON 12. Reneal nf Conflicting- Ordinances. (Explosives. Ammunition Three Day $ 10 plus public Ma All former ordinances or parts thereof conflicting or Inconsistent with LEXINGTON, Ky. (AP) — Reade, Steven Rubinstein, Linda »nit bianttoj; ajenU) Permit. blllty Insurance • the provisions of this Ordinance or ot the code hereby adopted are hereby repealed, except that where this code oonfllcli In any particular with that James Wilkinson, who ceme here Sarason, Ruth Karen Singer. Ihe amount ol certain code hsrttofore adopted by the Township of Ulddletown. antltled in 1784, was credited with in- HO0.OO0. "BOCA Bailc Building Code" and "Abridged Building Code" shall In tach Grade 6, Elliot Harris, Judy Annui] Permit flOO plus public lia- Instance prevail and take precedence over this code. r ~ venting a way to get tobacco to Lutz; grade 7, Barbara Fenichel, bility Insurance In BKCTiON 13 Validity. the world from this then-improv-Richard Ruda, Becky Schneider, the amount of The Township ot Middletown hereby declares' that should ani) section, $1006,000. paragraph, sentence or vord of thla Ordinance or of the code hereby adopted ing tobacco graving area, . Stephen Terpko; grade 8, Rpbja (5i Tlie posieislon, storage, trans- be declared tor any reason to be Invalid or unconstitutional, It ll th* lntenl portation and use of not more of the Township, of' Ulddletown that It would have passed all other portion's He helped form a river ar-Deutsch. than 15 poundi ot imoKeless of thla Ordinance Independenepeen t of Uie elimination neretrom of any such portion mada that broke Spaln'i hold on Judges will be Mrs. Richard powder and 15,000 small arms aa mav de ". . . That'rtfi* day you cut our ad budget half in two primers for hand loading ol M Invalid, the mouth ol the Mississippi, al- small arms ammunition for per- SHXTTION uu.. Sffectiva pate,. >ahtm«n, Baldwin <, Pavidson, Th ( hll tk —and ussd a one-line Red Banlc Register Want Ad(" sonal use Is permitted, without raqulKd byOrt(n»nc law. e shall t*k* effect upon Anal passage tad nubl/cxtlon lowing boat* loaded with tobac- Henry: Iruelberg, Mrs. Helen any tee. Tti. a co to nil anywhere in the world; Nusbaum, and Mlsi Jane Yesler, c \ i HetMe of ReligimsServices

St. JAMES CATHOLIC; TRINITY EPISCOPAL HOLY TRINITY LUTHERAN METHODIST PRESBYTERIAN BAPTIST JEMBURY METHODIST CHRIST EPISCOPAL •Red Bulk -at , Red Bank Red Bank Red Bank Red Bank Red Bank little Silver Shrewsbury Sexageslmt Subdly will be cat- Holy Eucharist will be cele-. Today at 5:45 p.m., the Luther The Sacrament of Holy Com- Rev. Dr. Charles S. Webster, Rev. Stanley Mugridge, pator, Ralph L. Barrett will preach Holy Communion wHl.be cele- sbrated Sunday, with low Muses brafed Sunday at t SJU. Morning League will leave for Camp Beis- munion will be administered Sun- will preach at the 9: IS and H will preach at the 11 a.m. serv-iSunday morning at 11 o'clock on brated at 8 a.m. Sunday. Wayne V at I, 7, 8,, 8, IB, and 11 in th« prayer with lecture and church ler.for a weekend retreat, return- day at 8:30 s.m. Worsiiip serv- a.m. services Sunday on "Is ice Sunday. Stanley Scheer is "The Muter Gives His Servant Edmunds and Richard Wood -will church at S, 10, and school will begin at 9: IS a.m. ing Sunday aftenoon. ice* are at 9:30 and 11 a.m, Everything Predestined?" Rev. organist. Mrs. Donald Shaner will A Task." The incidental solos|attend the rector. Col. Walter C. o'clock ia the auditoriuml* Morning prayer and sermon by Tomorrow, there will be a test The sacrament of baptism will James L. Emit, associate min- direct the Chancel and Chapel will be sung by Carol Griffiths Ellis and Robert A. Williams will ; smig mass w# be offered In" the the rector. Rev. Canon Charles for the confirmation class at 10 be administered at both serv- ister, will assist at both service!, choirs. Flowers will be given by and Lewis Lowry. Mr. and Mrs, be ushers. church at 12 DOOD. ., . H. Best, will be held at 11 a.m. ices. Rev. Kerry Robb, associate William C. Wood, minister of mu- Mr. and Mn. Frank Wlssemann Karl Jacob! will give the floweri There will be a parish Euchar- . Jun#r. Ca t h o 1 i c Daughter* The young people's D«lt» group 'Sunday-services are at mlniiter, will preach on "How sic will be at the organ console. In memory of Mrs. Wlssemann's for the altar in memory of Mrs ist at 9 a.m. Norman Albert will Week will be Celebrated begin- will meet at 7:30.p.m. and'41 a.m. There will be a Christians' Receive Their Life At the : IS aervice, the boys' parents and Mr. Wlsiemann's Jacobi'a mother. be organist. Rev. Anselm Bro- ning this Sunday. The Juniors and Alcoholics Anonymous and the receptk*; Of new members at a From God." Rev. W. Gordon choir will sing the anthems. The father. Church school meets at Sunday school classes will meet burg, rector, will preach. Deacon Junlofettes of the Catholic Daugh- Al-Anon group will meet at « welcornlng coffee sponsored by jLowden will assist. ushers will be in charge of Paul 9:45 a.m. preceded by the lay at 9:30 a.m. Janlne Kollock wil' Brian L. Home will recite the ters will receve. corpora** Com-) p.m. Monday. the IJCW (rom 4 to 6 p.m. in The music for the services wilt D. White, Harry W. Douty, Wal- readers prayer group in the talk on missionary work In HonglGospel. Acolytes will be Foster muBlon«t pie. > o'clock mast in The executive board of the the ptrilh, house, be under the direction at Herbert ter B. Gillette, Henry G. Harley Clayton Room at 9:30. Kong. Beeuwkes, Leonard Rogers, Craig the auditorium. This wjll be fol- Woman's Guild will meet Tues- The Greater Red Bank Coun- Burtls, minister of music and and Paul R. Regan. W. Stimpson Jr. Hi and Sr. Hi BYF groups The Junior High You* Fellow- Smith, Richard Swenson and Ste- lowed by a father-daughter break- day at 12:30 p.m., followed by cil of Churches Men's; Commun- fine arts. At 9:30 a.m., the youth Brown, Jr. and Edwin D. Miller meet at 8 p.m. The Sunday ship group, with Robert Crista ven Wohlfeil. Ushers will be Jac- fast for the JunioreUes, which the Woman's Guild meeting at 2 ion Breakfast will be held Fri- choir will sing. At II a.m. the Jun- will comprise the welcoming com- evening praise service is at 7:30 doro as president, will meet in quie and John M. Kline. Follow- wi|l btfeM ip-the,cafeteria. • o'.clock, day ifrofti f -to i a.in. Conrad ior choir will sing. Church school mittee. followed by leadership training the church hall Sunday evening ing the service the church school is at 9:30 and 11 a.m. will meet. The sacrament of baptism wil Holy Eucharist will be cele- Jensen, deputy Inspector of the At the U o'clock service, the seminars at 8:15 (nursery pro- at 7. The Senior High MYF wil' be administered Sunday after brated at 8 and 10 a.m. on New York City Police depart- The altar flowers are presented Tower Hill choir will sing the vided). "Teaching Youth" will meet st 7:30. Judy Wymbi, sec. Morning prayer and sermon note >t Mff.'A* leitt twrf aay* Wednesday. The service of heal- ment, wljl be. the speaker. in memory of Rev. Roger J, anthems. The ushers will be In be led by Mrs. Donald Shaner; retary, and Ruth Haas will be In will be at 11 a.m. Walter Deiss, previous,' ajtrangements must be Squire and his parents, Mr. and charge of Thomas S, Field, Jr., "Making the Adult Class Vital' icharge of the program. Bill Rel- Jr:, will be acolyte. Samuel G. ing wilt be at 8:30 and 10:30 a.m. 1 mu^ with one of the priests of The sewing group will meet a' St. ANTHONY'S CATHOLIC Mrs, Clarence R. Squire, by Mrs , assisted by Richard K. Brown will be led by Rev. Lloyd Noyes, sen and his committee are pre- Nowell 2d will usher. the parish by the parents of the 11 a.m. Red Bank Roger Squire and her daughters Hamilton Browne; Karl B. Litzel pastor of the Montclair, Baptist paring the MYF programs foi Altar flowers are given In mem- candidates for baptism.- Masses *•« celebrated Sunday! They also are the gift of Mr. and man and S. O. Wiltshire. The Church; and "The Christian's Feb. 34 and March 17, 24 and 31 ory of Stewart Van Viiet, Jr., by The musical revue, "As Tune Mrs. Gerard Poling, in remem- Daily Miss is offered at «:3, at 7, 8, 9,* 10, 11 und 12 o'clock. welcoming committee will con- Task at Home." will be led by Several teachers and student; his mother, Mrs. Ortrude Van Goes By," will be presented by brance of Mrs. Poling's father and 8' o'clock. Confessions are heard Saturdays sist of Kenneth C. Burger and Warren De Brown. The seminars of the church school, along with Vliet, The santuary lamp is in the Triangle Club Friday and and brother, Julius Pittius and The haven* devotion In honor from -4:30 to ( p.m., and from James L. Davison. will continue through March 17, members of the commission on memory of Anna Eugenia Bro- Saturday nights at 8:30 o'clock, Herbert Pittius, respectively. of .Miry'* Miraculous Medal and At 9:15 and 11 a.m. church Due to the large White Cross education, will attend the work- burg. tht service of Benediction of the 1 Baptims are at U:30 p.m. The chancel flowers honor the The Al Anon group will meet UNITARIAN school will be held simultaneous quota for overseas which the ers* conference Tuesday evening Blessed Sacrament will be held Sundays. memory of Mr. and Mrs. Peder with the service. women have received, a second In the Farmingdale Methodis in the parish house Tuesday at Red Bank Gisleson, Sr., and are given by Monday at 8 p.m. ' The Miraculous Medal Novena At 6:30 p.m. the Westminstei sewing evening will be held Mon- Church. 9 p.m. . Rev. Harold R. Dean, minister, their children, Mrs. Marie Bub- The sacrament. of penance win Is held,Mondays at 7:30 p.m. and Fellowship for 7th and 8th grad day at 7:30. Holy Eucharist will be cele- will preach at the 10:30 a.m. lin. Mrs. Ada Austin, Mrs. Mild- be administered Saturday from the Perpetual Novena, to St An- ers will meet. , The mid-week service of pray- brated Friday at 9 a.m. and will service Sunday,on "iknaton: the red Qualmann, Mrs. Anne An- MONMOUTH REFORM 4 to S and from 7: JO to » p.m. 1 er and Bible study (on the Beati- commemorate St. Joseph of Ari- First Heretic. ' Children of the thony is held Tuesday at 7:30. At 6:30 p.m., youth seminar TEMPLE Confessions are also heard daily derson, James Giseleson and tudes) is held each Wednesday mathea. fifth grade will present a play, study classes for high school stu- Shrewsbury during the 8 o'clock Mass and Peder,, Gisleson, Jr. in the chapel at 7:30 p.m. "The Child of the Sun," Church HOLY COMMUNION dents. Rabbi Richard F. Stelnbrmk «ft«r novena Members of the Woman's So- PRESBYTERIAN services Monday ichool will meet at 10:30. Serv- EPISCOPAL At 6:30 p.m., youth communi The annual Protestant Men's will officiate at Sabbath eve serv- evening. ciety of Christian Service who ices are held in the basement of Fair Haven cants' class for 8-12* graders Communion Breakfast will be ices tonight at 8:30. Hie Sabbatl Lincroft will be greeters at the church Rev. The adult instruction; course for th«,-YMCA. / ' Holy Communion will be cele- taught by Dr. Webster. held Friday Feb. 22; candles will be kindled by Mrs, William J. Mills will Catholics and noiyCatholics con- brated Sunday morning at 8 doors Sunday are Mrs. Edgar preach at the 8 a.m. and II a.m. The lecture series on Unitari- At 7.30 p.m., the Westminster The World Day of prayer wil Milton Klein. The pulpit flowers tinues on Monday night at 8:30 o'clock. The 9:30 family service Allen, Miss Anna Fuelling and services Sunday on "Prescription anism will be held in the Y at Fellowship for 9th and 10-12th be March 1 at Embury Methodist will be donated by Mr. and Mrs. in the Red Bit* Catholic High Is Morning Prayer with sermon Mrs. William Droddy. for Longevity.1' The youth choir 8 p.m. The topic will be "Uni- graders. Church, Little Silver. Monroe Deutsch in memory of School'!' hail on. Broad St. This by the rector; Rev. Charles R. The third session of the com- will sing at the first service and larianism in American • 1855 to At 8:30 p.m., the Geneva-Wes- Etias Deutsch. Members of the Monday's topic will be "The Sac- Lawrence. Church School is at mission on missions' Christian the adult choir at the second the Present." , ' Outreach series will begin with ley Fellowship (single young BAPTIST house committee for the evening rament of Penance." Rev. Rich- 9:30. The 11 o'clock service is Middletown are Jack Futerfas and Milton service. A congregational meet- , The "Ventures into Thought" a box aupper in Fellowship Hal! adults) will meet in the Red Bank ard A. Uadem wHI te this week'* Hoi/ Communion and sermon. Yesler. An oneg ihabbat will fol- ing will follow the II a.m. serv- discussion group will meet Mon- at 6 p.m. The speaker will be Methodist Church. Rev. John E. Bates will preach lecturer. The Episcopal Young Church- low services. Hostesses will be ice. The session will report on day in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Yong Ok Kim who after receiv- Tomorrow at 8:30 p.m., the at the . 10:50 Sunday morning men will meet in " the parish Mrs. William Fogelson, Mrs. the proposed property of the Walter Kasman, 50 Chestnut St., ing a degree at Drew University, Hathomar Club (Couples Club] service on "To Have But Not : CHURCH OF CHRIST house. r to Hold." Mrs. George Hartmann, Seymour Gruber, Mn. Evan Her- church. Sunday school services Middletown. The topic will be returned to Korea to teach a will hold a Valentine dance and •* Red Bank ' The youth confirmation class minister of music, will direel bert and Mrs. Thomas Schneider, will be at 9:30 a.m. "LeiWe and Aging." • Ewiia University. He now is buffet supper at the Georgian Evangelist C. J. Kirkpatrick will meet Tuesday at 4 p.m. in working for his Pd.D. degree al the senior choir. The organist will be Mrs. John The Westminster Youth Fellow- will speak-over WHTG radio at "the Women'*'Club, wat meet House, Deal. Jointlyi'witJointlyiwith ,the/Y iJfc* the parish house. Drew. This meeting is sponsored Ushers will be Thomas Mor- Schoening. ship will meet at 7 p.m. In the • a.m. Sunday on the subject . The regular mid week service Monday at 9:30 a.m., the pray, church hall. Jeffrey Skrinar will TTuesdad y In he ^>^>t 8 p.Da.TTiel by the Woman's Society of er therapy group will meet In the ford, Sr., Edward Stines and Religious School will be hel •;se»rch»-the Scriptures." He will of ; Holy Communion will be Lawrence Schachtel. The greet- lead the devotional aervice. The preach in the church *t 11 *-m, Will be..»;#ejker:r;/Ini}tiitfie Christian Service. The Inter- church parlor under the leader- Sunday at 11:15 s.m. At 11:45 Wednesday morning at 9:30. The mediate Youth Fellowship w i I ing committee will be Mrs. Stew- a special assembly and brother- Jewish youth group of Monmouth on "The Lord's .Supper,"- and al Experiment In Inttraatisnal Liv- ship of Mr. Ewalt. Theme adult confirmation class will meet! meet at 7 p.m. .The program aft Miller and Miss Janice Wag- hood sermonette contest will be Reformed Temple, Shrewsbury, 6:30 p.m. on "Fruitful Bough "Fruits of the Spirit - Love.' in the parish house at 8 p.m. will be the second session of ner. Flowers wffl be placed by held in the auditorium. The will be guests. They will discuss ni fourth and fifth Sundays. gram sponsored by the Sunday meeting is at 7 p.m. THE TRUTH Thursday at 7:25 p.m., the min- Mrs. John Korzdorfer, 242 Hance p.m. on Thursday, followed by the There will be a celebrated on school PTA. Mrs. Anne Albert Is Sunday school is at 9:45 a.m. p.m. istry school will have a written Rd., Fair Haven. Bible study course at 8 p.m. IN THIS The Women of Trinity Episco-Holy Communion Wednesday at chairman. Boys' Stockade meets Monday review on the material covered The Women's Missionary Fel- pal Church will have an educa- a.m. Holy day services will be Wednesday at 10 a.m., the at 6:15 p.m. GREATBOOK officiate at Morning Prayer on the past four weeks. The Bible prayer and study group will meel Pastor's Bible class will meet lowship will meet tonight at 8 tional meeting Monday at 8 p.m. BAPTIST o'clock in the home of Mrs. Wal- CAN TEACH vicar, Rev. Donald MacLeod, will reading, is assigned to Robert in the chapel; at 8 p.m., the pray- Tuesday at 8 p.m. The-topic for. discussion will be Harris. The service meeting topic Leonardo lace Johnson, Holmdel. Miss Mir- "The History of the Church." announced. Church school will meet Sun- er therapy group will meet in Midweek prayer meeting Is YOU TO PRAT at 8:30 p.m, will be "Be Ap- the church parlor under the lead iam Homstra, missionary to Cos- Alcoholics Anonymous , w 11-1 day at 9:45 a.m. "Brothers in Wednesday at 8 p.m. 1 ta Rica under the Litm Ameri- EFFECTIVELY . CHRIST METHODIST proved by Jehovah!" ershlp of Mr. Ewalt. Theme: The Pioneer Girls meet at the meet Tuesday at 9 p.m. Christ" will be the sermon tooic can Mission, will be the speaker. Fair Haven—Rumson at Hie 11 a.m. service and "The "Jealousy, a Sign of Immatur- church each Thursday - Ihe Pil- The Trinity Men's Club will have CENTRAL BAPTIST You can learn how to pray, Rev. Janes C. Rupert will Parting" will be the topic at the ity." grims at 3:30 p.m. and the Co- a soclkl evening Wednesday at I Atlantic Highlands ST. MARY'S EPISCOPAL how to commune with God, preach at the 11 a.m. service 7:30 p.m. service. The junior Thursday at 8 p.m., the Chris- lonists at 7 p.m. p.m. Sunday school is at 9:45 a.m. Keyport how to listen (or His guid- Sunday. Music for this service choir will sing at the morning tian education personnel recruit- Tha stewardship counseling Rev. Harry W. Kraft will preach will be under the direction of| service. The Senior BYF will ment committee will meet in the ALL SAINTS' EPISCOPAL Sunday services begin with ance, if you will read -with an committee, will 'meet Thursday at at the 11 a.rrl. service. Felix. Molzer. The chancel meet at 6:30 p.m. Combs-DeVoe Memorial Room. Navesink morning prayer at 7:45 a.m. fol- unprejudiced, receptive t The Pilgrims,. Pioneers, Am- lowed by a celebration of Holy flowers will be given by Mr. and The Junior BYF will meet The schedule of services for thought the truth contained bassadors and Baptist Youth Fel- Communion at 8 o'clock. Mrs. Robert Wyckoft in memory Monday at 7 p.m. Sunday Is: 8:30 a.m., Holy Com- ST. ANN'S CATHOLIC lowship groups will meet at 6:30 CHRISTIAN SCIENCE in ihii great book, Science and of Mrs. Nettie Wycfcoff. Ushers The workers' conference will munion; 9:30 a.m., ftmlly jerv- The family service is conducted ,-'• . Keansburg p.m, Red Bank at 9:39 a.m. at which time the Health -with Key to the Scrip- Sunday Masses will be at 7, will be Max Hellman and Wil- be Tuesday at 8 p.m. "Soul" will be the subject of Ice of morning prayer with The Gosepl Singers of St. church school meets. Morning tures by Mary Baker Eddy. t, 9, 10, 11 and noon. - :1am Scott. Midweek prayer and Bible he lesson-iermon this Sunday. church school for nursery through Paul's Baptist Church will be prayer will be conducted at 11 Dally Masses will be celebrated Church school meets at 9:45 study Is Wednesday at 8 p.m. Bible readings will Include'thij sixth grade; II a.m.. Holy Com- ! special guests at the 7:30 p.m. o'clock. You may read or borrow at 7 and 8 a.m. except on first i.mi ' • • •' munion and sermon by (he rector, service. passage from Psalms (42:11): There will be a celebration of Fridays when hours will be at The Senior High MYF will METHODIST Rev. Harry E. Sorensen. Science and Health free of "Why art thou cast down, O my Holy Communion on Wednesday | 6:30 and 8 a.m. meet Sunday evening at 7:30. The Philathea Group will meet Navesink The young people's confirma- charge at any Christian Sci- BOUI? and why art thou disquieted at 9 a.m. and on Friday at On Holy Days, Mum will be The commission on education In the home of Mrs. Charles Rev. Richard I. Hoye will bring tion class meets in the parish within me? hope thou In God; 6:30 a.m. Holy Communion is; ence Reading Room. The offered at 6, 7, 8.' I, 10 and 11 will meet Tuesday at 8 p.m. In Hull, 3: South Ave., (Atlantic the message at the 9:30 a.m. Sun- house tomorrow at 10 a.m. The lor 1 shall yet praise him, who celebr« book can be purchased ia red, a.m, and at 7.30 p;m. No chil- the parsonage. ' Highlands, Tuesday at 8 p.m. day worship service. Sunday acolytes' training class meets In Is the health of my countenace, Days. green, or blue binding at $S dren are permitted at evening The "PraUe Hlm'r Band will school, with classes for all ages, and my God," tha church at 11 a.m. METHODIST and will be sent postpaid on Mass. ••' ,,* '. • •• '• meet Wednesday at 7 p.m. fol- meets at 10:45 a.m. A nurseiy Other passages will emphasize BIBLE BAPTIST Confessions'will be heard Sat Atlantic Highlands lowed by the midweek prayer la provided at the morning wor- REFORMATION EVANGELICAL receipt of chect or money the Christian Science teaching Hulet : urdays, fltft Thursdays, and on Rev. Robert H. Heulitt will meeting at 7:45. ship service. that man's real soul is not LUTHERAN The morning service Is at 11 order. the evei of Holy Days, from preach at the 11 a.m. service Chester W. Hendrlcks, Jr., Is something in the material body, West Long Branch o'clock Sunday. Pastor D. Ross 3:30 to 5 p.m. and from 7:30 to Sunday on "The Prophet of CHRISTIAN SCIENCE organist. The Senior jChoIr re- but the one infinite Soul, or God. The pastor, Rev. W. Robert Brittain will preach on "Whom, 8:30 p.m. Faith." Church, school meets at SOCIETY hearses Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. Also included will be this sen- Oswald, will preach at the 9:30 Have You Seen." Christian Science i:30 a.m. •'': '•.' v '-: Baptisms' will' be administered Atlantic Highlands The Pastor's Choir rehearses tence from "Science and Health and 11 a.m. services Sunday en Bible School meets at 9:45 a.m. The Intermediate Youth Fellow- every Sunday at 1 p.m. Arrange- Church service and Sunday Sundays at 6 p.m.... with Key to the Scriptures" by "Jesus' Prayer tor His Dltcl- Thft evening service is at 7 READING ihp meets Sunday at 7 p.m. ments should be made a week school are at 11 a.m. Wednes- Mary Baker Eddy (p.60): "Soul !e»." o'clock. Pastor Brlttam will The Senior Youth Fellowship ROOM In advance of the baptism. day's testimony meeting Is at METHODIST has Infinite resources with which Officers and newly - elected preach on "Timely Advice." Rev. Edward A. Corrlgan Is meets Monday at 7 p.m. In Fel 1:15 p.m. Reading room hours ' Morganvllle to bless mankind, and happiness church council members will be Cottage prayer meeting on pastor and Rev. Stanley J. owshlp Hill. The official board are'Tuesday from noon to 2 p.m. Sunday worship service Is at 9 would be more readily attained installed at the 11 o'clock itrvlct. Wednesday at 8 p.m. In the home 209 BROAD ST. and Saturday from 1:30 to 4 p.m. levaadoakl and Rev. Frederick will meet in Fellowship Hall at a.m. Sunday school meets at 10 and would be more secure in dur The Luther League will meet at Mr. and Mrs. R. Weeer, Main Abo Friday Eve. 7:30-9:30 A. Valentino are assistants. "•p.*. "•.,:.•..••, .' i except on holidays. keeping, it sought In Soul." Sunday at 7:30 p.m. St., Port Mmmouth. Mfin. thru Sat U430 ••>'••••

•• 16—Friday, February 15,19$ RED BANK REGISTER* Tests Only an To Evaluating Skill By RICHARD WILSON | principal parties concerned, the Profeswr, Moomoulh College general public has always evi Whenever the subject of testing denced a strong interest in tests. comes up for discussion you will Self administered tests appear generally find that people will daily in our newspapers and either staunchly support or vio- magazines, rating you on your lently oppose its use in the selec- qualities as a husband, wife, lov- tion of employees, er, or what have you. Perhaps this controversy over testing the publication of tests of this began with the inception of tests kind, with their complete lack ot as a selection device, and it con-validity,-have done much to dis- tinues unabated today. Although credit testing in its more pro- employers and employees are thefessional aspects. How should we evaluate test- ing in the hiring process? Should USO Facilities we think of it as an indispensable ONIGHT til 9-SATURDAY til 6 and Infallible measuring stick, or should we discard it as useless Attendance For and unreliable? Be a Sweetheart, Buy Her a Washer or Dryer In the opinion of this writer we BEYOND THE CALL OF DUTY — Little Silver firemen plan a dance, the first of«. Yean 95,203 should do neither. Instead, we series if all goes well, for the teenager* in that borough. The affair will .be held in should regard testing as just one LONG BRANCH — A total of of several tools or means avail- the fire house tomorrow from 7 to 11 p.m..and will feature the Seldin band.'The com- 95,203 servicemen and members able to /Us for identifying and mittee planning the event includes, from left Walter B. Stoarris, Harold A. Selbhairt,, is made to do of their families attended USO fa- evaluating the skills and abilities cilities in Monmouth County dur- of our human resources. Joseph Sinciui, Robert P. Stout, Charles'J, Kasse, chairman,, and .Lawrence Bacigalupi; ing 1962. We must, however, be constant- chief. Co-chairman Donald Wright, is not shown. William G. Kennedy, area USO ly alert to certan restrictions and director, said in his annual re- limitations inherent in the use of DENNIS THE MENACE By Hank Ketchum a hard day's work, port that an average of 113 USOtests, for example: volunteers per month contributed Soldier Junks —that tests cannot make any a total of 7,651 hours of service. firm prediction as to how an in- The report showed total attend- dividual will perform after he is Car, Pays ance of servicemen, dependents, wash after wash, year hired—only that a greater propor- volunteers and guests at the As- tion of Individuals scoring above bury Park facility totaling 44,< Costs in Court a certain point will be more sue 271; USO Beach, North Long cessful than those falling below EATONTOWN — Gerald D. Branch, 33,718, and at the long that score. Wilson, a Fort Monmouth soldier after year Branch USO, 10,695. —that certain kinds of tests are on his way to Viet Nam, was A total of 189 off-post housing more accurate than others in charged $10 in court costs last placements were made for en separating the good performer night after Magistrate M. Ray- listed personnel in the lower from the poor one. Mechanical grades. Religious materials dis mond McGowan suspended a $20 FREE aptitude and dexterity tests are tributed free amounted to 2,100. more reliable in determining the fine for junking a car on private GJE. Attendance at the after-church qualities or skills sought after property. coffee calls at the Asbury Park than personality tests, which Judge McGowan, campaigning Steam USO came to 379. The number measure the wore elusive per- against a situation wherein sol- of bed-night occupancies at the sonai characteristics. Intelligence diers abandon their cars ki the or Dry Asbury Park dormitory facility and ability tests have in the past borough when they ship out, said were 525. A total number of 3S2been considered reliable and val he-, would not be so lenient with Iron USO program activities had anid indicators. Lately however, the next offender. attendance of 27,213. Attendance some psychologists and adminis- Pvt. Wilson, who left a car oh With Puitkast at 82 on-post activities was 6,132. trators are asking whether we're lot on Throdondrton Ave., of Dryer Over 170 servicemen and de- not attaching too much import- pleaded guilty "Jan. 30 to a pendents were assisted with ance to the scores made on these charge of dumping junk on prii counseling, guidance and refer- tests. private property. Judge McGow- Tals to competent authorttes. A Selection of Tests an reserved sentencing and or- total of 126 programs for mili- —that for scores to be mean dered the soldier to dispose < of tary families were held during ingful, the tests must be careful the vehicle within 24 hours. He the year. The annual report was ly selected properly adminis- did. MAYTAG dedicated to the memory of tered, and correctly scored and Last night the judge said he three outstanding USO volunteers interpreted. Tests that have not was being lenient because Pvt. who passed away during the past been validated (where it hasn't Wilson was a first-time offender been ascertained that there is a year: Mrs. Gordon Tonolla, for- and had complied with the order close correlation between test mer chairman, USO senior host- of the court, but added, "This scores and job performance), are ess commttee; Joseph Schwark, situation must stop." past USO chairman of Long worse than useless. They are a DEPfHDABILITY Branch, and Joseph Naroisso, for- detriment to effective hiring. The abandoned car problem, mer member of the Asbury Park —that tests must be given in an old thorn in this borough'* USO committee. t proper physical environment County Wills side, came to the attention of the with allowances made for the court when another soldier, Pvt. agMklcoiiirtrj^ The report noted the assistance Juan P. Grizzle, was apprehend- Tendered by the clergy divisionfact that it is a test. A nervous applicant for a stenographic po- FREEHOLD - The following to his sons, Edward F. and Her-ed taking a wheel off the car In of the Council of Churches of wills were probated here recent- bert Sieh, and the balance of hiquestion. k m if ttt 13 MpM MayUp fat tare beet Mt met 1907J Loiig Branch and Vicinity. It a!sition taking a test on a worn out typewriter in a noisy office will ly by Surrogate Edward G state to his wife, Edna A. Sieh. Pvt. Grizzle claimed he had so noted that the recent limited Broege: • .; funds campaign conducted in not show up 'at her best. BENJAMIN W.. MILLS, typ the permission of the owner, an- Long Branch amounted to (1,702.- -^Kaf teWcaa never'be a sub- SARAH CREIGHTON, Shrews- dletown, who died Jan. 18, left other soldier since transferred to THE NEW ELECTRIC ^ 88. It stated that this past sea- stitiite for, but only a supplement mry, who died Jan. 25, left $499 his estate to his sister, Grace E. Korea, but it was ultimately son marked the 20th consecutive to, the interview procedure and each to Charles and Roy Thomp- Mills. found, after the questioning of season of operation of the USOother selection measures and son; $400 each to Star of the Sea ELSIE COTTRELL, Freehol seven G.I.'s, that the car was guides. Roman Catholic Church, Long registered in Pvt. Wilson's name. MAYTi Beach, only facility of its kind hi Town3hip, who died Nov. 24, left To sutri up then testing can be Branch, and St. James Roman $130 each to his niece, Alm Pvt. Wilson said he had given the the continental United States. Ac- "ajj.w^^.ssa^V WW %r^^ V»wvw >rirT ^ •>iar cumulative attendance since its a valuable and effective means Catholic Church, Red Bank. The Egan, and nephews' Earlwynne, car'away. . when conscientiously adminis- balance of her estate was left to Claude, Kingdon, and Frank Inceotion In 1943 now stands at Pvt. Grizzle pleaded not guilty, tered, and if used only as an ob- Rita Kearney, Lawrence Morris- Gant. The balance of his estati 954.014. then guilty, to the theft of the WASHER-DRYER jective guidepost and with con- sey, Catherine Riordan and was left to his brothers, Lewis wheel, then two more wheels, USO, the United Service Or- stant awareness of the reserva- Eleanor Smith. B. and Otis Cottrell, and sisters, and last night his case was con- ganizations, Inc., is a non-profit tions and limitations mentioned FRANK E. SIEH, Middletown, Bessie Gant, Esther John, an tinued to next Wednesday. federation of six voluntary agen above. hi3 mother, Mrs. Mary Jane Col Installs anywhere . . . requires DO cies dedicated to meeting the spir- who died Dec. 29, left $200 each (Mr. Wilson is a professor of rell. itual, religious, educational, so- management at Monmouth Col- venting! Wasl.es and dries automa- cial and recreational needs of Extra-Easy! WILLIAM E. JOHNES, Free- Middletown lege and a consultant to industry. hold, who died June 24, left hi the men and women in the armed Inquiries may be addressed to Alfred P. Lench, Swartzel Dr., tically in one operation. forces. USO receives no federal estate to his daughter, Helei him in care of this paper.) Johnes. is visiting his daughter and son- funds, depending entirely upon Printed Pattern in-law, Mr. and Mrs. . Lowell Flexible controls permit hornemaker to wash and" the American public for support. WILLIAM BAKER, Unioi Roper,' and his grandchildren, dry any Fabric in one continuous operation or per- It is a member agency of theRumson Scouts 9341 Beach, who died Jan. 25, left Kerri, Patricia and Lowell form each operation separately..Controls can be Shore United Fund, the Federal To Sell Light Bulbs gold watch and chain, to grand Roper, Jr., in San Diego, Calif. changed at any time to repeat ox omit any phase Services Campaign at Fort Mon son, Gordon VLcLeod, and ba Mr. Lench will also visit his son, of operation,, fabric controls eliminate guesswork RUMSON — Boy Scout Troops for proper laundering of regular, deiicate or Wash mouth, the Monmouth Beach ince of estate to wife, Helen Alfred P. Lench, Jr., in San Di- LESS SPACE Require, 40% Utt 201 and 200 will conduct a house- Wear fabrics. Automatic Bleach Dispenser ends Community Appeal, the Rumson Baker. ego. thon.ordinors waihCT and dryer. Community Appeal, the Lake- to-house light bulb sale beginning bleaching problems, assures brighter washing With Saturday. GEORGE, D. RILEY, Ocean complete bleaching safety. •'' hurst NAS United Appeal and 'ownship, who died Aug. 8, lef Income from the sales Is the Recent house guest at 'the other campaigns. us estate to his daughter, Eliza- Need Just « Washer or Dryer.. . only source of revenue for the home of Mr, and Mrs. Robert beth, and son, George, Jr. Here's an easy way to get both Ihi rlzbt combination if raos; wanted features: The six member agencies of two troops other than dues paid Crimmins, Kings Hwy., was Mrs. USO are: the Young Men's Chris- by the boys, Committeeman ft. Crimmins' mother, Mrs. Louise UTS TRADE • Hot, Warm and Cold Water wash • Automatic Water Heater tian Association, the National L. Hensler said. Sub-District Parley Hely of Westfield. • Wash n Wear, Chime' • Automatic Water Level Control Your old Washer will cover • Rinse Conditioner •Automatic bad. Balancer Catholic Community Service, the Troop 201 will meet at 8 a.m. the down payment. National Jewish Welfare Board, Saturday in the Forrestdale Set by Conference Mr. and Mrs. Henry St. Ger- • Safely Door »Quad-coat cabinet protection.. the Young Women's Christian As- School to package the bulbs. KEYPORT — A Sub-district maine, Blossom La., were hosts lociation, the Salvation Army and Scoutmaster Walter Mannheim Workers Conference sponsored by at a reception in their home Feb. 3, in honor of the confirmation of the National Travelers Aid Asso- said the sale will begin about the New Jersey Conference Board their daughter, Patricia. Mrs. :lation. 9:30 a.m. Education of the Methodist Frank Haneman, Plainview, FAMOUS 3iurch will be held in St. John1 L. I., was Patricia's sponsor. dethodist Church here, Feb. 21. By Ceeai Guests included Mr., and Mrs. MAYTAG "ASTRO-GUIDE" The Red Bank Sub-district wil Haneman and family,. Mr. and ittend the conference, it was an- For Saturday, Ftbruary 16 Mrs. Urban Heery and daughter, WRINGER lounced by Mrs. Gladys R, Kathy, Mr. and Mrs. John Deck- Comber, drectbr of children' er, Miss Joan Grandenetti, Mid- WASHERS Present—For. You and work. dletown; Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hor- Yours... Although popularity Subject of discussion at the con-vath and family, Rutherford; Mr. suffen somewhat under current erence will be the responsibili- and Mrs. George LeClalr, rays, Saturday night activities ies of youth and adult councils Stroudsburg, Pa., and Miss Mir- LOWEST thould.not.be postponed as nd how they operate. am Schmidt, Woodside, L. I. others may be disappointed after making preparation*. Overindul- PRICES gence in pleasure is warned against. Difficulty with property NOW'S THE TIME and money is possible now. FIRST PAYMENT Healthful exercise i> advisable. TO PLANT THOSE 'a if... Production of fI JvOred Future • • ..Police may film I.DOWN IN APRIL gelatin.wa» begun in 1897. 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Center eiW.BeHaiiwiiriaw.Iiie. now for Catalog. 787-flI(» OS 1-28M SH74Mf i For Quick Results Per Use Our Want Ads REDBANK W..k Home Delivery Dial UH f-0010 DAY SH l-l 110 NIGHT SECTION TWO FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1963 7c PER COPY The Friendly Sons Million an Hour Want Molly 'Home' Committee Clears Half of State Budget million an hour. The committee datory formula, fixed by «at« NEW SHREWSBURY - The New Jersey for. .their co-operai TRENTON (AP) - Nearly half worked four hours, clearing $262 law. Friendly Sou* of Molly Wt<*cr, tion. This, appeal will be made ai Of Gov. Richard J. Hughes' $547 million. The committee expects to slick- in informal organization flhocal the annual Valentine dinner am million budget carries a tentative residents, dedicated to wceading AU items, however, are sub- en its pace_ when the hearings re- dance of the Friendly Sons to* legislative seal of approval today. sume Monday. It plans to review the'word that the Revoffilloriary ject to revision at executive com- mprrow in Colts Neck Inn. I $20.5 million in recommendations War, heroine actually lived »nd A. joint legislative appropriations mittee hearings. is hoped Hut the affair will eni for Rutgers University and gener- fought heroicall.y in theij'attleJ aWe the group to oojlectthe funds committee launched a series of Most of the recommendations approved Thursday involve state al operating expenses for the State of, Monmouth, have arne Work . ommendations aroused the curi- grave in Carlisle, Pa.- and re- A committee composed of osity of many committee members buried in Freehold, at the foot James Finucane, Gerald Pells- —Including a proposed travel al- of the big monument which fea- sitr, Harry Masa and Ted Smith lowance for 12 legislators and em- tures a plaque depicting her New Jersey all of New Shrewsbury, and Pefet ployes to take a trip to Hawaii. bravery In battle. Ronwlla of West Alleohurst tftt The trip, which would be tak- "Such a dramatic action,1" in charge Of arrangements for en by 12 members and staff work- paints out Alan Finley, Delvvood this project. The committee ers of the legislature's law re- La., president of the group, News Briefs hopes to 'get the necessary per- vision committee, was tentatively "would do much to recreate in- mission and" funds in time W LIONS MEET .—> Assemblyman Alfred N. Baa die J ton (R-Monmouth) center, was guest approved but referred to execu- terest in historic Monmouth Coun- By The Associated Press have Molly Pitcher back in Free- tive committee for further study. ty and emphasize to our school at a Fair Haven Lions Club meeting last night attended by, from left, George Burck, hold for the celebration at the Quick approval was given to children the Revolutionary heri- Middletown Lions president; George Winning, Eatontown club president; Anthony J. TRENTON — State Conserva- record high of 224.6 in December, Battle of Monmouth, which took tage that is dielrs. Here was the tion Commissioner H. Mat Adams the state Labor Department re- $187 million of the $222.9 million plate on June 2t, 1778. Hunting, Pair Haven club president, and Wayne Hyatt, Lions district governor.. 'scene of Molly's greatest glory. said yesterday that New Jersey ported yesterday. The index wem provided in the Hughes' budget For' the many newcomers to It li only fitting arid proper thai is among the leading states in up 1.2 points between October for education. The committee en- her final resting place* be at the Monniouth County, a refresher new plant openings. New Jersey and December, the biggest in- dorsed $113.4 million in state aid actual site of the Battle oT Man- «">«* on M' ,.-.'•' •,•?*, the humiliation and embarrass- mouth County Mental Health As- The department is also eyeing LITTLE SILVER-Miss Agnes Education. but some, carrying placards, Magistrate John Weir post ment already suffered by Mrs. sociation to erect a six by four Supawna Meadows and Manning- stayed until about. 2 p.m. C. Hackett last night told the poned a preliminary bearing on Tracy." foot sign in front of its office ton Meadow near Salem as pos- A tally of absentee ballots yes- Board of Educaton by letter that the charge until 7:30 p.m. Feb. la $2,5*9 Ball Board Holds building on the east sid» of Rt. sible adjuncts to its Killcohook terday showed Mr. Collins to be she plans to retire after teach- 28 so that additional chargei He said Mrs.: Tracy, who is 35, near the Eatontown border, National Wildlife Refuge. the winner by two votes in the 50 years. was refused. A condition of the against the trooper by Mrs. married acid the mother of Although Gottschalk said there Wednesday election. New Board The board accepted the "resig- Oft On original variance, a search of the Tracy could be drawn. : a child, hss hid to have her are no plans to buy any land Returned to office, also for nation" with regret. minutes' showed, was that there Her attorney, Morris Brauer of telephone number changed be- there, the Soil Conservation Serv- three-year terms, were Fred- After asking to be relieved of be no sign there except a "small, To Organize Jersey City, said she would also ice is considering a project in the erick J. Walling, board president, her duties in June, Miss Hackett cause of the crank calls she had Bid Ads professional-type sign." ( file/charges of lewdness and in- area which could include wildlife ind Mrs. Helen Pote. requested that her name be received Since she filed the rape LITTLE SILVER — The Board . Board member Harry Jackson decency, kidnaping, and mall- charge against Trooper Post preservation. The vote: Mr. Waljing, 396; On Monday placed on the school substitute of Education last night defeated said that granting permission for Mrs. Pote, 357, and Mr. Collins, clous destruction of or damage Jan. 23. ' a motion to allow Marshall F. FAIR HAVEN — The Board list so that she could continue, i larger sign would consitute 355. to property. The offenses alleged- Trooper Post was suspended Thompson secretary, to adver- of Education last night offered to some extent in her life's work 'failure to maintain the residen- Court to Define The losers were Mrs. Lewis, ly occurred here Jan. 18. from' duty by state police Capt. tisf e for bidders for painting, its gratitude and thanks to three Miss Hacketts love of teaching tial nature of the area." with 353 Votes; John Davino, 322; WOentz Objects Jacob C. Karris, commander of lighting and Installation., of ceil- Contrary to Law Seaplane Status of its former members. The is apparent from the inspection 1 Sol Opatosky, 196, and James The magistrate said he was or- l¥oop C, after the charge was ing tile in several classrooms! FREEHOLD — County Judge group will reorganize Monday at of her record. In 50 years, she An application by Shrewsbury Elvln S. Slmmlll yesterday re- Birmingham, 164. - N dering the postponement' 'be- filed. He has been a state Uooper Mr. Thompson explained that a 8 p.m. has yet to take a day's sick Pharmacy, Broad St., to put a served decision on a Munici- Budget Approved cause of the seriousness of the 2V5 years, is* married and has recent regulation requires con- leave, and has missed only six second sign on the facade of its pal Court appeal to determine The budget was approved by The expressions of thanks went charges." two children. His home address struction bidding in excess of days of school for other reasons. building was turned down as con- whether or not a seaplane Is to William W. Fisher, retiring Warren Wilentz, Perth Amboy, is U3 Augusta St., Perth Amboy. $2,000 be done by contractors cer- vote of 339 to 217 In current ex- Miss Hackett began teaching rary to the sign ordinance. a power vessel. member; Mrs. Loraine G. Gil . attorney for Trooper Post, said H~e is free in 8,500 ball. tified by the state commissioner jense, and 345 to 206 in capital the third, fourth, and fifth grades Federated Purchasing, Inc., 483 Charles Mandra, Little wtlay. lette, who was defeated in of education. He said he wanted ; Wednesday's election, and Ray- here in 1913 when school was to advertise tor bidders early to Broad St., was given permission Ferry, was found guilty la Mr, Collins, a former fire chief, held in what is now the borough Ail. Flyer Case to erect two four by 10 foot sign's Rumson Municipal Court Dec. has lived here 40 years. He is mond J. Lawrance, who resigned allow local contractors time to last year. hall. She moved into the Mark- apply for state certfeation. on the north and south walls of 10 and fined $55 for operating employed by the Hercules Pow- am Place School after Its con- its building. a power vessel recklessly on der Co., Parlin, is a Coast Guard Mr. Fisher was appointed to The majority of the board felt struction In 1934 and began teach- The board gave permission to the Shrewsbury River last veteran of World War II and a the board to fill a vacancy creat- Mr. Thompson was too early. ing fifth grade in 1950, Since Nb MuleInfractifiin the Sylvan Pool Co. to put a Sept. 8. member of the Veterans of ed by the resignation of Arthur 1955 she has taught sixth graders. The work is to be done next D. Lane in August. sign on the front of its new prem- Mandra had been issued a Foreign Wars local post. During her career, Miss FORT MONMOUTH — J. Peter announced, Wednesday that it summer. ises at 428 Broad St., but said complaint by Harbormaster A graduate of Keyport High Mrs. Gillette has served on the Hackett has served as vice prin- Hoffman, public information of- would investigate the flyer issue ROAD IMPROVEMENT it would examine the premises Harold W, Boyd, Jr. Ichool, he attended the Perth board three years. ficer of the Electronics Com- cipal of Little Silver School, sec- if requested to by the school HOtMDEL — The Township before deciding on a request for On that date Mandra was Imboy Vocational and Commer mand here, ruled yesterday thai Mr. Lawrance had served from retary to Rumson Country Club, board. Committee will use $3,779 in state a standing sign there, talcing off from the waters of lal Arts School, Newark, and there has been no infringemen February, 1960, up to the time and has devoted summers As president; Mr. Brown has aid'tid'b improvi e Bethany Rdd. ffrom Cities Service gas station, the Shrewsbury. Mandra con- has two children in the loca jf regulations on the part of of his resignation early last year. o teaching In private schools. the authority to call a special Keyport Turnpike to the park- Broad St., received permission tends that a seaplane is not a school system. He is a charter Saniuel P. Brown, president of board meeting to decide the Is- way. It was reported last night. to replace an old sign with a power vessel. This Judge Sim- member of the Keyport Ex- ta Hd Regional Board y v Hudson sue. His only pronouncement on Total .project cost is $4,200. mill will have to determine. chiefs' Association. »f Education. the question was a statement he A civilian employee here, Mr. nude Feb. 6, when he said: Tape Recordings Jrown is director of engineers, "The matter will come up at U.S. Army Satellite Communica- a regular meeting — if it ever Custody Provides Problem for City tions Agency. comes up." The Henry Hudson ' Regional John W. Gawler, chief of coun- LONG BRANCH — A stockpile will be part of the committee so lohool district includes Atlantic ty detectives, said Wednesday i of about 50 tape recordings of that a proper certification can Highlands and Highlands. Mr. the anonymous flyer was a clear past City Council meetings is be made that these tapes have itrown, an Atlantic Highlands violation of the election laws. about as welcome as a skunk in been properly cleared." •esfdent, has been board presi- official places here. The councilwoman said she un- dent'two years. Mr. Hoffman said yesterday that if Mr. Brown had any con- Informed that City Council has derstood that equipment is avail- Political Affairs nection with the issue, direct or tabled, for further study, a reso- able at local radio stations to Mr. Hoffman explained that indirect, it would not be a mat- idtion transferring the tapes from erase tape almost instantly so federal, regulations prohibiting ter for Fort Monmouth officials the vault of the city clerk to her. that the task would involve no civilian employees from engaging to handle. office, acting city treasurer Cath- expense or waste of time. In public controversy deal basi- erine Howland said yesterday: 'Have No Value' cally with political affiliations. "I don't want them; why should "It appears," she said, "that .He said there Is no federal Byrne Gets be stuck." the present custodian has some law or regulation which woufjd hostility to taking care of these At the urging of the clerk, Miss 'prohibit an.employee from being Subdivision tapes. But this is not too im- i school bpard member or en- Sanlta J. Camassa, a resolution portant. They have no value now. gaging In; school Issues. RUMSOM i- A minor subdivi- was offered Tuesday to authorize In fact, should they fall into un- . He said. school business doei sion realigning the rear yard her to transfer tapes and re- happy hands at some future date, lot constitute "politics.'1 lines of four lots owned by Pat- sponsibility to Miss Howland. they could easily become a source ' List week, Mrs. Samuel P. rick Byrne by 49 feet was app- Has a Remedy of trouble and confusion because Counc Councilwoman Lucy Wilson, tapes can be play toys." last night. " lent; announced; that she partlr.i who also figures strongly in the Counoil stopped taping meet- >ated In distribution of an < anony- The change conforms to the tape business, said she has a ngs in January at Mrs. Wilson's mous flyer asking' for approval zoning code. The two pairs of iroposal to kill the controversy. urging. \t tW proposed 1963-M Henry Ibts lie back-to-back between 'Al- "I will recommend at the next She had asked for a playback Hudson school budget'. len and First Sts. meeting. Feb. 26, that all tapes of a tape of a meeting last Octo- 1 She tajd she did .not realize Harold J. Peters, Jr.,,captain on hand be erased under profes- ber and found that most of the k 1 EDUCATORS line up at the speakers' table Wednesday af the »cond annual legislative din- .tare is' ;a state l«w requiring of the First Aid Squad, was rec- sional direction and under super- reel was blank. City manager 'hat all such literature be signed. ommended for appointment as a nap of the Monmouth County Education Association in Coifi Neck Inn. From left are Dr. John Wood! legisla- Ision of a committee of this Richard J. Bowen had supervised Mr. Brown has denied that he special police officer by that tive chairman of the county association, who presided; Assemblyman Clifton P. Barkalow, Miss Marie Koskey of council," she said. he taping, and Miss Camassa '•to*' in' «hy way connected wit* groupr The aiatter was referred Liffle Silyer, vice president of the county group; Assemblyman Alfred N. Beadleiton and Assemblyman Irving E. Mrs. Wilson said "I hope Act- had held the tape in custody..But fti» flyer. • to the police committee for ng Mayor. (Samuel A.) Marks, neither could explain the blank The county prosecutor's office study. ' ' who is In the electronics-field, space, •-.••' re-*riclaV. tAraafy IS.-1963 RED BANK REGISTER I 8—Film—See 9:15 p.m, IsW il-News-Kevin 4-NewsBill KiPP FRIDAY TV li—Reflections J—Film-My Little,Chickadee TV Key Previews 1M0, Mae West, 90 usta. ' WWC-TV Chaaatl? . 4—Weather—Te*Antolne . 1iHM Tonight's top television stow troyersjal themes wi(i more suc- Cbaanel U .WPBt-TV 7—Local News 9—Almanac Newsreel as previewed and selected by TV : cess In previous episodes. To- Channel I . _Wfol-TV ll-Steve Allen—Variety •;><•.' .ii»rr" :•:••. Key's staff of experts who night's drama, which deals with 11:15 ' 4—Headline—Drama tend rehearsals, watch screeninj man charged with espionage, FRIDAY AFTERNOON FRIDAY EVENING 2-Mardi Gras Ball 7-^-Film-Fresh Ffonv Paris; and analyze scripts in New Yo examines the many problems at- 6:00 1955. 75 min.; and Hollywood. torney Preston (E. G. Marshall) 4—News—McCaftery 2-Love of Life-Serial 7-News 9-News and Weather faces when he agrees to handle 5-Filrn—The Eve of St. Mark 4—Your First impression 11-Three Stooges-Comedy 1:13 RAWHIDE. "Black Sheep, the suspected spy's defense. The 1944, 95 min. 7-Ernie Ford-Variety 13—What's New—Children 4—13th Hour-rDrama • (Repeat) The stars of this writer, Larry Cohen, begins with 9—Fireside Theater—Drama 1:11 11:19 1:50 ries, the cattle, compete wil a good premise but slowly re- 13—Russian For Beginners 7-Weather 4—Johnny Carson sheep, who are more photogeni verts to melodrama and neatly li» •7-FIIm-Men In War, 1957, 2-News in this one. A large sheep her ties the whole thing up with a Robert Ryan, 90 min. 2:00 1 1—Newsr-H. Reaioner ' 7—Sports—Howard Cosell beats the cattle to grazing la too pat ending. Fritz Weave: «i 25 12iD9 2—Fito-The. Heiress, Olivia thereby causing a ruckus betwec gives a good, controlled perform- 2—Search for Tomorrow 7—Capsule Comment , 2—Film—Treasure of Poncho De HaviHand, i hours. the shepherd and trail boss O ance as the foreign agent. 8:30 4—Truth or Consequences—Quiz 1:31 Villa, 1955, Shelley Winters 2:95 Favor. Richard Basehart, a fi p.m. CBS. 5—Cartoons—Tom Gregory 4—Local News—Gabe Pressman 2 hours. 4-Sermonette—Religion actor, help3 the story no end 7—Father Know* Best—Serial 5-Mlckey Mouse Club 12: (0 4:05 the role of the shepherd. 7; JOEY BISHOP. Joey is In 9—Memory' Lane—Joe Franklin 7—News—Ron Cochraa ll-News—Kevin Kennedy 2—News p.m. CBS, top form in one of the funniest It-Rocky and his Friends 11-Jeffs Collie—Drama 12:19 4:15 half-houra seen on TV In weeks. 13—To Be Announced ' 13—Profile: New Jersey 5-News J-Glve U» TbUi Day -Rallgtan SING ALONG WITH MITCr An 8-year-old fan (played idor- 12:45 1:4) Mitch, his gang run the gamut ably by Katie Sweet) develops • 2-Guidlog Light-Serial 4-Weather ' . song during this outing. Lesl big crush on Joey and deserts II—Merry Mailman—Children • MJ Uggams offers "Ebb Tide" in her 10-year-old boyfriend, who 12iM 2—News—Robert Trout Hawaiian setting; "Clementine, confronts Joey with his Iovi U-News ' 4-News-Huntley, Brinkley "Dark as a Dungeon," and "Mi problem. In an attempt to maki 4—News—Ray Scherer 7—Focus On The News of Harlech" are heard during the young gjrl think that Joey 12:55 1 7:M mining segment; and Gilbert am is a bad tempered fellow, the 1:10 4—Bachelor Father-Comedy. CARLTON Sullivan fans will not want two youngsters attend a rehear- 2—Women's Page 5—Assignment: Underwater miss "In Enterprise of Martial sal of Joey's TV show during 4-Leave It To The Girls 7—Hennesey—Comedy . '• • MATINEE DAILY 2 EVENINGS 7 and 9:15 Kind," and "A Wandering Min- which he carries a whip and 5—Cartoons ' 9—Merrytooa Circus strel I." (Color) 8:30 p.m. NBC. whistle and uses both. This Is a 7—Answering Service—Panel 11—News—Kevin Kennedy - LAST 2 DAYS - gem of a comedy sequence. II—Ramar of The Jungle 13—Russian For Beginners ALFRED HITCHCOCK. "I'll B (Color) 8:30 p.m. NBC. 13—Fun at One—Children 7:U Melijia MeTcoun/Anthony Perhine Judge, I'll Be Jury." The bes i 1:25 2—Weather part of tonight's tale, which pr« SATURDAY NIGHT AT THE 5-News 11—Local News sents a rather questionable wa MOVIES. "The Long, Hot Sum 1:30 7:15 KSfVallone of obtaining a confession from . mer" (1958) Thanks to a good 2—As The World Turns 2-News murderer, is Albert Salmi's con cast, William Faulkner's "The 5-Fllm-Space Ways 1953 7:25 in Jules Dasain's production of vincing performance as a men Hamlet" comes to the screen . 85 min. H-Weather tally disturbed killer who goei with a great deal of- power and 9—Star and Story—Drama 7:39 free due to a lack of evidence conviction. Orson Welles is well 11-Global Zobel-Travel 2—Rawhide—Western phaedra 9:30 p.m. CBS. DEE HARTFORD plays Tillie Miller, a Dodge City saloon cast as the tyrannical head of a 13—Time Now for Music 4—International Showtime a violent drama of prtfitM low Southern family which includes 1:45 5—Roaring 20's—Drama girl, and Anthony Caruso, portrays Ash Parior, a trapper JACK PAAR. The highlights 4-News 7—Winston Churchill t strong willed daughter (Jo- nuamt si icmi HCTWU etmunw who tries-to'prevent his partner from lhooting Tillie's this week's Paar show are Geort anne Woodward), a weakling 1:50 9-Film-AttiIa, 1955, Anthony fiance, in the "Suntmoko" story to be broadcast Satur- Burns' always welcome "3ho son (Anthony Franciosa), and 13—Higher Horizons Quinn, 90 min. biz" stories about the good ol his young, flighty bride (Lee 2-Film-Sirocco, 1851, 11—Wild Cargo day, Feb. 16, 10:00-11:00 p.m., EST, on the CBS Tele- days in vaudeville; Pearl' Bail Remick). A stranger (Pau Humphrey Bogart, 75 min. 13—Compleat Gardener vision Network. , ,> ey's unique song stylings in Newman) comes to town and dis- 5—Sandy's Hour i 7:45 ' TOMORROW MATINEE ONLY 2 P. M. medley which includes "Smal rupts things. Angela Lansbury 7—Highway Patrol—Police 13—British Calendar 10:15; Harriots oo Round J!;IO. World," "In San Francisco," ant gives another of her fine sup- 9-Film-Huk, 1956, 90 min, 8:00 GIANT STAGE and SCREEN SHOW SUN.—Forty Pounds o[ Trouble 6:05; 10:25; Oceans Eleven 8:15. "Some of these Days"; and porting performances as Welles' 11—Popeye—Cartoons 7—Father Knows Best charming and often amusing seg- MOVIE TIMETABLE MONTCLAIR sometimes mistress. (Color) 9 2:00 H—Main Event IN PERSON . RED BANK CLAIRIDGE-r. ment In which Hans Conriec mf. NBC. 13—Exploring The Universe - (made up as Lincoln) conducts a 2—Password—Allen Ludden ON STAGE — One Performance Only CARLTON- Wonderful World of tho Brothers 4-Merv Griffin-Variety D. Garroway '. Phaeira 2:00; 7:001-8:20. Grimm 8:30.' ' ' press conference with a group BAT:—Slaie Show A Special Kldrtla SAT.—Wonderful World of ths Broth- 7—Day In Court—Drama 8:39 , era Grimm 2:00; 8:30. young school children. (Color) GUNSMOKE. Character actor RICKY LEIGH feature 2:00: PhKdr* 5:30: l:(0; 2—Route 66, Adventure - 9:50. . ' BUN.—Wonderful World of the Broth' p.m. NBC, . , , John Dehner gets an opportunity 9—Shakespeare, The Tempest SUN.—Billy nos*1! Jumbo 2:00: (:«; eri Grimm 2:30; 7:30. 11—Divorce Court—Drama 4-Sing Along With Mitch . v SINGING HIS LATEST RECORD HIT 7:00; 9:20. to emote in this man's tale abou a good fellow who turns bad aft- 2:10 5—Texan—Western "THE UNIVERSAL" and "TERRY" . EATONTOWN • STEVE ALLEN. Another mei er he's hit on the head by a bar- 13—Science Corner , 7—Fllntstones—Cartoon. DRIVE-tN- ry show from the St. Paul Wii — Also on stage — Kartoon Karnlval T:O0; Road to Hong rel. Neither Doc nor his besl 2:25 . U-Navy Log. 13 Age of Kings- TV Highlights ter Carnival for Allen and Kong 7:5$; , Manchurlan Candidate friend can keep Dehner out o 7-News Drama »:35. guests, which Include Louis Ny< "THE YOLTAIRES" SAT.^-Kartoon K«m1val • 7:00; Road By CYNTHIA LOWRY trouble after the accident. 10 2:30 13—Age of Kings to Hong Kong 7:53; Maneliurlan Can' Jennie Smith, Yoga master Lo AP Television-Radio Writer 2—House Party—Art Linkletter t:M — On rhe screen — dMata 9:35: Brass li Greener 11:50. Masterson and musician Da' p.m. CBS. 8UN.—Manchurlan. Candidate 6:00; NEW YORK (AP)-There will 7—Seven Keys—Jack Narz 5—Bronco—Western U 9:50; Road to Honf Kong 8:20. Wesley. II p.m. WPIX LONG BRANCH be plenty of star-dust floating' in 9—Film—Teenage Bad Girl 7—Dickens ... Fenste.r HA and PA KETTLE on VACATION" the television channels during the SUNDAY - 1957-90 min. 9-Film-Breakthrough, 1950, BARONET- ' •• TONIGHT. Johnny Carson wel • NO ADVANCE IN PRICES • Jumbo 3:00; 8:30; Savage Ouni 1:30; next few days. ADLAI STEVENSON. Mr. 13-Tri-State Focus 2 hours.' comes Goerge Jessel, actress- 7:00; 10:3s, , ....• The key day is Sunday when, Stevenson will discuss the man 2:50 11—Passing Parade \ BAT.—Kiddle Show: Hell Can of the panelist Phyllis Newman, opera Navy; First ' Marines A Comedy with a mighty splash, CBS will problems facing the United 13—Music Interlude 9:39 STARTS SUNDAY! Races 2:00; Jumbo 6:35; io:15; Stv- star Richard Tucker, and Phil- are Guns 5:00: 8:40. ' " plunge into color television on a States in foreign affairs with , 2:55 2-Alfred Hitchcock THE PERFCCT ENTERTAINMENT SHOW FOR 8IJK.—Jumbo 2:19; 5:50; 9:30; Sav- ippine dancer Celly Carrylli 4-Price Is Right—B. Cullen age Gum 1:20; 9:00. limited basis with its hour-long Senator J. William Fultbright 4-News (Color) 11:15 p.m. NBC. t THE WHOLE FAMILY- ^ ASBURYPARK special about Monaco. The reign- (D.-Ark), Chairman of the Sen 5-News 7—77 Sunset Strip-<-Mystery fl-It's: a Wonderful World MAYFAIR- " ing sovereigns, Prince .Rainier ate Foreign Relations Commit- 1:00 A Child la Waiting 2:45; 7:20; 9:]0. and Princess Grace, will point out TOMORROW tee, and host Arnold Midhaelis, 2—To Tell the Truth—Panel 9:45 SAT. *, SUN.—A Child la Waiting 2:00; «:db: «:O0; 8:00; 10:00. the sights (8-9 p.m. EST). Ear- SPORTS INTERNATIONAL. 2:30 p.m. ABC. 4—Loretta Young—Drama 13—To Be Announced IT. JAMES-* lier, in a sort of test run, "Las-Track and field stars from the 5—Doorway to Destiny 19:09 The Longoft Day 8:30. , T—Queen for a Day 4—Jack Paa>-Variety i BAT.—LonBcit Day 2:30; 8:30. sie" may be seen for the first U.S. and abroad compete in Uie THE GREAT CHALLENGE SUN.~J/Muest Day2!M; BiOO. time in vivid hues (7-7:30). Los Angeles Times Indoor Games Government and the Econom II—How to Marry a Millionaire '5—Yancy Derringer NEPTUNECITY' There will also be a Dinah held at. the L.A. Sports Arena on In the American Democracy." 13-News 11—Mr. Adams and Eve NEPTUNE CITY THEATRE- This afternoon's discussion will 3:15 13-World at Thirteen ; Shore Show (10-11) with Bing Feb. 9. Bud Palmer and tra The Raven 7:00; 10:05; Panic In 13—Music Interlude 19: J9 Tear Zero' jf:26. • • Crosby as the.guest star on NBC, expert H. G. thoreau, hand examine the roll of our govern- EAT.—The Raven 1:45; 4:50; 7:55.. the commentary. 3:30 p.m. NB( ment In our complex economy. 3t25 ., . : -Eyewitness , , 11:03; Paolo In Tear Zero 3:10; 6:15; where color pshaws are routine 9:25. ; -. . • • items, The panel of experts Includes H. 2—News—Douglas Edwards 5—Mr. Lucky—Adventure B0N.—The Raven 3:30; 6:45; 0:50: Ladd Plumley, Pres. of the 7—Third Man—Mystery Panic In Tear Zero 2:00; 5:09: 8iiO. Monday evening there is a pre- WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS 1:30 miere on NBC's evening "Art The taped highlights of the New Chamber of Commerce of the 2—Millionaire—Drama 11—Seven League Boots North of Red Bank Linkletter. Show" reputed to be a York Athletic Club Track Meet U.S.; Dr. William Gomberg, 4—Young Dr. Malone—Serial 13—Images^-Art Prof, of Industry at the Univ. of 5—Mr. District Attorney ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS ' switch! of,- some sort on titt. audi- will feature champion athletes ence participation device £'<9:30- around the- world; • The pol Pennsylvania, and Dr. Otto Eck- 7—Who Do You Trust?, 2—News—Douglas Edwards ATLANTIC- stein, Associate Prof, of Eco- 4-News-J. K. M. McCaflery Nlgtt Creature! 7:0Oj 10:20; Three 10). vault entrants include recon 11—Best of Groucho—Quiz nomics at Harvard Univ., with Hundred Spartani B:2£ ABC has an off-beat special holders, John Uelses, Orlandc 13—You, the Consumer 5-News BAT.—Night Creature! 2:00.; 7:00; Eric Sevareid as moderator. 10:20; Threa Hundred Spartani 3:25; Tuesday night —a broadcast of 'nu, and Dave Tork.- Othei 4:00 7-News-Bill Shadell «:». • ' Live from New York City, San Francisco's Chinese New events are the middle .dlstan 2—Secret Storm—Serial BUN.-Tara) Bum 2:00: 1:30; 9:55; p.m., CBS. 9:11. . . • Year's Day parade (10:30-ll-):< races and sprints for men an 4—Match Game—Gene Rayburn KEANSBllRG Thursday wHI be a time for de- the first subJfour mitiute mile 5—Deputy Dawg—Cartoons CASINO- New York track history. 5 p.m, cision—between seeing Fred Mac- TWENTIETH CENTURY. "We 7—American Bandstand—D. DRIVE-IN PRl, •.. * BAT.—Porty .- Pourtda •' ot ABC. Trouble . . . • Murray as the guest-5tar on Fed Our Enemies." Moving re- Clark BUN.—Phantom o! the Opera; Plritei WifKO»Y! OPiN «:3O-MOVItS At I.. _ ot Blood River. NBC's Andy Williams Show or minder of the misery caused by 9—Kingdom Of The Sea SUNOATSONIT-OKN530-MOV1O ATMS irSJUMB HAZLET Zlra Bethune doing some ballet JACKIE GLEASON. Regg! hunger as seen in these graphic 11—Bozo Tlie Clown nwrai «»»«•-«m ainM-mwcal LOEWS DRIVE-IN- dancing m CBS' "The Nurses," Van Gleason III (Jackie) n sequences showing a starving 13—Children Growing MP FOR JOY Cartoons 7:00; 8odom A Gomorrah where she is usually seen in turns tonight with a funny sket' Europe after both World Wars. 4:25 N0Wx 'SODOM and 7:07: 10:15: Grecian- Holiday 10:«). ITS JUMBO! BA.T.T-Cartoon-0-Rama 7:00; Sodom starched uniform. Both shows are in which he sets up a hot do; Particularly interesting scenes in 4—News—Sander Vanocur * Gomorrah 7:20; 10:20; Grecian 11—Mr. Peabody—Cartoon "•GOMORRAH' Holiday wag. > . : ' ' between 10 and 11. stand in Central Park whi first half shows enormous Ameri- SliWART HER ' SUN.T-Cartoon-O-Rama fl;00;. Sodom caters only to the best clientele can rescue operation in Russia 4:30 GRANGER•ANGEL1 cou» Jr Somorrlh 1:20; »:30; Oraclan Holl- which saved an estimated twen- 2—Edge Of Night-Serial • day-Silo. ••• DENTISTS MEET Comedians Johnny Morgan am "GtECIAN HOLIDAY" • Colx ty million lives immediately aft- 4—Make Room For Daddy >, PERTH AMBOY . MIDDLETOWN - Dr. Vincent Rip Taylor are on hand wit! FREE ni-CJUl HEATERS! M. Whelan, 67 East Front St., monologues and Frank Fontaine er WW I. This serves as an 5-Feiix And The Wizard WESHIC4' • •'•<. • 7—Discovery '63-Children . ".ml, .BAT. * BUN..— Wilt Side Red Bank, spoke at a recent as "Crazy," gets to sing "I ironic contrast to scenes at the 9—Chubby Jackson—Cartoons : •torr'ttM: 4:10: 7:05; 10:00.' meeting Of the Monmouth Coun- Get By" during the "Joe th end ot WW II showing refugees 1 i'. : -• .. 'EDISON •• • 11—Cartoon Zoo ty Dental Society held at the Bartender" segment. The Amerl fleeing westward across de- MENLO PARK CINEMA- stroyed railroad bridges. Sec- 13—American Economy i .A CM* Is Waiting 2:10; 4:95; 7:15; Bamm, Hollow Country Club. can Scene Magazine blackout! ATLANTITHEATRE C • : 9:00.v' < . ond half concentrates on unprece- 4:55 Alliuillr lIlL-hlaiuh—Ti ; At' the meeting a moment of add to the laughs. 7:30 p.m ; BAT.i-A Chlld Is Walling 2:00; 4:10; dented American humanitarian »-M; B:30; 10:30. silence was observed for the late CBS. 7—American Newsstand • BUN.—A Child Is Waiting 2:10; 4:55: NOW THRU SAT. ST. JAMES effort in Germany and elsewhere 9:00 7:16: 9:00. , Dr. Nathan Tanenbaum, a Long following WW n. 6 p.m. CBS. 2—Love That Bob—Comedy Matinee Saturday at 7 WOODBRIDGE Branch dentist who died ' last THE DEFENDERS. "Th< "BEST PICTURE of the YEAR" ! 4-News '300 SPARTANS" DRIVE-IN- week. He was a trustee and -past Traitor." This series has ex ' PRI. k ©AT.—Cartoons 7:00; Oceans president of the society, plored important and often con- 7—Financial News Plus 2nd BIG HIT -National Board of Review ; Ulsven 8:00; Forty Pounds of Trouble MEET THE PRESS. Senator 9—Zoorama—San Diego "NIGHT CREATURES" John C. Stennis (Dem. of Miss.), 11—Dick Tracy—Cartoons chairman of the Senate subcom- 13—Once Upon A Day—Children SUN. THRU SAT. mittee investigating military 5:05 Continuous Sunday WASHINGTON'S buildup in Cuba, will be inter- 7—1 Married Joan-^Series viewed by a panel of newsmen 5:25 including Marquis Childs of the 11-Rocky And His Friends BIRTHDAY St. Louis Post-Dispatch and 5:30 Peter Llsagor of the Chicago ilon who give Daily News. (Color) 6 p.m. ROBERT MIICHUM the ptrformancei Friday, February 22 NBC. youngsters. (Color) 7:30 p.m, of thtlr llv.i NBC. and Every Friday WALT DISNErS WORLD. A LOOK AT MONACO. (Spe- DAtm.F.ZANUCK$ "Banner In The Sky." First of cial) A charming visit to Mon- a two-parter which is taken from aco, the' little country on the Thereafter, Starting the movie called "Third Man on hores of the Mediterranean, Mountain." James MacAr- with its most famous citiien, thur, Michael Rennie, Janet LONGEST at 5:30 P.M., We Will 'rincess Grace. The filmed re- Munro and James Donald star In port is gloriously photographed ALL'SEATS RESERVED! UAY • this tale of a young dishwasher the former movie queen is SPECIAL! Serve A Most Lavish who dreams only of scaling as gracious as ever as she takes CHOICE SEATS AT BOX OFFICE mountains. It's a good mixture you on a detailed tour ot the FEBRUARY & MARCH Swiss village charm and sus- palace, (Including the many priv- MAIL and PHONE ORDERS ACCEPTED - PR 5-8883 MATINEES penseful mountain climbing W«l., Bit., Sun. 1:39 scenes that will please the (See PREVIEWS, Page 19) FREE TICKET ALSO ON SALE EVENINGS Friday Dinner Buffet , Estimates On al the CARLTON 1:30. Son. 8 P.JI. Appliance Service it's been a long winter BERT LANCASTER "WASHERS JUDY GARLAND " In The Newly Refurbished ... or at least it seems that way with the REFRIGERATORS EATONTOWN "A CHILD IS ' long spall of cold weather. If you are get- DRIVE-IOlxn NFrl. THEATRE, Sat., Hun.- DRYERS HTARTS TONITKI WAITING" ting those "mid-winter blues," we suggest DISH WASHERS LYRIC AMERICAN ROOM visiting the Lincroft Inn for dinner. 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"BLACK SUNDAY" .DORIS DAY In & Our Popular RELISH TRAY 707 BROADWAY 11 t HOME MADE PASTRIES AND LINCROFT INN •JUMBO ftptcrioanJTotol WEST LONG BRANCH DESSERTS NEWMAN SPRINGS ROAD also "CAIRO" Regular Dinner Menu FREEHOLD, NEW JERSEY SH 1-9755 CA 9-0200 Served in the Grill RED BANK REGISTER SATURDAY TV TV Key SUNDAY TV Friday, .F*bru*ry IS, 1965-W / SATURDAY MCWN1NG Room For Daddy SUNDAY MDKMNO 4-Bulhvinkie 1;1J • • • 1:55 • 7—Bugs Bunny-Cartoons •:« 11—Superman 2-News < . 4—Sermonette—RelJglon 9—Film-Brealcthroogh, 1950 Preview 4-Sermonette—Religion SUNDAY EVENING Ml ... 2 hours. f:U J-Give Us This Day ' • 7:03 8:08 4-Modern Farmer • 11-Rocky And His Friends ate galleries and libraries) th 4—Modem Fanner MONDAY MORfONQ Chapel of Sle. Devote, the Exotl 7:15 2—Twentieth Century 7:15 12:30 . . . . 5:43 2—Reading Room—Children Gardens, the Children's Par 2—Previews 4—Meet The. Press 2—Previews- 5—Film—The Long Voyage 2—Previews 7:20 4—Exploring—Children the Anthropological and Oceano- 7:N 5—Circus Boy—Adyenture graphic Museums, among othi Z-Glve Us This Day Home, 1946, John Wayne, 2-Give Us This Day-Religion- '2 hours. . ! 7:25 7—Allakazam—Children points of interest. Her Seren 7:23 2-Give Us This. D»y . 11—Christopher Program Highness is Joined by her hus- 2-News 7—Film—The Man From Del 2-News Rio, 1956, Anthony Quinn, : 12:45. band,' Prince Rainier III, ami 7:M 2-News ' '..'-. .' ' .'. •'• 7:3S 90rflin. , 11—Living Word-Religion their children, Prince Albert am 2—All Join Hands—Children : 4—Sermonette ' , .. 2—Sunrise Semester 9—Maverick—Western 1:09 Princess Caroline. Some gooi 5—Call To Prayer—Religion ' ...... ,,. 7:58 II—Brave Stallion tM 2—News—Robert Trout footage on Monaco's Nation 2-Co)lege.Of The A)r . ' . 7—Morning Prayer—Religion 7:45 ' • ' , 8:30 ' 5—Film-Cry of the Werewolf, Festival rounds out the excel 4-ConUnental Classroom 8:03 4-Agrlculture U.S.A. 2—Password—Allen Ludden 1944, SO mln. lent documentary. (Color) 5-CAMM, Breakfast, Bishop 2—Have You Read—Education 4—Mckeever—Comedy 2—Sunrise Semester .' 7-My Friend Flicka p.m. CBS. ' Fulton J. Sheen 4-Cnisader Rabblt-Cartooni .1—Everglades—Adventure 4—Continental Classroom 7—Cartoons—Children 11—Continental Miniatures 7—Christopher Program •' ,<•/ " '. ?'•»• • ' . .•'• • -7!88 •,•'.'.' v CAR 54, WHERE ARE YOU r • '.. , .•••• ti» .•••••• ' 1:30 8:M 2—Lassie—Drama 2—Shape-Up—Exercise "The Biggest Day of the Year. "WE FED OUR ENEMIES,11 a report on America's un- 2-News And Weather 2-Eye On New York 2—Around the Corner 4^-Enjign OToole—Comedy +—Today—Hugh Down* 5—Cartoons—Children 4-Mr. Wizard An old vaudeville Joke gets a k paralleled outpouring of aid after two World Wars to 7—Cartoons—Children 9-Hy Gardner—Interviews of mileage In this episode. Mu 7—Early Bird Cartoons -/•: ' ;'. V. :8r45'. : i'V, , " 7—Lvanhoe :.;-'•• ; 8:15 lave people all over the world, allies and former enemiei Il-News . ' • •' • 7:21 • . • 7—Davey and Goliath 11-This Is The Life doon prides himseW on remenv 4—Library Lions—Education !i 5-CaII To Prayer-Reiljtoo ' ' \/8:»—"• '•-••• ; bering dates until Toody accuse: alike, is presented on "The Twentieth Century" Sunday, • " 2:00 ' • •• 5—Bible Puppets 2—Dennis The Menace 9-News and Weather him of forgetting what importan 7:30 2—Young Worlds 'J3 Feb. 17 (6:00-6:30 p.m., EST) on the CBS Television 11—Modern Farm Almanac 4-Walt Disney's World 8:55 ' event took, place on August 5—Columbia Lectures 4—Education Report.. Network, In' this scent from the broadcatt, a little 8:20 7—Jetsons—Cartoon ft—Almanac Newsreel 5—Fain—Here Comes the Co-Eds many years ago. Not wantinj 7-News '••.••••' to appear.Ignorant, Muldoon pr 9—News and Weather Il-Probe ' , '., 8:00 .• ' - •• ' ;,.- -:;»»»:- "-•,;•• -. 1945, Abottr and Costello, Italian boy receives his ration from an American relief tends to know and enlists the a 8:25 ' ' " '8:00 2—Captain Kangaroo 90 min. center after World War II. 2-Captaln Kangaroo of his- co-workers in trying ti 9—Christopher Program 2-iA Look At Monaco -V-News -••••• 7—Exclusively Outdoors 5-Ssndy Becker-Chlldres »:» 5-Fe$Uval, Music 5-Just For Fun—Sonny Fox 9r-Filni See. 12 noon • pinpoint the special significant:! 7—Tommy Seven-Cutoon* of the date. No one really kuowi magician outsmarts the German a pleasant halMiour of song and 5—Light Time—Religion 7—Film—Terror In A Texas 7-News 11—Jalopy Races '...;••• «:» ••••.•••.• :• but all pretend they do and thi military. 9:30 p.m. CBS. dance. Miss Thebom will be 9-The Way-Religion • \ Town, 1958, 2 hours. 9-Mischief Makers-Children 2:30 heard in two arias from the sel- 9-On Stage—Drama 7-Q. T. Hush—Cartoons baffling date becomes increasin U—Evangel Hour—Religion '• • '• .'8:4s "'. .. . '•":; . •.• •••«»' •• : 2—American Musical Theater DINAH SHORE. Bing Crosby dom performed work "Trojan II—Best of Groucho ly important. 8:30 p.m. NBC. 8:45 7-Klng and Ode ; i <-RuH And Reddy-Cartooas 4-^Cities, People and Architec- lays down his golf clubs to join at Carthage" by Berlioz; Monaci 8.-30 4—Bible Story Game 8:50 . f IMFilm—The Invisible Man, ture Dinah in a song-filled hour. Their will sing an aria from "Tur'an- 4—Car 54—Comedy 5—Wonderama—Cartoons •-News and Weather ,. Man, 1933, Claude Rains 7-Challenge Golf ' G.E. TRUE. "Escape" Pai duet in the last half is the high- dot" by Puccini; Mr. Villella 11—People Are Funny I:M 13-rNews. • ., 90 min. , 11—Telesports II. The concluding half of thi light of the show as they raise will dance to Variations of "Swan 0:00 two-parter offers more suspens 2—News-Charles Colllngwood 9:45 J:00 their combined voices to sing a Lake", and Saily Anne Howes 2^-Real McCoys—Comedy as an English magician and 4-Let's Talk About God 8—AIminae Newfreel 11—Adventures In Africa ; 2—Repertoire Workshop medley of such songs as "S'Won- will offer B'dway show tunes. 4^-Bonaiua—Western group of R.AlF. pilots rehears 5—Wonderama—Sonny Fox • •].:; \: ;.• ; .10:99.. >. ; 4—Changing Times—Report •• derful" and "Let's Be Buddies." 10 p.m; ABC. 5—Open Ead^-Discussion 2-^Alvin—Cartoon 11—Pioneers escape plans in a German prls 9—TV Gospel Time—Music 2-Life Of Rlley-Comedy Folk singers Bud and Travis 11—Superman—Adventure 9-Film-Mozart, 1956, VA hours 4-Shari Lewis-Children 3:13 on camp. The biggest obsrack change the pace and big trum- 4-TroubI. With Father HOWARD K. SMITH. "The (:1S 11—Thriller 7-Changing Times • ' 4-On Skis-Color crops up when the magician peter AC-Hirt backs'.Dinah In the 7—Funny Manns ' Other America." Mr. Smith will 4-Jewish Fourth R-Religlon 8:30 U-Fiinv-Pardon Us, 1931, 3:30 summoned for a command pe oldie "Serenade in Blue" as 9-Jack La Lanne formance precisely during th examine the plight of the many 2-G. E, True-Jack Webb ' Laurel' and Hardy, 60 mla.' 2—Film—Lust For Gold, 194? well as Bing and Dinah in a t:U 18:00 11-OperaUos Alphabet time set for the escape. It* millions who live in poverty to- 4—Jewish Heritage 1B« Ida Lupino, 90 min. rousing "South Rstmpart Street." 2—Candid Camera—Kirby • 13-Profile:, New Jeriey worth tuning in to see how th day here in America. Joining 7—Q. T. Hush—Cartoons 7—Courageous Cat—Cartoons 4—SportJ International (Color) 10 p.m. NBC. 4-Ou Pont Show . ' him on this probing exploration 9-Air Force Story 10: SB 5-Film-Flying Wild, 1941, 7-<-Voiee'Of Firestone »-Newf . , of the unemployed and the un- 11-Let'i Have Fun 2—Mighty Mouse—Cartoons 60 min. 1J—Turn of the Century VOICE OF FIR E S TO N E. U-One Step Beyond-Drama employable will be Sen. Jennings ' 4-Kiflg Leonardo—Cartoons - 7—Pro Bowlers Tour 7:10 Opera stars Blanche Thebom and 10:00 10:30 2—Our Miss Brooks—Comedy 7—Little Rascals-Cartoons 11-Robin Hood 4-Weather Aldo Monaco, musical comedy Randolph (Dem.-West Va.) and 2—Way to Go—Religion 1-What's My Line ' 4—Dr. Joyce Brothers , * 4:00 7:15 star Sally Anne Howes,' and NewDwight MacDonald, New York- 4-A Moment With 7-H6wtrd K. Smith S-Topper-Comedy 2—Rin Tin Tin—Adventure 9—Film—See 12 noon 4—Financier News York City Ballet star Edward er magazine book reviewer 7-News 11—San Francisco Beat • 7-Gale Storm—Comedy 4-Fury-Adventure U-William Tell . 4-Sports Villella combine their talents for 10.30 p.m. ABC. »-Mftkang of Music > 10:45 8—Film—Teentge Bad. Girl, 7—Top Cat—Cartoon 4:30 7:30 lfcSt 9-Mahalia Jackson 1957, 80 min. 9-Cooklng 5—Horse Race—Hialeah 2-^-Jackie Glea'son 2—Look Up and Live 11:00 Il-Comedy Party-Cartoons 11—The New You—Fashion 11—Jeff's Collie—Drama 4-Sam Benedict Hollywood: 4—Science Age 2—News, • Reasoner 13—Parlons Francals I . , 11:30 5:00 5—Bat Masterson—Western 9—Mahalia Jackson—Music 4-News-Frank Blair • •..-, 8:41,.-, , / I—Roy "Rogers—Western 2—Film—The Big Noise, 1944, 7-4}allant Men—War Drama 10:45 5-News • ; • ; 4-News 4-Magic Midway-Children 1 J-Understsnding • Science. Laurel and Hardy, 90 min. 9-^-Ladles of the Press , 9—Senate News. Conference 7—News, Vincent Gould 5—Just for Fun—Cartoons Young Frank • 10:00 - - 4—All Star Coif 11—Film—The Monster, from thi 11:00 ' 9^-VlPs—Documentary • 7-Beany And Cecil 5—Yancy Derringer 2—Camera ThreeN ' 11-Word Of Life-Religion 2-Caleodar-Reasoner Ocean Floor (1954) 90 min. By BOB THOMAS any difference." 11—Cartoon Express 7-Wide World of Sports 4—Searchlight—Interview . 11:05 4-5ay When-Art Junts 13-Music at Large AP Movie-Televlson Writer Of course it does,. but the 11—Ramar of the Jungle 7-Faith For Today-Relfgion 5-Opinion In The Capital 5-Film-That Other Womttt SATURDAY AFTERNOON 8:00 HOLLYWOOD (AP)-There was 19-year-old appears to bear his 5:30 9—Congressional Conference 11:10 1942, 85 min. 12:M 5-Dragnet—Police a ripple of excitement as the burden (if such it is) with, ease * 5—Felix and The Wizard 11:30 4-Weather ; . , • 7—Susie—Comedy J-Sky King—Adventure 9-Meet the Author slender young man with .hunched and open-mlndedness. He wants 11—Tombstone Territory 2—News V 11:15 ll-Ed AJlen 13-^Festival of the Arts shoulders and serious face walked to make his own way in show 5.M 4-News-Merrill] Mueller 2-News 10:05 8:30 through the MGM commissary. business, but he knows he can 7—This Is The.Anjwer 4—News . • • • 13-Ctreers Unlimited 13-Highllghte of World History 2-rDefenders ' . find no better teacher than SI "That's ' Frank Sinatra Jr.," 9—Point of View—Discussion 11:21 10:20 Education 4—Joey Bishop natra Sr. said the studio workers. 2—Film—The Maze, 1953,95 min 7-News Jack 5—Peter Gunn—Mystery SUNDAY AFTERNOON SATURDAY EVENING Ordinarily a famous figure I've been hanging around mov- 11:30 10:21 7-Mr. Smith ie sets and recording studios since 1:01 would scarcely turn a head in the 12:00 4—Desilu Playhouse 4-News . • : .. . ' Sullivan's 9-FUm—The Bigamist (1955) I can remember," recalled young 4—News^-Sander Vanocur studio lunch room. But this was 7-Challenge Golf 7-Fr (1958) 2 hrs. 20 min. conductor. I must have been 9 4 13-What's New-Children started his rise to movie fame. 2—Washington Report 11:40 7-GIrltaIk •'.•-. £ Wrestling the time. Nelson said he couldn' «:» About the only person who 4—Youth Forums 5-Public Off Ice 11—Film—Passport To Treuoa, why is 4-Recital Hall-Music 7—Lawrence Welk wasn't impressed was Frank Si- go ahead until 1 got untangled 1:00 1955, 80 mln. 11—Ice Hockey—Rangers natra Jr. from the cables." 2—Film-Safari, 1956, 90 mln. Jack Sullivan's ••:.«:» 9-Wondera Of The World 11:45 , 2-News-Robert Trout *M "I'm just doing a part in a You recognize the similarities ,4-Direct Line 11—Big Picture-Army lJ-Parkms Francals I • so popular for^ ' 7—Hong Kong—Adventure 2—Have Gun, Will Travel 'Sam Benedict'' television show," of father and son as the conver 5—Film—The Corsican Brothers : 12:10 sation progresses. At first- glance, 11:88 11—Supercar—Children 13—Of Men and Ideas be shrugged.' "The fact that my 1941. Douglas Fairbanks 5r-Film—Wake Up And Dream, luncheon and dinner? you say the kid is an imposter. 2-McCovs—Comedy 13—Profile: New Jersey 10:09 name is Sinatra shouldn't make 2 hours. 1956, June Haver, 90 min. Where's the resemblance? He hai 4-Price Is Right 8:55 2-Gunsmoke—Western 7-Youth Wants To Know 12:38 GOOD FOOD the same emaciated build, but the 7—Jane Wyman-Drama 2—Weather—Jeanne Parr 7-Boxing-N.Y.C. 11—Pioneers—Drama 4-Film—The Maverick Queen, face seems entirely different. 9—Playhouse 60—Drama 7:00 9—Weekend—Jerry Lester .1:30 1956, Barbra Stanwyck, AND SERVICE Long Branch But the mannerisms — that's 13—Science Corner J—Sea Hunt—Adventure , 10:30 • 4—Frontiers of Faith 90 min. something else. When young 11:20 PAR EXCELLENCE 4—Local News 13—Next Room of the Dream 7—Meet the Professor 1:00 13—Where Does It Come From 5—Jungle Jim—Adventure- Singer to Appear Frank starts expressing opinions, 11—To Be Announced 10:43 2-Mews ' 11:21 9-Editorial Page you see a lot of pop. 2:00 Gl 9-9000 7—Make That Spare. 7—Fllm-5pecial Agent, 1935, 5-News 11—Superman—Adventure Acceptance by his fellow work- 4-Open Mind Bette Davis, 75 min. 11:00 At Carlton ers is important to him. 11:30 7-Directions '63—Religion 9—Almanac Newsreel 2—Pete and Gladys—Comedy 2—News—Reasoner RED BANK - Ricky Leigh, "The main thing I would like to 9—Film-See Sat. 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There is no excuse 13-Careers .Unlimited AT THE ORGAN 13—Reflections afternoon. for rudeness or unprofessiona 3:00 11:58 4-Sermonette Religion POLKA DOT LOUNGE 11:05 Ricky will sing two of his re- behavior on a set." 4-This Is NBC News 11—Merry Mailman-Children 5—Special Report—Dodd 5-Film-A Yank In The RAF H THIRD AVE., LONG BRANCH - 2224195 cent recordings, "The Universal" Frank is learning all the time 11:10 and "Terry." The Voltaires, a He works for his father's Reprise 2 hours. OUR KITCHEN IS OPEN 5—Film—Stagecoach (1939) John Long Branclh singing group, also Records and Bessex Productions 7_Film-The Atomic Man, 1956, DAILY FROM 11 A.M. to 1 A.M. Wayne 90 min. will appear. in a variety of guises. Having fin 75 min. 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Except for Selgfried Vlillrose meet. His current am- Lang Branch (1M) - • I .Ml Although the winter is not finished yet and the 0 young Tom O'Hara, who probab- Herrmann of East Germany,'he bition is to beat Beatty and MMdletown (1-7) 7 I iceboaters still have hopes for moire weekends like the ly will succeed him some day, is the only runner ever to getireak the record. Tom* River (M) _. • I clash in the Baxter Mile at theunder four minutes Indoors. Also on hand for the mile will Lakewood (M) .. I 7 .«1 last one — an announcement from the Monmouth 1 New York Athletic Club Games "Don't worry about n»e taking be Beatty's Los Angeles Tract Brick Twp. (4-1J) _._ S 10 Ml Boat Club reminds us that spring is not too far off. - in Madison Square Garden to- O'Hara lightly," said the 28- Club teammate, Bobby Seaman, Freehold (MI) III .117 '. night. year-old Beatty. "He showed Witold Baran of Poland and Jin Red Bank (Ml) .... 2 12 .141 Reaching our desk is a flyer on the 10th annual , The 20-year-old O'Hara from me he had plenty last year. But Irons of the Toronto Track Club B DIVISION Loyola of Chicago, burst on theI intend to beat him." Russia's Valery Brumel and NORTH • spring invitational sailing series on the Navesink River, scene last year when he pushed O'Hara, who is on the skinny Igor Ter-Ovanesyan will have to W L Pet sponsored by the Monmouth club. j Beatty to two speedy miles — side, looks as though he'd have operate strictly by themselves Rumson-F.H, (14-1) .11 1 - four minutes, nine-tenths seconds trouble getting around the 11-lap this time. John Thomas, wh Henry Hudson (M) _ 8 3 .727 This popular pre-summer series is open to six one- ; in the Baxter and 3:59.7 in theGarde, n saucer once. But he'swhipped Brumel in the higi Keyport (8-l») 4 7 design classes — Flying Dutchmen, Lightnings, Jets, - Bankers in Chicago. deceiving. Two weeks ago, hejump last week for the first time, Raritan Twpp . ((7-7) .. 4 7 4*4 and Ralph Boston, who fell be I « .217 Comets, Wood-Pussies and Penguins. y Matawan (3-13) fore The Ter in the broad jump SOUTH Starting date is Sunday, April 23, with two races in both their meetings this year, W L Pet. i Shields Tie are competing in the San Fran- •Pt. Pleasant (11-2) -II 1 ,N) to be held for each class every Sunday through May cisco meet tonight. Wan (M) — 7 4 .tM 26. One throw-out will be permitted for each five But Valery Bulishev, the third Central Rag. <4-12) .11 J7J In Golf Loop Play member of the Soviet party, ap- MM. Reg. (3-12) ...... S 8 J7J races the class sails. pears to be in for an uncom- RING VICTOR — David "DukV Johnten, Shrewsbury Soothers Reg. (44) .11 Ml fortable night. He Is matched in •Clinched Title The weekend preceding the series opener, April Ave., Red Bank, decisionerj Ted Williams in •four-round FORT MONMOUTH - Vlto Bob Housen, Atlantic, captured the Halper 880 against Bill 20-21, has been set aside for a special open regatta on "Red" Gaeta, Bamm Hollow, low amateur gross honors with Crothers of Toronto's East York pro bout Wednesday night at State Gardens, Union the Navesink. • This event is for two classes — flying and Bob Shields, Bloomfield, tied a' 38-37—75, two strokes better Track Club, Robin Lingle of the City, for his 12th pro victory in 16 bouts. The Shore CBA Takes for low professional honors in. athan Tony Aldarelli of Asbury New York A.C. and Ergas Leps Dutchmen and Lightnings. The Dutchman will be com- N. J. Shore P.G.A. Winter Golf Park, who finished with a 37-40— of the Toronto Olympic Club. Boys' Club product has one draw and hat suffered three League Tournament here yester- 77. Crothers is unbeaten this win- defeats. Johnson may meet Ray Patterson, brother of Pair From peting in a new venture i— the "Tulip" regatta, while day. Joe Pingitore, Old Orchard, ter and is not likely to forget ex-heavyweight champ Floyd Patterson, on the cloud the Lightnings will hold, the second annual "Long The duo fired two-under-jar 70s had an 81-11-70 for low amateur about Bulisheir as Ernie Cunliffe circuit telecast of March I3't card from Maditon Square to finish a whopping seven net laurels. and Jim Dupree did two weeks Mater Dei John" regatta. . ; . .' .. , strokes ahead of the closest com' Harold Dore, Lakehurst, won ago when the Russian surprised Garden. In the feature, much talked about Cauiui Clay NEW MONMOUTH - Chris- Florida Circuit ' petitor, Joe Leiss, Raritan Ar them both and won the Millrose Han Brothers Academy's Junior the hole-in-one contest when he meets Doug Jones. The Johnton-Patterion claih, now in A well-known Jersey sailor, Howard Lippincott, serial, who finished with a 38-33— put a shot seven feet from the 80. the talking stages, would probably be a six-rounder. vanity and freshman basketball 77. pin of the*120-yard seventh hole Bruce Kldd, Crother's 19-year- teams defeated Mater Dei fives Riverton boat-builder, won the final two races of a five* with a nine Iron, old teammate, is the big man in on the losers' court here yester- race series last week to capture the coveted Bacardi the two-mile run. He has bro- day. After Gaeta and Shields got un Cup Star Class regatta at Miami. • • - • Sea Scouts der way with bogeys on the first ken the meet record in every one Host Of Standouts Entered The CBA JVs took a 29-U lead hold, the duo matched strokes of his four two-mile victories at baVtime and held on for a Howard's brother Bob finished sixth over-all in until the fourth when Gaeta shot this winter. 4941 triumph. the 32-boat fleet of International competitors. To Conduct a birdie four. Other favorites Include Paul In San Francisco Meet Three players scored double Gaeta, the Bamm Hollow pro, Drayton of Philadelphia in the figures for CBA. Vincent Mc- Many Jerseyans will be competing in other mid- increased his lead* with birdies on60-yard dash, Willie May o( the SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - A Sixteen-footer C. K. Yang, Ron Carthy led the trio with 17 winter regattas on Florida waters shortly. Boating Course the sixth and 12th holes. He Chicago Track Club in the 60-record-potential 440-yard dash Morrii and Brian Sternbergg willpoints, while Pete McGuioness Currently under way is the Southern Lightning RED BANK - A small boat missed an opportunity to take yard hurdIes,GaryGubnerof New field, a quartet of suMour-min- bi hi fibl hi t York University in the shot put, bring their fiberglass whips to and Charlie Friedricks added 15 handling course for teenagers an even bigger lead over Shields, ute milers and the weekly gath- the pole vaulting competition. H and 10 markers, respectively. class circuit, Feb. 15-20, with regattas at Savannah, will be conducted by the Sea Ex-when he took a double bogey Dick Edmunds of the Quantico ering of vaulting stars will fea- Marines in the Buermeyer 500, the winter pattern prevails one Mater Dei now has a 1-12 rec-Ga., St Petersburg and Miami. The Jets and Comets plorer division of Monmouth five on the short seventh hole. ture indoor track's return to Sanof the other four men in the ord. Council of Boy Scouts and the Wendell Mittley of Yale in theFrancisco tonight. will have their Trig Southern events shortly white the Shields evened things when he +40, and Dave Tork of West Vir- field will join the, IWoot ranks. In the frosh tilt, it was 33-12 United States Coast Guard Auxil- birdied the 10th and 11th and The Golden Gate Invitational, Morris is the only old-timer o at halftime and Mater Dei never Flying Dutchmen just finished their Mid-Winters at iary. ia, one of the three mem- took a two-stroke edge when bers of the 16-foot club on hand, irst indoor meet here in 20 the trio. Yang, a Nationalist threatened. Bill • Laufer was Tampa. The course will be under the Gaeta had problems on the 208- years, Is expected to draw a Chinese studying at UCLA, neve high man for the winners with in the pole vault. The others 18- Pat and Jack Duane, the fine husband-wife sailing directon of Sea Explorer Ship yard par three 14th hole, finish- footers are Rolando Cruz of Vil-crowd of 10,000 or more to the cleared IS feet until this winter. 10 points. All 10 players who 133 of Keansburg, but the eight ing with a five. lanova and Mel Hein of Southern Cow Palace to watch a strong Sternberg,. a Washington sopho- saw action for CBA broke into duo.from Delray Beach, Fla., won the Dutchman training sessions will be held at field sprinkled with foreign stars. Things were even again, how- California. more, upset a field of lWooters the scoring column. honors. • : . the MonmouHi Boat Club, Marine ever, on the next hole when Gae- Jack Yerman, unbeaten this by going 16-% last week at Los Park, starting Wednesday, March Hank Costella, Tom Fiedero- ta got a birdie while Shields took winter; Jamaican George Kerr, Angeles. wict, Mike Hanley and Ron Etz- Local sailors will compete in the fifth One-of-a- 13. par. Yerman's constant shadow; Otis The SO-and 60-yard standard of korn Ml scored six points for theKind regatta, sponsored by Yachting Magazine, Feb. Charles Parker, chairman ol Both birdied the 16th before NBA Standings DaVis, the Olympic «KMneter 6.0, with Forrest Beaty, the highMater Dei yearlings, who cow18-20, on Miami's Biscayne Bay. Ship 133's committee, and vice taking pars oi i the final two EASTERN DIVISION champion, and Ulis Williams, school sprint sensation of 1961 best in the world at the distance have a 4-12 mark. Commander of USCGA Flotilla holes. W L Pet. and 1962. Beaty, a University of CBA (») Miter ScU (») One each of the fastest kinds or racing sailboats 24, will providp e the programpg . The A total of 14 pros and 29 ama-Boston ...44 .<98 in 1962; tangle in the quarter California freshman, ran 9.4 and owr a vr mile. 110 Cwtello 1 4 in the world, representing close to 80 classes, will be course will cover all phases of teurs competed. The next tour- Syracuse .— At 26 .581 20.2 in the outdoor dashes as a Field Fl«d«ro>» 3 O ihe boat program and is similar ney will be next Thursday at Cincinnati _... 3J 28 341 They're aiming at Roy Coch- prep. BlIHtt Hucer O O entered. The last regatta in 1959 was taken by Eric ran's national indoor record of Kenney 1 9 Hinlty 3 2 to the adult course. Mr. Parker the Lakewood Country Club, New York, . 17 44 478 Hayes Jones bids for his 40th Relllr l 8 Ettkorn 2 2 Olsen, Essex, (Conn., in a Tiger Cat (catamaran). ' Indltldiul Pros WESTERN DIVISION 43.2 seconds, set 21 years ago. Porauld 0 4 Whittle! O 1 said that the course would be ..._ Gaeta. Bamm Hollow, 33-37—70 consecutive indoor hurdles vic Ruiett 0 7 Jersey-entries include A. L. Adarnson, JRumson, open to both boys and girls of Bob Shields, Bloomfield, 3t-3i—70 Los Angeles , 48 15 .782 The mile is as evenly-matched aruto O 2 Jot Lelij, Ktnun Ar«mU. 38-36—77 as the 440, with the world's tory in a 60-yard event. Then o»iey 0 4 liigh school age who have or con-Harold Dor», Lakehunt, 3W0—78 St. Louis S7 » .587 he and broad jumper Ralph Bos- Lewont'lkl 2 0 4 (Cap Horn), Robby Robinson, Sea Bright (Amphibi- Blll Kmctz. Spring Brook, 38-41—78 Detroit seventh, eighth, ninth and 10th template having boats. He said elIVU 2* .587 2S4~ M ette), Harry Sindle, Island Heights (Nomad), Ed Walsh, Roddy Newman, Homelteai, 40-40-80 " fastest milers from 1962 in the ton will take on the sprinters in that because of the increased in- Bob DeStefano, Gardlnera Bay, 38- San Francisco _2J .355 a 25-yard dash. Jones and Bos- J4 19 a—si .302 field. ii « a 5—25 Edgewater Park (Flying 15) and Jack Wright, Mantolo- terest In boating that the course Tim DeBeauIre, Wlldwood, 41-41-82 Chicago . 19 ton claim they're as fast from — R«BI * Zuijur should be helpful in promoting Jim Falrell, Btlturaol, 40-4J-«3 They're Marine Cary Weisiger, king (bsprey). -ohn Caf " — - Today's Games y the blocks as the dashmen. CBA <4t) boat safety and courtesy on the «—85 Syracuse vs. Boston at •Prov- 3:58.1; Oregon's Keith Forman John Thomas, fresh from his O FP u JORC Officers water in the shore area. Phil Ait, Eroaaafcrtn. 42-4<—81 Burke 0 12 DtCapui, til Amktenr Grots idence 3:58.3; ex-Kansan Bill Dotson, victory over Russian Valery McCarthy 4 • 17 Hammond 111 The course will be from 7:30 Bob Rouien, Atlantis. SS-3?—73 St. Louis at Cincinnati 3:59.0, and Finland's Olavi Salon- MeGulnneii 3 t IS Billwet 10 1 James Mullin, Perth Amboy, was named commo- Tony Alduclll, Jtibur""" y ~Park ' , 3T-40 Brumel, meets two other seven- FrledrleU 3 4 10 OlkH IS III to 9:30 p.m.,and will include —77 New York at Chicago en, 3.59.1. footers, Joe Faust and Gene Htncfc 2 0 4 Short oil dore of the Jersey Ocean Racing Club for the second training film Don Homer., Lakewood, 38-39—TS Piiuri* 0 0 0 Pine ooo from the Coast Amateur Net. Johnson, in the high jump. CllueU 0 I 1 HUIM 12 8 successive season. Elections were held last month at Guard. The cost will be $1 forJot Plnritore, Old Orchard, 81-11 Gill 0 0 0 -70 ' • The feature relay matches Ari- the Raritan Yacht Qub. registration and 25c each session Bob AfcDorrougli, Jumping Brook, 84- Don January, Jim Fernet 'Lead zona State and Southern Cali II Jl II 13 114 for training and material. 11—72 » v> io-4 fornia at the mile. They ranked Mater Del . • S It 15—1 Other officers elected include: Joseph Scott, Mid- The Sea Explorer division of first and second among college Official! — Keen * Zulyltr dletown, vice commodore; Don West, rear commodore; Monmouth Council comprises 11 Darkness-Halted Tucson Tourney teams in 1962. ships hi the county and approxi- Johnny Longden Bob Freeman, treasurer; Jim Whiton, secretary, and. ! mately 200 young men of high TUCSON, Ariz. (AP)-JimFer bursitis in his left hip, was far NHL Standings Francis Branin, fleet captain. school age. Ship 133 is sponsored W ITPtl, Celebrates 56th rier and Don January were tied back with a iour-over-par 76. Six by the American Legion post at strokes behind January and Fer-Pigeon Croup Chicago .2* 14 11 « Memberships are open to boat owners and to those Keansburg, and was organized for the lead at seyen-under-par rier was defending champion Phil Toronto S 61 interested in taking part as crews. Stanley Ross, mem- about a year ago. Montreal 15 18 Birthday Quietly 65 when darkness halted the Rodgers with > 71. Honors Winners bership chairman, JORC, Box 175, Keyport, should be ARCADIA, Calif. (AP)-Jockey first round of the $25,000 Tucson The field of 149 pros and 10 Detroit .. 17 II 15 28 10 contacted for information, . Johnny Longden observed — as Open Golf Tournament yesterday. New York amateurs were forced to delay Tomorrow Night Boston 12 2» 14 Basketball quietly as possible—his 56th birth- Play was suspended with 15 JORC conducts the major share of offshore;sail- day yesterday. play one hour yesterday morning LONG BRANCH - Nearly 500 Today's Games players still on the course. while waiting for frost-covered '. boat activities in the Shore area. . Longden, in fact, said that at Professional Golf Association racing pigeon fanciers and their No games scheduled. Schedule his age he would just as soon officials said these players would greens to dry. This delay wai guests will gather here Saturday TODAY forget about birthdays. complete their initial round be- blamed for the 15 players not night at the Paddock Lounge to A Division He was tendered an impromp- fore starting the second 18 to-finishing the first round. honor winners of 1962 races spon- Brick Twp. at Red Bank tu party W the stable area dur- day. Al Geiberger, wito a four-under sored. by the Central Jersey FORD DEALER Neptune at Freehold ing ' workout ;: time yesterday Pushing Ferrier and January, par 68,' held third place along »om"« Pigeon Combine. Mddletowa at Lakewood morning, with jockey Bill Shoe- both former winners of this tour- with Harold Kneece, Rex Baxter, Sgt"-*. 'William Walling of the USED GAR Tom* Rlv«r at Manasquan maker showing,up with a birth- ney, was Butch Baird. He played Jr., Jerry Steelsmith and AlLong Branch Police Department, B Division day cake flaming with candles. the par 72, 7, 133-yard 49er Coun- Mengert. now serving his fourth consecu- Central Reg. at Ruinson -' Longden, whose 5,673 victories try Club course in 67. In all, 43 Bunched at 69 were 12 players, tive year as president of the or- SUPERMARKET SALE Ft Pleasant at Henry Hudson far exceed. those of any other players broke par. including Johnny Pott, Gene Lit- ganization, will be master of cer- Bjsgest choice, biggeat value* ever I Supermarket Monmoutb Reg. at Keyport jockey In history, had consider- However, pre^tourney favorite tler, Tom Nieporte and Lionelemonies. aavinga on cart traded for our hot-selling '83 Forda. Karilan Twp. at Wail Twp. able trouble blowing out the can- Jack Nicklaus, bothered with Hebert. Members competed in 22 races Fine A-1 USED CARS included ... impacted, Matawan Reg. at Southern Reg. dles. during 1962, ranging in distance Others It developed they were trick from 100 to 500 miles. Lofts are reconditioned whan necessary, and road-tested I Long Branch at Asbury Park candles which could not be ex- located in communities extending Come in for a generous appraisal on your present St. Peter's (KB.) at St. Rose tinguished by blowing. from here to Peterson. car. Your guarantee of quality is the Ford Dealer TOMORROW Grandfather John, who rode his Walling will be among three who stands behind every car he sollst Notre Dane (Trenton) at CBA first winner at Salt Lake City on hore area champions who will Emerson (Union City) at Asbury a horse named Hugo K. Asher, accept large trophies for races Park said he has no plans for retiring won during the past season. Shore Reg, at Asbury Park JV> from the saddle. A bird entered by Sgt. Walling •57 MERCURY 2D Hd.Tp., MOM, P.Sf. ,„. 4?5. Croydon Hall at B.M.I. "I hope you have 56 more birth- won the opening race of the year, '57 FORD Dal Rio Sta. Wcjn., FOM. P. Sr. .. 595. SUNDAY days to go along with the 56 a 150-mile event for old birds. '57 FORD Country Squlra, FOM, P.Sf. .. .. ,___ 750. R. B. Catholic at St. Mary's you've, already bad," said Shoe- His entry, a 4-year-old, recorded : •57 PONTIAC «Mr. Hd. Top. HyU. P. St. :; .1 750. maker. ,:•".•.,•..' • :' ' : '• die fastest speed of the season, 2 052 yards per minute, to best •58 FORD Falrkuw 4D, FOM, PSt. :.„ : 750. 2,965 birds entered by 258 lofts. "56 LINCOLN Prwnltrt Hd. Top. Full Power 7«. Two Freehold lofts were the '59 FORD Custom 20. Standard Trans „ 850. other winners from this area. •5? FORD Custom "300" 2D, FOM .- . MS, Andrew Bigot will be honored •*0 FALCON 2-dr. and 4-dr. Sidant . . 9»S. for winning the 200-mile young f«O FORD Falrlane 4-dr.. FOM U - - . W5. bird race against 304 lofts and •59 MERCURY Hardtop, MOM. P,S». —....: 10W. 3,610 birds. V. P. Iverson won '59 FORD Galaxlc 4-dr., MOM, P. St. '. 1150. the longest young bird race—300 miles, from WiUdnsburgh, Pa.— •40 FORD Fairtant "500" 2D. FOM, P.St. 11*0., We have the best tire deals against 224 lofts and 2,395 birds. '59 MERCURY Monrclalr 4D Hd.Tp., MOM. P.St, 1195. *«0 FORD 4»dr. Ranch Wagon, FOM : 1195. in town ... bar none. Easy '61 FALCON Tudor Sedan, R&H ...1195. Jimmy Brown •59 FORD Country Squire Sta. Wag.. FOM. P.St...... 1250. Pay Terms...expert service '41 FORD 4-dr; Ranch Wagon, FOM 1450. •«2 FALCON 2-dfc Sedan ....: 1450, Victor In •«0 FORD Country Squire, FOM, P. St ...... 1495. GENERAL '61 FALCON Deluxe Sto. Wagon, FOM .....1495. Assault Case •58 THUNDERIIRD, Full Fowtr ...1*80; S.T.MS CLEVELAND (AP) - Jim •61 FORD Salaxl. 4D Hd.Tp, FOM. P.St. ...._ _^...... J695. Brown, Cleveland Browns' foot- "61 MERCURY 4-dr, Hani Top, MOM, P. St. :..._;...;..i...... f750. ball star, scored a victory yester •61 FORD 9P. Country Squire. FOM. P.St. :...... ,...... „..:.. 1850. 670-15 $11.95 day in a four-year-old $10,000 as. '59 CONTINENTAL 4-dr. Hard Top. Full Powar •, -....J850. BLACK T sault and battery action agalnsl '59 LINCOLN Pranttrt 4D Hd.Tp.. Air Cond...... 1895. TUBE TYPE asVals "«• « him in Common Pleas Court.' No Exchange IN THE RUNNING— With a $500 cash prize at stake, '61 MERCURY Comm. 9-pats. Station Wagon, MOM, P. St. ....1950, Brown was accused of hitting •62 FORD feuaxlt 2D Hd.Tp.. FOM, P.St.... 2095, BOB KUNZE Now York Hanger hockey itars, "Gump" Worsley, left, Robert L. Brown, 25, of. Suburban and Andy Bathgate take a grip on the Schaafer Circle Parma, in the parking lot of '61 MERCURY Colony Park. MOM, P, St.....:...;; . __.._..2d9& ED GOLDEN '62 FORD Convertible, FOM. P.St. ;..: .,...., -. .__2195. of Sporti Award following a 3-3 tie with the Chicago Cleveland Hopkins Airport in March, 1959. The.National Foot- '60 CADILLAC Stdandt VIII*. Air Cond...... 2850. Black Hawks ai Madison Square Garden. Selected the ball League player denied the Most Valuable Player on the Rangers for the second charge. MOUNT-ENGLISH SALES COMPANY MIDDLETOWN GENERAL TIRE CO. third of the season by a panel of 14 hockey writers, Robert Brown, tin attendant at he parking lot, said Jim Brown 90 MONMOUTH STREET RED BANK Rr. 36 & Ave. D Leonoras Bafhgate joins Worsley, the first winner, at two of the struck him after the player re- three candidates eligible for a $500 grand prize. The fused-to produce a parking stub 291-9291 Op«n Dolly 8-6 final candidate will be chosen be/ore the start of the or proof of ownership of the car he was In. Robert Brown sought Stanley Cup play-offs. $10,000 and damages. GARS RED BANK REGISTER Fridiy, February 15,1963—21 SURF, |ELD AND STREAM Tigers' feradley Reject Swim Club Selected Ivy 9 Timely IS»»efc on the Great Outdoor* Plan New Raritan Shop Center Yanks Marshall Bridges Shot Bj NELSON BENEDICT Player of Week RARITAN TOWNSHIP - The mont Dr., to allow the project TRENTON ^tonunissioner of Conservation and PRINCETON - It's never easy Zoning Board of Adjustment last on approximately two acres of In Leg; Lost for 4 to 6 Weeks for a team to be faced with the night turned down a request to land in a residential zone. Economio Development H. Mat Adams presided at necessity of winning on succeed- allow construction of a $200,000 About 100 persons protested the FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. Houk. "He was a very effective barmaidid, Cora Davis, as laying ing nights to stay alive in a meeting here yesterday which was concerned exclii swim club and park in the Rarpropose- d project when'Hie vari- AP) - Marshall Bridges, 31- pitcher for us, especially in the Bridges "was trying to kiss the championship race of any kind. sively with the controversial matter of striped bas itan Ridge-Woodland Park devel- ance application was presented rearold southpaw ace of the New first half of last season." woman just before the shoot- When this necessity Involves win- opment area. to the board last month. Protest Ifork Yankees' relief pitching Bridges, who pitched for the St.ing." jigging in South Jersey estuarial waters. ning consecutive pressure-packed A variance request had been petitions signed by 138 persons corps last season, will be lost to Louis Cardinals and Cincinnati basketball games on enemy floors Erskine Hepburn, a patron of Although marine biologists had insisted that the made by Irving R. Doty, 16 Ver- also were presented to the board. the world champions for a month Reds, before before coming to the task calls for effort "above the club who drove Bridges to The board ruled the applicant six weeks because of a bullet New York, appeared In 52 games Jigging of semi-dprmant striped bass in December and and beyond" the norm., the hospital, said he was sit- failed to show any hardship and wound in his left leg, a surgeon last season for an 8-4 won-Iost ting next to the Yankee pitcher That sort of effort by the whole March in no way posed a threat to the over-all pros- the proposed use was non-con- said yesterday. record and an earned run and Miss Raysor when the shoot- team characterized Princeton's Little League forming, detrimental to the Bridges, married and the father average of 3.17. He picked up ing occurred. perity of the species, many anglers insisted the prac sweep of Ivy contests at Brown area, would create hazardous con- at three children, was shot four much of the relief slack when . tice was obnoxious from an esthetic point of view. and Yale last weekend and the "I heard a shot, looked around Gets to Use ditions, cause congestion in the inches below the left knee Luis Arroyo was sidelined by chief Ingredient in these victories and saw Bridges fall to the • Taking an opposite position were professional area streets, and overcrowd the Wednesday night at a Negro club an arm injury. was the Tigejs" fine all-around floor," Hepburn said. "I helped land. known as the Pride of Fort Lau- boatmen and a surprising number of sportsmen in sophomore, Bill Bradley. School Field "He should be able to work him to my car and drove him to Shop Center derdale Elks Lodge. The Yankee out in about two week," said the hospital. All the way to the southern Ocean and" Burlington Counties. They main- Bridley, widely heralded as he FAIR HAVEN - The Board of Plans for a large shopping cen- pitcher is a Negro as is Carrie Dr. Rahilly, a Fort Lauderdale hospital he kept telling me to tained there was no justification for the elimination oi moved into varsity competition Education last night gave per- ter on Rt. X, adjacent to the Lee Raysor, 21, who police said physician who is used by the call the hotel and get in touch this year, has paced the Ivies in mission to the Little League to all striped bass fishing during the month of March. A&P supermarket, were unveiled red a single .25 caliber pistol at Yankees at times and who waswith Yankee manager Ralph scoring throughout the season, hold ball games on the field at before the board as a variance Bridges as they sat next to each at the Broward General Hospital Houk." currently holding a game average This, then, was purely a social problem. It Knollwood School, beginning application was presented by other at the bar. when Bridges was brought in by Bob Fishel, Yankee public rela- of better than 26. He has topped May 11. Hazlet Mall Center, Woodbridge, Dr. George Rahilly, a surgeon a patron of the club after the tions director, said Bridges told represented an ultra-sophisticated approach to the 20-point mark, in every game Due to a grading and re-seed- seeking setback and sideline re- and bone specialist, said the slug shooting. him: "I was waiting for a man he has played for Princeton's fisheries management on the part of anglers. Com- ing program last fall, the board lief. damaged a calf muscle and broke Miss Raysor was charged with friend to pick me up and go to varsity to date. In addition to had declared the! fields off limits Milton Males of West Engle- bone. He estimated Bridges' aggravated assault. Police dinner. I was just talking to the mercial fishermen demonstrated no Interest in the his scoring proclivity, the Crys- until September, 1963. wood, one of the property own- recoverey period at four to six quoted her as saying, "He putwoman." matter. •••••• .• .;. , • , , . tal City, Mo., eager is one of D. Roger Wight, re-elected ers, said plans call for a 50,000- weeks and said there would be his arm around me and pulled the league's top rebounders, is Both Houk and Roy Hamey, board member, said the Recrea- square-foot shopping center plus no surgery. me over and I didn't like that Rather than attempt to resolve tWe issue by stat an adept ball handler, and sets general ' manager, indicated' tion Commission had requested a gasoline station, on approxl That was good news for the kind of mugging." up many a basket for his team- Bridges was in the clear as far ute, it was finally decided to provide the Commas the board "look a little harder' mately six acres of land. 'ankees, who open spring train- "It appears Bridges was a vic- mates by his uncanny passing as the club was concerned. at the policy and consider open- Mr. Males would not estimate ing Monday. At first it was tim of one of those things," said sioner of Conservation and Economic Development ability. , ing the field to games four nights the value of the center or give teared the big left-hander from Houk. "He'll be all right." authority to close to fishing any specific area wher Ranking among the top players a week. a definite number of proposed Jackson, Miss., would be out of "The man wasn't drunk, it was in the nation at the foul line, Dark, Pearson concentrations of striped bass were located during Without, the availability of the stores, but indicated it would in- tction for two monthj. about 9:30 p.m. and it wasn't Bradley converted eight of 10 at two- fields at Knollwood, sched- clude an automotive supply store "We're counting on Bridges," after hours," said Hamey. those months when the fish were vulnerable to jiggers. Providence and 13 of M at New uling of the season's competitions and a hardware-lumber supply said Yankee Manager Ralph Police officers also quoted a Top Baseballers' Were the legislature to approve such a proposal Haven last weekend under de- would be seriously handicapped, store. manding circumstances. His floor - Commissioner Adams and his successors could seal of) the 'commission declared. The major objection of area play, which has seen him cut Mr. Wight said the firm that residents centered on the condi- GolfTournament waters for as many days as was deemed necessary down his personal scoring of late seeded the fields recommended tion of an existing fence on theIvy Takes Over as G.M. to strive for team development, MIAMI, Fla, (AP) - Califor- during the critical months of December and March. the limited use, provided heavy adjoining property lines, which was instrumental in the "must' nians dominated yesterday's quantities of fertilizer were set they felt did not offer a proper Adams yesterday said he did not especially ap- wins over good Bruin and Eli opening round hi the National down between March 10 and 15.buffer. Of AFL Houston Oilers prove of stopping bass fishing for the entire month of fives. He accounted for 20 and 23 Baseball Players Golf Tourna- points in the contests. The board approved the plan, Zoning Officer William V. ment as Manager Alvin Dark of March. luting that the fields were to Browne objected to the applica- HOUSTON (AP) — Frank Pop basketball coach who served as the San Francisco Giants and A number of Ivy League rec- be used for games only, and not tion hearing. He said the appli- vy won a three-day marathon vice president and general mana. outfielder Albie Pearson of the "This could work a hardship on legitimate an ords have fal|en to or are within practices. cants should have contacted him talk with K. S. Bud Adams, Jr., ger while the Oilers won the AFLLos Angeles Angels fired 73s for glers," he explained. "It might be necessary to pro reach of th« Princeton sopho- first and also that the1 gasoline esterday and accepted a two- championship in 1960 and 1961the first day lead. more. He recently converted 21 The board also approved three tect the fish for only a comparatively short period ol station ordinance prohibited its 'ear, "full authority" contract as and the Eastern Division title in Dark, four-time winner of the free throws in a single game to hours per week of supplemental construction. ead coach and general manager 1962. four-day tournament, put together time. When the wintering concentrations break Up set an Ivy mark. He has a chance instruction to a student wth a of the American Football League Ivy's Oilers got off to a slow 37-3$, while Pearson, also a for- to break both the league single visual handicap. Teaching costs Committee's Province the bass should bite freely in the bays and tidal rivers.' Houston Oilers. 4-3 start last season but won mer winner, parred the front season and career scoring rec- were set at $4 per hour. The board advised the appli- Adams, president and owner, their last seven games to move nine with a 35, but was three The commissioner added he wanted a basis ords if he continues his present cant it could act on the setback said he finally agreed to accept into a third straight champion- strokes off the pace on the back pace. relief application but the gasoline of control which would be flexible and scientific Ivy's demands the two jobs be ship game. They lost it to the side, finishing with a 38. , Fpr« coolness under fire and an station was a matter for the Cop Assault combined and that Ivy have Dallas Texans in sudden death, There also were ties for second In concept Division of Fish and Game biologists ability to deliver in the heat of Township Committee. complete authority to hire and 20-17, after 17 minutes and 54 and third with Freddie Hutchin- witlcal games before opposing The board reserved decision on would, he said, recommend areas where fishing ire pplayer and front office per- seconds of overtime. son, manager of the Cincinnati crowds last weekend, Bill Brad- Conviction the application as it also did on l Reds, and Billy Herman, Boston should be curtailed. ley of Princeton has earned selec- the following variance requests: sonnel. Ivy signed a one-year contract indicated failure to Red Sox coach, shooting 74s and ton as the Ivy Basketball Player John Meyer, Rt. 36 and Holly Ivy had ayear ago to become Houston's Assemblyman Alfred N. Beadleston (R-Mon) las Is Upheld meet his demands would have Jim Hearn, former • member of of the Week. Ave., West Keansburg, to oper- third coach in three years. He rompted him to end Us one- the Giants and Philadelphia Phil- night indicated he was not altogether happy with th FREEHOLD — County Judge ate an antique, and furniture busi- had resigned late in the 1961 sea- fear stay as Oiler coach and re- son as coach of the National lies, and Jackie Brandt of the compromise worked out at the meeting. " Elvin R, SimmiU yesterday up- ness at his" address. urn to the Canadian League as held the Magistrate's Court con- League's St. Louis Cardinals. Baltimore Orioles firing 75s. Hotly Hills Motel, Rt. 36, West coach and general manager of "Fishermen should be provided specific seasonal Marvin Panch viction of William' H. Stiles on a His Houston contract completed New York Yankee pitcher Keansburg, to separate- an exist the Montreal Alouettes. He charge of assaulting a Highlands an unofficial swap that sent Ralph Terry was next at 76. dates," suggested Beadleston. "Unaware of the actions ing motel and restaurant by cre-talked with Montreal officials police officer. Wally Lemm to St. Louis as Dark said "I scrambled all Injured In ating two non-conforming lot last weekend. of the Conservation Department, an angler could drivi According to Assistant Prose- coach of the Cardinals. day. I would rather shoot the izes. Other details of the new con- a considerable distance only to discover die area hi cutor Solomon Lautman, Stiles Robert Hansen, Locust Trailer same score Friday and play ona Crash :ract were not revealed except Lemm, a 1960 assistant here, more consistently." had selected to fish'had been closed overnight" Daytc of Center St., Highlands had been Grove, West Keanshurg, to relo- took over early in the 1961 sea- :hat Ivy received a salary in- Dark, dressed in black from convicted in Highlands Court cate a trailer from the park to kus. Lemm's Oilers won their Even so, Beadleston declared he would probably DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. (AP) :rease. head to toe as though to match Dec. 3 and fined $50 for assault- Davern Ave. on a permanent son after Adams fired Lou Rym- -A spectacular high speed crash There was no immediate clari- his name, posted two birdies and support any feasible means of eliminating jigging. ing Patrolman Howard Brey Oct. foundation. second straight title by sweeping on the Daytona International 'ication of the status of Don five bogeys in his tour of the 11. Herman and Mildred Freese, Now in committee in the Assemblyis A-192, Speedway sent the veteran driver Suman, former Rice University their last 10 games. 6,685-yard Miami Springs Coun- (Patrolman Brey testified that Rt. 36, West Keansburg, to sub- Marvin Panch to a hospital yes- try Club course. measure which would prohibit striped bass fishing in terday in serious condition. Stiles assaulted him after he divide a five-acre-plus tract into Inland waters during March as well as January and Panch's car, a Maserati pow- stopped Stiles' truck after a two non-conforming lot sizes. chase through the streets in High- Fullmer Says He'll Retire COMPLETE February!.'. ered by a big Ford engine, went Arthur Sohultz, 149 West Front into a skid at the top of the high- lands, The officer said he, wasSt., Keyport, to construct a one- BATTERY SERVICE Sponsored by Assemblymen Clifton T. Barka- banked east turn. It swerved to chasing Stiles to check an al- family dwelling on an under- leged motor vehicle violation. If Dick Tiger Wins Again R«kar(» Iow, Irving E. Keith and Beadleston, all of Mon- the bottom, flipped over several sized lot on Van Mater Ter. times, skidded back to the top to Judge Slmmill relmposed the In other action the board: DOUGLAS ELECTRIC CO. $50 fine. , mouth, and Assemblyman Edward Koenig, Burling- strike the guard rail, and finally Set Feb. 28 for a special LAS VEGAS, Nev. (AP) ferent than I did last time," M I»*T FRONT intirr ton, A-192 probably will be either amended to con- reeled back to the bottom to meeting. 'I'm not planning on losing be- Gene promised. •ID MNK Til. SH Mill cause I don't want to retire," The West Jordan, Utah, fight ' form with the pattern of management agreed upon come to rest upside down. Recommended to the Planning The car caught fire and three Theater Planned Board that fees for Zoning Board Gene Fullmer said yesterday as er doesn't expect a knockout, here yesterday or will die quietly in committee. drivers who first attempted to hearings be increased from he launched the final phase of "You just don't knock out these rescue Panch were burned. In Airport Plaza present $5 to a soale of $10 totraining for his fight with middle- top guys, unless it's with a lucky ' The hassle over jigging legislation has been com weight champion Dick Tiger.: Then DeWayne Lund, 6-foot-5, RARITAN TOWNSHIP - A $50, depending on the nature of punch they run into," Gene paratiyely mild by comparison with the storm of con-275-pound driver from Cross, S.C., new motion picture theater will proposed construction. The 31-year-old boxer appeared added. troversy which will certainly result when the Senate reached the car and with his be built here, according to offi- Also recommended that both calm and confident. Fullmer described the 33-year- old Nigerian champion as a is asked to consider a bill which would whittle down help it was lifted up and Panch cials of Associated Independent above and below ground swim- "I never officially retired. It was pulled out. Lund then turned Theatres, New York City.. ing pools be regulated by ordi- as just talk that some news- strong fighter who never leads State Federation of Sportsmen's Clobs representation his fire extinguisher on the flam- nance. >apermen overheard," Gene but excels at counter-punching. ing wreckage. Present plans call for a July on the Fish and Game Council to three members. or August opening at the Airport said. "He puts pressure on you but At the hospital, Panch was re-Plaza Shopping Center. The thea- "My wife would like for me waits for you to comedo him," This legislative hot potato would have the gover ported suffering from first, sec- ter will be similar to the chain's Ask Confab i quit anytime, but she leaves said Fullmer. "He's not a nor name three-coundlmen. , ' \ ond and third degree burns and Neptune City Theatre in the Nep- it up to me." knockout puncher. He wears you internal Injuries. tune Shopping Center, Rt..35. The former champion admitted do^n." Needless to say, the federation will battle that pro- It was not known how fast On Conduct The Mormon elder explained Small or large The Associated Independent he will retire if he loses to orders delivered posal right on down the line. Nevertheless, sponsor he was going at the time of the Tiger a second time on Feb. 23. he overtrained for the last fight. wreck. He had been clocked at Theatres firm operates 19 movie 'I trained four or five months promptly. Of Official "But if I win," Fullmer con- of the bill say they can muster 11 affirmative Senate better than 163 miles an hour houses on Long Island and is for Pender — "aul Pender, mid- inued, "I'm open to suggestions. CALL 747-9Z17 votes. The real fight would thusly come in the As- during the day's practice for to-planning two other new theaters ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - dleweight champion — In Massa- in addition to the Raritan Town- The Board of Education has '11 listen to financial offers and sembly. ••'•••.. morrow's 250-mile Challenge Cup chusetts and the fight fell race. • ship facility. scheduled a special meeting for rick the best deal." through. Then the Tiger fight WINE BARREL Gov. Hughes is said to be in favor of a change in Panch was the 1961 winner of Sunday at 3 p.m. at the request Fullmer has logged more than was postponed four times. It's 4 Monmouth St. Red Bank of Mrs. Charles W. Lesher, a SO training rounds for this fight. the present method of selecting members of the coun- the Daytona 500 stock car race. Orders MV Inspection hard to stay up when you're At the Bus Stop The car he was driving yesterday member of the board. "I'm going to fight him dif- trained too fine." cil. If he gave the bill support of his administration, was owned by Briggs Cunning- Of Fire Equipment Officials said Mrs. Lescher asked for the meeting so the It might have a chance of passage in the Assembly. ham, millionaire sportsman. LONG BRANCH - State re- board could discuss the conduct quirements notwithstanding, city RUSSELL Oldsmobile-Cadillac Co. Offers A Federation spokesmen already have vowed of George H. Wuesthoff, school fire equipment will be put they will fight the legislation to the bitter end. It superintendent, during the re- through state inspection stations Hold Verdict cent school i election. may very well be, then, the governor might change soon. Officials said there have been his thinking in the matter In the face of stormy op- Acting city manager John O. WINTER reports that the superintendent On 3 Radio Jones said yesterday he has di- campaigned against Mrs. Lesch- position from organized sportsmen's ranks. rected officers of the volunteer er in Wednesday's election. She city Fire Department to arrange Director of the Division of Fish and Game Lester Dispaltchers Was defeated in her bid for re- inspection of all automotive CHECK-UP G. MacNamara disclosed his game management tech election.. FREE MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - The equipment "to insure safety and nicians are involved in a study of the mourning dove Township Committee last night welfare of the members.. .of the Mr. Wuesthoff denied the re- OFFER GOOD MONDAYS THRU FRIDAYS ONLY • EXPIRES FEB. 22 reserved decision until Monday department and of the general ports yesterday. in New Jersey. Results of that investigation will be he also night on the proposed abolition public." He said had heard The cold, snow, salt, holes in the road and rough placed before the Fish and Game Council in May. of three recently-created posts of them, and believes they stem winter driving have possibly done some damage Mr, Jones said he is insisting from an overheard conversation to your car. We invite you to come in for this Present indications are the council will endeavor police radio dispatchers. on the procedure despite advice Some 160 persons have signed he said he had with a close oer- FREE winter check-up! Take a road test with lo establish an open season on doves. It will do so from the state Motor Vehicle Di- sonal friend. us and watch us check for things that make your 1 petitions asking that tine posts vision that such testing is not re- car unsafe for driving. despite a barrage of criticism from the Audubon So- not be abolished. Board members and school of- quired. The acting manager set ficials said there has been no ciety. Last night a number of per- a March 1 deadline. sons in an audience of 75 spoke violation of law, and that Mr. Delaware, Pennsylvania and Connecticut presently out against abolition. No one Wuesthoff as a citizen was free ,—WE WILL CHECK- CONDEMNATION SUIT to campaign If he so desired. maintain dove hunting seasons. There is a substantial spoke in favor of it. • FRONT END SUSPENSION Officials said a letter from the FREEHOLD — The state High- Mrs. Lescher was unavailable population of doves in this state during the early au- For loose or worn parts state division of Civil Service on way Department filed suit in Su-for comment yesterday. tumn months. the question was "indecisive," perior Court here yesterday to Mrs. George B. McCallum, an- • EXHAUST SYSTEM and left the issue for interpreta- start condemnation .proceedings other board member, said MrB. tion by the governing body. to obtain a tract of land adjacent Lesched merely asked for the • FRONT END ALIGNMENT Committeemen Henry E. Trap- to Rt. 36 in Raritan Township. In meeting so that the incident MEMBER the suit, filed by Deputy Attorney could be discussed. • WHEEL BALANCE ASSOC. Aurclalei hageii and Norman E. Wood have Eqalpment gone on record against aboli- General William J. McCormack, She said there was no violation INC. Dhtrlb. tion. Mayor John Marz, Jr., the state seeks to obtain property of state law, but thought It wai; • TIRES • WINDSHIELD WIPERS ZOUBEK at previous meetings, has said owned by Mrs. Helen Mularchuk a question of whether a school • ALL LIGHTS he wants the posts eliminated as which is alongside Rt. 36 south administrator should express Ms ANY MAKE OR MODEL CAR! Construction, Industrial Equipment, Supplies ' of Laurel Ave, unnecessary. views on board candidates. • LEFT FRONT BRAKE LINING DISTRIBUTORS FOR The jobs were created before NO REPAIR OBLIGATION! Mr. Marz's administration took over in January. All Parts and Labor Guaranteed for 90 Days or 4,000 Miles—Whichever Comes First AMERICAN STEEL AND WIRE CORP. He said last night the commit- DIVISION OF U.S. STEEL CORP., Cleveland, Ohio tee will take action Monday and RENT A CAR or that he will have a statement • WIRE ROPE • WIRE ROPE SLINGS explaining the reasons for the action. ffeUCK from HERTZ With Tuckaway Splice . 185-DAY SCHOOL YEAR U DRIVE , . , Coil ELECTRI6CTRIC TOOL DCKITAI C I FAIR HAVEN -' The Board of Education last night adopted PR 5-1515, CA 2-3299, SH 7-2121 RUSSELL ft OENERATOR KCWIAL3 | a 1963-64 school calendar, provid- OLDSMOBILE-CADILLAC CO. ing fcr' 185 pupil days. The cal- UIG0AC1 42 IIRCH MTTLB SILVER t endar provides for another five professional days for teachers. 100 Newman Springs Rd. Red Bank SH 1-0910 200 Exhibits to Be Featured Coast Boat Show to services Iree to the public. Ths firm will ittff itfCllalq with BY TOBY PRICE Shore craft-the Jersey Sea Skiff and the flat-bottomed Barne- Thousands of boat owners and potential boating enthusiasts ASBURY PARK - Ths local boating fraternity, worn out gat Bay garvey. from New Jersey and surrounding states attend the exposition authorities on various phwej of boat building and openUOO. by. one of the coldest winter in Shore area history, can turn 19th CENTURY WHALEBOAT each year. Noted for its diversified eahiblts, the Jeney Coast «veat their thoughts to more pleasant things by visiting the 10th A third exhibit is a 19th century whaleboat loaned by the Gasque has revealed that the current edition will include will also show an assortment of electronic equipment, flotation annual Jersey Coast Boat Show which opens in Convention Mystic, Conn., Seaport Museum. record exhibits of pleasure craft, equipment and gear cov- and resin materials, skta diving equipment, the -newest in Hall tomorrow at 1 p. m. Also featured will be a demonstration designed to show ering every budgetary range. Emphasis as usual will be on fishing tackle, gasoline aid dfesel marine engine* and • dis- We know of no better warm weather thought-iiian a good the seaworthiness of present-day sailing craft. During the the largest display of Jersey Sea Skiffs ever assembled under play of marine hardware and nautical gadgets. boat show where water enthusiasts can dream over the hun- run of the show, a 19-foot Sailstar Orion will be anchored at one roof. The Shore area's leading skiff builders have lined Among the various agenda participating in the «hw CO dreds of boats, accessories and nautical equipment on display. sea off Convention Hall. This display will be sponsored by up their very latest 1963 models for the viewing public. an educational level ara the U. & Coast and Geodetic Service, 200 EXHIBITS / Atlantic Sailing Yachts, Point Pleasant. The boardwalk exposition building will have over 200 ex- U. S. Coast Guard Auxiliary, Third District, U. S. Coast Guanl Such is the picture ol the popular Jersey Coast Boat Show The colorful marine exposition here is firmly established hibits. Included will be sailboats and'power craft, both in- Reserve, U. S. Weather Bureau, U. S. Power Squadrons and which houses over 200 exhibits on its two levels, plus the ro- as one of the East Coast's top nautical attractions. It is board and outboard, as well as all manner of nautical acces- tunda and boardwalk arcade. probably the only exhibit of its type that is held directly over sories. the state Department of Navigation. The show will run through Sunday, Feb. 24. The doors the ocean which lends a proper salty atmosphere for the huge The theme of the show this year is pleasure boating for A. highlight of the 10th Anniversary of tier show will bfe; wiJl be open from 1 p. m. to 10 p. m, each weekday and from collection of local and nationally distributed boats, marine the family. Tiny prams up to a 38-foot Zobel cruiser offer a tendered to participating firms who have long beat affiliated 1 p. m. to 7 p. m. on Sundays. engines and accessories. wide choice to the boating public. with the show. Admission is $1 /or adults, less for children. The local show has grown steadily in recent years and is BOATMAN'S CLINIC The queen of (he show is Barbara Nugent of Ocean City. Director Jerry Gasque has lined up three major historical' generally regarded as one of the largest regional shows in A boatman's clinic, sponsored by the Morton Johnson Co. The 22-year-oM law, named "Mils Ditamboat of MM" will exhibits for the show. Two ol the displays will feature Jersey the nation. of Bay Head, will offer a full range of helpful informational reign over the entire run of the ahw. 'Read Warranty9 Boat Show Visit Advice Is Issued A Real Delight "Read your warranty!" is the commercial application providing ASBURY PARK - Two out- velopment of suitable marinas best, advice that can be given to accepted maintenance procedures standing featurei combine to and docking facilities to accom- anyone buying a car, a household are followed. modate the growing number of make the Jeney Coait Beat Stunt appliance—or an outboard motor. ptauurt craft, the ferity Coast "The modem outboard motor different from any other nu]or In commenting on Johnson Mo- a precision device, ruggedly built Boat Show is called one of the tor's new two year warranty, but in rare Instances somethin; pleasure boating exposition in the leading expositions of its kind, Lou Eppel, service manager of may go wrong. For your protec U.S. offering a wide choice of boats, Johnson, pointed out that the tion be sure you get a complete as well as places to cruise them First, It Is literally held "at •-all within easy reach of the warranty is, "complete." warranty with your motor," Ep- sea," and second is 'the fact that pel advises. greatest concentration of popula- "There are no qualifications; it is staged ia toe heart of the tion In the U.S., including the the new Sea-Horse motor owner "greatest boating area in the New York and Philadelphia met- need not use a particular kind of ON SECOND GLANCE U.S." which is dotted with hun- ropolitan areas. gasoline nor a special brand pi HUNTINGTON, W. Va. (AP) - dreds of Marby marinas tad oil, nor a .particular propeller. Passers-by thought a fellow pleasure boat facilities on the ex- cellent waterways from the Am- Johnson he said, warrants the Huntingtonian had gone berserl bbys to Blrnegat Bay, Scott Motors entire motor for two years from when he suddenly seized a red, date of purchase against manu- white and blue trash can, turned Leading marine authorities de- Advanced engineering is fea- facturing defects: There are no it upside down and dumped oul clare that this area offers the tured in the 1963 Scott line'of mo- exceptions for recreational or its contents on busy Fourth Ave, greatest concentration of such tors by McCulloch Corporation, pleasure boating facilities in the U. S., Florida and California not- offering mor« pleasure, econpmy withstanding. ... and safety whether cruising, batt- ••• ., ' ', Hqme Port ing or flihiiit;. ' • Increased heavy-load, perform- The 10th annual Edition of the ance is provided by the addition (MARINE SUPPLIES J Jersey-Coast Boat Show will tail of the new Scott Ox 450 to the into,its home port at Convention Scott line -of work engines, which H*H hfre tomorrow and riia includes the Scott Ox HO and the daily and Sundays through Feb. • WOOLSEY MARINE PAINTS Scott Ox Diesel 1S0-D; Abo available this year art The mammoth Boardwalk ex- the new Flying Scott 590 and Fly- • KUHLS SEAM COMPOUND position building will bouse over ing Scott 630 competition engines. 200 major exhibits on the two •MANILA ROPE • BOAT PUMPS vast levels of the structure which juts majestically seaward. Here the boat-minded visitor can ex- • LIFE JACKETS •CUSHIONS BOAT SHOW QUEEN —"Miss Dreamboat 1963," Barbara Nugent, delivers fickeh for IOth Jersey CpartBoat amine the boat of his dreams and Show to Sen. Richard Stout of Monmouth County and Sen., Frank Farley of her native Atlantic County in State actually look out on the ocean, • GALVANIZED & CHROME HARDWARE at the tame time, and tee where House,' Trenton. The show opens Saturday for nine dayi In,Aibury Parfe't Convention Hall. - he may sail it. R >OARS •CAULKING Exhibit Areas Including a wide panorama of WITTY NOT powered and wiling craft, in- America's Cup A Highlight SUMMIR. .. • DUPONT MARINE ACCESSORIES board and outboard, as well at all manner of gear, equipment Sailboat competition on the National scene in 1962 was Another Jerseyan, 74-year-old DeCoursey Fales of. fief- and power plants, the visitor at RtCOYKYOUR highlighted by the 18th Challenge Match Race for the Ameri- nardsville, won the biennial Bermuda Race with his 34-year- the Jersey Coast Boat Show can ca's Cup, held off Newport, R, I., in mid-September. old Class A schooner "Nina" in early June. It was the first make his inspection leisurely on MAT CUSHIONS schooner to win the famed race from Newport, R. I., td' the The United States, as represented by the 12-meter yacht broad . exhibit,. areas, ' most of FOWLERS "Weatherly," successfully defended the famed cup in an ex- Onion Patch since Malabar X in 1832. v .••• which resemble the wide prom- citing five race series with the Australian challenger "Gretel." WINS TITLE ' J enade decks of an ocean liner CREW MEMBER There were 131 starters and 131 finishers in the nigged with their unimpaired, glassed- Hardware & Variety Store The Weatherly was owned by a syndicate headed by grind. • ' alt. Choice «(eotori. 1 in view of the ever-changing 1088-1092 OCEAN AVE. SEA GRIGHi Henry D. Mercer of Rumson, and skippered by Emil "Bus' • '. Jack Powell's 40-foot yawl ''Paper Tiger" won a second: ocean on three, sides. Expert, guaranteed Mosbacher. Mr. Mercer's son Doug was a member of the successive Southern Ocean Racing Circuit in January,, Jerry Gasque;* director of the werftnaaaUp. Call crew. National powerboat unlimited hydroplane competition was show, which features it> 10th An- for frea atitaate. The Weatherly gained the U. S. defender's role in a series dominated for the second year in a row by Miss Century 21, niversary Edition this year, of tightly-fought eliminations held during the summer of 1962. driven by Bill Muncey of Seattle, Wash. The Seattle-based host of special events, declared Ktltb IrownletV The challenge series was nip-and-tuck, but the Weatherly won craft swept the Gold, Diamond, Governor's and President's that focal point of the observ- out behind,, the fine skippering of Mosbacher. cups and retained its National unlimited championship. ance will be built around the Ace Auto Tops theme "Boating is Fun for the AN SEAT COYW After gold, South Africa's most Family." tu BftoaD ST. sxantsatnsf 'aluable export is wool. Uranium With the boating industry boom- NMt to Log Ctbla Photo Contest M 1-SM - «R)t D/UtT anks third. ng at a rate faster (than the de- ASBURY PARK - Photo fans bury Park. Deadline for entries attending the Jersey Coast Boat is midnight, March 5. Show can win a {25 U.S. bond Entries must,contain the name, KEANSBURG for the best shot taken at the address and phone number of the contestant on the back of Opening for the '63 Season has everything marine exposition. the photograph, which may be Not only will there be hun- any size, black or white, or dreds of excellent picture oppor- color, mounted or unmounted, tunities • of marine equipment, Prints can not be returned, it but nautically dad female mod- was announced. els will also be on hand to pose. Judges for the contest will be Jerry Gasque, show director, members of the New Jersey said the prize will be. awarded Press Photographers Association, by the committee for the best and the decision of the judges photo* taken anytime during the will be final, the Boat Show FISHING"For SOMETHING nine-day run of the show. committee declared. Entries should be sent to'the FOR BOATING Boat Show Photo Contest," It pays to adveritse in the Red Convention Hall, Boardwalk, As- Bank Register.—Advertisement. OUR For Your MARINAS & Service facilities for EXCITING 3 EATIN© p Boats of every description HOWTOBERICH... IN \£*} • FRIED CWM1 i Biwt'i 00 • BROILED SHRIMP • KING CRAB "Seafood King of the North"

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Kfeansbiirg, well known vacation spot of the Jersey Shore, offers you FRESH Op«n Doll/ many happy days of boating pleasure. Inland and seaways are yours UPHOLSTERY IN YOUR BAKED Moon Til for fun ... as are our safe, clean bathing beaches. ' ROLLS WELCOME, BOATERS, TO CRUISER W. ft Sot. PHONE CA 9-0350 All Baking Noon •Ti( Don* on the 10 P.M. KEANSBURG ALAN'S UPHOLSTERY SHOPS Premises! CMM4 TutKayt So. 7th Ave. (next to RR) LONG BRANCH • At Hie Head of the Inland Waterway RED BANK REGISTER ' Friday, February 15,1963—23 er Instruction Important By BILL RdBtNSON tion Is a- privilege that will be racing sailboat when they were outboard even seemed to make o( view that a minority of mem taken away if not respected, nine. them better at sailboat racing. are irresponsible. Let's, instead, One of the cries of the reform- make sure they are equipped ers and vlewers-wlth-tlarm who boating can be the best way in The girls, now 18 and 13, put We would hate to see young- the world to teach youngsters re- on a 'campaign last winter for sters deprived of this sort of rec- and instructed properly and given would wrap the sport of boating a chance to enjoy thonWlVW. up in as much legislative red sponsibility and to give them us io branch out into an outboard |reation from the negative point tape as possible is that young- self-confidence. In the process that would be suitable for water sters should not be allowed at they have a' lot of fun, too. skiing. They won the campaign, I the wheel of powerboats. and we ended up with a 13-foot I Unforgettable to us, however, Boston whaler boat of unsinka-ll SEE US IN ACTION! They cite licensing require- was the attitude of one father ble fiber glass, sandwich con- ments for automobile driving in we know who complained to us struction, with a 22 h.p. outboard, [ BOOTHS 35, 36. 37 almost evqry state, and when- that he didn't like his son tear- manual starting with remote ever a young boat driver does ing around the river in an over- steering. ]| ASBURY PARK BOAT SHOW become involved in an accident, powered outboard. We asked him The first few times they they seize on it with dire warn- why he allowed it, and he • WEST BEND—V/t H.P. to 80 HJP. answered that the boy had bought zoomed off by themselves in this | ings. Shark-O-Matlc "800" completely Installed in your the boat with his own money, rig, we confess to having felt a It is true that youngsters can so what could he, the father, do bit of trepidation, but as the || Boat-Inboard or Outboard Drive cause great damage when turned about It. summer wore on, we became L loose in a high-powered boat, but more pleased with the situation. || • CRESTLINER • THOMPSON so can an irresponsible adult. All Such abdication of adult re- First of all, they were on lhe,_ • CORRECT CRAFT •BLITZ KRAFT HYDRO statistics gathered on boating sponsibility is serious, and enough water almost.constantly and they | accidents point to the young adult of it could lead to a clamp down and their friends became adept. • COMMODORE FIBERGLASS SAILBOATS GREAT CONNDENCI — Use of properly equipped powerboats can be a great con- group as producing the greatest on ths younger generation. We water skiers. You could almost | ASTRONAUT tni CHECKMATE CLASS number of accidents, and teen- hope not, because we had a fidence builder for youngsters if they are instructed carefully and made to feel see their confidence grow, and L agers make out very well statis- successful experiment with teen- every time we saw them or were II ' responsible. \ ' * • tically. age outboardlng in our family with them, they handled the boat I, BIG AT-SHOW SPECIAL! Boating Activities last summer.' very well. , ASTROMARINE More to the point, in our opin- Healthy, Happy Summer Put on Campaign Art Show ion, than : restricting younger It was a healthy, happy sum- RADIOTELEPHONE drivers completely and keeping We started our kids out in mer for them (it also saved Mom li them off'the water, is to guide boating before they were a year a great amount of auto taxiing' Scheduled them properly) in their boating old by taking them on the fanv bade and forth to yacht club and i SANDY POINT MARINA, Inc. activities. If they are given the ily auxiliary with us, and we beach), and it taught them a ' proper equipment and taught have taken,them cruising from great deal about the responsible ji 26f Mantoloklng Rd., Adamston, Brick Township, N. J. At Exhibit how to use it, with,a reminder the age of three on. Each one ties of running mechanized equip-'' Tel. TW. 2-3595 _ ASBURY PARK - Art-mtadcd that boat ownership and opera-. started in ownership with a small merit properly. The added con-ll boating fans are scheduled for a fidence in ability to handle the J ••••••••••••••! cultural treat at the 10th Annual Jersey Coa«( Bait Show in Con-1 vention H((H here Feb. 16 to 24 ALL YOUR ' Four major shore art groups, will stage exhibits oh-the uppe i promenades of Convention Hall during the run of the show, with an estimated 300 oils and water BOATING NEEDS colors many of them featuring marines and seascapes, to be dis- AT played, NEW JERSEY'S : The Ocean Coonty--Artists Guild, headquartered at Island LARGEST Heights, the Manasquan River Art Group, the Forked River Art MARINE SUPPLY Center and the Mbntnouth Arts HOUSE! Foundation of Red Bank will sponsor individual exhibits at the •how, said Jerry.Gaique, director of the marine exposition. [Full Stock of Fitting Out Supplies • GIFTS • GIMMICKS •GADGETS • GILHICKIES

SAFETY FACILITY — Sandy Hook Bay area boat owners will have an added safety facility this season with an Emnrude unofficial land-based monitor radio station on the Citi- RACING DAY SLOOP — Thi, racing day stoop, de- SALES. SERVICE AND PARTS zani Band, courtesy of Blue Water Marine, Sea Bright. signed by Sparlcman and Stephens, it one of the most Mike Bivona of Blue Water Marine demonstrates the popular classes of recent yean. During the sloop's REPAIRS ON ALL MAKES new Kaar CB set as it will be used to relay incoming first year of production, almost 100 boatt were sold. calls to a land lino receiver. The popularity of this fiberglass fin keel sloop grows from her fine racing performance, as well as safety and comfort for large groups in her extra long deep cockpit. BOATMAN'S SHOP Newi Hu Her 24 foot 2'A inch length and 6 foot 3 inch beam makes her a targe day sloop, while the 8 foot cuddy can 24 Wharf Avenue overnight two with comfort. Working sail area is 218 RED BANK BOAT L0M6ER MarkIlk Ready feet. The "Rainbow" is produced by Tidewater Boats, Marking ari important first in person; It has three marine ply Inc., Annapolis, Md. and sold exclusively in New Jersey the small-boat field, Foloitm wood seats to accommodate four by Twin Lights Boat Safes, Fair Haven. Products, Inc. announces the de-adults; a built-in insulated com' velopment of a tough, protective partment under the stern seat fiberglass skin for its plastic can be used to keep refresh- foam sailboat. The boat with the ments cold or a fish catch fresh. new innovation is the Humming' The Hummingbird, Mark II has Almanac bird, Mark II. a molded-in centerboard trunk the City of The new fiberglass skin adds and mast step,, molded-in bar- Edition Is another important selling feature lock sockets, polished aluminum to the Hummingbird, -Mark II, mast, spars and boom, a 43 MARINE square foot nylon sail, marine Expanded a lightweight unsinkable boat molded from .one rigid piece ol plywood centerboard, rudder and An expanded new edlton of the expanded polystyrene. It protects tiller. The body of the boat can Boating and Fishing Almanac of LUMBER CO. the boat from dents, scratches, also be purchased separately, New Jersey will be available at .without the sail,' as a rowboat ..:,,. ,.•..' ••'_•• •;•.• .. ' v-, . ; • • . • . ., . •,-.-. t Oimptoto tine ol «»-U-jMnelf scuffs — keeps it fresh and new- the Jersey Coast Boat Show. or for outboard motor use. H*teriaU (or low tome «ad bo»l looking even after a long season Not only does this 256-page of vigorous boating activity. Re- : Mahogany, Teak, Oak and book cover the tidal waters of Welcomes you to the 10th Annual quiring little care and mainten- New Jersey, it includes,'for the Marine Plywood ance, it resists hard wear and Fishing first time, the Hudson River to 1139 Octm Ave., asures long boat life and Lake Champlain, and the North- ice. em Chesapeake. ' SEA BRIGHT The Hummingbird, Mark II, is Tackle The 1963 edition lists more than Mien* 842-3355'. called an ideal pleasure boat 1000 boating and fishing facilltes, for. any boating enthusiast. It is showing their locations on repro- , OPEN DAILY || %M. tf Displays JERSEY COAST said to .be-easy to handle, can be duced portions of U. S. Coast and • Stt S ».m. to S fun. : carried and cartopped, by one ASBURY PARK - A "fishini Geodetic Survey Charts. Facility Itackb spectacular," includini information covers slips, moor- deep sea gear designed to exciti ings,' fuel, ramps, winter storage, the most seasoned sportsman rental boats for fishing, lodging, BOAT SHOW will be among the exhibits at th< shower, head, etc. ;..i Jersey Coast Boat Show. Other features include tide ta- Feb. 16 thru Feb. 24th A display, including more thai bles; charts with coastwise dis- $30,000 worth of rods, reels tances; a directory of New Jer- chairs and other equipment foi sey sailboat classes and a listing hooking the big ones off shore of U. S. Power Squadrons with will be sponsored by The Shi] district and squadron command- Chandlers, Inc., Point Pleasan ers for the areas covered! Beach. Additional information runs the AT The equipment, made by Ty gamut, from gas tax refunds, ON THE coon-Finnor of Miami, will bi knots and anchors to a detailed shown for the first time in thi: list of fish commonly caught off THE CONVENTION HALL BOARDWALK the Jersey shore, in inlets and bays, with tips on bait and tech- nique. ' ' .'.'. ENJOY YEAR-ROUND ACTIVITIES AT The,publisher is G. W. Bro BRIELLE ley & Co;,- 325 Spring St., New "Poly-Aqua" Epoxy Paint York City. :.;*:'• ; "for everything on board" MARINE ASBURY PARK New SCUBA FIBERGLASS CLOTH MAN-O-WAR BASIN Watch for these Coming Events! POLYESTER RESIN SPAR VARNISH 160S Green Ave. Brielle Equipment , NYLON ROPE DURA-FAME Call CA 3-1200 * Feb. 16th-24th, 10th Annual Jersey it April 7th, Sunday, Preview Annual POLYPROPLVENE ASBURY PARK - Exhibits of Polvurethane Varnish scuba diving and underwater Coast Boat Show Easter Pageant. ROPE, Red Capper Bottom I COMPLETE FACILITIES FOR equipment for the beginner and MANILA ROPE Paint advanced sport enthusiast will it April 13th — Hunt for Golden Egg MISCELLANEOUS .. BOATS UP TO 60 FEET • March 17, Qala St. Patrick's Cele- Copper Bronze be among the major features of (5th Ave. Beach) ?OAT HARDWARE Bottom Enamel ALL the Jersey Coast Boat Show. bration. See the Ocean and Lakes Among the show highlights at Dyed Green. • April 14th, 28th Annual Easter Fash- MARINE REPAIRS the beachfront exposition hall will be a wide range of sports ion Pageant. BRAND NEW 1961 s • COMPLETE EXTRA and commercial scuba diving SCOTT 14 H.P. 250 MACHINE SHOP equipment, . military - type re- SPECIAL! (template wltti B;H tank • SHAFT TURNING breather equipment, one man And a Host of Other Outstanding • ENGINE REPAIRS porta-submarine, as well as a two man submersible device and & OVERHAULING a wide range of specially con- Events Sponsored by the MARINE structed timing and photograph- ENGINES equipment for underwater use. Sponsored by The Bottom Shop, CITY OF ASBURY PARK Inc., Keyport, the displays will feature equipment used to per- SlRlHSBtKYJKMtt form underwater salvage and AND BfRbEN PLAtf scientific work around the world, Mayor—Thomas F. Shebell such as installation of trans- RESERVATIONS NOW Atlantic cables' and foundation Councilmen: James M. Coleman Jr., Joseph F. Mattice, Frank H. Rowland, Henry 1 Yaccaro, M. D. excavation of Texas Towers, as STORE HOllRSi M6n.'thru Tbon. 11:00 moth stage in Asbury Park'i Eatirely molded of mainten- and efficiency, the popular 17' Completely built'of fiberglass beachfront Convention Hall wil ance free fiberglass, from hull, "OMC," designed and built by with molded-in colors, the O'Day to cabin, decks, fly bridge, and the Outboard Motor Corp. It is i» in the spotlight when th< Seven/Eleven can also carry a Everything for cruiia and southern wttr * CHRYSLER MARINE ENGINES Tersey Coast Boat Show opens even fuel and water tanks, th< constructed solely of fiberglass. {hree hp outboard on her tran- Featured among the array o: craft is virtually "leak-proof,* Another exhibit, by the Dale som. Standard equipment includes including, shorts and silk slacks with * KARCE-SIMPSON SHIP TO SHORE RADIOS pleasure craft occupying tiu and requires absolutely no paint- Yacht Basjn of Bay Head, which styrofosm flotation under the * AL PFLUEGER, Marina T«Mtrml*r stage will be the famous "Mop ing except for antifoanng the but- has leased the entire stage for seats, dacron sail, varnished oars, matching blouias, light colored punai, and pie," by Bertram's trophy win torn. their display, will be a 22-foot oarlocks, drain holes in the gun- gay costume jewelry. ning record breaker, which tool In addition, thejtage will show Trojan • overnighter with fly wales, and vinyl rubber molding top honors for three years in th< bridge, and bunks for two in a around tiie entire boat. * Slips and Moorings Miami to Nassau race, one ol roomy forward cabin. the most gruelling tests in tiu New Building, Dale also will show several sail boats including Sun Fish, Outboard Rotcboats Sophisticated tmartneu K Wfstw Storage} Store Are Added Sail Fish, and a day sailer by Will Be Duplayed BOAT SUPPLIES BRIELLE — A new adminis- O'Day. BRICK TOWNSHIP - A line of with * Marti* Railway traton building and marine sup- cedar outboard rowboats ranging Wall Strttr area head. ply store is being added to the Styling Advances from 8 feet to » feet will be rural relaxation Ttxaco Fuel ^ucNTtfs Tof oil your boot* facilities of the Brielle Marine shown by the HIbbard Boatworks, Ing needs. Basin, 608 Green Ave. Feature 1963 Line Mantoloking Rd., and the Bay- The new building will also Advances in sculptured styling ville Boatworks, Bayvllle, at the house a luncheonette, showers 12 Linden Plact -Manila—Da and precision engineering domi- Jersey Coast Boat Show. as well as 1,600 square feet of nate the 1963 line of Perkins out- The boats, which will be dis- Yacht Paint space devoted to marine supplies board motors. •• ! played in Booth 21 C, are de- RED BANK RacsJir* Fittings and fishing equipment Launching their secodd season signed for easy rowing and effi- Tuphblox—Roladga The basin, located on the in- in the United States, the British- cient use with outboard power, BOAT SHOW SPECIAL! tercoastal waterway, can handle crafted outboard* feature im- Hibbard officials say. Write for free catalog of boats up to 60 feet in length, provements In tbe graceful, un-|, 1 SAILBOAT FITTINGS Complete hull and engine re> cluttered stylinyg g and "getmpandgp - 32 -1960-Motor Sailer Soon off the press pairs, shaft turning, propeller re- g performance that marked *62|| placement are offered. The basin models. has both marine railway and Among new engineering ad- A. L DON CO. overhead travel lift facilities. vances, (he unique silencing sys- Power n South St. ••'•.. N.Y.C The firm, owned and operated tem introduced a year ago on WHltehill 4-8»» by Fred and Chester Zeimba, has the top-of-tfie-line 40 hp model ML S Hadu Iwrik e* Wall «..' 70 slips and is base for a 30-lhas been adapted for 1963 to a boat charter fleet. new deluxe 30 hp unit. ENROLL NOW FOR FREE | Here's Why Boit Owners BOATING K5VAUNE Smooth Sailing tfi» ntw POLYURETHANE Csm Be Yours With A . 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MARINE MonmmUh FINISHES YALSPAR County's Cotwaniaitt FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL CHAIRMEN: Regional Community KLARIN' Bank Offlcu ROUND BRICKENKAMP WILLIAM SUYDAM Wnf ft WaHpopar C«, : - "Pie Color Center OFFICES: ASBURY PARK* RED BANK • MANASQUAN TEL 842-2190 TEL OS 1-1963 of Momnoutb County" • NO. ASBURY PARK • FAIR HAVEN • HOLMDEL • BRIELLE 24 MONMOUTH ST. Member federal Reserve System/Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Rad lank SH 748SI ',:. : • • i.i. •••••-.'•• • - - •' • • ™. ' '. ' Make Outstanding Showings RED BANK REGISTER Friday, Fe-ruwy 15, 1963-% Local Sailors R Victories Local sailors made outstanding showings in the various with victories in the NJYRA quarter-finils at Perth Amboy and Flying Scot..... Milo Gerow, Spray Beach Y. C. A Sneakbox _. .Mike Spark, Beachwood Y. C. North American Yacht Racing Union competition in 1962. the Area semi-finals at Nyack, N. Y. B Sneakbox Archie Bricker, Beachwood Y. C. 0 Moth - -..- — .Pete Cope, Spray Beach Y. C. „, *•"? M** * ^ UncKft, a member of the Monraouth Boat The Atlantic Coast Midget (age 10-14) championship was ltn Barnegat Bay Yachf Racing Association Champions Senior Penguin „ — Cliff Campbell, Beachwood Y,; C- Qub, finished third in the Adam*. Cup (women's) finals at taken by a Jeraeyan—H-year-old Linda Schlinck, of die Facka- Men's Individual - Gardner Cox, Mantoloking Y. C. Senior Comet Bud LaFountain, Bay Head Y. C, Mitml after winning regional ^competition. nack Lake Yacht Club. Miss Schlinck, the NJYRA midget Women's Individual ..._ Mrs! Ruth Reeb, Mantoloking Y. C. Senior Jet 14 -Ned Davis, Bay Head Y. C. Two Mantoloking Yacht Club sailors placed high in the champion, edged Robin Brown, 12-year-old Beachwood Yacht Junior Individual Carl Van Duyne, Mantoloking Y. C. E Sloop -Art Stitzinger, ftjantolpking Y. C. men's and junior NAYRU finaja. Gardner Cox finished second Club girl, in the Atlantic Coast finals held at the Normandy Midget Individual Robin Brown, Beachwood Y. C. G Sloop Rod Edwards, Bay Head Y. C. in the Mallory Cup finals held at Newport Harbor, Calif., in Beach Yacht Club (on Baraegat Bay) in late August. M Sloop - __ Bert Bricker, Beachwood Y. C. A Lightning Jim Carson,, Metedeconk River Y. C*. mid-September. The series was captured by Jim Payton, of HAEBLER WINNER Junior Jet .... Frank Tubridy, Beachwood Y. C. B Lightning ...Bill Schwalje, Normandy Beach Y. C." MadlMn, Wis. North Jersey Yacht Racing Association's ninth season was Junior Comet . Dave Rodgers, Island Heights Y. C. A Catboat - Don Sayia, Seaside Park Y. C. FINISHED THIRD highlighted by Miss Methot's and Miss Sohlinck'i performances. Junior Penguin ..• Larry Reid, Normandy Beach Y. C. Flying Dutchman John Ulbrjch. Lavallette Y. C. Carl Van Duyae finished third in the Sears Cup (juniors) Bill Haebler, of the Rumson Country Club, won the men's in- series held at Marblehead, Masj., in late August. Sears cham- dividual sailing for the Irwin Bowl. Sailing Auxiliary NEW EXPANDED pion wag Henry Spragu,, 3d. of Newjiort Harbor, Calif. Young. Haebler also won the Arrow class pennant for the second Now the 40 foot Newporter Van Duyne reached the,finals by taking the Area semi-finals successive year. BOATING beld at Rumson Countl*s>:'Club in early August. sailing auxiliary is available in Mohmouth Boat Club sailors won five NJYRA titles. In both standard and deluxe mod- ALMANAC Miss Methot and tie* crew, Mrs. Theodore (Elaine) Eng- addition to Miss Methot, one-design class pennants went to berg, Red Bank, and Mrs1- William (Dede) Heron Little Sil- els. Built by Stowman Shipbuild- OF NEW JERSEY Ruff Cook, Wood-Pussies; John Kull, Flying Dutchmen; Reid ing Corp., Dorchester, and de- Nartfitm Ch««ap«ka ver, wound up third in the Adams Cup jeries held in late Dickerson, Lightnings and Bruce, Anderson, penguins. It was HU.MH »lv»r August.1 The local girls, led the series in the early stages, but signed by C. D. Aclcerman, this Lecitlnf All -Ml FaollltlM the fifth Penguin title in six yes'rs for Anderson. boat combines the look of a OavwiwMnt Chart* lost out to a Noroton, Conn., woman, Mrs. Sue Sinclair, in the Jim Adamwn, of the Shrewsbury S. 4 Y. C, won the T1-. Tasln, He. final standings. Nantucket Whaler with the most Turnabout class pennant. up-to-date conveniences of a get your copy at •Hie Monmouth team had won their way Into the finals Morris Sherwood, of the Monmouth B. C, Will bead the present day apartment. NJYRA in 1983. Sherwood Is the. new Commodore as the Jersey Coast Boat Show •r Hid *> nhn loo «•»_*• group launches its 10th campaign. Buying or selling? Use the New Models Leighton K. Waters, Shrewsbury S, & Y. C, is the new G. W. Bromley & Co., Inc. SAFETY ON ri Register Classified for quick re- 11 Maintaining the full range o! Vice-commodore and Haebler is secretary-treasurer. sults.—Advertsiment. S25 Spring St., N. Y. IS, N. Y SEA RADIO CLUB horsepower from 3 to 75, Evin- WINSECmXES I Established to provide rude Motors for 1963 has two de- The Baraegat Bay Yacht Racing Association's 49th cam- , effective use of Citizens' luxe push-button models, three paign wu dominated by Beachwood and Mantoloking skippers. 1 Beachwood sailors won six titles, while Mantoloking skippers Band Radio on your boat. offshore motors, two all-purpose I Up to 30. miles, ship to annexed four. 1 ship, or-snip'to shore. modeli and three "take-along" See Us at the Boat Show Jim Carson, of the Metedeconk River Y. C, won his fourth , For particulars call. . . fishing engines, plus a bonus de- successive "A" Lightning title. Main Floor — Northwest Corner SA5f MARINO parture from Evinrude traditio The BBYRA will celebrate it* 50th anniversary season this Marine Radio In offering a color option on th year. Special events, regattas and an anniversary booklet will be featured. as nw_«H, «•' thru II' (In. 2914278 deluxe models. boird-Outboard drlvt mil_.l»< IN2 North Jersey Yacht Rtdog Association Champions •• moil). Print itut •! SMS. It pays to advertise m the Red Men's Individual Bill Haebler, Rumson Country Club r.O.B. Bank Register.—Advertisement. Women's Individual June Methot, Monmouth Boat Club Abo ir-Jl' l-bur.*. Junior Individual,..._ Chris Bello, Rarltan Y. C. Midget Individual Linda Schlinck, Packanack Lake Y. C. Handicap _'. _____ JJr. - Charles Shoemaker, Rarltan Y, C. Arrow Bill Haebler, Rumson Country Club Turnabout Jim Adamson, Shrewsbury S. & Y. C. SAIL YACHT-.The new Chris-Craft 35 foot Sail Yachf Jet M . peals Farley,* Lake Hopatcong Y. C. Flying Dutchman' ______jomi Kull. Momnouth Boat Club features a one-piece fiberglass hull, non-ilcid fiberglass Lightning ——, Reid Dickerson, Monmouth Boat Club decks, and exterior and intarior accents of teak and Penguin Bruce Anderson, Momnouth Boat Club Thistle __ :_....Ed.*aIso, Red Dragon Canoe Club Philippine mahogany. It has a large self-bailing cockpit Highlander Dick Farkas, Sr., Raritan Y. C. and two private cabins with accomodations for six. Blue Jay __..._._...... Hal Miller, Rarltan Y. C. Comet *—„ -..Bob Wales, Green Pond Y. C. L.O.A. 3S feat; L.W.L. 29 feat, 6 inches; Beam 11 feet; Star —_.__ ...Ernest Eagles, Lake Hopatcong Y. C. 563 square feet of sail area with 100 per cent fora- E Sloop _...Doug Galloway, Little Egg Harbor Y. C. triangle. 60 h.p, Chris-Craft auxiliary; diesel power op- NOTHING Wood-Pussy Ruff Cook, Monmouth Boat Club M Sloop < .Martha Holt, Little Egg Harbor Y. C. tional. HERE COMES WRIER Boating Industry Vital Statistics with moat boat ^ IKE...Smith More people spent more money went boating this year on a.20 horsepower accounted for 58 ple and students, accounted for per dollar to use more boats in 1962 than more-than-casual basis, l.S mil- «r cent of total sales, with 7.9 per cent of total sales. Ftor vanishes, topside, deck in 1961, the Outboard Boating lion more than 1961. lose of 45 or more horsepower The dollar value of U. S. ex- Club of America and the Nation- Retail expenditures on boating lalming 20 per cent of the mar-ports of pleasure boats was,, al Association of Eagine and in 1J62 were up $166 million et. Average horsepower of out-$7,340,1-", for 1961, as compared" Boat Manufacturer! said in iti over last year's figure, according oard motors sold in 1962 waswith $8,629,897 for 1960. Import annual year-end statistical report, to the joint report. An estimated 0.3, up from 29.9 a year ago. value was $8,107,562 in 1961 and In rheir new report, "Boating— t2,5O8,«)O,00O was spent for new Outboard boats in the 15 to 16$8,296,564 in 1960. KLARIN'S 1962," OBC and tyASBM esti- and used boats, motors, trail jot class claimed the largest When registration programs mated that 37,JW,000 persons «r», accessories, fuel, insurance^ lice of 1962 sales, 35.8 per cent. are completed, 4,515,458 boats SPECIAL OFFER Paint & Wallpaper Co. docking, launching, storage ,verage length was 14.9 feet. will have been registered under "The Celor-Center maintenance and repairs during Skilled workers remained the the Federal Boating Act of 1958. 25% OFF on all ' of Monmauth County" Van Winkle the year. «st customers for outboard The* figure is derived from actual Pleasure Craft notors, accounting for 27.8 perstate and U. S. Coast Guar^j 'MAMNE 26 M&NfcftiUTH St ent of sales to employed per- The associations placed the registrations as of June* 30, plus FINISHES ons. Sales and clerical people Rtd loak SH 7-3838 Features number of pleasure craft in use additional registrations to be ccounted for 16.6 per cent, pro- on the nation's waterways in made in the remainder of the essional people for 15.5, mark- 1962 at 7,468,000. The 1961 total year as estimated by state boat- ers and proprietors for 13, New Lilies was 7,175.1% ., : ...,.;, ing authorities and. similar regis- emi-skilled workers for 12.1, EATONTOWN — Marshall Van The report lists the make-up trations to be made as estimated ervice workers for 7.3, factory by the industry for states which Winkle 3d. president of Van Win-of this huge fleet as follows: rorker* for 4.4 and farmers and He Martiie, formerly of Red Bank 795,000 inboard boats, including did not submit their own esti- more time afloat in a minimum maintenance MFG. BOAT MEN! »rm.labor for 3.3. Persons not mates. Total registration for 1961 and now located on Rt, 35, here, auxiliary-powered sailboats, mployed, such as retired peo- was 4,203,127. MFG available In 13% 14', 16' 17' & 19" Runabout* has announced that his firm has 4,095,000 outboard boats. 483,000 Who Said been appointed an authorized sailboats without auxiliary-pow- dealer for several new lines of er and 2,105,000 rowboats, canoes, boats and boating supplies. dinghies, prams and miscellan- REPOWER NOW WITH The nm boat lines being han- eous craft. You're Hard dled are Thompson, penn Yan The OBC-NAEMB report also noted that: CRUSADER MARINE Johnson Seahorse and Custom Craft.. There are 918,000 Inboard gaso- Thompson Brothers of P-Shti- SALES SERVICE To Fit! line and diesel marine engines • Sales • Service • Parts go, Wis., are builders of out- Whatever your Inboard needs are, there is a CRUSADER in use, including automotive con- board runabouts from 14 to 22 MARINE ENGINE mao"e for you. Investigate now on how • Big Selection versions, a gain of 47,000; 5,250,- reasonable It Is to have the newest, best and most depend- foot, and Inboard-outboard mod- 000 outboard motors in use, 150,- els from 18 to 22 foot boats. able marble power Incorporating many features not found "BOSTON • Big Sizes 000 more than in 1961; and.,200,1 in other makes. These boats are constructed ex- 000 boat trailers h use, both clusively of wood with Iapstrake factory-produced and homemade, BANK TERMS ARRANGED WHALER* • Top puality design, .• an increase of 100,000 over the Marine Transmission Work — Engine Rebuilding Penn Yan feature* both wood previous year. . Custom Engine Building — Marine Electrical Work and fiberglass hulls and range ~ Other Data in size from 14 to 24 foot. Their Distributor for Preliminary data Indicates out- CASUAL basic fine is outboard runabouts Edelbrock, Offenhauser & Glenwood Performance Equip. but certain models m the larger board motor sales of 372,000 sites come with inboard - out- units, as compared with 343,000 board power. in 1961; outboard boat sales of WEAR and boat trailer sates of 160,000 LITTLE SILVER MARINE Custom Craft is a fiberglass as against 178000 BRANCH AVE. at R.R. CALL 747-9054 line of outboard and inboard-out- Outboard motors of more than boards ranging from 14 to 17 foot. They feature three basic hull de- Thi boot thai wti signs. When Van Winkle Marine SAWED IN HALF \ moved to its new location in May, 1982, they were appointed STILL FLOATED dealers for Ancarrow Marine It's Fine for "Old Salts" ... from Richmond, Va., who pro- duce1 a line of high speed inboard With buoyancy like this, you know you're safe. A Boston SHOP boats which are fast becoming .... but, annoying to most of us to have thai sea spray Whaler takes the worry out of boating-adds to your fun. popular In this area for ski boats. It's the all-purpose, all-family boat. Fish, ski, cruise or A representation of each line in the face because we have been unable to picnic - a fast, lively, comfortable Whaler does them all, of these boats is on display at yet it's safo for the youngsters to use. Van Winkle Marine's showroom. riplace our broken boat glass. You ivill find H. Kaabe See for yourself why a BOSTON WHALER is practical- FRANK'S The firm has also been ap- put it through its paces and you'll be convinced there's no pointed to handle Evinrude ready with fast, friendly service, and expert repairmen. other outboard boat like it. for BIG VALUES! motors, r, Also new at Van Winkle Marine featuring H. Kaabe is proud oj their reputation for the best boat glass | is a complete line of DuPont we are also dealers for: marine finishes and sealing com- workmanship and the fastest service available, anywhere! Alleson of Rochester pounds; 800 and 900 sealers; and polishers and cleaners by Styles • Jackets . Remember, when you think of boat glass, think of H. Kaabe! • Sport Coats Manufacturing Co. • Robe* • Pajamas ULRICHSEN • Sport Shirts • Underwear • '( IDURATECHJ •.Suits • King Size Shoes Marine Paints • Yachting ALUMINUM BOAT - WILSON • Raincoat! It Your Nam* • Trained, Expert Glass Men to Serve You Sneakers • Drtss Shirts OB our Mailing Line Expanded • Slacks • Work Clothes Lift? CaU or LONG BRANCH -Expanded * Free Estimate* * Free Pick-up and Delivery • From a-foot til felt IS' •««so- write, we will lines in marine paints, for their I*. cnilnn. Mad* of alum- Sea include newest outlet, the West End inum, then boit» after all FRANK'S «•• fun In (ha world, with Paint Co., Broadway, was an- •bialulflly minimum work. nounced by Oscar Siperstein, • AUTO GLASS • FURNITURE TOPS • MIRRORS MEN'S president Of the Siperstein Paint Skiffs Stores. • STORE FRONT CONSTRUCTION SHOP Mr. Siperstein slid: TRAILERS BIG & TALL "We feel that due to the , MARINE • BOAT GLASS creased interest in boating and BOATS ' 'SUPPLIES the many new boat Owners in BRY'S 1023 HIGHWAY 35 si^ WANAMASSA Monmouth County we should "n ' H Mite North *rf At AAiiry Clrclt) crease our present marine lines and add new ones to give the Highway 35 Neptune Open Daily;9:30 to 6—Wed- and Fri. 'til 9 boating public a one-stop store H. KAABE GLASS CO. PRospect 5-7344 • Open Daily & Sunday, 9 to & BRANCH STORES ' for their boat paint needs," Siperstein's West End Paint DOCK and LAUNCHING RAMP, located at 1 MIMORIAt PARKWAY. NEW BRUNSWICK, N. J. Co. will now carry a complete 549-551 Broadway, Long Branch SHARK RIVER, NEPTUNE, N. J. ' 1915 SOUTH BROAD ST., TRENTON, N. J. line of marine paints,' varnishes and paining tods. ^-Friday, February'lS, 1963 PerrVs Performance Outstanding Powerboat Racing Continues classes. Perry Walter, another Powerboat racing continued August was featured by some er Bob Perri, of Oceannott, Perri broke his old' mark of. point honors. Perri, and his sink River. ner of the Red Bank Gold Cup Rumsonite, was third in the its popularity in the Shore area who turned in an unbeatable exciting competition on choppy 51.750 niph, serin •Cambridge. riding mechanic Ralph Ardo- Huge' crowds' watched some in the 268 cubic inch class: BU field. Fefc Andrews, of during 1962. No less than five season with the "JoCarol- waters: Md., several years ago, with a, lino, hold ell three JSS world of the nation's top drivers Perri continued his winning Matawan, was second in the open regattas were held on Too", owned by his father-in- sparkling 57.471 mph dash dur- Perri and Thomas were speed records. compete here. The weather ways with a convincing two- C Stock Hydros. local waterways. law Dan Ardolino, of West ing the National Sweepstakes National Sweepstakes was fine for the competition. • heat triumph to highlight the among the winners in the in- The Ocean County Racing Inboard events were held on Long Branch. Powerboat Regatta July 7-8. The 23d running of the Na- Taking top billing with 13th annual Long Branch Pow- board competition sponsored and Boating Association held Red Bank's Navesink River Retains Title At Millyille in early August tional Sweepstakes regatta was Perri's feats were Larry Bul- erboat regatta on the Shrews- by the local Lion's Club. • its first outboard regatta on and at Atlantic Highlands, Perri retained his JSS Na- Perri copped the JSS National the highlight of the local pow- man, Washington, D.C., who bury River, July 15. The Bob Austin, of Rumson, won the Toms River in early June. while the stock outboards took tional high point championship, title. He took the Eastern Di- erboating sason. Perri's new won the National Sweepstakes event, sponsored by the Long the BU runabout title to fea- over at Long Branch, Keyport swept the JSS National and visional crown at Plessantville world mark and the crowning trophy with some excellent Branch Ice Boat and Yacht ture the Central Jersey Rac- Everett "Skip" Giliarn, Port- and Toms River. regional championships, and the same weekend. of six Eastern Divisional cham- driving in the 280 cubic inch Club, drew 78 entrants in 10 ing Association's stock out- aupeck, was named rookie Dominating the local scene set a new world record for Perri compiled 6,000 points pions featured two-days of ex- hydroplane class and Mike classes — nine of which were board regatta on Matawan driver of the year in Region was a Jersey Speed Skiff driv- the five mile competition run. to win the National JSS high7 citing action on the local Nave- Thomas, Harvey Cedars, win- stock outboard. Creek in mid-September. Three of the APBA for "iis - Exciting Competition Over 100, boats competed in feats in the 48 cubic inch hydro . The second annual Atlantic eight stock and two "alkie" class. To Feature New Licensing Information Highlands Powerboat regatta on Sandy Hook Bay in late-

ASBURY PARK - Officials in tion, have arranged exhibits show in the Boating and Fishing Henry Luhrs Sea Skiffs, Inc., Boating, New York; Raba Syn River; Sigler's. Allenwopd; Au- charge of New Jersey's new keep the boat owner fully t Almanac of New Jersey through Morgan, thetic Resins, Morgan; Redden gust Spindler and sons, Inc., Jer- small boat licensing law will be formed of the new regulation the publishers G. W. Bromley & Other Exhibitors Agency,. Red Bank; Dick Rosen sey City. on hand at the 10th Annual Jer- Book-Type Charts Co. The new expanded edition Also, Mack Boring & Parts Co., Agency, Spring Lake Heights; Stevenson's Boat Works, Rich- sey Coast Boat Show in Conven- Of special interest to cruisir contains charts and facilities COT Newark; Mack's Marine Manage- Rudder Magazine, New York; mond, S. I.; Triangle Marine tion Hall here from Feb. 16 to boatmen will be the new bool ering both the Hudson River and merit, Red Bank; Hans Pedersen Shark River Hills Marina, Nep- Service, Belmar; Ulrichsen Sea CASTAWAY IN 24 to provide full Information type charts recently developed t Chesapeake Bay areas. and Sons, Keyport; Pleasure Bay tune; The Ship Chandlers, Inc., Skiffs, Marlboro; Andrew TJIrich- covering the new regulations the U. S. Geodetic Survey D Marina, Long Branch; Popular Point PJeasant; Sica Skiffs, Toms ' (See LICENSING, Page*28) , which require all pleasure boats partment which will exhibit t More than 200 exhibits of all A WASH TUB? to be numbered and licensed. low-cost marine charts replacir types of boats, wood, fiberglass aluminum and plastic, from smal Jack Sullivan of Spring Lake, the cumbersome large maps fo merly issued. prams costing relatively few dol ... Your home mortgage problems j head of the newly created Bureau lars to the swank, twin screw and Peter J. Gannon, Chief of Latest boating and fishing luxury sea going express cruis can't be this barf! But, if you seem the state Department of Naviga- formation Will be available at tf ers will be featured. The larg- est exhibit of famous Jersey Sea to be adrift in a sea of indecision Skiffs under one roof will be iVoio You Can Have TV on Your Boat Included. regarding a well planned mortgage List Exhibitors NEW SONY ALL TRANSISTOR Listing of exhibitors at the loan, why not set your sails in our show includes: PORTABLE A & B Boat Sales, Belford; At- direction? We have a mortgage lantic Sailing Yachts, Point plan suited to your personal budget. MICRO Pleasant; Bay Point Marine, La valette; Bayville/ Boat Works, Bayville; Belmar Marine Basin Baywood Marina, Inc., Osborn- TV ville; Blue Water Marine, Inc., Sea Bright: the Bottom Shop, Keyport; Brielle Marine and Ind. Equipment, Brielle; G.W. Bronvl SET ley & Co., Inc., New York; Bry's, Neptune; Butler Marine Radio, Truly portable, works Indoon Inc., Brielle; Clipper - Craft Boat or outdoors. Bright; clear pic- Works, Inc., Keyport. ture; 5" screen, t miniature 95 Also, Dale Marine Store, Inc., New York; Dale Yacht Sales, beauty; can be carried any- Bay Head; Delaney Sea Skiffs. OMC BOATS— New modeli of OMC Boats feature top performance, speed and ver- where. Weighs only 8 pounds. Keyport; Disabled American Vet- satility. Hottest performer in the'OMC fleet it the Dual Deluxe, left, sporting 176' Scarcely larger than a tele- 229 erans, Memorial Chapter, Asbury . Servlnr the electronic needs Park; Eastern Sea Skiffs, Inc., horsepower capable of speeds over 40 miles per hour. The versatile OMC Seatpsrt, phone or portable radio. innmouui t OCMD C Brielle; Fair Haven Yacht Works, right, is powered with the new 88'horsepower OMC Y-4|8 end serves, a'i an ideal Fair Haven; Forked River Md boat for fishing, camping, skiing, cruising or skin diving.. .The 17-footeri feature the rine Mart, Forked River; Hib- berd Boat Works, Brick Town; three-point hull and join with three other other models running from the completely LAFAYETTE Hotaling's Boat Yard, Toms'Riv- equipped OMC 17> Deluxe to the utility OMC 17. Boats and matching trailers from er; William M. Ellicott: Hess, RADIO ELECTRONICS Inc., Point Pleasant Beach; Hu- OMC Boats, a division of.Outboard Marine Corp., Waukegan, III. • . ' Rtv 35, Wanamassa bert S. Johnson Boat Mfgrs., Inc., Bay Head; Jersey Coast Cruiser KE 1-2226 Sales, Brick Town; Kulas Custom Dr. Shoemaker Was the Tap "Mainstay Federal Savings Sea Skiffs, Inc., Keyport; tehr Open Monday, Wednesday, Friday Evenings 'til I man Manufacturing Co., Linden; 9 •iHiiliiioIiiieiiiuijiniiiiiiiii 'Blue Water Race Skipper and Loan Association Off-shore sailboat competition, and the Atlantic Highlands Y. C. his "Wing." Bill Robinson was 36 Monmoutti Street Red Bank as sponsored by the Jersey Ocean Class A winner was Dr. Geofge runner-up. • Racing Club, enjoyed continual Whittle, of Long Branch, with Shoemaker won the Nelson success in 1962. 38-foot Ranger sloop "Sylph." Macan Memorial four-race series Insured Savings -Mortgage loans' In addition to JORC races, Anson Peckham, Tinton Falls, at the Raritan Y. C. The LARGEST several area clubs held their won the Texas Tower Tune-Up own events for the auxiliary sail race with his 30-foot sloop "Ale- boat enthusiasts^ gra." Peckham was runner-up Top skipper in the "blue water" to Shoemaker in the Big Bay DISPLAY of races was Dr. Charles Shoe- Day weekend series. NOW maker, a Franklin dentist, with Lea Adanuon 2d, Rumson, won his 28-foot Triton type sloop the Shrewsbury S. & Y. C. three 'Venture." race Handicap class series with HEAR THIS Shoemaker won the rugged 140- WEST END PAINT CO. Attention fait Owners SAIL tautical mile Texas Tower Mem orial ocean, race—top attraction Move Registrar : on JORC's schedule—in late July. Vita Honors To Health Office UNION BEACH — The Board Shoemaker also took over-all BOATS of Health has announced that the honors in the Big Bay Day week- DISCOUNTS end series on Sandy Hook Bay office of registrar of vital statis- in New Jersey in early August and topped off tics has been incorporated with a grand campaign by capturing the Health Department office. the NJYRA handicap and JORC high point championships. Mrs. Claire M. Decker, board Fred Baroif s "Hother," « Rar- secretary, has been assigned the From 8 ft. to 45 ft. itan Yacht Club boat, was the additional duties of registrar. The first to finish the Texas Tower office will be in the Florence Ave- race. Second over-all- in the nue School. standings was the 1960 winner, Office hours will be Monday N. J. Dealers for Phib Andrews of Shrewsbury, through Friday, from 10 to 11:30 with his "Philanderer." ; a.m., and 1 to 2:30 p.m., and * SEAFARER Shoemaker Victor Friday, 7 to 9 p.m. Shoemaker won the Class B * SAILSTAR and over-all title in the Big Bay Buying or selling? Use the Day weekend, jointly-sponsored Register Classified for qucik re- * SILHOUETTE by the Shrewsbury S. & Y. C. sults.—Advertisement. PAINTS! 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Whit* and Color* NEW JERSEY'S SAILBOAT CENTER We'll see that HULL—DECK—TOPSIDE Foot of Bay Avenue • Point Pleasant you pay the $18.800 REG. WEST END PAINT CO. Oppotlt* the Baronet Theater TW 2-6200 least for the WAIKER 3.00 I qt. 128 Bdwy., Long Branch CA 2-6384 Sailing Craft Exclusively • New and Used most protection! I Shrewsbury-SHI-5212 Op«t Monday thru Saturday 7:45 A.M. to & P.M. I Middlerown . 671.3311 ENGINE ENAMEL Wed, and M. "til » National Sweepstakes JLED BANK REGISTER Friday, February 15,1963-27 Top Sailboat Attractions

Top attractions the local fleet in a two out of three team Junior Series: Comet, John Indian Scout, Dirk Isbrandtsen; ' sailboat schedule 1962 con- race regatta. Fox; Wood-Pussy, Talbott In- Blue Jay,,Paul White; July 4 tlnued to be the National Sweep- John Kull, of the Monmouth gram; Novice Wood-Pussy, Guy Series, Blue Jay, Quentin Frazier, stakes Sailing Regatta and the Boat Club, won a second straight Hembling; Turnabout, Geoff Nina Vuyosevich, Indian Scout, follow-up National Junior Sweep- Atlantic Coast Flying Dutchman Bourne; Novice Turnabout, Glenn Dirk Iiibrandtsen, Herb Johnson stakes, both sponsored by the title at Spray Beach in July. Rogers; Blue Jay, Juhn Mac- Labor Day Series: Blue Jay, Nina Monmouth Boat Club on the The seventh annual Atlantic Evoy; Sailfish, Hughie Howard. Vuyosevich, Indian Scout, Drew Nsvesink River in mid-August. Highlands Y. C. open regatta Holiday Series: Comet, Bud Brinokerhoff. The 14th annual renewal of the titles went to Ed Braddock, in Rogers; Blue Jay, Bob Yeager; National Sweepstakes, Aug. 11-12, Stars, Quentin Frazier, in Blue Turnabout, Alice Robinson; draw a record-smashing 136 boats Jays and Bob Tepper, in Jets. Wood-Pussy, Don Pagdin. Get Crusader in seven one-design classes, A list of area club sailing cham- Turnabout Series: Tune - Up, 8C Contestants pions follows: Alice Robinson; July 4, Jim Engine Franchise Adamson; Special, Alice Robin- A total of 86 contestants turned 1962 Club Sailing Champions LITTLE SILVER — The Little out for the fourth annual Junior son; Summer, Jim Adamson. Monmouth Boat Club Silver Marine, Branch Ave. at Sweepstakes, Aug. 13-14, in eight Spring Series: Lightening, Ar- Club Championship Regatta: the railroad station, recently ac- classes. Shrewsbury S. & Y. C. nold Schwartz, Flying Dutchman, Comet, Bud Rogers; Wood-Pussy, youngsters dominated the Junior John Kull, Penguin, Roger Talbott Ingram; Blue Jay, John quired the Crusader Marine en- Sweeps, winning five of the eight Brown, Wood-Pussy, Ruff Cook, MacEvoy; Turnabout, Alice gine franchise. class titles. Robinson, Wood - Pussy Round Comet, Bud Rogers, Jet, Cal The firm, according to owner A brother - sister combination Engle. Robin, Paul Wilson; Around Is- from the host Monmouth Boat Summer Series: Lightning, land Races. Blue Jay, John Mac- Jack Powell, will handle salef Club, Bob and Renee Marko, won June Methot, Wood-Pussy, Brub Evoy; Wood-Pussy, Art Poole; and warranty work on all Cru- titles. Bob took the Jet crown, Hance, Flying Dutchman, John Turnabout, Lynn Jones. Labor sader engines in an area from while sister Renee won in Stan- Day Series: Comet, Bud Rogers; Kull, Penguin, Charles Long, Jet, Point Pleasant to Rutherford. ' dard Sailfish. Bill Olsen, Comet, Lawrence Wood - Pussy, Lance Massey; Shrewsbury champions included Pick. Turnabout, Alice Robinson; Blue Jim Marinell, Comets, John Mac- Fall Series. Lightning, Roy Jay, John MacEvoy. Past Com- Evoy, Blue Jays, Sarah Meltzoff, Knapp, Penguin, Jean Harrison, modore's Race, Dave Kingston; Turnabouts, Hughie Howard, Jet, Bill Olmstead, Wood-Pussy, Ladies Race, Jane Robinson; CAVALIER YACHT— New 1963 35-foot 'Chris-Craft yacht, powered by twin Chris-Craft 185 hp Y-8 engines Super Sailfish and Don Pagdin, Brub Hance, Flying Dutchman, Comet Team Race, Arthur Fox. Wood-Pussjes., Navesink Sailing Society with hydraulic clutch controls, offers double cabin cruising for si&- /targe main' salon, lower right, and galley Wim Verkooyen. Monmouth Boat Club had three Junior Series: Wood - Pussy, Wood - Pussy Series, Brub unit* into one ipaeious living area surrounded by port and starboard sliding windows. Private lavatory and state- of Ihe. seven class champions in John Lartaud, Standard Sailfish, Hance. the Senior Sweepstakes: Winners room forward. Aft stateroom, lower left, has twin berths, private lavatory, and easy access to aft deck. Decora- Dave Craver, Super Sailfish, Les Rumson Country Club included Reid, Dickersorl, Light- Hdthaway. Arrow Club Championship, tor ityled appointments include carpeting, draperies, and cabin headlining throughout. . ., nings, Harold "RV Lartaud, Misc.: Junior Jet, Mickey Manton Metcalf 3d; Arrow Handi- Wood-Pussies and Bruce Ander- Olsen, Ladies Jet, Renee Marko, cap Series, Dick Mercer. son, Penguins. • • Atwater Lightning, June Methot, Junior Series: Turnabout TENTH ANNUAL .Other Titles , . Mdltenberger Novice, Marvin Championship, Hank Gilbertson; Other Sweeps' titles went to Broder, Russell Novice, Dede Sunday Turnabout, Ted Haebler; New Sailboat's Art Lange, tayaillette Y.,C., Fly- JERSEY COAST Heron, Fleet Wood-Pussy, Brub Misc.: July Arrow, Bill Haeb- 'ng Dutchmen, Peter Jones, Bay Hance, Crew (Jib), Dede Heron, ler; Fiddler Trophy, Manton Head Y. C, Jets, Charles "Bud" Crew (Main) Patrick Carr, Eisner Metcalf 3d; Mercer Cup, Bill BOAT SHOW Rodgers, Shrewsbury S. & Y. C., Comet, Lawrence Pick, Bui! Haebler; Commodore's Cup, Design Is Unique Comets and Quentin Frazier, trophy, Tom Field Jr., Good Manton Metcalf 3d; Sandy Hook River Rats, Blue Jays. Sportsmanship (Juniors) Les Arrow Race, Don Summa. ' FEBRUARY 16-24 ' Chris-Craft's fleet includes fo shown to the public for the first The Monmouth club also spon- Hathaway. Fair Haven River Rats the first time, a fiberglass 35- time. Chris-Craft's Thompson Di- sored the first annual Long John I • CdUlSHS, OUTBOAI)DS. SAILBOATS, ENGINES, MAMNE' V Shrewsbury S. &.y. C. Spring Series: Indian Scout, I EQUIPMENT. tARGEST SEliaiON OF JEHSEY SEA SKIFFS foot sailboat and a steel cruise; vision , is completing a new' fac-Lightning regatta in April, won Jack. Jamison; Blue Jay, Quentin • , JJ^J} UNDM ONE HOOFI . • • . Spring Series: Comet, Bud design with pilothouse forward. tory in Cortland, N. Y. to build by Bob Lippincott, Rivertori Y.C. Rogers; Wood-Pussy, Stimpson Frazier. . :, in* «, y. FRff Courw truplicino rop« and knot lying. [U.S.CMM Guard Aux.}\ and the District One Jet cham- *.*»*•• J "»•. ,,' "Wt furriih lb» SOR».". All WELCOME tbe fleet of 15 and 17-foot models. Brown; Turnabout, Jim Adam- Summer Series: Open Blue Jay, Also featured are a new' ma- pionship in Jane, won by John [ G«Mfol AJmlulnm tt.OO - CMIaViniiOit 'AmpltFREE PAHKING Thompson also produces a line son; Blue Jay, John MacEvoy. Fip Chinnock; Ladies Blue Jay, hogany-planked 34-foot Sedan Applegate of Beachwood Y. C. JM»Y CASQUE, Dincljf -: Houra MO Daily, I 7 Sunday! of lapstrake outboards and in- Summer Series: Comet, Leigh- Diane Hitchcock; Novice Blue : cruiser, a lapstrake 34'foot cruis- Monmouth's fall regattas ran board-outhoard . powered sport ton Waters; Wood-Pussy, Stimp- Jay, Margo Frazier; Open Indian er, a four-sleeper 26-foot Cava into fdul weathefr, but went off son Brown; Turnabout, Alice Scout, Bob McCutcheon. boats and small cruisers. on schedule. The Gravy Bowl for Her, and new fleets of fiberglass The 34-foot "Constellation Se- Robinson; Blue Jay, John Mac- Fall Series: Blue Jay, Fip Jets in October went to Ed Chinnock; Indian Scout, Bob and lapstrake butibbards. in," designed especially Evoy. Fall Series: Comet, Leighton McCutcheon Jr. The sloop-rigged 35-foot "Sa eastern seaboard offshore cruis- T Isoger Brown took Waters; Wood-Pussy, Stimpson Misc.: Mayor's Award, Chery SAVE *90O Yacht," first sailboat . evei ing, has an enclosable bridge and the Turkey Bowl In November. Brown: Turnabout, Geoff Bourne; Wainwright; Capt. Ed Little launched by Chris-Craft, is Local Winners enlarged cabin facilities that in- I Blue Jay, Gordon Potter; Polly's Award, Fred Brandt family; SEE THE GIANT 18' CHETEK OFFSHORE Sparkman and Stephens design One of Jersey's top open re-!p'"^ corporate an optional electric Wood-Pussy, Art Poole Commodore's Award, Bob, Vir- with fore and aft cabins, amid- gattas, the 16th annual Red Grant UPSTRAKE WITH 65 Jtt>. MERCURY and TRAILEP galley, shower, and comfortable Auxiliary Handicap, Lea .Adam- ginia Howat and Donna Duck- ships cockpit and auxiliary pow- at the Raritan Y. C, Perth Am- g cruising accommodations for six. son 2d. d ATA er. boy, produced three local winners worth; Golden Jubilee Series, The new steel-hulled 38-foo — Reid Dickerson, Lightnings, Roamer "Offshore" cruiser, witl Leighton Waters, Comets and Give-A-Way Price oilothouse forward rather thai Set Lectures Lea Adamson, "C" Handicap Boot* numbers 23 and 24, Second floor rear, the conventional position bridge division. Asbury Park Beat Show . aft of the cabin, is also dis- Bob Blair, Cold Spring Harbor tinguished by optional flying On Boating Y. C, Long Island, won a second / New Jersey's "Boating Supermarket" < .•:'•• ' bridge controls atop the pilo ASBURY PARK — A program successive Wood-Pussy National house, topside sundeck, and af dedicated to making pleasure title in an event held on Long cockpit. Twin vee-drives. provide boating more fun for the fami!y4- Island Sound in late August. Ruff speeds to 29 mph for the uncon- by making it safe—will be among Cook, Monmouth B. C, won the A&BBOAT SALES ventional pleasure cruiser. the highlights at the 10th An- N. J. State Wood-Pussy crown at HIGHWAY 34, BELFORD 787-5000 Fiberglass "Corsair" ou nual Jersey Coast Boat Show in Shrewsbury S. & Y. C. in July. boards, small cruisers and in Convention Hall. Other Stats sailing titles went BOAT (between KeansbHro. and Atlantic Highlands) board-outboards are also beinf More .than a dozen federal, to Bob Seidelmann, Cooper Riyer state and regional organizations Y. C, in Lightnings; Gardner EPOX1FY will sponsor educational exhibits Cox, Mantoloking Y. C, in Pen and lectures including graphic gums and Bob Wright, Pines GLASS colored sound films, and will dis- Lake Y. C, in Jets. tribute a wide, variety of free Runyon Colie Jr., Mantoloking VISIT US AT THE BOAT SHOW BLUE WATER instructional literature to visitor's Y. C, dominated the Penguin during ihe run of the show. class, winning every major title See the 1963 ... Headed by the U. S. Depart- except the State crown. Colie MARINE ment of Commerce, Coast & Geo- climaxed the season by taking detic Survey, exhibits in the edu-his seventh National Penguin ANC ARROW New Jersey's leading dealer for cational category will also be championship at Sayville, L I. sponsored by the N. J. Bureau Jet 14 Title ; of Navigation, which plans to fea- The Jet 14 National title went PENN YAN ture a comprehensive and de- to Doug Kenyon, Wales, Mass., From Pearson Fiberglass Cruisers tailed outline of the regulations tb» North American Flying Dutch- covering New Jersey's new Small man honors to Ward McKlmm. CUSTOM CRAFT Atlantic Zobel Sea Skiffs Boat Licensing Law. Ottawa, Canada and the Comet Units of the U. S. Power Squad- title to Norm Freeman, Ithaca, Glass! THE PAIN N. Y. ALL MODELS IN STOCK ron, U. S. Coast Guard Reserve, TOMORRO U. S. Coast Guard Auxiliary and Bob Rogers won the North Jer- VAN WINKLE MARINE DEMONSTRATION RIDES BY. APPOINTMENT Mariner Scouts will also hava sey Comet Territorials at Shrews- Marine Supplies — Trailer Sales & Rentals exhibits. bury S. &'Y. C. n August. The Thompson Boats YOUR USE Shrewsbury club won the Bar- . :•.....' ALSO .;:••• ,/,-,:.'•;.•• clay challenge series defeating a 115 HWY. 35 EATONTOWN Duck t)ecoys visiting Little Egg Harbor Y. C. LARGE SELECTION OF On Display • Boat Glass USED BOATS • Plexi Glass ASBURY PARK—The modern- for more boating fun... ized version of making the old • Quick Complete "In-Yard" Listing fashioned carved duck decoys Available Upon Request will be among the features ex- Friendly hibits at the Jersey Coast Boat Show. 1963 Courteous 700 OCEAN AVE. SEA BRIGHT More than 200 exhibits of boats, engines and equipment will high- Service SH 2-0091 Open Sevan Days World's finest finish for boats light the 10th anniversary cele- of wood, fiberglass or metal. bration. • Authorised Tested in satellites, rockets Jerry Gasque, managing direc- and space capsules, only Poly- tor of the show, said that the de- Insurance Aqua offers you the kind of coy exhibit will be staged by protection you need (o guard Charles Birdsall of Point Pleas- Replacement against the ravages of salt ant who has become one of the water and weather. Come in nation's foremost producers of • Ample. Free BOATERS LOVE for a free demonstration. water fowl decoys. Utilizing balsa or white cedar Parking! wood in producing the machine SEE THE NEW BOSTON WHALER NOW ON DISPLAY OUR KLARIN'S made decoys which are hard to • Easy Char gel detect from the original hand- We invite you to stop in at our showroom at 75 White Street, Red Bank, Paint & Wallpaper Co. crafted "birds," Birdsall has be- to find out why people who demand the most from boats choose the Boston • "The Color Center come noted throughout the U. S., FINE FOOD of Monmouth County" Canada and Puerto Rico for the Whaler — for lake, river and open ocean . . . you need only see and drive quality and life-like appearance LANTIC ons once. ' 26 MONMOUTH ST. of his simulated wood replicas Red Bank SH 7-3838 of ducks, geese, pheasant, eagles AND and seagulls. ALSO SEE THE NEW! 1963 MERCURY GLASS CO. 21 MAPLE AVE. ENTERTAINMENT BRITISH SEAGULL MOTORS cor. White St. SAILFISH & Maple Ave, RED BANK OUTBOARD MOTORS In a wide selection Dinners and Luncheons daily except Monday Tel. SHadyside Rugged - Reliable • Simple HYDRODYNE starting at B h. p. to 7-2020 the heavy duty 100 h. p. THE We have a complete line of Ma- AVON INFLATABLE DINGHIES rina hardware and accessories to So. of 18th Ave. SALES - SERVICE Hwy. 71 (4N) accommodate all your boating Handy * Light - Tough PARTS BELMAR RUMSON HOTEL needs. Tel. MUtual 1-1200 10 WATERMAN AVENUE, RUMSON SEA BRIGHT MARINE CENTER Opm All Day PHONE 842-2000 1062 OCEAN AVE. SEA BRIGHT BOAT SKI and SCOOTER CENTER Saturday Your Host—JOHN WILSON ("Sea us or the show"—booth 28) 75 WHITE ST. SH 1-1124 RED BANK 2&—Friday, February ]5,1903 RED BANK REGISTER Religious News REFOHMJEft PRESBYTERIAN Middletown Shrewsbury Rev. Earl D. Compton will Services will be conducted at preach at the II a.m.. service 9:30 and 11 a.m. Sunday. Rev. Sunday on "Giving God A' John R. Collins, pastor, will Chance." preach on "Happy Mourners" Sunday school will meet at based on the text Matt. 5:4. 9:30 a.m. The sacred music for the serv- The senior and junior young ices will be played by Marian| people's groups will meet Sunday Tatem, organist and choir direc- at 7:30 p.m. tor. The Chorister choir will sing The first meeting of the spring at the 9:30 service. At the later communicants' class will be held service, the senior choir will ren- Saturday, Feb. 23, at 10 a.m. der the anthem. ', The usher! at the 9:1)0 service BAPTIST will include Alfred C. Clark, New Monmouth George P. Engeldrum, Thomas Bible school meets at 9:30 a.m. B. Eldershaw and Sylvester Ne- Sunday. ville./ Those serving at the later Rev. William E. Bisgrove will service- will include: Winthrop preach at the 10:49 a.m. service Macomber, Arnold T. Anderson on "What 1 Have Learned." and William J. MacNutt. At the 7:45 p.m. service the The Junior High Fellowship pastor will preach on "Be Ye will meet at 6 p.m. Sunday un- der the direction of George G. FAST, FUTURISTIC, FIBERGLASS — The all-new Pearson 28 foot Express cruiser makes Followers of Me." The young people will have charge of the Grim, Jr. TJie Senlor-Westmln- its local debut at the Jersey Coast Boat Show. This new addition to the Pearson Pow- music. ster Fellowship will meet at 6:30; er Boat family was cruised extensively in this area by Blue Water Marina, Sea The midweek service of prayer p.m. Bright, the New Jersey Pearson dealer, before the final interior design was com- is at 7:30 p.m. each Wednesday. Rev. Mr. Collins will conduct The Sky Pilots meet Thursday, a communicants' class starting NEW WEST BEND MOTOR — Dramatic new styling which *}«»« >mo»th, flowing pleted. at 7 p.m. and the young people today at 4 p.m. In the church at 7:30 p.m. The Bykota and the bouse. The Junior Fellowship lines and simplicity of deiign highlight West Bend's new 1963 outboard motors. pastor's choir meet Friday after jwill bold a Valentine dance in Show is West Bend's Golden Shark 30 h.p. with manual starting, adaptable to elec- Vote $1,006 For Lake Use school. Samuel Blair Hall tonight from 7 187-Day to 11 p.mr tric starting with a conversion kit. This and the complete line of I°6S Watt Bend FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP —: per cent of the cost of operating ST. CLEMENTS EPISCOPAL A joint board meeting for all motors can be seen at Sandy Point Marina, 266 Mantoloking Road, Adamston, Brick The Township Committee has the lake. officers, will be held Tuesday at Township. , ... voted an appropriation of $1,001 Lake Topanemus is owned by Belford . 8 p.m. in the church bouse. Calendar to the Borough of Freehold fo the borough but is one mile On Sexagesima Sunday the the township's portion of the op from the borough line within service of matins will be held The Morning Circle will meet eration of Lake Topanemus. Freehold Township. For the past at 7:40 a.m. by the vicar. Rev, in the home of Mrs. G. Lawton Ralph Edwards. Holy Eucharist Cox, 82 Cloverdale Cir., New Approved The committee acted following few years, the township has giv- Symbolism Returns and sermon will be at 8 a.m. Shrewsbury, 'Wednesday at 9:30 receipt of a letter from borougl en the borough $1,000 in return The acolytes will be Richard Me- a.m. The Morning Circle study officials; that requested the town for letting township residents use RUMSON - A 187-day calen- ginley and Norman Severs. By GEORGE W. CORNELL widely shunned, by Protestantism, churches now include artistic fea- ship pay $3,200 annually, or 4C the lake. The borough in the past group will meet at 9:30 a.m. in a carry-over from the break with tures once avoided. dar for 1963-64 was approved by has kept all of the gate receipts. At 9:30 a.m., sung Eucharist the church lounge. The deacons Artwork and symbolic fixtures, once seldom used in American Roman Catholicism and • its ex- Pastor Gouker, who for 25 the Board of Education Wednes- , The borough, upon the sugges-| and sermon. The acolytes will be will meet ait 8 p.m. in the con- years has .been director of the tion of the Parks and Playground Lester August, Robert Krueger, ference room. Protestant churches, today have tensive use of symbols and statu- day night. It provides for one an increasingly prominent place |ary. Ecclesiastical Arts Department Board Approves Advisory Committee, recom- and Ernest Schaeffer. At this Hie Afternoon Circle will meet more school day than Fair Haven in many of them. "We went too far in many, cases for what is now the Lutheran mended that the township expend hour, Mrs. Edward Grob will hold Thursday at 1:30 p.m. in the so- has scheduled, and two more "The whole atmosphere has and rebelled at everything, at art Church in America, said it has 40 per cent of the operating cost a class for children between the cial room of the church. days than that called for by the Contracts Of and in return the borough would changed," says Rev. J. W. Gou- forms' with any trace_or tint of turned out supplies "for practi ages of 3 and 5 years in the un- The Men's Communion break- oally all denominations" in re- give the township 40 per cent ofj dercroft. Alter this service, the ker of Philadelphia, who for a the Roman church," Pastor Gou- high school calendar. fast will be served in the Method- 1 ker said. "Lutherans and Episco-lcent times. Two Teachers the receipts. • regular classes- of the church quarter of a century has been in- The calendar: ist Church, Red Bank, on Wash- palians retained a little, but they! One of the country's largest The Township Committee school will be held. .close touch with the gradual Sept. 4, school opens; Nov. 7 NEW SHREWSBURY - Th ington's Birthday at 7 a.m. The transformation. also were pretty stark and barrenjehurch-operated flants for pro- pressed willingness to hold a con- At 7 p.m., the PF and the and 8, school closed for NJEA Tinton Falls Board of Educatio; guest speaker will be Deputy In- "At one time, most Protestants for a long time. during church furnishings, the convention; Nov. 27, full session, Wednesday night approved con ference with borough officials to JVC will go on a roller skating spector Conrad Jensen of the discuss the matter further. almost completely abandoned But now most of the churches J35-year-old institution is housed tchool closes for Thanksgiving tracts with two teachers, Miss party after their business meet- New York City Police Depart- are regaining something of whatjin the Lutherans' big Fortress In other business, the commit- symbolism in their churches. But at end of day; Nov. 28, Thanks- Louise Grover and Mrs. Juni nig. ment. they had lost. It's awfully diffl-l Press building in Philadelpha's tee Instructed Tax Collector now it is coming back. They real- giving. Power. The sanctuary lamp candle this ize it has some significance." cult any more to tell whether suburban Germantown. Woodrow W. Burke to charge de- week is given in memory of John NEW APOSTOLIC Nov. 29, school closed instead Miss Grover will teach fift! linquent taxpayers 6 per cent in- To an Increasing extent, you'll you're in a Methodist, Presbyte-1 "We set out originally Just to and Jane Humphrey by Mrs. An- Red Bank Of Election Day; Dec. 20, full grade at a salary of $4,600. Sh terest. find sanctuaries of most tradi- rian, Lutheran or Episcopal serve our own church," Pastor session, school closes for Christ- has been serving as a substitute na Edwards, in memory of Harry Rev. Carl Rettberg of the tional denominations with cross- church." Gouker said. "But we found oth- Township Clerk Harold Schank Mitchell by Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Irvington congregation will con mas holidays, at end of day; in the class since November. said that this had not been done es on the altar, candlesticks, dec- Also in denominations of more er people coming to us." About Jan. 2, 1964, school reopens; Feb. Mrs. Power will teach third Miller and in' memory of Irma duct the 10 a.m. service Sunday. orative reredoses behind the al- informal customs—Baptists, the a third of the output, he said, In the past, but will be in the Muller by Mrs. John P. Euler. The text word will be taken from 20, school closed, Professional grade, where she has been a sub future. • tar, carved or painted figures, United Church (Congregationalist now goes to other denomma- The service of matins at 8:45 Revelation 3:14-18. Sunday school Day for Teachers; Feb. 21, school stitute since Feb. 1, at a salary vestments for choir and clergy. and Reformed), Disciples, United|tjOns, including some Roman closed for Washington's Birthday; of $5,900. a.m. and Holy Eucharist at 9 meets at 8:45 a.m. In the past, such items were Brethren and others — some|catholic and Orthodox churches. March 25, full session, school Four names were added to thi a.m. will be held each day Mon- The midweek service Wednes- Highly specialized craftsmen, closes for Easter holidays, at substitutes' list: James D. Nor day through Saturday this week. day at 8 p.m. will be conducted including wood-carvers, sculptors, end of day; April 6, school re- wood of Long Branch, and Mis: Licensing The sacrament of penance will by the rector, Rev. Werner A. silversmiths, stone and metal- Opens, and June 19, school closes. Linda Hamblen, Mrs. Add! (Continued) be administered Saturday from Schneider, workers, many of them brought 4 to 5 p.m. The Church in Paris Brooks and Emerson McDermot sen, Highlands; Winter Yacht from Europe because of their all of New Shrewsbury. Basin, Maritoloking. Th« "Men of St. Clement's" will WESTMINSTER scarcity in this country, work in School Board Hires m,eet at 8 p.m. Monday. By JERRY EDGERTON States before comng to Europe. The board voted to pay its fi Also, Zeller Cruiser Sales PRESBYTERIAN the shops, making chalices, mar- The St. Agnes' Guild will spon- . Middletown PARIS (AP)-"We marry, we The Paris church is quite a new Miss Jo Anne Maloney nal tuition bill to Red Bank High Toms River; Morton Johnson & 'experience, says the Rev. Mr. ble altars, baptismal fonts, cross- sor a card party in the under- "Breaking Fallow Ground' bury and we baptize." RUMSON — Miss Jo Anne Mfl- School, for $4,601.57. This sum Company, Inc., Bay Head; R. S. es, statues, prayerstools and.oth- croft Wednesday at 8 p.m. will be the topic of Rev. Harlan Tne American Church in Paris Sargent, a New York City naUve. £ loney of 327 Branch Ave., Little represents supplementary pay Woodruff Co., Point Pleasant; The St. Clement's Guild will C. Durfee's sermon at both serv- doe*«s carrvy out all these tradition-- "I spent most of my time before « Silver, was appointed to the For- ment for those seniors who com Sandy Point Marina, I n c Skilled seamstresses turn out hold a pancake and sausage sup- ices Sunday at 9:15 a.m. and al functions. But its pastor, the. working in American, suburban, restdale School faculty by the pleted their high school education Adamston; Wildfowler Decoys, varicolored embroidery, by hand per from 5:30 to 7 p.m. Tuesday 10:45 a.m. Rev. Martin Van Buren Sargent, white, Protestant communities. school board Wednesday night, in Red Bank in 1960-'61, after the Point Pleasant; Bache & Co., It's really something to look out and machine, in imported dam- Monmouth Regional High Schoo Newark; Van Winkle Marine, (Shrove Tuesday). Church school will meet at 9:15 is quick to make it clear that asks and other materials—altar effective next September. the church's activities don't stop over the congregaUpn a Sunday! was opened. Eatontown; Ocean Beach Marina, a.m. and the Senior and Junior and pulpit hangings, stoles, tap- She is a graduate of Rosemont morning and see Africans, Orient- Lavallette; Sea Bright Marine REFORMED High United Presbyterian youth there. College, Rosemont, Pa., and will als.. a$d Caucasians all Center, Sea Bright; Edelweiss New Shrewsbury groups wilfmeet-at 7 p.m. at Some of file other services of interwoven with figures and sym- receive an annual salary of $4,- Second Garden Have ping-together." Gardens, Robbinsville; Fire Con- On Sunday Rev. Isaac C. Rot- the church. this unique religious institution Ibcls, 700. She has had no previous He said that the diplomatic, mili- 'Good Citizenship' Goal trol Products, Inc., Linden; Unit- tenberg returns to the pulpit. He are maintaining bunks for Amer- Such symbols", Pastor Gouker teaching experience, but did The members of the congrega- tary and business personnel who HAZLET — For the secom ed Plastic Products Co., Flor- will preach on "When God Equips . _ ican soldiers on leave, providing said, are "voices of the church practice teaching in the Rumson tion have been invited to share make up most of the permanent year, students in Mrs. John ence; Morgan Lumber Co., South the Inadequate." a Brotherhood Week service a meeting place for the Paris —what makes it different from membership often leave things in school. Ketchow's fifth grade at Middli Amboy, and Carteret Auto Parts, The ushers for the 9:30 service with the congregation of Beth chapter of Alcoholics Anonymous, an ordinary meeting hall. When the church storage space if they Road School are conducting thei: Carteret. will be John Ciuchta, Richard Torah Temple, in Wanamassa, running a bilingual nursery and they're understood, they/serve a are called upon to move sudden- schoolwide "Good Citizenshi Mast, Paul Johnson and Herbert supplying rooms for the ^ Ameri- real teaching use without! word Friday night, Feb. 22. ly. The church's safe even con- Campaign." Springer. Ushers at the 11 a.m. can College in Paris. «ing said." Enter "Valentines service will be Fred Horsfall, tains several valuable silver items They are watching films SALVATION ARMY Said to be the oldest U.S. Donald Donahue, Lester Shibla left there at the start of World courtesy, citizenship and respect, In Center's Contest Red Bank church on foreign soil, the Ameri- and are observing other children and Robert MacConnell. War II and never claimed. HAND-CRAFTED A complete line HAZLET — Pupils of Middle! Sunday school meets at 9:45|can Church held its first meet- perform acts of helpfulness. Sunday evening at 6:30 p.m. to fill your needs. Road School are participating in a.m. The holiness meeting, con-j ings in 1814 in private homes. In Any student observed in an act the Junior Youth Fellowship will the "Valentines on Parade" con-! ducted by Brigadier and Mrs. own Youths of good citizenship will be asket meet in White Hall. The Senior 1857 the church built a building Middleto CEDAR test being conducted in Mon- John Fahey, and the Junior Sol-; and began to hold public meet- Blue Water Marine his name, and each Friday du: Youth Fellowship meets at 7:30; Complete Trainitig mouth Shopping Center, Eaton- diers meeting are at 11 a.m. ings. This first church was on the ing this February will be awardec p.m. OUTBOARD 700 Ocean Avenue town. The young people's service is at Rue de Berri, near the Champs CAPE MAY - Two Middle- good citizenship badge. There will be a consistory town youths have completed bas- Sea Bright, N. J. Mrs. John Ketchow, fifth grade j 6:15 p.m. and the evening serv-jElysees, in what is now the build- ROWBOATS During the class, the students teacher, has reported that the meeting Monday at 8 p.m ing of the New York Herald ic training at the Coast Guard 842-0091 ice at 7:30. have prepared posters with the following students have entered The study group will meet Tues- Tribune European edition. In 1931 Receiving Station here. 8 FT. TO U FT. theme "Have a Heart, Be a Gooc day at 10:30 a.m. Program chairmen will be In- valentines in the competition, aft- stalled at the Women's Home the church moved across the They are Seaman Frederick W. Citizen." er class elections in grades one Confirmation classes will meet League, meeting Tuesday at 8 Seine to its present spacious es- Bell, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gavin through five: with the pastor Wednesday at tablishment on'the Quai d'Orsay. J. Bell, 2 Benton Ave., Leonardo, AT BOOTH 2IC 6:30 and 7:30 p.m. Barbara Oman, Theresa Gor- Although the approximately 500 and Seaman Patrick Cassidy, JERSEY COAST BOAT SHOW PORCELAIN REPAIRED dowski, Theresa Zeczkovwki, The annual Washington's Birth- The League of Mercy will meetl son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald P. day Men's Communion Breakfast .n the citadel Wednesday at 1:30 seats of the church are filled and Robert Burozski, Carol Ryan, p.m. for the visitation to nurs- nearly every Sunday for the inter- Cassidy, 89 Parkview Ter., Lln- Louise Jakstonis, Theodore Haw- will be held in the Red Bank :roft. HIBBARD BOATWORKS Methodist Church, Friday. Peter Ing homes and hospitals. Mid-denominational Protestant serv- REFINISHED thorne, Robert Feehaai, Donna ice, the Rev. Mr. Sargent says Seaman Cassidy has been as- Mantoloking Road * Sapienza, Ramone Deely, Mi- Moreau is in charge of tickets. week prayer service is at 7:30 ny ORIGINAL COLORS OR CHANGE COLORS! p.m. that actual membership is some igned to electronics school at BRICK TOWN, N. J. chael Harold, Susan Ready, Jen- 3roton, Conn., while Seaman Bell CONGREGATION BETH The Junior Legion and the|what less than 200. "If you've nifer Easton, Rina Kime, Joy mil report to the New York dis- BAYVILLE BOATWORKS CHIPPED Johnson, Jessica O'Brien, Allen SHALOM Crusaders will meet Thursday at been here three years, you're an old hand," he adds. rict headquarters of the C o a s t Route t Bayvllle, N. J. SINKS White, Richard Owen, Glenn Red Bank 4 p.m. There will be a youth WTiaien, Margaret Grant, Ken- The first late Friday evening fellowship family supper at 5:30 By this yardstick, the minister TUBS neth Greenfield, Susan Wynne oneg shabbat of the year will p.m. The Corps cadets meet at himself is not at all an old hand. He has been here four months. APPLIANCES and Joan Darcy. take place tonight at 8 o'clock. p.m. you may not The contest will continue Rabbi Albert Hollander will The Sunbeams will meet Fri- The 43-year-old pastor served in 5*" through tomorrow. preach on "The Unlovable Neigh-j day at 5:30 p.m. and the Girl three churches in the United be able to PORCE COTE OF MONMOUTH COUNTY bor—A Brotherhood Week Ser-! Guards at 7 p.m. Professional Day mon." Refreshments will be HOUNESS afford a cruiser.. FREE ESTIMATES—CALL 291-0535 served by the sisterhood. PILGRIM BAPTIST Long Branch Held in Township Sabbath morning services are Red Bank Sunday schoo) and junior RARITAN TOWNSHIP - R.... at 9:30. Rabbi Hollander will Rev. H. L. Morgan, pastor, will church will meet at 10 a.m. Thomas Jannarone, superintend- preach on "A Lesson in Admin' conduct services Sunday at 11:30 Scripture lesson and prayer But... YOU CAN AFFORD ent! of schools, addressed the stration—How to Learn From a.m. service for the sick will be con- SPARKMAN & STEPHENS staff of the township's schools an Idolator." Junior congrega- Sunday school will meet at io| ducted by Rtv. E. H. Lawrence, at a Professional Day meeting ion Is at 9:30. Barbara Cohen a.m. pastor, Monday at 8 p.m. lat Tuesday at the high will summarize the weekly Tor- A prayer meeting will be held in Westminster Hall. A CRUISE! school. ah portion. The leader of the Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. Luncheon was served in the service is Austin Sherman. ST. JAMES EPISCOPAL lot Allen Peterson cafeteria, followed by an address The Adult Institute meets Mon- FRIENDS MEETING Eatontown by Dr. James Jan-Tausch, direc- day night. Two classes are of- Shrewsbury Sunday there will be a cele- r Travel Service :or of remedial education in the ered: one in elementary Hebrew The Religious Society bration of the Holy Eucharist at New Jersey State Department of at 8 o'clock and a discussion Friends, (Quakers,) meets every 8 and 10 a.m. Church school arrange a Education. group on the Jewish law of per- Firstday, (Sunday,) at 11 a.m. meets at 10 a.m. RACING Subject area meetings were sonal status at 9 o'clock. This Firstday school for religious ed- The Episcopal Churchwomen held to establish a kindergarten week the marriage ceremony will ucation of children meets at 10:30 will meet Wednesday at 8 p.m. LOW COST 12th grade curriculum. analyzed. a.m. All are welcome. in the parish house. 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THE RYATTS By CAL ALLEY THE RYATTS By CAL ALLEY, WE'RE M/IHG OOZ (siVEIVOANTf CAMPY» EAQLYTC AJV8DDY T ^ 30—Friday, February 15, 1563 RED BAN'K REGISTER Commission Offers Science Students Shade Tree Service MipttUETOWN — The local funds "available to the contmii- To Dine Tonight ,hade Tree Commission is again sion. J -wing 1 shtde tree planting Mr. Jordan said it Is the hope COLTS NECK TOWNSHIP - Section of the American Chemi- >rogram to residents. of the commission that residents Outstanding science students in cal Society. The spring drive, designed to take advantage of the offer's ad- county high schools and their Approximately 90 students and ie!p residents Improve and beau- vantages of economical price and 30 teachers will be guests of the minimum offort on the home- teachers will be honored tonight ify their property by providing county section at dinner in Colts hade trees at a nominal cost, owner's part at the annual Education Dinner Neck Inn, here, Dr. John N. res Initiated last week at a ipe- Photographs of the trees avail- Meeting of the Monmouth County Mrgudich, Long Branch, section :!•! meeting of the commission- able will be on display in Town- chairman, said. Registration is irs. ship Hall. scheduled for 6:15. Jess Jordan, commission chair- The awards will consist of cash! ,nan, disclosed that the commis- DINNER TOMORROW Appoint Scout prizes of $100, $50 and $25 to sion will provide and plant l'/S- WEST KEANSBURG — Cub three worthy and outstanding •nrh thick trees for less thafl Pack'149, sponsored by the Par- ence students; $50 and $25 and a Unit Promoters heir cost, at $10 per tree, t-Teacher Association, will hofd etter of recognition to their re plications are available at the MATAWAN — Commissioners spective teachers,' and certifi- a bine and gold dinner in the of Chingarora District, Mon- SALE CO-ORDINATES — Talk about people getting together, in real estate activity, this group takes the cake. To Township Hall and will be ac- fire house tomorrow at 5:30 p.m. cates of merit to the three run- cepted until March 15. mouth Council, Boy Scouts ol ner-up students. begin with, Mr/and Mrs. John W. Parker and his sister, Mrs. Ruth Parker Williams, sold' the family homestead and America, mot recently in the Mr. Jordan said the following Twenty-eight students are en- 13 acres at 319 Sycamore Ave., Shrewsbury, to the Wychfield Realty Co., Matawan, represented by Howard Siegal home of James F. Flynn, Ravine procedure has been initiated: tered in the competition, Dr. Dr. and Raymond Romanowich, in a sale negotiated'by James H. MacPhee of Walker and Walker, Shrewtbury realtor]. Die commission will plant hack- Mrgudich said. The winners will Then Charles A. Darrah of Walker and Walker sold the homestead and I Vi aqres through a trade-in program to berry, plane, maple, sweetgum, Appointed to develop new scout be selected on the basis of a units were: Mr. and Mrs. William H. Landis, Jr., Neptune. Capping the transaction, L. August Verleger of Walker and Walker pin oak, sugar maple or Norway; recommendatioa from their ma- maple. The variety planted will Robert Bentley to Matawan jor science teacher and on in- sold Mr. and Mrs. Parker a house owned by Mr. and Mrs. P.,J. Tomaino, 145 Samara Dr., Shrewsbury, illustrating depend on the availability and Regional High School Parent- formation, including an essay, the chain reaction of activity are, left to right, Mrs. Williams, Mr. Parker, Mr. MacPhee, Mr. Siegal, Mr. Romano- suitability for the area. Teacher Association; AI Suss- 'urnished by the student. man, Holy Family Catholic A panel meeting on career wich, Mr. Darrah and Mr. Landis. ; , . . . The tree will be planted on the Church, Union Beach; Bill guidance in science will follow 'root lawn in accordance with the Meyer, Lillian Drive School the dinner. Panel members will :ownshlp's tree planting ordi- FTA; Gil Bennett, St. Benedict's be Dr. Sigrid Seide, research Homemaker Past Presidents lance. Catholic Church; Willis Wester chemist, DuPont Photo Products; Church to Mark The homeowner will be re- dorf, Hibernian Society, Keans- ~'rofessor Thomas Thompson, Receive Pins [uired to water, fertilize and burg; John Leonard, Faith Re- chairman of the chemistry de- Title For , ipray the tree as needed. formed Church, Hazlet; Richard partment, Monmouth ., College; HAZLET - Seven past presi The trees will be planted only Hill and Gus Bogart, Second Bap- ames Murphy^ corporate plan- dents of the Ladies' Auxiliary of •t a specific time, selected by tist Church, Keyport; Walter ner, Allied Chemical Corp.; Max Miss Bierwith Hazlet Fire Qompany were hon- he commission, in early spring. L'Hotta, American Legion, Union Klein, general manager, Macro- FREEHOLD — The First Pres- During the Lord's;'- Supper, .the ored at a meeting in the fire Trees failing to take root will Beach; Earl Huber and Gus Bo- mol Corp.; Dr. Vincent Webers, HIGHLANDS—Doris Bierwith; byterian Church will commence congregation will cflriie forward house Monday evening. be replaced If, after inspection, the commission' feels its is war- gart Calvary Methodist Church, esearch chemist, DuPonl Photo Atlantic Highlands senior of Hen- its 125th anniversary celebration and be served in the first pew. Presented with pins by the aux- Keyport; Richard Hill and Wil- ranted. 'roducts, and Walter Fedor, ed- ry Hudson Regional High School, Sunday with a re-enactment of Mr. Memmott will preach on iliary president, Mrs. Fred Huss- liam Weintraub, Second Baptist itor of Chemical Engineering has been designated Homemaker an 1838 worship service, includ- the sermon topic of "Thanks to mann, were Mrs, J. Carlton The number of trees to be Church, Matawan; Frank Flem- ilanted - wilt be limited to the •fewa. of Tomorrow in the 1963 Betty ing the Lord's Supper. Cherry. Mrs. Malcolm W. Pe- ing, Reformed Church, Keyport; God," based on First Corinthians, Thomas J. Engelbach, New Crocker Search for the Ameri- seqx, Mrs. George Kurica, Mrs. Joe Lucania, Strathmore. Rev. George G. Horn, ThD, 15:50-58. Monmouth, is chairman of the can Homemaker of Tomorrow. Edward H. Barton, Mrs. Harvey pastor emeritus arid now dean of Dr. Horn and Mr. Memmott Steve Dorko was appointe local section's education commii- Miss Bierwith achieved the Hyer, Mrs. Frank Siano and Mrs. Bloomfield Theological Seminary, will be assisted by elders with commissioner to Trinity Episci tee. Assisting with the arrange- highest score in a knowledge and John True*. will assist Rev. James R. Mem-, the, longest tenure,, many of pal Church, Matawan. ments was Donald Fox of Nep- aptitude test given to senior girls mott, pastor, hi administering the whom have been serving since The auxiliary was organized in It was announced that Eai tune. under the direction of Mrs. Jo- sacrament at the celebration, the early 1920's. 1956. Huber, Frank Fleming, Charle The section has 250 members, sephine Stock, home economics which will begin at 10:45 a.m. Vreeland, Herbert Smith an Dr. Mrgudich said. Members, of the church of more Plans were made for a work department head. She is eligible The order and content James Flynn will participate for the title of state Homemaker than 50 years standing will be night Feb. 25, a jewelry demon- prayers and readings' will the winter Explorer encampmer of Tomorrow. honored during the Service of stration March 11, a wig faihion based on the "Directory, of Wor- Thanksgiving. show in April and a smorgasbord in Forestburg, N. Y., Feb. 22-2 Basis for selection of local and TRAVEL AGENCY INC. Troop Observes ship," which was authorized fori in May. state winners is a test prepared use1 in the church in 183$,, the: Hostesses for the evening wj»re Serving Monmouth County for IS Yean • NEW by the Science Research Associa- year the Presbyterian Fraejioldj Buying or selling? Use the tion, Chicago. Register Classified for qucik re- Mrs. Frank Siano and Mrs. Jo- © Church was organized. •. t?ie| HAMMOND Boy Scout Week seph Siano. ; : , Miss Bierwith was also a Tobe- Presbyterian Historical Society in sults.—Advertisement. NOW LOCATED IN OUR SPINET NEW SHREWSBURY - Boy Coburn candidate, and has won Philadelphia has supplied the ma- ORGAN Scout Troop 100 received its several awards in home econom- terial for the prayers and" read- gUl charter this week at a special ics in the past four years. She ngs. court of honor ceremony attended Girls' State, and is a "Psalms and Hymns for So- 144 BROAD ST., REP BANK $995* Swimming River School. past member of the student coun- cial, Private and Religious Oc- Just arouadthe corner from our former office at Just 25,00 Down Philip Hartung, neighborhood cil. She is'president cf the home casions," which was commis- II RECKLESS PLACE t DIM Rmrs commissioner, presented the economics club, and plans to go • KeverMmlion charter to Lawrence Walker. sioned by the Presbyterian Gen- • Permutm Pitch into the field of fashion. Telephone SH 1-5080 • 13 Peduli Robert Walker and David eral Assembly in 1838 and au- • Twin Hpealteri Teeters were presented good thorized for use in 1843, will sup- You can reserve and pick up airline, steamship, bus • Freieti BLUE, GOLD DINNER ply the hymn words for the au- • ParannlM citizenship awards by Joseph and four tickets, hotel and retort area reservations • U Control Tab! Heinlein, representing the Amer HOLMDEL - Cub Pack 131 hentic re-enactment of services. • New Strllnt This book is from Mr. Memmott's at our offices. • Choice of Mahogany, Walnnt, can Legion. Peter Cooke was will hold its Blue and Gold din- Cnerrr Wood named troop scribe and" Pau~~ l' nener aatt ththe HolmdeHolmdell ElementarElementary private liturgical library. call na for free home demonstration School Saturday, Feb. 23, it was As in the early days, commun- It Cems No More to Book Through Scoles librarian. J. Kridel has the very latesf in cruise wear. PR 5-9300 Merit badges for stamp col- announced by committee chair- icants will be greeted at the door YOUR LOCAL TRAVEL AGENT lecting went to Jerry Cooper, man Charles Pfeiffer. DHWIUIUMI John Mannix and Robert Eberle. HAMMOND ORGAN Elevated to second class rank STUDIO OF ASBURY PARK were Michad Sidoric, Robert Mc- Cookman Ave. and Main St. Kinley, William Callaghan and Onea miry '(II » P.M. Bruce Rodman. Accepted as new Salurdnj '111 1:30 I'M, members were Wayne Mades and •r.OA raotorr Bench Kitra Kenneth BarteL Scoutmaster Frank Steckhahn received a plaque and citation SPECIAL in recognition for his years of leadership. FOLDING STEEL Ricky Blowers, Donald Brandt, Robert Eberle and James Teet- BRONZETONE ers made up the guard of honor. BRIDGE Special Session CHAIR RUMSON - A special gen- eral meeting of the Home and School Association of the Rum- $ son-Fair Haven Regional High School has been called for 1.99 Monday at 8 p.m. in the high ..•is for school auditorium. The high school Board of THE Education will present and ex- plain the revised budget for 1963-64. RAILROAD Following the presentation, questions from the audience will be answered. The meeting WAREHOUSE is open to all residents of now prettier than ever both boroughs. Voting on the budget will OUTLET take place Tuesday from 4 to in spring's new pastels HI Highway 35, Ealontown 9 p.m. in the high school li- Jnut South uf Katimloun Clrulo brary for Rumson voters, and OPEN 1MII.Y ll::ld I,, f.M in Willow Street School, Fair ' from a collection SAT. U::l0 lo «-:M Call 542-2020 Haven.

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