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Inuid daUr. Mimdt? mrtmiti rnJir «tcond Cl»u Poiu jt VOL. 84, NO. 116 Paid 4t Red Buk ut •> AddltionU Ullllni Otllco. RED BANK, N. I, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1961 7c PER COpY PAGE ONE Nemetz ScoresGrand Jury Indictment Sunday Law Airlift Is Resumed; Tax Assessor To Be Tested Attacks New Shrewsbury's FREEHOLD - Sharp teeth In The corporations are the Col- the Ne4v Jersey Sunday sales lingwocd Park Auction Market, prohibition law will be tested Inc., owners of the lane1 and build Increase LON Forces Assessment Program here for the first time in New ings, and the Collingwood Enter- Jersey since enactment Nov. 15, prises, Inc., operators of the NEW SHREWSBURY—Sidney Neraetz of Shark 1359. concession-leasing'arrangement. At the urging of Monmouth River Rd. last night attacked borough Tax Assessor In addition to the fines and County Prosecutor Vincent P. jail sentences, the court may, Fighting Andrew Shepard, charging "discriminatory and in- Keuper, the present Grand Jury upon conviction, direct seizure, o equitable Assessments." yesterday indicted the owners of goods where the offense took the Collingwood Park Auction place and forfeiture of them to He also attacked Mayor Karl K. Baron and Coun Market, Rts. 33 and 34, Howell the state; and the closing of the Goes On cilman Robert Davidson on other counts. Township, on charges of main- premises for a period not ex AH the charges were de- taining' a nuisance, a misdemean- ceeding one year. >r. nied by those named. . Mr. Keuper said the Sunday In City In an hour-long speech sales law provides that a place is a nuisance whenever four con- before the Mayor and Transfer LEOPOLDVILLE, t h e Council Mr. Nemetz, a professor victions result from arrests on of economics at Monmouth Col- the premises for illegal sales. Congo (AP) — American lege and a former member of The prosecutor said there have Air Force transports took the borough Planning Board and been eight at the auction market. Appeal off at dawn today for Elisa* If. convicted each of the two the Shrewsbury Township Board corporations involved could face bethville, resuming the air- of Education, asked the council maximum sentences of $1,000 lift of men and war ma- to appoint an investigating com' fines on each of two counts con- mittee to look into borough tax Heard teriel to the UN troops locked in ained in the indictment, or a battle with Katangan forces. assessments. otal of $4,000. NEWARK — Lucian's Depol Board of Assessors Two hundred Irish troops were Keansburg Man Bar, Inc., Oakland St., Red Bank carried on the first flights to He also said it is "high time" yesterday appealed to the Di- Clifford Schneider, 40, of 140 beef up the UN Army clinging for the borough to establish a vision of Alcoholic Beverage Con- Monroe Ave., Keansburg, an of stubbornly to positions just out- three-man board of assessors, to trol for permission to move the ficer of the two corporations al side Elisabethville. provide "checks and balances" so was indicted. As an individual site of the tavern about 20 feet in the valuation of real estate for he .could be fined up to $1,000 The Red Bank Borough Counci tax purposes. s SENATOR SPEAKS — Stare Sen. Richard R. Stout, R-Mon., center, appeari pleased See Photo Below and jailed for a maximum o denied the request Oct. 16. . Mr. Nemetz read a long list three years on each count. with reception he received yesterday at Red Bank High School. The senator addreued of tax assessments on property George J. Taylor, Red Bank, The indictment alleges that em the history clasi on the subject of New Jersey government. With him are George Saf- Nine sorties were planned for he said was comparable with, or president of the corporation, iloyees of concessions operating the day-including shipment of better than, his own land. In wants to change the location from fa, vie* principal, and Mist Laurie King of Little Silver, a senior. Andrew G. Shepird at the highway market have been Malayan armored cars to the each case he mentioned the as- a leased building at 107-109 Oak- arrested,, pleaded guilty inmu- Fighting Front. sessment per acre was lower land St. to an adjacent vacant licipal court,.and.have been con- Gen. Sean McKeown, Irish than that on his land. store he owns at 115 Oakland St., State Department 'White Paper' commander of the UN task force icted eight times. All eight paid on the corner of Bridge Ave. Two parcels owned by Mr. municipal court fines totaling in the Congo, flew to Elisabeth- Nemetz are assessed at $522 and $300. . Parishioners Object •ille to survey the military sit- $361 per acre, respectively, he Mr. Keuper, said he would seek Council denied the liquor li- uation in the rebellious province. said, while "comparable" land similar action against any other cense transfer after nearly 75 res- South Viet Nam Warning Mortar Fire nearby is assessed from S51 to firms who find themselves in the idents, many of them parish- UN messages from Elisabeth- $478 per acre. WASHINGTON (AP) - The same position. ioners of St. Anthony's Catholic with 102 pages of supporting doc- ly set up to supervise the 1954 ille indicated Increasing sniping United States warned its Asian He also cited a number of Newness of Law Church, Bridge Ave. and Chest- uments, mostly captured from peace agreement in Southeast and mortar fire on UN positions allies in an official report pub- parcels in the northern part of Probably because of the rela- Communist soldiers, constituted a Asia, to take action on a huge on the outskirts of the city, par- nut St., objected. The church is lished today that war-torn South the borough, which, he said, are tive newness of the law, Mr. rallying cry by the United States file charges by the South Viet ticularly the UN headquarters 340 feet away from the site of Viet Nam is threatened by "clear more valuable than his own, as- Keuper said the section referring for allies and neutral nations Nam government against the and Gurkha camp. the proposed bar. and present danger" of commun- sessed at per-acre figures from to nuisances has never yet been alike to face up to the danger of Reds. These charges cover assas- The fighting went into the The applicants presented their ist conquest. $174 to $513 per acre. exercised or tested in the courts. an expanding effort in South- sination, kidnaping, infiltration of fourth day, a UN spokesman ac- case and the hearing was con- Two Offers The State Department "white east Asia and to get ready to armed forces from Communist knowledged last night that the Arnold Tanner, Manalapan tinued until Dec. 20 after one Mr. Nemetz told of two offers paper" also warned that if South help resist it as may be neces- North Viet Nam and various Township magistrate dnd a local witness for the borough, Emilio Katangans seemed to be holding for his property made by people Viet Nam and neighboring coun- sary/ other forms of what the white attorney, wjio also is an officer Grilli, Little Silver, had testified. their own against the outnum- brought to him by Mayor Baron. tries fall to the Reds the power File of Changes paper calls "covert aggression,' bered, but better or both corporations, was re- Abraham J. Zager, attorney for armed, UN "In April, 1961," Mr. Nemetz balance in Asia will be "tipped The United States through the India is chairman of the three- multi-racial army quested by tfee.prosecutor's office Mr. Taylor, said the appeal Is of Turkas, said,."Mayor Baron with a Mr. perilously" against thejum-Com- report also clearly intends to nation commission of which Po- to have a representative of the based on the fact that no reason Swedes, Irishmen and Norweg- • Dr»z!n came to my farm. They muntsi "countries. bring pressure on the Internation- land and Canada are the othe ians, corpprat'ons and Mr. Schneider was given by the.Borough Coun- offered me'$11.000'for the entire The paper, a 53-page booklel al Control Commission, original- members. The UN command In Leopold- appear in County Court today cil for denying the transfer, and 32.9 acres in Block 147, Lot 3, The while paper charged tha ville announced that ils jet fight- for arrangement. that the proposed move is within all the property fronting on the the Communists had shown "ut ers, which yesterday strafed a Mr. Tanner indicated he would the same block. highway (Rt. 33). t asked him ter contempt" for the controi Katangan ammunition dump six Sidney Nemetz co-operate, Mr Keuper said. Mr. Taylor, his sister, Mrs to put it in writing. He said he Commission some weeks miles north of Elisabethville, al- Alyce Markham, and Arthur G. Highlands to Seek ago would send it to me, which he when they kidnaped, tortured and so destroyed two* Katangan Air Warner, New Shrewsbury, a bar- never did. I was rather sur- killed Col. Hoang Thuy Nam. Force hangars at Jadotville, one tender at Lucian's testified that prised by this visit. For the past chief of the South Vietnamese of the rebel air force's two main on four successive Sundays they year, I had been telling Mayor No Cause Verdict Parley on Drainageliaison mission with the control bases; There was no Information counted-the number of persons Baron that the assessments on Commission. The State Depart- n the damage to the ammuni- passing the corner of the pro- my property were irregular and HIGHLANDS — Mayor Cornel- three enormous sealed drains and ment piper said: tion dump, but heavy explosions posed bar for about four and one- may be the cause of my family's ius J. Guiney, Jr., said yesterday siphoned into the river. were heard from the area during half hours from 6:30 a.m. "Appeals for his release went loss of an important part of its In Residents' Suft that he and other municipal of- Existing drains in the lower unheeded. The ICC refused to the attack. Of the 444 persons counted, economic possessions." ficials hope to meet with state half of the town would be re- raise its voice in protest" A Katangan . bunt of imall FREEHOLD — The jury in the,tended in his summation before they said, only 135 went to This and other statements byj and county officials to discuss The report put the number of irms fire from the ground suit filed by three Matawan Cape May County Judge George church. placed with larger ones. These (See NEMETZ, Page 2) the borough's $400,000 drainage drains in turn would empty into Township residents against the B. Francis that the neglect of (See REPORT, Page 2) (See KATANGA, Pg. 1) proposal. three reservoirs located at North Cliffwood Beach Water Company the water company in repairing Valley and Atlantic Sts. for erosion damage to their prop- the hole caused by the break in He said that August Postel, bor- 3 Variances Shed Destroyed ough engineer, should complete Gasoline sump pumps then erties brought in a Verdict of the water main "triggered off the erosion" that eventually RED BANK—A fire last night more detailed sketches of the pro-would be used to empty the bas- GOP Comeback "no cause for action" here last Win Approval posal by next week so that the ins into the river. night. washed out the road near the destroyed a shed at 273 South FAIR HAVEN — The Zoning Pearl St. problem' could be discussed with The existing three tide gates Edward Anderson and Charles plaintiffs' homes. Aim Of New Republican Group Board of Adjustment last night the county and state. would be replaced by new manu- and Orsella Morris, all of Cliff- (See VERDICT, Page 2) Fire Chief Samuel Scalzo said granted three variances. the blaze, which started at ap- A portion of the, borough's ally-operated gates. TRENTON (AP) - A nine- Sens. Frank S. Farley of At- wood Dr., contended in their suit Robert J. Kirkland of 25 Har- proximately 10 p. m., had also drainage problem comes from. member committee has been lantic County, Charles W. Sand- that due to a break in the water New bulkheading would have to vard Rd. was granted a rear singed the rear of' grandstands Middletown and the state high- be installed and existing, Inade- amed to work out a Republican man Jr., of Cape May, and Wil- main in 1951 the road had been and side yard variance to put on the adjacent Red Bank High way. quate bulkheading replaced. legislative program to start the liam E. Ozzard of Somerset; undermined and washed- away : a 10 by 16 foot extension on a School Athletic Field. ' The plans call for division of Local officials feel that the GOP on the road back in New Assemblymen Carmine F. Savino two-car garage. The board also 1 depriving them of access to their he borough Into two drainage flooding problem 1$ perhaps the Jersey. Jr. of Bergen, Joseph Minotty of gave him permission to enclose Cause of the fire was not. de- homes and devaluating their areas. most "unique" in the country. Webster B. Todd, state GOP Gloucester^ and Alfred V. a rear yard patio with a roof termined. Chief Scalzo said the properties. chairman, announced formation and screening. property was owned formerly by Drainage from the hill would The borough contains the low- Beadleston of Monmouth; Mrs. Henry J. Saling of Middletown, the late Frank Costa. ye piped to the river through est and highest elevations along of the committee yesterday in Katherine K. Neuberger of Ever- A rear yard variance to permit attorney for the water company, the Atlantic Coast. he wake of a s«ries of party ett, national committeewoman, the construction of an addition to said in his summation the ero- The lower portion of the town itrategy conferences. and Jack Silverstein, Mercer his home was granted to Wallace sion had been caused by storm is only two feet above sea level. The Republican party' suffered County committeeman. Bennett of 25 Clay St. damage over the years, and not Rare Operation Mayor Guiney said part of the devastating blow in the Nov. 7 Farley is due to become Senate A front and side yard variance by any negligence on the part of problem is that the river is high- gubernatorial election defeat. Its president next year. Sandman was granted to R. H. Van Greene er than ever before. only hold on state government will be majority leader and Oz- of 177 Fair Haven Rd., who also his client. Heart Surgery for Red Bank Man He said the borough used to now is an 11-10 majority in the zard chairman of the Appropria- plans to put an addition on an The plaintiff's attorney, Robert install bulkheading that was sev- stale Senate, and Sen. Robert C. tions Committee. Savino will be existing dwelling. V. Carton of Asbury Park, con- NEWARK — Ralph Soldo, 26, en a medical discharge from the of 131 Pearl St., Red Bank, who Army—has been corrected and en feet above high tide. Now it rane, R-Unlon, has announced Assembly minority leader and was a standout athlete in Red doctors say Mr Soldo's heart is must be nine feet above high plans to resign early next year Minotty will be assistant minor- Bank Hi°h School, is recovering operating normally. tide. because of ill health. ity leader. from a rare open heart opera- The heart defect caused the Solution of this problem is a Todd named Sen. Wesley L. Todd and GOP Vice Chairman Letters To Santa must before any urban renewal Lance of Hunterdon County as Mrs. Millicent Fenwick will tion in St. Michael's Hospital. coronary artery to empty into the right auricle, instead of supplying program can be carried out in chairman of the new committee. serve on the committee as ex- Soldo quarterbacked Red Bank the borough. The other members are: !officio members. N. Y. Post Office Gets 2,000 High School's football team in blood to the heart muscle itself. The auricles are the upper col- NEW YORK (AP) - "Dear "Dear Santa Clausa: I have 1952, was an outstanding guard Harvey D. Leuin lecting chambers of the heart. Santa. Maybe we can make a been very bad. Please bring no on the basketball team, and played infield for the baseball Mr. Soldo was discharged from deal." toys to me. Just put coal in my squad. the Army with what then was That is the tone of one mis- stocking." diagnosed as a rheumatic heart. Resignation A congenital heart defect—dis- sive among more than 2,000 let- "Dear Santa Claus: As you Later, however, he underwent a ters, addressed to Santa Claus, know that Christmas is around covered only after he was giv- series of tests at St. Michael's received thus far by the New the corner so you'll be busy Of Leuin and the true nature of his ail- York Post Office. with this tupid holiday. I must ment was discovered. In the "deal" category, one confess I've been a pretty bad Is Accepted A four-man heart surgery team little girl writes: girl but I promise to turn over Index performed the two-hour operation "I want a hairdresser doll. a new leaf." on Mr. Soldo. Hospital spokes- WEST LONG BRANCH-Resig- Page It costs $11.88. Will you pay for However, there was a list at- men said the rare tvpe of pera- nation of Harvey D. Leuin from Amusements 18-19 haft of it? My daddy can't pay tached to the foregoing, with tion has been performed only the magHracy he has occupied Births 2 for it all. I made four A's in this P.S.: "If you have any sur- about 50 times in medical his- here 31 years was accepted last Jim Bishop g school." plus I'll accept them also." tory. It was the first such opera- night by Borough Council. It will Hal Boyle S Some children write that they A Warning tion at St. Michael's, be effective Jan. 1. Bridge 9 only want some extra food at One little girl, warns: According to J. Russell Wooley, Mr. Soldo is married to the for- .Christmas—or just one doll, Classified 24-27 "Dear Santa: I'm going to borough clerk, Mr. Leuin's tenure mer Mis: Kalhleen Reuter of Red even a second-hand one. Or Comics 20 warn you fair and square so as magistrate is the longest in Bank. Both are graduates of Red they only ask "a dress for Crossword Puzzle 4, 10 I'm going to tell you so that I'm the state's history. Before the Bank High-School. mommy." Editorials g going to keep a copy of what term "magistrate" was used, Mr. Herblock g Postmaster Robert K. Chris- I ask wou for so I'll know if Leuin was the "recorder." tenberry invited the public to Kitty Kelly 14 you're really a real person not Announcement of Mr. Leuin's Movie Timetable 18 Santa Here browse through the "Santa" a fake." , promotion to division manager, letters sent by kids. Obituaries 2 One whimsical lad asked for Northern Central Division, Cham- More Letters Sylvia Porter $ "a gun to shoot my daddy." ber of Commerce of the United He expects a couple of thous- Radio-Television 18-19 Tomorroiv Another requested "a punch- Slates, was announced several Religious Sprvlces 12. 27 RED BANK - The Kiwanls and additional before the end ing | ba£ to make my hands weeks ago. «.» of tile holiday season. Social 14-15 Club's Santa Claus will arrive fast," and signed his letter, He had been a district manager George Sokolsky ,-. 6 at the White SI. parking lot to- Amons the stacks of missives, "your best friend." for the U. S. chamber since May, there are some off-beat ones, Sports 22-21 morrow at 9:30 a.m. These letters to the Post Of- too: 1956. He will move to the Chicago stock Market 3 Gifts will be distributed to fice do not go unheeded. Indi- Successful Investing 3 children. Home Made Sausage viduals, business lirms and Mr. Leuin, who resides at 214 Santa will be escorted by the FIRING AT KATANGA TROOPS — Indian United Nations froops fire at Katanqt Country fresh sausage, links or philanthropic organizations help Norwood Ave., was formerly 15,000 Christmas Trees Red Bank High School and Red Milk. Nelson's, 603 River Road, out each year, as does the Post magistrate of Ihe Eatontown and Your choice, $1. Huhn's, F St..- Bank Catholic High Schools troops from their mortar position near ihe airport road at Elisabethville during battle. Fair Haven—Adv. Office recreation fund. Shrewsbury municipal courts. Belmar.—Adv. bands. IAP Wirephoto) 2-Frtdiy, Dec. B, &61 SH) BAMC REGISTER Weo+W Grandpa Mitchell h 'Delighted? New Shrewsbury School Addition 6 breezy and cold today, high 35 UmX, SILVER -1** man OBITUARIES to 40. Fair tod cold tonight, low wbe lost the gubernatorial •lec- mostly la the 20s. Saturday most- tion NOT. 1 had tame food news ly fair with some cloudiness yesterday — he had become MRS. WILLARDNYE MRS. UDA JANE COOK Architect's Plans Approved later In the • grandfather for the second CLIFFWOOD BEACH - Mrs. RED BANK-Mrs. Lida Jane day', high in time. Bessie E. Nye, 39, died yester- Cook, 65, of 48 Washington St., the 40s. NEW SHERWSBURY — Theough's growing school population possible to have the clissroom "Delighted," was the reac- day in her home, 27 North Shore died yesterday at Monmouth Med- MARINE Concourse. ical Center, Long Branch, where Shrewsbury Township Board of for the price of the originally completed and in use by Novem- Cape May to tion 0! James P. Mitchell, the She was born in Shamokin, Pa., she had been a'patient 10 days. Education last night approved its planned 12 classrooms. ber of 1962. Block Island — unsuccessful Republican candi- and had lived her? 10 years. Mrs. Cook was bora' in Sea architect's plans for a 12-class The money available for theThis completion date, the boan Small craft date, In bb home on Point Rd. Mrs. Nye was a member of Bright, a daughter of the late room addition to Swimming Riv- project will be $292,000, to beagreed, is possible but not prob- warnings dis- Mr. Mitchell's daughter, Mrs. the Presbyterian Church here. John E. and Elizabeth Howland er School and made plans for a raised by a bond issue which was able. The contract will be for 300 played for Frank Natchez, gave birth to Surviving areiher husband, Wil- Mount. She had lived sin-Red bid call in January. approved by voters in a Septem- days, with the most likely com- gusty west to an 8-pound 14-ounce son at Pat- lard Nye; a son, David Charles Bank two years, and had lived One important alternative in ber referendum. pletion date sometime in Janu- northw est terson Army Hospital, Fort Nye, and a daughter, Miss Kathy formerly in South Amboy and (he specifications calls for bids The board's bid call must now ary of 1963. . winds 20 to 30 Monmouth. She and ber hus- Nye, both at home; a brother Trenton. to build two more classrooms to await final approval, expected One interesting stipulation in knots diminsh band, a Navy ensign, bave a early in January, of the building the bid calls will be in accordance daughter, Carls Ann, age 19William Boardman, and a sister, She was a member of ths South make a total of 14. ing to 10 to 20 knots tonight plans and specifications by state with a state law of 1953, which months. Mrs. Vera Fessler, both of Sha-Amboy Chapter of the Order of Extra Rooms and west to southwest 10 to 15 mokin, Pa. education authorities. forbids use of any except do- Mm. Natchez, who will be 22 Eastern Star, and of the South The board, by offering this al- Possible, Not Probable mestic materials in public build- knots Saturday. Visibility over 5 The Bedle Funeral Home, Key.Amboy Methodist Church. Her miles. Mostly fair weather. t years old Sunday, has been ternative to bidders, was, in ef- The board expressed the hope ings. No foreign steel, tile, o port, is in charge of local ar. husband, Lewis S. Cook, died six NATIONAL staying at her parents* borne fect, exploring the possibilities of last night that if construction is other building materials may be NEW AGENT — Mrs. Leohere recently. Her husband b rangements. years ago. getting extra rooms for this bor started in March, it may beused for the new classrooms. Snow squalls whipped by.cold, Surviving are four sisters, westerly winds dumped as much A. Bonnema, 129 Kemp Ave., stationed in the Azores. Mrs. Mitchell said her son- Mrs. Theresa DeBecker ' with as a foot of snow in an area Fair Haven, has joined the whom she lived, Mrs. Elizabeth through, the letter said, because to reassess all farm property, along Lakes Erie and Ontario in-law will be home for Christ- Mrs. Oapp Mr. Nemetr held out for $1,750 using the basis of surrounding Russell M. Bor us Agency in mas. Havaranls of New Shrewsbury, Nemetz last night and early today, belt Mrs. Florence Burns of Perth an acre. property values. ing much of the region with the Fair Haven at a sales and "We're thrilled," the said. (Continued) The letter was a reply to an For years, he pointed out, ii Dies at 68 Amboy, and Mrs. Clara Costanzo Mr. NemetJ were read by him first major snowfall of the sea-rental agent. A thora resi- of New York; two brothers, John inquiry from Mr. Davidson, in lias been the accepted practice son. NEW YORK (AP) - Mrs. from a typed script, copies o' his capacity at that time of dent for 17 yean, Mrs. Bon- E. Mount of Fair Haven, and to assess farms on a lower basis Heaviest accummulation was in Janet Mabie Clapp, author and which he later distributed to the chairman of the Industrial Con. Codies Mount of Florida, and than other residential property. western New York state, where nema hat had previous ex-Two Tracts former Boston newspaper wo- press. several nieces and nephews. gress, as to why the business- "The change will be a haro some schools were closed, and perience in banking and con- man, died Wednesday in the "In September last," the state The funeral will be Monday at man, after looking at a possible blow to the farmers in our bor-in northwest Pennsylvania, Most Riverdale Nursing Home. She ment also said. "Mayor Baron struction. Are Sold \ 10 a.m. at the Worden Funeral industrial site in the borough, ough," Adm. Shepard said. roads were open but many were was 68. again came to my farm with a Home, with Rev. W. Gordon had decided not to buy it. The long discussion on assess, treacherous and blowing snow Known professionally as Janet gentleman and offered me $200 Lowden, pastor of the Red Bank After getting his information merits at the council meeting last cut visibility. • By Borough Mabie, Mrs. Clapp began her an acre. I imagine he must have night was started after it had Bullet Enters Methodist Church officiating. relating to market value of the The Weather Bureau said cold OCEANPORT — Two parcelsnewspaper career on the Bridge- been joking, or for that matter Nemetz land, the tax assessor been pointed out that the munic- Burial will be in Monmouth air rushing across the warmer of land were sold at auction last port (Conn.) Herald and later maybe not." said, he had inquired further ipal governing body's meeting is Memorial Park. lake waters produced the squalls, Bedroom Wall night for $2,600 each. became a feature, writer for the Protest Assessment! and found that Mr. Nemetz had "if a proper forum for tax ap- reported in a belt stretching from NEW SHREWSBURY - Mrs. The only bidders were Stanley Mr. Nemetz said that when, in sold two parcels from his hold- peals. Christian Science Monitor. MRS. JANE McNICHOLAS lower Michigan to the northern Mortimer Fox, 53 Knollwood Dr., J. Layton, Washington St., Long June of last year he and his wife Councilman Cole, however, It was for the Monitor that she ings, each of three acres, for Appalachians. narrowly escaped possible death Branch, for a 2I0xl00-foot tract FREEHOLD - Mrs. Jan* Mc- bad gone to the tax assessor to said the body should consider covered many important stories prices between $5,000 and $6,000, Light snow also fell in western Wednesday night when a .22 cali- on Mohican Ave., and John R Nicholas, 86, of 35 McLean St. protest an increase in their as- as indicated by tax stamps. that matter since if the borough In the 1920s and 1930s. Washington, the Central Plateau, ber bullet smashed into her Carroll, Edwards Ave., Long died yesterday in her home. •essment, Adm. Shepard "threw appeals the Nemetz tax reduc- She was a frequent guest of Basis for Assessment the northern and central Rockies home and bulged a bedroom wall Branch, for a 210-100-foot parce She was born here, daughter a part of an anonymous letter at tion, it must spend taxpayers' former President Herbert Hoov- The market value of property, and the Northern Plains. A cold opposite Mrs. Fox's head as sheon Serand Ave. of the late Patrick and Ann Far- us and said that was tfja rea- Adm. Shepard pointed out, imones y to do so. er when he was in the White rell. Mrs. McNicriolas was a mem- front changed light rain to snow sat at a dressing table. The Borough Council also re- «on." the proper basis for an assess- Mr. Nemetz speech ended at House. ber of St. Rose of Lima Catholic as far south as the Oklahoma and The shot, police said, came ceived an offer of $1,600 for a At a later conference, Mr. Ne-ment. 11:05 p.m. and the ensuing dis- She wrote several books with Church. Texas panhandle. from a wooded area more than 75 100-120-foot parcel at Portaupeck metz said, Mr. Shepard "re "I now think the Nemetz prop- cussion continued until 12:40 a.m. Amelia Earhart, the flier, and Surviving are three daughters, vealed that he had received the Temperatures dropped sharply yards from the house. The bullet Ave. and MohicaniAve. from rty is grossly under-assessed," during the night across the north- penetrated seven inches through Noah J. Ciccone, Madison Ave. was associated in writing with Mrs. Jane Meo and Mrs, Alice anonymous letter on which he Adm. Shepard said. Hedda Hopper, J. C. Penney, Springsteen, both of this place, based our new assessment from ern states and in the western the house siding and insulation Long Branch. The borough wil He added that he does not nowState Grange Great Lakes region. Internation- 0ifd part of the plaster board, advertise for other bids and hold and Dr. DeForest Jarvis, author and Miss Ann McNicholas, with Councilman Robert L. Davidson, ntend ever again to defend his of "Folk Medicine." • whom she lived; a sister, Mrs. Jd." al Falls and Alexandria, Minn., bulging the wall. a public auction at the Jan. assessments before a body (such reported 3 above shortly after meeting. She authored "Heaven on Amelia Bearmore of Providence, Mr. Nemetz alleged that in aas the Borough Council), which To Continue Mrs. Fox was standing across midnight. Mayor Edward C. Wilson, Sr., Earth," and "The Years Be- R.I.; four grandchildren, and six telephone conversation Council' does not have any Jurisdiction the room at the time. Some early morning tempera- appointed three women to theyond", "The Story of North- great-grandchildren. man Davidson "admitted he in the matter. Patrolman Edward Holden said Tax Fight tures and conditions: Patrolman Holden said he isChristmas Home Decorating Com- field," and "D. L. Moody and the The funeral will be Monday at gave Mr. Shepard a copy of a Adm. Shepard's remarks were Boston 37, partly cloudy; New investigating to see if the shot mittee. They are Mrs. Dorman Schools." 8 a.m. from the W. H. Freeman paragraph in said letter as a applauded roundly by many of ATLANTIC CITY (AP) — The York City 34, clear; Washington was an accident or a'deliberate McFadden, Jr., Mrs. William and son Funeral Home. A retaliation against Mr. Nemetz the 63 people present in the audi- New Jersey State Grange wil 35, clear; Atlanta 38, partly act. He said there had been no James and Mrs. Raymond Nilz. requiem mass will be offered at after the summer of I960 when ence. continue to oppose having farm cloudy; Miami 67, clear; Louis prior threats to Mr. and Mrs, Michael J. Marks, Milton Ave., Verdict 9 o'clock in St. Rose of Lima Mr. Nemetz told Mr. Davidson Councilman Davisdon said: land assessed on the basis of its J villa 2B, clear; Detroit 25, cloudy, Fox. was approved as a member of the Church by Rev. Paul S. Ham- fl»t he would appeal bis taxe "Since Mr. Nemetz has gone potential value for Industrial or (Continued) Chicago 16, cloudy; St. Louis 27, 1. mond. Burial will be In St. Rose. and reveal irregularities In as residential development. Portaupeck Chemical Hose Co. Matawan Township was dis- to so much work to get all this clear; Minneapolis 7, clear; Ka of Lima Cemetery. iessmentj." In a resolution adopted yester John DeGroot announced that missed earlier this week as a data together, it is a shame he sas City 32, clear; Denver 1, the sewer study committee is Mr. Nemetz also alleged tha day at Its annual convention, the co-defendant In the suit by Judge did not take more care to be cor- clear; Dallas 44, cloudy; Phoeni compiling a map showing the MRS. E. MCLAUGHLIN Adm. Shepard had offered in th rect in the details. Grange pledged to fight for "A Births Francis on the grounds that no 46, cloudy; Seattle 37, cloudy major areas of population con ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS-Mrs. (pring of I960 to reduce his tax "The statements about my tele- fair, realistic assessment on neglect had been proven on the San Francisco 45, clear; Los Ax centratlon. Elizabeth McLaughlin, 88, died assessments If he agreed sot ti phone conversation with his wife farm land, machinery and live- Monmouth Medical municipality's part. geles 54, cloudy; Anchorage 12 An announcement was made yesterday in her home, 52 Asbury appeal to the tax board. were incomplete and inaccurate," stock." The jury deliberated two hours cloudy, and Honolulu 73, cloud; Mr. and Mrs. Robert White, that the Oceanport Historical So- Ave. Adm. Shepard called Mr. Ne-ha said. A Monmouth County Superior 169 Ampere Ave., Oakhurst, before rendering a verdict at 9 TIDES ciety will have a display at Bam- Mrs. McLaughlin was born in rnetz's speech "an attempt al "In any case the letter he re-Court ruling that farm land be daughter, today. o'clock last night, concluding (Sandy Hook) berger's in the Monmouth Shop- Middletown and had lived here kangaroo Impeachment proceed ferred to is no longer pertinent assessed on the basis of poten- Mr. and Mrs. Welbert Drost, eight days of trial. Today — High 7:57 p.m., ping Center, Eatontown, starting 70 years. Ings." to his case since it is not thetial value is being appealed, 25 Navesink Ave., East Keans- 2:10 p.m. Tuesday. "I did not propose to make a basis for his present tax assess- with the Grange and other farm burg, son, today. She was a member of St. Agnes Saturday—High 8:20 a.m. an Wind Topples Catholic Church and a charter deal with Mr. Nemetz," hi ment," the councilman added. organizations supporting the ap- Mr. and Mrs. Ralph DeFilipo, 8:43 p.m. Low 2:11 a.m. an member of its Altar-Rosary So- itated firmly. "I have nevei Mayor Baron said he wanted an peal. 112 University PL, Long Branch, 2:58 p.m. ciety. made a deal about assessment, apology from Mr. Nemetz for his Other resolutions passed at the daughter, yesterday. Sunday—High 9:07 a.m. am See Tax Hike™* with anyone, or bargained abou remarks about the offers for hisconvention favored: Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. Ben- Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. 9:34 p.m., low 2:58 a.m. an. Marianna Egan of this place; assessments, and I will not eve land. 1. A new state tax structure nett, 55 Ballard Dr., Wanamassa, winds yesterday toppled a 35- 3:44 p.m. a sister, Miss Margaret McLaugh- do such a thing." with a broad-based tax. daughter, yesterday. In Oceanport loot utility pole on a parked car, "Mr. Nemetz has repeatedly lin of this place, and a brother, Reviews Reasons 2. Use for highways of all reve (For Red Bank and Rums smashing tha rear window and asked me to see It his land could Mr. and Mrs. Edward TrenskI William McLaughlin of StaUro Is- He reviewed the reasons foi nues derived from gasoline and bridge, add two hours, Sea Brtghi denting the top badly. be sold," • the mayor said, 608 Summer Ave., Belford, daugh land. his reduction of total assess highway use taxes. deduct 10 minutes; Long Branch Next Year Nevertheless, Walter T. Robin have been to his place time and ter, yesterday. The funeral will be Monday at merits on the Nemetz land am 3. A program of educating deduct 15 minutes; Highlanc OCEANPORT - Taxpayers son, of Maple Dr., Colts Neck, time again, and taken people to Patterson Army 8:30 a.m. from the Posten Funeral drivers to the hazards of older bridge, add 40 minutes.) were put on notice last night that a heating salesman to whom the house from $75,331 set by Muhi- m to see about selling the U.S. Coast Guardsman and Home, followed at 9 o'clock by a roads, such as those with im- there probably will be an In-car was assigned by ths owner, nicipal Revaluations, Inc., (thland.e " Mrs. Ernest H. Ruberg, 716 Shell requiem mass in St. Agnes properly banked curves, and ths crease in taxes next year. firm hired by the borough, ti $200 An Acre PI., Neptune, daughter, Wednes- Taco Heaters, Inc., New Yoik Church. Burial will be in Mt. posting of warning signs until carry out a revaluation) to "In one cass he mentioned I Katanga day. Mayor Edward C. Wilson, Sr., City, was able to drive it away Olivet Cemetery, Middletown. $60,585. took a prospective buyer to himsuch time as the old roads can (Continued) said, "We're going to hava a 'It's not very stylish, though," be improved. tough year in 1962." he commented. "I did not ask him not to ap-and he refused to name a price brought the U.S. airlift to a sui Asked later if this meant he Mr. Robinson was out of the BRUNO TALERICO peal." the tax assessor said. at all. That person's offer of den halt yesterday when a Globi Report was hinting at a tax increase, thecar when the accident happened, RED BANK — Bruno Talerlco, didn't give a damn If he ap$20- 0 an acre Was an attempt to master was hit coming into Eli; (Continued) mayor said, "I can't commit my- on Main St., and returned to dis-33 Central Ave., who died Tues- pealed then 'and I don't now." start some sort of bargaining on Patrolman abethville airport. The plan Viet Cong (Communist) forces self,' but I'm afraid of it." cover the damage. day, also is survived by a sister, He said the letter given him a price," the mayor said. landed safely and none of th seeking the overthrow of the He1 called on all borough agen- Mrs. Antoinette Tomaino, living by Mr. Davidson was a reply Councilman Donald Cole asked crew was hurt. South Vietnamese government at Appointed ciei'to submit their budget figures BERLIN MOVE in Italy. from a prospective purchaser, if Mayor Baron bad gone to the After hurried conferences be- 8,000 to 9,000 elite fighting men to the council by Jan. 1. BERLIN (AP) - U. S. troop who laid he had offered $1,200 Nemetz property as a realtor. NEW SHREWSBURY - Stan tween the UN Congo command organized in about 30 battalions Councilman Harry Koch, fi- detachments moved down the DEATH NOTICE an acre for property owned by The mayor replied 4hat he hadley Fox was appointed as proan- d Washington, the Globemasi with an additional 8,000 or more nance committed chairman, said Communist-controlled Berlin au- , al Milwaukee, WlicmiBln on Mr. Nemetz, and, when that was not. ' ' '• bationary patrolman on the borer-s were order back into open troops operating under Viet Cong Tuesday, December 5, 1961. Gertrude the council's first budget meeting tobahn in both directions today M. Braiin. m§ Zilllo*. Jn her -81-t refused, offered to go up to $1,- "I went there as the mayor of ough police force by Mayor and ion with assurances of prote officers in local areas of South would be Jan. 7. without interference despite a year. Formerly or Newarfc. Belovrd 500 an acre. The sale had fallen this borough," he stated. Council at last night's meeting. ion from UN fighters. The Viet Nam. Furthermore, the re- Ife of the late Paul V. Braun, cle- The total tax rate went up bynew assertion by the East Ger- oltti mother or Paul J. at Uldrllr. "Were you in the. realty busi- Councilman John E. Lemon, Jr. was no explanation of what migl port said, the Viet Cong is as- town, N.I.. Mrs, John DanDoy ot Mil- 42 cents to $5.27 per $100 of as-man regime that such move- ness at the time of the visits he said that Mr. Fox, who has beenbe done about ground fire fro sisted by "many thousands of vil waukee Wlsconaln and Fredrick J. of sessed valuation this year. In ad-ments were "illegal and provoca- Baltimore Maryland, sitter ot Mm. mentioned?" Mr. Cole asked. The employed in the Monmouth Coun within the city limits of El: lage guards, political cadres, Eiimond A. Itung of Montclalr. N.J. dition to any normal cost in- tive." and of the late Mm. Scott Turner, mayor replied, "Yes." ty police radio room, was chosen abethville, where the UN has n special agents, bearers and the creases, the borough now is part Another company of the 19thJoseph and Charles Zilllox, also aur- Earlier in the meeting, a letterfrom a number of candidates who forces. like," vlvcd by BBVen grannchllfirtrj, ind 1* from Milton A. Mausner, borough of the Shore Regional school dis- Infantry's 1st Battle Group mo- BreatKrnndchlldren. Relative! and look the recent police examlna The U.S. Government had o "North Viet Nam, in guiding friends are Invited to attend the funeral attorney, was read. It pointed out lion. trict, which will mean a new tored eastward to isolated West from the Jacob A. Holl? Maphwood fered the UN 27 planes to Iran: and supporting the Viet Cong ef- tax bill. Berlin from the West German Funeral Home, 2122 Mllburn Avp., that Mr. Nemetz had won a re- The new policeman, who will port men and materiel from Lee Maplewood on Saturday, December 9, fort, has had the full backing of To this new tax must ba addedborder while lead units of theat 9 B_TI\.. ttience to the Church ol thn duction of his assessments in ancommence his duties Dec. 16, waspoldville to Katanga, and Ai Sacred Heart, VallBburg where at 9:45 Moscow, Peiping, and the rest lost revenue due to the senior 18th Infantry's 1st'Battle Group appeal to the county Tax Board. present at last night's meeting Force headquarters in Paris sai a.m. s high requiem mass will b« ot- of the Communist world," the citizens' exemption and abolition rolled west along the 110-mile tered. Interment St. Alary'i cemitcry. r Mr. Mausner recommended that and was introduced by Council' 20 transport planes are alread; paper said. Eaat Oranpe. Visiting hours, Friday, the borough appeal this tax re- of the personal property tax. four-lane highway. 2-5 and 7-10 p.m. man Lemon. available In the Congo— South Viet Nam has received duction. Expert professional The council also appointed C124S and the six C130 Glob extensive aid from the United Shepard Lclter 24-hr, nursing ear« Mary E. Johnson as special po- masters that launched the a States and other friendly coun- A letter from Adm. Shepard lice officer, to act as a school lift Wednesday. tries, but "in the face of Found Guilty was read at that time, suggesting crossing guard. Mortar explosions and machin heightened efforts by the Viet Licensed by the Dept that the tax reduction not be ap- Of Institutions and Agencies gun fire rang out during the nig] Cons, more assistance may be Of New Jersey pealed, because in any case the from a suburb bordering the vi'ti needed," the report said, adding: Nemetz property will be reas- Of Attempted highway between Elisabethvil: "The problem here is to work sessed next year in the general Jewish Center and the city's main airport, sti out co-operatively the kind of in Monument Selection HILLTOP revaluation. held by UN troops. assistance program that is likely Fur Larceny TBIVATE NXRStKO HOME, CS'O. In his later discussion of tax •7 will make you alw&yt rtmemttr (Ui, Slates Events to prove most effective in meet Kings Hwy. Mlddletown matters, the assessor revealed A see-saw battle appeared FREEHOLD — A Monmouth place, ihts day and me." ing the present danger." TERMMCC OS 1-0177 that a recent decision by the Su- LONG BRANCH-The executive full swing for a strategic undei County Judy yesterday found preme Court will oblise him also committee of the Jewish War Vet- pass—one of the main gatewa' In the last two days Assistant Nutley man guilty of a charge o Die art of commemoritioa is varied and erans will meet Monday evening to the capital from the suburb Secretary of State W. Avercll attempted grand larceny. subtle. We should like to nek) yo« as we at the Jewish Community Cen- Swedish troops claimed thi Harriman officially handed copies have helped so many otters. Cor profes- ' Assistant Prosecutor Solomo siotial knowledge will correctly gsidt JM. FOR ANY OCCASION ter, Second and Bath Aves. had seized the tunnel Wednesda; of the booklet and its annex of Lautman said Donald Serito hai documents to ambassadors of CONVENIENT TERMS Events slated for Tuesday eve- but a UN spokesman indicat been charged with attempting t< Britain, France, Australia, New GUILD/Mennments ning at the center are: a junior last night that they did not coi take $34,000 in furs from Bam " JOHN VAN KIRK * SON HONEY BEE FLOWERS drama workshop for fifth and Zealand, Thailand, Pakistan and M Cunper rd.. flllddletown tilt rt. 35 ftt :rol the whole area. berger's. of Eatontown, June 29 •ixth grade boys and girls, a Katanga forces held control Southeast Asia treaty organiza- He»dfn'i Corner Sll I -mit RUSSELL T. HODGKISS A co-defendent, Donald Gug Ccnvcnlrnt Termi Sll V2MB meeting of Nu-Tccns directed by the center of Elisabethvillc tion. Copies were also given to liotta of Belleville, was sentencei 464 BROAD STREET, Arnold Lieberman, and a Center which the UN forces have mad' the governments of Canada, In- dia and South Viet Nam. to Bordentown after he pleadei SHREWSBURY 'ilm Society committee meeting. no. attempt to penetrate. Fight Haclnssah Institute will hold an ing has beon confined so far The pamphlet bears the title :uilty to his part in the offense, SH 1-4020 education forum Wednesday from the outskirts, chiefly in the nort "A Threat to the Peace." Its of- County Judge Edward J. Asch ARTCRAFT MEMORIALS 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the center. west where the new and old air ficial presentation to other gov- er, before whom the trial was Reliable Since 1927 Thursday nfternoon the Young ports and the UN headquarter: ernment gives it the standing of held, will sentence Serito Dec. DISTINCTIVE at Heart Club will meet, and that are located. a diplomatic paper as well as a22. BY WIRE ANYWHERE evening a teenage group directed Katanga President Moisi propaganda document in the cold Serito was represented b; by Ivan Kniman will meet. Tsliombe, who rushed back fro war. Henry Kaplan of Neptune. Perfection of Material and Saturday evening "Teen •aris after the new shooting brok Workmanship in Beautiful Lounge" will be held at the cen-out in his independencc-seekin ter, with table tennis, songs, folk providence, arrived in his battl New Designs Worden Funeral Home dancing, games, and refresh- scarred capital just before mil ments. night. He flew to neighborin Our memorials are manu- Rhodesia and then drove factured by skilled artisans 60 E. FRONT STREET RED BANK It pays to advertise in TheElisabethville with a small escoi The Adams Memorial Home Register.—Advertisement. of Katanga soldiers. In our well equipped plant at West Long Branch. SHadyside 7-0557 Successor fo Mount Memorial Horn* ROBERT A. BRAUN LONG BRANCH MONUMENT CO., Inc. 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f • -<- -m~f. ». •-•-• Contractors First Woman Ever RED BANK REGISTER Frifay, Dec, 8, 1961-3 Successful Iiiyesting J^ny Egging Nason on Education; To Buy or Sell a Stock? PVSC Bids AssignedToSeaDuty Teacher Will Help Investor Position Counts NEWARK (AP) J. Three build- OAKLAND, Calif. (AP) — A omen ever assigned to sea duty ing contractors denied yesterday rim, businesslike brunette boards] s a line officer of the U.S. Navy. By ROGER E. SPEAR —as two others did Wednesday— ship today to become the first She's hazel-eyed Lt. Charlene I. that they rigged the bids on a iuneson, 27, who recalls that her Passaic Valley Sewerage Com- Raise Your Grades Q.—"A friend of mine received o take on much market risk. I erainina feat "all tegan at a mission project. a letter from you telling her tohought her list of holdings :ocktail party in San Diego;" By LESLIE J. NASON person? You want this meeting, ficulry. The teacher can discern The five contractors and their! with him to produce the best pos-i your immediate problem and give »ell New York Central stock. At eaned too much toward the Rescued Miss Suneson, a Wave lor the Professor of Education the same time in your column you peculative side so I tried to up-firms are accused of conspiring iast seven years, guesses she'll sible results. jyou the help quickly and easily. answered a question from a read- ;rade htr over-all position by ad- to rig the bids in 1955 .on a $5From Fire >e assigned to the transportation Have you talked to your teacher You must be aware of how you! Outline a chapter as you see it. er and stated ising the sale of New York Cen- million project' at the PVSC's livision aboard the USS W. Aabou. t your low grade? look in his eyes. Maybe he [The teacher can then readily see that New York ral, a volatile though promising Newark pumping station. /lann when she reports for duty, How many times have youthinks you haven't cared. Maybe where you need help In your Central was aiecurity. In my column I was In testimony yesterday Anthony In Tenement he big transport ship is set toheard this from father, from he thinks you haven't tried; May-thinking. good stock to \ inswering a question from a P. Miele, vice president of the )egin an 18-month Pacific cruise. mother, and from counselor? be you have given him the wrong Bring in a theme or a test Joseph Miele Construction Co. of NEWARK (AP) — Six persons, paper to be discussed. hold. How can oung businessman with good in- Miss Suneson says she's more You may impression of yourself. ome, plenty of savings, and anMaplewood, said his company did ncluding a 15-year-old blind Hnvo something of your own a stock be both soman and her cat and dog, were Interested in military life than say, "I've tried Your interview with the teacher a buy and a dequate backlog of insurance. 1 not submit a bid on the project. :ocktall parties but tells how her that before. K work in your hand as a basis He said the first time he heard, escued yesterday in a smoky will be pleasant and productive to hold at the relieved he was In a position to Wavy career started with a so-, does no good." for starting the conference. of the PVSC's construction plans] ;enement fire on Fleming Ave. the extent you follow a con- He Will Malic Suggestions same time?" ake speculative risk and that is ial sip. You may really was in mid-October of 1956, some Police, firemen and a sanitation structive plan of approach. S.G. rfiy I recommended that he hold "I was talking to a captain and mean that you You will find that he Is de- two months after bids were sub- worker joined in the rescue ef- You must ask the teacher to do A. - This iii: Central shares. mentioned I would like to go' rather lighted you want to learn. mitted. fort. More than a dozen persons only those things which he can 3. It is now your cue to make) question arises In other words, a very large were forced to flee the fire which 0 sea. And he said he could ar- face the do. SPEAR frequently. The lumber of stocks can be buys and Joseph La Fera, president ofl ange it for me," says the trim an opening for tho teacher to con- itarted at 22 Fleming Ave. and teacher under Don't be like Joe who walked friend you speak of is an elderly ales at the same time depending the La Fera Contracting Co. of -fficer. the circum- tribute his advice for your future Newark, and Philip Salvatore, al spread thick smoke through at- into rayoffic e empty handed, sat action and his help in formulat- woman who is not in a position sitirely on the position of dif- tached dwellings at 24 and 25. She got a fleeting taste of Navy stances. erent investors as regards age, partner in C. Salvatore and Sons jdown without being invited to doing your plans for tho continued Three policemen were trapped fe earlier this month on a radar| Dr. Nason you I inancial position, investment ob- Orange, also denied the charges so, and said, "I don't understand attack on the problem of raising "or a time in a second floor iicket ship tied up at Treasure raise' jectives, etc. Fitting the right when they testified in their own your course." your grade in the course. apartment at No. 22 when they [sland. She emerged from the your standing in the course, the Volume Dips locks to each person's particular behalf. ixperlence with confidence. Hovv could he expect me to The teachers in our experience, ried to rescue Mrs. Frances teacher is the key person. Theaccomplish in 10 minutes, what I iced is perhaps the most time- In other testimony, the defense "I have met the captain of the] when the interview has readied Shuster, the blind woman. Along teacher decides on your final apparently had failed to accom- xmsuming task of an investment sought to prove that another Hann and the executive officer, this stage, have almost to a per- As Selling with the sanitation worker, they grade. plish in 10 weeks? I didn't even idvisor. fendant's involvement in the pro- 'm sure everything will work son entered into the game OR the had already led five other per- What is this teacher like? What know where to start. Q.—"I have 1D0 shares of Bank ject was no secret. mt all right," she exclaimed. side of the student. :ons to safety. kind of person is he? Try this approach fo better re- Hits Market if America stock which was Walter D. Van Riper, attorney 1 Miss Suneson, a graduate of the They have made helpful sug- for defendant Richard N. Dinallo, The policemen were motor- If he is like the vast majority sults: gestions as to the proper ap- NEW YORK (AP) - Some XJUglt 10 years ago at $29 a University of Chicago, will have president of the Terminal COn cycle patrolman George MacDon- of teachers, he wants to help you, 1. Prepare for the interview. proach lo the incoming work in precautionary selling hit thiharee . It Is now selling in the ;ome female company during the struction Co. of Wood-Ridge, ques- id and emergency squad patrol- He has chosen teaching as aBe ready lo ask specific questions the course. They have arranged stock market yesterday and fO's. Should I take my profit orl long Pacific journey. Two nurs- tioned Vioinio P. Garnecchia, sec- men Carmine Saveriano and John profession because he wanted to about the subject matter. special procedures whereby the registered a fairly sharp, though E.A. Rajkovich. The sanitation worker es a r e assigned to t h e trans- retary-treasurer of the firm. teach. He went to college for 2. Bring in some written work. student could'make up to some lrergular, decline. Trading be- A.—Like most others in its] >vas not identified. pport and many of the passengers Garnecchia said that he spenl several years to prepare himself If you are having trouble solving extent for his past low grades. came less active. group, Bank of America has hadl The policemen were holding will be women dependents o for his wprk. He must enjoy it or a vigorous run-up this year. At considerable time at the construc- lervicemen. problems, work out a series of Now, you and the teacher are Volume fell to 3.9 million tion site and had been introduced Mrs. Sliuster's head out of the he wouldn't stay in it. The fact problems as far as you are able united against tho problem. shares from 4.2 million the day•resent prices, I would not be window when firemen raised Is the lieutenant apprehensive that you have not grasped a sub- as the boss to the PVSC's repre- to carry the solutions. Leave (You may write Dr. Nason In before. It was the first timei surprised to see the shares level] ladder and carried her out. Fire- about giving orders to men? ject thoroughly from his teaching sentative on the job. some blank spaces following in- care of this newspaper. While lie since Nov. 17 that turnover had, Jut for a while, but over a period men then led the three policemen "Back up," she brusquely or- is frustrating to him. complete solutions. can't answer questions individ- dropped below the four million it time f look for further worth- The state has charged that i 0 safety. dered a news photographer who while gains. My advice is to organization of a joint undertak- recently got a bit too close for Be Prepared As you ask the teacher for his ually, he will discuss those of level. MacDonald was treated for "IOM. ing by four of the firms and the some leg shots. Now, how do you approach this help, turn to the points of ditgenera- l interest in his column.) The Dow Jones industrial aver- hiring of Terminal on a manage- smoke inhalation at the scene but «ge fell 3.64 at 726.45. (Mr. Spear cannot answer all remained on duty to rescue ment basis were concealed from by Councilman Cole and Mayor Of 1,300 issues traded, 451 ad-mail personally, but will answer |another tenant's dog. - LEGAL NCfTICE- all questions possible in hiths e PVSC. Karl K. Baron. vanced and 644 declined. New Fireman Julius Bearhing suf- column.) Dinallo and Wilbur Blauvelt, Mr. Cole commended 'he "spir- NOT1CE highs for the year totaled 42 and fered a cut hand and was taken Council Adopts MONMOUTII COUNT* chief engineer and executive vice it and Initiative" of the men. He new lows 14. to St. James Hospital for treat- NVHHIII'ATK'N 1 1)1 itT president of the George M. Brew pointed out that they had worked Notice to Creditors In Present Standard Oil (New Jersey) was ment. ClaliiK Atalml K.lalr a ster and Son, Inc. of Bogota, long hours for the boys' football ESTATE OF ARTHUR TKOJAN (si- the most active stock, up Ya ' 1 denied the bid-rigging charges in Authorities said the fire, of un- team, the members of which are lo known aa ARTIIUll TKOJAHN), DE- 49'/J on 64,400 shares. Second Moody Raps known origin, started in a first CEASED. testimony Wednesday. Police Ordinance required to maintain a "C" aver- Pursuant to tile "r,l»r of EDWARD was National Can, up % at 16% floor apartment at No. 22. The age in their school work. 11HOEQE, Surrogate At the County on 55,800 shares as it responded NEW SHREWSBURY - Mayor The reading of this ordinance Monmouth. this Very often our salesman will try on a Hickey Freeman CHAIRS and ROCKERS suit "just for size" Every chair has quality thru and thru. Be»1 cits the wing- and ri- cliner chair* there are occ&tlon- «1. club and barrel-back itytei. even though his customer Spring base rockers. Large and imall upholstered platform rock- era. Upholstered swivel chairs. doesn't plan to spend Also famous Rock-A-Lock chain. Boston rockers in white or dec- orated black. Tha recllnem have adjustable back and footreit. 145.00 for a suit. Some chain have matching otto- mini. We don't encourage such high pressure methods, Rre |ace for who can help coveting HUNDREDS OF LAMPS Solid Pbrass and blac k *««*and brass folding >and Hundred* nt th* moat unusual, Interesting, draw-string acraeni, brftia wood boxes, lighter, finest quality lamp* you nava ever i»ert. fenderi, andirons, fir* sets, coal buckets, etc. a garment that nestles Table* bridge, floor, boudoir, pin-up student One of tie Itrttast colled!on you will see lampi. All klndi of bases—ceramics, metali, for miles and miles. And you will enjoy tha glua, wood, etc. And many Victorian ityle* savings. so snugly around his neck with their painted globes. and shoulders, that feels so Desks and Secretaries TABLES •/«• «** different from the clothes Name It and we have 11. There are end ta- There are Governor Wlnttirnp and kneeholt bles, step tables, lamp tables, cocktail tables, deafen and sDaciouo secretaries. A desk Is console tahles, Pembroke tables, cigarette ta- ordinary mortals wear? ona of the most utilitarian gifts you can sive, bles anrl more. Some have leather tons. Others' You must see our display. have Tiiv-a-mRr tnpa. Anri *ee tha lovely Victorian tables with their beautiful marble Hickey Freeman suits and coats s tops, HASSOCKS and Others are now marked with a red dot More sift ideas art footstools, leg lounger a, breakfast net*, wall rack*, magazine racks, card tables, roll-away snack tallies, smokers, on the sleeve button so etc. Mirrors and Pictures There are bis nnes. jlittle onea. in-between ones, all in exquisite frames. In pictures you that you can tell quickly will find landscapes, seascapes, florals, por- LANE CEDAR CHESTS traits, «tc. And matching groups, too. if your salesman is trying FINE GULISTAN CARPET to put one over on you. Rldtcorat. your hom« for Christmas with Gullitan all wool earp.tinf, only $5.95 per iquar. yard. Do ft now. Use our easy payment plan First payment not due until McKELVEY'S March 1st. ALSO EASY CHARGE PLAN 21 WEST MAIN STREET, FREEHOLD, NJ.2-Hour Free Park- TELEPHONE: HOpfclm 2-0630 BRllM1 ing at Lot in Rear We have expert carpet Ityeri for every job anywhere of McKelray'i •tore. STORE OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL CHRISTMAS RED BANK REGISTER at the wrong hour. Perhaps if movie producer? — J.G.. Battt-itbese two once prominent starrtipested away writ*! &. 8,1961 enough people writ* NBC-TV, more. Kd. , -Mr*. VJdX,, Pwttwwh, OM», ~ « tt **~~- " Gangster Roles Gave TVKey Rockefeller Pis**, Mew York, Answer — You may write tha Aniwer-Ma* foods to re-tfoa *ta* mj TV pwducff «f "Peytea Ftect" and tired after a. yeiy successful i»e»j actorr.*rfte«oTV, ' roles-one u Ab« Reles la to H. Y., the snow might be re- 1 peated at aa earlier hour. ''Return to Pwtoa Hate" and rie career and WasDvorak c/o Ike Red Baqdt »ovle "Murder Inc., ; the other the forthcojaJal "?eyta Place Peter Falk Big Boost a suffering defendant in a RevWtetf'tt TWBtieth Century Law and Mr. Jones" episode. Mailbag Question — la George Nader ft* Studioa, Hollywood, Califor- He lost in both races, but it currently appearing in a aeries? nia, - Hard of Hearing? By CHARLES WITBECK dark-haired actor who reminds turned him into a hot property By STEVEN HL SCHEUER remember hint from many Hollywood people of John and HOLLYWOOD - "I've got»to»any his salary Jumped accord* Question — Why do producers Loretta Young Shows" and a Garfield. Question—Was the "Babe Ruth •top doing so many TV shows," ingly. make the terrible mistake of series he was in called "Man and FREE TRIAL Offffi Like Garfield, Falk it very Story," which I saw on TV (re- uys Pater Falk. a short, lh All of it came out of the showing a TV program like ">The 'he Challenge."-Mrs. B.T., Pea- ;ood playing gangsters. He can cently, true or mostly'fiction?— 'Murder, Inc.* movie," said Falk. Wonderful World of Toys" at body, Tenn. PEANUT HEARING AID! sneer, snarl and mumble with D.A.G., Saglnaw, Michigan. "Nobody saw the movie, hit they such a late hour? In my opln- he best, and, since gangster Answer-George Nader is the Answer—Like most Hollywood heard about it. Also, a few peo- on this show was perfect worn all in the ear parts are so popular these days, for star of "Shannon," a new TV biographies, the truth was sprin- >le from New York working out :hildren, but most of them Falk is as busy as the devil. were series that is in syndication and klklei d with liberal amounts of • No lulky batteries here knew about me and gave in bed at the hour this show appears only in certain areas. HOME 'He has a fierceness and "schmaltz" for dramatic effect, • No wlm • Noeordt me a good push." came on.—Mr«. M.K., Syracuse, However, If this series does not The gentleness like Garfield," said a great baseball king's story After Peter played the ter- N. Y. run locally, you can still see him was dramatic enough and needed HEATING ppress agent, giving his boy s rifying Brooklyn hood, Reles, Acousticon Hearing Aid Center l Answer — You're absolutely as a frequent guest star on most little "Icing" but that didn't atop plug. In the picture, TV's "Witness- right. It's one of the unexplain- of the networks' major TV se- the scenarist. Ben Aidkerman, Mgr. TIP *1 To show you how big Falk 1$ drama cast him u Abe again able things about TV program ries. right now, "The Untouchables" and Peter put on quite • show. planning how certain shows with , Question—Movies starring Kay 341 COOKMAN AVE. WeatfacMtrfppiOE doors and cast Mm as a cruel New York "I didn't have enough time to a definite special audience ap- Question—Where could' II adad-- Francis and Ann Dvorak are oa ASM1RY PARK PR4-2208 windows can lower your hood la a tight suit for theli learn the script so I practical- peal often seem to be scheduled dress a letter to Jerry Wald, TV constantly; what's become ol yearly fuel bills noticeably. opening this fall in an all-ou ly read It from my chair," he (More if doors and windows effort to put competitor Mitch •»ld. "'And when I'm going are poorly fitted.) Compared Miller in his place. Mitch topped good, I can talk better than with your savings, weather 'em In the ratings, but through I can read the lines, you stripping is a very reasonable no fault of Falk. know." buy. Easy to install yourself. A few weeks later Peter was While most of Falk'a gangster Extra benefits: keeps out seen with a beard, playing a characters are pretty grim, bui drifts and dust Latin American dictator on very much alive, Peter has one Another way to stretch "Twilight Zone," where he got with some comedy in Frank your fuel dollar Is our CHEZ- up on a soapbox and Jabbered Capra's picture "Pocketful ol RON Blanket-Care Home Heat a good deal Miracles" which will be seen in Service. Enjoy as fine a fuel Next he appeared In a "New movie palaces during the holiday as money can buy—CHEVRON Breed" show, aad will shortly b season. Heating Oil. And many other seen with Inger Stevens in Dick But Falk didn't have all this services that protect your Powell's "The Price of Toma fall in his lap overnight. He grew burner, pocMbook, peace of toes." "It's the best TV thing mind. Call us soon. up In Ossining, New York, los I've done," said Falk with an eye at the age of three be- nod. "It's about a guy starting cause of an illness, yet became out in the tomato business. H a good athlete, a debater and has to get his tomatoes by truck a class president for three years to Cincinnati, and on the way h In high school. picks up this girl. It turns ou Alter a try at Hamilton Col- MOMIHIMSRVICI she's in the country illegally and is about to have a baby, and, lege, Peter enlisted In the Mer- like It or not, this fella has t chant Marine and later earned help her. a master's degree in public ad- SHOWROOM ministration: at Syracuse Unl OIL COMPANY Two years ago practically no versity. He spent a good deal ol body in Hollywood had evei time In the drama department, FOOT OF PEARL ST. heard of Peter Falk, yet lasl but only considered acting as spring Peter was up for an Os SH 1-7250 sideline. car and an Emmy In supportin In IBS! Falk was an effici- REMODELING ency expert for Connecticut's budget director in Hartford. At night he worked with the Mark Twain Mssken. Eventually, he FRIDAY & began driving down to West- port's White Barn Theater where he found actress Eva LeGalUenne. "She was the first really tal- SATURDAY ented person I met In the thea- ter, and, you know, I haven' met anyone of her. caliber since." said Falk. "She's un- usually Intelligent and effi- FELDMAN ELECTRIC cient, and, unlike most acting teachers, she doesn't encourage omiranr any hero worship. She's not per- MOOT IK, sonally involved. When she lesrned I lived In vao Hartford," Peter continued, "all she said was, 'what are you do- ing In Hartford? There's no the- OUR ENT1R ater up there.' SUPPLY "I was stunned. She was thinking of me as an actor. I told her I wasn't an actor. 'Wei you should be,' she said ant GIRLS' C walked off. "I went home, told my boss was quitting and went to New SNOYYSU York to look for a part. If Miss SAVINGS UP TO LeGalUenne thought I was an actor, I'd better be one," said LIGHTING Peter. COAT AND Pi Miss LeGalileitns was right about Falk. He quickly landed FIXTURES a Job playing the bartender In Eugene O'Neill's "The Iceman MAKE Cometh," and made Ms first appearance on Broadway In "Saint Joan" starring Slobhan WONDERFUL McKenna. Soon he was turning up In "Studio One" plays and then b CHRISTMAS made a movie, "Wind Across the Everglades." GIFTS Now Falk is the new Gar- field. Scripts appear from every- where and he turns most of them down. "I think I can tell pretty good," he says, referring to two Broadway plays he avoided, be- BELOW MANUFACTURERS LIST cause something In his head told him to say "no." "Both closed very qulcWy," he said. When he's not working 01 reading scripts, Falk plays golf. His other hobby is watchin; court trials. "In New York I use Over 400 Lighting Fixtures On ay to take in night court," he said "It's harder to get to here ii Los Angeles, 50 I try to catcl ALL FROM OUR REGULAR SHOWROOM STOCK some of the daytime murder trials. I learn an awful lot In court." IMPORTED CRYSTAL CHANDELIERS From 39.95 To Revive * PULLEY FIXTURES From 9.95 Army Poster re liW 0 * POLE LAMPS * OUTDOOR LANTERNS FORT MONMOUTH-The Arm. recently announced that It is re- * f| $ 12.05 viving the famous World War * POST AND LANTERN COMBINATION poster of Uncle -Sam polntin sternly at the viewer with the legend, "I Want You." Starting Dec. 16, the postei r. ..™Uifei3l36 again will be seen throughout the 8 nation, when large street dis- HOURS - Mon. - Thurs. 8 A.M. - 5 P.M. Friday 8 A.M. - 9 P.M. Saturday 8 A.M. - 5 P.M. plays and cardboard signs foi window displays will be dis tributed, Stock up on outerweor for Jhe girls—and Tha famous poster was drawn sav* on gifts, too! All wqols, leather-look by James Montgomery Flagg, prominent artist and illustrator, vinyls, washable cottons in all the most who died in 1960. Wanted styles and colors'. Infants' One of the originals of this post- er is on exhibit in the U.S. thru size 14 In th«r group.' Army Signal Corps Museum Fort Monmouth. It is among collection of 90 historic Armj posters acquired by MaJ. Gen. George L. Van Deusen, USA HERE'S WHY • tifo sell for eosh only) (ret), Wanatnassa, from the es- tate of the late John Warren, through his widow, Gen. Van- AT ROBERT HALL • No Uiow windows! Dcusen donated it to the museum In October, 1953. Mrs. Warren resides at 36 Riverside Ave., Red Bank. 2&H -5WREWSBUKS/ AV.-RED BANK Army authorities indicated thai they were printing an initial or der of 6,000 metal signs with th( imecl poster design for displaj t recruiting offices, post of fices. and olher public buildings. A first printing of 40,000 window Our New Salesroom in Keamburg placards also has been ordered. ROUTE 36 ON MAIN STREET No problem finding tenants •bo In ASBURY PARK, Rt. 35 or Asbury Park Traffic Circle when you advertise The Register PLENTY OF FREE PARKING AT BOTH LOCATIONS way—Advertisement. tommy'* good dabs. This Lincroft Firemen Rosen as chairman of the p*rfy.| Friday, Dee. 8,1961-9 ^ide to Japan's Consul Says «JP*ts ,tn unimportant ovtttHck if Santf will arrive by flro track, the tramp* happen to break It, Arrange Santa's Visit and present gifts to about 4M|| Bridge Column but the contract is safe. children from thQ community. LINCROFT — Santa Claus, in UunDVf Incidentally, West could have ^tom Bombing Was Unnecessary the person of Eugene Peck, will You can afford to play a game done better at the second trick. : visit here Sunday, Dec. 17, be- * 'n$fct'Ct?t (Ap) - Haloid when the atomic bomb w« contract when you have an even SoMhdeakr When East naturally signalled No problem finding tenants I tween 2 and 5 p.m. SPECIAL •pedal assistant to the Japanese dropped on Hiroshima on Aug. 6,chance to bring it home. Odds Both sides vulnerable with the ten of spades at the when you advertise The Register || The visit has been arranged by consul general. Yuush! Sugl- 1945, said that news reports of of 3 to 1 in your favor are eves NORTH first trick. West could have led way—Advertisement Lincroft Fire Company, with Carl yama, said yesterday that the the bombiog described the weap- better. But don't be satisfied • 9 6 2 a low spade instead of the ace. Of the Week! V J 10 5 •tome tombing of Japan in on as " a new bomb with devas- with favorable odds when you 0 6 3 2 East would win with the queen World War n was unnecessary. tating power," but did not say it Set a sure thing. • AQ 63 of spades and return a diamond. WOOD akiyami spoke at a lorura oa "»' • nuclear weapon., South led the king of spades, EAST Curtains for South. 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Xona workshop meeting* will be'sUrt- y 3£ Fragment Called Best feel restrained In offering them «.Deep-pUe 4i.V«odlUoas Operation ed for department members who advice after the medieval night- fabric 12. Indian wish to learn braiding rug>, bas- mare they went through nWer J«e for Religious Shows' 11. Salad in- »tata ic sewing, knitting and other For U.S. Batista." _ - gredient DOWN Completed protects. Group meetings will be TRENTON (AP) - Hie state For the third time in two years U.Belgian LVery held in addition to the regula TfiANECK (A>) - Foreign Worthy, one or the first iew»- board et Education has been Jewish organizations have regis- marble ' 2. Second- RARITAN TOWNSHIP— "Op- American home meeting. news correspondent William rnen to report from' Communist Uked to inue » policy statement tered objections to what they call 13. Cigarette rate eration Candy-Cookie," a project Worthy said Wednesday United China,' said Cuba has gained defining the limits of acceptable the use of school property for (slang) 3. Devilish of the Woman's Club American "Portables on Parade," a prestige from what he called a Aimr States prestige was diminishing religious demonstrations in pub- religious purposes. 14. "Chinese" 4. Nautilus' home department, was complet- demonstration of cooking tech- Njcause of what he called the steadily rjsing standard of Ilvtag. lie schools daring the Christina! Representatives of J ew i s h .British record ed during a department meeting niques on small electrical appli- country's constant support of the He said there was « steady flow soldier 30. Cut groups from all 21 New Jersey 5. 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Trustees Dr. Jepsen interned at Fitkin OE Firemen way, Charles Morgan, Edward Line officers elected were John in 1959 and I960 through tthhe on ice or land, unable to swim, elected are William Conway, Strata, Joseph Settembre, Paul Conway, captain; Paul Cosentino, Often an ant will carry a rose At Fitldn seemingly to misery. For nearly irBSfT WfNG BRANCH - Fire George Conway and Steven aphid in its mouth from one plant Ventnor Foundation. He and his Cosentino, James Migliaccio, Jo- first lieutenant, and William Vita- NEPTUNE — A German doctor wife returned to the hospital last a month they neither eat nor CsQ)jNt0y No. t, Occ&nport Ave., Muccto. seph Conway and William Con-llano, second lieutenant. stem to another, as men move and his wife are learning Ameri- •riveted Anthony Cosenttno as July. They live in an apartment bathe until finally fresh ptamagt Representatives of the Fire Re- way. The firemen also elected to hold cows from pasture to pasture. can hospital techniques at Fitkin in the hospital. president for 1962 at elections Uef Association are M a r « h a 11 Fire police chosen were U. Val their sixth annual dance Feb. 24. The ants "milk" their charges by Hospital. them to cavort again la MU Monday. Weaf. William VaaBnint and Dr. and Mrs. Jepsen will return equips Bruno, Louis Pornarotto, Jerry A committee for the dance In- stroking their abdomens. Dr. Hartwin Jepsen is a resl to Germany next year. the sea. AT THE EATOMTOK CIRCLE MW utanomna HUIONIM MUUHS mm Tomorrow Only HERE TOMORROW BECAUSE THIS PRICE GOES UP TO 119.93 ON MONDAY Cashmere A RARE OPPORTUNITY TO SAVE ON THE KIND OF COAT •'•*?. ChooM blur black, gray or brown in regular, thort or long tliej. YOU'VE ALWAYMeiTs Clothing (DeprS. 10)WANTED-100, Mall Level. Bamberger's Monmourh%, and atIMPORTE Paramus, Menlo Pork. NewarkD ,CASHMERE-TH Morristown, Plainfield and Princeton E BEST • I DOWN PAYMENT. UP TO 18 MONTHS TO PAY WITH A BAMBERGER HOMEMAKER'S CREDIT ACCOUNT BAMBERGERS MONMOUTH OPEN EVERY NIGHT TILL 9:30 P.M. INCLUDING SATURDAYS Dee.8,1061 REDBANK REGlSfE* off': :R^p(^^Spwces; , PftESBYTERIAN BAPTIST MONMOUTH REFORM PRESBYTERIAN METHODIST ' BAPTIST ST. JAMES CATHOLIC REFORMED* Red Bank Red Bank TEMPLE Rumson Red Bank Middletown Red Bank New Shrewsbury In observance ol Universal Bi- Rev. Stanley E. Mugridge will Shrewsbury Sunday at 9:30 and 11 a.m. 'Should Christians Abolish R«v. John E. Bates will preach Sunday masses are at S, 7, Rev. Isaac C. Rottenberg will ble Sunday Rev. Dr. Charles S. apeak Sunday at 11 a.m. Rsbbl Richard F. Steinbrink Rev. Harvey C. Douie, Jr., will Christmas?" will be the sermon luaaay at 10:50 a.m. on tha top- 8, 10 11 aad 12 (high mass) in deliver a meditation during tha Webster will preach Sunday at The greeting committee will be will conduct a special service to-; continue his series of sermons subject of Rev, W. Gordon Low- ic, , "Making Room for tha Im- the church and 9, 10 end 11 Communion services at 9:30 and 9:15 and 11 a.m. on the theme, leacons Francis Swarti, Vernpn light at 8:30 for Hanukkah. The n the names of Jesus, with;a den Sunday at 9:30 and'11 a.m. portant." ..'.•' o'clock in the high school audi- U a.m. New members will be "On This Book Our Country Is Loud, Truman Reeves and dea- 'estival which began last Satur- message entitled "Mighty God." This sermon will be based.04 a Ushers will be Edward Stines torium. welcomed into the fellowship of Built. conesses Wanda Bowling and day and will end tomorrow. John H. Watson, 3d, minister recent statement made by. a Lu- nd Gary Neice, Flowers will be Confessions are heard Satur the church during the 11 a.m. Rev. Dr. Sargent Bush, minis fane Kaepplein. The ushers will Part of the service will be con- >f music, will play "Divinum theran clergyman, advocating -laced by Mr. and Mrs. William days from 4 to 6 p.m. and from service. ter of visitation, will assist at the >e John Pace, Richard and Thorn- ducted by members of the Mysterium," by Purvis, and that the celebration should be altes. There will be a nursery 7:30 and 9 p.m., weekdays dur- Music will include" "Lift Thine early service and Rev. James is Stryker, William Stracener, Martys, the Temple Youth group. "Christe, du Lamm Gotte," by given over to the commercial during the service. ing the 8 o'clock mass and after Eyes" by Clarke, "Where'er You r., and Paul Graves. There also interests. Rev. Kerry Robb, as- L. Ewalt, associate minister, will Charles Clarke, David Collis, Ar- Bach. At the 9:30 service, Miss Church school will meet at 9:30 Novena services Monday. Walk" by Peery and "Finale in will be a service of parental dedi- sociate minister, will assist in the assist at th* latter service. thur Schatrkln, Vicki Grubtr, Florence Fogelson will sing "O m, in the sanctuary under the Baptisms every Sunday at 1:30 E" by Stairs. Roy Buser will cation of babies. service., During the 11 o'clock service David Karlman, Carl Miller, Jef- Salutaris," by Panofka; and the leadership of John C. Poyner, p.m. in the church. A baptism sing the tenor solo, "The Birth- 'The music, directed by Herbert the sacrament of infant baptism A crib room and nursery will frey Ruda, Joan Te'mkd and Mar- organ offertory will be "Loot superintendent. Rehearsals will blank must be obtained from the Burtis, organist and minister of day of a King", during the first will be administered. William C. !>e provided in the church school Jorie Yanko will participate. Gotte, ihr Christen Allzugleich," » held for the Christmas page- rectory and filled out before the music and fine- arts, will include service. The choir will offer the Wood, minister of music, will rooms downstairs. Church school There will be a special Menorah by Bach. At the 11 o'clock serv- nt which will be presented Dec. Baptism takes place. 'From Heaven High to Earth.I anthem, "Break Forth into Joy" play "Come, Savior of the Gen- will meet at 9:45 a.m., preceded lighting ceremony by'the youth ice, the Chance] Choir will sing 17 at 7:30 p.m. Novena devotions la honor of Qome." Mrs. .Richard Kbh.1, so- by Holton, during the second tiles" and "The Heavens De- >y the lay leaders' prayer circle group, the narration for which 'Nazareth," by Gounod. Mn. Ed- Received into the fellowship of tha church. prano, will sing "Let The Bright service.. clare." in the Clayton Room at 9:30 a.m was written by Jeffrey Ruda.' ward F. Hensler, Jr., a member the church. Sunday wen Mr. an Seraphim' at the 9:30 a.m. serv Ushers for the services will in- At the 0:13 service, the girls' The BYF groups will meet ai Rabbi Steinbrink will bring of. the choir, will sing "In My Mrs. Edwin Irland. Rev. Mr. LUTHER MEMORIAL clude Robert Hull, Gail Clarke, p.m. The usual Sunday evening children born in, November and ice and tha chancel choir will Bates extended the right hand of choir will sing "Lullaby" and "A Father's House are Many Man render, "King of Glory" at the New Shrewsbury Harry Estelle, Fred Colmorgen, Christmas Folk Song." Ushers program will be held at 7:30 December to the pulpit for birth- sions," by MacDermid. 'ellowship and presented the "Ready for Christmas?" will be William Bradshaw, Robert Well- 11 a.m. service. Rindy Rows? 1 will be Charles C. Maute, Robert p.m., at which time Stephen Vtn day blessings. ' . Sunday church school will meet couple with a copy of the New the sermon topic of Rev. Danie ner, Robert Wagner and John cent Benet's original radio play and Samuel Edelitein, Jr., will Testament. H. Beck, David A. Crowell, Gor- Pulpit flowers will be given at 9:30 a.m., in all departments serve as acolytes. D. Reinheimer Sunday at 10:45 Ciuchta. 'A Child Is Born" will be pre- by Mr. and Mrs. Milton A. Maus-| don Forsyth, Jr. and Henry G except senior high, which will Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Streich a.m. Sunday school will meet at 9:3,0 Harley. Robert W. Bennett and sented. Mrs. Walter Whltakcr of ner. meet in the auditorium at 10:30 Altar flowers for Sunday are presented their infant son, John There will be a nursery during a.m. Edwin F. Herr, Jr., will com- Fair Haven, professor of English At the oneg shabbat following a.m. the gift of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Handford, for .baptism. Rev. the service. The Sunday schoo: Janet Lang will lead the dis- prise the welcoming committee at Monmouth College, 'will direcl the service, the hostesses will be Rev, and MM. William F. Mul I. Morison in memory of their Mr. Bates officiated, assisted by and Bible classes will meet al this presentation. Major parti in cussion at the meeting of the At the 11 o'clock service, the Vlcki Gruber. Joan Temko and drow, candidates for mission fathers. They will also be pre- Robert Deaney. 9:15 a.m. in the Tinton Falls the verse play will be taken by Junior Youth Fellowship Sunday Tower Hill Choir will sing "0 Marjorie Yanko. service In Ethiopia, will be guests sented fey Mrs. Thomas Docken- Teachers and officers of the School. Miss Dorcas Diaz, Warren Elliott at 7:15 p.m. Her topic will be Thou That Tellest" and "Halle- The Monmouth Reform Temple of the congregation at the church dorff in remembrance of' her :hurch school will meet*Monday. The cottage meeting Bible class and. WalteT Whitakw. Franklii "Your Favorite Scriptures." lujah from Mount of Olives.' uses the facilities of the Shrews- mother. Mrs. George N. Lukens. it 8 p.m. in the social room un- will meet at the parsonage Sun- Sweiuan, Fair Haven, will be th services and church school ses- Donald Brandt will lead the de- Ushers will be Robert W. Mac bury Presbyterian Church. Church school will meet Sun- !er the.leadershlp Of JohmPoIyn- day at 7:30 p.m. narrator. sions. At 4 p.m., they will present votions of the Senior Youth Fel- cubbin, Thomas S. Field, Alben a program of colored slides de- day at 9:30 and 11 a.m., under r. Monday the Voters Assembly lowship in Beekman House Sun- W. Metzger, Shirley C. Mounce! All church boards will meet I: UNITARIAN FELLOWSHIP scriptive of their work, and at the direction of Miss Kay Vat. Circle. Three of the Women's will meet at the parsonage be- day at 7:30 p.m. A. business and Benjamin R. Pickering the church school annex Monday Red Bank 7:15 p.m., the Muldrows will meet ter, director of Christian educa-j fellowship will meet Tuesday in ginning at 8 p.m. meeting will follow. Linda Sappon Ramsey E. Cammack and Ralph at 7.30 p.m. At 9 p.m. they wi "Preparing for Christmas" wil with the Senior and Junior High tion, and Chester Apy, genera: the home of Mrs. James Verdo- The Luther Memorial Women's and Keith Mast will he In charge A. Norton will comprise the meet together as the church coun be the sermon topic of Rev. Har- Fellowships. superintendent. There will be a lini. Society will have its Christmas of refreshments. welcoming committee. ell to complete the 1962 budget. class for adults at 9:30 a.m. un-! 1 old R. Dean. Sunday at 10:30 a.m Prayer Fellowship will meet in program at the Tinton Falls Firs The family supper of the Christ- Wednesday at 7:30 p.m., th der the leadership of Peyton! EMMANUEL BAPTIST At 9:15 and 11 a.m., church in the Community YMCA. A so- the lounge Tuesday at 10 a.m, Aid Building Monday at 8 p.m, mas bazar will be served tonight weekly prayer and Bible stud; Wheeler. Atlantic Highlands school will meet. Nursery care cial hour will follow the service. The board of trustees will meet Rev. C. Roland Gerhold, paste: from 5 to 7 o'clock. The bazar group will meet. This will be foi will be provided for infants up Church school classes will meei In the pastor's study Tuesday at The Senior High Methodist Th» pastor, Rev. Howard" M. of St. Matthew's Lutheran Church will be held in White Hall to- lowed by the usual monthly so- to.three years of age, with from 10:30 to 11:45 a.m. Nursery 8 p.m. The Women's Association Youth Fellowship Council wil' Ervin, will preach Sunday at 11 for the Deaf in Newark, will be morrow starting at 11 a.m. cial hour at which time th registered nurse in attendance. supervision will be provided dur- will meet In the lounge Tuesday meet Sunday at 5:30 p.m. This a.m., and also at 7:30 p.m. The guest speaker. The Guild for Christian Service Christmas trees in the chapel ani At 10:30 a.m. a coffee hour wil ing the service. at 8 p.m., and Install new officers will be for all officers, area evening service will b» preceded There will be a reception will meet in White Hall Monday fellowship hall will be trimmed be held for the church schoo: A special business meeting wil for 1962. chairman and counsellors. The by a prayer meeting at 7 o'clock. the parsonage tonight at 8 o'clock night. - staff. The Fielders will entertain. be held Friday, Dec. 15, at " weekly MYF meeting will follow Sunday school will meet at 9:45 for new members joining the con- Confirmation classes will meet The Friendship Circle will hold At 12: IS p.m. the single youn, Thursday at 12:30, circle twi p.m. in the YMCA. at 7 p.m. i.m, gregation Sunday, Dec. 17. Wednesday in the pastor's study. (Mrs. Charles Schanck, leader] its annual Christmas Party ii adult group will meet in thi Junior High Intermediate The Pioneer Girls will attend a The confirmation class will The Golden Fellowship will will hold a Christmas covered the lounge Wednesday at 2 p.m. church narthex and proceed ti ST. JOHN'S EPISCOPAL Youth Fellowship wili meet at missionary rally tonight in First meet at the parsonage tomorrow have a Christmas luncheon in dish luncheon and party at thi and women planning to attend an Peterson's for a coffee hour. Little Silver p.m. also, for a Christmas pro- Baptist Church of Asbury Park. at 9 a.m. The Sunday school wilf White Hall Thursday at 1 p.m. home of Mrs. Omar Ball, Lin requested to bring a wrapped At 4:30 p.m. the first of twi gram. The Wesley Fellowship will Miss Helen Ebaugh, missionary meet at the Tinton Falls School A carol sing will follow. croft. On the Second Sunday in Ad- gift, valued at $1. candlelight Christmas carol serv vent the services will be as fol meet at 8:30 p.m. in Holland, who is supported by auditorium tomorrow at 2 p.m The regular monthly meetlni Lydia Circle will meet Thurs the national organization of Pi- ices will be held In the churcl lows: 8 a.m., Holy Communion; The chancel choir will rehearse for a rehearsal of the Christmai of the Women's Fellowship wi day at the home of Mrs. A. H, oneer Girls, will be the guest sanctuary with the Tower Hll 9:30 a.m., children's church fo: tonight' in Trinity Episcopal program, which wilt be held Dec To make your be combined with circle meetings Borden, Rumson, at 1 p.m., and speaker. Cars will leave from the choir, Westminster Fellowship grades one through five In thi Church, Asbury Park, where they 17 at 6:30 p.m. 1 at 8 p.m. Mrs. Fred Conover wi the Long-Range Planning Com church at 6:30 p.m. and Boy'j Junior choir partici parish house; 9:30 a.m., the fam- will perform Thursday for the Christmas more present the love gift devotional mittee will meet in the pastor's patiag. ily service ol morning prayer am Apollo Club of Asbury Park. This Boys' Stockade will meet Mon- METHODIST Mrs. William Morgan will direct study at 8 p.m. day at 6:15 p.m. and the Battal significant.,.read At 7 p.m. the Westminster Fel sermon by the rector, and 1 rehearsal will also Include the Eatontown the Christmas program. Circl ion, Wednesday at 6:30 p.m. lowship for seventh and eighth a.m., morning prayer and ser- entire cast for "Amah], and The "The Word Was Made Flesh' four (Mrs. Elmer Cottrell, lead- HOLY TRINITY LUTHERAN The high school young people graders'will meet in separate mon by the rector. Night Visitors." . will be the sermon subject er) will be hostess. Red Bank will meet in the church Tuesday groups in the youth parlor on The Junior Young People's Fel- Rev. George B. Ogden Sunday a Services will be held Sunday Tomorrow at 8 p.m. the Senior it 7:30 p.m. In the Combs-DeVoe Memoria lowship will meet in the parish High Methodist Youth Fellowship 9:30 and 10:45 a.m. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE at 9:20 and 11 a.m. Midweek prayer service will be Room respectively. house Sunday at 4 p.m. will stage a, sales campaign to Sunday school and adult Bibli Red Bank Sunday school will meet at 9:20 Wednesday at 8 p.m., and will be At 7 p.m. the youth semlna Monday there will be a reor- promote the sale of Christmas class will meet at 9:30 a.m. The message of the Beatitude: a.m. ollowed by the monthly report for high school students will meel ganization meeting of the vestry poinsettia plants to the members There will be a nursery at 10:45 (Matt.5) will be featured at serv- All church committees will meeting. In the'Education Building. in the parish house at 8:15 p.m and friends of the congregation. a.m. ices Sunday at 11 a.m. meet In the parish house Mon- The Pioneer Girls will meet In At 8 • p.m. the Westmtastei There will be no meeting of the This will be followed by a get- The Adult Fellowship will spon The lesson-sermon on the sub- day at 8 p.m. le church Thursday the pil- High. School Fellowship will meel parish advisory board this week together at the church. sor a family night Sunday a ject, "God the Preserver of Man' Esther Circle will meet Wed- grims at 3:30 p.m. and the Col- In Westminster Hall. Nursery schoftl will be held 5:30 p.m. A Christmas program will consist of Scriptural text: nesday at 12:30 p.m. mists at 7 p.m. will be presented! At 8 p.m. the Geneva Fellow- and correlative passages from REFORMED Confirmation classes will be Tuesday at 9:J5. to 11:34 a.m. •hip will meet in the church par- Middletown This is for three-and four-year Sunday at 7.30 p.m., Robert "Science and Health with Key to held tomorrow at 9 and 10 a.m. WESTMINSTER Whitfield will lead a discussio lor. Rev. Harry A. Olson wil olds. the Scriptures," by Mary Bake The Luther League will have PRESBYTERIAN on "What Is in the Bible for Us. Tonight at the Senior Couples preach Sunday at 10:50 a.m. on Eddy. a supper in the parish house Tuesday at 10 a.m. the inter- Middletown at a meeting of the senior Meth Club will hold a holiday dinner "The Rediscovery of the Bible.' The golden text will be from Sunday at 5:30 p.m. Chester Apy denominational prayer group wil! The sacrament of Holy Com- odist Youth Fellowship. party in Westminster Hall. Sunday school and adult Bible Numbers (6): "The Lord blesi will present a skit on capital meet in Squire Memorial Chap- munion will be observed Sunday Mpnday.. . class will meet at 9:30 a.m. The commission of stewardshi; thee, and keep thee: the Lori punishment. el. Circles B, C and Eof the at worship services at 10:45 a.m. and finance will meet' Tuesda. 8 p.m.—The Board of Trustee: Youth Fellowship will meel make his face shine upon thee, Woman's Society of Christian At this service, new members wil! at 7:30 p.m. in the church office Memorial Room. Sunday at 5 p.m. and be gracious unto thee: thi HOLY COMMUNION Service will. meet Tuesday a be welcomed Into the church. Th* Official Board will mee 8 p.m.—Special meeting of th The Ladies' Aid Circle will Lord lift up his countenance upo. EPISCOPAL noon for a Christmas Luncheon. Rev. Harlan C. Durfee's ser Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the Junio Session in the chapel to receivi have a luncheon Tuesday at 12: thee, and give thee peace." Fair Haven The lay personnel committee mon topic will be "A Book - A room. 13 p.m. new members, with a social hou Holy Communion will be cele- will meet Tuesday at 8 p.m. Pathway," in observance of Uni following in the church parlor. CHURCH OF CHRIST The Consistory will meei brated Sunday at 8 a.m. and ai "Christmas Around The World' versa! Bible Sunday. Tuesday. Thursday at 8 p.m. in the borne ST. MARY'S. EPISCOPAL Red Bank the family service at 9:15 a.m. wilj be the theme of the Wesley- ' Special music will be presented Keyport of Elder James Stout. an Service Guild meeting to be 8 p.m.—Weekly adult Bible Bible classes will be held Sun Morning Prayer and address by by the Women's Association, un- Morning Prayer Sunday at 7: held Wednesday at 8 p.m. with class taught by Dr. Bush in the day at 10 a.m. the rector, Rev. Charles R. Law- der the direction of Mrs. Louis will be followed by a celebra PRESBYTERIAN slides to be shown by Mrs. Sue church parlor, Charles L. Brown, minister, rence, will be at 11 o'clock. A. Raskasky, organist. tion of Holy Communion at Lincrolt Howell. Guest soloists will be Wednesday: will speak at the 11 a.m. hour of Coffee will be served in the Nursery facilities will be pro- o'clock. "People of the Book" will be Mrs. Margaret Rohland Stratton 10 a.m.—The prayer and study worship on the topic, "Fighting parish house Sunday between the vided. Ushers will be Barry Gil the topic of the sermon Sunday and Mrs. Theresa McClintock The church school and famil; group will meet in the chapel. Against God." The text will be family service and the U o'clock :hrist and Donald Weining. at 11 a.m. by Rev. William J. Members have been asked to service will be at 9:30 a.m., al 10 a.m. — Salome Circle (Mrs. Acts 5:39. Communion is served service. Sunday school will meet at 9:15 Mills, minister. bring a donation of food and which time nursery care will Donald Rowe-Mrs. John Mo- each First day of the week. The regular Mid-week Euchar- j.m. and United Presbyterian The senior choir will sing money for > Christmas baske provided. There will be a cell hair) of the Women's Associa- "Something For Which To ist will be celebrated Wednesday Youth groups, at 7 p.m. "Come, Thou Long-Expected Je- for a needy church family. bration of Holy Communion < tion will meel in the home of Live" will be the subject of the at 9:30 a.m. 11 a.m. sus," under the direction of guest Wednesday, at 8 p.m., Circles Mrs. Floyd G. Merlette, Fair lesson presented by trie minister The Episcopal Young Church- TRUE VlNf BAPTISM There will be a celebration i organist Richard Weise. K, L and M of the Woman's So- Haven, for luncheon. at 6:30 p.m. men will meet Sunday at the par- HOLINESS Holy Communion Wednesday s Sunday school will meet at 9:30 ciety of Christian Service wil 8 p.m.—The Junior Department The training class for men wili ish house at 6:05 p.m. for trans- Long Branch - 9 a.m. and Friday at 6:30 am teachers (11 o'clock session) of meet at 7:30 p.m. Monday. a.m. portation to St. George's, Rum- meet at the church for a Christ Sunday school and junior Nursery and classes for three mas party. Alcoholics , Anonymous wi! the church school will meet in Bob Howard, minister of the son, for their meeting. church will meet at 10 a.m. year olds will be held during the meet Wednesday at 9 p.m. the Combs-DeVoe M e m o r lal North Philadelphia Church of The Methodist Men's Club wil Scripture lesson and prayer church service. Room. Christ, will be the guest speaker meet for dinner Thursday at 7 service for the sick will be con- The Young People's Westmin- EMBURY METHODIST p.m. They will view a "Talk EMMANUEL ASSEMBLY at the regular weekly meeting Little Silver tacted by Rev. E. H. Lawrence, OF GOD Thursday at 7:30 p.m. ster Group will meet Sunday at Back" film and hold a group >astor, Monday at 8 p.m. 7 p.m. A discussion entitled, "AI "The Bible: God's Word To discussion on Christian morals in Keansburg Man," will be the sermon topic Rev. Timothy M. Adams, pas- ST. ANTHONY'S CATHOLIC the People in Our Midst" will be the modem business world. Cir- CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY led by Kenneth Casterline, who of Rev. Mr. Ralph L. Barrett, tor, will conduct services Sun- Red Bank cle M of the WSCS under the Atlantic Highlands will also lead the devotions. pastor, Sunday at 11 a.m. leadership of Mrs. R. Clifford day at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. Masses are celebrated Sunday Church service and Sunday The Sunday school teachers Whitfield will serve. The Sunday school will mee owcan t 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 and 12 o'clock. A communicants' class wil school are .held at 11 a.m. H meet with the minister in the and officers will gather in the A new art exhibit Is open to at 9:45 a.m. Confessions are heard Saturdays Wednesday testimony meeting is church Monday at 8 p.m. for a sanctuary at 9:30 Sunday morn- A young people's service wi! rom 4:30 to 6 p.m., and from the public in the church lounge it 8:_15 p.m. Reading room hours question and answer period. ing for prayer and preparation This is a series of paintings on beheld tonight at 7:30. Our Lady of the Miraculous Med- for teaching. Pre-primary re 1:30 to 4 p.m. Tuesdays and Bible study will be held Wednes I overcome The Ladies' Aid Christmas par- Advent and Christmas by Trav every Monday at 8 p.m. in through high school classes will laturdays, except holidays. day at 7:45 p.m. There will be y for wives and husband will be Neidlinger of Leonardo. :30 to 9 p.m. meet at 9:45 a.m. The nursery special service Wednesday at held Thursday at 8 p.m. in the Baptims are at 12:30 p.m. department will meet at 11 ST. MARY'S CATHOLIC p.m. false church hall. CONGREGATION BNAI ISRAEL iundays. o'clock. This will be white gift New Monmouth Communion wiil be adminis- Conservative The Miraculous Medal Novena Sunday In the church school. Stu- Masses will be celebrated In tered the first Sunday of each BAPTIST Rumson is held Mondays at 7:30 p.m. and dents will bring gifts for the boys the church Sunday at 6, 7, 8:15, month. The Women's Missionary Leonardo Rabbi Gilbert S. Rosenthal wil! appetites? the Perpetual Novena to St. An and girls who attend the Meth- and 9:30 a.m. Council will meet the third Tues "Rejoice at the Word" will be preach tonight at 8:30 on the sub- hony Is held Tuesday at 7:30. odist Community Center in Cam Masses will be celebrated in day of each month at 7:30 p.m Rev. William Carr's sermon sub- ject, "Not By Might," a sermon den. the school building, Memorial ject Sunday at 11 a.m. for Hanukkah. Cantor Sidney BAYVIEW PRESBYTERIAN ST. THOMAS EPISCOPAL The evening program of the Hall, at 8:15, 9:30. and 10:43 He will preach Sunday at 7:30 Scharff will chant the liturgy Cliffwood Beach THE TRUTH Red Bank Methodist Youth Fellowship will p.m on the subject, "Do You The Bnai Israel choir, under BAVSHORE COMMUNITY Rev. Francis Osterstock wi commence with a prayer time in IN THIS Holy Communion will be cele- Believe in the Bible?" the direction of Leonard Schlos- preach Sunday at II a.m. on th :he sanctuary at 7:15. The pro- East Keansburg irated every Sunday at 8 a.m. Sunday school will meet at 9:45 berg, will render two Hanukkth Rev. John P. Euler will preach subject, "On Having Hope." Holy Communion wil] be cele- gram, centering on the theme, GREAT BOOK a.m. selections, "Hanerot Halalu" and iunday at 11 a.m, Church school will meet at 9:3' irated Sundays at 9:30 a.m., ex- "The Bible, Let's Use It," will "Oy ihr Kleine Llchtelach." CAN RELEASE YOU The Senior Baptist Youth Fel Sunday school will meet at 9:30 a.m. JIM BISHOP be presented by Burke Mawby, :cpt the fourth Sunday of each Candleiighting time will be 4:09 lowship will meet tonight at "i chairman of the Christian Fellow- ,m. The Board of Trustees wi! month, when there will be a serv- p.m. An oneg shabbot will fol- You can be freed from any o'clock. ship Area. A healing and prayer service meet Sunday at 7:30 p.m. Now you can relive the) ce of Morning Prayer at 9:30. Rev. and Mrs. Carr will have low the services. will be held Wednesday at 10 The Board of Deacons wi! false appetite if you will turn The Official Board will meet in wondrous days before, Sunday scnool will meet at 9:45 an open house In the parsonage Saturday morning junior serv- meet Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. with a receptive, unpreju- he pastor's home Monday at 8:15 during and after the first .m. omorrow from 2 to 4 p.m. ices will be held at 9:15. Senior p.m. Following the business meet- Christmas. Jim Bishop, diced thought to ihc truth Junior BYF will meet Monday services will be at 10 a.m. This contained in this great book, METHODIST ing there, will be a time of fel- will be the Sabbath of Rededica author of "The Da/ at 6:30 p.m. lowship and refreshments. Science and Health with Key Highlands The Grace Hatch Circle will tion in commemoration of the Christ Died" has The pastor's church member- Rev. Richard N. Ryley, pastor, meet Tuesday at 8 p.m, in the Hanukkah Festival. Rabbi Ro- re-created the story of th» to the Scriptures by Mary ship class will meet Wednesday will conduct services Sunday at home of Mrs. Keith Burdge. senthal will speak. Cantor Scharfl birth of Jesus, the Baker Eddy. at 4 p.m. in the church hall. The '1 a.m. A prayer meeting will be held will chant the services. courtship and marriage Church school will mest at class will conclude its studies by THANKS i ou may read or borrow Wednesday at 8 p.m. David Ottenberg will be called of Mary and Joseph, the :30 a.m. Dec. 23, and each student will to the Torah in honor of his forth- Science and Hcalili free ol be received into the fellowship of TRINITY EPISCOPAL coming marriage to Miss Sandra TO ALL ;vents leading up to the the church, Sunday Dec. 24, at diarge at any Christian Sci- Matawan Newman. 'irst Christinas Day — :he 11 o'clock service. ence Reading Room. The LOOKING Matins Sunday at 7:45 a.m. will Sunday morning services will WHO GAVri SO GENEROUSLY ind what followed. book can be purchased in red, For a be followed by Holy Communion be at 9:15. followed by a class In Combining the Scriptures, jreen, or blue binding ai $3 BIBLE TEACHING at 8 o'clock. REFORMED the Talmud. OF THEIR GOODS, MONEY, his own research in the Colts Neck Sunday evening the Men's Club and will be sent postpaid on CHURCH? Family service and church Holy Land and hi» skill Rev. Samuel LaPcnla will is sponsoring the third program receipt of check or money school will be at 9:30 a.m. TIME, AND SERVICES FOR as a master storyteller, Worship at There will be a service of preach Sunday at 11 a.m. on the in its cultural series. The guest crdai morning prayer and sermon by subject. "Are You the One?" speaker will be Dr. Leo Pheffer, Bishop brings you a Bible Baptist Church the rector. Rev. Carroll B. Hall, The junior choir, directed by legal counsel of the: American OUR AUCTION SALE . . . realistic and reverential "The Friendly Church" at II a.m. Mrs. Ernest Argo, will sing Jewish Congress, who will speak reconstruction of "Tha Christian Science Middle Rd., Hailet Church school children will 'Away in a Manger" and "What on the subject, "Religion in the Day Christ Was Born*.. • Public Schools."- (bet. Union & Laurel Aves.) meet in the parish house Sunday Child Is This?" Memorial flow- READING at 2 p.m. to prepare for the ers will be given by the Decher The Adult Institute will meet MEN'S CLUB STARTING BOOM SERVICES: Christmas pageant. 'amilv in memory of Mr. Dech Thursday at 7:45 and 8:45 p.m Sunday— The Altar Guild will meet er's father. OF THE 9:45 a.m. Bible School Wednesday at 8 p.m. Sunday school will meet at 9:45 FRIENDS MEETING SUNDAY in the 11:00 a.m. Morning md a nursery will be held at Shrewsbury Worship SHAKER-QUAKER 1 a.m. The Religious Society of METHODIST CHURCH 7:00 p.m. Evening Red Bank The adult Bible class will meet Friends, (Quakers,) meets every J0» BROAD ST. Service JOURNAL- Elder Franklin C. Moyan o( Thursday at 8 p.m. in the church. Firstday, (Sunday,) at 11 a.m. Mon. thru Sat 12-4:30 Wed.: 8 p.m. Mid-Week Firstday school for religious ed- Fair Haven, N. Jt Prayer Service Calabria, Italy, wiil give Instruc A communicants' class will be Also Friday Eve. 7:30-9:31) tlon and guidance at tha church held at tha church tomorrow at ucation of chiWren' meets at 10:30 AMERICAN Sunday Afternoon 2-4 Sundays at It am. • a.m. a.m. . All ar» welcome. MNGER By Cettemumn BED BANK REGISTER Friday, Dec. 8, 1961—13 Guard, Beserve Limited Time Onl To Get Leaves WASHINGTON (AP) — Christ- CARPETS READY... mas leaves for miny of the 119,- 500 Army National Guardsmen and Reservists on active duty will begin Ded. 20. The general policy, a spokes- man said, is to allow halt of the men in a unit to go on leave for Christmas and the other halt for New Year's. However, the proportions may differ from unit to unit depend- ing on the needs. Specific leave periods and the number of men allowed off at any one time are up to the discretion of unit com- manders, SoV^fAl""" Crochet Quickies "Just shake the money out of there, please!" Public Auction 'Risk Plan' TRENTON (AP) — The stat mmmm Highway Department announce Wednesday that it will hold » put Motorists lie auction of 32 buildings i: Edison and East Brunswlcl Townships Dec. 12. Cost Money The buildings will be offerei TRENTON' (AP) — Premiums for sale before the ground paid by motorists in the New cleared to make way Tor futur Jersey assigned risk plan do not construction of the Woodbridg cover the cost ot their claims, a Ave. interchange at Route 1. study by the Insurance Informa tibn Institute of New York shows The auction will be held at th highway, department office, 11 The study said other motorists Amboy Ave., Metuchea. are forced to subsidize assigned risk pollcyholders. Assigned risk plans are meth- ods by which insurance com- panies share the responsibility of accepting drivers who are con- FRESH! sidered bad insurance risks and are unable to obtain regular in- SEA FOOD surance policies. The study said New Jersey as- signed risk motorists cost $126.20 featuring in losses for every $100 in pre- miums, The study dealt with the • Local Shell Fish period from 1955 to 1959. Losses and expenses during the period studied totaled $31,325,315 for New Jersey assigned risk Shrewsbury Sea policyholderj against the $24,827,- 469 paid out In premiums, the FOR HOLIDAY Food Market institute said. Z05 Shrewsbury Avenue, Looking for a quick-to-crochet ENTERTAINING! RED BANK Model Shelter piece with a luxury look? These dainty doilies are IT! Th«r«'j a busy entertainment leaion ahead Next to Katsln's Drug Store Open Daily and Sat. 9 to 6 Code Drafted Heirloom design in chain-loop and chances are you'll have your share of guests. crochet—lovely for mats, buffet TRENTON (AP) — The Newand luncheon sets, doilies. Pat- You can jpruce up the appearance of your Jersey League of Municipalities tern 903: direction doilies 18 and and the state Civil Defense Or- 12 inches in No. 30 cotton. •ntlre home by having your rugs and carpets ganization have drafted a model Send 35c (coins) for this pat- cleaned by Leon's. You'll be amazed at how the zoning ordinance governing fall- :ern—add IOc for each pattern out shelter construction. original colon spring back to life, and how the or Ist-class mailing. Send to EATONTOWN TV If adopted by local governing matted pile is restored to a like-new appear- Laura Wheeler, care of The Red bodies the ordinance would be Bank Register, NeedlecraftDept., and Appliance Co. ance. So why not incorporated into existing zoning j> O. Box 161, Old Chelsea Sta- MONMOUTH COUNTY'S LARGEST SALES AND SERVICE ORGANIZATION "BRIGHTEN YOUR HOME FOR THE HOLIDAYS" regulations. tion, New York 11, N. Y. Print u The proposal asks that the plainly pattern number, name, CALL SH 7-2800 shelters be defined as an acaddres- s and zone. 50 HWY. 35 EATONTOWN LI 2-0400 cessory use. If a shelter is FOR THE FIRST TIME! Over Leon's Rug Cleaners ... for the finest and M granted a dual use permit all209 designs in our new, 1962 Nee- 508 MAIN ST. ASBURY PARK PR 4-0400 Mr. Homeowner local requirements should be dlecraft Catalog — biggest ever! fastest rug. claiming you've ever seen! met. External or' above ground AMPLE FREE PARKINS OPEN EVENINGS 'TIL 10:00 * ilr.. Homeowner It B Pages, pages, pages of fashions, you b*ve a-de-lt-jonr- shelters should conform to set- projftot IB mind fMl home accessories to knit, en* free (o call on Dt for back and use requirements, it chet, sew, weave, embroider Uilcr. "SO OBU- E recommended. 0NS Cleonintj Div. CATION!". r quilt. See jumbo-knit hits, cloths, If adopted' locally, the ordl spreads, toys, linens, afghans It Pays to Advertise in The Register 230 MAIN ST. nance would, govern the mate- plus free patterns. Send 25c. 64 76 WHITE ST. RED BANK R rial and construction of shelters. BELFORD, N.J. set performance standards, and PHONE SH 7-2800 787-6900 CO. establish penalties for construc- tion non-conformity. A lot of land f'/•? to 3U acre) FACTORY SALE A lot of bome (9 rooms) LADIES' - GIRLS' A lot to love (including the price) FULL FASHIONED SWEATERS - DRESSES - SKIRTS TTTrnit ww, Alt its mt Ae tarn vanerj KJ (gardenTariety).SeTcatcen-plusacR>iuitfor tu) caent floor. Finished recreation room with Men's Fall Fashion Knitted Shirk - Sweaters growing tMDgJ...ln one of Middlctown's most lavatory. Ready-tfrfinish expansion room fir 5th favorable Iocationi. The school is a walk away. bedroom, study or children's romper room. Com- Choose from several convenient shopping centers, plete Hotpotnt electric kitchen in color. Separate Various Yarns Including: WIDE ASSORTMENT OF STYLES, and fabulous Red Bank shopping. The new Bamm laundry room, Doubk-door entrance. AH wood- MEN'S CASHMERE SWEATERS SIZES AND COLORS Hollow Golf Club is just a few minutes away. shake! exterior. Two-car garage. And land—rich OF IMPORTED YARN Within so minutes are beaches and fishing— nursery-tended land—gently rolling land—land tiacationlmd. All city utilities, of course. And for rimmed with trees—H TO W ACRE FOR commuters, the Peon R.R. station is leu than IO EACH HOME! BELOW WHOLESALE COST minutes from your door. Come today. IE you can't come now; pkase clip These homes arc few in number, cut-in size. and save this id, and plan a visit ai soon as possible. We're happy to build a few beauties at a time... We hive reason to expect these hornet will be all and thus get the. best possible locations in town -sold in short order. ••.and be able to give each home prideful, per- introductory price . tonal attention. 5 DAYS ONLY i comer and lar(cr (fau lii[My hightr , Tuesday - Wednesday - Thursday - Friday - Saturday IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY MINIMUM DOWN PAYMENT FM M0RTBME MODELS OPEN DAILY 1 TO 5 December 12, 13,14, 15,16 SATURDAY and SUNDAY 11 TO t _ ,.->** beau-MARC 9:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. Cftapal Hill Road, Middletown, N. J. Telephone: SHadysida 1-9899 Ridiculous Prices i for Slight ALL SALES FINAL Irregulars and Factory Overages , LANDAU KNITTING CORP I I LOCUST ST. (Aeromarine Building) KEYPORT -Hotpoint- r.Rrilm Stntu 1'nrkwny to MnMitilli-K>y|>ni't K.*it 117 Into 111. 3S. HOW AID utCU. Rnulh on Hi. .15 approximately 8 mil.. ti> <:h»in.| Hill Koail (Oa«l« i] A KiraiENs IN couut Rpfltaurantl. Turn left on Chupsl Hill Rnnd to nmrlci on left. From FREE PARKING AVAILABLE A n«d Bank: Itt. 35 north to Chapel Hill Homl, lurn rinht n> modela. Bee. B, 1961 >> 1KB BA!!£, Cotillion Annual Semce Is Sunday ,^/r Committee Installs Slate Christmas Carols on Tower Hill HIGHLANDS — Installation din- ner of the Monmouth County Co- RED BANK — The annual spouse "Silent Night, Holy liam R. Scharmann, Mrs. Walter V. Werner, and Mrs. William C. tillion Committee was held re- candlelight Christmas Carol Serv- Night" Seymour, Jr., Susan Sieder, Mrs. Wood! Tenors—Carroll C. Bailey, cently on the patio in Bahrs' ice will be held Sunday at 4:30 Choir Members Lowell Smith, Edna Stark, Mrs. William L. Ford, Gordon C. Irwin, Restaurant. Mrs. Castle Greer, pjn. at toe Red Bank Presby- Choir members participating David W. Woodward and Mrs. Jr., Ross E. King, George Reid, Sea Bright, and Raymond Wil- terian Church with the Towei in the service are Tower Hill Roland S. Woolson, Jr. ames H. Sievers, John S. liams, Red Bank, were in charge Wll Choir, Westminster Fellow- choir: Soprano — Barbara A. Alto—Mrs. Richard K. Brown, Thatcher and Donald E. Young of arrangements. ship Choir and Boys' Choir par- Bergen, Mrs. B. G. Coats, Mrs. Mrs. W. S. Capenter, Mrs. Bass — Vaughan C. Chambers, Dr. Priscilla Ransohoff of Mon- T Jr., Irvine Dowd, George W, ticipating. Irvine Dowd, Susan Edelmann, Vaughan C. Chambers, Jr., Mrs. mouth Beach was the. guest of Howell George, Jr., Mrs. George irimm, Jr., George W. Lans- fcev. Dr. Charles S. Webster, Mrs. B. William Farley, Mrs. honor. Donald H. Howard, Mrs. Ross E. W. Grimm, Jr., Mrs. Eugene downe, Howard L.° Mueller, minister; Rev. James L. Ewalt, Rev. E. V. Kitson-Walters, pas- King, Mrs. Paul W. Paterson, Hermann, Jr., Mrs. Ivan Reese, James Payne, H. Ralph Pem- associate minister, and Rev. Dr. tor of '• St. Thomas Episcopal Mrs. R. Wayne Patterson, Mrs. W. Grimm, Jr., Mrs. Eugene merl, Frank C. Roe, Walter Sargent Bush, minister of visita- Church, installed the'officers. H. Ralph Pemmerl, Mrs. Jordan Swikart, Jr., Mrs.. Albert R, Tebo, Seymour, Jr. and William H. tion, will conduct the service. C. Ploch, Mrs. Russell D. Rainey Mrs. Edward H. Urlon, Mrs. Wikolf, Jr. pfficers are Mrs. William Worm- Mr. and Mrs. William C, Wood ley, Red Bank, president; Mrs. 2d, Mrs. Philip H. Roy, Mrs. Wil- Herbert E. Werner, Mrs. John Westminster Fellowship Choir will direct the choirs. Earl Mallory, Atlantic Highlands, Soprano — Carol Bennett, Gesine first vice president; Mr. Williams Thomas S. Field, Jr., will be Brueckmann, Debbie Close, Cyn- second vice president; Mrs. Ralpk In charge of the ushers, assisted thia Cowgill, Mary D'Anna, Smith, Red Bank, recording sec- by David A. Crowell, Fred Miss Joan Letts Wed Christy Edmundson, Judy Erik- retary; Mrs. Greer, assistant re- Engle, Ward D. Ferguson, Arnol< son, Jan Fontaine, Ann Fuller, cording secretary; Mrs. Emer- W. Galbraidi, Henry C. Harley Terry Guilford, Lynn Hubbard, son Williams, Red Bank, corre- Charles C. Maute, Robert W, Dulcy Irwin, Ann Korzdorfer, MacCubbin, Shirley C. Mounce, In St. Marfs Church sponding secretary; Mrs. Edward Lois Ann Magee, Karen Mohair, Benjamin R. Pickering and Ed Walden, Jr., Fair Haven, assist- ward H. Urion. On the welcoming NEW MONMOUTH-Miss Joan bridesmaids. Sandra Fenzau was Sandy Roy, Sue Schwartz, ant corresponding secretary; Miss committee are James L. Davisoi Letts, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.junior bridesmaid. All wore gold Cathy Urion, Diane Wise and Anne Wormley, Red Bank, finan- and David W. Woodward. Edward Letts, Center Ave., Bel- brocaded silk dresses with match- Martha Woodward; Alto — Lindi cial secretary, and Mrs. Mere- Bennett, Donna Burger, Ginny REGIONAL ART WORKSHOP for teachen in tha Northern Monmouth County area ford, and Henry Fenzau, son of ing accessories and carried brown dith Allen, New Shrewsbury, Christmas Story Callan, Helen Close, Marilyn Mr. and Mrs. Henry Fenzau, and gold chrysanthemums. was held this week at Middietown Township High School with Mrs. Thelma Newman, treasurer. Doremus, Susan Gregory, Court- "The Christmas Story" will b Ridge Ave., Belford, were mar- Thomas Devlin, Middietown, ney — Ann Irwin, Susan Jose, right, of Milton Bradley Company, demonstrating new materials and techniques. told by Dr. Bush. Also on the ried Nov. 25 in St. Mary's Catho- was best man. James Letts, cous- program will be an organ medita- in of the bride, Leonardo; Doug- Laurie King, Mildred Kouba, Here ihe ihowi Mrs. Catherine ,Mak»ly of Fairview School, Middietown, left, and lie Church. Rev. Robert T. Bul- Holly Lepore, Dorothy McGay, tion, "Christmas Suitef." candl man performed the ceremony. las Kenner, Belford, and Patrick Mrs. Claire Sandstedt of St. John's, Hazlet, how to uie a string-striped roller to Duplicate Club Letts, brother of the bride, were Emily McGay, Sue Missinger, light processional; anthems produce abstract designs. "Rise Up Early in the Morning,' The bride, escorted by her fa- ushers. Christy Pemmerl, Noel Pick Lists Winners "I Saw Three Ships," "Lullabj ther, wore a full length gown of Jane Teegarden, Shirley Letts, the bride's sis- Jill TerriU MIDDLETOWN — The monthly on Christmas Eve," "Did Mary white tulle and lace over nylon Nancy Waterman, Margy White ter, was flower girl and James master point game was played Know," "Gloria in Excelsis" and with fantail chapel train. Her fin- and Barbara Worden; Baritone — Foster, Union, the bridegroom's Annual Holiday Event here Wednesday night by mem- "Bethlehem." Mrs. Philip H. Ro; gertip nylon veil was held in place nephew, was ring bearer. Russell Edmunds, John Ewal bers of the Community Duplicate will sing the latter, joined by th by a crown of pearls and sequins. Harry Johnson, Peter Kehde, Doi 1 A reception was held in the Bridge Club. Tower Hill Choir. She carried a bouquet of white American Legion Hall, Leonardo. Larrabee, Rusty Roy, Denn) chrysanthemums. Alfred W. Jones, flautist, wil The couple have returned from Shaw, Charles Webster and Rob North and south top scorers ert Wood. League Charity Ball Tonight were Mrs. Samuel Newirth, with play "Sonata V" by Handel Mrs. Rudolph Gunthner, Eas- e wedding trip to New York City The Boy's Choir will sing ton, Pa,, cousin of the bride, and the Pocono Mountains. The Mrs. Jeff Glaser, both of Elberon, RUMSON — The Junior Serv- fare Council and the League Milk the outdoor art show, art educa- "Love Came Down at Christ- was maid of honor. She wore an bridegroom Is stationed with the Junior Girls first; Mrs. Benjamin Edelstein, ice League of Red Bank will hold Fund. Also, the Children'* Thea- tion project and puppet show. Asbury Park, with John Antliff, mas," which was written by Dr. emerald green ballerina-length U.S. Navy In Hawaii. Junior Girls' Choir:1 Carol its 14th annual Christmas charity ter, the Children's Record Library Little Silver, second, Charles Carl F. Mueller, former minister gown of brocaded silk and match- The bride and bridegroom were Bailey, Kathleen Bailey. Adele Mrs. J. Miller Creamer, Eaton- Ball tonight in the Rumson Coun- Stine, Asbury Park, with Irving of music of the church. ing head band, and carried a both graduated from Middietown Bailey, Susan Berglund, . Dian< town, is general chairman. Assist try Club. Levine, Deal Park, third. The Westminster Fellowship bouquet of brown and orange Township High School. The bride Boccellato, Pamela Boyd, Cind; Program Plans ing are Mrs. T. P. Doremus, Jr., Brightly wrapped Christmas Choir will sing "A Round For chrysanthemums. is employed as cashier at Wasser- Brown, Kathy Brusso, Kath' and Mrs. Clifford L. Heaslip, Jr., East and west winners were packages of all sizes provide the PORT MONMOUTH - Plans both of New Shrewsbury, invita- Christmas" and "Hark, Now, Mrs. James Letts, Leonardo, man's Store, Belford. She is re- Bryan, Debbie Bushey, Lindi William Hanlon, Interlaken, with decor for the ball. Ben Ludlow's for a card party March 3 and a tions; Mrs. Frank Clifford, Rum- John Golden, Red Bank, first; Shepherds." The program wil siding on Monmouth Ave., Bel- Bushey, Diane Castellini, Holly 1 and Miss Diana Richmond, Bel- orchestra will furnishe the music. "Getting To Know You Night end with the recessional. Th< ford. Chambers, Abble Close, Linda son, reservations; Mrs. Robert Mrs. Maggi Gross, Little Silver, ford, cousin of the bride, were Proceeds from this season's were made at a meeting Monday, choirs wil] join In the choral re Coats, Jenny Conolly, Susa Buchsbaum and Mrs. Frank F. with Mrs. Irving Levine, Deal event will be used for the league's in the home of Mrs. George Dur- Cook, Gwendolyn Cowgill, An Gilbertson, both of Rumson, dec- Park, second; and Mrs. William charitable and cultural projects. ar, Johnson Ter., by executive Install Officers Davison, Joanne Dreyer, Susa orations; Mrs. Donald Lawes, Martin, West Long Branch; with These include the Family and board members of the Harmony Dutcher, Marilyn Edmunds, Lynn Rumson, patrons, and Mrs. Fred- William Heath, Monmouth Beach, Children's Service of Monmouth School Parent-Teacher Associa- Evans, Martha Ewalt, Nancy erick J. Axt, Red Bank, publicity. third. FIRST STOP County, Marlboro State Hospital tion. Farrow, Debbie Forsyth, Laurii Woman i Society Holds and Bridgeway House, the Chil- At a recent PTA meeting, Rob- for all your Gorsuch, Joan Greenwald, Kato Greenwald, Susan Greenwald, dren's Shelter at Freehold, the ert Harris, member of the Vet- Kitty Kelly: Joan Gregory, Joan Hemleb, Tuberculosis Preventorium, the erans of Foreign Wan, Middle- Christmas Christmas Program Carol Hespe, Christine Hoie and the Children's Psychiatric Center, town Township, showed a film Kathryn Irwin. Also Carol Jose, the Homemaiters Service, the Re-titled "Operation Abolition" and Ex-Wife Won't Let Go RED BANK — New officers o I King, first vice president; Carolyn Kammerer, Marina Ke- tarded Children's group, the Wel-gave a talk. Gift Wrapping the Women's Association of th< Mrs. Rudolph May, second vice desdy, Janice Kennedy, Miriam Dear Kitty: if I stand by and let this pest Red Bank Presbyterian Churcl president; Mrs. Raymond Tuft, Kenyon, Sarah Kenyon, Ann For a woman of 32, I've had a destroy him, for that's what she's were installed at the annua ecording secretary; Mrs. Charles lot of ups and downs in life. I bent on doing. What would you • Large Selection ? Marie Kis, Patricia Lewis, Cindy Christmas meeting Wednesday ii . Edwards, corresponding sec- Maginn, Susan McCrum, Beth Andrea Savel Married married at 16, convinced it was suggest?—J. Westminster Hall of the churcl retary; Mrs. Edwin Herr, Jr., McCutcheon, Kathy McCutch- forever and ever but the rosy Dear J.: A change of tele- WEST END Installation ceremonies, con gerneral treasurer. Others in' eon, Connie McCullen clouds on which I floated proved phone number and unlisted ducted by Rev. Dr. Sargent Bush stalled included parliamentarian Pamela Metzger, Ann Mohair, To Francis A. O'Neill thunderheads of wrath. After 13 phone service will solve your were followed by a Christmas pa officers, committee chairmen, and Sandra Olson, Connie Owen, stormy years I divorced, vowing home problem. I suggest that WOODBRIDGE -Miss Andrea Pazur, Woodbridge; Daniel Me- geant under the direction of Mis other appointees. Emily Pena, Barbara Reynolds, never to risk my peace of mind your husband tell his boss the VARIETY Jans Savel, daughter off Mr."and Nurney, South Amboy, and Neil Ruth LaWall. The program coi Mrs. Robert H. Beck was nai> Grace Reynolds, Melissa Rice, again lor so-called love. truth and ask if the switch- Mrs. Andrew Savel of Woodbrtdge Gargillo, Matawan. James O'Neill eluded with a Christmas tea rator for the pagant, "At the Ann Roy, Ann Sanborn, Ellen ; The gods must have laughed board operator may screen his RIVER ROAD became the bride of Francis An Red Bank, nephew of the bride- the church parlor. Door of the Inn." In the cas Sanbom, Gail Schubel, Karen for, three short years later, I calls. HB should also report his thony O'Neill here Saturday. groom, was the ring bearer. Fair Haven Shopping Center New officers are Mrs. Lawreni were Mrs. Dexter 0. Jones, Mrs. Schubel, Lois Sherman, Janet tempted fate a second'time. This ex-wile's conduct to-the judge The bridegroom's parents, Mr. R Burdse president* Mrs Ro; S. D. Wiltshire, Mrs. John F. Spoerl, Mia Swite. Virginia Tebo, When they return from a wed- man had been married twice to who granted their divorce. And, and Mrs. James O'Neill, reside Martin, Sr., Mrs. James L. Ewalt, Carolyn Thatcher, Dana Thomp- ding trip to the Poconos, the cou-the same woman. She walked out if she uses foul language or at 11 Wyckoff St., Matawan. CHILDREN'S AND Mrs. Herr, Mrs. Richard Shand son, Deborah Thompson, Dian ple will reside at 11 Wyckoff St., the first time, leaving their seven threatens, alert the police and Rev. Vincent S. Lenyi peformec Mrs. Andrew Orr, Mrs. Donald Jean Thompson, Lisa Tyree, Matawan. year-old son behind. The father, the telephone company. TUN ADI f HOIS the ceremony in Our Lady of Mt. Howard, Mrs. Robert Luehman, Kathy Van Nest, Wendy Walker, The bride was graduated from being the kind soul he is, took Carmel Catholic Church, Wood- Mrs. Frederick Lansmann, Mrs. Barbara Wall, Lydla Waterman, Woodbridge High School and was back his ex-wife, because of the Dear Kitty: r*r l*yt M« Girl* bridge. James Duncan, Jr., Mrs. Charles Joan Webster, Marjorie Whiting, employed by Parnes Bake Shop, boy. I am a reader of your column Meyer, Mrs. William G. Wall, Sue Willms, Marjorie Wolbach, The bride was escorted by he Woodbridge. She pulled the same thing again and would appreciate your Mrs. John Bouwmeester, Mrs. Karen Wiltshire, Nancy Wood and father. She wore a gown of chiffon when their son was 11. This opinion of my situation. Before m taffeta with a sabrina neckh'ne A graduate of Matawan High James H. Connolly and Mrs. Christina Wopat. School, the bridegroom is em- wrote finis to that marriage. The my retirement, I was connected May. and embroidered Alencon lace ployed in the Matawan Post Of- courts awarded the father his with a wholesale dress concern Junior Boys* Choir:' Jerry Her full skirt terminated in The program also Included se. fice. . boy, but gave the mother visiting as production manager, a job I lections by the following mem- Baine, Vernon Beadle, Glenn chapel-length train. A crown of rhjhts. had held for seven years. PERFECT UNDER ANY bers of the Tower Hill Choir: Bentsen, Bruce Bentsen, Ricky seed pearls and sequins held her It was love at first sight for the My salary was fair and my em- Mrs. George Grimm, Jr., Mrs. Bryan, Richard Burger, Willijm French illusion fingertip-length r father and me. We would be ployer pleased with my work. But TREE! H. Ralph Pemmerl, Mrs. Herbert olin, Larry Doremus, Thomas veil and she carried a bouquet of Middietown supremely happy were it not for he made and -etill makes a prac- Werner, Mrs. Edward Urion and Paremus, Derek Dutcher, Ste- orchids and carnations. his ex-wife who makes our lives tice of never speaking to me or phen Gorsuch, William Green- Miss Janet Savel, Woodbridge, Cuddly, cozy, comfortable slippers Mrs. King. miserable by her incessant phon- my wife, outside of Ihe business. wood, William Gregg, Garry Ha- was maid of honor for her sister. ing. She calls him at the office, He and his wifa happened to that every girl dreamt of finding CHRISTMAS PROGRAM Chorus Set gestad, Christopher Herr, Edwin The bridesmaids were Misses at his friends' homes and here stop at the same hotel where we WEST KEANSBURG - A under tha bright Christmas tr»». Herr, Robert Hoie, Chris Knud- Nancy Yuschak, Cliffwood; Carol in our home. Morning, noon and were staying last year and this. Christmas program will be held sen, Douglas Lynch, Glenn Ma- Bielinski, Perth Amboy, and Pa- For Concert night, she's tormenting him, or They ignored us completely, even Tuesday in the Matawan Method- ginn, Stephen Maginn, David Main, tricia Carifielb, Woodbridge. Di- me, or both of us till we're near crossing the dining roam to sit on MIDDLETOWN - The Middle- ist Church by the West Keans- Robert McCutcheon, Richard ane Savel, Woodbridge, cousin of crazy. the opposite side from our table. Molke, David Pemmerl, Ste- burg Parent-Teacher Association. the bride, was the flower girl. town Community Chorus will pre- If she wanted to talk to the My wife and I, in a sense, turned Fhe program will include all the phen Roy, Walter Ryan, Gaylord James O'Neill, Red Bank, broth- sent Its annual Whiter Concert boy I wouldn't say a word, but the other cheek. When we saw children of the school except kin- Shepherd, Stephen Thatcher and er of the bridegroom, was the tomorrow at 8: IS p.m. In tha Mid- she never asks for him. My hus- they had no car, we deliberately dergarten classes, David Urlon. best man. Ushering wen Ronalddietown Township High School band has told her again and sought them out, offering the use of our car. They accepted then Auditorium. Tickets will be avail- again that he does not care to Open every night 'til 9:30 talk with her. I have tried to gave us the same cold shoulder able at the door. explain, as nicely as possible, that treatment all over again. My The chorus is under the direc- her telephoning was not in good wife and I are very much hurt, Franklin tion of Peter J. LaPIaca. Miss taste but all she does is hang up —Insulted. Donna Burger is the accompanist. on both of us, then ring back. Dear Insulted: Some people Simon The program will include the We can't very well move to an- are queer. For no reason at all, "Carol of the Drum," Randall other city for we own our home they will do the oddest things. Thompson's six-part "Peaceable and have fine jobs. My husband Maybe your ex-boss and his Kingdom," "The Coming of had already instituted divorce wife want to be alone with their Christ" by Gustav Hoist, "The proceedings when we met so I did thoughts. Their rudeness might Shepherds' Story," and "The not break up the home. He's a also be attributed to near- Christmas Song." saint on earth and I'll be darned sightedness. I wouldn't lose my sense of humor over it. Ther,e are so many nice people in the world, don't worry about those who aren't! Sizei 10-3 345 I GIVE TTHl E LASTING PINK • PASTEL BLUE Send your problem to Kitty 4-9 4,95 Kelly. Address her in care of The Register and enclose a stamped, self-addressed ehvelope. Helpful SPECIAL PURCHASE leaflets available. Write for "A FLEECE Sense of Humor." DUSTER A GIFT SHERMAN'S 11.99 of PINK • PASTEL BLUE • RED usually 14.98 Sizes 10-3 3.95 A treasured Grace & Beauty 4-9 4.95 Christmas gift, Draperies a fluff of a Dance lessons will truly be a duster to wear cherished gift that reaps last- Slipcovers 1 belted or not, ing benefits. Upholstering trimmed with Bedspreads metallic lurex Curtains ribbon. Warm, Special Gift Course! Shop-at-Home Service washable, FOR CHILDREN $1 F.00 Phone SH 1-2546 weightless. Sherman's BLACK AND RED NYLON OR ADULTS 1J Decorators Acetate and «8 Broad St., Shrewsbury VELVET Sizei 10-3 3.95 nylon fleece. Special Course for Tots—3 to 5 Years FREE PARKING 4-9 4.95 Sizes P, S, M, L. Red, cherry, Leah aqua or royal Mauer oliver shoes blue. STUDIO of DANCE By Norman. (Opp. N. J. State Unemployment Agency) 88 BROAD ST. RED BANK 37 E. FRONT ST,, RED BANK SH 7-9552 OUR Monmouth Stopping Center, Ealontown—LI 2-3325 ONLY mmm STORE Old Topanemus Chapter RED BANK REGISTER Friday, Dec. 8,1961-1S Mark For County's Handicapped Of Officer's Daughter f Urge Expansion of Facilities LOCUST — Sunday at 1 p.m., E. Howard Jeffrey of Interlaken, LONG BRANCH - The Mon of tha council'i special committee Mrs. Helen Safko. chairman of : Old Topanemus Chapter, Oaugh- organizing regent of the chapter. mouth Workshop for the Handi- on employment of the handi- Ihe Family and Child Welfare " ters of the American Revolution, MM, Jeffrey will place a bronze capped, Red Bank, should be ex- capped. The report was submitted Division and social service direc- will mark the grave of a real marker on the grave, assisted panded and a similar workshop to a meeting of the Division on tor of the Arthur Brisbane Child daughter of the American Revo- by Mrs. John M. Heyer, West established in the southern part Family and Child-Welfare rf the Treatment Center, Farmingdale, lution, Catherine Jeffrey Ireland, Long Branch, historian of the of die county to tike care of an Welfare Council in the Family was chairman of the meeting. Mr. who is buried in the Old First chapter, another descendant of increasing number of disabled and Children's Service Building Nessle is associated with Mrs. Methodist Cemetery, Locust Ave., Catherine Jeffrey Ireland. persons, it was recommended here. Safko at the Brisbane Center and West Long Branch. Mrs, Ireland's ton, Williim B. Thursday in a report to the Wel- The report points out that the Mr. Monoghan is executive direc- Daughter of Francis Jeffrey Ireland, served to the Civil War fare Council of Monraouth Coun- Monmouth Workshop is the only tor oj the Monmouth County unit m engagements around Peters* who served in the American Rev- local facility where the seriously of the New Jersey Association for olution in Captain Thomas Cad- burg, Va.; taught in the Long Proposals for increasing facili- Retarded Children. 001 and was handicapped can find gainful em- wick'i New Jersey Company and ft*™* f** * principal ties for the employment of the ployment in a "sheltered" envi Of the Bond Street School aystem was wounded in action, Mrs, Ire- mentally and physically disabled ronment. Mr. Monoghan said his in the. 1380's. One of his annual DOROTHY TOLAND land is a direct ancestor of Mrs. were made in a study directed committee will continue to study reports, preserved in the Asbury by John F. Monoghan, chairman the shortage and will present a Park Library, states that the total DANCE STUDIO more comprehensive analysis at enrollment in the Asbury Park a later date. VFW Unit schools at that time was 7(8. Jt also describes his efforts to have Club Readies Douglas Nessle, chairman of the an artesian well dug for a safer council'i survey committee, sub- Lists Plans. water supply for the school chil- WAYS AND MEANS committee of th« P«r«nt-T«aeher Association of Forrestdatt mitted a tabulation of research RAR1TAN TOWNSHIP - The dren. School, Runuon, plant to bring Niw York productions of liva theater for children Bazar Items data available in the county. The ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS-Pre- Ladies Auxiliary of the Schauf- Other descendants-of Mrs. Ire- to Rumion in January and March. Both playi, "Niccolo and Nicoletts" and "Young listing includes research studies ler-Franzen post, Veterans of For- land scheduled to attend the cere* parations for. the Christmas ba- completed as well as current and eign Wars, Raritan Township, will mony are Mrs. George C*. Hull Abe Lincoln," will be preiented in the auditorium of the Rumson-Fair Haven Regional car of the Atlantic Highlands Gar projected studies and covers such attend the Sixth District meeting Jr. and Mrs. Edward C. Sutton High School. Committee members are, left to right, Mrs. Ronald Jacobs, Mrs. den Club were made at a work- subjects as urban renewal, men- shop meeting recently in the Sea Sunday in Buck Smith'* Restau- Chapter members attending wil George Thornton, Basil Petach and Mrs. Ward Danison. ! tal and physical health, juvenile rant, East Keansburg. be Mrs. Henry D. Strack, Mrs Scout Building. delinquency, schools, unemploy- Mrs. Joseph Borlo it in charge Freeman B. Taylor, Mrs. Marion The bazar will be held Dec. 15 ment and recreation. n Republican headquarters, First of reservations. B. Pierce, Miss Martha V. Lane- Mrs. Frank L. Singer, execu- Classical Ballet Technique The annual Christmas dinner dell and Miss Anne M. Stommel .eague Sees and Mount Aves. Mrs. Nelson Contemporary Jazi Roberts Is chairman and Mrs tive director of the council, said party will be held at Buck Smith's Locating and marking graves To Sing Sunday the listings will be reprinted by Tap - Acrobatic • Toe Thomas Gould, club president, is Wednesday. of real daughters is one of the honorary chairman. the welfare group for distribu- BALLROOM The next regular meeting of historical projects of the national Sift Wraps tion to all health, welfare and the auxiliary will be held on Dec. DAR which include the authenti- The following committee work BATON MATAWAN - Miss Judith tanning agencies in the county 201 East Bergen Plao» 27 in the post home, Davern Ave., cation and marking of colonial ers were announced: Mrs. Frank iayes of The Steinbach Company, vithout charge. SH1-ZNS West Keansburg. highways, sites and buildings. Groener, Mrs. Henry Reith and Red Bank, was a guest at a meet- Mrs. Alfred Kirchncr, home- ing of the Matawan Contemporary made cake and candy; Mrs. Jack Weiler, Christmas glamour; Mrs. League recently at 220 Main St. Waldron P. Smith and Mrs. Vic- Cove M PTO Bazar tliss Hayes demonstrated gift tor Williams, hand made arti- trapping. cles; Mrs. Pau.1 Joy and Mrs. WHAT IS A BARGAIN? Mrs. Worsdell Pearson was William Cullman, jewelry; Mrs. Nets $1,000 for School Orris D. Steelman, aprons; Mrs. lamed chairman of the annua CAVEAT EMPTOR! Ralph Martin and Mrs. Elbert RARITAN TOWNSHIP — The to Santa Clam were taJten by luffet dinner-dance to be held March IB in the American Hotel, Mason, attic treasures; Mrs. Frtt Translation: "Sucker Bewara" Cove Road Elementary School David Waddell, Keansburg. Baby Freehold. Thomas Plitnik, children's grab Parent-Teachers Organization has sitting services were provided by bag; Mrs. William Rauch, Jr., In thli cpact for tha next few weeki. wa will glvt you realized approximately $1,000 seventh grade students, under the The club voted to hold a theater Christmas cards and novelties; examples ol unethical advertising as pointed out by iht from the recent Christmas bazar. supervision of Terl Evans, with party in New York City April American Medical Association, U. S. Better Busman Mrs. George Kelly posters; and Bureau, and the dally newtpapers. Mrs. James Overton was chair- registered nurses in attendance 28. Mrs. Stanley Journeay, snack man. Movies were shown throughout Members also decided to give bar. Today'i Item Is taken from the records of the A, M. At pennies at each meeting to be A highlight of the all-day af- the day by Walter Lidman, Max Annual Christmas luncheon of fair was an electronic toy ma- Honeyman, Peter Mayurnik and contributed to the Meals-for-Mil lions Fund, a project of the Fed- the club will be held Dec. 21 at Concentrated sea water sold throughout the U, 3. lor chine which expelled toys and Claire Fischer, faculty members. Doppelt's Hofbrauhaus, Ocean prizes. The machine was designed rated Women's Clubs. $3.00 per pint. Good for housemaid's knee, dandruff A live Christmas tree, donated Blvd., Atlantic Highlands. and anything In between. Has also been known to makt and assembled by Harold Rubin, by Jerry's Brook Farm, adorned Christmas gifts were collected Mrs. Elbert Mason, chairman, aoup lute laltler, Theodore Stieve and John Tes- the main foyer. or the family adopted by the is being assisted by Mrs. Fred- tier. Assisting on the commltee were !ague in co-operation with the erick Winslow and Mrs. Emmy Photographs of children talking Mrs. Joseph Accaria, Mrs. Dan- 'Adopt-A-Family" program of the Stofflet. Hit A. M. A. claims that you can do ai well with a Matawan Health Center. It also iel Di Paolo and Mrs. Josephine Mrs. Charles MacLaughlin will (lui of drinking water and five cents worth of salt. was decided to send a Christmas Marino, refreshments; Mrs. An- entertain at the organ. drew Smith and Mrs. J. T. Hew- gift to the Vineland Home inmate Choir Sings sponsored by the league. itt, Santa Claus, with Santa por- M. SILBERSTEIN trayed by Ted Woodruff, Andrew A Christmas party followed with Auxiliary Holds At Center Smith and William Cullen, Jr. an exchange of gifts among the Christmas Sale Interior Designs • Furniture • Draperies • Slipcoveri KEANSBURG - The all-girl Mr. Woodruff also donated 500 members and the singing of KEYPORT — Members of the choir of St. Ann's Catholic School containers of orange drink and Christmas carols. Ladies Auxiliary of the Eagle 25 MECHANIC ST. SH I-1762 RED BANK under the direction of Sister Marie chocolate milk. Refreshments were served by Hose Fire Company will exchange de Paul, participated yesterday Also, Mrs. J. J. Gentilucci and he hostesses, Mrs. Harry Pitch- gifts at a meeting Wednesday in afternoon in the "Christmasland Mrs, Ted Przybylski, games; He- er, Mrs. George Kinkade, Mrs the fire house. fOoen Every Night 'til 10 P. M. Choral" program in the Mon- lene Zisk, coat checking; George Donald Nellis, Mrs. Frank Grazl- The group is selling aprons dur- mouth Shopping Center, Eaton- DiPaolo, Christmas tree; Wood- ano and Miss Cerrato. ing the Christmas season. town. land Park Garden Club, plant Maria Madrisotti Mrs. Daniel Barnett, Keyport, Hostesses at last week's meet- Members of the choir are booth; Mrs. Thomas Flaherty, will give a book review at the ing were Mrs. Edward Flynn and 1 It'8 .Cheryl Butler, Margaret Fernan- groceries;- Mrs. Charles McCor- MATAWAN - Lyric sopranc service Sunday, Dec. 17 here In next meeting , Jan. 8. Mrs. Charles Dltmars. dez, Mildred Gurgol, Kathleen mick, basket goods; Pat Bren- Maria Madrisotti of New York the Trinity Episcopal Church. Hurl, Margaret Langan, Carolyn nan and Pat Carroll of the eighth City'will ling at the 11 k.m Bom and trained in Italy, where Lopes, Roselyn Marzella, Susan grade, Christmas cards. she graduated from the Benedetto McWalters, Loretta Becker, Bar- Also, Mrs. Henry Tomecki and Conservatory In Venice, Miss The Tops bara Croken, Maria Del .Sordi, Mrs. Irene Dillon, white elephant Program Set Madrisotti has sung extensively Jacqueline Hughes and Loretta booth; Mrs. Kenneth Switzer, new in concert in Italy, France, Ger- Holiday Special! Marquet. • • merchandise; Mrs. Lawrence Pow- many, Switzerland and the Unit- Also, Larraine Catlahan, Bar- ers, new toys; Mrs. Thomas Fra- For PTO ed States. As the wife of the bara Dl Toro, Karen Koch, Kris- gasso, used toys; Mrs. Robert HAZLET — Christmas program Hungarian artist, Lajos Markos, PLAYfiOY TUXEDO For tine Lenich, Judith Felllzzi, Mar Parkinson, aprons; Mrs. Anthony of the Hazlet School Parent-Teach- Miss Madrisotti has given fre- garet Preston, Nancy Ryan, Mi DiMichael, books; Mrs. Francis er Organization will take place quent benefit concerts for Hun- 1 Includes fuxedo, cummerbund, fuxado chaelsen Sullivan, Karen Van Shields and Ruth Reynolds, cos- Dec. 15 at 7:30 p.m. in the Key garian relief agencies, as well as Christmas Wagner, Patricia Kelly, Patricia metics. port Central School. for churches and charities. shirr, studi and cuff link!. Shawl collar, McDermitt, Michele Quartier, Ma- Cookies and popcorn balls were One hundred and fifty children During the offertory, Miss Mad- natural shoulders, unplaafed froujeri. rie Dellezza, Jane DeTuro, Vir- made by the Brownie Troop under will participate in the program, risotti will sing the "Virgin Slum- A perfect gift for iht collage boy. Gifting! ginia Fernandez, Bridget Han- the direction of Mrs. Theodore ber Song." She • also will sing which will include songs and skits All for— non, Ann Cammarata, Maureen PrzybylsW, and Christmas decor- under the direction of tho Hazle! with the choir. Cannon, Christine Cere and Deb- ations were made by Mrs. Hugh School faculty. orah Doherty. Gallagher's Den all of Cub Pack At a recent executive boar STUDENT TEACHER Others are Barbara Herrmann, 137. meeting of the PTO it was an JENKINTOWN, Pa. - Miss Denise Kitson, Marie Lopes, Ele- nounced that $48 worth of books LOVE LANE TUXEDO SHOP nita Shea, Celeste Smith, Regina Clara Durie, daughter of Mrs. and equipment will be given Jane F. Durie, 5 Sheriff St., Free- Famous for Fine Formal Wear McBride, Catherine Pflug, Ther- VFW Plans the school library as a result ol esa Boyle, Mary Dean, Karen hold, N.J., is one of 83 Beaver the recent book fair. Mrs. Pat College education majors now stu- 23 W. Front St. Red Bank Filliger, Deborah Gill, Carol Herr- Joint Party Posada was chairman of the fair, mann, Kathleen Higgins, Mary dent teaching In suburban Phila- HIGHLANDS - The annual assisted by Mrs. Arnold Pepe am delphia schools. Miss Durie, a sea-i SH 1-4819 Lohsen, Eileen Peters, Patricia members of the executive com- Sergewich,< Janet Smith, Maur- joint Christmas party of the Vet- ior, is teaching second grada at' erans ol Foreign Wars post and mittee. Glenslrfa Elementary School. een Strand, Denise Soldi, Jo Anne Mrs. Pepe, treasurer, also re- Soldo, Patricia Westerfield, Mary Ladies' Auxiliary will be held to- morrow at 8:15 p.m. in Bahrs1 ported that profits of $130 and $58 Becker, Joanne Cantwell, Shelia respectively, were realized from Duggan, Susan Gaffney, Rose- Restaurant. Mrs. Edward A. Kwik and Mrs. the recent caka and candy sales mary Grimm, Alice Hughes, Jan- held by the organization. Ice Kaczhowski, Carolyn Kelly, Robert Waters, Sr., are chair- men for the auxiliary. The organization also has do- Honoria Lloyd. Jean Marie Mi- nated Christmas trees to decorati cek, Regina Murphy, Carol the school, which Richard Eller- Schauffler and Patricia Thomas. PUPPET SHOW man, principal, will purchase on FAIR HAVEN - St. Margaret's behalf of the PTO. Guild of the Holy Communion The executive committee als< Department Gets Catholic Church will sponsor a changed the time of its meetings puppet show tomorrow at 2 p.m. to the third Tuesday of each New Members in the Knollwood School. The pro- month. HAZLET — Three new mem- gram will include "The Three Lit- Mrs. Edward Emeritan and , bcrs were welcomed into the tle Pigs," "The Runaway Pan- Mrs. Pepe served refreshments. Woman's Club drama department cake" and "Hansel and Gretel." There will be a short business during a meeting last week in the Mrs. Milton MacDonald is chair- meeting immediately after th< home of Mrs. Earnest Fred Fos- man, assisted by Mrs. Noel Lar- Christmas program. ter, 14 Sycamore Dr. New mem- taud, Mrs. Edgar V. Denise, Mrs. BANK Refreshments will be served b; bers are Mrs. Eugene Melody, Morris Tardiff, Mrs. Howard Po- the first grade and morning kin- Mrs. Philip Guiser and Mrs. Don duska, Mrs. Otis Thorndike, Mrs. dergarten mothers, under the co- Bradley. Charles Lawrence and Mrs. Frank ordination of Mrs. Arthur Ruger, STORES Two plays were read by the Jose. lospitality chairman. ' They've finally come up with the perfect solution group for consideration for the to the "top" problem of the day. Knit jacket] to New Jersey State Federation of cover all, from the most casual slacks to dress-up Women's Clubs' Fifth District fashions . . . Shaker knit Jacket of 100% Imported drama festival to be held April Shetland wool with unique large button cardigan 18, 1962. A drama workshop will front, in White, Flame, Black, Grey Heather in be presented at a department PATIENCE PLEASE! sizes 34 to 42.' meeting Dec. 19 in the home of Mrs. Martin Ford, Holmdel. 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(AP) ment declared, "that Belgium, measures to be taken to put an — The Soviet Union pressed to- Britain, France and other colo- end to the foreign intervention Labor day for UN action to halt nial powers, having combined in Katanga's affairs and to en- "open sabotage" by Britain and their efforts are openly sabotag- sure political Independence and 1 BAL HARBOUR, Fla. (AP) - balance will mean that America France in Katanga and accused ing the Security Council deci- territorial integrity of the Labor j union ' leaders generally will have to pull home its armies the two powers of torpedoing at-! sions which provided [or urgent Congo." from abroad. : tempts to end secession of thel" took kindly, today to President turbulent Congo province. Kennedy's appeal for more liberal Cordial Reception In a blistering 2,000-word foreign trade policies but some Kennedy himself seemed tc acknowledge the more cordial re statement circulated at U.N like many businessmen, had their ception he received from the la- headquarters, the Soviet delega lingers crossed. bor audience when tie said, "It's tion hinted it might ask for a warmer today than it was yester- Security Council meeting to look Kennedy delivered a plea yes- into "new data" on colonial in- terday to the AFL-CIQ's.convent day." At least the AFL-CIO dele- gates took it that way. terference with the UN com tion, as he had done the day mand in Katanga. before to the National Association George Meany, AFL-CIO Pres of Manufacturers in New York, dent, gave Kennedy a gilt-edgec Seizing on charges against the lor support in Congress next year guarantee of, ;"don't worry aboul two major Western powers by lor broader tariff cutting powers: us—we'll co-operate one thousand Conor Cruise O'Brien, former per cent." UN chief in Katanga, the state- The President's theme, as ex- ment cited his accusation that But other influential laboi pressed to both groups, is that they worked behind the scenes to chiefs said later they wanted tc both business and labor is bound obstruct the council's decision: to suffer unless they bid success see the administration spell ouj the pledge he made in His seeking an end to Katanga's fully for a greater share in ex- secession. panding foreign markets. speech' that workers, Industrie: ENTER EAST GERMANY — First convoy of the 1st Battle Group of the U.S. Army's and communities hurt by risinj 19th Infantry Division passes through Soviet checkpoint at Helmstedt, Germany, to Deny Charges To business he warned that to imports would be taken care go onto the 110-mile autobahn through Communist East Germany. Group/later A British spokesman denied the do otherwise will mean dwindling under a proposed new adjustmen charges and labeled the state- profits, to labor he said the al- plan. • rolled safely into West Berlin to go on duty. In left foreground is the West German ment "a typical product of the ternative is dwindling jobs. And "Whatever is required," th checkpoint. {AP Wirephoto) Soviet propaganda machine — he said lack of a favorable trade President promised, "we will malicious, untruthful and badly make certain that no community written." suffers unduly from trade. For, A French spokesman also de- on the contrary, America must Rocket Shot nounced the statement as "the trade—or suffer." UNICEF kind of agitation and propaganda Import Problems the Soviet Union is accustomed A Success David J. Dubinsky, president Funds On to." 4-H CITATION — Mrs, John E. Beebe of 19 Branford POINT ARGUELLO, Calif.(AP) of the International Ladies Gar- Delegates had been expecting •*A rocket designed to set off ment Workers, and- Jacob Potof- the Russians to play up Cir., Tinton Falli, was preiented an Award of the Silver flares in space for an earth- sky, president of the Amalga- O'Brien's accusations as proof of Clovar in recognition of her five yean at « leader in th* mated Clothing Workers, were Increase measuring experiment shot sky- their repeated contention that th 4-H program. George W. Siver, Jr., Monmouth County ward today. among the influential AFL-CIO UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. (AP) Western colonial powers hav leaders who, although staunch 4-H Club agent, made the presentation. Mrs. Bee&e U The Air Force said the flares, — The UN Children's Fund been using Katanga President Kennedy supporters otherwise, (UNICEF) reported today that Moise Tshombe as * cover t a 4-H leader in the Llncroft Club. not visible to the naked eye, didn't quite buy his foreign trad contributions from its Halloween preserve their interest in the would be photographed by special proposals. Both unions have im trick-or-treat drive are coming rich province. cameras on land and at sea. ports problems. in at a rate well ahead of last The Soviet government accused The 32-foot solid-fuel Astrobee year despite charges that rocket, carrying a 90-pound pay- They took comfort however in Britain, France and other colo- Kennedy's pledge that the govern- UNICEF funds are being used Honor County 4-H nialists of: load, was aimed at a point 1,400 for the UN Congo operation. miles high above the Pacific. It ment will aid special import hard 1. Forcing O'Brien to quit hi was launched at 12:15 a.m. There ship cases. The President said h So far $1,106,000 has been re- U.N. post, after forcing out a waS5.n0 immediate word about didn't intend to see them made ceived from the Halloween col-1 previous U.N. administration in the success of the launch. victims for the national welfare, lections by youngsters in severa the Congo, Rajeshwar Dayal of Leaders f orService nor "give them a medal and an Ihousand American communities India. About 15 minutes after the 32- empty grocery bag." FREEHOLD — Monmouth ice under five year*, and 20 cer- for UNICEF's health and welfare 2. Sabotaging U.N. efforts ti foot solid-fuel Astrobee rocket County 4-H leaders were honored tificates for service over five Over-all it was confidently pre- programs. UNICEF officials said drive foreign mercenaries out ol wss launched from Point Arguel- recently at a dinner held at the years were given. Leaden with dicted among convention dele- no trick-or-treat contributions Katanga. lo, it had streaked to. a point 900 Wemrock Grange. 10 or more years of service In gates that the AFL-CIO conven- have been diverted to the Congo. 3. Using agents to beat up U.N miles away and 1,361 miles above William Schlechtweg, president 4-H Club work include: Mrs. tion here will adopt a resolution officials and kill U.N. troops ' the Pacific. The Air Force termed A spokesman for the U.S. Com of the Monmouth County Board Laura Mason, Keansburg; Clifton favoring more liberal trade, in mitee for UNICEF, which runs the province. the launching a success. The accordance with Kennedy's ad- of Agricultural, spoke on behalf J. Warden, Robertsville and Mrs. rocket carried a 90-pound pay- the trick-or-treat program, said It also charged that a propa of the organization which, spon/ Mary Sjostrom also ot Robert* vice that it will be to the nation's the amount is 12 per cent higher ganda organiration had been si load. best interest. sors the annual dinner and con- ville. than received at this time last up in the United States to sup gratulated 4-H leaders on their year. He 'said that if the money The program Included a talk pori Tshombe. many years of work. M. A. Clark continues coming in at this rale by Todd Fung, former 4-H mem- "It can be seen," the state county agricultural agent, spoke trick-or-treat donations Tor 1961 ber from Robertsville, about his should approach $2 million, or on behalf of the Extension Serv- experiences in Japan during 1 $250,000 more than last year's CAPTAIN RETIRES — Capt. Robert J.PIarr, right, of 26 ice in thanking the leaders. three-month visit last summer. Certificates for years of serv- total. DeForest PI., West Long Branch, receives the Officers' Board Sets ice were presented to 76 4-H No Connection Department- Memento and is congratulated by Col. Fred- leaders In the county by George UNICEF officials believe the erick R. Corson, secretary, U.S. Army Signal School, Policy On W. Slver, Jr., county 4-H agent. City Is Sued charges on diverting contribu- An annual award given by the 4- Fort Monmouth, upon his retirement from the Army. tions to the Congo operation'stem H Council for outstanding service from misunderstandings of a loan Capt. Plarr, .who has been an instructor at the Signal School's Use to the 4-H program was presented In Drowning :o Mrs. Lorna K. White, the for- made to the UN Congo operation School's officers' department since August, hat com- HIGHLANDS - It look the from the U.S. Treasury out of pleted 20 years of active military service. ' Bpard of Education nearly an mer Monmouth County home Of Youth governmental donations ear- hour last night to amend agent, by Patricia Fruddcn, vice marked for UNICEF, This money its policy for use of the school president of the council. FREEHOLD - The father of has no connection with the pri- building by community groups Fifty-six certificates for serv a Long Branch boy who drowned 'ate donations through the trick- at that city's beach front filed The amendment, offered by ir-treat program. Problem for Buses suit here yesterday in Superior Benjamin Gruber, came as a re- Court against the city and Mayor The U.S. government, through sult of a request last month by and Council, charging negligence. 1 congressional appropriation, the elementary Catholic School donated $12 million to UNICEF — A Low Canopy Basketball League to use the James Smith, Sr., of 329 Gar- for 1961, but only on condition school gym Saturday mornings. field Ct. brought suit claiming NEW BRUNSWICK (AP) - and replaced with one 4'/J inches hat its donation be matched by One of the coaches for the that his son, James, Jr., was The New Jersey Turnpike Au other governments. Under this high, league said the organization drowned in the waters off the thority says that a low-hanging matching formula, the money was The pavement currently rises would not be able to pay the North Broadway Beach July 11. canopy prevents some charter held in the U.S. Treasury until nine inches above the parking regular fee of $30, with heat or Mr. Smith contends that the buses from using a chatter bus :ontributions from other nations area and endangers the front '•29, unheated, and asked that city was negligent in Its main- refreshment facility that opened ame in. ends of buses that pull up to it. "compromise" be reached tenance of the beach and hired three months ago in Cranbury. Last summer, when funds for The charter facility, which children are "inadequate, untrained and in- The authority discussed im- the Congo operation ran danger- opened Sept. 4, is the first of its! competent lifeguards." The luit provements planned at the stop kind on a toll road. It has fa- ously low, the United Nations ! The new amendment stipulates also contends that the lifeguards but took no action. I cilities to isked Washington for a loan. The serve 1,200 persons (hat jUCh & {eg wj!1 be necessary negligently failed to enforce the The canopy now allows for a AFL-CIO BADGE FOR PRESIDENT — George Meany, ;overnment loaned $10 million an hour. only if admission is charged. regulations established. from the UNICEF funds, which clearance of 10 feet. An author- During the last Labor Day right, president of the AFL-CIO, pins convention badge When there is no admission normally would not have been ity spokesman said that some week-end, 252 buses, carrying charge, the facilities can be used on President John F. Kennedy after ths Chief Executive :urned over to UNICEF until late buses with roof projections need approximately 10,000 passengers," for a janitorial fee of $2. additional clearance space. addressed the .labor convention at Bal Harbour, Fla. in the year. The loan was made made brief stops at the station. However, both the cafeteria and 6 Offered at normal interest rates, and (AP Wirephoto] 13 Feet Clearance No Damage classrooms may be used by com UNICEF officials say it has not Turnpike engineers have sug- No damage to buses has been munity groups, with or without Teaching held up any aid projects. gested that the canopy be raised reported at the charter stop. As admission fees, for 510 and (7 Since its inception UNICEF has three feet to provide a total a temporary preventive meas- respectively, at the discretion of clearance of 1J feet. ure, the authority has erected the board. Decn the target of accusations David L. Yunlch Contracts :laiming that (he organization is They also have suggested that warning signs. During the rest of the three- Communist-dominated or Com- sidewalk, pavement' leading to The authority is considering hour session, the board had a WEST LONG BRANCH - The munist-inspired. rest station areas be torn out changes at the $1.7 million lengthy discussion before award- S li 0 r e Regional High School Check Urban 3oard of Education last night of- tion that would cost an estimated ing a contract for 60 tons of coal I fered contracts to six new teach- $180,000. The plans call for en-, to Atlantic Supply, Atlantic High- I crs. The school is scheduled to largcment of the bus stop andi lands, at J15.50 a ton and hiring Decay, Says I open next September. New Law Firm additions to utility and garagej Matthew Horan, South Peak St., areas as well as elimination of j to remove snow from the school Dr. Henry Mclnik of the Wee- Meyncr, Wiley, and Landis its present inadequacies. | grounds at $5 an hour. David Yunich quahic High School, Newark, was ATLANTIC CITY (AP) - It is hired as director of music for tha new school at a salary of $8,700. 1 the best interests of all ele- TRENTON (AP) - The legal uses to describe public office. Dr. Melmk is author and com- ments of New Jersey's population raternity in Newark will be In recent months, rumors had poser and is a former director lo check urban decay, according joined by an illustrious new firm him in,, line for a number ot fed- of the Newark Conservatory of o David L. Yunich, president of lext month—Robert B. Meyner eral appointments. One—as U.S. Music. md two young associates. commissioner to the 1964 world's the Greater Newark Development Meyner announced ycsterdayi fair in New York—could be field Council. James Newman, 30 Willow that he has decided to return tOjVhile he maintained a law prac- Yunich, in'a speech yesterday Dr., Neptune, was hired to be law practice when he leaves of-j lice. at the annual convention of the head of the social studies depart- ment. His salary will be $7,800. lice Jan. 16. ending months of; Mevner saj(, ,|e |ans {Q vjsU New Jersey Association of Real rumors about business posts and:presj-dent Kenncdy ^ the mite Estate Hoards, said that if old, Mrs. Gloria D'Vorkin of 251 J overnrncnt appointments. „ k d d h worn-out sections of cities are Bath Ave., Long Branch and Mrs. Margaret DiNaples of 53 Salem The 53-year-old governor said he is "interested in the Demo- not rebuilt, outlaying areas might suffer. La., Little Silver, were offered will set up practice with cratic party—particularly in the itephen B. Wiley of Morristown, contracts to teach home eco- future of the party in New Among the groups he believed ils 32-year-old personal counsel, nomics. Mrs. D'Vorkin's salary Jersey." He ^id the White House would benefit from urban re- ind Edwin C. Landis of Phillips- is 5-1,800 and Mrs. UiNaples', $5 - has been advised of his decision. building, Yunich listed: 600. ' burg, his 26-year-old executive Meyner said he has been in in- Farmers, who would gain by secretary. direct touch with Kennedy and the expansion of urban markets; Charles Keller of 416 Crescent Meyner said he would spend knew the President was interested The resort industry, which Pkwy.. Sea Girt was hired to 'our days a week at the Newark in his future plans. would reap the vacation spending teach English at a salary of $6,- aw office and one day a week at Gov.-elect Richard J. Hughes, of workers on the jobs created 500. and John Bcekman, 1303 he law* office in Phillipsburg, by urban redevelopment. |Iidj;ewood Ave.. Wanamassa, was where he practiced until'he be-jwho will succeed Meyncr, visited Suburbanites, whose mmrmiiii-[m'.rpJ In tcacn a« at a salary of came governor in 1951. j Kennedy last week and said he Sli tl( )i came awa tics would be more likely lo re-| ' " - The governor said he will main-; y with the impression tain their residential character; In other action, the boarj ain residences in Phillipsburgj'hat Meyncr would be named to; rather than change to imlustri.il moved to employ Jack Pianta- ind Princeton, where he lives;a high post. | WEDDING PLANNED — Singer Andy Williams and SENATE APPOINTMENT — New Hampshire Governor arcas; jtiida or Wall St.. here, to re- IOW at the executive mansion. He! "~ Labor and government, which move snow from the roadway French dancer Claudino Longet plan to marry sometime K-9 Shop Wesley Powell, left, shakes hands with attorney Maurice lid not say where in Princeton would gain "through the creation leadin' ''' g t' o th' e suhoo• l- site• , and this month. Williams flew to France recently to help le would live. DOG GROOMING SPECIALS J. Murphy, Jr., of Portsmouth, N.H., after h» announced of new jobs and new ralablcs hired a licensed engineer at a Miss Longet settle visa difficulties so she can live in the Meyner said law practice per- Poodles complete, J6 to $9. Bath helping to stabilize both the com- salary of $600 per year to oper- mits him to engage in "civic and dip, all breeds. $2.50. CA 9- he was naming Murphy to the United States Senate to United States. . (AP Wirephoto) munity and the labor market as ate the-Class-B sewage disposal endeavor," a term he sometimes! O261.-Adv. fill term of the late Sen. Styles Bridges. (AP Wirephoto I well." 'system at the school. i • PRINCETON ta—Friday, Dec; 8; 1961 'RED BANK REGISTER Pep. FRIDAY TV Opera to Broadway fonnanc*) Seeger, TV Key folksinger, WCBS-TV OHUUNI 7 -WABOTV SAT.-Princeto n Club Ounuel • _WO*-TV Christmas Scenes, WNBC-TV Tour De Fare*. Previews Chattel 11. _WPDMV WNEW-TV OUMIU -WNTA-TV Switch forWeed e Today's top television'shows as Carol Singing Increase nilDAY AFTERNOON 1:41- (4) Weather By HAROLD STERN songs which she sings straight. previewed and selected by TV For my money, Bdlle, when she Key's staff of experts who atU:H-- (1) Love of Life •:«- (4) Newt A few years ago, baritone Rob- By MARY CAMPBELL I at Christmas time" is a typical 1 <4) Truth or 7:M-'.(l).Newi isn't being smutty, is a tre-j tend rehearsals, watch screen ert Weede was a star of themendously effective belter, in the! message. (4) Dialogue AP News Features Writer ings, and analyze scripts in New Consequence! Metropolitan Opera. Then, along class of a Blossom Seeley or a! Others are: York and Hollywood. (7) Camouflage (5) Assignment: came Frank Loesser's "The NEW YORK (AP)-"U is my Underwater Sophie Tucker, both of whom "May the spirit of Christmas ROUTE 66. "The Thin White (9) Mansions of Man Most Happy Fella" and life fo NOW prediction that there will be more (7) King of Diamonds have no trouble getting TV en- abide with you all year " Line." Good show. Martin Mil- (11) Merry Mailman Bob his never been the same. Christmas music in the churches, (J) Terrytoon Circus gagements. THRU And "On this holy Christmas ner shares star billing in this 11:M - (2) Search For Today, Robert Weede is a on the radio and on the TV this (11) News Book Belle on TV! A cleaner day may the Babe in the Manger one with.expert cameramen, on- Tomorrow Broadway star (he, Molly Picon SAT. Christmas than ever before," 7:0S— (2) Local New. Belle Barth is up to youl bless you." the-job sound' effects people, and (I) It Could Ba You and Mimi Benzell are starred in says Dr. Jesse M. Bader, gen- 7: It- (2) Weather 1iis director. Though he plays (S) Cartoons the hit musical about Israel, Madonna and Child (11) Local News eral secretary of the World Coiv his regular role of Tod as usual, (7) Make A Face "Milk and Honey"), an oper The madonna and Child Is the 7:11- (2) News vention of Churches of Christ fascinating plot gimmick, in (S) Favorite Story star (but no longer ai the Met, MOVIE TIMETABLE most popular design for the re- U:O- (J) Guiding Light 7:25—(II) Weather (Disciples). volving a glass of beer spiked which is being stuffed shirt about RED SANK ligious cards, as It was last year (11) Rocky and hit 7:30- (2) Rawhide "Why? Because our world with an experimental drug tha Bob's expanded horizons) an and has been since This (4) International Carltoa — The Comaiicheros needs the Christ of Christmas induces temporary insanity, pro Friends the star of a series of televisloi (Matinee Only) 2:0O Jazz Show now more than ever. Today year madonnas are depicted on U:H- (4) News Showtime^ commercials (Gallo wine). He 16.2 per cent of the religious vldes him with a gamut of emo- (On Stage) 7:00; 9:30 plus fea- America is called upon to make 1:00- (2) Burns and Allen (5) Peter Gunn also records, does guest appear- cards. Manger scenes, which tional experiences from A to Z. (7) Straightaway ture: Jazz on a Summer Day. Him central and not marginal." Even if the latter portion be- (4) Dr. Hudson ances and came within an eye- ranked second In 1960, are a (5) Cartoons (9) Movie SAT.—The Comancherqj 2:00; Dr. Bader, who was executive gins to run to heavy melodrama, lash of embarking on a tnotio somewhat closer second this year (7) Day In Court (11) Jeff's Collie 4:25; 6:25; 10:25; PREVUE director of the department of you'll stay with him and th picture career as well. 8:35. evangelism of the National Courv -15.5 per cent of the total. , (S) Movie 8:00— (5) Miami Undercover show right through to the end (11) Fun At One (7) Hathawavs He doesn't feel today's treni SUN.-Kiddie Show - Cartoons dl of Churches before taking his Each year the association rates 8:30 p.m. CBS. present post, predicted further: the popularity of 19 design 1:23- (S) News (11) World if Uianlt is'for opera singers to shift eve: and Special Kiddie Feature PREVIEW to the musical comedy stage. classifications among religious 77 Sunset Strip. "Reserved Fo (7) News (13) Betty Furness 2:00; Black Street 4:00; 6:05; "There will be more window "A lot of my colleagues woul displays with Christmas scenes cards. Only two—the top two-Mr. Bailey." Fine entry. Efrem (11) Parlons Francais «:30- (2) Route 68 8:10; 10:05. SATURDAY 8:«M, Zlmbalist, Jr. Is the only acto like to do it," he said, "but verj and more carol singing in comremaine' d this year in the same 1:11- (J) As The World Turns (4) Detectives EATONTOWN in the play and he gives him (4) IJr. Joyce Brothers (5) Bat Masterson few have actually taken th! munltles across our land. There ranking they held last year. Drive-In — Kartoon Karnival self first-rate support. The plot (5) Movie (7) Flintstones step." '• ' Susan will be a much greater exchange Asks Parents' Help 7:00; Man Trap 7:50; The Devil is a wild one, but don't ask any (7) December Bride (11) It's a Wonderful He's completed two yean of of appropriate religious Christ' at 4' o'clock 9:45; Macumba Hayward Classical art cards gained questions and you'll find It rathe 1:«K11) Honor Mathematics World a three-year contract as a wine mas cards." Love 12:05. most in popularity, moving from suspenseful and quite entertain' -1:55— (4) News 8:00- (S) Crime and pitchman, another field he John Religious Cards 19th in 1959 and 17th in 1960 toing. An unusual accomplishmenl 2:0ft- (2) Password Punishment thinks a lot of Ms colleagues SAT.—The Devil at 4 o'clock 7:05; 11:10; Man Trap 9:30. On the latter point, the greet 10th place this year. Since art for a one-character, highlj (4) Jan Murray (7) 77 Sunset Strip In opera would like to enter. Gavin SUN.—Seven Women From Hell tng card association Is already reproductions are often priced tricky drama. 9 p.m. ABC. (7) Number Please (11) Trackeiown "They ask me how I got it am higher than other design:1, this 6:05; 9:35; Pirates of Tortuga able to say that Dr. Bader is BELL TELEPHONE HOUR (11) Atomic Age Physics 9:20- (9) Playback where they can get one," h' could Indicate that people are 8:00. correct. "Designs in Music." Any musica! 2:S»- (2) House Party 9:25- (9) News said. "There may have been buying more expensive religious This year three billion Christ' program that can boast an ap- (4) Loretta Young 9:30-(2) Father of-the Bride time when the thought of doin HAZLET cards this season. mas cards will go through the pearance by Metropolitan Oper, (7) Seven Keys (4) Bell Telephone Hour a commercial would have raisei Loew's Drive-In—Devil at 4 and The Increase in religious cards mail, the association says, star Joan Sutherland singing an (9) Bowling (5) Rlverboat eyebrows. But today, as long ai o'clock 7:05; 10:45; Scream of will is enthusiastically applauded by approximately 30 per cent aria from Verdi's opera "Erna- (II) Driver Education (9) Zoorama it's done in good taste, whai Fear 9:25. be religious in design and Dr. Bader. He particularly com- and a ballet de deux tv 2:55- (S) News (11) Seven League Boots harm can a commercial have SAT.-Scream of Fear 7; 15; message. Ten years ago about mends it to parents. Dame Margot Fonteyn and Mi-I:N- (2) Millionaire (IS) Ethel Thorsen on a performer's work, 11:05; Devil at 4 o'clock 9:00. 10 per cent were religious in "Many children learn rather chael Somes is a "must." Sc (4) Young Dr. Malone »:45-(13) Passer-By reach a much larger audience: SON.-Scream of Fear 6:15; theme. The increase has been 10:00— n) Westinghouse soon In their Christian expert tune in here for these special (5) Theater Five and the fact that I promote wine 10:05; Devil at 4 o'clock 8:00. •teady throughout the decade. ence that one of the things peo- treats and for the piano due (7) Queen For A Day Presents | doesn't detract from the enjoy- ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS This year brief and simple ple do is to send and receive Luboshutz and Nemenoff, Doro- (9) Star and Story (7) Target Corruptors ment people might get from messages Inside religious cards Christmas cards," he says. "Par-thy Collins and the Raymon (II) School for Adults (9) Operation World-Wide hearing me sing 'Rlgoletto.' Atlantic — Short 7:00; are used more often than, but ents can be helpful to their chil- Scott Quintet, plus Roy Roger: 1:10- (2) Verdict Is Yours (11) How To Marry a went directly from musical com White Christmas 7:05; 9:1 not to the exclusion of, poems, dren by being sure that the and Dale Evans for variety (4) From These Roots Millionaire cdy ("Most Happy Fella") bad* SAT.—Short 2:00; 7:00; scriptural passages and prayers. Christmas cards they send honor (Color). 9:30 p.m. NBC. (7) Who Do You Trust? (13) Movie to opera and from opera to mu White Christmas 2:10; "May peace and, Joy be yours Christ, whose birthday they are (») Movie sical comedy ("Milk and Hon 9:10. WESTINGHOUSE PRESENTS, 10:30- (4) Here and Now I helping to celebrate In their (11) Abbott and Costello ey") and I don't think it hurl SUN.—Ring of Fire 1:45; "Come Again to Carthage." A (5) Mr. Lucky homes and In their churches.' S'.S5- (2) News me one bit. And I don't third 7:58; Mr, Sardonicus thor Robert Crean has written (9) Movie 4:00- (2) Brighter Day my doing television commercial 6:25; 9:35. sensitive, intelligent, but slow (11) Imposter (4) Make Room For It pays to advertise in The moving story about a nun wh 11:00— (2) News hurts either." KEANSBURG RADIO II Register.—Advertisement. Daddy Weede was the first persoi WABC returns from her convent t (4) News (5) Divorce Hearing Casino - FRI. & SAT. - The WCBS m nurse her dying father, and find; (5) News signed for "Milk and Honey. (7) American Bandstand Comancheros 6:45; 9:15. WHTG 880 herself face-to-face with all th (7) News "I had my home up for sale, (11) Laurel-Hardy and SUN.-The Comancheros 1:45; WNBC 1410 Cabin In The Sky secular problems she had lefl (11) Groucbo he told me, "and I was all se Chuck ' 4:15; 6:45; 9:15. WNEW 660 ictltlc Dr. Atlmtlc Highland! behind. In the hands of a trulj 11:10- (2) Weather . to move to the West Coast—1 WPAT 1130 exceptional cast headed by Pi4: IS- (2) Secret Storm (4) Weather have some property near Sa LONG BRANCH WQXR 030 I COMPLETE SEA per Laurie, Maurice Evans, Ann 4:25-(U) Pinocchio (5) PM East Francisco—when the writers au' Baronet—Bridge to the Sun Open 6:30-Show 7:00 4:39- (2) Edge of Night WOR 1560 FOOD DINNERS Harding, and Joan Hackett, . . . PM West , ditioned the show for me an 4:00; 9:30; Shane 2:00; 7:30. FREE IN CAR HEATERS 710 s a genuinely moving drama o! (4) Here's Hollywood 11:12-(7) Weather * flattered me so much, I changei SAT.—Kiddie Show 2:00; Shane faith. 10 p.m. CBS. (5) Mr. District Attorney 11:15- (2) Movie all my plans. Ultimately, I lool 2:25; 4:25; 8:25; Bridge to the NOW thru SAT, (11) Boro the Clown (4) Jack Paer forward to the day when I cai Sun 6:30; 10:25. HERE AND NOW. Frank Me 4:50— (7) American Newsstand (7) Movie move out to my 65 acres am SUN.—Picnic 2:20; 6:05; 9:45; RADIO STATION Gee covers a timely and inter 4:55- (4) News 11-.30—(11) News forget the whole thing. As il Twinkle & Shine 4:20; 8:00. esting news story tonight when (11) Mr. Peabody 11:40—(11) Movie stands, I'll probably continue do he takes you down to our base (13) News 12:00—(13) News ing musical comedy as long a FREEHOLD at Guantanamo for a glimpse and 5:00- (2) Life of Rlley 12:20- (9) Movie the trend continues of using eld- Strand—The Comancheros 8:50; a chat with some oi the 3,500 (4) Kukla and Ollie 12:35— (2) Movie erly men in leading roles." September Storm 7:00; 10:35. loyal Cuban workers there, (5) Heckle and Jeckla 12:40- (5) News He finds his work in "Milk SAT.—Kiddie Show 2:00; The YOUR good many of them have been (7) I Married .lean 12:45- (5) Mr. and Mrs; North and Honey" about one-third as Comancheros 2:30; 6:00; 9:30; working at the base for years, (9) Space Explorers September Storm 4:30; 8:00. (2) Movie tiring as his work In "The and no act. of sabotage has bee (11) Dick Tracy SUN.—The Comancheros 2:30; 1:80-(2) Movie Most Happy Fella",and con- The Voice of the North Jersey Shor committed despite the turmoil o (U) Junior Town (4) News 6:00; 9:30; September Storm sequently believes he'll be do- 4:30; 8:00. revolution and Castro on thi5:05- (4) Movie 1:05— (4) 13th Hour outside. McGee also interviews Ing some TV work In the near 5:25—(11> Rocky and His 1:15— (5) News County Agent • Rutgers Gardening 12:Z0 PM the Lutheran minister whose dis- future. He also wouldn't mind ASBURV PARK- Friends 1:20— (9) Alamac Newsreel • CO-HIT tress at the "commercialism" ol making Us next Broadway ap- Lyric—Spartacus 8:00. 5:30- (2) Movie 1:25— (9) News and Weather JEFFREY HUNTER EGG PRICES 6:59 AM & 1:03 PM Christmas has been much in thi pearance a straight dramatic SAT. & SUN.-Spartacui 2:00; (5) Felix and Diver Dan i:S0— (7) Movie news. 10:30 p.m. NBC. one. However, he doesn't feel 5:15; 8:30. "MAN TRAP" (7) Highway Patrol 1:35- (4) News (9) Movie there's too much likelihood of Mayfair — Paris Blues 2:55; 1:40— (4) Sermonette (11) Three Stooges his getting any offers. 7; 00; 10:35. PREVUE: Susan 2:30- (7) Staying Young Lions Club Has "If you sing, people always Slade 8:35. FRIDAY EVENING 2:35— (7) Evening Prayer STARTS SUNDAY consider you a singer," he re SAT. & SUN. - Susan Slade 2:55- (2) News Children's Night •:0O- (4) News and Weather marked. "Also in this business 2:25; 4:55; 7:25; 9:55. OPEN 5:3CtSHOW 6:M (7) News 3:00- (2) Give Us This Day you're forgotten almost as quick- LONG BRANCH — Thirty-fiv (11) Popeye ly as you're discovered. Do yoMONTCLAIR 2 SMASH HITS 2 youngsters recently attended a (1J) I Led Three Lives New Jersey is one of the fewknow there are many people to- Clairldge — Cinerama Holiday "7 WOMEN FROM HELL" Children's Night held here by the 8:15- (7) Local News states with climate and soil suit- day who are amazed to lesrn 8:30. "PIRATES OF TORTUGA" Wc[t (Seorgtmt Greater Long Branch Lions Club, S:JO- (7) Weather able to the cultivation of cran- that I sing opera—including a SAT.-Cinerama Holiday 2:00; Sgt. Duane Robinson enter- 6:25- (7) Sports berries. Though early settlers few of the younger people in 8:30. Announces Banquet Prices tained the group with R magic «:J0- (4) Local Newt learned of them through the In-'Milk and Honey.' " SUN.—Cinerama Holiday 2:30; (5) Cartoons dians, it was 1835 before the firsl Fresh Fruit Cup - Soup - Salad - Rolls - Crackers - Butter show. What with his multi-faceted ca 7:30. (7) Rescue 8 bog was set out and they were • V, Broiled Chicken $3.50 • Pot Roast $2,50 Guests also included Vincent P reer, Bob spends a great deal o! (11) Sky King M1DDLETOWN • Turkey 8.00 • Roast Beef (Top Sirloin) $3.00 Lacity, district governor, and not produced on a large scale un his time in theaters and concerl PAUL NEWMAN (IS) Movie- til after the Civil War. Wagon Wheel Playhouse—(Live • Prime Rib $4.00 International Counselor Al Me halls all over the country ani JOANNE WOODWARD Potatoes - Vegetable - Dessert and Coffee Cracken, who is also New Jersej has to do much of his dining a! Performance) FRI. & SAT. - The Mousetrap 8:40. "PARIS BLUES Facilities Up to 250 Persons Lions Club state secretary. restaurants of one sort or other, "It's taught me one very im- ALSO SPECIAL LUNCH PRICES! The smallest piece of territor) portant thing," he said. "Pa- under the U. S. flag is Kingma tronize the same restaurants and RT. 35 WEST DEAL, N. J. Reef, about 1,000 miles south o: get known in them. You'll be (1 mllei south of Eatontown Circle) KE 1-411S Hawaii. It is 150 feet long anc amazed at how much better the First Time at Popular 120 feet wide at high tide. service and the quality of your WEEKDAYS OPEN 6;30-MOVIES AT 7t00 Prices SUNDAVS ONLY-omi S.M-MOWB Af few "SPARTICUS" meals is as compared to that Mnin»-iwaii« sw -Msi w Sf given someone who just drops in Shown only at 8:00 PJVI. anonymously." N0W\S.S&|| COLOR Belle Barth, who has blos- BARONET BRANCH somed from a Miami and Chi- cago cabaret entertainer into "BRIDGE TO national institution, thanks to her THE SUN" well-publicized appearances at FREE INCUR HHlfRS! "SHANE" New York's Roundtable and s CHILDREH'JNDERizrBEE atasi^r performance at Carnegie Hall would like to take a crack al television. But, since Belle is known as an off-color performer, RCA VICTOR nobody in TV seems willing to lamble on her. The odd thing is that in her act COLOR TV Vengeance is obiession of Vera Miles appearing as ma I- at the Roundtable, while much of her material has that same adjusted wife of John Gavin jpon discovery of his ro- amy quality which has turned mance with "other woman" portrayed by Susan Hay- tier records into under-the-count- ward in Fanny Hurst's outspoken story, "BACK STREET" er best-sellers, she closes ner performances with a medley ot starting Sunday afj 4:00 p.m. at fhe Carlton Theatre. DOROTHY COLLINS and THE RAYMOND SCOTT Howard Johnson's QUINTET JOAN SUTHERLAND NOW ENDS SAT. AiktiFw ' Family Specials (Saturday Matinee at 2) iWBERUNS Tre-Christmas Limited Offer. I o o „ 1962 RCA VICTOR COLOR TV Fish Fry o." ° in Deluxe Decorator Golden Pried Fillet of Fish Cabinet by Gordon... 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DALE EVANS Bell Telephone System RED BANK REGISTER Friday, Dec 8, J961- SATURDAY TV SUNDAY TV (II) Main Event (7) Memory Ltae MTUtDtf MORMNO fU:M- (2) My Friend Fllcka SUNDAY MDRNTNO (U) Encounter 1:00- (2) Ed Sullivan (I) Movie (4) Mr. Wizard 7:4t- (4) Sennonette 12:45- (2) Pro Football Kickoft (11) Chsrles Farrell 1:55— (7) Staging Young •ttt- (ft Stnamttt* Poston's 'Zotz' kit- (4) Car 54 10:00- (2) Calender (J) Follow that Mas. 7; 41- (4) Modern Fumur 1:00- (2) Pro Football 1:*- (4) Mofern Ttmn (5) Dr. Albert Burke (4) Say When (7) Funny Manns HOLLYWOOD (AP) - Atten- (5) Off to Adventure (4) Story of Hanukkah I watched one scene, and this (7) Lawman (5) Movie 7:»- (J) Give Ui Thll Day I:0»- (2) News tion, Kitty Carlisle, Johnny Car- may give you a clue. (7) Christophers (5) Movie (4) National Education (11) Adventure Theater (7) Memory Lane 7:»- (I) tfewi son, Betjy White and others of Tom goes to shut the window 1:00- (5) The Way (7) Directions '62 1:00- (2) C,E Theater 10:05-(U) Time For Selene* 7:W-r (2) Sunrise Semester (5) Movie , "To Tell the Truth": I've got in a rainstorm. Standing right (7) Cartoons (11) Continental Minia- J (4) Bonanza 10:20—(Il> Adelante En Eipanol 7:K- (J) Call to Prayer (7) Movie news for you about your panel- outside is Julia Meade, nude. 8:15— (2) Previews tures 10: JO- (2) I Love Lucy 1:»- (2) Accent (5) Open End 7:Sf- (7) Morning Prayer mate, Tom Poston. That's right — the same Julia! 8:20- (2) Give Us This Day 1:30- (4) Eternal Light , (4) Movie (7) Bus Stop (4) Play Your Hunch 8:**- (2) Movie He's out here making this mo Meade who gets all dressed up (S) News and Weather (7) Movie 1:50— (9) Playback (S) Movie (7) Susie (4) Crusader Rabbit vie, see. What kind ol a movie? I to sell those things on Ed Sulli 8:25- (2) News, (11) Libya—New Horizons 1:55- (9) Golf Tips (11) Groucho 10:40—<11> Places In The New* (5) Cartoons van's show. Only now she wasn't; (9) Christophers 1:50- (9) Playback »:10— (1) Jack Benny 11:CO- (2) Jiieo Vilage 2:»- (2) New York Forum 8:30— (2) Amos V Andy (7) Cartoon* (9) Playhouse 60 dressed, up. Not at all. | 1:55- (9) Golf Tips (11) M Squad (4) Price Is Right (5) Movie (5) Light Time B:S»-<5) Just For Fun (11) NFL Highlights To tell the truth, the whole 2:00- (!) Direct Line 10:00— (2) Candid Camera (7) Texan ' (9) Movie (9) Oral Roberts 1:00— (2) Captain Kangaroo J: 00- (5) Jungle Jim - thing was more innocent than it (9) Movie (4) Theatre 62 (9) Herb Sheldon (II) Football 8:45- (4) Library Lions (4) Andy's Gang seemed. I think. Miss Meade was (II) Public Defender (7) Close-up (11) Music Wherever You 2:M- (2) Eye On New York (11) You Are There (5) Cartoons l:«- <») \ewi and Weather actually covered in a flesh-col- 2:10—(11) City Detective Go (4) Pro-Basketball 8:30- (2) Defenders 9:0O- (2) My Little Margie (11) San Francisco Beat felt- W Almanac Newsreel ored bathing suit ("I'd rather 3:00- (4) Open Mind ll:20-(U) Modern Math (7) Movie (4) Tall Man 10:10- (2) What's My Line 9:15- (9) Cartoons have the fans see me in the nude (5) Wonderama (5) Movie 11:25— (5) News 1:00- (2) Movje (5) Divorce Hearing (7) Q. T. Hush (II) State Trooper 9:S0— (4) Pip the Piper than in this dreadful outfit," she (7) Adlal Stevenson 11:90- (2) News 11:30- (2) Your Surprlia 3:30- (5) Movie (7) Leave It to Beaver (9) Uncle Win's Bible (7) Animaland said with carious logic.) (11) Front Page Story Package (7) Movie (9) Movie Stories (4) News (5) Movie 3:30- (7) Movie (5) Senate Report . 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MONEY-Zt LIKE ENTERTAINMENT.' ID A«R YOU , (iOOONtSKT, 5UM! MORROW MORNtUG PRESENTS SOMETHING SOMETHING""! / OF A PROBLEM! 1 By HILL O'MALLEYREVEREND By BILL O'MALLEY BEEGEE,5HAKE HAMD5 Orl,IFORGOTyTO"reLL liifiEER-RMENTIN& THE RYATTS By CAL ALLEYTHE RYATTS By CAL ALLEY A©Tt*l AREM'T EVEM Y O}f .KiTTYY HES MOT 'iw VENDER THEY S*t* ' GETTING TRKSEPV JEVE/4 HO?E YHT/ •TtUJlUCKVPOG.'* u to J|fe sentence for th* MB RED BAffyC REGISTER Friday, Dee. 8, 1961-21 A$k$ "Shock Treatment/ nwder of a min la Elroln. ByCeean Wood listed his addreu u El- "ASTROGUIDE" Classes Present Pupils - Promised Chief Loogo discussed fire saf•• mint. For Sunday. Dmdbw 10 ty and answered questions pre- Gets Sentenced to Death tt later developed that Wood Original Plays Equipment Diiplay pared in advance by the pnpilj. had been paroled from the He also displayed a new light- NEW"7ORK'(AP) —A 50-year-1 was wondering If the Judge earlier murder sentence over Present—For You and SHREWSBURY - A promise weight fireman's helmet. old convicted murderer was] could prescribe shock treatment objections of Elmira officials. Yours • • • Radiations ease ten- In Shrewsbury to demonstrate special fire fight- asked by Queens County Judge for me." sion which built up during the SHREWSBURY — Two original ing equipment was made by Fire The chief said he would ar- Albert H. Bosch yesterday '! he Chief Louis Longo w(jen he ad-range a date for the pupils to The man giggled as Judge Clune Promoted past few adverse days. Origi- plays were presented for the pri- had anything to say before being Bosch solemnly advised him: nality and inventiveness are ac- m«ry department by second dressed the second grade class visit the fire house and see equip- of Mrs. Lorene Loud recently. ment being used. sentenced to death in the elec- "I don't think that's funny. To Vice President cented now. Travel is favorably grade classes recently. tric chair. ; '••'•• "Help Them Help Us." a play It's bad enough that I have to do tlNCROFT -Charles J. Clune, aspcclcd., Changes of residence based on social studies of com- ••Yeah,", replied Frederick what, I have to do." 274 Harvey Aye., has been pro- are advantageously made under munity helpers, was presented by Wood "I got schizophrenia and Wood laughed aloud and moted to vice president by the current transits. Aspects also Mrs. Arthur Peters" class. quipped: "I feel sorry for youChase Manhattan Bank. He Is in accent romance, new friends and RELAX! WASH judge," the bank's trust investment di- A musical program, "Toyland," pleasant experiences. was presented by Mrs. Ver» NOW IN STOCK vision at the head office in New Judge Bosch then sentenced Wise's class. Wood to die in the electric chair York City. .. On December 10, 1962 Scott Future • • • By 19?5, a person Members of the cast in "Help daring the week of Jan. 29. 1910, Giscomo Puccini, famous may be able to board a space HERE IN OUR Them Help Us" were Laurit STAMP CATALOGS "That's real sweet of you Italian composer, was present at rocket in London and arrive in Morison, Raymond Mass, William judge. 1 thank you," the prison' the world premiere of his opera, tw Angeles 40 minutes later! Marx, Robert Trotter, Bonnie er said before he was led away ft. i .„„_. $j.qo Tte rocket, designed to hcW 25 Greenberg, Barr Soltis, Dennis to a prison cell, "The Gill of the Golden West," COIN MACHINES Curley, Roy Snow, Kenneth Koe- at the Metropolitan Opera passengers, is expected to speed (•t, t ...1. _..„.. $8.oo Wood was convicted of beatin nig, John Edwards, Robert Mar- at 12,000 m.pJi. and reach a and stabbing to death Frederick House in New York. Caruso one, Irene Farrell and Deborah peak altitude of 35 miles. Doing tht wt«V» MONMOUTH STAMP Sess, 78, and John Rescigno, 62, sang the leading role, Fitzgerald. AND COIN SHOP in a Queens apartment June 30, Also taking part were San- wash now RIMIM an * 3* Mjuunonlb St., Rrl Bank 1960 — a few days after he ha The Day Under Your Sign dra Aiken, Patricia Rice, Walton been paroled from prison after hour of rtlereotton ARIES (Born Mitch 21 to April If) LIBRA (Sipt. 23 io Oct. 22) Kingsbury, Sharon Curley, Gale ^- ^wi__-^i ^^ ( having served 17 years of a 20' IS ( / (-vWs v AvoiAidd -weuinfi f ywit heMhMtt OfOft your slwel . You have iMiieoMy in ltttpint ymK Mind Recker, Melanie Rimito, Deb- ra»h«r than hours of on tie talk at hud, but make tile el fort ETUI Uumssb depresied, keep your prides orah Seifert, Susan Symmes, Lei- TAURUS (April 20 te May 20) 5COMIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) drudqtry. Try our You notxblr vtn't ftd ,u mil u Trouble loomt on the domestic horixon. la Treadwell, William Nolle, usual, but don't b« curt mth time Avoid subjects tlut eaiua trpuBenta. Mark Rubens and Laurie McNitt. coin wa*h right away. •round TOU* SAGITTARIUS |Nov. 22 TO »«. 21) Open 7:00 A. M. to 11 P. M. 364 Days'. GEMINI IM.yJHt.Jut.. 21) Wlm naKiw ritni for no* mdt, allow The "Toyland" cast members You'll sod the ttiifoiri imptntka Hut plenty of leeway 'or deUys, wers Edward Vogel, Frank Mie- ctexi units cu m JOB. CANCER (Ja» 52 lo July Jl) . CAPRICORN. (DM. 32 ie Ju. 20) lock, Stephen Warner, Ronald Xkn't.cUttt too mttdt froea cwrf as Be uafnl with tto. itt nuoiitj U joa tutry paw tn "woebj" DOT. Bruno, Thomas Feitt, Richard NOW would rtmva in |Md inor. Montgomery, Charles McNally, BiTAM MARKETS AQUARIUS (Jill. 21 io Fob. l»l UO(JuV»f.Au9.2l} Even ttunih you mr not feel to in-John Rodenburg, Nancy Hill, Next to Cake Box and Pete's Barber Shop Be certain with woora you are doling ciined male an effort to attend uurcn. u decision! mold lire leperausiwu. i Deborah Becker, Barbara Hens- TWO VIRGO (Aug. 22 to S.pt. 22) PISCES (Feb. 20 to tvhrck 20] ler, Sharon Quick, Elizabeth Phil- IN LITTLE SILVER Avoid habits and mannerisms Ibat lnnoy Get plenty of rest BO you can Btart ef er, Patricia Bruscella, Lester or olfend members of your family. the work veek tomorrow with a bans. LOCATIONS! C1961, TieH Enlerprltw. Inc. Smith, Donna Langc, Patricia Charles J. Clune Dean, Jacqueline Smith, Diana Mr. Clune has been in trust Gregg, William Robinson, Ed- work since he joined the bank in prepared and sponsored by theward Henthorn, Mark Schissler 1950. He was appointed invest- Movie Program organization. and John D'Aloia. I ment officer in 1958 and assist- Mrs. Henry Sutz was named ant vice president in I960. For Pupils Set The pentathlon has been added DONALD'S GOIN-0-MATIC Joint Council representative to to the women's 1964 Olympic pro- He is a member of the Mon- RAIUTAN TOWNSHIP - The replace Mrs. Edward J. Wyan, 54 N. Irldga Ava. Newman Springs Rd. FREE 8OZ. mouth County Republican Com- gram at Tokyo. It consists of children of the Cove Road School who resigned. Mrs. Max Scher mittee and is chairman of the the 200-meter run, 80-meteri will be treated to a movie at thewas named safety chairman. RED BANK RED BANK JAR JELLY! completion committee of St. LeoKeyport Strand, Dec. 26 at 1:30 hurdles, shot put, high lump and II the Great Catholic Church build- p.m.; Mrs. Harold Rubin, presl. An appeal was made (or mer-broad jump. You receive your third Jar of ing fund here. dent of the Parent-Teacher Or- chandise stamps, which are be- Jelly FREE when you buy two ganization, anncunced at the ing collected by the committee. Open tvery night 'til 9:30 Dec. 4 executive board meeting Stamps can be brought to the Jan at our special price! Holiday Safety in the school. school or given to any member. The program will feature A Christmas grab bag was con- Franklin ; Cross* & Blackwell Folder Offered "Keystone Cops," "The Three ducted and refreshments in the MATAWAN — The Fire Pre- Stooges" and other cartoons. holiday motif were served. Simon vention Bureau of the Matawan Tickets will be distributed at the The next regular meeting, Fire Department will distribute school. Monday, will feature singing by JELLY 2 for 49c a folder to every house in the Plans for a recreation program the first grade students and MIX "EM OR MATCH 'EM borough during the coming week. for students were also an- The folder is entitled "A Happy nounced. musical selections by members and Fire-Safe Christmas". It "Cove Road School PTO News- of the choral group of the town HAUNTING . CHOICE OF GRAPE, CRABAPPLE, MINT, contains rules for safety. letter" has been selected as the ship Woman's Club music depart 1 CHERRY, BLACKBERRY OR APPLE . . . Chief Joseph Vaccarella re- name for the publication to be ment. . ENIGMA ported the progress in firematic training in the department during JERSEY AND CHIFFON the past year. Philip Kramer, George Hudson, Robert Figel, Carl Rizzi and Richard Hackman MOLLY PITCHER HOTEL 45.00 attended the New Jersey State Fire College held in Sea Girt, and Chiefs George Petrosky and A dream of great Douglas Ward attended the Sea- side Heights sessions of the fire grace, as romantic college for chiefs and officers. The following meetings are as the ta(es of scheduled during December: Scheherazade, 11th, Midway Auxiliary Christ- mas party; 12th, Washington En- magical as moon- gine Co. and Relief Meeting; 13th, Hook and Ladder Co.; 14th, light, memorable as M. E. Haley Hose Co.; 28th, Board of Fire Officers; 31st a first night. Midway New Year's party. Members of the Midway Hose Black matte jersey Company who are planning to at tend the New Year's party are bodice, beaded asked to contact ex-Chief Law. torso, white silk rence Bacbman for reservations. chiffon skirt. PRESERVING THE JOY OF THE SEASON Sizes 8 to 16, Christmas is properly a season of gladness and of gaiety. As by Jamian. such it should be preserved from all possibility of grief, especially grief as forethought can pre- vent. To attain this end, care GAY AND GLORIOUS NEW should be exercised in the selec- tion of gifts for children, to be YEAR'S EVE PARTY sure that they are not potential iources of injury or illness. We IN THE FRENCH BALLROOM! should remember that toys with DELUXE DINNER sharp points or edges may pro- (Dress Optional) duce penetrating or slashing (1DP.M. US A.M.) wounds; lead-based paint on toys DANCING and children's furniture may, if (From t P.M, 'Til Cleilnj) $ gnawed by toddlers, produce lead '50 poisoning; and small objects may FAMOUS ORCHESTRA bo swallowed with serious, even Incidental Entertainment 7 tragic, results. All electrical connections on equipment and Nolsetnaken-Souvmln Per Person Franklin • Tax Includad games should be scrutinized for (Fun For All) iafety factors. All mobile toys should be such as the child can PLEASE MAKE RESERVATIONS Muwn easily and effectively control. AS EARLY AS POSSIBLE . . . SH 7-2500 Christmas is a feast of delight OPEN HOUSE AT THE BAR for children. It,is the responsi- bility of adults to make certain, SPECIAL PURCHASE therefore, that Christmas poses MOLLY PITCHER HOTEL YOU NEVER SPOIL A SHOT no threat for children's health or safety. Keep Christmas, merry (The Gem of the Atlantic Ocean) 12 PERFECT PICTURES OUT OF 12 by keeping it safe. 88 RIVERSIDE DRIVE • RED BANK AIL Ton can't make a mistake with the Infallible . . . —Michael S. Newlohn, M.D. 4he electric eye way to shoot perfect slides or snap* •hols in full color or black and white. All you do is pout, and press the button. No focusing—sets itself WEATHER for the right exposure automatically. Camera, flash ftm.and case available in rich black or smart tweed. COATS PUBLIC 15.00 AUCTION SALE Terrific snow, sleet, or shine coats FINE FURNITURE in hooded, trench, and chesterfield Eafontown Circle Discount Furniture styles, including Rt. 35, Eatonfown (Opp. MonmouHt Shopping Center! zip-out orlon acrylic and sherpa linings. DECEMBER 8th and 9th Sizes 6 to 18 No Cash in the group. Needed- Your FRIDAY 8:00 P.M. FOR FINB Credlt b DIAMONDS Good! SATURDAY 10:30 A.M. and 8:00 P.M. 65 Bread St. Red Bank In preparation for the tale, the showroom will bo closed until Friday, 5:00 P.M. OPEN EVERY NIGHT UNTIL CHRISTMAS Mfc*r. •torn: Perth Ambor. Morrlttottn, Somtnlllr, riftJnfleld, Dover. Dick Charlins, Auctioneer PRospect 4-3829 Mtala Puk, New Brnniwlck, Trenton ud Levlllomi. P.. Monmouth Shopping Center, faiontotrn—LI 2 3S25 AP All-America Team Massive Line Averages 2321/2; ALL-AMERICA *19 61 Stephens QB on Dream Team NEW YORK (AP) - A giant Alabama, tackle; Roy Winston, Lance Alworth, Arkansas; and pus and then at game's end Use averaging 232^4 pounds to Louisiana State and Dave Behr- Bill Ray Adams, Mississippi. knocked down one paw with the , the man and one of the most man, Michigan State, guard; and At least two of the first team receiver in the clear near the brilliant backrields of recent Alex Kroll, Rutgers, center. are outstanding students—Kroll, goal, and finally intercepted a years feautre the 1961 Associated The team was chosen on,, the a Phi Beta Kappa candidate who pass on his two, Press All-Amerlcta football team. recommendations of 49 sports led Rutgers to its first unbeaten The small man on the forward b the backfleld are Sandy writers and iportscasters rep- season since 1869 when, with wall is Miller—192 pounds and 6- Stephens, Minnesota; Ernie Da- resenting the eight NCAA dis- Princeton, it originated the game, 2. He makes up hi agility and vii, Syracuse; Tames Saxton, tricts on a proportionate basil, and Olaen, en honor student in drive for what he lacks in power. business administration. Jim Saxton Bob Ferguson Emit Davis Alix Kroll Sandy Sttphcni Texu; and Bob Ferguson, Ohio taking into account the complete This season he caught 41 passes TEXAS MINNESOTA State. season's performances. The first team backfield has for 640 yards and two touch- OHIO STATE SYRACUSE RUTGERS downs, and In his career h Merlin Olsen of Utah State at] The keenness of the competition everything—power, finesse, snagged 102 for 1,448 asd eighl MS, playing tackle, is the big- for the backfield potts may be cltement, passing ability, and touchdowns all Miami records. gest member of the forward wall Judged by the sparkling characte: poise. that Includes Jerry Hlllebrand, of the second team ball carrier: The power comes front Fergu- Hlllebrand at the other end was Colorado, and Bill Miller, Miami —Roman Gabriel, North Carolina son and Davis. a superb defender and place of Florida, ends; Bill Neighbors, State; Pat Trammell, Alabama; Ferguson, meeting th» toughest kicker for Colorado entirely aside kind of competition in the 1 from catching 17 passes for 2S2 Ten, made 938 yards in 202 car- yards. He scored 49 points on four ries for a 4.< average, and scored touchdowns, three field goals, 14 11 touchdowns. "The beat fullback PATs, and one pass conversion. I ever coached, a real good block- Neighbors, a 229-pound tackle, er, a team leader, and an inspira- was the key man in Alabama's ELECTRONICS tional leader," says coach, defense, the tightest in the na- PARTS* Woody Hayes. tion, which allowed only 2.: Davis, first Negro ever to win points per game and a scant av the Helsman Trophy, broke the erage 55 yards In rushing. Olsen was called by the Hew Bill Millar Martin OUan Roy Winston Davs) Bahrmon Bill Neighbors Jsrry Hillebrand redoubtable Jimmy Brown's ca- MIAMI UTAH STATE LOUISIANA STATE MICHIGAN STATE AlABAMA COLORADO ELECTRONICS reer record for total offense at York professional Giants' scout, Syracuse with 3,414 yards as Jim Lee Howell, the finest col- against 3,225 for Brown and legiate lineman in the country. Hi THE ALL-AMERICA TEAM FOR 1961 — Here are ih* members of the 1961 Associated Pre.i All-America football WONDERFUL GIFTS FOR scored 220 points In three years to won one ot the eight Blaik W team. Endi are Bill Miller, Miami, and Jarry Hillebrand, Colorado. The tackles are Merlin Oltm, Utah State, and fellowships and hopes to mix Brown's 187, graduate studies and pro-foot- Bill Neighbori, Alabama. Tha guards: Roy Wtntton, Louisiana State, and Dave Behrman, Michigan State, Can- Saxton, who runs like a water- ball. CHRISTMAS! bug in spectacular spurts, made tar it Alex Kroll of Rutgers. Backs art Jim Saxton, Texait Ernie Davis, Syracuse; Bob Ferguion, Ohio State, and 846 yards in 107 carries and was Behrman, called "Big Bear" Sandy Stephens, Minns-iota. (AP Wirephoto) Orft Suggestion for Hie Week termed by coach Darrel Royal because of his 247 pounds on a 6- as "the quickest athlete I've ever 4 frame, played guard, tackle, FIRST TEAM C W H TRANSISTOR known." As one opponent said: and center and was equally good E-Jferry Hlllebrand, Colorado Sr. 241 64 Davenport, Iowa at offense and defense. Winston, E-Bill Miller, Miami (Fla.) Sr. 192 8-2 McKeesport, Pa. Colts-Rams, Giants-Eagles "If you miss him the first time T-Merlln Olsen, Utah State Sr. 265 8-8 Logan, Utah RADIOS he comes by it's foolish to chase 225-pounder at the other guard post, was rated the best line- T-BU1 Neighbors, Alabama Sr. 229 Ml Northport, Ala. him. In the first place, you can't FROM $9.95 man In the South and also was G-Roy Winston, Louisiana State Sr. 225 6-1 Baton Rouge, La. catch him, and in the second, if G-Dave Behrman, Michigan State Jr. Battles Top NFL Schedule used equally on offense and de- 247 6-4 Dowaglac, Mich. with ease, phones, battery you just stay there where you Sr. 228 6-2 Leechburg, Pa. fense. C—Alex Kroll, Rutgers are, he may come by again." B—Sandy Stephens, Minnesota Sr. 21S 64 Uulontown,Pn. By The Associated Press he season's opener from Los An< If you're not sura of what to get that Saxton furnishes the fire- The bespectacled Kroll, who al- B—Ernie Davis, Syracuse Sr. 218 6-2 Elmira, N. Y. The Baltimore Colts can >clcs, 27-24, after trailing 24-10 so won a Blalk fellowship, called B—James Saxton, Tews Sr. 1M 5-U Palestine. Tex. it halftime. Steve Myhra's 39- works, Stephens provides strengthen their chances of fin- electronics man In your house make It a the defensive signals for Rutgers. B-Bob Ferguson, Ohio State Sr. 217 64 Troy, Ohio rard field goal gave the Colts calm leadership. Termed ishing second in the National His bruising offensive play was heir victory margin. Coast Gift certificate x>ach Murray Warmath, "the best SECOND TEAM Football League's Western Divi-, responsible for opening big holes 1 "We were lucky to beat the two way quarterback in the coun- E—Gary Collins, Maryland Notre Dame; Hal Erlcksen, Geor- slon tomorrow by beating the in the opposing line through Sams in Baltimore," said Colts try," Stephens gets most of the E—Pat Richter, Wisconsin gia Tech; Rod Guillot, LSU; Bit, Rams in'Los Angeles. which the Rutgers backs :oach Webb Ewbank. "All the credit for sending Minnesota to T—Ed Blaine, Missouri ly Ray Jones, Mississippi; How- The Rams, in turn, need a vifr streaked. ireaks went against them. We tie Ross Bowl. His big day was T—Steve Barnett, Oregon ard Benton, Mississippi State; tory over the third-place Colts to! i*ut« . f i BIRCH WE. Among second team members scpect this week's game to be Just in Minnesota's 53-0 victory over G—Mike Ingrain, Ohio State . Joe Bob Isbell, Houston; Dean aid In their effort to escape the who challenged for first is tough." Michigan when he set a school G—Dave Watson, Georgia Tech Garrett, Arkansas; Ray Schoenke, Western cellar, which they now ELECTRONILSLJLITTLE SILVER team posts were two great ends, record for offense with 304 yards, C—Ron Hull, UCLA SMU; John Treadwell, Texas; share with tha Minnesota Vik- Gary Collins of Maryland and Pat 1 including a 63 yard touchdown B—Roman Gabriel, North Herb Adklns, Baylor; Wayne ings. Baltimore's record is seven COMPLETE run, and a 46 yard touchdown: Richter of Wisconsin. Freiling, Texas A&M; Jim Le- Carolina State victories and five fosses while compte. North Carolina; Jean the Rams have won three and BATTERY SERVICE B—Pat Trammell, Alabama Berry, Duke; Mickey Ording, Mn—HtmM—Unluif* OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS 'TIL 10 P. M. B—Lance Alworth, Arkansas lost nine. To Honor Buc, Oregon; Britt Williams, Southern The game will be televised na- B—Billy Ray Adams, California; Tom Walsh; Stanford; DOUGLAS ELECTRIC CO. Mississippi tionally (CBS, 4:30 p.m., EST) SI KMT mONT STRICT Jim Skaggs, Washington; John and is the only NFL action to- MP BANK T.L SH 7-OiM Casey Cridders THIRD TEAM Hewitt, Navy; Rich Ross, VII- E—Greg Mather, Navy morrow. Ail other clubs play laaova; Mike Casp, Army; Joe Sunday, the headllner being the RED BANK — Th» football' E—Hugh Campbell, Washington Romlg, Colorado; Dan Celonl, STOP IN AND teams of Red Bank and Red Bank Stale collision between the New York Iowa State; Tony Day, Columbia; Giants and Philadelphia Eagles Catholic High Schools will be hon- T—Art Gregory, Duke Bill Swinford, Harvard; Eric Er- In Philadelphia. SEE US IN OUR ored at a dinner Monday at 7i T-Bob BeU, Minnesota dossy, WiUiam and Mary; Keith! The Giants and the Eagles are p.m. given by Local 39 of the Pa G—Stan Sczurek, Purdue Melenyzer, West Virginia; deadlocked for first place in the TREMENDOUS NEW trolman's Benevolent Association G-Larry Vlgnall, Pitt Charles Wright, Wichita; Ken Eastern Division with 9-3 marks, and the youth committee of the C-Larry Onestl, Northwestern Reed, Tulsa; Willie Redmond, SHOWROOM Everything local Elks Lodge. and the victor can do no worse B-Eddie Wilson, Arizona Utah State; Daryl Mathews, Wy- than tie for the title. The dinner will be in the Elks' B—John Had), Kansas oming. In other Sunday games, It's building. Thirty grldders from B—Benny McRae, Michigan Backs - Bill Tilplett, Miami Cleveland, (8-4) at Chicago (6-6), each equad will be feted. B—Dave Hoppmann, Iowa Slate (Ohio); Jerry Gross, Detroit; Green Bay (10-2) at San Fran- EXCEPT Patrolman Franklin White Is George Salmes and Sherman HONORABLE MENTION cisco (6-5-1), Dallas (4-7-1) at St. chairman of the affair. On the Lewis, Michigan State; Ron Mill-, Ends — Les Traver, Notre Louis (5-7), Minnesota (3-9) at committee with him are Patrol- er, Wisconsin; Dave Ralmey, Dame; Larry Vargo, Detroit; Detroit (7-4-1) and Pittsburgh man Raymond Patterson of the Michigan; Marv Woodson, Indi- ack Etwell, Purdue; Tom Hall, (5-7) at Washington (11-1). PBA, and Patrick Vaccarelli and ana; Matt Szkowny and Joe Wil- SHREWSBURY Edmund Hanlon of the Elks Club. Minnesota; Tom Perdue, Ohio Green Bay won the Western State; George Mans, Michigan; liams, Iowa; Bill Munsey, Minne- The two organizations honored Division championship for the sec- MOTORS Cloyd Webb, Iowa; Tom Hutch- sota; John Mummey, Ohio State; the football teams last year at Angelo Dabiero, Notre Dame; ond straight year last week-end SHREWSBURY AVL separate dinners. mson, Kentucky; Cave Edwards, by edging the Giants, 20-17. 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Ready to the school lunch program and starchplant facilities and for use overnment under the surplus («hort) sod program. 12.She*pUke money the food programs for the needy. as feed for livestock. 13.Blaie 5. Fiaher- 23/Bam Purchases Walter, through office aides At that time, the Easton, Pa 14. Bishop's man'» Previously, Walter's office re- weapon owl WASHINGTON