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Inued dally, llDirdar tbrougb Friday, hcand Clui n 7c PER COPY PAGE ONE VOL. 84, NO. 169 P»ld it Red Btnl ma U AdauianU Uiillnj OIUc.i. RED BANK, N. J., FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1962 Thousands Paying Homage to Glenn Astronaut Returnsln Triumph CAPE CANAVERAL (AP) — Astronaut John H. Glenn Jr., returns in tri- umph today to receive a medal from President Ken- nedy, homage from thou- sands and an embrace from his proud family. Glenn fit-looking and grinning, arrived back in the United States BY GEORGE, THEY DID IT — Francis J. Bolduc, executive vice pretident of the Red Bank Community Cham- at 8:40 a.m. today for the first ber of Commerce, sends three pretty young girli off to distribute 1,000 cherry pies to Red Bank shoppers as time since he whirled around the part of Washington Birthday sales promotion. Left to right are Judy A. McEver, Beryl F. Marx and Renee R. Riz- world through space last Tues- day. mto. , ' The Air Force C130 jet ferrying the space hero from his two days of post-flight examination at Grand Turk Island taxied up to the base operations office at Hughes' Record Budget nearby Patrick Air Force Base, Accompanying the astronaut in GLENN NEARS LANDING — Dropping toward a landing in the Atlantic aftor throa the big executive-type plane was orbitt of the earth, astronaut John H. Glenn peers through porthole on his right. Vice President Lyndon B. John [ton, who flew to Grand Turk this Space ihip was drifting toward sea after opening of large parachute. Thit picture Is Tentatively Approved morning wat mads by camera within capsule a minute after tha main parachute deployed. After the big welcome-home .celebration, the 40-year-old Ma IAP Wirephoto) in recommended appropriations $106.7 million in assistance to lo- TRENTON (AP) - Nearly two- Tine lieutenant colonel was tick- at a rate of $81 million an hour. cal school districts, gave the thirds of Gov. Richard J. Hughes' eted to face newsmen who had committee little leeway. Most record $500 million budget But all approved budget items a heavy list of questions to ask state aid appropriations are de- won tentative approval from the are still subject to revisions re- about his historic experience in termined by a mandatory formu- To Organize Help for Parents legislative committee examining sulting from subcommittee hear- space. la, fixed by state law. it just four hours after the com- ings scheduled for next month. Glenn's wife. Anna, his 16-year- Once the committee finist-ed its mittee launched its five-week The lawmakers started their old son David, 14-year-old daugh- review of the mandatory sections budget review. review by approving $217.5 mil- ter Lyn and six other relatives Of Cancer-Stricken Youngster lion in state aid, about 40 per the brisk pace slackened. The Joint Appropriations Com- arrived here last night after rid- cent of the total budget, in less But It still managed to approve RED BANK — The parents of donations in the name of the fam- Work is scarce on the docks mittee of the New Jersey legis- ing down from Washington with than 40 minutes. $64,595,499 for the operating ex- Kennedy in the President's own a girl who was In the same room lily. in the winter, and on Monday, lature met for the first time yes- penses of the state Department of with Doreen Hall in Riverview Blind And Dying The state aid figures, including luxurious jet. Mr. Hall went to work as a terday. It.accepted $325,f?5,757 Institutions and $43,563,658 Hospital for a week, and the Like A Dream A story in yesterday's Register truck driver's helper. the Education Department. mother of a boy who suffered a "It's like a dream," said the told of Doreen's Illness. The 27 Heavier Burden Sen. William E. Oziard, JR-Som Paul J. Smith brain injury seven years ago, radiant Mrs. Glenn, summing up month old daughter of Mr. and Unemployment is a burden in erset, the committee cha'rman, would like to help the family of the reaction o[ the Glenn family N'rs. William Hall, Seabreeze any family. But, for Mr. and To Name Industrial said the group hopes to wrap up the cancer-stricken child. Way, Keansburg, lies blind and to the attention that's been show- Mrs. Hall, with six other children it» r«view by t^y end of March Smith Quits era) on them. A representative of the Mon dying in Riverview of sarcoma besides Doreen, the burden is and "sees no reajson w'ly we a highly malignant form of can- After a reunion at the air force mouth County Cancer Society even heavier. can't reach that target date." cer. Advisory Committee base, Glenn and his family were yesterday said the organization When Doreen first went into tha The committee pjans to tackle Union Beach scheduled to ride in a procession will contact the family to explain The family, including six oth- hospital for six weeks ..last Au- ATLANTIC TOWNSHIP - tee would be called the Indus- the recommended appropriations along a 20-mile route to the south the group's program and how it er children, has been hard- gust, Mr. Hall's hospitalization to the Highway Department Mon- Mayor Joseph I. Moreau, Jr. trial Advisory Committee. Council Post gate of this missile test -center can best be applied to their sit- pressed to meet expenses. Mr. plan met .the bills of mnrj than day and Ozzard called for. addi- announced at last night's Town The announcement followed re- UNION BEACH - Councilman from which Glenn blasted, off uation. Hall, who is a longshoreman, was $1,600 for a tumor operation, ex- tional meetings March 1, 12, and •hip Committee meeting that Ih ceipt of a letter from Eugene Paul J. Smith last night reigned three days ago. St. Ann's Catholic Church, able to find work only four days tensive cobalt treatments and a Kelley, Jr., president of the 15. Keansburg, where the family since Doreen was readmitted to Planning Board is in the process from the governing body. Sharing in the glory were oth- room. Now, however, the fund is local Democratic Club, asking worships, has been accepting the hospital Dec. 22. of creating a subcommittee to at Help to University The resignation, in the form of er members of the seven-man exhausted. the committee to set up an in- Included in the Education De- tract industry to the community, 3. letter to council, was accepted astronaut team. Since Doreen was readmitted dustrial committee and to set partment package approved The mayor added that commit with regret. The adjoining town of Cocoa Fails to Organize :o the hospital, bills, exclusive aside areas in the township for yesterday was a $17.9 million Apparently, no One knew it was Beach, which considers the as- of medication, have amounted to such purposes. propriation to Rutgers Univer- coming. tronauts its own, has been build- more than $1,300. Mayor Moreau stated that the sity and these expenditures at Mayor William F. Rodgers, rig up a head of enthusiasm— With Mr. Hall out of work, and Threatens Township Committee meetings the six state colleges: Glassboro, who was Mr. Smith's rjnning and its 6,124 Inhabitants were Board Deadlocked normal expenses mounting up, are not the place to air political $2.4 million; Jersey City, $17 mate in the 1960 election, said primed to cut loose. Police ex- the family has fallen almost three squabbles. He added that the million; Newark, ,$2.1 million; it was "a complete surprise." pected as many as 100,000 well- KEANSBURG — The Board of Education last night months behind in its rent for tha To Replace Patrson, $2.1 million; Montclair, township Taxpayers Association He added: "I have no explana- wishers to pour in from other wound up in a deadlock after two rounds of voting, by secret house on Seabreeze Way. The would hold meetings where po- $2.7 million, and Trenton, $2.9 tion for it other than what is parts of Florida and to line the ballot, for the posts of president and vice president. payments for utilities also are litical discussions and debates million. stated in the letter." He said motorcade route. n arrears, Barkalow could take place. The committee also approved. Only eight board members were present for the re- he did not know how soon an Motorcade 'On Our Minds' MARLBORO — Committeeman He concluded that this would $1.2 million for the state School organization — and they finally agreed to submit the election appointment would be mide to The top-down convertibles In Shrewsbury Councilman and Millard B. Lamberson, chairman for the Deaf, and $1.7 million for be the best forum for the airing fill the vacancy. . the motorcade were due to arrive question to the county school superintendent for an opinion Mrs. John W, VanBrunt, 222 of the Police Committee, lasi Newark College of Engineering. of political views rather than In his letter, Mr. Smith at Cape Canaveral's air strip 15 or decision. Beechwood Dr., first knew of night called for Assemblyman committee meetings. Approval was granted ^n the pointed to the borough's tax or 20 minutes ahead of Kennedy's Last night was the deadline for reorganization. Doreen's illness, and her fam- Clifton T. Barkalow, township at The ^committee adopted an condition that subcommittees "problem" and said it needed touchdown on a flight from Palm ily's financial troubles, when would make separate studies of Mrs. Margaret Boyle, a two-year board member and torney, to complete the police or- ordinance authorizing the pur- review, study and revaluation "if Beach, whSre the President spent their own daughter, Lisa, 13 hew positions and salary in- dinance he recommended in Oc chase of a one-acre tract for w.e are to survive." the night. Jeremiah J. Wilson, a 16-year member and former president, months, was in the hospital with creases requested by all cabinet tober, "or we'll get another at $3,000 from Charles Remond on This was Kennedy's first visit each received four votes for the presidency. pneumonia. torney to do the job." departments. Will Not Move Cedar Dr. adjacent to the pres- :o this center of the nation's Board members George B. Johnson and Charles Gee tied, "It's been on our minds a long f Mr. Lamberson said, "I told the The committee plans to Inter- He said he would prefer mak- ent community core area. The growing space effort. time," Mr. VanBrunt -said last _^;-^JKorney what I wanted in the view Education Commissioner ing such a study as a private citi- at the same count, for the vice president's post. additional property would pro- Accompanied by Glenn, Ken- night after he read the story Frederick M. Raubinger, parti- zen, and added, "1 have no in- John J. Ryan will continue to serve as board president ordinance then and I haven' vide better access to the^prop- nedy was expected to see Pad about Doreen and her family in cularly on the operations nf the tention of moving out of town." heard another word from him." erty, the mayor said. 14 from which Glenn's "Friend- until the matter is resolved. The Register. The committee instructed Ma Civil Rights Division and prob- Mr. Smith listed drainage and Building Condemned (See GLENN, Page 3) These reappointments were made: Mrs. Enid M. McAlister. 7 yor Paul E. Chester to contaci Township Attorney D. Joseph lems of classroom crowding, he- sewer problems as the two great- (See YOUNGSTER, Page 2) the assemblyman to see if the DeVito announced that condem- fore officially accepting the budg- est facing the borough, and said Mrs. William H. Ackerman, secretary; William Lloyd, he would volunteer to serve, as ordinance could be prepared b> nation proceedings had been com- et requests. attorney; John Savage, custodian of school funds, and Mrs. a citizen, on any committee or- Asks County the next meeting. pleted on the residence of Mr. Committee members approved Mildred Robinson, attendance officer. $3.3 million for student s?no1ar- ganized to study these problems. Suicide Mr. Lamberson then questioned and Mrs. Joseph Cicalese, Hey- Seated as new board members were Harold Lovett, three- ers Mill Rd. ships and loans. They sa'd they Mr. Smith, a member »f the To Lower Committeeman Joseph A. Lan Democratic Club, has served a year term, and George Preston, two-year term. Mr, Ryan, The structure, which has been wanted to question Rauhinppr on zaro on the status of the proposed year and two months on tlv; gov- Of Father declared unfit for human habita- the problem of- increasing the re-elected Feb. 13, starts his fifth board term. Mr. John- revised junk yard ordinance. Mr. : erning body, last year as fire Tax Ratio tion, will be demolished, Mr. De-participation of banks n under- son, a former board member, starts a three-year term. Lanzaro said the committee has writing the, student loans guaran- department chairman, an1 this MARLBORO — A resolution Vito said. been tied up in so many other teed by the state. year as finance chairman. was adopted by the Township Orphans 3 "matters recently that he has not A resolution was adopted en- Committee last night which asks FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP — Other Items OKd He is a former Democratic found'time to call a nfeeting to dorsing a proposed state statute the county Board of Taxation to Three young children whose In addition to the $106.7 million leader of the municipality. discuss the details of the revision that calls for the elimination of lower the 100 per cent assessment mother was killed in an auto in assistance to local school dis- Councilman William W. Nov'ck See Union Beach local boards of adjustment in was appointed last night 1r take ratio figure. accident last December were or- favor of a county-wide unit. (See BUDGET, Page 3) his place as finance chairman Committeeman Millard B. Lam- phaned this morning when their jbcrson said many counties are despondent father committed sui- Index using an assessment ratio of less Tax Rate of $4.35 cide state police at Howell Bar- j than 100 per cent. He recom- racks reported. Page $7 Million Apartment Project mended the tax board lower the UNION BEACH — The pro-| A large part of this increase j Gregory Biljack, 52. of Jackson Allen-Scott Report 30 figure to 50 per cent or less. posed 1962 municipal budget, in- will go for emergency appropria-jMills Rd., the father, had been Amusements .18-19 troduced by Borough Council The committeeman said that ifi tions and deferred" payments j despondent since his wife was Births - 2 last night, will produce an esti- the tax board adopts the same (rom 1361, totaling $29,030, and!fatallyy injurenjured while walkinwalking in Jim Bishop 6 mated over-all tax rate o[ $4.35 Wins Township's Endorsementfigure before April 1, the ratio for senior citizen tax exemptions.'thexemptions'th e street t near heh r hhome Dec Bridge 8 per $100 assessed valuation, an will stand for a threcyear period. ibtalinR $26,787. police said. ' Classified .25-26 increase ot $1.43, MARLBORO — The Township board lhat the units would in- also plans to build a similar num- Mr. Lamberson said the figure | In most operating expense cate-; His body was found ham-in? in Comics 22 Committee introduced an amend- clude a shopping area, recreation- ber of units in Manalapan. in this county is unfair to people The rate breakdown: Bories, the budget is the samejthe garage behind his home'bv Crossword Puzzle 8-9 ment to the zoning ordinance at al facilities, water and sewer Public hearing and final adop- getting senior citizen and veteran For school purposes, if thejas last year, or lower. ]his 11-year-old son, Peter, at .:30 Editorials 6 , .:30 last night's meeting that permits and fire protection facilities. He tion of the ordinance is sched- exemptions. He added that an proposed new school budget isi Total salaries and wages ja T Herbbck, _ 6 j Two other children, Ida, construction of garden apart- uled for March 22. exemption in this county only approvepp d at the polls Tuesday,jdown, from 582,575 to 531,525. Kitty Kelly 10-11 i!3, and Bill. 5. were asleep Po- ments in the township. The ordinance sets forth the brings a $16 tax saving, whereas $2.18, up 84 cents, for municipal! The budget appropriates $50,-1 lice said the body had been Movie Timetable 18 Name Droppers following requirements: 1—gar- counties that use a 50 per cent purposes, $1.05, up 51 cents, andiOOO out of a surplus of $l24,005Jpemlcd by an electric Obituaries 2 The ordinance creates a new eorcl. A ASBURY PARK (AP) - .|den-type apartments be permitted ratio benefit the senior citizen for county tax, 52 cents, up 8] Last year, $66,500 was taken out note, written in Russian, was Sylvia Porter _. 6 area zoning classification (R-200) As n which the apartments can be tronaut John Glenn's space flight!'" ">e R-200 ^zonc; 2-no more and veteran groups with up to a cents—all figures based on lOOlof surplus. Ifounil. Radio-Television 18-19 built. The area is west o[ Rt. 9 will be reflected nn New Jersey jj^J^ y units be per- $60 tax savings. per cent ratio to true value. j The reserve for uncnllectedj Dr. Harry L. Harwnod, assist- Religious Services 13-14 o the boundary line of neighbor- waters mittcd per acre; 3—each unit not The rate would mean $435 in taxes is up, from $103,508 to S15»,-,ant Monmouth County Physician, Social 10-1) ng Manalapan—in all an area to exceed 650 square feet; 4—300 taxes on a house assessed at $10,- 745. j released the body to the C. H. T! • George Sokolsky 6 of 750 acres. Boat owners attending Me an- re fect o[ off.strcet parking Save on Taxes 000. The amount In be raised in lo- Clayton Funeral'Home, Adelphia' Spfirts 20-2i- nual Jersey Coast Boat Show, [0 be |ded for each If the proposed school budgetjeal taxes, for municipal purposes.,ne"said he would make a post Stock Market 3 The Planning Board recom- brought out painp t brushes 'ur re-1 Series to Start is defeated again Tuesday (it set at $294,143, an increase ofjmortem examination today. mended the adoption of the ordi- (unit; 5—2,000 square feet of rec- Successful Investing ;... 3 christeninhii g ceremonies yester- rea[j0na] area (0 be p^ded for Sylvia Porter, one of the na-' went down by a 5 to 1 margin in $90,920 over last year. nance in view of a proposal sub- Rev. Peter Popoff, pastor of W. S. White 6 day. tions most highly respected the Feb. 13 election) council al- Water Account Down mitted to that body by Marcrest each 15 units; 6—a minimum of St. Mary's Russian Orthodox Old names, like Helen M . were columnists, Monday begins a ready has indicated it will be cut The water utility account Swedish Massage )f Monmouth County. The con- five acres required with no less to- Church, Cassville, which Mr. Bil- discarded. Craft were given new "Save on Taxes" series for The —and this would affect the over- tals $67,651, a decrease of $10.- In the privacv of your own ractor proposes to build a $7 than 10 units per acre; 7—a 400- jack attended, was notified of titles such as: Register. all tax rate, downward. 1)00. tome. Call 775-5716.—Adv. million^ 543-unit garden-type foot frontage for each building, the death by state police. He Orbit Four. with building height not to ex- II will appear daily for (wo Total Up 578,166 Police department salaries to-jsajd he would arrange temporary Rug Cleaning Special .apartment on the Clayton farm Friendship Seven. ceed 20 fect, and a minimum of As for the municipal budget, tal $39,300. a decrease of STOp.iaccommodationaccornrn0clatio s for th.,e. children.„..„,„,. Two rugs cleaned for the price which is In the newly proposed week* on The Register's edi- area. What Now, Niklta? 40 feet between buildings: 8-^ad- torial page under "Your Mon- as introduced last night, It totals Mayor William F. Rodpers said The family was not known to of one. Call Kleenize, CA"2-5042. The show, with some 200 com-equate water and sewer facilities policemen will get a $200 ralse,| 'ave'^"^1056. -Adv. .,' ey's Worth,".* regular future $444,954, an increase of $78,166 h the The contractor has told the mercial displayt, closei Vjtday. must be provided. of this newapiper. lover last year. (See UNION BEACH, Page 3) area.

-i • / 2— Friday, Feb. 23, 1962 RED BANK REGISTER ' . Wecrifcer ge OBITUARIES New Jers«y —Fog breaking Births and becoming partly cloudy to- day.- High in the 40a. Rain later KENNETH E. LARSON tonight and Saturday possibly Local Airman TENNENT — Kdnfleth E L*r- vRivervlew Red Bank starting as snow. Low icnigh son, 41 Main St., died last night in the Ms and Dies in Colorado in Monmouth Medical Center aft- Mr. and Mn. Frank Despreaux high Saturday 36 Oakwood Rd., Leonardo COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo.- er a long Illness. near 40. He-was born In New York City, daughter, this morning. MARINE Airman 2/C John Sestito, 20. of Mr.- and Mrs. William Connel 62 Madison Ave., Red Bank, N.J.. son of. Mrs. Henry j. Freeman Cape May to of Freehold and the late Arthur S3 White St., Red Bank, daugh Block Island — died yesterday in the Air Force ter, yesterday. Academy Hospital here after a Larson. Variable winds A veteran of World War II, he Mr. and Mr*. Jacob Biege . mostly' south- short illness. was employed as an electronic West Susan St., Hazlet, daughter, west about 10 Airman Sestito was born in engineer at Lavoie Laboratories, yesteMay. .knots or less Red Bank, ton of Mr. and Mrs. Mr, and Mrs. Gilbert Capell Variable winds Dominico Sestito of the Madison Morganvllle. 258'Carr Ave., Keansburg, daugh tonight about Ave. address. He was a graduate Mr. Larson was a member of ter, yesterday. 10 tno's be- of Red Bank High School, *!ass the American Legion, a former Mr. and Mrs. Donald Slate, 34 coming easterly 15 to 25 knots of I960, and entered the Air officer of the Masons, and a for- Rt. 35, Red Bank, son, yesterday Saturday. Visibility less than I Force shortly after graduation. mer member of the First Aid Mr,- and Mrs. Francis Burke mile. Improving to 2 to 4 miles He had been stationed at Ent Squad and National Guard in 16 Crescent Rd., Hazlet, daugh today and lowering to 1 to .1 Air Force Base, here. He was Freehold. ter, yesterday. u miles in rain late tonight and a member of St. Anthony's Catho- Surviving besides his mother Mr. and Mrs. Peter Stathis, 3 Saturday. lic Church, Red Bank. are his wife, Mrs. Bess Hollo- Molly Pitcher Village, Red Bank Surviving besides his parents way Larson; a son, Kenneth A. Extended Forecast son, yesterday. are two brothers, Patrolman Jo- Larson at home; five brothers, In eastern Pennsylvania, south- Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Chr. seph Sestito of the RediBank Po- Arthur Larson of Bordentown, eastern New York, Connecticut, tianscn, 104 Leonard Ave., Ocean lice Department and Domfnic|Henry Freeman of Keyport, and port, daughter, Wednesday. and New Jersey temperatures Robert, Donald and Walter Free- during the five-day period Satur- Sestito at home, and sister, Mr. and Mrs. James Campbell Mrs. Edward Donald of Monte-j man, all of Freehold; and four 13 Gaston Ave., Matawan, son day through Wednesday are ex- sisters, Mrs. Phyllis Larson of pected to average near normal betlo, Calif. Wednesday. The John E. Day Funeral Freehold, Mrs. James Chlt'.co of except for colder periods Sunday Fishkill, N. Y., Mrs. George Hef- Monmouth; Medical Center and Monday »nd about Wednes- Home of Red Bank is in charge of arrangements. ferman of Cochranton, Pa., and Mr. and Mrs. James E. Borst, day. Mrs. Charles Gibson of Freehold. 132 Broadway, West Lon, TIDES MRS. MARGARET VOORHEES The funeral will be Monday at Branch, daughter, yesterday. (Sandy Hook) 2 p.m. in the Higgins Memorial Mr. and Mrs. Robert Davlson Today — High 10:25 pm , low SEA BRIGHT- MM. Margaret Home, Freehold, with Rev. 1048 Stratton PL, Elberon, daugh- 4:17 p.m. Voorhees, 54, of 164 Ocean Ave. Charles Neff, pastor of Old Ten- ter, yesterday. Saturday — High 10:30 a.m. died in Riverview Hospital yes- nent Presbyterian Church, offi- Mr. and Mrs. Hans Grewen, and 11:04 p.m.. low 4:32 < m. and terday. ciating. Burial will be In Old 32 Hillsdale Ave., Long Branch, 4:45 p.m. She was born In Kearny, Tennent Cemetery. daughter, yesterday. Sunday — High 11:11 a.m. and daughter of the late James and Mr. and Mrs. William Ander- Elizabeth Hamilton, and lived 11:47 p.m., low 5:04 a.m. and MICHAEL CZOK son, 316 Hune St., Allenhurst, here 20 years. Her husband was 5:17 p.m. SAYREVILLE - Michael Czok, daughter yesterday. the late Allen Voorhees. Mrs. (For Red Bank and Rumson 181 Manor St., died Thursday in Voorhees wai a member of the Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sullivan bridge, add two hours; Sea South Amboy Memorial Hospital. 1006 Grassmere Ave., Wanamas Highlands Methodist Church. Bright, deduct 10 minutes; Long He was born in Hungary and Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. sa, daughter, yesterday. Branch, deduct 15 minutes: High- came to his country as a child. Margaret Burch, with whom she Fltkln Memorial lands bridge, add 40 minutes.) He had lived in this area many lived, and two grandchildren. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Boyle, years. The funeral will be tomorrow 76 Buena Vista Ave., Rumson, CHEYENNE. Wyo. (AP) - A He was employed as an oper- at 9:30 a.m. from the John W. daughter, yesterday. :old wave swept into the north ator at the Seaboard coal dock Flock Funeral Home. Rev. Rich- Mr. and Mrs. Edward Laml em Rockies yesterday, bringing in South Amboy 20 years. stiff northerly winds, snow and ard N. Ryley, pastor of the rande, 17 Brinkerhoff Ave., Free- Surviving are his wife, Mrs. near-bllzzard conditions In some B«lt* Fifth Are. Highlands Methodist Church, will hold, son, yesterday. Elona Howard Czok; a son, Don- areas. THE EAST SILHOUETTE Is very skillfully executed In A TtTRQTJOIBE and pink print Is used for a deml-fttted officiate. Burial will be in East Mr. and Mrs. Kalip Michael, |«ld M. Czok of Red Bank, who However, the storm was losing this royal blue coat nude In a blend of Bilk and wool. coat with two high-placed bows and a neat rolled collar. Ridgeiawn Cemetery, Dela- 21 First St., -ion, yesterday. wanna. is coach at Red Bank Catholic much of Its punch as It troved High School; two grandchildren; southward today. It was expected By SUSAN BARDEN four sisters, Mrs. Mary Toth of to move out of Wyoming today— SOPHIE, one of New York's length, cuffed aleeves, a full,, gives the effect of an Empire ensembles, the coats have MRS. ELLA C. EAYRE Keasby, Mrs. Julia Muska and Brother,Sister caving bitterly cold tempera- top couturleres, designed these graceful skirt and buttons line, one that has enjoyed a been teamed with dresses to LONG BRANCH - Mrs. Ella Mrs. Ethel Matto of Perth Am- tures. The temperature dropped handsome coats for the spring covered with self-fabric. great renaissance In current make up a costume. With the C. Eayre, 89, widow of Joseph boy and Miss Helen Czok of to 5 below at Casper, Wvo. ieason. Ideal Choice fashion, collections. •olid-colored one there is a S. Eayre, died yesterday In her Fords, and two brothers, Stephen The Weather Bureau is still dwaitingTrial Both of the coaU are fanli- The other coat Is an Ideal Other Features gally-hued sleeveless frock in home, 296 Rockwell Ave. Czok of Fords and William Czok posting blizzard warnings for loned on lines that promise to choice for afternoon and in- It is chlffon-lined, haa elbow a royal and white print Mrs. Eayre was born in Tren- of East Brunswick. iWestern Nebrasks, eastern Wyo- bs popular this year. formal evening; wear. length sleeves, self-covered Worn With the print coat is ton, daughter of the late Job and For Robbery ming and eastern Colorado for The funeral will be Monday at The strategic placing of the buttons and is smartly flared. fin airy, matching; chiffon Mary Jane Compton. She had today. The blue features a shoulder- 11 a.m. in the Gundrum Service TRENTON (AP) -A youn, wide, atand-away collar, wrist* two bows made of the print Following the trend toward dress. lived here 50 years and was a Home for Funerals, South Am- The storm caused a pile-up of brother-sister team who ple'adei member of the Presbyterian boy, with Rev. William H. Her- 13 cars and five seml-irailer guilty to the $8,920 armed rob- Church. vey, pastor of the South River trucks on a slippery highway east of the Broad Street Bank are be- Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Presbyterian Church, officiating, of Hanna, Wyo., injuring nine ing held fn jail without ba! opliiting William H. King of Oakhurst; Burial will be in Franklin Me- persons, none critically. •waiting grand Jury action. a sister, Mrs. Ada Knowles of morial Park, North Brunswick. The couple appeared for aboul The fog In the east disrupted Charges Made St. Petersburg, Fla., and three a minute before Magistrate Ml plane flights at major airports grandchildren. today and yesterday. At l'ast 91 DEM1CCO INFANTS chael Travers yesterday In Mu- The funeral will be Monday at OAKHURST - Patsy and Mi- 1 nidpal Court and each uttered domestic flights, Inbound and Against Two 2 p.m. in the Flock Funeral outbound, were canceled it New chael Demicco, infant twin sons •• single word: "Guilty." EATONTOWN - Two cases Home. Burial will be in Glen- of James and Lilly Marie Mego 'Irs. Joan M. Nojunas, 28-year- York's Idlewild Airport. Andrews wood Cemetery, West Lonfi Air Force Base In Maryland was of alleged shoplifting at Mon Demicco of 2 Garrity PL, died /old waitress, and her brother, Branch. closed and the National Airport mouth Shopping Center were Wednesday In Monmouth Medical ; Lawrence P. Cooney, 24, both o In Washington canceled landings. heard in Municipal Court Thurs Center. Parkland, Pa., were arrestei MRS. FLORENCE STARK Some flights were diverted to day. Also surviving are a sister, Tuesday after the bank was rob- Richmond, Va. Florence Marfj Brown, 25, of KEANSBURG - Mrs. Florence Victoria Demicco, at home. bed at gunpoint. Stark, 43, of 8 Murray La., died The Damlano Funeral Home, Police say they recovered al Coldest weather outside the 25 DeWitt Ave., Asbury Park, charged with taking $120 worth yesterday in the Army Hospital, Long Branch, Is in charge of ar- i but $20 of the money. blizzard belt was In. (torth Da- of merchandise from Bamberg- Valley Forge, Pa. She was born rangements. '„ Cooney, who had a job with kota and west central Wisconsin er's and $94.15 worth of goods on Long Island and had lived trailer manufacturing firm, wa which reported below rero tem- peratures. It was -13 In Dlckln from Montgomery Wards, was re- here 10 years. IN MEMORIAM • arrested less than an hour aftei IN LOVING MEMORY o( our ijirllnf son, N. D., and -4 In Lone Rock, leased on $1,000 ball for appear- Mrs. Stark was a member of (laughter Shiron Diane Polhemtis whom the hold-up while sitting In a bai St. Ann's Catholic Church. God cilled home February 22, 1959. Wls. ance March 1, Mommy ud Daddr a few blocks from the bank, sip Surviving are a »on, Airman ping a beer and watching tele- Some early morning tempera Clarence E. Lent, 58, of 105 tures and conditions: New York Suburban Rd., Point Pleasant, al- Christopher Stark, Air Force, vision coverage of Col. Join Newburgh, N. J., and two broth- Glenn's orbital flight. 36, foggy; Chicago 14, partly so charged with shoplifting, was cloudy; Boston 28, rain; Wash fined $50. ers, Edwin Stark of Middletown, His sister, whom police sa; Ington 41, cloudy; Atlanta 57, and Emil Stark of this place. worked as a waitress at a Phil Magistrate Peter Edwardsen cloudy; Miami 73, clear; Louis- The funeral will be tomorrow •adclphia night club, was vlsltln, also fined the following traffic of- ville 37, cloudy; Detroit ?5, snow; fenders: Harold S. Garten, 366 at 8:30 a.m. from the Ryan Fu- a hairdresser a few doors awa; neral Home, followed at 9 o'clock ; St. Louis 31, cloudy; Minneapo- Lowden Garden, Long Branch, when police arrested Cooney lis 4, cloudy; Kansas City 30, $10 for failure to make neces- by a nigh requiem mass in St. She went back to Pennsylvania, clear; Denver 27, cloudy; Dallas sary repairs on his car, and $25 Ann's Church, offered by Rev. arranged for the care of her chil- 58, rain; Phoenix 45. clear: Seat- for contempt of court; Wanda S. Anthony J. Luisini, assistant pas- Monwiwtt dren, and surrendered to Penn- KENNEDY LOOKS INTO RED ZONE — U.S. Attorney General Robert Kennedy tle 37, cloudy; San Francisco 51 Kinney, 1305 Logan Rd., Wana- tor. Burial will be in Mt. Olivet sylvania police. itancjt on platform in Potsdam Square to look scroll barbed wire barrier into the Cemetery. We always cany a wide selec- cloudy; Los Angeles 53, cloudy; massa, $15, delinquent inspec- tion of monuments and maikert Anchorage 21, cloudy, and Hono- Red-ruled zone of East Berlin. Facing camera Is West Berlin Mayor Willy Brandt tion; William N. Germinario, 424 . . . beautiful, permanent Mid SALES CONTINUED lulu 71, clear. and at left is Berlin Parliament Preiident Otto Bach. Kennedy yesterday pledged Everett Rd., Middletown, $10, no CHICHIRO SERVICES expertly carved. All are gutran- license in his possession; Joseph Services for Anthony Chichiro, teed. Comult «s withtut ofcto- EATONTOWN - Because o! U.S. support to West Berliners in cold war struggle. (AP Wiraphoto) tiwi. •the effects of the transportatim E. Annechario, 1511 Third Ave., of 329 East Sixth St., New York, strike and the inclement weath Restore Newark Asbury Park, $10, delinquent in- who died Tuesday at his home, Tkt trnttot* «/ W* er. the Washington's Blrthda: Today in spection; Jean E. Durepos, 254 will be held tomorrow at 10:30 •ales will continue at Bamberg- Service on Tube Youngster Atlantic Ave., Long Branch, $15, a.m. at St. Vladimir's Russian «r's today and tomorrow. improper passing In the traffic Orthodox Cemetery Chapel, Cass- (Continued) Washington circle, and Eugene A. Toth, 147 ville. An official of the departmen NEWARK (AP) - Service was MMHKttS Minna Ave., Avenel, $10, oper- •tore said Washington's Blrthda restored on the Hudson & Man Shrewsbury Dr., Rumson, read By the Associated Press Burial, under the direction of hattan Railroad between Newark ating a vehicle with only, one li- Is traditionally one of the sea the story, too. Senate and House In recess. the Worden Funeral Home, Red and Harrison today when repairs cense plate. son's greatest value days, am Shu recalled that seven years No major committee meeting Bank, will ba In th« church cem- JOHN VAN KIRK & SON were completed on a drawbridge etery. Bamberger's is keeping values a ago when her son, Stuart, then 8 scheduled. 8» Cooper rt., Mlfldletown ofl rt U reduced prices through Saturday over the Passaic River. years old, was hit In the head The repairs to the bridge were Be&Aden't Corner SH 14311 with a baseball and hospitalized TOO LATE Dies in Florida "Blind people want understand- completed at 3:50 a.m., more Uoovrnlent Term! SH 7-U*> :or brain surgery, friends offered MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP) - Hi ing, not pity; employment op- than 27 hours after 10 cables PALM BEACH, Fla. AP) - her assistance in many forms. tel Peabody, hit by a thre< portunities, not charity," accord- snapped and caused the bridge to Abram G. H. Reimold, 69-year- Wants To Reciprocate alarm blaze Tuesday, is" back 1 Ing to M. Robert Barnett, execu- remain seven feet open. old leader in the chemical in- tive director, American Founda- cownt full operation and getting read; dustry, died unexpectedly at his A spokesman for the Pennsyl "It was stunning," Mrs. McAl- tion for the Blind. st'er said yesterday as she told for Its first big convention sinci Palm Beach home yesterday. vania Railroad, which operates the fire. the bridge, said service was nor- of the many offers of aid she Reimold maintained homes mal. A bus shuttle for commuters, received. The convention: The annua here and in Georgetown, S. C. wzz set up between Newark and Har- She would like to repay that Fire Department Instructors Con He was vice president of the rison during repair operations, kindness in the only truly possi- ference which will bring som Harrison—Kearny Trust Co. of r was disbanded. ble way—by extending kindness 400 visiting firemen to town. Kearny, R. J., and served as o another family in distress. president of the Zenieherm Co. HIKE PRAFT TERM Expert professional CHURCH MEETING "I'll contact my friends," she from 1927 to 1938 and of 24-hr, nursing care said. 'They're all mothers, and BONN, Germany (AP) — Th Wolburn Chemical Ltd. of Toron- NEW YORK - Rudolph W. West German Parliament yester- to, Canada from 1927 to 1932. •lay, 334 Navcsink River Rd., mothers always like to help oth- day voted unanimously to length He was a 1313 graduate of Yale FUNERAL HOME Licensed by the Dept. nd Philip Klein, 16 Village La., :r mothers."i en the terms of compulsory mi University,i,a member of the Yale 01 Institutions and Agencies botli Middletown, N. .1., rcpre- 85 Riverside Ave. Red Bank "We'd Just like to help Ihese itary service from 12 t Engineering1' Society, the Yale Of New Jersey ;ented the Red Bunk Prcsbytc- people, if wo can," Mr. Van- 18 months. Club of New York, the Essex ian Church at the recent three- Brunt said. Club of Newark, N. J., the Essex day eastern area meeting ot the C. SIDUN, Mgr. SH 7-0332 HILLTOP Both said they would be hap- SINATRA'S BETROTHAL OF MENTIONED FOR POST — Country Club of West Orange, PRIVATE MIBSINQ HOME, INO. National Council of United Pres- y to serve on any committee HOLLYWOOD (AP) — Dance N. J., the Lawn and Tennis Club Kings Hwy. Mlddletown lyterian Men in New York. August Hackscher, director Opposite Molly Pitcher Hotel ormed to raise money to help Juliet Prowse won't be the thin of South Orange, N. J., and the They were among 1,81)0 men OS 1-0177 Mr. and Mrs. Hall. Mrs. Frank Sinatra. of the Twentieth Century^ Coral Beach and Everglades [(tending the meeting. The Cancer Society spokesman She and the singer abrupt] Fund, has boen mentioned for Clubs of Palm Beach. aid that aid to medically indi- broke off their engagement las the post of cultural co-ordi Survivors include his widow, gent patients is one of the three night, blaming conflict of carec nator at the White House. Erica Countess von Hacke Hei- turposcs of the organization. The interests. mold, and his sister, Mrs. Ro- ithers are research and educa- Twentieth Century Fund sub salie R. Dean, both of Palm Worden Funeral Home ion. The society Is organ'ied to It adds up! More and mon sidiies ttudies involving eco- Beach. " rovide funds to meet many of people use The Register ads eacl Services will b« held tomor- he expenses connected with can- issue because results come (as nomic and social questions. 60 E. FRONT STREET RED BANK row. Burial will be In Philadel- The Adams Memorial Home :cr treatment. ter.—Advertisement. [AP Wirephoto) phia. SHadyside 7-0557 FOR ANY OCCASION Successor to Mount Memorial Home ROBERT A. BRAUN HONEY BEE FLOWERS "HOME FOR FUNERALS" A modern, non-sectarian funeral home, wilh a home- FUNERAL DIRECTORS RUSSELL T. HODGKISS like atmosphere and memorial chapel, dedicated to the One of the county's most modern funeral 464 BROAD STREET, continuation of traditional reputation for distinguished homes with a completely home-llks atmosphere. SHREWSBURY service and quiet dignity. 310 Broad Strtit Rid Bank, N. J. SH 1-4020 106 BROAD STREET EATONTOWN Reliable Since 1827 Liberty 2-0383 HARRY C. F. JAMES A. ROBERT F. BY WIRE ANYWHERE Formerly ot East Orange Blacksmithln? RED BAM REGISTER Friday, Feb. 23, 196^-3 A Lost Art? Successful Investing MAHWAH (AP) — Wtntec New X-Ray Department i bUckimlth to work on borse Discount Retailers Offer less carriage*. AQer > two-month «e*rth NEPTUNE - Years of plan-] Facilities Expanded .feasible with the special image the Ford Motor Co. U inclined ng have reached a reality at Patient waiting room facilities intensifier and cine-camera to Sound Investment Policy visualize and take moving picture . to'bjlieve all blacksmiths but le new X-Ray Department at have been expanded and air con- one *ent out with the horse and ditioning has been installed. X-Rays of the varioiA body func- By ROGER E. SPEAR itkin Hospital. buggy era. > Overcrowding and delay are tions—including the actual blood 0—"Much has been said re- Since half of Universal Leaf "We've canvassed the, Iab«r Made available through a done away with by the installa- flow, heart action and breathing cently about the growth of the sales are made in expandin market from Albany, N. Y., to grant of $125,000 from the John tion of new X-Ray rooms and function as well as gastro-intes- discount retailers. Some people areas overseas, its revenui Trenton, N. J., said Richard L. Hartford Foundation, the new special "through-the-wall" pass tinal activities which, include the •ay they can't last and others could increase at a faster rg Ilealy, industrial relations man- apartment was completed dur- boxes for rapid film processing. rapid swallow reflex. than those of the average lay that; the surface has barely ager of Ford's automobile and ng this past year. o New facilities for rapid evalua- Treatment Section been scratched, cigarette manufacturer, tf you'i truck assembly plant here. Hospital authorities say thtioe n of results have also been in- Another branch of radiology is looking for a stock combinin Do you think The plant numbers only one !-Ray Department, as well as cluded in t,ne wet-film viewing| t,raced j the treatment sec- worthwhile income with modera cm n any of the dis- blacksmith on a work force of he new and expanded facilities tion. These include a radium growth potentials, I think th counters offer 5,000- He's Karl Jansen of Cres- the hospital, keep Fitkin The diagnostic rooms contain storage room and three X-Ray shares deserve consideration. good invest- cent, Ramsey. breast of the advances in the[specja| filing-mounted X-Ray treatment machines, each having ment possibili- (Mr. Spear can not answer a Jansen forges metal parts, ield of radiology and patient tubes providing the flexibility to a different application and treat: ties?" - K.A. mail personally but will answi books, slings and specially de- :are. |X-Ray the critially ill patient. ment of disease. A - Yes, I all questions possible in h signed tools used in the assem- In the diagnostic field of radi- Three new diagnostic machines Nuclear medicine, or the radio- personally be- column.) bly process. The •> company ilogy, the department is now able have been added- and existing; isotope division which has been wants to find him a partner. lieve that there meet the needs in advancedlequipment has been modernized! in existence for the past seven "But smithies," said Healy are some out- :ardiovascular and other spe- with photo-timing and fluoro- years at Fitkin Hospital, els an with a sigh yesterday, "seem integral part of the over-all fa- SPEAR standing in- alized. surgical procedures, they scopy added where needed. Snows, Snafus, to have vanished without a dd. Hospital authorities^ay it is now cilities. vestment opportunities in the trace." PLAN BELMAR SUPERAMA — Murry Conner:, left, discount field. Discount retailing Sneezes Hurting and William Vultaggio, Long Branch, president and mer- Somerset, committee chairman, has caught on like wildfire in chandising manager, respectively, of Atlantic Superama, Building Pact Consolidation said. recent years and a great many Jewish Music, The committee also wants to firms are now rushing to get into Stock Market examine floor plans for another Superama Discount question Tramburj; on the budg- the business. Eventually, of Store. The new enterprise will be located on Rt. 35 s Awarded Of Soldiers' etary effect of the 12 bills to By JACK LEFLER course, the demand for such Humor Program MIDDLETOWN - The build- revise the state's child welfare AP Business News Writer in Belmar and will open about mid-March. facilities will taper off a bit and ing contract for the first unit of program. The bills are row be- a number of the more marginal NEW YORK - The stock ma ing of Kings Lutheran Church Homes Due fore the state legislature. To Be Given Glenns were driven to their mo- operations will probably fall by ket, along with the people wl ras signed Tuesday. TRENTON (AP) - A joint leg- Ozzard said the committee tel in Cocoa Beach behind an es the wayside. Nevertheless, I feel control its destinies, seems to I RED BANK — A program of, Glenn The $113,330 contract for tho would ask Tramburg if passage cort car with a flashing red light islative appropriations committee that the discount movement is suffering from seasonal snow music and humor will taka place rst- unit, which consists of a of the bills would affect the de- (Continued) and a wailing siren. has suggested that a substantial here to stay and that shares of sneezes and snafus. at Congregation Beth Shalom,, rl . . :hapel and educational wing, was partment's recommended $64.5 End 'Debriefing saving might result from a con- those companies which have It has been butting its heai 185 Maple Ave. Saturday at 8:3o|ship V" capsulewasjropelled^n- warded to the Colonial Contract- million operating budget for next to orbit and the Project Mer- While his family was getting financial strength and merchan- against the 720 level on the Do p.m. ing Co., Trenton. solidation of the soldiers' homes year. cury ground control center, the this royal treatment, Glenn was dising know-how are going to Jones industrial average withoi Cantor. Aaron Lieber of Lake- at Menlo Park and Vineland. heart of the man-in-space opera- winding up three days of "de- Construction work is expected turn In some fine growth per- uccess. wood will present his original tion. briefing" on Grand Turk. :o begin within the next few days The committee, reviewing Gov. HEAR WELFARE WORKER formances in the years ahead. One investment analyst intei program entitled, "Hava Na- it the church site at Cherry Tree shira" — "Come Sing Along" The brief tour ends at Hangar The doctors said they were Richard J. Hughes' $500 million NEW MONMOUTH - Kenneth Among the seasoned stock, I prets the situation as a late wi; "S"—a sort of homecoming for arm and Harmony Rds. budget, made the suggestion yes- Keer from the Lutheran Welfare ter lack of vitality. The event, open to the public, is; pleased with what Glenn's flighl regard Interstate Department Glenn because it was there he -and his performance during il Present at the contract signing terday after giving tentative ap- spoke at the United Church Wom- The commentator, B. K. Thu being sponsored by the syna Stores (NYSE) as the most at- prepared for his space flight and —indicated for the space jour- vere: proval to requested appropriations] en's meeting last week in the par- low of Winslow, Cohu and St gogue's Cultural Committee. tractive purchase at recent it was from there ho left to neys of the future James P. Youngberg. owner of of $397,411 to Vineland and $223,- ish hall of the King of Kings son, says early reinvestment he Colonial Contracting Co., Rev. levels, with Korvette (NYSE) mount the Atlas rocket. Dr. William K. Douglas, per- 931 to Menlo Park. Lutheran Church. At the March mand from institutions now seem '. Roger Burkins, pastor, Robert «nd Gem International (OTC) Medal Ceremony sonal physician to the astronaut The committee noted that Vine- 20 meeting, the project will be satisfied and everyone is wa: -forlacher, secretary, and Walter not too far behind. For investors At Hanger "S" Kennedy ar- team, said Glenn's story indicates land, designed to hold 300 resi- for Easter. Hostesses were Mrs. ing to see whether public ei )eVoe, chairman of the build who can take on a bit more ranged to confer the National that—unless Glenn is a very un- dents, now houses only 200, while Berger Eia, and Mrs. Harold thusiasm will revive with the a ng committee, all of King of risk. I like King's Department Aeronautics and Space Adminis-usual specimen—"Anybody from Menlo Park houses its full ca- Kemrite, A groundbreaking serv- vent of spring. lings Lutheran Church. Stores (OTC) and Marrud (OTC). ffation's Distinguished Service 6 to 60 could ride as a passen- pacity of 80. ice will bs held March 4 at 3:30 Q—"Would you please tell me Thurlow feels rather optimisti' Medal on Glenn, who already ger" and stand the stresses from The committee suggested that p.m. in the parish house. Tho about Universal Leaf Tobacco? about the outlook for the stoc holds the Distinguished Flying such a 4'/2-hour trip in space. Vineland could provide for resi- hostesses will be Mrs. Willism Is it a good stock to own?"—B.B. market at this point but expect Laughlin and Mrs. Lawrence Cross and Air Medal for combat Douglas said the space flights Case Goes dents of both homes. A — Universal Leaf Tobacco that the next few weeks may I missions in World War II andto| date by Glenn and astronauts Institutions Commissioner John Krampert. (NYSE) is the leading inde- dull and uninteresting, Korea. Alan B. Shepard, Jr. and Virgil To Canaveral W. Tramburg will be asked to pendent purchaser of leaf tobacco Here is his evaluation of vai Also in line to get an NASA I. "Gus" Grissom indicate that WASHINGTON (AP) - The testify at a later committee hear- It pays to advertise in The which is processed for cigarette ous stock groups: [Distinguished Service Medal from "As our experience increases we ienate and House Space Com- ing, Sen. William E. Ozzard, R- Register.—Advertisement. and cigar manufacturers. Share Last year's glamor favorit the President's hands was Rob- can lower our physical standard: ittees will be represented at earnings have shown good, steady are still acting badly and shou ert R. Gilruth, the director of for picking astronauts." !ape Canaveral, Fla., today when gains for a number of years. be avoided. |Project Mercury. Ahead for Glenn, his wife and 'resident Kennedy presents a The steel stocks are under mi Many dignitaries were slated children, lay a quiet week-end be- ledal to Astronaut John H. selling pressure but look as to be on hand for the ceremony, fore a big parade and aDpear- lenn, Jr. they were making fairly impo including Gen. David M. Shoup, ance at a joint session of Con- Sens. Clifford P. Case, R-N.J., OUR PRESIDENT! tant bottoms. Urg,e PTA icommandant of the Marine gress in Washington on Mon- :obert S, Kerr, D-Okla., and Airlines, from equipments an iCorps, Shoup made a special trip day. They will rejoin Kennedy ep. George P. Miller, D-Calif, rails appear to be marking tim from Washington to breakfast to fly north for that national aid they have accepted White Support On before a new advance. with Glenn and wish him luck on celebration. iouse invitations to attend. Aircrafts, automobiles, drug: the morning of Jan. 27 when Miller, chairman oF the House fertilizers, machinery maker; On March 1. New York will Budget Vote Cantor Aaron Lieber Glenn almost, but not quite, got stage one of its traditional tick- :ommittee on Science and Astro- meat packers, oils, railroai off the ground. That attempt was lautics, said he understood a HOLMDEL — Mrs. Walter equipment, rubbers, shippin er tape parades for Glenn, Cantor Lieber studied music at 'scrubbed" because of bad Shepard and Grissom. milar invitation had gone to Bruno, vice president of the iCcmpanies and textiles have ci the Music School Settlement of weather. ,cp. Joseph W. Martin of Mas- Holmdel Township Parent-Teach-; tablished strong uptrends an New Concord, as small as New New York. He is vice president After_ the 20-minute ceremony York is giant, also planned it achusetts, senior Republican on er Association, requested that the appear to be shaking off th of the Cantorial Council of Amer- at the hangar, Kennedy was due own show to tell Glenn how It he committee, but Martin could PTA show its approval of thegeneral speculative lethargy. :a. to take off for the rest of hisfeels about its favorite son. ot be reached to determine school budget by sending out a Chemicals, aluminums, buiJ< He is presently affiliated with week-end at Palm Beach where! hether he will make the trip. flyer to the parents, at a genera' ing, printing and publishing com- Congregation Sons of Israel in he,.Mrs. Kennedy and their two Kerr is chairman and Case a meeting held Tuesday in theoanies don't act well and appez Lakewood, as director of music. small children are staying at the member of the Senate Aeronau- E' inentary School. to be headed lower. He is also music consultant of home of a friend. Pictures Show ical and Space Sciences Com Charles, Pfeiffer. of the Board tho Bezalel Hebrew Day School The President's father also is mittce. of Education, spoke on the pro- in Lakewood. at Palm Beach recuperatingj Glenn Reaction posed budget and explained those Cantor Lieber has performed from a stroke he suffered be- items which have caused the in- NEW YORK (AP) - Motion Man Shot For numerous organizations, in- fore Christmas. crease over last year's figures. pictures taken inside Lt. Col. cluding the national conventions The Glenn clan gathered yester- Mr. Pfeiffer invited all citizens of Union of Orthodox Congrega^ John H. Glenn Jr.'s space cap- to call upon any member of the In Leg day afternoon at Andrews Air sule showed today that the force ions and national association of Force Base outside Washington. board for detailed explanations Hebrew Day School PTA's. of the retrorocket braking as he' concerning the budget. Clan Gathers re-entered the atmosphere caused Is Critical Mrs. Glenn and the Glenn chil- Harry Pitcher, president of the him to close his eyes. dren came over from their home| A glowing example of leadership and determination, our Board of Education, stated that FREEHOLD—A township pou This was the point at which r Arlington, Va. Riding with beloved president can be found in his office seven dayi the higher budget is justified in try farmer continued in critic Budget he said: them in a White House limousine! that it will make possible the condition today with a leg wour (Continued) "It felt like it was going to a week. On occasion, he has collapsed on the floor, suf- suffered Wednesday when he wa were Dr. and Mrs. H. W. Castor, fering from complete exhaustion. This view of his desk type of education that the par- ricts, the state aid figure ap- send me clear back to Hawaii." accidentally shot by his son-ii Mrs. Glenn's parents from the ents desire for their children. He proved also included these items: The rest of the film shows him shows the vast amount of work he must wade through law as the two men tracked town of New Concord, Ohio. urged all parents of school age Consolidated Police and Fire- glancing left and right, looking each day, and you can readily see the direction that his cat which had been killing thei Next came Mr. and Mrs. children to vote on the new budg- men's Pension Fund, $6 million; at various instruments, or out a untiring efforts are carrying him ... MORE CANDID chickens. James Hosey of Pittsburgh, Mrs. et next week. Crippled Children, $299,000; beach porthole, without apparent dis- CAMERA PICTURES OF OUR ORGANIZATION COMING Glenn's brother-in-law and sis- Rabbi H. 0. H. Levine, of the Joseph P. .Yeager, 58, one o protection, $1.3 million; Teach- comfort. NEXT FRIDAY ... IF YOU CAN'T WAIT 'TIL THEN, the owners of the Al-Joe farm :er. They flew in in a private Keyport Synagogue, was guest ers' Pension and Annuity Fund, The automatically operated .1R. BUSINESS MAN- STOP IN TODAY AND SEE WHY WE ARE RED BANK'S Ely-Harmony Rd., Free hoi plane. tpeaker. Rabbi Levine spoke on :$15m $1,500 to $5,000, and the ac- fists of Mrs. Edward Walko, Mrs. 136 Monday night in the Firs The total institutions operating north a bit to Patrick Air Force count for legal services shows an Donald Williams, Mrs. Alvin 'resbyterian Church, Matawan appropriation approved yesterday Base. increase, from $2,700 to $4,000. Rickles, Mrs. Donald Schuhmann Featured also in the evening'! is up $3.2 million from this year's With a "bye. now" farewell to Totals in most other accounts and Mrs. Walter Therhelson, with activities will be den skits, am budget. The award to the Edu- each, Kennedy left In a white are the same as in the 1961 Mrs.. Rickles as chairman. ..'..-..-on of the first grow ation Department jumped S6.3 convertible for the ride to Palm budget. Hostesses for the evening werejof boys to join newly-formed Bo; million and state aid is up S4.5 Beach. The Air Force plane then The vote on budget introduc- fifth grade mothers. Mrs. Kdith CJUt Troop 136. William Shee million in assistance to local :axied out. tion was 3-2, with Councilmen Carhart's fifth grade won the at- nan is scoutmaster of the nev;chool districts alone. Forty-four minutes later, the William J. Langan and Frank tendance award. troop. llenns came down at Patrick and C. Raccioppi dissenting, 14x10' Room Completely Prepared Ray Mitchell, cubmasler, an another welcoming party was Public hearing was set for The next general meeting will Planned and designed by Monmouth be March 20. The program will nounced that more than 40 boy: Program Set here to greet them. March 22 at !) p.m. in Com- Construction; sill; floor beams; plate; be "Future Education in Holm- are participating'' in the Cub', NORTH CENTERVILLE - The As dusk was closing in, the pany 1 fire house. del." Members of the Board of bowling league, which meets Sat- Women's Missionary Council of studs; ceiling beams; rafters; ridge; Education will be present. urday afternoons in the Airpor he Fmmanucl Assembly (if Gnd PFANSTIEHL FINEST QUALITY door, window and closet openings pre- ent. Plaza Bnwlinf! Lanes. Church will present a special pro- pared. ;ram in observance of National 169 WMC Day Sunday at the !1 a.m. DIAMOND icrvice. NO MONEY DOWN The Rev. Timothy M. Adams, PHONO-NEEDLES NEED MORE CAPITAL lastor, lias announced that the heme of the program will be ® First Payment, June By Love Compelled." Regular 9.95 to 19.95 9 Up To 20 Years To Pay IN YOUR BUSINESS? BENEFIT SHOW MlDDl.RTOWN — 4 varsity wnh tim TI 88 Offering up to $7,500.00 working capital to ihow, "Hits and Bits," will be Advertisement small companies. Phone SH 1-5040 and ask taged in the East Keansburg 3 for tmall business department or write Box 44, ichool, Ocean Ave., at 8:15 p.m. 21 BROAD ST. MONMOUTH CONSTRUCTION CO. I'uesilay and Wednesday. It will RED BANK HIGHWAY 35 AT HEDDONS CORNER-.MIDDLETOWN Red Bank. lenefit the Monmouth County LEWMIL'S • Typewriters • HI-FI • Photo Supplies • Radio • Stereo PRospvU J.1S.VJ ' SHadyside 1-5060 LICENSED BY THE STATE OF NEW JERSEY hapter of the Muscular Dystro- • Appliances • Records • Television • Tape Recorders . ihy Associations of America. 4-Fnday, Feb. 23, 1962 I Help Your Child Succeed in School RED BANK REGISTER The Chicago Cubi, *eveath In The Challenge: FanChild's Mterests the National League l*st iea*on, proved «lhtt the champion Cin- By LESLIE J. NASON Unent saying; 'The tord payg pleasure and nuke* rcore com- If a rtudent mtliti himself pay cinnati Reds "could b« had." Professor o! Education, thread to the web begun." It plete. patterns. attention to a subject such as bi- The Cubs beat the Reds 12 times University of South California means once you. start a web,' New ideas are absorbed into ology or mathenetici until /fie in 22 meetings. . Our grandparents had a per the threads gravitate to it the patterai through the process knows a lot about It, an interest center forms in his mind. Then It certainly is so with learning of thought. "Let me think about it awhile'" we tay when we are the more he learns about it, the If we learn enough about a.new more interesting the subject be- confronted win a new idea. We subject, additional information comes. PUBLIC Shout it pops up from every side. need time to see if the new idea And when it doesn't pop up, we fits into any of our patterns. Parents can help their children are Interested enough to go after Real centers of interest are become interested in school sub- AUCTION SALE it. formed by this kind of thinking. jects. Knowledge forms interest cen- It Is not the fact that we have If a boy shows no interest in Estate of Anntt G. French, Red Bank, N. J. ters in the brain, Ideai fit to- information about a subject, but history, encourage him to make gether to form patterns of the fact that the web or pattern a real effort to learn a lot about Estatt of Margaret Rogtri, Red Bank, N. J. thought. Thinking becomes it becoming established in our history—even more than the Also property of F. X. Monahan, Sta Girt, N. J. W. G. LaCour, Long B«aeb, California at Hi* ° COATS GALLERIES. INC. 288 Norwood Ave. Deal, N. J. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 24th 11:00 A. M.

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minds that makes thinking about teacher assigns for a few days. this subject a pleasure. As his knowledge of history The more we know, the more grows it will take less effort for we want to know. The larger him to turn his mind to it. In and more varied our centers of this way he can "force" himself knowledge, the larger and more to gain a real interest in almost varied the areas for adding fur- any subject. Maybe it's crazy Ship Ahoy Beach Club ther knowledge. The task and the challenge of When your child puts ideas in- parents Is to fan Interest, but not to his own words, he is "thinking" to blow it out. Too much Informa- them into patterns of thought. tion obtained with too little think- OCEAN AVENUE (North Beach) SEA BRIGHT Listen to him. Let him tell you ing can lead to rejection rather his Ideas. When you listen help- than interest. fully and expectantly you help A teacher I know was delighted but we're him assimilate ideas. when a heretofore listless, disin- Help your child enlarge interest terested youngster in her class Beginning Saturday, March 3, the club will be open areas with correct answers and expressed some interest in pen- the new information he needs to guins. complete his thought patterns. "Wonderful" she. rejoiced. daily for acceptance of applications for the 1962 sea- As his pattern of knowledge Straightaway she went to the grows, he absorbs information school library and brought back faster and more successfully. an armload of books about pen- cutting prices ion. Ship Ahoy is traditionally the finest beach club MAIL THIS COUPON TODAY TO THIS NEWSPAPER in Sea Bright. To insure your membership, apply early. ********** * H»o»s««lm«*« comply booklet on * If you are "new in town" do it now. Be sure to see * HOP YOUR OflLO SUCCEED IN SCHOOL as much as 24% Ship Ahoy. * (E«fei«db»llnd*d(,«o»tyor«Vor£a»h.) * J * PHONE 842-0061 P. O. BOX 315, SEA BRIGHT on brand new ************************* guins. The boy opened the first book, leafed through and it and laid It down. Ditto, the second. Then he turned away. "I thought you said you were interested in penguins" she said. Spring suits "I did," he admitted, "but there's a whole lot more here Hian I want to know about pen- guins" B e w a r a of "too-much-about- pengulns" procedures. Our role as parents and teachers is to today thru lead, not force. If the youngsters themselves are willing to make that first effort, Interest will fol- Monday low. MONDAY: Encoursge your child's special talents. On Retarded: 3 Children $ 5() Out of 100 LONG BRANCH — Three o( 247 price-cut from 52 every 100 children is mentally retarded, John F. Monaghan, ex- ecutive director of the Monmouth $ 50 County Unit for Retarded Chil- dren, told the Greater Long Branch Lions Club Tuesday. 138 price-cut from 47 He said special classes in pub BANK BY lie schools and a training school operated by the unit at 23 River- side Ave., Red Bank, have been How come? Well, our factories have been ship- set up to help reduce the effects MAIL AT of mental retardation. ping in suits like mad. And this week is Wash- Mr. Monaghan showed a film any of our of the activities of mentally re ington's Birthday. And Easter is still two tarded children at a summer day camp operated by the Monmouth months away. And some of our salesmen get LOCATIONS County Unit. The club also discussed sorta lonely in February. Heck, we want some plans to aid the speech and hear ing diagnostic clinic: to be built action RIGHT NOW-that's "how come." Can at Monmouth Medical Center. Joseph Stein, representing the you think of a better reason? So save on your THE Friends of the Long Branch Li- brary, Inc., urged the club to Spring suit now. Why pay more later! MONMOUTH COUNTY support the city's libraries. NATIONAL BANK Free alterations

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KEYPORT ENGLISHTOWN ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS Monmouth Shopping Center Eafontown Circle, Eafonrown OPEN DAILY 'TIL 9:30 P.M. - TUBS. & SAT. 'TIL 6:00 P.M. lection of soil for lawns and g»r- RED BANK REGISTER Friday, Feb. 23, 1962—5 4skVFor dens. I According w County A^ieuieuM ^, i8 apMe of rosui]lI1Ig ?iist on top of the existing ic'L It tural Agent Marvin A. Clark, grq^), may be barren'of fertility and in- Duelo s and Words mny owners of new home*, par- To the uniwtintd, ' however, Good Earth' capable of wpportiflg tsJant life. JBjr HENRIETTA IEITH where Jie lives. But Jie'drops a ticalarly in developments, seek topsojl is something ».....^.. -., ... Mat tbit it might have hid some- EVER HAPPEN TO YOU? ByBlok* to improve the soil conditions brought in by inOL and dumpedibut,lt >*•m\ NEW YORK (AP) — To Mau- around their properties by im- rice, the gray-bearded newsboy thing to .do with a young lady he Says Agent was onee engaged to marry SHE USED10 BE FlfZSiT IN UNE porting topsoil. of Greenwich Village, book» are FREEHOLD ,- One of Mon. To the old-time farmer or to tor laving and subways are for In the late evening and early WHEN H£ CAM6 HOME-NOW nouth County's gardener-iand those with long experience in f taring. morning, Maurice's home is in the coffee houses of Greenwich SHE'S SIXTH (AFTER THE CAT) capers made a sug- agricultural matters, "topsoil" But to the American Locker jestion to the gounty agricuitur means that fertile layer of earth Co., subways are for dimes pour- Village, where he sells offbeat magazines, British and American il agent which should help sub- which is above the,4 subsoil and lag into lockers, and lockers are irban.home owners in their se- which is exposed to the elements for suitcases and parcels and a literary weeklies, and the Village fast turnover — not for a life- Voice and the Villager, the neigh- time collection of books. borhood's weekly newspapers. Work-Free, Wonderful And in these two' conflicting This is just to earn enough mon- philosophies lies the source of a ey to pay his $5 a week room titanic struggle, a duel of keys rent, buy food and provide dimes COIN-OPERATED «nd words. for subway lockers. His real vo- The antagonists are an unlikely cation is finding books. LAUNDRY pair. Like members of some other There is Maruice, whose silvery professions, Maurice is bound by Saves Time, Money! 'hair is as long and luxuriant as his own ethical standards to keep his sources confidential. But you his beard and whose ragged TRAVEL AGENCY INC. clothes and battered, felt hat fade would be amaied, he says, at Even the kids can t«k© cars of Mom's to insignificance when he starts how easy it is' to find books. Serving Monmouth County for Fifteen Years talking about his efforts to pre-Maurice himself has found them biggest weekly job . . . easily, quick- by the thousands. serve the culture of the world. 10 Reckless PI. ly, safely and efficiently ... and But thence comes the problem Telephone And there is a Mr. Davis of the Cor. Broad Street love it! American Locker Co., a quiet, and the conflict. Maurice's $5 514 i.cnan^M^ kindly man with a briefcase full room is already full of books, Red Bank of keys and a long-suffering but and many more are stored in a tolerant air. The firm rents out basement he has rented in the e Stop In Today! You can reiervs and pick up airline, iteamihip, lockers — you put in a coin village. Others are stored by friends, but Maurice avoids this and get a key to a locker in a but and tour ticket J, hotel and resort area public place. as much as possible because of ©Kins F"tuw« SrwUole. Inc., 1362. World rlehll Marvel NOW TWO LOCATIONS! some bad experiences — Friends reservations at our offices. Mauripe, according to his ownhave had fires in their apart- telling, was once a prosperous ments or light-fingered guests. bass player with a Salvador Dali They needn't worry. When Da- • businessman. mustache and a student of Japan- vis" back was turned, Maurice •'••':'" Personal Crisis Still, Maurice's books pile up IT COSTS NO MORE and he must head for the sub-,] ese art with a black turtleneck winked and fondled a pouch full DONALD'S COIN-0-MATIC sweater. He won't tell you what ways, in.outlying stations there of keys — probably from a sub- TO BOOK THROUGH Newman Springs Rd. personal crisis changed the are banks of lockers always part- These young men share a way station so remote the com- 54 N. Bridge Av«. course of his life, any more than ly empty, and the locker company strong affection for Maurice, from pany doesn't check it more than YOUR LOCAL TRAVEL AGENT RED BANK and So. Bridge Ave. whom they buy all their maga he'll tell you his last name or only checks the meters once or once a month. twice a week. zines in the coffee houses. They Maurice does not expect some- also share a loft in the village with 1,000 square feet of space. YOU CAN WIN thing for nothing — he puts dimes in once or twice a week, or as Maurice, armed with boxes I often as he can make his rounds. within boxes, had agreed to for- McmeSashiom Open 9:30 to 9:30, Sat. to 6 , But when the locker company get his prejudice against storing 1,000 ' does check, he comes back to find books with friends and to use Courtesy T)ecotatmg | the key changed. their loft during this period of IF YOU OPEN A emergency. ffD CHARGE Storage Charge Davis opened a row of lockers Thus a very personal relation- and out poured books — novels, ship has been built up over the textbooks, a Bible, weighty phil- MAGNAVOX FACTORY AUTHORIZED years, for Maurice must go to osophical tomes, books of every, the company office and pay a size and description. storage charge on his books be- While Maurice and the young fore he gets the new key. men began to pack, books into "We never charge him the full boxes, Davis went to another price," says Davis. "We always bank of lockers across the sta- reach a settlement." tion, and opened several more. The locker company says he "Keep your eye on those lock- has about 20 lockers, but their ers over there," he told Maurice check is not as complete as they solicitously, leading one to won- ANNUAL SALE think. For Maurice, self-described der if Davis and the locker com as "the best customer they ever pany really want to get rid of Your once-a-year opportunity to RED BANK had," can display about 40 keys. their best customer after all. This friendly tug-of-war could Accounting & have gone on indefinitely if thej buy a Magnificent Office Services company hadn't started to use' another strategy. When its toler- Take a Look ance becomes too strained, it WHY, NOT LET US sends .a man to fix the lock on At Gladiolus the locker so that it can't be Magnavox Keep your account- closed — and Maurice's books ing records in our are exposed to any stray thief. Bulbs Now office or on your premises. Ignoring the company's kindli-] FREEHOLD -Have you looked and save up to ness in warning him, outraged atiat y0Ur gladiolus bulbs, or more For Information the injustice of it - "They could [correctly - corms, lately? If you not just fix four or five that Iiare ,ike most gardeners, you jQQOO Phone could handle — they want to kill haven't thought about them since me" — Maurice flounced into the you stored them last fall. SH 7-5069 Columbus Circle subway station Glads are like apples, po'atoes Affection for Maurice or onions, according to Dr. Spen- • Fine television sets There to meet him, by appoint- cer H. Davis, extension plant ment, were Davis, with his keys, disease specialist at Rutgers •and two young mtn, a string University. They have fungi or Him iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiliininanriiiiiiiiiiiiiiiin—iiiiiiHiiiMi molds that can rot them during • Stereo Hi-Fi, AM/FM Radio winter storage. The same molds don't usually work on both glads and potatoes. but regardless of the specific • Wide choice of models fungus or mold organism, a rotted glad corm hasn't anv more value than a rotten potato. He adds: "You know the old saying about a rotten apple spoiling the whole bushel. The same thing happens in the basket of glads. The white or gray cot- 3,000 square feet for just suits and coats ton-like mold will grow from one on J. Kridel's third floor. corm to another. "That's why it pays *o 't.spect glads several times during the Comb. 23" TV, Stereo, AM-FM winter. Some corms thst ap- peared healthy in October may 50 R 47 50 be completely rotted by now. Sale 398 ««- '- GOOD LESSONS FOR "And if you didn't duit (he corms when you put them into Sov» $81. Chromatic filter. Stereo Hi-Fi, drift-frw THE YOUNG FOLK- storage in the fall, it will help A1I-FM radio. Vidcomatic TV needs no adjusting; them to do it even now. Use any general-purpose mixture of a Micromatic record player lets records last a lifetime. SAVINGS fungicide and insecticide. Four High Fidelity Speakers! Silver Seal Warranty. "Put about one-half teaspoon Contemporary, mahogany finish. of the powder in a large paper bag. Add a dozen or so glad corms and shake gently. Dor- mant glads are fairly hard but they can be bruised 'f treated Stereo Hi-Fi, AM-FM Radio too harshly. "If you found no rotten tornis as vou sorted them, probahly no 5 mold will develop between now ak 269 ° ««9-329.50 and planting lime. But if some were molded, it would pay vnu to inspect them again in about a Save $60. Micromatic record player. Magnavox accous- month. tfcal system that projects sound from sides as well as front "And if you find any 'doubtfuls' — throw them out too!" of cabinet. Six High Fidelity speakers, including two 12" bass. Stylus has 10-year guarantee. Gold Seal Warranty. Col. Corson Mahogany.

Ts Retired Videomatic 24" Television FORT MONMOUTH - Col. Frederick R. Corson. secretary o( 50 R 33? 50 the U. S. Army Signal School, re- ceived the first oak leaf cluster Sale 289 «* - to the Army Commendation Med- Save $50. Sepia optical filter. Magnasonib al from Brig. Gen. Charles M. j Baor, school commandant, for[ IOLIIKI. Gold Seal warranty. .Mahogany cabinet. duty as Signal School secretary 1 from January, 19G0, to last De-! cember, 1W1. j Upon retirement last week after1 23" Low Boy Television .tart your cHild NOW in a 37 years of federal service, Col. j •abit which will pay off "T- Corson reviewed an honor guard: 00 ceremony, and also rcccivc-d a: undsomoly in the future'"~ Sale 188 certificate of appreciation. An old | . . Open an account to-' Army custom was revived when • Chromotone-filtrrcl miircn. So tuning nrrded, it's Col. and Mrs. Corson were es- lay] automatic! Silvqr Seal warranty. Mahogany. corted off post by (he regiment's ceremonial unit at the end of the presentation. Stores at

K OF C MEETING HACKENSACK MATAWAN — An organization- SPRINGFIELD MAINSTAY al meeting for a new council of he Knights of Columbus in Mata- ORANGE FEDERAL SAVINGS ivan will be held Tuesday at ;:15 p.m. in American Legion Budget your purchase ij M>U in'.i/i.' Use our 90-day, no- HUFFMAN-*/? BOYLE POMPTON PLAINS AND 1OAN ASSOCSATION Hall. carrying r/injgc plan (small nervier chnrge) nr nur <**• Purpose of the meeting will be Rt. 35 Circle, Eatontown—LI 2-1010 RAMSEY o discuss the formation and or- tended 18-uiontfi plan, Jully insurrd jor your protection. Opposite Monmuiith Shopping Center EATONTOWN 36 MONMOUTH ST. RED BANK :anization nf a new council for •latawan and surrounding areas J Kcd Kegisfcr WHERE'S POCAHONTAS ? JIM BISHOP: SUU HJflrwry B, HMdbtown Un fay JMa H Cook tad Hanry CUy THOMAS IRVING BROWN, Publisher U2S-1H* A Mun of the House Alone JAMES I. HOGAN, Editor M. HAROLD KELLY, Geoard Muuger The setting is serene. The black couch curves like W. HARRY PENNINGTON, Prodactlon Manager a dark quarter moon. Before it is the coffee table. It Member ol the Associated Preas holds a mosaic dish of black and white tiles—an ash. lfet AnoeUMd Prtia U «zititl«d •xciuilv«ir >» ita» uo lor repubiietuoD tun mi IOCAI i»wi yrttxM tray. There is a tall sherry decanter, guarded by small a tkia imNW u »«u u u stem glasses standing at attention. Then there is the Member Audit Bureau ot Circulation fireplace, made of brick painted white, Tb» R«d Baak Raflitar uiuinil no flatnolEl ttiponilblllUei fnr typographic*! errora la ftdvertlierotnti. with its thick mantle of slate. but win rcprict without ch*rj«. that pirt of in ftdv«rtliflment fn whlcn ttit typographic*) trrar .occur*. AS- Ytrtiuri wtU Piiut notify thi mBLQtitmcnt Immedlatafr of any error wbicii may occur. It is night and the children are in ntwroapir utujsai DO MiponilbintlM tor. italftmenu of opinion* in letterf trom lla rtadiri. bed. The oak logs burn slowly, tossing Prim In AiJunet On» >ur I1B.0O mi monthi. lux spangles of yellow and ruddy red copy by mill, » cent at eountsr. T cemi against the bare beams of the ceiling. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1962 The man of the house sees it all, and sees it not. He is on the couch, elbows on knees, his eyes mirroring the mood Our Exciting Space Future BISHOP Of the fire. Soon, he will be old and he feels the insidious si- America's space efforts — given into orbit along with extra fuel tank lence of time as he felt the sunset before he drew the such a tremendous boost this week and then coupled in space. Flight drapes. He felt it when he carried the four oak logs by Col. John Glenn's orbital flight- by the two-man spacecraft are sched- around the back and into the house. He feels it now, are destined to achieve even greater uled to begin in the 1963-64 period. as he watches the bright young flame curl up the side heights this year and next. Thus, our space program, which of the log and die in nothingness as if hurries up the chimney to its rendezvous with the cold north wind. Throughout the remainder of for a time was lagging considerably has begun to look. upward. Even Hypnotized by the Embers 1962, the United States plans to fly Now he sits alone, hypnotized by the embers, though our start was late in this vital five orbital missions—four identical scanning the light and form of a tame holocaust for an to Glenn's and one of 18 orbits. area—the Glenn flight showed that old memory. He likes to be alone, to sit in the blue- our space capabilities are definitely veiled darkness listening to the night sounds — the : National Aeronautics and Space there. The problem now is to develop rhythmic creak of the indecisive weather vane, the Administration officials said the pro- our larger booster rockets, such a runts of the old timbers as they shoulder the gusts, gram will continue into 1963 until the Saturn. Here is where the na- the sporadic pop of the burning logs and the soft hiss of old sap bleeding from the stumps. four men have orbited 18 times each. tion's big hope rests in catching up Particularly exciting about our with the Soviets in the manned He is here and he is now, and he is a light year away and 10 centuries ago. The left hand scratches the recent These Pays; space program was space race. the gray hair behind the ear but it leaves no crease in NASA announcement of a $500 As President Kennedy said: WILLIAM his consciousness. The heat from the fire seeps through million plan to build space trains for "We have a long way to go in Expense Account Nonsense the legs of the trousers and balms the shins. It warms use as bases for exploration of the the space race and we started late. S. WHITE the back of the clasped hands and makes the eyes - By GEORGE E. SOKOLSKY blink. moon. This is a new ocean and we mus WASHINGTON - Some un- pleasant chickens are coming The middle of the logs go first The underside Eventually, under this program, sail on it and be in a position sec- Whoever in the Treasury is responsible for the cur- ent excitement over expense account deductions, needs home to roost for this govern- glows as the yellow flames fight for a shortcut to the two-man space ships will be lifted ond to none." ment as it solicits the co- o be put on the job of selling nuts and screws or some operation of its Western allies in sky. Soon, there is an indentation and the flame be- - such objects, so that he will learn what it really takes. trying to cut off all free world comes smaller and blue. The ends of the oak blaze It's Worth Cautious Study trade in war materials to Castro- briefly, bright beyond the power of the eyes to contain . After all, the customer does not have to buy the ABCCommunist Cuba. brand if he can get a German brand for the light, and then die in blackened mourning. The blue Soviet Premier Nikita S. Khru- mented facts available to the public AH but aloud, the Allies are flame cuts steadily at the middle, and sparks rip off less money or a Japanese brand for still retorting: "And how long has it shchev apparently was among the regarding these orbital trips, and we less. Even Canadian goods are sold in been, Uncle U.S. of A., since you like bright flakes of sawdust, to chase each other up have to take Russia's word, and that have given us much 'co-oper- the darkened chimney. people In the world who were highly the American market to the advantage ation' in the United Nations on doesn't amount to much. Woodsmoke, Hot Apple Pie interested in the space journey of of the Canadians. any issue involving our argu- It is Mr. K's stated belief that Apart from price, salesmanship is ments with the ex-colonial coun- It is late, and the man of the house sits sorting American Astronaut John H. Glenn, tries in Africa and Asia?" old victories, reshuffling the defeats to the back of the now it "would be very beneficial" to a tremendous factor in any business and Jr., in the Friendship 7 capsule. He Secretary of State Dean Rusk mind. He is aware that whatever he is, the substance the advance of science and would be salesmanship costs money. I often re won a qualified victory in the has come up with a personal message ceive letters from businessmen denying recent conferences of Latin- is no longer malleable. It has been cast in iron and acclaimed by all peoples who would cooled. His ambition—to be a better, more noble man to President John F. Kennedy sug- SOKOLSKY that theater tickets in New York, steaks American nations in Uruguay. like to see scientific achievements Hemisphere governments at least —is beyond salvage now. gesting that, now, the United States t night clubs and similar expenditures are necessary agreed to stop such trade with benefit man" if only the U.S. and iut it depends upon whether one is selling shoe-laces Castro. And a thin majority Ten years ago, he learned to live with himself. It and the Soviet Union pool resources Russia would get together and ex- steel. It is not that the customer wants to be bribed agreed as well to outlaw Cuba gentled him. He had had to accept a body he despised, to explore outer space. from all the political affairs of imprisoned by a mind no better than average, both plore outer space together. Our scien- iut he likes to feel important enough to deserve the this hemisphere. attached to a soul dusty with neglect. Before that, it Why he waited until now to make tists have said that the Russians 'Diamond Jim Brady" treatment and if the American The Administration now has alesman cannot give it to him, a British salesman can the hard task, however, of mak- had hurt to know that a turtle would outlive him. Now such a suggestion is quite obvious. seem to have an edge on us in ight here in New York. ing this semi-embargo a really e was content to be himself, so long as. he didn't have He wanted to be sure we were able booster rocket capacity. They could effective thing. For significant o live as a turtle. Goods being goods, the buyer gives the good fellow shipments of the wrong kind are to match his topmost claims for be right. break, it not bothering him at all that the bill is paid ;oing to Castro from some Now he could see rare beauty in mundane things: European nation allied to us in space achievement. He and the world A lot of good might be accom- >y Uncle Sam or John Bull or whoever has money for child's giggle, a small box of velvet pansies, the shad- the North Atlantic Treaty Organ- ings in a concord grape, the impeccable femininity of know absolutely that we had an plished if there, indeed, was one co- uch purposes, true, yachts are expensive and I do ization. m old lady, the pink and pastel bedroom slippers worn American, Colonel Glenn, in orbit; operative effort made in a space ven- tot particularly like the ocean, but many a big deal These nations, which were the old holders of colonies in Africa •y a summer sunrise, a silver fish cracking the surface > consummated while the characters are deep-sea fish- every move was followed from be- ture. In view of Mr. K's double talk and Asia, have seen that alliance f a still lake, a dog dozing with his head on his paws, ig, as they call it as rather a oneway stre«t when- ginning to end. We have heard from and deceptive ways — we've had freshly fleeced sky, sailboats moving like silent If that is the way business is done, who can really ever an African or Asian "ind Moscow that two Russians have many examples of these—we should pendence" demand has raised its swans, the smell of woodsmoke and hot apple pie. '•„ bject? Our task is to sell goods and to provide work made such a ride, one, once around, proceed cautiously. For the present, head in the United Nation!. The; or more than 60,000,000 of our citizens and if any- are far from unhappy, therefore Sees Much In the Fire the other 17 times. There are no docu- let's listen, but tell Russia nothing. at this present opportunity He sees much in the fire, too. The'bricks around ody believes that that can be achieved with no effort, pull at the American eagle's tai does not know how to sell anything and make a the outside remain white; the ones inside are dusty feathers over Cuba. black and the ashes under the grate are gray as tho •',. Your Money's Worth; irofit at it. It is all an incredibly mixet Before the depression of 1929, nobody had any affair. Exact and total justio fresh sparks fall to feathery deaths. He wonders if is hard to find and even harde man ever invented anything as warm and friendly as oubts as to how to sell. Charley Schwab could go into Business Spending Is Key to Upturn's Life precisely to identify. The Eur a log fire. Once, the Indians on the Great Plains ny market and unload American steel and the smoke peans are clearly wrong in help scooped holes and built roaring fires and held the fresh By SYLVIA PORTER loured out of the stacks in Pittsburgh and Bethlehem, ing in any way to build up Cast — no matter how justified their cut buffalo meat on wooden spears, waving it slowly istead he moved about the world and American steel Th« American who now holi government and authorltatlv on factories and equipment this resentment at our practices in as the fat melted off and the meat turned gray, then tho key to whether our country private sources indicate an in- year will run at a rate of $40 impeted with any of them and Charley spent money the U.N. on "colonialism," crease In 1962 over 1961 of black. current economic upswing stay billion, finally smashing the pre-jiike a ^1^ man, making the customer feel good and Rusk Is Right ttrong through 1962 and well inl to B per cent. This is nice bu vioiis peak recorded back in Further hack than that, Prometheus brought firs swear by Charley s product. Secretary Rusk is entirely right 1963 is the U.S. businessman him modest, and If this Is all th and representing a jump of 1 from the heavens'and to him the Greeks built statues •elf. rise Is to be, the stimulus slmpl; per cent over 1961. Moreove Expense accounts are normal in business every- in pointing out, as he is now urgently doing in private to He is the on won't be sufficient. Fortune will say even its ros and draped the cockeyed laurel wreath on his brow. where except in the minds of the Treasury officials foreign diplomats, that after all b 1 g questioi But new estimates are bein, estimate may be an understat Thus the scholars honored a man who never was, for who probably learned salesmanship at the Harvard the United States spent billions left In the pi made which forecast considerabl; ment and this type of spendini after the war to restore Western a deed never done. - ture. All th> larger totals and these are likel could "grow explosively in 1962.' Business School. If we try hard enough, we shall, in Europe to its present booming rest of us hav< to be more correct. Next month the government als The man of the house got up, studying the red re- the next quarter of a century, turn our own market state. He is entirely right it given our an Next week, for Instance, Foi will issue Its new survey on thi over to some other country. We have been very care^ suggesting — in a nice way, of flection in the brass andirons. He kicked at the logs, and swer — an tune magazine will report spending. While its estimati course — that the Europeans two of them broke in half. One half fell out of the grate; it's a plai estimate that business spendin. probably won't be as bright a less over the years about our products and salesman- owe us something for this, UN "Yes, the up Fortune's, the odds are it will b ship and the Yankee salesman, who could sell any- one fell in. There was, he felt sure, a philosophy in • or no UN and all that. swing will last CARMICHAEL a billion or two higher than tlv thing from the Brooklyn Bridge to a wooden nutmeg, this too. For awhile, the fire blazed brightly, like some- : year-end prediction. Possibly the Europeans an PORTER today wonders why a Hong Kong tailor can sell suits thing which has been goaded to do its duty. strong." 'Conditions' Right wrong, too, in believing thai If the businessman come I'M AS HEALTH/ The basis for believing tha in New York—the textile market of America. American policies in the UN Then the big flames diminished, the logs blackened through with a sharp step-up in businessmen will add their "yes1 have been too coldly righteous in a bed of embers, and tiny jets of blue and yellow I CAN| BE EXPECTF Something is wrong if we cannot hold our own about their profound difficultties his spending for new plants and to the big question about th flame stood like petals of Spring tulips, only to disap- : modern equipment in the months -BOf HI ife of tins advance Is that, a In our own markets, particularly now when the theore- in Africa and Asia, and less than ahead, we're home safe. The up- IF THA^ &OOP ortune emphasizes, the "con ticians are complicating the problem by depriving a sympathetic in weighing Asian- pear as he studied them. He drew the mesh screen, turn, which began precisely ditions" are right for it. African interests against Western like the last curtain in a play, before the face of the fire. ' salesman of his expense account. Of course, business- European interests. But the plain year ago, will have the power to OR BAP— First, the need for investing in The man of the house went off to bed ... continue for a long time. modern plants and cost-saving men will find a way to protect themselves from being and undeniable fact is that th quipment is imperative. Th impoverished. If nothing else is left to them, they will Europeans do most bitterly be- If the businessman persists in lieve precisely this. They believe Investing subnormal totals in conomic advance is nbsorbinp bootleg their expense accounts as they bootlegged whis- "I Think You're In The Wrong Broadcast excess capacity, and in some it from London to Paris to West factories and equipment, though key when Mabel Walker Willebrandt sought to legislate Berlin to Brussels and to Lisbon, Booth, Ma'am" we're in for trouble. Once more lines output well may be running lhead of capacity by mid-year. morality. There must be a way out and we are not go- This has been a dozen times con- the upturn will falter, and we'l firmed by the most reputabl be facing the threat of the fifth it the same time, the pressure ng to go broke because a student of economic virtue f foreign competition nre be- correspondents in Europe. This recession of the post-World War prefers to give our markets to our competitors. columnist has had overwhelming II period uncomfortably soon. aming acute and our plants ar MEDICAL Towing more obsolete ever proof of it over and over in con- Public Docs Its Part Let us return to realism. An expense account ought versations with Allied diplomat You, America's consumers, CLINIC ay. We must modernize them not to be a warrant to engage in petty larceny, but if wo nre to compete in the world and foreign ministers. This is have done and are doing your there ought to be enough accountancy skill and wis- the one absolutely certain — and part In sustaining the advance narkcts. dom to protect the Treasury from losses of revenue absolutely vital — fact of life in by hiking your spending. Second, the cash In finance the the whole wretched affair. Government at every level — instruction is available. Cor snd not at the same time ruin business. Of course, federal, stale and local — also •(orations have been accumulat the businessman who lives on his expense account is Impression Harmful lias been playing and is ploying ng billions of dollars in cash a thief but that is no reason to stand in the way of This columnist, himself no ad- its part by Increasing spending. Their net profits are at a peak mirer of our UN policies on But this expulsion already is nd climbing rapidly. They have sales or to give Canadians an advantage over the "colonialism," has made earnest a year old. If the federal budget lie cash nnd the credit to put United States. efforts to grasp the basic reali- iJ to approach a balance, govern- to plants — n point of crucial ties of our position. (Tills position ment spending is not fining to importance. We are becoming so good-natured that we shall in the direct sense Is largely the be the help it has been. Nor are Government Helps cutting our own throats, like those who insist on responsibility of Assistant Sec- consumers going to continue Third, the government is ink- :moking Cuban cigers no matter how much it helps retary of State Harlan Cleveland boosting their spending if the g vital steps to encourage the "idel Castro. So, we are financing the sale of steel pipe arid UN Ambassador Adlai Stev- economy shows signs of sliding spending. Legislation to give an enson.) again, per cent tax credit on new o Soviet Russia to destroy our policy in Central To put the matter by necessity ivcstments is moving through The next stimulant must come Europe. too briefly, the conclusion is that ongress. The Treasury is from higher business upending. what we actually do in the UN ibernllzing its rules on depreci- What is most needed is economic co-ordination- is not so harmful as the Impres- What U Outlook? lion of equipment. These two thinking out of our economics and political problems sion we leave with our oldest What, then, is the outlook? So icves, Fortune calculates, could o that they are correlated and can be stated in sim- allies about what we do. far, the figures are sketchy. Sur- ive close to a $3 billion shot in veys of business spending on e arm to plant and equipment ile terms, so that the citizen may know how he can If this is so, the first, indis- plants and equipment by the 6—Friday, Feb. 23, 1962 ending. pensable step is to,remove this >est achieve a successful trade. misunderstanding, at least. \ A Fri%, Feb. 23, 1962-7 RED BANK REGISTER Pobf Man's Philosopher t EVEN KIDS KNOW IT! Mailbag Bulletins • NEW YORK (AP)—Things a columnist might never know if he didn't open his mail: PARENTS SAVE MORE Absolute silence doesn't help you to work better . .. it's distracting , . . Psychiatrists have found most people's mental powers are at a peak against a back ground of soft music. DISCOUNT CENTERS AT GRAND-WAY! But that is no endorsement of the plea by teenagers that they can't do their homework except while listening to rock 'n' roll records.*

Living it up: Economists say that *->/ + * in the last 40 years Americans have used up more material resources than the rest of the world's population did BOYLE in the previous 4,000 years. A Whiff of Oxygen Life in La Belle France: Some Parisian restaurants now offer diners a whiff of oxygen as an appetizer . . . Our night club comics might copy the idea by dispensing a little laughing gas to their gag-jaded patrons. •* Who buys the shoes in your family? ... A study found women purchase about half of U.S. shoes, chil dren a fourth—and men only about a fifth. , . It is getting easier to get a close shave while riding

In Manhattan taxicabs . . . Several drivers have in- *1 I stalled electric razors for the convenience of passengers. Our quotable notables: "There is no reason why > 4.' any child should lack a complete knowledge of life, J$ since there is no censorship of drugstore windows." —Don Herold. 4 SEAT LAWN SWING Feminine paradise: In the South Sea island of Palau, bossed by women, the ruling matriarch could have a man executed if she decided his mere presence disturbed her contemplations. Gym Set Bottle cure: Some 400 prisons and 350 mental hospitals now have Alcoholics Anonymous chapters Nowl A backyard of fun . . . They have raised the rehabilitation rate of re at this remarkably low prlcel 10' htadrall, 7'9" leased problem drinkers from 20 per cent to 80 per cent. Iegi...all of »turdy IK" Speaking of hospitals, shame on you people named tubing I Complet* with 2 Smith . . . Smiths make up the largest American fam- swings, rings, airglide, ily, but in the entire nation there is only one Smith trapiiB bar & 9' slide' Awl you get J48 Trlpte-S Memorial Hospital. .. it's in Decorah, Iowa. Blue Stamps Sign in a public library: "No children aloud." WJ\yi Life Expectancy of Clothes How long do your clothes last? . . . The National

Institute of Drycleaning lists the average life expec- ...... V V. -'- tancy of straw hats, neckties and women's panties at a year; bathing suits and men's gloves at two years; 26" INCH suits, three to four years; men's overcoats four years, and women's fur coats 10 years. (I still have several neckties bought before the second world war.) Sportswei* Wisecrack of the week: "Most American families," says Walter Slerak, "begin the month by balancing the budget — and end it by trying to budget the balance." Bicycle Hint for safe winter driving: It takes up to 12 times as much distance to stop a car on ice or slippery snow as it does on a dry pavement What are the world's most popular card games? ... A 27-nation poll put contract bridge first, followed And you get by poker and canasta. (Gin rummy is favored by many 277 Trlple-S athletes, including baseball stars Mickey Mantle and Blue Stamps Roger Marls.) 27 Worth remembering: "Forty is the age when men '.Deluxe fully equipped bike with cantilever frame...chromed .double begin to want a change of pace—and women a change adjustable handlebar! 2-tona spring of face." saddle & saddlebag, turn head- Sports item: Japan now has the world's largest light! Boys' metallic red, girls' turquoise! Indoor ski pavilion . . . covered by a corrugated metal xoot, it is 1,150 feet long and can accommodate 800 ski fans. Nature notes: Ants keep slaves . . . The moose, weighing up to 1,800 pounds, is the largest antlered animal that ever lived on earth . . . Frogs, which lack rib cage, can't breathe like people . . . they breathe by swallowing air. 10" Red Rex The Sahara desert is far from deserted . . . About 600,000 people live there. & While Missle It was Kin Hubbard who observed, "A rich grand- Tricycle mother never gets in the way." Wagon W 97 "ASTRO-GUIDE" By Ceean 6 4 Durabla 1!4" steel 28" long heavy duly > For Sunday, February 25 tubing, extra largo >*••* steel body with Sem- saddle seat! Semi- inoleredfinithlSol- Present—For You and pnoumatic tires' id molded tires! Yours •. • Affaire of the heart 12" Tricycl....8.S7 » are accented. Thij ii « time 16" Tricyclo...9.97 f when "little things mean a lot," so express yosr affection in word and deed. Fallow through on your plans, even though you FIND EVERYTHING YOU NEED UNDER ONE ROOF AT CRANDWAY may be in the mood to put things off. Many demands may be made on you, so don't try to comply with all of them. Be THIN SKIN, JUICY, FLORIDA WILSON'S CERTIFIED BEEF SALE BUMBLE BEE, WHITE selective. All Beef Prices Slashed — To Save You Cash TUNA FISH Past • • • The University of Fufure... By 1965 the United GRAPEFRUIT Minnesota 'was founded on States win have multiplied its 151, but hsld no P"**?1 Polaris strength about Sirloin Steak 6V2 OZ. 29 - ., M . • * " atomic-powered subnwn.™ C PORTERHOUSE CAN gresiional land grants assisted »n y,-^ a payload of 464 poIaris its establishment. missiles. STEAK 27 The Day Under Your Sign UK 45 HEINZ TOP UUES (Bom Mucli 21 fo April If) LIBRA (Sapt. JJ fo DA 22) Don't OTCtoUmita ypar capibUhiet cr To tvoio »omeont'« laVinj »d»aiiiifie cl GARDEN FRESH, YOUNG your plffitot atrengtn. Take it easy. you, be ilert, espeeiillr late today. AURUS (April 20 4a Ma/20) PORK 61 BEANS SCORPIO (Oct. 23 fo Nov. 21) ROUND STEAK ,„,„, 8% tai't let your cnthailum bKOme ditnlfc If you lure confidence in yont plins, td bj tmponrj idtuiity. Keep mil- carry them to conclusion. OR VEGETARIAN STYLE is- SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 fa D don't commit youridf. CHUCK ROAST T 45', amceroutff monetary natters dean opt CAPRICORN (Dec 22 ft* Jan. 20) 16OZ. ANCER (JDM 22 to July 211 Don't set confused, tnd don't let un- BONELESS i» nalitr »"• coorait, ntinUeu a C founded «lrprt!ien*ioO lumper you, o» difficult thi problem may be. Reg. CANS EO (July 321a ADJ. 21) AQUARIUS (Jio. 21 f, Ftb, 19) '»r Jto attention la peitftniltie rettoat Althourh iome chinge in tactics ma* be BRISKET Style 78k •ho would jilwt dogbu in jmir nmd. called lor, keep on • safe course. K 3 PISCES (hb. 20 to Mirch 20) 2 29 URSOOa.12foStpt.22) Wl'tt ip off tiltSlc icep enj about at acleM Mixed influence* in Piscei chut «ti iloobcood en paper. need to rcitnin tmotions. STATE HIGHWAY 36, KEAN$BURGA OPD»HOILTr™Tnm9mTOJP*Fll.9)UtT010PJlt,WT.*Sll»L9JULTOJPJt 8—Friday, Feb. 23, 1962 RED BANK REGISTER group-ttnf Uj Geld Star. Modi, DAILY CROSS w en uutallatioa dinner la tie Ma. Belford East sonic'Temple, Berjenfield, Feb. AfitOM I'OtMm 0. • LToroscrrr Asia la pltce of eltctlag officers of U. On Feb. 15 the Note Tones • ALUMINUM «.To«hout 4.atT«err«r Minor Episcopal Church organizations at Keansburg quartette ting at a Bhie and •Jam 6. Ration etty different time, of the year, it Gold Cab Scout dinner In tht (nr.) (Off.) a.QB«s. wn decided all electioni wili Plaits for t cakeleu stle to Village firs house, Mlddietows. iLInteooni (.lifted bodied be held In Much were nude at A Jewelry demonstration was t STORM & SCREEN (Send, your problems to George 7.- fcuto take place in Jtnuiry. St. Agnes U.B«Jad Gu!M, which met Feb. 14 will the Women'* Guild meeting in held yesterday In the Episcopal COMBINATION n a self-addressed, stamped en- Ingredient Rutledi* keep the same slate of officers. the Eayshore Community church Church, Middletown. , velope. If they are not returned IS. Peruse* 8. As Feb. 16. A card party will be ». Girl's name 37. Killed They include Mrs. A. Kondrup, within 10 days, something prob- U. Linen braid held April 25 In the .church hall. All Girl Scout troops will at- ably went wrong.) 18. Waistcoats 10. Extra- 29. Kernel president; Mrs. Howard Megln- ordinary remover TcftmUr'i linn ley, vice president; Mrs. Joseph Plans' are being made for a bustend church services March 11 BASEMENT IT. Auditory ride to the Millburn Playhouse, organ S2 Mozdierz, treasurer and Mrs. for Girl Scout week. A cake stle Dear George: 39. Mtas Lollo- Hostesses were Mrs. Thonsas 1& Mutt-ope (r) and Robert Kruger, secretary. Com' wiil.bp held near St. Catherine's Modern kids don't know th 16. Small valve feather brigida Hern and Mrs. Henry Oehiey. (MUt.) mittees will remain the same. Catholic Church after «ervlce«. alue of a dollar, are insolenl 30. Consume* 11 To run KS. Perch 41. ReOdlsh- Hostesses for the next meeting WINDOWS and I'm sick of you- taking uj 16. Period S7. color The funds for missions were will be Mrs. Victor wollentin and The senior, Intermediate and Girl 22, Pause 2*. Made oraaga needed most. Candy will be sold Alcoa aluminum at Iht •ton* (Scot) X fly-up ceremony will be held acted like the ones I seel Nee ofotiU for Easter. The Guild has formed hall and were instructed by squid lowett prices •rer! — 30. Reset, March 1 by Brownie Troop 125. say more? a merchandise club. members. - Inmlate your home it MFldo, 1 Z 3 + 5 y 7 8 9 0 Mrs. William Fearim is the lea* these sensationally low D. G to ftbone 'A A total of $100 was donated er of thB troop. 7. prlceil Dear D, G.: 3t Test per- II toward church furniture. Not to me you needn't. I'm formance 'A The Sweet Adeline barbershop Insulate jour basement 13 \ YOU CAN WIN pretty sick of you, too. 33. Challenge The 10th birthday of John De aad itop the cold where 34. Heavenly A bachelor telling parents ho 'Aib 1 Nicola, son of Mr. and Mrs. John d»y. Present were Mark and It It moit likely t» af- body P> o raise kids is like a spectato De Nicola, Oceanvjew Ave., wasCharles Ditfendale, Kenneth and fect your house! These 38. Emblem ^Aft /A celebrated Monday. Present were 1,000 telling Clyde Beatty how to tame of dawn 18 9 21 Kurt Kutcher, Thomas and Leon- sturdy itorm windows tigers.^ You're, outside the cage, 3T.LaUMr. (A 'A'A '/A Peter and Paul De Nicola, Mi- ard Samuelson, Thomas Stanford IF YOU OPEN A will cut your heating Buster—be quiet and work or Haromar- n 23 24 25 Hb n chael Schmiijt, Elwood Seeley Jr., and David Wasserman. bills, keep your home 'our distemper. skjold ^//, Richard Pollix and David Kilio. rrD CHARGE 28 19 y 3o more comfortable. Win- 40. Play On Sunday, a family dinner was Dr. Charles A, Wolbach, pro- adjuncts held. Present were Mrs. Anna fessor of teacher education at ^vr ACCOUNT dow* have mutir Dear George: 31 3A2 33 42. African De Nicola, Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Monmouth College, West Long frame of flue extruded Tell "Annoyed" to quit worry antelope % ing about the neighbor's loud te! V 3* 35 ib Jennie, Jersey City and Mr. andBranch, was guest speaker at the Alcoa aluminum, per- 44. External Mrs. John De Nicola and family, Christian Couples Club meeting evision. Nine years ago I wen 47. Bracing A ^A ^A % manent screen panel, 40 41 Metuchen. next door to complain about 48. Betting S7 38 39 of the Methodist church Monday. and removable glais '^ % His subject was the Pennsylvania noisy TV. That's how I met m; 49. Smart and 45 4b panel. 41 4* 44 John Samuelson, son of Mr. Dutch. Mrs.'Wolbach was also wife—and, frankly, I would givf g % and Mrs. Normaa Samuelson, cele- present. A covered dish supper anything to have the loud TV (slang) 47 48 back. With my wife, you don' 80. Succinct brated his fifth birthday Tues- was served. even get a commercial break. 49 SO Yakked A DOWN LDamaga 3-33 On Cruise Bridge Column By ALFRED SHEINWOLD Almost two thousand player competed last month in the an- THE HANDS • BUDGET TERMS • FREE DELIVERY nual bridge contest conducted bj STORE HOURS: S AJH. TO I P.M. Sooth deafer the Recreation Association of thi Both aide* vulnerable WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY TO I U. S. State Department and thi NORTH "Between Yaako'i ft ReotHUei" U, S. Information Agency. Onl. 47 4 9 a handful of the contestants made VA84 tho right play on this hand, bul O» 7 6 the same thing would occur any but the most expert field. BEACH CLUB £ 31 IVottd St. SHodysId* 1-7500 Rtd Bank J At almost every table South won the first trick with the king 1042 083, of spades and returned the te 4 9 OCEAN AVE. (North Beach) SEA BRIGHT of clubs for a losing finesse. Easi warn*** • AK5 It Pays to Advertise in The Register returned a spada to the ace, an V QQ»55 South plugged away at clubs un O AKOAKO S Beginning on Saturday, March 3, the til East took his ace. * 10 7 6 The defenders could take only SooS. Vest North East club office will open daily for the two spades and two clubs. South Lewis 0. Tilton, Jr. is? a easily won the rest, making th Opening lead'—• Q acceptance of applications for the SEA BRIGHT - Navy Seams: game contract. Lewis 0. Tilton. Jr., 3 Beach St. That's what happened. Any ob- ,1962 season. We invite you to in» is on a four-month cruise aboan jections? Speak up now, or for-hand is not good enough for a the USS Wasp out of Boston. Hi ever hold your peace. response of two clubs. If you spect Sea Bright'* finest private joined the; Navy last Septembei Must Kill Dummy could show your long suit at the and took basic training at the If you were playing the hand, level of one, however, you would Great Lakes, (III.) Naval Train, beach club. you might not notice it. (I didn' do so. ihg Center. He was home on leavt say you wouldn't; I just said recently before beginning thi For Sheinwold's 3-page book- you might not.) East should see let, "A Pocket Guide to Bridge," the importance of killing the send 50c to Bridge Book, Red Tel. 842-2358 P. O. Box 315, Sea Bright dummy to stop South from using Bank Register, Box 3318, Grand Guess Who? the long club suit. Central Sta., N. Y. 17, N. Y. When East takes his first club trick he must return the king of IS YOUR CHILD hearts. If declarer takes the ace of hearts, there Is no sids en- try in dummy for the clubs. East Foiling Behind in School ? refuses one club trick and then goes back to spades. South make two spades, two hearts, three dia- If he ii, It's probably became he can't read well monds and one club. A very re- enough—parhapi because he wai not ready to learn spectable little haul, but only eight tricks. at the time when reading was introduced. In these If declarer refuses to win the days of overcrowded eUnei and split seisioni the heart trick with dummy's ace, elementary school finds it hard to give him the in- East shifts back to spades. Now dividual attention that he needt in order to catch up. the defenders win two spades, two clubs and one heart. Just enough He falls still further behind—unable to compete to defeat the contract. with ths othen. It's easy to see the right play if somebody warns you to keep your eyes open. We tend to miss such plays most of the time be- If this it true of your child, It may pay you to inves- has been sick. cause nobody rings a bell to wake tigate the ipeeial after-iehool reading courses set us up. up by the RUMSON READING INSTITUTE. Classes NEW DAILY QUESTION are tmall—children are grouped according to ability. Partner opens with one spade, HAMMOND and the next player passes. You Extravoiee hold: Spades—7 4. Hearts—A 8 4. Diamonds—9 7 6. Clubs—K J Older students come evenings or Saturday mornings ORGAN 9 3 2. What do you say Answer: Bid one notrump. The and study vocabulary and English composition, too. $595* Courses in Speech and in Mathematics, including Just $25 Down GOP POSTPONES DINNER Survey courses In Math for Seniors Preparing for Has twice the number of stops TRENTON (AP) — The Re- as organs costing twice as College Boards. publican State Committee's an- much. New styling—new tone nual $100-a-plate fund raising din- —sounds like three keyboards ner has been postponed from Write or Phone for Spring Bulletin all playing together. Call us today for a free home dem- March 1 to June 5. Now at Rumaon and South Orange onstration. The change, announced by J. PR 5-330O Duncan Pitney, state GOP fi- Hammond Organ Studio nance chairman, was made "in view of the heavy financial strain of Asbury Park on the Republicans during las RUMSON READING INSTITUTE Cookman Ave. and Main St. year's gubernatorial campaign," Open Dally Till 9 P. M. he said. Russell G. Ranney, Director 842-1650 Saturday till 5:30 P. M. •Bench extra U. S. Sen. John G. Tower, R pxn* wilt xnpak af the dinner [lU lyesl^necl for.

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A Borden'i Milk «IK) IrVCreim Co. product. On (cod. druj and depirlm«nt itort shelvoi, and In tht dairy cut. •n.Wm.i Ruuteh Council, Pub. 711 (1955)H( a 14 Mr. Woelmta Jotaed Post 11 1 Friday, Fdj. 23, 1962-* — To Fete 1949 following active service in Leonardo |Dinner Held er John Clarfc. "Attie" will m»Xe the European and Asiatic-Pacific County Wills DAILY CROSSWORD his home each month with &* Theatres of war. ACROSS IVetW* 22. Jump Community fire auxiliary mem- State Legion FREEHOLD — The following Ethiopian On one bers have been asked to donate By Pack 24 inn. that win* the contest it the In addition to drying on itati ill were probtted thi» w*k by Gold Bond merchant saving! monthly meeting. Any den wia-' t.try jntoewto toot FAIR HAVEN -Cub Scout committee!, the Legion leadei Comity Surrogate Edward; C, 23.Ea- stamps in purchase card tablet niag "Attie" three time* may Pack U held It* annual Blue and served as a three-time command- Brotge: - ' ,. / for the fire house. Mrs. Thomas keep ths trophy permanently. Commander Gold dinner Saturday Jo the fire er of hU post, Burlington Counts mktt McCabe is chairman. Hals friim Carl Claypool, eubmaster, . TRENTON - Mount Holly JOSEPH FORSTER of Free- house. commander, county executive hold Township, who died Feb. 1, B. Bewitch The Mad Hatter, Red Bank, will presented awards for achievement Pott, American Legion, will b,on- 13. Arabian 6.IitUeglrl Dr. Dean Coddlngton, chairman comnritteeman and chairman left $5,000 to his son, Joseph be displayed at the March 13 to Kenneth Galll, Michael Mai- or on*, of iti members, Murrell •ntelopa 7.PM1UV9 of the Pack 24 committee, intro- the state policy and internal or- Forster, and the rest of his es- meeting. Each member may lane. Robert Coddington, Todd N. Woolman, state Legion com- ganization, committees, prior tc 14. Solemn pol* bring a friend. Mrs. Charles duced the guests, Carl Jakubecy, Thomspon, Michael Smith, Doug tate to his wife. •15. Good } 8. Uninvited 32. Great mander, at a testimonial dinner hlg election as state commandei Ytatcrlur'l Aarwar Riley and' Mrs. Carl Wilson are policB chief; Luke Pryor, presi Jerolaman, Richard Gillette, Wil- ASTRID ERIKSEN of Rum-18. Dulls D. Abound regard In the National Guard armory, last September. - 39. Mine co-chairman of the program. On dent of fire company, and Ralph liam Casler, Charle» Young, Rob- son, who died April 12, left her 17. Berated 10. Goes utny St. Coral ! Grant St., Mount Holly, Saturday, entrance the refreshment committee for Russell, neighborhood commis- ert Laybum, Sabln Russell, Mi- Former Congressman Gordoj estate to nieces Elsa and Ktrsten 21, To pipe 18-OUof Island March 3, at 7 p.m. " mat petals 35. Abysses 40. Fonder the meeting held Feb. 13 were sioner for scouts in Fair Haven. chael Giblin, Raymond Tardlff, Canfield of Paterson, a membe; Llndhard. 24. Speck A World War II navy veteran, 27. Pet term 19. Incline 35. Early I 42. Aviv Mrs. William Tencate and Mrs. Also introduced to the Cubs for James Farmer and Andy Ander- of Gerald V. Carroll Legion Pos CLARA TURNER of Mat aw? n, (abbr.) gardenej: 43. Dunce Max Whitman. For the next meet- the first time was "Attie," a son. Passaic, will be the principal who died Jan. 8, left her estate 28. Sanskrit 21. Pronoun 38. Hence 0tep ing, chairmen of refreshments deer-head trophy designed and speaker at the dinner. to her daughter, Bernice Van Khool are Mrs. William Senn Jr., Mrs.fabricated by artist and cub-fath- 1 1 3 s a O Guy V." Doron, Sr, of VinPelt. 29. Bwnuel'i | William Senn Sr., Mrs. Neil Shar- MATTHEW T. LOUDON of teacher ' YOU CAN WIN centown, past commander of Posi (Bib.) II t key and Mrs. Calvin Stone. mother and daughter dinner to 11, is chairman of ths commute) Freehold, who died Feb. 4, willed % celebrate their first anniversary his estate to his children, Isabelle 30. Goddess of on arrangements. harvests 13 Feb 13 In the Idle Hour Restau- Moreau, Winifred Austin and 31. Attaches % Karen Kelch, daughter of Mrrant. Receiving one-year stars 1,000 John and Frederick Loudnn. S3. Pat 15 b and Mrs. Edward Kelch, cele- were Karen Andrews, Peggy Cap- SCHOOL AID GERTRUDE D. CONOVER of 86. Portion % brated her 14th birthday Satur- IF YOU OPEN A V V n a 19 V enegro, Marie Chromazak, Robin WASHINGTON (AP)-The Of Atlantic Township, who died Jan. 37. Two-yoked day. Attending were Marjorie Fauteck, Donna Hopfensberger, f/"D CHARGE 30, left her estate to her daugh- liones A A % VA Curtis. Susan Poole. Shirley Lay- flee of Education announcec 11 33 24 2A5 2b Audrey Witko, Beverly Kegley, ter, Eleanor H. Thompson. 41. Simpleton, 31 ton, Barbara Dertwicz, Mr. and Wr ACCOUHT Ipreliminary approval of (/A Peggy Leinonen, Robin Paine, LENORA A. HARNED of 4J.Lortto Mrs. William Schneider, Mr. and $55,735 grant to help Northfleld view 27 Lynn Phillips, Joan- Tilton and Ocean Township, who died Feb. % Mrs. Nick Giglio and son Nick, Maryanne Sabanskas. Beverly N. J., biiild a new elementarj 44. Piece of 3O 32 9, left stocks to her daughter, furniture 31 Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Card (and Kegley addressed the mothers school. Virginia Smith, and the remain- 48. Shield % daughter Linda, Atlantic High- and Mrs. Joseph Capenegro, der of her property to another 33 34 lands; Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester The agency advised Sen. Har 46. Odor V neighborhood chairman, also daughter, Lillian Rudloff. ''/A //t D'Augustine and daughter Dora, rison A. Williams, Jr., othei 47. Struck 35 m38 40 spoke. Co-leaders present were grant* to help New Jersey scho ELSA J. EDWARDS of Mid- % Long Branch; Mr. and Mrs. Leon Mrs. Walter Witko and Mrs. Al- districts meet current operatini dletown, who died Oct. ?7, left DOWN 41 w4a « Howard and daughter Bobhie bert Fauteck. expenses, including one to Belher estate to her husband, Chris ICollege- Ann, Port Monmouth; Bill Haj;- tian Edwards. grounds 44 4!> erman, Linda and Evelyn White mar of $6,618, under laws requii enclosure ling aid to schools which teat JOHN MAGGI of Red Bank, and Ruth Stryker. (conoq.> 47 children of federal employees who died Feb. 2; William Smith 2. Wavy of Rumson, who died Feb. 1; "/ hank at Fint Merchants National (her.) V/ 2-24- Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McCabs William G. Christy of Oceanport, who died Sept. 30: Harry Wilson and son Thomas spent the week- 'cause iV« ensiett , , . TOYS • GREETING CARDS • GIFTS of Freehold, who died Feb. 8, and including two days in Washing- end with Mr. and Mrs, Joseph Anthony Varca of Long Branch, To Visit U.S. ton. Burke, Arlington, Va. one atop takes care of all my PARTY GOODS • FLAGS • HOME SAFES who died Jan. 31, left their es. WASHINGTON (AP) - The The Whitd Housa announce- tates to their respective wives. prime minister of Norway Juid ment did not say what other cit- Mr. and Mrs. Walter Witko will STATIONERY & OFFICE SUPPLIES the president of Cyprus will ies they would visit. celebrate their 10th wedding an- The birthplace of Gilbert! make official visits to this coun- niversary today and will en- ART & DRAFTING MATERIALS Stuart, near Wickford, R. L., istri y in May and June, the White A Greek healer, Asclepius, tertain over the week-end Mr. open year round. Stuart was theHouse has announced. turned the city of Epidaurus into and Mrs. William Bistrinovich, tiknrr rirk • tt* Established Telephone foremOBt painter of portraits of Norway's prime minister, Ein- the biggest medical and faith- Brooklyn, N. Y.; Mr. and Mrs. B»k • Kiintni George Washington. What is be-ar Gerhardsen, will arrive May healing center in Greece. His Michael Skirka, Old Bridge, and JMtexrelmeuttts • Nuilh Altar? F»ik 1884 SH 1-0001 lieved to be the only demonstrat- and president Makarios of weapons against disease were Mr. and Mrs. John Witko, Lin- • Tilr RIT«B Cyprus on June 5. Each will den. • Hnlnlel • Btlll» RED BANK ing water-powered snuff mill in herbs, surgery, autohypnosis, 17 Broad St. the country may be seen on thespend five days in this country faith healirg and a type of C.«nlj« Kl luMt T»tl .f Caallinu H.rrU. rer floor of the old house. as guests of President Kennedy, psychoanalysis. Girl Scout Troop 186 held a , llember Federal Dtpoiit Iniuranc* Corp.

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Y. — Miss Iusion bubble/veil WM attached motif has been chosen for the charge of the decorations, tad Karin Briggitte Neumann, daugh- to a Wgh queen's crown of (iri- Evening Department of the Red Mrs, Carl Anderson and Mrs. ter of Mr. and Mrs. Rudolf W. descent handout crystals. Sha Bank Woman's Club annual dance Henry Labrecque, ticket reserva- Neumann of this place, became carried a cascade bouquet of to be held March 3 here in the. tions. General chairman Mrs the bride of David Northrup Pe- white roses and ivy. Molly Pitcher Hotel for the bene- Mahlon Grimes, welfare depart- terson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Matron of Honor fit of the Babies Hospital, ment, said tickets also will be M. Peterson, 31 Main St., Eaton- Mrs. Helga Graffius of Cort- Newark. available at the door. The de- town, N. J., Saturday in the First land was matron of honor. Brides- partment met Tuesday In the Methodist Church here. maids were Mrs. Edward Leet, home of Mrs. Labrecque. Syracuse; Miss Barbara Weston Dr. Philip S. Nason, pastor, of- A program entitled "The Price and Miss Sigrid Primanis, both Dr. Zinke ficiated at the double ring cere- is Right" was introduced by Mrs. of Corthmd, and Miss Judith Gar- Anderson, program chairman. mony. Mrs.. William Stubbs was rity, Leominster, Mass. organist and Arthur Laurell, solo- Is Speaker Mrs. Harold B, Lartaud was conv The five attendants were mentator for fashions presented ist. A reception followed in Sham- MATAWAN — Dr. Myra R. dressed alike in gowns of leal by the Young Suburban Shop, rock Inn. Zinke, Ravine Dr., was guest green peau de satin with bell- Fair Haven. The bride, given in marriage speaker at a meeting of The shaped skirts. They wore match" by her father, wore a gown of Business and Professional Wom- Four sport outlits,were modeled Ing satin bow headpieces with silk chiffon velvet with a portrait en's Club recently in the Midway by Mrs. Charles ' Jahnig, Mrs shoulder-length veils. neckline of Alencon lace re-em- Hose fire house. William Verner, Mrs; Francis The matron of honor carried b'roldered with sequins and seed Streich and Mrs. Lewis Connor pale yellow carnations and the Dr. Zinke, a member of the pearls. The bouffant skirt ended In the first of three parts of the bridesmaids, white carnations. club, described her Christmas in a chapel train, A fingertip il- program, "Card Party Show- Yvonne Primanis, who was guesti, an Indian student from case," calling attention to the Bombay who is studying at New flower girl, wore a white frock, New Jersey State Federation of a white fur jacket and a crown York University, and a Japanese Women's Clubs convention slated student from Hiroshima, Jose Greco of yellow sweetheart roses. She for May 8—9 in Atlantic City, carried a basket of tiny yellow The program was presented by Mrs. Jahnig modeled » traveling roses. Miss Theresa Haussmann, chair- suit of black and white tapestry To Appear Other Attendants man of the international relations For "At Home" Mrs. Streich department. Carl Peterson of New York modeled striped wool slacks and City, brother of the bridegroom, Plans were made for a fashion black lamb's wool sweater. On April 11 1 was best man. Ushers were Rob. show and card party to be held in "The Dance ' featured a keily Mrs. Vincent Andreaula RED BANK — The Monmouth ert Graham of Long Branch, The Poet's Inn, Rt. 79, Freneau, green cocktail dress with mink Arts Foundation will present its N.J.; Robert Givey,. Rye, N.Y.; March 26 for the benefit of the stole, worn by Mrs. Jahnig. final concert in the current series Kent Mina, Ridgewood, N. J., and Scholarship Fund. The music department wil April 11 in the Carlton Theater. HIGHLANDS BRIDH — Mr.. Austin J. Furey, Jr., the Joann Perry Married Peter O. Erlandsen, Garden City, Betty's Dress Shop, Matawan, meet Tuesday in the home of The concert will feature Jose L. I. Lawrence Graffius, Cort- former Mist Sandra Catherine Tyrrell, was married Feb. will present the fashions. Mrs. Mrs. LeRoy Phifer, chairman. Greco, world's foremost exponent land, was ring bearer. 10 in Our Lady of Perpetual Help Catholic Churcli. She Frances Thaler will be commen- Hostesses were Mrs. Robert of the Spanish dance, and his The bride attended Cortland tator. Members will model new Shelly, Mrs. William J. Rooney, company of dancers, singers and High School and was graduated is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Tyrrell, II Ma- Mrs. Thomas Guest and Mrs. To Vincent Andreula styles for spring and summer. musicians. from Caseadilla Preparatory rine PI. The bridegroom is ths ion of Mr. and Mrs. Mrs, Helen B. Lawton will serve Richard Sause. RED BANK — Miss Joann sister of the bride, and Miss Pat Greco and his company have School, Ithaca, and Central Tech- as ticket chairman and Mrs. Ber- Austin J. Furey of Long Uland, N. Y. Perry, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lawes, Atlantic Highlands. long been noted for setting the nical Institute Airline Personnel nice Van Pelt, table chairman. Leonard H. Perry, 26 Hillside St., The three attendants wore vel- standard in the Spanish dance School, Hartford, Conn. She is Tickets are available from Mrs. vet gowns In varying shades of genre. A number of new artists a stewardess with Mohawk Air- Cooking Foreign Foods Lawton or any club member. River Plaza, was married on Feb. Bride-Elect blue with matching crowns and were engaged In Spain by Greco lines. Members voted to renew the 10 to Vincent Andreula, son of short veils and carried blue- for this 10th trans-continental A graduate of Long Branch third-year scholarship at Mon- Mrs. Vincent Attdreula of Italy tinted white orchids. tour. Senior High School, Mr. Peterson mouth College for Miss Anna The program will offer a attended Princeton University. He PTA Offers Workshop Marie Vas. and the late Mr. Andreula. Charles Valente of Lakewood number of new dances and pro- served as a first lieutenant in the As a follow-up on the January The ceremony took place in St. was best man. Louis Dellassio of duction numbers as well as many U. S.Air Force and Is a pilot meeting on national security, Anthony's Catholic Church with Newark, cousin of the bride, and NEW SHREWSBURY-Fifteen concerns until assuming his pres- of the Greco troupe's established with Mohawk Airlines and a members approved a donation for Msgr. Salvatore Di Lorenzo, pas- Leonard H. Perry, Jr., River lucky women will "eat exotically ent position with Bambergsr's. favorites. member of the active Air Force the Americanism program of Rar- tor, officiating. A reception fol- Plaza, brother of the bride, were Tuesday morning at Monmoulh He also teaches in the adult edu- Reserve. itan Post 23 of the American Le- lowed in the Pleasant Inn, Red ushers. Greco completed an extensive Regional High School, cation program of Ocean Town- Following a wedding trip to the gion. Bank. Mrs. Andreula is a graduate of tour of Europe and Scandinavia ship schools. Bahamas, the couple will be at This is the limited number who The bride was given la mar- Middletown Township High School In mid-September and visited The hostesses were Misses Net- home at 20 Birch Aye.. Hazlet, can attend a foreign food work- Ha will prepare and demon- riage by her father. She wore a and was a secretary in the Red Toronto for a television produc- tie Cerrato and Mary Bellay. N. J. shop offered by the Shrewsbury strate the preparation of various satin gown trimmed with lace, Bank office of the Metropolitan tion. Township Parent-Teacher Asso- foreign foods. Luncheon, consist- with a full skirt ending in a chap- Insurance Co. ing of these foods, will be served. ciation. el train. Her elbow-length veil Educated in Italy, the bride- Reservations may be made The workshop will be held from New was held by a high beaded crown groom Is a building contractor Kitty Kelly: through Mrs, Frank Cooper or 10:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. In the and she carried a whits or- with headquarters in Lakewood. Ugh school. Mrs. Thomas Ruilcka. There will chid and a prayer book. be a nominal charge. The couple have returned from William M. Rizzl, Wanamassa, Shrewsbury Miss Judy Hauser of Oceanport a wedding trip to New York City A Mother-in-Law Balks will conduct tho session. Mr. Rlz- The foreign cooking workshop was maid of honor and brides- and are residing at 1980 N. Cen- Dear Kitty: make it your business to win il Is assistant food service super- is one feature of the month-long George C. Malone, superintend- maids were Miss Maryann Perry, tral Ave., Lakewood. My mother-in-law used to car- her over to your side. Visor at Bamberger's. international theme being carried ent of the Shrewsbury Township Mr. Rlzzl attended the Army out through various projects of Schools; Edward Pavlovsky, prin- ry on like a maniac if, we didn't cipal of Sycamore School, and Dear Kitty: School of Bakers and Cooks at the PTA. Mrs. Max Klein, pro- divide the baby sitting with our Being a plain Jane, I've gone gram chairman, and Frank Coop- Erling Clausen, principal of Ft. Devens, Mass., In World War Find a Secure Place little girl between the two grand- out with only six boys In my er, International relations chair- Swimming River School, attended II. Since that time he has worked mothers. But now Mama has whole life, one of whom I mar- with restaurants and catering man, have planned the projects, the national convention of the American Association of School Mist Alicia H. Mahler moved away, my husband's ried three months ago. Administrators Monday through We're happy, but I still think of BELFORD — Mr. and Mrs. mother won't baby sit at all. Wednesday In Atlantic City. For Family Records another boy who was an under- Arthur Mahler, 359 Church St. It's developing into a problem standing friend. We met at a Hypnosis Demonstration have announced the engagemenl NEW BRUNSWICK - How do because we can't afford to pay Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Roonan, pertaining to ownership of proper- rink where I took roller skating of their daughter, Miss Alicia you know which family docu baby-sitter rates and would hes- 845 Tinton Ave., held a cocktail ty. Be sure to keep car owner- lessons. He was like a big broth- Helen Mahler, to William R. ments and papers art importanl itate to leave our children (there party before the luau of the ship papers In a safe place, she er with whom I could talk over Moody, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. C. enough to keep and which are are now two) with Just anyone If Set for PWP Meeting gourmet department of the Wom- adds. my problems. A month before I Moody, 21 Campbell Ave., Port unnecessary? You may not need we could. an's Club. Attending were Mr. Military service records should married I said goodbye to him. EATONTOWN — Miss Carole meeting of Parents Without Part- Monmouth. to keep all of the ones that you My husband and 1 have con- and Mrs. Walter Govinsky, Mr. be retained permanently. And It upset me. I cried. He is still ners tonight at 8:30 hero in Tho bride-elect is a graduate now save. sidered going out separately, but Van Hise, director of the Ethical and Mrs. Vincent D. Roache, Mr. save the stub of your Social Se- in my thoughts. Hypnosis Center, New Shrews- the Crystal Brook Inn. of Red Bank Catholic High School Mis Edith Talttonen, Rutgers we're very much in love and lost and Mrs, Gino De Paola, Mr. 3 curity card to use to replace Every time I go home I drop bury, will be guest speaker at a and Is employed in the Newark extension homa management spe- without each other. As a result Her topic will be "Hypnosis, A and Mrs. Raymond Wright, Mr. original card, if lost. by the rink and when I see him Useful Adjunct to Medicine, office of the New Jersey Bell cialist, cites as some of the docu- I've not been away from the and Mrs. Peter Xefteris, Mr. and Telephone Co. It's wise to keep duplicate cop- house except to market, and my heart does a double-quick Dentistry, and Education," Mrs. Frank Dibble, Mr. and Mrs. ments that should always be Her fiance attended Middletown ies of income tax returns at least then I take the kids. Now a beat. My girl friend insists I fell Variety Show John O'Keefe, Mr. and Mrs. Phil- kept: birth certificates, marriage Miss Van Hise will demonstrate High School. A sergeant In the four years. third is on the way and I'm be- for him and never recovered. Can ip Ballly and Mr. and Mrs. Ar- or divorce records and naturaliza- ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - with volunteers from the audi- Marine Corps, he recently com ginning to look like' death and that be true? Do I like-him for thur Rohrer. tion papers. After you balance your bank The St. Agnes Catholic Youth or- ence various suggestibility tests pleted a two-year assignment in statement with your checkbook destruction. romantic reasons or am I over- ganization is sponsoring a variety and show how patients are con- Equally important are your in- sentimental about losing a won- Cyprus where he was attached record, the statement is of no My husband sugeested we take ihow Sunday here in St. Agnes ditioned for treatment. surance policies, wills, stocks and derful friend? I know I love my Mr. and Mrs, Malcolm Rich- to the U. S. Embassy. further use. Neither are the check trip to New York, sae my Catholic Church, parish hall, Cen- bonds, and deeds and other papers husband. Is it possible to love Thirty-five members and ards, 19 Carlton Dr.-, left Satur- stubs or duplicate deposit slips, mother and park the children ter Ave. two men?—Upset guests of PWP attended a per- day for a year's stay In Buenos the specialist states. with her while we have some fun There will be an afternoon per- formance of "Como Blow Your Aires, Argentina. Mr. Richards is for a change. When Ws mother Dear Upset: It Is possible to formance for children at 2 p.m Horn," starring Hal March Sat- a project analyst for International Canceled checks, however, are Japanese Doll Festiva a permanent receipt. Save checks bund out that we were going, love two men but—not at tha There also will be a performance urday in New York, preceded by Telephone and Telegraph Co. she actually landed in a hos- same time. If you value your MONTCLAIR - Hina Matsur The festival, which Degan al or receipts that show the pay- It 8 p.m. a smorgasbord luncheon at the pital—couldn't breathe. Her car- marriage, put this other boy the traditional Japanese Girls' most three centuries ago, is an ment of taxes, rent or mortgages, Tickets may be purchased a Hotel Piccadilly. Peter Roacha, son of Mr. and ry-on upset my husband and her out of your heart and life. To Doll Festival, will be celebrated outgrowth of early purification insurance premiums and expens- the door or from CYO members Mrs. Vincent D. Roache, 253 Rl- other children began wailing and love two men equally is to love The bowling team will hold a Sunday through April 1 .n th( ceremonies. During such cere- es connected with income tax de- veredge Kd., held a valentine crying, "Oh, Mama will die neither. • ^ play-off Saturday at 8 p.m. In Montclair Art Museum. monies, the ancient Japanese ductions. It may be wise to keep DIRECTORS NEEDED party Friday night. His guests in- a'purpose If you go! Her life Is the Shora Lanes, Asbury Park. touched a simple paper or straw these Indefinitely. HOLMDEL — The Recreation cluded Ronald Temko, Diane in your hands.!' So we didn't go. Mrs. Florence Hadenwald Is in doll to some part of his person, Send your problem to Kitty Commission is currently accept- Spendiff, Connie Forrest, John All she said to my husband charge of new memberships. thereby transfering all evil spir Kelly. Enclose a stamped, self- ing applications for the posts of Flanagan, Scott Bechtle, Bill Sut- Annual Supper was, "Your marriage must be its from his body to that doll, addressed envelope and address director and assistant director of er, Bea Edwards, Maggie Hull LONG BRANCH - The fift cracking else you wouldn't be which was then thrown !nto Panel Member her care of this newspaper. Help- Its summer playground program and Jane Delatush. annual Father Cox memons TRENTON - Fred King, di- restless. Well, you were dying to Approximately 75 children have Cancer League supper for military personnel an river. ful leaflets available. Write for rector of instruction for the Red get married and have made your "Are You Sure It's Love?" registered for the commission's To Hear Talk Miss Diane M. Jaclto, daughter their families will take place In time, the dolls became more Bank public schools, participated bed, so He in It." I'm still stuck twirling and cheerleadlng pro- of Mr. and Mrs. William T. the Long Branch USO Sunday, elaborate, and people began to on a panel of educators recently at home with nobody to baby-sit. gram for girls, it was announced ALLENHURST - Mrs. William Jacko, 34 Birchwood Ct., has been 5:30 p.m. keep them as ornaments when at Trenton Stato College. Practi- My mother-in-law says she wants TO RUN FOR CONGRESS by Mrs. David Carlson, director. Hodnett of Loch Arbor will dis- named to the dean's list at Mont- The supper will honor th the ceremonies were completed cal advice on the first year of to see the children but won't SOMERVILLE — Eugene M. cuss her personal experiences clnir State College. Miss Jacko memory of Rev. Leo M. Cox At the same time, the task of teaching was given to senior sec- come here. Should I take the kids Friedman of Dover will seek the with the use of Kreblozcn, re- is a junior majoring In fine arts. former pastor of Star of the Si condvicting the ceremonies fell ondary majors In the discussion. to see her?—Bitter Mother Democratic nomination for Con- Returned by Bank—Three cently developed cancer-treat- She has just returned to the col- Catholic Church, Long Brand more and more lo the women of gress. In the fifth district, ' The informative program was Dear Bitter: This is the old ment drug at a meeting Monday lege after four weeks of practice who, prior to his death in Fel the family. By 1685, a tradition- The incumbent Republican, arranged by Dr. Michael Kline, story of a mother's unwilling- 3-ROOM OUTFITS of the Ivy Cancer League of teaching at the ruary 1957, was a long'imo su] al pattern centering upon the Peter Frelinghuysen, Jr., had an- Forrestdale director of student teaching and ness to let go of her son. If Monmouth County. porter of the USO in the Mon Emperor's Court in miniature nounced previously that he will Full balance duff JZ74 orlRlnally School, Rumson. placement at Trenton State. it weren't refusal to baby sit, 5195: Including R-plei-f> nlrcper liv- mouth County area. The suppe: had been set for the celebration, run for a sixth term. The district ing room, 7-pleco mocWn lieiromn. The group will meet at 8:15 Other panel members were or throw tantrums, It would be 45-pl*c» kltctien enspmblc plus TV p.m, in the Central Jersey Bank, Miss Susan Wheeler, daughter is free to all active duty mi'itai a pattern which is still followed embraces Morris and Somerset •«t; pay 11.50 weekly. Account N'o. today. Robert C. Shoff, superintendent something else — anything to SIS. Sro Mr. Itcpso or phone MA Allenhurst. of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne J. Wheel- personnel and their families am balk you. Not because you're counties, 3-R838. Dushbrrc Bros.. 72 Spring- is sponsored by the USO Com of Hunterdon Central High field /ve., NPWnrk. Open Moil., A question and answer period er, 847 Sycamore Ave., has re- The tiny court and all tho doll: School; Dr. Clayton Brower, as you, tot because you are real, Friedman's announcement WKV. Frl. ml 9; Tun. Tlriir«., turned from a week's visit to mittee of Long Branch. set In tiers form the basis of the 8»l. till «. ft«» parking. will follow the talk. The meeting sistant superintendent for the a threat to her old way of life. came last night at a meeting of is open to tho public. Cincinnati, Ohio, and Charleston, display In the North Gallery of Plainfield public schools; Dr. Gil This Is one of those rare In- the Somerset Count Democrats. W. Va. She visited her fiance and JAMESBURG SINGERS the museum. Here the Hina Mat- more J. Fisher, superintendent stances when a turn of the In his first outing in politics last his family, Ronald Birkle and RED BANK — The Nathan Wi sur! ceremony will be re-enacted of the Ewing Township public other cheek might be the an- year, the 37-year-old attorney wai his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ham Craftsmans' Club of the Ri for scheduled groups of children schools, and Dr. Laurence Ely, swer. By all means take the an unsuccessful candidate In the Birkle. Bank Masonic Lodge will presei by members of the museum co-ordinator of the secondary children to see their grand- Dover mayoralty race. a musical program featuring sinj staff. This annual program has education curriculum at the col- mother. They might even bring SANDY'S problem finding tenants ers from the State Home for Boy; become so popular that rescrva lege, who served as moderator. her a little gift. Since you're when you advertise The Register at Jamesburg Sunday at 3 p.m tlons were being made a? early In the family and hope to stay, Italian-American way—Advertisement, in the Pilgrim Baptist Church. as lust spring, and the 3:30.hour has been filled since fall. MARKET DOROTHY TOLAND 54 Carr Avenue SHERMAN'S DANCE STUDIO KEANSBURG WHAT IS A BARGAIN? Found Guilty 787-1589 CAVEAT EMPTOR! Of Shoplifting Free Translation: "Sucker Beware" EATONTOWN-A man charged In this space tor the next few weeks, we will give you with shoplifting a $14.95 box of Draperies examples of unethical advertising as pointed out by the ski bondings from Bamberger's at American Medical Association, U. S. Better Business Bureau, the Monmouth Shopping Center Slipcovers 1 SPECIALS! and the daily newspapers. 1 was fined $50 by Magistrate Peter Upholsterii j TWO FROM THE FINANCIAL DISTRICT J. Edwardsen yesterday. . . . they're at Sliced Salami #1—The ABC Bank will help purchase your auto Police identified the man as Bedspreads . and only charge you 4%% interest. Actually this Clarence Lent of Point Pleasant. Curtains ECON-O-WASH! charge Is a trifle over 9%. If you doubt this, I will Harold S. Garten, Long Branch, be glad lo prove it. Shop-at-Home Service Ham or Capicollo was fined $25 for contempt of Phono SH 1-2848 99 • • • • court and $10 for falling to have /NOW for the FIRST #2—Send him $1.00 and he will mail to you the required repairs made to his ve- Sherman's Decorators Grade A Ricotta S 1b. can 79c names of four stocks that will double in price within hicle. ! Dryers 5£ for 5 mln. tho next six months. He also probably has a win- (68 Broad St., Shrewsbury ner In the fifth at Hlaleah. Others fined were Wanda J. FREE PARKING ! 10 lbs. wash Kioluff, Logan Rd., Wanamassa, Assorted Cold Cuts 69,,, • • • • $15, and Joseph Annecharico, As- Gtant £5* 25*! Itnrmim said, "There's One born every mlntite and bury Park, $10, delinquent inspec- BICOTTA MOZZARELI-A SAUSAGE &. RAVIOLI sometimes he's twins." tion; William Germinario, Ever- Classical Ballet Technicjuo FltESHLY MADK ON' PREMISES! ett Rd., Everett, $10, no registra- Contemporary Jazz ECON-O-WASH tion in his possession; Jean Dure- Tap - Acrobatic - Toe Hours: Tucs.-Thurs. 8-6; Fri. ami Sal. 8-7 M. SILBERSTEIN dof, Atlantic Ave., Long Branch, 166 E. Newman Sprqj. Rd. $15, Improper passing, and Eu- Interior Designs • Furniture • Draperies -. Slipcovers ONLY 201 East Bergen Place RED BANK Sunday 8-6 Closed AH Day Monday gene Toth, Avenel, $10, driving OUR SH 1-2208 25 MECHANIC ST. SH 1-1762 RED BANK with only one. license plate. STORE i t Church Hail Ccdand^r 7 ——————— „, Rib BANK REGISTER Friday, Feb. 23, 1962—11 •{ Heading for Warmer Climates Novelist to Speak Accent on Music A mulcal variety show en- Mrs. Donald Stoke*.. Mn. Fred 'Distorted' U.S. History titled "IT» SS Triangle Sound Behlmer and Mrs. Robert Peter- the World Cruise" will be pre- son. sented by Triangle Club members and Meads in the Trinity, Epis- EPISCOPAL HOME for the Is Topic of DAR Talk Aged at Moorestown was shown SHREWSBURY - "Our Continental Congress of the Na- in slides by Mrs. Adrian Rog- torted History" is the topic of a tional DAR in Washington last geveen at a recent meeting o talk to be heard March 5 at a spring. the Ladies Guild of the Trinity meeting of the Shrewsbury Towne Episcopal Church, Matawan. Chapter, Daughters of the Amer Mrs. Roggeveen told the story ican Revolution in the Shrews- of the home, known popularly as bury Presbyterian Church house 'The Evergreens." A fund- Speaker will be David Taylor, raising drive is currently being radio and television producer and conducted to expand its infir- author of a number of historical mary, she reported. novels. Plans were made for partici- pation In the World Day of A native of Aberdeen, Scotland, prayer Services to be held In Mr. Taylor came to this country St. Mary's Episcopal Church, and was naturalized in 1928.. Keyport, on March 9 at 1:30 p.m. By 1935 he had written scripts a donation was approved foi for nearly 5,000 radio shows, la the Sewing Guild to make alta eluding "Tarzan of the Apes" and linens for an Aztec mission li Charlie Chan." New Mexico. He became interested in the Mrs. Robert A. Cooke, a native study of American Revolutionary of Rio de Janeiro, will be thi War history and at the suggestion guest speaker at the next meet- of a friend wrote the novel "Lights Ing on March 5. Mrs. Cooke will Across the Delaware" which is discuss the duties of the National set in that period. David Taylor Ruthelalne Barnes Council of Women. He followed with "Farewell to Hostesses at the recent meeting Valley Forge," soon to be pro- copal Church parish hall tonighl EN ROUTE to warmer climates are Mr. and Mrs. William J.Minchin, left, of 32 Maplewood Dr., New Monmouth, duced as a full-length film by the and tomorrow at 8 p.m. were Mrs. Herbert Staer, Sr. and Wait Before Mrs. Kenneth Henderson. who sailed for Bermuda Saturday aboard tho S.S. Ocean Monarch, and Mr. and Mrs. George C. Bray, 62 River Walt Disney Studios; "Storm the Tickets are available at tin Last Rampart" and "Mistress of church office, at the door and Edge Dr., Little Silver, S.S. Atlantic passengers on a Caribbean cruise sponsored by the American Cultural As- the Forge." through club members. METHODIST MISSIONS in You Sign South America were described by sociation of Detroit. Mr. Bray is regional plant extension engineer for American Telephone and Telegraph. Still active in radio and tele- Mrs. A. Melvln Morris at a re- vision, Mr. Taylor is a lecturer A VOICE RECITAL of sacra and recipient of the Award of That Check music will be presented at St cent meeting of the Wesleyan Kitty Kelly: Merit from the Germantown FREEHOLD — Do you endorse Paul's Methodist Church, Oceai service Guild of the Red Bank A Program of Poetry Chapter of the Daughters of the your checks in your home or of- Grove, Sunday by Mrs. Ruth Methodist Church. American Revolution and the fice and then carry them to tho elalne J. Barnes, dfrector ol Mrs. Morris illustrated her talk with slides. Background music RED BANK - William W. Cook Huguenot Cross from the Hugue- bank for cashing or depositing? music at the church. Socrates' Wife Persists will present a program of poetry not Society of Pennsylvania for The program, scheduled for was provided by Mrs. Benjamin This practice could result in a Schott. Dear Kitty: ;randparents' home seemed at the next meeting of Bnai Brith "contributions made to colonial p.m., will include Dvorak's "Bib- leaven. They did everything to Women of Red Bank Tuesday at history through research and financial loss to you, says Mrs. The group contributed $9 to the I am a desperate husband lical Songs." Brahms' "Four ake us happy—at least our 8:30 in Congregation Beth Sha writing." Sylvia F. Mcehan, Monmouth foreign field In southwestern striving to retain what little re- County home agent. Scriptural Songs" and "Hear Ye, spect I hold for the woman to grandmother did. I love her dcar- lorn, Maple Ave. He also received tho George Israel" from Mendelssohn's "El Asia toward cars and bicycles Just signing your name on tho $8 to the Sibley Memorial Hospi- whom I've been married these and that's why I'm so miser- Mr. Cook, a poet and an Eng- Washington Medal from the Free- jah." Mrs. Polly MacLean of Fait 30 years. .ble now- lish teacher in Princeton High doms Foundation in 15)58 and reverse sida makes your check Haven will be the accompanist. tal, Washington, D, C. toward payable to anyone who finds the oxygen analyzers, and $8 to the Talk about Socrates' wife! I'l It all began when Grandfath- School, calls his program "A again in 1959, and the Freedom Mrs. Barnes is a graduate of check, if you should happen to Alma Mathews House, New York match mine against any Xan- r began hanging around us and Song From A Dark Throat," Leadership Award from the foun- the New England Conservatory lose it. City, toward bed linens. thippe, past or present. It's girl friends while Grandmoth- dealing with the history and de- dation In 1960. Ha addressed the of Music in Boston. She has ap- velopment of a Negro. To protect yourself, wait until Guild members will participate 'What did you do that for", :r was working. We soon discov- peared in Jerome Hines' opera 'Get going," "Drop dead, you ired that he was the kind who'd Mr. Cook is a graduate of Tren- you are ready to cash tho check "I Am the Way" in New York with the Women's Society for before you endorse it this way. Christian Service in the sacrifi creep," and so on from morning on the front porch and wolf ton State College and is a mem- City and with the Boston Synr to night, till I'm at my wits' end histle- every passing skirt. His ber of the executive board of Weather Or you may make a restrictive phony Orchestra while a studenl cial meal and Lenten worship This constant harassment capers were the talk of the block Rutgers Human Relation JVork- endorsement, writing on ths back at the conservatory. Locally she at noon on March 7. keeps me in a continuous emo- nd, to some extent, still are. shop Alumnae Association. He is "For deposit only to ths account has appeared as soloist with the Refreshments were served by Postpones of (your name)." Mrs. Morris, Mrs, C. Kenneth tional upset and is now prevent- makes me plain ashamed for a recipient of the Bnai Brith Monmouth Civic Chorus and has If you want to give to another Woodward, Mrs. Morris, Mrs ing concentration on the very job iur family. Women scholarship to Rutgers been featured as soloist in th person a check that is made out Raymond Boyd and Mrs. Kerry which has provided her and me My kid sisters have been afraid Human Relations Workshop. Competition Ocean Grove Auditorium. to you, write on the back "Pay Robb. with security since 1932. Yet ) say anything but I've given He also is a member of the MATAWAN — Because of Incle- Miss Janet MiUigan will be or- to the order of (Name of person Mrs. Wallace McGregor will thanks to my work, she's got im a piece of my mind and he speaker's bureau of the National ment weather, the meeting of the ganist. The program is open t to whom you are transferring the direct a program on "Women's everything a woman could ask oesn't like it. We still hesitate Conference of Christians and Woman's Club was canceled Mon- the public. check)." Then sign your name. Changing Status" on March 14. for: home, financial security, bring your girl friends home, Jews and a member of the exec- day. luxuries. But does she ever help William W. Cook utive committee of the Trenton If your name Is misspelled on MUSIC FOR PIPE ORGAN ve hinted as much to our grand- The Vogue sewing contest was YOUTH FELLOWSHIP of the out, if I ask her to accompany lother but she simply won't be- Council of Human Relations. scheduled and this program will a check, endorse it first exactly and piano will be presented Sun- me on business calls "It's your the way it is written. Then direct- Belford Methodist Church are eve me. Any advice you offer tempt to communicate with her be combined with the program at day at 4 p.m. in the Evangelical Job, not mine," she'll snap. "Try ly below that sign your name planning a series of breakfasts 'ill be appreciated.—Desperate or just forget that we ever the meeting March 5. Lutheran Church of the Atone- working at it for a change." correctly. every Wednesday morning during met? I read your column eve- Judges will be Mrs. Luba Koza- 'ment,'Asbury Park. Dear Desperate: Where are Club Welcomes It is a good idea to cash your Lent. The meals will be served In I've always felt that a hus- ry day but, for personal reasons chak, fabric buyer at Bamberg- The combined choirs of the 'our parents? Reading between checks soon after you get them. he home of Mrs. Ernest Rutt band should hold first place in wish to remain anonymous. er's, Monmouth Shopping Center; church are sponsoring the pro- he lines I gather that you are New Members Port Monmouth. Mrs. Rutt wil he wife's affections. Not so in Would you please print your re- Mrs. Frederick W. Seidenzahl, In- gram which will feature Arthur physically afraid of your grand- be assisted by members of the our home. I'm just a piece of fur- ply.—Forlorn Teenager ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS-Mrs. structor at the Singer Sewing Ma- John Reines, organist, and Jamei father. If this be the case, tell Women's Society for Christian uiture to be pushed around. Charles Mangold, Sixth Ave,, was chine Company, Red Bank and Robinson Scull, pianist. our father or mother the stark Dear Forlorn: This is a col- YOU CAN WIN service. Children, relatives, friends, all hostess at a meeting in her home Mrs. Ernest Owens, 4H Club lead- truth. They, and not the grand- lective answer to you and all Mr. Reines, director of music come before me in my wife's af- last week of the Women's Dem- er, Rt. 18, Matawan. at the church, is a graduate ol parents, are responsible for other teen-agers who ask the ST. MARY'S GUILD of St fections. I sometimes think she ocratic Club of Atlantic High- Judging will be held at 11:30 the Guillman Organ School, Nev literally hates me, the way she your welfare. If neither is same question: If continuing lands. 1,000 James Episcopal Church, Long a.m. before the regular meeting York City, and attended Oberlii available, see the family doc- the friendship means going Branch, will serve a Lenten sup; acts. If it weren't for our daugh- Two new members were wel- which will start at 1:30 p.m. The College, Oberlin, Pa. where h tor. He may suggest psychiatric steady, forget her. Your prin- IF YOU OPEN A per on March 11. ter's standing in our community comed by Mrs. Mangold, presi- winning costume will be eligible majored in pipe organ and com —she('s a real leader—I'd take xeatment for your grandfather, cipal interest in life right now dent. ffD CHARGE Miss Ruth Van Dusen, devotion- third alternative would be should be school and sports, to enter the district contest. position. al secretary, led the opening severe steps. Today I feel as if An auditing report was sub- Wr ACCOUNT former director o] he local Family Relations with a light accent on dating. Mrs. Joseph Sheldon will be the Mr. Scull, prayer at the group's recent I might anyway. mitted by Mrs. Murray Nichols Court or Mental Health Clinic. hostess. music at the Holy Trinity Luther- meeting. Reports were heard That's why I'm writing you. Is and Mrs. Frank Longo. Plans Check at City Hall for the ad- an Church in Manasquan, is from Mrs. Robert Peterson and :here anything to be done about were discussed for a card party dress. Send your problem to Kitty graduate of Drake University, Mrs. James Hall. a wife like mine?—Very Lonely io be held in April. Mrs. Wilfred SUNDAY SOCIAL Des Moines, Iowa, and attended Husband Kelly. Enclose a stamped, self- R. Keyser was named chairman. UNION BEACH — The Harris Rutgers University,, He studied iear Kitty: addressed envelope and address LAYTONIAN CLUB of the Mat- The club will attend a demon- iardens Fire Department will advanced techniques privately at Dear Very Lonely: Socrates, awan Methodist Church will hold My girl friend moved to a tdis- her care of this newspaper. Help- stration to be held March 8 at hold a social Sunday at 2 p.m. the Maull Pianoforte Studios and called the wisest of all men by a theater party In New York in mt city and has not written me ful leaflets available. Write for 8 p.m. in the Crown Kitchen Cen- in the fire house. The parry is at Trinity Episcopal Church, New the poet, Milton, could find no September and a pancake sup- ir seven months. Should I at- "Puppy Love." ter, Rt. 35, Middletown. open to the public. Haven, Conn., under G. Hunting- solution to the problem that per at a date to be announced. ton Byles. was Xanthippe. When asked by Members are currently selling Diogenes whether it was better Both soloists are past deans ol Easter candy. to marry or not, he replied, the Monmouth Chapter, Ameri- Seventeen members attended "Whichever you do, you will can Guild' of Organists. This I the club's recent meeting In the repent it." If he had asserted their third Joint concert and will home of Miss Jane Van Brakle, himself in the very beginning, Include works by Bach, Bee- 2 Little St., Matawan. there might have been no prob- thoven, Kroeger, Barnes, Golds- lem. worthy, Boellman, Respighl and EVENING CIRCLE of the Of course, a certain(>amount Leon's Offers the finest in,,. Yon. Oceanport Methodist Church will of nagging is a good thing. It This program, also, is open to sponsor a hat sale party March evidently was in your life be- the public. 30 in the church hall. cause you idld succeed. But, if The circle also plans to prepare carried too far, it can be very THIRD ANNUAL Gilbert and and serve a dinner for members bad. And that is where you Sullivan operetta will be pre- of the Women's Society for Chris- must take charge. You eith- sented by the Sanctuary Choir tian Service of the Eatontown er lead, or are led in this RUG CLEANING of the Asbury Park Methodist Methodist Church in April. world. Refuse to be put upon Church on May 4-5. Their pro- any longer, if you have to get duction of "Iolanthe" will be A PROGRAM on Christian the idea across with a couple staged and directed by Thelma Missions In Latin America was of dead cats and a brick bat. Rainear. presented by Mrs. Walter Kromp- Exercise that dormant will of First produced in the Savoy holz, president, at a meeting of yours by learning to say no SERVICE Theater, London, in 1882, "Iolan- the Women's Society for Chris- and mean it. But don't lose the" Is a spoof on the British :ian Service of the Atlantic High- your temper! If you do, you're House of Lords. ands Methodist Church. out in left field again and, of The group has previously pre- Also taking part were Mrs. course, that's what your Xan- lented "The Mikado" and "HMS tewart King, Mrs. Edward Bie- thippe wants. Each rug that comes to LEON'S Pinafore." Cast of the curren dermann, Mrs. Arthur Forson, is given individual attention for production includes June Schlos Mrs. Owen Taylor, Mrs. Lloyd Dear Kitty: «er, Dorothea Holmes, Helene problem spots and stains by an Tingley, Mrs. William Whitney, At 16 I am consumed by a d'Usseaux, Wanda Shoppell, Gay- Mrs. John Armbrewster, Mrs. lord Mount, William Shoppell, deep and awful hatred for my expert spotter ... the deep-down "ulius Adolph, Mrs. George Tay- grandfather. My parents divorced Howard Stokes, Harold Rainear, lor, Mrs. Alfred Olsen and Mrs. dirt and grime which you thought George Polhemus and Walter when I was 12 and ever since Louis Hamm. my two younger sisters and I would never come out is removed d'Usseaux. Mrs. John A. Scott led the de- have been living with my grand- votions. Hostesses were Mrs. gently and thoroughly, giving your THE WALTHER IEAGUE ol parents. In the beginning we Leonard Hofman, Mrs. Scott, floated on cloud nine. After the carpet a lasting beauty you never the Lutheran Memorial Church Mrs. Forson and Mrs. Bieder- turmoil of life with Mama and New Shrewsbury, met Sunday in mann. dreamed possible. Only LEON'S the home of Miss Judy Aliotta 'apa, this lovely town, our nice ;chool and the peace of our can offer this to you with our 227 Maple Ave., Red Bank. GOSPEL TONES The league, named after the PINE BROOK - The Ladies' new penetrating jet spray clean- first president of the Lutheran Auxiliary of the Pine Brook Fire ing process. Church, Missouri Synod, is in the and Hose Company will sponsor process of organizing a local a program by the Community youth group which will be af- Gospel Tones Sunday at 3 p.m. filiated with the international or- in tho St. Thomas A. M. E. Zion ganization and the New Shrews- Church. bury church. The members will attend a roller skating party Sunday and a INTERIORS FOR square dance in Bloomfield on March 3 sponsored by the district ANY BUDGET Walther League. Draperies CHURCHWOMEN of the St. James Episcopal Church, will Slipcovers sponsor a spring hat sale parly Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the parish Walljiapers hall. Refreshments will be served. General chairman is Mrs. Mor- .Reupholstery And Fast Service Too! ton A. Barnes of Oceanport, will- Mrs.- John M. Barnes, Fair Savo money! . . . With Our call and delivery service is tailored to your Haven, and Mrs. Martin Connel- Ernest C. H. SH 7-2800 ly, Oceanport, as assistant chair- •our new Philco-Bendix needs. Should you desire It, your rugs can be men. Voigtlauder coin-operated machines. returned to you sparkling clean in as little as three Committee members are Mrs 64-76 WHITE ST. RED BANK George. Parker, Mrs. James lEatontown Sunshine days after pick-up. Don't settle for less than th» Nudd, 'Mrs. Edward C. Wilson. 128 Broad St. Sr., Miss Ruth Van Dusen, Mrs Shrewsbury ! Launder Center best .... PHONE SH 7-2800 NOW! FREE CALL AND DELIVERY SERVICE Harriet Jensen, Mrs. Milton Ginp Unit Norlli ol Enlcinlon-n Circle) Mrs. Harvey Slocum, Miss Mil- SH 70567 dred Wright, Mrs. Alice Clark, J 133 RT. 35 EATONTOWN 12—Fndav, Feb. 23. 1962 RED BANK REGISTER "ASTRO-GUIDE11 ByCeeanj 9 WHAT WILL THE 'World Around fJs For You and TOUfS • • • A &BB&f ftfaOQGaV* - Fortunes will be matte as the Is Meeting Highlight l&ere ntrakd Ikons Md "jvoric it denoted by negttira tadia* NEW SHREWSBURY - "The Mrs. Isaac Rottenberg, a na tiont. Anxietjr, wmy «nd nr- "MOON SHOOT" World Around Us" came to this five of Holland, showed her Dutch cutic cbfca of jnind are ac- result ol choosing Cape Canaveral as borough Wednesday night at the Bible and children's school work cented. Relations between the Shrewsbury Township Parent- books. sexes are somewhat (trained, the "Gateway to the Moon," Will Teacher Association meeting. Mrs. George Johanson, who particnUri? aifcctinjr, engaged An English film, "Power visited the Netherlands and Spain, conples. Some penoos any get PROGRAM MEAN TO ' Among Men," starring tawrence displayed items from those coun 1 ? into tronWe through unconven- Harvey, was shown at the meet- tries. '-f you be among those who benefit tioiuliiy. ing. Other articles on display In the front of the room was ranged from a Delft jewelry set a display of items from foreign to Danish jewelry to a Bavarian Past. .. Government cojti Fuiura .. . Within the not weren't to low three decade* few yean, com may sot haw YOUR FUTURE? countries borrowed from borough ledcrhausen. Mrs. Milton Maus- residents. These included articles ago. On Febnuiy 24, 1531,to be cultivated. Instead, excep- ner arranged for this collection. tionally good yields will be pos- from Mrs. Charles Thome, who When the membership ad- twoannt* estimate! that (he sible through thcyne of chemi- lived in Efwpt. journed to the cafeteria for re- costof each, session of Congress cals which will loll weeds wilh- Mrs. J. C. Davenport, who wasfreshments, they were greeted by mn $1,400 per torn. cat cultivation. born in France, showed French a display of paintings of "Chil- glassware, dishes, and laces. dren Around the World," on loan Hw Day Under Your Sign from the Newark Museum. It will hang in the cafeteria for a month. LIBRA (W. 21 to Oct. 22} COMPLETE ARIE|Bon. Be eager to meet your future, for you will live in it the rest Ajtrawaeed Older imatftr tneadxn axild.uq»e &»• The exhibition also includes rep- M asn trt a of your life! BATTERY SERVICE resentative art work by local TAURURUSS (Aprlf M «• M«r») N«w—HinUlv—««li»ri» SCORPIO (QA 23 to N°y.,2l) The future of all America hinges on the success of the space school children. Thle u-a* « Mweyiy *r age program your government is backing with billions of dollars. lira a. fetaflf.in oailliiiHA *ML ud tiektMttoa dooa't A buffet table was set up In The future of thousands of families will lie changed as they DOUGLAS ELECTRIC CO. a4 4»« SAGITTARIUS (Nor. 22 to DM. 2t) II I»ST FRONT STREET the cafeteria. The centerpiece pjoiniiiioie with coun tat move in to take new jobs in the Cape Canaveral Area. t OK If TWf« Urn to Ajnat isdiKrctiea mar fce brairiit to RED IANK Tel. SH 7-SUi was the Mexican candelabra of JilSt. Dm't let it affect jtm. And your future may well be affected, too, if you seize the Part of Port Malabar's Residential Secttorit Mrs, Monroe Edelstein. CANCER (Jm.M4eJ.tr 21) opportunity to buy choice property in Port Malabar at Appl? 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PRESBYTERIAN TRINITY EPISCOPAL METHODIST CONGREGATION BNAI ISRAEL HOLY TRINITY LUTHERAN PRESBYTERIAN Red Bank Red Bank Red Bank Runuon Red Bank Shrwwbory Youth Sunday will be observed The Holy Eucharist will be eel There will be reception of mem- Christians Are Delving (Conservative) Sunday lervicei will be at 9:20 Rev. John R. Collins, pastor, at the 9; 19 and. 11 a.m. serv- ebrated Sunday at 8 a.m. The bers Sunday at 9:30 and 11 a.m Services tonight. «t 8:30 wili and 11 a.m. There will be a will deliver the sermon, "Lov« ices. Rev. Dr. Charles S, Web- family service and the church Rev. Kerry Robb, associate mln- be conducted by Rabbi Gilbert nursery during both services. For Your Sake and My Sake," ster will preach on the theme, school will begin at 9:15 a.m. ister, will preach the sermon on S. Rosenthal. The Bnai Israel Luther League will meet Sun- Sunday at the 9:30 and 11 a.m. "What's Right With Our Youth!' "Are There Angels Anymore— "Christian Self-Reliance." Music Into Communism Study youth group will be lost to dele- day at 5:30 for supper. A dis- services. Rev, James L. Ewalt, associati and If So, Who Are They" will will include "Deck Thyself, My gates of eight other communities cussion of missions in South The'ushers serving at the 9:30 minister, will assist. The West- be the subject of a family serv- Soul" in Brahms; youth choir By GEORGE W. CORNELL sought to provide a factual, dis- inn a week-end of prayer, study, America will be led by Laurel service will include Thomas B. anthem, "The King's Highway' passionate presentation." Wolfe. Eldershaw, Winthrop Macomber, minister Fellowship Choir will ice talk by Richard Kirby. Associated Press Religion Writer and fellowship. by Williams and chancel choir It describes the totalitarian Church council will meet In William Mannel, John Roden- sing "Let Us Praise God" by Morning prayer and sermon by Churches today are exploring a Masine McLean, president of anthem, "Immortal Invisible" by techniques of communism, Us ar- the parish house Monday at 8 burg and William O. Wilhelm. W. B. Olds and "Be Strong" by Rev, Canon Charles H. Best, rec- hostile camp—communism. Bnai Israel Youth will deliver Schirrmann at both services. tor, will be at 11 o'clock. Thiman. rests and brainwashings, its sys p.m. Those serving at the later serv- Millions of Christians, on a de- tonight's sermonette. Cantor Sid- The Episcopal Young Church- terns • of inciting dissension Confirmation classes will be ice will be Arnold T. Anderson, John T, Hendrickson, Jr., will Altar flowers will be presented nomination-wide basis in some ney Scharff will chant the liturgy men of the Monmouth Convoca- abroad, its secret cells, its pow held tomorrow at 9 and 10 a.m George Culbert, Harry Davey, present a youth sermonette ai by Mrs. Harry Mazza and Mrs cases and in hundreds of other assisted by the Bnai Israel chior tion will meet here Sunday from erful appeals, its deification of The pastor will attend ' pre Forrest Gray and Robert Wilson. . both services. Carl Hansen. individual congregations, are delv- under the direction of Leonard 4 to 9 p.m. Refreshments will be science and the mass above the Lenten retreat Wednesday In During both services, nursery Miss Courtney-Ann Irwin wit Chancel flowers will be the gifl ing studiously into the subject, Schlosberg. served after the Evensong serv- individual. Trenton. care will be provided in the be the organist at the 9:15 a.m. of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Serge along with their worship and Bi- ice. There will be dancing In the Orders Pile Up Club members who will par- church house under the direction service. Her organ meditation wich in memory of John Serge- ble lessons. ticipate in services are: parish hall from 7 to 9 p.m. Prepublication orders for the ST. JAMES CATHOLIC of Mrs. Richard W. Child. will be "Sonata VI, Choral, An- wich. Laura Berger, Raymond Bra- The Holy Eucharist will be eel As they see it, they need to booklet pile up by ths thousands Red Bank Church school classes will in- dante" by Mendelssohn and he The MYF will meet Sunday a; gar, Michael Breslow, Susan ebrated Wednesday at 8 and 10 know the workings of the rival and have continued pouring in Sunday masses are at 6, 7, 8 clude: kindergarten, primary postlude will be "Prelude am 7 p.m. The topic, "Are We Real Corwin, Judith Feldman, Steven a.m. The Service of Healing wi! ideology—in order to help counter since it came out two weeks ago 9, 10 11 and 12 (high mass) In and junior departments at 9:30 Fugue in C" by Bach. The call ly Religious" will be discussed Gelbhaus, Nancy Geltzeiler, Ar be held at 8:30 and 10:30 a.m. under direction of the witness it most effectively. The council includes 33 Prates- the church and 9, 10 and 11 only, junior highs at both 9:30 to worship and invocation will be nold Howitt, Dave Kadish from Alcoholics Anonymous and the area of the group. "It's axiomatic that you can't tant and Orthodox denominations o'clock in the high school audi and 11 a.m., and he senior high Riven, by Cynthia Cowgill; the Pompton Lakes, Harriet Kraut Al-Anon Group will" meet Monday deal intelligently with a problem with nearly 40 million members torlum. department will hold classes at Scripture lesson read by Rev. Dr. Wesley Fellowship will meet at Susan Krongelb, Louise Levin- at 9 p.m. unless you're familiar with it/' Numerous individual denomina 11 o'clock only. Webster and the morning praye the church Sunday at 7:30 p.m son, Maxine McLean, Paul Mah Confessions are heard Satur- offered bv Martha Woodward. On Tuesday the Acolytes Guild and proceed to Bnai Israel syn- said Rev. Dr. Floyd Shacklock, tions also are pushing church- The Junior High Fellowship, from South Orange, Mark Nach- days from 4 to 6 p.m. and from Douglas Covert, Jere Harley, will meet at 7:30 p,m. agogue in Rumson to hear Rab head of the Literacy and Chris- wide study of Communist theory 7:30 and 9 p.m., weekdays dur under the leadership of Charles and practice. American Baptists mias, Ronald Podell, Beth Ras- Charles Mahan and Alan Shivi On Wednesday the ' sewing bl Gilbert Rosenthal. tian Literature Committee of the ing the 8 o'clock mass and after E. Steen, Jr., will meet Sunday launched the first such major sas, Paul Roman, Mark Scharff will serve as ushers. Joseph C, group will meet at 11 a.m. Church school will meet Sun National Council of Churches. Novena services Monday. at 6 p.m. in the church house. program in 1960 "to provide a Pamela Shapiro, Margaret Siegel Davison and John D. Staple, Jr., day at 9:30 and 11 a.m. An ad Issued Manual Baptisms every Sunday at 1:30 The Senior Westminster Fellow- Christian answer to the Commun Sally Sklar, Linda Trachtman, will comprise the welcoming PRESBYTERIAN ult Bible class will meet at 9:30 ship will meet at 6:30 p.m. in It had issued a new manual, ist threat." Dinah Trachtman, William Tuf- p.m. in the church. A baptism committee. Rumson a.m. The orientation course on the church house with Rev. Mr. "A Christian's handbook on Com- fiash, Charles Tuffiash, Melvln blank must be obtained from the Rev. Harvey C. Doule, Jr. "The Work of the Church School' Departments of the United rectory and filled out before the Collins presiding. Miss Donna Jean Burger will munism," designed to' show the Weinstcin, and Lynn Winer. pastor, will preach Sunday At will be held Sunday at 9:30 a.m Presbyterian Church and United Baptism takes place. Rev. Mr. Collins will conduct be the organist at the 11 a.m. true nature, tactics and fallacies Church of Christ have since is- The floral offering for the pul- 9:30 and 11 a.m. on the subject A get-acquainted meeting with Novena devotions in honor o a communicants' class In the service. Her organ meditation of communism, in contrast to sued study guides on the matter. pit will be donated by the Bnai "The Kinsmen of the Peace- the pastor will be held tonight the church. church house this afternoon at will be "Prelude and Fugue in Christian teaching. The Methodist and United Luther- Israel Youth in honor of the 1 makers," as he continues his at 8 for those who plan to join 3:30 o'clock for juniors, and at C. Minor' by J. S. Bach an an Churches are preparing ma- series of messages on ihe Beati- the church Sunday. "Many church people are con- regional week-end. Judith Feld- 4:30 for seniors her postlude will be "Sonata I- terials for use in educational cur- man will recite the candle bles ST. ANTHONY'S CATHOLIC tudes. Preparatory classes for church cerned about this issue," Dr. A High School Hop will be held Allegro" by Guilmant. The call ricula. The American Lutheran Red Bank John H. Watson, 3d, minister membership will meet tomorrow Shacklock said. "To face it sound- sing. Candlelighting time will be tonight In Samuel Blair Hall from to worship and invocation will bi of music, will play "Soeur Min- ly, they need to be informed on Church has encouraged similar 5:19 p.m, Masses are celebrated Sunday given by Richard Altreuter; thi at 10:30 and 11:15 a.m. 8 to 11 o'clock. ique" by Couperin; "What a what they're talking about. We've»study. Sabbath services will begin at at 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 and 12 o'clock Scripture lesson read by Richard _The executive committee of the The second class of the first Friend We Have in Jesus," by 9.15 a.m. for junior congregation. Confessions are heard Saturdays Ashley and the morning praye! Woman's Society of Christian from 4:30 to 6 p.m., and from section of the officers' training Biggs, and "Solemn March" by Service will meet Monday at 1 CHURCH OF CHRIST EMBURY METHODIST Senior Sabbath services will be offered bv Philio C. Roy. Doug- Mendelssohn. At the 9:30 service, 7:30 to 9 p.m. program will be held tomorrow las farrow, Robert Schaller, p.m. at the home of the presi- Red Bank Little Silver at 10 a.m., conducted by mem- in the church house from 10 a.m. Mrs. Wetley Crozier, guest so- Baptims are at 12:30 p.m John J. Schubel, Jr., and George dent, Mrs. Henry J. Palmer, Lo- Bible classes will be held Sun- Rev. Ralph L. Barrett, pastor bers of the United Synagogue to 3 p.m. under the leadership of loist, will sing "Fear Ye Not, Youth Groups. Rabbi Rosentha Sundays. Wright will serve as ushers. Ed- cust. This will be a dessert meet- day at 10 a.m. will preach Sunday at 11 a.m Rev. Mr. Collins, O Israel" by Buck. At the 11 will preach on the subject, The Miraculous Medal Novena ward H. Urion and Herbert E. ing for all officers, leaders and Worship will start Sunday at on the subject, "The Open Door." A staff meeting is scheduled o'clock service, the Chancel Choir "Golden Calves or God—Which?' is hel|] Mondays at 7:30 p.m. and Werner will comprise the wel- co-leaders. II a.m. Charles L. Brown, minis- Flowers on the altar will be for Tuesday at 11:30 am. In the will sing "O Lord, Thou Hast Following the services and the the Perpetual Novena to St. An coming committee. Play School for three-and four- ter, will preach. Kenneth Noland given by Mrs. A. O. Nichols in minister's study. Searched Me Out" by Wolff kiddush a luncheon will be ser- thony is held Tuesday at 7:30. year olds will meet Tuesday and will direct the congregational memory of her aunt. Ladies of tha Women's Asso- At 9:15 and 11 a.m. church Sunday school will meet at 9:30 ved to the delegates. Study Thursday from 9:15 to 11:30 a.m. singing. Nick Geroni will lead in The Sunday school teachers ciation will attend a meeting of school will meet. Nursery care a.m. in all departments except workshop on the "Messianic Idea The interdenominational prayer prayer. James Elliott, Lindal will meet in the sanctuary Sun- ST. THOMAS EPISCOPAL The United Church Women at the senior high, which will meet in In Judaism" will take plac« from for infants up to 3 years of age and Bible study group will meet Brown, Robert Minton, and day at 9:30 a.m. and Sunday Red Bank the auditorium at 10:30 a.m. The 2 to 3:45 p.m. Sabbath afternoon Red Bank Presbyterian Church will be provided with a register- Tuesday at 10 a.m., in.the chapel. Charles Whittle will serve com- school classes will be held at Holy Communion will be cele- junior high department at 9:30 and evening services will be held Tuesday at 1 p.m. ed nurse in attendance. The fourth in a series of five munion. 9:45 a.m. brated every Sunday at 8 a.m. a.m. will hold "open house" In at 5:30. The mothers' auxiliary of Boy At 10:30 a.m., a coffee hour programs sponsored by the Com- The minister will present an Holy Communion will bo cele- Blngham Hall at which time par- r The pastor's church member Scout Troops 50 and 250 and Ex- will be held for the church school mission on Christian Social Con other lesson from the B' 3le at brated Sundays at 9:30 a.m., ex ents and friends will be ir.V'ted ship class will be held Sunday at Sunday services will be at 9:15 plorer Post 50 will hold a card staff. cerns will be held Tuesday at 8 the 6:30 p.m. cept the fourth Sunday of each to attend classes with the boys 3 p.m. a.m., followed by a class in party Wednesday In Samuel Blair At 12:15 p.m., the Geneva Fel- p.m. The topic will be "The A training class for men will Jewish law at 9:30, taught by month, when there will be a serv- and girls and participate in the Rev. Mr. Barrett will partici Hall at 8 p.m. lowship will sponsor a coffee hour Church and Politics." The speak- meet Monday at 7:30 p.m. Rabbi Rosenthal, ice of Morning Prayer at'8:30. worship and fellowship. pata In the consecreation serv- The Evening Circle will meet for all single young adults of the er will be Sen. Robert H. Weber Bible study will be conducted The United Synagogue Youth Senior High Fellowship will ice in Simpson Methodist Church, Sunday scnool will meet at 9:45 at the home of Mrs. Richard Ni- congregation, and servicemen. of Cumberland County. Thursday at 7:30 p.m. delegates will have a brunch at meet in the lounge and junior Old Bridge Sunday at A p.m. chols, Thursday at 8 p.m. At 5:30 p.m,, the executive of- Herbert Burtis, minister of mu- II a.m. followed by a general ficers of the Westminster Fel- high Fellowship In the auditor- sic and fine arts of this church, HOLY COMMUNION The MYF program will begin session. ST. GEORGE'S-BY-THE-RIVER lowship for ninth grade students ium, at 7:15 p.m. will be heardsfcjn.a recital at St. EPISCOPAL at 7:30, with Patty Barrett in ST. MARK'S EPISCOPAL Rabbi Rosenthal will discues EPISCOPAL will meet in the Combs-De Voe Prayer Fellowship will meet in Paul's Chapel, Columbia Univer- Fair Haven charge. Keansburg Judaism with the Young Adults Rumsoa Memorial Room. the lounge Tuesday at 19 a.m. sity, Tuesday at noon. Mr. Bur- Holy Communion will be cele- The Commission on Member- Sunday services will begin with of the Red Bank Methodist There will be' a celebration of Session will meet in the lounge tis was for four years the as brated Sunday at 8 a.m. and at ship and Evangelism will meet a celebration of the Holy Euchar- At 7 p.m. the communicants' Church at the synagogue Sunday :he Holy Communion Sunday at Tuesday at 8 p.m. to receive new ciate university organist in that the family service at 9:15. in the church hall Monday at 8 ist at 8 a.m. class for seventh and eighth at 8 p.m. 8 a.m. in the chantry. grade students will meet In the members. chapel. Morning Prayer and litany will p.m. to complete its plans for The family Eucharist and Tuesday, Rabbi Rosenthal will :hurch ichool will begin at 9:30 Family service and address by chapel. On Wednesday at 4 p.m. the The Samuel Hausman Art Conr be at 11 o'clock. The rector, Rev. the attendance crusade which wil participate in the "Jewish Forum a.m. A nursery will bs provided Rev. Canon George A. Robert- At 7 p.m. the communicants' youth communicants' class will petition will close Wednesday. AH Charles R. Lawrence, will ad begin Ash Wednesday and con- of the Air" beginning at 9:30, during this service. shaw, rector, will ba at 9:30 a.m. be held in the lounge. entires must be in by that date. dress the 9:15 and 11 o'clock tinue for the Lenten season. Mrs class for high school students on station WEVD. Girls' choir will sing "Gracious The Board of Deacons will The judging will take place March services. Charles LeClaire Is chairman. At 11 a.m. there will be a cele- will meet. The religious committee will Saviour" by Gluck. The organ meet in the pastor's study 24. The winning works and the St. Andrew's Guild will meet The cast for the drama, "Were bration of the Eucharist and ser- At 7 p.m. the Westminster Fel- meet Wednesday at 8 p.m. prelude will be "0 God, Thou Wednesday at 8 p.m. names of those • receiving honor- tonight at 8:15 in the home of You There When They Crucified mon by the rector, Rev. John M, lowship for eighth grade students The Adult Institute will meet Faithful God" by Brahms. The able mention will hang in the Mr. and Mrs. Morris Tardiff. To- My Lord" will meet for rehear- Crum. will i.ieet in the youth parlor. Thursday at 7:45 and 8:45 p.m postlude will be "Agincourt BAYVIEW PRESBYTERIAN lounge throughout Lent. morrow, St. Matthias Day, at 9:30 sal Tuesday at 4 p.m. The cas Every weekday except Tues- Al 7 p.m. Youth Seminar class day, daily Morning Prayer will Hymn" by Dunstable. Cliffwood Beach A class for retarded of Mon- a.m. There will be a corporate for the drama, "The Challenge es will be held. BAPTIST be read at 9 a.m. and daily Eve- Morning prayer and sermon by "Road Signs and Life" will be mouth County will be in session Communion for the women and of The Cross," will meet Wednes At 8 p.m. the Westminster Fel ning Prayer at 7 p.m. the rector will be at II a.m. Rev. Francis Osterstock's ser beginning March 3 from 2:30 to qirls of the church. A light break- day at 4 p.m. New Monmouth lowship for ninth grade students The Eucharist will be cele- The men and boys' choir, under mon subject Sunday at 11 a.m. 3:30 p.m., sponsored by the Chris- fast will be served in the parish Miss Vivian Florian, Interna- Church school will meet Sun- will meet in the Combs-De Voe brated Monday at 8 a.m., and the direction of Marshall C. Bush, Church school will meet ot 9:30 tian Education Cousmitye of the house after the service. tionally known virtuoso pianist, day at 9:30 a.m. Manorial Room. Wednesday, Thursday, Friday organist and choirmaster, will ,m. Red Bank Council of Churches. The EYC will meet In the par- will present a recital at the dedi- At the worship service at 10:45 At 8 p.m,, the Westminster Fel- and Saturday at 9:30 a.m. sing "Thou Knowest Lord" by Senior High Fellowihio will This pilot class will be held at ish house Sunday at 3:30 p.m. cation of the Baldwin piano March a.m., the sermon will be "And lowship for 10th, 11th, 12th grade Purcell. The organ prelude will meet Sunday at 6:30 p.m. Embury Methodist Church, Lit- to attend a convocation meeting 3. the Lord Himself Shall Return' Holy Unction of the sick wll •tudents will meet in Westmin- be "Prelude in G Major" by A communicants class will tle Silver. in Trinity Church, Red Bank. by Donald Tshudy. guest speak be administered upon request aft- «ter Hall. er all services, and at other times Purcell. Ths postlude will be meet tomorrow at 10 a.m. The regular midweek Euchar- er. Music, under the direction of At 8:30 p.m., the Geneva Fel- REFORMED upon notification of the rector. 'Voluntary In C" by Purcell. The Naomi Circle of the Wom- ist will be celebrated Wednesday Donald Bisgrove, organist, will lowship will meet in the church EMMANUEL BAPTIST Middletown en's Association will sponsor a morning at 9:30. Include the senior choir anthem The sacrament of penance wil' parlor. Rev. Dr. Webster will ad- cherry pie festival tonight at 7:30 Atlantic Highlands "The Roads of Life" will be "All Praise to God Who Reigns be administered Saturday from dress the group. Rev. Howard M. Ervin, pastor, ST. ANDREWS EPISCOPAL in Fellowship Hall. A play about Rev. Harry A. Olson's sermon Above" by Woulff. A nursery and i to 4:30 p.m. Highlands Today: 10 a.m.-3 p.m, "Pre- will preach Sunday at 11 a.m. BIBLE BAPTIST George Washington will he pre- subject Sunday at 10:50 a.m. children's church will be held for Holy Communion will be cele- School Children's Workshop" and 7:30 p.m. The evening serv- Haztet sented by Girl Scout troop 211, The intermediate and senior children up to eight years of age. ST. ANN'S CATHOLIC brated on the 2d, 4th and 5th sponsored by the Synod Christian ice will be preceded by a prayer Pastor Gilbert Watt will preach directed by Mrs. Peter Hornyock. At the 7:45 p.m. service, Mr. Keansburg Sunday of each month at 8 a.m., Education Committee for teach- meeting at 7 o'clock. Sunday at 11 a.m. Christian Endeavor groups will Session will meet Monday at Tshudy's message will be en Sunday mar.es will be at 7, 8 and there will be a service of ers in the toddler, nursery and Sunday school will meet at Bible school will meet at 9:45. meet Sunday at 8 p.m. 7:30 p.m. titled, "The Seven Churches of 9, 10, 11 and noon. Morning Prayer and sermon at kindergarten classes; 7 pm., 9:45 a.m. Evening worship will be at 7 The Billy Graham film, "Dec- Asia" taken from the book of Daily masses will be celebrated 9 a.m. monthly meeting of the Senior CALVARY BAPTIST Boys" Stockade will meet Mon- o'clock. ade of Decision," will be shown Revelation. at 7 and 8 a.m., except on firs Couples Club In the Westminster Oceanport day at 6:15 p.m. and the Bat- Bible study and prayer hour Sunday at 7:30 p.m. Admission On the 1st and 3d Sundays there The midweek service of prayer Fridays when the hours will be Hall., Rev. Paul Smith will preach talion Wednesday at 6:30 p.m. will be Wednesday at 8 p.m. j will be free. will be but one service, a cele- and Bible study will meet Wed- 6:30 and 8 a.m. bration of Holy Communion at Sunday at 11 a.m. on the sub- High School young people will Monday: 1:30 p.m., meeting of nesday at 7:30 p.m. On Holy Days, masses will be 9 a.m. Board of Deaconesses In church ject, "The Traitor's Kiss." The meet Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. The Senior high school young offered at 8, 7, 8, 9, 10 and 11 The vicar is Rev. Ronald Mac- parlor; 8 p.m., Meeting of the choir will sing "The Lord Is a Midweek prayer service will be Great God." people's group will meet Thurs- a.m., and.at 7:30 p.m. Leod. Session In the Combs-De Voe Me- Wednesday at 8 p.m. Business Area Church day at 7:30 p.m. Sunday school will meet at 9:45 Confessions will be heard Sat- morial Room. The Pioneer Girls will meet at The Amico Bible Class will .m. urdays, first Thursdays, and on Tuesday:. 8 p.m., Weekly Adult he church Thursday, the Pil- meet Tuesday at 8 p.m. Mrs. Ths three youth groups will the eves of Holy Days, from 3:30 Bible Class taught by Rev. Mr. grims at 3:30 p.m. and the Col- Walter Junie has charge of the meet at 6:30 p.m. Yearly Grows Bigger to 5 p.m. and from 7:30 to 8:30 Ewalt in the church parlor; 8 onists at 7 p.m. program and Mrs. Arthur Wil- A service wHl be held at 7:30 ,m. p.m., Meeting of Board of Dea liams will lead devotions. Host- DALLAS, Tex. (AP) - At a Baptisms will be administered cons in the Combs-De Voe Me- ,m. BAPTIST nursery to adult. With a few ex- esses will be Mrs. Elmer Baker, time when many downtown every Sunday at 1 p.m., and ar- morial Room. The pastor's instruction class Leonardo ceptions classes have eight to 30 Mrs. Charles Diffenderfer, Mn. H foil! be held Monday at 7:30 p.m. churches have been forced to members. rangements should be made a owcan Wednesday: 10 a.m. — The Tomorrow, beginning at 6:30 William Barnard, Mrs. James week In advance of the baptism. There will be a meeting of the n.m., family night will be held. move to new neighborhoods or prayer and study group will meet "Our Sunday school gives us a Burke and Mrs. Frank Skrivan-' Rev. Edwa-d A. Corrigan is Sunday school executive board The offering will be used to the suburbs to serve the mem- In the chapel. proven organization for our giv- ek. pastor and Rev, Stanley Levan Wednesday at 8 p.m. buy choir robes. bers, the First Baptist Church of ing program," said William J. dowskl and Rev. Anthony Luisini I regain Prayer meeting and Bible I Dallas becomes more robust PRESBYTERIAN Sunday at 11 a.m.,. Rev. Wil- Cox, Jr., minister of education. are assistants. study will be held Thursday at each year. Pilgrim Baptist Lincroft Ham Carr will preach on the "Our curriculum stresses a reg- 7:30 p.m. The massive red brick church, Red Bank "Deep Wells and Shallow Wa- subject, "The Direction of Per- ular system of Riving for support EMMANUEL ASSEMBLY my health? Tonight at 6:30 the adult "Din- fection." built in 1890, occupies a block Rev. H. L. Morgan, pastor, will ters," will be the sermon subject of the church's worldwide pro- OF GOD of Rev. William J. Mills, pastor, ner at Mount Vernon" social will Church school will meet at 9:45 on the edge of the business dis- conduct services Sunday at 11:30 gram, and our goal is to have a.m. Keansburg Sunday at the 11 a.m. service. be held. a.m. trict. Three buildings nearby every member of the church and Sunday school will meet at 10 Rev. Timothy M. Adams, pas- THE TRUTH Senior choir will sing, "Lo, A The sermon at the 7:30 p.m. house majiy of its weekday func- Sunday school participate." TRINITY EPISCOPAL a.m. tor, will conduct services Sun- Voice to Heaven Sounding," un- service will be on the subject, tions and recreational activities IN THIS Matawan that range from hobby rooms and Even children in the nursery A prayer meeting will be held day at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. der the direction of William Cook, Matins Sunday at 7:45 a,m "The Faithless Wives." department participate through The Sunday school will meet Fellow- a library to a complete gymnas- Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. GREAT BOOK organist. will be followed by Holy Com- Junior Baptist Youth pledges made for them by their at 9:45 a.m. Sunday school will meet at 9:30 shin will meet Monday at 7 p.m. I'um, a four-lane bowling alley A young people's service will munion at 8 a.m. an( a parents. Children 3 years of age ST. JAMES' EPISCOPAL CAN HEAL YOU a.m.. The Women's Missionary Socie- l skating rink. The first be held tonight at 7:30. Family Eucharist will be cele and under pledged $20,000 to this Eatontown Nursery facilities and a class ty will meet Tuesday at 8 p.m. three floors of one building are Bible study will be held Wednes- Yes, you can be healed-no brated at 9:30 a.m. and Sunday year's budget. One pledge was in There will be a celebration for three-year-olds will be held The trustees will meet Tuesday a parking garage which members day at 7:45 p.m. There will be a school will be held at that time. the name of a four-week-old ba- of Holy Communion Sunday at matter how serious the condi- during the 11 a.m. service. at 8:30 p.m. at the home of Don- use free of charge on Sunday. special jervlCe Wednesday at 1 There will be a service of morn- by. 8 a.m. Church school and the tion or how long it haj con- Communicants class will meet ald Wagner. Most Live Far Away p.m. ing prayer and sermon at 11 (1,218,600 Budget family service of morning prayer tinned—if you will prayerfully st the church tomorrow at 10:30 Midweek prayer and Bible Less than 3 per cent of its Communion will be adminis- o'clock. The $1,218,600 bucket provides and sermon by Rev. Philip Bro- under the direction of Rev. study will be Wednesday at 8 12,000 members live within a 2- tered the first Sunday of each seek the truth contained in Holy Communion will be cele $502,045 for denominational, be- burg, will be at 10:30 a.m. M'lls. p.m. mile radius of the church, the month. The Women's Missionary this great bonk, Science and •rated tomorrow, the feast of St. nevolent and missionary pro- Wednesday, the regular meet- The Young Westminster Fel- 'argest in the Southern Baptist Council will meet the third Tues^ Matthias, at 8 a.m.; Tuesday at grams; $501,855 for local church ing of the Episcopal Churc'iwom- Health with Key to the Scrip- lowship will meet Sunday at 7 METHODIST Convention. Most live 15 to 20 day of each month at 7:30 p.m. a.m. and Wednesday at 11 a.m. miles away, programs, and $214,700 for build- en will be held at 8 p.m. in the tures by Mary Baker Eddy. p.m. John Boots will lead the The Episcopal Young Church- Atlantic Highlands Last December members over- ing indebtedness and capital out- parish house. discussion on "Stewardship, What men will meet at the church "On the Fence" will bd Rev. You may read or borrow subscribed a $1,218,600 budget, lays. It Reallv Is." Judy Thompson unday at 3:15 pm. to go to- Georpe E. Taylor's sermon sub- Science and Health free of will be in charge of devotions. ject Sundav at 11 a.m. called by the pastor, Dr. W. A. The largest item in the local ALL SAINTS EPISCOPAL gether to convocation at Trinity Navesink LOOKING charge at any Christian Sci- The Ladies Aid Society will Mrs. Julius Adolf will con- Griswell, "The largest of any church budget is $237,565 for sal- Church, Red Bank. Holy Communion will be cele- hold a baked goods sale at the duct the nursery. church In the history of Christen- aries on the ministers, staff, of- for a ence Reading Room. The The vestry will meet Wednes- brated Sunday at 8:30 a.m.; church tomorrow from 10 a.m. The senior Methodist Youth dom. fice and maintenance personnel; BIBLE TEACHING book ran be purchased in red, day at 8 a.m. church school meets at 9:30; the 3 p.m. Fellowship will meet at 7 p.m., "We are not a wealthy con- workers in the nursery for chil- CHURCH? green, or blue binding at $3 ST. MARY'S EPISCOPAL vith Mrs. Alfred Olson in '•'•arge. RreRation," said Dean Willis, dren of mothers attending serv- service for parents and children is ot 10:15, and the morning pray- and will be sent postpaid on REFORMED Keyport The intermediate MYF will meet business administrator. "About ices and weekday programs and er and sermon is at 11:15 except Worship at receipt of check or money Colts Neck Sunday services will begin with t G: DO n.m., under 'he direc- half of our members give be- a supervisor for the recreation- the first Sunday of each month, Bible Baptist Church order. Rev. Samuel La Penta will prayer at 7:45 a.m.. followed by tion of Mrs. Edward Santos. tween $50 and $300 per year. A al nrogram. when Holy Communion is also preach Sunday at 11 a.m. on the a celebration of Holy Commun- fourth give loss than J50 and a There is $25,000 budgeted for "The Friendly Church" celebrated at the 11:15 service. topic, "The Sower, the Seed and ion at 8 o'clock. ASSEMBLY OF GOD fourth more than $300. Forty-five the kitchen and dining rooms. Middle rtd., Hazlet Rev. Charles P. Johnson Is rec- the Soil." The Family Service is con- Shrewsbury per cent of those who made This is for salaries, operations bet. Union & Laurel Avej. Christian Science ducted at 9:30 a.m. at which time Sunday service will be held at pledges said they tithed." and decorations. Those attending tor. The junior choir, directed by SERVICES: Mrs. Ernest Orgo, will sing, the church school will meet. Holy II n.m. and 7:30 n.m. Sunday Although FirstBaptist has 12,- luncheon and dinner meetings READING "Shepherd of Eagar Youth" by Communion will be celebrated at school will meet at 10 a.m. 08 members, it counts only 7,500 pay 60 cents per meal and those METHODIST Sunday— ROOM/ Lovelace and "Jesus, Thou Joy 11 o'clock. Bible study will be held Wed- persons as active in its giving attending banquets 75 cents. Sea Bright 9:45 a.m.—Bible School 11:00 a.m.—Morning of Loving Hearts" by Baker. There will be a celebration of nesday at 8 p.m. program. Of these (5.500 nre en- The church's promotional ex- Morning worship will be con- Holy Communion Wednesday at There will be a ladies' prayer rolM in Sunday school. nenscs are budgeted at $21,920. ducted Sunday at 11:15 a.m. by Worship Sunday school will meet at 9:45 7:00 p.m.—Evening meeting Thursday at 1:30 p.m. Sunday School Emphasis Rev. Donald Higbee, pastor. a.m. There will bo a nursery !) a.m. and on Friday ot C:30 a.m. The music program, which in- Service 20? BROAD ST. during the 11 o'clock service. Holy Communion will be cele- Christ's Ambassadors will meet The church "laces great em- cludes 21 choirs serving all 'age Sunday school will meet at 9:30 Wed. 8 p.m.—Mid-week Mon. thru Sat. 12-4:30 Communicant's class will .meet brated at 9 a.m. on holy days. onifiht at 8 p.m. There will be phasis on its Sunday school. A groups beginning with 4-year- .m. Prayer Service at the church tomorrow at 9 Alcoholics Anonymous will a prayer service tomorrow at paid, full-lime staff member su- olds, plus an orchestra, is allot- There will be an evening serv- Also Friday Eve. 7:30-9:30 meet Wednesday at 9 p.m. 7:30 p.m. pervises each age division from ted $12,600. ice Sunday at 7:30. Sunday Afternoon 2-4 14-Friday. Feb. 2S. 1962 BED BANK REGISTER MONMOUTH REFORM NEW APOSTOLIC Gold price weakness there has market for the metal and lessen- i' Shrewsbury Red Bank Today's Business Mirror; beta linked to'selling by jolders ing demand. Rabbi Richard F. Stefnbrfnk Rev. Edwin Weibrecht of Clif- who hid bought ft for specula- This is likely to bt viewed with will preach tonight at 8:30 oa ton will preach Sunday at 10 tive reasons. In the October coniiderably less than enthusi- the subject, ^Tbe Adventures of a.m. I960 gold nub tie price west up asm by the congressmen from Religious News Simple Scbroerel," This service Rev, Werner Schneider will briefly to VW.60 as ounce. This the mining states. will be in observance of Family Price Weakness conduct the service Wednesday wu linked to speculative belief BAFTUT REFORMED and Scout Sabbath. at 8 p.m. By SAM DAWSON to see a rise In the legal pr^ce of in some quarters that 'he United RedBuk New Shrewsbury Children whose birthdays .oc- gold — »et at SIS an ounce — NEW YORK (AP) — Gold and States might devalue 'he dollar Rev. Stanley E. Mugridgt, will Holy Communion will be served cur in February will be called whjch they hold is too low to be Bell Lab Man Buys ST. MARY'S CATHOLIC silver price weakness >s both a by raising the price it pays for ipeak Sunday tt 11 i.m. on the Sunday at the 8:30 and 11 a.m. to the pulpit for the birthday profitable for marry mines. | New Monmouth comfort and a possible worry to gold. River Oakg Property topic, "Chri»U«n Commitment." service. Rev. Isaac C. Rottenberg blessing. Masses will be celebrated In the Kennedy administration. Gold production in the United Price weakness in silver also Uihert Will U Warren D* Brown, will deliver the Communion me< The candlelighting will b« per- States dropped to 1.5 million FAIR HAVEN - Lorin B. Van the church Sunday at 6, 7, 8:15, The price of gold on the Lon- is though to be due to selling re- Charlei Miller, Tlllnaa Lane, itatlon. formed by Mrs. Monroe Dfutsch. ounces last year, the lowest since Nest of the Ray Van Horn Agency and 9:30 a.m. don free market is the lowest in cently by speculators who had John Crawford and Roland Dun- Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Deutsch 1946. It continued to rise In reports the sale of the Van Rens- Ushers will be Richard Masl Masses will be celebrated in seven month — so low there, is seen it go as high as $1.<;4% an can. The greeting committee wi 1 will donate the pulpit flowers in South Africa, which mined 22.9 selaer H. Greene property, in- Herbert Springer, Ernest Li the school building, Memorial no profit now in buying it from ounce after President Kennedy memory of Elias Dcutsch, million ounces. cluding an acre °' ground on be Thomu Wilson, Franklin Snlf- mann, William Noyes, Fred Col Hall, at 8: IS, 9:30, and 10:45 the U.S. Treasury. In the last late in November halted sales of fen, Sidney Dull, assisted by An- morgeu, Jr., Paul Ralph, Clydi There will be an assembly and Gold stocks in the United silver by the U.S. Treasury at Hillside Pi. in the River Oaks sermonelte contest for children four years the treasury has been section of the borough. na Brower and Marguerits Bar- Sabold and Donald Bradshaw. FRIENDS MEETING losing Bart of States dropped by 25 million around 91 cents an ounce. of th8 religious school Sunday at The purchasers are Mr. and low. Sunday school will meet Shrewsbury its oig gold ounces last year, and by 48 mil- The President is asking Con- 12:15 p.m. Mrs, John W. Breunissen of Church »chool Md nursery wi 9:30 a.m. The Religious Society ol hoard and lion ounces in 1960. gress also to allow the Federal Sunday at 7:30 p.m. the Men's Mountain Lakes, N. J. Mr. Breun- meet at IMS a.m. Junior Youth Fellowship will Friends, (Quakers,) meets every would like to Most of ths Treasury's loss in Reserve to issue $1 bills in place club will present movies for the issen will be associated with the The two BYF groups will meet have the youth group of the Red Firstday, (Sunday,) at 11 a.m. see this gold means that the metal of treasury silver certificates, children in the auditorium. Bell Telephone Laboratories in at 6 p.m. The Sunday evening Bank Methodist Church as guest! Firstday school for religious ed' stopped. changes ownership but doesn't against which legal silver re- Monday at 12:30 p.m. In the Holrndel. praise service will be at 7:30. at their meeting' in White Hall ucation of children meets at 10:30 leave these shores. Buyer na- serves must now be maintained. auditorium, the Sisterhood will But the price The regular midweek Bible Sunday at 8:30 p.m. Rev. Mr. a.m. All are welcome. tions store most of it with the He would use the free mecai for The residence was custom built have as guests the Women's Or- of silver, set- New York Federal Reserve Bank. study and prayer jervice will be Rottenberg will speak on the tra- tling down In coinage. about ten years ago ,by Allen ditions of the Reformed-Presby- ganization of the Presbyterian HOLINESS But last year $775 million worth But this would mean the treas- Brothers and contains eight held Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. At Church, at the annual inter-faith its turn after 9 p.m. the Women's Fellowship terian churches'. Long Branch a speculative actually was shipped abroad, ury would need to buy less newly rooms, three baths and a two-car and famjly education meeting. most of it to London. This com- executive board will meet in the Senior Youth Fellowship will Sunday school and Junior rise, H now mined silver, taking it out of the garage. For each Jewish holiday a ta- pares with $1.6 million shipped, Clayton Room, with Mr«. Albert have the youth group of the Red church will meet at 10 a.m. DAWSON only a shade ble display will indicate the in- in 1960, and was only the third Newman, president. Bank Methodist Church as guests Scripture lesson and prayer over $1 an ounce on '.he New dividual significance. time since World War II that at their meeting in White Ha service for the sick will be con- York market. And this weak- The annual men's Communion After the Sabbath services Fri- shipments have topped $500 mil- Sunday at 6:30. Rev. Mr. Rotten- ducted by Rtv. E. H. Lawrence, ness — the price has fallen six WAYS to sell breakfast, sponsored by the lay- day evening an oneg shabbat lion (the previous years were berg will speak on the traditions pastor, Monday at 8 p.m. times this year — could stiffen men's division of the Council ol will follow. Hostesses w.'ll be 1950 and 1951 when gold specula- YOUR HOME of the Reformed-Presbyteria opposition of congressmen from Churches of the Greater Red Mrs. Leland Hinkle, Mrs. Mil- tion was linked with the Korean churches. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY the mining areas to the adminis- Our "Real Estate Sales Plan" gives you the Bervicea Bank Area, will be held Thurs- ton Mausner, Mrs. Samuel Ru- War). of our 11 well qualified salespeople In our two of- day at 7:30 a.m. in the Presby- Senior Youth Fellowship will Atlantic Highlands tration's silver bill introduced Hces plus the co-operation of 35 other member offices benstein and Mrs. Thomas Speculative Reasons " of tho Red Bank Area Multiple Listing Service with terian Church. Rev. Dr. Charles meet In the home of Mr. ant Schneider. Church service and Sunday this week. only one commiuaian. school are held at 11 a.m. The price of gold has been A, Sayre, will be the speaker. Mrs. Richard Mast Sunday night. Repeal of Law rt Our'Trade-In Plan" enables you to exchange your Wednesday testimony meeting is dropping steadily in recent weeks / preaent Borne for (he one of your choice, often wJth- The workers' conference meet- Vesper Fellowship will meet in JIHRIST EPISCOPAL Among other things the Presi- # at 8:15 p.m. Reading room hours in London and now stands slight- *" out any additional each.on your part, ing will be held tonight at 8 p.m. Beekman House Sunday at 6:3 Shrewsbury dent wants the repeal of the law Our "Guaranteed Sales Plan" permits you to enter are 1:30 to 4 p.m, Tuesdays and ly under $35.09 an ounce. Since Rev. Donald E. Schlosser, of the p.m. Holy Communion will be cele requiring the government ',o buy Into a firm contract to purchase the new home Saturdays, except holidays. and domestically mined silver at the U.S. Treasury adds handling knowing you have a "cash-out" price on your old American Baptist publications so- The confirmation classes will brated at 9 a.m. Jack Jordar. 3• home, and «O!1 allowing you 90 days lo try to aell 90]/ cents an ounce. The con- charges that brings its selling ciety, Valley Forge, Pa., will meet with the pastor Wednesda will be the altar boy. 2 your old home at 8 better price. gressmen might figure that the price up almost to that figure, speak on the use of audio-visual at 8: JO and 7:30 p.m. The family Eucharist and ser- It" adds up! More and more day might come again when that and since shipping costs add still WALKER & WALKER •ids In the church iphool class Golden Fellowship will meel mon by the rector, Rev. Anselm people use The Register ads each more, there's no profit in ship- Broburg, will be at 9 a.m. Im- 'loor to silver prices would be REALTOR - TRADE SPECIALIST Thursday at noon. issue because results come fas- useful to their constituents. ping gold to the London market ST. CLEMENTS EPISCOPAL mediately after the sermon, chil- Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wagne ter.—Advertisement. Mining interests also would like today. Shrewsbdry SH 1-5212 Holer CO 1-5212 Belford will be hosts to members and dren will join their parents in , On Sunday, the vicir. Rev. Wends in their neighborhood to- the celebration of Eucharist and Ralph Edwards, will read matins night. in congregational singing. at 7:40 a.m. This will be followed Crucifer, torchbearers and serv- ers at this service will be Will- by Holy Eucharist and sermon at LUTHER MEMORIAL iam Balmer, William Bishop, Wai. 8 a.m. Acolytes will be Richard New Shrewsbury Meginley and Richard Smithson. ter Deiss, Jr., Howard Steel, Jr., "We Preach Christ Crucified and Richard Swenson. At 9: JO a.m., there will be the will be the topic of Rev. Danle: sung Eucharist sermon, and Reinheimer's sermon Sunday al There will be a service of church school classes. The acoly- 10:45 a.m. The choir, under the morning prayer at 11 a.m. Altar tes will be Robert Kaiser, James direction of Marvin Fichter, will boy will be Robert Thomas. Marvin and Gary Motsek* sing "Create in Me a Clean The Church school will meet at 9 a.m. The sanctuary lamp candle Heart, O God." A nursery will this week is given In memory of be provided during the service, JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES Henry Barone by Mri. Wilson Sunday, the congregation will Red Bank Miller. observe Lutheran Hour Sunday. A model ministry school and The Evangelism committee will Sunday at 3 p.m. the PF will model service meeting will be meet Sunday at 3 o'clock in the go to the monthly convocation held in Convention Hall, Camden, home of Duane Meyer Freehold. meeting and dance. tonight at 6:45 p.m. The Cottage Meeting Bible class Tomorrow at 1:30 p.m. will be There will be a celebration oi will meet in the home of Mr. dedication and baptism services. Holy Eucharist each day this and Mrs. Walter Werner, New week at 9 a.m. Shrewsbury, Sunday at 7:30 p.m Sunday at 9 a.m. all will as- semble for field service. After- The sacrament of penance Representatives of all organize noon session will begin at 3 p.m. will be administered tomorrow tlons in the congregation will there will be no local services from 11 a.m. until noon. meet at the parsonage for a plan- :his week-end. Tuesday at 8 p.m. the steward' ning council Monday at 8 p.m. Ship committee will meet. Tuesday and Wednesday meet- The Luther Memorial Women's ings will be resumed locally at On Wednesday the Altar Guild Society will meet in the parish will have its monthly corporate the service centers and K^yport house of Christ Episcopal Church, Kingdom Hall. Communion and meeting at 9 Ihrewsbury, Tuesday at 8 p.m. a.m. There will be a meeting of Wednesday the Sunday schoo ST. JOHN'S EPISCOPAL St. Clement's Guild at 1 p.m. in teachers will meet in the home of Little Silver preparation for the Shrove Tues- superintendent, Gerald Lewis, ol 1 Tomorrow, St. Mattias Day, day supper to b« held March 6 New Shrewsbury. The adult in Holy Communion will be cele- from 5 to 8 p.m. Wednesday at formation class will meet In thi brated at 10 a.m. t p.m, the church school teach- parsonage Wednesday at 8 p.m. ers meet. The schedule for Sunday will be: 8 a.m., Holy Communion: CHRIST EPISCOPAL AME ZION 9:30 a.m. children's church in Red Bank Middletown he parish house; 9:30 family There will be a celebration o service of morning prayer and Rev. Charles E. Bourne wii: Holy Communion Sunday at 8 sermon by the rector, Rev. A. preach Sunday at 11 a.m. a.m. The family Eucharist and Allen Attenborough; and 11 The annual choir festival wit: Sunday school will begin at 9:30 clock, morning prayer and ser- be held Sunday at 7:30 p.m. a.m. mon. A prayer service will be held The rector will officiate a Wednesday at 8 p.m. The Men's The vestry will meet Monday morning prayer and will preach Fellowship and Stewards' Board at 8:15 p.m. in the parish house. at 11 a.m. will meet Wednesday in the home The Altar Guild will meet Wed. of Asa Jeffries, New Shrewsbury. The Sunday school teachers wil nesday at 1:30 p.m. meet In Leeds Hall Monday at 8:15 p.m. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE KING OF KINGS LUTHERAN The Episcopal Church Women Red Bank LEOLA AVL ' KEAN5BUR&N.J. Middletown will meet in Leeds Hall Tuesday Brotherhood will be stressed Rev. Roger C. Burkinj, pastor, at 8:15 p.m. at services Sunday at 11 a.m. will conduct services Sunday at Scriptural selections in the les- 10:4S a.m. Senior choir will sing There will be a celebration of ion-sermon entitled "Mind" will "Seek Ye the Lord" by J. V. Holy Communion with prayers for nclude this advice of Paul: :'Now Roberts. Ushers will be Robert the sick Thursday at 10 a.m. Yard, William Laughlin, Freder- beseech you. brethren, by the Designed For Comfort - Equipped For Convenience ick Scharlf, and Paul Dammes. FAITH REFORMED lame of our Lord Jesus Christ, Hazlet hat ye all speak the same thing, Sunday school will meet at Morning services will be held md that there be no divisions 1:30 a.m. and (the intermediate it 9:30 and II a.m. Rev. Theo- lrnong you; but that ye be per Luther League will meet from 7 : Located Near Schools, Buses, Churches, Laundry and Shopping District lore C. Muller will have as his ectly Joined together In the to 9 p.m. sermon topic, "World Without same mind and in the same judg- Confirmation classes wil! be End." ment." held Monday a 4:45 p.m. Ths Pilgrim youth group will Weekday church school will Elena Apartments offer more evidence of meet at 6:30 p.m. and the senior METHODIST Controlled Electric Heating meet Tuesday at 3:30 p.m. youth group at 8:15. Highlands The last meeting of the pastor's With controlled electric heating you no longer have to the growing trend all over the nation toward The adult communicants' class Rev. Richard N. Ryley, pastor, membership forum will be held worry about your apartment being too hot or too cold. wiII meet Monday at 8 p.m. will conduct services Sunday tt flamelesi electric living. Here is your oppor- Wednesday at 8 p.m. All who are The Board of Christian Edu- 11 a.m. With a thermostat in each room, you control the tem- to be received into membership atlon will meet Wednesday lit Church school will meet at perature. A flick of the dial and you can bring the tunity to live in an apartment truly designed March 4 have been asked to at p.m. 9:30 a.m. temperature in each room to the desired level. And tend this meeting. for comfort and equipped for your convenience. With carefree baseboard electric heating you have no PRESBYTERIAN furnace, pipes, ductwork, or radiators to give you Atlantic Highlands trouble. These apartments offer spacious living quar- Rev. F. H. Bronkema, pastoi will hold a discussion on the ters with a large living room, fully equipped "Place of the Minister" with the Complete Air Conditioning Mariners Club tomorrow at 8 modern electric kitchen, tile bath and bedroom. p.m. In the church. Each apartment is completely air conditioned to provide Parking facilities surround the building. Sunday services will be held at cool comfort during even the hottest of weather, In 8:30 and 11 am. The Evening addition, extra thick insulation has been installed in circle of the Women's Associa- tion will meet Monday tt ! p.m. walls, ceilings and floors to eliminate outside noise, Situated in a convenient location on Leola The Afternoon Circle will meet Tuesday wih Mrs, Hunter Pol- Avenue, just off Main Street, Keansburg, you lock. Work Saving Appliances Wednesday at 8 p.m., a Bible will find Elena Apartments very close to stores, study and discussion group will Every kitchen is equipped wilh a flameless electric schools, churches, bus connections, laundry facili- meet at the church. The Session range and work-saving refrigerator. Each apartment will meet Thursday at 8 p.m. will have its own quick recovery electric water heater ties, and recreational activities. The new men's group will hold for instant hot water. All these electric servants save the charter dinner March 8 at 7:- time and make apartment living a pleasure. 30 p.m. in the Howard Johnson restaurant, Mlddletown. Arthur Stop by today and see for yourself how Langlie, former governor of Elena Apartments are designed with your com- Washington, will be the principal Individually Metered Apartments speaker. fort in mind. Now renting at $90 per month, urn from the Your apartment will be individually metered so that FEDERATED you can easily gauge your use of electricity. A con- Elena Apartments are open for inspection daily Holmdel venient easy payment plan is available for those elect- and weekends from 8:00 A. M. to 5:00 P. M. The guest speaker Sunday at SHADOW LAWN SAVINGS ing to budget their electric utility charges from Sep- tfce 11 a.m. service will be Rev. tember through June. For information, phone 787-3636. F. Alvin Langwith, who will ; AND LOAN ASSOCIATION pre«ch on the subject, "The HOME OFFICE: Broadway and Norwood Avcnuo Scaffold and the Future." Long Branch, New Jersey Sunday school will meet at 9:45 Directions: Go north on Main Strept, Keanaburg, from Hi, 35 for 4/6 of a mile. Turn right at Loola Avenue. Apartments are at The young people wil] meet to- E/B of Litola Avenut. 1/N ol Main Street. night at 7:45. BRANCH OFFICES: Monmouth Road, Oakhurtt, N. J. LIVE BETTER.. KING OF KINGS LUTHERAN Hwy. 35, Middletown Shopping Middletown Center, Mlddletowa, N. J. Electrically Sunday school will meet at South and Main Sti., Holmdel, N. J. (:3d a.m. ELENA APARTMENTS 17 West Front Street, Keyport, N. J. Morning aervlcei will be con ducted by the pastor. Rev. C Another All-Electric Apartment Served by JCP&L, Roger Burklni, at 10:4! a.m. All services will be held at th« Bayview School, Belford. RED BANK REGISTER Friday, Feb. 23, 1962—15 TOMORROW Fair Haven :§ MONTGOMERY WARD LAST DAY Man Gets MOHMOUTH SHOPPING CENTER EATONTOWN CIRCLE —LI Ml SO New Post • • P EATONTOWN CIRCLE LI 241 SO NEW YORK - Frank J. Leich, U Hillwest Rd.. Fair H»ven. N. J., has been named assistant sales manager or the General Line Division of Chicopee Mills, Inc., the textile sales affiliate of Johnson" & Johnson.

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SECTION TWO FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1962 7c PER COPY New Jersey Civil War A verted News Briefs Flash Mutiny Smashed in Turkey By The Associated Preu ANKARA, Turkey (AP) — A ing lnonu, to sign a joint decla- in and out of the capital plus tha TRENTON — A husband anc NORTH WILDWOOD—Prot- flash mutiny by disgruntle* ration pledging themselves to feeling stirred by the affair wife were arrested yesterda; estants and Catholics, In a ges- young army officers that brough work to salvage democracy in caused a public jolt which would after police watched their Hamil- ture of brotherhood, presented Turkey to the brink of civil wa Turkey. They appealed to the take some time to overcome. ton Township house.for a week a rabbi with a gift of $1,000 was declared smashed today armed forces to avoid provoca- The abortive uprising united and then burst in to break i last night. The money will be The armed forces chiefs slooi tions. leaders of the country's four ma- gaming business' grossing $ used to finance a trip to Jeru- firmly by Premier Ismet 'nonu The turning point came when jor political parties for the first million annually. Mrs. Reynolds salem for Rabbi Jakov Hllsen- The 78-year-old premier sig- tho three big armies which gar- time since civilian government Brachelli, 45, was allegedly rath, spiritual leader of Wild- naled that the bloodless revoll rison the country from the Greek was restored in Turkey in Oc- caught taking telephoned horse wood's Beth Judah Temple. had been ended when he wenl border to the Soviet frontier, an-!tober. bets and numbers in her kitchen Charles W. Sandman, Jr., R on the air with a brief, pr'.dawi nounced they would take orders Heretofore legislative progress at 49' June Ave. Her husband Cape May, majority leader of announcement that his gavern- only from Gen. Sunay. in parliament, where no party rushed from his sickbed and New Jersey's state Senate, said ment was in command. There were no casual'.ics re- holds a clear majority, has been joined her in the raiders' net. in making the presentation, Reliable army sources said au ported in the uprising. Bjt the rendered Impossible by Inter- Detectives said they found $1,072 "Every contribution towards thorities had seized ringleaders movement of tanks and Iroops party strife. in the fashionable ranch home. this gift is anonymous and the of the brief revolt touched off by The couple handled wagers too membership of every Christian discontent over slow progress by largo for other bookmakers church in Cape May County is the three-month-old government police said. represented in this envelope." in carrying out reforms in Jand Appreciative Nation The idea for such a gift evolved allocation, taxes, education am last December when it was agriculture. ELIZABETH - Mayor learned the rabbi had hoped to A government spokesman sail Steven J. Berclk cays he in- attend the World Council of later that all dissident pjficer 'In Orbit' for Glenn tends to ask the City Council Synagogues meeting next May. are being reassigned to nev to have Broad St. renamed posts. By The Associated Press name a 4,200-acre park for him. John H. Glenn Blvd. for one "The Turkish armed forces ar Ohio Gov. Michael V. Disalle week starting Monday, to com- A joyful and appreciative na on duty and.have the siv.iation tion has gone into orbit ove has proclaimed Feb. 20 John H. memorate the astronaut's his- under control," said lnonu. Glenn Day in the state, and says toric space flight. astronaut John H. Glenn, Jr. Cit- LocalTax "Their prime duty Is to proteel ies and towns from coast to he will ask the Legislature to and defend the constitution am coast are honoring him In «ome make the observance an annual JERSEY CITY — A three- the entity of the motherland, am way or another. affair. alarm fire Wednesday destroyed JUST LIKE TELEVISION — Raritan school administrators examine a miniature like- they will fulfill this duty." The Marine lieutenant-colonel Up New England way, it's two three-story tenement houses Rate Cut Glenn-Randolph, Vt. Auburn, ness of ancient reptile, representing period from which oil was traced land which Seize Buildings will get New York City's tradi- at 54 and 56 Kearny Ave., leav tional ticker tape parade, along Maine, renamed street for Ing 95 persons homeless. No one gave riie to more than one TV show puppet) during seventh annual school system lnonu made his announcement him. a few hours after rebelliou with fellow astronauts Alan B. was injured. Fire Chief Raymond Professional Day held yesterday in Cove Road and West Keansburg Schools. This Shepard and Virgil I. Grissotn. Down south the Intercity Civic Gibney said the fire started in By $800 troops had seized strategic build- Club Council of Decatur, Ala., Among communities naming • defective chimney in the first is one of several displays prepared by students for the occasion. Left to right are ings in Ankara in a bid to top- Glenn as honorary citizen, arc has proclaimed next Tuesday as floor living room at 56 Kearny MARLBORO — The municipal ple his government. Vincent €. Finelli, Middle Road School principal; Miss Joyce Clark, curriculum co- Ottawa, III., and Quincy, Mass. John Glenn Day and Is urging all Ave. budget was adopted at last night': ordinator, and Richard Ellerman, Hailet School principal. The revolt failed when chief; citizens to wear red. white and of the air force, armv »nd na- At Larkspur, Calif., they! meeting of the Township Commi blue ribbons to mark the occa- vy, led by Gen. Cevdet funay, sion. PHILADELPHIA - The tee. rallied behind the premier. Sunav Delaware River Port Authority Glenn Itinerary At Tallasassee, Fla., Gov. Township treasurer Irving G. pledged that the general staff Farris Bryant has designated !« ready to pick engineers to Perry, Jr., said the amount t were "firm in their decision to CAPE CANAVERAL (AP)— plan the building of Its $55 Stern Khrash Note Chills Here is a timetable for today's today at Project Mercury Day be raised by local taxation has prevent any kind of negative re- million high speed rail line to arrival of astronaut John H. in the state where Glenn took been reduced by $800. He also action." off on his historic flight. Bryant South Jersey points. The proj- said that no estimate of the tax The rebels led by a group ol Glenn, Jr., and his meeting ect calif for building a 12-mlV with his wife and President called upon Floridians to display rate has been established be- young colonels and reportedly the American flag and rededicata line from Camden to Kirkwood, Kennedy. cause the re-evaluation has not Hopes for Parley Success supported by Gen. Muhittin themselves to American ideals. N. J. been completed. Onur, chief of ground forces, ap- 8:45 a. m. — Glonn arrives The Tampa, Fla., City Council The amount to be appropriate* WASHINGTON (AP)-A tough raised grave suspicion among of- letter to the White House late parently caught the government at Patrick Air Force Base, has changed Franklin St. to TRENTON-Assemblyman Wil- toward municipal purposes is new message from Premier ficials here that Khrushchev is yesterday afternoon, a little .more by surprise as they took ove Fla., meets his wife and chil- Glenn St. for one week. liam V. Musto, D-Hudson, has Khrushchev, insisting that Presi- trying to use the approaching dis than two hours after Kennedy strategic centers during the nighl dren, his parents and his in- $258,892.02—up from last year's In Maplewood, a suburb of St. •ccused bankers of being "the dent Kennedy agree to a March armament conference as a de left for Florida. Presumably to pave the way for i coup. laws, and joins a motorcade figure of $234,095. Added to Paul, Minn., a school scheduled most (elfish group of people in summit meeting, chilled U. S. vice to prevent Kennedy from or- his special assistant, McGeorge for Cape Canaveral and the this is the reserve for uncol- lnonu was cut off the air when for completion in tho fall will be the state." Musto made the ac hopes today for any kind of suc- dering a new series of atmos Bundy, relayed it to the Presi- arrival of President Kennedy. lected taxes of $130,305.53—down he tried to sneak over Radio named Glenn High. cusation yesterday during a joint from last year's $153,812.34. This cessful negotiations with Russia pheric nuclear tests. Officials dent immediately. Ankara defending: his coalition 10:10 a. m. — The motor- Assembly-Senate Appropriations The Chamber of Commerce of figure is based on 80 per cent at the forthcoming Geneva con- judged the 20-page message to be The United States planned to government. Tanks and troop cade arrives at the landing Committee hearing on the $500 Liberal, Kan., has invited Glenn of tax i collections. ference. loaded with propaganda. start immediate consultation surrounded the building. strip at Cape Canaveral. million budget requested by Gov. to preside at its annual Pancake The letter. delivered to the The State Department forward with Britain and other allies on The mutiny apparently wa 10:30 o. m—The President's Richard J. Hughes. "I mean This makes a total for genera' Day, which featurej women run- State Department- yesterday, also dd an English translation of the a, Kennedy reply to Khrushchev confined to the signal corps, thi plane. Air Force 1, arrives at ning over a prescribed course it," Musto added. He made the appropriations of $389,197.55— 1 turning down his latest summit war academy (Turkey's West the landing strip from West charge after Assemblyman J. Ed an increase from last year of flipping pancakes in competition conference bid. But the State De Point), an armored school and Palm Beach. The President Is with the women of OIney, Eng- ward Crabiel, D-Middlesex, asked $387,907.34. Against these figures an officers' gendarmerie school. met by Lt, Col. Glenn. is anticipated revenue from othe partment informally rejected land. budget officials why more banks But for a time it had appears 10:35 a. m. — An official sources of $218,400 as compared Delay Meter Action Khrushchev's insistent urging in Washington Stata Gov. Albert do not help underwrite state loan: that other army elements migtr party, the President, Glenn and to last year's $216,300. a statement last night. D. Rosellinl hat invited Glenn to lo needy college students. Budg- back the mutineers. liis family included, go on to The statement said the U. S. appear with fellow astronauts in et officials explained that the This makes the amount lo be Mercury Control Center. government feels that its propos- Declaration May at the World'* Fair, Seattle, loans, offered at five per cent raised by local taxation $170,- 11:12 a. m. — The official interest, are 100 per cent guaran- 97.55 as compared with las On Technical Error al to open disarmament talks The crisis forced leaders ol in conjunction with a conference party leaves Mercury Control teed by the state. They said very with foreign ministers, with the all four political parties, Includ- of peaceful uses of outer space. year's $171,607.34 or an $800 de- UNION BEACH — Borough for Pad 14, where Glenn's few banks have accepted the Mr. Rodgers defended the pro- possibility of a summit session For a -48-hour span, it's Glenns crease. Council last night deferred ac- rocket was launched. state's request to share in the posed water meter reading sys later on, "is the proper one and Orbits, N. Y., instead of Glens The amount applied to this tion on its proposed ordinance 11:22 a. m. — The party ar- loan program. Banks are dis- tern, however, as the "only jusi the best designed to lead to or Falls. year's budget from surplus is establishing a water meter sys- and businesslike method." He PoliceStation rives at Pad 14 where a group couraged by the amount of paper derly progress in the disarma- Glenn's hometown o( New Con- 185,000—an increase of $5,000 tem because of an error in lega said if the meter system had been of some 200 workers and tech- work involved, they added. ment negotiations." cord. Ohio, doesn't know exactly from the amount applied last advertising. put into effect in 1927, when firs nicians hear a greeting from This statement undoubtedly Renovation when it's number one citizen is year. Borough attorney Patrick J. proposed, the town "would not the President. NEWARK - Essex County foreshadows the line of Kenne- returning, but it's going to be McGann, Jr., was asked to de- now be in debt." 11:30 a. m. - The official Judge Robert A. Matthews has dy's reply which is also expected one grand, bang-up affair when termine by the March meeting Councilman Leonard A. Co- Is Planned party leaves the pad for the he does. sentenced a 71-year-old former to express hope once again that, Hangar "S" area. whether it will be necessary to logna, water department chair- as the statement said, "The Sov- KEANSBURG — Work proba- home builder to two to four Freighters 11:38 a. m. — The party ar- re-advertise the entire code or man, said meter reading would cut iet Union will agree to the joint bly will begin next week on reno- years to state prison on three rivej at Hangar "S" for a 20- mly the section containing the down on water consumption by at United States - United Kingdom vation of the basement of Bor- charges of embezzlement. The minute ceremony at which the Trains Collide, Collide Off error. east one-third, because "people proposal for the foreign ministers ough Hall for new police facili- sentence was imposed on Oscar President presents medals to would slop wasting water." meeting."' ties. S. Anderson, formerly of Lake Some 100 residents attended Glenn and to Project Mercury 40 Die, 67 Hurt Hiawatha. He pleaded guilty the public hearing on the ordi- This would also reduce main- According to Mayor Louis T. Director Robert R. Gilruth. CALI, Colombia (AP) — A to embezzling $6,200 from three Sandy Hook nance, and most of them indi tenance costs at the water Collichio, plans call for moving 12; 05 p. m. — The President head-on collision yesterday of a prospective home owners who HIGHLANDS (AP) — Two ra- cated opposition to it. works, he noted. the entire police headquarters — RBCH Debaters departs for Palm Beach. speeding freight and a passenger had contracted with him In 1959 dar-equipped freighters owned by The general opinion was that In other business, Roy Olson desk, chief's office and court rain carrying a full load — in- and 1960. the United Fruit Co. collided in resigned as secretary of the clerk's office — down lo the 1:30 p. m. — Glenn meets council should stick to the pres- Enter Tourney the assembled cluding a group of American mid- dense fog in the Atlantic off San- Board of Health. In a letter to basement. newsmen for ent "flat rate" water fee basis. 1 questions. shipmen — killed 40 persons and dy Hook yesterday. No injuries council, he said he plans to move WORCESTER, Mass. - The The mayor said new detfntion NEW YORK — A pipeline to Councilman V'illiam J. Lan injured 67, officials reported. were reported. out of town. Red Bank Catholic High School •acllities also will be provided carry oil products from Texas gan asked for a study on the All the dead were believed Co- Mayor Rodgers reappointed debating team will participate He said that the new head- to New York-Nev Jersey market- The'5,075-ton sister ships-one possibility of selling the water lombians. Four Californian? were Albert Burgess, Leonard Calan quarters would have a separate Ing area reportedly is being con- inbound and the other outbound works. this week-end in the annual Bish- Greetings among the injured. The Ameri- sidered by nine major oil com- —were damaged, but tugs got dra and Richard Lacey as mem- entrance and exit. New, larger cans luckily were riding in a car Mayor William F. Rodgers op Healy High School debate panies. Such a line would be them safely to piers in the har- bers of the Industrial Commit- library space would be provided near the end of the train or their laid such a move would be "the tournament here, From Bonn Similar but larger than one ee. The committee will again in a single room now housing asualties would have been heav- r. iingle biggest mistake the bor- Members of the team are Rob- planned last year during the study ways and means of obtain- police facilities. ier. The Sixaola, bound for the Car- lugh could make." ing an industrial or commercial ert Santoloci, William Juska, The mayor has estimated cost maritime strike that tied up ibbean with a crew of 42 and To Lochner The crash occurred on a curve East toast ports for two weeks. He asked council to postpone ratable for East Point. Richard McManus and James of the project at $20,000. He said arrying 11 passengers, was BONN, Germany (AP) —Pres- northwest of this west Colom- The new plan supposedly would a decision on making the study. A resolution, offered by Mr. Kenney. Sister. Mary Vincent borough employees would do the irought back to a Manhattan dent Heinrich Luebke yesterday bian trade center while the pass- mean scrapping last year's he governing body agreed to Langan, to appoint Mrs. Greta is the moderator. work to lower the over-all ex- tier. lent congratulations to Louis P. enger train was on a 50-mile run study, which would have brought 'think it .over" for a week or Barker as borough treasurer was The topic for debate is "Re- pense. -ochner of 32 Buena Vista Ave., from the Pacific port of Buena- • narrow pipe into the Baltimore- The Yaque, inbound with a .wo. defeated, 3-2, with Councilmen solved: That the federal govern-j The mayor noted that the work Pair Haven, N.J., on his 75th •entura. Washington area. :rew of 42 and a cargo of ba- Langan and Raccioppi voting ment should equalize educational)would have to be completed by anas but carrying no passen- lirthday. The Americans were among SO "yes," and Councilmen Cologna, opportunity by means of grants April so that borough workers merchant marine midshipmen gers, was taken to a pier at Wee- Mr. Lochner has been ac- William W. Novick and Alb>rt P. o the states for public, elemen would be available for beach from the training ship Golden Says Reds May Have hawken. PenPal Boyle voting "no." maintenance and other work luainted with top leaders of the ary and secondary education." ierman government for many Bear on a sightseeing toui dur- Man Still in Orbit A 28-foot-square hole was stove The renovation project was ing a stopover in Colombia. in the Sixaola's port side near Pupils Dent suggested by Herbert H' Fmith •ears. FORT WORTH, Tex. (AP) - the bow about eight feet above Associates, borough planning Ho was chief of the Associated The chief spokesman for the the water line. Some of Die pas- consultants. Press bureau in Berlin during the BOIL AND BUBBLE North American Air Defense sengers, relatives of military per- Iron Curtain Hitler era and since the f.nd of MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP) - The Command says a satellite now in sonnel, were bound for the U. S. World War II has done much ew $52,000 memorial fountain in POMPTON LAKES (AP) -So orbit may contain a Russian who Navy base at Guantanamo Bay, vork in West Germany, writing ront of the Federal Building wax 'iet children have been sounding Trenery Heads couldn't return to earth. Cuba. lispatches nnd gathering mate- i sight yesterday. Someone off to third graders at Lincoln Col. Barney Oldfield said yes Port Authority ial for his series of books and for umped in a three-pound contain- A large hole was stove in the High School about gripes and de- is lectures. er of bubble bath. terday the orbiting object, made YaqUe's starboard side. Some nf lights that seem common to kids KEANSBURG - Fred Trenery up of a nose cone and a booster its cargo of bananas dropped out >n both sides of the Iron Cur- was elected chairman of the unit which failed lo separate, was and drifted to sea. ain. local Port Authority at the French Plan to Demobilize put up in May, 1960. He said the group's 1962 organization meet- cone may have been manned. United Fruit Co. officials said Pupils of Miss Jessica Little the Sixaola, looming suddenly nut ing yesterday, "If so," Oldfield said, "the Rus- ntrigued by a magazine article of the fog, cut her bow into the Arthur Robinson was named sians can claim a first to which m Soviet education, wrote for Algerian Moslems Scored Yaque's side. The Yaque took secretary and Donald Conroy, they are welcome. lews of their Soviet contempo ALGIERS (AP) - Both French some water. aries two months ago. treasurer. plans for progressive demobill. "They've put the first cosmic and Moslem officers reacted bit- nation of Moslems serving ;n the The Sixaola's skipper, Capt. Last week they were deluged Charles Parker is the fourth coffin in a celejtial cemetery." terly today to a government plan French army and said they will Augustin D. Ajubita, said the ith replies from Miss Miva Sus member of the authority. The Oldfield spoke last night to an to demobilize 140,000 Algerian be given bonuses and pensions Yaque did not show on radar. •nkova's third-year charges at fifth post on the unit is vacant. Aviation-Space Writers Associa- "There is a dead spot in radar The authority announced that Moslems wearing the French uni- and offered the opportunity to tion. Chool 187, 'Moscow. form. re-enlist or resettle in France. due to the masts," he said. One Russian youngster noted it will seek bids in the near fu- He said U2 plane reconnais- ture for operation of the conces- The government move was an Gen. Charles Ailleret. the su- sance revealed the Russians may that standing in the corner for obvious sign of Its onnfidencejpreme commander in Algeria, low marks and leaving the room sion at (he yacht basin at have had many failures along Waackaack Creek and for a that an Algerian cease-fire is im-jvowed that the "legitimate Mrs. Malaprop for bad behavior were sorry facts with their successes. small amount of dredging at the minent. But it posed a possible terests" of Moslems who have of school life in Russia as in Launching pads centered with PITTSBURGH (AP) - The boat basin. nternal crisis in the French ar- served France will be guaran- huge rockets were photographed, woman meant well—at least Rep, America. my in Algeria at a time when it teed. But the announcement wa» he explained. In later phnto- William S. Moorehad, D-Pa., pre- The Lincoln kids wore com- 'aces a test by the righ'-winp Eu- seen as a personal tragedy for THANAT TO VISIT graphsj only scorched earth fers to think so. forted to hear their five-day work ropean Secret Army Organiza- many Moslem soldiers. showed. As he told it in a speech last BANGKOK, Thailand (AP) - ion pledged to keep Aigeriai "They're paying us o'f. wa 1 week was one short of the Rus- "We know they didn't put any- night, Mourhead gave a talk re- sian schedule. Thai Foreign Minister Thanat French. are no longer needed," b'lterly thing into orbit from these spots," cently, after which a woman Khoman will leave for Washing- But they learned of pleasures The Algerian rebel National commented one Moslem officer. he said. "Whatever was there rushed up to him and said: ton Feb. 28 for talks with U. S. in common too—games, movies, Council, meanwhile, met in se- French officers also feared must have exploded on the pad." "Why, congressman, your Secretary of State Dean Rusk museum visits and the like. cret session in Tripoli, Libvn, for repercussions. speech was superfluous, just su- nnd other high officials on the he second day to consider the "For years," said one,. "I have The Russians wished their TAVERN HEARING SET perfluous" Communist threat in Southeast entative accord with France for been recruiting Moslems lor the United States pen-pals highest BUILDING COLLAPSE KILLS ONE — One man was . MARLBORO — The Township "Why thank you," Moorhead Asia, a Foreign Office spokes- a cease-fire clearing the way for army, telling, them 'We will nev- marks and enclosed drawings, Committee last night set Thurs- answered, tongue In cheeck. "I'm killed and at least three injured when the two top floors man said today. Thanat'n visit Algerian independence. France er abandon you." Now I will have flags and picture postcards. day. March 8, as the date for hinking of having it published of six-story building near Philadelphia's Independence was discussed when U. S. At- endorsed the accord Wednesday to tell them they are en'.i'led to the 520 Club, a Rt. 520 tavern, to posthumously." Invitations to Moscow capped Hall collapsed. Victims were employees of a firm occu- torney General Robert F. Kenne- night. a bonus and resettlement in answer a charge of selling liquor "Oh, wonderful," the woman their gestures of school-age soli- dy made a stopover here on his President Charles dp Giulle's France. I dnn't know how I will to minors. said, "and the sooner the better." darity. pying tha building. IAP Wir.photo) world tour. government yesterday announced be able to do it." 18—Friday, Frf>. 25, 1962 RED BANK REGISTER YMCA by the UnitariM Church To Show of Monmouth Coahty. • / FRIDAY TV MOVIE TIMETABLE There will be no.admission fe* RED BANK »the'mpvie, which does not con- WABC-TV Ctritw — Errand- Boy 3:33; UN Fam |cern the UN organization; Tb# 'Ivanhoe, 'Knights of Roiindtable' WOR-TV film, according to *•» W "in- .WPJ3MV 7:00; 10:05; Bachelor Flat 2:00; 8:30. vites viewers to examine the par- .WT^TA-TV SAT.—Errand Boy 3:55; 6:45; This Sunday adox of mankind's compulsion to Start Sunday at Carlton Theatre FRIDAY AFTERNOON 9:59; Bachelor Flat 2:00: 5:10; RED BANK —The first feature build civilization, and* then des- IJ.N- (I) Low of Lift FRIDAY EVENING 8:25. length film produced by the troy it." RED BANK — "Ivanhoe" and Set against the medieval pa nan knights and unhorses each (4) Your First 1:00- (4) News and Weather SUN.—Knights of the Round United Nations, "Power Among "Knight* of the Roundtable," two intry, riph costumes and spei pponent, and the savage battle Impression (5) Sandy's Hour Table 3:50; 7:40; Ivanhoe 2:00; Men," will be shown Sunday at It pays to 'advertise , in "The of Metro-Goldwyn-Msyer'j spec- tacular backgrounds of the Enf >etween Ivanhoe and De Bois- (7) Camouflage (7) News 5:50; 9:35. 8.15 p.m. in t h e Community Register.—Advertisement. (II) Popeye tacle dramas, are brought to land of 1200 A:D., when knighi juilbert with the former using (I) Your Child's First EATONTOWN the screen as dual attractions hood was in flower, "Ivanhoe' n axe as his weapon and the Years «:15- (7) Local News starting Sunday at Reade's Carl- unfolds an action-filled 5lory liter a chain-mace. (II) Merry Mailman *;19- (7) Weather Drive-Ia-FRI. & SAT. - Kar- ton Theater. chivalry and romance, battle an Robert Taylor plays the title 11: N - (J) Search For •:25- (7) Sports toon Kamival 7:00; Hey Let's l:t»- (4) Local News Twist 7:55; The Errand Boy Both pictures were filmed on » intrigue. It is the story of Rich ole, with Elizabeth Taylor cast Tomorrow (7) Tallahasse 7000 9:35; Who Was That Lady massive scale in color with all- ard the Lion-Hearted, England s the beautiful Rebecca who is (4) Truth or (11) Sky King 11:15, RED BANK star casts supported by thou- Warrior King, who is held caj sntenced to die as a witch but Consequences 1:40- (4) Weather sands of player*. "Ivinhoe," live at the close of the Thl /hose life is saved by Ivan- (I) Cartoons SUN. - Dragstrip Girl 6:05; Sh.1-9GOO 1:45- (4) News based on the famous novel by Crusade to free the Holy Lam loe. (7) Make A Fac* 11:40; Hot Rod Gang 7:30; High 7:»- (J) News School Hellcats 9:05; T Bird Sir Walter Scott, stars Robert and sets all Britain aflame with "Knights of the Roundtable" al< (») Favorite Story (4) Dialogue Gang 10:23. Taylor, Eliiabeth Taylor, Joan struggle for power between No o tells a story of England, this U:W- (2) Guiding Light (5) Assignment: TOKITE AND TOMORROW Fontaine, George Sanders and man and Saxon knights, Ime in Its turbulent Sixth Cen- (II) Rocky and Hij Underwater HAZLET SHOWS AT 2, 7 and 8:30 • Coat. From 2:M ury, when King Arthur and his Friends Emlyn Williams. "Knights o! the Among highlights are (hi (7) King of Olamondi Loew's Drive-in—The Errand ;nights fought to free the coun- 11: JJ- (4) News Roundtable," photographed in storming of the Norman stron (I) Terrytoon Circus Boy 7:05; 10:30; Siege of Syra- ty from its feudal chieftains. 1:00- (2) Burns and Allen Cinemascope, stars Robert Tay- hold of Torquilstone Castle, Ih (11) News cuse 8:50. lor, Ava Gardner and Mel Fer-tournament in which Ivanho Tayior portrays the intrepid (4) Dr. Hudson 7:»- (2) Local News SAT. — The Errand Boy 7:15 meets in turn each of five Noi tnight, Lancelot; Ava Gardner is (5) Cartoons 7:1»- (2) Weather 10:50; Siege of Syracuse 9:15. seen as Guinevere, with whom he (7) Day In Court (11) Local News SUN. — The Errand Boy 6:15 falls ili-fatedly in love; Mel Fer- (I) Movie 7: IS- (2) News 9:50; Siege of Syracuse 8:15, Hollywood: rer has the role of King Arthur. (II) Fun At One 7:W-(H) Weather ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS The exciting film is replete 1:25- (J) News 7:30- (2) Rawhide with swordplay and action from (7) News (4) International Atlantic—One-Two-Three 7:00 its opening sequence, in which (11) Parlons Francais Showtime 9:00. Whipping Boy Arthur draws the sword Excali 1:»- (1) As The World Tumi (5) Peter Gunn SAT. — Journey to Center bur from its steel anvil, through (4) Dr. Joyce Brothers (7) Soupy Sales Earth 2; 00; One-Two-Threi such scenes as Lancelot's single By BOB THOMAS pression '30s—who lands a posi (5) Movie (») Movie 7:00; 9:00. tion in the Stanwyck establish handed combat against six (7) December Bride (11) Jeff's Collie SUN. — This Island Earth 3:55; HOLLYWOOD (AP) - Tin ment. knights, the episode In which he I:4MH) Honor Mathematics 8:00- (5) Lock Up 7:30; Sea Chase 2:00; 5:25; 9:00 Shown At South, the movies' favoriti topples a-hugh gallery stone in 5:10 The inmates of the doll housi 1:55- (4) News (7) Hathaways •whipping boy. takes anothei to a conclave and foils an at- KEANSBURG 8:25 perform excellently, especial); 2:00- (2) Password (11) World of Giants "Bachelor Flab beating In two new Hollywooi tempt to murder Arthur, the Casino — Wonders of Aladdir Miss Fonda as a free-talking slal (4) Jan Murray 1:30- (2) Route 6$ films. scene In which Lancelot rescues 6:45; 9:30; 5 Guns to Tomb tern. There is also an able jo! (7) Jane Wyman (4) Detectives SATURDAY MATINEE ONLY So does the film Industry' Guinevere from the Green stone 8:20. by Anne Baxter, oddly catf as (U) Atomic Age Physics (5) Bat Masterson production code, which by noi Knight in a jousting duel, the SAT.—Watusi 2:00; Bachelor ir Mexican lunch stand operatoi 2:25- (4) News (11) Wyatt Earp Shown at 2:00 p.rn. In place of "Bachelor Flat" must be so shot full of holes a: battle against the Picts, fought Paradise 6:45; 9:00. The weak link is in the charactei J:ll- (2) House Party 9:00— (5) Cimmarron City to be barely visible. with darts, rocks and flaming SUN. — Bachelor in Paradise played, by Harvey, an Ineffectual (4) Loretta Young (7) 77 Sunset Strip "DESERT PATROL" arrows, the trial in which 3:10; 5:10; 7:15; 9:15; Watusi "Sweet Bird of Youth" wai hero, as with most films of thi; v(7) Seven Keys (11) You Are There Guinevere is accused of unfaith- one of the more tawdry of thi type. (9) Star and Story 9:25- (9) Playback 1:45. Tennessee William plays, snd fulness, andi the final duel to (H) Driver Education Both films are slickly producei 9:39— (2) Father of the Bride LONG BRANCH remains much the same as writ the death between Lancelot and 3: IS- (5) News STARTS TOMORROW and Intensely acted. They vi'l nc (4) Dinah Shore Baronet—Bachelor in Paradisi ten snd directed for the screer Modred on the edge of a pool °' 1:M- (1) Millionaire (9) Perspective On CONT. FR0M2:M..PJ«. doubt attract large patronage, quicksand. 2:10; 7:15; 9:20. by Richard Brocks. He has be- (4) Young Dr. Malone Greatness SAT.-Kiddie Show 2:00; Gianl come an expert at these grim perhaps even «t the S«!urdaj matinees. (5) Waterfront (11) Seven League Boots of Marathon 2:20; Bachelor in R0BlRT slices of American life, having (7) Queen For A Day A few more pictures like then 10:00- (2) Twilight Zone Paradise 4:00; 6:00; 8:00; 10:05, wiffliiH TAYLOR • ^ GARDNER • TAYl0(? made "Blackboard Jungle," "Cat (9) Movie and mayba the South will ris (5) Yancy Derringer SUN.—Goliath and the Barbar on i Hot Tin Roof" and "Elmei 'Crf For (11) Are Yon A Citizen? (7) Westinghouse Great Stars in 2 Great Thrilling Adventures! Gantry." again. ans 2:00; 5:10; 8:28; Goliat »:»- (2) Verdict Is Yours Presents and the Dragon 3:35; 6:45; 9:55 Brooks got a bit overboard thl! Tonight Is: (4) Our Five Daughters (11) How To Marry a time, »a did Williams, in his por (5) Medic Millionaire FREEHOLD THRIILTOTHB EXCITEMENT trayal of a southern pplltlcai (7) Who Do You Truit? 10:30— (2) Eyewitness Strand — Desert Patrol 7:12; AND1HBSPLEND0E boss. An vigorously nlayed by TV Key Let's Dance! (11) Abbott and Costello (4) Chet Huntley 10:50; Flower Drum Song 8:40, F.d Begley. Bnsi Finley make; 3:55- (2) News (5) Mr. Lucky OFKINGAimnJKSOOUBT! 1 NEW SHREWSBURY — "Let's SAT.—Kiddie Show 2:00; Flow Willie Stark of "All the Xing ! dance" will be the cry tonight 4:»- (2) Brighter Day (9) Movie er Drum Song 5:35; 9:25 Men" seem like a do-gooder, in the gymnasium of the Tinton (4) Make Room For (11) Mr. Adams and Eve Desert Patrol 4:20; 8:08. malevolent big daddy, hr rules Mailbag Falls School. Daddy 11:00- (2) News SUN. — House of Fright 2:00; his political domain with t fine, Sixty children who have com- (5) Divorce Hearing (4) News 5:10; 8:20; Master of the Worli fascist hand, slaps around hi By STEVEN H. SCHEUER pleted dancing lessons sponsored (7) American Bandstand (5) News 3:30; 6:40; 9:50. grown son and daughter and by the Shrewsbury Township Par (U) Laurel-Hardy and (7) News breaks Tits mistress' finger. Question — Who were the two ASBURY PARK nt-Teacher Association will meet Chuck (11) Groucho Not Playing Pool young people who played the new- Lyric — La Belle Americaim tor their "graduation" dance. 4:15- (2) Secret Storm 1:10- (2) Weather lyweds in a skit on the "Henry 8:30. For the past 10 weeks, fifth and 4:25- (S) Mahalia Jackson (4) Weather Paul Newman Is "the hustler" Fonda and the Family" show? SAT. - Kfektfe Show & Stage sixth graders met on Thursdays (II) Pinocchio (5)PM down south, only this time he hink I have seen the young girl Show: 2:00)r'LaBelIeAmericaIne and seventh and eighth graders 4:1»- (2) Edge of Night 11:12- (7) Weather Isn't playing pool. The id line before but I don't remember the 6:00: 8:00; 10:00. reads: "He used women the way have met after school Wednes- (4) Here's Hollywood 1:15— (2) Movie young man. — Mrs. L. R. T. (5) Mr. District Attorney (4) Jack Paar SUN. — La Belle Americaine some men use money." As in theBridgeport, Conn. ays to learn to dance. 2:00; 3:45; 5:30; 7:30; 9:30. pool match, he's a loser. Mrs. Thomas Eldershaw, their (9) Looney Tunes (7) Movia Answer — Carol Lynley and Mayfair—Pinocchio 2:00; 4:00 He tries to make a comeback nstructor, taught them every- (11) Bozo the Clown 1:30—(11) News Knights of mm Michael J. Pollard are the young 7:45; 9:55. as the ckauffeur-nurse-lover o :hing from the cha-cha and other 4:5&- (7) American Newsstand ll:40-(") Movie actors. Miss Lynley has appeared SAT. - Pinocchio 2:00; 4:00 _ TKHMOOLM Hound Wattle Alexandra del Lttgo, a fading 4:55- (4) News 12:20- (9) Boston Blackie in many movies and has done atin dances to the standards like A Majority of One 7:00; 10:00, movie star who Is addicted to (11) "-actured Fairy 12:40- (2) Movie ' some TV work. Michael J.- Pol- :he fox trot, polka and walti to SUN.—A Majority of One 2:00 TAYLORTAYLORJFONTAINE vodka, hasheesh, "faceless young :he latest fads like The Twist. Tales 2:45— (2) Movis lard received good notices lasi 4:40; 7:25; 10:10. bodies" and self-pity. She drop. Mrs. Eldershaw says each lesson S:»- (2) Life of Riley (5) Sherlock Holmes season in the only non-singing, St. James-King of Kings 8:30. SAILERS-WILLIAMS • him when her own comeback ended with ten minutes of the (4) Kukla and OIlie 1:00- (4) Local News non-dancing part In the hit B'way SAT. & SUN. - King of Kings . succeeds. children's favorits dance. What (5) Felix and Diver Dan (7) Movie musical, "Bye Bye Birdie." Hi 2:00; 5:00; 8:30. "Sweet Bird" would fly awav was It? The Twist. (7) I Married loan 1:05- (4) 13th Hour is an off-beat type and very (11) Dick Tracy 1:15- (5) News MONTCLAIR Next — "PINOCCHIO" to the stormy heaven of sick talented. He may repeat his stage Two members of the class will 1 5:0J- (4) Movie 1:20— (9) Alamac Newsreel Clairidge — Search For Para pijr. except for one element Ger- role in the movie version of "Bye e in charge of records for the aldlne Page. She Is magnificent ance. They are Alice White and S:25—(11) Rocky and His 1:25- (9) News and Weather disc 8:30. Bye Birdie," which will star Jan- Friends 1:35— (4) News from her first drunken gr.->an to et Leigh and Dick Van Dyke. Bruce Whiteneck. SAT. — Search for Paradise her last exit. She does a tele- Patty Baron and Donald Morris 9:l»- (2) Movie 1:40— (4) Sermonette 2:00; 8:30. FROM 7 (sSAkMmMMli^DDDOO FREE Carol has taken some time off (7) Highway Patrol 2:35— (7) Evening Prayer phone scens that has Academy ill act as hostess and host. SUN. — Search for Paradise FREE IN-CAR HEATERS from her movie chores to await 2:40- (2) News Award written all over It. Mrs. Harry Reid, president, ano (11) Pinocchio 2:30; 7:30. he arrival of the stork. (11) Three Stooges 2:45- (2) Give Us This Day The ad line for "A WVk on ier husband, Mrs. Thomas Ru- 'RINCETON TONITE AND TOMORROW zicka, Mrs. D. J. Castellinl, Mrs. 11 the Wild Side" reads: "A side Question — Is Lee Kinsolving McCarter—(Live Performance) „, „. Jarry Lewis "ERRAND BOY Harold Ramsey, Mrs. E G Le- of life you never expee'ed to see cheduled to make any more TV Macbeth. 1:00. Mire and Mrs A. J Cooper will BIG "HEY LETS TWIST- on the screen." ippearances soon? I enjoyed him SAT. - Macbeth 2:30; A Gos- To which the veteran movie ihaperone. Garland Back on TV J UNITS I "WHO WAS THAT LADY" on "Target: The Corrupters" and pel Concert 8:30. wmi*« Color Cartoon Carnival fner can only say, yes. indeed would like to know his plans for 4 For long yeirs we have grown the future. — K. S., Concord, Swiftest to Sew accustomed to seeini? bordellos N. C. With Sinatra, Martin 2 Councilmen In movies disguised as night Answer — The young actor will Printed Pattern SUNDAY elubs, dance halls, etc. probably make appearances on By CHARLES W1TBECK ette Fabray when she imitates a Are Endorsed „„» "DRAG STRIP GIRL" Affection for Job many of the TV series. His latest HOLLYWOOD — Judy Garland dancer in dire distress." OCEANPORT - The Republi- BIG "HOT ROD GANG" Most of "A Walk on the Wild movie, "The Explosive Genera- has been away from TV for a New Confidence :an Club has endorsed ;ncumbent u.TCl "HIGH SCHOOL HELLCATS" Side" takes place In w'ut Is tion," is currently in release. long time, but on Sunday she Miss Garland had no trouble jorough councilmen Clement V. 4 ""*• "T-BIRD GANG" unmistakably a New Orleans returns In high style, singing and this lime. "If you have that feel- bordello. Sommers and Felix Foggia (or Question - • Who played the doc cutting up with Frank Sinatra ing It can be done over on tape !he council nomination in the Barbara Stanwyck is the silver- tor in the movie "The Body and Dean Martin. you have no worries. Why we \pril primary. haired mad»m with an affection Snatchers?" I recognized Boris Eight months of planning man- didn't even pre-record the sing- for her job. at well as the No. 1 The men addressed the c'ub at ASBURY Karloff and Beta Lugosi in the aged to get all three in the same ing and I understand that's rare." •(traction Capucine (a side plot). i recent meeting. PAfiK film. — L. T.. Baton Rouge, La spot at one time. "Oh, I was Judy would like to do a TV MAYFAIR Laurence Harvev Is Capucine's Election of officers will be held Answer — Veteran actor Henry told, 'you can't get 'em,'" said show every year now that she's old sweetheart from T»xas whn bv the club March 20. Thomas Daniell played the doctor who Judy, talking in her dressing passed this test. TODAY 2-4-7:45-9:45 . comes to take her away from all was being blackmailed by the Galliano is chairman of the nom- room between scenes of the pic- "After the concerts where you that. Jane Fonda Is a daughter menacing Mr. Karloff. This hor inating committee. Other mem- Walt Disney'* ture "The Child Is Waiting." rush, rush, and fly to Berlin or of the road—the era 's *he de- ror film is considered, by noted bers are Mrs. Harry Koch and "Why, I'll go out to the ninth wherever, doing movies seems so lilies Uzdilla. be one of the 'PINOCCHIO" film critics, to tee if necessary to corner thdse slow," she said. "I want to do The club voted to donate $25 best of its kind. two," was her determined an- more concerts if I can find new ,o the Communitv Center to help swer. STARTS TOMORROW 7:15 YOU CAN WIN cities or a new proRram." •enovafe the kitchen. Question — Which of the Mea The ninth tee became a CBS Her concerts have probably Adding new acclain to its Broadway fame!! dows sisters is the oldest, Jayne stage where Judy, Sinatra and given her new confidence, par- or Audrey? Also, which of the two baby. "Thev're always saying ROSALINE RUSSELL • ALEC GUINNESS Martin under the direction of the ticularly working outdoors in cry like a baby. People must 1,000 appeared with Sid Caesar on TV talented Norman Jewison re- stadiums like the Forest Hills hink I'm a complete emotional S. G., Hammond, Indiana. hearsed for three days and taped "A MAJORITY OF ONE" IF YOU OPEN A Tennis Club and the Hollywood ;lob. Answer — Jayne, Steve Allen's for three, Bowl. CHARGE wife, is the older of the two; she A Legend Ruined Comedian *t Work Lonely Spot (o Sing "Well, I haven't cried for will be .17 this year and Audrey "Dean made everybody laugh," ACCOUNT I felt like a Christian facing vears. maybe since I was four. will be 33. Audrey was Sid Cae- said Judy. "I've never seen the lions," said Judv, talking I perspire sn much during a con- sar's side-kick in 1959. She is also Frank laugh so hard in his life about her Forest Hills date. "You cert and I have to wipe the wa- known for her playing of Alice, "Frank is always Riving orders can see the people In the stands ter away and I imagine they Jackie Glcason's TV wife. and he was telling Dean in one and you're out on a platform far, think I'm crying. number, 'when you come to the far away. It's a lonely feeling "I'm always bursting into (For an answer to your question note of D, really try to hit it.' as you sing a love SORR. Like about any TV program or actor, "Dean nodded, walked down the emoting to yourself. Also you tears according to reporterp s and write to TV Key Mailbag, in care stage singing, and at the iote of have to work twice as hard to I'd li to say that isn't true." "ROBERT DHERY... one of (ho of this paper.) D, just fell right on his back. get to the audience. And then a Another Garland legend blown funniest men alivel" to bits. With that Miss Garland " When you tell me to try.' plane will fly over. They always returned to the slow, slow busi- Martin said to Frank, 'I don't fly over on (he ballads. I was ness of making a movie, and L kid around.' surprised the planes didn't she looked pretty strong. "Maybe Frank enjoyed it so land." Grand Opening starring much," Judy continued, "be- In the huge Hollywood Bowl ROBERT DHERV and COLETTE GROSSET cause we cracked right along. He Judy walked out to find it rain- (Stars of "La Plume de Ma Tante") doesn't like to waste a lot of time ATLANTIC mg, a great rarity In Septcm- THEATRE Logcs Smoking • Art Exhibit • Coffee Served FEB. 27TH and we didn't fool around. We ber. "I carried a mike," she] Atlantic Highlands—Tel. 291-0118 did everything in one lake." said, "and walked across a EVENINGS 7 AND 9 It's the "Jump" suit •— slim 'A Good Show' bridge over the po°l of water. I NOW THRU SATURDAY \irnc trtl^ r\nt in tot ttio mil-n rnrH1 simple, one-pipce style for sun. Judy feels it's a Rood show, I was told not to let the mike cord- JAMES CAGNEY ASBURY ANOTHER sport, dally exercising. No waist not like her two previous TV ef get in the water or I'd be elec- PARK seams, zips up back, and Is Mtra- forl.i which were done live. trocuted. It was an exciting show. "ONE-TWO-THREE" ST. JAMES sew In new cottons, "The mechanics have changed sasy to KID SHOW SAT. AT 2 POPULAR PRICES blends. since my last fiasco." she said. PAT BOONE Prinled Patern M66: Misses' "That was the traumatic experi- porters note that Judy cried like Limited Engagement NO RESERVE SEATS Sizes Id, 12, H, 16, 18. Size 16 ence of the whole world. 1 re- "Journey Center of Earth" pkes 2'/s yards 35-inch fabric. member one man kept worrying SUNDAY - MONDAY Send thirty-five cents (coins) Inardntinrtof MIKE'S that we weren't going to hold the (Sun. Continuous from 2) IDs Spoken for this pattern — add 10 cents audience. 'They're gonna Ret JOHN WAYNE In or each pattern for first-class 1 WOnlSa beer, he repeatedly constantly. LANA TURNER color famous for giant size mailing. Send to Marian Martin, After a few days of this I was Tho Red Bank Register, Pattern ready to shoot him." "THE SEA CHASE" Dept.', 232 West 18th St., New In her last TV venture Judy Plus 2d Big Hit York 11, N. Y. Print plainly had a broken bone in one foot "THIS ISLAND EARTH" SUBMARINE SANDWICHES name, address with zone, size and she wore a cast up to the and style number. time of her dance number. "I TUES. THRU SAT. 703 W. Front St. Keyport, N. J. Extra! Extra! Extra Big was supposed to dance in four- BOB HOPE Bob nopa — l*n» Tnmtr SprinR-Summer Pattern Catalog inch hlEh heel shoes," she said. LANA TURNER "BACHELOR IN COIfax 4-9730 # FREE PARKING -over IDfi styles fo rail sizes, "They took the cast off, I step- "BACHELOR PARADISE" BARONET —over 10S styles for all sizes, ped into the shoes and went on Vomen's Wardrobes. Send 35c. live, hobbling. I looked like Nan- IN PARADISE" color Further Theatre Information Coll SH 1 -9600 RED BA.VK REGISTER SATURDAY IV 'Gift of Time' TV Key Previews SUNDAY TV Friday, Feb. 23, 1962-19 SATURDAY EVENING SUNDAY HORNWO SUNDAY AFTERNOON (I) New* IATURDAY mmam H- (7) Ortoom •:N- (4) News ' Reaction Will Today't top television shows is back to jail tnd soon one is in! }:«-< (I) SermoMtU <») Newt (I) S«naoaett« (J) Movie 7i»l- (*) Modern F*m«r \i) Sandy's Hour previewed and selected by TV a coffin while the other keeps 7:41- (4) Modem Firmer (7) Newi 7:11- (I) Prevlewi <7) Two Faces West Be' Varied Key's staff of experts who at- telling Paladin how his children - (S) Off to Adventure !:«- (2) WCBS-TV Views the (I) Movie 7:21- (2) Give Ui rhl» Day (9) Terrytoons Circus tend rehearsals, watch screen- are going to shoot him. How- (7) Christopher* Press (II) Big Picturt By WILLIAM CLOVER S:M-> (S) The Way ' 12: M- (I) Washington 11:05- (S) Crime and 7:K- (2) New* '.(II) Broken Arrow ings, and analyze scripts in Newever, there's plenty of suspense 1 7:M— (2) Sunrise Semester «:15- (4) Tell Me, Dr. Brothers NEW YORK (AP) - Henry York and Hollywood. in a railroad station scene where (7) Cartoons Conversation Punishment 1 I:1J- (2) Previews (I) Youth Forums 11:19-(4) Weather 7:H- (7) Morning Prayer 8: SO- (4) Recital Hall Fonda and Olivia De Havilland one traveler prepares to jump 1 «:H- (2) Movia (7) Lone Ranger attempted a difficult feat. in "A Paladin. 9:30 p.m. CBS. (5) Bible Puppets (7) Youth Wants to Know 11:15- (2) Movie RAWHIDE. "Grandma's Mon- (4) Movie (4) Crusader Rabbit (9) Championship *? Gift of Time." ey." Youngsters may have some 8:20- (2) Give Us This Day (11) Encounter (7) Cartoons Bowling : GUNSMOKE. An action story (9) News and Weather 12:55- (2) News (7) Movie Their problem, in the play chuckles when Rowdy politely 11:30- (5) Movie S:J»- (5) Cartoon (11) Supercar which opened last night at helps a little old lady who turns for a change instead of the leis- 8:25- (2) News :00— (2) Movie "•:00— (2) Captain Kangaroo urely chit-chat in the jail. Depu- (9) Christophers (4) A Moment With . . . 12:00— (9) Almanac Newireel 6:45- (2) News Broadway's Barrymore Theater, out to be a thief. Josephine Hut- 12:05— (9) News and Weather (4) Andy's Gang 6:50— (2) Local News is to make a case history of chinson plays the thieving grand- ty Chester is out driving with 8; 30— (2) Amos V Andy (5) Movie Miss Kitty when he is jumped (5) Light Time (7) Movie 12:50— (7) Evening Prayer (5) Just for Fun 8:55- (2) Weather agonizing disease and death mother and she's all right. Epi 1:00- (4) Movie 8:05— (9) News and Weather 7:00- (2) Sea Hunt into potent dramatic experience. by outlaws. He manages to es- (8) Oral Roberts (II) Continental Minia- sode also gives Clint Eastwood, cape with the young lady and 8:4*- (4) Library Lions tures 1:20- (2) Movie $: 10— (9) Almanac Newsreel (4) Local News How well they succeed is a as Rowdy, a little more to do. 2:30— (4) Sermonette 9:15- (7) Davey and Goliath (5) Circus Boy has a heck of a time avoiding (5) Cartoons :J0- (4) Frontiers of Faith matter of intensely personal 7:30 p.m. CBS. the badmen. The chase sequences 9:00- (2) My Little Margie. Dangerous 2:55- (2) News (9) Cartoons (7) Beany and, Cecil reaction. Many showgoers will 3:00- (2) Give Us This Day 9: SO- (4) Pip the Piper • (11) Superman are fine and Chester even has (5) Wondarama Assignment find the play morbidly harrow- DINAH SHORE. Guests Keely moments for a litle romance, 10 (7) Q.T. Hush 1:5S- (9) Playback MONDAY MORNING (7) Animaland 7:10— (# Weather ng. Others may cherish its in- Smith, Vince Edwards, George (9) Movie 7:1$— (4) Financial News p.m. CBS. (9) Faraway Places 2:00— (4) Space Log 5:45- (2) Previews spirational purpose. In-between Chakiris and Big Tiny Little join (11) Let's Have Tun (5) Movie 10:00- (2) Video Village Jr. 7:20— (4) Sports reactions aren't at all likely. 5:50- (2) Give U« Thl» Day 7:30— (2) Perry Mason Dinah tonight. Vlnce Edwards SUNDAY . 9:15- (4) Bible Story Game (11) Public Defender 5:55- (2) News (4) Shari Lewis ("Ben Casey") shows he can sing 2: IS- (7) " (7) Cartoons (4) Wells Fargo The subject matter has been CAMERA THREE. "Revolution I: It- (2) Way To Go Changing Times (4) Sermonette taken by Garson Kanin, who also a little with "Everybody's Got Ain the Theatre." Fans of )jve 2: JO- (2) Sports Spectacular 10:1J- (2) Mighty Mouse (5) Waterfront Home." The liveliest part of the (4) Let's Talk About God (4) 1:00- (2) College of The Air (4) King Leonardo (7) Calvin and the directs, from Lael Tucker Wer- theater who are tired of the (7) Funny Manns Direct Line tenbaker's book, "Death of a show belongs to Dinah and Keely (7) Meet The Professor (4) Continental Classroom (7) Q. T. Hush Colonel singing a medley on birds rang- cramped seating, inadequate (9) Movie <:30— (2) Sunrise Semester Man." In it she lovingly evoked stages and monotonous design ol <") City Detective 11:00- (2) Allakazam (9) Great Music ing from the mockingbird to the 1:45- (4) Jewish Fourth It 2:55- (5) (4) Continental Clauroom (4) Fury (11) Sergeant Preston the final few months in the life today's theaters should enjoy to- 10:00- (2) Lamp Unto My Feel News ' of her husband, an incurable robin. Dancer George Chakiris S:00- (4) NBC Opera Company 7:00- (2) News (7) Little Rascals 8:00- (5) Night Court does a private eye version of day's trip to New York's Museum (4) Commonwealth of (4) Today cancer victim who ended his of Contemporary Art. On view are (5) Movie (9) Cooking (7) Room,7For One More painful existence in suicide. "I've Got My Eyes on You" and Nations (7) 7:15-(5) Call to Prayer (11) Invisible Man eight exciting models for new (7) Builders Showcase Directions '62 11:15-(H) Adventures In Africa there's a sketch on early movies (II) Front Page Story 7:26— (7) Morning Prayer U:M~ (2) Roy Roger* 8:30- (2) Defenders The episodes trace crucial plus solos by Keely and Dinah. theaters designed by talented 10:30- (2) Look Up and Live S:SO- (7) 7:30- (5) Educational FUm (4) Tall Man events, from the day of first architects under grants by the Editor's Choica (4) Make Room for 9:30 p.m. NBC. (4) Protestant Heritage Decoy (7) Early Bird Cartooai Daddy (7) Leave It to Beaver fateful diagnosis through the Ford Foundation. 11 a.m. CBS. (7) Focus (11) 8:00— (2) Captain Kangaroo (9) Movie awful moment when the doomed S:55— (9) Playback (5) Just for Fun TWILIGHT ZONE. "The Last 11:00- (2) Camera Three 4:00- (2) World of Golf (5) Sandy Bedctr (7) Barney Bear (11) Boots and Saddles cries out to his wife to help him NBC OPERA. "The Love of (4) Searchlight (7) Tommy Seven use a razor upon his wrists. Rites of Jeff Myrtlebank." A (7) Issues and Answers (II) Builders' Showcase 9:00— (4) Movie pleasant tale with an emphasis Three Kings." A beautiful produc- (7) Faith For Today 8:30— (7) Little Rascals (5) Wrestling tion of Halo Montemezzi's rather (9) Movie SATURDAY AFTERNOON Moments of fleeting tenderness on humor for a change. Just as (9) Let's Look at (ID National Pro Bowling 8:45- (9) News and Weather (7) Lawrence Welk and perceptive understanding are he's about to be buried, a young obscure, melodic and lushly ro- Congress 8:50— (9) Cartoon Time 12:00- (2) Sky King (11) 26 Men mantic opera. The .libretto is high- 4:39- (7) American Civil War (4) Mr. Wizard performed with brilliant under- farmer comes to life and gives 11: IS- (9) State House 4:40- (4) Sunday Concert 9:00— (2) Amos' 'n Andy 9:30- (2) Have Gun Will stannding by Fonda and Miss De the townfolk a good scare. From ly melodramatic and this fact is Conference (4) Slimnastlcs (7) Texan Travel emphasized by the well done 5:00- (2) Amateur Hour (9) Movie Havilland. But there is also an this moment on the boy acts a bit 11:30— (2) American Musical (4) Wisdom (7) Memory Lane (11) Global Zobel insistent emphasis on harrowing peculiar and his friends suspect English adaptation. The music is Theater (9) Jack La Lannt (11) High School 10:00— (2) Gunsmoke compelling and the performances (S) Racket Squad clinical details. the devil is In him. Only his (4) Open Mind (?) Wide World of Sports 9:15- (4) Family Basketball (7) Boxing girl stands by him even though are little short of magnificent. (7) This I» tfia Aafwer 12:30- (2) My Friend Fllcka (9) Movie "A Gift of Time" continually Outstanding is Giorgio Tozzl as (11) Superman 9:25- (5) Newi displays taste and dignity in per-she's not positive he isn't pos- 11:45— (9) Congressional 5:30- (2) 9:30- (2) My Little Msrgla (4) Championship Debate! (11) Movie sessed. 10 p.m. CBS. the blind King Archibaldo, who Conference G. E. College Bowl (5) Follow that Man 11:00- (2) News suing its moralizing purpose, catches his son's unfaithful wife (4) Update (5) Topper which is to remind people that (5) (7) Funny Manns (4) News and murders her. Phyllis Curtin Dial 999 (9) Movie 1:00- (2) News human existence is frequently WINTER CARNIVAL at Sun is superb as tha wife. Richard (H) Casey Jones 10:00- (2) Calender (5) Movia frittered until an individual Valley. An amiable variety show Bonanza Stars 5:55- (9) (4) Tri-State Education (7) News Torigi, as her husband, and Playback (4) Say When (5) Movie realizes the reaper is grimly taped in Sun Valley and starring Frank Porretta, as her lover, are (5) Movie 11:10— (2) Weather standing near. Gordon & Sheila MacRae, Louis Injured on 'Set' SUNDAY EVENINrj (7) Movie (4) Weather equally effective. The opera (7) Susie Armstrong, Jack Carter, Roberta reaches a fever pitch at the 6:00- (2) Twentieth Century 10:05—(11) Time for Science l:J0- (2) Accent 11:15- (2) Movie Peters, Dick Button and Penny HOLLYWOOD (AP)-Two tele (4) Cameo Theater (4) Movie end of Act II. which sustains (4) Meet the Press o 10:20—(II) Adelante En Enpanol Pitou. Although there are some throughout the balance of the vision personalities who came a (5) Movie 10:30- (2) I Lovo Lucy 1:55— (9) Playback (7) Hong Kong Costume exciting ski races and beautiful cropper in a horse chase scene 2:00- (2) New York Forum 11:30— (9) Seekers opera. A short (one hour and 35 (9) Zoorama (4) Play Your Hunch skating by Dick Button plus some minutes) but effective musical for a television western put the (11) Brave Stallion (7) Gala Storm (5) Movie (11) Jalopy Races fine scenic backgrounds for mu- (9) Movie 12.00- (9) Hy Gardner Dance program. 3 p.m. NBC (Color). series out of schedule today. 6:30- (2) Mr. Ed 10:40—(11) Places in the Newi sical numbers, ironically enough, (4) 1, 2, 3, Go!—Children 11:00- (2) v'ideo Vilage (11) Christophers 12:15- (.7) Movie this really comes to life when it Dan Blocker, 33, "Hoss" of the 2:15— (4) Kiplinger Report 12:30- (5) Movie Bonanza series, and his TV (7) Maverick (4) Price It Right Planned moves indoors—and stops being ISSUES AND ANSWERS. On (9) Championship Bridge (7) Texan (7) Movie 12:55- (2) Movie overly conscious of its location— the 20th anniversary of Voice of brother, Pernell Roberts, 32, who 3:30— (2) Eye on New York 1:00- (4) Movie RED BANK - A Mardi gras plays Adam, were injured during (11) Troubleshooters (9) Herb Sheldon costume dance is being planned for a wonderful, relaxed session America, Edward R. Murrow, Di- 7:00- (2) Lassie (II) Music Wherever (4) Pro Basketball (9) Almanac Newsreel of song, comedy and Imitations rector of the U. S. Information the sequence filming yesterday at (11) This Is The Life 1:05- (9) News and Weather by the Parent-Teacher Associa Iverson's Ranch in the San Fer- (4) Bullwinkle You Go tlon of St. Anthony's Catholic tossed around by Jack Carter, the Agency, discusses the past effec- 3:00— (2) Young Worlds 2:30- (4) Sermonette MacRaes and Louis Armstrong. nando Valley. (9) Movie 11:20—(11) Modern Mathematics Church. tiveness of VOA and the great (II) Whirlybirds 11:25- (5) News (11) Abbott and Costello 2:45— (7) Evening Prayer 10 p.m. ABC. expansion program ahead. 4 p.m. An NBC spokesman said Rob- 3:30— (2) Movie 2:55- (2) News It will be held Saturday, March 7:30— (2) Dennis the Menace 11:30- (2) Clear Horizon 3, at The Oaks, Middletown. ABC. erts' mount fell and Blocker's (4) Walt Disney's World (4) Concentration (5) Movie 3:00- (2) Give Us This Day went over him. Both men were (7) Movie Al Fazzone's Orchestra will pro CHET HUNTLEY REPORT- (7) Follow the Sun (5) Romper Room ING. The second part of Mr. WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS. taken to Northridge Emergency (11) Main Event (7) Yours For A Song (11) Movie vide music for dancing from 9 Racing, on ice and wheels, takes Hospital and then transferred to 3:55— (9) Playback p.m. to 1 a.m. Prizes will be Huntley's study of Cuba. Using Opera 11:40— Places In TKe Newi McCarter films shnt in Cuba and other the spotlight today. From the the care of a bone specialist. Dr. 7:55— (5) Senate Report 11:55- (2) News 4:00- (9) Movie awarded for the best costume. Daytona Speedway in Daytona Jack Moshein, who said Blocker 4.30— (4) Ask Washington parts of Latin America, the pro- 8:00- (2) Ed Sullivan Mrs. Philip Sakowitz is chair- gram tries to evaluate Castro's Beach, Florida, we see the suffered a fractured left collar (5) Widener Handicap man of the dance. She is as- world's best drivers compete in bone and Roberts sprains of neck (5) Prospects of Mankind (7) Pro Bowlers Tour Production luba and find out to what ex- (11) NFL Highlights sisted by Mrs. John Galatro, Jr., itent the bearded dictator has the Daytona Continental, a race muscles. Blocker will be in a YOU CAN WIN (11) Jeff's Collie Mrs. Lester Carbone and Mrs. that permits the top drivers in cast for four weeks, the physician 8:30- (4) Car 54 J:00— (2) Life of Riley thrown his island into the Com- (7) Lawman To Open Herbert Ballantyne. munist camp. 10:30 p.m. NBC. the three classes (sports car, said. (4) All-Star Golf Final plans for the dance were stock car and big car) to com- (II) Victory At Sea (5) Jim Bowie PRINCETON - The McCar- 9:00- (2) Judy Garland 1,000 ter Theater opens its spring made at the recent PTA meet- TOMORROW pete against each other. Also a (11) Ramar of the Jungle ing. trip to St. Paul, Minnesota for thePessin Assigned (4) Bonanza IF YOU OPEN A 1:30— (2) Movie drama season of great play: (5) Open, End by Shakespeare and his con- Sister Assunta Fannclli ad- PERRY MASON. "The Case of world's speedskating champion- To Keesler AFB ttD CHARGE (5) Felix and Diver Dan dressed the members. She urged ship, a major event in that city's (7) Bus Stop V V r ACCOUNT (11) Robin Hood temporaries with the presentation the Mystified Miner." Solving LACKLAND AFB, Tex. - Air (II) Groucho of "The Duchess of Malfi" March all the mothers of the parish to this mystery before the end takes Winter Carnival. 5 p.m. ABC. 5:50- (9) Playback join the PTA. man Basic Leonard S. Pessin 9:30- (9) Movie 2 at 8:39 p.m. some doing. A secretary is ac- son of Mr. and Mrs. William Pes (11) Explore The World Mrs. John Galatro, Jr., presi- cused of murdering a mining TWENTIETH CENTURY. "Age Written by a Shakespeare con 1 sin of 1702 Grand Ave., Asbury .0:00— (2) Golden Showcase temporary In the Elizabethan dent, welcomed Mrs. Anthony company manager amidst disap- of Anxiety" (Part I) From the Park, N. J., Is being assigned to Levi, a new member. (4) N.B.C. White Paper jtheater, John Webster, "The pearances, embezzlements and world famous Menninger Founda- the United States Air Force tech (7) Adventures In x Duchess of Malfi" is a tragedj Mrs. Matthew Ferrigno, Mrs. other distractions. 7:30 p.m. CBS tion in Topeka, Kansas, this two Inical training course for radar Paradise Jack in which forces of darkness am Thomas Rifici, Mrs. Pat Tomaino part documentary succeeds in maintenance specialists at Kees (11) Bold Venture |of light struggle about the persoi and Mrs. Robert Griffiths served ROOM FOR ONE MORE. "An clarifying many of the miscon- ler AFB, Miss. 0:30—(1I> Interpol Sullivan's of the duchess. refreshments. ceptions about psychiatry. Most gel In The Attic." Pleasant han- The airman, a 1960 graduate o. 11:00- (2) News SPRING LAKE, N. J, Director of the production I The next meeting will be held dling of a logical plot for this of the first part is simply a lot of talk by the brilliant Dr. William Palmyra High School, attended Philip Minor, one of the gues: Thursday, March 15, in the series. The family hides a poten- Rutgers University. directors of the McCarter spring church hall. tial new addition in the attic hop- and Karl Menninger who have season. Mr. Minor's production ing to build poppa Andy Duggan succeeded in turning the Mennin- •of Shaw's "Misalliance" has jus into a mood where he'll accept ger Clinic, founded by their father hour. An absolute must for any "HOST OF THE AL KENNY concluded a run at the Sheridan Storybook Quilt another youngster. The result is in 1920, into the model and re-viewer who professes interest in tonutlanil Planl.t Square Playhouse, New York. a lot of amusing confusion. 8 p.mnowned institution it is today. the world about him. Red China Is Appearing Nltoly ABC. You will also see the torturous an area almost totally cut off "Malfi" will have Christine 518 from the Western world, yet at HIGHWAYS" Erv Bradley Dance Orch. Pickles in the title role. Mis: contraptions that were used on Fri. & Sat. Nires the mentally ill as recently as the same time, it is the biggesl Pickles, a graduate of London': THE DEFENDERS. "The Cru- potential world power. This pro- accommodations for Royal Academy of Dramatic Art, sader." Interesting story. While 1948. The conversation is enlight- ening and a must for those view- gram attempts to show you how Luncheon - Dinner has played extensively in rep- making a routine call at the pris the country emerged, what its Weddings • Parties ertory and on radio and TV in on, Ken Is Impressed by a pris- ers who still do not comprehend the goals of modern psychiatry. problems are, and where it stands Anniversaries England, and in this country has oner's protestations of innocence today. The progress of the PRIVATE ROOM played leading roles with the Nev when his parole is refused. He 6 p.m.'CBS. Chinese People's Republic ii Gibson 9-9000 York Shakespeare Festival, the begins to investigate the man's creating a controlled society out Charles Playhouse, Boston, and crime hoping to prove that the JUDY GARLAND SHOW. A of what was little more than a on last summer's tour by APA victim of a great injustice. 8:30 very good show. Judy's many population mass is both amazing Playing opposite Miss Pickle, p.m. CBS. fans will be delighted because and terrifying. The most fascinat- will be John Heffernan as thi their girl, looking real good, sings ing part of the program is the Cardinal, Roy Scheider as Fer- LEAVE IT TO BEAVER. up a storm. As guest stars she film Swiss cameraman Fcrnand The dinand, and Ramon Bieri as Bo 'Beaver's Fear." Delightful out- has Frank Sinatra and Dean Mar- Gigon was able to take and get sola. ing for the youngsters. Beaver, tin and the producers deserve a out of the country, the only foot- flOUIARDjOHMOlty Mr. Heffernan has been with scared blue, goes on a roller big "thank you" for dispensing age any westerner has been able UNION the Phoenix Theatre Company, coaster ride with the big kids, in with elaborate production nad to obtain in over 20 months. Ac- New York, where he most recent- eluding Lumpy, Eddie Haskell just letting the stars perform. cording to this program, China's ROUTE 35 MIDDLETOWN ly played Androcles, in the Shaw and brother Wally. The roller Judy's songs Include "Just in industrial progress has stumbled comedy. coaster scenes are scary enough Time," "The Man that Got recently but a nation which has For a Delicious Meal or Snack HOUSE Mr. Scheider's past work in and the dialogue of the teen-agers Away," "San Francisco," and an expendable natural resourceo eludes the Helen Hayes tour ol is true and funny. 8:30 p.m. ABC. her powerhouse "You Made 700 million people remains a ma- Latin America in "Skin Of Our Me Love You." Frank duets with jor threat to our way of life ... Quality and Courtesy RESTAURANT Teeth," and the New York SATURDAY NIGHT AT THEJudy and with Dean plus a fine Shakespeare Festival production MOVIES. "The Stars and Stripes solo on "You're Nobody Til' 1ft n m NHf COCKTAIL LOUNGE last season of "Romeo and Juli- Forever." (1952) A somewhat Somebody Loves You." Martin'! :t," in which ho played Mercutio, glorified but nevertheless enter- loner is "Beautiful Baby." 9 p.m. Mr. Scheider iias twice won the taining film biography of John CBS. WHARF AVENUE |Theatre Guild-Theresa Hclburn Philip Sousa, the March King, Acting Award. Clifton Webb portrays the maes GOLDEN SHOWCASE. "Satur- RED BANK tro-composer in a grand manner day's Children." Maxwell Ander- Spanish conquerors of Mexico and gets an able assist from his son's vintage 192S play about the SH I-I50O named the armadillo, "litMe fel- co-stars, Ruth Hussey, Robert adjustments to marriage by a low in armor." Wagner and Debra Paget. There's young couple is undated tonight plenty of martial music for pa- The ladies should find it quite rade fans. 9 p.m. NBC. absorbing and there's a fine cast headed by Cliff Robertson, Inger LINCROFT INN HAVE GUN, WILL TRAVEL. Stevens and Ralph Bellamy. 10 COLONIAL ATMOSPHERE Gayest of quilts inspired by OK western although viewers p.m. CBS. NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. 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Engel came back PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Ron minutes and 47 seconds to re- Keyport will face Neptune for will meet in the consolation with two foul shots for the losers, Delany said yesterday an in- cord a 59-51 victory before 1,200 Ihe Shore Conference champion- game at 7:30 p. m. but Keyport scored eight straight jured Achilles tendon will force '., howling fans at Neptune ship Monday at Freehold Re- Keyport and Lakewood battled points to take a one-point edge, him to miss the AAU indoor School's court last night to cop gional High at 8:30 p, m. Nep- all the way down to the wire 26-25. Lakewood moved back In championships and his showdown •the Shore Conference B Division tune advanced to the final with last night with a fourth-quarter front on a pair of Joul shots by mile race with Jim Beatty in spurt winning for the Red Raid- Bob Kowit before Frase con New York tomorrow. ers. Lakewood never led in the nected with 25 seconds left for Delany, a Villanova graduate, final stanza, but the score was a 28-27 Keyport advantage. said the injury actually occurred tied at 43, 45 and 49 before Key- Engel converted one of two nine days ago. Delany said he port pulled away in the final tosses from the foul line with 13 laid off briefly and then tried minutes. seconds left in the half to send running again yesterday. "It was hopeless," he said. "I ran a Plnert Don't Score the two teams into the locker quarter of a mile, just jogging Lakewood «cored only one room all even, 28-28. easily, and it was real sore. basket In the final four minutes Jannarone Sparks Keyport Every time I put my weight on of play. The Piners had pulled Bill Jannarone, who didn't it, the pain, went through me." from a four-point deficit to tie start for Keyport, but entered The race between Beatty, who it up at 49-all on two free throws the game in the second quarter, is the only man to ever run an by Ken Hicks and a bucket by was the big spark Coach Frank indoor mile in less than four Richie Galnes, but Keyport then Zampello's Raiders needed. The minutes, and Delany, who has rolled up the next 10 points to Keyport eager tossed in four key won 34 straight indoor miles, was wrap it up. The winners went jump shots, two in the Raiders' FREE BALL — The action it rough and tumble as cageri battle for loose ball in expected to be one of the fea- ahead, 51-49, with 3:47 remain- eight-point string, to pace the tures of the meet. ing on a jump shot from the winners in the second quarter last night's Shore Conference playoff tilt between Keyport and Lakewood at Nep- Delany made the statement in corner by 6-5 center Larry Po- with eight points. tune High School. The players in on action are, left to right, Dennis Frase, Keyport, a telephone interview from New land and Dennis Frase tapped After the teams each scored Lakewood" » Bob Kowit, Keyport's Larry Poland, and Ken Hicks and Maano Milles of York with the Philadelphia In- in a missed shot approximately four points to open the third quirer. one minute later. quarter, Lakewood barged in Lakewood. Keyport won, 59-51, and meets Neptune for the Shore Conference title He was immediately Unavail- The seconds continued to tick front, 36-32, on a basket by at Freehold Regional High Monday at 8:30 p.m. able for comment in New York off on the clock and neither Maano Milles and one free last night. team could find the range until throw each by Gaines and Mil- In New York, Dan Ferris of Poland scored from close in at les. Keyport came back with the the AAU, said Delany had not the 1:49 mark to up the Red next five points on a free throw notified him of his withdrawal. Raiders' bulge to six points, 55- by Jackson, a bucket from un Neptune's Class Shows "He told me earlier in the day 49. derneath by Jim Lawson and a that he was having some Achilles Approximately 20 seconds lat- Jumper by Jackson. Lakewood trouble," Ferris said. "He said er Bruce Jackson of Keyport went back in front for the last he would get In touch with me was fouled and canned both at- time in the game, 38-37, when after he gave his leg a test. I tempts to just about '"Ice" the Hicks scored with 53 seconds Beating Asbury, 69-60 haven't heard from him." victory, Tom Gevas scored the left in the third stanza. Jack- "A doctor examined Ron ear- final two points for Keyport with son pumped in the final four lier in the week," Ferris said, points for Keyport in the quar FREEHOLD — For eight min- Slowly but surely the Fliers.ing as long as they did with 1.09 remaining on a pair of utes the chips were down for sliced off Asbury's lead and fi- close callers Feeney and Me- "and gave some medicine to re- charity tosses. ter on a pair of free throws and lax the muscles of his leg. He a drive. undefeated Neptune last night, nally went out front with 2:45 Intyre on the whistles. VICTOR'S LAURELS — Keyport coach Frank Zampello Marty Engel, who sparked the but the Fliers recovered' to turn left, 29-28, on a pair of fouls Once again it was the all felt that in 48 hours or so it probably would respond to treat- goes after the basketball net after his cagors scored a Lakewood quintet throughout the Jackson Scores 'em over, and then added the converted by Conley Ramsey. around play of Neptune's "Big game with his jump shooting Jackson ended up high man blue chips to the pile to defeat Joe Reed scored for the Bishops Four."Beauford, Holland, Ram- ment." 59-51 victory over Lakewood High last night to win the and driving, closed out the scor- for the winners with five field Asbury Park, 69-60, in the battle and they were in (he lead for the sey and Davis. This quartet not Shore Conference B Division championship and move ing with a jumper with 49 sec- goals and seven free throws for of the Shore Conference A last time, 30-29. only scored 60 of the 69 points, LOS ANGELES (AP) - Parry onds left. into the final of thd' Shore Conference playoffs. Key- 17 points. Jannarone, after his schools in the annual league Bob Davis connected on a but were just as outstanding O'Brien, whose prowess in the Keyport froze the ball the rest eightJpoint burst in the second tourney here at Freehold Re- shot put ring dominated that port cagers in photo aro, left to right, Ron O'Neil, Tom jump followed by a one hander with their all around floor work. of the way, with the losers not quarter, finished with 10. Po- gional. by Walt Holland. Angelo Napoli- Ramsey and Holland were the event in the 1950's, said yesterday getting their hands on the ball land and Gevas each had six in he may retire from competition. Laonardis (holding leg), Dennis Frase (rear), Jim Law- Neptune's victory, coupled with tiano picked up a point at the big scorers with 20 and 18, re- until there were only a few sec- the well balanced Keyport at- ion, Bruce Jackson and Bill Jannarona (back turnedl. Keyport's triumph over Lake- foul line. Holland hit from under- spectively. Beauford tossed in 12 The former world champion onds left. tack. Poland was also a demon wood, 59-51, means the winners neath and then on a steal con- and Davis scored 10. made the comment in announc- Ktyport plays Neptune for the crown Monday at Free- for Keyport under the back- Lakewood Early Leader will be playing for the third time nected again almost as rapidly; Asbury Park had four cagers ing that he won't take part in boards. hold Regional High School at 8:30 p.m. Lakewood jumped out to an this 1961-62 campaign. as the clock was moving for a in double figures with Crenshaw the national AAU meet in Madi- Engel popped in 10 free throws 39-31 advantage. Lee Davis con- son Square Garden tomorrow early lead in the game and It Basketball fans were amazed leading the pack with 15. Napoli- looked as if the Piners were and seven field goals to top cluded the first half scoring on tiano posted 14, and Kuchen and night against Gary Gubner, the Lakewood with 24 points. Gaines as the Blue Bishops rolled off to a one-handed jump after Napoli- New York University star. W. Caldwell Pro In 3-Way going to win easily, The B a 23-14 first quarter lead with a Reed each had 12 points. Southern Division champions was next with nine while Mil- tiano had dunked two fouls. At Undefeated Neptune now has O'Brien. 31, a vice president of les and Hicks finished with seven fast break that took the Fliers intermission Neptune was out in the City National Bank in Bever- took a 7-5 lead late in the first by surprise. But once the Fliers 20-0 record for the season and quarter and Keyport didn't move and six points, respectively. the lead, 41-33. is heading for the Shore Confer- ly Hills, said a recurring iniurv Tie In New Orleans Open turned the chips and added the to his right index finqe' forr°rt into command until there was Keyport now has a 20-5 rec- blue ones, it was all over. 104 Third Quarter ence championship for the third 1:20 remaining in the second ord on the season while Lake- Play slowed down in the sec- consecutive time. him to cancel out of the New Neptune pulled the best cards NEW ORLEANS (AP) — Wcsi short-swinger from Ojai, Calif. quarter. wood is 19-3. ond half with the third quarter The championship game is Yofk meet. in the second quarter when the Ellis, Jr., trekked in among the was an ejirly afternoon finisher Neptune, which faces Keyport being a 10-8 scoring affair with slated for Monday at Freehold He strained the first, joint in Engel pumped in three field Fliers really put on their offen- Jong shadows with a 4-under-par and claimed he "really had i for the crown Monday night, has Neptune taking the edge. Asbury with Lakewood and Asbury Park the fincer during a workout last goals and a pair of foul shots sive that clobbered Asbury Park, 68 yesterday and tied defend- rolling until the wheels came beaten the Red Raiders twice Park turned the tables in the olaying the creliminary at 7:30 week. He said his finger slipped for Lakewood in the first quar- 27-10. After that, it was an uphill ing -champion Doug Sanders and off." this season, once in a regularly fourth but only by a point, 19- p.m., and Neptune and Keyport on the leather-covered shot. part-time performer Ed Oldfield ter to pace the Piners to an 11- fight for the Bishops and they Sanders, who predicts his short 8 lead. Bruce Jackson scored scheduled tilt and the second 1(j meeting at 8:45 p.m. "It don't look like I will ever for the first round lead in thp just never could get back into the \ , , . swing is the coming fashion in the first five points for the time in the final of the Holiday n he hird seMl t|)B Bish NtptlMB (6I» Aibitry Turk (flOl put the shot a^ain," he said. "It $30,000 Greater New Orleans r, FP Q F V Rolf, missed a great chance for winners. Basket-Bowl Jubilee at the Con- game- They closed the gap on pul,ed withjn four in(s on all depends on how long it takes Open Golf Tournament. Williamson O 1 1 Crenshnw 6 3 13 the finger to heal. It is not re- sole possession of first place After the two clubs traded vention riall, Asbury Park, dur- a couple of occasions, but each occasion and trailed, 45-40, B. Davis 4 2 1(1 Nonnenberl" 0 !i I The slim 30-year-old Ellis, who when he failed to sink a 2'/ -foot time Neptune widened It again. BeauTord 5 2 12 Kuchen 3 • l: sponding to treatment. The only 2 buckets at the outset of the sec- ing the Christmas holidays. on another. But at this point, the 7 6 2(1 Napollttano 5 4 1 plays out of West Caldwell, N. .1., 5 ? thing that will do it any good is putt for an eagle on the 4th ond period. Lakewood opened up Keyport <5»> Lskrnood (ID Fliers Show Class Fliers racked up six points in a was among the last half dozen to (OS Watt O O rest, as I know from past ex- hole. But at that his round a seven-point lead on bas- 3 0 6 Mlllel a _ Where the .Fliers showed their row to boost the lead to 51-40. ooo Gallajer finish play. He dropped a 3-foot showed some groat work on the Engpl 3 1 7 0 o n I perience." kets by Galnes and Hicks. En- 5 7 17 Hlcki 7 10 21 class was in not only overtaking Reed added the other point to end birdie putt on the final hole—all 3 3 Rreons. He holed 8 and 13-footers gel then scored four more 2 0 4 Oalnpl the Bishops, but the way it was the period, 51-41. O'Brien said he tried to work but deserted by the departing 5 j a Kowit 4 1 for birdies and had a 35-foot ef- points while Keyport scored Pollll accomplished once it got under Asbury made a few comeback 2S IT 6S 20 20 ISOout earlier this week and found gallery—to deadlock Sanders and fort for a par. 1 3 4 Noptune -. ~ 1* 27 10 IS—fl! his finger would not stand three as Lakewood upped the 2 0 4 way. Just about midway in the stabs to cut the score in the fi- Asbnry Park ...23 10 » IS—« Oldfield for the lead. Jamuroni 6 0 10 .. _ _ „„„„ Oldfield is a 28-year-old club margin to eight, 23-15. Keyport period Neptune was still trailing, nal chapter, but each time the Feeney, Mclntyrr. the pressure. The 29-year-old Sanders, the professional at Golf, III., who then made its move. Jackson l M u"i£-sa 28-25, after connecting with has Fliers retaliated and managed to rarely joins the PGA tour. .akewood ,1II1 17 10 13—01 kets at a 2-1 clip. keep a 10-point margin until the on a drive, and made It Officials— Phlpp» A Ztlber. Behind the top three came four last minute. Red Bank Firm tied at 60, including I960 New Or- Personal fouls provided most of pans champion Dow Firtstenvald the thrills for the fans late in of Tcqucsta, Fla., big money the contest as each side enjoyed Develop New winner Phil Roclgers of La Jolla seeing the players head for the Calif., Honald Millet of New Or bench. leans, and Bo Wininger of Odes Asbury's star, Hal Crenshaw, Duffel Bags sa, Tex. started the parade to the bench with 1:30 left. Beauford went out Former National PGA cham RED BANK - S.I.B.S. Asso- at 0:38 and Bob Davis followed ciates, 17 East Front St., de- pion Bob Rosburg of Portland him three ticks later. Then Ram- veloped a new line of duffel bags Ore., and Mike Fctchick of Glen sey left with only 29 seconds left. called Sea-All, and the firm is Head, N. Y., were tied at 70, Playing With Four Fouls fhowing its wares at the Jersey while erstwhile national amateur Early in the third quarter Coast Boat Show Asbury Park. champion .Tack Nicklaus of Co Beauford, Ramsev and Holland The firm will also put Into li'mbus. Ohio, topped a 10-man were listed with four fouls. On production, in the future, lines of|delORation at 71. the Bishops' side with the same motor, map, battery, rod and ski' F.llis. whr> had been absent number were Crenshaw, Kuchen covers. from the tour for the last two and Reed. Despite the fouls, the S.I.B.S. says the covers are 0VCTls. came through with a 50- players did remarkably well last- itronger than canvas. non-cor-|font birtlie P11" nn th" 7th linIe rosive, waterproof and sanitary.|and !li"1 a 20-footcr for a bird They are iightwciRtit to makc|on rlie l4'n- LADIES DAY easier handling and takes only Cloudy skies with just a drop * small area of storage space, or Iwtwio of rain—nothing at all to Another feature is that the cov- bother the field—prevailed over ers are transparent, making it the recently renovated 6,B5G-yard convenient for checking stored [City Park No. 1 course. The field will be trimmed to the low 70 scores and ties after today's lR-hole round while the low fin, after Saturday's firing YOU CAN WIN will see action in the finals Sun- day.

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TUBELESS WHITEWALLS THAT'S OUR TEAM — The jubilant Keyport High School cheorleaders ara shown X Afaioat normal road hazards TRUCK from HERTZ (accept repairable punctures) after Keyport dumped Lakewood, 59-51, at Neptune High School last night to win encountered in everyday p**- aennr at me tot 12 roonthi. U-DR.IVE . . . Coll the Shore Conference B Division championship and advance to the final of the Shore Repair* made without charfe, replacement* prorated on tread PR 5-1515, CA 2-3299, SH 7-2121 Conference playoffs. Shown, left to right, front row, Georgia Bell, captain; Julia mar and band on list pricsa and 4 Shumock, Barbara Post, and Mrs. Marilyn Phillips, adviser. Second row, Carolyn current at tin* of adjustment. frade-in tires Meier, Marita Dietrich, Loretta Terry and Joyce Maley, Top row, Rosanne Cavalli, MAPLE AVE. (at White St.) KENT A LUGGAGE TRAILER Diana Potts and Juneann Kingeter. They'll be out rooting when Keyport plays RED BANK — SH 7-5700 Neptune for the Shore Conference crown at Freehold Regional H. S. Monday at FIRESTONE STORES 5-8700 20-Friday, Feb. 23, 1962 ULD DANK REGISTER 8:30 p.m. Optn 8:30 "til 6:00 p.m. Dally 1000 Asbury A»t., Atbury RED BANK REGLSTEB FH*rr, ft*. S3, 1962-21 Carry Back ' TOPPlfR? By Alqri Mow Even Money CBA'SFroshfSoph TeamsMake [n Widener MIAMI, Fit. (AP) - Mrs. Strong Showing in Indoor Meet (Catherine Price's Carry Back By Hy Cunningham ' will (ace formidable - opposition took a close second fo Essex Eager won th« mile in 5:01 and and strong tradition when he NEWARK - The Christian Catholic in 3:59. This was an ex- Tim Sheehan took second in tho meets 10 or 11 other horses in Brothers Academy (Lincroft) RED BANK IS SUFFERING ANOTHER, LOSS and track squad parlayed strength in citing race which saw the lead half-time. this one isnlt on the basketball court. Spencer Keyes, tomorrow's $100,000 Widener Handicap at a mile and a quarter the distance events and the' high change five times before O'Neil'sj When the Colt high jumpers a member of the football coaching staff, will be leav> : Hialeah. jump into four individual titles last spurt off the turn fell short took first, second and a tie for and second place team finishes in third, CBA was suddenly in ths ing these parts shortly after school closes in June, and The swift little Florida-bred al- by abpuf a yard. both the freshman and sophomore team lead. However, the New- •eady has earned $870,798 but With these running events will join the faculty of a high school in Hempstead, divisions of the annual New Jer- ark team's final effort In th» ias not crashed the winner's cir- completed, CBA led by two sey Catholic Track Conference's shot put proved to be the winning Long Island. le this winter in two efforts. points in the team race, over indoor championships yesterday margin. The best he could do was second Bergen'Catholic. This margin It was a tough decision for Spence to make at the Newark Armory. o Tartan Stable's Intentionally was increased wheli Ed Mulvi- Eager, one of the most prom- when deciding to leave this area. He was born n the seven furlong Palm Beach Steve Ganz led off the scoring hill won the high- jump with a ising young runners in the area, and grew up in Atlantic Highlands, where the nd second to the same horse lor the Colt sophs with a fifth leap of 5'9',4", just five inches had things all his way and won as ho pleased in his best time Keyes name is legend in athletics. A tremendous n the mile and an eighth Semin- place finish in the 60-yard dash. higher, than his effort last year Ie. Ganz had won his heat and ap- in winning the freshman event. ever. Kevin Sullivan's 5:25 won the unseeded section, hut did not toost in salary and other improved benefits fi- Intentionally now has been re- peared to be in good position Keith Mast finished in a five-way place in the final fa!/T nally convinced Spence of the opportunity that was ired to stud in Florida but Carry CARLOS when he was jostled and was tie for third place to also score being presented. Back's' competition has dimin- barely able to save the point. for the Lincroft team. Sheohan was off dead last In ished only slightly, ORTIZ, In the mile run that followed, Bergen Catholic came on strong (he half mile, moved up to third Spencer was one of the He still must whip Ogden op Tom McKnight trailed the lead- i.i the shot put, scoring 12 points at the gun, but fell 10 yards short YORK, MU top athletes coming out of 'hipps' Hitting Away, winner of ers through a 2:25 half, but then to" cop the team title hy five of Essex Catholic's Johnny the Royal Palm, and Calumet PS out To BffP took command and broke away points. Hayes, who won in 2:16.8. Pete Atlantic Highlands High Farm's Yorky, third in the Senv THS dti THSTITLE M' I9S6. tor a 30-yard lead. He lost a lit- Bob Germano prevented a McGuinness, running in the un- School where he played inole. Yorky also won.the Wid- LEO/iARP WA5&/AMP tle of this lead in the final lap Bergen Catholic sweep of the seeded section, turned in a good ener last year and trainer H. A FOR YK but held on to win by 15 yards shot put by taking third place 2:20.2, which missed filth place during the years of 1947-51 Jimmy) Jones will be shooting in 4:56.2. This was his best clock- with a heave of 46'1O". This was in the final standing by one tenth When moving out to Hemp- 'or first money of $86,970 with ing ever and was the first time a fine effort by Germano, wlio of a second. he has broken five minutes. stead, Keyes will be joining was on leave from the basket- Richie Holtcamp surprised 'nnce. Joe McGuinness continued (he ball sfiuad and had no practice tcammale Bill Scrubogna In ths a former classmate and Hitting Away gels in with 121 Colt scoring when he ran a prior to the meet. high jump by matching his 5- teammate, Olvin "Al" Mills.pounds and Yorky with 120. Hit- 2:10.8 half mile, good enough For The fresh meet was a replica foot jump and winning on ths ting Away carried 119 in the second in the seeded section and of the soph division except that least number of misses. .Tohn ,'] Keyes and Mills matricu- Royal Palm and York/ shoul- third in the final standing. Ed Essex Catholic, perennial frosh Kellenyi tied for third and added lated at Shippensburg State dered 120 in the Seminole. Carry Kelsey's 2:16.4 in the unseeded champions, won the title by 3K to the CBA point score, putting Back had 124 in the Palm Beach lllver Byron 3 42 quite low points by taking second and third his team in the lead. dorganvllle Void 2 41 section was not vCollege,' Gettysburg,; Pa. and 127 in the Seminole, his sameShore Firemen'g iVeat End Ladder 3f» enough to place. in the final event of the day, Hamilton 8 38 where both were 'star impost for the Widener. Freehold 3 ..._ -. 3ft The soph mile relay foursome the shot put. Bermuda has 102 teams affil- Another strong foe may be Pin Standings Marlboro 2 -..-.07 of Rutland Baar, Rich Richard- CBA had cut into an early iated with the American Bowling athletes. Belford Independents 37 Facob Sher's Sherluck, carrying "A" DIVISION Hazlet 3 38 son, Keith Mast and Hugh O'Neil Essex Catholic lead when. Johnny Association. 124. Sherluck won the Belmont Haslet I _ 35 At Hempstead, Keyes rartlpy 3 — __.29 . last summer but was far back in mi.iind. l *>"> »;• ,von 3 _ ...... „ . 24 will be assistant foot- his only start this winter, In the Jitontown 1 44>4 31! Port Monmouth 3 2."',4 West I/inr Branch 1 45 28 Freehold 4 21 Seminole. Phil Daly 1 - \Ocean 2, Sea Bright .. 40 Please cash 'n carry, only! played lacrosse, but Hempstead had the best teams Ruler goes under 117 and Vapor Monraouth Beach 1 .22 44 River Plaza 1 .., - -,..37 Manasqu&n Exempts .... 1014 481Union Flrn 1 .34',! under him. Whirl 113. Aeroflint, Hillsbor- Deal 1 _ -17 *» Little Sliver 3 - -..- 33 JOHNS-MANSVIUE Vi-lneh - 4ff.x8ff. ough and Zumbador 2d have 110 16 Union Hose 2 „ _ _...U2 Spence was one of the busiest athletes on Ship DIVISION Wall Fire 1 33 each; Royal Record 110 and W I, Goodwill HoiB 1 _ 32 FIBERGLASS SHEET pensburg's campus during his college days. He played Your Alibhai 107. jtune City 3 . ...11 m Uncrort 2 31 letiold 2 m S3 Brcvent Park 2 „ 31 Any one of these could grab West Long Branch 2 39 27 Monmouth, Beach 6 .. 27 football, basketball, baseball and track, and in his sen- Kumson 'i „ ~..,2& the lead and steal the race, or Wanamaasa 2 39 27 INSULATION ROCK ior year, lettered the four sports. In other years Oceanport 3 — — 37 29 NortrmMe Engine ..22'.4 43^£ I lay back with slow-starting Carry Independents 2 3*',4 31',4 '.eyport 1 „ _. 15*4 47^1 Eatontowtown 2 .. -. - - 34 32 "I" DIVISION Aluminum was a three-letter man. He was listed in "Who's Who -. - W Back and beat him to trie finish FFa r minedin d alle 33 33 foil back; 2L Monmoulh Beach 2 ...„ ... 2& 1955 to 1959. He assisted with JV football at the won the D^rby and Belmont, Oakaum 5 - ~..4* -i endoia l 2fi',£ among others at age three, bu Ocean 1, Point Pleasant 44 22 Glendola 2 25>4 BAKELITE BASE Little Silver 4 - - 42 2\ Hnrlpt i 16',i high school and worked elementary basketball started only three times as a 4- Adelphla 1 - - 371i 2R! Ukewooil H & h - 31 32 Oceanic 4, Rumson 15 and baseball at Bond Street School. "J" DIVISION LIMITED QUANTITY year-old, earning only $29,700 in BeUOM 2 _ ....3311 .13' W he last year of his racing career. PHI! Duly 2 - 33 33 Weal Lnng Branch 5 _...<» Spence was a welcome addition to the Red Bank Oceanic 1, Long Branch 31 3A Relief 1 _ in So the hopes of Floridians fo Hook S Ladder 2 - 31 M rfonmouth Beach 3 - 3*'4 coaching staff when he came here as a seventh gradi Lakewood 30 35 jlttle Silver 5 _.._..13 i Widener winner and handicap Neptune City 1 20 .IT Volunteers 1 2R',4 teacher at River Street School in 1959. At Red Bank star will be riding with Carr; Neptune City 6 2S 35 ndependents 2 2ft Weitslrle Hose 24 42 Relief 2 „ _ 29 he served a year as freshman football coach and as-Back tomorrow. He probably wil Elberon 4 - 23 4:1 Shrewsbury 3 .....21 be even money in tile betting. Independents 1 15 48 "K" DIVISION sistant backfield coach where he did a tremendous job D" DIVISION W W L Mnrnanville Ind 1 &>!i MARINE LUMBER CO. Kreewood Acres 1 52 Holmdel 2 _ 4!> working with the youths. At River Street, Keyes is Allenhurst 1 15 Hranchport 2 .40 "Material* for the home and boat" Branchport 1 - 41 Shark River Hills 2 ..._ 38'i well liked. William P. Pazicky, principal, states Jo-Carol Two Lincroft 1 40 Oceanport 5 . _...37 Goodwill Hose 2 —3714 Phil Duly 3 _ _ 32 1139 OCEAN AVE., SEA BRIGHT PHONE 842-3355 "Spence Keyes could teach anywhere." Ocean 1, Sea Bright 37 Tlnton Falls I .28 Hamilton 3 - M Port au Peck 2 .-.....,27 OPEN MONDAY Ihru SATURDAY 8 A. M. TO 5 P. M. Engine 2, Lakewood 36 Spencer Keyes will not only be missed in the Being Exhibited Belford lnn>pendenti 2 n.~.._.24 Pott Monmoutti I . 33 lj Branchport 3 8 Liberty 2, Red Bank 30|i Red Bank school system, but we all will miss him ASBURY PARK — Jo-Caro! East Kearuburg 1 -..-28 Two, winner of high points anc Llbeny 3, Red Bank —2114 from the sports picture. Congratulations and best Eatontown 3 25., runner-up in the 1962 American Hazlet 2 - _ 24!4 of luck with coaching duties goes to Spence Keyes Racing Hall of Fame, is on dis- Holmdel 1 16T4 Atlantic Eniine 2 1J from this corner. play at the Jersey Coast Show "E" DIVISION here in the Convention Hall. W L BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT TIME IS HERE — Marlboro 1 - 48 20 A fast Jersey Skiff owned b; Neptune Hose 2 4514 20',' The Shore Conference tourney is in session and on tin west Long Branch 4 — -...4t 21 Danny Ardolino of West Long Unexcelled 4 4214 23' very first night it ran into overcrowding difficulties. Branch, and driven by his son Oliver Byron 2 .....4114 :3V Port Monmoutti 2 38 27 in-law, Bob Perri of Oceanpor Reliance 4, Lakewood ; 33 Freehold Regional's gym was the site and 30 minutes in completing its sixth year c Oakhurst 2 - . -31 Eatontown 4 .29 or more before game time, the doors were closed. Bas-intense racing competition. Thai Wanamasaa 3 29 s is another testimonial that Je Fair Haven 3 „. 29 34 ketball fans were peeking through every available glass Belforti if 1 ,..._....™...... 29 3T sey Skiffs, large and small, are _ ....27 £ 37 Neptune City 6 37 dpor giving view to the basketball court. Students and holding their own over the na- Sea Bright 1 23 Old Village 1 _. 22 MVia jtdults were waving tickets but it was no use once thj tion and overseas. Oceanic 1, Rumson - - u "I" DIVISION n Capacity of the gym was reached. Jo-Carol Two is holder of threi W L world records: the one mill Oceanic 3, Rumson — ...52 14 Unexcelled 4 21 Athletic Director Hal Schanck was prepared straightaway (58.489), the five Rumson l 42i4 mile competition (51,750), an Neptune City 1 3» last night and he had the window view blocked Belford 3 MV, the new established kilometei Monmouth Beach. 4 334&& with paper pasted around it. Along with the pub- Ocean #2. Point Pleasant ...34 (55.750). Atlantic; Highland! 2 3214 licity of fans being shut out for the Keyport-Mata- Many large boat manufacturer: Hamilton 4 28 Shrewsbury 2 31 wan game, and the heavy fog that settled, there have adapted lap strake an Neptune City 4 28i4 other features of the Jersey Skifl Oceanport 2 — 30 was no cause for shutting the doors in Freehold or South Belmar 1 27 39 design in many of their model: Marlboro 3 24 4: Neptune last night. Asbury and Neptune played Sea Bright 3 10i4 4114 The exhibit is part of the dis rait Haven 4 ....18 49 at Freehold, and Lakewood and Keyport were at play of the American power Boai "O" DIVISION w L Neptune. Association, Region three, UK which Art Hafner is Inboan Highlands 1 4!!4 CONFERENCE NEEDED, — We think it's abou chairman. . WINS 'BY MAIL* time Shore Conference officials and Jerry Gasque NEW YORK (AP) - St. John1 manager of the Jersey Coast Boat Show, put their head University's crack rifle team am together. Basketball outgrows itself tremendouslj Wave Jayvees the University of Alaska engaged in a match but neither team h around tournament time and there just isn't room tc to travel. It was a "mail match1 handle the "court" mob. If there had not been fog ani Nio CBA, 4943 with each team mailing thei notice of being shut out of Freehold Regional, the door LINCROFT - Mike Farrai scores to the other. St. John' would probably have been closed again last night an dumped in 16 points to pace the won. Long Branch High School jayvee about a half hour before game time. team to a 49-43 triumph over the Christian Brothers Academy JVs Stop in and see the If some of the fast talkers among the Confer- on the losers' court yesterday. ence members could convince Jerry that the show Long Branch jumped into a quality import... would benefit just as much by running a couple of 21-16 lead at the half with a 13-8 bulge in tfie second quarter after "VOLKSWAGEN" in ENGINEER SELECTS 21.85 MILES weeks later, he might just switch his dates. the clubs battled to an 8-8 dead- Shore Conference basketball is one of the top lock in the first stanza. our new showroom PLYMOUTH TO SET 11 PER GALLON IN 2414-MILE sports events of the winter season and it generally Dick Foltis also was in double PERFORMANCE RECORDS! ECONOMY RUN! figures for Long Branch with 10 covers quite a territory. Of course this year both As- points. Mike Reichey topped the RIVERSIDE, CALIF.-Andy Granatelli, famed driver, PLYMOUTH, MICH.-Two teen-age boys have com- fcury and Neptune were the "A" participants, and Mata losers with 21 poinls. sportsman, and independent automotive engineer, se- pleted a 2414-mile test run from Plymouth, Mich., to Lone rtrancli wan-Keyport in a "B" playoff game are rivals of old r, F P n lected a 1962 Plymouth Fury for his record-setting tests Plymouth, Mass., and return. They demonstrated a •nil 10 2 1 Pnltli 3 What other teams draw the crowd like these four? TVinahne 3 O fl I Calrlv/ell 3 of stock-bodied passenger cars here and at Las Vegas. 10.86% improvement in fuel economy for the '62 Bl?.zarn 0 0 0 j Ahel 3 When Asbury and Neptune meet in the Convention Rolchey 10 1 ?1 J Farrso S From standing starts, Granatelli and his Plymouth set Plymouth 6 competing against last year's model, win- Weir 0 0 0 1 Thorn* 3 SHREWSBURY Harper 1 0 « | Onscllla 1 11 records at distances ranging from Vn mile up to l'/i ner in its class in the 1961 Mobilgas Economy Run. Hall, it's generally packed to the rafters. Messina 4 O I I MOTORS miles, proving the car's exceptional acceleration for The finals Monday night should have the Free- 21 1 43 * 13 in hold gym bulging at an early hour. Followers of CRA IS—4.1 SHREWSBURY AVE. safety. The Plymouth's engine was the optional Golden PLYMOUTH FIRST IN Long Branch . !4—49 Commando, specially fitted with superchargers. SHREWSBURY teams playing for the championship of the Con- Mabricio Ventura set a Michi- PASSING AND ECONOMY ference might just be lucky if they get in the doors. gan State scoring record with 22 Monmouth County's Only Authorized Dealer 85% OF '62 PLYMOUTH TESTS IN FLORIDA! The move back to Convention Hall would not only goals in scoccer last season. DAYTONA BEACH, FLA.-Plymouth showed outstand- benefit the Shore Conference, but also Jerry Gasque. OWNERS IN SURVEY SAY NINTH ANNUAL ing versatility here in the 1962 Pure Oil Performance We think his show is too close on the heels of the New THEY'LL BUY ANOTHER! and Economy Trials. Swept first and second places In York show and if the two were spread out somewhat, JERSEY COAST CHICAGO, ILl.-Hundreds of owners of 1962 Plymouths the Economy Test for Class II cars and took first place Asbury Park and all the boatmen showing their wares expressed remarkable satisfaction with their cars in in the Traffic Passing Tests for Class II and III cars, would benefit, too. Never hurts to try. It might work, an Independent survey by a national magazine. An • Ba*er] pn Manutaclurm' Suggested Relall Prlres for th« lowest-nrlci BOAT SHOW available 6-cylindEf. 2-door sadans — In Plymouth Savoy, Chsvfolst Bliclynt and then again Jerry might just say take your S.C. and astounding 85% of the '62 Plymouth owners inter- «ntl Ford Gala«m t«rl«. Healer optional «! eitn cost on Plymouth ind CONVENTION HALL, ASBURY PARK, N. J. Ford, standard on Chevrolet. Wheel covers and whit* aidewail tlrei optional go fishing. And that's just what they'll have to do if viewed said they'd buy another Plymouth! at eitra cost. they want a place to handle the crowds. FEBRUARY 17-25 Incidentally, Hal Schank runs a good show at CMJISERS, OUTBOAUDS.' SAIUOATS, ENGINES, MARINE >ENT. URGES! 5E1ECII0N OF JEBSEf SEA SKIFFS BEST NEWS OF ALL: FULL-SIZE, FAMILY-SIZE PLYMOUTH IS PRICED FROM $118 TO Freehold. One thing about Hal is he always treats ONE ROOM ftll loatinj t.tlum fcy Cooil Guard , the press in gallant fashion. At Freehold you can $172 LESS THAN CHEVROLET BISCAYNE AND FORD GALAXIE!* SEE YOUR DEALER. always be assured of a place to work. Schank ol Admlnioni SI.CO - ChllJum »,, Ampls ftlt PARKING ' even takes to serving coffee now and then. JIWY CASQUE. Wr.ctor - Kouri 101 Doily. 117 S™d0/. 9 inations were announced yerter- Freehold, clerk-typist In the De- Number of Scouts trict orjinliatton and extension Finish First

Co-Author Cross Helps Reg. 3.95 Of Book In Projects 6-Pc Place NEW SHREWSBURY - SHREWSBURY -' Handicraft Setting .. .. book to be published in April and Easter projects for Cerebral has, as co-author, a member o] Palsy and Monmouth Medical this borough's council. Center were completed by the r Councilman Robert L. David Long Branch Senior and Junior son, 14 Riveredge Rd., with Loyal High School last month, it was *Lady tarhara Silverplate it made Clarke of the Olin Mathlesen reported at a Junior Red Cross Chemical Corp., wrote the "Man- county council meeting recently. and guaranteed by Oneida Lid. ual for Process Engineering Cal- Reports were given of the vol- culations", second edition, to be unteer work done by Shrewsbury Beautiful pattern, the best of published by McGraw-Hill. Boro School, Rumson-Falr Haven Mr. Davidson Is also author ol Regional High School, Star of "Successful Process Plant Prac- the Sea Academy and Long workmanship and an unheard of tices" and the petroleum trade Branch. glossary section of "Petroleum Susan Muller was elected sec- special promotion. Products Handbook," and co- ond vice president; Lynda VI- editor, with W.F. Bland, of "Pe- gneault, gift box chairman; Pa- troleum Processing Handbook". tricia Pingatore, chest program All these are published by Mo Barry Tamblyn chairman, and Kathy Tussini, al- Graw-Hill. bum chairman. Reg. S38.55 Service for 6 including Mr. Davidson is executive CORAL GABLES, Fla. - Ba Lynn Daggett and Lynda Vi- sociate at W. Alec Jordan Asso- ry Tamblyn, son of Mr. and Mrs gneault have volunteered for the ciates, vice president of Corpo Norbert G. Tamblyn, 7 Park La, job of corresponding secretary. 10-pc. Serving Sets Pictured Below.. rate Publications Inc., and cditoi Fair Haven, N. J., has been inl Chester Crabtree, president, an- of the Indicator, a publication fo tiated into Sigma Chi fratemit; nounced the following requests: the New York and New Jersey and elected sergeant-at-arms anc The Cerebral Palsy Clinic needs sections of the American Chemi- Best Pledge, He also is a mem more soft toys, scrapbooks and while cal Society. ber of the baseball team at tht potted plants. The Shelter would they last . University of Miami, where he like more paper comics, and the a freshman. Monmouth Home for Incurables 17" requests more white cotton. Parole Set Long Branch Senior High will Reg. 3.95 Reg. S.95 46-pc. set Butter Knife, 3 represent the Junior Red Cross ' Carving Knife Lt. Cranwell Servers and Sugar and Fork Set For Palmer at the Fort MonmoufJi bloodmo- Shell bile March 8, and the Rumson- TRENTON (AP) - Albert W. CONVENIENT TERMS Is Admitted Fair Haven school March 9. Re- 1.99 Palmer of Camden, sentenced to freshments will be served to 37 to 45 years for a series of blood donors by the volunteers. burglaries and attacks upor To Va. Bar The next county-wide meeting young girls In South Jersey, wil! will be held March 15 at 3:30 SATISFACTION GUARANTEED or your money back! soon be eligible for parole, It wa WASHINGTON - Lt. George E NO MONEY DOWN wh«n you "Charge It" ar War* p.m. at the Shrewsbury Chapter announced yesterday. Cranwell, son of Mr. and Mrs George W. Cranwell of 29 Thin House. Palmer, now 49, was sentencei St., Rumson, N, J., was admittei In Gloucester County Court on to the bar In the state of Virgin Feb. H, 1947, after being found last week. guilty on 18 charges, including the kidnaping of three girls on He recieved his bachelor i halloween. laws degree at the fall conventloi Palmer was captured by an of George Washington University armed posse of 130 men on Nov On active duty in the Air Forci 6, 1946, near Moorestown. Police Lt. Cranwell Is serving as legal caught him as he became en- officer at Anacostia Field. He tangled In underbrush while es- completed his law studies by at caping from a firo they Fet to tending night school while serv- drive him out. ing here with the Bureau of Aero- nautics. He is a graduate of S Although accused of a series of Peter's College, Jersey City, and burglaries, the search for Palmer attended Fordham University did not begin until a series of Law School before enlisting In the joyful beauty assaults on small girls, Including Air Force. a baby sitter, and culminating In the halloween kidnaping. He and his wife and three chi He was convicted of kidnaping, dren live at 4850 Kenmore Ave. burglary, assault with intent to Alexandria, Va. rape; possession of a stolon ve- hicle; lewdness; carrying n con- tlie j cealed weapon; and an attempted Pool For Jail break. Eaton Crest Brotherhood Apartments B/iide Event Set EATONTOWN - A 4,000 square SHREWSBURY — A Brother- foot swimming pool will be hood assembly and sermonette opened at Eaton Crest garden contest for the religious school apartments on Pine Brook Rd. I will be held on Sunday at 12:15 June. p.m. in Monmouth Reform Tem The J&J Swimming Pool Co. pie auditorium. Tinton Falls, will install the poo! The happiest day of her life, and to help Children in the kindergarten In addition to the swimming poo! her plan a more beautiful wedding, we and first grades will present a a 500 square foot children's wad- will publish a very apecia] "wedding" "friendship dance." Sermonettes ing pool will be installed, aloni_ the theme of brotherhood, writ- with tennis courts and a play- edition. Helpful suggestions for bride, ten by youngsters in grades three ground. groom and family are featured on through nine, will be presented The cabana area will include every page. Advertising too, will be before an audience of parents rest rooms, lockers, sun deck am and children. snack bar. devoted exclusively to the wedding. Contestants are Beth Klein, Watch for this very special edition Mary Steiner. Jill Huber, Andy MEETING SET coming Tuesday, Match 6. Miller, Scott Hinkle, Elliot Harris, WALL TOWNSHIP - "Chal Carolyn Herz. Stephen Tomko, enge" will hold a rally tomorrow Barbara Fenichel, Becky Schnei- at 8 p.m. In the township high der, Robin Deutsch, Arthur chool auditorium. Rev. ALj Schatzkin and Jeffrey Kuda. mm, director of the Harvey Ce- COMING MARCH 6 Contest judges are: Mrs. ars Bible Conference in Long Chester Levy, Seymour Gruber, Beach Island, will conduct the Mrs. George Strov, Mrs. Paul meeting. Music will be provided the Sarason, Bernard Levy. y the Harvey Cedars Teeners. RED BANK REGISTER'S annual DRIVE-IN BRIDE and GROOM BANKING Do all your SPECIAL EDITION banking from your own car No need to wdjte time looking for a placs to park. Jutt drive up to our drivo-in toller's win- dow and make dopoiiti or withdrawal]. . KEANSBURG-MIDDLETOWN NATIONAL BANK KEANSBURG MIDDLETOWN LINCROFT ADVERTISERS: RESERVE YOUR SPACE NOW. REGULAR RATES WILL PREVAIL Church & Carr Ave. Kings Hwy. Uncroft Shopping Center 78741100 OS 1-2SO0 SU 7-0800

'* • ft ' ' v ' ANNOUHCtMENTS AUTOMOTIVE AUTOS AND TRUCKS AUTOS AND TRUCKS IUSINESS NOTICES HELP WANTED-FEMALE RED BANK REGISTER Friday, Feb. 23, 1962-23 WATION WAQOK^TATIO LOST AND FOUND AUTOS AND TRUCKS IMS FORD VICTORIA — AutSmtOlc IRLt OR »15ME« — Full or p«It- ISM UZBCUR? Commuur tnssmijfjoa, radio, hf&lcr, excellent m* tot dtUcaussco. LlllXsJi's D«llca- FOR SALE Ttbnmrj 17, oa Linden Dr 1S«5 HEW CREVRTJLET H-too pickup. eonditlon, %US. EH 7-1273. BOB GOLD and TRIO xses, tl Br^)itr. Ktrport CO 44623 FOR SALE " mow iieti blu« Mri- JM1 PLYMOUTH »«. »IO nrvt «H four wliwi nR Branch. CA 2-4747. L^onardvllle ltd., UeHord. Excellent '60 Sedan, Air Conditioned '61 F-85 4-door Sedan BUSINESS NOTICES business opportunity. For Intorrnttlon HOUSEWIVES—Full-time pay (Dr part- 1ARBKR WANTED — Stoarly wnrlt. ACK EMPLOYMENT AGENCY coll Export 0-5531, 8:30 to I p.m. '80 Coupa '61 F-85 Station Wagon 158 1st Ave., All. Highlands time work. Outstanding gilt show plan. jood working condltlona, Krank's Lin- Every order & applicant our specially. •60 S88 4-door Hardtop U DUMP BODY TRUCK, avallame to '60 Convertible IOi» Illoik Nntth of Kt. ;«;i remove trash from yarda, attlca, cel- Need car, no Investment, collections, :roft Uarher Stiop. Llncroft. 311 7-3S6a. 12 Broad St.. Ked Bank SH 7-3494 '»» Sedan '60 98 Four-aoor Hard Top lars, etc. Also, equipped foi contract deliveries. SH 7-0319. •H El Dorado '5U 68 Hardtop Coupe 291-1101 • Open 'til 9 p.m. IUPE3IUNTENDBNT — New iO-tamWy ITALIAN RESTAURANT neods kitchen ing work. SH 7-21(1. HOSTESS-WAITRESS - For tine cock ;arden apartment In Red BanK. Fully help pizza ranker, waltreflscs, cooki, tall lounge, evenings. Writ* "A.T.," mnllfled. 8utlon. Park Apartments, L, & M. Rcataurant, 619 River Kd., TAX RETURNS Box 611, Red Bank. Jranch Av#.. Red Bank. Or call 90 2- Fair Haven. SH I-D27O or S]l 1-4(70. 1521. 811 7-5536. Form 1040, 19 GIRL — General office, some knowl- HEAL ESTATE saleB person. Full time. NTED —Jersey shor« nAwspapar Income tax returns prepared by ( edge of bookkeeping and typing pre- HARDWOOD FLOOR MECHANIC Holmdrl vicinity, Prefer licensed, but route. Write full particulars to: Etarry, uate accountants. T. Pye and ferred. Excellent benefits. Write "A.X." Call will consider beslnncr. Call CO *-T01O &7 West Harwood T«rracs( Fa.llis.dts CALL ON- O'Kesfe. Hazlet 787-D598. Box oil. Red Bank. MU 1-3400 for nppointment. „__ Park, N. J. WATERPROOFING — BecialUt In BEAUTICIAN WANTED—Experienced. QUALIFIED algebra tutor wanted. lied BE] YOUR OWN I!093 — Itunnlni a w&terprooling cellars. Interior and tx- Saturdays only. CO <-M2i Tiara, Hwy LABORATORY ASSISTANT Bank vicinity, preferably to leich In Quit Service station. First rs.t» tncomt.. 1959 CORVETTE terlor. CO 4-0503 for Inspection. 35, Hazlet. my home. Wrlto "A.Z." Box 811, RedInteresting outdoor work. Cbolct vol- Position availabla for person with nigh Bank. Full lnjecdoo, four-speed INCOME TAX RETURNS—Inllviduals WOMEN — Interested In direct Bulling School jelence background to perform ume station located la Belford, N. J. I960 AUSTIN-HEALEY and small businesses. BARB SERV- needed. Immediate openings, good pay routln* analytical laboratory duties, Ap YOU CAN MAKE your llf» seeur* to- No cxptrlenci ntcflsnry, Quit will train ICES, 219 Bdwy.. CA D-3300, L. Branch. plus bonusea. Call HO 3-1144. ply In perion. morrow with free training tn tha boora« you and pa? you while tralnlnj. Rome trwunnliiion. Poaltractlon Very clean. Must see to Ing mutual funds field. Full or part- financial lielp tot cjuallttaA moo. Call INTERNATIONAL FLAVORS time. Monmouth Investors Company, HEmlncK 6-8666. reir. loadi of extra equip- appreciate. AUTOS AND TRUCKS AUTOS AND TRUCKS AND FRAGRANCES call between 1-9 p.m. LI 2-170O. MODERN JIOTKI, — An] rtataurant 100 Row Lam Union Beach with, great potential on bus/ ihors high- ment. ! way. 135.000 required, pslancs terms. .IAN WITH CAR—Young, nnat and SITUATIONS WANTED, Female U 2-1700. panocabla for route sales. {108 per SERVICE BTATION — Available In Be* week If you qualify. No expprie WILL HELP WITH PARTIES, dinners. Bank area. Qood opportunity for Quali- sceeiary. For appointment call 899- >r otber occasions. Call fied operator. FAnwDod 2-440O. 868 till 1-8881, RELIABLE WOMEN wishes to lake TV REPAIRMAN care of children In her home, 157 Full or part-time, must be experienced llapls Ave. 811 7-ZC08. Will board. MERCHANDISE ,1959 CHEVROLET I960 FORD and reliable. State salary expected FIAT Write "BA" Bot fill, Red Bank. FOR SALE SITUATIONS WANTED, Male Irapala sport coupe. Ra- Falriane 500. Two-door. ra- FROM MAINTENANCE AND PORTER—FULL TIME. STEADY EMPLOYMENT, BEN- ODD JOBS AND LIGHT HAULIN3 — HAMMOND dio, heater, V-8, automatic, \YE$:lFYOUHAVeAN dio, heater, whltewalis, V- EFITS. CALL FOR APPOINTMENT. Call CA 91414. BH 1H053 ORGAN STUDIO power- steering, power AUfOMOdlLE PMBl£M 8 with F0M. OF ASBUTtY PARK $ DELIVERY MAN — Knowledge of food HIGH SCHOOL HOY — Reliable, ex- brakes. CALLUS OR DROPW. piaJtltfl. Must be acquainted witl perlonncd. drslres work after acnool Royal Atllst organ I S» ihore area. Apply In peraon Saturday, and woek-enils. Call evening*. SH 7- Jll-20 speaker (blona) 225 1809. Hammond Extravolce _____„_ S9S L€TU$ PROVE W£ HA¥£ a.m. 107 Shrewsbury Ave., Kert Hank. Wurlltzer Spinet Organ . —— «B5 1249 Cmn Bplnet Organ , -. 790 mSOHOTbfie AUTOS AND TRUCKS Kranlch At Bach Grand Piano . TB5 P. O. E. AUTOS AND TRUCKS Hammond M-3 (blond) „ B75 Pianola Player Piano (naw) __ »S5 SALES AND SERVICE RENTAL AND INSTRUCTION SEE THE NEW 1962 Open Dally Till 9 — Saturday Till 8:30 COOKMAN AVB. AND MAIN »T. STOCK REDUCTION VOLVO B- I8 FIl 5-S30O . IANO3 — TWO, DOTH SMALL, OOOD SPORT SEDAN CONDITION. UPniOHT. »IJ5. GRAND. WE MUST CLEAR OUR LOT OF 3390. 7H7-(H3. WU BUV AND SELU anytninf and $ 2 3 2 4 everything. Give the hlgaeat prices. Rail William Lei! Furniture. Inc. Hwy. 35, Mlii'lletown, SH 1-3213. Open ev.- 30 OK USED CARS nlngs till S p. m. SPECIAL—'62 VOLVO—$1995 21 CU. FT.—Refrlgerator-freeser com- Wnntlon, excellent condition, 1375, CO 2-dr. sed., demo., new car guarantee 4-5477. DON'T HESITATE... SEE US NOW. aAS-FIRED Industrial Incinerator Now Is th» time to trade ... for an OK used car USED FOREIGN CARS SH 10821 PRICES STARTING FROM Fine Selection of Foreign and Domestic Used Cars DESKS — SIS up, flies J15 up, chain, er th« brand new CHEVY model of your choice! adding machines, typewriters msnual '61 RENAULT Dauphine, low mi., loaded $995 and electric, olflce equipment, etc, Depend upon CIRCLE CHEVROLET for tha bett bargain prices. New or used. AAC Desk '61 VOLVO 4-dr. sedan, Sax-o-matlc trans. $1795 Co. Rt 35, Oakhurst, KB 1-39M, oppo- lite X J.' Warehouse. dial for you! $ •60 RENAULT 4 Cu. R/H Mint condition $550 '60 OPEL, 2-dr., equipped, R&H $995 ALTENBURG PIANO HOUSE FOLLOW YOUR FfttCNDSTO '59 PEUGEOT, 4-dr. sta. wagon, limousine $1595 Rant A Piano $12 par Month 595 '58 FIAT 2-dr. Sedan. R/H $295 KKABE, MA3ON-HAMUN, SO1IU1.H CADUCWBLSON. BVBIU0TT. BTECIi '57 FORD Fairlane Conv., power, V-8 _.- — $795 Cookman Ave. * Mam SI, Asbury Fk. QutoM '56 AUSTIN HEALEY Blue and White, top condition —$1095 Open dally till » eu, tlu I:M PK 5-9301 •57 FORD Fairlane 500, HT, power, V-B $795 WOOD — Fireplace, stovs, furnace. '57 MERCURY, 2-dr., automatic. R&H $675 McOulre'a Market, III. 31, ColU Heck. 8lfl-(3:j. Evenings 4333. . 3i5MAPL€AVfi. SH-I-3I3O •49 WILLYS Station Wagon, 4-cyl., R&H, OD — $195 BUFFI A T. ADU1.NG mscIUCi-.. SANK All makes new or used, auaranteeu. Low as |25. Serplco'i. 101 Ifonmouui Hwy. 35 LI 2-1020 Eatontown BL Neil to theater. SH 7-CKB5. STROLLER, »3.B0. Trays, 25 cents. End RED BANK AUTO IMPORTS tables, |1,25. Odd chairs, 1.80. Books, 510-25 ceiiln. Old recordi 10 cent!. DICK and BOB MATTHEWS Mirrors, J 50, (1, JLW. Ueds. 14.50. springs, 12.50, mattresses, 16.&0. Odd michen taljlt«. J2.50. J4.6O, 6.50. Coal Renault • Volvo • Paugeot • Triumph ranpe, |45. Combination coal and gas range, HI', ilors ana more RUSCIL'B. 119 NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. RED BANK 25 K. Front fit, APARTMENT SIZE — Kitchen set, (IS: brown ehalr, 115: ceramlo lamps. »7 OPEN EVES. "TIL 9 SH 1-5886 each; dart board and darts, gt; also, pictures, curtains, bedspreads, blankets. Call SH 1-8011 after 6 p.m. BRIN& YOUR ROLLERS WAY-OUT NEW WINDOW SHADES Put on whlin you wait. Any atza up to largest picture wlndowi, Fre« run* ii's-i eyelft, ireo crochet ihade pun. Custom made shade*. ic*llop or Irlrge. any type. Prompt delivery. Free SAVINGS TRADE-IN measuring lervico. Convenlint ttrmf. ON ALL QUALITY IMPORTED AUTOMOBILES | PROWN'S 31 Brnafl St. SH 1-7W Rtd Bank rjANIC FAKM1NO and gardening '61 HILLMAN-MINX Conv., one owner $1795 |: t!ijppllr-3. Cotton aped Meal, Blood, Fen- Naw Ford sale* or« breaking all records! So we're overflowing with Irade-intl We're pricing rrtii, r.rppn Pand, Phonpnta Roclc, Mulch '60 MGA Roadster, 1 yr. old, white/black, wire wheels $1595 i JAMBOREE Straw - 85c bale. Swarttel'i Farm 'am low, low, low,,. became we need the tpacel Many make* and model*—Including our SupplicB, licyport Holradel Rd., Uazlet, '60 AUSTIN HEALEY Sprite, one owner (2) $1195 H EVERYTHING GOES!!! N.J. ^____!___ cholea A-l Usad Can ... specially inspected, road-tested, reconditioned when neceuary '60 MORRIS Sedan $995 p ONE BIG FABULOUS WEEK ANTIQUE SHOP — Marble top tables" Vlctortnn eofa, side chain, «tc 117 . . . and backed by your authorized Ford Dealer! Check the values listed here . . . Ihen '60 VALIANT 4-dr. Sedan, Green $1250 £ MfUn Ht., Port Klonmouth. hurry to your Ford Dealer's todayl FOJLF "59 MGA Coupe, wire wheels $1395 K Bicycles—Boats—Stovepipes—Buttons KlQflT-SIONTiT~crLb — 80 OU. HT Zenith freezer, $10O. Cull '59 KARMAN GHIA Conv., white, clean _ $1395 [•• CHECK THROUGH YOUR ATTIC OR GARAGE NOW AND fill 1-1S79 •59 AUSTIN HEALEY Deluxe Roadster, white .....$1895 :' TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THIS TERRIFFIC OFFER VREl) FVUKITVHR ~~ HouBBhoId arti- cles, nritl'iiips. Can htt seen Saturday, Pickup '61 Fairlane '60 Falcon "59 Ford '59 AUSTIN HEALEY Deluxe 2-dr., R/H, white $1750 : Ku'Kliy Hi io Enat Washington Ave.. '59 JAGUAR 3.4 Sedan, stick shift, 1 owner $2295 : Ba lions for Atlantic Illghlanrli. 500 Conv. the Kiddies tlKUUCING EQUIPMENT— Fur rtmt or '61 Ford Deluxe, 2-dr. '59 TRIUMPH HERALD Sedan .._ $695 : FAST CREDIT Same Day Approval sile. Freo delivery. South Jtriiy Burgl- 2-dr., 6-cyl. R&H Radio, Heater ffil. BHaclynlde 7-261*. Economy '59 MGA (3) .t ._ _ $1295 i- APPROVAL R&H, Like New Fordomatic BANK LOANS riANOS — Save $200 or raora o« Hit Std. Trans. '58 HILLMAN HUSKY Station Wagon, low mileage $795 | Phone , If you work-You drive price on brand new Rft-not« console pianos. JO-ycar guarantee. Com* ie« '58 KARMAN GHIA $1395 I CA 2-3600 ami nave, Kent with opilon to buy. $1495 $1195 $1350 Tpnrer'a Mnnlc Store. 308 Mala at., $1595 '58 MGA Roadster (2) _.. _ $1195 t Lahewooil. FO 3-2190. '58 MORRIS Convertible _ _ $695 j; HARDTOPS MiTT6~(wl«nL^fHE^a'' bej, »dap£ aoie io enRino or production work, '61 COMET, white, one owner, low mileage $1750 \ mimy extras, reasonable. CA 01867, '58 Custom '58 Country "GO T-BIRD Convertible, Full Power - ...$2695 • 8L Ford Stirllnur 2 Dr. 57 frown Imperial i Dr. $091 TIIADE IS your old furniture with no '58 Ford '59 Custom rto'rvri payment and get a new parlor '58 FORD Fairlane "500" 2-dr. HT, all power $995 : 60 Chevy Impnlft i Dr or (Unlng room g»t at ialt price*. WH- 300 Squire 60 Fury 1 Dr S7 Ford 2 Dr $(Jtit liarn L^ft Furniture Inc., Hwy 35, Conv. 300 . '56 MERCURY 2-dr. HT Coupe $495 : MMfiletoivn. SH 1-3213, open tver.lngi ulrconrlltlonril 57 Dod E9 Royal 2 Dr. JMl till 9 p. m. R&H, FOM 2-dr., 8-cyl., R&H 2-dr., 8-cyl., R&H Fordomatic, R&H '56 MERCURY 2-dr. HT, yellow/black, full power, R/H $650 i Power Steering Std. Trans. Std. Trans. P. S. White or Black '54 AUSTIN Conv -$350 !• SEDANS T-BIRD BONANZA SALE '53 MG TD $709 :, ALUMINUM COMBINATION $950 $950 $750 $1095 "54 CADILLAC 2-dr. HT Coupe - $795 8TOIIA1 WINDOWS '55 PONTIAC 4-dr. Sedan, all power _ $595 60 Tanl "500" Sedan ....linni «! T Bird Hardtop ...„. 53091 6f)RimbW 2 Dr. . J10I1 6 for $55 '52 MG TD, blue $700 57 Konl Fairlane 4 Dr. (Ml •JO T Hlrd Hsrrttr>p ._ J351 ThrM-ctunnH tilt, triple Intiit, triple tilt action! '57 Country- 57 Mercury 2 I.'r _., !C71 '57 Fairlane '55 Plymouth •54 GMC 60T PIM Conv. SiUUyiltf* 1-7500 49 Bulttk I I>r. 5171 PROWN'9 3'J BKOAD ST., RED BANK 500 Squire ahnwroom condition 57 T nirri Conv. .._ t'PIUGHT PIANO — In good condition. Savoy Hest ofl>r takns It. Coll 4-dr., R&H, Fordo. Fordo., R&H, P. S. '/* Ton Panel _^_ ^_ i!i)i-':o.i 4-dr. One owner 1 l(H,I,Y\VOCJr> studio couch~^.th green P. S. Beautiful World's Smartest CONTINENTAL STATION WAGONS CONVERTIBLES •llpcnver, good cmvtltjon. Call Black Wagon C,\ -2-1290 MAHOflANY—Ktdpboard. chin* closet. $295 $150 61 Fonl fl-rau 5I7D1 «O Clirvy luiinln, £in,v-r ...$mi tusKlKiUSp rcfrlReralor. AH In good $795 $850 5» Plynioutll V-R 4 Dr JIOIH 59 Fora Ojlaxle ....JH91 iti sit \i\::\2 power KNArE -- Korrpd hot air, used on* SDFonl Country Squire ... I15H1 81 DuJck, lonriPd .. ym r, gui-rirpd. J'W.000 BTU. f50. 291- 5» Plymouth. ( Dr. _J«i71 67 linperial Slltoi . a ft >.T 5. CARS, INC. M O N K Y~~SA VrNO~SPKCrALsl WhlU irceiain to.» table, J.175. ULMI. spring, iittrcan, SHt.SO. Oonfdl.i tahle, JS.SO, ONLY QUALITY. IMPORTED AUTOMOBILES [; NlKlit tahle. $3.75. Klectric heater, MOUNT ENGLISH SALES CO. MOTORS ;t.'I5. rnp.ilnteil boolmasr.f, $(1.95. Four dining room chairs, J2») each. KROLL , INC. !»xl2 rue. $2-!.5i). Sxll» nig. 129.50. Also Newman Springs Road Red Bank ;• Chi'ia, ftl»«sware and brlc-a-hrac. RUS- 90 MONMOUTH ST. RED BANK 671 Broadway, Long Branch C.L'8 2S E. Front St. Shore's Fastest Growing SH 1-6000 SH 7-4500—Open Evenings b Ford Dealer On The Next Page) (More Classified Ads

'•S HOUSES FOR SALE RED BANK REGISTER APARTMENTS I COMMERCIAL RENTALS HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE VEAP.LV RE:*TAV—Men l 24— Fri»«v, Feb. 23, )%2 I SHREWSBURY OFFICE OFFERINGS: THIS IS Y6UR LIFE ^u«s«n H-M "AJ£"1«YII. BERG RUMSOHRA^lCH . J. Lester Rigby Associates, Inc. RIXI- ESTATK AGENCIES ATTEN- VETERANS MERCHANDISE JAll the ingredients of prestige liv- TION — Olll m 1-7KO. Art for Ed.- With river rigjiu. Four yean old. Dock close by. Three bed ing in * magnificmt waterfront nc 'm tw« vaeust Mtoit*, ly Kon- REALTORS ' FOR SALE No Down Payment rooms, dining room, kitchen tad bath. CUxe to faeache*. Good j setting on the lovely Navesink vaJue at $19,990, ! River can now bu yours. Red . tU,m Full Price 658 TINTON AVENUE * HOUSES FOR RENT AH Down t£d Mmtii)f Piymenli *rt SALE Bank offers an enviable uppti LAKESIDE NEW SHREWSBURY, N. J. ' Cel'ar eomblnetlpii wlnflows 'screen income environment and Colony IMjU HIS Per Hontu and glass complete). 32x14. SI.50; Remember th» old dtjuv when a deltt Builder owaed. This house has everything such is the best base- , . ... J!HS, KM; 33*21, WSO. House keeps pace with a glowing THsT BBRO AQKNCy wai & dollar *nd a boma wu a, boms Rt U assortment of luxury features that In cut you've forcotitn. let ui show board hot water heat for the winter PLUS central air conditioning LOVELY RANCH — Excellent condltioih Nicely landscaped oor- PROWN'S you tbli reallyy greag t Jour-bedrooo m borne (or the summer. . Every window is thermopane double glass, ner lot. Three bedrooms, two baths, game room, fireplace, litiB- are true keynotes of elegance. ith beatjliruliy equfpprd JI Broad 8t. BH 1-7M0 Rei Bsiik IVIDU uKUCcr RS T! ! electrically operated garage doors, underground sprinkling system dry, full dinuig room, large modern kitchen, Transferred mrair One 3V4-room apartment will be N or good ij«d living: room. 1 i THRBB rKf ~ ttPurolshi« occupancyd ani. l Samueunlurnls&edl Telcne. r IramedAgency- hot water bmehoard h (or the lawns. Four large bedrooms and 2'/i baths, all tiled and has OK'd low price of $23,900. >Jallress and spring, excellent condl- available at $175 per month as Ocianpcm Ave,, oceuiporl TlL Calb l or dial anflablanflab e attic. IncludinIi g Venetian very large, 27-foot kitchen and breakfast room with built-in re- lion 'High rhalr. crib ami TV rnnsnle, of March 1. One 41/j-room apart- LI 2-350U or U 2-3501. fimds, , and combination afumi- MATAWAN — Superbly built three-story Victorian home. Main best orfer^all after 5,J!H 1-1IS3._ ment will be available at $235 •aih *nrl doon. Vh a frigerator and freezer, plus the other usual appliances. Study, BEFRT6ElfATb!i~FOR SAI.E — Top MAN? FURNISHED AND VtWJIl- nicely ianriscsi[>i*[ 1 lot. Immeillatfl pos- street. Five master bedrooms, 35-ft. living room, dining room, MBUKU RENTALS - la til prices session t l richly paneled in walnut, set apart from the rest of'the house. f/rewr. Excellent rniMlltlon. per month as of April I. Also, nd ilzei. Ella Wiltshire Afsncy. ioiing, den, kitchen, pantry, maid's quarters, three fireplaces, full (.ej- SII 1170S Huge family fun room approximately 40x30 with a,professional a sublet efficiency can be had _*een Ave., 8ea Brlghl. " lar, good storage rooms. Suitable for large family or professional. Open seven days. Non-Vet $400 Down bar large brick wall with a complete barbecue and a second RIGS — 0x12. SW, a.nn largt alzci at $115 per month as well as on $17,500. all new bread loom. Private, sumptuous penthouse apartment lUVEttFRONT RKNTAL- — Four bed- kitchen snack bar. Could not be duplicated for Uie price. Asking 842-0549 roorna, two baths, llvinj room and Monmouth County Office We advise prompt action. $63,900, BEAUTY "—irper H*riCl*enTwneni modern kitchen, two-car Karage, }J5U (Garden State Parkway Exit 117) EATONTOWN — New three-bedroom, l'/i-bath ranch. Living $9.99. Angela, Suits-, TUtsdRy to Tlnin month. Irnmedlata occupancy. room, beautiful large pine-paneled kitchen and dining area, family riny. Irij filyliat. flft Monmouth St. IIOLBTON WA'IKIiKUltV, Itealtor, 16 FOUR TWIN-SIZED COME AND SEE West Front S^, Red Hank. HH 1-3500, room, laundry roomj plenty of storage space. Three-quarter acre, SACRIFICE — Bedroom furniture, ftray iMffEDIATE~'oCcO"pANCy"" — Tort THE BERG AGENCY Spacious rancher, appointments, including formal living room, shade trees. Low taxes. Nice area, conveniently located. $17,900. osV. modern, Ilk* new, $75, Call CA 2 FULLY AIR CONDITIONED Monmouth, slz-room home, convenient separate dining, modern kitchen, spacious 40-ft. fun room, elegant location. J100 per month.81t7-3004. Real Estate grounds. Value packed at $21,000. BEST BUY OF THE WEEK — $2,000 belpw cost. Tinton Falli. PIANO — fiumlard tiprlfilit fn goori ON-SITE PARKING "Personalized Service*1 condition. Klillnnln lif'Klnnpr or ad- itrMsoN. VNFmi^ii!KiTHityE Four-bedroom split level, 2'/2 baths, foyer entrance. Living room, .. vanced. 125(1. P. O. Itr>x 65. Bumsmi. BOOM BUNGALOW. IS CENTER ST., * OSborne 1-1000 LOOK NO FURTHER dining room, deluxe kitchen with wall oven and dishwasher, jalou- . BE LAX-A-Ciz6ir«im'o!t 'lirmsriiraiaml- COLONY HOUSE \'V KKANHlMTRd—Four-room lions?, Jersey ranch. Formal living room with fireplace; dining room, sied porch, family room, den or fifth bedroom, cellar,,two-car ard modPt. trefl rtf-monstrallnn can l><- convenient lo ichool and aloitw. Rt. #35 Middletown, NJ. h*d st Now Vork salon, f 1H5. e*Rh IN RED BANK modern kitchen, three twin-sized bedrooms, bath, recreation, base- garage, screens and storm sash. $26,500. only, Write ••A.Y." Kox 511, lied Unnl. MM, __ . Daily 9-9 Sat.-Sun. lfl-7 ment, one-car garage. Beat this for $12,800. SHadyside 1-5556 FAN'. HAVKN -- Unfurnuiied, halt L-SHAPED DEL BRIER RANCH — Boasts hot water heat, gen- AMANA y double houat. Newly ilecoratM; on hus erous sized rooms, three bedrooms, two full baths, den, full base- Excellent condlllon. I'M*. Adjacent lo the delightfully line. Five roomi. Yearly leane, I'Jb plus iitililii'S. 811 1-7O2S. HAZLET OFFICE OFFERING: ment, attractive landscaping,' Meticulous owner moving out of charming Molly Pitcher Hotel. YOU HAVE A DATE love. Beat, truly parly Amorli-an. JM- MULMDEL Three bed room« n FOUR-BEDROOM CAPE COD state. Asking $27,500. Maple encyclopedia size hookciise, nail), ; room, arlrnenls. Modernized uTi SHadyside 1-5212 COlfax 4-5212 Ktmiion. LOCUST — Part of large estate. Four room, tormar-dlnlng toom and denlflrner ALUMINUM GUTTERS PoivFilONMOUTii — Nicely furnlsFed enroomi, tlirea baths, fireplace in liv- kitchen adJolnliiR panoramic family Member Multiple Listing Service OSborne 1-2126 aparlmrnl, Mt-parntr entrance, all iitlll- •iK roum, washing machine, dryer and room. Three bedrooma, l«4. tiled batlia HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE Genuine Alroa Lirctiriio. Aluminum llrs. tmalnpss couple or adults only. efrlKcruior includcit. J^ftO montlily CITY SEWER, color or white. Slnipln Instflllallon gut- oJin I,. MtmiEii. Jtenltor. I'hune W2-3MH. 24-HOUR SERVICE ' ters and down spouts. We Install on RUMSON •hort nollce. TWO-itOOM -~ FurnllFied slmrlment, RKl) BANK — Thrcfi bedrooms, newly ONLY $17,990 SEND FOR CATALOGUE AND MAP EDNA M. NETTER IS ROSALIE AVJEtfUJI TOOWN'S 32 Drotil St. 8H_)75(X all ulllltlt'B, plenly or hot water, half dccoratnl. Vacflnt. M Linden PI. 135 Directions: Located at Wanamasaa. RANCH ANTIQUE mahogany plnenpple chei block from bus line and business cen- weekly utilitlen Included, LICENSED KEAL ESTATE BROKER ter. f>.l Wallace St., Red Bank. Take Jlwy. 35 soutli; Jtrt on Sunset $17,300 |1M: Empire mahogany c:he»l. 175; Ave.; right on Wlckepecko Dr.; left FARMS-HOMES-^INDUSTRIAL, BITES maple unfa heil, J30; Morris chair, 15. on Warden to model, 8U-0MS I'OUlfnoOMS"AOT> "BATTr-^ATr WANTED TO KENT HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOLMDEU-COLTS NECK OE rffrljerator, two-door, freewr top ties except gsa Included. |10Q month, 30 VISIT OR CALL MARLBORO-FItEEHOLD AREAS APPLBBROOK FARM — Ont-htU un lira. r..-,»n.i o«i< taue. BII_7-IOIB. Memorial Parkway, Atlantic Highlands. NOW COST — Furnlihed VvlnR quartern BH 1-1200 Pn S-2523 PH B<661 RED BANK — Etifilsh Ttidor. Center Dutcb Lans Rd., RD 1, Hirlboro corner lnt, ranch, three bedrooms, pan- TV -- AdmTrftl portable, 17', vory fy FtTifNTaHRn APARTMENT — Very Inr reUrert couple, April through 8ep ALL BUYERS NO $ hall, large living room with fireplace, P.O. Box 325 eled den. built-in TV, fireplace, an> nice snd clean. Alt modern rooms. 03 inber, Monmoutl. County area. Local full dining room wilh fireplace, dan, HO 24161 condition: alw Emeiaon 24' tal>l» mod $99 PER MONTH PAYS ALL cloned paneled porch, large kitchen, el. Phone Bl< 1-nnoi. Herbert St., UEd UanK, N. J. ererfticen. A. Jleram, 11128 8. W. Fifth Tour bedrooms, 3!i batbi. Two level dishwasher, dryer. Call 08 1-0SU. Mtnnit 44, Florida. SANDS POINT HOMES Two-bedroom brick front rani patio with barbecue pit. Many extras. RIVER PLAZA — Five-room ranch. S22.SIM. TBLKVI8ION — GE porlaMe, perfict, FunmsTraiT OLENDOI.A Masonry construction, near perfect con- Two-car garage, ?i-acre beauuiully 135: Phtlco, 913. LfimpB, tnljles. dinner OR UNFimmSHKD Jj JJIBS RMPLOYKJC — A retired home. Living room with tin dition. Exclusive location. $38,000. RED- landscap«d. Wall-to-wall carpeting In fileutenant Colonel, wife, end three cbll- SEVEN-ROOM BPUT RANCH. BELL UAB OPPORTUNITY — LbSIOtt »ar«. eODhwart. After 5, BH 1-2170. U Locust St., Bed Bank DEN AGENCY, KealtoK-Inaurors, 301 living room, dining room and hall. Attic six-year old aput level, pajMlel Iren mend turee or four-bedroom, un- l^i BATHS. TWO-CAIt OARAQK, place, family size kitchen, moder Map]* Av«., corner Bwgea PI., Red fan, aluminum door and windows. SlJkCK FRBNC1I ANOICL H1CIN COA' ONB ROOM APARTMENT - Unfur- iirntehed, year round slngla faotii*. with bath, full basement, attached g( Bank. SH 1-M00. (19,000 firm. Owner BH 1-1751. tlon room. Priced lor quick eale, —14-H. Eicellent condlllon. Original! nlahed. Call ',» or two baths. Prefer two-car garage FUBK CLOTHE3 DRYER. SH 1-1919. H3fl, aamng »8(l. 787-3«.1. en i-io«3 nd ipaca for home workshop and $16,490 rage. Tree shaded lot. $12,500 THREE-PIECE IK-lnr. room iet, excsl- RUMBON — Unturnlihed tour-room, 'Jiam" raJlo atatlon which can he ]enl condition, 1R5. Call tt.ith apartment. Available to not over ittlc or cellar tpace. Will lease. We NO DOWN PAYMENT APARTMENTS APARTMENTS APARTMENTS Bll 1-1891 two adults. Lease required, too monthly. ire looking for a pnrrannpnt home with- ALL BUYERS NO t DOWN JotinJ,. Mlmuli Reall'ir. Phone 842-38110 in (tally com muling; dlfltanca o( Boll FOR VETS ARMHTRONrT T EJtTUJlE D — Cellini Telephone Luboratoiiei nt Uolindel. We DIRECTIONS: Garden Stat© Parkway $96 PER MONTH PAYS ALL tile (The Famous I27-H1 now at " ROOMS — Heat supplied^ North ist be moved tiy June and-can move to Exit 1008 to OM Corllei Ave. (Teia- Two-bedroom Cape Cod with e: cents per tile, regular 28 cents. C AVB., Long Hranch. Kent JflS. Call mrr. Contact J. I*. Moran 101 Porry co Ga4 Station) right on Olrt Corilea • no" carry. HED BANK I.UMRER. 0 ailJ-005(. It., DOVPT, N, J. FO 1-12H or office vf. to Gully ild.. right on Gully Rd., pansion attic for two more. E, Wall Bt., Her! Bank. SH II Latin, Whlppany. TU 7-1000, ext. hich hnromps Hamilton Rd., to Bel- tablished residential street (not KATONTOWN—Unfurnlaiieil apartmenT mar Blvd. proceed to Sinclair Gas Living rnorn, lwt> hfiirocmfl, Tinnlern Station and Model Home on leit. development). Large kitchen, ti Itcheo, Tile bath, private- entrance, 'ilSTlNGS \VANTEI>~<;!lBntB Unmedl- Or Rt. 33 to Brighton Ave., right on IN LONG BRANCH'S WEST END BYTHESEA No stairs-no cares-in this ultra-modem f*f-\ MACHINERY FOR SALE teRldentlnl area, 1,-irge yard. LI M9tM). itcly available. Have ipcclflc need for Brighton Ave. to Romano Blvd. and bath, full dry basement, ccnvei sllEi) — ThTe«Tooms7baih, all lour-bedroom house or three-bertiooin left to Model Hume. ient location. $12,300. den apartment by-thesea! Beautifully spacious OLIVER 0C3 — Front enil lo.idrr, fill utilities niipplled, excrllent Incallon, IIOUIIB willi dun, nvallnlile by April 1. Imrk, fnur yean old. :io linura dlncf WKART-NEMIGTH AGKNCY, Reftllnrs. MU 1-SD31 EVENINGS PR 6-9271 3Mi rooms, including: 27-foot living room, bed*] •lit overhaul, J1.000. M2-O33Z. ntiltnblo for worklnp couple. Available March 1. 101 Rlveraide Ave., Red Bank. SH 1-2240. VETS NO $ DOWN room with adjoining dressing,room, dining arM SII 1-477,1 between «-7 p.m. COLTS NECK NON VET $500 DOWN ,OOM AND HOARD — Wanted for and fabulously-equipped G.E. kitchen, looks niRKB IIOOMB ~ Furnlnhed, private our men. Period or 10 months. Stnrt New three-bed room ranch with Four-bedroom rancher. Livin; MERCHANDISE WANTED entrance, tiln bath, sliowrr. Hfat. hnt|W*"*h J- Writ* "B.C.1* Box 811. Red n n sq. ft. living area plus two-cur „.. like a ranch—lives like a dreamt Sea It today) PIANOS and musical instruments iter lupplled. Avallnble. Bll 7-0125' * « rage. Three largo bedrooms, full alza room, large dining area, moderi wanted. JTIshest prices paid. H. Ten niter fl p.m. veekdnya. dining room, apaclous living room and kitchen, tile bath, screen pore tir. m Main St.. Lak«wood oi Fot QARAOK npnrtmenta on ratate. Adults paneled rpcr*-"-•- croft 3-21W. FURNISHED ROOMS tlrpplacn to serve hotli room a. _ „ Corner lot. Low taxes. $10; nly. First floor, ihrcf rooms, liaih, baths. Full basement with plenty of THE PERFECT APARTMENT FOR LUXURY MB WE WANTED 11 utlHlles fiirnlBh^l. 1118 per month. llgtit. Choice location on one acre lot. monthly pays all. $15,500. IIalCl» OHIENTAl. RUGS Ipcoml door innir, JDS per month, Call >8 1-0283. $31,500. • Each apartment with private outside entrant* CHINESE AND PERSIAN .... ALPINE MANOR CUSTOM BUILT FRIEDMAN GALLERIES 'UKAN GHOVB — Yearly, modern • Individually controlled G.E. air conditioning PR 4-3HS Eveninjs CA 2-7(«X unfurnished Ihrte-four room'i, bath. 490 MOTEL-HOTEL George V. Illmensee Three-bedroom home in quiet, notitli incl'*fl*»_h«at.__J08JlIaln AVP. ANTIQUES - Palnunfl. N. J.Atl»»' Roomi, winUinUr ratts. Maid lervlce. Real Estate—Mortgages residential area. Living room • G.E. Kitchen hat 12 cu. ft. refrigerator, rwfe and Xatalei purchased and appraised. 81. ilRKE-udoM apartment, fiirnlBhefl or ItCBtaurantItt . Cocktail lotin^c, Hotel with fireplace, full dining room, ov»n, exhaust fan 7-2003. Tne Hudson Bhop Inc.. till irfurnlfihrd. all utflltlpi Includrd. adults rooms,, $1$ 5 pi»p r week. Motel roums 3* Colts Nccri large kitchen, full dry basement, broad St., Shrewsbury. __ nly. Available Wnrrh 1. h!2-9SA'2. verlaoklnlkl g rivei r nndd ocean. TV, |25 HOpkini 2-3173 • Cathedral ceiling In living room and bedroom OLD FURNHUHK — Antlquea, china. INFURNlflllBD — Threw rootiu, Fill por week. Rt. 38. Highlands 871M773. ;arage. Best GI and FHA terms. lUBware. art object! and bric-a-brac itimim. rrntrally located. Call after ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — BeautlTul • Double closets In bedroom mmedlats caih for anything and ev :30. 811 7-5484, 73 Oakland St., Red LARGE FURNISHED ROOM — 47 two-family bouse, four and five-room 16,500. f«rythtng. Ruscll'l, as Kait Front Bt.. Wavcrly Pi., Hod MaiiH. apartments, separate heating units, AIR CONDITIONED • Parquet floors throughout RH 1-16B3 oak floors. Larga porches overlook- LITTLE SILVER HBA RHIQHT — Kour-rumii apartment, _. harbor. Full basement. $J4,P£M1. • Mosaic tile bathroom with colored fixtures rurnlnhpcl or iinfurnliilipii. yenrly |05 ELDERLY PERSONS BOARD Lovely one-family four-heilroora house EXCLUSIVE nuiitli iihis utllillfs, 842-0012 WAYSIDE RESIDENCE. Went Park Jtlcal rcsldenilnl auction. Corner Three-bedroom English Tudoi • Separate dressing room with vanity and hamper ' PETS AND LIVESTOCK FURNISHED—2\-i loomn, full bath and Ave., Wftyahle. Brand new htilldinR. All iot, ono acre ground. {18,000. kit chon, nil utliiLlcfl Included, gooit mr-nls, Imimlry and care. Uftta ?a& pet style Cape Cod. Living room • Built-in TV antenna and phone outlets. JkKC REOISTKR1CD — Muck miniature trnnsportntton. CO 4-6H34. wpek. Call KK 1-989.1. THE BROOK AGENCY dining room, kitchen, full bas • Completely equipped laundry rooms with dryers pomlls, male, reasonable. Call KF ' SI'NNY- RK^)I[on^^ — wnii tiichpn ment, garage. Top area (not i« 4387 alter 5 p.m. i'OVn ftOOMH and Imth. Kirst'~fInnr REALTORS Vlvate entranrii anil porch. Modern lirivllf'Kfi, KPntlornnti preferred. 63 Lo- a development). Call for aupoint • Thru-door Interviewer OOOD 1I0ME — WKTUCI! for mined llrht:, nnd hntli. excel If nt Incntlmi. All cust Ave, Iteil Bank. SH 1-1T7B aflrr 6, Rank Building ArUntlc JllEhlandfl k>r«c — THreB rooma, one- with or without kltchenete. Parking, witti 2Vi baths and hURr walk-In cedar GERMAN SlIEI'lIERU )ni|il>lc>, AKC •ar garagr, couple, no ppts, leaie, ntlll- Convenient. 811 1-1BM nft< r ^ p.m. closet. Country size kiu-hen, lull dining Immaculate three-bedroom Spl THE PERFECT LOCATION FOR FUN AND CONVEMENU " reslstered. Excpllcnl temperament. len by tenant, J70 month. Unfurnlahed Level. Science kitchen, 'ecrea- Priced to sell, OS 1-0375. hrcp rooms, ntllltlpR. one-cnr irnrg, SIKaLfiJ ROOMB ~ Clean and com- room, oversized living room, with ralseil ortable. Reasonable rates, aaraire. hearth stono fireplace. Topped off with tion room, laundry room, at DACHSHUNDS — AKC registered. pup~ fiuplr, no pcla, letup, $113 month. (lentleman preltrred. 82 Wallace 8t larsu paneled lamtly room, finished apartments • Located across the street from Atlantic Ocean at' Furnished two rooms, utllitie*. couple, SH 1-5392. two-car garaKB, full basement with tached garage. Corner Iot. Mi» pies. Female for lease. Btua service. o pptB, If-astt till Way 1M2, |K5 month, 1 prestige Ocean Ave. eddress Vory renaonabk. Bit 7-5!)f)f). workshop area. Asking j:is,(KIO THOMJ - utes from Parkway. $18,500. ['wo fiunlrthiMl, tliri-c runuiri men, SON AND KARTELL, Reallom, SH 7- • One block to cabana clubs and bathing beach right*. LAROE^iE!m!B~P6NY~foT7ai~p7lp - •nuplr, no pein, IPSSP. tfi() month mch, vato hnine, no dralors jil 5600. . Will llornln K. Byrne. Itenllor, 8 \\>»t River REAL ESTATE FOR SALE • Moments from excellent Long Branch shopping bofirrl reaaonatily, if you tiav fnclll- lid., Himiflon. R4?-Ilr»n. LOVELY CAPE COD — Three~b7d~ McGOWAN-RYAN tlel. BI1.QHW nflffr 0 |i^iJ HOUSES FOR SALE rooms. Hi baths, large living room, •'IRST KLOOK -- Two mnrTern roomi deii, kitchen, 2O'x!T. with dishwasher, 3V4 ROOMS -$135 MONTHLY • Minutes from Exit 105 of the Garden State Parkway AKC COLLIE rlTrTTrd clilhiialiuas~ y Ch. Nli-hnlna Slherlun. 24-Hour Service •H3-3851. COMMERCIAL RENTALS $14,900 PRICED TO SELL NO DOWN PAYMENT VETS Three-bedroom rancher Approximately 1120 monthly pays all. Interracial. Cat REAL ESTATE FOR RENT SPACE AVAILABLE $13,900 SH 1-8170: A. FRED MAFFEO •or 111. Inllowlnn NEW DEPART- REALTORS APARTMENTS MENTS SI SUPEHAMA Qualified vets no down, all others TURKIC BEDROOMS, large kitchen and OPTICAL a game room, low down payment. lt'« In Red Bank with seweri and 735 BROAD ST., SHREWSBURY LONO BRANCH PHARMACISTS no tax boom. BARKER SHOP Built two years ago with a bath and SHadyside 1-9333 BEAUTY SALOV a half. . T,T1AN' COMPANY BEACH AGENCY Call quickly, so you'll havsj Ui* last Member Multiple Listing Service TIVOLI GARDEN AUTOMOBILE SALGfl ROOM Inugn. CHINESE RESTAURANT Daily to 8 p.m. Asking 117,500. APARTMENTS Immediate space ntnlliblt. Sat., Sun., to 6 p.m. THOMPSON ADD BARTELL, Realtors, JUST IN TIME FOR SH 7-6600. SPRING ENJOYMENT Call II 2-3000 1400 Hwy. 35 Middletown ESTATE I.IVINO RED BANK — TOP VALUE Rambling ranch. Three bed OS 1-2727 NOW RKNTINO: .01)01! ROOM lor rent. Otntsr ot Excellent location for a professional rooms, two baths, den with fire- own. could be used RIBQ lor office Licensed Real Kslate Broker man. Lara;e home In good condition. Re. 3-4-414-5 ROOMS ipncr. Approximately 3.400 sq. fL Write ceptlon hall, largo living room with place, spacious living and dining I.onoB" Boj 511, R«d Bsnk. FOR BALE OR RENT—Two-bedroom fireplace, dining room, kitchen with Free Swimming Pool house. Interior newly decorated, new breakfast nook, den and sunporch; both rooms, family size kitchen, ver- 5TURB FOR RENT - On White 8t. •hlniles. large yard, jaraje, nice of which could be used as offlne space, anda, two-car attached garage, $135 to $225 Monthly rail your own brolior or Csll 8H I nclKtnmrnooil. Immediate occupancy Five bedrooms, 2].4 tiles baths, full base- 1100. 291-5436 after 6. ment. Two-car garage. Bewage. Owner $25,500. Including All Utilities MONWOITH BT. — Modern excellent moving—Very anxious. Drastically re- BEE MODEL APARTMENTS store, heat furnished. Available March PAIR HAVEN — Double house, sli iluced to J19.9S0, HOLSTON WATER- Ampin parklni. Call BH 1-7100. Art rooms, Iia'.a each side. Oil heat. Ai- BURY, REALTOR, 16 W. Front Bt, WESTWOOD AND HATH AVENUES •r Lillian. «ams QI mortgage. JIM monthly covers Red Bank, N. J. Member of Red Rank LONG BRANCH, N. J. all. One apartment vacant. Located Area Multiple Listing Service. SHady- HOLMDEL UITE OF OFKICIB — HEART OF CApllsl 2-2030 River IU. J20.O0O. Call SH 1-S298. side 7-3300. A 64' ranch house, corner plot RBD BANK-MIDDLETOWN AREA - nearly >/z acre, fully landscaped M0U,V~Pm;HEIt~VlLLAOE ELBERON AREA Thrco bedroom ranch, corner lot. Branch A MnoMson Ave, Spnrlous one screened porch, full cellar. |15,300. SH Three bedrooms, two tiled baths and two bedroom apartments. From SPACE AVAILABLE Well-built lwo-«tory home In establ- 7-0760. modern kitchen, living room, din- flOi up. rieax Call BH 1-Dllt. IN NEW KKPTI'NE ished neighborhood. Plaster walls. DISCOUNT PEPARTMKNT BTORB Three corner bedrooms, fireplace, pine NEW THREE-REDROOM RANCH - ing room, two-car garage. Imme- FOUR ROOMfl ~ And l>Blh. unfurl paneled kitchen, spacious screened diate occupancy. Assume 4'^% nlstied. In Lonr. Branch. Heat vupplled. CAMERA porch, steam heat, full cellsr, two- ONE MILE PROM RED BANK IN MIDDLETOWN. 10ft IXIWN. G.I. mortgage. Monthly cairying Call BH 7-1932.. HARDWARE car Enrage. Large shadei plot. Near ransportallon. Asking 521,900. ATTRACTIVBLV eiectirated and fur- CAM. LI 2-31)00. $15,600 charges $125. Blshed. T^vo rooms. Bed-ltvInK room, ENNIS-VOGEL HKALTORS kitchen. Utilities, car apace. Conveni- It pay* to advertlss In Th* Rfd Norwood Ave. ent location. 811 1-8391. artk Register I Dsa: LITTLE SILVER - Seven-room ranch. KK HMI $10,300. Call owner W. M. CA 1-8775 HIGHLANDS — Four-room housa on FRIEDLAENDER hill. Large porch with oceanic view, l(l*-al lor couple. 872-1733. • 59 BETHANY RD., HAZLET HUMSON — Five rooms, two bed CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY rooms, einanslon attic with italri snd COlfax 4-1264 flooring. Corner 100x100. Attached ca rage, full cellar, oil heat. Walk t A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR MANY NEEDS! hl and hus. Taxes 329.V nsklng ^Oij[_8l2.070ejir_SIl 7-480O. PAUL P. BOVA LIVING ROOM MONMOUTH REACH -"ThrechTdrooi Realtor - Insuror home recently renovated block from 27'O"x \Z'f Adding Machines—Typewriters Cesspool Cleaning Painting and Decorating ocean. 112.500. CA 2-7254. 2 Cook St. Highway 35 Middletown OS 1-^344 Kvenlngfl OS 1-1443 ADDING MACHINES - Typewriters REPTfr: TANKS. iiYy~~weills inrvlcen\ CAR!. B. JONES^Palntlnij and dec^ •old. rented, repaired. Serpico's 101 LcocliiiiR field mldfd- Hackhoo work. oratlnR. General conlracllnB. Fres Monmouth Bt.. Red Bank, all 7-OIM, C. H. Wilson. BH 1-1SI0, RAY STILLMAN ASSUME A MORTGAGE eitlmntes. Tall 8H 1.4313, 21 hours. YOU BAVK J J J J ESTABLISHED 43 YEARS Four-bedroom ranch, fireplace, ga Antiques Wanted Fuel Oil-Heating Public Stenographer Everything in Real Estate ra((r, lr»*p3! Two finlihed bedrooms— Old DollB, guns. Jewelry, CUt RlftSI. KUElToiL"*" HEATJNO^CliVrsir BARB SEKVICKS" wo unrinUhfd 113.9(10. furniture. Civil war bonk*. OHIO. Oil Delivery, Inc.. Service TYPINQ - Publicity: Bookkeeping MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTING Three-liptlroom ranch, extra large llv Appraisals Biles. 3 Herbert et.. Red Bsnk. made. Oilman. BH 7-1U1. Service. Mimeographing. Will plckuo STATB II1VY. 35 SHREWSBURY. ng room J12,f.l>0 • nil deliver. CA n-nsm. Tliree-fipflroojn ranch, full dry baio infnt. extra targe dpn, flrepldc?, gft- Appliance Repairs Home Improvement] SH 1-8600 , pMli). tree*, $17,11011, c»fAl Radio-Television Repair APPLIANCE REPAIU nnd Inrtalla- Ktlors, aiMltlons. pittntin r maso V A111 11A V K N — CfTpiT RANCH HOME — Charming .eltlnj;, tinn Residential and commercial wir- nil thine llt!l Aiinm Lln7mnyer :'ltl.|i:!0:' 36 onto Broadway. Turn z/iallmark Rental agent M1111)!,KT()T\'N~\^ 1 'i'.i.A family who Is no: right on Norwood Ave. Turn on premises, ice? Want ft hitler ile.il' "nil Dunn Insulalinn. ]nJ)rf('l[ll ll.f left on Brighton Ave. to Auto and Truck Rental Irt yrnt*. I'll ft-O70r>—•-'!>l-0.">1 0 fiLHciiHM living of an older house ewly Llnofln Place Red Bs.nk iTtKiv.it r.t anil <1iTOi-atril tlinni|;hniiff. SHadyslde 7-01197 Ocean Ave. Turn right 2',4 AVIS—Rent a new car Dr truck. Low Fmir l^ilromna, 1 'j ballis, gnraKc, linrn. Member Multiple Llsllnl Sr.nlce blocks to apartments. Tel.: CA 3-1266 rate* Maple Ave.. lied Bank. 811 7- Tel. Answering Service J\anch Odd Jobs linl(-n lini)ioilj;itp ptirmcHflton rnti- O308. PR (-52H. Dally 7 am—10 p.m. or MU 7.9700 f-KT ra UK your~N7rre~ta ryTNo~npeii Hell Lulu. Price 518,000. HUMSON — On Uie Navcnltik Itlver. 'flEPAiRS~0iira~N'5~E"Nf)S" in [iiUs rails. ?l hour anmveriiiR !>,*;-.S74. I,rt the wlndB blow, but your boat will I'A II N'TlNi; »e_ryici, SH 14:00 rlcln snlely In this protected walerwiy Building Contractor CRKATIVE II>HAKti i'.r.YV nAYHOND AS51ll,;f4j nil rlfilit In front of ynur houn^ where I-7M.I iMUir-hrilromii home. .mi cno Keep R wenthcrerl eys on her. kitrhrn, iiviiiK. dining, ^Apartments nilILDEll — New homes, room*~sd- Vacuum Cleaner Repair This bnmo Includes seven rooina wllli dlttons, basemeiil and nttlc ronnis. in. Alsrt (ifilsli.-il h;is.- uvo MUli.i In toil ntitcli condition, llec- kitchens, fenrage, repairs Hid altT Painting nnd DccorotlnR ELKefffoLlX™ g .-iRr, itrwcrs. flule\v.ilk.«, tinii riwini lii expospil hsseine.nt oren- atlons. Herrierl JCIcenrauch. SH l-5i'l! f"l» Hi-rvlce Kuppnes ni", j-Jl.imi. •[•en iiiiniiti-s IIMI batis. Ing onto tnrrsce, brand new dock wllb Ocean Ave. & Sternberger Ave., Long Branch, N. J. SOS Pronprrt Ave., Little Sliver. I'm Tulip. O»v HT. 7ll-r.li.'.1. S' nl menu low tide. Wliy not tn.perl RED^ANlTALiJMINtTM PROnUCTE I.O'-1S CASSAN 1'nlntTr deeorslm : prompt tmnie service or fi"e rlirrUiifi thin oflerlUE nl V-'9.M1O. OL.AZBBROOK ltor..i windows, . siding, awnlnKs. f'l" »"l", -'•' srs experience. (.1 on your Electrolux, call PR 5-0(351 or IM. PKUATlVEftpart SH 7-J8J3 or Sll 1-4828. Unpin A-.a Sll mnit. i Vail UmiifHt. $.Vt M) ppr nionih AGENCY. REALTOU. Avenue or T«n M70I after 0 p.m. BU 1-M70. nflcr J^ftO linwn. Utilities Include. 774- Rivers, numson. S42-170O. Member Mul iSSS. SH 1-1150. tlplo Llsllne. HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES TOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOB SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE RED BANK REGISTER FAMIL7 UVIKO FOS M Friday, Feb. 23, 1962-25 ESCOMES-liviii rcrari JOSEPH G. McCUE. REALTOR rpixt. Formal dialsc room. X THE LOW AGENCY RAY VAN HORN REALTORS -wtth dinlaf irei. Den witfi tMoit 10 RIDGE ROAD, ' RUMSON, N.J, OVER A QUARTER CENTURY eutt Wt!l*>w»il tiipetlnt Hrjt REALTORS • Ocwrc . Tfcre» bedroomj, I'/,I/, nihj, tflttfl i JjamAry joonj. Pyll b«j For Fast Results 842-0444 Member Multiple Listing Service meat. Built-in tu*t* Ltvittlpe 636 RIVER ROAD SH J-4477, FAIR HAVE Sxf5Uent •"•••• MM tbawu Use The THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE FOR OVER RUMSON — River right*, boat basin, V/% acres, dozens of trees, Member Multiple Listing Service WATERFRONT RANCH with "BJO" 3» YEARS EXPERIENCE «stat* area. Spacious three-year-old rancher. ' Two tiled baths rooms throughout. Deep water tc three twin bedrooms, fireplace, paneled den, laundry, enclos proMrtr. Center ball. Uvint room Register RUMSON,COLONIAL faxiS, fireplace. Dlnlar room.. Kitchen ROMSON - OLDER TWO-STORY HOME - REMODELED and porch, two-car garage. Asking $41,500. to enjoy working in, I>n with fire- MODERNIZED. Four bedrooms, I1/, baths, living and dining Located in one of Rumson's finest home colonies. Convenient iriace. Game room plus 'basement rec- Classified schools and public transportation. Stone ana frame constructs reatloa mom. Four bedroomi. 2!i rooms, modern kitchen, new heating system, wiring, plumbing HAtF ACRE AND A GROVE OF TREES - Custom-built ranche baths. Two-car gn rase. Central til •tc. Low taxes. Excellent condition. Asking $20,000. Four bedrooms, a study plus a den. Large filtered swimming pool Six large rooms, fireplace, three twin bedrooms, screened breezi conditioning. $48,EJOQ. EGAL NOTICE and bath house. Two-car garage. A real rarity la Rumson. Ask- way, garage. Top ?fiape. Only $20,900. Taxes $575. RED BASK—Convenient location LITTLE SILVER — FOR THE BOATMAN - MOOR 200 FEE ing $33,500. of Broad Strwt. Klvr-room ra NOTICK PRETTY POND AND RIVER RIGHTS-Right in Rumson. Seven LivlnK rwm with goou wall «j>ace MONMOCTH COPNTV FROM HOUSE — Three bedrooms, two tiled baths, Spacious liv RUMSON RANCH Dining room. Compact kitchen. Two ing room, log burning fireplace, dining room, mahogany paneled room colonial. Charming farm house type. Cathedral living room oedroomu. Basement rncreation room SUtKOGATE'S COL'HT Enjoy real luxury living in this spic and span home in the 'ollee to Creditors to Pretrnf den, dream kitchen, oversized two-car garage. Owner retiring- fireplace, two tiled baths, Formica kitchen, two-car garage, I /. Screecci porcli, Oarage. }\6,Wt. Claim* Against Estate Florida bound. Many extras. Wall-to-wall carpeting. ,$32,500. section of Rumson. Four bedrooms and 2Vi baths. Lovely familj acres, 40 beautiful big trees. Asking $34,900. Taxes $600. E3TATK OF ASTIUD ERIKSEK, room with a second fireplace and built-in barbecue. l(/2 acre: DECKASfcR Lawrence j. Schilling Pursuant to the. order ot KDWAKD RUMSON - LOTS OF HOUSE - ACRE PLOT - ALL SCHOOL! with many trees. Worth more than the $47,500 asking price. RUMSON AND A SPARKLING POOL size 40x20. lighted and fil REALTORS i. miOECJE, Surrogate ol th» Coun- AREA. Five bedrooms, three tiled baths, paneled den, livinj tered. French fencing. Charter oak. Frame and stone colonial IS Sprint Street Ked Bank ty of Monmouth, this day ni&de, r.a four bedrooms, nine rooms. Plot 164x158. Taxes $619. Askini SHadyildB 7-1111 the application of tlie undersigned. Ei- room, dining room, modern wall oven kitchen, two-car attachei . PEERLESS QUALITY na Agiieta Llrrinnnl, Hole. Executrix of garage, basement. 543,400. One of the finest homes we have ever had the privilege to offei $33,500. Multiple Ltstlnj Service the p*ta!o of tha »ald Ajtrld Krlksen. Builder owned. Family grown and away is the reason for to WHY WAIT _ If you wnnt (our bej deceased, notlre Is hereby given to RUMSON — TWO-STORY COLONIAL COUNTRY SETTING - ALMOST NEW SPLIT — Seven rooms, large game room, Fo rooms In a large svllt with Kftnn? roon. creditors of said dftceasod to pre- sale. This house has everything Imaginable, such as the bes and muletn kllcbtn. tfils Is It. Make a sent to the Bald Sole Executrix Uw!r Heart of estate area. Over 1% acres, many fruit trees. Five baseboard hot water heat for the winter PLUS central air coi mica kitchen, wall-to-wall carpeting, garage. Many, many extras ri-.-iaoimblo offer and aaa.imo 01 mort- claims under oalli nlUiln'alx months bedrooms, 2% baths. Center hall, living and dining rooms, sui Plot 160 feet wide, good landscaping. $19,900. Taxes $423. Bargain EitEe wllli payment* ot jm a month. from this date. ditioning for the summer, every window is thermopane doubl Call now! WAI.KEli & \VAI,KKIt, Patr.i: Kelmiary :oih, 19Q2, room, den, delightful kitchen, breakfast and laundry room, base glass, electrically operated garage doors, underground sprinklini Koaltow, Hwy SB, Hazlet. CO 4-5;i2, EI.SA AONETE UNDHABD, ment, two-car attached garage. $46,500. 804 River Road Fair Haven, N. OS l-^ut;. ojion 7 d.iys. Slato IHKhway No, 10, system for the lawns. Four large bedrooms and Vfo baths, E Morris Flairs, N. J. tiled and very large. 27-foot kitchen and breakfast room wi SHadyside 7-4100 RUMSON -- Holy Cro»., parim. Kol*' Exrcutrix FAIR HAVEN — BEST RIVER OAKS AREA — UNUSUAL BRIO built-in refrigerator and freezer, plus the other usual appliances. bedroom, 2ii-li*tti oldor liomo In ex Daniel K, Welgnnd Esq AND FRAME COLONIAL. Four bedrooms, 2>/j baths. Cente callcnt condition, with all tho latest 79 Kroad street, Study, richly paneled in walnut, set apart from the rest of th< appllanct'9, laundry room off kitchen, R*(l Hank, New Jersey hall, living room, dining room, den, kitchen, full basement, at combination aluminum fltorm a Attorney, house. Huge family fun room approximately 40x30 with a pro ALLAIRE - FARROW AGENCY screen aanli, two-car rarace, patio tached two-car garage, porch. Beautifully planted fenced-in yan fessional bar, large brick wall with a complete barbecue and i 20x30'. Urge, old ahade tree*, Home Feb. I), M«reli 3, 0, us J15.5J Access to Shrewsbury river. $35,500. comnletely redecorated. Put lt'on your second kitchen snack bar. Could not be duplicated for the prio Monmouth County'* Oldest Real Estate Firm must »co lint, |>rlc<> »23,76!>. GI.AZE- NOTICE Asking $63,900. UP.OOK AdENOY. REALTOR. Avenue * MONMOL'TH COIMT MIDDLETOWN — LOVELY BRICK AND FRAME RANCH - 199 Broad Street, Red Bank, SH 1-3450 ol Two Rivera, J'.umaon. 812-1700 Mem- SliltKOMATE*!* COURT RUSTIC AREA — Comfortable family living. Large living room ber MulUplo Listing. Notlrp to Creditors to Prtirnt PROFESSIONAL LOCATION Member Multiple Listing Service Clalmi Against Ett&Cn with fireplace; dining room, three bedrooms, tiled bath, kitchen 1 Two-story older home on River Road, Red Bank. Center hall, UNCKOFT —• Knncli, center hall, Urgi ESTATE OF JOHN 3IAO4X. DE- utility room, attached garage. Large screened flagstone porch sunny living room, fall dining room, IKASEh. Excellent area tor children. Trees, flowering shrubs, roses, eti large living room, dining room, den. Five bedrooms, 2'/4 baths WEST LONG BRANCH — Builder's own six-room ranch. Centi largo modern klttfien, three large 1ml- i'urauant la tha orAer of EDWARD Two-car garage. Reduced to $19,950. hall, 23x14 living room with fireplace, full dining room, lonj room a, family room with fireplace, two ». HKOEGE, Surrogate of tu« County Many extras. $23,850. Ulo baths, large ilry cellar, two-car cf Moninoutii, mis iiay made, on trm kitchen with breakfast area, one bedroom is pine paneled, largi jarage. Full ftcro ground. Priced ti> sell application of ih« undersigned, Irent* all tiled bath, screened porch, full cellar, garage, some of thi quick. BH 1-1*182 for Appointment. MsRgl, Sulo Executrix, of the eit&ta MEMBER RED BANK AREA MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE extras are hot water heat, plaster walls with wire lath ceiling: WN^«TeiIrar7ocat ii ui» Bald John Maggl, deceased, no- arpo fuur-ljedroom -colonial, tile tiath, Ico 1« hereby glvon lo tha creditor* plastered, steel rods in foundation walls, oversized garage. Pri© R living room, dining room, Mtclifn. if anlate4; February I5ih, 1902. EXTREMELY DESIRABLE THREE-BEDROOM RANCH-Thre 5U, Koaltora. Member Multiple Liat- IltENE MAOOT. Mernber Multiple Listing Service blocks from LITTLE SILVER school. Living room with fireplace IIK. Broad and Mecluinir. Rtfl. SH Mloo 171 Broad Street. 600 River Road, Fair Haven, N. J. NllrtJlld ail 1-0253. lted Bank, N, J. 813 RIVER ROAD separate dining room, enclosed breezeway porch, full cellar, h( JleBsra, Arnora -t Zagor, ESQ., FAIR HAVE1> . _ , APPLHBKOOK 24S Uron-1 strcot. water heat, garage, Asking $19,000. Section a — Tlirw bedrooms, Vi batha SHadyside 7-4532 SHadyside 1-7686 1 llal Dunk, N. J. 21x14 llvlnc tuam with J3 liny wlmlow Attorney.*. NO TRAFFIC HERE - LITTLE SILVER - Four attractive bee and fireplace. Dining room, kitchen ?:j. Mnrrli ?, Q, l« %\\.21 Member Multiple Listing Service SECLUDED WATERFRONT RAMBLER — Large, shaded pi with built-in counter rnnge and wall rooms (one has picture window and paneling), living room wi iven. WalMowaU carpeting Oversized with deep water mooring for large boat. Center hall layout. 25 colonial fireplace, wainscoted dining room with colonial picturf one-car garage, ratio. Well landscaped NOTICE A RARITY — Two-story colonial in convenient location features living room with massive stone fireplace; formal dining room, 175x125 corner lot on two dead «mi lovely living room, fireplace, family dining room, modem kitchen, window, large kitchen with country style pine-paneled cabinets streets. Six years old. Asking S23,9OO MONMOUTH COUNTY central air conditioning, four big bedrooms, 2^ baths, mahoganj large screened porch with excellent possibilities for conversion Call O3 1-0332. SUMIOUATEW COUBT beautiful paneled den, three bedrooms, l'/i baths, tree shaded paneled den with fireplace; paneled game room, huge basement; ^otlrp l£ baths, living room 23'xl Three-bedroom house, two baths, new heating system. This il'fci has left state, anxious to sell—$37,500. . AGUE BtTlLDINCJ I*OT $2 500 HOBERT A. RANAHAN with fireplace; formal dining room, paneled den, large eat-li excellent condition and as a BONUS the owner will throw in a 521228 WOODED LOT _ „ S3 700 7E> Valley View Terrace. kitchen, full basement, two-car garage. Lot 140x175'. Ownei IV, ACRE LOT ON* HILL ...H,*5bruivry 9, 1962 c«r- BRAND NEW ,K1TCHEN house must be seen to be appreciated. Another real buy. $17,000 IPrORTUNITY KNOCKS --Urc Very finest River Oaks location. Nice plot of ground with fins mllding plot, can be subdivided. Ound tllit'il tn the Slats Treasurer of the •orul frontage, city water, t.ulldera state ol Hew Jcmey his finding that old trees. Living room with fireplace, dining area, terrific kitch .errns. Asking SH.OOO, Roland Plersou thpro waa on January 1, 3982, ono agency, mi 1-7575. critical lnlprnliuo trannportatlon proh- MATTHEW J. GILL en. Three bedrooms, two baths. $27,900. l involvlnn New Jersey and that NAVES1NK 1ULLTOI' — Parcel ovei thla Etfectj tho States ot New York CROWELL REALTOR acrea for residential ulto ur and New Jersey. He hna thfrcforti "The Brolcer Who Knows Middietown" RIVER FRONT WITH A COMMANDING VIEW UP AND DOWr lames. Vlow of Bay and Ocean. Pel Identified the Stales ot New York and THE RIVER feet for small estate, $8,000. nOWTEL Now Jersey as "critical area Btatei" HIGHWAY 35 MIDDLETOWN LITTLE SILVER POINT RANCH - All river activities withlr AOENCY, Hwy 30, Atlantic Highland: wlthm the meaning ol tli« act Over two hundred feet of river frontage. Uniquely situated. Ha; walking distance. Four fine bedrooms, 2>/i baths, den two-cai 291-2100. Thlj finding makes the incomn tax OS 1-3200 OS 1-2917 Imposed by Uis umcritency trnnaporta- absolute privacy yet transportation is only minutes away. HOUSE garage. Practically waterfront. Best in area. Enjoy summer, LOTS — Vj and one-acre. Choice loci tlon tax act applicable for DIG entlra has excellent lines and is in fine condition. Living room with "all now. Asking $39,500. tlnni. S4,O0(l and $3,000. MATITI calendar year 1W2. Tho tax h imposed THIS WON'T ROCK THE BUDGET fireplace, dining room with fireplace, butler's pantry, kitchen, aOEKCV. lteal Kstate. Newmt upon fivcry renldent nt tlie Htatfl of ipringa ltd.. LlucroH. HH 7-22VI'. Now Joraoy ivltli r»tpvcl lo tho entlrw Beautifully maintained two-bedroom home, attractive living room powder room on first floor. Four bedrooms, two baths on second. OLD SHREWSBURY — Only $2,200 needed to assume the exisl net Inctirne dcrJvml by liiin from Maid's quarters and bath on third. Don't be afraid of the price. nourcen wlililn UJO stntu of ,%>w York lovely modern kitchen, large dinette, ceramic bath, excellent ing Wt% mortgage on this four-bedroom, two-bath home wit REAL ESTATE WANTED and upon every resident of (IIP Slnto closets, full basement, steam oil heat, oversized garage, fullji Call us and be surprised. fireplace and full basement. Excellent condition throughout. Stea ut Ncv York wltli respect tn tho en- landscaped. t at $13,900. tire net income derived by him from Priced at a low $13,900. LAND IS FAST DISAPPEARING-RUMSON IS PRACTICALLY LISTINGS WANTED toiirccs within ths BtatB of New Jer- For His Bed Bank Area «oy. SOLD OUT iWNER WANTS OFFER — Seven-room split level with iy2 bath Multiple Listing System Further Infonnatlon concerning tho and framed by a lovely wooded area on dead-end street, yet very effect o( the emergency transportation OWNERS HAVE TAKEN PRIDE When we can list five acres of the very finest Rumson land with Cam HOUSTON WATERBUR* ait act and procedure! to be fol- Meticulous split level home with a fireplace. For immediate a modern two story colonial house on it at a fair figure we know convenient to school, church and bus to Newark and New York. 18 West Front Bt,, Red Bank lowed by employers and employe!* Asking $17,700 but will accept offers from serious buyers. BH 7-3300 may bo obtained by writing to the occupancy. Charming living room, modern kitchen, large dinette, we have something special to offer. Living room, dining room, Ov»r S8.OM.000 sold by ML3 Emergency Transportation Tax Bu- three bedrooms, den or fourth bedroom, l'//ii baths,, recreation den, kitchen, bedroom and bath on first floor. Three bedroom: In *even montln reau, New Jersey Division of Taxation, , MULTIPLE LISTINGS $10,000 TO $100,000 Tenton 25, New Jersey. ro, ld y, gg 5'A%% mortgagtg g e mayy b e assumedd, at ind bath on second floor. Large screened porch. Patio. Full NOT A MEMBER OF ANY February 9, 1962 roombelow, FHlaundryA appraisa, garagel o.r qualified buyeb r may purchash e FHA onl ly lasement. Now reduced to $52,500. MULTIPLE: LUTj.va SYSTEM. JOHN A. EBIUriCK, bl FHA il SELL YOUR HOME THKOUGII $700 ddown. 41 E. FRONT ST., RED BANK SH 1-4030 Slati Treasurer ol New Jersey A real buy at $17,500 McGowan Ryan Agency 'fo3 THE DOWSTRA AGENCY led Bank QHidyalda 7-3WK1 IHDS ItECEIVRD HOUSES FOR SALE COUNTY OF MONMOrTn TALL TIMBERS REALTORS HOUSES FOR SALE 10 YOU HAVM A LOT; A HOUSE' HTATB Off NEW JEBSKY lovely % acre with trees form background in Middietown for this in A BUSINESS FOR BALE IN HUM- NOTICE Ifl HEREBY GIVEN that Member of Red Bank Area Multiple Listing RUMSON—Prime locale—Alway ON, FAIR HAVEN, LITTLE BILVKH, it!fiit;h baths, two fireplaces, largi •LEASE I'llONE US IMEDIATELY. >er and chemicals anfl mechanical 'HE miOKBR WITH 37 YBARS OV turvlces for tho photostat machine in split nil fence. 1 East Front Street Red Bank, N. J, den, attached oversized two-ca: CONTINUOUS, LOCAL EXPERIENCE ho County Clerk's Office of Monraouth Unusual buy at $18,500. *JEWLY DECORATED COLONL garage, hot water oil, V/i acres, O3BPH O. McCUK, REALTOR, -ounty, New Jersey, and opened and SH 1-8700 tIDUB RU, HUMSON. 842-Oi44 read in public on Wednesday, March XL STYLE—Four-bedroom split, $59,500. 1 OUR HOME WANTED — Why Us r, 10G2, at 2:00 p.m. at tho mcetlnc lovely section. Recreation Ith us? Wo fldvcrtlsa extensively lr 3lac8 of tho Roam in ths Kail of Rec- room, modern kitchen, large bal- RUMSON — Convenient settled tio newspapers, radio and publish t ords, Freehold, New Jersey. HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE conied living room and dining area—Colonial, four bedrooms, atalog for homo seekers. Wo are mem Compipto Bpeclficntiona nna form of WM. S. GARRISON AGENCY l >era ot tho TWIt, a national real estati bid. contract nntt bond for proposed room with wall-to-wall carpeting. \ h baths, fireplace, attached iferral service. Wo arn "Homo Tra> work li.-ivo been fllvd In tha Office RUMSON. Fourteen - vear - old l'/2 baths, plus finished paneled two-car garage, swimming pool, a" - two oKiccB, 11 full tlmo Sdic ;f tho Clerk of tho Huard of Chosen Maude P. Sparkes, Residential Sales Mgr. MIDDLETOWN 3 >asement. / of an acre corner about i/ acre. $33,500. 20P1C Call WALKER St WALKER reeinldcrs anasement, baseboard oil heat, RUMSON. Four bedrooms, two 3RAND NEW RANCH IN OAK8 West River Road Rumson all, Ituraaoi, N. J. at 8:15 P.M room with fireplace; spacious dining room, center hall, kitchen Rleht Is rpserved to reject any t>r ;wo-car attached garage. Plot, 1 baths, living room, fireplace, din- [ILL—Large living room with Phone 842-1150 eu-rmlne whether or not it will ill hid* it deemed to th* Interest of with electric range and dishwasher, 14x16 game room, 10x14 laun- ireplace. Full dining room, den rove a subdivision entitled "Map tnn County to do go ncre plus with shade trees. Ask- ing room, den, kitchen with re- cctlon One Kumson Shore EnliitOB 8ft- By Order of the Board of Choaen dry room, two-car garage, Three excellent bedrooms and two ing $37,000. frigerator and washer. Hot water, nd three bedrooms. Lar^e eat- MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTING lte Horough of Rumson, Monmouth Freeholders of tiit County of ITon. tiled baths. $28,500. oil heat. Garage. Near bus, kltchen with dishwasher. Laun- unity, New J«r*ey. Scale I"-50' mouth, cbruary 14, 2M2," Under A Santry JOSEPH C. IRWW. ocean, parochial school. $23,500. ry with dryer in the full base- Inglneera A Surveyors, Vincent J. Director, ROLAND PIERSON nent. Two full baths and two- SHOREWAY •iiflsi), Developer, (test: Thla property is located on the BOUUI Irving S. Bennett , HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE RUMSON. Waterfront. Moor boat :ar garage. Move right In. Price vpt, corner vl Rufnoon Iload and Oakei Clerk of the Board AGENCY at own dock. Living room, fire- 129,900. REALTY CO. oml ntul thft entire tract comprlnes Hall of Heeoria pproximatoly W ncrca. LINCROFT — Large corner lot. REALTOR place, dining room, cheerful kitch Freehold, N. J. en with three exposures, two bed- NEED EXTRA ROOM FOR IN- At tho llnm (inil pliico alrove men SNYDER REALTORS Three-bedroom split. Recreation 300 Half Mile Rd., Corner W State Hwy. 35 Red Bank LAWS? See this spacious split oned, all persons desiring to l)e heard room, screened eating porch, VA rooms, tiled bath on maiii floor oreoti will hi* given full opportunity. HOMrPKI. TOWN8HI* Established 1873 Newman Springs Road Bedroom, bath and family room SHadyside 1-6262 level. Has complete three-room EDMUND P. SULLIVAN, baths, attached garage. Priced apartment with private entrance Chairman, Planning Board MO.NMOUTII COINTV, Member Multiple Listing Near Garden State Parkway) with fireplace on lower level Member of •b, 2:1 • H3J MKW JERSEY for fast sale $18,900. Garage. $29,500. 125x175 lot in best residential sec Notice Ii hereby jlven that lealM ed Bank P.O. SH 1-7575 Multiple Listing Service tion. Full price $20,750. OTK K OK BIDS TO BE RECEIVED di will be received by the Township MIDDLETOWN - Four-bedroom, RED BANK — Three-bedroom ommlttea nt Hotmdel Township. N. J . MEMBER RUMSON. Compact two-story NOTICE Is hereby given thut seal " Road Maintenance Materials for 114-bath split level. 24' racrea split, 1.J4 baths, finished recrea- ABSENT OWNER'S SACRIFICE ids will bo received by the Mon- year or 190: and other work in- tion room, % acre corner lot. colonial with 20x40 concrete ulh Count/ Board of Chosen V. ,_ Identnl thereto and opened and rrnd tion room with bar and furnish- OF RED BANK —Four-bedroom split level in St. rlers at the Meeting of the Board 10% down to qualified buyer or ings. Excellent condition through- swimming pool. Living room TANLEY K. DOWNS ptihlic nt the Township Hall. ', March 7, 1062. at 2:00 o'clock act iui'1 bum! fur the prupoaed work, LINCROFT—Four-bedroom, two- BARGAIN HUNTERS key. Asking $17,900. M., far the following Hem; irepared by Otis R. 8eaman, Town- bath split level. 36' living room WEART NEMETH only $619. $33,500. SHadyside 1-1017 < \NNK1> fiOODH AND hlp Engineer, have been filed In ihn and dining area, science kitchen, Buys of the Week fflct- of «ald Engineer at 4R5 Broad- AGENCY [ember Multiple Listing Service Hwy. 35 •ay. hong Brajich, ti. J., and may &• recreation room, two-car attached 'est Keansburg . ,_.....$ 6,500 RUMSON. Three-year-old split upectfd by proepectlvB bidden dur- garage. Selling at FHA appraisal three-bedroom level. Large living room, fire- 'camore Avenue Shrewsbury Off Union Avenue) CO 4-7010 for s bin in ^ssi hoiim. Rid'lera will be fur- REALTOR place, dining room, kitclwn with tfotimoutli County Jail, Freehold, Utied with a copy of the upeclflca- of $21,000. llffwood Beach $ 8,300 New Jeney by the Engineer upon ptwper m>- 102 WEST FRONT STREET two-bedroom wall oven, dishwasher, washer UTHENTIC COLONIAL HOME UU-nwuod Hoapllnl, A Ik n wood, leu and payment for th« cost thereof, MIDDLETOWN — Lovely three- $ 9,500 and dryer, three bedrooms, two i historic Shrewsbury. Gracious Hlds must bft mad* on thi* Staniiani SHadyside 1-2240 liffwood Beach baths, additional den or fourth larm personified—a decorator's THE BOWTELL iluniiiuuili County Wplfare Home, •ropoaal Forins In the manner deslu* room, two-both custom -anch, two-bedroom 1'Tepholtl, New Jersey .tied Uierrtit as required Iiy trie aper- bedroom. Two-car garage. $33,800. ream. Center hall. Spacious liv- turn put f wpttclflcatlona and fuim of ficstlom; must b« enclosed tn italed two-car attached garage. Over 24-HOUR SERVICE liffwood Beach $11,200 AGENCY , contract and bond lor the same an acre of beautifully landscaped .g room, fireplace. TV den. For- elopes bearing the nama and m'- Member Red Bank Area three-bedroom "Real Estate in Bayshore" ( on Hit- with thp Clerk of th*; Bonnl 3» of thn bidder ane rfCifivpd and Township Committee and muit trees, a brook and panoramic akhurst—three-bedroom ..$10,000 Iwy. 3G Atlantic Highlands jirn.ipecilve bidders upon nppllca- accompanied by a. Proposal K(»r^ view. $35,000. REALTORS-INSURORS Icnen, fireplace, electric range, i. HidH must 1"KJ nmdR «n mandnnl id a certiried check made payan:* latontown—two-bedroom ..$12,000 ishwasher. Family room over- 291-2100 •,>n>pOMnl forms in the manner ileslg- J LOCATION IS THE KEYNOTE latawan—two-bedroom ...$11,200 Member of Red Bank nitini therein anil required by Hie spec- the on)IT >'f Hit Treasiiror ir, I(I ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS -- NewAlmost '/ acre in the finest resi- oking patio and secluded Rar- ifiCHtiorut; must bo fnclosrd ID (HMUMI n ot not less thin 10 *o of t.i* t ong Branch $12,400, Multiple Listing Service MIDDLETOWN — Near Riverside «*nvi'li.ifM'3 beurinn tho name und aii- nuui.t of Hip bid pxrept th.it !h* listing. Very compact. Living dential section of Shrewsbury. :n. Two artistic powder rooms. ; iit or the clirck nerd not exrecl three-bedroom drt'«.i ot the lilriders, deslgrnting the mfK) nnd ht> ilellvcrfd dt lhr> \i\?i~n room, two bedrooms, kitchen, Convenience of all one floor. Im- 35 Rumson Road Phone 842-3500 ;cond floor—three large bod- Drive, just over tho bridge, l our- fifimu <»f Ui« Md nn !ln- «mtHus*'. nil- eptune—three-bedroom ...$14,500 bedroom ranch, nice rooms, pic- to tho MonmouUi Cuumy Hoard on thrt dour ahni-e. naniod, Tt-"» dining area, enclosed screened maculate condition. Three bed- p ioms. two baths. Includes beau- y .'iril Hropos.il Forms will be ('.:-• liddlt $1500$15,000 COLONIAL — Well located. Encloseri ful wall-to-wall carpet all thru jr , h(pf» rl «[I(JII aiipllcatlcn to Iho KriRi- patio. Walking distance to Etoies rooms, l'/j baths, living room liddletown 1 1 r mi must porch, foyer, JtvlnR room with firc- e house. Two-car garage and fireplact , modern kitchen, at-p; ; ni.mlRtl by rttfic'l rlir and transportation. $13,500. with paneled dining area, kitchen three-bedroom I'lairc larce dining room, kitchen w\\\\ : i to tlie onlt-r of tii TIsi* Kti lnotT or Hi.' Towr.ihjp illnlnp area, (our large bedrooms, bath, ol house. Exceptional home- tached garage. Corner lot besli : with breakfast nook, radiant oil Low down payment and low, low :I:.T tur t' >t i'MK that: irrvM th- rl^ht tn IT ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Un- two-car garage, mil b,iif>m«nt, extra outstanding value at S45.0OO. residential area. 517,800, a.'.sume|' l:V. ) i,l 'lin tot ill (Hi u flo^u"..-1 ami HJUT heat, attached two-car garage. closing costs. lot with linune. Iota or trees, asking GI mortf.',a^e or FHA, 10% icnns.'' |f . ! !! Mhl usual type. Five-bedroom older Priced at $28,000. $18,500. GROSSINGER A HELLER, t 1( fore l',ir:ilahl;i>; l"'ri^:is»l (ormi or sjnv:. home. Two fireplaces. Large llealtors. Member Multiple Lin ting. Exceptional. my th-it tho/ will IMVI liax '.!••> :i.i. or IWi'M n war si Inn eontr-f! Bread and Mechanic Sis. EH 1-2100. 'OVER 300 CHOICE HOMES bidder la SIHT"SS(UI. In ncor^lTVo with !!. S. 40:50-3. TV-t piece of properly. Residential Nights, holidays BH 1-02M. THE MEISTRICH FOR YOUR SELECTION" SCENIC DRIVE—ALlaiUic Hiph- 1 lit tlio id,ice and rlcrighl t ti B1-O t<"t?r.-i'l to rej'.-i-t asiy «>r section. Walk to school, stores RAY STILLMAN UNITED STATES STEEL HOMEH nil hW.-t or tit wu.lvf any l:ilnriiiilt- and bus. City sewers, water. A-l Choice of over 50 floor pianj in a wide land.s. Two ranch homes, three , v.-|;(-rf> Biicli !nforin;illty M not "Our 44th Year" AGENCY variety (if tirchltrruirol styling, priced SHadyside 1-1017 bedrooms. Prime area. $28,000 rlrerii"-! to thn I in eu til ty tti» li-st Into rests of condition. Owner transferred. from 510,600 to $,i:vJ0u Ti>;vnslil;i. T!:« r!t;ht la a],,* r---. Newman Springs Road, Corner and $22,500 Call for details. f-n Fri-r!i.)MiT!i ' Asking $18,500. Hwy. 35, Shrewsbury SH 1-8600 EVERETT H. THORNS CO. 1 % Stevens Ave., New Shrewsbury TANLEY K. DOWNS Iiy onler of It Cou: ,ty nitlpa In' tl:c manner (Itslgimteij in Dealer tnaril of Cliosnn OS 1-0052 RANCH - Tlirt-j bcilrunuii. Dial OS 1-2590 Member Multiple Listing SHadyside 1-5888 . ED BANK — Effilil-rnom liouflo nc^vly [nil bas i; ment, R-irng'*, Large hirM- [ C. UUVIN-, i*y Onlf-r of tne Mayor anl Tow NEW SHREWSBURY RANCH — Tnrce llnted, wall-to-wal carpeting, largo acapeil pint,'' l5Dxi'JI. SHJiOd. I1 j p'-r :«;ior. «hlp CominlUea ot liolmttcl " I CORNERS MIDDLETOWN nuiisou bedrooms, two baths, "8" llvlng-dlnlng nodern kitchen, full Cdillar. ]nrgp fl.iH- mortgago may he ajsunu'd by Attest: N. X. snMlOOM — Home In F«lr Havtn. room, large kitchen, recreation rnom, tone n&tto, blacktop drlvp, l',£ baths, (If-d purchaier. T.BODEN AUENV Irvinjr S. Bennett JAMES U. ACKERSOX, Mayor. Three-lio'lrooiji. two-bath rancli idveitff* In Tt)« Hed RcreH. Beat rclldentlal .rea. Lovely Oil hent, electric range. Ijoc&ted netr two-car garage, lull cellar, *i acre, mild Da made Into aimrtmenta. SH 1- tnrfl-Iiiaurors, 301 Maplo Ave, cor- Clerk of tbfi Boa. DAS1RL fl. ELY. Citric reel. 136,000. 812-21T5. •nopplnf crater. SH 1-5558. 120,000. 1A 2-0279. Tl., Kcd Hank. BH 1-K*JO. Feb. -3 (Ll.&2'F«b. 23. March 3 By Geiternumn RED BANK REGISTER 26— FruUv, Ftb. 23, 1962 mayenky said oceloti rue wild SINGER Is Ocelot from Texas to Paraguay. Meyner Gets "They have been -Jetcribed as ferocious menaces," oe taliL Ex'Schoolmarm Heads WACs] A Man's "I don't think M ocetot would Prudential In any respect be • trustworthy WASHWGTON.-tAP)— Uttle D. Elsenhower tod his oppvstlei froni tbcmt 50 Iteuten'tM cufonelsf J}ne+ T?*\nrt A*) more th»n a week »go, Ll. Coli.n the four-power authority, in- of thei corpscorpi. (T(Thhe director 'noves! MJffl&l V riVIlll. -or welcome addition to the bor- ough. It'i hard to Imagine one Board Post Emily Carls Gorman was an <„-cluding Soviet Marshal Oeorgi up to full colonel rank while in i PARAMUS (AP) — Pixie the as a pet." TRENTON (AP) - The ap- gchoolmarm planning on retiring Zhukov. ' ' office.)' ocelot has taken pen In paw in Not »o, say the Schroedcrs, from the Women's Army Corps Col. Gorman was among the Wide Experience defense of a colleague. pointment of former Gov. Robert and gojng back to college. pioneers in today's WAC organi- She had wide experience of 804 Arbor Rd. Pixie, for ex- B. Meyner as a public director Then the plans were changed. It can not be helped if I have ample, Is completely domesti- zation. She joined up in July the WACs, especially in training] spo(s and s|ri e „ Mld (h_ 4. of the Prudential Insurance Co., She was tapped to become the 1942. flnnd personnerM»r\y ( Io lb f , and training. At School and (or Io years> f0I ,wo tial executive. But he went inti Tokyo. Presently she is assistant chief. but we mind our own bus'ness. NEW SHREWSBURY - "Ex- years was employed in person- We love our masters if they are private law practice when he left When Ihe- end of fighting ininel placement work and servedJForeipn Military Training Divi- periments in Chemistry" will be deserving." Ihe subject of the science- lecture office Jan. 16. WorlrJ War II came, she was oniwith the Oswego, N. Y., Oflice ofision. in Ihe office of ^rmy dep- "Just a few things to help clean up my room!" executive secretary for the i!lied|civil Defense, jul.y chief nf staff for mliutry The letter was addressed lo to be presented tomorrow at 10 Meyner's appointment takes ef- control authority — and heard: j |, ] = :Opsrations. This accounts .fir her the Little Ferry Board of a.m. at the Sycamore School. fect April 4. He will succeed Dr. Has s)ie ever w s er sn were Health. The board had denied Royal A. Schaaf, whose six-yea the talks between Gen. Dwight , i school? jlr'P l0 Viel Nam, .where US. Dr. Albert Goldstein, a local back at lP acn ng a renucst by Edward I>al_lcl term expires in April. . _ .,. , pcrsonnt-l are aidm; ;n the resident, will lecture. He is a the co]oneI X( army of 235. Franklin St., IJttl* -LEGAL NOTICE ., , .j Iraininc nf South Viet Nam's chemist at the Catalin Corp., Dr. Schaaf, retired medical di A Different World some d when ram(ap busi Ferry, to have an ocelot ness becomes especially frc-nzied • growing army. Fords. rector of Presbyterian Hospita XOTicr or nm.ic IIEAMNO shinned (o his home. By JAMES MARLOW In his farewell address in 1798 She had been making p.ans to Invaluithle Background Dr. Goldstein will demonstrate and a former president of the Take notice thfit Hie Plannlne When the Issue came up at a how oxidation is related to life Washington warned his country- o^f the. To«msh1_ p orr _M Matsos.il . Hul- l retire from the army »nd so to Her tcacliinc career pmviriedj New Jersey Medical Society, will WASHINGTON (AP) - The rrh M.rrli, 1M:' recent meeting of Ihe Little processes. world today — or maybe just men against getting tangled up p.M.'"«t "?iie Municipal iiuiHin.. 1471 a school (prohablv litre in Wash- an invaluable hackcround for herl be 79 in March. Weintraub said _ .. * a • . __h if.i__.H a.h>ll nftn. I * 1 " I Ferry Board of Health, Mayor with Europeans. He said: Lower ington) to get » doctorate This program is designed for it is his policy not to appoin some of the people in it — would I work in the WACs. Col. G>rman! Fred Heinige asked: "Why, by interweaving our nf preliminary entKllvlrtior, r,l,,t of t.o- says. And schooling is nart of fifth and sixth graders. persons over 70 as public di confuse even George Washington lit (. Sons, Inc. located on IJrtyn Rnsd. But, unknown to her, her plans "What in heaven's name Is It is the latest in the series destiny with that of any part of Cnunrlt «.. Line R/ud. and V«n Brack- armv life, she adds, saying that rectors. This nation, celebrating the wprr? being. rewritten. Tli? pres- an occl.i?" Europe, entangle our peace and le Rt*/1. Lots. 5. 6. 7, and », blocK 'army officers always ire either of lectures and demonstrations 230th anniversary of his birth II Matavan. N. J. "laid ni«p le onent WAC commander, Col Mary Board president John Pod- by residents of the community "As a member of Prudential's prosperity in the toils of Euro- file In (he office of the Township Clerk Louise M. Rasmuson. will leaveiRoin|» to school or teaching honored him yesterdayfor many and la avs.lia.le for puHIr Inspection with specialized knowledge which board. Dr. Schaaf has always pean ambitions rivalship, in> the directorship, effective Augjsoincborlv." things while still acclaiming an at said offlte, and In Ihe offlee of (he they are sharing with school chil- taken an active interest in the terest, humour, or caprice?" (ecretarr of 'he- Malawan To»n»nlp 1. The army began checking! Co]. Carman Is a native of P11-lor of arts degree from Cornell event which this week demon- ritnnlna Board. University, did graduate work in dren. affairs of the company and hasstrated both his forsight and his Greatest Protection . Mntswa" Township PlH-Hiiiis: Board records. They pointed to Emilyilaski. N. Y., born there on Anril admirably fulfilled a position d By: EUGENIE A. PIZZI. Bee. Gorman as the logical choice'!), 1909. She received her V>?che-English and education at Syra- lack of it. This made sense then when it cuse University and the Univer-i It pays to advertise in The great public trust," Weintraub Fell. 3« M-» This was Tuesday's triple orbit took weeks to sail to Europe and sity ot Rochester. Register.—Advertisement. said. -LEGAL NOTICE- -LEGAL NOTICE -LEGAL NOTICE of the earth by astronaut John the Atlantic Ocean was America's greatest protection against Euro- LEGAL NOTICE H. Glenn Jr., who, by traveling 1MJ -LEGAL NOTICE EGAL NOTICE- pean attack. I.OCAI. MUMCIPAL BtllCIKT 81,000 miles in a few hours, Loot •od««t "» !)•» TmntbJv •( mrllmo, Countj ot Moomouth, loi (ha fiscal >f»r 1SB2. Arjoronrlsted1 Expended 1961 showed how much closer the It made sonse, loo, to other Total Americans for more than a for 1961 By for 1961 As nations are than they were in It ts hereby eeiUflsd thst ins burlsjst ar.ne.ed heiftthire.to ntndi hereby madm»ne aK part lifreoli're t 1« i trui copy of tile hundred years in which they took h Sh rt f Kh 1962 Emergency Modified By Paid Washington's time. butIret approved bv resolution ot the lovernlnj body on the Sth ^JJsill- • - , Middle, nd.. llad-t. N. J. Falerlei and Wagea _; _ 7o.no in praising Glenn but Premier out of European alliances. Other Eipensfcj ill,00 COlfax 4-^2Jo It is Jtereo'' certified that the buiieet anne.M hereto , d hereby mul* » pjrt hereof li in «act ropy o» Industrial Commission Khrushchev, in a congratulatory But after two world wars — n ar« correct and thai all ilaUrnsnts Salaries and,Wagea 500.M 600.00 ND.Ofl 500.00 thUwe orlalniorltlna.1l onn filfile.e wit«IOhi hthee e.lerk ot the novernlnt body, thst sll addlllom 2,«O0.0O 1.500.04 note to President Kennedy, sug- and the development of planes oontalned h«raln ara In proof. Other Expenses t.ooooo 8,3nn.ro .1OBKPH 3 KEAMAN rteglslered Municipal Accountant Insurance gested America and Russia poo and missiles which made the Workmen's Compensation Insurance 4.600,00 4.5OU.B) 4.100.00 CarufUo b> ma Uila Wi day or February, lMf. iVW Market HI . Perm Amboy. ts. 3. 13,000.00 their resources to conquer space Atlantic look net larger than a Hlllcrest 2-.G2Q Other insurance 13,000,00 13,000.00 11,176.21 PUBLIC SAFETY: Thinks of Future ditch and Europe" right next door -'ire — Washington's advice was found 1,0-AI, BUDOET SOTICE • Other Expenses: Kennedy, full of pride in the ______— — Fire Hydrant Service 6,000.00 »,000.00 d.OOO.OO J50.00 astronaut but also thinking of the to be out of date. Miscellaneous Other Eapetne.a 7S0.no 800.00 .500.00 7,SflO.0O "uturc, reminding Khrushchev he Local Budget of the Township of Raritan. County nt Monmouth, for Ihla IIHCAI year 11)62. At' lo Volunteer Klre Companies 9.000.00 1900.00 7.SW.00 He might be astonished, if he BE IT KESOTjVEP, that the follOKins; statements ol revenues ard appropriations shall constitute Ihe local Pi>lire 23,1SO.OO 22.S44.47 had proposed co-operation in. the were alive today, to find the budlet for the year 1M2, Hamrlei nn- 23, 1993. • . • • • " Miscellaneous Olher Expenses . -6.700,00 3,000.00 3,000.00 2.747.81) mote, isolated and safe in his The lovernlni body ef the Township ot narltan doei hereby approve the tollowinj is tilt budiet for (he First Aid organization—Contribution 4.500,00 3,500.00 3.MO.0O 3,JOO.0O bringing it about. (ime, now not only a member of fear 1M2. Municipal Court 2,850.00 2SW.00 J.SM.OO But, while Khrushchev v the United Nations but in alli- BLANDA ... Salaries and Wa_es 7^000.00 500.00 38-06 OLINBKY Other Expenses ... SOO.OQ 500.00 saying nice things to Kennedy ances around the world. RECORDED VOTE Ayes; BRADY Nayll NONE , Inspection or Bulidlnca 1,200.00 1.200.00 Salaries Anil Wages l.WO-00 1,300.00 out of one side of his mouth, and S00O3 ' .500.00 ]f>s.:o It was either line up with LBSNOS Other Expenses 300.00 never mentioning Washington, Notloa ta hereby _tv«n thit the budget and tax resolution was approved by the. Township Coramlttee of the Inspection of Plumbing allies or watch communism take l Salaries and Wafea 1,500.00 t,2Ou.0_ his newspaper Izvestia was prais- Township of R*r!la_, County ol ilonnjouth, on February 8, 1962, . ,300.00 over the rest of the earth. So on A hearing; on Ui« budget and ta_ reaolutlon will he. held at Township Hall, on March _. 16^2. kt S:1M> o'clock Olher Expenses _ 300.00 ing Washington and denouncing Civil Defense and Disaster Control 183.(0 this point — the belief that Amer- (P«>, a: which time -nd pi»c» objections to sajd budget and tai resolution tor.tha yaar 1M1 may be presented Other Expenses (.200.00 SM.OO America's "rulers." »» taxpayara or other Intereated persons. STP.KETS AND ROADS: ica would remain isolated — Ko-irl Repairs and Maintenance The newspaper said "the facts Washington lacked foresight. EXFL-lKATOnV RTATEMEM Salaries and Wales SJ.Mo.OO MdOODO M.6O0OO 32,(99.33 Other Expenses _ 131,700.00 UB,5O0.0O S8,ni.2» show that the current rulers of al'MMABY or CIJRJIRNT FUND SECTION Or BUDOET Construction. Reconstruction. Repairs iinov the United States have trampled Suspicious about entangle- 1 and Maintenance with state Aid ments. There was a lot of soul- " ', ' ' Year 1352 Year 1S.1 by Formula 4.M0.00 4,500 00 (.joo.orj 4,509.00 the great heritage of the founder O-N-TtAL APPROPrOATlONS FOR: Slr.-rt Llshtlnc of independent American govern- searching this country before it 1. Municipal Purposes - — • SO4.J4-.OO «O.17M7 Otlier Expenses „ 22,000.00 22,000.00 19,000.00 15,993.73 became allied at all. HEALTH AND WELFARE; ment. Bale" on "Estimated 81 reteent ot Ta_ Oollscllona ~.~ 18-'.34I.«7 -03.01(1 so Boi'd or Health "America today i5 the strong- But suspicion of making deals Salaries anil Wanes . — 3.150.00 3,150.00 j.ooo.no 4. TOTAL OENEUAL APPnoPRIATlONS .._ , -.., -'• .85J.SW.41 6:3..1V: Other Expenses .. S.BM.0O :.uo.» 2.SOO.0O 2.280.37 hold of warmongers, war andwith Russia has never subsided. ,ft. LES8: Anllclpaled Revenuss Olher Than Current Prop- Eervkes of Visltlnjr Nurse—Contractual... 2,750.00 3,00000 2.300.00 2.3OO.0O colonialism." Nothing illustrates this better erlv Tex (Le. Surplus. Miscellaneous Revenue Administration or Public Assistance 2,300.00 and Receipts (rom DeHnquenl Ta-es) _ -. 137.916 00 402.HA.00 SsUrlrs « Wsjes 180.00 - 750.00 ' 150.00 But if Washington wer. Presi- than the Kennedy-Khrushchev Public Assittance proposals about cooperation in (. DIFMRENCE: Amount to he Raised ov Taasa lor 'State Aid Aereement) l.WO.m 3.000O0 3.750.00 3,500.00 dent today — judging from his Support of Hunlclpal Budget (aa fol* Aid to Hospitals 500.00 500.00 500.00 final advice to America — he'dspace. No such co-operation is lows i: RECREATION AND EDUCATION show a lot less responsiveness anywhere in sight. tai Local Tax for Municipal Purposea Fari,s and Plaj-erounds Including Ritnvt tor irnoollecteS Sali-rles and Wa_es . 1,7000(1 than Kennedy to Khrushchev's The United States and Russia, Taies ; ,..219,543.47 221.070.27 Other Expenses 23,200.00 17.10009 ilnintenance. o( F.ee Public Library proposal to collaborate on over- because of their suspicion of each SalHgtes and Wa_es 2.50O.O0 750 00 750.00 750.00 coming space. other, so far not only haven't Other Expenses 2.730.00 2.324.41 J, 324.47 754.01 RTJMHARV OF 1M1 APPROPRIATIONS EXPtAKATION Or APPBOrRIATIONS FOR Sluintenance of Free Public Library been able to co-operate In space EXPENDED AM) CAKCEIXED "OTHER EXPENSES" (State Aid R.S. J8:24A> 120.57 but still haven't been able to General The amounts appropriated under the title of "Other TOTAL OPERATIONS Uttm aiAl ) .483,920.57 35I.174.J7 55,387.74 agree on how to co-operate on Budget Expenses" are lor operating costs other than "Salaries (B> Contingent 3,000.43 2,000.00 i.sn.es 122.35 Synagogue earth. Butgat Approprlaliona—AtoptaAppropinatpadd Budget I1I.7U.2T anrf.Waiea" Budget AppropriatioAppropriationn s Added by Borne of the Hems Included In "Olher Ex-penaes" are: TOTAL OPERATIONS ChapteCht r 155. PX. 1MI Material, auppitea and nnnhondsble equipment. INCLUDING CONTINGENT (M.J31.no M4,174,4t 354,17(17 298,654,-.8 Repairs and maintenance of buildings, equipment, Youth Parley BOOK FAIR SET TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS . _.-. roads ctu. Detail: Contractual services for garbage and trash removal, BELFORD — The program at BDlT fire hydrant service, aid to volunteer fire com* Salaries and. Wage. 149,!7V0O n.wo.oo 9S.«00.00 K,7_1,3O 5.8SS.70 the Parent-fcacher Association p_n;es, etc. Other Expenses * Scheduled Falll or Charged. . .„._ _. IM.ilS 31 SM.e74.4T 20i.933.0S 49.641,33 Printing and advertising, utility services, msurancf (Including Contlngenti 317,54«.oo' 255.874 4T RUMSON — Congregation meeting March 5 will be Safety Reserved .._.__ _.... M.T39 BJ and many other Items essential lo the service ren- and Civil Defense, The book /air TOTAL EXPENDITOIUU AND ~ dered by municipal government. Bnai Israel's Youth Group will UStXPrNDED BAiJlNCU OANCJEUXD US.JIS JT (C) Capital Improvements lay host this week-end to a will be held in the school, Church Capital Improvement Fund ,„ ... 15,000.00 ls.onopo 15,000 Ml St, March 5, 6, and 7 from 9 a.m. Aoad Construction and Reconstruction onvention of teen-agers affili- with Stale Aid _ .... J.000.M 1,500.00 B.SOOW) .ted with the United Synagogue until 3 p.m. Girl Scout Troops 39 A comparison of the animated DO Tax Uvr with tha Actual 1M1 tai levy follows: and 3 89 are ng cookie, for T0T.AL CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS 17,000.00 21,800.00 21,(00.0. 'outh of Northern New Jersey.! . 1992 1183 the kindergarten cake sales. Estimate. 1M1 Actual Increase estimated Delegates from Toms River, Tan Le»y Tax L«vy (Decrease) Tai Rale (Dl Municipal Debt Sen-lea ILakewood, Long Branch, Asbury l»«al ICboOl -.-..- ...,.___.___ .-Jl.lH.MB.OO S 9I5.SI3.1J 1S9,3O_.M ll.a.1) Interest |»l,«S7.Sa Tin by Michael A. Petti, M.D. (E> IseJerre- Ch_rgea and Stmlutorr In addition to conducting the Expen-ltures_-Mtuilcip%l Sabbath services, the teen-agers CAN X-RAYS BE USE P TO - ••-•.• •<• .• • Tha above estimated tax rate la based on the current true value assessments in UtB Township. (1) DETERRED CUAROES: ., •. will devote the week-end to study IPENTIFy PEOPLE 1 ' WOUJd be that the tax on a home assessed at 110,000.00 weuld be approximately $274.00. Emergency Aulnorlsstlons „ • Sl.200,00- ! ".'.^V- • »i,_oo.oo 11,300.00 -mergency Authorizations on the theme prepared by Kabbi (TtB. 40A: 4.5) Tax Map, Etc. . . 10,000. (Kt1 10,OOU.OO ;. '. ; •; iaooo.w 10,000,00 CCRBEM HIND—ANTIClfATEO BEVC.VtES 1961 Kxempt'ons Allowed in 1M1 u'lbcrt S. Rosenthal entitled, pe' Chapter 9. P.I. 1961 .._ t.OM.U "Messianic Idea in Judaism." Realised (2i BTATUrOHY EXPENDITUrtES: GENERAL REVINUEI Anticipated In cash Tonight's sermonette will be In 1M1 Contribution to: 1W3 1981 Public Employees' Retirement Bystem_ loom SOO 00 800.09 preached by Maxin. McLean, L -omtoj AatlctgtUi - ; . ,..22S,0(».(IO 215,(100.00 215.O00.on Social Security system (O.A.8.I.) I.7O0.4J J.S0O.O0 J.5M.00 7,070.1« president of Bnai Israel Youth. t. 'Mla-t-Uaaeeus RM-esmes: , . TOTAL nEfERREtl CHARQES AND Members of the various chap- Licenses: STATUTORY EXPENDITURES- Alcoholic -averages _ sjioo.oo B.otm.oo 9.01(1.0(1 MUNICIPAL li.e-l.OO 44.SOO.M 44.500,00 43.370.1S 1.329.84 ters, under the direction of Paul otaer —...... _.„.__...... _...... __.,. ;..... 6,000.00 ..400.00 7.699.-.'6 Fees and Permits: • • Roman and Mark Scharff, will Building S.01XUI0 «.O)H1.(IO .Vlal.OII conduct the services tonight and Olher „.....„.: „.„.._._.._ ; ...... 2,000.00 ioW.OO 2.05-'00 (Hi Total fleneral Appropriallrai lor Fines' 0 Municipal Purposes tomorrow. Mr. and Mrs. Chiam Municipal Court ,,. „.,_ , , AolMI.OO 7.OW.0O (Hems S (A) In (G), inel-slrlt) ... ..-KSK.no I2o.nj.47 130,174.11 3S3.434.5t (6,739.93 Stale Road Aid, Formula Fund , 3.24S.OO 3.U4J.no (1,3.16.011 jSocher will teach Israeli and State iiosrf Aid, Construction Fund ...... 4.500.06 j Jewish folk dances. State Library Aid (R.S. 18i!4AI _..., _.....•. ., VO.XI i-B.ai (Li Mir,Toial n.aerai Appraprlallom Interest and Costa en Tsxes 3,500.00 .l.VM.Ort (Iterns (HI and, tKl ) 504.242.00 4S0.11U7 86,739.9;; Tomorrow nigfil, (ho groups Bus Receipts Taxes 6JB.43 1,000.00 will hold a dance in the social franchise Taxes _..- 811,000.00 oS.OOO.OIl i Reserve lor ..collected Ta»i ...... 7i3m47 303.040. SO Gross Receipts Taxes : ,. M,000.00 32,0(10.00 71.O07.O1 hall. The final activity of the State Aid—Highway Lighting _... , „,._.._ 400.00 400.00 7Ss'piii». Total, aeneral Appropriations „.. ..~6J775IK147 Interest on Investments ..~ .(.. _._,__.... :. 4,000:00 convention will he a Sunday morn- ing brunch followed hy work- TOTAL MISCELLANEOUS REVENUES .....:_ ..:. - — .Ji-^l-.Olf "' VES. AM X-RAY OF V0UR shops in various aspects of club HANP CAN BE AS DISTINC- DEDICATION BV niDEB— R.B. 40A: 4-39 "The dedicated revenues antlclnsted diirlns; Ihe year 1SX5.' Irom -— —— *^ •_*••••—••• —_—. > -»—— __ _ v Jfe» S3 , -l>n » ,'U*' _ IS** U* »_ 1 _._LL Vll 1D»TTII_IS7» _lpiii.||>rii,.i_, •••!. ,T_'-I II.^V •*'-,,» work. 4. Rftopjlpii Irom Delinquent Taies _ 70.000.00 53,000.00 l>o( Licenses are hereby anticipated as revenue and sre hereby appropriated (or the purposes to which s.id TIVE AS YOUR revenue n dedicated by alatute or otlier leial rtiniHeroent." FINGERPRINTS FOR 0. Sub-Total General naveauek (Items 1, 9, 3 and 4) 402,111 Oq When Europeans arrived in IDENTIFICATION, 1. Amount to be Raised by Taifla lor Support ol APPrON'DIX TO BUDGET STATEMENT Monlrlp.l Bu.trt: Australia, about 300,000 aborig- Health Capiules gives helpful information. (Si Local Tax for Mu.ilrips.1 Purpose* Including Reserve It is not intended to be of s ditgnoitie nature. for I'ncollected" Taxes 21B.84B.47 3:1.07(1. V CURRENT FUNtl BALANCE SHEET DEC. II, 1MI COMPARATIVE STATEMENT Or CURRENT ITNU ines inhabited the continent. ASSETS OPERATIOAS AM) tHAXJE IN CURRENT SURPLUS Totsl Amnunt to be Raised by Taxes for Support Cash and Investments . YEAR 1M1 YKAR I960 of Municipal Budget 31S.6I9.47 .21.(110.37 3tS.oim,_l 4)7.634. ST 8ts.li, Road Aid Allotment* Receivable .Y277.53 •Surplus Balance January 1st -W.70* IS SPS.S00.66 T, Total General Revenues . Receivables with Offsetting Reserves: CURRENT REVENUE Taxes Heceivalile 11-8IA.4, ON A CASH BASIS: Tax Tite Liens Receivable .. 25,333.9! Current Taxes HOT-: The amounts opposite which an » has been placed In the far culumn to ine rial}! reureicnt stale AM rnr Property Acquired by Tax Title —' •iFercpnUgr mllrctfil: Lien Liquidation . K fV>f> On I9rti Wi. 1D60 91%" Roads allotted, and held m cash by the Stste. or in part received in 1981 snd. in part held in cash by M.SiiO 75 60.417 S3 (he State. Other tlrcelvablei .. 6,124.27 Deferred Chargr! Required to bo tn Othfr R.Vrnur nnt. Aiir.itloni IBS. Bmlcel • _.. ... t6,(_(l.&2 to In_onir ....,., -.-- I$...P:.._I lfiH. til _>. 41 CURRENT rl!M>—APPROPRIATIONS Deferred Charges Required fo he In 1,996,703.11 1.74I.-18fi.__L Budgets Subsequent to 1M2 ... in, .F.metgvncy' Modified By Paid TAX RBQiTlREMENTS: (or 1042 r 1W1 Resolution All Transfers, or Charted Reserv Munlclpnl Appioiuiatlons 420.174.47 iis.c.a.m (. GENERAL A.rritOFlUATlO.'IS School IATE^S iIncluding MABIMTIES. RESERVES AND SlnPllS Locil and' _.cc><>na]i 91S.'.Mu.l2 7* I.JS7.6- (A) Operations Cash LuhllUI'.i -. 7fl.337.m Counly (axes i Including GENERAL GOV-RNMONT: neiervee for Reeelvuhlrs ..154.-tS.63 Artilorl Trix Amnimtji 216.S77.O.J Administrate*, and K.ecutlvt Surplus 373.605.27 Other Kxpfntlimrrs anii ftslsrles and Wages Il-tluMlon.i Frnni Incomo 6.1Vi.'-'7 4..1J Other E-pensps: Till'AI, I.1AHII.IT1KS. nESKRVEB Printing and Advertising , I,OIIO.IIO S 000.00 l.Oflj ll'i TOTAI. KXPKNOITl.riKS AND J.BM 02 AN!* ei;nri,Ls .fi^JHiV.fil 1.4US.SSI.76 Miscellaneous Otlier Expense ... I.SOO.OO 4,000.00 _,3so.:i 1 «W.7« TAX REQUIREMENTS Flt.snclal Administration Stl. rles and Wages •oooo iisi.nn mono LI\«!i In h» Othe E-penar? .„ (.500.00 4.000.00 4.MXUW : Assessment of Taxes Prtiont TSJ I,«-v\ l npslri -w(liS_[_- bv Piiturr Tnn Salaries ami Waxes RW0 no MM,Ml :;s r>,i I.ee«: Scliool Ta' Deferred . Other Exp.-naes _ 1.900,00 77(87 1.121 r.j TOI'AL Mi.ll siTKIl Collection n( Tsxrs ,,. Inehnle!! u< Abon BXPENIHTI'llKR 1S|1 Hslarlps rtnit Wages . . 12,1100 (VI ii iwu.no IUI!(VI I'M (Ml "Casb Unbllllies" TAX r.EQlIREMBNlS Other Expenses . 1.700.0(1 i.iw m l.OS.'.OO 7JT. ID - LlquldaHon of Tax Title Liens sn^ Foreclosed Proiierly (lURPl.l'P B.M.ANLT. Other Expenses _..... 1,000 OO DECEMBETl 51SJ1 Legal Services and Costs Other Expenses: Codification 01 Ordlns'u-fi "L'se nearest §\en peri;cnl.i_e. Miscellaneous Other Kii'i-nsrs 1 j S<¥i) cc,-,,ihrr 31 3,.'.605.21 .vronoo «,:sr.9i 13. tin Current Surplus Amlcipatod by the NBC Opera Company Sunday, Feb, 25, In a two-hour Plan.llng Board In 1962 Buditi Salaries and Wages „ 7.VI on mm ono.m color production on NBC-TV, Blind King Archlbaldo (played by Other JE-penses J.75O.M loird of Adjustment 30O(Xl 300.00 SURP_L'8 BAL/..NCK REMAIN'INO _ 7n7.f« 17 Toul) suspects his daughter-in-law (Miss Curtln) of an affair p«.larl«k and Wages _, l.itniyi tMoon with Prlne- Avito (PorretU). Other JCapenK* , "m.oo 300 00 xn.m sj.36.5: STEVE ROPER By SAUNDERS and OVERCARD STEVE ROPER fly SAVHDER& and OVERCARD -. i wn ~rcn»w m I-..M -• WWEVE8. 1 SO WHAT HAD 10 MAYBE, CHUCK/'•« THE TftAH! TOO SAD ABOUTX** r sooty TO BE swooTiws ^ PICTLWES BEFOK, mtami 1 se OWE/ I WILL ACCEPT THE TaDSA!. \0THESKA«S HAYBE SHfS at HISS THIS \WC0i MIKE t*3M«! 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THE RYATTS By CAL ALLEY I'M MAD AT IM AMD TOLD /A10THER.'iHAT5NOT FAIR.' HIM.gtn-pEflMITEL JM WAITWGfORA CALL.: WMKV,IETS N0T7DPHOMEME.'. FIX THAT SQUEAK INWJJR TRICYCLE NOTICE • > RED BANK REGISTER LEG/IL NOTICE -LEGAL NOTICE- • LEGAL NOTIC^- « 1XGAL NOTICE- -LEGAL NtmC 28-Friday, FA. 23, 1962 z«n F-» to tht Wtnterty dentinJ 2OTJ« B-2; thtns* (ft) Eoutb- Htfift^ SMA; t&eau fi) ID % wtKtt AXD *™Dtstrlct fiT tla Tonrublp of of Election t^ftrlet Ho, 13; Irenes WenttrlJ' *WJS tie Nr>rtittriy botjcdB.rj itztctiaa aloof tba center ilae of Fvt>l& it it tht EitmenUiy r T« V* Knows As Tim lav at K-uIderriife.1 2/jne B-1 &M tbe : woncE tOWXStOT Hlf BOtMDZL» V. i. WIht JPk tiont tht Souther}/ bmndiry lint E1XCT10N Sd internets ttte cest*r Uat of BEOlNNlNNO it tiw Intersection «f thence mi JBMierjy along: Park Ave- Vy 35, and Oie Kaaierly bousdary of County ot MODTOQUU, _ Una at Eeekxnan Place iM the cent*; JeyJefsey, , wilwill met** at the p)«xt5 iierein- NOZICB Seventh Avenu* witi h th* fcoundtry line nue to tht United flute• Government Election J >t at rl ct No. 12 to lh» (>oittt oi Jersey, wiJI meet at th* iftscci Mr line ot Beekracn Fiaxe extended VJ Holland Road; of the Borough of Atlantic Highlands property; thence <9) Southeasterly aZter designated oa or IUDDJUETOWN, jr. J. place of Beginning. fetter acsign&it-d on its ioteriectlon wHb tbe easterly boun- Thence (1) -& • —--• .--«»,.-- *nd rnrmlng «ienc« (l> southerly and along tht United States Government dary line ol ths Boroueb ol R?d Back TUESDAY, \t, tion aiong the center line of HoUunS Hotlc* I* terebr given utt thj Dl»- Property ta the Navy Railroad; thence The polling place for thft Eighteenth TUESDAY, APIUL. 17, IMJ Westerly along the boundary of JJiec- Election District win he Fulrvlew ttva tii* Hours of 7:00 «. ta. and thence (3) In a general northerly direc- betweea ta« bouri of 7:00 a- m. and Itoad to *tt tnterB«ctlon with th« c«n- trtclBoardBot Electloa and R«»Utry iton Dfitrlct No. 2 to Mountain Hill (10) Sou thweiit erly along [he Navy tion aJotig the easterly boundary line 8:00 p. ia (Eastern Standard Time) ter Hoe of the Garden Btate Parkway; Kings Railroad to Its Intertectlon with Kings School House, Cooper Road. 8:OG p. m. (£utern Standarfl Time), Thence <2> in a soutneanterly dlrec- to and for the Township ot SHMUtown. form* rly, now known tor the purpose of conducting tha Pri-of the Borough of Red Banlt to Its in- for the purpose of conducting th« Prv Covaij ot Monmouth, But* or New Hlciiway; tlicn'ce (2> Westerly along Highway, formerly Known HI Motin- NlneternthEleCilon District ? tersection with the southerly Bhore mary Election lor thn nomination of tion along the center Un* of tbe Oar- gy, y mary Election (ot. th*) nomination of den State Parkway ta Us interjection jewy. win men at. the respective Motininiti Hill Hoad formerly, noi in HIM -Road •; -then c "') Alonj: the To Be Known An TW Candidates. line of the Naves ink (North Shrews- candidates. known n« Klngi Mlshway, to an angle Said Primary Election will be Held with the centerjlne ot Red H1U Road; pollinfi riacci u.s pumuhcl hereafter on center line of eaUl Kings Highway in *'Iincr»ft-Kverftt Klertlon District" Kald Primary Election will be held bury) River; thence (4) In a general Thence (3( in a southwesterly direc- TfKSDAY, M'Rlh IT, J962 in gfild rorui \n Vie property Tormerly a Westfifjy tilrecllon to Us Tha boundaries of the same are , northeasterly direction along th« «ow In Ba.ld municipality for the purpose Known 6n the l!o«f(»rd property; lin-nce in said municipality for the purpose of nominating a Member of tft« llouae tion along the center Una ot JU& Hill with thfh t Oll d StatSl e 'HigtiwEiHih y Uoute No. follows, viz: of nominating a Member ol the Housu therly shore line of the Naveainl Road to lt« intersection wltli the center ot (Jt Northerly along the private rosd 35; thence Northwesterly nlorjr »he (North Shrewsbury) River to its Inter of Representatives tor the Thlrtf Con- r IIEOINNINO et ths intersection of lU-presentatiVCB for the TUlrd Con line of the Holmdel-Everett Road; 8;O0 p. m. (Kaatcni Btanciard inne) lhroufr.li the Hnsford property to the Old Slate IIlEhway Route No, :i.» to section with ttie center line of Hanc gressional WBtrlct of New Jersey, a f •ho riKht tit way line of the West gn;gglon;il District ol New Jersey, a Thence M> along the center line of ior tne parrot <> cnnduaiuR the 1 rl- Kitfrnecilon of Park Avenue unrt Ho«- Internftcllon with Tinrtu.lt Jt'iiid Road extended; thence (5) in a aou Sheriff lor the County or Monmouth, font Avenue; thence til Northerly 1 «id& of harden 81 ate Parkway ai Sheriff, for the County of Monmouth. the Holmdel-Everett Road and along mary Elfctiuii Jur tha nominally ol thence (13l Westerly from Tlnrinll Una Newman Hprinfjs Itoaa fNorth e!di therly direction along the center linn two Members ol the Board of Chosen Uio dividing line between Holmdel and jiionjf Hfj«irjrd Avenue t'j thft County two Members of the Board of Chosen Fieeholders for the County of Mon- Candidates. ihe center Jlne ot SIn(e UlKhwa m(\ running thenco (I) TJorthwnsterly b'rteholtlera tor Iho County of MODof Hanee Hoad Kfirt the center lino ci MlddJetown Townships, the various Hnail running from Atlantic HlKlilftnrt Itouia Mo. 35: thence- (li) Northwr-ntei 1 llanco Road extended to thtt point oi mouth, threo Coroners, and /or ine S«ld Primary Election will bo held o NVw Mdninoulh, TicinK County Koad iloiiE tilt! Westerly side of the (Jnrtlen mouth, three Coroners, and for the curses"'- thereof, to a point wneiv Jhe 1 y nlong UIB center lino of Hmt« Uipt Ktate Pfirhway right of w;iy to Its tn place of BEGINNING. • following municipal office, viz: dividing Mine between Holmdel and in »Bid mur.lcipoliiy^r ^jj" ,^* -Jo. S16: tl'.enfc '5) Easterly along way Koute, No. 35 .to trio point or fallowing municipal offices, viz; One Township Oommitleeman for the of Iu'ilrcs[.n(ltlvA'fr''r<'[rh - TiiHd Con- tersrrtlon with Red HID Koad ai tilt A- Mayor for the lull term ot two The polling place for the Fourt!: Miridlctcwn Townships Interaects the i ;iM County Road lo Leonard Avenue; place of ]\pginning. liUiinuary line of thw .lerp^y, n l',cnr* (fit Knrllierly ulnnR htonar' The polllns place for tlie furs. Election District is the Knoliwood Said Primary Election will be Held •id; llienn; (2i Kouthcrly along HIP School, Hanco Koad. also helnp the Inlersectlon point of UIB felwrlfr for the Or.mtv of M»mmmif». Ucnne lo Bamly Hook Hay: thenc Slection |>lntrlct will tie MMdicfmvn Easterly s\i\e ot hwndary line of »JJP Two CouncUrnen ror the lull term for the purpose, of nominating persons dividing line between Holmdel lown- I«M Membrra ol tli« i^vrf «' < h'j'.pn 7) V, a Pi crly nnd Botitlierly nlonR the 'ownship High School, Tlndall Koad. rownfllilp of Holmttel tn tho Nurt'i , of three yearn. ELECTION DISTRICT 6 of the resnectlva parties lo tho offices slilp. Mlddlelown Township and Atfan' () nM Randy Hook Hay and alotiR the v-'^pltnl^T* (or Ui« County of il "- if Newman Kprlnes lUmd: iheiy-.p (lit 8aid Primary Election will be held All that part-of the. Borough of Fat above mentioned and also to elect one tic Township; ir\l\ng placo inr the Nineteen?] male and one female member from Sects thB center Hue of Klrige Hoad. VanBrakle Road, said brook being the Tim iKillliig pluce fur Die Kourth clectfon district In the Borough ot tb» two major polllicaJ parties, Ball Prlmnry Kbction will to held Thn boundariei of the name Rta as Election Dintrlrt will ho UnT<"»H Sciion %, „ - - _ being tho northerly boundary line of boundary line between (he Townstilpa bt nn J'Hsirlct will be Brevtnt Park >f i-air Haven usilembera of the iho BorouRh of ftumeon; thence (1) in (Republican and Democratic). of Holmdel, Atlantic, Marlboro and X iting person? Company Fir© House, Cent foil a Ifoiino, No win an Springs I'oad, Ijin lor the purpose nominating person? j j,-| croft. Monmouth County Executive Commit- a westerly direction along satd nor- Notice Is hereby given that: qualified ames ta the officer • HEOlNNiNft at th« intcrHection of voters of. tho TownBhlp ol Holmdel, of Uie respective in New York and Lonjr brxncli Ho 1,1- tPe for each of the two major political therly boundary Una ot the Borough ol Thence'(G) In an easterly direction above mi.'nUoucfJ rn! RIBO tft elect «»'i Tvtcnllolh Klerllon DUtrlct jiartiea, (Repuhllcan and Democratic). County" of Monmouth, Stato of New Jer-and then southeasterly dtrectlort' along I Kill Election District roart with the Navenliik Klver and Tn Uf Known \n Tlie Kumson to its Intersection with th 1 Notlco is hereby siven that qualified center line of Fair Haven Rond sey, not already registered in said the center lino of VanBraUle Road to 'in Tte Known An The iR Ihi'ltru (i) iVorfhwesterly nio»s '.Vutswamp-Wxih IIIK Y,U>ctUm Dlslrlr! nJcipaIJty under the Jaws ol New Jer- ilt.il railroad to the Nnvy Iliilhroaci; voter9 of the Boroucti of i-^alr Haven, thenca (2) In a northerly direction tlie center line o/ the Holmdel Road; Ti»wns! . iiibi r* »I il»> MnHinoiill 'Mncrnft Klerllon DUtrlet" Tlm boundaries ot the aamo are as County of llonmoutb, State of Hew Jer* along the cpnter line of Fair Haven sey governing permanent registration Thence (7) In an easterly direction thence (2l in ai cnnterly direction to may register or transfer with the clerk He CoTnmlltM> for each lmiinilorieii of tht same are- itatfi Hlghwny Route No. 35; thence sey, not ni ready registered in laid Road and the center lino ot Fal U-IOIIR the center line of the Hoimrtel or *.h« two wlOor yolitlcjil parlies, ' UEdiNNINO at a point of inter- tnunlciijallty under the laws of MewHaven Hond extended to the southerly of saia municipality at his office, res- Road to lti intersection with the center (.1) Southerly along tho Westerly linp idence Red Bank-Holtndel Eoad, Holm- iP.pjiatjUctin Mil Democratic), 15KGJNNJNQ nt th» Intersection o nf rsiate Hlrtiway Ilouto No. .1.1 to action of fiarden fitato Parkway and Jersey governing permanent registra- shore of tha KaveHink [North Shrews- linp ofl tthe Crawfordrawfordsa Cornerr RodRoad; .he Southerly line or Newman Sprint .he Intersection of Shadow LaUe Brooh tion may register or transfer with the bury) River; thenco (3) in a Routh- del, New Jersey, at any time up to Thence a) in a southeasterly direc- Nntlcn li •fiurrliy EHCD (hfit 'JUaU'lPr (i* Navfsink Jtiver; tlience M) Bonfh- and Including Thursday, March S, 19G-, fload with the. Wrsterly rlnlit of way firly along tho Navi>nlnl( Jllver to the :the Northrrnmost IJrancli) nnd i clerk of enUl municipality ot bis ottice, easterly direction along the southerly (Jon and long tlie center linn of thj •f the (Jardcn Btato 1'a.rHwiiy; thenro ilng thenco U» Northwesterly al Borough Hall, 604 Klver HA., Fair Ha- shore line of tho NavcElcli (North during the following hours: D«Vy Crawfordt ComeCr r Boad to its interinttr- •Cmiuty «f Wonmoiitli. ht&tp of New Jer 1) Wcnlcrly aionft the Houtlierly line jwlnt or j.Inca of Beginning. 0;0O n- in. to 4:00 p. m. also Ma •cy not already roistered In »Md mu- :ho right oi way lino of the Garden ven, New Jersey, al any time up to Shrewsbury) River to its intersection section with the center line of Holland )! Ncwnmn SprlnRS l?oad tn Its Ini Th»* polling placB for the Twelfth State J'nrkwny to the houndary " and including Thursday, March 8, 1382,with tho center Ilno of Glllesple Ave- 8, 7, and 8, 1962, from 7:0O to 9:00Road and to the point of Beginning. nicipality undiT the lawn Of f">'w J(j-Heciion with I!IR boundary line or tlK Election District will be AIIdMletn' p. m, In Township Hall, Crawford* icy govnmlnB permanent rrplstrallf" .ween Die Township ot MidOlntown anrt during the following hours: Dally 9:(K) nue extended; thence (4) in a sou- The polling place In the Third Elec- Townnnlp of Holmdel; thence (2) Ro\ith- Township Fire Company #1 Jfire the Township ot llolmticl; thence Ci) a. m. to 5:00 p, m. Saturdays, Sum!ayH therly direction nlong tho center line Corner Koad, Saturdays, Sundays and tion District in the Township of Holm- mar rcKinler nr transfer wJfit His; /:le rly Hionp; Hie Eantcrly boundary line House—atatft Highway £'*>$, Holidays eicepted, or ai Permanent del 19 M the HoJmdel Villa** Fire- of naid municipality at hi* office. Admin- Northcustpriy Hiong said boundary line ittul Holidays exceptwf, also, March of Gllleeple Avenuo and the center lint if th« Townnnlp of Holmdpl to thp to Red Hill Road; thenco 13) Eitnt«rli 1, G and 8, 1562, from 7:0» to 9:00 p.m. Registration Bureau. Courthouse, Free- houae, Main Street, Holmdel, New Jer. istration Hli!ldln£, Klnfi'S Illghwny, Mid- Thirteenth Kiectlon District of GlHeapIe Avenue extended to it Northerly boundary line of the Town ilons said RIMI Hill Roail at tha bound or at Permanent Jleglstration Bureau, intersection with the center line o hold, New Jersey, at any time up to acy. dklown, New Jcmpy, nl any tlino up to sjilp of Atlantic; thenrn (31 K«atcr]> and including Thursday, March 8. DANIEL 8. ELY, »nd inrtiidlnn Tnurflilny, Mnrch *>. Tn lift Known An The try line of District No. I to Bamm Courthouse, Freehold, New Jersey, at River Road: thenco CS) in nn easterly iionff tlin Northerly boundary linen o "Went llayvleiv Klrrtlon Dlntrlrl" •follow Koad; thence (*) Southeasterly any tlmo up to and Including Thursday, direction along the center lino of 1962, during the following hours: Daily • Townohlp Clerk. 11W2, during the lollowliii? hmira: Pally tin TowriRlilp of Atlantic and th.B Por 0:00 a. m. to 4:30 p. m.. Saturdays, 5US.S0 Son a. ru. to fl:0O j». in., Haturdny*, The boundaries of the B«mo are on i King Ramm Hnllow !to;nl and f.oti March fi, 1!H>2, during tho following River Road to ita Intersection with >lU;h of Now Hhrewnhury to fla fnter followt, viz: fnultifr nlong O,tlc 11(1/ Road and alonf hours: Dally 8:00 a. m. to 4:30 p. m. the center line of Elm Place extended; Sundays and Holirlays excepted. Also, Bunrlayii anrt Holiday* cxceptwl, or nl Mellon with the Wentrrly line or the March 7 and 8, 3962, from 0;00 a. m. pcrmfUifM RpfrUlratlon Bureau, Court BEUINNINtt nt the Southwesterly ho houndary line of District No. 1 tc Saturdays, Sundays and nn" d" 8"" IBS'* thence (6) In a southerly direction 'Jnrdi-n Rtntn Parkway right of wny lso Navy Kallrotid; thnnce (5> Eaater copied. Also Mnrch " to 9:00 p. m. RECilSTIty AND ELECTION home Freehold. New Jcr««y, nt any irncr uf District No, 3 Bt Comiiton'a alon lit'iu'.e (4) Northerly along the WestfT nlonc the Navy P.ailrnar.allrai t lto the from 0:00 a.m' to 9:00 p m. ' K the center line of Elm Place and On Thursday, March 8, 1M2, the NOTICE time up to find Including Thurflny, Creek; thenra M) Kanterly alnng thn ly nlonc the thl cen ly lino of iho Garden fitnte ParUway boundary line of DlHtrlct No. 3 to the Branch Railroad; On Thursday, March 8, 1062, the > »r H™ *' Elm Place extended registration books will be closed until TOWNSHIP OF HintEWSBPBIi W. *. March R. 1%1.'. fliirlnc tho inllowliiK rlRlit '>r wny to the fioulhrrly flffle o New YorJt nnd tnB ftour*: Vt-Uy f:00 *u in. to 4:30 /». m. center line of Calilwell Avunue; thence h (6> Boutlierly alonfi fluidi Ne registration bookii will he closed unt'I '"> center line of Willow Street; after tlie forthcoming Primary Election Notlco is bereby given that th« Db- Newman flprltiK.i Kofld to tho point o Southerly nlong Cnlfiwolt Aveniifs ami Umr.mr. Hrancanch JlnUroae}Jloa} after the forthcoming Primary Ejection thenco (7) in a westerly dlrpction to be held on Tuesday, April 17, 19G2..rlct Board of Election and Regifttrf Hfiturilays. BumHiys nnd Hciihiiiyi <•*• ilncn of HfglnnlnK. York ceptcd. Also March 7 and 8, 1962 fnmi to County Koad No. SIC; thtnicn Ci) hado Lnl o BBrockk ; thench e <<77> W West- to be held on Tuesday~ , Apri• -•l 17-- , 1962: alon. g tha center line of Willow Street Notice of chnnze of residence or ap-in and lor tho Township of flnrewabury, »:00 a,m. lo &;00 p.m. The polling pla^o for Uie Flfih Elec- Weaterly nlonK ti&M County Itoad to • rly nlong the center of Shadow LRUR Notice of change cf residence or ap- to its intersection with the center line plication for trunstor or registration County of Monmouth, State oi New •Ion District will be Llncroft Klrr IK Itoart; thenca Ml Soulhrrly "IrooIrook nnd the enter or Shadow Lake plication for transfer of reRlntratlon of Kemp Avenue extended; thence (8> shall bo ma (Jo cither by written request Jersey, will meet at tha placo herein- For Iho eonvenlonco of tho public, n .'ornpany Tire House, Newman Spring HojipinK Koati ta Marvin Itoad; o tho point or placo nf Beginning. ahull be made either hy written request In a southerly direction along the cen-forwarded to the Municipal Clerk or after deslEnated on representative of thp Township Clerk Road, Mncroft. thi-nca (5) Hnuthcrly nlong Marvin The poll In K plant* for tlie Twentieth forwarded to tho Municipal CierU oi ter line of Kemp Avenue and cente the County Board of Elections on TUESDAY, APRIL 17, 1962 will lit at tin- MWdirtowii TownnhU Komi to Park Avenue; tlie.nea (fi) Klpcdon District win be DwlKlit Scnoo the County Board of Elections on formi line or Kemp Avenue extended to tin forms provided by aald Municipal Clerk between tha hours of 7:00 a. ffi. and Hull on Tuftsday «venlnjr, Mnrch fi Sixth KlPCtlon niitrtrt Northwesterly along Pnric Avenue, to Joum.', Mltldlctown-Llncroft Hond, Rlv provided by said Municipal Clerk o point or ulacs of BEGINNING. ox Board or by calling In person at 8:00 p. m. (Eastern Standard Time) Wednesday pvoniiifr, March 7, 'lluirs To He Known As Tho tha intersection of County Hoad No. :r Plaza. Bounl or by calllne in person at th The polling place for the Fifth Elec- the office of the Municipal Clerk or for. the purpose or conducting the prl- day ftv«nln& March 8, lWZ. Dciwwn •Tort Monmouth Klectlon Dlitrlrf 510; thenco (7) alone «if(l Oounty Ho.nl office of tho Municipal Clerk or County tion District is the Willow atreel county Eoard of. Elections up to and 'J**vpnty-Klr*t KWUnn PlNtrlct inry Election for tho nomination" of th8 hour* ot T;EK> p. m. ftnd &:00 p. in 'Hia Liottnd&rles of ttio xamft ara a. to Church Street; Uience (8) Norther- Hoard of Elections to and Including School, Willow Street. including March 8, 1M2. Jor registering now voters. To' Hf Known AH Tllm The said Board of Registry and andldatea. followi. viz: ly along Church Street to Campion's "Himdi I'ort ^Iniimmiili March 8, 1982. ELECTION DISTRICT © Greek: thenco to Westerly «n Southerly along the Borough ot Jlumaon; tiienca (1> In n aald municipality lor the purpose Freeholders IOT the County of Mon* thall bo rand© cither by written re No. 36; thence- (2) Weaterly alone the Said General Election wtll b« held (jue»t lorwardeil to Uw Municipal Oerk ford. Cornpton's Creek to Brlarcllff Brook; In Haiti municipality for the purpoi a westerly direction along said north- of electing a Member of the House o( mouth, turea Coroners, end for the center lino of State Highway Itouti thenco (2) In a Westerly direction along erly boundary line of the Borough of Representatives for the Third Congres- following municipal office, via: or th» County Board ol Blocttons on No, 36 to Pewi Creek; thence <3 Fourteenth Election District of electing it Member of the Home o! formi provided hv uairt Municipal said Hrlnrcllff Brook nnd running along Representatives for the Third ConRres Rumson to its Intersection with tht sional Diatrlct of New Jersey, a Sheriff A Township comraltteemw for the Northerly alonK Pawn Creek to Sandv To Un Known As Thn tha Northerly lino ot Brlarcitfi and center line or Hance Road; thenca (2 for the County of Monmouth, two Mem Clerk or Hoard or by culllnR In person Hook Hay; thence. (4> Xantnrly along slonnl District of New Jersey, ft Bher full term of thrco ycara. *t the office ot Uio aiunlcfpni Clerk "AI 111 brook Election Dlntrlct" crossing WilBon Avrnuo and nlao along iff for the County of Monmouth, Uvc in a northerly direction along the cen-hers of the Board of Chosen Freehold Said Primary Election will t>* held Sntnly Hook nay to tht point or pl The, bounilRrlei of ttio aarao art as hi* Rnnthcrly boundary lire of the Jo- ter lins ot IlAnce Road to Its Inter- era for the County or llonmoulh, three or County Hoard ot Elections vp to andof Bnglinilni;. Members of the Board of. Chosen Frei. for the nurnoBo of nominating pertons Including March 8, 1002. follows, viz: icph McCarthy property nml nlong the hold for the County of Monmouth, threi section with the center line of Rive Coroners, and for the following mu of tho respectlva partlea to thB offices Tho polling P!RC» for th« Sixth Elec- _ nt a point on the North- ounrlary Urrnn ot ElectioEection DistricDict t NoN. Coroners, and for the fallowing Road; thence (3) In an easterly di- niclpal office, viz: abova mentioned And also to elect one Th* aaia Hoarda of Reglitry tion Wntrlnt will ha Patt Monmouth oasterly nlde of State. Highway Houte 1C, lo ti IntersrctliiiIttl i of «fllld broobkk nlclpal offices, viz: rection along tha center HUG of River One Township Committeeman for themalo and one femalo member from Election will meet on Flro Company Kir* House, Main Street, No. 35 and Two Hundred feet North- ..'Ith thl « Northeasterly corner of thhe " Mayor for the lull term of Road to Its Intersection with tho cen-full term ol three years. each election district In the Township of Tort Monmouth. west of Middle. town-New Monmouth playground known as Waloo Park ci years. ter line of Cedar Avenue extended Notice la hereby given that qualified Shrewsbury as Members of the Mon- TUESDAY, NOVEMBKH 0, 1« voters ,of the Township of Holmdel, not Mevcnlh Kteetlon DlRtrlct road; thenco (!) Northwesterly nlong Main Strppt; thence <"•) Southerly nfonj Two Councumen for tha full term thence (4) In a southerly direction moutii County Executive Committee for between th» hour* ol 1:00 a. m. and To l)n Known An Tlin tlio center line o( Btnto Highway Itotite Strret nnd Murphy Rtiml to i f thrro ye, along tha center lino of Cedar Avenuo already registered tn said municipality, each of tlio two major political partlei, and ihe center line of Cedar Avenue under the laws of New Jersey govern- • :M p. m. (or thfi VLirpoio ol conduct- "rant Krannlnut Kieetlon District" No. 35 to Itii Intersection with tho cen- where tho nouml.try llnea o Notice Is hereby clven that qualified (Kepuhllcan anil Democratic). ter line ol Harmony Hoad; tlienca (2) extended to It3 intersection with the permanent registration may regis- Ing tnt General Election, Thn bnuniUrlcs of the, lumo ari nn Dlwtrk'ts Nos 17 and 15 runvoters of tho Borough of Fair Haven, 1 Notice is hereby given that qualifies s follows, vli: Northerly nlong thft center lino nf lino Intcrsfct; thence (U in i not already re elate red In said munici- center lino of Third Street; thence ter or transfer with the. clerk of the voters of tho Township of Shrewsbury. Bald Qcnsral Klocllon will b» hsl Harmony Hnnd to Us intcrnectloii with Northerly nnd Norlhensterly illrrctloi pality, under tho Jaws of New Jersey (5) in an easterly direction along said municipality at his office, resi- County of Monmouth. State of New Jer- In taid municipal I ty tor the ptirpoa HBCiINNING Bt the mouth ot Pevf tlm center ilno of County llatul No. »iealonp tit" finstrriy boundfiry Hfi« o H'erninfi permanent registration ma center lino of Third Street ami the dence. Ked Bank-Holmdei Koad, Holm- sey, not already registered In said mu- or electing a Mpmbur of HIP HOUHO c: Creek In Knrltan Hay nnd rnnnlnK ttiencn Ct) Eanterly aiong li District No. 17 nnd nlonp Pews ".Trer! !glstur or transfer with tho Clerk oi center line of Third Street extended del, New Jersey, at anv time between nicipality under the laws or New Jer- KflpreBentailvt'8 for Iliu 'i'hlnl Con thenro (1) Houtlierly along the line of Count/ Hnail Bid to Jtn intersec- tho renter line of Stnte HiRliwu; tho said municipality at hlB office. to its Intersect Ion with the center line Wednesday. April IS, 19G2, and Thurs- l'ewa Creek, tielng the. Westerly bound- to tho ente of t sey /roverning permanent registration tressionai L>istrin w Jersey, nt any Hint* betwoer southerly direction along the center luwing hours: Dally 9:00 a. m. to 4:00 to thought ot way lino of tho Central nlonfi tho CPTIUT Jine nf Stnto of said municipality at her office, iwo Mftmberic ot the Hmird or ciifmui Wllion Avenuo to tlio Southerly liouml- Houto NoN , JJRR. andi nlonl E IIhh o boundary Wednesday, April 19, 1902, nnd Trtun line of Fair ^aven Road to the- polni p. m. Saturdays, Sundays and Holi- residence, 111 Belshaw Avenue, at any Freeholderi for iho Cuutny or wwi Jiallroati ('ojiipany ot NRW Jersey ary line of Kifictlon District No. 16;fine or Election District Nn. 6 to " ilny, September 27. 155?, during th or place of BEGINNING. days Picepted Also September 21. 25ttmo up to nnd Including Thuwday, mouth, ihrpo roronrrs, (mil /or tin tlienco (2) NorlhwpHterly nlong thtt nalc thenco (5) Easterly along tho Souther- point or'place o[ Beginning, folWlnK hours: P^fly 9:00 a. m., to and '11, 106':, from 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. March fi. 19G2, during t!ie following fallowing jiiunlcli'iil offipcn. vl/.: right of wny jm« of tho Central lull- ly boundary line of Election District The polling place for tho Sixth Elec- nt Township Hall, Crawfords Corner Tlio polllnB place for tlta Twenty- p. m. Saturdays. Sundays and Holiday hours: Piillv ii);00 a. m. to 4:00 p. m., Two membem nf thn Tawnnlili* <'orn road Company of New Jersey to the No, 3ft to tiio Westerly boundary Una nf lifted also September 21, 25 and 27 tion District Is the Fire House, River Road, New Jersey, or at Permanent "iQiinrtary lino of tho Horoiiph of Kpnns First K lection District will be F'orl and Battln Roadu. Saturdays. Sundays and Holidays rx- ttilttes (or tii8 full term of thrco ycur< Election District No. 11; tlienco <6i j'J, from 7:00 p. m. to 9:00 p, m. or nl Registration Bureau Courthouse, Free- cepted. AIHO March C. 7 and 8, 196!, mrif am! tlm Townflhlp of Mldtllctown Southerly along tlio Westerly boundnry Monmntith School House, Main Street. ROT W. NELSON, hold, New Jersey, nt any time between Nt>tfce it hereby given Uiat qualttlpd thenco '-•)) Northeasterly, Northerly an Port Monmouth. Permanent Registration Bureau, Courl Borough from 7:00 p. rn. to 9:00 p. m., or ft lino «( Klectlon DintrlrJ No. 11 V " Imuse, Frrrljold. New Jersey at any April IS, 10S2 anrt Thu: Permanent Registration Bureau, Court- Toter» of tho Townslilp of Middlet ln Northpjiftlerly along tho hound- center line of County Hoftd 51C: thence Twenty-Serunil Election Dlslrlrt Feb. 23, 2T 1140.23 day, September 27, 1362, during the County ot Mon mouth, Btnto ol lino lieiween iho norough tirn(> between Wednesday, April IS, house, Freehold, New Jersey, at any (7) Easterly nlnng tho center line of To Do Known As The H'ii2,' and Thursday, September _ fol lowing hours: Daily 9 :D0 a, m. to time up to nnd Includinc Thunday. Jersey, not already registered In fnnBburR unrl tlin Townahlp of MM County Ro.iil RIO to n. point Two Hi •'Applrbrook l'llrctlon District" 1 4:3D p. m., Saturdays. Sunday an<" municipality under tho laws cl New 1IH32, during the following hours: Doll March 8, ]ft62, during the following (Uptown,, to tho Westerlyy HHUB of At ' fei>t Westerly of tho M! Along tho Westerly lino o p.m clerk of said municipality at Ills of " ' nnti i>ara\M with uaJtl HEGINNINO nt n point In the East Srplombpr 21, 2S and 27, 3962, fron OF SEA BRIGHT, N. J ccpteii. Alao March 7 nnd 8, I96L\ of said mpy Atlantic AAvenu o oxiendntdd SoutherlShly and road nml n illnlnncc nf Two Huntlrpcl from 0:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. MJddtatuwn, Now Jeraey, ni any .. Westerly line of Atlantic Avernif erly firtn of Ihe riclit of way of tin* • ":no it in to fl:(M) p. m. On Thursday, September 21, 1962, the fice, Wosterly therefrom to the point Now York nnd LOUR Branch l\_ _ On TJiur.iil.ay, September 27. 1&G2, tin Notice Is hereby Riven that tho Dis-registration hooks will bo closed until On Thursday, March S, ID62, thft ttltnl o bbetwee n WUdWedneadnyy , April i« I'urh Avenurj and Cnrr Aventir, fal or pi ftc e ot Beginning. trict Uoard of Election and Registry in lDfl': nnd Thursday. Beptpmhar UT, 1%-'. same being the boimdnry line be where the aamp li intersected hy the LBistration books will be closed unt after tho forthcoming General Election registration brinks will he. closer! until Tlio polling plica for the _ risht of wny of the Nnvy Hallroad an ifter- the forthoomlnc General Klectlo nnd for the Borough of Sea. Bright. on Tuesday, November 6, 19C2. after the forthcoming Primary Election iltirlnK tlin fnlluwtnR luHiTit: Wt'eitday; tween tlie Township of Mkldletown an County of Monmouth, State of New Monday through Ji'rlilay froin 8:30 am th« JinrniiKh (if K^annhurK) to Hnrltan Election District will he Harmony ruiinlnK thenco (1) Northerly along tht i Tuesday, November 6, I9C2, Notice of change- of residence or ar. to he held on Tuesday, April 17, 1962. School, Harmony mad Jhirpny P.tmds, En«tr>rJy .sldo of said New Ynrk ntu Jersey, will meet at tho place herein plication for transfer of rcRlstratlo Notice of chanse of residence or ap- to 4:01) p.m. at the Townalilji rit-rk'i Htiy; thenco (6) Easterly along Ttarltan Notice of change cr residence or ap after designated on Office In tlio Administration Bullfllni BUT to the point or nluco of Ileglnnlnp. East Keansburg, I-onj; Branch Kallroad to TUP Sou1hr,r pliciition fnr transfer of repistratlo iliall be made either by written re- plication for transfer of registration ly tirnnch of Twin llron!;; thence (2) TUESDAY, APRIL 17, 1962 quest, forwarded to Iho Municipal Clerk shall be made cither by written re- on the Township Hall properly Tlm pel ling place for the Seventh Mfircnlh Klecllon DUtrlet ahull be made cither by written re cr at riTiiiiiiifliit K«'i;l»tratlun Kli'Ctlon District will he Ea«t Kenns- _ tin- Southerly quest lorwarded to the Munlclpa between the hours of 7:00 a. m. and or I he County Board of Elections on quest forwarded to the Municipal Clerk Bureau, Courtlininni, Freehold, J" K VIr« Oornpnny Klro House, Tliomp To He Known As The hrancli of Twin Jirnnk to Clerk or the- County Board of " 8:00 p. m. (Eastern Standard Tirr torma provided hy said Munlcip.il Clerk or tho County Board of Elections on Jcmey, nt any time rutwcoii Wrdi non Avrnua, Kant Knannburg, "Cherry Tree- Farm Kindlon District •ctlnn with. Ptnto Highway Ktmto forms provided by said Munlcipa for the purpose of conducting the Prl or Board or by calling In person at lorms provided by aald Municipal Clerk i :(i alonf; tho office of the Municipal Clerk or or Hoard or hy calling in person at day, April lfl, '"02. ""'1 ThuriMay, The honnflarlei of tno flima ore aa p Clerk or Hoard or by cfiJUnp in j mary Election lor the nomination t ilh Klectlon Ill follnvrn, viz: St:ite HlRhway Routf N . Its County Board of Elections up ' office of tho Municipal Clerk or Bf!fitct»t>er 27, VM2, liurlriR (ho follow at mo orricr of the Miinlclcal Clerk o Candidates. Including Semptemner 27, 1D62. |»K Hours: !>:iUy i»:(HJ ii. in. l» ** —*' lie Known An The BKolNNINO at Die Intersection o it!>vaectlon with Kinj;! Cmnitv Board of Elections up to an County Bonrd nf Elections UD to and e H'nce ill Kaslcrly nlotic KIIIR/I Hlgli Raid Primary Election will be nel ]> in. flittunlnys, Hiiii'liiv-s mil llulltlny I Btnto Highway Xtoule No. 35 nnri Palm Including September 27, 1J>C2. The follrnvlnfi is a descriptioipnn of ththe Including March 8, 1062, 1 IIUI cr Avfmie firul run »l up thenco (H ay Si'ntfmltrr i'l. :•* nm I\lretitm Dlntrlct The following is a description of th of nomlnatinc. a Member of the Hous 27, 1902, /roin »:IH) a.m. tn !):00 p.m. Tito tioundarles of t)io «nme are a Norlhcrly slonp the renter line o RnmU to Its Intcrsertlnn with tht Blrr.ttnn Districts in the Borough o Holmdel and the pc lling pluces in tion will meet on rlRht of wny nf the Navy P.aliroaii of Representatives for the Thin! Can follows, vis: Pahnvr Avenue to tho Enuthcriy hound 1 Fair ifavpn and tl)o polling places li ame, to wit: TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1962 On Thunday, Bcplcmbrr ^7, 1962. tin ftry line, of Residential Zono l'-7. snld (5) Poinherly nnd .Southwestor firos.ifonw! District ot New Jersey, s ri'KlHtrntlon \xxiYtt will bo closed untl HEOINNINO at the point of Inter- same, to wit: Sheriff for the County of Monmouth First Election District between the noura ot 7:00 a, m. and boundary line hehiR also the Northerly oriK the rlfiht of wny of tin 8:00 p. m. for the purpose of. conduct- after Iho fortlicomlnK (Jcnernl Kloctlon sociion of Nnvefllnk Ktver wltli Stale boundary line- of Residential Kono C-15: Railroad to DIG point or placr ELECTION DISTRICT 1 two Members of the Board of Chosen BBQTNN1NG at a point where the UlKliway Routu 35, thence (1> Norther- Freehold era for the County ot lion center line of Line Hoad intersects the ing tho General Election. to b« held on Tuesday, November nnd tho Southerly boundary lino or rie All that part of the Borough of Fal Said General Election will be held 10G2. ly alnnp Smto HlRhway Routs No. 35,Election District No. 17; thenca ( Tit.- Twcntv- Haven bounded ns follows; to wit: month, three Coroners, and for tht center, tine of Bethany Road, also being ttio Knsterly boundary line following municipal offices, viz: point also being in the dividing line i said municipality Tor the purpose Notice of etianco of realdoncs or ap- fluid boundary lino of pcoint Klpctinn nistrlet A.I BEGINNING at the point where Ih if elecllnn a Member of the House of >( District Nn. ]2 to tho center line nilnlatration center Una of Ruena Vista Avenue, be- Two CDuncilmpn for tho full term DJ between Alatawan Township, P.nrltan plication for transfer of Election District No. 17 to Ita Inter- on the Township Township nnd Holmdel Township; Representatives for the- Third Con- >[ l^roHt Avonuo; thence (2) North- section with the Southerly1 houndary Hall IProperty, MiildlPtowntwn . the westerly boundary line of th thr<>e years each. •hall r» mad* cither by written re- Tlienc,' (li in an easterly ritreciion prps.iinnal District of New Jersey, a quest lorwarded to Uio Munidpni Clerk nntcrly nlong the n-nter line of Prosl lino of Residential Zones 12-2 and HO; Borough o! Uum-ion, Intrrcaecta th. Assessor (or the full term Avenuo t o tthh e Intenactiorsection otof HeaHe»ll- Tnenty-Tlilnl I'.lerlinn District four years. along the center line ot Bethany Itoad Sheriff for the County of Monmouth, or tho County Board of KleetionB on thenro (31 contlnuInK In nn Easterly To Ilo Known As The crnter line nt Rid go Road, being tin Members of the Hoard of Chosen Zones AA-l fvnti U-2: thenc northerly boundnry line or tho Borough Said Primary Election will he held •o its intersection with the center line lorms provided by BEH'II Municipal direction nlong thn Southerly bountlnry •:iitt Ilay\lew Klrrtlon IUstrlct" <( OM Manor Road; [•holders for the County of Mnn- Cleric or noard, cr liy calling in peruon Northwentft ly along the Itouminry line of Resident]nl Znno B-0 anil the of Kumson; thenco {]> in a westerly or iho purpose ot nominating persons ttio of rcil'lentlnd ll XoncX n AA-AAll nnd U1H-188 m boundaries ot tha samo aro a.i if tha respective parJits to the oil Thence I2J In n southerly direct ion mouth, three Coroners, and' for the mi thft ofllco ot Uio Municipal Clerk Northerly boundary lino of Residential direction rtloriR said nor ihe rly bound following municipal office, viz: lo tho center line of Cooper Koad follows. v\7.t ary line of tho Borouch nf Tiumsnn tt above mentioned and also to elect one along the center line of Old Manor or County Hoard of Klertlonn up to Zone D-2 also nelnu tlifi Southerly Road to its intersection vltli Ihi " Township Committeeman for the •nd Including September ^7, 19(13. :henco (4) Westerly alonK tli» rente boundary Jlne ot Elecllon Dlntrlct No. I1KGINNINO at the Northrn*terl> Its Intersection with the center line of male and one female member from 11110 of Ooopnr Jtoad to tho center llni corner of District No. 13 which is lection district In the Borough o ter line, of Brentwnod Road; full term of three years. 16 to Us Intersection with iho Kemp Avenue; thence (2) in a north- Notice is hereby given that qualified Tha following '• «• tlcacrlpUoti ot theof Hoi'PlnVa Crossing Road, nltio OahlUTtl Avenue, Easterly nlnng erly direction along thn center line Sea Bright as Memhpra of tlie Mon Thencft (3i In a westerly direction Una nt Wilson Avpnue, Haiti boundary utong the center line of BrpnUvooi oters of the Township of Shrewsbury. Election DlitrictB In tho Township oi Known fis Hlerpy Hollow Kond; trienci lino «l»n being thn Kasterly boundnry tho Southerly boundary lino ot District Kemp Avenue to Its intersection wltr mouth County Executive Committee for X) In a Nortlmcfilerly direction nloni. No. .7 tu thB line ot the Navy Am Kop ench nt the two major political parties Its intersection with tin- ceti 'ounty of Monmouth, State of New UlddlDtown, to wit-. lino ni KlcctUin District No. 15; thence tho canter line of Willow Street, ter line of Chestnut Ridge Road: Jersey, noc already registered tn e&td ho crnter of «a|d rond to Its Inter, (i) Southerly nlong tho Westerly l>ou munition Depot: thence (1) South nnr! (Republican and Democratic!. Klrit KlictUia »l«trlct icction wlllv McClee'u Creek; thenci Southwesterly aionjj the property ol ihonce 13i )n an easterly direct lor Thence <4t In a southeasterly direc Municipality, under tho laws of New &ty lino of Election Dlslrlrt No. 11 alone the center li f Wil Notice Is hereby given tiint auallNed Mon along the center line of Ciiestnu Jersey governing permanent registra- TII lln Itmmn As The fi) Westerly along MrClee'n Creek ti nlong the center line of Wilson Ave. Naval Am munition Depot to Park voters of the Borough of Sea Bright r t» intoraectfon with ttio Navy Hull- Avenue thenco (;> In Iho Northwe.it- ll.i Intersection with the Crnter line RldBP Hoad to Its Intersection with th tion may 0Ei3ter or transfer with the "Mlddletown KIrctlna DIMrlct" nun, to ita InIprsection with County of Elm Flaco ami Elm Pl.tcr* ox County of Monmouth, Stale of Now center line of JI ay fair Road; clerk of the said municipality at her roatl; thence (7) Northerly alcuiR the Road 616: thenco tt> Westerly dirrction alonp Park Avenue to Jersey, not already rogisiered in salt Tliu bouri(l«rlc* of Uio aaniB «r» asRaid Navy Hdtirond to tho Southerly JnterwrUon of MarvJn JJoad H-JIJI enfled; thence (A) in n. northerly dl "" (5i In an easterly direction office, residence, in nel3haw Avenue. follows, \it: tho center lino of County ltond Mfi to octlon nlonj; the Porter lino, of Eln municipali|y, under ihe lnws of New centfr line or Alnyfair Rond t any time between Wednesday, April nlile of tlio Nnvy Itrservatlnn; tlienc Its Intersection with Harmony Road; Park Avonuc; thrnre (3) Northerly Jersey governing permanent replHtm BEGINNING at tlio liiterHeclion o (H) nlonr tho Nnvy Keicryatlon, south- ilotic Wnrvln Rand tn . Kopptng Roatl; Plnco and Kim Tlnro extcmlodd too it tr> its intersection with the center line IB, 1962, and Thursday, September 27, tlienctt (fi> aouthcrly alonR the cm tlon, may register or transfer with the of Telegraph Hill Rn;u!; •£>G2, during the following hours: Dnliy palmer Avemwt ajul Btt»l« Iligliwus a.ilerly nnd rnitetly to Purk Avenue lino nf Harmony Itoad to Ha Int..thenco (4) Easterly nnd Northerly on IntorsectlaI n with thhe center lllnl r ZWrk of tlie saH municiiviiity »•• tu-r KoutP No, 35 und theni'e running <1] ln>nre (Hi Kantcrly along Purk AVenu Hopping Road to the Intersection with River Hoad; thenco (5> in a wcstcrl1 Tlienco (.tii nlonK the enter lin. 10:00 A. m to 4:00 p. m. Atao Sep- section with Slnte HlRlnvay limitp No. office, BnrouEh Hall, 10D9 East Ocean Telegraph Hill Road nnd along tember 21, M nnd 27, 1962 from 7:00 Southerly nlonR thft boundary Una In- nlao known us Stlllwell Itoad) to th 35; thenco (7) Northwesterly AIOIIK the County Roatl No. 516: thpnc« (5) West- tctlon ft long tlie center llnft 0 Avenue, Sea Bright, New Jersey, River Roml to ita Intersection with 1h various courses thereof and In a south* p. m. to 9:00 p. m., Saturdays, Sun- tween ths Township of Mfriritetown «'» (irtvnte roml runnftiE tliroueh the IIos* ennter line of Ktate Hfftliway Fioute erly alonx County Road No. 5]fi to any time up to nnd including Thunr •Tiy dfrpciJon lo Uie center line tho Townshi" of Holmdfl to Red Htifnrd jToporly; ttienco (10> Bouthnrly the intersection of Calthvell Avenue; center lino of Oillesplo AVOIIUR ex fl and Holiday* rxcevtctl. or at Per- No. 3S to tha point or placo of Be- day, March 8, 19G2. during tlie fol- HoHnnii Itoad; manent Resist rat ion Bureau, Court- Itoad; thenco (21 Kustvrly foHowlni. along tho jirl'vnto road ruiinlnK throuRh ginning. thenco (G) Northerly along Caltlwell tended; thence (6) In a northerly di- lowing nritira: mily, 9:00 a. m. to 12:00 Rat! Hill Itoad to thu Hamm Hollow tlio HoHford property to Mountain Hill Avpnnn tn tho point or place of Be- sc tlon along the center line of Gil- Thence (7) in a westerly and then house, Freehold. New Jersey, ftt mny Thp polling plac« for the Fifteenth noon, 2:00 to 4:oi) p. rn., Saturday southwesterly direction along the. ceti time between Wednesday, April IS, Road; thence (3* AlotiK thu Hainm Hol- Hiind tmnv Known na Klnps HlKhwnyl; Election District ' ill be Hnrmnn. y ginning. 'sple Avenue and the center Una Sundays nnri Holidays exeppted A!1.,. low Hond ami ContlnultiK on tho O:iU (11) Easterly along Mountain Tha polling place for the. Twenty- Gniesple Avenue extended to the nouth ter line of Holland Ilo.id crossing the 1902, and Thursday, September 27, 1962, School. Harmony andd MurphMh y RoadHd s March (I, 7 and 8, 1962, from 7:W p.m.Garden St.ilfi Parkway to the ..... during the following hours; Dally 9:00 Hill Houit to tho V. a Navy llaUraad 11111 Kn.id to its Int^rxoctlon with East Keansburj. third Election District will be Hay- •rly shore Una nt the Nnvvslnk (North nd 3:00 p. m., or nt Permanent HPR- ter line of the Crawford3 Corner Hoad; thence. (4> Northeasterly nlo»R tli« mu< view School Houae. Leonurdvlllo Road Shrewsbury> River; thonco (7t In a a. ra. In 4:30 p. ni., Saturdays, Sundays .rwlll Valli>y Iloail; rlicnco (121 1st rat ion Bureau, Courthouse; Freehold Thence (S> along the center line Navy Rtillrofid, ti> tho New York am 1 Sixteenth Election District BeUord. easterly direction alons th and Holiday" exrfined. Man September Southerly nlnnir Whlppoorwtll Vnlle New Jersey, at any time up to nnd in he Crawfords Corner Road and In 25 nnd 27, ]!)G2, from 3:00 a.m. to IJOUK Branch Iteitiroad; tln-mo '•» Jtnail to ft rond sometimes known on To Ita Known As Thp HOWARD W, ROBERTS. southerly fihoro line of the Naves ink cluiilng Thursday, March H 1961.'. ilur Northerly ftlonn tlio Now York nut (North Shrewsbury) River to its lute lorthwesterly direction to the center ri;00 p.m. "SchoolhmiRfi l.nrie" which U "Mniili'Miiori Klrrlinn District" Township ClprK. ing the following hours: Dally fl:00 a lino or the Holrmlei Ron Ijong Brnnci) Unllro.iii tn tlin Intersec tendlnc from Chjipel Hill to Brown's Tlio boundaries of the an me are with tho centpr lino of Ruena m. ti> 4:?>n nn n y Si On Thursday. September 27, 1E162, lh» tlon of tha Buutlierly branch of T»Ji $.163.00 Thence (!)i in a we: terly < fificJ: lioaiV, thenca (H> Soldierly nlon; foltnwfl vl?.: Vlata Avenue extendpri: thencp (8) in nnd Holidays esceptrd. Also March the center lin.e. .f the PEistnition hooks will bo closed until Brook with tbu Bald Unilruiid; ihi-nri' [Irown's Dork Honil In the NnveflinK after tne rortncorninc Gencr/ii Election BEOINNING at a point nt the South- southerly direction along the cente 7 and 8, l£*02, from !):00 a.m. In 9:1)0 to the center line of VanBrakle (6i Norlheasurly nlting IIIB onld RoiUh- ftlvor (Cnumea fins. 17, 13 nrnl 14 ip of B no nil Vlatii Avenue nnd tin Ho ad; on Tuesday, November 6, 1962. erly branch of Twin Brooli ti> blate easterly corner of Election District NOT1CK i irliiR it long HIP Westerly houninry o MONMODTII COUNTY renter line of Buena Vista Avenue ex On Thursday. March fi, 1HG- tlie rep Them: In a nortliv Notlco of change of residence ot »p» HlKhway Ilotite No. :»; tlienco (7) district Nn. 2i; thrncfi (lfl> Westerly No. 2t and the Westerly boundary llni 1st ration hooka will he closed until after of Election District No. 3 In Compton' SUrtUOfiATK'S COl IIT tended to tho point or place of BEGIN- :hcn wesic-rh direction ilicatlon mr transfer o( registration contlnuInK Wenterly nnd N(»rtnwest( Hong tht* high water line or thn Nave Notice to Creditors to Present NING the forth-aming Primary Election to beter line ot V';inBnikle Road tho shall be made either hy written re- along tlio presently (orated Stntr }l> tin It TUvfr lo tho pnint or placo ol Cr?ek; said beginning point being li held on Tupsdny, April 17. I9f>2. lie Southerly aide of nriarrllff Ilrook: Claims An<tHt Kitate The polling place for the First Eire- fiPiirars thereof tu the center quest forwarOrd to the Municipal Clerk way Route No. .13, to tho point or KSTATE OP MARY E. LOVELY. tlon District is the Willow Btn Not fee of change of residence or ap-Line Koad; or Ihft County Board of Elections on place of UcElnnlnK. henc-o (Ii ii\ n Westerly direction plication for transfer of The iiolllnR plnco for tlip KlRhlh Elec- llonjc UIP Southerly lino ot Election DKC BASED. School. Willow Street, Tlienc e Hi In ft northerly direction forms provided by ealrt Municipal Clerk h 11 nade either aiong thf . ter linp or Line rioad and ir Board or by calling in person at ThB polling plare tor the Klrol Wife- Ion District will l»o Fair view School Dlstrjct No. "1 (bplnR formerly part Tursuant to the order of EDWARD ELECTION DISTRICT S iouflp, I'oopor Ko.id. C, HKOEGE, Burrogntc of tho County quest forwarded to the Municipal Clerk along tlie houndnry !lne between Mata- :ho office of tho Municipal Clerk or tlon Didtrlct will lie Township Hull. of Election District No. 3) to tho In- All that part of the RoroURh of Fair or the County Board of Elections on Klngi JllghWfty, MUldlelown. tprnention of thft Brook with the North- ol Monmouth, this dny made, on the wan Township and Holmdel Township bounty Bonrd of Elections up to and >lnth VArcUon District Haven hounded as fallows; to wit: 'orma provided hy Bald Municipal Clerk lo tlie center line or Bethanth y Koad Including September 27, 1962. easterly corner of the Phiygrround application ot tho undersigned, William BEGINNING nt the point where th Second Klectlon District Tn lip Knmvn Ai The known as Waloo Park; thenco (2) In J. 0'Magan, Administrator ot the eatate r Hoard or by cnlMnp In person at (he il to tthhhe point of BeginniBeginninn g Tho polling place for the Townirilp "l-ennnrdo-Oei'An View >nter lino of Rivrr Rond Intprsect office of the Municipal Clerli or Crmnty The polling place ror the First Elec- To Bn Known An Thn Southerly direction and along thi ol Iho said Mary K. Lovely, deceased, Iho center line of }Iance Road thence Board of Elections up to and including if Shrewsbury Is thn Recreation Hall KIMInn Dlnlrlrt" Easterly lino of Election District No. notico Is hereby Riven to tho credl- tlon District in the Township ol Holm- entrance, Alfred Vail Homes. "Navculnlc Election District" 11 in a northerly direction along the Mnrch 3, 1962. del I* nt tthe Elementary School, Holm- Tlie hotindarlDS vt lh» (tam» «rt Tlie. botimlarlea of tlie nami are m " to a point; thenrr CH curving • irs of salit ilccrnsiMl tti present to thecenter line of Hanre Hwu\ and the MRS. ANNS r~ Southwesterly, still nionc thp nild iild Ailrnlnlotrator their claims under The said Board or Registry and Elec- dell RRo;ull , Hnzh't, NVw Jersey, Township Clerk. $B toMOWB. Mr, fottow.t, viz: crntpr line of H.irce Rond pstentl ;lon uill meet on lUiUJJNNlNo at the Intpmnctlon of nitnry Une or Klpctinn TilFtrlct on th wllhin six nionih.s from Ihl5 date. Si-riiitd Klrrtlon Dlstrirl FYh. :a. 'J7 ' BEQINNINO at tlie Intcrstrcllnn ol 2\ to Harmony Hoad: thence (4l Kontli- Dated: Janunry 26th. 11)62 Its Intersection with thf southprlv TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1952 thn boimdnry lino ol the Unnuith of tlm Easterly lino of the- Navy Rencr between the hours of 7:00 a. m. and BEGINNING al n point where the vni ion nml Randy Hook Hay, runnIns erlv. nldiiB the Kastrrly hinindary linp W1U,1AM J, U'UAGAN. shore line of tlie Navesink iNorth loirulnrj' lln,' of Holmdol Township is Atlanlic HiRlilamls and Heventh Avc- >f Elrrtlou IMntrict No. 21 to the North- ]0 Norwood Court, Shrewsbury) River: thrnce '2> Jn S:00 p. m. for the purpose ot conduct- MONMOUTII COUNTY •lifiir. - - • •h e• rly • along •-•--the Knster• - Intersected liy tin- houndnry line he- rue; and from thvnco rumiliiR tJ> •rly tioundary lino nf Elprtion Dlntrlct West Long Hranch, N. J. easterly direction nlnne ' Inr the General Election. SUItnOGATE'S COURT y lit ( t!iu Navy Roservfitlon t Miv 15; thencft (5* Westorly, alrng th twi-CTi Harltiin Tonnshin, Unlmdel Southerly ninng Administrator. southerly (ihnre line nt thft N.ivealnk Said General Election will bo held Township nn.l Middle tnwn Towinlilii Notice To Creditors To Present Hlll*hto Ave; tJieiin- (2) WMtiirlv rnrlc Avenue; tlience {'it Knsterly M of ESTATE OP FRED ROTHFUSS, Mldn Avt'iuic; thrnce t.1) Northerly along II ^roek: tliiMice (til Northerly, nlonK Hie Ine of Palmer Avt-nuc Is interpreted tlno Drlva nnd Smitl Avonun lo tho New MonmOlltll AlUMilmrst. N. J. ilaven Rond pxtenrird: thenre (2) In j Representatives for the Third Con- iy the boundary line between Holmdel DECEASED. thrnrc I3> Smith nnil Westerly mill t'mnpltm'!' Creel!, to tho point Altnrneva louthrrly direction nlonf; the center lln .'Ional District of New Jersey, n Pursuant to thft order or EDWARD ,; StmthsWle Avnnic mid Old Worn- Atluiitlft JliKhbnda Hoad (County and Raritiin Townships- Pel?. 1. 9, 16, 23 jia.m >t Fair i£:iven Knad nnd me rente iff far the County of Monmouth (1 C. BUOEGE. Surrogate of tho County «n'n Hill Itunrt, to Jlmintaln Hill H«:nl; No flitii; tlicnct; i4> Kniterly ttlonft tld romt ti> J-M.nnrd Avenue; tlu-nt The poillnK pi nee for thp Sixteenth Ine of Fair Haven Road extended h two Members nt the Hoard or Chnser tlienco (I-) • th'-e" Whip- Birr! Ion l>Jj»lrfrf wilt hr Tori Jlon- NOT1CK t.i (nlprflcrtfon with the crntpr line n Freeholders for thp County of Mon- tioonvlll Valley llmid lL-n.U ii Northerly alniiB Lennnrd Avpmi » lt»ritiin or Pnndy Hook Hay: thence limith 1st Aid Rqund, Wilson Avenue, MU.NMUl 1H COUNTY Thlnl Street extended; thence (O in n th, ihrec OoriiiiETs. anii fnr tlie fal- (TIK from Mountain Hill Hn (1 tu *ort Mnnmouttt. NL'KIIOUATK'K COURT westerly dlrpction alonp tho center lowing muniplpnl offices, viz: Frown** Pock Ro;i'l. nml h WVMKTI.V iilonB Itnrltan w Sai "- 1 H(M0< Jtsy to the- ya\n\ or placo Notlco lo On dltors to 1'rft.rnt Ine of Thlnl Street and the. epntcr Two Councilmen for the full term of ro«d until It mtprsrem wim itip nrc*w" » Clulins ARAtn^t ttntatr of Third Street extended to It: ihree yearn each. Toclt Hoad: tlifncc (.'n Umitln'rly tilotic Uecliininjc. To lln Knnnii An Thi* ESTATi: OP 11 EKTlt V DK M Intersection with thn center linp of An Accessor for tho full term tlie Brown'a I>»»'lt 1'mitl to thn .shrews- 'Din jiolllnj; jilnce for the Ninth E "llnnnnny Klcctlnn District" BltAUN, DRCKASKli. !>(lnr Avenue. p.TlPndcd; thence Tour years. bury or Navesink IUVIT; P Community Fire Thft lunindarlen ol the- nanio ar« an Pursuant lo thu onier of KDWAUD Notice la hereby clven flint (junlli >'rt. 4 nnd S luinK nhrng tins hmiminry pnny Fin- lloust, Applcton Ave follows, \\T; northerly direction nlonK the center line nf Klepilon District No Hn (h»'iice ?. HriOl^UK, Huiropnte nf the County otera of the Bornueh of ecu Uripht. Ocean View. PEO1NNINO i»t n point nt th« In- if Monmouth, this it,-\y mndf, on the line of Cedar Avenue and tlie renter •"ounly of Mnnmouth, Statp of New Jer- LOUIS C. HOTHKt'SS (li) fpllowinn tlie Shrewsbury or N'.ivc- line nf Cedar Avenue extended to its Now York & LOT: nink Illver mini »» inHM?'Ttlnn wltli Truth Klrt'tlfin lMstrlrt ersecllon of Vt>\\* Creek ami tho rlsht ipptlcatinn of thi' uiiiliTSlKncil. Paul .!. icy, nnt already rpcteterod In nnlii mu- ich-. Ra d Cum puny ; 47.'i-3mh Avpnup, North ( wny Him or thr t'ontrnl Railroad triiut], ono of tlio Kxi'cutom of the Intersection with the center line of llclpallty under the laws of New Jer St. Pctcrshurg, Fla. IIJC boundary line of thi^ HnIHURII nf Rlvw Road :ttii>nee ifll in ft westerly Thence I3I continuing In II south- Mo lin Thr \imjmny (if N>w Jrrsey nnd mnniiiK ;HtiUf »>f UIP said r.pruinltf 41. Uraun, ry Koverninp pcrmnnpnt resistrntlor (•Hterly lilrt'Ction filniiR tlie rr ELIZABETH JtOTHFt'SS "Illvrr 1'Inm Klrellnn IHslrlcC (11 Nnrthwesirrly altmp tlio aaiil tpcpftspd, no tire ]* hereby given to direction nlonf: (he center line nt River nay register or transfer n'lth (ho clerk h Rnnil to the point or place of BEGIN- >f South Liurel Avp-nis to tii 475-.')J)tri Avcntre, North RouthtTly "rollowtnK the Itrmmlnfy iii"' hr liiiuitilnilon of (tie fin mo are ki rnllniad fit to tlm boundary Ihe creditors of said drrenspd ti( pre- f ^alil nitniri'iniit" nl her office. C>nr- no of Holland Road; center St. P'tPrsburK. Fla. nutweiMi tlii» Hnninr,li <>t Atlintte Itil"."- sent to the NING, . - > follmvs. Mi: ine tM'twt the TUWHSIUD nf Mldrtli Kneciitor their claims URhi Hall, 10DD East Ocean Avenue, Tlicnce n. in a westerly direction Executors Undn nml Hie Tuwiulilp of MliMlcliiwn Hnrmi);h of K The polling placa for the Second !pa Bright, New Jersey, at nnv tlmf li K(] INNING nt a paint of Inter- wn nnd Hi rr nutli i lihln Hlx niontha from this ioiiR ths rpntrr linr o[ Hollari,) Koiul Messrs. Stnc1ila.il &. fitodtlard to tlio point or pUicv of I'.i»»:lnnlHK. _ Souther nlMic F,III! Elecllon District is tht* Fire House, iptwcpn Werinesday. April IB. 19G2. nivi » Its inte.rsei-timi ivlth the center line 10ft7 SprlngflMd. Avenue pi-tlmi of tin- o.ahli'ii ainlo ParKwoy 1 The po'MnB plnr*. for 111.- Ki'fond ry llnr fnllmvltiR t >ie lines tin- January 31st. 1M2 River and nattin Honda. 'htirsday, September 27. I!'fi2. ilurlni; ' Vnnschoick Haul: IrvliiRton, N. J. :t.l the N'liv.^lnlt Ulver or Swimming he foltoivlnR lioiir*.' DnJly .9;00 n.m. JClcrtlOll Dlstrlrt will In- SuvrsinU 1-lrr ;ivcf. running thrnep in NtirtInvest- tnto ItlKliwiiy luwin Nn. Hti; I'ATl, j. BKA ELECTION DISTRICT 1 Thence (5t in ft southerly iltrpcfion AHorneys :n \V.'Rlerlv nlnni Hlph J VlllnRf Lnn :o 12:00 nnon. 2:0f> tn 4:00 p. m.: S^t. Feb. 2, 0, 10, ^3 120.7B House, M.)!imo\ilU Avenuo. Nnvesink. riy tilon* I tin rlRltR l or wnyy lino All that pnrt of the ttnrough. nf onR thp center line. oT VnnSChoIck •loutft No, ;i6 tn tin lltwn, New Jerse ird.iyn.'Sundayfl and Holiday a pseeptNl. [toad to its liiterstviMfin with the c.x-n- Third Kli'ctlim ltUtrUt l (j inU-Un r.'irltwarl y to tlio In- Fair Haven hounded fi.llmvs: 1 Mlmer Avenue; thmiv <41 Southrr!' t- «f thi' tixrcuiiiri wit: PeptBinltcp -I, 25 ind "T, IDS I , Une of Ilpfl Hill Road; To H« Known An Tltr loii of .Shadow L&Ma Bronlc rorn 7:00 to fl:00 p. in., and Spr- iii.Tce ifii in a smithwcstfTly direr. \'(irUi 'rnirif)5l branch*; IhiMice (2i iloiiK th» Kash-rly II wo nf P:iltne K, iiRnn, Esq. HEGINNlNn nt the point whrre the MONMOUTH COUNTY "Hplford llh'Ctlon Illslrlt't" iveniii* tip tin- Norlliorlv hoiiini.iry Ihu 12 Lconiiriivlllc Utiiiri. niber -1, 10GII, frpm 9;00 a.m. to along the center linp or Ro.\ mu SUUtOUATF/S ( (HKT h Shl JK 1 epiiter line of Hnnce Road Intcr.tcols Tlie boundnrlca nf tlin snm* nrp f Kicrtlon IXslrlrt Ni>. 1.1; tliriu'f tfi NVw Monmoulh, New Jersey renter Hue of RidRc Knnd. lieins -!0l) nnon, nr nt Permanent Rcgistrn- load to the* center Una ot Garden Notice To Cn-dllon* To I'rcsent in its Jiim-llon with thr Now ^ 1 Burcnu, Courthouse, Freehold, Ni*w Jtntp Parkway; •s loiiown, VIK: !tnd IjonK l^nnch llnllruad; thenco I.'isierly nlonf, ihe Nuitherly bMindan AUornpv. he nrvrtherlv bountlnrj* liin* of thp Claims Acalnst Ktilate Hie of KlfCtlnii niPirli-t No. IS nn« lv. ". tf, lti, 23 W., lh ot Little Silver; thence (U in ey. at anv time between Wednrs- Tlirnce «7 • ESTATE OI' RKUTIIA MAOANBKY, SoiUherly HkviK nald Now Ynrk April 18, 1062, and Thiirsila tha PldVlplit of wny at th,. Nt-tv .I.TRIW LI.UK Hrnncli Knllrontl to tho Nnvr tin rcntpr line of lAirost Avcnuf It ly direct Inn nionc snid nnr- iny. April 18, 1062. and Th«r».liiy. hf. Gnntrn ais.t.. Parkwav an. "n i DKCEASEO. Southern Ka!lrr>:ul wltli Hit- Soulhcrlv Uivor: tliencr (4> Southerly he, iMnunliiry lino of Kbrtlon Plstrli- NOTIt'K :herly hnundary I In*- nf iho Morniich Scptfimh.T 27, ]!M321(_ilnrins the rolKiw.|norttiv.-psterly dlrrcllnn to "its Intersep Ptirnunnt lo thfi order of EDWAHD .'i>. Ifi; ihrnrf ifli in a Nmthorly nn, lino of Kitrlinn Hay; MIOMT running NH i- ' ' liher to iho point or plan ^lONMOI'TII COINTY >f Little Silver to itn Interspctlon with . imoKGE. surropnte of tlie County (1) Southerly n\mr. tlie p.iid Ni'w J«-r-it T .'f»r(hr:i*tiM'Iv dlrcfllon nlniij- (he ii'iiuint Si UItl)(i,\Ti;'S COl'ItT : Monmouth. this day mad*, on the ry line nf Election PWrlrt N :i 'xreptrtl,1.. Also VptcniheSi'ptcnihcrr 21. Ir,2 5nn.l *'rhe»rp iS> In rt northmitCrlr Truam!! npplicitloii or thft undersigned. Lihny N«ll<<' In ( rrdlliiM In IT.Mnt isterlv lie .'7. MX, frnnfromi !):0!);00 n.rn. m «t;O<<);O<\1 p. p.i m then ciialcrlv direc tlon -iloui: thi. nm' fo^Comi'tnn'n Cri'pk; thrncc C» SnuUi- ( lalini Atulnst i'MiUv . ic Hormipfi «f f, Hirnu'iiy Konl. K.iM Kcr i>:KASK1> j eRrnpli Hi]I Ittmd; Riven to tlie crcdiTors of snlrl I'l Iho of HDVVAKP ;U of H.-,t Hnnlc to the v« tion nn Tuesday, November Tliciifc iii> in a northerly thcirn Cii In mi KripU-riy .llrt-rllon Klo en lit of th,. rnunty it Intcraerts with tlm err il!rr. il to jiresent to thn said Ex- ii;ir:illL'l with tlir ftmillierly line «t nlonK tho center linn of TtMopriipli Dm cut rices their cliilms under oath with- ' T »<« AH Tlie i tiH'knmn Tin re eslemt Nutlet* of chnnge of residence or np-Ho.nl tin' various COUMPS tlicrcaf tniin six I'nlori Avenuo nnd HKl feel SouthrrM' "N>\ r M tnmr frtlon IHslrlrt" i.f uiOTitlis fr;mi this il.ite. therefrom tu th" Cf-iitcr HUP of Main ,1IM' In-. In i\ custprly iliroriinn a] pl lent ion ior transfer of re pist ration it.i intursoctmn with the C'-rter line D;ite : Juminry 31st litfi" Val li'ii 11 ill'1<1 lino r>| llwkman Place : Rlrrt;t; tlienco ct) In » Norllirrly ill Tlic bin ulnr The linimilartes of tli» e,vn shall be mnde either liy written re- of May fair Hoad; \ I.IMIiY FlSCHKlt rprtJon njyng tin- CeittiT li'iu of Mnlti follow i. \ z: Nat j] It ik, I(u* vntiT lino of Her km ;tn . Pl;i ijueat forwurclpd to the Munlclpnl Clerk flicnt'e (\[)i In n. westerly dirt'cttoi i>Uwt, viz: 1 m K»*t Ucrg.-n Plao Ktroet tu n r»i'it Ji'fi feel Rout tie rly !(K( IN* NINO tr> tho point nt which'it in- or the County Board of Elections on ing tlio center line of Jla'yfair P.on- Unl Hank. .V. J. from tlie fimiilieriv line ol flarrrntml HKfJlNNIN'O on 1hi« F.niU •t Poplnr fornis provlileil by said Municipal Clerk it-i Intersection with Hie center tint f Stnte Hlgliway P.mite N«>. HASfHKLL FR1BDMAN Avi-tnio; tii en en ifn In an Ksmtcrly ill- v ftiin> rxIondM; tlierii ll <'r ) A 1 1 1 •t'Dtcr lint' (if Itanrn It.Knl; tlicnco >!>! Tlie polling olnce for the norouch of ol Hrentwood Ho, r.-vl ; toiler line of Iliiiiiv Road to th» H nil. io*i*t En.it Ocean Avenue, Sea nl.KiK ihe crnter linr of riivntu i lii' -1 th l Hi' .MONMofi'H cnr.vi \ line of Old Manor INn.i: I _ ' View A\ IK) n T Ojl-Ctll nf !:ic 1 \UWIH ci-r \ Uli thi> C nf st.1 rci Tlie poltlnp ulnco fnr tlir- Third th Navh IONAIJ HANK, iti-.i Hvili ^iorilnn Hiatrlrt Is the Knolhvdoil Thenco il-M In a nortnrrly ,iirrctio:i| f n in n t" the lln f> (if I VII »»n / xalil In- IIlv! horn dm v 11 riMlnl lone the cenlcr lino of Old M:in Hi ibt Ifii* fi %* 'nncoixir.K J. Hri-;i'i, VhJiiiI. llnnro Ilond. irnre ifi' l> 'h uiitfacy AA-l fi >r t his rlci r'o.i.l an.l Its umteninn, tt tit int/ ly >!! I '! ^t I I'l : ufflcm IS- tlii'iiri- in Itn | ili" the frnir Ilnv ; KLECriON DISTRirr 4 •ction with tiir liourtd.nry line betwe p !.'nval" \'.tr !|M(>!I . lM' W \H'i i Anni lK A\ iiiif 1U (>r f\ini t*r Iff! 1. (i K.i mul Sin Ml tliiit t»art of thp I'ormijrh of .iritan fliiii Hoi Hid el Town shi (is; Use The B*r.iv • 11 1!T y; ti:ihti,co \9\ V »lltl ','•' '1 ; I hr net* 1 n K t it ( wprr 1•o.vi; '.iir Haven hounded as follmvs: to • It adds up! More and more Mllf C Ml ri 1* 1 * ":rrk ('< n )• ;M( I'l Me; V tllM ,il: nMng tho hmridi'iry sine hctivmi K.n 'rtn*'.,!''nf 11'•(: It xnUn- ' in c oi HKCINMNTJ nt tllf ptitnt »l «lilch people use The Register ads each it rvn and Holmdel Townships tn 'l')\p p(i Hinr, T'f:ire f.nr 1?u' ''.IIr Register 1 f KlfCtl D »lr vt ' No. cr I'K' 'fio ,n.lMy IC.,1 in t-rnfer Ilrre ct Ptjpl.ir .Ucnuc an.J Interzectinn "ft)i the crrilrr line [\''Ti 1lltl rirt iv 111 he ] il^pi'iii I in: tiicriro I.'.I \Vif tllCDB or y nc tint of ic fpntcr lino of I'oplnr Avpnue fx- issue because results come /as- C*ort)ii, v.\y 20, (1. Avenue and to tho point of : ui lino nf Industrial t)i« Nitttitoriy hmmilary JUift of 16, 2:>, MITCH 3 J-i.iTtcmtcd ItiterflDctf UIB center lino ot ter.—Advertisement. Classified t —LEGAL NOTICE- -LEGAL NOTICE- . LEO AL NOTICE- LEGAL NOTICE —p—-LEGAL NOTICE -LEGAL NOTICE — -LEGAL NOTIC RED BANK REGISTER ifiJlty for ttottk*j purpOM Friday, Feb. 23, 2962—29 ctmtr u&t at Bpnzif street, these* The polling p-U-ce for t&# TwtlCUi AXV ELECTION Dlttrict Vember *t utmb*r of th 4 % f election district Is tt» &** Vlrat Aid OTIE At tat pointa ;strict of Jifw iereey, a *.\or\% KlWiardton Avenut to tb* cec-. tfotte* u fctr*t»r tfTtm thU «u Dfr center of Wtilae* Street, thenct 41- vote/i at tnt Township of Rinltn, not Sheriff t'iT m* CcRictjf « Moarnvdih, a*y, a*pr^«fhte> 37, ifflJZ, durlnc tht foi- ttit floathfcrly Towoiiifp llrie ind from iitmiitiiK >jf th* Board of Ch«>ten «r Hn(r of fcuth Bt/efl-tt «Jl iogi« )rj f trtet Botrt* of slwtioa ud JUrUtrj icctly WcsiwartUy and pcrtJici to Wa> JOHW BKtKtt, tirtady r«|l«ttred tn *U4 Tovn^iip Koutli Street whtr* th* brooSt ctoittt lowint ho-J.I. DiWy 6^0 M. m, %o i. A iac« (Street by a «t»ifta tlat to tfa* Botougto rHitt undfrf tM 1RW| of Hew Jttmty gav me Boutiieriir Tuwni^Jp ilrss to tb( }*MIT% (or th* County' fjf Won- "n.iur'inyB Bundty* *«4 Holi4*y* te "MJ tor th* BorougU ft K*a Bank, point oC iRter«ctlon wiua th* eeater inyulh, Xhr^f OITOMTB, «r»d for ih» lol- au»«; t Cj Kthiti County of l&mmouth. RUte or Hew. tear of the property on the Southeast Feb. 23, ST ' * ' *20!-Wj erning permtnent r*glitra.Iloo raey rcg- Iltj« ID* Bethany Ro*<3; thtoce {2) " nving ijiudieipii offlcff. viz: long U;s tti brook f» iU ifltemrtlor. . 1, Also R#-pTmrb#r 2\, 35, trA fifer will m«t it tthh t plicslcsii hthtr«r - comer of Broad fltieet (approximately Utrr or trarjifer with th« TownihJ(/ Kortherljr along the center lint* of Beth- One TowMtjip CoiomHttemi.n for tfct with Lh« center Unn of Neptune HiKh 71, VAT,, f mm 7:00 J>. m. to »;W p, m. aft«r ltd on Oat Hundred lcet Irom J3ro&4 Street), Clerk; or notify «a:d Clerk of change any lload to the point of intersection way. Kiao known ai 8tat» Highway No ut at Permanent Ke(t»tr«.tion Bure*«. thence Northwardly to the etnter line . IND ELECTION of itJidfnce, fit the Clerk's Office, full term of thre« yti.rn, Cnurthouse, Freehold, New Jeraty, »t TUUDAY, APRIL 17, LMIX N0T1CK with the center line of New Jersey Notlc* !• hereby erven that qualified 36, bring ato»| tht Doundsry itn« ol ol Wallace Street, thence Westerly to 319 Middle Road, Hazlet, In th« Town- Btate Highway Route No, 35; thence voten of the Township of Atlantic, District* Not. 1. 2r 3 and 4 converse *ny Vh\n between . Wf rfneidlty, April bttwwn thi houji ot 1:00 «, m. and the center lln* of Broad Street, the BOROUGH OF NEtt SHBEWBBUB* ship of Karltan, from l:O0 p.m. to 3:30 (3) Westerly alone tha center line of County rif Monmouth, Stnt* of New1 :herx9..(?> Northerly, along the center K, 1M2, and TTiuiaiay, Beptemh'r 1:00 p. m. (Eutarn SUodird Time), place or point of Beginning. M!W JERSEY p.m., Mondays through Fridays, (Sat- •aid lUnit* No. 3! to the center l!n* Jeraey. rot already registered in *atd line of NcptiHiti HiKhwiy, and dividing 21. l%2, flurlnj the following hours: for tit* puipmn of conducting th» Pri- The polling place for the Third Biec- Notice li Hereby given thit th* Di* urdays, Bundnyi and Holiday* txecpt- of Monascunk Creek; thence H) Nnrth- municipality under the law* of New in* bi*twp«n Olxtrlcti f ind 2 to the l.Miiy 9:ini a m to t:M p. m.: S*rur- mary Election for tb« nomination of :lon Dlatclct la the new First Aid .rtct Boards of Election and. Registry ed), or direct to the Commiasloner of erly alone trie center linn of Mon- Jersey governing permanent r e plat ra- place of Beginning. i? rliiy*. S'ltidnv* and Holidays MCeptM. Candidates. and Rescue Squad Building, on, the In and for the Borough of New Bhrewi Registration In Freehold at any time aacunk Creek, the various couraej tio n luny register of transfer with the Aisn Septftrnbir- 21, 25 and' 27, 1062. Said Primary Election will t>« held eait aide of Spring Street near Utrdlcg tun. County of Monmouth, State of up to and including Thursday, March thureof. to the point • of interacctlon " rlf ot the Bftid munlciiiality at his Place of m*eUng^-of Board of Elec- [join ft.mi a n;. in !);(«) p. jri. In uld municipality for the purpoie Road. Jersey, will meet at the i * 8, 1962. durlnf tha fallowing hours: ire, rf>!(ienee, Holmdel-Vanderburg Ion »nd polllnc ptaci of tha Sec^rifl OT Tfiursd-iv, Sftptembtr 27. IW2- Hit* of nominating a Member of the Home wlih the center line of Poole Avenue Election District li th* Margaret Vet- Dertlnsfter designated on Dally 9:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Satur thrncn (fit Nortliw pit erly aloriR the •ad. VamicThurit, New Jcmey, at v nu rfKlstratlon dg'iks will b« CIOM*1 until of Repreientttivei for the Third C Election Dlitrlct TUESDAY, APRIL ^7, 1862 :lays, Sunday*' s.m\ Hotldai-B 'ejtcepti'il, y time- between WcdneUiy. April ir School, Grant A * *. alltr Kit- fijiilnrirnlns O^ner*! EI«Uon Beginning at • point wrier* tht cen- : center lire of TNwlo Avenuu to th« reailonal Dlitrict ot Near Jersey, a eu the tiouts'of 7:00 a. tn. and Also March 7 and 8, 105'J, from. B:OC ioint of Jntrracction wilh tha cpntei IS. 1'N.i:, »nd Thursrtoy, Eeptcmh Third Election District Oil Tuoiftliii', Sown'.fier fi, 1562. f herlfl lor the County or Monmouth, .er Una of Broad Street is Intersected 8:00 p. m. (Eastern Standard Time) a.m, to 9:00 p.m. 2T. 1962. during the following hnur Nut if B tit chantrw of rf*[/l«nca or ap- fIne of Middle Road: ther.es (6) Kait. Daily 9:00 IU m. to 6:O0 P. m., Batur- Election District Three is nt-r^hy Ac- two Members of the Board of Choien with ths center 11ns of Harding Road. On Thursday, March », 1962. tho TPJ; nienft^n tOT irrtr)iff r ot rpRi,«tratlr>ri ihftJl Tor the purpose cf conducting the Pri erly along the center line of Middle n Freeholder! for the Counly of lion- thence JC&stwanJIy along the center line maiy Election for tha nomination of ~jtration hooka will IJB CIDBPII until rtay* 9:00 R. m. to 12:00 noon. Hun- 'inetl ami descnbrrl as that iectkiti anil hn mud«« r:ih r hy written requMt of Harding Road to It* Intersection wltb Read to the point of intersection with rritory of th» Borough ns TOIIOWB: mouth, three Coroner*, and lor the candidates. after the forthcoming Primary Election the extender! center line of Kleetwoot" days and Mnlldaya pxceptrd. Also B*p- forwarded to ihs Xl'niiclpal Clerk or following municipal olftcea, viz: Hrancti Avenue, thence South eastward- to be held on Twpsday, April IT, Ifi62. tambpr 21, 23 and 27, 1962, from 7;DQ BEGINN1NO at tlie common corner thn Cinti'v Uimrd of Ulei-tioni on forma ly along tha center lino ot Branch Said Primary Election will be bels Drive; thence (T) Snuthprly along thi al Districts No. 1. 2, 3 and I li A Mayor for th» full term o[ two n «aid municipality for the purpose Notice of change of rpalctence or ap- oentpr lire of Fleet wood TlriVR, nnt p, m. to 9:00 p. m., or at Permanent Municipal C!«rk or ytar«. Avermt to the curved boundary line plication lor uanstpr of repistration' Keplstrallon Bureau, Courtfiou'ap, Kree- of thft Borough of Red Bank,. Boutn, it nominating a Member of the House the southerlyy extpupion thereof, to thi Two Council men for the full term _if Representatives for the Third Con- sliall bs made either liy written ro- , ilrt. New Jerapy. nt any tlm« between of three yean Southwest and West along trie bounda[s.ri y quest forwarded to the Township Clerk point nf Intersection, willi tha pfliipsilay, April IS, 1IW2, and Thurs An Mutator for tha unezplred term. line between the Boroughs ot Red Been! k gressional District of New Jersey, a line of Nf\v Jerse State day, SR[iteiubcr 27, 1962, dutinK th*1 Ing th* circle Ami continiiinp In Sheriff for the County of Monmouth, or County Board of Elections tin forma way Route NoU . 353 : Ihence (SI Eautorly enter linn of Nrpiune Highway bi Said Primary Election will x>» Held &nd Utti« Silver to the center line provided hy said Township Clerk or S1 E following noun: !)a1ly 9:00 a. m. to; .«-• of Broad Street, thence northwardly two Members of the Board of Chosen along tho center line of nirl Floute 1 rt1»tnnce wnat It may to Whitie Va:i<\ I'Uft f'iliO fit; IS ft rip •ription of th*; for the purpose of nominating perioni Freeholders for the County of Mon- Eoaid of Elections up to and including: No. 35 to lha point or tlace of be1 "4:3-0 p. ril. Saturdaya,- Bunrtayn and plnctlmi iti;stri I'ta l!i tn** I! orough of Lit* of tha respective parties to the offices along the center tins o[ Broad Street to JJarch 8, 1062. HolifUya cscepled, Alfl« S(*ptemti 3rook and dividing lino tictween the ai ill Iti intersection with the center line moutli, three Coroners, and for, the BoroiiRh of Eatontfiwn arul Township HA Bllver U\ th* PO ng filacai la abovt mentioned and also to elect one following municipal offices, viz: Notice is hereby civcrf that the DIs Township 1T!»I1 (Oa finr] 21, 1P62 from 9;(»0 am, tha «am*>, wit: malt- and one female member from of Harding Road, the point or place of trlct Boards ol Election and ^Registry to 9:00 p.m. if Ocran; llirnco t2i FJastcrlv, nlnuc etch election district In the Borough of Beginning. v A Mayor for the lull term of two raBe), 315 Middle Road, Hailet. ;ho dlvldiriK line between tho IUiroiiph l-"lr*l Klrctlon nUtrlcl years. in and for the Township fif Rarltftn, On Thur«d«r, Feptamh^r GT, Kii'ttl'.m l»l TiUifi No. i Red Bank as Memberi of ths Monmouth The polling place tor the Fourth Elec- County of Monmouth, State of New District Number T. the registration hooka will ba closed ( Katontown and IH» Tnwnattip of is tiersby At- tion District la at tho Junior High Two Councilman for the full term otj BEGINNING at the point ot Interscc- Ooean. be the distnnre whnt it may to i ; County Executive Committee for each three years each. Jersey, will meet at tho places heretn- will i nlicr Uie lorHicomlnR Geiicrm All voter n iresldinR in f )l)OW#! of the two major political parties, School, Branch Avenue. aJter designated on. tlon or the Southerly Township line Kloctlnn on Tncsdfcy. Nnvcmbcr 6. 11)02, :he dividing linn between tho Rormij;ti h•omr^ .fronting (Republican and Democratic). Baid Primary Election wilt be held and the center line of Union Avenue; Notice of cftnnse of residence or ap. of VVeat 1-ong Uranrh and tho Bnrcnifili on thft J"i.io\vine BU'^l ; • Dflth •!(!«• Notice Is hereby given that qualified Fifth Election DI Uriel for the purpose of nominating persons TUESDAY, APRIL 17, 1M2 Ihencft fl* Northerly1 along thft cfnter rllcatlon fnr transfer of resist ration of Katnntown; thenco (3) Northerly, o! Vfiuit tl O,1l•1 riom f'.a; trond xri Brancli voteri of the Borough of Ked Bank, Beginning at a point on the shore of the respective parties to. the offices hetween tlte hours of 7:00 a.m. nnd lino of Union Avenue to Ihe Northerly Biinll tie mjide pither hy written re- along the dividing linn bPtwcr-n thi; Avenue, all of Sliver \V|nt» Road; all County of Monmouth, State ol New Jer- line o( the North Shrewsbury river di- above mentioned and also to elect one H;00 p. m, (Kastern standartt Time), Tmvnship line and the center line of qtifflt forwarded to the Municipal Clerk UoroiiRh ot \\>Bt i/ing Urnnctj. and Vu* of IVocdlaji •1 iBtrpel: nil North Sanny- sey, not already registered In aald mu- rectly between the properties owned male and one female member from for the purpose of conducting a Pri- Now Jemey State Highway Uouto No. or County Board of Elections on forma Borough o[ Katontfiwii lo Moinnnnth crest Drlv f, all of Rf th Bunnycreat nicipality, under the itate laws of New by tha Monmouth Boat Club and the each election district In the Borough mary Election for the nomination of 30; thence (2> Easterly nlong the cen- nrovided by Rfiiti Municipal Clerk or ~.oad; thenro (4i Nnrtlifriy. nlortK Mmi- rouit; ail t i.itllfl H ih ,i~r i-'arKway; Jersey governing permanent registra- property Known aa the Red Bank Ly- of New Shrewsbury, as Members ol candidates for trr line ot New Jeracy fiuito Highway Hoard or by calling in pprson at section of the center lino of New Amelia Clrctn south to Sycamore Avf- m. to 4:30 p. m, Saturday*, Sundayr Northeastwardly along the shnre of the fcmnle member of the Democratic Jersey State Highway Routo No. 3S BOROUGft OF KA10.M0WN, N. 3. Northfrly. and NorthwcptTty. along thn nite; bmii eirics of l.lttio Silver Tolnt and Holidays excepted. Also March North Shrewsbury river to the center day. March 8, 1D62, during the loi- County Executive CommitteD for each HidlnE llrt« hetween Pistrlcts NX 3 l lowing Iiours: Dally, 9:CO a.m. to 4:30 and tho center line of Chlngarora Creek Notice is hereby giv*n tint the V.timl f.-nm Wlllnw Dnv« past \o Par- 7 ana 8, 1862, Yrom 8:66" line between the property belonging to •.Istrict. tnfi from thenco running (1) Norther- trlct Boirdu o( Election nnd iteglitry ..rnl Nn. l, h« thf ilistancB what It kt?r Avonup; nnrth iirir* ot Ultls Silver p.m., Saturdays, Sundays and Holidays At said PrimRry Election nominv may to iho Beginning. l:m p.m. the Monmouth, Boat Club and property excepted. Also Marcli 3, from P:00 a.m. ly along tho center lino of Chlngarora tn and for the Borough ol Eatonlown, Point Knad flapt to Prosn^rt Avenui; On Thundiy, March 8, 19S3, the known ai the Red Bank Lyceum, the tbnn Bhali also be made for tho fol- Creek. th» varlojia counpi thereof, to County of Monmoulh, State o( N>w Ths placfl or nitriing or Bonrd n\ west BMO o( Prosprct Avenus from to 12:00 Noon and March 5, 8, 7 and lowing municipal offices: itrctlon nnd poiiinc place tor the registration books will ha closed until point or place of Beginning. 8. 19Q2 from 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m., or the point of intersection with the enn- Jersey, wUi mfn at tn* placei herein- Little Silver roint KoM north to Wll- after the forthcoming Primary Election The polling place fer the Fifth Elec- Two members of the Township Com- • line of Btone Road, the unmo he- after ri".ii[.-nnt''d on Third Efp.ction J>iitrict ii at thu Cir« lnw Prlvo; both nlrifs ot 8ilv«r«ld« ftt Permanent Reglst ration Bureau, mittre for HIP full term of three years, House, Broad Btreet. lo bt held on Tuesday, April 17, 1962. tion District la Liberty Engine House. Courthouse, Freehold, New Jprsey, at .; the Northerly Township line; thenco TUESDAY, APIUb IT, \W2 A venu p, from Ocean port Avenue lo Notice of change ot residence or ap- White Street OfdCfi of Tfl* ColU dor for the full! (2i Easterly along tho Northerly Town- nrtween the houn of ?:t» a, in. and any time up to and Including Thurs- tprm of four years. Hlvervlrw Avenua and South Sunny- plication for transfer of registration day, March S, 1562, during thft follow- ship line to th»> point nt intersection R:(K> p. m. (Eastern Standard Time), Fourth Election Dlilrlct crcHt Drlvp. •hall be made either by written re- Sixth Election District ordce or Tax Assessor for the ful with tha extended center line of An* for tho purposo of conducting the Pri' Election District Four la hereby M- ing Iiojra: Daily 9:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., irm nf four years. Toiling pmco for this district li th* quest forwarded to tho Municipal Clerk Beginning at a point where ths cen- Saturdays, Sundays and Holidays ex- CJI'B Lane; thenco (3) Southerly mnry Elleclion for th* nomination of tlntid and rfrncrlbed an Hint unction and Poruugh Hall, Prospect avenue. or trt* County Board of Election ter line of Monmouth Street Is Inter- Notice la hereby given ,thP.t qiialined along the center lino of Aumack' Candidates. errltory o( tin Gorotifih dcaifinaiod as Second Kkrtlnn Ulitrlct sected wilh the center line of Broad ceptcd. Also, March 7 and 8, 19G2, vnters of thn Township of Rnrllnn not (or mi provided by aald Municipal from B:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. Lane to the point ot intersection with Said Primary Election will b» held 'oUowa: Clerk or Board or by calling In person Street, thence. Southwardly along th« already registered 1» sultl Township thu Westerly lino of hynn Boulevard; HEGINNINO »t Hi* fnmninn mertinr, Klflcttnn niBtrlrt No. 2 In hernbf di« center line ol Broad Street to KB inter- On Thursday, March 8, 1662, tli under the lawa ol New Jersey govern* in said municipality lor the purpose fini»(t anil dpflcilhrrl na follows! At the offlc* ol the Municipal Clerk thenco (4) Southerly along thn West- of iiomlimtinE a Member of lha House point of Election Districts Nos. 1, 2, 3 ami or Counly Board of Election! up to and section with the center line of Reckless registration booki will be closed until Jng permanent registration may regis- erly Una or Lynn Boulevard, una thp t In lha center nf Npptuno Hi(jhuny anil All votcrn rrnidSntj in home! fronting Place, thence Westw&rdly along the after the forthcoming Primary Elec- ter or transfer with the Township Clerk of Itpprpscntatlvei for thft Third Con on tho follow me street i: Humion Including March 8, 3967. southerly extension thereof, to thp ' nal Wslrint of New Jerm-y, a running thencn d> Southerly, nlnng tlm center line of Reekie as Place to It* In- tion to ba held on Tuesday, April 17, or notify said Cleric or change of rest' point of Internr-ctlon with thf center center Iln« of Neptune Highway nnd Urp; Grant Plnc« |o Red B»nic Line; Thi said Board! of Registry and tersection with the center line of Ma- 1962. .. for the Count v of 3>f on mouth, inr.lpii Roml; Plnckney Road, Balem Election will meet on Notice of chance of residence or ap- line of Middle ITnad; thpnes is) Went- two Members of the Board of Chosen along tha dividing lino bctwppn I>la- ple Avenue; thence Northwardly along Itoad, Hazlet, in the Township of Har- :enter lino of Middle trlcts No. 'A and No. 4. ho the dis- •nnc; AMcn Tfrraca; filandllh Road: TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1*62 the center line of Maple Avenue tc plication of transfer of registration Itan, from 1:00 p.m. to 3:30 p.m., Mon- •rly nlcnr th» Frprholtlrri for t!i« County of Mon- lit'iinrtt Lane; flpring Street; Madlnon between th« hour* of 7:00 a. m. and shall ho made either hy written re- Road to the point of intersection with mouth, three Coroner.*, and for th« tance what It may to Cranberry nrtinli Iti Intersection with the center line ot days through Fridays, (Satumnys, Sun- tliB center lino of Npw Jprspy State tid tlm dlvliiltlK Ilnp between Iho Town* Wonne, fiouth Rido Trom Rerl Bank S:00 p. m. for the purpose of conduct Chestnut Street, thence Westward!? quest forwarded lo tha Municipal Clerk days and Holiday a exccpttvl), or di- " Hawing municipal oTfices, vlr.: '.Inn to Hrnmh Avenue; nranrh Av«- Ing th« General Election, or the County Board of Elections on HlRhway Routo No. 38; llipnrft (fi) ship of Ocean and the Uornugh, of Knt* along the center Una or Chestnut rect to the Commissioner of Krplatra-i Southwesterly nlonir tria center Una nt nntown nnrl running ttirnco (2) West- nuo rrom ilndiBon Avpnnfl to Rum»nn Said Oemral Election will b» held Street, to Its Intersection with the tracki forms provided hy saitl Municipal Clerk tlon In Freehold, at any time between years, or Board or by cnMing in jpprson at said Kouto No. 30 to tho point or erly, nloiis thr» dividing Una belwron M; Vnx If 111 Drive; WonHblnB AVP- in «a!d municipality for the purpoie of the Now Jersey Southern railroad WpdriPHtiay, April IS, 1!)G2, and Thurs- plici! nf bnginning. Two Coiincllinen Tor tha full term ol tlio Townnhlp nf Ocean and tho Hor- nun; RlWcrton Avenur; North ilde of of electing «. Member of the House of thenca Northwardly along the track* or the office of the Municipal Clerk or day, September 27, 1!)6Z, rturiiiK thn trireo yean each. niigh ol Kntnnlown to ,tho cptilrr lino lion P.rmd tn Prospect Avanue, Representatives for Ins Third Con. road bed of the New Jersey Southern County Board of Elections up to and following hours: Dally H:00 a.m. to Polling Place: Township Hall ((ta g Including March 8, I9f>2. rage), Sl£> Middle Itoad, Ilaalet, .Jnlr] Primary Klectlon will h» f I!oi»I! « RRoadd j iihcnch e Cl)) NNthelo y .i Ktrrrt; Tabor Btreet: Welt iM« rresslonal District of New Jersey, a railroad to Its Intersection wilh the 4:30 p. m., Saturday*, Sundnya and for Hit pu.pono of nominating persona of 1 rnnpert Avpnue from Komion Road Sheriff, for the County of Monmouth, center line of Monmouth Street, thence Tha said Boards of Jlegiatry and niKtrict Number Si alonjc tho cpnlrr lino of Hope Election will meet on ot tile respective partita tn thn offices IIt s intersectioitti n witith thhe centet r line of n llnriltns Hoail: Creit Drlvtj Helfthts two Members of the Board of Chosen Eastwardly along the center line or 21. 25, 2T. 3952 from 8:00 a.m. to 9:00 BEGINNING nt thn point of Inter- above mentioned and also to elect om Wyckoff rtn:«l: anil trio »1lvUllnK Jinn rprnicn; Nottingham Way; Wind nor yreeholderi for the county of Mon- Monmouth Street to Us Intersection with TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1962 section or tho Southerly Township line [irlvp; Pherwood Road; Pherwood p.m. 1 mala and one fcmala member from hetween District No. 4 mid No, 2; rnouth. lhre» Coroner*, and for the ths center line of Broad Street, the between the hours ot 7:00 a. m. and Notlco of changa of residence or up- with thft Westerly Township lino ani cacii election dlHtrlct In th« noroiiRli thencn H> tn 2, tin No. 35 to thft point of intersection with municipality tinder tho state lawa of G. nROKBR, Freeholders lor the County of Jlon- New Jersey governing permanent reEii- Boroughh ('lerklrk. North did a et llumaon Itoad from municipality under the laws of New line of Broad Btreet to the Southerly moutli, three Coroners, and for the reeistratlon lionlia will tin rioaerl unli Ilin renter lino nf Brdlw Rcmrl; thi-ncc Hnnco Koad writ to Harding Roai: Jersey governing permanent re pi it ra- boundary of the Borough of Tied Bank, after tho forthcoming Genernl Election f4) Southerly alonff ihrt center linn of tratlon may rnijrhtpr or transfer wilh Feb. 21, 27 following municipal orficfts, viz: Br-dlo Koad unit tho flmiUierly pxt(ii>i»lon the clftrk of anld munlcipalliy nt his of- •nth, «!(lo of Jlumiton Jin ad from Oaks tion may register or transfer with the thence Northwestwardly along Uio cen- A Mayor for tho full term of two on flcp, BorfiiiRh Hall, Broad Street, Eaton- na.il west tn Scvnn BridRfl Road: eterk of aal<1 municipality at his ter line of tha tracks or road hed o' thereof, to the point of Intersection with 1 HEU1STRV ANI> ELECTION office, Municipal Building, 32 Mori' years, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER fl, 1902 thn renter lln ft nf Peers Street; thence town, New Jersey, Monday, Marc) f«t HMP of Onks nond; all ot Mitchell the New 3fork and Long Branch rail Two Co'jnellmnn for the full term of between th» Iiours ol 7;oo a_m. and 5, 19C2, 'fupsflny, March G, 1902, nnd NO1ICB Incej rnst nldo ot Sevfn BridgPB mouth Btreet, Red Bank. New Jersey, road company to Its intersection with three years each. (5) Southeaatrprly along lh, Road Troni Rtituson Road louth to at any time between Wednesday, April the center line of Chestnut Btreet, 8:00 p.m. for the nurpone of conduct' of Beers Street to the point of internpe- Thurnday, March 8, 1962, from 8: BOROUUH OF MUM; H1IAEH. N. J. Notice is hereby given that qualified lap the Gflnrral Elrction. tlon with the Southerly Tnwnflhlp line; a m to 4;00 p. m. stul from 7;3n to Notlc« Is rierehy given Dint th» Dis- Kings Road; nil n£ Finn Drlv"; outh 18, 1962, and Thursday, September 27, thenca Eastwardly along the center line voter* of tho Borough of New Shrews- 9:00 p. m. at itiB KnrmiRh Hall. Rat- ilrip of Kings Jioad itftrtlne from Sfiven 1M2, during the following hours: Dally o( Ch«fitnut strept to Its intersection bury, Couity of ^ionmouth State o" Raid Oeneral Election will ho held In thenre (Gi ftouthw^fltftTly nlonc thf trict Uoanfs of Election nnd IlORiJitry 9:00 a. m, to S:00 p. m.; Saturdays. 1 1 sild municipality for the purpose of Southerly Township line to tho point or urrjpys, Sundays anrl Hnllrlnys cxcppieri, In ami for iho Borough of Lltllo Bridges Ilnad wrst to Prnsprct Avtt- vlth the cm line of Maple Avenue, New Jeraey, not already registered li electing: plftcp of h^clnnlnc, nr Bt Permanent Rpgl-itrotion Pureau ntii-; nil of Qiitcrut Trlvs South! ea«t fliindavn and Holidays executed. Also thence (southwardly along the center Raid municipality, under the laws of ConrihoiiHC, J'-fpoliolfl. New Jerupy, al Stiver, Cniinty of Munmouth, 8tKt» ol ild* of rrospnet Avpnue from Kings •eptember 21, 25 and 27, 1862, line of Maple Avenue to the Intersection A Member of the House of neprpsenta PolllnR Placft: narlt^n Township First Now Jersey, will mnct ftt tho places iNew Jeraey governing: permanent reR- ttvrs for the Tlilrri Congressional I>i3 Aid & Rescue Squad Building, Maple nny time up tn and including Tliursiiiiy, [toatt foutri to Littla Bilvpr Point Roarl; from 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m., or a' with the center line of RecklPBn Place, lintratlon may retlster or transfer with March R, 1M2, during tin* followlrip herplnnfter (irsiRnatPd on nouth Hide of LltMfl Silver Point Uoad, Permanent Registration Bureau, Court thence Eastwardly along the center line trlct nr New Jersey. Drive, Hazlet. Permanent Reg r , tha clerk .of tho laid municipality at A Sheriff for th'a Cnunt/ of Mon. hidrs: I>ally 9:00 a. in, tn i :30 p. m., TUESDAY", ATMtlL 17, lD6'i rnm rronpcci Avflnuo wfst to Parkfr housi. Freehol , New Jersey, at an of iteckiesa Place lo tha center line ol his office, Borough Building Hamilton Difilrlct Nmiibrr 10: Satnnlayn, Pundayn nnd Holiday• rn- en the hours ot 7:00 a. m. and \vfn«B; ill of DaniM Drivs; «ll of time between Wednesday, April IS. Broad Street, the point or place of Be Road, New Shrewsbury, New Jeraey, nwtith. BEGINMNCr at the pnlnt of Inter cepted. Also March 7 nnd 8, 1902, 8:00 p. jn, (Eastern Rtnndnrd Tim«). Judith Road; all of Northval* AVPRUP; 19621962, and TThursdayh d , SeptembeSb r 27, ginning. at any time between Wednesday, April Two Members of tlie Board of Chosen section of tlie Northerly Township line Irom 9:00 a.m, to 9:00 p.m. 'or tho purposB of corriijctine tha Pri- Carolyn Rnad; all of Houthval* Avenue; 1962, during, the following hours: Dally, Thn polling place lor iho Seventh 1962, and Thursday. September 27, FrpMiolders fnr thn County of Mon. and tho center line of Aumnofc'H Linn; mary Election lor tha nomination of nil oi Lnurln liane; both ddet Of Bllvcr- 1:00 a. m. to 4:30 p. m.. Saturdays, Election Dlitrlct in Relief Engine mouth. tlir-ncf (1' Easterly RlntiK the rrnter On Tlmnday, March B, 1D62, tlir Candidates. 1 1962, during the following lionrn: Dally rcpmtrsitioii lifHikn will lie rloacil until ,iil« Aveniin from RIVBIVIAW Avpnup; Sundays anrl Holidays except* '), Also, House. Drummoni Place. 9:00 a. m. to 4:30 p. m., Saturdayc, Tliree Coroners, and fnr th« follow- of New Jrrcey State Hlptiway nut to Snven Bridge" Hoadl all nf InE municipal offices, viz: Routs Nr. ^K, which Raid rentVf lln'mnfter tho forthcrminforthcnminK Primary Klectlon Said primary Election will bfl held September 21, 25 and 27, 1002, from Sundays and Holidays excepted. Alno ( Rlvt?r EIIKO Prlvti North; all of , Two Members ol th*r Tnwrtshlp Corn- la ttie Northerly Township lino, to to bo held on Tuesday, April 17, 1062. t salrl municipality fnr tho purpoan 9:00 B. m, to 6:00 p. m Eighth Election Dlitrlct September 22, from !):0f) a.m. to 12 Noo! f nnininnUnt; a Jifrnbpr of thn Umisp Hlv«r KdEft Drive: nil of Alwln Beginning In the center lire of Lo- rnlttee for the full term of tlirco years, th» point of intersection with tho Notlco of chfinge nf ipsldcnc On Thursday, September 27, 1962, tin and September 2i, 25, 28 and 27, 1962, pllrsitlou for transfer of rftRlstratlon ot Itcprpaentatlvps for tlit? Third Coiv Tcrraco; nil ot Hernard T«rracr; registration boohs will be closed untl cust Avenue at high water line of the from. 7:00 p.m. to f>:00 r-m.: or al Office of Tax Collector for the fur tor llnp of Union Avenur: thfincn (2) -pnsioiial IMntricl nf Nrw Jerncy, n nil of Winding Wny South; nil North Bhrewibury river, thence East- term of four years. Snuthnrly along the center lino of Un- slmll be mads either tiy written rpqucsi after lha forthcoming Genera! Election Permanent RcEistration Bureau. Court- rorwnrdnt to th« Municipal Clerk oi Sheriff for tne County of Monmoutli. of Winding Way; all of Wuiwood l o b i helhld on TuesdayTd , NNovembeb r 8 erly along center line of Locust Ave- house, Freehold. New Jersey, at any Office of Tax Assessor for the ful ion Avenue whfrw the Bamry lnternectn two Members of lli« Hourd of Chosen Rnnd; nil of WcstwootJ Court: ill of term of four yearn. with thft rear line as extenrtrd of the thfl County of Klpctlons on forms pro 1W2. nue to thr» center lino ot Shrewsbury tlmo between Wednesday, April IS, vldrrl t>y salrt Municipal Clnrh or Boart Freeholders for tho County of Mon- Linplncott Road; both >Mna of Little Avenue; thence, foutherly along the lf>62, and Thursday, September 27, The sessions of trie rrRlstry board lot at tho Intersection of Unlnn Ave- mniitii, thrrn Coronprn, nnd for tho lot Silver Point Road Irom Pto«p«et Ave Notice of chanee of residence^ or will h« held at the following rolling nue and Applet on Drive, whtcli Rnld or by calling In person Rt thd office ol plication for transfer of registration center l!ne of Shrewsbury Avenue to * "" during: the following hours: Dally the Munlclpnl Clerk or County Hoard lowing municipal ofIIcos, viz: nuo en si lo enHtern end; hoth ii<1rs the center line r>T Chestnut Street: !> :00 fl, m. to 4:3t) p. m., Saturdays, places: Int In nt tho FouthWfst ^nrn^r of nrtlrt Twr, Cmiiiciiim-n lor tho lull term nf flaxen ErldgfR Road from Kings shall he made either by written re- inleripction; tnnnce ni Westerly nlorR ot Elr-rtious up to and Including: March flieat forwarded to the Municipal Clerk thenca Easterly along the center line .. ilav« an<' Holidays exreptrrl. Alsn. DUtrlct Number 11 fi, 3INJ2. of tfirce ypars t-nch. Ho ful «ou*h to Brtdgw: all of Borrton of Chestnut Street to tlin center September 21, 25 and 27, 19G2, from thn BforesaH line, which *«M Ifn* In An Aisflcsaor lor Hie mirx|>irM t ririci'I ill of r.-inp Unr, Taag Clrc!n or Ihe Counly Board of Elections on BEGINNING at the paint of fntrr- the rear Ilnp of nil ln(s fronting or The Bftld Itnardii of Kfglflt iformi provided hy aald Muni dpi at the C.R.U. CO'B. right of way; thence ":(H| n. in. tn 6:00 p. m. BHCtloii of the Northerly Township line, Snttl J'rintury Election ivill ho tu-ld mid K!K»!Wf»'i.| /vpnim. .. 1 Northerly along center line of C. R. ahuttlnc Aliplolon Drive, ro llio pnlnt Elect Inn will inert on for ihe jmrposo of ronilnt Cleric or Board or by'calling in personT1n On Thursday, Septemher 27, 19fi2, the being alno the boundary line between of lnloriprilnn where thn nforpsulil rffir for triiB dlntrlrt li Ri. •t th« office of the Municipal £"£ n. Co.'d rfght of way to hlfih water "Klntration hooka will bo Cloied until the Township of Raritnn anil the Bar- Tl'KSDAV, NOVEMnEH G, (if II)B rcsiiecUvn iiartlrs to tlin o[flc(?» Jrhn'n Chapel Parish House on Llttls . illne of the North Shrewsbury River, lot line ns extrrwlpd Intprspcts with tlm abovo mentioncij nini also to elcet or County Board of Election* i after the forthcoming Genernl Election Qjgh of KcansburfT, and thfi center crntcr Him nf I.ynn Bnulpvard; thrncr hPtween the noura of 7;OO a. :. Silver I'olnt Road. [thence Southwesterly along high water r rnalo nml "one fpiriiilB menibrr from And Including September 27, 1962- on Tuesday, November 6. 1D62. line of Thome's Creek and from thrnce 4) Nortliprly nlone Ihe renter Ilnp of 8 00 r»- rn. for ihe purposa ot conduct' Fourth K led Ion Dlitrlct line of North Shrewsbury river lo the Notice of change of residence or ftp- running (1) Easterly along thn North tlia Oerernl Klectlon. p,ir)i clecllon district Jn tlm Boroujtli ot flection District No. 4 ii nereby de- The following is a complete descrip- center line of Locust Avenue the point Lynn Boulnvarrl to thr> point of intrr- MUIB Silver as Members ot tlio Mon plication for transfer of registration erly Townnhlp line to Iho point cf in- aflction with the renter linp of An- _ lid 'Jener.il Ulrrtlnn Will he held DOII nnfl deacrlbprl us follow!: tion or tho Election Districts In the or place or Beginning. Bhall be made either hy written re- tersection with the EaBterly lino of mouth County Executive Cmnmlttpe for AH voters rpslriins in homfi frontlnR Borough of Red Bank and the location The polling place for the Eighth Elec mack's Lanp; thenco (5) Nnrthfrly In said municipality for tho purpost •fu;h nf Um two nifljor iiollhral partica, quest forwarded to tho Municipal Clerk Laurel Avenue; thence f2) Northerly alrjng Ihe center lint* of Annmrk'n •f elrctlnc a Member nf tlie JIOHSR O i tho folloivlnc ntrretn; Bouthj slrle of polling places for each of the said tlon District la Union Fire House, or trie County Hoard o( Elections oi (Republican nnd Deinocrnilc). of Rumaon Rofni from IIranch Aveniif districts, to wit: Shrewsbury Avenue. Hlorjg thB Eastfrly line n[ Laurol Ave- Heprfspntativrs for ihe T)i\nl Cotigrei forms provided by said Municipal Clerk nue to tha point of intersection wilh It being Intendf>r1 to Inrltirlp in this ninnnl District of New Jersey, A She rlf Notlco Is hereby given thnt (jonliflrd rant, in rrnsnect Avenue; *a»t lid* of First Election Dlitrlct Ninth Election District or Board or hy calling tn person nt the center lino of Waackanck Creek; dlstrlrt nil lots fronting or nluitllnK iho for tlie ("'Hinty of Monmoiitli, two ,\Teni voters af Hie Borough of Llttl** Silver, Prospect Avrntio from Humfon Road ths of (lea of th 8 Municipal Clerk or Counly of Monmouth, Stain of NPW Jer- tnrth tn Harding lload; oa.il y not already rOKlstcrpd in fluid mu- Hunllnf? Roai] to Intprnectlon Of RlflKn cust Avenue at high water line of the Inniuding Spptcmher 27. 1962. nicipality under tho laws gf New Jer- ; iinth BUICS of Harding Roa4 from the properties owned by the Monmouth North Shrewsbury River, thence East- aick Creek, the various courses tlipre- ply. Inn., R36 lllnhway S3, Itn^lft. CNirnntTH, nn>l for thn following mu Boat Club and tha property of the The followinc li a description of of, tr> the point of Inlcrapction with the (Formerly Auinnrlt'a Furniture Btoro) nlrlpai «fflce«; vlr.: my Rovpnntijf nennnnent rcKt.ilration icr.lion of Rlflfco Rnad foulh to erly along center lino of Locust Ave- Election Districts In the Borough of may rcEisor or transftr with ihn rl^rk Riiiiinori Roiifl; nil of Ronlyn Court; all Borough of Red Bank, thence South- nue to the center Una of Shrewsbury renter lino of New Jersey State Hlpfi- Dhtrlct Numlirr 11: A Mayor (or tlin (nil term ot two wardly -to the center line of Broad New Shrewsbury and ihs polling placei years. if aalfl munlrlrmllty nt his offlr*. Bor. Court; nil ot Lturilwnofl Avenue; thence Southerly along center In same, to wit: . BEGINNING nt a point In the cen- lllffh Hall, Pmnpoct Avcmic I.itllc HII- I>rlve; all ot llarrlion Avenue; north Street to its Intersection with the ren- line of Shrewsbury Avenue to tho cen- ; Ihe center' line of flnlri Routp ter lino of Union Avenue where the Two Councilman, for tht lull term of ter line ol Mechanic Street, thencn East- First Election District Nn 36 tn thp point of Interar-ctlori with thrro yean <>;irh. v,i. New .lcr«ry, a I imy time up lo »f Kum.irni R(,8,tj frnm HardhiR ter line ot Chestnut Street; thence unrnfl Intersects with thn rear line ns and Including Thuridny. March fl. 1962. Jtoad west to proapftct Aveniis: inuth ward)/ along the center line or Me* Easterly along center line of Chestnut Alt thai portloa or the Borough o extended of tho lot nt th« intprsertlon Notlco is hereby given that qualified •hanic Street to a point one hundred tlicnce (51 Northerly nlonc Die certpr voterK nf Ihn licirntinh of Kfitnniown, during the following hoim. Daily 11:00 nldo of Jtumson Rond from isven Street to the center line o! rijtht of New Shrewsbury, bounded on the cnal of Unlo Ave nntl Applclon Prl a. rn. In 4;tH) \, in. Hal unlays, Nuiuliiys Hrlilgcs Road west to Prospect Ave- feet from Its Intersection with the way of the New York »nd Long Branch by the Borough, line, on the north liy lino of Thome's Trrnk to th« point which aald iot la alttiatfi'nt tho South- rot nlremly refilstpred In nn\<\ Jiurilcl- Westerly line of Harrison Avenue, then or plnce nt beginning. palily, under Iho l.-iw« of Kevi Jersey anrl HolIiUy-t exfit'tiicd. Al3o Marcli fl, nue; both sirifis of Proap^ct Avenue, railroad: thence Southeasterly along Lnfetrns Hrnok projected to tlie noutli west corner of naltt mtemrctton; thence 7, ant! 8, 1061!, from 7 :(K> lo B;0ft p. m. conimenrtng nt Rumnon Ro&d louth m southeasterly along and parallel there- of way of New ern boundary of Shrewsbury Park it Poll ing Place: West Krrtnuliurjt Fire II Westerly nlonp the afore aald tine Koverntne itprmnnpnt regiJitraiion may to, a lint one hundred feet back from centnr House, ElKhth St., West Kr?;insl)urg. re.fiimm or tratiHfcr wilh lh« Clerk of ir nt I'erinnnciil Ilfglslrillon Jturcan, Roid: nil of Church Strait; nil York anrt Long Branch raUroftri to the and FairIIeld, thence alonp thn (\\v[t vlilrh aaM linn \n the rear linn of Toiirtliouse, FrcPhotd, New Jcmcy. nl nf (juorriB Drive; All nf Queeni Drlvr the Westerly line of Harrison Avenue tonal tine brtwern Shrewsbury Par! District Number 2; I ill lota fronting or aMittlng Applnton tho saM Munlrlpalliy nt his office, Ilor- ; to the new boundary line of tha Bor- center line of River Street (produced); otiRh Hall, Broad Ktreel, Eatontovvn, viy tlin** up to nn l inrliidinp Tliursrlny. pnat; nil of rrlnc* pincp; north ililo th?nco Westerly alone the center line #2 and Fair field developments pro- BEGINNING nt tho point nf inter-' Drive to.Ihe point nf Intersection whore March », lOfi?, JurlnR the followlnji ough of Red Bank, thence Easterly jected to SycamorB Avenue, thence the aforesaid rear ]nt line n« extended New Jf-rsry. nt ,-ITIJ- ilnif Ix-lwr-r along the said boundary line One Hun- of North Shrewsbury Elver; thence action of the Southerly Township line WprlnfNdny. April 18, l%2, nnd Thur hmirn; Jiallv 9:110 n. m. to i:'M) p. in. rnst to Bovrn BrlrlgcN Road; W«it Blrle Northerly along hlph water line of silonjj Sycamore Avenue to the Garden and thfl center lino of that part of with tho centrr lines of Lynn '" ' " Siinduys and Hnlkiny nf He von Bridges Road from Kin«s dred feet distant to the center line State Parkway, thence filorp the Gar- Boulevard; thence <2) fiouthprly alonp; <\ny, September 27. 1062, between the y el Harrison Avenue, thence Northerly North Shrewsbury river tn the center •el lying within thfl Township hours ..[ 9:di) n. m. t-i AM) p, in. Also Mn nrnl 1%.', Hori'l north to Hnmsnn Road; wt«t side line of Locust Avenue, the point or >n Ktata Parkway to rino Brook; anrl of Itarltfin and frnm thence runnfnfr. tho center line of Lyny n Boulevard from Q:(V) a. m. to ft;(V)ft;(V) p. m. of Willow Drive south to Amelia Circle; along the center line of Harrison Ave- n tliP wont by Pin a Rrook and HIP 1 'here Snturdays Sunrlnys nml Kolldn vs ex nue to ths center line of Beekman plnce ot Beginning, 1) Nurlhwpslerly nlmig the center line mmr Intprscrtu with Ihe reptpri..- Aho. Rr^jtember 21, 25 mir On Thursday, MMnrch 8, Iftfi?, tlic till of Jlnmlc AVCIUJP; nil of Orrhar'l The polling place of the Ninth _. Borouph boundary to Asbury Avenue; of Beers Ktrcnt to the roint rf inter- centrr HHR off MMiddii n Kond; thencn e PKl nt rat ton linoks wilill he clnaltM untiil I'lacp; nl! rt Arnnrnt* Avenilft: aTl nf Place, thenca Easterly along the center and on tho south by the southern El h d li 27, 1062, from 7 :W p.m. tn 0:00 r>.m line of Bfekman Place, to Its inter- tlon District Is Union Fire House, lectlon wilh tho rxtrndcrl contrr lint* Easterly alone denier line ol or Rt Permanent Krj;i«trntlon Burns it, BftPr Ihp forthcoming Primary Klcrtlnt) Ijnvett AVPIHIP; nil of I.aurd Prlv»; nil Shrewsbury Avenue. boundary of N.A.D. Earle anrl Sliafto of Brrlio Jload; thenco i2> in a RPII- Middle Ttoad to th ppoint of Inter r ' l)f lir-irl on Tuesrtay, April 17, 19fi£. of Amelia Circle; all of llarkham section with the new Easterly boun- Ronrt. li f U ("lourthniifie, T reprinld. New Jersey, P* dary of the Borough of Red Bank; Tenth Election District oral Norlhrrly dlrectlnn along the cpn- tlon with Ihe center line nf Union nny time hot wren Wedni'sdny, Apr (illre of tlianto of rc.il'ipiicfl or np- Plnce; nil of North Lovett Avenue: thence Northerly along said Easterly The polling place for the First Elec- tfr line of Bcdle Rnrtii to the point Avenue; trieiic* Mi NorUirrly along ihe pllmtlon for trnnflfir (if ri'^lHratinn rant fMo of IJranrh Avenuft from Beginning In the center line of River tion Dltitrlct in th« Borough of New center line nf Unfnn Avrnue tn thp IS. Iflfi2, nii.l Tlntrsrlay. Septomhrr T boundary of the Borough of Red Bank Street at high water lino of Norm if Internee tlon with the frntrr line nf 10fi2. rliirlnn the fnllnwinit limirji: Pally II ho MifUlr rilliT hv written Tr- Markham Plftro north to Kurnion to the Southwesterly corner of lot 8. Shrewsbury, Is the Tlnton Falls School, New Jersey State Highway Routo No. pnlnt or plnc« of bPRlnnlnR, It hoinR nt forwarded t't tho Municipal Clerk I'.oad; all of Wlnflel'] Drive. Shrewsbury River, thence Easterly 67i Tlnton Ave. Intended tn rxflnric from thl« district fl:(K) «.m. to 4:?.O p.m., Kit unlays, Run block 14. of the official tax map of along center line of River Street (pro- "'" thpi;ce (3i Easterly silonp the cm- rlay.i and HollMny« exretitrd. Also or the County U'l.inl of Klct:tions on I'olllnR piacn for this dlxtrlct If th« the Borough of Red Bank, thence East- Second Klectlon niitrlrt line of Hftld Routr» N'o. S5 to-thft all of tho Intfl front I tiff or abuttlnc ihn firms provifJp'l liy rftl'l Municipal Clerk Flr« House. Prospect avenue. duced) to the center line of rlRht o( Southerly nide-llne nf Applelon Drive Feptcmber 21, 2?, nml 27, 1062, from erly along th« new Southerly boundary way of the New York and Long Branch All thnt portion of the Borough of pf>lnt of lntfrspcllon with thfi rar.tcr 9:(if) a.m. ta 9:00 p.m. it Boanl or by calling fn pfraorc nt FflED U ATEI18. line of ths Borough of Red Bank to line of Jipthnny Koart; tlif nre Polllnc Finer: plspiftylanrf, 16 Ver- ho offu-o of trio Municipal Clerk or railroad: thence Southeasterly along the New Shrewsbury «ltuate nouth nf Shaf- mont Drive, lla^'rl. On Thiirnrlny, Sppt^ntier 27 i!>fi? t): Borough < the center line of Lake Avenue, thence center Una of right of way of New to Roar! ami tho Bouthcrn boundary Rnntherly alnng Inn en lino r>r Rrth- registration liookn-will ho cloarrl until 'Dimly Bonrd nf JSleetfntiB up to and F«h. 2J. 27 lio: nr, Northerly along the renter line of Lakp York and Long Branch railroad to of N.A.I>. Earle. any Rond to thn point'' of intersr t.1 McIUJOH, after thf fnrthi'omlnc Ofneral Klcction Inrlurilng Mnrcli S, 1WI Avenue to the center line of Eaat point distant Seven Hundred tnd Nine- The polling place for !he SPC (Ion with tho Pnuthprly Township llnr; Township Cl^rV. nn Tuesday, Novcrnlifir fi, l%2. Thn snlft Boards cf Registry and MONMOUTH COI'NTV Front Street (also Known as River Election District tn the Borough *5t BrmthwpBtcrly nlonr Ihn en- {163.65 ty Four fret from ttin Southerly Bide of 1 tClr.cllon will meet on SLRFKMiATK'S COL'KT Road) thenc* Easterly along the cen- Eercen Place, measured at right an- New Shrewsbury in tho WayBide Com- trr !in« of Bethany Rind, helne nlao plirntSon Tnr transfer of rPRlstration, Nntlcn To Crrdltttrii To Irrifnl ter line Of East Front Street (also fclfis thereto: thenre Westerly anrl par- munity Firp HOUSP, corner ol H<"~ ttif! Southerly Township Hue, to the »hall h« mnde fither by written rn- Tl/KSOAY, M0VKMf!KH 6, lf»62 known as River Road) to Its intersec- Clalnm .liatiut IXnlr allel with West Bersen Place to the Rond and Wsyslds Hoad, Wayside, N" point or place o[ brplnnlriR. KEUISTRY AND ELECTION quest fnnvnrdfd to tho Municipal Tlerk •tween the hours of 7:00 a. m. nnd BSTATE Of PAWL \V. KIBDELKORN. tion with the center line of Haddon Polling Place: Hazlet Firs House, 8;00 p. m. for thr piirpoio of conduct- center line nt right of way of C. R. It. Jersey. NOTICE nr Ilia County Bonrrl of Elcrtloai on Park, extended Southerly, thence North- of N. J.; th*nco Northerly along the Holmdel Rnari. Haslet, ff>rmfl prov fried by nnjd Municipal iK Die OcniTfll Klection. Pnrmtant to lli« erly along the center llnr of Hatidon Third Election Dlstrlrt TOWNSHIP OF ATIANTI0. N. J. Snid Qcncrnl Kindlon wtll h« hitld order of EDWARD center lino of right ot way of the All that portion of tlm Borough ol District Numhpr 3t Clerk nr llnn.n\ nr hy railing in pTHnn of 1 ti* County Park to the shore of (he Navwlnlt C. R. It of N. J. to a point distant BEGINNING at ttifl point rf Inler- N*otlc« 'a Hereby given thftt the Ula- nt tlm oirirn of tl|p Munlcipni Clerk or i Bald intjniripality for the purpose New Shrewsbury, boumlprt on thp north trict Bonrd m* Kk^tlon and HeRlstry of Monmouili, tdi* (My m.irie, on . . River, then Southwestwardly find Went- One Hundred and Fifty [ect Southerly section of the Southerly Township line rountv 3^nar/ Hunk -ni't Trunt Com- link River to the point above men- Plnxr> rVipasitrpd nt right angles there- Avenue nnd from thenr.e runninir (1) In Cntiniy of Mnnmoiitli, Slate of Mew i/imn.-tl IHftrlrt of Stvr Jeripy, a tiy Apple Street; and on the west by Jer«*y. will meet nt tho place here- TIIP follnwitiR is a ilp*rrl['tlnn of the piny, Adrniniflfr.itfir, of Ihn Mint* "I tioned at the shorn line of the nalii to; thence Westerly nnd parallel with a p^ncral Northerly direction ntonu the •Shrrlff for tlir Co'inlv of Monmmtlrj, thp na|r| Paul IV. 1'icfn^iiorn, 6rct&**>\. river directly between the properties Ilrtnco Avrnup. inafter (ipfllpnnlcd on EifrlLnn District." In !hti liornUK* Mninhrrfl of Ihp, Hoard of Olmurn Wcr>t Bp-rfien Place to high water lino The polling placs for Jhu Third Elec- center lino nf Lnurcl AVGHUP t'» the Entontown ami llio polling rilacpi nntlr« !» liTchy RIVD tf» tliP cr^rlltrirn owned by the Monmouth Boat Club of tho North Shrewsbury river; thence pnlnt of Intrrspction wilh the enntnr TUESDAY, APRIL. 17, 1M2 and the property of the Borough of tion District In the BorouRh of Now mime, \\z: for lh" County of Mon- Northwesterly nlong high wattr line of Rhrpwdhury 1,1 tlio North Slrir I llini n off New JerseyJersey Stntn HiRhwaRy y ;f)O n. in. nml .rmtri, Ihrrp Oorrnif r.i, nnd fur the Administrator ilioir r;a',mi unrtcr Red Bank, at the point or place of ihe North fihrpwsbury river to the Unuto No. .'Hi; thpne Bl Flnt Rlrcllon IIIMrlft Beginning. Co. No. 1. 35 Snilngdnic Avornif. e *2> Bnatcrly fi:ttO p. m. 'F;a.«li:rn Rtnndard Tim llrivvinR munlnjidl offices, vix: within «1K uifinfl-.i frnm thll date. center line of River Btreet. the point Fourth Election Dlslrlrt nlonl g thfl center line of na!d H for the purpose at cmrluctlnjr. tho Pri- Klictinn Pifiirici One- la ivrcr-y Two Cminrilinen Tor ihfl lull term ll^'l: I'fbnnry Tlli. I'ifJ: or place of Beginning. No. 3fi tn thp jtnint of inlerRcctinn wilh fineed ttrrlrrl .isrrllied finns tlwit Bserllo The polling place tor lh« Flnt Elec- Ail that portion of the Borough of mary El ration, for tho Notnlnntlon of Of tlirrc yrnra encU. THK CKNTI'.AL JKFtSEY BANK •tho renter line of Pnlmer Avenue.; Candidates. nnd territory nf tl.o Itorough dcslg- An Assessor for Ihf miPip'.rp'i t''rm. """i TP.fHT tion Distrlet Is NUVMITIIC Ilnok A Lad- The polling place fnr the Tenth Elec- New Shrewsbury, boiinrierl on tin* norlli I thrncp (^i Stuuhrrly HIOIIB thi CPi:tcr d fll A HT OMlAXV, tion District Is th« RIv-r Street school. aid primary ElrctUm will ho imM Nfitk-p ia ncrrby tivcn thnt qurtllfierl Hv EropM Itaii Tni.v, Oflicer der Firs House. Mechanic Street. by Apple Street; on the east by the Ilnp of Pnlmer Avenue to the point P.V.r,INNING nt tlie lnlnrsertmn ol >tcrn nf thn Horoupl) of Mttlo Silver, Eleventh Election District Borough line; on the south by Lntctrfli «!i!ft imiiiiclpalliy for the purpose I ,\,'n' 1 Wl M( fi (Second Election District of internrcllon with tf>r Soutlirrly Trnvn- 1 lin nf atnto HlKhwa> Brook projpclfd lo thn nouthern bnund- of nomln.-ftliiK a .Mr:iilicr of tlir House ' not Jtlrcid/ rrcisternl In an id Munfci- K -!. N J. Beginning In the center line nf New nrilp line; thenrp (41 Fn'ithwesterly HS nr Keptnno HlRliway an it In flOint; pdltty nmler the laws of KI*W ierify ArnnM Beginning nt a point wnera ths cen- ary of Shrewsbury Park iti nnd Fair- alone ihn fioulhrrly- Tnwnflhlp Una tbj of ne.prrsenl;ittvf5 fur Hi* Tliint CUJI- tlmrfl trailed, nnd Urn linuivlnry lln ter line of Mechanic Street Is inter- man Hprlnps marl at high water lln Distrlct of Nnw Jcrwfy, a •rlnp pormnrvni rPEistralon may 30 K ain HtrP-it nf the Nnrlli Shrewsbury river. Ihrnc " " 1 ilevfinjimenis; nnd on the west the point or plnco nf hepinnlnp. between ttiR FJoroUKll nt Entuntow, •*r or transfer wu\\ the Clerk of escted with the center line of Broad Kfl.iierly alnng the center line nf New hy the divisional llrtR nf Shrewsbury Pfilllrc Place: Rarltan Tnwnnhlp Sheriff for I lie f'rtuntv nf Mnnmnntli, nnrl rumitTiK ttifnca (1) Rutittiorly, *!r>n, N. J, • Btreet. thencp FmtthwanUv Klonc the Park i*2 nnrl Falrflpld dcvplopm^nt two Members of the ilnurtf of Chr>'fri HI hiK) office, Ho, ™-" HririnE* rnai to the enter n First AH ft- HPSCUP S'niart Building, unld center llun of HtnWt HiBliway Il;ill. Pmifffr AVPHII^ LltflV fill-F>h. 9, IB, t\ M*rrh J Center line t>r Broad Street to lt« In ' ' " "" Northerly nlnng BlKhth '•'*.. WMI Kean«hwrK. KrPohoMcrfl for tli" i'nunty nf M"ti- No. .15 or Neptune lUctnvay an It in more Avenue anil Hancr Avenue. niniitli, threp f'oro.'irr', fim! for tho fol- IHS1KKT NUMIIKR 4: alxo Known, to tho hri.ok which rmmi Th« pnlllnK plac« for the Fourth lowing niuriliMri.il ofEinvt, viz: Hiate Iliphwnv No. \',!\ nr N'-pimtB ]IIR. Klectlon District in tha Bornieb of New BEaiNNIKO at thfl point of inl«r- Orm Townnhlp Cjinimticenian for the IVay ImmflrilfiKiy F'tnth of Jvrrrner Av DfJ/VWK WE MENACE by HANK KETCHAM Shrewsbury Is the Sycamore; School, pipction nf th'! center lini of New ictprlv nloru «a!d Ml Sycamore Ave. scy State Higlnvny P.nutc No. : .mi nlw nlnnj; bounti-iry 11 n- Filth Elrrtlnn Dlitrlct thn Northrrly Toxvnshlii line, hpli Btfctlon Dhtrirli N'f.. ] nnd ?, l the center linn of Clark Ktrei All that portion of thn Rorouijh of lo win (iiiiresji,rOnk whicli rum In nn K New Shrewsbury bounded nn the east frnm incnce runnlnE 'I ' Rarlrrly , tn elect one | rcrikm South (if Hrnnk A' by Gardsn fitato rarkway; nn the the Northerly Township line to Kllzfihi«tli PnrUwnv; tri'-npn i north by HwlmmlnE River; nn th*1 west point of Intersection with the r trlct in tl hy tlir Borough line; on the (tnutii by Ilnp of Chlnparom nrcck: thene* Mnmhcra (if Pliifi Itrnnk, Northerly nlnnj; the center litr ?utlv« Comm The prilling place for the Firth Flec- ChinF,*,! rora Crpek, tho vnrious co nf the two major tion District In the Pormich of NPW I thereof, to the point nf Intonr (KfimliHc;!!! and Kbrrwsbury In the Tinton Falls Fire i with the renter Ilnp of N< Nnlice t» heretty civeii that House, corner nf Tlntnn Avrntie anrl Klatc HlRhway nonle. IS'n. 36: thrnce vmarn of thn 'JViwnshiit ot of Prospect A\e., thence South Fifty feet Southerly from (.1) Nnrtlionsterlv nlnns the center line L'ounly of Monmtjuth, Ktato of ( ct side of West Borgpn' Place; thenci Syen more Avenue, Tlnton Falls, New erly along the center linn of P'"P ' Westerly and pa rail d with West Ber- Jf racy. n[ salrl Itouto No. :ill to tho point nf s"v. not Avenue to the Intersection with the ccn Pinrc to high water line of the Sixth Klertion Illstrlrl ItitciKettlnn with thft cpntpr Urn: r»f Southerly line of the new boundary line North Shrewsbury river; thence Routh,- that liortlon nr the Rornugh ol Middle floTl: tli'-nrf i li KftStfrlvj jflrH"e v of the Borough of Red Bank (being fitly along thn high wnter line1 of the Sew fihrpwpbury houndnl on the nmtii alone thft renler line of Mkldle Kr»-i(l| tjnn ,)lfly' hou» No. 191) thenCR Eanterly. South- to thp point nf Intrrscrllon with the r]irU r>r indl" by Newrrmn Rprlnps J\M\<\ nw\ Swlni- |C Prk f ai 1 erly. Easterly. Northerly, Easterly, 'ilnc River: nn tlic wr?.t hy U\r Gnr- rpntnr linn of 1'OOID Avmm; therre i5' ' ° ' ' Northerly, Easterly nlong the new line, of'the Newman tlpr'.nzs road," the .Smitheasterly along the r^ntpr Imp point or pi nee nr Beginnlnfi. MI Stntn Parkway: on tfjr south by boundary line of the Borough of rird Rycamorr Avpnur; and on tho e^nt by Vnn\p. Avpnue Ir, [IT- point of Inl Bank to a point one hundred let West The polling place lor tin* El»venln. HTtlnn with Hie miller line of M Election Dimrlct is Wrststde Engine Ilinro Avrniie. of the center line or Harrison Avenue. The pollinK plarp for the Pixth E\?c- nirunk Hrerk; thenrft ifi) Rnulhr thence Northerly, parallel to the cen- House, Leigh ton Avenue. t.lnn Di5trtrt In thf! RnmuEh Of N>w nlnnc th* ter line of Harrison Avenue and one TuHflh Election imtrlrl hundred fett Westerly therefrnm to the irv Is III" SivimmJnfS Ilivrr center line of Mechanic etreel ihenw Beginning nt a point where the, cersler School, 2".h Ihnco Avr. Westwards along th* center Una or linn of Wallace Sirert intpnectn the JRKUMB 8. REED. Mechanic Street, to Us Intersection with rpntffr line of Mc!-ari>n Street. Ihence thfi center line of Broad Street, the Northpiistwanliy n'ong tho crnttr lint* Fpb. 23, 27 WAS point or place of Reglnnlnp. niJ with trie- renter line nf Prospect Ave M0N.MO1 TH COINTV | 1 ling Plnrr; Rnrlti The polling Place for th« f*™ r.ur*. thrnce Southeasterly along th nd Hrr]!n Rn.vl. Election District in Independent Fire cpnter line or Prosper! Avenue to tin SUKIUKIATE'S rOI'KT St. . <\ Hniiftay* e\r..],n«,i Al tr, M 'i rr'i! EJpcti'm Di.Mrift Two li tiflrehy onfr Notlrn Tn tredllort* T« Prokpnt Clulrm DISTRICT M.'MHIJl 6: j7 finrl S, Iffil.', rrom 0 rxi n.tn. t'i ri.li'i! ftir-d (intl deirribM a» Uiat'icction House. Mechanic Street " Harding Hnad. thenre j •" Third Election District r-nlT linn ot Ilardlnc Hnad. o th"nrp Acainst Estoli- REGINNIN'fl nl Hi" poln Westerly a.lottR the center line of Hard- 1 an foliowji: Beginning at a mint where the en ti- no e boundary lint bet ESTATE OF NATHAN' KRAVATZ, '(•tlon nt th« Southerly Tn irm Tlorbiiphl s hn f boudarItrd Banly tlin nnt dbetwee Littlne ceaaett. nnii thfi ctntcr linn of New I!KO1NNIN"CJ nt tl ler line of Wallace Street Is interiprlcd i atlfir thn fonhcomlnp VrUnnry V.trr- ,-, n of Mnninuutli Dili (ffiy iniflr, onn ths cpntpr linn nf .ifiid Ilnutft 1^, M to thn point one htindrpf] fret Fmith nf the ii n er.ilKnrr], of IntfTBiM-tfon with l » or »r- rntBh ol New J'.hrcwabury nnd running the center line of Harding Road, (hence t(nrm*rly Lnis .Mlilfn .Snlfir^ntnr lino ut KUTtwn:>d pnvp; UIPIKP pllratlon for iriii F'.VT nf rpcistratioti thenrft (1; Wester iy ator* tafetra'a Eastwardly along ihe center line or center line ol Harding Road. tt;ence y y shall tie mnde fith'T Ny wriitcn Tf- IfrooJ: nhmc thf dlvidfriR lint btlwpfn In a Ecn«ral Weflirrly tlirection par- f th state of IV.f 8&\<\uti N'ortnerly aluitc the centfr line r,f Harding Road to its Intersection with Ks^cutrix f>f the :casrrl, notice I* j Mc«>iwohni*irv irmi. 1M.\ r intersectioii n witiuh ihhe tentet r linli e <>i1 fliMnm** . unitt It iririy ir> Itn Inlrraecilon Boroughs of Rerl Hank nn I Little1 Sil- wltli the center lire of Spring Street, LOIS ZKMKKY A rtmjth Klffilfnit. uD ip flrrl InrluriiriR •K-tlH thii rm'.-r Jin*- ot WvMolf road, ver to a point One Hundred fcrt back therxft Northerly along; the crnter line 1W PnrK View Ter thi center line of Un ani tho rtlvj-llni: linn between Dliirtct from HardlnR Road, thence Wrsi»r'.y of FprlnR Street to nn interscrtlon with Llnrrofi. N»w Jors TIDC tn Ihp pomr nt interflfft; Tim piild Jin.int nf anil Kl No. - nni IHslrlct No. 4; thenr« {Si ft Itnr. unraliei to VVnilare fitreei ard Solf Ex^fHlrix itii- Fnumrrlv Tow mnip line; tlon will me?t on ' NonhTiy. aions me cort*r » tlm ol| and Norlhwesteny tn the intersection 1 WyrMolt road and tha dtvfdlnj ilm, *lth a line On» Hundred trtl Bonlh of One Hundred feet Routh thereof, thenc* U^sHrf, Gross and fJarfl"! !, 'ft. Bouiiiwestprly alone the nouthfriy TI;ESDAV, KOVEMHKI:, e. iw: 2? Mcchfinlc Plre*t, Tnwnarilp ]ln« to the point or 'place of hetwrpn Districts No. 2 and Un. * ii tha Boutherlv line nl Tower Hill Ave- Ktifl nlone the namn line parallel tn tirtween tne npuri. of 7;0O B, m. « nue>. thence Westerly parallel to Towwr Wnllice S'reet. to th* lntpriffctlon Ol R»d Bank, N, J., beginning. ifin lntrr«»c(!on nf tin center lln* of 'WHAT'S THE AWT^B? HAVENT* WU EVER 6E£N A Altorneyi PrilinR Place: Township Hal!. 319 8:Rnc 0 thp. e mGfnen. for tlil s Ecionpurr-om. of conduct- Grant Avenu*; ihenc* M) Norih*riyi Hill Aven.e and One Hundred frU'frU WalletWailacns ur»Streeit amandi MrLire" n Btreet. ing the Gfnenl Election. ththenfref w to the Intersectioi n witith ththe th» place or point ot Beginning. Feb. IS, 23, Mar. 2. 9 $l«,2r iliddl* Road, il*r.\*i. Raid General Election will ht held alone r«n!*-r lin« of Grant Avi BEAUTIFUL SIPL 8EK«E?' «***"» rtcomplish more If they deter, 30—Friday, F<4>". 23, 1962 RED BANK PECISTER jshchev's proposal until they can determine what's onlthe floor and danced the twist as expertly as the In- mined to go forward • boldly. the other end of the line, i structors. Council Of Lack of faith in Gpd was con- They argue that the plan should be explored to as sidered the greatest reason why The Allen-Scott Report , April 3-8,are the dates set for the capital's famed Churches Is people fall prey to the many certain whether Khrushchev is willing to ease Com- Cherry Blossom Festival, which this year willcelebrate false promises of comrauniim. munist pressure in South Vietnam and Laos, and its 50th anniversary. In the spring of 1912, Mrs. The members ielt that if ff»tn- Khrushchev Seeking a Pact whether a livable arrangement can be worked out with Suggested ment fostered programs which Howard, Taft, wife of the President, and Viscountess 1 lead the nation into communism, the Communists in Europe. EATONTOWN — 'The Men's By ROBERT S. ALLEN and PAUL SCOTT , Chinda, wife of the Japanese ambassador, in a cere- Chapter of the Presbyterian the churches are duty-bound to Joint Chiefs Caution President mony at the Tidal Basin, not far from the White House* Church, at a recent meeting, dis- speak out against such trends. WASHINGTON — Soviet Premier Khrushchev is A second group of officials, including the Join threw a shovelful of soil on several saplings that were cussed the matter of how the If Bible reading in the public lecretly pressing President Kennedy to get North Chiefs of Staff, are cautioning the President that the part of 2,000 cherry trees donated to this country by churches can more effectively schools were to be discontinued, • American Treaty Organization members to sign a non- combat communism. the group felt that the churches overture is a trap that could lead to the wrecking of the Japan as a goodwill gesture. In this year's festival, A suggestion brought forth in should then provide mid-week aggression pact with the Kremlin-led Warsaw powers NATO alliance. . * Japan will be represented by Mariko Kosaka, daughter the discussion was the possible after school Bible services for the He wants NATO diplomats to meet this year with They point out that Khrushchey is still demanding of Japan's Foreign Minister, and Yoshi'taka Mikimoto, establishment of an Eatontown children. representatives of the Warsaw Pact natiqns to nego- Council of Churches, to include that Soviet troops be stationed in West Berlin and that that country's "pearl king," who for many years has laymen and 'youth along with tiate a long-term treatyrenouncing aggression and bar It adds up! More and more he Is sure to demand that right under the non-aggres sent a handsome pearl necklace to the queen of the pastors, with the purpose being people use The Register ads each ring nuclear weapons from West and East Germany. to promote the churches and the sion pact. Cherry Blossom Festival. This year he is coming him- issue because resulU come Ia»- In exchange, Khrushchev is offering to ease Red The JCS considers the demand to bar nuclea self and, H addition to giving the queen a necklace, Gospel. The group also felt that a (er.—Advertisement. military pressure .against West Berlin and to delay his weapons in Germany a maneuver to force the U.S. t< will present pearl pendants to each of The 50 princess- Council of Churches should be signing of a "peace treaty" with East Germany for two pull its atomic weapons out of that country. es — one from each state. Also he is financing a established in each county in this years. ', President Kennedy will weigh all this advice and two-week trip to Japan for the queen, who will be and other states, so that the great strength of the churches could YOU CAN WIN These foreboding "peace feelers" were reported then make his decision after he receives Dr. Rostow' selected at a Cherry Blossom Ball the night of April 6. be united and be recognized in to our NATO allies by Dr. Walt Whitman Rostow, chair- report and meets with Britain's Prime Minister Mac attacking and solving local prob- lems throughout the nation. It 1,000 man ofjthe State Department's Policy Planning Coun- millan next month. The developers, Rabar Corp., was pointed out that the churches cil while trying to win their support to curb trade with Rent Five expect to be open for occupancy represent the greatest force In IF YOU OPEN A Castro's Communist regime. SOCIAL WHIRL — One of Washington's oldest early next month. the nation. Mark Hall Ranch apartments r/*D CHARGE Dr. Rostow revealed that Khrushchev's overtures and most noted society feuds has finally been pacified. Of 44 It was the concensus that the are built in two clusters of a one- churches generally had not done IVr ACCOUNT were made to U.S. Ambassador Llewellyn Thompson The two "society queens" have buried the hatchet — story, air conditioned brick build- enough to aid the poor in their during his latest Moscow meeting with Soviet Foreign this time not in each other's skulls. At long last Mrs. Apartments ings. Each apartment has Wi areas and that there was a need rooms. The living room measures Minister Andrei Gromyko. Perle Mesta, celebrated "hostess with the mostest," and for greater promotion and ad- WEST END - Five of the 44 27x27 feet. Built-in ovens and vertising of the churches and the Significant Feelers Mrs. Gwen Cafritz, free-wheeling big party giver, ar apartments in Hall Mark Ranch counter top ranges are featured Gospel. It was pointed out that at peace. The olive branch was preferred by Mrs, apartments on Ocean Ave. were in the kitchen with a 12 cubic if one man like Billy Graham These feelers were regarded as significant enough rented last week-end when the foot refrigerator. Off-street park, Mesta, who invited Mrs. Cafritz to one of three large, could accomplish so much, the by President Kennedy and Secretary of State Dean project was opened to the public. ing is provided. united churches in the USA could Rusk for them to authorize Dr. Rostow, a former White swank shindigs to celebrate her return to the capital's House aide, to discuss them during his trip. hectic social arena. Each of these affairs, held on suc- As reported in Ambassador Thompson's private cessive nights in Mrs. Mesta's new and exoensivpi cables, Gromyko said that the political preconditions decorated duplex penthouse apartment, was non parti Khrushchev regards as essential for an East-West rap- san, although Republican VIPs greatly outnumbers prochement — the acceptance by the West of the par Democratic guests. Upwards of 250 attended eacr tltion of Europe, Germany, and East and West Berlin party. Mrs. Cafritz, asked about the ending of her COMPANY — already exist long warring with Mrs. Mesta, smiled sweetly, "With ASkUtr PAIK ICD IANC Khrushchev cites as proof the fact that the West, my romantic disposition, I am against feuds. I just including the U.S., did not knock down the Berlin wall, love peace." nor are its diplomats seriously trying to eliminate it Jackie In Exclusive Club by diplomacy, Mrs. Jacqueline Kennedy is joining a very exclu sive club when she returns from her forthcoming visit , Under these circumstances, Khrushchev suggests to India and Pakistan. The First Lady will christen that a modus Vivendi in Europe — a way of living with the nuclear submarine Lafayette in May, thus makin, existing conditions in Berlin and Germany — is now her a member of the Society of Sponsors of the US possible. Navy. Organized 54 years ago by a group of senator' He wants the status quo legalized by the NATO and wives and daughters, the society limits its membership Warsaw Pact nations' signing of the non-aggression to women who have christened U.S. combat vessels. pact that would ban atomic weapons from both East Only two other First Ladies are members of this uniqui f.nd West Germany. Her Handbag society — Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt and Mrs. Eisenhowe Trojan Horse There was an unusual feature at a party given by Although Dr. Rostow was authorized to "discuss" friends for new Navy Secretary and Mrs. Fred Korth is Glossy Patent Khrushchev's tempting but smelly bait with our allies, of Texas. Two twist experts were on hand to teach President Kennedy is still making up his mind on the several hundred guests how to perform this exuber- ,. , In a silhouette that it eriip, spanking whether to risk a nibble to determine Kremlin reaction. ant dance. But there were no takers. The instructors naw and gleaming for Spring '62. TH» Also, Khrushchev's diplomatic fishing has touched were unable to get any customers. The only ones who off a sharp policy dispute among the President's chief did the dance needed no lessons. Former New Orleans handbag shapes for the season are softer, foreign policy and military advisers. Mayor de Lesseps Morrison, now ambassador to th> more feminine ... the colors harmonious One group of officials, headed by Secretary Rusk Organization of American States, and Mrs. Thurmond and Dr. Rostow, wants the President to explore Khru- Chatham, widow of a North Carolina congressman, took to the fashions. Black, Bone or Whit*. 10.98' 'plus tax

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