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OCEAN COUNTY ASBUKY PARK EVENING PRESS, WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 5. 1952 OCEAN COUNTY 16 Parking Meter ii 1I'WB mm I- Lakewood Democrats Retain 4-1 Margin Plans Vetoed At Toms River A proposal to install parking meters in the business district of Toms River was turned down yes Little Folks Vote Just Like Parents WHITING The pupils of Elmer W. Iledrirk, principal of the Whiting School, went Republican just like the voters of Manchester Township. The class straw poll yesterday gave 35 votes to Marry Wright for township committeeman and one for Joseph Takars, his Democratic foe.

The children gave 31 votes to General Eisenhower and five to Governor Stevenson. Boro to Paint Water Tank POINT PLEASANT The inside of the boro water tank will be painted, probably next week, while the boro gets its water for the six days the job will take from neighboring Point Pleasant Beach, William I. Cunan, boro clerk, said last night. Boro Council cleared the way for the job at a special meeting last week by awarding a contract for $1,385 to the Kessler Company LAKEWOOD A record vote of 5.233 enabled the Democrats to retain their 4-1 majority on the township committee yesterday with the reelection of Ralph Solomon and the election of Victor E. former chairman, in a close race.

I With 86.8 percent of the voters casting ballots, Mr. Solomon topped the ticket for township com- mittee with 2,585 votes and Dover Committeeman JSp" Irak jv' pk Mmf terday by Dover Township voters hv more man a two to one majon ty. jonnson receiveu votes, iiau-j ing Mr. Johnson by 123 votes was The measure received support of Oliver B. Lane, former supervis 1.274 voters, while 2.661 cast nega ing principal of Lakewood schools, Island Heights tive ballots, in only one district the eighth, was the plan approved The vote in this district was 94 I N.

i) of Philadelphia. The Kessler firm's price includes both inside and outside painting of the tank, allho only the inside operation is planned for the present. It is expected that the job will be begun for and 70 against. Servicemen votinc thru ahsentpp ballots also turned down the meter the first of next week, council has William and Sarah Doyle, twin children of Mr. and Mrs.

Watson Doyle, Janes Avenue, celebrated their third birthdays with a family dinner party at their home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Wallace entertained Mr. and Mrs.

Thomas Wallace, Natick, Mass. plan. Thirty-nine voted against it, while 28 voted for the proposal. lso reached an agreement with with 2,442 votes, and his GOP running mate, Edward K. Burdge, former committee chairman, with 2,389 votes.

The Democrats carried only four districts while the GOP prevailed In six districts. However, the Democrats racked up big margins in the third and fourth districts to make up the difference. The Democrats also carried the first and aecond districts and reduced the GOP'i usually big bulge in tenth district. The GOP carried the fifth thru the tenth districts. Curtis Not Surprised Point Pleasant Beach officials to use that community's water while the painting is being done.

The township committee last spring discussed installation of meters to help alleviate the park ing congestion. After several open sessions, the committee decided to place the question on ballot because of the evenly divided open support and opposition to meters. Two Voted Tenure Maj. A. Robert King and Mrs.

King had as weekend guests Mrs. Betty Oskin and daughter, Susan, Princeton. Irving Edwards, Merchantville, spent four days with his nephew. Irving Nobles. WATCHING OCEAN COUNTY SWEEP-Thomas A.

Mathis (center foreground), veteran Repub-lican chief of Ocean County, watches tabulation of votes in his Toms River office. County officials and reporters made the Mathis offices their headquarters during long hours of counting which followed closing of the polls. (Press Photo) Tho the election of two Democrats provided a surprise in some By overwhelming margins of more than 6-1, Lakewood Town quarters, Arthur H. Curtis, Democratic campaign manager, declared In a statement that he had ship Treasurer Lilian H. Bedell At last night's meeting council adopted an ordinance changing from residential to business a 12-acre tract on Dorsett Dock Road planned for development by Mayor Ira L.

Thompson and Councilman Peter Arlauckas. Council agred to sell William M. Lambert, who developed the Crescent Court section of the boro. enough pipe to lay a water main down Chirstopher Road. Boro Attorney Stanley Blair, was asked to submit a review of the boro's tax rights regarding private right of ways.

Council would also like to know what the public. Renamed as Freeholder Corp. Roy Kessler, who Ls stationed in California with the and Collector Amory J. Parmen-tier were put under tenure in their Mrs. Dora Berlin Gives Book Report TOMS RIVER Members of the jobs.

"full confidence in the Democratic candidates all along. They are far more competent." Mr. Curtis hailed the triumph as "proof that the TAM (Thomas DALTON JOHN j. Voters gave Mrs. Bedell tenure rights by 3,246 to 534 and Mr.

County prosecutor, who did not seek nomination in the primaries. Sisterhood of Congregation Bnai Israel heard a review of the book Not up for reelection this year Air Force, was home on furlough. He returned to California yesterday. The Brownie troop had a Halloween party last Wednesday afternoon. Mothers were hostesses.

Harvey King, Philadelphia, spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. A. W. King, Van Sant Avenue.

Mr. and Mrs. Irving Nobles were A. Mathisl machine is washed up for good in Lakewood. We want nothing to do with TAM.

and we proved It again." Mr. Mathis is the GOP county leader and backed "My Mission to Israel," by James G. MacDonald, given by Mrs. Dora Berlin at their meeting Monday were Republican mayor u. kix Yard and John Ewart, Democratic committeeman.

Had Mrs. Martin been elected, the committee con GOP Retains Margin In 3 Ocean Towns TOMS RIVER Of the four municipalities in which party control of the township committee was at stake in Ocean County, the Democrats prevailed in only one Lakewood Township. The margin in Lakewood remains at 4-1. Two Democrats were elected. The GOP retained its 2-1 edge in Dover and Stafford Townships by election of one committee member and In Eagleswood Township, the Democrats lost control as the GOP elected two candidates.

night at the Jewish Comunity Cen ter. developer and adjacent property owners' rights' are. Council asked for the review after questions came up on two subdivision maps submitted at the meeting. Councilman Harvey Bennette Mr. Lane and Mr.

Burdge Mr. Curtis, brother of Mayor William W. Curtis, who did not Parmentier by 3,341 to 512. The treasurer's position had been appointive by the township committee each year and the collector had been subject to election by the voters. A new law provides that certain municipal officials can seek to have the voters authorize them tenure rights after 10 or more years of service.

Assessor Board Vetoed Voters in Lakehurst turned down a proposal to abolish the position of assessor and create a three-member board of assessors. The guests of H. Le Roy Webb, Phil Mrs. Yetta presided and Mrs. Greta Friedman gave the invocation.

A report was given on adelphia, at a dinner Thursday trol would nave passed into the hands of the Democrats for the first time in 14 years. All 10 polling districts gave Mr. Dalton the majority of votes. He also won the majority of service will find out how much additional seek reelection, continued, "our victory is more amazing in view of Mrs. Stephen Millwater was given a surprise birthday party at the Eisenhower landslide, in t.aKe the recent Simchas Torah party.

Mrs. Jean Kassenoff reported on plans for the congregational din Christmas lighting will cost the boro this year and report at a future meeting. wood, it's the calibre of the candi her home Tuesday, Attending were Mr, and Mrs. Lester Boss, Belle dates, not the party label." ner to be held in Lakewood Dec. Meade; Mr.

and Mrs. James Mill 21. Mrs. Josephine Feldman had water. Breton Woods: Mr.

and charge of the gift table and Mrs Mrs. Harold Brooks and daughter, Mary Kassenoff won the special vote was 178 no and 121 yes. award. At the same lime, the voters elec Pine Beach Tops Scout Drive Quota Lakewood Birthdays of Mrs. Gerald Irons and Mrs.

George Garon were celebrated at a recent luncheon of the So and Sew Club at the home of Mrs. O. LaRoy Dickerson, 108 Third Street. Mrs. James H.

Dickerson and sons Refreshments were served by ted Edwin Cranston, a write-in can men's absentee ballots, getting 54 to Mrs. Martin's 15. Mrs. Martin showed strongest In the fifth and sixth districts, whore she lost by 22 and 32 votes, respectively. Mr.

Dalton, the high school head football roach, was making his first bid for political office, as was Mrs. Martin, a housewife. In a contest for the tax collector's position, Carl F. Heagey. Mrs.

Friedman in honor of the Democrats Have Control The victory assured Democrats of control of the committee for at least three more years, provided members finish their terms. The Democrats are completing their third successive year of control. Victories by Mayor Curtis and Mr. Solomon provided the Democratic edge in 1949 when Mr. Burdge.

who served 12 years on the committee, was. defeated. Mayor Curtis and didate, as assessor with 149 votes. coming Bar Mitzvah of her son. TOMS RIVER Pine Beach is The next board meeting will be the eighth community to exceed Lakewood Group its quota in the Ocean County held at the home of Mrs.

Jean Kas senoft on the afternoon of Dec. 1. Carol, and Mr. and Mrs. James Reilly and daughters, Joy, Ruth, Virginia, and Susan.

Judy Mc Kelvey, of Philadelphia General Hospital, spent Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roland Mc Kelvey, Ocean Avenue. Mr. and Mrs.

Oliver Wallace entertained Mr. and Mrs. J. Earl Shedaker, Burlington, over the weekend. Recent guests of Mr.

and Mrs. J. Kdgar Bragger, West End Avenue, were Mr. and Mrs. William Elects; Has Party James and Dale were guests.

Others present were Mrs. Arthur Shue, Mrs. Chester AppleRate, Mrs. George Thom council of Boys Scouts fund-raising drive. The boro collected $148.

according to scout headquarters. George Broome, chairman of the Republican incumbent, defeated I.AKEWOOD Joanne Jensen Mr. Solomon Joined Mr. jonnson Flovd Pepin, a Democrat. The Seliool Need Cited At Island Heights to produce a 3-2 Democratic mar- finai tally was 3.690 votes for Mr Lowe was elected president: Harry Conklin, vice president; as, Mrs.

H. C. Julian, Mrs. William Morris, Mrs. J.

H. Brown, Mrs. Lr-Roy Woodfield, Mrs. Nettie Yjomas and Mrs. Ralph Robertson.

Bin starting in 1950 Heagey and 1.046 votes for Mr. A. PAUL KING Ocean County (Continued from Page 1) nered by Congressman Auchincloss topped the winning ticket. Ike Falls Short Pepin Virginia Clayton, secretary, and Patricia Webster, treasurer of the campaign in Pine Beach, has promised additional funds will be sent in. The total of funds received in the county is $8,531.66.

Practically Tiifkerton Boro Mpfhnriict TntprmpHtntp Vnnth Fpt Michael Giff of Havens, Giff and Kaye Sr I.anghorne Mr. and ilnwshlpi at a supper Sunday nignt ISLAND HEIGHTS Frank Kriney, speaking for the Board of Education, told the Island Heights Taxpayers Association Saturday night that there is a possibility Harry I. Ingle, a Republican, was Havens, injured his foot last week, when a roll of linoleum fell on It at the church. elected to his second term as mayor phila(r hja Ear, 'Kpss, of Tuckerton. Dhii.H.i.

every community in the county is participating. In Ocean Gate and Lakewood the campaigns are just Directed by their leader, Mrs. John Bedell, the members planned at their Monmouth Avenue furniture store. of having to open the basement Mayor Ingle received 469 votes) Mr. Johnson failed last year In his reelection effort, falling short by only 15 votes.

Mr. Johnson, who served three years, was chairman in 1950 and 1951 and looms as the next mayor when the committee organizes for 1953. Excessive Spending Charged The campaign featured GOP charges of excessive spending and that the committee was subsidizing the hotel interests, a charge the Democrats denied. Democrats nreferred to stand on their per being organized. Falling just shy of the 15,000 mark were General Eisenhower and H.

Alexander Smith, who was for a roller skating party Nov. 14 room in the new elementary uen'Hi diinn n. wpiiu, wmu S. Krinev and Miss Harriet Scout officials have been unable Miss Margaret Palmatier, Newark, got 269 votes. Mr.

Webb is district at the Neptune rink. The group, numbering twenty-five, held a to organize the campaign in Laval school as a classroom, and the hiring of a fifth teacher in the event additional students enroll reelected to the U.S. Senate. Gen spent the week.md here with her sister, Mrs. Joseph H.

Johnson, Mon lerk of the board of education. lette and Jackson Township thru Halloween party Saturday, in the Unopposed Republicans reelect- failure to obtain a chairman. mouth Avenue. eral Eisenhower polled 23,497 and Gov. Adlai E.

Stevenson received 8.659 votes, high on the Democratic during the term. Mr. Kriney. with big complimentary votes school board member, said that Kriney, Plainficld, were guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Kriney, Ocean Avenue. Second I.t. Russell Dougherty, who was stationed at Dover Air Force base, has been transferred to Mitchel Field. L. I.

Mr. and Mrs. Howard Siddons, Local residents are reminded of were Alfred J. Scclfo and Henry Toms River this is because of the large in tlrkcf. Senator Smith garnered votes to trim Archibald Alex Johnson for council and Thelnia new recreation room at the church, with prizes for costumes and games.

Mrs. Benjamin Cox and Harry H. Conklin were in charge of decorations: Mrs. Leon R. McKelvey contributed the re crease in population here and the Mr.

and Mrs. Adolph. Ernst spent large enrolment. ander, who received 8.273. formances and urged voters to keep Lakewood independent of the rountv GOP machine.

the card party Nov. 18. at the Hotel Clarondon, Madison Avenue, for the benefit of the Paul Kimball Hospital, sponsored by the Paul Kimball Hospital Auxiliary. Mrs. Thomas Tiernnn Seaman for collector.

Jaekson Township Saturday and Sunday in Jersey Shore, The group, meeting at the boro Every Ocean County district and where they attended the 50th visited Peddie School, Hights- freshments, and chaperones were hall, also discussed the Garden Jackson Township voters re wedding anniversary celebration of The previous high vote was the 1948 Presidential poll of 3,978, elected Committeeman C. Bert Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Reltmeyer. Mrs Mrs.

Bedell, the Rev. Malcolm L. Willitts, pastor, and Mrs. Willitts. while the highest percentage was Matthews and Assessor Ralph G.

town, Saturday. Their son, David, returned home with them for the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Irving Nobles the military men approved ine Garden State Parkway financing proposal and the bond issue for state institutions.

The parkway question carried, 27,585 to 4.593, Reltmeyer is the former Mary Ernst State Parkway financing proposal which appeared on the general election ballot yesterday. Cheston Keyser presided. ls chairman of tickets. A thanksgiving turkey ls to be the door prize. Mrs.

Samuel Diamond Is president of the local auxiliary unit. White over Democratic opposition. of Toms River, the 84 percent recorded in 1944, ac-rnrdlne to Township Clerk Stanley Escape In jury in Crash Mr. Matthews polled 9U9 votes 372 in the east district and 537 in Judy McGuire, daughter of Mr. and spent Saturday evening with Mr.

E. Brower. The registration this and the lnsiliuuons mraauie LAKEWOOD Marie Laird, 734 Mrs. Walter McGuire, Bay Avenue and Mrs. John Howard, Pleasant the west district to defeat John S.

vear was 6.033. snnrnved. 20.511 to Z.4. ine Ul Main Avenue, Bay Head, and Theo Mr. Brower, an tipposed Repub Smatuski.

who received 615 vote for the parkway was 227 to Plains. Other guests were Mr. and Mrs. Edward Tilke, Hyattsville. dore Weishaupt, River Edge, and celebrated her eighth birthday with a party Saturday afternoon.

Guests were Dina Robinson, Catherine Duis, lican, topped the ticket In township, getting 3,447 votes to be votes, including 311 in the east and 304 in the west. Lakehurst Mr. and Mrs. Morris Applegate, Toms River, visited their son nd daughter-in-law, Mrs. Wharton Ap-plepjate, Elm Street, Sunday.

76, and the institutions Dona issue 277 to 28. and Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Forked River The Presbyterian Sunday School recorded its largest attendance this past Sunday and saw the formation of a new class, an adult Bible study iour cnnciren in his car escaped injury yesterday in a two-car seri. Andrea Applegate, Susan Crisfield, Nobles, River Bank.

Mr. White received 1.059 votes reelected. After he completes five dent at Ocean Avnue and tjm Micky McGuire, Charles and Jack nia nlnns to study the rise Mr. and Mrs. Wentworth Dobler, vears of service, Mr.

Brower will 3H9 in the cast and 670 in the of Christianity and the growth of west to vanquish Joseph Nappi, Millvllle, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Howard S. Siddons, Central automatically be placed under tenure. He is finishing his third Mrs.

Margaret Miehl, Hammonton who gathered 537 votes, including was guest of honor at a reception on Mills Road, police reported. Both cars were wrecked and were towed from the scene. She was charged with careless driving and he was given a summons for failing to stop at a stop street. Brooks and Mrs, Marcus Mathews were also guests. The children played games and refreshments were served.

Mr. and Mrs. L. Roy Goble and Miss Hope Fischer spent Sunday after the Christian Churcn. ine ms meeting was devoted to study of the Feast of the Pentecost which marks the founding of the church 297 in the east and 240 in the west district.

group for men and women. Because of lack of space in the already crowded church, the group will meet each Sunday at 9:45 year. Stafford Township her 75th birthday Sunday. Attending were Mr. and Mrs.

Roy Miller, Mr. and Mrs. August Miller and daughter, Lavallette Boro Stafford Township voters elected and the gift of the noiy unost. A.M. in the home of Ralph K.

Turp Milton R. Cranmer, a Republican George Cooper, a Democrat, was noon with Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Sharon, Mr. and Mrs.

Edward Miller and Mr. and Mrs. Cleason Septor. Mrs. Avenue.

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas De Vassie have returned from a three-week visit with relatives in Ohio and Lockport, N.Y. Patty Deacon has been visiting Ma, A. Robert King and Mrs.

King. Mrs. Frank Deacon has returned from Paul Kimball Hospital with her infant son. to the township committee over Allen in Engllshtown. defeated for the second straight year in his bid for Lavalette Boro Hubert Bell, a Democrat.

Mr Miehl is the former Miss Margaret Franklin Applegate, Sampson Air Cranmer received 433 votes. Mr Council. Mr. Cooper polled 230 votes while Walther Wichmann Bell tallied 397 votes. The post Base, Geneva, N.Y., spent the weekend with his mother, Mrs.

Florence Applegate, Cedar Grove. tion was left vacant by Mayor and Councilman Joseph I. De Vaul polled 332 and 314 votes, respec Miller and ls the oldest of 11 children. Charles Tilton, who recently re. turned from Korea, has left for his new assignment in Alabama.

The Three Buck Deer Club met Sunday at the Civic Club with 21 Russell Horner. A Republican, who Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Dugan, Rob- Ocean County General Election Returns Tuesday, November 4, 1 9 5 2 did not seek reelection. Victory bins Parkway, had as weekend guests tively.

Councilman Charles P. Speaker was not a candidate. Mr. hv Mr. Bell would have given the Mrs.

DuRan's brother, Dennis Carroll Driver in Crash Fined TOMS RIVER William C. Ap-plcgate, Bay Avenue, who was in Democrats a 2-1 edge on the com Wichmann and Councilman De present. Edward White presided. and a friend of Perth Amboy. mittee.

W. Russell Spraguc, COP Vaul are Republicans. Mayor Ar Joseph Bittay accompanied Cub Mr. and Mrs. Edgar D.

Millard have thur Chandler, a Republican, got volved in an auto accident on Cedar Grove Road, Oct. 25, was fined $10 returned from a wedding trip thru Scouts to Princeton Saturday where collector, was unopposed. Island Heights Horo 426 votes to be reelected without they saw a football game. the Boutn ana are residing at 702 1 and had his license revoked for six months by Dover Township Magis Main Street. Republicans elected two boro opposition.

Kapleswood Township. The Rev. Donald T. Phillips of rouncilmen In Island Heights over trate Ben Novlns last night. Apple- F.agleswnod Township elected gate was charged with careless driving by Patrolman Edwin the Toms River Methodist Church and Chaplain Claude Snedeker of Camp Kilmer left Thursday for Bay wo Republicans to the township P'WAY II INST.

PRE8I- V. 8. RETRE- FREE- BOND BOND DENT SEN. SENT. HOLDER ELECTION tt DISTRICTS 7 (Incompleti) a (J 5 5 2 3 City, on a 10-day evangelistic mission of the Methodist Church.

The committee to give the GOP control of the committee for the first time in six years. it- e. i ii Rev. Mr. Phillips ls conducting evangelistic services and visitation each Walter M.

Dodd received 186 votes to turn back John R. Smythe, night at the Woodside Methodist Democratic opposition. Councilman Robert Dtilk received 319 votes and his running mate, Arthur R. King, polled 277 votes to win. Defeated were Norman Muller, 181 votes, and Van Zandt Shippy.

143 votes. Mr. Shlp-py had served on council as Republican. Assessor Francis W. Kriney.

Re- fiublican, was reelected with a arge complimentary vote. He was unopposed. Mantoloking Boro In a write-in contest. Van R. II.

Church in Bay City. Democrat, who polled 130 votes, for the three-year term. ship vote of 420. The municipality has 500 voters. Mr.

Wright has served five years on the committee. Emma E. Cameron, Republican, who was unopposed, received 335 votes to be reelected. Barnegat Light George Histand was elected Mr. and Mrs.

Fred Truex enter James N. Rutter. making his tained at a family dinner party Sat first hid for public office, collec urday evening at their Silver Bay Birnegit Light Boro Bay Head Boro Bench Haven Boro Beachwood Boro ted 221 votes to defeat George home In celebration of Mr. Truex's William Smith, who received 112 birthday. Table decorations consisted votes, for the one-year unexpired term.

of chrysanthemums and candle Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Harry Truex and Mrs. Owen Truex, Point Both Mr. Smythe and Mr.

Smith Greene was reelected mayor of mayor of Barnegat Light, polling 75 votes as a write-In candidate to defeat Councilman Paul Kaetzel, a Republican. Mr. Kaetzel, who polled 71 votes, said last night he ls undetermined whether he will file for a recount of the votes. are incumbents. Mantoloking.

garnering 35 votes to seven for Robert Horning. Both When the committee organizes Pleasant; Mrs. Blanche VanNote, Os-bornville and William Truex, Silver-ton. Mr. and Mrs.

George Copestake, are Rerjubllcans. There were no next year, the GOP will have a 2-1 edge. candidates' names on the ballot for Collector Watson L. Pharo, un municipal office. Trenton, spent Saturday with their Mr.

Histand is a summer resident of Barnegat Light. He operates a Berkeley Twp Flrat Dlitrlct Second District Third District Brick Twp First District Second District Third Dutrlct Fourth District Filth District Dover Twp First District Second District Third District Fourth District Fifth District Sixth District Seventh District Eighth District Caglcswood Twp. Harvey Cedars Boro Island Beach Boro Island Heights Boro Jackson East West opposed Republican, polled 271 votes to be reelected. daughter, Mrs. C.

J. Gravatt. tvenncm eei, rnnaaeipnia, was Reelected to council, also on a write-in, were George Hetfield and Cornelius C. Boocock with 33 and 32 votes, respectively. They were garage in Mantua in South Jersey, Mayor John Hcitzenroder, a Republican, did not seek reelection.

Manchester Township here with his parents, Mr. and Mrs Max Leet, for the weekend. narry vvrigni was reelected to The vote was rescribed by Clerk Warren Mason as heavy with 153 not opposed. Dover Township the Manchester Township Committee, polling 245 votes to repulse I INTERNAL i Sanitary Protection A Monthly unitary protection II Dworn internally no belts, no LJ pint no odor. 3 ailea: reflu- ft lar, suptr and Junior.

jBoxof 10 39cj of the 171 registered voters casting Joseph Takacs. the Democratic The Democrats lost their bid ballots. aspirant, who garnered 156 votes. to gain control of the Dover Committee yesterday as Republican Mrs. Joseph Hann accompanied her sister, Mrs.

Marguerite Landry, Island Heights, to Monmouth Memorial Hospital, Long Branch, Saturday to visit the latter's daughter who ls a patient there. Mrs. Dorothy Palmer spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick hadwlck in Barnegat.

F.lected to council on the GOP ticket were David Hansen, and The contest between Mr. Wright, mayor and president of the board John J. Dalton defeated Mrs. Elea- Richard A. Myers, both unopposed nore Martin, Democrat candidate.

of education, and Mr. Takacs, former committee chairman and one- They rc-teived large complimentary by a count of 2,813 to 1,673. votes. time assessor and countv Dem One seat on the three-man com mittee was at stake. It was that ocratic chairman, perhaps was theiBay Head Boro Lacey Twp.

Lakehurst Boro Lakewood First District Second District Third District Fourth District Filth District Sixth District Seventh District Eighth District Ninth District Tenth District Lavallette Boro of Robert A. Lederer, Ocean main reason for the record town the two Republicans swept 101 1 tS 11 105 47 lot 39 115 39 133 31 31 76 310 7 433 73 40 4 415 74 398 77 425 75 419 47 479 137 466 108 493 83 533 73 558 114 514 78 651 135 619 140 643 115 617 145 107 4 110 3 101 76 117 48 117 40 135 33 4 10 88 433 65 5.18 110 546 115 573 85 563 85 77 3 75 4 78 37 79 37 79 37 78 36 346 73 397 65 404 78 388 81 405 68 387 63 555 106 555 81 637 161 639 151 643 1.15 644 133 334 68 335 45 4f0 101 448 100 457 80 446 86 380 78 355 46 408 98 408 98 408 9 4 410 93 311 69 309 46 437 78 403 79 416 63 411 63 436 87 415 43 417 118 433 143 440 133 432 138 470 61 440 69 4A8 106 473 115 486 95 457 108 738 66 677 88 719 161 697 164 736 134 698 151 305 75 290 67 349 133 349 114 350 189 .137 117 319 76 305 63 379 185 377 167 386 154 375 16B 513 113 527 93 439 309 417 301 443 277 435 285 376 83 373 64 181 153 364 143 383 133 370 150 158 33 170 8 156 51 155 49 158 44 148 55 305 46 190 49 350 86 343 85 353 71 353 7 85 11 94 8 94 37 94 35 93 36 93 34 11 0 9 3 14 3 13 3 10 4 13 4 301 80 347 46 408 79 395 74 397 69 375 77 331 113 383 68 411 379 405 373 437 315 410 347 408 139 451 93 631 347 613 235 833 311 639 210 405 73 401 61 491 105 486 98 487 89 499 77 363 48 361 33 301 170 369 183 324 133 301 139 167 18 183 33 181 165 179 153 184 147 176 139 331 77 360 40 376 350 354 347 388 395 366 291 154 25 153 18 92 246 95 234 100 324 93 211 460 86 493 55 361 413 326 410 346 377 330 343 321 60 346 37 355 157 341 154 351 140 323 148 347 57 363 43 268 175 267 163 274 146 245 153 311 31 320 35 360 215 263 168 289 1.15 289 114 385 65 318 33 396 191 378 188 399 159 390 152 274 56 306 32 341 180 331 167 335 149 314 145 315 78 320 47 389 318 363 309 401 177 383 177 364 41 .161 36 406 113 385 109 396 95 397 99 108 30 105 14 114 4.1 127 41 110 33 139 30 111 10 110 8 139 28 141 22 144 30 148 18 48 130 490 88 117 156 600 145 613 128 824 120 348 48 365 39 373 143 1C3 123 371 107 296 84 80 23 83 13 105 13 100 14 104 13 100 14 178 60 197 30 245 58 336 59 340 53 337 53 387 50 315 34 355 53 354 39 381 31 371 30 333 66 245 44 329 59 322 56 329 44 327 36 161 98 215 46 311 106 302 97 313 80 313 83 176 12 194 51 397 115 382 114 293 96 394 94 380 119 382 70 496 119 468 139 496 10.1 479 105 184 88 408 45 511 98 503 108 520 86 611 85 253 89 397 3 7 377 91 360 88 373 75 .161 75 371 93 413 49 478 140 474 1.13 484 133 474 113 416 80 425 40 514 119 505 111 515 93 496 87 307 53 327 33 294 62 292 56 299 45 390 19 537 114 587 64 680 153 657 164 680 134 647 128 503 56 472 64 547 214 534 185 856 160 520 19 463 64 470 53 519 173 499 163 531 136 503 138 233 41 316 31 374 70 363 61 373 68 388 4 100 18 103 15 124 71 132 63 132 49 132 39 359 47 319 49 313 145 396 135 306 131 336 107 313 33 189 35 193 187 190 182 194 171 307 160 157 57 164 10 303 67 197 63 305 58 308 45 270 37 37.1 33 333 103 317 95 337 84 3.18 74 198 38 305 17 334 94 334 86 233 71 334 61 193 35 180 33 256 54 248 63 251 33 270 39 214 29 197 37 371 85 353 73 369 57 373 45 227 78 377 38 377 76 364 79 274 69 361 64 S7585 4593 20511 3874 23497 8659 33769 8373 33620 7238 313537 8061 Democrats Win at Lakewood council positions in Bay Head as all but 34 of the boro's 531 voters went to the polls. Councilman Ralph Pellerito, 382 votes, and William M. Robertson, 272 votes defeated Councilman Alfred Little Egg Harbor Twp. First-.

Second District Long Beach Twp. Manchester Twp. Mantoloking Boro Uohnson, a Democrat, who re-Iceived 248 votes. This means all Ocean Twp. jsix council members will be on 'the Republican side when the gov- lerning body organizes parly next Ocean Gate Boro Pine Beach Boro Plumsted First District Second District jyear.

So is Mayor J. Dugald White Lakehurst Boro Edwin Cranston was elected as- Point Pleasant First District 8oond District Third District Fourth District i sessor in Lakehurst in a contest between two write-in candidates. Mr. Cranston polled 149 votes and Julius Malak received 77 votes, Point Pleasant Beach First 8econd District Third District Seaside Heights Boro Seaside Park Boro Ship Bottom Boro The office had been vacant. Voters at the same time turned down a proposal to switch from an assessor to a board of assessors The vote was 178 "no" and 121 "yes." South Toms River Boro Stafford Twp.

First Dlstrlet Second District Surf City Boro Tuckerton Boro Flrat District Second District Union Twp First District Second District Military Total Elected to council without oppo sition were William tacco, 317 votes, and George Schultze, 290 votes, both GOP candidates. The vote was heavy with 473 of I VICTOR JOHNSON RALPH SOLOMON the 547 voters going to the polls..