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mi 1"uea At"T- * 'V ihnniib »rUu B»«md Ciua POKH. 7c PER COPY VOL M NO P«ld 11 Red Buk tnd U Adiitloaal Mlllln* OKces, RED BANK, N. J., FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1962 PAGE ONE West Will Protect Corridor Air Traffic BERLIN (AP) — The Western flight level for certain periods to 'Such a practice would amount, scribed as harassing tactios. A Big Three were reported ready carry out maneuvers. The Allies, to an arbitrary limitation on the spokesman for U.S. Air Force'i today to send fighter patrols in- sensing a move to chop away at free use of air corridors by the European headquarters in Wies- to the Berlin air corridors unless their air rights to isolated Ber-'aircraft of the three Western pow- baden said yesterday: "There Soviet Migs stop buzzing allied lin, rejected the Russian requesters as guaranteed by quadra- was no interference with our air- military and passenger planes. and said each flight would have partite (lour-power) agree- craft." The Russians were accused of to be cleared individually by the ments." Under the four-power pacts the playing a "reckless and danger- four-power air safety center in Soviet M1G jets buzzed Allied Russians are obligated to give ous" game by Allied officials Berlin. planes in the Berlin-Frankfurt air advance notice of operations in who admitted they were puzzled The Western notes declared corridor for four hours yesterday the air corridors to the Berlin by the Soviet harassment. any attempt by the Russians to even as the Western protest was air safety center but the United U.S. officials in Washington ex- take over "exclusive use of flight being delivered to the Kremlin States charged they failed to do pressed fear that a dangerous sit- levels for any period of time is warning Ihe Russians they were so. uation could develop rapidly rf entirely unacceptable," and "running grave risks." Diplomatic circles In London the Soviets keep up their air added: The Soviet manuvers were de- (See BERLIN, Page 2) antics in the 20-mile-wide cor-j ridors Unking West Berlin ant BIZARRE CRASH — First aid men and a doctor, behind car in photo, administer to William Holle, 22, of Leon- West Germany. ardo, who was critically injured in crash on Swimming River Rd., Middletown, early today. Another passenger, The United States, Britain and Girl, 4, Perishes in Blaze; an unidentified girl, was killed in the accident. The driver of the car, Lawrence Schwarti, 16, of Woodbridge, France in stiff notes to Moscow yesterday charged the Russian; fed tho scene of the crash and was captured later after he broke into a home in Lincroft. Police said the car with "aggressive and dangerous win stolen yesterday morning in Matawan Township. Standing at left is Patrolman William Hunting, Eatontown. behaviour" and warned the Al Mother, 3 Others Rescued lies were determined to protec their rights to clear air passage NEPTUNE — A mother and to this outpost 110 miles inside three of her four children were Communist territory. rescued from their burning home Girl Killed, Youth Critical Will Take Steps yesterday through efforts of a 'The United States govern- Bclford man on his way to work ment," the U.S. note said, "wil' at Evans Signal Laboratories. take the necessary steps to insure After a brief period of exulta- Stolen Car's the safety of such flights (of tion, it was discovered that the transport and passenger aircraft) fourth child, a 4-year-old girl, had Driver Flees and will hold the Soviet govern- re-entered the house after being ment responsible for the conse rescued and burned to death. quences of any Incidents which Mrs. Marion Youngs, 3G, of 624 Crash Scene might occur." Wayside Rd. and her children LINCROFT — An unidentified The Soviets four times in the were trapped In a fire discovered girl was killed and a 22-ycar-old past week asked for exclusive by Mathias Pelzer, 50 of 133 Leonardo man critically injured use of various of the three Berlin Ninth St., Belford, as he drove when a car crashed into a utility air corridors below the 7,500-foo to work at Evans Signal Labora- pole and tree near the Swimming tory. River Bridge here early today. After halting an oncoming mo- The injured man has been iden- torist and sending him to sound tified as William Holle, of Leon- the fire alarm, Mr. Pelzer en- Glenn's tered Ihe house through an open irdo. Police said he suffered fractures of the skull and both front door and in three trips legs. He was in critical con brought out Mrs. Youngs and dition in Riverview Hospital thir Try three ot the childrren. Next Followed Rescuer Back morning. The driver, Lawrence Schwartz The fourth child was later IS, of 71 Coley St., Woodbridge saved by a man reaching through fled from the scene of the crash Tuesday a window and pulling the tot, Police reported that Schwartz 25-month-old Thomas, out ot his crip. later broke into the home of Col CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (AP) Rollin L. Bauchspies, Lindy La. —The oft-postponed flight of as- But while the efforts to rescua Llncroft, a retired Army doctor tronaut John H. Glenn Jr., three Thomas were under way, 4-year- ind was found asleep on the floor times around the world, is now old Nancy apparently followed Of the recreation room. off until next Tuesday—at the Mr. Pelzer back Into the house. Police said he gave up with- earliest—because of continuing Her charred remains were not cut a fight. discovered until after Ihe blaze rough seas in the Atlantic re- FIRE HERO — Mathias Pelzer, 133 Ninth St., Bolford, He was taken to Riverview covery areas. was put out more than an hour Hospital after he complained o hero in the laving of four lives in a firs *t Neptune yes- later. This was the tenth postpone- pains in the chest and arms. Though for some time it was ment since the 81,000-mile flight terday, is pictured at home. A former volunteer fire- The youth, wanted since he es- hoped the child was in a neigh- was originally scheduled Dec. 20. caped two weeks ago from the man in Pennsylvania, he credits hit know-how in yastar- bor's home, or was wandering The further delay was an- Jamesburg Home for Boys, faces SWITCH MADE — Miss Carol Cominsky of Neptune, Miss Jersey Coast, was on hand day's drama to training received at a fireman. He is about the area, the fact that tha nounced at 1:05 a.m. at a special « variety of charges. Police said burned body was hcr's was es- yesterday fo open the Asbury Park-New York Transit Corporation's headquarters in weather briefing by the Nationel shown perusing a training text. . lie probably will be charged with tablished after an examination by The Port Authority Terminal, New York City. With her are Lee C. Webb, right, mana- Aeronautics and Space admnls- causing death by auto, breaking Dr. Harry L. Harwood, assistant tration (NASA). end entering, auto theft and ger of the terminal, and Louis J. Rollo, president of the bus line. Mr. Rollo said the Monmouth County physician. charges in connection with his move to the PA building will cut down the time to and from Lincoln Tunnel, and provide In addition, the NASA spokes- Hies Saves Life escape from Jamesburg. man said the entire countdown Building Permit Fee better ticket and waiting room facilities. for both the 360,000 pound-thrust Besides the heroism of Mr. Pel- Police said he was sentenced zer, police credited T, R. Hies, to an indeterminate term in Atlas booster and the 4,200 pound space capsule would be re-cycled. 38, of 541 Forrest Ave., Nep- Jamesburg for a series of thefts Increase is Rejected tune, with saving the life of In Middlesex County. This means that all systems in Thomas. Mr. Illes also is em- According to police he refused Hydrofoil Ferry Trial Set both the missile and the cap- NEW SHREWSBURY - An 3d, John E. Lemon, Jr., E Don- ployed by Fort Monmouth, al to give his name, but his descrip-' sule will be checked all over ordinance setting new and much ald Cole, Robert Davidson and ASESA, Eatontown. again, from .top to bottom de- •ion, including a tattoo, matches higher building permit fees was Lawrence Malohe voted against Mr. Pelzer could not reach tha thai of "Schwartz. Builders Seek Atlantic Highlands Harbor Facilities spite the previous exhaustive voted down, 5 to 1, by Borough it. checks. boy. despite four entries into his Police said he would not Iden- Council last night. The measure would have set room, and finally went outside tify the girl. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS-Trial could cut commuting time be- mission Wednesday night to dis- Replace Part* Councilman Francis Cooper fees of $10 for the first 53,000 of and directed a group of other The crash climaxed a chase runs will begin here next summer tween here and New York City cuss the possibility of using fa Because certain electronic gave the measure its only aye the value of a house and $10 for men in placing a board through by New Shrewsbury police at on a new mode of transportation to 35 minutes, its proponents say. cilities at the local harbor as t part; in both the missile and vote. each additional $1,000. Tlie ef- a window and over the crib. ipeeds of between 80 and 90 for the commuter—the Hydrofoil Harry G. Nyc, Chicago, will terminal for such a service. capsule had been activated for Councilmen Herbert L. Willed, fect of this would have been to This created a pocket of air miles an hour. ferry. meet with members of the Bor- The new craft is designed so test purposes in the previous increase the permit fee on a in the crib and allowed Mr. Illes Seek Escapee The new, high speed craft ough Council and Harbor Com- foils beneath it operate on a lift checks, they will have to be re- Hughes to Open $15,000 house from the present $23 to reach the baby and pull him According to police, Schwartz principle, raising the hull out of placed to insure peak -perform- to $130. out through the window. Mr. Illes Itole the car involved in the the water, reducing resistance ance. Show at Noon New Proposal then revived the unconscious tot erash. The car, owned by An- Further, there is a strong like- The same fee schedule w?s set with mouth-to-mouth resuscitation and allowing the boat to reach ASBURY PARK-Gov. Rich- thony Dalfonzo,, Cliffwood Ave., Names the Owner high speeds. lihood that the attitude control for non-residential construction, as lie was sped in a police car to ard i, Hughes will launch the Cliffwood, was stolen in Mata system, operated by hydrogen except that for values above Fitkin Hospital. A similar type of craft is now ninth annual Jersey Coast Boat wan Township yesterday morn- peroxide jets, will have to be re- $30,000 there would be a 20 per Fair Condition ing. being used for ferry service in Show tomorrow at noon at the cent reduction for that portion Of 'No Man's Land'Europe. placed. These jets were loaded Convention Hall here. The hospital said Mrs. Youngs, The car, with Schwartz, Holle two days ago and the gas has a over the $30,000 figure. who suffered burns of the face, 5M0 M.P.H. The show was originally and the girl, was spotted by New NEW SHREWSBURY - A 848- Borough Attorney Milton A. tendency to corrode the escape Councilman Willett said he hands and arms as she made re- scheduled to open at 1 p.m. Shrewsbury Police Chief James foot stretch of the west side of Mausner reported at last night's Mr. Nye, along with H. M. valves, which Glenn would use would put forth an alternative peated efforts to reach Thomas, but the noon hour was set In to Herring, parked at Tinton Ave. Shrewsbury Ave. which runs be- council meeting that this portion Tiedemann, of the Tiedemann to maintain his position relative proposal in March which would and the boy were admitted In fair accommodate the governor, tnd Swimming River Rd. side Vail Homes is no longer of road belongs to Shrewsbury Marine Research firm, have de- to the horizon while on his flight. increase fees, but not so much as condition, who Is scheduled to fly lo Con- He said the car sped off and no man's land." Township. veloped the craft. The boat, 65 Glenn was once more awak- the defeated proposal. Mr. Pelzer, the father of three nectlcut shortly after opening "There is no question about it: he gave chase. The act which created the bor- feet long, will carry 65 passen- ened by his physician,' Dr. Wil. children including a 6-year-old the show. building fees should be raised," The chief said the car was trav- ough of New Shrewsbury did not gers. It would travel at a speed iam Douglas, and advised of the (See FIRE, Page 14) eling between 80 and 90 miles Firemen's include this piece of roadway ini of between 50 to 60 miles prolonged "scrub." That was at The show will run through j he said, "but this proposal is «n hour and that, he did not try the borough, he pointed out, |hour- 12:50 a.m. Sunday, Feb. 25. exorbitant." to keep up because of ice on the He suggested that Shrewsbury! According to Mr. Nye, the craft Douglas quoted Glenn as com- Councilman Cooper said he is road. Undersized 37th Ball Township be informed it is re-icould Provlde commuter service menting: "I guess it was to be glad his proposal has "stirred up The car apparently skidded on sponsiblc for police action 'here. for approximately eight months expected. We all knew the weath- action," at least, to increase • patch of ice and crashed into Board Happy building permit fees. The New Shrewsbury ordinance of the year. er was marginal." Lot Variance i utility pole about a half mile Tomorrow Local officials have agreed to The postponement was ordered Perennial Debate north of the bridge on Swimming banning parking there, he added, RED BANK — The 37th annual is obviously not valid, and if provide space at the municipal by Project Mercury operations At Prospects In the discussion following the River Rd., in Middletown Town- ball of the Red Bank Volunteer harbor for the trial run. The director Walter C. Williams after defeat of the measure, this bor- Is Granted (hip. there is to be a no parking rule, ire Department will be held to- the township will have to impose harbor would be the ternjinal for another midnight briefing by his ough's perennial debate on limit- LITTLE SILVER - The Zon- The car cut the pole in hall, morrow at 8 p.m. in Molly Pitch- it. the operation. (See GLENN Page 2) Of Freshmen ing house building was once ing Board of Adjustment last traveled another 200 feet and then er Hotel. night granted a <• variance per- The (act that this stretch of If proven successful, Mr. Nyc WEST LONG BRANCH - The again repeated. crashed into a tree. Thomas Kirman is chairman of told officials, service using three Shore Regional High School's in- Councilman Cole said: mitting the construction of a Police from three towns and road does not belong to New the event, with Dominic Rurso as 1 b could begin in the summer coming freshman class will get "I feel this idea of discourag- house on an undersized Prospect the Lincroft First Aid Squad co-chairman and Thomas Hem- Shrewsbury was brought >o light . Ave. lot. by Red Bank attorney Rernardj off to a flying start in Septem- ing home building is wrong worked approximate!*' 45 min- choot as program chairman. Index ber, judging from scholastic "Other bomughs have more to! Tb'e purchasers of the lot are Hoffman. A client of his, Sgl.• Cost (300,000 utes before freeing Holle from Music will be supplied Dy Pete Page achievement test result,u..s, re'easedjoffe,w-.^»,-..wr. ...—...,Industry,. We want indus-jJt>hr> A- and Gayle A. Ferrogiari, Donald Hoffman of Fort Mon-j One craft is now uding buill the wreckage. ialalro's Orchestra. A Twist Amusements .10-11 last night by the suiperintendentjtry here,'but we aren't going to proprietors of the Sugar Bar, a mouth, was arrested mere andjai an estimated cost of $300,000, The girl was dead on arrival :ontest will be a feature of the Births 2 Elbert M. Hoppensted:dtt. j'ct it. Our best hope is that in- 5oda fountain and newstand here. at the hospital. Police said there evening. charged with drunken drivingj . ^ s|mu[(| |,e completed by sum- Jim Bishop g At a school board meetingjdustry >n neighboring boroughs They plan lo buy the 64-foot lot was no Identification oh her per- When the attorney showpa that mer. The ball is sponsored by the Hal Boyle 4 here, Mr. Hoppenstedl rcportedjwill help us." from Rudolph and Frances Gim- lon. the spot where the alleged of- The fares for sucn a service trough's six volunteer fir? com- Bridge 18 that the present average reading! "Wcl1. il won't!" Andrew G. brone. Middletown police investigating fense occurred is not, in fact, in would be slightly higher than bus lanies. Classified 24-27 level of the class, now in the Shepard. borough tax assessor. Albert T. Berich of Wise, Wise, the incident are Capt. Raymond Members of the ball rormnittee New Shrewsbury, the case, was or train fares. Comics 15 eighth grade, is on a ninth grade, replied from the floor. Wichmann and Berich, Red Bank T. Walling, Detective Sgt. Frank, re Robert Cadman, Herbert dismissed for lack of jurisdiction. Mr. Nye and Mr. Tiedemann attorneys, representing both par- Crossword Puzzle 16, 27 first-month level. Gleason, Spt. Elwood Sceley and Chameroy, Joseph Flammia, have run similar trial runs on Editorials g A Chinese Wall? ties, told the board the Gimbrone Patrolman Walter Monahan. Stanley Moore, Ray Sergeant, Alex Pat Boone Hails Misty the West Coast. Herbloclc _... 2J Average arithmetic achieve- "We have arrived at the point property is "substandard" in They are being assisted by New Davis, Chadwick Hendriokson, "It is filled with excitement. According to a survey made by ment is on a ninth grade, sixth- where industrial and commercial Kitty Kelly 8 , _ ._. terms of the borough's zoning Shrewsbury police. Charles Knoll, Claude WMan, adventure and wonderful beauly.";Stanford University in connection Movie Timetable 10 month level, and in lanpuagejbuilding here equals home bui'd- ^ Charles Bennett, Jr., Paul Lang, Carlton Theatre. February 21, 7'with the project, the Atlantic Obituaries 2 co( INSTANT ENFORCEMENT Albert MacDonald, and Crnest[and 9 p.rn.~AaV. ^ arts, ninth grade, ninth mranlh jinj>/' he said. "I hope vnu fel- He 5ajd the property had been Highlands area was considered Svlvla Porti>r ft The composite average ac^.ipve-![ows aren t going to rnrk • HIP;subdivided prior to "beinc up. JONESBORO, Ark. (AP)— Rod Trunzo. Rndln-Tclevision 10-11 Rug Cleaning Special Ihe best site for such an opera- ment is at ninth grade, r.flh-^t. » >'ou dn. you will reRrN|Rrail(,(1 in ,,,.,s Th(? mimmiln, Thrasher parked his automobile Also. John Abbatemarco, Wil- Relieious Services 7, 23 Two rugs cleaned for the price! '7cCordinK to Raymond [.em- month levrl. " "• I frontage in'the R-3 zone is pres- In an unmetercd zone near the;Mam Clayton, John Higgins, Alex Social 8-9 Mr. Hoppcnstfdl roporlprl the l | of one. Call Kleemze, CA 2-5042. ber& Harbor Commisslon mem. men"1t havbeforee hear. dPeopl Mr. e Cole'forgps i .stalMthat cnMv f00 fcet business district and left it for Samuc Henry George Sokolsky 8 average I.Q. of the incoming The property is adjacent to a -Adv. 'hore is no Chinese wall .->round! about an hour. When he returned, Canonico, Harry Hopkins, Jack bcr, local officials are cnlhusi- Sports 12-15 freshmen at 107.5. lot on the northwest corner of- he said, a parkin? meter had Mew P«>Ple who R Rd d p t Loversidge, Alex Rogql, Walter Knitters Cedar Inn astic about the potential of such Stock Market S The class has chosfVi blue andj' r beenjnstalled, and.his car bore a'England, Nell Gcttis and Ktnneth Hwy 36, Highlands will re-open service and have agreed to Successful Investing 3 white for the new school colors,|want the Robert Bainlon, board chairman, parking ticket. Woodward. Saturday, February 17.—Adv. co-operate in the project. W. S. White ( he said. (See FEE, Page 2) said, 2—Fridav. February 16. 1962 RED fiANK Weather Regional HS Promotion Ngw Jersey—Clouding over W*1-»T ,-» mofBng TwBTsnow occasBnally1f:fprI-|"|g OBITUARIES mixed with sleet or rain thto af- "CI.JJO Breaks Ujf $17,900 Lopped Off\ternoon and continuing tonight. RJvervlew Hospital Partly cloudy Saturday. High to- Borough Tax Red Bank' Buddy Team CHARLES A. MORRIS j ANTHONY HE5CIGN0 day mostly In Mr. and Mrs. James Marley, RED BANK — Charles A. Mor- LONG BRANCH — Anthony SchoolBoardBudget the 30s, lowWEST' LONG BRANCH — A41 Davis La., River Plaza, son, CHICAGO (AP) — Promotion is, 88, of 180 West Front St., Rescigno, 70, of 331 Morris Ave. tonight in thereduction of 184.27 in the munic- •esterday. broke up one of the Army's clos-j died yesterday in his home. salary, $9,000; superintendent's -ied yesterday in Marlboro State UNION BEACH - The Boacdi 20s, high Sat ipal operating budget was Indi- Mr. and Mrs. tyil!iam Black, est buddy teams, the Phillips Hospital where he had been a He was born in Italy, son of of Education, in special session, office salary, $2,200, and'a :.pecial| urday 3D to 35.cated last night when BnrOughj 5 Sixth Ave., Atlantic Highlands, twins, yesterday. Mrs. Catherine Scicchitano Res- teacher, $5,000. •Marine latient for 14 months. last night tut $17,900 from its Council introduced a budget call- son, yesterday. The Phillips' are sons of Mrs. Mr. Morris was born in Eaton- cigno of this city and the late proposed 1962-63 school b\$gel Also cut from the budge', werej Cape May toinjg for $905,679.12 to be raised by! Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Stein- Joseph Rescigno. He was a mem- 1janitors' supplies, $500; janitors' Mary Phillips, of Shawnee, Okla, awn and had lived here most which was defeated by. a 5-1 mar- Block Island- local taxes. macher, 82 Port Monmouth Rd., It was Mrs. Phillips who in 1942 ber of Holy Trinity Catholic gin by voters Tuesday. salaries, $1,150, and health serv- Variable winds if his life. The sum of.$97,230.65 will go Keansburg, son, yesterday. appealed to President Franklin He was employed for many Church; the Holy Name Society All the cuts were made in theice supplies, $50. mostly easterly for municipal purposes, com- Mr. and Mrs. John Lowing, 17 of the church and the Fraternal • To effect other savings, It was increasing to D. Roosevelt to keep her boys rears as a mechanic by varjous current expense section .o de- pared to $97,314.92 (or 1961. Clifton Ave., Long Branch, daught- together. He issued an executive :ar agencies here. Order of Eagles, Long Branch. crease it from $623,210 to $605,310.suggested that transportation for 10 to 15 knots er, yesterday. Surviving, besides his mother, all pupils under 2'/ miles from this morning The over-all levy this year is order approving the request, and Mr. Morris was the husband The capital outlay section was 2 $102,781.72 higher than lasf year, Mr., and Mrs. Strohmenger, 97 Congress later passed a law if the late Mrs. Katharine San- are his wife, Mrs. Nancy Res- left unchanged at S146. school be eliminated, the Flor-jam| [0 20 In 30 knots this after- Bingham.Ave., Rumson, son, to-which requires twins with en- cigno; four sons, Eugene Rescig- ence Avenue School be rinsed,1 noon. East to northeast at 25 todue largely to an increase for >orn Morris. Local voters will have thci regional high schoo] purposes day. listed status to be assigned to- He was an exempt memlier of no of Newark, Joseph Rescigno •econd chance to express Ihei and Ihe. teachers' guide be frozen!35 knots tonight becoming north- Mr. and Mrs. Alphonse Elser, gether if they request it and are of South Carolina, Armand Res- on the basis of last year. made necessary by the expected he Union Hose Co., here. opinion on the bildget Tuesday erly at 20 to 30 knots on Satur- 311 Roosevelt Ave., Oakhurst, qualified for available assign- Mr. Morris' grandson, Charles cigno of Florida aiid Albert Res- day. Small craft warnings wil." opening of Shore Regional H.gh Feb. 27, at the Memorial Sclioo Transportation Stays , . School next September. son, today. ments at the same post. mton Morris, Monmouth Beach cigno of this city; two daughters, from 2-to 9 p.m. likl h dild l thi Mrs. Eleanor Giammona and It was estimated that a cutback I "kcly be displayed later this The local school budge', ap- Monmouth Medical Center When Bobby Phillips was pro- lied suddenly Monday. His fu in transportation would save ap-'morning. Visibility five miles or Long Branch eral Is today. Mrs. Catherine Wilson, both of The major items deleted by tlv proved by voters Tuesday, is up moted to warrant officer, his this city; two brothers, Noble board were; superintendent' proximatcly half of the $15,000 better, but occasionally less "than S8.338.47 and totals $100,028.19. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Tay-brother, Billy, a specialist sixth Surviving are a son, Russell account, but it was felt such a ""f milt? in precipitation and fog lor, 595 Irving PL, Long Branch, i. Morris of Manasquan; four Rescigno of this city and Louis Rate of J2.9J class, easily obtained permission Rescigno of California; two sis- move would again face strong developing this afternoon and con son, today. to transfer to Chicago with him ;randchildren, and 16 great, public disapproval. linuing tonight. Assessed valuations in Wesl ters, Mrs. Anna Ciancio of this Mr. and Mrs. John Fyfe, 120 Billy, however, now has new;randchildren. Ryan Says A telephone call to Earl B. Long Branch, based for tlv first River Brook Ave., Lincroft, son, The funeral will be tomorrow city and Mrs. Nellie Parro of Garrison, county superintendent TIDES time upon 100 per cent valuation, warrant officer bars himself, and Little Silver; 10 grandchildren, yesterday. under the Army regulation gov- it 2 p.m. in the Worden Funeral of schools, to obtain his .ininion (Sandy Hook) are $30,853,390. The indicated •lome with Rev. Stanlev E. •and two great-grandchildren. School Not Today — High 6:03 p.m., lowtax rate, based on the new base, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Zander, erning his promotion he musl on the closing of the Florence RD 1, Tulip La., Colts Neck, Vtugridge. pastor of Red Bank The funeral will be tomorrow loon. is $2.94. Had the total assessed transfer to a new post. Bobby, Avenue School brought about a son, yesterday, 3aptist Church, officiating. Bur at 9 a.m. from the Damiano Board's Idea half-hour recess in the 'hree-hour Saturday — High 6:19 a.m. andvaluation remained the same, the chief warrant officer of the 294th Funeral Home. A requiem mass Mr. and Mrs. John J. VanKirk, Military Police Company, has t ial will be in Fair View Ceme session. fy.il p.m., low 12:03 a.m. andrate for 1962 would be $15,35 per ery. will be offered at 10 o'clock in KEANSBURG- John J 12:16 p.m. $100 against $13.60 for 1S61. 26 Sixth Ave., Atlantic Highlands, stay in-Chicago. Ryan, president of the Board o Board president J-une.v R. son, Tuesday. Holy Trinity Church. Burial will Sunday — High 6:59 a.m. and Taxes for the regional high Education, said at last night': McKittrick reported 'ha* Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Nahan, But Billy, leaving for Fort Sill, VINCENT T. ALVINO be in Mt. Carmel Cemetery. meeting that the board has nevei Garrison said the move wuuld 12:03 p.m., low 12:49 a.m. anschoold , lo be raised on a calendar Okla., for new duties, said hi 1:2!) p.m. year basis, are $166,085.11, one218 Parkview Ave., Colonial Ter- RED BANK — Vincent T. Al- considered erection of a schoo not be illegal, but it could result race, Asbury Park, daughter, hopes ha and his brother will be (For Red Bank and Rumson half of the requirement for the ino, Sr.. 85, ol 63 Locust Ave., MARTIN SCHMIDT In the Grove Place area. in a loss of some $10,000 in state Tuesday. working together in 18 months ied Wednesday in the Home for aid, and would be one he would bridge., add two hours; Sea IS62-63 school year. In 1953, the or two years. . MANALAPAN — Martin Jeremiah Wilson, chairman o Bright, deduct 10 minutes; Long remainder, equal in amount, plus Patterson Army Hospital he Aged, West Keansburg. the board's urban renewal com noi recommend. The Phillips team served in He was born in Salerno, Italy, Schmidt, 69, of Manalapan-Smith- Mr. McKittrick added that once Branch, deduct 15 minutes; High one-half of the 1963-64 require- Fort Monmouth burg Rd. died yesterday in Fit- mittcc, said a school in th' lands bridge, add 40 minutes.) ment will be raised. Specialist fourth class and Military Police assignments—al- on of the late Ralph ar.d Jo- Grove Place area was includcc the school is shut down, it would ways together—in England, ephiife Asunto Alvino. A rcsi- kin Hospital after a short illness. be necessary to get stale Of the West Long Branch tax Mrs. Dimas Carrasquiilo, In the plans drawn by Planning lelms Dr., Fort Monmouth, France, Belgium, Germany and [ent here 50 years, Mr. Alvino Born in New York City, Mr- Associates. proval to reopen it. This, he said More wet and stormy weather dollar, 52 per cent goes for local Holland during World War II. Schmidt lived here 25 years. He hit wide sections of the nation daughter, Wednesday. iad been employed as a cutter would be "almost impossible." schools; 20 per cent to the In 1946, they returned to civilian was. a retired employee of Rari- A teachers' brochure, includin; today. or the Sigmund Eisner Co. He the 1062-63 salary guide, wa Discuss Closing School regional school; 16 per cent to life and were deputy sheriff: •as the husband of the late Mrs. tan Arsenal. Edison Township. adopted by the board. The shutting down of the Snow and sleet spread across the county, and 12 per cent for together at Pawnee, Okla. nn Bibona Alvino. Mr. Alvino Mr. Schmidt was a communi- school would also put its sixareas in the Midwest and West, municipal purposes. Bar Closing cant of St. Joseph's Catholic Contracts for teachers noi More rain doused water-soaked ras a member of St. Anthony's under tenure will be issued. Th' grades on double session at the Public hearing on the b'idget MOTORISTS FINED :atholic Church and the Gari- Church, Perrineville, a veteran Memorial School next year. muddy sections of southern Cali will be March 15 at the borough of World War I and a member secretary was instructed to havi fornia. Severe thunderstorms Is Ordered EATONTOWN — Magistrate ldi Society. the contracts returned by th' The majority of the board fe! hall at 8 p.m. Surviving are two daughters, of the Englishtown Post, Ameri- it would be. a good move in therumbled across areas in the NEWARK - State Alcoholic Peter J. Edwardsen yesterday March 15 meeting. fined the following motorists: drs. Emma Accera of Eaton- can Legion. future, but not at the presen Southeast in the wake of tnrna Beverage Control director Wil- own and Mrs. Lena Woodruff Permission was granted to the does which skipped across^ parts iam Howe Davis ordered yester- Elaine Goldberg, Asbury Park, Surviving are his wife, Mrs. school band to participate in thetime. How to Halt Ttiver Plaza; seven sons, Al-Mary Donahue Schmidt two It also was estimated tha' of Mississippi and Louisiana. day that the liquor license of theno registration in her possession, 'red Alvino of Atlantic City, Ed- following events: May 5, Red A snowstorm moved across the $10; Vasilici Dougenis, Elberon sons, William and Francis Bank Elks Youth Day Parade about $8,000 could be saved by Fountains Motel, Ocean Ave., •ard Alvino of this place, Ru- keeping the teachers on their northern Upper Mississippi Va! Long Branch, be suspended be Park, unregistered vehicle, $10; Schmidt, both of this place; a May 6, Loyalty Day Parade, and Leaf Curl lolph Alvino of Garden City, daughter, Mrs. Joseph Eftenes, present guide. The new guide ley through the western and tween Feb. 26 and March 13. Frank Capoto, Freehold, passing . I., Vincent Alvino of Long May 30, Keansburg Memoria" southern Great Lakes region with on a grade, $10; Anthony De also of this place, and seven Day parade. which will gain approval with the The 15 - day penalty stems ranch, Ralph Alvino of Fair new budget, does not raise mini- falls up to six inches in Minne-Of Peaches Monno, Newark, following toe grandchildren. A resolution was adopted to rom an earlier disciplinary pro- aven, William Alvino of Eaton' mum salaries for BA or MAsota. The storm headed eastward FREEHOLD — If you ever ceeding and was delayed because, close, $10; Kennedy Distributinj own and John Alvino, at Home; The funeral will be Monday at replace the masler clock and eachers, but grants extra raises to the Atlantic Coast, the region Co., Avon, no brake lights, $10: 8 a.m. from Ihe Higgins Me- transformer in the school at have had peach leaf curl in your at the time of the hearing, the 6 grandchildren, and one great- after several stipulated steps are hit by a heavy snowstorm orchards you had better get outmotel bar was not in full opera- John Smothers, Jr., River St. ;randchild. morial Home, Freehold, and at cost of $912. reached. Wednesday and Thursday. Snow- and spray during February or :ion. Red Bank, driving with one head 9 a.m. at Our Lady of Mercy Mr, Pyan suggested that after The funeral will be tomorrow To avoid "the system coming falls ranged up to two feet Inearly March. "I am now satisfied," Mr. light, $10; Alfred Yale, 1 River- t 8 a.m. from the Worden Fu- Catholic Church, Englishtown, the reorganization meeting next parts of New York State. Storm- view Ave., Long Branch, careles: where a requiem mass will be week, the board consider in- apart at the seams," Mr. McKit- That's the advice of Dr. Spen- Davis said, "that the licensed eral Home, with a requiem mass rlck asked If it were "a smart related deaths in the Northeast cer H. Davis, extension plant business is fully operating on adriving, $15 and Edward Phillips, in St. Anthony's Church at 9 offered. iguration of a program of dl' numbered at least 28, Including 13 Lakewood, no inspection of ve- Burial will be in St. Rose of versified adult education. move to jeopardize our faculty" disease specialist at Rutgers Uni- year-round basis and hence shall clock offered by Msgr. Salva- by making such a move. The in Connecticut, 7 in Massachu- versity. Impose the suspension." hicle, and driving on a permil ore Di Lorenzo, pastor. Burial Lima Cemetery. setts, 6 in New York State and without a licensed driver, six majority of the hoard agreed not Peach leaf curl is the funpis The operators had pleaded no ill be in Mt. Olivet Cemetery, :o change the proposed guide. 2 in Rhode Island. Most of the days in jail. diddletown. disease that causes large pink defense to a charge of having on MRS. MAURICE SHERMAN Mr. McKittrick said the $17,900deaths were In auto accidents on blisters on the peach leaves dur- Berlin snow-covered highways or from their counters liquor stock which cut will mean a savings of ap- ing the summer. When the disdidn'- t meet standards for a par- WILLIAM C. MILES NEPTUNE CITY - Mrs. Lil- (Cotninued) over-exertion In shoveling snow. lian B. Sherman, 49, of 18 Ever- •aid the Soviet maneuvering in proximately 10 cents ner $100 as ease is severe, many leaves will icular brand. MARLBORO - William C, sessed valuation for the average Twisters yesterday caused mi- drop before the fruit ripening per- green Ave. died yesterday short- the air lanes appeared aimed at Miles, 76, of School Rd. Easl flenn ly after being admitted to Fikin Jarring the nerves of West Ber- homeowner. nor property damage near Rus- iod. And if the trees lose a lot of died yesterday at his home, ton, in northern Louisiana, and leaves, they can't produce a full Scout Troop Formed (Cotninued) Hospital., liners and testing Western reac- Mr. Miles is reported to have eather specialists who had com- :ion. near Grenada, Miss. No Injuries crop of good peaches. Under Together Plan' She was born in Freehold, been a direct descendant of Po-liled reports from weather daughter of the late Robert and were reported. Although leaf curl disease can Change Of Tune Fee Mild weather continued in NEW MONMOUTH - The first cahontas. He was born on the•lanes and ships stationed in theCatherine Crawford. Mrs, Sher- Authorities in Washington were be serious, you can control it new unit to be registered in Mon Pamunki (Va.) Indian Reserva- man was a member of the Cath- (Cotninued) of the Southland, but it was sea-wit; h only a little effort, says splashdown" areas. taken aback by the belligerenl axes, and enjoy what is perhaps sonably cold in northern New mouth Council, Boy Scouts of tion. Mr. Jtfiles was a truck farm- olic Church of the Ascension, Soviet gesture since it ran con County Agent M.A. Clark. A sinAmerica, under the 1962 Together er in this area 37 years. Rough Seas he best school system in theEngland and in sections from the The announcement said sim- Bradley Beach. trary to the indications of a soft- glo spray application during the Ian is Troop 244 of St, Mary's :ounty." norlhern Rockies to the North dormant period before buds start Mr. Miles was a deacon and >ly: "Weather conditions pre- Surviving are her husband, er, less hostile line seemingly William Thayer, Alden La., dis- Catholic Church, here. eider of the Old Brick Reformed Maurice S. Sherman; two sons, emanating from the Kremlin. Atlantic Coast. Readings were to swell will take care of your lude a launch attempt this igreed. around zero in northern New problem for a whole year, he The plan, under the leadership Church, Bradevelt, a former su- morning." Thomas J. Sherman, at home, The feeling in official quarters "We do have a Chinese wall England and North Dakota, and if Dale Otto, Little Silver, was perintendent of the church's Sun- and Robert M. Sherman of Nep- In Washington was that if Pre- says. designed to provide 25 new scout There followed a report of iround this borough,' he said. 'rom the teens to the. 20s in other, day school and a teacher of the ough seas in the emergency tune, and two brothers, Joseph mier Khrushchev stirs up the Ber-'That Is well known." northern areas. Mr. Clark adds: units in the council. Adult Bible School in the Oid and Aloysius Crawford, and two lin crisis again he will defeat hi "Use any of the ferbam ma- a riding areas around Bermuda. Some early morning tempera- St. Mary's Troop was regBric- k Church and the Freehold sisters, Mrs. Kathryn Cawley and' own declared interest in devel- terials at the rate of .1'/$ pounds istered under the leadership of The winds are reported to beMrs. Paul Fitch, all of Freehold. ures and conditions: New York Reformed Church. He also was a ibout 25 miles an hour with oping friendly U.S.-Soviet con of wettable powder in 100 galRa- y Vogel scoutmaster, who The funeral will be Monday at tact and in promoting dlsarma Cars Collide At 31, partly cloudy; Chicago 32, lons of water. The suburban or- former member of Liberty ireaktng waves around 18 feet cloudy, Boston 22, partly cloudy; lives in Port Monmouth. Grange here. 8 a.m. from the W. H. Freeman went negotiations. chartist with Just a few trees, ligh. • Washington 30, partly cloudy; Herbert H. Papworth of New and Son Funeral Home, Free- There was some speculation theBroad, Pinckney should use two tablespoons of the Surviving are his wife, Mrs, NASA has said previously that Atlanta 48, cloudy; Miami 62, Monmouth, is the troop commit- Emma G. Miles; a son, William hold. A requiem mass will be Soviets decided to balance their| RED BANK — A fogged wind- ferbam powder In one gallon of :ee chairman. Others on the com- llenn would not be dispatched offered at 9 o'clock in St. Rose cloudy; Louisville 37, rain; De- water. H. Miles, Colts Neck postmaster softer line operations by a show shield was the cause ot a collision reit 26, cloudy; St. Louis 36, mittee are Raymond L. McLoagh- >n his orbital mission if the seas of Lima Catholic Church, Free- of strength to remind the West- "Apply the spray anytime that and former mayor of Atlantic any of the possible landing his morning at 7.39 at Broad cloudy; Minneapolis 29, snow; !in of Middletown, who will serve Township; two daughters, Mrs, hold, by Rev. Paul S. Hammond, ern powers that they have not t., and Pinckney Rd., police Kansas City 39, clear; Denver temperatures are above freezing. is institutional representative, ireas exceeded five feet and thecurate. Burial will be in St. Ross modified their demands for a Make sure that the spray is ap- Harry Holmes of this place and said. 34, partly cloudy; Dallas 46, William J. McKenna of Middle- Mrs. Joseph T. Noll of English- tads were higher than 18 miles of Lima Cemetery. change in the status of West Ber- Cars driven by Gavin Strobo, clear; Phoenix 51, clear; Seat- plied before buds start to swell. town and John J. Wain of Port n hour. lin and Its supply lines from Wesl Once buds start to 'move' It is town; a brother, Opie Miles of 73, of 132 South St., and Laurie le 43, cloudy; San Francisco 48, Monmouth, Philadelphia; a half-brother, Em- Germany. Brown, 124 Bank St., collided, partly cloudy; Los Angelas 54, ton late to think about leaf curl Charter members of the troop control. met Collins of Oak Shade, and a police reported. partly cloudy; Anchorate 24, are Joseph DeLorenzo, John stepmother, Mrs. Gertrude Col- Neither driver was hurt. The partly cloudy, and Honolulu 73, 'Some orchardlsts feel that the Fleming, Edward Gallagher, Mi- lins, also of Philadelphia. investigating officer, Capt. Wil- cloudy. leaf curl disease is slight enough chael Hanley, Robert Kulbick, liam Patterson, issued no sunv that a spray Is not warranted. ierald Malavei, Robert Manning, Services will be held in thi mons. But, in general, the low cost of William McGtwan, William Mc- Old Brick Church at 2 p.m. Sun- that single spray is good insur- Kenna, Jr., Raymond McLough- day. Rev. Joseph L. Perry, pas- . Is your assurance of getting • Paper Drive ance. iin, Thomas J./"alagano, James tor of the Reformed Church ol ' beautiful, enduring monument "Drop a card to me at 20 Court Papworth, Neir Seguine, Charles Linden, will officiate, assisted by to taping wit* yW most cher- YOU CAN WIN Rev. Glen A. Hine, pastor of Ol' Mwd thoughts. Visit our display Is Slated St. and ask for the complete pest SthfijiBiajf, Richard Talley, m cad us, without obligation. control schedule for peaches. Sig-Raymond F. Vogel, Robert J. Vo-Brick Church. • MATAWAN TOWNSHIP — The "To Urn fa heartt w$ leave behind, nify if you are a commercial or- gel, John Wain and Kevin Wain. Burial will be In the church- * mot la die" CAMMci) 1,000 Cliffwood Volunteer Fire Com- chardist or a hobbyist with Just yard cemetery under the direc- pany will conduct a paper drive Expert professional a few trees." * tion of the Higgins Memoria JOHN VANKIRK & IF YOU OPEN A in Matawan Township. The first Car Skids, Hits Pole; 24.hr. nursing care I ck-up will be held Sunday, Home, Freehold. It Cooper rd., Hlddletom off rl. 35 u Nor Snou; Nor Rain, Driver Not Injured Hfaden's Comer f f D CHARGE Feb. 25, after 1 p.m. The next DEATH NOTICE Convenient Term* Licensed by the Dept. ACCOUNT pickup Is scheduled for Sunday, NEW SHREWSBURY — Miss MEEKER, Alfred R. on February H. ol OI Institutions and Agencies March 4. Nor Little Mice . , .? Susan C. Eberhardt, 20, of Rum-12S Buena Vista Av«.. Fair Haven. Hul. Of New Jersey hand of Belte Wyckolf Meeker, dear Residents are asked to put tied son Rd., Rumson, escaped injury father nf Susan L. and Linda L. Meek- POTTSTOWN, Pa. (AP)-The er. Beloved brother o[ Frances L. bundles in front of their houses day may not be far off when Wednesday when the car she wasMeeker. Services Friday, B p.m. at HILLTOP before \ p.m. the mail will be delivered by driving skidded on ice on WayWorrtf-- n Funeral Home, 60 Cast Frnnt ROBERT A. BRAUN side Rd. and hit a utility pole. St., Bed Bank. Visitation Friday 2 to I PRrVATE NUR8INO HOME, INC. Anyone having papers to befemales, says a Post Office De- and 7 to 9 p.m. Private. Interment, "HOME FOR FUNERAtS" Kings Hwy. Mlddletown picked up before Feb. 25 maypartment official. Police reported the vehicle skid- ded 200 feet. No summons was LEGAL NOTICE OS 1-0177 contact any member of the fire "I wouldn't be a bit sur- One ol the county's most modern funeral company. prised to see a lot of lady letter issued by Sgt. Fred Garrabrandt MONMOKTII COl'STV and Patrolman Edward Holden, HUKROftATE'K COURT Plans for the barn dance were carriers In the near future," Xotlce To Creditors To Present Claims uomes with a completely home-like atmosphere. who investigated, A»lmt Eslate discussed at a meeting conducted Michael C. Barone told the ESTATE OF NATHAN KRAVATZ. dt. FOR ANY OCCASION by Alfred Pouzenc In the fire Montgomery County Chapter of r.easoit. Pursuant to the order of EDWARD 1M BROAD STREET house. The dance will be held in the National Association of NEW YORK BIDDER BROBIGE, Surrogate of the County EATONTOWN the Veterans Memorial Home, Postmasters last night. ALBANY, N.Y. (AP) - Low of Monmouth, this day made, on the HONEY BEE FLOWERS application nf tha undersigned, Lola Liberty 2-0381 Cliffwood Ave., Cliffwood, Satur- Barone, a special assistant for lids received by the Public (formerly Lois Miller) Sole RUSSELL T. HODGKISS Works Department today in- Executrix ot the estate of the se.li" Formerly of East Orange day, March 31. George Vigors personnel In the Philadelphia Nathan Kravat):, deceased, notice I and his orchestra will provide the region, said there are women :luded: liven to the creditors ot Bald 464 BROAD STREET, tn present to the ssld Sole music. who want carrier jobs. He said Delaware and Ulster Counties Executrix their claims under oath with' —Reconstruction of Rt. 28 from [n six months from this date. SHREWSBURY The anniversary dinner will be they are completely capable of Dated: February I5lh, 1062. held Saturday, March at the lire carrying the mail. just east of the Delaware-Ulster I.OIS ZEMSKY 10(1 Park View Terrace, ARTCRAFT MEMORIALS SH 1-4020 house. !ounty line westward 4.27 miles Llncrnft, New Jersey There were eight calls in Jan- NEWBURGH VISITORS ) west of Fleischamanns in Sole Executrix Reliable Since 1927 >ssm. Gross snd Garfleld, uary. OCF.ANPORT - Mr. and MrsDelawar. e County. Thomas Nicol 29 Mechanic 8trent, DISTINCTIVE Co. Inc., Farmlngdale, N. J., Hed B«nk, N. J.. BY WIRE ANYWHERE Morton A. Barnes, 13 Sea Girt Attorneys When they are courting, some Ave., traveled to Newburgh, 12,394,003. Feb. 18. !3, Mar. 2, SI *1S.J7 Perfection, of Material and birds hold bills. Puffins nibble at N. Y., over the week-end where. each other's bills. Ravens lock j they were the guests of Mi. and Workmanship In Beautiful bills in a gesture' suggesting a Mrs, William D'Amato and chil- New Designs ki Idren. Margaret ,and Chris'opher, Worden Funeral Home Our memorials are manu- The Adams Memorial Home 60 E. FRONT STREET RED BANK factured by skilled artisans In our well equipped plant at West. Long Branch. Succsstor to Mount Memorial Horn* SHadyside 7-0557 LONG BRANCH MONUMENT CO., Inc. FUNERAL DIRECTORS FUNERAL HOME A modern, non-sectariati funeral home, with a home- Wall St., CApital 2-0300, West Long Branch 85 Riverside Ave. Red Bank like almosphcre and memorial cliapcl, dedicated to the .*•.: continuation nf traditional reputation for distinguished i BRANCH OFFICE and DISPLAY C. SIDUN, Mgr. SH 7-0332 310 Brood Srrett Red Bank, N. J. service and quiet dignity. i MONMOUTH MONUMENT CO. Opposite Molly Pitcher Hotel :-: HEADDEN'S CORNER «] MIDDLETOWN, N. J. SHadyside 7-3810 HARRY C. F. JAMES A. ROBERT F. Engineer Buys Heads Drive ' RED WLVK REGISTER Friday. February 16, 1962—3 To Commission i In Fair Haven Nason on Education Successful In vest in; Scout Ship FAIR HAVEN - Un. Mae E. Weiland has told her * ranch Young Couple Advised To In Keansburg house located at 261 Hance Rd., Responsibility in School to Mr. and Mrs. Roger E. Swift Pay Debt, Defer Investing KEANSBURG - Capt. Henrj of Morris Plains, N. J. BY LESLIE J. NASON, Ed.D. ing to accept responsibility. Sam's parents tried many Burfeind, U. S. Navy, will be the The broker in the transaction principal speaker at the comrnis Professor of Education A child must be shown that HE things to get him. to malw good By ROGER E. SPEAR was Mrs.' Olivia S. Dutcher of •s made the error — not the school, grades. They hired tutors, they sioning of a new Sea Scout shi; the Ray Van Horn Agency, Fair 1 Adults are responsible for their here Monday night at the Ameri not his -parents, not the toucher. moved him from public school Q)—"I am,24 years old andI'd rather invest this sum in Haven. Mr. Swift is being trans- own actions — and the conse- can Legion Hall. Failure Not Tragedy tn private school and back to a have been working in- the John stocks."—K.K. ferred by the Bell Telephone quences of them. It's part of be- At the same time he must be different public school. Deere tractor works for several A)—You're an ambitious youn; Laboratories in Murray Hill, ing grown up, shown that failure is not tragedy. They provided him with J place 5sailing competition. yesterday ordered a new trial for was formed this week in New444 Navesink River Rd., Middle- sergeant in the New York City Am Atrlln 22>i Lehlgh C&N mail personally but will answei town, has been promoted to vice- Leh Port C At the outbreak of World W; a false prosecution suit stemminglMonmouth with John Calvin, 21 Police Department. IF YOU OPEN A Am Brk Sti soy. president of Personal Products Am Can Lth Val Inrt all questions possible in his II, he served on (he USS Pills from a $45G insurance check. Chapman Ter., selected as it This was learned here today Am Cyan Leh Val HR column.) chief. The "Lenape" is the 10thCorporation here. CHARGE Am M*Fdy 35i LOF Gliss bury until wounded in 1941 a The suit was filed by Isaac when the New York State Trans- Am Mot 1M4 Lib McNAI. tribe to join the Navesink Na ACCOUNT Am Smelt LIES * My Cavite in the Philippines Islam Pierce, Jr. of 2004 Greenwood Mr. Swan, who continues as fer Tax Department {iled an in- Am Btd US Lukcna Stl Capt. Burfeind received hi; Ave., Bridgeton, against Louis tion in recent weeks in the Retdirector of trade relations, joined ventory of his estate. Am TelATel 1337', Mack Trk Bank Community YMCA's Fathei Am Tob 93»i Martin -M wings as a naval aviator, ai: jYaccarino, owner of Lou's Body the company in 1938 as Rocky Under provisions of n will, the Am VIICOIB 60V. Merck Shearer Sells ships, in 1M0, and wings as Shop, Interlaken. and Son program. Amp Inc 3Ui MOM Mountain regional manager daughter receives one-third of Anaconda 60 Minn M4M heavier-than-air pilot in 1947. - Yaccarino repaired Pierce's car At a meeting held in the home (New Mexico, Wycoming, Mon- the estate. The rest of the prop- GRAND Arraco Stl 66H Mo Pac A after it was damaged in an acci- Armour A Co 55ft Mont Ward Radio Station Capt. Burfeind assumed com of Harry Stahle, 4 Jupiter PI. tana, Utah and Idaho) head- :rty goes to three grandchildren. Armit Ck 72 Nat B!J: 8S mand of the New York Group dent. An insurance company sent the following were elected: medi- quartered in Denver Colo., com- Mr. Logan died March 3, 1959, AIM Oil 27 N Cas Reg 121 NEWARK (AP) — Radio sta- Pierce a check for the damage Atchlaon 27W Nat Dairy 67' Atlantic Reserve Fleet at Nava cine man, Mr. Stahle; wampum ing there from Chicago, where leaving gross assets of $G4,854 Nat Distill tion WHBI, oldest commercial Atl Refln 57S 28V4 Supply Center, Bayonne, in Apri and Yaccarino filed a complaint bearer, William Such, and tally for the previous decade he wasand a net estate of $58,846. AVCO Corp 28U Nat Gyps 55". radio station in New Jersey, ha: Babcock ft W 56\ NY Central 19 of last year. charging Pierce with fraudulently keeper, Henry Glindmeyer. a sales promotion executive of Bald Lima 18>i Nia M Pw 45i Ohio Oil Orange, vice president and man- Borden Oult) ilar service to his country. Pierce was arrested and spent dian wrist bands, arm bands anc Borg Wara 66', group in New York, and serves DIAMOND 45^ Owens nt Cl ager of the 40-year-old station ]a day in jail. He was later in Smniwlck Pan A W Air bookmarks. Don B. Monro, stafl orT the Eastern marketing com- Bucy Erie 3714 said control of WHBI will bi dieted by a Monmouth Count 20 h Param Plct secretary of the Community mittee and the directorate of the Bulova Penney JC transferred today from James L, grand jury and arrested again Burl Ind 14 YMCA, supervised the meeting. Trado Relations Committee Cue JI 24 »i Pa PwALt Shearer of Colts Neck to Bartell Gaming Charge He spent five days in jail before PHONO-NEEDLES Cater Trao m Pa HR The tribe will meet every oth of Grocery Manufacturers o! C«lanes« Pepsi Cola Broadcasters of New York, Inc. being released on bail. He wa: Chei * Oh 40 Perkln Elm er Monday at 7:50 p.m. in th' America for Personal Products. 48 !4 WHBI broadcasts on Sunday: Chrysler Phil El 32", acquitted at a trial. homes of its members. Regular 9.95 to 19.95 Cities Svo Phffl Pet SOW only. Referred To Art and community affairs are Coca Cola Pit Steel lHi Pierce then sued Yaccarino foi Colg Palm 8* Pub Bv E*G The sale has the approval o: false prosecution and won a $7,50, the chief hobbies of Mr. Swan, Colum Gas Pullman 37», who was president of the New With this '*% Coml 8olv 50 % Pure oil the Federal Communication: Grand Jury 'judgment. 28)4 Israeli Editor Con E.l:j RCA Commission. Superiod Court Judge Edwan Brunswick Art Center two years, Cont Can SOU Reading Co MIDDLETOWN - Morris Got Advertisement ^J The FCC has also authorized and is past president of East 4614 Repub Stl berg, 52, of 814 Roosevelt Ave A. Gaulkin said the trial was fu To Give Talk Com Pd »5> Revlon station WADO of New York, a Brunswick and New Brunswick 21 BROAD ST. Crown zell 55 »i Reyn Met Secaucus, was ordered held fo of errors. WEST LONG BRANCH - Pin- Cruc Btl: 20 Si Rey Tob Bartell station with a transmitter Kiwanis Clubs. For several the Grand Jury yesterday b; LEWMIL'S RED BANK Curtm wr WA Rob Fulton at Carlstadt, to make full-tiro chas H. Peli, editor-in-chief of years a vestryman and treas- Del i Hud IS* St Jos Lead Magistrate W. Gilbert Mansoi • Typewriters • HI-FI • Photo Supplies • Radio • Stereo Dent Sup !9 St Reg Pap use of the 1280-kilocycle fre- the Israeli magazine "Panin-El- urer of Christ Episcopal Church Doug Alrc Seara Roeb on a charge of bookmaking. Eight Join Panim," will address the Jewish • Appliances • Records • Television • Tape Recorders Dow Chem Shell Oil quency it has shared with WHBI. in New Brunswick, he is vice Du P6nt ss Sinclair WADO now broadcasts only six Mr. Goldberg was arrestec Student Fellowship at Monmouth president of St. George's Parish Dug Lt Smith AO result of information suppliei College Wednesday at 8 p.m. in East Kod 106% Socony days a week. Club in Rumson. His office is Xnd John Sou Fac [Tuesday by local detectives a: Old Guard he college auditorium. decorated with his own paintings XrlIrl a "L«clc Sparry Rd Melvin Bartell, president of the to the police department. RED BANK — The Old Guard Mr. Peli serves as lecturer for Jtreltona Sou Ky New York company, said no s well as some photographs, an FMO Cp Mti std Brand Police said Mr. Goldberg ad- of Red Bank recently received the Israeli Ministry of Educa- avocation he also enjoys. rord Mot 108% std on cai specific date for the closing of mitted having lottery slips in hiseight new members. tion and Culture, and as literary Oarrett MH std on N'J WHBI has been set. Oen Accept 23,i Peter Kneute, 43 Compton St. bury; Maurice Raleigh, Jr., and been a New Jersey resident. Oen Pub Ut Un Carbide 119 days of radio many small stations Photos of School 32% Belford, was fined $135 for clam Howard Smith, Rumson; P, a Tel * XI tin Pac 33- took turns using available fre- Oen Tlrt 92\ Unit Alre ming in condemned waters, clam George Gregory, Middletown; Gillette *S\ United Cp quencies. Scenes Go on Display THIRD BIRTHDAY U9 Lines Vito Tarantino, Highlands, and men Aid 14V. ming on Sunday and clamming LONG BRANCH - More than BELFORD - Beverly Jean Ooodrlch 67', US Plywd without a license. David Benton, Little Silver. Ooodyear \ 43VS us Ruli 00 enlarged photographs of Long Foster, daughter of Mrs. l-lllian Orace & Co 84*US Smelt Thomas Prenderville, public re Ot A*P 58* US Steel Poster Contest Branch High School scenes and Foster, Center Ave., celebrated Greyhound 30 Van Al Stl lations chairman of the Oldactivities will go on display Quit Oil 41H Walworth Kirman Participates ler third birthday Sunday. Her Here Pdr S6 Warn B Pic fuard, said the group is looking throughout the city soon. lirthday is actually Feb. 13. Wn Un Tel Is Scheduled 01 Cent 48(4 In Overseas Te8t tor a drummer for its band. The public relations project is 'resent were Mr. and Mrs. Rob- Sit Bui Met 515 Weitg El HAZLET — A poster contest Int Harv 54% While Mot FORT BUCKNER, Okinawa —| designed to acquaint residents irt Foster, Darlene Foster, Billy Int Nick 8014 Woolworlh will be run throughout the Yngit 8h4T Army Pvt. David W. Kirman, 21 with the objectives and educa- {ondrup, Donna and Arline Con- Int Paper 3SU Raritan Township School by the Regional Planning Int Tel ft Tel 67% son of Mrs. Kathleen S. Kirman, ional philosophy of the school. way, Linda Egnatovich, Mrs. Ar- Raritan Bay Area Jaycee-ettes 145 Chestnut St., Red Bank, par- Conference Set The 17x20 inch pictures will be hur Kondrup. Mrs. Louis Egna- in conjunction with the circus :icipated in Operation Greal FINDERNE — Planning on a ilaced in store windows and oth- ovich, Richard Rogers and Mrs. to be sponsored by the Jaycees Shelf, a bi-lateral air-ground mo- egional basis will be discussed r public buildings. Thomas Conway. Egg Market May 2. lilty exercise involving Army at a meeting of the Central Jer- NEW YORK (AP) - (USDA)- Mrs. Robert Weldon is chair- and Air Force units of the U. S, ;ey Federation of Official Plan- Wholesale egg offerings of large man for the poster contest. First nd the Republic of the Philip- ling Boards March 1. whites ample; a little short on prize will be a $25 bond; second pines near Clark Air Base in the The meeting will start at 8:15 large browns; other sizes in light prize, four tickets for the cir-Philippines. The 10-day exercise .m. in the Johns Manvillc Re- lupply. Demand good yesterday. cus, and third prize, two tickets mded yesterday. ;earch Center cafeteria and will GRAND OPENING! 10'xl4' ROOM Completely Prepared New York spot quotations fol- for the circus. Pvt. Kirman, who arrived over- last until 10:30 p.m. • Planned and designed by Monmouth low: The group will visit Crown seas in September, 1960, Is "The Setting for Regional Plan-j Construction • Sill 0 floor beams o Mixed Colors Kitchens March 2] for a cooking radio repairman in the 133d Sig- ling In New Jersey" will be the plate * studs • celling beams O rafters Extras (47 lbs. min.) 38-39; ex-demonstration. Those interested lal Company of the 9th Logisti- opic of consideration. Leo J. • ridge • door • window and closet tras medium (40 lbs. average) 36- in attending should contact Mrs. al Command, which is stationed darling, Jr., a member of the openings prepared. 37; smalls (35 lbs. averageg)) 31- James O'Meara, chairman. n Okinawa. He entered the Eatontown Planning Board and 32; standarddd s 36-38; checkhk s 322- Mrs. Pat Connors has taken Vrmy in March, 1959. !he board of directors of the 33. over the job of state director Pvt. Kirman was graduated merican Society of.Planning Of- ® Whites: representative from Mrs. Daniel rom Red Bank High School in ficials, will lead one of the panel Extras (47 lbs. min.) 38^-40; Maisnik, who recently resigned. .957. iscussions. extras medium (40 lbs. average) Among the panel discussions 3614-37'/2; top quality (47 lbs. will be how regional planning niin.) 39i/2-43'/2; mediums (41 lbs, :ontributes to the.planning in In- min.) 39^-431,4: mediums (41 lbs. LOCAL SECURITIES lividual municipalities. average) 36'/2-38'/2; smalls (36 lbs. The following bid and asked quotations, from the National Asso- average) 33-34. ciation of Securities Dealers, Inc., do not represent actual transac- tions. They are a guide to the range within which these securities Browns: could have been sold (indicated by the "bid") or .bought (indicated Extras (47 lbs. min.) 38'/r39!/2; "asked") at the time of completion. top quality (47 lbs. min.) 39'/j- BANKS 411^; mediums (41 lbs. average) Div. 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They are rt»»ter. ousmebs unii, a( ^ A|pjne M?nor FK»/£1HE.BOOM IS CLEAfc R^npfit Tb* local Business, Professions Art of Double-Talk OF [ i HIGHLANDS - Pltni hav , soring the affair. •'*.•••"•- By HAL BOYLE 3*en completed for the Valentin Proceeds will help finance th association's projects, including NEW YORK (AP)—Is your double-talk getting a summer-season promotional pro- gram and an Easter Egg Hunl bit rusty? ' i SAVE CvCoiocyjsti far local youngsters. Well, we can't let that happen, or the art of civ- Bud Dillon's orchestra of Se lized conversation will die out altogether. Bright will play for dancing. Sp( clal entertainment Is being ai • For those who just came in, double-talk—in the ranged by Jack Dedrick, associa sense we use the term here—is camou- tlon treasurer. flage language, employed to say one I At a meeting of the associatioi HERE! Monday night in Alpine Manor "thing when you are thinking something two topics affecting Highland else. will be discussed: Sandy Hoot Only untutored savages (or very State Park and drainage prob lems. young children who, in a way, are sav- A representative of the Boroug ages too) always say what they mean, 1 THERE'S NO WASH TOO Council has been invited to repor and as long as they do this they re- on the drainage project. Reprt sentativc* of the local Lions clu jnain savages. BIG FOR OUR LAUNDRY and planning Board also hav BOYI.E Civilization, on the other hand, is been isked to attend. cemented by double-talk which avoids wounded feel- Whether you have fo v/aih for a imall army ings and enables most people to save face. The older or Just a few, there's no need to turn waih day into a day of drudgery. Bring that load here and You'll always be at home In Actor to Discuss a civilization is the more it depends upon double-talk. I (0 King Foterts Syndic!'-, Inc, 1062. WorH right« ntenei. one of the tine homes we are That is why Chinese fortune cookies generally contain let our automatic wathert and dryeri do the work listing this week. Whether Jewish Life such polite messages. The Chinese are a very old people. for you, while you sit back and relax! • your family Is small or large, LONG BRANCH - A program whether your budget is small For a brush-up session on double-talk, here are or lame, see us for your entitled, "The Comedy of Jewish Negro History Week 'dream home.' We have homes Life," featuring Reuben Singer, some examples from everyday life—followed, paren NOW TWO LOCATIONS! lilted In all price brackets. actor and humorist, will he pre-thetically, by their literal translations: RED BANK - Negro History was the first American to give sented at the Lagowilz Audito- Week will be observed at the his life in the American Revolu- rium of Congregation Brothers o1 Cheaper to Rent Them AME Zion Church Sunday at tion. Israel Sunday at 8 p.m. Unlike some colleges, we don't believe in buying 7:30 p.m., with a performance After the play a display of DONALD'S COIN-0-MATIC This will be the fourth In th( our football players." (We've found it cheaper just to of a play, "Crispus Attucks, books on Negro history will be PIERSONI First Martyr of the Revolu- presented in the church school. 54 N. Bridge Ave. Newman Springs Rd. Great Scries of Jewish Culture rent them for four years.) AGENCY sponsored by the Men'i Club tion," by Willis Richardson. Negro History Week observes RED BANK and So. Bridge Ave. \R£AL ESTATE the congregation. "The organization wouldn't be the same without ' Senior department boys of the dates of birth of Abraham you, Joe." (It probably would be a lot better.) the Sunday school will perform Lincoln and Frederick Douglas. \ MORTGAGES in the play, under the direc- It adds up! More and mon "I'd be glad to lend you the money if—." (If I people use The Register ads eacl tion of Mrs. Ethel L. Puryear. issue because results come fas didn't know I'd never get it back.) The play tells the story of ter.—Advertisement. "I remember your face, but—." (But I'd forget it the death of the Negro, who if 1 could.) "No, I didn't mind losing the election for the presi 5,161 Scouts dency by the PTA. After all, who wants all that respon- COMING MONDAY sibility?" (The guy who won—and me.) Advanced "I love your little girl's touch on the piano. Please FEBRUARY 19th thru TUESDAY have her play one more tune." (This time with a In Rank hammer,) OAKHURST—Monmouth Coun- "Oh, what a darling baby. He's the very image cil of the Boy Scouts last year FEBRUARY 20th ... at the TRAVEL AGENCY INC. of you, George." (Some kids never have any luck.) recorded a great gain in the Serving Monmouth County for Fifteen Vein number of its members who ad- "I hate to break up the game, but I promised my vanced one or more Scout ranks LINCROFT wife I'd be home early." (Oh, boy, I must be $40 bucks in 1961. County Judge Elvin R. «•— 10 Reckless PI. Telephone ahead—at least.) Simmill, who heads the council's Cor. Broad Street advancement committee, reports "I wish I could make a martini like that, Jim." Red Bank *H 1-5080 here were 5,161 rank advance- PHARMACY (I'd patent it, and market it as a sink cleanser.) ments and that the council issued Cosmetic department © Lovely Complexion Secret 4,151 merit badges in 83 different You can reserve and pick up airline, ireamthip, subjects ranging from agriculture "Your speech really laid 'em in the aisles, chief." to zoology. The council has a but and four tickets, hotel and retort area (They got tired sleeping sitting up.) membership of. 9,126 as of Dec. Miss Thelma Thomas "Tell me, what really is the secret of your lovely 31, 1961. Helena Rubenstein reservations at our offices. complexion?" (Steel wool? Sandpaper?) The Cub Scout djvision had the Beauty Consultant "After dinner, we haye a real treat. Elmer and highest number of rank badges IT COSTS NO MORE issued. In this group, 3,246 badges Starting at I o'clock on Monday and Joan are going to tell us about their adventures while were earned by the 4,414 reg- Tuesday, Miss Thomas w»JI give TO BOOK THROUGH bird watching in Peru." (They are, that is, if the mickeys istered Cubs, not including sev- eral thousand arrow awards. consultations and also YOU I put in their coffee don't take effect.) YOUR LOCAL TRAVEL AGENT Fifty three Scouts were awarded will receive FREE your own specially "I think: it's wonderful that your dog is so friend- the Eagle Scout rank, the highest charted BEAUTY GUIDE, plus . .. ly." (If I just could find a pin, I'd get that mutt off award a boy may earn. NEW make-up tricks and my lap.) The most popular merit badge earned was cooking, with a total individual skin-care analysis "Please let me help you put the things on the table, of 228 badges. Next was first aid and recommendation TAX-iXHAUSTIOHl Jane." (If someone doesn't help you, we'll never get and swimming which scored 225 Tfi* wfislt to eat.) awards. Camping was third with CALL IN FOR AN APPOINTMENT fob ot figuring 195 awards. The three citizenship NOW! dtducHont "Why, of course, I don't mind. I love a man who badges — home, community, and vovfrf fc« 0 lot smokes a cigar." (But not here—in Timbuktu.) nation — had'a combined total SHadyside 1-7616 Hflir II you of 426. "I hear your son is staying on at the university . Everyone is invited to attend had a ptrma. and taking an advanced degree." (What's the matter Scout leaders feel, Judge Sim- Hint rxord of mill said, that the advancement •*p»ndlfi/r«i with him? My son found a job.) record is evidence of "real don't forget to make a* y«vr cfiMlt "It's okay, Joe. I know you really didn't mean half growth and a healthy experience link* end of what you said." (But don't worry, old pal, I'll gefot r the Scouts." a date at the Diet! of poy. even for the half you did mean,) •iMft i°n year It adds up! More and more tanttlltd "Now, remember, if there's ever anything I canpeople use The Register ads each do for you—." (Don't call me—and you can bet I won't issue because results come fas- ter.—Advertisement. LINCROFT call you.) Ensign Allen Ends • 2-Tone "Leaves" Returned by Bank—Three- PHARMACY Navy Officer Course 3-ROOM OUTFITS LEONARDO - Ensign Alar Full balance du« $174, originally Newman Springs Rd. Allen, Concord Ave., wii grad- $435: inclufiinsf 8-plece sleeper liv- ing room, 7-plece modern bedroom. Look ahead now uated frcm Officers Candidate 45-piecB hltchen enspmblr, plus TV School, Newport, R. I., Feb. 9 aet; pay f 1.50 weekly. Account No. LINCROFT to figuring your 1962 348. Spft Mr. Reese or phone MA He has been attending th< 3-&63B. BushbfTff Bros., 72 Spring- lie Id Ave,, Nnwark. Open Mon., income tax report and make things led eatier for school since fall and was fo Wfd.. Frl. till 9; TUPS., Thura.. Call for FREE Home Delivery-SH 1-7616 yourself by opening a checking account here. Pay- merly at Great takes, 111. Sat. till 6. Fre« parking. where he received his boo ments by check are easy to keep track of, easy to training prove! Ensign Allen will attend th( submarine school In New I/m don, Conn. KEANSBURG-MIDDLETOWN Ensign Allen was married Sal urday, Feb. 10 to Miss Caroli NATIONAL BANK Mover of Evanston, 111., in KEANSBURG MIDDLETOWN L1NCR0FT Lutheran church. Robert Megil Leonardo, was best man. Church & Carr Ave. Kinp Hwy. UncroftjShoppIng Mr. and Mrs. Charles Allen ant 787-0100 OS 1-2800 SH 7-0900 Deborah Allen were present a the graduation of Ensign Mien.

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Crochet leaves separately — then, sew together for dramatic, accent doilies to use anywhere. », N* rort Clfy BEACH CLUB The note for summer! Set i table with place mats made of 2-tone "leaves". Pattern 9R8: SCHEDULE I to"* ! OCEAN AVE. (North Beach) SEA BRIGHT crochet directions for mats K /2 RED and lli/j inches in string. £?"->«. Send Thirty-five cents (coins) for this pattern — add 10 cents Beginning on Saturday, March 3, the for each pattern for ls'-class mailing. Send to Laura Wheeler, club office will open daily for the care of The Red Bank Register. Needlecraft Dept., P. O. Box acceptance of applications for the 161, Old Chelsea Station, New York II, N.Y, Print plainly pat- E3 1962 season. We invi+e you to in- tern number, name, address and zone. spect Sea Bright's finest private FOR THE FIRST TIME! Over '!00 design? in our new, IP62 Anbury Ncfdlccraft Catalog — hiREi'st beach club. ?ver! Panes, pages, paftrs of fashions, home accessories to knit, croclirt, sew, weave, em- broider, quilt. See Jumho-knit Tel. 842-2358 P. O. Box 315, Sea Bright hits, cloths, spreads, toys, linens, nfghans plus free patterns, Send ALL FARES PLUS TAX 25c: ; " Ranch Apartment* on Ocean JSt. Patrick'* Day RED BA.VK REGISTER Friday, February 16. 19(52—5 Apartments Avs., Weri End, win opesr twe of itr decorated model JJ^-TO Disarmament'—-and Red ChinaDance h Planned units -for public inspection 'this WEST LONG BRANCH — The By JAMES MARLOW Being Shown week-end, truly unpredictable, agreed to of Trustees of the Com- WASHINGTON (AP) - what the 18 had agreed.. BRANCH - Hall Mark Rabar Corp., Union, ji the The sponsor of this grouping of 44 whole tortured and gloomy prob- The ultimate problem ""is u that (A) The chief inspector on munily Center his annouced apartments built in two clusters lem of disarmament is summed simple — and as horribly com- Russian territory must -be a that the Lions Club will hold a of single-story, air conditioned, up in two conditions laid down plex — as that, remembering it's Russian and (B) That Russia St. Patrick's Day dance March brick'buildings. They will serve by President Kennedy. the Red Chinese who despise the could veto inspection. 17 in the center. Profits will be YOU CAN WIN doctrine of 'peaceful coexis- So years of talking boil down as a prototype for similar 1. Any disarmament agree- donated to the center. ' structures the corporation clans tence" and insist communism to this: The Russians have re- ment! he told his news con- The annual community center! to build in the northeast. ference Wednesday, would have must triumph through conflict. fused to agree to any inspection system that, means anything; [show, "The Big Giggle," will be 1,000 Each contains a 27 x 12 foot to cover the world and that must The more immediate problem, ( IF rOU OPEN A cathedral ceiling living room; ultimately include Red China. just as complex, is getting the and, without it, Kennedy says presented April 5-7. Rehearsals; The Young Men's Shop On the SGCOnd floor is wood paneled dining room, 15 x 2. And he said any agreement United States and Russia to there can be no agreement. :30j~f popular with many J. Kridel customers. f f D CHARGE 11 foot master bedroom, a dress must include an effective inspec- agree on disarmament terms At this writing it isn't even ing room with a formica vanitory tion system. which include an inspection sys- clear the United Stales and tile bath, and a large So one condition requires ap- tem to prevent cheating. Russia Russia will agree — at the 18- kitchen. Planned is an extensive proval by the unpredictable — says inspection is spying. nation disarmament talks next landscaping project to include Red China. The other — inspec- The two sides have kicked month — to make a nuclear test GRAND private gardens with barbecue tion — calls for agreement on around the idea of general dis- ban part of the'negotiations. pits and other facilities. what has been unobtainable after armament . since shortly after Therefore this past week's years of negotiations. World War II. Banning nuclear rumpus —• Premier Khrushchev's DISCOUNT CIHTIR8 But the R«d Chinese, whom tests became linked with it after proposal for an 18-nation sum- It pays to advertise in The 1954, a year in which the United Register.—Advertisement. this country won't even recognize mit meeting on disarmament and as the legitimate government of States and Russia had big tests. Kennedy's rejection of it until mainland China, are not among From then on both sides came progress is made- — has no the 18 nations which sit down under increasing pressure to talk meaning so far as agreement at Geneva March 14 to try to about banning tests altogether. goes. reach a disarmament agreement. They started talking Oct. 31, Kennedy and Khrushchev don't RED BANK Truly Unpredictable 1958 and, on and off, had 353 have to be there to show they Clearance sessions which finally broke up mean business. If they do, they Accounting & Even if the 18 did reach an Jan. 29, 1962. ON agreement it could not, in Ken- can instruct their representatives Office Services nedy's own words, have real In that time it might seem to talk business. meaning unless Red China was they made some progress, they Against this baqkground some then brought in and, this is the agreed to a preamble and 17 pessimism about the outcome is LIGHTING WHY NOT LET US articles of a draft treaty; and understandable. Keep your account- Russia even made a switch and ing records In our accepted the American principle FIXTURES office or on your 3 Soldiers of inspection. premises. If that looks impressive, it Radio Engineers Are Indicted shouldn't: For Information 1. The Russians, who had re Meet Wednesday FREEHOLD - Three Fort fused to consider making test Phone Monmouth soldiers were indicted bans a part of general dis RED BANK - The annual din-| SH 7-5069 by the Monmouth County Grand armament talks, made a switch ner meeting of the Monmouth i etectpuc SUPPLV co. Jury here yesterday on charges and decided they should be Subsection, Institute of Radio En- of imparing the morals of a handled together. gineers, will be held Wednesday1 284 Shrewsbury Ave. minor girl. Last Week <* »ur Nothing Doing at 7:30 p.m. in Molly Pitcher Ho-j R ED BANK The indictments were among Then, when the United States tel. The pre-dinner cocktail hour those handed up to Superior Court agreed to this, Russia re-switched will begin at 6:30 p.m. ' Judge J. Edward Knight. and said: nothing doing. Guest speaker will be Richard Prosecutor Vincent P. Keuper 2. While the Soviets agreed H. Dorf, president of the Schober ANNIVERSARY SALE said the soldiers, Richard Rossi- Organ Corporation and chief de- STATEMENT: ter, Daniel Risener and Dennis signer of the company's electron- DEAR CHUBBY: C. King, are charged with com To Give Talk ic organs which are available to I can't teach you how to twist on Wednes- mitting the offense with a 12- amateurs and professionals who of famous brand, high quality day, Feb. 21. I am going to a seventh birth- year-old girl in a wooded area of desirB to build their own instru- day celebration which will be the event of New Shrewsbury Jan. 5. ments. His topic will be "Elec- the year... Skinny. Louis T. Kennedy, Shrewsbury tronic Musical Instruments." Ave., Red Bank, was indicted on Electronic organs provide tones FACT: a charge of petit larceny and re- that imitate those of the pipe HOME FURNISHINGS DEAR SKINNY: ceiving stolen goods. organs but are less expensive and The prosecutor said Kennedy is smaller than the latter. They As much as I like to twist, I wouldn't miss GENUINE DISCOUNTS UP TO 33>/ % that seventh birthday celebration on Wednes- charged having six tires in his have gained popularity in recent 3 day, Feb. 21 for the world . . . Chubby. possession when he was picked years because of the compara- up by police Dec. 10. The tires tive ease with which a person There's another statement on page 11 were valued.at $96 and had been can learn to play. 41ST ANNIVERSARY COMPANION SALE OF stolen front Walt's Service Sta. In his lecture, Mr. Dorf will tion, Rt. 35, Middletown. discuss the approaches to the Louis De Capua of Maplewood creation of suitable musical ef- CARPETS, HOOKED and BRAIDED RUGS, etc. Ave., Keansburg, was charged fects. Slides will be used to il- with breaking and entering. lustrate the talk, and at least Mr. Keuper said De Capua is one electronic organ designed by SPECIALS IN SIMMONS. SEALY & OSTERMOOR BEDDING ALL ALUMINUM charged with breaking into the the speaker will be used to show Combination Palmer Service Station, Rt. 35, the different results obtainable. Holmdel, Oct. 15. In charge of tickets for the Always remember to Frank DeLuca of Keyport was dinner meeting are Guy John- bring room STORM & SCREEN charged with grand larceny. son, George Senn, Harold Hersh, The defendant, the prosecutor Tingye Li, Douglas Russell and McKELVEY'S measurement* Rev. Charles A. Sayre said, is charged with taking William Novick. EASY CHARGE AND BUDGET PAYMENTS ARRANGED equipment valued at $662 from RED BANK — The Men's Di- WINDOWS the Edwards Industrial Center, vision of the Greater Red Bank RETURN HOME 2-Hour Fr«o Park- Matawan Township, Oct. 28. Area Council of Churches will 21 WEST MAIN STREET, FREEHOLD, N.J. FAIR HAVEN—Mr. and Mrs ing at Let In Rear Sue Bratton o[ Seventh Ave., hear about "A Faith for the 20th John M. Barnes and children, TELEPHONE: HOpkins 2-0630 RBR2.IS.62 $ Long Branch, is charged with Century" at a Communion break- of MeKefvey's Marty and Suzi, 281 Hance Rd., We have expert carpet layers for aver/ job anywhera issuing worthless checks. fast Thursday at 7:30 a.m. in have returned to their name fol- tfore. Mrs. Bratton is charged with the Presbyterian Church. lowing a visit with relatives in Store Hours: Monday thru Saturday 8:00 A. M. to 5:30 P. M. issuing six worthless checks in The speaker will be Rev. Dr. Milford and New Haven, Conn, 6 - 55 Red Bank, West Long Branch, Charles A. Sayre, 41, who ha over the holiday weekend. •STORE OPEN FRIDAY TO 9:00 P.M. > • Up to giant 3S"x65" • No Eatontown and Long Branch to- been pastor of the Asbury Park salesmen! • No commissions! taling $179, the prosecutor said. Methodist Church since 1953. 4 - *%&* •v. • We sell what we advertise Thomas Ifaran of Harrison and Rev. Dr. Sayre was executive • Triple Insert! o Triple tilt Albert J. Kingston of Kearny secretary of the Board of Educa- action! Made of quality heal- were charged with breaking and tion of the New Jersey Confer- hardened extruded aluminum entering. , ence of the Methodist Church to give rugged wear with mini- The prosecutor said the two from 1947 to 1953. mum ol maintenance. Screen men are charged with breaking The pastors of member and two glass panels move up into Walsh's Sweet Shop, 63 churches of the council have Church St., Keansburg, July 9. tickets for the breakfast. and down, tilt inward for sim- COMPANY ple cleaning . . . Installation Thomas Taber of Marlboro is charged with petit larceny. AI BUR r PAIK 110 IANK optional. Taber, Mr. Keuper said, is Indian Guides charged with taking tires and 20-gal. wheels valued at $90 Sept. 9 Hold Powwow from a used car dealer on Rt. 79 RED BANK - A hundred and STEEL SALE! in the township. ten fathers, sons and family Charles V. Ross, Branchport members attended the first local TRASH MUTE Ave., Long Branch, is charged Indian Guides Pow-wow at tho CAN with assault with intent to com- Community YMCA here. Eight Have a FOOD PLAN WALL PAINT mit carnal abuse. of the ten tribes had representa J with cover The prosecutor said Ross is tion. The program included In- charged with committing the of- dian games conducted by Ch.ef 14 ... do a blue ribbon job of feeding your family Regular 79 fense with a 15-year-old Belmar "Running Fox" — Wilbur C. Hol- 99 7.45 GAL. girl in South Belmar Dec. 11. lands, song leading and introduc enjoyable, nutritious meals — save time and 6 Herbert Berger, formerly of tion of tribes by the Nation Chief 2 • Colors and while Tanglewood La., Lakewood, is "Peace Maker" Don Hayes, and charged with misappropriating story telling bv Chief "White energy . . . be thrifty too with Steinbach's funds paid to a contractor for Cloud" Don B. Monro. i BUDGET TERMS • FREE DELIVERY building purposes. A, talk on "Use of the Bow and HOME FOOD SERVICE STORE HOURS: 8 A.M. TO 8 P.M. According to the prosecutor, Arrow" was given by Mrs. B. WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY TO 9 & Berger had been paid by Charles Ruth Monro of Middletown. Dur "Between Yanko's & Reussilles" V" and Rose Mazza $1,500 to build a ing Mrs. Monro's talk fathers par- shell home for them in Ocean- ticipated in the shooting. port. James Chambers of Wana- During the next five davs four Steinbach's Food Plan gives you: massa claims Berger failed to more tribes are scheduled to be lOWJlo had wehyt/mg pay him $252 for electrical work, inducted in the Navesink Nation, 32 Broad St. SHadyside 1-7500 Red Bank and Gregory Christopher of West the Red Bank Y's territory. • U. S. Government grade prime and Long Branch claims Berger failed to pay him $550 for plumbing choice meats cut the way you work, the prosecutor said. like them.

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D, YOU choose what YOU want on the payment plan you are not obligated. However, if you wish, 1 our home economist will call and show you Dear C. D.: that suits YOU Fish don'l drink wine. In how Steinbach's HOME FOOD SERVICE can fuel, it sounds like it's high help you. cat and live better. lime you went on the wsgon. HI RHR YES NO (Sheesh!) Ked %ank Kegister THIS TIME, U-AIONE! JIM BISHOP: n-"'\. IMlBrMd Red Bank, N. J. ' Statt Hlgfamy g, MhMetowa Reporter Ertibliihed 1878 by John H. Cook and Henry Clay THOMAS IRVING BROWN, Publisher 1128-1(91 The treat Sport of Telephoning JAMES J. HOGAN, Editor M. HAROLD KELLY, Genera) Manager W. HARRY PENNINGTON, Production Manager Some people doodle while they phone. I make little absent-minded notes. I phoned my father. He Member ol the Associated Press Th« AHOCUUd Pri» li entitled exclusive!* 'o the use for rtpu&lleatton ol til the local BIWI printed lives with my sister Adele. When I hung up, 20 min- It Uil« Braipiptr u well u ill AP n«\v< dlipatcnee. utes later, the notes read like this; Member Audit Bureau of Circulation Me: Hello, Dad. What's new. Dad: HI, Jim. Nothing The Red B»nk negllter mumei na nnanoltl rsiponilbllltlci Inr typn«r»phlcil «ron m «dv«rtnemente. but wlil reprint without chert*, the! part ol an edvrrtliemrnt In which the typographical error occurs. Ad here. Me: It's snowing a little. Sort of Tertltere will pleaee notlfv the management Immciilsteiy of any error whlcb may ot.cur. •wet Dad: Adele is going into the hos- Trill BiwicsDir anumei no responsibilities for itatementi or opinion* tn letter! from Me readera, pital Thursday. Me: I want to speak to •ubicrlptlon Prlcei in Aavjnct One year flS.OO Blx months. 18.00 her before I get off. Single eot>f tx counter, T eente Blnsjla copy by mill, & cents Dad: It's all arranged. Me: That's FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1902 good. Dad: I sent you a letter. Did you get it? Me: Not yet. Dad: That's funny.. ' WHAT PIP YOU TELL THE Waybe John (Note: my absent-minded Taxes in Raritan brother) forgot to mail it Me: Yeah. BISHOP Ead: I typed it on that machine you Most municipal budgets this Most taxpayers in Raritan (a loaned me. I'm getting back in practice. year, as last year, the year before town of "young" people) are vet- and ad infinitum—seem to be go- erans. The loss of 80 per cent of tto Me: It all comes back. Dad: That's too bad. That you didn't get it. Me: I'll get it tomorrow. Don't worry. ing up. veterans' exemption will mean more Put Adele on. Dad: Anything new? Me: Nothing. I'll pick taxes for veterans even though tb But the proposed 1962 budget in you up tomorrow and you can stay here until Adele over-all tax rate is down. Raritan Township is going the other comes home. way. By holding the line where pos- This, however, is not the fault sible and keeping increases to a of the Township Committee, or the And Then 'Hello' minimum, the governing body has Board of Education—it is a result of Dad: Swell. We'll shoot some pool. Me: Yeah. managed to cut 30 cents per $100 the new state law—and what should Put Adele on. Dad: They're going to operate Friday assessed valuation off the tax rate be remembered is that except for the morning. She's going to St. Francis. Me: Yop. Kelly —which will more than offset the local tax cut things would be much ..:;•••> >£&S*3s wants to talk to Adele too. Dad: Okay. I'll put her on. 22-cent hike for school taxes. A six- worse—indeed. Adele: Hello? Me: Hello, doll. I'll bet you're climb- ing walls. Adele: (nervous laugh) I wish they'd do it cent county tax rate decrease will These Baysx WILLIAM right now and be done with it Me: It's the waiting.' help too. Fathers and teachers, I ponder, Adele: Oh, that waiting. Me: Well, you people are all The Township Committee is to "What is hell?" I maintain that it is The President's Brother alike. It takes years to acquire rocks in a gall bladder be commended for this budget. Cold the suffering of being unable to love. By GEORGE E. SOKOLSKY S. WHITE and you do nothing about it Now, you want an im- figures do not always tell the story, —Fydor Dostoevsky WASHINGTON - Industrial! mediate miracle. The President's brother is_making a hit on his trip but Mayor Philip J. Blanda, Jr., has George Romney's open plunge In Adele: I suppose. How are the children? Me: Ev- (1821-1881) in Asia. Many regard Bobby Kennedy'as a tough guy to the preliminaries for the 196-4 emphasized one interesting point: erybody is okay. Send a card to little Elinor. She's one Russian novelist but if being direct and straight-forward and saying what Republican presidential nomina- tion is shaping up into a large Im- year old. Adele: You're telling me? I sent it last week. The Township Committee's surplus one believes to be true is to be tough, then Robert F, mediate windfall to all the othei How's Ginny? Me: She called up and said she wai in account has risen $7,000 (as of the Kennedy presents to the American public and to th hopefuls. The poet is a light and winged the kitchen and one of the kids did something naughty end of 1961) and for the first time world the kind of American that we His decision to run for gover- and holy thing, and there is no in- and she couldn't find out which one, so she fanned all in four years the trend of surplus used to know before we began to polish nor of Michigan, as an avenue vention in him until he has been to the White House, has im- of them. • .- decline has been halted. up. The Japanese Communists get mensely eased the current prob- i inspired and is out of his senses, and touch of Bobby's way when they were lems of "the other fellows" — The Board of Education, though Also the Good Old Days the mind is no longer in him: when scared away from debating him. Richard Nixon, Nelson Rocke- it has been criticized by some for feller and Sen. Barry Goldwatei Adele: Oh for the good old days when they were • he has not attained this state, he is The simplicity of the man and his of Arizona. Us proposed budget, is also to be all little. Me: You can have it Adele: Oh, no. You can powerless arid unable to utter hi wife is beyond doubt new to Asiatics It turns the spotlight of im commended. and some may think that Bobby is mediate national attention strict- have it I'm all over those days. Me: How's Emil? Adele:' oracles. —Plato from Ion putting on. But they will soon know tha ly upon Romney and away from That's a great husband I got. All he says is 'When are The board is behind the "eight them. Usually, politicians hap- SOKOLSKY this is a well-organized mind, capable you going in? Why don't you go in today?' Once the ball" in its efforts to improve the pily gulp the black ink of the honeymoon is over, they can't wait to get rid of you. '. school system because funds avail- As these people do not live in cir- of dealing with facts as they develop and that there i headlines. But there are time; no use attempting to put anything over on him. —such as this—when they an Me: Oh I don't know. Adele: I'm getting pills already able for new classroom construction cumscribed territories, many causes glad to avoid early exposure am to keep me calm. Me: You sound calm. Adele: I get Americans generally stand in awe of European unselfishly pleased to see som cannot, for many years, match the of strife arise between them; they more when I get into Jersey City and walk in the door and Asiatics and tend to bow before the great, regard- other chap clearly identified a: quarrel about waste land as we do of St. Francis. need for new school space. ing the traditional pomp and ceremony of their sur- frontrunner. The man whosi about inheritances. Thus they fin head is highest the earliest get! It was with this knowledge that roundings as important. They will find that while Bobby hit on it the most. Me: Concentrate on when you get home. You'll be frequent occasions for war, in dis the board pared its budget—to hold Kennedy has all the finesse of his brother, he can, with Eager to 'Second' able to eat loin of pork and sauerkraut. Adele: Not' current taxes down as much as pos- putes in relation either to their hunt ease, push it all aside and not only skip rope but maki Indeed, Messrs. Nixon, Rocld right away. It takes time. Me: Well, God bless you, kid. sible, with an eye to future bond ing, their fishing, and pasture fo ideas move fast because he does not permit position t< feller and Goldwater are gener- Our prayers are with you all the way. Adele: Thanks. ously prepared to second the nom- Doctor Yanowitz says to call him and he'll tell you the their cattle . . . interfere with conduct. ination of George Romney—to be issues for additional new schools. news after the operation. JFK Made No Mistake the chief risk-taker, that is, in tru A budget can be pared just so —Charles de Montesquieu very early maneuvering for '64. He walks about his office in his shirt's sleeves no Me: What's his first name? Adele: Bernard, I think much, however, without endangering (1689-1755) Timing is a most critical fac- as a demonstration of Jeffersonian democracy but as they're all named Bernard. His number is HE 4-4423. current operation of a school system. French political philosophei tor in politics. And Romney's a matter of choice. He decorates his office with hi timing serves the present inter- Me: Say it again, Adele: HE 4-4423. Me: Got it. Okay, children's drawings which he regards as good art and ests of Nixon, Rockefeller and Addie. Adele: Wait a minute. Dad wants to talk to jt>u. Goldwater. ' Your Money's Worth: if anyone prefers Picasso, they are free to pursue their Me: Put him on. Nixon has difficulty enough, taste. right now, in trying to restore his Public Causes Convulsion in Savings Field President Kennedy made no mistake in appointing influence by winning the gover- Doesn't Believe Herself his brother attorney general. He has turned that into norship of California. Rockefe By SYLVIA PORTER ler has all he presently needs ii Dad: Jim? Listen. They're going to operate Friday a hard, functioning office based upon a program tha seeking re-election as governor o; morning. Dr. Yanowitz figures it will all be over by . The convulsion you are now tlons in the first half of Januar your savings patterns, you'll hel does not seek sensationalism but produces results. New York while fending off th< stimulate home building, expan noon. He wants you to call him at twelve thirty. Me: eausing In the savings field is was $75 million against (14: Undoubtedly the weakest link in the administra- too-eager embraces of far-out lib astounding even the most in- million fa the same period a yeai sion of factories, modernizatio; eral Republicans on one side an Yes. I got the— Dad: The number is HE 4—got a pen- of machinery. For you're putting tive chain of any Administration is the State Depart formed, disturbing even the most ago. The same trend is occurring soliciting conservative friendshi cil? HE 4-4423. Me: I got it from Adele. Dad: You got complacent among our nation's in U.S. Savings bonds. money into institutions whic ment. This is no criticism of Dean Rusk. It is a produci on the other side. will seek to put it to work to what from Adele? Me: The doctor's phone number. Dad: financiers. The meaning of this goes far of accumulation of errors beginning in the Roosevel Constant Risk The upheav- beyond the obvious. earn money for them In the Oh, I thought she was talking to Kelly. al was trigger- financing of homes, of plants, Administration when President Roosevelt ignored Secre Goldwater carries that burde ed Jan. 1 of Response to Competition of machinery. tary of State Cordell Hull and operated through a serie of constant political risk whic Me: I'll put Kelly on. Dad: Okay, here's Adele. rests upon any man who mus this year when It means that you are not near- It means also that the' U.S. Kelly: Adele? Don't let it worry you. It's just like child- under an ly as Indifferent to or ignorant Treasury well may have to face of under secretaries, thus creating an administrate stand up and be counted in SenaK amendment to about rates paid on savings as a new decision on raising the confusion. As a consequence the chain of command roll calls. Moreover, as the void birth. You keep telling yourself that you feel no pain Itg "Regulation bankers generally have believed, rate paid on U.S. savings bonds, became dislodged and gave the irremovable lower eche of a highly conservative wing of and you feel no pain. Adele: It won't work. I neverJbe> Q." You do understand how '/2 or Today, an "E" bond p»ys you 3% the GOP, he is fully occupied now the Fed lon an authority in the formation of policy to which in avoiding being kissed to deaf lieve a word I tell myself. Kelly: Try it Adele: I'll try. • eral Reserved per cent additional interest a per cent if you hold i; to maturity year can swell a nestegg over in seven years, nine months and it was not entitled. by far-out right-wing Republ. I asked Dr. Yanowitz if they took my appendix out the Board told cans trying to push him into po c o m m e rcla a period of time. When you are a bit over 2'/2 per cent if you hold Robert Kennedy will see the maneuverings of smal last time and he doesn't remember. They have to look PORTER the bond for a year and a half. sitions of a fatal extremism. banks they reated to a publicity campaign minds to keep themselves in jobs while great events it up on a surgical chart. could pay up to Zl/i per cent as well as a rate hike, you do The 3'4 per cent rate is still Nixon, Rockefeller and Gold- interest annually on regular respond to the competition, re- comparatively fair, but if today's are permitted to pass them by. He will catch" the frauds water, in short, all need a respite Kelly: They going to take out the appendix and trends persist, it won't continue from national attention so that savings accounts end up to 4 act to the virtues of a buyer's as they are practiced and he will observe the fraudu the gall bladder? Adele: If it's still there they will. God, per cent Interest annually on market. so — and while the U.S. Treasury they can cope single-mindedlj ent personalities who will substitute theatrical accents with problems near at home. savings deposits left over one It means too that, by shifting doesn't want to pay a premium I don't think there's much left to take out What's left year. It has been fanned by your over what private financial in- and mannerisms for propriety of conduct. We have a Each is in trouble as it is. Nixon after a hysterectomy? Kelly: Your teeth. Adele: That's distinct and, to many, un stitutions offer on savings, way of thinking of many of these personalities as sub- cannot underrate the powerful CARMICHAEL doesn't want to penalize' little forces, outside California as wel. funnier than you think. expected awareness of the dif- versive when actually they are only incompetent. They ference between rates paid on investors In its bonds either. as in it, which see an opportunity savings by financial Institutions The fate on U.S. Savings bonds are not subversive; they are often stupid. to knock him off for good by re- Getting Things Straight •nd your willingness to shift your has been raised before by electing the amiable Democratii The stupid had better not play their fol-de-rol on governor, Edmund "Pat" Brown savings to get an extra fraction shortening of the life of the bonds Kelly: I'll get off, Adele. Adele: No, wait a minute. of a per cent interest. It hns - in 1952, 1957. 1959 - and the Bobby Kennedy. He will see through them as swiftly Rockefeller, apart from the po- been intensified by the determi- rate can be hiked again. More- as his brother but his response is likely to be rougher. litical dangers and personal trag- Dad wants to say^something to Jim: Kelly: Okay. Put nation of savings banks and over, under the 1959 law, Presl He has less time to be merciful. His interest in foreign edy of his coming divorce, is be- him on. Dad: Jim? Me: Yes, Dad. Dad: What time do savings and loan associations to dent Kennedy can authorize t ing put over the barrel by the you think you'll pick me up? I don't want you to make rate hike as high as 4'4 per cent policy is acute but that does not mean that there is to very-liberal Republicans whose compete for new and old ac- a special trip up here. Me: Forget it. I'll be there. Dad: counts by raising their rates in without asking Congressional ap- be a conflict between Bobby Kennedy and Dean Rusk orifiinal hero he was. Such as- turn to the highest levels in a proval. "t simply means that the President's brother is going sociates as Sen. Jacob Javlts of Think you can make it before one? She's leaving for generation. New York are pressuring hiffKto the hospital at one. Rates Iifipresslve to have a look around at what is going on. continue to act as a very special A competitive war is on for The degree to which savings The first job of diplomacy, whether conducted by kind of liberal Republican, the your savings and It's shaping up Me: I doubt it. However, I'll try. Dad: Well, what- . rates have climed in recent years the State Department or indirectly by the CIA, is to New York-liberal kind. This line is the fiercest since the.pre- is impressive by any yardstick may be hot stuff in New York ever time you get here, I'll be packed and ready. Okay? depression days of the 1920s. Only a short time ago, most keep the President informed as to the details of situa- but it is poison to the Middle Me: Okay, Dad. I won't be any later than two. I'll Buyer's Market lommercial banks were paying tions. The evidence is likely to show that the President Western and Yankee New Eng- answer the mail, do some work and then I'll drivo up. A "buyer's market" has re- a minimum on savings accounts is not informed neither swiftly nor accurately enough. land Republicans whose delegate turned for savings, and the Now, 40 per cent of the 6,100 votes are hard tn overcome at Dad: Just a minute. Adele wants to say something. thrifty individual is being courted mnks belonging to the Federa For some incalculable reason the hearings of the presidential nominating convc, Me: Okay. Put her on. on every front. Reserve System are paying Eastland Committee have thus far been suppressed but lions. Adele: Jim? Do you think you'll be able to visit me Money already saved is flowing above 3 per cent, and half of there can be no doubt .that their publication would Romney Is Good News from one type of institution to them arc paying the new maxi- in the hospital? Me: Honey, you know I'm not much ' establish that as regards Cuba, the President was im- So, for now Romney is gond another at a pace unprecedented mum rales allowed. Now, rate; an the visiting bit. Let's put it this way—I'll try. What • In modern times. New savings ;);]id by savings institutions #c properly informed and probability is that this has hap- lews to all the others. They will are beinf; attracted tn the tradi- ;ive him his head for a while; are the visiting hours? Adele: I don't know. Me: That's s lii^h ns -P', per cent In the pened throughout the world. The techniques of informa- ndecd, they will spur and cheer tional mediums of banks instead iVcsl, good. I'll try to make it. But, whether I do or not, I'll of into such forms as common ion therefore need to be reorganized and speeded up. lim on. But if there is great The old fashioned, easy ways ;hort-term profit in this, (hero be thinking of you all the time. slocks. The familiar stand-by of :> save are slaginR a spectacular A slow-minded, self-serving, opinionated second secre- millions of small investors — the •esurgencc. are back in style s also a great long-term danger. Adele: Thanks. Now wait a minute until I see if tary of an embassy can do infinite damage without be- In co-operating in a Romney U.S. Snvings E bond — Is feel- nil indefinite period. Dad wants to say anything? What? No, he has nothing ing the rivalry. ng a subversive. He need only be a jackass. miltlup now. they run the risk o[ loins the job all too well. Just since the start of this MAN? OF THE YEAR No one has taken that kind of a look-see at the to say. He'll see you tomorrow anyway. Me: Love to year, It's estimated savings In The warring professionals tried Emil and Jean and Elinor Anne. Adele: Okay. Bye. YUMA, Ariz. (AP)-Newsmen 'oreign Service in a long time. The tendency is to be similar tnctic two decades ago commercial banks havo sky- the Yum a Daily Sun were Me: Bye ... rocketed $2.5 billion! In banks ined and dined, to be shown the sights and introduced ith amateur-outsider Wendell tunned when they tallied the fillkie, thinking that their real In the big-cily money centers voter, in the annual poll for Man o the celebrities and to come home describing how fllonc the increase last month | ivals were each other and thai "Mr. Watson, come here, I want you" 'if the Year honors. onderful everything is. i due season they could together was $1.4 billion. Meanwhile, the The winner hv a Hide margin flinv of frnds io savings and limn On the other hand, a man like Bobby Kennedy olish Willliii-off. And they wound Alexander Graham Bell said "What God hath was Mrs. Clarissa Winsor, 81- p seeing the GOP convention associations has slowed; the rise yenr-old curator of the Arizona ill see through all the nonsense and will wonder who rought" over the first telephone. He was the only one in savings held liy 605 associaf ,, i. ., ... ———— jiear-uiu curator-oi ino A ^impeding to that amateur-out- I 0-hnlay, lelmmry 10^1962 Territorial Prison Museum. eally works in the shop. der, the Romney of 1940. ', ble to hold it to seven words ... j Schedule of Religious Services R£b BANK REGISTER FWay, February 16,1962—7

BAPTIST . UNITARIAN FELLOWSHIP ST. JAMES CATHOLIC , PRESBYTERIAN METHODIST TRINITY EPISCOPAL Red Bank Red Bank Red Bask Red Bank Rod Bank Red Bank Brotherhood Week Rev. Stanley E. Mugridge, pas- "Myths About Race and Hous- Sunday masses are at *, 7, 8, Rev. Dr. Charles S. Webster, Rev, W. Gordon Lowden, pas- Holy Eucharist will be cele- or, will speak Sunday at the "11 ing" will be the sermomUopic of 9, 10 11 and 12 (high mass) in pastor, will preach Sunday at the tor, will preach Sunday at 9:30 brated Sunday at 8 a.m. Church a.m. service. The ushers will be Rev. Harold R. Dean Sunday at the church and 9, 20 and 11 9:15 and 11 a.m. services. Rev., and 11 a.m. on the lubject, school and the family service will Thomas Wilson, Kenneth Browor, 10:30 a.m. in the Community o'clock In the high school audi- James L. Ewalt, associate minis- Spiritual Adulthood." be at 9:15 a.m. "How Can God be Has Real Meaning William Kacen, Bernard De YMCA. A social period will fol- torium. ter, will assist. William C. Wood, Baptism will be administered Three Persons in One?" will be Loach and Warren Elliot. low. Confessions are heard Satur- minister of music, will play at both services, the subject of a family service By JULES LOH meaningful things to each other." Church school classes will meet days from 4 to 6 p.m. and from "Gravement from Fantasie in G" The music, directed by Herbert talk by the rector, Rev. Canon AP Newsfeatures Wrller Dr. Bernard Mandelbaum, pro- Greeting committee will be from 10:30 to 11:45 a.m. and 9 p.m., weekdays dur- and "Fugue in G" by J. S. Bach. Burtis, wili Include organ pre- Charles H. Best. Morning prayer NEW YORK — A few weeks ost of the Jewish Theoioglcal deacons Franklin Sniften, Thom- j p/y the supervision of George Doyle, W the 8 o'clock mass and after During both services there will lude, "Basse de Trompete" by and sermon by the rector will be ago 'the Board of Parish Educa- Seminary, of America, also sees as R, Wilson and Sidney Dull, religious education director. Nur-j^ services Monday, be recognition of new members. du Mage; intermediate choir an- at 11 o'clock. ion of the United Lutheran he need for conversation and assisted by deaconesses Lorene ovena Loud and Juanita King. sery supervision wili be provided' At the 9:15 service, the Girls' them, "Loving Father of Thy On Wednesday, Holy Eucharist Church In America abruptly can- suggests it begin by discussing Baptisms every Sunday at 1:30 during the service. Choir will sing the anthems "Be Sheep" and "O Thou in All Thy will be celebrated at 8 and 10 celed the impending publication similarities rather than differ- Flowers will be given by Mrs. p.m. in the church. A baptism Thou My Vision," Ancient Irish, Might" by German; anthem will aJM. The Service of Healing will of a book that had been rearly ences. But he also says "this is Reba S. Miller in. memory of the A meeting of tha editorial board|i,iank must be obtained from the and "0 Lord Most Holy" by C. be by the Chancel Choir, be at 8:30 and 10:30 a.m. six years in preparation. not to imply that any energies birthday of her husband, Robert will be held at the home of Dr. [rectory and filled out before the and Mrs. John R. Hobbie, West1- • Franck. 'Blessed Are All They'" by Sow- The Deltas will meet Sundayj Title of the book was "The Dif- needed to preserve the distinctive H, Miller. Baptism takes place. Long Branch Monday at 8:30. At the 11 o'clock service the xby. at 7:30 p.m. 'erence." It explored things that faiths should be diverted from Church school will meet at 9:45 Novctia devotions In honor o! Tower Hill Choir will ting the Altar flowers will be given In On Monday, Alcoholics Anony-, divide Lutherans and Catholics. hat purpose," and it seems to be a.m., the pre-service prayer cir- tho church. ST. ANN'S CATHOLIC anthems "Kyrie" by F. Durante memory of Rev. Roger J. Squire mous and the Al-Anon Group will "Considerable time has elapsed a' characteristic of today's re- cle will meet at 9:30 a.m. in the and "Gloria in Excelsis" by W. and his parents. Mr. and Mrs. meet at 9 p.m. since this course was first pro- igious climate that this nt last Clayton Room. BYF groups will Keansburg ST. ANTHONY'S CATHOLIC A. Mozart. Clarence R. Squire, by Mrs. Rog- jected, and the climate has un- can be done. meet at 6 p.m. followed, at 7:30 Sunday maces will be at 7, 8, Red Bank The Woman's Guild will meet p.m., by the Sunday evening 9, 10, II and noon. At 9:15 and H a.m. church er Squire and daughters, The dergone a marked change in the Fraternally, Frankly Masses are celebrated Sunday Tuesday at 2 p.m. The guest: praise service. The pastor will Daily masses will bo celebrated. 1 ichool classes will meet for nurs- flowers will also be the gift of speaker, Mrs. Charles F. Wreaks, interim," explained Rev. Dr. Ar- For the first time, persons of at 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 and 12 o'clock. preach. at 7I and 8 a.m., except on nrsfirsti I Saturdays ery through eighth grade. Mr. and Mrs.'Gerard Poling in will talk on "Law for the Lay- thur H. Get? of the board's edi- different faiths seem able to dis- Cpnfessions are hcard The Junior Doers will entertain Fridays when the hours will be _ , At 10:30 a.m., a coffee hour will memory of Mrs. Poling's father, man." The Acolytes Guild will torial division. cuss their differences without from 4:30 |0 6 pm and rom :heir parents and teachers at a 6:30 and 8 a.m. be held for the church school and brother, Julius Pittius and meet Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. "Recently the emphasis has rancor. It Is this characteristic 7:30 to 9 p.m. :paRhetti supper tonight in Mary On Holy Days, masses will be staff. Herbert Pittius. been upon conversations between which Dr. Pelikan refers to in Baptims are at 12:30 p.m. The sewing group will meet T. Mount Fellowship Hall. offered at 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 and 11 At 12:15 p.m., Geneva Fellow- Church school sessions will be :he two faiths," he said, "and explaining one difference be- Sundays. Wednesday at 11 a.m. On Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. the a.m., and at 7:30 p.m. «hip will sponsor a coffee hour held Sunday at 9:30 and 11 a.m. stress Is being laid upon under- tween tolerance and understand- The Miraculous' Medal Novena "The Triangle Cruise," a vari- 'ifth session of the study of, Confessions will be heard Sit- for single young adults of the An adult Bible class Sunday at standing each other." ing. is held Mondays at 7:30 p.m. and ety show, will be presented by 'Herein Is Love," by Reuel Howe u.days, first Thursdays, and on congregation, and servicemen. 9:30 o'clock will be taught by the Triangle Club Friday, Feb. New Climate "When, through conversation the Perpetual Novena to St. An- Peyton Wheeler. An orientation ! will be held. Walter Whitaker and ths eves of Holy Days, from 3:30 At 7 p.m., the communicants 23, and Saturday, Feb. 24, .in the Similar manifestations o» this wo go beyond tolerance and thony is held Tuesday at 7:30. course on "The Work of the Miss Dorcas Diaz are the teach- to 5 p.m. and from 7:30 to 8:30 Classes will meet. parish hall. The curtain will rise new religious climate are oc- reach understanding," he says, Church School" will begin Sun- ers of the two groups. p.m. At 7 p.m., the Westminster Fel- at 8 p.m. curring in every part of the na- "we become less touchy and ST. THOMAS EPISCOPAL day at 9:30 a.m. and continue for The Women's Fellowship Ex- Baptisms will be administered lowship for eighth grade students ion, and it's safe to say that more tough in our contacts, de- Red Bank eight consecutive weeks. Miss ecutive Board will meet Wednes- every Sunday at 1 p.m., and ar- will meet In the youth parlor. next week's 28th annual Brother- veloping the freedom and se- Ruth Peterson, conference direc- CHURCH OF CHRIST day at 9 p.m. rancements should be made a Holy Communion will be cele- At 7 p.m., youth seminar hood Week will be observed in curity with one another that en- tor of children's work, will teach Red Bank week in advance of the baptism. brated every Sunday at 8 a.m. classes will be held for high an atmosphere closer than ever able us all to speak fraternally the course, assisted by our own Bible classes will meet Sunday Rev. Edwa-d A. Corrigan is Holy Communion will bo cele- ichool students. before to that which its sponsor, and frankly. CONGREGATION BNAI ISRAEL departmental and divisional su- [at 10 a.m. Rumson pastor and Rev. Stanley Lcvan- brated Sundays at 9:30 a.m., ex- At 8 p.m. the Westminster Fel- the National Conference of Chrls- "This is not a matter of shake cept tho fourth Sunday of each perintendents. Morning worship will begin at hands and come out fighting, but Rabbi Gilbert S. Roscnthal will dowski and Rev. Anthony Luisini lowship for ninth grade students 103.. C. J. Klrkpatrick, minister Hans and Jews, seeks to pro- are assistants. month, when there will be a serv- will meet in the Combs-De Voe Greeterg at the church doors of facing each other critically preach tonight at 8:30 on the sub- of the Arlington, Va., Church of mote. ject "American Jewry and The ice of Morning Prayer at 9:30. Memorial Room. Sunday at 11 a.m. will include The new climate Is reflected just because we are brethren." Christ will be guest speaker, ivil War." He will discuss the LUTHER MEMORIAL Sunday scnool will meet at 9:45 At 8 p.m., the Westminster Fel- Mrs. Herbert Kerr, Mrs. Harry in a series of four pamphlets the lharles Craun will direct the con- role of American Jews in the New Shrewsbury a.m. lowship for 10th, lllh, 12th grade Hotchkiss, Mrs. John Bell, Sr. NCCJ has Issued for this year's REFORMED gregational singing. James El- Northern and Southern Armies, "A Call to Services" will be the students will meet in Westminster and Mrs. Frank Dennis, of Circle observance. Their common title New Shrewsbury liott, Lindal Brown, Robert Min- and the relations between Abra- sermon topic of Rev. Daniel D. ST. MARK'S EPISCOPAL Hall. E. At 9:30, Circle F members, s "Platform of Good Will" and "Be Worldly in a Christian ton and Charles Whittle will serve ham Lincoln and the Jewish Com- Rcinheimer, pastor, Sunday at Keansburg The Hathomar'Club will hold a Mrs. George Weis and Mrs. Mel they present the viewpoints of Way" will be the topic of the Communion. munity. the 10:45 a.m. service. Tho choir Sunday services will begin with swimming party at the Trade vin Berdahl, will greet the mem- Catholic, Protestant, Jew and sermon Sunday at the 9:30 and Mr. Kirkpatrick will give an will sing "I Am the Way, the a celebration of tho Holy Euchar- Winds Beach Club, Sea Bright, bers. Eastern Orthodox. 11 a.m. services by Rev. Issac Cantor Sidney Scharff will other sermon at the evening wor- Truth, and the Life" by C. W, ,st at 8 a.m. tonight at 7:30. The Intermediate Youth Fellow- Though they were written sep- C. Rottenberg. chant the liturgy of the service. ship beginning at 6:30. Dieckmann, under the direction The family Eucharist and Westminster Fellowship will ship will meet Sunday from 7 to arately, a thread of similarity Music will include "Berceuse" The- floral offering for the pulpit Men's training class will meet of Marvin Fichter. Soloists will church school will begin at 9:30 hold a "Winter Record Hop" for 9 p.m. with Rev. Lowden speak runs through all four pamphlets by Goddard, "Intermezzo" by will be donated by Mr. and Mrs. Monday at 7:30 p.m. be Mrs. Earle Fisher, soprano; a.m. A nursery will be provided high school students in Westmlns ing on "The Bond Between the which further points up today's Mascagni, and "War March of Michael Silberstein in honor of A regular period of Bible study Mrs. Larry Dassow, alto, and during this service. ter Hall tomorrow at 8 p.m. Methodist and Presbyterian emphasis on conversation and un- the Priests" by Mendelssohn, their 45th wedding anniversary. is conducted each Thursday at Calvin Steitz. bass. A nursery Monday, 8 p.m., meeting of the Churches." Youth Fellowship of derstanding noted by Dr. Getz. Ushers •vill be Roger Severin, Mrs. David Silberstein will recite At II a.m. thera will be a cele- 7:30 p.m. will be provided during the serv- Board of Stewards in tha Combs- the Presbyterian Church will be Notable Achievements Elmer Ralph, Frank Rogers, the candle blessing. Candle light- bration of tho Eucharist and ier- A covered dish meal will be ice. De Voe Memorial Room. guests at this meeting. "The notable achievements In John Ciuchta, Lester Shibla, ing time will be at 5:11 p.m. An mon by the rector, Rev. John M. held by members of the congre- Sunday school and Bible classes Tuesday, 8 p.m., weekly adult The Methodist Youth Fellow- the fight against religions Intol- Russell McQueen, Thomas Brere- Oneg Shabbat will follow the Crum. gation and friends tomorrow at will be held at 9:30 a.m. Bible clasi taught by Mr. Ewalt ship will meet Sunday at 7 p.m. erance during this century," ton and Robert McConnell. ;ervice. Every weekday except Tues- 6:30 p.m. Sunday evening tho Walthcr In the church parlor. Richard Muckle will address the writes Protestant Jarosla Pell- Sunday school will meet at day, dally Morning Prayer will Junior Congregation services League will meet at the home of Wednesday, the circles of the meeting on "Impressions in Art." ka;|, professor of ecclesiastical 9.30 a.m. be read at 9 a.m. and daily Eve- PRESBYTERIAN will be held tomorrow at 9:15. Miss Judy Aliotla, Red Bank, and Women's Association will meet The Wesley Fellowship will history at Yale Divinity School, The Junior Youth Fellowship, Adult services will be at 10 a.m. ning Prayer at 7 p.m. Rumson the Evangelism Committee \ as follows: have as guest speaker Sunday at 'make it possible, perhaps for under the direction of Robert Rabbi Rosenthal will preach on The Eucharist will be cele- Rev. Harvey C. Douie, Jr., will meet at the parsonage. ^:30 a.m., Salome (Mrs. Donald 7 p.m., Misj Austin, missionary the first time, to think about Pope, student assistant, wil the portion of the week. Cantor brated Monday at 8 a.m., and preach Sunday at 9:30 and 11 Monday at 8 p.m., the Altar Rowe - Mrs. John Mohair)—Mrs. from Panama. going beyond mere tolerance to meet in White Hall at 6:30 p.m Sharff will chant the liturgy. Fol- Wednesday, Thursday, Friday a.m, on "The Vision of the God- Guild will meet at the homo of Albert W. Metiger, 22 Wardell The second annual bake off, genuine understanding." John Rottenberg will lead the lowing the services a Kiddush and Saturday at 9:30 a.m. ly," continuing his series of Mrs. Rolf Barmann, Shrewsbury. Ave., Rumson. sposored by Circle K, will be Tolerance alone, says Dr. Pcli- program with a discussion on will be served. Holy Unction of the sick will held in Fellowship Hall, with sermons on the Beatitudes. sportsmanship. The church Trustees will meet at Sarah (Mrs. William J. Flor- kan, 'is at best a negative vir- Sunday morning services at 8 p.m. in the parsonage. bo administered upon request aft- ence, Sr.) — Mrs. Hector Evans, prizes, entertainment and re- At the 9:30 service, Mrs. Gor- Tho Senior Youth Fellowship er all services, and at other times rue." 9:15 will be followed by a class Tuesday at 8 p.m., Sunday 54 Shrewsbury Dr., Rumson freshments, tonight at 8 p.m. don MacLean, Jr., assistant or- Rev. Walter J. Ong, S.J., pro- will meet at 7:30 p.m. under the upon notification of the rector. in Jewish Law at 9:30 with Rabbi school teachers will meet at the Susanna (Mrs. Robert T, Lueh- The sixth grade preparatory ganist, will play "Andantino in G fessor of English at St. Louis guidance of Mr. and Mrs. Tha sacrament of penance will Rosenthal. Sunday evening, the home of Gerald Lewis, New man), church parlor. ' class will meet at 10:30 a.m. to- Minor," by Franck; "Chorus of University, feels "The world into Richard Mast. bo administered Saturday from1 the Happy Spirits," by Gluck, Zionist Organization o! America, Shrewsbury. 1 p.m., Deborah (Mrs. Charles morrow and the Junior Hi Prep- which we are moving is one The Vesper Fellowship wil 4 to 4:30 p.m. "Andante Religioso," by Thome. Red Bank chapter, will sponsor W. Lounsbury - Mrs. Milton S. aratory Class will meet at 11:15 which cannot endure unless men meet in Beekman House at 6:31 The Adult Information Group Guest soloist will be Mrs. Thomas a lecture by B. Z. Goldberg, edi- will meet at the parsonage Whaley), Miss Alida K. Lovett, a.m. increase their understanding o: p.m. The group will discuss tlv HOLY TRINITY EVANGELICAL Jerman, who will sing "Bring to tor of The Day-Jewish Journal Wednesday at 8 p.m. 115 Hudson Ave., Red Bank. The» Junior Hi group will have one another," and that under- fifth chapter of Paul's Lettei LUTHERAN Jehovah," by Schueti. who will speak on "Jewry in The 1:30 p.m., Dorcas (Mrs. Joseph a Valentine dance in ttie Youth standing Is possible "only when to the Romans. The confirmation class wil Red Bank At the 11 o'clock service, John Soviet Union." The lecture will meet at the parsonage tomorrow R. Serpico- Mrs. Manuel Pouso), Room tomorrow from 7:30 to 11 there is some degree of com Consistory will meet Monday Sunday services will be held at H. Watson, 3d, minister of music begin at 8 o'clock. at 9 a.m. Mrs. Clement Cockcroft, 8 Wood p.m. munication between those se^k at 8 p.m. 9:20 and U a.m. There will be a will play "Sheep May Safely There will be no Hebrew school land Dr., Lincroft. There will be folk dancing In ing" it. The confirmation classes will nursery during both services. Graze," by Bach; "Arioso," by or adult classes Thursday, Wash- MONMOUTH REFORM TEMPLE 1:30 p.m., Esther (Mrs. Ray- Fellowship Hall tomorrow at 8:30 The World's a Stage meet with the pastor Wednesday Only one confirmation class will Bach and "The Heavens De- Shrewsbury mond D. Tufts - Mrs. Edwin Lud- p.m. for adults, headed by Mr. Rev. Leonidas C. Contos, dean at 6:30 and 7:30. ington's Birthday. be held tomorrow. and Mrs. Robert Boykin. clare," by Marcello. The Chancel Rabbi Eugene J. Sack eman), Mrs. Herbert E. Werner, of the St. Sophia Greek Orthodox Fred Colmorgen, Jr., was The Board of Education wil! The executive commitce of the Choir will sing "The King of Temple Beth Elohim, Brooklyn 56 Tinton Ave., Eatontown. Wesley Fellowship members Cathedral in Los Angeles, sees ordained and installed as elder meet Monday at 8 p.m. United Lutheran Church Women Love," by Young. N. Y., will speak at services to- I p.m., Hannah (Mrs. Joseph C will have a swimming party to- the world as a stage and fol- during a special ceremony las Daily evening services will be will meet Wednesday at 8:30 p.m. Sunday church school will meet night at 8:30 on the subject, "Are Davison - Mrs. J. Leonard Co- morrow nljght. lowers of the various religions Sunday. held at 7:30. in the parish house. American Parents Spoiling Their| vert), Mrs, W. J. Van Vleck, 51 Church school night will be ob- at 9:30 a.m. in all departments as the players. except senior high, which will A delegation of men of the Children?" On Thursday, Washington's Lipptncott Rd., Little Silver. served Monday beginning with a In their utterances and to a METHODIST meet in the auditorium at 10:30 church will attend the Men's Birthday, at 7:30 a.m., men from dinner meeting at 5:30 p.m. In degree In their actions," he says, Belford Rabbi Richard , F. Steinbrink 1 p.m., Lydia (Mrs. Royal H a.m. Senior High Fellowship will Communoin breakfast at the Red this church will participate in the Fellowship Hall. "there seems to be, more than Laymen's Sunday will be ob- will officiate. Mrs, Steinbrink wi HinUe - Mrs. John Robertson), meet in the lounge, and Junior Bank Presbyterian Church on all-Protestant Communion break- A MYF sub-district meeting at any other time In the long served at the 10:45 a.m. service. light the Sabbath candles. The Mrs. Rudolph W. May, 334 Nave- High Fellowship in the auditor!1 Washington's Birthday. ast at the Red Bank Presbyter- will be held Monday at 7:30 p.m, unfolding of the human drama, Russell H. Bennett, lay leader, newborn daughter of Rabbi and mnk River Rd., Red Bank. um, at 7.15 p.m. ian Church. at Keansburg Methodist Church" some effort by common consent will preach. Ha will be assisted Mrs. Steinbrink will be named 1:15 p.m., Martha (Mrs. Sanv AME ZION and blessed by Rabbi Sack. uel T. Harvey - Mrs. Joseph J. The Interdenominational pray- The Evening Circle will meet to advance the plot. Instead of Red Bank by Edwin F. Bruntz, Alfred Rich- METHODIST The Oneg Shabbat will be In Dauster), church parlor. er and study group will meet at the home of Mrs. Robert P. talking to themselves, the pro- ardson, Myrpn Golden, Eugenel Atlantic Highlands L, F. Coles, journalist honor of the naming of Carolyn 8 p.m., Naomi (Mrs. S. O. Wilt- Tuesday at 10 a.m. The 'Play Lee Monday at 8:15 p.m. tagonists have begun to say some Embler and Edward Tritenbach. "A Golden Religion" will be world traveler, will be the speak Louise Steinbrink. Hostesses wil shire - Mrs. Henry Christiansen), School' will meet Tueday and Prayer Fellowship will meet in A nursery will be provided dur-: er at services Sunday at 11 a.m be Mrs. Steinbrink, Mrs. Monroe Rev. George E. Taylor's sermon Mrs. Leon A. Abel, 107 South Thursday fron 9:15 to 11:30 a.m. the lounge Tuesday at 10 a.m. ing worship. PRESBYTERIAN Sunday school will meet at 9:30 Deutsch, Mrs. Irving; Goodman subject Sunday at 11 a.m. Queens Dr,, Little Silver. The adult educational program The Afternoon Circle will meet a.m. Church school will meet at 9:30 There will be a nursery during on "The Church and Labor,' Shrewsbury Mrs. Albert Goldstein. Mrs. Aa- Miriam, (Mrs. Alfred Kelly - at the home of Mrs. Floyd A. In observance of Negro History .m. worship. Sunday schdol will meet Tuesday at 8 p.m,..will be ad- Sunday services will be con- ron Hoffman, and Mrs. Stanley Mrs. Frank E. Whiting), Miss De Nicola Tuesday at 1 p.m. The Week, a play, "Attucks, the Sunday at 1:30 p.m., the Senior at 9:30 a.m. dressed by Prof John H. Metzler, ducted at 9:30 and 11 a.m. Rabbi Lenox. Helen Freund, Demmert Ave., Christian Education Council will Martyr," will be presented at 7:30 Hi Methodist Youth Fellowship The Official Board will meet of Newark College of Engineer meet in the lounge Tuesday at 8 Richard S. Steinbrink of Mon- Sunday at 12:15 p.m. the re- Locust. p.m. under the sponsorship of the will be the guests of the Young Monday at 8 p.m. In Fellowship ing. p.m. mouth Reform Temple will ligious school will hold its broth Ruth, (Mrs. George R. Plant - Christian Education Board. Churchmen of St. Clement's Epis- Hall. preach the sermon, "Life In Cri- erhood assembly and sermonette Mrs. Gertrude Combs), Mrs. John The Young Adult Fellowship Wednesday at 9:30 a.m., the Prayer services will be held copal Church in Belford on a trip sis." contest. Parents and friends have D, Colin, 144 Hamiltonian Drive, dinner meeting will be held Morning Circle will meet at the Wednesday at 8 p.m. to New York City. This trip was Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. in Fel- been invited to attend. Applebrook Farm, Middletown. home of Mrs. Louis J. Douglass. Music will include "Prelude" Tha Senior Usher Board will originally scheduled for the pre- lowship Hall, Following dinner, Also on Wednesday: The youth communicants' class by Bach, played by Lucius E. meet Tuesday evening In the vious Sunday. There will be a covered dish there will be a showing of the 10 a.m., the prayer and study will meet In tha lounge Tuesday Harris, organist and choirmaster. home of Mrs. Laura Robinson, Monday at 6:30 p.m., the supper Sunday at 7 p.m. to be film, "Outside the Walls," fol- group will meet in the chapel. at 4 p.m. At the 9:30 a.m. service, the Fair Haven. Couples' Club will hold a covered followed by a business meeting lowed by group discussion. 8 p.m., the creative arts group Choristers will sing "Glory and dish supper. Speaker will be Dr. of the entire membership of the: H ow can will meet in the Combs-De Voe Dinner meeting of the Married BAPTIST Worship." At the later service, NEW APOSTOLIC Charles A. Wolbach of Monmouth congregation. Memorial Room. Couples' Bible Class is scheduled Middletown the senior choir will sing "O Thy Red Bank College. Dr. Wolbach will speak The youth group will have a Thursday, 7:30 a.m., annua for Thursday at 7 p.m. In Fellow- Rev. John E. Bates will speak Blessedness is Great." Rev. John Arends of Irvlngton, [on "The Pennsylvania Dutch." dance, supervised by the Youth Protestant M e n's Communion ship Hall. Sunday at 10:50 a.m. on the topic During both services, nursery will preach Sunday at 10 a.m. on Also on Monday, the Senior Hi Activities Committee, Wednesday I learn Breakfast sponsored by the loca A religious instruction class for "The Compassionate Heart." care for pre-school children will the text from Luke 21:36. MYF will go to the Keansburg evening in the school building. Council of Churches in the sane the retarded of the county will Ushers will be Thomas Mor- be provided in the church house Sunday school will meet at 8:45 Methodist Church to join in the tuary and Westminster Hall with convene in Embury Methodist ford, Sr., and Gary Neice. Flow under the leadership of Mrs. a.m. Red Bank sub-district rally at CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Rev. Charles A. Sayre, minister Church tomorrow from 2:30 to ers will be placed by Mrs. George Richard W. Child. Rev. Werner Schneider will con- 7:30 p.m. Red Bank to pray? of the First Methodist Church, 3:30 p.m. This pilot Sunday schoo Neice and family in memory of Church school classes will in- duct a service Wednesday at 8 The sewing group will meet The nature of true happiness THE TRUTH Asbury Park, as the guest speak project is sponsored by the Chris- Mrs. Neice's father, Frederick clude: kindergarten, primary and p.m. Tuesday at 10:30 a.m. Wednesday will be brought out Sunday a •r. tjan Education Committee of the Deyo. There will be a nursery junior departments, meeting at at 7:30 p.m., the adult seminar services at 11 a.m. IN THIS Red Bank Council of Churches. ST. JAMES EPISCOPAL 8 p.m., the junior high depart during the service. 9:30 a.m. only, junior-highs at on the Christian faith will meet. Selections from the Bible in the GREAT BOOK The class will Include all age Eatontown The church school will meet both 9:30 and 11 o'clock, and the lesson-sermon on the subject, ment teachers will meet In the groups regardless of race, creed Sunday at 8 a.m., there will be CAN TEACH at 9:30 a.m, in the sanctuary senior-high department at 11 a.m. CHRIST EPISCOPAL "Soul," will Include these verses church parlor. or color. There is no charge for a celebration of Holy Communion. under tho leadership of John C, only. Shrewsbury from I Chronicles (16): "Glory YOU TO PRAY this course. The class will have The family service, Choral Euch- CALVARY BAPTIST Poyner, superintendent, The Junior-High Fellowship, un- Services for Septuagesima, the ye In His holy name: let the sessions weekly until June. arist and sermon by the rector heart of them rejoice that seek EFFECTIVELY Oceanport Last Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Jean der the leadership of Charles W. third Sunday before Lent, will be will be at 10:30 a.m. Church the Lord. . . . Glory and honour, Rev. Paul Smith will speak at Joseph Gumone presented their Steen, Jr., will meet Sunday at as follows: Holy Communion at You can learn how to pray, ST. MARY'S EPISCOPAL school will meet at 10:30 a.m. are in His presence; strength the service at 11 a.m. The choir infant son, Christopher Jean, for 6 p.m. in the church house. The 8 a.m. with Walter Deiss, Jr. and Keyport Rev. Alan H. Tongue resigned and gladness are in His place.' how to commune with God, Will sing "My Soul Shall be Joy- baptism. Godparents were Mr. Senior Westminster Fellowship Howard Steel, Jr. as acolytes; Sunday services will begin with as rector as of Feb. 1 because of One of the citations to be read how to listen for His guid- ful," Nurseries will be available. and Mrs. Robert H. Bunten. Rev. will meet at 6 30 p.m. in the family Eucharist at 9 a.m., with prayer at 7:45, followed by a poor health. The bishop has ap- from "Science and Health with ance, if you will read with an Sunday school will meet at 9:45 Mr. Bates officiated, assisted by church house with Rev. Mr. Col- Joseph Fedorko, Jack Jordan, celebration of Holy Communion pointed Rev. Philip Brobur;; Key to the Scriptures" by Mary- a.m. George Hartmann, deacon. lins presiding. p g jpauT^ornbard an""d" Rober""""t' unprejudiced, receptive at 8 o'clock. Baker Eddy states: "Happiness The Youth Fellowship will meet Rev. Mr. Collins will conduct a rector. Until such time as FatherjThomas a, aco|vtcS( and morn. thought the truth contained Three youth groups will meet Broburg takes up residence in the Is spiritual, born of Truth and The family service will be con- Sunday at 7:30 p.m. at the home communicants' class in his study ing prayer at 11 o'clock with at 6:30 p.m. rectory, he may be reached at Love. It is unselfish; therefore i in this great &ooft,Science and ducted at 9:30 a.m., at which of Miss Janis Wagner. The topic this afternoon at 3:30 o'clock for Swenson as altar boy, There will be an evening serv the home of his son, Rev. Ansclm cannot exist aloue, but requires Hcnlth wilh Key to the Scrip- time the church school will meet will be presented by Michael May juniors, and 4:30 for seniors. Rev. Ansclm Broburg, rector, Ice at 7:30 o'clock. 1 Morning prayer will be conducted Broburg. Sycamore Ave., Shrews- will preach at 9 and 11 a.m . all mankind lo share it." tures by Mary Baker Eddy. The pastor's instruction class and Dennis Osborne. The second class of the of- bury. at 11 o'clock. ficer's training program will be Church school will meet at 9 will meet Monday at 7.30 p.m The board of trustees will meet The Episcopal Churchwomcn There will be a celebration of held in the church lounge tomor- a.m. jM You may read or borrow The prayer and praise hour wil Monday at 8:15 p.m. in the pas- will hold a tricky tray, parly to- Holy Communion tomorrow at 9 row from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. under There will be a celebration of LOOKING Science and Health free oE be Thursday at 7:30. tor's study under the chairman- night at 8 o'clock In the parish a.m., Wednesday at 9 a.m., and the leadership of Rev,' Mr. the Eucharist Friday at 9 a.m. for a charge at any Christian Sci- There will ba a special program ship of Charles Nelson. house. Friday at 6:30 a.m. The Women's Fellowship is Collins. BIBLE TEACHING ence Reading Room, Tht tor the Sunday school Wednesday Alcoholics Anonymouf wil it 7:30 p.m. A film will ba shown sponsoring a sweater collection to The Junior High Fellowship will EMMANUEL ASSEMBLY book, can be purchased in red, meet Wednesday at 9 p.m. hold a Valentine dance in Samuel CHURCH? and announcement will be made be sent to refugees in Hong Kong OF GOD green, or blue binding at $3 Blair Hall tonight. of a future event of particular through the auspices of Church Keansburg YOU CAN WIN Worship at BAPTIST A staff meeting is scheduled and will be sent postpaid on Interest to the children. World Service. Rev. Timothy M. Adams, pas- Bible Baptist Church Malawi for Tuesday at 11:30 a.m. in Rev. tor, will conduct services Sun- receipt of check or money The Couples' Club will meet to- CHRIST CHURCH ST. ANDREWS EPISCOPAL Mr. Collins' study. day at II' a.m. and 7 p.m, 1,000 "The Friendly Church" order. Middletown night at 8 o'clock in Fellowship Highlands A Cub Scout dinner will be The Sunday schoo] will meet Middle Rd., Hazlet There will be a celebration of Hall. Holy Communion will be cele- tormm Tuesday at 7 p.m. at 9:45 a.m. IF YOU OPEN A bet. Union & Laurel Aves. Holy Communion Sunday at 8 Sunday services will be con- brated on the 2d, 4th and 5th The Mission Belles will meet A young people's service will Christian Science CHARGE SERVICES: a.m. ducted at 9:45 and 11 a.m. A Sunday of each month at 8 a.m. at the home of Mrs. Robert be held tonight at 7:30. ACCOUNT Family service and Sunday nursery will be provided ijuring and there will be a service of Bruguiere, Shrewsbury, Wednes- Bible study will be held Wednes- Sunday— HEADING ichool will begin at .9:30 a.m. fol- both services. Morning Prayer and sermon at day at 9:30 a.m. day at 7:45 p.m. There will be a 9:45 a.m—Bible School ROOM lowed by classes for pupils and a During the 11 a.m. service, the 9 a.m. church house. Mrs. William Gre- special service Wednesday at 1 11:00 a.m.—Morning discussion group for adults. The children's church service will be On the 1st and 3d Sundays there gory of Little Silver is tha newly p.m. Worship 7:00 p.m.—Evening rector will officiate at morning appointed chairman. Communion will be adminis- held for children from four to six will ba but one service, a cele- ServicQ 209 BROAD ST. prayer and preach at 11 a.m. yean of age. bration of Holy Communion at Tha Morning Orel* will meet tered the first Sunday of «ach Wed. 8 p.m.—Midweek Mon. thru SaL 12-4: M Th«r« will be » celebration of Th» Junior Hifih Bapti* Youth t a.m. at th» homt of MM. Rotart Brug month. Th» Women'» Mlnionary Prayer Service tUf Ceamglm wffli pray«rf|f«ltowfhJtwin " ~p . will hold* Swtttlmrt Th« vleir li Rtv. Ronild M»c- utart, Shrewsbury, Wednesday at Council will meet tin third Tues- Also Friday Eve. 7:30-9:30 ter 0it mk Ttaifay at 1JO0 a.t.m.!Bam 'alUt SaturSaturdayc , Fab. Hut »Ja. Lwxi. >.3O a.m. day et «ach month at 7: SO p.m. ' Sunday Afternoon 24 8—Friday, February 16, 1962 RED BAXK REGISTER Coronation Ball Designed for Younger Sisters

Grown-up fashions for little: Helen Lee, who has achieved are grown-up to shape, color and Regardless of these difficulties, ladies have taken a turn in the fame ai * designed for tiny tots I fabric, yet are completely proper Little Miss will appear smartly To Name Heart Queen and becomingly turned out in sny right direction. No longer do as well as tub-teenert, sincerely and pretty for the younger gen- ASBURY PARK - The MonHearts, title are Karen Holm of eration. of these charming outfits that they look like hand-me-dovns believes that clpthes for this age mouth County Heart Associitloi Rumson, representing Rumson- group should be as well styled This is quite an accomplish- were especially created with hef will hold Its third annual Queen Ftir Haven ' Regional High from mother to big sister. They as those lor older members o! ment, as the sub-deb figure is in requirements in mind. of Hearts Coronation Ball to< School; Cathy Hinck, Monmouth have even got away from the the family. that in-between, awkward stage Also, she will be up to the mint ' night tt 8 o'clock la the Berkele; Beach, Red Bank Catholic High mother-daughter trend that hag In her collection for spring, that is often hard to dress to ad-ute, fashion-wise, in styles that Carteret Hotel. School, and Barbara Corneck been going on for so many years. Miss Lee has created outfits that vantage, follow the latest trends Contestants (or the Queen o Highlands, Atlantic Highlands High School. Others are Jacquelyn Gordon Club Gives of Freehold, Freehold Regional High School; Dorothy Lynch of Wayside and Bonnie Bromberger Endorsement of Wanamassa ,both of Asbury Park High School; Carolyn Rock- hill and Agnes Albano, both of For Six Long Branch and both students MATAWAN TOWNSHIP— En at Long Branch High School, and dorsement of„ candidates and Judy Lulzzl and Susan Stender, appointments of committee chair- both of Manasquan and both stu men featured the meeting of the dents at Neptune High School. Matawan Township Good Govern Music will be by two teen-age ment Republican Club. Inc. shore area bands, the Astro-Notes Alexander Gilsnyi presided at and the Metro-Tones. the lession held In the Veterans of Foreign War8 Hall, Cliffwood. The club endorsed the follow- Club Schedules ing candidates for the primary election: Sigmund Kownlskl, Dessert Party Township CommitteDman; Mrs. LINCROFT —The executive Louise Nicora and Joseph Bucco, board of the Woman's Club met leaders of District 1; Mrs. MayHere Wednesday in the home of Malcolm and Mrs. Samuel Manls Mrs. Lawrence Farrcll, River- calco leaders of district 2, and brook Ave. Frederick Dominiclc, leader of The general meeting will be District 3. held Tuesday at 8:15 p.m. in the Mr. Dominick was appointed 'ire house. A Dutch auction will «n additional member of the be featured. Hostesses will be fund-raising committee. Mr. Gil Mrs, John Kay, chairman, Mrs. anyi also appointed James Maura Clifford Clark, Mrs. Raymond to the Legislature committee, and Lenartowicz. Mrs. Carl Rosen Paul Wright to the entertainment ind Mrs. Walter Bauer. committee. Refreshments were lerved by Mrs. Andrew Nicora, Mrs. Ed-Club Schedules ward Malcolm and Mrs. Frank Mitchell. Dutch Auction LITTLE SILVER — The Worn an's Club monthly dessert card Bridge Winners party will be held Monday at p.m. In the club house. Mrs. MIDDLETOWN - The Com- George C. Bray is chairman, as- munity Duplicate Bridge Club Isted by Mrs. William J. Van played a nine-table Mitchell game STAItCHO/r CORRECT in blue-and-white check* la tUa Ieck. BMLUANTLY-PLAID aUk and cotton ii fashioned Into WELT SEAMING gives a Mgh-w&lsted look to a flared Wednesday night in The Oaks. » dress with puff sleeved, a roll collar and full skirt. beige coat with a rolled collar and four-button closing. full-skirted jumper frock with white yoke and aleavea, North and South top scorers Committee aides include Mrs. were William Hanlon ol Interlak- Edwin R. Reed, Mrs. Donald B. Cheney, Mrs. Harold E. DeMlng, en playing with entries Stine ot which makes my heartbreak dou- Mrs. A. B. Jones, Mrs, John H Asbury Park, first; Dr. and Mrs. Kitty Kelly: bly hard. Board Holds Annual Session R. W. Bellows of Rumson, sec- Gilmore, Mrs H. E. Werner, and Mrs. George W. Grimm, Jr, Last summer I met a man 11 ond; and Mrs. A, Judson Dunlap years older than 1 (I am 16). of Brielle with Mrs. William Mar- Quarreling Parents Hurt The second month of our friend- tin of West Long Branch, third. ship he declared his love and East and West winners were Valentine Party Dear Kitty. get e bid to dances, swimming asked me to elope. Nursing Agency in 50th Year George Macomber of New I wonder if parents who quar- parties or bowling, unless she I hesitated. My guardian angel LITTLE SILVER — A Valen- PKU tests performed and 280 tu- Shrewsbury with Jack Stern of rel ever stop to think of the comes with a boy. must have been working over- LONG BRANCH — The 49th W. Metzler, Jr., assistant re- ;lne party was held Wednesday annual meeting of the board of cording secretary, and Mrs. Sam-berculin tests. Locust first, and Mrs. Grant by Mrs. William G. Olson, 139 dreadful, lasting scars they in The first eight months It was time. Last week I found out why. directors of the Long Branch uel Tomaint, corresponding sec- The total number of free visit* Scheck of Allenhunt with Jack White Rd., for her children, Ann flict upon their children. My off with the old love, on with He is married and has three Weber of Red Bank. «econd. Wil- children. He told me he pro- Public Health Nursing Associa< retary. for the year was 4,524, state hos- ranees and William, Jr. parents, who will soon celebrate the new, but our daughter's cur- liam Novogrod of Asbury Park their 60th wedding anniversary, rent steady has lasted over a fessed love just for "kicks." I tion In the health center Tuesday New directors appointed for pital visits 93, cancer visits 461, Guests were Shawn Rembert, playing with Irving Levlne of have fought like cats and dogs year and she frequently men- think of him 24 hours a day. Hemarkei d the beginning of the 50th three-year terms were Mrs. Bo-cardiac visits 791, diabetes visits Mmberly and John Noontm. Nan- Deal Park, tied for third place all their married life — to the tions marrying him as soon as continues to phone me. Should year of nursing service to Long land, Mrs. Alexander Paul, Mrs,43, and crippled children visit* :y, Kerri and Cindy Severin, with William Horlacher of Little anguish of fheir children. she finishes high school — which, I try to forget?—Desperate. Branch by the association. The Tanenbaum, Mrs. Tomaini, Mrs. 126. Tracy and Christopher Romano Silver playing with Mrs. Harold We love them. In their fury thank God, is nearly two years Dear Desperate: Take the re- group also has the distinction of Ulman and Mrs. Charles Zukau- Tuberculosis visits for the year Phillips of Red Bank. nd Thomas J. Guarino. they would hit each other and, ,off. ceiver oft the hook. Bar the being the oldest public health kas. totaled 731. Mrs. Snead stated Also. Mrs. Theodore F. West- doors, draw the blinds. Do any- nursing agency In Monmouth if we attempted to take sides, He is rude, Ignorant, and con Committee Reports that contacts are checked and rich, Mrs. B. T. Hewitt, and Miss thing to shut this man out" of County. hit us. ceited but in her eyes "cute" Annual reports were presented X-rays provided. Health teaching Joan Morris, Santa Monica, Cal- your life. He is a scoundrel of Mrs. Donald Hamsher, presi These degrading episodes' and "faithful" so all other faults by Mrs. Boiand, Mrs. Tanenbaum was part of each visit. Two if., who is visiting in Long the worst type. Standing as you dent, reviewed its history and blighted our home life and ham-are overlooked. and Mrs, Robert Topping, person- schools were visited and a com- Branch. do alone is all the more reason Commended the work and support pered our education. But out of nel committee; Mrs. Frank Maps, plete school health program pro- My remonstrances only make for being on guard. Take an ex- of the present board members evil sometimes comes good, for memorials; Mrs. Franklyn Clark, vided for a total enrollment of her firmer. When I remind her perience such as this as a and staff. 1 pray never to lose my temper appeals; Mrs. Herbert Linley, ed- 885 children. Eleven student nurs- Brandies Group that at 16 she Is still a minor, heart-break but as a chance to A slate of officers was elected and, with God's help, never have. ucation committee; Mrs. Robert es from Monmouth Medical Cen- she retorts that nothing can keep, develop your character. Having as presented by Mrs. James Studies Joyce As a consequence, my husband, Topping, building committee; ter School of Nursing observed them apart if she has to run won out here, the next won't Guire, chairman of the nomina- let us two sons and five grandchildren Mrs. Raymond Tierney, senior the nurses in home care «s part ELBERON — The Monmoulh away and marry him. Giving her be so hard. ting committee. Serving for one are a peace-loving family unit auxiliary, and Mrs. H. M. Tall- of their student experience. County Chapter of Brandeis Uni- an overdose of this little mon- term are Mrs. William W. VI check your forging steadily ahead, happy in Send your problem to Kitty] madge, Jr., junior auxiliary. versity National Women's Com- ster Isn't the answer, for he Is man, second vice president; Mrs. mittee study group on great our home and the company of Kelly care of this newspaper. children's each other, 's underfoot day and night. Enclose.a stamped, sell-adressedj John Boiand, treasurer; Mrs. Na- Mrs. Dorothy Snead, super- lovels met last week here in than Tanenbaum, financial sec- visor, reported that the total tha home of Mrs. Ira Kitchen. If fathers and mothers who The only solution seems to be envelope. Helpful leaflets avail- shoe sin retary; Mrs. Anthony T. Woolley, number of visits for the year 'Portrait of the Artist as a Young fight only realized the damage moving to another town, but ourable! . Write for "Attentions (from YOU CAN WIN recording secretary; Mrs, Harold 1961 was 11,748, an increase of for safety's Man" by James Joyce was dis-they are doing themselves and families on both sides live here Married Men." \ 767 visits over 1960. The emphasis eased. their children, they might prac- and we like it. My husband, who sake! tice more self-control. How canhas been against the "going in public health nursing today is 1,000 "King Oedipus" by Sophocles steady" custom from the start, to provide a comprehensive pro- they be convinced that this is IF YOU OPEN A 123 BROAD STREET vlll be read and discussed at theso?—Mrs. M., Warren, Ohio. says it Is up to me to figure a Patricia Gray Engaged gram of service to meet the nurs- text meeting, which will be held Dear Mrs. M.xThere are\,so way out. I can't. Can you?—Up- ing needs of those who are sick ffD CHARGE Monday at lO.a.m. in the home of many reasons why people fly set Mother, BEACON BEACH — Mr, »nd The bride-elect is a graduate ot1 at home and require health guid- VVr ACCOUNT RED BANK Urs. H, K. Golenbock, 21 Sydney off the handle that until the Dear Upset Mother: How Mrs. Floyd S. Gray, 59 Shore Red Bank Catholic High School ance and nursing care, Mrs. Ave., Deal. cause can bs determined, ft about sending your daughter Blvd., have annouced the en and Is employed by Western Un- Snead stated. Is difficult to prescribe a cure. to school in another part of the gagement of their daughter, Miss ion Telegraph Company In New Attendance at the Infant and Heredity or lack of discipline country? That would be less Patricia Elizabeth Gray, to Larry|York. pre-school clinic for the year was in childhood are certainly fac- costly than moving to another 'Magcos of 191 Nelson St., New Mr. Magcos is a graduate of 1,797 children. A total of 1,512 tors. One thing IJ sure: most town and of far more lasting Brunswick, son of Mr. and Mrs.Middlesex Vocational High School immunizations were given, 84 victims of ungovernable tem- value to her. Last fall I Had Nicholas Magcos of Tinos, Greece and Is employed as a chemical pers are sick -»• mentally and occasion to check the boarding formerly of New York. operator for Rhodia, Inc., New physically. If the children are school situation for a grand- Brunswick. Exhibits Work old enough, they should talk daughter and came up with The announcement was made to the family doctor. If not, it some excellent schools which at an engagement party held Sat In N.Y. Show Is the duty of the nearest of were not too expensive. Ths urday for the couple in the Red kin to Intervene before the headmasters and mistresses NEW YORK - Mrs. Inger Coin Operated Bank Elks lodge. quarreling ends In a tragedy. and the catalogues made them Friis, 30 East River Rd., Rum- TEN-0-SIX sound so attractive that I son, is among the more than 100 members whose work was chosen Dear Kitty: longed to go back to school myself. Stork Shower for inclusion in the annual exhi- Against my better judgment, bition of the Artist-Craftsmen of I gave my daughter permission LITTLE SILVER - Mrs. Mar-New York. The exhibition is to LOTION to go steady when she was 14.Dear Kitty: vin Bernstein was honored at a be seen currently at the Cooper teen social life In our town My parents are separated and stork shower given recently by Union Museum. is based en the "couples- only" because I was born of an unhap- svstem, and a girl simply doesn't pv marriage seem to hate me, her daughter, Mrs. Joseph Ma- Mrs. Friis. who works In the dure, 29 Woodland St. A buffet medium of jewelry and stones, (•ounce with was served. is showing a set of six kilt pins a-ctmee trial bottk. with Nova Scotia agates. 0 Guests were Mrs. Frank Ma- dure and Mrs. James McGrath, The exhibition covers a wide SANDY'S Red Bank; Mrs. Joseph Salmon range of mediums including pot- and Mrs. Kenneth Waldo, Middle- tery, glass, enamel, sculpture, Italian-American low; Mrs. Robert Holiday, Bel- textiles, rugs, Jewelry, wood, ford; Mrs. Richard Hendrickson metal work, plastic and mosaic. MARKET and Miss Virginia Carter, Little It is open to the public Mon- Silver, and Mrs. Paul Lista, Long| day through Saturdays from 10 Save money!. .. With INTRODUCTORY 54 Carr Avenue Miss Patricia E. Gray Branch. , a.m. to 5 p.m. and Tuesdays and our new Phllco-Ben$Jlx Thursdays until 9 p.m. The mu- KEANSBURG seum is closed Sundays. The ex- coin-operated machines. Money-Back Offer hibition continues through March 787-1589 I. Eatonfown Sunshine with Trial Size Launder Center WHAT IS A BARGAIN? In Pre-Cambrian times, some Let's get acquainted! Use the SOD million years ago, the North (Juil North ol Katontoira Circle) Trial Size first. If not com- CAVEAT EMPTOR! Pole was near Hawaii. 133 RT. 33 EATONTOWN pletely satisfied, return large SPECIALS! Free Translation: "Sucker Beware" bottle unopened for full refund! In this space for the next few weeks, we will give you SIRLOIN STEAKS 69* lb. examples of unethical advertising as pointed out by the American Medical Association, U. S. 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He also probably has a win- PROFESSIONAL 1 LOAF OF BREAD with every ner in the fifth at Hialcah. FREE lb. of Assorte~d~ Cold Curs 69£ • 0 • • With This Ad Bnrnum said, "There's one born every minute and PHARMACY sometimes he's twins." LEAH MAUER STUDIO HICOTTA MOZZARELLA SAU8AUK & HAV1OLI 5 OPEN SUNDAY 'TIL 2 P.M. FHESHI,V MADE ON ITtKMISKS! Or DANCE M. SILBERSTEIN 37 E. FRONT ST., RED BANK . SH 7-8552 134 Broad St. SH 1-5288 Red Bank Hours: Tucg.-Thurs. 8-6; Fri. and Sat. 8-7 Interior Designs - hirnilurt - Draperies • Slipcovers Sunday 8-6 Closed All Day Monday (Across from N. J. State Unemployment Agency) 25 MECHANIC ST. SH 1-1762 RED BANK February 16, Church Hall Calendar Old Mill QaUery Negotiates Sale Fund Drive Nets $18,000 Attorney Buys 17th Century Paintings Mw« than $18,200 was ooUected chairman. Hostesses were mem-phone; Mri. Arthur Todd, cou- In the Morganville Methodist bers of the Deborah and Dorcas pom; Mrs. Kenneth Swiuer, TINTON FALLS - Two paint- Monnoyer was favored with United States through the famous Mr. Novins, who owns several Church'! recent fund drive for a Circles. kitchen; Mrs. Robert Buchbinder, ings by Jean Baptiste Monnoyer, many commissions from Louis Christy Galleries of London in classic paintings, has also ac- new educational building. The ways and means; Mrs, Jack 17th century French master, have XIV and other members of the the early 1920's and the irregular quired a number of contemporary •mount was raised in cash and A DRAMATIC DIALOGUE en- Barr, Mrs, James Beveridge, been acquired, by Robert J. Nov- nobility until Lord Montague, the shield shaped canvases meas- works by Jacques Kupferman pledges. titled "Latin America Speaks" Mrs. Theodore Miller, Mrs. Paul 1ns, prominent Toms River at- most prominent of the British uring 97 by 48 Inches are in their and Pine Haven artist Dr. Ab« Originally known as the Bishop was presented at a meeting Mon- Davis, and Mrs. Plate, Classical torney and collector. The two collectors, Invited him to Eng- original carved frames. Kraig who both have had one- Junes Chapel, the church was day of the Women's Society of Union representatives. large floral paintings were com- land. Consequently many of his The transaction was negotiated man shows in the Old Mill, established and built in 1869 when Christian Service of the Keans- New members welcomed were posed by the artist during his works are in important British by the Old Mill Gallery here. I ft one-room building was erected burg Methodist Church. Mrs. Leo Haroutanian and Mrs English period. collections. Another painting by the minor! at a cost of $2,100. Taking part in the dialogue Anderson. Devotions were con- Monnoyer was regarded as the Eight In Louvre Dutch master Szalmaar depicting] New steps were added to the were Mrs. Ida Andrews, Mrs. conducted by Mrs. Buchbinder foremost painter, of still life and In France eight of his paintings an interior scene of a dining! Plan Annual building in 1913, a pulpit Bible Raymond Stryker, Mrs. Ralph Hostesses were Mrs. Robert Er- floral arrangements during the hang in the Louvre, two in the party also was a part of the was purchased in 1917, a base- Stanzione, Mrs. LeRoy Bennett, big and Mrs. Beveridge. 17th century and belonged to the Museum of Arras, two In Gre- transaction. Luncheon, ment addition constructed in 1955, Mrs. Joseph Fecher, Mrs. Rich The group will meet again Flemish school. The artist was noble and two in the Museum ol Rising Interest • new furnace added in 1956 and ard Sass, Mrs. Mary Stahope March 7 in the church. born in Lille in 1634 and died in Lyons. Four are in Montpelier, Geza DeVegh, director of the • kitchen installed in 1957, and Mrs, Bertha Eicher. London in 1599. He became a and he also is represented in mill, reports in increasing inter- Style Show Members voted to send $5 to A BUS TRIP to Washington member of the Academy of Carlsruhe and In the Pinakothek, est in classic paintings by the In 1912, the pastor's salary was RUMSON — "Easter Parade" the Deaconess Home in Camden D. C, is planned by the Rosary France in 1665 and Its councilor Munich. general public as well as col- $33.50 a month, the average Sun- has been chosen as the theme of and $5 to the memorial fund in Altar Society of Our Lady o Floral by Monnoyer In 1679. The paintings came to the lectors. A number of paintings, day envelope offering was $8.20 the annual benefit luncheon and memory of the late Mrs. Harold Perpetual Help Catholic Church mostly 17th and 18th century •nd the average plate offering fashion show of the Navarumsunk Seitz. Highlands. The group will leave works, have been brought to the was 50 cents. Auxiliary of the Family and Chil- April 23 and return the following gallery for identification and ap- Society members will serve dren's Service of Monmouth day. Mrs. William Griffith, Fifth praisal in the last two years, ANNUAL BAKE-OFF sponsored chow mein dinner and present an Couniy. by Circle K of the Red Bank Oriental Night program next St., Highlands, is chairman. Doll-Sized Bread Loaves Mr. DeVegh stated that there Mrs. William Ryan, Fair Ha- month for members of the Methodist Church will be held to- is good Indication that painting! ven, has been named chairman of Methodist Youth Fellowship. REV. EDWARD BLASKA, pas- night at 8 o'clock in the fellow- of this nature brought Into the the event slated for April 5 at tor of St. Benedict's Catholic ship hall of the church. United States during the prosper- 12:30 p.m. in the Deal Country Church, Hazlet, answered religi- The contest will include four A DESSERT-CARD PARTY ous I920's are about to emerge Club. Fashions from the Design* ous questions at a meeting lasi main prize groups — cookies will bo sponsored by St. and become available again to ers Salon of Bamberger's, Eaton- week of the Altar-Rosary Society. cakes, candies and fancy breads Mary's Guild of St. George's-by- private and institutional collcc- town, will be featured. Mrs. Ern- Other speakers were Sister Mary —to both junior and senior divi- the-Rfver Episcopal Church, :ors. est Thompson, 172 Linden Dr., of Peace and Sister Michael Da sions. Judges will be Mrs. Sylvia Feb. 28 at 1 p.m. in the church. Fair Haven, Is in charge of reser- vid, White Sisters of Africa, who Meehan, county home agent, and Mrs. Charles E. Keuper will bs vations. Mrs. Kenneth Melert, home discussed their work In Africa chairman assisted by Mrs. Wil- Chorale Seeks James Long, director of the economics instructor at Middle- and showed films. liam A. Liebhauser. parent organization, was guest town Township High School. New Members A luncheon meeting was held speaker at yesterday's meeting A program of entertainment last week with Mrs. George A, A TURKEY DINNER will be MIDDLETOWN — The monthly held in the home of Mrs. John will include songs by a boys Robertshaw, Mrs. Julius Kessel, held March 1 by the Ladies' Aid meeting of the board of governors Stewart, Briarwood Rd. Mr. Long chorus from Red Bank High Miss Ciair Tharin and Mrs. Dan Far and Near Society of the Key- of the Shrewsbury Chorale was spoke of the growth of the organ- School under the direction of iel Sinclair serving as hostesses. port Reformed Church. held Monday in the home of the ization during the past year. Robert Spencer, dances and aero chorale's president, Leroy C, batics by Beverly and Donna METHODIST MISSIONARY Tatem, 74 Center St. 1 THOMAS GREED has been LIBRARY OPEN HOUSE Kerr, and i trumpet solo by work among American Indians Warren Christman, Freehold, named general chairman of a St. RED BANK — The Aquinas Li- Jack Way. Patrick's Day dinner-dance to be was the subject of a film shown chairman of the auditions com- Following the program, the at a recent meeting of the Worn mittee, announced that there are brary, 7 Wharf Ave., will hold sponsored by the Holy Name So- an open house Wednesday from prizewinning pastries will be auc- ciety of St. A°nes Catholic en's Society of Christian Service a few openings for active mem 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. in the library. tioned off by Eaton Whelche' Church, Atlantic Highlands. The of the Eatontown Methodisl bership in the chorals and that Visitors will be welcomed by a Mid refreshments will be served event will be held March 17 at Cliurch. auditions will be held this month. committee of hostesses headed by All contest entries must be in Mrs. Henry Michenfelder pre Anyone interested may call 7 p.m. in the American Legion Mrs, James Doyle, Middletown, the church kitchen before 5 p.m. Hall, Rt, 36, Leonardo. sented the film and Miss Mary Mrs. Gustave Husenitza of At- today. Dennis was narrator. lantic Highlands for details and Mrs. George Otino, River Ticket committee members are Plaza. Coffee and cake will bs Mrs. Elbert Stein was named Other members of the committee George Scrivani, Patrick Tom- served. YOUNG PEOPLE'S FELLOW. ney, John Reardon, Jack Farring- chairman of the annual banquet are Raymond R. Wright, New SHIP of St. Clements Episcopa ton, Joseph McNee, William to be held in May. Mrs. Morris Shrewsbury; Alfred LaMura, Church, Belford, and the Youth Heard, Stephen Mihok, John Col- Steinheimer was welcomed as a Morganville, and Mrs. Raymond Fellowship of Belford Methodls lins and Franklin Ruck. new member. F. Johnson Jr., Fair Haven, reg- YOU CAN WIN Church leave by chartered bus Members of the society will be ular accompanist of the chorale. at 1 p.m. Sunday for a trip to PHILATHEA GROUP of the guests of the Oakhurst WSCS New York City. March 6 and will participate in 1,000 The group will tour the Museum Central Baptist Church of Atlantic Highlands will meet Tuesday at the Spring Roll Call project at PTA to Hold of Natural History, view a dem- St. Paul's Church, Ocean Grove, IF YOU OPEN A 8 p.m, in the home of Mrs. John onstration in the Hayden Plane- April 4. Roberts, Wilson Ave., New Mon- Square Dance , CHARGE tarium, visit the National Broad- MONMOUTH BEACH - The casting Company studios mouth. - ACCOUNT The group held their annual SPRING EVENTS planned by MINATURE LOAVES of oatmeal bread are unusual additions to the buffet party Parent-Teacher Association will have dinner in the city. the Women of St. James Episco- hold a square dance tomorrow at dinner last week in Shadowbrook, menu. Shrewsbury. pal Church, Long Branch, include p.m. In the community center MONTHLY LUNCHEON of the a hat sale party Feb. 27 at 8 p.m. of the Precious Blood Catholic to each pan than the following sary, but they're lots of fun — United Presbyterian Women's As in the parish hall. By CECILY BROWNSTONE Church. Caller will be Bob Fell- GRAND NEW OFFICERS of the Guild recipe directs, and to allow for (specially if you serve the 'oaves sociation of the Red Bank Pres- Mrs. Morton A. Barnes, Ocean- Associated Press Food Editor man. Prizes will be awarded for for Christian Service of the Faith a longer baking time. at a buffet party and set up indi- byterian Church was held last port, Is chairman. She will be the most original outfit. Reformed Church, Hazlet, were Just let a cook bake bread in A New York skytop restaurant vidual tables for one, two or four. iDUOOUNTCUnM week in the church. assisted by Mrs. Martin Connelly installed in a candlelightlng cere- miniature loaf pans and applause opened several years ago, has But these loaves also look attrac- Mrs. James Donnelly is chair- The program, on the theme and Mrs. John M. Barnes. Mem- mony last week at the church. > won. fostered interest in miniature ive in baskets and they can be man, assisted by Mrs. Robert "God's People in God's World — bers of the publicity committee Officers installed were Mrs. Jo- loaves of bread. At this restau- served as large rolls. Emery, Jr. and Mrs. Paul Masur. •s Servants," was made up of re- are Mrs. Milton Ging, Mrs. Wil- Maybe it's remembrance of seph Lowenstein, president; Mrs. rant the doll-size loaves come to A Founders' Day meeting of the ports of delegates from local liam Banta and Mrs. Edward C, doll-dish days past and nostalgia This oatmeal bread recipe is Arthur Todd, vice president; Mrs. the table on miniature bread PTA will be held Tuesday at 8:15 DOROTHY TOLAND churches who attended the Na- Wilson, Sr. Also assisting are the for childhood delights that makes one that has been used for years George Marshall, secretary, and boards with appropriate-sized p.m. A musical program will be tional United Presbyterian Wom- members of the four guilds of the bread baked in these little and yezrs in Canada. It makes Mrs. Joseph Ready, treasurer. knives so eaters can have the presented, DANCE STUDIO en's Conference held last year at the church. pans such an immediate success. a soft light bread, on the spongy Appointed to committees were The miniature loaf pans can be fun of slicing. side, that's delicious served fresh The PTA is sponsoring a Cub Purdue University, Lafayette Mrs. John Frey will be Mrs. Gilbert Muirhead, corre- the found around the country. Here If your husband is a do-il-your- and warm. Although I am a Scout Pack. Francis Bruce pre- lod. .. speaker at a meeting of the sponding secretary; Mrs. Made- in New York we've tracked them selfer, he might be willing to weightwatcher, I couldn't resist sented the scout charter at a Speakers were Mrs. John Flock- Women of St. James March 20 al line Plate, sunshine; Mrs. Charles down in two sizes. We think the cut some of these little boards so mating a whole miniature loaf recent meeting. hart of Lincroft, Mrs. L. S. Stout 8:30 p.m. Grace, publicity; Mrs. James pan holding about a cup makes you can "serve likewise." Or shortly after it came from the of Manasquan, Mrs. Lawrence The United Thank Offering In- Barr, hostesses, Mrs. Edwan the most enchanting small loaf you can buy small boards that oven! That the loaves should be Burdge, association president; gathering and corporate Com- Anderson and Mrs. Charle but, of course, a little larger pan accompany toy rolling pins and served with good butter lollows Cancer League Mrs. Raymond D. Tufts, record- munion of the women of the par- Grace, flowers; Mrs. Robert Vai may be used. In the latter case, use these. as a matter of course. Ing secretary, and Mrs. Blanch- ish will be held May 6. Plans Meeting Roten, spiritual life; Mrs. Jame: you may need to add more dough The small boards aren't neces- ard D. Romaine, president of the The nominating committee, Oatmeal Light Bread WANAMASSA - An executive Monmouth Presbyterial. Fitzsimmons, representative tc Council; Mrs. Vincent Fiske, edu- with Mrs. Robert Peterson as teaspoon granulated sugar board meeting of the Ivy Cancer Other guests were Mrs. William cation; Mrs. Edward Boehm, t chairman, will present a slate of cup warm water League No. 117, supporting the J. Mills of Lincroft and members proposed officers at a meeting of Valerie Ross to Wed envelope active dry yeast Ivy Cancer Research Foundation, of the Women's Association of the the executive committee in April. cups old-fashioned rolled oats Chicago, III., wai held Monday First Presbyterian Church of Ver Antiques Show Lenten teas will be served MIDDLETOWN-Mr. and Mn. cups boiling water here in the home of Mrs. Joseph ona. every Sunday evening during ieorge Ross, 12 Millbrook Dr., 2 teaspoons salt Layne, Plans were formulated announce the engagement of their Mrs. Chester Houghtaling, co- Lent with St. Mary's Guild serv- tablespoons lard-type shorten- for a fund-raising drive to be- Set for June daughter, Miss Valerie Mary chairman of the world service de ing March 11; St, Alban's, March ing gin March 1. RED BANK — The first, out Ross, to Lance Cpl. Charles Da- partment, gave a report on Afri- 18; St. Cecelia's, March 25; ex- 4 cup firmly packed dark brown The general meeting, open to door Antiques Show of the Wom- vid Elser, stepson of George Du- ca. Devotions were offered by ecutive committee, April 1; St. sugar the public, will be held Feb. 26 Mrs. Fred Martin, spiritual life en's Association of the Presby- vall of Hoboken. He is also the Martha's, April 8, and the men's 4 cups (about) flour in the directors' room at the terian Church has been set foi work crew on Palm Sunday. son of the late Mrs. Marie Elser In a small bowl, dissolve the Classical Ballet Technique Saturday, June 30. Duvall and the late Charles Central New Jersey Bank build- Mrs. Wilson was named chair- granulated sugar in the water; Elser. ing. Contemporary Jan Mrs. Ildon R. Blackburn, Pha- man of the annual spring rum- sprinkle the yeast over; allow to lanx, president, named Mrs. Guy At the session several persons Tap - Acrobatic - To* mage sale to be held May 1 from Miss Ross, a graduate of Mid- tand 10 minutes. Mix the rolled will discuss their experiences D. Johnson, Jr., Lincroft, chair- dletown Township High School, Is SHERMAN'S 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. and May 2 from oats, toiling water, salt, short- with the use of Krebiozen, which man, and Mrs. J. H. Bouwmees- employed by the First National 201 East Bergen Place 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. in tha parish ening and brown sugar; cool to has a potential as a possible aid ter, Rumson, and Mrs. Kenneth City Bank, New York. lukewarm; stir in 2 cups of the SH 1-2708 hall. in the control and cure of cancer. Bashore, Linvoft, vioe chairmen A special fund-raising dinner, Cpl. Elser, a graduate of Dem- flour. Stir in yeast mixture; of the event. planned around the theme of arest High School, Hoboken, is beat well with a spoon and stir Committee aides will Includi "The Four Seasons," will take serving in the U. S. Marine Corps in the remaining flour. Cover Draperies Mrs. Robert Maccubbin, Rei place May 15. Chairmen are Mrs. at Quantico, Va. with a damp cloth and set in Bank; Mrs. Norman McMullei Martin Connelly, Mrs. John M. warm place to rise until doubled Slipcovers / I and Mrs. W. Joseph Strubel, Lii Barnes and Mrs. Morton A, in bulk — about 45 minutes; Upholstering tie Silver, and Mrs. George O Barnes. Telephone Unit punch down; let rise again intil Tamblyn, Jr., Rumson. To Hold Dance almost doubled — about |5 min- Rug Cleaning Bedspreads CONTRIBUTIONS for mission- utes. P,unch down; turn ou* onto aries Miss Grace Hatler in El RED BANK — The Red Bank floured board; shape into a long Curtains Student Named Council, Telephone Pioneers of roll; cut into 8 equal pieces. Shop-at-Home Service Salvador and Miss Dorothy Rich To Honor Group in Burma were brought at a re- America, will hold its annual lace waxed paper over top and Phone SH 1-2648 Sweethearts Dance tomorrow in DOVER, Del. — Miss Delii cent meeting of Circle 3 of the !»t rest for about 10 minutes. Sherman's Red Bank Baptist Church, The the Oaks, Rt. 35, Middletown. Knead into small loaves; place In Klindienst, daughter of Mr. an Music will be by Manfriedi. Gen- Keyes Gets Role Decorators grouo met in the parsonage, 7 greased miniature loaf pans Mrs. Edward F. Klindienst, 13 eral chairman is Harvey Sprang- (68 Broad St., Shrewsbury Heights Ten, Little Silver, with each VA by V/2 by V/, inches - lylvia Ter., New Monmouth er of West Long Branch. FREE PARKING N. J., a first-year liberal arts Mrs. Stanley Mugridge and Mrs. Off-Broadway about 1 cup capacity); grease R. G. Baxter as hostesses. Mrs. P. Paul Campi of Little Silver tops. Let rise in warm place at its FINEST and FASTEST major at Wesley College, has ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS—Don- Allen Hall was devotional leader is chairman of tickets. until doubled. Bake in a hot PLUS: SHIRTS • DRY CLEANING been elected to Phi Theta Kappa, ald Keyes has been cast as the national junior college honorary with Mrs. Mugridge leading the (400 degrees) oven on a low rack • SAME DAY SERVICE scholastic fraternity. prayer. Mrs. Howard Young of ANNIVERSARY PARTY sheriff in the off-Broadway pro- about 35 minutes until tops of bread are well browned and sides Membership in the fraternity Fair Haven spoke on the Baptist HIGHLANDS — Mr. and Mrs. duction "Forever Yours." Home Society in Newark and the and bottom lightly browned. is elective on the basis of hig William Beyer of Shadowlawn The play will be presented at LEON group prepared Valentine treats Turn out on wire racks. Delici- academic achievement and is re- Trailer Park were honored on WHITE ST. SH 7-2800 RED BANK OUR for residents of the home. the Provincetown Playhouse, New IUS served fresh and warm. stricted to the top 10 per cent of their ninth wedding anniversary ONLY York City, and will have its STORE he student body. Mrs. Young, Mrs. Frank Wisse- (vith a party last week given by mann ad Mrs. George Hooper, he men and women's Pinochle premiere March 20. all members of the local church, Club in the community hall of Mr. Keyes is the director of the are also members of the board he park. A spaghetti supper was] Monmouth Players production of managers of the home. "Gently Does It" which will be Twice As Much Fun! presented in the Navesink Li- brary Feb. 23 and 24 and March 2 and 3. 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Or the fans WABC-TV _WCBS-TV Channel CarUon—Bachelor in Paradise On Taking Drive for Funds, change. Fani begin at one andCtaumeM. WC»-TV 'Lassie To Be Seen 2:00; 7:00; 9:25. half years and tome never (top. ChinntM _WNBOTV WPBCTV Channel II SAT.-Kiddie Show — Special "I don't know wfctre to draw Quoad 5 _WNEW-TV CfaUIMlU WVTA-TV Of Pictures Residents Asked the lines," said Golden. Mri. Kiddie Feature — Journey to NEW SHREWSBURY - Th« Center of Earth 1:50; Bachelor FORT MONMOUTH - An In Three-Part Epic Wrather believes the youngsters AFTERNOON FRIDAY EVENING Mayor and Council last night stop seeing "Lassie" around age LOT* of Lit* 1:00- (4) News and Wsather in Paradise 4:40; 6:50; 10:20; udience made up largely of pic- Q (5) Randy's Hour PREVUE 8:40. learned that a permit to solicit By CHARLES WITBECK the dog can get out. The dog15 or 16. Every year there is a (4) Your First re-taking hobbyists, • as well (7) News SUN.-Hey Let's Twist 2:00; funds has been granted to the HOLLYWOOD — That Sunday then tries to find her way home new audience of youngsters, and Impression ; some professionals, heard an (11) Popeye 5:05; 8:10; Second Time Around borough's First Aid Squad for night Institution of devotion to a and all kind of obstacles are perhaps this accounts for the (7) Camouflage 6:15- (7) Local News 3:25; 6:30; 9:35. formative, non-technical talk collie, "Lassie," is splurging with tossed In. Disney did practically fact "Lassie," In its eighth season (9) Marriage its fund drive, beginning today. 1:20- (7) Weather ere last night or. "Color Photog- an Homeric epic, a three-part the same thing with a homesick on TV, Is still going strong and (II) Merry Mailman EATONTOWN Council president John Lemon, t:25— (7) Sports story,'"Odyssey," beginning Sun- Texas longhorn steer a few weeks iams high ratings. 1:M- (2) Search For Drive-In — Kartoon Karnival aphy and How to Take Bet'T who presided in the absence of i:J8- (4) Local News day. ago. (Now if only an inspired pro- In any event, series creator Tomorrow 7:00; X-I5 7:55; Bachelor in ictures." Mayor Karl K. Baron, asked ducer would swipe it for lhos( Robert Maxwell overlooked It (4) Truth or (7) Tallahasse 7000 Paradise 10:00; The Blob 12-.00. residents to support the squad. A year ago after "Lassie'i" when he sold out to Jack Wrather Consequences (11) Sky King The speaker was Harry C. option had been picked up apain, singing chipmunks and switch th( SAT. — Bachelor in Paradise oss of Atlantic Highlands, at- A motion by Mr. Willett to re- ending.) (our years ago. "I thought Lassie (5) Cartoons (:40- (4) Weather 7:05; 11:00; X-15 9:15. place the borough's present in- series owner Jack Wrather told had had it on TV," says Maxwell (7) Make A Face 1:45- (4) News ched to the U. S. Army Sig- producer Bob Golden he'd like An Inspired Producer SUN. — Goliath and the Bar- al Materiel Support Agency, surance policy with the Com- No End In Sight (9) Favorite Story 7:00- (2) News barians 6:00; 9:30; Goliath, and merical Insurance Co. of New to do 8 'pure' Lassie." j Golden Is an inspired producer (4) Dialogue expert in the photography There is no end in sight, at 11: iJ- (2) Guiding Light the Dragon 8:00. Jersey by another policy with "What's a pure 'Lassie'?" in- a man of high talent, particularly ield, whose, audience was made least not inthe eyes of producer (II) Rocky anb'Hls (5) Assignment: the same company offering wid- quired Golden, feeling at ease andj when he is interviewing animals, Underwater HAZLET p of members and guests of Golden. "The stories are better Friends er coverage for fireman, police- ready to oblige his boss now the a constant process. He'll say to (7) King of Olemond* Loew's Drive-In—Bachelor in "ort Monmouth Chapter Armed than ever." he said. "You may11: K- (4) News men, first aid men, and special show had been renewed. Ilonita Wrather, "Will you be in hink I'm crazy, but it's true. Our (9) Terrytoon Circus Paradise 7:05; 10:45; Thunder 'orces Communications, > and 1:00— (2) Burns and Allen police was passed by the council. "An animal show," said Wrath' tomorrow? I'm Interviewing fal big popularity this season really (4) Dr. Hudson (11) News of Drums 9:15. llectronic Association, at the Mr. Willett thanked Russ Pa- er, "without humans if possible. cons and wallabies." comes from last season's good (5) Cartoons 7:05- (2) Local Newi SAT. — Bachelor In Paradise 'ebruary dinner-meeting held at lumbo, Glenwood Dr., for his The adventures of 'Lassie' com- When it comes to bears, Golden stories. (7) Day In Court 7:10- (2) Weather 7:10; 11:00; Thunder of Drums libbs Hall Officers Club. "exhaustive insurance study and pletely alone." has n problem of whether to use We have no Ideas ourselves, (9) Movie (11) Local News 9:24. Mr. Ross showed 100 color recommendation on the most Golden admits tie still didn't a real hear or some guy in a says Golden. "This idea of Jack's (11) Fun At One 7:15- (2) News SUN. — Bachelor In Paradise ides to illustrate his talk which know what Wrather was talking woolly suit. "How good does he is our first oricinal." 1:25- (5) News 7:25-(U) Weather 6:10; 10:00; Thunder of Drums allowed the dinner in the club's profitable coverage" tor the borough. about, but said he'd try. Inok in the suit?"—Is the point Bonita Granville Wralher and (7) News 7:30- (1) Rawhide •8:25. apphire Room. In one show Golden couldn' Attending as a guest was Dr. March To October Golden depend on the writers to (11) Parlons Francais (4) International ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS It took from last March to Oc- make up his mind and hired both Showtime ichard A. Weiss, deputy and Nevada is the seventh largest bring in the ideas. "Every year 1:10- (2) As The World Turns tober to Ret Ihe job done Ho has no such problems with we start out Interviewing every ' (5) Peter Gunn Atlantic—Shorts 7:00; Exodus cientific director, Office of slate in the Union in area, but (4) Dr. Joyce Brothers Wrather's wife and associate pro- the star Lassie. The newest Las- writer In sicht," Golden con- (9) Movie 7:45. rmy Research and Develop- it is the smallest stata in popu- ducer, actress Iionila Grnnville. sie, a direct descendant, began inued, "and we end up with four (5) Movie (11) Jeff's Collie SAT. — Adventures of Huckle- ment, Washington. lation. talked to as many writers as she- last March, "To me," said Gold- or five." (7) December Bride 8:00— (5) Riverboat berry Finn 2:00; Shorts 7:00; Exodus 7:45. could corner, and Golden 'worked en, "this dog is so much sharp- Then Golden. Bonita and the 1:40—(11) Honor Mathematics (7) Hathawayi SUN.-Picnic.2:00; 5:40; 9:20; on the show's most reliable con- er, brighter and more sensitive writer go over the story, check 1:55— (4) News (11) World of Giants tributor, Sumner Long, an elfjht- than his predecessor. It's a pleas back over old "Lassie's" and dip2:00— (2) Password 8:30- (2) Route 65 Twinkle and Shine 3:55; 7:35. year-veteran. ure to work with such an animal.' little more at the scriot. Vis- (4) Jan Murray (4) Detectives KEANSBURG Owner Wrather saw Ihe result It's not common knowledge that lally thev make small changes (7) Jane Wyman (7) Flintstorves Casino-FRI. & SAT.,— One RED BANK the stars do change, but viewers In January. "That's almost what ike painting the barn, dressing (11) Atomic Age Physics (11) Wyatt Earp Two Three 6:50; 9:00. with sharp eyes Icarn to tell the I had In mind" was his answer. une Lockhart a little better and 2:25- (4) News • * 9:00- (5) Bat Masterson SUN.-One Two Three 2:05; Sh,1-96OO difference. A lady wrote recent- 1:J»- (2) Housa Party "Odyssey," by Sumner Long, is her to wear different (7) 77 Sunset Strip 4:20; 6:40; 9:00. mbout Lassie being accident ly ly, "I got so fond of the other (4) Loretta Young (11) You Are There SHOWS AT 2 - 7 - 9-CONT. FROM 2 SAT. AND SUN. LONG BRANCH ; locked up in a truck which dog, but I'm sure I'll get to like "Folks say the show isn't nuite (7) Seven Keys 9:25- (9) Playback travels almost 1.000 miles before this one," is earthv," savs Golden. "Maybe (9) Star and Story 9:25- <9) News Baronet—The Mark 2:10; 7:00; NOW THRU SATURDAY lot, T havi> to Interview snmr (11) Driver Education 9:307- (2) Father of the Bride 9:20. ilrds now. Care to come along?" 1.55- (5) News " (4) Bell Telephone Hour SAT.-Kiddie Show 2:00; The LPve and -fun in -the suburbs! I:Q»- (2) Millionaire (5) Cannonball Mysterians 3:10; The Mark (4) Young Dr. Malone (9) Zoorama 5:15; 7:35; 10:00. (5) Waterfront (11) Seven League Boots SUN.-Bachelor Flat 3:40; 6:55; 10:10; Man-Trap 2:05; 5:20; TVTey (7) Queen For A Day 10:00- (2) Twilight Zone JIM MUTTON (9). Movie (5) Yancy Derringer 8:35. PAULA rDENTISS (11) School for Adults (7) Target Corruptors FREEHOLD CINEM4SCOPE *«f MrtroCOLOH ___ (9) Science Fiction 1:»- (I) Verdict I« Yours Strand—Twist Around the Clock Theater Mailbag (4) Our Five Daughters 7:00; 9:55; 3 Stooges Meei (11) How To Marry a (5) Medic Hercules 8:30. CARLTON KIDDIE SHOW Millionaire SAT.—Twist Around the.Clock By STEVEN H. SCHEUER (7) Who Do You Trust? 10: SO— (2) Eyewitness (11) Abbott and Costello 3:55; 6:59; 10:00; 3 Stooges SATURDAY—2:00 P. M. Question — I think Margaret (4) Chet Huntley O'Brien, was the best child ac- 3:55- (2) News Meet Hercules 2:29; 5:30; 8:30 T F (5) Mr. Lucky SUN.—Twist Around the Clock tress to ever appear on the screen 4:00- (2) Brighter Day (») Movie , "JOURNEY T H°E CENTER T°H E EARTH" with the exception of Shirley (4) Make Room For 3:49; 6:50; 9:50; 3 Stooges Meet (11) Mr. Adams and Eve Hercules 2:10; 5:11; 8:12. Temple, of course. Why doesn't Daddy 11:00- (2) News ASBURY PARK Plus COLOR CARTOONS she make any movies today (5) Divorce Hearing (4) News I've seen her on TV and she (7) American Bandstand (5) News Lyric - La Dolce Vita 8:30; certainly grew up to be a very (11) Laurel-Hardy and (7) News SNEAK PREVUE 11:20. attractive young lady and she TOMORROW 8:30 P.M. Chuck (11) Groucho SAT.—Kiddie Show: Princes: still Is talented. - Mrs. R. H., 4:15- (2) Secret Storm 11:10- (2) Weather Cinderella & Legend of Sleepy West Memphis, Arkansas. 4:25— (9) Mahalia Jackson (4) Weather Hollow 2:00; La Dolce Vita . Answer — Very few child ac- Debbie Reynolds (11) Pinocchio (5)PM 6:15; 9:15. FRIENDS — Sal Mineo portrays a young Sioux brave tors (who are enjoying a new 4:10- (2) Edge of Night 11:12— (7) Weather SUN. - La Dolce Vita 2:00; popularity via their old movies 5:00; 8:00. " named White Bull who capturet and makes a friend of a (4) Here', Hollywood 11:15- (2) Movie on TV) are able to make the Mayfalr—Sergeants Three 2:45; wild itallion in "Comanche," two-part adventure itory (5) Mr. District Attorney (4) Jack Paar successful transition to adul 7:15; 9:30. STARTS SUNDAY—2 SMASH HITS (9) Looney Tunes (7) Movie on "Walt Dimey'i Wonderful World of Color," Sundayt, roles, The "awkward age," as SAT. — Sergeants Three 2:35; (11) Bozo the Clown 11:30—(II) News t is called, usually lasts from 5:00; 7:30; 9:55. Feb. 18 and 25 over NBC-TV Network in color. 4:50— (7) American Newsstand 11:40—(11) Movie 14 to IT. What may have been SUN. — Sergeants Three 2:25; 4:55- (4) News 12:20- (9) Boston Blackie appealing In a youngster, such 4:50; 7:20; 9:45. as .freckles, a slight lisp, or Just (11) fractured Fairy 12:40- (2) Movie 12:45- (5) Sherlock Holmes St. lames—Blue Hawaii 3:20; plain childish awkwardness, of- Tales 7:00: 10:08; Hey Let's Twisl ten proves detrimental In hi 12:50- (2) Movie J:00- (2) Life ol Rlley 1:00- (4) Local News 2:00; 8:40. later career. Some stars, such (4) Kukla and Ollle SAT. & SUN. - Blue Hawai (7) Movie JACKCUMGS as Judy Garland, Elizabeth Tay- (5) Felix and Diver Dan 3:35; 6:45; 9:55; Hey Let1! 1:05- (4) 13th Hour am BELL TELEPHONE HOUR lor and Natalie Wood have made (7) I Married Joan 1:15- (5) News Twist 2:15; 5:20; 8:30. the transition without a trace o (11) Dick Tracy STARRING CAROL LAWRENCE 1:20— (9) Alamac Newsreel MONTCLAIR >2nd SMASH difficulty. Others, like Dean 5:05- (4) Movie 1:25- (9) News and Weather MAHAUA JACKSON • GEORGE Stockwell for example, may take 5:25—(1J> Rocky and His Clalrldge — Search for Para 1:35- (4) News dise 8:30. LONDON • ANNA MOFFO a few years off to mature and Friends then make a solid comeback in 1:40- (4) Sermonette SAT. — Search for Paradise ISAAC STERN • MUSIC MADE adult roles. Former child star 5:30- (I) Movie 2:35— (7) Evening Prayer 2:00; 8:30. (7) Highway Patrol 3:25- (2) News FAMOUS BY GLENN MILLER Roddy McDowell went on to be SUN. — Search for Paradise come a success on the B'way (9) Movie 3:30— (2) Give Us This Day 2:30; 7:30. WITHTEXBENEKEANDHIS stage but hasn't as yet duplicated (11) Three Stooge* ORCHESTRA • RAY EBERLE such early successes as his mem- Answer — Van Heflin and theand the screenplay of a new Tony Curtis' movie. AND THE MODERNAIRES orable movie performance in late Richard Hart were the two Capt. Myrah men involved with Lana in New WITH PAULA KELLY. DONALD How Green Was My Valley." Zealand in the 1947 movie. Question — Are the singers onGets Regular VOORHEES AND THE BELL Even Shirley Temple, perhaps "Sing Along With Mitch," singing the most successful child actress NOW thru SAT. TELEPHONE ORCHESTRA Question — I think the Stan while the show is being taped or of all time, had trouble making Freberg Show on ABC was oneis it all pre-recorded K. A. Army Post TONIGHT 9:30 P.M. E.S.T. the transition and retired from Open 6:30 — Show 7:00 p.m. FREE IN-CAR HEATERS of the funniest hours on TV In a Hughes, Tenn. OCEANPORT — Capt. John M LIVE AND IN COLOR ON the entertainment world for many long time. Please tell me all you •i 2-BIG HITS-2 years. It has been tough going Answer — Most of the numbers Myrah, assistant S-2 at Head- "ACTION IN NBC-TV, CHANNEL 4 can about this great funnyman- are pre-recorded and the singers quarters, VII Corps Artillery, was "BACHELOR IN for Margaret O'Brien since she Mrs. L. D., San Marcos, Texas. color nlso OUTER SPACE" combed out her pigtails. She mouth the words during the prorecently sworn into the regular PARADISE" hasn't been able to match her Answer — The hilarious host- duction. This method enables use army at the Kelly Barracks "X.I 5" enormous pre-teen screen popu of "The Chun King Chow Mein of elaborate production numbers Stuttgart, Germany. with dancing and large moving larlty thus far. This actress, who Hour" was born and raised in Capt. Myrah is a graduate of sets. If a singer were singing dur- SUNDAY—ONE DAY ONLY was voted one of the top ten Los Angeles. He went into radio Red Bank High School, attended upon graduating from high school ing the show the "mike boom' money makers In movies In 1945 Newark College of Engineering 'GOLIATH AND "GOLIATH ANMbD I in 1944 and was doing well until would have to pick up her voice and 1946, has made only one and enlisted in the army in Octo- THE DRAGON" * THE BARBARIAN' the Army claimed his services during the action of the song and ^ F \H" I movie in the past six years. How- ever, Margaret does a great dea and tAok him out of circulation would, therefore, limit the use from 1945 to 1947. When he wasof large production numbers. After attending Officers' Candi Li: of stage work and TV. Her latest date School at Fort Sill, Okla. in TV appearance was on a "Dr, released from the service, Stan Many variety shows such as ASBURY went Into the movies, not as an "Garry Moore Show" and "Perry 1956, he was sent to the guided Klldare" segment. missile maintenance course a MAYFAIR PARK actor but as the voice for cartoon Como Show" use pre-recorded characters. This led to his own Fort Bliss, Tex. Question — Who played thi opening numbers for the^ sami spot on the west coast TV series, reason. From there, he went to the men In the movie "Green Dol- "Time For Beany." The show Army Air Defense Command NOW SHOWING phin Street" opposite Lana started out to be a children's Question — Who played In theNike Missile site in White Plains, MATINEE DAILY 2:30 Turner I have seen this movi show but changed its format N.Y. on TV, a number of times and movie "Trail of the Lonesonv when adult audiences began Pine" and in what year was i In September 1959, he was as- miss i|he> credits every time. watching after discovering Fre- man, ifs the Could you tell me once and foi first shown in the movie theatre signed to the Kelly Barracks, as PRESENTED BY THE BELL TELEPHONE SYSTEM berg's "special brand of humor." Has it ever been on TV — Mrs, a platoon leader. wildest/ all — Mrs. L. E. T., Manhat- The series lasted from 1950 to R. E. T, Winnepeg, Canada. Last April, Capt. Myrah as^ tan, Kansas 1955. During this same time, Fre- Answer — The stars of the sumed his present duties. berg broke into the record busi- 1936 Paramount film were Sylvia Capt. Myrah is married to th ness with such "unconventional Sydney, Henry Fonda and Fred gems" such as "John and former Phyllis J. Aschettino of MacMurray. The film was one of Little Silver. The Myrahs and Marsha," "The Yellow Rose«ot the first outdoor movies to be Texas," and "St. George and the their three sons, John Jr., 5, filmed in technicolor and caused Richard, 3'^, and Thomas, 9'/a Dragonet." While most people quite a stir when it was first sat around complaining about the months, hope to return to the released. It has been shown on United States in July. endless stream of dull TV ad-TV. vertising, Freberg decided to do (For an answer to your ques- something about it. He created tions about any TV program or Freberg. Ltd., an advertising actor, write to TV Key Mailbag, | ATLANTIC consultant firm which combines THEATRE c-o this paper.) Atlanllo HIjUamls-Tcl. 291-0148 humor with selling. Some of the best commercials on TV today NOW THRU SATURDAY are creations of Freberg, Ltd. BROTHER PRESIDENTS ONE COMPLETE SHOW In 1959 Statyproved once again BUFFALO, N. Y, (AP) - The Shorts 7:00—Exodus 7:15 • HELD OVER • that movie cliches sometimes do Very Rev. James J. McGinley OTTO PREMINGER'S NITELY AT 8:30 P.M. come true, bv marrying his loyal president of Canisius College in secretarys, Donna Anderson. In Buffalo is the brother of the "EXODUS" addition to Freberg, Ltd. and Very Rev. Lawrence J. McGin SAT.-Klddie Show at 2 his many personal appearances, ley, president of Fordham Uni "ADVENTURES OF shocked about film of our times. Stan Is currently working on a versity in New York City. HUCKLEBERRY FINN" book which is scheduled for pub- SUNDAY - MONDAY "Best Foreign Film KonaraftcrthcBame...orforatastysnacJc MCDONALD'S AMAZING MENU lication soon, a B'way musical, Cont. Sunday from 2 of the Year" anytitM... bring your date to McDonald's. Pure Beef Hamburger...... 15^ —N. Y. 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Miss Mc- motivated worker who does his 8-.2S- (2) News 10:00— (2) Candid Camera (4) Andy's Gang (7) Q. T. Hush Cambridge hasn't been around of job just to pick up his pay check, (9) Christophers (4) Du Pont Show 1:»- (2) Allakazam late and she makes the most of a and the time allotted to us by 8:J9— (2) Amos 'n' Andy (7) Adventures In (4) Fury domineering woman, trying to God, are fused Into a brief but (5) Light Time Paradise Little Rascals clear her son of a bank robbing thought-provoking modern-day (9) Oral Roberts (11) Bold Venture ' TV Highlights (9) Cooking charge, who's willing to pay off drama. 1:30 p.m. NBC. 8:45- (4) Library Lions 10:30- (2) What's My Line By CYNTHIA LOWRY l:15-(»> Adventures In Africa witnesses. 7:30 p.m. CBS. (5) Cartoons (11) Interpol AP TV-Radio Writer 11; J»- (2) Roy Roger* SPORTS SPECTACULAR. •:00- (2) My Little Margie 10:45—(9) Movie Make Room for BELL TELEPHONE HOUR. "Air Show." The excitement in (5) Wondarama 11:0J- (2) News The programming news of tele- (*) Daddy 'Portals of Music." Nice going. this show is provided by the (7) Q.T. Hush (4) Newi vision during the next seven days (5) Just for Fun From Carol Lawrence's opening sight of precision-flying U.S. Air (9) Faraway Places (5) News is that there's not a single special Barney Bear song and dance segment to a Force Thunderbirds on maneu- (II) Let's Have Fun (7) News program on the horizon and we C) Builders' Showcase medley of show tunes from vers at Tyndal Field, Panama 9:15— (4) Bible Story Game 11:03— (5) Crime and can see all our pet programs. Aft- (11) Broadway, style Is the order of City, Florida. Also, a sequence •:!»- (2) Way To Go Punishment er the spate of special shows SATURDAY AFTERNOON the hour. Mahalia Jackson fol- from Crawfordsville, Indiana's ' (4) oLet'j Talk About God (4) Say When 5:50- (») Playback , analysis like a pro and builds Television Commission), but ex- alks a mile-a-minute. Ask her tures The result: Utter confusion. * (5) Movie HEALTH CAPSULES suspense out of the subtleties of amining housing, health, educa- a question and she is off. You 1;S»— (4) Frontiers of Faith SATURDAY EVENING "It is really something to watch (7) Susie by Michael A. Petli, M.D. motivation. Michael Strong is tion, etc. You'll see some charm- can go away and come back in (11) Dangerous «:00- (4) News my wife (French beauty Miriam 10:05-(11) Time for Science WILL ONIONS PROTECT YOU particularly effective as a lone- ing films of nursery school activ- 15 minutes and she will still be Assignment (5) Sandy's Hour Bru) conversing with the two 10:20—(11) Adelante En Enpanol AGAINST COUPS ? ly oddball in the regular Army ities which offer a sharp con- talking. 1:!J- (9) Playback (7) Two Faces West mothers," said the German actor. 10:25— (9) Mahalia Jackson accused of murder, who makes trast to the well depicted, hor- Get Along line 2:00— (4) Space Log (9) Terrytoons Circus "First she tells her mother 10:30- (2) I Love Lucy the unconventional request that rendous refugee problem. You'l (5) Movie (11) Broken Arrow something in French. Then my "Finally Miriam had to tell he: (4) Play Your Hooch MSTOo/ Preston handle his defense at his also ba able to get a peek a mother asks, 'What did you say? that it was bothering me and she (II) Public Defender «:15- (4) Tell Me, Dr. Brothers 2:15— (7) Changing Times (7) Gale Storm court-martial. 8:30 p.m. CBS. Macao. (Color). 4 p.m. NBC. So Miriam1 tells her what she had shouldn't talk unless I asked he > 1 6:S0- (4) Recital Hall 2: JO— (2) Sports Spectacular 10:40-01) Places In the New* said in German. If she talks a a question. That was fine. For (7) Lone Ranger (4) Direct Line 11:00- (2) video Vilage (9) Championship LEAVE IT TO BEAVER. "No- ISSUES AND ANSWERS minute longer than she talked to two whole days she didn't say a (4) Price Is Right body Loves Me." Good episode. Speaker of the House, Represen- her mother, her mother wants to word. (7) Meet The Professor Bowling (11) City Detective (7) Texan (U) Sspercar Beaver Is being scolded by ev- tative John W. McCormack, is know what else she said. Then "Then one day I saw her read- (9) Herb Sheldon erybodv and concludes he's jus interviewed by correspondents Miriam has to tell her mother in 2:55- (5) News 6:45— (2) News ing a French paper that was a 5:00— (4) Open Mind ll:20-(ll) Modern Mathematics B:5»- (2) Local News a dumb little creep. His parents Peter Clapper and John Edwards French what else she had said In month old. I asked her why she 11:25— (S) News manage to prove he isn't being on the key bills under considera- GeVman to my mother. And then (5) Movie 6:55— (2) Weather didn't read something newer. (7) Directions '62 11:10- (2) Your Surprls* 7:00- (2) Sea Hunt neglected and their "message ol tion by the House and their likely it starts all over again." That did it. She was off again Package love" is simple and direct. The fates. 4 p.m. ABC. (11) Front Page Story (4) Local News One Walks, One Talks talking a mile a minute." (4) Concentration idea of this one could be a mess, 3:30— <7) Adiai Stevenson (5) Circus Boy The invasion of the mothers How do the two women get (5) Romper Room but it evolves neatly here. 8:30 (11) Decoy (7) Beany and Cecil WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS :n-law was prompted by Horet's (7) Yours For A Song p.m. ABC. along together? 3:5V- (B) Playback (II) Superman Germany and Hawaii are the absence In the two months prior "Fine, most of the time," 4:0»- (2) World of Golf 11:55- (2) News i-'i 7:10- (4) Weather scenes of sports competition this to the birth. He had to be In SATURDAY NIGHT AT THE Horst reported. "They Just sit (4) To Breathe Free 7:15- (4) Financial News round, with world championship India and England to make "Nine and smile at each other. Except (7) Issues and Answers TO SHOW FILM CNWM9 NAV KS6P CTHEI* 7:20- (4) Sports MOVIES. "Monkey Business." bobsledders described in the for- Hours to Rama," and the two PSOPU6.AWAV FROM YOU, when Miriam's mother starts to (9) Movie 7:S»- (S),Perry Mason (1952). Zany comedy about a sci- mer and the men's international ladies came from the old country MIDDLETOWN-The film, "Bil- VJT WON'T KEEP THE COLP talk, and then my mother gets (11) National Pro Bowling ly Graham, Decade of Decision," (4) Wells Fargo entist who discovers a rejuvena- surfing championships seen at to keep Miriam company. ' GERMS AWAY. a headache and has to leave the 4:39— (4) Patterns in Music will be shown Sunday, March 4, (5) Jungle Jim tion tonic and tries It out on him- Makaha Beach In the latter. 5 Each mother-in-law Mas a no- fUiMi C*wUt g'mi Upful Munition. room." (7) American Civil War by the Christian Endeavor So- ,ltll]»tlTrt»n<)» grandmoth- 1:00— (2) Amateur Hour cieties of the Reform Church, Colonel Grant's comic flair manages to one likes to talk. ers to see Christopher at Cedars (4) Wisdom Wayne Mouritzen, youth director, (9) Great Music overcome the limitations of the "Mv mother is the walker," script, and Marilyn "Monroe's TWENTIETH CENTURY. of Lebanon Hospital. The sight (5) Baseball Players' has announced. (11) Sergeant Preston "Frank Lloyd Wright." Of said Horst. "But she is frustrated, of the two ladles extolling the Tournament 8:00- (5) Night Court small but funny part serves as a since we live in Beverly Hills." A representative of the Billy YOU CAN WIN fine foil for Grant's shenanigans. course, capsule biographies are beauties of their grandson in their (7) Wide World of Sports (7) Room For One More surface by nature but, within its The police are noted for their In- Graham staff will be present at 9 p.m. NBC. native tongues made quite a (11) Superman the showing, which is open to the (11) Invisible Man limitations, this half hour por- tolerance to walkers; anyone out scene. 1:30- (2) G. E. College Bowl 8:30— (2) Defenders trait of a towering genius of our public. 1,000 HAVE GUN, WILL TRAVEL. Isn't Horst worried about com- (4) Update (4) Tall Man time leaves you with an impres- BUS STOP. "The Opposite Vir- All in all, an entertaining show. petition over the baby when he (5) Dial 999 More French is spoken by IF YOU OPEN A (7) Leave It to Beaver sion of greatness experienced. tues." Lew Ayres likes to play Paladin almost seems normal for gets home? . (11) Casey Jones Washington, D. C, restaurant (9) Movie You'll see much of the famed the "quiet mora] outsider" and awhile when he appears to be a "No, they are both European 1:55- (8) Playback workers than any other foreign CfD CHARGE (11) Boots and Saddles architect walking about and ob- he has a suitable role of Its genre sucker. Hired by an astrologlst women, and they will do as I SUNDAY EVENMa language. German Is second, then VVr ACCOUNT 9T00- (4) Movie serving the nature he called his tonight. As a witness to a killing, nut to find three people, death say," ha replied confidently. 1:00— (2) Twentieth Century (5) Wrestling "church"; see merely snatches of he's rewarded by his boss for reek and Italian. follows his footsteps until he ad- (4) Meet the Press (7) Lawrence Welk his home and fellowship at Talie- his testimony. When he decides to mits his stupidity and begins to (5) Movie (11) 26 Men sln East and West; wish you change his mind, however, he use his educated head. 9:30 p.m. (9) Zoorams IRAND 9:30- (2) Have Gun Will could hear from and see more of runs Into trouble with boss, wife Tells Why CBS. <1I) Brave Stallion Travel his students through the years; and friends. The plot holds up 1:30— (2) Mr. Ed and get a bird's-eye view of the Jack I DISCOUNT CINTiRt (11) Global Zobel and the cast Is competent to deal Cow Tests (4) 1, 2. 3, Gol-Children 10:00— (2) Gunsmoke GUNSMOKE. John Kerr's per- structures he built and the hori- with it. 8 p.m. ABC. formance as a killer who's sup- (7) Maverick Sullivan's (7) Boxing zons he broadened In the process. (9) Mahalia Jackson posed to polish off Marshal Dil- 6 p.m. CBS. (9) Movie JACK BENNY. Another funny Earn Cash (11) Troubleshooters SPRING LflKE . N, J, ' (ll)Movie lon sparks the entry tonight. episode. Jack Imitates Jack Paar FREEHOLD — Fifty cows on 7:00- (2) Lassie 10:45— (7) Make That Sare Story has the killer fall for MEET THE PRESS. Secretary on his late evening soiree. Ben- test with a dairy herd improve- (4) Bullwinkle 11:00- (2) News girl and wisely decide to hire an- of Agriculture Orville L. Freeman ny's gestures and takes during ment association earn an average (9) Championship Bridge The (5) Movie other to take over for him. Kerr is questioned by a panel of news- his Interview with movie star of $2,000 more a year than cows (11) Whlrlyblrdj (7) News makes good use of his eyes and a AL KENNY mustache, and gets his comeup- men including William Blair of Rock Hudson are the best part not on test. 7:30— (2) Dennis the Menace Situations) PUnlit 11:10- (2) Weather pance in proper villain style in The New York Times, May of the show. Paar's announcer (4) Walt Disney's World Nltely (4) Weather Hugh Downs also apDears in his Edward T. Oleskie, extension UNION the end. 10 p.m, CBS. Craig of the Portland (Me.) dairy specialist at Rutgers Unl (7) Follow the Sun " 11:15— (2) Movie late evening role. 9:30 p.m. CBS. Erv Bradley Dance Orch. Press-Herald, Richard Harkness verslty's College o( Agriculture, (9) Movie (4) Movie of NBC News, and. Alan Emory (11) Main Event Fri. & Set. Nltti (7) Hong Kong .' SUNDAY calls attention to this figure, accommodations (or CAMERA THREE. A pleasant of the Watertown (N.Y.) Daily DU PONT SHOW OF THE on the fact that cows on DHIA Opera HOUSE 11:20- (4) News Times, (Color). 6 p.m. NBC. WEEK. "Police Emergency." An 7:55- (5) Senate Report Luncheon • Dinner 11:30— (9) Seekers half hour with our friends to the test have a 1,500-pound advantage North, a! Claude Gauthieg and exciting on-the-spot documentary n milk yield. 8:0«- (2) Ed Sullivan Weddings - Parties (11) Jalopy Races detailing the multitudinous func- Anniversaries Pauline Julien, French Canadi- ED SULLIVAN. Ed's show (5) Public Office RESTAURANT 11:35- (4) Movie tions of the police emergency di- There are real money making PRIVATE ROOM ans both, sing the folk songs in- comes from Miami tonight, with (II) NFL Highlights 12.00— (9) Hy Gardner vision, as seen through the ac- possibilities in nearly every dairy digenous to their area that link George Jessel giving another of 8:30- (4) Car 54 Gibson 9-9000 12:15- (-7) Movie tivities of Car 1509 — in no way herd, he says, but It takes a COCKTAIL LOUNGE them spiritually to France. Their his farewell routines; the Everly (5) Opinion in the Capitol 12:30- (5) Movie to be confused with an earlier sound testing program to find "chansons" recall the troubadour Brothers (teen-agers' delight) 1:00- (2) Movie venture on this network tonight out which cows are making in style and content too. 11 a.m. singing in their Marina Corps un- (4) Movie called Car 54. There are loads money and which are costing , ; WHARF AVENUE CBS. iforms; trumpeter Al Hirt and (9) Almanac Newsreel of marvelously unpremeditated money. Howard Johnson's his combo, and Al Hirt with the RED BANK 1:05— (9) News and Weather and highly Informal pictures, and Once a dairy herd Is on test, HWY. 35 MIDDLETOWN WASHINGTON CONVERSA- Hugh Lambert dancers perform- 2:30— (4) Sermonette there's a particularly fascinating the dairyman can cull his low TION. Senator Carl Hayden, ing; comic George Klrby routin SH 1-1500 3:05- (2) News sequence Involving a robbery vic- producers, feed his good produc- Democrat of Arizona, President ing; Timl Yuro singing her pro- 3:10- (2) Give Us This Day rs at an improved rate, and fin- pro tempore of the Senate, dean type songs; plus water skiers Im which offers some unexpected Family Specials ally select cows from which pro of all the members of the Con- down at Cypress Gardens, and but hilarious comic relief. Other fitable replacements can be gress, and the first Congressman Ed looking in on the porpoises terns of interest include a con- raised, he adds. of his state to be sworn in in and sea lions at the Miami Sea- struction accident, a steam leak, Fish Fry a lion in a parked car, a suicide SHAMROCK BAR the House of Representatives urn, 8 p.m. CBS. Dairy farmers who want more Golden Fried Fillet of Fish BEACHWAY KEANSBURG attempt, and two heart attack details about testing can get victims. Athoroughly worthwhile them from Richard O. Rice, as- French Fried Potatoes Tartare "Sauce highly recommended hour. 10 sociate county agricultural agent, Creamy Cole Slaw Entertainment every Wed., Fri., Sal. p.m.'NBC. 20 Court St. STATEMENT: Assorted Hot Breach and Butter DEAR CHUBBY: Sunday Afternoon 3 - 9 After all. you can twist any time. But a $1.00 seventh birthday celebration such as this, on LINCROFT Wednesday, Feb. 21, should sweep the town February 16 and 17 NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. SH 1-9755 Wednesday Night . . . Skinny. Prom 5 P.M. to 9 P.M. Bill Bowen's OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK FACT: a la carte Famous DEAR SKINNY: INK SPOTS Come early to that seventh birthday celebra- Businessmen's Luncheon — Dinner Southern Fried Chicken tion on Wednesday, Feb. 21. From the looks Sunday Aflornoon Twist Party With of It, it will be the biggest affair since CHILDREN'S DINNERS SERVED French Fried Potatoes . Creamy Cole Slaw Gcorgle cut down the cherry tree DINNER SPECIALS Assorted Hof Broads and Butter "THE MAYO 4" . . . Chubby. There's another statement on page 5 special of the house $1.39 LOBSTERS FRA DIAVOLO Fvery Monday from 5 P.M. to 9 P.M., 12—Friday, February 16, \%2 RED BANK REGISTER CBS Pays NCAA $!$200,000 To Televise 62'-63'Grid Tilts

NEW YORK (AP) - the Col- years; that each telecast sched- best possible coverage to the NFL umbia Broadcasting System ule must include at least two games., It is not inconsistent .to agreed yesterday to pay a phenom- colleges which have not been on have both and to do justice to B\ Hy Cunningham ' enal $10.2 millions during the the NCAA program during Ihe both. They'll both get dignified next two years for the rights preceding five seasons; and that and exciting coverage." to televise^the football games of at least 37 different colleges must These two prizes make up the TOMORROW WILL BE INAUGURATION DAY the National Collegiate Athletic be included in the 24 Rames of bulk of CBS' live sports coverage FOR THE Jersey Coast Boat Show in the Convention Association, making it the highest the series each year. There_ will while ABC still retains the rights single fee ever paid for a sports be more games than dates be- to televise the games of the Hall, Asbury Park. Believe it or not, we've had enough package. cause some of the telecasts will American Football League. NBC material reaching the sports desk to sink any of the The remarkable coup gave CBS be regional. has no regular season football large yachts that are being advertised these days. the two biggest plums in sports "We'll probably draw up 30 or coverage, but has contracted for television. The network signed a 40 different schedules before we the NFL title game at a healthy They tell us a general upgrading in the manu- 19.3 million contract last month arrive at the one we want," Mac $615,000 and also has several facture of Jersey Sea Skiffs is one •?. the strong for the exclusive rights to the Phail noted. post-season college bowl games. points in keeping the Garden State a Boat State. regular season games of the Na- "We plan to promote these It had held the rights to the tional Football League. Both con games to the best of our 'ability, college games for eight years. It appears that we have manufacturers from one tracts will expire after the 1963 and at the same time, we will not ABC had them in 1954 and again end of the state to the other, and many concentrate season, and will cost the network let up in our attempts to give the for the past two seasons. on the Jersey Sea Skiffs. the healthy sum of {19.5 millions. William C. MacPhail, vice pres- Kulas Custom Sea Skiffs, Hobart Ave., Keyport, ident of CBS television sports caught our eye when this company's brochure came to submitted the sealed bid to the light on the desk. This sentence was the catcher: NCAA television committee this Tigers Edge morning, competing against "These boats are the ultimate development of the origi scaled bids offered by the Na- nal Jersey Skiff hull which started out as the rugged tional Broadcasting Co., and the Sea Bright fishing dories." American Broadcasting Co. 'The NCAA group approved the big Wall, 63-62 New residents into the area probably wouldn't bid a few hours later. remember the Sea Bright dories. But before the The Associated Press also learned that the successful bid WALL TOWNSHIP - Coach field goals. The winners dumped automobile, TV and other activities came into their in 21 of 34 attempts for 61 per DOG SHOW PARTICIPANT — Cordy Crane, 12, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. M. was well above the other two. Dick Fosko's Atlantic Highlands own real strong, these dories always drew big NBC was next with a two-year High School cage team held off cent. Wall shot a better per- crowds when they were rolled down the beach Crane, Jr., Rumson, takes time out during her attendance at the Westminster Dog Show offer of $8.8 millions and ABC, a rally by Wall Township in centage, hitting 18 of 28 attempts and launched into the ocean. They used to be on at Madison Square Garden to compare rotes with one of the nation's top authorities which had paid $5.12 millions for the final quarter to nip ~ the for 64 per cent. on dogs, Louis Pagram of the Purina Dog Center, St. Louis. She is holding an English the two-year contract that ex- Crimson Knights, 63-62, in a Tom Seeley was high man for. the the beach by the dozens. pired last December bid $8.7 mil Shore Conference B Northern winners, hitting 10 of 15.throws »Back in those days there were many residents of cocker spaniel with an equally handsome name, Ch. Linden Hill Bayberry. More than lions. Division game here last night. and four field goals for 18 points. Fred Gerlach. had eight charity Sea Bright who made their living fishing from those 2,500 dogs competed in the annual event Monday and Tuesday. MacPhail was delighted by his It was the Tigers' first vic- phenomenal success-. tory in 11 games in the B pegs and a quartet of baskets Sea Bright dories. They seemed to head out for the "We were surprised, though not Northern Division, Atlantic and for 16 points, and 6-4 sophomore wide open spaces in a fleet. Late morning and some- completely," he said later. "We Wall are now tied for the cellar center Mike Lane connected for 10 points on five buckets. times during the afternoon these fleets would return, Jim Beatty Doesn 'tExpect Sub thought the bid was a good one in the loop. The Tigers hold a for we realize how popular the 3-12 season record. Wall is 3-16 John Eckman led the losers and the boats would be pulled back to their resting college games are. This makes over-all. with 21 markers, five on free places individually. Sometimes their catches would be uj the top football network, and Mike Lane hit on a basket to throws. Steve Prybylowski and tremendous. It wasn't an odd sight to see bathers pur- it's given us something that we've put the winners ahead, 59-57, John Dunfee were also in double 4-Minute Mile in N. Y. Tonight always wanted." and Wall never managed to tie figures with 11 and 10 points, chasing fresh blues before they were even out of the MacPhail said his network has it up again. respectively. boat. NEW YORK (AP) — Jim Beat- his record in the Los Angeles door records could be broken or three weeks to get a firm sched- The game was won at the foul It was a clean sweep for the Monmouth Beach is a location where the fish- ty, the only indoor sub-four-min- Times meet last Saturday and he tied. ule of games together, and these line. Wall had a 22-21 edge in Tigers. The jayvees also won ute miler, makes his first start had three of his Los Angeles One is the shot put which Gary must adhere to the NCAA tele- a close one, 46-44. Fred Wilson erman still head for the sea from the shore. How- tonight since setting his record Track Club mates — Dave Mar- Gubner, a 19-year-old New York vision code. hit a bucket wilh 12 seconds re- ever, Sea Bright's fishing fleet vanished along with of 3:58.9 just six days ago. He tin, Laszlo Tabori and Jim University sophomore, is begin- Basically, the schedule will run Yale-Cornell maining for the winning points. the old Sea Bright dorle. goes in the New York A.C. meet Grelle — setting a hot pace for ning to treat as though he owns for 14 broadcast dates each sea- Up to that point, Wilson had hit at Madison Square Garden., him to follow. It sliced a big it. He already holds 'he indoor son, an increase of one over the only one free throw. Chuck Mc- 1 We were amazed at the size of the Kulas boat Is there another four-minute chunk off Ron Delany's indoor record (two weeks old) of 63-10 /!. past two years, and no team can Battle for IvyCaffrey sparked the winneri with 11 point while Bill Coleman, building business. This outfit builds sport fishermen job in the making in the Baxter record of 4:01.4. Last week, he fouled on a 66- appear more than twice during hitting 17 free throws and five Mile? There won't be any help this footer. one season—two times on region- units from 28 to 42 feet. Skiffs range from 26 to 34 time. Pete Close of the New Lead Tonight field goals, had 27. "To get near four minutes," Another possibility Is the two- al telecasts, or once regionally feet and cruisers, 28 to 40 feet. York A.C, Cary Weisiger of the mile relay. The Delany-anchored and once nationally. At. Highlands («:il Hull Tnp. ID!) said Beatty before heading 'or a PRINCETON — "Sumpn's Got- GPP a FT Quantico Marines, Johnny Reilly Irish team came here with the Seeley * lrt IS I Ounree 3 4, 10 One of the big jobs start from $8,995. In this workout yesterday, "you need a Recent changes in the code ta Give" is the theme music for of Georgetown, and Tom O'Hara avowed intention of lowering Inch < » 16 Mllla J J « pretty good pace. But I'm not also stipulate that no NCAA dis- tonight's Ivy basketball clash at man 0 0 I) MaRee 2 1 \ type of boat you'll receive all the refinements of of Loyola of Chicago, the other Manhattan College's 7:32.8 rec- c 5 0 10 Przybylo'KI 5 111 so sure the pace will be fast this trict may be represented more New Haven between Cornell and fou( starters, will be out strictly ord. Delany has complained that k«on 3 1 7 ' L Walllak tin home, including showers. There's electric refrig- time. than 14 times in either year, and Yale. Tied for the top rung of the McCarfrey 2 1 & i Eckman 8 ,1 21 for themselves. here hasn't been enough com- " "»on 0 0 0 I Smith ft 1 1 eration and space to sleep six. Staterooms are not more than 27 times in two Ivy cage ladder for the seventh llami 3 1 T I Rrunriaga 10 2 "Anyhow, if I find Ihe first None ever has beaten 4:05 on petition to force the quartet to | Burkllt QOO , completely separated from the galley and dinette quarter is too slow for my lik- consecutive week, these quintets a board track, so Beatty will be make a real try at it. will play the first of their annual 21 21 63 . 22 M 02 ing I'll step out myself." He in- which provide more room and more privacy. The the top heavy favorite. So both Villanova and the East home-and-home series in the At. Hlgnlanils U 11 25 11 —I" dicated a time of about 4:04 was Pin Tourney " all -IS 14 21 18-62 shower is equipped with hot and cold running If Beatty can't hit the .four- York Track Club of Toronto are Payne Whitney Gym with the win- Dttlclala—Trvacello A Mclntfc-re water, and other conveniences you would have at more expectable. minute mark again, there are trying; to oblige. Jumbo Jim El- ner certain of star billing for at The 27-year-old, 5-6 Beatty set some other events in which in liott is sending his crack fresh- Winners Receive least 24 hours. home. man team, anchored by 4:08.7 Yale must be accorded the fa- miler Tom Sullivan. East York's vorite's role, playing on its home Edward Kulas, owner of the company, is a youth- outfit is anchored by Bill Croth- Awards Sunday floor. The Eli five rallied from ful looking veteran of the boat building business. After ers, the fastest quarter miler in an eight-point lialftime delicit last many years with coast builders, he organized his ownGulls Crush n Canada's history (46.1). RARITAN TOWNSHIP — week at Cambridge to decision Crothers will double. He also Awards will be made on Sunday company in 1951. Harvard, 77-68, and followed with has taken aim on Charlie Jen- afternoon to the winners <^f the an 85-72 triumph over Dartmouth. kins' 56.4 record for the 500, "Ball and Strike Bowl" handicap At first, they built small boats but the demand for Pacing the Bulldog attack, as Haves Jones of Pontiac, Mich., individual bowling tournament larger skiffs with Kulas' exclusive hull design resulted Rumson, 75-51 ield at the Plaza Lanes, Rt. 36, usual, were captain Bill Madden is going for his fourth straight r and sophomore Rick Kaminsky. in larger and larger yachts. Today the yard turns out winged foot 60-yard hurdle? vic- eb. 2-3. The Big Red struggled through tory. He has tied the seven-flat The tournament was open to craft of sizes mentioned above. POINT PLEASANT BEACH - two ding-dong contests at Ithaca It was an Inter-Shore Confer- record four times so there is no male and female residents of Four players scored in double before downing Princeton, 45-43, Every boat that leaves the plant has the per- ence B Division game, Rumson reason to believe he won'1 do it Monmouth County and was based figures as Point Pleasant Beach and Penn, 60-50. Tight defensive sonal stamp of Ed Kulas on it. He is proud that from the B Northern Division and again, on pin totals of three games High School waltzed to an early Point Pleasant defending the rolled by the entrants. Harry work by the Ithacans and clutch FrankBudd of Villanova is the' these skiffs run out to the sportflshlng grounds lead and kept pouring it on for a honor of the B Southern Division. 1 Wolfersberger, president, r.f the shooting by Bill Baugh and Gerry fayorite in the 60-yard dash. 75-51 victe/y over Rumson-Fair 3-12 Baseball League, Raritan Szachara enabled Cornell to hold fwiftly and with little effort. However, they also The outcome was never in Other choices are John Thomas Haven Rfoonal High yesterday Township, was chairman of the first-place tie. are designed to provide family or fun* area for doubt after the first half The of Boston University in the high afternoon Tin the winners' court. affair. Fred Doran was tourna- Yale will play host to Columbia Gulls took a 22-10 bulge in the iump, Henry Wadsworth of the larger groups on the spacious deck. ment supervisor. tomorrow while Cornell visits Point Pleasant is now one second quarter to hold a lS-point IIS, >Tnv in th« nole vault Brown. The Bruins finally got Kulas has studied his boats with the greatest of game below the .500 mark with lead at halftime, 38-22. (John Uelses is ill), Ed Moran Awards to be made to the win- untracked last week, and de- a 7-8 record. Rumson went into Rumson took the edge In the of the New York A.C. in the half. ners are: portable hi-fi set, high interest. The hull design has been perfected after years feated Dartmouth and Harvard the game with the same tecord third quarter, 15-14, but Point mile and Tom O'Riordan of Ire- gross series; clock radio, high of practical application. It is sharp enough forward for their first loop successes of as the Garnet Gulls and is now won going away with a 23-14 ad-land in the two-mile. net series; table radio, high net to permit easy entry, but with enough bearing forward game; bowling shoes, runner-up the campaign. vantage In the final period. GOING ON A BENDER — If to prevent plunging and provide for a quick recovery. high gross series; most likely to In other week end skirmishing, Joe Rott paced the winners, succeed winners, five free games Harvard travels to Penn and you wondered if that fiber- A uniquely designed flare at the bow section deflects who had a 34-21 edge in field Power Squadron at the alley. Princeton while Dartmouth glass pole uied for vaulting spray back into the water, making this a really dry St. Bonaventure goals, with 19 points, one coming Winners in the contests were vades those same campuses in from the foul line. Eural- Mack- boat John Straniero, high gross se- reverse order. does any bending tskt * look son was next with 14, all on field To Offer Safe ries; Charles Metier, high net Bucketing 46 points despite his here. It was with a fibar- Cops Fifth Game goals, while Ron Krayl and John - Sea Bright dories might have disappeared series; Ralph Jackques, high net team's two setbacks, Dartmouth's glasi pola that Marina John with the times, but in his own little way, Kulas Pasola added 13 and 12 points Same; Earl Patterson, runner-up Steve Spahn took over the lead respectively. Boating Course Uelses hit the 16-foot mark, has the memories of these famous rugged boats In CYO League high gross series; Francis A. in the individual scoring race. Sophomore guard Vernon Paul- RUMSON — The Shrewsbury Ludwig, "most likely to suc- The Big Green junior has ac- resulting in a rhubarb about still riding the ocean waves. All we can say is: RED BANK - The St. James son paced the losers with 14 Power Squadron, of the United ceed." counted for 168 markers in eight Grammar School CYO intramur- the "spring" in ths pole. markers. Jay Harvey and Bil States Power Squadrons, will con- In the Women's Division, win games to lead runner-up Pete We look at the pocketbook, take another peek at al basketball league games Sat- Barny were also in double figures duct free classes in piloting start- ners were Mrs. Hilda Jordan, Campbell of Princeton by 18. the pictures, and then Just dream of how nice it urday at the Red Bank Catholic with 11 and 10 points, respective- ing Monday, Feb. 26, at the high gross series; Mrs. Helen Rounding out the top five are High School gym here saw St. ly- would be to have one to tie up each week-end. Rumson-Fair Haven Regional )arscadden, high net series; Mrs. Art Woliansky by Columbia and Bonaventure make it five wins in It was a clean sweep fnr the High School at 7:30 p.m. 'atricia Gaynor, high net game Brown's Mike Cingiser, each with Along with the Kulas craft, boating fans will see a row and Niagara and Holy home team as the Point Jiyvee 137, and Harvard captain Gary BOATS Subjects to be covered include: Mrs. Rose Whinfield, runner-up Cross cop their fourth straight took the preliminary encounter numerous other boats built by local builders that even safety afloat, seamanship, small high gross series, and Mrs. Mary Borchard with 127. Princeton triumphs. in a romp, 47-29. Peter Love reach as far inland as Marlboro. That's a pretty good boat handling, equipment and Ferrara, "most likely to suc- captain Al Kaemmerlen leads in In the eighth grade games, Ni paced the victory with 12 points haul to the water front. government regulations, rules of ceed." total rebounds with 123 for eight agara swamped DePaul, 31-18. Robbie Thaler had nine of the the road, aids to navigation, the games. SAIL At the show will be new design ideas coupled John Connors led Niagara's easy losers' points. compass, and charts and piloting. victory with 11 points. Tim F IL IS SET FOR 1962 with the inclusion of plush appointments that will i 0 F P Men and women, also boys and NEW YORK (AP) - The inter- herty and Bob Marks each made JOS Rott girls 16 years of age, and over make an impact on the outboard boating scene In lour points for the losers. 0 O 0 Pa sola national League has set up per- 6 3 11 Krsyi 1 13 are eligible to lake the course. manent headquarters here under 1962. St. John's scored a 24-14 vic- y < 1 11 Macksnn n n After successfully passing an tory over St. Peter's as Jim 1 Raruy 4 1 1(1 Jolinaon the direction of president Tommy In hulls of aluminum, fiberglass and wood, builders Vllsnll 0 0 (1 Herirunno examination, they will be Richardson. leberry and Frank Neary each nun Tr«nkl» awarded a certificate of piloting Wsftnpr (inn Brlardl Teams in the Northern Division are installing as standard equipment plush features dumped in eight points. Pete 1 n % and small boat handling. Adult Swannel had eight markers to n.Lnrrnbn 3 1 or 1962 will be Buffalo, Roches- such as convertible lounge seats, rakish hardware J.Lnrrsheft 0 n males passing the examination spark-the St. Peter's team. er, Syracuse and Toronto. The complete steering systems, synthetic deck-surface be eligible for membership St. Bonaventure won its fifth the United States Power outhern Division will include BOATS coverings, upholstery and built-in gasoline tanks. straight in the feature attraction itlanta, Columbus, Ohio, Jack- FOR The sailboat fleet also should be interesting. of the seventh grade game, scor- ionville and Richmond. ing a 31-H romp over LaSalle. Atlanta nas replaced Charles- New interest in sailing is being sparked by the wide Bill Glading paced the easy tri- on, W. Va,, and Jacksonville has variety of models being offered by manufacturers umph with 10 points. Dave Dev- •eplaced Jersey City. Both latter lin's six points topped the losers. ranchises began the 1951 season SALE and the fact that some builders of power boats My Morson tallied eight points n San Juan and Havana, re- SHREWSBURY YACHT SALES will introduce sail into their lines. to lead Villanova to a 17-6 deci- spectively. Each team will play At Mihma Bo«t Worki— Monmouth Beach — VUit Our Show Oiipljy The greatest impact is in the small sailing ding- sion over Notre Dame. Kevin 54 games in 1962. Murphy accounted for nil of hies and class boats as well as the small cruising boat Notre Dame's points. in the M.O.R.C. range. Popular sailing craft include the In tlie sixth grade division. V2L Blue Jay, Windmill, Lightning, Thistle, Highlander, Holy Cross continued its winnip Flying Scott, Comet, Jet 14, Rebel, Nipper, Celebrity and Snipe classes. Take your pick. dumped in II points for the win- NEW TREADS A & B Boat Sales of Belford is offering an un- ners. Chris Glading was high man for St. Michael's with eight. Our Nea Treads, identified i\l usual boat show feature. With every boat sold at Medallion and thop nark, ore ' ATPUD ON SOUND TIKE BODIES OR OH YOUR OWN T1US Tom llennessy's eight points the show, A & B will provide free of charge an OUARANTBID ' paced Marquclte to a 16-lfl vie- I, Ajainat detoeb in workman- COMPLETE SEY OF AM-FM stereo radio and record player console. Kirv over Fordhnm. Gary Reach ship and toataruia durinf Ltl* olMai. TUBELE5S WHITEWALLS For non-music lovers and those who already are and Steve Marks each contributed S. Af ainat nocmal road hajanfa four points for Knrdham. <«x*pt repairable punctures) owners of stereo equipment, a boat trailer or a tape encountered in everyday pe.e- eenier car UM far 12 months. ANY SIZE recorder may be substituted. HOLDS NIAGARA RECORD Repairs marls without charge, rtplacementa proraled on tread 4.Q49 A & B is the company that will be remembered in NIAGARA FALLS, N. Y. (AP) QUITE A FINISH — On the last lap of the Dayrcfia wear and tailed on liat pricea •^^p^ ^^^0 Plu» tax and4 AI a m nh currant at time of adjustment. mm -^mr ^^ ,|rM the New York Show as the one offering a mink stole!^ '""'",. , " " "', ''"' Beach, Fla., Continental three-hour race, Dan Gurney of tires , , , , iNi'w York knickerbockers of the With ev«ry boat sold. And this IS HO, gimmick. InjNalional Basketball Association, Cosfa Mesa, Calif., ran into crankshaft trouble on his MAPLE AVE, (at White St.) New York, sales cost the company 41 mink stoles which holds ihe Niagara University Lotus sports car and had to uis the starter to push the RED BANK—SH 7-5700 list at $49'5 each. There's a fine way for;papa to get si"f|e-«a;»'' coring record-49 J r car across the finish line, Gurney, seen getting back in FIRESTONE STORES ... ^ ,..,„.„ ' " against Western Ontario in the his car after checking it, won thf race and $7,500. Open 8:30 'til 6:00 p.m. Daily 1000 Asbury Ave., Asbury Park—PR 5-8700 his m>at.and mother her steieo. ^ 1959-I96O season. I/ 1 -4 Alvin Dark Leads Baseball Sports Equipment Overshadows AthleteslSt. James Five RED B.A.NK REGISTER Friday, February. 16, 1962—13 Players' Golf Tournament Nipped, 28-25, MIAMI. Fla. (AP) _ Alvin par. Columbine! former Detroit By Shrewsbury Dark, San Francisco'j Giant pitcher, shot four birdies "1 manager, hid (rouble with, bis had lots of lucky - breaks," he SHREWSBURY - The Shrews- ihort putts yesterday but still s?W. , . bury Grammar School cage team fashioned a 35-39-74. four-over- The' score gave him the lead outscored St. James (Red Bank) par, to take the first round lead in the major inactive division 18-11 in the second half to score in the active m8jor division of which he has won the pa«t two a close, 28-25 victory on the cburt th« National Baseball Players' years. '• ' here Tuesday. championship golf tournament. In shooting Ms 74, Dark said Shrewsbury now holds a 6-2 Dark, a three-time winner of he was "disappointed" with his record. the tournament, missed putts game. "Many of the mitts 1 The Shrewsbury triumph gave ranging from 10 inches to 30 feet missed were of the gimraie va- the two clubs a 1-1 record in their at the Miami Springs course. riety. I could do a lot better." two meelings this season. St. Close behind Dark with a 39- Defending champion Harry James pulled out a one-point win 36»—75 was Jim Hearn, former (Peanuts) Lowrey, Philadelphia in thp first tilt. Philadelphia hurler. Hearn was coach, shot a 79. "I just couldn't Foul shots made the difference th? tournament winner in 1960. keep my shots in bound"," h? in Tuesday's victory for Shrews- In 1D55 Dark nipped Hearn for said. bury. St. James had an- 11-9 ad- the championship, and in 1960 Jackie Robinson shot a 77 to vantage in field goals, but the Hearn turned the trick on Dark, lead the Hall of Fame division. winners canned 10 of 7 free Holding down third was Virgil Robinson, recently elected for the throws while St. James hit on Trucks, a pitching coach for the honor, is pitted against only one only three of 13 attempts. Ejttsb'urKh Pirates. other Hall of Famer, Paul Vanet Don Steels was high msn in Favorite of the gallery was of the Pittsburgh Pirates. Wan- the game with 16 points for Mickey Mantle of the New York er shot an 80. Shrewsbury. Jim Reardon paced

-<:-----•=•-••-•=• he losers with Jl. Yankees. Mantle carded a 40- Alvin Dark San Francisco 39—79. He started his round ait' Jim Henrn. San Francisco 1W-3H—75 Shrennbur; <28> Kt. Jamei ilfi) er an explosion of fire crackers Virsll TrucH, PlUsburlh.' JJ-3R—W n r p Bob Shaw, Milwaukee - 3S-I2—17 o o n l Kelly Ignited bv Gene Friese, Cincin' Billy Herman, Basto" He* Sox.M-3S—" By TOM HENSHAW loot pole vault. But his name or bamboo to help them over the 0 (I 0 Meyers John any. PhllariMphia 3S-3D—17 Oray 3 2 R rteaMon hati intielder. P'anuta Ixmrey, rhllii Digital Joining mat. To Be Offered the Massachusetts Institute of cockpit" vehicles on hand each of Including nine of 10 from the foul The feature attraction between Technology to prominence »s «n Computer MnmWOTOTIN MOXBAV the past two times. ne. the varsity squads is expected BCSIXESSMKN'R I.EAOnE At Boat Club athletic power. to begin at 8 p.m. w ii Five crack performers, winners Thorn scored IS before lie Courses Start Feb. 26 RM Bunk Electric 4ft RED BANK - Red Bank Flo- Not that its athletes will be any touled out with 3:25 to go. The onpll Plrnnblnl * Heating ..3S'l 15 of the feature races to date, aim better. But its laboratories will .Tulip's Farm Market .37 tilla 22, U. S. Coast Guard Aux- visiting star, after his erratic 216 BROAD ST. COMPLETE n Rentnutarrt rw 2.1 at repeat victories tomorrow. iliary, will -conduct an eighHes- be turning out better equipment— Hnlrmlel Liquor* SI They are 1961 champion Jim start, settled down to show his EATONTOWN • LI 24353 Mldilletown Lunes _.31H 55 son course in basic seamanship and its classrooms will be turn- versatile brilliance and was the BATTERY SERVICE Three 8' „.. - 30 Lacy, King Carpenter, Jim Hen- and safe boathandling at Mon- ing out more authoritative sports Ntw—R«nlal«— Rtchirct MlcMletown Plumbing Hupply..29 .10 drickson, Ed Marino and Bruno Rtylefl Construction _ 2R mouth Boat Club beginning writers. ElEeflter Beich Club 27 a Brackey. DOUGLAS ELECTRIC CO. Nervo Broa _ II 32 Thursday, April 26, at 8 p.m. and M A V Drive-In .._ » 33 Following car warmups at 7; 15weekly thereafter until comple- LONG BRANCH COAST MAJOR 1« IA*T FRONT 1TREIT HIRh Team Thre# te •4J p.m., the program will consist of W L HID IAHK T«l. »H 7.0111 Bunk Electric J.713. 81 ion. •Idrjock Lounge MJ4 Mfc , High Tfurn Game — O'Dell —PI* Be. d* seven preliminaries to produce Sicco Neon Eignl Each week an Important phase Heating !>S2. 14 card for the 35-lap sweep- Mister Tll» Cult High Thipt a«.m*i—Leo Grtzldi 669. of boating safety will be pre- Monmouth Quetn Dinar __.. HiHighh Game—JoGJ s MigrlnMi o 222266. stakes that cap the exciting ButltWa ReiUurtnt Stop in and see the 2000 CiuCluh — F, Scnnoohno r 24T24,, JoJott sented which includes boat de- King Coiutruclltm action. Horvtth 231, Kay Bqultierl 219, 21*2* ; sign and nautical terminology, Jones Motors ITS HERE— M. Schmidt 315. Joe Specials 213, W.: quality import... Corcoran 213, L*o QrtztAa 211 M.I anchoring and docking, outboard- oorceArnoney i PlumberTeiaco * ,— Knutaen 2OB, Joe Murphy 201, H. flveri Mmzl'a ML ing, knots and splices, aids to Garden Stale Town Sup, 29'f "VOLKSWAGEN" in Frank Itorrla Co. The all new GENERAL DUAL 90 RED BANK PK( REATIO> TUESDAY Detroit Nips navigation, use of compass and Barker k Co . .. JflOHT LEAGUE charts, rules of the road and High Team Berlel — Paddock Lounie W L our new showroom Vincent'* Beauty Salon :« 3n safety at sea. Hl'ih Team Game — Blua DUmonri Overhear! Door Prod. Corp 38 30 Rangers, 4-3 in 1057. Rosel's Club Metia _ 34 32 Visual aids will be used High Serlea — "Speed" Tftmtlno flBf. Potter's Beauty Salon „ 34 32 DETROIT (AP) - The Detroit hroughout the course, including HUh Game — Lou Ingralala 270. Volkiand'a TowlnK Service 33'4 32',5 600 Series — Tommy Zlngale 227, Red Bank Register .32 Red wings, after tossing away a special sound and color films pre- 224 191-S45; John Aichtttlno 189. 1)7, Oil Delivery Inc. 31M 3414 two-goal lead, edged New York, pared by the Coast Guard. 2I6-6J2; John Palandrano 117, 231, 231- Rassas Brothers _ 2.179 69639;: OOen a ClarCk 201. 201. Ml-610: Kick 208, 159-823 i Ralph Distinctly 500 Cluh — Joseph Tulnrlco 200..... 4-3, on Norm Ullman's third-per- Monmouth Boat Club has of- Tarrlcone 256, Frank Tretza 210, Paul Calabrest Jr. Acerra J15. 201. 19J-S11; Ptt Amoroili 208, Waller Delns 210. Otto Guenther iod goal last night and pulled into fered its facilities for the course. 223, 198, 17«-600. 21S, Steve Qreeley 202, Armand La- a fourth-place tie with the Ran- Kocque 201, Qene Duerre 201, Pat SHREWSBURY Mrtresca 219. gers. STILL THE STRONG BOY? - By Alan Mover Great! Team Hl«h Three Gamei — Vlncent'a The Wings forged a 3-1 lead on B"-utv pnlrm 2.574. Team High Game— Vincent'! Beauly their rivals for the final spot in MOTORS Salon 817. SHREWSBURY AVE. High Sprlrs — Olio Guentlier 382. he National Hockey League's High Game—Robert Ciambrone 223. nlayoffs and then allowed the I SHREWSBURY Rangers to tie it within a three- The Detroit Tigers' roster lists Monmouth County's Only minute span. pitcher Sam Jones as being 36 Authorized Dealer Ullman notched the winning years old. Coal four minutes afler Guy Gen- dron brought New Ynrk back in- to a dea diode. Pete Gnegan, laying his first gams with the this three ring Whitehall Hangers after a trade -with De- instantly identifies the RENT A CAR or trnit, went to the penalty box only eight seconds before Ull- finest tire ever built man's goal. Far mlUagi ind motoring protictlon b«- TRUCK from HERTZ Gordie Howe assisted on the ytmd compirt, wt proudly futurt th« last Ihree Detroit goals and dlithctiv. nne Gtntrel Dull 90, You'll U-DRIVE , . , Call know >t > |ian» tint thli tin Hindi pulled five points behind the •bov« III others, S«t thi Dual 90 now! Rangers' Andy Bathgate in the PR 5-15.15, CA 2-3299, SH 7-2121 individual scoring race. Rath- SB,OOO -35,000 gate was held without a point last BO,OOO-MILES LUGGAGE TRAILER nisht. THE NEW GENERAL. The Red Winps spotted thp Rancers an earlv first-neriod goal THE bv Johnny Wilson before retali- (GENERALl ating with three markers, Alex Delvecchio tied the score TIRE with a goal midwnv through thp STORES neriod. Larrv Jeffrey and Bill Gadsby upped Detroit's margin to 3-1 in the second period. But wilh Gadsby in the penalty FOR RENT ^ox, Dean Prentice scored for the Rangers 2,1) second*; .Wore the MIDDLETOWN GENERAL TIRE CO. "nd of the second period. RETAIL or PROFESSIONAL Grndrnn lied it at 2:20 o' thp 'liirrt period. Two slorps iioiv available in desirable Gump Worslev was bnrk in thp RT. 36 & AVE. D LEONARDO business seclion of Red Baiifc . . . Rangers' gon' for the lirsi limp lince Feb. 3 whpn he suffcrrrl a May be seon al your convenience. ^inched nervp in" his elbow Wnr- 291-9291 OPEN DAILY 8-6 'cy sparkled in the nets with 34 Call SH 1-7503 s'Vf.s.jnri .jlida't hase.a etiance, vjgr on «ny of the Detroit goals. 14—Friday, February 16, 1V62 RED BAXK REGISTER Fire Complete Sportfishing Yacht SINGER By Gettermann (Cotntnued) girl, Valerie Lynn, "who is jusi the size of N»ncy," he said, moved to Belford recently from Charleroi, Pa., where.he had To Be Exhibited by Bayhead been a volunteer fireman 25 dicated fishing enthusiast. years. POINT PLEASANT BEACH - pellers at more than 4,000 rpm. True to Its tradition of providing These include' twin 300 h.p. The Marauder gains its brilliant He credits all of his know-how always the ultimate of perfection Chrysler engines with reduction performance and smooth, easy in the rescue effort to weekly in sport yachts for the deepwater ^ears, dual controls, crow's nest handling characteristics from its training with the Pennsylvania sportfisherman, . the Bay Head ower, hot shower, electric re- proven, traditional Bay Head vols. By WALTER JOHNS Skiff Division of New . Jersey frigeration, dinette, overnight ac- Skiff hull, lapstrake planked of He gave this account: Yacht Sales Corp. here, is ex- commodations for seven, fiber- clear white cedar over steam- Describes Events hibiting what is perhaps the mos; glass cabin top, teak flybridge bent white-oak frames. The oak THIRTY-SEVEN years ago Charles Dillon Stengel "It was about 7:15 am. and completely detailed sportfishing overlay, complete soundproofing, frames, spaced less than 6 inches was on my way to work. I saw an outfield with Worcester in the Eastern League, be- yacht it has yet shown. The new ncluding four exhaust silencers, apart, are continuous from gun smoke coming out from the eaves came a baseball manager for the first jtime." His club model, a 38-footer with flying bilge blowers, fume detector, wale to gunwale, without joints of a house and knew the plac lush stern chocks with underdeck each plank is hand bevelled and finished third. was afire. bridge, is known as the firm's Marauder Sportfisherman. cleats, transom door and swim- fitted and each seam has two After a six-year stint as playing manager at Toledo, "I raced to the house to arous ming ladder, fish davit, outrig- copper rivets between frames, the whoever might be inside. In addition to such standard gers and chromed bronze fishing rivets being spaced at intervals Stengel received his first big break as he was named "The door was open and the manager of the Brooklyn Dodgers. Bay Head Skiff features as all chairs. of about•two inches. A heavy place filled with smoke. It wa solid strip-laid teak decks; Monel The Marauder is finished with one-piece oak keel, more than a gas like smoke that come Later he was to go to the Boston Braves as th tanks, shafts and flush fish well; solid interior paneling of Nigerian two feet deep with work shoe from burning wool blankets, o inlaid mahogany cabin sole, safe- narra trimmed with walnut, while closely-spaced oak floor timbers bench boss and then finally, after another stint in th other wool things. "I'm redecorating my room!" ty plate windows and windshields, all exposed woodwork is of Afri- and long engine-bed stringers, minors, he became manager of the New York Yankees Since I couldn't see,Idroppei copper engine pans, laminated can mahogany and teak. The provide a rugged, integrated down by my hands and knees ani BEFORE Charles Dillon reached the Big City, mahogany bow rail on chromed boat's 200-gallon fuel capacity framing for this hull to insure a crawled around. On one side he had a real struggle trying to prove he was a bronze stanchions, and heavy gives her a erasing range of ap- vessel oF lifetime endurance. To Cardinal Muench Dies; could see three pair of legs. On proximately 300 miles at a speed go with this lifetime construction good manager. His Dodgers and Braves lacked another, closer to me, I couli wrap-around teak guard rails, the new Marauder Sportfisherman of 21 mph. She has a top speed most of the boat's hardware is the all-around talent needed for winning and see one pair of legs. I reached of approximately 37. mph with stainless steel or a special per- Expect Consistory Call out for this person and it wa offers many features which will money was scarce in both outlay for new players have a strong appeal to the de- ier big engines turning 20x21 pro- manently bright high-nickel alloy. the little girl. She had been call- VATICAN CITY (AP) - The Tha three deaths reduced the and purchasing of old. ing 'Mommy, Mommy,' and he death of Aloisius Cardinal below the high established by The best Casey could do with the Dodgers was a mother had been calling 'Nancy, Muench, the third cardinal to Pope John. Nancy.' The mother apparently Distributor Push Button, fifth-place finish and the best he did with the Brave Safe Boating die within 10 days, heightened ex- Limit Was 70 . had two boys with her and was pectations today that Pope John Until Pope John became su- over a six-year period, was to finish fifth in his firs trying to reach Nancy and als Instructions Of Aqua-Cat Single Lever XXIII will soon call a consistory preme ruler of the church in season with that club. do something about the one in the to replenish the College of Cardi- 1958, there had never been more crib. When he came to the Yankees, he walked into BELFORD — The American nals. than 70 cardinals, a limit set in Mother Hysterical By Red Cross Fiberglass Corporation, Manufac- Gear Shiits 1586 by Pope Sixtus V. Pope lome real class, in player personnel and in money "I took the girl out and told her turers of the new high perform- The first 100 horsepower out- John brought the total to 85 In to stay there while I went back A far-reaching national pro- ance, low cost Aqua-Cat sailing available to improve. board motors, electric shifts, 1960 and again early last year in for the others. I know now she gram of safe boating education catajnaran, recently annouced after several cardinals had died. There's no question Casey did a fine job. Even conducted by the American tilt mechanisms, a host of newj must have followed me back In the appointment of A & B Boat Vatican sources said a con- National Red Cross, sponsored models, and some price reduc- with quality and quantity he's the guy who pulled the the house. Sales here as exclusive distribu sistory might be called before by some 2,800 of the 3,7&) Red tions are among the highlights | "The two boys (John 7, am tor in the North Jersey area. Easter, April 22, and possibly strings, had a part in winning the games and gave th Cross chapters. The program of outboard motor lines offered Charles, Jr., 5,) were easy ti Designed for family fun, the next month, to create 10 or 12 Yankee extra-added interest with his own colorful per provides instruction for adults by manufacturers for 1962. find and I told them to hold hand Aqua-Cat is made of mainte- new princes of the church. There in inland areas of the country Kiekheafer Corporation leads tonality. and hold on to me and we wen nance free fiberglass mouldd also has been speculation that where boating classes conducted the industry in horsepower rat- out. hulls in red, white or blue with Pope John might increase the They said Case was too old when they let him by the U.S. Power Squadrons ing with the 100 horsepower six 1 "The mother was hysterical matching or contrasting sails. college's membership to iOO. go after the I960 season. So he sat out the year, and the U. S. Coast Guard Aux According to A & B Sales, th cylinder-in-line package intro- and wouldn't leave. She kepi iliary are not available. Classes duced this year in addition to its The death of Cardinal Muench reading his life story and visiting his bank. talking about a baby. Finally Aqua-Cat is easily converted t reduced the number of Ameri- are taught by volunteer instruc an outboard runabout, fishing, new 85 horsepower Merc 850 But Casey wanted to stay in baseball and he dragged her to a chair at th tors who have been trained by The latter is an improved and can cardinals to five: Richard door and she pointed to a come: skin-diving- or fishing raft an James Cardinal Cushing, arch- got that chance with the debut of the New York Red Cross and are free, the can be transported atop a car, more powerful version of last of the; house. only requirement for eligibility year's Merc 800. The new Mefc bishop of Boston; James Fran- Mets. "There were two rooms there on a trailer or in a station wagon, cis Cardinal Mclntyre, archbish- being the ability to swim. It can be dismantled in less than 1000 has a 90-cubic inch piston One was filled with flame, so displacement and a new Power- op of Los Angeles; Albert Greg- Principles of small craft safety 10 minutes. Aqua-Cat weighs only tried the other. I reached the crib Dome cylinder found also on the ory Cardinal Meyer, archbishop SO HERE is Casey once again, now approaching and techniques in boat and canoe 115 pounds, fully equipped, 2(1 but every time I stood to try 850. | of Chicago; Joseph Cardinal Rit- his 71st birthday, starting a new career as a baseball a*d take the baby out the smoke handling have been an importan pounds lighter than the averag ter, archbishop of St. Louis, and manager. And, from the looks of things, Casey is back knocked me down. part of the American Red Cross sailing surf board boat. Next in line in outboard motor Francis Cardinal Spellman, arch- in old Brooklyn and Boston with a pick-up team thai Several Others Arrive Water Safety program since it It measures 122" by 6'. power ratings is the 80 hors bishop of New York. "Three times I went back in- was first begun in 1914. In the power Tiger Shark 800 by Wei Cardinal Muench had suffered • has to be molded into big league status. to the room and the same thing beginning, the use of boating Bend. from Parkinson's disease for sev- Casey's presence will draw plenty of notice for the happened. I tried to pull the crib equipment in effecting water res- A selective shift is found thi: Cardinal Muench eral years. Last week complica- cues was heavily stressed. Multi-Hulled year on some Evinrude motors New York Mets. And he's got his old side-kick, Geqrge over on the floor, but couldn't. Vatican sources said the Pope tions set in. He appeared to rally When the first National Aquat- This is an electric control th "Outside I found several other may raise the college's member- for a time, but yesterday his con- Weiss, with him to do the behind-the-scenes manipulat- ic Schools were held by the Red offers simplified push button gear men had arrived. We saw a Craft Gaining ship to a new all-time high be- dition turned grave. He died Cross in 1922, instruction in the shifting. A new clutch mechanis ing. And there's money available, too, so the problems metal chair and placed it nex fore Easter to bulwark it for the shortly after receiving a special safe use of small craft was in- permits shifting at a higher e won't be quite so bad. to the house. Several of us broke heavy work of the Roman Catho- blessing from the Pope and the cluded in the curriculum. Boat- ;ine speed. the window near the crib and In Popularity lic Ecumenical Council opening last sacrament of the church. It certainly will be interesting to watch the rise o ing and canoeing were taught each tried to pull the baby out The growing production of mul Johnson Motors offers an Elec here Oct. 11. in these early schools and the Mets. And Casey, starting all over again, after 37 but every time the smoke drove as ti-hulled craft of various types tramatic Drive on two model Cardinal Muench, 72-year-old years of writing out the lineups on the scorecards. us back. the demand for leaders and in- was reflected by the large display this year. This is an automati Wisconsin-born former bishop of Wake Forrest "Then I saw a long board and structors continued to increase, of sailing and power catamarans clutch which operates by a si Fargo, N. D., and the only Amer- we pushed it through the window the courses in these techniques and trimarans at the recent Na gle-Iever remote control. Th ican cardinal in the Vatican Cu- Crushes Duke over the crib. It created an air were lengthened. In 1931 an ex- tional Motor Boat Show in New throttle and shift are on a singl ria, died in Rome's Salvador Boy Scouts Stress Water Safety WINSTON SALEM, N.C. (AP) pocket so that one of the men perimental boat and canoe coun York. These ranged up to 20 fee lever controlled by electro-ma Mundi Hospital last night. (Mr. Illes) could reach in and selors' school was held. As na- in length and featured many nets. —Wake Forest's Deacons, using Italian-born Gaetano Cardinal big Len ChappelPs 37 points as a get the baby." tional interest In recreationa' readily convertible and "car top' Shallowater Drive Cicognani, also a member of the cushion, routed seventh ranked Though overcome, the tot was boating continued to grow, the models. Remote control electric tilt Vatican Curia, and Portuguese- Duke 97-79 here last night to take revived by Mr. Illes' first aid emphasis on small boat safety Largest was the 20-foot Power available on 75 horsepower Evil born Teodosio Clemente Cardinal over first place in the Atlantic efforts. was expanded in the aquatic Cat 2009, built of fiberglass and rude models, and Johnson Moto de Gouveia, archbishop of Lou- Coast Conference. Mrs. Youngs and her two older schools. The curriculum of the outboard powered. A 17-foot 6- has introduced controlled powi renco Marques, died last week. The Deacons are 9-2 In con- sons were taken into the home some 30 aquatic schools conduct- inch trimaran with a beam of 8 tilt device that lifts and lowe ference play. Dunk, which had of neighbors. When Nancy ed each year af strategic sites feet carries 100 square. feet of its 75 horsepower motor. The di held the top spot for less than couldn't be found, police scoured around the country provides in- sail and may also take outboard vice operates through a hydrauli Luxury Touches a week, dropped to second place the neighborhood expecting to tensive training of advanced.stu- ower. pump which Is fastened to th : dents in swimming, life saving with a 9-3 mark, half a game ind her either wandering or in Other catamarans that can be right side of the stern brack and small craft safety. These Feature Inboard ahead of North Carolina State. someone's care. sailed or converted into power of the motor. trainees return to their com- Chappell put on one of his BUt when the search was un- craft include the 12-foot fiber- munities and act as waterfront Shallowater Drive, a tilt mecl finest shows of the season. The availing, Mr. Pelzer recalled that glass Aqua-Cat with aluminum Runabout Models directors, life guards, and swim- anism from McCulIoch Corpc 225-pound, 6-8 senior, hit on 13 while he was attempting to locate members and weighing 111 ming and small craft instructors. ration, Is standard equipment thi Smart and sleek luxury touches of 25 shots from the floor and the baby, he had heard a voice, pounds. A speed of 18 knots under Small Craft Schools were or- year on two Scott motors. such as convertible seats, and re- added 11 free throws to gain his 'or the second time during the sail is claimed.and the craft can ganized on an experimental ba- Two new 28 horsepower model cessed dash boards, highlight in- total. He also grabbed 22 re- rdeal, calling "Mommy, Mom- be converted into a runabout by sis in 1943. A formal national pro- are making an appearance thi board runabouts for 1962. Al- bounds. He has scored 260 points my.' installation of a motor mount. A gram in small craft safety was year. Evinrude has a Speeditwi though a few inboard runabout in his last seven games. Unrecognizable 9-foot 10-inch Seaman Water Cat 28 and Johnson has brought ou! manufacturers have installed out- introduced in 1952 with certified Duke scored the game's first He told firemen. After the fire weighs less than 60 pounds, is a 28 horsepower Sea Horse, th< board drive units on some courses in boating, canoeing and four points, but Wake forest was under control, a close search built for outbpard power but can irst new power classificatio: models. Most have continued caught up at 5-5, then took the if the ruins was made. The body, sailing. These courses are com- be converted into a sailing craft rom the company in three years with their conventional through lead again, although the game when found, was unrecognizable. prised of both theory and actual Johnson's 5J4, 10 and 18 hors hull propulsion equipment. with a kit offered as an extra. A was tied three times before Billy Mr, Pelzer was treated for practice with equipment —some power models have taken on DC-14 catamaran is being mar- Most of the new runabouts this Packard hit a jumper to give imoke poisoning at the scene and 40 percent theory and 60 percent new compact look through th keted as a one-design class. This year feature recessed areas on Wake 14-12 lead. attempted to go on to work. But practice. carries 100 square feet of sail on re-design of the motor covers. a the dashboards for stowage, fold- The Deacons, with all five when he reached the gate at Outboard motorboating was her lateen rig. She can be Kiekhaefer Corporation, in addi ing seats which can convert into starters hitting in double figures, Evans lab he was too ill and re- added to the program when the changed into a power catamaran tion to the Merc 1000, Merc 850 sun lounges, or bucket seats. turned home. and Merc 250, has the 9.8 horse- gradually pulled away and at small craft schools were first or- and carry outboard motor up to Walk - through scat - design ar- one point led by 16 points be- Mrs. Youngs, who is separated ganized in 1949, This came about power Merc 110. The latter rangements for convenience in from her husband, works as a weighing 55 pounds, is similar i fore going to intermission with s a result of the rapidly increas- Aluma Craft has brought out a moving forward or aft will be a 45-31 margin. waitress at a tflner. She and her ing interest in motor-boating, and new S-12 catamaran type sailing size and styling to the- 6 hors found on many models. The S.E.S. Discoverer out of Portland, Ore., Is (he ultimate In In the second half, ths Dea- four children occupied a one-story the urgent requests from Red craft, and Georgetown Yacht Ba- power Merc 60 introduced la Sea Explorer "Ships" under (he auspices of the Boy Scouts of Ancarrow has brought out a cons continued to dominate and 'rame house with three bed- sin features the Cougar catamar- year. America. There are row 24,229 Sea Explorer! In 1,477 "Ships" TOSS chapters to Include Instruc- new 16-foot plywood Starfire held a 24-point lead with 4:48 re- -corns. < an, a 17-footer available in either throughout the country. tion so that they could meet lo- Shrimp Power Increases priced at $2,795 and a 17-foot maining. Police Capt. Alfred Atkinson cal needs for such safety educa- plywood or fiberglass hulls. The )enturion, $2,967, a fishing model. said the blaze apparently started Bundy Marine which broke inti The • Deacon defense held in the bowling lanes. Present tion. boat carries 183 square feet of Ash Craft, which recently pur- in a bedroom occupied by Nancy ;he outboard field in 1961 witl Duke's high scoring Art Heyman were Mrs. John Andruskiewicz, Certificated basic and instruc sail and has been clocked at its 500 cc engine now offers chased the famous Wagemaker East and John, though the cause is speeds of over 20 knots. The to 18 points. Jeff Mullins also Mrs. Harold Cruse, Mrs. Terrence tor courses in boating, canoeing, new 300 cc motor, a smaller twii lines has the 18-foot Clipper, scored 18 for Duke. undetermined. and sailing are now offered on a Berg, 12-foot Midget-Cat, which $2,995; Chris-Craft is introducing Cruse, Mrs. Dominick Donatelli, of the 500. The new motor ha: Wake outrebounded the Blue Nancy's body was removed to class basis requiring 16 hours of seats four persons, has a beam the new 20-foot Holiday runabout Keansburg Mrs. William Hanson and Mrs. many of the features of the 501 Devils, 50-34 and outshot them, the Buckley Funeral Home, As- instruction. of 5-feet 3-inches, carries 80 from $4,695, and its Cavalier divi- Patricia Gamache, daughter of Norman Daley. and is built for the boat owne 49.4 to 41.8. bury Park. Red Cross water safety certifi- square feet of sail and is rated sion has an 18-foot plywood Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Gamache, with power requirements in thi cates were awarded to 1,877,400 at 10 knots. utility, at about $3,150. celebrated her eighth birthday Installation of new officers will 18 to 22 hp range. Bundy has alsi persons in 1960-61. Many addi- recently. Attending were Diane, be held at a dinner in the First announced plans for wider di Century again features three LADIES DAY tional millions received boating TAX ON CLUB SUP RENTALS Linda, Kathleen and Robert Ga- Aid hall March 8 by the Republi- Dogs Are Safe ribution of tlie two models. runabouts, the newly redesigned scfety Information through mass mache, Denise and Kurt can Club. They will be installed According to a federal district West Bend's Shrimp lias beei popular Coronado 21 from $6,265, media. Schloeder Renee and Donna Ga- by Mrs. John Lawley, past county court rulrng>yacht club members boosted in power this year frorr the Restorer 17, $4,275 and 10, mache, Gail and Carol Mar- president of the Federation of Re- With Preserver From its earliest days the Boy must pay a dues tax on the extra to Vfi horsepower. The nev tarting at $5,585. Added to Cen- tin, Lynn Thompson, Judy Mati- publican Women. On the commit- ASBURY PARK - As long as Scouts of America has constantly fee they pay the club as rental ir-cooled engine weighs 21 tury's line for 1562 is the Raven chak, Terry, Erin and Timothy tee are Mrs. Sam Capalbo, Miss here are bright people to think oromoted the safe use of small for use of a boat slip. Such pay- pounds. 26, big sister of the Raven 19 Esther Rowlands and Mrs. Bes- boats and canoes for transporta- ments, although over and above and 22. Correct Craft has brought Riley, Mrs. Robert Gamache, lew products up, life will never Gale Products has announce! sie- Evans. tion, pleasure and sport with wa- members' regular club dues, are out two fiberglass runabouts, the Mrs. Walter Matichak, Mrs. Wil- ;ct monotonous! hat prices of its 1962 motors ter safety a point of major em- subject to tax the same-as dues, Ifi'/J-foot Classic and the 15-foot liam Martin, Mrs. John Riley, Mrs. Howard Koegel was The newest is a life preserv- iave been reduced from $5 to $S0 phasis. the court ruled. 3-inch Compact Skier. Mrs. Carl Schloeder, and Mrs. elected vice president to replace r for dog-' Or cats! Or other Gale announced that all quality Many of today's male boating John Gamacht. Mrs. Charles Brown, who re- lousehold pets! and performance features hav< Glastron has a 17-foot Saber- enthusiasts received their first signed. Mrs. William Brunt, an- The Pet Preserver is especially NEW DESERT LAKE been retained while expensiv; lite, $3,795, and Rayson Craft is knowledge of boat handling Plans to go bowling at the Har- nounced a show Feb. 27-28 in esigned for canines (or felines) Boatmen will have another des- frills and gadgets have been elim xiilding both an 18 and a 16-foot mony Lanes were made at the the Bayshoce Community Church who cruise the nation's water- through their experiences at Boy ert lake for water sports soon, inated. New from Gale this •unabout made of fiberglass. Secret Eight club meeting o benefit the muscular dystrophy ays as part of "togetherness" icout camps, and canoe trips un- thanks to the reclamation pro- pear is a Radio Shielding Kit de- iVithington has introduced one of day at the home of Mrs. Samuel dnve- After the Republican meet- n the fast growing number Df der adult Scout leadership, and jects of the U. S. Government. signed to shield electrical com- he smallest inboard runabouts in a soclal w: by having been active in Sea Capalbo. Gifts will be exchanged & >s held. Hostesses Mat-minded families. A 91-mile lake, Flaming Gorge, ponents and wiring of outboarc on the market, a 12-foot plywood Scouting, now called Sea Explor- were Mrs. Theresa Pole! and To be shown among the thou- will be formed as a unit of the motors, boat with 5 hp engine. Dunphy, Mrs. Emma Stoia. ing. Sea Exploring began in 1912 long lime builder of wood out- sands of exhibits at the ninth an- upper Colorado River basic de- Scott is continuing the lean o "So it's a twelve-footer? inder the ausoices of the Boy board hulls, has added a 20-foot nual Jersey Coast Boat Show in velopment progcam, where the mix recommendation of 40-1 foi Icouts of America. In the past 30 inboard ha,rd top day cruiser to My average drive is twelve No problem finding tenants Convention Hall hore, the diminu- Green River cuts the Utah. its outboard motor line that years more than 300,001) younR \Vvominl; Is 1962 tine. feet!" when you advertise The Registei ive life jackets come in various border. natlo last year. All use SAE 41 NOW! way—Advertisement. i?.P5 and colors to fit all sizes men have been trained through) _ oils. The Bail - a - matii of animals. this activity. There are now 24,229 Sea Ex- Keep marine batteries in a automatic boat bailer) will bi The designers have even addei cool place when not in use to In The, plorers in 1,477 Sea Explorer standard on all Scott motor couturier touch! The outer cover prolong life of electrical charge. rom 7.5 horsepower up. "/• bank at First Merchants National YOU CAN WIN of the Pet Preserver is made o "Ships," ns their units are ASBUKY PARK fine quality, drip dry cotton, dec known. These groups may be causa Us easiest orated with rhinestones! The de- sponsored or chartered by any TOYS • GREETING CARDS • GIFTS 1,000 signer says that the rhinestones local institution or groups of citi- one stop takes care of all my SI NDAY PRESS are strictly for show by day, bu zens willing to provide a virile IF YOU OPEN A at night they serve us reflectors program for young men of their PARTY GOODS • FLAGS -• HOME SAFES banking needs." »•• in case the animal finds itsel community. The Boy Scouts of CtD CHARGE overboard. America's local Council in any STATIONERY I OFFICE SUPPLIES •% VMr ACCOUNACCOUNT area may he contacted for par- ticulars, or write to the Explor- ART & DRAFTING MATERIALS Bargains in Used finals ing Service. National Council Bnyj Aiburr Park * Red Scouts of America, New Bruns- H«nk • Maniiquin Got a yen for Hie water but Established Telephone • North A.lotj P»tk 'lampered by budget problems? wick. N. J. 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WORTH *762 You start out with eleven tricks V 6 — five trumps, five hearts, and OK653 2 the ace of clubs, where is the • J 974 twelfth trick? WEST EAST A S» 8 3 * 10 4 It does you no good to ruff a A K Q J 10 Create Ruffer CUar Redwood Saw Buck Set Despite dummy's length In O None Enjoy ths ruitic beauty tlubs, your best chance is to • A 5 3 Cart Swfb of redwood! Beautifully create a club ruff in dummy. If >rt North Pass finished 6' saw buck set you go about it the right way 3V I*as» 2 NT Pas* Pass 4 * Pass you can discard some of dum- with2benches! Smoothly 97 5* Pass 3 4> landed 2" stock with my's clubs on your good hearts. 6* AH Pass safe rounded corners! After ruffing the first diamond, Opening lead — 0 Q you draw one round of trumps n . i r- J n i «• •< Anli y°a 8et M* with the ace. The next step Is hearts to discard two clubs from Rectangularfnd Bench.,.3.«7 tripled Blue Stamp! to lead a small club and let an dummy. opponent win the trick. That leaves dummy with just Back comes a heart, let's say, a singleton in clubs. Cash the ace »nd you win. Draw one more of clubs, ruff a club in dummy, trump and then cash two good get back to your hand by ruffing a diamond, and draw the last trump. Then you can claim the xest of the tricks. Congregation The lesson is borrowed from the world of business. The clubs are useless when you have many OKs Plans of them. Create a shortage, and they become priceless. For Building! DAILY QUESTION MIDDLETOWN - The congre- Partner opens with two hearts gation of King of Kings Lutheran (forcing to game) and the next Church Sunday approved final player passes. You hold: Spades plans for the first unit of the —10 4, Hearts—9 7 5 3, Diamonds building program. -A 9 8 7 4, Clubs—Q 10. What do you say? A special congregational meet- ing was held at the Bayview Answer. Bid three hearts. 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The building contract is to be tic cord! 5 al, white or areenl / Ram's horn arms! 7 •warded to the Colonial Construc- For Sheinwold's 36-page book- $jibs...2H" fringe...many sun-bright colon! tad you get 54 Trlple-S Blue Stamps tion Company of Trenton, which let, "A Podket Guide to Bridge," And you get 89 Trlple-S Blue Stamps And you get 79 Trlple-S Blue Stamps will probably begin construction send 50 cents to Bridge Book, before the end of this month. Red Bank Register, Box 3318, Robert Clothier, architect, of Grand Central Station, N.Y. 17, Newton, designed the' building, N.Y. which will cost an estimated $114,000. COMPLAINTS SILENCED The first unit, consisting of a BUFFALO, N. Y. £ combining plastic IN HALVES Stete«. compounds and steel. Ib OF A 5-LB. BAG OF 38 29-OZ. CAN 25 i he Day Under Your Sign ARIES (Bora khrcli 21 , *IJJ at htwne. 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SECTION TWO FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1962 7c PER COPY 'Help Your ChUd' Katanga Tones Down To Start Monday Terms of Realliance Youngsters get better marks In ELISABETHV1LLE, Katanga ference"! between the upopoIdville,earlier motion and considerably class and learn more, says Pro- (AP)—The Katanga Assembly and Elisabelhville. authorities|enhanced chances of agreement fessor Leslie J. Nason, when today toned down its conditiuns can be settled by peaceful ne-j between Katanga and the Lec- mom and dad do their part. for accepting the Kitona agrees gotiations. Ipoldville government. ment and ending the province's Assembly President Exactly what parents can do is Charlesi The new resolution savs the ecession. explained in a 15-part series by Mutaka issued a communique Kitona agreement will jyrve as Professor Nason, starting Mon- The legislators in an obviously embodying the terms of a reso- a basis for discussion to settle day in this newspaper. conciliatory gesture omitted ail lution passed before the Assem-jihe ConRO conflict and insists Entitled "Help Your Child Suc- reference to the United Nations bly broke up yesterday. It great-jihat settlement must be reached ceed in School," the articles pre- and raised fresh hopes that dif- ly toned down conditions of an; by peaceful negotiations "at soon sent methods and ideas which he las possible." has found effective during The resolution calls on the teaching career of more than 40 central government of Premier years, culminating In his present Cyrille Adoula to guarantee it New Jersey- will take no action against civil work at the University of South- ern California. and military officials who have The series is a sequel to Pro- served Katanga during its 18 fessor Nason's "You Can Get News Briefs months of independence. It also Better Grades," which was ad- demands that officials hostile to By The Associated Preis dressed to students rather than Katangan authorities shou'd not be sent here in any itdminlstra- to. parents. NEWARK — Anthony (Tony tower several times as he . tlve Dr. Leslie J. Nason ' For Parents Pro) Provencano, president of tumbled, breaking his fall, aiulj capacity, Turning his attention 1o the Teamsters Local 560 of Ho- landed on dirt covered with about! B,ut ihf "ew resolution drops earlier parents, Professor Nason ex- boken, and other officers and two inches of snow. He vjas! demands for portfo'ios in th c( ntral Family Back plains he is trying to "help you trustees of the local have been taken to Perth Ambnv General j ? " R°vernment - »Pe- understand a whole pattern of ordered to answer charges in Hospital in critical condition withhficaller y anfor fothar t of defensled e e frominm- attitudes and ways of thinking DOUBLE JOY — Mrs. Theodora Weiland, of Long Branch, in Monmouth.Medical Cen- internal injuriei s and possiblle f'ffrac-j'*ter- ? * P « Federal Court that they pre- ntral that will build interest — the kind ter receives a leHer authorizing more than $200 in gifts. Ths presentation was mads vented a vote on union amend- tures of the pelvis and ribs. Alsoj!he «"] sovernment ..renounc. - Together n the use f of interest that continues and ments. Seven union members taken to the hospital was Harvey i' 8 °. international forces by Roger White, a number of The Register's advertiiing itaff. Mrs. Weiland gav« for settling internal Congo prob- grows." have filed suit against them Burnett, 33, Baltimore, who had birth to » son at 12:31 a.m. Wednesday. Red Bank area merchants donated the gifts lems. In conjunction with the daily and the local, contending that been pinned at the top of the After Fife The communique also omitted articles, a supplemental 40-page to the first baby born on Valenfine'i Day. Participating merchants were J. Yanlco, A. Provenzano last Dec. 14 pre- structure. He was in fair con- an earlier demand that the United MATAWAN - John Arthur booklet also called "Help Your S. Miller Shoe Co., Monmouth County National Bank, bob & betty ihop, J. J. New- vented a vote on four amend- dition. Burnett had been lowered and his four children have been Child Succeed in School" will be to the ground by other workers. Nations cease all "hostile acts berry Co., Professional Pharmacy, Steinbach Company, Surray Luggage, Pedestal ments — Including one for a and Interference In Katanga," reunited in a home on Valley available to readers. Information secret mall referendum to concerning It will be printed daily Shoe Salon, Straus Company, Tetley's, First Merchants National Bank, Clayton and and a demand for the withdraw- Dr., Matavvan. elect officers — "although an al of Ethiopian troops from the along with the series. Magee, Youth Center, Red Bank Savings and Loan, Red Bank Register, Baby Fair, Wil- overwhelming majority of ELIZABETH-Mrs. Marguerite The live members of the "Parents are the key figures Beauchamp, U, Marshall St., province. Arthur family became homeless bur's Jewelers, Sears, Roebuck And Co., Reed's Jewelers, all of Red Bank; Mike's, Lit- union members called for a Katanga president Moist in stimulating scholarship," Pro- vote." The other proposed was slightly injured Wednes- when a flash fire gutted their fessor Nason says. "It takes tle Silver; Franklin Simon and Four Seasons Gift and Card Shop, Monmouth Shopping day night when she was struck Tshombe signed the Kitom agree- house at 293 Broad St. Jan. 24, amendments included secret ment with Adoula to end last teamwork by both parents to pro Center; Shrewsbury Carpet Shop and The Clothes Tree, Shrewsbury, and Harmony ballot votes In electing in the left shoulder by a pellet and destroyed all their clothing duce successful students. Chil- December's fighting In Elisabeth- stewards In union plants, from a single-barrel shotgun. and furniture. dren who have a strong sense of House, Eatontown. ville between Katangan and UN amendment of the constitution Police said Wesley Moody, 52, In answer to appeals, clothing purpose have been helped by troops. If carried out, It would and by-laws and election of a of 30 First St., admitted firing began pouring in for the chil- their parents to develop It," end the Independence of K»t»nga business agent. The defendants, the shot. Moody told police it dren, who were living with Started In 1911 declared In July, 1960. along with Provenzano and the was meant for someone else. neighbors. Furniture, blankets Dr. Nason began his teaching local, were listed as Zigmund Mrs. Beauchamp and her 11- and white goods were donated Housing Discrimination Hit career in 1916 while still a high Pskowskl, Samuel Frovemano, year-old son, Frank, were when Mr. Arthur found living school student in Grand Rapids, Edwar J. Hughes, William E. about to enter their car, when Shore Board quarters. Mich. He received his bachelor's Hughes Says Laws Needed for Racial Harmony Gander, Albert 3. McCullough the shot was fired. The bullet Mrs. Arthur died two years degree from Michigan State Col- and Joseph Santillo. narrowly missed the boy. Mr>. ago. The father is employed as lege, earned his Ph.D. later at NEWARK (AP)-Gov. Richard doning neighborhood school pat' "I have not been able to find Beauchamp was listed In good Reorganizes a truck driver and has managed the University of Southern Call J. Hughes has pressed again for terns is not a solution for end- any sizable city where these ef- condition In Elizabeth General WEST LONG BRANCH -Peter v to keep his family together. fornla. legislation to end discrimination ing segregation in schools. forts have resulted in substantial WASHINGTON - The appoint- Hospital. Moody was charged Cooper was re-elected president The older children, Jack, 15, In World War I, he saw service in housing, which he said holds elimination of de facto segrega- ment of New Jersey Superior with atrocious assault and of the Shore Regional Board of Court Judge James A. Coolahan Marilyn, 14, and Kathleen, 9, with the U.S. Calvary. In World the key to ending racial discord. tion," he said. battery and taken to the mental Education at Its reorgan'zatlon to the U.S. District Court for have returned to their classes War II he supervised work on 25 "It is from the segregated hous- hygiene ward of the same meeting here last night. Man Killed Not Whole Answer New Jersey has been approved and Michael, 5, is cared for college campuses, showing pros- ing pattern that our segregated hospital. Robert Wilcoic of Oceanport by the President and awaits pective officers how »o concen- schools and many of our slum He added that legislation was elected vice president, suc- during the day by » friend. Senate confirmation. President trate three semesters of work in problems develop," Hughes said By Falling against discrimination in housing ceeding Victor C. Perotti, Sea Kennedy gave his approval yes BERNARDSVILLE - Walter two. last night at the 15th annual is not the whole answer. Bright, who declined the nomina- terday for the 58-year old Ridge Faust, 32, and Jerry R. Davis Over the years. Dr. Nawn de- Brotherhood Award dinner of the tion. "Let us not . i be so naive as wood, Democrat, who has been 18, both of Brooklyn, have, been Lifetime veloped a flair for helping, indi N. J. Region of the National Lumber John Ludwig, M o n m o u I h to think that the stroke of a gov- a Superior Court judge sinci jailed to await grand jury action vidual students. First it was a Council of Christians and Jews. ALLENTOWN - Franklin W ernor's pen in signing such leg. Beach, was again named custo- hobby, Since 1941, hs has «HV 1955. Coolahan practiced law fo in connection with a robbery of He cited the controversy in- Potter, 52, of Cox's Corner Rd. islation automatically will dian of ichool funds, ind the Of Blindness ducted a regular clinic for lag- many years after his admission jewelry, clothing and heirlooms volving the Englewodd school sys- was killed yesterday when part out segregation in housing. board reappointed Thomas Gag- ging students. of a load of lumber he was re- to the New Jersey State Bar in valued at $10,000. The two men Iiano of Oceanport to serve ss Itl tem in discussing what he called "The Negro who is free to move 1926. From 1949 to 1056 he served waived a preliminary hearing For Soldier the de facto segregation in some moving from a truck slipped and attorney for a $100 monthly re- fell on him. to a better neighborhood too fre as Hudson County Court Judge yesterday and were remanded to tainer. PHILADELPHIA - A lifetime New Jersey schools. quently has not the economic Somerset County jail, Somerville. Trooper Robert Coryell of State Board members Vincent Kublln of total blindness faces an Army Two Join Hughes said the situation means to do so. As I have ob- They had waived extradition in _ , . . . , Police said the accident occurred and Dr. M. A. Home, both of private who drove a stolen car served before, the Negro too of- DOVER—Short hair cuts for New York where they were ar- Englewood, where a sit-m dem-i (he Ernest Peterson farm on West Long Branch, and William Into three parked cars and a ten is the last to be hired and boys and taking the "birds' rested Tuesday. Police said the onstration picketing and boycoli Allentown-Imlaystown Rd Mr. J. Reilly of Oceanport were re- building in Red Bank, N.J., Chamber the first to be fired." nests" out ol the hair of girls pair admitted entering the fash- have occurred to protest racia Potter was employed by Mr Pe> elected in Tuesday's school elec- Sunday morning. RED BANK - The Red Bank imbalance in the elementary Hughes said there has been "an Is the way to make teenagers onable home of Edward Stearns terson. He had just returned from behave, a woman advised Mag- tion. All were seeking three- He is Pvt. Frederick Nickl, Community Chamber of Com- schools, may have surprised the impressive and long - needed during the night of Feb. 5. They Philadelphia with the load. He istrate Samuel C. Meyerson by year terms. 20, who was stationed at Fort merce has two new members. state. breakdown of old barriers against said they hauled out such Items was accompanied by Leonard P. letter. But Meyerson chose a Morimouth. Pvt. Nickl is re- Announcement that Dr. Leo "Many well meaning New Jer- most of the former immigrant as watches, silverware, clothing, Davis, Imlaystown Rd., who was more conventional form of jus- DEATH ENDS PASTORATE ported in "satisfactory" condi- Rocco of 7 Maple Ave. and Lex seyans, I am sure, thought that groups." dueling pistols, three swords and helping him; unload the truck, tice yesterday when he fined 24 WILMINGTON, Del. (AP) - tion In the U.S. Naval Hospital L. Hassinger of Central Securi- racial disharmony was a problem He noted, however, that this a gold quill pen. police said. youths $10 each for attending a —During its entire 6 years St. here. ties Inc., 103 East Front St., had confined to the South. The real- progress "is not descriptive of Trooper Coryell was driving noisy beer party. They were Hedwig's Roman Catholic Church joined the organization was made ization that all is not perfect here the situation that applies to the He was being pursued from past the farm at the moment of charged with disorderly con- had only one priest—Msgr. John at Wednesday's chamber meet now has been forcefully brought Negro community or the growing ENGLEWOOD-John Anga- Middletown, N.J., at speeds of the accident. He said most of the duct. Five other youths will be S. Gulcz. He died yesterday in ing. home to Us til," he said. number of Puerto Rican neigh nost, 53, died In Englewood more than 100 miles an hour lumber load was tied into bales. heard at a later date. Meyer- he church rectory at the age of J. Raymond DeRidder, chair- bors." Hospital last night of Injuries Sunday when his car crashed in 'Ghettoes' The portion of the load that slid son read the woman's letter In 95. man of the membership com- suffered In a two-car crash that Red Bank at Bridge Ave. and off the truck, however, was not The award dinner honored three court yesterday, but declined to mittee, announced that dues re- The state "must have as its ob- took the life of his wife and Msgr. Gulcz was the senior baled, a fact of which the men New Jerseyans for "untiring ef- give her name. He said the hi- West Bergen PI. He suffered ceived as of Feb. 12 amounted to jective the wiping out of the phys- another woman. Anganost was priest in the diocese and the old- were not aware, police said. forts In the promotion of better ter was typical of community extensive damage to his eyes. $10,250. He said that, dues col ical and mental ghettoes which the driver of a car that collided est living alumnus of St. Cyril Mr. Potter was pronounced understanding among all people. reaction to the beer party held Police said the car had been lected up to the same day last make prisoners of those within head-on with a car operated by and Methodius Seminary, Or- dead on arrival at St. Francis Those cited were: John E. Far- Jan. 20, itolen in Eatontown, N. J. year amounted to $7,507.50. and without their walls," said Donald H. Ferber, Allendale. chard Lake, Mich. Hughes. Hospital, Trenton. rell of South Orange, vice presi- He credited the 1962 increase dent of P. Ballantine and Sons; Killed In the crash were Anga- Hughes renewed his request He is survived by his wife, nost's wife, Gertrude, who was U. S. RANKS FOURTH to a recent (15 increase in cham- Frederick H. Groel, Short Hills, WOODBRIDGE—A pole used to that the state Senate pass a bill Mrs. Isabella Potter; a son, celebrating her 56th birthday, IN POPULATION Offer Bond Swap ber dues. Chamber dues now are executive vice president of the hoist girders to the top of a 75- to outlaw housing discrimination. Franklin Potter, Jr., 20, and a and Mrs. Charlotte J. Prince. WASHINGTON (AP)-The So- $50 annually. Prudential Insurance Co. of foot high tension tower under con WASHINGTON (AP) - The Such a bill already has cleared daughter, Miss Joan Potter, 22, Critically Injured were Mrs. viet Union and United States ire America, and David L. Yunich, struction, snapped yesterday, pin- Treasury is giving holders of the Assembly Housing Committee all at home. Prince's daughter, Mrs. Harriet the third and fourth most popu- president of Bambergen's-New ning one worker and knocking an $18.8-billion of government bonds BAINTON HEADS BOARD he said. Anganost, Ferber and a passen- lous nations on earth, according a chance to collect higher in Jersey. Yunich had previously other to the ground* James Wohl- LITTLE SILVER - Robert The bill" would bar discrimina- ger In his car, Miss Mary Lou to the Population Reference Bu- terest by exchanging them for Bainton was elected chairman of tion in the sale or rental of all Create Fourth received a brotherhood award ford, 32, Grand Isle, N. Y., was MacNaughton. reau, new bonds to mature between the Zoning Board of Adjustment housing with two exceptions. The from the National Conference of struck by the pole and fell about The U.S.S.R. had 209 million 1971 and 1998. last night. He has been a board exceptions are the rental of a Voting District Christians and Jews. 75 feet. Police said he struck the people at its last census In 1959 Thousands of small savers who member for nearly a decade. room in an owner-occupied home WEST LONG BRANCH - A WASHINGTON - Sen, Clifford and the United States had 17S bought bonds during World War Charles Forfar had been elected or the rental of one unit of a two- resolution setting up four voting ?. Case, R-N. J., announced yes- million in 1959, 179 million in II will have a chance to partici- chairman last month, but re- family house in which the owner districts in place of three was terday that the Department of 1960. pate In the plan, announced yes- signed from the board after be- resides. adopted by Borough Council last Legislators Clash Health, Education and Welfare China's population is 700 mil- terday by the department. ing appointed a councilman. Hughes reiterated that aban- night. has approved a $42,914 grant to lion and India, the second most The new district will poll at Alternate Voting Bills Debated help Perth Amboy, N. J., buiW populous nation, has 440 mil- the West Long Branch Flower a $145,550 sewer system. ion people. Shop. Wall St. TRENTON (AP) - A Demo- the half-hour hearing In the Sen- Council confirmed the mem cratic state senator and a Re- ate chamber yesterday. bership of Joseph D. Galdo of publican assemblywoman clashed If the Legislature approves 46 Maple Ave. to Borough over their alternate proposals to either bill, the proposed amend- Chemical and Engine Company liberalize the state's voting laws ments would go on the Novem- No. One. yesterday at a nearly-deserted ber ballot and bring about New Eugene Dente of 269 Wall St. public hearing. Jersey's only statewide election appeared before council to re- Both hope to cut down .the this year. quest an ordinance limiting the number of voters who lose suf- Mrs. Higgins' bill adds a third height of hedges. ferage rights by moving from amendment allowing New Jersey state to stale during a presiden- residents who leave the state and ABOARD ICEBREAKER tial election year. An estimated cannot qualify as registered vot- MARIE BYRDLAND, Antarcti- 5 million voters were disenfran- ers in their new state of resi- ca — Raymond J. Jones, Navy chised in I960 because they dence to vote in New Jersey by engineman third class, son of moved across state lines. absentee ballot for president and Mr. and Mrs. William T. Jones Assemblywoman Marion West vice president. of 142 South St., Red Bank, N. J., Higgins, R-Bergen, criticized a She said (his would provide is serving aboard the icebreaker proposal0by Sen. John A. Wad- stopgap measure protecting USS Glacier, which is participat- dington, D-Salem, for not going New Jersey citizens who leave ing in "Operation Deep Tieeze ar enough. Waddington said Mrs. the state until all other states '62." a scientific exploration in H'"<:ins' bill goes too far. adopt more liberal residence re- this region. Waddington's proposal would ouirements for voting in presi- amend the state constitution to dential elections. SKAKANDY RE-ELECTED permit people to cast ballots for Waddinj;ton countered by ar- WEST ORANGE — Jack Ska- president and vice president in guing that New Jersey's primary kandy, president of First Eastern New Jersey, if they have lived in responsibility was for its own Investment Corp., Red Bank, has heir county for 40 days. Under citizens. He said once a voter been re-elected to a three-year present laws they are required to moves from New Jersey he is no term on the board of governors live in the state six months be- longer the state's responsibility. of the New Jersey Association 'ore voting. He said the Higgins bill goes of Investment Dealers. The bill would also amend the farther than any state can or state constitution to reduce the should go. He added that it is MIDDLETOWN'S HOPES for having one of its high UNDERGROUND TEST county residence requirement for open to abuse. school students receive a National Merit Scholarship PROPOSED EXPANSION — The Holy Trinity Lutheran Church of Red Bank plans to WASHINGTON (AP) - The voting in stale and local elections! Mrs. Mary Payson, chairman Atomic Enerpy Commission has mm GO to 40 days. The state^of the Middlesex Cnuntv Board] rest with these three students. The irio have received expand its facilities at River Rd. and Throckmorton St. A recently completed func- touched off another underground residence requirement of six of Elections, was the only cither word +hflt they have advanced to the finals in the nation, tional expansion plan shows the existing church, «t right, would be converted for blast at ils Nevada lest site. months would remain the same, i witness In tcstifv liefnre Wnd-j wide contest for the coveted scholarships. Finalists in youth and other religious functions. The new cjiurch would be built on ihe lite at left. Yesterday's test was the 14(h 2 Witnesses > '.dinglnn. She requested an amend announced in the current series. Because the proposal involves ment enabling people who move this program represent only one half of one per cent of A connecting building would house Sunday ichool classrooms. Walter Buser, Mid- The AEC said it was a low yield constitutional amendments, a from county to another all the high ichool seniors in the country. Left to right dletown, it the church's planning committee chairman. There are about 300 member:. test. That means a blast with an public hearing was required. IhrmiRh no fault of their own era Jill Whitney, Robert Barth and Jo Ann Cuchural, of the church. " ' " ' '•« explosive .power,.of Jess than.'Waddington heard two witnesses. to. retain voting rights In one The awards will be mads next month. 20,000 tons of TNT. one of them Mrs. Higgins, at of the two counties. Asbury's Boat Show Opens Tomorrow 'Variety'Is Description of 9th Kulas Exhibit at Convention Hall Displays By GEORGE ZUCKERMAN cent of aluminum and other this year will Include double the The theme of the show th metals. exhibit areas it formerly occupied year will be "For the Encourage- Skiff ASBURY PARK — The bcsl The latest model outboard run- in the massive beachfront struc- ment ol Family Boating," and ASBURY PARK—Jersey boat- one word description of the nintlilabouls, equipped with luxury ex- ture, will feature all-inclusive dis- ./ill include more than 200 exhib ing enthusiasts, anchored to their innual Jersey Coast Boat Show: Iras and special displays of in- plays of pleasure craft, equip- its, ranging over the two leve which will be lauched in Con- terior decorating for the family ment and gear In every budget- of fhe Convention Hall which jut fireplace by winter'i cold blasts, boat will be featured. ary range, said Jerry Gasque, seaward from the boardwalk. vention Hall here tomorrow, and are about to get a taste of sum- The marine exposition,' wiiich director. Leaders of the boating industry run through Feb. 25, is "variety.1 mer tomorrow when the ninth an- declare that 1962 is due to see an nual Jersey Coast Boat Show There will be something for all-time record established for thi every one, and price tags within Yachts Play Big Part purchases of boats, inboard am opens here in Convention Hall. the range of every visitor! outboard, engines, sailing crafl More than 50 boat builders and Starting at $40 for the little gear and equipment. The show maritime suppliers have keen seaworthy knockabouts, prices In Predicted Log Contests is also expected to establish new •working on their booths and boat run up to $-10,000 for the swank records for attendance this year, space to whet the appetites of sailboats ident, competing for the hosl by the U. S. Coast Guard Auxi craft is painted ice blua on the and boats propelled by )et power, Shrewsbury River club, won th Albert V, Milnes, a member of liary, and well known veteran hull with contrasting azure blue as well as catamarans, trimarans 43 nautical mile National Expres tha host Richmond Count} Yacht in the pleasure boating field. over the raised deck lection. and dinghies. Outboard engines, Cruiser contest with a percentage Club, Staten Island, won the Cap- Complete from outrigger! to a Diesels and inboard engines cov- of error of 0.3527. Gans was run tain Biilip around Staten Island The largest showing of thj PawerboatsMakingComeback; co-pilot and gyrocompass, the ering just about every range of ner-up in the 1960 race. predicted log contest. Dave But famous Jersey Sea Skiffs to b< "Blue Chip" features strip teak displayed under one roof any norsepower will be shown. Dr. Allen B. Dumont, Ceda terworth, Atlantic Highlands Y.C. decks, an electric refrigerator where, and t wide variety Plans for building your own Grove, s top name in predicted was sixth. and black formica sinktop, sailing craft, which are findinj Sweepstakes Thrills Thousands dinette table top and pilot con- boat, ai well as radio and elec log. circles, was runner-oip. Dr, John Woodworth, Elberon, won fastgrowing favor with boatmer tronic gear, marine paints, fire Edward G. Waters, LIU'e Silver, tha Laurence Yacht Club contest trol station. in many places will be exhibited Powerboatingcontinued its The famed National Sweepstakes the new kijometer record. Perri extinguishers, anchors and bilge a Shrewsbury Sailing and Yachl on New York's Lower Bay In strong comeback in the Shore trophy went to Mike Thomas of also holds the world's one and pumps and even life preservers Club member, was third Th< August. With thousands of new boal 1 area during 1961. Three impor- Harvey Cedars In the 280 cubic five mile JSS records, marks he for pets, so that they may cruise DGO National predicted log Dr. Anson G. Hoyt, Rumson, owners taking to the nation tant regattas were held, high- inch hydro class. The Red Bank established in 1960. waterways each year, and boat Boat Show Sets the waterways with their owners, champion, Elias A. Kalll, Man the 1958 national Predicted Log lighted by the 22d annual Na- Gold Cub, another of the famed Julian, an Atlantic Highlands ing industry leaders predictin are included. hasset Bay, L. I,, was fourth champion, placed third in the tional Sweepstakes on the Nave- Sweeps trophies, was taken by bait and tackle shop operator optimistically that 1962 will ae'l Art Exhibition A pre-show check indicates that Jack Laird, Rumson, a host clu Palisades Yacht Club's Around sink River in July. The two other Don Dunnington of Silver Springs, upset Perri in the Nationals a new marks for the purchases o: •bout 40 per cent of the boats member, was fifth. Manhattan Island race in August. events were the 12th annual Long Md., for winning the 266 cubic Red Bank and finished second to ASBURY PARK - Not only boats, engines, gear and equip- will be of plastic construction, The Atlantic City contest, The Hoyts won this race In 1960. Branch Regatta and a new ven- inch hydro class. The Mexican Perri in the race for Nationa will the throngs of visitors at the 42 per cent of wood and 14 per ment, the Jersey Coast Show is rugged 84.9 nautical mile Jaun ture, the first annual Atlantic Good Will trophy went to Julian High Point honors. boat show in Convention Hall wit- The race for national predicted expected to establish also new Highlands Regatta. for his triumph in Jersey Speed og honors finally went to Kalil records for attendance, "especial On the national powerboating ness a record panorama of boats, A fourth attraction, the annual Skiffs. scene, Canada's big unlimited 'or a second successive year. ly in view of the fact that many gear and equipment—they will »I- Haiti's "Irene K IV" copped ttie people could not get to the New Union Beach stock outboard re Saturday's program was high- "Miss Supertest 3d," driven by so see an outstanding collection Martini and Rossi National and York show last month," for ;atta, was canceled due to oper- lighted by Eastern Divisional Bob Hayward, successfully de- BILL'S LANS ING fended the Harmsworth Interna- East Coast championship trophies, variety of reasons. ating difficulties. The regatta championships for Bob Perri, of paintings, water colors and' sponsors, the Central Jersey Boat- Oceanport, in Jersey Speed Skiffs tional Trophy for the third suc- sketches! Two West Coast skippers won Twin Screws to Dinghy cessive year by easily Whipping ing Association, hopes to revive and Bupp in the 44's. Two leading New Jersey Art other top predicted log prizes. Ranging from the trim, luxury the affair in 1962. t h e United States challenger, Pete Barden, Nutley, estab- groups will exhibit works by their Manny Shansby, Los Angeles, class, twin screw, sea-going "Miss Detroit," in a series at The National Sweepstakes, once lished a new five-mile inboard talented members, featuring sea- won the Herbert L. Stone prize, sports cruisers, the show here Piclon, Ont., in August. again an attraction of national record, driving his. "Gaybar II" scapes, marine views and other while Jack Hugliey, Newport will be the focal point also fo The U. S. unlimited season was prominence, was marked by two to a speed of 59.682 mph in the scenes of the colorful aspects of Beach, took the George W, Cod- just about every priced boat down dominated by "Miss Century 21" rington and James Craig trophies. days of exciting action witnessed Ski Racing Runabout class Sun- seashore and inland waterway to the sturdy pre-fab kit which by 14,000 spectators. Ideal weath- day. a Seattle-based craft owned by Dumont won the Motor Yacht Willard Rhodes and driven by Bil life for which this area i« fam- can he taken home and convert* er conditions prevailed for the 32- Perri came on to capture the trophy. Muncey. The boat won the Samed JS. into a seaworthy little dinghy. race program. Jersey Speed Skiff title at the Gold Cup and the National Un The Manasquan River group of "fishing, crabbing, boating For photo fans there will be Atlantic Highlands regatta in late Two national championships limited Hydroplane High. Poin! artists and the Ocean County Art- The Los Angeles Angels and prizes for a contest for pictures August. More than 3,000 specta- on the Shrewsbury" featured the Sunday card. Joe championship. ists Guild, both of which include Houston Colts 45 will play spring taken during the run of the show Julian, Atlantic Highlands, upset tors witnessed this exciting in- many outstanding amateur paint- in Convention Hall. board show on the one-mile rac- The season was marred by the • NOW RENTING • exhibitions in Albuquerque, El Bob Perri to win the National untimely death of Hayward, Can ers, will sponsor displays on tha Visitors at the show, which wil: Jersey Speed Skiff championship, ing oval laid out at the Municipal upper pro.aenade levels of the Inboard, Outboard Boat Slips to 25' Paso, San Antonio, Fort Worth, Harbor. ada's Harmsworth Trophy driver open from 1 to 11 p.m. daily, while Victor Bupp, a York, Pa., in a boating mishap during the Convention Hall, said Jerry Dallas and Oklahoma City next A total of 55 drivers competed and 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Sundays laborer, won his second succes- Silver Cup regatta at Detroit in Gasque, director of the marine April Just before the big league in seven inboard classes in the 1382 Ocean Ave. Sea Bright will find free parking in clos sive 44 cubic Inch hydroplane na- September. exposition. season opens. proximity to Convention Hall. tional crown. event sponsored by the Atlantic Highlands Chamber of Com- merce. Gerald Primavera, West Long Builders Add Branch, and Bob Austin, Rumson, dominated the Long Branch regat- IfiSO&ESSiB Sail to Lines ta, sponsored by the Long Branch Ice Boat and Yacht Club at Plea- SEE THEM AT THE JERSEY COAST BOAT SHOW Sailboats, which for the past sure Bay. THE CITY OF two years have experienced a Primavera upset National ALSO ON DISPLAY - MARINE CONVERSIONS sprightly gain in popularity, set champion, Julian, to win the a new record in the size of the special Jersey Speed Skiff race. FORD fleet at the 1962 National Boat Austin roared to a two-heat vic- ASBURY PARK Show in New York's Coliseum tory in the BU runabout class. CHEVROLET this January. Including miscel- The regatta was particularly laneous small and cartop boats, exciting as many of the 94 con- EDSEL there were 100 craft that could testants in the 10 slock outboard use sail for propulsion on dis- classes upset or flipped due to MERCURY WELCOMES YOU play this year. daring driving the keen competi- As a further indication of in- tion on the confined Shrewsbury LINCOLN TO THE terest In sailboating, several River racing oval. STUDEBAKER companies heretofore associated Perri, driver of Dan Ardolino's only with the outboard or in- "Jo-Carol-Too," dominated the FALCON board field introduced sailboat Jersey Speed Skiff activities. The models for 1962. Oceanport driver won a majority Write for Catalog Crestliner, Inc., announced a of 1961 regattas to annex the Na- 9th annual Boat Show new 12-foot fiberglass sailboat tional High Point championship. MARINE TRANSMISSION SALES, SERVICE, PARTS named the Sailcat with a mod- He would up the season by set- ified catamaran hull. Aluma- ting a new world JSS record for Craft offers two fiberglass mod- the kilometer straightaway dis- LEHMAN MFG. CO. els, the 12-foot S-12 with a cat- tance. At Norristown, Pa., in 800 E. ELIZABETH AVE., LINDEN, N. J. amaran-type bow plus a sailing November Perri drove his craft CONVENTION HALL dinghy designed by Philip at a speed of 55.449 mph to set Rhodes, and the fiberglass sail- ON THE BOARDWALK Ing dinghy, Plebe, formerly marketed by Pearson. Dunphy also has added sailboats to its line this year, two models built MAKE US YOUR HEADQUARTERS February 17th thru 25th of wood and Gunter rigged. The greatest impact is in the small sailing dinghies and class FOR ALL YOUR BOATING NEEDS! • • • • • boats as well as the small cruis- ing boats in the M.O.R.C. range. Some 35 companies exhibited YOU WILL FIND EVERYTHING WATCH TOO, FOR THESE COMING EVENTS boats in these categories, with about 28 showing sailing dingies and day sailers as well as the HERE ... ALL UNDER ONE ROOF popular Blue Jay, Windmill, in ASBURY PARK Lighting, Thistle. Highlander, FULL STOCK OF FITTING OUT SUPPLIES Flying Scott, Comet, Jet 14, * Feb. 17 - 25—Ninth Annual Jersey Coast Boat Show Rebel, Nipper, Celebrity and Snipe classes. One-designs de- * March 18, Sunday—Gala St. Patrick's Celebration buts include the Gemini, Knick- NEW JERSEYS LARGEST bocker, Checkmate, Javelin and * Mar. 25 to Apr. I—3d Annual Home and Garden Show DC-14. MARINE SUPPLY HOUSE! Alcorl, Snark Products, and * April 15, Sunday—Preview Annual Easter Pageant McGowen Manufacturing Co. fea- ture popular sailing surfboard- * April 21—Hunt for the Golden Egg type craft and Paul Gorman in- troduced the 8-foot Go, n plat- form propelled by 86 square feet vinrude '_* April 22, 27—Annual Easter Fashion Pageant of sail and steered by the sails (Men's and Women's) alone. Kayak Corp., the Hans SALES and SERVICE Xlepper Corp., and Amerimex, and 6 host of other outstanding events have lines of folding sailboats. Among small family cruising sponsored by the City of Asbury Park! boats were the new 26-foot Spark- man Si Stephens designed Knick- erbocker by American Boatbuild- ng Corp.: thp new 21-foot Sea \Cy by the European Research ENJOY YEAR 'ROUND ACTIVITIES & Suoply Corp.; a 21-foot cruis-j ing sloop. Nomad, from Siddons j at BEAUTIFUL / Simile: the 19-and 23-fnnt j Rockets by A. R, True; four I boats from the Naiiticn Corp.. I 24 WHARF AVE. RED BANK ASBURY PARK the 2Gfoot Cap Vert, 20-foot fi- nch Flamingo, lS-foot Corsaire SH 1-5780 nd 16-foot Maraudeur and Ray irecne- & Company's- 25-foot '3- rtch New Horizons. Yachts Lead Recreational Fleet i Offshbre Fishing Bug Gets SAM MARINO MARINE RADIO SERVICE New Interest in Cruisers Serving the Sandy Hook Bay area The fishing bug is getting to Providing the prospective buy- and is powered by twin Flagship the yachtsmen — or so it seems er with a fast, seaworthy craft 185.V-8's. ttith 20 years of electronics experience • — considering the larger numbei for running to the offshore fishing The 43-foot Pacemaker sport of sportfishe.men, special cruis> grounds has become a major fisherman by C. P. Leek & Sons, Atlantic Highlands, N. J. Dial 291-0278 ers and sea skiffs being offered factor in cruiser design and con- Inc., has living accommodations the offshore angler for 1962 bj struction. for seven and is powered by twin a growing list of manufacturers, Among the companies offering 280 horsepower engines. The boat larger sport fishing craft this is air conditioned and heated by year is the Hatteras Yacht Com- built-in electric units. COMPLETE pany with its fiberglass Hatteras The Hampton Shipyards, Inc., 41 capable of speeds up to 30 offers a 30-foot Columbia Sport- miles an hour. The boat, the larg- fisherman with power options MARINE RADIO est production-built fiberglass from 178 to 280 horsepower. SERVICE cruiser, sleeps six and is SAFETY GLASS 37-foot Offshore Cruiser built by equipped with dual control sta- Sales - Installation the Norwalk Boat Works, Inc., tions. Frequency Checks may be powered either by Diesel The Owens Yacht Division of or gasoline engines. This boat is FOR BOAT WINDSHIELDS the Brunswick Corporation has carvel planked and sleeps eight Dave Morse entered the field of offshore fish- in three separate cabins. RED BANK ing cruisers with the introduction Ventnor Boat Corporation is SH 7-2454 of the new 35-foot Brigantine producing a 24-foot lapstrake sportfisherman which sleeps six bridge-deck sportfisherman WORLD'S LARGEST — A production-built, all-fiberglass power yacht—the Hatteras has a cockpit 12 feet long with no motor box obstruction. Pembroke 41—is making its first appearance in 1962. This craft is the flagship of the Hat- Boats. Inc., has a new SF23 teras Yacht Co. of High Point, N. C.—a convertible yacht fisherman designed by sportfisherman, a mahogany lap- strake model that sleeps two. J. B. Hargrave. With hull, superstructure, flying bridge, decks, dual control stations, fuel and water tanks and other components of fiberglass reinforced polyester resin, Clayton Marine Industries, Inc., is featuring the Game Fisher, 27 the Hatteras 41 is said to offer the closest approach to a maintonance-free large feet 11 inches in length. This is power yacht yet produced. Its specifications include 40'8%" length overall, 14' of lapstrake mahogany construc- beam, 6'3" headroom, and draft of 2' 10". SAVED tion and is powered by single or twin engines up to 230 horsepow- er. Another Indication or the trend Pretty Maine Housewife Hauls toward the popularity of deep sea angling is shown In the Matthews Company's 42-foot Flying Bridge Double Cabin model this year. Lobster Traps In Open Boat JUST MEASURE THE This cruiser has a new aft cock- oit designed primarily for fish- Tha art of lobstering — and ing. iobstering in an art in Maine SIZE YOU NEED AND where it remains one of the more The popular sea skiff type rugged occupations in today's sportfisnermai have gained two world — exemplifies the sturdi- WE WILL CUT TO YOUR or three feet in length this year. ness of Maine's granite cl-'f" When an opportun- Leading the sea skiff length pa- Muscle and courage is requmc'i ity arises to make rade Is the 38-foot Bay Head built to venture out in a small lml SPECIFICATION by New Jersey Yacht Sales in all kinds of weather, to a good buy (such AUTHORIZED INSURANCE REPLACEMENTS at a bargain on a Corp. The Marauder sportfish- hours of hauling In 50 or ir> )-c erman is available with a variety boat vou've been lobster traps, each weighirj. of engine options up to 650 horse- close to 100 pounds soaking urt wanting) — bs oower. Sica Skiffs is offering a This is an art and the charac- readv to take ad- 3 2 - f o o t sportfisherman con- ATLANTIC GLASS CO. ter of a business that seems th vantage of it by structed of 1-inch Jersey swamp QU» and Mirror. In Ivtry flu You C.n •nak" most unlikely to interest women, havina the neces- cedar. She has two large V Yet last year the Marine Depart- 21 MAPL6 AVENUE 1813 H STREET sary cash on hand. berths. ment of Sea and Shore Fisheries I Cor. Whit. St • Mapli Av«. (0, ol lltlt Av». Hwy, TS («N) | Start saving here issued lobster licenses to som The Sea Skiff Division of Chris- RED BANK BELMAR now where your Craft Corporation is introducing 115 women. money is insured. a new 32-foot Custom Corinthian Most of these women quick!, Tel. SHadyside 7-2020 Tel. MUtual 1-1200 which sleeps six and has a V- dispel any illusion that they ar Trim Nancy Pomeroy, weighing 120 pounds, pulls lobster "pot" berth stateroom forward. Twin hard-calloused handed, leather- weighing just a few pounds lighter, from water In cramped quar- OPEN ALL DAY SATURDAY 185 horsepower V-8 engines pro- tanned females with salt-rimmed ters, aboard her outboard-powered open tender. In a mr»»cr of vide speeds up to 32 miles an brows and lids. In fact one ol a few seconds she has the trap open, emptied, rebalted and back into (he sea. Nancy keeps her craft Bristol Fashion with all hour. Chris Craft also produces Maine's distaff lobster fishers ii equipment neatly stowed in Us proper place. It Pays to Advertise in The Register a 27-foot lapstrake Sportsman petite Nancy Arey Pomeroy, ol Skiff. Henry Luhrs Sea Skiffs, South Thomaston. Far from be Inc., has three flying bridge ing an amazon, the 22-year-ol skiffs with lapstrake mahogany housewife weighs a trim 121 hulls in its 1962 line. They are pounds — just a few pound; 31, 30 and 24 feet overall. more than the heavy traps sht hauls up from the ocean bot- One of the most outstanding MAINSTAY tom. "THE SEA IS DEMANDING" bass boats to come out in some time is the new 26-foot model in- Pretty enough to have been se- lected "Sea Goddess" of the An troduced this year by the Mac- FEDERAL SAVINGS nual Maine Sea Foods Festival in OF MEN...OF BOATS. NOWHERE ELSE IS THE SKILL Kenzie-Gray Boat Co. She has a 1959, Mrs. Pomeroy is a veteran AND LOAN ASSOCIATION wide range of inboard power op- fisherman who now works in tions and has been added to the partnership with her husband v OF DEDICATED CRAFTSMEN MORE IN DEMAND company's 23-foot rmdel. Zu- Ralph. Since both hold other back's Boat and Motor Works of- full-time jobs their lobstering is 36 Monmouth St. Red Bank fers a 19-foot sea skiff named the a part-time business done on For over thirty-five years, Charles W. Rogers & Son, Inc., of Manasquan hat been serving the Sportsman which is available weekends and free afternoons. electronic needs of thousands of New Jersey boat owners. It has been our policy to recommend with engine options up to 300 This joint income from lobster- horsepower. ing helps to pay off the mortgage only equipment of the highest quality and integrity, — equipment which can be entrusted with they acquired just after their safety of crew and vessel. We are indeed proud to exclusively represent the following firms marriage two years ago. who are the acknowledged leaders in the'field of marine electronics research and development. Although it is a partnership Nancy Pomeroy lobsters alone EVERYTHING YOU WANT from her own 16-foot boat. Open • APPLIED ELECTRONICS CO. "A P E L C O" Radiotelephones—handcrafted by "men who to the wind and weather it Is out- know the sea." The world's largest manufacturer of marine radiotelephones—also maker* of the board powered. She hoists each For of her 50 traps out of the sea by famous WEBSTER tiare antennas. ' hand. Lobster fishing includes hard • BENDIX CORP., makers of the finest In automatic pilots. A Bendix auto pilot it LIKE HAV- work and dirty work yet Mrs Pomeroy proves that she's i ING ANOTHER HAND ABOARD . . . and. of the most complete line of depth sounders and fish "lobsterman" who can still re finders. ' BOATING FUN! main dainty and feminine. In the atmosphere of fuel cans, pungent- The beautiful Shrewsbury River and the ly odoriferous lobster bait, which • DECCA RADAR Ltd., producers of the radar that Is used by the navies of thirty nations. she handles, in spite of the kelp, Long a leader in the field. The world's most experienced radar laboratories. ' challenging Atlantic Ocean beckon star-fish and crabs which come aboard with the lobster traps, ' 1 . , ••'.... boaters moored at any of the many she keeps her boat and gear • KELVIN & HUGHES Ltd. Creators of the fabulous ASDIC high powered sonar equipment neat as any tidy housewife. for fishing and wreck survey operations. Makers of Smith Webasco safe, silent boat heaters. ' modern facilities provided in SEA Operating her small boat like an efficient household, there's a BRIGHT. olace for everything and every- • RAY-JEFFERSON, Ine. The nation's first manufacturer of radiotelephone equipment for small thing is in its place. A kind of craft. A name long familiar in the trade. . sea-going compliment has been For more fun this summer . . ; boating claimed for Nancy in that she has the only brightly painted or bathing . . . you're welcome at and odorless bait barrel on Uie coast of Maine. "INVITATION" SEA BRIGHT. • What is the challenge aside from the added revenue that All New Jersey Boatman are cordially invited to visit us at our keeps,, Mrs. Pomeroy out on Maine's choppy waters? She says comprehensive Marine Electronics Exhibit — during it's the excitement and wonder SEA BRIGHT as each lobster trap breaks wa- ter and is hauled over the side. The chance of a big catch—such Famous for as the time she landed 10 pounds JERSEY COAST BOAT SHOW of legal lobsters in one haul — is always possible. This was a WATER ACTIVITIES real prize since a "good" haul usually averages only one legal CONVENTION HALL size lobster to a trap. Although the art of lobsterinp ASBURY PARK, N. J. Welcomes Boaters is a way of life for some 6,00f Maine lobster fishermen, Nancy will tell you it's a hard life ant? FEBRUARY 17 TO 25, 1962 PUBLIC BEACHES no easy road to wealth. BOOTHS 27 - 28 - 29 OPEN JUNE 1st "ONE DESIGN" BOOK Complete information on 3C one-design sailboats, including Our technicians will be on hand to assist with all marine electronics problems and to explain the photographs, will be found in ; features of new 1962 Marine Electronic Equipment—free asiistance on F.C.C. licensing matters. publication entitled, "One-Desigr Sailboat Classes." The booklet which also includes the address es of about 60 additional clas: | associations, is available for 2 CHARLES W. ROGERS & SON. Inc. cents from the National Associ;- 'ion of Engine and Boat Man: HIGHWAY 71 UNION AVENUE MANASQUAN. N. J. fucturers, 420 Lexington Ave New York 17, N. Y. CAstle 3-1949

Americans are boat show con Marine Radiotelephones - Depth Recorders Radar • Loran sciqus. Over one hundred boa shows'"are'held'1 in" the" Uhiicc D/F • Automatic Piters States each year. 20—Friday. February 16, 19.2 FED BANK REGISTER Lightweight Units Among Statistics Reveal 43 Percent Inboard Gasoline Engine Lightweight units, the avail- 1 honepower for the various ability of additional power plants tern drive units as well- as .the for use with V-drives, inboard- 'bob-tail" engines without re- outboard drives and jet appli- verse gears for use with all the Less Boats Involved in 1961 cation; electric shifts and a new urbine drives.for jet propelled concept in engine exhaust muf- b* observed for 1962 during the rgankktions into city school sys- wats. : Recreational boating .mishaps tion of the •safe boating commit-1 fling, are among the features of period of July 1 to July 7. tems, the Adult Education Pro- Chrysler Corporation's "M" se- were reported on the decline In tees in water front communities. the 1962 line being offered by 1981 as a spontaneous safety edu- While the observance, by presi- In addition to the Coast Guard, gram, the Outdoor Education .es of marine, engines tills year Project of the American Associa manufacturers of gasoline ma nclude two sir cylinder units for cation program gained momen- dential proclamation, covers only the Coast Guard Auxiliary, Amer- rine engines. tum from coast-to-coast. a week, the event has focused at- ican Boat and Yacht Council, tion for Health, Physical Educa inboard-outboard drive and one American National Red Cross, tion and Recreation, and other The increased use of the var-For jet drive as well as three en- Statistics revealed there were tention on the-need for safe boat- Girl Scouts, National Association state and educational agencies. ious drive units has resulted in ;ines in the 8 cylinder line for 43 per cent less boats involved ing education and resulted in the of Engine and Boat Manufactur- Adult Education Program many companies offering engines ,-O drives and three for jet In accident! on federally con- creation of the local groups co- ers, Boy Scouts, National Safe in various horsepower ranges for trolled waters during the first operating on a seasonal or an- The United States Power Squad- lrives. Boating Association, National use with the I-O, V-drives and eight months of the year com- nual basis. rons, with 312 units throughout Dearborn Interceptor engines Safety Council, Outboard Boating jet installations. Volvo Imports pared with the same period of National Safe Boating'Week will the country and one of the first ire available in 85 to 100 horse- Club of America, United States Inc., pioneers in the current out calendar 1960, and other state organizations to schedule free rawer units for use with that Power Squadrons, Yacht Safety drive wave of popularity, are of and industry agencies reported classes in boating instruction, :ompany's own Eaton Powernaut Bureau and American Power fering this year a 100 horsepow declines In casualties despite a New Brochure conducted 1,816 courses last year mtboard. Boat Association are represented er four-cycle engine in addition continued increase in boating ac- before a total of 332,616 students. on the National Safe to Its 80 horsepower unit. The tivity. For Kulas Skiffs Boating Thee Coast Guard ,Auxiliary, which Aquamatic 100 is capable of pow- Week Committee. has education as only one of its It pays to advertise in The The Impact of the current safe KEYPORT - Kulas of Keyport ering boats up to 24 feet in single Register.—Advertisement. The committee's emphasis on official facets, handed out 114,000 boating drive is being delivered installations and up to 30 or more has available a new two-color cerlificates to students complet- through numerous outlets as na- brochure illustrating the 1962 line the need for boating safety educa- feet in dual installations. The tion has spread through member ing its boating courses. Red Cross company states that 140 boal tional and local organizations of custom Jersey Skiffs turned permanent and volunteer instruc- combine their efforts in working out by the Raritan Bay area builders are now using its in NAUTICAL tors issued 20,000 Small Craft board-outboard units. toward the common goal. This builder. Certificates while exposing addi- fact was brought out forcefully The catalogue shows Just how SPORTSWEAR 1 tional hundreds of thousands to "Bob-Tail" Engines last yeaf when Capt. Richard the famous Kulas skiffs look both New Book safe boating practices in 158,308 The Universal Motor Company Baxter, chief, Auxiliary Division, iruide and out by use of photo- water safety classes. All of these has Aqua Pak models with V- United States Coast Guard, an- graphs and cutaway drawings. On Marina glasses were free but the Red drives available in 30, 70, 113, nounced that more than 1,000 loc- Other illustrations show th >oss does require boating course and 165 horsepower and two al safe boating committees had Kulas boats In operation, Em students to know how to swim. FIBERGLASS POPULAR — For any skipper and his crew, special models for inboard-out- been established throughout the phasis is on the raised dec Design fhs ultimate in outboard cruiser pleasure is the 1962board drive in 70 and 113 horse- country on a permanent basis. sportfisherman which prove Despite their internal education- power. Known as the "shorty" School Boating Courses popular last year. A new technical manual con- al programs, instructors from DorseH "Farallon." The fiberglass 21-footer above of- engines, they have no reverse these organizations were able to A .14-fnot model will be on di taining the latest engineering fers cabin slaBping for four pooplo. The "Bali" runa- gears and are compact and light. The National Safe Boating Week assist in presenting public school play at the Jersey Coast Bot data basic to marina work en Committee, headed by Captain boat safety courses in Illinois, bout below, is bsing pressed into service for scuba div- Crusader Marine Corporation Show, Convention Hall, Asbur titled, "Marina, Recommenda- Baxter and comprised of repre- Michigan, New York, Ohio, Vir- has 170 and 200 horsepower en- Park, which opens tomorrow. tions for Design, Construction ing, This sleek 15-footer just looks like speed — and sentatives of 12 other national ginia and Washington and in the gines designed for stern drive ap- organizations interested in safely Copies of the 1962 brochu and Maintenance," is available speed is what sha's got. plications with the MerCruiser from the National Association of Adult Education Program, where afloat, has been chiefly respon- may be obtained by writing instructors must be highly quali- stern drive unit. The company al- Engine and Boat Manufacturers »lble for the widespread forma- Kulas of Keyport, Hobart Ave fied, in Massachusets,- the Chica- so offers three engines for jel 420 Lexington Ave., New York 17, go Metropolitan area, and South- use in the 170, 200 and 230 horse Junior Bazaar N.Y., for $7.50. 5 Million Marina Being ern California. power range. The new bok is a completely The Gray Marine Motor Com 11 White St. Rod Bank In addition, these organizations THE PROOF rewritten and newly illustrated pany has power packages in 80 to and instructors from the Boy Constructed in Toms River second edition of an earlier work Scouts, Girl Scouts, YMCA, 4-H of the same title published in TOMS RIVER - Construction take four to five years to com. IS IN THE Clubs and Sea Explorers helped 1939 and supplemented In 1947 by of the nation's largest privately- plete at a cost of more than $! have New York State's Division of Hi there •vve the NAEBM. The author is built and operated marina is well million, will be constructed in Motor Boats get its Young Boat- PAINTING Charles A. Chaney of Rockville under way at Island Heights, a four phases. men's Safety Course started for Md,, a professional engineer who few miles east of Toms River, Quality Brandt at boys and girls aged 10 to 14. Phase No. 1, to be completed has designed hundreds of marinas with 400 to 600 slips of various EXTREMELY ATTRACTIVE Alabama's Department of Conser- by this fall, will include a traffic in all parts of the country during sizes being readied for spring PRICES vation prepared a series of eight control tower, marine fueling fa- BOAT the past 25 years. rental, and 1,200 to 1,300 more water safety instruction programs cilities, boat repair yard and a scheduled for completion by mid- marine salesroom for new and More than a year of writing, for youngsters under the age ofseason of 1963. editing, preparation and design 12. and these were televised from used boats, hardware, paint, etc. INSURANCE was required to compile the e* the University of Alabama Edu This enormous new boating fa- There will be a launderette, re- ROY tensive and complete marina data cational TV studios. cility will accommodate 1,700 freshment area, public wash- the book provides for engineers boats and will only be outranked rooms with bathing facilites, stor- MARINE and developers of small boat fa Additional boating educational in size by two municipal-owned age lockers, a utility hookup for ISKOfE outlets will be added this year and operated marinas on the Pa-each slip and parking for 1,000 cllities. Insurance Agency as the National Safe Boating Week cific coast. cars. "Marinas" contains 26 chapters, Commitlee's work continues to Phone CA 2-0800 28 technical drawings, 36 tables, spread. New boating safety cours- The new facility for boat own- Phase No. 2, construction of 27 diagrams and 56 photographs ers has been christened Marine which is to begin in the spring of 8 Memorial Parkway Varnishes es are being prepared, for both (N. J. Trust Co. BWg) to illustrate key points of con oldsters and youngsters, many to City by its builder, Alfred J. Sica, 1963, will include 1,300 more boat See us for sea-worthy insur- struction, design and maintenance be reached through schools, col- president of Sica Skiffs, Inc. slips of various lengths, a 100- ance . . . Expert advice and LONG BRANCH of marinas. The scope of the leges, and universities. Sica, who believes that the unit motel-boatel combine with estimates free. We'll see that representative jor POLYURETHANE manual covers every known ma- boating industry must have more restaurant and lounge, and addi- terial suitable for the construe^ Dr. Julian W. Smith, director, you pay the least for the Aetna Casualty & COATING Outdoor Education Project, Mich- and bigger facilities of this kind tional parking space for another tion of marinas, Including struc- 1,500 cars. Phase No. 3, will fol- most protection! Surety Company Regularly 11.95 igan State University, states: than now exist, has announced tural steel, plastics, various forms that boat slips at Marine City low with the construction of a $Q95 of concrete, wood, aluminum, "We have conducted boating and NOW . . . water safety demonstrations in will rent for $3 per running foot. yacht club, complete with club See us at Booth 17, Jersey Coast .Boat Show rubber, iron and miscellaneous dining room and lounge, patio 8 many of our state and regional He also stated that Marine City metals. and swimming pool and separate workshops and are now hoping to will offer boat owners, their fam- PAINT & "Marinas" is one ol three vol- sun deck. Phase No. 4, will con- do a more intensive job in the ilies and friends, every service umes available Irom NAEBM on sist of a shopping center, com- WALLPAPER CO. boating phase of outdoor educa- and convenience conceivable. He KLARINS the subject. The other two, "The plete even to banking facilities. tion. We can see a great growth said tourism In boating is a fast- FOR Modern Marina," and "Boat 26 MONMOUTH ST. RED BANK in outdoor education activities growing trend and that it is the Handling Equipment in the Mod- Marine City is being built on and boating is of Rreat interest responsibility of the boating in- SEAWORTHY ern Marina," are priced at $1.00 a tract of land one mile long by SH 7-3838 to many schools, colleges, recrea- dustry to give it every possible a quarter-mile wide. It is locally tion departments and olher agen- encouragement, . . .by offering believed to be the prehistoric bed cies. We are hoping to hold a the boating tourist the necessary of the Toms River, but it is pilot state workshop on boating INSURANCE fuel,'service and recreational fa- called Dillon's Creek after the this spring, possibly in Wiscon- cilities. stream that wandered through it. The new project, which will The new city for boat owners that is rapidly taking shape on this site will be a safe, hurricane- We're going to the Boat Show iheltered haven for the boatman vho takes his boating pleasure in HOW ABOUT YOU? :he famed Barnegat Bay area. Moke it a point to visit with us at the FREE BOATING GUIDE A 16-page booklet that isr a Expert Advice and WALKER JERSEY COAST BOAT SHOW 5uide to the family interested in Estimates Free. & February 17 Him February 25. participating in boating is free [or the asking from the National We'll see that WALKER Association of Engine and Boat you pay the SHREWSBURY Manufacturers, 420 Lexington least for the SH 1-5212 \ve,. New York 17, N. Y. The ;uide, "Anchors Aweigh," cov- most protection! Hazier—CO 4-521? irs boat prices, yacht clubs, in- surance, boating laws and regu- lations, and safety practices.

NEW 1962 MODELS ON DISPLAY: MISS DREAMBOAT — Symbolizing everyone's dream of SEE THE NEW BOSTON WHALER ON DISPLAY AT owning a boat of their own is Ann Mario Mascolo of 27' Pearson Fiberglass Sport Fisherman Wett Long Branch. "Miss Dreamboat of 1962" will THE JERSEY COAST BOAT SHOW ASBURY PARK PROMENADE reign over tho ninth annual Jersey Coast Boat Show at We extend our personal invitation to have you come see the all naw 1962 the Convention Hall here Feb. 17-25. The marine ex- BOSTON WHALER ... The all new Whaler is a toundly designed boat of 28' Zobel Sea Skiff with Flying Bridge position, directed by Jerry Gasque, will feature more exceotiori*l seaworthiness. The double inverted Vee desian is a variation of trie old sea sled—with improved maneuverability and sure-fectedness . . . Demonstration Rides Immediately Arranged than 200 exhibits on the two levels of the beach-front See Them Now! structure, including boats, engines and equipment cov- ering the full range of pleaiure boating. also see the new! 1962 MERCURY JIUGGKI) RELIABLE • Marine Supplies • Specialists in Marine Repair MOTORS • Complete Marine Financing and Insurance ECONOMICAL •SAILFISH • Large Selection of New and Reconditioned Boats BRITISH SEAGULL In a wide selection OPEN EVERY DAY •HYDRODYNE starting at 6 h. p. to the heavy duty 100 h. p. MIKE BIVONA FRANK SARPOLUS OUTBOARD MOTORS your boating headquarters! SALES - SERVICE "Ask llit> man who owns one!" We have a complete lino of Marine hardware and accessories to accom- PARTS BLUE WATER MARINE, INC. SEA BRIGHT modate all your boating needs. 4'the complete marine facility" MARINE CENTER I0S2 OCEAN AVENUE SEA BRIGHT 700 Ocean Avenue Sea Bright BOAT SUPPLIES • FISHING TACKLE BOAT SKI and SCOOTER CENTER TEL 842-0091.. Phone 842-0261 75 WHITE ST. SH 1-1124 RED BANK Numerous ReUnements RED BANK REGISTER Friday. February 16, 1962—21 Added to Year's Lines Work on Belmar's Marina/ -....Builders otoutbqard runabouts 16-foot Belforo prifeed at $1,195 have added numerous refine- including complete hardware ai ments to their 1962 lines, with foam upholstered "sunbather1 To Be Completed by June many new models coming com-j seats, and can take motors up I plete with all necessary equip- 85 horsepower. \ ment. • BELMAR — Work on a munici- dock. We won't have any. prob- rent and sell boats and associ- Fisher-Pierce's 16'/2-foot gla pal marina that may be unique lems like that here." ated items, such as gas, oil and Appointments among the high- and foam Boston Whalers an along the New Jersey shore is The state is providing $150,000 fishing equipment and food and available in various models, fro lights of this year's outboard run- progressing on the banks of the for the project. Monmouth County (drink. The lease prohibits the about fleet include complete the bare hull to the Easpoi Shark River. is spending $30,000 and the re- sal? of alcoholic beverage*. steering systems, build-in gaso- model that has a top and equi] Claude Birdsall, borough en- mainder will be financed through ! The marina was built in 1930 line tanks, convertible up- ment for $1,195. A smalli gineer, said he is confident the a bond issue. The borough ex-jat a cost nf $500,000. using pilings holstered seats, rakish hardware, Whaler's bare 13-foot hull sel June 1 deadline for completion of pects to put the bonds up fnr and bulkheads of wood and steel. synthetic woodgrained deck sur- for $645. the renovation and expansion of sale in April with a maturity date Storm damage over the last 30 face coverings, and transoms that Dorsett has convertible seat the marine basin will be met. 10 or 15 years distant. j years has necessitated the pres- can handle high horsepower in the 14>^.foot Belmont and th The $666,500 project includes Return of the expenditure has ent replacement of all bulkheads. motors. Use of aluminum, wood 17-foot Lexington. The company': installation of new bulkheads., already been guaranteed by a The administration and work and fiberglass as construction 17-foot Catalina Day Cruiser ha; renovation of docks and construc- contract undertaken between the shop buildings were designed by materials continues at about the two bunks, stowage space, built tion of a breakwater, an adminis- borough and the Neptune real James W. Hill, a Belmar archi- same pace as in recent years'. in fold-out- table. tration building and a workshop. estate firm of Oliver Brothers, tect. ,Some 15 contractors., ara Sea Mac features a 17-footei Borough officials believe the operating as the International employed on the construction. "Sunbather Seats" made of plywood with ;padded Dredging Corp., Inc. The compa- Aluma Craft's aluminum 18-foot marina will be the largest in the dash and armrest, upholsterec state when work is completed. ny has entered a 10-year lease WEATHER WISE — Boat own- Queen Merrie Deluxe runabout seats, complete hardware am It will provide space for 474 on the marine basin for $835,000. ers using the City ol River Rouge has a carpeted floor, convertible steering, and plastic coverei boats, more than twice the pres- The firm also operates a marina marina have a handy check on top and built in tanks as standard decks. The price is $995. ent capacity, and parking space on the Neptune Township side of weather outlook. Harbormaster equipment. Glastron has sleeper Factory Matched Units for 1,000 cars. In addition a ramp the river. maintains up-to-the-minute fore- seats on some models and built-in Skee-Craft's 18-foot runaboui s being built at the south end Under the terms of the lease, cast en special weather bulletin Ice-chest on the Sportsman 161. and another of 17 - feet, hav< to allow the launching of small he firm is permitted to dock, board. Traveler, building both alumK complete steering, windshields boats from trailers. num and fiberglass boats, include lights, and upholstered forward New Methods Used a three-piece windshield, sliding seats. The two models are pricec Birdsall, who planned the proj side windows, folding top and at $1,193 and $995, respective). TAKEOFF — Taking off might be the words for fhit rugged 17-foot hydroplan* runa- ect, said methods of construction Siesta seats (convertible to Scott Division of McCulloc: bout powered by a 100 h. p. Volvo Psnta Aquamatic inboard-outboard engine. are being used that are new to lounge), or its new 17-foot Saturn. Corp., outboard boat and mot Driven across a small island at a speed of 35 mph, the craft flies through the air New Jersey, although they have Brunswick leads its Owens line manufacturers, has added to i been employed elsewhere In re »f fiberglass runabouts with the line runabout models factor; on its return to the water, demonstrating the ruggedness of both boat and outdrive. cent years. matched to its motors. The boa "Advanced methods of pouring PARK YOUR BOAT - The mu- are sold complete with steerin] row handicap series went to Bill concrete that produce a denser nicipal fathers of Metropolitan hardware and upholstery, One Design Sailing Craft Riker. Junior Turnabout cham- stronger structure, have enabled Beach, Mich., find that "park- Feather Craft's aluminum I1 pion was John Atvvood. us to use precast concrete pilings BUYING A BOAT? Ing" meters keep transient boat foot Metor, which sells for $95i The Rumson club also spon- and bulkheads," he said. owners orderly and their dimes is a rugged boat with the ai Popular on Local Waters sored the NJYRA men's indi- "The surfaces are being treated you'll need and quarters pay for new moor- vanced styling concepts of Alex] vidual sailing and Mallory Cup with epoxy," he said. "It's com- Ing cleats, piling* and piers. de Sakhnoffsky. Local sailing clubs held their conk River Y. C. visitor, won the area semi-finals in Arrows. pletely water-tight, and it leaves usual quota of racing for mem- Penguin crown. The Navesink Sailing Society's the surface of the bulkheads as marine insurance berj in the various one-design Junior club champions were summer Wood-Pussy champion- smooth as glass." classes during 1961. Jane Mahoney, in Wood-Pussies, ship series was taken by Don Birdsall noted that the 476-foot APPLY NOW Doug Rasnor, In Standard Sail- Colyer, ending a two-year domi- breakwater, to be constructed to Sailors from the Monmouth BOAT SLIP RESERVATIONS fish, and Bob Marko, in Super nance by "Brub" Hance. Hance the north along the line of the Boat Club, Navesink Sailing So- Sailfish. Raynor also jumped Into returned to the winner's circle Shark River channel, will have a ciety, Rumson Country Club, Fair the Wood-Pussy class with re- by roaring to the club's fall ser- walkway seven feet wide along AVAILABLE ABOUT MAY 1 Haven River Rats and the markable success. ies championship. "Brub," back its top. 53\ for complete information IN LITTLE SILVER Shrewsbury Sailing and Yacht on the beam after a recent ill- "People like to get down to Club could be seen on local rivers The death of Hathaway, the ness, wound up the season with the water as close as possible, on all types of -WRITE FOR DETAILS- each weeje-end competing in their club's fine Wood-Pussy sailor, nine straight Wood-Pussy victor- to fish, or walk or just sit," he favorite craft. marred an otherwise bright sail- LITTLE SILVER MARINA, INC. ies, including five in the fall said. "We're providing the walk- Marine Monmouth's eighth annual ing season for Monmouth Boat scries. way as a sort of public service Club. Howard collapsed and later spring invitational series opened The River Rats had a banner for them." P.O. BOX 91 LITTLE SILVER the 1961 campaign, The six-week died in Riverview Hospital while Insurance competing in a Wood-Pussy class season. Quentin Frazier and Nina Birdsall said boating experi- Sunday program was well at- Vuyosevich tied for first in the ence, as well as his experience tended due to fine competition club race at Monmouth in late SEE . . . August. spring Blue Jay series, while as an engineer, guided him in and excellent weather. Monmouth Scout series, drawing up the plans. "I've navi- had three winners, Roy Knapp, Hank Miltenberger dominated gated from here to Florida and SELECTION... in lightnings, John Kull, in Fly- Frazier won the open Blue Jay FINLAY - BREUNINCER, Inc. the sailing picture at Shrewsbury series and Dave Goodwin took back," he said, "and seen the ing Dutchman, and Roger Brown, S. and Y. C., winning the Comet good and bad points of every in Penguins. Shrewsbury S. and the open Indian Scout honors. 270 BAY AVE. HIGHLANDS, N. J. class spring, qualifying and The teenaged Miss Vuyosevich marina along the coast. Some of Y. C. had two winners—Stimp- championship series. Other w" them are beautiful to look at, but Telephone 872-0100 son Brown, in Wood-Pussies, and won both the ladies and junior ners in the championship series novice Blue Jay title went to you can't get your boat near the ii»w ufrney iiii/rii DAIJJJO mane onsoieie fluverjii yfnrs atro b> Tom Morrison, in Comets. Cal were Talbott Ingram, in Wood MUbljahinllt* own display yard, nhedj and basin for boats listed 1 John Brockmann. lor lala with Its Brokerage Department. Engle, Island Heights Y. C, took Pussies, Louise Potter. In Turna- the Jet honors by winning every bouts, John MacEvoy, in Blue Miss Vuyosevich won the Com- This introduced a n«w era of convenience for the yacht purchaser, modore's Award, Ellen Davidson based on the concept of one-stop Vmy»r service with hundreds of race. Jays, and Doug Stives, in Sail boats on dinplay, new and uned, th« prospective purchaser in able fish. took the Mayor's Award and the conveniently to inspect a wide variety of vessels and to arrange Monmouth's summer cham- Goodwin family, the Capt. Ed on-the-epot for nueh. services as aurveyn, financing, insurance, Ingram swept the junior Comet r«pair«, alterations and re-powering, as well as dockage, storage pions were Irv Lewis, in Light- Little Award at annual Awards' and transportation. nings, the late Howard Hatha- and Wood-Pussy titles. Chris Day ceremonies. YOU'RE INVITED ABOARD way, in Wood-Pussies, and Bill Trent won th« junior Turnabout A spacious modern showroom fully stocked with new runabouts, A fall series was well at- crimera, and sportfishermen of the better rnanufactureri, not only Olsen, in Jets. and George Cornwell took the tended. Curt Delano put together provides & heartening display for the new-boat buyer, hut also Novice Wood-Pussy honors. A fall provides good basic comparisons for determining realistic used- Reid Dickerson won the fall an amazing string of victories AMERICA'S FIRST FAMILY OF SEA SKIFFS FOR 1962 boat pricai. If iust the boat you s«tk to not availabl« here, we Lightning honors, Oisen took the Pond went to Art Poole. to walk away with the Indian can still nelp-you find what you want rnost conveniently through Scout honors. The Blue Jay ser- our reciprocal listings. We have listinRs of many boats in other Jet title, Bassett Winmill, the Bill Haebler won the summer yards In th« immediate vicinity and have exchange-Mating opera- Wood-Pussy, and Cragi Wolcott, Arrow class championship at ies, also open to fleets at At- tions with correspondent brokers throughout tha country Stoo In and let us help you. the Comet. Sam Hicks, a Metede- Rumson Country Club. The Ar lantic Highlands and Shrewsbury NEW New Jersey Yacht Sales Corp. Y«cht Irelwrm, Dulin, Insurance. Strvlc* D.altr. •ncluilvely for th. 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TW 2-1400 22—Friday, February 16, 1962 RED BANK REGISTER Diesel Marine Power Used Boating Followers Thrilled Widely in Inboard Bo^ts With an emphasis on depend- power, 2-cycle power plant trttb ability, ease Of maintenance, low stern drive. The unit is being sold only to boat manufacturer* With Jersey Sailing Regattas fuel consumption and low weight for installation as original equip- to power ratios, diesel engines ment. The combined package Three-time national Wood-Put Shrewsbury S. and Y. C. also Local clubs sponsored a variety continue to make inroads into weighs 235 pounds. Outboard Ma- sy champion Borden "Brub" sponsored its two annual open of open regattas during 1981. Top rine Corporation also has entered Hance, Navesink Sailing Society, Comet regattas. The spring af- the marine field as evidenced by event* included the 13th annual the 1-0 field with its 420 power did not compete in the nationals fair In June went to Blair Fletch- this type of power plants offered National Sweepstakes Sailing Re package and OMC built boats. gatta on the Navesink River In due to Illness, er, Cooper River Yacht Club, the boatman for 1962. while the fall regatta was cap- The further trend toward light- mid-August and . the follow-up The Gravy Bowl went to Cal The Fielder Diesel Division of tured by International Comet er power plants is reflected in third annual National Junior fingle, Island Heights Yacht Club, I-F Machine, Diesel & Electron- champion Norman Freeman, Ith- the number of aluminum engines Sweepstakes, both sponsored by with a three-race sweep in Octob- cs Inc. has four diesels ranging aca, N. Y. being introduced on the market. Monmouth Boat Club. er, while Runyon Colie, Jr., Man- :rom 50 to 200 horsepower, which The local club also sponsored toloking Yacht Club, annexed the The sixth annual Atlantic High The palmer Engine Company has ire being offered for convention- a new 150 horsepower aluminum the New Jersey State Wood-Pus- Turkey Bowl in November, de- lands Yacht Club open regatta al reduction gears, V-drives, jet sy championships in July, h feating the third largest field In was well attended. C. W. "Bill" V-8 engine with a low weight to units and inboard - outboard horsepower ratio. The new en- North Jersey Comet Territorials the event's history. Lyon of the host club won the drives. in early August and the tradi- Star title, Hank Mlltenberger, gine develops Jier horsepower at Shrewsbury S. and Y. C, took ths The Caterpillar Tractor Com- 4,600 rpm when equipped with a tional Gravy Bowl Jet and Tur- pany has a 4-cylinder turbo- key Bowl regattas in the fall. Comet crown and Raritan Y. C.'s four-barrel down-draft carbure- Free Lectures Hal Miller won the Blue Jay charged watercooled plant of 130 tor. A record-smashing 132' boats diadem. JERSEY SKIFF — Pictured cruising off Highlands is a high performance Jersey Skiff horsepower at 2,400 rpm for use competed in seven one-design in inboard runabouts and small Gray Marine has an all-alumi- classes in th«' annual Senior To Be Featured An open junior regatta built by Kulat of Keyport. This is similar to the new raised deck model to be ex- xuisers. Caterpillar also has a num fresh-water cooled V-8 Shrewsbury S. and Y. C, In July which is being built in two Sweepstakes, while SO entrants ASBURY PARK — Educational hibited by Kulas at the Jersey Coast Boat Show in Asbury Park starting tomorrow. ine of marine diesels up to 460 resulted In class titles for host models, a dual-throat downdraft turned out in eight classes in theand boating safety lectures will An innovation, not shown here, is a new mastlike stainless steel tuna tower which horsepower for use on yachts in National Junior Sweeps. club sailors Talbott Ingram, in ths 50 to GO-foot range. carburetor rated at 135 horse- be highlighted at the Jersey Wood-Pussies, and Jim Andrews, power and a 4-barrel downdraft Arnold Schwartz, in a Light- will be on the Kulas exhibit boat. In Turnabouts. The Palmer Engine Company carburetor rated at 150 horse- ning, and John Hull, in a Flying Coast Boat Show In Convention has introduced a fresh-water The North Jersey Comet Ter- power. , Dutchman, won titles for the host Hall by more than a dozen fed- received final approval. The cooled 6-diesel engine and the ritorials, held on the. Navesink Monmouth Club In the Senior other 14 are in tentative form Chrysler Marine and Industrial Alloys Reduce Weight eral, state and regional organiza- River for the first time, went to ABYC Issues Photo Contest Sweeps. Other local winners ware and have been released to the Engine Division of Chrysler Cor- Use of aluminum alloys in the tions dedicated to making plea- Dave Kingston of the Shrewsbury Quentin Frazier, River Rats, in boating industry to elicit com- poration has diesels in 50, 80Dearbor, n Interceptor units his S. and Y. C. Blue Jays; Richie Eittrelm, sure boating more fun for the 19 Standards ments. In addition, 28, more Landing With 102 and 130 horsepowers. eliminated over 200 pounds of A Wood-Pussy team race for Shark River, In Jets, and Stimp- family — by making it safe. standards have been defined and dead weight from each engine. son Brown, Shrewsbury S nnd Y. the new Don Colyer perpetual ire now being prepared by ABYC The Lathrop Engine Division Educational exhibits, free lec- trophy was captured by Navesink For Industry 9th Boat Show if Burmeister & Wain American The alloy has also been utilized C, in Wood-Pussies. tures on small boat handling and 'reject Technical Committees. in the development of the com- Sailing Society's fleet over Mon- ASBURY PARK - Camera :orporation has a new 3-cylln- Three Shrewsbury S. and Y. C.a wide- variety of free literature The American Boat and Yacht The process of preparing and pany's Eaton Hydraulic Trans- mouth Boat Club's challengers in fans at the ninth annual Jersey ler upright as well as a turbo- youths won tides in the Junior will be available to visitors dur- Council, Inc. (ABYC), the boating idopting standards and practices mission. A new electric shift has a series on the Navesink River Coast Boat Show in Convention iharged unit which develops 155 Sweeps. Doug Stives -took the n;> the run of the show which industry's technical society, has is of necessity an involved and been introduced by Dearborn In early October. Hall here can win a $25 U. S. lorsepower at 2,800 rpm. A new Comet, Jim Andrews the Turna- ipens tomorrow and closes Feb. two cardinal goals in 1962: (1length) y one. ABYC's 500 current which employs the principle of The Spook Bowl Penguin series government bond for the best V-8 is rated at 225 horsepower bout and Talboit Ingram, the 25. to intensify its production of members are giving their time at 2,800 rpm. directing hydraulic pressure flow at Monmouth Boat Club In early standards and (2) to double its unstintingly to this important photograph taken at the colorful Wood-Pussy diadem, Eittreim al- Headed by the weather bureau The Detroit Diesel Engine Divi- to either the forward or reverse November went to Bruce Ander- membership. :ask. Many are badly overloaded marine exposition. so won the Junior Jet crown, of the U. S. Department of Com-son in the 'A" Division and Bill sion of General Motors Corpora- systems of the reverse gear, "al- while Monmouth's only winner merce headquartered at Rockefel' As of December, 1961, ABYC ivith work, Jerry Gasque, director of the lowing smooth, sure, effortless Bryson in the "B" Division. pleasure boating extravaganza, tion has marine diesels ranging was Doug Raynor in the Stand- ler Plaza, New York City, ex- had prepared and issued 19 safety To distribute the work load control. The unit is an electro- One of Jersey's top open regat- said the top prize will be awarded from 35 to 607 horsepower, and ard Sailllsh. lilbits and lectures will include standards and recommended niora equitably, and to speed up hydraulic system not electro-me- tas, the 15th annual Red Grant by the committee for the best is placing an emphasis on the Bob Blair, a Cold Spirng Har- those sponsored by the New Jer- practices for designing, building, the production of standards, an 1 chanical. Gray Marine also has a on Raritan Bay, was marred by photo taken anytime during the "compact configuration' of its bor, Long Island, sailor, domi- sey Bureau of Navigation, the equipping and maintaining boats. ABYC membership drive has new electric shifting device for Inclement weather that limited run of the show. 5 and 12 cylinder V models in nated the Wood-Pussy scene, win- U. S. Power Squadrons, Naval Of these standards, five have been instituted. Everyone in the the popular event to a one-day 336 to 504 horsepower for pleas- hydraulic reverse gears. ning the New Jersey State Cham- Air Reserve, Coast Guard, Coast Mating industry is being invited The contest is open to both show. Local winners were Arnold ure craft. The Kermath 5 hp Sea Pup pionships on the Navesink, and Guard Auxiliary aird Mariner Girl :o join and participate in the sexes, regardless of age, and all Schwartz, Monmouth Boat Club, The Shark-O-Matic 800, offered and 10 hp Sea Twin are continued came right back to take the Na-Scouts of the Shore and Northtrn irganization's work on either a entries are to be forwarded to Lightnings, John Kull, also Accessories: this year by the West Bend Com- by Ballantine Industries, and tional Championships sailed at Monmouth Councils, :echnlcal or an administrative the boat show photo contest, Monmouth, In Flying Dutchmen pany, is a complete marine pro- both are'available this year with Shrewsbury Sailing and Yacht level, Convention Hall, Boardwalk, As- Leading boating publications, and Tom Morrison, Shrewsbury pulsion package including a electric starter and generator Club in August. Talbott Ingram, Annual Guide bury Park. Deadline for entries ncluding Rudder Magazine, Pop- S. and Y. C, in Comets.' Beach- In addition to these individual light-weight, aluminum. 80 horse- kits and fuel pump assembly. a 15-year-o!d Little Silver youth, to be submitted is midnight jlar Boating and Year Round wood Y. C.'s Max Culpepper won memberships, members are be- placed second in the Nationals. Boating, will also bo featured. March 15, which will permit the Jet title and the coveted Red To What's New ing recruited in two new cate- ample time after the show closes Grant trophy formerly presented gories—contributing and sustain^ for contestants to process their The answer to "what's new' ing. These classifications are to the Comet class winner. Ttv in lecrcational boating can fre- photograph. prize now goes to the class shew open to business firms, associ- quently be found in the wide se- ations, foundations and ,. inter- Entries must contain the name See Us at The Boat Show ing the largest representation. lection of nautical accessories ested individual from all walks and address of the contestant on Main Floor—Northwest Corner Monmouth College entered the that are introduced each year to of life. the back of the photograph, which make Boating safer and more may be any size, in black and sailing picture, purchasing six To speed up ABYC's work and comfortable. The hundreds of ex- white or color, mounted or 23 rnocltili, 1«" thru 20' (Iu- now fiberglass Jets from Olsen's So conduct Its membership drive, board-Outboird driv* tvilltblt tras that hold a special interest mounted. Prints will not be re- Boat Works, Middletown. The the organization has opened new on most) Frlcei »Urt at $995.00 for boating folk range from turned. college sailing team competed headquarters in New York City I'.O.B. regularly in Middle Atlanti waterjet propulsion units to flota- Judges for the contest will be tion belts for poodles. and has manned that head- States' Sailing Association regat- quarters with a full-time staff members of the New Jersey tas. Many of the new boating acces- under the direction of John G. Press Photographers Association Clinkerbuilts The Hawks sponsored their first sories that were presented in Kingdon, a naval architect, editor and decision of the judges will be regatta on Sandy Hook Bay inJanuary at the National Motor and author with 24 years of ex-final. November defeating three other Boat Show indicated an increas' perience in the boating field. TRY WATER SKIING Eastern colleges in Jets. Ing over-all emphasis on work For more information on either Water skiing doesn't require Top Monmouth College skippers elimination, on simplified opera- ABYC's activities or its member- great strength or stamina since were Craig Wolcott, Red Bank tion and maintenance, especially ship requirements, write to all of the power is provided by and Roger Smith, Perth Amboy, of mechanical equipment. American Boat and Yacht Coun- the tow boat. Consequently the both well-known local small boa Much of the new electronic cil, Inc., 420 Lexington Avemie, sport is enjoyed equally by tots sailors. The Hawks expect to gear, for example, is designed to New York 17, New York. of seven and oldsters of seventy. have a full regatta schedule In appeal to owners of smaller craft 1962 and hope to host several who take relatively shorter trips regattas on Sandy Hook Bay. and who generally don't have the Monmouth Boat Club's Dutch- technical backgrounds or even man sailors Harry Sindle and he budgets for more complicated John Kull excelled in 1961. Sindle and expensive installations. Compact Units You get a lotta boat in IVIFG— regained his North American Dutchman championship with a This Is particularly evident in communications and navigational five-race series sweep at Chicago. .. . tar more Kull won just about every other equipment. New units are more Dutchman crown with victories in compactly designed, require little lor YOUTH TAKES TO SAILING—Sailing is » favorite sport the Atlantic Coast champsionshlp installation space. Portability, your monsyl for the youth of the nation. Here three youngsters are at Spray Beach, plus wins in theself-contained battery power, Red Grant, National Sweepstakes, automatic controls and, in many shown waiting for a breeze in order to get a little more cases, lower price tags are other Susquehanna, Canadalgua, Lake You get an extra-tough boat, with all-ovir-lopstraks hull mad« / action. The craft it manufactured for youngsters, but Cazenovla and Annapolis regat prominent features. of corefrn MOLDED FIBER GLASS, molded in makhtd mital, even adults take the tiller in this small craft. tas. Marine generators, Instruments and boat trailers feature Inter- diet for «xlra strength ... diiigntd deep and wide, to rid* changeable parts and components trie waves smoothly, safely, soflly. A fast, practical, colorful, hat can be adapted for added beautiful boat... a real buyl uses. For example, there's a combination speedometer and Mfg. available in 13'. 14', 16', 17' & 19' Runabouts achometer which, with a Hick of a switch, gives readings in MPH or RPM's. An AC or DC power Wlth plant/ of IIHIKU to hwlU big loadi In o hurry, tht 1962 Evlnrudt 75 convertor adjusts Itself to the re- hompowir Slortllt* IV comn In two modih, th» d*lux* moiUI wtlh.S«l«Me quired voltage rate, and when the Shift and 30 amp AC Uni-Chorj.r, or th« itondard ihift m«UI. With thti Johnson Seahorse battery is charged, turns itself off, •pociout It-foot Twiwkowk Sw Shark It offan a combination to haul the both automatically. •Mi aartg and allow Iktm to wotir iki at thl «•! Hmt. • Sales • Service • Parts Adaptability'is a key word, too, with galley equipment: stoves that use either alcohol or kero- sene; a folding compartment that turns the stove top Into an oven; a device that easily converts an icebox Into a refrigerator. Boat Seat Belts Ease of application, more dura- bility as well as wider color choices are obvious trends in ma- rine coatings and compounds. IS OUR MOTTO We Specialise In One manufacturer has introduced paint containers the same size and shape as coffee cans and HERE AT equipped with key openers. BOAT In safety equipment, more em- phasis Is being placed on auto matlc operation and compact Th« Boston Whaler la made entirely of flbfttalas and pl&sMq FINANCING kagins. Seat belts for boats A layer of foam between two fibornlns shells provides unequalled are available from a number of utienffth and flotatlnn (no tifterthnucht chfimberB.) ThenV no other outboard like it for safe, all-famlty, all-wiler-sport boatln*. * NO CO-SIGNERS sunpliers. Priced from 3595.00 • NO RED TAPE Easy - maintenance materials • NO EMBARASSMENT *uch as aluminum allovs and dif- • NO DELAYS ferent types of plastics are verv much in evidence in tools, pumps From 8-foot to big 18* seagoing and docking equipment as well as cruisers. Made of aluminum, TREAT YOURSELF TO FUN n many hardware items. these boats offer all the fun In the world, with absolutely mini- Treat yourself and your family to lumm'er fun Fuel and water tanks, sea- [DURATECHJ mum worl:. water convertors, headlights, with the boat of your dreams. Monmouth horns, vinyl-deck covering, boat ALUMINUM BOAT > County National will finance your boat at easy air conditioners nnd heating units, termt and re-paymenti to suit your budget. navigational aids and mainten- ance equipment of all kinds are Boat lumber up to 40 feet . . . Come in today for complete information and among the manv other types of White cedar boat boards a specialty. b« ready for summer fun. accessories available to boatmen. • MARINE HARDWARE • BOAT PAINT

Ban on Toxic-Type SEE US NOW AND BE READY FOR Flrt Extinguisher 25% OFF! BOATING FUN THIS SUMMER The National Association of En- ON MOLDED BOAT HULLS line and Boat Mnmifaclurers re- THE minds boot owners that car.bon OAK • MAHOGANY PLYWOOD tctrachloride fire extinguishers as WATERPROOF PLYWOOD ivell as others of the toxic vapor- Fir Plywood up to 20-foot lengths. MONMOUTH COUNTY izing liquid type are'no longer ac- Trailers nnif'l^ Marine :eptab!azar, FEEL TEN meet Tuesday at 10 a.m. at the Rev. Charles W. Crahe, Jr., of, ducted Sunday at 11:15 a.m. by Middletown Fancy articles are made each church. Their meeting will be St. Paul's Evangelical Reformed Rev. Donald Higbee, pastor. Sunday school will meet at month. followed by a covered-dish lunch- Church, Perth Amboy, will be the Sunday school will meet at 9:30 9:30 a.m. FEET TALL? eon. guest preacher Sunday at 11 a.m.a.m. Morning services will be con- Miss Sharon Sheppard, daugh- Midweek prayer service will be Sunday school will meet at 9:45 There will be an evening serv- ducted by the pastor, Rev. C. :er of Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Wednesday at 8 p.m. .m. ice Sunday at 7:30. • Roger Burkins, at 10:45 a.m. Sheppard, celebrated her 17th Pioneer Girls will meet at the The Missionary Society will , ,. it having chop tuey All services will be held at the birthday with several friends and A PARENT NEVER church Thursday, the Pilgrims meet Monday at 1:30 p.m. at the CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY Bayview School, Belford. members of her family Feb. 9. for dinner. at 3:30 p.m. and the Colonists home of Mrs. Wilson Conover. Atlantic Highlands FEEISTAUERTHAN at 7 p.m. • ' Church service and Sunday WHEN HE HAS GIVEN school are held at 11 a.m. BAPTIST PRESBYTERIAN Wednesday testimony meeting is EFFECTIVE HELP TO Atlantic Highlands Leonardo at 8:15 p.m. Reading room hours Layman's Sunday will ba ob- HIS CMUX Rev. William Carr will preach are 1:30 to 4 p.m. Tuesdays and served at services at 9:30 and 11 • Sunday at 11 a.m. 6n the sub- Saturdays, except holidays. a.m. Elder Bruca MacGaffey will ' LOW-LOW PRICES EVERY DAY ON ject, "A Christian's Concern." H preach. Other elders of the Church school will meet at S:45 ASSEMBLY OF GOD church will take- part in the a.m. Shrewsbury PROF. LESLIE service. The ministers topic at the eve- Sunday service will be held at ning service, at 7:30, will be "The Youth Fellowship will meet 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Sunday Monday at 7:30 p.m. >. PURINA DOG CHOW Vineyard." school will meet at 10 a.m. Tlicro will be no meeting of the J. NASON'S The junior Baptist Youth Fcl Bible study will be held Wed- $ 5 Bible study group Wednesday. 5 lbs. for 69* 25 lbs. for 2> NEW SERIES Will lowshlp will meet Monday at 7 nesday at 8 p.m. 23 p.m. There will be a ladies' prayer HELP YOU There will be a meeting Wednes- HOLY COMMUNION meeting Thursday at 1:30 p.m. 10 lbs. for *!•» 50 lbs. for *5 day at 8 p.m. for prayer and EPISCOPAL Christ's Ambassadors will meet Fair Haven Bible study, tonight at 8 p.m. There will be CASH AND CARRY Holy Communion will be cele- a prayer service tomorrow at "HELP YOUR IAPTIST hratcd Sunday at 8 a.m. Morn- 7:30 p.m, New MonmOuth ing prayer and sermon by Rev. Bible school will meet Sunday Charles R. Lawrence, rector, will ALL SAINTS EPISCOPAL at 9:30 a.m. be at the 9:15 family service, Navesink Donald Tshudy will be the guest and at 11 o'clock. for 49' CHILD SUCCEED Holy Communion will be cele- preacher r.t worship service at Tho Midweek Eucharist will be brated • Sunday at 8:30 a.m.; 10:45 a.m. and will speak on thecelebrated Wednesday at 9:30 church school meets at 9:30; the 25 lbs. for *2" subject, "And the Word was a.m. service for parents and children 29 Made Flesh." The anthem will is at 10: IS, and tho morning pray- 100 lbs...... for'* IN SCHOOL" be "Cast Thy Burden Upon the BAYVIEW PRESBYTERIAN er and sermon is at 11:15 except Lord" under the direction of Don- Cliffwood Beach the first Sunday of each month, ALSO SUNFLOWER SEED AND ald E./ Bisgrove, organist. Both "Tho Goodness of God" will be when Holy Communion is also DONT MISS A a nursery and a children's church Rev. Francis Osterstock's sermon celebrated at the 11:15 service. PURINA-LYRIC BIRD SEED will be provided during worship subject Sunday at 11 a.m. Rev. Charles P. Johnson is rec- SINGLE INSTALLMENT for those up to eight years ol Church school will meet at 9:30tor. age. a.m. LAWES COAL CO., INC. OF THIS SERIES At the evening service, Mr. There will be a communicants' IVSTHODTS'T STARTING Tshudy will speak on "The Seven class tomorrow at .10 a.m. Highlands Sycamore Avenue 584 River Road • Asian, Churches".,»(. 7:45. The Women's Association will Rev. Richard N. Ryley, pastor, ; Shrewsbury Fair Haven f The Midweek service of prayer meet Monday at 8 p.m. in Fel will conduct services Sunday-at will be Wednesday at 7:30 p.m.lowship Hal!. 11 a.m. -• Thursday, the young people will Tha committee of the Session Church school will meet tt MONDAY IN THIS PAPER meet at 7:30 p.m. will meet Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. 9:30 a.m. RED BANK REGISTER PUBUC NOTICE AUTOS AND TRUCKS AUTOS AND TRUCKS I WANTED-AUTOMOTIVE •USINESS NOTICES HELP WANTED-FEMALE HELP ARADiEE~~^~nrraiir« to ~Nk;w~'H£VRGL£7 ' cai. Dyna-[WANTED — Chevrolet or" Mercurj SALESWOMEN — Experienced la wom- 24—Fridiy. \»DALAj*?J>..A *»WMjf whMi dm*, ideaj for gnowp r *xcel>nti 1*58 or 184*. C*II en'i bcceuories. Permanent poyititm* Apply. J. Yiiflo, Broad Kt --RtA Bmjt- DRAFTSMEN MEXICO J2 zbiOL rd*r: :1c MeCarmv Cnrvrtiltl 2S1-1HH ifitr »:30j 7*T-2553 BOB GOLD and TRIO t : lor 1WJ2 «uuoa -TWICE AH IS1 i 1853 BU."E FORD — TWO'DOOR | MAIL. ZXLSTRIBUTOK — Of edUC UVING FOP. 'i AS !>fl'CH " HEP- "MUJIC For All Occasions" rru.terial seek* mature, intelligent per- DRAWING CHECKERS ANNOUNCEMENTS BBRT SCHUUTTAOT, 472 Ju»" «• Zu IMJ» J124. CALL APTEK S F Ins: MERCURY — Four-door Monterey, , 4W. Call 717-3733 , WH 54332 son tot \xm% Bnncb office. Mu#t b« inarragt " "" ' tOATS ft ACCESSORIES good typin, Iwiidie «J1 or/lee detil). 1*M CHEVROLET IMPALA — Hirdtop, ' CA 2-0667 into on praduetipo tn*inu tor LOST AND FOUND IffCOiCE TAX RBTURNJJ PREPARED work with minimum itipBrvlilon, *M tlectro mechmlMl pirn •"jf-.i* wTi'1*, v-b, powcrgH'i*. radlp. healer, JEKP— Pour-whett drive, perfect con- INSURANCE - ftUria*. oaUxwrUxJi At 7OUT horn* or builntn. have knowledge at gao6 Utertture. — Bltck atandard FrenI Chi >1.3W. BH 7 <19). t(t>r 4 p.m. ditditiond i . Hydraulic electric mmoo w flowfo at- forms KolAon Water bury. JUittor, A. 4. Bttflty KH 1'WAt Mode it lUrtlQC ii.1i.ry with rapid ad- Krobllef. Prefer iom« itmuMTUT Va>4!e mst", Uttle silver vicinity. AUTOMOTIVE uehed. never beeb n u»edd. W»W»SS . ClCalll M2M2- sine* tKft il W From at BH 3-3fiO>j vance. Send fulf resume and lainry witb Government tuMtlit. CiH gH 7-3381. JEEP, YES OFFSET PRINTING —Hl«h mi»lity. expected. Write "A. K." Box 511, Red LoQc-term Government flp«rtllo» W* 1362 < 1111. BAHRAIN - Any bo*! you want AUTOS AND rRUCKS dei |t J2J2.'J2J2.. low cost, *h*«t sizei to 22xzl.' OS -k In the ' I/)ST — Ruit colored mix brctd Chow, SCHWARTZ * SONS. InternationaI ! 1958 LINCOLN — Pprmler lour-rtoor ti*m. IAIV bank ratea. rtiaoclDt 1-3125 or 78T-1313. * SONS. Internationatti ! rangeraanti completed ID OO« call nil!, friendly a!most blind. Vicinity TTrucl<«l . I'lvttiOUIIiI . Chrysler Vahant. bardtop. air conditioned, $1,428 to i«ttle WOMAN — Part-time, cleaning model Fair Hnven. Maybe In Rumeon or *•*«' DRAFTED MUST SELL 141WflH W l -FronF t gSIl RCRMd l BinlRck Vh <-«tatr. OS 10081). any ol our officer THE atO.NMOirri INCOME TAX RETURNS prepared hv RED BANK, N. J. AREA Bhreitrs&uJy ires. Reward. SH 1-33T6. «J 1MPAI.A TWO-DOO71 HARDTOP |^2^-i^i_^_I^LSI^l COUNTY NATIONAL BANK. «H graduate accountant. William Thleroll, homes, Route 34, Mat swan. Must have wjsriiw: IMPERIAL, CONVERTIBLE; — two 08 1-3479, oftn transportation. Call TRlanglc 7-1100 Good Salary With Trivet Allowmnci ft payi to •dvertli* In Th« lldrd with Pirr.s Cull :91-0.V)3 lilt- »>ln«-- whll« wain, puwcr nlfcrmi food ! Black. Call 8 a.m. - H a.ta, weekdays. ; KM 1-2159 CRAIG'S HOLM DEL AUTO BOI1Y NO AOB IJMiT Bank Register I •efn\8i:.!0. Auk tnr Bob Dully. |rondltion. Rort nll-r 7«7-()tlil MAK1NB SUPPUiCS DIKTITIAN THBKAPEUTIC — B. S. SHOP—Newman Sprlngi Hosd at High- Mall resume Immediately, or call I0.VI INTBRNATIONAL ppana l Uuck. n MCflT fi?:LL—1355 Ford Squire wagon. Kverytfimg foi flu Boatmtn New wsv "4. Completn collislnn repair.- re- degree In nutrition, experienced in writ- Prju-pr nlcering. aiitomalic. whitf walls, Ing Therapeutic Diets. 500 bed ac- CPhlla.) UArket T-T620 'or Motor ]Ut fflauXffl l (Mil CO Jariey • larger marine *uppiy noua«. finishing. Our law overhead Mvei you AUTOS AND TRUCKS AUTOS AND TRUCKS •li-iuitifuil conrtltSorj. $390. 8e» Hfi Bunk monfy. Call 3463868 crcdilcd General Hoapital wltii Behool Tire, filiTcwshnry \vc, Shrpivibtiry. Evinrudi fialei and Servict of Nursing. Central tray service. Con- •- iflfli four- (.'all pv^ninjis, LI 2-07^2. im BUATMAM'S 8llur "C" HADDOCK about your paintlnj tncl Persnnnel Department. Perth Am- H. L YOH CO., INC. and paperhanpm. boy General Hospital, Perth Amboy. A LARGE SELECTION OF i* Wharf AY: Aed Hani LQ , 6-3905 HI 2-3700. 123 S. 2ND ST. PHILA. «. PA. , tivn-ton* raitft tir»t- An Equal Opportunity JGmployir l!),')!T"(;HKVr.OT.ET BRL AIP,~ - Four-: h it e waits, «utnm*tic. efiulrpcrl. ATTICS AND CELLARS~CLEANED - COUNTER GIRL — Experienced. Apply door, ratlin anrl itffllT. pninir iif trine.;! o wet»k n!d mow tirpj. 52,100. Boat snow Special Home Improvements and »Iteration*. in person: Holly Hill Drive-In. Itoute GUARANTEED .iy rylinfUr, two-clnor, or after fl p.m. SH 1-S724. Realty Co. 264-7010 or OS 1-1289. "HELP WANTED," Box 65. Kavpaink. ctanfinrd nlild. low mileage, good ccn- DRY CLEANING PRESSEFt -For COMPACT LANCER DEALER FOR TREE WORK. CAO tre« iervlct. TECH EDITORS rough work. Apply Donald'* Laundry, TTTIJCK — Topping, trimming, removal. Call LJ iM2~cTiEvnni7ET BUSINESS NOTICES M2201or trei estimates. Full inmrinc? Prrwluctlrm and literary senior and ii Marion St., Red Banit. rf«off »t F * J Giilfjlfi Y^am experience. Nominal fee. SI- need, rapid atenographfr, npat. Com ! must bf. thoroughly experienced In lay- ifitfttlon. Unit Silver. ' 1-H66, J-9> pany benefits, five days, 40 hmin ;oul and making of progressive blank Throughout your working yean, you 291-1101 • Open '(II 9 p.m. Duotone Cn. Inc. Locust St. Key- jitig and forming dies. Work require! have hecn making a living. Or better port N. ,7. high degree of accuracy. Small friend- lima a living. Maybe you have done AUTOS AND TRUCKS AUTOS AND TRUCKS ly plant in the HlgHlands area. For well, been quite successful. On th« CHECKER — Age IS-25, Apply in interview call Mr. Ellis at 872-1492. other hand, while you may havi person. Morey La Rue, Highway 35, achieved modest financial succesi, Eatontown. AUTO MECHANIC—Dodge dealer. Fol- there has not been quite enough each $1249 ly experienced only, preferable on month and each year to do all th» P. O. E. Chrysler products. Must have own Hand things you would like to do. Maybt TAK€TH€M£ASIM A-l BEAUTY OPERATOR tools. Excellent working conditions. Call you are ready to go into a SALES PREFERABLY MATURE. LI 2-1117. ask for Bob Long. CAREER. , .If so, and you qualify ai SERVICE WITHOUT PRESSURE. an ambitious and hardworking Individ- 1959 CHEVROLET T 1961 CORVAIR APPLY IN PERRON. ual who Hkei people, having a good FORT MONMOUTH BEAUTY BALON, START IMMEDIATELY education, married and between *•> 26 an ft 38, send n. resumt of your Corvette Fuel injection, Lakewood station wag- SECRETARY If you aro willing to learn while you work and can get by on *7J) a week, experience and qualifications to "A.O." We have & permanent position In a Box 511, Red Bank. ___ lour speed transmission on, radio, heater, W/W modern oHicn for an eiperlfnced ite- we may have a superior future for nographtr, Preferred agft 30-45. This you. To qualify call Personnel Man- EXPERIENCED SALESMAN — For 3.7 positraction. Metal- tires, automatic trans- li an attractive connection from all ager at OB 1-1370 for personal Inter- curtain shop. Excellent condition!. PR standpoints including air conditioned view. 4-5453. ic brakes, plus loads of mission. offices, top pay scale and liberal com- CARETAKER — Camp Oakhurst, Oak- MAN WITH CAR — Two days per pany benefits. Phone or call In per- hurst, N. J. Full or. part-time. Can week, summer work. Write Alexander extras. son, 9-11 a.m. live on grounds during summer. Write Greendale, Camp Oakhurst, 853 Broad- Alexander Greendale, Camp Oakhurst. way, New York 3, N. Y. COMMUNICATION PRODUCTS CO. S53 Broadway. New York 3, N. Y. ,H0 2-18S0. ask for Col. Or.ilnger EXPERIENCED Real Estate Salesman, PHARMACIST -Registered, lull time. Glazebrook Agency. Avenue of Two It pays to advertlie In The Red Write giving agp, experience, refer' Rivers, Rumson. 842-1700. Bank Regiiter J ences to "AC Box oil, Red Bank. SCHOOL. BU3 DRIVER — Mlddletown area. Write "A.P.' Box 511, AUTOS AND TRUCKS AUTOS AND TRUCKS Red Bank ' 960 FORD OUTSIDE BALES — Dignified iervlea for Eastern Seanoard, some college, 1961 VALIANT need car. to 15,200 plus. BARB EM- Fairlane 500. Four-door PLOYMENT. CA 2-4747. BUFFIA Station wagon, radio, sedan Radio, heater, Guess Who's AUTOS AND TRUCKS heater, W/W tirej. Auto- W/W tires, with auto- Hwy.35 LI 2-1020 Eatontown matic transmission. matte transmission. Selling BOB WHITE BUICK New Fords Now! The Shore's fastest growing Ford dealer offers: Top qual- ity used cars at the lowest doxible- prices possible backed by checlced WINTER CLEARANCE years of reputable and hon- NOW GOING ON AT CIRCLE est dcalincs with the public. Up To 36 Mos. To Pay USED CARS ON ALL OK USED CARS Same Day Approval Fast Credit Approval BANK LOANS DOMESTIC , Trade for the future now ... &i CIRCLE , If you work-You drive CA 2-3600 1959 BUICK • CHEVROLET! Look over our OK used i Dr. H.T. $1595 A QUALITY cars and the new, new CHEVY models \ '61 FORD $2091 '58 BUICK $1091 Bttrliner Hardtop Super Convertible \ 1959 PLYMOUTH • . . get top allowance today! IMPORTED "61 FORD $1791 '57 FORD $691 ' Wagon AUTOMOBILE J-PlBStnier Wajon v8 HirdtoD $1195 FOLLOW YOUR. FZIENDSTO , '61 FORD..... $3191 ,„ MERCURY $471 I 1958 CHRYSLER ; •~ . 2-Dr. Hardtop £ N. Y., I Dr. H.T. { '60 FORD $2591 ,„--„_ «..-. I '< Thuinerblrd Hiratop 60 rORU $ll7l | $1195 - '60 FORD .$2591 2-Do«.r8,d.n I 1958 BUICK Thund«blrdConv«rtlt)U '60 PLYMOUTH ...$ 1591 I SH-l-3130 3 Or. Bid. '60 CHEVROLET $1991 mwS-D.^Hardtop .g $795 •taP.la4.Dr.H»r«.p | i FROM CONTINENTAL CARS, INC. 0¥ 1957 FORD '59 PLYMOUTH $1091 Wagon ; '61 HILLMAN-MINX Cenv., on* ownur ....' $1795 4-Dr, Wagon $695 ; '60 MGA Roadster, I ytar old, white/black,. '59 FORD $1491 '« l^H 1956 PLYMOUTH GiUxl. Convertibl. Cmvertlbn Sedan wire wheel. r $1595 •60 RAMBLEMBLER $1091 "53 PACKARD ...... $ 63 . '60 AUSTIN HEALEY Sprite, one owner 12) ..$1195 22-DrD . SSedad n Sdn $325 1955 BUICK '60 MORRIS Sedan $995 « Dr. Sed. \ "60 RENAULT DAUPHINE 4-dr. Sedan $795 MOTORS jj $395 ' '60 VALIANT 4-dr. Sedan, Green $1250 1955 BUICK KROLL INC. | 4 Dr. B.T. '60 BORGWARD 2-dr. Sedan, nice, one owner, 671 Broadway, Long Branch ^ $395 heater, w/w tirej $995 Shore's Fastest Growing J Ford Dealer I FOREIGN : '59 MGA Coupe, Wire Wheels $1395 1959 AUSTIN HEALEY '59 HILLMAN Conv., I owner $995 10O-6 '59 VOLKSWAGEN Con* $1195 $1595 '59 AUSTIN HEALEY Deluxe Roadster, white $1895 IMMEDIATE DELIVERY ON ALL 1960 RENAULT ' '59 VOLKSWAGEN 2-dr. Sedan $1195 Dauphin* '59 AUSTIN HEALEY Deluxe 2-dr., R/H white $1750 New Ford sales are breaking all records! So we're overflowing with trade-ins! We're pricing 1962 $695 'em low, low, low .. because we need the space! Many makes and models—including our '59 JAGUAR 3.4 Sedan, stick shift, I owner ..$2295 prices starting from TRANSPORTATION CARS choice A-l Used Cart.. • specially inspected, road-tested, reconditioned when necessary 1959 STUDEBAKER '59 TRIUMPH HERALD Sedan ...I..... $695 Sedan '59 MGA (3)' $1295 • . . and backed by your aulhoriied Ford Dealer! Check the values listed here . . . then $195 hurry Io your Ford Dealer's today! RENAULT '58 VOLKSWAGEN, sunroof $1095 F.DAF. 1957 PLYMOUTH '58 KARMAN GHIA ,.....!$1395 Sedan '58 MARK VIII Jaguar Sedan, auto $1695 ViTon Pickup '61 Fairlane '60 Falcon '60 Country DAUPHINES 1453 $195 '58 MGA Roadster 12) $1195 500 Squire del. in Red Bank 1957 PONTIAC " '61 Ford Deluxe, 2-dr. Sedan '58 MORRIS Convertible $695 Fordomatic. R&H, $395 2-dr., 6-cyl. R&H ALL COLORS TO CHOOSE FROM R&H, Like New Economy P. Steer. ' '61 COMET, white, one owner, low mileage ....$1750 Std. Trans. 955 BUICI White-Red Uph. Available for Immediate Delivery 1 Dr. '60 T-BIRD Conv., Full Power $2695 $295 '59 FORD Consul 4-dr. Sedan $795 $1495 $1595 $1195 $1795 954 BUICI '57 TR-3, new tires $895 SPECIAL—r62 VOLVO—$1995 4 Dr. '57 PLYMOUTH Suburban Sta. Wgn., white .. $595 $195 3 '58 Custom '58 Country 2-dr. sed., demo., new car guarantee '58 FORD Fairlane "500" 2-dr. HT, all power $995 /4 Ton Pickup '59 Custom 954 BUICI 4 Dr. '56 MERCURY 2-dr. H.T,, yellow and black 300 300 Squire '59 Ford Fine Selection of Foreign and Domestic Used Cars $195 full power, R,'H '. $650 2-dr.. R-cyl., R&H Fordomatic. R&H Nice 2-dr, 8-cyl, R&H "61 RENAULT Dauphine, low mi., loaded $995 1953 FORE Std. Trans. P. S. White or Black < Dr. '54 AUSTIN Conv $350 Std, Trans. '61 VOLVO 4-dr. sedan, Sax-o-matic trans $1795 '53 MG TD $700 $895 '60 TR-3 Racing green, wire wheels, loaded $1650 $125 '55 PONTIAC 4-dr. Sedan, all, power $595 $950 $750 $1095 '60 OPEL, 2-dr., equipped, R&H $995 ji '52 MG TD, blue $700 '59 PEUGEOT, 4-dr. sta. wagon, limousine .....$1595 For Your Best Buy '57 Fairlane '57 Country '58 TR-3, white, fully equipped $1095 NEW or USED '55 Plymouth '54 GMC '57 FORD Fairlane Conv., power, V-8 .'. $795 Come To 500 Squire '57 CHRYSLER, 4-dr., all power, one owner $850 Savoy '57 FORD Fairlane 500, HT, power, V-8 $795 4-dr.. R&H. Fordo. Fordo., R&H, P. S. '/2 Ton Panel '57 RENAULT Dauphine, 4-dr., black, one owner $400 P. S, Beautiful World's Smartest 4-dr. One owner CONTINENTAL '57 MERCURY, 2-dr., automatic, R&H $675 Green and White Wagon '49 WILLYS Station Wagon. 4-cyl., R&H, OD _ $195 BOB WHITE $795 $850 $295 $150 CARS, INC. RED BANK AUTO IMPORTS BUICK, Inc. ONLY QUALITY IMPORTED AUTOMOBILES 163 Monmouth Street DICK and BOB MATTHEWS Red Bank Newman Springs Road Red Bank MOUNT ENGLISH SALES CO. 90 MONMOUTH ST. RED BANK Renault • Volvo • Peugeot • Triumph SH 1-6200 SH 7-4500—Open Evenings 119 NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. RED BANK% Open Evaningi SH 1-6000 OPEN EVES. 'TIL 9 • SH 1-5886 "til 9 O'clock .-- ••'*• *•••-•••• • ' HELP WANTED-SMTK msiax FOR SALE APAJtTMEOTS FURNISHED BOOMS HOUSES FOR SALE RID BANK RiGISTER Friday, February 1£, 1962-23 rrS EASY TO BELL (the Awud Clr ol 1M21. Wt «M two m«n to trs-to RADIO SELLOUT SALE Utt Sut SANDS POINT HOMES HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE IM uJeirasa ttiT tfcrt hottest ctr to fanFISHERMAN SETS BIG DISCOLWTS ALPINE MANOR ttte nurfcet in yein. TD» 1361 Bart Clock radios, AM-FM n.tf FEBRUARY, OCCUPANCY which becomes Hamilton Rd., to Be! 163 Monmouth. Street Bed Bank crotl 3-2190. j AIR,CONDIT10NING weilt. Csll KE 1-S8S3. mar Blvd., proceed to Sinclair Oat rooms (one has picture window and paneling), living room with PORTER — Experienced floor main- WANTED .,•» • Modern "dine-In" kitchen RED BANK — Large sunny, nlry fur- Station and Model Home en left. colonial fireplace,' wainscoted dining room witli colonial picture tenance, notary machine. 172 weekly. U8KL> OlUEWiAL RUUS Built-in oven md ranR« in color shed room, handy for shopping. $40 Or m. 33 to Brighton Ave.. right on Plume OS 1-2100. Hot point refrigerator-freeztr Bfigrilon Ave. ib Homano Blvd. and window, large kitchen with country style pine paneled cabinets, CH1NKSK AND PliKSlAN ontli. SH 7-9$33 or till T-2H». ieTt to Model Home. BALES—Knowledge o( boats or will ton- FIELD FURNITURE • F1«B1>M*N UftLLKKlES Ovpr-nimndant closets large screened porch, with excellent possibilities for conversion to PR 4-3143 Evenings CA !-7<82. • In'livldual control hot water heat L.AHGB FUIINJSHBI) flOOM — 47 •icier automobile salesman, Stan 175 Private off-street parking Wavtrly Pi.. R»n i^nk. MU 1-5931 JGV£.NINOS PR 5- a recreation room. Cellar, garage. Asking $22,000. D:\KB EMPLOYMENT. CA 2(747. V/arehouse Department ANTlgUES - Paintings. N. J.Atla»\ Storage space SH 1-13S2 MOTEL MANAGER — 1962 lummir instates purchased and appraised. 8H WHERE ELSE CAN YOU GET FOUR BEDROOMS IN RED 7.2003. Tha Hudson Shop Inc. SL1 Short walk to center or town . . . IPSH HIGHLANDER HOTEL season. 38 vinlt, AAA approved inottl. 7-11 East Front St., Keyport, N.J. than rme hour to S.Y.C, (Railroad ita TIRED OF SEPTIC TANKS? BANK? The fourth bedroom on Ihe third floor will accommodate Hours 8-6, six days. Salary open. Call iroad 6L. Shrewsbury. five minutei >way> ... All bUlts, RoMte 38 Hijliiiintli »i2-!338 miring aay. or writs Box 315. Kt, ss and Garden Etat* parkway n Brand new three-bedroom ranch. three beds, fireplace in living room, beamed ceiling in dining for appointment dial CO 4-3020 OLD FUKNl'lURK - Antiques, china. $20 week, room and board. Dally mnid Spa Bright. jaaawsre, art objects and bric-a-brac, ites away, service. View. Bar. Entertain men I. Extra large science kitchen. room with study off it, large kitchen, cellar, twocar garage. Ask- STEADY WORK — With general con- immediate cash for anything tnd ev Gatewty to Bandy Hook. Bus service CITY SEWER, fine neighbor- tractor. Must have driver's license. STORE HOURS: rythlnc Huldli. 25 East Front BL. SUTTON PARK at door to New York. Newark. L^nr, ing $18,500. hood, easy terms. Only $13,500. References required. Good wages. Write Monday thru Saturday 9:00 a.m. 311 11693. BRANCH AVENUE RED BANK Branch and Red Bank. Call H72-1S31. "A.«." Box 511, Red Bank. WANTED -r- Guns, lilies, plstoU. olfl KEAN3EURQ — Lftrgt, clean room (or FOREST OF TALL TREES AND HOLLY — Three-year-old split to 6 p.m. Thursday and Fri- and new. Phone T8T.9595 for fair ca«h Open pvery day until 5 p.m. vo. Parking spice. Televlnlon down- The same house in Raritan Town- level with three bedrooms, bath and powdfr room, game room, day avertings till 9:00 p.m. price. Phone: SH 7-5538 ship on 50x150 ft. lot, $13,500. full cellar, 27x16 patio, garage, two blocks from school and shop- HELP WANTED-Malo • Female FROM RED BANK CENTER: South on Rt. 33 (Maple Ave.) to Heckles* ping. Price $24,500. BARB EMPLOYMENT AOENOI PI., left, continue onto Harding ltd,, Qualified Personnel For Quality Orders SALE PETS AND LIVESTOCK lelt at Branch Ave. fork for U mile. F. A. Gehlhaus 210 Broadway LonR Branch. CA 2-A747 ALUMINUM COMBINATION RED BANK — Single, double rooms Tor Real Estate STORM WINDOWS AKO COLLIE PUPS and chihuahuas, TIIItEE IIOOHS — Furnished, newly ACE KMPLOVHENT AGENCY business i>roplc. I'arkirip, Convenient '5 Beachway. Kcansburg HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE Jyvery order A Applicant our specialty. Raised with children. OS 1-1862 decorated, private entrance, full kltch location. SH 1-1R5Q nfter 4:30 p.m. 12 Broad St., Bed Bulk .SH 7-3494 6 for $55 Evenings . ' in and balh. New York-Red Bank bus iLlTliooMS - Clean and com 787-5055 ntops on comer. Oppojite public hpach oitable. neononBtile ratei. Oarage R.VXCH 1IOMF, — <'.h«:ml2| sMtlnt. MAN OR GIR1, FRIDAY !or con- Three-ctiannei tilt, triple lmert, TALKING MYNA BIRDS — Parrot, Convenient to shopping. All utilities In FREEHOLD AREA trees, l.li'2o livins rrvim, fireplace. parakeetH, oanmlcs Priced for (lulck Qentlemnn prsferrcd. 93 WaJlxc* St Ihree ti*m*. '.•, huhl, lHla tractor's field office, typing, filing, pay- triple tilt action! eluded. Call Sea Brlelit Badminton REDUCED TO SELL roll, florae bookkeeping, Write stating sale. Call HO 2-1148. ind Squash Racket Club. 812-1100. 9H 1-53W. _____„_ mom. l(>% flown qualified p 8HadyiIde 1-7500 »!SM0. background, education, experience and PROWN'S 32 BROAD ST., RiSO BANK PUPPIES — Part Cocker Spaniel. *3.6O BURNISHED — Studio apartment. Mont BELFORO —" ATTRACTIVELY VUR- :OLTS NECK—Kour-hrciroom bl-levH $19,500 expected starting salary to "AF," BoxOIL BURNER — 275-Ballon tank, con- <>ch. Call esirably located in Shrewsbury. f&5 WISHED ROOM, rii'mg Spacious living room, (lining ronm. sll OLDER HOMK-Gool condi!! 511. Red Rank. 201-2026 787-0558 lectrlc kltclieti, l'i bilhs. large pan- trols for hot air, A-l condition, $$&, nonth. Phorie SH 7-3670. Custom built five-room ranch llvioc room, full din'nj roi Phone 787-4200. WOULD like to find home lor my FURNISHED ROOM — In nlco liouse, ?)M rfcreatlon room, laundry room, herirooml. Mar bui SM ictiools. 111. REAL ESTATE female poodle accaslonal days during genlleinan preferred. 37 Spring St, ftvatory. two-csr ntlncl^il g^r.ijte with expansion second floor, 000. DOORS (.Two) plate glass and leaded Hed Bank. SH 7-35(t6. Acrn lot. Encellent nc.gliborhood. 522. Mature man or woman, full or part' with .stained center design, 17UI611"X the week, preferably In Humson. 842 900. piped for heat and bath. Living time. Wo wlil teach and train you. 21A", $25 for both, worth lota more, 1889. LARGE ROOM — Well furnished, room 23x15 with fireplace. Lot Schanck Realtor -Excellent opportunity. Middle town area, Call BH 1-3232. BEAGLE PUPPIES— AKC, beautifully Shower, pooil location, reasonable. 64 phone Mr, Merge.. OS 1-272T. Hardinp Roart, Kee Monmmith St., Ret. Bank. at $20 weekly and up. Includes /;LYTK DETAILS CALL mature, experienced, dedicated. After REAL ESTATE FOR SALE ill lunn« out nr thp city. Attractive ami UCEN3ID HEAL ESTATE BROKER •school Ihrmifch May or moniincs rhirlrtR GAS STOVE — In Rood condition; REAL ESTATE FOR RENT all utilities. Private entrance. Vi Ir-sirable couturj'-llkr* rlr.cli honin on *i HO 21244 mrnnier. Also full time Interesting cler- kitchen set table, six chairs all forml- mile south of Monmouth Shopping HOUSES FOR SALE icre lot. Plx ro'itns, bfttli. nllnrhpi! FAIIM3-I10MES—INDL'STRUJL HTIS ical position for wnman •with collfp« ln Rood condition. Call after 1 p.m. APARTMENTS un.cir luii-agp. owiier \vanl5 nfft-rs. HOUilDEl^-Cni.TB NECK -trainingtraini . Writ* "A.M.," Box 811. RedCA 2-R022. Center, Hwy, 35, LI 2-3233. 'rlco SU.IXHI. WALKEIt t WALKER, Bank•Rani!. l'.i-alt(ii\. J1«T lir,. IliiElcl. CO 4-5''12 VAN NESS CORP. MARLBORO—FREEHOLD ARXAB MOVING SALE — Nursery furniture, TlTiTEE ROOMS — Furnished."i'tllitle« BERG OS 1-Jj;fi. Oprn 7 iiny.«. Dutch Line IU., KD 1, lllrlboro PBPAKTMKNT STORE — Desires ca child's clothing, garden equipment und Included, sunny, pleasant $75. 152 REALTOR P.O. Box .IIS pable person for window trimming am, mincellaneous Items. BH 1-2529. THIS IS YOUR LIFE Shrewsbury. Ave. ,\9TOi;.NMNC, VALUE -- In Ihls moil No Down Payment For All ni ranch htinic. Foyor. "Q' ltvlng ronm HO !-il91 atore display. Apply in person: ,T, J. DOUBLE BED — And dreflser, 4100. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS—Th re A rooms, Opposite Freehold Raceway Uewptrry Co., Broad St.. Red Bank. All the ingredients of prestige liv- $84 Per Month >lnlnc room U'sl^', Rjinitiis kltclimi "ITNITED STATES STEEL HOMER Light colored nlne-pleco dining room kitchen mid bath, utilities included. ;:v. Fmir liirfro hedrooin^. two tilffi Cholcfl of over ort floor plsns In a wtdt REAL ESTATE sales person, full time. net |200 Two fireplace chairs without ing in a magnificant waterfront Adults. *00 per month. Call 21)1-103!). mills. Family room 2i»' X iy - flrppbtcp. Jet. 9-33 variety of nrrhlteclursl slyllnj, priced ACRE Thompson Agency, 81 East Front St. arms, ?I50. Call fiH 7-3751 9-3 p.m. setting on the lovely Navesink BEAUTIFUL. — Sunny one-room apart' ACRE kVs!!.lo-wall enrpct. Many rxtras. Flsc fforo 110.110(1 to $32,000 BH 1-0700. Member Multiple Listing. DUNCAN PHYFB — Table, glass top. ment. Center Broad St., available Im- Hava you ever heard the adi thai utone patio. impoBSlhlo to dllplicato EVERETT 11. T1IORNK CO. Three piece Jiving room set, good con- River can now be yours Red mediately. Female only. Call B1I 7-0861 mart "Only TliroiiKh tlm Miracle o. Barcnln — JJ4.9IIO. SKinley K. Downs. fiiisiroisirV«sicci«ii?u Deiler Rpsllnr. filirciv»l>i;ry. SH 1-11)17. MPln- (or a wheelchair occurint with over- OS 1-OKSJ dition. Call after 7, SH 7-2030. Bank offers an enviable upper after 5 p.m. Television, -Blah—Blah—Blah?" nnlj sized doors, convenient rsmpi *nd income environment and Colony through tlie miracle ol your Uncle Ban her NiiUlpt« ListlnE Service. LITTLE SILVER — Bmn-roam Co- SITUATIONS WANTED, Female ELECTRIC RANGE — 38" Lfldy Ken- FOUR ROOMS — And balh. unfur- and Governrncnt financing can you nwi lallrirM shower and toilet facilities. A more, fully automatic, two yean old, House keeps pace with a glowing nished. In Long Branch. Heat supplied. ABSENTEE OWNEIt — W«nls rl«a corner lot In » lovely neighborhood lonial type. Near train am] bus. Two- 'WILL HELP WITH PARTIES, dinners. *100. OS 1-2083. Sail SH 7-1932. —(or no money down—tlila rfally grea with lame tipdronms and M*klne Just ear K«r««e. Asklnf llS.tOO. Call SH . .or. othar oicaiioni. Call assortment of luxury features that two-ma star-bed room home on a om on numctlve ranch; Ilirpfl bedrooms, 1-0421. WE BUY AND SELL anything ant FOUR ROOMS — Furnished, private acre plus fully landscaped lot, all new dining room, cellar, RsraKe: sorefneri I1T.500. THOMPSON * EARITLL, SH BH 1-86S1. are true keynotes of elegance. pnrcli; larpe shrubbed cornfr lot; ollt- t-580O. everything. Olvs the Highest prtcei. entrance. 15 TUtrt Ave., Atlantic High- ly aluminum airleri. spacious kltclser On The Next Page) WILL CARE — For children In my Call William Left Furniture, Inc., Uwy,One S'/rroom apartment will be lands. vHh evtrjlblnj iQclufled lo flelijtht you: rinnr psttn with [tr?rttnr,c IW.flW. HAR- UITTLE BIL.VRft - • 8»\tn-«»ra ttneh. toome. New Shrewnbury. CiH 35. Ulddletown. Oil 1-3213. Open «ve- wife, hot xvAtir heat and basement OLD LINDEMANN. Broker. Eatontown. 119,200. cm owner (More Claulfled Adi SH 7-E419 available at $175 per month as LONG BRANCH — Residential, ideal All extras included. U 2-11D3. EvcnlrlBS LI 2-(HS5. . CA. 2-S7JJ nlngs till 9 p. m. uslncBj or retired. Three larga rooms, COLLEGE STUDENT — Wishes baby. FIREPLACE MANTEL — I1B.S0, medi- of March 1. One 4{4-room apart- $85. four rooma. $100. All utilities, pri •Ittlns dally from A p.m. References cine cabinet, $2.50; apartment washer, ment will be available at $235 vate entrance, 30 N. 5th Avp. $11,900 Full Price APARTMENTS APARTMENTS APARTMENTS available. SH 1-7,109. J12.R0; Hoover vacuum cleanrr, J7.5O; hUd'* maple locker, J2.75; round, mod per month as of April 1. Also, RR1GHT — Spacious 3'A-coon. ivpiiH- RELIABLE WOMEN wllliea to t&Ke em coffee table, $8.50; television table a sublet efficiency can be had ment, unfurnished, newly decorated, Monmouth County Office care of children 1n her horn*. 151 and chair. $4.75; wardrobe I16.S0; oak own yard, private entrance, atorage Ms.pl> Av». SH 7-2509. Will board. office ileak. $22.50, etc. RUSCIL'S, 2S at $110 per month as well as one room. 291-0122. (Garden State Parkway Exit 117) East FrOi* St, sumptuous penthouse apartment, OCEAN GROVE — Yearly, modfr; MOVIE CAMERA — Revere 8 mm We advise prompt action. unfurnished three-four rooma, bath, $50 SITUATIONS WANTED, Male power zoom, model 119, new, conteal month includes hent. IfiS Main Ave. THE BERG AGENCY HIGH SCHOOL BOY — Reliable, ex prize, *I(>0. SH 1-2M9. THREE ROOMS — Unfurnishad, cen- Real Estate IN LONG BRANCH'S WEST END BY-THE-SEA No ttatn—no carat—tn thfs ultra motfsm gar- jserienced. deslren worh after school trally located. Hrnl, private. JSO. For COCA COLA MACHINE — Bottle typo COME AND SEE den apartment by-the sea! Beautifully ipadout ftnd week-endi. Call evenings. SH 7- electric 5 cents. 10 cents, 2S cent, 45- bushesi couple. SH 7-2676: "Personalized Service" 1869. bottlB capacity. Principals only. 291-0152 FULLY AIR CONDITIONED EFFICIENCY APARTMENTS Wid 3\i roomt Including: 27-foot living room, b«d- TWO MEN — Wtll do painting rooms. Weekly rates. Riverside Mottl. OSborne 1-lfoO CAMERA, 1KOFLEX — Twin l*ns re in N Qrldeo Ave.. Red Bank. room with adjoining dressing; room, dining ana • decoffttltig. Very reasonable. Phona HO iltx will! case. Zeias Tcssar, 3.5 Irns, ON-SITE PARKING Rt. #35 Middletown, N.J. 2-5230 after 6 p.m. ______MX Bynchroni^ed lens. Mint condition. PLEASANT. THIRD FLOOR — Three- and fabulousryfrqulpped G.E. kitchen. Looks $50 firm. Phone LI 2-3010 after 7 p.m. room apartment, unfurnished. One husl-Daily 9-9 Sat.-Sun. 10-7 COLONY HOUSE neaa woman. Good location. McLarc: like a ranch—lives like a dreamt See it today! FINANCIAL BRING YOUR ROLLERS St., $55. Private «tiUance. SH 1-0761. NEW WINDOW SHADES IN RED BANK IJ'NTI/'UNISHED — -Thru tfinm« BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES Put on while you wait. Any size ui LINCROFT — Large corner lot. SHadyside 1-5556 hatli. walking distance tn (own. |[10 to largest picture windows. Free mil i>r>r month Includes all utllltlss. EH 1 Three-bedroom split. Recreation THE KltrOT APARTMENT FOR LUXURY AND EASE HEW SHELL service union lor ln», Ifsa eyelet, free crochet shade pull. '1112 Leonardvllle ltd., Belford. Excellent Custom ma.d» shades, scallop ct fringe, Adjacent to the delightfully room, screened eating porch, % business opportunity. For Information any type. Prompt delivery. Frei THREE ROOMS AND BATH—Utili- baths, attached garage. Pricec • Etch ip«rtm»nt with prWit* outild* •ntranw call EXpon &-5631, B:30 to 5 p.m. charming Molly Pitcher Hotel. ties supplied. First floor, $93. Call BH measuring service. Convenient termi. for fast sale $18,900. DRY CLEANING BUSINESS — Foi 7-3730. • Individually controlltd OX air eonditlonlni PROWN'S FRANK H. TAYLOR & EON, INC. •ale. Route and truck. Call CO 4-844! THREF* rooms rurnlshcd. All utilities • Q.E. kltch.n hit 12 en. ft refriprttof, ring* and before «, after «, io 6-4B16. 32 Brnad SL 8H l-?500 Kefl Ban] REALTORS IncludH. Prlvatft bath. 139 South Bridge RED BANK — Three-bedroom SMALL BABY ORAND PIANO llanailng Agents Ave., Iteii Bank. split, l>/5 baths, finished rccrea Jfyxury ov»n, axluuit fin CALL tion room with bar and furnish- • Cithtdri! calling In IMng room ind bedroom MERCHANDISE oe ,131 THREE ROOMS AND BATH -Heat ings. Excellent condition through- QUICK HEET — Oil tired not air and lint water. $75 per rnonlh. Location COMMERCIAL RENTALS ; • Dbubl* clotits In bedroom FOR SALE rurrace, with Thermostat and rat trap 1 Box 6B, Hwy. 35. Keyport. Available out. Taxes under $400. $17,500. blower. Never need. $100 or best offer. March 1. CO MOB. Alk CONDITIONED • Parquet floors throughout co.il $2fi4. Also Perfection white enamel FURNISHED — Two rooms with balh HAMMOND kerosene kllchen range never used, private entrance. Cijpter of town. J65. FACTORY BUILDING WEART - NEMETH • Mosaic till bathroom with colored flxturat $50. Phone 201-0250. all mtmiei includea. EH 7-4574. ORGAN STUDIO • Separate dressing room with vanity and himptf OF ASBURY PARK SIX-PIECE — Bedroom set, |35. Call MOLLY PITCHER VILLAGE 19,000 Sq. Ft. AGENCY after 2 p.m. Branch & Madison Ave. Spacioun om • Built-in TV antenna and phone cutlets Royal Artist organ ^ % S fill 7-1(08 and two bedroom apartment*. From ASBURY PARK REALTOR JR-20 ap««.k«r (blond) 22! ANTIQUE — Grandfather clock by Wll- ""S up. Please Call 811 1-9115. Hammond Extravolcc .-_.... «n" • Completely equipped laundry room* with dryers 11am Itichardson. Talsley. Reclining ATTRACTIVELY decorated and fur With or without ,.Bewlrig Plant Wurlltxet Spinet Or(an 6K chair and arm chair. LI 2-2fH2 102 WEST FRONT STREET • Thru-door Interviewer Conn 8plnet Organ ni«hed. Two roams. Bed-living room, WRITE "A.L." Kranlch A Bach Grand Piano 795 DRYEItS — Commersl«l. Two Intemii- kitchen-. L'tllltifH. enr SPHCR. Conven. SHadyside 1-22-40 • Individual tenant ttorsge in each apartment Hammond H-3 (blond) BT5 tlonal 25 rounders. 5150 rach. Call 787- Hit JncRtton. BH 1-8394. BOX 511 JU.D BANK Pianola Player Puno (new) 995 >990 a.m. or after <5 p.m. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Three-room LUUGK ROOM for rent, Center „ 24-HOUR SERVICE • Venetian blinds, stormt and icretm SALES AND SERVICE unfurniahed apartmenta. Modernized, town. Could be used also for ofltce Qarden Double barrel Ifl RENTAL AND INSTRUCTION shotgun. Phone roomy. In pleasant hillside location. space. Approximately 2.400 *q. it Write Member Red Bank Area 787-9196 Srjfl. and 552, all utilities. 201-1451, LODGE" Box 511. Red Bank. Open Dilly Till 9 — Saturday Till »:30 Multiple Listing Service THE PERFECT LOCATION FOR FUN AND CONVINIENCE COOKMAN AVE. AND MAIN ST. WALNUT bedroom suite. US: three- ATUVNTIC HIGHLANDS—Large three. 3TOtUG FOR IlKNT — On White fit piece living room suite, 139; £lve-plece room unfurnished apartment. Excellent CaU your own broker ot CaU BH 7 CONSIDEH BOUTH MONMOUTH SEA- PR. 5-B300 mahogany dinette set, $35; sectlonsl location. Adults. Available March L SHORE AREA FOR ALL ADVAN- 291-2180. new. ^Apartments • Located across the street from Atlantic Ocean at TVPBWHITBRB, ADDINO macmneS. bookcase. J22 80; wnlnut ilropleaf tnfole. MONMOUTH ST. — Modern excellent TAGE8 AND ALL YEAR PLEASURE. All makes new or uaed. Guaranteed. $24.50; metal radiator cover, Jlfl.Sfi; THREE-ROOM — Furnished apartment. prestige Ocean Ave. addreis crlri complete. J19.50; playpen. 57.50; store, heat furnished. Available March ONLY 20 minutes from Bell tab and Low as fa. Serplco's. 101 Monmdutb Good location. All utilities. $75 month. 1. Amp!A parking. Call 8H M500. Aik • One block to cabana clubs and bathing beach rights et. Next to theater. SH 7-0(85. boudoir chair. J9.50; etc. RUSCIL'S, Evenings. SH 7-0758 or 842-2191. only ft hop, skip and a Jump to the 25 East Front Et. for Ulllan. world's finest (lahlng and beicbes. W« DISKS — up. files (19 up. chairs, THREE ROOMS — And bath Furnished, SUriB OF OBTXCES - HEART OF have hundreds of |ooq HstiD|s of • Momenta from excellent Long Branch shopping adding machines, typewriters manual BENDIX — Automntle washer: rhalie second floor, 50 Herbert St., Red Bank. TOWN. CALL. hornea-to sLtlsfy avery pursa and avsry tnd electric, office equipment, etc, lounge, aluinlnuin with rutliion. Excel- 8H 1-2641. S» t-U0D need. • Minutes from Exit 105 of the Garden State Partway barpsln prices. New or used. AAC Desk lent condition. SH 1-5065. Vh ROOMS -$135 MONTHLY Co. Rt 33, Oakliunt, KJE 1-3900, oppo- FOUR ROOMS — And bath. Heat and STOREr-^03tl3. oppoilte new «hpplriopplriL Hera arc two outstanding v»Iu«a In . -less than an hour to Newark (58 minutes via RIX-PIECE cherry finish dining room hot water aupplied. CaU center. Heat, light, air conditioninitioning beautiful SPUING LAKE offering al site N. J. Warehouse. set. reftsonable. Call 7RT-487S Improvsmenta and low, law taxes. - Pirn R.R.) Sll 7-5S8S furnished. Call JJU, , Clar)t» >nanai«r,' FURNISHED TWO TtOOMg—And bath Bell Finance Co.; Atlantic Hlghl&ndi. SPLIT LEVEL—Only ona jsar old. ALTENBURG PIANO HOUSE THREE-PIECE — Living room set. clean and comfortable. Ideal for busi- 281-2300. ' large living room, dlnlni room. living room table lamps. Nine-piece ness couple. Private entrance. All iitlil. three large bedrooms, 1^ baths. Rent A Piano $12 per Month dining room. >75. 7BT-3(H1 after 5. ties Included. J!5 rnonlh. Csll SH 1-SS30 Taxes |19S lor 1M1. Listed al KNAJ3K, MA80N-HAMLIN. SOHMER CONTENTS of house. Also kiln, moldi, or SH 1-8B79. HOUSES FOR RENT »!6,600. CABLE-NELSOH. EVElUSTt. 8TECB greenware, paints and hooks. 35 High- FURNISHED — Apartment for ona or CUTE CAPE COD~K!ne condition. Cookroan Ave. i Main St.. Aibury Pk. land Blvd., Keansburg. Raturdny, 11 totwo pemons, JS5 monthly. Inquire after |E»S to |1S5 P«i Ifootb Ill stories, V,i baths, tbrte lares noons, 15 River Rd., Weit. Apt. 1 TUB BEKO AQKNCV bedrooms. Three blocks to ocean. Open dilly till t Sal. till 0 30 Rumson, RL 36 UiddlitOWD Taxes only J196. Listed at 121,000. PR 59301 rtEJUR — Tnpo recordnr. attncliments. OS 1-1OUU WOOD — Fireplace, Ftove. rurnece. H50. LBICA M3, 35 mm camera, three LONG BRANCH WcGUlre'i Market, Rt. 34, Cotta Neck. iMines. flash, light meter, 5300. CO 4- JU UULJCCl'lUM OF LONGSTREET W8-4323. Bvenlnci 4333. 52B1. nitHed and uniurDtaUtd. immtil HOLLYWOOD BED •- Single, box At» occupancy. Batnuei Tolcher Agency Multiple Liitlnj Realtor* BEAUTIFUL CRIB — With spring and iprfng, mattress, frame and head Ocean port Ave., Oceanport Call or dl HorrU Avenui Spring Lake chlfferobe. Like new. colt 1150, price ooard. Like new, J23. PH 1-1901. TIVOLI GARDEN u •y.JXH or Ll 2-3501. J5O. Citil SH 1-0027. WINDOW SHAHER — Mon\i(act\iver on UlCNiaL) AND UNKU1V BRONZE classical figurines; teakwood premises. All sizes, all grades, cuslom APARTMENJS .VISHU RENTALS - in all prices console table; gold leaf mirror; three maile, side hemmed window shades, itui sizes. £lla WllUhfre Agency, USD HANDYMAN'S SPECIAL 16x20 gold leaf framei; pslr ol victor- plain or scalloped. Moderate prices. We ISTATB LIVING Ocean Ave.. Sea Bright. 843-OQ0* tan cherry wood pedestals; Chinese n\nn revpr«e vour old shades GLOBF. NOW RENTING: Open seven days. This two-bedroom home has gas vales, oil p&lntlnKS, assorted; souvenir AWNING & SIIAI1E CO. 117 W. Front .•UVJSRKRONT KUNTAL — Four bed- heat and an expansion attic. The apoons ana other silver pieces; Wind- St. Red Rank. S!I 7-3888. J-44'/ -5 ROOMS rooms, two baths, living room and sor rush bottom chair. RUSCIL'S, 2S 2 only thing it needs Is an ownej Esst Front St. ORGANIC FARMING and gardening • Free Swimming Pool modern kitchen, two-car garage, Supplies. Cotton Seed Meal, Blood. Fert- month. Itnmediat* occupancy. who can fix and paint. TRADK IN your old furniture with, no rell, Green Band, Phospate Rock, Mulch KOLfffON WATUHrtUKi, Jteftltor. 16 $135 to $225 Monthly Wt-at Front Bt., Red Bank, fill 7-35O0. down payment and get a new parlor Straw . S5c bale. Swartzel's Farm FULL PRICE or dining room set st sals prices. Wil- Suppllei. Keyport Holmdel Rd.. Hazlet, Including All Utilities BELFOKD — Three bedroomB, kitchen ll«.m Lett Furniture Inc.. Hwy 15, N.i. SEE JIODEfj APARTMENTS living room, garage, unfuyilshed. $135. Wtddletown. SH 1-3213, open evenings Ttie Curtin Agency, Inc. Real Estate till » p. m. MABSAOE EQUIPMENT - For rent or sale. Free delivery SOUTH JERSEY WESTWQOD AND BATH AVENUES 6t .iiiBiinii.ee, 'inontpson Ave. antf tiwy $5,900 BEAUTY — (1 per Hem. Permancnts SURGICAL. SH 7.IB14. U>Nin«, convcnleni BEACH AGENCY RUGB — 8x12. J2S, >lso Inrge sizes, npaEnnsblp. Red Del!"Iom». Qnlden UNFURNISHED — Three rooms, al location. (100 per month. SH 7-3OU4. nil new broadloorn. Private, Delicious, Wlnpstp, Bucklin Fruit utilities, centrally located. Call afler FArm, Plialiivx nd., (road open) Lin- 4:3(1. BH T-S4S4. 73 Oakland St., lied N^6iTHUSB — With garage Daily to 8 p.m.* M20549 Rank. per month. Wear Red Bank High croft, RH 1-0990. .chool. Cull SI! 'M'187. Sat., Sun., to 6 p.m. BIG PAINT DISCOUNTS PIANU3 — Save 5100 or mor« off lilt TWO ROOMS — And bath, furalst piles on brand nrw 83 note Spinet irivst* eim.anp.e anrt all utilities. 150 HALF DOUBLE HOUSE — Six roorfii. 1400 Hwy. 35 Middletown Any color. Any type. Special: White nlanoi. Ten year cuirtntBB. Corns tee trldge Ave., Red Bank. Adults. No peta Available now. Call 12.»S gal. Latex White W.49 gal. Wall- SU 1-4 30«. and lave. We tervlct what WB IPIL SEA BRIGHT —Two-four rooms, year- OS 1-2727 paper discount. Get 8&H stamps too. Tenz«r's Music Storp, 303 Main Bt.. LEONAHTK) — Three foomn with gas pwnort. Ff> 3-2100 ly rental. Licensed Heal £stati Broker "RAINBOW" TV & HARDWARE 8(2-0012 heat, electric. Partly furnished. Rent RUMBON — Threa bedroom ranch on [•fuionaolc. ;> Ha ml lion Ave. Sire, 1 W_ acres. Two baths, bcLUtltuUy l&nti (scroll Acme Lot) Broad, Red Bank. Action t Ttiat'g what The Ueglsler EVrONTOWN— Unfurnished apartment. Hamfltort Ave. PIANO - STBTNWAY GRAND Classified oda have been Helling for Living room, two bedrooms, modern leaped. Secluded. Near sclioolR ami RANCH HOME — Near school. Large shopping. Two-car garane. Wall-town ASKINO J51W [heir advertiaera for over three-quar- kitchen. Tile bath, prlvfite entrance. carpeting, ready to move In, S18.500. CALL SH 1-0676 ters of B century —Advertisement Residential area larja yard. LI 2-1900. living room, (our bedrooms, two baths, 5.173. Kciiancli, Realtor, 8 Linden PL, Write—A E. Box 811 Red Bank. Red Bank. SH 7-0397. WE WANT OFFERS on an excellent RUMSON — (Jne-haU double iiou«p. iniy, Five rooms, l'-j baths, oil htur. Rilg Four large bedrooms, two bathi Kjua line. Adults only. Call 842- finishcil cellar IIIUI'H nine ami White Hus Termini!. RaraKr. Lovely "i acre. Fruit treci Antiques Wanted Public Stenographer Phone for appointment. 291-OiSS, •l-nou MntHlilv pnymcnis $111. All for J16.WH) [flp.pjiofif! flervict. Old Dolls, guns, jewelry, cut Tt:EL OIL & HEATING—CRII SH 1- BAKF. SERVICES Immcri!at« possession leaving itate furniture, Civil VVnr book!. Appr OfllO. Oil Delivery. Inc.. Service & TYPINO - Publicity: Bookkeeping ATl'TiACTIVE gnven-rnom runch; sts .ill 7-5*H.i. mado. Oilman. BH 7-1141. Sales. 3 Herbert St., Red Iliink. Bervice. Mimeographing, Will pickup Kiom coiiiiK*1- L'ttte Htlvrr. Jlrs. Hance. COLONIAL — Wfll louatPd. Enclosvd and deliver. CA B-350Q. H4 Maple Avt-., Tied Bsnfc. ' pch, foyer, living room wltri fiif p!ai:r. lntge (linliiK rOftiu. Kiti'lipri with Home Improvements KARJt i"lOU3E~^~Un7urnishC(l In riirnl Appliance Repairs iircti, <^ult9 N'rck. Onf; acre hiving SflinfnR area, (our Inrpe tipdrotinijt, hath. Radio-Television Repair 1 Lwo-car £<-irnge, lull base me tit, fxtra WORKINd MAN'S contractor—Alter- room, lurge kitchen, ihree hPdrooms, APPLIAN'CE REPAIR and installa- hath. J12S o» yearly It-nsf. Jcmeph ii. Int with iHiusp, lota of treefl, asking tion. Residential and commercial wir- ations, additions, painting, maaonry, A. C. HADfO & TELEVISION CO.— $18 500 GKOKsiNGEK A HELLEIt. \_ Mr.Cue, Healtor, 30 Ridge Rrt,, RumBon. ing. Allen Electric. SU 7-0612. all thofio little jobs, LO 6-1714. 123Shrowiibiiry Ave. SH 1-4768. SERV- nfioilorfl M(»mlier Multiple LlsnnR. ICE WHILE YOU WAIT. h42IH44 Brojwi nnrf Mechanic BtB. SH l-210C> SHAEK Mi' HOME — Free Tor perflon NiRhta, hollfiays Sll 1-0250. The Insurance In flistleB, for companlnnahi^- Call 7S7- Auctioneer Roofing, Siding and Insulation DIRECTIONS: Garden State 1489. Owner-Msnagtr: ABILITY • SERVICE • Dependability Parkway to Exit 105 onto B. G. COATS — An Maentlal Auction when yqu Insuro your HOME, AUTO Instila!ion & Siding Corp. Certified AVAILABLE APRIL — After rcdecorn- RAY STILLMAN Lobar Corporation AppialH&l Servic* "anywhtr?." 2&B i. DuplfK. fi)x ronmn and nltlc. Rte. 36. Continue on Rtc E l0 or ether lines of insurance through Jonna-Manvllle contractor. PR 0-6107 Norwood Ave., Desl. Ption* K ' CK ARMSTRONG AGENCY. SH M500. or Adam Llnrmayer 2D..0302. Near ntntlon, nchool and ehiirchrn. Oil ESTABLISHED 43 YEARS 36 onto Broadway. Turn zHallmark Rftntal agent 1-3461. heat. Mrs. Smith, 328 Maple Avp., littl DISSATISFIED with pr*si>nt Insur- OL3ON CO,. INC.—Uoofing, Siding: & nwik. ^___ Evsrything in Real Eitate right on Norwood Ave. Turn on premises. nnrn? Want p. better deal? Call Dunn IriflUlftllon. Installed and Rtitirnnteed LOC'rST — Tart of InrRe entatc. Tour left on Brighton Ave. to Insurance Agency SH 1-8533. (nr 10 years. PR. 5-0705—201 -0540. MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTING j 1 Auto and Truck Rental litdruoins, three tialhs, .trepUtCfl l» tw- Ocean Ave. Turn right 2 .: I.R rfjom, wanhlnp machlnp, dryer nntl STATE IIWV 35 SHREWSBURl'l blocks to apartments. "• Tel,; CA 2 1266 AVIS—Kent a new enr or truck. Low Tel. Answering Service •r-frifjpratftr included S^IH) nionthlv. jL\anch rnim Mapln Ave. Red Bunh. SH 7- Odd Jobs John I>. Mlnugli, Rraltor. Pbonf B12- or MU 7-9700 0308. PR 4-52H. Dally 7 a.m. —ID pm LET 1/9 BE vfiur secretary. N<> nr.vA 'J'Od SH I-860O IIEPATRSTb"DD3~ANi> ENDS. in mhi rails. '-'( hour annwerlng PA1NTINO service SH M700. KHANS RtTlQ — Four rooms, sun Building Contractor CREATIVE IDEAS IVY HAVMOND iorch, Efln lifn!, 1-fitii, shower, utltlt.rfl BH 1-7R53 xtrn, $R0. 787-0071. kitchen »n'i bedroama tlire^. apartments Vacuum Cleaner Repair I^fi mi dry room, tile bath and priced BUILDER — N«w homes, room ad- moit rjaionahly. \ ditions. . bttsf menl nmt ultle rnnmi. ELECTROLUX The netting ti rl ff lit. tha ilreet kltchfnfl, parajc. repairs and altrr- Painiing and Decorating Rman Bervicp 8uppll«l WANTED TO RENT Ocean Ave, & Stern berger Ave., Long Branch, N. J. •tloni. Herbert Kturnnuch. fill 1-5201 508 Project Av«., Little EUvtr. For BMtPr'tali tieloia the itait ol a taSet RED BANK ALUMINUM PRODUCTS LOL'IS CAS8AN - Painter, dtcorator, rrompt home aervics or tret checkup APARTMENT OR HOUSE tn RM riot. flloru windowi. ildlng, iwnlngt, paperh«.n(er, 25 yean experience. 43 on your Eltetroluz , call PR 8-060: 1 or Bank. *t Inait fwt> ^r1!iro9IDl!. \VU! lUtl Chapln.Av*. BH HIW..»Wir.«..B.nu j5H..L-2QTP,, lPUP.PhftriB'2ST-780O. ext. 25, betwe(l) '- i SH Hft-sj, cr, eri. warn. v 0-9, Mondty-Frldiy. TOBB, SH'T-SBOOT Y- * -'-' --• 26—Friday, February 16, 1962 RED IUXK REGISTER HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE DISTINCTIVE COLONIAL WITH APPROXIMATELY HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE SHREWSBURY OFFICE OFFERINGS: JOSEPH G. McCUE, REALTOR LITTLE SILVER " • ' TWO HUNDRED FEET OF RIVER FRONT 30 RID6E ROAD, ' RUMSON, N. J Colonial, only te'ven years old. Six huge bedrooms. Living room Commanding view up and down the-liver. Chinning "older home THE LOW AGENCY has fireplace, separate dining room, modern eat-in kitchen. Porcb, wittr large ^pjiclous rooms. Living room with fireplace, dining' 842-0444 hot water heat, abundance of closets, nicely landscaped. Good room with fireplace, kitchen, batler'a pantry. Btth and powder room on first floor. Four bedrooms, two baths on second. Maid t REALTORS . THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE FOg OVER area, convenient to school and shopping. $32,500. quarters and bath on third. Asking $51,500. 636 RIVER ROAD SH 1-4477 FAIR HAVEh 38 YEARS EXPERIENCE' A NEW LOOKER IN YE OLDE RED BANK Imtaaculate' four-year-old ranch Ideal for newlyweds or retired LINCROFT-FOUR BEDROOMS, TWO BATHS Member Multiple Listing Service RUMSON — OLDER TWO-STORY HOME — REMODELED and couples. Appointments include spacious living room, combination Can be purchased'' with low down payment to qualified buyer. MODERNIZED. Four bedrooms, l'/j baths, living and dining dining-kitchen, recreation room, two twin-sized bedrooms, ceramic Living room, dining room, kitchen, Large den, two*ar attached RUMSON WITH RIVER RIGHTS rooms, modern kitchen, new heating system, wiring, plumbing, bath, E-X-T-R-AI Wall to wall and air conditioning. Match thii garage, blacktop driveway, tip-top shape. $21,000. Excellent location, near bus and schools and beach. Four bed etc. Low taxes. Excellent condition. Asking $20,000. for $16,000. rooms, two baths, cozFden with fireplace, living room and din MAKE AN OFFER ON THIS FOUR-BEDROOM Ing room. Large and ample closets. Screened porch and garagp LITTLE SILVER — FOR THE BOATMAN — MOOR 200 FEET FROM HOUSE — Three bedrooms, two tiled baths. Spacious liv- ST. LEO'S PARISH TWO-BATH LITTLE SILVER HOME A sacrifice at $19,000. ing room, log burning fireplace, dining room, mahogany paneled Lovely home just three years young. 23-ft. living room, spacious Army officer has been transferred. Must sell. Living room with l RUMSON COLONIAL den, dream kitchen, oversized two-car garage. Owner retiring- dining, modern kitchen with wall oven, 24-ft. family room, l /2 fireplace; dining room, modern kitchen. Two bedrooms and bath Florida bound. Many extras. Wall-to-wall carpeting. $32,500. baths. Plot 100x150. Screens and storms. Don't miss this a on first floor, two bedrooms and bath on second. Full basement Located in one of Rumson's finest home colonies. Convenient tc $20,500. with recreation room, tile floor. Wall to wall carpeting. Large schools and public transportation. Stone and frame construction RUMSON •*- LOTS OF HOUSE — ACRE PLOT — ALL SCHOOLS plot is completely fenced. Asking $22,900. Four bedrooms, a study plus a den. Large filtered swimminc pool AREA. Five bedrooms, three tiled baths, paneled den, living SWEEPING WATER VIEW and bath house. Two car garage. A real rarity in Rumson room, dining room, modern wall oven kitchen, two-car attached A NICE RANCH AT A NICE PRICE Asking $33,500. garage, basement. $43,400. Moor your boat at the back door! Brick front eight-year-ol ranch, three bedrooms, two baths (very glamorous master bath), Not a single thing has to be done to this home but dust and RUMSON RANCH RUMSON - TWO-STORY C0LONIAL COUNTRY SETTING - spacious living room with fireplace, separate dining room, mod- move in. Foyer, large living room, dining area. Kitchen with Enjoy real luxury living in this spic and span home In th Heart of estate area. Over V/ , acres, many fruit trees. Five ern kitchen, two-car garage. Dock, deep water. Bulkheaded. breakfast nook. Three bedrooms, two baths, patio, full basement, 2 $44,500. . estate section of Rumsbn. Four bedrooms and 2!/2 baths. Lovel; bedrooms, 2'/2 baths. Center hall, living and dining rooms, sun landscaped, fenced rear yard. $22,500. family room with a second fireplace and built-in barbecue, I1/ room, den, delightful kitchen, breakfast and laundry room; base- acres with many trees. Worth more than the $47,500 asking price, ment, two-car attached garage. $46,500. HAZLET OFFICE OFFERING: THE DOWSTRA AGENCY PEERLESS QUALITY FAIR HAVEN - BEST RIVER OAKS AREA - UNUSUAL BRICK NEWLY DECORATED One of the finest homes we have ever had the privilege to offer, AND FRAME COLONIAL. Four bedrooms, 2>/2 baths. ^Center Four-bedroom Cape Cod with full basement, living room, moden REALTOR Builder owned. Family grown and away is the reason for tht hall, living room, dining room, den, kitchen, full basement, at- kitchen with birch cabinets. Monthly payments of approximately 91 East Front Street Red Bank, N. J. tached two-car garage, porch. Beautifully planted fenced-in yard. sale. This house has everything imaginable, such as the besi $90 including taxes and insurance. Only $1,350 needed for down SH 1-8700 baseboard hot water heat for the winter PLUS central air conAccess to Shrewsbury river. $35,500. payment and no legal fees for closing. 30-year, 5Y3% mortgage ditionlng for the summer, every window • is thermopane doubls Price $13,500. Member of Red Bank Area Multiple Listing glass, electrically operated garage doors, underground sprinklini MIDDLETOWN - LOVELY BRICK AND .FRAME RANCH - system for the lawns. Four large bedrooms and 2'/j baths, al! RUSTIC AREA — Comfortable family living. Large living room tiled and very large. 27 foot kitchen and breakfast room wltk with fireplace; dining room, three bedrooms, tiled bath, kitchen, WALKER & WALKER built-in refrigerator and freezer, plus the other usual appliances, utility room, attached garage. Large screened flagstone porch. MATTHEW J. GILL Study, richly paneled in walnut, set apart from the rest of the Excellent area for children. Trees, flowering shrubs, roses, etc. REALTORS house. Huge family fun room approx. 40x30 with a professiona Many extras. $23,850. 661 Broad Street • Route 3 "The Broker Who Knows MiddleWn" b«r, large brick''wall with a completes barbecue and a secon Shrewsbury, N. J. Hazlet, N. J. HIGHWAY 35 MIDDLETOWN kitchen snack bar. Could not be duplicated for the price. Askin, MEMBER RED BANK AREA MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE SHadyside 1-5212 COlfax 4-521 OS 1-3200 OS 1-2917 $63,900. Member Multiple Listing Service OSborne 1-2126 PROFESSIONAL LOCATION MAXIMUM LIVING - MODERATE PRICE 24-HOUR SERVICE Fresh and attractive custom built home. 20' living room with Two story older home on River Road, Red Bank. Center hal REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES SEND FOR CATALOGUE AND MAP fireplace, separate dining room, modern kitchen, two bedrooms, large living room, dining room, den. Five bedrooms, 2>/$ baths. 127 Oakland Street Red Bank, N. J, tile bath down. One bedroom up. Heat and plumbing up for Two-car garage. Reduced to $19,950. SH 7-3445 fourth bedroom and second bath. Full, dry basement, garage. Screens and storms, TV antenna, electric range, refrigerator in- NOT A MEMBER OF MULTIPLE LISTING cluded. Fully landscaped. FHA appraised at $16,500. HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE 7 DAY SERVICE HALL BROS. Full Price $16,500 REALTORS RUMSON—Spacious two-bedroom MIDDLETOWN (Split Level Bargains) $15,000 NOT A THING TO DO STANLEY K. DOWNS frama ranch. Two baths, fire- attached Two split level houses in excellent locations. One three bedrooms, Member Multlpls Listing Service Move right in to this spotless split level. Tastefully decorated. REALTOR place, Florida room, Fine Middletown neighborhood. Entrance hall, spacious living oversized one-door, two-car ga one four bedrooms. Roll up your sleeves and go to work on 813 RIVER ROAD FAIRHAVEK "Homes of Charm and Value" either of these beauties and you will get a good home at a rea- SHadyside 1-7686 room, ample dining area, efficient kitchen. Recreation room, rage, hot air, air conditioned of lavatory. Three generous bedrooms, tile bath, laundry, base- heat, many extras, well plantec sonable price. 30-year mortgages available with low down, pay- SHadyside 1-1017 ment, garage. Screened porch and patio. 4YJ% GI mortgage may ample sized plot. $42,500. ments. FIRST TIME OFFERED - Truly spacious Colonial in best Fai Member Multiple Listing Service Haven location. Center hall, living room with fireplace, dinint, be assumed. Sycamore Avenue Shrewsbury SEA BRIGHT—Adjacent to De- LINCROFT (Saint Leo's Parish) room, eat-in kitchen with dishwasher, paneled den, four doublf Asking $18,600 luxe Marina, Cape Cod, three Six-year-old ranch. Three bedrooms, one bath, full basement. bedrooms, plus three baths. Screened porch, attached two-cai RUMSON COLONIAL HOME - bedrooms, three baths (two tiled) Large corner lot. Easy financing. Another excellent buy at :arage, full basement, beautiful grounds. Asking $35,500. SPACIOUS AND GOOD LOOKING Very picturesque and individual, den, fireplace, jalousied win. $17,000. Well designed three or four-bedroom Middletown home. Entrance Every feature that could be de-dowed porch, utility room, hoi SPACIOUS AND GRACIOUS - This lovely five-bedroom Colonia hall, large airy living room with lovely planters, dining area, sired for modern gracious living. water oil heat, attached two-cai RED BANK (Interracial) could not be duplicated for $30,000. 2'/j baths, living room 29' roomy modern kitchen, recreation room, den or fourth bedroom, There are four bedrooms. Fire- garage, large elevated plot. $32, Three-bedroom home in excellent condition with modern kitchen long with fireplace, large formal dining room, kitchen with V/2 baths, laundry, basement. Garage, patio, fenced yard. Im- place in the living room. Cozy 000. and bath. Owner will sacrifice at $13,900. breakfast area, den and sunroom, full, dry basement, hot water mediate occupancy, owner moving to Florida, 10% FHA ar- paneled den. Electric kitchen, oil heat, two-car garage. Taxes below $500. Offered at $19,950 ranged. RUMSON - Waterfront frami dishwasher. Game room. Two- Asking $19,500 car garage. Beautiful landscap- ranch, three bedrooms, tw( REMODELED RUMSON COLONIAL - Near schools. Modern ing. Filtered swimming pool 20x baths, hot air oil heat, attached WM. S. GARRISON AGENCY kitchen, 28' living room with fireplace, 14'xl4' dining room, om 40—dressing room. Patio 15'x25'. one-car garage, ample grounds, bedroom and lavatory on first floor. Three bedrooms and bath Rare combination of privacy and $29,500. Maude P. Sparkes, Residential Sales Mgr. upstairs. Two-car garage, screens and storm sash. Dishwasher. J. Lester Rigby Associates, Inc. convenience. Hurry! don't miss Taxes under $300 a year. Just reduced to $19,900. SH 1-0804-77 BROAD STREET, RED BANK this bargain, $33,500. DENNIS K. BYRNE HOLLY FOREST — In your backyard. Tall trees and deep loi REALTORS MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE HISTORIC SHREWSBURY-Cen- REALTOR - 1NSUROR next to park. Fair Haven Split Level near school and store. Center hall, formal dining room, three generous bedrooms, \y 658 TINTON AVENUE tury old brick lined colonial RUMSON — TWO MAGNIFICENT ACRES — House with charm 2 homestead. Thru center hall. Two 8 West River Road Rumsoi baths, game room and patio, full cellar, only three years old and living rooms. Wida pine floors and distinction. Spacious four-bedroom colonial, 2J£ baths, 13x16 spotless. Excellent value at $24,500. NEW SHREWSBURY, N. J. Phone 842-1150 library with fireplace; center hall, 16x24" living room, 14x16' din Three fireplaces. Bay window in FOUR-BEDROOM SPLIT LEVEL — Three baths, living room, the dining room. Large country MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTING ing room, two-car garage. $55,000. RUMSON COLONIAL — Four bedrooms, compact yet roomy with many extras. Center hall, den, fireplace, TV room, French dining room, efficiency kitchen with dishwasher and built-in oven, kitchen. Six bedrooms, 2>/2 baths. RUMSON - ALL ELECTRIC RANCH HOUSE — Three spacious New oil furnace. New automatic THE BROOK AGENCY doors to terrace and 20x40' filtered swimming pool. Powder room, 15x15 playroom, cellar, porch, attached garage. Excellent loca- hot water heater. Three-car ga bedrooms, l'/j baths, plus one unfinished bath. Stunning kitchen shop, outdoor dressing room, two-car garage. 'A acre shaded :ion. Large plot. - Asking $23,900. REALTORS with built-in refrigerator-freezer, wall oven, six-burner range. rage. Also on the property a six-Hank nuildlng Atlantic Highland plot in choice neighborhood. Walk to schools and bus. $33,500. CHAPEL HILL — Exceptional large ranch, contemporary design, room income cottage. Unusual 231-1717 $27,000. FOUR-BEDROOM RAMBLER — Mint condition. Two tiled baths, three bedrooms, ty2 baths, large living room, full dining room, value! Only $34,900. NEW MONMOLJTH—Beautiful »pl RUMSON — BRICK AND FRAME COLONIAL — Large center kitchen replete with cabinets, built-ins, dishwasher. Attached two- level ..n. rolling hlllilde. Cathedr center hall. One half acre plot. Spacious living-dining area, eat- celling, three tiert rooms off balcon; hall, spacious living room, dining room, den, lavatory, kitchen in kitchen, 30' basement game room, shop. Attached garage- car garage. Reaaonably priced at $27,500. "OVER 300 CHOICE HOMES wrought, iron railing;. Living rooi needs modernizing. Six bedrooms, three baths, two-car garage. fiiinlly roo: n elf nc e kitchen, frot Assume GI mortgage. Texas bound owner anxious for sale. MATAWAN — Superbly built three-story Victorian home. Main FOR YOUR SELECTION" ncrrenprl jm i, back porch nnd $37,500. Reduced to $20,600. Attached garnpe, has street. Five master bedrooms, 35-ft. living room, dining room, SHadyside 1-1017 nfent, recreation room, city watei den, kitchen, pantry, maid's quarters. Three fireplaces, full cel- Many other exirsi. $117 per mont: pays all. Owner leaving area. Price. HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE lar, good storage rooms. Suitable for large family or professional. STANLEY K. DOWNS for quick Bale. ¥18,600. $17,500. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS CROWELL AGENCY INCOME PROPERTY—Uv» rent fr* SNYDER REALTORS The ROLAND PIERSON Agency PAUL P. BOVA Beautiful older homo converted Int offers the, following listings for apaclous five-room apartment your consideration! J. Lester Rigby Associates, Inc. Realtor - Insuror Uirge parch overlooking harbor, Ful Established 1873 REALTOR bnst'ment, separata heating units. $14, Highway 35 Middletown 900. Member Multiple Listing ON THE LEVEL RED BANK — BIG FAMILY COLONIAL — $21,000, Taxes $489. 658 TINTON AVENUE OH 1-2541 Evenings 03 1HI3 Five large bedrooms, 2'/2 baths, full basement, two-car garage. FAIR HAVEN — Double home, ft! COUNTRY CLUB ESTATES - This is your home the minute you NEW SHREWSBURY, N. J. I/>VED TOR ITS MEANING room*, bath each nitfe. Oil heat, A step into its cozy interior. Hall Best bargain we have. DO CALL. VALUED FOR ITS WORTH mine. GI mart gage. $1S4 monthly coven Three-bedroom ranch, attached TREASURED FOR YEAR8 TO COME nil. One apartment vacant. Located garage, dead-end street, excellent way, living room 12x13, plus Members of the Red Bank Multiple Listing Service River lid. VZO.DOO. Call fill 1*8298. kitchen, nice dining area, two LITTLE SILVER COLONIAL - Three bedrooms, 2% baths. In Old«r neighborhood—Older hoimo. Plot neighborhood. $16,900. best area. Patio, heated porch, basement, recreation room, work- 150x200. Tropfll Itaur bedrooms, cen- MIDDLETOWN - Excellent locatloi bedrooms, stairway to second SHadyiide 1-7741 ter hall, formal dining room, living large four-bedroom colonial, tile butt shop. Large mortgage. BEAUTIFUL HOME. Asking $31,000. roam, pantry, 1H bathi. basement, hot In rue Hvlne room, dining room, Kttcliei SHORECREST — Four-bedroom floor expansion attic, oil heat for ilen, puwaer room, two-car garagi economy. You'll want to be its water heal, two jfaragea, Trice 9Z1.M0. split level, two full baths, recre- MULTIPLE LISTINGS $10,000 TO $100,000 mr^t* plot with trees, full basement ation room, full basement. $17,- proud owner, so, see it today, to- LINCROFT — St. i^o Parish. New AakJng 121.600. OFtOBBlNOER * HKh RAY VAN HORN REALTORS Tramo ranch jual ri'iluurri hy builder, Ell, Realtori, Member Multiple Li 900. morrow may be too late. Priced flix roomi, threo bedroomn, two baths, rig. Itroad and Mechanic Sin. 8!I 1-2100. at $15,500. 41 E. ftONT ST., RED BANK SH 1-4030 OVER A QUARTER CENTURY flreplncfi. Two-car garage. Acre corner NiRlita, holidays SH 1-0250. LINCROFT — Two-bedroom cus- lot. J25.500. THREE-HOOM — Cooperative apar FRAME SPOT — Seven rnonin. four mnnt. Vail Hcmca. Yard, extrai. |5* tom-built ranch. Formal dining DON'T BE CROWDED Member Multiple Listing Service bedroomi!, two bat hi. Two-car Karaite, month Includes utilities. L! 2-4187. room, plaster walls, attached ga How scon can we move in? HOUSES FO1 HOUSES FOR SALE 121.500. MARTIN AGENCY, Renl KB- SPACIOUS FOUR-BEDROOM split In OFFERS WANTED AT $13,900. Almost new four-bedroom Cap* tate. Newman Bpringi Rd., Lincroft, •I. Two naUn, modern kitchen, wa rage. Full, dry basement. % acre Tnat 's what you'll be asking after BH 7-2229. Cod. 1>4 baths, paneled game room, hobby shop. Only 10% cash. wen, dishwasher, paneled recreatloi lot. $18,900. seeing this three-bedroom luxury RELAX ON YOUR OWN BEACH VETS NO $ DOWN START YOUR BUSINESS — Al home; room, nlr condltlonrci. 4'j per cent Ol split level with 21/, baths, com- 10 acrei; busy Stntp Highway; four norttsafte, $118 monthly. J18.S00, Ownei ^INCROFT-Overslzed three-bed- Dock your boat at your front NON VET $300 DOWN WOODED AND ALMOST AN ACRE — Custom-built rancher. Beau- bedrooms, two batha, plus Income cot. "JO 4-IW7.1. pany-size living room with fire- t&go and outbuildings, |27.000. HAROl.Ii — room, two-bath split level. 36' door. Delightful two-bedroom cot- Immediate occupancy. Fair Ha' tiful yard. Seven large rooms, ground level game room, hobby JINCHOPP — Six year old. nevcn-rooi place (family room could be tage. Fireplace in living room. LINDKMANN, Broker. Kntontown LI ipllt level. PnneletJ recreation room. living room and dining area. fourth bedroom). Spotless kitch- ven, five-room home. Perfect shop, V/3 baths, fireplace, aluminum storms, garage. $26,900. 21103. Evenlnn M 2-O4NI. JlT.flM. Call SH 1-187D aft«»r 4 p.m. Screened porch. Lot 300' deep. Space for fourth bedroom, two- en, wall-to-wall carpeting, base- street for children. Full base- :ar garage. $21,750. Riparian rights. ment. Very low taxes. $69 perRUMSON AND A SPARKLING POOL size 40x20, lighted and fil- HOUSES FOR SALE ment, attached garage. Conveni- tered, French fencing. Charter oak, frame and stone colonial. HOUSES FOR SALE ent to schools, churches, shop- $28,000 month pays all. $8,900. Dial OS 1-2590 ping, etc. Asking $25,000 but of- Four bedrooms nine rooms, plot 164x158, Taxes $619. Asking ENJOY A SCENIC VIEW $33,500. . i CORNERS MIDDLETOWN fers requested, VETS NO $ DOWN ROOM TO TWIST — Six bedrooms. Three baths. Two living room and dining rom NON VET $400 DOWN ALMOST NEW SPLIT — Seven rooms, large game room, Formica fireplaces, 1J£ acres. Full, dry basement. Attached ga- SECLUSION AND SECURITY room of this unusual redwood Brick front colonial style ranch kitchen. Wall-to-wall carpeting, garage; many, many extras. Plot rage. Low taxes. Ridiculously low at $18,900. A. FRED MAFFEO Are both to be found in the newcontemporary house. Wide sun home. Living room with fire- 160 feet wide. Good landscaping. $19,900. Taxes $423. Bargainl one-floor ranch, located just far deck. Two bedrooms, two baths.place. Family kitchen, two bed- REALTORS Large unfinished room. rooms and bath, basement. At- 300 FEET OF RIVERFRONT! Very extraordinary. Sandy beach, enough but not too far from $37,500 35 BROAD ST., SHREWSBURY town. Living room with fire- tached garage. Tree-shaded lot. bulkhead, deep water, fine 12-room residence, 3% tiled baths, guest $89 per month pays all. $12,500. house, triple garage, Offers wanted in the Fifties. SHadyside 1-9333 place, separate dining room, SIX-BEDROOM ^ FURNISHED HOUSE Member Multiple Listing Service v •VETS NO $ DOWN 804 River Road Fair Haven, N. J. RUMSON COLONIAL bath, basement. Frame and brick Good condition. Oil heat. One NON VET $400 DOWN SHadyside 7-4100 l acre in convenient location. Room for the growing family in Realtor and Insurer Four bedrooms, 2 /2 baths, living construction. Dead-end street room with fireplace, formal din- makes this asking price of $18,000 $19,000 I ! 1 this young Cape. Established ing room, den, screen porch. *"~ a home for graceful living. residential street. Large kitch HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE 1480 Ocean Avo. 842-0004 Sea Bright COMFORT & EASE 500. en, tile bath, full basement. $12,- Open 7 Dayi — Member Multiple Listing in a country setting. A few 900. RED B(ANK APPLEBROOK ROLAND PIERSON minutes from all transportation. HOUSES FOR SALE AGENCY 27' living room, beautiful family VETS NO $ DOWN INTERRACIAL AGENCY, INC. $12,700 . REALTOR kitchen. Two bedrooms and bath NON VET $600 DOWN 950 Hwy. 35 Middletown plus "guest wing1' (could be in- Oceanport. Three-bedroom ranch- 'wo-family house conveniently 300 Half Mile Rd., Corner ocated. Two three-room apart- OS 1-2300 Newman Springs Road ments. Live in- one, rent the IT'S EASY AS area. Science kitchen. Recreation EXCELLENT BUYS AT (Near Garden State Parkway) tional acres available. room. Screened porch. Corner lot Jther. $38,500 ' APPLEBROOK Red Bank P.O. SH 1-7575 $15,500. RED BANK EXCLUSIVE WITH US! - A R C MEMBER ELLEN S. $14,000 . OF RED BANK McGOWAN-RYAN "wo-story older type home lo- A TWO-BEDROOM Applebroolt oted close to Garden State MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE ' 1AZELTON AGENCY ranch, living room with fireplace, 'arkway. Three bedrooms, full dining area, kitchen, large ex- WHEN YOU USE REALTOR ALL rmURXS ARE AS ACCURATE cellar, large garage. $51)0 down. AH POSSIBLE. BUT NECESSARILY cellently landscaped lot. Ideal for SHOREWAY 13 West River Road ' Rumson APPROXIMATE. FHA financing available. young or retired couple. $19,500. REALTY CO. 842-3200 RED BANK SH 7-3000 MIDDLETOWN OAK HILL COLONIAL — With Member of Red Bank 24-Hour Service $16,000 four bedrooms, three baths, liv- j MIDDLETOWN - Three -J>ed Multiple Listing Service Immaculate three-bedroom ranch ing room with fireplace, dining M L S 'room Cape. Quiet street, near RED BANK—Brleht living room ivlth ith full basement, attached ga- room, fully equipped kitchen with huw wlntlow. Knsy to work-In kitchen everything. Dining room, brick wltli farce dining nri»n. Three Iteri- rage. Low down payment, lovely eating area. Paneled rec- fireplace, basement, attached ga- roomB. Immense recreation room. reation room or den, large two- For Buying a New Home! OWN THRU KRONE Lnunrlry room. Attache)! Rantpe. monthly payments less than rent. rage. Low taxes. $14,200. • Fenced plot with pntlo. Good value at car garage. Many extras. Own- INTERRACIAL f2t),5«J. RIVER PLAZA er transferred. Just on the mar- The three letters of the alphabet which describe the newost, fastest and most Assume ViTi long term GI mortgage. WE HAVE VACANT four-bed- Vlirpo-bfNirnoin ranch In quiet ri'ss- LITTLE SILVER — Well cimstrunti'ilj $16,600 ket. $35,000. convenient way to buy or sell real estate aro MLS. If you «ro about to buy or room Cape Cod. Large kitchen, •ientlnl aron. Lftrgp. sunny living mum. ranch with lots of "elbow-room." Acrt illnhiR mom. kit flip n. fully ncrer >!ot In top area. Stone fireplace. Din Need a house with four bed-tOAK HILL COLONIAL Large modern bath, extra playroom and ixircli, full tm.ifmerit, Inrfie lanI.EfSWN~'viLLAUE _ 10 Klnm THICK' Ten 2\\li livlnR mum ullli j;r h;iy wln.tiui Multiple Listing Service llw>\ Kur ilif limilly who In not lie- hftllis. .iiul" fireplace. Iiinlng room, kltcher VEhT~~ATTRACTlVE~(5APE~r6i>—A • 1 livliif; with liilllt-ln counter ranfie rtml wtil vdnnmr-M inlntli-d. lint nppreclatea lilt 1 BRLFORD — Immedlaic occupnucy, clitlon. Four bedrooms. I-llll! Rracloua mine of :ui I. "WH1 •I.imtKe:\yiett. rriroamfl living, ruim, -illiifnf&. rpfliu. rnnm. Full basement.. Attached Kflragc. Four-bedrooms, u_ oallm, ffa.-ftue, «rtin," • Mil. Hurry! Wank; K. Hravn». ile Wftxl-S corner lot on two dead «nrl Itclifn. cpramlc tiled bath, full blie- OoDrOrt t valuevlue!! Only flSOOflS.OOOO . SStanlet y K. hall-ncrc. Immediate poxaeialon Con- ' , Shrcwuhury. su 1.1017, JJemb •tr«eta. Six years old. J23,9oo, Firm. mfnt. br^ezcwuy, attached Kflrane. Downs, RMltor. Ehrewabury SH 1-1017 ilullli!e Listing Service. Call OS 1.0331. 17,500. Mortjaga arrange^. 717-0709. Member Multiple Listing service. n '°B "L b P' tl8°"° HObaES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE DAILY CROSSWORD Leaves For RED BAXK REGISTER Friday, February 16, 1962—27 RUSSELL M. BpRUS REALTORS ACROSS 3. Grand . Wing) Station Field Trip 600 River Road, Fair .Haven, N. J. 4. Endeavor %word G. Unpolished ;••' SHadyjide 7-4532 U."C«rm«n," "yes" In Berlin 6. Salt Member Multiple Lilting Service ' for one FORT MONMOUTH — Firat * 12. Brazil marshes 7. Seed coat Sgt. Gerald E. Roberts, 32, WATERFRONT ACRE - Moor your yacht in front of your house macaw 13. Sinewy 8. Infant Peoria, 111., leaves Fort Mon- Long lovely ranch home featuring eight oversized rooms plus cen- 14. Excuses 6. Ireland' mouth (his week-end for a five- ter hall. Two ttone fireplaces. Mahogany paneled den. Fabulous (cplloq.) day field trip to Berlin, Ger- huge kitchen, four twin-si?ed bedrooms, three baths. Superbly 10. Level M' to the many. nickname i ground 37.Pal» The Army non-com, son of Mr. MONEY - MONEY • MONEY! Amazing how little you need for 16. Mr. Ike's Cvar.) 39. Four*-lnch home town 14. Mishnah measure and Mrs. Clarence L, Roberts, the kind of house it is! Charming three-bedroom ranch in con- Sr., of 1713 North Madison Ave venient location, attractively landscaped, with attached garage, 17. Each one section 10. One-hors« Many extras. Offered at $16,900. (obs. contr.) 16. Excla- carriage Peoria, is one of 50 top NCOs se- 19. Pineapple rnation 42. Tell lected from Reserve Components. RUMSON CLUB — AH your own. Young eight-room colonial be' (So. Am.) 18. Shout legend He is first sergeant of the 3Qlsl side a 40-foot swimming pool. Rear living room takes full ad 21. Site of ID. Cry of site Base Maintenance Signal Com- vantage of view of lovely terrace and grounds, House "include Papeete contempt 44. Part of pany, an Army reserve unit from 26. Doctorate 20. Anger fireplace, four bedrooms, den', powder room. Two-car garage "to be" Peoria which was called to ac- Incomparable, one of a kind at $33,500. exams 1 |O tive military service last'Octo. 28. French ,.. 2 3 4 S b 7 8 p t *—•——^—•—w^ti* ' ' - - —•*-• • , - • ber for duty at Fort Monmoutfi NEW LISTING — Pretty brick and frame four-bedroom colonial drawing " SHOWROOM ENLARGED — Shehadi Rug Co., Rf. 35, Se« Girt, has enlarged ifi Beautiful setting in our most exclusive established neighborhood room 11 12 The objective of the Berlin fielc Near river, best-school. Includes fireplace, small hide-away den 29. -and Y/, trip is to provide backgroun showroom, the latest move in an expansion program. The carpeting firm features full dining room, 2/2 baths, dry basement and two-car garage. II good-lya . 13 14- for the Army non-coms regard oriental and imported rugi, along with domestic rugs. yoirfe neighborhood conscious, you should see this house, $35,500 31. Misfortunes ing the mission and readiness 32, To make IS Y/, smaller YA United States forces in Europe. 31.16th C. 7 IB Upon' his return, Sgt. Roberts Today's Business Mirror: HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE % New Books Spanish YA ^A % % will conduct briefings for Re- fleets 19 ?o 21 •xx 23 1«r is serves about American forces i REDDEN AGENCY LITTLE SILVER — Immaculat 38. Ohs and Europe. three-bedroom ranch with living %21 At Li 28 Sgt. Roberts has almost I rary REALTORS-INSURORS room, fireplace, dining room, 41. Dried grape Government's Role in Mergers kitchen, breezeway and tiled 3O years in the Army Reserves an 42. Mormon 31 By SAM DAWSON 1929 put an end tq that merger j . LARGE, COMFORTABLE four- bath, Garage. Hot water, oil heat state last served on active duty o In School Y/< AP Business News Analyst ipree. And the Securities and bedroom home in Fair Haven. Dry basement. $19,000. 43. Wall recess 32 the West Coast from July, 1948, HAZLET - Vincent G. Finelll, Refrigerator, range, full base- to July, 1949. Exchange Commission, set up in 44. Chicago V/* f.™ *«« « attached garage. $18,900. 1. Curves % he often is in dl room with fireplace 13x29, den 45 4b bins Lodce in Peoria. mo.livt e was to make money-|^ ° and ElectncHy." Alfred 2. South Seas spirit. What's OrBan; eba for Yo 12x13, kitchen 12x13 with break- RUMSON - Waterfront. Moo f/ thnougl. growth, through tax ad- ^, .??f " ™« port //f His wife Juanita resides i more, right Champions," Gene Barr nnd Rob- fast nook, five bedrooms, sun- boat at own dock. Living room, Peoria. vantages, through diversification porch. Full basement,' two-car ga- fireplace, dining room, cheerful now it's likel; of products, through expansion ert Antonacci; "Experiments with rage. This is a bargain. Price re- kitchen with three exposures, twe be no: of markets, through cost cutting Atomics," Nelson Beeler and bedrooms, tiled bath on main -LEGAL NQTICE- -LEGAL NOTICE duced from $25,900 to $19,950 for govern or through joining up with a com-Franklyn Branley; "Joseph Lis- quick sale. Red Bank. floor. Bedroom, bath and family 2WOT1CE NOTICE ment man bu petitor instead of fighting him. ter," Elizabeth Jenkins; "fnsidu room with fireplace on lower lev- Pleaao take notlcft that the For MON'MOUTH COUNTY Blue, Gold Our Earth," Boris Arnoy and Monmcuth Officers' Open MPSS, Glbb SUKBOGATE'S COLBT several. In 1950 Congress took note of BRICK and FRAME RANCH — el. Garage. $29,500. Helen Mather-Smith Mindlin; Suburban splendor. Ideally lo- Hall, Building No. 2GO0, Fort Mon' NOUCB to Creditors to Preienl Tlie grea this last named motive and de- mouth, New Jersey, invites offera fo Claims Axalnst Estite "One of tha Crowd," Rosamond cated in Middletown near rail- RUMSON—Compact two-story co- re-dec orating the Ballroom. Re-decorat ESTATE OF MAJIY fl. LOVELY, Supper Held majority o clared any corporate marriage road station and Bell Laborato- lonial with 20x40 concrete swim- I to Include drapes, carpeting, light- DECEASED. the corporat du Jardin; "Secret of Ocean etc. Interested perai mayrson Pumuant to th» order of EDWARD PORT MONMOUTH — The an llegal !f it seriously cut com- ries, Parkway. Three bedrooms, ming pool. Living room, dining C. BttoEGE, Burrogate ot the County House," Ruby Redford; "The tact Major _S_. W... AmeAmeet n __for_ fiJifflhe: Mendings, run petition or created a monopoly two baths, full basement, base- area, fireplace, kitchen, den, Information and invitation No. 2; closei ot Monmouth, this diy made, on the supper of Cub Pack 141, spon Story of People," May Edel: application of the undersigned. William DAWSON ning at th"in any line of commerce- In any board heating system, storms and game room, four bedrooms, 1'/ 15 March 1962. sored by the Parent Teacher A; "Secret of the Tigers' Eye," Sincerely, J. O" Hag an. Administrator of the estate rate of more than 1,000 a year, section of the country." screens, steel beams, lift out win- baths. Two-car garage. Taxe SAIAD \V. AMBEN, ot the said Mary E. Lovely, deceased sociation of the Bayview School, Phyllis Whitney; "Sweet Six- dows, custom built. Over one only $619. $33,500. Major QMC notice Is hereby given to the crertl was heM Saturday, in the Middle- ;o unchallenged. But the one It was under this law the Jus- Eccretary, FMOOM tora of said deceased (o present to the you read and talk about often teen," Anne Emery; "Sparkplug acre of landscaped grounds with Feb. 15, 16. 1i I8.li R.iId Administrator thetr claims unde town Elks Lodge. tice Department stepped in to of the Hornets," Stephen Meader; trees and brook. Value plus, $35,- LITTLE SILVER-Five-year-oIc oath within six months (mm thli date. don't, or they have had the tacit block in 1958 the proposed nup- two-story colonial. Living room MONMOUTH COUNTV Dated; January 26th, 1962 George O'Leary, assistant dis- "Trails West," George C. Frank- 000. SUKKOGATES C'DliKT WILLIAM J. O'HAOAN, blessing of the government man tials of Bethlehem Steel and fireplace, formal dining room 10 Norwood Court, trict committeeman T>f Great •in; "Winter of the Whale," Rob- >ol|cp To Creditors To Present before being announced. Youngstown Sheet & Tube. It REALLY BIG CAPE COD-Four pine kitchen with dishwasher an Claims Altaiua j:s(ri!» West Long Branch, N. J Northern district of Monmout ert Carse; "Riding the Pony Ex- ESTATE OF BEIlTIIA MADANSKY, Administrator. This year the government said the resultant company, al- bedrooms, two baths, full base- wall oven, screened porch. H'x30' PE CEASED. Mesars. Slout & O'ltaKftn. Council of Boy Scouts, was guesl press," Clyde Bulla. ment, garage, 10 years old, ex-family room with fireplace, four Pursuant to the order ot EDWARD AHenhurit National Bank Bldg., speaker. man's role could turn out to be hough still smaller than U.S. C. EROKGE, Surrogate of the Count Allenhurst, W. J. a bit different from what it wa Also "The Strange Garden," cellent condition. Ideal location hedrooms, V/2 tiled baths, two- " Monmouth, tlila day made, on tli Attorney! He spoke about the responsi- Steel, would be too big in an in- In Middletown, near Red Bank. car garage, V/2 acre plot. $41,000. .illcation of the underslgnpd. Llbb Feb. 2, 9, 16, 23 $ bility of parents and the leader- in the past—because some of th dustry where the pattern was al-Adele and Cateau De Loeuw; Fischer and Raschell Friedman, Kx mergers bring up new policy No traffic. $25,000. ecutricea of the estata of the iai< C ship required in scouting. ready fairly rigid and would make "The Young Islanders," Elisabeth Bertlia Madansky, deceased, notice I MOXMOUTH COUNTY questions, or because government it too hard for small companies Ogilvie; "Whirl of Fashion," JOHN L MINUGH hereby Riven to the creditors of salt SUltROtiATEVS COURT A survey has been made In MEMBER OF RED BANK JVollcft to Creditor! to Present is taking an increasing hand in Marjory Hall; "Fresh Water REALTORS-INSURORS deceased to present to the «&ld Ex- the schools for the purpose of to get started or to compete. MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE tcuUicei llielr claims under oath with' Claims Ag&tntt fcitnte. guiding business decisions. Fishing," Ray Ovington; "Won- In six months from this date. ESTATE OF GERTRUDE M. organizing a boy scout troop Bethlehem and Youngstown de- Member of Red Bank Dated: January 31st, 1062. BilAUN, DECEASED. nied tliis vigorously, but the plan ders of the Human Body," An- Purauant to the order of EDWAUD Mrs. Hobart Gainer, PTA pres We are in the third big wavi "Our Photo Files Save Miles" Multiple Listing Service L7BBY FISCHER thony Ravielli; "The Witch of 187 East Bergen Placs C. BROEGE. Surrogate of the County ident, was also a guest. of mergers in the nation's history. fell through. FHA Financing Available Red Bank, N. J. of Monmouth, this day made, ,on the The first two brought on most of Blackbird Pond," Elizabeth G. 35 Rumson Road Phone 842-350C RASCHELL FRIEDMAN application ol the undersigneil, Jpaul J. A bobcat ceremony was held Today's most publicized merg- For Qualified Purchaser 47 Main Street Braun, one of the Executors of the the rules that government has ap- Speare; "The Wright Brothers at EVERETT — H mile from Bnil Labs Engllshtown. N. J. estate ol llie iiald Gerturde M. Braun for Stephen Lingsch, David er proposals are in fields where Kitty Hawk," Donald Sobol; Five-room older home on lU-acre Execulrtces deceased, notice Is hereby given tc Greenstein. Derick Wendt, Barry plied toward mergers. But a still other government agencies Completely furnliheii, oil lieat, electric Messrs. Arnone & Zager the creditors of vairi deceased u> pre changing business climate i "Rocket Ship Galileo," Robert SHadyside 1-5660 alove, freezer, refrigerator, etc. Leav- 218 Broad Street sent to the nald Executor their claims Plant, Paul Winterfield, and Paul besides the Justice Department ing Blate. $15,000. SH 1-JS84. Red Bsnfc, N. 3. under oath within six monlha Irom this bringing mergers up against late A. Heinlcm; "Plenty of Fish,". 310 Maple Ave., cor. Bergen PI. date. Han sen. are involved. Railroads, airlines COUNTRY PRIVACY PLUS CONVEN Attorjieyi government policies. And man; Millicent Selsam; "The Growing Feb. 2, 9, 16, 23 $20,7 Dated: January Slat, 1062 and banks, all are subject to one Red Bank IENCE — Like new custom-built rancli PAUL J. BRAUN, Mrs. Edith Winterfield was in Story," Ruth Krauss; "My Daddy Route 35 on large tree-shaded plot. Ttirce bed businessmen say they aren't sure : 2 Village Lanp. stalled as a den mother. or more regulatory agency. rooms, 1 ,4 tiled baths, large nunny NOTICE Mlddletown, New Jersey today what to expect. and I," Barbara Cooke; "Go, den with built-in baokcaic 22" livlns MOVMOCTII COUNTF One oE tlip Execut So today it's a question not Dog, Go," P. D. Eastman; room with fireplace, 22' dining room SURROGATES COURT Francis R. ITcGulgan, Esq. Tlie first big wave was from modern deluxe Kitchen, enclosed porch -LEGAL NOTICE only of whether the Justice De- LAWLEY AGENCY Not ire ID C red I torn In 1'reient 12 Leonardville Hoad. 1890 to 1904 when bankers an "Uncle Sam," Alton Ketchum; REALTORS attached garaKe. Hard to match thi: Claims Ajalnit Eslaio New Monmouth, New Jersey partment thinks a merger would "Mathematics," Irving Adler; value for S27.0O0. El wood A. Armstrong ESTATE OF VERNON F. HAY, DE Attorney, NOTICE other empire builders were put Agency. Realtors, 555 Prospect Ave. CEASED. Feb. 2, 9, 16, 23 J19.5! be in restraint of trade, but also "Paddington Helps Out," Eva Little Silver. SH 1-15(10. 'ursiiiuit to the order of EDWARI Nfiw Jersey State Departmrnt ting together integrated monster: CLEAN AND NEAT—Three-bed Civil Service Examlnntlona Announ of whether some other govern- BEPGRE IT'S TOO LATE — Look a' C. BROEGE. Surrogate of UIB Count; MONMOUm COUNTV aimed at dominating a market Bond; "Christmas is a Time of room ranch with large family nf Mdinnoiith, this day made, on tli SUKKDGATiC-K COURT cloalnR datp for fill nK appllcat ment man thinks it would best tills charming flfven-room Cartfi Co Mnreh 8. !!>G2. For applications, fltil kitchen. 23' living room. Large In Rrtl Bank area. Living room witli application of ttie undersigned, Edni .Notlri! To crrdltim Some historians tie this mergei G v nf; Joan An To Fteafnt Clnlniit Against FMnl* ami minimum Qu.iMricatlnns, apply serve the interests of its regulatcdi ' ' ' Kl"«d: "On nrrpliicn four bed room M, iwn baihf Maude Mny, Sole Kxceulrlx nf tli rush in with the days of waterei lChr porch and finished basement. eslntn of tliR Bald Vernon F. May. rieESTATB OF SARAH H. ELLIOTT, Department of Civil SfrvlCf, S'at nlhich^'t garage. Low lax nrwi R lm Housf\ Trentni), Nfw Jersey or industry, of its customers of |ts, istmas Eve," Margaret W. Economical baseboard hot water price of S17.5HO. Ehvnod A. ArnmtranK ceasd, notice la hereby given to the DECEASED. itocks. At any rate, it led to thi Brown; Peter and the Wolf creditors (it said deceasp'l In present Fuiaiiflnt to the order or EDWARD Raymond Umilevani. Nrwarii, workers, or of the nation itself " '" heating. $1,790 down for quali- ARrncy. Realtors, 553 Prospect Ave. C. BROEGE. Surrogate, of tho Count Jersey, or City Hall, Camden, New nation's first antitrust laws t Little Silver, fill 1-45(10. lo the caid Executrix their claim* un> For merger-minded companies Serge Prokofieff; "Mommies at fied buyer. Price $16,400. drr oath within six months from thl: of Monmouth, this day made, on th Jersey. curb monopolies that could sei OUR FRIDAY SPECIAL. — In historic date. application o( We undersigned, Th Candidates from Union Beach Bo that can get pretty complicated. Work," Eve Merriam; "Why? Shrewsbury. Tlirec-beciroom Imimeulnt Dated: January 52, 1962. Monmouth County National Bank, Bee who have HIM applications will r consumer prices or prevent smal Because," JoAnn Stover. NEWLY DECORATED COLONI- ranch In top nelEhborhood". 20' living Bank, Sole Executor of the estate oi ecive no further notice to appeal EDNA MAUDE MAY, the said Sarah H. Elliott, deceased, businesses from starting in tight AL. STYLE—Four-bedroom split. room, dining area, deluxe kitchen with lil Sycnmoro Avenue, IIPF* they sue. not tinalidpil. - Also, "The Birthday Tree," tCR Is hereby given to the creditor THESE examinations will he tiel kniitly pinp cabinet .tt tile b.alh, nt East Keansburg, tf. J. In lovely section. Recreation said dPCeased to present to the Saturday, March 10. 1962. Patrolma ly controlled fields. Ethel Collier; "A Day of Winter," tached Karage, larpe screened porch Bole Executrix, said Sola Executor their claims unde roorri, modern kitchen, large bal- Priced nt only $1!),5(1O. Klwood A. Arm Philip O. Becker, Esq., at 8:30 A.M Applicants will report t The second wave started in thi Woman Driver oatn wiihln nx months from thli dale, Tom« Elver Hlch School. Hyera Street. Betty Miles; "What Do You Do, conied living room and dining strong Agency, Realtors, 555 Proapcc 32!i Main Street. Dated: Janufliry 25th, 1062. ' ;.. Little .Silver. SH 1-4500. Hs.tawa.ti, N. J. Toms illver. New . Jersey. mid-1920s. Bankers inspired this Dear," Seslye Joslin; "The Tile Open to male citlr-ens, two y«ll room with wall-to-wall carpeting. AttftrneyAtt . THE MONMOUTH COUNT? one, too, and were seeking to pro- Fined $35 of the Turnip." Anita Hewett and 1town. New Jer- RANCH — In picturesque Lin- WANTED — A pleturpiQUB leven-room of Monmouth, thl a day made, on the sey, for approilmatrly 4000 Tons of Trudy B. - Bond, " Newman ley; "Now it's Fall," Lois Len- barn red ranch. Large living room, Jaru-26i Feb~ i.. I 9, 16 120.19 croft. Spacious living room with application of the unnetBiKnert, The V "Road Stone, F.O.B.^nt a designated Springs Rd., New Shrewsbury, separate dining room, Hrga iclp Central Jemey Rank and Trust Com location •paclfiM by the bidder, The Printed Pattern ski; "The First Book of the Hu- raised hearth stone fireplace, )fmp, two tiled.baths, pany, Administrator, of the extate o MO.YMOUTH COUNTY was fined (10 each for driving SUBROGArE'8 COURT distance from the designated location man Senses," Gene Liberty; "Pi- banquet size dining room. Large baseboard hot Mater lieaL Builder will the aald Paul W. Flehelkorn. deceased to Uie Township Garage will be taken ; at $22,{100. We have the key. notice la hereby Riven lo the creditors Notice To Creditor! To Present with an expired license and ve-oneers on Early Waterways," den, three bedrooms, 1!4 baths, Claim* Against Kslatn Into consideration tn awarding the con- A. Armslronsr Agency, Heal or said deceased to present to the tract. hicle registration, and $15 for country style kitchen overlooking tnrs, r>. 5 Prospect Ave., Little Silver. Administrator their claims Mnner ESTATE OF FRED ROTHFUSS, Edith McCall; "Model Railroad- DECEASED. The Township Committee re«»rve a large screened porch. Base- Sf[ 1.45 ctnih within six months from this date the right to accept or rejtct any o careless driving. ing," Raymond Yates; "Miss td: February 7th, 3902. Pursuant to thin order of EDWARD HEU HANK. TOP BUY — Excellent J. BROEGE, Surrogate of the County alt bids. Acting Magistrate Whitney Cro- Flora McFlimsey's Valentine," ment and garage. All this on a ocntlon for A profenslonal man. Large THE CENTRAL JERSEY BANK Specifications may bt obtained from () AlyTTTIUIST COMPANY, if Monmouth,* thli day made, on thi tree-shaded % of an acre. Price loniR In K oc1 condition. Reception ppiicatlon of the undersigned, Louli ho Township Clerk, Township Halt. well also fined Daniel Jesel, Ava- Mariana; "Rufus," Tomi Unger- arRn living room with fireplace, dl nt Ernest Hall. Trust OHlcer Kings Highway. MfrMletown. New Jer $27,000. West Main Street, !. Rothfuss and .Elizabeth Hothfuas Ion Dr., New Shrewsbury, $10 for er; "Jokes. Riddles and Funny room, itKrhcn with foTPakfnRt nonk, ,,-.. Executors of the eatato of the ial( ley, upon proper notification and pay and aunporch; both of which could bt Freehold, N. J. ment of cost of preparation. speeding. Arnold Tanner. Esq. Fred Rothfuai, deceaiicd, notice I: Stories," Weigle; "Seeds and BRAND NEW RANCH IN OAKused n3 office apjicr. Five beflroi lereby given to the creditors of isirt Feb. 14, 1952 tile hatlm, full basement. Two-car 30 East Main Street HOWARD W. ROBERTS W. C. Chandler, Hance Rd., More Seeds," Millicent Selsam, HILL—Large living room with Freehold. N. J, leceased to present lo the laid Ex rage. FewRKc Own or moving—Very ecutora their claims under oath within Township Clerk was fined $3 for allowing his dogand "Christmas Trees," Glen fireplace. Full dining room, den slouif. nrastlcnliy reduced to 919,950. Attorney. Feb. 16 <4.SS Feb. 9, 18, 23, March 2 U8.27 ilx months from this date. and three bedrooms. Large «at OI^T WATERBURY. REALTOR, Dated; January 31st, 1962. to run loose. Blough. 16 W. Front St.. Red Bank, N. J. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS in kitchen with dishwasher. Laun- NOTICE LOUIS C. ROTHPUSa Member of Rpd• Bunk Am Multiple 475-39th Avenue, North The Township Committee of the dry with dryer in the full base- Listing Service. SHady«lde 7-3500. AN ORDINANCE AMENDING AN OR. Bt. PetBrahurir, Fia. Township of Middletown will receive ROOM FOR 2,500 ment. Two full baths and two- DINANCE ENTITLED "AN ORDI- ELIZABETH nOTHFL' bids on Feb. 28, 1M2, at «;00 P.M. NANCE FIXING COMPENSATION BARTLESVILLE, Okla. (AP) freezing, Campbell rented them car garage. Move right in. Price 475-39th Avenue, North PrGvilllnK Time, at th« Townthip IUU LOTS AND ACREAGE OF CERTAIN OFFICERS IN THE St. Petenburg, Fit, King) Highway, Middletown, New Jer- —En route to Dallas with 2.500 a motel room and he took an ad- $29,900. BOROUGH OF SEA BRIGHT, NEW Executors sey, for. approximately -3000 Cu. Ydi. jacent one. !52n223 wooded lot S3.7OO JERSEY." M*f»rg. Stoddard ft Stoddtrd Bank Run Road Ormvel, F.O.B. at a •aby chicks in his airplane, Dean One acr« on hill li.000 BE IT ORDAINED by the Mayor 1007 Spr]n|field. Avenue designated location specified by the 100 State Hwy. 35 Red Bank l'i acres cleared -..- $1,500 .nri Council of Sea Bright; New Jer- Irvington, N. J. bidder. The dlHtancfl from the deslic C. Campbell of Perry, Iowa, was One sere near beautiful pond ....94,700 ey, as follows: Attorney! nated loctuiort to the Townlhlp CturaiM forced by weather to land here. It pays to advertise la The SHadyside 1-6262 10 &cree, nice area }!.&& per acre Section 1. The compensation of tho Feb. 2, B, 16, 23 I2O.7B win be taken Into consideration In Chief of Police shall be an annual aal- iwardlBlt the contract. To keep his passengers from Register.—Advertisement. Member of iry of 16,429.00 payable In equal in- NOTICE OF PROPOSE]! ' The Township Committee retarvei George V. Illmensee stallments semi-monthly. CONSUMMATION lie right to accept or reject any or Multiple Listing Service Section 2. The compensation of the Kotlco !• nereoy given tnst applica- ill bids. Real Estate—Mortgages aptatn of Police shall be an annual tion hai been made to the Comptroller Specltlcatlom may be obtained from M1DDLETOWN-HED BANK AKEA. — Rt. 34 , Coin Necl Salary ot ^5,901.00 payable In equal In' or ine Currency. Washington 25, D.C., tlie Township Cleric, Township Hall Immaculate three-bedroom ranch. Scl- HOpklns 2-3172 itallmnnts semi-monthly. tor hia consent to a consolidation ol Klnss Hlthway, Middletown, New Jer •nce eat-In kitchen, large livinj room, Section 3. The compensation of the the Monmouth County Nallonal Bank, tey. upnn notification and payment o •ASTRO-GUIDE" ByCeean recreation ronm. bttsnmcnt, attached LOKINO FOR A LOT? Ssveral avail tergeant of Police shall be an *nnunl Red Bank, Red Bank, New Jersey, :nst of preparation. garage. >16,51W. Hit 1-Z52B. ble. Smart buyen will pick them now alar/ of J5.703.00 payable In equal and The First National Bank of Free' Feb. H, 1862 nd build in tlip Rprlnff. Termn f matnllmpnts srml-monthly. hold. Freehold. New Je rspy. HOWARD W. ROBERTS For Sunday, February 18 NEW SHREWSBURY—Riverfront. docK uUde.rft. Three plots. 87x110 each, a Section 4, The compensation ol tlie It Ii contemplated that all officei 34-acre, trees, kMs' paradise. Four bed- t iftft above-named banKfl will con- Townahlp Clerh utllltlfs. Improved atr«eln. JZ.TOO pftc Patrnlmrn shall he an anniiRl salary Feb. 1< UM rooms. 2% baths, recreation room, dry ROLANf> P1KRSON AGENCY, SH if £3,582.00 payable in equal Install- tinue to ha operated. baSernent. pourrij cement foundation. Present—For You and 7S7S Tirnts semi-monthly. Tlila notice is puhiished pursuant to NOTICE $25,800, SH 1-60Q7. ____ Srrtlnn 19. The compensation of the section t8tc> of the Federal Depoall MONMOUTH OQUNTV Yours ... Tie day itarts ad- KEAN8BURG — Two-family houie, six LOTS — '.•'. nnd on acre. Cholcf lni:a 'ilagistralp shall lie an minual fiats ryInsurance Act. rooms, bath; flvn rooms, b&th. Ooivl tiong. J4.000 and »S,«00. MARTIN >t $1,0(K1.0A vayabl* in etinal initall- Iinuary U. IBfil SURROGATE'S COURT versely, hvt optimistic radiations Tienta quarterly, which shall be in lieu The Monmouth County Natioml Notice In Creditors tn ITnen location. J15.5OG. 787-2076. Call mornings ACENCY. Ilfll Eslnlp. Newman rialnm Agalnit Eitmto or after 5 p.m. if all fee." BanK, Ked Bank. Red Bank, will appear shortly after noon. !prins«T.'l-. Llncron. SH 7-225(1. Sectlnn 20. Tho comprnsatlnn of the New Jersey ESTATE OF ANNA KIKNK. DK- SEVEN ROOMS — Four-bedrooms, two L*I K K I' KM F RANK UN ml^lU have /Idlnlionn Clerk nf HIP Municipal Court The First National Bank ol IEASED. Make this a. real day of rest ai baths, oil li<*nt, Two purchce. gam,, laid whpn not playing with kitps, hall he an annual salary of $200.00 Freehold, Freehold, New PurHimnt to the order of BDWAI'.n Rtorm windows, Improvements, SH 1- Call THO-MPSON AND RAISTELL for layable •cmli the TIInMi'PON AN-n BAI'.TELIJ IlEAI, ppiicatlon of the undersigned, Mary activity aside from attending THUEB-BEDno'oM RANCH — Split Uflistant Borough Clnrk sliali be an innunl Anlary of $3,'JO0.(K) payable in Ann Kientt Carton (formerly .Mary Ann rail fence, nicely Inndncupfd, five min- WANTEITons, SJH TT-snnnO HU. Y RIIMSO.V LOT — Tlene), 8ot« Ki«cutrlx of the eit&te church. People are not very so» utes from Red Bank train illation. Fair- :cpial Innlallmetitfl «cm I -monthly. f the iiaJd Anna Klenn, cterea^erl, Rl Zone. Principals only. Write "Rl Srrllon IH. Thn rnnippnnallnn of th* PROPOSAL view Section. Phone S1I 7-lliGl. Zonp," Box 511. Rei Bnnk. ic« In hereby given to the creditors ciablo. Let others have their ipeclal Police Ofticera and Casual Em- Nutl(5« Is Ixcrchy ftlven that sea.... f snlri rlfreanpfi to prfspnt (n thf PLAZA — Jlfi.600. Need )loyecB aliali be at ft rnte nf JI.7li per Ids will he received in tlie ileception laid Role Executrlt their claims un way as long as your vital intcr- hnune with fnitr bedniomn, niro ba niir payable on presentntlon and fip-inom nf the Office of the Director, ler oath within nix months from thli mrnt .and twn-car KarnRP all In A-l REAL ESTATE WANTED roval of -voiichprs selling forth an Division of Purchase and Property, '2i\d late. esU aren't concerned. Ihape? Then call for nn appointrniTt ri statement of the hours em- loor, lloom Z12-2. Slate llowt, Ti I>atM: Jnnuary 22nd. 19B2 to'era thin onr. 5700 down for nullified •d. ton 2.% New Jersey, on March 1, 1 buyer. FHA. npproved 30 year mort- LISTINGS WANTED TII fRg ul B «hall 2:00 P.M. ami will bp tu>en»4 1 MARY ANN KIENBJ CARTON, be pffrctn-e as of Jnnuiry 1, cad immediately thereafter. lor the 221 Or*»Hn Avrnue. Past'. • • More Americans were Future . . . The nest cottple MKISTRICH AGjSW^Y s" '--^ For the. rterl Bank Area All Ordinance.? Hiitl A in nnd merits of Ka«t Keansburg, K. J, employed in the year just ended Multiple Listing System O nil nine p.i inc.nnnissont with the pro- KOOl l\<; t HIIEKT METAL \VOKK BOIP Kxprutrlv of centuries couM bring > total JPOIJR, ROOM CO-OPERATIVE apart- Vllllam C Ltoyrl, Esq. than, ever before. On 1he aver- ment, (Vail Homes,. J5D.5O per montn Call: HOUSTON WATKRBUItV vsKlons of thi« Ordinance. n IM»L!« mi the stand- ttoy sons lad jobs (including tho lwo million words. There are at READY TO LIVE IN — Spotless tlirrc- In seven month!* fgliR OnMtinncR wns Intrnduced .ni proposal form, i'{> (•nclosecl in the an. 28, Feb. 3. 9, 18 I10.S3 "I'm a princess when I wear armed services). However, there bedroom home on 75x100 plot. Wash- rind pasaeil on first marline nt a inert- icn.tl iiddrrnsiii cnvL-luin.', t^t acconi- yrescnt over 600,000 words in sr, dryer anil rrfrlgcrntnr uiclinlert Al.«o WOT A .MEMBER OK ANY iiif; r\( (lie RnrouKih Council of the mini by either cash, or & ccrllMctl NOTICK princess dress," is a delightful were still nenrly five million, ilormfl find nor pens. Ha sr hoard lint MULTIPLE LISTING SYSTKJI. Riiroftch of Pna Hrigh!. New Jt-mry. in.-.; drawn to the order of thn MON.MOrill COFNTV little-girl notion. Be a fairy god- looking for work. the unabridged dictionary' alone. v>tcr lint. A-OiliiB only S13.MHI W'M.K- SELL YOUR HOME THROUGH liHfl nn the 23rd day nf January 1%:\ reinsurer of (he Klatc of New Joraej'. XlltnOCiATK'S C'Ol'ItT ER ft WALKER. RmHnra. Hwy iW. ;inr| Hint tinf* sail! Orillrifinrp wl)| he r 11 iihl iitiiid miy of which shall rip NatlcM tn Creditors lo ('relent mother, and make her dreams Har.let. CO 4-5211-1. OS 1-2I26, Oiien 7 McGowan Ryan Agency tnkpn up fi.r further crtn.ti.lrmtjnri for 1 tiin amount of R% of the luti. and firm I p;t« sate :il n rncctint; of th*1 K .H'hvcrra m Hie almve iilace (in come true with this whirling style ijaya. _. _ p 1 ESTATE OF JOHN JAY W1LLEY 1 Red Bank SlfailysLile 7-3000 lr l n f h n ijfinn.' ihi! hour named n« tin Iml The Day Under Your Sign 4'a per cent f,f~Mnrtj;;iKt'--'niiT< -l>M- no uf;l> Council nf thp I'ith capelet-effect yoke. toom ranch, lnrpe living room, dining of S' NNr - I h<<] Aprfl !9j *rea, eat-In klUihrn. dlshw.'ishrr. linsr- wJIli us? We advertise extensively In . HKOEdK. Sucrogate tit lh« (!ouuly UBRA iS.pt. 23 loOcr, 22) nl Sen Brifthl, New .lirsrv and will i.c rcjpctol. r ment, gas hot water heal, altjuilinl thfj newspapers, ratllo end publish a MoTimtiuth, this d.'ty made, on the ren's Sizes 2, i, C. R, 10. Size Pay little heed tn whit t-nhfin tiy, aJ -A!!!: >'!;:!t :'t it cuicr not tr> lac* Hill d« of February at H;(io Dir ctor re rve!* i<< ililicitlon of the untlnsigneil. Enid C. tnrflEP. Lively 'j acre. Km it trrrn, atabg fur liomo seekers. Wa are mem- > i'l loUff a* your totucitiite i> cWr. ^iiHi^.-i, tba't Rive iii 10 the F .Jfi or flf BOOH th^ronnpr n^ tfi< all Ms n.l to ;ill^iui im,| Th<- Mf.iimnulM ("nutity takes 2e a\\cn at Votl *houM feel tnpnr'tih inl rtriij* to *r». Tht; suci'f irtfui hicjiir- IllfV. 'li'CC.T.lfil. notice ts hprehy plv- or this pattern — add 10 cents sim[ilo ylemiici ccar hfa'.t, £o. "You'll nuke a gvod impression. Kv THE SHREWS RURY RIVER — .eor.lc. Call WALKER * WALKER. •irtiinily in lie hr-ntd ennrrrning tin fiuirM la lurnish te.'illorit. Members Rcil Hank Area II aiiidtiiil (if Hie c VouM it rot appeal to yrni to have -'iir.'sent i"';he°',',in''ExVc!Itnr7"^r or each' pattern for firi-class GEMINI (May 21 jo Juno 21) SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to D.c. 21) ynur ho.il berthed in a *ni!K liarlv.r in Multiple LIsllnR Service. Shrewsbury. rintert Fchrunrv '.', W,2 my fluiiinn7.f»ii iff < (lianne 70"ir iJan* trt r»mp!)- -with tta UI 1 bJ12 ami llazlrl. OS l-212(i. r h x mor Timi wnn't Rft iti'ich «rrnt'at!iy wr, to front of your linnin wlinc you run .Ifi.AN AKUI.f.HN', CIrrk, y f,!,'i""iirs"'H ,tn"''" "'"'"" " "''iiiailini. Sond to Marian Mar- wisjiw or tlie inajorhx—ilon't i\i\s aWit j ii TijitinJ ilpsant enterl.Tlnlnc. furia'ANTKI) — Two Uirrn find rmir-bru-'COM r'KN'.SATION (IK CKHTAIN OF- Till-: MONMII1TII ruHNTY New York 1, N.Y, Prin pan lerluiion hutli wilh NATIONAL HANK, Red Bank ly name, address with wine, size! LfO (July 22 TO Aug. 21) recrpAtKin roumn In :K^ Ffi uyeia Uiiltnifi, C:ill HIIK JHT" wns prrs-Mitfil lor ] n trod lie- AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to Fob. 1?) •it- Acpitev r.cilti.c [linn a rut first rrailliiK nn Jnnu;iry L':1. in.-: Tir?;(n^)nR J. RTKt'L. and style number. llr realistic-mm: rlown iniWil Meal of "Stay over nlciil" ti> pi If :>.Vi Prospect Ave.. LIUtG Silver. RH 1- 1%'.! by ll(irmi(;ti Cminal «i[ Bnnmcti Extra! F,xtra! Extra Big your cna abiljt/ and lotentifllity, inri If thai in not en< fpar 5 ol Fca Rriglll anil 0:1 Krlifii.iry )i n»(j: .i •j:t--I!,»:l!!;- Nf ' "" " :;'t" • VIRGO (Aug. 22 IO S«pt. 22) .-tin ilwsys cmnp on !hout!. C<•«!! us wss filially a-\npit'i ''n>i<\ nj'i'Vnv.-a. rirart •"attpr~ rd r th Esci-jlnrn. Spring-Summer Pattern Catalog PISCES [Fob. 20 toM«»h20| THOMAS FAUHEE.L. Mnyor Willmn K. R^ntv. (rft jmir liouse bick in order *oi 'nr npromtnicnt, "-c Invr the Kry. tn — over 106 stylos for all sizes, fed mucii better rhy&kalh/ aod Men itila buy at Jifi.MO Py lh<> w«y, Borougti of Sea. Bright SO K.-tM Fnint Slrp Jkin'r fcr ton hvity *nvl «itic*I, eim Rrrl fl.-iriH N>w * new house r,].\7,i:BRO()K Ar;ENrv, occasions. Misses, Half-Size, meet -wiiti unctpcrtcd oppoji- Jfian Axelien. Clerk F. SULLIVAN. Director. Minn Beallor,-Av«iu« of Twn R|v#r?. Rum- Register Classified Feb. 16 Women's Wardrobes. Send 35c! ion. 842-1700. Member Jlultlpl" Listing. JlB.OOFcb. &, 15 WAI f>b, 0, U, 23, March 1 iu.51 1 28—Friday, February 16, 1962 RED BA\K>REo'lSTER |ume conditions o! euack." IStaies, the Defense Djpar'mentlup alternate circuit!. Communications Agency o( the I Dr. Benjamin Rigberg, profess- Why does the IJefense Depart- uses commercial communications! Facilities include surface wires, Defense Department has • com' J LOUnCll or of history,and German at ment think so? ^circuits extensively.' It also has | underground cables, microwrve mercial line control renter In Monmouth College, and Mrs. Because repeated tests o! theiavailable its own military cir-jrelay for telephone and tele- Washington. Similar centers are Frances Stern of the college's Says Communications p TlWn al\\AQ UlllllCIllNtili1f»nta« systemy s are madde unded r sijnui - cuitsi . ThTh e mere pressinpi gg of bbut-graph. A break in a circuit au- located near all unified or speci- education department, addressed ld" diid b h tomatically switches the line to fied headquarters (like the Stra- DEAL-The Community Coun-**ee council. lated" conditions—and because of tons In command posts at the tegic Air Command and the the duplicate, alternate, backup pentagon link it Instantly with an alternate system. cil to the Jewish Student Fellow *»bbi *>'«' G Cre"«f ° North American Defense .Com- l Will Work in Attack aetworks. other headquarters and bases Never Closed ship at Monmouth College held Congregation Brothers «.««« mand). . , Each year the joint war games overseas and at home. Where underground cablet form its: firsfirstt meetinmeeting Ithis week in the will co-ordinate the council • aid By ELTON C FAY linking up missile sites and air group carries out' trials under There is a wide diversity of part of a warning or command The spokesman said that the home of Mr. and Mrs. Solomon with the fellowship. bases. simulated wartime conditions. routings on commercial channels, system.,— such as the ballistic Kansas City accident Which dis- Tepper. 1 rupted communications Feb. 1 WASHINGTON (AP) - A re- if one accident could do this, 'Operation Alert' "almost infinite," the spokesman missile early warning system or The council was formed to offer caused no delay in the military taining wall collapsed earl;' this what could a nuclear attack do Also, there Is the annual "Op- said. the semi-automatic ground envi- guidance, support and assistance DESIGN NEW CHURCH communication channels. month and completely wrecked to the military's communication eration Alert" practice which in- In New Yqrk, American Tele- ronment system for directing to the college fellowship. WEST PATERSON - Harsen system for co-ordinating (he re- clude a simulation of. a wide phone and Telegraph has set up plane and missile defense — the Mr. Tepper was elected presi- and Johns, Red Bank architects, variety of emergencies and dis-a center to monitor all circuits cables of the alternate lines are It adds up! More and more dent pro tern. Others elected are have designed a new church for more than eight hours, 10,000 cir- This provides another used hy the military and to re- never closer to each other than people use The Register ads each Isidor Horowitz, vice president; the Community Methodist Church cults — including long distance test of communication abilitylity. port instantly whenever a pri- 10 miles. Issue because results come fas- Mrs. Sidney Meistrich, secretary, featuring five separate roof day, "it will function under war ter.—Advertisement. lines — were shut down, some United mary circuit goes out and starts The recently formed Defense and Irving Kay, treasurer. levels. '

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