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iMBM''ttOg'ltoBlw tatadjli FrtiJw, sw Stout* RED BANK, N. J., FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1963 7c PER COPY PAGE ONE Kennedy Wafns Cuba in Attack on Shrimp Boat By FRED S. HOFFMAN Navy craft wlU, be restrained !•!•&?#• Cuban jjbytmment Once, before, when a U2 was by the military forces to prevent dens so as to insure that action Navy vessels are empowered to Air Force Base south of Miami, WASHINGTON (AP)-PreSldent from .chasing attackers "bac k" t"o "rejected awl denied categorical- shot down at the peak of the Cu< any more attacks like the strafing will be taken against any vessel open fire on approaching aircraft Air Force F104 jets also are on Kennedy has hid down an unmis- Cuba topunish. them, ly" the charge that,-Its Jets ban crisis last fall, a item U.S. of the helpless shrimp boat, or aircraft" which strikes at an or warships if they appear bent alert. takable warning that U.S. fire- tt Wednesday's MK>*trafIng of poured rocket fir* near the dls- warning apparently deterred any Several suggested the incident American ship or plane over Ca- on attacking U.S. territory. The Navy operates combat air power will blast any Cuban-based a wallowing shrimp boat develops abled shHmp boat Ala In the Flo-rtore antiaircraft missile firings discredited the administration's ribbean international waters. Furthermore, these sources patrols in the sensitive area be* warshipa or planes that date at- into a pattern "of attacks, the rida-Spalts Wednesday -afternoon. on U.S. reconnaissance planes op- contention that the Soviet-built Not Discussed said, the President's orders prob- tween the Florida Keys and Cuba, tack American vessels or aircraft. President may. then give the sig- AffTPrlme Minister Fidel Oas- erating over Cuba. MIGs are in Cuba for defensive, He didn't elaborate, and de- ably will result in placing more Jet fighters fly with weapons But Kennedy indicated Thurs- niHor "hotpuiwuV tro was expected to have some- Congressional critics were no rather than offensive operations fense officials refused to discuss fast Jets on strip alert, ready to cocked, There now may be more day that, for the time being at Several hours •fteriKemedy ut- thingio say about it in a televised stilled by Kennedy's orders thai against the United States. Ken. either the standing orders or the take off. such patrols. Powerful radar (east, American jet fighters and tared* the wining «t:a news era-' address tonight. "all necessary action" be taken nedy said he saw no reason to changes. Navy and Marine Phantom jets scans the Cuban coast constantly. change his view. But competent sources said it are poised at all times at the Key Tanker Cited Kennedy said he had Instructed was quite clear the President is West Naval Air Station, 90 miles Asked at his news conference if the Pentagon to make "any nec- broadening the present rules un- across the Florida Strtlts from an assault similar to the one oa Request essary revisions in standing or-i der which U.S. fighter planes and Cuba's north coast. At Homestead (See CUBA, Page 2) Regional Transfer Quake Toll Mounts WEST LONG BRANCH-Plans to switch Allenhurst pupils from At Least 80 Dead in Libyan Town Shore Regional High School will be reviewed by the state Depart- TRIPOLI, Libya (AP) - Amer- feared killed or injured. from sunrise to sundown, and ing some who had fled to ths ment of Education March 26 In ican,. British and Libyan forces The tremors also shook Ben- most of the area's 50,000 people streets. Trenton. rushed aid today to the .earth- ghazi, royal capital of Libya, but were sitting down to their first The Libyan government de- The Shore Regional school quake-shattered town of Al Marj, no casualties were reported meal of the day. clared an emergency throughout (board last night adopted a reso- in northeast Libya. Eighty known there. Seven Jolts the country. lution announcing their willing- dead were reported, but U.S. The quake struck just after sun- A violent tremor was felt, fol- ness to accept Allenhurst fresh- Air Force estimates ran as high down Thursday over a 20-square- lowed by more Jolts. People ran U.S. planes rushed medical per- men, sophomores and juniors in as 250 dead and 500 injured. mile area of World War II battle- into the streets as the quakes sonnel and supplies from the Air September, 1963, and all four Rescuers dug through the de- ground. This is the holy month of rocked Al Mar). Buildings fell, Force's Wheelus base near Tripo- classes the following fall. bris for many scores of others Ramadan, when Moslems fast trapping victims inside and crush- li, 300 miles west of the quake The resolution was requested area. The first planes carried a by Donald E. Halght, president Held hospital, two surgeons, three of the Allenhurst Board of Eduj other doctors and medical corps- cation," to place us in a stronger men able to parachute Into the 1 Message From 1844 position at .the hearing." quake area. Mr. Haight alxo requested SHREWSBURY - Workmen re- British Aid statements of projected attend- storing the sanctuary in Chris British troops hurried to the ance and capacity single-session DONT WOfeRY ABOUT A THING — RoberfFeddler, seated, a pupil of Shrewsbury Episcopal Church this week un- scene with aid from their station enrollment; to help his board con- covered a note from a forme Borough School, seams to have things under control. He is seated at State House at Benghazi, one of Libya's twin vince the state authorities that rector of the church. It was dated desk of Gov. Richard J. Hughes, who is vacationing In Florida. Robert and several capitals 55 miles southwest of Al the move is for the best. June 12, 18^4, and was signed clasimatas and teachers took over th* governor's weekly radio broadcast heard on Harry Fmch. Mar). Libyan officials flew from ASbury Park school officials Tripoli to supervise rescue opera- have denied an Allenhurst re- 27 New Jersey stations. They'talked about the Shrewsbury mosaic, a pictorial The letter, drafted in a nea tions. qnest to withdraw its students. script, was found concealed in account,of three phases of New Jersey history completed by the students last year. It was North Africa'* worst an upright beam. Its intent was According to Elbert M. Hop- earthquake since the March 1960 Backing up the acting governor, from left, are Cathy DeSantis, Elaine Walls, Miss realiied with its discovery—to Im penstedt, superintendent, 37 Al- quake which killed an estimated Louis* Jost, Mrs, Albert Paddlari Mn..John Johnson and John Johnson. Another part a segment of history to pos- lenhurst students are involved. 12,000 In Agadlr, Morocco. Short Regional has a functional : terity. group of st(j1 the Legislature." sanctuary of the 260-year-olcJ church. 4 a.m. today bound for Times Joseph C. Irwin said yesterday. Slated for construction are double jug- burg; Main St., Port Monmouth; Main St., Square,'New York City. The proposal was made by The handles on both' sides of the highway at Poole Belford; Eighth St., Belford; entrance to the Tree In Seal . ' He said they left the Eaton- Naval Ammunition Depot, Leonardo, and Ave- Rev. Anslem Broburg, the pres Register in an editorial Wednes- Ave., and Middle Rd., in Raritan; Rose La., day, The editorial pointed out the town traffic circle about 3: IS Union Beach, and Laurel Ave., Keansbprg. nue D, Leonardo. :nt pastor, points out that the a.m. and hoped to reach the pine tree referred to is now spot chosen to place a bust of Single jughandles are planned at Main State officials have indicated that these Abraham Lincoln, In front of the city in 12-14 hours. They were part of the borough seal. St., Keyport; Union Ave, Union Beach, and may be changed. County Court House, Monument identified as Donald Anton, The remainder of the letter is Sea Gate Ave.,. Union'Beach.. • . (See PACT, Page 2) Services from N.Y. to Red Bank Park, js linked to Revolutionary Wilbur Stevens, John McCooI list of churchmen, officials and and Robert Ward. Police had RED BANK — Frequent sail Hamsburgh Lyceum on Feb. 19, War history and not to the Lin- workmen involved with the coln era. no addresses on the youths. ings of a ""ne w and splendil d and the Hon. Horace Mann was (See MESSAGE. Page 2) Neptune Police reported this Updated steamboat, the Thomas Hunt,,' to lecture on the subject, "Wom- Of the editorial, Mr. Irwin said morning that five high. school rom New York to Shrewsbury, en," at the Tabernacle. "You may have a point Certain- youths had just returned to that Long Branch, Ocean House, Port ly this may not ba the best By MARY ELLEN WOLFE another. best seller "First Fanv "I know to myself that he is The office of the Jersey City community from a jaunt to r Washington, Mount and Brown's place for a bust of President Lin- jh/ ! record. Hie greatest' man I ever read Index Sentinel was reported to have HIghtstown. DAYTON, Ohio (AP) - After Dock in Middletown, and Red coln. I will ask the board to give :'; This .1963. concept of George about. George Washington was a burned down. Only the books Police said 11 started out 231 years, George Washington is Page Bank, were advertised In the It consideration." .Washington consists of excerpts man who loved his country and were saved. The loss was esti- about S p.m. last night on the still a hero in the eyes of today's Adam and Eve .„. 8 New York Daily Tribune — 111 Mr. Irwin said it is possible pieced together, from essays writ- gave everything for it. He was mated at $4,500, and the prem- trek but apparently only five small fry, but their candid way ten by students at Beavercreek's the man who couldn't give up un- Allen-Scott 7 ears ago. the Monmouth County Historical Amusements ises were insured for $2,000. were able to withstand the cold of telling about George Washing- Fairbrook. School: til he couldn't fight any more." 12-13 Thomas Hunt of Spring St. Society might be In a position and

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There are tech- Q-"Owing to my wile's illness deepest sympathy and my sin- ployment, my husband, our 10- can we help? niques of entering new situations for the past 15 years, we haven't cere hope for her recovery. year-old son and I have moved Mrs. C, Salt Lake City which can smooth the way, and been able to accumulate, much. the wise parent sees that hii I do not believe that I would from our home town to another Answer: "Nom I'm faced with retirement switch International Shoe at pres- If the parent gives the child child knows them. and a need of more income, We city. Consider- ent because the dividend Ipokj proper support during the change Tell him not to talk about how own American ing that our safe and the yield in satisfac- and provides guidance until the things were done in the last Agricultural son has spent tory. •'.'•• child is confident in the new school. It's far better for him Chemical, In- all his life and to ask how they are done here. I think that American Agriciil situation, the problems will never ternational Har- his first four become serious. Asking for help is a good way tural Chemical is selling at vester, Inters- school years in Living in different places can to meet new people. The simple relatively high level in view national Shoe, the same be a distinct advantage for a statement, "I'm new here. Could its rather erratic earnings pic- Standard Oil of neighborhood child whose parents help him you please help me?" will usually ture. You would seem justified New Jersey, and school gain the most from the experi- bring out the best in others. jn replacing this/stock witfc Green and Washing- without any ence. Such a child gains a back- He should be reminded that ft ton Water Pow-Shoe, which yields only moder. p r o b 1 e ms in ground for the study of govern- person isn't accepted by a group. er. Would we ately less and has a better eari studies or sr> ment, geography, economics and Acceptance comes from Individ- be wise to sell ings record. Dr. Nason cial life, is it history. He usually acquires uals within the group. . Q •*- "Do you consider U.S Roger E. Spew Agricultural normal for him now to have more than the usual number of To help him learn the mechan- Freight a growth stock? I hav Chemical and International Shoe problems In both? social contacts, too. ics of life at the new school, and reinvest in Green Shoe?" some and want to buy more b have him get a handbook, meet onl A-A wife's Jong illness is hard y » you think -It is a saf the counselor and get details on uv inco CONGRATULATIONS — Acting Long Branch City Manager John O. Jones congratu- to take, regardless of the ex- ^ for >ne and growth. An; rules. pense involved. You hjve my thing you tell me about it wi! lates Mrs. Marjorie Keleman, of West Long Branch, an honor student in the practical Above all, he should seek out be appreciated." E. A. MV Dept. Upheld nurting clast of Monmouth County Vocational School, which will have graduation exer- a new friend to lean on for help. A—I hope that I can justif; cises irf the city's Senior High School March I. Miss Mary C. Fanning, director of Slight Jog your confidence, Which is great Dear Dr. Nason: ly appreciated. Middletown Man's Appeal Fails the class, and Theodore L. Nitka, vocational school director, add good wishes. I'm taking college preparatory To Upside I'm pleased to write about U. FREEHOLD - A dispute with hart requested return of his li- subieots, and find French very Freight because it's an inter- the state Motor Vehicle division cense. The state director said It difficult to grasp. esting stock that relatively fen CPA's Advise *m& over a driver's license didn't give ould not be granted until the I study faithfully and write out For Street investors know much about. Thi a Middletown Township man the river posted a policy of liability verb coniugations when it's re- company has been establisWni insurance. Mr. Carhart' was un- ouired. Our teacher is teaching . NEW YOJUC (AP) - The stock right to drive while his name was a growth pattern in' the pas How to Handle insured at the time. French on a new basis. We are market yesterday ended a losing still on the license revoked list, three years and has raised ii Mr. Fary said the state regu- to hear ail the French before week — its first in 10 — with Monmouth County Judge Elvin dividend In each of the past twi itions—which have since been we see it' written. a slight jog to the upside. Trad- R. Simmill indicated yesterday. U.S. Freight is (he nation's larg Investments langed so that they would now ing was slow. < , The judge dismissed the ap- I have a problem distinguish- est freight forwarder, and piggy RED BANK - Pro-rate invest- peal of Wayne C. Carhart, East over this situation—at that time ing different sounds as the teach- The list was tower for most of back-operations have an'increas ment credits over a period of Roosevelt Dr., and upheld his y required posting of insur- er pronounces them. the session but improved in the ing source of revenue several years, so as not to preju- conviction and $100 fine for driv- nce coverage after a license had R. D., Cokmls, N. J. final hour to give the market a I think you can add moderati ing while on the revoked list been suspended due to an acci- statistical verdict of "higher," dice future earnings. Answer: ly to your, holdings, but May 23, on Palmer Ave., Rari- dent involving personal injuries Hearing the French before you but the margin was small. wouldn't be in any hurry aboi This is the advice of the Amer- tan Township. State police had r property damage. None of the ican Institute of Certified Public* see it written Is an excellent ap- Pre-hiliday trading was light. H. The shares have practical! arrested him. points Mr. Carhart accumulated proach to learning the subject. Volume was 3.98 million shares stood still over the past tw Accountants. It was passed on to in' causing his suspension in- Mr. Carhart's attorney, Ed- Train your ears to distinguish compared with 4.12 million months of generally rising mai members of the New Jersey CPA volved accidents, the lawyer said. ward J. Fary of Keyport, ar- the sounds. Repeat the sounds Wednesday and was the smallest kets—which sometimes Indicat Society at a dinner meeting in: Judge Simmill, in another ap- : gued that state Motor Vehicle again and again in your room. since Feb. U when 3.88 million a coining adverse development. Peterson's Shrewsbury Inn here peal, reversed a Colts Neck last week. rector Ned J. Parsekian had Get another student to practice shares changed hands. ownship conviction and $10 fine with you reoeating the same The problem was discussed by right to withhold his client's Stock exchanges wilt be closed (Mr. Spear cannot answer a, of Raymond J. Pinto, Eurretta words and sentences. Picture the Leo Seidler of the Internal ense from him at the time. today for Washington's,Birthday. mail personally but will answ ve., Freehold Twp., on a charge meaninRS of the. words rather Revenue Service, Asbury Paris, The driver's license had been This will give Wall Street a three- all questions possible In his co of crossing a double white line. than the English translation. and Gene, Calafato, an account- spended earlier in the year un- ^ day weekend. Most of the late umn.) His .lawyer, J. William Boyle ant. r the point system, but the'pen- of Freehold, produced as witness- Improvement was ascribed to (Dr. Nason will welcome your, Ity period had expired. Mr. Car-es two passengers in Mr. Pin- precautionary short covering. They discussed the recom- question addressed to him In care to's car at the time. The testi- This js the purchase of shares mended procedure for the treat-. C. native, was graduated from highs for 196243 totaled 35. The Glacier, operating in the Antarc- final plans for a victory basket- work. diner Teachers College and the two new lows were Corning Glass tic. ball dance March 15 were made Preferred (new) and Singer Man- "I want each bf you to draw tobert H. Terrell Law School, The "Roaring Twenties" will ufacturing (when-issued). Yesterday's dosing stocks: up a design that you think would ere. She worked in a Washing- Miss Michele Moore, a stu be the theme, and music will be AOF Ind 87 I-T-E Okt Brk 15' be appropriate," he said. m bank for several years and Nine of the 16 most active Adams Ex 26 John! Man 47 dent at Chamberlain School, furnished by the Dialtones. Prizes Air Plod 82 i the U. S. Treasury Depart- stocks advanced, three declined Air Reduc Jonei & I* Boston Mass., is spending a mid- Sullivan had suggested adapt- will be given for the most out- and four were unchanged. Alleg Cp Joy Kin winter vacation with Miss ing the state flag for the pur- ent. Alleg Liid 10% standing costumes of the Twen- U. S. Smelting was the most ac- MS Kalier A] Susan Ormerod, Washington St pose by printing a large "C"— She was a member of the Alleg Pw Kennecott ties to three girls and three boys. tive stock, off 6 at 70% on 155,000 Allied Ch for commissioner — around :roup which reorganized the Mils dial Koppera Mrs. Domonick Trolian and Mrs ashington branch of the shares. From its 1952 low, the Alcoa P Kresge, BS Miss Cindy Fischler, daughter the state seal. But that would be Am Alrlln Peter Jerkowitz will head the TAACP, and her work with the atock had quadrupled in price ATn Brk Sh 187s Kroger of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Fischler, no good, he was told, because Am Can Lenlgh 04N committee in charge of the ar- outh council there so impressed until Wednesday when' a report <6K First St., celebrated her sixth there is legislation prohibiting al- Am Cyan Leh Port C rangements. ie late Walter White, former na- of lower earnings triggered sell- Am MFdy S2S Leh Val Ind birthday last Saturday. Attending terations to the state flag. Am Hot ional NAACP secretary, that he terday, an accumulation of sell Am Bmelt 21» Leh Val KR a party were Karl Kleenberg, o As for the flag's colors Sulli- Plans were completed for the Am Std ssigned her to her present re> orders delayed opening. of the 6m LOF Glass Colts Neck, John Makowka, of van, who was wearing a green 15th annual sports banquet and Am Tel Tel Lib MoNlI, [ion. Issue for nearly two hours, Am Tob 13ii Cheesequake, Garry and Glenn and white' sport jacket, said: awards night to be held May 29 Am VfaCMe VOfA, Llgg k My in the Magnolia Inn, Matawan. Phillip Savage, executive sec- MONMOUTH ing and the stock fell 11%. YesAmp Inc •2914 Ltuon Ind Basko, Elizabeth, Susan Pitonah "Personally, I prefer green and Anaconda 26!4 The club will honor all high etary of the New Jersey, Penn- Second most active was Chrys- Armco 8t] Lukena Sll Janice and Edward Kulas, Mark white. Just about everything I Mack Trk ler, unchanged at 90% on 112,400 Armour Judith and Lorriane King, Mary have is green and white." school football, baseball, basket- lvania, Delaware NAAOP re- Armst Ck Maratii Oil ball and bowling team members, ion, will accompany Mrs. Hur •hares. Third was Curtiss - Aahl Oil Martin M and Nancy Fischler, Frank Ap- The question of badges for the Atchlson cheerleaders, twirlers, coaches to the rally. v Wright, unchanged at 2i% on 89,-Atl Rerin Merck plegate, Mrs. John Makowka, commissioners was also dis- Avco Corp MOM and guests. Trophy awards wil 100 shares. Bibcock W 8S Mrs. Al Basko, Mrs. Edward cussed at length. Peter Gannon, Next came American Motors, Bald Llam Minn M4M Kaulas, Mrs. John Pitonah, Jo- chief of the state Bureau of Nav-be presented from the club to a Bait & Oh Mo Pac A senior, who maintained a high up % at 2% and National Gen- Bayuk Clg Mont Ward seph Fischler, Sr., Mrs. Cliff- igation, said he was working on MONMOUTH CONSTRUCTION ALWAYS HAS Eel) & How Nat BIsc scholastic average and took par eral, up % at 12V4- UM. N Cash Reg wood Applegate and Joseph the problem. Bendlx in the largest number of extra Also active, J. I. Case rose Beth Sled 2154 Nat Dairy Fischler, Jr. "The badges Pete showed us Boeing 5614 Nat Dlatli; curricular activities, including to 10 following a report that the Border, 31!i Nat Gyps last week weren't very large—on- Borg Warn 37% Nat Steel the most achievements in sports. latest three months were the sec-BrunAwk 60H NY Central Miss Joyce Meisler, daughter ly about the size of a half-dollar," Bucke'ye P] 4Bi Nla M 5>w Mrs. Sol Opatosky and Mrs. ond best- fiscal first quarter in Bucy Erie 1714 No Am Av of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Meisler, Sullivan said. 10 years for the company. Gil' Bulova 50'4 Nor Pac Maple PI., has been named to "More like a quarter," said Robert Rose, chairmen for the Burl Ind 16K Nwst Alrlln junior-senior prom, reported tha lette was active and up '/j. Caie, It •H!4 Norwich Ph the honor roll at Monmouth Col- Gannon. Cater Trac 3OH the boat trip requested cannot be The Associated Press .average Celanese 10 Outb Mar lege for the third consecutive "Maybe it seems that we're 35 ti O*etw 111 Gl .. of 60 stocks rose .5 to 257.9 with cries A Ob Pan A W Air 2T semester. Miss Meisler is senior putting on some kind of a ham scheduled. They said that no ChTy»!er3 33W Industrials,up 1.0, rails up .3, andCllle: Sv Paxom Plct 3814 at Monmouth College. act with this kind of thing," Sul- enough students desired the trip, No matter what type Job — Coca Cola Penney, Jc 45 utilities off .2. Golg Pal Pa Pw&U 33' Another project by the club, from kitchen remodeling to Colum Oaa Pa RB 10'.. the scholarship award, will be Standard. Poor's 500-stock in- Coml Bol P«psi Cola «•?, basement playroom, we will dex gained .09 at 65.92. Affected Perkln Elm 4214 LOCAL SECURITIES limited to a boy and girl whose Plleer 51% give you the lowest prices pos- by losses of some of its blue Phil El MS The following bid and asked quotations from the National Asso- mother has been a member of Con Edls Phil] Pet 48% the Mothers' Club for at least Convert Your sible! No sacrifice on quality chips components, the Dow Jones Cont Can 45 Pit Steel KUS ciation of Securities Dealers, Inc., do not represent actual transac- average of 30 industrials was off, Coop Bea 23 Vi PuU Sir MK3 11% tions. They are a guide to the range within which these securities two years. cither, we base our profits Com Pd 53tt Pullman 29? .42 at 681.64. Corning o I60K Pure Oil 3814 could have been sold (indicated by the "bid") or bought (Indicated The next meeting will be on low mark-up, high volume- Crn Zcll .i ROA ffl- by the "asked") at the time of completion. March 14 in the music room of Houston Lighting dropped t'/t, Oruc Stl Raytheon Call and get your free esti- Procter & Gamble % Union Curtlit Wr Reading Co BANKS the high school. ATTIC mate on any type lob, today. Del 4-Hud Dent Sup s* Repub Stl Dlv. Bid" Asked Carbide VS. IBM »/,, Bethlehem Doug Mtc Hevlon J&,>- and United Aircraft %. Reyn Met Asbury Park - Ocean Grove .50 28'^ 31 Dow Chem 53-i Rey Tob . 39-' Belmar - Wall National 2.50 105 ALL TYPES-LOW COST General Electric rose I, Stand- Dreis Ind 2414 Rob Fulton 25 Du Font 2U St Joi Lead 2TH Central Jersey Bank , (x) .60 23^ 25'^ ard Oil of Indiana %, Liggett Dug Lt 32 «i 8t Reg Pap 30« Farmers & Merchants 1.00 68 Egg Market HOME IMPROVEMENTS & Myers % U. S. Steel '/ . Gen-East Air L, Bears Roeb 18* 8 Eait Kod 115 Shell Oil • 38« First Merchants National Bank .25 9% WA NEW YORK (AP)-(USDA) - eral Motors %, and Studebaker End John IB . Sinclair 38V Keansburg • Middletown 10.00 - 410 Erie Lack Smith, AO Wholesale egg offerings more ?yt. Ford dropped yt. FJreBtone Socony Long Branch Trust 20.00 690 than ample on large and ample Fla Pw Sou Pac •85 Matawan Bank .30 H'/ The news background also in- Fla P4L Sou Ry 2 on balance. Demand light on cluded another drop in weekly Food Fair 21V, Bperry Rd Monmouth County National 12 1% Wi PMC Cp Std Brand large and fair on smaller sizes NO DOWN rail carloadings, gains in retail Pord Mol Bid Oil Cal New Jersey Trust 1.00 80 90 darrett yesterday. sales and department store sales, Std oil NJ Peoples National, Keyport 3.00 85 Gen Accept Studebaker Sea Bright National l.OO 50 Whites: extras (47 lbs. min.) 'and record operations for oil re- Oen Cigar Texaco 3 Gen Dynam Tex G Prod mm INDUSTRIAL 39-40',$; extras medium (40 lbs. PAYMENT fineries In the latest week. Gen Elec Tex a Sul sou Oen Fd» Textron Brockway Glass .80 22>4 average) 38-39; top quality (47 Put (hat waste space In your attic lo good use. Let us build Prices were mixed in moderate Gen Motors Tldewat Oil 32 It Bjura Chemicals '• 'A lbs. min.) 39-42; mediums (41 lbs. extra rooms that will give your family the space they need. trading on the American Stock (Jen Pub lit Transnmer 20% • 1st Payment in June O Tel 1 El tin Carbide Family Circle tf/t average) 38-39'/2; smalls' (36 lbs We will dp (he entire job or simply frame the rooms and you {Exchange. Scurry Rainbow Oil Gen Tire Dn Pac «nn. Qlllette Unit Alrc 107 V, Hanson VW-M SV, average) 33>4-**V^: peewees 27-28 can finish off. Either way our prices are lowest. Call for Olcn Aid 3511 • Up TO 20 Yean to Pay trose Vi, Chromalloy y, and Cin- United Cp M International Flavors and Fragrances 30 Browns: extras (47 lbs. min.) Free Estimate. ' ' >rama %. Cubic Corp. dropped Ooodrlch US Lines 814 Goodyear .US Plywd Laird * Company ' 2% 'SU'S top quality (4( 7 lbs. min) ) %, Continental Vending % and Grace Co UH Rub m Monm&uth Capital 9 at AAP UB Bmelt ; 41-43; mediumi s (4(411 lbs. average) •Irving Air Chute %. Volume was Greyhound . ua Steel Monmouth Electric . 1% Gulf Oil Van Al Ell 38-40; smalls ' (36 lbs. average) 1.08 million shares compared with Hamm Pap Walworth Monmouth Park 12U Hero Pdr Worn B Pic J, Natural Gas 1.00 35'/ 34-35; peewees 27-28. MONMOUTH CONSTRUCTION CO. ! 1.22.million Wednesday. III Cent Wn Un Tel J. Natural Ga» Pfd 1.20 21% Corporate bonds were mixed. [nt Bm Mch WtMJ B\ 3OH Int Harv White Mot HIGHWAY 35 AT HEDDONS CORNER MIDDLETOWN SJTS Rowan Controller , 71A | Buying or selling? Use the V. S. government bonds declined Woolwlh Spiral Metal vi in reaction to the Treasury's rec- nt Nick ' TngH Bh*T SiK Register Classified for qucik re- PRospecf 5-1333 — TWinbrook 2-2600 — SHadytide 1-5060 Int Paper Wit U. S. Homes & Development Corp. v/t ord (29 billion refunding program. Int Tel4T«l Zenith R MS sults.—Advertisement. 4-Friday, Fdsniary 22,1963 RED BANK REGISTER RAPS RESTRICTION "to coadena such a book by a There's no Trick to Having Efr PATERSON—Mayor Fntak X. few lines In tbtet page* out oftra "ash. You Get it Fast "When Bounced by the Pearl Assurance Graves' order restricting public 499, or (o give t&e impression Ubrtry copies of t book to adult You Use The Register OuslfleA Co., Hew York, -was invaJM. that It Is aitby, is an affront to Court Rules readers "is an affront to good Mrs. Gould obtained a liability —Advertisement. I judgment,". 32 (acuity membersgood judgment." policy in April, 1961, for a at Ptterson State College "say. Insurance she didn't own and before she |The book, "Children of Sanchez," had obtained a driver's license. an anthropological ftudjr of Mex- Pact Binding In May, driving on a learner's ico'* ilum dtteflers, warordered permit, with the car owner, Rob- removed from the Kbrdry last FREEHOLD - Gay Bc-ltoi ert Falk, of Keansburg, as Wednesday by Graves who Mid Could, of Keansburg, won ai passenger, she was involved In it contained filthy .language. He an auto collision. The result: order Wednesday to force ai later aid the two copies In the two law suits against her. insurance company to defeni library could be returned but her on two pending auto acciden When she notified the insur- only adults could read them. The ance company she wanted then teachers sent a letter to the li- to provide lawyers to defend her, Monmouth County Judge Ed brary's board of trustees yester- under terms of her -contract, she ward J. Ascher granted a mo day saying Graves' action "con- learned the company was quit- Prosperous citizens are not averse to making hay tion by her attorney, Stephen J stitutes a threat to the Inde- ting its policy. It claimed she Foley, Asfcury Park, that th< pendence of the librarian and rtie at J. ((ridel's G. W. Sale, continuing Saturday. hadn't made known to it she was disclaimer of responsibility an library board." They saldtnst married, that she didn't own the car, and that she didn't have a license. ITS HERE I But Mrs. Gould said all of this PRIVATE LABEL* information was given to an agent. If be withheld, it from the company, it wasn't her fault, her BY GEORGE POWERS lawyer argued. Both Mr. Foley and the company's lawyer, Ed- •••••••••••••••••••• ward J. Reilly, Jr., of Newark, ULUB said they had been unsuccessful in serving papers on the agent WHISKEY to bring him to court to testify. BLENDED 9 In his ruling, Judge Ascher said there was no proof of fraud WE DID IT!! 86 Proof 40% straight 4i or misrepresentation and that whiskeys. the company nrost honor its con- (0% grata tract. The effect is (hat, unless neutral spirits. 3.79 fifth appeals to higher courts or new litigation interferes, the company TRADE WINDS must assume responsibility for COMMUTERS Mrs. Gould's defense In the suits. WINE & LIQUOR There's no Trick to Having Ex- WINTER CLUB Rose Tomabo, Proprietor tra Cash. You Get it Fast When 184 Monmouth St., Red Bank You Use The Register Classified. SH 1-9721 —Advertisement. WEEK SPECIAL AT NEW REDUCED RATES 15 NOW THRU JUNE lZtfi

Imagine! Now you can enjoy all the healthful benefits and fun of the Winter ADULTS $45.00 BY GEORGE! YOU SAVE Club at new reduced rates daring the. nicest part of the .season. Take advant- CHILDREN 25.00 MORE MONEY AT age of this, join this weekend. (4 to 11) SHREWSBURY PHARMACY • SALT WATER POOL FAMILY (4) 100.00 SAME PLACE?— The transformation of a house at 68 Maple Ave., Red Bank, was FAMILY (3) accomplished by Jhe Woodward Construction Company which purchased the; prem- • SUN ROOMS moo A ONE DAILY ises last October. Charles Woodward, who used to maintain offices in his horn* OH • STEAM ROOMS FAMILY (2) 75,00 Irving PL, said the new structure houses two offices, one of them his new place of VITAMIN business, and two apartments. BOTTLE OF 39 GIRL, t, DIES UNION - Cynthia Nash, 6, of 250 TABLETS Muir PI., died Wednesday of 2 Bridge Column urns she suffered Jan. 29 when COMPARE AND SAVE 4.08 When I was going to college THE HANDS ler dress caught fire from a sang a popular song of the day tove as she reached for a cookie BEACH CLUB Nationally Advertised Brand 6.47 to my landlord and my girl friends, but it didn't do me any ar. Police said the child had Bottle of 250 North dealer 1331 OCEAN AVE. SEA BRIGHT good. Since then I have dis- North-South vulnerable limbed a chair alongside the OUR BRAND ONLY 2.39 covered that "Ttie best things in NORIH tove to reach for the cookie Jar CALL 8424292 life are free" likewise doesn' * A852 an. overhead cabinet. apply to finesses. 0AKQ52 200 ASPIRIN West opened the seven o + Q J 8 2 BOTTLES OF 100 spades, and South's eyes lit up.WEST , EAST He could get a free finesse by XT 4 K J 10 9 3 S7K1O8 43 uck Farmers stream asd Interfered ntffli ir- GOP Group over Win have lived In New Parker Land to AIL Y CROSSWORD Boro rigation of tfaeir turn. Jersey six montfw and in Mon- Aosoas U9*. 5u«3 Levitt Firm The suit in Superior Court by Promotes mouth County 60 days we elitrV Subdivision L Etui of M«aT« Report On FREEHOLD - Two brotherj Henry and' Paiquate EapotUa We to vote if they are regis- toast wedding 18. said construction of the housing tered ' " 1 cake rho have long operated a truck project resulted In blocking «nr- «. Hop-length weight »rm in Matawan Township sued Registration Is Studied v carefully boot 30. Fruit Development their irrigation line and destruc- Club officers said they expect «vitt & Sons, builders, Wednes- UJftG BRANCH - Tie Long to announce a local ticket for SHREWSBURY - The Plan- U. Reserved DOWN of the tion of their crops. * and cool L Stone rowbuih EATONTOWN - A report, on Branch Republican Club is stress- the primary election in the near ning Board Wednesday beard the ay on grounds the company's Leo Weiristein, of Matawan, UHlvw T SH. Poem' Old Deal-Homes by the former filed the suit for die Espositos. fag ,tp wouldie voters here thefuture, TTiey also said that a public in connection with the ma- S3. Made itrathmore-at-Matawan hdusing drive* for new members will be jor subdivision of the former iMan'snamo borough engineer, Henry La- neo^sity of becoming properly ment S. Means of (nenelO conducted shortly. Being looked Parker property that has been 13. Young beloved Itrtwtey** Aamr brecque,. accompanying his re- registered by March 7 for the for now is a regular meeting requested by the WycWldd Real- 4.BolivU: 24.P«trlotto quest for payment of engineering 196% spring primary election."' place. ' ty Company at Matawan. It. To on* abbr. organka- fees for this project, was re- IS IT REALLY AArtent UomaSbr. of a Urging members to help get The hearing will be continued #ipow 6.Dlah 25. Cunning i?hiirfth ceived Wednesday by the.Mayor out * Wg vote, City Councilman CUT A HOLE AND FISH at the board's next meeting be- 16. Memorials • 7. JFK'S bt- 27.Bywayof 38. Rational and Council. Edgar DirJtelspiel, president oj TORONTO (AP) — Fishing cause some residents may have 17. Maker of tervtewers 29. Roman ST. luminary A BARGAIN? the club, has distributed change through the ice has grown rapidly received less than legal notice. hOM & Russian copper 89.Cry The report stated that the of address cards tiMch voters ».Er-Pre«i- man'* name mtney of drainage situation at Iris and in popularity in Ontario. Some Dr. Donald C. Seuffert of 309 dent 9. Only SLEngllihcHy crow The going rafe may be low who/have moved can use without 80,000 anglers were noted hi a Sycamore Ave., while not expres- Heath Sts. is unsatisfactory. the necessity of re-registering. Herbert 10. Caroline 82. Box «0.COT*teHa- 63-day census. sing an objection to the plan, sug- baa many SS. White ant Uoa Borough Attorney Henry J. ... but what satisfaction He did this at the club's Mon- gested the realignment of a dead 'The most popular site is Lake Si Spreads Saling said that, "with the report will the "bargain" give? day meeting in his home. Simcoe. end street designed to serve the grass to 1 a 3 4- 5 u 7 • 8 9 K try % in hand, matters can be brought eight-house development. With investments, too, the l&AUme II tx to a head" with the Old Deal The' cul-de-sac, Dr. Seuffert waiter YA Homes developer. real test is value gained noted would abut his property. 27. Mercenary It 14- J8, Member Long discussion of drainage If it were moved closer to the % for the future. As one of midpoint between his home and ofHouse a a* situations in the " development bis story has of Lord* % YA the former Parker house, have had Inconclusive results to our many banking services, S9. To dry out (T It I» date. would spare four or five desir- ofdoon ; % % able trees, and would more close- 20. Satisfy to ai ax H 3* as Mr. Saling suggested an early we'll gladly advise you ly follow the intent of setback B2. Boats used conference of borough officials, regulations, he said. 3» Mr. tabrecque and the developer about investments. No ob- % Howard Siegel, president of the 1» ,* _ At the same meeting, counci ligation. developing firm, said he would as.1 . % approved two minor subdivisions discuss the realignment with the J3.8tand- M JI as recommended by the Planning new owner of the Parker house % ^Af/< Board. One would straighten lot and Implement Dr. Seuffert's rec- J* , u 14. n W lines of several lots on Rt. 36 KEANSBURG-MIDDLETOWN ommendation, If possible. ^A% M 4o belonging to Broad-Leroy, Inc. The board also granted a ml' » and to Charles and Minnie Car- NATIONAL BANK nof subdivision to Thomas Far- 41. roil. The other separated one lot p 150 by 200 feet in size on Richard- KEANSBURG MIDDLETOWN UNCROFT rell, a local contractor, who ap- 42. Madison Y/< LIncroft Shopping plied for permission to create • Sfrate 43 son Ave. from' a larger parcel Church & Carr Ave Kings Hwy. there owned by John C. and Center a new tot at Laurel St. and Thom- Gaidm % , 787-0100 OS 1-28O0 SH 7.0900 as Aye. ' Marpfir.pt Gran ton Mr. Farrell will shorten four krtj to create a fifth lot with frontage on Laurel St. Offer Scholarship ALUMINUM PRODUCTS There's no Trick to Having Ex- PBA Has Fund for Area Students tra Cash. You Get it Fast When You Use The Register Classified. RUMSON - A fund has been qualifiedq . Applicantpp s will be eval- —Advertisement. established by the Patrolmen's uated on the. basis of scholarship, Benevolent Association, Local" 48, citizenship, personality, leader to provide two annual schol- ship, perseverance, resourceful- arships W deserving students ne^s, patriotismi , general worthlhl- SPECIAL from the five boroughs from ness and financial need. g SALE! which the PBA chapter draws its Judgeg s are Dr. Charles A. FOLDING STEEL members. Announcement of the Wolbach of Monmouth Col CAN BE YOUR STORY scholarships was made by Rum- lege, former Rumson superin- BRONZETONE son Patrolman John Shea, presi- tendent of schools; Sverre Sor- ENDS TOMORROW NIGHT AT 5:30 The story of home mortgage plans vary BRIDGE dent of Local 48. ensen, Atlantic Highlands attor- Students living In Rumson, ney, and Patrolman John Keany ..'. but you will find we have one suited Fair Haven, Sea Bright, High- of Rumson, chairman of the THE LOWEST PRICE EVER CHAIR lands and Atlantic Highlands are scholarship committee. to your personal budget . « * Stop in to compete for the Other committee members axe FOR THIS FINE COMBINATION WINDOW awards, regardless of the schools Patrolmen Louis A. DeVito of today or Call and start a new chapter they attend. Fair Haven and John Carmody in your new home. • •••.>. . PBA scholarship application of Sea Bright. ; forms have been distributed to THE secondary schools in Rumson, Fair' Havei Two More lands- and Atlantic Highlands. RAILROAD Applications may also be ob- tained at the police headquarters Strathmore Mainstay Federal Savings in these boroughs. To be consid- WAREHOUSE ered for the 1963 PBA scholar- ships, applications must be re- Parcels OKd Inst. opt. and Loan Association turned to the secretary of Rum- MATAWAN TOWNSHIP -The OUTLET son Local 48 on or before March Planning Board Wednesday night 36 Monmouth Street Red Bank MI Highway S, Eatontown 15. granted final approval to two Jut (tooth of Katwtotra'Clrdt The annual scholarships will be more sections of the Levitt and OFJEH DAILY »;3« to t:3O presented to the two students -Mortgage Loan* S4T. t:M «• «:» . Sons, lac, Strathmore develop- CM1542J820 who, in the opinion of the judges, ment. • Triple Track E-Z Tilf Approved were section 29, com- prising 87 building lots, and sec- tion 21, with 23 lots, located in • C6n be cleaned from Inside the Ivy Hill Park tract. The, planners also approved • Made from hear hardened minor subdivision of a five-acre tract for Bell Park Realty CO., extruded aluminum ATYOUR FORD DEALER'S FRIDAY! Long Branch. Some iy-i acres of the Amboy Rd. tract are under contract to • MFG. SUGGESTED RETAIL PRICE 12,75 eo, Csilc Brothers, Keyport contrac- The Liveliest of the Lively Ones! tors. According to the board, no Meet Ford's all-new Command Performance cars fresh from their world premiere in plans for developing the land Monaco! At center is the hot new Falcon Sprint V-8 that won first in its class at the famed have been announced by the firm. j SPECIAL PURCHASE Monte Carlo Rallye. Bucket seats, sports-type steering wheel, 164-hp V-8 and tachometer Held for further study was a are standard. More news! V-8 engines now available with any FalconI* Fop: the hew Fairlane three-lot subdivision of a four- 1 Siie Only 500 Sports Coupe that took Alpine grades like a native. There's acre tract on Wilson Ave. owned • Combination Door 32x80'/2 a choice of two V-8's and a vinyl covering in black or white for America's liveliest, by William F. Washburn. most care-free carsi its Thunderbird roof, foreground; new Super Torque Ford • Picmo Hinge Sports Hardtop with V-8 zoom up to 425 hp and sleek new roof- 2d Corps' • Fully weather stripped line. This beautiful new hardtop looks like a convertible! •Eiottt Fiicon Station B|A ind Clitl> Vbgon 45th Year • Storm chain, automatic I closure, rubber door, Is Marked bottom. CAMP KILMBR-The Army's FULL ONE-INCH THICK 2d Corps this week celebrated its 45th anniversary here with 2 GLASS, 1 SCREEN representatives of its Fort Moil- mouth Reserve Center attending We are unable to measure for this door so please check I the cake-cutting ceremony. The corps, which directs Army your door frame for she. Remember, this super value Is | Reserve and Reserve Officer Training Corps aotivites in New available In sbe 32x80V2 only! Jersey and New York, has con- tributed 45 Reserve units for ao Mfg. suggested List Price 27.98 tive duty during the Berlin Crisis Now commanded by Maj. Gen. Tames D: Alger, its part com- manders have included Gens. Mark W. Clark, George S. Pat- ton, Jr., Omar N. Bradley and Geoffrey Keyes. It was cited BATHTUB for its action in World War II.

Involve Five Vehicles In Accident on Rt. 36 ENCLOSURE UNION BEACH - A trailer truck driven by Bertram Finlay, Newark, Wednesday morning skidded on ice on Rt. 36 and hit three cars in a row before turn- ing over. Inst. Mr. Finley was treated at Riv- Opt. erview Hospital for minor in- juries and released. There were • Sturdy anodiied frame no other injuries, police re- ported. ]• Nylon Roller The other three drivers were • Easy to clean track William Rich, 89 South Ave., At- lantic Highlands; John M. Dan- • Inside and gurslde sturdy towel bar Ick, 67 Avenue D, Atlantic High- lands, and Charles J. Snable, 19 Chamone Ave., Leonardo. m BUDGET TERMS • FREE DELIVERY The car driven by Mr, Snable VENETIAN Dally & Saturday 8 A.M.-S:J0 PJW. struck an auto* driven by George Wed. and Frl. 'tfl 9 PM. mwttwtun L. Delage, 69 Church St., Keans- "Between Yanko'i ft ReusiUlet burg, police reported. BLINDS State Trooper David Crafts, • To S3" wide (4 QQ MOUNT ENGLISH SALES COMPANY Keyport barracks, Investigated. and 54" llon g Y I W owns Mr. Finlay was given a sum- ea. • While steel 32 Brood St. SHadyside 1-7600 Rid Bank mons for careless driving, re- «lats T B 90 Monmouth Street SHadyside 1-6000 Red Bank turnable la Municipal Court March 19. m '1,' High-Price Spread JM BISHOR Red Bank, N. J. Established 1871 by John a Cook tad Heny day Free WoHJ Must Sped Published by Hie Red Btnk Register Incorporated Lo Wu is not a town. It's a railroad station. It . HAMY PENNINGTON, President IAMBS I. HOGAN, Editor sits forlorn and deserted beside the Shamshun River. M. HAEOIJD KELLY, General Manager A cast Iron bridge with tracks crosses, the muddy Thomas J. Bly William F. Sandford and Arthur Z. Kimln Frank W. Harbour stream. A year ago I stood on the bridge* fbii Is the Ixtcutlvt Bdltor Auocltt* Idltori Iflddutown Bumu Up. Bamboo Curtain. The end of the world .... Member ot the Associated Press riu Ajitwiiui Pnu u tntKiM «ICIUIIT«IJ U UU UM tor nrotMutua o! ill UM loot! n«wi jttaul la mil Hie British keep their people away unpiiw u will u u AP mvi dupttefcu from It, No one is permitted within two Member of American Newspaper Publishers Allocation miles of Lo Wu without a pass and an Member Audit Bureau ol Circulation escort The 3,200,000 people' of pong TS» tut Bant R«Hn»r uiumii no anucat r«ipon«lblliuei lor tTPOfnptticil tnon Is tdnrtlMmtuM, but Kong in glad to obey. They live In Hie otn tacrtit wiuout chirn, that (an ot an adv«rtlnmen! u. which tht ITrwjriphlcil ttror oocun. AdmtlMn Mil plaao ootltv UM manaftmint Unxaidl&U)? ot any trror wtUeo may occur. steamy apartments of Kowloon and Thli Bitraoapu uramu n» reijKmi'.bllltiti Iw itatimenU ol oplnltuu la Utun from 1U rudira. Deep Water Bay and Victoria and,.Re- BuBunption Pilc« In Ao>inc« LMI thin s mot, ttt month tl.M U montht-JllOO • month*-* P.00 pulse Bay. The connecting links between atl oopy at counter, t eanta Ui copy by mall, 10 cuu I monlhi-4 IM the world of Capitalism and the world FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1963 °' Communism are two: the Iron bridge, and a fat water pipe. ' The pipe brings water from Mao Tae-tunj-jto the John Glenn—A Year Later crown colony of Hong Kong. Without it, Hong Kong cannot exist Castro controls the Yteras River, which • It hardly seems that a year has which Charles A. Lindbergh made brings water to Guantaoamo. There is a deadly parallel passed since Astronaut John H. the first solo crossing of the Atlantic in this. Someday, the valves will be closed. Glenn, Jr. made his space flight. in 1927. Once a day, the Canton train brings refugees to The occasion was marked in Imagine how far man has come the edge of the Bamboo Curtain. The cars are strung fitting fashion Wednesday when since the early 1900s. Indeed, Glenn out behind an old steam locomotive and the Chinese Glenn presented his space capsule and his spacecraft rank with the get off on the mainland side of the bridge to await pi- pars to go across to the Free World. They gauge the Wrights and Lindbergh. Friendship 7 to the Smithsonian In- sun, and sit h the shadow of the iron bridge. Then stitution. Along with it went the Sen. Clinton P. Anderson, D-N. am men, and women, and babies. Furniture is piled space suit and helmet that he wore Mex., a regent of the Smithsonian on strong backs. • . ; and the small American flag that and a member of the Senate Space I stood In the middle of the bridge, watching.' Be- he carried on his historic three-orbit Sciences Committee, in accepting the hind me, two British officers of the Colonial Office flight—the first by an American. spacecraft and the other objects, watched. Ahead, Chinese soldiers in the brown tunics of Communism stood looking. They carried Bren guns It is interesting to note the prog- cited Glenn. slung on their backs. On their side was a white switch ress that has been made in the space He said he had great pride "in tower. On it was « large red star. Above the tower, race in the one year since Glenn being a fellow American citizen with a red flag with five stars flew. made his flight. John Glenn, whose courage, daring 600,000,000 Good People skill'thrilled us a year ago today as And it is also interesting, and Behind the tower, behind the brown mountains fascinating, to think of the place at he flew this craft through space, and These Days: behind the tower, are 600,000,000 Chinese. They are which the presentation ceremony whose conduct since—in the bright LETTERS good people, with a militant inefficient government took place—under two famous air- glare of inevitable publicity — has HIGH 8CHOOL The 600,000,000 are not permitted membership fa the Where Washington Put His Heart SPORTSMANSHIP craft suspended from the ceiling. been an example and an inspiration Navestnk, N. J., United Nations. The 7,000,000 Cubans are. • •. •. These were the craft in which Or- to us all." v ' By JOHN CHAMBERLAIN Feb. 20, 1963. The summer before, I drove through Brandenburger To the Editor, Tor into Berlin East This is the other side of the cur- ville and Wilbur Wright made the Those were words well spoken— February is the month In which we praise famous I have never written a letter tain of Communism. It was a sweet Sunday afternoon. first powered flight in 1903, and the and they represent the sentiments of men. The assumption is that we'need heroes to lift the to a newspaper in my life but after attending the MJddletown There are 1,300,000 persons in Berlin East and t could Spirit of St. Louis, the airplane in a grateful nation. masses out of themselves and to raise standards t Townihip-Neptune basketball not find more than three or four, no matter where I which the wise and the honest may repair. I do not fo game last night I was moved write this to you. looked. Russian soldiers were everywhere, but Ger- a moment doubt the. need for heroes. Nevertheless, mans were not to be seen. Thinking Day' there is a disconcerting bit of truth Never have I seen such hy» terical antics by a ooach as 1 Between the two sides of the curtain are 950,000,- encapsulated in that old Chinese saying, laws of a Girl Scout. Stressed in witnessed last night by the Nep-000 people. From what I saw of them, in Berlin and Today is Washington's Birthday, "A great man is a public calamity." tune coach. Running alongside nil team ball on too court, halt off at Lo Wu, they are poor and spiritless. The American ' remembered and celebrated as the those laws are the concepts of Many of our modern crop of gre and the referee never paying any laborer owns an automobile and a television set The anniversary of The Father of The honor, loyalty, helpfulness, friendli- men have indeed been public calamities, attention to Mm. This Is in Itself average Red serf owns his feet, and a pair of eyes, lie Country. It does not take away from ness, courtesy, kindness, obedience, Hitler, Mussolini, Lenin, Stalin, Castro, was unethical enough, but the real problem was the so-called thinks. It is wrong, in my opinion, for us to display Mao Tse-tung—the list ojj great men the spirit of the holiday occasion cheerfulness, thrift and cleanliness. Neptune fans who rooted for the animosity to a billion people who are wrung dry of who have used their talents in murder team. They were the nmt un- to also remember that 10,000 Girl On 'Thinking Day" scouts gath- sweat by their masters. ous ways is too long to be overlooked, sportsmanlike group I have ever Scouts in Monmouth and Ocean ered in 600 troops in the Shore area encountered on a high school lev- Radio Free Europe does a good Job of getting past Better if such "heroes" had* never beet el or any other level for thai Counties will observe it as ^Think- are being asked to bring to mind Chamberlain born. the warmongering Communist governments of East matter, The comments they Rumania, Poland, Hungary and Czechoslo- ing Day," a time to give thought to sister guides and scouts all over the To be something more than a public calamity, the passed about "the Middletown those many fine practices girls can world and develop a better under- players and their cheerleader* vakia directly to the people. At its best, it doesn't reach great man must respect the human personality as anwere disgraceful. Mass hysteria standing of their problems. They are more than 100,000,000 of the 950,000,000 who hunger accomplish together. end, not as a means. Americans rightly revere Abraham gripped them when they Were for truth. The*truth, in spite of radio Jamming,.gets asked to think about ways of ad- Lincoln and George Washington because their greatness losing in the fourth period'and If the spirit represented by Wash- it was win at any cost no matte: through. • . ington could be brought to life, it vancing ethical conduct and good was not tinged with megalomania. Greatness was some-how or what the means. thing they shouldered, not because they wanted to be In West Berlin, I met many refugees who were at citizenship. If Washington had his The full impact hit me when Marienfelde Center waiting for food, clothing, transpor- seems certain that no dad could be great, but because they had jobs to do. They respectei thought of what is happening to .prouder of any daughter than he way, he could ask no more from our Americas sense of fair play tation and a Job. They told me that they always listened the individual, even the individual in dissent. They dii and. sportsmanship and the would of one who followed the basic any group of Americans. not stoop to use people as means if such use was likelj to Radio Free Europe; RFE not only gave them world thought that the other'fellow also news, but local weather news, and detailed Communist to tend in any way to degrade them as human beings, may have a good player or play- ers that are worthy of apprecia- difficulties in each city. The Free World needs some- The Lyons Dem Willing to Go Out of Office tion by you as an opponent Thii thing like that near the Bamboo Curtain, even though was definitely not the case. Bob The really distinguishing thing about Washington, Giradin, one of the finest basket- there are fewer radio sets in China. in particular, is that, like Winston Churchill,, he,was ball players at the shore and One good pair of ears becomes a thousand tongues. About People Named Smith, Gilbert, Kennedy real gentleman, was castigated always willing to go out of office. His acres at Mtbecaus. e he made 22 points and The British will not help us to get such a station, nor By LEONARD LYONS Vemon, with its broad view of the Potomac River also played a fine floor game. would they permit one in the Hong Kong Crown In Neptune fans' eyes this wai night for "Strange Interlude" were his abiding passion, and he always longed to g< Colony. They not only recognize the Red Chinese gov- (EDITOR'S NOTE: Sylvia Last Friday, pursuant to court- terrible because they were sup- calls for a 6 p.m. curtain, a Porter, who writes ths- "Your order, the Internal Revenue De- back to them. The truth is that he regarded business— posed to Jiava all the stars and ernment, but they trade with it and permit Mao to Money's Worth" column usually partment released over $1 million dinner-break from 8:30 to 9:30, the private enterprise that is now derided by Leftists— win tlha game by 40 point*, with smuggle whatever he needs from the Free World*. The found on this page. Is taking it had grabbed from the Listen- and final curtain at 11:30 p.m as actually far more interesting than politics or theno, or little, opposition. They British do this solely to hang onto 30 miles of territory several weeks' rest. Today's Patterson receipts. Only $400,000 That's one hour too late for the said so. substitute column is written by is being held by the department morning-paper critics, but at 5 military Ufe. In Washington's philosophy soldiering wai which is worth less than the pipe which carries the Leonard Lyons.) now, in an escrow account. . , curtain would make It dif- I am a World War H veteran, something to be pursued under the whip of necessity a past county commander of the Communist water to them. JFK's brother-in-law, Steve Jean Cardin, the Paris designer, ficult for ticket-holders who have American Legion and an Inde- Smith, had an important confer- will head for N.Y. to design jobs to do. . . Another problem one took up one's sword under duress, to help preserve At present, the world of China is in uneasy stale- pendent businessman and n ence here last week with Carmine Susan Strasberg's costume concerns Franchot Tone and Bet-or restore a situation in which one could go back to mate. Chiang Kai-shek rules in Taiwan and threatens such I have always been inter- ty Field, who appear early in the de Saplo, the deposed leader of 'Camilte." Jeanne Moreau, the private life on unmolested terms. ested in sports, having played to invade the mainland, but he has neither the men play. Will they wait backstage Tammany Hall... Eddie Gilbert, French star, will accompany him Ugh school ball in North Jersey, five hours, just to take the cur- What tends to get lost out of our standard history nor the weapons for the task. Besides, the U.S. Seventh who returned from Brazil to fight e. . . A famed publishln; and when I see American Ugh Fleet cruises between him and Mao. The Communists the federal indictment on alleged company plans to sell Its papei tain-call bows? •• books is the fact that Washington was perhaps the schools displaying this type ot be- misuse of corporate funds, has mills. Hike Is Rib-Breaker greatest business man of his day. He had the Instinctshavior I wonder what our Ameri- are out of the UN and Chiang is in. A very uneasy been testifying before a Grand The Actors Studio's opening- Walter Lord, author of the book cas system 1J coming to. stalemate indeed. < ' about the Lusltania, "A Night to of a land developer and a modern commercial farmer, Jury regarding the practices ol Very truly yours, Remember," has been doing re- I stood at the bridge at Lo Wu and watched tha certain bankers. . . Lew Cheslei and he was also the most prominent flour miller of his Walter A. Woods is trying to convert Free-Port, search in Mississippi for his bode time. The day after he had resigned as Commander-in- refugees come across, some trotting under heavy loads, about the James Meredith case in the Grand Bahamas, into Hong HYDROFOILS AMD DEBRIS , There is quite a stir in the Chief of the successful American Army in 1783 Wash- some staggering. They left a government which prom- Kong-West. 8 Harbor V\ew Dr., island of Mallorca because a new ington was back in Mt Vernon, actively picking up the ises all and gives nothing for a world which promises Oleg Cassinl, the dress-designer Atlantic Highlands, N. J. housing development has blocked who is president of Le Club, had reins of practical business affairs that he had dropped To the Editor: little and gives little. American school children, j am John) Miro's view from his studio a fist fight with Oliver Coquelin, On the lSth of January this sure, could build a powerful transmitter in Taiwan with , Bridegroom Hal Prince, pro- some seven years before. The minute he had his farm manager of Le Club. It took place year you ran a picture In your ducer of "West Side Story" and in order he was up and off on a tour of the upper Po- their pennies, and another in South Korea. / . last Saturday night in the street paper entitled "Beautiful Beach." "A Funny Thing...", Is audition- outside the club... Ava Gardner tomac River and across the Alleghenies to th This has disturbed me to the It is time the Free World began to speak up. Loud, ing obstetricians to deliver his was there, with George Plimp- point that I feel this letter ii in expected Dauphin. Monongahela. •'•'.. ton, to whose home Mrs. JFK order. Would you please run the Alistair Cook fell under the NON-PROFIT ENTERPRISE bad come the week before, He had invested ten thousand dollars in stock of picture again to emphasize my spell of the New Frontier's hiking dub-member asked1. "What did Point. A routine, started a hiko through the Potomac Company, which proposed to connect the Miss Gardner do during the Your photographer and the the Connecitute woods — then seaboard and the western rivers by a system of locks fight?" The report was: "Ava public are so accustomed to see- tripped. and broke Three of his didn't do anything, except clap and canals. He owned title to lands in Pennsylvania, ing large accumulations of flot- ribs. . . Leopold Stokowski, in- her hands and whistle a Paso sam, jetsam, and Just plain train cidentally, celebrated his 50th an- western New York, Kentucky and Ohio as well as in Doble." that they can see a beautiful niversary as a conductor here by Virginia, and in his will, a remarkable document, he beach despite the huge collection The President will participate discarding the cane he used'for recommended that his "executors not ... be precipi- ot debris. All of us art harassed in the symposium being given for months. At first he had to use tate in disposing of the landed property . . . experi- consistently by this problem 300 top American industrialists, xutches — following a football virile boating, swimming, flitting by the American Bankers As- scrimmage with his son on the ence having fully evinced that the price of land (espe- just relaxing in our famed sociation in Washington Feb. 25 slippery floor ol his apartment. cially above the Falls of the Rivers & on the Western vater haven. Ths public accepts ... Walter Abel, the Broadway Dmitri Tiomkin, Hollywood's Waters) have been progressively rising, and cannot be his filth along with this wonder- star, attends every performance prizewlnning composer-arranger, M natural resource tike and at of the, American Symphony long checked in its increasing value ..." last week was guest-conductor picnic or a hangover after maf- Orchestra in Carnegie Hall. His for the Coldstream Guards' band His Greatest Pleasure lnts.; It is not necessary that we wife plays the second-harp in the in London. The Russian-accented iccept thli condition. orchestra... Adrian Conan-Doyle Tiomkin complained that the As an engineer-business man before the Revolution Who Is responsible for this? smashed up his Ferrari while Guardsmen didn't understand Washington had organized a company to drain the Many strips at tea and In port driving It at over 100 miles per English — that Is, his English.,, are guilty. Stevedors and long- hour. He's in a Swiss hospital. Joan Morse, the designer, is isiu Great Dismal Swamp in back of Norfolk, Va., and forshoremen art great offenders. Souffle for Hone ng Pink Stamps — for purchases five years of his life he spent most of his energies as Many people living or playing Lynn Fontanne told of the time of $100, $500, $1,000, $2,000 and active manager of the enterprise. The business was a the water1! edge are thought- •he and Alfred Lunt were re- $5,000. . . Jule Styne, the com- most profitable one. After his death his executors col- ess, even you have probably hearsing a play production by a poser, is completing his next 4de4 lo the accumulation at oat humorless man. The producer ihow-score in Palm Beach. lected some $18,000 In dividends on it in the years be- Ime or another.. As an example: asked them to do the comedy Keeps Turkish Bath tween 1810 and 1825, and they finally sold Washing- this writing there are miny scene for him, again. . . Lunt Ketti Frings, who won the ton's share in the company to Bushrod Washington, a ons of ashes and trash on the told him: "Doing a comedy scene 'ulitzer Prize for dramatizing >each in front of the old River for you is like serving a souffle 'Look Homeward Angel," is la- nephew, for $12,100. louse Restaurant and Hotel In to a horse." i -Friday, February 22,1963 (See LYONS, Page 7) (See CHAMBERLAIN, Page 7) (Se« LETIERS, Page 7) ' AHui'Scol* Report. ekenrfeal In Cdbu twrtors and BED BAM REGISTER • Friday, Petn»ry_22s 1963-7' orts to btrtai iMpping. As most DAILY CROSSWORD rt ftconsist * of Soviet Moo ve*> 2d Place wit, they would be the tefdmt Financing Subversion Mt abbr. Psychiatry and. Religion ft.Wa.ya for Devine i -By Robert S. Allen and Paul Scott The eheinfcai, when sucked In 4.uttu island By GEORGE W. CORNELL ligious life outside the 'psychla." to the boilers and ballast tanks it. Btoodtfip. fcikuat [n Oratory Associated Press Religion Writer trist'j territory' is no more rea- WASHINGTON—Fidel Castro is brazenly using the af ships, cause* extensive corro- ltBuKttfs 1. tpwavd .. dWrM- Psychiatry once scolded people sonable than so to consider his* sion and leakage In a matter of m# RED BANK - James R. De- for being hush-hush about sex, sexual life," he said. • prboner-ransom money he obtained from the U.S. to hours. U. Youn* motorist vine, a freshman at Red Bank finance Communist subvention In Latin America. tavkty (Swds.) saying such old-fashioned reti- The "silent quarantine" plan Is M.lUestro'l B.WhlUU» High School, won second place cence limply clouded a vital is- Eeuadoreani students grilled on returning from Cu- an* of the more than 23 sub- wand T. Hum's son Friday night at the New Jersey sue. Now come indications that Welfare Board \ mitted to the newty-organited 16. An* 8. Jk fixed St. Chop Forensic League state finals for psychiatry itself sometimes is in- ba revealed that their Communist leaders received Juoan crisis committee recently otoffi* c*»tof I students competing in the origi- 1 hibited, in another vital tone. Re-elects Slate \\ $80,000 of the ransom money to conduct anti-govern- let up by the President. Its puf» l&RuMlaa t.Dtooratu SO.OftnooW MUM . nal oratory section. His composi- ment operations. »»e is to develop ways and lB.tluok •LMsmn'a. tLAtttm.mil tion was titled, "Rockets, Mis- Apparently the practitioners LONG BRANCH - Councilman IttW IT. Arab's are inclined to be hush-hush about that is closely watching what Means to "lessen the Communist siles? No, Prejudice." Edgar N. Dlnkelsplel was elected! The students reported XT.Ualt «S.liMtet«r> religion. to his fourth successive term- Castro la doing with .the large military threat in Cuba." unit: The only freshman in the that Castro, in turning over ransom shipments of food andThe committee; with members lfcOwaSf Mbunta Utvta finals, he competed against 12 At least that wa* the finding Wednesday as chairman of thsr the money, boasted that all medicine to Cuba. The full ran- from the State, Defense and Jus- re. mart* unit system to •T.Rttdemd other schools throughout the today of Dr. Philip Woollcott, Jr. Long Branch Welfare Board. ] Ice Departments and the Central J8.Kslv»of 8o.AU. fatofswU* state at Pennlngton High School. of Topeka, Kan., a pscyhiatrlst. Mrs. Gertrude Berman also of the S2.S mil-som payment Is J53 million, ot Back Bay which about $29 million in sup- Intelligence Agency, Is headed by He earned the opportunity.. to He reports a tentative study sug- was chosen, for the fourth year. lion ransom Sterling Cottrell. W-Wordot s B 1 a 10 gests psychiatrists tend to avoid payment he got plies has been delivered so tar compete in the finals earlier this in a row, to be secretary - treast In formulating its proposals, % month by being among the top the religious factor in analyzing urer. I lor the Day of aT.Oommsnd 1 a CASTRO AGENTS -?Other Hie committee h operating un- M. Hunting cry three winners In a sectional tour- patients. Mr. Dlnkelsplel reported local re- Pigs prisoners clandestine uses of the ransom % This reluctance may be due to tor sharp limitations. The WhiteSO.ChanntM* a 14 nament held at Long Branch Sen- lief claims have increased this wbi. be used funds are bedng investigated by House has laid down "guide SS.BMM % ior High Sohool. the psychiatrists' own inner ap- ter, above last year's rate, eppdr-i (or "revolution' the U.S. Immigratiog n Servicecee anand lines" which bar I. military to- Ik prehensions about religion, Wooll- y activities oftyt m Late last year Devine won sec- ently due to the continuing cold; the FBI, Including the possible ion, 2. use of Internal subver- OttOottnioo % % % ond place In the prepared speech cott, said, with the result that weather. Joblessness due to throughout the sion and S. uie of U.S. arms to ntfflst it 1 Nt 30 n 'many psychological examln* return of some of the money to ShTobtta group at the 1952 Speech Arts weather has been high, be said.' hemisphere." the U.S. incite revolt within Cuba, ^A tlons may remain Incomplete." Utobt at 14 IS Festival, also at Long Branch The board authorized inquiries; In addition to This possibility was suggested High. He cited this ironic twist: In information French' official: "The discomfort that the psy. for location of. its office* at » this $60,000. WATCHING CUBA - Eight a* «7 u The son of Mr. and Mrs. Rich- street floor1 site. Castro told (he have turned over to U.S. authorl- free^mrld" ships were In Ha- % ard C. Devine of 203 Garden Rd., chiatrlst experiences (about re- Ecuadorean nudents another J50,-ties. Frenoh Intelligence warned V V II Shrewsbury, he is recording sec- ligion) suggests that, In the minds wna during the period Feb. 10- <0. Analyse 000 will be sent to their country that nearly 100 Castro agents, 14. That Is the report of crew A A School Forensic Club and Is of many, sex and religion may in April to finance the transpor- including some carrying sizeable U. Kind of tx IS 14 M have reversed their position in members of the ransom-bearing % retary of the Red Bank High st tatfon to'Guba of several hundred amounts of dollars, were among American freighter, S.S. Santo It* 17 manager of the freshman basket- the pa SO years as topics to jnore hand-picked students ltnetttapt u s» for the several thousand refugee Cerro. Crew members told intel- «6. BBDB ^i % ball team. His speech coach is •». generally suppressed." training recently transported here on thi ligence authorities they saw three to 40 •• 4S 4* John H. Mackenzie, head of the Similar observations have come guerrilla wa SS Shirley tykes. British vessels, three Greek, one school English Department. from others. Harvard psycholo- • fart; '' • According to die French, Cas- Norwegian and one Yugoslavian. 4T. Walts up«tt •» «b gist Gordon Allport, discussing All NEW Shipments tro planted these Red agents In addition, ten Russian, and six iS.C3as.1flM religion among modern intellectu- DOWM •7 «• DIALCET among the refugees to Infiltrate East German ship* were spotted. IDimm als, aald: thi mstftn win pistols, anti-Castro groups In the U.S. rhe number of "free-world" ships LETTERS "Even psychologists to whom to.bittii ammunition,] Their special mission is to learn Is significant in view of the fact presumably nothing of human ted dynamite the names and Whereabouts ot 3iat the State Department holds (Continued) concern is alien are likely to re- were promised members of the underground In •tringent restrictions are not Rumson that will defile the Nave- ifreTnto themVeives"when''thrsub- by Castro alter Cuba. necessary because of the "vol. Chamberlain sink River at the next spring Ject (religion) Is broached." the next batchl untary cutback" In sudh shipping (Continued) tide If not removed. Woollcott, of > the Menntager Why the sudden Interest In a of students fin-! GETTING TOUGH - The Na

SINCE 1912 In your home—or In our plant /Man r»rk • ttt HUFFMAN Bmtt •' Mi»»H««» Dry Cleaning - Laundry • Ntrlb Aibnrr Pwk • Fair Hmij t FINE HOME FURNISHINGS and BROADLOOM • HoImJel • BrleB. 64.76 White St., Red Bank SH 7-2800 Rl. 35 Circle, Ectontoim—Liberty 24010 ttui tt CnlZauw gtnlM. I4 RED BANK REGISTER Friday, February 22,1963-9 Auxiliary News From Eflset to Oven At Red Bank Club LeNfeh Project Scouts Plan Spri ngf I me Activities WJLK Official Speaks Lent will make its official appearance on family District 4 of the; Monrnau Ethel E. Frankeli presented a George S. Pelllngton was mas- Westerfleld, Institutional repre- y Counell of Girl Scout* U holdtni skit, "The Blue and Gold .Story." ter of ceremonies. Alfred E, sentative. Mr. Westerfield an- menus next week whehn thhe Falrview FirsF t Aiid Squaqdd IU district art tftow today a» Winners of the pirate treasure Westerfleld institutional repre- nounced the troop will attend the Boy Scout summer camp at On Common Market AiliAuxiliaryy conductdts iitts tdititraditional l clal m hchowded r sale, Wmorrftw in Peltowhip H«ll map contest, judged at the ban- tentative, and Herbert C.Frankel, RED BANK — Everett Rudloff, There was an exhibit of pic- Forestburg, N.Y., thei week ol The sale will take place at *• ShrewAury Prepyttrtan quct were Warren Kerrigan, pack committee chairman, spoki manager of Station WJLK of As- tures of the clubhouse and it* July 7. 12:30 p.m. in the Middletown No. 1 fire house, Rt 35. Church. All entries wUi bt ex Christopher MaUory i 1 William briefly. Guests included Rt bury Park, outlined "The Signifi- rose gardens when it wu a pri- hHXted at the Council Art $nw, W«i»y. Rev. Msgr. Emmett A. Plans for participation in thecance of the European Common vate residence. Also on the auxiliary's calendar are a rummage March 15 and i«, In the Mo> Awards were presented to the han, pastor of St. James, and Jo 1963 Scout Show to be held in Market" for the Woman's Club The play to be entered In the mouth Shopping Center. following winners of the candy seph P. PIstana, former cutamts- convention Hall, Asbury Park, •ale, April 5, and a clothing demonstration on May 23. of Red Bank at a recent meeting. district festival will be presented sale contest: James Lisowtky, ter. Rangner P. Hedberg is cub- and 20, also were dis- April. 19 Mrs. Stanley Longman and at the March IS meeting. It is Auxiliary members mee ANNUAL BUJE AND GOLD William Fleming, Charles Frank- master. Junior units. Mlse Donna Mlkula, cussed. Mrs, Raymond Garman, both of titled "Florence Unlimited" every Tuesday morning Banquet of Cub Scout Pat* 57, el, Joseph Gerace, Joseph Locan' a new member, was welcomed. Middletown Township, were wel- Eatontown, will be held Monde.) dro, George Lustier, James BOY SCOUT troop 8, of St The club dinner dance will take the home of Mrs. Chart Mrs. Doris Paotta of Wood GIRL SCOUT TROOP 99, New comed as new members. They •yenini in St. Dorothea's * ' Mulry, /Michael Quinn, Ward James Catholic Church, Red place at 7 p.m. March 30 In the Ridge, .department chairman, will Monmouth, held a candlelight were presented with corsages by Doadca, 32 Field Ave., Uce Vltfc ..V . •• ". •'•... to Debbie Brown, Sherry Hyatt, secretary. Mrs. Freret also in- given a surprise stork shower TOURNAMENT PUNS ary, Red Bank, held it* annual Hilary Nortt and Joseph Gerace. Knapp, scoutmaster, and Alfred Dth 4 portrayed "The Raising Nancy Osborne, Carol Rickner, troduced Mrs. Jan Claxton, Lit- recently In the home of Mrs. Ed- Junior GUIs Unit of the Keypori secret pal dinner recently In the of the Flag at iwo Jima and The Susan Scheaffer, and Bobbl tle Silver, Fifth District inter- ward Hafhirewici, also of Scbol- Veterani of Foreign Wars Aioft Molly Pitcher Inn, Red Bank. liberty Bell." Participating national relations chairman. The er Dr. lary will sponsor, • Jacks tourna- Retiring officers were honored. Veals. The girls of the troop were Peter Brown, Eddie Waltth program was under Mrs. Freret's Attending were Mrs, David ment for Its members. The win- New officers are Mrs. Donald # , Robert Stackhun, Franl Church Rail Calendar also received World Pins. r direction. Marshall, Mrs. Katherine Goas, ner will compete In the district Patterson, president; Mrs. Albert Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Schlnk, Holmgren, Thoroaj ZebrowsW, Mrs. Stanley Malanowakl, Mrs. competition. State department Doremui, vice preeldfnt; Mrs. Mrs. Frederick B. Soheaffer and Mark WortNy, and Bobby z» Albert Kingeter, Mrs. Robert contest will take place in Crah* Letter Hawk, recording rocre- Mrs. Loftus Brown, co-leaders, browaU. Wine, Mrs, Raymond Hulej, Mrs. t*ry; Mrs. Frank CalendrieHo, received five-year service pins. lord June 1. Den 3 presented "The War Be- Luncheon Dates William Stadelman, Mrs. Edward corresponding secretary; Mrs. M Gall Thome was name* tween the States, Washington at Cherene, Mn. C. H. Phillips, local reporter foe the newly-or John Genovesev treasurer, and Valley Fotge, and The Pilgrims A RALLY will be held by the Mrs. Edwin Olah, Mrs, Joseph ganized.statewide newspafctrfoj Mrs. Harry Aumack, chaplain. Landiog at Plymouth Rock." East Keansburg Girl Scout Ennlj, Mrs. Agnes Senkewyc, Dinner, chairmen were Mrs. Participating were Keith Hub- Neighborhood March 13. Mrs. Robert Senkewyc, Mrs. Lou- Gordon Wilton and Mrs. Heuck. bard,: Vincent Fcsta, George Plans for the rally were made Is Konrad, Miss Mary Lou Sldsin, Sauerwein, John Ganley, Daniel at a recent meeting of the asso- Miss Jeanne Olah, Mn. Robert ciation in the Baystore Commun- IN CHARGE - Mrs. Rita Scar- Applegate, and David Saunderi. Griffin and Mrs, Joseph Hllde- ity Church. Mrs. Joseph Howard borough was appointed chairman brant, all of Union Beach. . ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - was named association chairman of the Joint installation of new of- COUNCIL CHOICES -Four The Roiary-Alt«r Society and Mrs. William Krueger was ficers o( the Matawan Township gltte from the: Monmouth Coun- designated as a delegate to the St Acnei Catholic Church will VFW post and auxilitry on May cil of Girl Scouta have beeir «e- national Girl Scout convention to aponior Its second annual 11. lected to attend all-»Ute encamp- luncheon and fashion show to- menu this summer, be held in Miami, Fla., in Octo- morrow at noon In The Cobble- Mrs. • Geraldlne Fltaimmons ber. ENROLL NOW FOR, wu appointed poppy chairman. Karen Lent, daughter of Mi stones, Middletown. and Mrs. Richard Lent The Matawan and Keyport aux I Manasquan, will attend a camp In SIX NEW MEMBERS were in- TODAY Fashions will be shown from Hierle* will bold a party for p* NEW DANCE Michigan. Carol Ottwald, daugh- vested by Hazlet Brownie Troop 'AS TIME GOES BY," Tri- the Agnes, Shop, Belford, and tlenti at Marlboro State Hospital ter of Mr. and Mn, Charles Ost- 594 in the firehouse recently. angle Club of Trinity Episcopal millinery will be frpra the Monday evening. Mad Hatter, Red Bank. wald, Maaasquaa, will Journey to Invested were Jill Drybread Church, Red iBank, 8:30 p.m. Mrs. August Schilling River Ranch in Washington. Susan Van Clief, Kathleen Fitz- parish house, White St. COUNTY DINNER — Annual "TIME OF THECUCKOO,1 chairman of the event. Linda Wagner, daughter of Mr. gerald, Jeanne Rankln, Patricia * ««« Mrs. Robert Wagner. New" LUNCHEON CHAIRMAN — Mrs. Francis Sannelli, left, Morris and Theresa Nardelli. The Monmouth Players, 8:30 p.m. the Monrobulfc County American Shrewsbury, will be at Shadow- and Mrs. Peter Frenti, members of the Rotary Altar So- ceremony was conducted by Navesink Library, Monmouth Legion AuxiHary will take place Pancake Sapper brook. Katlrtrine Till, daughter ciety of St. Lee the Great Catholic Church, Lfncroft, Mrs. Julie Slenkiewicz, leader, Ave., Navesink, April 27 In Peterson's Restaurant, of Mr. and Mrs. William Till, and Mrs. Violet Burgess, assist- KEANSBURG- Annual Shrove [Re d Bank„. A.. "Country .Store_ " TOMORROW East Keansburg, will alto be on plan the group's second annual covered dish luncheon. ant leader. CAKE SALE, Beta Chi chanter Tuesday pancake nipper of the will be held at the next county the West, Coast attending Camp 1 Tha avant will take place Tuesday in Our Lady of Fatima Year pins were presented to of Beta Sigma Phi, 9 a.m., Stein- Guild of St Mark's Episcopal meeting March S in Matawan. Tocanja, Calif. Elaine Amberg, Sheryl Shapiro, bach Company, Red Bank. Chtirch will be served Tuesday The ^county group will take part Hall. These girls are four of 121 Kathleen Burgess, Joy Ann Slerv HAT SALE, Raritan Township from S to 7 p.m. In the pariah in a statewide poppy corsage senior girl scouti throughout the klewicz, Patricia Burke, Ann bouse. Second annual covered dish luncheon of the Ros- First Aid Squad Auxiliary, 1 to competition. Prices will be country who will attend various Hogan, Diane Crecca, Barbara 4 p.m., 1715 Union Ave., Raritan Annual Wednesday night coffee awarded at the department con camps' throughout the country ary Altar Society of St. Leo the Great Catholic Church, Fisher, Gina Costa, Linda Ens Township. hours, foUowhig Lenten services, vention In WlMwood In during the summer. Llncroft, will take place Tuesday at noon in Our Lady and Sandra Doebler. MARDI GRAS MASQUERADE, will begin this year pn March her. of Fatlma Hall at the church. Mrs. Francis Sannelli is Mrs. Emery Horn, program Business and Professional Wom- LEAH MAUER TOP WINNER* — Sharon The auxiliary' met recently In consultant for the Girl Scouts, en's Club' of Matawan, 8 p.m. Studio of Dance' the EngUshtown post home with Meyer, 9, of 63 Fleetwood Dr., chairman, assisted by Mrs. Peter Frentz. was a guest. • SAlfSAW) Magnolia Inn, Matawan. XI East Front St. members of the Molly Pitcher Harlet, has been named the Chairman in charge of food is Mrs. Emil Ehren- WTO-WINTER DANCE, • St. RED BANK SALES MANAGEMENT Uajt as hostesses. Brownie winner of the Girl Scout seller. Her aides include Mrs. Walter Van Note, Mrs, GIRL SCOUT TROOP 27, Ea-Margaret's Guild of Holy Com- nation'* neoot I«I»»« t«i bakejxt for the district covering tontown, invested five new mem- munion Episcopal Church, Fair maastMdiMr with «z jrtmt CMIX Matawan, Houadel, Hazlet, John MajesW, Mrs. Rolan to eowt «*mlioB tad. MmliUM* BRIGHTON MEMORIAL VFW are experimenting with a group bers at a Court of Awards In the Haven, 8 p.m., Beacon Hill Coun- la tin «ulttT >KHB« 'an* ataitmrat Keaaabtorg, Union Beach, Key- Plante, Mrs. Robert Oliver; Steelman School recently. atM M«U suntnu MB man to post and auxiliary will bold a ministry plan. try Club, Leonardo. tun nptndlai ojumiow. aalair, tricky tray party Monday at aport and CBffwood. Mrs. Raymond Hemblin, Invested by the troop leader MARDI GRAS BALL, Rosary •KiiM ind hUmrj omislMoa Sharon baked butter cooWei Mrs. James Nudd Jr. in a can- pmtu p.m. at 3S5 William Ave., Long Altar Society of St. Benediot'i abaped Into candy etna. She Is Mrs. Arthur Dore and Mrs. "RIM OF TOMORROW," a dlelight ceremony were Betty ^oom. w mew Branch. Each guest will be re- Catholic Church, Hazlet, 8:30 quired to bring a gift valued at a foush, grader at St Joseph's story of the missions in the Far Park, Lynne Lewis, Pam Shell, p.m., St. Benedict's cafeteria. SwcMrtd itte Mputtni*. la- School) Keyport. East, was shown to members of UiaaM kaorttdsa 1 MHBB* SO cents in order to be admitted. Mrs. William H. McDaniel Is Lisa Lowry and Mary Brown. "AS TIME GOES BY," Tri na uwalltL FMTlwa afrt the Women's Guild for Christian Refreshments wiH be served. icket chairman, and Mrs. James The color guard included Linda angle Club of Trinity Episcopal nw in nuataetund beau* 4c FUNORAMA - Plans for a Service of the Faith Reformed Ur»J>l«. ami Mrama to: »ot»U )'Gttmey, publicity chairman, Schreibman, Holly Alexander, Church, Red Bank, 8:30 p.m. Hoouttao. son H. Wi "Funorama" day at Camp No- Church, Hazlet, at a recent meet- Barbara Denegar, Michele parish house, White St. AUXILIARY VISITORS - Jo- *«., Tolldo 7, OHIO. moco, Freehold, in May were ing in the church. Bruoker, and Linda Ann Burt. "TIME OF THE CUCKOO," seph Kennelly and Daniel Me- WOMEN'S SOCIETY of Chris- made at a recent meeting of the Candles were lighted by Debbie Monmouth Players, 8:30, p.m., when ~ Loone, members of the house New Shrewsbury Girl Scout tian Service of the Belford Meth- Arrangements for the showing NIW of the film were made by Mrs Career, Gloria Wilson, Dawn Navesink Library, Monmouth committee of the Keansburg Neighborhood in White Hall odist Church held a covered (Ush Linda ybu*re l Homer, Cathy Morgan, Ave., Navesink. HAMMOND pott, discussed house rules *•_«_« *».Reforme« atd * MChnrch t- . luncheon and Valentine party last Theodore Muller, progress chair- man. Opening devotions were led Grossman, Susan Festa, Joan MARDI GRAS- BALL, Con- phoning for the new post borne at a reMn- . Donald Hepp will be New week in the church hall. Rev. SPINET by Mrs. Robert Erbdg. Anthony,' Joyce Nudd, Debbie fraternity of Christian Mothers cent meeting of the auxiliary. Shrewsbury chairman of theWUHam Hodgdon showed slides Stout, Kathy Hugg, Donna Gan- of St. Dorothea's Catholic _ to ORGAN The building, which formerly sf refugee Children In Hong Tentative plans for a hat sale cmincMwIde United NaUom ley, Barbara Prichard, and JoChurch- , Eatontown, 9 p.m., in explore housed the Fowler Theater, will Fiesta to be held at Camp No- Kong. Slides also were shown with styles by Llli-Ann, were dis- win Rubinacci. the Parish Center of Precious $ be Hie largest VFW pott borne In moco In September. " a missionary conference hel cussed, under the chairmanship Evelyn Gill, Cathy Haberl, Blood Catholic Church, Mon- the fascinating Monmouth County. The auxiliary last year in Silver Bay which tat VM Dora Mrs. Lester Schminf and Mrs. of Mrs. Kenneth Switzer. A bake Genie Gill, Holly Alexander, Mi- mouth Beach. wiH donate modern commercial Earl Ball were introduced at was attended by Rev. Hodgdon sale will be held in June. chele Bruoker and Linda Ann MARDI GRAS MASQUERADE, equipment for the kitchen. |the leaden of two new Brownie and Mrs. Verlin Kruger. Burt presented the Girl Scout CARIBBEAN • nanaaaaatl Guests for the evening were p.m., Bamm Hollow Country • Braaala troops.. Mrs. John Scamono and Mrs, Mrs. Roger Oliver, Mrs, Arnold prayer. Club, Middletown, Buffet Supper • TwtaanaHtn Mrs. David Weeks and Mrs.>lla Runyon were guests. Awards were presented to ...enjoy the • FM Anderson, Mrs, Willard Borden at midnight. James Blowers were hostesses Mrs. David Lewis, Mrs. John Joan Anthony, Deborah Carter, extra luxury of • Mttoainla RUMSON tor the meeting. The next meet- LADIES AD) Society of Simmons and Mrs. Alice McGar- Festa, Linda Grossman, SUNDAY • NawStrUai ing will be March 4 at 8 p.m. in • ONlea of Haboar, Wataat, [olmdel Federated Church vy. Refreshments were served by Kathy Hugg, Cathy Morgan, DONOR LUNCHEON, Ayelet CkanyKMi WATCH FOR White Hall. old a food sale March 16 In Mrs. Vincent Fiske, Mrs. Fred Joyce Nudd, Barbara Pritchard, Chapter of Bnal Brith Women, VICTORIA call m tar M aa» SMMUtmoaB fellowship Hall, beginning at HMeyers and Mrs. Charles Grace, Joann Rubinacci, Cathy Spanjer. 1 p.m., American Hotel, Free- PR 5-9300 HIGHLANDS GIRL SCOUT >.m. Committee members an Deborah Stout, Gloria Wilson, hold. Neighborhood will sponsor lbs. Irene Schumacher, Mrs. Linda Schreibman and Donna WET DOWN, Raritan Township "ALL YOU OAK KM" rummage tale for the benefit of Wilson Conover, Mrs. Edward Ganley. Rescue Squad, • 3 p.m., West HAMMOND ORGAN the Community Center on March Schumacher, Mrs. Harold Danc- Hospital Unit Keansburg Fire House. STUDIO OP ASBURY PARK 15 and K. er and Mrs. Joseph Kennard. WORKING for a bird badge For an adventure In vacation Plant for the sale were made Pleasure...there's nettlMto Cookmaa Ave. and Main St. Sunday school teachers and are these members of Atlantic at a recent meeting of the group Holds Sale equal the glamour and aecW OW-OaUr TO t MC members will sponsor a covered Highlands Girl Scout Troop 48: .•nent of thai Caribbean, vHh SttaMar in Ida rji. In the center. June SzymansM, Theresa -Wilson, Coming Seen! Ish supper Sunday at 8p.m., MTODtETOWN - More than VAt, nuaarj Mrs. Loretta Laraen, Mrs. Patricia Reardon, Barbara in Fellowship Hall. 60 members and guests attended fabulous ports...each wltti James WMte and Mrs. Stephen Grimm, Laura Larson, and Lor- a character uniquely Hs ownl a white elephant sale held by H. Faller were named delegate! raine Chapski. Miss Marjorie And for extra luxury all tfw to the annual meeting of tha EXPLANATORY TALK-"The the Middletown Township Auxil Wilson is troop leader and Mrs. way, there's nothing HIfcalncrw Monmouth Council of Girl low, Why and What of Meth- ary of Rivervlew Hospital in Charles E. Szymanskl is patrol Una's famed VICTORIA , odist Church Organization" was ~...vtm iwinw nvivnin . • • Scouts to be held March 28 In Baptist Fellowship Hall Monday. mother. wttlj its delectable cuisine, all- the Civic Auditorium at Monexplaine- d recently by Rev. W. Italian service and spacious mouth Shopping Center. Mrs. Gordon Lowden at a recent meet- Mrs. Arthur V. Scott was the decks with z swimming pools: John Cameron, Mrs. Frank Gil- g of the Wesleyan Service auctioneer, assisted by Mrs, Paul All cabins have private bath* nild. Costume Ball rooms; over 90% of cabins son, and Mrs. Francis P. Smith, Mrs. Frederick Goble are outside! Schmedes were named alter- Mrs. Albert Lairber conducted and Mrs. Herbert Schroeder. MIDDLETOWN — Bamm Hol- nates. worship service on the topic low Country Club will hold Its There are 14 Winter and A rocking chair donated by Named at a recent meeting of The Church for All—All for the first Mardl Gras Masquerade Spring cruises, beginning with Mrs. Frank Waldman was de- Dec. 21 and extending through the service group of the associ- 3iurch." here tomorrow night with a livered to the pediatrics ward for June 13. Choose the cruise ation were: Mrs. Howard Paran- The group's special interests New Orleans theme in menu the use of the mothers visiting that suits you best...from to, troop organizer; Mrs. Edward lit year are missionary and and decorations. their children. varying Itineraries of 3 to 6 Dxurinko, troop consultant; Mrs. welfare projects in Hon? Kong, Specialties from famous port*, 10 to 14 days. Stephen H. Faller, assistant laiaya, Japan, Korea and Maine, Plans are being completed for French Quarter restaurants 9,0m RESERVE NOWI troop consulant; Mrs, Faller and "hev include work with refugee the annual luncheon and card will be included in the mid- 1 party to be held April 16 in the SPAM- Mrs. Edward Flnley, publicity children in Hong Kong in classes night buffet supper. A king •Uch Mtto 6«Mnl KIIUIUM ml Tn» ALLEN PETERSON co-chairmen, and Mrs. GV. . conducted on the roof-tops of Molly Pitcher Inn. Mrs. George and, queen will be crowned and Ml «M M«a (•pAcrt. M NO RTM COfl Kadenbach, cookie chairman. 'he crowded city; Shellabear T. Barnard, Jr. and Mrs. Arthur a Dixieland band will play for TRAVEL SERVICE 'all, a hostel for students in . Scott are co-chairmen. dancing beginning/at 9 p.m. FULL HOUSE — Approximate- Methodist Girls School. Ma Hostesses for the meeting were Mr. and Mrs, Richard Brooks UNION-IMPERIAL LAUNDRY & DRY CLEANERS SH 1-5550 ly 300. persons attended the re- cca, Malaya; day nurseries and s. James Mitchell, Mrs. Rod- of Sea Girt are chairmen of 500 Broad St., Shrewsbury 36 Harding Rd.. Red Bonk cent Blue and Gold Banquet of ndergartens In Korea for or- ey Plimpton, Mrs. Frank Wald- the costume ball. Mrs. Donald Pick Up & Delivery Open Monday-Saturday Cd> Scout Pack 8, sponsored by taned and abandoned children; man, Mrs. William Ryder, Mrs. Lelth, New Monmouth, heads SH 1-2228 St. James Catholic Church, Redi school In Nlshlnomlya. Japan, B. H. Thome and Mrs. A. R. Til- the committee in charge of sup- Offer Expires March 9th 9 A.M.-5:50 P.M. Bank, In the cafeteria of St. 'or die training of women to ley. per. James Grammar School. lerve as directors of religious A "sing-along" was conducted ducatlon, and as kindergarten by Hart Webber and piano selec- eachers and social workers; find TRAVEL AGENCY tions were presented by Rev.he West Washington Group Min- SPECIAL GROUP Serving Monmouth County for II Years Fiorian J. Gall, parish scout itry In Machlas. Maine, where MIKES e chaplain. Den 9, led by Mrs. churches and five ministers ARE Socks NOW, LOCATED IN OUR Shirts NEW OFFICE D0N7 JUST PURNISH Pants 144 BROAD ST., RED BANK YOUR HOME... BOYS' Just areuad the comer from our former, office at rri II RECKLESS PLACE Sweaters *3.22 Stop In for a free consult- MEN'S TtltphoiwSH 1-5080 , ation. You'U find it will < make a wonderful world tt Yotf cift:r1mtrV« «ntf~ ptefc up'ifrllH*. *ttftmslt!p, but difference In your decor- Sweaters $5.22 and tour flekati, hotel and rasort area raservatl'vii ating! at our offices. . 1« Bread Si, to* Baafc, N. J. 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ST. JAMES CATHOUC CHURCH OF CHRIST .UNITARIAN PRESBYTERIAN , BAPTIST EMBURY METHODIST TRINITY EPISCOPAL HOLY TRINITY EVANGELICAL Red Bank Red Bank Red Bank Red Bank - Red Bank 1 Little Silver' .' Red Bank • LUTHERAN : Quinqusgeslma Sunday will be C. J. Kirkpatrlck will preach Services will be held at 10:3' In observance of the Sunday Revs Stanley E, Mugridge, pas- Rev. Ralph L. Barrett will Holy Eucharist will be cele- . . Red Bank, celebrated Sunday with low Mass- Sunday at 11 a.m. and 6:50 p.m. a.m. Sunday in the basement preceding Lent, Rev. Dr. Charles tor, will preach at the U a.m. preach Sunday ai 11 a.m. on brated Sunday at 8 a.m. Morn- GohfirmationiiUthictlMi will b» es at S. 7, 8, 9, 10, and 11 la on "Strive to Enter" and "Acts the Red Bank YMCA. Rev. Har S. Webster, will preach at the service Sunday. Stanley Scheer, "Separated Unto the Gospel of ing Prayer with lecture' and at S:45'and irata, tomorrow. the church and at 9, 10 and 8, an Important Chapter." Sun- oM R. bean, minister, will 9:15 and 11 o'clock services on organist, will direct the choirs. God." Mrs. Thomas Koeiiing, church school will begin at 9:15,ln Services will b« at 9:30 and U O'clock in the auditorium, A suit) day morning Bible classes begin preach on "Should You Counsel "What's Lent All About?" Wil Mrs. Donald Shaner, director of Organist and choir director, will the parish hall. Morning prayer a.m. Sunday: Baptism; wW be at Mass will be offered in th at 10 o'clock. Your Friends?" * Church schoo! liam C. Wood, minister of music, education and music, will be at direct the junior aod senior and sermon by the rector, Rev. II a:m. church at noon, Charles Craun will direct th« will be at 10:30. will be at the organ console. the Baptist Conference Center, choirs. Frank Stmlte will be in Canon Charles H. Best, will be The church council will meat The sacrament of baptism w: tinging and Wayne Slifer will be The International Film series, At 9:15 and .11 a.m. church Lebanon, with the Sr. Hi BYF. charge of the ushers, Mrs. Har- at 11' o'clock. The Monmouth Monday, a! i p.m.! in the parish be administered Suaday afternoon in charge of announcements. Jo- "The Quiet One," will have its school will be held simultaneous Flowers will be gives by Mrs. rison Shampaoore will give the County Young People's Convoca- house, -. at 1.30. seph Lindner Sr. will preside at first Showing at the civic audi- with the service. Reba Miller in memory of her altar flowers'in memory of tier tion will be held at 4:30 p.m. On Ash Wednesday Holy Com- Communion, assisted by Lindal husband, Robert. Serving on .the mother. Evensong will be at 6 p.m. On Ash Wednesday the holj torium, Monmouth Shopping Cen- At 6:30 p.m. the Westminster manion will be tdmtnlstered' at Brown, Ron Henry and Walter greeting committee will be dea- season of Lent begins. The cere- ter, Eatontown, at 8 p.m. Sunday. Fellowship for 7th and 8th grad- Sunday school is at 9:30 a.m. Alcoholics Anonymous .an dthe 10 a.m. and 8 p.m. 'JAIL Eyes on Crafton. Prayers and Scripture cons Omar Ball, George Morford mony of the blessing of ashes will The "Ventures into Thought' ers; youth seminar study classes The adult Bible class will meet AI-Anon Group will meet'Moo- the Cross" will be the sermon readings will be by Kenneth No- and Sidney Dull. be at 6:15 followed by Masses for high school students; and the In the sanctuary.. Nancl Bennett day at 9 p.m. topic. ' land, Ralph Johnson, Walter discussion will be held, in th at 6:25, 7, 8 and 9 o'clock. The youth communicants' class for 8- Church school meets at 9:45 will present the missionary unit There will be a meeting of the The annual World Day of Crafton. and Ron Henry. home of Mr. and Mrs. Waltei blessed ashes will be distributed Kasman, 50 Chestnut St., Middle- 12th graders taught by Dr. Web- a.m. preceded by the pr&service on the work of the Christian Acolytes' Guild Tuesday at 7:30 Prayer will be observed Friday Midweek services are Thursday •after the Masses in the morning, town, Monday at 8:30 p.m. The ster will meet. • • prayer circle, in the Clayton Church In Hong Kong. p.m. • , with prayer groups at 10 a.m. in in the afternoon at 3 and 5 o'clock evenings at 7:30. - subject will be "Ethics." Room at 9:30. The Senior, Methodist Youth Ash Wednesday, Holy Eucharist Embury Methodist Church, Lit- and in the evening at a Lenten At 7:30 p.m: the Westminster The religious educaton com- The Jr. Hi BYF will meet at Fellowship will meet Sunday at will be celebrated at 7, 8 and 10 tle Silver, and a regular sftrvjc* service at 8 o'clock. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Fellowship for 9th and 10-12th mittee will meet la the home of 6 p.m. The Sunday evening praise 7:30 p.m. "New Meaning for a.m. The service of healing will at J:30 p,m., Red Bank graders will meet. Old. Words" will be the discus- Friday is the first Friday Mr. and Mrs, Walter Marvin, 245 service is at 7:30 in the chapel. be at 7:30 and 10:30 a.m. Litany The divine source of man's in- At 8:30 p.m. the youth steward- sion topic. Bill Reisen heads me the month, a day of special devo- Tuesday at 8:30 p.m. This will be followed by the sec- and penitential office with ser- BAPTIST tion to Christ's Sacred Heart. telligence will be the subject of ship promotion committee will ond session of the leadership committee in charge, assisted mon will be held at -8 p.m. Middletown Masses will be at 6, 7, 8 a.m., the lesson-sermein "Miad" this meet in the church parlor. training sessions. Mrs. „ Donald by Mr. and Mrs. Terry T*ebel.\ ST. THOMAS EPISCOPAL Friday, 'Holy Eucharist will be Rev., John E. Bates will preach with Holy Communion being di Sunday. . , • , At 8:30 p.m. the Geneva-Wes- Shaner teaches "Teaching Youth'' The Women's Prayer and Bible celebrated at 10 a.m. Sunday at 10:50 am on "Re- - Red Bank tributed at 6:45. There will alsc Correlative readings from ley Fellowship (single young ad and Rev. Lloyd Noyes of Mpnt- Study group will meet Monday at liglous Foundations." The Ameri- Services o n Quinquageslmi be an evening Mass at 8. Ex- "Science, and Health with Key to ults) will meet in the First clair teaches "Making the Adult 1:30 pirn, in the parsonage. ca, for Christ offering,will be- Sunday will begin . with Hoi; CONGREGATION BNAI ISRAEL position of the Blessed Sacramei the Scriptures" by Mary Baker Methodist Church, Red Bank. Class Vital." Warren De Brown's The building committee will received'for home missions and Eucharist at 8 a.m. Morninf Rumsoo will be held all day beginning afl Eddy will include this sentence Tonight at 7 p.m., the Senior class on "The Christian's Task meet Tuesday at .8 p.m. in the • Late Sabbath services will' Christian education. (p.5O6): "Spirit, God, gathers un- prayer and sermon is at 9:30. er the 8 a.m. Mass and ending Couples. Club will meet in West- at Home" will hear Mrs. Ger- Armstrong Real Estate Agency gin at 8:30 tonight. Rabbi Gilbert Ushers, will be George Hart- formed thoughts into their proper The brotherhood" of• St~ . Andrew Saturday morning at 6 o'clock, minster Hall. Jock Harris will trude Bellows, school psycholo- office, Prospect Ave. Commit- S. Rosenthal witl preach on mann and Thomas Van Schoick. channels, and unfolds these and the Altar Guild will meet The area Nocturnal Adoration So- present a program entitled "The gist for Middletown Township tee members are: Ehvood Arm- 'Shall We Revive The Sanhe- Serving on the greeting commit- thoughts, even as He opens the immediately after the 9:30 serv- ciety groups will adore during the Kiltie with the Concertinas.' schools and Rumson-Fair Haven strong, chairman; Noel Nilson, drin?", Cantor Sidney ,Scharff tee will be Mrs. George Deaney night hours. St. James Nocturnal petals of a holy purpose in order ice. Sunday school is at 9:30 a.m. co-chairman; Karl Jacobi, Oliver Monday: 9:30 a.m., the prayer Regional High School, who will will chant the liturgy. Candlight- and Miss Judith Randall. .Flow- groups will make their holy hour that the purpose may appear." Evening prayer Is at 6:30. Johnson, Lewis' Lowry, A. P. therapy group will meet in the discuss the handicapped child. ing time Is. 5:18 p.nv Mrs. .Wil- ers will be placed by Mr. ind from 4 to 5 Saturday morning. The Senior Young People's Fel Hagen end Philip Thomas. church parlor under the leader- Monday evening, the Women's fred Howitt will recite .the candle Mrs. Harry Grau. , Daily Mass Is offered at 6:23, PRESBYTERIAN lowship will meet Sunday at 6:3 ship of Rev. James Ewalt. Theme Fellowship program will feature There will be a worship serv- blessing. The floral arrangemen Church school will meet at 9:30 7 and 8 o'clock. Rumon % p.m, ice for senior high school stu- "Fruits of the Spirit-Joy"; 9:30 a Presbyterian film, "Through for the pulpit will be donated by a.m. - ~ = Rev. Harvey C. Douie, Jr., will Monday, the Feast of St. Mat- dents Ash Wednesday morning The novena devotion in hono 9:30 a.m., the bazar committee These Hands," a sound color Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Howitt In The Youth Fellowship will hold preach at 9:30 and 11 a.m. Sun- thias, Eucharist will be ceie from 7:30 until 8 o'clock in the of Mary's Miraculous Medtl am of the Women's Association will movie of Christian ministry observance of their son's bar a pancake breakfast tomorrow the service of Benediction of th day on "The Mathematics of brated at 7 a.m. meet in the Combs-De voe Me- through medicine in Korea and sanctuary. The evening service mlttvah. The oneg shabat, which Lent." will begin at 8:15. from 9 aim. until noon in Fel- Blessed Sacrament will be he A Shrove Tuesday pancake sup- morial Room; 8 p.m., the session Pakistan. Mrs. William Barrett follows the service, will be spon- lowship Hall. Proceeds will go to Church school will meet at 9:30 The women will meet In Oft Monday at S p.m. per will be served by the Junioi will meet in the Combs-De Voe will be devotional leader and sored by Mr. and Mrs. Howitt. the 275th Anniversary Fundi a.m. in the nursery, kindergarten, home of Mrs. Eugene Badgley The sacrament of penance wil Young People's Fellowship at Memorial Room. Mrs. Fred Warwick's circle one Sabbath morning services are The board of trustees will meet primary, junior. Junior high and Wednesday at 1 p.m. for the be administered on Thursday am p.m. Tuesday: 8 p.m., Weekly Adult will be hostess, the young people at 9:15 for the junior congrega- Monday at 8:15 p.m. in the pas- adult departments. A second third session of the study on Saturday from 4 to 6 in the aftei Ash Wednesday services w, Bible Class in the church parlor. who are planning to go to-Haiti tion. Senior services will begin a tor's study. group of junior highs and ,the "The Church's Mission to Peopli noon and from 7:30 to 9 in th begin at '6 a.m. with the blessin; Rev. Robert Ride, the church's this summer, and their .parents, 10. Jeffrey Howitt, son of Mr, and The board of deacons wilt meet senior high freshmefh n wilill meet of Special Need." evening. ConfesJions are al and imposition of ashes and Hoi; missionary now on furlough, will will meet at 7:30 p.m. in the Mrs. Wilfred Howitt, will be on Tuesday at 8:15 p.m, in the heard dally during, the 8 o'cloci in the auditoriuni at 10:30. called to the Torah as a bar mitz- y discuss his experiences in Kor- ohapei for their first orientation pastor's study. ' - Mass and after the novena serv ior High Fellowship will ea; 8:30 p.m., Lois Circle (Mrs. session. PRESBYTERIAN vah and will be accepted into in the auditorium, and Senio celebrated at 7 a.m. and litan Shrewsbury On-Wednesday, the Baptist and Ice Monday evening, Leah Mauer) of the Women's As- Ash . Wednesday. sacrificial the fold of Israel by Rabbi Ro- Reformed Churches wilt hold Ash High Fellowship in the lounge and penitential.office at 8 p.m. Rev. John R. Collins, pastor, senthal. Cantor Scharff will chant The adult instruction course for Ashes will be distributed at sociation will meet in the Combs ineal will be in tte MetHoajst Wednesday service's in the Re- Catholics and non-Catholics co 7:15 p.m. , Church at noon..Mid week«BiWp wril P*ach at the 9:30 and 1 the service. A kiddush will follow services. De Voe Memorial Room.. rf B n rt formed Church at 8 p,m. . Unites on Monday night at 8:31 On Tuesday at 10 a.m., Prayei study and. prayer group .meets a.m* ™. service•*" '"s Sunda" ''*"y ~on "Happ"~"y (he service. Confirmation instruction foi Wednesday: 10 a.m., the pray- Tht World Day of Prayer serv. In die Red Bank Catholic Hlgl Fellowship will meet in thi it 7:30 p.m., followed by'a" I!-] Peacemakers." ; • adults will be Friday at 7:30 p.m er and study group will meet in Sunday morning services , will ice will be held in the Reformed School's hall on Broad St. This lounge and at 8 p.m., the sessioi brary committee.meeting' at 8.30. Music for the services will be Catechism and instruction class the chapel;' at noon. Sacrifice! be at 9:15, followed by a class In Church on Friday at 8 p.m. Monday'! topic will be "The Sac- will meet in the lounge. Friday is the World $>ay., oj played by Marian Tatera, organ- for children will be Saturday Meal in the,Red Bank Methodisi Jewish law conducted by Rabbi rament of Matrimony." Rev. Wil- On Ash Wednesday at noon, Prayer. Prayer groups wul meet ist and choirmaster. Rosenthal. The teenage choir will 10 a.m. The acolytes will meet ai Church in observance of Ash ST. CLEMENTS EPISCOPAL liam C. Andersen will be this sacrificial meal of soup and at 10:30 followed by a box lunch The ushers serving at the early meet .at 12:30 with Cantor 5 p.m. The Junior Fellowship wil! Wednesday; « p.m., the prayer Belford week's lecturer. bread will be held in the Red therapy group will meet in the and tffe program at 1:30 p.nu in service will include Willard H. Scharff. meet at S p.m. Coryell, George P. Engeldrura, On Quinquagesima Sunday the The parish High School of R< Bank Methodist Church, spon- church parlor under the leader- Embury Methodist Church, Little ,The Hebrew High School will The Lenten schedule will be: Thomas B. Eldershaw and Wln- vicar, Rev. Ralph Edwards, will ligion for public school studen sored by the United Church Wom- ship of Mr. Ewalt. Theme: "Find- Silver. meH Monday at 4:50 with Eli Daily Eucharist at 7 a.m.; mid throp Macomber. Serving at 1 read the service of matins at will be conducted In the parish en of Red Bank. At 4 p.m., the ing God;" 8 p.m., the'board of Orgel. The BIT will meet at week service Wednesdays at o'clock will be Arnold T. Ander- 7:40 a.m. Holy Eucharist and room on Thursday evening at 7 youth communicants' class wi deacons will meet in the Combs- ST. MARY'S EPISCOPAL p.m. The Sisterhood card party be held in the lounge of Fellow- p.m. son, Sylvester Neville, George R. sermon will be-at 8 a.m, Th» o'clock. The Grammar School De Voe. Memorial Room. 1 Keyport' will be held in Mrs. Seymour acolytes will be James Marvin Confraternity of Christian Doc- ship Hall. At 8 p.m., a devo- Gilbert, William J. MacNutt and Thursday: iff a.m.-3 p.m., "Ac- Sunday services begbr with Friedman's home. and Gary Motsek. trine for public grammar school tional service will be held m the A. M. E. ZION ilorning Prayer at 7:45 a.m., fol- sanctuary. tivities Day" of the Women's The Men's Club will meet Tues- At 9:30 am. there will be a children will be taught Saturday Red Bank lowed by a celebration of Holy Church School classes will in- day at 8:30 p.m. A special pro- Rev. Dr. Charles E. Bourni sociation in the Combs-De Voe sung Eucharist. and", sermon. at 9:30 a.m. in St. James Gram' On Friday World Day of Prayer Memorial Room; 8 p.m., the Communion at B O'clock. clude: kindergarten, primary and gram will be presented. will preach at the 11 a.m. service Acolytes will be George Boyce, mar School. will be observed in Embury Christian education 'Commission The Family Service-is •conduct- Junior classes at 9:30 only; junior The pre USY meets Wednesday Sunday. Sunday school will meet WUHam Krueger and Richard Methodist Church, Little Silver, will meet. ed at 9:30 a.m. at which time highs at both 9:30 and 11 at 7.30 p.ffl. The religious com- at 9:30 a.m. Smittoon. At this hour a clast ST. ANTHONY'S CATHOUC beginning at 10:30 a.m. The pro the church school meets. Holy o'clock and senior-highs at U on- mittee will meet at 8. The annual senior choir festl for children will be held in the Red Bank gram will be conducted by the Communion will be celebrated i ly. The post bar and bat mitzvth United Church Women of the Red val, sponsored by the senio CHRIST EPISCOPAL undercroft by Mrs. Edward Manes an celebrated Sunday Shrewsbury 11 o'clock. The Junior-High Fellowship classes will meet Thursday after- Bank area. choir, will be held at 7:30 p.m. in meet 8 m Grab. After this service regular •t 7, 8, i, 10, 11 and 12 o'clock. Sunday is Quinquagesima Sun- On Ash Wednesday, there win * *' P - Sunday in the noon at 3:45 and 4:45 with Rabbi classes'of the church school will Ash Wednesday services will church house. The Senior-West- Confessions are heard Saturdays day. Holy Communion will be be a. celebration o(-Holy Com- Rosenthal., be held. be held at 8 p.m. minster Fellowship will meet ,at from 4:30 to 6 p.m., and from CALVARY BAPTIST celebrated at 8 a.m. Rev. Anselm munion at 6:15 and 9 a.ni. and The adult classes will meet Oceanport 6:30. The.sanctnai?'lamp 3* given 7:39 to » p.m. Broburg will be assisted by evensong and penitential office at Thursday at 7;45 with Mr. Qr- A weekend "Deeper Life" con- Rev..Mr. Collins will conduct as a thank offering by Father Baptimi are at 12:30 p.m. ST. ANN'S CATHOUC Deacon Brian Home. Acolytes 8 p.m. gel, and at 8:45with Rabbi Ro- ference begins tonight with a. communicants' class in the Edwards. Sundays-. Keansburg will- be Foster Beeuwkes and Thursday, Holy Communion will senthal. The - Rabbi will lecture meeting at 8 o'clock Rev. George The service of matins at 8:4 The Miraculous Medal Noveaa Sunday Masses will be at 1 Richard Swenson. be celebrated at 8:30 a.m. Even- church house to-day at 4 p.m. on "Hassidism." Washburn, mlssionary-Evangelisi , 9, 10, U and noon. The Mission Belles will meet and Holy Eucharist at 9 a.m. will is held Mondays at 7:30 p.m. an Parish Eucharist will be at 9 song will be at 7:30 p.m. ' Daily evening services are at be held Monday/Tuesday (which representing the eastern area ol Daily Masses will be celebrate Wednesday at 9:30 a.m. in the the Perpetual Novena to St An- a.m. Children in the primary Friday, Holy Communion will 7:30. will be a requiem), Thursday, the Conservative Baptist Associa- at 7 and 8 a.m. except on first church house. Rev. Mr. Collins thony U held Tuesday at 7:30. church school will leave for their be celebrated at 6:30 a.m. Friday and Saturday. The sacra- tion will speak at all meetings. Fridays when hours will be at win attend the stated meeting of BAYVIEW PRESBYTERIAN classes following recitation of the Saturday, Holy Communion will ment of penance will be admin- Tomorrow night at 8 o'clock 6:30 and 8 a.m. Presbytery at 2 p.m. in James- Cliffwood Beach , PILGRIM BAPTIST Apostles' Creed. Father Bro- be at 9 a.m. Confessions'will be istered Saturday from 4 to 5 p.m. Rev. Mr. Washburn will presenl On Holy Days, Masses will be bury. Holy Communion will be ad- Red Bank burg will preach at the 9' a.m. heard from 4:30 to 5:30 p.m. On Ash Wednesday, ashes will Rev. H. L. Morgan, pastor, ni a program of slides of his work. offered at 6, 7; 8, 9, 10 and 11 and 11 a.m. services. Norman Alcoholics Anonymous will meet The Women's Association will ministered Sunday during the 11 The meetings on Sunday will be a.m. and at 7.30 p.m. No chil- meet Thursday at 10:30 a.m. in a.m. service. Kenneth Sorensen be blessed at 5:45 a.m. *nd the conduct services Sunday at 11:30 Albert will be organist at both Wednesday at 9 pm. imposition of ashes will be mad* at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Sunday dren are permitted at evenlnj the church lounge. and Julia Olsen win receive their aura. services. St. Mary's and , St. at each of the Eucharists at S, School is a 9:45 a.m. Mass. woodep cross award for 50 hours Sunday ichool will meet at II regory's choirs, under the di- MONMOUTH REFORM 7:30 and B a.m. The first of tilt a-m. The youth meetings will be Confessions will be heard Sat- rection of Mrs. Geoffrey Wood, TEMPLE METHODIST of service. Barbara Bushman and held Sunday at 6:30 p.m. A group urdays, first Thursdays, and on Wednesday evening Lenten terv- A prayer meeting will be hel will sing at 9 o'clock. Acolytes Shrewsbury I Atlantic Highlands Janet Borst will receive their ices, consisting of litany *ung in Wednesday at 7:3} p.m. of young people from Brookdali the eves of Holy Days, from at 9 o'clock will be Wayne Rabbi Richard F. Stelnbrink Church school meets Sunday at silver cross award for 100, hours Baptist Church will lead the 3:30 to 5 p.m. and from 7:30 procession and a period ot in- Edmunds, Robert Gleason, Ken- will conduct the Sabbath Eve 9:30 a.m. Rev. Robert H. Heu- of service in the choir. The youth struction, will be held. CBA's meeting. Rev. Al Dazberj 8:30 p.m. lilt will preach at the 11 a.m. choir is under the direction of REFORMED neth Walker and John Wood. family service tonight at 8:30. St. Clement's Guild wilt hold a Middletown will be in charge. This group wi Baptisms will be administered Craig Smith will be acolyte,at The candles will be kindled by service on "The Prophet of Per- Mrs. Harold Hatfield. also present the music at thi every Sunday at 1 p.m. Arrange- sonal Religion." pancake supper Shrove Tuesday Recently elected elders and 11 o'clock. Mrs. George Ostrov/The pulpit Church school is held at. 9:30 from 5 to 7 p.m. evening service. ments should be made a week flowers will be: donated by Mr. The Intermediate Youth Fel a. m. Westminster Fellowship, deacons will be installed at thi Parishioners will bring palms Church school teachers wiH Prayer meeting is held in advance of the baptism. and Mrs. Martin Wachtel in mem- lowship meets in the church Sun- 1 11 a.m. service Sunday. Rev. from Palm Sunday to the church ages 14-18, meets at 7 p.m. The meet Monday at 7:30 p.m. Earl D. Compton will preach on Thursday at 7:15 p.m. The Bibli Rev. Edward A. Corrigan Sunday. They will be burned by ory of Louis and Gertrude Wach- day at 7 p.m. last/call'of instruction for church "Carry On." The adult choir will study course is at 8 o'clock. pastor and Rev. Stanley the rector on Shrove Tuesday to tel. The commission on member- membership will be held at 3 Levandoski and Rev. Frederick sing under the .direction of Mrs, procure ashes for use on Ash During the service, children ship and evangelism will meet p.m. in the manse. METHODIST A. Valentino are assistants. Herbert Sherrane. CHRIST METHODIST Wednesday. whose birthdays occurred in Jan- in the church Monday at 8 p.m. The session will meet Monday Morganvllla Fair Haven-Rumson Sunday worship service to at I Sunday school will meet at 9:3i PRESBYTERIAN There will be a special cele- uary and February will be called Hie Senior Youth Fellowship will at 7:30 p.m. in the conference Rev. James C. Rupert will meet at 7 p.m. a.m. Sunday school meets it W a.m. Atlantic Highlands bration of Holy Eucharist Man- to the pulpit for a blessing. The room of the church. preach at the 11 a.m. Sunday ajn. The senior and Junior youni Rev. Frederick H. Bronkema, day at 9 am. in commemoration Scouts of the congregation also Ash Wednesday, Holy Commun- The first of a series of six service. Music and the choirs will people's groups will meet Sunda; Jr., will preach at the 9:30 and of the apostle and martyr, St. will be honored. Rabbi Steinbrlnk ion will be observed at 7:30 p.m. Bible Lenten services will be held be under the direction of Felix at 7:30 p.m. 1 a.m. services Sunday.. Matthias. will tell the famous World War The Woman's Society of Christian In Fellowship Han Wednesday at Molzer. Mrs. Charles Fugate will The Dorcas Circle will meet The Junior high communicants' Holy Eurcharist will be cele- II story of the "Four Chaplains." Service will have a mission study 7:45 p.m. give the altar flowers. Max Hell- Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the home class will meet Sunday at 4 p.m. brated Wednesday at 10 a.m. and Members of the house commit- on the theme, "On Asia's Rim' man and William Scott will usher. BAPTIST of Mrs. George H. Spratford Jr. and the senior high at 5 p.m. The 4 p.m.. There will be a prayer tee for the evening will be Rob- at 8:30 p.m. Church School is at 9:45 a.m. The Community World Day o< New Monmouth 14 The Vista. Senior High Fellowship will meet service at 8 p.m., with a sermon ert Lane and Irving Cohen. An JLJLew can That communicants' class will The Senior High MYF will meet by Rev. Frederick C. McQuade Oneg Shabbat will follow services Prayer service will be held in The church Bible school meets at 7 p.m. Sunday at 9:30 a.m. meet on Saturday at 10 a.m. in at 7:30 p.m. of Middletown. •--•-•-' ti,e Methodist Church Friday at The Women's Evening Circle and the hostesses will be Mrs. Rev. William E. Bijgrove will the parsonage. The commission on worship will Holy Eurcharist will be cele- 8 p.m. will meet Monday at 8 p.m. in Manuel Gale, Mrs. Arthur Gross preach at the 10:45 a.m. service A Union Ash Wednesday serv- meet Wednesday at 8 p.m. in the brated Thursday at 10 a.m., Fri- I regain the manse. Jr., Mrs. Donald Littman, Mrs. on "I Can Do All Things Through ice will be held Wednesday at home of Mrs. Wesley Crazier, 7 day at 9 a.m., and Saturday at ST. GEORGE'S BY THE RIVER The Women's Afternoon Circl Robert Schulman, Mrs. Martin Christ." Ushers will be James p.m. Rev. John E. Bates of the Crazier Ct. 9:30 a.m. EPISCOPAL will meet Tuesday at 1:30 p.m. Wachtel, Willi, Albert Griggs. Thomas Baptist Church will give the med- in the home of Mrs. Hunter Pol- The sanctuary lamp burns thi There will be no religious school Rumson Roberts, Sterling Rauscher and my health? itation. BIBLE BAPTIST lock. The Junior High Fellowship week in memory of Rev. George Sunday due to the Washington'! There will be a celebration of Larry Scott. Hazlet Keith, founder and first rector Birthday week-end recess. the Holy Communion Sunday at will meet at 7 p.m. At the evening service at 7:45 CENTRAL BAPTIST Pastor D. Ross Brittain wii Bible study will be Wednesday of the parish.. The Sisterhood will meet Mon- 8 a.m.' in the chantry. Atlantic Highlands preach Sunday at 11 a.m. on day at 1 p.m. Mrs. John R. Col- Family service and address by the Sky Pilots will have a^part it 8 p.m. 1 in the service. The young peo- THE TRUTH The Sunday school will meet al "What God Requires." TRINITY EPISCOPAL lins, wife of the pastor of the the rector, Rev. Canoa George A. The World Day of Prayer serv ple's choir will sing. 0:45 a.m. Bible School meets at S.45 a.m Matawan Shrewsbury Presbyterian Church, Robertshaw, at 9:30 a.m. The IN tJBOS „,...', ice will be held in the Methodisi The prayer service is at 7:30 Rev. Harry W. Kraft wil Evening service is at 7 o'clock Church here Friday at 8 p.m. The schedule of services for will present a harp recital en- girls' choir will sing. preach at the 11 a.m. service. Pastor Brittain will preach on Quinguagesima Sunday is 7:45 titled "Sound of Music." Refresh- At 10:30 a;m. Robert D. McKee p.m. each Wednesday, GREATBOOK The Pilgrims, Pioneers, Am "The Boundaries of Grace." i.m., matins and Holy Commun- ments will be served. Hebrew will play a recital on the Mary The Amico Bible class will meet ST. ANDREWS EPISCOPAL in the Fellowship Hall Tuesday HCAN HEAL YOU , bassadors and Baptist Youth Fel- The cottage prayer meeting on; 9:30 a.m., family Eucharist, classes will meet at 4:15. Owen Borden Memorial Carillon. Highlands at 8 p.m. lowship groups will meet at 6:3( will be Wednesday at 8 p.m. in :hurch school; 11 a.m., morning The adult study seminar wil At 11 a.m., morning prayer and Yes, you can be healed-iio Holy Communion will be cele- The Sky Pilots meet Thursday p.m. followed by the evenin the home of Miss Edith M. Luf- brated Sunday at 8 a.m. irayer and sermon, and 7:30 have its final lecture in the cur- sermon by the rector. The" men's matter how serious the condv' service at 7:30. burrow, 53 East Lincoln Ave. i.m., evening prayer. rent series Wednesday evening. and boys' choirs, under the di- at ,7 p.m. and the young people There will be a family service meet at 7.30 p.m. tion or how long it ha» con» Monday at 8 p.m., the deacons Atlantic Highlands. Holy Communion will be cele- The topic will be "Zionism." rection of Marshall C. Bush, each Sunday at 10 a.m. Children tinued-ifyou will prayerfully will meet. ill come to this service with brated at 8 a.m. on Monday, the There will be a congregational organist and choirmaster will CHRISTIAN SCIENCE The regular mid-week prayer JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES larents and leave, for their Sun- Feast of St. Mathias, and Tues- meeting Sunday evening, March sing. ''••• SOCIETY leek the truth contained in meeting Is Wednesday at 7:45 Fair Haven lay school classes after the day. 3. The meeting will be preceded On Ash Wednesday, there win > Atlantic Highlands this great bopk, Science and p.m. Charles Thomas, visiting min- >eed. At the family service Holy Wednesday, Ash Wednesday, by a covered dish supper at 7 be a celebration of Holy Com' Church service and Sunday Health with Key to the Scr/p* The annual World Day of Pray- ister, will preach Sunday at 3 Communion wil; be celebrated on Holy Communion will be cele- o'clock. munion at 8 and 10:30 a.m. in school are at 11 a.m. Wednes- tures by Mary Baker Eddy, er service will be held Friday, p.m. on "Achieving Happiness in 'irst and third Sundays, and the brated at 6:30 and 8 a.m. with the chantry. day's , testimony meeting is at March 1, at ,8 p.m. In the At- he Family Circle." The Watch- econd, fourth and fifth Sundays imposition of ashes. A breakfast CHRIST EPISCOPAL 8:15 p.m. Reading room hours You may read or borrow.. 8 p.m. in the Atlantic High- ower Bible study at 4:15 p.m. There will be a celebrated on will follow the 8 o'clock celebra- - Middletown FAITH REFORMED are Tuesday from noon'to 2 p.m. Science and Health free of ' ; lands Methodist Church. Church- will consider "Fight a Fine Fight oly Communion Wednesday at tion. There will be a celebration of Hazlet and Saturday from 1:30 to 4 p.m. charge,at any Christian Sci- es of the Bayshore area will par- or the Faith," with Raymond a.m. Holy day services will be Sunday is World Mission Sun- Holy Communion will be cele- Holy Communion Sunday at 8 except on holidays. ' ' ence Reading Room. The ticipate. Josworth presiding. rfficlate at Morning Prayer on irated Friday at 6:30 a.m. a.m. The family Eucharist. will day. Rev. George Gosselink, mis- Tuesday at 8:15 p.m., "Let Hear, Rev. Donald MacLeod, wil) The sacrament of penance will begin at 9:30 a.m. followed by sionary to Arabia, will speak at FRIENDS MEETING book can be purchased in red,' EMMANUEL BAPTIST Ifour Name Be Sanctified" wil innounced. )e administered Tuesday from classes for Sunday school pupils the 9:30 and 11 a.m. services. Shrewsbury green, or blue,binding at|J Atlantic Highlands studied at the following serv- r:30 to 8 p.m and a discussion group for ad- Rev. Mr. Gosselink also will ad- The .Religious^ Society ol and will.be sent JxMtpiiclort , Robert Smith will be the guest ce centers: Kingdom Hall, 58 METHODIST Tomorrow, the high school ults. At 11 a.m. the rector wil! dress the 9:30 and 11 a.m. ses- Friends, (Quakers,) meets every receipt.of check-or money Forman St., Fair Haven; 50 Mon- Firstday. (Sunday,) at 11 a.m; speaker at the 11 a.m. service Naveslnk ouse of the Episcopal Young officiate at morning prayer and sions on the Sunday school. .order. . Sunday. Prayer meeting is at 7 mouth St. and 10 St. Mary's PL. Rev. Richard I. Hoye will bring Churchmen will serve a spaghetti will preach. The Pilgrim Youth Fellowship Firstday school for religious ed- pm., and the evening service Is Red Bank; 69 Pear St. and 114 he message at the 9:30 a.m. Sun- lupper from 5 to 7 p.m. Monday, St. Matthias Day, wilt meet at 6:30 p.m., the Senior ucation of chjldren meets at 10:31 at 7:30. ipringdale Ave., New Shrews lay worship service. Sunday The Episcopal Young Church- there will be a celebration of Holy Youth Fellowship at 7 p.m. and jn. All are-welcome. Christian Science Sunday school is at 9:45 a.m. ury; 69 Lincoln St., Fairview, chool, with classes for all ages, men will attend' the Monmouth Communion at 10 a.m. the adult Bible class at 8 p.m. and 165 Princeton PI., Belford. HOLINESS , Boys' Stockade meets each meets at 10:45 a.m. A nurseiy County Convocation In Trinity Ash Wednesday there will be a Lenten services begin Wednes- The usual Thursday evening Long Branch READING, Monday at 6:15 p.m. provided at the morning wor- Church, Red Bank, Sunday at 4:30 celebration of Holy Communion day at 8 p.m. The consistory will inistry school and service meet- Sunday school and junior Midweek prayer service ship service. >.m. The Junior Young Church- at 7 and 10 a.m. and at 8 p.m meet at 8:30 p.m. BOOM ' ing will be canceled and the thurch will meet at 10 a.m. Wednesday at 8 p.m. nen will meet at 7:30 p.m. rogram will be held at the Cir- Chester W. Hendricks, Jr., Is the litany, penitential office and A World Day of Prayer service Scripture lesson and prayer The Pioneer Girls meet in the uit Assembly in the Paramount irganist The Senior Choir re- Alcoholics Anonymous will meet sermon. . i|rbe held Friday at 2 p.m. in service for tha sick will be con- Jiurcfi each Thursday—the Pil- 20? BROAD ST. heater, Asbury Park, the fol- learses Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. "uesday at 9 p.m. Thursday at 10 a.m. there will Calvary Methodist Church, Key- ducted by RtV. E. a Lawrence, grims at 3.30 and the Colonists owing evening. "he Pastor's Choir rehearses The wardens and vestrymen be a celebration of Holy Com- port. The Brotherhood will meet pastor, Monday at t pjp. Also Friday.Ev*. 7^:30, •t 7 p.m. , iundays at 8 p.m. « 'ill meet Wednesday at 8 p.m. munion with prayers for the sick. at 8 p.m. I In Westminster Hall. Man. thru Sat 154: Su & RED BANK REGISTER Friday, February 22,1963—11 Religious News Course Selection REFORMATION TimeatMRHS Bed Bank" EV. LUTHERAN The sacrament of West Long Branch ' for lotiap nnaion WjU be idminbteftf«»_ • Rev. W. Robert Oswald, pas- Guest Preacher day at $;J0-«.m. Rev. W. GorGor- -tor, will preach tit 9:30 and U NEW SHREWSBURY - It is don Lowden will preach at 9:30 a.m. Sunday on "A Hymn of course selection time at Mon- and 11 aim. on "Hie Strength of Love." Sunday school is at 9:30 mouth Regional High School. Weakness." Rey. Kerry Bobb, as- MATTHEW 13:3-8 - "A sower went out to sow... This Is a process which re sociate , minister/' will assist. Family night will be observed quires two months' time and the There will he a receptl inday, beginning with a covered . .seeds fell on good soil and brought forth co-operation of the entire staff beri at both services. dish supper at 0 p.m. The film, grata,.,." (RSV) of the school with the students Church school is held'at 9:30 "One Lord, One Faith," will be • » • • and their parents. and 11 ».m. shown. The committee in oharge Altar flowers are presented .. Includes Mrs. Alfred BisU, Long Much of life la.spent In sowing seed. There's As the first in this program, Mr* Harry .Maua and Mrs. Carl Branch; Mrs. William Friesmuth, probably little else that we do as Important. It Is members of the guidance depart' Hajuea in'memory of their par- Fair Haven; Mrs. Frank Schiro, hard wortcandrequlressweat.tlmesndlntelllgence. ment met with department chair- Little Silver, and Mrs. Margaret men early this month to discuss enti, Mr. *nd Mrs. William Den- The sowing season Is short, so that we dare not miss nis, aad their sister, Mrs., Robert G»t Rumson. students, problems and courses. Wilwn. • " During the Lenten season there an opportunity. Of course, it is ah unreasonable act; Armed with this knowledge, plus Chancel npwers arei th_„e „..gift. „o.f w>illU be a special service every how can an idea planted in a child's mind ever take the students' records of past and Wednesday at 8 p.m. The pas- present performance and the re- Mr. and" Mrs. Joseph J. Serge- root and grow? But it does, tt requires strong faith sults of interest and aptitude wich, In memory of Mr. Serge- tor will preach a series on:"The to believe that a planted seed will grow. It looks so wich'i father, John Sergewich. Atonement." The schedule in- tests, the guidance counselors unpromising in its hard, brown shell. We must re- are ready to meet with students Members of the Woman's SSo.. eludes: Feb. 27, "The Atonement ciety 6t Christian Service who Defined;" March 6, "The World's member that though what we say may not appear too and parents. will be gfteters' at the church Need for Atonement;" March 13. important, yet it can, with God's grace, be made to 'We recommend. . .the student doors Sttiday are Mrs. Joseph H. "Meeting the World's Need; germinate. Faithful teachers and devoted parents and his parents make the Becker, Mrs. Frederick A. Frank, March 20, "How The Blessings choice," states Paul J. Roos, Mrs. Frank Warner and MrsAr. e Obtained;" March 27, "The gain great satisfaction in sowing the good seed of head of the guidance department. our Christian faith. There ia.nothing to equal its Herbert Birch.. Only Way to Peace;'.' April 3, MRHS is a comprehensive high the last session of the com"Th- e Laitingness of The Atone- reward. Some. times it repays as much as one-y school, which means, according mission on missions Christian .out- ment," and April 10, "The Atone- hundredfold. ment and The Christian Life." to Mr. Roos, that it "attempts to reach, series will begin with • President Robert Wesson Gibson educate all the youth of the com- box sapper in Fellowship Hall at Each Friday during Lent there munity." The high school sug- 6 pan..Two. films, "Okinawa will be a special service from Monmouth College gests various patterns of study Story? and"The Rim of- Tomor- *:30 to 7:45 a.m. n Monmouth, 111. such as academic, engineering, row," will be shown telling of scientific, secretarial, . general work ton the rim of Mia. This PRESBYTERIAN business,, technical and home meeting is sponsored by the Mar- Little Silver; Mr. and Mrs. Frank ANMIVERSARY DINNER-DANCE of the Middletown Townihip Chamber of Commerce Eatontown economics. . rled Couples Bible Class. The In- New 'aimer, Mr. and Mrs. Robert is planned by, left to right, Mrs, John A. Lenti, Jr., Mrs. Eugene D. Judge, dinner termediate Youth Fellowship will Morning service will be at 11 Picton, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Each student must earn 84 attend! the Christian outreach se- o'clock Sunday. Rev. Robert W. Halloway and Miss Shirley Clark, credits plus physical educa- chairman and executive secretary of the chamber, and Mrs. Louis-Scaduto. The event Reed will deliver the sermon. tion and health. ries *t 6p,.m,v and the Geneva- Church school classes begin at Shrewsbury Long Branch; Mr. and Mrs. John will take place March 2 at 7 p.m. in the Beacon Hill Country Club, Leonardo. Wesley Fellowship will attend at 9:45 a.m. Mrs. Virginia Clapp is Rosalie Roadie, daughter of Russell, Eiberon; Miss Suzy It offers a single curriculum 6:41 The Methodist Youth Fel- organist. • 'Mr. and Mrs. Vmceitt D. Roache,'Barnes ,. Atlanti, c Highlands„.-_..; and which, according to Mr. Roos, utes. About 40 per cent of the talks. the guidance counselors - make lowship meets at 7 p.m. The pro- : 25 Rkeredge Rd., gave a fare-R»V Rademaker, Sea Bright.. means a "flexible program." He parents attend. In December he and his team suggestions. Again, the decision gram, "Jesus, Why the Cross?" Youth Communicants' classes 25 will be held Saturday from 1 to well party for Marcia Wilde be- paraphrased, "No course is for- This is the subject selection returned to administer a battery is up to the student and his par- Is under the direction of the Faith fore she and her family moved bidden." Thus, a girl may, com- program on the high school of aptitude, reading and intelli- ents. Approximately 85 per cent Committee. ,..- • • 3 p.m. Larry , Berglund, son of Mr. bine Ile ; t The United Presbyterian Youth!t o Wheaton,. HI. . Guest, . s_ _a t the and Mrs! Lawrence Berglund- , 31 * «> 8« preparatory pro- level. On the grade school level, gence tests. The beginning of of the parents attend the confer- Tonight the Intermediate Youth will meet In the chapel Sunday farewell party Included Charleen Brightview Ave., had an over- gram with a business program. the program started with the March they will talk to all eighth ence on the grammar school Fellowship will, hold a "Game nigh1 1 t supper party to celebrate Or. a toy tMJV. technical work opening of school in tha fall. Mr. graders and hold individual con-level. at 7 p.m. Orlando, Mlchele Tryon, Nancy r - -* ' '-•—*- mt a11 mat n which Night" from 7- to 10 p.m. The Junior Presbyterian Youth Knauff,, Linda Wooley, Beth_Ann his 12th birthday. Gupsts mclud- V *&* *•» °' ~Roo s visite- - -d --Mrs . -Joanne Balll- ferences with the jjudents and Approximately 300 frejthmen Tomorrow at g p.m. there wijl group hold a meeting on Tuesday. Macomber, Dale Palumbo, Petered Bill Callaghan, Ken Walker, he is capable. ner, guidance director of Eaton- their parents. j will be entering MRHS this, fall, be folk dancing in room B-2. , World Day of Prayer services Hartung, Raymond Flanigan, Jeff Jeff Rojirer and Graydon Goss. With approximately stu- town schools, and Charles Lanza, On the basis off the nine-year 150 from each sending district Thechurchimrsejry school is » wilt-be Friday at 8 p.m. ThBrotoe n and Jeff Sperling. dents there is one counselor for principal at Eatontown Memorial, record compiled in grammar Serving as guidance counselors session .Monday, Wednesday and Methodist and Mt. Zion AME It pays to advertise in the Red every 250 students. Each inter- and Robert I. Price, principal of school, talks with teachers and are Bernard Loigman, . Marvin Friday from 9:15 to 11:30 a.m. churches will participate. Mrs. Harry Horan was guest Bank Register,—Advertisement terview runs about 20 min- Tinton Falls, for preliminary the tests which have been given, Mankowltz and Benedict Triganl. The, executive board of the of honor at a farewell party giv- Woman's Society of Christian Service.will meet Monday at NEW APOSTOUC en recently by Mrs. Eston Red Bank Whelchel, 126 Apple Orchard Dr. p.n>. In room Hi , Mr. and Mrs. Horan are moving The interdenominational prayer Sunday school is at 8:45 a.m. and swiy group meets Tuesday Rev. William Arends of the Plain- to Mountainside the end of.thi at 10 a.m., ia. Squire Memorial field congregation will conduct month. Attending the party were the 10 a.m. service. The text Mrs. Ronald Stone, Mrs. Earl Cftapel. .•*•"•• Ball, Mrs. Arthur Wolpe, Mrs. There will be a meeting of theword will be taken from John moUrfrs'or Mrs. KogenVj nur- 14:19. The midweek service at Bruce Whitenack," Mrs. Lawrence sery school class in room 211 8 p.m. Wednesday will be conTatum- , Mrs. Max Karlmaa, Mrs. Weaneioay at 9:15 a.m. At noon,ducted by the rector, Rev. Wer- H. L, Cone, Mrs. Richard Kaiser, a sacrifical'meal and devotional ner Schneider. Mrs.' Charles Keenovy, Mrs. serVIc* will beheld by the Wom- Bruce Beard, all of New Shrews- an's Society of Christian Service. bury, and Miss Mary Whelchel of The Forty-Plus group will meet Cancel Programs New York City, at liWp.nr. The commission on Pancake Supper Christian social concerns will Mr. and Mrs. Edward Stashak meet at 8 p.m. In the conference RED BANK — Two Founders' and family, 146 Hope Rd., spem room. The Married Couples' Bi- Day programs were cancelled a'recent weekend skiing at Silver ble-CIMS meets for their Bible du« to the snowstorm Tuesday. Bells. N. Y. study group at 8 p.m. The Mechanic Street School com- The Married Couples' program will be re-sched- Mr. and Mrs. George Bren- Class will have their dinner meet: uled later. nan, Jr., 184 Riveredge Rd., flew ing in Fellowship Hall Thursday The River Plaza School PTA to St. Thomas hi the Virgin. Is- at t p.m. will include its program at thelands: recently' for a five-day hol- next tegular meeting March 19 atiday «t the Caribbean Beach Ho- p.m. REFORMED tel. - -S^re|b6 The sacrament of Holy Co Mr. and Mrs. George Murphy, munton will be, celebrated at the 96 Riveredge Rd., spent five days 9:30 and H a.m. services Sun- recently at Harbor bin in Bal day. Rev. Isaac C. Rottenberg Harbor, Fla., on a combination will pnsach oo "From Passion business and pleasure trip. Upon Accounts to Personal Encounter." their return they and three of Suilday, evening at 6:30 the gao- their soils spent the weekend ski- ler Youth Fellowship will meet ing at Skytop in the Poconos, In WhlteHall. The senior group will meet at 7-3O- Mr. and Mrs. John J. Lihney TjjffSy, morning at 10:30 the and daughter Jean Ann, 7 Fair- study group will meet • , field Dr., attended the U. S. Na- The church school -staff meet- tional Figure Skating Champion- ing has; been .canceled this month. ship competition held last week The, confirmation classes will in Long Beach, Calif. meet wiih the .pastor. Wednesday at 6:30 and 7:30 p.m. Mr.'and Mrs. Martin A.' Nel- Feb. 26-28, the pastor will at- son, 30 Brightview Ave., have tend the meetings of the Theolog- returned from a two-week vaca- ical Commission of the' denomin- tion in Florida. They visited Jo- ation., . , .... seph W. Finn of West Palm Beach A workshop to dijeuss men's and Mr. and Mrs. Chester A. HOOT IN CAHPW0OPM i"fw»C«nM»irCri>oM-Swim Orb work in the church will be held Alberts, fellow Shrewsbury Yacht New Jersey's Newest and at the New Brunswick Theologi- Club members, of Red Bank and cal SeminaryThursday at 7:45MISS ALICE COLTON, an Palm Beach. p.m. • elderly spinster who had bean Most Complete Community A Wbrld Day of Prayer service The cabana group from Drift- Mil be heTdTri Embury Methodist living on relief, was named mod Beach Club held a Valen- Church, Little Silver, Friday at by Probate Court as -the sole tine's Day party at the home of Today an ehtirely new concept in community living is unveiled by one of Am- 1:30 p.m. TBU service Is spon- heir to a $160,000 estate Mr. and Mrs. Vincent D. Roache, erica's great community planners, the US Home & Development Corporation, a sored by me United Church Wom- 253 Riveredge Rd. Included were en. • •• despite her protests that she Mr. and Mrs. Harold Sherman, publicly owned Company dedicated to "BETTER LIVING TODAY". Four did not want the money. Miss Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Kenney, Mr. spectacular research proved homes in a community with its own "fun cen- KING OF KINGS LUTHERAN Colton, who gave her age as and Mrs. John Britten, Mr. and tered" Cabana-Swim Club, public and parochial grammar schools, and Catho- HOW H CV : EAuODTm flit ic Gm-nci '• -Middletown .:.''. 59—but whose years number Mrs. Jack O'Keefe, Mr. and Mrs. lic and Protestant churches. Sunday school starts at 9:30 Donald Hepp, Mr. and Mrs. Ken- a.m. Rev. C-, Roger, Buikins Is 70 according to school re- neth Roonan and Mayor Jack Acclaimed by thousands even before it opened, Candlewood will reign as pastor. ,' :.. •••.'•: '•. -• cords—was found entitled to Lemon, New Shrewsbury; Harry one of America's great housing achievements. See Candlewood this weekend Patterson, Red Bank; Edward Sunday, all Luther League meet all the estate left by Mrs. Folker, Rumson; Mr. and Mrs. . . . it's only 55 minutes away . . . you will be talking about it for months. tt 7 pjn. In the church. Marie C. tonergan who died Walter Johnson and Mr. and Mrs . The service on Arfi Wednesday Joseph Struble and Bob Kelly, Is at,8p.m? *': •' •• in 1959. (AP Wirephofo) 150 x 100 ft. Professionally Landscaped and Wooded Lots

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TILEPMONI OfttRATPRS Mrs. Mildred Catty of Ncpfune, left, and Mri. Minn Amory of Belftialv receive If Hen of commendation at Fort Monmouth from Maj. Philip E. Lowry, signal officer. Theiwo operator* were commended for handling an emergency, night situation at tha post telephone switchboard early last month; 12—Friday, February 22, 1%3 RED BAWC REGISTER f V Key Previews FRIDAY TV CfatttfH .WNBC-TV ..VABC-TV Tonight's top television shows performances that are better than Channel 9 .WNEW-TV _WPO-TV as previewed and selected by TVaverage. 8:30 p.m. CBS. _WCBS-TV _JWOR-TV Key's staff of experts who at- tend rehearsals, watch screen- SATURDAY NIGHT AT THE FRIDAY EVENING 12: SO ings; and analyze scripts in NewMOVIES. "The President'! 1:00 5—News • ' York and Hollywood. Lady." (1953). Charlton Heston's 7—News 12:55 "THE WORLD OF MAURICE effective portrayal of Andrew U—Three Stooges—Comedy 2-News CHEVALIER." A notable entry Jackson makes this costume 13-WhatV New-Children 1:00 in this series, marred only by drama, based on Irving Stone's 6:15 4-News-Bill Rippe an unnecessarily pretentious se- best seller on the romance be- 7—Weather 5-Film-Kentucky-193&-90 quence in the Lincoln Memorialtween the young Jackson and a 8:20 Min. in Washington, D. C. Producer married woman, worthwhile. 7—Sports—Howard Cosell 7-News director Eugene Jones and writer Susan Hayward is less effective in <:2S 1:05 Joseph Liss — aided by some a characterization that is over- 7—Capsule Comment 2—Film—Union Pacificr-1939— unique footage with snapshots of drawn. 9 p.m. NBC. 6:M Barbara Stanwyck—2,Hrs. 35 Chevalier as a child, movies of 4—Local News—Gabe Pressman "Min." '••••• his early performances with GUN SMOKE. The blurred 5—Mickey Mouse Club 4—Headline—Drama MiStinguette, and later clips en- scenes you'll be seeing tonight 7—News—Ron Cochran 7—Film—The Courtney Affair- ertaining captured French troops are not the fault of your set. 11-Jeff s Collie-Drama mi—75 Min. A iroatled Laurence Olivier attempt. *o cops with * n a German prison, camp—have They're part of Marshal Dillon's 1J—Profile: New Jersey l:J0 ilip-clad tchoql-girl who has beeoma infatuated with him managed to catch both the on- experience when he gets a whack 8:40 9—Almanac Newsreel in this bold scene from "Term of Trial," the provocative stage qualities which have made on the head, his vision goes awry, 4-Weather 1:33 Chevalier a legendary perform- and he becomes an easy target 6:45 4—13th Hour—Drama Warner Bros, contemporary romantic drama opening er for more than half a cen-for three no-goods who just hate 2—News—Robert Trout 2:05 Sunday at the Carlton Theatre. Olivier and Simon* Sig- tury, as well as fhe qualities of lawmen. The blurred scenes may 4—News—Huntley, Brinkley t—Sermonette—Religion the off-stage man which reveal noret top the catt of the Venice festival prize-winning be confusing, but they're well 7—Focus On The News 3:40 something more about the manuse- d in the plot and build up 2—News film in which.a school teacher it accused of indecent ners and motives of this singular 7:00 lots of symnathy for the Marshal. 4—Bachelor Father—Comedy 3:50 assault by the.beautiful young student he has rebuffed. artist. You'll also see and hear 10 p.m. CBS. 'Maurice of Paris" sing parts 5—Assignment: Underwater 2—Give Us This Day —Religion Hugh Griffith and Terence Stamp are alto starred in of songs he made famous that 7—Hennesey—Comedy FRIDAY AFTERNOON SUNDAY 9—MerrytaK Circus the bold James Woolf production. complement a candid narrative 15:00 II—News—Kevin Kennedy about his personal life. An en- SPORTS SPECTACULAR. The 2-Love of Life—Serial 13—Russian For Beginners 4—Match Game—Gene. Rayburn tertaining and absorbing hour, scene shifts from Madison 4—Your First Impression 5—Deputy Dawg—Cartoons whether or not you've been a Square Garden in New York 7:10 7-Ernie Ford-Variety 7—American Bandstand—D. GOOD NIGHT MR. SULLIVAN — Mrs. Calabash's fan of this seemingly ageless City to Cypress Gardens in Flor- 2—Weather 9—Fireside' Theater—Drama Clark friend, Jimmy Durante, headlines "The Ed Sullivan Show" Frenchman till now. 8:30 p.mid.a for a 90-minute .thrill with 11—Local News 12:25 9—Bucaneers the "Diamond Jubilee National NBC. 7:15 2—News—H. Reasoner 11—Bozo The Clown . when the program originates in Las Vagas, Nev., Sunday, A.A.U. Indoor Track and Field 2—News 12:30 4:23 Championships" and the "All- Feb. 24, 8:00-9:00 p.m., EST, on the CBS Television ALFRED HITCHCOCK. "Black 2—Search lor Tomorrow 4—News—Sander Vanocur American Water Ski Champion- Network. Curtain." (Repeat). One of the 11—Weather 4—Truth or Consequences—Quiz 11—Mr. Peabody-Cartoon ships" in contest. Exciting 7:S0 . most intriguing Hitchcock shows 5—Cartoons—Tom Gregory .4:30 of the hour-long series so farvariet. y for a Sunday afternoqp. 2—Rawhide—Western 7—Father Knows Best—Serial 2:30 p.m. CBS. 4—International Showtime . 2-Edge Of Night-Serial Hollywood: Richard Basehart stars as an am- 9—Memory Lane—Joe Franklin 4—Make Room For Daddy nesia victim who gets his head 5-iRoaring 20's—Drama 11—Rocky and his Friends WILD KINGDOM. "Hunters of 7-Winston Churchill % 5-Felix And The Wizard clouted and cleared, and can't 12:45 the Sky." Fans of this informa- 9-Film-Make Mine Mink-1960 7-Discovery '63-Children remember what he was doing 2—Guiding Light—Serial 9-rChubby Jackson—Cartoons tive and. often intriguing animal —2 Hrs. No Pattern during those three clouded years. 11—Merry Mailman—Children 11—Cartoon Zoo show get a fascinating lesson in ll-Wild Cargo He meets a lovely girl (Lola 12:50 13—Profile: • New Jersey Albright) who knows him well, the habits of birds of prey. Tune 13—Compleat Gardener By BOB THOMAS ies, she chose to return here to 11-News 4:55 AP Movie-Television Writer be attended by the same doctor. gets shot at, and tries to disi-n for a wealth of significant 7:45 facts on the hawk, eagle, vut 12:55 7—American Newsstand. In a month or two she expects cover his true story. The cast, 13—British Calendar HOLLYWOOD (AP) - "My life hire, etc., and the instincts in- 4—News—Ray Scherer to be returning to Giro, where her production, and the tale are all 8:00 5:00 has no pattern, and that's the way volved in their preying. (Color), 1:00 2—Love That Bob—Comedy •»s.M,»M««.c»>nnn'»» husband Randolph Gait raises first rate. 9:39 p.m. CBS. 7—Father Knows Best I like it," says Anne Baxter. 3:30 p.m. NBC. 2—Women's Page 4-News Hereford cattle on a 34,000-acre 11-Main Event Here is a patternless life in- 4—Leave It To The Girls 7—Financial News . , • • deed, and a unique one for ranch. JACK PAAR SHOW. The com- 13—Exploring The Universe 5—Cartoons bination of Shelley Berman, THE GREAT CHALLENGE. 9—Zoorama—San Diego THE STORY movie star or anyone, for tha "There is no such thing as help D, Garroway 7—Answering Service—Panel Peter Ustinov, Florence Hender- "The Arts in the American De- 11—Dick Tracy—Cartoons matter. She alternates betweei in Australia," she explained. "A 8:30 11—Ramar of The Jungle son, and two intriguing studies mocracy." A group of highly 13—Once Upon A Day—Children the tinseled career of an actres: man would rather wash a car for 2—Route 66,-Adventure 1:25 on film, add up to an interesting civilized gentlemen: Thomas Hart 5:05 . in Hollywood and the pioneer ex nothing and join the owner after- 4—Maurice Chevalier 5—News 7—1 Married Joan—Series Istence at Giro Station on thewards for a beer than be paid hour. One of the filmed sequences Benton, artist; Philip Johnson, 5—Texan—Western illustrates the remarkable expres- (See PREVIEWS, Page 18) l:J0 , 5:25 wide Australian plain. for the Job. That's the way the 7—Flintstones—Cartoon 2—As The World Turns 11—Rocky And His friends siveness of tie hands of the 11—Navy Log. 13 Age of. Kings- "I think I've managed quite Australians are. 5—Film—The Second Face—1950 5:30 people of Rome, while the other Drama bit in the last three years," she On one subject Anne is some- -85 Min. • 2—Film—Dangerous Partners— takes a look at an elephant and 13-Age of Kings commented. "I've traveled 45,000 thing of a zealot: The position of 9—Star and Story—Drama 1945-75 Min. rhino in Africa being tested in MOVIE TIMETABLE miles, had three pregnancies (one the Australian woman. 9:00 U-GIobal Zobel—Travel 5—Sandyfs Hour 1 the cause of wildlife preservation RED BANK miscarriage), made three movies, "I have the greatest admiration 5—Bronco—Western 13—Time Now for Music 7—Highway Patrol The fun, of course, comes from CARLTON- done numerous live and—I won't for them," she commented. 7—Dickens.... Fenster 1:45 9—Film—The Men—1950— Shelley's new characterization Bllly Rose's Jumbo 2:00; 4:40; 7:00 say dead — filmed television "But I cannot get used to the 0'20 9—Film—His Kind Of Woman- 4—News Marlon Brando—90 Min. of it guy calling up for a bank 8Jtt\—Blllj Rose's Jumbo 2:O0; 5:00; shows, toured Europe and spent way they are treated by their 1951-2 Hrs. 2:00 11—Popeye loan, and Peter's tales and imita- 7:28; 9:45. a large part of each year doing husbands. The average Australian SUN.—Term of Trial 2:00: 5:50; 7:00;IP-Passing Parade 2—Password—Allen Ludden all the household work on ou tions. 10 p.m. NBC. 9:05. »:S9 has only two relations with wom- EATONTOWN 4—Merv Griffin—Variety ranch." en: domestic and sex, DRIVE-IN— 2-Alf red Hitchcock 7—Day in Court--Drama Anne was here to await the EYEWITNESS. All things being m. & SAT.—Cartoons 7:00;-Savage 4-Price Is Right—B. Cullen 9—Public Arts "This is real segregation. You Guns 7:15; Jumbo 8:65; Cixtfus of birth of her third child, an event know how at American dinner equal on the top news front, to- 9-Film—His Kind of Woman— H—Divorce Court—Drama night's report looks to the "Sk Horrors 11:05. that, may happen at any hour. parties the husbands and wives SUN.—Jumbo 8:05; 0:50; Savage 1951-2 Hrs. 2:10 Having had two difficult deliver- have drinks and dinner together, Boom" in the United States. You Guns 8:05. 7—77 Sunset Strip-Mystery may or may not be aware of it MON. SHOPPING CENrER- 13—Science Corner ram* then separate into groups of men civic Auditorium, "The Quiet One," 10:00 2:25 but you'll see there's skiing down Sunday, 8 p.m; Kifiannt of and women. Well,' in Australia 4—Jack Paar—Variety 7—News in Dixie where the young people LONG BRANCH MM WO., tot. tu the separation starts before din- 5—Yancy Derringer 2: SO make their snow"; families are BARONET- " 14*, ner." 11—Mr. Adams and Eve 2—House Party—Art Linkletter taking to skiing just outside Buf- Taxis Bulba 2:O0: 6:10; 10:20; Oceans Jack Eleven 4:00; 8:15. 13-World at Thirteen 7—Seven Keys—Jack Nan falo; and there's bigtime skiing SAT.—Kiddle Show: Jungle Han KM. ers A Jungle Hoonmen; Comedy 10:30 9-Film-Bandido-1956- Sullivan's out in Colorado where Olympic Races 2:00; Taru Bulba 6:55; 11:00: : -Eyewitness ss Robert Mitchum—90 Min. Derjjps Plan hopefuls take their flings. 10:30 Oceans Eleven 4:50; 9:00. SPRING LAKE.N. J.' SUN.—Reptitlcus 2:00; 4:45; 7:105—Mr: . Lucky—Adventure 2:55 DAY p.m. CBS. 10:30; Warriors Five 3:20: 6:10; 9:00 7—Third Man-Mystery Choice 8eaU at Box OttIM ASBURY PARK 4-News Beef Dinner 11—Seven League Boots 5-News TONIGHT. Carl Reiner, Mel LYRIC— 13—Images—Art . FAIR HAVEN — The local FRI., SAT. & SUN.—West Bide Story 3:00 > Brooks, and Dr. Joyce Brothers, 1:30; 4:20; 7:10; 10:00. 11:00 Democratic .Club will sponsor a make up Johnny Carson's un 2—To Tell the Truth—Panel why is MAYFAIR- 2—News—Douglas Edwards 4—Loretta Young—Drama roast beef dinner March 23 in likely triumyerate tonight, with FRI., SAT. & SUN. — Son ot Blub- the Atlantic Hotel. Harry Kniffin, ber 2:00; 4:00; 6:00; 8:00; 10:05. 4—News—J. K. M. McCaffery 5—Doorway to Destiny Jack Sullivan's' Carol Sloane along to attend to ST. JAMES- club president, is in charge. 5-News 7—Queen for a Day the vocalizing. (Color) 11:15 p.m PRl & SAT.—The Longest Day 2:30; 7_News—Bill Shadell so popular for The importance of registering 8:30. 11—How to Marry a Millionaire NBC. 11—News—Kevin Kennedy Democratic voters was stressed SUN.—The Longest Day 2:30; 8:00. 13—News luncheon and dinner? 13—Reflections , by Milton Kosene, former Fair NEPTUNE CITY 3:15 CARLTON S TOMORROW NEPTUNE CITY— 11:10 13—Music Interlude Haven mayor, in a talk at a Diamond. Head 2:«; 7:35; 9:40. GOOD FOOD meeting of the club Monday. He SPORTS INTERNATIONAL. SAT.—Cartoons 2:00; Alvln Hie down, 4—Weather—Tex Antoine 3:25 CONTINUOUS TOPAY FROM Z P. M. on. stage 2:25; Qreatest Show on 7—News urged members to begin a regis- Dick Button and Bud Palmer Earth 2:40: Diamond Head 5:50; 2—News—Douglas Edwards ' AND SERVICE handle the action commentary of 8:00; 10:00. 11—Steve Allen—Variety -LAST TWO DAYS. tration drive for the April pri- SUN.—Diamond Head 2:00: 4:00; 3:30 mary. this 90 minute spree with the 6:00; 8:00; 10:00. 11:15 2—Millionaire—Drama PAR EXCELLENCE U.S. figureskating championship DQRIS^STEPHEN. JTMMtf .MBRffiS Guests of the club were Mr. 4—News—McCaffery 4—Young Dr. Malone—Serial highlights at Long Beach, Cali- and Mrs. Pat Liebeck of Ocean- North of Red Bank 5—Film—The Snake Pit—1948— 5—Mr. District Attorney Gl 9-9000 fornia Arena. If you're a "fan, port. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS Olivia De Havilland—1 Hr 357—Who Do You Trust? here's your qhance to see grace ATLANTIC- , Min. , 11—Best of Groucho—Quiz and skill personified. (Color) 3:30 PUU. & SAT.—Taras Bulba 2:00: 7:00; 9:10. 11:20 13—You, the Consumer' p.m. NBC. SUN.—Period of Adjustment 2:15; 2—Film—Return From The Sea 4:40; 7:00; 9:00. 4:00 SAVE m EARN KEANSBURG —1954-Jan Sterling-1 Hr. 35 2—Secret Storm—Serial WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS. CASINO— Min. Current Another 90 minutes of sports turns FRI., SAT. & SUN.—Jumbo. 11:30 to the anrtual road race at the HAZLET 4—Johnny Carson Dividend Daytona International Speedway LOEWS DRIVE-IN- 7—Film--1950- Per Annum in Florida with touring speed as 4 Cartoon 7:00; Girls, Girls, Olrl« 7:07: Bette Davis—90 Min. its goal, and a wintry sequence 10:50; Strategic Air Command 9:00. BAT—cartoon-ORama 7:00; Qlrls, 12:40 • STARTS SUNDAY * from Innsbruck, Austria with Girls, Girls 7:20; 11:00; Strategic Air Command 9:16. H—News—Kevin Kennedy Four-Man Bobsled World Cham- BUN.—Cartoon-O-Rama 6:00; Girls, pionship contests in view. 5 p.m. Glrla, Girls 8:20; 10:00; Strategic Air ABC. Command 8:18. PERTH AMBOY ATLANTIC Long Branch • Keyport • Holmdel MAJESTIC— Oakhurst • Middletonm THEATRE JACKIE GLEASON. As usual, FRI SAT. & SUN.—West Side Storj Atlantic HlBhlond-i—Tel. 291-0118 Joe the Bartender skit with Frank 1:30; 4:10; 7:05; 10:00. NOW-EVES. 7-9:10 Fontaine's crazy chatter and EDISON Matinee Frl. - Sat. at 2 MeCarter Theatre MENLO PARK CINEMA— song ("Have You Ever Been FRI. & SAT.—Son o! Flubber 1:00 TONY, CURTIS Lonely?") is one of the show's 3:16; 5:25; 8:00; 9:45. of Princeton University BUN.—Son o! Flubber 1:30; 3:15 YULBRYNNER highlights. There's another when 5:45; B:05: 9:50. young Ken Karen breaks your WOODBRIDGE "Taras Bulba" heart singing "What Kind of Fool DRIVE-IN— TONITE! TONITE! TONITE! Am I?" Also, crying comic Rip FRI. 4 SAT.—Color Cartoons 7:00 Tonight 8:30—Sun. 3:00 Damn the Defiant 8:00; Bodom & SUN. - MON. - TUES. Taylor takes his turn interrupting Gomorrah 9:50; Twlit All Night 12:30. Gleason's monologue, and Alice SUN.—Damn the Dellanl 6:05; 10:45 Continuous Sunday Ghostley continues to love her Sodom & Gomorrah S:05. TONY FRANCIOSA MONTCLAIR wretch (Gleason) when he gives CLAIRIDGE— JANE FONDA He is a married schoolmaster. She is her Japanese flowers in the tene- Wonderful World of the Brothari JIM HUTTON one of the youngest girts in his class. Grimm 2:30; 8:30. ment sketch. 7:30 p.m. CBS. SAT,—Wonderlul World ot the Broth ers Grimm 2:00; 8:30. BUN.—Wonderful World of the Broth- THE DEFENDERS. "The Eye ers Grimm 2:30; 7:30. of Fear." Robert Loggia does [auniiiGB QHvfer Simons Slpret such a believable job as an MAD COMEDY in English . intense young man embittered hy also the false accusation that he's BOURGEOIS GENTILHOMME Tonight. Sat. 8:30 • Sun. 3 killed his wife, you almost believe you're witnessing a drama. McCARTER THEATRE Actually, though, his tale boils PRINCETON, N. J. down to the usual whodunit with I WIHHm SPECIAL AWARD VEfitCCFIUWFESTIVAtiBge I

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In King Arthur's Court (1949) Orson Welles' group on the. radio 2—News-Charles Collingwood (:30 9—Jack La Lanne 1:45 Bing Crosby. 90 min. drama series TTie Campbell 4—Let's Talk About God 2-G. E. True-Jack Webb 11-Operation Alphabet U-Adventurta In Africa 4-AU Star Golf Playhouse" in 1936. 5—Wonderama—Sonny Fox 10:00 13—Profile: New Jersey lt:M 5—Yancy Derringer 9—TV Gospel Time—Music 2—Carol & Company l:2t 2-AMn-Cartoon 4—News Special J-Newi ; 7-Wide World of Sports Question—I hove seen an ac 11—Superman-Adventure 4-Sharl Lewis-Children 7—Voice Of Firestone •:» 11—Ramar of the Jungle tress named Vefa Miles on many 7—Couragkwa Cat U-One Step Beyond-Dranu 2—Our Miss Brooks—Comedy 5:30 recent TV shows, such as' "The 4—Jewish Fourth R—Religion 11—Film—The Flying Deuces 10:30 4-Dr. Joyce Brother*. 5-Fdix and The Wizard Virginian," "Route. 66" and 9:30 (1939) Laurel & Hardy. 1 hr. 7-Howard K. Smith 5-Topper-Comedy 11—Tombstone Territory "Eleventh Hour," and like her 4-Protestant Heritage 10:30 11—San Francisco Beat 7—Gale Storm—Comedy 140 . very much. Is she a nftw face? 7—Q. T. Hush-Cartoons 2—Mighty Mouse—Cartoons 11:00 9-Film-Bandido-195»-90 Mia. W-Highlighto of World.History M. H., Sherril, N. Y. 9—Air Force Story 4—King Leonardo-Cartooni 2—Hews, Reasoner 11—Comedy Party—Cartoons Answer — Miss Miles has been U-Lefs Hav« Fun 7—Little Rucals-Cartoons Education 4-News—Frank Blair 13—Parlons Francaii I around for over ten years acting 16:00 SATURDAY EVENING 5-News 11:01 in movies and on TV. Some of 2—Way to Go—Religion fctf •.' *•» ' •'• ,-' • - 7—News, Vincent Gould 2—R|n Tin Tin—Adventure the films she has appeared In are 4—Japan Today 4-News 4—News—Sander Vanocur 9-Film-Ifs Mary'i Fault-1958 *-Fury-Adveoture / "The Man Who Shot Liberty Val- THE ACTRESS'—Patricia Crowfeyportrayi Julia Grant, 7-New» 13-Understanding Science 7-Xop Cat-Cartoon' 5—Sandy's Hour—Children 9-Making of Music 90 Min. 10:00 •—Championship Bowling ance," "Psycho," "The Wrong an itiner/int performer who disturbs the Ponderou'i cilm ^-Cooking „ 10:30 11-WK.Of Life—Religion 2—Calendar—Reasoner 11—Broken Arrow-Western Man," "Back Street," and "The with romance In "Tha Actress," an episode of-NBC-TV's U-The NetfYou-Fashion 2—Look Up and Live 11:05 4—Say When—Art Janei 13-Whaf« New-Children Searchers, *S U:M "Bonanza" full-hour color series Sunday, Feb. 24 (9-10 4—Science Age [on In The Capital J-Film-Up The Rlver-1938- 2/-Roy Rogers—Western 1:15 9-Mahaila Jackson—Music 11:10 85 Min. 11—Film—The Cyclops (1957) p.m. EST). Little Joe Cartwright "(Michael London I falls I 4-Magte MMway-ChiMren 4-Recital Hall-Music 10:45 4-Weather 7—Susie—Comedy ft 90 min. ' in love with Julia, but their romance is threatened by S-Juxt (or Fun-Cartoons 1:30 9—Senator Keating Reports 11:15 ll-Ed Allen 1J—Music at Large 7-Beany AM Cecil •2—Newt-Robert Trout her career in drama. 11:00 2-News 8:09 II—Comedy Party 7—Hong Kong—Adventure 2—Camera Three 4-News 13-Careen Unlimitsd ' $—Dragnet—Police II—Supercar—Children 4—Searchlight—Interview 11)20 10:20 SATURDAY AFTERNOON >-Meet the Author 13—Profile: New Jersey 7—Faith For Today—Religion 7—Film—Itlng Of Tha Roaring 7-News 12:00 8:J» 9—Congressional Conference 20's—1961 10:25 J-5ky King—Adventure J—Defenders ' TV Cartoon Family 11:30 11:25 4-News 4—Make Room For Daddy 2—Weather—Jeanne Parr 4-Joey Bishop 2-News 2—Film—Phamton Lady—1944— 13-Places In Tbj News 7-Bugs Bonny-Cartoons 7:0* 5—Peter Gunn—Mystery •. 4-News—Merrill Mueller 1% Hrs. 1040 9-Film-His Kind ot Woman 2-Sea Hunt—Adventure 7-Mr. Smith ' Has New Addition 7—This Is The Answer 11:30 2-1 Love Lucy-Comedy (1951) R. Mitchum. 2 hrs. 4-LocalNews »-Film—The Tragic Hunt (1950) 9—Point of View—Discussion 4—DMIIU Playhouse 4-*lay Your Hunch U-Rocky And His Friends 5—Jungle Jim—Adventure lhr. By CHARLES WITBECK pulled out of a bin, wins a round- •-Editorial Page U-Your Right To Say It 7-Girl Talk 12:M 9:00 . HOLLYWOOD - Television is the-world trip for two. As of two SUNDAY AFTERNOON ' 11—Supennan^-Adyenture 11:35 1-Film-The Devil And Miss I—Reading Room—Children 4-Film—The President's Lady truly a wonder. Wilma Flintstone weeks ago H & B had not decided 12:00 4—Esploring-Children 13—Turn of the Century . Pebble's initial weigh-in, so hot 5—Senate Report Jones—194Wean Arthur-*) (1957) Susan Hayward. 2 hr. has been pregnant only five 7—Challenge Golf S—Circus Boy-Adventure 7:10 tips were phonies. 11:40 Min.. 5-Wrestling " . . weeks, yet tonight, Washington's 9-Film—His Kind Of Woman- 7-AIlafauam-Chlldren 4-Weather 5-Public Office 11:45 7—Lawrence Welk Birthday, Wiima i3 going to give Neither have the two men oven 1951-Robert Mitchum-2 .Il-ChrUtopier Program 12:00 13—Parlons Francaii I 7(15 11—Ice Hockey—Rangers birth to a child, in color, on looked a single publicity gimmick Hrs. - / . ' I2:« for spreading the news about 11—Big Picture—Army 11:00 4—Financial News »:S0 ABC's "The Flintstones." 12:30 U-livmg Word-Religion Pebble. Both are family men, and 12:10 2—McCoys—Comedy 4-Sports J—Have Gun, Will Travel The kid has been planned for 2—Washington Report both look worn. "Having real kids I—Film—Four Sons—1940—Don 4-Prlce Is Right 1:00 7:30 10:00 almost ten months, and Joe Bar- 4—Youth Forums of your own is easier," they say. Ameche—90 Min. 7-Jane Wyman-Drama 2-News-Robert Trout 2—Jackie Gieason J—Gunsmoke—Western bera, co-creator, wonders if it's 1:00 The Pebble birth has clobbered 12:10 9—Playhouse 60-Drama $-FUnh-King Dinosanr (1855) 4—Sam Benedict 7-Boxlng-N.Y.C. been worth all the trouble, be- 2—Film-Jesse James-1939- the whole H & B staff. 4-Film The Blue Gardenla-1953 13—Science Comer lhr. S-Bat Mastewon-Westera >—Top Star Bowling cause he and Bill Hanna - are Tyrone Power—90 Min. 7-High School Basketball 7-Gallant Men-War Drania -SO Mia. 11:20 13—Art and Artists bushed. Artists went to work first Joe Barbera was particularly 4—Direct Line 9—Almanac Newsreel 13—Where Does It Come From Il^Contmental Miniatures S-ladte* of the Press impressed with the efficiency of 10:30 and most had boys in mind, be- 7—Youth Wants To Know 12:15 , 11:25 , the toy manufacturers. First 13—Personal Report cause boy's names like Rock 11—Pioneers—Drama 9-News And Weather ' 5-News would fit better with Flintstone. came wax models from the car- U:M 1:05 11:30 However, girl babies looked cut' toon sketches, then arms, head 4;-Frontiers ol Faith 2-New« 2—Pete and Gladys-Comedy 2—News—Reasoner er, and cuteness is the key, so and eyes were interchanged TED MEYN 7—Meet the Professor 1:15 4—Concentration 4-News boys were out. After 500 sketches among the models to narrow it WEDNESDAY • KIDAY • SATURDAY 11—Golf Tourament 5-Romper Room-Children 5-Senate Report or so, one stood out, a cute little down to the right look for the 2—Film—Two Smart People— 2:00 7-Youri For A Song AT THE ORGAN 7-News girl with a bone in her hair. doll. 194S—Lucille Ball—1 Hr. SO 9-Fjesta to Puerto Rico 4-Open Mind Min. 1 "It works," says Joe. "The best II—Film—Home of the Brave "Then we had to name her, 7-Directions '63—Religion 1:20 13-Careers Unlimited POLKA DOT LOUNGE doll was made. She's so cute (1949) 90 mins. said Joe, "and we came up with 9—Film—See Sat. Noon 7—Film—Commandos Strike At 11:N H THIRD AVE., LONG BRANCH - 2ZMN5 and cuddly I think even teenagers 13—Reflections handles like Flagstone Flint- 2:S» • - Dawn—1942 OUR KITCHEN IS O«M will want her." 1—Merry Mailman . 11:05 stone," 2—Sports Spectacular 2:00 The TV animated cartoons busi- DAILY FROM 11 AJM. to 1 AM. S-Film—U Jtue Madeleine Flagstone didn't have quite the 7—News Special 4—Sermonette Religion ess has dropped off a good deal LUNCH - DINNERS - SANDWICHES (1946)> James Cagney. 90 min.right ring to it, but the direction 11—Religious Leaders • 3:05 The Would* 6enll«nan if late because of its initial high 11:10 seemed right. 1:00 2—News cost plus the deluge of cartoons alias CHARBROILED STEAKS 4-Wealher In dialogue Hanna and Barbera 4—This Is NBC News 3:15 on the market at one time, but 11:15 had Barney Rubble saving to 5-Film—High Noon-1952-Gary BOURGEOIS GENTILHOMME CHOPS ft BURGERS H & B are waging a fight to 2-Glve Us This Day 4-FiIm-She's Working Her Fred: "Boy, she's a chip off the Cooper—2 Hrt. CATERING TO WEDDINGS * PARTIES survive and Pebble.is just one MONDAY MORNINO McCARTER THEATRE Way Through College (1952) old block." Fred tops it with, 7_FUm-Rodec—1952-75 Min. weapon. Joe says the company 254 hrs. "It's more like a pebble off the 11—Encounter—Religion 1:45 THIS WEEKEND has a new way of cutting costs 2—Previews 11:20 old Flintstone," and there was 3:30 the name — Pebble Flintstone. to stay in the market, by cutting 2-FiIm-Battle Cry (1952) Van down on the number of draw- 4—Wild Kingdom Heflen. 2'4 hrs. , As soon as Pebble had been ings, standardizing a close-up, a 11—Championship Bridge 7-FiIm—The Big Lift (1950) 2 labeled the toy world went into medium shot and a faraway shot. 4.00 hrs. 10 min. orbit. Sketches of the girl were 2—Great Challenge - Washington Could Have . . 11:30 sent to a certain toy manufactur- "We're reorganizing our think- 4-World of Golf ing cost-wise," he says, "we 9-FIlm-Black'Friday (1940) er, and officers boarded a plane 9-Film—See 12 noon . . . but from all our research he didn't T THEJLVTSV . i 90 min. west to tie this merchandising moved so fast we forgot about 11—Eastern Pro Bowling 12:SS item up. watching costs in some areas." 4: IS get to the Lincroft Inn while campaigning 5—Film—Four Jills in a Jeep With the squeeze on Joe and 7-News Pebble Flintstone is going to in Monmouth County. But for you IT'S easy (1944) 90 min. give the Friday night cartoon Bill are going to fight. "We've 4:31 Mematwml 90 min. - series a shot in the arm, and it learned lessons — like an 8:30 7—Alumni Fun to viiit this pre-Revolutienary War inn and 1:00 expects to do the same in the spot Is-Just too late for animated 5:00 partake of the wonderful and diversified 9—Squad Car toy world. You'll soon see turtle cartoons," says Joe. "If-we can 2—Amateur Hour 1:30 , strollers, rock cradles, dinosaur get a show on at 7:00 p.m., .we 4-Update menu we offer. Why don't you visit ui 4-Film-Gates or Paris (1957) high chairs, turtle shell basi- jet the kids and hold the set. 5—Cimarron City 7-Film-Timber Queen (1944) nettes and leopard skin diapers. The grownups have to Join in. 7—Major Adams with your family this weekend? 1 hr. There will be Pebble baby dolls don't think the animated car- 11-Celebrity Goli 9—Almanac Newsreel of all sizes, the cuddly type to toon business is through. Kids 5:30 1:35 hold and bigger stand-up dolls. will always want to see new car- 2-G.E. College Bowl toons. They won't live on reruns Four Award-winning feature films for 9—News and Weather And you can't leave out coloring 4-BuUwinkle LINCROFT INN 2:65 books. alone." 11—Superman thoughtful adult audiences presented by NEWMAN SPRINGS ROAD 2—News H & B have \ all sorts of ex- SUNDAY EVENING SH 1-9755 ' the First Unitarian Church of Monmouth County 2:15 ploitation stunts going too. All When the football season ended 0:00 1 AT CIVIC AUDITORIUM 2—Film—The Flame Within women who have babies during at Syracuse, sophomores' Jim 2—Twentieth Century Nance and Gerry Everllng turned Monmouth Shopping Center, Eatontown Circle (1935) 90 min. the half-hour Flintstones on Feb. 1:00 22d, and the estimate runs to wrestling. 4—Sermonette around 216 babies, will receive a 3:45 $25 government bond and a Peb- Sunday, February 24,8 PM ZANEY FARCE! 2-rNews ble Flintstone doll. The big, big THE QUIET ONE" J:55 contest involves guessing the BOURGEOIS GENTILHOMME 2-Give Us This Day weight of Pebble at birth. 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SECTION TWO FRIDAY, FEBRUARY. 22,-1983 7c PER COPY Hughes Believes Tubes Committee Quizzes Project Will Be Upheld Officials on Budget TRENTON (AP) — Gov. Rich- were too broad.. The trade center and the Hudson Tubes purchase TRENTON (AP) - 1. Why do These were a few ot the ques- dent of Rutgers, told the commit- •rd J. Hughes says he is confi- was tied to 'purchase of the we*e held to be"public purposes' freshmen and sophomores have to tions the legislature's appropria- tee some Rutgers students are liv- dent a higher court will find con- Tubes. The Appellate Division's within the Port Authority's pow- live on campus at Rutgers Uni- tions committee tossed at stai ing in off-campus rooms which •traction of a world trade center ruling, by 'a ' M decision, ers, the governor said. versity. officials at a hearing Thursday the New Brunswick fire depart- ant} acquisition at the Hudson grounded both,projects. He sald.'he and Siila believe, an 2.Why does Rutgers have 1 The hearing, third in a series on ment thinks are dangerous. New Tubes' by the Port of New York ' Hughe? said the dJs?eHtin'g.(*in< appeal of the court decision wilt teacher for every 12.4 students Gov. Richard J. Hughes' pro- dormitory construction now Authority to be constitutional. ion stated, that' bi-state legisla- result; in elimination of the "nar- while Trenton Junior College has posed $547.5 million budget, wai makes it possible for the uni- Jfugjiej, vacationing in Florida, tion tying the two projects to- row obstacle" raised by the Ap- only one teacher for each 19 largely an informative affair; th versity to enforce an old rule issued a statement through his gether amply restricted, the. Port pellate Division. students. committee neither cut nor a, against such off-campus living, Gross explained. Recent an- office yesterday saying he and Authority against Improper use He sajd Assistant Attorney Gen. 3. Why does Bordentown Re- proved any spending. Attorney. General Arthur J. Sills & i condemnation powers, formatory need a refrigerator to Answers nouncement of the rule caused a U eral Thieojpre I. .Bolter wili join demonstration by a score of stu- liave analyzed a ruling of the with'Port Authority lawyers and store garbage? The answers to the question Hew York Appellate Division and Endorsed Concept 4. Who needs the State Civil raised above: dents. He said while the Appellate XA- representatives of the New York are encouraged. Attorney General's office Mont War Centennial Commission. 1, Dr. Mason W, Gross, presi 2. Gross explained that Tren- The Appellate Division ruled vision' majority ruled the world ton Junior College has far few- trade center portion of the act day in Albany seeking quick ac- Tuesday that the proposed world tion by the New York Court oil er courses than Rutgers and pro* trade center was unconstitutional unconstitutional, it endorsed the yides only two years of school- because it gave,the Port Author- basic concept of the $270 million Appeals. ing. He estimated that Rutgers ity condemnation powers' that project.- Both the trade center Hughes said he hopes a ruling freshmen and sophomore courses could be obtained before the Newt New Jersey have a higher ratio of students York legislature adjourns at the to teachers than does Trenton end of April, GUEST'SPEAKER — .tames M. Bridges, center, director Junior College. . . Will Keep Running of the office of electronics in Washington was gueit Clean Storage Delay Budget Action Meanwhile, tbe Tubes are now News Briefs speaker at last night's dinner-meeting of Fort Mon- 3. Acting Institutions Commis- under what is the temporary care sioner Lloyd W. McCorkle said Marlboro Awaits Refunding OK of the Port Authority and Au- mouth'i Chapter of'the Armed Forces Communications By The Associated Press Bordentown needs a $15,000 re- thority Director Austin J. Tobin and Electronic* Association. Tha official from the office frigerator for garbage so it can MARLBORO - The Township Mr. Seaman said. "Actually, says no matter how future court NEW YORK - A new social Bergen. The company supplies of the assistant secretary of defense spoke on tha "Man- and economic background that some 1,500 magazine retailers store the garbage under sanitary Committee held a public hearing the township is spending $6,000 *<*i Westinghousa firm is at right. Commercial Telephone Workers against last year's $1.95 per $100 Mayor Lanzaro explained of Crown Zellerbabh Corp., said question affirmatively. But Sea. Tobin and New Jersey High- Union providing wage increases Donal C. For, D-Essex, said he of assessed valuation. $5,000 appropriation for the town- way Commissioner Dwight R. G, discussions in the future might for the union's 2,500 workers. The The budget will not be adopted, ship Municipal Water and Sewer be more productive if not con- for, one dessn't need the Civil Palmer went ahead with a meet' agreement, subject to member- War Centennial Commission. Mayor Joseph A. Lanzaro ex- Authority was. necessary ing yesterday in Jersey City to fined to the bargaining table, ship ratification March 8, pro. plained, until state approval Is to set up the agency which was where conflicts often are empha- vides $2-to>$3 increases in min 'The Civil War was oaa of the discuss methods of moving com- Raritan Valley Plan greatest evils in ou rhistory," Fox given tor the method of refund- created last year to help plan muters from the Bayonne station sized, "is there not a better ap- mum weekly starting rates, and ing $70,000 in excess taxes col- for water and sewer facilities for of the Jersey Central Railroad proach available in the use of $2.S0-to-$5 raises in maximum said. "The sooner we forget about fccted last year, The mayor said the community. The mayor informal later-management ses- weekly rates, It would become it ,the better oft we will be." to the Tubes In Jersey City. sions that take place at other The committee plans to hold a refunding ordinance is being explained the agency has the Palmer said the meeting was School Impact Cited effective Feb. 17. Previous rates prepared and once that is sole authority to grant fran- times during the year when the were not available. its next session Monday, when it scheduled before the New York RARITAN TOWNSHIP — If Blanda, Jr., reporting that h agenda is not loaded with prob- plans to be more fiscal and less adopted the state Division of Lo- chises. court decision and was purely an cal Government will permit adop- 'Raritan Valley USA," a pro- has requested Superior Cou; lems?" he asked. quizzical. Concernlng the refunding situ- exploratory one. Under the Port posed 569 house development, be- Judge J. Edward Knight to meet MCGUIRE AIR FORCE BASE tion. The refunding is necessary ation, Mr. Seaman explained that Authority rapid transit plan, the comes a reality local residents with the Township Committee — From the Philippines to New because 1,600 taxpayers were the' revaluation prepared last ferry .from the Jersey .Central will be faced with a major fi- and Planning Board on the case. OAMDEN — Superior Court Jersey, nonstop In less than over assessed and were granted year placed an inaccurate total Terminal in Jersey City to New nancial problem. In other action the board: Judge W. Orvyl Schallck dis- ISVi hours—that's what the Marlboro /eductions by the state Board of assessment on the community of York w°uld >* discontinued and This was indicated by R. Announced it has received th missed yesterday a conflict of Military Air Transport Serv- Taxation. $W million. When the error was Bayonie would be the last stop Thomas Jannarone, superintend- proposed $1,950,000 school con. interest suit brought against ice can boast about today. A H-Cent Hike military jet transport plane, Petitions Ask realized, and a corrected figure «*>«* Hudson branch of ttie line. ent of schools, in a letter to. thestruction program plans from thi Democratic Assemblyman G, Ed The new lax rate for munidpa of $30 million was submitted it The suit challenging the trade Planning* Board Wst night. $',: Board of Education and will n ward Koenlg of Burlington Coun- boosted by strong tall winds, •turposes will be 80 cents, an in- was too late to mate corrections center and Tubes purchase was Mr. Jannarone1 estimated the view the projects for recom- ty. Koenig, who has served sev- covered the 1,818 miles from Downgrading of 30 cents over last; except by tax appeals. The ap- filed by a group of New York initial cost to develop the educa- mendations. en years in (he New Jersey Leg- Clark Air Force Base, the crease Philippines, to McGutre Air MARLBORO - Tin Township figure; the county rate pe,i, were granted by the state City merchants battling Port Au- tional needs for a 500-house de- • Industrial Zone islature, has been mayor of Bor- wilyear'l bse 39 cents, an increase of t agency and refunds became P101^ condemnation proceed- velopment would be $509,000. -He Reported it has concluded its dentown since 1961 and was on Force Base, arriving yester- Committee last night received pe- -cants; th» local school tax, 86 necessary - 'a&- TI>e Port Authority took also'stated the. Additional annual study of approximately 200 acres the City Commission 10 years. day. McGulre information offi- titions signed by 597 resident! cento, an increase of 19 cents; The suit was filed in October, cer Lt. Col. Edward Handel calling for downgrading of lot „ , ' . , over operation of the Hudson costs would run approximately of unimproved land bounded by sizes and an increase in boust . regional school tax, 55 cents, an $270,000. Union Ave., Middle Rd., Rt, 36 1961, by William H. Wells, a resi- said the C1SS StratoUfter set a thThe townshie situatiop nfaile camd et oabou go tint afteo r Tube, i«t September. The au- size requirements. • • • , increase of 7 cents. thonty said it will continue to The township is presently In and Laurel Ave., and has recom- dent of Bordentown and a mem. nonstop flight record for a Tha total budget for 1961 will revaluation program until the litigation, witti the developers mended it be rezoned from resi- ber of the Republican State Com- transport but MATS officials The petition! were received ist passible minute. operate the tubes but has called with a letter from Robert Nivi- be iKtm^ «n tasrewgJimW a halt to plans for modernizing over its rezoniqg action in 1959 dential to light industrial area. mittee. It charged that Koenlg's aald the record wu unofficial v dual holding of office was detri " son, president of the Farmers- year's total oT $38».M7. Tbe The committee adjourned the the Newark-New York railroad which conviirttd tHe 137-tract ad- Received a letter from the because there wai Ho intention Th jacent, to the Garden State Park- Raritan Village Homeowners As- mental to good public interest to try for a new mark and no Home Owners Association. May- amount to be raited by taxation meeting until next Thursday and tying it in with a unified or Joseph A. Lanzaro received lor 18$ it $241,218, as compared night. North Jersey transit system. way from residential to industrial sociation objecting to the pro. and asked the court to oust him impartial observers .were classification: posed Hazlet Mall shopping cen- from one of the posts and de- alerted. the petitions and the committee with last year's total of $170,797. took no action, Auditor (Joseph J. Seaman, Jr., The state Supreme Court recently ter on Rt. 36, adjacent to the clare it vacant. Schallck said the Perth Amboy, said that the re- ruled that at least part of the A&P supermarket. suit was in conflict -with both Tbe mayor directed thai a aw and fact. WASHINGTON - Sen Harrison copy of the letter be sent to the serve for unoollected tans this Teacher Awarded development can be built, but Announced a board of investi- A. -.Williams, Jr.'MMU.* urged year will be $210,418. Last year's left to. a lower court the question gators, headed by former Town- Planning Board tot considera- President Kennedy last night to tion. figure tm $130,305. Mr. Seaman of final settlement as to other ship Committeeman Robert £, JERSEY CITY — Superior act immediately "to stop what said the amooat was increased $750 Scholarship sections of the project. Lennon, has completed its inspec- Court Judge Ralph L. Fnsco Williams called an alarming de- The petitions advocate down- because the percentage of 196] 3 Maps Filed tions of alt local trailer parks has upheld as constitutional • cline on poultry exports to Eu- grading lot sizes from the pres- tax collection! waj only 72.5 per Subdivision maps for all five and found them eligible for law under 'which retailers may rope. In a telegram to Kennedy, ent 20,000 square feet to 11,000 cent, a decrease of 7,5 per-cent sections of the development had license renewal. force magazine distributors to Williams said increased tariffs square feet. The frontage re- from 1961 been approved,by local govern- Reported the Monmouth Coun- take back unordered publica- by the European Common Market quirements would vary from 80 ment agencies prior to the rezon- ty Planning Board has recog- tions within 48 hours. The law, have virtually eliminated.exports to 90 feet. ing, but maps had been filed on nized its right to study and re- which went Into effect last of dried whole eggs to that area The petitions also call for in- only three sections. • view capital improvements pro- month, was challenged by the and have bitten sharply into poul- creasing the requirements for Flreeholders The Planning Board last month posed by local official agencies, Hudson News Co. of North ry exports. house sizes from the present 960 recommended to the Township square feet. The new recommen- Committee that the township pro- dation advocates 1,200 square feet Merit Finalist for ranch-type houses, 1,400 for teed wjth its defense while the ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS -Pe- courts determine the equities of split-level houses, and 1,009. for ter Waasdrop, Jr., son of Peter Raritan Candidates two-story houses. To Demos the parties involved, and that Waasdorp, Mountain Route, is a ' FREEHOLD— The Momnoulh legal counsel continue with this Merit Scholarship finalist, it was The petitions also advocate an County Board of Freeholders will action to a final decision, announced yesterday by the ordinance that would require de- draft a formal reply to the criti- A letter was also received last Mount Hermon School for Boys, velopers to furnish schools and cal letter of the. 1963 county budg- night from Mayor Phillip J. East Northfield, Mass. other public utilities. et filed by the Monmouth County The farmers who organized Democratic Executive Commitete earlier this month, advocate at Wednesday's budget hearing. Middletown Again Asks downgrading of lot size require- Freeholder Director Joseph C, Ir- ments so they can sell their wiii said yesterday. . properties to housing developers. The seven-page letter was to On Jan. 3, the Township Com- have been read to the board by Enrollment Load Relief mittee Introduced an ordinance : KEANSBURG — The Board of to downgrade lot sizes but It was a member of a special subcom- future. He said it takes four ti defeated following objections ex- mittee, former Fair Haven May- Education was notified last night six years to put such a decisioi that Middletown is again request pressed In a petition signed by or , Milton Kosene, but a last by the state into effect. 1,200 residents. minute conflict prevented him Ing the state to terminate the use The following chairmen o from attending and the letter wa of the Middletown High School standing committees were delivered to the board In an en- by Keansburg students. named: yelope. A letter from the law firm of Mr. Ryan, finance and urban Keansburg'g Mr. Irwin replied to several Roberts, Pillsbury and Carton renewal; Douglas Foullu, pur- points at random and Freeholde Joseph J. Sigma was read, outlining the enroll- chasing and athletics; George B. Investigation Marcus Daly rebuked the Detno ment problems in Middletown Johnson, cafeteria; Jeremiah H. * orats for "not having the cour- RUMSON - Joseph J Dlgnan, and: has two children, received which pronipted the action. Wilson, teachers and transporta- age" to be represented by some Rt 33, Freehold Township, an his bachelor of arts degree from A letter from the Middletown tion, and insurance; George Lontimnng person. English teacher at Rumson-Falr Northeastern University, Boston Preston,' policy; Harold Lovett, school board attorney points Marvin OUnsky M. Don Sanchez FREEHOLD — The Monmouth "In fairness," Mr. Irwin said, Haven Regional High School, has Master's Degree out that present facilities will elementary and high school plan- 3>unty Grand Jury investigation "we should reply In detail and been, awarded a $750 scholarship He has started work on a mas make it necessary in. 1963-64 to ning, and Wallace Schaab, health RARITAN TOWNSHIP —Town for the Reuben H. Donnelley >f alleged police payroll padding we will do so.". He said copies offered by the Monmouth County ter of arts degree at Boston Uni- put Middletown's 10th grade on and welfare. tip Commltteemen Marvin Corp., New York. Married, he »nd overloading In a contractor's would be furnished to.tht news- Branch of the English-Speaking versily His study at Hie Umver double sessions ana that by 1964- Crowded Bus Xinsky and M. Don Sanchez an- has two children. illls was still open yesterday aft- papers. ". '•••• '• ' ;.•;••' Union, it was announced today by stty Of Birmingham will go to- 65 all high school grades wilt be MrB. James Boyle, president, lounced last night that they wll Mr. Olinsky is a past president :r testimony was taken for the Randolph H Beardsley, branch ward helping to complete his on double sessions. told the board a local school'bus M candidates in the April 16 of the Knights of Pythias, form- ;econd day in two weeks. president, master's requirements. Keansburg and. Union Beach recently was stopped by a state >rimary for Democratic party er trustee of the Fleetwood Park First Assistant Prosecutor 3ird Election Mr. Dignan, who has been on Before arriving at Rumson Fair have for some time been study- trooper for overcrowding. This lomination for the governing Homeowners Association, former Solomon Lautman said "the mat- the regional high school faculty Haven Regions, Mr Dignan was ing the possibility of formation highlighted a discussion of the ody. county committeeman of the fifth ters are still pending." But he for two years, has selected to a teaching-principal m the Marl- of a regional high school district, student transportation problem. Mr. Olinsky has been one of assembly district, New York, said he could not determine, at district OKd study Shakespeare and Elizabeth- boro Township school system. which would solve the Keansburg The board reported that com- he party leaders here since 1958 and a member of the Hazlet his point, whether more testl- an drama at Stratfofd-upon-Avon He Is a captain in the active Ar- — Middletown dilemma. piainb have been received from -•hen he first became active in Democratic Club, Bayshore Club nony will be required. in, England. The course is spon- my Reserve. He served in Korea, At last night's meeting a letter parents and pupils that bus driv- municipal affairs. He and his and Raritan Democratic Organi "More investigation is require*} In Marlboro sored by the University of Blr- Europe, and at Fort Monmouth, from the Union. Beach Board of ers have been refusing to Jet imlly moved to Hazlet from zation. nd then a decision will be made MARLBORO - Authorization mingliam's Shakespeare Insti- where he was a prison control Education was read which ex- students on buses because they [ew York City In 1957. 1 and S-year Terms is to future action," he said. wai granted to create a third tute and Department of Ex- officer. He instituted a program pressed hope that studies by the do not have the proper tickets. He was campaign manager for He is seeking re-election to a County Prosecutor Vlnctnt P. election district at last night's tra-Mural Studies. He will be in at Fort Monmouth in 1951 for two boards for a regional dis- Students are issued colored, smmitteeman James G. Brady three-year term, while Mr. [euper said Monday he hoped taeeting of the Township. Com-England from July 8 to Aug. 16.the rehabilitation and training of trict would be continued. It was numbered tickets for specific 1959 and was elected to the Sanchez is seeking a one-year he probe would be concluded mittee. .,.< • • ';•'.' ,..'. Fourth Year ,-,. prisoners; ' decided that a letter be sent to buses and have been instructed iverning body the following unexpired term. ind a vote taken by the jury aft- ; The present first district. Com- This marks the fourth year that He holds letters of commends the Union Beach board indicat- that they would not be admitted :ar. International staff represents ir yesterday's session. mitteeman Paul E. Chester said, the English-Speaking Union has tion from the commanding gen- ing that Keansburg is still very on buses without them. Acting Mayor tlve for the Communications Seven witnesses appeared In the Marlboro-Robertsville area awarde. d a scholarshi.. p ft an area eral at Fort Monmouth and the much interested in the plan. Mr. Ryan stated that if a Mr. Olinsky serves as .acting Workers of America, AFL-CIO, esterday, Including Mayor Louis has, 1,085 registered-voters and man for study in oommandlng general of Europe's Second Plan student forgot his ticket, "com- layor when Mayor Philip J. Mr. Sanchez is married and lias Mliohio and Councilman T. Ed- the second district, comprised of The other scholarship winners Southern Area Command. He is an Keansburg is also considering, mon sense" on the driver's part llanda, Jr., an attorney, is out three children. ard Kinlin. The others were the Morganville area, has 1,125 yere Gerald Michelson, Lake- honor graduate of the Army's as a possible solution, the con' should allow the student to get on town. He was appointed to the Town, leputy Police Chief Theodore registered voters.. , wood High School; Anthony Soko- Intelligence, .School, Baltimore. struction of.,a junior-senior high the bus, A World War H Army In- ship Committee last month, re- ,oder; his brother, suspended i Mr.-Chester said the new dis- lewkz, Atlantic Highlands High Mr. Dignan is a member of the school. Complaints also were received ntry combat veteran Mr. placing former Republican Com- 'atrolman Frederick Loder; Bor- trict will' be created with the School, and C. Stanley Searle, National Council of Teachers of The board will 3end a letter to that students have been per- 'linsky was educated in New mitteeman Robert E. Lennon, ugh Clerk Edward Herilihy, and splitting of the Mariboro-Roberts- Mflonmouthh CollegeCll ; English, the New Jersey Educa* County School Superintendent mitted to smoke on buses. The ork City schools and attended who resigned in December. •atrolman Joseph Weber and Eu- Wil« district with) «0 registered Selection of * schqlarship tion Association, the Monmouth Earl B. Garrison requesting his board felt that certain bus driv- ce College, Manhattan, A three-year resident heri,, Mrl jene O'Brien, voters in Marlboro .and .425 In winner was made by a commit- County ; Teachers Association, assistance in making known to ers were, not complying with During his governing body Sanchez.is a former 10th district The contractor Involved, Nero Roiertsvllle. , :ee headed by J.< Howard Bur- and the Rumson-FaIr Haven Re- the state.Keansburg's efforts to rules set forth.in the contract mure, he has served as chair- county committeeman. instruction Co., submitted bills "Next year we will try to split .Highlands,' senior, master glonal High School Teachers As- solve the Middletown problem. with the bus company. of the road department, A former member of the Plan- or sewer repairs for $6,384 last th« Morganville area into two and head of the language dqpart- sociation. He belongs also to the John J. Ryan, board member, A meeting with Robert J. Helf- d Board of Education liaison ning Board, and. the Commerce, ear. Mayor Colllchlo declined districts," •"'Mr . Cheste~ • r said•-"•. merit at Rumson Country Day freehold Township Parent-Teach' pointed out that although Middle- rich, owner of the bus company, ficer, and a member of the Industry and Trade Committee, o sign checks for payment until Mr. Chester laid the three pro- School. The award ii one of the er Association and Is chairman town la seeking relief from the will be held Peb, 25 when the ntral Purchasing Committee he is a member of the Mon- ompell«d to by court order. The major projects W the English- of the curriculum committee ot mouth County Young Democrats, mayor charged that the bills posed districts comprise tKe n _ 1 state it does not.mean that board plans to stress the import- id Comrr 'ce, Industry and tame area as the newly created cs—nSpeakin—g IUUnion. U.«.C tJ)tbe FreeholFreehold TownshiTownship GUttnsCitizens' Keansburg students will have to ance of enforcing the rules in die rade Com,,..ttee. the Hazlet Democratic Club and were excessive and that Itemiz* fir* dlitricts. ' "Mr . Dignan"' , who is' married Committee. leave Middletown in the near contract. He is district sales manager Raritan Democratic Orjaniatioc'tioru were erroneous; A 16—Frid«y, February 22,1963 1ED BANK REGISTER Caseys Rip R.B., 68-54, Freehold Closes with Overtime VietoryOverMiddletown, 68-61 In Buccaneers' Finale RED BANK — Coach Joe quickly upped their lead to II •me-nanders from corners, led FREEHOLD — Freehold Re- lar season with a 9-10 over-all log Novembre added 14, Bullivant Colao's Red Bank Catholic points, '5W7, as Jerry Sassor Red Bank with 20 points. Kocen gional High School closed out its and was 7-9 in conference play. 11, and'Lynn Davenport, 10. cagers doubled Red Bank; High's hit three free throws, and Dowd jvas next with 10. basketball campaign on a sue- The Lions tackle Linden in the Middletown's jayvees crushed second half point output to whip and Fitzgerald scored bucket' In the preliminary game, Red cessful note here last night, win- NJSIAA tournament at Wood- Freehold, 70-27, in the opener. the Buccaneers, 6844, here last while Red Bank got only two Bank Catholic's Junior varsity ning a dramatic 68-61 overtime bridge High School, March 4, In Lopes, with 18, and Rooney, with as the Buccos closed out foul shots by sophomore Bill five boosted its record to 12-4 decision over Middletown Town- a Central Jersey Group IV open- 16, paced the Lion reserves. one of the worst seasons in the Horlacher.' jrith a 51-48 win. Jerry Horn ship High School in a Shore Con- er. MIMIetown («1> TrtthtlA B«. <«8 O FP school's history. The Bucs ended Red Bank's Pete Kehde paced the winners with 12 points. ference A Division contest. Freehold was leading, 58-56, Novtmbre < * U M.Jor 6 739 Doug Radnor's nine points ted t 111 Brodlfi 7 111 with a 2-17 record. dumped in a free throw to make The win closed out Freehold's with less than a minute to play Olraniln Red Bank JVs, who closed the Davenport I 0101 Mitchell 3 3 Tha Caseys aren't having one of it a 10-poim deficit, but Fitz- season with a 4-13 over-all rec- last night. The Colonials at- Hnover l l 3|BrocavlcH 3 D 11 season with a 1-17 record. t 1 WMorrli 0 0 their best seasons, either. With gerald and Dowd came back with ord. They wound up with a 4-12 tempted to freeze the ball, but 3 1 7IPerry 3 9 . B.^.1,0 j» -""-y;, conference mark. Willie Major took a short shot 0 D 0|Roonej, two games, remaining, the paro- baskets to wrap up the triumph, R dual five has a 3-14 record. Fitzgerald 10 5 25 Horl«ch«r 6 8 20 Middletown wound up its regu- that fell away. Middletown 2S 11 61 25 For Fitzgerald WBuck»lw»WBuck»IW»0 12 2DM2i»l«M ? 2 1 grabbed the rebound and Ken Mtddletown .12 18 «• IS S«l Both wins came against Red SMrnwelM i1 ft0 S9 Kelidffithriea 12 4 Freehold Ref u 13 1« 17 10-48 Fitzgerald led all scorers in D'Supoi'lo OOO J«He 0 0 0 Bullivant went in for a driving Bank. To post another win JBuckelew a 0 OMunjon 4 2 10 Officials—KofWikl & Kull)>. the game with 25 points. Dowd 0 0 0 layup to tie the score at 58-all. presents a serious problem fpr Petmltai 1 111 SUll Basketball and Tom Petraitas were also in O'Keete 0 0 0 Kocen 3- 17 He was fouled on the play, out the RBC quintet. The Caseys double figures for the winners 2 19 Fredericks'!! 3 17 missed the shot that would have close out ^e season against w[th u Md „ markerSi nspec. 3 J BS-eldman 10 2 won it for Middletown. Heel and Toe St. Rose and Christian Brothers, 6 2 14 Schedule lively, Sasson chipped In with K U 68 10 It M Freehold dominated the over. rated among the four teams on 10. ax! Bank OttlwUc -.14 *> " lJ-«8 TOMORROW the Shore. Bed Bank 11 U 11 *-»* lime session, out-scoring Middle- To Sponsor Horlacher, hitting mostly on Official*—LowenHerj k D»b«r. A DIVISION town 10-3. Eight of the 10 The Caseys tilt verus St. Rose Brick Twp. at Neptune Colonial points came on foul is on the Red Bank court a week Lakewood at Manasquao shots. Top scorer in the extra Rally Sunday from tonight, while the CBA en- Long Branch at Toms River period was John Mitchell with RED BANK — The Heel and counter is on the academy's Lin. OTHERS three points. Toe Sports Car Club is sponsor- croft floor, Sunday, March 3. Asbury Park at Atlantic City Middletown led 30-25 at half- ing a rally Sunday at the A & P Red Bank High's only wins Our Lady of the Valley at St. time, but Freehold came on parking lot in Little Silver. came over Toms River and Rose strongly in the second half to Registration will begin at 11 a.m. Lakewood. Monmouth College at Coppln forge into the lead in the exciting with the first car off at noon. Coach B\U Sweet's young Red final period. (MA) The rally is called the mix's Bank club, aided by seniors SATURDAY Major paced the winners with revenge" with ex-president Sally Russ Munson and Bob Kooen, 25 markers. Jesse Brodie, with Union Hill at Asbury Park (Lees) Evans as rally chairman. stayed close in the first half, 16 and Ralph Brocavlch, wtih 11, Monmouth College at Howard It will be a short rally, approxi- going off the floor for the inter- were also in double figures. (D.C.) mately 75 miles through scenic mission session with game-tied SUNDAY Bob Girardin was the Middle- Monmouth County. St 34-all. , St. Peter's (N.B.) at CBA town high scorer with 16. Jim Drivers are urged to bring any Caseys Take Lead and all equipment, because a BUCCO REBOUND —Run Munson of Red Bank High But eight straight points by "gimmick" has been arranged. the Caseys at the outset of the There will be a lunch stop pro- dribbles into corner after taking a rebound for the Buc- third quarter put the Buccos be- vided en route and dinner will cos in last night's tilt against crosstown rival Red Bank hind and they managed to pull be available at the finish. Catholic. ThVRBC defender is Wit Buekalew. Strong within three points, the smallest OAT ING Trophies will be awarded to second half deficit, only once. the first three place drivers and play in the second half carried the Casey's to a 68-54 That gap came midway through navigators.' triumph. the third stanza when Munson The event is open to the pub- hit a one-hander, sophomore Jon lic, sports cars not mandatory. Frederickson added a jump shot By TOBY PRICE The local Heel and Toe Sports and Munson came bade with an- Car Club meets the first and other jump to make It 4441. APBA's Region Three (Pennsylvania, New Jersey third Thursdays ot eaoh months in Colts Neck Inn, Rt. 34. GBA Posts 14th After Dave Fitzgerald came and Delaware) has just released its 1963 racing sched back with a tap-in for the tile. Continuing the increased popularity in Jersey Caseys, Frederickson connected Shore powerboating, there are no less than five regat- Wilson's Boosts on a technical foul shot for the Triumph, 53-48 Bucs to make it 46-42. Red Bank Dick Lynch tas listed for local areas. Catholic's Richie Penaiti then Top event for our area is, of course, the Nationa Volleyball Lead connected on a three-point play Sweepstakes regatta, on the Navesink River, July 6-7. LINCROFT - Christian Broth- CBA. went into its slowdown and Charlie Dowd hit on a jump- NY Giants'Lynch to Speak RED BANK - Wilson's Diner ers Academy went out to a 5-0 tactics in the fourth quarter to er to put the bulge to nine points This two-day event calls for inboard hydro and run- won three more games Monday lead in the first quarter and, aft- protect its lead and St. Mary's with less than a minute remain- about classes with a definite possibility of Eastern Di- night and kept Hie lead in the er some trying moments, rang was forced to foul to get the ball. Ing in the third quarter. Red Bank Adult Volleyball At Raritan Township Event visional and National championships for the Jersey up its 14th victory in 17 games, The sharpshooting Colts dumped The Red Bank HS deficit enter- League, sponsored by the Paries in four foul shots in the quarter 3-48, over St. Mary's of South ing the final quarter was cut to RARITAN TOWNSHIP - Dick regular defensive halfback start- Speed Skiff, 44 cubic inch hydro and 7-Litre classes and Recreation Department. Wil- Ambby here last night. to provide the difference. six points as Kooen hit a free Lynch of the New York profes- er most of the season. He in- Other regattas listed Include the Long Branch son's season record now stands John Hilton and Bill Davidson at IS wins and five losses. Hilton, 64 junior from Rumson, throw and Walt Deiss scored sional football Giants will be one tercepted only two passes for the pened the scoring for CBA with paced CBA In the final stanza Ice Boat and Yacht Club's stock outboard classic Wilson's won the games over with 10 seconds remaining fol- of the sports, celebrities present Skins, but showed promise of de- buckets and Bobby Germano fol- with six of the Colts' 10 points. ' at Pleasure Bay, July 14, the third annual Atlantic Sal's by 15-9, 13-8 and 15-3. lowing a steal by Munson. al the annual father and son veloping into a future defensive lowed with a free throw to give The Colt center dumped in two Traffic Lines beat Luigi's in Red Bank Catholic turned the night to be held March 8 at the standout. He was acquired by Highlands inboard regatta, Aug. 25, and a new in- Coach Vincent Cox's Colts their baskets and a. pair of chari- the second set, 15-5 and 15-6, but game into a rout in the final Raritan Township High School. the Giants in 1959, won a regular board regatta at Toms River July 27. Jersey skiffs bulge. The Colts went on to" a ty tosses. •-.•'. "••' " lost the final game, 15-8. eight minutes of play with a 17- The event is sponsored by Hie spot in Hie Giants' secondary and 12-9 lead in the stanza, but St. Hilton ended up high scorer has been there ever sinceV : will also run at Long Branch and Atlantic High- The third set saw Mainstay Mary's, which now sports a 13-6 6 scoring margin. The Caseys township Recreation Committee. in the game with 18 points. His While at tfotre Dame, "Lynch lands. edge out the Post Office, 14-10 record, came back with an 18-16 Tickets will be available at most productive quarter was the won three football letters and and 15-8, after losing the First edge in the second quarter to Township Hall, Middle Rd., Hat- Toms River will also have a stock outboard regat- third when he tallied eight mark- was the Irish's ground-gaining game, 15-10. ighten things at haiftime, 28-27. let, to parents of children g years ta on June 2. The only event absent from the 1963 The schedule for next Monday ers. Davidson , was, next in; the Boating Course and" older from 7 to 9 p.m. • on leader and top defensive back. In the third quarter, the lead CBA scoring column with 13 Hi ifjffeesf remembered as the schedule is the Central Jersey Boating Association's ;: switched hands four times before the following dates: Feb. 25 7 p.m. — Sal's vs Luigi's, 8 markers while Bobby Germano and 27, and March 1, 4, and (, back fltat stored the tone touch- stock outboard venture at Keyport. This affair is usu- CBA finally pulled away for • a added 11. Offered At down In the memorable 7-0 win p.m. — Mainstay vs Wilson's, 15-14 margin to lead after three A sports film will also be shown ally held in mid-September and although not listed, 9 p.m. — Post Office vs Traffic Jack Krieger, who fouled ou at the annual affair. over Oklahoma to' snap the quarters, 4341. The Colts held Lines. with two and half minutes re- Monmouth Reg. "Sooners"' winning streak at 47 may make the schedule at a later date. command the rest of the way, Lynch was the number six W L maining in the tilt, sparked St. games. He won AM-Mldwest .hon- NEW SHREWSBURY - Boat- draft choice of the Washington Cruiser predicted log racing events for Region Wilson's . 18 5 Mary's with 13 points. Tom Far- ors and played in the 1958 att-star ing enthusiasts in the shore area Three include: June 30, Atlantic Highlands to Atlantic Mainstay rell and Ray Selover each tallied Redskins in 1958 and was the and. North-South classics. -.13 8 will have an opportunity to Pott Office 12. City; July 1-6, Atlantic City to Scotland Light; Aug. 4 -12 S broaden their knowledge, of nau- Traffic Lines Christian Brothers' junior var- ...11 10 tical1 topics in a new course to Fair Haven (National Express Cruiser Trophy race); Sal's sity team took its 16th victory in .7 14 be offered during the spring term Aug. 12, Scotland Lightship; Aug. 19, Englewood; Sept. Luigi's .4 17 19 games with a 6144 triumph in NJSIAA Schedule the preliminary tilt. Four players at Monmouth Regional Adult 22, Atlantic City. School. MONDAY, MARCH 4 ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS BAVSH0HE scored In double figures for the NAYRU TITLE EVENTS TAVERN LEAGUE Uttle Colts. Charles Friedrichs This class in small boat navi- BERGENFIELD HIGH SCHOOL At. Hldi. Rec. led the quarter with 15, Tom gation is at a level about that of Dates and sites for the four North American W At. HldJ. Rec. .40 Hirsch had 13 and Pete McGuin- basic boathandling. It will deal Stelnert, Trenton, vs. Asbury Park (7 p.m.) Yacht Racing Union's major championships HWb'i Place AD ness and Vin McCarthy each ad with piloting and navigational Paul's Tavern 1___3T (Central Jersey Group IV, Preliminary Round) '„ Loorl'i Bar ded 11. problems and the skills and have been announced. The Mallory Cup (men's Martir'a Swedish Hop .38 E*laza LlQtiora . —. 35 CBA plays host to St. Peter': equipment necessary to handle WOODBRIDGE HIGH SCHOOL series) will be held In Mobjacks starting Sept 9 Square Bar . ; 34 them.1 Chris' Oceanvlew —. -..34 of New Brunswick Sunday in its Perth Amboy vs. Long Branch (7 p.m.) . at Annapolis, Md. Conner't Hotel ~- —.31 next game. Julian C. Keppler of Deal will Rtlnuon Yacht Basin .20 be the instructor. Keppler has The Adams Cup (women's series) will be con Oslps Tavern 28 gl. Mary's UHI CBA (S3) Linden vs. Middletown Twp. (8:30 p.m.) Bachitadt'i Tavern .-.16 O FP G Ft been a boating enthusiast him- ducted in International 210's, starting Aug. 26 at Man 600 Series — Joe Bellarance 217, 209, Krieger 5 313 aermano 2 7 1 (Central Jersey Group IV, Preliminary Round) 210-flM; Poo Marchettl 188, SOS. 288^ Farrcll 3 O 12 Croddlck 1 2 ; self for 40 years. For 20 years Chester, Mass. The Sears Cup (juniors) goes to New 129; Frltzle Faullck 1M. 215, 225-ffiM: Selover 6 012 Hilton 8 2 II lie has taught for the Coast Hank Touni 200, 323. 17S-CO2. Chodklwkz 2 2 6 Robinson 1 5 ' MANASQUAN HIGH SCHOOL port Harbor, Calif., in Electra Ensigns, starting Aug. 26. 200 CluS — Charlie O'Nell 232, Harold Darent 2 15 Davidson 6 11 Guard Auxiliary and Sea Explor- Pelers tik, Jack Flynn 213, Marty Mc- O'Donnat 0 O O Christopher O O I ers and has lectured on boating Point Pleasant Beach vs. Keyport (8 p.m.) Coy 212, Jim Rathburo 213, Lou Kau "The style they teach Kulkulskl 0 0 O D.Harper O O I The fourth title event is the O'Day trophy (North } Frank Pluto 212, Uttoy Harrington to nava! reserve units and serv- (Central Jersey Group n, First Round) 211, 202; Ritchie Perrlnl 211, Carl seems to bring better 18 i3

If attending the Jersey Coast Boat Show this week- RENT A CAR or TELEVISION STAR — Water skier Dickiie Ann Hoyt, present world record holder end at Convention Hall, Asbury Park ... Don't f of woman's slalom event and national girls' jumping champion, will be seen Sunday to see the new innovation in pleasure boating a TRUCK from HERTZ on CBS telavision's Sporti Spectacular. Miss Hoyt, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Douglas rapid transportation. Exhibited (Main Floor} by Ae! U-DRIVE . . . Coll Hoyt, 907 River Rd., Fair Haven, won all three* events—tricks, slalom and jumping— in the Watt Indies and Pan-American tournamenti last Dacembar, but ran into trouble Wing Company, Inc., of New Jersey. PR 5-1515. GA 2-3299, SH 7-2121 in the All-American meet, the taped event that will ba presented Sunday. Dicksie's sonsational crack-up will, be fhown. Dicksie attends Pine Crest Preparatory School, MHT A LUC&Afit TKAILtR pott Lauderdale, Fla., where she was recently elected to the National Beta Honor Society. ,

A A BED BANK REGISTER Friday, February 22, W63-17 SURF, FIFIJ) AM) STREAM Timely Note* on the Great Outdoors Shore Reg. Rally By NELSON BENEDICT

NEW YORK — With Jack Sh'arkey, former heavy weight boxing champion of the world haying top bill Beats Wall, 58-54 ing on the entertainment'program, as a fly caster, and WEST LONG BRANCH - Regional here Tuesday at 3:30 the usual number of tackle manufacturers, gun makers Shore Regional High School p.m. 1 staged a tremendous second hail Wall's Crimson Knights closed and producers of camping equipment and outdoor ac- comeback to upset Wall Township out a solid 11-5 seasonal log. coutrements on hand, the National Sports, Vacatior High School, 58-54, in a non-Con- They wound up in second place and Travel Show opens in the Coliseum today to nil ference basketball game here in the B Southern Division South last night. standings with a 94 mark. Wall through March 3. The clutch victory was Shore'i opens its NJSIAA play facing Even while he was king of the prize ring, JSharkej sixth in 16 contests. They have Raritan Township in a Central was "considerable of an angler," having mastera one game remaining—a clasli Group II game at the Red Bank with neighboring rival Monmouth High School gym March 4. stream fishing early in life in the environs of his native Shore Reg. did not make the Binghamton. Since quitting the ringTie's fished everj tournament. worthwhile stream in this country and Canada. His Edgewood Five Coach John "Jake" Jeffrey's Blue Devils fought an uphill bat- .proficiency with the fly rod — he and Ted Williams, tle to take the verdict. Down 33- the baseballer, have been keen competitors for years Rallies to Edge 23 at halftime, the winners forged — has long since made him a top attraction at sports- ahead 54-49 with less than three minutes to go. . men's shows the country over. •- Fort Monmouth Wall came back to tie it at Featuring this year's show will be almost a FORT MONMOUTri - Edge- 54-all on five successive foul wood Arsenal, in a last minute shots, but Shore retaliated with score of conservation exhibits, many of them by rally, registered an 81-77 victory four foul tosses of its own to big sportsmen's groups stressing forest and stream over Fort Monmouth on Monday clinch the torrid struggle. improvement, treatment of wildlife habitat to In- night at the Post Field House With the score knotted, Merv In an East Coast Interservice crease and sustain its game crop and other conser- Eastwick stepped to the line and Conference game between the sank one of two tosses to give vation endeavors. ;; , two second division clubs. The Shore a 55-54 edge. Three foul Retorts from Maryland posted Largest of the sportsmen's groups is the 4,000- shots by Paul Cosentino In the their third league win In 11 starts, closing seconds wrapped it up. member Southern New York Fish and Game Asso- while the SIgnaleers (1-14) dropped their 14 conference gam Wall posted margins of 14-10 ciation with 3,500 feet of floor space covering a and 19-13 in assuming a solid 33- 1 DEFENDING CHAMPIONS— Middletovvn Township High School's bowling squad, defending Shore Conference in a row. dozen different outdoors activities including a Jerry Lyle, ex-Austin Peay 23 halftime lead. Bill McGowan, champion, is riding in second place in the Confsrence's Northern Division race, Vh games behind league-leading the Knights' fine sophomore, was hunter-safety program, hand-loading do-it-yourself Red Bank High School. Tho Lion keglers whipped Henry Hudson Regional, 2-1, in Wednesday's loop action at the (Tenn) College eager, made two free throws to tie the score at the big gun in the attack with 18 exhibit, fly-tying and taxidermy exhibits. . Red Bank Recreation alleys. Left to right, seated, are Bob Kenner, Bob Bungay, Bruce Kent ancNoe Coletta. Stand- points, while Ken Fortier added ; 77-alI with one minute left. ' The New York State Conservation Department had ing, Coach Phil Spencer Al Van Vliet, Charles Kucymda and Steve Carwile. Twenty seconds later his driving seven, a large e^idbit representing a chunk of New York coun- layup put Edgewood ahead. Aftei Pete Berger kept Shore in con- Monmouth tried one last shot tention with 15 points. tryside with some of the typical mammals of the state Earl Beard got the loose ball and Shore started to peck away and two aquaria exhibiting the latest thing in trout went in for an easy, field goal. at the Wall lead midway through mutations — black and Wange brown trout. . High Strike to Bring Spring Experiments Monmouth looked like it wasthe third session. Baskets by going to break Its losing streak Leon Cordner, Berger and Fred These color phases of the European brown trou By FRANK ECK usually are far ahead of the Birdie Tebbetts, new Cleve- Braves he decided to move the Down 16 points with 12 minute, Kampf enabled Shore to cut the deficit to 45-43 at the end of the introduced to our country about 90 years ago are prod AP Newsfeatures Sports Editor hitters. land manager, will instruct his team to West Palm Beach. A left, the Signalmen knotted the pitchers in Tucson, Ariz., to take switch was made with the Kan issue at 66-all. The contest pro- frame, ': ucts'of the Conservation's Deparbnent's hatchery a In this second year of two Pitching coaches will have their grip on the ball while it's sas City Athletics, the former duced six more ties until Ed 1 ID-team major leagues there will some changes to suggest,, too, McGowan and Rusty Homer hit Debruce. Technteolored trout they call 'em, theblac hidden in their glove. "Too tenants, who will train in Hurt put Monmouth ahead 77-75 on short jumpers to restore a be more to spring training than now that a pitcher is considered many pitches are being called," Brandenton on Florida's wes with 90 second remaining. Then 49-43 Wall advantage in the first opes (called sudan black) being produced by food vari just getting the athletes into to be in a windup position when he holds the ball with both says Tebbetts, "when the coast. Edgewood bounced back to beat minute of the final period. Bas-

atiohs affecting their skin pigmentation and the orang< something resembling early sea- • - - •- nis hands in front of his body. j pitcher grips the ball at Monmouth for the second time kets by Berger and Eastwick, son form. The hitters and the Besides Tebbetts, three other ones getting that way from an immersion in a harm sid the this season. tied it up at 49-all. Then John pitchers may have to learn new Joey Jay, a 21-game winner i Juran •0 0 0 Abel 2 I . swinging on 97 occasions. , WEST LONG BRANCH - The Ruth Edelman held Fort Mon- Oasis Restaurant 39 27 Brempka'p 0 0 0 Slianley 0 0 13-week schedule. Julie's Farm Market 3fi 27 Prunzl 1 0 2 CALL 747.9217 Dodger Frank Howard, with the tfonmouth College girls' varsity mouth's high scorer Ruth Shope Three S'a -.... 37 29 DaBrosky 4 1 D liggest strike zone due to his O'Dclls Plumbing - 37 29 Clianowlcli 3 0 8 Johnny Green led the New msketball team, sparked by scoreless. Nervo Broa. 37 29 Murphy 0 0 0 NEEDED! jlze of 6-foot-7, fanned 108 times. Holmilel Liquor 37 29 WINE BARREL York Knickerbockers in rebound- sophomore sensation Sue Debon- Jean Badgley's girls will play Red Bank Electric 34 32 25 11 03 18 12 48 Ing last season with 1,061, sixth p, 32 3< loly Criis.i CYO 10 12 13 13- $30,000 risk capital re- best figure in the National Bas- 104 strikeouts, Rookie Ken their next game next Wednesday ...,25','j 40'i Official!—Gorman, Kennedy. At the Bos Stop ketball Association. M*s of the Cutis was high in •he Fort Monmouth WACS, 29-9, at.7 p.m. at the Frank Antonjdes Amos Brlngcr —.20 40 quired for expansion of 52 Minm.KTnw.il "A" LEAGUE lis league with 129. at the Frank Antonides School School against the King's College SarbMilleor PlumbinPlathiR g - 149 57 W The rules committee is giving 200 Club — T. Furilltc 21R. J. Dd-Air BulldrrB «',4 small local electronic in- ere recently. of Brlarcliff Manor, N. Y. Magrino 201, B. Wessol 203, B. Hi-hike's Mcuts _...« the 1950 strike zone back to the Hannngan 205. H. Pearson 201, P. 't'Ii3t Cola „ „.. 40 DeBonis' backcourt companion n.n IW Five :|C1«. strumenr manufactur- TENTH ANNUAL pitcher but at the same time the Palcndrnno 201, 200, p. Posclla 209, :amille De Sapio, had eight for , , , H. Devlnc 202, P. Krevolt 202, 201Matthew J, "3111 Real E«t. .35 " group Is curbing the hitter. At Twenty-one Mntuwnn Kcy|>iirt Itec :14«. ing firm. JERSEY COAST Me "Lady Hawks," who.are now steeplechase and NThompso. orandinettn 203.i 213, v. costa 213, it B. J. Marx InHjruncc .14 35 any rate, more strikeouts means hurdle races will be held during John Diuilnls Mens Shop XI 30 5-2 on the season. ktarty'B SWPCIIHII Hop 32',.'. 36V- faster games. The experiments the 1963 thoroughbred racing Yogi Berra of the Yankees has Iirnmny Wnmls 32 :i7 Minimum Investment In spring exhibition games could Fine defensive play by Pat season at Aqueduct, Belmont handled 9238 chances as a 'op Hat Clcamnra ..._ 31 33 .lly Tulip cups _ 23 4li 3MVENTION HAU ASBURV PARK N 3ear this out when pitchers Marcelin, Lorraine Paiumbo and and Saratoga. catcher. GOO Series — Tom Purls 2117. 27B, IC8-0KI; Gcorcc Ilayitlck 179, 227, $1,000 235-041; John rnlemlrnno 223. 201, FEBRUARY 16-24 205—032; Kay Droeilcr 222, 184, 220— 528; Mnrv, Prdtracn 165, 501. 25(i— 025: Hill HCCEIP 210. ISO. 221-li'20: CHUISERS, OUTBOABDS, , ENGINES, MAWNE' Bl»; Jack Hechl 204. II!, 10O-G15. For further information EQUIPMENT. 1ARGEST SELECTION OF JERSEY SEA SKIFFS 200 Club — Il

ASSOC. AMERICAN EXPRESS MONEY ORDERS UNEMPLOYMENT-WELFARE—PAYROLL ZOUBEK INC. Construction, Industrial Equipment, Supplies CHECKS CASHED DISTRIBUTORS IMMEDIATELY C. R. DANIELS CO. NOMINAL FEES V CANVAS SPECIALTIES MONMOUTH TARPAULINS OIL SALAMANDERS CHECK CASHING SERVICE ALUMNI GUEST — Kyle Rote, third from right, former New York Giants' end, goes over the past National Foot- 40 EAST FRONT STREET PORTABLE HEATERS & TARPAULINS | ball League season with memberi and guests of the Monmouth County Chapter of St. Peter's (Jersey City) College Alumni at .the party for the group last night at Th» Oaks, MiclcHetown. Left to right, are Thomas Ames, co-chair- (Next to N. J. Employment Office) 42 IIRCH AVE. SH 7-4152 LITTLE SILVER man of the event; William Costigan, president pf the alumni group; Kevin Beach; Rote; Gary Beach, and Harold SH 7-9531 (Spanish Spoken) J. Beach, vie* president and co-chairman. • .t r, Febmtry 22, 1963 RED BANK REGISTER Hollywoodb Splits and TV Key Misses Mailbag Ferde ir BOB THOMAS By By STEVEN a SCHEUER AP M*lt.TelevM» Writer PAW. A. ALBRSCBT Queatlea — I read recently that HOLLYWOOD (AP)r Compos- "Hawaiian Eye* wa* going off ing with one hand is. only • ml- the air aoon. When I> this going nor'hazard torFerd e Orofe, hard Still another bowler has been forced to visit River- to happen? Troy Donahue.and it work on another of his famous view Hospital, Red Bank, fof an enforced rest. Edgar Connie Staverijt are my favorite Preview suites despite ,%&**#& per*. "Dink" Allen suffered whit has been termed a "slight TV couple, I'm goujj to miss |y«ad hi* right #1*...,.. them;-*. X. Lake Qty, Fla. •• . (Continued) The 7I-y«[r*M coinp heart attack" and the last report has it that he will re-/As^~"Hawaila&^'wN«rcbltMt: DwW* MacdonaM, main there for a couple of weeks. Dink is one of the 1 [tic;, anJd Roger . L.schedule witb tyt N lintothUaeiTO»«dbe^»dur.'- '---'''- " " Fair suite,. coqmWoiia* original members of the Red Bank Businessmen's loop ing Hit summer with repeats, *o Stevens', Broadway producer and Chairman of tht National Cultur- flitotHbelMw and a past president as well as a past treasurer, a post you have • while yet pe»r« you ing the use of his can statf mourning. Tw "blonde, u.al. .Cente ~ r ,in,. ,Washington. ™-_.—,, .— that he held more than once. Get well cards will help blufreyed pair" will be tamed Join host Eric Sevareid tor a ri d hH speed his recovery. by Warner Bros, in a movie titled round ot opjnkm on tUui ' * "Palm "Springs Weekend." which government j- ..- - . ? • Perhaps this is the opportune moment to publicize Is about the college, kids' Inva- the American, democracy." , . f »m my right hand all the ttafe* he tiie annual Heart Fund tournament This year the sion duringtte Easter vacation. li| and see with whom you agree. If Oils plot sounds familiar, It's said, movhuj the fingwi sli|»«y. tame format will be used as in the past. All bowlers because It is, M-&M made a 1R- TWENTIETH CENTURY. "At- "Jn, another few montt», 111 be may enter as many times as the number of leagues in tle opus called 'Where The Boys tack on Singapore." .students of normal again. Then I'lf hgve to' learn to play the piano with "two which they roll. Prizes will be awarded in each es- Art" which dealt with the college pra-nuclear tactical warfare will kids' invasion of a Lauderdal«, . l,.wonder tablishment in accordance to the class in which thej; Ha., Airing the Enter vacation, the Japanese capture of the in*how I'll be," fall, averagewise. There are seven classes for both . pregnable, Britttb .stronghold of Grots was stricken last Septem- men and women, so all keglers have a chance to roll to (For in answer to your quw- Singapore In early M& TM bigber H~e ' " hrtwned. f,«m;o»e tkw about any TV program or gun* guarding this .vital <' f • ;,twi,wd'waa a prize. In addition, there will be a county prize actor, write to Steves H. Scheu- faced the water and could . , . «artl awarded, based on the highest single game with handi-er, TV Key Mailbag. c/o thl* pa- turn around... ao the Japanese Fair commission. HONORED SPORTSMEN — Dirk Van Naif, center, president of th» Sunriie Rod and cap, women based on 190 and 250 for men. attacked by land from the other The composer spent two weeks Gun Club, Red Bank, presents irophias to mamban of th» club fatad lait night at direction, f p.m. CBS, on Ma back with his, right hand This tournament win run from Feb. 24 thru Question — Please settle an and leg useless. GttdusHy he be- tha club's annual awards dinner at Paterion'i, Shrawtbury Ava., Red Bank. Willard March 2, and the highest game rolled during the argument that has come up be- MEET THE PRESS. AmlttMfr gan to recover. With the aid of Fay was presented the Fisherman of the Year award, Lawrence ~1y in Blue.1 men and novice divisions. by contracting Howard, 814 Pros- Is "Leave it to Beaver" his only to try- out their equipment. Teamwise, the Friday Nitemen League seems to acting experience? I think he's aall in company with the great "It mt mtmna waft .can- The management plans a new pect Ave., Spring Lake Heights, eonced me to try somt serioua low lost licensing plan for drlv- whiwhill e the modified and sportsp - have the hottest combinations. This loop has come la just kid. B. S., San Jose, slip, and flit dlthwuher almost eonpotlns of my own," he said. ers., mechanics and owners men divisiodiii n regulationelationss will be up with the highest team game and the highest team lets caught in a chlmney-Uka part of its over-all efforts worked out later this month. Calif. series at Airport Plaza. Second place team 1 averaged Answer — Jerry will be 15 this hole. The climbing sequences res'trict the number of persons "Mu& of the progress made Rev. Collins are fun and they're scary enough 948 one night with; a 2,843 threesome. The M & Gsummer. He was bom in Sioux Site Plan City, Iowa, and ha* been worklpg to give the story the suspense it To Show Co. took the spotlight for a single jgem*of 1.035, needs. (Color) 7:30 p.m. NBC. before, tbe; camera* sine* he Grammar School All-Star Game Looks like there are some mighty fine bowlers up that Was two. He was a photograph- Of Tomaiiio ED SULUVAN. Live from the way. er's model as an infant and fron Trip's Slides there he went into movies. Alfred stage of a Us Vegas night dub, Scheduled Sunday at St. James SHREWSBURY - Rev. John The youngsters are giving warning that they in Hitchcock cast Jerry in tbe im-Ed rounds up Jimmy Durante Is Approved CoBins, pastor of the Presbyte- tend to attack the present records. In tiie Bantam Aportant role of Shirley Mac- for an act with Eddie Jackson Stover, St. "Catherine's, 'feast Laine's son in "The trouble withand Sonny King; lovely Carol mag Botn, RED BANK— The first annua ( rian Church', wilt narratesUdes of Loop, Ken Long? is rolling at a 109 clip for 40 games ^ ^ j Monmouth County, Parochial Keansburg; D. Smith, R. Casbi- s trip to Oaxaca, Mexico, at the Harry." Jerry is now in his sixth Uwrence for a graceful tong grmted site t Grammar School League Ail- sone, G. Snyder, St. Agnes, At- meeting of the Luther Memorial and Vintie Tiltori at 107 for 38 games. For the Bantam season in the "Beaver" series, d d hi gl l g grmted site plan approval to Al- Star game will be held in Stlantic Highlands; R. Carton, St. Women'* Society here Tuesday at B Loop it is Joe Wojeckowski with 118 for 40 games which is very popular with many and dance; hit usual complenrtnt phonH Tomsino « Park Mary's, New Monmouth; V. Gor-Church. families. and tome acrobats); The Nitwits, James Grammar School here and Tim Vassas with 116 for 38 games. Broad St jKoperty now occupied Sunday. man, Our Lady of Perpetual Rev. and Mrs. Collins and nine a«™?» British Instrumenta ««*«!<>l gnmp M; by« th «e StatWES'e Police barracks ^ ^. Game time is 2:30 p.m. Help,, Highlands; J. Wilson, A. young people from his. congrega- .Pete Coleman Is setting the pace for the senior Question — Keenan Wynn wasand an appearance from still an- Mr. Totntino holds a Burchaie EmktoYV, Sanifer, K. Barry, The coaches from each division, tion spent a week living with the division of The Junior Loop with a 157 average, one actor I never liked in' theotter comic, jPat Buttram. «T1»»-«>T; eyed tightwad George woold By Holiday Beagle CM J 25725.7 168681.. 1M-1*H>M1*H> ; DoD nRlA RolArUta now go on to the semi-finals, and 10 per cent of those two stores to the shopping com- T M1-«M1« ; Ed. Klllln 181, J00, chael. Though broadly played, to the finals. Perhaps a Monmouth County kegler will Faces Charge the scenes have a nice, harm- plex. •:•••. ;. , :. = ,,:.., , Master of ceremonies will be ^am Oami - Stl'a Baib» MARLBORO - The Holiday emerge victorious, less, innocent touch. 9 p.m. CBS. • The stores are one-story struc- Beagle Club will hold a memRober- t Mayhew, president of the High Team aerlei — Bit; Barbir ture! designed in a colonisi or ' Eastern Federation of Beagle Shop 2860. After Car &ash bership drive kickoff dinner to- High Ind. Oam» — Lta JonM 857. Doris Stretch is having one of her best years, "CAROL AND COMPANY." country style, their setback from morrow at 7:30 p.m. at Main Clubs. High Ind Eerlea — Bubljr Bunu m. M1DDLETOWN - Mejvin C. Broad St. Is deeper than that of 20» Club — Lei stavena M4, "in the last 10 seasons," to quote Doris. Last Fri- Carol Burnett is her.energetic, Brook Tavern, Old Bridge Rd. Life members of the group, asChuclc Qaifney Ml, Kan JeffreJeffrey 211. Sheppard, 50, of 2 Wood Ave,, bubbly, effervescent self for herthe police barracks: well as past presidents and past Henry Canonlco J12J12, Harry Hopklnl 200, day night she rolled a 565 on games of 149, 197 Port Monmouth, will receive a Englishtown. najr Pearce SJ2, Jo. fomalno 301, second TV special, ind she's got Guest speaker will be L. Gpresident. s of the club's auxiliary, Bllt Curler S0O, Pat RIccl 200200, , Phil and 219. Doris is rolling at a 150 clip for the sea- hearing Is Municipal Court March equally bubbly, effervescent, tire- WA15EH 1$ PEOPLE." A pic will be honored. Breu 203203, MikMike ArnonA a xi.xi Bob MacNamara, director of the New HemWlng S28, S31, Bob Wood 207, son. Doris does her kegling In the Friday Night 14 on a charge of drunken driv- less Robert Preston along as toricti essay on the majestic Jersey Fish and Game Commis- They include: Chick Forbeai 215. dane Tonrola 208. ing. 200, Jim Cleary 2«, Tony Savage 238, Women's Loop at Red Bank Recreation and is one her special guest. Two of their Colorado, and the water problems sion. Life members, Andrew Kvist, Haver 201, Paul Albreeht He was arrested last night aft numbers — a conglomeration ot it creates a» it flow* through Hobko 202, Amory Olbora Charles R. Dixon, George Eck- Pat Barone 218. Nell OetUi m. Fete of the county's top women golfers, to boot Doris er his car struck the rear of an- songs like "Row, Row, Rowioin, e of the jnortfliesutiftjl but les, Dan Brewer, and George DeGkromlmo M5. mentioned that this is the first tune in 10 years other auto on Rt, 35 near Nave- Your Boat," "Bonnie Annie Wraty artas ot .our nailon. Winter Golf Fletcher. MONMODTH COUNTY CATHOIJC Sink River Rd. Laurie," "Comln Round the Though the facts are alarming, Harmony Bowl that she has not held some office or other in the Past presidents, Fred Geigher, ' W £, Police said Mr. Sheppard was Mountain," etc;, and a .broad, and the program provocative and Paul Ryder, Mr. Brewer, Sam- Baj-short CaUl. Men 1 ____«* 3714 leagues she bowls in, and wonders if this has any- informative, It's a long hour. Its C. W. V, ... - — examined by Dr. Marc Krohn, slapstick but genuinely funny Loop Tourney uel Brewer, Reginald Ely, HarSt-. Ann'a 1 thing to do with her rise In average. township physician, who found sketch shout a girl alone In theheroes are definitely photogra- St. Uui'l 3 .. ry Partridge, Al Moore, and St. CaUiertne'i 2 him under the influence of alco- apartment of a guy who's a bugpher Carl Yost and composer Bailey Watson. St. Afntt 2 Rocky Falotico did his best for his Red Bank Roof- hol and unfit to operate a'motor Won by Pisano Holy Family 1 on stereo, are easily the high- Jacques Belasco, who have com- Past presidents of the auxilia- Bt. Jamea ing team in the Red Bank Businessmen's League last vehicle. lights of Die show. Bat Carol's bined to make this a personal St. JtM.ph' LAKEWOOD - Jerry Pisano, ry, Mrs. Betty Moore, Mrs. Dora St. Benedict's 3 „..•..... week, but to no avail. Rocky rolled a new high game He was released under $225 "I Don't Want to be Nelson Any- triumph of their own artistry 10 Radnor Valley, Pa., captured pro Eckles, Mrs. Sarah Eckman, and St. A(nei more" la particularly suited to p.m. NBC. ; St. Mary'a 1 and high series for the loop with a 268 middle game, bait pending the hearing. honors in a N. J. Shore PGA Mrs. Mary Nelson. My Family S her, and Bob's "I Died for a Winter Golf League tournament St. Anna 3 „ after a 219 opener. He closed with 181, for a 668 Police said. Sheppard's car Living" in a duet with Carol is H. Struble, representing St. Benedict'! 1 ..... struck an auto operated'by Mrs. VOICE OF FIRESTONE. Vio- here yesterday when he fired a Hounds and Hunting magazine, Bt. Jamei 2 _ night. Even this was not enough to overcome a good sprightly fun. 10 p.mlinis, t Mlscha Elmsn, wpranos Bajrjhore K of C 1 , 35 ',4 Marie O'Connor, 38, of 2 Warren CBS. 37-38-75 over the par 35-36-71 will be a,guest at the dinner. Jajahore Cath. lien 3 .:» Dr., Matawan. The O'Connor car Gabrlella Tucd of the Met and Lakewood Country Club, course. Holy Family 2 jo dummy score, so his bam dropped three to Stephen J. Dorcas Campbell, ind tenor The event will formally launch Bajrahora Cath. Men 1 . -.2811 was stopped for a red traffic His closet competitor was Joe SI. Ann'i 2 •. „ MM Gross, Inc. "THE PROBLEM WITH Danlele Barionl, Join forces for a the club's membership drive. St. Bemdlcfa J light. Leiss, Raritan Arsenal, with a Bajahore K of C 2 In that Red Bank Businessmen's League, Marx Mrs. O'Connor was.treated at charming musical half hour.' Mr. 4M1-81. The dinner committee includes 8t. Catherlna'a 1 .23 !4 Elman plays Tchaikovsky's Daniel Parrottino, chairman; 500 Club — Bill Calrni J3S, Duke Bros, is still the owner of the loop high team game Rlverview Hospital tor a whip- Lakewood Motorist Bob Housen, Atlantic, took low Sweeney ar" -Ton• y Ferraro 226, Oeo. lash Injury of the heck and re- "Melodie,"' and our singing amateur gross, 39-39-78, while Fletcher Creamer, Jr., Paul Ry- DeStotano _J1, 1. gchnoor 224, Tomwith 1,090. John Daniel's Men's Shop, the defending guests entertain wHh a roster of der, Carl Summerbell, John Plo- Qrenntn 223, 201; Al DeLuca 220, leased. Fined $25 Speedy Lastella, Asbury Park, Charlie Bonn Sis; Joe Bwloncln 2H, champion, has the high team three games of 2,931. peras like "Madama won low amateur net with a 98-sky, John Jankowski, and Gary 213, Joe Hudtuky 211!, llm Joseph Cole, 45, also Wood ... . Andrea Chenier," Vanderweil, Jonn Price 812, Oeo. Orl(- 18—80. Another Asbury Park fitlu 207. Jack WaWantt 309309, OeaO aVl Varrlekk Only one of the 14 teams in the league has failed to Ave., Fort Monmouth, a pas- Laurel and \jti Bobeine, among u 204. John Walmann 204. Jim Church senger the Sheppard car, was golfer, Ralph Digllo, was second The club recently purchased 50 201. Aurtln Nauttiton J00. hit the 2,700 mark and six of the teams have exceeded Ave., Lakewood, was fined $2t bymemorable songs. 10 p.m. ABC. •QO Serial — Tom Orennan sw, .„, treated for t head ktjury and municipal court Wednesday on a in the amateur net scores with a acres of land in Englishtown tb 2,800. Five teams have rolled four figure,totals for a 80-7MJ. be used for field trials. *£-*£•• «* c«*m«o u», m, released, charge of careless driving. HOWARD K. SMITH. "Crime ', single game and John Daniel's Men's Shop-has accom- Patrolman Harold Reilly in- A field of 19pros and six Tomorrow, the Eastern Federa- WOMEN'S LEAOVK Fined $10 each for impropepp r MarcheMahess On.On;" Attorney Edward ? amateurs competed. The cold ion Derby trials will be held at Karmonr plished this twice. Last yeai when this team wound vestigated. parking were: Richard Aloln of 17 Bennett Williams, sociology pro- W L weather kept the field below its the club grounds on Gordon's up on top of the heap, in won and lost, it failed to hit „,_,,„ , , Newman Ave., Verona; Robin lessor Lloyyd Oland, and expert Halfback Ward Marslender of Madnick of 518 Buttermere Ave.. usual par. Corner Rd., Marlboro. Sunday, 5 Ave onn organixed crime in ththe UUS S, Next Thursday's tournament the Delaware Valley Association Benfona F that four-figure count even once. Ken Layton has theWashington, N. C., and center '•Interlaken• ; and Benjamin Dadd, Qua Tyler, offer their comments lailel Dru site will be announced during the rials will.,be held also In Marl- Mdubous distinction of having rolled the lowest Individ, Joe Craver of Shelby. N. C, areJr. of 1 Stevens Ave. and Ariena on tha onward march ot crlme.in' week. ' boro. Jetllont'a OMt S ual game to date, 106. North Carolina's co-captaln> this Cohen of J4 W«it CtnpbeU Av«,, the U.S. and suggested areis 'of Harrya Llguori season. both of this place, •prevention. 10:30 p.m. ABC. BED BANK BEGISTER ' Friday, February 'H& 15&-19 Many Realty A Different Place " " " ' i • * , ' : i r l • • . I •• . Sales Made By STEVE VAN CLEVE Under BaUafd'i mutageaent; the hotel'attracted more convex WEST BADEN, Ind. (AP)-The Uons and used gambling more ex- In This Area click of rosary beads has replaced tensively as a come-on. FAIR HAVEN -•• Harold R. the clack of dice at the hostelry Ballard dosed the hotel in July, fames, broker associated with the which once made West Baden a 1932, and began looking for a Van Horn Agency, Fair Haven mecca for thousands. buyer. He dropped the price to realtors, reports the following The plush little world of the $350,000—one-tenth the assessed •ales: West Baden Springs Hotel began valuation—with no luck. The estate of Lillian 8. Barry, to crumble Oct. 29, 1929. News of On Feb. 7, 1934, Ballard met owner of the property on Rum- the stock market crash sent its with the Rev. Hugo 0. Sloderayer, son Rd., Rumson, adjacent to the rich, dice-tossing clientele scurry- a Jesuit and president of Xavler estate of Lawrence E. McDon- Ing for home. University, and donated the build- sold the brick and frame Patrons at the 708-room hotel- ing and furnishings to the 'society. colonial residence to Mr, and built around a domed Pompeilan Vincent de P. Meade of court—ranged from the idle rich Tuckahoe, N. Y. The house Is sit- to "Scarface Al" Capone, who uated in a setting of tall oaks drove over the brick streets Vet Retires on over an acre of landscaped through the grounds in his ar- grounds and contains'eight rooms mored car. From Army and' four baths. Mr. Meade Is an The circular brick building, its accounts executive with the Met- dome rearing 130 feet amid the ropolitan Broadcasting Company, southern Indiana hills, still stand*. Station WNEW-TV in New York But the roulette wheels and dice tables are gone, and the mineral Another house on Rumson Rd. springs which attracted thou- in Little Silver, hear Harding Rd., sands are plugged. OF GOOD HIART •— Delta Roie Albano listens to the has been purchased by Mr. and No women are allowed where Mrs. Merlin W. Saul of Scars- diamond and fur-draped society h«art of Or. Jphn, Jr. Stoekfiseh, chairman «f the j 9*3 dale, N.'-Y. Mr. Saul is an execu- matrons once strolled the circular Heart Fun'/.•.'" •• ••':; -•••• t heirs sold the resort' to Charles The students are as follows: ford of Avon, George E. Schil- St Therese has been found in the erty at 201 Silverside Ave., Lit- eral and later enrolled as a stu- producers or for Its' international Edward Ballard, a West Baden dent in the Army Signal Center policies. Now, for the first time GPA 3.300 to 4.000: Rose A. linger of Totowa, Jennifer Sha- basement of a Roman Catholic *'e Silver, owned by the Provi- man who had owned two other Holy Name Benaett of Neptune, Ruth G. Bor- piro of Elberon, John C. Simke seminary hi Men Mich. dent Institute for Savings of Jer- and school here and completed a in years, - controlling influences large hotels and the Hagenbeck- have slipped overseas. den of Eatontown, Raynkmd D. viph of Monmouth Beach, Mar* The discovery was announced sey City, to Mr. and Mrs. John Wallace Circus. course in radar. He then was Men Meet Cotton'of' Neptttne City, Sharon lene R. Sorcher of Freehold, An- Wednesday by the Rev. Nicholas K.'Collins of Fair Haven. assigned as a radar Instructor. Castro's Cuba isn't: sending us L. Egeland of Fair Haven, Alice gelina Sorrentlno of Long Branch, Maestrinl, president of Maryglade Mrs. Dutcher also reports the The post also Has announced any. more because we won't ac- G. Goodman of Oceanport, Helen Reta M. Thul of Red Bank, El- College, and Benjamin, Levinsoa, sale of the riverfront property the recent retirement of Mrs. cept it, for obvious reasons. But On M. Hannah of Neptune, George friede Weigand of Freehold, Jean- member of the board of trustees. in Middletown owned by Dr. and Minister James Molloy, Belmar, after 20 since it lost Its big U.S. market, Libonate of Spring Lake Heights, nette M. Wolcott of Mana- It bad been lying for three Mrs. Joseph W. Allen of Rum- years of government service. She Cuba has been a leading supplier FREEHOLD - Officers and Harold Neurnas of Lakewood, squan, and Louis B. Youmans of years safely packed away in the son. The residence, which is of has worked as a shipping super- to the rest of the world. At first, delegates from the 35 parish Holy Oakhurst ' ' : "•;"'•;'". -; ••basement of the seminary. colonial farmhouse design and Assigned To visor for the Air Force, with the the world price was way down, Name Societies in the county will and Nancy V. Roddy of Inter- assemble In St. Rose of Lima lafeen." ..••:•••••' ' • '• ; GPA 3.200 to 3.399: Eroll J. The sculpture—for which Presi- outbuilding; are situated on a Veterans Administration and for well below that maintained here Aberle of Beachwood, Robert K. dent Kennedy posed when he was plot with 240 feet of frontage on the property division of the head- by government rulings. Church here at 7:30 p.m. Sunday GPA 3.700 to 3.899. Michael j. Youth Post for Benediction of the Blessed Barno of Rumson, John G. Car- Bans of Penndel, Pa., Frances a Harvard student—will be used Navesink River Rd., with a depth quarters commandant here. Under Castro, Cuban production on the main altar of the seminary. to the river of 350 feet. New on the post is Staff Sgt. has fallen off so badly, with what Sacrament which will precede the ras of Old Bridge, PatricU A. R. Calabria of Englishtown, Al- quarterly meeting of the Mon- s the'Kennedy panel was found JWrs.,Dutcher Jiag sold to Mr Oliver D. Jones, a photo-journal- there is largely pledged to thi Cassidy of New Morimoath, Ei- *«* : - Chernofsky of Massape- mouth County Federation. qua, N. Y., Penelope Cooke of after one of the Maryglade mis- and Mrs. William H. Reaves of ist, .now assigned to the techni- Communist bloc, that the world leen P. Cole of New Shrewsbury, Fair Haven the Heidi residence cal information office of the Ar- supplies are pinched. Following Benediction, the fol- N. Goldsmith of Little Rumson. J<» S. Cosse of Man- sionaries, Brother Ronald Doneda, asquan, C. Robert Curran of long last month ' saw pictures and a of 11 rooms and four baths sit- my Signal Radio Propagation Bad weather in Europe hurt the lowing newly elected officers will Sihrer, William A, Goldsmith of. be Installed by Rev. Michael J. tlttle'silver. Greta WJ Jacotaei Branch, JMM»,R-Davis of Ea- story about the Kennedy connec- uated on over an acre of grounds Agency. In World War II he sugar beet crop there. World pro- tontown, Dorothy E. Demarest of tion In ah Italian magazine. He on; JUVer Ave., In Monmouth earned the Bronze Star and other duction already wai slipping be- Lease, federation- spiritual direc- of Neptune, .Joseph Lavery recalled the 12 crates la the base- Beach.'The residence; was de- decorations in action in Italy. He low consumption, which has been tor of St. Agnes Church, At- Neptune. Gladys C. Deuchar of : that had beeffsWpped frWn signed *y the lat#Stanfoni White i also has been on assignment in on the rise. ' \ .;,,, f j lantic Highlands: Robert J. Mc- of Asbury Park, Cynthia g Rome. H e unpackekd themh , studd- MrU . JBWHeidde was ththe foundefd r of thhe South Viet Nam. So the price of sugar his been Dermott, Belford, president;' ied them carefully and found the Helde Candy Company. Mr. going up in world markets. At James F. Mclnemey, Spring Stupelman'Of Asbtiry Part, Pa hart of West Long Branch, Ar< Lake, vice president; William J. lene R. Fein of West End, Al- Kennedy sculpture, Reaves is an investment broker first this was reflected on the fu- tricia Toey of Brielle, Jack M. and a partner in the firm tures markets, where traders fore- Tighe, Neptune, second vice pres- Van Arsdale of Bricktpwn, and fred J. Ffancfort of Oakhurst, Author-sculptor Mrs. John C. ident; Joseph W. Barnarr, West Gfll!a M Wiley, wife of an American diplo- Reaves,.Hewitt and Company in cast the trend by bidding up the William S. VaB Benthuysen of - Franklin of Belmar, New York City. Long Branch, secretary; Patrick Farmlngdale. Daniel J. Gleason of South Am- mat, and church. officials con- price for later delivery. In turn Mrs. Dutcher has sold Now actual deliveries are being J. McGann, Lincroft; treasurer GPA 8.400 to 3.999: George D. boy, Albert Greene of Toms Riv- firmed the authenticity. and delegates, Vincent U. 'Man- Beatty of Keyport; Peggy A. Ber-er, Elliot Hertz of Jackson, Rob- The origin was In Riga, Latvia to Mr. and Mrs. Herman Heidi crippled and prices of raw sugar the almost-new split level resi- are rising. The refined producl eri, Hazlet, and Thomas Russo, ardesco of Asbury Park, Charles ert L. Jacson of Morganvllle, where the Wileys were stationed Brtdevelt. . t>. Borromeo of Garfield, Mary Charles P. Kaempffer of English- in 1939. Young Kennedy, on a va- dence of eight rooms and three Dear George:. that the housewife buys will be L. Bmdshaw of Red Bank, Dong- town, Constastine Kamnitsis of cation, was visiting the Wileys. baths situated on Holly Tree La. I have this awful problem. No going up, too, at least in parts of las T» Brown of New Shrewsbury, Oceanport, and John Kennedy of "I needed a model for the angel In Rumson. This property was matter how I try to be nice to the country.. Paul H. B?r* of Bricktowni New Brunswick. owned by'Mr. and Mrs. Robert people it seems that somehow Raw sugar from Brazil recently in one of the panels," Mrs. Wiley F. Sully. Charles Cesar of Red Bank, Mary Also, Lilly C. Kenney of Fair recalled. "Jack, with his curly end up Insulting them. sold In New York for $8.90 per 100 Belford J. Convery, of Keansburg, Bar^ Haven,, Elaine B. Klein of Pt. hair, and youthful serenity of ex- Dr. and Mrs. Tingye Li have Now, I read your column and pounds, highest.price since 1924. Mrs. Wayne Hyatt, New Mon- bare E. Dermond of Lincroft, Pleasant Beach, Elaine M. Mc- pression, was literally God-sent." purchased the Dr. Thomas D. Rev. Malcolm Dean Maccubbln think perhaps a man of your '•a leading Eastern refiners mouth, was honored at a shower Shirley, I. Elliot of Leonardo, The sculpture was intended for Smith property located on Mead- great wisdom might be just the cane sugar have raised prices IS Friday by the Shady Ladles Club. Garry of Cong Branch, Alice Mc- ow Way in Middletown Township UNCROFT - Rev. Malcolm Mary J. Fournier of Red Bank, Neely of Long Branch, Alfonso a new church in Antwerp. Bel- one to help me. Would you kind- cents a 100 pounds to $10.20. Some The members visited her Tues- Arthur W. Francis of Red Bank, through Mrs. Dutcher. Dr. Li is Dean Maccubbin of Newman of this is likely to be passed on to day night, Feb. 19 and presented M. Melone Of Long Branch, Bar- gium. But by tte time it was com- Springs Rd., a minister of the ly make a suggestion as to how Dorothy C. Frankman of Lake- pleted the Nazis had overrun Bel- associated with the Bell Tele- I — oh second thought, Buster, the consumer when the grocer ad- her with a gift for her new baby. bara Mizla of Newark, Michael phone Laboratories at Holmdel United. Presbyterian Church in wood, R. Je'frey Garreau of West J. Mulligan of Toms River, Jac- «lum. It was shipped to Rome suppose you mind your own busi- justs his prices on the small pack- Long Branch! Susan F. Graslano and Dr. Smith is a scientist as- the U.S.A., has been named as ages. ' queiyn Olsen of Rumson, Barbara where it was assigned to a new sodate executive director of bhe ness and butt but of my life? The 80th birthday of Edward of Long Branch, Pamela J. dlur< sociated with DuPont. The problem is that world sugar M. Paduano of W. Belmar, Har- * heing: built in a suburb. Department of Youth Work of What are you? Some kind of Kangaj of Colts Neck was cele- Haynes of Fort Monmouth, Rob- Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Ward dees have risen above domestic. brated Saturday with 40 guests ry E. Palmatler of Red Bank, When the new church was com- the National Council of Churches wise guy? Get Lost! r ert J, Henderson of Matawan, Su- Lorraine C. Palumbo of Elberon, pleted, the architect said it did notof Pittsburgh, Pa., have pur- Dear Get Lost!: or years the price here has been attending. Among those present zanne Hendry of Little Silver, chased a new residence built by The appointment' was an- it a premium over the world were members of his family, Mr. John R. Parry of Long Branch, fit In with the building's design nounced in New York City by It's obvious that a man with Katherine Isakson of. Belford, Diane Phillips of Wanamassa, Later; it was donated for a rell- Clem Adeskavitz situated on your basically fine attributes can (rice. and Mrs. Raymond Anttonen, Bel- Kenneth G. Kadansky of Bradley Beechwood PI., In the River Oaks Rev. Dr. Roy G. Ross, Council This was due to the sugar quota ford, Mr. and Mrs. Weimar Tuo- George J. Pollin of Lavallette', «Joiw exhibit in 1959. general. possibly in no time at all, become Beach, Sarah A. Kenyon of Lit- Janice E. Polkway of Avon,' Mi' There the Rev. Felix Cazraniga section of Fair Haven. The house very, popular merely by — on system, started in 1934 and ex- veia, Yorktown, Va. Also there picked it upjor the Pontifical In- of colonial design contains eight The Department of Youth Work second thought, go soak your tended from time to time since from Belford. were Mr. and Mrs. tie Silver, Stanley R. Lachie- chael C. Raff of Little Silver, rooms and three baths. Mr. Ward is an advisory and co-operative Martin Boberg. wicz of Perth Amboy, and* Robert Valeska E. Ronalder of Neptune, stitute for Foreign Missions Or- head. then. In all except the war years, der. Father Maestrin, in Rome to is an exetcutive associated with agency for youth workers of the world supplies' exceeded demand. M. Lipman of Elberon. Barbara S. Rubenstein of Deal, Prudential Insurance Co. in New- National Council of Churches' Also,..Patricia A.- Lombardi of William H. See, Jr. of Highlands, discuss plans for construction of Dear George: The trade had come to take that Mr. and Mrs. Charles Young, Maryglade, saw a panel from the ark. member communions, and is a as normal. Main St., visited Mr. and Mrs. Little Silver, Curt. H. Matem of Amy R. Sroka of Belmar, Ma- unit of the Commission on Gen- My girl is very dainty and Pt. Pleasant, Mary E. McGurk tilda K. Toole of Red Bank,' Ju- dismantled altarpiece. He request- Mr. Adeskavitz has purchased feminine but somehow the whole The United States was the prime Robert Green and family of ed the entire sculpture for his newa plot of ground on Beechwood eral Christian Education of the effect is ruined because she market. The quota system permits Goldens Bridge, N. Y. two days seminary. < . PI. from Ridge Builders, Inc., on council's Division of Christian the secretary of agriculture to set last week. A family birthday cel- Education. In his new post, smokes cigars and won't give So it was shipped to Michigan which he has constructed a South- them up. Is there any very smal quota on the amount of sugar ebration was held for Mrs. Young ern Colonial residence. Rev. Mr. Maccubbin will work hat can be Imported. He changes who will observe her birthday without any of the churchmen with the department's executive cigar on the market for ladies, knowing that a young man who Dr. and Mrs. Stewart Miller which wouldn't look so masculine his from time to time, lowering thii week. have purchased a plot of ground director, Rev. John S. Wood, in he total if the price is shaky, was to become president of the developing programs designed to and do you have any suggestions? United States had posed for one of almost three acres In the I hate people to see the cigar in raising it if demand Increases and Mrs. Charles Smith entertained Hartshorne Woods, Middletown bring young people together starts pushing prices up. members of the B«B club re- of the panels. across denominational lines. her mouth. . G.H. Township. Dr. Miller is a dlrec- Dear G.H.: The aim has been two-fold. One cently. Present were Mrs. Aline tor at the Bell Laboratories in A graduate of Bucknell Univer- Buy her a rhinestone welder's was to protect the cane and sugar Rauscher, Mrs. Elmer Garrett- Holmdel. sity, Lewisburg, Pa., Rev. Mr. helmet. beet growers in this county by son, Mrs. Ernest Elgrim, Mrs. To Test The agency has sold the Faith Maccubbin received his B. D. Dear George: assuring them a certain level of Luther Walling and Mrs. Charles Way bungalow on Maple Pi., Fair degree in 1957 from Andover sales. The other was to divide Young. Haven, to Gerald Frey, Jr. Mr. Newton Theological School, New. About three times a week my among the other producing na- Boiler Water Frey is associated with the Mon-ton Center, Mass. He was as- husband brings this blonde home ions the amount of the rich with him and they shut them- Mrs. Paul Morris and Morris WEST LONG BRANCH -Shore mouth County National Bank. sistant pastor of Christ Church, Vmerican market it was deemed Radler attended a Founders Day Mr. and Mrs. Geroge C. Hab- Burlington, Vt., noted for its pio- selves in the kitchen and make hey should have. luncheon of the Parent-Teacher Regional High School Board of apple strudel. This has begun to Education last night authorized erman, Jr., have sold their co- neering experiments in organiz- Now with Cuban production in a Association Tuesday at the Roy- lonial residence on South Wood- ing laymen's ministries. His worry me a bit and my problem lump, and other producing areas al Manor, Howell Township. tests of boiler water to determine is this — how do you make apple whether anti-corrosives should land Dr., in River Oaks to Mr. work there centered around and Mrs. David L. Foster of "The Loft," a coffee house, strudel? Hefty be introduced into the; heating Dear Hefty: system; Brooklyn. where he met university students, 'INGER By Gettermann Mr, and Mrs. Arthur L. Dade businessmen1, teenagers and No. No. . .that's not your prob- Hired: Miss Celia Caliendo, 58 lem. That's not your problem at JO-PAY KMWUTUHf OtmOOK I Oceanport Aye.. Long Branch to have bought a modern home in others not reached by the church. the Del Brier Estates on Par- He also recruited church mem- all. teach at a salary of $3,300; Dear George: Authorized purchase of a scaf- tridge La., New Shrewsbury, from bers on a volunteer basis, and fold to aid high-level, work in the Sycamore Farms, Inc. directed work in a home for un- I understand it Is not con' auditorlum-gyin, from.the Chese- Mr. and Mrs. Peter Bicket have wed mothers and a county jaili sidered proper to extend the little bro-Whltman Co., Nefrark, at bought a colonial bouse on visitation program. finger when drinking coffee or $416.25, and Charles Ct., Fair Haven, from Rev. Mr. Maccubbin has served tea. Adjourned to executive session Oak Hill Builders. on Synod and General Assembly But could you tell me how you to discuss completion of work committees for his denomina- hold a martini? F.T. contracted under original build- tion In National Missions, youth Dear F.T.: ing agreements. ; ' ' St. Joseph's Church stewardship and radio and tele- Tightly, with this bunch around vision. He was permanent clerk here. Sets Caiia Conference in the Providence, R.I., Presby- TEA AND A SERMON MATAWAN TOWNSHIP — A tery, and its youth adviser. He STRATHMORE DEMOCRATS PORTSOY, Scotland (AP) -i Cana I conference will be held also has served as pastor of the MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - The Parishoners arriving at Portsoy on Sunday at 7:30 p.m. in St. Babcbck Memorial Church, Ash- newly-formed Strathmpre Demo- Church on Sunday mornings now Joseph's Catholic Church school way, R.I., and the Dunn's Cor- cratic Club has announced that get a hot cup of tea and a choc- cafeteria. - , ners Presbyterian Church, West- its first regular meeting will be olate biscuit before they take Rev. Alfred Smith will conduct erly, RX held at the home of David UmmVJt. WMWft IMMU their place In the pew. . • the session and answer-questions Rev, Mr, Maccubbin moved Schwartz, 8 Asbury La., Sunday, . -Treasurer William Morris said: regarding Cana. All married here last month from Burlington. at 7:50 p.m. "The heating, in the church Is couples have been Invited. He and.his wife are parents of Officers of the club are Robert WEATHER FORECAST — These maps, based on thoia not good, and the tea, keeps the Mr. and Mrs. Robert Koenig, three children. Lex, a student In Healy, president, Mrs. John Se- supplied.by the-United States Weather Bureau* forecait congregation warm.": Hazlet, are the key couple. Re- Middletown Township High cor, secretary, and Jay Kravit- The tea and biscuits are paid tha probable precipitation and temperatures for the next freshments will be served by the School, Brian, a sixth-grade stu- zky, .treasurer. for out of funds raised by the chair couple, Mr. and Mrs. dent In the Lincroft School, and The meeting is open to the 'At laait we won't ba lying when we say we didn't 30 days. (AP Wirephoto) church.youth club. James MoAdam, Hazlet. Sheila, four months old. public. break open my piggy bank!" SED BANK REGISTER LOST AND FOUND PUBLIC NOTICES AUTOS ft TRUCKS AUTOS It THUCK8 AUTOS ft TRUCKS AUTOS ft TRUCKS AUTOS ft TRUCES , February 22,1963 JftiWM MEDAX lftM> CORVATJt — lJ»* n I/WT—Ston, wut* ul blick bugle, at W«k with cmolUoti, nuouMt. CaU U a ma owner. w » hydraulic flrit aold. tad firm. Call LI 2-3371 CO 4-8171. anow plow. Oooa common. OoodUrsit, after 1:30. 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FREE 8 CAR WASHES* 12 Church St. Keansburg FREE SHORE'S FASTEST GROWING FORD DEALER! HIGH VOLUME ALLOWS US TO SELL NEW AND USED CARS FRIDAY and SATURDAY 4. FREE I CHERRY TREE Del. in Spring' I ONLY . . . FOR LESS — PLUS OUR USED CARS CARRY A GUAR- ANTEE FOR 2 FULL YEARS. NO MILEAGE STIPULA- RAMBLER for 1963 TION! COME IN FOR FULL DETAILS! CAR OF THE YEAR CALL NOW FOR1 INSTANT CREDIT OK '63 RAMBLER 770 CLASSIC 2-DR. SEDAN BY MOTOR TREND CA 2-3600 SPECIAL WASHINGTON DAY PRICES! SEE OUR TOP VALUE USED CARS! COMPACTS OTHER MAKES OTHER MAKES RAMBLER SELECT USED CARS! 61 CHEVROLET $1295 61 CHEVROLET $1849 59 MERCURY $1195 AT OUR •62 DODGE Lancer 770 ... _ $1750 *60 DODGE, 4:dr. $1295 Corvtlr Ifflpala, Conr., V4, Auto., J-Dr. Hardtop,. :Luaded RfcH, Pow»r Steerlnc auto., RSH, low mileage, like new auto., R&H, PS, PB, one owner, like new 59 CADILLAC $2445 60 FALCON $1295 60 FORD $1295 'ol RAMBLER. 4-dr^agon $1950 ,„ . j Sedan DeVllle, S Wladowa, RAM8LER 4 dr da f d f %m 4-Dr. Wngon . oaiajae. y« R*H. Lik"Ike NeI .w auto., R&H, PS, PB, very clean »« aikiem J . Town Vfctorli, Auto. SHINGTO .$1395 COMMERCIALS 57 RAMBLER $795 in rwwmrn A J J ,„., 59 RAMBLER, 4-dr. wagon 60 FORD $1295 Waton, Auto., Radio A Beater 61 FORD $1295 GaJaile 3-Dr., Radio 55 CADILLAC $795 61 RAMBLER, 4-dr. sedan $1795 . ' .... ," , _,,, BC DB and Beater, Automatic Pick-Up B290 Convertible ciiitem, auto., R&H, power steering «'r conditioned, auto, R&H, PS. PB 60 TRIUMPH $995 59 CHEVROLET $895 COMPARE THESE BIRTHDAY Herald '61 RENAULT DAUPHINE $595 '59 VOLKSWAGEN convertible, R&H $127$11550 V, Ton Fantl 60 FORD $1395 •60 RAMBLER. 4-dr. wagon, auto.. R&H, (2) ..$1450 '& RAMBLER, super wagon 59 FORD $795 dalule M>r. Bedan, Auto., SPECIALS Radio A Heater ..$595 H Ton Panel FACTORY CARS '60 RAMBLER, 2-dr. sedan, auto., R&H -$995 R&H. 4-dr.. auto.. (2) 57 FORD $595 60 FORD $1295 '60 RAMBLER, 2-dr. sedan, R*H $900 '57 PONTIAC, wagon. R&H, 9-pa»s _. $475 % Ton Plck-Up . • Fatrlane 500, Radio A Heater, 62 FORD WAGON SALE! -• •. • Auto. Country Sedan, Full Power '60 MORRIS, 2-dr. wagon, R&H .. $675 '57 DODGE, 4-dr., R&H, HT, auto., PS..... $695 OTHER MAKES 59 FORD $945 $2095 '60 COMET, auto., R&H ..$1250 "57 MERCURY. 2-dr. HT, auto., R&H Oostom 300, « Cyl All Our Prices • With Purchata el any New Rambler. 62 CHEVROLET $2245 Overdrive, n* a 62 FORD •BeTAlr 4-Br,.V-8 ' ' : 58 FORD $845 Convertible 61 CHEV. Wagon $1695 Country Squire, $2045 Have Been Power OHde." AutomaUo Auto,, R*H, Pow TWIN-BORO RAMBLER OTHER MODELS TO CHOOSE FROM SLASHED 131 NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. RED BANK KROLL MOTORS, IHC. Fri. «r«J Sat. Only OPEN EVENINGS 'TIL 9 SH 7-0040 671 BROADWAY CA 2-3600 LONG BRANCH 1961 Mercedes 220 SE 4-dr.Sedan $3100 WE'LL MAKE 1961 Buiclc HONEST ABE, Invicta Conv., full power YOU DON'T HAVE TO GO HISTORY $2295 I960 Triumph 50 MILES DURING THIS TR-3 Convertible TO GET THE BEST DEALS $1295 ON A USED CAR ... 1957 Ford YOU ALWAYS GET FABULOUS 4-dr. Sedan Galaxie, auto., power WASHINGTON'S $1195 1960 Falcon TOP VALUE 4-dr. Sedan, automatic . $995 BIRTHDAY SALE I960 T-Bird 2-dr. HT, air cond., FP LOW PRICES WE'VE CHOPPED PRICES DURING THIS SPECIAL EVENT! $2295 At CIRCLE CHEVROLET CO. IMPORTED SPECIALS IMPORTED SPECIALS THEY'RE SO CONVENIENT TO ALL "63 VOLKSWAGEN Sedan, black. R&H, •58 VOLKSWAGEN Sedan, black __$1050 1959 T-Bird whitewalls available, immed. del. '58 VOLKSWAGEN Conv., blue ..$1150 2-dr. HT, PS, PB I HEAR THEY'RE HAVING A REAL BIG '62 VOLKSWAGEN Sed, black .$1795 '62 VOLKSWAGEN Sta. Wgn. $1995 SPORTS CAR DEPARTMENT $1695 green and white '62 MGA Rdstr., red, wire wheels _$1795 •61 MORRIS MINOR ...- $895 •62 AUSTIN HEALEY Sprite ._.. $1495 2-dr. Sed., low mileage, blue Roadster, like new, pink, (2) 1961 Renault '61 VOLKWAGEN Conv., wht., R&H, $1395 •61 AUSTIN HEALEY Del. Roadster $2095 Caravclle, 2 tops BIRTHDAY PARTY •61 HILLMAN, 4-dr. Sed., R&H, auto $1195 Wire wheels, white/leather, R&H '60 B. M. W. "700" coupe ___. $595 '61 TR-3 Roadster, blue $1595 $1295 '60 HILLMAN HUSKY .. $750 •61 MGA Roadster, wire wheels (1595 BIG SAVINGS ON ALL OK USED CARS! Station Wagon, heater, whitewalls white '«0 HILLMAN Convertible (2) $995 '60 AUSTIN HEALEY Del. Roadster $1895 I960 Renault blark and red. low mileage, new tires 4-seater, WR, wire wheels Dauphine SPECIALS! •59 VOLKSWAGEN, Sun Roof, $1150 '60 MGA Roadster, wire wheels __$U00 AS TRADED SPECIALS! R&H, blue Silver and red $595 1962 CORVAIR MONZA •59 FIAT "1200" Sedan ..— $600 '59 MGA Roadster, wire wheels $1195 Radio, heater, ivhitewalls, Powerglide, extras. '59 RENAULT Dauph., Mr. Sed., blk $495 „ Disc. 1961 CORVAIR MONZA 1956 Buiclc Radio, beater, white walls, four-speed transmission, 56 PONTIAC .... $39E|. Station Wagon, Radio, Hatter, Auto. Trans. 4-dr. Sedan, exceptionally 1962 VALIANT V-200 ALSO CHECK OUR AMERICAN BEAUTIES ... dean, low mileage Four-door, radio, heater, whitewalls, stand, trans. '62 CHEVROLET Carry-All Station Wagon .: ; : _$1595 1961 RAMBLER '61 CORVAIR "700" Sedan, two-door, radio ...... $1395 $425 Four-door, heater, standard transmission. 57 PLYMOUTH . . . $395. '57 PLYMOUTH 4-dr. sedan,' automatic, radio and heater, blackwalls $399 TRANSPORTATION CARS Station Wagon, Radio, Heater, Auto. Trans. •56 FORD V-8. automatic $99.50 '54 CHEVROLET, 2-dr. Sedan —.$99.50 1961 FORD SS's to 57'« Convertible, radio, heater, WW, PS, FOM '56 CHEVROLET 2-dr. Bel Air HT $399 '54 PONTIAC conv. ___m..$99 '56 Oldsmobile, 4-dr., auto .$249.95 '54 FORD Sedan . ..,..JM9.50 $125 to $595 1959 FORD Two-door, radio, heater, FOM 56 MERCURY. . . .$295. 1959 CORVETTE 2-dr. Hardtop, Radio, Heater M.O.M. ONLY QUALITY IMPORTED AUTOMOBILES BOB WHITE Radio, heater, Powerglide, whitewalls TOP VALUE • LOW PRICES FOLLOW YOUR FRIENDS TO DON'T MISS THIS SALE AT BUICK INC. CONTINENTAL CARS INC. 163 Monmouth Street ONLY QUALITY IMPORTED AUTOMOBILES Red Bank CIRCLE CHEVROLET CO NEWMAN SPRINGS ROAD RED BANK 325 MAPLE AVE. SH 1-3130 RED BANK , SH 7-4500 OPEN EVES, > SH L6200 AVTOB 4-ntUCKS •OATS AND ACCISSOJUIS BOMS AND ACCESSORIES M0T2CES HELP WANTED-FEMV1LE HELP WAMTBD-MALE KELP HED BANK REGfSTEB - Keuanble.| I uiiraloum W ill par. TT — Policy wrtWt Friday, F<*naiy 22,1963-21 WWti FRK TENSION i"3w«?, Mis tf HOME DECORATING liuit hav« saaerlnM.' INSTRUMENT FOREMAN A5»HOT, SH i-K5t~ • When yon my jour sew OWHM - ; SERVICE Newly built Mtro-ehemlcsl proeea* Uu Jersey Court Boat (how. Coovej plant ft seeking qualified Initnuuir ; •-- 't'l'-iA MUM TILEPHONB SOUCIT0R8 - foreman eiperlenced In nuumaUc and BUSINESS I 7tH TOUCt^AGBN — Blue, tli\O, Don BUI, AaDury Park. T4>. M to 2 front bomi.' Call . ! - . vbltMrails. To lake alrant«i> of this off»r M< O PalntlnS'ln and out Paper banting ani electronio loltniBHnU «nd Uatru- VAlley i-TMS CEILING? mentated control loots. Salary OM BfYOUR OWN BOSS USED CRtnSHHS - AUXIUAFUES per hour overtime. Company paid ben- S'AIR HAVEN YACHT WORK!, INC fleajonable rttei. Prte estimates RN - For denui oMce, 85 hours. ft. DeNermuidle Avt. I ' . OUTBOARDS — SAILBOATS , efits, Men with chemical process * orn>e AUantlo Reflnlnf Co. hat a, toad, Fair Haven SH 7-S018SLUNO OR BUYING A BOAT. .SEE INCOMB TAX RETURNS prepare!, at Write "A.L.," Boi.511, refinery eipertenoe preferred. Writs modern two-bay iarvice itaUcn trtlt' MOBILE HOMES ^yilBWC YACHT BAUDS nor home or bualieaa. Red Bank stating experience to "AH," Box 511,abls In Red Bank. D»ceUent potenUaL BBS AND PRICE U>. all nor XT Venl 17 Union St. (neit to hospital), R«d "I'm sorry, you've reached thi Red Sank. Investment (or stock and equipment SH 7-SS63 . Mu 1-0011NURSE - For office wort. Five day HOBXUB HOMES nor. cabin (MM. Slew! ill, complete!! Bank. MMM00, BH 1-SJ37. only. Pain training avallaols. wm In- eqttfpped. At On Jersey Coast Boa A-1 (JUAUTY TV 8ERVICB week. Some hospital training requited. top o! your salary bracket. TOLL-TIME — Service station sales- formation call Mf KMW. 8 M « or Used-10% down Show, February 1S-H. Aabunr Park B' CENTtmT RAVEN _ Complet.lT Sxpert repalri on all makes Phone CO 4-4074. afternoon or evening*. JSS-MW after T»,m. , ••' •• epecfallit on color. Call 8H-329S no raise!" "Sorry" Is not mucl man. Salary and comnttaaloo. Call Id H«* . T-yiu K. J. FAIR HAVEN YACHT WORK! equipped, with two btinlu, nary tog, RBUABLB HOUSEKEEPER - Own person. Bel tor d Esso, S85 Kwy 34 INC., foot.B* NornutUa in., rail cushions, haul, ate 136 Gray «Diln« AVAILABLE FOR IM1IEOIATE OC- with only 200 houra. Terms can be ar-INOOMB TAX. RBTURKB—Individuals. trinaportallon. Five dnyj, ut per week. consolation when you want, am Belford. CUPANCY — Completely tquippaj for XNG, Hiven. SH 7-3010. •mall business. BARB 8KRVJCIS, 211 Relerencet, LI 2-3028. tea room: luncheonette or small res- rantcd and will accept outboard rl» u Bdwy., CA Q.3B0O. Lmg Branch; probably need more money foi EXECUTIVE TRAINEES — Age SI to RobbltMTflle. R. , KAJUN* down payment. Call, 842-1630. PORT-TDIB PILE CU!RK TYPIST 36. should have some asle* experience, taurant Rumaon location. Call 842-UOCi JD 7-UOD . DUNDS CLEANED — Traeh h«uli Evenings and Saturday. Age 55 to 35.living expenses. If you're no high school graduate. Top aalary to M 2T' LUHRS BHELTER SKIFF — 1958 RID BANK — Buijr aomrtowndlaar. ChryMtr, bead, falley, two alto painting, call after 8. SBWrite P.O. Box 148. Red Bank, satisfied to wait for that boost in those selected. Interesting work, profit Owner retiring. wUI aacriflce. WKART. - uw AHOTMON KOBUJB wara ~ (Uh welU. (3.300.SS-0S82. RELIABLE BABYSITTER — live In sharing and pension plan, assured ad- NEMETH AQENCY. Realtors, 103 W. la.noUw condition, completely tur- goal jroii «ast I DOMINIDO PRIMERANO — Carpen- or out Call salary and prestige that') coming vancement. Huet have car and beFront «., Red Bank. BH 1-niO, (UdicSlnSiidlnc mlMo-wall earpettaf, tuk r tt iWwtol U' LUHRS sa«, .W h.p, Inboard, ter, oontrtcur. All klnda ot carpenter 00 4-7706 resident oi Red Bank or Bayaoore area. "Bum Amid," cedar lapitrake hull, work, alterations tH 1-9783. sometime in the future, you See James Kaggerty. Bell Finance, •wpilmim awnlnc and roany extru. A aid and ocetn Hah. Good oondltlon. nnrr AND TYPE Red Bank or John Clark, Bell Finance, MORTGAGES tsauUful borne? 13000. Call 281-1M3. MOO See at in South Like Drive, UOBT HAULAQE — Painting, odd Parmrae In your borne, busintaa re- should consider a lifetime careei Atlantic Highlands. fiver Plata. SB 1-3351 fobs. Reasonable rates. Call any time. ports and letters for a professional a/rKR 1IOBIU0 BOMB — IWL HMML manager. This Interesting irofk re. opportunity with State Farm In ALUMINUM SIDItiO MECHANICS — MONEYI1 «Ji Good buy. Cash or payment* TV CHKIS ORAJT — Cabin cruiser Quires a good typtst with a fl&tr for With your own equipment. Top dqllar, •muted. 8MS by appointment after hardtop, M h.p.. two berth*, head INCOMB TAX PREPARED - By qi surance Companies. BUSINESS NOTICES writing In readable bonds* language steady employment. Call 2M-7392. One to Sevan Years ta Repay • ».», n Brooinds Trailer Park. callcy, ice box. Full canvas, othej Uled accountant* Form 1040. f7: extra and with substantial business experl- extraa. SH 74611. schedule, $2. By appointment only, 291 EXPERIENCED CAR POLISHER — 1 enee. Reply "B. J." Bo* BH, Red Bank. Steady year round Sob. Paid vacation, REPAIRS OJ AU< TTPEB-OnnxutrV; 1800. TOT CURWN AQUNCT, gl.000 TO IB.OOO AVAILABIJn US' MOLDED FIBEROLAB — Com electrical, cement, and machine! m- SECRETARY — For professional olllce, For complete details, call CLif- many benefits. Apply In penon to Dick pletely equipped and reUolallld. » b.f ttattad. AI«o trouble ahooUui 34 hour OTCOMX TAX RBTURKS-Indirldual.neat typist. Writs ''BO.," Box, 811. Matthews, Red Bank Auto Imports, WAOTED-AUTOMOTIVE lotor. Call SH T-S3U. atrtJca I72-1H3. ' 15 y«ir» ezperlenn. pick op and ford 4-7896 or write confidential Newman Spring* Rd., Red Bank. n> pay off old bills, nuisance ac- deliver.- SsaaonaUa. BH 1-HS8. Red Bank, counts, ate. If credit refused else- HOME IMPROVEMBNTS — Small BABVSITTSR FOR WEEK END —to "A.F,", Box 511, Red Bank. MAN to make package deliveries. . . where—try ui. No pre-payment pan. ' TOM'S FORD INC. 200 loana approved. Palatlnf, carpentry Reference required. Call Uonmouth County. Mint have truck alty. No charge tor application. Write »"**££ work,, cement work, sheet roeklnr. EMPLOYMENt 8(2-2278 and garage. Ltb TRUCKINO COM-Boi 1J». Deal* N. 1. WE PAY CASH FOR USED OAR* »T IMO 0WXN8 cabin cruller, ileep window chalni Butalled, No lob too State Farm Insurance Com' PANY, 2714 Rt 37, Tom« River. M« bn or too unalL 87248H. HELP WANTED-FEMALE EXPERIENCED — Drapery operator. 0062. HOMEOWNERS NEED MONEVT 0 M four, ejceilent CMidlUon tluroutmui Oooi pay, steady work.. Apply interior Vwlyifi. from. SSiatiS IUl iuSS Many extraa. U atw fTBHPLACE SCREINS repaired and Shop. '81 White Rd- f)lirew»6nry. ponies, Home Offices: Blooming- ATTENTION —. To those young men who are Interested In the rewards of made to order. Bricnt Acre. SB 1-B995 TILE INSPECTORS ton, Illinois. AUTOS ft TRUCKS AUTOS ft TRUCKS Britht, Store, BH fmO, ™ BEAUTICIAN EXPEIUKNCED — Bit- high income as a result or hard work. Immediate openings lor dependable urdaya only. Tiara's Beauty* SalQn, Call Mr. Love at LOVE HKAUTT INSTRUCTION CBARUCS HOWBP. — Muon Coo- Highway 39, Halltt. CO 4-9624. CO 717-50S0. If not licensed we will tractor. No Job too imall. SH 1M13 or workem. Minimum age 21 years. Rou- tine factory experience helpful. Personi SECRBTARY — Six-day wwk. BUort- train. BH 10173. lelected will be trained to our produc- STUDY 01* KArlO hand, typing, filing. Call Inv Ktirlnttr- AUTOMOBILE SALESMAN — Hew car Study el harmony and arranlng. Ml- rMPEIUAL DXCORATORB — Now tak- tion methods. Apply ATOO CERAMIC* iing, , PR M800. agency. Ocean County. Eiptrlenced A- ing ordera for exterior- painting-, real- CORP., Rt. 35. Keyport. - MECHANICS dentlal and commercial. Cuitom In- CLERK-TYPIST — For accounting of- 1 fo-gttter with food contact* S«o«'- terior work our specialty. Free eiU- AVON BHLLfl n*SBLV-ruH or panfice. Full-time until end of April, Part- Maintenance and construction, madiin Itnt opportunity. Bend relume "A,O. THUNDERBIRD matei. 787-37M or T4T-O841. ebna. fieverat territories open for Jme later. Reply P. O. Box 401, Redery and. bulWIngi. Machinists, mtll- Box III, Red Bank. MERCHANDISI women Interested In burna a good Bank. wrlghu, auto mechanics, electrician! 1NC0MB TAX RITUKN3 - Bualneu steady taoome. Bzperlence onnooea- and other trades. Versatility deilratle. FOR SALE or Individual. Batabllihed twelve yeari •ary. BH 1-4343 or write! Mrs. Marga- EXPERIENCED HOUSEKEEPER — Interviewing for aU grades Including HELP WANTElV^VIale . Female In thli area. Marjery Trovato, tradlni ret oulotla. P. O, Box UOi Red Bank. fond of children, tor doctor's home, tralneei. Reliable men who warn u Reliable Tax sinrlce Call CT1-128S —,—. Sleep In three nights. Other help em lermanent, ytar-rotind Jobs dote t< BARB EHPlsOTl T AfMONOT PICTURE WINDOWS HEADQUARTERS for appointment WA1TRBSS-COUIITBII OIRL^- Steady, ployed, excellent vages. Rtferencus. tome. gualifled Personnel Orden Aluminum 'to match our sale comb!, employmetit. experienced In diner work. OS V3344 210 Broad Long 1AW 1 INOOMB TAX RBTURNB prepared at good salary. Apply In peraon Wilson's nation windows. JfJaajr lift out lava your home or mine. 25 yaara aiperl- Palace Diner, 48 Monmouth St., RedFULL-TIME FILE CLERK - Hurt be ATCO CERAMICS CORP. ACS EMPLOYMENT AQE.NCS time and money. Sbap Frown's (or enee. J. Hurtha T4T«nK high school jgraduate. Between alee 35 •very order * »PBUoant our neclalty. aluminum windows, doors, ratters, and 35. Typing helpful, but not esaen-' WIT. 35 KEYPORT, K, J U Broad St. R«d Bank TO T-84M porch anclHures, veitibulei, JsJomlti, Ual. Write P.O. Box MS, Red Bank. CO 1-8000 cellar eomblnaUnu, etc. 5 AUTOS * IHUCKS AUTOS & TRUCKS &BXTON for jmrlih house and church HOWARDS EUPLOiMENT AOENOI bslUlng. Can 291-S087 or . B«oudTa^MOltl«JJom*lUO PROWN'S 291-2S3I HELP WANTED-MAXE 1-0677 » Broad St. IB 1-7500 Red Beak BARBER— SCHOOL BUB DRIVERS wanted. Apply SNOW thOYI — Electric 1 D!s4e, TO CHOOSE FROM Call before 6:30 p.m. 11 Center Street, MI-DUO BENNETT BROTHBRfl CORP., S18 PARTS MAN East R4., Belfonl. • Highlands MEN TO WORK IN WOODS — Ap NEW! NOW! For Chevrolet WASHINGTON'S 'ormon Brothers, 118 Middlesex t M-mt b» experienced. Escellent lalary (aUwan. SITUATIONS WANTED, Female BIRTHDAV BPBGIALa — 12US carpet; and conunlaalcn. Call Mr. HoOartiy, D9: solid mahogany round table, 135: THRU »111OL MATURE MAN to manage new Sylvan blrdseye maple dresaer, pti walnut NEW PEARL OF THE IMPORTS Pools retail store at 428 Broad St., Moraim* JHW **«d china oloaet, tit; buffet «I0j table. MAN — To do general work 10 RtdShrewsbury. Apply in person Sunday, of children, light good IU: thne-pleoe stick willow set, fa.K>; 58's 62's Bank hardware itore. Write Mr. Jay,February 24, 13 noon » 3 p.m. references. U 8-0I7g. pair trau twin beds, 130: scale, f!.Mi THE HIGH-STYLED BEAUTY P. O. Box 20S, Red Bank. PRACTIOAI. NURSE — Ooropwlon M clubi 2Sg, Sue, |i. Porch matting, •AYROLI. CLERK — Will lead to and housekeeper to elderly person. 10. etc etc. RUsat'S, 35 aTlrmt, FAMILY MAN — For day bartinder. supervisory position. DAVENPORT Red Bank. _2 CHOICE OF MODELS and COLORS Apsly In person. SULLIVAN'S, 8>a PERSONNEL SERVICE, 77 Broad St., Write P.O. BoSt'lM. «Prlng Lalie. M.J. Bright. Red Bank. SH 7-3355. ROYALpOTE FIAT MODEL 1100 D AUTOS & TRUCKS AUTOS * TRUCKS FINANCIAL (Johnny Carton Show)', BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES Beautiful factory (Inlshed Maaonlta. LOW. LOW FOUR DOOR SEDAN II LffiONAMX) — Dellntesaen, baiory Sea panels in fuff slied displays now at J and (ountaln service. ApproilnuiMly Me CAR % IttWtOOO annual froes reoeiptf. Xxoelle&t RED BANK LUMBER . ' WE'RE » Wall Bt- BH1HO0 Red Ban* WESTINOHOUSB washer and dryejy PRICES sfltor, M Tnompion Are., Leonardo. 'Pl;;lPIggle ;Back" type. M0. Call attar I. SELL-BRATING 'CHEVROLET, 1-1800. . . , 74MJ. ANTIUUKS — Mahogany chest, pan. Adjustable, fully reclining bucket seats AUTOS ft TRUCKS sols, sword, cuckoo eloofc Unana, old colored N.Y. prints, drapTa, Urge Bre. ". full-light windows all around • 4 front place andirons and flrttools, alldlng AUTO SALES TOO! LOWEST PRICES MONMOUTH COUNTY hinged doors • roomy and inviting inte- door oak bookcases. MKMM0 Natloaal ANYWHERE! Oeographlos, exercise and raindnf macniae. oak carved chain, blrdMye rior • high-lustre pearly finish • wind- ONE YEAR WARRANTY* ingtons • maple and cherry dreams. Alan rare 620 MAIN STREET GEORGE WASHINGTON china, glassware, etc. RUKII/f, It B. shield washers • luxury touches • safety "«> Corvslr Coupe, ilk* new Front Bt, Red Bank. . . ASBURY PARK •'62 Chevy Mr. PR 4-7733 dash • over 80 m.p,b. • whitewalls • ••62 Monzs, like new .COT DOWN '63 Xmpala Wafn. Birthday WALLPAPER SALE heater, defroster-unibody construction '62 Nova* trdr. sel. '62 Four-wheel dr. pick-up The popular Rou «ad UaOn brudi • 55 HP (compare!) • all-inclusive price "61 Flat Spldor conv. 50% Off Retail Prices "61 Corvalr Wacon • warranty • easy terms. A CHERRY TREE.. *'tl Impala Convsrtlble SPECIALS! Renter fLW to JJ.S8 per slnrle roll, *'6O Cbevr fr-paes. Vfsxoa now T9o to ILM per ilngu roil. All i "60 Impala Convertible are 1MS-UM paUeru. ••eoVaUut Wr. ALWAYS HAVE AT LEAST ONE RASSAS BROS. •'eoCnevrBelAlrS-dr, KLARIN'S § ••eOCSevyB«lA!r<-dr. 1961 LARK THE TRADE WINDS 99 Monmtruili at IB T-3» KM Sink . 1 "M Corvalr TO) Coupe 4-dr. Standard Tram. ••eoDodnDartMr CASTRO — Convertible eola, needs •'60 Chevy Impala Hdtp. slipcover, I(30. Can he seen weekend. PlMtyof $1095 SH T-4TUI. ARE BLOWING taggsptptc* "NChevylmpsJa "fid Chevy Impala 4-dr. (More Cammed MM MUST "S> Ford Falrlane, 8-crI. •'SB Plymouth Wajpn On The Next P) *'0B Ford Squire. 9>pass. 1959 HAWK IF YOUR PRESENT CAR "(9 Ford Oalaxle i-dr. •'J9 Chevy Conv., like new Standard Tran.mii.ion AUTOS ft TRUCKS .'6» Chevy 2-dl •'58 Chevy Wsfoc, two-tone IS WORTH *500... '59 Ford Convertible $795 CUT •K> Ford Victoria Bdtp. '» CsdiUao (2 Coupe •H Olds M Sedan We Will Sell You A New QUICK SALE THEIR COMPLETE. •59 Step-in Van u. CHEVROLET '08 Plymouth Wacon . 1953'tflAMPION Par Month USED CAR •w Ford Waton $95 BUYERS BUcayne, Bel Air, Impil* 1963 Falcon for 'M Chevy H-4onpeu)el . '46.00 INVENTORY IN HALF! '65 Ford Wafon »-cyl., aute, . '91 Plymouth • «nd Ch«vy II Comperable 'Si Chevy BAIltY BROS. 1963 Comet for '49.00 Model* with ... Don't Hesitate 91 Monmouth St. 1963 Fairlane for • ;••«•. .00 RED BANK EXTRA BONUS FEATURES 1963 Meteor for Save Now! SH 7-0596 AT NO EXTRA COST! $'54.30 FREE... 24-hr, emergency road.service In U.S. and 1963 Galaxie for 5SJ5 LEVINE-WEBB TERMS TO SUIT 1963 Monterey for MOTOR CORPORATION YOUR BUDGET A URGE SELECTION OF Canada. •65.85 FREE... $2,500 personal |Hwy. 35 LI 2-1020 Eafontown GUARANTEEP 1963 Thunderbird for Injury insurance policy M 11.80 Look for the sign of the FIAT USED CARS AT YOUR AUTHORIZED 1963 Continental for FREE...$5,000 paid bend H59J5 RASSAS DODGE, DODGE TRUCKS protection Delivered with all factory equipment, including FREE ... $200 c«ih arreit bond; haatar. 3 year pay out. Accaptabla credit rating BROS. Compact Dodge Dart Dealer 395 BROAD ST. FREE... World wida trav- necessary. . BIG CASH RED BANK el service. A-1 SAFE BUYS 3-WAY GUARANTEED SH 1-5180 FRANK VAN SYCKLE, Inc. FREE ... 5 year/50,000, Open Evenings 'til 9. Over 60 Yaart Selling Automobiles mile guarantee. '57 FORD Custom 300 4-dr, FOM 495. Saturdays 'til 6. •58 DODGE Coronet Sedan 595. DISCOUNTS I4» W. Front St. Rod Bank SH 1-1296 SEE US TODAY '57 FORD Del Rio Sta. Wgn., FOM, PS, 595. '59 RAMBLER American Super Wagon 695. DURING OUR TREMENDOUS * '57 PONTIAC 4-dr. HT. Hyd.. PS 750. F&H MOTORS '58 FORD Country Sedan Wagon 750. HWY. 35 AT THE LIGHT •58 MERCURY Colony Park Sta. Wgn. MOM PS 895. WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY SALES EVENT '59 FORD Fairfana 2-dr. FOM 895, LI 2-1111 EATONTOWN NINETY-EIGHT '60 FALCON 2-dr. and 4-dr. Sedans 995. AUTHORIZED DODGE '60 FORD Fairlana 4-dr., FOM 995. 1963 '59 FORD Country Sedan Wagon 1050. '59 MERCURY HT, MOM, PS 1095. '60 COMET 2-dr. Marcomatic 1095. "59 FORD Galaxie 4-dr. MOM,' PS 1095. RED BANK '60 FORD Fairlana "500" 2-dr., FOM, PS •. 1150. OLDS '59 MERCURY Montcl. 4-dr. HT, MOM, PS 1195. NO MONEY DOWN BUDGET TERMS AUTO IMPORTS '60 FORD 4-dr. Ranch Wagon, FOM 1195. AT THE '61 FALCON Tudor Sedan, R&H 1195. '61 OLDSMOBILE $2295 '61 FORD $1295 IMPORTED SPECIALSI "59 FORD Country Squire S.W., FOM, PS 1195. 98 Holiday sedan, Impressive tan Fairlane 500. 4-dr. sedan. Fully LOWEST finish with 2-tone tan interior. 62 RENAULT 1795 '59,FORD Retractable HT.FOM.PS 1250. equipped. Luxury and value are Full power. Your closest Inspec- combined in this gleaming white Caravelle '61 FORD 4-dr. Ranch Wagon, FOM 1450. tion is invited on this desirable beauty. 2 tops, 4-speed transmission '60 MERCURY Montcl. HT, FOM, PS 1450. PRICES model. '62 FALCON 2-dr. Sedan 1450. OF THE YEAR '62 CHEVROLET $1895 '60 FORD $995 62 RENAULT 1295 '61 FALCON Deluxe Sta. Wagon, FOM 1450. 4-dr. Bel Air Sedan. Silver Blue Fairlane two-door sedan. Im- Gordini, 4-dr. sed., 3003 miles '61 FORD Galaxie 2-dr. HL FOM, PS 1695. finish and matching Blue interior. maculate white finish with a This car is equipped with radio, beautiful blue interior. Fully 61 RENAULT 895 '60 MERCURY Conv. MOM, PS 1750. • 19 Cars in Stock to Choose heater and w.w. tires, Just ready equipped. This car Is low priced Dauphlne, black, R&H '61 MERCURY 4-dr. HT, MOM, PS 1750. to give you the best. and ready to roll. '61 FORD 9-pau. Country Squire, FOM, PS 1795. 61 AUSTIN HEALEY 1095 From '61 CHEVROLET $1995 '61 BUICK $1995 '59 THUNDERBIRD Full power 1795. Sprite, blue, R&H Impala convertible, automatic '59 CONTINENTAL 4-dr. HT, Full power 1850. La Sabre. 4-dr. Hardtop, full transmission, fully equipped, blue 60, VOLKSWAGEN 1295 '59 LINCOLN Premier* 4-dr. HT, Air Cond. 1895. • Immediate Delivery power, ready to roll. Beautiful interior finish with 2-tone blue gold finish with two tone gold and '61 THUNDERBIRD, Full power 2750. Sunroof, R&H . exterior and blue top. — Yes, this white interior. One owner. Sub- is the ultimate in good taste. '60 CADILLAC Sedan da Villa, Air Cond. 2850. • Top Trade-in Values urban-traded. Like new. 60 RENAULT 595 '61 CONTINENTAL 4-dr., Full powar 3950. '61 CORVETTE $2995 "57 PONTIAC $ 695 Dauphine, R&H SEE 'EM ... TRY 'EM ... BUY 'EM AT a sports car alive with color, red with a gorgeous black leather 4-dr. Star Chief Hardtop, fully 58 MERCEDES BENZ 2195 FIRST PAYMENT IN APRIL interior, 4 speed transmission. equipped with all the extras, two- 190SL, 2 tops, loaded Make sure you see this beauty tone, red and gray in color. This which Is the king of sportscars. car really shows excellent care. 57 PORSCHE 1250 Speedster, 2 tops, Many Other Top Quality Cart to Choote From reclining seats Open Daily • 'til 9 p.m. Saturday till 6 p.m. AUTHORIZED DEALERS For Renault > Volvo Oldsmobile-Cadillac Co. Feugaot - Triumph ENGLISH 119 Newman Springs Rd. 100 Newman Springs Rd. Red Bank SH 1-6000 AGENCIES SH 7-4545 Red Bank Open Eves. SH 1-0910 Open 'HI 9 P.M. =363 AVE. * *ED BANK 1-5255= SH 1-5886 Since 1904 — MONMOUTH & MAPLE, RED BANK 22~Fridrr, February 22,1963 BED HOWES TOtttlS muses FOR saz woastt HOUSE* FOR SAtE BOWSES FOR MI2 JPOKSA1E «* MIJB RUSSELL M. BORUS REALTORS WILLIAM H. HINTELMANN (FIRM) THE DOWSTRA AGENCY REALTORS — IN RUMSON SINCE 1905 REALTORS EMERGENCY SALE! 600 RIVER RD. FAIR HAVEN, N. BRIDGE ROAD . RUMSON • StMWO Member of Red Bank Area Multiple listing Service Closing out Thrift Warehouse. Mutt disposa of 14 Brand SHaolyside 7-4532 RESTORED'- A Me Dutch colonial beautifully redecorated W East Front Street Red Bank, N, J. New Three Room Outfit* ordered but not delivered and Member Multiple Listing Service restora all Its. original charm. -Inlaid floors sanded and reflniriied SHW700 b»ing sold tor unpaid Balance Due Only) ENJOY THE. RIVER — Situated on a wooded bank of the Swim- Ilka new, a compTettiy modernized Kitchen. Space that would be "ANY REASONABLE OFFER" ming River. Variety of tall trees — hemlocks, firs, dogwoods t> 'duplicate (living room 23x17). There's a fireplacean d... the absentee owner told us to accept on bis really . 3 Room Outfits for unpaid balance due only! and hickory. An acre and a half of real beauty. Sandy beach. a library or play Mom, full dining room, three bedrooms. 1 superb ranch in a prestige neighborhood. Two years old. Split level design only six years old. Five bedrooms plus paneled baths. Deep dry cellar. Close to Red Bank. Walk to schoo Foyer, large living room, dining room, most modern labor • Outfit No. 64771 Regular $432 den. Two baths plus lavatory. Asking $39,000. and buses. saving kitchen with fireplace. Paneled den, children's rec- Customer "Eggers" ALL BRICK — Rugged construction; low, tow,maintenance . reation room. Four unusually fine bedrooms, 3£ baths. • 3-piece Modern Bedroom GOOD OPPORTUNITY — Owner leaving for West Coast offers Full dsylight basement with outside entrance. Owner paid • 2-piece Convertible Living Room suite attractive four-bedroom home in fine Fair Haven neighborhood. home that's been, well cared for featuring three bedrooms more; reduced it to $34,900 and will now listen to any fair • 5-piece Dinette Lovely living room with fireplace, dining room, modern kitchen, space for a fourth, a fireplace in the living room and an extra offer. plus tables, lamps, pillows, etc. den, \Vi batns. Full basement, hot water heat. Attached garage. lout kitchen-dinette combination. Want a big dry cellar? Wor- Balance $276. Pay $3 weekly. Walk to school. Asking $18,500. 6 about the budget? Let us show you a very likeable home. STURDY. ROOMY FOUR-BEDROOM DUTCH C0L0NIAL-4M^ SB.500. poes not show its age at all. Been extremely well taken • Outfit No. 77833 Regular $585 CUSTOM-BUILT RANCH - Air conditioned and professionally WHAT'S YOURS? If It be a home that's very young and modern, care of. Foyer, heated sun (torn, living room, fireplace, Customer "Johnson" - andscaped. 15x39 living room with fireplace, formal dining room, with lota of living area and a proper floor plan. We think this powder room, dining room, kitchen on first floor. Four bed- • 4-plece Sectional sofa huge ultra modern electric kitchen with dinette area and openlnj eight-room house will please most everyone (everyone who can rooms, bath on second, enclosed rear porch. Full basement. • 3-plece Modern Bedroom Jumbo size onto screened porch. Three double bedrooms, two baths phis Screens, storm sash. , / • 5-piece Dinette uU diy basement with shop, 10x8 cedar storage, laundry and room afford $28,500, that is). Includes a big family room close to the pus tables, lamps, pillows, cabinet, etc for den phis recreation room. Asking price $32,000. kitchen, a rumpus room in the cellar and VA baths, AND it's a REALLY NICE COLONIAL IN OLD SHREWSBURY Balance $379. Pay $4 weekly. quiet spot, surrounded by woodland. Why not call us for a date Honey ot a street. Tall trees, fine shrubs. First floor has FIVE-BEDROOM RANCH WITH RIVER VIEW! Outstanding valui to see rail one? foyer, living room, fireplace, dining, room, ceramic tile • Outfit No. 74322 Regular $688 for a home in this Little Silver location. Living room .with fire kitchen. Three bedrooms, two excellent baths on second. ' Customer "Radc-lUT place.. Family dining room. Large paneled den. .Two love! WILLIAM H. HINTELMANN (FIRM) Porch, basement, good tax situation. Reduced to asking • Lovely 3-piece Living Room suite bathrooms. Two-car garsge. Act quickly. Only $27,900. price of f»,M0. • Moderd n BedR Room suite with formica top Member Multiple- Listing Service • 7pleo7-pleop e DinetDinettte PHONE FOR CATALOG OF LISTINGS FOR SALE • ReconditioneRditidd Refrigerator MERCHANDISE WANTED APARTMENTS HOUSES FOR SALE plus large array of quality accessories LET'S FACE IT OUNS — Shptfiu, tinea, Balance $466. Pay $5 weekly. dln'a lewelera 41 SI OAKPSH APARTJUBNT - Large flve- Wwee mx%are mnot uas younjmnfg uas w..e uss^ 4o wta be, .Bank. roon duplex, Occupfnejr April 1- SH 1- • Outfit No. 71388 Regular $898 It's no fun folns up and'dom ladMd|rid THOMPSON & BARTELL Wooden screen! ud norm windows ars HALL BROS. Customer "Btyer" i tmijh Jab to Ukt down and. put SDC-ROOM .rlTertront aptutnent, heat REALTORS • 6-plece Colonial Dining Room - thi" sprlni and fall. AUJJflNUl, REALTORS »MBINATIOOT now on salt FRII HIGHWAY 35 MIDDLETOWN • 3-piece Colonial Bed Room NSTALLATION. Only (IX for ITT. Call tmffti MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTINI • 3-plece Colonial Living Room suite today. No chart* tor meaaurrns. OLD FtHVRFUntHTVRBB — AntlcueaAntlc , china. SH 7-5600 glaievarel , artt objeetbjete e anandd brie-a- b 6 TWO-ROOEM. SankM. < -APARTMtNH T — Kri plus lamps, tables, pillows, rugs, etc FROWN'S bimedlal* caah foor aayihtafaaihta . and ev Mor,' oner' or (wo adulu. aU utuitlt 813 River Rd. Fair Haven ^ ^dl' SSS tut nm " Wall St. Bed Bank. SH 7OW Balance $481. Pay $5 weekly. a Broad St Bad Bank SH 1-TMO FOUR BEDROOMS—2^ BATHS TURXB BOOM lurnlehed apartmen SHsdyiide 1-7688 New enough to be called brand new. Old enough to be broken ORQANIZA' Adults. Ho veta. .1414491 or LI • Outfit No. 73466 Regular $709 TVtaWRITtoS. ADDINO machines S277 All mates new «r used. Quaranteed farge ireeter. Will pick up." I ROOM FOR FAMILY1 More than in. This lovely one-year-old bi-Ievel has brand new carpeting, Customer "Evans" «w as fm SerslM's. 101 ltonaouih matlon call u 3-3444 or OA TKRiBS ROOMS — UlUurnlihed. toll dishwasher, combination screens and storms, built-in wall oven • 3-plece Danish Living Room ' N«t to theater SB t-OISe. Door. Hint houieeaepbs, good loca- an acre, with lovely trees aqd tion: Private entrance. Quiet business- landscaping on a dead-end street, and counter range^ plus an unfinished fifth bedroom. Owner trans- • 3-piece Danish Bed Room LOADS AND tOADS of (In. furniture PETS * LIVESTOCK woman. US. SH 1-tIH. ferred. Askingfel.OOO. • 7-piece Contemporary Dining Room and household soode from local es- Four 'double bedrooms, two tates! Wardrobe trunk*,, 15: bedroom baths, 28'xU' living-dining room, plus hand selected accessories KIRRT BUI - For attfd. Mlchul modern kltchch. _. ,. hot water sup. RUMSON CAPE COO' rockers, 14.75: . threa*ntfrror .vanity, of Horeland. Sire Utematlonal Chun- large 23*15' eat-in kitchen. 26x15' Balance $492. Pay $5 Weekly. into; ottoman* W.60; painted prin- piled. CaUI> S-1SB. plon HIchwr of aomanet Junior, ft r~rhr« garni loom In basement, Two^car Low taxes, excellent condition, three bedrooms, two full bsths MM dresser, to»; boudoir limn. St: taver Rd., »*alr Haren. 7I1-W3. AW^wnc moauMDs what-not ihelt.Il.5Ui Ihm-fold screen, March L ge. Asking «S,900. Relocated and full dry basement. Large living, room with fieldstone fire- INDIVIDUAL ROOMS OF FURNITURE SOLD AT EOUALL' 1.J8; etc. RUSCIL'S. S5 1!. Front St, BBAUTITUb AKC Oerman ahepher tooma and'bafh. Aralrable gim Call »1-943T. . .1 , owner wiling to listen to otters; place, formal dining room, and a large eat-in kitchen. Owner LOW PRICES! Not Field Furniture. ft«d Bar*. ' " • : - pupe. >«JU«i« temperament »1».l» transferred. Asking J27.250. PROIOSB BXR AtntnONO but bliy O1MMERCIAL RENTALS her eterao at ACS. ACM TV, Hwy it. FRISKY PUPPIES — Vary cute, i« FOUR-BEDROOM CAPOS COD.- THIS ONE IS A STEAL Jtptuna City, PR SJOC Weeks old, M will be home. Living room with fireplace, ful Four bedrooms plus 1^ baths,'large living room, dining room, . STORIS cellar with laundry hook-ups, full THRIFT WAREHOUSE POODLES — AKC miniatures, pure kitchen, den, utility room. Extra large garage on a one-naif acre bl«ckt EweUect breeding. Reasonably White St — Best location, redtcon- bath plus powder room, garage. lot Believe it or not, all this can be had for $17,200. FIREPLACE WOOD Uon completed, smsil or uuje (Pace ' Top school area. Fine, quiet res- 22 EAST FRONT STREET KEYPORT suit your requirement. SH j-UW. • iplK to'saw. JBeBrsired u« staclcM. KORWI00AN XLKKOtlND — AKC, SU idential - neighborhood. Iramedi- montha old. LODQB BOOK .for,rent. Center For appointment or Information call CO 4-3021 $l5>erload PL M45J ,." ' Unrn. Could be'used also for off ate occupancy. Reduced to Hi, HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE Call anytime ^^Wlmaaly J.400 M. «. V- INTIM DAIRY BIRD WANTBD — Box HlTltM Baas. 500. A real bargain! SH 7-2205 SoUtelra, Ouernseysol any.breed. I Open Dally 9 A.M. to 6 P. M. Thurs. ft Fri. evenings 'til have * sood market, out of state, irxW STORE In five store unit . NOT JUST A HOUSE, but a gra- RUMSON - New luxury listing with ynois farmers lUrtlni ap. CalHwy SS. Wddletoem, one mile north REDDEN AGENCY in perfect condition, inside ana collect.. Beuben QreeoterJ, Ine., O•IRMIuil Suitable (or frfKesjlonil cious Colonial home on a heavily FOR SALE FOR SALE SALSS, SHRVICB, BBOSUHa PKICB8I lunbuf, New Jersey. Pbon* 2M «r. commercial use. SH t-itW. wooded acre, in a prime residen- out, on o.uiet country lane in es- ,ce TV'S.«re alwsn ntceit. ACS TV., or. 39S-1SM. Realtors — Inturors Hwy O, Heptane City, pit S-MO. tial area of Little Silver. River tate area. Lovely sunken living AKO OERMAN SHEPHBRD PUPPUCB OFHCE SPACE rights for your boat A family SUPER DISCOUNTS—CHOI LUMBER REMNANTS rt/RKiTURTAHD LAMPS — Every room, formal dining room, pine Down sale at "Rainbow". xlecUU — Six weeka old. Inoculated. Call Ml home with magnificent room Hard to ret, email eliei of pine, hard- deoor. Outrantead savlnie M per cant, 14SJ. » - ; • , NEAR ST. MARY'S and new pub- den, 43-foot enclosed tunroom beater, S10.W. yours SS.M, heatei board, peipeard, molllnsi. bulldlni factory direct. -PrlVala showroom, Free «lt.» only imts base board, heals sizes. E. G. 28xir living room with living and dining areas over- matenale. Sir . larlnu In our bae< ntroducUen cardT- Write t Furniture, PARAXBsTIS — In breeding. Aeeei- *" lic school. One .year old ranch V»» toot* SU.s6\ Coffee maker C mnt Serr* JOWMU lox'JW. Miadlelown. N. J. : aorles for-sale. , with fireplace, 18x18' dining room with three bedrooms, two baths, looking forms] wooded garden cups) pt.td, only (16.86, walae trill omcB -One or two rooms, .small 24x18' master bedroom. Center INTIQUI SHOP — OothM treet, »s, lull basement, plaster walls, base- with ornamental fountain, powder <0i.ti9, yours; faM. Blender S».S6 RED BANK LUMBER AKC REOI8TSRED — Oerman Shep. office.centrally, located In Red, Bank, only S23.BS. Flve-«.uart electric aauce- slulrs, |1 up;' pine chests., picture utilities furnished, rurtber Information iail. Four bedrooms, 3>A tilec board heat. Excellent condition. room,.- moder..n. kitchen .wit -,h d&h- pan, s».W only S18.88. Big patat dli » Wall St. Red Bank SH 14C00 Tames, etc fit Main at. Tort Mon- herds. Pups wormed,, with ebota. Sx< cellent bloodluies. SH 7-4J44. SH 1-73J5. baths, two shaded porches. Full 33 500. washer, five-master bedrooms, oounta, a*H Stamps too. TRADS IN your oidmroRure witn no basement Attached two-car ga- "Rainbow" TV & Hardware down payment and get a new parlor AKC REOTSTIRED OOLDIN OOLLS 800 BQ. FT. COMMERCIAL space for three tiled master bathrooms, or dlnfng room set af aale prices, in: SUPER DISCOUNTSr-CHOP AND CHIHUAHUA PUPPIES — OS 1-KCi, 1XM Mioanwamth* BtBt, ReRd BsaltBum. ConCon- rage, hot water heat, custom con-IMMACULATE HOME IN RED maid's bedroom and bath; fire- (acmes Acme lot) Broad, Red Bant Ham htU rucaitan Ins.. tnry a, WS3.' .- • •,....,..,--. • Teulanlt locationl ation, . • corner 'building, for struction. Reduced to 139,000. Town tale at' '"Rainbow." . Electric tnformatlon ciI CeJlCi A S-tSm. ' BANK — Fireplace, three-bed-places in living room, dining EROITDKJ FRJGSS — tW. Uiddietown. SB t-aiS. open evenings clock radios, I2&M only sn.te.AV/ till » p. m. ; BASSET PUP.OR DOO WANTED rooms, kitchen with dining area, FM radio, WUM. yours for ISa.95. GALL ' . .* AUTHENTIC WILLIAMSBURG room and master bedroom, dry FOR A CUEANXR. brighter wMh andsureos, H»S; only ISMS, portable CO eX14C 6,000 Sq. Ft. dining room or den. VA baths,basement. ' Some i " ISM WESTDIOHOUSE DRYIR — *«•no more ugly stains, rent a fully auto- rv's KS9.96, now ius.ee. xjigitt Bxrillenti con- gracious homes. Secluded tree A awd WMtlnghoun waahlsg nucnlB* only *4.5O a month. Call Portasoft L cleaner |7».«5, chopped to draco -Aid iSeuttnTiH J-llOCi- ' Walking distance to everything. car garage with I W.«S. BI, paint discounts, uvt colon. housebreakuig aid. Try It, It works. ined lane, 27' living room with Induced free II Interntad. Dryer prlo, t-lfn lot a twoiwwk.free trial. , p v KEYPORT PBT SUPPLUS, Itte. ft, Asking $20,000. cular blacktopped driveway. Two- suo. Call sa-mo. FBIltE AREA IN nUKSOH for profireplace- , dining room, kitchen HAMMOND 'Rainbow" TV & Hardward e aiftwood. LO-(-Jo*!. •> ewlonal^service. Suitable for dMtor nr acre plot.> Showa by appointment POTATO PIANTBR — Rotary UJIw, CHIHUAHUA PUPS • lentlab it Intereeted call MjnM with breakfast room, lavatory, SACRIFICE — Personal reasons Armw.iwai • h.p. motor. Call mom- across Acme jot) Broad, Red Bank 9O W ORGAN STUDIO Reasonable five bedrooms, den, (unfinished) force this sale at. $5,000, betow to- "w- • ' ' bsp 7-13. «venlnn S-8. SH 1H& ILA8SIC COLOrOAL bedroom rural, SH 7-M09 Of ABBTJXf PARK ure; beautiful mahogany; superb con* HOUSES fOR aUOVT Rear screened, porch opens to day"s price*. Fottr-bedrpom apllt- DAVIKPOBT and: two chain. Can - lltlon; twin beds, dresser, chest.' mlr- BIRD DOO PUPS — Well etarted on SILVER — Estate area aMnatBuntld'aWaranouM, 23 Churcti DSID OROAKS or. bed table, ebalr. only S1S01 SH 1-quail and . pheasant. Pointer dog - at patio with barbecue. Basement level with center hall, living room corner acre plot with lovely trees JR-JO Tone Cabinet r, JEPTUrtB - Thwe bedroom Tench, stud, best blood In'-America; 'Reason' ' , CuU cellar, earpert SUS, ittached two-car garage. A show with fireplace, full dining room, overlooking the river. Sii-yesr- limball Console Pisco ,. ', : able! CA.frMM- - or U J-16JJ. WOOD Sinter Spinet Piano _____ ; IO BAW — Craruman II". Electric place! Asking $33,000. Will not modern' kitchen, large combina- old spAcious ranch .with living Jaaunond Chord Organ .....,.....,.. < lotor H Up., ball bearing, aooi cm- tWO BEDROOM HOUSE — Turatshat last! tion porch, and foil basement. SLAT WINDOW SHADES lallK J> Oavle Spinet Piano < Ition. S3S. »k 1-swo. ir unnrrnlshed, tsi per month. Call room, fireplace, dining room, den laauaoad Kwravolos Ora-an (new) 1 REALiSTATI FOR RENT >etween 8-9 S-m, M p.m. al*Oa two-ear garage. Low price at with, fireplace, all-purpose room, wnite-nawru or mid apamr. KIIUI HOW PLOW — Oleotrlc T R. blade. BOATMAN'S DELIGHT - A new ttmmood Chord Orian Mv—™ 8S0i Cent«r Street . ' •' . APARTMENTS Three-bedroom $31,500. Utchen with wall oven and dlsh- ctutora prlD* to W". Natural paM - Lowrey Sslnet Onan „____.- «M. Hllhlandi home in a convenient Little Silve our Hit prlM S3.W. Whlu cmtom la&unond BK/iBslnei organ »_ — ranch with . , all upUanoes, Waaher, four, bedrooms. VA tiled' •rlM «aii - our «tl* prtM p Coon Spinet orfaa ' • draperlse. SIM Witt oa to purchase. are*v£e Broad St. Had Banit «H t-TBflO AT A MODERATE PRICE 1—tO AttSiNCT. OS 1-1000. washer. Three bedrooms, plus a Formal dining. room, breakfast RIVER PLAZA- Well-huUt Cape Opes Dally Till t - Saturday Till 1:80 RED BANK LUMBER ; nHUUBB — Bookcaae with mirror SMALL TBRBI-ROOM COTTAOE - guest room, plus a den, plus room, four bedrooms, flagstone Cod in wooded area. Living and slan door, old tuDhnM lane hat OOOKltAl* AVI, AND MAIN ST. Wall St. Had Bask SB l-SHO SIX MANOR BAST WILLIAM BTRSBT, ' RED BANK tame room that opens to a rear porch overlooking lovely patio room, kitchen, two bedrooms, raclc Boot box and mirror. l*x|a li- rURNrruRB —oood condition. Rea- THE NEWEST, HOST MODERN brary ulna. OS 1-003*. AOENCY, HI Front St, Red Bank. patio. VA baths, two car attached with barbecue for outdoor living, tiled bath, expansion attic suit- DININO ROOM and bedroom furniture, oneile. Call after S p.m. APARTMENTB. IN THE AREA. SH 1-OSOI. THSJH ROOMS ol modtrn mnitun. alas other household lltou., n South 7S7-3MS israge, laundry roam with dryer, Immediate occupancy. $33,000. able fortw o additional bedrooms, tl» paid on furniture. 8«rt!i>t iora»- St. Red Bank. • • XANOH HOME on Shrewsbury Rrrer. TRACTOR— isSo, Oliver, look* and DIAL 741-7200 or 741-1900 rwo bedrooms, large living room, tire- mmediate possession. Asking extra basement apartment with one to lato orar balance of payment* DESKS — 115 up. ' fiiei. chain, operates like Ford,, dual rear wheeli, Member of Red Bank Multiple C 4-0SO4, atwr S p.m. addlni machines, typewriters manual lace, oil Beat, molera BtcteD, blauU- 8?,000. kitchen for entertaining or in- r iw Meyer mow slow, front and rear ful grounds.Tio 3-stlS. «UC-PIIOB SOUD OAK bedroom nk and eleotrle,. vfnee aqutpmtnt, etc httv a-polnt hitch, eiceaeit ceadt Listing Service laws. $15,500. ued two wit. (MS or but offer. wrtah) prlcaa. New or ujei AAO ~ ~ oa tMe. Also t' rotary mower attach. BUNOALOW — small, suluble for Outfet Co. Rt SB. Otkhurst. KX 1. 1M3 23" Admiral TVTsm. Can KB 1- ment. SH0. Or SUOo combined price. ATLANTIC rnOHLArrDS—rjniuralshed, couple. ffDraumed . . I CAN NOT TELL A LIE 741-9100 VXl attar S P-m. . • Call MMMt after 8 p.m. oonr three rooms, first floor, ell utili- 8B 1-30JI JOHN L MINUSH LOW, LOW PRICES JBBPKRS. CRBEPIRS, WHERK'd ya ties. One or two persona, tag. m-2K», HAN? FURNIBHED -and. unlumlshcid WROUGHT IRON Bathtub enclosures.' Shower doors. et those eyas, Jaspers, Creepers, rentals In all sues iM prices. Ella Real value in this immaculate Rt 35, 301Maple Ave. REALTORS-INSURORS italU, an! oolnmu. tor aelMnftallatlOB. Udlator covers. Sliding glass doors. rhere'd ya get those buya. BAPPT LONO. BRANCH .— Four rooms, Wiltshir•-'•shiree Agency Realtors, UtO Ocean tiree-bedroom. lV4-bath split lev- Juat drill, aav, and bolt ta plwa four- Porch enclosures; Outlaw. Aiming Ave.., Sea Bright* N~J. Mi-WH. Open el. Living room, kitchen and an Corner Bergen Pi. windows. Siding. Jalousies. Combina- iven daya, Red Bank Member of Red Bank tion windows. Architects ud builders, THREE-ROOK unRimlshed - outstanding recreation room; all RED BANK LUMBER contact us. Frie delivery, Call, today. i- BILECTION OF RENTALS Multiple Listing Service Excellent location. Atlantic >jrnlsheA'and'unfurnished. 'Immei >lne paneled. Split rail fence and • Wall at Bad Bank . SB 1-W00 to s», an ulllltles.'Ml- ate occupancy. Samuel Telcher Agen lesutiful landscaping for privacy, 35 Riimson Rd. Phone SC-U00 PAINT CLOSE OUT—CJO SAUB.— Luejl ply- ments. Available sow and Much L room and Utchen, oath. , fun .c. nlnw till s P.m. i»t, trade for a new' one, loweit »oM unfinished, SJ-TS per 4'xT slncle CIAL — Ideal for retired couple. place, full basement with gsme TV, Hwy », Neptune MOLLY PITCHER VILLAGE, Branch 1M per monlh. Or assume- OI mort- ptnel. On 10' piece quantities. I32.M and Madisan Aves., SH 1-I1U. • Me. Call CO.-'sMMeT . ' Reduced for quick sale. Owner room, hot water oil, two-car ga- Icked up. That's only O.1& per panel. NAVESINK ASSOCIATES TWIN OABLE APARTMENTS—3« Blv- UNFURNI8RBD DWILUNOS — Thfie leaving area. Two bedrooms, liv- rage, large plot $25,000. : WINDOW SHADES HISD AK7 NSW TONQUiD 'Aih/jST- • •; . RED BANK LUMBER IRS LATTLrt Try this three Umee erstde Are., Red Bint Thres-rMm w bedrooms, one .with flteplace^WoIng REALTORS Ing room, kitchen, bath, delight- FAIR HAVEN-Knolhvood School 98c fast: 1'TS got a boy ' at ACB TV, Walt St BH 1-S800 Red Baali turnlthed apartment, 1120 month. BK: 1' ful sun room overlooking Sandy they have m TV there fer' met •' Okay HKDUOINO BaOTWwNT—Forrent:or ocale.. Frame. dwelling, three Brlnt yotrr rollira, K»w. ahadat put ale. Tree delivery. Sotrth Jersey Surcl. 934 Hwy. 535 Middletown Hook Bay, river'and ocean.' Full bedrooms, dining room, full base- os while tn walL White, rreen. Irory. now atop talking about It and do It. SHadyslde T-W14.' TWO ROOMS FURNISHED — AU utili- AIM euitom mid* ud better ihadal ACE TV, Hwy ai, Neptune City. PR 5- ties, puking, space. SI Shrewsbury TWO-EBDBOOM CAPB_OOB j- OS 1-0500 basement. Hot water oil heat. ment, hot air oil, one-car garage, BOW. • •••••••• . tANOS - save tuner more oH list Ave., Red Bank. yard. Lour Branch. Rant' iU PROWKB M BBOAD ST., MID BANK rice, brand new Knot* console pi- $8,700. deep tot. $15,000. terms. JVHUonthb. ^^eajaC«Ia1 C-v*wA MISSjs~^*erw. _ y h '; SUPPORTED VIHYli loi. 10-year gnarantee.> Come eee, OARAOB APARTMENT—Three roomi Member Red Batik Multiple RUMSON—Desirable area. Two- naiuahyde and Boltaflex. LTENBURe PIANO HOUSE ive. Rent, option to buy. Teniefs and bath. Wall-to-wall. oarpetlng. TS7< ^APE COD — rive room*, tamatuljuT Listing and Northern Monmouth THREE-BEDROOM RANCH .— Foamart Hwy. SS Ittonltrwn U 3-Mn. [uslc Store. 3M Main St, Lakewood. 1015 available March 1. r>o bedroome, llvlnt room witH fire- story dwelling, four bedrooms, 1^4 OBNEBAL BUECTRIC MOTOR—Haw. Rent- A Piano $12 per Month place, modem lltchtn. patio, garan. Multiple Listing baths, living room, dining baths; porch, full basement, hot 2 h.p., three pbaae motor, totallr an- KNABB. MABUN-HAUUrl, SOHMBR .TLAS WAJdNO MACHINE—IS", tour spRoravnow GARDENS -iccllent location, convenient to. shop- room, full basement, playroom, lABLB-NBLBON. BVXRBTT. STICK lontha old. ExcelUnt condition. Call Red Bask lg. busee, schools.'SIM'per month. water oil, three-car garage, sir- «l««t SUM. S»w libl«, if h.p.. tone oookman Ava. • Main at, Asoury n. Availabl383 Strine g Apriatl 1. Large five-room phaie motor. m>. 231Oin •JO48.after.1:30. -, . '•• . WBST LONG BRANCH attached garage. Lovely grounds, able plot. ,25,000. Open dally Ml I Sal UU lao apartment, ' two bedrooms, complete OS REFRIGERATOR — S cu. ft, ex- REPLACE. WOOD and KINDLING kitchen, double sized closets.. For ap- HVK-ROOM HOUSE — Two bedrooms. 94x165 deep. $117 per month pays BOulre's Maixet.Rte.S4, CoitsKei 100 a mwlh 'plus'utiimes-. 'Between EABLY AMERICAN cellent condition, S>0. Ironer, Thor fllad Hone M»^3H. Ufim arenlngs. polntmeBt please call SH l-MW. all. Qualified person can assume Iron, I3&. Olrra 'rink roller ekates In BEiaa CARPET — >'S" i lO'l". Deep ATTKAClTVELr FURNISHED — Ef- a t p.n>- WT-48OT.. - AND DENNIS K. BRYNE ease, like new, site 9. IIP. 291-M08. lie. Like new. Retails OOo. Sacrlflee. FRENCH COLONIAL •% GI mortgage. Asking «8,- 100. 84S-1057. ; ficiency In residential ares, near bean {SANBBURQ — Four-room cottage, REALTOR - INSUROR MAONAVCX TV—31", beautiful con- MERCHANDISE WANTED of town. Private entrant* and cooking. lefrlgerator. gsa . range, , gas hasf, DSSlaNB sole, sood condition, S50; Oallo wrousht COMBINATION CAPIHART 21" tele- Ideal for refuted woman. Other era- hower. t80. 717-0871. ... 8 West River Rd. Rumson iron dinette set round table, two vlaion AM-FM radio and phononaph. clencles alio< available. SH 1-S9S4. Phone 8G-U50 leaves, fso; swimming pool, at' diam- >ouble speakers, record 'cabinet all U8BU ORIENTAL HUdi . SILVERBROOK KIAN8BURO — Four large rooms un- WANTED TO RENT IPACIOUS CONTEMPORARY - MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTING eter x 4' deep, heavy duty filter,' mahogany finished, cabinet fine CHOTESB AND PEltSUN furnished. I19S. Others- from 170 plus Professionally decorated. Ideal eUmraer, vacuum, ladder, divine plat irklag condition,' ysrjr reasonabls. BH miBPUAN OALLBRIM utilities. CHATEAU REALTY. Real E«- -13SL • ' ' • 44141 tventois CA 1-HB OIHTINO MORE AND MORE PROS- form, etc. 1200. OS 1-2376. late, 815 Carr Ave., Kearqburg. 7ST-MS4 PICTS - For threa-bedroom rental PARK or entertaining. Threfrbedro, RBD SANK Three-room unfurnished tomes. List any rental for fast action. AT WEST LONQ BRANCH ly, baths, game room, carpeting NEW SHREWSBURY apartment. Excellent location with' ga- ATTHEW }. O1LL AQINCT. 714 Rt hroughout, screened porch, two- rage. Ntsx Broad Street Private eu- Mlddletawn. OS 1-3200. . TOUR BBDROOMS ar attached garage, completely INTERRACIAL tranca. Heat, hot water aupplled. Oood s HAVE an evsrOc* of Bona Me CUSTOM HOMES Young bungalow on lovely fenced ana for couple, (to. Inaulre it Hardlnf prospect! looking tor two to four bed- FROM;- air-conditioned. Terrific value «»d«aped lot,- «H» trainee atrset". Road. SH 1-1507. . , Lovely Hvte» room, rnddern kitchen, rooms. Call us ?or fisl action ta have $20,9^0 two bedroonia and bath, storace attftt CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY THREE ROOMS — Unfurnished with and finished buement with bar. Eco- heat and water supplied. fSO. One bleek •HBjCnoNS' Hwy.' 35 to Wall St nomlcsa oil heat Many .extras. Im*: A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR MANY NEEDS! from Broad St. Call SH 7-2241. Ofl Eatontown Circle) continue on mediate Occupancy.. rail Bt to Fairway Ave., turn left on A. FRED MAFFEO MODERN - Large 3K-room furnished FURNISHED ROOMS Tab-way Ave. to models- REALTOR apartmmt TV and hot water supplied »*. rei-MM, TBT-IOM. . FURNISHED ROOM newly decorated, SILVBRBROOK — BH 1-1300 M. KRONE AdtUni Machines—Typewriters Cesspool deanbf tainting and Decoratbg TWO-ROOM apartment completely Mr. private entrance and sitting room, 37 BROAD ST., SHREWSBURY nlshed, private, kitchen, private bath, kitchen srivileges. Inquire at a Peters . SHadyslde 1-9333 ASSOCIATES, INC. ADDD1Q MACHINES - Typewriters SBPTIO TANKS, dry wells sarrteel. OARL B. JOHEfl - Palntlnl and all utilities Included, newly decorated. place. Red Bank. • ' ^ sold, rented, repaired. Berplco's 101 Leeching field added. Backhoe work. deeoratlni. .Full Insurance coverage. Sea Britbt Badminton and Mutsh Rac- CURRY'S fumiihed rooms. M B. HUh Real Estate Uonmoutb St. Red Bank. SH J-04SJ. & H. Wllsoq 8H 1-1S4J, For. free estimate cell 1474041. quet. Club, MSuCMk land Ave., Atlantic Highlands. Kltc&en COLONIAL SPLIT LEVEL MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTING WATERFRONT — Four rooms, couple ivil.tti. »l-06». Reasonable rates. Rt SS • •• • Eatontowa TOM SLATE - Painting sod Decor, Three bedrooms, 'wo baths, >eustom Antiques Wanted Electrical Contrsctlng preferred.' Vcarly rental. See anytime, PLEASANT ROOM - Business.woman, atlng. General Contracting, fully In- 1 Jackson St,. Highlands. Vacant. kitchen prmletei, welkins distance to built. laraje, five yeara old, food con- LI 2-2133 sured. Twenty years experience. Free town. 8H> 14371. dition. besuUfuMT landscaped (rounds, CaHton H. Poling Old Dolls, guns, Jewelry, cut glass, COMMJDRCIAL and residential wir- estimates/SB 1-S4W alter S p.m. JCONARDO—Unfurnished three rooms max Nawalnk Wver wiUi rlvjr rlrhts altor Co 4-1M1 furniture. Civil War books. Appralsala ing. New construction, remodsllng, and bath, an utilities, private beach, M WAVXRLT PL t- First house from ccnvenlmt to Bed Bank. Asians V Kwy. M Keyport INTERRACIAL! made, oilman. SH 7-1141. alterations; adequate eervlce initalla* PAtNTTNO AND PAPER HANOIKO- one or tw< adults. 391-1777 alter s p.m Broad, room mkt'to bath for business 000. JZUGT — A dream can become real- Lovely three-bedroom Cape. Red Bank' tlons and heating. Oaydlek Bleetrlc For a good clau lob, reasontble. rURNI&HED — Efficiency apartment. men: BH 1-2S77. ly for the couple who will choose thle area.. S13.BO0. Cellai. Only t% down 1S7-SSO3. Call SB 1-litl, Ed Zlnser. ipotlesa !lour-bedroom split-level home. for qualified purchuer. As American Appliance Repairs One woman only.. 14S Bridie Ave., ROOM FOR RENT — OenUeman pre- PHILIP J. BOWERS & CO. r as cherry pie, Red. Bank. ' . ferred. Call, alter 8 p.m. WAUTBR S. OVBRTOK )nly'Oie won) "Horoe' 'can five »ou APPLIANCE REPAIR and Installa- Home Improvemcnta Piano—Organ Tuning SH 1-1K3 ui Inkling at Ihe warmth It radlatea. tion. Residential end commercial nrlr- LEONARDO — SW rooms, private, bath . DIAL 741-7200 Dverr one of It's eight rooms.are dli- Ing. Allen Electric. BH 7-Otll and ' entrance, all' utilities furnished. 8INQLE ROOMS -.Clean ami com- mctlve In decor and vsriaUUty. FINISHED BASEMENTS, remodel- PIANOS-OROANS 291-0317 after 5. fortable. Reasonible rate**' oentlemen, BJDAU 'iBSTATlfi SINCS1 ISM lelghboorhood < and location excellent, Adams Agency lnt;, plumbing, eleetrlo wiring, ma- THREE ROOMS — Red Bank, tile preferred. M Wallace St. SH 1-WM. «0 White St R«* «"»*ell fenced In. Patio, pool, and • well S Howard AW, Mew Snrews6ur» Atrctkmeer sonry and paroling. For free estimate Raymond Bosworth bath, heet, hot water, parking facilities. ROOM JOR RUNT In a-nice house, landscaped. Price S22,3O0. . , "O 1 Days" call SB T-1S73. . Red Bank call CA 24S01. SH 1 6098 . BB 14411 B. a. COATS — An essential Auction nntleman , preierred-; 97 Sprlns St, Appraisal Service *'ahywbere." 38S WORKDTO HAN'S contractor—JJte^ PlomWng and Heating SIX LAROB ROOMS — Centrally lo- Red Bank. BH 7-3W*. " RED BANK ARIA . EDNA M; NETtER RED BAl*K OLDER HOMB — In el- rforwood Ave.. Deal. Phone KSUogg atlons additions, painting, maeonry, cated .la Red Bank. Heat fumlehed, ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS—Lerie room, immediate occupancy ;*"»- bedroom cellent condition. Tour-bedroomi, two and alt those little loba Ennmga Ul newly decorated, S89 ' per month. raw*, sidwalks. uujre. «««*»».. oeUar. UORHSKD RIAL BiSTATB BROKIR 1^461 KEEaAN private' entraate,- kiteltea It delired baths, sun porch, fireplace. Quiet street. S-1714. < WBART • NEMETH AOENCT, Realtor, Call 8W-M87.' >. . . Convenient to all. 8* , Sown, qualified rARUS-HOMJtS—INDUSTIUAL SlTia ShoraJSrtt' walk to shopping-, schools and 34 Hour Service.' All besting 102 W. Front st, Red Bank. 88 1-3240. burer.«0,S80; Rare put soo*- eerrlced. BH 7-1M7, SH 1-787., HOLHU«L-COLTS,NB0K , Auto Body Repair OARAQE APARTMENT—Three rooms UARLBORO-FREBHOLD' AREAS' Lawn Mower, Repairs Front St. Red Bank. SH 7-MOO. BXPERT PAINTWd and body re- and bath with garage; hoi water, oook- REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Dutcn Lane, Rd., RD C Marlboro pair. Moderate prices. McCarthy AU, KBWft OP* LAWN MOWERS- Roofing, Siding and InaulsUon Ing gas and; heat furnished. Oood neigh- Adams Agency P.O. Box S3S, Freehold borhood la 'Long.'Branch, 185 per HOUSES FOR 8AtE LINCROFT — Seven-room split Three Chevront, Atlantic Highlands. 2S1-O30o Hand and circular'gaWs, sharpened, »•* Shrewsbury repaired. Free pick up. 3S1-24TT. ALUMINUM 8IEIN0. — 14 colors, month. C«n be seen anytime Saturday 3 Howard. Ave. . HO 341*1, or Sunday morning at ion North Fifth „ : ; • SlttOO • . belmme. 1U/baths, iraslous llvlnf Auto and Truck Rental one week delivery, low low prices. ; Free estimates. PROlVN'B, al Broad Ave.; toils Branch, rear. Ko down veu S3S0; nofi'vet. colonial Painting Bt,. Red Back. «H 1-1500. ' ' four bMrooms. Iar(s eat-In kUehra, ; room, larte family room, two-car sa- AVIS—Rent a new car or truck. Low FURNISHED — Three rooms, living TV den,. ful) cellar. Ss.race, approxi- FOUR YIAB. OU> COLONIAL — Four lve bftdrootne; two baths, enormvus rates. Maple Ava., Red Bant SB T- room, bedroom, kitcheri, separate en- mate raMlilTparmsni Slo? tor nuau- roomy bedrooms, 1% bathe, spacious lichen, den; rjiune room, full beae- rase> -H acre with amali orchard. 0308. PR 4-M14. Dlily 7 a-m.—10 p.m. PAINTINC! at Its finest Interior and Iniulallon » Siding Corp. Certified trenee, 130 Wilson Ave., Port lion- exterior. Lowest rates. B312 room. Johns-Manvllle contractor. PR W407 mouth. 787-148P. Wins room* dlnlor room, modern nent, new rool, two ZgO-volt electric, one,coat, W0. w. Evans. SH 1-81I7. or Adun Unamaytr mvxa kitchen. Basement anil attached aa- Immediate Mssetslon. Transferred own- Immediate occupanoy.. ,ta,m. CaU LSONuUtDO — Five rooms, bath, utili- f AGENCY INC. ra,e. Walklnt Slsttaoj/'o bus, schools, ldni •»,««. THOM PBON Building Contractor x OLSON CO. INC—Roofing, ling a ties supplied. April let occupancy. Indenndent Broker and. >sbopM!!i. 'SlfcSOO. ROLBTON CT, Reallors, Itembir MultiplSeH 1-1M*. : . • BUILDER — New homes, room ad- Painting and Decorating msulation. fAstalled and suaraninteei d H10 per month. , Hwy; 30' • Hailet SrATBRBtm? Realtors, 16 Weat Front stlng. 61 li Front St, Red Bank. for 10 ytsja. PR frCTOo-81-0840. LBONARDO — Three rooms, bath, Im- . OO (Mil St, Bed Baa*, SH 7-SMfc ditions, basement and attic rootax mediate occupancy, supply own titUI- NSW SHREWSBURY -' Four-bedroom kitchens, nrage. repalra and alter- LOUIS CASSAN - Pamter. aeeoratar. , ties. ISO per month. :USTOM BUILT u Pour-bedrodm Co- Out WOf-BBDROOM SPAKJBH RANCH — Cape God, Immaculate. 30-day occtf allms. Htrbert Blsenrauch. 8H l-IUOt paperhaDger. 35 yesrt eiperlente. is Ionian in nuaJnt. vlllate, J« baths, B^lc^ffian5abi #;. luarter acre lot Fox Hill area. Uvlrls Chapln Ave. SB HTM after S pja. Tel Answering Service CURT1N AOBNCT, INC., Realtor. (4 Younfstown tltclun, dlahwashar, torer reel trom owner and gave. 30 ft llvlns mom with fireplace, aeparwe ll'xw J. RCONB — Ceramlo til* con- Thompson Ave;, Leonardo. 261-1800. linlns- room,., finished .JiMement'.with tractor for duality, price, and prompt entrance, Uvtnf roorn, .full dlnlns room, oora, modern JMtoh»n,, thre»|l)edroiirns, L. H. BILL — Painter .Interior and LET US BB your esoretary. Ho need MODERN DUPLEX — Unfurniihed den. All bedroofas have cross veauia- wo baths, larie raahotanf Ban.led jompltti kitchen, bur and wwkihop. HtrtctvITrw as^mate. Call M-MM exterior. No Job too large or tooto miss calls. 54 bout answering lounle norm windmrs, rmlt and shade of 3S14STT. small. Vary rsaaonabla. Call 14T«SMi two bedrooms located In Red Bank. tlori. Lar<« screened porch, full cilUr. recreation room.' panelei den,ttm (More aastlfled Ada •errlce. SI! 1-4700. .. Adults. preferred. ocaupuoT March S. attached laraxa, asiK, RIOBf AS- usmant. two'car fans^ fltwo. tl reel. As«in»pi«». an MOW, Uttle I SUS plus utlllUes. OalfW l-SSM. aOCUWt «iVitorVSH t-TTtl. T MSS ' '' liver...... •' On Ths Next Page) HOUSE* TOR JALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES HOUffil FOE ttl£ HOUJW FOft. S ALE HOUITEJ FQ* JALE BED JEGISIER Frid>y,Februiw 22,19(53-39 SHREWSBURY OFFICE OFFERINGS: - HOUSES FOR JALE HOUSES FOR SALE WOULD YOU BfitlEVE IT7' JOSEPH G, McCUE, REALTOR THE LOW AGENCY TTiat you cu purchase in Old Shrewsbury, a new five-bedroom, VA bath Colonial home on a we acre wooded plot? Spacious 30 RIDGE ROAD, . RUMSON, N. J REALTORS ATTENTION: ALL HOMESEEKERS! Hying and dining room*, tacrodlng fireplace, latest eat-in kitchen 842-0444 636 River Read Fair Haven , Why exhaust yourtelf? We era NOT members of any with mil oven and dishmwher, a 19x12 paneled family room, Multiple Litting Service; and therfore, at an independent- handy tint-Hour laundry room, over-size two-car garage and full THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE FOR OVER SH 1-4477 basement tor the unbelievable, unheard price of $54,900. - 37 YEARS EXPERIENCE Agency, w» can offer these fresh, quality listings. At no Members of the Red Bank Multiple Listing Service PERSONALITY HOME WATERFROMT COLONIAL - DEEP WATER - RIPARIAN obligation! call or stop and visit our comfortable and Beamed ceiling in living room and dining room, flrepla.ce, picture RIGHTS - DOCK -VFIVE BEDROOMS, Jft BATHS - Large, RUSTIC RIVERSIDE FARM friendly offices and make your own comparisons on the ' window and wall-to-wall carpeting la living room. Modern kitchen square living room (cobblestone fireplace), kitchen, pantry, laun- Located, on 11 acres overlooking private • farm with a beautiful with breakfast nook. Paneled den with wilt-in T.V. tad record dry, utility room, two-car detached garage, fully insulated. Many view of the Naveslnk River. Complete seclusion; only minutes values we offer, • : '•••?: player — opening on a very private patio with view of lighted extras lnqludtag combination storm aash and screens. Askini away from st&tjons and shopping. Cottage contains.four bedrooms fountain in pond. Complete with three bedrooms, 1^ baths, base- $37,000. and two baths, living room with.bay window; attractive dining IT'S EASY TO SELL OR BUY YOUR HOME ment and garage on % acre of fine lawn. Asking only $25,700. room and kitchen. Two-car detached garage. Asking $49,500. LITTLE SILVER - NICE DUTCH COLONIAL - GOOD FAMILY THROUGH OUR AGENCY.... RESPLENDENT RANCH AND SCHOOL NEIGHBORHOOD - Living room, dining room, RUMSON : Quick action ii your but ncommtuiuion to u» Sparkling throughout Entrance foyer, living room with con kitchen gunroom, three bedrooms and bath, basement and lava- This two-story Colonial is one of Rumson's most interesting and TEICHER AGENCY raised tearth, dining room, three bedrooms, two full baths, wel tory. One car detached garage, near bus line, low taxes. Asking charming homes. Situated on 4'A acres, in a most desirable area. $22,500. Four bedrooms, four baths, three fireplaces, beamed breakfast Hert wt lome of the rtuoni: planned kitchen, huge basement Hot water baseboard heat, Deep Over Two Million Doll an realdemlal resl estate aold In 1963 f plot with trees) Three minutes to commuting station and thoppin room. Unusual and beautiful den, with built-in bar, game room. A compact, DYNAMIC ORGANIZATION I RUMSON - BRAND NEW COLONIAL - BUILDER SAYS SLIGHT A lovely family home for $65,000. Personal Service ! ffMUST oa your inspection list at 935,000. BxcJuuve, up-to-date Jutlnfi J ' ALTERATIONS IF SOLD NOW! Center hall, living room, dining Bpecfaltpt* In FHA and VA ittortfM"- NAME YOUR DOWN PAYMENT!' > * room, kitchen, three bedrooms and bath. Full basement, den or SOPHISTICATED CHARM • :•" • i True one-itop phopplng ] Prepare to buy this four-bedroom, 11-year-old ranch with a stud) recreation room, two-car garage. Has no competition at $23,000. Immaculate'Cape Cod, with four bedrooms, two baths, 18x24 living 7 '. Bol«•d• a.n. faM - r— IMn 1m A^X TVATOU At H THIS UBV OROW ! room with fireplace. Situated in one of Fair Haven's finest areas. and recreation room with plus features, Including hot water oil 228 Liberty SL.. Loni Branch; 1< BloCum St., West Lon( Branch; 979** Willow heat, fireplace in living room and 100x190 lot! listed appraim LINCROFT - LOVELY LIVABLE COLONIAL - FIVE YEARS Full dry basement, dead-end street, ideal for children. Awnings, DrLittlDr... Littlee mm; 309 Branch Ave.Ave , Little Sliver; USUS , Braeoum Dr.Dr . »aw OLD - BEAUTIFUL WOODED AREA - Four bedrooms, I1/, flagstoned patio, river rights. Immediate possession. Asking $32,500. Bhrawabury; 14 sorinxlake Ave,; Oceanport; 33 vylUow tor., LUUe. Sliver; price of $19,500.- Call fpr appointment. 3 KarrasanaelKarrasanell Ave., Long BrancH; "TurTurf Eatatei,Eatatei, " Oceanport. two «pllt Itvels baths foyer. living room, dining room, attractive modern kitchen and one bllevelbl-level; 193 Orand AvAve.e . Lona Branch'43Branch,'438 Dewey BBt.t , Lonf Branch; MIDDlETOWN OFFICE OFFERINGS: with breakfast area, den, tiled basement; screened porch, attached M2 Berdm PI., Lonj Branch; and 442 Dewey St., Loni Branch. garage, excellent condition, lovely quiet neighborhood. Only $31,900. ALLAIRE - FARROW AGENCY 1 OCKANPORT — > Arcana Ave, — VA approved, well-built, two-alory oome. CUSTOM RANCH. 1961 Ranch — three bedrooms, dining room Near bua line and all convenience!. Conlaloa aaven rooraa and bath. Auto- modern kitchen, with wall oven and counter range. Finished gam LITTLE SILVER - DELUXE GUEST COTTAGE - OVER TWO Monmouth County's Oldest Real Estate Firm matic oil heat. One-car i»rt»j. Interior completely redecorated and reno- BEAUTIFUL LANDSCAPED ACRES — Access South Shrewsbury vated. 20-year, oft% morfgaie available to qualified buyer with email down room and baiement, hot water baseboard heat, brick .fireplace li 199 Broad Street, Red Bank-SH 1-3450 payment. No polnta — no legal feea, A«klng price of IIS.SOO Including repaid livlnE room, attached garage. Excellent condition. Local ani River. Three bedrooms, two tiled baths and huge-second floor varranla your Immediate Inapection. storage space ideal for two more bedrooms and baft. Large Member of Multiple Listing Service city buses. Inspection invittd. Selling for $17,500. 1. UTTLS1 SILVER — «S8 Branch Ave. — Widow mult aell well-built, older living room .(fireplace), dining room, modem kitchen. Three- home containing living room, dining room, larre kitchen, three bedrooma and INTERESTED IN LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS? Buy this four car attached garage. Many extras, electrically operated overhead WHERE ELSE CAN YOU FIND A FOUR-BEDROOM CAPECOD bath. Pull baaernent, automatic gaa heat, lot 59i3M. Very convenient to Lit- bedroom home, cozy living room', dining'area, kitchen, ceramli garage doors, wall-to-wall carpeting, extra lavatory, etc. Asking with hot water heat — IB' living,room with large picture window, tle Silver railroad nation, ahopplnj, on bua line. Aaklng (12,900. It' kitchen, >tile bath with room • for another, full dry cellar -with 1 tile bath and room for extra bath. Price includes washer ani 3. EATONTOWN — BulldenBden Cl»Cl»ae-oua t — only one apatloui bllebl-levee l locateocatedd on dryer and wall-to-wall carpeting. Owner's i%% mortgage can b laundry connections, sewers, garage near fchools, quiet no.traffic RynldReynoldyno ss DDrr . BighBihghttt bibig roome, iu blbilbilhih , lnlahellnlahellnlhdd gama room, overaiiedoeraiedoveaied, area, price $18,500. Good buy for qualifying veteran. buliMnbuliMn , twcatwo*carr gamgeg . OvertlzeOl d landacapedpd d lotlt , citity aewere , paved atraettt. assumed. Monthly payments only $96. City sewers, sidewalks, SHREWSBURY COLONIAL — FIVE BEDROOMS — 114 BATHS aldewalka, all in and paid lor. Convemlonal financing arranged for qualltled Walking distance to school. Price $15,500. - LOT OF REAL VALUE! Nice plot with trees. Center hall, bu?»r. Low price at VU,Wr) warranU your Immediate Inapection. living room, dining room, kitchen, breakfast room, unfinished FOUR-BEDROOM SPIIT LEVEL. Bath and powder-room, 18' kitchen with dining area, recreation room 22x13, laundry, carport, 1. OCEANPORT — Portaupeck eectlori — Advance Plannlag, Inc., preaenta two game room, basement, attic, large flagstone porch, attached two- apacloui, brand new, ranoh homea eontalnlng approicimately 1,300 aquara feat WALKEH & WALKER car garage, excellent condition throughout. Asking $33,000. nicely shrubbed., Asking price $18,300. Also another split with ol living apace. Excellent layout. Front open porch, large, bright living room, • full dining room at $18,400. , dining room, three bedrooma, Two*car attached garage. WelMandecaped lota, REALTORS lOOiioO. Double hung weather atrip windowa. Exterior Milan, Mick (rout with "Member Red Bank Area Multiple kitting Service" two-courae cedar ahinglee. 2r>. or SO-yoar mortgagee availatila with aa llttla NEW LISTING IN TOP RESIDENTIAL AREA OF WEST LONG aa 10* down, tuning at flMOO. , • til Broad Street Shrewsbury, ~N. J. BRANCH.' Owner constructed to last a lifetime. Three lovely bed- SH 1-52 12 rooms, eight closets, center hall, large living room with fireplace, BUY —SELL— TRADE • • RENT separate dining room, large modern kitchen with breakfast area, Hwy. » 1,000 feet south of Lily-Tulip Co. Middletowi S. GARRISON AGENCY screened porch, full cellar-partitioned, attached garage, 100' lot, FASTER! •'•-;••• • •• • *7i-J3ir - • -. - • has plastered, walls with metal lath, hot water oil heat, reduced REALTORS ' * to $22,500. We have key. Multiple Listings and Trade-Ins SAMUEL TEICHER AGENCY SEND FOR CATALOGUE AND MAP Maude P. Sparkes, Reiidential Sales Mgr HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE Independent Listing Brokers 24-HOUR SERVICE SH 1-0804 - n E. FRONT ST.. RED BANK Specialists sine* 1948 in: . ,, MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE RUMSON — Older three-bedroom STATELY RUMSON HOME REAL ESTATE - PROPERTY MANAGEMENT- MORTGAGES do-it-yourself Colonial. Luge din- Perfect for large family. Long HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOX SALE IF VOU LOVE QUAINT, CHARMING COLONIALS ing room, basement, garage. $13,- center hall, 26" living room with 287 OCEANPORT AVE., OCEANPORT You should see this. In Old. Shrewsbury. Four or five bedrooms, 0«. fireplace, 20' den with fireplace, 542-3500 FAIR HAVEN den, modern kitchen, separate breakfast room, living room with large dlnine room also with fire- , VETS NO $ DOWN STANLEY K.'feOWN fireplace, very attractive built-in dining room, spacious screened MIDDLETOWN — Four-bedroom Five master bedrooms, Non-Vets $400 Down REALTOR porch, two-car garage, garden room, beautiful large trees; Re- split' level. Kitchen, dining area, Four baths on second floor. Beau- HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE Three-bedroom ranch type hom duced to $53,000. ..-.;••, living room, large recreation tiful 24' screened porch. 1^ on deep lot in fine section. Ideal "Homes of Charm and Value" room, shade trees. Ideal area for acres of huge old trees. Just re- for couple or small.family. Radt SPACIOUS HOME ON RIVER IN RUMSON children. $15,990, duced to . GORGEOUS YOUNG SEVEN REAL ESTATE SHadyslde 1-1017 Five bedrooms, three baths, living room and two bedrooms *ave $55,000 ROOM RANCH on large plot in ator beat, dry basement, lo FAIR, HAVEN - This four-bed; top area; Picture window living maintenance, low taxes, low fireplaces, convenient to beaches. Asking $19,750. room will take care of a grow- ASSOCIATES monthly payment of approxi- Member Multiple Listing Service TO SETTLE ESTATE room with sliding doors opening TRY SPLIT LEVEL LIVING , ing family's needs, with large Interesting summer home (has on porch, large kitchen with dish- REALTORS mately $89 per.month to qualified Sycamore Avenue. Shrewsbury Family room with built-in; plus: beautiful.living room, dining area, dining room, kitchen, living room been winterized). Over 800' river washer, four twin-site bedrooms, 127 Oakland St. Red Bank buyer. ^ $11,900. modern kitchen, three bedrooms, tile bath and garage in attractive with fireplace. Other attractive . •--•••"— —-••- ^—t-, two tiled baths, 25 game room, RIVERFRONT. Enjoy statin; frontage including sandy beach ' SHady»ld« 7-3US VETS NO* DOWN location. $18,900. feature's. $18,900- and boat slip. Guest cottage. Four wall-to-wall. carpeting in living and ice boating on the Shrews GI and FHA Mortgages Non. Vet $500 Down bury River — and of course, sail MIDDLETOWN — How about extra building lots. Further di- room, dining room, hall and den. Eatontowa; Four-bedrpom homi ing, swimming and fishing in the HOUSES FOR SALE this . ;•. Four-bedroom split, twovision of property possible. Call Full basement. A cheap buy at Seven Day Service on quiet street, ideal for children sunjmer. Spacious Colonial with HOUSES FOR SALE baths, pittio off den room, snack for details. $25,900. Living room, dining room, mod picturesque view. Five bedrooms, bar in kitchen, full basement, gs- $60,000 ..•."• RED BANK AREA - Two bed- em atcfHB *nd bath. Full base 3W tileC baths. Fireplace in the rage. Asking $19,000. NEW LISTING — Three-bedroom, rooms, living room, kitchen, bath, ment, finished recreation room. living room. Paneledjiamlly room RIGBY ELLEN S. two-bath ranch on % acre plat (axes $360. Garage. Near trans- Fenced ysrd. City sewers. Twes — picture windows. Many extras. MIDOLETOWN with lovely lawn, trees, shrubs portatlon. only U70 per year. $15,500. Broadloom thru-out, clraperies £ INC; ROLAND PIERSON HAZELTON and many roses. 23' game room, Asking *15,900. full basement, two-car garage. ' DUTCH COLONIAL etc. .Over, an acre. — well land- ; AGENCY REALTOR RED BANK — Older home, cen- scaped. 160 it. on the river. Ex- Brick ud (rim* rtnch bout*, three 504 Shrewsbury Avenue A bargain buy at $20,500. EXCLUSIVE Bdrcromi, den, recrtUlon room, two REALTOR 13 West River Road Rumson trally located, needs extensive re- Red Bank. Four-bedroom home ceptional value - $49,500. bttfai, nrftpJtvc*, two-car Xiruk Urji New Shrewibwy, N. J ELWOOD A. ARMSTRONG pair. Can be converted into two- plot. Priced tor quiet I*]- u IWJOO 8U-3200 family. Asking $19,000. but will finearea. Uving room (fireplace; EARLY POSSESSION.^Modern 300 Half Mile Rd., Corner AGENCY REALTORS formal diainK room, den, moder ; Member of Red Bank . listen to reasonable offers, • ranch home. Five bedrooms, two BEST HOUSE JN .,„„„„„„ Newman Springs Rd. , 5SS Prospect Ave. Little Silver kitcnea, 1V4 baths, full basemen tiled baths (apace for third bath) Multiple Listing Service rnrage. There is nothing to b HOOD - Lowest price - owne (Near Garden State Parkway) SH 1-4500 COLTS NECK AREA - New fireplace In the spacious living RIVER RIGHTS three-bedroom ranch. Plot 10SX done, except move in. Newly transferred -r three-bedroom r* R*fJ( Bank P.O. SH 1-7575 WATERFRONT. Nlne-room ranch home Member Multiple Listing room. Full size dining room Elec- verse spilt, lft baths, large game 200, taxes $380. One-car garage, painted: inside and out. Newtric kitchen, dishwasher. Paneled with gueat wing and apartmanta. It room, corner lot on hill, nicely MEMBER • • etaiHle about 3o' above high tide> on "THE HOUSING CENTER FOR hot water heat, fireplace, brook. roof,. new. Mulattos, .Mw den. Two-car garage. Very at Wall daalgiied three-tiadroom, two bath, nicely landacaped .% .aorei with' Sale Price $16,500. Extfti tadnde wiJM^ttt'fcroaa; modern ranch. Lonrr Urge living room ihwbjM/.rtfJwoijdienced, newly OF RED BANK -wonderful- view - o f tht e ocean. ThlT a -;HE RED BANK.AREA." tractive and priqaViToit; et»7,900 house la well d fa b loom, refrigerator, double oven, wit* (lreplloe; Urge -rjatclien. ', dtalp patttoA J.itour .piAlic and, p* MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE arranged r fftr,f*iaa_i by waaher, extra, large cloaett, full baaa- gueata or fifamill y wltH mirrlwr chliaren^ RUMSON RIVIRV1EW — PA year dishwasher,' appointment only! ment, ploa msny extraa. Plot approxi- rochiai schools - $19,800. or p^renta living withith, tthemh . PicturPit e 'Wide Selection el Choice 1 CUSTOM . old ranch. Immaculate condition, mree. $23,900. mately one asre. Immediate occupancy. window, breeuway andjiaicony fating .' ranch, three-bedroonu, dining bedrooma, tile bam, wide board, Homes" Owner' ttanaterred. Priced 138,500. THREE-BEDROOM RAHCHmust the water are ideal for enjoying cool* room, modern kitchen witb wall oven pegged fioora. Walking dlatance to KIDS WANTED ' Ing aea hruea and magnificent view. and counter .range, flnlahed game room have a buyer.this Week—- two Tbere are four bedroomdrooma aandd twtwo ocean, achoola, ehurchea and gnope. Any Qualified Veteran £th bld th tt Only JIJ.DOO. Call for appointment. baths, 2«' living worn, spaclow £atha, bealdea a three.roQm apartmint. Raaltora, l« SH 14017 " I Down Payment No Cloalng Colt Offered at 137,500. ,.,™ ,,. ROLSTON-WATERBUHY Idtchen with separate dinette anc Only i» application fee t liedd.Vgan. arage:', : _..«ke«ll(flt«cn H acre, Uir«« they know! AT LITTLE BILVEft, N. J. >r four bedrooina, llilng room, fire- | Vela" no down. Othtrt SSM down. Foui •ATERFRCNT HOME FOR LAROK 33 ACRES — Large (arm nouae, barn. ilace, lull dining room, tt recreation . bedroom CapOpet Cod-. Oarage, radtanr* —i anNQuiaa TAMILY — Plot IMrtOO, bulkheaded, 2100' road frontage, all cleared, right dom, aereeoed porclt. One block from FIRESIDE heat- b-~*~iiy All., fireplace, laundry.; Neai OUOTOM for development. CHAFFIN AQBNCT, »cliool. 8H.1-489H. , Jiwpplnr traniportitlon tepwater channel. Llvlnf room with Lt 2115a HOMES fireplace, formal dining room, large HID BANK COLONIAL. — "Ifcree bed- No Down Vets Prised H«nt fiom TV room, family kitchen, powder rooma, living room with BrepUM. dtar room. Four-bedrooma, two-batha aecond MIDDLETOWN — Bight rooma, (our Three-bedroom ranch. Laundry room, bedrooma on one level. lBtll. recrea- Ing room, modern eat-In kitchen, heat-1 $24,990 floor. Three-rooma and bath, third td >un room, IV, buna, garage, Enraa. I CHAPEL ceramic tiled bain, with built-in clotnai noor. Transferred owner now aaklng tion room, over » acre. |H.K». M K»n- Low Down Non Vets hamper garage. tQ it today i Adams Agency KEANSBURG - A very neat package, in Howard Ave. y BARGAIN BUYS excellent residential area. Six rooms and ONLY $11,500 AT FIRESIDE • wide choice) of 0 Interior lllddletown Area " New Shrtwibury GILL bath, hot water heat, enclosed . heated - [if you'vt been watting.Tor in op- , decoration! FROM Three-bedroom ipllt 125.700 Py> porch, refrigerator included, city sewer;. J portunity to set a\ rive-bedroom Three-bedroom ranch (new) J2.W0 " MM Realtor [ tiomt, «e ihlM one today. EiMfl • air conditioning" Tura»-bttdroom ipllt- 21.00 Approximately. . !00 down and $75 a month pays «I1 for 1 kitchen, full dinlnc room, ltr|« llv- available Tnr»-badn»m Ipllt (now) 23,60 United States Steel Homes qualified buyer. Priced at #,000. I room, full basem&nt. two-eir $ Thret*b«drooin ipllt 21.000 3-FAMILY fait. No down veti. 1460 down Four-badroom aplit •-• , 21,00 BELFORD — Neat as a pin, this modern three-bedroom I non-veii. . Four-bedroom apllt (new)' 32.90 .Over alxty floor plar.a wltil wide' APARTMENTT PROPERTY ranch, bath fully tlltd with built-in laundry hamper, pull-, 11 r»mi, fivt lathi (Deal) adectlon of architectural ftylei'. 20,950 3im Price' from 110,600 to 125,000. Overlooking Rarliari Bay. Complete down stairway to large attic, laundry room, attached ga- I ONLY $14,500 AT FIRESIDE • • OS 1-OO5! with utilities Including public aew- ALSO NEW HOMES rage, lot 65x100. Walking distance to schools, transpor- : age. JS'HW plot, two-car, garage. I Sea thla modern split l«v«1 with rrtou |2I,wo Preaently fully occupied. -Taxae* tation, churches anil shopping, Approximately $450 down brlglit sunny kttoiun, full dining "SB. Can't lalt long, and 1127, per month for qualified buyer. Priced at $15,000. room, glunt itztd living room, four IIKS EXCEPTIONALLY large rooma bedrooms, finished recreation room, R. ROBERT MAX trtla handaorne Colonial — fireplace MIDDLETOWN — Stunningly modern. Ready for imme- • , Rail Batata FULL PRICE - $14,990 V/k tiled bithi, no down veta. fits SH U611 living room, paneled' den and game diate occupancy, this excellently new three-bedroom; V/r down non-veti. >m. Kour.bedroorfts, IVi batha, hoi bath, ranch with' living roomi dining room, kitchen, recrea- 30-DAY OCCUPANCY . rater heat, cellar, two-car garage, lib. 1DEALFOR era) financing, only 127.BOO. RirjBY AS- tion room, laundry and attached'garage on a half acre lot. | ONLY $15,400 AT FIRESIDE VETS HO * DOWN SOCIATES, Retltora, SH 1-7711. THE LARGE FAMILY NO CLOSING COSTS Very desirable, location, near to Schools, transportation, WJeh you were here eo'we could tell Qualified buyer can movt in Uila three REDUCED for QUICK SALE yoti peraonally about thla cuatom bedroom ranch home, living room, JNOALOW — Two bed roomi with churches and shopping, For 'the qualified buyer approxi- 'irig room, dlijini; room, kttctten and Four-bedroom apllt, Vk batha. Dead- mately $1,750 down and $133 per month. Selling at ap- iour-bedroom ranclter; Urge eat- dining area, eat-In kitchen; wall ortn, ftUu, Nice neighborhood, full bMft- end ttreet. Near iehoola and ahop. 'In' kitchen, full dining room, com. counter top rang*, modern vanity bath. lent, ,gB< hest, and girnge. For ap- ping. Eicallent realdentlat neigh- praised value-517,500. ' • ,' . : fottable living room, full baaement rull dry baiemtm. racreatlon room, Dlntment call owner MI-92B7, after borhooil. Owner tranaferred. with flnlahed family room, attached ilucbed >ara(e. Call onw. Wj 7- 30 or week endi. HOLMDEL — Here you have HI Almost % acre ground,. I tittle, No down vela, S60O down MOtt- ;•- • •;• • •• • FULL PRICE - $15,990 , an eight-room, l'X.bath, 5^-year-old split level home and veta.¥ UVSON— Rivet RlgbU. Californi - just reduced $2,000. .Fully Insulated with attached garage BUY DIRECT FROM BUILDER LOT OVYNKna — Cwtora-bulll or ore- lylyle ranch. ThThrer e bedroomabedooma, Iliad bath ONLY $15,900 AT FIRESIDE cut hornaa built by you or by u«. your >od paneledpl, , livingliig room with (Ir(Ie MATTHEW j, ©ILL and patio, even, an .'electric dishwasher. .Beautifully land- puna oroura. 100 jer cent ilnancl'S aceace, mdemodem kitckitchenh , llargr e ecreenereed scaped. Approximately $800 down and $150 per month car- arragad. Call U 2-lt77 for Information. rch, ean eaaur be onrrertaj. Ttxaa The Broker Who Know* ' down paymenta are eubject to PIELAET, INC. 741*3306 NEW BHREWBBURY — SpacloUl Co- BO, S17.M0S17.M0.. HCAU3TBCAU3TBR AOENCV Mlddletdwn" ries all for qualified buyer. Now priced at $19,508. Need VA and FHA approval.) lonial ranch, choice looatlon, three b«d- 1<** JtaaJttt RiveRi r Rd.d , RumionR . 842-1SN8421SN. Member , Nottitm Monmouth . we.aay more? • • CHAPEL HILL ROAD, MIDDLETOWN, NEW JERSEY loome, Vt batHa, encloied porch, patio. County UulUple Taiei SB8O, Aaklng 111 Boo. Call frana- JNCnOFT — tovely atllt level home Uetlng Service lerred owner, LI 3-t838. ••>• Mn eaay walk to SI. Leo'a, Three [Fireside - Realtors , DIRECTIONS! Off Bouta 35 (at Oaala .Raalaurant) Chapal n-iW bedroomt, 2« baUii, living Mi Three Convenient Offices . IAINT AQNI8 PAIUBH — Two-ltorj. on with 10' bar window, dining room Next to Howard Jofinaon'a Hill Rd,, Hlddlatown iree badrooma, treea, no traffic Din- ind eat-In kltoften, natbedral celling . Campbell's Junction, Belford • OS 1-2531 S• room, fireplace,. Duement. two-par center hall, recreation room, launiry room. Ijoellent doaet «pace, Ctlar. 158 Broad St., Keyport State Hv/y. 35, Holmdel ; Open, Daily & Sunday Noon to Dirk jT arete patio Nloely Jfirubied? lo I Hwy, 19 at Laurel Ave. HOlmdel I a0O..;CaU ownar «H T-Jjio. "' "w'; c^Wi55oo '•'•';': JB—triJtf, Whinny ft, WJ8 WSb WStK MBCISTER FOt SA1K BOUSES FG* SALE [——tEGAl NOTICE-' Sleekly Simple DENNIS THE MENACE nonce HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES SALE oora cwsry RAY VAN HORN HEAIITORS 1A1W8 COVIU Nolle* M (Mvltots to rretmrt Printed Pattern OVER A QUARTER CENTURY ' iSUImi Agaiut Estate •STATE OF BARAK CREIOHTOH, DEGEAB&D. MULTIPLE LISTINGS Pursuant to th* order of JBDWAKD C. BROEal, Surrogate of the County lot Vonmouth, this day made, on tht WE HAVE THE HOME YOU FOUR-BEDROOM SPLIT LEVEL - Family room, garage and application ot Uu undersigned. Law ARE LOOKING FOR. IF NOT basement. Plot 125x200. Priced way below appraisal at *21t90C rence Morrtsiey, Bolt Executor ot thi and an offer might be accepted. estate- ot the said Banh Creighton, deceased, notice is hereby glveD to the WE WILL FIND IT. CALL TO- creditors of said deceased to prasjat PICTURESQUE WATERFRONT - 1% rolling acres. Gorgeous to tbs said Bole Executor their claims DAY AND TELL US YOUR setting of tall hemlocks, firs and dogwood. High bank. Six-year- under oath within six months Iron this date; REQIUREMENTS. IF YOU old, jour-bedroom VA bath residence. Carpeting.' Fishing an< Dated: February «th, 19J3 boating. Asking 135,000. LAWRENCE MOKRMSIt ARE SELLING AND HAVE 263 Lawrenctt Avenue, Oakhurst, New Jersey, HAD TROUBLE CALL TO- AT $16,950 BRAND NEW HOME IN FAIR HAVEN — Three bit Sole Executor bedrooms, tiled bath. Formica streamlined kitchen, dryer, washer Messrs. McCue * O'Hern M Broad Street. DAY FOR OUR PERSONAL-: hookup and spacious garage. Red Bank, N. t. .Attorneys IZED SERVICE. A COLONIAL FOR YOUR FAMILY amidst tall oaks, holly ant Feb. «, U. 42, liar. 1 SH.i evergreens. Seven-room, two-bath Colonial. Center hall, fireplace, open porch, basement and two-car garage. Prestige neighborhood. MONMOUTH COUNTY Asking $27,750, SIRKOQATK'S COPBT NoUte I* Creditors (• Frtsen* Love Realty Co. SHREWSBURY RIVERFRONT COLONIAL - Undscaped acre. Claims Agalnl Estate ESTATE OP ELWOOD ERNEST d< Beautiful trees. Eight-room Colonial. Two baths. Fireplace, HART, DECEASED (00 Broad St. Shrewsbury Open porch. Oil heat. $35,000. Pursuant to the order of EDWARD C. -BH0EOE. Surrogate ol the County of Monmouth, this day mads, on the Licenced Broker* 804 River Road Fair Haven, N.'J •ppllcatton of the undersigned, Ann SHadyside 7-4100 Harie dtHan, Sola Executrix of the total week: 17 Rumion Roadr ALTIES FOR THE VIOLATION 03 Print plainly name, address witb salary of 140.00 Sts Bright, N. J. CERTAIN PARTS THEREOF, nine, size and style number. graduation exercises for the prac- Realtor $7,900 Clerk of Magistrate'! AdmlnlstrUor adopted August S, UU. John H. Kellej, Esq. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE MAY- tical: nurses section will be held Duplex—Summer bungalow, four Court, per annum _.~..,™.™. $ 800.00 OR AND COUNCIL OF THE BOR- FREE OFFER! Coupon In VETS-NO DOWN PAYMENT Patrolman, Second Grade •209 Hudson Blvd. at the city Senior High School, rooms each side, large corner lot or clan, per annum ——» fl,«35. North Bergen, U. X, OUGH OF SHREWSBURY THAT THE Spring Pattern Catalog for one Borough Attorney, Attorney ABOVE ENTITLED ORDINANCE BE Mr. Jones was photographed with FOUR BEDROOMS Low taxes. Feb. 32, llarcll X «, 15 131.: AND THE SAUX IS HEKEBY pattern free—any one you choose per annum —™« 1,500.00 AMENDED AND SUPPLEMENTAL an honor student and the voca- Attorney for Board ot from 300 design Ideas.- Send SO TWO BATHS $12,000 Adjustment and Planning AS FOLLOWS: NOTICE tional and nursing directors. Four-bedroom home, large Board, per annum „.„...-..~. 750.01 ' ARTICLE X&I cents now for Catalog. H*rt*> ti» belt home Y&lus at thi Police Department Physician MONTUOIITH GOONTV Sic tlon 1. A physician shall be _. His release on young policemen esnuiry: Four-bedroom comfortabi glassed-in front porch, corner lot per annum ., . „... 100. 8UEK00ATE'B COUKT pointed by the Mayor, subject to thi C«M Cod with two bsths, lari« llviii, low taxes. Public Relation Director. II to Cndltm u Iretttt confirmation of the Borough Counci" • LEGAL NOTICE- room, extra spacious kitchen, enclose* per annum ...._ .- MO.u Claims AfaUst Estate to be known as the Police Physlcla: "The younger members of the front porch unit' ffamce. Finished at The Borough Attorney and Attorne; I8TATB OF CHARLOTTE a. IXY- Ke ahall examine all the. members L tic, bailment, rant* and cornices. Im- $16,300 lor Board of Adjustment and Planning BTBR, DECEASED. the police force or appointees to thi city's police department have a ratdisU pomiilon at closlns.. Board to receive auch other compen- Pursuant to lbs order ot EDWARD force, whenever required ty the Po- • . .. . JfOTJCB friend in .acting city manager Remodeled older home. Fou C. - BROBOB, Surrogat* of the Coun- lice Committee, »M iball resort, $12,990 Rill Price sation foe apeotal services aa may bi writing; tht retult ol socli •xtmii. UOKHOCTU COUNTY bedrooms, large lot, low taxes, required by tht Borough. ty . of HoajaouUi, this day m&der o: John' 0. Jones. NON-VETS the application of the undersigned, 8ii atlons, with tils opinion M to -thi SCBEOGATE'S COUKT Convenient to schools, churche SECTION 2. The. within Amendment •an S. Beekmah, James* A. Stout, and physical fitness {or police work of th< MetlM la Creditors to Present "That was evident today when APPROXIMATELY and Supplement shall be effective ai person examined, fie shall be called, and buses. ot January 1, 1963. Harold T. Stout, Executors of the ei Claims Against Estate he disclosed that he plans a more J400 DOWN ute ot me said Charlotte s. Luysti wheover the services of a physician ESTATE OF MART C. JOPP, DE- deceaaed, notice Is hereby given are required by the Police Depart* Important role for them: . , . SECTION 3. All other lalary ordl ment. . • CEASED. Monmouth County Office SHOREWAY nance* and other ordinance* «tUnj the creditors of said deceased to pri Pursuant to the order of BDWARD Incentives forth aalariei and other compensattoi. sent to the said Executors their claims Section 3. Police Physician shall pe; C. BROKOB, Surrogate ot the Count; of" empioytM of the Borough hereto- under oath within six months froc form such duties aa the Council aha He went on to say he will dis- fore adopted Inconsistent provisions c this due. prescribe and such duties as may b within six months trom this date. Middletown, N. }. year' or until such time sis his suc- grade officers. Daily 0-9 Saturday, Sunday 10-' duced and pawed on first reading *.f HAROLD T, STOUT cessor shall be appointed. Dated: February «h. US) a regular meeting of the Mayor and 189 East Bergen PI., Section 4. The compahtttlon, of, the ROBERT COHDEIX. He grid he also will look into IPEAL Council of the Borough of BSrewiburj Red Bank, N. J. Police Physician ahall tw filed by the SO Center Avenue, held on Tuesday. February 19. 1983, Executors Borough Council. Morristown, N. J.. :reaabg new branches within SPACIOUS, and will come up lor final consider- Alston Beekman, Jr., Esq. Administrator PHILIP J. BOWERS & CO. ation and passage at a regular meet PUBLIC NOTICE the department, the addition of a Ing of said governing body to be hek 10 Broad Street. The foregoing ordinance was Intro- Peter J. > Edwardsen, Esq. GRACIOUS RESIDENCE Red Bank, Ntw Jersey. duced and passed on first reading ai 21 Stale Highway No. 35 Juvenile officer to cope with in- OCR S9TH XXAK on Tuesday, March 5. 1933 at 8:0 Feb. 22. March 1. S, IS S34.M , Eatontown, New Jersey, P.M. or a* soon thereafter as aald x regular >meetln* of the Mayor nn& Attorney creasing juvenile crime sod new TWO VALUABLE ACRES! matter can be reached at the Council Council of the Borough of Shrews- Feb. 8, 15, 22, liar. 1 K869 offers ooniplMa well rounded bury held on Tuesday, February 19, equipment to improve the effi- Real Kstttt service, Only a block to th« toeadi, Glut tc chambers^ School House, Broad Street NOTICE •suing leiitoi, homes, apartments, famed bench clubf. itcvrci, DUM« and *"hwflyy " . NeNw Jersey at which timtin*. 1863, and will come up tor Bnat eon* ciency of the police force." laad und commndal properties. railroad iUt!6n. Completely furntihed and pltc* all persons who may be in-AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR sideraUqn and passage at & regular NOTICE KM Hank and Honmoutb county aieu 14-room Georgian Colonial and big ga- THE REMOVAL OF ORAiWi, meeting of said governing body to be But bis release about the possi- »»; extenilveljr landscaped tract with terested therein will be given an op- WEEDS, SNOW AND ICE, PROhel- d on Tuesday, March 0, 1963 ai MONMOCTB COTOITI fusjipond, brook, gardeni. Mova Right1 portunity to ba heard concerning tti> CEDURE UPON FAILURE TO DO8:09 P.M. or as soon thereafter at SURROGATE'S COVBT bility of using yellow paint in- une. said matter can be reached at the PHILIP J. BOWERS & CO. 'Hi Completely and comfortably fur*! Dated: February IB. 1963 SO AND PENALTIES FOR VIOLA- Notice to Creditors to Present stead of white for traffic mark- WALTER I. OVERTON itihed and tbfl wholt prlci la 142,600 TIONS, Council chambers, School House. Claims AgsJast Estate . .Actually, the land Is worm about JEAN W. FABRY BE JT ORDAINED BY THE MAYOR Broad Street, Shrewsbury, New Jer- ings—If city council approves—j DIAL 741-7200 that). We'll arranje liaaneing. Borough Clerk, AND COUNCIL OF THE BOROUGH sey at which time and place all per* ESTATE OF BENRT CLAY FRIAM, Real IMU Sines- 1894 "eb. 32 S19.0T OF SHREWSBURY; sons who may be Interested therein DECBASED etched a partial self-portrait <0 WMU Bt, , R«a Bank SECTION 1. Tne owner, agent, ten- \wiil be given an opportunity to tr Purnunt to thi order of JCDWAED Win everybody's admiration for heard concerning the same. while pressing his point. NOTICE ant occupant or person having chargi C. BROEQE. Surrogate ot the County J. I. KISLAK. Inc. of any building or lands borderini Dated: February 19, 1983. of Monmoulb, this day made, on tht For Instance, this prose: this dramatic needle work done RJCAi/rOR-EXCLUSIVZ BROKER AN ORDINANCE CREATING THE upon any street, square, highway or application of. the undersigned, John RED BANK AHSA — A mamUlcenl tSSl Broad St., Newark; 08 1-0700 PERMANENT POSITION OF PUB- JEAN W. FABRY "The 40-year-oM acting chief in the true colors. •state oa over 10 aorei with lovelr public place within tha Borough of Borough Clerk. III. Pillibury, Sole Executor of tht- Call 2K-0988 for week-end Intptction UC RELATIONS DIRECTOR FOR Shrewsbury.'that is or may be graded, estate of the said Henry Clay Fream, treef and sfcruBf. Ttit main resident Appointment, p.eaie. THE BOROUGH OP SHREWSBURY Feb. 22 *U.i: administrator of this community Washington Crossing the Dela- ti a Georgian colonial wiui tour bed' curbed and flagged, shall cause V deceased, notice Is hereby given to 1 AND ESTABLISHING SALAR sidewalk or other areas uied by i the creditors of said deceased to pre-laid that yellow js gaining wide room*. 2Vk baths and tull complemcn UTTLB SUiVSR THEREFOR. ware—a needle work that's deco- of roomi, there are three outbuildlnr Immediate occupancy-ipriwHrig b«d- destrians as a sidewalk in front _. NOTICE sent to the said Sole Executor their acceptance across the nation. It and caretaker's cottage. 86,000. 1 room ranch, recreation room, fireplace, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE MAY-laid property to be cleared of snow. AN ORDINANCE AMENDING AND claims under oath within six months ration and inspiration! Pattern aiakc an appointment call large porch, Queen sized dining room, OR AND COUNCIL OF THE BOHIc' e or ateet to a width of at least SUPPLEMENTING CHAPTER 17 OF trom this date. has been recommended. .by 600: transfer 15^x19^ inches; unpuraJlale* *M,50O. OUQH OF SHREWSBURY: four (4) feet, within twelve (12) hours Dated: January 21th. 1963 THE ORDINANCE KNOWN BY ITS the Bureau of Public Roads, . RAY STILLMAN, Realtor SECTION 2. There 1* hereby cre- of dayllgbt after tne same shall fail SHOOT FORM TCTLB AS "REVMED JOHN M. HLL3BURT color chart. ated In the Borough of Shrewsbury or be formed thereon, and to re* ORDINANCES OF 1961," ADOPTED Nut Swamp Road Reflective Material the permanent position ot a Pubil move a]l grass, weeds and Impedi- JUNE I, 1961. Middletown, New Jersey "Our 45th Year" Relations Director. ments therefrom within three <3) day* "But that isn't all the rotund, Thirty-five cents in coins for Complete Ultln(S 01 Adams Agency BE IT ORDAINED by the Mayor Sole Executor SECTION 2. That such Public Re- after notice to remove the same, such and Council of thi Borough of Red Messrs. Roberts, Plllsbury jovial manager of city affairs has this pattern — add 15 cents for BUSIKEBSK3, FARMS, HOMES AND 3 Howard Av*. New Shrewlburi lations Director shall be appointed b; latter notice to b» given by the Street A Carton D Bank that Chapter 17 of the above- each pattern for. first-class mail. ESTATES THROVOHOUT "OpfQ jbe Mayor wllu the advlie and conSuperintendent of this Borough. entJUed ordmsnea bt amended and 878 Highway No. 35 in mind. He is also considering . MONMOUTH COUNTY SH 1-5W8 SH 1-6482 sent of the Borough Council. Middletown, New Jenty 'Send to Laura Wheeler, care of SECTION 3. The duties of the Pub' SECTION 3, Whenever Ice shall form •upplemented as follows: the use of 'centerllne,' a reflec- Shrewsbu.y Hwy. 35 SH 1-8600 MIDDLBTOWNAPPLBBROOK, Uirei on any sidewalk or any part thereof. SECTION 1. Chapter 17, "BtlUta and Attorneys The Red Bank Register, Needle- or tour-bedroom, two-bath Colonial He Relations Director shall consist ol the owner, agent, tenant, occupant or Sidewalks," Article' 1 "Removal o( tive material, for certain areas." INTERESTED IM LOW MONTHLY rand), 24x18' air conditioned playroom the following: person having charge of any building Snow and Ice," Sections 1 and X areFeb. l. s, a, a r».« craft Dept., P. O. Box 161, Old PAYMENTS? Buy thli four-bedroom ncomei fourth bedroom and den by (a) To lurmulate and prepare pub- or lands as aforesaid shall, within hereby amended and supplemented as Mr. Jones was appointed public home, cozy living room, din-ins; area licity policies and programs for Ui NOTICE Chelsea Station, New York 11, adding onto wall. Fireplace, dining lest Interest, benefit and welfare o. th« space of six (8 f hour a thereafter, follows, and fieotion, S U hereby added works director, in December, at and kitchen, ceramic tile bath and room, nagiton* terrace. % acre bab- during; the daytime, cause such side- aa follows: ' MONMOUTH COUNT! N. V. Print plainly pattern num- room tor extra bath. Price includes Jie Borough and In connection there- walk to be made safe and conven- SECTION 1. Any owner or own- SURROGATE'S 101 KT $8,000 a year, and automatically a washer, dryer and wall-to-wall car- bling brook, tower in r plnei. W5.W0. with to aupervlse the preparation ber, name, address and zone. 8 1337L material and bulletins, folders, pam> ient for travel, by removing the ice ers, occupant or occupants,' tenant Notice to Creditors to Present became city manager—but not at peting. Owncri <%. per cent mortgage '.herefrorn, or by covering the same or tenants of lands or premises Claims Against Eitatr can be assumed, Monthly payment! phlrti, brochures and other publication, Tlth sand or some, other suitable sub- the. manager's $13,000 a year sal- and newspaper releases and prepare abutting or bordering upon an1 y ESTATE OF FLORENCE M. NTELr NEWEST RAGE-SMOCKED only |96. City sewers, sldewaiki, walk- LOTS AND ACREAGE itance. public street, in tUo Borough ol SEN, DECEASED. Ing distance to school. Prlct?, |18,6OO. a oopy for other journals, radio, tele- Red Bank, shall remove' all snow ary—Feb. 10 when city council accessories plus iOS exciting Owner wanu otters. WALKER a vision and trade papers, as may be SECTION 3. The owner, agent, ten- Pursuant to the order of EDWARD ?ALL US It you are looking for a determined by and meet with the ap int, occupant or person having charge and Ice from the abutting side- C. BROEOE, Surrogate of the County suspended manager Richard J. needlecraft designs in our new WALKER, Realtors. Hwy, 35, 1000 (eel i which to build a horn* or ouslnesi. of any building or lands bordering on walks of such streets, or In the >f Honmouth,' this day made, on the •outh of Lily-Tulip Co., Ulddletown, proval of the Mayor and Borough case of ice which - may be so Bowen. PHONE ST1-3311. Multiple U-Hlngs and 'e have them all lUea and In many Council who may delegate such au any street, square, highway, or pub- ippllcatlon of Ihe undersigned. Max M. 1963 Needlecraft Catalog - just rice ranges. thorlty for approval to any membei "lc place In the Borough of Screws* frozen as to make removal 1m- Nielsen, Sols Executor ot the estate trade-ins. Open 7 days. bury, wttoae duty it is to clear tne pmctlcable, shall cause the same of the laid Florence M, Nielsen, de* Mr. Bowen has demanded a outl Fashions, furnishings to cro- THE DOWSTRA AGENCY of the Council appointed for that pur- to be thoroughly covered with sand MIDDLETOWNThree-bedroom ranch, pose. ride walk or other area used by pe- ceased, notice is hereby given to the public hearing which will force chet, knit, sew, weave, embroid- Red Bank destrian* as a sidewalk, shall not or ashes, within twelve hours of creditors of said deceased to present tt acre, only HJSO down. FHA. NO down 91 K. Front St. (b) To collect, collate,, prepare am sweep,- deposit or throw any snow or daytihgt after, the same shall to the said Sole Executor their claims council to vote again after the er, quiit. Plus free pattern. Send payment, VA. Many extras, (13,800. BH 1-1700 disseminate, to the residents of thli Ice on any street, square, highway or fsll or be formed thereom under oath within, six' months from Principals only. 787-3788. Borough and to ihe preis, In forma 1 hearing. No date has been set. twenty five cents now. JIUMSON WATERFRONT - Beautiful public Mace so as to Interfere with SECTION 2. No person, firm or this date. l^-acra hometfte, NaveiJnk River, deep tlon concerning the affairs of this Bor- >r Interrupt tha passage ol movement IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY—Tiro-beii ough. Its Mayor and Council and the corporation, the owner, tenant or Dated: February 1st, 1663 room Cape Cod. Fireplace, dlnlnf room, water channel, all Improvement!. Walk if any vehicle which may use any occupant of any- premises abutting MAX M. NIELSEN lneit schools. Pries 113,000. Tele- various departments, .boards, bureaus street, square, highway or public placi tile bath, expansion attic, excellent and agencies of this Borough. To dis- on any* street ahall throw, place 267 State Highway 33 condition. For appointment call SH I- ihones N. J. 842-1111. N. Y. WX 7-2000. or along the • curb, or where a curb or deposit any snow or ice into or Red Bank, New Jersey, tribute or mall newsletters witih regarrega: d would normally be located, so as ti 4159. CHOICE SELECTION ol two-to*threi thereto to all or as many -upon any street In said Borough, it Sole Executor "ASTRO-GUIDE" ByCeean resldelentn * permit the free passage of water being the Intent and purpose of , — |45o down. Three-beiJ' , acre wooded plot*. Oak, beech and M possible of the Borough said dis- through same. Messrs. Wise, Wise, Wlehmann roonu, eat-In kltdien, utility room, at dogwood, some with view and brook, tribution to be a minimum of four this provision to prohibit all per- ft Berlch For Sunday. February 24 Uched garage. Near trains, busts and others blgtt and rolling, deed reitrlc- newsletters during a one year period. SECTION 4. Tha owner, agent, ten- sons irom throwing, casting, plac- H Broad Street, ftchools. (15,000. BNYDER REALTORS, Ions to protect purchaser. |9,500 and Said Information to be so dissemin- ant, occupant or person having charge ing or depositing anow and Ice, Red Bank. New Jersey Five Corners. Middletown. OS 1-2590. ip. "Holmwood," Atlantic Township. ated, distributed and mailed to meat tt any building or lands u Aforesaid, which accumulated within the pr.v- Attorneys Present-—For You and Paul ft- Btryker. Realtor, Holmdel, with the approval of the Mayor and ibarged wltn the duties as aforesaid, ate properly belonging to aaid per- Feb. 8, 15. 23, Mar 1 $29.11 BPACIOUS SPLIT LEVEL with lovely N. J. MS-4144 fho shall violate any of the provi- son, upon the sidewalks or streets Yours - * .Stress spirituality grounds, full dining roam, large eat- Borough Council who may delegate sions ot the foxegolng sections, or re-, of the Borough of Red Bank. In kitchen, paneled game room four CHOICE HOME BITS LOT-fiecluded uch authority for approval to any fuse or neglect to comply with same, NOTICE eildentlil, wooded, landscaped area, lember of the Council appointed foi SECTION 3. In case such snow instead of material values. At- bedrooms, 21! bathi. full tiled base- shall upon conviction, be aiibect to or lee shall not be removed from MONMOUTH COUNTY ment, two-car garage. Transferred Approximately HO" frontage. Inapectlon tat purpose. tine, of $5.00 for each offense. such sidewalks or shall be cast, tend church. Entertain friends owner asking 129,900. THOMPSON Jaturday, Sunday, Atlantic Htghlandr (c) To speak before and consull SECTION 5. After the expiration of deposited thereon or. placed upon SURROGATES COURT AOENCV. Realtors, Member Multiple 1291-0042. , . ;lth private, civic, governmental, fra Jie Umn limited as aforesaid for the said sidewalks or aald street by Notice to Creditors to Present unostentatiously in -afternoon or Listing. SI E. Front St., Red Bank. ;emal and religious organizations for emoval of such snow, Ice, sleet, grass, the owner or owners, tenant or ten- Claims Against Estate BH 1-0700. MOUSE SELECTION of" two-to-ttire« Jie best welfare of the Borough, sunc .ere wooded plots. Oak, beech and o be with the approval of the Mayor weeds and Impediments, aa aforesaid, ants, occupant or occupants of any ESTATE OF BERTHA A. HAMMER, evening. Winter sports arc under ofwood, some with view and brook, Ihe Street Superintendent may cause said premises as provided In Sec- DECEASED. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Three-bed .nd Borough Council who may dele- the same to ba removed, and the tions 1 and 2 hereof, tne same Pursuant to the order of EDWARD favorable aspects ami you'll en- room, 2% .bath bl-level ranch. Bay view. jthera hiRli and rolling, deed restric- ;att such authority for approval to Leu thin $26,000. Owner 281-1165. tions to protect purchaser. I*.800 and loati and expenses paid and Incurred shall be removed forthwith and un- .. BROEOE, Surrogate of the County ip. "Holmwood." Atlantic Towmhlp. my member of the Council appointed 'or the remnval of such snow, Ice, der the direction of the Supervisor of Monmouth, this day made, on the joy being a participant or a MIDDLETOWN"— Ciutom ranch, Uir» •aul R. etryker, Realtor, . Hoimdl tor that purpose. tleet, grass, weeds and Impediments, ot Street* and tho cost of such application of the undersigned, Ru- bedrooms, dining room, full basement, S. 946-4144. SECTION 4. The costs and expenses ihall be certified by the Street Bu- removal as nearly as can bs as- dolph F. Hammer, Sole Executor Bpectatot., Be alert to needs of two battls, Hi years old. Many extra*, Incurred by the Director in the per- tetlntendent to the Borough Council certained shall be certified by the the estate of the said Bertha A. Ham- cast Iron baseboard heating. (22,000. JUILD YOUR HOME! in Colts Neck: formance of his duties shall be paid with a statement of the amount due Supervisor ot streets to the gov, mer, deceased, notice Is hereby given older people in the family or Owner. 7B7-3W1 jholce two-acre parcel with brook; low out of the appropriation made there- each case, and if found correct ernlng body. The goverlng body the creditors of said deceased to| taxes. HAROLD LINDEMANN, Broker, fore in the annual budget or other- jy the Borough Council, Hie cost as shall easmlno such certification present to the said Soli Executor community. LOVELY HOLMDEL ranch, three bed- llghway 35, (Van Winkle Marine Bulld< wise by appropriate Borough resolu- jhown thereon shall be charged against and It found to be correct shall their claims under oath within six rooms, two baths, two-car garage. Half ng), Batontown. U 2-1103. • onn, ihe lands abutting or bordering such cause such . cost to be charged months from this date. acre, Full session schools. FHA ap BECTION 6. The term of the office Idewalk or other area* used by pe- against such real estate so abut- Dated: February 18th, 1963 pralied or 4U per cent OI. 121,900. if the Director ihall be & period of Intrlaiis as a sidewalk; the amount ting or bordering upon such side- RUDOLPH F. HAMMER Past... Rites commemorating Future ... Airports will offer CO «M!5. REAL ESTATE WANTED jne year commencing January lit, in _ charged shall, forthwith become i walks or street and the amount 27 Ideal Ave., APPLEBROOK III the year of his appointment. len upon such land, and ihall be add so charged shall forthwith become East Keansburg, N. J. the memory of James Fenimord a new kind of accommodation SECTION «. The Director shall re- 1 to and become and form part of > lien and a tax upon such real Sole Executor. Three-bedroom ranch, on large wooded JOUR HOME WANTED — Why list Cooper were held on Feb. 24, for travelers who nave time to lot. Two-car garage, fireplace, alumi- with us? We advertise eitentlveiy In ,»lve a salary of $900.GO per annum ie taxes next to te assaased and estate or land ana be added to. Messrs. Rooney, Peduto to be paid quarter annually. The Di- vied upon such lands, the same to recorded and collected in the same num storma and screens. Patio, 4"' the newip&pers, radio and publisn a ": Sheeny 1852, in New York. Daniel spend between planes. "Small SO year QI can be assumed, Call catalog tor home seekers, Wa ate mem-rector Is required to attend every tear Interest at the same rate as manner as the taxes next to be 921 Bergen Ave. owner all 1-MHO. "jen ol tne TWR. a national real estate meeting of the Borough Council. ies, and shall tie collected and en- levied and assessed upon .such Jersey City, N. J., •eferral lervlce, We are "Home Trad- SECTION 7. The Mayor and Council ced by the same officers and In premises and ahall hear Interest Attorneys Webster presided and William tels" will offer ".roomettes" HURRY, HURRY, IIUHRY — And call n" — two officer's, 11 full time salts, .nd all other departments, boards, Ihe same manner as taxes, and be enforced and collected by Feb 22. March 1, 8, lft $29.44 now to see this spotless split-level. .eople. Call WALKHR A WAUCBR. lure&us and Agencies of this borough. SECTION 0. Complaints for viols- the same officers and in the same | Cullen Bryant delivered the main* equipped for rest, and will reni Bright sunny kitchen, full dining area, Healtors. MMembers Red Bank Areal _nd all other departments, boards, uu- lons shall be' made in the Mauls- manner aa other taxes. The Impo- address. for about $2 per hour, giant sized living room, full basement duiiipldiiilee LitinListiListinngg SeServicer , Shrewsbury,. reaus and agencies of this Borough •ate'« Court of this Borough, by the sition and collection of a tine or NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT with finished recreation room, Hi tiled II 1-6312 and MiddMiddletownllt , OS 1-2121212&&shall cooperate with the Director and reel Superintendent.' of this Borough. fines imposed by the provisions] of. OF ACCOUNT baths. No down vets. $4SO down non asslftt In effectuating the purposes of SECTION 7. All ordinances or parts this ordinance shall not constitute vets. Subject to VA or FHA approval. LOT WANTED J ordinances Inconsistent herewith be| any bar to the right of the Bor- ESTATE OF GLORIA M. SHANE. builder wllh ]ol for cm torn boms thli Ordinance. IECBASBD. The Day Under Your Sign Full Price only ;U,6f«. FIi SECTION S. Thli ordinance ihall 'be tnd the lame are hereby repealed. ough of Red Bank to collect the Notice Is hereby given that the ao- Realtors. 09 1-2331. 21iddletowD area. No agents. Wrltl etroactlve u of January l, 1963, and SECTION 8. This ordinance ahall cost a> certified for the removal lelalla. "AC". Box 511. Red Bank. ke effect Immediately upon its pas. of said anew or Ice In the man- wunts of the subscribers, Executors of Him BANK COLONIAL — Excellent ihatl take etftct upon final passage — estate. of said Deceased wilt be ARIES {Bom Mirth 21 fo .April 19) ilBRA (Sept. 23 to Oct. 22) 8ELJJNQ - CONFUSED 7 .nd publication in accordance with the ige, approval and publication as pro- ner herein aulhorited. Sell-control will help you rape with 'A stitch in time ..." h i good motto area. Alniost new condition Inside and Id ed by law. BECTION 2. This ordinance shall lUdlted and stated by Ihe Surrogate of out. Entrance hall, bright living room tie upi, courteous service, experi- te County of Monmouth and reported ttnfmlon that arika under pment ray*, to adopt under preient planetary influ- enced and competent lalei itaff. Have take elfect upon Its passage ana pub- with fireplace, formal dining room, PUBUC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE "cation according to law. jr settlement to The Monmouth Coun- paneled kitchen with breakfast room, tlemi anxious to buy properly priced The Foregoing ordinance was Intro* The foregoing: ordinance was Intro- :y Court, Probate Division, on Friday, « LriT?JH£ X * |CORPIO p* „,. NW. a,) paneled den. Three-bedrooms, 1<^ bathe, mei In Red Bank, Rumaon, Bliraws- uced and pasien on first reading at uced and pasaed on first reading at PUBLIC NOTICE ' Twenty-second day of March A. D., Basement with playroom. Secluded ury. Little Silver and surrounding regular meeting of the "Mayor and . regular meeting or the Mayor and, The foregoing ordinance was Intro* J63, at' 0:30 o'clock a.m., at the torint to IUS natter.. Bt prim. g^", Jj^J*, Y^V^S""™' eas. bounty Court, HouaC, Monument and yard beautifully landscaped. Patio. Oa- loundl of the Borough Of Shrewsbury Jounetl of the -Borough ot Shrewsbury] luced and passed first reading at a GEMINI (M.y Jl to J™"!^^ SAGITTARIUsW 22 »„'[£. 21) rage. Tour alr-condltloners, carpeting A. DA MB AGENCY be;d on Tuesday, February 10. 1903,ield on Tuesday, February 19, 3663, egular meeting of the Mayor and 2>urt Streets, Freehold, New Jersey, and extras. Asking price, $26,900. Howard Ave. New Shrewsbury md will come UP for final con* ', which time Application will be made jiren to jrtro in en Eiti»i(uu proralia rmr rot be whit SH 1!»1 SH 15192 and will come up for final consider- Council of the Wrpugh of Red_8ank LAWRENCE J. SCHILLING, REALTOR ation and passage at a regular meet- deration and pusage at a regular jeld on Mondsy,"Fobruiry"]J,"lSMr»ntl jr tht allowance ot Commissions and CANCER (JWM 22 h> July 21) IS Spring St., Red Bank. SH 7-4121. 21-HOUR flERVICK ing of aald governing body to be held meeting of said governing body to be oui»el feel. < OPEN SEVEN DAYB will ooma up for final consideration CAMtlCOSM(D«.221»J.n.20l UEMBER MULTIPLE LISTING SERV- en Tuesday. March D, 1963, at 8:00 ield on Tuesday, March 5, 1663 at Lnd passage at a regular meeting of Dated February 11th A. D. 1M3. ICE. SNYDER REALTORS P.M. or as soon thereafter at aald ;00 P.M. or »s soon thereafter as "i< governing body to be held on 'WILFRED k HUIMENBBCK, Strong Tlbntiom rtljn in nirrUn Ive Corners Middletown. On j1-35M matter can be reached at the Council laid mattfer can be reached at the londay, March 4, 1963, at 6130 P.M., S Dogwood Lane, dart, Kcatldg lot. .nd: derJlST lilTTLB SILVER — Leaving ares. Members Multiple Listing! | chambers. School House, Broad Street, iouncil chambers, School House, .1 the Council. Chambers In the ,Mu- Rumson, N. J. LEO (Jofy » ta Aiq. 21) Anxious to sell three-bedroom colonial, Shrewsbury, New Jersey at which time iroad Street, Shrewsbury. New Jer* You n»'taw ».T«™ 1 (Jin.2Ho Ptb. living room with fireplace, dining NEED dOOD HOMES for sortoui ilolpa) Building, 32 Monmouth Sliest. RONALD WITMAN STEBLH. ™ SOB, sAk |and puce all persons who may be at which time and place all per- 'it Bank, New Jersey, at which time 35 Beechwood Road, . : maii bubtt jrooij l OOUUSU R fiat s &m lstet room, Vb baths, semi finished game uyeri- The Dowstrs Agency. Realtors, Interested therein will he given an >ni who may be Interested therein jid place all peraons desiring to be West Caldwtll, N. J. room In basement. SH 1-D116. - ~ Front Bt,, Red Bank. 8H 1-8700. opportunity to be heard concerning the 111 be given an opportunity to be teard thereon .will ba given full op- Executors. - • •- : . 22) QSCES (Fsb. 20 h Mirdt 29) CHOICE AHEA — Middletown Village. HAVE A CLIENT for a three-bed- ame. jard concentv"; the same. irtunlty. William J. Oladlng, Esq., Three bedroom ranch, family room wlui Dated: February 19, 1963. Dated; Febn " Counsellor at Law, room home wanted in SBJI K«aniburg. Dated: February II, IMS. 9««KddB railed hearth, bookshelves. Cedar clos- "Iclolly of Ocean Ave. Around *10,000. JJDXS W. FABRY .JOHN BRIAN I 33 Garden Road, *t. ltt baths, finished cellar, lot 100x.iail BHOREWAY REALTY, Inc. CO «• Borough Clerk Borough Ofe-it. Shrewsbury. N. J. 312. Call owner. OS 11051. S26.COO. 010. b. 21 «32.m fX.ttF«b. IS, H March 1. I Rl.il STEVE ROPER By SAVNDERS arid OVERGARDSTEVE ROPER SAWDERS end OVERCARD

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THE RYAnS By CAL ALLEY THE RYATTS By CAL ALLEY 2»—Fri&y, February 32,1963 RED BANK REGISTER «ig» nardo Umrtlf painty them. ton University ,at the age of 18whos, e owner he never idmtiftea the. French nobility, woo. . . S Family Owns a 'Mona Lisa' After all, he did two versions ofwent to Paris, His family had a -and H'Old Master paintings. him off In works of art. "The Madonna' of the Rocks.' There even was an old record of getter a down or more m By MILES A. SMITH that hit beea in the hands gt an yean In France, England and px4, friend—Benjamin Frank- Vernon'' certainly wa*n*t* af- (go by • friend of Use family, A* Arts Editor American family for a century other European Countries, and aan d it'ii posifctap " thaat bhea dW lln-who introduced him at the flicted by tpoverty. Op the other Us passage to America, showing NEW YORK - Leonardo d« and a half. The story of how Iteven in this country. Art experts more than one version of the court of Louli XVI, .Young Ver- hand; his father bad not stijiplied accompanied by a vatetjErto Van Wawren. Vinci's famous "Mona Lisa," an came hen ii almost ai exciting wy that some of them quite ob- Mona Lisa." non liked court lite JO much that him with 'the aort of funds, that and a_ "pupil." Ooe theory Is that The Vernon painting has oat lean from Jh« Louvre, will be »s the experience of seeing such viously are copies, some of liter One painting U known as thehe stayed nearly tfco decades, would enacte Mm to colled: that the pupil might have been the characteristic that differentiates ieaviaj the ' Metropolitan Mu- a painting. !date. „ Veritori Mona Usa" from the right through foe turmoil of themany OU Masters. (After his young French Dauphin. it m one glaneejrom the.Univre mm of Art March 4. A* many followers of art know, But tome of them, by labora- name of toe ffamily y which has FFrench h RevolutionRli . death in ,033 most of tham'.were V Verao„n .eve™r .lef„t an 'accountpainting. On ewh »«• there » So this to an appropriate tine several versions of the "Mona tory tests, can be shown to haveowned It. At present it ia hi a Althouggh he,, was Imprisoned sold at auction In Newport.) , adventures-Hind Oils an .edge of an architectural c

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