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WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. was not one which could be re- took up an overnight vigil at The President had made a House he was notified his fa- (AP) — Joseph P. Kennedy, lieved by an operation and they the hospital along with his one-day stopover in Palm ther had been taken from his father of the President, is in awaited developments. The lo- young cousin, Ann Gargan of Beach, ill himself with a cold oceanlront home in Palm Beach serious condition with a blood cation of the blood clot—inside Boston. She had been golfing and earache which developed to the hospital, about 10 miles clot on the brain and partial Ihe cranial area—was such that with her uncle when he was on his rugged week-end Latin away; paralysis. President Kennedy It could not be relieved by stricken, American trip. 'Adhiitted at 2 p.m. to the flew here to be near his fa- surgery, they said. The former ambassador who Iii sports attire — navy blue 250-bed, white tile Catholic hos- ther, a former ambassador to White House Press Secretary made his first of many mil- shorts and a beige sweater— pital he had generously sup- Britain. Pierre Salinger said Joseph lions before he was 35—had the father watched his son de- ported financially and served Stricken yesterday after play- Kennedy had recognized the come to the West Palm Beach part and then went to the golf as a former trustee, the elder ing six holes of golf, the 73- President, Mrs. Jacqueline airport early yesterday morn- course. Kennedy was considered in year-old Kennedy recognized Kennedy, and Attorney Gen. ing to see his President-son off A few hours after Kennedy critical condition. members of his family late last Robert F. Kennedy when he to Washington. got back to work at the White (See KENNEDY, Pago 2) night but was unable to speak. regained consciousness late last Doctors said it would be 24 night, but that he was unable to 48 hours before they know to speak to them. more about the elder Ken? The inability to speak, Sal- nedy's chances. That would be inger said, was the result of sometime tonight or Thursday. the stroke which the Presi- JOSEPH P. KENNEDY rides with hit ion, President Kennedy, and Mn. Kennedy, at Members of the family, in- dent's father suffered during a Palm Beach, Fla., upon their return from their South American trip Dec. 18. On Dec. cluding the President and his. round of golf at the Palm 19 the elder Kennedy suffered a stroke and wai rushed to St. Mary's Hospital in wife, gathered last night at St. Beach Country Club. There was Mary's Hospital and prayed in some paralysis, Salinger added. We»t Palm Beach. IAP Wirephoto) its small white chapel building President Kennedy, who had while four doctors hovered made an emergency jet plane over the head of the close-knit dash to Palm Beach to his fa- Kennedy clan. ther's bedside, left the hospital Condition Unchanged wearily with his wife, Jacque- Leaders to Meet Dr. William T. Foley, an in- line, just before midnight. They ternationally known specialist went to the oceanfront home of in blood clots, arrived shortly Col. and Mrs. Capton Michael before midnight and examined Paul, which was loaned to them Say Kennedy, Macmillan Talks to Go On the President's father, report- for the Christmas holidays. Ing his condition unchanged. The President's younger WASHINGTON (AP) - A high Kennedy hurried to Palm were to begin tomorrow in Be administration source said today Beach last night to be by hi: muda. The doctors earlier had de- brother, Edward F. (Ted) Ken- nedy, who flew in with Feley, President Kennedy will go father, Joseph P. Kennedy, wn< The high-ranking informan cided that Kennedy's condition ' through with his long-planned suffered a stroke. said Kennedy had decided to sei meeting v with Britain's Prime His father's serious illness ma; Macmillan but might, ask the Minister Harold Macmillan, eith-j force changes in the President"; prime minister to come to Palm McClintock Rapped cr at the appointed Bermuda site schedule for two days o* inti- Beach so Kennedy could remain or at Palm Beach, Fla. mate talks with Macmillan thai near his father. The Atlantic is land is about two hours away by jetliner. Bowen Ouster Keansburg Apartments Macmillan was due to arrive i / «MWMM,M^^^M,^— — Mi—m-~ < I •Him II» Bermuda this morning. White House Press Secretary Pierre Salinger said last night Reach Agreement hat the original schedule stil! Move Denied Stands "at present," that Ken- LONG BRANCH — Reports large Edgar N. Dinkelspiel, the CONCERT PIANIST — Vivian Florian, who wai a pupil of Pad«r«wiki, and now liv«t nedy has been in touch with th a move afoot in City Council six assailed Mayor Thomas L. in a trailer with no piano, practical at the home of Mr. Henri Aymoniar, Little Silver British ambassador in Washing- fire City Manager Richard McClintock for a public state ton, and that a final decision wi Bowen were vigorously deni ment Sunday giving recognition Point Rd. Mrs. Aymonier hat made the artist welcom* at her piano, and it attempt, On Beachway Plan be made this morning. last night by six of the ni. to the reports, and also rapped ing to arrange concerts and pupils for her. Councilmen Milton Untermeyer Brief President councilmen after a three-hoi KEANSBURG—Borough Coup- that '/the (50,000 land assessment and Lucy Wilson for similar com- can't be unfair because the fig' Top foreign policy aides, prob caucus. cil, in ."executive session last ments. ure, determined by the assessor, bly including Secretary of State In a prepared statement re, Pupil of Paderewski „ night, hammered out a.tentative Only Mr. Untermeyer was ab- was. confirmed at almost the Dean Rusk and- East-West af- o reporters by Councilman-ai verbal agreement with Harry sent from the closed-door caucus same amount by Realty Apprais- fairs adviser Charles E. Bohlen, Pivnick, Newark builder, for a held at the homo of Councilman al Co.," the firm which ha were expected to fly from Wash go-ahead on the disputed $350,- Carlton Van Brunt, on Branch- handled the local revaluation ington to Palm Bjeach during th Manslaughter 000 Beachway apartment proj- port Ave. The meeting was Pianist Has No Piano project. day to brief the President in ad- ect. shifted from City Hall so that He also stated again that "the ance of the meeting regardles By JANE MORROW She has a burning desire to play piano and organ department Mr. Pivnick attempted to gain Mr. Van Brunt, currently re- $15,000 selling price (by the bor- of where it takes place. Anothe Conviction again. said. "When she plays, crowds tax concessions from the borough cuperating from a heart attack, EATONTOWN — A concert —but the goveminj body took a ough) was much too low." foreign affairs adviser, Me- pianist who was a pupil of For months she could practice gather. People can hardly be- could participate. only because the music depart- firm stand that, as Mayor Louis George Bundy, special assistan Paderewski. and a Grand Prix lieve their ears." Estimated Cost For Weiner Apprised of the majority's ment at Bamberger's Monmouth T. Collichio put it, "Nobody gets to the President, accompanied winner at the Paris Conserva- Played Aboard Although the proposal has been Kennedy to Florida last night. CAMDEN (AP) - Dr. Alben statement, Mr. Bowen, who ac- store permitted her to come and concessions—everybody is treated termed an $80,000 project to date cepted the $13,000 a year job tory of Music, is living in a The young artist has played The original schedule called . Weiner, an osteopathic physi play one of their pianos. •like." t developed last night that the Sept. 1 and last week moved his trailer at Van's Trailer Court concert tourj in India ind Eu- for a Kennedy stay in Bermuda Ian specializing in psychiatry She has been made very wel- •Completely Unfair* $80,000 figure is the estimated wife and five children into a here with no piano, and no con- rope. But in this country she Is if 30 hours. 'as found guilty last night o: come at Bamberger's. cost on only one of the four newly-purchased home, said he certs scheduled. virtually unknown, and therein Mr. Pivnick continued to com- Under the plan, Kennedy was manslaughter for the deaths o "Her talent is fantastic," Jo- apartment units which Mr. Piv- was "pleased the matter appears lies her problem. plain that smce he bought the to arrive at Bermuda at 11 a.m 2 patients. He was acquitted o Her name is Vivian Florian. seph Grlesman, manager of the nick plans to construct. to have been settled by the coun- Mrs. George Eichler of Deal, land for $15,000, it was "com- omorrow, lunch with Macmillan criminal responsibility in th< pletely unfair" for the borough Mr. Collichio said that on final leaths of three others. cil." who has befriended the pianist, it Bermuda's government house has tried hard to find her an to assess it at $50,000. completion, the valuation would A jury returned its verdici ind spend the afternoon in talks Buckle Down agent. But agents are reluctant "If you're going to do that on run "probably over $350,000." ihortly before midnight, after II The two leaders were sched- The city manager said he Lincroft Man Killed to handle an unknown. Impresario the land," he declared, "how However, Mr. Pivnick has olid hours of deliberation, a, uled to confer through Friday hoped "we can now all buckle Sol Hurok, has promised her an hard are you going to hit me agreed to build only one unit "at udge Edward V. Martino wai with a short break for lunch. down to the Important job audition—In 1961 when the buildings are up?" a time" and would not give any This will be the fourth Kenne- ireparing to have the panel sen ahead." target date last night for over- The concerts he supplies are The mayor replied: ly-Macmillan meeting since Ken- i a hotel. Mayor McClintock and Mrs. In Fall 21 Stories all project completion. booked until then. "You will be assessed fairly, ledy entered the White House. It ended dramatically a tria Wilson left the session at the Van NEW YORK-Bruce Tatum, 27, Pin American building on 45th St. He conceded that he made a hat began 58 days ago in Camde Vivian Florian displays the that is all we can tell you." Aides say that whatever dis Brunt home before it broke up of 40 Riverbrook Ave., Lincroft, Mr. Tatum, a structural steel typical artist's lack of business (See KEANSBURG, Page 2) ounty Court and included th The mayor also pointed out ;ussion agenda might be pre fter refusing to sign the state- worker, lost his balance on the sense. She seems totally in the stimony of nearly 200 wit yesterday fell 21 floors to his jared for Kennedy and Macmil- ment released by Councilman 31st floor, police said, and plunged dark as to how to proceed to get esses. death while working at the new an, they doubtless will range Dinkelspiel. to a 10th floor setback. engagements, Many were former patient: freely over what is on their The mayor said later he had She is now, off stage, Mrs. /ho testified they saw driei He was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Opinions Presented minds. held off commenting publicly for Lawrence H. Tatum of Bayville. Brian Thomas, and the devoted lood on infusion tubing in Wei four days but spoke out after Sewer Plan mother of two handsome chil- Secrecy Blanket er's office. Nearly a score of th Mr. Talum was employed by the >riginal reports of the reports dren, Candy, 6, and Richard, 2. While U.S. authorities kept a /itnesses were medical experts American Bridge Co., a subsidi- lublished in newspapers were Tie is also an immaculate house- ;ecrecy blanket on what specific :ecords of the case filled som ary of U.S. Steel. On Apartment Plan iot denied by the three council- Grant To keeper, as a visit to her trailer ssues are likely to come up, it ,500 pages. men said to have been organizing Surviving are his wife, Mrs. FAIR HAVEN — The Plannin of apartment construction here vas apparent that the Berlin cri- shows. Serum Hepatitis the ouster. Patricia D. Hoffmeister Tatum; Board has passed back, with rec- must be visualized in terms of s and dealings with the Soviets a son, Clinton L. Tatum; a She speaks wifely admiration The state went beyond the Ian The three were Mr. Van Brunt, Keansburg ommendations, to the Zoninj urbanization. ;enerally would be prime topics. daughter. Kim Tatum, both at of husband, an Australian whom uage of the 15 count indictmen Deputy Mayor Samuel Marks, Board of Adjustment the plan; He said that while there would The United States and Britain MATAWAN — Taxpayers here home; three brothers, Lawrence she met in India and married h spoke only of hepatitis, a and Councilman Vincent G. for a luxury apartment house oi be a need for apartment build- must decide how they wish to can breathe a little easier to- L. Tatum of New Shrewsbury, in Canada. ver disease, to prove that th ionca. Tyson Dr. ings locally, they should be close- probe the Russians for possible day. Leonard F. Tatum of Belford, Inventor eaths were caused by serum The gist of the story as sub- ly regulated. legotlating points. The American and Ronald H. Tatum of Bay- He Is an inventor, she sayj Ira and Anita Crouse of Tyso; cpatitis. iequently developed, was that the The U.S. Public Health Service He said that a luxury building ville; two sisters, Mrs. R. Eivh. o just now is looking for a Dr. have applied to the zoninj ind British ambassadors in Mos- Prosecutor Norman Heine sai> hree, with Councilman Walton anounced this morning that the today could easily deteriorate Mundy of New Market, and Mrs.iob and also for capital with unit for a variance which wouk :ow are awaiting Instructions on e did this to show the deaths isher, were dissatisifed with borough will be given a $114,333 permit the construction of a five within the next 10 years. enewing talks at the Soviet For- rere attributable to Weiner's use grant for its sewer extension proj- J. Pctruziello of Arbor. which to exploit his inventions. personnel policies of the city The family is now living on un- ftory apartment house on the (See FAIR HAVEN Page 2) eign Ministry. (See WEINER Page 2) manager and decided to seek his ect. The funeral will be Saturday at Navesink River's edge. mployment compensation, she removal. The announcement was con- 2 p.m. in the William S. Ander- The zoning board requested th< son Funeral Home, Red Bank. ays. They reportedly asked Dr. Al- firmed by Sen. Harrison A. Wil- planners' opinion of the applica Rev. Dr. Charles S. Webster, Among those who have heard exander Vineburg, a councilman- liams. D-NJ. tion. pastor Of the ^ed Bank Presby- his pianist perform arc Mrs. Eye Borough Hall Plan at-Iarge, to join them. While Dr The sewer plant project, on Eleanor Roosevelt, and Gen. and t Last night, the Planning Board terian Church, will officiate. Bur- (See BOWEN, Page 2) which the grant is based, will •greed that to grant a use vari ial will be in Fair View Ceme- firs. Elsenhower, all of whom cost an estimated $505,000 over- •nee for the project would b tery. (See PIANIST, Page 2) Study Committee Is Named by Mayor Bly all, with plant construction esti- detrimental to the public gooi mated at (382,112. and impair the intent and pur- SHREWSBURY - Faced with has received an extension of its The borough will also install pose of the borough's zone plan the possible loss of the borough's lease on the library until the end Index new sewer mains, to cover about and ordinance. public library quarters and the of February. The library is PAGE Winter Due Tonight need for a single structure to 90 per cent of the municipality, The board's formal action de- housed in the basement of the Amusements 14 clared that approval of the proj- house all municipal offices, May- at an estimated cost of $680,000 Girl Scout headquarters on Broad Births 2 ect—if granted—should come in or James W. Bly last nigh It's Official After 9:20 P.M. St. Hal Boyle 6 The plant will have a capacity the form of an amendment to the named a three-member fact find- At the Nov. 8 meeting, council Bridge 1& of 800.000 gallons per day. roning ordinance. ing committee to study sites for LONG BRANCH — Winter be- snowfall this month, but last year declared the existing conditions Classified -22 The borough was ordered by Apartments are prohibited in i new municipal building. gins today at 9; 20 p.m but a at this time 16.4 Inches had fall- in the present library "deplor- Comics :> M the state last year to cease pol- the present zoning ordinance. repetition of last year's blizzards en on this area. The normal for Councilwoman Mrs. Ann Jack able," and moved to find new Crossword'Puzzle 23 lution of Matawan Creek and the is not expected. December. Mr. Martin said is But the planners will sugges son said the borough is in "dire quarters within 60 days. bay by sewer system improve- Borough Council authorize a Editorials ?. • The icicle season starts as the 5.2 inches. straits as far as (he need for a Mr. Vanbrunt last night said ment sf board study of apartment zon Herblock « sun dips to its lowest point in the Some may take consolation in municipal building is concerned thai electrical wiring in the Ing. The recommendation is not ilty Kelly 18 south and reverses Its course the fact that the Farmer's Al- Mrs. Jackson and Councilmen building which had been thought related specifically to the current rtovle Timetable 14 northward toward the equator.,. manac predicts the season will bo John W. VanBrunt and Francis J to be defective had been checked bltuarlcs 2 Name Chairman nearer normal than last winter. application, nor does it imply Bolduc were named to the fact If the average temperatures ol and found to be adequate. ylvia Porter 8 TRENTON (AP) — Mrs. Sido That could mean a total snowfall a favorable or unfavorable view finding committee. October and November are any by the board membership of mul Mrs. Jackson said a committee Radio-Television 14 L. Ridolfi of Trenton was named of 20 inches here between today Last week the Board of Educa indication, the odds are against tiple dwelling construction, it was has inspected 12 to 15 buildings Social 18, 19 chairman of the Inaugural Ball and March 20, the spring equinox. tion turned down a borough re- as possible sites for a new li- a repeat of last year's frigid brought out. George Sokolsky • committee for Gov.—elect Rich- ;rip. Temperatures for the two The variablo (actor is the jet quest for permission to convert brary, but none has proved ade- ..20, 21 Dr. Charles Moellcr, a board ports ard J. Hughes yesterday. months ran about two degrees stream wind. If the stream's the school auditorium into a com- quate. The borough pays $65 a ;tock Market 3 westerly winds stay along a member, declared during the Robert J. Burkhardt, co-ordina- higher than normal, according to bination school and public li month rent at its present loca- iuccessful Investing 3 northern course near tha U.S.- discussion last night that if the tor of Hughes' InauEuration ac- William D. Martin, U.S. weather rary on the grounds the audi tion. Canadian border, then we will board "ever had a problem in tivities, made the announcement. observer here. The average for lorium is an essential part of the Debt Limit Public Notice have a mild winter. It's when planning, this is it." Mrs. Ridolfi is the wife of theOctober is 58 degrees, and No- educational program. Councilman John W. Van Brunt My books are complete and will they turn southward that the cold Dr. Moeller said the problem Democratic state senator from vember, 57 degrees. Mr. Bolduc last night charged said one reason the borough has open for inspection on Decem- blasts come. Mercer County. Home Made Saosage board President Frederic Mes- Mr. Messina had denied a sim- not been able to make long-range :r 28, 1961 from 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Last year winter brought a Country fresh sausage, links or sina gave a "negative" introduc- "<"• char8e by Mr. Bolduc last plans for a new library is be- John W. Carton, Jr. The ball will be held from 9 otal of 45.9 inches of snow in 15,000 Christmas Trees talk. Nelson's, 603 .River Road, ion to the board of the bor- cause the debt limit has been Tax Assessor p. m. to 1 a. m. Jan. 16 in the this area, Mr. Martin said yes- Your choice, $1. Huhn's, F St.. Fairi.Haven-Adv. ' iugh'3 request. Mrs. Jackson said the borough (See SHREWSBURY^ Page 2) -Adv. Trenton Armory. terday. We have had one light Belmar.—Adv, •\ I 3—Wed, Dec«ni>ei 20,1561 RED BANK REGISTER Weaker Bowen Fair Haven G. Harold Nevius New jferaay—Parity cloudy aad Rumson-Fair Haven gradually turning coMtr « (Continued) OBITUARIES and tonight with chance of a Vlneburg reportedly- made He «i*o related tte claim that Dies in Florida snow flurries In northwest coon-'--commitmen- . i t o—n wher.—...-e b—e wonW apartment*, necessarily reduce ST. PETERSBURG BEACHC . ties. Thursday mostly fair and f^J^ *«**!«'••?••.* taxes. FIc, — G. Harold Nevfui, of MR* THOMAS VAN SCHOICK to Inform Mr. Bowen ot the Philip J. Bowers, another mem MRS. WItHEMINA KARNEY Regional Unit Sets seasonably cold. High today in 3855 Belle Vista Dr., died yes- MIDDLETOWN—Mrs. Amelia the -30s in the movement, ber, challenged Dr, Moetler' RED BANK — Mrs. Wilhemina terday in Mound Parks Hospital, Karney, 80, of 340 Shrewsbury M. Van Schoidc, 67, o# Van northwest t o Mr. Bowen has refused t views. St. Petersburg. He claimed that apartment Ave., died yesterday in Bayview Schoick Rd. died yesterday la the the 40s along comment on any of the report! home of her daughter, Mrs. Dr. Vineburg, and the four other taxes represent a substantial Nursing Home, Atlantic High- Budget at $703,853 the shore. Low lands. Esther Tooke. Red Hill Rd. tonight in the councllmen tied to the reports profit, to a municipality. He said RUMSON — The"Rumson-Fair through taxes and the res that over the past 10 years the She was born in Danville, Va-i Mrs. Van Schoick was born 20s. High categorically denied there was in Mabwab, daughter of the late Haven Regional Board of Educa- through state building aid. Thursday aboub t any truth to them when que garden apartments he operates and formerly lived in Navesink. tion last sight introduced its Rumson will pay $79,941 or 6 in Red Bank have not deteuo Her husband was the late Thomas Maxmilllan and Margaret Mor- 40. tioned by reporters last night. gan vos Beidel. 1962-1963 budget of J703.85J—a per cent ot the WU and Fair Ha- MARINE Marks Comments rated. He said there had brer Henry Karney. $83,770 increase over the current "no change." Surviving is a brother, John She had lived here 40 years. ven, $51,110 or 39 per cent. Cape May to Councilman Marks said 1 operating budget. Hearing Set Block Island Mr. Bowers also pointed oul Blackwell of Waynseville, N. C, Also surviving ars her husband, made "no bones about it, I'm and a sister, Mrs. Doris McClel- Thomas Van Schoick; two other According to Dr. John F. Kin- The public hearing on the fi — Northwest not satisfied with the situation; that as the number of childrer ney, Jr., superintendent, the new nancial proposal has been se winds today, in apartment-dwelling families Un of Brooklyn. daughters, Mrs. Margaret Nobell I don't think there has beei The F. Leon Harris Funeral of Coloma/ Calif.; and Miss budget will result in an antici- for Jan. 23 at 8 p.m. in the tonight and Thursday, picking up enough progress; a profession increased, the families movec pated 42-cent increase over the school. to 15 to 20 knots with some higher from apartments to private, sin Home, Red Bank, is in charge Blanche Van Schoick of New man, hired as a professional, al of arrangements. ".".•• York City; a son, Elmer Van present tax rate in Rumson. The In connection with budgets, the gusts today and tonight, diminish er three months in office has no gle-famlry homes. He said that present rate is $3,86 per $100 as-board released its second five- ing to 10 to 15 knots Wednesday. in most cases children in garden Schoick of Carmlchael, Cflif.; plans to give us at all; my con- WILLIAM L. GILHULY three sisters, Mrs. Margaret Arm- sessment. year period predictions on future Visibility Improving to five miles stituents ask me what plans we apartments were under school budgets. today with partly cloudy weather age. strong of Lakewcod, Mrs, Phoebe H» anticipated the Fair Haven have, what is our program, ani OSTEEN, Fla—William L. Gil- Engies of New YortiCiry and rate at $5.20—a 17-cent increase The board, bases its estimates and mostly fair tonight. I have to tell them -we hav Councilman Eugene Magee huly, 69, formerly of Eatontown, said that a study of apartment Mrs. Blanche Fitzgerald of Long over the current rate. on present and anticipated enroll EXTENDED FORECAST none." died here Monday. Branch; two brothers, Lawrence ments and school costs. In eastern Pennsylvania, south- zoning in Fair Haven easily could Mr. GiQiuly was a retired The new budget is based on Mr. Bowen, commenting oi von Beidel of Rahway and Max anticipated student enrollment in The board anticipates budgets eastern New York, New Jersey this, take a year to complete. fanner and had lived here one said "responsibility fo; He said that perhaps thi von Beldel of Norwell, Mass.; 10 September of 840—up 79 students of $767,303 for the 1963-64 school and Connecticut temperatures plans . year. grandchildren, and four great- year; $826,953 for '64-65; $843,407 during the five-day period Thurs- and programs ultimatel Planning Board should ask Boi He was the son of the late from the present enrollment is that of tthe~Cfth Ci y Council a's grandchildren. Dr. Kinney said the board an for '65-66; and a budget of $884, day through Monday are expect- these are policy matters." ough Council to authorize the hir- saac and Nellie Hulso Gilhuly. ticlpates 43 new students from 063 for '66-67. ed to average two to nine de- ing of a planning consultant, Surviving are a sister, Miss The funeral will be Friday at He said it has been difficult for G. Harold Nevius _ 1:30 p.m. fro mthe Pfleger Fu- Rumson and 36 from Fair Haven. These totals include estimated grees below normal. Seasonably him to advance proposals thus Board Chairman James T. Hazel Gilhuly of this place; a Teachers' Raises figures on salary increases, main- cold throughout the period. Pre- Buckley, Jr. said that there wer« brother, Frank Gilhuly of Union, neral Home, New Monmouth, fol- far because he has been operat- Until recently he had lived on lowed at 2 p.m. by services In the Besides enrollment increases, tenance and operating costs, cipitation may total 0.9 to 0.8 ing under an "inherited"! budgi several sites here where apan Sycamore Ave., Shrewsbury, N.J. and his stepmother, Oeta Van teachers' salaries and funds for supplies, textbooks, utilities and Inch or more in most of the dis- merits could be constructed. Brackle of DeBary, Fla. Reformed Church with Rev. Har- from the former Board of Com- Mr. Nevius was a 1903 gradu- ry A. Olsen, pastor, officiating. lour additional faculty members other expenditures. trict with somewhat smaller missioners. He indicated other realtors ate of Princeton University. He The Bedle Funeral Home, Key- account for the bulk of the budg- The board anticipates that the amounts in extreme north porp - could be expected to seek vari- port, is In charge of arrange- Burial will be in Fair View ceme- He said he expects that with was a member of Mystic Brother- tery. et increase. N school enrollment will Increase tion of southeasterh n NeN w Yorkk. completion of the 1962 budget ances for apartment constructior hood Lodge F&AM, Red Bank, ments. The new budget will require an from 840. predicted for next year, Rain or snow Friday'nighyg t or draft in the near future he will here In the future. N. J.; one of the oldest mem- ever-all tax levy of $648,499. Rum to 995 in 1966-1967. SaturdaStd y and agaiin aboubtt llate be able to make specific recom The plan to build the luxury bers of the Red Bank Lions Club, PRESTON D. VAN NOTE son's share will be $354,188.44, Monday. mendations. building on Tyson Dr. was the and former elder and Sunday POINT PLEASANT BEACH - and Fair Haven's, a $294,310.56 Mayor McClintock said everj subject of stern protest by about school superintendent of the Market Plans Preston D. VsnNote, 75, of 712 levy. T1DES member of council present at thi 50 residents who attended a zon- Shrewsbury Presbyterian Church. Atlantic Ave, died in his home Dr. Kinney said the budget was (Sandy Hook) caucus denied ever contemplatini ing board meeting in October. He organized Boy Scout Troop Due Tonight Monday. drafted on the basis of receiving Today — High 6:41 p.m., low a move to fire the city manager The proposed building wouli 50 in Shrewsbury many years He was a lifelong resident here $42,977 in state aid for current 12:45 p.m. and that "this seems to disposj provide 30 co-operative apart- ago. Mr. Nevius was a former SHREWSBURY — Plans for and a former borough council- expenses; $7,127 in state building Thursday—High 6:99 a.m. and of the issue." ments, each of which would sell Shrewsbury Borough councilman, a Shop Rite supermarket on man. aid and $5,250 in tuition. . Rivervlew 7:24 p.m., low 12:44 a.m. and As to his own part in bringinj for about $35,000 it was reported, former member and president 61 the west side of Broad St. ad- Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Salary Hikes 1:33 p.m. it before the public, the mayo Five units would have one bed- the Shrewsbury Board of Educa- jacent to the Shrewsbury Shop- Clara Van Note; three daughters, Mr. and Mrs, John Wunsch, ping Center may be presented Or. Kinney said the budget does 102 Center Ave., Atlantic High (For Red Bank and Rumson said "I have no apology for m; room and 25, two bedrooms. tion and a former director of the Mrs. William Seaton of Little Bridge add two hours; Sea forthright statement in support The minor subdivision com- Merchants Trust Co. and the to the Planning Board tonight Silver, Mrs. Everett Clayton of not include a surplus appropria- lands, daughter, Monday. at 8 o'clock. tlon. He estimated that the board Mr. and Mrs. Ensley Wright, Bright, deduct 10 minutes; Long the city manager." He added: mittee last night approved the Red Bank YMCA. He was Point Pleasant, and Mrs, Albert would have $55,000 in surplus 283 Spring St., Red Bank, son, Branch deduct 15 minutes; High- "If the rumors were spiked las subdivision of a five-acre plot _ the developer of Buttonwood-at- Raymond H. Stillman, a local Pearce, Jr., of this place; two current expense funds by June yesterday. lands Bridge add 40 minutes.) Thursday, when the first report! the end of McCarter Ave. Thi Shrewsbury as a building con- realtor, has a contract to sell sisters, Mrs. Florence Wheeler 39. Mr. and Mrs. George Barrett, CHICAGO (AP)-Zero weather were published, there would haw applicant is the Fair Have tractor from 1927 to 1938. a parcel ot land to the Shop and Mrs. Irene Young, both of The budget includes $500 raises 1630 Union Ave., Hariet, daugh- hit Midwest states again today been no problem." Methodist Church which plans tc Surviving are his wife, Mrs Rite market chain, providing this place, and five- grandchil- and it was freezing in a narrow for Dr. Kinney, Albert Loox and ter, yesterday. She Delighted build a new church on the prop- Helen I, Nevius; a nephew, Rich- the Borough Council will deep- dren. Donald Trotter, assistant super Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Bradley, belt southward into the flood- erty, being sold by Lovett Nurs ard E. Nevius of Shrewsbury, en the commercial zone from The Van Hise and Callagan Fu- stricken sections of Mississippi Councilwoman Wilson said sh eries, Inc. J50 feet to 500 feet. intendents, and a $500 pay hike 5 Danemar Dr., Middletown, son, was delighted the reports hav and two nieces, Miss Catherine neral Home, Point Pleasant, is for Newton Beron, guidance di yesterday. and Texas Gulf coast. A second subdivision was N. Nevius of Long Branch, N. J., The Planning Board has re- in charge of arrangements. The mercury dropped far be- been denied, adding "it is toe granted which will permit Ed rector. Mr. and Mrs. William Eltring- bad the denials didn't come soon- and Mrs. Mary N. Shearer of Ml jected such a proposal on the Mrs. Beatrice Webb, board sec- ham. Bank St., Union Beach, son, low zero again today, the last win Herr, 35 Grange Ave., tc ami. grounds that residences behind MRS. DOLUE WINSLOW full day of the autumn season, in er so that an ugly situation coui build a tennis court on adjaceni retary, is slated for a $250 in- yesterday. have been avoided." The funeral will be Friday at the site of the proposed market RED BANK — Mrs. Dollie Win- crease under terms of the new the Dakotas, Minnesota and Iowa. property of Jacob and May Vos 2 p.m. from the Adams Memo- would be devalued. slow, 78, of 112 Leonard St., died Monmouth Medical Center Fargo and Jamestown, N. D., re- Mrs. Wilson said the counci selman. Both approvals are sub budget. Mr. and Mrs. Val Harris, 374 was bogging down in petty per rial Home, Red Bank. Rev. John last night at Monmouth Medical Dr. Kinney's current salary is ported -18, with .16 in both Aber- ject to Borough Council approve' R. Collins, pastor of the Shrews- Ataxon Rd., Morganville, daugh deen and Watertown, S. p., -15 sonality matters and hailed the Center, Long Branch. $13,000. Mr Loux', $10,000; Mr. ter, this morning. public outcry in favor of Mr. bury Presbyterian Church, will Bond Sale Mrs. Winslow was born in Trotter's $9,500; and Mrs. Webbfs in Alexandria, Minn., -13 In Sioux officiate. Burial will be in the Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Brad- City, Iowa, and -12 in Redwood Bowen since the reports were Stockton, Md. $7,000. shaw, Jr., 272 Oxford Ave., Fair published. Kennedy Presbyterian church yard. Surviving is a son, Clarence Dr. Kinney said the school Falls, Minn. Haven, son, this morning. It was 32 in Jackson, Term., "If this interest continues," sh< (Continued) Announced Winslow of Baltimore; two daugh- board has not decided on the new Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Talerico, said, "the expectations originall As is customary In such TRENTON (AP) - New Jer- ters, Mrs. Catherine Wood of this salary guide for the teaching and Longvlew and Tyler, Tex. 2?1 Chelsea Ave., Long Branch, Up to five inches of fresh snow held out for our new form o! cases, he was given the last Shrewsbury ey will sell $45 million in bonds place and Mrs. Gladys Carney staff. He said funds were in- daughter, this morning. government will be realized." rites of the Roman Catholic Feb. 6, acting State Treasuer of Brooklyn; two brothers, Clar- cluded in the budget for raises. fell during the night in parts ot (Continued) ence Whittington of Lakewood Mr. and Mrs. Olaf Guzmann, Vermont, New Hampshire and The statement read by Mr. Church by Father Eugene Se- "badly messed up" by bond is- Katharine E. White announced The salary accounts Is set at 10 Royal PI., Elberon, daughter, Dlnkelspiel follows: raphin, hospital chaplain. iresterday. and demon Whittington of Stock- $332,000, up $41,350. northern New York. A mixture sues required by the Board' of ton, Md.; a sister, Mrs. Eva this morning. of snow and freezing rain and The majority of the counci His wife, Rose Kennedy, had Education for school construction. The state will sell $30 million Guide Range , . deplored the statement followed his ambulance in a f a $60 million bond issue for Simmonds of Orange; eight Mr. and Mrs, John M. Swartz, drizzle pelted wide areas in the He said a $400000 school bond The current guide provides the 24 Maple Ave., Eatontown, son, Northeast. made by the mayor based on un- private car, and first lady Jac- purchase or recreation space and grandchildren, and six great- 10 issue approved by the voters in grandchildren. following salary ranges: $4,800 yesterday. It was mild in Florida, with founded rumors, especially be- queline Kennedy, close friends 15 million of a $40 million bond $7,600, for bachelor degree cate- fore Christmas, causing no end and the Kennedy pastor gath- 1937 "exhausted" the borough's ssue for construction of state Arrangements are under the Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Acquaro, 80-degree readings yesterday, but debt limit. - v gory, $5,000 to $8,000 in the mas 31 Cottage PI., Long Branch skies were partly cloudy along of confusion throughout the city ered at the hospital. institutions. direction of the F. Leon Harris ter's degree category, and $5,- "These rumors and factles: Mayor Bly said any proposal to Funeral Home, her*. daughter, yesterday. coastal areas in the southeast and The President, meanwhile, build a municipal building would Both bond issues were ap- !00 to $8,400 for teachers with 32 statements have caused no enc hastily summoned his National proved by the voters at the Nov. southern sections. Some early be submitted to the voters on a 1 credits beyond the master's de- of embarassment to the city man Security Council — his major election. It adds up! More and more l morning temperatures and con- referendum gree level. ditions: New York 39, cloudy; agcr, his family, and the families appointment of the day — and Mrs. White said terms of the people use 'Hie Register ads each The superintendent said that Keansburg of the councilmen, and has hcl< In 1958, the late Harold Nevius xmd Issues have cot been de- issue because results come fas- Chicago 30. cloudy; Boston 39, met with them while his plane donated a 2',4-acre "landlocked' four new teachers will be needed (Continued) rain; Washington 40, cloudy; At them up to ridicule. stood by. tded yet. er.—Advertisement- in the language, mathematics, "This is most regrettable. Thi tract 600 feet east of Broad St verbal agreement with council a lanta 40, cloudy; Miami 70, part- Plan* for Talks to the borough, and there was science and social students fields. ly cloudy; Louisville 37, light mayor had no right to issue anj President Kennedy called off year and a half ago to put an statements on his own wilhou some discussion of construct- This will bring the staff to 45 $80,000 building up "within three snow; Detroit 34, cloudy; St. a news conference scheduled In ing a municipal building on the teachers. Louis 28, partly cloudy; Minne- first calling a meeting of the ful Washington today. years" and told borough attorney council to thresh these rumori lot. The parcel is bounded by The cost per pupil for the new George E. Ostrov that he would apolis 8, snow; Kansas City 11, But he continued to plan for Sive the New&the Great in out. lots facing White St. and Button- budget has been set at $837.30. now "consider" putting the clear; Denver 26, partly cloudy; his trip to Bermuda later this wood Dr. Cost Breakdown "The mayor is merely the pre- week for talks with British agreement in writing. Dallas 31,. clear; Phoenix 49, Reject Plan The current expense portion of clear; Seattle 47, partly cloudy; siding officer and has one vote Prime Minister Harold Macmil- Construction Start ' on the council. This is clearl; lan. The council rejected a school Shristmas the budget is set at $565,675. Of San Francisco 54, clear; Los An The attorney said he would set forth under tha Faulkner Act board suggestion that borough ap- this figure, $517,448 will be met geles 55, clear; Anchorage -20, During his flight from Wash- propriate some municipal funds through taxes with the remainder draw up the papers immediately clear, and Honolulu 73, clear. 'Some of the remarks attrib ington he conferred on those Mayor Collichio said Mr. Piv uted by the minority of the Coun talks with Theodore K. Soren- for construction of a library, and coming through state aid and tui- conduct a drive for the remain- f ts nick indicated he would star cil (McClintock, Untermeyer, Wil sen, his special counsel, and tion. ing money necessary. Rumson's share of the current construction of the first apart son) were in very poor taste am McGeorge Bundy, special as- expense appropriation will be ment unit this coming spring. Weiner were intended to cast discredi sistant for national security af- Council noted that Raymond $274,247.44—based on 335 students The land is a 600xl25-foot trad (Continued) on the council as a whole." fairs. H. Stillman, a local realtor, had GA VICTOR offered the borough a parcel be- —or 53 per cent of the tax levy. on Beachway opposite Belvedere of unsterile and contaminated Asked how the development While the President was In Arena. left Mr. Bowen, virtually al hind the Bright Acres store on Fair Haven will pay $243,200.56 equipment and drugs, said to be flight, word was sent to him Broad St. for a library site. —based on 297 students—or 47 Mr. Collichio said the builder the cause of serum hepatitis. members of the majority said, that an immediate operation RECORDS Council pointed out that the land per cent of the bill. has now agreed to construct one in the words of Mr. Dinkelspiel: was planned for his father, but The jury foreman. Miss Clara He's in the same position to- lies in a buffer strip between the The capital costs section of the bedroom apartments only "thus Szombat, 51, a secretary, re- it later was called off. commercial zone on Broad St budget Is set at $138,178. Of this eliminating any possibility of a day as the day he was hired; The President, with his broth- sponded "not guilty" to the court h produces, he stsys; if h and residential areas to the west. figure, $131,051 will be met school problem." clerk's queries on the first two e er Robert, and sister, Jean doesn't, he goes." Kennedy Smith, arrived at 8:05 Mr. Bolduc said estimates for counts of the indictment. construction of an 1,800-square- On counts three through 11 she p.m. But by then their father had finally managed to get to foot building ranged from $21,000 responded firmly "guilty." Then was responsible if the nurses dli to $37,000. came the acquittal and three not perform the duties as h sleep and doctors did not wake him. Mr. Stillman said he felt more convictions. specified and the doctor knew builders from Ocean County Weiner showed little reaction of it. The President stayed about could provide a lower estimate until near the end of the polling The state charged that thi 45 minutes, then went with his for the work. The BEST THINGS in LIFE wife to the chapel before de- of the jury on the 15 counts. nurses, or Weincr, used the sanv He said he had offered $1,000 are worth borrowing for! By the time he left the court- tubing to give infusions to mon parting. But he was back again A medley-ttyla ilfcum Jtjturinj at 10:42 p.m. when the hos- for library construction to match Anor Rubioiteln. th< world'i room, walking behind a wedge of than one person, that he allowed donation from another group IB greit tonal "Mr. C." mi (reiteit Chopin interpreter, pllyi A Challenge To Men and Women friends and relatives, his head drugs to be contaminated from pital notified him that his fa- HCTCT better. A "man" for Perrr'i th« Concerto No. 1. A top-6l«hl ther was conscious. or residents in the borough. fun. Stereo (LSF-U90), Mon- •Ilium. Steieo (LSGJ575). Mon- Who Never Thought of Borrowing bowed, he appeared deeply up- this tubing, and that he used Referring to discussions of a •ui.t (LPM-2J90). •tint (LM-2575). set. His wife fought back tears unsterile needles. Three local doctors were on the case: municipal building, Mr. Stillman Hero is simple arithmetic of how you can and dabbed at her eyes with a Weiner denied all the charges, said he feels "there's more ur- BORROW ECONOMICALLY TO BUY-NOW! hankerchief from the time the His attorney said he would nol Dr. James F. Cooney, 40- gency for a new sewer system' first guilty verdict was an- seek a new trial, but would ap- year-old neuro-surgeon who If you or* walling for o f»w mor* pay chtcki or a Christmas studied at Notre Dame, Yale than a borough hall. bonus la finish your holiday shopping...DONT WAIT... nounced. peal directly to the Appellate Di- Mayor Bly said that a com She was a central figure in the vision of the state Superior Court, and the Mayo Clinic; Dr. Mar- Borrow what you need from ui.-.Now — $100—$200—$250 co Johannsen, 51-year-old In- mittee is studying the needs for or mon. Wh«n you g*t your pay chtck* or bonus, pay ui off case. A registered nurse, she Sentence will be Imposed Jan, sewer system. promptly. In this way you will get all tha advantag*i of cash testified she had instructed other 11. The maximum on each con- ternist, an associate professor buying cod your loan will cost you little...vtry, vary tilth. nurses employed in Weiner's viction is 10 years in jail and ( of internal medicine at New nearby Erlton office on proce- $1,000 fine. York Unlversity-Bellevue Medi- Rd., Little Silver, has become IF, FOR EXAMPLE, YOU BORROW: benefactor of Vivian Florian $100 end kotp it 3 we*k* ... you repay only ... $101.75 dures he used. Heine said today he did no cal Center, and Dr. Walter $2OO and keep It 1 month... you repay only ... $205.00 Duties of Nurse know what penalty he would rec- Newbern, a vascular surgeon. The Aymonier piano has been $250 and k»ep it 1 month... you repay only ... $256.25 Once the jury came back to ommend but that he did not think put at her disposal for practice Mi charges: 3H% «n balances la $300 ml HX inn $300 to JiOO and the pianist's children play :Thi» vnc«l group ii in illtime Ons of tenor Mario Lanza'f lait ask Martino if a doctor was re- it would be the maximum great night club Imution. A quick If your •xp*mt* ar* mort than you ttrtwattd • or you doni with the Aymanler children while •Ibumi. Warn, meiodiou, icon sponsible for acts of nurses in his 120 years. Pianist ••linen™ to lliii album will thow from one of America*! top op- gtt a bonus and you want to ipfsod yowr r«payment ovtr o office. Weiner's bail of $7,500 was con- mother Is at work at the piano. iron why. Stereo (LSP-M93), Mon- eretiaa. Stereo (LSC-2SO9), Mon- ytar or longtr. wall arrange monthly paymants ftttad !• The judfie replied the doctor inued. (Continued) Mrs. Aymonier is also trying to •ur»l (LPM-2393). aorM (I.M-2509). your Income. attended concerts of hers in Par- arrange a concert in Rumson for And, If you wont MOKE MONEY, whotavar the amount • is. In her big scrapbook she has the pianist. l«t as know. Well do our b«»t to accommodate you and LINGER By Getlertnann letters of praise from these peo- arrange convenient monthly payments fitted to your income. Seeks Pupils ple, along with enthusiastic re- And in order to help keep the LOANS *2O to *5OO iews from newspapers of sev, artist as much as possible at the ral countries. piano, Mrs. Aymonier is looking "USSRSS For Every Worthwhile Purpose When she was a child of 4. for pupils for her. The Little Sil- TELEPHONE • WRITE • ar VISIT n Warsaw, Vivian Florian played er woman is quite willing to go ror Padcrewski. and became his and get the pianist in her car. BELL FINANCE COMPANY ast pupil. She studied with the rovide a place for her children Famous man. for five years. ;o play during the lessons, and S OFFICES CONVENIENT TO YOUR HOME OR WORK Later she went to the Paris end the family piano for instmc Conservatory, where, in a gradu- ion, if pupils can be found. The one-and-onlf Lena Home in New EATONTOWN OFFICE • aa MAIN STRUT ating class of 350 people she took Vivian Florian speaks with Thia ii one ol lUo greateat "aouml" Cor/iff Mall onrf LmllStrrrti. . .t»1«phon«i II 3-4400 • dynamic in-perfoft recording di- recorda ever produced! Dickj tha top prize. much emotion about the great rect from Laa Veeaa' fabaloua Schorr p'aja top Broadway ahow i Triumphant Tours kindness of the people who have Sandl! Stereo (LSP-2364), Mon. tunei. Don't miia it! Sltreo Ac- 1 Red Bank Office • Phont: SH 1-9000 nurnl (LrM-2360. linn only (LSA-2383). 77 (ROAD ST. • Ovtr Miwbtrr/t Triumphant concert tours fol- jefrlended her here. Atlanticniahlondfthw. Jti-iioo lowed. "The Americans have great Emigration to Canada and mar- learts," she says. Visit Our New Stereo Room Freehold Office • phom: HOZ-HOO •iage put a stop to the grand The most intense emotions of 39 E. MAIN ST. • Ground Floor tours. She has since played .11 is seen, however, when the Long Branch • thonu CA 2-1314 wherever she could, but not until ilanlst speaks of playing in con- 603 BROADWAY • Second floor she came here has she found erts again. lersclf entirely without a con "I must play," she says. "It is JIHHC MONMOUTH • WHH • •UOOUHX • OCMN COUWNIJ :ert stage for a long period. my life." Her piano was sold to help buy ha trailer the family now lives No problem finding tenants T ° TOO |/.tr TO when you advertise The Register 30 IROAD STREET RED §ANK, N. J. "I'm pl«yin9 my doll a lullaby!" Mrs. Henrjl Aymonier of Point way—Advertisement. « h Total $1,730,4% Pig I2een»e RED BANK BEGISIXR WeA, December 20,1961-3 Renewals Dae Nason on Education Successful Iflvesting NEW SHREWSBURY - H borough's pif population, eft Freehold Regional touted at 2W Co Mt, must haw Consumer Goods Profit Key licenses renewed before the TV: Educator's New Tool tint of the year, or leave town. By ROGER E. SPEAR It was learned at last night's By LESLIE J. NASON received warm welcomes. "Con- tails that the operating surgeon Budget Increased meeting of the board of Health Professor ol Education tinental Classroom" has 500,000 cannot see, but only feel. Many of my readers have ing, too, because of the repeat that the four pig farms here, viewers, 5,000 of whom are en- In many science classes tele- asked why I often recommend nature of the products involved. in the Murphy Rd. area, are It's a good bet that television rolled for credit in co-operating vision permits a whole class to Earnings growth in these lines FREEHOLD — The Regiona ment and increased insuran currently being Inspected by isn't going to replace the teacher! schools and colleges. view experiments that formerly the shares of consumer goods Board of Education last night in- and gasoline costs. companies but less frequently can be and often is quite impres- Health Officer Frederick But it's going to be a useful tool Educational Channels could only be seen by the in- sive. For the shareholder this troduced a tentative budget for A $6,254 increase in the oper Crocker, Once he flnds condi in education. It is now. It has In 1952 the Federal Communica- structor and one or two students. favor the shares of basic'manu- 1962-63 of $1,730,436, an increasi ations account is attributed to ai facturing firms. distinction'is important because tions satisfactory, licenses will been tried for everything from tions Commission, recognizing No Miracle By TV prices of common stocks normally of $140,750. additional employee and salar, be' issued by Borough Clerk teaching the 3television as part of the public Educational television is still a This questioi increases. hits at the follow earning trends. A com- The amount to be raised by Jerome Redd. R's to illiterate domain, set aside certain chan- long way from creating an edu- heart of my in-pany that has a spotty record will taxation is $1,296,200, an increas Increased insurance and worl An ordinance provides thai to giv- nels for educational use. About cational miracle. In most cases vestment phil- ordinarily have a poor invest- of $114,975. . ' men's compensation rates i once a pig license lapses, how medical 60 of I these channels are now init is limited to presenting a good osophy and, ii ment image. However, shares of The board scheduled Thursday count for an additional $6,000 ever, it nay not be renewed students a operation. teacher giving a good lesson. It my opinion, is a firm which has grown steadily Jan 11, for the public hearing or the fixed charges account. the following year. bird's eye view Cities, states, educational foun may be a better teacher—and a well wort" —and from which future consis- the spending schedule. An additional baseball diamon of surgical dations, schools and colleges have better lesson—but this is some- some elabora- tent gains may be expected- Frank L. Witman, finance com at a cost of $4,400 was also an in techniques. supported^ programs in order to what offset by the limits of screen tion. will usually deserve a high rating mittee chairman, said the in creased item in the budget. A lot of determine the usefulness of tele- size, details and natural color. As I feel thai and generate considerable inves- creased budget should only ne- Indonesia people are con vision. Some of their results have these technical difficulties are cessitate a "slight increase" in A sum of $42,000 is being taki many manu- tor interest. from surplus and is being appliec vinced that it's been most encouraging. overcome it should grow in use- facturing indus- What I am constantly searching the tax rate for the eight munic- Dr. Naion best way Taxpayers, eyeing the educa- fulness. SPEA* ipalities in the regional district. to the new budget as revenue, May Accept tries have expanded to a point for is effective merchandising— Mr. Witman stated. found to tional budget, watch with intense Important as it is, television is where their capacity is "more i.e., the company that in its field He said that the amount to b reach a large group of students interest the experiment of the not even close to supplanting the than adequate to meet the deca- n gain better than its share of raised by taxation is a 9.8 pei Settlement with expert teaching — quickly. "flying classroom," a plane that little red schoolhouse and its big- mand for their products. Mar- oar growing national income. cent increase over last year' JAKARTA, Indonesia, (AP) That expert reaches more people flies four miles above northeast city counter-part. Pupils need kets for such things as appliances, Over the past two years, such budget and the board is estimat- Buchanan Foreign Minister Subandrio to with one lecture than he could in Indiana, broadcasting tape-re flesh-ahd-blood, real live teachers electrical equipment, Industrial companies have been largely the ing an 8 per cent increase in Parliament last night that In years of classroom demonstra- corded courses over two channels. to answer their questions and di- tools, chemicals and machinery suppliers of consumer goods. student population with an en- donesia can't be blamed if tions. The broadcasts carry 200 miles rect their thinking individually, rollment increase of 177 addition- *re now pretty well saturated. (Mr. Spear cannot- answer all Retiring takes West New Guinea by forci Everyone seems Interested in in every direction, covering parts something television hasn't solved. Competition in these areas is mail personally, but will answer al pupils over the present 2,200 but that the door is stilt open t< the possibilities. The U.S. Office of six states, an area with five Television isn't going to replace rugged, and rising wages and all questions possible in his student, body. a peaceful settlement with th of Education has been experi- million students in 13,000 schools the teacher either, but it may other costs of production tend to column.) The board Introduced the budg- From Atlas Dutch rulers of the island te menting with it for several years. and colleges. mprove them. Teachers are quick limit earnings progress. et following a two and a hal ritory. Dr. Franklin Dunham, chief of Programs from the "flying to compare their own skills and hour executive session which be- NEWARK - Retirement He made clear that Indonesi Radio and Television for the Of-classroom" reach biR city classes techniques with those of the ex- On the other hand, our national John H. Buchanan, 7 Linden Dr, income Is rising steadily, and the gan as the meeting convened a will only accept a settlement gi fice of Education, recently pre- and small rural schools at the pert on television. They pick up 8 p.m. Fair Haven, as company presi Ing it control of the western ha sented television diplomas to 816same cost, considerably less per many new ideas and put them to consuming public has record Case Wants dent, effective Jan. 1, and elec Mr. Witman said the major in- 1 of the big island, which the Neth former illiterates in Tennessee. pupil than comparable coverage work in their own teaching. •mounts of money at its disposal. tion of O. B. Suehnholz, I Much of this mosey goes into creases was a $78,000 item for erlands retained in 1949 when Men and women with proud tears from ground stations. The automobile replaced the TV Station teacher salaries and a $35,000 Greentree Ter., Lincroft, a granted the rest of the Nethe in their eyes accepted these docu- Medical schools have found horse but not the driver. It made washers, autos, and the like, but treasurer, were announced toda; more and more is now being item for an added locker and lands East Indies independence ments certifying that they can closed-circuit television inval- nim become better driver. shower room. The former item by the Atlas Supply Co., distribu now read and write. channeled into frozen foods, cos- For State tors of automotive products. Meanwhile, said Subandrio, uable. The camera centering Television hasn't replaced the metics, health aids and other ex- covers an expected hiring of 15 for us there is no other wa Commercially sponsored pro- squarely on an operation, fre- school, but it's already helping to pandable goods which are today WASHINGTON (AP) — Senadditiona. l teachers and the regu John Y, May, Westfield, a vii but to cany out the people grams in the education field have quently carries to students de- make better teachers. the outward sign of a higher Clifford P. Case, R-NJ, urged the lar salary increments for the 118-president, will succeed Mr. Bud command" by President Sukarn< Federal Communications Com- member teacher staff. anan in his posts as preside who ordered total mobilization o standard of living. mission today to provide a com- reported Cheek drove Into the What this means to me is that There Is no change contem- and director, the company sa the nation yesterday. Sukarno a New Marine rear of a car operated by Rich- companies supplying the conmercia- l television station for plated in the present teacher sal- here. so said he had instructed th First Aid New Jersey to replace Channel ard Zammer, Philadelphia, which sumer with utilities, financial ary guide, Mr. Witman said. armed forces to prepare to seizi was stopped at the intersection. •ervlces, tobaccos, Pharmaceuti- 13, which is scheduled for con- The addition to the locker facil- West New Guinea "at any tinr version to educational TV. Squad Men The trooper said Barnett was cals, foods, beverages, chopping ities, Mr. Witman explained, from now on." abusive, refused to display his facilities, leasure-time items, per- In a letter to FCC Chairman necessary because of the in- The possibility has not ye: driver's license and registration sonal-care lines and certain kinds Newton N. Minow, Case said aft- creased enrollment and the dou- been entirely closed that this Re-elected and resisted when told to get Into of clothing have plenty of room er Channel 13 in Newark was ble sessions. If and when addi- question may be settled peaceful HIGHLANDS — The First Aid the police car. hi which to grow. New custake- n over by an aducational TV tional school facllities are con- ly...the door Is still open," Suban- Squad recently held nomination group. New Jersey would be thestructed this space would be Cheek was charged with drunk tomers are being created every drio said in a lengthy statemen and election of officers at driving following a drunkometer day and old customers keep buy- only state in the union without a turned over to storage space for explaining Indonesian policy meeting in the aid building. commercial TV station. the district. test in the state police barracks. oward the area It calls Wes Officers re-elected were Frazer He was released in $300 ball yes- Case said the commission A $5,500 increase in the ad- Irian. DeCamp, president; Sherman T. terday. showed Initiative in developing ministration account was attrib- Smith, vice president; Charles Search For educational TV for the New York uted basically to clerical help, Kinney, secretary; and Kyril 9 City area and "I now suggest the and a $3,800 increase in the Boss Sues Parker, treasurer. Monkey 8 desirability of exercising the health and attendance account is Elected were Howard Brey, WSCSHas same leadership toward provid- also for additional clerical help. trustee; Walter Katz. captain; ing a commercial television sta- The transportation account is Office Helper John Duncan, first lieutenant; Capsule tion for New Jersey and its peo-increased $22,200 to $171,300 due Charles Kinney, second lieuten- Yule Party ple. to the replacement of buses a CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (AP) For Salary ant; Edward Gare, chief driver; HIGHLANDS — The Women's a cost of approximately $15,000; Hubert E. Ryan, assistant chief —An atlas missile took a tiny Unless this is done, Case said, LONDON (AP) — A British Society of Christian Service of Rhesus monkey named Scatback New Jersey public events and the remaining $7,200 increase Pvt. Wayne A. Kruta driver; Walter Katz, sergeant-at- is due to the additional enroll- court has ordered a stenographs the Methodist Church recently on a 600-mile ride into space bu cultural activities will continue to pay her boss a week's salary arms; Harry V. Duncan, Sher- held its Christmas party in the chances appeared slim today thai in a virtual blackout compared PARRIS ISLAND, S. C. Ma man T. Smith, Alfred G. Horay, because she did not show up fo rine Pvt. Wayne A. Kruta, son o Captain's Quarters In Bahrs' the little fellow will be recovered with the TV coverage given sim- work. Mr. Brey, Eston Brink and Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred F. Kruta o Kinney, first aid police. Landing. A ship Ducked heavy seas in ilar events in neighboring states. Stocks Dip John H. Buchanan Advertising man Frederick the South Atlantic Ocean search- 181 Branch Ave., Red Bank, N.J. Mr. Brink was presented an ex Mrs. Ralph Newman was in 'hillips, 57, advertised for a has completed recruit training a charge. Decorations were ar- ing for the capsule containing Mr. Buchanan started his work stenographer to Join his staff of captain's badge. Mr. Katz, who Scatback. the Marine Corps Recruit Depol ranged by Mr. Newman. Deeper On with Atlas, which sells itis prod three typists. here. is in charge of first aid informa- Officials expressed hope the Egg Market ucts in more than 50,000 servlct tion, was named delegate to the Mrs. Laura Rubley, who cele- Pauline Parsons, 19, applied fo brated her birthday that day, capsule bearing the four-pound stations through its affiliation the job. The 12 weeks of training in state convention. Robert Ligion is Animal would be found, but ad- NEW YORK (AP)—(USDA)- Profit Sales with various Standard Oil Com' elude drill, bayonet training, phy alternate. was presented a corsage. Wholesale egg offerings ample. panles, Feb. 1, 1933, as assistant Phillips offered her sever sical conditioning, parades anc mitted the-oddsr were not good. NEW YORK (AP) — The stock pounds 10 shillings (J21) a week Charles McCall, Jr., who ha Attending were Mrs. William It may- have sunk in the rough Demand fair yesterday. market decline deepened yester- office manager and chief account- ceremonies, the M-l rifle and in served a six-month probationary B. Kendrick, president, Mrs. Les- New York spot quotations its were taken ant. She accepted and said she woulc struction in other basic marln water, with waves running seven day as more prof start work the next Monday. period, has been accepted as ter Whllfield, Mrs. Robert M. to nine feet high. follow: on some of the blue chip leaders infantry weapons. regular member. Robertson, Mrs. Joseph F. Pat- Mixed Colors With Atlas, he rose to comp When she did not report, Phil Scatback, with a radio trans- of 1961. roller in 1934, assistant secretarj ips sued her for a week's salary New marines will next report Seven siren and nine silent terson. Mrs. Robert M. Johnson. mitter and biomedical sensors im- Extras (47 lbs. min.)37-38; Volume shrank to 3.44 million in 1938 and assistant secretary to Camp Lejeune. N. C, for com-calls wers reported for last Mrs. George G. King, Mrs. Rich- extras medium (40 lbs. average) [n court, he explained: bedded under the skin, was in the shares from 3.81 million Monday and treasurer in 1944. Ho was "Girls are always letting em- bat infantry training. month. ard Ryley, Mrs. Arnold Peder- capsule attached to the side of 32-34; smalls (35 lbs. average) and was the lowest since Nov. 1elected secretary-treasurer ii sen, Mrs. Melissa Hartsj;rovo. 28-29; standards 35J4-37; checks ployers down. They go to three an Atlas which blazed away from when 3.21 million shares changed 1949, became vice president am or four Interviews, accept all th' Mrs. Grace Cottrell, Mrs. George the cape at 10:32 last night. 4% hands. iecretary in 1953 and, last Apr Schmidt, Mrs. Lydia Schmitz, Whltes offers and then go home to de- The Atlas worked with perfec- Big three motors, steels, utili- 1 became president of the com cide the one they'll really take." Driver Faces 2 Mrs. George Johns. Mrs. Hen- tion, unleashing the capsule on a Extras (47 lbs. min.)37-39; pany. Board of Health ning M. Halvorsen, Mrs. George extras medium (40 lbs. average) ties, alrcrafts, chemicals, rails, "If she had turned up and I had / 18,000-milevan-hour ballistic course oils, airlines, drugs and tobaccos Before going with the com-:old her there was no job. she Cann, Mrs. John P. Adalr, Mrs. Six minutes after launching. 33-34; top quality (47 lbs. pain.) Charges in Crash Walter Anderson, Mrs. Harold 41-45; mediums (41 lbs. average) were generally lower. Some of pany, he had been assistant gen- could have collected a week's Asks Incumbents Less than 30 minutes later the the most substantial gainers of eral treasurer of General Motors salary from me. So I decided to RED BANK — A 21-year-old ohnson, Mrs. Newman, Mrs. capsule, a six-foot-long cylinder, 33-35; smalls (36 lbs. average) the year were clipped badly. .Incroft motorist faces a hearing Rubley, Mrs. Hilda Layton, Mrs. 29-30; peewees 24-25. Australia, Ltd. and had been sue. It's time somebody did plummeted into the intended im- The Dow Jones industrial av- something about these girls." an. 10 on charges of drunk driv- Howard Paronto, Mrs. Stella pact zone more than 6,000 miles Browns associated with the Chase Nation- Reappointment erage fell 5.30 to 722.41. al Bank. He entered Atlas in its Britain has full employmen ng and disorderly conduct. .ynn, Mrs. James Perdue, Mrs. down range. A flotation bag was Extras (47 lbs. min.) 37-38; NEW SHREWSBURY — The Kenneth Rittershofer. Mrs. Pat- Of 1,313 issues traded, 359 ad-fourth year of operation an and more stenographic jobs than Harry Cheek. 21, of Newman to give it buoyancy, but there top quality (47 lbs. min.) 37-39'/j; Board of Health voted !ast night prings Rd.. Lincroft, was ar-ricia Smith, Mrs. Horatio Parker, was no indication whether this vanced and 720 declined. New since then has played a key rol ifls to fill them. Pauline ad- mediums (41 lbs. average) 33-35; in its affairs. mitted she went home and waited to recommend the reappointment •ested Monday night following a Wrs. Edwin LaRue and Misses worked. smalls (36 lbs. average) 29-30; highs for the year totaled 13 and if Frederick Crocker as health Eileen Rosenberg and Edwina La new lows 21. Mr. Buchanan, who moved ti hear from another job. rear end collision at Shrewsbury The package carried a radio peewees 24-25. officer, Mrs. Mildred Canfield as \ve. and Newman Springs Rd. Rue, Highlands, and Mrs. Daniel beacon and flashing lights to help Of the 15 most active stocks •air Haven from Arlington 1 ward sccrelary, and Stephen Bohman and Mrs. Katherine Fox, years ago, is a member of the Trooper Russell Barnett of the searchers zero in on it, but there there was a 6-to-6 split ot gain- iross as plumbing inspector. Ihrewsbury state police barracks Belford. ers and losers. American Petroleum Institute, was no sign of either several Mayor Kosene Pays All are incumbents. hours after the touchdown. Yesterday's Closing Stocks: National Association of Manu- $10 Parking Fine facturers, the Essex Club, Down Col. Allan Spitz and Dr. Two planes and the range ves- ACP I-T-E Ckt BrU 10' Retires, Is Feted sel Sword Knot comprised the re- LAKEWOOD — Mayor Milton Adama £ 30' Johns Man 51\ town Club, Newark Rotary Clut harles Kiessling were named as Air R«duo 63' Jones ft I„ 72 and the Rumson Country Club. RED BANK — Mrs. Byron covery fleet But the aircraft had Kosene of Fair Haven last week A1IDK Lu4 Joy Mfs i committee to nominate board 8mm KODAK Alleg Cp Kaiser Al He and his wife, the former Mis Holmes of Ocean Grove, who has to abandon the hunt after about was fined $10 by the local viola- Kennecott ifficers for the coming year. Alleg W s* Koppers Elsie Castles, have a son Dr. J. retired as assistant to the direc- tions bureau for parking within llied Ch three hours because they were 54% Kresge, BIS Robert Buchanan, who is asso- tor of Monmtmth County Organi- Col. Spitz requested that a brief running low on fuel. 50 feet of a stop sign. 62% Kroger ummary of complaints handled, Lehlgll CAN i COLOR 211J :iated with New York Hospital. :ation for Social Service, was Before the planes left, one of Patrolman Bernard Friedman Am Brk 8h Leh Port C 21 »i ind other numerous and diverse Am Can Leh Val Ind IS wnored the past week by the Aem spotted a floating object, but issued the summons to Mayor Leh Val RR 5% luties performed by Mrs. Can- Am Cyan LOP Glass :taff and the board of MCOSS. MOVIE FILM close examination turned up only Kosene Dec. 9 on Fifth St., Lake- Am it&Fdy 57M field be made available for the Lib McNAL 13' Am Mot Llgsilly Members of the headquarters • buoy. wood. Am Smelt 63% 11)9 !i information of board members at • REG. 4.70 Am 8td Lukens Stl 63', :taff gave a luncheon Friday in Am TelftTe Hack Trk. 45 ;ach meeting. devel. MercK 3 Shadowbrook at which Mrs. Hol- dtvtloplng Am Tob MOM In addition to her duties as Am Vlscost mes was presented two pieces of Included included Amp Inc Minn H*M 70'i lver. A baby shower followed egistrar of vital statistics, Mrs. Anaconda 48T4 Mo Pac A 46' Armco Btl 76 Mont Ward he luncheon. -anfield also handles complaints Armour A Co 49 Nat Blsc 91': 21 BROAD ST. Arnut Ck Tt N Cash Rej 1.T5 The officers and the tubercu- bout dogs, cats, bats, odors, Aim on :s Nat Dairy septic tanks, and many other RED BANK Atchlson M Nat Distill )sis committee of MCOSS pre- LEWMIL'S Na.t Oypn 57 items, and refers them to the Atl Refill SO Nat Steel ented Mrs. Holmes a savings • Typewriter! • HI-FI • P^oto Supplies • Radio • Stereo Avco Corp -4 NV Central IS lond at a luncheon on Monday proper authorities for disposition. • Appliances • Records • Television • Tape Recorders Babcock & W SV.. Nla, M Pw Bald Lima 14H No Am Av 4t< t the home of the president, mvmwmXfrimm^w»&imio»mm
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UNCROA-Nawincm Spring* Rd. at Hiytay Urn WEST LOUji BRANCH-itt. 3» and (roadway BED BANK REGfcTEk|IroR n Grip of NOW IN STOCK County Planning Bo,rd, Seott Sap ty&^Sti^p-«if!M$ a doubt, we Would have another •pre#rve1.Sy 'tfifc ^M';t%: . and Has Cast a Spell dn CiiBa county pat* aesti,ywt?- : STAMP CATALOGS Gaine tojnmlssioa.£vv.;/',-' ;'( EDITOR'S NOTE—The writer munist* who play an important lieved to be a Polish Jew whose He spoke at the plan board's Mr. Be>dleston also recom- of this dispatch has just come r°'e In the Castro revolution.) real name Is Abraham Zincowich meeting, , ' • '.•'.,. mended securing property on the ft, \ $6.00 An AP News Analysis out of Cuba after six months as Bias Roca is reported to be h WJiat location would be the Mafiasquan River for a reservoir BtftNN CANDY •• ft. 2 $8.001 By JOSE MARIA ORLANDO hand-picked head of the Cuban most probable, Mr. Pike did nol the Associated Press correspond- In the hectic first days ol Fj. Communist party — an appoim and additional land* to enlarge Nttni txtn. *»e specif^; . ' ••-:.'•' Allaire SUte Park and Uie Mon- OPEN EVENINGjfiNDSUNOAYS ent l Castro's regime Cuba was ment made years ago. But a letter from Assemblyman MOipMOUTH ITAMP described by a French writer a rnouth County Park on Shark RIv- AMP. COIN' SHOP mis is his penetrating analysis Roca, whose real name is Frar Alfred N. Beadleston, R-Mon< L * Hnmoutk St., RH Bank or the temper of the people in circus with a bearded prime ciscso CaWerio, has operated mouth, endorsing the county': 1-HM Cuba and an insight into little minister as ringmaster. the open since Castro seized po program, outlined'park areas thi Today the Caribbean islam er. Grobart remained in th board should attempt to secure; once known as the "Pearl of thi background until four month The assemblyman urged thi tr Antilles" is far from being a cir-ago when his name appeared a: purchase, through the Green cus but is becoming the first na- a director of "Cuba Socialist," Acres program, of the Monmouth tion in the Western Hemisphere new monthly magazine of Marx- Battleground site. to fall under the iron grip of in- ist, Leninist philosophy. The site is about a mile from ternational communism. OM *t fcnritrt hnfot Gr.wln, Chain tf Starts MUM - Grobart is credited w'.n en Freehold on Rt. 522 (English- T». !•*• awl Ptmtruk T.k»i. Fh U Al, And Castro seems to be slowl. ating the "School for Instructoi town Rd.) and Is in both Freehold fm **nt*m. Htfk Mtllty. •tc....tt Uw, Uw M«wl losing his position as ringmaster. of Art"—a huge program und and Manalapan townships. • What Castro says still goes, which thousands of Cuban youn, In his letter, Assemblyman since the Communist clique act- sters are taught Communist in Beadleston said he felt this wouli ing behind him needs his popu- doctrlnatlon. These schools, hav be an opportune time to buy as larity to stay on top. But thibeen set up in the luxuriou this land, has not been built' up Reds have taken over control ol homes of wealthy Cubans wh for housing developments. fled after Castro's takeover. government planning and an Securing of additional proper- Youth Indoctrinated turning the former easy living ii ty in the Turkey Swamp area ol Cuba into a tightly organize! A Western diplomat living ne; Communist state. door to one of these schools Uprising Improbable a Havana suburb said he ovei Brendan's Brother's Although there is some armed heard this lecture to a geograph; Book Is Banned rebel activity the Castro re- class: LONDON (AP) — Dominic Be- gime's well organized political- "Cuba is an island lying 9 han, 33-year-old brother of Irish military machine makes improb- miles southeast of the Unitei playwright Brendan Behan, says able any. internal uprising on a States. Cuba Is a socialist cou the Irish have banned his new large scale at the present time, try. The United States is a cap book. Anyone known to be out of sym talist country. As long as th "1 should be seriously con TOOL pathy with the government is United States remains a capital cerned," he said, "if they hadn'l either jailed or watched. The un- DEPARTMENT CHIMU istic country there can be r banned it." Tito Tutor ml derground movement, smashed peace for Cuba." W« cu tnpply you wKh in The book is called "Teems ol jro«r Mick niir own R alter April's abortive invasion, workshop, Including Grobart and Roca operal Time and Happy Returns" and has not been able to reorganize • ILICTRIC rOWIR OtlLL* through the "Integrated Revoli describes his early life in Dub- PMi UMIaltit MM. 3.95 itself, partly because of the dif- . r_ SAWS tionary Organizations" known a: lin. • (AW TAlLu ferences aniong counterrevo- ORI, slated to become the Ion • ILICTHONIC lOLnmiNe lutionary groups fighting one an- "My London publishers senl and all-powerful political part; e 1LSCTWC iANDIR, other for leadership. 503 or 600 copies to Ireland," *> eoov in Cuba. said Behan, "and the customs !*••* an< miny m*ra. Castro himself is a paradox. Ernest "Che" Guevara, Argei people there have seized them.1 OHKDH WAS 1 WITTY SHARP OLD DICK... Either sincerely persuaded or tine-born economic czar co: Asked why, he replied: forced because he has no other •RADAR-LITE sidered by many as the ablest (i "The book attacks the estab- way to turn for help, he is go ure in the Castro government, lishment (government and After all, he married Grandma. And he also knew that bread r the most practicapracticall ig along with the Communis a member of ORI. But there ai church) in Ireland, and it cari baked the way Grandma made it was the best ID read. It's still the lantern ever deilgnadl A dl clique to the extent of proclaim- growing doubts about Guevara' catures the educational system." "Must" for your car ... ing himself "A Marxist-Leninisl same today—bread that is kneaded like 'fine homemade bread with B million UMS around political influence. has delicious flavor, rich aroma, and makes wonderful toast. the house. to.the day I die." Popularity Wanes Begvlar llat price ... 11.95 Views on Castro Castro still retains the suppo That's the way we make Silvercup. From the finest natural However, there are observers HEALTH CAPSULES of a large part of the Cuban pec liy Michael A. Petti, M.D. ingredients. And without any chemical preservatives. close to the Cuban prime minis pie even though his popularity Though many breads look alike, there is a difference—and ter who say he is not an indoc not as high as when he firs IF A BABY TAKES NOTHING BUT MILK PURlNG HIS FIRST you'll notice it the first time you taste Silvercup, smell Silvercup, trinated Communist but a man took over. dragged toward Moscow as the TWO YEARS, WILL. HE toast Silvercup, or serve Silvercup. Try it tomorrow and see Food is scarce and there an SUFFER AW ILL EFFECTS'? only source of support in his bit-other shortages in such key item for yourself. - . ' ter feud with the United States. as clothes, bathing soap, tooth These observers claim that Cas- paste, razor blades, brassieres. tro is incapable of adhering to Castro's support comes large!; the rigid discipline demanded of from the interior where peasanl a member of the Communist par- —particularly 200,000 distributee ty and "can never be a real in 600 collective farms—live un PARTICULAR PEOPLE Communist." One Western diplo der better conditions than the} SERVE SiltVERCUP Alt* mat in Havana told me. "Castro ever did before. • If Part, is a typical Individualistic lead* STMIOMONIC er who believes only in himself." But Cuba is an armed cami with 300,000 men and women ou etmns. Castro used the Communists as of a six million population In th • Amplifier! a source of support in the first militia or regular Army. days after his two-year guerrilla • Speakers Hot-Blooded Cubans revolution in the Sierra Maestra Cuban government leaders hav B-Ji SILVERCUP...THE WORLD'S FINEST BREAD,..NATURALLY • Cartridges Mountains overthrew the Batista admitted they still need ti dictatorship Jan. 1, 1959. e Conversion Kits attract the younger generation I VES. IF HE TAKES ONLY .: Leans on Reds the Marxist-Leninist line MILK FOR THE FIRST TWO \ e Stereo Accessory As the break with the United thought to close the gap betwee; VEARS, HE'LL PEvtt-OP AN 'i Cords and Plugs States widened, he leaned more themselves and the masses. ANEMIA PUE TO LACK OF • Recording Tape on the Communists until today "The revolution is going ahea IRON, It Pays to Advertise in The Register they controf all fields of Cuban so fast that many people are lefl Htalth Capful*! giv»* htlpful infomutioft. 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Loivest Prices! • FREE ESTIMATE Pages, pages, pages of fashions, Piggy Back Your porch can become a home accessories to knit, crochet, IX/WliS Ltdw&iythvng comfortable extra room for »sew, weave, embroider, quilt. See S». SHadyslde 1-7500 Red Ionic Sliders - Cellar Comb. pleasant year-round living. LEAN CHOPPED BEEF [jumbo-knit hits, cloths, spreads, Call now. toys, linens, afghans plus free patterns. Send 25c. BED BANK REGISTER Wed, December 20, 191-9 ,"V s * »* V Fruits & Vegetables Double Your APPLES Money Back MclNTOSH Guarantee! All ftrpsM 3 25 Indian Rlv.r—S..dl«H Grapefruit MadlumSIn Fresh Broccoli ."-*—*~ JZ29e Sweet Potatoes N«ry 3 29C Fresh Tomatoes -I- 19C String Beans *"•"•**•• kir Pascal Celery "-•••**"" SI5C fc c STORES OPEN LATE Yellow Turnips """""* 5 Thursday and Friday f Bkn> Idaho Potatoes "' ° '£ Saturday 'til 9 p.m. Dromedary Dates W;K Tep Crode -Yemg U.S. Gtv't. Impeded FRUITCAKE Fresh Pitted Dates BE A m EC DEL MONTE BRAND 21 n. 1 ft TURKEYS r EHVI1EJ Ydl«w CIIIK-SHCM ir him can 79 SiztilSlbs. Sizes 10 **•*• to 17 lbs. A&P PUMPKIH Ib. lirtJatt 28 n, 29 33 DEL MONTE PEARS IthrM CM ? Osaai Spay — Wkala ar ialllad SMALL TURKEYS 39,Ib. e Utt. Cranberry Sauce 2«: 35 Del Monte Drink 2 53* Cranberry Sauce Stuffing Mix e Stuffing Bread *-«• Chestnuts Fruit Cocktail 2":: 65 Green GiqntPeas 2 Larga Slit AJPBrand •* lleI- JVC Sweet Potatoes A ""« "t# Wonderfoil uw\un"*m Nakiico 12 M. J%AC Sunihin* Ritz Crackers SticlPacl pig. ^V Hydrox Cookies Taa If •!•—Fran Anarlean Paakan Sizes TJc Shut Git (First Old Prloid Hlgltr) Burry's Fantasies Sacramento Tomato JHICO Canned Hams ifm*. Potato Chips , Ann faja Large Stuffed Olivw Piac.d lim 4 to 6 lit. RIBS OF BEEF Star-Kist Tuna can •* Llbby's Select Ripe Olives I lb W(h5t f Roasting Chicken 451 Ovin- Rtgnlar c Fleischmann Margarine WI«iC«tnOII 1 -I7« Maraschino Cherries - ~ Raady Ib. ttylg Ib. Fruk Iralllii nd Frying 65 Good Luck Margarine Sweet Mixed Pickles WithJDt WMI Diamond Crystal Salt "•«- >•*»' VniCKCIIS « (In our Dairy Dapt.) Marcai Paper Hankies S 3£ Fancy Ducks tt 49; SMOKED HAMS Pl(l. SB (Park Skouldan) Wholaor Smoked Calas 391 Eith.r Half Halland—Cannid 1 Ib. oan S Ib. oan Traditional, Tasteful Unox Hams 2.89 4.79 "Super-Right" Quality JANE PARKER SvlH'a Braakllald-Wilb 5o OH Labil PORK LOINS and Thrifty! A. Sausage Meat 1'44* T Rib c Loin ;l ( End PiN* End S 39Ib. 49 Pork Chops »'L 79 Rib Half I Famy Shrimp •*;" 89»< Full Cut I49.f MICirt 59?l 1 i Dairy Center Buy$! STOLLEN -Tflix. 'out at Wlakk 'em, Wildawa-Salaet Quality dwwt ctn. C MINCE %69t^98« A&P's Froien Vegetables large Eggs "° * ' tdoi. 53 10 01. Fancy Wiiconiin » m g pi,. SharpCheddar w.nA9.d Sweet Green Peas ••Ik. Ragular or 9 01. J pkgs. Pinnacle Cottage Cheese Green Beans Frtnch Cut pi,. More Suggestions for Exfro Christmas Cheer! Baby or ID 01. F Lima Beans Fordhoolc pi,. Danish Blue Cheese lm "r7.d Ib. 83C Warwick BranJ-AII Mill or Darl t Mill All Fla 10 01. FOR Broccoli Spears pig. Borden's Liederkranz Cheese Assorted Chocolates £; US ^W Yukon Club Beverages e,a&45« 2 21 »• pi,. 10 01. p l d Chocolatf!b«uklale« Thifiaaana IliialaMintst w :.l «...Jj Hb.lCb l CjajffftH!_-._llr Ala.) Hoffman,CanadHoffman.Canada Dry A larglaroa JA>| Mixed Vegetables pi,. Kraft's Cheez-Whiz :;;.:d" bo ;45' UlllgOl MIS 0rWhit.Roct-Plu.d.poiit ' bottlai " 10 01. jar SnowWWt. p 2 8 Cauliflower pi,. 85 Borden's Cream Cheese -— r29e Chocolate Santas Coca-Cola *.*..*», 8.v.r.,. 2, ,^25 u Lttttr QiintlllM Sold it Ht|ilir Mew A Holiday pi,.** Salted Mixed Nutsv ^l Eight O'clock Coffee \\^1t '£»• Borden's Egg Nog Traat c " 65 Salted Peanuts A4"".nd ith b THE GREAT ATUNtIC & PACUFIC TEA COMPANY, INC eont."* Red Circle Coffee " ,t K^ bi ,59« Pecan Nut Meats ?L t:: u J b 0 Prices effective through 'Lf Bokar Coffee X 'b.; .Tr ll ,6S Saturday, December 23rd —Buy A Carton of Cigarettnt for th» Holiday! In Super Market* fir S«lf- la Haw Janay Itata ttarn (Paailar Inidt) all. al II akjt. I U daw itmj ttala Slam (Ptpilar Braidi) ata. at It aip. Senrict (torei only. iV.tRICAS DtPEHOlBU FOOD MERCHANT SINCE 185" Regular Cigarettes 2.64 | Filter Tip Cigarettes 2.76 I I MIDDLETOWN SHOP-RITE I I U.S. GOV'T GRADE A OVEN READY THANKS! Thank you for your wonderful response to our Grand Opening last week ... to show you our 18-24 LB. AVG. 10-16LB. AVG. appreciation we've arranged this gigantic second Grand Open-1 ing week sale...We've hundreds and hundreds of spectacular values just for you and just in time for the holidays ... WHY PAY MORE? SHOP-RITE MtTHOD MARGARINE YELLOW RIPE BOILED BANANAS HAM I TOWARDS THE PURCHASE OF ANY SIZE TURKEY Coupon good at MIDDLETOWN SHOP-RITE ONLY WHERE ITEM IS AVAILABLE COUPON LIMIT - ONE PER FAMILY Coupon expires Saturday, December 23, J96f Coupon redeemed only on purchase of ilem listed RED BANK REGISTER WEDNESDAY W«RtMmflMRi|hT»LWtQ>Mtiti« Sab starts Mon.tkm Sit, Dec 23,1961 KM Respou&le For Typographical Errors SHOP THIS WONDERFUL NEW SHOPWTE SHOP-RITE RT. 35 AND NEW MONMOUTH ROAD SUPER MARKET MIDDLETOWN FOR ALL YOUR HOLIDAY NEEDS! OPEN MON. THRU THWS.-8:30 A JL TO 9 PM. PLENTY OF FRIDAY-8:30 A.M. TO 10 P.M. FREE PARKING SAT. - 8 TO 7 P.M.; SUN. - 9 TO 6 P.M. EVERYTHINGS PRICED RIGHT AT SHOP-RITE! '. -!'•• 7/ 'I BO YOUR SHOP-RITE CHRISTMAS WM IS SANTA'S STOCKING HELPER* AT FOR FESTIVE SHOP-RITE HOLIDAY LOW PRICES*, TREATS! Holiday Groceries At Typical Savings! Yuletide Savings on Meats Shop-Rite Hot 12-oz. or Regular 14-oz. FRUIT HEINZ COCKTAIL KETCHUP TENDER, JUICY, U.S. GOVT. GRADED CHOICE Ocean Spraf Cranberry sau<. 2'^'35 CUBED STEAKS -^ ,89= End Cut. Tatty TENDER, JUICY, U.S. GOVT. GRADED CHOICE Pork Chops a, 39* BOTTLES CTEAIfC TOP ROUND or $£!? flftc Cubed Veal Cutlet 99* JIEAH9 TOP SIRLOIN tw Hi. II Sweeter Hot TENDER, JUICY-U.S. GOV'T. GRADED CHOICE Italian Sausage &, 59* HALVES SLICED SHOULDER STEAKS H » 89 FRESH, LEAN, U.S. GOVT. GRADED CHOICE KNORR SOUPS mm ^^ SausagIftJCWItl e Meat & 33* Stokely GROUND CHUCK § 69( DtidouSwordfiss h Steaks .,59* ORANGE &GRFR - 29 Peaches SHOP-RITE ITALIAN FOOD 1 Del Monte C*onot,Gr^,Orono«.Pin«ippl«, "if 46-OZ. 29-oi. $1 4 cam I 5 Solid. Light ITALIAN TOMATOES PEPPERONI In Brine WISH LIQUID no, 11" SHOP-RITE PragrMso, Popt, Del Gaho ITALIAN BOOK MATCHES 10 Tuna or Shop*Rit« Importtd HORMEL ••' ••,35-wfc' Ib. 6>/M>I.$| can PINEAPPLE CRUSHED Ms, 19' 4 cant I RAGU —5c OFFI DEL MONTE OR HUNT'S « «% MEAT, MUSHROOM, PLAIN fOMATO JUICE 32« TOMATO SAUCE 10 e.M SPAGHETTI SAUCE SHOP-RITE CHEF BOY-AR-DEE m 151/j.Qx. Cf TOMATA O CAIIl**E 6 *~ 55* MEAT RAVIOLI 4 r i* t *#$%'$, libby, Frozen Pies •Shop-RiU Potatoes. Reg. or CrinkU Cut Shop-Rite . DeBoous Hsrmel C C ( Pumpkin or Mince 3 *£ 99' Hollond Dutch Treat French Fries 2£45< Creamery Butter -63 Imperial Margarine X39 Italian Peperoni ^ 99 Pot Pies, Frown Chicken, Bee!, Turkey Birds Eye, Froien Krofl tO0%Pure-Puremaid Fresh Oscar Mayer Ice Cream ^59* c c C Morton or Banquet 2:: 29' Asparagus Spears 2 U? 79e Phila. Cream Cheese':; 29 Orange Juice r;29 Wieners r 55 Cretn or Wax, Froien Cypress Gorden Cema Shop-Rit* C Banquet Dinners 4;^ 99' Ice Cream ', 79( Birds Eye Beans 5^,99' Fresh Fruit Salad '- 49C Hard Sliced Salami *T M" All Beef Franks ^ 55 SHOMItt (tappH er liol Spinoih. lUfpl IdiislI American Hostess Birds Eye or Dorann Vita Sweet or Hot Fresh Shop-Rite ( Frozen Vegetables ', 10c Ice Cream I. 99< Candied Yams it29c Lunch Herring 39C Italian Sausage V^59C Sliced Liverwurst r 69 ••» r-1 I THIS THIS THIS THIS THIS COUPON C ! COUPON COUPON COUPON COUPON C! WORTH 10 WORTH 10 WORTH 10 WORTH 10 WORTH 10 Toward the purchaM of I Toward the purchaie of Towdrd the purchase of Toward the purchase of Toward the purchase of , Quart Jar Any Brand | Shop-Rite Fine, 28-os. 22-0x. Plaitic Container Shop-Rite Pink 2-lb. jar Shop-Rite ANY fixe Shop.Hite BRAND • MAYONNAISE I OR SALAD DRESSING I FABRIC BLEACH LOTION DETERGENT CHOCOLATE SYRUP INSTANT COFFEE j Coupon Good At: ANY SHOP.RITE , Coupon Good At: ANY SHOP-RITE Coupon Good At: ANY SHOP-RITE Coupon Good At: ANY AHOP-RITE Coupon Good Al: ANY SHOP-RITE I ' j WHERE ITEM IS AVAILABLE I WHERE ITEM IS AVAILABLE. WHEU ITEM IS AVAILABLE WHERE ITEM IS AVAILABLE WHERf ITEM IS AVAILABLE. • 11 Coupon E.pir.i; Saturday, December 23,1961 I Coupon Expires: Saturday, December 23,1961 Coupon Eipsres: Saturday December 23-1961 Coupon Expires: Saturday. December 23, 1961 Coupon Expirei: Saturday. December 23,1961 I Coupon limit: One Per Family I Coupon limit: On* Per Family Coupon limit: One Per Family Coupon Limit: One Per Family Coupon Unit: On* Per Family ! I• Coupon redeemed only on purchase ol item listed I Coupon redeemed only on purchase of item listed Coupon redeemed only on purchase of item bled Coupon redeemed only on purchase of item listed Coupon redeemed only on purchase of item listed CauponrsMsWerrtsdonbenpurchaiaafHemlsftod) I | Red Bank Register, Wednesday ! Red Bank Register, Wednesday Red Bank Register, Wednesday Red Bank Register, Wednesday Red Bank Register, Wednesday . hop-Bite Middletowii -j- Kt. 95 and New Monmouth ltd BED BAM tt-W«U December 20.W r. 4 Diplomat U S GOV'T. Really Goes READY To Work GRADE "A" VELBERT, Germany (AP) - . 3' language difficulties recently pj a high ranking African diploma to work in a local lime quarry. Officials of the quarry said the ,•** + immaculately dressed diplomat came to Velbert from the West German capital at Brown to dis- cuss quarrying possibilities in his homeland. When he arrived, he misread a sign tn German and entered the Labor Office instead of the Directors' Bureau. A husky foreman plopped protective steel helmet on his head, told him to grab a pick and They're Buffer-Knife Tender led him into the dust-filled pits where African apprentices—im- ported to relieve a labor short- age—were learning the skills of Your Response ro These j 20 LBS. the. trade. Two hours later, the directors Turkeys Has Been So i , got a call from the pits. Ono of Wonderful,, We Have j an" the apprentices refused to work any longer, insisting he was here Again, Hod Our Turkey ; QVgft to discuss the business, not to Buyer Secure Them Foe j. learn it, They retrieved the visitor, Your Christmas Feast, r Si brushed him oft and then talked' •bout African lime. The company declined to lden Christmas tlfy the diplomat or his country but said he shrugged off the in- 16 to 201b. sizes ib. 33' cident with a laugh. Princess Sheath re J4otours \ OPEN SAT.,DEC.23 — 9am. to9p.m. Yefc... W« Will Hove Swift "Butttrball" Turkeyt, Too! Printed Patte • ?j\ OPEN ALL DAY SUN.-* a.m. to 6 p.m. •Simply Wonderful" .- Top Choice - Young Grain 4if\ CLOSED ALL DAY MON.. DEC. 25 Fed Steer - OPEN TUES., DEC. 26-9 a.m. RIB ROAST Reg. ^Bai ^^^|P SAVE cut l^^^^pv 20c LB. ...ANOTOGO WITH YOUR TURKEY "Simply Wonderful" . Pick O" The Flock - Plump - Meaty - Tender Linden Horn* ROASTING CHICKENS-' ,39' CRANBERRY "Simply Wonderful" • For That Quick, Tasty Meal - SAVE 50c Ib. SAUCE '«•«•»" MAYFAIR SLICED CALVES LIVER ,J9' "Simply Wonderful" - No. t -SAVE 14c STUFFING BREAD ID-loaf EXTRA FANCY SMELTS ib25' ANOTHER FANTASTIC MAYFAIR VALUE! CREAM CHEESE PHILADELPHIA 8oz. Play it slim, play it smart from SAVE 10c dicanter Winter into Spring in this prin- cess-carved sheath that's as flat- RITTER TOMATO JUICEGINGER ALE , ; tering as it is easy to sew (see or CLUB "liroe diagram). Added asset — the Kraft's Assorted - SAVE 20c Kraft Cheese No Return • Uoz. beauty of back-zipped fit. Nc Deposit • bottle Printed Pattern 9195: Misses C LINDEN HOUSE SODA SAVE 7c Sizes 10, 12, 14, 16, 18. Size 1 ' Chocolate Nut Banana Nut or Date Nut - Save 27c takes 2% yards 39-inch fabric. Party Snacks X 5 ™1 Velveeta 2»89 Send 50c (coins) for this pat- Th. Favorite Holiday Drink Potato or Cole Slaw - SAVE 6c PILLSBURY tern—add 10c for each pattern PURITAN EGG NOG * 59c MANOR HILL SALADS'»J«r 23c Linden Forms or Happy Boy CAKE for Ist-ciass mailing. Send to All Flavors - SAVE 10c Marian Martin, Red Bank Regis Mayfaift Own - Sliod • SAVE 10c Ib. Armour Star - SAVE 40c Del Mont* or Green Giant • SAVE 15c lb l b 5 ter. Pattern Dept., 232 West 18t LUNCHEON MEAT 69c CANNED HAM 3 "" $2.49 St., New York 11, N. Y. Prinl SWEET PEAS - 5 1 plainly name, address with zone, size and style number. YOU'RE INVITED to a Fall MAYFAIR'S CHRISTMAS FRUITS fir VEGETABLE VALUES CREAM STALEY'S CORN OIL 49< Winter fashion spectacular— se Banana, Chocolate, or Lemon - SAVE 10c 100 styles to tew in oui> new Pattern Catalog. No matter what lize, you'll find it! 35c, RUB half MORTON'S CREAM PIES 39' Btr4» Eri gallon Rlv«r Valley - SAVE 27e - 9 ox. pkg. *"«• o»to»». we Traitor fire" PASCAL CELERY fo r Atparagut Spears 3 $1 VEGETABLES 29e ANOTHER FANTASTIC (The following letter, in vary- MAYFAIR STALK ing yerslons, keeps coming to VALUE! this column. So, o.k.) Dear George: Unlike most chain letters thi Ocean-Spray one does not cost money. Sim- lb. ply make copies of this letter and box 17' lend them to six married friends. Fancy, Bakers Then«bundle up your wile and C tend her to the man at the top of IDAHO POTATOES 5 »'» 39 the list. Be sure to add your name at the bottom. When your Fall, Ruisetj name comes to the top of the Us C you will receive up to 46,656 worn BOSC PEARS 2"29 OCCASIONAt en, some of whom will be dan Florida, Flavorful _ dies. C Have faith in this letter. There Seedless Grapefruit 6 Z 39 was a man who broke the chain Crlw. lakr llelntuh TITTED and got his old lady back. APPLES 3">"«35e DATES » »«• >*' 25e A Good Friend Imported From Grctca JITDBATCD Dear Friend: STRING FIGS l •" 25e DATES u " pk*- 25e You got the wrong column You're not trying to get rid ol TEMPLE ORANGES 6 39 problems—you're trying for up ""to 46,656 more. Prices Effective Thru Sunday, December 24, 1961. Right to limit Confidential to Car Fitty-Four: Will you guys check in with head- quarters, please? They keep ask- FRFF-Iflfl Wng Korn Stamps ing about you. Some Advice For rnLClUU With This Coupon! Tlwse Kissin' Cousins FREE -loo -FREE 56 Newman WITH EACH WASHINGTON (AP) — For PURCHASE OF those who entertain nothing but KING KORN STAMPS # $5 good will toward men, the Society of American Florists With this coupon and your purchase of SprillQd' I\W» has offered this advice: vo Murc To keep your mistletoe la killing shape longer, spray it ANY TURKEY You May with clear plastic or dip the Coupon.affective thru Sunday, Dec. 24, 1961. Item ends in melted wax. .']?" M/y Buy J This, said the society, will Limit—1 coupon per adult family. keep the leaves from shriveling and (be berries from dropping it "a most inopportune time." Home Delivery For Quid^ SH MHO NI6HT SECTION TWO WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1961 7c PER COPY The Joy of ami Helping in the Christmas Season "^'"'i ' ' ' - YULE SPIRIT — "Unele Ernie" Hiltbrunner, saatad, confars with first grade pupils, Mary Madsen and Charles Mar- REMEMBER. OTHERS — Rod Bank High School students ar* shown loading gifts on buiei prior f o yesterday's visit shall, about thtir class gifts for borough's needy, to be distributed by th« New Shrewsbury Christmas Club. Each to the County Welfare House at Briar Hill, Freehold. A project of thai school's 41 home rooms, it finds the stu- class gave toys, clothes, food following appeal by Mr. Hiltbrunner that funds ware lacking for,yule baskets. Syca- dents annually purchasing gifts for the home's 161 patients. Ltading the boarding party is Andrew Buff, who ' more School principal, Edward A. Pavlovsky, standing holds check from school's teachers, to be presented to tha club. played the role of you-lcnow-who »i the party. New Jersey Shrewsbury Republican Club Water Rate GOP Will Train Acts to Hike Hearing Is News Briefs Selects Officers Rescheduled District Leaders By The Associated Ftess Pay For 11 FAIR HAVEN - The Fair Ha- KEANSBURG — Public hea TRENTON AP) — As a major men in each of the state'* 4,400 MORRISTOWN - The Jo act; expanded procedures for ap- SHREWSBURY - An ordi- ven Republican Ciub unanimous- ing on the proposed water rat tep in Its announced program voting districts. Council of the Police and Fii peals of disciplinary action, and nance providing 15 per cent pay ly elected a slate of 1962 officers I increase was rescheduled by thi of "revitaliiation," the state He said people are less Inter- Borough Council last night fo Republican Committee has natlc Associations said today provisions for overtime pay or raises for 11 employees and mem. iresented by the nominating com-' ested in issues than they are in Will seek a lower retirement aj compensating time off. The group mittee at last night's meeting, Dec. 26 at 8:30 p.m. in the mu agreed to establish classes for the party and the candidate. bers of the police departmenl nicipal building. «nd additional health measur claims a membership of 70,000 ac- James H. Smith, 96 First St., raining voting district leaders. Sen. Frank S. Farley, R-At- was introduced last night by thi for police and firemen. Jo tive and retired paid volunteer was named president. Others The hearing was to have hee: The decision .came during a antic, head of the Republican Chairman William Mallon of Eli firemen and policemen in the Borough Council. elected were Arthur Lane, Jr., conducted last night but had meeting yesterday in Trenton County Chairman's organization, •beth said the group will pus state. Councilman Charles Hensle vice president; Mrs. Mary G. be postponed because of an ei with the director of the National said he wholeheartedly supported for changes to permit retiremcni voted aaginst the measure. Late Baker, treasurer, and Mrs. Ele ror in the legal advertisement. Republican Committee's educa- the plan and la already getting •: age 51 with 25 ytars of servja SECAUCUS-Th» prestdeSt of he said he was against "the size anor Ellis, secretary, for a sec- The present water rate Is $ ional program, Raymond V. t under way In Atlantic County. Under the current Police an a trucking firm list night gave of the raise; It's never been dis- ond term. minimum for residential use. T Humphreys. Firemen's Pension Act, the the City Council a personal cussed. It was just thrown up Three trustees, who will serve proposed ordinance would hi After the meeting Humphreys •juirejneflts for retirement are r check for $10O,MO t» be used her* Jonighl," with the officers on the execu. the minimum to $22.50, and sets who came up from Washington years-bt'age antT2!Eyears ser for development of the Plata' a $250 minimum for business es to organize the classes, told "Voters last month approved a live committee, "are George Bos- ice.• Mallon, who'lripfesldent < Center recreational artt.. Al- let, Jr., Fred S. Brandt and tho tablishments with commercial r newsmen the Republican Party the Firemen's Mutual Benevolei 15 per cent increase in pay fo bert Buchmuller, Sr. of Has- outgoing president, William C. frigeration units. in New Jersey has failed to con Association, said the group al! the police effective Jan. 1. brouck Heights, president of Rue. tact the people of New Jersey. wants heart disease and respire . Other Business Buchmuller Transportation Co. Councilman Kenneth L. Walker. Mr. Smith practices law in Fair He noted almost a million per- tory ailments to be considere In Secaucus, presented the Jr., said he regarded the action In other business, council ai occupational diseases. Other ol Haven and Maplewood. A gradu- thorized the sale of $48,000 sons failed to vote in the state's check at the council meeting. of the voters as a "mandate' ate of Rutgers University Law Nov. 7 election, in which Demo- Jectives of the council are: Buchmuller is a native of Se- for the council to give similar bonds Jan. 9 at 8 p.m. in mi increase in the widow's pensio; School and Lafayette College, he nicipal building. crat Richard J. Hughes beat his caucus and serves on the city's •aises to other borough em as resided in Fair Haven three Republican opponent by a nar- recreation committee. Mayor ployees. ears. He served as the club's The bonds will cover improvi row 35,000 majority. James Moore said development James H. Smith ments to the water system, to- Mr. Hensler objected to Mr. irogram chairman this year. 1 of facilities in the five-acre taling $25,000, and $23,000 to cov- 'Fertile Territory Walker's interpretation. recreation center is scheduled Plans for an open house tea er purchase of a fire truck. Terming New Jersey "a fertile lance Jan. 28 at the Willowbrook to start immediately. Plans Council set Thursday, Dec. 2B, Three new firemen were con territory" for the Republican call for construction of an ice at 8 p.m., for a public hearing Restaurant were announced b; Probationary Party, Humphrey! said he isi \lr. Lane, chairman of the dance firmed for membership in tht skating rink, tennis courts, a on the proposed pay raise. Fire Company: Gary M. Dethlef- aiming at the congressional race baseball field and concert mall. :ommittee. The affair will be next November. He said it will These are the salaries proposed ipen to all Fair Haven Republi- Patrolman sen, 213 Carr Ave.; Christophe The council previously had ap- ake a year to train a good or- to go into effect Jan. 1: :ans and their friends. B. Blum, Jr., 15 Maple Ave,, am proved an $88,000 bond Issue for William P. Slover, 207 Creek Rd. ganization at the district level, the downtown park. Magistrate, Whitney Crowell Humphreys said the program Appointed Manzo Contracting Co., Mata- $2,100; police chief, Raymond itresses campaign technique, Mass, $6,900; captain, James Renew Contract wan, was awarded a $5,305 con- OGDENSBURG-Zinc mining SHREWSBURY - John J. Val- eadership, responsibility and Fedorko, $6,300; patrolmen first tract, on low bid, for paving ol has resumed at the Sterling Mine SHREWSBURY The Bor- entine, 27, of 108 White St., last 'amiliarization with local elec- grade, $5,980; probationary pa- Lincoln Ave. after a 40-month shutdown, the iugh Council last night voted to night was appointed a probation ion laws. trolman, $4,600; fire department C. Bernard Blum, borough New Jersey Zinc Co. announced renew its public health nursing ary patrolman. engineer George H. Lange, Sr., maanger, announced that on com- The training program, an eight yesterday. A company official contract for 1962 with the Mon His salary will be $4,600 during $760; superintendent of streets, pletion of the current water sys- i r course stretched over four said the mine is expected to be mouth County Organization for his one-year probationary period. ohn R. Parker, $6,300; assistant em improvement project 90 pe reekly meetings, will begin with operating tt capacity "within a Social Service. • The con'ract Mr. Valentine's appointment Is uperintendent of streets, Joseph cent of the borough's wate six to eight weeks after the year." The company eventually trice is $1,265, the same as in effective Dec. 31. Ervin 4 850 road mains will be of cast iron. ;round work has been laid. FINED FOR ERROR—Admin- will rehire 200 men and produce & * - ; maintenance .961. He was born March 15, 1934, in "We have come a very long 1 nilA .„__ -j j--. i manmnn, RaymonPnvmnnrdt GraverHmupr , $4,600£A find*; The course, named MORE for 1,000 tons of ore a day, accord- Long Branch, son of Mrs. Lucy way in water system Improve- iitrator N. E. Halaby of the ing to Donald J. McKechnie, assistant road maintenance man? C. Valentine and the late John 'Mobilization for Republican En Charles Buckalew, $4,400; bor- ment in the last few years," the mine superintendent. The decision , Valentine. erprise" consists ol a three Federal Aviation Agency ough assessor, Bernard Marx, 52, 2 Holidays manager added. joint program: to reopen the mine, was made Mr. Valentine is a 1952 grad- talks at a Washington newt 600; borough collector and treas TRENTON (AP) — All motor Tax Licenses Kenneth L. Walker, Jr. when its Jefferson City, Tenn., uate of Red Bank High School, Research Into voting trends; surer, Mrs. Isabel R. Parker, $4,- vehicle inspection stations, driver zinc mine had to halt production and served four years in the Councilman T. Edward Kinlin political profiles of the districts conference where ho dis- 900; violations clerk, Mrs. Park- est centers and license agencies because of engineering difficul- Air Force. He was discharged uggested that an ordinance be ind the recruitment of new er, $800; borough clerk Mrs. vill be closed on Christmas closed he had been fined $50 K. L Walker ties. The company said it has in 1957 as an airman first class. dopted prohibiting the granting rorkers to assist the county com- sent letters to all former employ- Jean. Fabry, $4,200, and borough Jay and New Year's Day, act- 3f taxi licenses to out-of-town nittees. or brushing wing tips with attorney Milton Mausner, $2,000. He is a member of the Shrews- ees and plans to rehire them on ng Motor Vehicle Director Ned persons. The governing body au- Humphreys' program calls for bury Hose Co., the local Civil an airliner at Washington Resigning a seniority basis during the next Parsekian announced today. thorized its attorney to deter- ich of his graduate "sales Defense police reserves, and St. several months. mine whether such an ordinance lanagers" lo recruit 10 more James Catholic Church, Red National Airport. He said would be legal. icrsons, evolving a sizeable G>uncil Post Bank. NORTH BERGEN — David Mayor Louis T. Collichio re- working force of door-to-door ha approves of the disciplin- SHREWSBURY - Councilmai Doughty, ZJ, and Carol Ann Mr. Valentine previously was orted that businessmen in the canvassers to "sell the party and employed by the Railway Ex- ary action. Kenneth L. Walker, Jr., last nigh Wenxel, 20, finally were mar- Church St. area are opposed to the candidate." resigned his post, effectivi press Co. and United Parcel Serv- he state's proposal for a Rt. 36 He said he will place trained (AP Wirephotol ried last night. Rev. George ice. Dec. 31. Churlick of S(s. Peter and Paul barrier as part of the highway Mr. Walker, a member of th< Lutheran Church, Guttenberg, Councilman John W. VanBmnt dualization program. He said council since January 1959, citec performed the ceremony while ;aid Mr. Valentine was selected their position will be made increased business and persona Miss Wenzel lay In bed with rom among four men who took known at the hearing tomor- responsibilities. His term expires broken leg. Her marriage police examination March 10 row. Dec. 31, 1962. to Doughty, a Guttenberg 1958. Council voted to withdraw Mayor James W. Bly later sai< fireman, had originally been the list of other men eligible be- • replacement may be named foi scheduled for the put Au- ause the examination was given Mr. Walker at the council's re- gust. But Doughty suffered nearly four years ago. 5 Officers organisation meeting Jan. 2. broken arm fighting a Future appointees to the de- Members of the council voice fire Aug. It and the wedding artment, council indicated, wil be chosen from those qualifying Promoted deep regret at Mr. Walker's res- was put off to Oct. 15. On Oct. from a new examination. ignation and praised his past per- 12, Miss Wenzel slipped while formances. washing a floor and broke her By Bank Mr. Walker pledged support ol leg. She expects to have the RED BANK — George L. Bie- the council in the future, leg out of a cast In about six Estimate 11 litz, Little Silver, president of the Mr. Walker, a partner with his weeks. They were married in Monmouth County National Bank, father in the real estate and in an apartment they have rented yesterday announced the promo- surance firm of Walker and t 7207 Broadway here. She May Die On tion of five of the bank's officers. Walker, served five years on the ormcrly lived at (910 Jackson He also said further staff promo- Planning Board. It., Guttenberg, tions will be made known today. He is a past president of the State Roads Promoted to vice president Red Bank Kiwanis Club; past were Richard H. Hamill and J. president of the Shrewsbury Com NEWARK (AP) - The state VATICAN CITY - Fifty-four Safety Council has estimated that Francis Rauch, both of Middle- munity Appeal; fourth vice presi- ling American priests, mem- own Township. Mr. Hamill had dent 'of the Monmouth County 11 persons may die in traffic era of the 1961 class of the accidents on New Jersey high- been cashier and Mr. Rauch as- Board of Realtors; state officer lorth American Pontifical Col- sistant vice president. of the International' Traders ways (luring the Christmas week ige, were ordained yesterday in end. George F. Baine, Jr., Little Club; first vice president of the Peter's Basilica. Archbishop Central Jersey Chapter, Society The council said yesterday its Silver, who has been Monmouth [artin John O'Connor, rector of estimate was based on past County National's trust officer, of Residential Appraisers, and a ie college, formerly of Scranton REAL LIVE SANTA — Ralph Waldo Bailey, 72, look, like senior member of the SRA. Christmas death records and was elevated to be assistant vice 'a., officiated. Among those from Santa Claus out of costume to little Sarah Bartley, 6. covers the period from 6 p.m. president. Joseph M. Fettner,| Mr. Walker received the "Dis- lew Jersey ordained were Clar- Friday to midnight Monday, nterlaken, an assistant vice pres- Christmas-conscious youngsters, noticing his snowy white PRINCESS MAR&ARET looks at her son, Viscount Unlay, tinguished Service Award" of the ice L. Fisher, Atlantic City; The highest Christmas traffic- ident, has been appointed cash- Greater Red Bank Junior Cham- dward U. Kmiec, Trenton: Ger- beard, often stop him on streets in Punta Gorda, Fla., to death toll in the last five years ier. in auto after leaving Buckingham Palace where tha six- ber of Commerce in 1956. F. Lyons, New Brunswick; tall him what thsy want Santa Claui to bring them. was 24 in 1956, the council noted. John E. Stahlsmith, Shrewi- week-old baby was christened. With them is Lord Snow- He is married to the former ames O. McGovern, Laurel The council estimated that bury, has moved up from the po- Bailey listens, pais iham on tha back and leaves them don, tha baby's father. Tha child was christened David lorraine Holiday of Red Bank. prints, and Donald C. Smith, about 1,000 additional persons sition of auditor to become the ITiey have four children. rsey City. baaming happily. (AP Wirehoto) would be injured in traffic ac- bank's comptroller. Albert Charles. (AP Wirephoto by radio front London) t FABC4V 14-W*i,Dt«mb«20,196i RED BANK REGISTER ULEVISION WOB-TV TV Key Mailbag TV Keynetew .WNTA.TV MtBW 1:11-411 New* mad*'the fuSti'decision* on all (7) Staying Young the shows yet but it's safe to Previews Q) Love of Life I:H> (4) Nam and Weather Question—Will you please set' assume that among the shows (7)M 1:21- (7) Evening Prayer Pan/ Thrives (I) Truth or le something? Is Dr. Kildare an that will remain, you'll find "Ben (9) Almanac Newsreel Today's top television shows as Consequences (11) Popeye tern or a resident In the TVCasey," "Dr. Kildare," "Naked 1:2$- (!) News and Weather previewed and Selected by TV (7) Camouflage 1:11- (7) Local New* ' ihow?—L. R., Baltimore, Md. City," "The Untouchables," 1:15— (4) News Key's staff of experts who atten (») Folklore U.S.A. 1:21-(7) Weather Answer—Dr. Kildare is still an "Gary Moore," and "Perry .Co- On Double Duty Bit 1:40- (4) Sermonette rehearsals, watch screenings aft (11) Merry Mailman 0:21- (7) Sports intern and Is likely to remain one mo," just to mention a few. 0:30- (4) Local Newa 2:45- (2) News By HAROLD STERN ator Nat Hiken and any of hisanalyze scripts in New York an 11:30— (1) Search For Tomorrow or the life of the show. If you (4) It Could Be You (5) Cartoons 2:50— (2) Give Us This Day handful of collaborators sit down Hollywood: remember the movie series with Question—One of my favorite When it comes to Broadway, (J) Cartoons (7) Vikings THURSDAY MORNING to write for the regular company ew Ayres and Lionel Barry- character actors on TV is Claude Paul Reed seems to have a knack WAGON TRAIN. "The Bettiha (7) Make K Pace (11) Brave Stallion 5:45- (2) Previews alone, the, scripts (ell the actors May Story." Bette Dtvii, start as more, • you'll remember that Akins, He is always good in what- far appearing in hits. He's been (I) Favorite Story (ill- (4) Westher 5:54- (2) Give Us This Day down the river. a buUinsky-grandmother in a dra- yres also remained an intern ever part he does. Is he going to in "Up In Central Park," "Guy« Ut«— (I) Guiding Light 0:45- (4) Newt 5:55— (2) News For Reed, and for Al Lewis ma that brings a breath of day- tor a good many films. star in a TV series soon, I hope? and Dolls" and "The Music (II) Rocky and His 7:00- (2) Newa 0:00- (2) College of the Air who plays Schnauser on "Catimr e TV into the evening. Hard' —J. T., San Jose, California Man" and may currently be seen Friends (4) Death Valley Cays 0:30— (2) Sunrise Semester 54" and doubles into "Do Rely a western, but Bette'f boost- Question—Is it true that Bing: Answer—There Is no series In as "Bratt" in what may well be U:5$- (4) News (5) Aqnanauti 0:40- (S) Call To Prayer Mi," appearing on Broadway ers might like this one. 7:30 Crosby is going to star in a (TV Claude's immediate future but he the biggest hit of all, "How To 1:M- (1) Burns and Allen (7) Shannon 0:45- (5) Educational Film must be a blessing. At least they p.ra. NBC series based on his movie "Go- is currently making a feature Succeed In Business Without (4) Dr. Hudson (0) Tertytoon Circus 1:55— (4) Sermonette know that when they have some- ing My Way?" When will It befilm with another TV favorite Di- Really Trying." STEVE ALLEN. For a change (I) Cartoons (11) News 7:00- (2) News thing to work with, they're good. shown and who will play the part ane McBain of "Surfslde 6." It He teemi to have a similar this one Is aimed towards the (7) Day In Court 7:05- (J) Local Newa (4) Today played by the late Barry Fitzger- is a western called "Black Gold" gift for picking television showa, Reed, himself, seems to thrive kids rather than adults. Allen hai (I) Movie 7:10- (2) Weather 7:13- (5) News ald in the movie?-R. W., Cov-and.also stars Phil Carey and having first appeared with Sid on his double duty. Now that a Christmas party at his home (11) Local Newa 7:20- (7) Morning Prayer (11) Movie ington, Tenn. Fay Spain. • Caesar for six years. Today, he 'How To Succeed . . -" has -set- and uses crazy film clips to show I:2S- (I) News 7:11-(1) News 7:30- (5) English for Americans plays Captain Block on the NBC-tled down for a run that may bewhat goes on in all the rooms. (7) News 7.-2S-O1) Weather (7) Early Bird Cartoons Answer — ABC-TV network TV comedy hit "Car M, Where as long as its title, he finds it aThere's a puppet act, a Christ 1:M- (I) As The World Turns 7:30- (2) Alvln 8:00- (2) Captain Kangeroo dans on scheduling the new TV (For an answer to your ques- Are You." pleasure to appear in. And, hemas song with ad libs In the (4) Dr. Joyce Brothers (4) Wagon Train (5) Sandy Becker leries based on "Going My Way" tion about any TV program or I thoroughly enjoyed "Up lahonestly teems to love his work lyrics, and "Jingle Bells" bj (5) Movie (7) Steve Allen (7) Little Rascals . ilonday nights beginning in Jan-actor, write to TV Key Mailbag, Central Park" and "The Music in "Car 54." Jose Jimenez to amuse the (7) December Bride (0) Movie 8:25-(7) Billy Bang, Bang uary, but Bing Crosby is sot re-c/o The Register.) ; youngsters. Even the Allen boyi peating his Academy Award Man" and was wild about "Guys I've heard a different story, 1:H~ (4) News (11) Honeymoonert 8:30— (7) Tommy Seven and Dolls." As is no secret, I take a turn imitiating Dad and1:03- <}) Password 3:00- (2) Father Knows Best 8:43- (0) News and Weather winning role in the TV version LOMERSON HONORED but Reed believes that the police Gene Kelly (the dancer-actor-di- think "How To Succeed . . the Smothers Bros.' 7:30 p.m (4) Jan Murray (J) Danger Man 8:50- (0) Cartoons RED BANK — Edwin O. Lorn- love the TV show and don't mind rector) is set to star. No other 4s Broadway's best musical, Sid ABC (7) Number Please (11) Bold Journey 3:00- (2) Amos V Andy erson, borough treasurer and tax seeing the force depicted as a casting news is available at this Caesar was a TV clown to be PROJECT 29. "The Coming ol (11) Atomic Age Physics (13) Betty Furness (4) Slimnastlcs . assessor, and Harry Odell, clerk gang of oafs. time. cherished. Christ." (Repeat) A superb docu- 1:30- (I) House Party 8:30- (2) Checkmate (7) Gale Storm and collector of Point Pleasant "It would be a wonderful world mentary and the finest retellin (4) Loretta Young (4) Prospect 20 * (0) Jack La Linns Beach, recently were honored by But, a* for "Car 54," rather if we could operate with a police of the Christmas story on TV (5) Award Theater 0.15- (4) Family Question—You mentioned Janu- the Municipal Receivers, Tax than "Where Are You" I'd beforce like we have on 'Car 54',' (7) Seven Keys Using the technique that made (7) Top Cat 0:23- (5) News ary as "renewal time" in a re-Collectors and Treasurers Asso- inclined to remark "What Are Paul Reed told me. "Our show <») Bowling their Lincoln film one of the best (11) Califorolana 0:30- (J) My Little Margie cent column and said that someciation of New Jersey. Mr. Lom- Yon?" Reed himself Is always doesn't have any crimes and the I;K~ (5) News television documentaries of all l;0H4) Perry Como (5) Topper shows had already heard "the erson is treasurer of the group good for at least a smile, but cops are all human. In fact, when isOO- (!) MilUonalrt time, the Project 20 unit turnei (5) Movie (7) Memory Laa« death knell." What shows ara. go- and Mr. Odell is a vice presi- on the whole, considering its high I was in Philadelphia with 'How (4) Young Dr. Makme out this beautiful, reverent, anil (7) Hawaiian Eye (0) Movie ing to be left and what shows dent. rating, ''Car 54" is a pretty pen- To Succeed . . .' a member of (5) Theater Five altogether satisfying show. In- (11) You Asked for It 10:00- (2) Calendar are going off the air?—J. E., ny-dreadful attempt at comedy, the Philadelphia police force told (7) Queen For A Day stead of photographs, however, 0:20- (0) Playback Huntington, West Va. a third-string Sgt. Bllko. Butm, e that he had a Toody and a (3) Star and Story (4) Say When It pays to advertise in The this film tells the story through 0:25— (0) News Answer—The networks haven't while the show can be just plain Muldoon in his district. (II) Teaching Reading (5) Movie Register.—Advertisement. awful when it's being performed several hundred paintings made 1:30- (2) Verdict Is Yours 3:30- (2) Mrs. G. Goes to 10:30- (2) I Love Lucy by the regular cast, for some 'One of my biggest thrills was available by museums around the (4) From These Roots College-Comedy (4) Play Your Hunch reason 1 haven't bees able to having a Philadelphia police lieu- world for this particular purpose. (7) Who Do You Trust? (0) Science Fiction (7) Susie figure out, whenever a guest star tenant invite me for a ride in aAs Alexander Scourby narrates (I) Movie Theater 11:00- (2) Video Village of any suture is used, the writ- prowl car," he continued. "I an-Richard Hanier's script based on (11) Abbott and Costello (11) M Squad ; (4) Price Is Right ing perks up and the show re- iwered calls, visited th* jail and the King James version of the J:S5- (2) Newa 10:00—(2> Armstrong Circle (7) Texan semble! genuine humor. even met a real police captain." Bible, the camera passes over the 4:»»-(2) Brighter Day Theater (0) Herb Sheldon paintings giving the story sweep Open 6:30-Show 7:00 Big Effect (4) Make Room For (4) Bob Newhart 11:25- (9) News It took one of the able corps and movement. A perfect relig- FREE IN CAR HEATERS Daddy (7) Naked City 11:30— (2) Your Surprise NOW THRU SAT. Molly Picon, Alice Ghostley, of press agents representing ious show for the season, and (5) Divorce Hearing (9) Treasure Package Maureen Stapleton, etc,, have all How To Succeed ..." to come worthy of repeat every Christ- NOW THRU TUES. (7) American Bandstand (11) High Road (4) Concentration 'appeared on the show to tremen- up with the one-liner summing mas time. (Color) 8:30 p.m. NBC (11) Laurel & Hardy 10:30- (4) Brmkley's Journal (5) Romper Room dous comic effect. But when ere- up Paul Reed's double life, film- ing "Car 54" during the day and PERRY COMO. The highlights * Chuck (0) Movie (,7) Yours For a Song JoaoneWbodward appearing in a Broadway show of Perry's, hour Include Tom 4:15— (2) Secret Storm (11) Wild Cargo (11) Your neighbor the at night. Techenor's / wonderful puppets 4:25-i(lI) Pinocchio 11:00- (2) News World from thef Broadway muslca <•»- (2) Edge of Night (4) News 11:55- (2) News Sidney Poitier "Captain Block," she said, "is 1 (4) Here's Hollywood (5) Newf RADIO moonlighting." "Carnival, !' and' a series ol WABC m Christmas'' - Carols. You'll love (5) Mr. District Attorney (7) News WCBS 880 Carrot Top and the Fox: the (II) Bozo the Clown (11) Groucho-Quiz PARTY DEC. 28 11:10- (2) Weather MOVIE TIMETABLE WHTG 1410 Walrus will amuse and captivate 4:50— (7) American Newsstand WNBC 6«e RED BANK - The Garden you. , 4:55- (4) News (4) Weather RED BANK WNEW list State Nu-Volce Club will have a Also, there'* a bit of serioui (11) Mr. Peabody (3) P.M. East , . P.M Carlton — Paris Blues 2.00; S:M- (2) Lire of Riley West '.WAT »n Christmas party in Rivervlew talk from Santa Claus about friv- 7:00; 9:20. WQXR olous people and "peace on (4) Kukla and Ollie 11:12- (7) Weather 13M Hospital Thursday, Dec. 28, at 8 EATONTOWN arth;' a charming dance to the (5) Heckle and Jeckla 11:13- (2) Movie WOR 718 Drive-In — Susan Slade 7:00; TROY DONAHUE p.m. Parade of the Wooden Sol- (7) I Married Joan (4) Jack Psar 10:55; Cowboy 9:20. diers; a many-piano playing (3) Space Explorers (7) Movie group of youngsters; and Perrys (11) Dick Tracy 11:3 H'RHONV NEWS Dooato Construction .. IJnhftvm uulle* SclIW'IJtr Bros j- w Clarfk'i TriKklnK . -"£, Brlradoon to. Homai .-. ^fi C ft A Auto Body . »! Ch.ro'i Market Jlli Murtin Co, 2 « Haxlel Wine ft Liquor . 12 Oaurantee Ijinipa —""*"rj Nlck'a ileauly Shop •» 23 Bowline Unlimited „_ ;i 21 ft M Heating _.... 30 Haydn * Son —" 21 A 1. Auto Parta _ 30 Martin Co. " Bell HaTdware & Marine 19'i AVrnAVrn.tron, , Cork 3 J .20Ji \\'i L, * il Bulirlera - -.16 rtelltnce ln«nranclanc«« J01J 4 34't Matthaw J. 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O»tock 2 20th Fox Million Seller Hit Records Pillsbury Biscuits 3 &£ 29c Nescafe HSZttS Wise Potato Chips 8 popular album selections including Ballard Biscuits 3 Ji£ 29c Kraft Msrshmallow Creme "Merry Christmas Carals" Good Luck Margarine V.ST IX 29c Keebler Club Crackers "The Little Brummr liy" <8ch 1.98 Fleischmann't Margarine Lit 47e Nabisco Veri-Thin Pretzels TODAY THIU 1ATUIOAY. DECIMUR Mrd. Print tfhoin •! oil N.w Unrf, PMH Mvtr ami MkMhtaw* tttrw. W* mm tk. rljki to limit qwntttllaa. 1»-W«L, Docemkr 20.1961 BED BANK REGISTER Sorority Choir find Fellowship Program Charity Ball Proceeds Hears Piano Christmas Eve Pageant $1,500 Goes to League Fund -1 *«At Methodist Church RUMSON — A profit ot ap- New provisional members, an- Mrs, Gordon R. Smith, welfare Km^fwieitSme RED BANBANKK —A A NatNativityy Pag-.erg,, Leonardo artist. The ^ proximately $1,500 will go into nounced by Mrs. William Aber- chairman, reported on a Christ- of Mrs. Jake Manchesian, 105Ap-eant and carol concert will be are on view to the pubHc from the Red Bank Junior Service nathy, admissions chairman, are mas party given for 78 patients at pie Blossom Rd. The program presented by' the ministry of mu-9 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily. League's Community Trust Fund Mrs. John C. Archibald, Mrs. Marlboro State Hospital Wednes- was presented by Mrs. Manche- sic and fine arts of the Red Bank as a result of the group's recent John R. Quinn, Mrs, Robert day. ' She said the league also sian and her two daughters, Rita Methodist Church Christmas Eve Christmas Charity Ball. The fig-Boyle, Mrs. H. A. Billerbeck, Mrs. donated $150 to the hospital. Mrs. and Rose Marie, wbo played pi- on the front patio of the church. League's ure was announced recently at a Robert Wickman, Mrs. K. Gerald Richard Doegler, Jr., was chair- ano selections. "Poetry into Mu- Performances are scheduled at meeting of the league in the club- Howie, Mrs. Charles D. Marx, man of the party. sic" was the theme of the Christ- 7, 8 and 9 p.m. Sunday. house here. Mrs. William Becker, Mrs. Harry Spring Plan mas program. Group singing fol- The pageant will be accompan- Date Book The Community Fund supports Barbee, Mrs. George Williamson Mrs. Donald E. Lawes, Jr., lowed. ied by a special stereophonlq re- • number of league cultural proj- Mrs. W. AUlen Anderson, Mrs. house chairman, announced that Mrs, John Jeffrey, H Arthur cording of music and narration Described ects and makes annual donations Hugh Morison, Mrs. Herbert Me- the clubhouse will be painted in Ave., Long Branch, a transferee prepared by DonaM D. Curry of Nulty, Mrs. Dyke J. Halle and OCEANPORT — Mrs. H. A. to county welfare agencies. the spring. from the Iota Phi Chapter In Bel-Long Branch. Winners In a league contest to Mrs. H. W. Nelson. lafontine, Ohio, was welcomed by ; Pujals.vRumsoa chairman of the The league repeated Its Christ- The Chancel Choir will sing "In •ell tickets for the Follies and ' president Mrs. Edward Mee- Monmouth County Council of the Mrs. Walter Seymour, Jr., wasmas presentation of "Swaddling the Bleak Mid-Winter," "Joy to advertising for the program book- han. Red Bank. League of Women Voters, de- chairman of a committee of sus-Clothes," a story written by Mrs. let were Mrs. Edward Killeen, the World," "How Brightly Shines scribed the New Jersey League's tataers, who were hostesses at Andrew Bruder. Presented on Mrs. William Graff, a member first; Mrs. John Bell, second; the Morning Star," "Twixt Ox "Facts and Date Book" at a meet- the meeting. The sustainers will WJLK, It starred Mrs. Carleton of the social committee, Mrs. Ronald Emmons, third, and and Ass," and "Good Christian Ing of (he council last week here assist hi the Thrift Shop once a Boll, Mrs. Thomas Key, Mrs. nounccd plans for an egg nog McFaddin, Jr., Men, Rejoice." in the home of Mrs. Jojpeh Bry- Mrs. Dorman month. Frederick Axt and Mrs. Ronald party to be held Dec. 30 la the fourth. Emmons. home of Mr. and Mrs. Meehan. A. special narration In blank an, 254 Arnold Ave. Mrs. Douglas Yorke, commun- Mrs. Milton Brown, ways and verse, written for the pageant by The pocket-size appointment ity arts chairman, announced that means chairman, reported] a pro-Herbert Burtis, minister of music booklet includes a detailed sec- a radio workshop meeting will fit of $75 from a recent Christ- and fine arts of the church, retells tion on how to write your con- County GOP Women be held Jan. 4 in the home of mas card sale. The group will de- in modern terms the scriptural gressmen, registration and voting the chairman, Mrs, Key. Mrs. liver a geriatric chair Saturday story of the birth of Christ. information, and facts on New Clifford L. Heaslip, Jr., was to the Atlantic Highlands Nursing The pageant cast is made up of Jersey elected officials. It lists named publicity chairman for ra- Home. members of the Methodist Youth state executive offices, addresses Hold Holiday Session dio. MONTHLY MEETING — Dr. Kenneth Streibig of Oak- Mrs. Walter L. Cuje and Mrs.Fellowship, f duties and. salaries. Important SPRING LAKE HEIGHTS publican senators and assembly- Miss Jeanne Wlrth and Mrs. hurtt, d«an of Administration at Monmouth Collage, chati Brown will deliver a food basket December activities of the mu-events, such as the last date to Thomas McManus are In charge to a needy family in Leonardo sic and art ministry have included register or file for office for each The Columbian League of Asbu: men in the new state Legislature. with Miss Elms Repp of Red Bank High School, left, and Park was host recently at t A newly-organized group, the of re-scheduling "Sergeant Mol- in time for Christmas. The basket three performances of the Christ- election are given under actual annual Christmas meeting of t Harmony Club of Middletown ly" for Children's Theater in lo- Mrs. Catherine Butler of Central Regional High in Bay- includes a turkey and all the mas opera "Amahl and the Night open dates in the appointment Township, was presented to the cal schools. trimmings. . Visitors," two traditional candle- book to serve as a timely remind- executive board of the Monmout ville. The two teachers attended a recent dinner meet- County Federation of Republica: membership. Leaguers bought Christmas The next meeting will be held light carol services, and the cur-er of deadlines. Women. Mrs. Charles Nation, Holmdei, gifts for presentation to children ing of the Monmouth and Ocean County Home Econom- Jan. 8 in the home of Mrs. Rob-rent exhibition in the church The 25-cent booklet includes for In the Preventorium in Farming- ert McLaughlin, Linden Ave., lounge of Advent and Christmas the first time this year a listing The party, held in the Roy; announced plans for a regional ics Association held at the college. Manor, was a benefit for re. meeting of affiliated clubs of the dale. Red Bank. paintings by S. Travers Neidling- of Monmouth County elected offi- dents of the County Welfai State Federation of Republican cials. HOme at Briar Hill. Mrs. Williai Women on March 28. Plans for the forthcoming Smock of Lincroft and Mrs. Ricl Mrs. Thomas Shebell and Mrs. league "Know Your County" •rd Cooper of West Long Brencl John Flynn represented the Co- study were also formulated at the ec-chainnen of the project, wil lumbian League at the meeting. Artistic Conflict: Tolerance Versus Discipline meeting. Mrs. Sidney Ruda, New present gifts donated by boan Marion Higgins, assembly- Shrewsbury, co-chairman of the By ELEANOR MARKO Astere E. Claeyssens, Hunte: veer from the normal and be why, or being required to articu- Much enjoyment of plays,, mu- members to elderly residents woman from Bergen County, will Red Bank Regional League com- College English professor, madi tempted to seek attention, some- late what you dislike." sic, literature or art, he com- Briar Hill. address the board at a meeting RUMSON — Art has become a mittee, and Mrs. H. A. Shultzc Babbitt-Inspired Jan. 18 In the Old Orchard Coun- itatus symbol of Intellect . .. this point in his discussion oi times by spurious means," he mented, is lost because viewers chairman ot the Asbury Park The group will also present present day permissiveness stated. "From the Babbitt in our souls are afraid of the opinions they number of small transistor radio: try Club, Eatontown. Mrs. E. J. but If you aren't enjoying it, committee, stated that question- the arts at Monday's meetini "We have forgotten that art is we have taken on the responsibil- will be called upon to give. Opln- Mtei wm ,„, gent t0 ^^ of. to Marlboro State Hospital. Davles of Oceanport Is program you've already violated the rea- of the Greater Red Bank Sectloi to produce pleasure ... no work ity and worry of making art a Ions, he said, are being left to ficials in January, Personal inter- Mrs. Irving Keith, wife of thi chairman. son It exists. of the National Council of Jew of art Is complete until it is re- part of our lives," he said. experts: Interior decorators, art views will be scheduled shortly assemblyman from Bradicj ish Women In Congregation Bna created through the imagination Out of the wish to be "au connoisseurs, drama critics. Beach, was installed as a new thereafter designed to develop and Israel. of the viewer," he commented, courant" (in the know) Prof. "In attempting to prepare our- board member by Mrs. Harry clarify' details of the functions and urged, "You have every Claeyssens said we are creating selves to be open-minded specta- Neuberger of Lincroft. Her term Miss Samuelson to WedThe young professor, in a and duties of the various county right or duty to begin to like a flourishing age of art, but "Wetors, we are neglecting the real will expire in 1964. . mltting to the public's "infjnil government departments. EATONTOWN — Mrs. Ethel tolerance" of permissiveness t what you see and respond to it, are having taken away from our- job of being informed about great Mrs. Neuberger was recently Samuelson, 104 Parker Ave., an- ward experimentation In literi and to begin to know what you selves the right to even know art," he said. appointed to the new state legis nounces the engagement of her ture, theater, poetry, music and dislike without needing to know what it is we like." He encouraged natural response lative committee which will co- daughter, Miss Evelyn Mae Sam- less so hi architecture, warned to works of art. ordinate legislative action of Re- uelson, to George E. Gifford son Monmouth of two "dangers." "Don't be afraid. Wondering if Mr. and Mrs. Harry J. Gif- Kitty Kelly: what the intelligent attitude is ford, 89 Avis Dr., Bricktown. "There Is danger to human he Ings whose lives can be enrichec toward something disqualifies it Concert Set Miss Samuelson, a graduate of Trail Riders by artistic experiences; there as an artistic experience." Red Bank High School, is em- danger to young artists," hi Mr. Claeyssens Is the author of ployed by the Central Jersey Tragedy Left Her Fearful For Tonight stated. 'Where the Dance Is" which is Hold Party Bank and Trust Company, Ea Dear Kitty: around in the family car. Set WEST LONG BRANCH - The Smothered Discipline optioned for Broadway produc- NEW SHREWSBURY - Fifty tontown branch. , I want my kids to have a ball an example by your own sense 70-member Modern Chorus of "What we are doing currentl; tion next season. He is an alum- members of the Monmouth Coun- Mr. Gifford is a machinist's in life, and not be held back b of responsibility. As for your Monmouth College will present its is suggesting to artists that we nus of the University of Illinois, ty Trail Riders and their guest! mate, first class, serving in the son, let him have the car, annual Christmas concert tonight accept everything they throw al mother who's a square. received a master of arts degree attended a Christmas party Sat- Navy aboard the USS Warring- if he pays for It with his own in Slocum Hall at 8:30 o'clock. us ... We have flung a cfoal We're an average American from Columbia University and urday in the Paddock Lounge, ion. money. The very investment Free tickets to the public may of acceptance and smothered family; my husband, myself, formerly taught at Monmouth Long Branch. son going on 17 and a daughte: will make him care what hap - College and at the Fine Arts Col-be obtained at the receptionist's discipline in artists to go on ti pens to It. desk in the main building. Miss Wendy Grudln was ac master their talents." who will be 15 in January. Ou: lege of The Carnegie Institute,of cepted as a new member at Princeton Slates eldest son would be 20 had hi Technology. A 10-piece band will accompany meeting here last week In th Weird canvases, weird noise: lived. Dear Kitty: the chorus. and weird language created b; First Aid Building. His death was so futile. It hap I refuse to take my family's Special vocal numbers will be Science Talks some contemporary artists A report was made by George pend three years ago. He and advice, thereby causing hard given by Sal Marino, baritone, PRINCETON — Teachers of attempts, he said, to gain atten- Richdale on the club's gymkhana a bunch of boys were swim- feelings all around. I became en Brick Township; Diane Giersch, science will attend programs on Miss Evelyn M. Samuelson tion and reaction from audiences Pupils Play a horse race for members onlj ming In a gravel pit. One ki gaged last May to a boy who was soprano. Red Bank, and Pat Bru- biology and general science Jan. who, in attempting to be open- held recently at the residence o! dared him to swim all the wa; of different faith. Though we sin- no, contralto, Shrewsbury. Instru- minded spectators, mislead ar Mr. and Mrs. Harold C. Ely 3 in Princeton High School. across and back. He didn't maki cerely loved one another, we In Recitals ment soloists will be George Viks- ists into sensational and blzarn Eatontown. A description and discussion of Children's it. agreed not to change our re- ne of Lakewood, Jeanne Silver- important advantages in the expressions. 1 LITTLE SILVER - Mrs. Jos- The club will put on a hors For months after I couldn ligions. But as the wedding day stein of Belmar and Joel Popler caching of biology as practiced "It takes a strong artist not eph Lacy was hostess last week thow In the spring for the Long bear to see those other boys 1 neared, he began pressing me to of Bradley Beach. Hid experienced by New Jersey at a Christmas party for her pi- Branch Kiwanis Club. Mr. Rich- Problems swimming, But I've more or les: join his church. This resulted in Mrs. Pauline Clinchard of New :eachers will begin at 9:45 a.m. ano pupils and their parents. A Brunswick, music instructor, will dale is in charge of arrange- got over that and try not to lei heated arguments and my re- program consisting of Christmas ments. Miss Elsie MacLeod of Red Cantata Slated fear rule. But our daughter com turning his ring. be at the piano. Bank High School will be among music, Hebrew songs and novel- Mr. Roche, Bertram Rockafel- Discussed plains that she is never allowe those attending. While he didn't make it a con-ties was presented by several of low and Mrs. Vivian Cooke wen RUMSON — Rabbi Simon GIus- to do anything she wants be- Another meeting is scheduled At Shrewsbury dition that I become a convert, the pupils. named to the nominating com from, author of "When Your cause of my fear that somethin Council Honors or Feb. 10 on earth science and he did insist that our children Participating in a piano recital mittee. Child Asks" and "Living With SHREWSBURY —The cantata will happen to her. She likes be reared in his faith, I broke Sunday at the annual book tea jlementary science. Your Teenager," discussed chil- "Rejoice, Beloved Christians," nice boy and is wearing his clas: Life Members with him completely and moved of the Catholic Daughters of dren's problems at a meeting of by Dietrich Buxtehude, will be ring but, he drives his own cai WEST LONG BRANCH - The to another town rather than suf- America, Court St. James, were The bait candy in FLORIDA VACATION the Red Bank Chapter of Hadas- presented at the Shrewsbury and I won't let her ride in it, annual Christmas party for life fer more heartaches. We wound Evelyn and Brian Keigher of New RED BANK - Mr. and Mrs.sah recently in Congregation Bnai Presbyterian Church at a candle- I know a lot of the girls drlv up as enemies. members of the Red Bank and town — ANY town. around with boys but, I'm nol Shrewsbury and Eileen Linzmay- Asbury Park Councils of McCul- Lewis B. Hendricks of 150 South Israel. light service Sunday at 11 p.m. Now, months later, I have re- raising them. I have only on er, Noreen Joyce and Diana ly Chapter Telephone Pioneers, St. leave today for a month's va- The talk was part of a pro- The combined choirs and the ceived a letter from this boy irl arid she is very precious ti Lacy, all of Little Sliver. was held here at the Community :ation in Hialeah, Fla. While gram planned in observance of senior choristers will also sing asking me to give him another BIRNN CANDY me. I can look upon both ou Other pupils are Anne Hawley, Center last Saturday. here, they will visit Mrs. Hend- Jewish Book Month. A book fair threa Christmas carols. chance and let bygones be by- son and daughter with pride am Joanne and Larry Koplik anc •icks' uncle, Asa Hclsel. was arranged by Mrs. Eugene The service will be held in th jones. My family thinks I should. Highlights included dancing, ex- eel we've done a good job in Anne Gryson of Red Bank, Kathy Trachtman of Fair Haven. sanctuary, of Colonial design, I say no. What would you do?— changing of gifts and a buffet raising them, so far. But it isn' Keigher of New Shrewsbury and supper. Mrs. Frank Levy and Mrs. Mor- that dates back to 1732. Undecided as simple as it was. There are Anne Supplee, Nancy and Virginia Arrangements were under the ris Jacks, both of Red Bank, and Members of the senior choir in- imes when I don't know the an Dear Undecided: Unless your Meijer, Jon Towers, Dick Michel, chairmanship of Harvey Spranger both recently returned from clude: Ronald Clark, Robert swer. former fiance renounces his Martin McGowan, Donna and of Red Bank and Fred Seiden- seven-week tour of Europe and Blake, Adele Phifer, LaBelle faith, it will remain an issue. Richard Newton, Frank Linzmay- zahl, Red Bank council chairman. Israel, described the new Hadas- King, Susan Phifer, Vanleta Can- For instance, my son works er, David Natelson, Dick Corson, onico, June Burdge, Margaret and wants to buy a car, paying Actions speak louder than sah-Hebrew University Medical words. Pressure will again be Joan Baker, Ellen Oswald, Mrs. Center in Jerusalem. Borden, Mary Pomanowski, for it with his own money. I am Edwin Michel, Mrs. M. D. Brick Elaine Teller, Audrey Appleyard, fearful about letting him do this. put upon him by his people. First Birthday The stained glass windows com- Your only solution, if you love and Betly and Robert Lacy, all Kay Matches, Helen Camie, Mr. He is such a good boy and I of Little Silver. RUMSON - The first birthday missioned by Hadassah and creat- William Zillger, Mrs. William rust his judgment but when I him enough, is to join his of Lou Jeanne Cuje, daughter of for the medical center by Zillger, Jane MacNutt, Caro ee other boys zooming by like church. If you can't bring your- Mr. and Mrs. Walter L. Cuje, Marc Chagall are on display in Mayes and Ronald Clark, Jr. maniacs I think maybe their self to do so, tear up his letter. 183 Davis La. was celebrated Sun- the Museum of Modern Art, New mothers trust them, just as I Mothers' Club day at a family party here in York, through Jan. 5. Members of the chorister choir include: Susan Matches, Pamela o mine—yet sooner or later their Dear Kitty. the home of her maternal grand- Steen, Carol ChriStensen, Tina ;ars are bound to land '" the I want to run away—any place! Sponsors Party parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fris- DOCTORS LICENSED Hardy, Wendy Hocker, Penny unk pile and they in the hospital am a 15-year-old boy who lives cia, Sr., 1 Church St. ( EAST KEANSBURG —' The Rowland, Susan Clayton, Doris r grave. Am I wrong in oppos- in a house that's not a home. I Guests were Mr. and Mrs. TRENTON (AP) - The state' Brownie and Girl Scout Mothers' Ivins, Joyce Keiper, Elizabeth ing my children? — Mixed-Up hate ray parents. They hate George Cuje, Jr., Red Bank, pa- board of medical examiners.ap- Club gave a Christmas party for Howard, Margaret Pries, Mary Mom. me. I speak from the bottom of ternal grandparents; Mr. and proved licensing of 19 doctors to members of all Girl Scout troops White, Nancy Pries, Helen Cox, my heart. They say they can't Mrs. George Cuje, Jr., and chil- day in New Jersey. All are state Dear Mixed-up: Your pseu- in East Keansburg recently in the Susan Teller, Maureen Trahman, wait till me and my brothers and dren Patti Ann, Douglas, George residents who earned their de- donym is a misnomer. Your Bayshore Community Church Wendy Haldeman, Ruth Ann Me- sisters come of age. All they and 3d and John; Mrs. Raymond Kel- grees elsewhere. letter shows you to be clear- Hall. Hose and Diana McCall. thinking, with justifiable con- re do is work, work, work and ly and children Mary Lou, Jane, Two of the newly licensed doc- The program Included Christ- cern for the safety of your chil- light, fight, fight. No play! Where Raymond, Jr., and John; Mr. and tors are in Monmouth County. Accompaniment for the service mas plays and skits presented dren. I agree that your 14- can I go? Nowhere! But I can't Mrs. Frank Friscia, Jr., and They are Harvey E. Cooper, 102 will be provided, by Mrs. Mary by each of the three Brownie year-old daughter is too young stand this, I'll go crazy.—Her- Frank 3d; Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Melrose Ave, and Pearl Mi Elizabeth Collins, harpist and troops and three intermediate 0 go driving with her boy man Friscia and children Thomas and Marchetti. 26 Pinebrook Dr., Mr. Lucius E. Harris at the or- troops. gan. riend alone. An exception Dear Herman: Christmas is Karen, all of Rumsori. both of Neptune. Anniversary pins commemorat- might be made now and then, coming. Reverse your thinking, Rev. John R. Collins, minister, ing the 50th birthday of the U.S. f she double dates and takes even if only for the birthday of will conduct the service and lead Girl Scouts in March, 1962, were RECUPERATING along an older person as chap- our Lord. Give each one you the congregation in the Christmas presented to all scouts, Brownies RED BANK - Mrs. Catherine eron. hate a little present. Remind prayers.' and adult aides. Ritter, 80 Mechanic St., has left SHERMAN'S But first, make sure the boy them, in case they've forgotten, Rivervlew Hospital where she was During the last five years in is a safe driver. Ask him to that Christmas is the day to a surgical patient for four weeks. IN PINGRY PROGRAM Ohio, 213 persons have been take you and your husband practice peace on earth and She will reside at the Shrews- killed and more than 7,000 in- some given place. In turn, in- good will to all men. Miracles HILLSIDE — Bruce Dahlgren, bury Manor Nursing Home dur- jured while operating or riding lude him when you and your liave been wrought on less- 268 Hance Rd., Fair Haven, will ing recuperation. TANTALIZE on farm tractors. msband are hauling the kids er occaslonsl appear as first bass in the Glee Club of Plngry School here at the tenants - the thrilling- new fragrance that gives' Draperies annual Christmas service this aft- A woman (and those who love her) ernoon at 2.15 o'clock and again when you advertise The Register Slipcovers 1 tonight at 8:30 o'clock on campus. an adventurous new outlook... a new rago to live! 2 oz., ?3.50. Also available: Upholstering Cologne, 2 oz. . .. $2.50. Set: 2 oz. Bedspreads Concentrate Atomist, 4-% oz. Dusting Curtains Your Holiday Specialties Powder, $6.00. Dusting Powder, 4-i/2 oz. $2.60. Shop-at-Homo Service Phone SH 1-2646 Sherman's Personalized Attention Dorothy Gray Decorators 468 Broad St., Shrewsbury FREE PARKING PROFESSIONAL MARION FISHER, Inc. PHARMACY 812 BROAD ST. SHREWSBURY Adjacent to Red Cross Headquarters 134 Broad Sf. SH 1-5288 Red Bank PROMPT, FREE DELIVERY-OPEN SUNDAY DOROTHY BElfa Auxiliary News Library Use BED BANK REGISTER WeA, December 20, Wflt-I9 Increases In LrttU Silver Club C Election Time Mrs. John Truex was elected on the patio of Bahrs' Landing Fair Haven Club Program Features president of the Ladles' Auxiliary Restaurant, Highlands. FAIR HAVEN — Monthly to Hulet Fire Company No. 1 at Attending were Mrs. Stephen brarian reports show an increa a recent meeting in the fire H. Faller, president of the group: In circulation of books issued house. Mrs. Harry JJ. Beyer, vice presi- readers. More than 3,300 volum Style Show and Carols were taken out in November. Other new officers are Mrs. dent; Mrs. Robert P. Caplinger, LITTLE SILVER - The Wom- The next regular club meeting lames H. Ackerson, vice presi- secretary; Mrs. Elizabeth Heli- A.total of 51,169.68 from thi an's Club held Its Christmas Jan. 10 at 1:30 p.m. will feature dent; Mrs. Charles T. Curtis, ker, treasurer; Mrs. Claudia Fair Haven Community Appea meeting last week in tha club- a program by tha American secretary, and Mrs. John Lim- France, historian, and Mrs. Hen- will be expended to meet thi house with 150 members and Home department. Mrs. George bach, treasurer. rietta Knney, second president of most pressing needs as deter guests attending. H. Merrill Is chairman. Speaker the group. mined by the library board. Thf The choral group sang carols, will be Mrs. Frederic!: Freling- Retiring officers, who served appeal donations have permittee as hostesses, are Mrs. Trues, Also, Mrs. John L. Dedrick, accompanied by Mrs. Maurice huysen, trustee of the New Jer- past secretary of the Ladies' purchase of a card catalog anc vice president, Mrs. Frank J. Donovan, chairman of the mus- sey Historical Society, on the top- Auxiliary of the Legion and a schools have been sending class- Slano, Mrs. Joseph Siano and ic committee. Iri the group were ic "Early American Eating Cus- Gold Star Mother; Mrs. Frank A. es to the library for Instruction Mrs. Edward H. Barton. Mrs Mrs, Joseph L. Sharon, Mrs, John toms." Wright, Mrs. Hubbard Stiles, In the use of this and other Fred Hussmau was welcomed as Barton Runyon, Mrs. James B. Mrs. Stella Jones, Mrs. Stella brary facilities. a new member. Noe, Mrs. B. G. Coats and Mrs. Lynn and Mrs. Mary Amend. The library's annual gift of $1, Donald B. Cheney. I The auxiliary will hold its sixth Tri-Deltas Mrs. Andrew Homiak, Sr., im- 000 from the Parent-Teacher As- New members welcomed to the annual dinner Jan. A at 7:30 p.m. mediate past president; Mrs. sociation will not be received be- club by Mr«. Hugh R. Wilson, In Pleasant Valley Inn, Homdel. James P. McGrail, first president cause of the needs of recently es- membership chairman, were Mrs. The next meeting will be Jan. 8 See Slides of the group; Mrs. Cora Des- tablished school libraries. John L. Minugh, Mrs. Rupert Hu- with Mrs. Richard Carbone and Blens and Mrs. Ethel Kollmar, mer, Mrs. Kenneth Lessing, Mrs. Mrs. Henry McGuire as host- The library board expressed past presidents, were unable to William R.-Hinchman, Sr., and Of Paintings esses. hope that a permanent library attend because of illness. will be constructed In 1962. The Mrs. Roy Koenig. Mrs. Clarence ELBERON — Mrs. Robert S. greatest need at present, thi E. Lovejoy was receptionist. Mrs. Newman, 240 Castlewill Ave., was NEW OFFICERS of the aux- A CHRISTMAS PARTY was board indicated is for an expan A. H. Grimmlnger and Mrs. hostess to the Jersey Shore Alum- iliary to the Hook and Ladder slon of floor space for mor Charles E. Scamon were the wel- held following a recent meeting nae of Delta Delta Delta Sorority Fire Company of Keyport are of the Ladies' Auxiliary of. the books', reading and browslnj coming committee. Mrsi Albert Bennett, president; Veterans of Foreign Wars post, areas for both adults and chil A fashion show ot girls' dress- Thursday at a Christmas meeting Mrs. J. Robert Rose, vice presi- Highlands, in the post home. dren, and student reference wor] es made by members of the wel- in her home. Mn. John Weseloh, dent; Mrs. Harry Aumack, sec- Mrs. Vivian Sanborn was chair- area. fare committee was presented. Neptune City, vice president, con- ond vice president; Mrs. Harold man. A covered dish supper was The clothes will bo distributed to ducted the business and present- Walling, secretary, and Mrs. served. local charities. Mrs. A. S. Wade, Frank Boyce, treasurer. ed a program of color slides on During a business meeting, Big Fraud Sr., Is chairman of the depart- The auxiliary held a Christmas Mrs. John L. Dedrick, president, ment. Models were Joan and Bet- celebrated artists In th» National party recently in Morgan Inn, heard committee reports from ty Wylle and Karen Camara of Art Gallery, Washington, D.C., Morgan. Mrs. Sanborn, rehabilitation and Hits Little Little Silver, and Marjorie, Gloria and works of Old Masters. «nd Susan Whiting of Fair Haven. pollyanna; Mrs. Minor Johnson, The library of famous paintings Broadway Hits PLANS for coming events were hospital, and Mrs. Stephen H. Community and objects of art, consisting of outlined at a meeting of The La- Faller, Civil Defense and pub- Featured on the program was eight albums, records, slide pro- dies' Auxiliary of the Veterans of licity. ST. MARY'S, Pa. (AP) - The singer Gene Reed of Fair Haven jector and screen, owned by the who sang hits from Broadway Foreign Wars, McElvaine- The group discussed visiting holiday season will be an unhap- JUST RIGHT for Christmas week festivities «r» thoi* costumes from tha Elizabeth sorority alliance, may be obtained Schanck Post of Matawan, in the nursing homes during the holiday py time for many people in this shows "Music Man," "Sail by other organizations for a Away," "Camelot," and the "King American Legion Hall in Mat* season, with Mrs, Johnson in small Elk County community Arden collection. An evening coat of red poppy brocade, left, drapet a front panel small rental fee. Narrators for and I," and a new Christmas wan. charge. Mrs. Leonard Savage an- because of the revelation by au- over one ihould«r. For leu formal occasions, • blua> silk suit combining flartd skirt the two films shown were actors thorities that three St. Mary's ft song "Christmas Time is Here," A parry for patients at the nounced a dance for teenagers and a short, collarleti, tide-button jacket. Burgess Meredith and Vincent only will be held in the post home nance companies are Insolvent tc written by Sam and Agnes Smith Price. Home for Disabled Veterans, of Monmouth Beach. The song, not Menlo Park, tomorrow with proceeds to bene- the extent of about $3.7 million, Mrs. Robert E. McDonnell, 3d, will be given In yet out on records or sheet mus- fit ths color guards. Some 670 of Oils town's 8,066 Mlddletown, compiled a sorority January. Homespun and Original ic. Is printed in the Christmas A dinner-dance for members of It was also reported that Mrs. residents had Invested in thi directory. Copies were distributed. Dedrick and Mrs. Henrietta Kin. companies and many may losi issue of the American Home mag- the post and auxiliary will be azine. Members will sell 190 pounds held Dec. 30 in Buck Smith's ney and Mrs. Faller, past aux- their life savings. of fruit cake for tho benefit of Restaurant, East Keansburg. iliary presidents, and Mrs. Cath- 'It's beyond belief that any Design Your Own Yule Decorations Mr. Reed was accompanied by the National Scholarship Fund. The auxiliary will hold a Christ erine Matthews and Mrs. Susan thing like this could happen to Roy Hinman of the Neighborhood Mrs. Richard Shand, Fair Ha- mas party Dec. 28 in the home Conard attended a luncheon in company so highly regarded for By VIVIAN BROWN ranging in her New York flower "One of the prettiest decora- Playhouse of New York City. ven, was named chairman of the of Mrs. Zane Anson. Miss Mary Buck Smith's Restaurant, East close to 40 years," observed AP Newsfeatures Writer studio. "One must complement tions for a front door can be made Grace Lang was to have appeared telephone committee. Gifts were Jean Anson, a new member, will Keansburg, Dec. 10 for Mrs. Ed- Clarence J. Arnold, who said he You may devise ingenious the other" she points out of hei by studding an Italian onion bas- with Mr. Reed but is convales- exchanged, with Mra. Newman In cing from pneumonia. They both be co-chairman with her mother. gar Schular, department presi- will lose about $6,000. Christmas decorations that are blending of Interior design anc ket with lollipops and gum drops. tha role of Santa. havo appeared on television and Gifts will be exchanged and dent. Mrs. Sanborn, sixth distrid truly personalized if you'd use flowers. You can shape a Christmas tree Mrs. Catherine Brehm said shs at the Waldorf Astoria. A covered dish luncheon will buffet supper served. assistant conductress, attended your own homespun ideas and out of wire, trim it with what you lost possibly $47,000—her entire You should have a plan befori Mrs. James R. Fowler was precedo the next meeting Jan. A donation was voted for the the meeting. materials, says Interior decora- have at hand for another attrac- life savings. you begin to design decorations chairman of hostesses, assisted 18 in the home of Mrs. Marshall Christmas program of the Mata- Mrs. Edward A. Kwik and Mrs. tor Maxine May who has made tive door decoration," she says. "I've cried so much that she advises. by Mrs. Paul J. Braun, Mrs. Jo- L. Ribe, 39 Robin Rd., Rumson. wan Public Health Association. Robert M. Waters, Sr., will be co- a career of floral designs. Her wire trees and flat wicker couldn't cry anymore," Mrs seph G. Costlgan, Mrs. Robert Members of the local auxiliary hostesses next Wednesday. "If you want Individualism In Consider Light Christmas tree shapes have red Brehm said. A. Cabeen, Mrs, Ira Crouse, Mrs. who assisted at the Sixth District /our Yuletide decorations, use "Design for a specific place. fabric bases to simulate flower E. J. Davies, Mrs. George W. party Dec. 6 at Marlboro State So far, two officials of thi /our imagination," she suggests. A stairwell, boudoir table, boo! pots. The trees are trimmed with Flaccus, Mrs. John H. Gardner, Hospital were Mrs. Oscar Butch, In New Post firms have been charged with case, mantlepiece, child's room FORA "You can be clever with an bows, prisms, or with pine cones Mrs. W. A. Hall, Mrs. Chester R. Mrs. Raymond Dunphy and Miss fraud and investigators say more need different decorations. Yoi irange, apple, mushrooms and that have been cut and shaped Haig, Mrs. F. W. Hoops, Mrs. Anson. arrests may be made. should take Into consideration thf FORMAL >ine, if that's all you have at Into flowers, sprayed with paint J. E. Kaltschmid, Mrs. Philip The financial collapse is more light In the room, colors in thi A report was made by Mrs. and. Make your decorations look and wired. Knef, Mrs. M. W. Parsons, Mrs. than a loss of money to ' Ray- area and the height at which th< Butch, who attended the luncheon is If they belong In your home, "A small basket of pine and J. Harry Rossbach, Mrs. R. J. NEW YEAR'S honoring the department presi- mond Rupprecht and his brother ather than In the florist's shop." object will be displayed. Yoi to strawberries over which you've Hooker, Mrs. Richard W. Smith, A. J. Rupprecht. Raymond lost want achieve simple elegance dent, Mrs. Dorothy Schuler. At- A graduate of Parson's School sprinkled frosted sugar makes Mrs. H. Wenner Spoerl, Mrs, Rob- EVE " . $7,000 and A. J. undisclosed life that will complement your room tending with the president were of Interior Design, Miss May co- an attractive centerpiece. Or use ert Swan, Mis. F. P. Tucker, savings. However, it is their 63- decor, rather than gaudy ef- Mrs. Zane Anson, Mrs. Frank An- rdinates her knowledge of in- grapes, crab apples, lady apples Mrs. Daniel Weigand, Mrs. Jacob year-old brother George who son and Mrs. Edward Rinkewlch. terior decoration with flower ar- fects," she says. with pine. Walnuts, pine cones White, Mrs. George W. William- accused of fraud. and leaves can be displayed in a son and Mrs, William W. Wylie, THREE NEW CANDIDATES George Rupprecht was presi' pretty bowl." Jr. for membership In the Ladies' dent of en organization that con- Auxiliary, Veterans of Foreign trolled all three firms and anoth- Use Branches Tea Hostesses Wars, Keyport, were accepted at er company that is in shaky con- Anyone may utilize tree Presiding at the tea table were a meeting last week in the post dition. He can't be located and branches or driftwood for decora' Mrs. Arthur G. Huson and Mrs. home. Mrs. Joseph Collins, Mrs. Is believed to have skipped to tions. D. Roger Wight. The tea table William Lehman and Mrs. Joseph South America. "Use ordinary pruning branch- arrangement in a Christmas Pamera will be initiated at the The other official, Carl J. Gerg es—tree limbs, pine, juniper, theme was done by Mrs. Nicholas, next meeting. 55, Is free on $1,000 bond. He was ipray the pine or tree limb gold, Homicko. Report were given by members treasurer of the holding organiza pink, white, whatever color The drama department present- who attended the district hospital tion. blends in with your plan. Trim ed two performances of a chil- dren's play, "The Magic Christ- party at Marlboro State Hos- Authorities say Rupprecht and it with objects found in the attic pital, Mrs. Warren Van Clief, or in the button box. Prisms, mas," at the clubhouse Saturday. Gerg sold some $59,000 In fraudu- On Jan. 8 at 1 p.m. a dessert Mrs. John Sommer, Miss Ellen lent securities to 40 persons. beads, little bows and birds can make gay doodads. Sprinkle glit- bridge will be held in the club] Kelly, Mrs. Paul Pouzenc, Mrs. The state Banking Department Sydney Lambertson, Mrs. Rich- Rexford R. Vernon ter spray on the limb if you like, house by the American home de- said the fraud was revealed after partment. Mrs. Harold Hoopt is| ard Nebus and Mrs. Marjorie NEWARK — The appointment drape It with angel hair that has investors in one of the compa- chairman of the event. Conception. Refreshments were of Rexford R. Vernon to the po- nies—Industrial Finance Co.— toy bird caught in It," she tug' served by auxiliary members ot sition of systems coordinator complained that the firm was un- gests. District 6. has been announced by Weston able to honor pledges to redeem Shadow boxes make handsome A ham dinner will be served Instruments Division of Day- preferred stock. wall Christmas displays. She tonight at a Christmas party in strom, Incorporated. Investigation showed that In rames her boxes in large, old the post home. In his new position, Mr. Ver- dustrial Discount Co. and Elk [rames "picked up for a song" A Christmas party will also be non will have prime responsibil- Consumer Discount Co. were in In old shops and paints the in- held In the Bayshore Nursing ity for investigation and evalu- as bad.a stats as Industrial Fi- terior of the box to flatter the RENT THE FINEST Home by the auxiliary and Jun- ation of new business opportunl nance. A fourth firm, St. Mary's decorative arrangement used in IN FORMAL WEAR ior Girls' Unit. Members will pre- ties in the systems and subsys- Finance Co., is not as bad off, RUG CLEANERS sent gifts and Christmas card tems areas. The appointment Is FLORAL DESIGNER Maxine May suggest! Christmas FROM but shareholders may lose 50 She uses ordinary glass gob- holders for the patients. Santa, one of several within the Weston cents on the dollar. arrangements made from imagination and homespun lets or soda fountain sundae WALL TO WALL portrayed by Mrs. Sommer, will company designed to extend sales glasses, deep dish bowls and distribute tha gifts. Patients Beu- activities into new fields. materials. CARPETING U. S. Red Clover dishes as containers, spraying LOVE LANE lah Crookhall, 84; Patrick Grand- Professionally Cleaned Mr. Vernon, who has served hem white, green or red. field, 76, and Katherine Slater, Weston Instruments 11 years, Seed Best Producer 87, will celebrate their birthdays. mall arrangements for them Using most recently was associated FREEHOLD — With domestic Hazlet Firemen 'Echo' Finds 1UXED0 SHOP Eleven members attended the are likely to include a combina- with the product planning depart- red clover seed production down tion of ivy and kumquats, tiny BIGELOW'S Famous for Fine Formal official visit ot Mrs. Edgar ment. Previously he had been and prices strong, the stage is lastic roses and glitter spray, KARPET-KARE* Wear Schular, department president, to product manager for relays, and Elect Officers Undersea set for European seed to move ed anemones and ivy. District 6 Dec. 10 in Buck's electronic devices, and sales again into the American market. HAZLET — The following of- PROCESS 23 W. Front St. Smith Restaurant, East Keans- training director. He is a mem' The buyer of clover seed would icers for 1962 were elected at Mountains Just A Little burg. Checks for the cancer fund Red Bank. ber of the Institute of Radio En do well to heed this situation, "These are ideal for a bed CALL NOW! and the department president's regular meeting of Hazlet WOODS HOLE, Mass. (AP) - gineers. for European red clover is not : room where you want a llttlo part •pedal program, multiple sclero- ire Company Monday night: Undersea mountains 6,000 feet SH 1-4819 Mr. Vernon resides at 32 Craig as well adapted to American con- f Christmas but don't want to be CA 2-5042 President, James J. Cullen; iis, were presented to Mrs, St., Hazlet, with his wife and ditions, says County Agent M. A. high, covered by mud as much iverwhelmed by it," she ex- ;irst vice president, Charles S. Schular. three children. Clark. For the buyer's protection, as a mile and a half thick, have >lains. :okelet; second vice president, the Federal Seed Act requires One of Miss May's most effec- Xmald J. Malloy; recording been found by new Echo sound- PAST DEPARTMENT presi- that 10 per cent of such seed be ive hanging creations 13 a large This Christmas Give A World Christmas iecretary, John J. Warnocki ing equipment aboard the Woods dents of the American Legion stained red to Identify its Euro- ree-form design, a wicker- chain inancial secretary, Ernest Moc- Hole Oceanograptiic Institution's Auxiliary and past county presi- Program Is Tonight pean origin. iraped over a metal frame. She treasurer, John P. Wadington; dents attended the 42d birthday RUMSON — Girl Scout Troop research ship Chain. lecorates It with just about any- Fortunately, the Agricultural xustee, Roelif H. LeRoy; chief, luncheon of the American Legion 49 will present a travelogue to- The Chain returned to Woods hing—holly with red velvet bows, IREASURE OF A LIFETIME Research Service, together with Eugene Testino; foreman, Wil- Auxiliary recently in the Staiy night entitled "Christmas Today Hole after a four-month, 10,000- line and lemons, A globe of wire a number of state experiment iam J. Weigand; ftfst assistant Trent Hotel, Trenton. in Other Lands." mile cruise to the Mediterranean. I a child's room is enhanced stations, conducted a series of oreman, Fred Hussman: second Mr). Eugene P. Sacra, national Kaiyn De Nicola will be the ith just about anything that has So precious. So beautiful. So Full of tests during the 50s to compare issistant foreman, Robert G. Dr. John B, Hersey, one of the vice president of the Eastern Di- programs announcer. Christmas hild appeal such qs little flowers sparkling life. So lovely to behold. These clover seed from foreign and feigand; chief engineer, Domi- scientists aboard Chain, said vision, was guest of honor. in England will be described by and birds. domestic sources. As in previous ick Davino; first assistant engi- ocean floor ranges comparable in words con describe other things beside* Mrs. Martha Peterson, nation' Pamela Legg; In France, Wendy studies, the European seed fell eer, Jensen Mason; second as- height to tha White Mountains of "Encourage children to diamonds bur for how long? Only a diamond •I executive commitleewoman Slaughter; and Germany, by Lin- below the domestic in yield. istant engineer, Malcolm W. New Hampshire were found by ate their own rooms and tree. tnd junior past department presi' da Sellck, Italy, by Susan Beaty; can be described this way ten years from < In 12 trials, in eight states •ese'ux; third assistant engineer, measuring the time required for possible, let them gather and dent, was chairman. Russia, Carley Binder; Finland, date of purchase and twenty years and (some covering three years) dif- tephen D. Lambertson, Jr.; jan- sound waves to bounce back from itrlng pine cones and nuts. They Mrs. Walter Graft, Cumberland Cathy Whitfield; Denmark, Susan ferences in hay yields exceeded or, Elmer A. Bahrenburg. the bottom to the ship. :an decorate ordinary tin cans forever. The choice of a diamond proves: Irs County, presided at the luncheon Mempel; Switzerland, Susan Sut- 30 per cent in favor of American Dr. Hersey said the mud cover hat have been punctured with wisdom through the yean. meeting, which was also attended cliffe; Belgium, Joanne Hemleb; grown seed, reports Dr. John Named fire police were Howard varied from 2'A kilometers wles." Today's heirlooms are by several past department com- Dominican Republic, Kathy Bart- Gerwig, Rutgers crops specialist. orter, John P. Wadington, John (about a mile and a half) In mid- The mother of two grown chil- monuments to the abiding manders. lett; Brazil, Pamela Stockham; Warnock, John G. Schanck, Atlantic to a half kilometer dren, she lives on a farm In Pur- Mexico, Joanne Jordan and Swe- When several drab wooden >hn Mehlenbach, Henry J. War- (about a third of a mile) in the iase, N. Y., where she has her wisdom of our predecessors. MEMBERS of the Past Presi- den, Jan Shorey. phone booths in a New York fer- ck, James J. Cullen, Donald Mediterranean. own greenhouses. They chose wisely. They dents Club of the Ladies' Auxil- Mrs. Joseph W. Slaughter of 2 ry terminal were replaced with Malloy, Jnseph Siano, Charles chose well. The diamonds they iary of Twinllght Post, American Lakeside Ave. is the troop lead- new models of aluminum and . Cokelet, Elwood I. Monahan, bought gives us the joy the/ Legion, held their annual Christ- er, and Mrs. Irving Bartlett, glass, phone company revenue at aseph McGovern, William Dah- gave to them. Your choice mas dinner and party Thursday, assistant leader. the site doubled. ler. i of a fine diamond will bespeak your good taste BRIGHTEN YOUR HOME through the oges. FOR THE HOLIDAYS The cleverest needles are clicking with: Scandta, BUDGET TERMS • SIFT WRAP Have Your Carpets Cleaned Now Udo, ft Moialo-ud other Interesting, new yarns No Charge For Credit Lay-Away from .... 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Fleetwood No. 2 downed Upper midway through the first quar quarter, when sparkplug guard Hoffman was the star for the Raritan with surprising ease/ 87- The Police had things all their ter> dumped in shots from all Bobby Hoffman hit on a two- Bulldogs, playing a sharp floor 70, last week to remain tied with awn way against Harmony Park"ark. gngiej yesterday, while Rumson pointer, Vernon Paulson scored game and posting high scoring They were up 36-19 at the half F»ir Haven Regional couldn't i honors for the losers with 15 Raritan Police for first place in on a layup after taking a lead and broke it wide, open In the sec buy a basket; and was blasted pass from Bob Vilardi, and Hoff- ;points, five coming front the foul the Raritan Athlelic Associatign ond 20 minutes as Joe Brunner 65-45, on the court' here. man sunk another bucket for line.' Bill Barny was also in basketball league. scored 26 of his game total of 40| It was the first victory for the the Bulldogs to make it 7-6. double figures with 10. Jay Har- The Police had noi trouble keep- Point?' Joe O'Connor and Jake Garnet Gulls in three games Point then dumped in the next vey collected most of the Rum- ing pace as they bombed Har- Helfrich also bad good nights]while Rumson suffered its first nine points of the stanza to post son rebounds and chipped in with mony Park,, 8846. Raritan Hills for the lawmen with 20 and 15 loss after winning its opening a 15-7 lead, entering the second seven markers. moved into * tie for third place markers, respectively. Fre""gamd e last Friday night against quarter. Rumson was again without the Kluin and Sol Bunin shared Har by topping Woodland Park, 64-53, Central Regional. The Gulls were paced in the services of starting guard Jeff mony's scoring honors with 14 opening quarter, of play by Dick Reardon. The 5-8 flash misted Gil Fall was the big man in apiece. Fleetwood's big victory. He Pasaer, who tossed in jumpers last Friday's game because of a tossed in nine field goals in each Underdog Woodland gave the Basketball from the left comer, and Joe sprained ankle and was sent taller and heavier Raritan Hills; half for a grand total of 36 points Rott. The 6-3 Rott did most of home from school yesterday with team a real battle, but could not for the evening. Fall and his his scoring from underneath the a temperature of 102. cope with the in-close scoring of teammates put Upper Raritan in Results basket on taps. The jayyee game went to Rum- big Lou Mustillo. Mustillo, the Point Pleasant Beacb 15, Rum- son by a 33-23 decision with a hole early by reeling off 10 loop's number two scorer, racked After the Gulls outscored the] points before UR could dent the son-Fair Haven Regional 43 Pete Woglom leading the way up 29 points. .Frank Kenny dld Bulldogs, 11-5, in the second scoring column. Behind 33-27 at Middletown Township 87, Atlas- with 12 points. almost as well for the Woodland-d ] quarter, the final outcome was! ' tic Highlands 63 Rumson-Fair Haven travels to the half, Upper aRritan rallied ers, hitting for 22 points, 15 in never in doubt. The Bulldogs to grab the lead, 52-51, midway St. Rose (Belmar) (7, St. Peter's never pulled closer than 17 Red Bank Friday to take on Red the second half. The winners had] (N. B.) «3 through the second half when a 27-20 edge at halftime. points. Bank Catholic on the Casey'* Tonv Luminoso pumped in (wo Alumni SO, Freehold Regional 47 In unofficinal figures, the Bull-]court. After this week's games at Eal South River SO, Hoffman (S. A.) t (»i straight buckets. Fleetwood re dogs hit on only 16 of 80 field a F p O FP gained the lead moments later bach's Gym, Keansburg, the| 48 goal attempts Vilardi the senior 7 HI Paulson 113 teams take two weeks off for the 6 1 13 Barny 4 a io and proceeded to take complete caAMi Park 1 jump shooter, missed on 12 Krayl Hoirman I SU charge as Fall, Mike Lotosky and: holidays. Action resumes Jan. 8|Fl Mtwood No. 1 .0 straight tries before finding the 3 1 Parker , 0 8 O Leading 6COTCM t 0 Harvey 1 » 7 Jim Fay scorched the cords. and 9 with the final games of the PI..1 mark and by that time it was Rodteri 1 0 Vilardi < I) I first round. Krajkovich. Upper Riritan ..... Herman.ff U 2 10 3 Lotosky ended the night with Muitillo. lUfltan Bill! • Jlfjuseless. Johnson i a 0 0 0 22 points; Fay with 16. Mike! — SrAKDKGS — Brunn.r. Police Meany o o Fall. Fleetwood 2 Larry Krayl was high man for Belldt O 9 Krajkovich, the league's leadingl Riritui Police A I . :' Iky, Flettwood 2 ., _...105| SuMevlck O 0 'PHetwood No. 3 Jl 1 ,«33| Jyiyn, Upper JUrltan ...- —1101 the victors, the 5-10 guard pump- scorer, again spearheaded Upperj Upper Rarltu « 2 Pay. Fleetwoo4 2 73| 37UM ltUIS Raritan HlUfl 4 2 3'Connor. Police ing in seven field goals and a Point PJeaiant 1J 11.11 B—» ALL HANDS — Five hungry hands reach for the ball in last night's Middletown Town- Raritan's offense with 29 points, Rumson-Falr Haven ..7 5 14 18-4S „_ .Harmony Park 3 3 Kpnny, Woodland Park li'trio of free throws for 17 points. ihip-AtlanHc Highlands game. The cagers, from left to right, are Tom See ley, At- but the second half of UP's one-'cortlwood 2 4 Ohuski. Raritan Hllla Officials—Dahrough and Soboul. lantic Highlands, Jim Novembre, Middlejown Township, Mike Lane, Atlantic, Fred Gerlech, Atlantic, and Bob Scharlach, Middletown. Middletown won, 87-63. COME IN Middletown Rips Tigers AND SEE OUR 87 -63, for Second Victory MIDDLETOWN TOWNSHIP - The victors placed five men in The Lions made it a clean sweep Toy&Gift « Coach Dave Wirth's Middletown double figures with Robert Me- for the evening when their jayvce AND Township High School quintet hit Cooey leading the way with 14. team opened up the doublfeheader 47 per cent of Its shots last night Ken Foulks was next in line with wilh a 54-42 victory over the to score an easy 87-63 victory 13 and Bob Giradrin and Bob Tiger JV's. Jim Kellett and Rich over Atlantic Highlands here. Scharlach each added 11. Paul Frunzi paced the winners with SENSATIONS. Herr had 10 while Ken Bullivant The victory evened Middle- 12 and 10 points, respectively, and Jack Roman chipped in with while Bob Ortiz racked up 17 for GIFT town's record at 2-2 while it was nine each. the second loss in three games the losers. for the Tigers. Mike Lane Atlantic's 6-3 Coach Dick Fosko's Tigers IP Hi-Fi don't see action again until Jan. Middletown took a 1613 lead in sophomore center, rang up only ITEMS 5 when they play host to Hoff- to the second quarter and was four points in the first half, but came on strong in the second man. never threatened thereafter in its Atl. IlljhlaniH <«3> Mlddlttotm Jf1>_ tuneup game for its first Shore half to end up high man for the O FP ALL AT losers with 17, nine coming from y 3 3 S Conference A Division clash, Fri- fi-r!«ch 1 4 6 Mulligan n on day night with Asbury Park at the charity line. Fonif r 4 3 11 « 1 11 Ilelman 2 * R 1 1 3 YOURS FREE Middletown. Tom Seeley and Frank Fowler Lane 4 ft 17 0 0.0 JanVaon n fi 8 Kapp 1 O 3 with Low Low The Lions rolled in the third were also in double figures wilh Kugrle 0 n O 3 5 11 CAPITOL CasfntnaBjim quarter, outscoring the Tigers, Bryne 1 2 « '516 purdwM of $19.99 11 each. 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PR 3-8700 ASIURY PARK JUDDLET9WW CHtTtCH W.MA.B RED BA.NK REGISTER Wed, December 20,1961-21 Kdota Cburca I .... — -25 11 Cage Program Barahan Cammirafer Ckurtti a Jo . Wtatmlnttn fn*. Chun* . a'4 ?W •term Cburdi s J6'4 33 United Utvrew Confrefattoii ff A In Middletown Chrlat'a' JBpticovoJ Ctiurefr «..tt fo> loly Spirit 3 h team, thnthnae gajnaa~lw*rm'*1 it. ROM 3 H. GUbrtel . p. HIM, thru loly Trinity '1 „..„. n er 9 » IB|IB|hh Uarn ir«rafWt« Gets Under Wty " Jerome 1 . nlntteer SS9.. HHl(l h lame— Howird, Anthony . . _ _„_.,.,... Bayaaor. KJ. . j?e/ore H&aty Training Starts MIDDLETOWN TOWNSHIP - lount Cannel . -_...;..... OOIVIDAUL AVIRAOKS it, Jerome 3 .., .._, REFORM 1 The 1961-63 boys recreation bas- loly spirit i ..._. _. O Av|) By Hy Cunningham - ketball program here is in full it- Mlcbail , . „. U. Uyloo — 21 !«U BAV,' Wls.,' (AP)' - would be "short «nd easy" the "It hurti like the devil." said Leo 'Hie Greit 1 _. K. Kutntr ll 163.S : swing wijh organization periods Rose of Lima. 2 J. Calvin ,L 33 ....Th. e Qreen "~Ba" •-•""y Packer•s are' remainder of this week. The Taylor from his home yesterday. NATIONAL LEAGUE V. fitutibidi m I5i,1 STAR ICE TO STAY ON THE FARM—Remember and free play featuring the night- Tjjlor _ „ :..... 3 Ml.J going to start getting ready for players will be excused from "I know it's going to take a ly sessions in December. o!y Spirit 4 w R. Wool) « 1*0.5 drills Sunday and Christmas Day. Star Ice? This was the mystery horse that gave the New W. Khrllch n MO, their National". Fpotball League little time, for the inflammation The recreation program is open H. Hood 11 UMtitle; e*m6 wiOi the New York Heavy training will start Tues- Jersey Racing Commission one of its biggest problems, . Rose of Lima 1 „ . as BAYSHORE to go away, but I'm looking for- to any township boy from the J. Howard „ 21 16I.S Giants'by taki?i| it easy.' day* back in 1959. It seeded when Stair Ice ran, the colt was seventh grade thru seniors in . Rose 1 .„ _.._ 22 a Reicorl M Packet Coach Vince iombardi A couplp of feet of snow was ward to playing." . James l „ B. HcTnoldl . J. —.^- , P9 ; discovered stimulated. It happen twice. high school and expects to reg- ..._a H, Kogel 11 I48.& said WBrirouli * starting today removed from the practice field Whether Taylor can return to ister. 350 participants for the pn>' . Dorothea .. _„„ JO " '" "...M MJ.T yesterday and removal opera- . Denis ...... 20 ... __31 U1.8 the form that made him the gram. Sessions are held from 7 . Leo the Great 2 , .....18 J. Blrger 21 115.6 tions are continuing at new city league's second best grand gain- Tom Harraway of Brookdale Farm, trainer of the 15 H. Reynold" -19 to 9 p.m.. WESTMINSTER stadium, scene of the Dec. 31er remains to be seen. He suf- colt for Lewis S. Thompson, Jr., was automatically F. Mara ...95 Hffl.tl WHSTCindoor clash. fered a rib injury earlier in the Practice sessions and team or- SYCAMOKK FWDAY WOMAN'S R. Moore 29 ISM suspended and reinstated twice after investigations. ganization will take place this W L C Gilchrlst 38 153 $ As the western division cham- season and was below par in the month. League play will start in ycamore Lanes , 29 16 W. Warltr -Zll~Z.".i:.l"."39 151.4 next two contesls. Two grooms were suspended for 30 days and the irpwabury Pharmacy _...3614 181* C. Paine ....31 138.4 Meet Saturday pion Packers idled yesterday early January and continue into I & W Sales Co, .K6 19 A. Waahburn _ 21 1313 there was encouraging news from Taylor said he was stunned .itlle Silver Cleaner* ZiM 20VS REFORM J only thing the commission came up with was—The March. It Gregerion ...•.?» 13t ORANGE-The first dcvelop-j(ho hospi|al on fllHbac)c Jim when kicked in the back on a larriaon Insurance Agency 24 21 H. ShJrrane _ 29 14J. Each Monday evening at the dtlle Sliver Lumter _..23 22 ment meet of the indoor track,Taylor and sa[etyman Johnny grooms admitted they might have fallen asleep liKeB Toy Center , 22',; 22224 4If. Luckcnbach 35 M»,« pass play. "I thought I just had high school gym is set aside for B, McEhvaln ...... 3« tM,S season sponsored by the New Jer- s k |hela(cs t major casua,. .lobe Petroleum „ ,„ t6*& 2B',j G. Spralford 3 12*.: my wind knocked out," he said, when they were supposed to be watching the horse. the high school junior-senior ierchants Trust Co. —. 17 28 P. Raynrr _ _25 in.: sey High School. Track Confer-!tlgs "but when I walked over to the •ayntons Linoleum _ 14 3311 W. Poltfr 3 109.7 ence will be held on the Seton ' , , It was a tough case. And it was tougher for Tomleague. On Thursday evenings the XM) Club—Barb gray 182, 164; SueII. Halvoraen 13 M., TavIor s painfupai ltlll I bacbackk al!rne! t sidelines, the spasms started." lollywood 150. Hall University boards here Sat freshman-sophomore league 450 8erles—Barb Gray S27, Kathy UNITED HEBREW was diaRnoscd as a badly bruised Symank said that "with some Harraway because he is one gentleman who is a "credit meets. .Tuench 470 Jackie Brum 450. JayJ. JacohJOn M 101.1 urday. Jruno 469, Flo Tyler 468, Mary Gulfo D. Mllltr _ _.., ...in 14«.< hip complicated by muscle rest and treatment, I'll be ready to New Jersey thoroughbred racing". However, the in Saturday afternoons have been *>4. 8. Htrman .„ 1J 1*1.1 The all-relays meet will begin spasms. Syniank has a torn to go." He said his chest had set aside for the seventh and A. Caldta ..._.. 32 132.» it 11 a.m. cident happened and not only was Harraway totally ATLANTIC i D. Bcrnsltln 15 Ufi.3 cartilage in his chest. They will been taped and said it hurts only eighth grades who meet at 1 p.m. CI.AKSII: B. Ooldaltln :. ,...; :5 MS.? All events will be run on aremain under treatment the rest when he laughs. Peleraen CHRIST S CHURCH embarrassed, but so was Thompson. The owner held for a two-hour session of funda- Points B. Tulhlll _... ..55 15!).J time basis. of this week and hope to join "The rest this week will do the mentals and drills under the su- iwlRht'i Plljg. & Htng. 2Sff.lfl P. Ralaa „.._ 27 14:t.4 in workouts next week. an investigation of his own. Thompson, like so many Inrchettin Team 2ln? G. Cameron „ 3< 136.1 There will be 12-lap, 20-lap and boys a lot of good," said Lora- pervision of varsity coach Dave 'lynn's Ttara : 273.10 J. Mcmlllan _ 11 13.1medle4 y relay events for the var- bardi as returned to charting the others, was positive that the doping of the colt was theWirth. The emphasis in this pro- >rlnkwflter's Team .272.17 T. Kulper -.:n 1'iH.S They were hurt Sunday as the M's Autft Service .' 271.26 R. Post : 57 131.1 sity while the freshman track- Packers closed their season downfall of the Glanti, beaten gram is placed upon knowledge •Inzmayer'a Team 28946 Huslmnrl _. S llS.t work of someone out to "get" Harraway. •orrini'B Teum „... „ 2C9.20 sters will compete in a 12-lap, with a 24-17 victory over the twice by the Packers this sea- of the game and development of lOnco'ii Restaurant 252.37 son. Green Bay won once in an It adds up! More and more 20-lap and eight-lap relay. Rams in Los Angeles, giving skills. No league teams will be 600 Scries—Pete Marchcul 211, 208 exhibition game and the second At the time the puzzling factor for those around 00—529. Joe Marchetll 200. 223, 194—people use The Register ads each Medals will be awarded for the Green Bay an 11 and 3 record, chosen, but a round robin 17. Jack Flynn 197, 1W 215—606. Dick time in regulation action, both schedule will be played with •errinl 1S8, 197. 215—600. issue because results come fas- first,, second and third fastest the best in the league. Thej the race track was why anyone would want to stim- 200 .Club—Dick Perrlnl 215 Frank Giants''have a 10-3-1 record. times hy the score of 20-17. teams selected by the staff. :uscle 211, Harry Divlght 216." ter. —Advertisement. times In ench relay even!: ulate Star Ice the last time he ran. Every handi- No action has been slated for capper In the East made the colt a 4-5 favorite in the week of Dec. 25. BUY ANY TIRE IN THIS SALE WITHOUT A RECAPPABLE TRADE-IN Working with the Recreation the overnight selections. Commission on the program in WELL ACCEPT ANY OLD TIRE IN TRADE. REGARDLESS OF ITS CONDITION Just about one year ago Harraway filed a suit in Su addition to Mr. Wirth are Edward t'Paramus: Parking field A-4 at the Garden State Plaza Trenski, Jack Toy, Graham El- There's a Bamberger Drive-In Auto Center near you: t'Monmouth: Adjacent to Bamberger's at the perior Court for five million dollars against Delare As liot, Phil Braun and Marshall t'Menlo Park: Parking field #23 at the Shopping Center Eatontown Circle lotiates and Thoroughbred Racing Association of theRapp. •Plalnfield: Sales, tervice 245-47 E. 3rd St., Between am jmin atunit tnnoM « «M»UI K 'Newark: Sales, service at 428 High St., entrance on United States. Harraway asked damages for "financial Academy St. Roosevelt Ave. Church St. loss in his business and injury to his good name.and ;Quick expert installation and service on tires, mufflers, shocks, batteries and teat covers. tBrtke and alignment i«vic« refutation." Basketball f Star Ice is now "down on the farm," probably Schedule wondering why he isn't out on a track running his TONIGHT .best for cheering crowds. The colt exhibited qual- Long Branch at Red Bank ities of greatness during his brief racing career and Catholic. Brick Twp. at Freehold Reg. we hope a colt will come along to take over at six TOMORROW '! furlongs and mile races to prove how fast his Keyport at Neptune Hoffman at Jamesburg "daddy" was. And Harraway still remains the re- Alumni at Lakewood ipected trainer and grand guy he was before the FRIDAY Red Bank Catholic at Rumson- 'mystery started. Fair Haven Reg. RED HOT BOWLER—Edward Thomas, Leonardo, Asbury Park at Middletown Twp. • senior at Washington and Jefferson College, Wash- Manasquan at Brick Twp. ington, Fa., won a campus tournament with a 10-game Alumni at Central Reg. average of 198.1. Ed is captain of the Delta Tau Delta Toms River at Wall Twp. Bowling team for the second straight year. SATURDAY Snow tire Sale Round Robin at Active in outside activities in his four years, Ed Asbury Park High 7; 30 p. m. — St. Rose vs. Long has worked for two years on the college newspaper Branch staff, and. has been a participant in all forms of in- 9:00 p. m. — Red Bank vs. YOUR CHOICE tramural athletics, including tennis, volleyball, foot- Asbury Park St. Augustln (Brooklyn) at ball, ping-pong, golf, swimming, track and softball. Christian Brothers Academy (8:15 p. m.) Befgje-gnt^ring,)y'_& J college, Ed was a student at Mid4Stow^fTownship High School where he graduated In 1958.'For the past several years, he. has spent his St Rose Nins 2 for 20.99 summer vacations as short-order cook at Sea Bright With 24 month guanmftt Beach Club. St. Peter's 67-63 BELMAR.'- Sharpshooter Bob 670115 tubt-frp* M«ckwalf, Verga pored in 29 points on 11 SHORT SNORTS—Y.A. Tittle, New York Giant field goals and seven free throws fkt$ taxan d wtjr 2 old tirm in trud* to pace St. Rose to a 67-63 vic- H Sauarterback, probably has numerous fans in the tory over St. Peter's (New Bruns- Whatever you need—tube-type or tubeleu, 13", H" or 1S — irea, but lie has one fan who has more fan-love wick) on the winners' court last Jbr him than all the others put together. She Is Mrs. night. pu can get it in the tire conitructipn of your choosing at diacount The victory evened the Purple W&U&ce (Evelyn Schroeder) Van Siclen, 54 Oak- Roses' record at 2-2. prices. Not all sizes in all type* w come early for best selection. lawn Rd., Fair Haven, who attended school with Rich Rabke paced the losers with 20 points, 14 coming on Y.A. at Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge. buckets. Mr. Van Siclen was the pro football fan until Y.A. Jim Mahan was also in double figures for the winners with 14. •W TiMoa came Into New York. Now his Mrs. joins right in The St. Rose jayvecs won the Sia k mil MtxkMll • Wwkwll when it comes pro football time Sunday afternoons. preliminary game, 62-45, with Bill «Kxl5 ___I hr J0.W——1 fcf 27.W ' TSOxlt J far 27.99 Drescher paving the way to the .,;•• Patrick Rulon Miller of Rumson is a member of victory with 18 markers. TlOxlS __2 for 26.99 1 for 3I.9» 2 for J1.19 the/ varsity hockey team at Yale University. Miller St. Rose's next game will be TMslS __2 for J0.» 2 foi 35» BSAU4 2 hr 35.99 Saturday night when they meet prepared for Yale at St. Paul's where he was a mem-Long Branch in the Shore Round 13" hihtloa for amp** can: bejr of the varsity soccer and hockey teams. In his Robin at Asbury Park High at Mtxlt _J fcrB.tt 45»xlS . 2 he 27.9* 7:30 p. m. senior year he was voted the hockey team's most valua- All PHol pin lam tad nj t old tirei in trti«. ble, player. Pick East Team Vhlttwalli ali.hUr hiibor. For Pro Bowl LOS ANGELES (AP) - Pass- ing and power running are prom- inent in the 32-man squad an- nounced Monday to represent the Eastern Division against the Western loop in the annual Na tional Football League Pro Bowl game here Jan. 14. The New York Giants landed eight players on the team, Phila- delphia six and the Cleveland Browns, Pittsburgh Steelers and VANDERBILT HEAVY-DUTY St. Louis Cardinals five apiece. The Giants placed their dcadiy BATTERIES WITH 24-MO. aerial combination of quarterback Y. A. Tittle and DeiShofner, and GUARANTEE—INSTALLED FREE bolstering'it will be the Eagles' star receiver, Tommy McDonald; s Sonny Handle, St. Ljouls; Buddy SAFETY-HYLON TIRES WITH 24-MONTH GUARANTEE* Dial, Pitsburgh; and Dick Bid- 7.99 ski, Dallas. For Most 640x15 tube-type blockwall, The squad was selected by tite 6-Volt con plui tax and any 2 old tires in trade Eastern coaches. The East's Pro Tubtlcll blockwall Bowl coach will be named later Sin Tabc-ryrH blockwoll 670x15 .2 tor V!» this week. The West squad will 670x15 2 for 20.W 710x15 For 31.99 2 for be announced tomorrow. Each 9.99' 710x15 2 for 26.99 760x1S 'of 3J.W coach gets one more bonus play- For Most 750x14 for 27.99 750U5 2 for 30.99 er, to be named later. 12-Volt can 600x14 (or i!99 'Pritei tndnde old battery in tnde. 850x14 for 359? KEYPORT BUSINESSMEN'S Batterie) for other on tnilabla at 13" tubdes: for conpect cart 6Mil3_ 2 fer 27.9J 600x13 Kpyport Ckancri 'J7 limilar low prices. Guaranteed agiinat hr 23.99 17.99 Prank . John's Marina Inn ..."1 Ifi AU prieea plus iti u.id y 2 old tirm In trade, MidrUctown Lan<> 21 17 cell failure for Mid period. circle Chevrolet ?5 17 Wtillewani l >i8ber. Mlddlcinwn Pro Shop _ .21 IS Zone Roofing ~,.,.17 25 Scorna Constnlcttrtn .._ 17 ?5 Scott'K Funeral Homo !> ?,Z 100 Scries—John EVr-uy 1\t. 17P. "W~ CALL OSberna 1-2500, KEIIogg 1-2400 OR WRITE en tires. Free delivery within our delivery arta 601. Fred Iron* 203 1W1 211-612. Fred Kaufer HI. 202, ItS-tOl. On Telaaervlci and mill •rdira, add it pte llr». Thli will b» r.lunrJM «r crtdllid to your account wri«n you brim your old tin (>> In trad* to any lambirctr Auto Canttr. 200 Cluh—FrM Ksufer 202 213: Bill STftun 200. Fred Irons 205. 211; John Vttny 212. 210; Al Corllanr. C02 Tony {Except C.O.D.'s odd 50cI Bamberger's Drive-In Auto Center (Dept. 143, 144,) at the Eatontown Traffic Circle. Corrllano ?p, Blevr Blovenj 212. Charlen Hanly 202. Ed RUter 203. •Guaranteed by Bambergar's against all road hazards under normal driving conditions. Pro-rated on these sale prices. mmwwN MONIHV BUSINESSMEN'S LElMil'E BUY WITH NO DOWN PAYMENT, TAKE UP TO IB MONTHS TO PAY WITH A BAMBERGER HOMEMAKER'S CREDIT ACCOUNT STARS FOR LOSERS — Mike Lane, Atlantic Highlands W lied Batik Electric ..,_ _„. 2S Ofi.ila Kfllanrant n»i cagar, right, bangs in a Uyup tn last night's Middletown Jullf's Farm Markrl 2< O'Dell.Plumblne k Heating M..21 itowmhip-Atlantic Highlands encounter. Th» otbar At- Hnlmdel Liquors 22! i Middletnwn Unei 22 lantic Highlands play«r in on the action is Tom Seelay, Three B' ...... Jo BAMBERGER'S MONMOUTH NOW OPEN EVERY NIGHT TILL 9:30 INCLUDING SATURDAYS Mldrlletown Plumbing Supply..!* left. Lan«j wai high scorer in the contest with 17 points, BtyteB Cnnsl-uctlrtri 18 SHOP EARLY, SHOP LATE 6 DAYS A WEEK AT BAMBERGER'S FROM 10 A.M. TILL 9:30 P.M. BdgcwairT Beach Club IT but Atlantic lett, 87-63. ' Ntrvo Broa . ^_ 10 M * V BrlvB-In T FOB KENT 8ANK BEGMEH AUTOS AND TRUCKS MOBILE HOMES HELPWANTEO-FEMALE HELP WAWTCD-MALE APARTMENTS ?ncAL mnuut — or RQOMM, unfarnUbed, «ut uU 2Z-W«d, Dewmber 20,1961 r Is pswauo •Kttuti ELECTRICIANS (3) " " " 311 MutAxtuax sVvi , 19-» p.m., ChapU MILKMAN'S JOB CA. VUOH. • • T»«w OnaosUs; CLURK.TYPUT-flWITCBBOAED open, UUWJCX APARTaaaO - Imm«dliti IKK PLYMOUTH - *our-4M>r Mjllo SOURS OMUPUtr. Tfires bedrooms, llvlm ANNOUNCEMENT^ i»wr. (tool condition. S250. cm rat' lor lor school araUm. Annual tocgln. nj.5,t»B»MU jm- FIVE-ROOM noi»»e._>tUJcU»eW-JW- Mr*. TRAHJIB BAixa me. tdnf aalary, J2500. Twelvo-raonth posl. I S-PB.-I p.m., S. 1 nlahed. Near Eatontown Shopping Cm- Hot, four-week vacation. Writ*. "JBduc*. It «*mt «n sw««t er«*ml Rt «l irtoSra. w» montwr. ufluues rat LOOT AND FOUND RAMBLER Custom 1980, standard Rout* IN RobbtoSTlU.. H, 1, am," Box SU, Red Bant *"*««•--Mil. Harlto, ciudw. siitoM. cau ai-aw or o» i- ter. LI 2JI27 •••-• ' shift. nc«H(Dl condition. boms an! Is tofcH tor ntura smart S THREE-ROOM BUNGALOW - A» Ira- lAR — HUM. a NettneFs »l MWdlo- JO 1-1320 '• COUNTER OIRL — Experienced. Ap- Jilt town Shojplnij Center, Contains import. OS 1-3706 LAUNDRY — Route salesman (0^*7 Room Olitflt to In MM lor unpaid LONG BRANCH — Two rooms fur- provemems. 381 Port Monmouth 1M., ply In person Holly Hill Drlvi In, latnlshed route. Cash security rnnlrcd, East Kearaburg, W. J. 787-OWC. •Ant pip«r& REWARD, 787-1740. I860 RENAULT DAUPHINE - FuUy Route 38, West Keanabnrg. Utlle Falls Laundry, Mooraan Bprtaii balancs ot flW or 12.73 » ntt. Con- Dished. On first floor. Private entrance. WOMAN'S FUR HAT - Kn; Burprlse equipped, wbltewall tires, excellent con- JU,, Htd Buk. sUts ol 10-pc. modern llvinc room wltli All utilities included, »TO per month. UNFURNI8HED LITTIJ! SILVBRCjpe dition, must sell, f.800. 633-1226. After •OATS & ACCESSORIES STENOGRAPHER — With backs"round CA 3W Cod, lour bedrooms, two bathj. 1133 Store, I*os's, Little Silver Ulke'i, or In all phases of office operation, In- siccsiiorteir 8-pc modern bs^roon and Bupartma, N«w Shrewsbury. Rews.ro. 5, 201-9343. RKTIRED HANDYMAN — Good homi THREE ROOMS FURNISHED or Un month. Hay Stlllman, Hwy 35, Shrews- cluding payroll, bookkeeping, filing and suid board, call before) 11 a.m. 7-pc, modem dinette. Fantastic buy! bury. SH 1-8600. BH T-4062 alter 1:30 p.m. LEAVINa TOWN — Two cars. 185i Ca. uae of office machines. Apply Charles 172-1113 furnished. Near railroad station. SH I- dllisx J450, 1958 Chevrolet conv«rtlbl« BUY NOW AND SAVE! 8. Hopla. Secretary Board of Education, 7092. BIX-YEAR-OLD Bungalow, two bed- W50. Call evening" BH 1-5013. 610 Beers St, Hizlet. MICHANIC8—Ckwd Heady lob lor thi FOUR ROOMB — UnhirnHhed. 17! rooms, for rent. Call evening). Now 1962 right men. Asbury Park-New York SH 1-5013 AUTOMOTIVE IBM BONNEVILLE WAITRESS — Full or part-time, nlghti Transit Corp. Pbon* L. Bachman, PR FIELD FURNITURE month. All utilities Included. Near shop Call Dutch Treat Apply after 8 p.m. LI S-1735. ping and transportation, CA 2-3743. 3)4 ROOM BUNGALOW — Newly dec- 291-0275 AUTOS AND TRUCKS 9380. TWO-ROOM FURNISHED apartment — orated, new .bath. East KeansburgjUo, CHRli-CRAFTS furnished or seml-furnlshed. 787.660a. 1S53 BU1CK SPECIAL tour-door, iw CASHIER WANTED — Muat be e Warehouse Department Good location. All utilities. S65 per tires, excellent condition and appea AND perlenCMl. Apply In peraon. Heat City, EXPANSION month. BH 7-0758 evenlnss. ance, JUS. 8H 7-1321. I960 CHEVROLET Route 36. Eaat Keanaburg. Of local concern requires addition 1 of 7-U East Front St., Keyport, N.J THREE-ROOM FURNISHED apartmen CLAYTON five men, steady .year-round work, all utilities, private entrance. 565 WANTED TO RENT Impalo. V-8 Foor-I>oor Hardtop 1956 CHEVROLET — Convertible. In EXPERIENCED — Hoatess and wall eicellent running order, J52B. 842-1869 reiaes wanted at tha Shore Point In Muat be neat In aopearance, $96.&0 to for appointment dial CO 4-3020 month. Call 312OH9. .fter 6 p.m. SEA SKIFFS start For lntervKw call 811 14019. RED BANK AREA — Lease or lease Hvry 33, Hallet. IDBA.L hillside location, unfurnished by option. Four-bedroom, two bath TRADE-INS ACCEPTED FUEL OIL TRUCK DRIVER STORE HOURS: $1995 1953 STUDKBAKJ3R—Two-door, Regal CLEANER WANTED — Apply In per three-room apartments in Atlantic High- house. Five children, two adults. Sales Champion. Overdrive, heater, defroster. son. Rlvercreat Nuralng Home, 10-i Call Monday thru Saturday 9:00 a. m lands. S87.&0 and $97.50 per month executive recently transferred to N. Y. MANY OTIIEIl One owner. Lesa than 25,000, $200. OS EV1NRUDE MOTORS p.m., Chapin Ave., Red Banlt. Bit 1-0610 Including utilities. 291-1454. metropolitan area. Phone HE 7-1234, 13685. to 6 p.m. Thursday and Fri- ext. 241, Bayonne, N, J., or write "O.K." USED CARS NEW AND USED OENERAL HOUSEWOKKER — Ll< EXPERIENCED SERVICE STATION FAIR HAVEN — Stx-room duplex on 1953 LINCOLN CAPRI —Two-door help. Apply In person: Herble's Service day evenings till 9:00 p.m. bus Use. Three bedrooms. 1100 per Woodbrldge Motor Lodge, No. 50, Wood- COMPLETE In, asslit with children. Reference!. |4I Station, Newman Springs Road. bridge, N. J. hardtop. Al Is, 97$, Call after 7 p.m. weekly. Call BH 7-3160. month. 8H 1-8299 after 6 p.m. See McCARthy 08 1-335L MARINE REPAIRS BEDROOM SET run .lie bed. Odd BUSINESS COUPLE — Desire three, YOL'NO LADY WANTED for work aM endi. Call UTILITY APARTMENT—Private tath. room furnished apartment. Red Bank Authorized Chevrolet Dealer 1955 FORD STATION WAOON — V-I. Bring your carburetors la for over drug store. Apply In person: Kataln' SH 7-23S8 Call after. 7. area, near railroad commutation, rea- standard shift, radio and. heater, sew haul now! Zenith, Carter, Rochester. Drug Store, 203 Shrewsbury Ave. HELP WANTED-Male • Fenudi 291-2646 or 281-0073 US Flrit Av». Atlantic Highlands sonable. Write "Business Couple," Box Urea. »3M. Caj^ BH 7-1758. Pickup In cow condition when you are AOED MANURE UNFURNISHED — First floor, ocean 511, Red Bank. (One block East ol Rt. 36) ready. ACE EMPLOYMENT AOSNCY FOR 8ALB 1955 VOLK8WABEM convertible. «7,000 Cvtry order ft applicant our spaclalty. CALL XJ 3-983S, evenlnss. view apartment four rooms, two bed- miles, excellent shape, new radio, new HELP WANTED-MALE a Broad St., Red Buk 8H T-34M rooms. Front and back private IMS CADILLAC — Pour-door hardtop, paint Job, needs muffler, J3S0. Call 291- Nauvoo Marina, Inc. ADMIRAL ELECTRIC range, SO", used entrance. Call CA 2-5251. wMte-walls. extended deck, full power. 1264. 1(10 Ocean Ave. Sea Bright, N. 3. REAL ESTATE SAIJBBPERSON - New only two years, switching to gas. Top FURNISHED ROOMS Mint Condition, $2295. 8I2-KT3 eflet 812-1303 otllce. Paul P. Bo»a, UM Hwy 35, Mid-condition, uUn[ J00. LI 2-35(8, atler SPRINQvTEW GARDENS 6 p.m. 1352 CHEVROLET — Two new tires, dletown. Opposite Old Village Firs Co., 7 p.m. Large two*bedroom apartments. Four- recent valve, etiKlne Job. One owner, 16' CENTURY— OS 1-3544 - OS 1-14(3. room apartment, January 1. Five-room ELDERLY PERSONS BOARD 1362 NEW CHEVROLET tt-ton pickup. Best offer. SB 7-2B96. BESORTER. NOW ALTO BAXOPHONK — Llk« new With apartment. February 1. Adults only, WAYSIDE RESIDENCE, West Park JTOUT wheel drive. Ideal for snowplow LO 64094 BARB EMPLOYMENT AGENCY case, best ofler. Call Ave.,'Wayside. Brand now building. All •It McCarthy Chevrolet. 291-1101. 1066 FORD RANCH WAQON — Six Qualified Personnel For Quality Orders 2910613 283-B Spring St., SH 1-5672. meals, laundry and care. Rate S3S per cylinder, automatic drive. A-l condi- BAROA1N — Any boat you want to 210 Broadway. Long Branca, CA. 2-I7«T week. Call KE 1-9893. IMO CHKVKOIXT V, ton pickup. 10,000 tion. Private party will fell 9450 or own. Lew bank rates. Financing ar- CUSTOMER 1961 KENMORE -Semi automatic ATTRACTIVELY — Decorated ana fur miles. Good condition. Call U J- assume payments of. (28 per month. rangements completed In one, call at BANK OENERAL LEDGER BOOK- wringer washer, excellent condition, nlshed. Three rooms, bath-snower. sec. KEEPER — Wilting to learn posting ond Door. Utilities, washer, ear space. RED BANK — Large furnished room, O551 Call 787-1634. any of our offices. THE MONMOUTH (US oc beat oiler. Call 11:30-1, CO •• bath. Best river location. Professional COUNTY NATIONAL BAKE. 611 1 ENGINEERING on National Cash Regliter 3100. Writ. 7S25. Good location. Also, one room e»l 1457 PONTIAC «tatlon wagon Bupei FABULOUS —1955 OldimobllB Super "Bookkeeper" Box ill. Red Bank. clency. SH 1-8394. or business gentleman. BH 1-O076. Chief, new motor, 18,000 miles, require! four-door. Holiday hardtop, green, 1000. WOOD — Fireplace, stove, furnace. RIVER PLAZA — Four-room unfur- ROOM — Nice home, all modem, car mni body work. Priced for Quick Bali power steering, power brakes, radio, INSURANCE — Marine, outrjoard-all VcGulra'al Market, Ht 31, Colts Neck. accommodation. Reasonable. 57 Shrews- tSOO. SU 7-2838, heater. New tires, brakes, carburetor, forms. Rolston Waterbury. Realtor, CAREERS 818-(323. Evenings 4333. rushed apartment. Beat and hot wate, radio, fuel pump, muffler and seal SITUATIONS WANTED, Femali ipplled. Call BH 1-52(3. bury Ave., Red Bank. BH 1-8114. 3950 8TUDEBAKER — If.001 milel, covers. Musi sacrifice at fill. SH 7- Sines 1925. 19 W. Front St.. SH 7-3500. With WASHER AND ELECTRIC DRYER— SINGLE ROOMS — Clean and com* •xceUeat mechanical condition, winter- 28' OPEN SKIJT - 160 h.p. Chrla Crall WILL HELP WITH PARTIES, dinners. Westlngbouse, good oceratlng condition, THREE-ROOM FURNISHED apart- ised snow tlrea, 9125 or beat offer, 9422 after 7 p.m. ment, all utilities, 175. Couple or one ortable. Reasonable rates. Gaiaga. engine, direct drive; 68 14' rowboaU, or other occasions. Call priced to sell quickly. Call SH 7-SM1 peraon. Call SH 7-5278. Gentleman preferred, Si Wallacs Bt HI! 1-M4I after S p.m. 1958 ZEPHYR Enirtlah Ford, power tliree outboard motor boats, sell In SH 1-SS81. after 7:30 p.m. , 83 1-5392. top convertible. Mechanically good, dlvldually or bulk. 812-8741, I. B. Me BEAUTIFUL three-room apartment. 35 needs painting, $425. CA 2-2975. HOUSEKEEPER-COOK — Eicellenl TWO red velvet, tuifted Regency chairs references, loves cnildren, drives, Rum- Waverly Place, Red Bank. All utilities AUTOS AND TRUCKS MARINE SUPPLUa never used, not suitable our decor, $8! except electricity. Rent 1110. 811 7-4117. Bverythtng For The Boatman. New OPPORTUN1TIE8 for technician!. M son area. 842-1034 after 8 p.m, pair. CA 2-7)811. wltti at least two yean recent tial THREE ROOMS and bath, nicely fur REAL ESTATE FOR SALE MOBILE HOMES Jersey's largest marine supply bouse, Ing — experience «nd proven abllit LIONEL TRAINS — Accessories. Two nlahed. All utilities Included. Private •vlnrudt Sales and Service In Electro — Mechanics, Fbyslci modern home gas beaters. Reasonable HOUSES FOR SALE SITUATIONS WANTED, Male Call 787-6599. entrance. S95 monthly. SH 7-30O9, or '59 FORD A VERY JIAPPT HOLIDAY SEASON TUB BOATMAN'B SHOP Malh, Electronics. SH 1-9857. THREE RELIABLE BOYS available V/EaTINGIIOUSE DELUXE electrli Ranch Wagon, R&H H Wharf Ava. Red Bank Surcei»tull applicant! receive full rt clothes dryer, still In crate. Model ONE AND TWO-ROOM — Efficiency HOLLY HILL Cor yard, attic, cellar cleaning. General apartments. TV, nicely furnlahed, V* LOOK WHAT WE FOUNDI SB 1-5790. wjiile training on company product outflooi work. Call evenings. SH 7-1B8S. DAH-30-SVV-1. List price 1360.95. asking Mobile Home Sales Compensation and advancement bae J185. 2B1-2«M, anyume. mile south Eatontown Circle. Baron's A four-year old three-bedroom $1295 in merit. EXPERIENCED bartender available foi Motor Lodge, Rt. 35, Eatontown. Our display coaches are liiateS foi steady work or private parties. 8H !• HO TRAINS — Complete 4x8 layout ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — One of the split' level that is nifty yet thrifty. Many Other "OK" Used Cars BUSINESS NOTICES 4339. four engines, many cars and accessar- customer comfort! Company paid benefits that an lettl ies. OS 1-2273. nicest three rooms and bath apartment, And it is all yours for no money Rt. 39 PArkway 1-S85J South Amto: U' DUMP OODt TRUCK, available to standard! for Industry today. all utilities Included, private home, pri- down and approximately $96 a See McCARthy HOLLY — Full berried, lresh cut vate entrance, furnished or unfurnished. remove trash from yards, attlol, cel- Laurel. Holly Brook Nursery, 48 Ne> Call after 4 p.m. 291-1697. month (qualified Vet) Authorized Chevrolet Dealer SACRIFICE — i960 Ot.at Lakes trail". lars, etc. Also, equipped for contract- FINANCIAL 55 x 10, three-bedroom, washer, dryer. Ing work. 811 7-2144. Honmouth Bd., Mlddlstown. mm Are. Atlantis HlrMsnds THREE ROOM unfurnished apartment Others low down payment. CO 4-7469, I. B. M. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES APARTMENT SIZE — Eclipse iota All utilities supplied. (One Block East of nt. 36) PAINTING AND PAPERHANOINO— bed, red, blue striped slipcovers, f2S. SH 7-2287 Average slzo room painted one coat, CO 4-0889. Full price only AUTOS AND TRUCKS calling, ildewslls and wood work, 125. 215 West State St. THREE ROOMS and bath furnished In Call 811 7-3491 Ed Zlnser. CROMWELL — Chord orr&n, two years Red Bank, only two blocks from Broad $13,900 FOR TltEH WORK, C&O tr» Icrvlct. Trenton, N. J. NEW MODERN old, excellent condition, {76. St. Includes garage, full privacy not Topplnr, trimming, removal. Call LI SH 7-8337 part of & private home. Call SH 7-3177 2-4210 for tree estlmatea. Full lmurance EXport 2-3461 it no answer, call SH 12100. coverage. TWO-BAY CHRISTMAS TOYS - GIFTS THREE — Furnished rooms, utilities, BEACH AGENCY Condderallon far employment to Dally PRKB DELIVERY In Red Bank parking, private entrance, first floor, quill Tied applicants without regard SERVICE STATIONS area. Call us lor Information regard on bus line, Hwy 35, J85. SH 17979. Daily to 8 p.m. race, creed, color or national origin. ing wonted Items. 1 EMPLOYMENT FURNISHED — Three-room apartment Sat., Sun,, to 6 p.m. For leasft la Middle town and freehold, PROWN'S newly decorated, all year round, al AUTO MECHANIC—Dodge dealer. Ful- N, J, Highway and location backup 32 Broad St. Red Bank 8H 1-7500 utilities', overlooking Sandy Hook Bay. 1400 Hwy. 35 Middletown HELP WANTE0-FEMALE ly experienced only, preferable on with established repair work. Mechwi' 872 0741. Chrysler products, Hqst have own ham leal ability preferred but not enentlal. DRUM SET — Name brand. IdeL OS 1-2727 GENERAL CLERICAL — tools. Excellent working conditions. Cal Paid management and Tune-Up train' Christmas gut. For further information FOUR-ROOM apartment. In duplex call 8H 7-3831. house, available January 15. Must havi Licensed Heal Eitate Broker Accurate typlat with knowledge ol LI 2-1117, ask for Sob Long. ing available. Low rental plus only i references. SH 1-0825. Matawan vicinity. bookkeeping, tome payroll experience minimum investment makes this ai PIANO — Slightly used, Emerson spin- tlelpful, five-day weelf, houra 9-5. Age TECHNICAL WRITHIt — Electrontci eicellent bualnesi opportunity. For d et mads by Knaaba ot New York. THREE ROOMS — Unfurnished, newly HRKATHTAK1NQ H1VJBR VIEW—From 30-49. Bend reiume with referencea to For a profeaaional with competenca tails call SIR. USTON, FU B-0869. Call after 4 p.m. CA 2-5M8. redecorated. Inquire 127 Wallace St. Lhia older seven-room house on trt- "a.C", Box 911, Red Bank, electronics and the English longui Red Bank. mendoui lot. Tiled bath, modern, sunny we offer an Interesting post, free fror JACOBS BROTHER Philadelphia pi- kitchen with an abt ndance of pint- INTERESTING, EDUCATIONAL SUR the headaches which beaet job ahoppen ano. Excellent condition. 1.300, Call aft- THREE-ROOM APARTMENT — Unfur- paneled cabinets, open porch aurroundi VKY — Part or full time. 31.25 per Our organization Is stable, our opera SHELL SERVICE STATION — Fa er 4 p.m. SH 7-1229. nished, all modern improvements. Cal: two Bides ol home with enclosed porcb hour. H« Montnouth St. 747-1280 or VA tton expanding. Writ* 'TECHNICAL' lease. Oceacport Excellent buslnei SH 1-0967. In rear, full attic and basement Horn* aoeoo. Box 511, Ked Bank. opportunity la cenUr of town. Informs la In excellent condition. On but lin«, tlon call KKport 8-5537 8.30-5 p.m. RIVERFRONT — Furnished, two or walking distance to schools and ibopptng week daya, MERCHANDISE WANTED jhree-bedroom, all utilities, yearly, $125. area. Only $19,000. Call us today. HOU- 642-0276. If no answer call alter 0. STON WATKItBURY, Realtors. 16 Welt BOATS & ACCESSORIES BOATS & ACCESSORIES NEW BHELL servics station for lease. PIANOS and musical instruments Front St.. Kerf Bank. SH 7-3W0. Leor.ardYiUe Rd., Belford. Excellent wanted. Highest prices paid, H. Ten- RED BANK — Bedroom and kitchen. builness opportunity. For Information zer. 30s Main St. LaJuwood or Fox- Furnlahed. ilS week Includes utilities. call EXport 6-5537, 8:30 to 5 p.m. croft 3-21SO. Five minutes to stores. SH 1-1855. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS WANTED FOUR ROOMS, bath, unfurnished. In Hom» In first class condition. Clot* USED ORIENTAL RUQS Long Branch, Heat supplied. Call In to school, bus, town. Owner moving person at 196 LeIRhton Ave., Red Bank. •o larger home. 291-1642. MORTGAGES CHINESE AND PERSIAN Or phone SH 7-1932. CHRISTMAS SPECIAL! FRIEDMAN OALLERIE3 WONDERFUL HOME [or young axecu* 4-3M3 Evenings CA 2-7482. tlve. Country Club Estatos. OUsrlag MONEY fireplace, picture windows, Uire« bed* OWN * HOUBB7 NEED OASHI RACCOON COAT — For teen-age boy. COMMERCIAL RENTALS rooms, family room, fenced In patio, Prompt, courteous service Cor Call tiro alarm system, tn» best ol nsleh- • HOME IMPROVEMENTS 2SI-2T31 SUITE OF OFFICES — HEART OF boi-3. pries $17,000. Ho brokers. BH 7- • DEBT CONSOLIDATION PONY CART — Basket style. TOWN. CALL 1382. Call BAAONZT B-EALTI, CO 4-2010. Call SH 7-1100 MIDDLETOWN — Three-bedroom ranch \Vf WHITE HOUSE SKI BOAT] SH 7-3447 KEYPORT — Four-room orflce suite. Fireplace, one-car garage, deslrabls lo- OLD FURNITURE — Antiques, china, In heart ot business district. Across cation, duad end street, newly painted MERCHANDISE glassware, art objects and brlc-a-brac. 'rom municipal parking lot. Will alter to outside, Convenient to schools and shop- Immediate casti lor anything and ev- suit. 1000 sq. ft Write "Keyport" Box plng. Asking H8,600. OS 1-1143. erything. Ruacll's, 25 East Front SL, 111, Red Bank. SCOTT OUTBOARD MOTOR FOR SALE MIDOLETOWN - Transferred. Nine- SH 1-1693. STORE FOR RENT — On White 8t. room split, one-year old. -U acre, dead- EXERCY/CLE Call your own broker or Call SB T end street. Main bath and two powder OUR OFFER TODAY HAMMOND - Wanted U0U. rooms, basement, attached garage. Un- CARRY-ALL TRAILER ORGAN STUDIO SH 1-0825 RED BANK der $20,000. OS 1-35C3. OP ASBURY PABK Three room ottfee suite. Parking, rea* ITOWN—^Throe bedroom ranch, MAKE YOUR FAMILY ENJOY sonable. Can 29M669 after six p.m. full finished baseinent. Five minutes to Hammond Extra-Voice 1.59;, Red Bank. Assume' 4%% GI mortgage. Plus A Conn Spinet Organ 4 7«a PETS AND LIVESTOCK LODGE ROOM for rent. Center ol Monthly payment 41M. SH 7-2S96. Hammond M3 with reverb J109& town. Could be used also lor office THE TfcUE WARMTH AT CHRISTMAS Hammond B2 with JR 20 apeaker.-J169] GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES — [pace. Approtlmately 2.400 sq. ft Write NEW MONMOUTH — Three-bedroom Wlnler 88 nots plino .- S 381 AKC, eicellent blood line, bred for 'L0D3E" Box 611. Bed Bank. ranch. Five years old, excellent condi- orlfdth 88 note piano f 39; temperament. OS 1-1S55. tion. Dining room, screened porcb, 62 FIAT 600D ceramic tila bath, full dry basement. Pianola Player Piano (new) | 891 TIME. SURPRISE THEM WITH AN DACHSHUND PUPPIES — AKC home- Attached garage. Walk to churches. SALES AND SERVICE alsed. Show, pet stock. Keyport Pet HOUSES FOR RENT mrochlai and public, Newark and New P.ETAL AND INSTRUCTION SuppllM. Rt. 35, CMIWOOd. LO 6-5569, York buses, You may acquiru your IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY - Threi $2500 VALUE Open Call; Till 9 — Saturday Till 5:31 DACHSHUN'JS—AKC registered, beau- own mortgage or assume \y»% V.A. tiful show type puppies, at pel prices. bedroom ranch, completely redecorated. mortgage ot 412,800. Pay meats only COOKMAN AVE. AMD MAIN ST. Stud service. SH (-5995 after 5 p.m Call SH 7-3004. $113. Cash needed $3.UOO, full price $17,• ALL FOR PK SB300 'eekdays. DUPLEX — Two bedrooms, bath, llv- 800. OS 1-2566 niter 6 p.m. No broktrs. OK USED CAR! FOAM CUSHIONS — In home Her. Ine; room, kitchen and storage room. ENGLISH Springer Spaniel puppies. EAST KKAH3DUHO — Ten-year old $ Ice. Phone U 2-M7J FOAMAltT. RTE. Own With Pride SH 7-0914. liorae (not a development). 100'xlOO' 35. KATONTOWN. Luettgena, Colts Neck, 946-4507 BMALL BUNGALOW — Four rooms property. Plaster walls, cedar ildlng, MAKE EVERYONE HAPPY I , ADUlNU muclilnu and bath. Call after « p.m. oak floors. Two bedrooms, living room CHRISTMAS SPECIAL-IO^ discount S91-2C53 1 9 9 5 All makes uew or used. Guaranteed. on all cagea, .aquariums, reflectors, 14x15, kitchen 15x16, Armstrong inlaid linoleum, modern cabinets, finished at- Low as $25. Serplco'a, 101 Monrooutli heaters, niters. Keyport Pet Supplies, EIGHT-ROOM .colonial, yearly rental. — Next to theater. 8H 70485. tic. fll.SOp. Write 'EAST KEANS- Rt.. 35. ClHfwOod. LO 6-5M9. Unfurnished, four bedrooms, two baths, BUIta' Box 611, Red Bank. Newly palmed. 1125 month. Arthur Bah. ELECTRIC OUITAK — Nnvtr med. BEAGLE — Female, two years old. Sacrlllce. (65. Ideal [or Chrlalmas. C. lav Agency, Realtors, 620 Bangs Ave. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS-HI DADDY! Hunting dog. Started, needs work. Was Anbury Park. PR 4-5555. Put the stars back In her eyes. Wa MT-3458. gunned this year. Not registered. Ask- found you a completely furnlahed, three* WASHER, EASY SPIN DRYER - Per- Ing 5:5. LI 2.242G. WIDE SELECTION OF RENTALS — bedroom home, wall to wall carpeting, Furnlahed and unfurnished. Immed- fect working condition. Owner chan*In| AKC PUCt PUPPIES — Male and new gas range, two-car garage, lovely to automatic. S35. LI 2-3V03. ato occupancy. Samuel Telcher Agency neighborhood. Even 1000 gallons of oil female, black. Oceanport Ave., Oceanport Call or dial CO 4-3379 and n raid up Insurance policy. We'll CIVIL WAI! LONQ ARMS — Few oth LI 2-3500 or LI 2-3501. play Santa Clans, you'll colect the r«- er civil War goods. One cannon (sis. 325 COLUE PUPS — AKC. Male and fe- 195 to 1125 Per Month ward. Only SIG.OOO BUFFIA pounder) LI 2-2220. Private collection. male. Bold Venture breeding. Healthy, MAPL€ THE BERO AGENCY FiNLAY AGENCY AVE. Mifc IN lour old mranura win no can between 6-9. 787.3235. RL 35 Mlddletown 270 Bay Ave. . HI inlands Hwy.35. LI 2-1020 Eatontown down payment and get a now parloi SIAMESE KITTENS — Sealpoint, seven OS M000 872-0102 or dining room set at sale prices. W11- weeka, CFA registered. Will hold till Trade-in Specialists Mam Len Furniture Inc., Hwy 30, Christmas. SH 7-3930. MANY FURNISHED AND UNFUR- Mlddlelown. BH 1-3213. open eventug NISHED RENTALS — In all prlcci THREE-ROOM cooperative apartment, till n n m. POODLES — BLACK MINIATURE. and alzes. Ella Wiltshire Agency. 14S0 Alfred Vail homes. Large yard, eitrai. Ocean Ave., Sea Bright. 8424001. Best offer. $ofl month Includes utilities. BASS AND SNARE DRUM SET CHRISTMAS DELIVERY Open seven daya. CA 2-7700, 9-5 p.m. Mrs. Huff, 11 3- With some accessories. (50. CALL SH 1-6251 2468 after S p. m. KE 1-1829 CHRISTMAS PUPPIES - Mlied breed, 'AIR HAVEN — Two-tjedroorn houHe. REFRIGERATOR 11 cu. (t. J2S. 02? part cocker, would make lovely Chriat- Call after 5, OAKHURST—Three bedroom split lev- Lionel train set $15. Girl's bike, 24", mas gift. 337 Sycamore Ave.. Shrews- SH 1-6115 el, Wi baths, 24' playroom, attached bury. SH 1-12S5. garage and patio on corner lot. 4*4 per Sill. Crib, chlfrerobe, hookcaae S15. Boy'! HAZLET — Rent with option. Six cent Ol mortgage available. Wooded size 2 Ice skates, like new $3. Lewyl DACHSHUNDS—AKC, excellent breed- bedroom house, lull basement, large area In good nelRhborhood, CA 2-2315. vacuum cleaner and attachments 110. ing, 11 weeka, permanent shot, paper iclence kitchen. Excellent locntlon. S130 OS 1-0174. trained. SH 1-9201. per month. Immediate occupancy. BAR- RED BANK VICINITY SPLIT LEVEL— ONET REALTY. CO 4-2010. EiRiit rooms, garage,, two full baths, LIONEL TRAINS — 027 gauge, col GERMAN SHEPHERD pedigreed pup- alrte set. Best oiler. Call 5-7 p.m. SH basement, attic, sewers, sidewalk*. 4'i pies, six weeks old, healthy, smart and HAZLET — Modern 6!^ room ranch, per cent GI mortgage, J1T.900. flH 1-6482 ,•-0051. fully ready for Christmas stockings, garage. Lease, security, references. CHRISTMAS S50. Located In Holmdel. 9I8-45S9. 145 month, CHATEAU REALTY, 215 UTTLE SILVER — Three-bedroom CflEST — Four drawer, painted Arlsto- Carr Ave. Keansburg, 787-5884, eve- ranch. Ideal location. Exterior re- . Hid IB" deep, 35" long. 30" high. AKC REGISTERED puts Chihuahuas Ideal Tor child's room. Excellent condi- nings HI 2-3082. minted. FHA financing available. Only and grownupa. Very reaaonable. Also ;18,8OO. SH 1-0207. tion. Very reasonable. SH 7-2469. atud. SH 7-2803. ATTRACTIVE RIVERFRONT HOME— Two bedrooms, one bath, living room RIVER PLAZA — Cape Cod. Two bed- ALTENBURG PIANO HOUSE GERMAN SHEPHERDS —A'/, months, with fireplace, kitchen. 9,100 month. Im- rooms, expansion attic with full dor- males only. Chester Horae Farm, Call mediate occupancy. ROLSTON WATER- mer, full basement, aluminum combina- 946-4392. BURY, REALTOR, IS West Front St., tion storms and screens, bllndi. Ask- Rent A Piano $12 per Month Red Bank. SH 7-3500. ing 513,800. SH 1-8393. CNABK. MASON-HAMLW. SOHMEE JAULE-NELSON. EVERETT. STECK MODERN SEVEN-ROOM ranch, aun ONLY ONE OF ITS KIND GIFT GUIDE parlort large living room, dining room, Three-year young split level in old REAL ESTATE FOR RENT Jookmaa Ave. A Main BL. Ajburr Fk. three bedrooms, kitchen, full basement, Shrewsbury. Three bedrooms, 1% baths, Open dally till ( Sat. till 9:30 'lenty ot grounds. 948-4733. Hce living room, dining room and kitch- PR 5-D3OI APARTMENTS en, recreation room and basement, At« LO.NO BRANCH — Furnlahed four, LITTLE BILVER — Six-room house. lached garage. On nice plot In rood RUQS — Never used. From »30. 9ili, Newly decorated. Near Fort Monmouth irea. Asking $23,501). WALKER Jk Gifts for the Gifts for the other SIZBS. Private trome. room apartmanL SSO and S&0 monthly 946-8591 or 916-8201. Gifts for Christmas Gifts for the Home till June 1st CA 0-1551 •VALKER, Realtors, Hwy. 3fl, Shrewi- 812-OS19 UNFURNISHED NEW three-bedroom jury. SH 1-5212. 24-Hour Service. Whole Family Whole Family THKBE CUSHIOH SOFA — 115, Tai EATONTOWN—-Three-room unfurnished ranch, convenient to Mlddletown and SPECIAL SALE condition. Chair, $10. Wlngl.aci chair, apartment, utilities, garageage.. Nro pet*. Matawan stntlon. JH5 month. Ray Still- It pays to advertise in Th» Red GIVE A TYPEWRITER 110. Must sell. Call SH 1-1051. Adults. After 4 p.m. LI 2-2-1439r . man, Uwy 35, Shrewsbury, BH 1-SGOO. tank Register ! POP. CHRISTMAS THE PERFECT CHRISTMAS alFT AKU GOLDEN COLLIE puppies, rod; All Makes — Loiveit Prices $23.88 for Chriatmas, Yorkshire terrier stu( MOHAIR — Living room set, threi E ALCOA AM'MIM'M COM- EvenltiBi. OS 1-1852. piece. $39.50 *o $79.50 A YEAR'S SUBSCRIPTION BINATION DOOMS, heavv r thick. SH 7-0376 "Buy Them Where 1'iiey to the y aiza up to Klntit ;iGxS5, two Rlasa PHOTO GIFTS that wfll record ai LADY'S RACCOON COAT — In good Service Tlit'in" inserts, one acrei-n Insert, comiilete. tell the stoty for years to come. ready to tiang. Installation optional. Cameras. protectors, accessories. condition, 135. Call RED BANK REGISTER Dora'* Photo shop, 15 Wallace. St. 291-0162 SERPICO'S FROWN'S CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY TYPEWRITER HEADQUAJITERS Local. National. International Newfl Red Bank. SH 7-2273. KRESOE SPACE HEATER FURNACE 32 Broad St. Red Bank BH 1-7500 -276-tallon tank, $50. 101 Manmoulh St. Red Hal Sports, Cotnlci, Syndicated Columnists A l.AnOB (SELECTION' ot Ruarinteed A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR MANY NEEDSI SH 7-0415 ANTIQUES—Lota 01 new thlnRS. This lined cars at your authorized Dodge, SH 1-1135 and Special Features. 'N Thai Shop, Main St., Holmrlel. Sun- Dart nnd compact Lancer Deale TRAIN TABLE KIT WAIL SUBSCRIPTION day 1-5 p.m. -rank VanSyckle, Inc. SH 1-12SS. 'STUFF and THINGS" »10.» uniBscmbltH. tH-i 56", 30" htr.6 One Vcar II.1., Six Months JS, CirRISTMAR LAMP HALE - Discon- 191 West Front St. Ked Bank Complete with hHrdu-.-irc. screws am tinued numbers of Tower Craflaman. Our New location offers the lamo Adding Machines—Typewriter* Cesspool Cleaning Painting and Decorating nalla KED BANK U'SIREK. 8 Wll Three Months |1.& 106 Chejtnul, Bui Hank. friendly lervlce with & lovely selcc- ADUINO MACHINES — Typewriters 81.. P.td Hant BH 1-550O Ho» or GIFTS. OHEETINO CARDS 81Cfn(; l'ANKH dry well, serviced. CARL li. JONES—Painting and dec- HOME DELIVERY <0c PER WEEK lll'PKMAN * BOYI.K and Interesting ANTIQUES at thi sold, rented, repaired. Berplco's. 101 Leecnlnc field added. Backboe work. orating. General contracting. • BYee "Unllilay Ullt." Fur TUB llorm" Gifts for Mom sams low discount prices. Come In ant MonmouUi 8t, Red Bans- SH 7-MM, C R Wilson BH 1-18(4 estimates. Call BH mn 24 hour* IU:D HANK AUTO IMPOI.TS llwy. 35 Circle, EatnntOAWi LI 2-1010 Renault—Volvo— Pen cot—Triumph CALL SH i-0010 browao and get your FREE CHRIST- ll» Newman 8i.rlngi lid. SH MISS' and mk for MAS CAROL BOOKLET. Open 10-12 ANTIQUES — For lulling unusual BrtMEAM APPLIANCES — Hair dry and 3-t>. Antiques Wanted China and Glass Repair Ohrlslmaa Rifts. Liuce selecth-e atock. prs, mixers, toasters. From J11.50 up, EXPiSKT MENU1NU - Cum, >l«j,, Public Stenographer •• BREAKFAST NOOKS CIRCULATION aensllily prire. COPPKP. 1CETTLE Allen Electric. 18 White St., Red Bank. FINEST, FRESH CUT — Cultivated Old Dolls, guns. Jswalry. cut glass silver rennlsMng and plating. T&erm- holly packed In polyethylene bass, also furniture. Civil wsr books. Appraisals UAIIB SERVICES Sj«veral hpaullful nrw moflpli on lale. ANTIQUES. 'J5I Motntiolllh llii . Oak- KITCHENS FOR 8ALE os buckets. China A Glass Shop. 147 mrat. Open Kndny evenlnfia. KE 1-10D9. fresh cut ereeni, Bernadotte Farms, made. Oilman. BH 7-1UI. Broad St. Red Bank. BH T-U00. TYPINO - Publicity; Bookkeeping CP.OIVN KITCHEN1 CENTEH Fen The New In Hctwrpn RI7.0 CrTCHENS—fl' Ions, completa with fir Tlnlon Falls, open every day until Sorvlco, MlmeoBraphlns. Will pickup Hwy. 5i fill 7-1'M; M:djlp!own FAIKLANP: AND METKOP. shed cabinets, formica top, bullt-i: 'tirlBtmaa. and deliver. CA B-330O. ENGLISH AGENCIES ivon ranpe, and sink. S19.V Only Quality Imported AutrjntotillpB CROWN KITCHEN CENTER o repair aluminum window fcreans. Appliance Repairs Fuel OP — Heating Ma])le A\eliLie SH 16000 Iwy. 33 BH 7-J55J Hlddletog enetian blinds, aluminum atorm win- CONTINKNTAI. CAP.S, INC. low elaaa inserts. Fast icrvlcs. APPLIANCE REPAIR and install!' PSL OU. A HiCATINQ—Call 811 I- Radlo-Tclevlslon Repair Newman Spririr;* I'.-l Kfil Hani; k CAMERA GIl^T SAYS—"Open Me ItOWN'S, 32 Broad St. SH 1-7500. Hon. Residential and commercial wir- 0610. Oil Delivery. Inc., Service t .'ill 7-IMO •'!rst." J>iui't miss tlirtfltj Chrljtmas Holiday Food ing. Allen Electric. BH 74612. Sales. 3 Herbert St., Red Bank. Si. RAU1° * TELEVISION CO.- tlcltircs. Pafic Ph'ilfi Service, 35 Mon K UVa AND 6£IX anyttilng und Test DrJve—1W: PONTIAC TEMPKBT tiouth St. iill 70-C!) everything. Give th» til g be at prtoei. Ha^tl Uros. Pontlac ESSKAY—Fully cooked amokrd nami. Call Winiam Lett Pumlture, Inc., Hwy. Auctioneer Home Improvements ALWAYS HAVE AT LEAST ONE FIAT "Natural cured." heat, serve. Ewlfts Gifts for Dad 5 Mid die town. SH 1-3213L Open evi 195 Broad El. KH 1-51B0 Hti Bank lngs till 8 p. m. ______CVORK1NO MAN'S contractor— Alter- Rooting, Siding and Insulation BIM-TIA nuttcrball Turktyv also frrsh Killed or B. a. COATS — An essential Auction ations, addition!, painting, masonry, order Capon!, Pheasants, etc. Lane's Appraisal Seine* "anywhere." 389 :lwy. U 2-102U MASSAGE EQUIPMENT — For rent .11 those little lotu. VO 8-17M. Insulation et siding Corp. Certified Meat Market. SH 10175. G1VH DAD AN EVINRUDE! We nave or BRle. Fr*» delivery. SOUTH JH.RSEY NonvnDd Av*.. D^gj, PQOnt irjCUOKl a ejection of outboards from three UnOICL BH 7-2611. 1-3(8.1. Jonns-Manvllle contractor. PR 04407 CHRISTMAS PAUTIE3 lo 75 li.p. that aro prices lor Chrlst- or Adam. Llnsmflyet- 291-0301 SAILFISH, SUNFISH ni KlvlnB. Also ii large selection ol HAN 03 — Sava COO or more ott Hit INSURANCE CATEItEl) OLSON CO. tHC - Koollng, Siding . Trees and Trim Ifdl for l)f>filnnli]}t lallors. Now on ^.tbonrd ncrsssorles anil skis. Nauvoo irlco on brand new 88 nots Spinet Auto and Track Rental DISSATISFIED with present Insur- Insulation. Installed and guaranteed i.iplny. Will deliver lor Clirlitmas AN HAMMER L.I 2-2141 Marinii. Inc.. 1410 Ocean Ave.. 6ea lanos. Ten year guarantee. Com* tea ance? Want a better dealr Call Dunn tor 10 yean. PK MIKtrfimiS Uli n TPJ boiv. IlrlBlll S42-1301 d lave, W« aervicB what we Mil. Insurance Agency. SH 14531 iner's Musis Store, SOfl Main BL. AV1&—Kent t now car or truck. Low DKCOItATlONS BOAT, SKI & SCOOTER atte»ood. FO 3-2l9a rates Maple Ar«.. Red Bank. SH 1- Visit our "Make-It" Klvji. 0308. PR 4-U14. Dallr T a.m.-10 p.m. Odd Jobs Tel. Answering Servlco CENTER , ISAPPEARINO STAIRWAYS - Sold, LET US DK vour secreUrr. No me4 TATE OAItDEN AND CUM" HHOP T5 VVI;lli5 at. ItsJ Bank istalled Ladders and icatfoldi for rent REPAIRS, ODDS AND ENDS. Religious Gifts ieap Newark L_dder and Bracket Co.. }l»7. 35 u MKM7 Eatornnw SH 1-1121 Building Contractor PAINTINO CH1UHTMA8 TILEFJS—LlwlnK. Wfll due Gifts for Her Ifl Corllei Avo., Neptune. PR (MJ34O. CREATIVE IDEAS BY RAYMOND • pi-rlmrns. CONIIAD 81IIT11 NUI1S JLICCTRIC COCA COLA dry box, J50. BH 1-7SS3 &RY, Tlnton Ave., Katoiltawji. "OK-USED CARS" (JIVE THE OIET TltAT LASTS NEW HOMES, alterations, repairs. THE MAD HATTER lash register 12i>. Call Ktgnest quality vrorlt For •itimatts Vacuum Cleaner Repair Tor th« trus aplrn ol Chrlatmaa." call Herbert EictnrauctL BU 1-6201. F.jlloiv Your Friends To Breath ' taking selection of Rosaries U Whlts'st. • " 787-2S55 Painting and Decorating BIJCCTROLUX CHllIBTUAS TRKKS _ Nors. Bc.olls ITAl'FFKIl vibration couch, |65; clarl- Sales Berrlce •urnllw litllnljn, flcotcll Pine. Large naaort Mliaall, lilblrl, Medall, Statutes. A Sri 1-S91S LOUIS CAKXAN • fainter, decorator, SOS Prospect Ave.. Uttls Bllvtr For mem irlm ana decorations. GUIs for CIRCLE CHEVROLET CO. rice to tatlary SU. SALE C0AT8I Valuta to Jlo. Nc let li-nnt |<>0; wrought Iron table sel. RED BANK ALUMINUM PRODUCTS chain. *S0: standard nugiiuna train Storm windows, siding, awilnia. paperhuger. 23 yean expsrlencs. a y 1 clr 1 1 caU ra 11 th« sariin.', J'Maietown Qardjti <>n- 123 sIAPLE AVE RED BANK TIUC SHRINK 123 and up. Shirk? Shops, 1! Broad jnspln Ave. »H MTM alter t p-m. BH i°jom * °" * •'i* " l«r, ilwy. it. Mlddlstown. OB 1-10SO. to. AII m excellent condition. SH T-3UU ar IB 1-U2S. all 1-3130 I Ml Wti.f SL Rtd But 81. Red BulL ta-iua. I mm pot on ..... , LEGAL RED BANJC REGISTER W«d, Decanter 20,1961-23 STEVE ROPER By SUNDERS and OVERGARD BOnOKMB * van ANtoD ACREAGn — BsioatmmE . TO* notice'that «WBcati<» has ^NBW MM»/ HttTS TWJWRK5 m* •»•«•!•» • tht firraskcB a JKHTIW AW*WC£/GIVEUSTHE •uosuttle bujer, - Our Otun...MeiVs Pima New;...Our Ribbon- Dress Shirts Bound Cardigan 5,98 12,98 Superbly' tailored ihirti of fine silky Im. Peart buttoned cardigan of down soft or. ported English broadcloth—the long wear- Ion acrylic beautifully bound in tone on ing fabric that's tingle needle tailored. tone grosgrafn ribbon ... a fashionable Medium spread collar, French cuffs and pearl buttons. A Steinbach •xcluiive! way to brighten your Christmas silhouette. ' MEN'S SHOPS STElNBdCH'S SPORTSWEAR I Street Floor and Asbury Park Street Floor and Asbury Park Lovely. •. Vanity ^ So Parisian • •. Hose Slip of Nylon and Lace by SchiaparelU 5.95 1.50 pair The magic molded bodice of Alencon lace, French-flavored nylons favored by chic completely lined, assures all figures an aasy women everywhere. Reinforced sheer with form-following fit. Mora lacs at the hem heel and toe. In proportioned sizes, J'/i- . . . scalloped all around. White, Black. II. 32-40. STEISR.tCirS L1XGERIE STEIKBACHS HOSIERY Second Fluor and Asbury Park Street Floor and Asbury. Park SHOP EVERY NIGHT 'TIL 9