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uiuid ittllr, Htntxt ttwrac* Wit!. Sauna Cup* VOL. 85, NO. 121 Paid « 8*1 Bttk u>4 u M41UOUI llaUInf OKI RED BANK, N. J., WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1962 7c PER COPY PAGE Monmouth Regional Addition Voted Doutife Ask .4 Million NEW SHREWSBURY - Vot- state has to change. I would in Trenton for a new tax base, The president of the Board of by this vote are the studeotfifc:/' ers yesterday defeated the pro- like to see the people who that will take some of the toad Education, Gordon W. Bartie the school. We cannot malgjjffi " posal to build a $1,790,000 ad- worked so hard against this of school costs off home own- said: the level of quality of educa- dition to the Monmouth Re- referendum work just as hard ers." '/' , "The people who have lost tion we have here now without gional High School by 220 votes the rooms and the educational Budget for Schools out of a total of 1,828 votes tools to do it with. The voter*";' cast. , did not give us what we need; MIDDLETOWN - The Board budget would raise the local tax custodial and maintenance per- The tally against the school the children are. going to take of Education introduced a ten- rate 23 cents per $100 assessed sonnel and a new vice principal was 1,028 to 808. < it on the chin." ' tative 19634964 school budget of valuation. in the high school. Traditionally "pro - school" Up To Voters $5,427,797 last night. The current rate is $2.68. Thi The'board also has increased New Shrewsbury turned down Neither Mr. Bartie nor any The proposed budget is $735,- includes the school, county and its expenditures for books, sup- the school addition in every other school board member 068 higher than' the current oper- municipal rate. Mr. Davidheiser plies and library books. polling place, to give a total would say what the future plans ating budget. The proposal will said his rate estimate was based Guide Raised vote of 704 against the proposal of the board are about the de- require a tax levy of $3,837,834. on assessed valuations in the to 511 in favor. The board raised its teacher feated school addition. The new tax levy is $635,533 township of $200 million. Eatontown districts 1 and 3, salary guide by $200 on each step 'The voters decide this ques- more than the tax' levy required The bulk of the increase in the hi all categories. Thus teachers balloting at the fire house gave tion, not the school board," to meet the current budget. new.budget covers pay hikes for will receive an average pay boost a narrow margin in favor of one said. "The voters have James' W. Davidhelser, board teachers administrators and cus- of $400. This is composed of the the proposal — 171 to 167. Dis- spoken. This means that no secretary, estimated that the todians; funds for new teachers, $200 guide raise plus the annual tricts 2 and 4, however, voting matter what we do, there will $200 increment. at Memorial School turned it be double sessions here for at The new salary guide provides down by 135-71. The borough least two years. That's what the the following ranges: bachelor's total was 302-242 against. electorate voted for and so it HA,Mrs.Wason degree-$4,800 to.$7,9M; master's Shrewsbury Township gave its appears that's what they want.", degree~$5,000 to $8,400; and usual favorable vote, but by The Turn-out master's degree plus 32 credits— a narrower margin than usual, The votes were cast in Ea- $5,200 to $8,900. 54-21. tontown by 25 per cent of those Continue Battle The board plans to hire 46 new New Shrewsbury Results eligible - 544 out Of 2,143 teachers; another librarian, five registered. •••:.•• incident to City Council last night New Shrewsbury's four poll- LONG BRANCH-Though con- custodians, two maintenance Unexpected Contrast and asked that the city legal de- ing places turned in these re- tending she was a legally-ap- workers plus the. assistant high In New Shrewsbury, 45'per partment do "end this dictatorship sults: Tinton Falls, 177 for and pointed member, Councllwoman school principal. cent of the voters went to the Lucy Wilson, was rebuffed yester- of the Housing Authority over 277 against; Wayside, 13 for The budget is based on an an- polls - 1,215- out of 2,721 reg- day by the city Housing Authority the wishes of City Council as the and 80 against; Swimming Riv- GRIM TIDINGS —Result! of last night's voting on tha Monmouth Regional High ticipate enrollment of 11,300 pu- istered. ••••••; when she tried to take part in an elected representatives of the er, 153 for and 222 against, and pils. The current enrollment is School addition proposal are bad news to these supporters of the plan viewing the In Shrewsbury. Township, authority meeting. people." Sycamore School, 16B for and set at 10,489. final tally in the high school. Proposal wat defeated by a vot» of 1,02?,.to 808. votes were cast by 19 per cent When she refused to leave, the : Mayor Thomas L. MoClintock 175 against. The board also plans to pur- of the electorate — 75 out of five men on the authority voted said the position of the authority At the high school, a good- Left to right are Philip Pickering, 14, a freshman in the school; Gordon Bartie, prei- chase three new schools buses. 339 registered. unanimously to. adjourn. They was "high handed and imperti- sized group of citizens gathered It will turn in two old buses as ident of regional Board of Education and Mrs. John M. Kline, Hop* Rd.. New walked out leaving her alone in nent." He said it had no righl to watch the election results In an unexpected contrast to tradeins on the new ones. Shrewsbury, wife of fha chairman of the Setter Education Committee. the audience seats. to veto any appointment by the come in with the Board of Ed- (See ADDITION, Page 2) Besides taxes, the board has Chairman Daniel J. Maher said council. The council took no for- ucation. mal action, however.' appropriated $200,000 from sur- Just after the final count, the authority had "refused to plus and anticipates receiving meet In, her presence" on grounds Actually Mrs. Wilson's authority a school boy, Philip Pickering, a $1,153,963 in state aid. It also there with his father, ran, to •he was not member, that her status is in a sort of limbo. anticipates receiving $200,000 in appointment had never "been con- She was appointed in October tell the news to his music teach- tuition for Keansburg High er, Fred C. Carusoe, who was firmed by the city, the Depart' to succeed Rev. Herbert L. Linley School students. ment of Housing, or the Depart- who had moved to Las Vegas. entering the school. ment of Conservation and Eco- The cleric's letter of resignation Public Questions "We failed," he said, near Icy Weather Holds nomic Development." CIty Manager Richard J. The current expense section of tears. "They voted against the Mr. Maher said he "lilies" Mrs.Len was read to council at a the budget is set at $4,642,335. school." Wilson, but that she is "very con- caucus but never, as far as can Capital outlay is set at $108,501 "We didn't fail," the teacher troversial." He said since she is be determined so far, at an of- while $678,941 has been budgeted replied calmly. "They failed," in litigation with the authority ficial meeting before the Wilson for debt service. Board members and citizens over values of her properties ac- tppointment. The board also is asking voter who had worked for the refer- quired in the authority's Shrews- 4 tot Vote approval -on three other items. endum were dejected or angry, in bury Riverfront redevelopment The. vote on Mrs. Wilson's ap- One involves transfer of $10,000 according to their natures. project, she could not serve. pointment was 4 to 3 and came from the current expense ac- Tears were seen in the eyes Reporb Incident when there were two council va- count to capital outlay to be ap- of Philip's elders. It will be cold and breezy hour northwest winds today, Mr. Mrs. Wilson told reporter* she cancies. Both have since been plied toward construction of a "As long as the school mon- Monmouth County today.as ui Martin said. . - I was informed by the chairman filled. running track behind the ey Is the only tax the people seasonably icy weather and gusty Cold as it is today, it was a (he could neither attend an au- When Councilman Samuel A. school. This will.not require ad- can -vote against, the schools raw winds hoi* a vise-like grip lot colder- two years ago this thority meeting nor look at min- Marks, who opposed her appoint- ditional tax money. are going to get it in the neck,"' on most of the eastern two-thirds date. Weather Bureau records! utes of past meetings. She said ment, asked far • legal opinion The second question asks ap- Bud Gottesman, a member of of the nation. ' show the" temperature on Dec. proval to raise an additional $?,• the Better Education Commit- 1960, reached a low of 10. she wa« told this applied to htf last month, City Attorney Louis With temperatures expected 500 for construction of garage tee ot New Shrewsbury, said. Yesterday's high was 37, and u an authority "member." aAita» made • qualified report hover near zero tonight'and and storage building at the high ' "It was more than a debate the low was 16, giving Monmouth councllwoman, tod as a ordunrj •<• taW. la effect, no vacancy chance of snow predicted for- Fri school. The third items asks for over money," Frank Weinheim- County an average temperature taxpayer. ;<*i*«d when Mrs. Wilson was day, there appears little prospec an additional $15,000 to go to- er, school superintendent, said. of 15 degrees below normal for The councllwoman reported the (Stt BATHE, Page 2) of an immediate general break wards a stadium construction "There has been « ^lich said the day, Mr. Martin said. Bie •bone-chilling weather. fund at the high school. The about double session*, group- Record low temperatures were board started th? fund last year ing, class sizes, and so forth The temperature reached the reported in most of the East for PlannedCommunity when voters okayed a siaiilar ap- during the discussions over this season's low at 6:55 o'clock this the second straight day—10 days propriation. referendum; I just wonder if morning, when it registered a col in advance t)P the official start of A public hearing on the fudget this was not a vote against the 14 degrees.- " the winter Zoning Endorsed will be held in January. :A def- philosophy of education here." And William D. Martin, Lonj Heavy Snow inite date will be announced. ' "Here is a community that Branch Weather Bureau fore- In the snow-covered sections of The board will meet at an ad- normally votes' for education, caster, predicts temperatures to- MARLBORO TOWNSHIP - also said some of the facilities thenortheast posnded by storms journed session Wednesday night night will range.from 10 to zero Planned communities will be per- in the seven steps are duplicated and they have voted this down," for nearly a week, more heavy to award contracts for construc- along, the coast, and reach five mitted in this municipality if the if the developer builds on a the superintendent continued. snow fell. Weary highway crews tion of nine room addition to the below zero inland. Township Committee adopts an larger than 400-acre tract. 'This is another good indica- struggled to keep th main ar | Middletown Village School. e ordinance recommended by the Mr. MoCue did not elaborate tion that the tax base of this There will te 10 to 15 mile nei teries open. Snow depths meas- Planning Board here last night. on his stand opposing the meas- A total of 42 contractors sub- ured eight feet in parts of hard- The board recommended that ire. mitted bids on various phases of hit northeast Ohio. • the construction. ' on developments of over 100 -acres Mr. Rappa said the developer The main core of the arctic ai The low bidder in each cate- the lot size be reduced from the could build a "self-supporting School to Enforce centered in the North Central re- gory was: general construction— present half-acre requirement on community," with its own facili- gion. Brisk winds powdered the Donate Construction a seven-step scale if the develop- ties such as fire department, strap- sub-zero cold southward to th Bank; $115,632; iron er supplies schools and other pub- ping center and schools. He ex- iulf Coast and eastward to thi lic facilities. plained that residents of the com-work — 'Raynor Machine mmunizationRule Appalachians. Far below zero The resolution was adopted by munity would still pay taxes to Shrewsbury, $4,050;, heating and ventilating — William Towers, RED BANK — Dr. M. Gregg ucation's ruling. Deadline for marks were reported in the Da • 6-2 vote. the township. Little Silver, $25,837; plumbing- Hibbs, superintendent of the shots was Dec. 3. kotas, Minnesota and Wisconsin, Chairman Frank Rappa de- The facilities that are to be Thomas Barhant, West End, $14,- schools, said last night a moth- He said the woman, whose ranging to as low as -18 in Huron, scribed the proposal as "The provided to decrease lot sizes are 837; and electricalwork — Vena er who would not permit her identity he declined to reveal, S. D. greatest thing that ever happend the following: land for school Electric Co., Cliffwood, $13,380. three children to take polio im- had objected for "personal rea- Below zero marks were general In Monmouth County." sites and build schools; addi- munization shots would receive in the Midwest and edged to nea The total of the low -bids is sons" to. the injections. . - COLD, COLD —If. further proof is. n«d»d that Board members J. Douglas Alt tional school sites; fire house and a truancy warning today. lero in some' southern states. Th facilities; church sites, and 1173.736 which officials said was In an unrelated discussion, • and Committeeman Charles T. Dr. Hibbs said he would ask iercing winds which swept vast winter is on th» way the<8 North Adams, Masi,., school- derground public utility facilities in excellent figure. Dr. Herman O. Wiley j boand McCue did not agree and voted Mrs. Agnes Schwenker, at- areas made the weather more boys discovered it. Checking up on icicles formed at installation. The board announced that the member, pointed out that the against the measure. tendance, director, to warn the miserable. seven room addition to the Bay- board-'s policy requires only two Hairpin Turn on the Mohawk Trail are William Elder, Mr. Alt said he could not see If the developer* follows these mother of three school age view School would be ready for immunizations, but that four The southland shivered in thi the reductions being permitted steps and builds on over 400 children that failure to comply PeterTefft and* Peter R. Trabold, Jr. (AP Wirophoro) use Jan. 1, are needed for adequate im- ;eason's coldest weather. It was In the lot sizes with the provi- acres, he may also build neigh- with a school directive requir- munization against the disease: ear zero In sections of North The board is expected to act on sion that lots could be as small borhood shopping centers and ing two immunization snots Carolina, Kentucky, Arkansas and Wednesday on bid received for The board.agreed to a minor as 8,000 square feet or five homes multiple family units. If the de- could result in court action. \ ""ennessee and in mountain areas veloper fulfills these require- a package sewer plant for the change in its policy on the to aa acre. . The three students, two of f northern Georgia and Ala- ments, he may build on lot sizes Harmony and Thome Schools. polio, smallpox and diphtheria Station Service Tailor Made' whom attend the high school >ama. ranging from the present half- Low bid on this project was sub- injections. Students who pre- He added, "This appears to be and another River Street. sent evidence that immunization Florida reeled from the ab- tailor-made for Levitt" (mass acre to one-fifth of an acre. mitted by Anthony Camp, this place He offered to do the proj- School, have been barred from series have been initiated will rarmally low temperatures for housing developer in neighboring Mr. Rappa explained that the classes because they had not be admitted to the school until the second, consecutive day. The Cut Is Defended Matawan Township). Mr. Alt (See ZONING, Page 2) cct for $47,944.20. complied the the Board of Ed- time for re-immimization. jitter cold—for Florida—threat- :ned winter vegetables In the NEWARK - The New York take the request to the Board ol South. Damage to crops varied and Long Branch Railroad and Commissioners. but sonie estimates are in the its part owner, the Jersey Cen- Taking the stand for the rail* road were Robert Frederickson, Nicosia Announces millions of dollars. No serious tal Railroad, yesterday main- damage was reported immediate- assistant to the president of Jer- ained that their financial status •to citrus crops. . sey Central and a Little Silver necessitates the curtailment of councilman, and R. M. Dorshei- Plan Board Choices Beaches Bare station service at Red Bank, Lit- mer, supervisor of stations for The beaches in south Florida tle Silver and Elberon, and tbat both railroads,. RED BANK — Mayor-elect for the. establishment of public ; were bare and the tourists were the curtailments would not Keith Present Benedict R. Nicosia last night an- housing facilities here. clothed In newly bought sweaters seriously inconvenience travelers. nounced he would appoint Fran- They were questioned for mora Is Attorney- Mid coats yesterday. Miami's 38 cis X. Kennelly; 8 Highland Ave. A hearing on the matter, or- than four hours by railroad coun- Mr. Kennelly U an attorney ibove was a record low for Dec. dered by the state Board of Pub- and Richard L. Johnson, 58 with the firm of O'Mara,. Schu- sel Earl J. Harrington and th» 1. It was 48 this morning. lic Utility Commissioners, was protesting attorneys: William J. West Westside Ave., to the Plan mann, Davis & Lynch, Jersey New low temperatures for the eft hanging pending a possible O'Hagan for Deal and Ocean ning Board. City. He moved here in April, late were set yesterday in many idjournment to Monmouth Coun- Township; Benjamin Gruber lor The two men will occupy seats 1961, previously residing here for ictlons of the Icy belt. The mer-ty- •'•.'. the local Order of Railroad Te- to be vacated by Mr. Nicosia and one year about six years ago. ury continued its downward Councilman • elect Daniel J. After cross examining the rail- legraphers; City Attorney Louis The attorney was a leading plunge during the night and early bads' witnesses, attorneys from R. Aiklns of Long Branch, and O'Hern,' who as Democrats will spokesman earlier this year for morning, threatening record lows be in the minority when Borough he shore area asked for the Milton A. Mausner representing a group of neighborhood residents for today. Council reorganizes in January. :ontlnuatlon at Long Branch or Red Bank, Middletown. Rumson, who'opposed during public hear- No council confirmation will be ts vicinity. In order to» present Fair Haven, Shrewsbury, New ings a zone change allowing for needed for the appointments. League Will heir witnesses — local railroad Shrewsbury, Little Silver and the construction of garden apart- patrons. ....,.' Oceanport, all members of tha As mayor Mr. Nicosia auto- ments on Spring St. property Municipal Public Service Co-or- Hearing Examiner Walter T. matically will have a seat on the owned by Mayor Peter W. Falvo. tudy Charter dinating Committee. rtcGrath, director of PUC's dlvi- board. Councilman Thomas F. He is a graduate of St. John's MIDDLETOWN - The League lion of railroads, said he would (See STATION, page 2) Oakley is council's present liaison Law School, Brooklyn, and Ford- Women Voters announced member of the board. ham University, New YprkJ ist night that the question of Mr. Johnson, a mechanical en- Mr..Johnson, a native of North township charter study 'will be gineer employed by the Signal Carolina, is a graduate of the laced on the group's agenda. Today's Index Research and Development Lab- North Carolina Agricultural and The unit voted to explore the oratory, Fort Monmouth, is a Technical College, Greensboro. harter study issue and Invest!- CHECKING THE LAYOUT—Pro golfer Doug Ford, second from right,-checks over farmer member of the board. He Page Pag. He also did graduate wbrk in ap- jate various forms, of local Herblock lirst was appointed by former Allen-Scott 23 the course layout of the proposed new Naveiink Country Club to b» conitructed on plied science studies at Harvard Mayor Mrs. Katharine E. White. Amusements „ :_ 18 Movie Timetable : IS The local governing body also Navesink River Rd., Middletown Township. Others, left to right, era Mai GalleBa, Ho also served on the substand- University. Mr, Johrtson has lived Births 2 Obituaries _ _„... 1 golf director of Tarn O' Shanter Country Club, who is consultant' for the Naveiink ard housing fact-finding commit- here for over 10 years. tans to study the question. Jim Bishop 6 Sylvia Porter < tee which laid the groundwork At last night's board meeting The municipality now is under Hal Boyle 22 Television IS Club. Larry Low, Fair Haven, real estate consultant, and R. O, Thatcher, Middle- the board accepted with regret e township committee form of Bridge 20 Georgo Sokalsky • fawn, president of the Thatcher Construction Co,, New York City. Plans of tha new Christmas Trees! tho resignation of its secretary pvernment. Thero arc five Classified '. M Sports M-» •tub were announced yesterday at a press conference at th* homo of C. W. Lyon, 15,000. Your choice $1. Wreaths, and stenogra»*er, Miss Grace umbers of the governing body, Comics 27 Stock Market :... J roping, Huhn's, "F" St., Belmar. Brady, here. Miss Brady has oc- ach year, the members elect a Crossword Puule _. _ 20 Successful Investing t Jr., Naveiink River Rd., Middletown. (Sea story, page 2). ' -Adv. ; cupied the post since IMS. . •yof. ,' Editorials __ • Women's News 14-1S

.-* ' " ' • . . ' • ".•• '• • • Weather 3 OK Dogs and Cats 'Bug'New Jersey; Very cold uA breezy today with many weath- Union House OBITUARIES er, high mostly in the 20s except Hear 30 to the extreme south and The Board of Health some teens in northwest hills. Operations JOHN D. JOHNSTON • Clear and very RED BANK — A committee BELFOKD - John David John- MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - said his office gets reports of ap- cold tonight, of about 30 creditors yesterday ston, 77. of 83 Walling Ave., died There is no limit to the number proximately 10 dog bites a low in the five «ave the green Hght to me con- Monday in Rivervlew Hospital. of dogs or cats non-Levitt resi- month. Further, he said, there Is to 10 degre tinued' operation of The Old Bora In Philadelphia, he was dents of this township may own-nothing in the present township range except Union House, Wharf Ave., ex- the eon of the late David and but members of the Board of ordinance requiring that dogs zero to five be- preifiiig confidence that business Katberlne taferty Johnston. ,He Health think there should be. have rabies shots. low in north- proMems wiH be settled "to the had lived here 34 ytari. As long as a resident obtains Mr. Short suggested that the west valley •atirfactlon of all concerned. Hf was retired electrical engi- and 10 to 1 neer for International Business a license for each dog "which ordinance be amended to include Ray> Smith, wfco has owned and has attained the age of seven provision calling for a certifl along the south- Machines Co., Nmf* *»* City. ern coastal sec- managed the business for about Mr. Johnston waajamember of months, or which possesses a sel cate indicating dogs have had 10 years, until it recently went of permanent teeth," be may own rabies shots, to be produced by tions. Thursday the Masons is Phlaldek*l», Quar- fair with tem- into the hands of a receiver, an- ter Century Club it IBM u4 for- any number of dogs. Cats are new township residents when they nounced plans to repurchase Bus sot licensed. apply for a dog license. peratures much the same as to- mer secretary of the Belford day followed by increasing cloudi- corporation "a* soon as financial Fire Company. ' At Monday's Board of Health If someone in the township diffioiWe* are resolved, in the meeting Township Clerk Mrs. should ever contract rabies, said ness in the south late hi the day. Mr. Johnston wsVa jaemwr of Mr. Short, we will want to know MARINE very near future." Rose K. Wenzel read a copy of Meanwhile, Mr. Smith, who the Belford Methodist thuflih and a Strathmore (Levitt) deed re- that we did all we could to pre- Cape May to Block Island- taught at the Bible, School at the' Small craft warnings remained continues to manage the popular striction governing the number vent it. restaurant, said he is busy "mak- church for 24 yean. Jie. alii was of pets on the premises of Mr. Wood asked the members displayed for increasing winds a former member of the church today. Northwesterly 10 to 20 ing'plans for a round of Christ- Levitt house. to think about the problems and mas parties and other holiday board. , The deed restricts the number be prepared to make recom- knots early this morning picking p Surviving are three sons, John up to 20 to 30 knots with higher festivities**' of animals to "not more than mendations for an ordinance al committee, D. Johnston, Jr. of Saudia Arab- two dogs, cats or other domesti- the next Board of Health meet' gusts except north to northwest CLUB HOUSE—Trill h the C. William Lyon home on Navesink River Rd, Middle- The creditors' ia, Alexander Johnston of Atlan- 25 to 35 knots with higher gusts which will meet agaii n TThursh - cated household pets." ing. town, which will ba -converted into a club house for the propoied Navesink Country day, Dec. 27, emerged from an tic HighUndi and Arthur John- Bogged Down extreme east portion today, ston of Port Monmouth; four North to northwest 15 to 25 knots Club. Work it expected to start next month on the 1.5 million project. The courts afternoon session to report: "All Board Members offered sug- pending matters, we feel sure, daughters, Mrs. Harry Miller of gestions as to the correct numbe; with higher gusts early tonight and club facilities will be situate.d'on the 135-acre Lyon estate. The club will have a Atlantic Highlands, Mrs. Janes Station diminishing to northwest 10 to 20 will be resolved. The creditors of pets for a "non-Levitt" house membership of 550. are in accord that the business T. O'Neill of Red Bank, Mrs. but were soon bogged down In (Continued) knots late tonight and west t< Thomas Jensen of Atlantic High- northwest 10 to 15 knots on Thurs- should continue in operation at such problems as: Also making an appearance, tWs time." ' lands, and Mrs; Edward Malley ' Should a man with a big lot briefly, was state Assemblyman day. Fair weather through Thurs- of Toms River, a brother, Wal- Irving E, Keith who made an day except for variable cloudi- Under Chapter 11 of the fed- be permitted to have more dogs Unveil Plans for $1.5 Million eral Bankruptcy Act, designed to ter Scott Johnston of Egg Har- and cats than a man with a impassioned plea on behalf of ness with chance of occasional bor City, and eight grandchildren. his constituents for the continua- snow flurries well off eastern tip protect creditors' interests, Mr. •mall lot? Smith Is calling for reorganiza- The funeral will be Friday at What happens if the dog has tion of the services hi question. today. Visibility 5 miles Or better 11 a.m. in the Scott Funeral Home Mr. Keith stated that, although through Thursday. tion of the corporation. In this a Htter? (No license Is needed Country Club for Middletown effort, he Is being represented by with Rev. William Hodgdon, pas- until a dog is seven months old.' much concerned with the prob- TIDES tor of the Methodist Church, of- . lems of New Jersey railroads, the law firm of Kleinberg, Mo- How about hunting dogs' (Sandy Hook) MIDDLETOWN - Plans were Club facilities have been de- The course itself will be de- roney & Masterson, Newark. delating. Burial will be In North- he "vigorously and vehemently" Today — High 8:33 p.m., and wood Cemetery, Philadelphia. Should they get special considera- unveiled yesterday for the pro- signed to provide recreational ac- signed by Stephen Krlstof, archi- Robert Friedlander, Asbury tion? opposed the application. Hi low 2:41 p.m. added that he worried about the posed $1.5 million Navesink Coun- tivities for all members of the tect, for Charles K. Martin Inc. Park attorney, said the federal When one board member noted Thursday — High 8:49 a.m. andtry Club on Navesink River Rd., family. Commack, L. I. court has continued Fredric Baar, MRS. MARY C. CAREY the township had not had to way the railroad "keeps chipping 8:33 p.m., and low 2:42 a.m. am away and chipping away at local here. , • Besides the golf course, facili- The course will be approximate- Red Bank, as the receiver. He RUMSON — Mrs. Mary C. "worry about" the problem be- 2:41 p.m. The site of the proposed country ties contemplated are tennis ly 6,760 yards. said he expected the court action fore, board President Norman E. service." (For Red Bank and Rumson Carey, Conover La., 88, died The assemblyman called foi club is the 135-acre C. William courts, a 60-foot swimming pool, Mr. Thatcher said the main to be completed within the next Monday in the Brookdale Nursing Wood pointed out that this prob- bridge, add two hours; Sea Lyon, Jr., estate at Navesink Riv- children's pool, cocktail lounge portion of the house will main- several weeks. lem, like other new problems, is a "master plan" of railroad re- Bright, deduct 10 minutes; Long Home, Hazlet. organization instead of constant er Rd. and Lufburrow La., in the and restaurant (for membership), tain guest rooms besides othe Born in Jersey City, Mrs. • sign of the growing pains the Branch, deduct 15 minutes; High- Riverside Heights section of the grill room, locker facilities, prac- clubhouse facilities. township is experiencing. minor curtailments. He said, lands bridge, add 40 minutes.) Carey was the daughter of the "They (the patrons) should have township. tice greens, squash courts, shuf- The sprawling home and estate late Timothy and CecUle Mearns Mr. Wood said that when there The country club will provide fleboard courts, billiard and pool overlooks the Navesink River am Zoning was plenty of space, people dii better service than they now Callahaa. have, but they should at least a variety of recreation facilities tables, card rooms, private din- was the scene in 1960-61 of thi (Continued) not bother about the number of developer would still have to She was the widow of Edmund keep the service they now have.' besides an 18-hole golf course. ing facilities, massage room and Atlantic Highlands Yacht Club L. Carey, and had lived here 10 dogs or cats their neighbors had. benefits. comply with die minumum first- Now, as the township gets more Favored Measure Robert O. Thatcher,. Chapel guest room accommodations. years. She was a member of Hill, chairman of the committee Fees for all-privilege member- Assisting Mr. Thatcher la ad- floor home sizes of 960 square crowded, there will be problems, Mr. Keith reported that he wa feet and construct streets, curbs Nativity Catholic Church, Fair that have not risen before, he not aware of the proposed cur- developing plans for the non-pro- ship will be $500 a year, plus an vancing the proposal are Mr. Haven. , . RIVERVIEW fit club, said work would start initial equity bond of (3,000. Fees Lyon and Lawrence E. Low, and other facilities according to noted. tailments when the Legislature the present zoning requirements. Surviving are a ton, Edmund approved-a capital expense sub- Red Bank next month on renovation of the and equity bonds for other cate- Rumson. "The best thing we can do,' Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Mac- Questioned Carey of this place; two daugh- sidy for the Jersey Central sev- Lyon house for use as a club gories of membership will be Mr. Thatcher Is president ol ters, Mrs. Helen Maboney, also Mid Mr. Wood, "is to changt Crindle, 23 Plymouth Ave., Port Miss Edna Netter, Duch Lane with the times." eral weeks ago. He said he voted house. He said all recreational scaled down. the Thatcher - Construction Co. of this place, and Mrs. Thomas in favor of the bill. Monmouth, daughter, yesterday. activities except the course itself The actual layout of the course New York City. Rd., asked why the township plan- Need Code Change Mr. and Mrs. Richard Jeck, 108 ning consultant, Herbert Hi Clark, of East Orange; Hate lis- According to Health Inspectoi Following the speech, Mr. would be ready by June. would cover the Lyon property The property will be owned by ters, Mrs. Bernard Smith of Mausner asked for the with First St., Keyport, son, yesterday. The course will not be com- plus acreage on the other side of the Nayesink Development Corp. Smith Associates, Trenton, pre- Charles R. Short, stray dogs are MONMOUTH MEDICAL pared such a plan now before Elizabeth and Mrs. C. W. • problem In the township. Hi drawal of the railroad's applica- pleted until May of 1964. Lufburrow La. and leased to the Navesink Coun- Schroeder and Mrs. Charles tion. Mr. Harrington refused. ' Long Branch The club will have a maximum Mr. Thatcher said land on the try Club. he has completed the ' master Mr. and Mrs. James A. Gap- plan. Miss Netter also questioned Swan, both of Vest Orange; four At stake are ticket agents' du- membership of 550 persons for other side of Lufburrow La., had The township amended the jton- grandchildren, aid three great- ties which, if eliminated, report- rich, 364 Westwood Ave., Long all categories — regular, week- been acquired and the corpora- ing ordinance to permit construc- what the planner has in mind Branch, daughter, this morning. for the older, developed sections grandchildren. Hospital Unit edly would save the railroad $11,- day golfing, house and pool, and tion has secured options on addi- tion of the course. The site ii Services will be held from the 435.04 annually. Mr. and Mrs. William Eyres, social. tional acreage, in an R-I10 residential zone. in the township. 437 Branch Ave., Little Silver, Miss Netter said she felt "This John E. Day funeral Home, Red The biggest service cut is pro- Bank,, at 9 a.m. Friday. A Re- In Bayshore posed for Elberon. At that sta- son, yesterday. whole thing started because of Mr. and Mrs. Nelson S. Fran- a request from one developer.' quiem Mass will be offered at tion, which presently has seven Battle 10 o'clock in Nativity Church. To Push Plans day ticket service from 5.50 a.m.cis, Jr., 6 Hampton Ct., Neptune, Mr. Rappa said that the Plan- to 9.30 pm, the railroad would daughter, Monday. (Continued) Revise Master Plan ning Board, lad requested Mr. Burial will be in the Holy Name HOLMDEL — In light of what Mr, and Mrs. Paul Ferrlgno, named if the Llnley resignation Cemetery, Jersey City. was termed the "unsettled out eliminate an afternoon shift and RED BANlCi-A riumWpf re- The chairman said the board Smith' i» work on such a proj- ticket window service on Sun- 200 Westwood Ave., Long Branch had not been read at an official visions in ttife jias?er ,,,. .., would meet ohit again with the ect aftd&&&|that a letter from look" of the hospital issue, a local son. Monday. meeting. JOHN D. HOPSON hospital committee announced days and holidays. The hours now being made by the profes- planners after the first of the the pJ«M)er"6e read. would be 5.30 a.m. to 2 p.m., six Mr, and Mrs. Thomas Camer- Miss Sanita Camassa, city sional planners for the Planning year to discuss how the plan may In the letter', Mr. Smith said KEYPORT—John David Hop- yesterday that It Is stepping up on, 11 Fairway Ave., West Long son, 80, of 23 Van Dora St., died its activity. days per week. clerk; said she could find no rec Board. beit be Implemented in terms ol that while working on the pro- Little Silver, which has slx-da; Branch, son, Monday. ord of it. She has since decline* Board Chairman Bernard posal he had discussed the mat-last night at his home after a Harry S. Willey, president of Mr. and Mrs. Dommick Spanv ordinances. : service from }.4O a.m. to 2.3C ^ certify .her statement. Sh Kellenyi said last night a con- The board granted a mlno ter with Gerald Lloyd, president, long illness. ' ' • ' the Bayshore Community Hospi- panato, 51 Narragansett Av£, said she is checking back on tapi "Born in Blackstorie, Va.i ton tal Corp., said that because of p.m., would lose its ticket.serv- ference with representatives of subdivision to Craig Layton, real* and Robert Preston, vice presi- ice during those hours on Sat- Long Branch, daughter, Moiinay. recordings., dent,,-ot Northern Properties, foe.;6l the late Richard and Sarah continued uncertainty about the Mr. and Mrs. Robert Roth- Urban Plannitfg ABSociates.'Kew tor,'ST"Miple Ayft»Ki6r pniperty Issue, the committee had decided urdays if therPUC's decision is Mrs. Wilson assailed the Aikens York, and .board, memberi'lia Wm'lhmum'& Spring St. Y. This firm H»p»n, hehad been » resident favorable to the railroads. hauser, 1109 Lincoln Ct., Elber- opinion as "ridiculous" and drew rcpottedly holds options on 500 here 52 years. He bad retired to reactivate the holding or reg- on, son, Monday. settled sWertasSverWl ujnesplyeiuntespived"t. mamatl At Red Bank, ticket window a reply from the city attorney. ters related to the proposed plan. : An application By Louis B, acres" «-Clflwhihip land. from the Armstrong Cork Co. ular meetings, and to seek en- Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Mellaci here. largement of its membership. service is not In jeopardy but an Mr. Aikens said that councilmen The board has agreed that the Migiiorini and Thoma$ C. De- In the letter; Mr. Smith also extra agent,' In charge of in- 38 Ocean Ter., Long Branch, son, need not agree with his opinions said h told the developer that •Mr. Hopson was a member of The RIverview Hospital Board Monday. professional business zone tha Felice related to Broad St. prop- e formation a a d reservations, but that his opinions were "en now exists on the southern por- erty near Circle Chevrolet, Inc., he was preparing requirements the Second Baptist Church and of Governors has Issued no Mr. and Mrs.. Meredith Loihle titled to respect." He said he did had served as chairman of the statements recently regarding would be eliminated Saturdays, tion of Broad St. should be per- was classified as a major sub- for an ordinance for a planned Sundays and holidays. The in- 667 Morford Ave., Long Branch not think Mrs. Wilson's commen mitted to expand, including thi community to cover any develop- deacon board for many years. any change in status of River- daughter, Monday. was "befitting a council mem- division, A hearing is expected He also was a member of the view's plans. formation window Is open from Maple Ave. area. In addition the next month. ers, not just them. 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. dally. Mr. and Mrs. Sergio Tores, ber." area would be opened up for See* Third deacons' unions of Monmouth The hospital board in June an- 705 Broadway, Long Branch, and Ocean Counties. - nounced that RIverview would Mr. Dorsheimer contended thai The coundlwoman said that un- planned projects which might in- Miss Netter said that develop- the traffic at Red Bank no long- daughter, Monday. der the attorney's theory thi clude the construction of apart- ers should also be required to •Surviving are hi) wife, Mrs. build a hospital facility on Pal- Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Ruiz, Cole Resigns Susan Hopson; two sons, Irving mer Ave., Middletown. The hos-er necessitates the employment Housing Authority could be elim- ment buildings, Mr. Kellenyi provide Industry and commercial of a weekend Information and 406 Brdadway, Long Branch, inated, over a period of time, il said. facilties along with residential C. Hopson of Brooklyn and Rev. pital received approval for a daughter, Friday. Harold Hopson, of this place; one (750,000 federal grant from the reservation agent and that hi reports of resignations and death The apartments would be re- As Auditor homes. "Freehold has its 3-M duties would be assumed by thi Mr. and Mrs. James Hurley, were withheld from the council. factory," she said, "but we'll daughter, Mrs. Viola, Banks of state Department of Institutions 55 Matilda Ter., Long Branch, stricted to about six stories and Keyport; two sisters, Mrs. Em- and Agencies to help build the ticket agent. Under such circumstances, she would have setbacks from the be the third M for developers- daughter, last Wednesday. said, no legal appointments could In Matawan following Madison and Matawan ma Harris of Red Bank and Mrs. aanex. Challenge Prediction street equal to the "front lawns be made. MATAWAN — R. Milton Cole, townships." Jennie Baker of Princeton; four Plant Dropped He added that electric time of present properties along the grandchildren, and two great- locks would be installed In the difficulties. He said that part She charged that those-who op- New Brunswick( resigned as bor Earlier in ithe meeting, Then, last month, plans were street," he said. g, the grandchildren. abruptly dropped after the board doors of the waiting rooms a of the state Highway Depart- pose her as an authority member Previously. there had, been ough auditor here last night aft- board gave preliminary approval the other stations and that they ment plan, recently approved by on grounds of a possible conflict er 25 years' service in that post Services will be held Saturday learned that a majority of River- 1 some disagreement among board of a 500-loC subdivision to the view's doctors opposed the proj- would remain open until ap- the Legislature, would cut pass- of interest use a "false issue. members over the planning In a letter to Borough Council, U. S.. Home and Development at 2 p.m. from the Baptist ect, as proposed. proximately 10 p.m. enger mileage and costs but un- She said: concepts that should be applied Mr. Cole advised the governing Co., Brick Township, for Its Church. Burial will be under the Mr. Gruber challenged Mr. til its implementation, "we must "My property interests will be body that lie is giving up all direction of the F. Leon Harrli The board has formed a new to the vicinity. property between Union Hill Rd. Funeral Home, Red Bank. committee to seek alternative Dorshelmer's prediction that the remain solvent." 'decided by the courts. The po- practice of municipal auditing to and Rt. 9. After the meeting, proposals. changes would not Impair serv- The Jersey Central proposes to sition of the authority as to my confine his work to private busi- Robert Winnerman, president of The Bayshore Community Hos- ice at the three stations. He cited eliminate Its Jersey City and property is well known. It is be- ness practice. the firm said that if the planned JOHN F. CROSBY pital Corp., all along, has at- the sundry • duties of a station ferry service and the shore run yond revision. It is completely Boost Fund Council accepted the resigna- community ordinance was SPRING LAKE (AP) - Funer- - tempted to get Rivervlew to build agent other than selling tickets which would be assumed by thi open to public inspection. tion with regret and voted to passed, he would revise all of al services will be 'held here to- in the Holmdel-Raritan-Matawan, such as the handling of baggage, Pennsylvania Railroad. "The executive director (John write Mr. Cole expressing the his plans and seek approval ac- day for John F. Crosby, 73, a area, rather than in Middletown reporting power, light and hea Mr. Frederickson also main- E. Schulz) of the authority, sonn For School governing-body's thanks for his cording to th» new ordinance. lawyer who served as a United on grounds that the population failures, the cleaning of the sta- tained that service would not be of its members, and some who "many years of faithful service.' The board set Jan. 8 as a date States assistant attorney general Increase trend is in the western tion and platform, and maintain- adversely affected to a great ex- are beholden to it have tried to Equipment No new appointment was for public hearing for a 10-lot during the administration of Pres- section of the Bayshore. ing the stations as safe places tent with the proposed changes. block me at every turn. This i made. sub-division for Battleground ident Woodrow Wilson. He died The committee also wants for travelers to wait. He said there are stations nearly not because of any conflict of in- RED BANK — The Board of Council adopted an ordinance Homes, Inc., Ryan Rd. Monday at his home at HI Lor- "full, general hospital," rather He suggested that even at Red every two miles on the shore terest. It is because they know Education will spend about $600 vacating Siano Dr. and a portion raine Ave. than an annex. Bank, where one man will re- line. am determined to have the river- to provide additional equipmen of Matawan Ave., to make way Crosby, a native of Fond du Mr. Willey said yesterday his main on duty, that man might be He added that wages for the *ront upgraded if at all possible." for emphasized science and arith- for a lM-unit garden apartment Addition Lac, Wis., had lived here for th« committee will issue another too busy at times to render reser- maintenance of the agencies Mrs. Wilson said the authority metic programs in the elementary project planned by Howard Sie- past 30 years'. He graduated from statement after Jan. 1. vation and information service. makes up a substantial part of has been lagging on the offer of schools. ge], builder of the Manx Woods (Continued) Georgetown University In .1913 Mr. Dorsheimer said that pa the cost of running the railroad. riverfront develop8r tionel K. A total of $1,801.50 will be ex- housing development. previous regional school elec- and from Harvard Law School trons of the Elberon area would Total wages, he said, account for Levy to accept changes In his pended but half of the cost wil An expenditure not to exceed tion results, New Shrewsbury's in 1915. • • ••* --'.'• , be able to use the facilities at 69.7 cents of every revenue program if they can be proposed be assumed by the federal gov- $500 was authorized for correc- percentage of votes against the He leaves his wife, Mrs. Emilia Is Jailed Long Branch station and that dollar. ' She said she would spur such ernment under the provisions of tion of a bad drainage condition school addition was just slight- Morrla Crosby, four sons and two any passengers embarking a The hearing concluded with leadership. But she added: the National Defense Education on Oak St. Councilman Warren ly higher than Eatontown's. daughters, Including Mrs. Henry For Theft stations where service had been Mr. Harrington's repeating his "If childish pranks are Act. E. Hutchlnson, street chairman In" New Shrewsbury, 58 per B. Murphy of Trenton, curtailed could purchase tickets objection to a session at Long ilnued to make things difficult The board last night approved said he expects the work will be cent' of the votes cast were on the train at no additional cost Branch and Mr. Gruber object- A Requiem Mass will be offered for me, then those to blame must the transfer of $1,300 from the started in the near future. agalnsf the bond issue. In Ea- in St. Catherine Catholic Church. At Station In reply to that statement, the ing to the admission in evidence answer the people of this city capital surplus account to buy Mayor John E. Applegate re- tontown, 55 per cent of those shore lawyers cited a possible of the railroads passenger and Church. , • SHREWSBURY - Magistrate with whom they are breaking the apparatus, which includes bio- ported that council hopes to who cast their votes were parking problem at Long Branch ticket counts since the person faith as elected and appointed of- ab, botanical and earth science make some against the proposal. WWtney Crowell yesterday sen- and called the Elberon curtail- responsible for the tallies did improvements to CATHRYN E. CONK tenced George W. Foster, Jr., 18, 'icials. equipment, structural arithmeti- Matawan Ave., from the top of In the past a large, favorable ment a decided Inconvenience not testify. "I have cal kits and fraction calculating SHREWSBURY — Cathryn of 1812& Springwood Ave., As- discussed this (the the hill to Ravine Dr., next year. plurality in New Shrewsbury Elizabeth Conk, infant daughter when coupled with tho station Mr. McGrath allowed the ad- Aikens opinion) with lawyors and circles. He said this strip may be haa overridden negative votes bury Park, to six months in Jail. closings at West End, Branch- mission of evidence saying, the of Richard H, and Patricia Ann Foster pleaded guilty to " am advised Mr. Aikens opinion The board also agreed to buy widened and a sidewalk installed, In Eatontown to carry regional port, and Deal. work had been done under the 150 desks from the American Klrkpatrick Conk, 12 Francis St., * charge of stealing $94 cash from is not backed up by the law. Ac- in keeping with the Marc Woods school bond Issues. died at birth Monday in River- Mr. Frederickson was asked If supervision of Mr. Dorsheimer. cordingly, I am a legally ap- Seating Co. for $1,832.50. The section. the Duckworth Sunoco Service attempts had been made by the vlew Hospital, • ',; Station, Broad St., Dec. A. pointed member of the author- desks will be placed In the high The remarks were made after railroad to economize without ity ... and I will serve. . . school auditorium which is coon Planning Grants Surviving, In addition to her Police said the 18-year-old had eliminating the jobs In question. to be converted into a large study a spectator commented that the taken the money from the sta- I must warn (those who condition of MaUwan Ave. has parents, are a brother, Douglas He said every effort had been Leaves For would unseat her) they must bear hall. Are, Announced Richard Conk, at home; her ma- tion's cash register while an at made. been Intolerable for more than a tendant was waiting on a cus- tho burden of whatever expense Miss Elisabeth A. Kelley, a year. WASHINGTON (AP) - Twen- ternal grandparents, Mr. and The assistant to the president nd disservice results to the city former high school teacher, re- tymo New Jersey communities Mrs. William Arnold of fyata-' tomer. Investigating the Incident stated that losses had totaled $99 Bible School It was announced that Mr, Sle- was Police Capt. James Fedorko from any effort to Interfere with quisled the board consider the gel has contributed $3,500 to the havt been awarded $283,325 In wan; and her paternal grandpar- million since the railroad's re- LONG BRANCH - Robert poor lighting she said exists in ents, Mr. and Mrs: Walter H. Isadora Karasic, Eighth St., my fulfilling this appointment." borough .for purchse ol a'new planning grants by the Urban Re- organization after bankruptcy in Yourth, presiding minister of (he the room. Henry A. Stevenson, newal Administration. Conk of Fair Haven. Asbory Park, paid a $30 fine aft- 1949 and $23 million, freight Long Branch congregation of Je- fire department signal control board member, said the board center. Sen. Harrison A. Williams Jr., Private services and burial Will er he was found guilty of leaving losses Included, since 1958 in- hovah's Witnesses, is leaving Sat- Name Fagan had already taken tho problem the scene of an accident. Councilman Vernon A. Ellison, D-N.J., said yesterday the mon- b» tomorrow morning at Mt. Oli- cluding losses of $7 million In urday to attend the Watchtower WASHINGTON (AP) - Vin- under consideration. ey will be administered by the vet Cemetery, Middletown, under Mr. Karasic's vehicle was In 961 and $7 million this year. Biblo School, Ithaca, ,N. Y., for a :cnt Fagan will become acting tire chairman, explained that the collision with a car driven by The board authorized the seek- existing device will not carry the New Jersey Department of Con- the direction of the Worden Fu- He added that the organization month of Intensive training and postmaster at Jackson, N. J., ing of conipetitivo quotations for servation, and Economic Develop- neral Home, Red Bank. < Mrs. Virginia Gizzi, Oakwood hud sold scrap, cars and real instruction. Dec. 28, the Post OHIce Depart- load 83 a result of the new Marc Ave., Long Branch, on Rt. 35 the purchase of dental equipment Woods project. ' ment. The money will help refi- estate but none the less was fast Tho school is sponsored by the ment has informed Sen. Harrison :o be installed in the dental clin- nance from two-thirds to three- CHARLES H. CUPPLES Nov. 16. ipproachuif; the point when it Watchtower Bible and Tract So- Williams Jr., D-N. J. ic at River Street School. The YOUTH RALLY fourths the cost of two years of MONTROSE, Pa. - Charles H. Mrs. GIzzI signed tho complaint would be Impossible to pay Its ciety, Brooklyn. equipment may cost about $2,800. against Mr. Karasic, but he filed RED BANK - Rev. iLarry Mc- studies. ' Cupples, 74, a former resident of •ills. During Mr, Yourth's absence, Vahv Teeth Conv Dr. M. Gregg Hlbbs, superin- Giiill, pastor of the Wyckoff Bap- • careless driving complaint Further, Mr. Frederickson re- iln assistant, Chester Straubo of Monmouth communities which 109 Harrison Ave,, Fair Haven, AUGUSTA, Ga., (AP) - How- tendent of schools, said the clinic tist Church and a youth leader, will receive grants and the total N. J., died last night at the home •gainst her, and a complaint of ported, the elimination of un- Honor Rd., Colts Neck, will bo id Fairbrother, owner of a lad not been used for a number Simple assault against her bus- will speak at a Youth Challenge cost of each study: of his son, Charles P. Cupples, •rofitnble runs, fare Increases, n charge of the congregation. ilcntal laboratory, told police of yoara. Dr, Victor Costa, tho Rally In Red Bank High School tend, Benjamin GIzzl. Magistrate and the Increased use of Budd Freehold. 114,116; Freehold here. jurglars broke into his firm and school dentist, has treated In- Saturday at 8 p.m. A special pro- Township, $12,994;, Manasquatt, Funeral arrangements will be Crowell dismissed both corn- cars have not provided a solu- It pays to advertise In the Red itole about 4,009 false teeth digent students In his own offices, gram of music also will be pre- plaints. (14,116; Marlboro Township, $28,- announced by the Worden Fu- ion to the railroad's financial Bank Register.—Advertisement. alued at $3,500. he pointed out. sented at this public service. 300; West Long Branch, $15,717. neral Home, Red Bank N. J. * T RED BANK REGISTER Wednesday, Dec 12, eeessful Investing Naeon on Education. Congeniality h Important is Advi&ed News in Co-operation By '; In Investment Clubs ASBURV PARK - Benjamin By Sandberg, district manager, is from the Wire* of The Associated Press ; If children are to get the most] The United States Office of Ed- ROGER E. SPEAR ' cautioning persons approaching 1 out of their schools, parents and!ucation reports the expansion the age of retirement to make NEW YORK — Hopes for a speedy end to the printers strike co-operate with the S Q- "I .would like to join bother with. To save on commis- teachers are going to hav« to of ^vocational school programs careful checks concerning their [that has blacked out all nine of this city's major dallies seemed If the student Is ijfg Investment - club but am unable sions, however, I; suggest you get together more frequently. swatch, override the usual school! Social Security benefits. "Delay,*, blacker than ever today. half of his class, voi™_ to locate any group. Do you Mow cumulate around #00 before Parents are not always aware district boundaries. The response be said, "can prove costly.'* Labor Secretary Willard Wirtz, calling it "an extreifte% serious technical training may WM| of such a ciub in my an* that vesting. You are probafyy j of the special is enthusiastic. States required, Mr.' Seodberg cited the case of situation" mat could keep the papers out for weeks,, moved on Istic goal. Don't insist could jol»n interested in Income but are look- services of- to match on a 50-50 basis have' • school teacher who gained an night to a speaking engagement in Atlanta, Ga., after a day actually overmatched federal! go all out and become I don't, ing for somethiag that win beae- fered by increase of $250 in annual bene- trying to break the deadlock. funds for such schools. neer, a doctor or a i anind even if flt your daughter over the" years ichools. Teach- fits by going over her records in Wirtz left behind the nation's top negotiator—Director William ers are not al- A Useful Goal may very well be did know o ahead. I'm going to suggest, u E. Slmkin of the Federal Mediation Service-to sit tf at a Joint KB office here. In another case, ways aware of There is no legal restriction on more successful as > one, I wouldn'l an Initial purchase, Avon Prod- : be said, a widow discovered she bargaining session today between representatives of the Inter- The pay is excellent advise you ucts, the big door-to-door cosmet- special needs the type of training to be offered could remarry and still receive national Typographical Union Local < and Publishers Association A conference with the Join up with ics company. Avon has beet individual]—the'\>nly requirement is that her monthly payment. [of New York. lor can establish goals group of stran- growing steadily la sales, earn children. there be a useful job at the end! Per sons approaching retire- of lt. (This factor alone is a with the student's gers. ings and dividends since 1852 am SKYBOLT CONTROVERSY Many schools ment, the manager said, should powerful motivation for high1 Should he demonstrate , The wbol 1 believe it will continue to do so LONDON — The British-American alliance was put to one of offer special have all necessary applications] training in mu- school students who have lost ability by moving to the idea of an in- (Mr. Spear cannot answer all its heaviest strains today by tentative plans of the V. S, Defense 1 processed so that the checks will Dr.Nason interest In academic subject mat- half of his class, he can change vestment club mail personally but will, answe Department to scrap the Skybolt missile. sic, i art, pos- be received as quickly as possi- ter.) The aim Is to .develop a his goal. Any training that he bis ' Is to bring to- all question* possible in his col Britain has made plain that junking of the projected missile ture, speech and remedial work. ble. He said persons aged 62 and half million skilled workers, par- picked up In the meantime still Roger E. Speat gether a num- umn.) could lead to a reappraisal of British defense commitments, In- Larger communities iave voca- K should Inquire about the op- ticularly for technical jobs in will be valuable to him. ber of people who have common cluding the use of Holy Loch in Scotland for a V. S. Polaris sub- tional schools with courses lead- tions available to them. engineering and science. Some schools offer an hour investment interests and who marine base, British informants said. ing to semi-technical jobs. These Parents should learn about the a week or more of posture train- know each other well enough so Reports from the conference yesterday between UTS. Defense opportunities are Increasing. ing. Parental consent Is usually that frlctkm won't develop. I've Stocks Erase Secretary Robert McNamara and British Defense Minister Peter necessary if the student Is to be known a good club to break up Tnorneycroft said a tough, blunt argument took place. case against a New Jersey real estate man and Joseph McD. solely because ol one disagree- New Tribe Mitchell, who has suspended himself as city manager of Newburgh. assigned to this activity. Parents' Early Loss, should consult the posture teach- able member. FLORIDA COLD SNAP The grand jury heard half a dozen witnesses yesterday, in- er on exercises for their child MIAMI, Pla. — The cost of winter vegetables threatens to cluding twin brothers Stephen and Joseph Wahrhaltig of Montlcello, In my experience, the factor of to be carried out at home, congeniality can be the most im- Formed In lump as Florida braces for more frost and freezing temperatures N- Y-. who have accused Mitchell of demanding a $20,000 bribe for Close Mixed Parents Boost Effectiveness portant tingle element in the, suc- today. j a zoning favor. NEW YORK (AP) - Showing Special classes in speech, ther- cess or, failure of a club. Why The new cold wave Is expected to drop temperatures 10 to 20 The brothers, builders who own a tract in Newburgh, charge resistance to further profit-taking Shrewsbury apy become more effective when not form your own, with a few degrees below normal for the next two days. A hard freeze with that Mitchell demanded the bribe to assure rezoning of the section oo it*,six-week rally, the stock parents lend their cooperation. friends? It's a very simple affair. RED BANK- Shrewsbury was a low of 18 was predicted for the northern part of the state as from single, to multiple-family dwellings. They say Lawrence J. market yesterday erased an early Training in music may hinge Any major brokerage house will the Navednk plains-'" , "•thi' s week"*•, Hie cold ilippep d slowly southward over the lush winter playground De Masi, Jr., a Hillsdale, N. J., real estate man, was the go- loss and ended the day mixed. on parents' willingness to rent tell you how to set up an Invest- where the Creek tribe was' resort areas. between. Volume fell of to 3.7 million Instruments for their child and ment club and will provide you shares' from Monday's 4.27 mil- formed. Smudge pots burned through the night and helicopters whirred ARGENTINE CRISIS , to encourage their practice. with the necessary trust agree- lion and was the smallest since Under the leadership of Don over fields trying to stir up the air to prevent cropiffling frost B. MotKO, Y secretary, a small BUENOS AIRES, Argentina — Argentina's new Air Force com- Often such an opportunity is ments to get started. Or you can Nov. i» when 3.41 million stares from forming. mander demanded today that his predecessor and a rebel garrison necessary for a well-adjusted write Dep't SP, National Associa- changed hands, . t band of Father and Son Y Indian guide* met in the home of ECONOMIC SQUEEZE at the jet base of Cordoba surrender or face the onslaught of child. tion of Investment Clubs, 1248 Na- The Dow Jones Industrial Aver Charles Stoddard, Jr., 35 Shadow- "overwhelmingly superior force." These are but samples of the tional, Press Bldg:, Detroit, Mich, age ended the day.with a minor UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. - Secretary-General U Thant calls for a free booklet brook Rd, and formed this new on the United States, Britain and Belgium today to start applying Brig. Carlos Conrado Seguodo Armanlni issued the ultimatum special opportunities available. gain of .08 at 645.16. -but without setting a time limit—as harried Argentine government They aren't frills. They provide Q — "My daughter is working General Public Utilities tribe. «• economic squeeze to the Congo's breakaway province of Ka- tan duels met far into the night in attempts to find a bloodless solu- opportunity for the development on her first Job and Is paying me the most active stock, up ft ai William D. Russell of 129 Traf- 8a. The United States and Belgium were said to have assured tion to. the nation's sixth military-political crisis is nine months. of special talents. They help ov- 110 a week for board. If I put 31 on 97,100 .shares., Second was ford St., field office manager of ercome handicaps. Often the ac- mis money with,the house mon- Kbrvette, up % at 30% on 61,900 RCA Service Co., was elected Thant they would go as far as a boycott of Katanga's rich copper and cobalt exports if he feels it necessary to bring President tivities give a psychological lift ey, I'll never know it was there. shares. Third was Polaroid, un- chief. CUef "Sleeping Bear" Rus- SLANTED OIL WELLS Molse Tshombe into line. to the entire student body. I would like to put $100 of my changed at 1381/5 on 42,800 shares. sell and his son, "Red Fox," LONGVTEW, Tex.—A 10-month-old state investigation of slant- However, informants said Britain has told the secretary-general ed oil well drilling resulted yesterday in 209 new indictments nam- Interested parents must help own money with hers and invest Statistics showed 918: losers am with four other fathers and sons WJIU wur wow "™"» ™JJJ"»|ft is unwilling to go along with sanctions' or any other steps that ing 44 men, including a state court judge. schools guide their children into in some stock. I hope you don' S17 gainers among the 1,30 g ny other steps comprise the small CreeK moe^ u ^ ^^^ M applyinapplyingg totce agaiastt ththee provincprovincee thathatt for the activities that are best for think this is too small an amount More fathers and sons are needed totce agaias The indictments allege theft, conspiracy to steal, acceptance of issues traded. New high for thi ^ y ed mm attempta to reunite lt with to them. Schools can't do it alone.' to bother with." year were seven and new lows and will be welcomed at the next a bribe and accomplice to theft bribery. Congo government in Leopoldvilleldll . The Gregg County Grand Jury also delivered a formal report And these decisions are too Im- R.H. five. meeting, to be scheduled by Rus- portant to be left entirely to the A — I certainly don't think this declaring: The list of the 15 most activi COMMUNIST TRIAL children themselves. amount or any amount of money stocks showed a balance to thi Those attending the organiza- "This grand jury, to a man, takes the position that illegal drill- WASHINGTON - U. S. attorneys plan to call an FBI In- Is unimportant or too small to up side. Nine of the volume lead- tional meeting and accepted In- ing must be eliminated forever by whatever means necessary ... former and a New York newsman today in an apparent effort to (You may obtain a copy of Dr. ers advanced, three declined and dian name* were: Nelson Col- "In years past our people may have failed in their responsibil- get an inside and an outside view of the communist party's work; Nason's "You Can Get Better three were unchanged, man, medicine man, and son ities as citizens. Possibly we have been too apathetic and overly inclined to wink at transgressions of the law. This situation, too, Grade's" booklet by sending $1 Yesterday's doting stocks: Hank, "Walking" and "Running to "Better Grades" Box 2160, Highlands ACT Ind I IT-« ctt Brk H Deer"; Charles Stoddard, tally The parly Is on trial for refusing to register as an agent of is subject to change." . , Adinu ix » Jalmt lUn 41 the Soviet Union. General Post Office, New York.) Mrs. Joseph Beilevance, Jr., Air R*dae «M Jam* * I4 47 keeper, and son Charles, 3d; the 121 Water Witch Ave., recently Varretauos of 15 Meadow Dr., F. Kirk Maddrix of the Justice Department identified the only Altai Lud III SSJTL witnesses in the government's case against the Communist Party New Director was hostess to members of the JUKI Pw iV wampum bearer, "Big Moose" tells Conditions local auxiliary to Riverview Hos- AMI** Ch W ,as Will Lissner of the New York Times and Joseph B. ZOltan, a AIIU dttl Ml and "Little Flame." One other Hungarian freedom fighter who came to the United States five! Mother-Daughter pital when plans for their annual AIM* : M Am Alrlta II" father and son combination, the'years ago. Christmas party were made. Dur- Am Brk SA iH McCqllkms of 18 Thomas Ave., Involved For ing the business meeting, con- Am On 4J! i. Fined For Am Crta 41 were unable to attend but will AIR POLLUTION ducted by Mrs. Jack O'DonaeU, JmlOir *>! attend the next meeting. Am Mot lli WASHINGTON — A university engineer has suggested a study member* decided to limit the Am Snult H CtW RusseU said the tribe New Taxes club's membership to 17. Mem- uu in be made to determine whether automobiles should be restricted Petty Larceny Am Tel Tel »•< should have eight fatten and hi congested urban areas to control air pollution. NEW BRUNSWICK (AP) - bers wrapped gauze bandage* at Am Tot a; eight sons, and will not officially RED BANK - A West Keans- meetings. They also plan to pre- Am VIICOM « The proposal was made yesterday by Abel of Amp In* 381 close the list until the meeting Hopkinkins at the NationaNatioll ConferencCf e on AiAi r PollutionP . burg mother and daughter yes- sent gifts for Christmas to the jAntcmuU. Ui the conditions involved in decid- Armw SU II next Wednesday. He didn't personally endorse restrictions, but suggested a study terday pleaded guilty to petty pediatrics floor. Mr*. Timothy Armour 401 ing for or against the Introduc- larceny. Brennan, Delaware Ave., HlHoa be made to see if mass transit via electric-powered vehicles in Armit Ck downtown areas 1* a feasible or desirable means of attacking air tion of a broad-based tax In Magistrate William I. Klatsky Park, will entertain the group pollution. Jersey. fined Mrs. Carrie T. DiDonato, at the January meeting. Kervick said "we will have to 51, of DZO Palmer Ave., $50, and enact a broad-bated tax" if New The Ladies' Aiodltary of the TRANSPORTATION STUDY gave her a 30-day suspended jail Lin* Jersey provides increased aid to First Aid Squad.wm hoM its an- Bttt * Oh WASHINGTON — President Kennedy has recommended .term. N President Kennedy has recommended the education "or other local aid." nual Christinas party Friday,' Scout Units governmenvernment provide $1 millioilli nto to llaunch h a studdy of transportation Police said Mrs. DiDonato had Dec. 21; at S pan. in the Cap- Bfit he quoted the state 1 JSKg FREEHOLD*- OBcWa,of.*e; needs in., the heavily populated area between Washington and takes goods valued at $23.70 from tains' Quarters, Bahrs' Landing,' director as saying that ii Battleground .pwW^jMowh B»$>C''.."'-••'••~ '• - . • I Steinba* Co., 121 Broad St., Mrs, Luke Pent* is chairman. A Bordtn growth pattern (of New Jersey) Bors Win Council of Boy •Scqut«,:liave an- ... t^eanedy, yesterday endorsed a White House task force report Monday. smorgasbord will be held at mid-1 Bnmswk continues and there are no new Budun PI nounced the eoroiknent of 196 which called for an analysis of all types of transportation now in Her daughter, Miss Doris I. ni«ht IBuer Erl« expenditures, we can get along new members and formation. 6i use in what lt called the northeastern megalopolitan corridor. DiDonato, 30, of the same ad- Bulovs with some additional excise Mr. and Mrs. Albert S. Carl- Burl lad a new Explorer troop as the re- The study stemmed from a Senate resolution sponsored by Sen. dress received a 60-day sus- strom, 277 Bay Ave., recently C 31 Ptptl Col* taxes." pended sentence' after pleading Pendn ram sult of the "Go Roundup" now 'Clairborne Pell, D-R. I., proposing creation of an interstate au- celebrated their eighth wedding CeltneM Phil II , thority to build and run a high speed passenger railroad system Speaking on the Rutgers Uni- guilty to taking merchandise val- dm * Ob FUU Pet ' In progress. Robert B. Edwards anniversary. tThe 'couple were! versity Radio Forum the treas ued at $11.95 from the same Ctmler Pit B1N1 Dr. WHHam GoMfine, Free- In the area. married in Leonardo Dec. 4,1955. CltlM Sr Pub ST B*O urer said: MIDDLETOWN - Robert B, store. COM Cols hold, vice chairman in charge of They have four daughters, Terry, Cols PH Edwards, Bridgeton, will assum si organization and extension, said NO GUARANTEE "I don't know, there may bi Complaints against the two Debbie, Sandy and Kitty. Mrs. Coiam au his duties as superintendent o: Ooml sol the new members will b NEW DELHI — Prime Minister Nehro said today India has a possibility that the state women were esigned by Eliza- Carlstrotn b the former Kath- Con Sdl* New Jeree r recreation here Saturday. vested' and take the Scout Oath !given no guarantee it will continue to "observe "the cease-fire the| 5 beth Seamon, store security of- leen Smith of Highlands. a strie* of open-house meet- Chinese communists proclaimed in the Himalayas. ment may very well forestall He was named to the post Mon- ficer. Mrs. Lorette. Adams, Second Ren Ue broad-based tax for a few day night. Ber Tub "We have given no guarantee on toe future pf the cease-fire,' Melvin G. Lars*, 42, of 19 St.. recently celebrated her birth- Rob Pliito togs.. 'Nehru told Parliament. years." He is a graduate of Pennsyl- Rector PI. received a 10-day jail John Tennant, Colts Neck, Ex- day. Twinlight Post, American __ •nv, • "It depends upon the circumstances. But for the time being, Earlier yesterday, the stai vania State University where he term in default of a $25 fine for Legion, entertained members of 0ent~BuV~ plorer co-ordinator for the area, India is accepting It" . Education Department asked th majored in recreation and edu- causing a disturbance at that ad- the Monmouth County Executive S^cblm said Explorer Post 156, sponsored Nehru said India does not wish to impede the cease-fire and Legislature to provide almost $1 cation. He also holds a master's dress Monday. Committee of Hie Legion Dec. 5 b American Legion Post 434, welcomes reports of Chinese withdrawal in the northeast. The million more than in the pasl degree from the university. In her complaint, Dorothy , _f ™ — ,»...».<«.,* ,*•—Huunui ut MIC UW4 UJCO91, lilt In the post home. Joseph Hem- ML! t _• .«...... - - - - year for state aid to local school Mr. Edwards was a member O'Neill, of the same address, said ducteEngttshtownd at an, wilopen-housl be fonme meetin% ing- Chinese are insisting on holding their present positions in ladakh, lein, Eatontown, is county com-|J£J *w^« ^ »- „-.-!«-.. mx>«—i foe northwestern end of the border, where they occupied more in 196344. The total expenditure of the varsity basketball team at Mr. LarSh had kicked down the next month. Prior to that, lead- at mauler. than 2,000 square miles in their invasion. for such aid would i> Penn State, served as. the team front door of an apartment. will meet In (tie residence of $116,277,689. captain and also served as fresh' Stanley KuscMdc, LaSatta. Ave., SOVIET SPY CHARGES Kervick said the state's sur man basketball coach after grad- EngSsHown, for a final training MOSCOW — The Soviet Union has charged that British and plus has been dwindling tor som uation. Egg Market session Thursday night of next NEW YORK (APMUSDA) - I American intelligence services have wormed their way into the time but the situation did no Mr. Edwards is single. He Woman Hit 3» ACMK week. Wholesale egg offerings light on Central Science Administration. A Russian scientific worker has necessitate the obtaining of ex- served as co-ordinator of youth 3ta Cigar Cub Pack 153, sponsored by Urge; adequate on mediums and' 3 Dm been arrested on charges of selling secret material. tra funds "at this time." a activities at Fort Ord, Calif., dur- the Colts Neck Fire Co., is lead- very light on balance. Demand The Russian, O. V. Penkovshy, had been working for British said he thought the surplus wouli ing a recent tour of duty in the By Auto Stn Mown Ing in the roundup, by bringing and American intelligence since last year, Tass News Agency saiaV good yesterday. n Pub Ut hold up through next year. Army. Whites: extras (47 lbs. mln.) Tel * XI 'n 26 new members. Other lead- last night, and fmd an elaborate set of spy equipment In Ms pos-| Asked about a prediction thai Mr. Edwards drafted plans for Hospitalized 3914-41; extras medium (4D lbs. •rs are Packs 194, sponsored by session when Soviet security agents seized him. next year's state budget wouli the development of the Stone Val- Congregation Sons Israel, average) 35-38; top quality (47 " " ' A British businessman and two U. S. Embassy staff members be some $40 million greater tha ley Recreation area In Pennsyl- FAIR HAVEN — Mrs. Edith lbs. min.) 41&44K; mediums (41 odjttAr EngUshtowri, with 24, and were specifically accused of buying or receiving secret information the current year's, he said hi vania and prepared a recreation- Wail, 55, of 72 Lake Ave., in 3MUM Co sponsored by the Freehold Town- lbs. avenge) 36-38; smalls (38 SK A»P from Penkovsky on scientific, technical, political and military mat- did not deny this and predlctec al survey covering all facets of reported in good condition in Riv- lbs. average) 3142; peewees 25-28. itaA ship Parent Teacher Association ten. the increase might even tie mis field for the City of Brldge-j ervtew Hospital where she Is re- witii 20. Among the Boy Scout Browns: extras (47 lbs. min.) Simm P«p The Americans mentioned were Richard Carl Jacob, 26, secre- greater. covering from a fractured pelvis Uro par units, Troop 18, Freehold, is tary-archivist at the U. S. Embassy until he was expelled from 4114-43; top quality (47 fl». min.) she suffered in an accident on _J Cent ahead with 12. Several other units the Soviet Union last month on spying charges, and an embassy 4244; mediums (41 lbs. average) Int Bin Men 38HH4 HEAR QPARTET River Rd. here. Inl HUH»rT» 11% in the district have qualified for staff member named as "Karlson." The Embassy's assistant Sfr-38; smalls (38 lbs. average) tat NicNkk «H4 OK Planning NEW MONMOUTH-Mr. and Police said Mrs. Wall was hit tot PipeP r 29!i roundup awards. agricultural attache since last spring has been Rodney Carlson. Mrs. Emmett Cherne, Mr. and Thursday by a car driven by 31-32; peewees 25-2B. ' tut T.1 ft Til 4! [Jacob's parents live In Egg Harbor City, N. J. Mrs. George Fennell, Mr. and Jean G. Rizzo, 19, of 49 East Board Budget Mrs. Robert Dobson and Mr. and Roosevelt dr., Middletown. Miss U. S. PROPOSES PHONE TO KREMLIN UNION BEACH — In a brief Mrs. Robert Harris, attended the Rlzzo was issued a careless driv- GENEVA — The United States proposed today the installation meeting last night, the Planning Westfleld Chapter Barber Shop ing summons returnable in court of a direct telephone connecting President Kennedy and Premier Board prepared a budget for Quartet Friday in .the Westfield Dec. 20, police said. Khrushchev as part of a detailed system for preventing war by 1963, to be submitted to Borough High School. Later in the eve- The accident happened in front miscalculation or accident. Council. ning, Mr. and Mrs. Cherne, Lone of Perry's Luncheonette. Patrol- U. S. Ambassador Arthur H. Dean urged the 17-satIon dij- The proposed spending scbed-| Oak Rd., entertained. man Robert O'Neill Investigated. THANK YOU armament conference to give careful consideration to ways of ule totals $2,075. Included among keeping the world from blundering into war. Its items are: $750 tor fees to He introduced a six-point program for building up confidence planning consultants, $600 re- between nations and insuring them against surprise attack or blows tainer for an attorney, $180 sal- delivered by accident. ary for the secretary-clerk, $310 for school course fees, confer- PRESIDENTIAL SIGNATURES 86 PROOF ences and conventions, $100 for WASHINGTON, (AP) — Thanks to a New Jersey collector, the My staff and I wish to show our appreciation for equipment and $135 for legal ad- White House now/ has its first complete set of original signatures vertisements. the wonderful reception you havejriveft us since our of the 34 presidents from George Washington to John, F. Kennedy. opening By saying a heartfelt "Thank you" to all They're on display in a large frame in the office of White WHISKEY who have visited our new salon and extended their House Press Secretary Pierre Salinger. An engraving of each Lakewood Man best wishes. president is shown, with his signature displayed beneath the small 40% straight whiskey portrait. Fatally Shot 60% grain nturral spirlH The gift came from Martin Weiner, a Clifton, N. J., real estate HIGHTSTOWN (AP) - A 4 years old or mow. investor, who collects historical manuscript? and presidential sig- Lakewood man was fatally shot MICHAEL'S BEAUTY SALON natures as a hobby. In a dispute with another man here last night, state police said, 21 MONMOUTH ST. RfeD BANK FARM BUREAU CONVENTION Dead from a 22-caIlber rifle 99 ATLANTA— The American Farm Bureau Federation conven- bullet was Robert Lee Douglas, tion looked to the Kennedy administration today for a possible out- 31, of 323 Fifth St, Lakewood. FOR APPOINTMENT line of Its views on tha iisue of extending labor unions and wage The shooting occurred in the QUART standards of agriculture. home of Lee Thomas, 51, on DIs- CALL SH 1-0792 Secretary of Labor W. Willard Wirtz addresses today's conven- brow Hill Rd., the police said. 4 yrs. & older tion on the government's labor policies; State Police Investigator Joseph Farm Bureau officials said they hoped Wirtz would state the PHYLLIS TERRY Bartzak said Thomas would be administration's position on efforts of some labor unions to extend charged with murder. 3 BURGER LUCISANO their organizational efforts to farmers and farm workers, The big Douglas was shot In the chest. farm organization has bitterly opposed such efforts. Police were alerted to the shoot- {MONMOUTH LIQUOR; ing after the first aid squad an- US NEWMAN SPRINGS ROAD RED IANK TO HEAR TESTIMONY swered a call from the Thomas (Opposite A*P) (Next to Butch's Car Wash) NEW YORK —A New York County (Manhattan) Grand Jury home, where Douglas was visit- continues today to hear testimony in the bribery and conspiracy ing. . w . SALE PRICED! Wards WARD Signature automatics

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Saadford Fratk W. Harbour tlate of New Jersey. ant A ChineM restaurant? In MadridMXmg King— BxKstir* Hoar AwoUmtt Idttor» KUiUtsm •unui Vsr. We In New Jersey should take started it He il a happy grinning Oriental <|ho? great pride in the fact that we Mmbtr d th* Associated Fran are one of the two remaining very good" when he jneans "velty good."ifle,.y£la tauUM neitmiu; nuwM ntukOMUea Mtuua IM«I wi At UKMMUC n*Muu IP u*t 4 state* that does not levy a broad renowned artisrtistt who neverv wera«tfefa&ss aa tt U bate tax on its citizens. . .Ne- remark with "Confucius styk ».'' Member at American Newspaper Publishers Astedattet braska being the only other such MMBbtr Audit Bureaa «t Clreulatiea state. He phoned so;ne friend* aod said: 1M SSM Maak RafUttr twimu »• Bawnu nstaMMiMw t»t nvnuiMi MI»M a «dT«rti«.mtnu. What is the purpose in Joining "How about a Chinese dinner? Ibrought •a crt»M WHm <• iMUn trta lu t««»ri income or in many, cases, both? It is not the solution as these the ball of egg foo young rolling. He Lot tkn I OWP. Par momn sue U monU.l-lll.00 « monitu—I ».W •vMmtttea mow u unw » mmth»-IU.M » monttu-* UO other « states can verify by invited Ralph Wheelwrights a rertijt- m& by mm, to c«n their own example. They are WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1962 still trying to find the where- tance man from California; Howard withall to pay for the cost of BISHOF Newman, a playwright and publicist; government. Sam Bronston, Europe's answer to Cecil B, DeMllle; New Jersey is a wealthy state. some Spanish people, and an American writer with a Unnatural, But Good It is not primarily an agricultural : state even though it Is known u ravenous (hungry) wife. • ; One of man's eternal distinctions bottom of the bay to the surface. the Garden State. It is rich In Mrs. Dong was to do the cooking, if she could find industry tad commerce. Per is that he keeps changing nature. The warm water is sprayed on capita income is near the top insomething to go with the tired bamboo shoots. Like the surface in such a way as to keep the national avenge scale. Prop- maybe five pounds of meat, some leeks, green peppers, And they're at it again in At- erty taxes are high as most home- onions, soy sauce, fortune cookies and a can of Wear* surface water circulating thus pre- 'I'll moke o deal with you, lady,..you don't owners will attest though they lantic Highlands. Donate of soda. The lady is also Chinese, although she venting ice formation. tell the kiddies you sow Sonto here, and. i .are just as high In other states; This week, to provide better an- won't tell 'era I sow Monay here...!" and even higher In some in- was born in China and has no accent, while Dong was The system will be used all win- stances. Certainly all of these born in California and sounds like Warner <>land, chorage for commercial and other areas offer the tax collector ter, to test its effectiveness in this drunk. craft, the Harbor Commission will 'Men pickins." But the tax col locale. These lector is hard pressed to keep Helena Dong phoned Newman two hours before install an experimental ice control Similar devices reportedly have up with the big business of ever the dinner and said, in oriental Spanish: "What is ad- system at the harbor. increasing government disburials been used in harbors in the north- In order to continue the present dress of honorable Chinese restaurant?" Newman, who It will be placed alongside Pier ernmost part of the country with The Concise Bible rate of empire building In Tren- was once a nice Jewish kid from Brooklyn, said: "There ton, it is now necessary to look are two. We go to one on Calle Leganitos. Called by One, where fishing vessels are great success. By GEORGE E. SOKOLSKY down deep in the corner of the nombre Yuen Ling." moored. Changing nature in this respect taxpayer's pocket. for smother means to an end, But wher« does "Light-o," she said, falling into the spirit of the The equipment consists of a would be progress. Interest in the Bible never ceases and new editions that same taxpayer look for those thing. So, at 9 p.m. the party boarded a half dozen extra dollars? The employer is pump and pipes set under the wa- We can't say that of all such are published, each creating something of a controversy taxis from several hotels and got lost. Cabs were ca- among those who insist that the King James Version certainly not going to increase ter, to force warm water from the changes. the breadwinner's income to help reening all over Madrid, but nobody, including the or the Douay translation of the Vulgate represents per pay the taxes.. If simply means drivers, knew where they were going. The second fection. The fact is, of course, that any version of thea few more meatless -Tuesdays Chinese restaurant in Madrid is The China Restaurant, Bad Legislation Bible published in English is a transla- or one less pair of shoes for the kids. Why? Because we, the which is on a tide street off the Gran Via. tion and translations do have a way taxpayer, allow our representa- Wrong On* < Senate legislation prohibiting a seen this happen in several Mon- of being imperfect. tive in Trenton to go on spend- mouth communities — when candi-, ing and building and taxing. Dong and Mrs. Dong went to the wrong one, of person running as an independent Frances Hazlitt, wife of the famous course. In friendly Chinese, he asked permission for dates feel they must break from their economist, Henry Hazlitt, has undoubt- "Now is the time for all good candidate within two years after men to come to the aid of their his wife to cook a Chinese dinner for a dozen friends, having voted in a party primary was parties. Too often a political party, edly surprised her friends, who never state." There Is an organization of cit- the manager; a fat man with a face full of teeth hang- long in power, is .controlled by a thought it of her, by producing "The ing over hit lower lip, didn't like the idea, so he said: passed last week. We think it is bad Concise Bible," that is a synopsis of izens (housewives, school teach small group. Many able men feel ers, small business people, pro- 'Sure. Go ahead." The Chinese chef liked it even less. legislation. all the 66 books in the Protestant they must run under the independent fessional men and women) which He leaned on a cleaver. Senate Majority Leader Charles SOKOL5KY Canon. The book is not a re-translation is trying to find the means to banner. Then they return to the but a condensation, a sort of getting at the heart of balance the state budget without In a few minutes, Mrs. Dong was steaming the W. Sandman Jr., R-Cape May, spon- imposing this additional tax — place. Over at the other restaurant, David Brown and party ranks and, very often, have a things, omitting the begats and similar matters which State Committee Against New sor of the bill, said it was necessary Phil Gersdorf were addressing the Cantonese waiter healthy influence on the party — do not seem pertinent to us nowadays and Which do Taxes (SCANT) with headquar- to preserve "a healthy two-party ters at 2» Fetter St., Weehtw- in limping Spanish. He listened and said: "What you especially if they are elected. become tiresome in reading. system." ken, N. J. It needs the support mean, dinner for Dong? Who Dong? You hear bells Very few candidates will run as The story of Adam and Eve and the beginning of of every taxpayer who would like maybe?" sin in the Garden of Eden is a good example of con- to see economy and efficiency However, we agree with Sen. independents to split a party vote densation, for the narrative is uninterrupted and swings practiced in the State House in Everybody waited at the right restaurant, except John A. Waddington, D-Salem, who Trenton. This, no doubt, is one of the pur-along perfectly. And what a tragic denouement there Wheelwright, who was with the Dongs. After an hour said the bill might tend to discour- Some of me facts and figures the Newman crowd left and went to Casa Paco, a Span- poses of the Senate action. s to the tale: uneanneUneartheda boy mithiss group orf harnatadl —r age men from running for public Political parties should place "For Adam's sin, God curses the very ground workingg , dedicatedd citizens irel'shneighbogipod place in Madrid Antigua. At ten, they office. We question whether it must which must give them food: in the sweat of thy face y their stress on selecting outstanding that approved parochial ordered:,S,par4»h leg of lamb. At ten, Dong was sitting apply to two primaries, let alone candidates. In the meantime, an in shalt thou eat bread, till thou return unto the ground;schools are bbeini g bbuili t at lest behind 400 pounds of steaming rice, wiping his glasses. for out of it wast thou taken: for dust thou art, andthan half the cost of, public one. dependent candidate can very often schools? It's a fact. Yet the He was so nervous that he was drawing pictures unto dust shalt thou return. •Serve to benefit government. state says it need* additional of himself on the tablecloth. "Go ahead," he said to There are times — and "So God drives them out of the Garden of Eden. taxes for an increased educational Wheelwright. "Eat" Ralph said: "Me? I can't stand "And Adam called his wife's name Eve; because budget. Chinese ufSJ" So Dong and" Mrs. Dong ate. Ralph It is a political myth that a phoned the Casa Paco on the off-chance that the rest Your Money's Worth: she was the mother of all living." broad based tax would relieve the tax burden on the property owner. of the crowd might be there. They were. Howard New- Hidden Origins Property taxes an assessed and man said that the Spanish lamb had just arrived, but Who's Causing Violent Stock Fluctuations? There may be a bit of non-sequitur in giving Evecollected at the local level. Tren- he would pay the bill and leave at once for the wrong ton has no jurisdiction on local, Chinese restaurant By SYLVIA PORTER her name after they were chased out of the Garden of municipal property taxes. Eden. But then men do have a way of calling their There is much more, too Nobody Knew was not the Wall Street profes The stock market'* swings, They would not sell because ol wives names at times. lengthy to go into here but enough A cab sped off. Newman, in a second one, said: down and up, in 1962 have been the capital gains tax they would sional. It was the sophisticated is apparent to indicate that ef- among the most violent in hi* have to pay on their gains. Call investor, loaded with securities One often forgets when things started because ori ficiency and economy.is the real "Anybody know where the hell The China Restaurant tory. The crash on Black Mo* it greed, call it stupidity, call II held for years and also holding gins are only too often hidden in verbiage. Frances solution, not.another tax either is?" Nobody knew. The first taxi was already bounding day, May 28, ranks as on* of the both — but the fact Is reluctance stocks on margin to the limit Hazlitt has such headings as 'The Day of Atonement," «ales or income. up the block. "Oh my God!" Howard Newman moaned steepest of all to pay that tax locked them in. permitted. The capital gains tax 1 tlnfe; the price Then In early 1962 buying dwin- which had locked him in for so "The Moral Laws," "The Holiness Code" and so on. youmr COTSS^JKTlfeelings. Public apatl,,., „„* . English. Then. ,, „in Spanis... h he said to the driver: comeback dled, prices finally began to fade, long suddenly seemed much less It all becomes so clear and is surely an advantage to your, "Oh, they'll get itihyhW'Sique este cqche!" which, he thinks, means "Follow since our suc- As the market slid, these sophlr important that grabbing the prof- those who will not plow through nearly a thousand or, "what can I do?" is Just wha that carl cessful show- ticated Investors saw thtir paper its left and cutting the losses. Trenton is banking on to put this down over profits evaporating, even turning Here's the proof. On those three pages of Biblical Texts. unwanted, unnecessary tax on the there has never been a ride like that since Gallieni Cuba Monday, into losses. During the week of days of chaos — May 28, 29 and In Eastern Europe there are such condensations books. drove his taxicab army to the rescue of the French on 22, has May 21-25,, stock prices declined 31 — families with incomes of of the Old Testament, prepared for women, who Time is of die essence.; Write the Marne. Everything was done on two wheels, or almost an average of 1.2 per cent a day, $10,000 and over accounted for of the Old Testament, prepared for women, who weretoUvteMonmo^thCAiiHrtn^^.. v ------— -• ... „.. perpendicular. ended down 6 per cent on Friday. 77 per cent of all transactions not expected to be able toread the Hebrew Text They senuu»3«tenTB«iaK ^^e driver must have seen a few American movies. Wall Street will Market Plunged by individuals and families with read th• e Bibl— e Stories. Mrs.. Hazlitt does much more Keith, e/o Th- e State House, He hitt the crosss streetss as though thethey hahd beeb n ropedd be making no That Saturday and Sunday, Incomes in the $25,0OO-plus brack- Trenton, N. J. off. Many Madrllenos like to walk in the middle of the PORTER than that. She provides the monumental moral lesson proud boasts brokerage firms from coast to it accounted for half of this total. Very truly, street On this night, they were cured of the habit about the stability of the stock coast sent out a record total of The only group which was still of both the Old and New Testaments. By some wiz- Mrs. R. P. Courten market when this year ends. margin calls. At the opening a net seller on May 31, the dayardry of composition, she has retained the poetry, the P. S. If you feel strongly When both taxis got to the Gran Via, nobody knew What type of stockowner—in- Monday, May 28, the market the market rebounded, was the rhythmic movement of word and action which, as lit-enough about defeating the new on which side street The China Restaurant might be stitution or individual, high, low plunged — and the panic was on.»25,0OO-plus bracket, the 525,000 found. So they tore up and down the alleys, knocking or middle income bracket — has It was not the low-income in- and over group also accounted irature, has made the Bible the most glorious book nXer^'wii^cha'rman",' state been primarily responsible for vestor who ran in terror fo for an outstanding 42 per cent ol ever written. Here in Ezekiel one reads: Committee Against New Taxes, doorknobs off the shops on the corners. By the time these convulsive fluctuations? shelter. It was not the "little all margin transactions, the high- "The wings of these living creatures are stretchedSCANT, 280 Potter St., Weehaw- they disembarked at The China Restaurant, the Dongs Why the turbulence? est since the New York Stock ken, N. J. woman" who panicked. It was upward; they move ever forward, without turning; as had left So had Wheelwright and his corwardly One answer to the "what type" not the investing institution. It Exchange started keeping rec- CHRISTMAS stomach. - may startle you, lor a key force ords on this. they run and return they are like a flash of lightning; behind this year's disorder has CARMICHAEl No Question and underneath them are wheels whose rims are full . Kjare Hjem Newman is normally as happy as though he didn't been the high-income bracket in' There's no question about of eyes: for the spirit of the living creature was in 1 Hilltop Ter., comprehend the disasters he faces every day. This time dividual, the supposedly sophis- "what type" and no question Red Bank. N. J,, the wheels. Dec. 9. 1M2. he was fatigued. He sat at a table. A Chinese waiter ticated investor who has been in mm about the "why" either. tht 10 approached. "You like something hot?" he said. New- the itock market for years. You Now the danger is that it is "Above their heads is a platform, and upon this "*>. f* ^ well might have put htm last on ( happening again and big Invest- Something has bugged me for man nodded. "Glood," the waiter said. "How about nice loom> # is a throne: and ... the likeness as the appearance years and I think this is tht time the list of culprits. ors who are reluctant to sell be- of a man above upon it ... I saw as it were the ap-to try to excoriate that bug —pizza?" ... One answer to the "why" also cause of the capital gains tax but I'd like to lay a little ground- may startle you, for here tht next year. While the chance that pearance of fire, and it had brightness round about." work first. "Shut Mah Mouth" answer is the capital gains tax- it will vote a flat cut in the rate I attended service in the Red under which gains on stocks held infinitesimal, surely there Is Living Literature Bank Presbyterian Church Sun six monthi or less are fully tax- sense to "graduating" the tax ) downward to that it becomes less This famous vision of Ezekiel is. living literature day, Dec. 9.1 believe this is per able at the regular rates apr/ying haps tht third time I have at to ordinary income, and profits oppressive dn truly long-term and has long been in the memory of man. It is not lost holders of securities. As long as tended church service in 30 on stocks held more than six in this condensation, nor is the whole of the Moral Law years, so no one can accuse me months are taxed at a maximum 1 this tix remains as is, the threat as Micah speaks it in a sentence: of being pious, though as strong' 2S per cent rate. W to a stable securities market will remain too. "Micah pleads with the people for the Lord, saying, ly as I can believe in anything Short Review I believe in the Supreme Being. To understand this tale a short He hath showed thee, O man, what is good; and what The subject of Dr. Webster's review ol 1962's market back- OLD-TIME COPS doth the Lord require of thee, but to do justly, and sermon (or talk) was "Why do ground is essential. gPTT REPLACED IN LOUISVILLE to love mercy, and to walk humbly with thy God?" we' believe In the Blbje?" and Many years ago, when prices he gave ten reasons for believ- were far below the 1961-62 highs, LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP)-Po- Truly this condensation ia a remarkable work anding, f won't enumerate them, but America's wealthier, sophisticat' licemen on Fourth Str«*t, In theshould be especially of great value to young people as I felt that he omitted the main heart of Louisville, have a new ed investors moved into the stock an introduction to the Book of Books of which one one and that Is, our need to have market. And when 1962 opened, 1 look—and some of them even faith. Even the heathens, In an they were sitting with big port- li»v« a new name "community- can never tire in whatever form or whatever language. oblique way, seem to haye had folios of stocks and huge paper elatlons officers." The Bible lives even among those for whom re- need for faith In something, a The policemen wear white hats, profits. Many of them knew that ligion has become a dying habit, a memory of parental power greater than themselves. stocks were becoming ridiculous- white Sam Browne belts, white The Jews were the first to H| -/tit gloves and, In case of rain, white ly overpriced considering corpor- frith. The Bible, as literature, is preserved by Frances recognize that power as Jehovah ation earnings and dividends. rj raincoats, Chief William Blndner Hazlitt and therefore she has added to the living word. or God and to worship Him, and Many of them said out loud, "I said the accessories will make the Bible tells us Jesus Christ hem more visible to pedestrians Someday, those who read only "The Concise Bible" will ought to sell everything I own, Ca«*tt (MM— the son of God-the Messiah. but ... ." ind drivers on th* crowded turn to the whole of it and love not only its personal!-...JUS taught faith. I am itrtet. But they would not sell as tht »T'« Hft W*E ties and parables but its beauty and truth. | member ing the Bible story of The new name was given ta Peter tryln t0 on th w market roared on to peak after JU«T tOtET :orner patrolmen by Mayor Wil- In these days, when men argue over the relation-1 * *** * *" peak under the buying of new In- lam Cowger, who said they may ship of church and state, there may be some who pre- Itw'thlT^nd boMenus'h't wa« dividual Investors and of insti- Wf lave booths on their corners In fer Hemingway to Isaiah but Isaiah has lasted longer afraid" and began to sink and tutions which had to invest tht the future where they can give d w lMUI to llVf hlm tens of millions of dollars of cash motorists and tourists Informa- as literature and the Psalms longest as popular songs, "J* - entrusted to them every diy. 6-Wednesday, Dee. 12, 1962tion during slack periods. The eternity of the living is in them. ?< j ^ J0» v&$A ...... , HID BANK BEGISTEB p of an ertatton, !,. to an wSutrqtt gwatity — 14ve.Within Y f^y Hist the tmaJJ Bartender age to a 27-y«ar<«M ' oag« of wrttijag CMstakt vA youth Jen.'"K; "- ' Itlth, but it do^t not t»y out m Xma - must have teitfa in good — that What It Costs to Drive a Gar On Sale to Minor Dttease AtLraey mfr Sincerely, tic*, Asbury Park, «SOI# : "Oh toon c< Httle faith wherefore i« why the evil prosper a* well By Mary Fedey take to dress a girl of this age? her new interest ia-her'appear- FREEHOLD — A Monmouth Amanda H»nsen. me state failed to Aat dm t&ou doubt" as the good-but the Bible alto Comultaat ta Money Management Mrs. Ed V,, Philadelphia ance. County jury-here yesterday found youth 'purchased' "FaJth a.'the dynamo that con- •aya, I believe in Deuteronomy, George Richardson, bartender at PRICE OF FREEDOM pear Miss Fceley: Dear Mrs. W.: ' Whatever the two of you de- nect* our .prayer* to the Su"an- d thou say In thine heart my the Bayside Tavern, Keyport, in- from Mr. Richardson. How do you go about figuring I know, there's a temptation 'to cide on, be aure to bu/ wash- power and the might of mine Box 92, nocent of a'charge of selling an The trial wa3 held be&W hand h»th gotten me this wealth, what it actually costs to drive a shop lavishly under the circum- ables. Whe.n clothes can go into ty Judge Edward J. Rumson, N, J. ilephbiic beverage to a minor. but thou. shalt remember the car? On his .new Job, Jim will be stances—it's such a' nice change the washing machine and out of Dec. 9, 1S62. the dryer in a- matter of an hour -Assistant Prosecutor John A. Lord thy God for It Is He that driving our 1961 Chevrolet 40 from levis and droopy sweaters. It pays to advertise in tbt M To the Editor: •;. or so, she will need far fewer Petilto said Richardson had been givetii the power to, get wealth." miles a day, to and from work. But hold onto your'good sense. Bank Register.—Advertisement Since Monmouth County resi- The rest of the trips are short I suggest you and ysjur daughter garments. The most fashlpn-con- charged with selling the bever- Christmas b the aeaiori when dents are being subjected to in- ones, except when our son. takes Write down the dofhes; she'll scious dothes, including outer we celebrate the birth «(sie*us creasing "fall-out" from the local the car on dates about twice a need for a season. It's easier to wear, are machine-washable —and as the Catholic Chur^i was branch of the National Commit- week. I know we'll have added shop economically when'.yoo pMn these days, and it just doesn't the first Christian churth'they tee for a Sane Nuclear Policy, expense now, but I'd like to find for three or four months in ad- make sense to buy any other kind. celebrated His birth wi* the The Register'* readers might be out how much.. vance. A family's, wardrobe can Take time to co-ordinate basic "Christ Mass" an8 f #e :Mye interested in -statements from garments and accessories, and called that day, ever tine*, Mrs. J. C, Louisville, Ky. range from'S to 15 per cent of eminent scientists who do not the spendable monthly income—In beware of the do-dads that a girl Christmas. J''- • Dear Mrs. C: share the SANE Committee's your case, from $41,40 to $103.50. would* tire of quickly. By all Operating cost; will often vary And now I come to that whfch craven fears and views: You will have to decide what pro- means let herexercise her own • 1; Dr. .James A. - Van Allen, as much as 50 per cent for the has bugged me for so longw, : portion of this amount you want selective talents—as far as you same make, and model' car. So In mathematics an "X" 'de- radiation expert of Cambridge, to spend on your daughter's reasonably can. the best way to. determine .these notes the unknown quantity — Mass., warns against ill-consid- clothes. Probably, more for this (If you have a money problem, costs is to; develop your own f ' therefore, in time* past,. did ered reports- about danger from coming season than you will write Mary Feeley in care of The res. . _ ',.-''' •''..' someone perpetrate a boat oY the 'Ugh altitude 'Johnson Island later, on, since she won't have Register. She will answer those comfortable a man can feel the believers in Jesus Christ? nuclear tests; As a'guide, here's a breakdowii much of a backlog to start with. n' oreatest interest in her col- 1 J. Kridel'i Corner. of national average cost; figures Christmas is the day all Chris- 2. Dr. John E. Rose, director Also, you will want to encourage umn.) of radiological physics, of the for a 1661 Chevy: a little over tian faiths celebrate the birth of 244 cents per mile for gas and the Messiah—are we so danged of the Argonne. National Labor- oil;, a bit over 1 cent per mile busy we must reduce Jesus atory,' states that lead,in food PERRY'S NATURALLY for maintenance and tires; $30.93 Christ who was tortured,' cnicl- froni sprays has a far greater 11 White Street, Red Bank 1 annually for fire and theft insur- fled and died.so that telTeven <***&«» 'fafl-out'and thaf the ance, . $107.71 annually for liabil- present rate -ol radiation is less tTTHE OVER 100 STYUS, ALL GIFT BOXED, ity. Sln». your ,»n to using the than two ^er cent from natural urotTmni car, this figure might well* be radiation, a very small Increase; CIRCLt higher. The Oak Ridge HaUonal SO BRIMO ALONG YOUR CHRISTMAS LIST Laboratory asserts, that genetic The average motorist, driving effects from tow doses of radia- your make and model car about tlon may be less than have been 20,000 miles hi one, year, pays previously estimated; that radio- about & cents a mile. Use that activity has always been a part for a budget figure, and adjust it of man's environment on earth as your own records shape up. and that the average person re- Dear Miss Feeley: 17-jewel ceives more of it from natural My l^year-old daughter is turn- background sources than from ing from a tomboy into a young world-wide fall-out. lady, very interested, in clothes. Nor should we be utterly "over- I welcome this change, but I don't whelmed at the thought of the want to be foolish about indulg- •of. the latest megaton ing her in everything she sets her rift watches at bombs. Hurricane CarlaTelencu heart on. My husband's income is in one minute the energy of six $680 a month, after deductions. or more megaton bombs., Can you tell me what it should For further information, I sug- gest your readers order from the U.S. Government Printing Office, Qceanport prices copies of "Communist Infiltration In The Nuclear Test Ban Move- ment," which is published In two H&L Elects parts by the Subcommittee on In- OCEANPORT — The Oceanport ternal Security of the Senate Ju- Hook and Ladder Company last STORES OPEN diciary Committee under date of night re-elected Charles Van August, September, October, 1960. Bradde president. It analyzes "peace walks" in Also renamed in company elec- Greenwich Village and the picket- tions were Robert Berry, vice Ing of the White .House and othef president, and William ReJHy, significant angles. There Is also secretary. The treasurer for the a pamphlet —"The Eight Falla- coming year will be Ralph Marra. cies of The Nuclear Test Ban," Line officers, for the most part, delivered by Sen. Thomas J. Dodd were-advanced one grade-with on May 12, 1960, the exception of the position of I am confident that most Amer- second lieutenant, wMch was icans are still inspired by the ex. filled by Daniel Sspp, a new offi- amples of the men and women cer. • • . . • . r • who founded this country and who The volunteers selected Ter- bravely faced death with their rene? McGee, captain; Richard entire families as #ie price for Hauler, first lieutenant; Robert freedom. ,,-,- ,.;.•. .y, v.;? ^. Rosch, engineer; Carl Christian- INCLUDING SATURDAYS ^ sen, ftast assistantengineen and - Marian M-. 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The Kennedy administration thesis is' that cutting taxes wil Pageant Set generate, enough additional busi- ness activity to produce enough lew tax revenue to replace cuts ForSundayln I can't get lt through my head," said H. 0. Bercher, presi Local Church dent of International Harvester In Chicago, "how you can get more RED BANK — A choral pag- money by cutting revenue." eant, "The Incarnate Word," by Robert Elmore and Robert B. There's general agreement In Reed, will be presented Sunday principle, however, that taxes are at 4:30 p.m. in the Presbyterian too high in relation to business Church here by members of the activity. Tower Hill Choir and the Hatho- Harvard economist John Lint- mar Club, under the direction of ler says, "Present tax rates were William C. Wood, minister of mu- 'ine (or the days of the immedi- sic. The pageant will be present- ite post-war era when pent-up ed in four parts—Prophecy, Na- lemand threatened t6 overheat tivity, Adoration by the Magi and he economy. Then, restraint was Eternal Manger. Rev. Dr. Sar- leeded. Stop The World, We Wanna Get Off At gent Bush will be the narrator; "The economy today," he adds, Mrs. Duncan Kennedy, soprano "is not characterized by excess soloist, and H. Ralph Pemmerl money." baritone soloist. The case (or cutting taxes In Miss Ruth LaWall is in charge the lower brackets Is less a mat- of costumes; Mrs. Hector C. Ev- ter o( incentives and more a mat- ans, pageantry, and Joseph F. ter of expanding basic purchas- Bryan, William L. Ford, H. Ralph ing power. This is the area cited Pemmerl and Edward H. Urion, by the administration and most lighting. economists as offering the best C Ib The following members of the lever for moving the economy. Ib 39 Hathomar Club will take part' "The great bulk of the people, 79 Angels—Mrs. John S. Jones, Mrs, aid Howard M. Packard of A. C Robert A. Patton, Mrs. Lloyd G. lohnson and Co. ol Racine, Wis., COCA COLA or Sidwell and Mrs. Charles W. "have to scramble to make ends PORTERHOUSE Smith; shepherds— Thomas W. meet. PEPSI COLA French, Lloyd G. Sidwell and A Dallas banker said there Is Larae F*ntty SIM Lawrence Van Der Vliet; •ombre- little doubt in his mind but that STEAK clad people—Mr. and Mrs, David these people would spend almost A. Crowell, Mra. Andrew Orr, every additional cent they would Robert Patton and Mr, and Mrs, retain through tax reductions. 1 Robert Wallace; Mary-Mrs. Do* Du Pont economist William H, 5-88' aid Warren; Joseph—Donald War- Shaw estimates, however, that ren, and Magi—Donald Howard, only about hal/ the money freed Andrew M. Orr and Wi"'-m G. would be spent In 18(3. Also, he _8£L Wall; Filgrims-Abagail Close, said, higher social security taxe Grade"A" Cynthia Close, Mrs. Dexter 0. taking' effect Jan. I would tend Jones and Rev. Dr.' Charles S. to mask much of the increase In Center Cut Webster; the shepherd boy- available spending money. Thus, BUTTER Gary Hagestad, and the student, he doubts there would be a big Robert M. Wood. Immediate Impact on the econ- PORK CHOPS Members of the Tower Hil omy. Choir are: Sopranos—Barbara Bergen, Ann L. Bugbee, Mrs. B. G. Coats, Mrs. Lloyd Christian- This Worker's 59J son, Mrs. Irvine Dowd, Linda Fin- 79s ley, Mrs. Edward A. Hebdltch, Mrs. Donald S. Howard, Mrs, 'Paradise' Isn't Duncan Kennedy, Mrs. Paul W. By LOYAL GOULD Paterson, Mrs. H. Ralph Pem- _ BUDAPEST, Hungary (AP) LOWEST PRICES IN AMERICA! merl, Nancy J. Peters, Mrs, Jor- 1 'I' . •'' v '-'• dan C. Ploch, Mrs. Philip H. Roy, ican inipe^p^t," the" Budapesi Mrs. William R. Scharman, Mrs. taxi driver said with a wry laugh. Walter Seymour, Jr., S. Edn "I'd give anything if I could be Stark, Mrs. Erich E. Uecker, an Imperialist and leave this Mrs. David W. Woodward am workers? paradise." Mrs. Roland S. Woolson; altos- Istvan R., a burly, good naturec Mrs. John T. Bradley, Mrs. Rich- fellow In his early 40s, had picked ard K. Brown, Mrs. William S. SAUSAGE this reporter up In front of CALA Carpenter, Mrs. Vaughan C. Budapest hotel. Just before hi Hot or Chambers, Jr., Mrs. George W. dropped me, he invited me to vi: Grimm, Jr., Mrs. Ross E. King, it his home. G Mrs. W. Gordon Pagdin, Mrs. Sweet "Pick you up tomorrow nigh an Reese, Mrs. Stanley R. Shu- at 7," he said. ib art, Mrs. Edward H. Urion, Ann Style HAMS Istvan's life is In sharp contrast 49 Van Iderstine, Mrs. Herbert E. with that led by the members Werner, Mrs. John V. Werner \ and Mrs. William C. Wood; ten- of Communist Hungary's new privileged class. They live in di BABY ors—Carroll C. Bailey, George A. Barnes, John Breunissen, William ferent worlds. L. Ford, David J. Hall, Ross E. The worker, for whom commu- King, Lt. Joseph H. Sievers and nism ostensibly was created, is Donald E. Young; basses — still waiting for his blessings. On SPARE RIBS Vaughan C. Chambers, Jr., Ir- the average, he pays two weeks' vine Dowd, George W. Grimm, wages for a pair of shoes or month's salary for a suit. He ma) STEAKS Jr., Edward A. Hebditch, Nell Heller, Gordon C. Irwin, Jr wait three years for an apart- Duncan- Kennedy, Donald E. ment, despite Hungary's .man; Kraft, George Lansdowne, Davl housing projects. Ib D. Meeker, H. Ralph Pemmer! Members of the elite, on the Frank C. Roe. Walter Seymour, other hand, are eligible to obtain 45 45J Jr., and Don Wadsworth. houses In residential districts I the hills overlooking Budapest SUNSHINE WESTON KEEBLER , N.B.C. BURRY'S AAf The pageant is open'to the pub They get preferential treatment DIXIE BELL 1 He. in buying the 6,000 to 7,000 cars GEORGE INN Mb. CLUB 12 or. SCOOTER Xtf imported annually. Thejj can buy KRISPIES SALTINES French fashions and Western de 26 ^ nkai fur O9 28' COOKIES RITZ PIES °* Mb. pkg. 19 icacies. Fellowship's The road to Istvan's apartment led out of brightly lit downtown 'Valuable. Coupon Talk Set Budapest to a grimy industrial Valuable Coupon area. Here workers fought against Russian tanks in 1956. Tomorrow We turned down a side streel Appreciation Bonus to Our Customers.... ALLENHURST - Jerome Na- littered with discarded building thanson, chairman of the Frate material garbage and empty bot- With a $20 Order for Food Purchase Mb. BACON nity Leaders of the American tles. Istvan parked In front of an Ethical Union, will address the old building, still scarred from Ethical Culture Fellowship i the Hungarian revolution. You Can Buy g% no Monmouth County tomorrow at Up three Mights of dimly lit am p.m. in the directors' conferenci rickety stairs. Istvan's wife, lion; A Beautiful •f-oo loom of the Central Bank of Nev offered glasses of barack, a bran f «f ... Jersey, Main St. dy made from apricots, and 5-TUBE L Arour Mr. Nathanson, who is a fre- pot of weak coffee to thaw th quent lecturer heard over rad chill. RADIO with Hie! purchase of any station WQXR, served for man; "It's not much," Istvan sai< Have your FOOD CITY register tape signed by manager In Food Department, go years as director of the Instituti apologetically, "but it Is the bes to Radio and Housewares Department, give the man 12.88 and receive a five-tube for Ethical Leadership, membe, coffee I can offer." table model radio. Offer expires December 16, 1982. 2-Dozen EGGS of the board of directors for the The apartment had two snrn International Humanist and Ethi rooms, a bath, and what coul Limit 1 Coupon per Family at Food City thru Sun., t cat Union, chairman of the N be described as a kitchenette fi tional Committee on Federal A Istvan, his wife and two teei to Education, chairman of tfo age sons. OPEN New York Committee to Abollsl Housing, Istvan said, was hi RONZONI Capital Punishment, and membe: least expense—about $12 a month, on the advisory council of thi utilities included. His furniture— New York Chapter of American: a coach, two small tables, a stove, •TIL H for Democratic Action. four chairs and two double beds SPAGHETTI A question and answer perio —were duplicates d the shoddy will follow Mr. Nathanson's ai offerings in Budapest stores. EVERY NIGHT dress. The meeting Is open to tli Ilona said it would be Impos #8 and #9 public. slble for the family to live wit out pooling Istvan's $55 a montl A SHORT SEASON her $40 earned in a factory, am 1 Lb. Package SUNDAYS TILL* SAFFORD, Ariz. (AP) — Tl: the $65 earned hy the two son: 1962 deer season was only as machinist helpers. minutes old when H. B. (Doc "Sometimes", she said, "I a A l< r F00D Long began looking forward at my wit's end wilh worry hoi C ^ *" T^-' T 1 next year. we can Ret tho simplest nccqi His first shot felled a dcei ships. Pork costs $2.50 a pount SHREWSBURY AVE. AT RQUTE 35. NEW SHREWSBURY Opens at 8;30 the limit for one season. If you find It. There are alway shortages of eggs, potatoes, fruil and cheese. And things are so ex- 2.43 It pays to advertise in the Red ROUTE 35 AT THE SHARK RIVER BRIDGE, NEPTUNE FrWayj i SotwA^i Bank Register.-Advertiieraent. pensive. A television costs $163. iioimm'mmmwiutmwmm INGER By BAJfK REGISTER Groups Praised Wtdaeadar, Dee. 12,1*52-9 to Senior Citizens By Costello ONE WEEK ONLY! JURTTAH TOWHSHIP - S*m- // $ou are interested in Ml Costallo, township welfare "The Biggest Hit' Evet! .V- director, hu wcprttsed appneia- tion to the township organization I* tOW RENT HOUSING that prepared Thanksgiving b»i- rFOR THE ELDERLY keti for needy area families. Dear George; The FIRST I Included in the participating or- I took a seriea of very compU' please make application at the ganizations were the Raritan c*ted professional . placement Hills Civic Association, Girl Scout testa for a position as executive FAMILY Troops 40 and 61 of Haztet and chief in charge' pf; primary main- OFFICE OF HOUSING AUTHORITY fhe Wamm'i Club of Karitw taaance. I was delighted-to learn Township. that 1 had made • very high MONTGOMERY TERRACE RED BANK Mrs. Costello announced that an local group wishing to par- However, when I reported to Applicants most bt ever Q yean of a*, and ticipate in a program of assist- work they banded ma a long' Featuring Vaughn Miader ance to local needy families cao hmdled broom and I find that ,• .rasjdastf otRt^itaskfortoiiryearaerlosser. contact her at her home, 1 Am- executive chief in charge) of pri- mary maintenance means ji As President Kennedy tor. What shall I do? Doctor, can't you postpone this Ilium until Disillusioned Dear Disillusioned: Well the first thing you can do Atlast- is turn the heat up. These nights Businessmen View are pretty chilly, you know. Dear George. I have a parrot that talks In Value of Education his sleep. la there any solution NEW YORK (AP)-R<*«rt S. thinking across the country is to for this? BeU already bad a bachelor* de- tune with Rockefeller's thesis. Worried gree and a law degree. Neverthel- However, many executives ex- Dear Worried: (Regular Price $3.98) ess, la IMS when be was «, Bell press doubts about the wisdom Yeah. Put him down la the returned to the campus one day of sabbaticals of from a full se- basement., Maybe he'll' keep the With any LP or Stereo at Regular Price a week tor a year. mester to • year. executive chief In charge of pri- '• To do It be had to take time This year about 3,000 executives mary maintenance awake long VISIT OUR STVOtEO ROOM-1ND FLOOR I From numerous business and were sent to university-sponsored, enough to keep the heft turned with new Sealtest civic activities, for BeU waa ex- Is-resldence executive develop- up. •:•••• •;. COLOR TV HEADQUARTER? ecutive vice president erf. Pack' ment programs lasting two weeks ird-Bell Corp., an electronics firm or more in the United States and with 1962 sales of about $50 oil. Canada. Roughly 50 colleges, uni- CHANGE MEETING BATE Hon. . . : '•• versities, institutes and associa- SHREWSBURY - The Borough tions gave such comprehensive Planning Board has canceled its "When an executive is through regular meeting of Wednesday, teaming, tie's dead," Bell said programs. Courses In managerial account- Dec. .19, and will, meet instead PLASTIC-COATED later, explaining his two-aemester tonight at 8 o'clock at Shrews- 30 BROAD STREET RED BANK stint at the University ot CaJifor- ing, labor relations and the like heavily accented many offerings. bury School, Broad St. The meet- -j Red Bank's oldest, most experienced television store , at IM Angeles. He attended Ing is open to .the public. _ses In a special executive Exactly what benefits are development program. , reaped from these programs? Something resembling Bell's at- Like many corporations, Stand- titude baa been going on in the ard Oil Co. of New Jersey, which business world the list few years has cent more than 1,600 execu- carton! tives back to school in the past and appears to be. spreading. .In one of its most dramatic ex- IS years, couldn't-pinpoint them. 1. LIFT TAB-TEAR BACK 2. PUSH wings bade awiy from arrawt pressions, David Rockefeller, "It's very difficult to appraise president of the Chase Manhattan precisely,", said H. P. Schoeck, leek tab from Bank ot 'New York, suggested Jersey Standard director of ex- lids to sM» to periodic management leaves for ecutive organization and develop- break Inner Mil high-level executives, perhaps ev- ment. - • Fibuloui Orisuul Souod- DrnimB ptrfonwr it. hU Celsiftil UM>y Antout Ptny'i new collecUoa 0 snum la a cdlictloti thit mute ptrferatd \>i Anhw bli oti-rMuetttd fatorUo ety seventh year. "The real value is not sp much tmck Recording of Elvlt' 11 the subject matter as ln,th« to; litest picture. Presley inclitd«a folk. MUM, t FildlP6 SWl inihido •'MirU." "One* Speaking to the American Phil- chants 13 Kits' from KOK, Frank Loctier dww IUM, Upon t Tlrtt," "Mona osophical Society, Rockefeller, a formal rubbing of shoulders.jHth lodudtaj title tune. UM/ISP-M74* brother of New York Gcv. Nel- men from very different busi- • LFMVLSP-2J21* son A. Rockefeller, lamented the nesses, from labor, the academic continuing division of society, es- world, the military and govern- pecially the buslMM world, Into ment." ••• • -\-4 compartments. Robert Mitchell, a vice presi- 11» result, be said, was _ dent of Mattel), IncMlawthone, stultifying communications gap InCalif.,, toy manufacturer, said a decade of extremely rapid so* most of Its, middle and senior ex- dal and scientific change. ecutives have gone (hrough the "We cannot afford to flounder UCLA program attended by BeU, In a communications vacuum "I think there's some connec- "A lUnfoin!" Spccuculu while science, and technology tion between our educational perfonnino by Vu al- philosophy ind the company's bum of the Jbclov«4 Rich- reshape our world," be wU iiunlinlf"ConceiuNo.2." Bin IDEAS J. SQUEEZE wiutvto form"FIH|-Spout" 4. PRESS sides for controlled pouring To a point, much business growth," Mitchell said.- K mint for V« Ctfturn LM/UC-M01 Smart for '63 Red Banker Gets Summons OFMYOR Prlat SEA BRIGHT-Kenneth Dwight of Shrewsbury Aye., Red Bank, got a ticket for careless driving PETER NERO after his car, struck,a police car on Ocean Aye. here about 2 a.m. PopuUr plinlJt with color- Lftla twotita lmeipnttd Saturday. ful «ir»y of tirpleiscti by Cliet Aiklni ud |ult«r He is scheduled to appear be- <"J«ren»il« In Blue, liiiodo "M»yio Duo," fore Magistrate John Weir Dec. "Mood Indite" "Deep "Vellow Bird," "He E* Fiuple," amanf Wliut), RCA VICTOR cJ)»nlting in the Monmouth Shopping RUBINSTEIN at convenient "Flexi-Spout," is a perfect example. Now it's Center's program, "Christmas- CARNEGIE HALL land Choral," Dec. 17 at 7 p.m. easier than ever to pour a glass of pure, fresh Sealtest Milk- in the center's bandstand on Pine Mall. The voices will be heard quickly, surely and neatly. Ask your Sealtest dealer today for throughout the center. In case this new plastic-coated,half-gallon carton! of bad weather the performance will be held In the Civic Auditori- J. um. • •;, Leontvie Prke »Jtt> 14 of A at* chord sound "On» ot til miracles of Outstanding Irio with •» her hvorite splrttaito. In- adilntd fey Normin I* twcntleth-ciatuiy pUnlsm." efcer fsbulous, unique se- dudes: "Wen You There," boff's 100-voic* Chorus Recorded UshUsUS from lection of folk songs •Bee* River," "He's Got btcktd b.» RCA Victor RuWnB.ln'i hlnoric Cu- performed la familiar, en- the Whale World in His Symphony Orchestra. Ei- nejie Hall concnu. thusiastic style. THOUSANDS Hindi." tM/LSC-2600- cepUoiull LFM/LSP-33U* UtTUOMM* OF GIFTS f • - -s FOR THE FAMILY AT It's the stand-offish curve of the neckline—the soft shoulder bow—the easy shaping that speak SANTA'S 'Amors "The Best" an Enchantlns new recordins Great American folk toot Here'i Sergio Pranchi In a fashion news. 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WAREHOUSE "L0MM0 Series (2 Recs.t Print plainly name, address with Enclosed III moleyorilei[]ChiciO ChirfimyiccountQ Bill meQ LOCD-2000 Series cone, size and style number. LIVINQ STEREO: FIRST TJME EVER! Glamor- 1 M'Mf OUTLET tsp.2000 Series (Plem Print) is movie star's wardrobe plus LSt-3000 Sirlei : 10 exciting styles, to sew In Ml Highway 13, Eatontown >r,piifl« LS(^60OO Serin (2 Rice. our new i Fall-Winter Pattern Jut B«l* «t Etlaalom Olnlt i&lHooo Series [i hies. ornt rwune too *. HM It, L5OD-J0OO5erlei Catalog. Send Me. MT.\»IM to Si* Cau\HMBt .•Also avaOabts on 4-Trsck Stereo Xttltape. Visit Our New Stereo Room - 2nd Floor HUFFMAN**? BOYLE FINE HOME FURNiSHINW .nd BROADLOOM It Pays to Advertise in the Register Rt.35 Circle, Eatontoun—Liberty &1O1O 30 BROAD STREET • RED BANK, N. J. # - . - 10-Wedw«I«jrfDec.l2,«62 BED BANK BEGlSTEft with Chttf Dtvid, wffl hr. Gil- COMPLETES MSB! T bert Vxm, *t*t& fis i r pany. gineer, Hotea Reevey. Ur,~ wfcot yo. ««l ho- - The fine Brook Fire Company Wayside Officers re-elected Oliver Jackson presi- Clifford Miller was elected vice Free Measuring Service dent and Milton Reevey chief; president of the Wayside fire- ' IF, FOR EXA^PII, Xm ?ORROW. The Wayside company aimed men; Charles Schultz, secretary; tlOOm* ks«p H s'Mato ...Wr»pajf onj; V Walter Cobb, Jr., chief and George White, treasurer, and $200 and taep tt » moo*. KUWg* George Kries president. Louis Szeg, social secretary- sao d £ It 1 month Nortiuide Offlcen treasurer. DECORATOR APPROVED Other officers of the Northside Wayside line o f f i c e r s, with CUSTOM v, company 'are: vice president, Chief Cobb will be: assistant Norbert Cocnair; treasurer, Rus- chief, Clifford Miller; captain. WINDOW SHADES y*ar ar sell Pendell; secretary, Joseph Frank Burns; first lieutenant, < Perry, and trustees, Denise Hunt, George kries and second lieuten- Xrfj?yU *«• iwij noun. Itt m faw». W*« 4o wr bMtto Peter Moreau and Edward Og- ant, Frank Mulroney. Dress ap yoor windows «H«< tt ywr Imam* den. This company named as 'driv- and rooms wldi flue Line officers elected, in addi- ers Clarence Brocklebank, quality, custom shades. LOANf *10t««SOO . tion to Chief Hunt were: assist- George White, Carl Linleuski, We Jtave them la as- For Been WertkakUiPnpoM ant chief, .Walter Huhn; captain, Charles Schultz, Hans DeBleau- sorted styles lnctadtag Norbert Connalr; first lieutenant, cort, and Sam "Bordonelli, and scalloped and fringed h TELEPHONE • WRITE .« VISIT Charles Gregory; chief engineer, as fire police Theodore Vaselik various colors Including • Edward Ogden, and 1st, U, and and Bert Charlins. new stripes. Among the BELL FINANCE COMPANV 1 SomM JAUQHT /WKTA WO WHO COUfiCTSLOCKS .' 3d assistant engineers, Joseph Trustees > elected were Louis fabrics are pllsse and NOW 5 OffWS CWVEWiCTTO WWHOIK WWOW Perry,. Robert Vogel, and Szeg,' Charles Schultz and George shantung. Call for more Anthony Dobry. White. Pine .Brook Officers : Tinton Falls Office™ Information or come and New Magazine Highlands In the Pine Brook company Line officers in Tinton Falls, gee toe many tdBonkOOc* rM»i SH 1^00* A surprise stork shower was PRICED 77 WOAD ST. • Ow thwAutft For Skin Divers held recently in the home of Mrs. . an-it— m FROM SANDY HOOK - Publication James B. Irwin, 63 Fourth St., 1.99 111 FUST AW. • of a new magazine, "The Under- Highlands, in honor of Mrs. Rob- mehotdOOce water Naturalist," was announced ert Elizin, Jr., Bay Ave., High- » t. MAM fT. • lands. Guests included Mrs. Rob- • BUDGET TERMS • FREE DELIVERY this week by the American Lit- Dally ft Satwday 8 AM.-S-.H TM. Long Branch • Hww>£*MIM toral Society, an organization de- *rt Elzm> Sr-> Mrs- Jwnes Irwin> Wed. and FrL'tfl I PJH. Ml MOAOWAT • Stoai flow voted to the study and conserve Sr., Mrs. Andor Orel, Mrs. Deb- "Between Yanko's ft Beosstllet" tion of coastal marine life. orah Bogue, Mrs. Rose Andrews, OCMNCOVNRn Mrs. Arthur C. Raike, Sr., Mrs. First of Its kind, the magazine Harold Foley, Mrs. Kenneth. An- is directed toward skin and scuba drews, Mrs. Thomas F. Masse, divers who are seriously' interest Mrs. Reginald Hartsgrove, Mrs. ed in the life of the sea and J. Kridel hat sport shirts to geta rise out-of the 32BnwdSfH . SHodpMa 1-7500 Radtarit James Irwin, Jr., Mrs. Paul lakes and the habits of fishes am Thomson, Miss Jacqueline White, Scroogiest name on your list. Nem Bll|, MIDUITOWN OFFICI >* other aquatic creatures. Miss Rose Carol Irwin, Miss Lin- The observations of the divers, ne Elizin and Miss Karen Ir- according to John Clark, marine win. biologist and president of the so- Mrs. Frances Gannon, 67 Wash- ciety, can become extremely val ington Aye., entertained mem- liable to marine scientists. bers of the "Twenty Club" recent- "So little is known about thi ly. The group will hold Its Christ- behavior of marine animals," hi mas party Dec. 18. Secret pals said,' "that almost any factual ob- will reveal their identities and an servation is noteworthy. "The Un- exchange of gifts will take place. derwater Naturalist" was created to encourage and publish thes Members of Brownie Scout observations." Troop 84 recently visited the lo- Headquarters of the American cal jail. Chief of Police Howard IN Littoral Society are Sandy Hook Monahan conducted the tour. Par- Marine Laboratory. ticipating were Anna Marie Beese, Diane'Duncan, Mary Dempsey, LACE Debra Herald, Karen Irwin, Kris- tine Kushware, Donna Mohrbeck, Maureen Nichols and Tirzah Par- bnto. Mrs. James B. Irwin is troop Give a gift of sweet leader and Mrs. Robert Elizin, assistant leader. The troop meets dumber :fvitk$F on Wednesday afternoons in the Community Center, Memorial dreamiest shift &oivn. Hill. Flowing rows of Authorize Bonds lace on aire sheer FREEHOLD - MayoV and Council Monday adopted a res- over nylon

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EAGLE PINNED — Mrs. Richard Kraybill, of Broad St., Shrewsbury, pins Eagle badge, emblem of highest rank in Boy Scouting, on her son, Richard, after recent district SELLING OUT court of honor, as Mr. Kraybill looks on. Richard is a member of Post 50 of Shrews- Entire Stock of Little Folks Toy Shop, Philadelphia, Pa. bury. Teachers to Go to Class Snow Camps While Pupils Go Home Are Planned OAKHURST - Oscar A. New- NEW SHREWSBURY - Teac Approved home instruction for ers will go to class and pupi Bruce Emhoff, a pupil in a spe quist, Fair Haven, chairman, said will go home on the afternoon cial class who is now unable to yesterday that Monmouth Council Feb. 20, the Board of Ediicatii attend school, and for Denise of Boy Scouts has made plans decided last night. Joan Barton, grade 2, who is ill. for two "snow weekend" outings EVERY TOY IN THE ENTIRE STORE A math workshop for all tea' Accepted, with regret, the res- for seasoned campers at the For- ers in elementary schools hei ignation of Mrs. Judith Week, will be conducted that afternoc and confronted the fact that estburg Scout Reservation this by Dr. Janet Cotner of the Scot there is an unfilled post for a winter. discounted Foresman Publishing Co. third grade teacher beginning Scouts of first class or higher This is part of a program Dec. 31. rank will take part in the first as much as update and improve the mal Approved special sick leave outing Saturday and Sunday, Jan. 19-20. Members of the Explorer Tan curriculum in local schools, pay for Mrs. Alice Ferguson, a superintendent, George Malo first grade teacher, now in her division will be in camp Feb. 50% CHOOSE FROM FAMOUS NAME BRANDS: Black said. sixth year in this school system, 22-24. All will make their beds on alfalfa and sleep in tents. A The program will continue a! who has been ill since Oct. 21, and who is expected to return to total of 300 campers are ex- MATTEL - MARX - PLAYSKOOL - HUBLEY * er the workshop, he said, but ti pected. Feb. 20 date is the only one her duties Jan. 15. FISHER - PRICE - TRANSOGRAM -HASBRO which a half-day session in cla Louis A. Steinmuller, the board ...and leave the rest to Evans rooms here will be required. secretary, announced that school AND MANY OTHERS At the same meeting the scho< elections will be held Feb. 13. Club Elects Rest assured you're giving the gift he wants... your man board also: This is an unusual date for a Mrs. Waterman knows Evans comfort, admires Evans styling. Now's the time Added the name of Mrs. Fann: school election for two reasons. TOYS FOR BOYS & GIRLS to make your choice when our selection can't be topped. Noveck to the approved subst Ordinarily such elections are held RED BANK - Mrs. Robert A. utes list. on Tuesdays, but since Tuesday, Waterman last night was elected • POLLS and CARRIAGES • BIKES - SLEDS Feb. 12, is a holiday, the date president of the Mothers' Club of will be on a Wednesday this Boy Scout Troop 8, St. James • DOLL ACCESSORIES • TRUCKS - WAGONS year. This school district is now Catholic Church. Holmdel a regional district, and regional Other officers eleoted were • HOBBIES and GAMES • EDUCATIONAL TOYS Taylor Schanck, son of Mr. ai elections will be held on Feb. 5. Mrs. Richard J. Girard, sec- Mrs. George Schanck of Mai However, since voters here also retary, and Mrs. Edward Jaku- Rd., has received his honorab! will cast ballots in the high bowks, treasurer. and HUNDREDS MORE! discharge from the Seabees. 1 school regional district, special The club made plans for a was last stationed at Davidsvil permission has been obtained for Christmas party for scouts and R. I. During his three years the elementary school district to their families Friday in the par- .FRIDAY SPECIAL hold its election on the date set. ish room. Tan, Blk. service, he spent 18 months French Morocco, and sevi The deadline for a candidate The club will hold its next Burgundy months in Puerto Rico. for election to the Board ol Ed- meeting Tuesday, Jan. 8. ucation to file his petition wi(h SCHOOL & OFFICE SUPPLIES The tadies' Auxiliary of t the board secretary is Jan. 4 It pays to advertise in the Red fire company held its Christma: party at the fire house last Mon day. About 20 members attends •'*»'•»,;•'• - Hostesses were Mrs. Ralph Ste art, Mrs. Henry Wyckoff an Mrs. John Treger. HAND TURNfeO ' V(S> The fire company and Ladie: Slippers jbrMsn Auxiliary will combine for dance and buffet supper Saturda; Others 5.99 to 10.99 it the American Hotel in Fre lold. It is not The Parent-Teacher Associa tlon will hold a general meetinj impolite SLADKUS SHOES Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at th( school auditorium of the elemen MONMOUTH SHOPPING CENTER, EATONTOWN ary school. Students of the ichool will participate in to whisper Christmas program under the di- Open Every Nlte 'til 9:30 P.M., Sat. 'Ml 6:00 ection of Mrs. Sonja Fineterg, U-...... _, :chooi music teacher.

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Princeton Show Funds Marked for MCOSS for MCqSS benefit PRINCETON — Ever since that night in 1893 when udvenUf* traveling Booth Tarkington swaggered on stage, followed by a troupe of Princeton classmates dressed in wreaths and pith helmets, togas and loin cloths, Triangle Club re- vues have been a show business tradition. A tradition, too, though perhaps a somewhat more startling one, have been the chorus lines of undergradu- ates in skirts and tights, flowing curls and shapely enefit. The Princeton Boosters :ommittee is headed by William figures. Jorden, River Rd,, Rumson, and )orinan McFaddin, Comanche Since Tarkington's bold )r., Portaupeck. Mrs. Edward invasion of the Roman court in A. Crane. Whippoorwill Rd., Triangle's first production, "The tliddletown, is in charge of the Hon. Julius Caesar," audiences atrons and sponsors committee. have become accustomed to the sights that Triangle casts have Miss Jane Seymour, Fair Ha- paraded across the nation in their 'en, heads a group of more than annual Christmastime tours — 0 young women who will serve James Stewart as a strolling as usherettes for the perform- troubadour, Jose Ferrer as a ance. Jane Carlin, Navesink, is rascally valet, and a football chairman of the "Orangeade captain playing the romantic lead Irigade," offeririg refreshments opposite a star pole vaulter. uring jntermissions. "Ahead of the Game," coming Parking arrangements are un- to the Carlton Theater, Red Bank, er the direction of Arthur L. Monday at 8:3(1 p.m., is the. Tri- .damson, Osprey La., Rumson. THE WIDE-EYED young heroine above, angle Club's 71st production and Tickets for the benefit are disguised in the famous Triangle tradition, a benefit for the Monmouth Coun- ivailable at MCOSS headquarters, ty Organization for Social Serv- 1 Bodman PI., Red Bank. is a Princeton freshman, James McAfee. ice. Madison Ave. Spool The musical comedy is a spoof of the Madison Avenue success story, detailing the hapless rise of Tiger Will John Kensington Featherbee, Jr., from king of the second greatest game on earth (Monopoly) to the Be Carlton greatest (Advertising). The show contains 13 songs, most of them written by John S. Simon, Tri- Doorman angle president, and Jeffrey A. Moss, vice president, both mem- RFD BANK — The Princeton bers of the class of "63. Tiger, a familiar figure to foot' jail fans who have attended After nearly three months in lames at Palmer Stadium, will be rehearsal, "Ahead of, the Game" will open in Princeton on Satur- in hand to greet those attending day and begin a 3,500-mile tour of [he Triangle Club's performance 11 major U.S. cities with its per- »f the musical revue, "Ahead of formance Monday in Red Bank. the Game," which will be pre- The Triangle Club is the oldest sented at the Carlton Theater college group still performing an- Monday at 8:30 p.m. for the bene- nually on a nationwide tour. Fifty it of the Monmouth County Or- students, including a full orche- ;anization for Social Service. stra and technical crew, will The tiger, whose identity is a travel with the show. ;tate secret at the university, will Professional Direction act as doorman. Known for his antics along the sidelines at every Although written solely by un- gridiron skirmish, the tiger won't dergraduates, the revue is under have to worry about the weather; the direction of several profes- its natural fur coat should be pro- sionals? Robert Turoff, director; ection enough from even the Peter Hamilton, choreographer; USHERETTES Marsha Horr, left, of Fair Haven, and molest December breeze. Jay Brower, orchestrator, and Nancy Morgan of Rumsoa, are among the more than 30 Jean Vaughan, costume designer. Tickets for the show are avail- local young women, who will serve on the Carlton Theater The show comes to Red Bank ible at MCOSS headquarters, 141 as a benefit for the MCOSS fami- 3odman PI., Red Bank. squad on the evening of the benefit. ly-centered health program which last year served more than 12,000 Omnipresent Triangle Monmouth County residents. Cdriidn Crew Mrs. Dayton Beguelin of Locust The familiar triangle shape ap- pears constantly both on stage is general chairman of the c . MCOSS committee planning the 4Bd.flttj!k, °nnection with Tri- angle Club activities. As elusive as Alfred Hitchcock himself (who makes flash appearances in all RfflJ 'gJflC - More than JO lison Ferris, Martha Gibson, his own motion pictures), the tri- Professionals members of the younger set, Gale Scudder, Ermlnie Lane, angle has appeared on the grill- feminine gender, will take over Leslie Kuhn and Sue Schwartz. Guide Club work of a Model T, as a picture ushering duties at the Carlton 'rame, and on the inside of the MUSICAL MEMORIES — William II. Borden of Kum- Theater Monday evening when jainted letter A. son, left, Princeton '37, and Leon Rcussille of Red Bank, the Princeton Triangle Club Productions brings its. new revue to Red Seeking an image for the club, class of 1913, run through a few nostalgic Triangle tunes. 50 Years > founder Booth Tarkington se- Bank. Each Triangle production, al- Mr. Borden, who heads Monmouth Records, was president though written entirely by under- lected the triangle as a "some- Dressed In party frocks and of the theater group in his senior year. Mr. Reussille, Of Service graduates, is guided by a staff of what musical instrument," and as equipped with flashlights and a symbol of the three talents of professionals. senior partner of a Red Bank law firm, led the Triangle programs, the young women are Triangle — singing, acting and orchestra in undergraduate days. charged with getting the right By MCOSS As director this year, replacing dancing. Milton Lyon who had been with customer into the right seats be- RED BANK — The Monmouth the club since 1955 and whose full fore the curtain rises on "Ahead County Organization for Social time is now being devoted to the Footlight Memories of the Game." Service, which marked it* SOth development of the McCarter For their volunteer services at anniversary last June, is. the Theater Resident Company's Rob- the MCOSS benefit they will be largest voluntary public health ert Turoff who has already be- entertained at private dinner nursing agency in New Jersey. come a noted figure off-Broad- parties preceding the perform- It maintains clinics In health way. Mr. Turoff has just com- Alumni Recall Triangle Days ance and will be dinner compan- centers in Belmar, New Shrews- pleted direction of the New York ions for members of the visiting bury, Freehold, Holmdel, Keani- hit, "The Golden Apple," and in RED BANK —A visit from a bia Records, and more recently chestras and was a member of Triangle cast. burg, Manasquan and Middle- 1954 collaborated with Pulitzer touring Princeton Triangle show as head of his own recording the first string ensemble to per- Among those serving as hosts town; sends its visiting nurses Prize winning playwright Tad adds up to a nostalgic evening firm, Monmouth Records. form over radio station WEAF. to the young men and women into homes throughout the coun- Mosel on the Drama Critics for anyone who has served time Triangle memories for Mr. Bor- "I'm going to shake that or- are Mr. and Mrs. Bernard White ty, and provides a mobile trailer on a U.S. college campus. Award musical, "Madame Aphro- den go back to what has been re- chestra leader's hand," he said. and Mrs. E. W. HeBer, Jr, clinic for migrant workers on dite." He also directs summer It means even more to Prince- ferred to (by contemporaries, he "I can remember very well our Shrewsbury; Mr. and Mrs. Peter Monmouth County farms. stock at the Town and Country on alumni. admits) as the "Golden Age"—an performances in an old barn in deK. Dusinberre; Fair Haven; -From headquarters on Bodman theater in Rochester, N. Y., and But it's a red letter event for era in the thirties, when such Princeton and the tours at Christ- Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Freund, PI., Red Bank, it coordinates an theatrical greats as James Stew- has spent two seasons at thi ex-Triangle Club members. mas and Easter. It's a great or- Sir Frederick and Lady ever-growing list of health pro- art, Jose and Mel Ferrer, and Starlight Theater in Kansas City. Among them. . .A tall young ganization and I wouldn't miss Hervey-Bathurst and Mr. and grams throughout the county. Josh Logan, worked in the shows He has produced two touring fiddler from Red Bank named thft event for anytmng." Mrs. J. William Morgan, Rum- Began at Brookdale Leon Reussille who led the Tri- Brooks Bowman, composer of shows, "The Merry Widow" am Mr. Haskell still son, and Mr. and Mrs. Craig The organization began with an angle orchestra in 1912, and later performs, "The Vagabond King." 'East of the Sun" and "Love on livening up many a Severance, Locust. informal meeting June 24, 1912, chose law over music. . .A chap Monmouth Peter Hamilton, choreographe a Dime," and Mr. Borden had at Brookdale Farm, Lincroft, named Bill Borden from Rumson Park ppjrty, as well as the Junior After the show the Princeton for the club since 1955, has been plans after graduation to combine home of Mrs. Geraldine Thomp- who was Triangle president in the Service League Follies. "Makin' Alumni Association of Monmouth their talents as a song writing son. The group formed the Mon- a solo and lead dancer, appearin thirties. . .Amory Haskell of Mid- County will entertain Triangle mouth County Branch of the In "Jackpot," "New Moon,' dletown, major domo of the Mon- Club members at a buffet supper State Charities Aid and Prison "Sing Out Sweet Land." anc mouth Park Jockey Club, whr in Shadowbrook, Shrewsbury. turned out only one sons p , 5 Reform Association, which six "Angel in the Wings." He alst played the hero in an epic called Members of the audience also The big bandb s passed from thhe years later became MCOSS. formed his own dancing company "Pursuit of Priscilla" to a sweei tion. D, f h]s%radu!i: are Invited to go on to Shadow- doing extensive transcontinental American scene shortly after and The organization operated as a young "heroine" portrayed by Bordon turned to the family tex- Fred Finkenstaedt, Princeton brook, on a Dutch treat basis! touring. As a choreographer, hi Henry Powers Elliott of Rumson '42, returned recently from a trip children's agency, a tuberculosis has staged more than 50 show tile business—but only for a short Adding to the evening's festivi- association and a charity asso- .and Fred Finkenstaedt of span, and today he's devoting full to India for International Gen- for television. Locust who went from a Triangle eral Electric, 'to find his dining "PURSUIT OF PRISCILLA" was the title of this 1914 ties, a number of small dinner ciation, with only a staff of so- time to music. parties are planned for before cial workers at first. In 1916 ths Jay D. Brower, the orchestra- chorus line to a career In in- room completely taken over by Triangle'production. The. "heroine" was Henry Powers tor, has most recently played ir ternational law. Relaxes With Music the Triangle show committee. He the performance by hostesses in first public health nurse was the hit musical "Milk and Mr. Reussille uses music as a had left a border dispute to join Elliott of Rumson; her suitor,, Amory Haskell, Middletown. the Mlddletown-Red Bank-Rum- hired. form of relaxation. He has played Honey," currently appearing oi Reminiscing the front ranks in an effort to son area. MCOSS has launched child we!- with string ensembles and in or- Broadway, and has collaborate! Looking forward to Monda> make the first Triangle Club ap- Miss Jane Seymour of Fair fare and recreation... programs, night's Triangle Club performanc on a number of musical comedie; pearance in Monmouth County a Haven heads the usherette cotn- made studies of special needs in here, Princeton alumni have notably "The Most Happy Fella. Princeton Pundits big success. Among his guests Film and Stage Stars mitte which includes Misses Ann health and welfare fields arid in- called to mind long forgotten He also arranged the music fo for the show will be the long time and Michael Severance, Ceoile troduced school nursing In niral memories. "New Faces of 1961." Pick the Titles director of the club, Milton Lyons, T1 m o 1 a t, Deane Blaisdell, districts. It has stressed disease 'Once in a Hundred Years,' who is now director of the Mc- prevention, set up school nutri- Jean Vaughan, the costume di A punned title is almost a tra- Were Once UndergradeMartha Allen, Sherry Greene, said Mr. Haskell, "do I remembe Carter Theater Resident Com- tion programs, and provided dition with the Triangle Club. Diane Wutgerter, Nancy Morgan, signer, has contributed special it?" pany at Princeton. In the past 69 years, the Tri- Before his untimely death, services for government agencies props to "The Miracle Wprker' Down through the years, shows Ann Winters, Cornelia Rlkere Su- He promptly sang a few bars angle Club has maintained its Brooks Bowman, while at Prince- and departments. and "Camelot." She has om have included "Tunis, Anyone?", For Mr. and Mrs. Chester Bay- sie Cumiming, Penelope Pearse from the 1912 show of the sami reputation as a fertile ground for ton in 1937, wrote the song clas- A Parent Group Broadway show, "Catsick," to he "Spree de Corps," "Take a Gan- lis, Jr., of Locust, there will be and Sewel and Martha Freund. name: promising actors and writers, be- sics "Love On a Dime" and "East , As a pirent organization, It credit. der," and "A Midsummer Night something missinj; Monday night Others are1 Georgia Beach, "Once, once In a hundred year ginning with its founder, Booth of the Sun." helped found the Cancer Society, Scream." Brenda Berg, Miml Smith, Lynn A curious tiling appears on the stage of the Carlton—their Tarkington, author of "Penrod." the Heart Association and tha First choice this yearwns "Fun- Frequpnlly alternating between The horse you bet on wins the son Robert, whom they watched Perhaps most famous alumnus Hagermar, Karen Detweiler, Cerebral Palsy Treatment Cen- Two Tour* Abroad ny Side Up" but after a chorus of a variety revue and a musical race 'n four mccppdln*; Tran"l-. shows of all to movie fans is film star Marsha Horr, Gale Wilson, Gay ter, and started a chest X-ray protest from Princeton alumni comedy in plot form, the music, The Princeton Triangle Clu And doesn't land in second until his graduation in 1!)(iO. Rob- James Stewart. Both theater nnd Lawrence, Barbara Shaner, program In the county. chairmen, club members picked lyrics and lines have always been has brought its musical revues t place." ert ran the Rnmut: singing, danc- movie-goers ar well acquainted Margie White, Lynn Dusinberre, "Ahead of the Game." Some of e original, often containing more One of its most popular off- Europe twice to perform fo That was the year Leon Rcus- ing, stage hand, club secretary. with the acting and directing tal- Bunny Heller, Pamela Whil;e, the suggestions they passed up vigor than polish. Reviewers are shoots is the Homemakers' Serv- American servicemen stations sllle, who played violin in the or- As in the past, the show will ents of Princeton Rrad Jqso Fer- Nancy and Sally Lord, Mary Em in thj process were "There Is usually quick to state, however, ice which provides emergency there. chestra for three years, wa feature a group of Pfincetonlans rer. Author V. Scntt Fitzgerald Cornish, Sarah Hoffman and Nothing Like a Game," "How to that there are no dull moments in household help In homes where Last, summer, sponsored by th( handed the lead baton. transformed into slinpcly "chorus wrote the lyrics for the 1917 Elizabeth Hoyt. the mother Is HI, Exceed In Dizziness," and 'Ab- n Triangle show. Army, the troupe played through While Mr. Reussille, Mr. Has- surd In a Guildcd Cage." Rlrls." Male and female parts show, nnd Broadway director The Holmdel-Atlantlc-Raritan MCOSS was In the state spot- out Germany for more than 7,0(K kell and Mr. Finkenstaedt hav will be taken l>v the club's ali- Joshua Logan once played the Its style, however, has changed Auxiliary to MCOSS will serve light again in 1961 when It GI's. used their music as recreational ning; membership. Whipped Into part of a enmpus lonfer in a markedly from the days when Its soft drinks during intermission launched its mobile trailer clinic TO ATTEND SEMINAR In 1942, when the producllor activity, Mr. Borden, who wn shano t>v n professional director Triangle production. chnractcrs threw back "ono with a squad drawn from the which brought health services to was a spoof on the Nazi mov Triangle President in his senior IIAZLET - Dr. and Mrs. An- and choreographer, lh» show Other Triangle notables in their liners" nt each oilier like hot sub-deb group to assist them. migrant workers on county year, has spent several of the 25 thony R. Garruto, 416 Harmony "atlrlzejt lh» rise tn fame of nn ment, they cabled Hitler for pe undergraduate days were Dlclc bricks. . . "Jf I were In your Christened the "Orangeado Bri- farms. The cllnic-on-wheels was years since his graduation from Rd., left yesterday for Philadel- "rmple-cheeked. emuty - hi'utlcd" Furun, Robert Crawford, Charles gade," the youngsters are Jane later pressed Into service on a mission to tour Germany and r state I'd shoot myself." "If you Oelved a personal and emphat Princeton In 1937, In the musl phia, where Dr. Garruto will at lad. who switches from too suc- Arnt and Myron McCormlck, who Carlin, chairman; Pam Scheilo, year-round basis' as a traveling were In my state you'd never hit rejection from Der Fuehrer him field—as arranger for Claud tend a medical seminar al cess lit "Monopoly" to the ad- was Luther Blllls In "South Pa- Donna Hembllng, Betsy McKee, health center for Infants and pre- self. Thomhlll'i orchestra, with Colum Hahncmann Medical School. vertising game. cific." yourself." Evelyn Tulp, Martha Freund, Al schoolers. tbe V*l Iwrrieta* rotter Hrt MS) BANK REGISTEB Wednesday, Dee. 12, It: Mm, M*&y, CeUa, Daisy, BUt, ftomf,-VtDtt. mm, 6w, Around MonmoutK , Joan Murphy Married Jttdttb, ftotfet,. LoU, Mtrtbt, Ndreen, Orpht, Patty, Rena, Raritan Club to Donate Sherry, Tbw*, Vkfcy and Wilna. To Paul Reussille, Jr. A Gift for Me RED BANK — Miss Joan Mur- tended Florida Southern College, phy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lakeland, Fla. to Center Fund . KEYPORT — The Raritan at Douglass Collet*, Hew' Wf KNOW HOW 10 By MILLI HRUSKA Matthew J. Murphy, 521 Tlnton Ens. Reussille is an alumnus is « Ave., New Shrewsbury, became •township Woman's Club will Brunswick. The Institute MINYOUt of Red Bank High School and nake a $200 donation, toward project of the New Jersey State Have you thought about what you want for Christ- the bride of Ens. Paul Robert Oregon State University,. Corvai- Reussille, Jr., of the U. S. Naval VfS he building fund of the Raritan Federation of Women's ok*«. mas ? Or are you 50 caught up in a maelstrom of lis, Ore. He was commissioned "ownshlp Community Center, Reserve, son of Mr. and Mrs. an ensign in the reserves upon Mrs. Frank Turock, education shopping gifts for others, writing greeting cards, buying Robert de la Reussille, 42 Crest lie announcement waamade by chairman, announced the educa- graduation last June. He is a ifs. William McLane, dub pres- holiday foods, trying to keep party dates from over- Dr., Little Silver, Saturday, here PhTSigm* Kappa. tion, civics and legislation and in, the Red Bank Methodist lent, at a meeting here in St. International relations de-, The couple will make their ...end w« know how to lapping, bringing Ctelstmas decorations down from the Church. fury's Episcopal Church Hall. partments will be combined into home in Norfolk, Va. hold It as well. IHino attic, and wondering where to put the tree this year, 'Christmas in Sweden" was a new public affairs department.. Rev. W. Gordon Lowden offici- TOMORROW stcraf (hat by (haling he .theme of the program and A club fashion show and'mem- that you have not given any thought to yourself? ated at the double ring cere- CHRISTMAS LUNCHEON, Nav- fairly and genylnely eatured an explanation of Swed- bership tea will be sponsored Dy Does this sound selfish? mony. Herbert Burtis, minister animsunk Auxiliary to Family having tho cuttonitr'i sh Christmas customs by Mrs. the American home department was only I». Since then be bu of music, played the wedding and Children's Service, 12:30 baitInNrtib ot htort It isn't. farion Brisk Hoffman of Madi- on Feb. 16 in St. Joseph's Hall, owned as many as six at one music on the harpsichord. A re- Bride-Elect p.m., Colts Neck Inn, Colts Neck. you gain hit confident*. It will give you a little time ta Chicago and the MM- ception for the immediate fami- on. Mrs. Hoffman displayed Keyport. Mrs. John McLean, QlipENS CITY SINGERS of You hold It by contlnulr^ lies and dose friends followed to iwedish pictures, china, silver, department chairman, reported secret pleasure to buy your- Rutgers University, Rumson-Fair to serve'long after your self a gift, wrap it in tissue Shadowbrook, Shrewsbury. and woven material and knick- articles handmade by club mem- chance of gain hoi poa«d. John has taken up residence hi Haven High School Cultural Jiaeks. bers will be on display. and tinsel and add it to those un- the hotel, temporarily. He says The wedding was originally to We wont your confidence. Series; 8 p.m., school auditorium, Dressed ,m the national cos- Mrs. George Reseter, inter- be spends so many hours every have taken place Nov. 11 but Rumson. We wont to prove that w« der the tree. ume, she. sang Swedish carols national relations chairman, an- day and night managing and re- Ens. Reussille was on duty in the TRICKY TRAY PARTY, Ocean- nd songs accompanied by Mrs. nounced foreign student* attend- dtMiv* it. Hop* you will organizing his "new" enterprise Caribbean, serving aboard the give ui tht chance. The Gerald J. DiStefanos, Sr. port Public Library Benefit, ietty Mletfi at the piano. ing New York university are will be hosts at a cocktail party that the drive home to Naveslnk USS O'Hare. He returned Fri- p.m., Community Center, Ocean- The club will again sponsor a available to visit American fami- at their home on Waterman Kit., is too much for him. day after seven weeks at sea. port. jnior high school student to at- lies at Christmas time. Mrs. Re- Rumson, preceding the dinner- Mr. Murphy gave his daughter as a e to Citizen- seter has,Invited several to spent dance at Molly Pitcher Hotel BUI Barnes (William 0., Jr.) of in marriage. She wore a gown ' FRIDAY Institute conducted yearly'the holidays with her family.: gives by the Runwon Woman' West Long Branch has again of peau de sole fashioned with a BAZAR, North Centerville Fire Club. written, produced and directed scoop neckline and midriff of Auxiliary, 1 to $ p.m., North Tenns Their guests will include the the Monmouth Players' annual Alencbn lace on the fitted bodice. Centerville Fire House, Rarltan Available Frank Cermaks, the Harden Fow- Christmas show. It will be pro- The bell skirt also was bordered Township. lers. Evle and Floyd Moreland •ented tomorrow evening at a with matching lace. Her chape) veil was held in place by a pearl and Bill and Ann Devereaux. dinner party at Bahrs' Landing, ., SATURDAY • Saye 20%! Highlands. and crystal crown and she 'car ried a cascade of Fuji chrys- CHRISTMAS PARTY, Women's Victor Roeur of Red Bank, Hie cast Is made up of Mon- anthemums, roses and leathered Democratic Club of Monmouth ... We are deducting 20% from original prices of French chef extraordinaire, has mouth Players' provisional. It carnations. County, 12:30 p.m., Crystal Brook our tuperb iel«cfion of cocktail and formal goWns taken over the. kitchen of the mcludes Mary (Mrs. Evan) Bak- Inn, Eatontown. Rumson Hotel. er and Ruth (Mrs. Elvin) Welsh Mrs. Thomas Brounley, Red . . . many one-of-e-kind. John Wilson ol Naveslnk, of Fair Haven, Aggie (Mrs. Sam- Bank, was matron ol honof for Look ybur loveliest at hol- her sister. Miss Susan Steinmul- 1 (be new owner of (be Riunson, uel S.) Smith of Monmouth Mlsa Ruth Terry iday affairs, Is not new to the restaurant Beach, Joyce Scott of Red Bank, ler, Tmton Falls, was bridesmaid. Scouts Plan and hotel business. He owned Adelle tundrigan and the Robert peir gowns, identically ,fash- LITTLE SILVER - It Col. Us flnt restaurant when he Earles of Atlantic Highlands, toned with dome skirts and vel- (USA-Ret.) Woodrow Terry and vet bows at their waists, were of Christmas Mr*. Peter Wingerter of Shrews- Mrs. Terry, 124 North Lovett COCKTAIL bury, Mrs. William Rosser and gold faille and brilliant blue # Ken Woodcock of Long Branch, faille, respectively. Their bow Ave., have announced the/ en- Festivities Irene and Bob Swan of Middle- headpieces matched their gowns. gagement ot their daughter,'Miss RED-SANK — Brownie Troop and town and Dr. and Mrs. William Robin A. Burnside, Middle- Ruth Elizabeth Terry, to Robert M of Mechanic Street School will Reilly and Vera (Mrs.) Matthew town, was best man. Michael B. William Endllch, son of Mr. and hold a Christmas party today at CasceUa of Rumson. FORMAL Darby, Little Silver; was u»he». Mrs. Robert J. Ehdlich, 130 4 p.m. to the school auditorium. the bride was graduated from North Lovett Ave. On Monday the troop, under GOWNS The handsome, young and Red Bank High School and at- the leadership of Mrs. Bolek Wit- eligible Ed Fetter was toasted Miss Terry received her early towski, presented 16 Christmas at • surprise birthday party at education in Awase, Okinawa, stockings filled with candies, hit parents' home on Widgeon and Heidelberg, Germany. . She pencils and crayons to Rivervlew Rd., Rumson, Saturday. Sets Date is a graduate of Red Bank High Hospital for the children in the School and Richard's School of pediatrics ward. They were INGREDIENTS: You, plui our Among those present were Beauty Culture, Red Bank. She greeted by Mrs. Julia Throck- know-how. MIX: Finest, prod- the Ensley Wrights of Leonar- is with John's Beauty Salon, Red morton, hospital admlnlstrator, uct* and equipment. ADD: A do, the Lester Tfllys of High- OPEN AM. BAT Bank. who accepted the gifts' on behalf WED., BEC. 1»TH < dash of our taste and origi- lands, Sandra Hollis of Middle, Mr. Endlich Is an alumnus of of the young patients. CXOOED DSC. MTH • nality—and in minutes, there's town, Surf Engleborn ot Wash- MM. ID Rutgers University and Is pres- a lovelier you! ington, D.C., the Thomas Kar- The girls, who worked weeks in ently employed by Victor J. Lo- making the stockings for the los, Helen Karlo, Jack Pinto, Long Branca, civil engi- Sweeney, Kemmy Branln and Christmas service project, were neer. Mr. Endllch has enlisted accompanied also by Mrs. Alonzo Pat RIordan of' Rumson, Mr. in the Air Force and will leave In and Mrs. Pale Myers and Curchin, assistant leader, and VINCENTS 321 'ebruary for basic training at Mrs.Dohald Levy. Elolse and Harry Patterson of Lackland Air Force Base, Tex "For Women Who Care" Red Bank; Judy Roemer, Rob-, Brownies who attended were «rt Kelly and Vera Johnson of A spring wedding is planned. Sarah Boardman, Janice Cohen, 32 LINDEN PL SH 7-3260 RED BANK Little Silver, Ruth Borland and Caroline Cron, Pamela Curchin, Eleanor Wegal of Fair Haven Susan Cutro, Valerie Hazeltine, aad Hank Morse and Harry Dept. to Hold Robin Hoffman, Kathy Kowale- Emmons of Uneroft. ski, Nancy Lee, Sharon Lipper, Holiday Party Susan Levy, Lucille Porcelll, LITTLE SILVER — The gar- Judy and Bonnie Ryder and On the Champagne Circuit den department of the Woman's Mysia WhowskL 23 W, Front St., Red Bank through the weekend were the Club will meet Monday.at ID Mrs. David Cohen and Mrs. l'n Our UJ.XW1J •mil SSH to SIS*. W*4. ••« Fri. Till CM ot Buy Chalrn Hub Cmalleys, Janet and Vio a.m. in the clubhouse. A work'.John'Ryder are providing re- SUNRISE Shaheen, the Robert Bergs and •hop on table arrangements forlfreshments for today's party. the Michael Guarinos, Rumson; the Louise Bodman Health Ce& ======"Uncle" Al -Mu«. Jtom* York; : ter will be held. A Christmas Bart and PhyWrR&S«f« *nd Dr. / Miss Barbara L. Bennett and Mrs. Charlfti Kelly, Mon- party will follow for members tof mouth Beach; Audrey and Vinaie WANAMASSA "-^Announcement the department, Robinson, Fair Haven, and the » made by Mrs. Frances C. Ben- exchanged A Exclusively 508 Main St. BeKord Amory L. Haskells, Jr., Middle- nett, 11M Grasmere Ave., of the best wrapping' will be held. town, all at Mayer's. Inn, Rum- engagement 'of her daughter, The Miss Barbara Louise Bennett, to f Campbell's JMKHM) son. meet again Tuesday at 1 p.m. in Benjamin, L. Lewis, son of Mr. he clubhouse to make corsages Order Your Christmai and Mrs, Roma Lewis, Sr., for residents of the Ocean View COM and Pies Early! At Colts Neck Inn were Ed Maple Dr., Hazlet. Nursing Home, Highlands. ("The Man") Brennan, Ocean- Miss Bennett is in her junior port; William E. (Roberts, Pills- year at Asbury bury and Carton) Russell, Little School. BUNS .. .- . 60c*** Silver; Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth Lessing, Rumson, and Steve Mr. Lewis Hair and scalp treatments at Colando of Scobeyville and Penn- School and is employed by Havil- Mld's Beauty Shoppe ft Hair Clinic. Mondays only during DONUTS 72c ^ sylvania. land Construction Company, Ci* GIVE A cinnati, Ohio. December. M West Front St., Red Bank. Flo Glenn of Rumson holds A June wedding is planned. { DANISH RINGS 75c court at the concert grand piano WARM bar at Dave Doran's "The LAYER CAKE Quay," Sea Bright. GIFT . . At the "Candlelight Room" la the Shore Hills Motel, Sea Large Variety of Danish Pastries Bright, one can feast upon "Bkteeea a la SldUane," a Fialdcrest "All baking done on premha" Roman delicacy, the base of which is broiled steak. The blankets Optn Sunday dosed Monday chef prepares this under the direction of Eileen Olson, wife of the owner. , and Eileen is Irish, and is more ex- pert at preparing Italian gourmet automatic dishes than most Italians. blankets SABATOS Noted there were the Thomas . PORK ST0M , Hardys, Sea Bright; Tom Bar- SM Main St., Bdford (CampbeU's Junction) nutn, Monmouth Beach; the .fashioned Stephen Grosses and Peter and PRIME MEATS-POULTRY Roger Wingerter, Middletown; the Dan McEnerys and Mary HOME MADE BOLOGNAS and Frank Dougherty, and Flo YOUNG-LEAN-SMALL Glesn, Rumson; Eleanor and A Frank Mancuso, Long Branch; Bill Roroalne, Highlands; Nick (Lavendar Terrace Room, Mata- FRESH HAMS wan) Cerrata, and Nelson Finch, loned Tied Fair Haven. J Spiced ;,*••»'• - -r^f Shonklets, Extra Lean, Fully Cooked, HOMEMADE

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16-WedmstiUy, Dec 12, 1962 '•>A THE WORLD _ TODAY I By JAMES MARLOW Associated Prtu New* Analyst WASHINGTON (AP)—Feit Ger- many's Chancellor Adenauer is "getting the same- shove British maufair Prime Minister Churchill got sev- en years «go:,Out. The reason Is the same: Too old. SUPER ,^J MARKETS ' KING mm STAMPS None of the other old-timers WITH BONUS COUPONS BELOW who have been dominating world events in the 20th Century's mid- ALL GOOD THRU TUESDAY DECEMBER 18th dle years shows any signs of quit- ting voluntarily. None, however, is in his 80s, like Churchill and Adenauer. In 1955, when Churchill was 81, some of the men closest to him told him he was too old to head the government any longer. They 10,345 Prizes to be Won! WINNERS AT EVERY STORE! urged him to quit for the good of this country. He didn't want See f / to go. 1 IIP If V tili II ICQ i he King Korn Stamps Wonderland FREE-200-EXTRA After Stalin's death in 1953 he tUblW FAMILIES I of Toy$ grand prizes now on display at dreamed of a summit, meeting KING KORN STAMPS with the Russians. If there had Clyde totty-Cole Brothers Circus and WITH THIS COUPON AND PURCHASE OF been any change in the Kremlin, 6 WILL EACH WIWINN to he thought a long.peace for Eu- rope might be worked out. Pres- sure persisted. He quit April 5, $10 OR MORE 1955. ' A HOUSEFUL of BIFttS I Excluding Froth Mill and CigareHei Then, just a few months later, FR.OM THE KING KORN STAMPS $ Buy Sdlvo for box tops worth one dollar there was a. summit conference Effective thru Tuesday, Dae. 18,1962 with his successor, Anthony Eden, GIFT BOOK * at the circus and holiday;festival. Umit 1 toupon/.per,•dolt family taking part. Nothing much came of it. Churchill is 88 now. DON'T DELAY I EHTER TODAY I DRAWING CLOSES SAL, DEC 15, 1962 Adenauer will be 87 in January. 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WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1962 Aba; Jersey Guard in Reluctant Retre WASHINGTON (AP) -, The News Briefs men who command the Army National Guard In the states ap- By The Associated Press peared today to be In reluctant retreat r before tn unreJentlag # — Gov. Richard J, NEWARK - The Presbytery of Pentagon drive to streamline the Hughes' 7-month-old »on Thom- of Newark ha* asked the United guard. as, wai given a second operation Presbyterian Church, U.3.A., to , Although the states' adjutants for . congenital eye. cataracts prepare a study and utport on general maintained an outward- yesterday at Children's Hospital "The Theological and Personal ly solid front, they, were spW in Philadelphia. TThh e governor''s Problems" involved in. divorce several ways after a two-day office said Dr. Harold Schede, and remarriage. The Presbytery, meeting here. • who performed the' operation meeting here, asked that the Some of the state guard chiefs termed it successful. Young study be initiated by the church's indicated they could live with tfw Thomas was born with cataracts 175th general assembly in De» of both1 eyes and has bees able pton proposed by Secretary of Moines,. Iowa, next May. I Defense Robert S. McNamart to distinguish only light and dark adopted, the Presbytery note* and the army. areas. His left eye was operated the report would complement the Others called it "totally unac- on last month. The surgery was present, document on responsible ceptable,' -but did not say they the second of three operations m marriage and parenthood. t- the left eye. His right eye Is to woul hold out against it. be operated on next year. Some, apparently hi. the. mi- NEWAHK - Mayer Hugh J. nority, spoke well of the ptan in Addonbto and Austin J. Tobta, private, but they wouldn't. PATERSON- The Hebrew executive director of tie Pert so for the record. ' Temple Emanud was evacu- of New York Authority, are op- Small Comfort . ated far several hours yester- timistic about plant (0 extend day while police «ad fire of- (be authority's lease tor New- The adjutants general con- fldals Investigated a reported ark Airport and Seaport The venened Monday for me purpose bomb threat to the building. A lease, which Is scheduled to of drafting some kind of recom- temple spokesman said no expire la IMS, win be renegoti- mendation to the governors. bomb was found. He said an ated la sessions beginning Dec. PASSING THE GAVEL —Cyril Smack, left, paues the Every state except Alaska was HIGHLANDERS IN BRUNEI — British troops of the Queen's Own Highlanders ran anonymous telephone caller II. The city would like to In- gavel of command to the new president of the S»a represented. from transport plane on arrival at Anduki airfield, Brunei, to go into action against bad warned of an Impending crease the $128,(0* rental from Bright First" Aid Squad, George Beti, right, as the or- They drew small comfort from rebels. British troops captured most of the oilfield) town of Saria yesterday*'ind. explosion In the building at 151 the authority. AddonbOo said ganization changed iti leadership. Behind thsm a face-to-face meeting with Sec- East «d St. yesterday after a-meeting with are retary of the Army Cyrus R. closed in on a police station where 50 diehard rebels were, holding nina Europeans Tobta thai be hepes the author- former Capt. Walter Covert, Jr., left, and John Keenan, Vance and other* top Aftny-c* as, hostages. r . , (AP Wirephoto by radio front S^ lly can befp rehearsals, watch screenings and othy Collins-sings; Camo sings; 9—Science Fiction Theater 13-What's New—Children borhood was depredating. 5:55 Question — My favorite TV per-believe that diamonds art a girl's analyze scripts in New York and the whole cast sings s medley of 1—Merry Mailman—Children 2—News it Wend, says-Elsa Martinelli Elsa is the Italian doll with sat Hollywood. tunes requested by the service- 3—Russian For Beginners former is Dick Van Dyke and I 7-Weather 4-SermoneUe Houses are. affinity for wild animals. At least DOBIE GOIJS. A wild episode men at the base; some saijors IMS *-.» was to pleased when I read that and Marines Join the dancers that has been the story of her for the kids. Beatnlck Maynard 2-News • , • -.. 2-College Ot The Air he was going to star in a new for the Twist; Senor. Wences does recent fBm career. She was the Krebs tuns into a hairy monster t—Continental Classroom his act; and everyone around, on- TV series with Julie'Andrews, the magazine photographer In "Ha- after swallowing a potion In a 2—Search For Tomorrow 7--Capsule Comment stage and off, closes the show to beautiful 'Singing star of "My tarl," which put her in proximity school lab. The scene in which 4—Truth Or Consequences 1:1* Maynard takes a few sips of the the tune of "White Christmas." 2—Sunrise Semester with all kinds of- beasu. 5—Cartoons 4-Local News Fair Lady." What is the show potion and turns into an Intellec- »p.m. VJBC 4—Continental Classroom 7—Filter' Knows Best J~Mickey Mouse Club going to be about and when will Now she's In VRampsge" with tual, is fine. When Maynard be- : 7!M DICK VAN DYKE. A pretty »-Memory Une 7-News -•... - ' Robert Mitchum and various cats, comes greedy, swallows th» bot- v 2—News it be startlng?-Mrs. G.N.V., Tan- funny entry. TV writer Petrle 11—Rocky And Hit TFrltads1 0-Zooram. a .., such as tigers', Jaguars, etc. tle, and thinks like a gorilla, 4-Today can't stop sneezing and begins to 3—Time For LlvJaf-rOlscussJon H—Brave StalUon-Adveatura nersvUle, Pa. Strange company for. a girl *ho things begin to get silly. Never- 7:K believe his sneezes are caused by i Uitt 1J—Profile New Jersey Answer — You have your facts was one o< Europe'* n»^f suc- theless, the younger set will prob- an unhappy home life. Ridiculous 1:41 5-Call To Prayer a bit twisted. Dick Van Dyke has cessful fashion models. But she ably be amused. 1:30 p.m. CBS 2-Guidlng Light-Serial though this is, Rob, the worrier, 11—Merry Mailman—Children 4-Weather . 7:11 no plans to leave his present TV doesn't mind, especially since the swallows the idea for awhile. 1:45 BEVERLY fflLLBQUES. 12:50 5-News "* series, which is doing quite well, returns may provide her with The scenes' between Rob and 4-News, • ••• . ; Quite a bit of action aa a feud 1-News '•'••• 7:21 He will team with Julie Andrews another house. , ; develops between the' Drysdale neighbor Jerry, who came up 7—Focus On The News 7—Morning Prayer but it will be for a movie called 1J;B < fl now have three in Paris and family and the Clampetts after with the idea in the first place, 1-M 7:J0 "Mary Poppins," based on the ; are amusing, and so are Rob and 4-News two in Rome," she said between Sonny Jilts Eily May. The story ltM 2-r-News 5—Columbia Lectures ' ' marvelous children's story. It is goes further, with psychiatrists his worries. '9:30 p.m. CBS. 4—Death Valley Days scenes. "I. had another in Rome, 2—Buna And Alltn-Comedy 7—Early Bird Cartoons being produced by Walt Disney examining Jed Clempett, who man' 5—AquanauU—Adventure but the area-is, building up all U. S. STEEL HOUR. "Big Day 4-Leave It To The Girl* 8:0» and should be a delightful film. TWO ages to come up with some good, 7-Rebel-Western around.lt When that happens for a Scrambler." The plight of J-Cartoons 2—Captain Kangaroo the story that warms honest answers: The tall Drysdale 9-MerrytooD Circus here, property values go up! That a professional golfer who must 7—Answering Service 5—Sandy Becker—Children . secretary also has a few laugh 11-News Question -1 heard that Lucille heart and tickles the funny- is not true fn Italy." : face the facts of age and physi- 11—People Are Funny 7—Tommy Seven—Cartoons llnef. 9 p.m. CBS 13—Ruislan For Beginners Ball is planning to divorce her bone, comes to Loew'i Route How did she get on a house- cal injury,! and maintain ids self- W-Fun At'One—Children 8:10 new husband, Gary Morton, and 7:10 buying Jag? Vi PERRY COMO. The -excitement respect in a world filled with ar- 7—Little Rascals-Cartoons remarry Desi Arnaz. I think this 35 Drive-In Theater for a tonight is the Guantanamo Naval rogant, spoiled young men, gives 2—Weather "You have to do something 5-News - 8:50 is 'great news. They .always full week's showing, starring Base setting, the servicemen au- James Whitman and golfers a Il-Local News with your money, and homes art ltM 0—News and Weather seemed so happy together.—Mrs. dience, Perry and his performing field day tonight Golfers will en- 7:15 Robert Mitchum and Shirley as good an investment as any," 2-As The World Turns 8:55 V.K, MqrrlstowBj. N. J, crew. Perry's obviously having a Joy the significant shop talk and S-Movle-Ganedy , 2-News MaeLaine. The- co-feature ii she explained. "Besides, dtorat- 7:25 •Almanac Newsreel Answer — A reunion for Desi fine time with the audience and strategy of the game while Whit- 7-December Bride-Comedy "The; Young Doctors," star- ing is my hobby. I buy houses vice versa; Peter Gennaro's dan- more fights his inner battle on H—Weather " J—Dateline: New Jersey and Lucy is not in the offing that-are run-down and fix them 9-Star And Story-Drama What you heard; was. rumor with ring Fredric March, Ben Gai- cers do a swinging, much appre- the green. 10 p.m, CBS. 11—Best Of Groucho—Quiz 7:3t up for rental. I keep one in Paris no truth to It Desi and Lucy are 3—Spotlight On Art 2—CBS Reports ' 2—Life of Riley—Comedy iar«, Dick Clark, Ina Balin and one In Rome for myself." stili partners In their highly, suc- 4—Virginian—Western 4-Trouble With Father and Eddie Albert. What about buying some here? 7—Wagon Train—Western 7—Funny Manns cessful TV producing unit, Desi- Issue Estimate on Red 13—Issue And The Challenge lu Productions, but they have no "Not practical. It would be i»o 1:53 9—Movie—Adventure • 9—Jack La Lanne plans to remarry. Lucy and Mor- hard for me to call from Europe 4-News ' 11—Honeymooners 11—Comedy Party—Cartoons ton are happily married. if. a house here needed a plumb- Troops Still in Cuba 2:00 13—Dynamics Of Desegregation i -Profile ' Seven Retire er. But if I should be here s 2—Password 1:25 couple of years to make movies, 5—Danger Man WASHINGTON (AP) -U,S units associated wkh the offensive 4-Merv Griffin-Variety 5—News—Sandy Becker •Question — Is it true that Rich- then I might consider It." sources estimated today that be wespons will be withdrawn in 7—Day In Court-Drama II—Bold Journey—Travel ard Chamberlain is being difficult At Fort 13—Casals Master Class FORT MOtfMOUTH - Over Despite her fondnesness for real tween 2,000 and 3,000 Soviet due course. 9—Science: Quest And Conquest 2—Our Miss Brooks—Comedy with his bosses and; may leave 8:30 the "Dr. Kildare" show after this 1« years of ndttary service were estate, she Isn't single-minde_ d troops have left Cuba during thi But this left a lot to be pinned 11—Divorce Court—Drama ' ~ Joyce Brothers 2-DobieGUlis-Comedy represented recently ' at Myer about it. "You've got to diversify past few weeks. down. Among other things, It is 2:M 5—Topper—Comedy. year? I hope not.—D.A., Las 5-Call Mr. D-Mystery Vegas, Nev. Hall Auditorium when seven en- your investments," she reasoned, This withdrawal leaves in Cubi not known her* whether the 13—Science Comer—Education 7—Gale Storm: also' have money in eth- 7—Going My Way—Drama Answer — There's no talk of listed men assigned'to the U. S. the bulk of Soviet military person Kremlin considered the short- 9—Movie—Adventure 1 er things. Including American 11-Sllents Please—Movies disharmony on the "Kildare' Army Signal Center and School nel sent there for missilery am range antiaircraft missiles In 7-News 13—Parlons Francals II stocks. Blue chip, of course." 13-Court Of Reason—Debate show and Chamberlain plans to here retired from active duty. other activities. Cuba to be protection for the long- 2:M 1:45 stay with the series for as long Estimates on the number sti er range offensive weapons—and 2—House Party .3—Science Corner Retiring were M/Sgt. Theodore therefore now intends to withdraw 7—Seven Keys 2-Beverly Hillbillies as it is successful. W. Boschert, M/Sgt. Easley L. there range from 9,000 to 15,000 0:55 them. 9—Movie—Adventure 4—Perry Como—Variety Moore, Sr., SFC John W. Ryan, The estimates on the withdrawal: 4-News—Mel Brandt Band Concert 13-TeU Me A Story 5—Movie—Drama ' Sgt. Heath J. A. Crowe, Sgt Wil- also range widely because of dif Originally, the administration II-M Squad-Polict 1«:M Question - What is Jack Kelly 2:50 son Y. DM, Sp5 Jtmes G. Louth- ficulty in figuring how man; expressed the Mew that the Soviet 1:11 2—Calendar doing these days? I liked him This Sunday 13—Music Interlude even more than his TV-brother, er and Sgt. Robert B. Woodard. men may be aboard outboum military personnel entering Cuba 2—Dick Van Dyke—Comedy 4—Say When ASBURY PARK - The Amer- 2:59 James Gamer, on "Maverick." ships. were advisers arid technicians, 7—Our Man Hlggins 5—Movie—Drama Sgt. Boschert was awarded the lean Legion Bob Eberle Jr. Me- 4-News Also, is he related to the com- U.S. officials view the with not troops. ft-Surfside 6-Mystery 7-Susie Certificate of Achievement for 5-News edienne Patsy Kelly, who is in morial Band, of which Frank, Bry- drawal as moving at a disappoint Kennedy said on Aug. 28 that U—Wanted: Dead Or Alive 1—Operation Alphabet meritorious service the last two 1:00 so many of the old film muslclas an is conductor, will present Its tarty slow pace. "we have no evidence of troops' Us-Press Conference years as an Instructor in the 2—Millionaire 10:05 which* are on the late hour mov- This continuing Soviet mil in Cuba, and on Sept. 13, at his 10:00 Dial Central Office Repair Course annual Christmas band concert 4—Loretta, Young—Drama 13-Highlights of World History ies?—Mrs. C. C, New Haven, tary presence in Cuba has beei last news conference before the 2-U.S. Steel Hour at Hie Signal School. Originally Sunday at Convention Hall at 1 5—Doorway To Destiny 10:25 Conn. one of the factors keeping thi crisis. He was still referring to 4—Eleventh Hour-Drama from Sti Charles, Mo., he will 7—Queen For A Day 4-News , pjn. U.S.-Soviet dispute lingering oi technicians. > 7—Naked City-Police Answer — Kelly, who is actress make Ms home at 7 Centre St., 11—How To Marry A Millionaire 13-New York Metropolis after the removal of Soviet mis 11-You Asked For It Nancy Kelly's brother, is current- Oceanport. A special feature of the concert The Washington assessment 1» 10:30 will be a brass choir composed sites and bombers. 13-World At Ten ly on the B'dway stage in "Night Sgt. Moore also received the : changed fait with the discovery 2-To Tell The Truth 2—1 Love Lucy of trumpets, Douglas Johnson, Premier Khrushchev has writ 10:30 life." Certificate of Achievement at the of the offensive weapons in Cuba. 4-Young Dr. Milone—Serial 4-Play Your Hunch Joseph Barberio. Morris Miller ten President Kennedy that Sovie 4—Danger Is My Business retirement,ceremony. He holds The Russians themselves were S-Mr. District Attorney 7-Girl Talk (For . an answer to your and Charles Gutherie; French II—Best ot Groucho-Quli the,Bronze' Star Medal and the found to be setting vp the missile 7-Who Do You Trust? 11—Movie question about any TV program horns, Arthur Savotk, Gntchen IJ—Turn Of The Century 1 Purple Heart/ He will make his sites, and presumably they would 1—Laurel-Hardy And Chuck 10:45 , or< acfer, write to Steven H. Long, William Bryan and Barbara home if Richmond, Va. , WE'RE 21! man the missiles. 13—Television For Teachers U:W 13—Parlons Francals II Scheuer, TV Key Mailbag, c/o Stephensoh; trombones, Earl 2—New» Sgt. Ryan, a native of Bayonne, Some reports Indicate that the 1:55 11:90 The Register.) Worthley, Thomas Flanagan, Da- CELERRATE 4-News will retire to Ridgevilie, Ga. personnel originally sent to Cuba 2-News 2—McCoys vid Emmons aad Jade Harary; 5-News Sgt. Crowe, assigned here since AT OUR as rocket experts have been re-11—Mr. Peabody—Cartoon 4-Price Is Right baritonesri . nPasooall e CliCalifanf o asd formed'•tote *|gular army waits '•" 7-News !. , • ^ 7-Jan» WynB GALA •*•»• »—Movie—Adventure '<§ Walter TascheV; tubas, Cessr now that their offensive weapons 2—Secret Storm—Serial II—Steve Allen—Variety i|- B-Johnny Ana Salerno and Robert Glassey. have been withdrawn. 4—Make Room For Daddy 13—Scienceland Dirl will make Ms home Anniversary 13—Reflections * V GrarsJ Ave., Eatontown. The American Legion twirlers Some officials feel that'there 5—Deputy Dawg—Cartoons lit II will perform, under the direction 7—American Bandstand 13—Spotlight On Art What Ever Hap^sM to Baby Jane originally from Jefferson PARTY was nothing surprising about this 2—Weather City, Term. of Sonla Grill. The Legion color —that it's a routine military pro- 9—Treasure 11:25 EATONTOWN 4-Westher Sp. Louther, a native of Sut guard will advance and retire the cedure for personnel under such 11—Bozo The Clown 5-News DRIVE-IN- > SATURDAY 5—Movie ton, W. Va., will reside at colors. circumstances and does not Indi- 13—Television For Teachers 11:30 Stancoacb Danceri Rock 7:09; 10:20 7—Local News II A Man Aniweri 8:35. Laurel PI., Eatontown. He was • MUSIC cate the mlssilemen will be kept 4:2$ 2—Pete and Gladys 11:15 LONG BRANCH awarded the Certificate of • IUFFET SERVED In Cuba as ground combat troops. 11—Koko The Klown—Cartoon 4—Concentration 2—Movie—Drams BARONET- Achievement for Ms service as 4:30 S-Jlomper Room ATLANTIC 4-Tonight Partod Of Adluitment 3:39; 8:39 a cook assigned to Company B 2-Edge Of Night-Serial 7—Yours For A Song Murtder &h< Sail 3:00: 7:00; 10:30. 7—Movie—Comedy of the School Regiment. 4-Here'i Hollywood 11:40 ASBURY PARK CHARLEY 6 Motorists 12.10 LYRIC- Sgt. Woodard spent the last 5-Feta And The Wizard Il-News 13-Highlights Of World History.. NOW-Evss. 7 and t:ll 7—Discovery '62—Children 11:50 Prlrte And Th« Principle 2:00; 7:00 year and a half of his career ' 12:50 - ' • FRANK SINATRA CHINA'S 9-Chubby Jackson .1—Merry Mailman as a radio teletype team chief 5-News MAYFAIR- SHREWSBURY AVE. 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DEL MONTE TOMATOES Tobacco. Product!, Frnh Milk and Alcoholic < Hoffman won the opening club pi,.*"0 pk,. W Pork or Vigstirlin—lit Toraitt Sauci. Bovaragai «xampt from Plaid Stamp offar. lead and returned a heart. A sim- Mb. , C ple play, but it was not enough. earn 45 Apricot Nectar East could take the heart trick (Write to George for advice to Heinz Beans 4 the lovelorn, hatelorn, moneylorn Dal Miila •rial and return a club, but West D«l Monti Brand—Early Qirdin wasn't ready to ruff. By the time and anything lorn.) Duz Detergent Whola West was ready to ruff a club he could never get the lead to his * - •" • •.' Prtmlum P«lt Green Peas 3 L ijjjf- juri i1' ' partner. You have been doing your ad- French Onion insu^o.a.,, ^ The play was very simple but Ice column for a few years now, lib. TJJe 2 Ib- K Nabisco Crackers t SO Extra Plaid Stamps very subtle. South had to lose a dealing with all sorts of prob- FREESTONt-Halyai C 21b VWtk Hib Coupon »d Parcluw of heart trick sooner or later, and lems from all sorts of people in 2 ;:;65 Buttermilk Pancake Mix he just lost it before the oppon- ill walks of life. Hearts Delight Peaches C l Liquid Detergent ents could make good use of it. I just wondered. Does being 2 ;, 41 Dole's Sliced Pineapple ?£ ta4aapaUa it A»P Km alvln* H«ld Staapa Tell the truth now: Are you Blue Cheer Pie Crust Mix 4 Coupon faplm St., OK. I?!", 1962 faced with problem after problem, «- He Tuna Eiclt CHICKEN OF THE SEA the one player in a million who day after day, have any effect Forth* family wtih 2 Limit One Per Adult Curtonwr would see this play at the bridge in you, personally? Hunt's Tomato Paste c,n, or lunarisn Wh;t. send p«k Tobacco Product*, Fmh Milk and Alcoholic table? Curious DAILY UESTION otpkg." ox. pbg. c tovaragei txampt from Plaid StamD offar. Dear Curious: Junket «"»•> Custard Fl.l 3 '£r40 River Brand Brown Rice As dealer, you hold: Spades— One simply must maintain an 10 87 6 5 2, Hearts—2, Diamonds objective viewpoint and attempt - K 5, Ciubs-A K Q 5. What do Marcal Pastel Napkins 2^19' Gold Medal Flour not to become personally in- you say? Di e 'olved. I have always followed Dash Detergent Dixie Cups Tr..f"' Jf»35 Pure Golden Honey *»»••. Answer: Bid one spade. Even this precept' and, as a result, and a shabby 6-card suit is good For automatic waihan C despite the manifold problems en- Gorham Cream Silver Polish •:; 25° Kretschmer wh.ate.rn ^'37 enough for a bid when the hand countered, 1 can truthfully say jib.2'/,oz.we • as a whole is strong enough. s that writing an advice column pkg. • • Instant Fels Naptha Sr ;n*l '^£33° Clorox Bleach ;it37° SO Extra Plaid Stampm Wttfc All Coupon and Purchua of has never had the slightest ef- fci MS iI Woman Jailed fect on me, effect on me, effect Brillo Soap Pads ******* && Daily ft Biscuits 2 Z 29° on me, effect on me ... Insect Spray » - Salvo — Frozen Food Favorites! — — Dairy Center Buys! — lUteaniabla at AfrP Itam ilylns Plaid Stanpa For Bad Checks Low ludi datarganr tablah Bail, CKIokan or Turkiy lie pig. Finest Quality—Inpertid Italian Coupon hpim Sat., Dec. 15th, 1982 MONTPELIER, Vt.-Mrs. Mary Dear George: C 1 Scott, 41, formerly of River Rd. I sent you three letters. In each pta.ofMj pkg. of Of () Limit One Per Adult Customer • Fair Haven, N. I., pleaded guilty one I enclosed a stamp. I have i*1 24tablat«gl Swansdn TV Dinner 55 Romano Cheese 79' been reading your column faith- on Monday in Municipal Court to lib. 7 01. pkg. Jlbi. 14 01. pkg. C two charges of fraud and was sen- fully but my problem is that now Roman Pizzarettes "*45 Danish Blue Cheese tenced to one to three years in I can't remember what may prob- Mal-o-BitMild -12 ox. the Rutland Women's Reforma lem was. Can you help me? Dazzle Banquet Pies Partauritad Proem pkg, tory. Absent-Minded C ib.9gc Dear Absent-Minded: Dole's Pineapple Juice 2 *.t 41 Provolone Cheese Municipal Judge Joseph W. Fotr Laundry Bleach ordered concurrent sentences on Yes. Your problem is that you waste stamps. Snow Crop Orange Juice 2 !;;. 39° Cream Cheese 2 £ 21" each of the charges stemming ( from the alleged use of bad MISSED TYPHOON plutic plastic Orange Juice T^?£ S"*W« Ched-o-Bit Cheese 12 b,:45c SO Extra Plaid Stamp* checks. Mrs. Scott was arrested With Dili Coupon and Purchase «f In Norwich Nov. 21. USS HAVERFIELD (FHTNC)- e Navy Ensign Edwin R. Weaver, Ivory Fordhook Limas ^Z^,, 'PV;39 BabyGoudas son of Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Wea- B Slicfll1 Natural Swl Do mitt!c ver Sr. of Rumson Rd., Little Mixed Vegetables Wi)h ^5.uc. ti®° « RIndl.u Reassigned Silver, N. J. successfully avoided Liquid Detergent quart James B. Allen Typhoon Karen when it devastat- Peas with Onions *"",. '^29° Borden's Egg Nog eont. LACKLAND AFB, Tex. - Air- ed Guam last month by sailing 12 fl. ei. 8oi Bordtn't q rt e man Basic James B. Allen, so to the open sea aboard the radar plaitic oi.plait!c Birds Eye Peas w»hcr..ras.Uc. ;3|e Fresh Milk HomoginiitJ 2 " 53 of Mr. and Mrs. William E. Alle picket escort ship USS Haverfield. I Sat 100 Extra Plaid Stampt with purotiaii if The shop Is home-ported in Apra of 175 Rt. 35, Middlelown, N. J. Jane Porker Baked Foods! I Delux»—Shttr—2 pr. Box _ gu* Is being reassigned to Amarill Harbor, Guam, and left the mid- Mr. Glean 0«t 80 Extra Plaid SUmpi with lurahiu of AFB, Tex., for technical Irain Pacific island when it was ap- iMellowmood NYLONS 1*29 Ing as a United States Air Forci parent the typhoon would strike. All purpos* liquid cltanar aircraft maintenance specialist The Haverfield was the first Navy Oat 25 Extra Plaid Stampi with parehau if Fresh Fruits and Vegetables! ISot.«Q0 I pi. 12 fluidCAi ) DUTCH APPLE ship to re-enter the port after the Airman Allen, who completed th bot. *• OT. bet. •* Ann Paga—Cana & Mapla I p(. I fl. a Mr first phase of his military (rain typhoon had passed, and her crew bat Callfenila—Naval—Siadliaa Ing here, was selected for h helped reconstruct island facili- Blended Syrup °-- - **" ties and electric power plants. 1 specialized course on the basi Bit 25 Extra Plild Stampi with tarahau at of his interests and aptitudes. Trend Oranges;?: 10 49 He is a 1962 graduate of Middle- It pays to advertise in the Red For diihahati anandd fin* fabric* 25 Extra Plaid Stampi with Purohaia of Oven Cleaner *•«<>« !» 65° h C town Township High School. Bank Register.—Advertisement. lb c c e Bit 25 Extra Plild Stimai with porohiw if Bananas <^!X 2 29 Twin Pacck QI2.2Soi.4A(a | Crumb Square cf 39 Bandid togatkar "* pkgi. M _-._•__ MD-OELICIOUS 2 -39 e Baby Panties AppieS From Waitirn Farms GRAMAN'S Use Christmas Seals Glamour Bread *>"•'**« .'JJf23 VACUUM AND APPLIANCE PARTS CO. 1 Fresh Tomatoes \ Orange Chiffon Cake t^*; 55 ftifalirly BOo 54 MONMOUTH STREET, RED BANK, N. J. nnri I LIQUID SHAMPOO 31/jo,. C Combination lib.3 OOC Cookies 1 Sp.c;.ITMiW..k bof. Washed Spinach 25 PHONE SH 7-5623 Sandwich Cranial 01. pkg. ** FmCp e AUTHORIZED Prices effective thru Saturday, Dec. 15th, in Super Maiketi and Salf-Sarvica stores only. PascaKe!ery ".n7 HOOVER—SALES AND SERVICE All Tobacco Products, Fresh Milk and Alcoholic Beverages exempt from Plaid Stamp offer. Iceberg lettuce ^19e NEW AND REBUILT CLEANERS RED BANK LITTLE SILVER EATONTOWN SHREWSBURY CLIFFWOOD • REPAIRS ON • 121 Monmautfi St. 507 Prospect Ave. Route 35 Newman Spring* Rd. at Shrewsbury Ave. Complete Liquor Department Popular Brands Beer and Ale Routa 35 SE - HOOVER • ELECTROLUX, etc. Monday Ihru Thursday '111 9 P. M. Monday thru Thursday '(II » P. M Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday 'til .a p. M. Open Thursdays 'III 9 P. M. Monday thru Thursday 'III 9 p. M. Fridays '111 10 P. M. Fridays '111 10 P. M. IRONS VACUUMS TOASTERS Fridays 'III 10 P. M. ' Trldays 'III 10 P. M. Fridays 'til 10 P. M. Sundays 5 A. M. lo 8 P. M. , Sundays 8 A. M. to « P. M. Sundays 1 A, M. to I P. M, PERCOLATORS MIXERS, etc. PORT MONMOUTH KEANSBURG ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS RARITAN TOWNSHIP Highway 36 DEAL PARTS FOR Highway 36 80 First Avenu* Rout# 35 2S2 Norwood Avt. ' Popular Brands Beer and Ale Monday thru Thursday 'til I P. M. Self Service Store Tuesday, Wednesday Thursday 'til • P M Complete Liquor Department VACUUMS WASHERS DRYERS IRONS Sundays 9 A. M. to t P. M, RANGES TOASTERS MIXERS LAMPS, etc Monday thru Thursday 'III I P. M. Frldsys-UIIOPM Oo«. Friday to . P. M. , Sandys . A. M. to • P. M. '' Fridays 'til 10 P. M. Sundays 9 A. M. to 6 P. M. No Meat Department Fridays 'til 10 P. M. Sundaya i A. M. to • P. M. Haven Vixtton Using Radar BED BANK REG1STEB Wt&uxAij, Dec. 12,1962—21 WtttidfMr. sod Mri. Robert E. Drake, m Dartmouth Ave.; As a Curb were Mis, Drake's parent*, Jus- Grand Jury List tice'.and Mrs. Milton B. Badt ol Carson City, >Jev. Justice Badt On Speeders FREEHOLD — The names Corlies Ave., West Alleahurst, 50 persons have been drawn as Ocean Township; Mrs. Evelyn it the, chief justice of the Su- RARITAN TOWNSHIP - Ger- prospective members of the Jan- Otto, housewife, Silverslde Ave., preme Court of Nevada. He and ard F. Cuniner, chid of police, uary session of the Grand Jury. Little Silver. Mrs. Badt now are vacationing has announced the township'i re- In Italy where they will visit cently purchased radar equipment The names were drawn from Mrs. Evelyn K. Isbrandtsen, their 10% Milton Badt, Jr., a is in service, and summonses are a list of 200 before County Judge housewife, 45 Haddon Park, Fair NATO ffllsslle engineer, and then being issued tor traffic violations. Alton V. Evans by Jury Com- Haven; Robert R. Robinson, su- will take a Mediterranean cruise, missioners Mrs. Virginia Vree- perintendent, 29 Green Grove During November, the depart- returnlnj; to, Nevada p January. land, Middletown, and James S. Ave., Keyport; Robert G. Gor- ment handled 128 police actions Parks, Rumson. don Jr., personnel manager, 85 consisting of 80 complaints in- Swimming River Rd., New vestigated, 21 motor vehicle sum- In January, 23 from this list Shrewsbury; Walter G. Denise, ITS NOT TOO monses issued, 11 information re- will be chosen to serve on the UflKM quests answered, eight motor ve- jury. ruit grower, Rt. 537, Freehold hicle accidents investigated, an Victor A. Edelmann, sales ex- Township: Paul M. Joy. com- six warrants served. •--.-• ecutive, li South Cherry Lane, pany president, 34 Ocean Blvd., Atlantic Highlands'; Mrs. Bessie Operating only on a part-Umi Rumson: Mrs. Alida Soons, mer- CHRISTMAS M. Smith, claims clerk, 160 Riv- basil, the department used 860 chant, 35 Ridge Ave., Rumson, er St., Red Bank; Mn. Nancy man-hours for regular weekeni Rumson; Mrs. Deborah D. Ja- Ripley, housewife, Heyers patrol, 211 man hours for mlscel coby, mathmemaUcian, 888 Red PORTSAITS MIUi Rd., Colts Neck Township; laneous duties, 84 man hours to Oaks Dr., Long Branch; E. Ros- Cornelius Ackerson, engineer, 65 plainclothes duty during week coe Allen, contractor, ISO Grange Elizabeth St., Keyport; and nights, and 22 man hours for duty Aye., Fair Haven; Arthur H. James F. Humphreys, minager, at Loew's 35 Drive-In Theater. Schanck, farmer, Rt. 35, Wall 2t Hance Rd,, Fair Haven. Studio The police also were on duty Township; Arthur H. Ross, elec trical engineer, 140 West End; Red Bank during the election. Ave,, Shrewsbury; Ross E. King, SHOP-RITE—Large Grade "A Sk>p-Rlte_Large.Grade..A broker, 330 Prospect Ave., Little Silver; Joseph E. LaVance, Jr., Set Guidance insurance, 45 McLean Ave., Man- E66S asquan; S. Wayne Brocklebank, Meetings For Let's eat at engineer, RD 2, Howell Town- DOZ ship. Gordon C. Sands, electrical WITH THIS COUPON The Caramel engineer, 187 Morningside Ave., Pupils, Parents Union Beach; William H. Somer- RARITAN TOWNSHIP — The Coupon good at Sweet Shoppe ville, superintendent of schools, high school guidance department ANY SHOP-RITE 802 Curtis Ave., Wall Township; has scheduled a program infor- SUPERMARKET Way cook after • busy day Mrs. Elizabeth P. Harford, matioati w n meeting lor the parents Coupon Limit—One Pat F»mlly shopping? Treat yourself te a house>. . > wife, 205 Washington Ave., of the students who are now in Mfer Eiplrei Sat., Die. 13, 1MJ delicious meal and relax a Spring Lake, the eighth grade, and any other RBR little before going borne. II interested parents, tomorrow EGGS 33 Mrs. Thelma Andonon, house- your husband la a commuter, wife, 73 Navesink Are., High- from 8 to 9:30 p.m. (This Offer Good with Coupon Only!) eat her* first and men go lands; Jack V. Richards, Jr., The meeting will be conducted shopping. planning and development man- by William P. McDermott, guid- SHOP-RITE GRANULATED SHOP-RITE WHITE ager, 311 Brooklyn Blvd., Sea ance director of the high school. Girt; Arthur P. Cavanagh, dis- He will discuss the services that LUNCHEON & DINNER SPECIALS trict office manager, 51214 Stb will be given by the guidance THURSDAY: Ave., Belmar; Leon Bailey, as- department, the characteristics HOT TURKEY SANDWICH, mashed sistant manager, 19 Monmouth of the various areas of special- potatoes, fresh lima beans, coffee PI., Monmouth Beach; Miss Lor- ization, the factors that would and dessert. ana E. Scott, retired, 21 Chest be considered in placement in the FRIDAY: " various levels of course offer- SUGAR 50 TUNA 31°° FISH CAKES aqd SPAGHETTI, 25 nut PI., West Long Branch; Jacques M. Fairfax, salesman, ings, and the' procedures that coffee and deasert. Served SHOP-RITE—29 oxs. SATURDAY- 506 Uth Ave., Belmar; Mrs. Ella will be followed in scheduling HY-GRADE—T2 oxs. HOT ROAST FRESH HAM 11A.M. Cranmer, housewife, 527 Cedar conferences with parents and SANDWICH, applesauce, mashed to Ave., West Long • Branch; Dr. students for the purpose of de- potatoes, vegetable, coffee, deasert. 7 P.M. Joseph A. S. Millar, veterinar- signing a four-year program for ian, 412 Windermere Ave., Inter- the student. FRUIT CORNED Try oar home made ptea aad apple cobbler with lemon sauce laken; Cameron L. Hudson, Jr A portion of the meeting will account technician, 412 Myrtle be devoted to answering ques- Ave., Neptune; Mrs. Alma J. tions of general interest relative COCKTAIL BEEF CARAMEL SWEET SHOPPE Lewis, registered nurse, 3317 to the high school program.. Corlies Ave, Neptune. , 2t MOAD ST. RID BANK During next week similar group Dr. Jerome S. Lasfcy, optome- meeting will be held with the SHOP-RITE EVAPORATED—14 DEL MONTE—303 con trist, 489 Broadway, Long eighth grade students in their in-! Branch; Robert H. Prall, Sr., dividual schools. reporter-editor, 249 Perrine Ave., Individual parent and student! WhatDoDoctorsDo Elberon, Ocean Township; Mrs. conferences for high school pro- 00 Zelma R. McQueen, housewife, gramming will begin the second 247 Kemp Ave., Fair Haven; week in January. Both parent Walter. H. Ingram, Jr., execu- and student will have opportun- MILK 81 ity to sit down with a member PEAS 51' tive, Point Rd., Little Silver; WhenThey Suffer of the guidance department to Mrs. Marie C. Clark, house- wife, 253 River Rd., Red Bank; plan a four-year high'school pro- Mrs. Marion Winchester, sales- gram. . lady, 416 Passaic Ave., S; Group meetings for those stu- HEADACHE Pi Lake; Mrs. Isabel1 R". "t" dents attending parochial schools N«Or«*, NX-Most doctors th» is, • combinatt housewife,., Harjbojd;; Ljp) " be sepBpjJn the near future, noder constant nervous tension, proven Christianson, industrialist, students' will be afforded pressure and mental strain. It's for their effectiveness by the Rumson Rd., Rumson; Walter S the same opportunity for indivi notsurpriaiiif they, too, often highest medical authorities. McAfee, phyjiclst, 723 17th Ave., dual conference with a membej safferfronnrisenblebeadacbet. Anadn five* extra medication South Belmar; Mrs. Hild* R. of the guidance department. , .IMJStoow — it can be revealed Jacques, tank' feller, |406 f ~ COFFEE that notasujr adievM nain tet. what doctors, themselves, take ite Grange Elects but also ita nfrvo#r^»naion, set Ave.,.^pNn^rn fat SNIDER'S—14 oxs. to relieve headache pain. pressure and George E, Burck, executive ilechtweg' Oversee* ROYAL—Assorted Flavors. 3 «s. A survey shows many doctors After taking Anacin — pain secretary, 18 Burlington Ave., ATLANTIC OITY-Franklin C. tolce the fast, pain-relieving in- goes in minutes! Tile, sufferer Leonardo; Charles E. Campbell, Nixon of Vincentown, master of 'feels great* again. gredients in Anadn*. In.fact, sound recording engineer, East the New Jersey State Grange for three out of four doctors recom- Despite their strength and Twin Rd., Middletown Township; 18 years, was named to head the mend this same type of relief effectiveness-Anacin Tablets Albert Kniesser, poultry farmer, fraternal farm organization for to their patients. contain no narcotics, do not Howell Township; Mrs. Wilma R. another two years at a conven- CATSUP Anadn Tablets are $trongtr form a habit or leave one de GELATIN 4 29' Hopper, housewife, 42 Tulip La., tion here last week. yet ao/er. They give fast, long- pressed. Anacin may be taken as directed aa often as needed Colts Neck Township; Mrs. Al- His deputy in Monmouth and tasting and—more complete ma C. Teeter, merchant, 701 COMSTOCK—16 oxs. relief from tense, nervous bead- without upsetting or irritating Ocean Counties will be H. Her- SHOP-RITE—303 can Brooklyn Blvd., Sea Girt; Alfred aches than aspirin or aspirin the stomach. bert Allen of Manasquan. M. Samaha, manager, 206 Bel- with buffering. Yon see, mere Also elected by'the delegates See if the extra medication in mont Ave., Colonial Ter., Ocean ssplnii or buffered, aspirin con* Anacin doesn't work better for was William A. Schlechtweg, Sr., Township; Jay I. Hughes, mes- CREAM tains only one paia reliever. But yon. Change to Anadn for fast, of Freehold, who will serve as senger service, 1319 Springwood Anadn is different. Anadn is long-lasting, more complete overseer of the State Grange. UJ«iadoctor'spre»criptJon.That pain-relief. Ave., Asbury Park; Lester W. Eschenbach, sales specialist, 525 GiffBEEIS 1Q Jumbo-Knit Hit CORN Progresso Italian Imported—6 oxs. SHOP-RITE Vacuum Packed • Whofo Kernel at LITTMAN'S TOMATO lArl 00 The secret of a PASTE 1U1 CORN 81 successful gift list POTATOES WESSON STOKELEY—46 oxs. TOMATO OIL JUICE 25 SHOP-RITE—1 Ib. SHOP-RITE WHOLE UNPEELED 229 APRICOTS 3 89' Twice as smart! You'll be warm all winter with this hat, 'FLOATING-HEAD' SPEEDSHAVER mittens in knitting worsted. with Rotary Blades Jumbo-knitl Takes little wool. • 'FIOATING-HEADS' swivel to hug every curve of the itd Hat can be worn 2 ways. Pattern • LARGER HEADS, more blades and whlsksr openings 677: directions for hat all sizes; for faster Sp«edshaver» shai/tag Ml NEW Noralco 20 'nip-Top* tostd- mittens small, medium, large •htvtr... now st a stnutlonat NEvTtOW incl. • INSTANT CLEANING! Just blow thru pop-open slds vents PRICE) 'Flip-Top' dMnlnaand ftmmit • NO BEARING DOWN I Motor adjusts apeed automatically rotary bltdis. WORLD'S BE8T-8EaiNQ Thirty-five cents (coins) for • SHAVES ANYWHEREI SelMubrlcstlng motor adapts SHAVER! (AC/DC) 110 von* only, ap-this pattern — add 10 cents for toll0r220v«lts pend canytng ease. each pattern for lst-dass mall. Send to Laura Wheeler, care of The Red Bank Register Needle- craft Dept. P. O. Box 161, Old Chelsea Station, New York 11, N. Y. Print plainly pattern num- ber, name, address and zone. NEWEST RAGE - SMOCKED accessories plus 208 exciting needlecraft designs In our new Route 35 and New Monmouth Road outl Fashions, furnishings to crochet, knit, sew, weave, en* W* Rnarva Mw Rl«ht to Limit OuantltiM Coupon and Prices Elfective at This merchandise also on sale at Uttman's stores In PIslnfleld, SomervlUe, braider, quilt. Plus free pattern. Middletown and Keyport Shop-Riles Only! New Brunswick, Menlo Park, Morriitown, Dover, Trenton and Levlttown. Pa. 1663 Needlecrsft Catalog - Just Send 25c nowt Mrs. TOlard F*«t«r, New lisa. Ttm.o% M* of. Mr. Mrvfcd the jftia tSUIVs, 22-W«Wiy, Dtc. BED BAM REGISTER of Mr. m MM. K*no«fo«ftt Mrs. -James Keating, Craig ti4 Mr. and Mrs, DooitJd »*• f>0OR MAM'S PHILOSOPHER New Me* *t the 4 DJ » Will take pert fa, a flW*tc«l baio, ftlfa; drt ecitai Friday wtth pupils of tome Ipf Mr. ju4ju4 Un, «** grove, dessert. r r Jan's Music Center, Keansburg, Gulino,Gli BlfordBelford;; W-, an* Mr». Monmouth Ricluu-4 Redner, New Monmouto, Mrs. James Rowland is qnt*r- n the East Keansburg public tainlng today at a /uUgfi p«ty A Piirr-lect Time Mrs. Anton Krumel was elected ichool, He will play the clarinet served Mr and/Mrs president of the Ladies' Aid So- n a trio. • ciety of the Baptist Church last week. Others re-elected were For Lady Dottie Mrs. Walter Junie, vice presi- John Cicero, son of Mr. and dent; Mrs. Gaykwd Hansen, sec- Mrs. Alfonso Cicero, Maplewood BOYLE By HAL BOYLE retary, and Mrs. Grace Meyer, Dr., celebrated his fourth birth- treasurer. A covered dish lunch day last Thursday with Deborah NEW YORK (AP)-They say elight and emits a mighty purr. eon was served. In place of the Barter, Cheryl Finn and Hal Christmas is for kids. But her happiness reaches a usual exchange of Christmas Schupple. But it is also a great time for lenith when we put up pur two gifts, members donated toward ats. Christmas trees, and turn on the an airplane fund for a missionary A family party was held last In our house the cat we belong ights. We usually decorate two in Africa. Mrs. Dora Griggs, out- Thursday for the tenth birthday seems to get more downright trees, a tall live one green with going presidsnt. led the devo- of Annamae Melosh, daughter of enjoyment out of Christmas than leedles, and a small artificial tions. Mrs. Ruth Mallett of Mat- Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Melosh, people. tree with aluminum branches awan was a guest. Michael Dr. •During most of the year I have hat someone gave us years ago. secret guilty feeling that our Lady Dottie watches gravely as James Price, Acker Dr., «!e- Mr. and Mrs. Chris Paokow, at, Lady Dottie, is somewhat we put each ornament into place, brated his seventh birthday Dec. Heather La., attended the wed- cheated by life. She spends her interrupting us now and then to 4. Present were Douglas Phil- ding of Mr. Pankow's brother, time, except for a brief stroll in nibble tentatively at a green lips, Tony and Maura Germaine, Stanley Pankow of Port Chester, the corridor early in the morning iranch or an aluminum needle. Karen Englemann, Roberl N. Y., Sunday in Sacred Heart and late at night, cooped up in When the job is finally com Schmidt, Ricky Quilter, Wayn Catholic Church there and a re- our apartment. pleted and the children down th< and Cynthia Price and Mr. am ception in Fritz and Tom's Res- It is a big deal for her when a all come in to inspect it. Lad) Mrs. Roy Price. • taurant, also in Port Chester. taring, high-flying sparrow lights Dottie leads them on proud feel in the window ledge of our eighth- from one tree to the other, as A progressive dinner was hsU floor apartment, and flirts its :o say: Mr. and Mrs. Donald' Leith, by the Christian Couples Club a: wings saucily. Then Lady Dottie Glen Oaks, attended a surpris "See what I did?" birthday party Sunday for the suddenly transformed from a At the end of the season, as edate old maid into. a maddened 22d.birthday of their daughter, take down the decorations, Lady teatnik. Mrs. Donald McCracken of Mon- She loses all her ordinary poise Dottie watches me with sad, re- mouth Beach. Present also were RELAY SATELLITE—Relay communications satellite is Missss Joan, Dawn, Patricia and gifts prettify and aplomb and beats at the win- proachful eyes, and I. have the hoistad toward top of Thor-Delta rocket which is sched- dow wildly until the sparrow weird feeling that I am in somi Wendy Leith, Edward Dolan, uled to blast off from Capa Canaveral Thursday. The hrugs its feathers as if to say— way hurting the idealism of Tony Messera, Archie McCall am Charles Grant. relay, similar to Telstar satellite, is designed for com- 'Well, it takes all kinds to make small child. munications experiments which would link three conti- world"—and flies away. Holiday hjqxed Outside of these occasional ad nents, North and South America and Europe. A ventures with sparrows, Lady (AP Wirephoto) Dottie derives her greatest thrill RID IANK from Christmas. from. i It turns her from a cool, plush sophisticate into a gawky, wide- Today's Business Mirror: jyed kitten. Like a child at Christmas, she won't let you hide anything from her. She is into everything. The Watch Industry She races to the door when the mailman or delivery man comes. She snoops and sniffs at every package. She tries to undo the Has New Rivalry strings with busy paws. "Why don't you grow up. Lady 3.98 Dottie?" I tell her. "After all, Dawson by SAM DAWSON you're getting along in years. Why don't you act your age?" NEW YORK (AP)-The long- States for a dollar volume esti- Lady Dottie pays no attention embattled watch industry has a mated at $550 million, the rela- VELVETEEN at all. Christmas makes her feel new rivalry these days—the main- tively newcomer to the competi- young, and she has an idea that spring vs. the electric battery. tive field isn't much of a head- the whole worldwide yuletide pag- ache yet to the makers of main In an industry where change eant is put on exclusively for her springs. ZIPPERED traditionally comes slowly, the in- benefit. But old hands in the industr; roads of the tiny battery haven't One of her Joys comes when wi have learned to be patient. Thej been too striking as yet. But the open a box. She leaps into it, bat note it took 50 years for wrisl makers of battery-powered watch- the crinkly paper-around to heai watches to replace pocket watch es hope to do about.5 per cent of :he sound, then lies down am -V the total business this year. is in America. And the self-wind PILLOWS lurns on the inside motor of her With about 20 million watches ing watch took some SO years tc being sold annually in the United become really popular. The electric-battery watchmaJ Special Box ers are counting on the big For Santa Mail Grant Appeal roads that form of energy i.00 making in many fields to attracl RED BANK - Children who for attention to their product. want their letters to Santa After Death They point out that compact en Claus answered should deposit ergy cells have taken over ir them in the special mall box at many devices once dominated b; Broad and Monmouth Sts. be- Open Every Night 'tU Christmas Of Worker motors, plug-ins or hand powe fore Friday, Dec. 21. TRENTON (AP) - A man who They cite battery-run electn A supply of Santa's personal died in October won an appeal shavers and toothbrushes. Penci stationery with a special note yesterday tor reinstatement to bM been provided by the Parks his job as a Held representative •*mlr mmOoii Committee; with the New Jersey Local Prop- jattery-powef ed cigarette lighters which bas offices at 51 Mon- erty Tax Bureau. tor smokers and even swizzle mouth St. The state Civil Service Commis- sticks for bartenders. And you With the co-operation of Fred sion handed down the ruling in may have noted that teen-agers Crlne, postmaster, all letters to the case of James W. Mac Isaac carry battery powered radios and Santa which are deposited in who lived at 32 Squaw Rd., Man- record players. other local mail boxes will go asquan. Watches first appeared durini to the Recreation office. 60 BROAD STREET RED BANK Mac Isaac was dismissed from he Renaissance. Until recentl; All letters should carry a re- Open Every Evening 'til 9 P. M., Including Saturday* his job last March 6 on charges the source of power has alway turn address, if replies are 717 COOKMAN AVE., ASBURY PARK that he was absent two days been the mainspring. For centui without leave, failed to obey di- ies this was wound by hand.' Thi rections of his superiors and bor- spring moves the balance wheel rowed (3.50 from two assessing which in turn moves the hands o offices in Bergen County, which the watch. In .recent years th< he later repaid. self-winding variety has kept th mainspring wound by the motioi The Civil Service Commission of the wearer's arm. ruled that the penalty of dismis- The latest watch version, ai •al was too severe and imposed now offered by a majority o instead a six-month suspension watch companies, including Bui without pay, retroactive to March va, Hamilton, Elgin and Timex, 5. does away with the mainspring. The commission said it had In its place a battery slightly been advised of Mac Isaac's larger than an aspirin tablet feeds death after his appeal was proc- power to the balance wheel. The essed and an official decision battery lasts about a year anc drawn. the owner never winds his watch The commission added it was whether it is on his wrist or in releasing the decision "in order drawer. The electric curren to establish the rights and re- keeps the balance wheel going, sponsibilities, of the respective new cell costs about $1. parties involved." A spokesman for the commis- sion said the executor of Mac Buckskin Pioneers Isaac's will could apply for any Is Theme of Cubs pay or other benefits accrued by KEYPORT-Buckskin Ploneei Mac Isaac prior to his death on was the theme at a recent meel Oct. 25. ing of Cub Pack 230, Keypor and Hazlet, held at the Unite> It adds upl More and more Hebrew Congregation, Broad St. people use The Register ads each Seymour Ashendorf, committee- lsme because results come fast- man, presided in the absence er.—Advertisement. Cubmaster Albert Caldes. Eai member told something abo the pioneers and the way the lived. The Cubs displayed a for OPEN and Conesloga wagons they ma< YOUR at meetings during the month. Participating in the progra; were William Arnold, Gary Di mars, James English, Joel Go! stein, Craig Michaux, David Po; hristmas pick, Jonathon Poppick and A drew Sharpe. All were present Bobcat pins. Club Other awards were presented Evan Goldman, Lawrence Suss Rcmtmbtr! • Merry ChritU man, Richard Ashendorf, Terry itlOJ Without Wnllach, Robert Caldes. flnl-of-tht-vear bill u>orr(c» rfne writers (dose friends of the Brest- SPARE FRESH . 4eot) whose disclosures caused fee em- bstfasaing furore. Bobby Kennedy dis- RIB ROAST RIBS HAMS CHOP .';'ciis*ed Hie,top-secret inner council de- € C \,Wtmtkmt with at least one of them. c - "A>^-. regarding Ball. ib attributes most of the 89 69 69! ! 1o Acheson. «f ^There are wheels within wheels In their kid-gloved vendetta. Buhdy's older, brother William, who is deputy if he's too poor to buy you a present, tell him ' secretary of defense for international affairs, h* can charge it at J. Kridel., to Acheson's daughter, Mary. McGeorge —, edited a collection of Acheson's official papers %nder the title "Pattern of Responsibility." «|.,• Also, Bundy was Acheson's first choice for Ken- Wdys Secretary of State. .?' /That was blocked in a large measure by Stevenson. When die 1952-56 Democratic standard-bearer was AT TIE THERE'S A BAMKRGER AUTO CENTER NEAR YOU: offend the UN ambassa- tATurnrM ~ elude tae dismantling of U.S. crietE Monmooth: Adjacent to Bamberger*s at the Eatnntowa Circle Newark: Plane St. between Raymond Boulevard and Academy St. on onebases In Turkey and elsewhere." Nraati: P«rkin| Field A4 it the Garden State Plata PMafieM: 200-208 Raowrelt Are, corner of E. 2nd S. •m mun auuKi swt«M oi umxA mm He would not It is emphatically contended MM* Nik: PuUiif FieH #13 at the Shopping Center SprfagKtM: Side by tide with Bambcrger'a Fornluire Cleuanca . 'wdrk under Bundy as Sec- that Is u tar ai Stevenson went. ^tore on Boat* 22 lefory of State. The Big Build-Up •FRONT HJO AUOMMEMT that emphatic objection But there an no written rec- ords in the Security Council or •SHOCKS •TAH.MPIS decided Kennedy in favor its Executive Committee lo prove Of Rusk, who was Ache-that. All transcripts are barred. son's-second choice. In the past several months, the Bmdjr. of course, U My aware build-up of Bandy as a possible of an this. He also' still fervently ****La ** *¥£"!*"* ••••-•--to be- Secretary o-f State- *. active. Numerous friendly ar- In his strategic White House poii- ticles have been written about tfoo, u the President's personal him, all portraying him as a high- SMCIAS. adviser on foreign affairs, Bundy powered brain and man of action. exerts much influence over the One purpose behind this promo- State Department. tional drive is to offset the dark Potently aiding him in that is cloud that enveloped him after Dr. Walt Rostow, former Bundy Hie dismal Bay of Pigs fitaseo. assistant whom he installed at Bundy was foremost in urging AU 3 for 9^ head of the Department's Policy against providing air cover for Co*Hf)l«tt MA* •djtistnwMt—aioM, IJtO Panning Council. this disastrous invasion. Had ft had just a small amount of air •AJjMtaO4ik«M •testbnkw THE PLOT THICKENS — • lastMtt Uatett •bttptlx inwwli Throughout the tightly-guarded support, it would have definitely White House deliberations on thesucceeded and Castro and hit • Intpetl hfimlic tj*em Cuban showdown, Bundy and Communist pack wojrt* have been Acheso& _i— n were in constan.—t* contac—.»—*t wiped out. ••^' ** What one knew, the other knew. Bundy is feartd but not l&ed At no time did these mo- In New Frontier circles. One high CuinilWa fconr end alignment.•»oleeie, t.99 mentous discussions Include more Pentagon authority voice* the fol- trmurt nilm mil mldr • Cofreet toe**, w»«at than U top officials. lowing graphic description of • Impwt and ijja« MMtia« It was a Bundy-Acheson sug- him: Wheel allaawiat n* hraka aaniee gwtioo that led to the setting up "He acts like an iron priest. He a ulli tii 10 AM. r* S:4S tJk. of the Executive Committee of Is so glib and loqacious that he the National Security Council, can make almost anything sound presided over by the President plausible. He scares the bell out and in charge of these history- of me, because while he talks making deliberations. As staff di-tough, It's a different story when • Of tbe council, Bundy it gets down to acting. He's one the affairs of the Execu- man I don't want to have as an tive Committee. enemy." •, No notes or other written rec- STILL • SPUTTERING FALL- VAHDERBILT NYLON TIRES WITH ords, ire kept of the proceedings OUT—Representative John Moss, of either the council or its Execu- R-Calif., chairman of tbe censor- SHOCK ABSORBERS tive* Committee. The latter con- ship investigating committee, is WITH FMI INSTALLATION 24-MONTH GUARANTEE sists of those summoned by thequietly looking into the leak on President or Bundy. Stevenson. Moss wants to know Bandy's Urging how and why this occurred in Each -It was at Bundy"s suggestion innermost White House circles, that. Afnaaon was rushed to Eu-While the administration was en- 5.99 (Opetoapprlse the NATO allies of forcing iron-handed controls on For most American ears tbe press at the Pentagon, State the PrtoMent's decision regard- Precision-engineered to give a new, safer ride. All tng'Xaba. Department and other govern- ment agencies. The big leak of work performed by factory-trained experts. Drive vk» wu also Bundy who urged 2 for 15. $» President to allow Urn andthe Cuban crisis wu not com- in {or free inspection. Mher Council members to give,a mitted by "irresponsible news- 640x15 tube-type blackwoll, plus tax and any 2 old tires in trade Select group of correspondents men, but by the closest inti- Ihs "Administration's version" of mates of the President—to ax one "VM back-stage Cuban story— Of their own group . According Tube-typo Tubeless Tubeless that led to the hatchet Job ofto close friends of Secretary RUST RESISTANT Size bloekwall bloekwall Size blackwoll Stevenson. ' Rusk, he would be willing to "be, MUFFLERS 670x15 __2 f«r 17.88 2 tor 22.88 800x14 2 for 26.88 - Indignant Stevenson Intimates kicked upstairs" to the UN if that Fully guarantacd for 710*15 __2 for 22.88___2 for 26.88 850x14 2 for 30.88 •re claiming this account pic- is what the President wants. It's the lift of your car tured' Mm "« lot softer than he an open secret that Kennedy is 760x15 _2 for 26.88 2 for 30.88 600x13 2 for 20.88 waswas, and Bundy much toughetougher his own Secretary of State, and 750x14 2 for 22.88 650x13 for 24.88 . than he reallyy was." Rusk is chiefly occupied with ex- All prices plus tax ond any 2 old tires in trade. Whitawalls slightly higher. j AdAccordini g t o tthemh , Bundy re- ecuting policy and not making peatedly warned against "pushing it ... Attorney General Robert Khrushchev into a corner where Kennedy has become his broth- , he would have no alternative but er's closest foreign affairs adviser 1 to fight" Also that It was Bundy —as he is on politics and* most , who prevailed on the President other matters. Bobby's intimates < to include the "no invasion" credit him with having his eye on VAHMRBILT SAFETY-NYLON i pledge in his letter to Khrush- the State Department, but they ,! chev. don't think he will leave the Jus- REGULAR YIRIS i The Stevensonites assert he tice Department until after the i counseled against such a commit- 1664 campaign, assuming the WITH 24-MONTH GUARANTEE' ' merit. Instead, they say he fa-President is re-elected . Dean vored Khrushchev's being told Acheson, in addition to person- . that "it all offensive weapons are ally disliking Stevenson, also ttAKII RILINU , withdrawn from Cuba, this would echoes former President Tru- open the way to serious disarma- man's antipathy toward the lat- ON ALL 4 If MILS ment negotiations that might in- ter. Democratic politicos noted iMTflllad wrrt. 15,000-mile guoranrea1 «40xl5 tufo-tyiM UackwaH, plus »ax and any «M Hre In trod. Tube-typa Tub.l.i. Tubthu Slit blockwoH Mackwoll btackwall 870 x IS 1O.BS_12.BS 14.88 PUREWATER| 710 x 15. 12.8S 14.88 16.8B 12.95 KO x 15 14.BS 16.88 10.88 750 x 14 12.88 12.08 GUARANTEED FOR 10 YEARS 5 For most Amtrkon ears , All priest plui Ux unj any old tire la trade. . Amaxtog New SIBCO Wat«T Purifier * Nevr bonded brake linings n««d . Wbileyralb slightly higher. Removes Rust, Iron, Sulphur, Chlorine, * Bleed, adjuit for full contact * Check lines, waiter cylinder for leaks Odors, ere., from City -or WeR Water •Gn»mn mmai "Blor «nrit«l-ole«r, oter-rrM water] Uotlw aa« Ma tuU NUM. •r«e rellnini It bnkM hll wltUn Km Mjlei of i«b •M i|«in« ro«d Jwnrai «nch u '«!«• roll St. SUrj'i «!> Arning and Jack Nearyi under son, who was a gold medal winner in the 1956 Olympic FP 0 FP the backboards, Monmouth held perience can add to a hole by bunkering, add a tree (rennano 1 mr.aii o o sailing at Melbourne, Australia, welcomes pro golfer Croddlck a 26-9 bulge in rebounding In the here and there, rolling a fairway here and there, and Milton 1O JIBrukfiiKoustumkla 1. 1t> 1! Robinson 3 nlPnluch 8 3 IS second half. ;"• •'•'''.'.''•'• ' other little things that a non-playing designer wouldn't Doug Ford to Middietown Township yesterday at the Davidson 7 2!IG»rai 0 1 D.Harper 0 0 Neary, who replaced the in- have the feel of," declared Ford. home of C. W. 'Bill" Lyon, Navesink River Rd. The Rehnkt 1 1/McCann 0 0 jured Bob McAIister In 'the sec- J.Harper 0 OMicloch 0 0 0 two athletes were at the press conference in which plans Christopher 0 0 oj ond half, dumped in 14 points to Just by listening to this great golfer one could Menlna OOO pace the fired-up Hawks in the were announced for the proposed Navesink Country Relchey 0 0 01 see his mind working while thinking of designing a second stanza. He finished with Club to be constructed on Navesink River Rd., MicMIe- 19 17 55 It H 42 CBA ...- -.... .-. _J« IS » l«-55 18 markers, second high for the course. Ford said architects just don't put any St. Mary'« (P(P.A.. ) .. ... 5 18 10 11—41 town. k Rochford. winners to Tom Farrell's 22 character into a hole. When some architects lay Official!—Baahnol n points. WOIDING THE LOOT —Dicksie Ann Hoyt, 16, daugh- out a course it's like a decorator doing a house. Jerry Bittenbinder and Arning ter of Dr. and Mrs. C. Douglas Hoyt, 907 River RA, Fair Ford said he believes in playing a course when it is hit for 11 and 10 points, respec- Haven, copped three events, jumping, tricks and slalom, tively, to aid the Hawk cause last weekend to star in the West Indies Invitational and first cut. When you start in the raw, you can eas- NJSIAA Announces 1962 in the second half. Bittenbinder ily tell if a hole is too short or too long. Changes finished with 18 pdints while Aro- Optri Water Ski championship held at Jamaica. Dicksie have to be made during construction, otherwise it int totaled 16. displa>s"1o6*t won in th* ski event. H. S. Football Ghanipibns The game was a see-saw'battle is costly after completion. until midway through the second Ford is a real believer of "know it yourself" when TRENTON — The 1962 state Group III—Tenafly and Paramu Group II half when Monmouth rtn off Biles, Manasquan school football champion- (co-championship).. Hasbrouck Heights, (427), 8-1-0 seven straieht mints for I 43-55 ft comes to laying out a cours^i^i(feSitec Ips were announced today by Croup ll-j-Hasbrouck HMgbts Saddle Brook, (251), M-O,.* mM*in : BfftenlJlBiBer^iJbj^W In Pates the time take out the slide rule to determine where a James G. Growney, executive Group 1—Harrison • arta, (J20),.7tM,i ' " <$ a free throw^imij bisket Iwfor" q T, Frank J. Ping- bunker is to go. Sometimes this doesn't work for secretary-treasurer of the NewNORTH JERSEY, SECTION 11 tdland Park, (MO),' 7-2-0; Nearv connected on a pair of Jersey State Interscholastic Ath- Group IV—East Orange Group 1 free throws and One.bucket. itore, Rpo; Bank, .High School ath- architects. You have to have the feel and know where letic Association. Group 111—Millbura and Summit Harrison, (245), 6-1-1. Tom Moses sparked the losers letic, director, yesterday an- the hazards should go," stated Ford. The selections, as determined (co-championship) NORTH JERSEY, SECTION TWO in the scoring column with 21 nounced a change in the school's Group II—Verona Group IV markers. basketball schedule with Mana- "In designing a course nowadays, hazards are by the NJSIAA's executive com- mittee, were based primarily on Group I—Glen Ridge East Orange, (689), 7-1-1. Paul Herr of Middietown paced squan. Belleville, (640), 8-1-0. put where they do not bother the big hitters and the NJSIAA point system which CENTRAL JERSEY the Monmouth junior varsity to Because Manasquan's new gym they are too short to bother the light hitters," de- Columbia (South Orange) was adopted last year. Group IV—Plainfield (540), 6-2-0. a 84-56 romp in the preliminary will not be ready for a Jan. 4 . dared Ford. Outright championships were Group III—Brick Township and game with 24 points. game with Red Bank, the Big Red Bank (co-championship) Group HI are awarded in 13 different groups Millburn, (560), 8-1-0. Blue will play that date at Red Like most pros, Doug Ford started early, in fact, Group II—Highland Park (18) .ifmmootta IM> Bank, smart throughout the four sections of Summit, (498), 7-2-0. o r r r, tf Group I—No schools eligible Hiak 3 1 SlArnlnit at the age of six. His dad was a pro (now retired) and the state and five-co-champion- South Side (Newark), (U2'/ ) 5 • II The Feb. 8 game, which was SOUTH JERSEY 2 Garrison « 1 13IF»rrell 10 1 22 & ships were awarded. In addition, 6-1-1. Miller 0 3 3:Bro*n 0 0 0 to be played here, will be played made special clubs for Doug to get the golf bug. He Group IV-Cherry Hill and Mill- Mosea 2 0 4INfary < < 18 invited... no champion was named in four Butler, (418), 9-0-0. 0(1 le 0 tlUt a oio at Manasquan's new gym, if all went through amateur ranks and turned pro in 1949 other groups because of the lack ville (co-championship Bchrey I 1. 3D'Zl_, o 1a 00oi o2 is ready. Hanover Pak Regional, (355) Swenson I 0 lelBlttendlniler 1• 111 12 after playing the amateur circuit. of eligible football teams in those Group III—Burlington and Wood- Arrow t 0 2| bury (co-championship) •1-1. sections. Group II ,30 10 70 39 IS 18 A secret ballot law passed in Of present day pro golfers, Ford said the Group II—Penns Grove Kinr« IN.Y.y .... . U »—JO 1880 applied only to municipal The basic standards of the re-Group I—No schools eligible Verona, (516), 8-1-0. Monmouth — 3» (I—«• fomm elections in Louisville, Ky. young players coming up are power players. Trend vised NJSIAA point system give PAROCHIAL-NORTH JERSEY Mountain (West Orange), (449) Oftielala—Dlomardl * T»Mli. . of golf today is the long ball (power) hitter. There each school in the state a tenta- Group A—Seton Hall (South 8-1-0. tive group rating at the conclu- Hackettstown. (320). 8-0-0. doesn't seem to be the old finesse. Of courses, he sion of each football season based Orange) Group I said, the new ones seem to be obsolete faster than entirely on the performance of Group B—DePaul (Wayne) Group C—No schools eligible Glen Ridge, (280), 8-0-0. the old ones. the team during that respective Mountain Lakes, (204), 7-2-0. season. A final group rating is PAROCHIAL—SOUTH JERSEY Group A—Notre Dame (Trenton) CENTRAL JERSEY Ford is one of the oldest players competing on the determined entirely on the Group iv strength of the teams that a given Group B—No schools eligible pro circuit. "In order to play well all the time, a play- Group C—St. James (Penns Plainfield, (662), 7-1-1. school has beaten during the cur- Westfield, (595). 7-1-1. er must depend upon prize money. Once other finan- Grove) TO All rent year, and the tentative rat- Jefferson (Elizabeth (575), 6-1-1 cial sources enter, a player on the circuit might not ing is corrected on the basis of The final standings of the (op OmmofBuick-Oldsmobile schools with NJSIAA points in Scotch Plains, (556), 8-0-1. play as well," he stated. the performance of the team on Trenton Central. (485), 8-2-1. the field during that particular pirenthensis, in each group are Pwfac- Mercury- Dodge as follows: Long Branch, (436), 7-2-0. Getting back to the Navesink Country Club, season. The , points earned are Group III then based on this final group NORTH JERSEY, SECTION ONE It will be overlooking the Navesink River and will Group IV Brick Township, (498), 8-0-1. rating for each school. Red Bank. (471), 7-1-1. ABOUT TO BUY rank with such clubs as Pebble Beach, The Thun- Clifton, (710), 9-0-0. However, in order to be con North Plainfield, (453), 7-2-0. derbird of Palm Springs, Pinehurst, The Diplomat Hackensack, (542), 7-1-1. sldered for a championship Memorial (West New York) South Plainfield. (430), 8-1-0. A NEW CAR: of Miami, Cherry Hills of Denver and the Country award, regardless of its total (498), 6-1-2. North Hunterdon Reglona Tired of carrying the burden of Club of Brookllne. NJSIAA points, a school must win Ramapo Regional (Franklin (Annandale). (350), 7-1-0. 5V4 out of 7, 6 out of 8, or 6'/2 Lakes), (458), 7-1-1. Group II big monthly payments? High gas Once this club is completed it will compete with out of 9 games (tie games count North BerRen, (391), 5-1-1. Highland Park, (453). 7-2-0. bills and repain eating into your as a half game). Central Regional (Bayville) budget? Fed up with all that us> the best in the area. Besides being an 18-hole cham- Group III The executive committee of the Tenafly, (551), 9-0-0. (355), 8-1-0. Jess bulk? pionship course, it will also have tennis courts, squash NJSIAA has awarded the 1962 Paramus, (540), 8-1-0. Piscataway. (322'A 6-1-2.. Then discover America's great- court, shuffleboard courts, card rooms, practice greens championships to the following River Dell Regional (Oradell), Manville, (280), 8-0-2. est dollar-for-dollar value. The '63 schools: k (496), 7-1-1. Wall Township, (270), 6-2-0. and tees, private dining facilities, etc. Matawan. C267) 7-2-0, J-arkt Lark gives you the big-car NORTH JERSEY, SECTION 1 Dumont, (420), 6-2-0. quality and high performance you More on this new club at a later date. Group IV—Clifton East Paterson, (409), 8-1-0. SOUTH JERSEY Groun IV like-in * sensibly sized car. Very Cherry Hill. (533), 8-1-0 big on room and maneuverability. Millvllle, (533). 8-1-0. Budget-keeping economy. Grouo III And because of Lark's low Burllnttfon, (500), 8-1-0. price, you can afford big car lux- Wondbury, (490), 90-0. ' ury features you're used to! Plus Audubon, (404), 8-1-0. Larkexclusives like Beauty Vanity Mainland Regional (Llnwood) • supercharged high performance (280), 8-0-0. Group II • sunroofs • full instrumentation Penns Grove, (472'^), 7-0-1. Even the super safety of Lark's ex- Delsea Regional (Franklinville clusive caliper disc power brakes (398). 6-2-1. cost only about $2,73* a month Salem, (393) 6-2-1. morel Pennsvllle, (390), 6-2-1. Look into Lark today al your Levitlown, (329) 7-2-0. SludebakerDealer, Sterling. (311). 8-1-0. o.„,«, PAROCHIAL HIGH SCHOOLS North Jersey, Group A Solon Hall (South Orange) (515), 6-0-2. St. Joseph's (West New York), (430), 8-0-0. Don Bosco (Ramsey), (385), 7-0-1. DOLLAR FOR DOLLAR North Jersey, Group B AMERICA'S ©RID TEAMS FKTED — The local Patrolmon'i Benevolent Aiiociation and,Elks Lodge honored coaches and players DPPBUI (Wayne), (330), 8-0-0. South Jersey. Group A of Red Bank and Red Bank Catholic High Schooli at their annual dinner last night at the Elks Lodge. Some of GREATEST CAR VALUE Notre Dams (Trenton), (300), '63 LARK •hole at the affair wars, left to right, Franklin White, PBA delegate; Leo Walsky, Red Bank High coach; John 1-1-0. Palumbo, Rod Bank High captain; James Kelly, Red Bank Catholic captain; Red Bank Catholic coach Al Forte, South Jersey, Group C BAILLY BROTHERS, he. WERNER'S GARAGE St. James (Penns Grove), (287) and Edward Nagle, exalted ruler, Red Bank Lodge of Elks. . * •2-1. 91 Monmouth St. Red Bank Start Highway 36 400 jerteg 3iei Jfyfaf 225, V/i, -177 •w4Uz. . - ' f, The: 12,1968-25 2» chO> - Paul Ptrcbricta 211, Bu- rr pyripA t&. 2/sb tteiKO 211, lim 4&U RED BANK EOSTW Am iuiUi W, loin Ufuit SM, Splits and Moninouth Covfaly BowlingUKI Bwilx Wi, TIM WWtffiao a/Z, a* on* — B. «*»«i* Pete MarcbetU 211. S, C, M«n«s. 221, J. ilxlU 2tt3, 1, lwu 308, I, Kwi.j,rf ynKed Bui lUctttAM T_ U .« H. WUIJajm Jewel*/ _j_rJ* »„ STCAMOBC UOBCAIfDS COMMEKCIAI. LEA Floyd Alkmaa HABHOXY TUUB8OAY NIOHT PardJ Waxing Co, _T.7." • VtMHt Wt Misses iroMiura tOil* SwraUaa Cntrr JflVe Nicosia . — USAOVK B. B. L.4JJIE9 AUXILIARIES LEAOlIB Cook and Oakley , ••'? <* W Mario Crupl ..._ W lied Bank Rec Perrys Trophy Co. Am. Ion. Bawl. Corp. Oeeanview Bakery 27 Dong MoCrum Sal's Barber Bbop W L King Amusements Little "liver Cleaners Kln» Sea S«1K Z 24 Joe Dennis a. B. Scholes 24 H. T, young Pharmacy 21 15 Alflei AMI flhrewoSury Oenuators ^ Baynton's linoleum -.23 Oscar Newman O ft W Lumber -.34 JoyAnn Coats ;.;-... :_..24 15 UalnsUy Savings ft Loan _1 w PAUl A. ALBRECHT lit ahrchaots NM'L Bulk _J«(4 Highlands Lions .22 Walter Hewitt Koch's Florist ...22 Re4,Bank Fire Extlnguishers.23 16 Hi-single Game — Terry 25*. M!l»'« Toy Cmltr 2014 MehJer* Trimmers 22 Joe Scharabbs Eddie's Barber Shop SO The.-Brother* io 19 Hl-ruree uaraes — ».__Alierre, Sycamore Lanes «._ J0H American Legion Post 143 ...18 B. J. Man ..._. — 21 1C.11Jay Bee Auto Repairs 20 Donate Construction Co 18 21 Joe LoCicero -. Team Hl-Slngle — H. Ai's Mobil Bervlcenter - 1814 VFW Post 8902 18 19 161.8 American Legion . 20 American Terrazza Co. 17 22 Team Hl-Serles — H. " Olobe Petrqjeum 18 Connies Cleaners 16 SaSll 2Ixzo i 33 161.7Lawton Bros. Tavern _...19 A. Chameroy k Son IS 23 The Shore Firemen's league held its first meeting Shrewsbury Pharmacy 18 Highlands Recreation • :...14i,4 y DeNccl Perpetual Monument 19 P-M.Cleaners -.13 28 Maltstlc Amusements 12 rjutney Insurance Co. 12',j 2«>AndDouyg DeNuccJerolamol n 30 160.16 M. T .T. Mason 19 400 Series — Marie Ambrosia 512. KEAN&BCRG LADIES MtKTOATi 500 lerttt — Lillian Kuan 519; Ruth 200 club — OUIH 202, Knlttel 202, Don Wright 9 151 Casey's Real Estate 19 Tonl Gelso 490, Mary Rebscher 4S6. .NIGHT IEAOUI j of the new season Sunday, and accomplished quite Cooney 631; Barb Gray 808. r Sclortlr.o 215, UcOowan 213. Ralmon- Donald Long 31 1',: Jack's Inn ..._ 19 Mary Cliameroy 461, Glntiy Fazzone V bit One rule was reworded to clarify it and avoid fu 190 Club — Lillian Regan 165, IBS;do 203, Wllfong 232. 211. 225: Mfwfs Robert Minton 30 153.14 Mlddlctown Delicatessen _.1T 481. Keansburg National Bank —-20 RMS Cooney 181, 1S9; Barb Oray US, 206, HaydM 202, McConnell 223, Worth Harry Fnscolo .... .220 VT ...... 18 183 Club — Alice Figaro 199. Ramo- H. Waaserman ft Bon . ture misunderstandings. This is that a bowler mus pmma Menzzopane 180. 202, Bellavance 207. Lolhle 2.7, K"-**. Anthony Trezza 33 156.8 Abbott « Letter ..._j 16 Knott 1H, Gtnny Fazzone 191 Keyport Cleaners .... bender 209, Knott 203, Gray 201, Wald- Moe Morris 33 1RV30 Emmon's Market 13 Marie Ambrosia 190, Grace Turnock Bowne's Oil Burner LANES 810 ron 204, Flanlga- 246. Lewis Henqrcks 3 155. 189, Tonl Gelso 189. B & W Auto Body roll at least 50 per cent of the regularly scheduled 900 aeries — WUlong 6S8. Commodore Hentoo .. HOMES'S COMMVMTV J 4 M Hardwire .... Becker Realty -...28 Robert Gordon ... 30 153.18 ClltKill LEAGUE RED BANK RECREATION TUESDAY Keansburg Bowling games to be eligible for the high individual game and W P.I.I, School 27 HEB IBANK RK< REATlON Bob Wilson _ :....;( VJ3.8 N1GBT LEAGUE ' Gentile's Market - Sportsmen 27 WEDNE.SDAV NITE LEAUUIS Rudy Ferroglne ..J17 15.1.1 Shrewsbury Presbyterian .....25 L Mlddletown Pharmacy _. series awards. This holds for the league awards only. "nachers Scotch-Men . ?3> W L Robert VanBrunt 33 151.»TrintTrinity EpiscopaEpisco l ...24 Overhead Door Products Cp..,25 W. T. Grant-Mlddletown .-. - Tom'e «"ord Inc. __ 23 Beltone Hearing Aid 21 12 Frank Mazza -...17 150.11 StSt . JJampm s 22 221 Vincent's Beauly Salon ...... 23 16 200 Club — Dot Naclorlo 23L The trophies presented by the county association will kfegnolls Inn ..._»»»„——~...... 2& Red Bank Tire Co. . 20 13 Steve Luflsano ...24 Red Bank MelhoilHHt 2 21 Red Bank Register .22 • 17 Baronet Realty : 18 Marx Brothers .20 13 George Marx ...... 8 L. 8. Embury Methodist 19 Rogel'a Club Metra 20 19 KEVPORT BUSINESSMEN'S I.EAOJIB be presented to the man with the highest game or se Hilltop Cities Service IS Boyntoa ft Boynton, Inc. 20 13 Ernie Elgrim ... Raasas Brothers 20 1» Ukfclletown Genera! Tire IS Red Bank Presbyterian 2 .....19 22 PUza Lanes — .17 A-C Radio 4 TV 17 Howard Cuetls . _ 32 HS.1812 . Anthony ># Potter's Beauty Salon 17 Circle Chevrolet ries, regardless of how few games rolled. Under this BJ Man Agency 18 Joe Mancuso ... _.25 130.2 St. James 1 - .._ ...IB Volkland's Towing Service ...15 24 Zone Roofing .. ream #10 15 Oil Delivery Ino 14 25 Lalcertftw- Fivee _ 1« Wire-Data ...* 16 Ed Shea 3 128.1 Red Bank Methodist 1 ...18 11 Franakk ftft JJohn'o B rule, there will be a wider spreading of prizes at the Seldln's Jewelers 27 Congregation Beth Shalom ...18 600 Seri:Series: — Dominic AcAcerrr a 203, BucBk k SSmiths PorPott MonmouMonmoutn ririFirst AAidd . 13 173. 2TO-S55. Rarttan To#nihlp Pharmacy .. 7 Avg. Fair Haven Nativity ...J8 Keyport Cleaners .— . Xugene Vlereck 178.29 UNITED MONDAY NIGHT Reed BnBankk PresytePresbyteriar n 1 .....1....13 26 200 Club — Leo Zacek 222, Frank Ironsides Tavern -—HH end of the season. The banquets will be held the sec Hlfh leant, three a-amrj — Teacher 18(1 Club — Ann Burrows 1S8, Julia Plney 212, Robert Clambrone 204, Pres- Scotch-Men 2.781: High, team game — Sonny Acerra .... 176.14 A. If. It. C. 18(1 Clb A B 1S8 KaJile St McFarland _ Dominic Trlmboll 1T8.12 Saillcr 183, El Stewart 181. Ion Aleander 213, Mike Ferrlgno 202, Scott's Funeral Home _ ond and third weeks in May, 1963. T«acher> Scotch-Hen 1,028; High, three W L 500 Series — Ann Burrows 1S9, 158Ralp, h Raviele 207, Robert Korona 244, — F. PreiU 672; Hlfh, came — James Cleary 177.23 Houde Glass Company 24'^ 14!i 200 Club — Joe Montana 229. Armond Crupl _._ 177—821; Fran Nichols 173, 100, 169—Ale* P.o6el 201. Merreil 210. Charles Dlllone 231, O«n« We were saddened to learn of the passing of Ed itl !«!. Sunrise Dairy 24 15 502. High * Team Three Games — Over- Orover Bhnn Banfleld Movers _ .2V/j 15i,i. Stout 208, Walt Gamer 235, H. R»ed INDIVIDUAL,. AVERAOES - Butch Man head Door Products 2,878. 203. Carmln Cogliano 213, Tony Co|> Thompson, ST., who was one of the originators of the O Avi Rassas Pontlac . 23 16 ATMNTIO HIGHLANDS High Team Game — Overhead Door llano 211, Steve Slovenz 212. W. Osowaki — 5 186.! Bill Van Develde Grand Plaza Pizza - 21 BUSINESSMEN'S Products Corp. 995. Shore Firemen's league and its only treasurer until i P. Durkln ...39 179.18 Bob Cftddock „. Brooks Agency 20% W L High Series — Dominic Acerra 655. F. Presu ..3B 178,36 Alfred Cooney „. Top Hal Cleaners _2(> Ed's Auto 11 14 High Game — Dominic Acerra 779, Mammoth Cave, discovered few years ago when he was forced to decline the nomi Ben Costa _. Petraglla's Golf Sales 17tt Drook's Insurance .. 22 H hoa DeMalo . Bachstadl's Tavern 16 Crate's Beverage , .20 16 RED BANK RECRKATIOV near fowling Green, Ky., in 1799. nation due to failing health. He continued as treasurer Joe Coty ..._-. The Klrwan Co. ...16 23 Brlte's Cleaners _.18 IB THURSDAY THREE-MAN CLASSIC has over 150 miles rf passage- Ted Murphy . Comets my, 23'4 Julian's 17 emeritus, however, to continue his tenure in the league. Ted Wood -i 1W.25 Jack's Inn .1014 2814 SleeMed Hardware 16 20 Mon. County Natl. Bank 19W 7tt'ways. ' Ed Thompson was captain of the Ocean Grove Eagles team way back In 1023 and his team had 3. Sebwelciert -. 8. Hagen Weekly matches with the Behnar Hook and Lad- B, Bachmann , H.Clark ..... der team, the losers faying for the winners' sup- T.Tese _ .39 1J3.8 B.. Ward _ , 28 172.8 per. The following year a few other teams re- '. PIrozal 32 1710 R.Hoehn . S9 171.27 quested entrance on this get-together, and no one C. Short 3B 171,18 T. Brfndley .39 170.; T.CerhuIf .38 170.: involved realized that the Shore Firemen's League ~ Rossi 33 169 27 E. Janls 39 167.32 bad been born, or that it would grow close to 200 :. Townley , -3fl 167,23 B. Brennan . 27 167.20 teams. Those original matches were conducted on D. Hunt 12 167,5 P. Schoelekert the Old Colemen House lanes in Asbury Park. B. Reacorl Ed confined his bowling to this league and kept at it unto about five yean ago. After that, be was still active In the affairs of the league. The past two yean he was forced to remain pretty All much at home. Ed did put in 82 years of active _39 162.3: living and will be long remembered in Moamouth " 162.2: BRAND 2! 152.1, County bowling circles. M 162.1 1 D. H»h» 181.36 NEW- We have been notified of a Century Club award. a. Moench J7 161.33 V. Mitchell 38 161.2S This is the first to come to our attention. Dominic E. Lopez ...—. 3? 161.2 PERFECT B. Alexander 38 J60.21 "Sonny" Acerra came up with a 279 in the Red Bank B. Alllera M 160.lt R. Hohensee , 1< 160.0 QUALITY! J. CarnpaneJU 39 159.34 Recreation Tuesday Nite loop. Sonny piled up nine O. Madeira — 38 159.20 3, Beber ;H 159.13 straight strikes and then had the 10. pin laugh at him 3. Donohite ...-33 159.5 B. Dolson — 35 158.3 on that 10th ball. Sonny picked it up and added an- B. Fllterer 15 158.4 P, Hontaana _ < B8.« other strike. All this after a 203 and a 173, to add up3, Kuhl : -39 158.1 3. Dizewleckl 35 154.24 to a 655 night- This puts Sonny in the lead for the 0. BruneUe _ .25 151.16 D. Hicks 24 154.1: high three-game trophy — one pin better than Monte 1. Forie : 9 154.2 28 153.1: Geronl — and the high single game trophy. In addi- 8.' Kunze —.- 30 «Z«Z55 O. Tomltneoa 152.3 8. Bwlnarskl 152.0 tion, his average advanced to 182 and a three-way tie U. DcGennare -.24 151.22 O. Kreb« _J( 14915 for high average with Mike Ferrigno and Bob Korona. Z. PHIt . 12 149.9 P. Olovllla ,...28 H7.7 That Century Club award is given by the Ameri J3 145.27 D. O'Brien 39 145.1 can Bowling Congress to a bowler rolling a game tha 39 145. B 3. Zlno 143.35 is 100 or more pins above his current average. This L. Herman -3< HZ I V, Cerqua - 140.26 Is the first season the ABC is presenting this arm patch T. Cbevalter „„ -20 139.16 D. Jouanean _ -42 133.? and it behooves all secretaries to keep it &minds.Such R. SOiwetktn ' -XI 12J.1I . VaV n PW UtO a prize is a welcome addition at any tfeanqugk, We dare say there will not be too many won irrMonmouth HIDDLfiTOJV.Y "A" LEACL'i; Dell Air Builders ~:H% 14' County. UaUhew J. Gill, Resi Estate 23 I< Heinle's Meat Market 23 16 John Daniels liens'Shop 21 .18 ; That Tuesday Nite loop is having quite a bat- Pepsi CoU_ ,—^. 21 i» tle. Besides the three average leaders memibftfed Uarty's fateeran above, secretary Monte Geroni is only «n>«pfW in Bernard 'J Top rial Cleaners arrears, Ralph Raviele is another ptt «8acf and Harmony Woods lily Tulp Cups _ , Vince DePonti two. Five of the eight teams have 600 series - Wally smitn mm JII, *72: Too* FrandJconl 208, 255, roHed into the 2,700 class, headed by' Volkland's 300. 663: Dick Helnke 180. 258. 201 «39; Jim Halllgan 21t. 204. 218. 538 Towing Service, with 2,768. No team has reached Tony Coprtonl 161. 239, 199, 629; Joe Uenizopane Jr. 161, 200, 241. 622. tuac 6.7M5 the four-figure mark for a single game. Overhead 200 club—Bob Galloway 238. George Haydlclt 235, Mike Bucco 235, Rocky nil* 7.1W5 Nescl 226, R. Johnson 225, Lupe Ruf- Door Products coming the closest with 995. The rinl 225, Ed Thorn 221, Ed Zlto 219, Tom Vaughn 218. Jim Haitian 218, vm leading team Is this Overhead Door outfit, but they Bob Woods 218, John Isaksen 217, Joe haven't closed the door too tightly because Vin- Bubusln 219, Ray Breeder 219. cent's Beauty Salon is two steps away, and the AT. IIUJS. BAVSHOBE TAVERN BLACK TUBE TYPE • BLACK TUBELESS At. Hlds. Recreation BRAND NEW-PERFHJT QUALITY Red Bank Register team needs three more to catch W X Paul's Tavern 24 12 up. At Hlds. Rec. _ 23 13 too* • Marty's Swedish Hop 23 13 Herb's Place ; 21 15 Would you like a free trip to Mexico, with Oslp's Tavern . 20 OeeanvJetP Hotel mo/t 7.60-15 your wife? It is now possible, provided you knock Rumion Yacht Baaln -15 over enough pins. The New York Mirror Is col- Square Bar Conner's Hotel .... 13 GEM Plate. UQUori 15 laborating with Ballantine and AMF to present two Bachitadt'i „ I Read this Famous PEP BOYS 600 aerlej — Tom l»ah»en 213, 108, such free trips to the best bowler they can find. 253, 664; Bob Nelson 737, 187, 225, Atmo TIRE GUARANTEE! 649; Rap Plaieckl 179. 202. 239, 620; All that is required is for the bowler to roll three Jim McKay 172, 233, 202, 607. BIACK TUBE ••EVERY PEP BOYS TIRE HAS A WRITTEN 200 club — Ritchie Wahleni 235, Too open games in any establishment he or she Harchettl 226. Joe Marchettl 225, Frit- GUARANTEE AGAINST ALL ROAD HAZ- lie Gilbert 220, Jack Fljrnn 217, Ed ARDS IN PASSENGER CAR USEI Chooses, fill In the scores on a special entry blank Greeley 214, BUI Marks 213, Ed Glaa 213, Tim Whitman 212, Alcle Drlnkwa- mi mu ter 211, Don Worth 293. 210; Frankle Damage will either be repaired without charge, or replaced with adjustment you will find at that establishment, and mall it in. Pinto 209, Bill Zldzlunai 206. Buzz charge pro-rctsd monthly band on regular selling price. Becker 204, Hammle Anderson 204, Ed Simple? Sure. This is even easier. One man andBabr 203, Nooks Halllday 203. Stan Sft'ISSSi Urblne 202, Carl Schneder 201, Lou one woman will qualify each month from each estab •apa 201. GUARANTEE • FREE TIRE MOUNTING! lishment to represent it in the semi-finals. These semis . WHEEL PER WHEEL HOLMDEL MEN'S LEAGUE 6.00 will be held at the Gladiator Arena in Totowa. This Airport Plsza Lanes 7.10-15) 'BALANCING NO EXTRAS! WEIGHTS INCLUDED! 7.60-15 representation will be based on the most pins over av- :ayshore Hardware *3» DAYS al NOCHAJtOE Hazlet sweet Shop . . _ 1 erage rolled for these three games. This will last for A. llonlone flan. Serv. .. #NO MONEY DOWN or Keyport Wine ft Liquor 17 with TWO WAYS TO BUY ON CH0ITI •TAKE MONTHS TQ PAY on Ewlnglon Tile .... our EASY BUDGET FLANI three months, December, January and February. There Crate's Beverage Hilltop Cities Service •All prices pin hut and flu old lit. off your cor SfOAKDlKS' OF COWinoNI will be 60 men and 60 women in the finals, which will Irport Flax* rmstrong — be conducted at the National Sports, Travel and Vaca- Uonmouth Sign Co. _. __ 600 selres -- DaveWelse 259, REAR XK tion Show at the New York Coliseum Feb. 22-March 3. 74, 602. 200 club — Dave Weise 259, Ray MONEY These 120 keglers will roll along with the top pros in Sasso 206, Bill Johanson 210. Jerry SW BELTS DOWN .' Cook 210, John Cunningham 204, Ton SPEAKER KIT OUT low mitt Udes FREE INSTALLATIONI; WHEELS, the nation, 13 each day. There will then be a grand Retan 221, 203; Frank Duggan 200, wllh • Charles Worman 212. • APPROVED IWO WAITS . QUAUTY SPEAKtt FOR AIL CARS! fc Piod. 37-43OH I to BUY on finals competition where the nine daily winners (most • Hardened Floor i _., CMDITI . pins over average) will compete against each other for BOLT NAME SOCIETY I.F.AOCE :°WATD»SH SWIT Anchonl \ §•:• e 30 dayl crt< AMERICA NDIV1SION • Instant Release |x.:; NO CHARGE & W h .ML wire * '*5»L Bi'tkl.l! or the Mexico trip. You could be the winner. 3tar of the Sea 31 8 5"x7" • Tck.monlh: . Bt. Jerome X . . ^ .29 Black | K< fe pay en our '•:• This is the season of good cheer, of making peo- St. Rose 2 28 Blug §: Easy BUDOEI V Holy Spirit 4 20 Gra/ §•:•: PUNi •••:• ple happy, of thanking the Lord for our good health and SI. Rose of Lima I .26 «s4r EACH Grean St. DenU _-. .27 !i PxV Instollsd FREE! Maroon good fortune. What better way to be happy than sup- loly Spirit 2 —... 23 i H. James 1 _ —..—...... -.23 porting your favorite charity? There are many well Mj* Trlnlly I -.19 New Compact Sfze 9t. Catherine „ . 19 known ones and many who are not well known. All at. Anthony . : 19 BON-BON .* OUR P0UCY loly Spirit 3 18 TODDLER Holy Trlnlly 2 _.: _., .17 CHRISTMAS Home and Hobby p> CVARAHH6S are doing wonderful work, many times under difficult St. Rose 1 . _ '. - IT _ i> ptif.it gift for conditions. One'of these latter is the Bowler's Victory 600 §erie» — 3. Gauvreau 192, 225, your smallsit "cei SPRAY , LOW-LOW 13, 630; P. Bosco 210. 200. 213, 609; BIKE SAVINGS! HORSE i legion (BVL). This organization serves the hospital- . (Iraf'ey 191, 114, 213, 805. • Plaitle ctitttri »• PXtCiS! 200 Blub — 0, Aschettlno 221, A. Am- Buy how with won't mark' PAINT ized and blind veterans, and the fighting forces. The iroslno 220, R, Shalloo 215, A. Savage NO MONEY floorl Gives thtmoif 215, D. Boyle 212. L. PIOZJI 210, N. DOWNI • Greal Indoon \ britilant, ipoc- Msrsella 203, 8. DelVecchlo 205. M. or outdoQnt tattilar finith BVL sees to it that all manner of sports equipment, RaKerty 504, 2(11; 0. PcnU 203. E. Iger 202, R. Graney 201, J. Tatarlco NOW ONLY you'vo over sports periodicals and TV sets are made available to (•tnl Dries In those who have no means of buying these things for ' TougllT ju»f mlnuttil NATIONAL IHV1HIOX platllc bodyl 17 MW themselves. Not a VA hospital is ignored. I, Durolhia ...24 19 i 20" long and •xdlfng !. Mo' 1 _ 22 20 d«omtar « W. Front $t Now is the time of year that a donation, no It. Jerone 2 ^...,-^.21 toleril matter how small, Is most appreciated. The Bowl- II. Michael 2 - .._ ,20 n loly Spirit 1 . . ._ .18 24 Red Bank II. Michael 1 1 is 24 EPOXY MENDER ers Victory Legion creed Is, "For the good things of II. Jerome J „ .1714 24 V, life at hand for millions of us, thousands gave their Wount Carmel -,.17 25 O and BODY PUTTY p ttwe at Lima 2 _ _ 13 . 29 >Allb™ml».«ln fills.., •^mna— j Our debt to them is profound. The least they "IIS OIFT" this Chrlstmel or ruill ... And enloy Hi. BIO* Or*"' HARMONY rloWI.KHKITES ' OEST IAVINO5 6VM en might expect Is that all of us accomplish every- W r DELUXa BICYCUII UP WIcKey Mousfs 23 I little "r> thing within our means to restore them to normal lamonds -. 22 •NSTAUATION 1 inernldn a > 23 existences. Neither must we forget those now loves 18 18 Ijd 1 fighting for the same cause." Send your contribu- methysts 18 'saris 17 tion to, "Bowlers Victory Legion, 1420 New York lr»» . - «... ™17 uples 15 BIG, BIG SALE ENPS SATURDAY, DEC 15th '•n Strikes , .13 Ave.,N.W., Washington B.D.C." 1MU —— 13 TO* SALE POtlALE LOST AND FOUND AUTOS AND TRUCKS HELP FOSJALE BED BANK TtEGISTER II&.GIFT WSCOUNTS 26—Wednesday, Dec. 12. ]%2 — blue* OcmtAxt «.ri&*riJ, mtit (OltClW C/UUf _ RiHBWN CAJM Ickaty of Shrewsbury oo 6*.iurdfty We have them. We don't want Tnem. TOW'S FORD JN(£. SALESMAN veolnc- Call SH 7-25*2. , WE'RE PUkYLNO SANTA CLAUB WE PAY CASB FOR USSBD CAR* Good opportunity lot ufrcwivhrl« BUS Thanksgiving is over, but we will talk X)ST — Gray and whit* c*t, Vicinity 60 Main Bt U> 61S00 Matawan Interested t_n permanent Mies »reer| oWfi ANNOUNCEMENTS turkey. (150 yds. from Matawan RR Btatlonl with tW.000.000 lervice company of iCnollwood Drive, New Shrewsbury. He- I960 8IMCA two-door hardtop in. /•'.- '.. .*". " • ard. Call 747-23*6. lop praUgs. aellloW or mated ex- AND FOUND 1160 HILLMAN Husky wagon perience deiirtble. Excellent employes Of count you can't »p«nd $500, or 1968 RENAULT DAUPHINE lour-doo AUTO PARTS-REPAIRS benefiu, car eipeniei and nlary y\ut\ Rainbow" TV & Hardware Maurice Schwartz A Sons. 141 Wesl progreulve commjislon icale bated (wrou ACHM lot) Bn»m, iUd Bmk LOST — French poodle, black; female, ftrouc NOTICE Front St. Red Bank. SH 7-0787. appliance salei. Send complete relume $1,000 for furniture — name "Chert." Reward, call CORVETTE — 301 cu. In. short block. — Cfcalr, modern. 811 7-5339 POM'S BARBERSHOP — 358 Csrr 1961 AUSTIN — Model 850, two-dooi J£ pistons, 320 rods, balanced. Also Including salary requlrementl to sedan. Red. Original owner. 11,001 "A.D.". Boi Ml. Red Bant 125 •• tve., Keanaburf, bu been reopened iradraan, competition, headers, 264- But if you can afford $3 w«ekly — SB 1S05S AUTOS AND TRUCKS inder management of John DeGenlto. miles. Call 291-0653 after 5 p.m. 2528. 1958 VOLKSWAGEN SEDAN - Perfect 1639 FORD BODY NOTICE!!! You can afford FIELDS . . . OIKl/S BICICLB — B»uor, W r«t> condtlon, low mileage. $1050. Call SH S35. Call AUTOMOTIVE 7-4581 after 6 pro. 747-(33I town' ' Need four men to replace four that AUTOS AND TRUCKS 1962 VOLVO —~ 544-B18. perfect cond. have been promoted. Our men moke tion, fully equipped. Will consider ver: THREE ROOMS OF BOOBH PUBLIC JBDWBBB mraTJBlC— Authorized BOATS ft ACCESSORIES from *95 to |12S per week. No sales- with raoord Bltrer, two oaUlM ipetk- 1959 FORD QALAXIS clean 1661 or 1962 four-door In trade. men wanted. For interview call SH 1- Jr^j flV.' maaor. Cot |Kft_M!l .vallable after January 1. Beautiful Days EH 7-9060. Evenings SH 1-1531. 4326' between 11 e.m. — 1 p.m. or 3-8: " |S: CUWS JOSYPOBT AUCTION MARINE IHSUHANCI1 - Bee us-35 p.m. only. SERVICE AND PARTS jurf blue, excellent condition, Uke new. 1653 CHEVROLET — 1956 Plymouth. BRAND NEW FURNITURE -MH. ^ -- ^adio, beater, Fcrdomatic, whltewalts, Call years experience. Call today. KOL8TUN :ustom interior. $1350. Financing avail- 787-4019 WATBRBURY. Realtor-Insuror. 18 W. ANTIQUKB — Ctk« Itaii, (t.K;tai- FOR bi. LO 6-2261 utter 6 p.m. From St., Rod Bank. SH 7-5300. EXPERIENCED MAN NEEDED in our complete to the last detail I iron*; rockera. »3; ploture framea, ahut. 1953 PACKARD — Cheap, running con Insurance department. Call for appoint- t»r«. etc. UJ Itmln at. Port MonmouUi. I9fil CADILLAC — 60 Special Pteet- dltlon. Call after 5 p.m. 17' "61" tiROADWATER. 70 h.p. Mer- ment, WALKER & WALKER, SH 1-0214 >oDd. Black with matching black and 2911172 cury, electric, trallt-in lank, all canvas, rhlte Interior. Full power including air lights, fire extinguisher and extras. PR ACCOKDION - JSO bu«. vew'food PORTER FOR BAKERY — Apply Inj coMltlon. V ilM, *M»«»bl«. COT UUT Renault - Peugeot iondltlonlng. RUSSELL Oldsmobile-Cad- 1955 BUICK CONVERTIBLE-FulI pow. 4.2305. ' person before 12 noon. Paris Fat try lac Co. SH 1-O910, Ask for Mr. Wai er. $550. Can be seen at DAD Atla-rt'': $298 6. 291-322^ ^ ' Shop. 40 Broad fit., Red Bank. •rs. Station, Shrewsbury Ave., SH 1-9722, rifMtittur* Any. ooai you warn u. ffa lyn' Dank raleB rtQanclng a, Sayreville Motors 1&61 OLDSMOBILE — Super 88 con. 1954 COUNTRY SQUIRE — Station -angements completed ID one call a: EXPERIENCED SERVICE STATIONl • EIGHT-PIECE SECTIONAL OUTFIT WE REPAIR 'ertlble. Power steering anA brakes. ragon. Recent motor overhaul. Radio, any of our offices THJ£ MONMOU'i'l ATTENDANT — 8 to 10 p.m. week-dayi and al day Sundays. Apply Herble'i Aluminum lUrm window QLAU in- Sxcellent condition. KUDO. OS 1-0781 heater. $200. SH 1-2425. IOUNTV NATIONAL BANK BH I FOAM CONSTRUCTION Mm, slumutum nn&doir aoreeu. vc- Rt. 9, Sayreville .tter 6 p.m. 1000 ' City Service, 699 Ntwumr, Springs Rd., 1961 CHEVROLET - Impula Sport LinerofL n«tlaii blindi. Vut Mrvtct. Dellviry. 1958 COUNTRY SQUIRE STATION Coupe. Power-glide, steering a n ' 1D62 OWENS FLAGSHIP — 185 h.p.. • NINE-PIECE MODERN BEDROOM — THAT PROWNB aa Broxi w. »H i-woa Authorized Dealers for WAGON — Fully equipped. In out- brakes. V-8. CA 9-2402 after 5 p.m. 27', Uke new, fully equipped. Asking CLERK — High Bchpol graduate, per- »5,300. Call evenings, CA 2-3593. sonal loan experience desired. <3ood BOY'S — 36" English racer. Girl's u" standing condition. Power equipment, 1956 BUICK — As is. Riviera two-dob: YOU'LL BE PROUD OF! bicycle, tiny sled, queen Anne console new tires. Radio heater, back-up lights. coupe, radio, heater. Needs tranRmls ICE BOAT — Class "C", good Condi SHlorv. ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY, Snlny red. BI1 7-4062 after 3 p.m. 12 Broad Bt, Red Bank. SH 7-3494. cabinet, dresaer s,nd vanity. Pisiform Plymouth • Valiant slot] seals, battery and minor work, Hon. Call rocker, child's rodter, motor car sat. 1855 FORD WAGON — Country Squire, 1195. CO 4-6099. SH 1-5287 EXPERIENCED LUBRICATION MAN • FIVE-PIECE CHROME OR BRONZETONE DINETTE SH 7.2*88. • radio, heater, automatic. Good Condi- 1952 PLYMOUTH — Four door aeda — Steady all year work. Many benefit*. • Renault • Peugeot :lon. $365. SH 7-1479. In rood running condition. Three new Apply in person. Bee Dick Matthe' HEAVY TROLUNO ROD AND REEL tires. *85. Call 78J-1534. BUSINESS NOTICES Red Bank Auto Imports. —Small duck boat Eel near, clam 1962 PLYMOUTH — The Bo»B' wlfi AND PAY ONLY $3 WEEKLY rake. SHJKMSt/• used this car. It hns everything on II 1958 STUDEBAKER — Two door, on fou'd want your wife to have. Includ- TRENCH DIGOINQ - Laterals, .pipe ACCORDION and piano teacher, part- 1 owner, radio. h"ater, standard. Reason- time. Bob's Music Studio. WELSH - Folding itroller, Ilka new, ing the ease o/ power sleerlng am trenches, sprinkler systems. Hour or 142; Baby coico, good condition, $6. PA 1-0600 able. Call 787-Sm contract. CA 2-323fl, or CA 8-2004. 7S7-9S08 lUtomatlc transmission. It's sharp whlti 2S1-O515. , : - -. vith red Interior. A real buy. Stop In NASH CONVERTIBLE — 1B51. Qooi FIREPLACE BCREENE repaired and FIE1D FURNITURE :oday. Ml-urlce Schwartz & Sons, 141 running condition. Color tan, radio LIFE INSURANCE CAREER — With BLEACHED MAHOOANY - Bedroom made to order. Bright Acre. SH 7-5555 Equitable Life Assurance Society. Sal- West Front St., Red Bank. SH 7-0787. heater. Call evenings for appointment Bright Store, SH 7-2222. suite. Double bed, night Ublel, dresser, BH 1-1299. ary to $500 plus commission for two 7-11 E. Front St. CO 4-3020 Keyport, N. J. chest, spring, mattress, Oood condition. 1961 CADILLAC — Sedan deVllle. Blaci CHARLES HOVVER — Mason Con- years while training, for quaHled man :ih black and white Inlerlor. Full 1953 HUDSON HORNET — One owne tractor. No lob too smalt. &H .7-4479 or between age 30-45. Call 8H 7-464S for .>owcr. 16.000 miles. RUSSELL Olds- One driver. Good condition. Seen b] BH 1-0172. appointment. ^______Open Thursday and Friday evening.; other day. 'til 6 BICYCLE — Olrl's JO" Belgium with moblle-Caillllac Co. SH 1-OS10. Ask foi appointment. Call 747-9788. training wheels, like new $18 used Mr. Walters. GENERAL CLEANING—Cellars, yards ery little. BH 7-B99. 1939 CHEVROLET — Good condition, and attics. Also other cleaning done. HELP WANTED-Male - Female AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE - Uabll- good transportation, $7G. Call Reasonable. 787-1856. FREE STORAGE • FREE DELIVERY CHRISTMAS IPKCtALS— Motor bike. It7 and physical damage. 17-90 can be LO 6-3478 Lionel trains, seven cars, eompletr with DRAFTING UNLIMITED — 5Tou name switches; 2t" boy's Ingllsn bike, Ic- HOLIDAY Insured. ROLSTON WATERBURY, 1950 OLD8MOB1LE — Four-door Bedan. It, we'll draw It. Architectural, me- akales, porUble thonograpti, aHUW Realtor-Imuror, 16 W Front St.. Red radio, heater, automatic. SH 7-2552, Bank. 811 7-5300. chanical, electrical, geographical, clvl! A Civil Service MORTGAGES FOR SAXE after 5 787-4248. drafting. R. areenman, CO 4-3157. 1954 DODGE — Royal four-door, radio, PACKARD — 1956, two door hardtop, MERCHANIIISE WANTED leater, eight-cylinder, automatic trans, DOMENICO PRIMKRANO — Carpen- Examination ALTENBURG PIANO HOUSE power steering, brakes; clean, excel ter, contractor. All kinds of carpenter mission, 1200. 787-5814. lent tires. Must see and drive to ap MONEY PIANOS WANTEIJ-H1OHEJT PR1CB3 predate. Very reasonable. SH 1-0869. wurk, alterations. SH 1-9763. R«nr A Piano $12 per Month J957 MERCURY STATION WAGON — (or the position of ivNABE. UADUNHAMUN. (UUUUK PAID. CAUL & TENZER, M MAIN CHEER Commuter, radio, heater, automatl INTERIOR PAINTER -r Any type "In- Consolidate Debts BT., LAKEWUOU VO 3-21W. 1960 CORVAIR — Radio, heater, auto JABLB-NBUON. EVERSri' 8TBCK tranaraiBlon, good condition, very rea matlc, phone terior palntlngt by contract. Free es- Low Payments aonable, OS 1-3433. timates. Fred Wicks, 046-8551. Oosluiu Av«, * IUU B-. Attntnr n SH 7-4B18 Social Worker 11 CALL SH 1-4700 Opt* HallT UU » Bat UU »:» U»BU ORIENTAL ItUCM • From Cy Barron ; JB57 DODGE — V-8 Coronet four-dooi 1949 FORD PICK-UP TRUCK FREE ESTIMATES—Houses, addlttoM, PR sVMOl CHINESB IND PERfOAN Bedan, automatic, radio, heater, powei alterations, finished basements, mason (S4I00J First and Second MORTGAGES KRJEDMAN OAUCIUXS $50 work. J. F. Placentlno. SH 1-7597. iteerlnr,. One owner. SH 1-4365. SH 7-561 to homeowners who need monej RANQB, sr; $u. PR «143 Bvenlnge Ok t-ltlB J955 DEaoTO Fire Fllte, V-S. Auto- WASHERS, dryers, refrigerators re Call OLD house ahmlera, picture frames 1939 FORD STATION WAGON CA iM>U [Christmas Specials matic transmlsson, power steering and ' Call paired at reasonable rates, evenings, N£W JERSEY STATE BOARD • HOMB IMPROVEMENTS shaving mugs. Iron banks, etc. Write Drakes. Seat belt, radio, heater. Excel- SH 1-8B92 weekends. 747-9153. • DEBT CONSOLIDATION POOL TABLI — Regulation site with Wllkeni, 117 Main St. Port Monmonth. lent whttewalls (plus anojv tires). Hum- METAL WEATHERSTRIPPING OF CHILD WELFARE BARONET REALTY, CO 4>2Q1I equlpmant. plus Ping Pong Tsbla and ROTOTILLEB OR USED OBAVELY son. 842-3570. 1956 CHEVROLET NOMAD WAOON— M. H. BAKER accessories that attach to two! ufcle. Full power, air conditioned. Excellen' HOMEOWNERS NEED MONEY? tractor, oil afttr 6 P.m. '62 Valiant $2275; .951 HO.LMAN MINX — Oood condl- : BRldge 6-4713 Never used. Very reasonable:. CA 2- Pit tim condition. 787.5596. Will be held on Thursday, December Your credit li Kood. Tint and lecond 6378 aittr 6 p.nu 4-dr. sta, wagon, auto., .ton. 35 miles to the eallon. $160. Call AUTOMATIC DISHWASHER — For motgM BH M3M or VO 3-3601 CO 4-5646 alter 6 p.m. 1959 CHEVROLET — Impala. Full: 20, 1962 at 6:30 p.m. at the Red Bank OLD ELECTRIC TRAINS — Uoncl, rental. Interested call or stop In at High School, Harding Rd,. Bldg., Red ANIMATED BANTA CLAVB — Ltd Ires. American Tlrtr. m«lt> prlflr to PS, 7000 miles. : equipped. Call after 6 p.m. O-M Sales, 25 Monmoiith St., Red size. Njrlon beardi red velvet sulL 1982 CADILLAC — Sedan deVllle. Gol< SH 1-1576 Bank, New Jersey. 1M0. Phone BH 1-MW «inr 6. with matching Interior. Fully powe Bank. BH 7-2722. MERCHANDISE Stands •' bifb. Prevlouflr used In oar '61 Imperial $3595' jqulpped Including air conditioning. The examination Is open to anyone window. Carroll's. 28 Broad Bt, Bed OLD FURNITURB — Antlaues, china, Crown 4-dr. HT, full power, ! RUSSELL Oldamoblle-Cadillac Co. SH MOBILE HOMES who has e college degree and is an FOR SALE Bank. glassware, art oujecta and bric-a-brac. 1-0910. A«k tor Mr. Walters. EMPLOYMENT Immediate cash lor anythinf aim every- air conditioned. i American citizen. Application! will be FURNACE — Slightly used Series E thing. KuieU's, 25 fcaat'Tront St. filed at the time and place of ex- American Standard forced not sir horl- .960 FORD RANCH WAGON- 18,000 MOBILE HOMES HELP WANTED-FEMALE amination. SH 1-1683. miles, four-door, six-cylinder, radio, HERE WE GO AGAIN xontat gas fired furnace, 80,000 BTU "60 Valiant $I47& heater, automatic, new mow tires, Used • 10% down Save $20. Anodlzed combination all input, 68,000 BTU output. Original POOL TABLE - Oood condition, rea- New • 7-year financing For further details contact your nearest price 1235. Sacrtlce $125. Phone OS 1 sonsble. Can V-200 station wagon, 9-pass. : 11,250. 787-5740. New Jersey State Board of Child mlnum doors, the New Jeraey doo EXECUTIVE SECRETARY A £>&.» value, only Koo. li 2-2342 Auto., PS. ROBBINSVILLE Welfare District Office, 111 Bodman ; AUTOS AND TRUCKS TRAILER SALES, INC. PI., Red Bank, New Jersey. SOFA BED $20., nve-plece kitchen let Route 139 Robblnsvllle, N. 3. Interesting job with a future for ne $39.95 ea. $20. PSTS AND UVESTOCK Multiple Listing Service, Excellent SH 1-2M9 '60 Chrysler $1895; JU 7-1320 Alwayi striving to bring you belti working conditions, convenient location. vuluej. Saratoga 4-dr. sedan, auto., : 1959 ANDERSON — 10x45. one bed Top olflce flkills. Call 03 1-0600 for Long established Realtors need man LUCITE PAINT TWO FEMALE — % bound, dogs, WONDERFUL room, wall-to-wall carpeting. Wei Interview. or woman Interested In selling resi- ready by Chrlstmaa, phone aRsr B:30 PS, PB, air conditioned. '. Keansburg. 787-9251. dential Real Estate for our.new brand) PROWN'S The miracle of the ace., x^upoot reall: p.m. BH 7-1969. TWO EXPERIENCED WAITRESSES— office. Full time basis, experience p 32 Broad Bl. BH 1-7500 Red Banl has a wonderful article. Order somi. Night work Martini's Diner, Rt. 30 and ferred but not essential. We will help now. Sale price t«.7«, regular (7.41. REGISTERED MINIATURE POODLES '60 Rambler $1695 TRACTORS Euclid Ave., East Keanfiburg. secure your license II necessary. Must SOOO CHRISTMAS TREES fl BACH - Call reeson-ble. Excellent repuutloc* Cell 4-dr. Station Wagon : HOLIDAY be 21 or over, active Interested people Ctiarlle'fl Farm Market, corner Sum- after i p.m. CA 9-1720. WON SELLS ITSELF —Full or part only. mil Ave. and Rt 38^BeItord. ONE FORD TRACTOR AND SNOW time. 8everal territories open for PROWN'S STUD SERVICE - Proved double PLOW — One Farmall Cub and snow women interested In havmj a good ALL BEAUTY SERVICE 10 per cent 32 Broad St Red Bank BH 1-7SO0 ngiatered. Palomino ouartar bone stal- '60 Renault $ 695 plow, one Oliver model 65 and snow steady Income. Experience unneces- Dial 741-7200 lion. Call OS M215. oil at IRIS HAIRDRESSERS. W Mon- COLE1IAN OOUNTERJUDW |U wal Dauphine 4-dr., like new. plow, one Oliver model 55 and snow sary. 8H 1-4343 or write. Mrs. Marga PRIMP J. BOWERS * CO. moulh St., 8IJ 7-1S91. Late Friday. SPECIALS blower, one Good Roads 9' snow plow ret Oulotta, P. O, Box ISO, Red Bank. unit, 60,000 BTU, arllh altacnments. COLLIE PUPS •— AKC rejUlwed. will 7,000 miles. and electric pump. OS 1-0552. Reil Eatato Bines 1891 uuaKs - in up. nica |u up. cnsin. Globe hl-teat caah regtster. Oood con- be n weeks old Christmas Eve,^ Ptra- SALESGIRL — Sewing teacher, sales WALTER S. OVERTON adding macblaei, typewrltera manual dition. Call 7B7-62W. der bloodline, mble and white. (}O 4- NOW AT WArJTED-AUTOMOTIVE experience not necessary, nut must AfHlltta and e^ctrtc. offlca equipment etc TWO-PIECE living room set. ttw' o end 7053. '59 Imperial $1795 have a good knowledge of sewing, bargain prlcu. New or lued. AAC Deak 60 White St. Rta Bank Co. Rt 39. Oikhurat. KB t JW0. tables; five-piec- e kltcltlei n set. Very good BLACK MALE POODLE — Standard. anil' J]he to meet people. Five day condition, $100. Call between 5-7 p.m. One year old, excellent dlrposltkm, all 4-dr. Hardtop : CIRCLE CHEVROLET week and all company benefits. Sal- Opposite Municipal Parklnj Lot ary plus commission. Apply Singer SCRAPS SH 1-7758. shots, housebroken. Uake offer. 6T1.207O Sewing Center, 09 Broad fit,. Red Bank. Foam Rubber and Polytoam. fl.00 bag. McCARriiy Foamart. Hwy. 30. Eatontown. LI 2-04'" jUGNDttKlZlNO cqUlPUINT - Foi SIAMESE CAT — Vive months old, '58 Chevy $ 995 rent or aala: (rea delivery SouUi Jar female, $25. Call Brookwood station wagon. STOP • LOOK • BUY TELEPHONE SALES BA11& EMPLOYMENT AOKNCV f tiWKl'i'iiJHa. MJOkttu maca iev KIIKOICAL 8H 1-2<1«. 1(7-9153 iiualifled Personnel For Quality Ordva All makea new or used. Uuaranteed Automatic, PS. Part-time or full-time. Ambition and a TRADE ID your old mmnare wltn no A PET OR A PESTT Register now lor 210 Broad Long Branch CA l-Vtii Low ai (29. Berplco'a. ,W1 Uanmotiil down payment and get a new oarioi 'CHEVROLET, pleasant voice are our requirements. BI Next to tneater SH 7 0481 training classes starting January 9. AN Selling experience not necessary, we EDWARDS EMPLOYMENT AOENCT or dining room pel at sale prices Wll Call OI 9-794S or CA f 2*81. Ham LeO furniture Inc.. Bwy J3. =*57 Chevy $ 695 train you. For interview phone: Daye, £xecutive.Saiea-O[flce.Uon»«sUc . HOLIDAY PAINT-UP BASSET PUPS — AKC. eight weeks BH 1-0010. extension 31. Evenings OS 1- Btncerity and ability wltn nlKh ethic Ulddleuwn, SB H3U. open evsnlngr 2-dr. automatic till » p. JO..T^-T- old. Wormed and Inoculated. AakKg OK USED CAR! 1047. 90 Broa4 Bt BH 14S77 Rail Bank Big Paint Discounts $15. Csil U MOM. CLERK-TYPIST — Large electronic Over 1,500 color«. Oallon white, 12.M. WS BUJ AND-BELL anytnlnf and ACS EMPLOYMENT AQENCX everythlag. olve tne nlgneat prtcea. POODLES — BetuUful miniatures, AKC '57 Plym. $ 495 WILL PAY A firm, three halt days a. week. Resume Uvery urder ft applicant our specialty Lttez white (3.49. Wallpaper dlicounti. registered, four weeke old, win be to P.O. Box 051, Red Ran*. 8AH Stamp! too. Call William Left Purnlture. Inc. Hwy. 4-dr., excellent condition. FOLLOW YOUR 12 Broad 81. tied Bank 8H T-3494 3D, UUMIetown SB I4Z11 Open el»- ready for Christmas. LO &34T&. PART-TIME OIRLS, 18 years old or nlnga till 9 p-tn. Automatic ACTIVE REAL. ESTATE PERSON - "Rainbow" TV & Hardware BEAGLE PUPPIES - AKC best blood- over; for morning! and afternoons. Ap- lines, well marked. Inoculated, only BIGGER 'ply a rand Union, Co., Airport Ptezn, Offering you a 100,square mile multiple (acroea Acme lot) Broad. Bed Banl PIANOS - ftav* pu or more oft list fa. SH l-iasi. Haslet, N.J. REVERE - 8 M. M. Movie Camel prieeij amadUisjestioM oou oonaole pi* 1 anos. iJ-yeeri'ignaranteeiJ-yee . come se», PUPPIES — 1} each. Will hold your EXPERIENCED WOMAN NEEDED In. PAUL P. BOVA, INC. y. 33, Middle- •tnd equipment *"'comprite. E>xeellasl B U to buy, Tenier'i condition ' Beta 'offer.f Call B72-1834 be save. Book/, choice until Christmas. Call EH 1-S289 PRICE our Insurance department. Cal' for an- town. 03 1-2544. Mualc -Sore, h St.. Lakewood. CY BARRON polntment, WALKER A WALKER, 8H tween B and a p.m. (or more detail!. FOR YOUR 1-5214. EXPERIENCED sales person for re- EXECUTIVE AND SECRETARIAL 6ff CLOCKS FOR BALE CERMAN SHEPHERD PUP — Female. tail store. Excellent opportunity tor Give aOrandfalh.r's clock (or Christ AKC registered, black and tan, (our CIRCLE DENTAL ASSISTANT — Full or part- metal deik, (30 to WJ. Wooden d«ti maa, a gift that will last for many Chrysler-Plymouth ! time, no experience necessary. Must right person, full time position. Apply K to 115. SH 1-2314. months old, show possibility. HO 2- in person 137B Broad Bt., Red Bank. yeara In your home by Nanna. Call oT/S, except Saturday. CHEVROLET type. Transportation necessary. Write CLARINET ~- Never used. After evenings, CO J-7B33. 'A.P.." Box 511, Red Bank. STORE DETECTIVES - Male or fe- DACHSHUNDS of quality. Christmas p.m., 28 Cornwall fit. WILKEN8ON RAZOR BLADES sold 71 So. Broadway ' ANY YEAR WOMAN OR GIRL — Who would like male, 21-45. Mim have car, neat, per- Highland! puppies, sired by Hericher'a Champion CHEVROLET CO. Gonible.,{60 week start. Apply in per- through hardware atorei only. We havi "Raven." Stud aervics. ,SH 7-48S5 after ANY MODEL a nice home with small salary In ex- son 7 p.m. Capt. Zeller, 12 franklin 1860 ENCYCLOPEDIA AMERICANA— these much publicized long-lasting 9. weekdays. change for babysitting a few hours a 30 volume* with annual!, new cond blades 0 for 79c Limit three packages. Long Branch j 325 MAPLE AVJ?., RED BANK 158 1st Ave., All. Highlands day, five days a week. One child wel- Ave., Leonardo. AAA Security Investi- gation Bureau, Inc., Lake wood, tlon. 1180. 6(6-4271. SIEOFRIED HARDWARE CO., II' TWO SEALPOINT BtAMXSE Uuens. (Or... 1:1,,.I; ,\-|,ri|, ,)( in. ,«;, come. 291-0753. First Ave., Atlantic Highlands. Three months old, trained to -t*t box. HOLLY — Fre«h cut, cultivated. CA 2-1700 | SH 1-3130 291-1101 • Open -til 9 p.m. DENTAL ASSISTANT — Three <1aya. MAKE EXTRA MONEY - Selling Would make nice presents, vary good Christmas wreaths, blankets. Good op- Packed In polyethelene bags from ou with children. SH 1-3OD2. personable young lady, must type. In- 1.000 tree orchard. Alqo fresh evei BIG TV DISCOUNTS terviews Friday a.m. 33 Harding Rd. portunity tor students. Eongarzone Nur- lery. LI 2-0718. greenb In 2S 1b. bales. Wholeaalr. ri 19" portables from $149.». Console: GIRL OR WOMAN — To live In. Gen- tall. Bernadotn Farm, Tlnton Fallt from $lS9.So. Big trade In allowances. REAL ESTATE FOR RENT eral housework and child care, J4C No money do>vn. Par after Christmas. weekly. 812-3085. SITUATIONS WANTED, Female Reconditioned TV's from $49. APARTMENTS WANTED — Someone to make kltchei SALE "Rainbow" TV & Hardwar. curtains. Call after 6. EXPERIENCED WOMAN—Wants two Htat ioaiT Cellar combination wlndowa NEW 842-0464 days work o" ironing, Call after 6 (icreen and elan complete) 32xlC (across Acme lot> Broad, Red Bank p.m., LI 2-1862. QIRL — For counter and assembly H50: 32ilB. s£»; 32x22. (6.30. FULL LENGTH MINK COAT — Mod WESTWODD GARDENS work. Must be neat and dependable. WILL HELP WITH PARTIES. d.nnerV. em style. Will fit size 10-12. Moving to Apply In person only. Morey LaRue or other occasions Call PROWN'S Florida, reason for selling. Will sacrl- Batb & Westwood Aves. Cleaners, Hwy. 35, Eatontown. 3! Broad SL SH 1-7500 Red Bank flee. SH 7-088J. Long Branch NCR OPERATOR — TYPIST — Billing WOMAN — To care for children in TRAIN TABLE KIT GE REFRIOERATOR, RCA washer. ONE AND TWO BEDROOM DUPLEX procedures, accounts receivable. To $65 own home. 91 West Bergen Place, Red Sire 4'x8', (10.95. Bee It on dlspla; Frlgtdalre dryer; top condition. .$99 apartments, all utilities except elec- weekly. ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY Bank. (not juat a board but an entire table) each. 7' cabinet, complete with oar, tricity. $120. CA 2-2306. 12 Broid St., Red Bank. SH 7-3494. Order now SH 1.9500. Rud Bank Lum desk, bookcase and Hi-Fi, bargain at UNFURNISHED THREE ROOMS-Hill, btr, 5 Wall St., Red Bank. $150. TV, tape recorder, mower and side location In AUantlc Highlands. All SECRETARY — To train aB Interview- SITUATIONS WANTED. Male associated Items needs repairs, at ~~ er for personnel placement office. ACE utilities. $92., FURNISHED bachelor ENCYCLOPEDIA AMERICANA - Like to $15. Free delivery December 20, apartment 175. J91-U54. EMPLOYMENT AGENCY, 12 Broad HIOH SCHOOL BOY - Reliable, ex- new, price Includes bookcase and an. county. LI 2-3918. St., Red Bank. SH 7-3494. nnals, 1222. Call CO 4221)6 right away, TWO ROOMS - Second floor, tarnished perienced, desltea work after school BEDROOM SUITE-Ilahogsny, furnlshCL WOMAN — Reliable to help with and week-ends- Call •veningi 3H V EQUIPMENT — Saddles, blankets an.. or unfurnished. Bed-living room and two rooms, twin and double beda, Orna- kitchen. Business woman or couple. 'amily Christmas dinner. Call eflsentlsls for aaddle horses. Call aft menu. BH 1-8618 after 8 p.m. Gifts for the Family Gifts for the Home Holiday Tips SH 1-3232 er 4 p. in. SH 7-9581. SH 7-4053. HUDSON SEAL — Fur coat, designer HOUSEKEEPER — Live In, own rein. A FEW MAGNIFICENT PIECES ol TWO-ROOM lurnUaM spsrtraenl, all FINANCIAL < styled, size 10,a $100. Phone utlllllei. One child. Call 548-7134. New Bruns- Tiffany cut glass, suitable for Christ, LI 2-2081 SAVE YOUR ENERGY _90O FIAT — Fotir-door atatlon wagon. wick area. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES mas gifts. Antique bric-a-brac flgu EH MM* UNPAINTED FURNITURE White, radio, heater new tires. One rlnes. china. SH 1-0667. GENERAL ELECTRIC REFRIGBRA MATURE WOMAN — Or retired nurse THREE ROOM!! - Furnished, private You'll Need It awner, excellent condition, $695. Levl TOP. — Excellent condition, $45. Cal! entrance. Couple onlr »9& OFF IVebb Motor Corporation. U-2I0ZO. :o laugh, love, play with 36 month old SALS — December only. S10 off oi (32-1731. Toy and gift buying Is e&sy al :hlld. Light housekeeping. Five day A Proven Money Maker any Spencer outfit. SH 1-2509. Agenc: SH 1A PROWN'S. Carefully selected. tow !4 Hour service on Hallmark, Nor- week. Some evenlng3. Red Bank area. for Spencer, Bplrellu. Lnfaclle. Bai TWO MAHOOANY END TABLES — priced, lenalble merchandise, ear KLARIN'S rosa, Ruatcraft Christmas box cards Earn extra money in your spare time; LONG BRANCH — Furnished apart- MiiBt have recent references and trans- clcy, Charla, Smart Form. $9 each. One mahogany table, $7. Baby ments. Four roomi and bath. Heat to select. Just park In Boro Parking 26 Monmouth St. 8H 7-3838 R«l Bank vlth name Inprlnted. it you are accepted to operate a fran- Tender, $10. Kitchen utility cabinet. Bpice In back of store. Gifts, decora' [XKtatlon. Call Mrs. Shirley, PR 4- chise d Sano-Vend route, you will be and water supplied. CA 9-1651 1500, 11 a.m. . 2 p.m. SACRIFICE — 5 h.p. OS] motor, plane] 15. Child's tractor, $5, Simmons Inner (Jons, toys, liousewarp gifts at Jow SHELDON CARD SHOP provided with up to 500 vending ma- saw table, bandsaw and ahaper, S20C spring mattress and spring, double bed, EFFICIENCIES — Rooms, low weekly prices. If* easy to shop at TH E CORNER CUPBOA RI> AN-, chines and locations which you may TIQUEa, copper, brass and unusual 65 Broad 8|. SH 1-1282 .Red Banll Inspect 163 First Ave., Atlantic High- (25. 747.0533. winter rates. Riverside Mole}, Bridge service days or evenings; records of dB. Bov/tell. 291-2100. Ave., Rte. 35, Red Bank. SH 1-WS4. decorative Hems. 798 River Road, Fair HELP WANTED-MALE proven earnings available; If you 1962 SAW-SMITH WITH CABINET — PROWN'S Haven. 961 CHEVROLET — Corvalr Monza. Like new. Joiner, assorted blades and Two-itoor coupe, like new. Four-Bpeeri have a car, 10 to 20 hours spare S11OWCABES - 115. Bicycles, boy'i THREE ROOMII UNFURNISHED - '4 Open Every NlKht Until 9 REA.L ESTATE SALESMAN — Expert- time weekly, anj can make a deposit Bhd girl's. Temco gas heater, chain accessories. Seen by appointment Call mile north of Red Bank. Recently re. 82 8road_Sl. Red Hank SH 1-7500 transmission, ruillo and healer. Twin 747-9788. DISTINCTIVE Selection of AuthentlL Boro Rambler, Red Bank. SH 7-0040. ence not necessary. Apply In person. of 11,000 on a returnable basis, you black, TV tube tester. Acetylene torch, decorated. Call SH 1-8331, 5:30 - 9. Colonial Furniture. BUTTON A CO, GLAZEBROOK AGENCY, Avenue of can earn up to $19,000 annually; no gauges and hose, etc. 7874474. SAILFISH - SUNFISH Hwy 35, Mtddletown. OS 1-0515. Two Rivers, Ruimon. 842-17DO. investment lor equipment; no mini- HAMMOND i FIVE ROOMS — Heat and water sup- OPPORTUNITY SHOP mum inventory. BANO-VEND. SS4 FLUORESCENT SLIM LINE FIX plied, $115 a month. Call SH 7-4086 be- Ideal [or beginning sailors MEN with experience In construction SprlngNeld Ave., Irvington; phone col- TURES — With two S' light bulba, ORGAN STUDIO tween 8 and 0. BOAT SKI A SCOOTER CENTER ANTIQUES f Instruments and electro mechanical lect ES 3-3038 until 9 P.M. being used now. Best offer. CUFFT OIT ASBURI PARK. 73 Willie 8t. Red Bank SH 1-112' devices. Apply In person ELECTRO KEYPORT AUCTION. 787.0104. ATLANTIC HIOIILANDB-Unhinilshed, U.S. and foreign stamps, cut glass, MPULSE LAB, 208 River St., Red UBJBD ORGANS cozy three rooms, first floor, all utlll- vases, pine, cherry and mahogany fur- Bank. ESSO STATION for lease Route 38. ONE PAIR BOY'S HOCKEY IC JR-20 Tone Cabinet $125 lies. One or two person. $85. 2M.2925. RED BANK BOOK STORE niture refinlflheri or rough. Lots ol Hazlet, N.J. This high volume, hgh SKATES — Size 4, used three times, Hammond Extra-Voice organ 495. Gifts for Mom small Items for Christmas, dolls,, GAB STATION ATTENDANT — Full- profit, four bay station Is available, $1; one complete Cub Bcout outfit, size Wurlttzer Spinet Organ "" NAVESINK—Near Atlantlo Highlands, t Linden Place SH 7-10: jewelry, silver, copper and brass. THE1 .ime, apply in person at WALT'S SUN- penler is retiring. Investment required. II), J4: one 3Oi21" sink, (10. All In A Conn Spinet Organ _„.».__ three rooms unfurnished, heat refriger- Bonks ami Cants For All MATTHEWS, 115 Broadway, Key port, OCO. Hwy. 35 and Cooper Rd., Middle- Call Mr. McLaughlln, Hunter 8-7000, one shape. Call between S-6 p.m. 29T Brambach Orand Piano 295 ator, adults. «89. 291-2943. lown. 8-4:30 p.m. Wtssner Grand Piano 425. CIKCLE CHEVROLET CO. CO 1-1446. 1823. FURNISHED — Two and three-room Story ft Clark Piano w/organo BOO. apartments, all utilities. private 125 Maple Ave. lied Bank, N. J SINGER SEWIN& CENTER .960 TR-3 — Red, equipped. $1350 Ked SALES AND SERVICE SH l-ni3<) Open EvenlnRs Bank Aulo Imports, Red Bank. SH 1- bath. 18 MyrlH Ave. Long Branch. FOR HER PERFECT GIFT RBNTAL AND INSTRUCTION 58RG. Open Dally Till > - Saturday Till 5:30! NEW MODERN — Four.room apart- FAMILY ECONOMY CAR—1M3 UK- 69 Broad St., Ked Bank SH 7-3806 ment Call NAULT Dauphine. Kqulpppil, 45 M.P.fJ .902 COHVETTE — Uadio, heater, low COOKMAN AVE. AND MAIN BT. Delivered In Urd Hank for 5H95. Rei1 mileage. Seat bells, two-tops, Foui GIVE HER AN ELECTROLUX FOU PR 5-9300 Bank Auto Imports, Iterf Bank SH I CHRISTMAS — $5 month (Model R). speed box, limited slip differential, OCEAN OROVE — Near gate, fur- (886. Call SH 1-2070 tor full Informatlor fuel Injection. Continental Can, Inc. CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY CARPET — Used, green, good condl' nished or unfurnished, three rooms, without obligation. All repairs and Red Bank. SH 7-4500. tlon, wool and nylon, many sizes. Rea< bath. 137 Main Avt. PR 5.4780. Tiarta attended to promptly on youi A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR MANY NEEDSI sonable. Call alter I p.m. SH 71403. GIVE A TYPEWRITER Glectrolux »y the only outlet in Mon NEWLY DECORATED—!!4 room lur- For Christmaa. "Buy tlicm where the mouth or Ocean Courtlra. NUNZIES , STANLEY ROUTER — Model H-2M. nlshed apartment. Utilities Included. service them " BKHPICO'9. 101 Moi $50. %" Thor Portable Drill, $35. Roto Acroaa from Fort Monmouth Hospital mouili 81.. Red Bank, 811 7-O4B5. ELECTROLUX CORP. Vogue Beauty Salon tiller, $85. SH 7-28(8. 1M Main 81. Oceanport. Little Silver Shopping Center 'enon&tUed contour hair shaping. Adding Machines — Typewriters Cesspool Cleaning Painting and Decorating SPACE HEATERS — Industrial, ther LONO BRANCH - Modtrn threshed? YANKO'S 3 White St. BH 7-0G46 R«il flank mobloc. 550.000 BTU'j each, oil flrad. room apartment 1% baths, living loom. ADDING MACHINES — Typewriters Cost 12,100, sell tor $500 with stack and Bronil SI. Hcd Hank, N. J, BEPTIC TANKS, dry wells serviced. TOM SLATE - Painting and Decor- sold ronteil, remiirocl. flerplco'B 101 Leeching Held prided. Dackhoe work. ating. General Contracting, fully In* tubing in A-one condition. Also have Men's, viimpii'", cliildrcn'ji wear, Gifti in "Good Taste" Uonmoulh St.. Red Bank. BH 7.0185. 300.000 BTU's. CLIFF'S KEYPOKT Tlilns» r..r tlii- hornr. C. II. Wilson. SH 1-1840. surcd. Twenty yeara experience. Fret MIDDLKTOWN — Four rooms,. with A Jolly good wny to remember frlrndi estimates. BH l-0<91 after « p.m. AUCTION. 787-OlW. ami relatives thin Cliriatmns Is with Antiques Wanted two bedrooms, fieat, $90 monthly. Avail- THE PKItKECT CIIRIHTMAS OII'T a gift from our hirge selection of do- Fuel Oil - Heating PAINTING AND PAPER If ANCJ1NO.- HOLLY " Well-berried, freah cut. Lau- able January 1, Hall BH 7-3767. Holiday Food mentlc and Imported llquora, wlilalicya, Old Dolls. Kiinn, Jewelry, cut glnss, For a good clean Job, reasonable. rel. Bl»ch loga. Wreatha to order. Holly- .'OUR ROOHB-Dlnmc, larago. Route "vlnen, and cordials, Jiarton's Contlnen. furniture. Civil War books. Appraisals FUEL OIL 4 HEATINO-Cnll BH 1- Call Bll 7-3491, Ed Zinnr. brook Nursery, 48 New Monmoulh Hf 34, Ilolmdel, opposite Red Roof Tavern, A YEAR'S SUBSCRIPTION al Chocolatea help make the season marie. Oilman. HI1 7-1141. 0010. Oil Delivery, Inc., Bervloe . * MlddMown. OB 1-1857. 1100 ptr montli. 949-4183. to tlie irlghter too. Bales. 3 Herbert fit,, Ked Bank. Piano—Organ Tuning JHKBE SMALL OLD FASHIONED MALEIKA'8 PASTRY SHOP IUVIUQON'8 WINE & LIQUOR SHOP Appliance Repairs HOR8S DRAWN SLEDS. Call ATLANTIC HlallLANDS — *Vi room RED BANK REGISTER German Cakes and Pastrlei Broad 81. IUd Hank LO 0-1319 modern apartment, In fine lection. I Cakes For All Occasions APPLIANCE REPAIR nnd Installa- Home Improvements PIANOS—ORGANS Third Ave., 2H-S237. 22 Woninouth Pt, BH 7-5770 Red Bank Tuned — Repaired — Regulated tion, [tealdentlal nml rommprnlal wir- WOItKINO MAN'S contractor—Alter- llaymond Boaworth Bll 1-7M3 RADIATOR ENCLOSURES EFFICIENCY APARTMENT (1). Alio Local. National, International News ing. Allen uiectrlc, till 7.1X112. ations nddltions, painting, masonry, rooms with private tile sliowar. Weekly flportu, Comics, BymilcntcO Columnliiti ESSICAV SMOKED IfAMS — Fully and all tholo Itttt* fphs. Evenings LO Plumbing and Healing We make all slzei. Cover the ugly winter rates. LEONARDO MOTEL Hwy and Special Features. cuokhd, heat; serve. Turkeys, nutter Auctioneer 0-1714 radiators. Free eatlmatea. Our fine of 36. Leonardo. 2yl-3l30. hntl or frenli klllnd on order. Cnpons. "tlrsoh la complete, Folka come from II. O. COATH - An essential Auctln'i KKKQAN'S MAIL BUllSatllTION l'hfJipinnt». Lane's Mnrkcl. S1I 1-0475. Religions Gifts ill over the county to get "what they KCANfiBuno, ^rTliree'room arsrtnWnt \ppralsnl Service "anywhere." 288 .nsurance 2( Hour Service. All heating units iced," a complete line. furnished or unfurnished, newly tleco* Norwood AVf\, Heal. Ptiono KEIlogg «oi viced. BH 7-1027, BH 1.7879. One Year JI», Nlnf Moulin *11M) ralsd, all utilities supplied, Hall block WILSON'S HONEY 1-3461. AHIUTY • BEKVicB - Dependability I "cm Ni-w York but. 787 Kfflf. BIX Months III, Three Months II!) when you insure your HOM£J. AU'l'O, Roofing, Siding and Insulation PROWN'S 100% pure, locil. Free delivery within CROWN GIFTS Auto Body Repair other Hues of Insurance through 12 Broad St Red Bank SH 1-7900 SPACIOUS FIVE" EOOH8 — Unfur. HOME DBLIVEltY )0c PEIt WEEK 'Ive mile radius Red Bank 2 ltai. (1 HellBloua goods. All occasions cards EXPERT I'AINTINQ nnd l>oily re- ARMSTRONG AQENCY. Bll 1-450J, Insulation A Siding Corp. Certified WOOD STORM WINDOWS - 31"-3J" nlshcil Iniincd!"!)* n ciDtncy. Pleass 3 lbs. |1.40. BH 7-0717. » llrond El. BH 7-32114 It'll llan! pnlr. Moderate prices. Cltiarantcml. Johnf-~Manvllle contractor. PR B-B4O7 :47" $1 each; two atorm doora 3!" call LI 2-3081 alter 5 p.m. CALL SH I -0010 OIVE TIIK O1FT THAT MBTB UcCarlli/ Chevrolet. Atlantic High- Painting or Adam Llnzmayer 2D1.K102. ind M',4", 14 each; 100 plscea Red- FIlltNIHHEI) APARTMENT - Living 'for (lie true spirit of Chrlatmss. lands. 21)1-0305. wood tongue and groove panels 3' x 5," room, bedroom, kitchen, bath, Al) utlli* and «ili for OLSON CO. INC.—Roofing. Biding * Make offer, SH I-7D39. [.arfe selectlun of Itosarlps, Mlsials. PAINTING at Ita finest Interior anil Inaulntlon. Installed and guaranteed tin. $P0 monthly. Adultl. SH M4O4. CIRCULATION !lll)!es. Medals. Blatues. A Price I flitorltir. ltuHldnritlftl and commercial. Auto and Truck Rental Lowest rnton. W. Evans. Bll 1-8311 for 10 years. PR 0-0701)^201.0040. LADY'S — White figure Ice akalea, .'UrtNlBilico ~. Two roomi with prl* ulljly all. tins 3 and S; also 20' Ice skating /ata bath, nawly dscorsied, clean, rent TUB fllir.INK AVKV—Rent a npw enr or truck. Low Tel. Answering Service Ink, nsver used. SH 1-1 Mil Kt per week. Incliifies all utlllilta, In- Holiday Dining m White HI. ltd Dank Kites. Maple Ave., Itert Bank. 811 7- 'Painting and Decorating quire 224 Shrewsbury Ave, or pnona 0S(W PR 4-B214. Dally 7 n.in.—lo p.m. BEDROOM SET — Five plecea, deik l.KT VB UD your seoretary. No need Ell 7 3IBI _^ LOUIB CA88AN - I'alntot. decorator, lo mati-D, one year old, $80. Itefrlgsra- tt> miss calls. 24 hour answering or, 13', seven yean old, $5(1. Webcor Building Contractor impni'haiiKi'r, 25 ynuia tixlierleiin* iA service. Ml 1-4700. KOUH UOOMlt" • niiiivtnlenlly located. Gifts for Dad I'KTEIVfl IMPINCI HOCK Chapln Ave. fili t-1708 alter fl p.m. record changer, like new, $lfl. Con- 12 Lincoln Couit, K'snaliorf, CHI 7»7- 1m iicoplc with illitlncllve laalri In ItUII.DKIt - Now homes, room :u\ sole Phllco radio. $10. BH 11861. 35M, _ _ , ______'1 nnd HBSBER - Wllli Tf'«K«-iibo« iurnisirsil"«parlment, nil Gifts for Hoys & Girls allons. flerl^rt ElBl'nrnlirll, BH l-SMIl, 117-IKlm. BLBCTROLUX mirror, mahogany full else bed wflli utilities, prl'i'i enlMncs. Near bus. ««P TO R1I0HK HM)]OH — ChrUt Balea c Suppliess print and piaftwie. After 7130, IH2HM Call after 4, U( M1U, MA* tpecfttlii, tifw •ml u*f(J. 30 In G3 A. J. I'lCONE - CerunTlo llle coTT 0 HI, 11. JONES - Painting and dec BOS PProspecr t Ave., Little Hllverl . FoFrr watt modeli THE RUMSON HOTEL lACltlFlCH—Lady's engagement ring, .1TILK ail.VKR MIKE'S - Oppollld Irartor fnr quality, price, nnd prompt orating. Oenersl ' contreolm|. Fully prompt home service or tree checkup U caret, platinum and hand made SAM MA JUNO, Marine ILadln >fe)jtlons, {llnncrs, parties, caterlni tallroad Blatlon, Ullle Bllvsr, Toys service. Fret (atlmate. Call 2912120 Inaureil. Free HfltlmatftR. 43 Monro* on your EUctrolui. gall PR S-0M1 or AtlRfitlR Ulflilaiiils Tin 021 h Tiffany mounting with two Upend dia- • II John Wilson, ownar 812-2000. laby Furniture. BU 1.2426. or 201.2677. Av... Bhroivabury, N. I. 7(75041. Bll 13070. mond baguettea on aide, $570. Appraisal -emitted. 7174071. AFASIMBftS HOUSES RED BAJftf STEVE ROPER , DW. 12,1962-27 FOUR JSEDR0QM4WMES f mma> ut «£ Other Municipap l Lfaoe lo tile 78 Drivers tttl 741.7200 of Rumeon, N. J PDBUC NOTICE la hereby atran raur J- MitoM * co. thatt I, MarM y M. O-RourkeO-Rk, collectolt r o!o! thh a taxini g dlatrlct o( the Borough of Real CataUKac* UM Rtuuon, County of Mwmoutn, New Pay Fines In WALTOR (. OVSKTDH 'vwy, punniol to the authority of - ..Affiliate) RWch lie Btatutei |a euch cue made and P4.S0I provided, will tell at ft public, auction Whlta fx *e« Bank «7, Oppealt* llualclpaj rarktng Lot SHRJCWSBL'Rr Colomal New 138,000 at the Borough Council Chamber*, Me- EATONTOWN - A total of 78 Cape (JM 10 years rial Borough Hell, Rumaon, N at 11 AM., tiie lands nisi eita'te fines for speeding and other trai- COMMERCIAL RENTALS KUtUOH olfenses were imposed, by Ranch (MM y Colonial taunt ROOM tax nil. Cemer .. Nnm «O,0C Magistrate Peter J. Edwardsen lor office Tbe iktd lutdi uid real ertate wfU torn. CoulAwmteuMr>.iOd O nTn. Writ, b» gold to make th« amount of tb* sf Boi git K«d Baofc Spill Level UUt municipal Hens chargeable against tba tame on the lint dayy of July, IMS, a*straight week of giant weeMy TWO-BOOM OFPICB - nrst floor. d fi lit h Dial. 741 .7200 ecomputer with dinteres in tht eo foregoinn aald gamoun list, ttogeth from- court dockets here. the tint day of July to the daU PH1U? ». BOWtM. * Co. l y f y Real ClUtU HnM UM aile, and costs ofil lnic bhe soltaled . In fee to Atlantic' Highlandsg , WALTER B. OVBRTON auch perion aj will purchase tot *ame, By WALT DISNEY MB 141M Lawrence B. White, Jr., 72 Pear MICKEY MOUSE Affiliate / subject to redemption it th« lowest omCV FOB HXirr - earner i New Shrewsbury, each had UOOKl ) torn, mm (unMud. CWI M Woita It. Had But •H 1-1100 Opposite Municipal Parking Lot driver's license revoked for YOU'VE * 30 days for speeding, in addition ACCIPENTAU.Y «,<*» iq. «: JACTOST «p±ca fore the conclusion of the sale, or the VOUWANTTHB to paying fines of $23 and $20, WALL FWNTEP CKEATECA rent, Bad Bank, cm _ MINNIE 7 NICE PESISN! SB T-lUK) MSON WATERTOONt' — Moder Chatter 5 of Till a M of the Kevlsed ranch with Urn screened lurch over Statutef. HOUSES FOR RENT looking water. Three bedrooms, beamed ^ any tlm .,„. eale, toe William Nelligan, Jr.) 169 Mor- eeWngi thjoujliout. Private dock, r underilgned receive payment of dnced to 1221600. StOUnoH WATBR Hit amount due on any property with ris Ave., Long Branch, lost RANCH BOMB — Oood uelfhborhood, 3URY, Realtor. U W. Front It. Red Interaat and coata Incurred up to living room, meplice, dinfor room, Bank. EH 7-3SC0. the time otl payment license for 60 days and paid a two bedrooms and den or Uilrt bed- Dated: November 21. 1M2. IIS fine tor careless driving. room. 1185. BCHANCK AGENCY, Real- RID BANANKK -l EighEght rooraj, oioill hi VARY M. O'ROURKK tor, B Unden Pi. SH nan. watar beabeatt . All ImprovementImprovementss. Applr Collector of Taxes, George H. ^Cooper of Ocean- HIOBIANDS-Bll rooms, unlurnlahed. 128 Shrewsbury Ayanue, Nov. 21. 2S, Dec. S. 12 port was fined (25 for having no •as mat. no utilities, m a month. BTKPLADDBR UAWDtNANCE driver's license. Call STM911. Uncntt. This ciutun-bullt, compsc 11IH RU1M0N - Unlurnlstud bungilo* with ranch olfere two or three bedroomi, SHEBIFFH SALE Careless driving fines of $15 living loom, kltchtnt bedroom and bath, dining area, large Mti&en, encloied SUFEE1OR COUBT OF HEW JERSEY hot mlar oU heat,. |7».mMtbl». Adujt breezeway, attached garafA walking CHANCEKV DIVISION were paid by Elaine M. Conger, , Baal. dlitancc to acboola, aboppog, cburchu. MONMOIITU COUNTY Kuy flnaeicitiK -axmngeiL Aektng Wr Uockrl No, r 3M4-«1 Port Monmouth; John J. Penze too. "a. R. sitTDSR * CO., Realtorf, ARROW SAVINOS AMD LOAN AS- nlk, 3d, Neptune, and William lUajxmaK or uurrAL* - Five Comert, Klddletown. OB 1-2590. , y ud and nnturolahel. immM. E. Large,. West Orange. FAIR HAVBN — River Oalu, three TON SHORTPlaintiff, evat at: ROBER, DefcndantT THORi N By LEE FALK bedroom ranch, gcraenei! porcta, many , Thomas Morrison, Jr., Fair THE PHANTOM treee. L«rge family room, den, of of- By virtue of a writ of execution In the above etated-.action to me direct- Haven, and William S. Rice, MANX FURNISHED and unlarolanei llicee with avparatavparat* entrance. Many «x. ihall cxpoie for aale WE CANT DO THAT. traitrai . iitr aaaaeue m 4% cent mry t Fort Monmouth, each paid $15 rentals In all sliel and price* xiu per cent .mort- DR.IUAGA WAS V' GENERAL Wiltshire Agency iUaltora, 14W Ocean ga«e. CallSH " Borough of Freehold, County of Uon- ines for operating unregistered jeNERAL BABABU'S PEACE1HWS Ave,, gea Bright, M. 1. I42-O0M. open moutn. New Jerieyy, on Monday the W\fcV\BU IS eaten oaje. RJOHT OFT TUB GRIDDLE _ Oak- Db WE THESE. ELECT HIM PREMIER NOW THE hunt. Large living room, dining area, day ot December, 1962, al SAFE PLACE IN THE clock. P. M. Prevalllni Time. IN PtACe OF IUAGA- IAW' JUNOEFORYOU g» u S12S Par Monm three), bedrooraa, Vh baiiis. Lendaeapet All the following tract or parcel ol $15 fine for passing in a BIRO ACMCNCI lot UQxioo. Kitchen gaa ranfe. Brand land and the premJies hereinafter par- tu >» Md new, waiting for you lo move tn before p zone was paid by Mel- Ot I-10M tilcularll y dibdescribedd , iltuatedlttd , lilying and Cbrtatmae. 118,200. CHAFF1N AOCNCT, py vin MacKeever, Neptune. KATOKTOWN — Tires-bedroom ranch, Realtcn, Am, M, Eatontom. U 1- lows In tbe County of ilon- lull baMmect,-braeuway, attached ge,- 11»1 Shore Ilultlple Lilting Service. oulh and-Btate of New Jersey: Ham H. Dillow ot* Atlantic Highg ' ra(i. la aunt, raaldentlal area. T*if!« KNOWN and deilgnaleg d aa Lot No. l lease _*I» a month. BWEBMEi i>BAI< — Euy llfo for btuy wife. Cheer- u sbown on a raap off propertty be- lands and Walter R. Wesley of A0ENC7, P.O. Bide, Sea Bright. M2 ful, convenient, compact five-bedroom Wrlghtsvi|le, Ga., each paid $10 borne. Excellent condition. Aiklng til,. g p W MR. dletown. New Jersey made by Her-Ones for failing to stop for HO. Call for appoHtUnent. ert O. Todd, C . E., September 2323, FOUR BXDROO1U, two bathi, garan, ENNIS-Vooil. REALTORS . stop light. Reginald Schurry bailment, excellent residential im- JOT Norwood An. Deal KB I-I2U 8 d mediate occupanc/. SH 14U1. f Monmouth Countyy, New Jeney. Kvinlngt-Webb sturekea PR MOM. BE01NMNBM O at the southeash t corner Long Branch was fined $15 for TBRBE-BEDROOIa — Brick watertnst of Lot No. 3,, 2O5.« feet from the south, making an improper turn. hotue, Oceaipott. JUS a montn. BH 1 CHRISTMAS RANCH rly aide ol Kings Highwah y aa showh n 1221 n aald map: tbence (1) north 78* Reasonable monthly south «• «r east UT feet B . MacCioudMCid ,Sh Shrewsburyb , was Location In Little Silver. westerly ilde ot the Uncroft Road as TD UKETO GO UP H 07 DUPLEX HOUSE — Six roomi Almost a tlrt. Price! at »1«,BOO sshowh n on said map: thence (4) north fined $15 for driving with an ex and batb In Red Bank. fllO. Call BH T- OnoWTCU, AGENCY. Realtors mice emu. AND THE CAUS!WOOOa_TMEy 41 E. Front St. Red Bank BH MOM 2 49' east along thh e westerltl y sidide ol pired registration. ^SUPPOSE jilt « to » y.ro. ... • ' Llacroft RRoa d 35^ee35^ t to polsltt or placel TAKE A LOOK, UTTIX BTI.VBR — Dnnindalwd aatea. FAIR HAVEN — Three-bedroom Colo- of BEOINNZNO. The other 5J people who ap- WAITED/ WE GO IN room Colonial. Tnre* bedroomi, Iwo nial, living room with fireplace, dlnlni Premises commonly ^ known aa 7 p THE tiled beau, ba»er»«tit, tear porch, av room, heated porch, corner lot Con- a/k/a peared in court were all fined MORNINSf vtnJenl lo school and abopping. Ask- Mlddletown, New Jersey. tacned garao- Immediate owupancy. ing 118.S0O. Can onn. -"--*- dd, N y for speeding, in amounts vary- KLWOOD A. tsatgniova AOCNOY. BeinRoberg tht eThornto same npremise Shorts conveyed ing, from $11 to $20. Among those Bealur, S6S Proapect Are., UtUe Sil- FAIR HAVEN — ns Hinge Rd. Four- by deed of Jobn V. ver. SH 1-iSOO. bedroom Colonial, two batha, terrace, Pohl and wife dated Nov. 122 , IWWO anddwho paid these fines were: IlUIEDUni OCCUPANCY — Three fireplace, large lot beautifully land- acaped. Call owner. M2-I001. ecorded In Book 3038 of DeedDd s fof r bedroom ipllt level In Dice neighbor' Uonmoutn h Countyoy , pagpge Ml. bood. 1H baUia, tw per month. Ceil WHY FAY RENT? Let your tenants Including thh e followinflli g ffixturei * which Park; Merle A. Hooton, Ocean- THOMPSON * BARTfLL, «B 7-StOO. off the mortgage: Attractive two re deemed part ot Ute realtl y and a port; Lois Freeman, Eatontown; FREEHOLD BOROUOH — Six rooma. tly home In Red Bank, Vary » portion of the aecurlty: "General garage, hot air beat, newly decorated. lently located. Five-room apartmen Wjlliaj m Marino, Long Branch; I HAD A GREAT TRIP.. SMldantlal area. W0 monthly, go 3-ltfl . i llrat noor. Four-room apartment on Elec.0 stor" mwal sashl ove, nan ~ d$200.00 1 Venetia. ISn ecreens blinds,. GOT A COUPlfi OFTURKEm aecond floor. Fire garage* on property. ThT e approximatpp e amount ot Ihe Judg SusaS n C. Blngerl , Belmar; Ken- BlllBlh f^lMllBa JLt, A^^^iAriilLa m\m mmmlm^tmm\ * ^F COUNTRY COTTAO* — Four roome, Aiklng (22.000. REDDEN AGENCY, ment to be satisfied by aalld sale on (arm near Itlddltuwn Vlllaie, iult- Reallorl, 301 Maple Ave., comer Ber- the sum of $13,300.00 together with tbe able for couple or Jingle peraon. ITS. gen PI., Red Bank. 741-M00. costs of tula aale. ' • George Frisden, 'Long Branch, May be Been by appointment. OS 1-0181. COUNTRY ATMOSPHERE Dated November 1. 1W2 and Gerard Roussell, Wana- UroruRMISBKD — Hum room home. IK etory, fhre-room home, fireplace In JOSEPH A. EHACTO, Bh«rl(f. Two batht, saraga. H2S per month. living room, ecreened-ln porch, located Jack V. Bctaoll, Atty. massa. By JIM BURNETT ami GEORGE CREISSHAW BH 1-jm • on ipacloui % acre completely land- Also, Helen Surgent. Freehold; RANCH — Ton* badrooma, 1H batha. acaped ground! with tall ahade treee. BcrVcttad porca, dlabwWber. '-^~ Hone aloe driveway to two-car ga- NOTICE Dorothy M. Ainslie, Keamrbnrg; gua. U »t Wear Fort. rage. Vacant - rnye key. • will show. MONMOUm COIWIY COBBT PlttadtflMOO. WAJifa;••* WALgBR tAW niVIMON James A.. Doyle, Shrewsbury; AU-NOUSCHTAHANB NOT JjAWOjj^- six Moms Reattore, 1000 feeOtath ft tflr-rtOI /CAN' so/wn~K^ T V Co., Mlddletown. Phone e?tl-SJll. Mul- oerar HO. asn George W. Mayorca, Shrews- -TD flS AIV SBT IS.SQMB tiple Uatlnga and -Traae-tta, Bend Cor Civil Action bury; ' Gertrude > McRae, Nep- SPAKB Pi •t. Red Barm. «H catalog. Open 7'tin.','. ORDWtTP taOW CAUSE Barbara A. Carroll, New REPAIR BBDROOM HOMB with atudy. FAIR HAVEN — CAPS COD. Uvel living room with fireplace, four bed- FOR. THE OANOOLATION OF Robert B. Wacker, SERVICE rooms, two down, two up. Kltcnen haa and Russell C. nice eating area. Lot In good location RID BANK '— ax name, Uuea bad and- nio»- ahrobr and tree*. Large rB Wrorementai.oa t»at..For aercened porrt • "nwrtjeatinley prWcr- Tn t Full-baaemenL oamemaajt^* admou, - Fooi-bodroom, ehuMhe». ihopplafJUo AaUrK »".«»• f- Paul M: Hughes, Little mjasELL M aoRVB neafton. £00 Court by HT*aUttfitotitti^«.1 < River Rd.. Falrj-HiVSn^BTT 74531 dale m tut attai^i Bofcertt, * Edward C Converv Member Multiple • plating Service. ury * Cartonn. Attoraerrs for the Puin- WTAWAWB MBpcriffliai; and itt *ppefcrtn* « frof m thh e ddully Btra Dr, Orrea-bedroom raneb. full UBAVWO STATE — Muat aell proper p b H b cellar, leaaa for an moon* at luW.ptr tr conalatlng ot alx-room houee, three led with the Court, that then month. Call U> ««?»• room apartment' and three atorles. open of record in thh« Office River Rd.. Fair Haven. Very-reiaon- C able. SH 1-9062- which mayy be found la Book 298 ol WANTED TO RENT Mortgagegg * at ppage 4584c584 , whichihh MortMt- «ax» DOWN, *12< *nonlh IncltulM iaiea gagge xr&M dated Octobeb r 3,OOi lOOi dand and Inanrance for this four-bedroom b 94 d b MOiniOUTH -FAIR VIEW - two-bath, tidy Cape Cod. with fire- ecorded on October 10. 1904 made by Also, Earl McGregor, Rumson; OMTOWK araa Retired couple place. Quiet atreet tor children. Only miam H. Powd and Catherine M. SmnuTaaill baoM unfumlabtd. fair IllJOO. Muat bo lean today! ROL8TON 3owd, his wtle. to Theodore Burdge; By WALT KELLY iSaoilot. Can OS HOB. AND IT APPSARXNO that the names WATKRBURTi Realtor. -U W. Front p OBTTINO 14ORB AND MORE PROS- *•• Red Bank. »H T-3MKI Possible interest in said Mortgage or Sidney Lichter, Oakhurst; Louis VECTS — for three-bedroom rental tame? Ust any rental for fast action. J. Scaduto, Red Bank; William A When it's Christmas aUTTHIW J OKI. AOENCY. 714 RL REAL ESTATE WANTED debt iccured thereby are ai a* lUcMletown. OB 1-3M0. C. Petruzel, Brielle; WANTED — Older home In Red Bank. and p«rBonal representatives and MacDonald. Wanamassa. At l.ajt three bednonuC Write "A.M..' er, their or any ol their aucceswra FURNISHED ROOMS Box BU. Red Bank. rightg, , title and Interest; John N Also, Michael Florida, Ring Puce stamps/ Face LIST TOUR HOMB with a member ohnson, Jr., hla heirs, devisees and .ISffN TO TH61810 srampof Puce stamps/ FURNISHED ROOM — Private home, the fU4 Bank Area Multiple Luang ersona] representative! and hlfl. their convenient location *i bua line. Plaaa- Service. He win circulate * photograph any of their euccewor* In ri Branch; Marie M. Crosby, Long On them everlovirt bells 1 ant aunoundlnga. SH 1-0D87. and complete description of your home Branch; Clyde Slocum, Elberon; hED BANK — Larja room for Bu»l- to IT'member office*, offer rou his , p SW people, near tralna, buaai, ample qualified opinion aa to fair market value: hold an open house lor sales- '•presentaUves and her, their or any iarklng. Call SH 1-lSiH. men to inspect the property: and give mouth; Kathleen' S. Power, New Bfjolf^nnTrlvataboro»rone block your boat preferred advertising. There tSm enter of town, tor rwonitble s no extra, cost Involved. Every mem- businessman. (10 weekly with maid ber u a Realtor, rou can put your elr successors In right, title and InLakewood; Henrietta Service. Call 8H MH* confidence In a Realtor. Consult page rest; Valeria F. Burdge, her heirs, d Neptune; Clarence E. Horsely. ATTRACTlVa - etnile. double 168 of the Yellow Pagea In jour tele- vlsees and personal KitheKitchen prlvlleguprlvl . Hot and cold ran- phone directory. EEatontown ; CatherinChi e E . DeListLi . nlni water. Pr>« TV Hudson House YOUR HOMB WANTED - Why list Long Branch; David N. Bennett, 131 Hudson Ave.. 8H 1-Wtt elth F. Brudge, his Heirs, devisees with UIT We advertlM extejnalvel; In personal repiesentatlvea and his, FURNIBHID ROOM newly decorated. the newipapere. radio and tukuib a it any of ther successors Manasquan; Steven F. Stone, El rivals entrance and i(ttln| rooji' catalog tor horn* aeekera. Wa are mem- title and interest beron, and Frederick J, Tanis, :itchen prlvllegea. Inaulre at 41 Peter'a bera of the TWR, a national real eatate By ALLEN SAUNDERS and KEN ERNST 8 referral eervlce. We are "Home Trad- Eatontown. In' addition to a num-MARY WORTH era" - two olflcea, II full time ealea ie above named personsp , their heirs, ber of out-of-county drivers. LARQE BE1MUTHHO ROOM wllh oeople. Call WALKER * WALKER. vfseef a andd personall representativesti , Realtor*. Memotre Red Bank Area elr or any of their Mucceaaora ID TED...U5TOJ TO YJHAT1 RUSHED YEAH r-TEU HIM THAN«, M c tt Multiple Lilting Service. Shrewibury. y " * m urn Ight titltile andd interestitt , hhave no fur OVER HERE TO TUL YOU!- DADD/ BUT I WW110MT UKE FOUNDIW COMFORTABLE BOOM with board tor SB 1-83IJ and Mlddletown. OB 1-M26. er Interest In the Mortgage and the ySEf,rAIK.E-WHEMIFIR5T K WlLUHa TO HIM. VOU AT W4 elderly peraon, extra care, P'»l«e bt secured thereby; BUT, AS LONG WORK AT home. icKu»te nurae, twaonabl. OB 1- IT IS on this. 7th day of December, STARTED 8UI10ING A5 I HAD THf* FOUNDKYJ «93. LEGAL NOTICE 062, ORDERED that any one of the 11-334 KAKT rOR MY KID BROTH herein above set forth nnd JOB WITH MR. VTODIO BOOM — Furnlehed. with SIIKBIFKH SAf.E IHADSOMEMANDN •TKtRE' Echenette One abort block from bujl- raed ind identified, show cause be- SVPEBIOB COUBT OF NEW JEBSEV IDEAS! Je.i dlltrtct and bu. line.. For bull- NOTICE OF TAX MIX >re the Monmouth County Court on LAW DIVISION WA5HT TIME nen nun or woman. 8K 7-932B after BOROUGH Or SE.I BB1OHT, N. i. *? l&U) day ot January, 1963 at 9:30 DtW.I.IGTO.N C00N1Y clock in the forenoon or as soon Docket No. L-U2U-U TO WORK I "m. »7 Paten Place, Red Bang Notice of sale of property for non-hereafter as counsel can be heard THEM OUT! FURNISHED payment ol taxes, assessment! and hy a judgmenjg t should not be entered UNION ASS0C3ATI0N OF JSuVroo^prlVa-u-irtht- cookin—"--g lo•—r other municipal llena In tha Borough rectlng the Clerk of MMonmouth Coun- one. SH 143M alter B P.m. 01 Sea Bright, N. J. ' to cancel of record the Mortgage THEW LB PREB, Dclendanet Public Notice la hereby given that By virtue of a writ of execution In NICE ROOMS - Soeclal Tally and I. Joan Axelsen, Collector of taxing Page 4584c in accordance weekly winter ralea, Free TV. Holly district of the Borough ot Sea Bright, Hill Motel, Route M, Weil Keaniaurg. statutory provisions In such rected, 1 shall exposp e (or sale at ppub- r of MonraouUl. New Jersey, made and provided. lili c vendued , att ththa CourC t HHous e In hthe LOVELY ROOM — PrvaU bath, beau- , int to Die authority of tne persons to whom this order Borough ot Freehold, County or Mon- tlful location. Uncrofl area. Reference Statutes In such case made and pro- directed are all of the above named mouth, New JerBey. on Monday the required. SH 1-8702. vided, will sell at public auction on rC0BB, their heirs, devisees and per17t- h Hay ot December, 1962, at 2 the 38th day of December, 1962 at mal representativetti s andd tftejtftjr or any k , , SmoLB ROOMS - Cleat and comu- » office ol Collector. Borough Hall, i uccessors, in rightiht, TitlTitl e and P.M. Prevailing Time, "ruble. ReaMnabl. rjtaa. O«nUem.D Sea Bright, N. J., at 2 p.m., In- d d Idt, i df g, l preferred. K Wallace St. IB 1-ilK lntereat, If any, in and to the follow- lands and real eatate herelnaflir dt ereat, aa named and Identified. i PUIAiANT ROOM — Bustneaa wom-scribed: Taxes are (or the year 1961. IT 18 FURTHER ORDERED that situate In the' Townshtp ol NAME DESCRIPTION AMOUNT tnade upon the Defendant, and each aiT Wtcften p»lvl!ejes. walking dis- Walter Covert. Sr. Slock 11, tot. • , - Rarltan, known as LoL t , A o tance to town. SH HB7B. y By GEORGE SIXTA lng ttit* Order to Show Cause or "Map of Bromley Park, Rarltan Town- JamSa~inc~BTock*l«,Cts"Si tl hf I th Rd Bk R ahlp, Uonmouth Count REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 31B 31C, 31D 31 MO ft. publip c newspaper circulating YOU WAIT< I'LL Jamfra Inc. Block 17, Lot 31A. and about the County of Monmouth HOUSES FOR SALE SIB, SIC «I0.S! r four (4) consecutive weebs, and Being commonly knowwnn anandd deslg Jamfra Inc. Block 17, Lot 3U>, . 269.48 bat such' publication! should be suf- natedd «» No. 8<7 Fool. Avenue, Ilai- Arthur O. and Beuy Aielsen. ll N J The Approximate amount of the Judg- BJooka f2-3-1. Lot lBv - MJ.M CHRISTMAS SHOPPING , JOAN AXBLSBN. THOMAS J. SMITH, ment to be satisfied by aald sale Is ' Clerk • ththe sum off S1.50C.M together with the Nov. 29. Dec. 9. U. 19 I3I.M te. U. 10. t t thi l (A miut on your llal), Ihli Unmaculate Dated October 19. 1002 home, beautifully appointed, imall JOSEPH A. SHAFTO, Sheriff. fortune Inveeted in,landKa,ptog. Thu Dlmon Halnes A Bunting, Attys. Uiree-bBOroom ipllt level, IK batha. Nov. 21, 28. Dec. 0. 12 J3(.O0 living room, knotty pme p««Ied kitch- en and ouUlanding rccreallon room RED BANK REGISTER CLASSIFIED RATES II 'excellently located. Owner mutt «jl 1 Oay 11-4U at 117,2*0. Qualllled buyen with |l,«w 42c Line IIKr.1 8AI.E down pay only fill monlhly. To ue S Days Consecutive »c Line SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JEK.1EV 5 Days Consecutive Line CIIANCr.ItV D1V1HION NAVniNK ASSOCIATES, RfflALTORfl M»N>IOVTIi 93( Hwy 3d Mlddletown OS10SOO 8 Day* Consecutive Docket No. V IOI-VW . MBUBER MULTffLB USTIHO JO Days Consecutive „ FIItST SAVINGS AND IjOAN ASBO- I OIATION OF EAST I'ATBHSON, N.J. ROOM »OR ALL Blind all using The ,R«il«ter's P. o. Roi !9o extra. th« family In Uili spacloui home, tour la Corporation of the State ot New Jer> bedrooms, vt jama room, two lull laualmua liuerUea Wo Lines eey, Plalntlfr v«: JAMES r>. HE WISH baths, ailractlva living and dining uml CATHERINE), DB WJBB, Ills wife, rooma, «at-ln kitchen with vail oven, . Yearly Contract Rite* on Request Oefemlants bastmsm, attached «ara»s. Hot water Right to classify, 'adit or reject any advertisement Is . reserved 1 By virtue of a writ of execution In baseboard heatj «EJJPll-,SwSKowi ijy The Register ' I the abovo stated action to me direct- owner asking lU.SOOV WAUtWl 4 ed, I shall expose [qr sale at public By CAL ALLEY. WALKBK, Btaltora, Hwy 35, 8lir«ws We • will not be responsible for errors, unless they are detected I vendue, at the Court Houso In the THE RYATTS bury. SH 1-MU, 34-Hour BerWce. before the Mwnnd InserUwt, Burough of FrcchoM, County of Mon No cancellations will be accepted or onans.es made In advertise- mouth, Now Jersey, on Monday the IN BEAUTIFUL KLBBIIWN, U aore menu one bow after »c«lpt at otlloe. M.'ll.t day of December, 1IM2, at a MISSIVE ALREMV IWANTAMOTHER landacaped »t V» Van Court, two bid- o'clock, P. M. Prevailing Time. HADTOSrftMKMJUQHCE/ room*, tile bath, attached garlgt, Cape • ALL that tract or parcel of land, Cod. •12,M0, H.OOC cash. Call owner. DEADLINE 5:00 P.M. Day Before Publication I situate, lying and being In the Town- DlSrLAY I ahlp of Ilarltan, in the County of Mon- WATHRFRONT. JUST TIIK HOME •:0D A.U. Day Bslore Publloatlon with proof two days belors mouth, In tlio State of New Jersey: Sm A EAROB T/MIIX. Mot Jooa publloatlon. ' . ' KNOWN and designated as all of 100. bulkheaded,,d«« onanml. Living J Lot 3o aa shown on a map entitled: .room, fireplace. Dlninar room, lamlly [ "Map of Region Manor, Itaritan Town* kitchen, powder room, TV* roomAFour Call Classified—SH 1-0010 or OS 1-0525 I ship, Uonmotith County, Now Jersey' bedrooms, one wllh fireplace. Two dated April IS, IMS and filed Januari e*lhe, ThlM floor with three b«d- NIGHTS, SATURDAY AND SUNDAY 11), HIM In the UonmauM County , bath. Transferred ownir a«'UriH Clnrk'n orrics In Casn is RtteiUm tT. wants offers. LAWJIKNCB 3. 1 Hfllng CDmtnnnly known ahd deslg. __JNQ, RBALTOR. 16 Spring St., Dial SH 1-1110 | tmteil ns No. 3 Clark Drive, Knrltan Red Sank, SH 7-4131. Call) on private telephones ara tolllree to OS 1-0520 from the Twp. lllnr.M), rlw Jersey. following slltlons: LOwell I COIlM < W (Keansburg). SIS Illomnel), The n[>|iroxlmnto nmount of the ludg- H SlLVHn — Three-t)«(lroom. m IHIghlandil. OSborne 1, Hi iRumaonlea OrtiMI and SHadrilila I llmtnt to Ira satisfied by aald safe h spill level, fully air coinllUoiw an<1 1 till sum of 111,700.00 luarther wllh 111' lovely nuMSM torch, on lot lw dn»p || coils of this sale. Bortirte at Hi JPJir cent caa be as- Calls oil Private isiepnunes ara lolllrea lo »H 10010 Iron) Uis """ BLWOOD A. (ollowlnj ntuiMii »i (Atlantla Highlands), OApltal I and », UMrtr X Dated November 2, 1M2 Aimed, r Asking »5t. 1 lotEPll A. BlUrXO, liter!!'. ARMBTR0I4O AOJtNOY, Realtor, DM , Samuel Bleber, Ally. Prospect fr«-i Llllla Silver. >H Mtoft. 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