VOLUME uaxn NO. 23 RED BANK, N. J., FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 18. 1959 7c PER COPY PAGE ONE New U.S. Propose Police Satellite Atkins House Move Executive Post In Orbit Rejected at Meeting The Atkins bouse, which has stood at M Moamoutk St more In Middletown than 71 yean, will till by the May Cive Data wayside about Oct. 2. A request by P. William To- maino. 117 Hudson Ave.. to move Cold ThU Morning? Would Head To Help Map the bouse wa» rejected last night at a Red Bank Pluming Board It Waa a Record Early risen who lek edd Department, Space Routes UaMg C Bilow. M Rohm a. ItUdMown. president of Bile . this morals* when they wake CAPE CANAVERAL, Pie. (AP) |Iac, which plans to erect a com- act, had a right to. A new Topping Hoyer -The Vsaguard HI satellite soar- bination tavern and liquor store recerdfer the eeldeet Sept. II MIDDLETOWN - The Town, ai tote orbit today aad revived at M Monraouth St. told The Re- was set. ship Committee will meet to ex- gister the building will be L O. f. prestige la tbt WlUam D. MarUa of the Lang ecutive session within the neat moUshed. Work will start about few days to consider a proposal Oct J. he said. Branch weather station said the by Commtttecman J. Crawtod temperature was « degrees at Compton for placing an executive KMT MONNOVIH -Ha light a subdtvit- makes powered flight, A roaster tall of datt risen behind the rocket 7:11 a. m. The eld record was police officer in charge of the ion on a lot on the southwest cor- ship X-15 at it skids to a landing near Edwards AFi, Calif., at and of its first pow- degrees so Sept. U, 1H7. department, over Police Chief Earl N. Hoyer. jeer of South St end Pteckaey Rd. Take heart, through, the ther- so be could move the two aad ered flight. The successful test brought noarar the time whan It will attempt to Chief Hoyer toM The Register one half story Atklas noose to blast o man to the odgo of space. IAP WircphotoJ saemeter will rise to 71 toner* last night that if the plan goes the new lot through, he wiU "fight It all the The proposal ran Into strong way—including court action, at I waa hsM toad aad '" B from Councilman necessary." Its* a. aa. It la etai P. Oakley, Khrushchev to Take Debate L.ive Music I do not want to criUdxa any* IhaAnqraaM arittce chairman. Ha said there one—became we have some ex* be too much disruption of cellent officers in the depart- service and damage to Featured ment," Mr. Compton said yes- trees to issue a permit for mov- terday. "But I do not fed then With U.S. to UN Floor Today Is anyone in the department with NEW YORK (APHTbs great The Soviet Communist boas, af- wiU be the highlight of an- n Red Bank sufficient experience and the typo kt v m all the borough's main business Soviet-American traveling debate ter three full and nigged days of other day of heavy schedule. Ii Three outdoor "live-mutic" at' of experience for the typo posi- The Impound satellite was °« * ^° " *° , „ streets would be needed. moves today to the stage of the touring, lost his gene rally expected he will tion which is being proposed.'' boosted aloft by the last of the pad at Capo Canaveral, Ha. Iain will be featured next week United Nations Assembly, with temper momentarily in public nake some new surprise an- in Red Bank to celebrate Live- The official said be has a candi- Vanguard rockets. The Van- carrying a 265-pound transit Faced with this opposition. Mr. Nikita S. Khrushchev, already last night But he quickly recov- nouncement regarding disarms- Muiic Week, Sept 20-26. date in mind but that the name gumd. once the scapegoat for satellite cane. Satellite was Tomslao withdrew his request showing signs of testiness, re- end bis usual aplomb. meat. Already be has promised Arrangements, made possible cannot be diuloaed at this time. American space failures, thus The Soviet Premier's appear- Soviet proposal on the subject. detigned for experimenting As a result the board wilt con- ported ready to spring a Russian through the American Federation Further I ended ita hard luck history on alder his request to subdivide the surprise, ance before the world organize- Khrushchev has centered much of Musicians, Musicians Perform- • litainphant note. with a global navigation sys-property at 70 Ptackaey Rd. at of his attention in the Commu- ance Truit Funds of Local No. "We must discutt this matter The auccess followed two tem. It was later announced Its Oct 14 meettag. nist-Western debate on the idea 399, will Include an outdoor band thoroughly in conference before too much can be said." ha added. straight American apace . that the satellite did not go The property at 71 Ptaekaey that the Soviet system inevitably concert, folk festival and an eve- Just M hours before, a Thor- Rd. measures lOOxlM. A two end will overwhelm the Western way.ning of dancing. Under the proposal, a man into) orbit. I AP Wlrephotol Scrap One Zoning from outside the township would Abte racket Bzded la ta attempt one-half story house ta located Was in a question-and-aiifwer Working with the musicians to y bo employed. to place a 3a*pound aavigatioa Mr. Tomiino wants to MO discussion of the two systems make this affair possible are tetaUte to orbit On Wednesday. met the stocky, 5-foot-S Russian borough officials, Parks sad Rec- The proposal follows on the HU Getting m LUtU rear portion of the property y, heels of Township Committee dis- a Jupiter miasile carrying mice -which measures Stella oa Soud ddl b hi reation Committee and the Red and trots oa a apace flight ex- Change9AskAnothersuddenly snapped back at his ciplinary procedures ia two re- Crowded Up Then St-to build a new house. audience. Bank Community Chamber of 1 l.aaa feet above ita launch- -*• NEW SHREWSBURY - Bor- cent police cases, and a depart- However, by cresting soother Threatens to Walk Commerce. mental shake-up. WASHINQTON (AP() ) -The lot-with a house which would ough Council, at the suggestion of ChrUtmma h Only Khrushchev even threatened to Chief Hoyer was involved indi- The flops came white Soviet thtad ssaaa at sna 1 face on South St-the rear yard Planning Board, last night, walk out of the W«kJorf-Attori» Premier MUta Khrushchev visit- of the boose at T Hackney Rd. scrapped aa amendment to the Featured in the program of rectly ta one of the cases. 98 D*y Avtmy Hotel's grand ballroom, where he In February, after an investiga- ed thta country, basking ta the would be only II feet Mr. Tom- toning ordinance setting op aa was addressing the New York events will be John LuckenbUl. _ j djVaeadBssMa*ai olno tenathrely agreed to remove Aim R-S residential tone ta the aouth- who wiU conduct a 21-piece band tion and bearing, the commit- Of Wmmmjm Economic Club. His audience tee voted no charges against Po- six feet of the house to glva aim pert of the borough. was made up of about 2,000 of in Marine Park Tuesday at 1:30 •trite- a 29-foot setback as required by The amendment was vetoed last p. m. Mr. LuckenbiU and a smal- lice Lt Kenneth Luker add Pa- the country's top industrial and trolman Dominick Furiato. fol- the sonlng code. The house is la by Mayor Karl K. Baron, business leaders. ler bend played concerts in the The aataUss was lbs third put an A-l residential sons. first thne ta the M*tory of pork this summer. lowing the destruction by fire of op ta 11 trice by the V Khrushchev had been answer- a %Ujm vacant house ta Bel- He Indicated that oveatoafly i borough that such action has Ing questions with the same show Stan Mclntoeh end bis Scottish Bag-Pipers will play Wednesday ford, owned by Mr. Compton. he would Kke to . |of )avtau> he bad displayed ear- The house waa destroyed be- Then a guest sight The program will be simi- lar to the one presented during luse of a W-mlnute delay ta al of which' completing a fire alarm through Sovtet-Ameri- the Art fustlial in Red police headquarters. The two lots, two wHt*8ot trott- cae ajmorstandtog, were not the last June. poUcemea had been ea duty at ago, aad one wtm Mast front- Russian people allowed to listen Mr. Mclatosh and the time. age. AD would bo IM Hot propertv adjacent to the to U. S. broadcasts? Why weren't will conduct the folk festival, be- They blamed the delay on tele- Plre Ii those He called the American uewtpapara and peri' ginntag at 1:15 p. m.. ta front of y y i aa Ice cream coat. Mr. Tomatoo said me bouse at odicsls allowed to circulate free- the Monmouth County National phone equipment failure aad Vaafaard m U saade of • _ 7* Pmckasy Rd. now is The council, also ea the advice ly? Why were American news- Bank oa Broad St The street wiU dialed that men had been negli- •eetam aad flbetileae. tt conaMa rocket. bath be blocked off for the occasion. gence. eupied. A small fire ia a Till of the Planning Board, Introduced men's dispatches censored saassmt^smTm^ssm efassasst at a Stock sphere with a JWach rear room ceased slight damage mother amendment changing The acene will return to Marine Khrushchev parried: He and In July, Detective Sgt John H. tuba imasMg from tt. The tube to the house Sept 11. sMenttal arena Into President Elsenhower-had atreed Park Thursday at I p.m- Pete ta tapered from I to 2tf inches b Bernard KeUenjrl, chalrmaa of either industrial or commercial their discussions would not in- Galatro and hia 14-ptoce dance McCarren resigned from the the Subdivision Committee of the volve Interference In each other's band will play for social daactag. force aad Detective Sgt John B. U the tip of the cone is a Shrewsbury Planning Board, said Mr. Tom- tafM OOVWmmf f*W pfCMC Internal affairs. All affairs an open to the pub-Kelly waa demoted to pa to miasan the aino's request originally received grouads wiU be changed from a There were groans from the lic. No admission will bo charged. for two . cats pock- approval Friday alghL bat oa audience and somebody shouted: after a police car accident which Fund Drive rcsldcotitl to M todustriaL to departmental eta of radtattoa. The later deliberation. BatoaiAiea "Answer the question!" by a M vote. A The area was extended to In. UP To Start Work a maa> of the safest route to the dslon of the commJttse is nacea- Dates Picked chide the property of Mr. Car- The Premier blew up. His face then chairman of the poUce saooa aad other planets. SHREWSBURY - The month ury for approval. Bscaaea the ton. The attorney had asked the* committee rejected the request, mittee, res The Nattoaal of Hoveeahsi has been selected Us land be Included In the change "I'm aa old sparrow, so to say,On New Marina lowing the JOT t it was placed before the entire as It was "not suitable for re- and you can't muddle me with g the board of directors of the HIGHLANDS — Work will be- the euccieeful otbH * hours Shrowsburb y Community Appeal board (or eoaaideratlaa. sidential development" your cries." he shouted. "You was replaced by Major Prank P. The other changes Included in might not listen to me if gin within II days to two weeks M miavtae after launch. It said for its fenda drive. g you on a new $296,080 marina here. Sgt. Kelly hat taken court ap- the aew aateUte is expected to Meeting last night in me Proa- The committee said H rejected the amendment are: A section of don't want to, but surely you peal action on the dsmottan aad awiag aa far out aa UN miles an R-l son* edjacent to Shrews- show enough hospitality According to Irwn Levy, Sea bytofian Church, the board chose the request because there was no Jury Finds must Bright, he expects to have pile to space and as dose to the earth Saturday, Nov. 7. for the kkkoff 21-foot setback for the bouse at bury Township and the Superama not to interrupt. If you have Store, tol-l Industrie!; and chant- desire to listen to what I ha' driving equipment working on the Mr. Hesse. Chief Hoyer aad 71 Ptockaey Rd.. aad because Sgt. Kelly had hem In the police to the orbits of Vanguards Kialin Gtulty teg ea R4 aone In Pine Brook to to say, I will go." protect shortly. "porch-light" ctoor-todcor can- the subdivision "would be detri- The new betia will accommo- car. which waa driven out of n. mental to the neighborhood." a commercial sons. This urea Is He offered to answer the ques- bounded oa fas eouth by the rail date MO boats, with completion to a ta »Yaar We The Mr. KeUcnyi opposed a aaovc at tion If there were no uiternip- Park, Just prior to the aecMaai Ha. 4t Victor* PL, road, oa mo east by Wayside Rd,ttons. Per MMCQaWS tlWft scheduled for Mey. thesmythe last Bight's mssuagti The driver of the car, Dot Sat. en the wast by Hamilton Rd., aadMMttCtf* KlJ Jwv calmed do Mr. Levy Is the owner of the Mr. Imythe >tl to the oa the aarth by Ptae Brook Rd. See Bright Landing, a IM-boat McCarren, who waa alone at the » to « yoaia. Thsy said its ra- the proposal aad continued: will succeed Abraham Zagcr, AfamW mmml mmWfP*al The area also Includes a triangle The question of what our pub- beiln. time of the accident, waa "oa i Mrs, Harry teAttiac House. The new project It located on call" status at the time. He saM nanray feildante sht lic totoas to or roads should be Jr. MajaMaC. aad Hammaa Rds. ' decided not by say outside gov- the Elmore tract in the Water Both Mr. Hesas and Chief Hoy- ha givea a chaaee to appear at kd Witch vicinity. er came ta for criticism durtaf ata. BWr, the Oet 14 meeting to comae*. apbyeaaaty hautat oa the now ernment or influence, but by oui fooarems secrataiymldwls a taaraKlatksabaaM M W0 QO Octi 1. own people and government." Facilities wil! include a restau- the course of the cose heertag. eapceted to whlrt if they so desire. Pah. 4, IW. rant, tackle shop, cocktail lounge, Oa July 2, the department wag ter, troaaurari James PltojeraM, Bttow, Inc.. plans to 4, IW. la The council eaproved the Is- Once agata, ta Ms formal talk. > fOf 3*IM JWfl. Ml BfOaM treasurer; tad Charles dasMamael •smyW faaVomtfetlamm e^ammft offices, and possibly a repair "reorgeniiod." with Cspt. Ray- after U oae-etory, glass frost building, OTMB Wf l4*MewllW Viable D (Continued ea page 3) shop. mond WaUlag placed at the head 4taM feet Approval of transfer >*e Alberta V. ~. McCormick and WaHar Mr. Levy said that plans alto of the detective dtvialoa tad the earth ta not round, but aUght- The offlcen wUI h of a plenary retail cansumption next Thundny night C. Witt Jr., call for showsrs, lockers, a hy- Cape. William Woodward as head with broad package prl- draulic lift and parking area. of the patrol (uniform) division. TH-theeteeofa Mr. Courter reported receipts from tamuei aiberbtatt. The berths will be equipped af $M».N lor the IM drive. tefaMllf M MOMMVtll TvV#TBf tosttyataft Chariea FreakaL Aebury Park. with electricity, water and gaso- In August, Sgt Joseph Mc- 7* MOMAMQI lt<| WU fllVM by line. Carthy, after betas transferred The recent Jupiter aad Thar- atoagh Council At* IT. Her /aha , nlfli sencaggrttcajatlai isr fhsatoto. The new basta It about 12 blockt to the detective division, waa pro Abta^ faltans wore The Afctas House ta from the aswly completed High- eaoed by two SOCOSBM Las* year the American Cancer ' Marias. (Continued on Page Two) ^Tao raskat plane X-ltmeet Ito m -^ _^^^___^ fllammt tasmfJ aamitodw BeVrards Air Pane Baas. OMMM a( Boy Scouts; Arrest Three Late News craft dawa at l.ait County Family SJM MINfOLA, N. Y. (API —County hotrtn awfhorltlot asy there Is "ttrana. ovldonso" that three youths oaatratt* of Oiri Boys in Thefts County Maatal Haatt From Boats od serum hopatltli from being taftaosd at New York City's ATLANTIC MOHLANM - tltls, an Inflation traneailfted throwfh the Moodatraom, ro» N Ii hoped the X-U wil psao- Three youths were arrested yes- perteetrv hillt ono in 10 vlattma. InttooI m sattaa s Into the skyy and IPCA; WO; and the terday Isr ft series af thefts from M d f UN J Community YMCA. hM n top speep d of UN m.pJi. U boats anchored hi the lateter vie yyear. yacht harbor. KttUNTtUOCH, (AP) —Pwobrobaaotb) mmA m —,_k^^aa^ Attaa ak. OeSOptJiSO SMP UC0M0 According to noHct, the mefts had bean occurring since Aug. IT, site over aMriy(ttmUa,»MuleOto ABC CoMpUlnl PMR 4w WatCnOli MsMMVi raaae from Cope Canaveral yes- KBANUURO - The Alcoholic compaseesp . aaremeurs, Nsjaor, M Beverage Control Division has and fifirre sttllh tk Vaagaard III, traveUag IMH from the laraar craft to the har- H Miles aa hour, makes a circuit of thh e plenarl y retell eon •M earth ta l» minates. It sumption ttosasa of Sea Play Ian, the heaviest of all U. I. sal* 114-1II Bsaehway, for II days TWO HURT as to the value aafdwltof sat Mami a taken. tAV COiaim—The Movowan First Aid Souad IUMKA, Calif. I API—A commercial Mima, boa* JjtooatUI to erbH oacopt the b> for tdllag alcoholic beveranas hall ptsyen te latoaicated person*. Two loMhall f Ii ON deoked out — ot Is ttio entire borowejh — l th0y Mid Haopitolyeo with only ono life preserver and five crewmen was reported launched Aag. 7, which The defendant pleaded soa-vult TiMb^ri wtrt rttoMttf In On tfitwrt tor tiilMiiMisMpi«u In aroaeratioK for tko Mf day tomorrow, The squad will tlnklnej In the ttormy Feelflt Oeaen 70 mllot af the north, te the chtrgs, Since the bar op- Ml CUMOdV af their pa rente, Choriei Frank, II, af mark lt» llth blrtfcdey with a (Mrede to lecture 111 em California aoatt today. Two othor Hatilrtej ere ft want aretes oa a teesonel bails, the tavealfe procotdmgs. « LlUlsa PI, MlddUtowa, auf units from many parti af the ttote, and five besuty PIMMIU penalty will be imposed at • later u IO poncft j« mred a broker ftoger ea his rlaht dawn yeiterdty wlthaut lets af Ufa •• the f)rtt Pairfta Had Beak firemen yesterdt date. II d two 14. adatHtod to ROeMi WIIUOM KOOMf, wt Of T quaint, Including Mitt Now Jeriey. There will be a fire- ttorm af the teeton bettered the Humboldt eeuttty eoett bumed down • barn at the ' thffli, and thai rnugMy 10 Ward La, Rumasa. put a tuoih works display at nlf ht. The vels estimate tome 1,000 to with hlfh wlnei one1 ratn. The Ceatt tuerd tale) It re- Of Maple Ave. Plre Chief Albs trsfi were Involved. The thefts through Ma Up. It required ana 1,000 portent will marsh In the perede, whlah ttorti at eelved a dlitrsit metteoe from tho 41-foot fUhlna. vettel T. MacDoMld Hid (he action wst t R>i> l.fint *•> uuelly look plec* In lh» late •tilth. Inih were reieeeed ai- a . t Inl M'tiNwulll M. IM f (MS 2:10 p. m. Mabel lota leit nlo>t. 4l lafternuon and early avtalag. tor treatment 99% gfMM aWjffp%» WaW vWlaap M* P^a» 2a»a» tt*. \*. m* uasm Ocea. Ave., lead, 99X4 at aV ffaUT Borou^i Cnwtkfllnele Cifcrf »h-^,> Assessment Appeal improvements. Gted by Curry Smith Dies and personal. $990. ATLANTIC H9OHLANDS -"I WALTER BOSKET Alt*. L. Victor WeU, Estate. Walter Boskey, 149 Sptteg St. MOROANVULS - Mra. Mary Its Campaign • ant oae who kaHavea Atlantic At Age of tt Mehmda Madden. 79, of Tens Fifth Ave., New York, for 973 Highlands Is going down hill.1 died last sdght ia his home. On Eatontown Land Ave., land, $4,044 to $t> FAIR HAVEN — RaaubUcaas EAST HAMPTON. L, I. . - Rd., died yesterday m her home Curry, candidate for Gilbert Potter Smith. Coral Mr. Boskey waa bora la Red a ieagay DJaees. 009. Improvements. $10,099 to $2, got their election famfntgn un- in a a retired 000. sad personal $1,000 to $100 — der way last night « the home IB opeaiag •«% bofore th> real estate developerdl , died yester- contractor. Ha waa an Army vet- Heard by Tax Unit stipulation. Improvements. $9,000, of Mayor Russell H. Minton, Republican Club. Georgia and waa the daughter and personal, $700; L. Victor day at his summer home hen eran of World War I. a member of the late Sam aad Mattia Jonas. Church St. This is not a matter of opin- of Shrewsbury Post 199, Ameri- Weil Estate, for rear. 104 Ocean Local candidates for office, after a short illness. She was the widow of Will Mad- LON BRANCH — Decision was Center being built on Rt. 15. i." Mr. Curry went on. "The Mr. Smith, better known u can LagkM, and of Trinity Epis- dux. reserved yesterday by the Moo- Mr. Kirsch said Mr. Samuels Ave., land $1,500 to $M0. and im- memben of the GOP Executive evidence ia all around us., Down provements, $4,400 to $200 — Committee, and the executive Uncle Gilbert," wu the senior copal Church, Red Bank. Surviving an a sea. Win Mad- mouth Couaty Board of Taxation has adjoining land in ocean through the yean wa have had member ot the Smith Organisa- Surviving are his wife, Mn. dor Jr., of HiUsboro, Oa.; three on an Mseument appeal by Township amounting to $100,000. stipulation, improvements, $9,400. committee ot the Women's Re- record of growth aad financial Ben Realty Corp., 170 Broadway, publican Club attended. tion, prooasaors and reflnan of Catharina da la Motta Boskey; daughters, Mn. KatJa Smith and Fredrick H. Samuels. South He said he has inquiries on the stability: It totru e today. Alongmarine oils and manufacturen of two sons. Walter Boskey. Jr.. at Mrs. Lffliaa KaJght. both of Orange, for 112 acres of undeve- property from business clients — land, $11,090 to $10,009, aad Im- Mn. Gladyys C. Hunter. With the growth of the town have provements, $19,099 to$19,09 0 — tive protein feeding supplements. home, and J. Ernest Boskey of Newark, and Mn. Grace Towler loped land he owns oa Rt », "but not one inquiry for indus- committee chairman, was lacnased property values The Smith Organisation oper- tipulation, improvcmetaa, $8,440. in chart* of orgaabdag Little Silver; a brother, Harry J of Matawan; a slater, Mrs. Cora Eatontowa. try." and an influx of the kind of peo- Towler ot' MoraaavttleMffl ; ftour Hsrry S. Rowland, a member Abo. Eugene P. Kenny. II Bid- a committee or 100 persons to aa-ple any town can be proud of." atss Hs own fishing fleet, redoe- Boskey of Rod Bank: and three The board will study further 24 tkn plants and boat yards along graadcltildna, «ad eight gnat- other appeals brought before it of the* Eatontown Board of Asses- well Ave.. Jersey City, for 1179aist ia the etectioa drive. Philip sisters. Mn. Jeanette Rebscber at a hearing in the Municipal sors, said, "We may have made Elberon Ave.. land $7,709 to$J , The Women's RepubUcaa dub tioa oa the rec- the Atlantic Coast and Gulf of of Middletown; Mrs. Clifton Van- 040. Improvements, $9,409 to $1.win aid the executive committee Mexico, including one in Port Not* «( Fair Haven aad Mra. The funeral win be ham Mon- a mistake on this assessment" ord of the couaed, waning dub day at 2 p. m. m Sooosm Bap- He said the board was under 000. aad personal $1,040. tono -in helping net vn»<~ - '-*« Monmoutb. N. J. Approximately Mildred Woodward of Eatontowa; Decisions era expected ia two thing — stipulation improve- memben that they would be 73 yean ago, starting as a boy two stepdaughters, Mn. Oliver tist Church of FnaboM, with to three months. the impression the purchase price baton the Sept 14 deadbaa, faced with "another Democrat Rev. T. M. J_i _ BB^ssaPwa^a' a ^psa«ia^^a was W4.750. The information was ments,. $3,090, and personal, no- Mn. Hunter aaio u.. *tt of 15. la complete charge of a j Maxoa of Oklahom*i, SUM! Mn. Appeals were heard from Man- thing; Raphael F. Vod, 109 Park plga of half truths." processing plant located on Fin H.,^ McGoUrick of Platofleki, Burial wiB jo ai. MapU- mouth Beach, Eatontown. Ocean- reported by the state, ha said. will be meeting rogularly between "It worked last year becausbec e Ave., land. $2,909 to $1,940, and now and election. Island, Mr. Smith, together with and three grandchtMn wood Cowiataiy iNMaT flav •fac- port West Long Branch, and Also appearing for Eatontown ppeoplp e wen not ggiven the full tion of the W. H. improvements, $5,990 to$3,90 9 — GOP candidatea hen an W, his brother, the hue J. Howard .The Wordea Funeral Homo, 'Long Branch. was Henry J. Saling. borough at- s.$1.0 story. ThiThis year they wilill bbe giv- Smith, built up an orgaalutioa Soa Funeral Home. torney, and Theodore W. Me- tor mayor aad Jeasa t, Rod Bank, ia in charge ot ar- A postponed appeal from Mate- dtoay. James L. Daviaon, an the fall story and rt won't which is recognized today u wan also was heard aad another Guineas, another member of the Fraads Flora. Ml Bu work. raagmants.t TWINS INK AFTB* B3BTH Ave, for 994 Rt 19, land, $1,900 Dr-.. Edward W. Stratum, all for he said. a leader in the menhaden fishing one from Bradley Beach. Board of Assessors. RicharRih d Bennett, wmafil candi- Industry. LAURENCE HARBOR - Twin Two Appeals Postponed until next Wednes- toSlJO* RoccoAvMte,99Uak» The first two an a>date, said he is proad ot the slate Ave., Maplewood, for. Marine cumbaats. For many yean. Mr. Smith HAunr of Mr. aad Mn. Patrick Mr. Samuels filed two separate day In Asbury Park was the ap- aad cased upon the dab todevot e served u president ot the Cook BROOKLYN — Harry Edal- Hourlhaa. 99 Lakeside Avu» Lau- appeals — one for 79H acres of peal of Fred J. Happrorh, 21 Tar., land, $319 to aothlag; LU- Uan O. CeUl. 79K South Fifth Swan Oil Company, Bayway, bergI _, 70, Sheffield Ave.. Brook- nace Harbor, died property and the other for 79% Lone Oak Rd.. New Monrmwth. "Wahava N. J.. Importers, procesaon and rjm, died yesterday m Rlvantew short* after birm ia acres. They are across the high- for propetry at JO Neptune Hwy. Ave., improvements. $1,999 to$ VMan Fined for good record and a good ptsa. If 099 — stipulation, $309, aad Paul dbtributora of sperm oils, fish Hospital. boy Memorial Hoapmu, way from each other, he said. He seeks a reduction hi the we take it toa l the people, theyoils and vegetable oils. Bora m Russia, ha came to this Abo surviving art two broth- In the tint case, Mr. Samuels improve assessment from $5,000 J. Brook and Violet H. Brook, will ptace their confidence m us 179 MacArthur Ave., land, $999 Jobless Fraud He wu one of the tint develop-country tn 1919. en, John Michael aad Patrick said his currant to$2,S0». at the polls te November." he Joseph Hourlhaa; to ins, and improvements, $2.- concluded. an of Firo Island, fast off the Hei of the Work $24,499 and he would like it cut In a number of the appeals, Joseph A. Tomasello. 39. of 93 coast ot Long Island. Rita, Patricia aa to $17,200. The other tract is as-'stipulations" were set forth — 009 to $1,500 — stipulation — inv Mathtasoa St, Matawaa. yester- saeas Circle. New York Oiy. orovements, $200. day was fined $39 each on two Mr. Smith was bora at River- Surviving an hie wife. Mra. Heurihaa; pattnal gnadpomts. sessed for $32,00. Ho asked for meaning the taxpayer and the head. U I. on May 4, 1971, a eon Mr. aad Mn. Jsrsmls* Hoarihan the same reduction. local assessor reached an agree- charges of fraud in oMnlnlng un- Row Lash EdsRjsrg; a daugh- employment benefits. Selwyn Lloyd of the late Malaga and Mary tor. Mrs. Harry Popptck of Keyot- Matawaa; aad matanal grand- Testifying hi behalf of Mrmen. t on an assessment reduc- Scrap On* Hulse Smith. parents, Mr. aad Mn. Ralph Samuels waa William B. Kirsch, tion. But here, too, final decision He also received two 30-day port; and a son. Dr. Seymour (Continued) Jail sentences from Surviving an his widow. Mattie Bdetberg of Concord, Mass.; a Jacques of Keyport a Deal real estate man. Ha said rests with the county board. Presents Smith, and five nephews and be advised Mr. Samuels tobu y Here are the appeals: Red Bank MaghKratt John, V. stater, Mrs. Yetta Bell of New The funeral wiU be held today suance of a plenary retail con- nieces, all of whom an actively at 2 p. m. ia the Day Funeral the two tracts hut year. — John F. sumption liquor license to Charles Crowell. Tomasello was ordered York City, aad a brother. Ar- McKenna, 43 River Ave., for 19 to repay $219 ha received fromPlan to UN Home. Keyport Burial will be la Mr. Kirsch said the property I* Bruno and Sycamore Lanes tioa. They are Harvey W. Smith. St Joseph's Cemetery. amed for industry "in an ana River Ave., land. $999 to $990. Bowling Alley, Shrewsbury Ave. the state unemployment office UNITED NATIONS. N. Y. (AP) y York; aad aU grandchildren. within six months, or go toJail . —Britain's new disarmament plan BeauforBft t NN. C: OtiOtsi H. SmithSith, The funeral waa held this mom- when it should ha improvements, $3,090 to$1,90 0 — State AM Gilbert P. Smith, MKHELL A. HAYES Adding: stipulation. Improvements. $1,000 According to a complaint signed sems to drop some of the con- Lewes. Dal.; ing in the Bedle Funeral Home. Alio approved was a reques 3d, Moss Point. Miss.? Mn Michel! Antoinette Hayes, 19- "This hi worth about one-third — Margaret E. Haney, Harding by Charles A. Temler, senior ditions that have hampered East- Keyport with Rabbi O. H. Harry Rd., Little Silver, for 7 Ocean for $21,409 in state aid to cover auditor of the Division of Uiwm- West agreement in the past Charles M. Cubbage, Naveslnk Levine of the United Hebrew Con- month-old daughter of Maurice ofw hat business property is." River Rd.. Middletown, and Mn. and Beverly Hayes. 3U Pearl St. He admitted ho kaew the toning Ave., land, $9,759 to $2,500, im resurfacing of Hance Rd. from fNoynMnt Security, TonajaUo rs* British Foreign Secretary Set- gregation officiating. Burial waa provements. $2,999 to $990, and Sycamore Ave. to Newman ceived $144 from June 1 toJul ywyn Lloyd presented it toth Lawrence e I. Clarke, Locust Point hi Cedar Park Cemetery. Emer- Red Bank, died yesterday m RIv- when the hud was bought Rd.. erview HospitaL Also surviving Mr. Kirsch said be has asked personal. $200 to nothing — stip- Springs Rd. 11. and $79 from July 21 to Aug. UN Gene -al Assembly yesterday. ulation, land, $999, improvements, The mayor and members of the thus gfttiri in ahead of Soviet Arrangements win be In charge Is a brother, Maurice Hayes, Jr.. the Eatontown Planning Board to of the YanBey and Williams Fun- at home. consider making the area busi- $1,949. and personal, $200. road department will meet with Worlds* Premier NiUta S. Khrushchev, MRS. JENNIE C residents of Garden PI. todiscus * who promise J to present a Sov- eral Home. Newton La.. East The funeral wU! be held Mon- ness — but without success. Also, Frank and Ruth Hawk, Tomasello mid be wu working UNION BEACH - Mn. Jennie obtaining deeds from residents for an auto dealer during the time iet plan during his appearance Hampton. Services will be at the day at 2 p. m. m tiwF . Leon Under a proposed sonlng ordi- 17 Ocean Ave., for 13 Ocean Ave., East Hampton Presbyterian C Moll. 90. of Prospect Ave nance there, ha added, the mini- land $5,000 to $2,940; Frank and then covering three feet of land he collected unemployment before the Ass:mbry today. Harris Funeral Home, Red Bank. necessary for the paving of the checks. Because.he received $411 Lloyd proposed Church, toiaoHOW at 2 p.m. died yesterday ia the Seabrook Burial wiU be ia White Ridge mum totsin s for the property Ruth Hawk, for 37 Ocean Ave., Nursing Home. Keyport land, 94J00 to $2,599. and im- from the dealer on a "drawing in three sUges-.Tnt agreement Cemetery. would be five The paving cost Is to bo the present three acres. $3,909 to $2,900; account," Tomasello said he to stop nuclear trits and tech- Bon ia Red Bank, aba was the Na Ruth Hawk, for ISi property owners. thought he wu entitled to thenical study «onfe. ice on other Births widow of Joseph F. Moll. .WEATHER Ocean Ave., land, $4,300 to $3, It was reported that ana resi- unemployment checks. The $411 particular problem.; second, Surviving an three sons, Clar- fair mi The two tracts an not far dent now has objected because ence W. Moll of Summit, Arthur from the Monmonth Shopping 19. wu paid back from commissions gradual cutback ia .onvenOoaal L Also, Edward and oRse Sell, his assessment would be "toboe made on car sales, he said. arms and manpower and a cutoff Moll of Keansburg, and Howard high." The resident has Ma moat Magistrate Crowell denied in production ot fissionable ma- Mr. and Mrs, Francisco Cast- A. MoU of Largo, Fla.; two sis- River Ave.. land. $3300 to $3, ano. U9 Wast Front St. Red 040, and improvements, $2,909 tofrontage on the street of any el request by the unemployment terial for weapons, and. third, ten, Mn. Gertrude Vanderhoff the property owners. bureau to have Tomasello ropey "comprehensive disarmament by and Mn. Cora Oetrander. both of $1,900; Catherine and Louise D. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Sherrane, Dresser, 111 West Front St, Bids will be received Oct 12 the $219 la throe months. Toma- all powen"-eU "under effective three brothers. Charles Red Bank, for 1 Naveslnk Ave., for the tasolines for borouch ve- sello said ha U married and has international c 31 VUiage Laae. Mkknetown, son. of this place. Daniel TUCKER'S hicles. Council engaged hi a leng- a 0.1 p. aam.fn.lm.gf $1,001 to $909, improve- two children. The West, which once insisted Hughes ot West Keansburg and "the Shmpemekert" ments, $1,090 to $900, and person- thy debate as to the relative that all disarmament Mr. and Mrs. Richard Milhrard. Leo Hughes of Keyport; 11 grand- al. $209 to nothing — stipulation, merits of low test and high test must be treated together aa a194 Wag's Hwy., Middletown. son, children and 14 gnat grandchil- building. $540; Peter E. Fleming, gas. Schedule Ride package, hu taken suspension ot this morning. dren. 19 Kings Hwy., Middletown, for Afteniwr thuie discussionuiwiHMi, council rn AS • ^~i» nuclear tests and prevention of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Miller, The funeral wiU be held tomor- 9 Club Cir., land, $2,199 to$1,190 , agreed that all trucks and equip-TO Atlantic CltV surprise attack out of the pack- Catherine St. Red Bank, daugh- row at 1 p. m. in the Bedle Fu- MtffaliaH ter, this morning. Improvements. $1,309 to$1,100, meat use nremlupremium andgrad*e gasn«. . • age for separate " ' neral Home. Keyport. Burial will Heads of the police, fire and road PORT MONMOUTH r- A cake- Ia the **—»—*"^ of Mr. and Mn. Robert Rich. in Green Grove Cemetery, and personal $200 to $100. apartments informed the council — Mercury Corp., less cake sale was held at the the South Peak St. Keyport that their equipment fin auxiliary maetiag Taeedsy. this Atoar. 197 Market St. ea the Mga grade mat. Newark, for 219 Comenehe Dr.. A baa rids to A4ma5idl CaTwtly l •mark from one resident held Sept 39. Memben will wiU satisfy the Wait. Mr. and Mrs. William B. Cap- T land, $1,900 to$900 ; Louis L. and hat the discussion was of a "pat- Mary M. Wtasiow, l$l Comanche leave the fin house at 9 a.m. U. S. Secretary ot State Chris- pock, 22 Prospect St, Atlantic | nature" drew a stem rebuke A tricky tra.y party. . . . to th• Uaen A. Hatter, who addressed the Highlands, sea. Wedaesday. ' Dr., Improvement*. $10,104 to 'ram Mayor Baron. $11499 — stipulation. $4,100. public will be held in thefin Assembly earner, said the Uattod Mr. aad Mrs. Herbert Wood- TtiittioiialfaHbiMx. He reminded spectators of the house Thursday. States regarded the coming ne- awe. 99 Byrnes U.. Eatontown. — Gutdo budget hearing, at which time and Margaret Atessi, 34 Lake- Home-made clam chowder will gotiations u a major opportunity M. yesterday. Sskdiea resident* questioned the spending be sold the second Friday of aad hoped "the Soviet govern- Mr. aad Mrs. Mafvia Andres*. view Ave., land. $799 to$700 ; Im- practices of the borough. He each month. The next sale win provements, 92J09 to$1,909 . and ment will view them with equal 24 Daniel Dr.. Middletown. noted that It was the responsi- be Oct 1 from 19 am. until daughter, yosterday. personal. $399 to $109; Webster bility of the Rovernlns; bodv to p.m. S. Sturekea, 497 Monmouth Rd.. Mr. aad Mn. Thomas Jer- dtscuM those points to protect the Teenage daacee also will be i art of < toad, $U09 to $1,399, and im- best Interests of the taxpayers. Circuit MinUtmr norawaau. $4,904 to $1,909; bald the same nights from 7:19 Hamld Vena aad Don F. Perse, Adm. Andrew O. Shepsrd (USN- until 11 o'clock. Teenagers from Mr. aad Mn. Eugene Lainlag- 39 Hollywood Ave., land $2,200 toRet) assessor, reported that pub- II yean aad ap may attend. or. 299 Middle Rd.. Haslet, son. $1,909, improvements, $1,004 tolic hearing on the result* of the The annual Halloween panda this morning. $2,909, aad personal $200 to$100 . revaluation program will be held wiU be held Nov. 1. aad a party KM. rtrauc xottca Beach - TiUle Klug- wiU be held la the On bouse tm ttrllmn MUM "An ONIMM* c/o Jerome Alper, 2tf7 Held for study waa a report The annual Election Day supper Wtl M M lW Market St, Newark, for 419 Sec from Milton Mausner. horou<>«i wiu be held la the fin house attorney as to the ownership of a Nov. 1. end Ave.. land, $3,400 to $2,000, ef r»» Mm. m aad inprovemcnte $1,999 toS3 .right' ' of' way at the Swimming A Breakfast ia Hollywood party SS:«-WI 1 UM Mmr River School. ia Buck Smith's Restaurant. East - The attorney said that after la- Keanaburg, will be held Oct 9. WOBERT A. BRAUN — Uigt Peles, Van wtlgatioci of the original dead. A minstrel show Is scheduled for OMjej eBM^a^MjaBjuauwa enauuj eaa Brackle Ave., for Mala St., im- it waa fsund that the 99-foot strip '•*• » Rahmntle wiU begm FMr sfovemeats. $9,799 to $2,500. was dedicated to the borough at Oct. 14 la the fin house. «*•« a*a {jtjjj**** „_ Lang Branch — Bourne Chemi- a mad, but never accepted as "* at UM meeting wen OUR KTAL PUSHEK cal Corp., 19 East 49th St, New men by the borough. Mn. Margaret Haydan. Mn. bra with the magic insert that York, for Hulick St and Sain A sonlng variance wu granted RuthJi Mra. Ruth Kmg aad pals your carves iak> perfect Ave., Improvement*. $19,990 to Sol Graver toexten d his mar- Mn. JacqueUae Johnson $7,440. and personal, $1,909 balaaeel Coma see the half• ket, a non-conforming use, at MTCNTOWN nothing — stipulation, improve- the request of a neighboring reel- Oa wMMaaayi atoMo)aia#v ML IMP ments, 919,004, and personal no- ent. Mr. Crovsr agreed to keep Howell Man < wise A. if., i via M«I M faam famous petal pusher bra. Flaw Rose Bicosky. 110 Broad- the aurroundiag grounds hot oi. V Formerly of East i white broadcloth. way, for 21 Second Ave., im- 'ram trash. Still Critical wrsa A 32-14. IC 12.11 SIM provements, $3,999 to 11,199 - stipulation, improvements, HOWELL TOWNSWP-Wlndeo DamJaao Honored * SMMk lea our complete aelecttoa F. W. woohvorm. 17 Academy •net. 24, of Hewefl Trailer IS& bras and girdle*. St, Newark, for IM Broadway, • LAOH Branch Court Rt •. took a dose of rat land, $19,999 to $14,000, and im- LONO BRANCH - Ralph .. potoea last night state pt provements - $39,099 to $11,004 at Taaaeat Barracks reported. Damlaao. • local uadarteker. was Mr. Sweat waa roparttd tob e ' $4, honored by the Amerigo V< 999: Carol W. m ortttcel caamtiaa la VHkm el society Tuesday draw Laguaa. Tht Adams Mamorial Homa recognition of it me Watcaa la servma the Rod Beak Ccagre- JsmBBfXaasaaa*m aafllii I ~ tkmt wVaammt Tmm) fjiaaVt «m4ut -- •* woa9t%j^assgz\w wfjosa*. itw Tan WIBl BM Wlakad WerH^w $4 Broad St. Baak, at 1 p, a. A »mla- WIRTM. ^B^gfva^Sl pa^ig^J^ l| Talags Learaed." will highlight • program Saturday at 9 p. m. jTSi"'*"^"*"* g*jS*wf mejssm^ goJi e*< AftTCkUff MIMOtlAU Hunt EOMJO mr£'\i*8: CM i. s on.M 111 PI. J. INTEGRITY Al AN DISTINCTIVE •• ... To serve ravoraaMy... wWfc NIW MONMOUTH - A Mas- RjifwM1 NWlwBT V) BUfftlty tHv votary #iw iySj an mint wu held by me For active, comfortable, light- Christian Couatso Cmb Tueaday m the vklarty of Ml«null. weight control. Long-legged, aaaildoratlaa. At M time The treason wu fouad oa Al- aytao net, pia dotted *Jeo4 areed* or prise make bert Origgs' farm ta Now Ma*> any drfferene* la tha alaa White. I-M.L litl Mn. and Mn. Pawl thy ma* Worden Funeral Home iwneerdi wa have upheld Ptoao for the mtat. Mr. aad at aw wad •Mate tl.t. to lU.ffl Mn. H. Laurence Scott and Mr. M I. FlOHT Bttan Uf; lAMK In aw larvlae end" retaoft. ot Waal Lang aad Mn. WUIard Faster wen •Ikilllw is Sk A maotmg woo bsM la werna MrNrTaa. aad Mn. aJsMtstT'Sw! LONG MMNCN MONUMENT CO* (w. grove, Mr. aad Mn. Arthur TUCKER'S anfyiHiffiBn!"!? John E. Day Matty, Mr. aad Mn. Charies Wall *(., CAplial MSOO, WoM Utag Brouado nA mmg^gjaj"»a •WOJOJSWagJI^BmBBBfBl I^BPaWafluaaaamTaalH aoMOIssf^gguJa ••gukdi• fJamMM^gak^^wasIi BImJ BJB^^Mw ^ MM^_^LM& Cor—t$ mid Linger!* Dtfmaiarfor, Mr, aad Mn. Wai- tor Juaie. Mr. aad Mn. Oeae •tnctlna for yaur comfort and convenience. Yeur Funeral Home CJulmo, Mr, aad Mre. William r •RANCH OFPICI end DtSPtAY wiU be saaad during Hue period aa osatlawtoty aad Robert*. Mr. aad Mrs. William Furry, Mr. aad Mrs. Raymond IMX »n< M***M •• • rtauMf imttlns MONMOUTH MONUMENT CO. O•ff MM §»v,f»li>§»v,f i hfMr «• h«M .1 efficiently as la the past 41 yean. IN Williamson sad Wealay Cormraa. Ik* fcwieii Mill fur Mtv«n N I Keyset* Braseh 941 Maste PI. «l whl«ll tlma in.1 •*•»• fttl |«rlntil TIIISHII 7-H4I "SSSSSSf. Delaware waa first Milled by •IMirwi in '•• Iwtril IhcrM* "ill M HAMY C. F. |l»« full »»|N»liinll> JAMIS A. ROURT •• Nea-leriarlaa tip) Dulrh and laur by and I'inni MM Z* ^ •••".• i \BaMy Timed Seek Restraining Against Demo Chib Prcxy Heart of Curriculum im Mrs^%^n. NaUta S. Utem MEW SHREWSBURY — Re> Sot tickets to The vllstlalag fas laeguage arts will whue us loyal. 1M . dMknerk It the beat they N a gealtds year of Shrewsbury Americas* sre attll waiting? ^ _^— c |to Nsw York had aa her* at a meeting Mr. Malooe emphasised. "Poo- plt who writ* u a vocatkm to- 'dob. by coaseat of From Uadargarlen throuch *••» *ed cornet th«ir nock many Mr. Smith is eighth grads-readlni. handwrlt- ««•». •*« why slmld we egoct strain Mr. lag, spotting and oral tad written leu from boyt and girls? Writ Citizenship Day lag the by-laws of ft* Eaflith wUl become tho "heart tag li a talk tbtt require* skill aa Maybe Mr. K. of die curriculum," he said. weU aa hard work but the skills stand Americas* but Mrs. K. Mr. Smith la Involved are essential not only beglaaJac to. Just like yoar Aaat Day Observed have the court restrsJa Mr.! to one's tnpeow la school but MlUle from Iowa, Mrs. K. said ITKBEHOLD-Nattoaal Ottoea- alio ts one's future success." the New York pace was making skip Day was observed here yes- For tho tint time ia the her "dtay." •KANO OflNIN*—WaH's -fwnrhir*. Rh 3», MioMlotow*. kad its grand p9 Shrewsbury Township SOB forget marveled, at our yesterday. Tha stars, formerly Hy's Furniture, ha* bean expanded. Walter Uebo. handwrltinf will be based oa theskyscraper* but added. "I would witt, Clifton, is tho owner. Tho store fatter** mme-bcend fvrnrhir* «t discount RlcberdB. Barks, Syitan of Directed not Ifte to live in such high sttoraayaad ntadwrittag. price* for living room, dining rowm and booVoom. sssedstJsa's A rwiltist la Any day now. the tint family visit ma ncboi _. of Soviet Russia win be telling w WOTS Wlfn VM^MefV MM «r "TUnYmirlisnlfastofetnwIiltnwIi t Board Hits Council Failure udtoectmg this part of thebatfwealoVtwuttoUvemtra/' And im, tho aapariateadsat said. that would bo too much. NEW YOU (AT) - US AU three schools wfll be Halted t d ^ailalsi GBDfW%to Pott Crossing Guards iMoaday by the coaoultaat to ia- ItfOflUOO thf hdritl^ t KEANSBURO—Failure of Bor- Evans sad tm *--' ^^^^^S>*B»AA IA a» up, part of st the hard way. He ough Coaacn to provide crossing and members of the bar to la*pi»*o she legibility Propes* Polie* guards for the opening-of school fJ K Y., M aaDm to fas aerft. (Coatiatiea) brought sagry commente from _T»M a. m. VWt warn Mrs. the Board of Education * "lUaomj." Mr. FraakBa D. to ttaawaaaaL aad Pttvot* Fraak W. night r«MMit«t of the bar sssodittoa. "wfll eoathMa to be to the grave el While It was the general opin- aat a part of the overman program vated to sergeant This month. Patrolman Daniel ion that the police department JW can as It baa atom boas. All the HjwM sraim had bean cooperative, and the aria i S. Murdoch was assigned detective division. borough manager bad kept his i area the word to have riasswali* painted, -^ to takaa to ma Compton ssid yaatsrday # I overcome Tbe UteasUlcatiOB mat "at this point" tho commit the Borough Council had not pro- Lief eilSe write wan ha be able to WaldsrlAtterla where me ele- General Assembly. the crossing guard* as ami and writtaa eommunicatloa read and taJk weJL" vator earrM Mm op only M I p. sa. Jaaste Gov. Nsbaa tee is sot wholly agreed en the la me result of the Board of new proposal. promised to tho board last May. FREEHOLD - Eugene J. Paroata win be sdflsod of their Bsers betaro gotHag stack. The Ae RaCaasBwvlai* Of NsW YOfft OJl Due to the lack of crowing Nagy, IS, of South Amboy pleaded my fear? Bdneatka'i deaiio to tmptovt lbs ehlMram'a la the Ua- - bad to walk the WaMart Astoria. He said some officials favoi eurrieahjm, tho auperiatandoat elevating someone in the depart- guard*, aa Increase la the num- no defense before County Judge Wtsl CttfTtCBsMLsm DvefHgMste I.M p. m. Posett> _ John C. Gtordano yesterday to THE TRUTH •aid. lag tea* at Nsw Ystk CMy. ment rather than bringing, ia anber of patrol boys will have to "We betlera that Improving I ^ m. Attiais dteaer ajvoa outsider. be stationed to the immediate charges of armed robbery sad THIS vicinity of the school, board breaking and entering, the laaguago arts curriculum it Mrs. Kobert F. Wagner, wife "The name for this positloa." TBOOX tho daty of tho etomenti tary gasMtal of mo IMSSTNT ha said, "is a matter to be decid-members said. Nagy has bom accused of rob- of the mayor, gave Mrs. X. a WhUe the fotmaooa of a Safe- bing Abraham Solomon, owner of DISSOLVE acbool.- Mr. Maleae stated. "By New Jersey key to the dry but nobody gave m tho UN ed. It could bo police supervisor maktag oral aad writtaa.. or something else. I think the ty Patrol has me wholehearted the MorganvUle General Store, of IT FOR YOU t to Mr. X. HoWs he gonna title should be police ftuff'*. approval of the board, the par- $us oa Feb. XT: breaking Into News Briefs get back In or Isn't that a cm pose of tho patrol was to tup- Leo's Keyport Auction on Jan. i to dal qu«Uon? Khrushchwv sloner but 1 don't know whether Fear can vanish—you caa
"I can't awl of me aome. idpos for the preservsUoa Msa. -j ^^B»»»weWl^Ceatrstl;| w^ww w>B^p wm •he fSfHtsllit wllee, mm that the Items? sad
ft*).** Rev. Douma Miss Ceatrell Retigni Pott MONMOUTH- Rev. Mr. Fuller Md paHee later as Harry Downs hss saaoaaesd his leslgaaaoa as pastor of the Pert fJ l qfl JJoifi ffrtmsy JVIM *tU 9 P. If. Chareh. J*5m»m ^- * ^ Rev, saM mat he It to Ms M CafletesfO,i RRiajpjr'aae>l e sadwmoem pastoral capacity la churchot The Hathomar CWb nf me Roil ia die vicinity 'of the eollege. Bast Piwsbytefisa Cbuioh wiH He end hi* wife, the have Its first SMetlae, a Carroll Piralns of HI. Louis, Mf» party tonight la rMlde In Rd Prank's Ptcnle Orov* la Mr*. t)mima li a l*erh*r In In*del, starting ai l'.Mtprn Tomorrow at AfCOSS Event LONO BRANCH - The Moav UNCROFT-The Trenton Clown AaHlian Out) waV eeterteia Saturday at hUdrea'a tattaT the pat show aad fair the Moo vHy b a card par*/ aai County Organisation for Historical Association kow Monday at I f •«•_••»• Service will hold at the [tOA Jchoei ground*, New- will be tw Aaprik. maa Sprtaga Rd.. between It a. To Tour Winterthur Front St, Rad leak. Pro- ' p. m. teds wiU be turned aver te> the FREEHOLD-Membera of the The dub will perform In coe- nteatg Camter ter anatity re- Monmouth County Historical At- irded chlldrea at « Moans oath foUbwiag Judging for best sodatioa aad their guest* will ahow-of the pet ahow. Ar- Graduate Nurse t. Rod Tuesday, Oct. < at tha At Tuesday's miettai hi the Camaata tor tha chib's appear- Henry Francis DuPont SaWe Wft nutoe oy Mrs. Ittdor outside of Wilmington, Braach ~arimaa ef Imlayetown. Del. Ira. Oaroace Yaewa. pwais'int After the finals are selected at Formerly Mr. DuPonfs home, •y- I:M p. m., and the winner of Winterthur now housej the na- the Bunny Fox Memorial Trophy tion'* finest collection of early to selected from among the blue American furnishings and inter- winners of pet classes ITS. Judged in the morning, the A special group of rooms will downs wiU start their act. be shown, along with a visit to Thextub baa voluntarily per- tapgardeaa. formed tor thousands of children, 'Guides for the tour are * many ef them ia hospitals and dally trained by the Winterthur Institution*. Arrangements for staff.' their appearance were mads by Buna will leave the Bon Bus Mra. fsador Perlman of Imlaya- Garage oa Globe Ct. Red Bank YOUR CHOICE town. at I a. m.. and the Freehold Following the down exhibition, aa Terminal at *» a. m. aa auction win he conducted by Those attending will bring box Assemblyman Alfred N. Beadles- aches. Tickets. ton. These are but a few fea- •d hrformattan it tures of a day-long program of the association's SI Miss Etta Scott Wed Miss Marie Gaglioti events scheduled to raise funds Court St, Freehold. for the MCOSS public health Only adult* are allowed. nursing program. Ms* Barbara I! In Pine Brook Church Cynthia Greig, Wed to Joseph Pillari ABINGTON, Pa.-Mil* Barbara NEW SHREWSBURY — Mies After a recepttaa at Reindeer's Marii Schwartz, Etta May Scott, daughter of Mr. oahawwalhal Frank LoFarro of New York J. Davis, daughter of Mr. and Sargant Bush, Jr. Rest Aabuy - - LITTLE SILVER — Mr. DARIEN. Conn-Mr, and Mrs and Mr,, jamee Scott of Ha** k^fo'r'TwedMai' t$ hla lab. Mrs. Bnmo GaglioU of N Silver- City waa best man for his cousin. Je«l Horberg Mn. Ralph B. Davis of 54 Wa- The ushers were Charles Pillari Oouglaa Alexander Greig have ton Rd., and Jamas B. Tiggs. Pocoaoa and Canada. They will white Rd. anaouace the marri- LONG BRANCH—Mr. and Mrs verly PI., Red Bank, was one of announced the engagement of son of Joseph Tigg*. also of age of their daughter. Mia Ma- of Port Lee, the bridegroom's make their home a Piae Brook. Schwartz of 7 their daughter. Misa Cynthia Bird Hamilton Rd.. formerly of New The bride was graduated from rie Gegttotl. to Joseph Pillari. i brother; Rocco MarswiUo. Red morial Hospital School of Nun- Bank, aad Russell Barlia and An- Ave. announce the engagement of Greig, to Sargent Bush, Jr., son York City, and the late Mra. tad Bank High School and hi of Mr. aad Mrs. Louie POtari ing. of Rev. Dr. and Mra. Sargent Tiggs, were married Saturday la Fort Lee. Sunday In St. Anthony' thony Zagari. both of Fort Lee. their daughter, Miss Maris employed at Progressive Life In- Misi Davis was data tecre-JBush of Church St.. Little Silver, the Pine Brook Zton Methodist surance ia Red Bank. The bride- Red Busk, N. J. Catholic Church. Magr. *uvetor After a wedding trip to Bermu- Schwartz, to Joel Herberg. son da, the couple will live in Red tary, vice president of the Stu-iN. J. Rev. Dr. Bush is associate Church. Rev. Charles J. But- groom to employed at Marlboro aia** vjp%^W#^Bsns*Bj BPavuvejSaWj a WBjXBvjp^Hjej^eeBw of Mr. and Mr*. Harry Herbert dent Council and a member of minister of the Red Bank Pres- terworth officiated. 14100 Tha church was Bank. The bride is employed by Hate Engineers of Red Bank. the yearbook staff and chorus. byterian Church, Escorted by her father, the Bouquets of aN white gladioli aad She has accepted a position as bride wore a full length gown camatioae. Mb* Rose Pignatar© The bridegroom Is an employee of Nappi Construction Company. staff nurse at Abington Memor- of white peau-de-eoie. styled with was the soloist. A reception was ial Huipital. Miss Davis is a fitted bodice, trimmed in Alen- at the Georgtaa House 1 graduate of Red Bank High con lace. The skirt terminated Wast Deal. School. in a train. The bride wore a RENT A CAR or Tha bride waa flvaa ia aurrl Engineers three-quarter length veil, aad car- aae by her father. Her gowa of ried white orchids on a white psaa ds sols waa floor Methodist TRUCK from HERTZ Auxiliary Mrs. Butch Martin of Red Bank I embroidered Ataacaa lace oa tha Fair Sept. 26 was matron of honor. Miss Ruth I] bodice. The hrlde'a flagaM Scholarship LITTLB SILVER—The annual Castle, Marlboro, waa the brides-1 laagth vott fefl from a tiara < maid. Both wore bouffant i aesd pearls, aad her bouquet v, FAIR HAVEN—The Women's fair of the Embury Methodist Auxiliary of the Moamouth-Ooean Church will be held Saturday. gowaa of taffeta. Mra. Martm be- archids. carried oa a prayer book. mg aTeaaea ta SMSBI green, ana : Mite ROM LoFarro of New York Society of Professional Engineers, Sept. 26, on the church grounds at ita Dutch-treat luncheon meet- from 10 a. nv to S p. m. Frank Miss Castle in orange. Their bouquets of tstera contrasted City, the ing at Esther's Sandwich Shop, Shultz and Robert E. Thompson was maid of honor. Tha brides- are chairmen. with their gowaa. Mary Gagtt- voted to continue a |7S scholar- Donna Jane Tiggs of Pine oti of West New York, the ship to assist an engineering Chairmen of booths and com •TOOK, tM DnOVfrvOni • RWCVi bride's coaaa, aad Dolores Del- student at Monmouth College. mittees are Mrs. Kenneth D. Van and Stephanie Week*. Red Bank, Negria. Loag Breach. JoAaa The auxiliary will entertain Pelt and Mrs. Oliver S. Johnson, were the flower girls. Both had D'Oaofrio. Little Silver, aad Don- of visiting professional en- cake; Miss Marie Wilby, candy: irdretse* of white organdy, M4M aa Pillari. Fort Lee. the bride- gineers et the semi-annual din- Edward Anderson, corn; Mn. h one child having an under graom'a sister. ner meeting of the New Jersey Richard Collier, fith pond: Mrs. skirt of toden green, and the State Society of Professional En- James F. Braaey. flowers; Ar- other an. underskirt of orange thur S»si, games; Mrs. Philip H Mes CyatMa B. Greig FAIL SESSION Saturday. Oct. 3. at Schwarti MMS Greig ia a senior at Brya The bride's For thm lafeat Spring Lake Oolf and Country Thomaa and Mra. Wallace Cald- 0 hkae tar* 21 - JoMMry 30 Miss Scbwartt was graduated wed. gingham corner; Kenneth Mawr College, where aha has hmir $tyU» Cfcw. The Moemouth-Oceen Chap- served three years on the Fresh- Mrs. Frank from Loag Braach r Hteb D. Vaa Pelt, harvest home; Mn. of aH white The RUMS6N SiA «*T Schatil. and to enptoyed af the Jobs E. Well*, kitchen; Mr*. bridegroom's la. 'ON* KaWpOftp* * gf Mra. Army Signal Eouipment Support CarroB M. Cooper. Pig-in-tbe- a member of the Brya Mawr or- Priebe. Fair Havea; Mre. it " ' Prib Agency of Fort Monmouth. Mr. poke aad grab bag; Mrs. George chestra, and ia a member ef the corsage of whHe asters. Harry Martin. Shrewsbury; Mrs. Herberg al*o is a graduate of A. Inmaa. ridas; Arthur Ltad, College Chorus. The Double Oc- Odd Albert West Behnar; Mrs. Sgt James Mays af Qoaatko. Long Braach Senior High School. signs; Mra. George F. Fuller, tet aad The Octangle. Miss Greig Va., waa bast maa. Ella Keyee, guest of Mrs. Craig He U employed at Old Orchard toyi. and Mrs. Robert Meijer. waa graduated from Darien High Haarea, Riaaaga; Mrs. Charles Country Club. Eatontown. trash and treasure. School. STUDY SKH1S COLD WAVES Trafford. Maaaaquan; Mrs. Leo % ard Greaser, Aahuiy Park; Mn Good Condition' HAIR CUTTING Lewis Harvey and Mrs. U 7* AND SHAPING Clarke, Middletowa; Mr*. Oti Little SUver end Mn Clothing Drive Oftr Specialty George DeGarmo, Red Bank. MIDDLETOWN-The board of of the Westminster OTTO'S SQUARE DANCE Presbyterian Church win renew EAST HEANUURO-A equal "good coediUoa" clothing mtm *k* ^*Biw^tBaaJiia l gM f^B^-^L^^gt mg wiU be held Seturds) *, from • to 11 p. m. i twr IM wVwawaVg lOSMK lyshore Coamuaity Churcl Sunday's church services. teeaa Ave. Dkk CharUa A hax has bean placed m tha wiU he caller. church bulMmg oa TktdaU Rd. ••.••_ ef cMMag by aay wha> wish ta participate. SHOP SHIRLEY SHOPS • SHOP SHIRLIY SHOTS • no artve waa 1.US Mama ef THE SHIRLEY SHOPS 37 BROAD ST. RED BANK •(AIT SeSOUt YIAI — Tha laeri Street Sejtaal rVent-TeasJier Asiealatlaa af Rerl- taa Tewathla leit alfht itartaa* It. ieeefl«l year. Now •fflaeri, left te> rlfht, seetee), are Mra. Ruuell Yatt, carratamsJinf teeretary; Mrt. William Kalians, raaareilaf secre- MATHMMVIY tory, ana* Mri. Charles WhlnfleM, aretlsJent. StensJInf, Dauflat Haran, aflnelael: Mri. Janet Alexander, treaturer, ami EtJwara) ftarmea, via* president. TKa Seer* Street Safceel ta aa a IS>ecro treat gwrahaiae) hy 14 kulltJera ens) gwMteeJ t* tha tawaihla. WOMAN1* CUM MMS—The New ShrewtWy Wamaa'i Chj» •aanW Iti aeeiaa last alffct at a ailnner la Cryital Iraafe law, leta*taw*. Mn. Paul C. Kaaaff, \aH, ares- MATHSWVIY laW, freett fuest ijMekar, Mrs. Carl F. Safcaafar af Sg*iaf Lake, wfca eJeJlvaretJ a hvmweui mai)ala«ue. Mri. Jehu H. Kaapmalar, Jr., vlaa praeMaat and fKafram ahalr s •t rKe «l«b, is er rlfht. Mri. SaftMftr, trim *4 'fraaaaJarw, fw% ai tha ttata fasJaratian't aarllamaatarlaa aaVlior. Supper Starts MATHIURVIY PTA Season Oakland Itrert ParentTeactwr AsaoclallMi activities sUrt Tuee. If aay. when the organisation haa Ha animal buffet swaper OCtAN BOULKVAKD lag at lea sebasi at 1 p. ATlaaHa HlejMaaw* Mlft, LM1I The faculty aai school r ael wfll he hoaered. Mra. Her- bert MaeCioed aad Mrs. Peter DaFute ere rhslrmen. Smartly itylae) Milan** la Detroit antj Catta* As a fund railing activity, the Moriatlnn will have Its "aua> SAUmiRATIN •I NW aMa« fa! ami m% Deare* eae) Wash 'a Waar (abrlet. yeah labtorlew)" at the meet* TfmM> rofiiribuiina will »iaa Fethleneale • t«n nmmll hm lmr?f rto)D.WK0rTCO. Bulletin tluth Utsr. the tignalure Out /mihlin, tfuntil*, It WwatPraw* S*nd If ana) 98 till (K- ntvrrnl In nnlirnldrry Cemrerttbfe 5 11M Pi'A will send delegate.. RUMSON Mrmbcr IMnrr a Hub • Amrrltan l.xpr»*s MSTITU1E 1'iHintv ITA Mill hold In Mirrwt- Uanting IMI Niahlt • I • lilt • •III Research • •ana • • • •• • i BBB Center Plans • i • •• •i • BB • i • •• •i • BB Are Revealed • i • •a • i• ••a NEW BRUNSWICK - The Cat- • i aaa • i • BB • i • •• • •••> today it win establish a • i • •• • ••>• •i • an or • •••• • i Bl BB• aBn • 1 • BB fashionable • 1 • •• • 1 ••a Edward M. Uttta. dasinaaa of • 1 ••• M> aaara aad acasBfant of the• 1 aaa osanpnay. aaM the iaatslattoa Bl • •a BBHBB m • •• / / IISII wia nprsssnt a msjor step tor-• i • •• stride • ISII ward, hi Cdgata-PahnoUves •i • •a • III! Bl • •• w SBBBB BBN as wwaa us • 1 • •• • •BIS raas to fit the ea • 1 • aa MS oT Ms aaslaaa • 1 • aa Bl «•• / Mr. Uttts added: HI • •• GUUSTAN • l• ••> ai • si Caatar Bl an a an a iaaa CARPETING Bl • ••s!••»i • • and still b* properly drassa'el • ••an • •••M usai • BBIBB wh*n Hi* tun CORNM out. mil •ULISTAN WOOL MJNO CARPfTS SPfOAUY PRrCID FROM S.ft • ••aa • •• Many ipeelsls In OULISTAN WOOL •UUSTAN WOOL The e«ly ceat that take* yee averywkafe — ditae«tlny«d carpatt CARPIT RiMNANTS CARKT, 17" WIDE rain ar thine — in 9—4 tette . . . and new end eitdt af relh In fl.00 te MM eeek fl.W yel. up stack in ewr werehouw. e tls-evt srlam liner has keen eMee* which AMERICAN ORIftNTAL fives you the extra aeVantefe ef betof able CALIFORNIA wBTBTrni aa? BHHMB W Pw MM wt wt9 WOOL mi NYLON fill' lei te llft.M te wear the «e«t la ell tyees ef waarhar — 17"«M" CASUAL RIWS laraaat ef Ma type la the tiwstiy. fill' RU6S $42.10 Dr. Jaha R. Browa. Jr.. Oat- $f.a| t* $11.10 r ware ttM, as* SMI s vies atesMi avallaale In the new split ref Ian med*el, hack- 1 v wete ?•.••, aea was ine peekatt at shewn, (a tan, teal, hreue. ALDON COTTON RUwS, LATEX SACKS, $4.91 ap. *l" ware Ml. aa* 4» ellve free*. FAMOUS KLIN* AND FtNNSYLVANIA HOUSI IIOROOM AN0 DKfflM ROOM FURNITURI (Ope* Stwakl at Near AND MAMOOANY WROOMS lASSITT NDROOM AND MAM DININ* ROOMS ROOM WITH SOLID CHERRY HARVEST TAILS AMD StlNtAY 1*.* eac) Mf4t FLAT.TOF DESKS IN sseeAaTaaVt flaaaaseTsV •Mn.--a.-s-s fABAf SET OF LOVELY HITCHCOCK CHAIRS OPEN AU DAY MONDAY t. CHOICE OF WOODS vfVWlvWfJi ^r^fJfeFfaTaTe) IUDOST TERMS 6>LADLY ANIIANMD • u OR YOU MAY USB YOUR EAST CHARM ACCOUNT wM bs arahaa is d B • anajaai •••••a late Ml. Taa Tatwar Caa- McKelvey of Freehold • aa _ • •• the fair •••••• Mtdt in frmMd • •••• Wliesaila led dw aattaa la MM •••«•• ftw) CfMswrsMv SAap /ef 4/en mi *ey« ••••a- And far Fin* F*r*U*r* tnm Am*rir*'i *>st Miluti • • a •••••• PfeSjJseBaa M P«r capita rwsumattaa af bser • • sa ••••aa and ale la iHiwittSaa averags • i s B •Otfil IB tOwil N •••••a 21 WEST MAIN STREET, FREEHOLD. N. J. Ml «ill Tha hepiaek blazer »uit and contrasting flannel slacks SAFE AS THE MORNING DEW! may ba tha kay to your fall clothing naadi. At 59.50, for coat and both trousers, avar «•* — mi W* •» ate* you'll find all kinds of ways Oat Tagetker with Yaw Milattar to waar it. In any event, »1HA« OilAHTITf tha shopping will be pleasant on the new, paneled third floor. We're open to 5:30 daily, Friday evenings to 9. You may charge, pay Vi October, November, December. No service charge. "Wh»rm Your Dollwt Mmkt Mor* C*m$i" AMfil •Ml PAIMM*) SYCAMOM AVI., «r tfce R«Rr«rt OPEN ALL DAY SATURDAYS •ffWOBXi CLOSED SUNDAYS SH 1-7800 t-ftidar. Seat 18. 1989 RED BANK REGISTER Schedule of Religious ServtcB JEHOVAH'S WlTi HOLY TRINITY LUTHERAN TBMTT BPfSCOPAL METHODIST BAPTIST Red Beak Red Bank Red Bank Red Bank "Waiting Wisely to a Wicked Youth of tbt church wffl par- Tbt rWy Bumarist wffl bo Dr. Charles S. Webster, Dr. David Graybeal, Drew Rev. John F.. Crouthamd. Jr.. World" is the subject to b* dhvtfdpste in the »:3landIlia. m. celebrated at I aja. Tbt Irst * *jriQ mt How to wotttw Theologicax»i• •••mi• il • Seminar—•-..——~yj professorr~ .' nastor.• will preach on- "Faith• and cussed by Andrew Laguna, tnw services Sunday. The themnltor family service tnd church school K eling representative of the Watch- this, the annual voum Sunday session for the MOM! year wffl 'Dark." at hto atrmon top- t:3wil0l anbed. gues 11 at . preachem. servicer sst Sun th-e Fru.tr.Uon.'ily service an; adt |a*t th•*»_•e 11 a. m». tower Society, who to spendtog observance, wffl be "In This Sign be held at fc II a.m. Morning to at tbt OtU and 11 a. m. serv- day. Hto subject. "Abraham and service. the week win the Red Bank con- Conquer:*' prayer and ices Sunday. This wffl conclude the Unexpected." Robert Recknsgel will be or- St. Mark 16: «-7-"Yc«i eeek Joaua of Nasaroth. rector. Charles H. The Chancel choir will gregatlon. Mr. _ wW The Luther League wffl meet Rev. hto sermon series on the general Music will be directed by Her- who waa crucified. Bo has rleen.. .go (and) tell..." It Sunday at 7:30 p. m, wttl start at 11 a.m. ICindergmr. linn. "With s Voice of Singing" swer the question. "Why Is ten win be held for young call- theme. "How to Live at Your (BJV So Difficult and How Can It Be Members of the Evangelism Best" Baptirm wttl be admlnto- masterbert Burtis. Rober. organist Spencert an,d tenor,choir- and "Hear My Cry, O God." 90 UUncUTC ana now \MU n am nauai «• »•» —»-•»• v^ - «««•«•• slaMM »» >» **Dr! CartY MueBsMs wrgangan,- wffwill aing 'TbThe SuaSun'as Bright SpienSptoo- Ushers are William Morgan, 'OOO Done?" This talk wUI be given committee wiU attend a special *«} * P"*"* *»»»* •» •*• Bernard DeLoach. William Stra- OSv ^ w." — --» — m — — - ^v~- |tt HBWI choir dtnctor. At •:1S dor" and "Tat God of Love." Al- Tho grasp of this command ODdcrllea tbt growth 4: IS, wffl be the weekly study of aa Church, Perth Amboy. Witt tar flowersfl iU b wiiU bob give Mni by Mini cener, William Kaeen, Kenneth meet Is tht parish a. m.. Mrs. Robert L. King. Cl of th« Chrletiaa Church. Wo. seeking Jesus, are the Watcbtower magasJne. This Members of the congreguttoa atSpjn. praao. wwffll stagg "ThePs Psala m of Mae Warden. Mrs. Roy Brower. Kenneth Coleman, and Ketby Warden, in Thomas Wilson and Warren El- told that ha liajrlatn, UuttOrthM vindicated bla week's nrtlcto to entkJed "Spirit- ^ BMt tm „ 7 tfC|eck for The Aeorytoe OuOd Comfort" and "Bo SttU liott. ^.P!*^??-*^..8**?" * n work session in the new pnrish Know That I Am God." At tho of their parents. Mr. and Mrs, plan, that good has triumphed over evil, and that Christian Maturity." Following 7:30 p.m. Tueedty. Mil Jobs C. Warden. Serving on the deacons' greet- house on River Rd. Another work Hsb/ Bnchartot wffl bt cote, 11 a. BL terries Ika Tow»r ing committee are Howard redenpUon can bo ours. TbiaUtheBCwowc wasted the Watcbtower study there wffl session wffl be held all day Sat- Choir wffl slag tka natkoms, "ThThe ThThe ppastor, , Rev. Rogeg r J. be a witBtodhw talk by the dr. bratod at» sad II a. am, Wadata. Young. George Morford, Claude tcrboar. Mow we ant* go and tell others'. a^—Jua ^M •haH^SjS^hs> enaH LLordd I s My LightLihT" by Dr.Musi- Squirei ; tbtb t assistanittt pastort , RevR . WVFWmJWJ Wt aV^BKawBJ WH tor aad *3od It MyStron • g Sal- Ivsrtoa Graham, Jr.. and tbtDenny. Mrs. Harry E. Chamber' "The' Men's Bromerbood wffl at T:BI sad l*» a. m. lain. Mrs. George Morford, Mrs. Sharing this gospel, wo help build s. foUowshlpof ••-*- v« visit. held Ua irst fan meeting Mondaya church toy leader, A. Alvin Whit- witnesses. This mission unleashes hooelcas mass- Saturday at S p. m.'there wffl of tho Oafld __. at f:II a. m. wttl being„ . wffl be to City this Vernon Loud and Mrs. Charles atil p. m. to the pariah house to Earle. es, arrogant pagafts. practical atheists), modem. ..j iMOgraa. a spaeial Hubbard Park. Sealer choir re- Frank B. Whiting. Albert B. Ban. to attend meeting eoaduetod by tbt dram* ty to at Ptrithhag at t BJB. Robert ML Evans, Edward N. New Jersey Conference of the Members of the Board of Chris- Pharisees, sad all who are caught lasla. It calls to hearsals wffl be hsld TQT P !• MaP && tian Education will hold a kick- to wbk* there wffl be a at ip. m. to the . Fields sad Walter W. Vote. Dr. Mctfaodtot Church. rcpeatoaea those who bids behind their vails of talk end other totonstini port tbt boms tor dm aatd in Members of tht Intermediate off dinner for members of the River Rd. The church Ek4Uadtto Senior High Fellowship in Mary piety, as well as those who have never known that dtacufMd to ht&p us witti wffl meet Thursday at I p. L. Ungerer. Sr. comprise tht wel-Youth Fellowship will attend a tog activity. chairman and Mrs. Harrison coming connnltwt. Ushers at 11 week tad retreat at the church E. Mount Fellowship Hall Son- Christ has died for thorn. It recreates tho forgiven in the church hall. im in i kali mat ThsTitosgis day at 7 p. m. Baptist Youth Fel- Tuesday at I:U a. m., regular The pastor. Rev. Harold Horn- a. m.. are William J. Trues, Ward Conference Center nt Mount Mis- sinner at too cross, and inspirit* the convert who Bible study will bt held at King- Crab, of which Mrs. E. W. Cops- D. Ferguson, Robert L. King~ , try this week-end; and tbe Men- lowship junior high group and berger. and W. J. Tossr will rep-land to president, win meet ta the Roger Williams Fellowship has flagged In vigor. It lifts up BOW horicons of dom Hall, S4 Broad St, II St David C. Matonty and R H odtot Youth. Fellowship members Marys Pi. and 331 Pearl St, Redresent the church Tuesday at the tbe parish haU at I:U pjn. D. Raney. 3d. Ralph R Eckert wffl attend a special program at wilt also meet at that time. faith and deepens the moaning of all of life. It is the Central Conference of the United The Church Council will meet " ~ Lincoln St. Fair- and J. Raymond King will servo the Conference In Ocean City al- hope of tbt world. view. Lutheran Synod of New Jersey BAPTIST on the tonight at 8 o'clock in the church. in Grace Lutheran Church, Perk MtodMtown ts this week-end. Children's choirs will rehearse Go and tell! Thursday at 7:30 p. m.. the Junior deacons aiding to traffic Church School for infants to Bibte fpeaktog class will be coo-Amboy. > "The Church: Our Mutual Re- Sunday as follows: Cherub, 10 sponsibility," wUI bo need by Rev. control for both services wffl bs children of the eighth grade age a. m. and carol. 11 a. m. Rev. James R. Molaad using MM publication Edwin Close. Peter Nonalngtao, rSRIAN John E. Bates, pastor, as hto ser- meets at 0:30 a. ra.; adult church Members of Women's Fellow- beeutlve Secretary "Qualified to Be Ministers." It Wtttlsm Parktn and Fred Wlkofl. school meets at 1:30 a. m., wiU continue tbe subject of •on mon subject at the Sunday serv- •L-^ii^.aA 1 ^J JMVA ships of the Monmouth Baptist Council of Churches sUvDuCauVuV npVuNUOQsf Q( %su a second church school for In- ration. At 1:30 p. strvicoB wB bo held at ice at 11 a. m. Baptism wffl bt that**. Association will be among the I . Houston, Texas 11 a. m. The Sacrament ctoKCh-echonl wffl be held to to children of the sixth guests at a meeting of the "Wom- win be the Kingdom service new Education BuOdtag and Pel- mi. age meets at 11 a. m. meeting with tbt theme "Seek of Baptism wffl be observed at Flowers wffl be given by Mr. lewshto HaU for three-year olds en's Fellowship Monday at I to Improve Your Mmto- both services. Mrs. Geytord Burto. Mrs. The Wesley Fellowship wiU p. m. in Mary E. Mount Fellow Rev. Harvey C. Douie. Jr., pat- George Hartmann wffl be the or- through eighth grade age at 0:1mee3 t Sunday nt S p. m.,with ship HsU. try.' and 11 a. m. Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Youmans ST. JAKES CATHOLIC ST. ANTHWm CATHOLIC ir. wffl continue hto aeries of ganist. and Mrs. Erwtog Kehrer. MMBDCrS Of Hour of renewal services are 1 on Chrtottoa dtodpleship. soloist. The ushers wffl be Robert at tbt speakers. They will show held Wednesdays at 7:30 p. ra- Red Bank FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, Senior High Fellowship will leave s series of colored photographic Masses are celebrated Sunday SCIENTIST Tbt sermon Sunday wffl be enDeane- y and Erwin Moore. the church tonight nt 7 o'clock to in charge of the pastor. Sunday masses ere at I, 7, I, titled "Tat Terms of Our Dis- Church school meets at t:30 slides made on a Western trip The boards of deacons and I 10. 11 and B to the church at 7... «. I.. 10, U and U o'clock. Red Bunk attend a week-end rotfost at this summer. Services in First Church of ciplesWp." a. m. in the education building. Camp Dennis to StiUwater. deaconesses will meet Wednes- r Hi t. II and 11 o'clock to the Confessions are beard Saturdays John H. Watson. 3d. minister of Tbt foOowitg mssttoga are Edward Feltui, executive di- day. b!gh school audttorium. from 4:3"*0 to' • p. m.. en—d —from- Christ, Scientist, 211 Breed St, The Hathomar Couples Chib g sc are held Sundays st 11 a. musk. wiU play at prelude "In- scheduled: Board of Trustees, wffl hold a picnic sad game night rector of the Monmouth County The State Baptist convention ConfessionCfi s are bearb d Satur- 7:31 to I p. m. termeuo" from the Storm King Monday at I p. m. to tht pastor's days from 4 to I p. m. and from Baptisms are at 13:31 p. mSunday-schoo. l meets at 11 a. at Prank's Plcate Grove to Hoto> Historical Society museum at will be held in Ocean City Sept. Wednesday evening testimony Syuiphuuy by Dickinson; us orstudy, directed by Mrt. del tonight nt 7:31. Freehold win give an Illustrated 2S to 30. 7:30 to I p. m., and weak-days Sundays. gan offertory "Adoro To Devote" Mffler, chairman; general meet- lectern nt a dinner meeting of during the 7:41 o'clock mass. The Miraculous Medal Novsna meetings are nt 1:13. GMt* " The reading room. 3ts Brand by Thomas, and as posttudt "AU tog of tho Women's Fellowship. the Young AduKs Wednesday at PILGRIM BAPTIST Baptisms every Sunday at 1:M L held Mondays at 7:30 p. Glory, Laud and Honor To Thee' wffl be hold tatofitoy under Mrs. p. m. to the church. A St.. to open dally, from noon to Sept 31. at I p. m. to Fellowship Muttsr't dbcettoa. Tower Hffl 7:30 p. a. in FeDowinip Hall. Red Bank and the Perpetual NOvena to St by Larson. Han. directed by Mis. Edward Rev. D. Robert Bailey, a mem- Rev. Henry L. Morgan will i blank must be obtained from the 4:30 p. m.. Friday evenings from Choir rtbearatli ars bald Thurs- Anthony to held Tuesday at 7:317:31 to 1:30. and Sundays from AC IM nnc wGvnct nw loioiit, pfMMIQt* SBd DOeUd of days at S p. m. atdtr Dr. Mr of the Order of St Luke, and duct the Sunday service at 11:30 rectory and tfflsd cot before the p. m. Mrs. Odto Egttond. wUI stag deacons' msettag, tueeday. Sapt rector of A church ID a. m. The evening choir, directed baptism takes ptoee. I to 4 p. REFORMED The vital importance of trust la "Come Unto Me" by Cohan. At29, at I p. ra.. directed by Charies Tbt Mtowtog Brooklyny,, wffl conduct a QuieQ t by Mrs. Alyce Ford, will sing, Novena devotions to honor of chairman, with candi- D b in thhe churchhh Sunday School meets at 10 a.Our Lady of the Miraculous Med- Middletown spiritual power and substance *• *£*iSZ?2 S?^?. Day observance al every Monday at I p. m. to 'How Big Is Your God?" to will be emphasized st Christian wiU sing "Sun of My Soul" by dates for membership meeting mouth, Tuesday. 0:30 a. m. P- »• m. with Silas Alkens t.i superin- Matthews. with the deacon. I tendent. the church. the sermon topic of Rev. Howard Science services Sunday. r. Red Bunk chapter. I '• *ponsored by the Inter- Church school will convene al Communion will be administer- - • - Praye—r Grou— p The Women's Club of the church E. Newton Sunday at the 11 a.m. Bible readings win include this J service. The sacrament of bapvers- e from Psalms (M:4) "ft 1:30 a. m. in separate depart- ed at tbe Oct 4 service, and that meets weekly to the chapel. will make Its third anniversary ST. GEORGE'S EPISCOPAL ments for nursery through Men, picnic Tuesday. •:« p. m. at special services Sunday at 3 Rumson tism will be celebrated. MrsGo. d I wttl praise Us work, to BBBTW lll*flaaDWs"» Will be) fSMiVSd. home of Mr. end Mrs. Robert E. Holy Communion wffl be celDougla- s Smith, organist, wffl di- God I have put my trust; I win high. The offering wffl go to the World Skold. to) Rumton Kd, PRESBYTERIAN p. m. Rev. C. P. Williams, pas- Senior high class two wffl meet Fellowship for worldwide Chris- Shrewsbury tor of Second Baptist Church of ebrated to the chantry Sunday rect the choir. Eider Douglas not fear what flesh can do unto prayer sad study g at I a. m. Rev. Canon George A. Smith win be head usher. Church me." at 1*31 a. m. to tht chapel. W< M Rev. John R. Collins, pastor, Long Branch, will be guest speak' Prayer group wffl meet Tues- wffl use aa hto sermon topic at er and the choir of his church Robertsbew, rector, wffl be toSchool meets at *30 a.m.. with Selections from "Science and The church will make its 171st wffl sing. Mrs. Hulda Helwlg. aupsrvtoor. Rstuv Health with Key to the Scrip. day at 1100 a. m anniversary with Founders' Day Circles of me 11 a. m. services Monmouth Presbytery will observances Sunday. Oct. II. The y "God's Victorious An- president. sermon at 1:30 a. m. The Girls' tration toto fflstil tl "open b. M Bkhires Ed" db yi Mary Baker Eddy in etion urffl meet Elder James Stout to lay dele- the Lesson-Sermon entitled "Mut- meet Tuesday at 10 a. m. in wffl be Dr. Carron follows: Sarah, StSS a. m., swer for Concerned Parents. Mrs. Bessie Pfnckney to chair- Choir will ting "O Lord, Most Cranbury. Rev. Douie wiU attend O. Moron*, headmaster of fii man of the chicken dinner to beMerciful." gate to the fall session of meter" will include the following e* Mrs. Edwta P. Harr. Jr.. 39 Doris Frame, minister of Also at 1:31 a. m.. the pre- Classto of New Brunswick Tues-(278:2»-32): "We define mutter this meeting, together with die School at Hightatown. Tbe Grange Ave.. Fair Haven; Ly- musk, will be organist. The jun-served Saturday from noon to I - (tuy in Miles Square Reformed as error, because it to the oppo- Charles Hawes. a church elder. newly rebuilt sanctuary will be d'a. 1 p. m.. home of Mrsio. r choir will sing. "AU Creatures p. m. This is a benefit for tbe «bool department, directed by pp Tbe executive board of tht Mrs. Arthur Kerr, Jr., wiU meet Church in Franklin Park. site of life, substance, and Intel formally dedicated, and n ton r Radio Series This Sunday eTa^a^Bjgeje^tleT *X ^aniiswai^^^waw^tw^w^ew w^^^^nwe™^ • gaeattpeek-I Charoh achaal aaato at • Mr Rim NKW SHRBWSBWRT- Rev. world's JX as a? ajn.iBUav lav. Draeld A. MacLeod, ree- At a Uoa- tott o at fc» Daatoia «• awjavM ^» rasulfit**** op- aaraoa topie of Rev. Ktrtaa C. a. a.. wMh Mrs. dam Carter ^, Latberaa Hoar has to to charge of HUDSON —i ' • 4V Wo MNatHjTa SSfl M wrilL Darfee at tto lfc« a. a.. SundaSaaday 11a. 'a.. etarch servkat. tto aad eharehactheMiJtoarISyaadaat d as aaHaatsd weakly aadtoaco of eaum BeTMCfc gjahfj adttewawvSt* OflfflHawMBt tervteet. Mn. Louto A. KMtau*V.«db«t Parkas* " " festival wfll to «JM,aa. it to beamed to US SS.CMy *f VITAMIN In at the U a. a. service. orgaatot, wfll direct tht seaior ttw MawJersey Aawal Caafer- conducted by Mn. Daniel ta tto of the each ta its owe Ian- charch Suaday at 7: JO p. m. The27th ateeoa of thtt toteraational guaee. Church School ante at fclf choir. Nursery fadUttos win of the THF. Mm HUDSON'S aV IB. YOUIn trMtoWSMp flMitS available. Walter Kottt aad Rich- choin wUl ting. Thto •"•MiO IBIIUBtfy* The tote purport of the pro- which they are tniaataa, at ANNIVERSARY AND M«h Saadty. T:» p. a. lota Hop- ard Schubert wUt to ttttor weak. toa for tto church. It wUl be bnrd over WRCA gram to expressed ta itt motto, "Bringing Christ to tht Nitions." ANNIVERSARY OF THE Etas, prsildat, to to charge. dey-School meeu at fell Rev. Or. Wltttaa) Oofllch. die- Rev. W. W. Atkinson will to at l:Jt p. m. and WOR at I p. Midweek Bachartot to ceta uadar tto «ncttoa of Richard ^V ^^^A^ dei at tto church's i. Sunday. It to apoaaorsd by the Lutheran KEANSBURO tad Wodaaadays it kit i. g a conference Men- Starting bit fifth year at Luth- Laymen'a League, llt.att mem- STEAMBOAT COMPANY Euctartot toto admtatotareadministere d at !:« The Maa'ft»a dob maatta Monday with memben tf tte baJIdtag. fl-day at S p. m. er Hour epaaker, Rev. Dr. Ot- her affUUto of the Lutheran Sunday, Sept. 20 a. a. on afl prayer book holy •*•:*•:» p. m. A HmtatHmtautee colol r Tharaday at 4 p* n. at tha charch TtoZtoaTraZtoa Travetew n Chorut will wald Hotfmaaa will apeak oat theChurch — Missouri Synod, the 95' d* «m. "Wa to Naw Jaraiy." win > torth e promar- k ttf afedb anahrentry topic. "Christ tha Way." Thacharch which alto sponsors "Thii n wfll ba * Jireteated by tha New Jeney day. lapt ». with pragrana at broadcasbroadcttt atoalto wfll featurfeatare* the to tht Ufa" oa TV. t IMTAMiTi haUThandaytatl:!i at *»! p. m. aad w» Compaay. t aad T:M Hour Choir ta the pro- thai of a apMtual Meetings of TtCKITSt rotoaraato. Than} The choir retoarewTMs- CALVABY BAFTOT choir rehearsal to 4«l at S a. a. Fata l tyt at S:tt p. m., by the programs are of. . . ON Roend Trto PROTESSIOHAL towad by Ztoa Travelers d •day at ~ " . . tUIR«wd Trip Wafcto dy at M wm fahatraal at S a. a. ta the PHARMACY tWAeal. atiwUa.ai.aarr- Mc« a. a. atrriaa. aaeNa Suo- aiiiiyi at 7:» p. a. we* Jackto** YaaOl Mn. Kay Walk wM at SH 1-S2M Stoat aa tha director. Tha Vaatiy o Fttrt Thee." At iw wfl aaot FHdaj. **L » at I a> ak fvaar taadfaard to at tto charch. Baay day wfll to otaorved Saa- £*wfflSHebrew Penitential Services TtoXadtos* Guild wflJ dty. Sept V, at N a. m. ~ It fim. We Give Quick, > at M a. m., to charge subject wB! tervtota wm bo held ta the an- UMIM Set lor Congregation Bnai Israel ppoM room of tto I Suaday at Reliable Service! VUtoft lehool. Ktofa Hwy. Hoffman to sa- RUMSON — Tha Hebrew peal, aad the School of Sacred Music Ha holds tha degree of bachelor MaT OMCwW VJKOSBI tt BM Ltaenft taattal tervteet of SeUhot tha pro- m— tiwaaalaia F. Howard Uoyd. ntiatoter. wttl Holy Commaaioa wdl ba ob- Otottadyatla.au board wiO ludt to the High Holy Daya. win of sacred terved Oct i. World Wide Com- at S pjn. A _ at Coagregattoa ta tto eeatorate of aethittoa. *fto charge of tha 111 a. ra. The Womea't Miaataaary Fel- MWlM IttSdty. Hit MfflMB tub* BMNdoa Saodty. tfcwal aeettag win be held Taot- ££ hero Monday aad Etrath Israel of «• ha "Tha Salt of the day at! PhflsdataWa for four yean be- Tel. SH 7-0412 UmtER MBMORIAL M. at S p. a. Mtoa Marloa Ham- Saator cbotr rotoaraato to told &u- Mtoa Everya Laytaa will KtTdVj ft tWMMtMiy BTMa% COsNat here. Prior to that ha iraaalif. aad dw chair will Rka. wffl gjvo aa Okjttrated toc-Wodntadayt at S p.m.. aad Jan- to BrcaplsJ a potrttoa ta Con- [(haaattMB, "Ohraof Yav- "Coattaae ta My Word" tatt o tor Choir rahsarsato are Fridays Brtth Stalom, AUEN ELECTRIC ' by Rev. ttfclipA baa. Pa. itWkltaSt. a ta aw Matter." for tto atJBBtw*«cBJBDi moom as «a a* at CALVARY BAFTUT Red Bank CENTRAL BAPTIST 18: H aii. ta tto Ttotoa Fafls Atlantic Highlands • chOdrw darlag atlU Fire rnrapaay Flrehoaoe. Mam- Rev. John B. GUchrtot patter, will be ta charge of the 11 a. m. Rev. Harry W. Kraft, pastor, of tto rtarraxrhnol wfll will preach at tto 11 a. m. serv- of tha chan* wU Met participate to tto aarvice. tervke Snadty. Mtoa Audrey Saturday ts patot tha ooMde of Warraa wm direct the choir. ice Sunday, and et - - - - - fjBj|g Suadsy School meets at t:3S worship at T:N p. m. A 'Family : Tha Ladies' Aid So-maato at fctt BM. The topic far ciety wtt aerve luncheon to tht with Zaaale Leaks ss tu-Night Picture" prograp m will to the adult tototBMttoa teriet will told Sunday at f p. m.m, ,followed ba "What tha Bible lay* Aboat perlattadent TteJeator choir win hold It* The Flower dub will Bird by box supper at <:M p. m. Our Chrtottoa RHbillp U Sunday-school with William Int fahaanal Tuesday bttw d I itt Uth aanWenaiy Sunday • aad KM p. a. Children, eight Totaday at I >m, a aew adult ):lt p. m Rev f>»H»* Byrd of Masson at superintendent meets KM p. m. teriet win atart at the paraaaaaa r «r okkr, . Join, tad Keyport wffl be the speaker, aada*t t:* « wfll ba nee* M liaaa R. Oceaaport. far the chair of hto church will stag. Tha board of trustees wfll meet of October. Mia. * to Jotolai the Tha choir win sponsor a pm-:. at I p. m., church or- Chariot Ralph to la charge. gram ta the church Sunday at<*aetra praetlce wUl be held 1 ta the pareonage Wad- m Tha Ladiet Aid aortoty wOJ wfll 7:3t p. m. ^^ Wednesda"^~ y at 7:« p. m. and aeaday at i p. m. Aid Society business Satardty taaden of «k The Virginia Club will meet day, lapt U. at t p. m., Monday at • p. m. ta the church meeting and luncheon Thursday church. SwdaMcbool teecben tt 1 p. m. plea tor their basar Oct Si w at Calvary Lutheran Bible clau and prayer tervicet RIGHT Church, Veroaa. are held Wedaeedtyt at I p. ra MONanum REFORM PRESBYTERIAN BAFTIST ST. JOHN'S Eatontown The services will be under the FROM Keyport Rev. Frederick Gibson of Ham-direction of Rabbi Gilbert S. Ro- Tonight's service win start Rev. Victor will be bet ilton, Ontario, Canada, win be and will mark the first *B o'clock to Shrewsbury Pros- Philadelphia win be the mittioo. at 1.1:91 and 11 a. a. and an winguest preacher at the 10 a. m estival chanting by Cantor Sid- THE VERY bytortaa Charch. Rabbi •ry at the ».* a. at.be identic*!. The pastor, Rev. service Sunday. Church school ney Scharft stace to Joined Con- tjvwsttNlfleB** Wall He to the direc- Hormaa R. Rilcy. win have meets at 1:4$ a. m. gregation Bani Israel's staff last ice. tor of tha Fi of laraat Faith" at Ms sermon subl-t.| The Gleaners will hold a gen- month. Monrao Edttotato WM lead tha Ha headquarter! hto aeeage wfll ba "The era! meeting Monday at • p. m. The SeUhot services prepare tto START choir. Mrs. Arthur Oretataw Lord Wu Astonished.' ta tto church. Miss Geil Carey Jew for tto High Holy Days. They aarvtoo ta Fatoattae. At tto T:« Fred Bopp, Jr.. wiU be the or-wifl give a review of her trip tobegin Moaday and culminate with the special SeUhot tervicee Sat- school wU pa state MfViCt, Rw"/. Mr. gantot. aad Mist Esther Davte. Cuba this summer. ll:U a. a. toth e Edacatioa aad aa wttl given aa illustrated toe- urday at midnight Thto topre - FEDERATED ceded by a social hour with re- lofttocburca. tare oa hto recent Ma to ItraeL freshments and singing at 11 p. Tto Amico Bibto class will meet m. Rabbi : Tatiaay at I p. a., with Mrs. Rev. Andrew A. Burkhardt, m. Rabbi Rotenthal win deliver COMPUTE pastor, wttl conduct the 11 a. m.a sermon H. Laurence Scott, Jr.. ta charge Rabbi Aaron R Lefkowits win Selihot. of the program. Hoeteeett win to service Sunday, and hto sermon htra. Ratavt WflBaat, Mrs. it •:» o'ctoek. subject win be "On Being Chris- During Chartoa Difiaadaiffar. Mrs. Attaar At U:M a. m. tian." Scharff wltt chant tto traditional Matey. Mite Ada Syvertsea aad ard PaOtk. aoa of Mr. aad Mrs. The Young Peoples Christian prayers Hyaaa PoOak. wfll be BaEndeavor r Society will meet to- deeds of tto past year. night at 7:M o'clock in the church A special service will RaUgtooa Saaday to at hat, The congregational commit- Sunday. Sept. 27. at 11 a. m. at Wedaotdayt at 7:11 p. tto congregation's cemetery. Rab- choir lataaiaal Wai Ma. a. toet will meet Moaday at I p. m. daya.*fcli*B*aa< _ ta the parsonage. bi Rotenthal will lead the con- BAFTBJT FEUJOWSHIP gregants ta memorializing their paopto's group aaato Thursdays departed relatives, whether they at ?:» p. a. Spiritualist Is are buried hen or ta otter ceme- Robert Mtaut win preach tto teries. ntoa at tto worship service at U a. a. Sunday. Mn. Mtaut Ordained Tto pulpit of tto syntgogue to toatftN beta charge of me being refurbished, and to expect- tor an age*. "Sta't tool coawMS at HIGHLANDS - Mn. Josephine ed to to completed in time for NATMHAltANR CantreU Seals of 9 Shrewsbury Selihot with new lecterns and re- Black Backgrmmir win be the Ave. hat been ordained as a min-ligious adornments. eermea topic of Rev. A. Youth Fellowship. Senior ister and healer of tto Inter Saaday at the 11 a. m.Group, wttl meet at <:N p. a. Congregation Bnai Itrael tott o worahta) atrvlce. Mra. Alico Smith at tto home of Mr. and Mn. Al- ttanal General Assembly of first synagogue in Monmouth to ta charge of tha "Right- bert E. Mthoaey. 11 Vermont Spiritualists. County to have a full-time can- Ave. She completed It yean of study tor and music director. Cantor A good beginninf waa never more important... choose • BISLISHTOWN WHhaat Worfca" to the OH^ (or tto ministry ta May. Lt. Scharff was graduated from tto topic of aaatar Magaw at Bible study aad prayepy r hour Cmdr. Fred Jordan of Norfolk, Canton Conservatory of America those fint few pain of walking shoes with extn-apedal • KiYPORT •a ftl» a> auVwper y are at S p. m. at Va., came to her home for or- care. Trust Stride Rite quality and careftil fit .*.-. our MMk P! home of Mr. aad Mrs. Ma-dination ceramoniee recently. He CHRIST EPISCOPAL • LITTLI SILVER at V.m p. a. The to president of tto Aatembly, and Middtotown tttt «• be "Aa It tt careful fitting. • RED IANK baa hto churches ta Norfolk, Va., Holy Communion win to ad- aad ta the Midwest ministered Sunday at I a. m. by • broad heel aoata, anug heel nt • finst oounten Oaa Ctob, the rector, Rev. Andrew M. Van- Rd. Thto faU. Mrs. CantreU will appear oa tto roster of Cmdr. Dyke. Ho will conduct prayers • aupple upper*, flexible sole* Jordan's church. She holds con, and preach at 11 a. m. Maafcar Fo^aral Rev. E. wltatiaa to tor home Sundays. Churcb-eehool classes will re- a. Ma for tto fall term Sunday 5.50 TO 10.9S ACCORD*** TO be hold at M:« at *« a. m. a. StatorMYF via Rev. Jaaaa VanAtta U» Lecture Confirmation Instruction starts DOCTORS' nilSCRIPTIONS CARIPULLY POUOwVB 7 p. a. R. Maaaatt prtirhtag oa thOe n Oviatlan Seteaee Thursday at 4 p. m. Charch atair rakaani Thara. toaic. "What's law Goad WoroT' daya at 7:B) p. a. Fred Toa we. barMoae. wttl ATLANTIC HtOHLANDS-Rob ST. PAUL'S BAPTIST ,Tto) a." by Vaa doert S. Van Atta Recbtster, Red Bank N. Y., a Chrtottoi BOB toe- Rev. Walter. T. Hawkaa, pas- HISHWAY #11 A SUHtiT AVT. AMUtY or, wifl apeak I at 1:» tor, wUl use "Where Are You Oo- p. m. ta tto big) tag?" as hto taraaa subject foi PBJ» BVBS* trtaa. tto service Suaday at II a. a Hto topie to "Christian Tto Mtostoaartos wifl hold a SHOE CO. km to Practical Chrtottanlty platform service Sunday at 1:M p. a. Mn. 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Both sides were per- STATED — By the State Racing Commission after "I have been negotiating with mitted to try a kick conversion being suspended because of a stimulation to one of his a baseball team for tome time and a pass or run for the point after TD. horses, not once, but twice. aow," taid Durocher yetterday aa ha arrivad in Pittsburgh to Rutgers' tall sophomore tail- Trainer Tom Harraway of Lincroft was the announce a "game of the week" back, Sam Mudie, had a hand in Victim, once at Camden aad then again at Mon- for the NaUoaal Broadcasting both touchdowns. He set up his •Muta Park. The case seemed to have loose ends Company. Ha added: first score with a 2»-yard pass "I'm not at liberty to tellyo uto end Bob Simras on Penn's one- oa Both oecationt, aad to us they are still loose. with whom. I can tell you this yard line. Then Mudie took it Nothing has ever been concrete oa the matter other much. Nothing definite has come over through right tackle, ending than the reinstatement early this aaoath. from our aegotiauona to far."a 73-yard drive. The second TD Neither did Duroche* indicate in came on a #-yard Mudie to Precautions were taken after the first report of what capacity be would return to Slmma pats. number one stimulating, but it happened again within the national patttime. Pern's sophomore halfback Just about two months. How did it happen? Oh, seeing Dumber gvJdod both the old John Salem of Johnstown, Pa- New York Giaata aad the old that we came up with one question, here are some went through right tackle for Brotklya Oedgara to National both Quaker TOa. Safea, with more questions for the Racing Commission. League peaaaati before his re- most of the second team, ended I. Why should a trainer be suspended be- tirement from baseball. Since a O-yard drive by going tour thea ha haa bean a talent rela for the first tally. He ran tight cause a urinalysis turned up a strange substance teas executive for NBC and for which could not be analyzed? the last two yean a commentt- £!fi 2. After two suspensions because of this strange substance, and subsequent reinstatements, what hap- Should Dorocber return to base- pens if this strange substance shows up again in the ball, he would give up a SU.000 a year Job. Durocher said he had game horse after winning another race? Will the trainer notified NBC two and a half be suspended again in this very strange racing melo- months ago that he would not re- drama? new hit contract with them at the end of thia year. 3. Would an Intelligent trainer accept to At that time, Durocner waa train and race Star Ice under these circumst quoted at aaylng he would con- without some assurance of Immunity? •IG POUR AT RUMSON — Coach Joe Rosati of Rumion-Fair Haven Regional High School chats with his "fig Four," sider returning to baseball on- 4. Why can not the state once and for all with griddert who are expected to carry a heavy load in Shore Conference B competition this season. The Bulldogs ly if he could purchase stock in a club and receive a part of hit proper tests determine beyond a reasonable doubt will start out with 13 experienced lettermen. In fact, early reports havt Joo Rosati's squad loaded. Left to salary in stock. whether or not this particular horse manufactures right, are Fred Tharin, converted to end from • tackle berth; Terry Sieg, fullback, who it expected to carry spaed 1 would definitely be uninter- within its body under certain conditions this strange and power; Coach Rosati; George Fallon, center, who it one of the most rugged centers along tho Shore, and J. V. ested in an offer to return to baseball on a strictly salary ba- substance? McCarthy, a tackle. Mentor Rosati is "high" on this quartet. sis," ha wat reported to have S. Has the state already determined that the lt4S».M. horse does manufacture within its body under Since thea, many reportera have speculated that maybe Durocher IAONO OAUY certain circumstances this strange substance? Rum son is Loaded But Coach Joe Rosati wat seeking a position in theAUG. 8 thro OCT. 12 6. If so. Why hasn't the state made an open and « newly-formed Continental League. clear cut announcement to this effect? However, Branch Rickey, Sr., the new Commissioner of the infant fl.M 7. Why ia this great America is any trainer Is Not Climbing Out On a Hot Limb league, could not be reached for suspended aad hurt irreparably (family and busi- comment ness) before be is proved guilty beyond any rea- RUMSON Reports have Rum-out at end. He can always be In other conjecture, Durocher't name haa been linked with the sonable doubt? son-Fair Haven Regional High'switched in either spot if neces- fBRHOl»,N.l School a loaded one for the 1959 sary. Cleveland Indiana of the Ameri- 8. Does the big state tax take from racing makeseason, especially with 13 vet- Another tackle is Norman White Sox Could Sew Up can League. a.«NB twwm M. r. lt:M ••< *••• t I __ _ for an unholy alliance between the commission and erans back ready (or action in Buck, probably the heaviest man II: It. l.». UM BBANCB Mf aSS the Shore Conference B division, of the squad. Buck tips the scales e-irar M Hits. —4 tnm WI'm the race track operators? Pennant In Next 48 Hours Rumson's Sport M ll:tt «•< mm m* Hn.mt aaaN The squad certainly has thp at around 225-230. He should be! mrmt at Uias. km MSHItrui t. How is the betting public protected when 1 tna Hhta as. mm* (AM *»•. as tltas. material, a.id if Coach Joe Rosati able to stop an offensive by just By Hie Associated Press | Gordon, had a day off yesterday Program Opens all race track operators work for 12 horses in each is expecting and hoping for an falling in tront of the backs. How long is 40 years? It's noth- with the rest of the AL. of eight or nine races daily In order to increase the undefeated season he is tolling- Guards seem to be completed'ing" track or state assume full responsibility fo, r, a h°rse-JM, : rea1 t«li battluniti;ev wit*«•"»lisha h Centraxs*.ui&^> «*l^i Regionalnv^iviim,, a«ti iiHiiwavn. a^vui mt V Jlglll eUSU Slf? Halloween parad"• *«* gies and fluk* are edging offshore. Sandy Hook fluking four NCAA and five Big Ten in the majors with Los Angeles mine Abbatiello. leading driver. a«lf how much powvi. mmfmt. atatiiliiy ^an ***d* SUPE^ ve* • a*Rww aier^'varECONOMv V*T tvai Yv freestyle titles In two years. this spring. Icovered the mile in 2:07.3 and ia i.arksxl into il! l-«?l UM oti|>lsiin how NSISU >laiplleitr af tlaaiin is just about finished and most of the po'gies have SOM TOf-Short.top John ••*•« "Dnllaia I>ailv" in upkrvp. i Loral NSI! rams «•«• re- paid tS.SO. $3.20 and 12.10. The Itrrt •• much a\* :.O"r roxluction In tot*.! ro»t-»f-tma*t»«ri»t.e>li). quit Raritan Bay. Jim Fernandez of Johnny's Landing, winner is owned by ]. S. stable ny Lo4jen, sperkplucj of the Wa k.v* a. it*., nr to .h..w jtn.1 *• want to mUw It t* YOUt Highlands, blamed rough water for a mid-week slump of Freehold Milwaukee infield, displays In rowboating operations. Still plenty of snappers in A crowd of 3,111 bet CJJ.M.. his infected toe shortly after the rivers, however. return to Milwaukee for hoi- T LEVINE pttaliMtran end treatment. la Jersey Leagroe Tilt TEN5U PRINZ SALES Tee fercee) Le«jen to leave the Wall Stadium Had One Runuoa A—FP.EEH0LD meet bt travot durino, their final 4sVS0 Ave. The Jersey Shore League win continue Weitern trip. UP Wire- Of Its Best Seasons elimination playoffs phot* I West Laaf (Oaf, morning whoa Rumson A's will •HLMAK - WMk the dostag tall U meet Freehold Townsman, on the North Carolina State's base- af Wai Saturday sight previous stark el Tosnmy Elliott Red Bank Tonner* homo grounds oil team Is coached by Vic MM tree And eight beat the oM Winner of this contest will moot SorroU who compiled a H-IOI KBWMI istartllag statistics. mark la this yaaft time trials lar regular UMA record as a pitcher with the Track flajarss show that «,*« the ISt-mller en Jury 4. of Lang Branch la the afternoon. Detroit Tigers, has aaM Is »Hw the is cosseiete Prior to the start of the IMS nciM mgrams heM st the sta- Thla figures to a 2S4ap feature race at WaU I J.0S4- Stadium In less than 7:«. This U5.R0YALS •rawlag year there was a stib-eevee-mla- the ute race (Kelly's); and two T:M's NEW (Pompoalo aad Ralph Perklas of The year'isr'i top ecrown d was a Treatos) aad several 7:»l'i. hoa^wJJM for the Labor Day The cainpelltlea wia faster than say ether year In the sta- SIMMS ft TRIUMPHS Mgfost gale. TMs waedkMt's history - hat flgww Wall's laraest since the first ske htdkate It was closer *aa Fourth of July lOe-mller beck la INT. Ettvea drivers shared the win MNXIOMAMI AT LUNCH - ftoun. Table, richest hone The season's pa king It the In thereuahored raca hittofy. lakes time out at Atlantic dance was a I.S1I paid on a evenly distributed la the City Race Courio for a kit of areilng with ttelnef lill chilly earry-Jtme Saturday night track! W years. Winners were Nlrwty-eeven race drivers Perklas Moltor doinf the honori. Round TaWe. with 11,* 14,139 (1).. peted for prise mosey hi U can (I), Norman Kldd (2), Jos Kelly. oarnlnf i to hit cradit, will thoet for the $100,000 United In the fast Modified • SnortssMa •Ill McCarthy, Frank Myroncuk. Nations Hendleap Saturday. Jockey Willie Shoemaker, OPEN TIL 9 PM Avtalea. while another eolaay of y Ed Mgler. Duko DeaVeut, Lea the eetifltry's loadlna rider, will be up, If ha recover! n WIMmUBernniflil m ^a^HanSsS^ wTnil^ l tfWS^akttBMBMBii fMllt^eltwV lal Bh H Brawn aad Don Itumpf. Fraate, TH 0) •• n from Monday's .pill at Aqueduct. UM MCCt PpoWO I247S. Novrc* fKviatoa can 4ui*g tht KfcM wore constant feature race threats throughout IIAR WHIIL AU«NMINT f#afMMii sN HUM inck the sossoa. ONLY LIFT!!! Wall Stadium alee aoUdtflod Ma In fact, the aslnt standtags • SPORT CAR - Tt 3 position as the fastaot 14 so clos* Ihroughoul, that JMSIY macadam track in the country week to week some specta- SKIFFS Otdy-ir, N h.p. Feed en. with some track record runs dar- cular changes were isooided. In pjne, «M.h. Oooi rue> IASY CHARM ing the course of the yesr. Joe the space of two weeke al oae W m.p.h AN Al Cw4tn S^wBBfya^r vja/a ^*vwesta^a^ji 'vtoevisi polal. Bill McCarthy of Rumun • the U-lap mark Jumped from ninth lo second In FRANK PORTIR'S sevea minutes for the first time the auadMss. 'oSO •2500 when he drove the No. XLI, The only runaway nf the year UNO ROWtOATS MM tAll Owned by Don llmise. lo a mark occurred In the Spntltmen divi- of 0 WSJ—or about 71 tnllss per linn race whur* Jsrk Hsrt nf RED BANK TIRE Co. hour. This mark In s full II Media, fa., clohbrrrd all com. seconds fsstcr ihsn Wall's clown p* III Inn wllh un«|Hvl.( ul«r but ANGUR'S MARINA FOREIGN CMS off NWNMOUTH •ILL CHADWICK LES STEVINS IMt OCIAM AVI. SIA MWHT rivol, Donbury lipefd Howl. Cimn •leariv — drlvini llarl t»nn Ihr U 2-2414 The onelap track moid of nil* liy 130 pntnli nvrr his nr«r Ovea 7 Dwys • Week • Phono II 2-0104 (One Mil* al Alrparll D7t »»l |hla araann by nrw Sla f«l i -nniprlitur, I.J Niglir nl I'nil dium ( hsmp Al IVimuanio MSS I Mnnmouih. Highway 35 larontown SHRIWSIURY AVE SH 7-3404 tt-FHifr. See*. M. 19S9 BED BANK REGISTER Devotion Pay. frontier Cty Off—$200,000 Supplies Queen DANCMG TO ALL HUC BAWS? Left-Lane Hoggers SUMMIT (AP)-For 15 years Mr*. Katberine JUJoppi was a paid companion to an elderly For Rodeo ON OUR JUKI IOX widow. Mrs. Rajoppi's faithful- PORT MONMOVm-'ne wile Due to Get Ticketsness has been rewarded—with of a master sergeant here has $200,000. BED BANK leaks jest right with the Italian and American Food •swijr strled mtU. at it'$ best . . . ffUseealr $«J0 • DINNER • LUNCHEON • PIZZA" ALaS RESTAURANT (West at Little Star UM. Statlea) © US9. Kiac rwtaiM 6radk*H IN. 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RED BANK erch.nts (Ntit to Police HftdqiMirUra) SHadjiMB. 1-8131 I BO BROAD STRUT, RIO BANK BRANCH i Ferr Haven ShoaaUf Center H Poyt To Advortiw In T1* feojifof "' <«• Today's Comics and Crossword Puzzle Sea Scouts Here to 'Sail' the Good Ship North Star Rejl Bank's famous old Seaof leaden for tha future." it seemed strange Red Bank's Scout aMp North Star will tall Meetings of the ship will be ship was tied up with a vessel BRITIANS SUMMIT ELECTION held in Trinity Pariah Hall from waterlesn territory when It now seems probable that Brit- M*a of Trinity EpUoopal Wednesday nights. Activities will they'd have to paint barnacles ain'a Conservatives may win an Church win gather la the Parish nautical studios, mot on the bottom to identify it u extremely dose election nest Hall, (9 Wttt Front St. at I p. lOdtag. knot tying and re- any sett of ante." month on a platform of "sum- m. Wedaesday aigbt tor a lamb- lated studies. Members of the Trinity Epis- ing ceratnonr, led by the new mit and sun-tan." This U an al- TiadaU Rd.. copal Church epwi soring c most exact equivalent of Ike skipper, E. W. CopaUnd. M it too an Robert dose, 11, Irving Oraaja An., Pair Haven, and American Republicans' IKS sto- tivs for Monmoath Camcd PI., Red Bank; Robert F. Mil- ut. "Peace aad prosperity." Mat* Kaaaith R. Reeves, 17 Boy Scoots, aow retired, tor. U Biskmin Pt, Fair Ha- By WALT DISNEY Whlto Rd., Shrewsbury. The Tories' Mr. Macaillan ap- MICKEY MOUSE yesterday ha lansssben ven; Jacob P. Koldak. Jr., 13 Or-pears to hold all tha eards at me Tsiy wast all Sad Bank ana when the North Star ship hsadsd chard PL. LttHa Um; Carl boys aged from M to II yean moment except for that some- t» the Region 2 fleet Penman. 2 Itadmrbnok Ave, Un^ crucial one held by Ms op- who ara Mensted la scoatmg. "It wu tied even with Los and WtUlem B. Legg. U Edge- boating and good comradethlp poaents: the tradition against a Angelas and Topska, Ksm. and •rood Rd.. both of Rumsoa. and third tans." to Jofai tham Him at that time. then L. A. dropped out of this Charles Rssves. IS Leenl St. liwa to Speak race. I told Joe (Irwia) West Lang Branch. Otherwise, ha has managed to FfMholdsr Director Joseph C. spirit the "peace" label n In**, who waa the skipper of horn theLaborMea through Us the «Mp back in the lMOswm re- CROSSWORD PUZZLE summit initiative — not an easy late ttw esBerioacos boya and feat considering Ma party's post- BMevea joyed together back when ACMOSS Suet nadir. tbo North Star made a name for hoMlasosnct Mogaula Fnrthermon, he has managed hen* to days |Doa by. i-Zr ihla to make very effective use of Whsa Mr. Irwia was at the Britain's remarkable aad wel- it'KaUTOj*] SBBsUHsMl hat*, tha Norm Star bacana the t4-Pn(U: M« ' 11-Seklsraa .-JM postwar high In prosperity. flsgsksp «f tha Bey Soout Region U-Younc kaH 11-Bladar It was the Labor Party's lively lT-rrenerrenek IS-Baaa 1 fleet •rtlcl•rtl * U-Enain«laaa chairman, Mrs. Barban Castle, Learning that tha men of Wo- ll-MUt who sardonically labeled this tty Episcopal akmgpls MM-CCo far tt-ATuJSo sun-tan election," calling atten- to bring the North Star back In- .lSSi „ tion .to the fact that angry young it-BalMS d e By MEL GRAFF to action in Red Bank, Mr. Ir- M-FtnuW voters an scarce after a prosper- SECRET AGENT X9 win eaid today: «h<*h a ous and sunny summer. "It was my good fortune to M-Wla* MM bo the skipper of the Sea Scout M-Ona who Then Is more than a little Irony •hooutrea fS-Balll «l-P«Mo4 al for Laborities hi the present stste sUp North Star in the early 30a 4S-FW r«ar tfeM tlaa M-8hn4 of attain. It wu they who start- whsa, because of the outstsnd- W-Min'a - ?l*^w*ea twe laitar fcg accompUihments of the ed pressing for s new summit at- tempt But Mr. Macmlllan's Jour- ytmag men attached to the ship •eto the North Star wu awarded nat- ney to Moscow and siwssqusnt ional honors. events have made this realm his &5 The supreme irony came, in fact, "I was indeed privileged to U-IUbNI when Messn. Gsltskell and Be- have been associated with this I»-Ro ) t ii !i i| ,^-,^^SBT~^M a^aWaWasaaaaa.a.MaJaBnnnlnmwaM ••••••••Bl 14-Trtfcr. fcpt U. \9» WP BAUK WECWTCT 'NtlUtst 4:34, 7:3}. tfcJ AMfAVfY qi»swmi «• Ik* BaSKar) LastTrsiaFi GuaHUI2:4t, CBS' Woman' Probe* Old Cawwoa Daifcy COIM J:», 7: 4:40. f.4a; Sun.: H-tmSn 2:44, (4) W, 14:44; Tom Dooley 2:4*. I: 4:3a, 7:U. fcU; Womaa Eater m- m Love of Life (U) TO 3: IS, 4:04, 1:40. (7) tl; Sat: Kiddie Show 1:41; Question of Changing Roles (4) Tie Tac Dough Ifctt- (» Amateur Hour Darby O*GUI 1:41. 4:M, T:J4ASBVRYPAR, K (7) Across the Board O)Offldal Detod|vo ttayfalr — That Kind of Wom- (It) J. "Fred Muggs (DReecoe • 14:14; Ton Dooloy 1:14; 4):4S. By Cynthia Lewry orary "Ambassador at large of (U) Mister MeCarrity 1.49. Sun.; Darby OOIU S:«, aa t.34, 7:35, 4:40; Sat-Sun. [youth fitness." This Menu a U-(U) Cartoon 4tt4- (4) Local News W aVatwMJOata 2:44, 4:44, 4:44.1:44, 14:40. aajr. at waUsa tUM S NEW YORK (AP) - Mile and (I) Our Gang 4:41. s:44; Tom Dooley 2:14, mada aw tha allawaati curious appointment Philip Mar- H- ml •» marriat* M-Punu* M-Maia «MT M-M**4 *srlag M-Wumtag MICKEY MOUSE By WALT DISNEY SECRET AGENT X9 By MEL GRAFF Moat of us usually associate When the odor of a cedar closet Early American furniture with or chest has gone, you can re- UNI* tU> ttcktaU takb by •!* M« yw ktr« *iz miff New England. However, today's store it by lightly sanding the ' " taU«. Irf, wkite Ml khMk furniture frequently called Early inside cedar surfaces. TUa will American has a far richer heri- actually create new surfaces and tage of design source than mere- thus permit the wood to breathe ly 17th American colonial. Ktw If 6et the Best EdsoHoi fir YMTCMM Score Card for a Good School NUBBIN By JIM BVRNETT mnd CEORGE CRANDALL Devised by Education Experts FtMeai nae Whoa our fourth child was born, we realixed that a four-and- aaa4alf-ianaa apaiuueut in the city would no longer be sufficient. Than began a year-long hunt tor a proper home. The public edwol.ettuatioo loomed ominously important We wanted school* Hat had friendly, cheerful torchere. We wanted a school system tat could treat our children as Individuals. We wanted e echool syatoa that paid its teacher* enough to keep them happy and ana that had an up-to-date curriculum and decent equipment for We eat in one third-grade class- tease, ~*aaj niggling" the tench- or discriminate agatnet married cr itinhail her • yaardd*. teacher*? We tofl the dsea with a ebedder Do teacher* feel free to ex at reitof Mat wa hadn't bought a hoeee hi flat area. issues? By ED DODD FhaHy. we teand the four- What is the attitude of the local MARK TRAIL bedroont boase we wanted. We tcTsrtf tiM schools? didn't find the school system] education meet- quite to our UUng. Ait wa foundings open to the public? enough aabUc-mmded people _who| r*> civic orgaaltations Uke a {tonal at to helping to improve ^jpfy] interest in the schools? It. I is there evidence of unethical la our search tor a good school practices in purchase* of achool Ma. wo compiled a check supplies and echool construction? M Hat we found helpful » Do the children appear mter- ested? Do they work wetl to- gether? Wat to the average eiie el Do they show respect tor the POGO By WALT KELLY Mr •OMVMr H0V7 SDteacher and one another? with nsighhoring_ Do they require a great deal an this and the other of supervision? Do they treat school property with consideration? •alarios lor teachers? How serious is the truancy How teachers have mas- challenging courses In tdtaeei Are the prtactpaU dictatorial? Are most of the children abto - iBiics? Daw student govemmset really are tsech- to read, write, aad express them- How do graduate* adjust • function? ceruttcatM? selves well? to Mare a testing program to kni lad the ex- Are they physically active? la Doe* the echool arrange regular, ^e^m ^n^onauBa* v^seannnnnvBjeB* ^aaj aaaa} anaajnnnnnnnnjBV e thorough physical ex. What attention Is given to gifted ta e)4k* aMtftnawaaam children? planneii %MWd b iFfUfjiany all thn e teachers? ! Is the subject matter adapted have taught la this w the needs of the children? In iliiaentory grades, do per- bare traveled la iods of hard toeatot coaceatranoa »i*—*** ^aaen^BtnhAOjaAai akak*aaaltBW aa#a#li •lUTriBellfJ wTICWifell Ba9eMlOTV Wllel When were the school buildings physical activity or a relaxing built? Are they overcrowded? MARY WORTH By ALLEN SAVNDERS md KEN ERNST activity such as sinning? Are they safe from fire? In the higgh schools, I* a vert- Is dare good lighting, venuia- What per cent of the gradu- ety of academic lion and heating? Do bright children have an oa> Are there enough lavatories? ating class goto to college? portaatty to lean a foreign kw-Are they Are the textbooks modem aad AN wMf tMCMMW WeM (MMMejr attractive? Are eajpliniiataiy Do taw eaeak dearly and me To what *xteat Is the currica- ft then beaks and teschKg eMs used? by Mdw vlsmJ It Dare a data, attractive Dana tfm irtmJ iifhi •»•* Dei wy 4MIW^ aMic aids? peace tor eJainlraa to eat •ctMUeeT MI I* • * "- What It the aaswat of tax date visits to ieJ each school have a tett> It tantrociaa a mask and art aa mtagral part of the currl- tuit projector? V «"••MmM WB-AW mmaadat Nvf»---"f• POM"--•** cahmi? It there a re Are there remedial teachers, you wid not have a successful echaol system. Da fhe teacher* give attention k year eaW ajttoflf F ell through the school* to basic )4v^BnajfjvTfWfi^aaa4et#Aa^fl', vfwfifo*^iMi ttaaja^a_aveiwi It the superintendent well re- »*»r Da our schools offer sound. garded? By BILL O>MALUY THE RYAnS By CAL ALLEY REVEREND 16-frisky, gag*. 18. 1959 •own. ON FONTXAC COHVERTIBLE. , -- Lnaa Branca. CA •M astorlor la excellent condkJan. >F SCHOONER, built la . _ (assda now top) P3» nun. U HMt brand saw dacroa sails, new It h-i 1M1 FORD VICTORIA hardtop. Iradio Universal, now lilp In sksn " ~ and beam, wbltswells. Oo&g M.0IU. cl irvtea. Reasonable. KB e-41U. 1MI CHEVROLET — Oood tire*, «i tr 1«aa owena aniieer. tnhp motor, brakes. ueelMiit irauponatloB. •peed ua to II miles per hour. .rjTV;rr raaaonabla. m J"T» orUeed' '" onl'y M boura, BUrae. Price itt Urn w •ennaii aBaae*a*asaj • a HIM. atf 1l-3Wt call onamaa 1*- I Dan 7U Uaa STATION WAGON — ChsvroL f ClUUa-CRAFT EXPERIENCED aALBBWOMAN aart- nlas passengef. Radio and twe, head, galley. l« Chrtt-Cralt en. lime, apply la asrssa. aa ahaae sailsalla* «rln me. Vw clean. IBH T-OUL aceeptedTLoR Oaadr awes, 4*-A Bread PADTT DISCOUNTS — All la*Ma, OS* *• OUlwV IBBewVBeMftaVIs' eVB>Bw4n WtwBi aid* aad fMer pelot sal*, aaaeisaisll : MDajn Be UM IM PLTMOUTH tour-door, radio aad aKIFF IMT Chris-Craft » » at. Red Bank. aaasrleaos aad wtuag t* be i Inside, eutatde whKe CCMM . semi glossl , beater, two-woe. W» catn needed, p. leas than IM boar*. Navy top m Mllmg ka lssig~*SaMi*hed ntaU itoasT ttfa gal. "RalaaoRala W (appestt* r < (TM. IMS Fontlac. four-door nation aft cover. Automatic bilge puma Available anyUm* (rea I a. SJL to Acme 1st), Red BankBk. SUPERB m FIDEMTT aystem, sav wagon, radio aad heaiar. hjdramatle. aompaae. anchor, unea. aeet cushion Owa Iranepartatlea. Tt* hour. Write fuU detail* statlag refenncea. FORMICA KITCHEN TTABLA B and SBMkara, H. M.-F. M. Wnere. mitch. fowor ttoerlnt. new Urea. No eaab and vest Ilia preservers. Call CA M41T eiperteace aad StarUag salary very gssd ce»dlUo«. Reai Ing amplifier*, oarrard manual aad HeiUd. HM. £e»uia»fotora.4«Oc.«n. alter T evenings or week-enai. ••K. B. c." Boa aiVMd Bank. chair*, vi aMoraatle record player, stereo wind, port An.. W. Loo« Branch. CA 1-toM. WKLL-PAYINO WORK FOR HOUSE- she*. CalUl Iall 1-4B1I between g-T p. r.s«sf«s%rr UtBD BOAT* AND MOTOR* lor I WIVES'BB, . MothersMother*, clubwoa»nclubwomen, church OIL TRUCK DRIVaUl — Ability crass over network and record*. Value TWO-DOOR COUNTRT -~~- Foot of Maple Ate. andsoclaelalwoiksrl s an admirably suited run baalaass. Ofavetaasty *« a lUe- U" REBL TYPE Un mower. Right to classify, edtt or reject M with Tbunderblrd online, Red Bank tor theee* nnew openmai m a rawardmg any •dnctlHmrat ti laearrea by of educaiwial werk. Tou may THREE-ROOM W« will not b* mpnaaible lor Moderniud two^tory EaflUi IN EATONTOWN type. Matoary coaatncUaa. HIM oeofOoaM, aaBt fuaM. flraplaoo ki Hvtag room, . LET UtcSai wtthh dl*wMhedl*h r Larae plot •way Mge treess. . Coov-a- m^nan^TUrdTioor: Two bed- ANTUL CUSTOM BUILT (tan* MMOM) UO BANK torn. Shb tot and bath. Located In canter IMag roan Md dWag rpaai wtth kJ&«.; two bedn«2 Mrme U FAIR HAVEN COLONIAL trssy M it W.MS to affect rndck sale. Three bedraomi. Living and dia- ing rooms have bay windows. SEEN BY APPOINTMENT ONLY Little Silver eplit level. Four bedrooms, two baths and lavatory; playroom, garage. Owaer transferred. AaUag price S21JN. Lovely screened porch overtook) S6i_ Broken Protected garden. Fireplace, attached ga- William C. Waterman, Reel Estate Maneger rage, trees. CflnveataCflne t location. JOSEPH 6. MeCUE AGENCY TtflTastsfulll y decorated. AsUagtU,- IM BROARaTREET SHadystde 144M * FOUR BEDROOMS HOUSES FOB IALE WANHPTORENT PARDON OUR PRIDE y Conveniently located. OU M wt Hto ft)pote t out tht RAY VAN HORN THE Detached garage. Acting H4.**. REALTORS RIVERDALE ESTATE HOMES LOW AGENCY ACCESS TO RIVER OVER 25 YEARS r Cane Cod - fear Priori ikon OMM fcr a complits. BUY OF THE YEAR - Tito twjbaas. Pjtoejjan BBnaNhBRBB fln^M^ InWntnnBnnrBaiBnnBJtMV #BBMR 'AI.« _ ft-itia-iir eaiMtai •rwavOB' ^^^ e^wejajaHBnvHPw w^ponjpnnBBnsM r5Ih T & three bedrooms, btffe. SB i. IMS. Others at M a lane SHREWSBURY lake Newman Springs Road to swimming Rivor Road (at Uacraft Center haB cshwl Center haB cstonlil Three bed- •r <«B mmlHs mm, tm WUM. than aotn to Rhrerdato Aveaws. Or Jast eal w Md roona. 2M baths, gvspprch. Play- nr*(* mtL nm. Mnr «itrm«, SIS,- RUMSON RANCH - With access room »tfasemaa«w%ber.Two Ml IM 14ML additional rooms and half-battoo RIVER OAKS - Doafreod street J. Uster Rigby Asioclatts, Sol« Ag«nft cattoajust Real value at SHadyslds 1-7741 trees. Paneled game room. Feat> tag. HUN. "^ FAIR .HAVEN RANCH LOTS AND ACREAGE WESTMGHOUSE YEAR-ROUND does to school, sbopptag and AIR CONDinONINO - Tower- bus Una. Six hwaly rooans, three J. LESTER RIGBY STANLlY K. DOWNS y basement, garage colonial rancher. Three maa- fireplaee, eVahwashsr SU.M0. Two tiled baths. ASSOCIATES. INC. living room with •f Cham and Vaba" I fl p F g WALKER ft WALKER REAL ESTATE- INSURANCE kJtchan?fn? U dmlagg room, three MAUTIIVL SHsdyside 11017 room. Large kitchen with dining twiin bedroomsbd , twobt bathsh , pan- Me a» UMHM«H IW. OUUM. ptuuirr noon. 658 Tinton Avenue area. Dm. Laundry. tt petto, two-car Ave. Skmrabur* New Shnwibiur. N. J. M down. H4.MS. Phone SH 1-7741 Scenic waterfront southern co- DELIGHTFUL COLONIAL — Acreageg . Very secluded, Charm and distinction separatp e SHsdyude 1-5212 y bd Tll k h TV taatily room. Oa- Priceless boxwood this lovely residence, at the endOpen Sundays by Appointment NElr SHREWSBURY — Enjojyy rage. Choose youy r own docore- Pour bedrooms. Four baths. Dan. street, n f H ll «tr elaaatr ar aUMr wikHni the coaveaiaaea of spHt level tk BargaiBi n —OM OMNN . Fireplace. Smartly styley d For- averagge home. Therliere is a master Nk * tanuas Hviag m a sprawHai loorbe* i kih NeN w appliancesppli , bedroomb ed, , 1HH bathabh , pplu s a ppow- 0 room BOOM. >U bans, two-ear ISTORIC SHREWSBURY - Ut.m. An excellenll t buyb . dde r room, on thh e malla floorfl , to Family Bvtog Is the kejrj - dasek colonial — brand new d t hll RIVER OARS — Massive trans. wide canter hall. — witihh a llarge com- combined living room and y attractive Allen porchh, den, teoverat e dindi - MMdMlowa. win Its owe g rancher with Immediate kith lltll Ui»cnorT-TS AD this on Damn kitchen. Mahogany g, g REAL ESTATE WANTED Attached garage. The a& LEONARDO BVMOALOW — OI 4* floor has three bedrooms, 1H rooma aM atMlaMl poreta. all lav in value. liJM ti- 'avamanu. Oa* al IT Bay A»a., M fully landscaped tot AT -OTU-J. LOVELY OWNER TRANSFERRED- one oa THE MIDDLETOWN ^ mHl^ Fair Haven. N. J. bathsMuni.. TttxtLatesvt nnkitchens DssfooBs. Recreat* tute LOW AGENCY BUM MIL OX mactoi* availabla. IMMBOUTS ACnON «a O. L JM broomh . LHug e kbasemenh t AUO ?HA waaWa, Bmrari •»«»» Can SHadytida T41M ranch, thrw BMrooou. Or—n Asa—r. OS l-waa. 636 River Rd., A bl garage._Screens, storm Fair Haven, N. J. Ti BEACH AGENCY CHOICE UTTLE SILVER HOME anaa — % aero, large trees. Nine-room SH«dysid« 1-4477 RED BANK — karai-rasm iwuaa. ou split level. Four bedrooms, JOS. SCHENKEL. INC. haat, eallar. attic, t«o batlu. omea Oaaa • u » — » Da.ya ban MMaua aayart iraNM- C iths. Playroom. Top value! M. IS. Batwan KanatlMMdlMa OOMOWt AOBNCV SH MSN THREE LARGE bedrooms, two oo 4 ten co t-issi tile bathe, 2T Uring-diabig room win ovarsuea pictiira WBMOWI WIDE SELECTION ire leaiarea ot m mooern RENOVATED FARM HOUSE •JAL KTA1I PM SMI ranch. Extremely large kitchen OF EXCLUSIVE HOMES aWkiaOM MANUilBR with separate sraaWaat TO BUY OR SELL Loeatad oa aa acre and • halt dWnraaher, racraaMM n of high ground with dl cellar, attached Phono SHsd>«de M017 trees. Coaler halL Hvtag room, K REDDEN AGENCY Bmtaf room, coasptetely noder» SH I A CO. ot tMs atlinctlvo QUAUFTED BUYER - BBtnannnt inm* flat-Batt MMA honk*, WaH-ls-waa c THE DOWSTRA Drapes. Foumr bai bajnt. Dan. Oarago. AGENCY I. 111 E. FRONT ST, RED BANK Fries StTJU. SH M700 - CAFE COD Evoamcst OSborM M44S amnasSBa VnnBnnaSi OBBaRnm Kffflfllnmnn MM •VRVMo laVUBafB I«EaBB| •MaXawa*BEf •FP -*«-•- - - ^_-T*w _•/ aS^AV. taMMBanl WMMK 1TV1. in winii. rrro REALTOR. INSUROR AmianVllnnBffM AAik BBmefl BntMLwam. 114 a. l*ea y*t J9^f neaapBBBBJBBaBmBBB' ^BBBBPnV OBaBBBJ BaajKl «WXMBB| avaj^ Uwrtiict J. Sehlllino Aaklaf ll»ak» ni*aa4 kiZ, MaHar. MS Praaaael A ant- REAITOR i. naraiiam 16 SptMg L»M MI44«H * a»MM*tvt coin Red iMk — SH 74131 Schancic Aatncy nonra la a,,* JaaaMMa^a • — ^"*- I ABMA tAAaka nf-f-ill L*. 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N. 4 ONa r urapHt HM ttM «f aur MWMtl BaM't BAtUMTOWN - llr aaMMarwa] !•• VAN NESS CORP. >n axti barlnr I', hunt Slraai l> MaMHt, h»» It •>••>»-• Mtlranm ranaA UtlnA rwwm aui » f>irnlah«,1 nr iia*,| lor *«'-'" . gas*, M, mt tEDBAtlKMCWTX I Shop Friday 'til 9 TODAY'S Business Mirror By &4M DAW SON C O M PA N Y AP BUSINESS ANALYST ASSUIY *AIK •10 IANK NEW YORK — Those much in Europe, plui many millioni publicised tourists—the Khniih- elsewhere. chev family flying from cout to Many other Russians may ooaat tomorrow—«re.onl y a hand- •hare Khrushchev's curiosity ful ot the fast increwing horde about the United States but can't get permission or funds to see for from overseas discovering the themselves. It may be shared by Pre-Teen Sizes 8-14 United States as a place to see. even more- Western Europeans An estimated 1,000 other Rus- who still aren't allowed to take sians have created the Atlantic enough of their money out of their this year. Only some 250 of these country for an American tour. are called tourists and only 165 Touriit and shipping agencies reported their object a* solely here report that of the 1.118 Rus- 100% Wool-Plaid pleasure. They contrast with an sians they have counted u com- estimated 13,000 Americans gawk- ing here this year. 400 wen ing at the Kremlin this year. strictly on government business The Russians are lost in the and 42 on missions classified as esttaatad half million Europeans commercial business. The rest who are mtkln; the Atlantic were entertainers—dancers and something more than a one-way musicians-en_ d„ scientists, stu- Twosome" tourist lane. Six mllton Canadi- dents and the sprinkling of self- ans am making short or long sor- avowed tourists. ties into the United States this But the big buildup in tourists year and around one million Lat- to this country from other lands in Americans. is striking. Official figures show Visitors to oar shores should that in the fiscal year ending spend close to one billion dollars Jane 30. 19M. some 100,000 Euro- lest Dressed Heaori In JmUr High this year, officials hope. This pean visitors came here, and In would help offset the more than fiscal 1931 there were 377,000. With This Smart Skirt and Jatkat Cam. two billion dollars that more than This year the annual rate Is esti M0.0I0 Americans are spending mated at close to 500.008. From being mainly an export' er of tourists, the United Sates is now becoming an importer of HiasHtefce* Ian Pleated Skirl III fctfltV tourists, too. To encourage the flow one of some, bald Red and wraa* "State* ©aareT u the big agencies thriving, on tour- ism from whichever direction, Raid. So mutch fun • American Express, has set np special units in 15 countries to serve as a channel through which 7.98 foreigners can get informatiOR and arrangements for travel in Matching Cardigan Jaetef. braid band the United States. U. S. Government agencies also are spreading the good work and making a big drive for 1980. (A sites fro 14. tourist franc, pound, mark or peso is just as welcome here as a dollar is abroad.) Reasons for the increase in 7.98 travel to these shores, other than for political or business purposes are varied.' awuau •• ALL MNU Most immediate may be that Ml MNTMt several foreign governments have lifted currency restrictions and increased travel allowances. Arrange for a Another is that the economies of other nations—often boosted by Canadian mWEENS direct U. S. government aid and Stemd floor, JW Bmk mix FREE also by American tourist spend- ing—have prospered to the point Hoove Demonstration where many more foreigners Ice-Breaker have the wherewithal to travel. PR S-?300 One school of thought Is that other lands-particulariy In West- ern Europe—have seen such HAMMOND hordes of American tourists in by McGregor 27*95 the last 10 years that an increas- ing number of Europeans have Organ Studio grown curious about the environ- ment in which U. S. citizens got •f Atbary Park that way. Weather-conditioned for cold weather eamfart Ava. aai Mats K. Helena, capital of Montana, —here is masculine winter fashion at Its bettl was' first named Last Chance Gulch. Tailored of tough, hard-waartng cotton hoi- stored with a heat retaining, lightweight ail* Amtrtea's ytar 'round Jacttit Fmritt lining of furry dynel. Wind and water repellent. M'GREGORDRIZZLER Belle Sharmeer Seamless Hose L50 iHr fsvvfifv irvvunyi wtm TAVMWV MIIV Skarmaar raiafartad Heel end Tee, Stoat IW •W II U fcaii STEINBACtTS HOSIERY Street Floor mi Aibmry Pvk •m kM nTOMMY BOLT. u.l Opt* ft* "Brookside" It'* «Mjr to understand why golfara prefer the A Treasury of fMMMM DrtwUr — It's chockful of the features Wash'n Wear Casual Mtlvt mm want. For Instance: deep-cut pivot •rmttoWs for full freedom, new cloth breather holes to keep you coo), double-protection shoulders keep Tailored Jewelry you dry in • downpour. Elnstir-imert push-up by Puritan 10.95 sleeves, full bl-nwinif plontu, hip-hustfrinR elaiitir for anus;, comfortable fit. Tab-rlonurv collar, smart corded pockets. Great new iridm-rnt and solid col- A Puritan Knit Shirt af wanderfvl, absorbent •n. A pro's jacket at price that's under par. 2.00* each Isn-Len yarn whleh will n*t ihrlnb, sag t fan, Ales in Leafs and Glaat lues"" 10,95 and weihei wlthaut bleeding. My fethlened, Chian fram aar beautiful taltaatlait af Mtb> baauttfwlly del*lied, hendiemeiy meHvlina, laeei, braaalati end aarrlag Mfi M fjomaraw GOLDIN'S Several talari. bfHihed gald and tllvar. ~** MIN'S SHOP MOAD ST., Conttr Mechanic St. OPfN WIO ft Ml. tVININOS RID IANK .smsmcirs mvs n H\ISHIM;* IF.WF.IMY. SlrfH Fhmr and Athury Mirrl Unit mill iihuty I'ntk I Red Bank Register's Annual Fall Home Improvement Section Many Owners Now Is Time Installing Air To Correct Conditioning Heating Ills If It took a break la the weath- The enervating dbcomfcct of er to make your home fit to •tramertef through the hot days live in, then the balmy days aad nights of summer hM hap- should be plan-ahead days to pily become but a memory for eliminate the household bead* miUkns of AiMtiett families. So aches that are sure to be there rapidry has air conditioning to plague you when the temper- spread to homes of evtiy atat ature dips lhi» (all. and type throughout tte lead, Start your inventory of things that it is no loafer la fha "hu> to be done by re-living last win- try" daea, but rather it more ter's woes, then take the steps necessary to remedy them. Chilly aa a necessity of modem living. rooms that are "out of bounds'* when the snow flies, cold spots, for the growing popularity of drafts or exorbitant fuel bills air conditioning is the fact mat al' mean that something Is wrong It has become available la me* with your heating system. a variety of mststistkwsadapt- Hero** a check list of possible able to slmost every conceivable problems and the recommended aead and pocketoookt solutions to each of them: Alt havo la common the os- 1. Furnace failure — the unit aeatial characteristics of eooUag that produces the heat that the air, reducing humidity to a keeps you comfortable must be comfortable aad health**! leva! in good working order. If it did automatically, aad purifying aad aot function property last sea- tittering the air. son, call the serviceman now while there's aa off-season slack Fear aad have the furnace* adjusted. There are four bank Haw broken parts replaced, Of air coaaH;toniagt chinks or cracks in the flue or (I) lastallmg aa chimney sealed to prevent heat neutral air conditioning system. <1) Making aa existing forced 3. Clogged radiators or regis- draft warm air haatiag mstsV This year there not only Is ters — dirt and dust can rob your latfcm do double duty by employ- wide array of attractive post- rooms of warmth. Cleaning them mg Its dwcta aad registers as part Is a do-tt yourself Job to be placed of a central air oa the fix-up agenda. Vacuum ket, but more are coming, registers of warm air systems to <1) Integrating the pipes af a styles ranging from streamlined let the clean air flow freely, hat water beating system into a asodern to elaborate pei dean or replace air filters ia central air conditioning system. models. They're bemg Jomed by forced air systems, dean the (4) Insulting Individual room growiag numbers of gaa barbi release valve oa steam radi- air conditioners » the windows ators and release trapped air ia or through the exterior walls. hot water radiators. ^Essentially, a central air Some are of a type that caa be baUt Into a firammc* ftasait. oft- 3. Fluctuating temperatures- adequate control of the heat sup- •aalc unit, coma In tag a coi the) backyard cook the trouble plied by the furnace is of great importance during the frosty air Itttor aad Mower atoag with making a fire, aad the reap Ubility of puttiag ** days. Make certain that the ther- a dact aystem to IOOHIS and mostat you now have is func- foglstsrs. It's a simple matter for tioning properly; if not, replace fa a house already using a ajaaUfled mstaller to caa it with a aew model. warm air bee ting system, the lights aad broilers or grigs la. 4. Heat leaks - waited UflS OkT mUgT ^BDmtaBnils^OmtBnVnm '^BaTJaTi ORHs* the house gas lanprg. Qftea h> warmth b{ a common problem, ba heat at a ana by nsmg exaaasfJSQfeflsSsttVah t OMMStf %apB4a?egJ aV Iav08 aad register far thia especially la aa older home. Cold last aa ana walls aad windows can absorb a toach at the front av great amount of heat, and for AhVVenr this rensoa Insulation, weather they can hapart a happy stripping or storm sashes should •In both the above ^^_ emw teal heating aad central «m> thai are reported aot to attract assscts WEED anal year 'round aa emer lights da. As far centre! eyetemu gaa grlut. they've a apodal ad- Weeds caa not grow in % regulated by i jobs are gravel drive that has been The haaaa that Is sprinkled heavily with a aalt **• hat water sa —— —*—-* g^u *- - i^ag^ i fit CttaWS KnkBff^ flbt CttlHMmt amatlen. —*»w nmso to LSJIB she yy- to metalat. They ma wide afLVTU attke «vaa a large "id si a Ilia KpaiaHty aad lor tttf-Mlf • aaaa m avanf aoia sfsja) gsjaaafaj asjaaaasjMnaoisaBaasUMaaav§ttaaasa\aasl bk*u hsa^avSABI^BHM^^^IMM^^^^^^Z toPrevmemL Baa^aaB^BmBBn^Lanam^na^aman^^ana^^LaMta ^^^u^y OP••^•W nnm Bjnpanmasa i-Tria*7. Sept 18. 19S9 RED BANK REGISTER slat k»t to «••• where ipeeM ON THE HOVSE information on electric heating: *J ANDY LANG Electric heating system* bant* the actwi it fsjvafeea. convince the general public mat one torsi ef beat or ass best that can to used in variety. This Supporters of oil, gas tad CM! art constantly pcedeclag facts tatter type c much Hke figures Intended to show that their particular fuel does the a toaster. Aa currant Is finest Job of producing heat, from the standpoint of economy as well as comfort From time to time we have Tops... discussed various aspects of heat- ing with oil. ess and coal. Now we have run across some figures which Indicate that a little at- tention might bt paid to a form of heat—electric-used ejulte ex- -> in the South and West. These figures show that more than half a million homes now are electrically heated, with the total expected to reach four times that number in a few years. inon What are th# advantages of electric heat? We'U let an indus- try spokesman, Roger Welter, an- ARM. swer that: "There Is no flame to cause dirt and scot, thus towering dec* orating costs substantially over a period of time. Most electric ...IASY MAKfBJMNCt heating devices are actually con- trolled to the rooms, so the tem- perature In each room can be varied to actual need. And elec- SOW IV tric heat does not consume the humidity In the home and re- quires no humidifiers such as are necessary with most flame-burn- ing systems." The Cast? Doesn't electric heat eost "While the cost of heating a home electrically is still higher than conventional methods, the added cost averages onry $1 to 94 a month more for aa average you/ kitchen plsns cfe$ewe the fi dhete thet/$te in evert/ptine r$rye! Stwmlnarf efvtod In A Qwnpkk fiutog* nwium mn tin fattoyfOfehn... Vwnsst 4gn> gssBBBst IsB^lggsgggl •• wejrfc I* mi • njltiisjf H VWf ««r tt* el W*MMII isjajllainii, «r c«i RED BANK REGISTER Priitf, Sept. 18, MS»-3 ON HOME IMPROVEMENTS ywVftt Mf 9V4ty (•• H If fWMl ____ TB»W* fe BW ^HtlBSBVa B4 aVM^kv BBBBBVB't V V^PB^P^V^ B^V ^V^BF B^^^^^^V W^^^pBV^^^p ^B^i ^^BW^HP^fff —j A A NEW BJ yW> VBBHR^ IS BWfBjtVWMIf yMMT IMW cosy If lit *— —j -»-- --• ROOM COMPUHLY PtMtSft MOOAN 1ATH NO MONEY DOWN! • FIRST PAYMENT. JAN. 1960 • UP TO 20 YEARS TO PAY -FRB ISTIMATIS ON YM MB ••*** ^^^B^^^WBT ™^^^^^F™y^B^^' ^H W ^^^^B ™ ^^W^^W Y^W^V ^B^B^^B^B* WMV^B MONMOUTH CONSTRUCTION CO ',HAlJ RED BANK REGISTER 4-Fiiday. Sept. 18, 19S9 Back Yard Fun Center Today's shorter working hours Slid shorter work week have created more tsssure tfene far most people, and spurred their Interest in outdoor taring, si al its various phases, from active sports to taking one's eaae la the SUB. OM of the most interesting tad Car-reaching aspects af this tread has been the rediscovery of the infinite possibilities of the "back yard" as a place lor plaasarmbtf. healthful ^relaxation tad recrea- tion for the whole family. Often it hi possible to put a bit of "vacation fun" Into every day of the long spring and sum- mer months by Imaginatively gearing one's grounds to play a larger and happier role In fam- ily life. A patio or terrace of flagstone, concrete or plastic tile can pro- vide a perfect setting for bliss- ful sun-basking, outdoor feting and Informal eatertabUag. Build- ing a patio is a fairly simple job for the handy boo* owner, and by doing much or all of the work, himself, ha cort down to a wajy figure. • • •if ft lei #f TWloty fa tUsj itoNf tint lesrtlsaf>laMwSjBJBJBJSJB4j SJBSJK SJB) 9010 BSBvBHD/ j VWDCTI 4OT ing their patios to provide a de- gree of privacy as wen as pro- tection from Insects. By so do- psfwtt the adults of the fassUy iag they make the patio Just as to Join the youngi useful by night as by day as a the fun. place for card games, resding. BpeakJag of the THROW AWAY YOUR BROOM late dining and other activities are "kiddie gyms," requiring Ifwimlaafton Actually such a patio becomes an "oat- own back yard Just about the door living room.** best place to town tor fun. AND HAVE Another way to achieve priv- acy for patio or terrace Is has, la recent years; been do* through the Judicious planting A HOME of shrubbery, or by rustic type era forms, molded in concrete, high fencing. that not only bold special ap- A barbecue pit, in conjunc- peal for the small fry, but also THATS tion with a patio, or by itself, add an interesting Contempor- is becoming an increasingly pop- ary touch to the appearance of ular feature of the back yard. the grounds. Many a man-of-the-house Is find- NICE AND ing a new avocation ai "outdoor The lawn itself, if properly chef," especially skilled in cook- built and well kept, can provide ing steaks, hamburgers, frank- the setting for a great deal of CLEAN... furters aitf other eatables that outdoor fun by giowaaps and never before tasted so good! children alike. Badminton, cro- A swimming pool, though ad- quet, volley ball and bowling- LAWES HfATINO OR, mittedly among the more am- on-the-green are some of the bitious outdoor living projects, is games that can be enjoyed on WIU PROViOff YOU AND becoming increasingly common the lawn. as an adjunct to the home Often, whoa space permits, it YOUR PAMR.Y WITH grounds. Because pools can be is even possible to have your built to fit virtually any reason- own "dock golf' setup (excel- A HOME THAT able area, and because costs lent for sharpening one's putt- have been brought within reach Ing game) at your very door- STAYS CLEAN of the average family, they are step. no longer confined to the large Where a sufficient length of estate, but are quite apt tob e space is available, a shuffle- found almost anywhere. board court of concrete or tile Where a conventional swim- can be installed at moderate ming pool is not feasible, there cost, and provide many hours are large plastic wading pools. of sport for everyone. YOU CAN HAVI PtIMNJM QUALITY OR. AT THI RIOULAR ntici—run AUTOMATIC osuvmr. It ROODS' BAYNTON'S "ARMSTRONG VINYLS" "GUUSTAN CARFfTS" COAL COMPANY. INC. "SANDRAN" 9YGAMOHE? AVE. « WHT SRONT STRI1T 584 RIVCR RD. 8HHKW9BURY FAIR HAVDf MO SANK. N. J. IN MtM SN 7.M7* RED BANK REGISTER Friday. Sept 18. 1959-3 SOFAS IL.Y VACATION . • . Karpoa . . D A 0*4 Lawmi atyloa la isearalon* tatties. F R^R^R^R^R^R^R^B^*^^^ ,ilso. ^ REGULAR Iff.00 NG WORRIES : 239 )] SOFA Jk CHAIR * * I RfOULM jSf.« -: * *' " 1 1 s> M 179 v.. * M WING SOFAS Early AMoncsMt fey Caaovar* SOTOCI yaor uadcs* Fi • -^ ^^ "^ REGULAR 20f.f5 i / H 169 WING CHAIRS BKA^R^ra^BT •^•a^RaHl^^lR&BHHE^ Ra^^T V^^aaSflHr^RaiBT^ aHflHaiRcS flRa^RaBr RXRaSVJa^aa^a^H araa r™T ' ""^ NRRGULAR t4.f 5 69 7 pc Sectional Group ^^^^v ^^^^^^W ^^^^^^^W^^^^^^^^^^^^^^p ^^^^'^^^^^^V ^^^^^^^^^^^^1 ^^^^^^^I^^^^V ^p ^^V ^^^^^^^^^^* Colors off Oxblood, Tongo Ton, Ollvtr hi Crimson, Sohoro Sond «nd Glngor Splct RRMJCRD TO In th# now Bottonox Etpono L#oth#f« liko PaHorn. 138 SWIVEL CHAIRS H SJfHS • • • CHMVM vHMB • • • coniisttfif •! RIOUtAR 49.S0 , ftrm iiMtfrofi «nd box tpriiif ftlui «dju»t«Wo tt««l b«dfr«m«. Limltod quantify. ThU will not bo r«ptat«d. M.fl MM Howl RHflBtC RMB Itfl WJf sflMMII shown in 3™ witti HO^« 29 F«moui $»«ly Iwiklti. Compltf*. itfJt 139* Walnut Dining Room fthowft In ottorttd colors RIOULAt *1f.00 «nd ityloi. 14.H 6" S*loet your covori. Foim rubbor 419** •wthtoni. lit* Walnut Dining Room by WrougVmatttr, Tf.W SA1I RtOUUUt Iff40 462°° 'furniture BEDROOM SUITES company Io5» Ml 74104 Pill fAMNO AtMCBff tTOM iiMf, StpL 18. M8» KEP BANK REGISTER tafly? thi FHA Suggests Ways to Cut tat % »d of air mat can How to Help Cooling System Am .^ Home Maintenance Costs Provide Greatest Comfort am? (To open mom lets m warm aad often higm> humid air, par- Ifee normal actNttei m a unit could fosesvtj ovoa ur K vtm ,# anjnaa of household can — aad lot often had no oms tteamifr •* alght) to + JU Aftj^ -^— g-^ggm-U AM dkA sot mat they do — unwittingly contribute m with.) w* arva* mmmr nmmm uvmmm^np w BOT the heat and humidtty mat an J. Is tht not wora or trtytd. If they art. air conditioner la expected to dryer vojusa m aw flat *Raitut> * «fe. tnn.. (Ils dJofherge off why it's important la atvo *a to the air in a (MocUng ant tat rays of *» at cascksd far wake. A cooliat «y*tem a cnopiratiiw the air nnist when the day to hot and time; agroovt mmt muggy. plaints can at traced la flat T. yay a pkk a coal y Is slap mo If you can't answer "Yet" to dryer.) or at leasast the contest ppart of a •ach of the following oueatione, 3. Do you do the ironing oa a warm day—to mop floor*,fl h wash Attics and crawl it's time to mend your ways: cool day or late m the evening? A * £ A a 1. When you cook an a not (At thtss times the cooUng sys- iMoptimttaas that require water? lags, which should be ataiod with ytar far day do you use the kitchen van- tem has reserve capacity and (As wot surfaces dry, moistare putty or tilattag faa? (A rang* with al can remove this extra heat with- Is rtteassd into tht air to cauat ^ bo may mtBfttt ths •urnen going reteasee more heat out difficulty.) tUseomfort.) dans every throe or four yean. dWsaal vaataattaa or torn the house thaa a aooling 4. Art filters cleaned ptrioaV Aay pa in ted area that peels or rtctive mtasures* AnnouncmG Tike GoW Star if ifo AitocUaion'i new symbol 0/ QmUiy, POT- formatter and Modern Design,! Awarded only to model* meeting 32 rigid require* ment standard* of excellence, the Gold Star on a gas range marks ii as one of the world*i finest cooking appliances! MORE PEOPLE THAN EVER BEFORE l--***** WILL BE COOKING WITH B:V \ Faster, cooler, cleaner cooking than ever before! NATURIS MAKI COOKING PINIST To display the Gold Star, m gaa range moat aaeet 30 basic requirements, plus at least 2 of 5 optional «pecifirations, all net up by the American Gaa Association! To you, it is an absolute ajaurasee of years of perfect cooking and trouble-free per- formance! De*ign*beautyv economy, dependabili- ^^mVHVw 07WVV p^On mv ^^Pt^ You "eel M «n4 for- ty ... yes, and clean, cool cooking loo are your* aot H!" ... with the Gold Star! • WW VMTICAL Infra-fod gat bfoWwa. torn emm ot Visit Your Local AppJionco Do«lor, Plumbor •o^tF V ^O^^^a^^O'MavJmM 1 Wvrv or Now Jorsoy Natural Cot Showroom Today! tut lUutil ^^ ^^ NATUtAL OAS COMPANY RED BANK REGISTER Frida v HOMt SPICIALS PANILUM YOUR NEEDED HOME REPAIRS PAINTS SAVI 23% HOW... AND SAVE MONEY TOO! O PLAN TO REMODEL? I 'Ji PAINTS natter whit Ike job • * * f«t rMajf Carajartt LOWBt NOWI MONEY DOWN! YIARS TO PAY! I ZZ DAfcY MO ML DAT SATURDAYS B-FrM.y, Stpt 18, H» RED BANK HECISTCT Beautiful Lawn* s Are Result Of Planning, Work and Care Cheers A beautiful lawn that caa that destroy your tad by lor a new Serve double-duty aa a practice g oa grata roots. An early putting greaa is the dream of soost gardeners. You'll grow such wil wtet ant lawns by replacing those dreams with hsrd work, lovtag care aad of dead latelligent planning. Here are grass from ruining your lawn aome tips that should help: this summer. The Aatrol concen* Before you start digging, be trate cornea bottled as a com* Sure your gardening tools are plete unit that attaches easily to cleaned and sharpened. Spade, aay ordinary gardea hoae. fork, rake, mower, hose and And me experts advise anaa> sprinkler, roller, spreader and ing your grass to a depth of at Sprayers are required tool. But least eight laches when yon remember that you can always water. A light spriakllag of tha rent (or borrow, if you're lucky) lawn surface will do more to the expensive items. encourage growth of weeds thaa It Isn't atpaaatvor Vm'tt Knowledge of your soil is a grasses. love ovary minute you spoad prerequisite for a good-looking As for mowiag procedure, If a with Hi lawn. Check with your state a good Idea to check with your Hyfc» agricultural experiment station, aurserytnaa to determine tha county agent or local nursery-, bast method for your particular man for a soil analysis and for kind of grass. A cutting height • Now Osometrir Teatara btlp on grading, fertiliilng and of 14 inches or more is a gen- WOOD FENCING gtvoa aadtsag sowing. eral rule of thumb, because clip- Besides protecting property, a tha carpat surface It's equally important to rid ping too abort will help crab- wood feace can serve as a shield your soil of grubs, aad other la* grass aad other weeds thrive. against aua and noiae. Colors aad Tastaro can't wash out! AH tMa aad heavenly colon tool Cfcosie DureUe today. J. YANKO MMOAO ST. a*f sq.yd. GENERAL ELECTRIC AUTOMATIC BLANKETS 18.98 21.96 completely wathabJa, completely mothproof, fearaor U9M, «oiy warm. AQJWO anal ro»o. CHOICE OF 3 NORTH STAR ALL WOOL BLANKETS FINE CARPETS mft rwjaaw U.H 14,95 bound with 100% nylon. Complete watbiag iaitruc- tions on ovary blanket. Vvnue. groon, rnrojuMrita) • 101% NatM and yellow. KENWOOD ALL WOOL BLANKETS ENDS OF ROLLS 19.95 lusuriottt blanket, moftiproofod; rf mo)tb 5O°* OFF occurs you 9of a now blanket. Champafae, whJto, pinlt, bolfo and ojroon* Cnfl » far "At *JV ojanags/ ajnjaj SUMERSON DACRON COAAFORTEIS SH1-6272 25.00 volvof on 0*0 ttdo and heavy iaffsj oa) 1 l^ssWAa^iAl^alaiw T B V aadAaVsnm um«aUa«Aa^l SHREWSBURY « ap*^Vf va VV pfffT| VvwIvlvVf aaErrvMMVf/f| aUorajta. ovMa ojojajsaow CARPET SHOP lloyal M«M vofvet anal offtbaN Fvrott troon velvet and offihoU satfi* Garden Took RED BAfflC REGISTER Fttfty* Should Get Proper Care Otvtog tooto proper care wffl MI only extend their useful life, bet will make them much easier to work with. cjol r i? modeling or rep; The storage area must be dry and weatherproof. It should have a door that can be se- curely locked, preferably pad- PEG BOARD locked. H Is beet not to store lawn and gardea tools to the car area of your garage. A separate toolroom built In- to the garage, or a utility room In the baaamaat of your house, vniD Rs MUIM flBttTmiao^p vs w own at grade level is the Meal arrangement. If this rennet be arranged, yon can build a ram- proof garden shed ojulte men- pensively or purchase one of the pro-fabricated models thai are ready to be assembled. Such a NEW! shed can either be hidden behind moncT WOOD PAINTERS gardea shrubbery or RUSTOLEUM MINWAX SUPPLIES to me garage as a lean-to. SPRAY and the like—caa be 17 COLORS 1.25 Conveniently kept in a box of ailed sand. For this purpose, Nsw yesi can spray Iron work Is build a box one foot deep by II Inches wide wide and as long as of IT saefctmgly us Trtyt desired. F1U it half fall of dry, coarse sand and add a pint of i.ts mbricating oU—the old oO yoa drain from the crankense of I* S.fS your power mower will serve. Mix weH, gredaaHy addmg aaare try sand antll the mixture has a dry. oily feeling. Tea* flanged LUAN to handle depth m d» sand are protected from rant and wo* stay sharp longer. The IDm of oil IKCFMISHtP OR 0NNMHB) loft on the metal makes mem easier to clean after use. TooU with mevmg parts-like PLYWOOD grass shears, hedge dippers and A «nry asTW pnjnjsj sj| IPJQ an hooks on the wan. rakes, and other long- tools should be support- •f V fgej ed la me same way. • OUT pOWCT BMWQt* dllifVfl ft ammmmmv mm* 4s^m dbaamm dammmmi nsi mmA mmmBB ngra IE g^glM ODmTT^nmUmmlBT be wheeled In and out. Provide a vRMs aaow R CLOSE-OUT SALE nmall parts. r«ir The FENCING m a • 104r. SMNM O 2 Rdb O 1 wim m immme SHH.VIN9 RtWUt 4JS to aMtal parts with a wtta 14 • Ifrft. SMHM O 2 Rdb O 1 ft* SAVI MHSAPFKAIUNG ATTIC STAIRWAY AMERICAN LUMBER AND 1INUNNO SUFtLY M AT injpoam coawm SH 1-4444 ONN PAEY AND AU DAY SATURDAY lO-Friday* Sept. 18, 1959 RED BANK REGISTER onsewares BARGAINS are our business • QUALITY you can depend on I 72x84 Nylon, Rayon and I WOtvOtl WOUQ BLANKETS ft«a. 2.M Thrift-priced A warm, soft textured, luxurious blend of miracle yarns at a big $ saving. •tilM PEPPERELL SHEETS Bf Good for yean of hard service. Free 2-yr. bulb •cf. Uf with each. Cume. see our big of fine Minute Mount light- ing units for evary type of room in your home. And the VANITY CHAIRS prices arc aatoundingly low! A. 3-Ueht 14" white modom •lack wrought iron; plat- ciramc-fUad fl«M aqvara, TEXTURED ACETATE- tie covered i«at, which It a. 2-lifal 18* white daaaV eteai 14" high and 13" in die 99 •ouara with iwary tnWi holdar. C. HahtiaU s laai and bran haH meter! Titura. 6Hrdlanwter. V Pink and Whlfo 3 p. S* chroniium hitehan with white aWada, char pria- matic bottom % aaclwta. AMAZING! IUch,1uatroiuclraperIea Whng In newest decorator designs at our Outdoor laatem with low price! Splashy florals, smart i •laai&*»+* *'i' **•" .. OiromiuM bathroaat Attura scenics, moderns, oriental motifs; ' with f ivtalaaca autlat Ct- also solid colors: beige, mint, white* WALL RACK ramfcsAfod *hada. elaar^ arhv fold, pink, turquoise. Every pair aHeaajaAf SH^ojSBaBBa># ^'^^aj o» ^S^^RJ ewanj-^o^ striped with golden mylar, and pinch 37 pleated. 84" long, 44" wide to pair l.tt for knick knacks after pleating. 4 ^ Tvfflaa wila KcSS aatloa: t«r- ««•!•• with ptakornd. JJ£tef. 4. N PIUOWS REP BANK REGISTER Frtiiy, Stpt IS, 1W9—11 HOUSEWARES SALE YARD GOODS 1 to II • FtUlil I PRINTS 25 27x48 COTTON RUGS PlaMk T«Mt Co*m I YOU SAVE 30W Haw adjustabl* 8AVB ONE-THIRD! Washabla oot- nwtal Ironing tabto with vtntUitad tan nm with dostly-packtd loops top for cool, fast ironing. Extra* •ad kl-low bordtr pattern for tatrt 47 4P&69* sturdy, itmktd fast. Fingertip ad- Kof* bsauty. Non-skid Utei-coated backs, Jwteant Iron 24 to 3TIor standing 4\f# Handaotna and luxurious foran y or sitting. Wddad, rivtUd-notcrtws fw tJ 12 tack «MI Scar to Oilottt Hctom PAD Complete #5 FLASH Milt . WailwMt Plwrie Camera Outfit BULBS ii 97* 1. » 98* May Yard Pad Alfsjcb* Kftchsa $2-49 W Cbcatar Chair MM, Carryhn C«t. Msror PADS 57 wrib MQ R«s> 7.H $^.00 Iff. 79i R«f. 3f.fi SKCIAL! aatic tamp •Mtal 1 ataal with B choi** of 5 fancy i plastic aaat. Hat Brlfkt kraaa 2 * Milli 14* finUh. Big high. Stack valiwl for • • I-Pwwtf OraeaNI it- •UillVaiilVt If.ff Ivtry Wtd and Friday 9 M-ftifry. StfL It, WS9 REP BANK REGISTER Leather Is Now 'Jet-Propelled' Capitalize on Curves for a Carnal Look Latft* to fotot . . . w wm past IH^V jtc MMDNI. Wood *»toi ftat m airifat KOZKKY SPECIALS Vfhm ,mtmmtm\ iatUslMBf Is this Bsktr Fvmltart lac traJitkaal fanltm aaatapsf various plscss ars arnugsi la a sjositwhat casaal atoatajinff. TmUaa an walaii* »• -^ -^ ^ -^ -^ •^ ^^ ^^ -^ -^ •^^ ^^ ^^ ^^ ^^ ^^ ^^ ^^ ^r ^ ALUMINU$ M DOOR SALE . • MOMiY • PfrstCssBt . 25• "Mil IsiljiMsk WINDOW CLEARANCE SALE DOORS Binds SHADES urn HI n fi'.i 11 U - .r' B mu int. I H II I 1 I )M 1191 1 I f i i Cotton T I a u i !1 it ft li I1 \i ISMS ir -14", *T Uaf t , it PlosMc Topos 4ftal4 ILK «K» 4LM) 2<«'7 MBM wft) •MI —MI WULV ssi SAT. I A. M, to I r. M. 4.W w #•80 mr !• ur tut RED BANK REGISTER Frifcf, Sept 18, 1959—IS GET YOUR HOW READY NOW! Whim's m to way! Dmi bo mmj* cofcL Startriojte aow to Combination Aluminum Special •ASY-TILT WINDOWS 3 CHANNEL SWIY& KRE IS THE "ULTMIITr M ONLY EYE-APPEM. SCREEN and STORM COMBINATION pattcra J^JJ^^JJ ONLY w^w w* nif nnnRjiwi no SOtVICI ANft QUALITY SINCI If 10 BLAISDELL LUMBER CO. IS SOUTH MHDCI AVI. SH 1-2121 NO MONEY DOWN-36 MONTHS TO PAY! •,» -v >:-.i'' 14-FrtdaT. Sept. 18, 1959 RED RANK REGISTER 1 DECORATING CENTER COLORS! DECORATING Dv Pont Custom Colors LIBRARY! oh/a you on olmost Hmltleat •no newest POUM fw nomv rang* t • • In gloss, semi- decoroMoa by such leodbtg yosBj Hot anojnels ono oumorlHai os House & Gordon rubbefbose woll point. ono ooner nones m uwwsk Feel free to hike home They're port of our decorating color chips to motcli witl center dhtploy. Come browse your occenorieil or borrow 111 freel DU PONT COLOR SELECTORI Tho now book orronged by color exports. Shows you what colors Kitchen cberes literally araree "IbiMesMKr wtth geoi geaatal hormontzo ;:. givoi HmlHott color aatiea, astaally ffrasa eelUng fstarea, aa* leeal llffMs at work ceaaters, range anI d atsdETnua itttbaa (left) has aa ak ichomos. Borrow It and forgot your leaf, plaatk-sblekled Ixtare reatatafag fear 4t-watt tabes. Leeal light at work eoaaters eeaaea Iran color planning worrlosl Art, Architecture Skills Combined by Duo Combining the allied skills of of sheer and opaque fabrics to their two creative fields, fine arts allow, light and privacy in day* time, and an attractive dimen* id architecture, Elen and Hans slonal effect when both are drawn J. H KELLY CO Kluck are gaining recognition as at night. the award-winning design firm, Elenhank's new coUecUoa of COR. BROAD ST. wd HARDING' RD., RED RANK Elenhank Designers, Inc. designs for fall unveil aew bold TEL SH 7-3100 The talented husband and wife uses of color and tiaumal tech- niques, including "stained glass" combination produce drapery de- and "painting" effects, tbaf •igns in panel, repeat aad rea-conbiniag the creative abilities dom prints, as well aa custom of the architect aad the arts*. It Pays to Use Classified Display designs aad co-ordinated wall coverings. They began operation In 1M7 with an order for US yards of MOTHER NAIMtrS art fabric for a church—and thty THI OAROtN CENTRR'S used their apartment floor for band-printing operations! MIDDUTOWN TO THE OARDENBR— Today this successful team has a nation-wide distribution through decorators and fine stores. Custom drapery designing or- IN THE *AUI iginally was Elen'i free-lance op- eration; mounting success led to Hank's resignation from the field off architecture to become a full- time partner. To Elen's fine arts talent was added his knowledge of architecture and thus their custom draperies were fashioned with a knowing eye on structural advantages or faults. Elenhank custom designs are HWY. 35 aow in use for businesses and buildings where the drapery must be planned and executed MIDDLETOWN to become an integral part of facade or furnishings, as well as lor homes. The team believes, amateur or professional — decorators should lake advantage of the mobile art 10,000 DUTCH BULBS farm of drapery and use it more dramatically. They recommend fabrics prlated on both sides to RED EMMROR TOUT RUitS •fford exterior snd interior In- fttreat, or versatile double drapes Hit wise housewife will keep bar upholstery looming new by rafularty giving special atten- tion |a areas of heaviest wear. Easy-tfrclaM nylon fabrics anjM Hght-cotored chairs aa Mtetkal as tbey are fashiaa- •Met A eVy alrtBfajeat foaaji or MED BANK REGISTER , Friday, Sept U, SHERMAN'S HOME DECORATORS The Shore's largest home decorators Two locations to serve your decorating needs. Visit one today 3ur Spacious Drive-In Showroom at 468 BROAD STREET * SHREWSBURY Next f Hommy aVe Flow—Ampl* From Forking Open Daily 'til 5:30—Friday 'til 9 mnd our Main Store in Rod Bank at 45 Broad Street Open Daily 'til 5:30—Friday 'til 9 Always in stock — o complete selection of oN the latest slipcover oad drapery fabrics. More tlien 2000 doslf m for your discriminate soloctfon. Tmlte 6 Month* to Fmy U*e Your Emay Chmrge 'S HOME DECORATORS Tba largert km* oat orating service at the shore. SHOP-AT.HOME SERVICE CALL SH 1.2444 or SH 14341 41 MQAD ST. RED SANK 441 MOA0 ST. SHREWSIURY Mow- C«wnty 23 ytari. Today wo «tock moro «4fft«Im« drooory «nd m«forl«lf for custom-mado drooory and tllo oovort tfcan any otKar itoro In fno county. Wo maintain a floot of 4 cart, complataly tlockod, for iKof-at-homa tarvica. Our mod«rnt fully itockad tfora off 46 Iroad Stroat, H*4 lank, it itotitd 'vlfh tkilfod portonnal f^df H nofp you with your koma dacoratin9 problami. Nobody, k*t nobody hat mora eurfafni and oVaporfat (n all thai rtfht in ttock than Shorman'il ADDED SERVICES COMPtlTl UPHOLSTERIN* fOR ALL TYPCS OF FUftNtTUfti. ESTIMATtt CHHUFULLY CIVIN. srO/tfaoaaeL OMf tb#WWMB 1 PLYWOOD PMST euAurr ism Mony,MonyMore 24rftxV4 1.3* Ceiing THe FLAM WHITE WITH FADREDKVEL Un-Advertited 24Htx% 2.70 Oa> 1* H R. #.40 p-44H.fr. PLYWOOD Specials Located BMMa^aaMaBBBBMBiia^BBei THROUGHOUT AlltlKOBTOIIO SPLIT RAIL FENCING DOOR CHIMES neaiwr OUAUTT . MMMATI MUVHVI HOMASOTE The Store & Yard K«g.4.7S AS LOW AS cuyioiuzE Y •r SHAOS M ODD LOTS IJt 89* *- ir STOCK AT THOI 150 SAM LOW TABLE LEGS SfwiJ* RED BANK LUMBER and SUPPLY CO. 2.18 " YOUR LUMBCR SUPERMARKET" 141 3.M CORNER WALL AND PEARL STREETS 218 443 (orrosm MONMOUTH nun AW> 4.W 25% off Opaa Daly to 5 P. M. Al Day Sahrtnys . Sept 1ft, \9S» RED BANK REGISTER SMI solve the pro©* fas eta reduce the torn. In summarthay shield the heat eatoriai the aViag areas ef the house by one quarter. Built-in Protection Keeps Homes Cooler leaves have lattaa, fssy tot (be "ttto a mistake to b t^ss^gegej ^aw wa^eae* ^^ A horn* which ii plaaaed Ml vide Mtutal eaviteameaW** Mr. built to "work with the wither" HEAT RETARDING features b the practical answer to great* CM be added by uetog a UgM to er comfort during suauner's heat coJered reef to repel beat, aad year around. Resulting from advances made darker ceacrete or paving for over the past ftw yean m da* signing open plan houses, It is walks aad driveways to absorb Most ef the exports fresi now possible to construct a rather than reflect heat into the Uruguay, the South American re* home which win put natural ele- house. Electric room faas hetp pubuc, are ments to work in keeping the crass veacilattoa. aad aa attic aa pirlrsgsi interior cooler, according to Otto F. Wenzler, architectural con- sultant to UbbepOweasvFord Glass Company. "Even in temperate parts of KITCHEN the country there,are a few days OUR SPECIALTY each year when relief from the heat would be welcome." Mr. Weasler said. "Aside from air nndttkming. there are many other low-cost comfort features which can be built into the home Itself and the surroundings." The consultant explained the value of a simple roof overhang in protecting against the direct rays of the SUM. with most glass-walled houses oriented to face the south and thus catch FOR WMMBR CXtMPORT the warmth of the tow winter sun, a roof extension acts as a t visor, ahMding the southern win- dows and walk from the Mgher CAMNfTS path of the summer MM, thus re- tion to do the Job properly. He window walla, he recommended ducing heat gam considerably. cited 4 to • inches of insulation Thennopaae' insulating glass to FOR COMFORT, a wefl-lasu- \r the ceiling and 2 to 3 inches complete the "heat-tight" perim- lated house is indispensable, and in the walls as optimum. To eter. Mr. Weiuler stressed the impor- protect against excessive heat To take advantage ef summer tance of using suffideal inaula- gam through picture windows aad breetes, veatuatlng wtadows, slidiag QSors aad cotraaceways work beet oa the aorta etevattoa where they catch the prevailing DECIDUOUS SHADE TREES also play aa important part ia keeping a house comfortable, Mr. Weasler said. Before plant- tog, however, it ia best to con- sider the site with aa eye to locating the trees where they snU throw the most valuable shade, and selecting them for their uMJmale stoe aad shape. The east aad west sides of the bouse are difficult to protect MO. C. KOfPPtL from the summer sun in the Burning aad evening, even with MATH IA L* a reef overhang. For this reason, noo-Uvteg 141 Pfc* Arm. areas such as the garage or utility room should be butt ea TEMPLE either end. 01 INC tv t-i••• t ffswMi cffTta SNCIIIC faailtf r. Texture RED BANK REGISTER Friday. Sept. M, 1QS»—1« Are Pfayed Ife k CHUMS^aw^awB"* HsT^sV w» Va^fjaJ MallVa^fTV^S^ •Hf EvsTf. rhll m h fir Owl FatHry - ImaiiliYev CBt aad UaCttt Pflt btatd la random texture; nigpij Get Ready for the surfaces I kaittad apparel ia style Interest. Textures may softsa the asvsrt liass of contemporary faraJan* toy, or blend .with tradltjoaal FALL SEASON AHEAD! stylos sues as Early Americaa* They may laid kuerctt ft* a W| FvM S T Yl f TO A NfWMHTC biaatioat off to their best advan- late. SOFA Almost all color families art BOW representod. There are sew varieties of green all the way from the frosty tones to olive to OR tlfui la acutral taaai are still mors shading*, and for 2 CHAIRS fall there are the deeper beiges Fibers used for soft floor cov- erings are getting special treat* Meat ia many instances. Con- tinuous filament yams, designed to eliminate fuzzing and pilling, are seea m acetate aad nyloa. Rayons aad acetates may to sohitkavdyed, lofted or Smoothly for best Acrylic fibers and wool—the ate carpet fiber which stid so counts for about hah* of al the Choic* of Pakrks Materials used—art asaa hi styling aad color lag. The majority of waol aad aavat y*w wa «• m% are aot fuBy aiara. W« #» aa e«r hi an a lars* atala baat*. yawr tlvlat ra*m thalra W41VS RfAnlftfJ MHfleHe • • a MtMtlan. Call aw IHIN aarvlss b •ajortiiit HIM taiay, n» m naTlHlpTt Qufct "Shall we buy solid wood m CAjntnl VtMSO for FREE HOME SERVICE Ohlnjahon ' This sjuestioa is often asked wtoa major furniture purchases ace consloeredi and before any dteisloa is made, it may help if yau kaow the virtues and pur- naaaaVjaBSi Jhff ssaHsYll Custom Made Slip Covers Companion Event Vsassrs art used for flat sur- Haft ksnaafsna) aantaW sTsnaaBBBat aanaaaaV tsnaMfl aTaaaaTA BBBBBB^ fnaaTsnTsnaaarV anaTi VJI^BBBV faaBBtBBBBBBBBalfnBiaaBBBl affnaVaataaVlBlanBl aataanaW kgmAmj&m^aaaaaB^aB dsftfVaa a^aanVdMat dfsaf Lga^aj^pw •acts wnere great strength, ugas* aT¥aT^P"frMaaaJt BB^fnTsnT^fVaaaTsnaBBBpaaBj^pajBaBBBBBl fhBBBlJ aaBBBBBBjaBBBBBBBBBjaBBBBrf^f^MdA^^a^^fJjk p ^^Af^f^a^avnBBBBL ; AiVsnfBBHBBBBl| naafsnaTsnt*^*JwawWa faaa^f"a>l Bt#B^faB%dBBBBBaWaBBaVv^P^nW*^B^PVJlfs^aBW\ a^aWwwwa^HfB^fnratlsnnfBnBJl fI CllafjfVfJ^hp a>a%Hdnann(VfVfV l awtfW|evl i^daB^fbP afaaBBBBBBBBatwW^^k^t^Pw*t sfV^P i«aB> SBBwow% ^ffdh^B>ar>a^VM aass or freedom from warpiasj la iaiportant A tbJa slice of toautifully-gnuwsd wood is glatd at a car* of two. four or ata ExMi»i" Vot Dytd Moterials Shorply Reduced $ C A50 layers of hardwood. To Increase the strength, the Sl Chi d 4 Chi ^ ^ gtaias af adjoialag layers al- ways run at right saglss. If layers art hor- STOM HOURS Ivery Dey vartkal. Tlw rasatt It a e.m* to 6 Wed. emJ Prl. 9 e.m. to 9 PnT fraantSf legs aasi fajaa* a)at art shaped ar UPHOLSTIRY SHOPS INC ALAN FURNITUM SHOWROOMS Sites aad styles of portable arias are as varied as EVERGREENS have cooking whole fowl and roasts, while others are simply shaaow, bowl-like structures with aa ad- justable up-aad-dowa moat rack, perfect for preparing steak, fried chicken or hamburgers. If Je- sJred, they can be equipped with a detachable semi-hood to give oven beat distribution. Aside fi to spend more time Ubbcy Owens-Ford Class lag hi having aa effect oa FOR aoeAoouotsTS iraa* to feeling of openness a outdoor unity tea* lbs CONTINUING ulterior, BEAUTY AND COLOR For are to replace m ~ which papula tteal Idea creates a New Hep saving pass-through for food CHRYSANTHEMUMS and kitchen gVnm snnVmam aamamftent provido a for aMooni n yowr yord Desks Art New In Styling for IN!! Home or Office DUTCH BULBS or In sas orfko. A Urg* StltcHon of Vorfetfes A smart JaMtwe 41 Cutee le da/s roiUop, with tho to reveal extra for bottles or tall books. FREE LANDSCAPE Ura space the sfils. ARDEN PLANNING AVAfcAMJ CENTER SPECIALTY HOURSt If A Of 1-2922 RED BANK REGISTER You'll Live Better At The Sign Of The BRONZE MEDALLION TW IrtMt MtdtRttn HUM, tutnt Vlttt, ttctttrf •* StuHi Wvte Rt«4, Rumstii, tt M txetlltnt tmptt tf Hit btntfttf dtrfvtd frtm tltttrtt livfnf. Tktt ti ptrflcvUrty «ppr«prUtt wfc#« wt Hit ALL-aiCTRIC kHekwi wrtfc Ht bvttt4ii tltctrtc tvtii 9*4 M*rf*c« with, JfsWttlitr, rtfriftr««w, In- ftrctiii tytttm «n4 tlt«trl« wtttr kttftr. Eltefrte cttktfif tfftrt witKCtlltd cAfMltfM tf ct«lfit«i, dt«nlinttii i«ftty *»4 tctfitnif «n^ ti Hit cKtkt tf mttt JtMtrniny hofntmtktrt tvtfywfctrt. Hit intny vttaUt (taturti tt Ittiit VUfft Art Hit Itrft llvfiif rttm, dining rttm 9*4 rtcrtttttn rttm. All* fair b«4rt#m«; twt tnd tnt-ktlf btHis. MifWfyi *WV MWVffffffrf VV9VI •Vrwfi VftV raTVrt i^HWfff^ IHIVI WVIilf| IfllVrfl iff Hit flrtpltct In Hit \klm§ rttm, tll-flrtd M tlr Wtf, fctrdwttd flttrt **4 200 tmptrt tttttrtc ttrvkt- tmplt for • ff•*• vtrltty tf Ubtr tn^ Hmt*itvlii9 tltcfric tpplitnctt* TKt frtwidt will »t ittdtd. frtdtd tnd Itndtctptd. Vlttt wW bt optu for tiuptetttfi .Uittpt Smidty) s4trH«f Stturdty. Stpf. 19, ffvtM • A* M* ft t »• M* HOMtf, INOORFOMTID JCP&L W Wt leney Cenlril Power ft Light tt-Trtiay, SqU. 18, 1959 RED BANK REGISTER fht aw It at Hi seal*, cte Jay em M If the terrace Is best return. Conns* wftftijmt of •uiserynm. A difference of fhw of due watt If you ptaat the the edge of the area, te* not trees may be to If degrees on a hot summer tree, or treat, right over the where M outdoor fireplace wftt st distance to the west, day moans the difference be- Plant Trees tween comfort and discomfort spot, the shade will fall to the scorch leaves on the lower ia to block the hot after- east of It ia the afternoon. tun and one close to the These suggestions for locating To Provide The hottest part of the sum- The same rules hold true for to Intercept the sun's di- shade trees also can be used to mer day usually la la mid and shade oa a terrace or patio. If net rays at midday and up to make various roans Inside tht late afternoon, when the sun's the terrace Is oa the east tide o'clock or so in the after home more comJbrtable by shad- Needed Shade rays slant considerably. Plant of tht house only the directly ing one or more windows aad the There's a simple trick in the shade tree far enough to overhead sun needs to he Shade trees can make a dif- wall of the house that face the planting shade trees, according the west so the slanted rays will screened off because the house ference or five to ten degrees in hot afternoon tun. to the American Association of be intercepted and the shade will shade the terrace la the the temperature of the outdoor Nurserymen. Plant them at some will fall where you want it. afternoon. In mis case, the living area or on the terrace. "St. Louis Blues," the classic distance to the west of the place For shade directly over the shade tree can be right beside They mutt be planted in the song by V. C Handy, was first you want shade, slight^ north outdoor living area in mid-day, the terrace to guard against mid- right locations to achieve the written oa a cigar box. YOUR RE ALTO R KNOWS BUY AW SOL WITH CONHMNCC TW KIALTOft IMMEM . . . ytjtjr tlsja wftjfdr S* la asgsi wt owpowvvaBfpiny Ml* rat* Or ss • o* •ttJbjsjt. U W wl* tl REALTOR. Chosie EaWaassssi a^Ra isfesMa* THE KNXOWWG REALTORS ARE ACTIVE MEMBERS OP MONMOUTH COUNTY SOAtD OF REALTORS STATi ASSOCIATION OF RIAL ESTATE tOARDS NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF RIAL ESTATE ROARDS ELLEN S. HAZELTON mm1 AGENCY WALKER ft WALKER RIAL ISTATI REALTORS mi INSURANCI SfMcltibitif In RIALTORS # MSURORS Residential • Waterfront and Farm and Estate OPEN 7 DAYS A W£EK SERVING RUMSON • RED RANK AREA Ml 1wt^Att. Ceif lareBan PL RU 1-2M3 SH 1-IIU 14 Watt River Ro«e) SH 1-S444 441 S». IMwy. 311 •r. • Hwy. IS Bwood A. Aiinsliony AQMcy UM tmiSfl W Rokton W •So LIMM SRvtJf EtUblished Since If25 REALTORS - INSURERS UAL ISTATI IS OUR tUSINISS • Martitjai • StJtJt NOT A SJMUNt WATERFItOT^T PROPERTY OUR SPECIALTY SH 74SM MM OCEAN AVE,, SEA MIGHT IE Seven Days a *••»— OPEN 7 DAYS A WECK 14 W. Front St. Re4 r TnEO. W. HcGINNESS RUSSELL M. IORUS CMAFflN A6BCY REALTOR AORNCY APPRAISAL^ "Fine Homes and Riverfront Froportitt* INSURANCE COUNSELLOR REALTOR RIAL ISTATI t»d INSURANCI U SH 7-41*1 21 St. ajSJSJ nhrt)' Rtj* HMKttjy No. IS LRWty M1M WEART4fHETH A6BCY Riy VmHoni MAWECOX A6BCY W. RAYMOND VAN HORN RIALTORS CMtJ INSVRORS RIALTORS • RIAL ISTATI • INSVRANCI REALTOR ftf MoAmoyHi County Since If24" • RJverfreat • Cmmtn Pftyirllss • Insw Always Reedy to Serve Ye*: 144IOUR ANSWUIN* SERVICE fto«M m**t *ur •i|Mri«nc* His wfoo ^WV OTw IMUN TO* v OTMIv V9 IvV Hym THE FOUOWIN6 REALTORS ARE ACTIVE MEMBERS MONMOUTH COUNTY BOARD OP REALTORS STATE ASSOCIATION Of REAL ESTATE BOARDS NATIONAL ASSOCIATION Of REAL ESTATE BOARDS KRSONAUZfD SEKVICT' UWLEY AGBCY UWRWCE I SCHUMG JOHN T. LAWLEY, JR. JOSEPH S. LANG REALTOR GENE M. KLITSCH COMPLETE MHJEUNCB SESVKS U Sfrtof St. M leak, N. RIAL ISTATI # INSURANCE Iff St«* Nww. If 7*4121 STArtEY K. DOWNS JOSEPH a McCUE 1LESTR MGBY Af>INCY "Homes of Cfc+fm ana) VaW ASSOCIATES Tkafo Is Na Substitute for 37 Years •f Atftve Es»erieftce REAL ESTATE .REALTORS - INSUEANCE SN M»17 SN L7741 U 2-#f44 Hany A. Kenney I Co. THE DOWSTRA A6EICY • Hants]F, Dawatra * ajaaad Bnarkea •Wm.g, Dowotra • Harry It VegeJ O BjHpMiftssMeare • ABB Borland MA Mf fi E.PW•t St. R«s) is*. N. i. SNem^vaJsni l«aT7wS WiL II MntCMiM rlni JOi Pe SCHWARTZ AOMCY g • Jl'M • ••>»1.1 Ji—Friday, Sept. 18, BED BANK REGISTER of SS Cowaw VawMM ttf lOinawSw* I'pieces «f 1 feralbsf* of UM awe* aw* No 'Special Trend Tall shatf end cabtost storage the rich, natural Marhto to atos to) a* units also serve a* room dividers. Jar both table In New Furniture la the ttvtag room or bed- beige, grey, off-white, fold ehtr* g at achs bag Honemakers today have e far Long slat beaches beiag coal srIM hold sway ae the ever, finishes, there'* a ee bases for stereo cam- greater variety Iron wh " b f ing choke for treat deal of white, especially choose la furniture and tablet, a fosters that b than over. CajDfMss with accent colors wU create Everywhere there are pieces, ne toner twe are also plenty of excitement la a breath- ^nwaenmrCwflewat M OHswnwwSw TJWVI Mewl In eneono aad mwtrt. taking array of rich purples, co- balt end sapphire bates, sharp stylr. traditional, eentei Many totereetlag things are dene wilk aMtaL OM of such as greens. snageata, cerise, mart- prevlaetal, celealal* atT^tol movable cushions which double "screw-ball" types! This tremendous variety bate* the American woman sipraea herself in her hone with the fur- niture and accetaoriet which best fit her tastes, personality, need* and pocketbook. She has unlimited cnoice. It U more and more difficult tu specify any one style as a definite trend today. There is, however, a sharp contrast to the furnishings of homes of just a few years ago. Lines are longer and lower. t-abrics in upholstery pieces show a great deal of texture and are souer in color except for accent pieces which come ia Vivid hues. Wood furniture, with walnut heaamg the list again this fall* continues to be made in tarn Of brown tones and in a matte fin- ish. Brass, steel and other metal trims on wood are gaining pop- ularity. Other accents include saarbie, stoni1, glass, cane. Plastics are no longer limited b> dinette table tops. Better and better plastic tops and trims are being used on occasional pieces such as desks, coffee tables, dressers and children's furniture. These are particularly adaptable and popular with young mod- ems who are raising families, be- cause plastics can take the wear ead tear of growing children and easy to clean. The tatter is important factor in this day time when servants are hard to get. Walnut, la medium and dark awJthfs, is again Number One ebeke In cealemperary furniture •bill maple, of ceurte, remains ptreaalal favorite fer Ike pep- Early American Prevadal There is also an indication that fainted furniture may be staglaf e come-back. This is partly due to the Oriental influence, but in addition to the usual black* torers has introduced a complete •aw of metal bedroom furniture. Wiring Work* Magic—Even If You9 re Away The hidden value in WUNDA WEVE NYLON BROADLOOM pays off over the yean! Rose Beife Nutria Will the lovely broadJooai you buy todayatay bmtiful through year* Silver Grey NwnattGoU of wear? Ye*, if ye* cnooe* Wuada Wtrt Nylon Broedloon with Willow Green T hiddm imtui—a coawbintion of feature* yon won9! lad In any other SendBeigo • Royal Mm broedlooea. Firtt, h*a toonvwovep for extra wear. SecoodJy, it** Spruce Green • Lotus Pink • CoMenred gtiaraateed colorfaat in chawing. Ani hotly, it*a ITntTTIewa *• ***! tit Mulesl • Hot Orenje •ise you buy. Chooee eWser Wunda Wrre*a o^anutk twist texturt OKOhl^haea, ^hawj an^amawaftjenjdi snbewaa^a^sn, eaa^fcat^^^adk owJwawi ^n^B^a^e^^nw^nk^a^nanL si nW^aAnW •yion or CIOMBW arysnei veivei pawj ajrannnnnnj} wQUk 93 yd. that pay* M haneVomaly over the yean! _ 12 WUNDA WKVnt-i SN 1-tlTf of USI OW IASY SHOUT PLAN •AY H flaa> VML. nwaai MILLERTON 1M NOAO eeatratoim svaamnkanna^h^ eawa a> ea *•* a^tfbAa enueaan* snaan lvllleftfM TeV f Pi Mi MQM# iMaW fml* RED BANK REGISTER Friday, Sept 18, 1959—25 ***** Now it tht money-saving timt to fill your bin with famous, slow-burning, long- lasting 'blut coal*. Ordtr today and sav*. FRED D. WIKOFF CO It Watt Front St. M tat M SH PRICES DOWN-SAVINGS UP ON blue coal' Tile Favored SPECIAL CHECKING ACCOUNTS •HOME IMPROVEMENT LOANS • SAFE DEPOSIT IOXES • REGISTER CHECKS For Terraces I Of all tat amarliai for aur- nci«| torraoat aad pattot, few BMtt to auuqr ol At faada> aMatal roaalnmtuu w wtil at To bttia with. It to Utd to tht padMfaoak. Only a ftw ytart ago tat addftiaa af a terraca or patio was caaatdorad Impractical HOME by aU ompt fajaltttt witfc tergt badfttt aad baroaial tttatat. Taeae dayt, though, Improvt- 1 aMata la BMtaatft of laatallatiaa an autkiac tat pltaturw of t»r- aad patloa avatlablt lo tecoad, aatrry tilt it raadUy IMPROVEMENT avaltaUt troa jaaiiiUt lataii faetuftrt who awiatala ampft pradactivt capacity it mtet futurt. la i» iMtai Stataa, a variety LOANS facilitate ttit moodi fla- lahfaig of almott aay coactivablf *m-e# ***"• ^alfonalty of vaatagt of doaittlk quarry «k. IMt rugfjd find day aurfac* AT ANY OF OUR 4 OFHCES lag BMttritl la wtathtrproof aad «a»a praetrty latUllcd It tuit< aUt for tomcat la aay cltiaatt. Ita oolort wUl aot fadt vadtr tat let of wlnttr ar tat Mat of THE Monmouth County National Bank KPOSfT MHflUNCI ONIPOIUTNN ALL OTFIES Of» litf TO • *. M. FMIIAY BVtMNOft I ALL DAY. ONE STOP BANKING RED IANK UTTUE SILVER KEYPORT EN6LISHTOWN SPtaAL CHECKING ACCOUNTS • HOME IMPROVEMENT LOANS • SAM MPOSIT IOXU • RIGISTER CHECKS RED BANK REGISTER 26 Friday, Sept 18, 1959 NOW IS THE TINIE To improvise m paint tie • piece of c dteudfi ajtm TO THINK OF LAWN CARE •locking la a double I h Irk alas. over the top of a ctota pain* MoV» yaar Iowa "'"-^ sjsj of • •» can. Be sure to permit the ma> farril terial to tag slightly In tfct cea- ter in order to form a small well. CAUL III; FOR AU YOUR Home plants LAWN CARE IMS and flowers • iotas from • • • • PaffBoior • LamaltaaoV • Ltaa - | 1IJRIVOAVISON COU feic WIHIV/ — _ _ te at Wt, 1U« CALL SH 1-2)09 RED IANK 17* W. PROMT ST. 1IED1AMX 26 Iroad St. nurrtoi esnNss nad are M3E ! SH 1-7229 esnelency W*OJ m nuKDBUVUY BASYCHAI LITTLE SILVER About 39 billion cans are an- nually produced In the United SH 7.1132 States to hold food aad nonfood Items. Fall Clearance Sale # Fewer Mowers • RMktg Tractors • Cforaen Tractors 9 KiwEMj Mowers • Used Fewer Mowers Limited Special Value This Quality-Built Jacobsen 18-inch Rotary Mowor Your Home Represents You... Nationally a«V»rtUW •* tt?.tO Ivy now for only And Your Way of Life! Our homos mirror tho way wo fiva, •fcay oro fha oiprostiow of our tasto, and of our oosjfoo of social ono ontotional sacurity* wo oro lit a Sfnal cottoo^Oi or a rwawiont wnot wo pur into our homos is avioanca of ttia kino of. poopla wa raaJry aro* Nfisj ejvos as much avioanca of our undorsfanosnej ono opprociafioii as fho*furnrhiro end oVaporm wo chooso fo fivo with. If is parf of our fducafion and buslnais fo «uieW vow oood tasfo into A^UM k^a^nsSslkdi^a*A ^B^O Jsl^hAti^B^n\ A^hdsl ^rffean%av for nwinovfy w% otwyfi wnm wwwi Wo can mafca oaw fumifuro fo your spocrfkafions of moaiarafa pricas. MODaU.77 J*OObS*ll HOTAHV with ihooo outotantflnf foslureei Draparta*, bodspraadt and sfipcovort ero always* ojvon our individual • UN TwtMW SMCMM UN Mil lt» |TM|-ttll«««. • SiN w#t eiacMrfi sf sHpstopi •Iity itartMt Jimm m HI Wo #rt ospodaly squippsd fo dasion fha docor ol your now homo or romooal your prosonf ona* infa can holp you» if nocossoryi plan your Only a Ttw MoM 77 mrwri availtbW. Fin* ccv^vev* v*-fJMO w# sev i «ket a yeii'ft BMliaf in You wi find fhaf our worfanontMp is suporb and our prkos madarafa. No charot lor osHmafos of courto. M. Silberatein TRADES • BA0Y TBRMi - PftBE OftUVUV Interior Dfi§n$ FmrmUmrm • DrmpmrUm • Slipcover* Coiabrifing Our 3ffh Yoor GRASSLANDS 26 MECHANIC STREET SH 1-1762 Klieff MMS AM Work Dent en Ow Promises HWHWAY 31 HB> BANK KECISTttt Friday, Sept. It, MS»-f7 ON THE HOVSE I. OWNMW*M «*»«*•*• W*i ttfctMl *t MMM li BrAfOYUNQ ••« li vtot "fcwtawlir* wak. If 0 ^^^^™ ^^^^W ™" ^wMMMjMM MMMMj W^^^^r^ ^^POTH^MWJI^NVMVI^V V^^W Wi^ ^^^^BHHi^P^^^ Vi^VHVl Tmatra MI A^_|M^^kAuB^ft AMMS MMM MMfl^kl^^^^^B MB ^^KJ^m S^MMMtfh ''Ml^HM1 MHHkJ^M^I MMMMt_ ^M^^t ^^Mh MU^^^^U\A ^^h^^^^Bj4 A '^^^MBB^Mi 1111 11 WV^^'B VMV W ^K^^WW V ^KMi MM ••iy pMvM IVr W^y *^ fHfll MvW* A MM ywtrtw ^MJJ** * ^" CMWMJ MtMHMI Htlt* SHaf tMaMUVa tBj|paB 4C Vtf]^ tfct «at your watar Mttar. If *• "tat ta adHr oAftc faaV* ac "tm amOoa" ' "M a MM MM VM| vv* MS VMM Wlfll aCCHMCBMTU pvt* MMMatBawtat^iw|iaaaaar» ptoytd alnar tioMl^aai ID t^t aaattmd aMaataw cadt totha fonmtatNt vartoA tQftwitht 0itaiUttaM toosta *a tflwy Wa tlil hti ttat ttt hv LET US FINANCE YOUR HOME IMPROVEMENTS w ww soon •• ffiM # • • tMN to fsk# B^MT Wky RED BAM SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION in? 10 MOAD flWHT UD iANIC, NIW JMHY FMtial HanM Lota wak Ijytttai 28—Friday, Sept. 18, 1959 RED BANK REGISTER THE "LITTLE PETE" This It a »rtse wtaalag Ltfatfer.Uvlaf Moaallttti ofetJgaei by W. C. aftcGoe, No. CareUoa SUte College la a roceat stadeat areklteet omtga c eaaaattoi by Edttta Bottrlc latlllala This and three other wcU-Ugkted aomea wttfclatt ipower aai deetrk aaaltaatea will be major prlsea la a rtatomir Dgktlaa; etaittt tam nil eccWmetoi ly BElt Msrlsasf Kleetrte Lrvtaf Prog ram. tear loeal oJeetrie at<ySat aotalai cm eaa compete for these well lighted * nit ran JIWILIV Tfco koutoliold draliT •*& towor d««ntng tool. Quickly doont ob»trwc«oiu tn kitchon, both ond Uwidry oroo drolnt. bcolloiit for otvos ond gut- tort, too. FloKlblo 11-foot rod coils nootly In motol eoatoiiior whtu not hi vso. Only tfct longth of rod roqutrod for tK« fob U wHMfwm from tho contort- or. No Hood to romovo cro*toors or di*m««Ht tropi. •. If mi OM^ Ml to Extro Urg« "lig Foto" 26-foot rod - $7.f 5 comptoto A—.J IA i. J it lam. IMs VMM tafc« * M more tpm few tor M t UI kur hwwr t 4b On* la MI twit no* S4t.75 TETLEYS wfcfck complete! it. tod tavrng over a came feet Dividers Play Important Role In Home Decor H-O-M-E O-W-N-E-R-S With open-style planning of new homes becoming increas- ingly popular, dividers are gain- ing importance as a means of separating one living area from another. Dividers may be decorative only, serve a purpose, or com- bine both feature*. Highly decorative and useful NOW! EXPAND YOUR HOME! LOWEST PRICES! is P divider of concrete block to separate a kitchen and dining area from the living room. A SHOP md GOMPARE wooden enclosure with book- Add That shelves, or a bench, may be added on one side, and a stor- age cabinet may face the dining Extra Room area. One of the most popular ar- rangements in a modern home Is the kitchen with separate cook* ing and dining area. Aa Island divider used here can also serve its a snack bar and food prep- aration area. Purely decorative dividers are available ia various designs. Strings of translucent flats AiTttATIONt circles, available in 99 colors are g decorative excuse for a di- vider suitable for kitchen, dining tTONIPKONTt PAWTIN9 room, or living room areas. MNttAL C0NT1ACT1N9 High la favor now are filigree 34 design wall panels that double at folding room dividers. The versatile panels have a light, airy effect. Sections of onpalated birch Quality voaeer are framed with smooth- ly sanded pine, ready to paint or stale to match any decor. Sev- eral tectioat eaa be maged a> Flfst riysiit Mirehf 1NI Mta*r •rifbattt aaneklsui air or fig*. Tk#* may ami be backed and fabric lor a cVamatk effect Al to s| at djvMtrc arc gamiaf favor, ami II aaakc at at Hay arc acre a> stay- RED BANK BECISTER " Friday, Sept 18, dnn INTERIOR DESIGNERS •**. 147 Bn*i *, 1U4 Bank. IT. J. IR 1-MM CTlSl If •*§ aiataajt S^Jt-iTKtt It Pays to Use Classified Display I WMOWSHAKS Mew! General Electric Filter-Fkf Washer GLOBE AWNN6 Solves Bleaching SHAM Conine Problems Automatically nit tiiliir tat SALE G.E.BlMch Dltptnt«r m««tur«tf dllutM and adds bltach selmtlfleally to you cloan bright waahaa. Your g«f<)«i Suppllw SPECIAL CkMtal Bfocltlc'o) Avlomatlo) LARGE SELECTION SHRUBS oi Hoadi can to aaWy th* til Imr. IWl't $^.00 fttooMWMOMT pjpj ittovtnpj flMof 2 • SAutofMtkCyclM SOW ONLY 2 lor • Automatic rlnaa i OyioT awNHI OWM JMyMMfM «Ot M.M HO MIVIT HID»I M6 TRAONN AUOWANCI 20 Hr $!.< NO DOWN PAVIMNT 10far $1.5 0 BETTER HOUSEKEEPING SHOP MONMOUTH STREET RED BANK • SHadyrido 1-4310 • af^a^^aam ^A«VAa^gmd ^aattdl a^bfla^afMft atta^a^a^Bl ^atfl At Pmrkimg Sm JUar #/ Slof« EiUiwe* «• F/Ul# 5lr—i M-FrhUy. Sept. It, 19S» RED BANK REGISTER "Dinette" Furniture in Style ATLANTIC GLASS CO. Not so many years ago jMM MONMOUTHPV tht "dinette set* win that gawky age of develop- SAYS ment of not knowing whe- VENETIAN BUND ther it belonged to the old 111 E. Mirer kitchen table, really, or "YOU CAN MAKE YOUR CLEANERS kitchen tabfe, or tht dining N. J. room. In the past few years, FAMIY AND HUMDS however, with Uteheni fat- ing pfannod with built-in work mrteot aroaa. and AS HAPPY AS A Topes • Cords with homat boing built with dining aroaa. "dlnotto" aet and Slots haa coo* into it'a own, bjr CLOWN WITH way of smart designing. The now designing haa WMM#W$ M 24 come about from industry's nhilitr to create furniture boa*. Co* Teeley! forma la metal which are graceful and airy in effect The new utility comes from this segment of the foral. ALL NEW! turo industry's lsadsrahip in using plastic to full ad- SERVICE DEPARTMENT vantage. You will see many happy combinations of good de- MATCHSTICK BAMBOO and sign and utility. Among them win bo groups AWNINGS CLEANED similar to the one abort, which would he pleasantly "at home" in either a Urinf dining area or In the family 1-0550 • area of a large kitchen. Stain retUtant plastic covers the wood grata of the sideboard aad — —"— • • • • • • BIH • • »• ^^ eW side the sideboard aseUoa is a molded pmstk silver drawer. It'a rounded corn- FREE ers are not dust catchers. The table top. also is plastic protected afi tht comfort, abb upholstered dining SUMMER STORAGE chairs are covered In pUs- tk which caa bo wiped dean In a Jiffy. A apodal Pick Up & Delivery Service feature of this group is that it includes a serving cart, finished to match the other pieces. This group by Chromcraft, is finished In either bronse tone with Ample FTM Farfthg 9x12 DOMi S TK gold accenU or la black. ATLANTIC GLASS CO. BEftty MIDDLETOWN 21 111 I RUG CLEANERS 7-lfJt OSbome 1-1318 It hnptvUiat It Open All Dmy ee|lkiitarly ^ Garden Lights RID BANK REGISTER fttfey. S**. W, 1939-31 Give Good View but at night tha Haw It toot aa liko an opoejue wao\ Oery OB occasional nights of brltlst moontlgbt It any view of tho lawn and AWARENESS of this "part- time" use off suirottadmgs hat prompted many families to van Sherwin. chief designer of Ltb- bey-Owens-Ford Cmai Company. By properly ptsdag suitable lights. It la potsJbb) to stage i'moonllghtM ovary night and cre- ate n nsrmtaaat picture in the picture window. A MEW Mr. Sherwin painted out that professional help la not essen- ISTAlUSfttD LAWN tial in installing "garden light- ing," for the equipment Is safe. Inexpensive and simple enough for tha home handymaa to WONDERLAWN GRASS SEED SPECIAL OFFERS The number of Hghta aeoded mm depend on tho sb* of tne sks ^BM ^rinnhk n nnl area you with to cover, the do- fo? a hnjlt-hi loan* WHO snontl hns f ae. utsmy rormusa ..^ •tgner aald, hut nauatty I lo M ^P^^^w ^^HV Bn^H^o^OB^t^nni sn^nFvw ^png ^n^tns^tnj snunuj^ « tourcef art aafflcteat for tho •"• 15.* average lawn or potto. MOST LIGHTS nhould ahino HtFi Comet 4o Colonial down from above oad be high enough to cut toft, dfffoted pat- terns on the ground. Lights of small wattogo work beat, and should be partially ahioJded with hoods made from pieces of stove- pipe or bought in mofThon* ware, or electrical stores. Tho light fixtures caa bo BJounted in trees, on poles, or the edge of the rod. makJag tttre they ore regulated to tho D & D ROSE GARDENS bulbs themsetve* cannot be oton 4S MONMOUTN RR\ lATONTOWNt N, J. —ooly what they do. MANY STRIKING EFFECTS con be had by the ttotafU not of accent-lighting to focua atten- tion on • particularly nttncttv* flower bod or shrub. Mr. Sho> tare with n special spate boat YOUR KEY far thrusting into the toi far this purpose. TO UTTER LIVING! directed upwards wfli Ufhl n it end luild oitrt) vohio 01101 ooflvowlonoo m+o your homo. For lo foliate oa thspert- • very amaR monthly c««t—«i»w NO DOWN PAYMENT wit tmprovo your "Thoro are no set rule* oa the not of outdoor lighting, as plnce- SPECIAL— homo, do the ottorotlont BMnt of the futures will vary to emit each Indlvldanl and letting," Your Homo complete!) and additioflt you have Mr. Sherwin added. "You need Air Coflditiofted for os low alwoyt droamod obout. Wo not bo rich to own and enjoy at $7?S.OO for « 3 RoeV ovtdoor lighting today, and it's wM fUdly help you plan anrprlalng the beauty and eoaven- room Houio (FULL H win ndd to your eve- PRICE). InttoHod to your any ronovotion of your present duct system. No homo. There U no oWI- Down Payment . S yoora fotto* for this FREE PLANNING SERVICE. NOW 1 F(U OUT AND MAN. TODAY! Y<% I AM IMtKr^TKO IN KNOWING IfOKK ABOtT I MiHUrttamt that »uur PIUMHW 0»rvlM MOMSM4 ate*S U) FOR REAL PEACE OP MIND THIS WINTER. I* aw wit*** MM ar «kna«tlM •* «•? TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR FUEL OtL CON- NAME PHONI * STRUT - - TOWN TRACT NOW. IT LETS YOU EUDOET THE RBUASnJTY . QUALITY . SATttTACTMN ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• COST ON EASY MONTHLY TERMS! • "Therm9* mUfmtiiom Im dmUn§ *Uk UTAUtli MCIB TOtAY... m iiiitlliftprf, imemi firm!" 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