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for Al Partly deaey today, a Ugh ia the law Ms. Oecasisaal showers SHadyiide 1-0010 * lenigat aad Mnorrow. Law te» aright la tat m. High tomorrow, H. CoMar Saturday night. Sao. 1. PAGE ONE lined Dtllr. Uondwr tUroufb TriUr. muni u benl CUii MMttr. RED BANK, N. J., FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1959 7c PER COPY VOLUME LXXXII NO. 74 st Uu Port OlDn at lUd Bank. K. /.. una.r tha Act el March I. 11T*. County Retail Gain Ex-UN Hunting Curb Official Tops U.S. Average A Suicide Code Brings WASHINGTON (AP) - Sevan billion dollars crossed the coun- Christmas Light* Morris Asks ter* of New Jersey's retail out leu during MM. But the four- To Go On Tonight year average rite increase ii Further Probe State Protest Red Beak's Christmas lights behind the national average. U be tamed ea teatght at The Census Bureau reported CM daring a eeremoay at Of Death AgencyControls yesterday in a preliminary sur- Bread aad Wallace Sta. vey of IMS buiineu that Mlet NEW YORK (AP)-Povl Bang- unday Law of retail establishment! in New Jensen, deposed United Nations Firearms Use, Jeney were U,9M,17t,0M (B). Hga School Chorale wffl official who had bean missing Decision This waa, 14 per cent above the eince Monday, was found dead Township Told 1954 figure. But nationally, re- the dlreettea af Robert G. Speav yesterday In a Queens park. Po- tail sales were up 17 per cent ., dtrecter el string and ve- lice called it "an obvious case of Due Today MIDDLETOV/N—The Township for the same period. cal aaaate. Cast. Geetfrey Clay suicide." lommittee Wednesday night de- The report showed Monmouth el the Red steak tatrattoa The body of Bang-Jensen, dis- NEWARK (AP) — Superior layed act'on on a proposed hunt- County sales totaling $M5,WS,008 Army wtt aeeesapaay the cher- Ing ordinance. ale ea a portable erga*. missed tfrom the UN two years Court Judge Everett M. Scherer as compared with a MM figure ago in a controvert over releas- ia back in the middle of the The delay was ordered tar two of $324,246,000. The gain of $60, Taking part la the ceremeay ing the names of Hungarian refu- Sunday sales law tug-of-war. reasons: 1. Only three members 819,000 amounts to better than will be Bad Bank Mayer gees, was found by a man walk- &>„ the committee attended the U.S per cent, topping both state George A. Gray; CamaHaatty ing Ms dog along the bridle path For the second time in less session—four are needed to pass and national averages. Chamber el Commerce Presl- of Alley Pond Park. ATLAS LAUNCHID — Atlat than a year he will rule today an ordinance. 2. A letter protest- The downtown areas were deat Edward H, Ceaway; Red on whether a law banning non- A .25-caliber revolver was InAbU rocker !i launched ear- ing the measure was received short-changed in the sales up- sk Retell Trade Board Ms right hand. He died of a bul- essential Sunday sales is consti from the state Department of turn. Newark, largest city in Chalrmaa Frederick ScUeeaer. let wound in the right side of ly Nav. 26 at Cap* Canaver- tutional. Conservation and Economic De- the state, saw only a 3 per cent aad chamber diraeter head. Police said a note in al, Re. But second stage of His verdict could be decisive— velopment. Increase from 1954 to 1958, Ubersky. possession was identified, by roeltat failed to fire thus if he rules against Uie measure. The state agency informed the tout of |M0 million dollars in handwriting experts as that of If he upholds it,'there will un- 1958 to 1860,971,000 four years stopping attempt of Nafiona governing body that it opposed the 50-year-old Danish national doubtedly be ah appeal by the passage of the measure because earlier. • POPIYI ON FARAM — Helium-filLd Popeye balloon Aeronautics and Space Ad- two highway store chains that The five major metropolitan Note to Wife of a recent Superior Court decis- Lit Burned ministration to place a satal are battling it, Two Guys From ion which ruled that municipali- areas in the state showed only figure floati above tome of 1,300,000 parsons watching The note,, addressed to his and Channel Lumber Ute In orbit around the . Harrison ties can not regulate the dis- a 12 per cent increase compared 33d Macy's Thanksgiving Day parade pats through Times' American-born wife, Helen, beg- Co. to 20 per cent for the rest of In Restaurant charge of weapons or control the Square In New York Nov. 26. Thit it view looking north ged her forgiveness and suggest- The rocket carried satellite Last May 8 Scherer ruled taking of game unless such pow- New Jersey. ed funeral arrangements. Of the 21 counties, only Cum- •long parade's two-mile route. \ (AP Wirephoto) weighing 372 pounds. Sunday law unconstitutional. ers are delegated by the state Authorities said the body had That statute was drawn by the agency. berland showed a decrease in Flash Fire been in the wooded area more (AP Wirephoto) sales. Legislature and excluded Cape The letter cited the court rul- George Lu, 30,' suffered first, than 24 hours. Thit left about 48 May, Atlantic and Ocean Coun- Figures for dUes^-with 1994 second and third degrerburns of hours of Bang-Jensen's disap- * * • ing in a case against Hopewcll ties. Scherer'threw it'out say 'ownship. ' . ' , totals in parenthesis—follow the body at 12:12 a. m. today Expert Says Radar pearance unaccounted for. Hi ing it was discriminatory, Perth Amboy. $70,114,000 ($89. when gas fumes Ignited in the was not seen alive after leaving State Law 313,000): Asbury Park, $80,699,. kitchen of his restaurant, 8 Wal- Appeal his home Monday at Lake Suc- U.S. Maps In the letter, W. P. Coffin, chief 000 ($58,3(9,000); Long Branch, lace St., Red Bank. cess on Long Island—about two The new law was voted In 12 $32,597,000 ($31,825,000). conservation officer, said statutes . He is hi fair condition in Riv-Errs; Judge Says $17 miles from where he was found. counties at the Nov. 1 general prohibit the discharge of firearms erview Hospital with burns of the Bang-Jensen, former senior po- New Stab election. It never went into ef- RARITAN TOWNSHIP - An Jottesville. Va., who described within 300 feet of buildings and arms, hands, neck, knees and litical officer at the UN, was fect. Scherer ordered it sus- that the state laws are adequate Trooper Shot ankles. authority on electronics attempt- himself. as an electronics engi- fired from Ms $17,00O-a-year pos pended Nov. 11 on sppeal ed to prove the inaccuracy of a neer, author of two books and Into Space Two Guys and Channel to test i control hunting. ,• • • Police said Mr. Lu was clean- tlon to July. 1958. He created in- The committee decided to delay radar' speed check but ended up over 100 -technical manuals onternational furor for refusing to its validity. In Gimfight ing paint from the kitchen floor paying a fine of $17 in Municipal the subject of radar, said there CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. action on the measure until, lu with gasoline. Mr. Lu was using Court Tuesday night divulge the name* of 81 Hungar- Two counties — Bergen an next regular meeting. a brush to scrub the floor. are manjr factors that could af- ian refugees who had given se-

the nation's latest space effort Two Guys also has another at Such consent would have to be Ing of Lester Sirfennan, who waa Damag* to the kitchen was tempi oa the j£vrrjiui and registered with the found beaten to death earlier in terlag at the CotnMnlty Hard- slightight, Flit Chief MacDona" - ""M• as a result of the paA- tivlagD^ when a mammoth A the day at his department store ware and Variety Store, If2 Mon- One resldenti C. Leslie Rice, herei'- "' • " way radar check. las-Able rocket fizzled shortly Wednesday they sought a < mouth St er Bid tempt of. court order against Blossom

Answering Hie county'* need fur mudorn funeral facilities, In Enduring Memorials ItOBKKT A. BRAUN Suceeiior to Mount Memorial Homo we proudly announco tho completion of Monnioulh County's now, modern funeral home nnd momorliil chupel. The T »»§ T \ Visit our display. S»« the pleas "HOME FOR FUNERALS" experience of over 41 yearn of norvlce in the living hita ing variety of gu»r»nte»d monu mentt , , , all reatombly prlctd One of the county's moat modern funeral gone Into (he construction nf ihln eMntilWiinent in assure Come In any time, •UNUAL DIMCTOM greater comfort and privacy for you during n Irylnu period. "Th* pnelom kttpmkts, Inln which it homes with a completely home-like atmoiphere. A dedication service and public vMlntlun will bo held In CONVrNIINT wrouihl Iht tlvtr's IOVIHI ihouihl." TCflMS nild-Jununry. lONGFELlOW IN DROAD STREET JOHN VAN KIRK A SON EATONTOWN »(H/

Hospital Patients Medical patients in Rlvtrview Hospital during tht past week art Mn. Barbara Acktrmaa, 71 Man- ning PI., and Mark Bendon, Sr.. 253 Shore Blvd., both of Keens- burg; Robert Bl&skfield. 3 Dale •^••^ ™ INNR Ct.. Joha DeMarco. 300 Middle Rd., and Richard Malcomton, 11 Haxltt Ave.. all o! Hailet; Kai Daw, 1M Cherry Tree Perm Rd., Arthur Lawnnce. IT Mead- owvitw Dr., and Martin Zimmer- man, M Swarttel Dr., all of Mlddletown. Mary Dolan, 114 Ocean Ave., East Ktantburgi Mitt Hilda Goodman, 3 Navetink Ave.. and Mrs. Robtrt Perkln*. 73 Avenue A, both of Atlantic Highlands; Mrs. Anthony Guadagno. 301 Main St., and Mrs. William Mc- Donald, RO 1, both of Matawan; Mitt Susan Hopkins. Box IK. Navesink; Mrs. James Hughes, 1M East River Rd., and William RtM, 13 Ward Avt., both of Rum. eon. Mn. Willtrd Matehetki, 4 Monmouth PI.. Keyport; Mn. Charles Smith, IH Church St., and Mn. John Wlnkdcr, MS Hop- Join Our Ntw 1960 Christmas Club ping Rd., both of Belferd; Mrs. Herbert Spray, 71 Princeton Rd., Everybody gave fi littlt to mokt Mn. Clara Stellcr. 1SS Lincoln thit ttandout tilpB«r value poairbU. Vttvtty Ave., and Mrs. Alyce Wesson, H 1960 Christmas Club Now Open Sycamore Ave., all of Fair Ha tutdin*, warm fltec* lining throughout. Lcathor ttim, vtn; Borough Clerk Clarence Irowti, rod, brack, gray, tan or boigo with A CLASS FOR EVERY PLAN AND PURSE Stevens, 1) Center St., Set right; Walter Thorne, St Francis contrasting vinyl trim. Slut 6-12. Pay week and rtcaive 25.00 St., Shrewsbury; Mn. Mary Com* fait bocauio thtyll go fait. .so Waitt, 111 Wilson Ave., Port Mon- •ay 1.00 week end receive 50.00 mouth,' and Rhys Williams, 22* •ay 2.00 week antt rtctive 100.00 Pine St., River Plaza. 3.00 week ant) rteeivt 150.00 Among tht surgical patient* Pay 5.00 week,and receive 250.00 an Vanct Bttchelor, 109 Her Dr., John Hurley, 31 Maida Ter., Pay $10.00 week and recaiva SOO.00 Prank Mariani, Tindall Rd., Al- Pay $20.00 week and receive $1000.00 bert Morrison. U Fiihhtwk Dr., and Mrs. William Smith, 41 East Rd., all of, Middletown; Mrs, NO SERVICE CHARGE Frank Cavljlltno, 3S Twilight Ave, Kcansburg; Miss Michelc DeLlsa, 430 Bath Avt., Long Branch; Oswald , Navesink Ave., Navesink; Victor Fresco, 21 Kentucky Ave,, East Keans HWY 35, MIDDLETOWN burg; Miss Blanch Hancock, .11 Campbell Ave., and Ralph Kern, • OPIN • MONMOUTH COUNTY NATIONAL BANK 2» York Ave., both of Port Mon 10 A. M. to • f. M. MOM. to M. mouth; Arthur Hansson, 444 Broitd St., Shrewtbury; Miss 10 A. M. te 4 •. M. tat.«S»M MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Hmma HoflinR, 59 Shndnwlnwn OTHER STORES LOCATED AT r>k., Highlands; John May, 44 ALL OFFICES OPEN 6:30 TO • P. M. FRIDAY EVENINGS Anbury Ave,, Atlantic Highlands; >M>prt.«K— itert Opea SM. IJ AM te 11 m, Optii Every Ntaht '(II • P.M. Patrick Mullancy, I'JI Theresa ASIURY PARK—ROUTE 35 St,, Keyporl; Mrs. Otto Stroll- 1 ALL DAY - ONE STOP BANKING uiengor, fU Lufaycltc St.. Rumsnn, •MJIHi k'..Ml ralrrau, .V. J, PIRTH AMIOY. 1*1 SmIMi Street RED BANK / LITTLE SILVER / KEYPORT / ENGLISHTOWN Union Il K.\*fr rATf.KIO.V sh'i|,|thtg ^ TOTOMA^Htlutv 44 ISILIN. U. S. Hlo>w«y 1 at Orttn St. Trafflt Ckcla HKm'KS MALI. -iHinnln, • I.IVI.MI*TII,>-lliiHl« H Perth Atnboy, Isclln Closed Sunday It ny* to •'Ivi-rllii in 'ih« I nitrr, Iliml" I, I'ltuniuv >', .»,» IMTr (IIMI—Hn.ilr 11 J4tlt Ample Parting at All Store* Bear* ef Sfeptfoa, to aa at- RED BANK REGISTER Red Cross tempt to eiimiaete coUectioa ef Friday, Nov. 27, I959—5 funds in the schools, have ban- ned Junior Red Cross enrollment, Hears Juniors and he asked for adult assistance SHREWSBURY — In honor of in correcting the situation. 4-H Baby Beef Junior Red Cross month, the The chapter chairman, Everett November meeting of the county ludloff, supported Mr. 's Show Dec. 8, 9 Red Cross chapter heard the two plea for help in making school top officers of the county Jun- hoards better informed about TRENTON — Seventy-two pure iors tell about the work they are the Junior Red Cross work. ired Angus and Hereford steers, doing. ill raised by New Jersey 4-H He pointed out that the Free' :iub members, will be judged and The program was introduced hold Township Board of Educa sold at public auction in the Coli by Mrs. J. Hen*/ O'Hem of Red tion, in banning collections in the eum of Trenton Fair Grounds Bank, Junior Red Cross chair- school, made an exception of the Dec. 8 and 9. man. Miss Patricia Peters of Junior Red Cross, one of the It will be the 2lst New Jersey Rumson, newly elected vice board members saying that the H Baby Beef Show and Sale, president, told of the county children really participate in the with the show on Tuesday be- program. program while the superintaedeot ginning at 10:30 a. m. and the Willard Foster of New Mon- of schools of the township had sale the following day at 1:30 mouth, recently re-elected presi- Ml continuing the pro- p. m. dent, gave the history of theigrathe m because it is constructive Ever since the first New Jer Junior Red Cross activity, finish- and does not interfere with reg- sey 4-H Baby Beef Sale in 1939, ing with plea for support of the ular classes. • '. •'. the event has attracted many group as a constructive elemem After the meeting. Mr. Rud- epresentatives of - hotels, restau- in the teenage community. loff appointed Mr. Foster projec- rants and other commercial con- He pointed- out that some tion coordinator on the public in- cerns as well as individuals seek- formation committee of the chap- ing top quality beef and an op- ter. portunity to support 4-H work at In that capacity, Mr. Foster the same time. will organize a group of Junior Prices paid for the grand cham- Red Cross boys to be instructed pion went aa high as $2.01 a in' die operation of audio-visual YMCA •iANNIlS—Jamet ©. Kyle, Jr., loft, Maple- pound in 1950 when ChaUonte- for the chapter. This wood, and Norman C. Ramioy, gingham Ave., Rumson, Haddon Hall, Atlantic City, City, bought "Herman" from Rob- i Swarbel's ; ptsL-is" another step in bringing the »r» members of tha real estate and mortgage division Juniors into more of the adult ert Wojciechowaki, Cranbury. y HuUt. N. J. activities of the. chapter. of tha YMCA of Greater New York. Tha committee Last year Howard Johnson members are contacting the reel estate and mortgage bought "Joker" from. James Grin' de, Colt's Neck, for $2 a pound. fields for support of tha YMCA's million-dollar youth Among other grand champion Child Center program. Mr. Kyla is assistant vice president of the buyers have been the Stacy-Trent Cruikihank Co. Mr. Ramsey is vice 'president of the Hotel, Trenton; the Shelburne, ! Dennis, Morton and Jefferson 3 Founders Broadway Savings Bank, mortgage department. Hotels in Atlantic'City; the Tsv era Restaurant, Newark; Sava- :j •Havabarf 1 9 rin Restaurant and Gallagher's Are Sought Four Attend State 'Raid Steak House, New York; the Wal- Four more volunteers — part dorf-Astoria* American - Stores, of a group of 100 taking part in Congoleum Nairn, Inc., and •I- •Skuttie a special Founders' Week pro- LWV Session Test Dec. 7 Wright Aeronautical Corp. ; Four members of Red Bank TRENTON (AP) — The Ne» gram of the Children's Psyche It p»yt to tdvtrtlM la TIM Mfliur. A Humidifier trie Center of Monmouth Counts Region, League of Women Vot- Jersey Civil Defense Organizatioi Adtlmt ' 1 * »-- full, — were announced today. ers, attended an all-day work- will hold a statewide air raid The Founders' Fund Commit- shop on taxes and higher educa- test Dec. 7. the 18th anniversary ••_ aarvicej wwn* tee volunteers will attempt tion in Newark last week. of the bombing of Pearl Harbor, have MM county residents •*• they are Mrs. Lloyd Peskoe, Thomas S. Dignan, acting stati comet 'founders of • the proposed New Shrewsbury; Mrs. Randall Civil Defense director, said th V •Aire niters center, which seeks to aid emo- Hains and Mrs. Irwin Spellman, public will be required to tak tionally disturbed children both Holmdel, and Mrs. Richard cover for 10 minutes beginnini * •Plastic Pipe the county. Selcow, Little Silver. at 1:30 p. m. Dec. 7. • Salt-all types y Founders' Week began Mon The workshop, sponsored by "It seems fitting to set asid< day. the state leaguel , was attended a special time for emphasizui] •Salt Hay i It is part of a $250,000 fund by representatives from local the necessity of vigilance through Y drive under way by the organiza- leagues from throughout New out the year," Mr. Dignan sail HEARING tion. Jersey. "On this 18th anniversary •Heat Tapes The four new committee mem- Income Tax Pearl Harbor Day, everything ITS SO MUCH FUN THE CHRISTMAS CLUi bers are'Mrs. Prospero DeBona At the morning session, Leon- possible should be done to make ADVANCE •Duct Cement and Ramsey Cammack, both ard Brodsky, assistant research this remembrance meaningful lesl Runuon Mrs. Paul Barrett, director of the New York Bur. we forget the cost of unprepared, /^Improved Circuitry! WAY...JOIN FOR 1960 TODAY! Mlddletown,. and Mrs. Lee Ross, eau of the Budget spoke on "What ness." •Fencing v bach, Elberon. the Personal Income Tax Does He said the emphasis will be on /l^t/lmproved Design! NO ENTRANCE FEE ... NO EXTRA CHARGES ... If you wish, your weekly For the State of New York." home shelters. Eleven prototype Christmas Club payments may be charged to yaur regular aceeunt. A discussion of New Jersey's family fallout shelters through •Organic* FIRST BIRTHDAY budget making process was pre- but the state wiU be unveiled Dec. ; MIDDLETOWN - The first sented by Mrs. J. C. Merrill. he said. Bvosir •Purina Chows birthday of Shiela Butterfield, Trenton, and Mrs. F. W. Hop- The schedule for the test calls WHKLY daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William kins, Highland Park. for an alert at 11:30 a. m. Of- I Butterfield, Elyar Ter., was ob- "Quality Education" was the ficial instructions and information :; •pities served Monday. GuesU at a part) topic for the afternoon workshop, will be broadcast then over all included Jaalei^aDd Harold Rus presented by Dr. Millicent Me- radio and television stations. The sell, Diane , Deborah Jar Intoih, president of Barnard Col- take cover signal at 1:30 p. m. rell, Chuck and Barbara Glas lege. will be a fluctuating three-min- sey, Jack Randauo, Kim and Salary Iacreaaes ute blast on sirens. The alert will SwartzeTs Thomas Barba, Anthony DeGen? Dr. Herbert Lee Ellis, chair- sound again at 1:40 p. m. It (Hendet RR SMhtf) ito, Linda Ward, Judy Woodward, man of the Department of Social a steady three-minute blast Mrs. Andrew Jarrell, Mr. and Sciences at Peterson State Col- sirens. Mrs; Arthur Piney, Mr. and Mrs, "MM* MM" IN- PIIWW eo 4-aflii Charles Glassey, Mr. - and Mrs, lege, addressed thaw group on Carmen Ue Genlto, Mrs. Julii "Salary Increases in the Public To Spend Holiday •sressar Haslet M. J. Ward, Mrs. Jack Randazza, Mrs, Colleges." Herbert Woodward and Mrs Dr. Ellis urged league mem- In Fredericksburg Barba. bers to support the proposal of EATONTOWN — Miss Patricia the "College Salary, Morgan, a freshman at Mary living Sound of the Association of New jersey Washington College, Fredericks- HIARINO AIDS State College Faculties." burg, Va.. spent last week-end SPECIAL NOTE'TO ALL PARENTS: Tht Journal- The program proposes that with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. American is proud to present this ssries of striking there be a two-step increase In collectors' drawinga along with brief stories about 21 George A. Morgan, 19 Elizabeth chUdrra of tha Bible. Rtgardltss of yonr religion, yon the alary schedule of state col- Pkwy. ISO iROAD ST.. RED IANK will want to read these stories to your children, dip and lege and university teachers Miss Morgan was graduated eava all of the ratmorable portraits. It la not planned The increase would amount te from Long Branch High School BRANCH: FAIR HAVEN SHOPPING CENTER to reprint them, to be sure you get your copy of the $900,000 each year, he said. in June. Jeamal-American every day . .. starting today.- The League of Women Voters Hearing Aid Center K.ro6«r rl«r'l cldi »il!.-A irunt. ^m^ PAGING MR. DIOGENES JIM BISHOP: Ked Register Reporter «t-U BfMd Street, Red Bank, N. J. Stale Highway IS, MMdletowa, N. 3. Eftablbbed l«7« by Jeto H. Cwk and Henry Clay The Irish are rich in pride and poverty. They THOMAS IRVING BROWN, Fabilsber 1I2S-IW* starve slowly and snobbishly, never asking for a hand, out from other nations, hoarding a poetic culture that JAMES J. HOGAN, Editor M. HAROLD KELLY, Buiineti Manager cannot be eaten, giving their men to other armies and W. HARRY PENNINGTON, ProductioB Manager other flags, and exporting the one thin* they can af. Member ol the Associated Press ford—their children. The Associated Prese li entitled exclusively to the lisa for republlcatlon ol all 111* loci! There is a great and tragic story prlcted in this newspaper aj well aa all AP newa dispatcher in modern Ireland and, to get it, one Member Audit Bureau of Circulation would have to roam the broad streets Th» Bed Bank Ritfiter assumes no financial rtsjwnilbllltlc, (or typograrmcai errora in a'verllse- •eats, but frill reprint, without charge, that part of «n advertisement in whlcli the typosrapmcal *rror of Dublin, the alleys of Watertord, and oecura. Advertisers wlU pleaaa cotlff the management immediately of any error which may occur. , the slums xtt Blackpool-in-Cork. Ire- This nawtpaver assumes no nlvcnUbllUKi far •taumenta ef opinions In letters from Ha reader*, land isn't heaven, nor will it be until tubicrtpuoa Price* In Advance One year US 00: 81i months WOO. the overweening pride and the abject Unfit copr at counter. 1 cents artngie eopj br mall, f etnU poverty are in balance. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1959 •ISHOP The arms of Ireland are as well muscled as any I've seen, but the faces are gaunt and the eyes are big and deep in the sockets. The men and the women understand hard work and the church and Proper Planning Httle else, the birth rate is high, but the population declined from 6,000,000 to 3,000,000 in the last century. SU11. the people *" livin8 better **" formeriy- The New Jersey State Highway iment, many of the vehicles leaving Some have washing machines, but no running water. Department now stands alone with Eatontown-Shrewsbury border would For several years, a factory has been manufacturing its plan to have the proposed Rt. 35 use Shrewsbury Ave. to get to the television sets for export, but Ireland is only now freeway end at the Eatontown- Garden State Parkway. getting its first TV station. Shrewsbury border. The Monmouth The Monmouth County Planning Mr. Gary McEoin, who writes a critical article In County Planning Board, which or- America, says that there have never been "so few Board points out both Rt. 35 and young workers on the farms. No sooner do they finish iginally had supported this idea, has Shrewsbury Ave. "do not have suf- school than they emigrate, attracted by high wages changed its mind. ficient capacity to handle a large in- and steady work. The money they spend on vacation Now, the board recommends that crement of traffic." in Ireland and the substantial remittances they send the northern terminus of this road Widening of Rt. 35 in Shrews- their families account in large part for the improved by-pass Red Bank. To by-pass Red bury, the Highway Department says, living conditions of those who stay." Our people—the Bishops, the McSwiggens, the Bank means moving the freeway will allow the road to handle much Murphies—all came from Ireland and, as far back as west. of the traffic which would come THESE DAYS WILLIAM I can remember. I've heard of "hard times at home." To quote from the board's report: from the proposed Rt. 35 freeway. By GEORGE E. SOKOLSKY My forebears worked the rocky land until their hands "While it -will be difficult and ex- "Rt. 35," the county board says, The very practical question arises as to whether S. WHITE bled, but they would not complain nor would they pensive, to by-pass Red Bank, the is at present "overloaded in many the United States is helping to finance the anti-Ameri- HEW YORK — Gov. Nelwn ask a favor. They left for the United States and for congestion through Red Bank and areas with bottlenecks at... Eaton- can revolution not only in Cuba but also in Panama Rockefeller is running an all-or- Australia, but they never forgot the green sod and nothing political campaign of an sometimes, when they heard songs of the River Lee and in other Central American countries. The fact is at Cooper's Bridge would justify the town and Red Bank." exceedingly strange kind. The and the Boys from Wexford, they hung their'heads that the United.States is subsidizing Cuba to the tune thing is as delicate as reaching extension." If this has been told to the state and thinned their lips. of about $200,000,000 a year. We take for a moonbeam in a darkened In varying words and phrases, Highway Department once, it has oom. about 3,000,000 tons a year of, Cuban Of course, Rockefeller wants There is very little risk capital in Ireland. The Red Bank and Shrewsbury have been been said 50 times. > sugar at about double the world price. very much to be the 1960 Republi* Germans have two big factories humming, the British saying the same thing to the, state New Jersey has a good highway The Russians are now buying Cu- can Presidential nominee. And, of manufacture automobiles there, the Americans are course, he know* there is only building plants to make lipsticks and chewing gum. Highway Department since last May. system. With proper planning, the ban sugar to help support Castro's one way to selte this p^ But, the Highway Department has system can get better. To State economy. During 1959, the Russians wrest it away from Vice-Presiden The Irish build few new plants. Forty per cent of all Richard Nixon. the people are on farms. turned a deaf ear to all pleas and Highway Commissioner Dwight R. bought about 500,000 tons of Cuban sugar. In October, the Russians bought But though the nature of th They have done to themselves what Secretary of protests. G. Palmer, we repeat"... with prop- problem can be so simply stated, 330,000 tons at 2.905 cents a pound the approach to the problem ii the Treasury Henry Morganthau wanted to do to Ger- According to the highway depart- er planning ..." MKOUKY which is about half of the American one of profound complications. many—make an agricultural nation in an industrial price paid to Cuba, In spite of that, the Soviet pur- Nixon is, after all, a big part of a world. It cannot compete. Each year Ireland consumes Republican administration which more than it can sell and it is driven deeper into, chase helped Castro at a time when Americans were Rockefeller himself one* served. YOUR MONEY'S WORTH considering a rejection of Cuban sugar altogether as Nixon is top associate to a Presi- poverty. . . the sanest way of dealing with a despotic dictator who dent, Mr. Eisenhower, whom A journalist friend said to McEoin: "This is the Rockefeller respects, both for Mi is the worst that Latin America has yet known and office and as head of the Republi- way God meant people to live. We in this country have By SYLVIA PORTER who constantly shows increasing affinity for Com- can party. found a human tempo of living. We're doing fine." It munist ideas if not associations. ; , And Rockefeller himself, make is possible, following that line of reasoning, that the If you were asked to gaui sold, has .been?flowing out In. his major messages in Jan Some "wise" men in our State Department tike no miitak* atwut *,*% rest of the worWJs out of itep. bat unless the emerald what will be the policy keystoie «««'*« Hbf*. ' uary,'-President Eisenhower will authentic Repiittlcan.-he ili%o the position that it is sound policy for the United hills and the silver lakes can be made into a big tourist of the Eisenhower Administration the gap between what we spend make'this theme about the' dol- Old Guardist, true. But h* Is also abroad and get from abroad and lar's, prestige abundantly clear. States to take little notice of Castro's insults and vili- not one of those hyhenated Re- attraction, the Irish may have found a human tempo in its closing year, I suspect that thus stop the gold outflow, we His Administration is going down publicans who are really only for dying. , after some deliberation, you'd are dramatically shifting out pol- he homestretch, carrying the ban- fications because such a madman will run his course. concealed Democrats. say, "It'll be There is pride, it seems, in not doing a Job well. icies. ner that fundamental to peace, How long is that course to be? How long will it take There is a fairly "liberal p....M e aI cv e., or, *e •re "dopting rules which prosperity and America's powei Castro to ruin Cuban-United States relations beyond "Slipshod performance is universal," a priest is quoted a stable, respected dollar. glint in Rockefeller's eye, yei. •» sP"* *mand that nations which get repair? But he is not nearly so "liberal" in- the America article, "and still you can't say that it perlty," or our dollar aid -spend the dollars "It'll be mak- as to be prepared to assist the is inherent in our character. The Irish make excellent for U.S. goods. We are cutting It is the same argument that was used about Hit- Democrats by rending the GOP ing sure the down on foreign assistance. We workers abroad.*' U.S. stays ler 'at the time of the Anschluss and the march into in an election year with ill-timed are trimming military spending KNOW YOUR attacks on Nixon. McEoin. Who has « doctorate in philosophy from ahead of Rut- abroad. We are telling other na Czechoslovakia and the murder of Jews and Roman aia." tions they must end discrimin- GOVERNMENT Catholics. We were told that so educated and noble This is one of the reasons the the National University of Ireland, writes: "There is y0Ur ation Governor has decided that he iS£l "gainst imports of our Prepared by N. J. Taxpayer! a people as the Germans would soon rid themselves no use having modem telephone equipment If a switch- swers would be goods. Association, 143 E. Stttt St, personally, at any rate, will not wrong. The of such a beast They did no such thing. They followed participate in the , "Nixon board operator tells you there is no reply rather than TCftTEK Why? It isn't because most Trenton S. N. J. basic theme Hitler into World War II which set the entire human can't win." make the effort to complete the call, or if the long-dis- whlch is emerging in policy de- Americans are fretting about the gold outflow and our new "bal- From Washington, D. C. fa race on fire. Already in Panama, we are feeling the It is also one of the reasons tance service in a major city takes ten minutes to cision after policy decision is: «nce of payments" deficit. It is Rockefeller is not already trying , . .. «nce of payments deficit. It is •Iain St., governmental budgi full effects of Castro. His Humanismo is becoming a look up a number in the London directory. I had both Preserving the prestige of the becausb e among thhe financfi e mini - to force absolutely clear-cut ii- these experiences, and all to whom I recounted them American dollar in the eyes of isters of the world, there has makers currently are wielding widespread anti-American movement which we either visions on issues with Nixon. He the world as well as at home. been rising skepticism about our jencils in the annual battle stop in its tracks or it will fall upon us like a plague doesn't want to make issues sim- agreed they were normal." ply for the sake of talking. Nor The dollar's prestige isn't a determination to maintain a solid- ring governmental spendin before another year has passed. On the other hand, wages are insufferably low problem which concerns the vast ly strong dollar—and the gold plans and anticipated revenues can he actually afford to make majority of Americans; most outflow is considered in- part a One argument used by those who would have the them if he must'make them at and city workers are not encouraged to complain. A into line. take it for granted. Questioning reflection of this skepticism. The United States do nothing about Castro is that we do the expense of flatly denouncing handsome and ragged 12-year-old boy ran the elevator the reputation of the U.S. dollar Administration is insisting oh At this stage of the battle, the the Eisenhower Administration in the Hotel Imperial in Cork when I was there. He In Paris is hardly • subject that'll policies that will halt the gold udget and finance officers are not want to look like Khrushchev in Hungary; that a itself—of which Nixon is, as yet was polite, aloof and hungry. I offered him a Up and occupy many dinner table con' drain, reassure the world on th*e Bcruntinizing the spending re- free people ought to have the tight to establish any at least, an inseparable part. venations in Peoria tonight. dollar. uests of the various depar kind of government they want to including such a All the same, Rockefeller's sup- his smile died and he turned it down. . Yet, this lack of concern Or consider the decisions being butchery as Castro has given the Cuban people. These port of the Administration is not, I have a cousin In Upper Scoby and he is clos* to among the majority of Ameri' made on management of the debt. ments. Later these will be pared stylists are like the women who buy clothes that do and in conviction cannot be, total 75, and a bachelor. He works a 30-acre beet farm and cans isn't duplicated at the high- The Treasury is seizing every own.and reviewed for incorpor and uncritical. Take the present est levels in' Washington. In chance to "reconstruct" the'nat- tion into the official budget re- not fit them and fast themselves into sickness and supreme question of cold war he works it with his bare hands. He asks no favors everyday words, what is being ional debt, to get away from commendations for the new year. ugliness to conform to fashion. policy. Rockefeller is not In favor and he gives none. He faces the dead of winter with said is: "By action and by warn sales of short-term I.O.U.s to At Washington, there will be of "inflexibility." Nor is he oppos- patience and equanimity under the crucifix he under- ings, we must squelch fears and banks. It is willingly paying the There may be some truth in such an argument up ed to all efforts to negotiate with « * > a A.ri Mae •. *••••- a * » . . .. ~ he voluminous budget message criticism of the dollar's stability. highest rates in • generation to to the point where the madman threatens us. Castro the Russians. But, in this corres- stands ... We must leave no room for vhich the President transmits to borrow money. he new session of Congress. A has announced that he is buying MIG's from Soviet pondent's firm Impression, the doubt about the dollar's strength Why? It isn't because you wor Governor is as close to some of and its No. 1 position." he State House, it is the Gover Russia. What for? To maintain the peace of Cuba which "Hut Was No Accident!** ry about the way the debt is nor's budget message to the ISM the views of former Preildent It's • subtle thing, of course. constructed or you like high in- is the size of a peanut Surely no MIG's are necessary Truman and former Secretary of But consider the decisions now terest rates. It Is because the eglslafure. The respective legl being made on next year's bud- lative bodies, in turn review the for that Is he buying them to make war on the Do State Dean Aeheson as to those finance ministers of the world of Mr. Elsenhower. get and you'll see how signifi do understand and approve of ecommendations through thei minican Republic or to seize the Panama Canal or to cant the theme is. the Treasury's actions now as in :ommittees and ultimately adopt attack Florida or Texas? For what purpose does a na- That Is, Rockefeller is afraid Before the President leaves this the classical anti-inflationary pol ippropriations bills embracing of negotiations-unless they are coming Thursday for his tour of icy tradition. Today's debt man- ipending authority for new fiscal tion the size of Cuba—44,200 square miles (less than based on a rising rather than a 'cars beginning July 1, 1M0. Asia and Europe, the budget in agement policies impress them— Pennsylvania) with a population of 6,410,000 (less than falling American power In this supposed to be in shape. From if not you. In the case of municipal and New York City)—require war planes? world. And it is obvious he feels the start of the secret debates :ounty governments, operating American leadership today is not there has been no secret about Merry Washington® n the calendar year, the budget That is, to a degree, the business of the Cuban a very challenging one—specific- the President's order to hold the rocess begins officially with ten people but it is also our business. Castro has made i ally that it is not offering too line on spending in every sphere. lative governing body approval our business by his attacks on the United States, by much of freshness and vigor The defense budget is being litn f the new year's budget recom either In world or domestic policy. tted to the $41 billion range des- mendations, starting Jan. his seizure of American-owned sugar lands, by his Rockefeller certainly would like pite the fact that this will mean Publication of the budget, and seizure of the cattle lands of the King Ranch, by his reductions, stretch-outs, delays or ubllc hearing follow after whlc —and in due time probably will abandonment of projects many lie governing body adopts thi general attitude toward life and property in Cuba, par- try to provoke - a high debate believe crucial to our defense, If inal budget to provide a work ticularly American life and property. He has definitely with Nixon over cold war policy. not survival, in the space sue. iblc blueprint of the new year' made It our business because Castro imperils the peace He is, however, a man with a Expansion of programs for ipcndlne. A similar procedure ' marked sense of responsibility health, welfare, aid to depressed bllowed in local school district of the United States. , underlying that famous grin — areas, etc., are being shelved itarttng early In I960. In somi It would seem to any American who can remem the detached observer concedes him this. He has no wish to shoot despite the admitted desirability ocalitlcs, known as Chapter VI ber what a country we were when such a man as Theo of the programs, "Balance The ichool districts, the people ari from the hip in such an area. Budget" Is the aim. Jermltti'd to vote approval or r dore Roosevelt was President of the United States that And Rockefeller's people feel, Why? It Isn't because you're ectlon of the school budgets. we have grown soft, distressingly soft. We do not car with some justification, that Nixon asklnf: for (his in unmistakable Although mnny will hllssfull; ry a big stick; we carry nothing but bouquets of lilies ha* thus far not offered much terms and warning you'll lose pxore the whole biidja't procos' opportunity for a stanil-up-and' faith in the dollar's value If mill the ultimate arrival of ta of the valtey and violets to give to those who despise bc-counted discussion between the (hern's a deficit. It Is bucouio >lll*, New Jcrsoyltus hnvc a vita! us for not being more rugged and direct. A nation Is two aspirants on war and peace the whole free world is watching lake In the entire budget proci only as strong as its actions proclaim it to be. Tiny Issues. our economic and money policies lure. For, as thn New .Terse; Cuba Insults us because we give the Impression of Tho Vlcc-1'rcsldcnt, it li re- todny nurj Treasury Secretary 'nxpayors Association points ou called, had much to do with open- Anderson is convinced that we In the spending programs i being immobile. Ing tho way for the Elscnhower- muni nhiivv n balanced biidnvt to oploil In HIP next fow mnntli Perhaps before long, we shall withdraw our troops Khrunhchov exchange—hut Inter prove the U.S. IK able and willing "I msk* a aptfeh Mort the lint lend to the 'tax bills of Hi rnlhcr pointedly removed himself to hall Inflation, P*tt«ratt«n of Women Vot«r« In from Gunntannmo and the Cubans might ask Rod one WMh, Is that long enough uhirp. Numerous guild's t from thorn. This kind of clnssfc Or (onsldcr the uVrhltinn be- 1o (row • Clark (ialile mu«- clll/cn tiiulcrNlumliiiK. pnr- Chinese volunteers to march In. Then perhaps we shall political inniiotivcr Is surely no Iii|; 1'iuilr- ()ll |inI|M mill nlil, t«eh»?" Iclpiitlmi mill control of (ho flu permit the Red Chinese volunteers to make n sanctuary ;'Hine. Hut It docs niiikc It n In Ihi' lull ample of yi'iirs us nl nffnlnt nf ciivi'rnniont of Cubit while committing piracy in the Caiiubcnn nml little illfllnill nn an opponent to cm*,,, wr> liiivc spr-m billion's ninii vnlliililc thrrnigl^ thr Taxpayer rind mul fix just where lh<> other IIIMOUU, tlinii via hnvs (iikcn |n, 6--l''iii|[iy, Nov. '.!7, I'J.Vl . nnfirliilliiii. th 27. East Keansburg leadership of Mrt. .Vincent Keat- ing, Mrs. Herbert Koegel and EVE* HAPPEN ID YOW Joanne Sheppard, daughter of Mrs. Sal Saracino, held a fly-up Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Sheppard, ceremony in St. Catherine's Hudson Ave., celebrated her Catholic School recently. Flying fourth birthday at a family par- up into Girl Scout Troop 20. were ty. Nov. 21. Geraldine Gorman, Carol Sedow BIG VALUES FOR FRIDAY & SATURDAY! sky and Beverly Kenworthy. An Brownie Troop 130, under theinvesture will be held Monday, Dec. 7. "S«p#r-tlfht" Quality YOUR CHOICE The eighth birthday of Linda Blomquist, Harmony Kd., was Your choice of inraiv celebrated at a Brownie 130 meet- Wh* « EHfwr HoH ing Nov. 23; The girla are work- •nee agent is jnst at ing on paper Chriitmas wreaths. important ao your choice of doctor or James Osborne, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Osborne, Hudson lawyer. Ave., celebrated his 12th birth- day Nov. 21 with members of Yew satin Randal struc- his family. ' . ture auy WHIM day depend latawweU IK Iw performed Members of the 7-1-3 club heM a skating party In the Belvedere LEGS" Area. They met afterward in the Grossjnger & Heller home of Mrs. Arthur Stover for refreshments. Broad & Mechanic Sta. Red Bank, N. J. TU« ititaira ||eoUtethr*lr If Koamouth eoontf1* gnu SHadyaide 1-2100 mwlut »lu* vtera kujtti tat BUM «T«y LAMB 5*159 Churchill Approaching SHERW His 85th Birthday • BROADLOOM • CARPETS PORK SHOULDERS 29 LONDON (AP)—Three days be- • SLEEP SHOP • RUG CLEANING fore Ms tSth birthday. Sir Win- Stovenkcn Joins ston Churchill is one of the most IASY 1110017 PAYMINT ARRAWRD amazingly healthy ailing men in "SuperJtigfct" Pork Air Force the world. lb e And he's still one of the most Porterhouse Steak PorkUins <***<" 79 NEWARK-Jame E. Stoveken. quotable. SHERW Jr., 19, son of Mr. and Mrs."I am ready to meet my Pork Chops ISTAILISHID 1921 James E. Stoveken, Sr., of 71Maker." he told a friend not long Sirloin Steak Buena Vista Ave., Rumson, wasago. "Whether my Maker is administered the oath of enlist- ready to meat me is another mat- HIGHWAY 35 MIDDLETOWN ter." Cubed Steaks ment In the U. S. Air Force as OS 1-1300 Victim of two major strokes, 1 an aviation cadet here recently. two bouts with pneumonia and Fresh Plate Beef "Super-Rlghf Varfofy Meats OMN lYBNINOS - AMPLE MB PARKIN* He Is now undergoing pre-flight numerous other ailments, his training at Lackland Air Force strength is remarkable. Stewing Beef ••"•*• Base, San Antonio, Tex. For at least M years he's been fooling people who dared predict Oxtails He is a 1957 graduate of Rum-he was near the end. Boneless Soup Beef »49* son-Fair Haven Regional High In 1943. Field Marshal Lord Calves Liver School and prior to entering theAlanbrooke wrote in his diary Air Force attended Duke Univer- that he was afraid Churchill was Beef Kidney *27« sity for two years. at last beginning to run down e Pork Liver IJoin Our 1960 hill. Churchill bounced back to Beef Tongues «-*;. *53 the astonishing activity that helped lead the allies to victory CHRISTMAS CLUB over Hitler. "Super-Right" Veal Tbt last scare aboMCfaardim NOW OPEN came last weak. - - Breast of Veal »33' Earns A Dividend stttea, he Lad ta eased a west, fc Sliced Bacon lag with Veal Cutlets M9 Boiled Ham *•< 6 Reyibr |W* ah* efhr thata atw tarvfcas:. watch" at Chtrchiirs froat Loin Veal Chops *95 Frankfurters It was the same eU attry. MONEY ORDERS » The next day Britata's war- Rib Veal Chops tine leader was a» sad abeat, "Super-RlghT Cold Cuts tolas KM. He talked 41 mhv "Super-Right" Lamb TRAVELERS CHECKS ates with Adenauer. Even so, Sir Winston hates Sliced Bologna birthdays, forh e knows he can't Loin Lamb Chops • go on forever, At 8? he is un- deniably feeble. Sliced Uverworst £25* MARINE VIEW SAVINGS He has trouble getting faan d Rib Lamb Chops I >...».«...—• • iOLOGNA out of chairs sad automobiles. ComMnaKen i E. Stoveakea, Jr. When be reads his speeches, he Shoulder Chops and Stew AND LOAN ASSOCIATION often loses his place, or stumbles I Lf verwurst •> *• *w •74 HIGHWAY 35. After 12 weeks of officer pre- over familiar words. For Stowind MIDDUTOWN. N. J. 11 flight training he will enter six Yet. during that same fumbling Breast Sliced Meat Loaves months of primary-basic flying speech, he will suddenly galvan- Hears: Monday thru Friday I A. M. to 4 P. M. || training. ise the audience and bring un- Shank or NOCK Friday Evenings <:N to &N Airman Stoveken was proces- ashamed tears to many eyes with Luncheon Meat fleeting moments of Ms magic Used for enlistment by T. !_ way with words. Seafood Favorites Joseph T. Soboul of the Asbury Cooked Salami 'Park Air Force recruiting of ice. tare always fsseasatwl Mm. SwonlfishStoak *•*; *59« "Short wards," ha eaee saM, PorkRoll £33* are the bast, aad the eM wards ta REEDS 25th YEAR...BUY WITH CONFIDENCE! bast al an." Fancy Shrimp »* » A peer sehetar aa a bay, he Link Sausage a*V e^^^EMwWaMBap avr atUefy late. , Fresh CodfishSteaks "Ne aaebas avar paassd SausagoModt -33' few axamiaatisaa aad receiverecall d so many degrees," he Gordon Frtsh Fruits & Vogttablts THE IASY Reeds way Daring one of his illnesses, Churchill turned to Ms doctor, W" AS -^ Lord Moraa, and asked whether a drink was permitted after Fresh Mushrooms >-. • ' '' LITTLE lunch. "Do you want It," asked the NOTHINC doctor, "or do you need it?" MONEY, AS •, "I neither want it nor need -DOWN ii»»[»»" it," came back Sir Winston, "but Cauliflower .-- s DELIVERY I should think it pretty hazardous to Interfere with the Ineradicable P ^^BSSSSfJlW^ — habit of a lifetime." During his adult life Churchill Florida Oranges *-"* 5i39« for the SIISVBS of your lift •-• • has always liked alcoholic drinks, •ly champagne and dislikes an Seedless Grapefruit JKV5 & 39< first and only Oae et Ms pet hates Is autt- asskAsWn^ "- aiiaisi Jfaiaiilia —*- •* •pnifif ffM HaMMiMfjy nmffH Outstanding Grocery VaJuti! la lean te drtve. Oace ha eb> electric shaver "I hare always eaasldered VarkM»t -ran* Excapt A4VP — Naw Pack (feat the ssbstttwilea ef the la. teraal waibasrlag eaajae far •ran* Mi the hens marked a very you adjust gleemy mUestaae la the prsa- BLENDED JUICE •ass af msa." He has ridden horses, bred Vartsm IraiMb Ixcapt AfrP — Ntw Pack them, trained them, raced them to your beard and bet on them. "Don't give your son money," he once sdviied a father. "As ORANGE JUICE — 3^1.00 far as you can afford It, give and skin him horses." MUNIJUICI Only once did he admit ha was at a loss for words. SBIIBSUA alBalU SUHIIW—U(nt 4% V/aw. jai Adjusts to yow personal needs? Sat the control totter Osasbs reel aUa down, comb whWuti Someone asked what ha thought FtUITCOCKUIL panel: kft to Umtr Roller Combs where beard up. 6 c^amoad-boasd cutters shews Hlddlei of Pierre Laval, the French poll ticlan who collaborated with the TUNA FISH ch... 2 «»• 43 U tough; right to rait* where skin is Under. Bsard-whisker bases below ordinary ataviaj Nails. Unlimited settinas m tstween. 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L, Nlcfaois family, Art Day at the Newark Museum Membenmsde doctors'charts. likes hU bubble gum, ;: Monday at I p. m. Mrs. Claude Melone w»W» After a bit of chewing Buster The event is being sponsored by ElecUon of officers will be held pulls the gum with Us feet While the State Federation of Women's at next month's meeting, when stretching his neck. Clubs. the Christmas party will be cele- At Monday eight's executive board meeting at the borne of the president. Mrs. VTaeant Festa, Uave* bothering you? Dr., Mrs. Jsck Kaney. __SH US "Ot^- chairman of the America* Hone DepartflMat, aanouaced that her next meeting will be Wednesday, Dec 8 at • p. m. at tha home of Mrs. Thomas Saundets, Camp- bell Dr. Members wm decorate • Yard Com coffee cans and fill them win home-baked cookies to be given O) Inclneralers t • to patients at the two local nurs- ing homes lor. Christmas. The Drama Department, under the direcUoa, of Mrs. John B. D. WOLCOTTS SOUS U plsnslag to PAINT - HARDWAU . TOOU production to be entered in the MAW ft. •: U M8M EATONTOWN Me federatta contest this year. JHAIN' :©• HIT ON --_ _^^^^^^_ Members at* invited to attend the monthly meetings of the In- {•fafclyie&lb^^ ternational Relations Depart- ment, which will be held the third mas dance. A semi-fennel It wM Pkwy- Friday of the month at the home liaeroft Tha Uncroft Recreational As- be bsU Friday. Dec 41, *t Lav r fneva tbreeweek tour to of the chairman, Mrs. George croft School, from 8 pVm. to mid- Berarada'oa the Aircraft Carrier YM Can New Afford Iht Peterson, Lafetra Ave. The next sociation will bold a Festival of night The Star Dustars Orche- Wasp: Mr. Peck, who recently Suit for Pre-Natal Injuries meeting will be Friday, Dec. 18Magi. c at Uncroft School today: stra will provide the music. eofflplcted parachttte training at Ohtef Present at the executive board Two magicians will perform at Prizes will be offered for the Lakehurst, is stationed at Boston meeting were Mrs. Richard Rob- two shows, 1:M and 1:30 p. m. dances. Thomas Connolly is the Naval" Reaches Supreme Court arts, Mrs* Theodora fivort, Mrs* chairman of aacofattaH Electronics Technician and Sally Domldion and Katbertae The aaoaal candy sale of Boy TRENTON (AP) — la an un. MtrUno last Msy dismissed the William W. Ramsey, Mrs. John Mrs. Alfred Boylaa and their Scout Troop 1M wUl start Dae. Renter, Mrs.- Robert Hannon, Wamsker are to charge of re- child a paisoaT suit regarding the Infant Al- three children, Philadelphia freshments. U. Fnndf raised wiU ba used for • Coot has tthougg h hee sai dd he felt the child Mrs. Wilbur Rau, Mrs. Paul Bau- spent tha weex-end with Mr. and camp eejatpaMaC New mambsrs er, Mrs. George McCaughrean, WHOLESALE aadRETAa askad a» totva tMa wmler. mighigh t havh e a valilidd claim li ,, hhe Mn. Edward Boylan of Phalanx of the treop committee are Chert- Mrs. Harry Comberg, Mrs. Fes- Mn. Edward Boylan Is viiitmg „ Opaa Dally 8 dmA pja.{ Tm. aa# Tears.tg t) DM coulld aot ovarrulle ththa 1K»» dde- Rd. .-••••: er HuasMU, Charles Ennis, Lo- •••^ ciiio_B_»__n barrin•__ _ * g-_ _ _recovery_ _ ___ . JAVA ta, Mn. Ksaey. Mrs. Peterson this week with ralattves at Ham- wanWUHa aadOene Neary. Boys hihighh cjovt to •mriara adidsioa fc M 'It eoj. should be left to tha Legislature The Uncroft Csntaaa Interested to scouting and com- MODERNIZING lactterpraartiilajntlai. This or the highest court of tha state,' ' The. next regular .meeting of tee made plans Sunday at ing of 11 years of age msy sp- dadsioB tasatoid lor ITyaan, be added. the Woman's Community Club meeting at the homa of Richard Eugent Peck, son of Mr. andply tobaveoslr mames placed Robert It Witt and Theodore will be next Thursday in Memos Hollev. HIUtDD Or. . for~ ' a' Christ. Mrs. Ettwnt Peck of Manor on the wtftinc list W. Ceiaer. lawyers for defend- si School The program will fei ante involved in the accident tare a fur fashion show by Mr. A. said tha old rule should not be J. Settler, furrier of Long • mt changed by the courts, but by "*e legal Branch; Mrs. Valentine Erb will I the Legislature. be hostess, assisted by Mrs. ahould oo The tact that other states Otherwise, tt said, tha Evert, Mrs. Cariey Garofalo low such suits does not change Mn. Robert Cehte. too hard to anew* the picture In New Jersey, they Lawyer Thomas Shabel argued. Park appeared far Thomss The court reserved decision. Highlands of MUanmCt, Special On-the-Spot Purchase HYMN CONTEST Mrs. Susan McLaugblln of 38 pkssldhb wife. Praams, then ST. PAUL, Minn, (AP) — The Second St, celebrated her 87th Lutheran Society tor Worship, birthday last week at a By Our Meat Experts Brings • t«»carantomohfle accident on MosJe and the Arts is conducting dinner for members of her fam/ly s*t» 15, MWdlstQra Townshbv oa a contest tat tha wrttttg of new and friends at the home of her J«*y 2J, 1*7. hyma texts* son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and You This Big Meat Value! As a result of flw crash, be Tha wining hymns will be set Mrs. John Banko, 42 Center St •aid, his son, Sean, was bora with to naaje and featured at the •even and permanent injuries toSociety's third annual conference Mr. and Mn. Robert Romeo, Ms legs. He asked Stt.MO. next-Jane. The contest deadline 11 Morris Ct, Summit, are par- Superior Court Judge Gaw R.is Jan. 1, enU of a son, Robert, born st |Over1ook Hospital. Mia-^Romao [Is the former Miss Kay Cart- rtrora, daughter of Mrs. Frances Smoke Carlstrom of Barberie A#.

. Robert; M. Wa HlfH.nd Ave:; II rtcupera "at home [lht llMonmouth Ernest Noerenberg. Bay Ave llhas returned home after being N SUM TO INClODt MID PUDIXS patient la Monmouth Medical OM YOUR CHMSTMAS UST llCenter. Post, American Leg- Delicious Lean, the post home. Tender Smoked BAIRD-DAVISON CO., Inc. ps® Pork Shoulder* : , The monthly meeting of Cub wice at Jafewaul «a >' --'*- IBScou' Thta Pacmonthlk *y mwil«l to heM To- 174 W« RONT ST*•W •••••I - , RID RAN-K IHsMinnightt iVx-in thr e« communit will y Center 4 to 6 pounds Memorial Hffl. The theme will i , "Country Store. Q>u Stamps! Qm Your Family woo Fiiii • rich btond From Selected Parts of A NEW ROOM Iresh Coffee 55 U.S.D. A. Graded Choice Beef Lifab/s 46oc FOR CHRISTMAS Tomato Juice popular favorite can 27 Ground large whit* Grade A Eggs BraakfastGam 6ox. 53 Beef LOW COST CoMbreok Ground Fresh •conomy sprMcj Several Times Daily! NEW ROOM! Skylark Breads 1^X19'Broccoli ^^TST'VjSiA^ Sliced Bread °ST 'i 17-Sweet Peas ^ 3 i^ 49< Cane Sugar 51,47' Economy Waldorf Quality If You're Looking for Top Quality Fruits & Vegetables Wateh for Potatoes the Waldorf Labels - - They're Featured at Your Safeway Store. Every Potato Guaranteed WejdJejff WflMerf OMMNW Walderf TOUT WftvHS VOW* Wlnesop Apples Fancy SB4INKII HOMIf NO MONEY DOWN 10 ounca 3.19 bag 19 F*U ESTIMATE! 10 39< • Msdera mm *• • Medsra • PhuabMi YlftaTCS) BaWltfllfM • Maseary OAV ReMouJ • Gangs. •riessway Baby Foods Regular or dim Ik. AAaearoni tend* Pk0. 21- Kttchup MONMOUTH CONSTRUCTION CO choke el flavors world'i (Itmt HIGHWAY , AT HfAODON ', ro(. M|(- MIDDLETOV/N Morton's Pot Pies 14 ei. : Egg bows leaf, Chicken ^ 8 oz, SHADYSIDE 1 5060 • PROSPECT 5 1 33 bot. 10. 95 NumW 137 or Turk*/ . Coll E"t" • Number D',. • rj,,,(,i 25 Girls Hoar Cen«ef.n9 Gift* RED BANK HECISTER Friday, JH*. Zl, W0-r\\ • Judge Hvin Simmill For Th* t The Evergreens in Moorestown. they may be tmagfct to *e gefld They are collecting gifts for el-meeting Tuesday afteraooa, Dec HIGHLANDS — Member! of Miss Elsie K. Linde and Mrsderl, y women, including cosmet- 15. Laurel Auembly, Rainbow Girli. Helps Friends Play larrison Bance, members of theics, jewelry and handkerchiefs. of Eatontown, held a father- oman's Guild of Trinity Epis- daughter banquet this week in copal Church, are chairmen of Gifts may be left in the parish There are indications that cave- Bihn' Landing. Miss Peggy he Christmas project for.' thehall on West Front St. or in thedwelling Indiana lived la Utah Hughes of Elberoo, worthy ad Santa to Orphans Episcopal Home for the Aged, parish office, any morning, or as long.ago as UN B. C. viser, wai toastmaster. _ . Judge Hvta R. Simmill of Bel- Joseph Pestano of 7-A Gold St., Christmas with them. They'll »r mar was guest speaker. A song- Red Bank again this year will rive in Red. Bank at M a. mi fett followed the judge's speech. be pitying the role of Sinta Christmas day, and he'll take REEDS 25th YEAR...BUY WITH CONFIDENCE! MiH JiU Miller of Eatontown en- Claui for a group of youngsters them on their way back to the tertained with several pantomime b>; IS y tars eata ha and then picks ap whoever the Jato fte Johnston driveway: • «e Navy I* 1M1, h..Sisters have selected for the trip. Third Coast Guard District, was pretent at the election. Wrawtegsatheerphaaage Pestano is married to the for- far U years. mer Miss Aaa Sole, daughter of He and a former employer, Prank Sole and the late Mrs. George Trad of Deal, tomorrow Sole. Their children are Joseph, will go to the mission and bring 8; Juanilde, S; Nanette, -4, and 11 children to their homes for Lorraine, who, will be two thii Thanksgiving dinner. New Years day. Then on Dec. 9, Pestano will stage his annual Christmas party lincroft at the.orphanage. He has paid A new Brownie Troop was In- for the party in other seen; but vested last week at the home of this year U getting help from the leader, Mrs. Mary Smith, Lavoie Laboratory emptqyees and Parkview *Ter. Invested were Mr. Trad. Nancy Winters, Caroline Masher, Pestano, a barber at Sole's Peggy Scrabitt, Carol Lang, Caro sjwp on Monmouth St., each year Roma,: Diane Anderson,: Barbara sets aside the gratuities he. re-Raiser, Lira Demko, Cheril Bush- ceives in order to pay for theauers, Debbie Stevens, Kathle parlypy . In other yearsy. . It was' re- Manshan and Candy Clune. The strictetritdd to.t«« of tthhe 141.4H a tt t hthebalance of the troop will be In nusslon,, but this yyear-eecause vested at the meeting Dae. 4 4il of help from LLavoii e employeesl , the home of Mrs. Smith.. Mr. Trad and others-thc party will be attended bym^ Mrs. John McGee, a represen- Frank Magnesl, Naval Inspec Utive of the Girl Scout Council tor at Lsvoie, Joined Pestano's of New Monmouth, spoke at VSVS^PSJ 8*vf SM^ venture after doTmlng Santa Claus meeting Monday of the Neighbor- togs as a favor a couple of years hood Association of Girl Scouts. ago; Those visits led Mm to pu The meeting wss held at the 8 BRILLIANT DIAMONDS the cause before Lavoie en* home of Mrs. Dorothy Anken, Ptoyees, who responded generous- SwimminSii g RiveRi r RRdd . The bi- monthly meeting of the Neighbor- IN PERFECTLY HATCNED14K GOLD RINGS Also taking part ere two wi hood Association will be held Dec. At this low price you won't have to keep your sweetheart identified Fireston l 1 at the horns of Mrs. Connie Vho;^vihuitjired^ waiting any longer for the diamond she's hoping for. Sur- LyfordY Mlddletown . Xincrott , ipriso her for Chrlslmas-use your "credit and pay next year cream lor the Dec. Rd, at 8:15 p.m. Anyone inter- ested in Girl Scouting ir Invited. . on the easiest terms In Jown. Beautiful 14k wnirt «r yellow •••^•wPe* ~«>HB^PB^HaWBlS^S>--jrBsnassHV W gold rings she'll cherish and show wMh prlae.^' ~" greatest sattafacttoa is ta brie* New members-. Invested int< The Most Loved Ones hi the cUMraa to Ms hesae Girl Scout Troop 78 at Llncrofl and to the hesaes ef Meads aed School last Monday by Mrs. H LARMiT aetghbon to eased Christmas in R. Pemmerle were Donna Megi' SaUCTiON a fasaoy atausaam. .-, ski. Pamela Meglski, RegUa Bob. OP Pastaao's apartment ise't thi gaino and Barbara Vandermark. largest in Red Bank, and he ha Two girls who have received Heeds looking second dais badges are Virginia DIAMONDS 1 Bent and Kathrlne Htekey. Christ- IsVWIllRf some Mission egklran pMai mas presents are being made by rOtO' to share in the gifts arfd1 the girls at their meeting. Carols 717 AMI. of that day. will be sung by the girls during jEt&r >AJUt Joe says he'll be kappy to ac the Christmas aaason at > the ONEY BACK GUABANT

FIRffUtt ITEMS LEASE EXPIRIS! MUST BY DECIMBIR 31! SjntB. Brui mni bl«ek /oldln* ud dnwitrini Hmii, btu> wood box*i, llchtora, fmdtn, udlroai, fin ••&, c«l buckfU, - ate. ...~1S.»S «• 45.00 Without • diaBt, on* of tho OUR LOSS! YOUR GAIN!... WE RE lucut • coUMtioni (or milu .St.lO t> tl.50 •round ... and all modwaUlr Uai TkblH ^-.18.75 to 87.50 prlopd. ThtM m vondtrfol «HU. as.so «• S4.so CMMtle Tabla» ^.4S.B0 «• S1.S0 PMafeMk* TahlM S4.5O ta 75.00 Dnai Ttblti ...... 82.75 to so.oo LAMPS for real beauty and charm Clstntta Tabtet Sl.SO U S4.00 Ov«r~ SSO of tit* mo«t niiiul, IntorMtlnt, tlnait quality lampil Many cannot 1w du« plicated today at our prien. Table, brldit. floor, boudoir, pin-up, itudtnt lampa. All •IVI A McKILVIY klada of buaij—caramlei, nwtali, clan, mmd. ate. Al.o laanr VletorUa trp»>. •IPT CMTINCATI Pried foon »2.75 te S«4.B0. Intir* Stock Must Col Starts W«HJ., Nov. 2SJ

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Occasional club, wing barrel-back lounge chairs, luxurious Over 330 sptiag base rockers, U-ZBoys with"adjustable back and lamps to ottomaa, Call toungars and Rock-a.lock chairs. Also big Give A • choose from. and small upholstered rockers and Boston rockers. Come Gift is* thin all. McKelvey's chilrs are of the highest quality only. Choose early while our collection is large. Certificate • PUATIO a HJU • • TRIMINDQUS SUC1I0N GULISTAN CARPETS 3.W lUf. , ykt Exclutiv* Savings Plan now for new nSonwdfe or wall- to-wstl carpeting. You will find our ericas thelSwtst In fte East for Chilli- tea carpets. Our dose proximity to UN MMlTherl e In FreehoM geta you •avlngs not available outside of Free- DESKS* as»i Sweaters HOUSE TO PS «'KI2' KUGS from I31S0 « AU son SECRETARIES DRESSES ••§. a.9f . Well-to-Wall from fl.tl iq. yd. • ALL SITUS 132.50 te $279. o AU COLORS Ref. S.9Ift 1.1 9 V7 .^ 2 ..r 4-*7 Reej. 3.91 ntch sf for ^ 77 IUD6ET TERMS ARRANGED ... OR Frt* V m+ 2 for S' Ref. 1.91.4.49 • 4.M Rea. |.9I USE YOUR EASY CHARGE ACCOUNT 77 Always awing mm MnwrMMli ^ ^h 2 for S

License McKelvey of Freehold Permit #MI raasiteLB FACTORY SHOWROOMS FOR GULISTAN eULISTAN MILL Ms** aua sroiia • CARPETS MADE HERE IN FREEHOLD CAROLINA Fr»« WttMy lloilvtry WOMEN'S APPAREL Wllllln M Mllli All Said Final! 21 WEST MAIN STREET, FREEHOLD, N. J. (if WIII« , CORNER IROAD AV MONMOUTH STREETS W« "hip Anywh'ri* No Exchanacst Store Hours: Monday thru Suturelay 8:00 A, M. to 5:30 P, M. nil ll'JT-M No Rifundst RED RANK c,:j.'Ki;»««ww«a:si«^«S!:H*n!'.!.,s;«:sTOi« OPIN FRIOAV TO S r-. M.>:~:: , 12—Friday. Nov. 27, 1959 RED BANK REGISTER 2.GUYS NEPTUNE SHOPPING RT. 35, NEPTUNE CITY • OPEN DAILY 9:30 AM -10 P.M. • SUNDAY TILL 9 P.M.

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(nil ! 40.00 1.VN red. 26 IxM «.0fl I7.N KODAK STARFLASH KIT '"7.89 7.JS 45,00 , IMS Undtrwtor • Spaldinq Football SpakHnq Official >>>t 7xJa fl«,00 2I.M "Male I^Harcm" ItxM 68.00 17.N i M. t.ii«-i.»« rniM Olllrlal >llt * wrlgKt lasktfball ^ Glass Beaded Tripod Screen "•" 6.85 — WMIr, iwntoi* 70,00. 2*,H It watmlti, Kail 99 29 85.00.. M.M Cgllar * Cald, K, M, M fin. Nylon 95 CANDOR UTE METER wirh Use '•" 3.95 Ann it f, KV, *f, ll.M, 6 , i.*a. •C i Wlik (Mi 4 GOOD FOR ANY ITEM IN TNE STORE OPEN AN ECONOMY CREDIT ACCOUNT NO DOWN PAYMENT • MONTHS TO PAY The post will be host for *• Thursday, Dec. 18, at 8 p. m. In man, ia In charge of arrange- RED BANK REGISTER Leonardo Post county executive committee meet- the First Aid building. ments. 14—Friday, Nov. 27, 1959 Aid Squad Awards were received by Miss ing Wednesday night. Aides Listed Kathiann Wells and Mrs. WilAdd- s 2 Members liam Kohlenbush. Uth BIRTHDAY Unit Picks Mrs. Walter A. Mewes, chair LEONARDO — Two new mem- BELFORD — The 11th birth- Garden Oub man, will be assisted by Mn. Mrs. Beatty celebrated her ben were accepted by Post 338, day of Lynn Akerlund, daughter Its Officers Penta, Mrs. Martin D., Fehlha- birthday. American Legion, recently. of Mr. and Mn. Ted Akerlund, ber, Mrs. Kohlenbush and Mrs. Attending were Mrs. Penta, was celebrated last week. Workshop HIGHLANDS-Nomination and Beatty. Mrs. Maxson, Mrs. Ryan, Mrs. They are John P. Brennan, 34 Ave.. Wghlands, and Present were Leslie Wenk, Laura election of officen of the First An Invitation was received Tompkins, Mrs. Patterson, Mrs. L-~-„-,;,•. •M ~ .--...i. Av(, C rt> MoBmouUlAve Cook, Barbara Wagner, Jackie Aid Squad Ladies Auxiliary was from the First Aid Squad forKinney. Mrs. Martin D. Fehlha- ^*, £**' " Rundle, Claudia Heek, Karen Is Held auxiliary members to attend the ber, Mrs. Orris D. Steeiman, Mn. Navesink. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS-The held Monday in the group's build- The post will have a toy party Hughes, Linda Boesch, Catherine annual dinner-dance Saturday, George Armstrong, Mn. Kohlen- Galvin Frances Connelly, Terry, all-day workshop of the Atlantic ing. bush and Miss' Florence Kohlen< and sale Monday night at the post Highlands Garden Club was held Dec. 5, at 8 p. m. Donna, Neil and Clifford Aker- Mrs. Luke Penta presided at The constitution was read and bush. home, Rt. 36. Brand name Ameri last week In the Sea Scout build can toys will be on sale. lund and Bonnie Heineck. Ing. Yacht Harbor. the meeting. approved by the group. Mn. Roy Maxso.. nt wa_s electe• d A report was given on the No- SQUIBB OPENS PLANT It was announced Oat Walter The average depth of the Mrs. Charlei Johnson and Mrs, l lt P. Panells, Port Monmouth, past Jack Weiler were in charge. S£ .5:-5W v«nber card party, by Mn. Har- NEW BRUNSWICK (AP) — earth's oceans is 12,451 feet. vice president; Mn. Harry,V. ry Tompkins, chairman. E. R. Squibb A Sons has historian, was the second place Material for the Christmas Tompkins, recording secretary; opened a million dollar pilot winner in the county's Legion bazar to be held Friday, Dec 4 Christmas Party history contest. was prepared. NAVY HONOR —WAVE Seaman Apprentice Joan Kus- Mn. William E. Beatty, financial plant for the production of antl secretary; Mn. William E. Koh- World War I veterans who be-lj NEW FACTS ON The bam will be held at the ner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Felix Kutner. 271 Waif The annual Christmas party cancer steriod compounds. Squibb lenbush, treasurer, and Mn. Da- will be held Dec. 17 at 8:30 p. m.will use the plant in a search lleved they are eligible for pen-(I former Young's delicatessen St., Eatontown, wa» cited by the N«vy recently follow- Uj p, tenon, sergeant-at HEARING LOSS ttore. First and Mount Aves. It E t Secret pals will exchange gifts for synthetic steriodi, on* of theslons were urged to contact David will open at 10 a. m. ng the graduation of her recruit company. Mitt Kumar |arms. Mrs. Maxson will succeed and names of the secret palsgroups of chemical agents, that Jackson, post service officer. Ap-|| plications for pensions must be FROM LEADING Final workshop meeting for the was the recipient of the highest award given to • re- Mn. Penta. will be revealed. can restrain tome types of can- A card party cer in man. filed prior to July 1. I960. bazar will be held Tuesday at cruit, the American Spirit Honor Modal. She wai chos- will be held Mrs. Charles H. Kinney, chair- EAR PHYSICIAN 1 p. m. in the home of Mrs. en because of her high example to her cUttmatas in all Waldron P. Smith, « Scenic Ct Can you mover theu Final meeting of the bazar com- phases of Navy training. She will spend • 14-day leave YOUR DEPOSIT IN OUR mittee and workers will be held with har parents and than report to Disbursing School, important questions about at the home of Mrs. Charles Mac- Newport, R. I. Mist Kusnor it a graduate of Long Laughlin, Seventh Ave., Tuesday hearing loss ? .:•'"; Branch High School and was employed by tho Allen- 114 MONMOUTH ST. SH 1-44U RID BANK night. She is chairman. I960 Christmas Club 1. Can a hearing (otsbat»\ Committee Aides hunt National Bank prior to enlisting at the Navy Re- reeted without medicine or Committee aides are Mrs. cruiting Station, Red Bank. EARNS INTEREST Old World Quality Products surgery of aay kind? Ralph Martin and Mrs. Paul Joy, FULL UNE OF QUALITY 2. How can a hearing loss ai- white elephant table: Mrs. Smith feet your health? and Mrs. Victor Williams, fancy New Monmouth were Walter Schwartz, Grace II Jala aw club la way class Maw and MEATS AND MEAT PRODUCTS table: Mn. Richard Flatley and Miss Lydia Minchin, daughter Facon, Maryellen and Chris Ryan as lncHcatt> for any eh* that h cowptetaly P«M ap. OUR DELICIOUS S. Will a hearing toss over Mrs, Stanley Joumeay, jewelry: Mr. and Mrs. William Minchin, and Leonard Glowzenski. COLD CUTS ARI "go away by Itself?" Mrs. Elbert Mason, garb-bag; laplewood Dr., celebrated a SKILLFULLY PRIPARftf 4. How can you tell If your Mrs. Charles Johnson and Mn. Sweet 16" birthday Saturday Firefighting Program OWN YOUR CLUf AT E1THI* OUR child has a hearing loss? Jack Weiler, glamour table; Mn. rith 40 friends. Given for Scoutera IATONTOWN OR MAIN OMCI ON THI PtIMlStt 5. Just how good an hearing Prank Groener and Mrs. Henry aids available today? Reith, food: Mrs. Edmund Hart' KEANSBURG — Members oflj •METTWURST Robert Leach, ton of Mr. and •KIELBASA A leading doctor answers corn and Mrs. B. G. Martin, tales In. George Leach, Wilson Ave. the New Point Comfort Fire Deposit Weekly Get Back For N Weeks • WESTPHALIAN , these and hundreds of other table; Mn. George Kelly, posters, rho was born Nov. 10 in Jeney Company, under leadership of Next November SCMNKEN questions about hearins. loss and Mn. Orris D. Steeiman, pub- City Medical Center, wat bapCharle- s Gee, presented a pro- $ .SO COLD •UVERWURST and deafness in a new FREE licity. tized Sunday in St. Mary's Cath- gram on firefighting to area 1.00 "ZL..1 2SJS •GERMAN-STYLE booklet available without cost The next meeting will be Thurs- olic Church. The sponsors were scout workers in the Public BREAKFAST SAUSAGE or obligation. Mr. and Mn. Michael Sand- School. 2.00 .. 101.00 • ITALIAN PURE PORK Come in or write for your day at 1:30 p. m. HOT at SWEET SAUSAGE The annual Christmas lunch- owick of North Arlington. A buf- Firefighting equipment was II 5.00 252.50 copy today. l , eon will be Wednesday, Dec s, fet lunch wu held falter at the demonstrated and the use of II 10.00 . 105.00 SPECIAL at 12:30 in Cedar Inn Restaurant, Leach home. safety masks explained. Fire pre- Highland*. • vention was discussed and pre- Acousticon Hearing The annual hand made corsage Mn. John Mahoney. Mn John ventive measures to be taken, SAUERBRATEN - 89f> contest will be held and prizes Chamberlain, Mn. James Kea< especially at Christmas time, Aid Carter we will be awarded to the prettiest Mrs. Rerahardt Hergenro- ™ explained. m MMnausi, The program was in conjunc- Allenhurst National Bank UVERWURST - • 65; and most original corsage. Mn. ther, Mn. Joseph Morgan. Mn. Ml Ceetaaa Aveave Steeiman was named chairman Robert Holland and Mn. Rich- tion with firemanship merit ard Gage, members of the Lone badge tests. * LARGE SELECTION OF SWISS ASBURYPARK Oaks Club, attended a perform' Boy Scout Troop 51 wu host & Trust Company AND GERMAN IMPORTED DELICACIES Safety Contest ance of "Sweet Bird of Youth" for the program. PR 4-2208 . and had dinner at the Savoy Hil- EATONTOWN ALLENHURST FREE PARKING AT REAR OF STORE KM MMie* 'tkra Msay • mm. ton Hotel, New York. Saturday. Newfoundland became the 10th FREE DELIVERY ON FREEZER ORDERS to a pj». ait, t* 4 SMB. Winners Named Mn. Richard Gage will be host- province of Canada in 1948. HAZLET — Three boys and ess at the meeting next Wed-1 three girls were the winnen of a nesday. safety contest sponsored by Po- ling's Service Station, Bethany Dennis Chamberlain, son of Mr. II Rd., here. and Mrs. John Chamberlain, Lone I The winnen were Timothy Ker- Oak Rd., celebrated his seventh win, 3 Old Manor Rd.; Stephen birthday Nov. 17 at a party. I Pfeiffer, 18 Chestnut Rd.; DenPresen- t were Timothy Keating, nis Robinson, 17 Knollwood Rd. Daniel Mahoney, John Matey, Patricia Ford, 33 Telegraph Hill Brian and Eileen Chamberlain|| Rd.; Katherine Parker, 5 Home- and Erin Chamberlain. stead PI., and Maureen Rush, 11 Mayfalr Rd. William Cavanaugh, son of Mr. II The contest was open to child- and Mrs. William J. Cavanaugh, I ren in the nearby elementary Melrose Ter., celebrated his third schools. birthday Nov. 17. Present were Winnen of the contest submit- Mr. and Mrs. Louis Matyas and ted the best answers to oe fallow- family and Mrs. William Cav- ing question: "My five rules of anaugh. Eliiabeth: Mr. and Mrs. safety when going to and from Virgil Lawson, Old Bridge, and School are?" Joanne and Barbara Cavanaugh. [ The prizes were awarded by Police Chiefs Joseph W. Phillips Mn. Carmen Cicero entertained of Holmdel and William J. Till of at a jewelry demonstration last I Raritan Township. week. Mrs. Julia Kuhmn of Clark The three boys received toy wu the demonstrator. Guests trucks as prizes, while the glrlt were Mrs. Patrick McCall, Mrs. received dolls. Winston Williams, Mrs. Eugene Barradale, Mrs. Robert Barra-ll dale, Mn. John Shine, Mrs. The lowest point in mountain- Louise Cicero, Mrs. Joseph Bren-1 ous Wyoming is 3.100 feet above ner, Mrs. Herbert Arnaus, Mrs. I HANDY HANNAH aea level. Arthur Finn, Mrs. Eugene Judge I and Mrs. William Moral). MASSAutR All yen awd (a ASBURY PARK Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Gott-ll Mutual Funds lleb, Mercury St., are parents of II a daughter, Deborah Jean, born I Scott's Musk Shop What they are in Margaret Hague Hospital, Jer-1 How to buy them sey City, Friday Nov. 13. How they operate Mrs. Leonard Ianmunder, Chap-jl For free booklet, write to man Ter., celebrated her birth-II day Nov. 17 with friends. I. fttMfp WtitM ft S«tt FREEHOLD aVHasBHsasasaBBiBBsl Listed sad Ualltted Securities The ninth birthday of Stephen II RPBANK Mutual Funds Van Zandt, son of Mr. and Mrs. Upitin Etectric 111 Broadway. Leag Branch William Van Zandt. Wilson Ave., II HvokTs fUdio t was celebrated Sunday. Present •••••••••* were Sal de Filippl, Thomas J Without obligation please Boesch, Kenneth Sterling. John Electric Shop i tend free booklet to . . .! D'Ulisse and William Van Zandt. • Name •Address The sixth birthday of Daniel Meenan, son of Mr. and Mrs r Clc 'f IIK» • ••••••a*aa*a)S« •••••••»«•§ Vincent Meenan, Millbrook Dr., was celebrated last week. Present 2*7 MMaSirttt SOUTH RIYB. Cart's Appliance LION'S KEYPORT taVRaBsHasasai Store Same Day Service Pete's, Inc. At Oar Call Offico on • DRY CLEANING • SHIRTS • FLATWORK M.7* WHITI ST. Rip

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IT COSTS NO MORE TO IOOK THROUGH YOUR LOCAL TRAVEL AGENT LIBERTY ticular candidate. either to make their own move rraafc feel fell watts I was tOK. CMktfTMAg RED BANK Case Neutral, "this,'* said Sen. Case, "is intoward capturing the Presidential loan Caulfield Looking ssnfaasssvaissa># C satlsa js^ksaaja jlaW^^et »t FrWay, No*. 27, 1990—IS accord with a sound New Jernomination- . first, bet tfs Ua4 ef wneerras- Children's appetites and Christ' sey tradition of long standing." « te date whea yearn eref- mas morning just do not seem breakfast in their Christmas So is Erdman And he said he believed "every Forward to New Way of Life to go together. Serving a sit stocking: nourishing cookies and potential candidate will respect Mrs. Carotenuto "Now I waat to kick up my down breakfast on this exciting both dried and fresh fruit On Nomination New Jersey's views as to this." By Beb names | ttved at borne, awl my mother beds a little serf see what it's day is next to impossible in With it serve eggnogt . . - Sen. Case also requested Mr. AP Movie-TV Writer sasde decisions for me. Then I like. The ealy trouble Is that all most households. the youngsters' flavored with/ WASHINGTON - Sen. Is Honored of my eld beaux are married. vanilla and the eduMs' w*Ji Clifford Erdman to "exclude me from HOLLYWOOD (AP)-What's it taarried Frank, and I took all One way to get them to eat p. Caae (R.-N.J.) has assumed consideration as a member of SHREWSBURY -Mrs. Roslne say pnMema to him tt.decide." But maybe I caa Had eoe or without forcing is to put their more potent things. • position of neutrality as regards like for a divorcee to go through two. I think I sOH might is the New Jersey delegation" toO, . Carotenuto of New Monmoutb a pregnancy all by herself? ' Their marriage was destroyed, the possible choice for the Reth- e convention, also on tradition- was honored at a meeting of the she said, in the television series abtn to promote a hot dbwer at publican nomination for President board of directors of the county "It was hell," said Joan Caul- Rotasaotrs." al grounds. Seasoned observers field. Mar of one of Hollywood's they undertook together, "Sally.'' next year. took this to mean that Sen. Case Red Cross chapter when aha was "It was a terrible mistake," She also wants to resume her So, it was made clear, if Char- a pin representing 10 oddest domestic situations. "I've will be out to succeed himself in had quite a year. I last worked she admitted. "Aside from Lust .acting career. Not with another SYLVETTE les R. Brdman, Jr., Republican the U.S. Senate. It is party tra- and Fontanae, I don't know of TV aeries, but peAaps with gaeet itate chairman. in November a year ago. In FAMOUS FOR VALUIS dition that office holders who in- Mrs. Carotenuto is the disaster March, I had a bad auto acci- any married couple who cashotn s and a Broadway play. "As I told you over the tele- tend to run 'again refrain from nurse vice chairman ot the medi- dent. In April, I divorced Frank work together successfully. I've started a whole new life," MWOUTOWN SHOPPING CINTW phone, "Sen. Case wrote Mr. appearingas convention delegates. cal and nursing aid l "I blamed Frank for all theshe remarked. "I'm 31, but may- Erdman in a letter made pub- the chapter's disaster prtpar- (Ross, noted producer.) In "May, 9S ' ' n^nnasssasi nfManet* StSsanfteWaV *#al Sen.. Case is known to bea of I found out I was pregnant I frustrations I had en the shew. I be it's not too late to begin." arV ' ' "esfgVjexi etWvy •sw^psneiy m lic Wednesday, "I am heartily friend of both Vice President edneas- and relief committee. In spent the rest of the time watt- thought be wu responsible be- in accord with your thought fthat Richard M. NUwn and New York time of emergency! 33 vegJsfand cause the script's weren't good '/» U. tOX LOfTS CHOCOtATtS our New Mrsey defecation to __ ing for the baby." the Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller and Red Cross aurses would function The child, named Caulfield or because I didn't have a hand- Mrs. Lange Republican National 'Convention his non-committal stand is re-under her direction la II areas Kevin Ross ("I get top billing atsome leading man. as I did in should not be p4ed«ed to any par-garded as an effort the county. last.") •My Favorite Husband.' We talk-Heads Auxiliary ed about onr problems all the last"), was born a fortnight ago, SHREWSBURY — Mrs. George with complications. The birth time, and we Just got sick of WITH THIS COUPON ••••••a each other." Uage, Jr., was elected president was over two weeks late. After of the fire auxiliary at Tuesday nine hours of labor. Miss Caul- Does she think their marriage night's, meeting of the group in field underwent a Caesarean op- would have been, preserved if the fire house. DAVIDSONS eration. An after-effect made it they had avoided the TV ven-Also on the new slate of officers appear she would require another ture? will be Mrs. Isadore Catalano, operation, but the situation eased "Absolutely," she replied. "Wevice president; Mrs. Robert HOSE Mioriort 10 106 mo gy were happy before. And we getScott, secretary, and Mrs. Carl • (LIMIT 2 PAW) Now the actress has bounced along much better now. I think NiU, treasurer. back with her customary verve • Famous brand by Bar- I understand 'Frank now. andThe installation dinner will take FOODTOWN and proudly displays her tiny, perhaps he knows me better. He • Uagtoa MHU. If perfect knob-nosed son at her Beverly place at 7:30 p.m. Saturday, Jan. S and la brand aasne hex was with me when I was in the18 in Shadowbrook. Chairmen for WUtop home, once ..owned by hospital and was- very under- J would sell for 1145 pr. John Barrymore. She admitted the affair are Mrs. George Marx standing. He's very proud of hisof Little Silver, Mrs. Frank Lane that the whole experience has son." 55 SUPERMARKET Imade her a changed person. of Shrewsbury and Mrs. Peter 1 "Oh, rre learned ae much la Then perhaps they might recon- Hart of Fair Haven. TV SUPPERS tMf Mft f|flrM Sfet MECatfatttd* cile? Mrs. Alfred Cooney, president, "This Is the tat flaw la my "I 1—117 oasi tamw, announced that the members are WITH THI MJUCHASI I hare beeaea aqr ewa, said sari—sly, "rattans. Bat preparing gifts for the residents OF s Pus. OF SYLVETTE SIAMLESS Is now the exclusive Foodtown Market 11 Uka tt> Bafm, I always first I waat te have my fUag. of the firemen's home in Boonton OR FULL FASHIONED NYLONS Harold Tetley, Prospect Ave., Tetley for his "fine performance in Red Bank and Little Silver. Shop and ittle Silver complained at the meeting that and a letter of commendation the borough wu not getting will go out to him from the gov- enough protection from midnight erning body. 99: [•Jlll'Tal IZone Measure to 8 p. ni. He saM there should A minor subdivision was grant- 3 ft. FOR 2.97 • NO DISCOUNTS be more policemen on duty. ed to Otto Meyer, White Rd. Introduced Mr. Stephens said some police- You'll Save More! men had te be used for- school DECLARED DIVIDEND SPECIAL GROUP LITTLE SILVER — A raring crossing duty — leaving them un- MATAV/AN — The Hanson-Van ordinance amendment — topro availabl- e for the midnight to IWlnkle-Munnlng Co. has an' hibit non-conforming properly a. m. shift. nounced that at a recent meeting SKIRTS usages from continuing that way A letter wu received from Red of the board of directors a 2*A MOOTS • SWIATDIS - UOUSIS — was introduced by Borough Bank Police Chief George H. per cent stock dividend on the Council Tuesday night Clayton citing Special Police Of- outstanding common stock wu Vol. to 10.95 Public hearing was set forficer Richard Tetley for his work declared payable Dec. 30. Cash NOW Dec. I at 8:15 p. m. in the recent gun battle with a will be paid for a stockholder's Councllman Douglass C. Wright robber. fractional interest of leu than 3 said under the present ordinance Mr. Stephens also cited Mr.one share, the firm said. a non-conforming usage, as a piece of property is called where it does not blend in with the rest SHOP AND (COMPARE — LOW PifClS 1VWYDAY OF of the area, can become another noa-conforming usage.' CUT FROM YOUNG WESTERN PORKERS He said there have been In- stances where this has happen- FAMOUS FOR VALUES RIB END LOIN END ed and the Planning Board, as well as council, would like to SYLVETTE put a stop to it. la other business, council will MIDDLETOWN SHOPPING CENTER - Hwy write a letter to the Board ot Education about a floodlight OPU4 IVBtY IVININft Til. CHRISTMAS • SAT. TIL 4 P. M. glare condition on Point Rd.! and Seven Bridges Rd.; Metarlst Hatard Mr5. Wrightsald then an a OPEN SUNDAYS number of floodlights oa the .. BajatRoad scbabl and the sjare * iTafhuaid te sasesrista.. ,-77 NOW TIL CHRISTMAS •A"plan to provide additional lighting onHumson Rd. and Vista Dr. was approved. At council's meeting two weeks 12 NOON TO 5 P. M. ago, a petition wu received from 3» residents of that area calling as seen on TV for Increased lighting. Mr. Wright said the work will be done sometime next month. Council again heard a com- 'you just won't believe it, but the plaint from Elliot B. Schneider, M fouthvale Ave, Oat no action hat been taken on getting a sec- price is tion of ieads paved in the Sll- verstde Park housing deve down»I.OOr ment Mr. Schneider, who hu pushed hard to get the work done, said James R. Mlnogue, borough at torney, stated two weeks ago the paving job wu to begin Im- mediately. But nothing his happened yet, Mr. Schneider said.

Mr. Minogue informed the gov- living* erning body at Its last meeting he bad been assured by a "toed attorney" that M. J. SUvoU, longline Mlddtetowa contractor, "will be- gin work immediately" and com- bra. plete the Job "before winter sets to." Little Silver hu filed a suit formerly against SUverslde Park for al- $ leged failure to comply with a performance bond agreement en- 6.95 tered Into in November, INT. It expired but November. now only The borough is seeking Sl.M from the developer and its bond- ing company, Continental Casu- 0.S.NO alty Co. Mr. Schneider even offered to It's really amoring/ 1th head a committee to investigate the failure ot developers to ful- wonderful bra it AamkQ*% fill agreements with the bor- lorge»t selling lonajin* bra. So many were sold tfiot th» But acting Mayor Lewis R. Lowry said he saw no need for coit* ware reduced and new such • group. Playfti panes ttte tavhgi en fe "We have confidence la our -33 mad committee and our attor- you. You know. H'$ no wondef ney/' he said, "and we will leave this bra is so popular. The. the matter up to them." LINDEN FARMS-FROZEN Read Survey •xcluiive elastic mogic-midrifl. Meanwhile, Councilman Ed- gives you a smooth, slim, 6 O 7 CANS ward F. Torre, road committee unbroken line from bust to hips ORANGE chairman, reported that he his surveyed sll roads in the, borough ... jutt right for today's fitted O 7 CANS prior to making up the municipal fashions. The eloitic panels JUICE Midget for neat year. - smooth you aJV around... sides, Ha said the borough engineer Is making sn estimate of coat of front and back. Ploytex Living the road work and will prestnt Longline bra is so comfortable, 97 Irood Sfi««t, Rod lank It to him today or tomorrow. The governing body will meet too... no pinching or binding. Wednesday at 7:30 p. m. In the And, there'i no center stay to Rt. 35, Eatonfown (closed Sun.) borough hill to prepare for a sec- jab or poke. Ploytex Living bra ond hearing on a sewerage com- mittee report Dec, 7. stretches in every direction Council will meet with the your body movsi... yet always 506 Prospect Avt., Ufti« Sllvtr Bosrd of Health and its sewer- ago committee to discuss the let- SYivirrrs OUARANTII OP COMPLITI SATISPACTION stays in place. Take advantage ters of rcaldcnts received on the 1. No Extra Coslt Your corset and bra is expertly fitted and altered of the new low price today. * 1126 Ocean Avt., Sea Iri9.l1? possibility of Installing a sewer- to your Individual requirement at no extra cost. Playtex Living Longline bra age system here. 1. No Extra Cost! Sylvotto will maintain this perfect fit for you , . , Thu answer) will be read at at sll tlmci , , , without chnrRC. 32A to 44C. White $5.95. tho hearing. t. No Extra Costl Sylvotto will replaco worn garter*, rcplush whero necensry, mend open Ream*, rcplnco miming tones without c tin rue. "D" sizos $6.95. Block $6.95. 125 Iroadway, Long Branch Prleai effective Friday and Councilman Clmrlcn W. Ste- phen*, pollen committee chilr- "0" sfzos $7.95. • FooeHown M«rkofi Opon Sunday Saturday, Nov. 27th and 28th man, sold plnn» call for Another policeman to ho ndded to tho de- k partment noxt yenr. K USE OUR BUDGET PLAN or CHRISTMAS LAYAWAY 16-Friday. Nov. 27, 1959 RED BANK REGISTEB

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- tifc Miss Elaine West Young-Sheeran Weds George Friberg Wedding Announced

SEA BRIGHT—Mr. and Mrs. nstor, officiated. Dr. Carl F KEYPORT-Mr. and Mrs. War. orange, and had a mateUag pic- Arthur West of 19 Church St. an- Mueller was the organist, and ta Young of 24 West First St ture hat of velvet. She carried nounce the marriage of their Ronald Clark solist. Bouquets of announce the marriage of their velvet muff covered 'with daughter, Miss Elaine G.'West, all white chrysanthemums, with daughter. Miss Wanda ~ . yasnthemums in a deep1 cop- to George Eric Friberg, son of palms in the background, de- 'oung, to Lee Joseph Sheerao, |pst torn. Th* bridesmaids wore Mr. and Mrs. George Eric Fri- corated the church. •on of Mr. and Mrs. Leroy emerald green, and they carried berg of Yonkers, N. Y., Nov. 14 The bride was given In mar Sheeraa of South. Concourse, iUght copper tonsd chrysaathe- in the Red Bank Presbyterian riage by her father. Her white Union Beach, Nov. 14 to St Church. peau-de-soie gown was styled Bernadette's Catholic Church, The bride's mother, won a gold- with a portrait neckline and a Rev. Dr. Charles S. Webster, Madison Park, Parlin. Rev. colored velvet dress, trimmed in ihapel-length train, trimmed Thomas ODea officiated at the mink fur, aad a corsage of burnt with re-embroidered Alencon double-ring ceremony. orange chrysanthemums., The lace. Her three-tier veil fell from The bride was escorted by herlbrtdegr, I'S mother wore*gray Pupils, Glee Club a tiara of seed pearls and Either. She was attired in a lace gown, over pink saUa,~and To Entertain PTA sequins, and her bouquet was gown of lace and tulle over taf- a corsage of pink Chrysaathe- whie butterfly orchids. feta. The dress had a fitted lace OCEANPORT — The executive Yes, Christmas and the Joy of Christmas giving are Delight a child with her own special Santa Doll. It Miss Joy West of Sea Bright almost around the corner and right now is the time to serves as a decoration, too; Pattern 943 has patterns pieces bodice with a Queen Anne collar, Phmp Sheeran of CUffwood board of the Parent-Teacher As- was maid of honor. Her cran< re-embroidered . in sequins. TheBeach was best man. Benjamin sociation met this week in the start your gift-making. Nothing could be lovelier to give of face; clothes; directions for. a 12-inch doll. . berry brocaded gown was made this Christmas than handmade gifts. They always have Gay and glittering to brighten the tables at Christmas skirt was made of tier upon tier Spinelil, Browntown, and Elmer home of Mrs. Joseph Schiavone, with a scoop neckline, and trim- that personal touch which makes them doubly valuable to time. Pattern 967 contains pattern pieces for 18-inch trees. of tulle, covered with a lace pep. Ward. Haxlet, were the ushers. 60 Itaska PI. Plant were made med at the back of the full skirt the person who receives them. ' .. One tree takes just tt yard felt-the other, of three yards ', The 'bride's veil was -fin- After a reception in the church for the Christmas meeting Dec. with a matching bow. She won Choose today' from these lovely. Laura Wheeler designs crinoline, can be made in- two hours or less. ger-tip length, and heir corsage hall, the couple left for a wedding 9, when pupils and the school's a tiara, trimmed in veiling, am and make your most important gifts and holiday decora-- Just a pair of man's socks, a few scraps of fabric bouquet, feather carnations. trip in the Poconos. They will Glee Club will entertain. carried a bouquet of miniature tions. ' make these cutest 'Jama dolls. Boys ant girls—all children Miss Gail Melnter of Keyport make their home at Fort Ben- Members accepted Mrs. George chrysanthemums. Pattern 522 includes a transfer for'a 16-fnch Santa; a love them. Pattern 73t includes directions for 12-inch dolls; as maid of honor. The other ning, Ca., where the bridegroom Webb's resignation as playground pattern piece of the cap. Whip up this gay apron to en- pattern of faces and pajamas. Dolls can be made of man's The bridal attendants were Miss tertain your holiday guests. Embroider Santa on fabric or size 12 socks; clothes of fabric scraps. bridal attendants were Miss Ar- is stationed in the Army, study- representative. Mrs. Edward Joyce Cook, Long Branch, and paint him on felt Order an extra pattern for wall decora- A happy touch for a Joyous day and fun to make, this lene Steinmetz, Union Beach, and ing radar and electronics. Laurino, Jr., was appointed to Mrs. Patricia Welch, Sea Brighf tions. gay apron Santa's Jolly face and tinkling bell* trim this Mrs. David Turtle. Matawan. The bride was graduated from and tiaras weri Pattern 678 has pattern pieces and directions. Make apron. Pattern 698 has transfer of Santa head »>/4xl2 inches; All the attendants were dressed Keyport High School, and is a made to have the next board the same as those worn by these gala decorations; they are all easy to do. Use glit- five holly sprays;-directions. alike in gown styled with velvet professional dancer and dancing meeting Wednesday in the PTA honor attendant, but in royal blue. tering foil for sunburst; gift boxes to hang on tree; paper Send thirty-five cents (coins) for EACH of these pat- ©as and bouffant chiffon bal- instructor. The bridegroom was room in the school. Winter plans The bride's mother wore a blui doily cutouts for angel. terns—add five cents for;each pattern for firat-class mall- lerina-length skirts. The honor graduated from Matawan .High include a February dance. Pattern SOI has directions for a 17-inch doll; include* - ing. Send to Red Bank Register, Needlecraft Dent, P. 0. attendant ww dressed m burnt School. lace ensemble, and a corsage of transfer of face and patten for body and clothe*. She's Box 161, OM Chelsea Station, New York 11, N. Y. Print orchids. The bridegroom's mothei easy to make, floppy arms and legs all in one tilth: body. plainly pattern number, name, address and tone. Turn to Garden Club to Hold chose rose colored lace for hi Seventeen inches tall, she ii a gift to thrill Htttt' mothers our daily Needlecraft feature for additional gift-making gown, and orchids. of all ages. ' ..-,•• suggestions. ' Unitarian Women's Club Christmas Sale Friday William Rogler of Sea Brighi NAVESINK — Mrs. Harry.Cra was best man. The ushers Were Quick chicken a la king is a ver is chairman of the Christmas Ralph Johnson of Connecticu good way to make use of cooked Kitty Kelly and Dr. Leonard Calson of Af chicken, says Monmouth County Identification' es Bazar Dec. 5 .tale which the Garden Club will 1 ;hold next Friday from 1 to 9 bany, N. V.. the bridegroom home agent Mrs. Lorns K. cousin. White. Heat two cans condensed LITTLE SILVER — A Christ- Booth chairmen Include Mrs. "p. m. in the library. On sale Juvenile Delinquency Is Theme Harrison Rowe and Mrs. Waltc After a reception at Gibbs Hall, cream of mushroom soup in a its bazar with a variety of taste • will be Christmas decorations and tempters and booths boasting Marvin, Holiday Haven, where .greens, Fort Monmouth Officers Club a' saucepan over low heat, stirring to keep it from scorching to For Sisterhood many bargains is planned by die Christmas gifts, wrappings am. Eatontown, the couple left fo: And the Law in One State decorations will be sold; Mrs. • Assisting the chairman will be a wedding trip to the Poconos, make a smooth sauce. While the RUMSON — "Identification" to Unitarian Womens Club of Mon- Mrs. Robert Gorsuch of Atlantic Robert B. Klmbill, preserve pan- The bride's traveling . costumi soup is heating, add one or two Whenever a fresh wave ofiin the community. It there is no the theme for the annual pledge mouth County for Saturday, Dec. Highlands; Mrs. Richard Hurd in the fire house here; . " try, featuring fancy jellies and was brown and tan with match plmientoes, chopped or sliced in Juvenile delinquency hits the ,_othe_ r wa.,y t_o ,preven t a boy from„ night which the Sisterhood of the and Mrs. Harry Corwin, Locust, ing accessories. The couple will small pieces, a sprinkle of cel- The baser will be open from 11 preserves; Mrs. John Vogler snd and Mrs. David Jackson, Nave- country I think of the way one interfering with property righu|CongregatlonBnalIsraelwlll hold live in Rochester, N. Y. ery salt and two cups cooked [Tuesday hi the synagogue. . m. to • p. m. ' V - Mrs. R. C Borger. the Garden sink. man, the late Lyle Jackson, an or the free use of the streets, Gate, featuring plants and dried The bride was graduated from chicken cut in one-inch pieces. upstate New York Judge, put a Serve over rice, crisp toast, Chi- that boy must be put away In Members plan to give this floral arrangements; Mrs. Blair SHOW CHANGES TITLE Long Branch High School, an<~ stop to teenage crimes in Hornell, a reformatory and shut up just year's pledge to the congregation has been employed as a secre nese noodles or in patty shells. Burch and Mrs. A. M. Bessley. the Erie Railroad shop center. as a criminal would have to he to be used to purchase an iden- Fire House the Bakery Box, featuring home- NEW YORK CAP)—Alan Jay tary by the U. S. Signal 'Equip- Five children ranging in age shut up or mad dogs killed. tification sign for the synagogue, Lerner and Frederick Loewe, baked cakes and cookies; Mrs. ment Support Agency at Foi To Size 48 from 10 to IS had beaten up an It is the public policy that the The program theme will be -creators of "My Fair Lady," are Monmouth. 'old nun. They and their parents Shower Held Warren Sawyer and Mrs: Arthur parent should have the custody "Jewish Women Throughout the Cave, childrens wear. 'changing the title of their next The bridgroom was graduated were brought before Judge Jack- Ages." Herman J. Obermayer, projected stage show. and control of his child and should FAIR HAVEN-A shower for Mrs. Russell Grsy Is to charge from Roosevelt High School Printed Patttrn son. Ai a writer, I sat in at the be responsible for that child's be- editor and publisher of The Originally called "Jenny Kiss'dlYonkers. N. Y.. and Worchestei hearing. Before ruling on the case extra supplies for the kitchen of of the'toy'table, which will offer havior. No one can take the child Dairy Record, will speak. Mrs, ' new and used toys. IMe," the musical fantasy is now Polytechnic Institute in Massa the judge explained the New York Seymour Friedman1 is program the fire house followed the law as it related to juvenile away from him so long as he iness meeting of the Ladies' Aux- There also will be a Christmas known aw "Camelot." The plot chusetts. He is a chemical engi gives it proper care and ex- chairman. ; concerns the days of'King Ar- neer, employed at Eastman Kc delinquency. Many other states iliary Isst week. tree, decorated with gifts for ercises proper control over Mrs. Jerome Beuler and Mrs. thur. dak Company in Rochester. have similar Isws. Melvin Lowenstein are -pledge children. Assisting Mrs. -Gray But along with that right Members also contributed to will be Mrs. Thomas Ruzeika and A child under 18 is guilty of custody, society imposes upon the night chairmen, assiited by Mrs. the Marlboro Hospital Auxiliary George Marx, Mrs. Jack Winters Mrs. G. W. Fehr. ' juvenile delinquency if be does parent the responsibility and Christmas fund, which wllj sup- ENROLL NOW FOR some act which if done by I obligation of seeing that this and Mrs. Louis Drain, decora- Mrs. Jutfion Richardson Is in grown-up would be a crime. tions; Mn. Raymond Phillips, in ply gifts for the institution's i- charge of the booth selling "white child becomes a peaceful and elephant' dishes, bric-a-brac and When year chlMrea stay away useful citizen. vitations; Mrs. Edward Straus, 10 patients. . fr»m school, wander tfcroaga refreshments; Mrs. Samuel Co-] A new member, Mrs. John W. lamps. I EVENING CLASSES If you keep a dsg you knew hen. tallies; Mrs. Raymond Gold Mrs. S. M. Vaitola will sell the streets to stone eut wwdews la ugly aad don't make It year McQueen, was welcomed. Mrs. }S Far Day Ctauct Ce* tar MeniMtfoN .rw lights, damage property or hurt stein, publicity, and Mrs. Henry Robert Matthews and Mrs. James Jewelry and cosmetics. haslaess te stop It from Mnag E. Rltterman, hostesses. people, they are dolag seme- sstaoees, then you will be hoM Butler were named to the De- A Browsing Corner will feature thlng which would be a crime HaMe for the damage that dog camber fir* iimmittee. books, recorders and sheet music. | • Small Down Payment • Easy Term* If done by an elder psises). It A covered dish supper Christ- Mrs. Robert Creager, presi- Is the responsibility af the par* New Sisterhood mas party will be held at the dent, is In charge of the snack \t Richards School of Beauty Culture eat to keep the child frssn de- The same ruling applies to a next meeting, pec. 17. when of- bar, which will be open all day. j| 2S IROAD ST. SH 1-2111 RID RANK tag child. If your child goes out Being Formed ficers will be elected. During the afternoon, Mrs. Jos- plundering, marauding, and as- eph Dempsey will do sketches of We ire living in a free country. Hostesses were Mrs. Russell saulting, and you know it and The Women of Monmouth Re- Mintoa, Mrs. John P. Mulvihlll, children. A puppet show also is It Is the usual everyday things don't take measures to stop It, formTemple of Shrewsbury, at a Sr., Mrs. Henry Stadler, Mrs. planned for the afternoon, with we enjoy that makes America you are liable for the damage meeting Monday la Ballantlne'i Albert Osborae, Mrs. Luke Pryor, Mrs. John Manley in charge. free. We are proud of this free- done by that child. If you say, auditorium, organised a Sitter Helen Bennett and Mrs. Mn. John Thorpe is general dom. We have streets aid side- "I can't control my child, h* has hood. William chairman. ;'. ,".,•' 3 ' walks. These streets are free for got beyond me. He won't do anyy- ElscUoa of the group's first 'Emerson us to use. For 24 hours of the day s y gU)p W|n officers, and discussion of th* we can walk on them and be from playing truant, or breaking unit's constitution will be held at guaranteed that we will not be windows or—" then the law steps the meeting Dec. 14 la the Pres- molested. We have the right to In. Your child is taken away and byterian Church Hous* on Syca- own property; you own your put in a place where he can be more Avc, Shrewsbury. A new fa*th*r fluW or clothes, your hat, your watch. controlled. Communities must be At Monday's meeting, commit' They are yours. No on* has a protected. While you have custody tees were drawn up to select a bubble cut thtttneaaVjuit right to take these things from and control of your children you Hate of officers ,snd to work 4 feueh *f yinr bmt)i' fer you or damage or destroy them. have the responsibility. out by-laws. All women members a nestly peufed coiffure' You can buy a piece of this Judge Jackson said to the par of the tempi* are invited to th* g sa December meeting. nly$2.00. ,.-• country—literally a bit of land »UU of thesth e ffivi e chlldrmhlld . " that Is part of America. It Is intend to Invoke a sseldom m sed yours and the.house you bulk) on New York State law-Section 4M of a child under If, who omits to Custom LanoBn it is your house. No Individual of the Penal Code, which makes nereis* reasonaM* dUlgencs In can take it away from you, No- parents retponslblf for crimes of the control cf such a cMM, . . body can enter it without your their children. I hold you re- •hall be guilty of a misdemean- COLD WAVE Modil %\% permission. The law protects It. sponsible!" or." ' These arc sum* of the things Juvenile delinquency dropped Open an Any day now, you'll need a which make the United States iharply in Hornell. Send your problem to Kitty Feather Fluff Cut Account, simply-cut casual like thin! It free. I rechecked Section 4M of the Kelly. Be sure to enclose a stamp- and Stylw CLOCK RADIO II.M Weakly has such smart details — softly You as taxpayers hire police* Penal code the other day. It ed , selfaddrtsied envelope, and • MIraclc-tonc radio wakei you lo music • Robot curved collar, novel buttoning, men and pay them salaries for states that "a parent, guardian address her In care of the Red Brtek Shampoo control optrmci appliances • Accurate! euiy-to-reaU skirt that's graceful when you're the purpose of guarding these or other person having custody Bank Register. clock • Decorator cabinet finished (root and back sitting or in motion. Tomorrow's rights. It Is the duty of the Glamour Rinst lor all-wound bcaujy pattern: Toddler jumper. police le give you that pre- Printed Pattern 0428: Women's lection. They are hired te pre- T«»t Curl COMPLIfl Sizes m, 38, 40, 42, 44, 40, 48. lect us on the streets from be- Izc .16 lakes 4 ynrds 39-Inch, ing molested by drunks, stick- GIVE or SEND Com* In now with or without appointment. TAMOUS OPfN AN Printed directions on ouch pot up men, mad dogi, wild anl- Hair styled by Mr. Jeitph and Mr. Anthony. WE CARf" cm part. Eaalur, nccurnle. m«li, and wuyward children, ACCOUNT 0 UII OWN No n«d Tap*! Send Ihlrly-llvo cents (coins) If you nra shot or lilt on the Reed* ACCOUNTS' or this puttern — mid 10 cents bond with a brick and sent to HONEY BEE ROWERS JEW I LI R S Or <*acli pntlurn for flml-clims 1 houplml, your dnniOKo It Just Katherine Beauty Salon lAKCin IN Cf KTM1 unlllnK. Send lo Mnrlim Mnitln, ln« mime, whether done by a 10- RUSSELL T. HODGKISS —Open Wednesdays— (i' the doctor is put in an awkward physician the names er com- fain, Canada. field, Mass., has acquired Stephen was born In' Bergen- Frank Fetta, Keyport, and Frank position. If be aays, "I'm sorry, plaints ef people in his waiting Also, Mrs. James Meikle am painting by Henry Gasser who field and at an early age showed Dicianlo, Neptune. Linens tut 1' never talk about my pa- room, er to ask Us nurse for son, James, Mountain Lakes: recently gave a caseta " talent for art. At 12 years of A mention was held at the TENTH BIRTHDAY tients," he seems churlish. If medical Information that should Mrs. Clara Moyer and Mrs. A. J straiten at the Old Mill la Tin* age he became president of the Centerville fire house. For her MIDDLETOWN—Joanne Scott, Venetian Blinds . he says the natural thing, "It's be the responsibility of the doc- Messenger, Elizabeth; Mrs. Saral ton Falls. Bergenfield School Art Club and weddinir trip to Miami, Fla., the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mar- -• coining along nicely," he may be tor alone, in respect to his pa' E. Disbrow, Toms River;' M continued as president until prob-bride wore", powder' blue' cos- tin Scott of 39 Virginia Terr., opening the door to an unwar- dent. Haviland, Oceanport; Mrs. Rosi New York lems at home prompted his join- tume, white accessories and was 10 years old Sunday. Birth- , ranted breach of a patient's pri "Dear Miss VaaderMIt: M. Storck, Little Silver; Mrs At the Metropolitan Museum ing the Merchant Marines at 15. day party guests were Barbara ^, white orchids. Neary, Frances Tylukl, Mary""** Dteerassie vscy. Please tell me if it is correct Emily S. T. Walsh. Eatontown; Art through Jan. 3 is -Glass He was returned home some Mr. and Mrs: Terry will make "Yen may be assuming," for a hospital patient to open a Miss Mildred Hardy, New Yorl 1959," an exhibition organized by months later after his true age their home in Holmdel.' The bride Ellen Coffey. Ginny Stanley. Ne " " * "* ! Medical Economics says, "that gift received from a visitor in City; Miss Doris Frame, Lon, the Corning Museum of Class, became known. • and bridegroom are Keyport High ville O'Brien, Joan Connair, Ka a question asked out of Idle his or her presence, or if one Branch; Miss Hazel Rogers an of more than 280 contemporary Off again the next year, he School graduates. thy Kaminsky, Ann Hoffman, eurleelty Is a sign that Emily should My thank you and open Miss Marion R. Courter, New pieces from 23 countries, selected joined, the Army. Honorably dis- Anne Hawley and Ellen Jane and tae MMtttaMr are close it after the visitor's departure Brunswick; Eric Heckes, Red by a jury from more than ovei charged after a year's service, Scott. Meets." In either'event, should a thank Bank, and Erick L. Hanson, New 1,800 objects. Also in exhibits he enrolled in the Art Students young artist making a bid for As a suggestion on how doctors you note be sent later?—D. S., Shrewsbury. the museum are the recent I League of New York, where he recognition in his first one-inan- can handle such a situation, the Plainview, N. V." Shrewsbury residents attenc quisitions and the newly installed studied under OUnsky, Brackman show at the Mill. 1 magazine quotes the solution of Yes, open the gift if you are ing were Mr. and Mrs. NevilU 18th century Croome Court Room and others. Bagnell refers to his painting word-witard Elmer Wheeler, who alone with the visitor. If several Orr, Mr. and Mrs. Payson W. designed by Robert Adam, In 1948 he married the former technique as "poetic expression- suggests that such a question people have called on you and Lyman, Mr. and Mrs. William eluding Gobelin tapestries. Joyce Mahon of River Edge. To ism," but states that the great should be met with another ques- only one has brought a gift, mur Gregg and Billie and Diane, Mr. A painting by modernist Bur- devote his full time to painting art masterpieces of Rembrandt tion. He advises a doctor to say. mur your thanks and put the gift and Mrs. Robert J. Dunlap am goyne Diller of Atlantic High became more difficult, and study are his favorites. In such a case, "Oh, do you know aside, unless you are urged by Barbara, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ai lands, professor of art at Brook- was relegated to a hobby status. Signpost' of his versatility re- ' Emily?" This forces the patient the others to open it. In either none, Rev. and Mrs. John Col lyn College, Is among three This self-teaching is considered mains in the high regard I' to state his interest in the case. case it Is a pleasant custom to lins and Karen, Nancy and Mik New Jersey artists in the Whit in art circles to be the facet modern masters of impressionism "If It's just casual interest," write a brief thanlt-you note at Mr. and Mrs. Harry Keller and ney Museum current exhibition that makes his work expressive also reflected in his work. the article states, "the conver- ter you have left the hospital, if Judy, Mr. and Mrs. Harry of 50 newest acquisitions. The In Its originality. His ever- Curbing his drive to' do nothing sation can easily be steered fur- this is possible. . Greenwood, Mr. and Mrs. Rob- work is from the private collec- changing moods are revealed in but carry out his own energetic ert H. Disbrow, Mr. and Mrs, tion of May Walters of New his canvases which are classic ideas in paint on canvases, Bag- George H. Dale, Mr. and Mrs, York City and contributed to the in form, romantic in composition nell works toward security for his Campbell, Mr. and Mrs. Ander museum. The other New Jersey and expressionlstlc In technique— wife and three children and con- son and Sharon, Mrs. Jacob Jef artists are Henry Niese and Leon everything essential to test the tinues self-criticism and study of frey and Miss Bessie Green. Kelly. talents of this comparatively his art work. In his spare time. Service League's Follies Tonight and Tomorrow The Junior Service League of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred F. Kln|, Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Cub- Mrs. Otto H. Lehmann, Mr. and Red Bank's Follies opens tonight Jr.. Mr. and Mn. William A. bate. Mr. and Mrs. William Mrs, N, A. Msrgoles, Mr. and in the Carlton Theater, with a Lee, Mr. and Mrs, Townsend B. Shippen Davis. Mrs. L. H. Marrow, Dr. and Mrs. second performance scheduled Martin, Mr. and Mrs. David H, Mr, and Mrs, Thomas P. Dore- Harvey Marcellus, Dr. and Mrs: for tomorrow night. Marx, Mr. and Mrs, Anthony L, mus, Sr., Mr, and Mrs. Monroe George Maisell, Mr. and Mrs. More than 200 Monmouth Coun- McKlm, Mr. and Mrs. Henry D. Eisner, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Eis- Richard G. Metcalf. ty residents will participate In the Mercer, Mr. and Mrs. Harry H. ner, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Ellis, Mr, and Mrs. Douglas Newbold, show, wfilch is a benefit for Neuberger, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Judge and Mrs. Alton V. Evans, Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Nicholas, A fey end flaHerfng n«fr pastor of St. James Catholic morrow at 7 p. m. in Gibbi Hall. Church and court chaplain, spoke and urged members to become His subject will be the history, Interested in all court activities. mission, Mrs. John Sinister, lecturer of 9250th Air Reserve Squadron, lo- G RE At E R S AVI . Court St. James, conducted' a cated at this post. seminar on "The Immaculate Col. Conception." Participating were OF Mrs. Patrick Karinja, Mrs. Wil- liam Hoffmann and Mrs. Daniel THE Porzlo. Mist Miry Kelly was ban- ner bearer; Mrs. Philip Munning, rot* Mrs. Edward Hanlon, Mrs. John Arnone and Mrs. James Arnone were guides; and Mrs. Dominlck Garruto was flag bearer, assisted by Mrs. Norbert Francy and Mrs, Forzio. SAVE...BY PAYING LESS! Court St. James will hold Its annual book tea Sunday, Dec. 6, from 3 to S p. m. in the school auditorium. The speaker will be Rev. Gerard Rooney, C. P., lit- erary editor of The Sign Maga- 3 DAY SALE zine. Mrs. Clayton Held is chair- WONDERFUL"—TOP CHOICE—WESTERN STEER man. Asslting with supper arrange- ments were Mn. Michael O'Ha- ra, Mn. William Sinclair, Mn. Hart Webber, Mrs. George Koff, Mrs. Charles Kleu«ner, Mrs. John STEAK SALE! Breickner, Mrs. Joseph Pryor, Mrs. Walter O'Neil, Mrs. John 'Phillips. Mrs. Harry Jansaen, Miss Mary Boyle and Miss Ma- MUTWTIOUS TENDER PORTERHOUSE the court raeetlng'Det.»,' ' SIRLOIN PUNISHMENT STUDY LB. NEW YORK (AP) - The Board Of Social Minions of the United Lutheran Church in America is •bout to undertake a .study of "SIMPLY WONDERFUL"—LEAN, FRESHLY GROUND capital punishment. The request for the study was made by tho ULC'a Rocky Moun- tain Synod to determine, ''what HAMBURGER '•39 the position of our church ahould be toward the practice of capital Tender, Plump, NorffcwtsNm, OVM Ready flrttJi KUM, Dalivtrtd punishment." : • . The study, which will cover the TOMS HENS TOMS HENS criminological implication of the _ — i »ton 10 toia _ 18 to « 10 to II death penalty, will be submitted to the ULC's 1960 convention in Embroider this charming sam Frozen Turkeys JV ,"M< Fresh Turkeys Atlantic City. pier now — then, add name, date, weight when baby arrives. The gift mom cherishes most Sliced — baby's own sampler with all FOR THE the important facts recorded for the.future. Pattern 996: trans- FULLEST fer 12x18 inches; color chart. 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faction Two RED BANK, N. J., FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1959 7c PER COPY Harbor Board Asks Parley New Jersey No Bcported On Acquisition of Property News Briefs 70-Acre Beachfront PASSAIC (AP) - A husband ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS-Tbe trying to make a reconciliation Harbor Commission Wednesday on Thanksgiving Dsy with his Site Is Purchased night asked Chairman Harvey Council Asks estranged wife shot her today Bowtell to act up a joint meeting MATAWAN TOWNSHIF-May- when she said "no" and then Set Monday Trenton or John Marx, Jr.. revealed at a of the commission and the Bor- killed himself while their 3-year- ough Council to discuss acquisi- Meet on Bond luue meeting of the Township Commit- OK to Buy old daughter looked on. Rudolph MATAWAN-HareM J. Doha, tion of more land at the har- tee Wednesday night that a Chi- bor. The land is needed for im- Wegtarr, 37, died outright of a prssllent ef the Beard of Ee> provement of tha small boat Land, Truck bullet wound In the temple. His •catiea, teM the Register last cago firm has purchased 70 acres launching facilities and the pos- wife, Elisabeth, 35, was taken to of land in Cliffwood Beach. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Beth Israel Hospital with bullet night that be aad eeverel eth- sible construction of a Jetty, Borough Council will bold a hear- er beard members wffl meet He said he was "not at liberty" piers and an enlarged perking wounds In her chest and shoul- to divulge the name of the firm. ing Dec 6 oa ordinances author- der. She waa in serious condi- Meads/ snemleg with George area. izing the purchase of a tract of C. SkUlmea, director ef the Commltteeman Peter J. Waters, tion. who Is expected to replace Mr. ' One parcel which takes in a for a connecting road be- state Division ef Local Gov- part of i First Ave. in front of Marx as mayor in January, seam- the borough parking lot ernment, U Trenton, at the the sewer disposal plant and con- NUTLEY (AP) - A yens* ed startled at the news. 1 Rt M and also the purchase request of Mr. SkBIman. tinues to the Bayview Ave. sta- a new track for the road de- Why is that things like this go tion near Fourth Ave., is owned partment. ' a ejaarrel with her bey According to Ceanty School on around here without anyone fee Jersey Central Railroad, Mead, was fend abet, to dean Superkateadeat Earl B. Garri- knowing about it except yon?" state holds title to all the The cost of the land for the proposed road Is $5,000. with an yesiareay. aa ner - nemo, TWO son, the dMsioa to expected be asked Mr. Man. ' land from the rained to the har- girl Meads had stepped at the to issue Its approval, later bor piers, in the east area of additional $1,000 needed for sur- Well, I Just found out about veys, title search and oner fees. home of Jeaa Blame Wallder, Monday, ef the proposed $t> It," the mayor replied. "The real the harbor. WMtferi Ave, to take her to 100,600 high eekeet bead Issue estate man told me." The road would connect with • football game, and found her here. Local voters wffl deeMe Pretest Price the parking lot at the railroad Mr. Marx told reporters that dead ea a couch. Poliee said ea the question, at referendum, he "could not be sure, but I pre- In a recent conference with station with Rt 36 and run par- she apparently shot herself Tuesday. John Pillsbury, borough attor- allel with First Ave. sume the firm will build a boat with a J> caliber rifle of bar There have been rumors, m basin on the site." ney, the railroad offered' the Officials noted that the land father's. There property to the borough for $16,- the past few days, that the «• He said part of the 70 acres purchase must be completed be- near her body saytag: It Don vtalen might withheld the bond fronts on Matawan Creek and the 000, of which $1,000 la in cloudy for the first of the year. ••w navapteaw l •'BaPB tamakf ntt WWPwaaaMaBU ,avo>aiiiiWa Pwtt_m— rest on the bay. title. Both Mr. Pillsbury and the The second ordinance author- Borough Council expressed their worth Ihrtag. A date en Dec. ssparatton Is—o. Two ises the purchase of the' new » Is toe long to wait." dissatisfaction with the price, truck at a cost of $3,000. • The announcement waa made Monday night. Mr. Pillsbury Council accepted the reslgna- during public hearing for two pro- will meet with mo Harbor Com- ELIZABETH (AP) -No com- Rap Official A. Cameo aa n HOMKOwiiH* 9UI1M-. Carol Rlppe, center, yetterdeywes named Homecoming posed ordinances dealing wKh the mission to i tha parcel member of the board merdal plane should fly lower waterfront. owned by the state. and confirmed Mayor Waldron nan 1,200 feet over residential Queen for Rumson-Fair Haven Regional High School. She'll reign at tonight'* alumni One ordinance would create At the same meeting, a rep- Smith's appounnaai of AOO- areas, says Mayor Stephen J. dance In the school. In her court are, left to right, Diane Delatuth, Jean Kendrick, For Issuing a seven-member Harbor and Wa- resentative of Jersey Central Berclk. Berdk said ho would re* Rich to> tta. the vacancy. • fenny Grant and Martha Upion. All are 17 yeer$ of age. ' terfront Commission. The other Power and tight wtU aubmtt seek support for such a measure provides regulations for the oner' plans for IsjtaUatioa of flood- Council aha confirmed the ap- Plant Permit pointments of GeraM V. Barbs, when he attends a meeting of atton of boats and maintenance lights at the harbor. The build- the American Municipal Associa- MATAWAN TOWNSHIP — The of waterfront faculties. ing and grounds committee will architect, to the Board of Ad- Township Committee may adopt justment, and Richard Stryker, tion next week in Denver. Berdk Anti-UeS. Jap Rosati-Forte Teams Still As a result of objections by make a recommendation on the said the crash of a plane in an ordinance setting a five-toa spectators, final action on both bids for heat installation in the pharmacist, to the Board of Chicago that was trying to make truck load Umlt for Van Brackle iealth. ordinances was deferred until the oil house. Three bids were sub- a landing showed a need for Leftists Riot; Rd. to prevent destruction of the next meeting. mitted. Bertram Kesslcr, president of prompt action by the govern- Undefeated Despite 2nd Tie road by cement trucks. ; Several residents wanted to In other business the commis- the Civic Association, presented ment. Three plane crashes with- At a meeting of the body Wed- know how much money a harbor sion: Mayor Smith with a sterling sil- in two monthi in 1951-52 in Eliz- 371 Injured One of the largest crowds (ap- ed on the Shore yesterday when nesday night. Building Inspector commission would be permitted Awarded a contract for heating ver bowl, on behalf of the associa- abeth took 119 lives. Red Bank Catholic and Rumson- Homer Matteson was eriticteed to spend. the first floor of the harbor ad- tion. Fair Haven • Regional wound upfor issuing a permit for a cement cheating, shouting Japanese one. of the hardest games play- "That would depend on future ninistration building to Mid Jer- Mayor'Smith Is retiring after in a 6- 6tie on Red Bank High works before consulting the action by the governing body," ed through Tokyo Streets today School's Athletic field. soy Hasting and Cooling, Inc., M years of service on the Board CAMDEN (AP) - A fight in- and Invaded the grounds of the Township Committee.' Mr. Marx replied. Lakewood, at *M5. of Education, council and as volving several hundred specta- Parliament building & demanding Depite the tie, both clubs con- The plant will be located off In other business. Mr. Man aad Awarded a contract for salt; mayor on Jan. 1. tors started during the Woodrow an end to military ties with the Atlantic Tax cluded their 1959 grid seasons Lloyd Rd., near Rt. 34. Mr. Waters, the only members of treated fir to build 50 pier lad- The bowl was Inscribed: "In Wllson-Camden High School foot- United States. with clean slates with the ex- Planning Board Chairman Fred- the committee present, agreed to ders to Martin Lumber Co., New- appreciation to Waldron P. ball game yesterday. During the Police reported 371 persons ception of two ties each. Besides erick G. Weniel said be had in- the formation of n fourth voting ark, at $625.26. Smith, for Ms devotion to Atlan- fracas. Mayor Alfred R. Pierce were injured, 23 seriously. Sale Brings the knotted game on the Thanks- structed Mr. Matteson not to is- district, as a result of a recom- Awarded contract for nails and tic Highlands. Presented by the was knocked to the ground. The Among the injured were 159 po- giving Day Holiday, the Caseys' sue the permit but that the In- mendation by the County Regis- bolts for the Udders, to Mataon Atlantic Highlands Civic Associa- mayor wasn't injured. He was licemen. It was the most violent $20,000 tie game came with South Plain- specter ssld he would take or- tration Board. and Howell, Newark, at $124. tion, 1M9." . trying to assist police in break- demonstration since the 1952 May n»fieldu , whil-"-"•e the» Rumsonian • s wound' ders "from (he Township Cam- The boundaries of the district Awarded a contract for tools Howard Welscher, owner of the ing up the fight Polleemaa Dan- ATLANTIC TOWNSHIP-More »>P in a deadlock with Matawan mittee only.' will be decided next year. 1 Day riot, in which one Japanese to Naytor *. Atlantic Highlands, Cabin In The Sky restaurant, iel Vautier was struck In the was killed and SOD Injured. than 160 acres of land were sold High School. mouth and 18-year-old Thomas No Vetere it MM*. Ocean Blvd., waa advised to pre- Twice the leftist-led crowd — Wednesday In a public auction It could have been a day when sent formal plans for his propos- Huder suffered a cut thumb. conducted by the township tax one of the coaches enjoyed his Mayor John Man. Jr., said Mr. According to the county, then OK estimated at 20,000 to 90,000 - Matteson had Issued the permit ed addition to the building, be- The fight Started In the third termed into the Parliament °ffl£e- proudest time of the season, but n are more than 1,000 regietered . Approved the appointments of fore a transfer of a plenary re- quarter of the city The buyers paid a total of $2, it didn't happan.iH*.'' "i"withouh t -th^kMdr-the f Jh district. Inn Vincent Fox and James PWlHps ami. exultantly panted tail coasumption license can be won 254 by CtmdeJt^ banners bT the SOHYO "$•* >» taxes, interest and sale That Is, there was no governing pony, me to the pier committee. Mr. Phil- approved. i~Yearned .about- it after the board said this works a hardship Federation while the law- fees for the properties and $18,' a mentor to the shoulders by permit had been issued," Com- lips was appointed to the com- The addition would extend Into 167 in premiums. on the, voters. mission recently to fill the un- MONTCLAIR (AP) - Fire- makers sat inside. victorious warriors. Both men- mitteeman Peter J. Water com- Highlands and, according to an "Thls is unprecedented — Red The sales were at follows: tors were no doubt unhappy at Joseph C. Bucco, 10 Prospect expired term of former Chairman man stretched two, ladder* mented; "I immediately called Ave., Cliffwood, wss certified aa interpretation of state law, a flags in the Diet (Parliament)," To W. H. King, Clover Hill the outcome and so were the fans Joseph Dander, who moved out transfer would be needed to keep across the treachereaa mack ef Mr. Matteson and asked him not a member of the Hose aad Chem- Of town. _ , _ l tmmf tm fNCQt said SOHYO Secretary General Rd.: Block 22 Lot «, 11.62 acres of both sides. Dejected in one to issue any more building per- urisdlction of the license with- and Improvements, $103.37 taxes ical Fire Co. v Mr; Fox is replacing Edward n bay who had soak op to his Akira Iwai exultantly. sense, but joyous for: the tie mits unless he first consults with in -the borough. Communists, Socialists, and interest, $110 premium; ball game. The next best thing The committee voted not to Wetter, whs resigned last week. The governing body was advis- waist Jack Scharllngen ef stu us. He has agreed to this." pay Satvatore F. Vena, water me- Oakwoed Ave.. had taken a dents and teachers participated. Block « Lot 12, $7.41 taxes and was to congratulate their grid- Members of the Taxpayers As- Domralo Caruso presented in- ed by Joseph Zarro, Bloomfield, ders for a good ball game. ter reader, for the months of Oc- formation ion a - plastic outdooi abort cat across dark Panel The demonstration, at Tfirst interest, $16 premium; Block 23 sociation declared that "the ce- tober end November because of owner of a dwelling on Grand peaceful and orderly, turned vio- Lot 2, two acres and improve- ekatiag rink. 11x122 feet, costing Ave. and Ocean Blvd., that re- when he began staking hi the If any one caught fumbleitis ment plant never could have his alleged failure to read meters. S4WS4W. He stated that it Is bein mire. Me eeopaaiOM called lent when police offered to let ments, $164.51 taxes and interest, on a - real chilly football day, come in if we had soaiagt" novation of the structure would $1 premium. "I'm sure we will have Ms res- used In Sea Brightgh,, and sui bo< completed within two months. pence and firemen who reach- a limited number inside the Par- it was the Rumson Bulldogs. In Several residents blamed Mr. ignation in the very near future," tested ththatt it b e itllinstalledd at thhe ed the bey with ladders. His liament grounds to present a pe- To M. J. Stavota, Red Bank: fact, one of these bobbles was Manx for the lack of tonmg, charg- The condition of the building Block 44 Lot 10, 36.7 acres Mr. Men commented. harbor. has bean a source of complaints sheas aad seeks were polled off tition attacking the Japarr-U.S. the most costly of the dsy and ing that he had appointed per- The mayor said Mr. Vena does Jamea Phillips, who Is chai by the section of the mad. The mutual defense pact. $533.49 taxes and interest, $9,000 u led the way for the Casey sons to the Planning Board who not have Civil Service status. from adjacent property owners, premium; Block 50 Lot 13, 71 »tn of tta field committee of tha Indeed when a dam The crowd surged forward. touchdown that made the game refused to attend board meetings. In a letter to the committee. fire department. Hid firemen away three weeks age. broke the police lines at the acres, $930.74 taxes and Interest, that much more exciting, and Several board meetings have Karl F. Heuser. township.engi- are planning an all purpose main gate, and poured Into the $7,000 premium. tied it up. Rumson had so many been .cancelled this year because neer, reported that he has "al- To William Kozabo, Scobey- of lack of quorums. court. Including a skating rink, Atlantic Road BLOOMFIELD (AP)-William grounds. Most of those hurt were fumbles it led one to believe ready picked up the meter book* at Firemen's Memorial Field. Rae, 61, died of smoke poisoning injured in the ensuing melee, ville: Block 34 Lot 9, one lot, BuUdog backs were handling hot from Mr. Vena'a home." There was also a brief clash be- $99.72 taxes and interest, $5 coals instead of a cold football. Meat Ha .promised more information Project Nets today in a fire at his home at Mr. Waters noted that the may Township Clerk Mrs. Rosa K. after tha field committee meet 32 Craig PI. The body of his dog tween the leftists and a rightist premium. It was a tough game to oHici Weniel said that because the me- group. To Hampton Roads Realty, ate and one "poor" call that was or appointed two persons" to a ing- waa found near by. Rae's wife, toning advisory committee "who ters were not read, minimum bills Grace, who had been out visit- The police cleared the grounds, Fair Lawn: Block SO Lot 15, 11.3 as obvious as the band on the have been sent out for the last One Protest but later more demonstrators acres, $149.17 taxes and Interest, field at half time, aided the Cas- have never attended a single Ing, came home Just as her hus- meeting." quarter. ATLANTIC TOWNSHIP - One band's body was being carried poured over the low walls. But $210 premium. eys in gaining ground and head- In answer to n question from 4 Deaths citizen's protests marred pro- out. Firemen put out the blue as night fell leaders urged dem- To Reed Corp., Msplewood: ing for the tying six points. It "Why haven't you done some- thing about it?" he asked the the audience, Mr. Marx said ceedings Wednesday night as the which damaged the television onstrators out and by 7 p. m. the Block 54 Lot 6, 10 acres, $128.04 happened when one Casey play- that the possibility of enlarging Township Committee reviewed a room. grounds were cleared. taxes and interest, $M0 pre- er came down with a good right mayor. Mar Holiday Mr. Marc said four of the six the police department will bo map for the, improvement of Rev< In the 1952 May Day riot an mium. hand on a Rumson player's studied next year. dutionary Rd. American sailor was thrown in- To' Rosesnne Shspiro, New head, and what should have been members "have been "very sc SCOTCH PLAINS (AP) — Po- a 15-yard penalty against Red tive." In New Jerse The plans call for paving and liceman Samuel Little thinks a to the moat ef the Emperor's Shrewsbury: Block 54 Lot 7, It widening of the narrow dirt street palace and a number of Ameri- acres, $234.75 taxes snd interest, Bank Catholic turned out to be "That constitutes a working lot of comedian Jimmy Durante. (See ROSATI Pg. 2$) complement," he added. NEWARK (AP)-Four acclden- and rerouting its point of outlet Durante, 66, says he's going to can cars were burned. $1,025 premium. Young Fines ttal deaths have marred tiv on Heyera Mill Rd. Mr. Man pointed out that the marry Little's 36-year-old daugh- i is "SO Thanksgiving holiday period As outlined by Claude Blrdsall, opoeadxon] _ rdini ter. Margie. The two have known per cent completed." He said, "I Driver $45 New Jersey. Three were traffic township engineer, the municipal- each other for 10 years and have fatalities and the ether was will do everything in my power RUMSON — Frank Z. Wildry, ity would vacate Its right to the been engaged since 1956. Little, New Lung Cancer Warning to speed the completion of the 77 Fair Haven Rd, Fair Haven. caused by fire. last MO feet of the road enter- N, a former motorcycle racer, The victims: ordinance." was fined $45 Monday night on Ing Into Heyers Mill Rd. In ex- said yesterday that "Jimmy is Mr Wentel said research for the a charge ef careless driving. Moorestown—Roger Dmochow- change for property several yards one of the finest men I've ever ski. 12. of Bridgeboro Rd.. faulty ordinance "should be finished in Wildey was driving an auto to the southwest. known." 'Miss Little was born about five weeks.' Halloween night which struck a Injured yesterday when struck by The transfer would allow the In Plaintield, N. J., went to Hol- Given; Hit by Tobacco Men a car while delivering the newt- police car operated by Chief improved roadway to connect lywood in 1944—the year she was Henry Kruse. papers near his home, He :ied with another road to be construct- WASHINGTON (AP)-The Pub- dence Unking smoking and lung or pipe) have the best chance of at Burlington ~ named "Miss New Jersey State 4 Slightly Hurt Magistrate Stuart A. Young. Fair." She's never been married lic Health Service haa issued a cancer. He cited Little's pre- escaping lung cancer. pital, Mount Hairy. A motorist Jr., Imposed tha fine after Wildey, before. Durante is a, widower. strong new warning on tobacco: vious criticisms specifically. "7. Unless the use of tobacco pleaded guilty to the charge. waa charged with drunk driving can be made safe, the individual As Car Hits Tree WiUlam E. Ttwmpson, Colt's The weight of evidence impli- But Burney noted that by law Others fined were: in tha accident. the Public Health Service must person's risk of lung cancer can PORT MONMOUTH - Four Neck Rd., owner of the property NEWARK 7APV-B4 Uwac cates smoking as the main cause persona suffered minor cuts and Robert H. Msssoth, 3 Valentine Trenton — Victor Krastewskl, sought by the township, expressed tell the medical profession and best be reduced by the elimina- TO. of Trenton killed when he step- U. a bank teller. Is of the rising rate of lung cancer. tion of smoking." bruises yesterday when the car St., Monmouth Beach. $10 failure a willingness Wednesday night to the public about anything affect- to display two license plates; ped in front of a Trallways Bus free la $1,000 ball en a charge The statement war issued yes- ing public health. After review- Burney said recent scientific In which they ware riding struck accept the township's plan. at taking $2,090 from Christmas terday by Surgeon General Leroy a trse rounding a corner at Wil- Henry W. Austin, 37 First St.. on South Broad St He was pro- Frank J. Cshlr, whoso proper- ing the available evidence in de- studies also point to air pollution nounced dsad on arrival at St, Club fuses at the National E. Burney in the form of an son and Collins Aves. Rumson, $20, careless driving; ty Is adjacent to Mr. Thompson's, tail, he said "The Public Health —from car exhausts, industrial John W. Barnhart, 126 Monmouth Francis Hospital. Cemmanlty Beak of Lyadbant. article In the Journal of the Service believes that the follow- smog and so on—as additional The four persons, Kenneth objects to the change in route Lewackl was arrested by the American Medical Association. rhompson, 41, of II Collins Ave., St., Red Bank, $10, no warning Landlsville-Cllfford Saunders, because he fears it will take ing statements are Justified by causative factors in rising lung flag on extended load dn vehicle; 10, ef Atlantic City, killed by FBI. It was the government's strong- studies to data: csneer. Since non-smokers ahn and his three daughters, Barbara. away an important place of his est statement to data linking 14, Denlse, 11, end Arlene, 16, Richard B. Ansell. 222 Elberon truck while working on a co "1. The weight of evidence get lung cancer, he noted, It is Ave., Allenhurst, $6, stop street RAHWAY (APHA house ex- smoking and cancer, and Burney obvious 'that .other factors. are were treated at Riverview Hos- According to Mr, Bfrdsatl, the et present Implicates smoking as violation; John B. Ackley, 4 BkmmfloM-WlUlam Rae, ( ploded last night after two fire- said it waa based partly on new tha principal etiologlcal (causa- involved. pital and released. now route actually adds four feet men kicked In basement windows evidence. According to police, the Thomp- Parmly St.. Rumson. $7. no 10M died of smoke poisoning In a fire tive) factor In the increased In- license for his dog. and $3. dog that damaged the television room of frontage to Mr. CaWs proper- to track a fire. Three men were Burney's warning Immediately cidence of lung cancer. son car was making a left turn ty which now has a frontage of In rebuttal, Dr. Little's Mala at large; Mrs. Jean Leland, 44 at his Injured In the blast. The house, was attacked by tobacco inter- "2. Cigarette smoking particu- ment said within recent months, Into Collins Ave. from Wilson Ave. 14$ feet. when it hit the tree. Washington Ave., Rumson, 93, But for most New Jeraeyans located at 665 Maple Ave., Is ests as a warmed-over rehash larly Is associated with an In- new evidence has been present- dog at large. was an Idesl holiday—cool a Mr. Cahlr did not attend the owned by Mr. and Mrs. Harry of old statistics. creased chance of developing ed that: The injured were taken to the clear, Ideal for football games a meeting Wednesday night despite Armstrong. They were out of •Rehash* lung cancer. hospital by the Port Monmouth a personal invitation from May' "I. People described as the parades. town when the explosion oc- Df. C. C. Little, scientific di- Quitting Helps world's heaviest cigarette smok- First Aid Squad. PLAN YULE PARTY Preliminary indications are thai or Joseph L. Moreau Jr. curred. rector of tha Tobacco Industry "3. Stopping cigarette amok' ers have low lung cancer death No summons were issued pend- BELFORD — A Christmas par- many households served cranber The committee instructed Mr. Their son, Dusne, 26, eame Research Committee, said in New Ing even after long exposure Is rates compared with people who ing investigation. ty to be held Dec. 9 In Cedar Inn, ry sauce with their meals, al Birdsall to prepare a complete home late last night and smelled York the points In Burney's ar< beneficial. smoke less but have been long Highlands, was planned by the though several food chsln storei description of the intended road smoke. He summoned firemen, tide were "first advanced some "4. No method of treating to- exposed to urbsn air pollution. WALLING STILL CRITICAL Mlddletown Township Women's hid reported p^-Thanskglving construction Richard R. Stout. Fire Captain Francis Bast and years ago In statistical studios bacco or filtering the smoke has "2, Long Inhaling of smoke by KKYPORT — Councilman Al Democratic Club recently In the Day' cranberr• y sai• n as low• . township attorney, will draw up another fireman, John Stephen, that admittedly are not support' been demonstrated to be effective laboratory animals has not re- ton D. Walling waa reported as home of Mrs. Frank Benson, Thsnkigivlng was not limit* the deeds for properties to be kicked In the basement wlndowr 3d by experimental evidence." In materially reducing or dim sulted in causing lung cancer In still In critical condition this here. Mrs. Arthur Charles, of to homei, Inmates at the Unlc exchanged, Mr. Thompson is ex- to find the fire. Immediately, an And at Appomattox. Va., Rep. Inatlng the haiard of lung cancer. those animals. morning In Monmouth Medical Leonardo, and Mrs. Raymond County jail, Elizabeth, dined pected to request a variance Mploslon blew out the front of Watidns Abbltt (D-Va), who rep- "5. The nonsmoker has a low- "1., Lung tissues may be per- Center. D'Noill, Jr., River Plaza, were turkey. A prison official comment from the Zoning Board of Ad- the house. The cause of the blast resents a major tobacco growing er Incidence of lung cancer than fectly healthy In hoavy smokers? Mr. Walling waa taken to th< 'o-hostesses. A theater trip to ed: "It's cheaper thin hotdog justment at that group's next was not explained, JlJtrlct, said "It is shocking that tho smoker In all controlled whllo they may undergo suipl- hospital Saturday night after h 'Jew York next spring was dis- and sauerkraut," meeting, Dec. 16, i supposedly responsible govern studies, whether analyzed In clous changes In both young and jufforcd a cerebral hemorrhag cussed. In another piece of business, PASSAIC (AP)-Thieves took mom official would castlgato the terms of rural areas, urban re- outside his home, IS Stout St. Valiant old, smoker and non-smoker. the committee approved a motlor ibout $1,000 from the Paanalr mtlro tobacco industry on such gions, Industrial occupations or "1. Lung cancer occurs more Completing his first full yea . Valiant Mow on display. M. Schwsrti to purchase some $11,000 worth City Club at SOS Main Avo. Thc> 'llmsy ntdllstlcn! evidence." sex. frequently In pcoplu who liavo n In office, tho 50-ycar-old counci' Now on display. M. Schwartz at Sons, Ml W. Front St,-Adver of short term government secur mtercd through a renr door and llurney's nrtlclo took noto of "C, Persons who linvo never mcdlcnl history of previous ser- man was re-alected for a three '. Sons, 141 W. front St.-Adver- tliomont, itlM. broke open two safes. /rcquent criticisms of tho ovl > smoked ut nil (cigarettes, cigarsious lung ailments." year term Nov. 3. .Isomcnt. Today's Comic* and Crotsword Punle STEVE ROPER By SAVtWOB BED BANK REGISTER I OUGHT TO GO HOWE, V.M0RE '•.CAD, HONfYOEW BUT IF yatst usatm FOR A we suy -.-!.' JUS" SJTTIN'WTWvSlESHERIFre OFFICE WITHAN050MH A CmW-CUTE - COME- OWHN OOUT/-AN USIDTOD t IED 22—Friday, Nov. 27, 1959Advent PHONE WONT HUftRV UP ANY \IN ROCK COUNTY SUSCEST THAT YOU HUBRV/ THE HANDS NCWS OFMIKE-fiOOOOBBAD/ Bridge when West returned the ten of North dealer Services Neither side vulnerable spades. This play should promise NORTH ^ the ace of hearts; if West had 4 6 the ace of diamonds, he would At Embury VQJ87 Column return the nine of spades instead LITTLE SILVER — Rev. Ralph • K/7 of the ten. (The higher card 4k AQ J64 L. Barrett, pastor of Embury By ALFRED SHEINWOLD WEST promises a side entry in the high' EAST er suit; and vice versa.) Methodist Church, this week an- U.S. Muten Team ChamplM AK109332 «A«7 nounced plans for special Advent V A 3 2 V 10 9 6 If East didn't know this suit Bridge signalling isn't a mat- preference signal, there was still Services in December. • 1016 4>J32 Other services planned for De- ter of wiggliftg your ears. It'« • J • K9M no need to guess. East should mostly a nutter of well-known SOUTH refuse the second dub trick as cember include a Christmas eve conventions, with • sprinkling of 4QJ4' well as the first, thus allowing Candlelight service at 11 p.m., common sense. • K 54 West to make a second discard. and a special worship service for • AQ94 West would throw the .deuce of children Christmas morning. West opened the five of spades, The Advent services will start and East won with the ace. East North East "fcrtli Wmt hearts, completing a "high-low" By WALT DISNEY and calling for a .heart lead. Dec. f at ( p.m., when a pro- MICKEY MOUSE returned the eight of ipades, and 1* Pitt 2 NT Pass gram of carols, Scripture and South put up the jack. J * /J?"? .3 NT A" * If you're going to wait for a slides, of old masterpieces will West thought of playing low signal, wait long enough to make Optainj lead — #5 sure. be given. but feared that South might hold Dec. 13 at 4 p.m., the Sunday- both the queen and the teven of six, looked pretty high; and the DAILY QUESTION school departments .wilt present ipades. Guarding against this. Partner opens with one heart, a Christmas program.- West took the king of ipadei and highest heart he .could spart, the three, looked quite low. and the next player pisses. You On Dec. 20 at 4 p.m., the returned the ten to drive out hold: Spsdea-0 J 4 Hearts—K choirs of the church will present the queen. Slgaal Misfires S 4 Diamonds-A Q • 4 Clubs- "The Christmas Message in South naturally led the ten of After some thought West threw 10 7 2. What do you say? Music." clubs for a finesse. East shrewd- the three of hearts. East took his Answer: Bid two diamonds. You ' The final service in the series ly refused the first club, hoping king of clubs and promptly re- cannot jump to 2 NT with one ofwill be1 Dec. 27, when the Metho- to get a signal from his partner turned s diamond, assuring that the unbktaiits wide open.' Bid dist Youth Fellowship will pre- on the next trick. West had thrown a discouraging your own suit and await devel sent the drama, "Why the Chimes South led another club, and clubs, four diamonds, and a opmentt. •_ Rang." West tried to signal which ace clubs, four dsamohds, and- a he held. Unfortunately West's spade, making his contract. hand wasn't really built for sig- East should have known the nalling. His lowest diamond, the whole story at the third trick. 'ASTRO-GUIDE" i N©V#flib#r r.f CROSSWORD PUZZLE Antwar «a Vattartfay'a Punl* By MEL GRAFF ACROSS 10-Bulttr Prcitni—For You and SECRET AGENT X9 aubilKtit* 1-Pomeranlana fours •• -Use your mental S-Mature 11-Bird'a horn* powers and good judgment at S-Sacred lmata lt-Cravlca lam- Urn •eeawd d>y~»ntfi md U-Oriental lt-Spiktnard anur i-H'itfiiM M' !J every turn. Worry is'not war- nurat 22-Shada of r»d !-Ml .ll» kili:i(^ii " lt-Maka l«ca M-Molara 1 |rju:-l J II'.VJUIJ'J'- ranted, so control your tMnkinf. 14-Rlver In 24-Cry of akaaa Pertinence and accuracy are Africa ZS-Doctrina lE.Daduca • ST-Meaaura et toed standbys concerning ea* lT.Coraers ll-Braatha nSTd ner activities, A mildly aeea> loudly In JO-ObUlB live iflflUMCt MttflfS Haft piCMK •Ictp as-Thin tO-Apportlon , Si-Equal in ths early evening, but should, M-rartalnlnc ST-TruaaetlOB to Hi* aar SMtacoma mor« erettnt no real tuurds. U-WMdy . 14-storaca «-H»n*» 10-Unltof 2S-Fa.mtd •ss^--•^••HsW nlcknama Latvian IB-Canih* 41-AJIfht41-Sc.n. aof flr«t 47-Actual balm c7rrancr >«t... On Nov. 27.1908, Dr. Future • • • *^ven elcctricbtsH' 31-ConJunetton 4l6mlradmlracJaa . 4S-«nalc: aa M-Prlotar-i 44-Sa b* III wrlttaa maaaura Charles W. Eliot, president of k«U may become *soletel Beds 13-Pronoon - • 14-Danlsh land s eat will sr dlvlilon srjss&ss:roun a«od the sleeper, and coverss SS-Trouaan SB-Damp lies." The SO volumes were will be unnecessary, even in IS-Part «f root 41-Nlmbui' published in 1909 at"* '"'" 43-Shape by cutUni By JIM BVRNETT and GEORGE CRANDALL 4S-BIK NUBBIN «-ArKhanliUil Tlit Day Undtr Your iiqn AMIS |Stf». » to Ott. 211 ..ft Il-Artcmoon J'M&CWGAS S4-KS. FA6TASICAN.' SS-Man'a YOU'U.OUSTHAVI' nleltnam* TO SO AHiAP M-Emmat SA«mAKIUS (Na».» «a Oat. It I S7-Wr* If — •t etrltia you ana't auilly cl Ikl ua. VJITHOUTME/ ••peett »rt »«lvtrit for cv«t7lhi«| l.iultt |M criticur ia otntrs. 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THE RYAnS ALLEY REVEREND By BILL O'MALLEY ,<30aV/ I 1IFT 1H KE OUT AMD DABDV BANOVfl? BEEGEE^SEE IT.',' THERE'S AJOB OPENING AT THE CANDY STORE! CALVARY •APtnrr request for • eoe-BrJ**, du*i*i twA WimMA BED BANK BEGISTEIt IW> 17. Squad Group' tribution had to be rejected be- Rumson, sergeant st arms; Oceanport cause commitments for donations ard Pomphiy, Leonardo, trust-l RELIGIOUS NEWS Rev. Paul N. Smith, pastor, Picks Conover already had been made. will speak on "That Blessed Other officers nominated were The association will hold its The stirring new fragrance PRESBYTERIAN CONGREGATION BWAI ISRAEL Hope" Sunday at 11 a. m. While SEA BRIGHT — Edward Con- Charlfcs Brahn, Spring Lake, vice next meeting in Union Beach Shrewsbury OF GREATER RED BANK the new church building is being over, 28 Hudson Ave., Atlantic president; Charles H. Bennett, Jan. 27. VOLTAOB eONCKNTRATB 'ijbrVices wUI be at 9:30 and 11 : . : Rumson constructed, services will be held Highlands, was nominated here Jr., 8 Bridge Ave., Red Bank, •. ••--•m. Sunday-. Rev. John R. Col. Friday night services will be in the Oceanport School. All otherWednesday to be the next pres treasurer; John Lord, Jr., Belmar Danish explorer Vitus Bering, The essence of excitement..: Has, pastor, has selected as his held at 8:30. Rabbi Gilbert S services will be in the church sailing under the Russian flag, Ident o( the Monmoiith County Gardens, the retiring president, Voltage...incredibly feminine. Ui sermon topic, "Portraits of Right- Rosenthal will preach on the top- home on Broad St., Oceanport. secretary; Cyril Smack, Jr., Seadiscovered Alaska In 1740. •ousness." ic, "TV or not TV; Measure for Association qf First Aid Squads. at., W.00,3 ox., $3.00. And for the Miss Doric Frame, minister of Measure," t sermon that will dis- CHRISTIAN SCIENCE He now is vice president. added luxury of a spray-on scent, music, will play the postiude se- cuss the current ethical scandals. The association met at Sea Concentrate Atomist, 3 oi., $3.00 Atlantic Highlands Bright's First Aid Headquarters hetton, "Largo," by Marcello. Sidney Scharff will chant or Deluxe Mist, 2 or, $5.00 The Choristers will sing, "Lovely the liturgy of the services. First Sunday service will be held at in the Borough Hall. Appear," by Gounod at the 9:30 Vice President Albert R. Fink 11 a. m. Disappointment was registered PRIVATE RIDING CLUB ! service. The 11 o'clock musical in a report from the Mbnmouth DOROTHY GRAY will occupy a seat oi the pulpit. It payi to advertlM la The Regilter. program will include the senior Mark Scharff, son of Cantor and—Advertisement. Park Charity Ball Fund that the choir anthem, "Go Not Far From Mrs. Scharff, will participate in JOIN NOW Me," by Zingarelli. Philip Roy the services and will chant the will sing a solo, and the postiude kiddush in honor of his' bar nits- number will be "Tollite Hosti- vah. Candelighting time is at 4:11 ' OPEN TO ALL AGES as." by Saint Saeas. p. m. The toral donation will be Ushers at 9:30 will be Carl made by Cantor and Mrs. Scharff. Be a charter member la a aewly-arganlMd social and Pfrommer, Daniel Stark, Theo- An oneg shabbat follows the serv- dore Recker, John Apgar and ce. riding club located la the beautiful eaualryatde of Coil's John Rodcnberg, and at 11 Sabbath morning services are Neck, N. J. Members of this club will ba eatllled to free FREE DELIVERY o^cIock, George Pope, Herbert at 10, at which time Mark Downs, Glenn Appleyard and Wil- Scharff will be called to the Tor- Individual and group tastmctiM, participation la horse liam Mannel. ah as a bar mitsvah. He will shows, huat meet., toftructkm la the care aad breeding .Church school meets at 9:30 and chant a portion of the Torah and LINCROFT PHARMACY 11, a. m. The tiny tot nursery is will read from the Prophets, and LOCATED AT of horses, Instruction la trivial bones, participation la under the direction of Mrs. Cur- will also conduct part of the con- social events pertaining «• horses . . . aad will have the tis Bradley, assisted by Mrs. John cluding service. Rabbi Rosentha! SH 1-7616 Collins. will address the bar mitsvah boy. SQtUCE DRIVE SHREWSBURY opportunity to enjoy all the pleasure* of a high caliber Junior Hi-Westminster Fellow Cantor Scharff will chaat social and riding club. NEWMAN SPRINGS ROAD LINCRQFT •hip will meet at 6 p. m. Sunday services. / • In the church house. Mr. and Junior Congregation meets at SHADOWBROOK GARDENS Mrs. Dexter Robinson are the ad- 9: IS- Afternoon, services w ••! be FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CALL vlsers. The Senior Hi-Westmin at 4:IS. FOR INFORMATION CALL •ter Fellowship also meets at 6 Sunday morning services an. at FREEHOLD 8-1409 i Pays to Advertise in The Register p. m.. under the leadership of 9:3°- The Talmud class meets at SH 1-9255 After« p.M.. can CA 2-0680 Rev, Mr. Collins. 10 a. m. Weekday services are Rev. Mr. Collins will conduct held each evening at 7:30. an adult study class on "Rom' The Adult Institute will meetlj ans" Sunday at 8 p. m. in theMonday, Wednesday and Thurs- church house. day evenings. The Deacons will meet Tues- day, at 8 p. m., in the church WESTMINSTER house. PRESBYTERIAN AYFAIR Mission Belles will meet Wed- Middletown , nesday, at 9:30 a. m., in the art "Advent: Expectations or IUu-|| and crafts room of the church slons" will be the topic of Rev. house to complete articles for the Harlan C. Durfec't aermoti Sun- fall fair.. day at 10:45 a. m., a meditation Rev; Mr. IpoUtas will hold a which notes some of the mistaken views of the coming of Christ Gives You Greater staff meeting in his study Thurs< day, at 18:30 a. m. which were voiced by men of Bi- Boy Seouts'and Explorer Scouts ble times, and also points out will meet in their room in theseveral of our own false concep- church bouse Thursday, at 7:30tions today and what we should p. m. be doing about them to prepare Savings "3" Ways! SUPER MARKETS The fait fair will be held in the more properly for Christmas. auditorium of the Church House The senior choir will sing "Holy Friday, Dec. 4, from 11 a. m. Spirit" under the direction of Mrs; l.LOWEST, LOW EVERYDAY PRICES! 2."SIMPLY to 8 p. m. Mrs. Albert Morhart is Louis A. Raskasky, organist. Ush- ers will be Roger Kolter and WITH tvnv chairman, and Mrs, John Rankin rURCHAHl is co-chairman. A chicken salad *<""<« Voss Nursery facilities WONDERFUL" MEATS! 3. KING HORN STAMPS 2 DAY VALUE EVENT! luncheon will be served from noon y be available. to 1:30 p. m. A fashion show will Sunday-School will meet at 9:15 be given by Wilhelmina Dobbins a. m. and youth fellowship groups at 2:30 p. m. Tea will be served at 6:30 p. m. from 2:30 to 4 p. m. An evening Choir rehearsal will be held "SIMPLY WONDERFUL"—HICKORY SMOKED, SUOAR CURED snack will be servedfrom 5:30 to Tuesday at 8 p. m. in the church. 7. Booths will include children's A combined social evening and comer with games, toys, food and Christmas party will Jbe held Fri- entertainment, browsing, trash day, Dec. 11. The formation of a and treasure, candy, treasure couples' club is being planned. chest, plants and corsages, sew ing and aprons, Christmas gifts METHODIST CENTER and novelties. Fair Haven Choir rehearsals will be held The final Roll Call Month serv- HAM Saturday, at 9 and 9:45 a. m. forice will be observed Sunday. "The GUT junior' and primary choirs under Friend of Sinners" will be the II the direction of Mrs. William sermon by Rev, Walter T. Gan-|| Shoemaker. The Choristers and dek. senior Choir rehearse Wednesday, For this service, the senior at 7 ,and 8:15 p. m. choir will sing "Jesus. Lover of My Soul" Other music by Mrs. "SIMPLSLY WONDERFUL"—ToI p Choko—Cut from Wcsttrn Stew TRINITY EPISCOPAL Baker will, include, prelude, "Cathedral Meditation." and of- Red Bank fertory, "Heavenly Light," by Sunday services, the first Sun- Schubert. The Youth Choir, under BONELESS CROSS TENDER day in Advent: Rev. Dr. Donthe leadership of David Murdock, Prank Fenn will be celebrant at also will sing. JUICY the men's and boys' Corporate The Church School Will spon- RIB ROAST Communion service at 8 a. m. sor a plastics party Tuesday, at "SIMPLY WONDIftFUL"—NORTHWESTERN, PLUMP, OVIN MADY The Men's United Thank offering 8 p. m., in Fellowship Hall. Pro- will be received at the service. ceeds from the articles sold will It to 22 Ib. 10 to U Ib. Dr. Fenn will be speaker at thego toward the remodeling of the Ib. breakfast after the ' service. TOMS Fellowship hall. Frozen Turkeys Church School and the family service will not begin until 9:30 The WSCS sewing group, di- rected by Mrs. Clara Lockwood, "SIMPLY WONDERFUL"—FR•SMH KILLED, DELIVIRID DAILY . m. Holy Eucharist jwill be cele- JT,{ meet Wednesday, from 10 II to 22 Ib. bnted at the 9:30 and 11 a. m. a,. m. to 3:30 p. m,, in Fellowship Ib. services. Dr. Feen will preach at Hall, and the church school board Fresh Turkeys TOMS 11 a. m. will meet at 8 p. m. The annual meeting of the SLICED. IMPORTED church will be held Monday'at FEDERATED I p. m. in the parish hall. Holmdel Wednesday: Holy Eucharist will "Heart and Hearth,!' will be be celebrated at 7 and 10 a. m.,the topic of Rev. Andrew A. and service of healing at 7:30Burkhardt's sermon Sunday at the BOILED HAM and 10:30 a. m. The sewing group hai discontinued its meetings un 11 a. m. service. til February. The Sea Scouts Mrs. Marianna Clowes, organist Nutritious meet at 7:30 p. m. and choir director, will present The annual Christmas bazar as prelude, "Remembrance," by ROAST BEEF 'Ah. 49* will be held Thursday from 10 Lawrence; offertory, "The Gen-|| SLICED a. in. to 9 p. m. in parish hall. tie Shepherd." by Wallace, and I «TEAMID TO 4MDD postiudennctlnifn, "Drain"Praises anrandf ThanksgivThonlrnnio-. • '«•••» 1W VKVSM BOLOGNA METHODIST ing." The choir will sing, "I am Tinton Falls a Pilgrim," by Lorenz. Rev. Iverson Graham, assoct< The Young People's Christian Endeavor will meet Sunday, at LIVE LOBSTERS » 79 ate pastor of the Red Bank Meth- edict Church, will be the guest 7:4S p. m., in fellowship hall. NIBLETS CORN minister at the 11 a, m. service Sunday-school starts at 9:45 a. m. Sunday. in both chapels. WIN A FABULOUS Sunday-school will start at 9:45 Junior and senior Choirs meet a. m. Thursday,' at 6:30 and 7:30 p. m. Macaroni Dinner Robert Parkans has been nam- respectively. ed by the official board of the church to serve as vice chair- EMBURY METHODIST MINK STOLE Buttered Beef Steaks man of the building committee. Little Silver Rev. Ralph L. Barrett will con- BAPTIST duct his series of sermons on the LAST 2 DAYS TO ENTER Roman Pizza Pies New Monmouth Old Testament Book of Nehemiah Rsv. William E. Bisgrove, pas- at the 11 a. m. service Sunday. A THE KING KORN CONTEST! tor, will preach on "A New Day baby sitter services for pre-pri- f EfHfWffflllR TUUPFAIR In History," Sunday at 10:45 a. mary through fifth grade children lORDEN'S m. At the 7:45 p, m. service, has been set up for parents wish- ABSOLUTELY NO PURCHASE NICISSARYI COLD his topic will be "The Transform- inn to attend the It a. m. service. •ISCUITS . Mot ed Mind." Sunday-school starts at 9:45 a. -©• CUTS VMl 4-1" Children's church and nursery m. Mrs. Eugene Badgley will classes meet at 10:45 a. m, discuss White Gift Sunday, which Winners In Every Store! By Ike Piece Slkoi will be observed Dec. «. PRESBYTERIAN The IYF will meet Sunday st LIVERWURST » 49* FRESH LOX 39* Eatontown 8:30 p. m., and the Senior Youth R#l, Emperor Service Sunday st 11 a. m. with Choir will rehearse at 7 p. m. Hot and Swc«t AUBcel a guest speaker, Church school The senior MYF will have a lbs* at 9:45. The youth choirs will be- skating party tonight at 8, and GRAPES 2 gin weekly rehearsals for Christ' the Intermediate MYF will have a l~ FlorMs, Juicy FRESH SAUSAGE ». 69* FRANKFURTERS *• bowling party tomorrow at 12:45 mas tomorrow from 6:45 to 8:15 4for29< By Ihe Piece Only p. m, p. m. Sstdless Grapefruit Sliced Rev. Gabriel Williamson, a can. Fresh, Crunchy dldato for the church pulpit, will MONMOUTH REFORM bunch 17* Hot Ham Coppaeolo ...99* ROLLED BEEF 99* bo the minister for the service TEMPLE Dec. 8. Shrewsbury Pascal Celery Sliced Imported Tempting, Delicious Friday nlRht services will be Gourmet 2 full 9Q* T .09 •AYVIEW PRESBYTERIAN held at 8:15 In the Shrewsbury Ib. Va Hi. Cllffwoed Beach Presbyterian Church. Rabbi Hen- STUFFING BREAD pound* * PICCOLL SALAMI HERRING SALAD 59* Sunday schedule: Church school ry Unmborfior will speak on 1:30 a, m.; service, 11 a. m,, and"Lcavo Now-a Story Sermon." Gourmet Large Smoked Delicious nominating commlttco moetlnn, Sunday-school Is hold at 11:15 noon, n. m, In tho church social hnll. PUMPKIN PIE WHITE FISH 79* FRESH HAM 'A Ib. 49* Cub Pack 10 met^ tomorrow, Gourmet at 7 p. m1t*n4«ra4 iita otttcr^ Tilt •ooa Allhouirb relatives bue you. don't over, rilrtlnct teases) lor tWeir iidccUliruxu no lot* the respect you t*e them. «1-An»fr CANCER |As*a 21 to Ally 21) CAPRICORN (Dae. 22 to Jan. 20) n-irrr nut A talk with a spiritual adviser may help drlnlrer itraisntca out your leeluifs. |4.r«nute1 LEO (July lItoAaf.il) AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to Fab: 19) tre» Don't relegate yuur wcrk te> ethers II •K-rnKhlon . JMl dtA't feel up to par. Pcslpcmt? it VW6O |A*«. It 4* Stpf. II) MSCES (Fab. 20 to March 20) Dm'l aUVo yam d«lm lor *omlw!i)r Sputa what is necessary to reciprocate 67 M> one Tea to Mate MM tutcaKnti. Sr koanitality, but on'I show oil. for e 1959. Vield Enterprises, Inc.

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THE RYATTS By CAL ALLEY REVEREND By BILL O'MALLEY BED BANK BBCISTEB Friday. Hoi. 27,19S»-» TELEVISION MOVIE TMTABLE .WNTA-TV RED BANK AFTERNOON (11) Abbott and Costello (4) Weather Carltaa—Go Johnny Go 2:04; Yelowstone Kelly 3:23; Matinee U:N- (!) Love of Life (U) Junior Town (7) Weather II: IS- (2) Movie only—Evening on stage '.'The («) Tic Tac Dough • (X) Life of Riley Follies". (7) Across The Board (4) Movie (4) Jack Paar (7) Everything Goes SAT.—Go Johnny Go 2:10; Yel- (I) Movie (5) Big Beat lowstone Kelly 3:29 Matinee (U)French Through TV (I) Riders of Death (11) Sports and Wr:.ther Valley ll:J»Wll) Movie only; Evening on stage "The (II) Cartoon Jamboree U:M— (() Movie Follies". UiM- (I) Search For Tomorrow (II) Bozo The Clown i:25—<11) Clutch Csrgo (11) Newsbeat SUN.-Kiddie Show 2:00; The (I) It Could Be You Best of Everything 4:14, 6:46 (J) Cartoons (I) Movie 12:1*- (7) Movie (7) Rin Tla Tin 12:M- (S) Movie 9:06. (7) Pantomime Quil (It) Movie (II) English U (•) Movie EATONTOWN (11) Three stooges 1:1a— (4) Consult Dr. Brothers U:tt- (I) Guiding light 1:»- (4) 13th Hour Drive-Ift—FRI k SAT.-Kartoon liW- (I) News (II) Ask The Camera Karnival 7:00; The Young EVENING 1:41-(4) News; Sermonette (I) Joyce Brothers (7) Evening Prayer Land 7:50; The Best of Every- (5) Cartoons :t»- ($) Cartoonk I:!*-. (2) Movie thing 9:45; Late Horror Fea- (7) Music Bingo (7) LltUe Rascali t:Sa— (1) Newa ture 12:00. (TOMOABWAY* — Jimmy Ourarta (canter) ana (II) Fun At One (II) Popeye 1:U- (2) Give Us This Day SUNip-Kartoons 6:00; Room 41 "ROOM 43", teniational drama will open at tha Eaton- •neat atera Ray Beifer M Jam) r»»w«M eemhliis eemeey in* (II) Movie (II) Clay Cole •:2O, s:39; Bon to be Loved town Drive-in Sunday, Nov. 27, for a three-day run. ae«t_*iriMg tm» eswslel mwlawlrty eetereart tf "Olva My 1:K— (!) Burns and Allen . (4) Local News SATURDAY MORNING 8:10. "aterte w tnaaway" 9*t*»y, Oaa. Van tha NIC-TV Nrtw.rH. (I) Our Gang Tha co-feature will be "Born to Be Loved." fl ltS- (4) News •:4S— (I) Previews tJAZLET J*« 2H»«irff^rim ta the "tomtoy ttawseee" aarlaa will seat- 1:M— (l) Aa The World Turns (7) Yesterday's 4:le- O) Give Us Thia Day NtM tka •reetway af Ma lata Oaar«a M. Cahan ana* will aaV Newireels leai'i Drrra4s>-FRI. 4V SAT. alua-a wHh a triauto ta tha atm>an*4anea man. . (4) Dial 4 I:*- (2) Newa Civic Unit Lists (I) Movie (II) Sky King (4) SennoBcttc -Cartoons 7:00; Beat of Every- (7) Memory Lane (II) Henry Morgan , 7:M- (1) Big Picture thing 7:49, 11:40; Jayhawkers 10.00. 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It's still all (4) Children's Theater formulating plans for its third (11) Basic Russian 7:2S-(11) Weather (5) Just For Fun KEANSBURG ment store adventures of a man very informal and informative, I:*-. (I) Big Payoff annual dance to be held in Janu- despite Ed Murrow's having de- 7:H— (2) Rawhide 1:14- (2) Laurel and Hardy Caslao-FRI. ft SAT.-But Not named Krit Kringle who believes (4) Young Dr. Malone ary. ha really la SanU Claus. Ed Wynn parted the premises. (4) People Are Funny 14:H- (2) Heckle and Jeckle for Me 6:45, 9:20; The H Man (J) Orient Express (5) Caanonball (4) Howdy Doody The association is currently U ta the role created by tha late TOMORROW 8:00. formulating plans for a Christmas (7) Beat The Clock (7) Wait Disney (7) Oswald Rabbit Seconds to Hell Edmund Gwenn. Petar Und Hay- •.m.-A IC-Wghl (I) CorUss Archer SUN.—Ten home decorations contest. as, Oraon Bean aad Mary Haaly (dHiea Vlewiag) (I) Movie 14:14— (2) Mighty Mouse 3:10, 6:20, 9:20; Thirty 1:40, (11) Movie (U) Hoaaynoosera Once again thia year Santa Walter Winchell la special gti (4) Ruff and Reddy 4:90, 8:00. lite-(1) Verdict Is Yours (U) Newabeat (I) Movie Claus will make a tour of the f:M avav -Wak Mawf guide as John Guntber'a aeries <4) From These Roots 7:K-(U) Weather • LONG BRANCH township on a fire engine. James presents "New York—The Day (II) Cowboy G-Men (I) Racket Squad fcav>(t)Troublethooten liter- (|) News Bnrenet-FRI. at SAT.-Car Regan, treasurer of the group, Tha drama of nature on a ran* People, Tha Night People." 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Hausman went rabbit hunting the storm gathered strength as great town. (7) American Bandstand (7) Man from Blackhawk 11:14— (2) Lone Ranger ASBURY PARK THEATRE LEASED It moved across the Pacific; (II) Amoa 'N' Andy (11) Panic (4) Circus Boy and ended up with $100 and an 7:M p. m.-NBC-Boaania (11) Industry on Parade Mayfalr—A Summer Place alligator. EVENINGS FOR Something different for Disney. (II) Richard Willis I:!*- (2) Lucille Ball 2:45. 7:15. 9:45. • •. m^CBS-Dastm Playhouse Adam and Little Joe Cartwright ' Deii Amaz (II) New Horizona The alligator, three-feet long, sense that a posse formed to «:«- (I) Secret Storm SAT. * SUN.—A Summer Plao "The Rlcardoa Go to Japan" 4:M- (I) Edge of Night (S) Theater 5 11:41- (5) Movie had been stolen a month earlier track the killers of a neighbor (11) Through The 2:05, 4:40, 7:15, 9:45. from a home. Hausman was given la the latesst eepisodp e of TV's most woman is really a lynch mob, so (4) Split Personality (7) 77 Sunset Strip (I) Wrestling Porthole St James—Third Man on the ride ton prevent unUwful (I) Mr. District Attorney • " (11) Man From The West Mountain 2:30. 7:30, 9:45. violence ln t:U- (4) M Squad REVIVAL OF OLD PLAY Lyric—Anatomy of Love—7:00, (II) It'a A Great Life VANCOUVER. B.C. (AP) — A 9:00. swindler of guest Robert Cum- poplular English mtrcle play of SAT.—Anatomy of Love 2:00, mings. ax basket case of Vivian The locale is somewhat different, It:*- (2) Twilight Zone bub t it's just another western any (4) Boxing the middle ages, "Noah's Flood" 4:00, 6:00, «:O0, 10:00. Vance (Ethel), a bachelor of Deii is to have an unusual production Arnac-and a shambles of Jap- li i (5) Not For Hire SUN.-Grand Illusions 2:00, (7) Detectives as part of the 19(0 Vancouver 4:00, 6:00, 8:00,10:00. anese-American relations. 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SK 2-9JW9 COFFEE SERVED \ Shrcwubur With Our Compliment*. MONMOUTH COUNTY AND NA MIDDLETOWN SKA mtNJMT ON Tilt; HOUR AND IIM.F HOUR Overlooking iho Occnn 26—Friday. Nov. 27, 1959 RED BANK REGISTER R. B.ifath6Ue6 Rumson-Fair Haven Both Teams Get Points

Red Bank Catholic and Rum- McCarthy added to his offensivewas hard-fought, Injuria were son-Fair Haven Regional, the laurels with outstanding play. Al-few. _, .... Shore's only two undefeated foot- Statistic* so ends Fred Tharin and Chuck Guard Joe Miele of Red, Baak ball teams, kept their records in- FliU Downs '- Nichols played well. Catholic was hit in the; mouth sad (3t I) *arn,kl, Landlkroener, neither of which figured in the -Trumbator,. ' scoring. :. -•".. ,JV Eacn team scored aa the result the ball on the 28. first and 10, or • break. The Bulldogs cashed and bedlam reigned in the stands. in first Early in the lint quar- After Gamin got two, Bos* ter, an exchange of fumbles gave sone lost flva but then he threw the visitors the ball on the Green to Corley for 14 yards and sent and Gold 4l'St1t and McCarthy Ryan around left end for 1) to exclusively fnoyaa the ball to the the Rumsoo five. Ryan almost 2*,. before otuuterbacquarterback Jim Ja- went itito the end zone, but was cubecy attempted a pass. Ralph tripped up at the last second. TOUGHMAN CORLEY — Ralph "Dee" Corley, 41, Red Bank Catholie end, rips off a short gain after taking a Bob- Doc" Corley, a tremendous Oe With a first down on the five, Nu- gent lost four and then Chuck by Bosione pait yesterday in the Catey-Rumson-Fair Haven Regional game here. Left to right are Terry Sieg, tensive performer, intercepted on the 211. Ked Bank Catiiolic moved Nichols intercepted a Bossone Rumson star; Jay Abbes, Ted Bremekamp, Corley, Joe Miele and Eric Donath. Ths score, 6-6. "out to the 36. On fourth down pass to stop the rally and save with a yard to go for a first the game. Jeff Munger fumbled down, Bossone tried a daring two plays later and Red Bank maneuver. He elected to plunge Catholic again recovered, Corley Blaik Says Caldwell, Army Penn Nabs Nothing at Stake for the yard. He was met at the taking it on the 19. One pass play line of scrimmaie by. a hut of wasBullified because of an in. STOPPING DtmSSMAN TIMY SUM — What appear. tacklers and gained nothing. The *WBfieM " tte to be a heidleii tickler i« a Red Bank Catholic flridd.r Is Finest Passer Today Ivy League's In Army-Navy Purple took over. McCarthy fo in ground out eight yards in two ? VMcCartaV^McCartay waa easily the « PP 9 ««'»»•'»'« T«ry Sieg from jetting IMM ••« tni Best Hat Tilt But Pride tries, looking like .a runaway By COL. EARL H. (RED) BLAIK outstandintdi g bacbkk on the fieldfild . HHee holiday tussle yesterday. The game wound up In • 4-4 ( PHILADELPHIA (AP) - Now Associated Press bulldozer. Mike Browers, half- NEW YORK (AP) — If the East were given to back,added two as the quarter picked up tt yard* on 15 carries tie. ' . that Coach Steve Sebo has PHtLADELPHIA (AP) — For for better than four yards a try. ^ • •• ' .• '• "'•' '• guided Pcnn 'to the Ivy League the first time in many years it ended. After Jacubecy picked up sounding trumpet blasts for its great college players, seven Seig got five. Jeff Munger Seig was held to 31 yards in 14 title and its best record since appears the pageantry, not the tries. as some sections do, Joe Caldwell of Army might be 1947, where does he go from football, is luring some 100.000 was stopped for no gain, but Seig Rumson High School still has Vince Lombardi's Packers here. fans into Philadelphia Stadium hit for four. McCarthy's three andnot lost to the Caseys. Of the nine more generally acclaimed for what he unquestionably Jacubecy'a two moved the ball to In Sebo's last game under his for Saturday's 60th meeting of played, the Bulldogs have seven is—the finest passer in the game today. second three-year contract, Penn Army and Navy. the five, a foot short of the first down and the Green and Cold wins and two games ended in a Defeat Detroit Lions The Southwest maintains that Southern Method- rallied yesterday behind quarter- In recent seasons this tradi- tie. back George Koval for a 28-13 tional clash of cadets and mid- took over. Three plays gained On defense for Red Bank Cath- DETROIT (AP)-The Detroit deadly and timely accuracy ea ist's Don Meredith ranks with the best ever developed victory over Cornell to gain the shipmen has had an important five yards and end Jay Abbes olic Corley. Eric Donath and went back to punt. McCarthy Lions dropped their annual his passes. He completed IB of in that area, and I don't doubt it But I am convinced Ivy League title and a 7-1-1 rec bearing on the national and sec- Roger Bremekamp were out- 15 for 169 yards and didn't suffer ord. tional football picture. Several raced in like a pistol shot, and Thanksgiving Day contest to the standing, while. Nugent and Ry- Green Bay Packers, 24-17. an interception. neither Meredith, nor any other college passer you When asked about his future times a victory meant a bowl smotherd the kick and kicker. an ran well on offense. Guard Bill Kelly, also in on the The Lions fumbled themselves The rest of the National foot- name, is quite in a class with Caldwell. plans, Sebo said: "I don't know." bid for Navy.' Last year, for ex- On defense for Rumson, J. V. ball league teams will be in ac- He added he has not heard from ample, Army assured itself of fell on the ball into three Green Bay scores yes- zone for the score. Jacubecy was terday before 49.221 of the faith- tion Sunday, and this it a week* From Vern Prichard's day in 1913, Army has sent any University officials about Eastern football honors with a end thit could have a settling in- his status. University officials 22-6 win over the Middles. thrown in his run attempt for the ful and hearty and a nationwide many superior passers into the Navy game, but none television audience that saw all fluence on races in both divisions. have declined public comment. Such has been the picture — point and the score stood at 6-0. Lake wood Upsets to compare with Caldwell. I also doubt the Cadets ever the scoring, and most of the ex- Sebo also replied "I don't color, excitement and prestige. Neither team threatened seri- citement, crammed into the first gent a better pass-receiver, a more valuable all-around know" when questioned as to But not this year. The cadets ously for the remainder.of the half. and Middies have naught at second period, although Rumson, Toms River, 14-7 Manasquan Trips whether he plinned to step down The futility of the Detroit set- end or a more inspirational leader against the Midship- voluntarily, perhaps to take an- stake but personal pride, a vie-led by Seig and McCarthy, con- LAKEWOOD - Lakewood High trolled the ball most of the per- son was illustrated in the second men than Bill , "the lonely end." other position. , •-' tory to warm the hearts during School treited some 4,500 fans half when the Lions, trailing by the winter ahead. The 1959 foot- iod. Culls, 31-0; Some reports circulating indi- to early mince pie'here yester- one touchdown, could not get in- Unfortunately, from Army's viewpoint, Carpenter cated Sebo had reached a so- ball season, from the standpoint Red Bank Catholic notched the side the Green Bay 25-yard line of victory and defeat has been tying points soon after the third day when .the Piners pulled off will have to operate against Navy next Saturday, as called gentlemen's agreement to although they had the ball for Freehold Wins step- down when the current se~a- the worst for the service acade- quarter started. Rumson toojL.tiu aa upset by sliding ,< past Toms MANASQUAN ,- The Minis- 1 mies in many seasons. twice as 'many plays as dtd the he did against Oklahoma,: with his left arrri strapped «oa ehded-^-wm or lose!' His con- kickoff, but four D|ays ;.,later River ill •"Crowd-pleasing 'ackers. quan-Point Pleasant .Beach tra- Army's 4-3-1 record is the guard Roger Bre>e*;*»jpjec9y - s to his side and partially immobilized because of a tract officially expires Feb. I ; contest. The Lions'rod ved in front 1-0 ditional Thanksgiving, Day game Several < times during his reignworst for the Cadets since the ered Jacubecy's iumble on the ran true to form with the Big years of the cribbing scandal Steve jacks'wa'l the big man on a 22-yard that fol- shoulder separation. However, it should be remembered he had been under heavy fire Bulldogs' 45. lowed a Green Bay fumble on the Blue team romping to a 31-0 vic- and had been hanged in effigy. In 1951, the Cadets won 2 and The Caseys failed to move and for' the upset : minded . Piners. tory. that Carpenter, despite this handicap, managed six lost 7. The following year, as opening kickoff. The Packers Abbes punted. Jacubecy lost eight He paved the way by scoring drove 65 yards in six.plays for Manasquan wound up the sea- catches against the Sooners. Both Sebo and Dr. Gaylord P. former Coach Earl Blaik rebuilt Harnwelt, Penn president, de- to the 30 and then pitched out to both touchdowns, one an 82-yard one score, got another 95 sec- son with a 7-2 record after get- his shattered forces, the mark Seig on the next play. Halfback With Don Usry, the other end, who had been in- nied the report* about was 4-4-1. Both years Navy woo run, and the other on a one-yard onds later following Detroit ting off to a slow start with a 2-2 the Ed Ryan came in tut and Jarred mark in its first four fames. The jured most of the year, able to Unction against Okla- agreement. the service game. i end run. fumble, added a field goal and the runner hard, shaking the ball led, 17-3,. before the Thanksgiving Big Blue then wound up to post Amidst the throng of questions As for the Middies (4-4-1), you loose. The ever-present, Breme- . Lakewood scored in the opening homa as a receiver, Army's passing was more danger- tossed at Sebo by newsmen in stay-at-homers started to work on five wins in a row for Its good have to go back to 1951 for a kamp again tell on the Iumble, session and struck again in the season. . ' ous than at any time since the Illinois game. Besides the dressing room after the poorer Navy team record wise. the second drumstick. this time on Rumson'a seven. third chapter. Toms River dug Point Pleasant was victim of Carpenter and Usry, end Frank Gibson and Halfbacks ggame , he would pausp e to con- That year Navy brought a 2-6-1 into pay. dirt in the final quar The Lions fumbled again in the Bossone got six around left end, second period and the Packers a rough season. The Garnet gratulatl e hihis playerl s theyh slate into the Army game, but and Ryan plunged to the one- ter. •. .' '•• '... ;'. George Kirscherjbauer and Roger Zailskai were also passed hihim andd alsl o to himselff laced the decimated West Point- promptly moved 49 yards in eight Gulls won their first game against foot line. Bossone plowed into the ..The Piners. scored early in the plays fora 24-3 lead. Matawan and then dropped their catching the ball well. But it was primarily Caldwell's receive congratulations from ers 42-7. Two years later, with end zone for the tying points. His friends snd well-wishers. first quarter. Lakewood recover- Two long drives got the long- next six games for a M season. •how. The- Cadet receivers were usually well covered a 4-3-2 log, Navy won the Army pass attempt was batted down ed a fumble by Toms River on "I'm so proud of this team f game 20-7. suffering Detroit Club back into Freehold Regional defeated by Oklahoma's secondary, but Caldwell was so pin and the score stood at 6-6. the kickoff, and Zacks scored could cry," he declared. However, those making the contention, but it lacked the stuff Neptune, H6, in a tight contest Rumson received the kickoff, from one yard out and then to keep its offense rolling. Two all the way. For the Colonials, pointing his passes that they could not be batted down Koval, a second-string quarter trip to South Philadelphia to aee booted the point. In the third back, brought Penn from a two- the Cadets and Middies parade, but Jacubecy fumbled on the third late interceptions killed off hopes it was only their second win In or intercepted. v period Zacka picked up a fum for a deadlock. nine games. Neptune limped touchdown deficit. He tossed for a glimpse of some celebri- play and Jay Abbes recovered on ble by Mike Bloom and, with With Al Rushatz "doing good work at fullback, three touchdown passes — 13 his 47. The Caseys couldn' Paul Hornung scored all but sixthrough the season in winless ties, for the sr.cial prestige, just a fine running performance, he form. Army's running attack looked, improved at times. And yards to fullback Jack Hanlon might see a darn good football move and punted, the Bulldogs of the Green Bay paints, despite went 82 yards for the TD un- the fact he suffered a cracked rib The Fliers had J3» • points 27 to end Barney Berlinger and game. taking over on their 30. The Pur-touched. He again booted the con- In last'Saturday's off-day practice, Bob Anderson was 8 to end Bill Kesack. ple moved to the 28 but a lS-yard and carried the ball only five scored against them while they version. , netted only IS points In eight moving well. Coach Dale Hall, therefore, may be able Standout performances - also penalty moved them back to the times. Hornung scored the Pack- With three minutes left in the ers' first two touchdowns on runs tilts. • to mount his most balanced attack to date in the game came from Penn Capt. Berlin CJ. Trackmen 2d 44. Chuck Nichols then kicked over the goal early in the fourth fourth quarter Richie Byrne tos- of 11 and six yards and carried Brick Township, one of the new he would most like to. ; ' ger, who msde some sparkling the ball only.three other times catches,'and All-Ivy halfback In YMCA Races quarter. sed a long pass to Don Browne team.amss in Ocea- n County,' com- The Cadets' attack, however, will not win for Fred Doelling, who piled for a TD. The' play covered 56 because of hls'ffrat period Injury. pleted • tine season Si_ d up Here Red Bank Catholic made yards. Matt Gannon kicked the most of the yardage on the POUGHKEEPSIE, N.Y. (AP)- He booted a 39-yard field goal by slamming Central Regtonaf, them, unless they also succeed in reducing, if not The Central Je.rsey Track and its bid to pull the game out. Tak-point. and kicked all three extra points 31-0, for a 7-2 season.; £tntra| ground. ing over on their 20, they march- eliminating, the mechanical errors which have beset In the only other Ivy League Field Club finished second be- In pre-game ceremonies vet- though. ' ' '• . . ' finished up the campaign with a hind the New York Pioneer Club ed 75 yards in 15 plays to the eran Athletic Director Russell E The Packers picked up only 73 2-6 record. • ' "-V .... '.""; them all season. Fumbles contributed measurably in encounter yesterday, Colgate Rumson five. Ryan started the picked up a pair of first period in the 29th annual Pouiakeepsie Wright was honored when Lake- yards on the ground and lost the the defeats by Illinois and Oaklahoma and in the tie by YMCA road races yesterday. march with eight then Ed Loflus wood's field was dedicated as statistics battle to the Lions by a Yogi Berra has beta to,bet a touchdowns and went on to de- added five. Bossone got 11, bin the Air Force, while foolish penalties were disastrous feat Brown, 33-14. Fullback Ber- Pioneer scored W points and the Russell E. Wright Field. wide margin, 354 to 241. But record 223 times In World Series Central Jersey, 71. then an offside penalty moved the quarterback Bart Starr hit with competition. In the loss to Penn State. nie Dailey scored three touch' Caseys back to their Jt. After downs on a 31-yard run and two Ed Winrow. 22, a Buffalo TWO BIO WINS The fumbles, of .course, are linked to the record three-yard runs. State Teachers College freshman Dom Garruto got four, a pass BALTIMORE (AP)-It was number of injuries the team has incurred. Lack of depth running for the New York Athle- from Bossone intended tor Abbes long time between $100,000 race mo FOOTHAM. tic Club, was the individual win- fell incomplete. Jim Nugent pick- victories for. Bald Eagle and and. the long and constant hospital list has prevented \nnttmtt r-r*M ner of the five-mile event in ed up 13 yards in two' tries be- KIrn Camlnnrr jockey Manuel Ycsta. They won Coach Hall from getting together a set backfield combi the record time of 24 minutes fore Bossone's pus for Corley their first $100,000 stake in the V.w Vork waa incomplete. Ryan got; two nation. He reminded me only yesterday that he has ClM'rianl 12 seconds. Suburban Handicap at Belmont MiliIll The old record was 24:36, set and then Bossone completed hi not started the same unit in any game. The cohesion Park on Independence Day. They WMhlRtinfl 3 in 19M by Tom Hoffman of Union second pus of the day, this one repeated on Veterans' Day in th that is a preventive against fumbling can only be at- Chlraia r*ril< .1 College. to Ryan for 14 yards. This placid Washington. International ai tained by having your troops in sufficient shape so you KM r ram Lea _ ...1 "•Illmnrp a ean scrimmage and play them together. Chla R > nrava Ray „, ., ..s There is an old saying the team that loses an Drlrall t t .m l«ly (lim» net* Me*) logical edge to be carried over into next year's game •atoi, Nov. M mfctaal* (klrain B»an at ( NlrM* Car4« That would suggest an edge for the Midshipmen in l

' . ' . MRHODIST CONOtEOATION BAPTIST PRESBYTERIAN FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, ST. Red Bank SHALOM Red Bank Red Bank .SCIENTIST Rumsoa Rev. Roger J. Squire wUl Red Bank ' Rev. John Cmuthamel will "Why Worship?" will be the Red Bank Holy Communion will be ctte. preach on the topic, "You Can The Sabbath candles will be speak on the subject "The Thirst sermon topic of Rev.-Dr. Charles , Services at 211 Broad St. anbrated ia the chantry at 8 a. m. Take It With You" at tiM KMlighted at 4:13 p. m. Friday.For God" at the 1 a. m. family S. Webster tt tht 8: IS and 11held Sundaya at 11 a. m. Sunday- Sunday. Rev. John Barton, assist- and 11 a. m. services Sunday. Mmcha services will be held at service and 11 a. m. worship o'clock services Sunday. Rev. Dr. school meets at 11 a. m. Wednet- ant minister, wilt' continue his in- Tha dmrcb school adult data 4:30, followed by traditional Kab> service Sunday. This is the pat- Sargent Bush, associate minister, day evening testimony meetings structions on The Bible at the meeta at 1:30 tad the high school bolts Shabbot services snd tor's first in a aeries of Advent wiU assist. Dr. Cart F. Mueller, are at 8:15. 9:30 a. m. service at which the data at 11. Maariv/ sermons. MATTHEW 10:38 "He who finds his Ufa will minister of music, will preside The reading room, 209 Broad girls' choir will sing Bortniuky's Herbert Buttit, minister of mu The Sabbath morning Adult Tha Chancel Choir will sing loae It, and hs who losea Us life for my sake will at the organ console. His organ St., is open daily, from noon to "Lo, A Voice from Heavea 'The Heavens An Telling" and meditation wiU be "Prelude and 4:30 p. m., Friday evenings from Sounding." and the organ pre- tie, will present two program*. aerviees wiU begin at 1:15. Jun- find it," (RSV) : EUiabath Hohl, wprano, will ting ior Congregation also meeta at "Daughter of Zlon." Robert A. Fugue, In B Flat Major," Bach; 7:39 to 9:30, and Sundays from lude will be Rowley's "Fantasy a* wiot "Can* Unto Mm" and 8:15. Ivey, Jr.. la minister of music . e • • "Prelude on 'Where Cross the 2 to 4 p. m. on 'Veni Emminuel,'" and the "Rejoice, Greatly." at the 1:30 The Torah reading will be and organist. WUliam James, uAme^cu psychologist around Crowded Ways' " Wm. C. Steere, How spiritual enlightenment pottlude wiU be Dupre's "Glor- ia." Robert McKeey will play a a. m. service. Ilia Chaneal Choi "Cbayt Soro." and the prophetic Usher* will be William Morgan, tha beftafiine; of the 20th Century, said to an in- and pottlude, "Choral Improvisa- brings protection from evil will at U a. m., will slag "Catt to Hoftorah portion is "Hamelech.'- Vernon Loud, Charlea Thompson, tion oa 'Now Thank We'". be brought out at Chriatian Sci- recital on tha Mary Owen Bor- quirer: The greatest use of lite la to spend it den Memorial Carillon at 10:10 Renunbraace'' and "Baton the Saturday ia "ShabWs Mevorg- Barney DeLoach, Sidney Dull, At the, 8: IS service the soloist ence services Sunday. Eadlag of the Day." him" when the'new Hebrew Truman Reevea, .-Francis lor something Oat will outlast tt." will bt Mrs. Robert L. King, en- "Ancient snd Modern Necro- s. m. Workon tof the) avaty member month of Ktalev will bt blessed Swartt, Kenneth Brewer and What la that thing that will outiatt our lives of piano. Her selection* will ce y. Alias Mesmerism and Rev. George A. Robertshaw canvass will father la Fellow- wiu the recital of the Yehl Roxon Howard Young. Serving on the TO, «0, SO, or 100 yeara or more? What la that "Peace I Leave With You," Don- Hypnotism, Denounced" will be will preach at the 11 a. m. serv- greeting committee will be dea ald L. Moore, and "Think on the subject of the lesson-sermon. ice at which tha mea'a and boys* ship Hall at ::J0 p. m. Sunday pnyer. Cantor Z. Jaffa will con- thing for which we should spend our lives to Is larUrt aaMinmann for call* duct the service. coat, Howard Young, George These Things," June C. Kirlin. Included in the Bible passages choir, directed by Marshall C. to be read is Paul's counsel to tbty will make later ia the aft- A Udduth by the Sisterhood Morford aad Claude Denny, at- ••cure? ' The uehen will be ia charge of Bush, organist, will slag Handel's will follow the muspr service. tistod by doaooosnaa Mn. WU- To know aad t» do the will of God-to attain this Frank E. Whiting, assisted by the Romans (13:12): "The night "And The Gtory." The organ pre- ernoon. The Intermedlat* Youth is far spent, the day is at hand: Fellowship will meat from 8 to Mmcha will be held at *» Uam Gravat and Mra. Henry goal Is worth all that we are and have. AccompUah- Robert M. Evans, Douglas W. Me lude wiU be Bach's "Come Sav- . m. and Maariv at tha conChadwlek- . Abo assisting wiU be Cram, H. Ralph Pemmerl and let us therefore cast off the works iour of the Gentiles" aad tat 1p.m. Rev. Mr. Soulm will. ing this gosl will outlast our lives. . of darkness, aad let us pat oa dries tht Methodist Youth Pel- clusion of the Sabbath at 8:18.Mra. Harry Wtiitmaaa and Mrs. Wcston B. Wardell, Jr., Robert H. prelude, Bach's "Ovarian aad 1 the armour of light." kwsUp on the topic, "Wttnett. Sunday-ecbooJ meeta at 10 a. m. WUliam Schaack, members of clr- It la Qod'g wUl thtt enrary peraoa upon tha earth Edmunds snd Raymond S. Swift Alleluia." •' at 7 p. a. The Wesley Fellow- Hebrew School meeta Suaday cta two of the Womea'a Fellow- should tow tha opportunity of growing aa Jesus wUl comprise the welcoming IndividualespnttioBsof thanks- Holy Communion, for the Feast ship V4D meet m the chapel at at 8:31 aad wsek-dsyt at *e> grew-te wisdom and stature, and la favor wttl) giving by memban of the cono-f St Andrew, wUl be celebrated Rev.Mr. Crouthamal wiQ apeak gregation win highlight the spe-at 8 t. m. Monday. 8:11 p. m. • .. « God sad man. At the 11 o'clock service the Cub Pack 17 wfll meet taFel - Adult Institute classes on "Tha First Tbanakgiving," for Tower Hill choir will sing "Who cial service to be held Thanks- Thla ia tha choir rehearsal lowship HaU st 7:30 tonight ThMondae y evenings at 7:48 and 8:38 mtmben of me Junior and Sen- ; ttUOctfswmt^HUreaoirces should be so Is Uke Thee?" Hebrew melody, giving Day. schedule: Boys.4toSp.rn.Wet> Chancel choir will rehearse at ior High groups Sunday at 8:30 •sad by aaaa thtt all the ehfldno of man should and "Spring* in tha Desert," Ar- "Thanksgiving" wiU bt the sub- netdays; girls, 4 to 8 p. m. Thurs- p. m. Roger Williams Fellowship ject of the lesson sermon. Tha days; men's snd boys'. 7 to8:8 8 Ic' • "»"• • Roth Chadeth will take place tnparlsnoe abuadant Uvlng upon tbc^aarth. God has thur B. Jennings. The ushers wiU meets at 7 p. m. first reader, Joseph H. Palmer. p. m. Thursdays; carol, 4 to 4:4S Tomorrow, tha junior choir will Tuesday snd Wednesday. gtvau us tha reaottroes for the production of plenty be in charge of Charles F. Edel- Judean Youth groups and Build- Rev. Mr. Crouthtmel will be In mann attuned by Kenneth C. Jr., will read the Thanksgiving ». m. Fridays; and first-year rehearse at 1:30 a. ra.an d the of bread *>r, the body, mind and spirit of all human carol choir at 10: IS. A party will Ing committee meet Wednesday charge of the Bible Study hour Burger, Van B. Fox, Van RProclamation of thePresident boys', 11 a. m. to noon Satur- be given by the Methodist Youth at 7:30 p. m. Sunday at 7 p. m. beings; yet two4h!rds of the people in the world Greene, Jr. and Shirley C. of the United States. days. ' Fellowship st 7:30, and tha Inter- December meeting of the entire Altar flowers lut Sunday were are undernourished, sad three-fourths of tha pao- Mounce. Robert A. DtWaU and mediate Youth Fellowship will congregation will be held Thurs- given by Mr. Dull in memory of gda can neither read nor write. We know bow to C. Leslie Rice, Jr. will comprise BAPTIST JEHOVAH'S WrTNESSES day evening at 8 o'clock. bis mother. the welcoming committee. Middletowa Red Bank meat at tha same hour. provide enough food, clothing andahelter.andw The latetdsnomlsational Pray- Services an held dairy at 7:11 The following church activities At 8:15 and 11 a. m.. duplicate Rev. John E. Bates wUl pnach •Win Many Now Uviag Never er aad Study Group will meet in p. m. an scheduled: Fellowship Guild loiowbe«toteaohthei>aoptowbeabl«torea)daa« sessions of the Church School wiU on the topic. "The Mark* of aDie?" is the aspic.to bo discuss- me chapel at 1* a. ra. Tuesday. meeting,, wtth Mrt, Dorothy Cot- be held ia tha Education build- Christian" at the 11 o'clock Sua- ed Sunday afternoon at S o'clock. At that time, the sewing group of FIRST 1 greave aa leader, Tuesday, 7:30 ks and FeBowahlp hall for three- day morning service. This wttl bt A. Ruseo, a visiting minister wttl p. in.; Hour of Renewal service, th tJ "Wh Do the Womea't Society of Chrittitn New Shrewsbury IwrebaenwaUngtodo. year oMt through eighth grade the tint of a aeries of sermons answer tha . "Whyy Do Service will meet a the kinder- Iavestmentt for Eternity" winWednesday. 7:38 p. ra.:,Church * the direction of Miss Mary on the Advent Guest or- Humans Die aad Whatt BailBl s Is garten mom. Girl Scout Troop be the Stewardship Sunday an- Council meeting. Wednesday, 8:30 Aen Stamtt, director of nUgtout ganist wiU be Richard Leakey. Than for Hoping ta live For- am will meet at 3:38 p. m. Boymen topic by Rev. Isaac C. Rot-p. ra.; School of Missions staff GsorspV, Moore Flowen win be placed by Mr.ever?" This teJk wfll be given m Scout'Troop 17 «nV meat at 7: IS.ttnberg. meeting. Wednesday, 8:30 p. m., At 7 p. m., the Senior High and Mn. George CooUdge la Kingdom ban, M Bread St.. Red aad sewing day for women of Tbe College of tha BJUa Baak.At4:U, wfllbatheconcHv J The Wesley Fellowship witt play The pastor will comistlon tht LsjOagtoarKy. Church School wiU meet in thememory of Mn. Harry CooUdge. volleyball at 8 p. ra. memban who wtil vialt the homes the church. Thursday, 10 a. m. chapel followed by the weekly Ushers will be George Hartmana eton of tha article, "When Gad Wednesday at 8 p.m., the of memben and- friendt of theta Fellowship Hall. meeting of the Westminster Sen- and Charles Nelson. Then wfll be Speaks Peace to AU Nations'." Weman't Society of Christian congregation in aa Every Mem. On -Friday the Baptist women tor High Fellowship. a nursery for children ia the kin- Tuesday at 8:18 there will be Service will hold a Christmas ber Canvass. will mark a day of, pnyer. with At 8:38 p. m., the Single Young dgt Bible studies held at Kingdom meeting ia Fellowship HaU with Music for tha service will in- a meeting in the Clayton Room Adult Group will meet in the Church School wttl mast st 8:38 ban, 10 St. Mary's PL, sad 338 Mn. Henry J. Palmer presiding: clude "God So Loved the World, at 2 p. m. The theme will be CENTRAL BAPTIST COwTMUNITY Combt-DeVoe Memorial room. a. m., grades one through five Peart St., Red Bank. At 88 Lav Mn. Robert Glaser directing the by stalner; "In A Monastery "Open My Eyes." Atlantic Highlands Lincroft < Saturday 8:19-10:30 a. m., jun-meeting for aasembty ia Fellow- con St, Falnrlew, there will be program, and Mrs. Maynard Garden." by Ketelby, and "Post- The Builders Fellowship will Rev. Harry W. Kraft, pastor. "The Son will be ior girls' choir rehearsal In Felshi- p HaU, and grades six through a parlor talk entitled, "Why Babb In charge of devotiont. hide," by Mtrkel. The choir wttl meet Friday at 8 p. m. at the ^"u of the service' the topic of me sermon by lowship hall under tbe directiorection 12 meeting in the sanctuary. Re* Oat Must Bs Baptised." Thursday, the youth choir will ting the anthem. "Great it Thyhome of Mr. and Mn. Robert Sunda< y at 11 a. m. He stop win Howard Lloyd at tha 11 a. m. of Mn. Carl F. Mueller; 10:45 heanale win begin for the Christ- rehears* at 7:15 p. ra. Miss KayMercy," by Nordman. Uthert Fiedler on 100 Cross St., Little pnach at the 7:30 p. ra.service .service Sunday. Mist Evelyn a. m.. Junior boys' choir rehear- mas program, which wiH ha held CALVAST BAPTI8T Vttter, director of Christian edu-will be Thomas Bnreton, Ray- Silver. The church band will provide the Ltyton, organist will, lead the sal In Fellowship hall under the Dec. 28. Red Bank cation, wiU conduct a meeting of mond Schmidt, William Nye aid A father, daughter and music. adult choir in the presentation of direction of Mn. Cart F. Mueller, Youth FeUowshlp will not meet Rev. John B. GUehrlst win de> the Commission on Education at Peter Moreau. banquet is planned for Monday, Sunday-school meeta at 8:4"Th5 e Lord Is My Shepherd." and i p. m.. Church wedding of Sunday. The neatmeetleg will be the sermon Sunday st 11 8 p. ra. • ••• Mrs. Fred HortfaU and Miss Dec. 7, at 8:38 p. m. in Fellow- a. m. and Youth Fellowship at Miss Beth Troeber to Donald E. bald Dae. 8 and wfll begin at 7:38 a. ra. Tha Junior and senior choirs ship Hall. Ticket sales am in Nursery facilities an avails The sacrament of Holy Com- Andrea Wack will supervise the 8:30 p.m. We during the aervtce. Sunday- Hardy to be aelemalied by Dr.with aa opening service of wor-witt slag, directed by Mitt Aud- munion wiU be administered at tcHvttlet of the nursery. charge of, Thomas Wilson and The board of Deacons will meet Webster. ship in tht sanctuary. Devotions rey Wtnrn Robert Kelly of the Men's Class. school will be In the church hall the momlng aerviees Sunday. Sunday-school starts at 8:30 a Monday. 7:30 p. m.: Girls' Fel- at 9:45 a. m. David Anderson, Monday — 4 p. m.. Brownie wiU be led by Diane Rsflten. Re- Sanday-scbool meats at 8:30 Dec. 8. That evening, at 8 o'clock, m. with classes for all ages. The lowship Guild meeting and Christ- r tB i rUI 10 Zanale Leeks is tuperkv CHRIST EPISCOPAL asslatant superintendent, will be Troop 1I5S ilwilll meat in the Edu- • *^ ' J" P-P the chancel choir and drama theme for November, la "Domes- mu party, Tuesday, 7:41 p. m.;Itan charge charge. . cation building under the leaderleader- Vxf Morgan aad Desalti Swart- group will present the play, "The tic Missions." The class In Chris- SHREWSBURY - The tint pnyer meeting and Bible study, Junior choir practice meete ship of Mn. Paul F. Swtu; 4 sal. monthly chat Coming of Christ." Music will betian Education for Sunday-achool Sunday hi Advent, beginning a Wednesday, 7:45, and Women's Tuesday at 7 p. m., and adult p. m.. Girl Scout Troop 72 will Mr.ajMlMn.RobsrtSc Robert Mon" wttl be tbe subject of the, 8 a. m. Family be held ta the home of David Daaaey. VV8K gPDUrUAL at 7:15 p. m. for their regular eooduet bath the ! AJ*LE. ZtON , Anderson on Tuesday, Dec meditation by Rev.' Howard E. weekly service. Gordon Matt will Eucharist and the 11 a.m Mon- 4 v Red Bank The first of a series of ra and i e.' Newton at the 11 a. ra. sen » the gtoup'ittoW. mg Prayer eervieea.i'atjweU at 'Rev. tawaiea E. Beana wltt Sunday. Tht church will celebrate 1 the 8 aa.n»m. Holy Eucharist bership claetet for prospective i kaM at BtJUtae Ave. /A visitor* training, session will the pnach the'sermon Sunday at 11members in the' Presbyterian .—JWtBMttS Clrde four Tassday, Dec. the First Sunday in Advent with be held tonight In preparation for The rector will Join the coma-. m. The Senior Choir will sing. a.m.am , of Mn. -Bert Tut-I; the Sacrament of Holy Commun- the Every Member Canvass. munleanta during the coffee hour Cmttth will be Wednesday, Dec. ship hail, Christmas tableaus wfll I la at Ma. a. Mn. Terest Daniel la the organ- J, at 8 p. ra. in the church. Thebe presented under the direction .kill ^circl., ~t e two Thursday, Dae. 3, "5• ion. During the service new mem- immediately following the 8 a.m. » m tmu ml Mra WitsM^ltrtU tatlltaaiiji. Junior Choir, under tha direc- ist Sunday-school meete at 8:30subject discussed will be, "Jeo-f Mist Ruth LaWall foflowed by • P> »-. ben will be welcomed into the tion of Mn. Horsfall, meets to- service.' the installation of now officers vcheclderi church. Mn. Herbert Sherrane, a. tn. sus Christ Son of God." morrow at 10:15 a, m. for re- The church school classes for The Christmas Club will spon- for the ensuing year; 8:48 p. m.,Doc 4. Ma. m..tome of Mm. •u vaMtasaaajamw earn w g#* saw w^tmm^wmmr qrgaalst and choir director, will hearsals, first grades will can for the sriss on fourm Sundays at i p., a. sor its fourth annual Vesper FATTH REFORMED rehearsal of Westminster Follow- I drew three, play at her prelude, "A Monas- The pastor's confirmation class smaller children while parents ship choir la the chtacel under 8 p. m., Monday, Dec 7, SpNeVawli fBaTfl 4%BBBJ Httttt oMSeaaQfli, tery Evensong" by Calver. The service Sunday at 4 p. m. Bish- Haslet assntml a» » p. m Fridays meets in the study Monday at 7and older children eelebnte the op William C Brown, prelate of the direction of Dr. Muller: 8 of Mn. Samuel Evans. offertory selection ta "Sacred p. m. Family Eucharist "The First Year Is Ahvsyt the Communion will bt observed at)"7:3"8 •aw m. the Tree Vkw Pnj Thoughts" and the pottlude. "The the Second Episcopal District Hardest" is the m., Bible CUts taught by Dr. The Golden Fellowship meeta Tha adult choir rehearsal will will speak. ah hi the church parlor, aad rat momlng service Suaday. Dec r Holy Spirit" The senior choir Thursday. take place in the parish house for Sunday st 11 s. m.. by Rev. 8.Tkefellowthlpoffertagwfflbty will stag "Cross The Threshold, The Westtlde Ministen* Union 8 p. m., meeting of the session Tha annual Christmas batar at 8 o'clock tonight The aduli ThaodonC. Muller. Holy Com- la tht Combs-DeVoe Memorial devoted to the seeds of w Lord." Joseph Toptatt will be will be in White Hall Saturday, service will be Sunday at 7:48munion wiU be administered. Sptrhulist Service. conflrmation class will meet with p. m. In Pilgrim Baptist Church. mtntaten aad mlsslonsries. Dec. 5, from 10 a. m. to 7 p. m.Pettier Broburg In the church at Sunday-school meeta at 8:30 a. m. Thursday—18 a. ra..Bibl e Class Youth fellowship wdl sponsor a 4 p.m. Sunday. Rev,. John B. Gtlchrist. pastor ta the Middle Road School. of Calvary Baptist Church, wttl taught by Dr. Bush m tht church dance Saturday, Dec. U. la Leeds TWMAY. •*• P. at. a. m. Sandtyt. Rev. Mr. Newton LUTHER The children's confirmation The confirmation clan one parlor, and 8 p. m., rehearsal of ban, from 8 until 11 p. m. Pro- ta currently leedtog aa adult class will continue at 8 a.m. Sat-speak. meets tonight at 7:30, aad con- ceeds from tbe dance will go toII Htfhlancl Ave., Rumion A special service wiU be held the Tower HIU choir ia the chaa- study count oa the Apostles' New urday In the church. The chil- firmation clam two meeta Mon- the dirocttoa of Dr.Friends of the Library to help Creed entitled. "Tata Is My"Behold Thy King Cometh" will dren's choir will rehearse at 10Monday at 8 p. m. marking theday at 7 p. m. The "choir will establish the sew Horary oa REV. MYRTLE A. PINKNEY be the sermon topic Sunday a.m. to the parish house. anniversary of St. Stephen AME rehearse Monday at 8:30 p. m. King's Hwy. and Hartahorae PI. Patter The Wage Youth Fellowship 10:45 a. ra.b y Rev. Daniel D. Next Monday will be the Holy Zkm Church, Asbury Park. The next choir rehearsal will win net meet Sunday evening due The pnyer service will be Wed- ST. JAMES EPISCOPAL Tai Ml M14i Relnhelmer, pai Day of Saint Andrew the Apostle, METHODIST Eatontowa be held Friday. Doc 4. at S p. at to tha holidays. Tbe group, wil'l The Sundty-echool and adult and the Holy Eucharltt will be nesday at 8 p. m. Atlantic Highlands in the church under the direc- hoM educe Dec. 12 at a bwa" - Bible class matt st 8:30 s. m., Sunday aervtcet: Celebration of celebrated at 8 a.m. "Not Marginal Christians" wfll Holy Communion at 8 a. tion of Mn. Gaorge Hartmana. fit for the new library la *• vU- together with the Adult Informa- It ia the first Holy Day of tha AJtLE. ZION be the sermon topic Sunday at tion Group for those interested Church School at 10: JS aad the new church year. Red Bank 11 a. m. by Rev. George E. family service, moratag prayer ST. JAMES CATHOUC The executive committee of theIn charter membership. Bishop William E. Brown, Taylor. Church school starts at Women1* Guild for. Christian and sermon by Rev. Alan H. Ton- The Adult Information Group TEMPLE BETH MIRIAM Brooklyn, prelate of the Second 9:30 a. m. The Intermediate MYF Sunday am at 8, 7, 8, Service wiU meet Tuesday, Dec. will meet at the parsonage Tues- gue at 10:30 a. ra. ow can 1, at 1 p. ra.li t the Parish House. Elberon Episcopal District of the A.M.E. meeta Sunday at 8:30 p. ra., and Wednesday then win be a8 18. 11 tt m the church H day at g p. m. The finance onmmittee of tht Rabbi Aaron H. LefkowiU will Zion Conference, will preach st the Senior MYF meeta at 7 p. racelebnUon of Holy Commuatoa at rid 8. IS and 11 o'clock a tht Confirmation Class meeta n> conduct Sabbath Services tonight tha fourth annual vesper service Choir rehearsals: junior, today h-'gh school auditorium. Consistory will meet in the par-morrow, at 8: IS a. m. Us. ' tab house at S p. m. Thursday. at 8:38 with Cantor Morris Cho> tt 4 p. m. Sunday. Tha service after school: primary, tomor- The annual parish meettag-will Conitstioni are heard Satar- I overcome- ttn participating. Rabbi Leffco-will be sponsored by tht Christ- row, at 10:30 a. m., aad sealer, dayt from 4 to 8 p. m, aad from , FeUowshlp Club will hold Its ST. JOHN'S EPISCOPAL be held Monday at 3 p. m. Then Christmas party in the perMs wita will speak on, "The Family mas Club of the church, of which Tuesday, at 8 p. m. wiU bt the election of 7:88 to 8 p.m., aad Little Silver aad Thanksgiving." Mn. J. W. Parker, St., is chair- The Christmas Bazar will be duringg the 7:4747 81 e/etod /dsckt bouae Friday Dec, 4, at S p. m. Rev. A. Allen Attenborough, and. vestrymen; anautl false Last Sunday the following chil- Mattta Adler, son of Mr. i_ man. Saturday, Dec 8. A will will bt given, and plant for the BtBaptismi s every Suaday at 1:11 STM. wiU tdmlatattr Holy Com- Mrs. Julius Adler, Oakhyrtt, will be served at. 5 and ». gg. in tas church. Abu dren wen baptised: Cheryl Janet munion Sunday at 8 a. m. Ha futun will be dtacutsid. Flan, daughter of Mr. and Mn. bt Bar MiUvah tomorrow, at 1 COMMUNITY The vestry will meet Wednes- (mm tat will lead ta,Momln g Prayer at a. m. Port Monmouth . nctery aad fUM oat baton tht appetites? Arthur Finn; Penelope Sue Kast- tht Family Service at 1:38 a. m. ALL SAINTS aTPfJCOPAL day it S p. m. Bar. daughter of Mr. and Mn.and wiD lead In Morning Prayer Them wi be no session of "The Steps of Faith" ta the Navesmk The Woman'a Edward Kastner; Richard James mt Religious School Sunday. sermon topic.for Sunday at 11 L Holy CoauauBloa wttl be cele-conduct Its saaual batar to honor of and preach at 11 a. m. Our Lady of tha Miracalout Med- MlUward, ton of Mr. aad Mis, Sundty-echool meeta at 8:30 a.- a. m., by Rev. A. Donald Magaw. brated Sunday at 8:38 from 7 to 18 p. m. aad Saturday THE TRUTH j Richard H. Mlttward, aad Robert FAtTM REFORMED Sunday-school it at 8:30 a. m. ^^ae^ase ^veai w^tj^sw^vjfti • ase^trBj^ey from 10 a. m. to 7 p. ra.Th aal wnif Monday at 8 p. a. a Hyatt Yard. Jr., eon of Mr. and Haslet "Faith Apart From the Law" itm.; tha service for v_ batar will feature Christmas am church. Holy Communion services an childrea ia at 18 a. ta., Mn.RebtrtH.Ytrd. The summer service schedule the poster's sermon at 8:30 p. m. ggifts, , fancyy work, ceramics, toyi,y, held on aU Prayer Book Holy Tha mid-week fellowship meeta moratag pnyer and ear tost CATHOtK GREATBOOsI Days at 8:30 p. m. start* Sunday at 8:30 a. ra. with baked goodsg, , ggnb bag. whtte HOLY COMMUNION Rev. Thotdon G. Muller, patter. Wednesday at 7:45p. m., 11 a. m. except the fitvtSuaday elephanlh t andd candyd .Than alto i The Woman's Guild will meet CAN IELEASE1OT ' EPISCOPAL Services an held ta the North the Third Ladies' Missionary of each month, when Holy Com- will be a anaek bar. " Pair Haven Wedneaday at U:» p. m. ta the munion la alto itlasralai at at 7, s, 8. M. ll atdi it o'doeE pariah bouse. Mn. Chariot J. O.CeatorvUle Fin House oa Middle Group wUl meet Thursday In the You can be freed from any Rav. Donald A. MacLeod will home of Mn. Gladys' Bennet, tha 11 s. m. sennce.Rev. Chsrlet CHRISTIAN ard Saturdays Woathnute Is pnsideat. Rd. •taday-school wfll recess un- from 4:30 to 8 p.at., aad from false appetite if you will turn be la charge of Holy Eucharist fla^BBBBBSlliBlP Mala St., Port Monmouth. r Johntoa to the reemr. Atlantic Highlands T:Mte8p. ak with a receptive, unpreju- Sunday it t a. m. and he will afhfc ctost'tasHlngt an held Caurca terries aad Sunday- HOLY TRINITY LUTHERAN CHBJST SPtSCOPAL ~ - an at 12:30p. m. lead la morning prayer and ad- ~^7B att 7:38 p. m. aatt the KINGS OF KINGS school an btM at It a. at Wed- diced thought to the troth drees the church school cession Red Bank contained in thit pet bock, Then will be Holy Communion of LymaL a PtrkPki o a SIS Letberaa Church assdty tettimooy mettiag it st The Miraculouraculous Medal Noteaa at I: It a. m. Tha rector wfll lead Dr.. Hailet Rev. Aaatta Broburg. 8:18 p. m. Reading mom boon Science and Health with Kay In morning prayer and litany at at tha 8:38 and II a. m. Sunday Bayvlew School t hlheldd MMondayd s at 7:38 p. m. Rev. Roger Burklnt will pnach 1 the ItUewtag ssrvkst: 2 ta 4 p. m. Tutsdsys tad to the Scriptures by Mat* 11 a. m. fPIRnVAL Sundays, 8 and 8 a. ra.;Wtdaet - tatdd tthhe Perpetusl Novsaa to St at the 10:45 a. m. service Sun- Saturdays, holidays. AAamee tay ta hel hld TTuetdty at 7:3 Baker Edd/. Mid-week Holy Eucharltt No conflrmation clan will be day. dayt, 8 a. a., aad Fridays, 7:31 held Tuesdays at 0:30 a. ra.,Aia<^ ^^aiaa^feMAejA^ £^^^^1^^^^^^^ ^#•••ej8» ^aV^l^ Rev. Photo* Dailey wtU c M4 CTWOUCWo VQfnOTfOw* TOUQI CIIOll The planning committee has You may read or borrow mi all Prayer Book Holy Daya at C ct tervicta Sunday at 8 p m OH FOfNT sTOrrUALOT v 1U rehearse at II a. m. Invited to the parsonage i CordUi Welcome . ••'•J a. m, ! ;,.;. . .• • and Tuesday at 2:38 and 8 p. m. CHAPEL THEtTRBT Science and Health free of The PrlKlllo Circle will meet Sunday nught fof an Informal BAPTIST CHURCH charge at any Christian Sci- .'outh Fellowship meeta Sun- Tuetdty tt 111. m. In the psriih meeting. Chapel Hill Awaits You at ';.y at 7:30 p, m., with John house. All circles of ULCW will fENTECOSTAL Rev. Fnneet Stevenson cea-H Ave. an ence Reading Room. Tht HoAlns In charge. Richard Christ is instructing Red Bank, N. J. hold a Joint meeting tt 8 p, m. Week-days services Include teachers Tuesday nights In theduett tervlcet Suaday at 8 p. m. CALVARY book can be purchased in red. lit, Margaret's guild will meet Mtmbtrs of Ruth Circle will bt Holy Communion ~at 8 a. and Wtdntedayi at 3:38 sad 8 Rev. Jeba F. Creadumei Tuesday at 8 p. m., with Mrt. homes of Mra. Charles Wldmaier Paster green, or blue binding at IS hottetMs. Wedneadays and Fridays. and Mrs. Anna Wetjen. Arthur Kendrick In charge Plans %Mmdm* MM It ' and will be sent postpaid on For Holy dayt, Holy Com SHAKSB>QVAKER BAPTIST CHURCBlvdH. will be completed for tha guild's It at 8 a. m. Red Bank nHHfl HVTl A? receipt of check or money EMMANUEL BAPTIST OCEANPORT Chlrtmes batar, to be held Sat Atlantic Highlands OCEANVIEW COMMUNITY Elder Franklin C Meyaa, 8itt A.M. aad 11 AM. order. urday, Dec. f, In tha perish hal Rev. Howard M. Ervin will •Bxioioug soenrnr OF Leonsrdo win conduct a service "The Thirst for God" 8:4S A.M.-Blble School batwttn 10 a. m. and 4 p. m. pnach tht sermon Sunday at Rev. Croemajaat 111:00 A.M.—Morning Service The Acolyte Guild will meet a. m. snd 7:30 p. m. niENDS (OjMkan) tor, will be In chtrgt of the serv- Suaday at the church, II tie) A.M.-Chtrea Schsal Shrewsbury ices Sunday atfiat II a. m . an*••d 7m; 30 a - m SU. B 7:00 P.M.—Evenlnr Service Christian Science Wednesday at 7:30 p. m. Jack A nursery Is provided during ~ " Ava. An Ages Zings Is the director. Tht society meato every Sun- p. m. Sunday-school meets at 1:45 I:N P.M.-Jualer HI BYP READING the II a, m, service. The prey- a.-m. MM M WANTEO-rEMALE HELP JRfl INK REGfSTt* CUSSM MTES AUTOMOTIVI 9ST PONTIAC — This catsllna four- SECRETARY FOR LAW office 1 Day - , - ANNOUNCEMENTS RA11BLER SELECT door hardtop has power steering, pow- Call - MEN AUTOS AND TRUCKS USED CARS r brakes and a genuine leather inter- KB 4-U00 lave openlnga In our circulation de- I Days C—siuilln . LOST AND FOUND or. Stop In and drive it, MatrVlce partment. No experience necessary. Will Bra SAVINGS HOUSEKEEPER. Monday, Wednesday, rain. Married man preferred. Call Mr. 4 Day* CMtt fcOBT—Black and white, medium sue 19«O TRIUMPH SPORT ROADSTER- Ichwarts * Sons, Itl W. Front St.. Friday. Llncroft. Good with children. Strong SH 14010 for appointment. XCe Urn Nol registered, whltewslls, adjustabw 1B69 RAMBLER led Bank. SH T-OTsT. I Days dog. Duttr white till. Answera to Muat have own transportation and r«- Me Us- Kipper. Mining since November 10. tteerlng. tonneau cover, radlomoblle Ambassador. Executive car. Fully ELMHLE STATION CAR ~ Hill cent reference*. BH 14510. M Days LI 20820, . ' iqulppcd. New car guaranty, Ijost In vicinity of Naveslnk River man Minx. Radio and heiter. WOMEN — Interesting telephone work M Days SCUM ftaad between 'Locust and Red Bank. 1957 DODQB CORONET, four door, AT l-2i«. IMT CHEVROLET IH 7-O27B. ' at home, steady podtton. with re- HELP VANTED-Mala-FatBala radio and neater. Push button drt>ve. Bel Air two-door, automatic, radio and 952 CHRYSLER COKVERTIBLB—New (able survey company. For detail* call Yaarty Caatract Rates Oa Request FOUND — HOUND DOG on Wycoft Death forcei aale. $1330. Evenings, top, power steering, perfect running between 93 ask for Mr. Turner. At Hlaisnasa tossrslsa Tkree Uaee SH 7-8926. heater, one owner. FR 5-0597. ltd., Eatontown. Call 8H 1-4490 after 11495 edition. 8H 7-MU. ELECTRONIC ASSISTANCE Blind ads using Yn* Register's P. O. Boa 25c eitra. • p.m. FORD. 1952, tour door, overdrive. Re. SALESGIRI^— Part-time. Sylvette's Chil- CORP. Riant tn classify, adit or reiaet any advsrtlsement I* rsserve* built engine, new clutch, throw-out 1955 BUICK dren'* Department. Mlddletown Shop- by The Register. universal*. Radio nnd healer. Needl Convertible. 'Automatic. radio and HOUSE TRAILERS ng Center. Mlddletown. gee Miry. 20 BRIDGE AVE. RED BANK We will not be responsible (or errors, unless they are detected rear end body work, otherwise clean. healer. A white beauty with red In- before the second Insertion. AUTOMOTIVE I2S0. SH 7-5624. :erlor. one owner. UST SELL—Deceased party. Private HOUBEWORKER — PLAIN COOKINO. Sleep in. widow three children. RU HAS OPENINGS FOR No cancellations will be accepted or changes made In advertise- 1953 CHEVROLET — Four-door, radii 1975 aale. 19S9 Grand trailer home, two ments ons hour aftar r*celpt at office. AUTOS AND TRUCKS edroams, air conditioned 10'x<7', full 1328. EXPERIENCED ELECTRONIC and heater. sharp car, $495. 1954 Ford 1933 RAMBLER lumlnum awning. Coat $5,340. Will aell STUDERAKEIl two-door. $495. Phil DeCarlo. Used Cara, DENTAL ASSISTANT • Hwy. 36 and Main St.. Port Monmoutn Stalion Wafon. Two-door, radio and "* 14,500. Lived in two months. KE 6- WIRERS DU.DUNI 5:00 P. M. D«y Mm |50 heater. A very clean car. Experienced, reliable. Full time, two BH 7-J05S KE 6-9625. 1495 SODERERS CLASBlrlEO OlSrLAT OR BALE OR BENT—IBM, 40' Palace evenings. In Mlddletown. Call morn- 1*55 ONE-TON CHEVROLET dump i9 PONTIAC — Oolng overseas. Mull Ings. OS 1-0C3Z. • :*• A. M. Uar Melorsj rablleattea wltk »r*s( «we tarn*. Larry* U*> for two wide awake salespeople, Man FOR SALE FOR SALE iQlstery Shop; Maun-an. N. 3. or woman. Prospect" •»* listing* fur- MANUFACTURER of fine solid brass JkK.a% SELF BASTINO ROASTERS USED CARS OMB 8EB the world'! flneat boata EXPERIENCED nished. Experience preferred but not lamp* offers discontinued numbers at t:.M. "Rainbow" special only tLM. In New Jeney'a largest ahowroom. necessary. All repll" confidential. reduced prices. Tower Cratteroen. 105 nmt, lifetime, kitchen Implements, luy now during our tremendous wln- Writ* "Real,"Bo* »»• ted Bant. Chestnut st. Red'Bank. even piece stainless set H4.H, only CHRISTMAS let savings event at A * B Boat SALESWOMEN ».«. flood (in Item. Also Cornlag- USED FURNJTUBX — Crib. t3*i U- rare. Buy It at "RaHibow". Red Sales. Authorliad llereury A Oale Buc- rlght blue. |M; electrlo stove, pjs; caneer. Dealer. Hwy M,. Belford. KC For new dresi shop. Full and lank'* bas t buy. (Oppasl:u Aem* lot). FRANK 1-3831. SITUATIONi WANTED, Faaala breakfast get, |W; conference table, Iroad St. pari-tiine. Apply MV& Broad St, W; flies, (U to HO; one small aafe. THOMPSON OUTBOARD. 31 bDp. . W; on* large safe, SU»; desk*, HO iOOVER ELECTRIC CARS VAN SYCKLE a gl2»;( chair* «M to |S0. Albert Brand a*w. Red Bank Burdgej V SOD (neat te SMlnbach'* OS 1-M1* INC. parking lot) M CUy at. Red Bank. YOUR OUTBOARD MOTOR lEAUTICIANg Nw youvuuir ^aoldftinHturajsrftjJJ^ ••••«««v^^^ —• — — - »J— 3-deor Ivory and light green. Radio, VAULTS - VERT LOW PRIOIDAIRE WASHINO machine com' 141 Weit Front St. Red Bank OENERAL HOUStWORKER1 . Monday college. Will care for one or twr own payment and get a at* parlor beater,. w/w tires, liydramatle. Runs RATE INCLUDES to Saturday, 11:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.Dre-school children, my home. Bes pletely automatic, Interior and ex- duilng room HI at sal* prices, wu- ss good as it looks! MERCURY 1957 MONTCLAIR four-door, Cleaning and care of one child, call references. CA 2-4247; _^ terior In excellent condition, SH. SH -m Lell FurnUure Inc. Hwy. 3S. nardtop. beautltul gray and white, 'anh Testing Check Water Pump after 4 p.m.. SH 1-3OM. I-S014. Hlddletown, SH 14213, open evsolngs asking »1.»00. RV 1-0838. •luili Motor Check Clutch YOUNO HARRIED WOMAN. Colleai illi S.p. m. Iheck Isnltlon C'k Fwd. * R'v'ae MAID FOR MOTEL, full time. Must graduste, English major, desires part, •ACTORY OUTLET SALE — Child- 19447 FORD FOFOUR-DOOU R with 1848 Mer- !heck Carburetor Check Linkage he willing worker. Write "MOTEL" time employment. Personnel, secretar. ren's snow suits, ladles' car coats. HUST SELL. Complete living room 1954 PLYMOUTH cury motot r and transmissionta smision. NeNeede s .ube Motor Check Propeller Box 511. Red Bank. lal. sales" eiperlenee. Skilled typist. Real bargains. Tont Frocks. 78 West set. 11" console Emerson TV Call Belvedere atation wagon, Ivory-blue. some work 150 aa Is.HIHHH l-»8:6l»8:6. SH T-22U. St.. corner Oakland St.. Red Bank tiler six p.m. OS 1-313*. Complete External "C'ros'n Proofing" (second floor) 6-8 p.m. Radio, heater, w/w tlrei, hy-drlve. IMS BUICK ESTATE WAGON, radio Complete Internal "Rust Proofing". WILL CARE FOR children In my USBD RBFRIOBRATORS and rreexer* • • and retlnlsh- Don't waste tim« — this one won't neater. «*».««••„,„ THE BOATMAN'S SHOP home, toy the hour, day, week or 17" BRASS-SHIP'S WHEEL WO. Bi lor sale. Alas repairing and refln HELP WANTED-MALE month. SH 1-2233. One block from Red erald green velveteen street length ng. Bajrahor* Spray PalnUnrHwy. Itut long. ivery boating need under one roof, FOftD IMS—Two-door aedan, V-B radio, Bank High School. ' , formal custom-made, *l*e 9. worn once uS *U St. Be!f*rs. U •hn or os ^argest slock In N*w Jersey, Xvinrude 115. Two-piece green knitted suit waa I-0S9S. heater, atlck ihltt. Asking gTOO. SH ales, service and part*. Repairs WANTED APPLIANCE REPAIRS—And npplfe*. SO. alxe 12. like new 140. Orion and 1-2U7 between ••» p.m. ill make motor*. Residential end i commercial outlets, BOILER BURNER. OONTnOLS. and v 10 men between agei 30-35 to work dynel black coat. •U* M. worth «40 1955 PLYMOUTH A "LOT" 0( FORDS—1B52 through IMS. future* and appliance Installation. Al- rom four time* tlL KE 4M117. radiator*. Complete unit SB. AIM SI • All model*, Levin*'*. Hwy. M, op- !4 Wharf Avenue Had Bank, N. J. in recently opened factory branch. len Electric. SH 7-OCIX gallon electric hot water tank fit. 4-door two ton* green. Radio, heater. No alack period! or lay-offi, Theie RAND NEW BASEMENT Sump Pump posit* Grand Union. KB «-5411. PAINTER ' DECORATOR and ' paper- HJ. Boys JO" English cycle, like SH i-ntf. V-» wim power (Ills. A very clean earl SEA SKIFFS 1960 are permanent poaitlona, nangsr; interior am sxterlor. 2S PLYMOUTH 1654 — Belvedere, four rears- experience. Estimates eheer- new, «25. BH 1-IJ4O. AintlOf AND TRUCKS door, ali-crcllnrler, hydrlve, power 23' Luhn akltf. 10B h.p ...WiJO SALARY $92 PER WEEK rully given. Louis CMsan. 44»S«rews- steering, radio, heater, good condition. 5' Luhn ahelter aklfl. 170 h.p MHOS KCNMORE — Wringer washer, three U 2-WlU. bury Ave.. Red Bank. SH 1-170S, year* old. Oood condition. . 1954 CHEVROLET 28' Luhn shelter akJtt, IM h.p. CALL SH 1-4014 ' SH 1-OSM 1M7 DODOE 14 ton truck. S150. Vfi-l RD . * ..... ISU0 Bel-air 2-door green and beige. Radio, 1*4* Chevrolet. (SO. Private. 8' Luhn Flying Bridge, IBS h'.'p" HOLLYWOOD TXPE BSD. H. SH 7-0388. H4-1 RD ...*..... "... .T..M4tO Ilk* new. Pretemie! (inter, power gild*. This one Is priced Demonstrating throughout winter, USE OUR MONEY HNAHCIAL 8H 1-32U. to seu. 1MB FORD CUSTOML1NE — Two-door, If you are alert and ambitious we'll new tire* snd slipcovers. Radio, heat- CHAPMAN'S BOAT SALES put you in business in Red Bank of BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES KKUBRS OLOVIS walsrproeK and with er, detroater. KB S-148B. Route 10 , Rlverla Beach, N. J, the Bayshore area in time for the holl sanded palms.. Excellent (or eellng. (Point Pleaiant) day rush. We provide the merchandise, Only tl.U a pair. Red Bank Lumber, OLDSMOBILE HOL1UAV SEDAN IBS'. flnaneins, and know haw. Stop In any CHRISTMAS TREE CONCESSION Wall BI.. Red Bank. Vila I* only a partial listing of our Original owner. Leaving tor Florida day 12-1. 49. Kelly, 1:0 Mattlaon An.. MAN TO OPERATE Christmas tree value packed emra and truck*. ahortly. Power brakea, steering. Nylon Asbury Park. FIREPLACE LOOS to add charm for tires. Paint, upholstery perfect. Will IUSINISS NOTICES concession In. busy shopping center. the Thanksgiving season. S3 for a car PER I960 finance. Phone meal, houra or evening!. Must be able to finance own pur- trunk load. Call OS 1-OU1. CA 2-1411. REFRIGERATION MAN — Mult b* chases and be prepared to do a largt ?UEL Oik • HBATINO — Call SH experienced. Apply In person. Baton volume of business. ORBY PERSIAN LAMB coat. Beautl L-Otlo. Oil Delivery. Inc.. Servlc* * iwn TV. «0 Hwy. 38, Eatontown. ' ftil condition. Till 12 to M. Most FOLLOW YOUR FRIENDS TO 1553 FORD VICTORIA, automatic, radio ialea. 3 Herbert St. Red Bank. IMMEDIATELY reasonable offer. OS 1-1341. and heater, V-8, two. to choose from. TV REPAIRMAN — Full or part-time. RENAULT 1595, no cash needed. 1M2 Ford Victor- B. W. HOOFINO, caulking, and norm Vacallom. holiday* will) Bay. Apply Call LI 2-13OT afternoon* until S. •A1NT SALS—Discounts on all palm*. damaie repair* (special all ahlnglei ia, automatic, radio and heater. V-8. n' person. Eatontown TV. SO Uwy. 35.LUNCHONETTE, DKUCATEBBEN for any color. Inside, outside and floor 1395. no cash needed. Levlne Motors, r le*a Including vent and chimney Eatontown. paint Special whit* (Inside, outside. IMMEDIATE DELIVERYl 46 ocean port Art., Weit Long Branch. caul.ving 112) 24 hour aervlce. FR 8-3S31 sale or lease. Write "L. D.", Box lit, semi and gloss) |2.98 gallon. CA 2-24M. MAN with minimum 12 year* machine 511, Red Bank. Discount* en wallpaper. "Rainbow" 'RGBS AND LAROE LIMBS removed. shop experience for general setup TV * Hardware (opposite Acme Lot). Utility, flag antenna pole* *et and work. Call CO 4 MM. LATEST TRADE-INS 1959 CHEVROLET IHPALA. Muat lell ramed. Fully Insured. IK 1-7937 or Broad St.. Red Bank. CIRCLE at sacrlllce by December 7. White, 3A 911IA EXPERIENCED DAIRY farm worker. MIRCHANDISI CAMERA 4x4 Rolllnel and else, used •>> (21 MOA' POOf two-door hardtop, red Interior. Sxtrai, Year round Job. Live out, top wages. white, both vary low MOYAN—Oeneral *lgn, truck tattering twice. Cost new S1W.M. beat offer. powergllde, power ateerfng, radfo, heat- Ueland Farms. SH 1-MB3. Also ultrablll* slrooe flash IIS. CA mileage, equipped er, padded dash, white-walla, clear for little money. So year* experience. FOR SALE ' •« PORSCHE 1- I1JM 1» K, Bridge Ave.. Red Bank. TRUCK MECHANIC—Experienced. Ap Super Speedster, real piaatlc seatcovers. 10,000 miles. RU 1- ply in person, Walter Beattle, Gen- CHEVROLET CO. 135S-W after « P.m. WELL DRILLING CONTRACTORS 1ANO SMALL mahdiany, for apart- buy eral OMC Stiles, Inc., 1110 Main ft. ment or den. Excellent condition. 325 MAPLE AVE. RED BANK WATER CONDITIONING. Two-way Bradley Beach. •U AUSTIN-HKALSY .43TM MUST SILL ISM PONTIAC, two-door. radio dispatch. 34-hour servlc*. Water HAMMOND Fine tone. SH T-3411. hard snd soft tops, . Hydromatlc. power steering. Radio tested free. EXport 4-«13«. YOUNG MAN 31.35 with car. Nation* STARTENA BY TON MM 100 lbs. at deluxe S-port head, SH 1-3130 Company ha* opening for two young and heater. Directional elgnals. Foam PAINTING. DECORATINO ORGAN STUDIO ware house Swartssl'*, Haslet RR loaded rubber aaat*. padded dash. New seat men interested in sales career. No siding. GMAC TERMS OPEN 'TIL 9 P. M. covers. Two snow tire*.: one. owner. OENERAL CONTRACTING experience necessary. Will train. Our Of ASBURY PARK •87 VOLKIWAOIN |U» Bicellent condition. I7B5. SH 1-1371. ILATE A JONES , SH 1-Mtlexperienced men earn between ISO • sales — Samoa — Instruction OHOLENE BY TON (4.45 100 lbs. at beige, fully •o.ulp. EXPERT WATCH, clock and , 1140 weekly. For appointment write wsrelwuse. Swartiel'*, Hsilet RR Bed, sun root, 3O.0TJ0 'National", Box 911. Red Ban*. RENTAL PLAN ON ALL MODELS siding. mile*, exceptionally AUTOS AND TRUCKS repairs guaranteed. If. Rosin Jeweler Avrt^ AND Tauoa AUTM AND nucn .« West Front St.. established MM. SALESMAN—Malor appliances. Exper- Open daily 'til • p.m. Sat. 'til 5:30 p.m.WHO SAYS YOU CAN'T AFFORD A clean, on* own*r. Discounts on all jewelry. ienced preferred. Vim Stores, 90 Cookmsn Ave.-Maln St,. Asbury Park NEW TV or H1FI? "Rainbow" prices '»3 .'AOUAR ....I m LTTENTION HOME OWNERS— 14' Broad St., Red Bank. PR 5-4300 •lashed, reduced, dropped. "Rainbow" iiark VII. noog, dump body truck for hire by hour or gives high trade-In plus extra discount bonus. See "Rainbow" for holiday buy*. shift, bucket seats, ob, with driver. Remove accumulated CARPENTER FOR BOATS leather Interior, ;r*ah from your property. SH T-S1M. (Opposite Acme lot), Broad St., Red very nice. Established boat yard, quiet, actnlc COUNTY ORGAN & Bank. EXPERT MENDINO—China, (lass, sil- Shelter Island, N. Y., needs expert ver reflntshlng and plating. Thermos O1RLS STANDARD 31" bicycle |12. buckets. Chin.- h Olaw-Shop. 14T Broad carpenter familiar an boat, yacht PIANO COMPANY Weekday'* before t p.m. carpentry. Full time, 12 months, SH 78210. • I960 VOLVOS St.. Red Bank: SH 7-4«o». salary-commensurate' wltn akllU. Good AulhoriMd CONN ORGAN Desler UOHT place -.Mr, work,' •eodtrpMM.t*', live. Vltll lour-staftlo'ShOTrroomr--««e and SIMMON'S Hldtarwsyibss), Oood con- l-DOORS and 4-OOOM HAUL1NO Write fultj. Shelter tskshd Boat Yard near ii* beauty, of »>• CONN ORGAN. I and 4-speed tram.—All wlors SB 7-137*. Inc., Skelter Island, -If. .»»• J- : Then: convince yourself. Uiat you can Immedlsl* D*llvsry play In lfti minute*. - WATCH REPAIR OUR SPECIALTY MALE HILP WANTED with banking HOLIDAY SALE at, "Rambow." Big Free Watch Crystal with every watch Hwy. is JH 7-M9S Mlddletown Shopi discount* on toy*, TV's, radio*. Hi- brought In for repair*. experience to work la auditing de- TVt. Discounts on electric sppllsnces. . MELINA JEWELERS partment. Write, for appointment •pen 'til I p. m. except Saturday nouseware gifts, pottery, cutlery. "Rsln- Monmouth St. I Red Bank "BANK" Box til. Red Bank. bow" (opposite Acme lot),. Broad St.r Red Bank. RED BANK Acrois from Police Headquarters CAREER OPPORTUNITY tJPINET PIANOS for rent. Find out BUILDER — Highest quality custom fore your purchase If your child I* NATURAL PERSIAN lamb coat, «i Tne John Hancock Mutual Life Ins- adaptable. Full allowance of all rental nalr, size lo-ii. SOLID work. New construction, alteration* on purchase. Choice of S makes. 12 AUTO IMPORTS nd rspair*. For estimate, eall Harbert urance Co. has an opportunity tor two KE *-2f» • Elgenrauch. SH 1-5201. married men in Middlelown area, be. styles. Tustlng piano Co.. M Menmoutu DtCK and BOB MATTHEWS tween 39 and tS. We offer a free ex- St.. Red Bank. WE BUY' AND SELL anything and IOBS THAT OTHERS REFUSE or bid everything. Olr* tll» Highest prices. 111 E. NEWMAN SPR1NOS ROAD ton hlga on. try us. Painting, renova- tenalve training eourae with guaranteed TYPEWRITERS, ADDINO machines. Call William Lsff Furnltur* Inc.. Hwy. tion* etc. Not expert* or muter*, you'll salary plus quarterly bonus. No collec- All makes, new or used. Ouarantaad. 8. Mlddletown. SB l-ljli. Open eve- RED BANK—SH I-SII6 list like the lob- we do. Estimates. tions, unlimited ' Ineome possibilities* Easy terms, "Buy em whfrs Ihey ru Phone CHarter 7-1*42 for Interview. i." Low as fit terpleo7*. 101 Mon.ning* mi if. a LO O-1I14. , Mb St. Ken to theater SH 7-otU. SMASH OI UONTANO — Mason eontractoL LIFE INSURANCE CAREER with on< AUTOS AND TRUCKS AUTOt AND TRUCKS WE ARE HARVESTING our finest ap- Stuccoing^ plastering, concrete work. of the largest life Insurance com- ples. Selected Red Delicious. Golden Address RFD 1, Box 131. Eatontown. panies. Salary while training. Call SH Delicious. Staymen Wlnesap. Macln. Call alter S p. m. LI 1-nil. 7-44M* for apolnlmmt. tosh. Macouns. For eating and cook- F YOU THINK TWICE, you'll get APPLIANCE SALESMAN top poeltton ing also R.I. Greening* for pies. Buck- out front. P*lntlng contract*. HI only experienced man apply.' Ear Un Fruit Farm and Nursery. Phalanx 3-1189-W. five figures. Atlantic Appliance Co. Rd.. Llncroft SH I-09SOL • FOR TREE WORK. C*O tree service. llth St.. Neptune. WOOD — Seasoned oak, fireplace, stovi Sunc Topping, trimming, removal. Call ZJ MAN WITH CAR — Full time only. and mrnsce. McOnlres Mark*!, Rt, 4200 for free estimate. Full Insurance S2.M per hour and up. Call SH 1141:34. Colt* Neck. WH 4M313. Evenings. Hw»'» fh» car *ka» eap»ur«rJ eoversse. for interview. WH g-4333. Amwiea't h««rt ovarnight—>th« AUTOS AND TRUCKS AUTOS AND TRUCKS AUTOS AND TRUCKS USED •II • naw. all. axeiting motarlng achiavamant that ambetjiai avary- thintj that it naw 1n PB, Dyna- flow, R&H. WWtirca. One own- '57 FORD 6 Cyl. F250, K Ton Enprou 195. Caialina, and luxurious model. Completely er. Low mileage. Nice, comfort- • '55 PONTIAC R*H powered. One owner. 24,000 mllc.r able driving. 4-dr. i«d«n, S'54 PLYMOUTH RIH Aftsr Small Down Paymant and Credit Qualification ENGLISH AGENCIES Sailing Ford Producft for 55 Ysan ! KROLL MOTORS INC FORD - MERCURY - LINCOLN AUTHORIZED FORD DEALER 100 NEWMAN SPRINGS ROAD, ' RED BANK OPEN WEEKDAYS TIL NINE ,671 BROADWAY CA 2-3600 LONG BRANCH Tol. SH 1-0910 Monmoufh Strasf — Oppoilt* Csrlton Theittsr Opon 9 to 9, Mon. \a Fri. . S«t. fo 4:30 SH 1-6000 RED BANK SH 7.4595 •ED 1ASK RES»RB FOR MIX AFAMMENn Ttidtf.Jfm. 27, 1959-31 FOUR AND- SIX room iMturnlatMd EXCLUSIVE PRESENTATIONS ATTENTION, apartmesta, For tofonnatloa call Homes For I-OM4 or SH 1-TOM. AVAILABLE NOW HARRY A. KEARNEY UAL ISTATI FOR SAU THRIFTY BUYERS! WEST aJND three room* B yea tan limited financial reaourc. per month Including all Better Living HOUSES FOR SALE _ end are is need of furniture — ma;tran*portation and' ahevplBg. Call Ci SPARKLING NEW CHOICE LOCATIONS & CO. mnW you. vlitt our atoragi 3-37<3. through APPLE VALLEY: Custom-built three-bedroom ranch. hMT TWO ROOM FURNISHED, all utlllUae Realtors Three Room Outfit* *ucb u Included. Reaeooable rent Hardwood parquet floors, beautiful kitchen, two full baths, ROLAND PIERSON . . CA 3-TJJ* washer and dryer included; attached garage. St Mary's W1UKCB SI2B — RANCH . OUTFIT NO. 781U Parochial School one block. Full price $19,800. FHA x«*. thl*- modara ranch In «>dualv<. Defy Gomparleonl TWO AKO THREE-ROOM fumlaaed WALKER & WALKER AGENCY apartment, Near Fort Monmouth, utllt- down $2800. Monthly payments include interest, amortiza- area I* where you'll rind your Ideal. • Thiee-pleee bedroom nilte tlea Included. LI *0t» after 4 p.m. Three Dtdroom*, two full bath*, a den, • Thr**-pl*e* Uvlng room eult* REALTORS tion, taxes and insurance, $152. two-car garage and a run basement. REALTORS « nv*.pf*ce dinette — plu* load* of THREE ROOM APARTMENT. Film- Tree* and more tree*, win take I2T,. aceeeeorlea! , . ehed. l». THREB ROOM APART- SOD, 300 Half Mile Rd. Red Bank MENT. Vnfurmahed. ITS. Tb» Dowatra FOUR-BEDROOM RANCH on OTHER HOUSES FROM $17,500 Tak* aver balance Agency, tl E, Front St., Red Bank. one acre lot. Spacious, gracious TBMPTINO, TANTAUZINO. $166 SH 1-87OO. LINCROFT: Three-bedroom - ranch, washer and dryer. TRADITIONAL SHadyside 1-7575-6 living. Unusual stone fireplace Full half-acre landscaped lot, beautiful large tree*, hug* AeHUgh with b*nk*r*.. W* hav* ar pay duly Sl.ro weekly UNFURNISHED THREE ROOM apart' th* financing fact* for thl* buy of the menL Oarage, automatfo heat. Bui in living room. Full dining room. kitchen, two-car attached garage. Priced for quick saw year. Are* bedroom*, two batha Mortgages — Insurance For appointment call CO 4-3023 neea couple. Yearly leaae. RU 1-OU0. Den. Three-csr garage, radar at $17,900. FHA $2300 down, $139 per month. den, full laundry room, wall-to-wal! FOUR. AND FIVE-ROOM apartment!, controlled. Hot water oil heat. earpeung, fully grown tree* and, beat COUNTRY SETTING — Split FIELD FURNITURE heat rurnuhad. Immediate occupancy. $34,900. — -,«* or mortgage! g»,«00 aaeumea For Information call between S-7. SI Spend Your Holidays In Your New Horn*. till* eight-room nouae Immediately, level on *A acre plot, three bed- THRIFT WAREHOUSE 1-0503, ' ' and you pay only (KM a month. Do roomi, living room, dining room, CONVERTED CARRIAGE thl* and you own a il7.M0 horn*. 7-11 E.'Front Street OARAOE APARTMCNT—Two roome, CALL recreation room, two baths, mod- unfurnlahed, bath, kitchenette. Foi HOUSE on beautiful tree-lined RURAL RANCH IN COLONIAL ern kitchen with electric range Keyport, N. J. couple In exchange for maintenance oi street. Large square living room. SCTTINO grounds. RU 1197J. CAL OHLSEN REALTY Highway vicinity aarta tola and dishwasher, one-car attached PIANOS—Sav* |3oo or man ofl UR Formal dining room. King-ifzed TWO THREE ROOM furnlihed apart' -,;.--_ Three Bedroom*, living room garage. Asking $24,000. orlee on brand new 81-note aplnet pl- menu. Nicely fumlstied, convenient- family room. Four large bed* Your Local (U«l EitaU Broker With fireplace, reel Chef* kitchen, at- ane*. llVyaar, guarantee. Come eee andly located. All utlllile* aupplled. ~~ rooms. 2Vi baths. Charm and con- Uelied Jtarag* — baaaboard hot water RIVER PLAZA-Three-bedroom aave. We eervtce what we jell. Tenier'e 1-4707 or SH 1-IJ81. n«><. vacant and you can nova In Muelo Store, 90S Main St. LA C-31M. venience. $31,300. New Monmouth, N. J.—OSborns 1-3322 right away far only n$.K0. ranch with living room, fireplace, Evening ana Sunday br appointment. FOUR-ROOM APARTMENT. Three fur. dining room, den, 1% baths, base- mined. All trtllltui. Couple only. Call FOUR-BEDROOM RANCH onU- Lixr A LOT; ment, one-car attached garage, after 5 weekdaye. Any time f— weekend. BH 1-3%. acre landscaped lot FULL, DRY ALLAIRE & SON AGENCY, INC. shad« trees, full acre. Asking M" wlil» rang* basement TWO FULL BATHS. MonmouTh County's OJdeir Real Est«t* Firm ana for e.oco per M. •28,500, FTVE-ROOM APARTMENT. Immedlel Excellent condition throughout .. oecuptuwr. all wtllttiM lurnlahed. SH LINCROFT — Country location. BIG new ranch house. Three WEEK-END SPECIAL - Mew 1-1813 after S a\m.: , •• ASSUME 4V»% OI MORTGAGE. nice bedrooms, raited hearth in living room; dining, room, large >.9S and t FURNISHED on hue Una tw» Macks Good value at $19,500. iplit level, high ground, shade, CROWN * CXNTER from railroad atauon. Living, bed- kitchen with wall oven; washing machine and dryer, twrxar ga- arge plot, (125x175), many e*. Hwy 35 BK T-lMt Mlddletown room, kitchen, dtrietta, bath, waahtng rage, lot 125x175. Tremendous value at $17,900. TBS such as fireplace, full din- MAHOOANY en piece Uvlng room eft machine .BH 14030 aak (or Mlaa Warm PICTURE PRETTY three-bed- Two end-table*, eottee table, couch. room ranch In low, low tax area. TALL TREES — Uncroft location. Three-bedroom ranch, fire- ing room, den, V/7 baths, two-car two chain. MAHOOANY aeren piece IN RED BA.fK. T7 Wallace •*., Full dining room. Beautiful den. place in living room; dining room, large kitchen, playroom, cellar, attached garage, etc. Can b» dlnlnf room eet. Beat offer. HI M10S bow-r-rooo m and cconvenleae*. Thre* bed-- or HI MOM thre* roome and bath funnelled. Typi- Garage. Trees. Hot water on two-car garage, beautiful plot. Price $21,909. seen at your convenience, Ask- cal apartment nouie trM building fii- rooma. twt o bbalha. Uvlng room erttlttli ing $28,900. cludea one-car swage. Me aerrtee per- heat. A HOLIDAY SPECIAL — A REAL BEAUTY — Large eustom-built ranch, three bedrooms nreplac*. 4m. All an an aera r' KOIIOI aeml-autometle waelier. tat, towenng, natlr* trM*. «M,M0. excellent; 10-ton hydraulic aoaneL Call S8 lllOO or SH 7-31T $17,000. and lovely den. Full dining zoom, large living room with fire- LITTLE SILVER — True econo- leek. t». UlaceUaneoua, LO HlaHLANDS — place; lane modem kitchen, two baths, two-car garage, large IXPANSTVT, NOT «X»>IMSTVX »" BLONDE o. B.' televlaton coneole NEAR RIVER — Custom built To the man with my is offered in this three-bed- radio, record player combination, Uk* i three-bedroom ranch with unusu- plot, two blocks from village/ Asking $2«.5OO. BUT MUST be soM. agefamlT, _ |«-«M ^fftwd to room,..two-story home. Schools, aew. CaU SH 7.-3U0. FOUR-ROOM furauhM apartment, aso Mae thla by (or buy!)1 . A Cap* Co. al built-in details.. Two-csr ga- RED BANK LOT — All utilities, finest area. Price $3,m WKh threa bedMam* etaematalra and shopping facilities, transportation MI/T HAY-FINEST QUAUTY month, Two^edroom unfurnlehed twa anflnlahed bedroome matalrs. Only and other conveniences near. Oil Fred b. Wlkoll, Co. apartment, 170 month. Both plui vtlll- rage. Large heated pine paneled William C. Watermen, Reel Estate Manager one mile to trw Red Bank Mstioa tor an I-OCM. tlee. Bweeaar Aireney, P. O. Blog., Sea teat, basement, sewers. Asking Bright. RU 1-14M- porch. 0nl> $18,500. the commuter. Mas down lakee this P. A. SYSTEM — Penlron tape re- 191 BROAD STREET SHadyside 1-34M «U,U0 happy horn*. (15,000. corder, tM reel Chtutma* mukle, two THREE ROOMS FURNISHED. Uttlitlee. outdoor Unlverelty 25 watt epeaken, llneru, parkins Included. DealrabK ALL BRICK RIVER FRONT — HOW IS THIS VOX SUMO? Alao farm sites, acreage and M. O. IS watt amplifier. KE S-2SU. neighborhood. Adulta only. S* Proapeet In excellent Fair Haven location, A aturdy ranch wKh Mm* bedroom*, Income properties. AT«.. corner John St. BH l-agaj. with magnificent view of river. fH bath* and • full baaenwat (or the MEYKR8 AUTOMATIC PUMP — Tan RIAL ISTATI FOR SAU MAI UTAH MR SAU •nek 'n roll' teenager or tfe* machltt*. and copper tuba and Uttlnii. KB a- PORT MONMOUTH — Four roome Fireplace In living room with J6M. furnlihed. All atlinteuu Adult* only. Tiiermopane window*. Breakfast HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSBg FOR.SALE BanlL Ua"tl °"* *"* *°m *** BRBAKFSONT. «lnli( room or llvlnl REDDEN AGENCY room by Tomllneon. Satin walnut I FIRST FLOOR •fartmaM — Two bed. area In deluxe kitchen. Three AlMRICArt COLOMIAt. •IMi. UK* brand new. Sacrifice. KB 1' rooma, living room, dtaalg room, bedrooms. Three baths. Balcony. °0 COfrtoLF. sw. Inquire Included. Can Ayera-Trototo Agency. 1* •traction. $60,000. mil* ts KaaTaaak; t — LfttaeT POUR DISTINCTIVE CUSTOM Service Department, Katontown TV, Chareh at. Uttla SUrar. BJri-3r- REALTOR AGENCY wlta nr*Nae*: I - « yt 10 Hwy. so. tatontown. LI XHoa -»"• bairoatBel wt* al*M HOMES. ALL NEW — NOT IN FURNISHED — Two Mdraoma, Uvttg FIVE-BEDROOM RIVERFRONT CHRlaTMA* DECORATIONS room, kttehaa. b^aaar tMio* — Beautifully decorated. Dock 30 Ridge Rd. RUmson 1-0444 102 WEST FRONT STREET DEVELOPMENTS Material! to make your own. tlW per month. SH H TATS OAROKN * OUT SHOP and bulkhead. Modem kitchen. S»r.-|oVw,»M, RANCH — Five rooms; tile bath, Hwy 35. Katoutowa (oppoilte Bendla). ATLANTIC RIOHLANDS — Furnlebed SHadyside 1-2240 etudlo apartment. fHMt* ace or two. Two-car garage. A rarity at THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE garagega , ddead-ene d street, conveni- BURLAP . Hear to shopping, transportation. AT n fM Rt M MMdlefoan, N. Xennt tottetottedd Bank station. $15,000. H Colon — M" Wide — Me yard 1-U38L - . 24-Hour Service FOAM ART Rt. U KATONTOWIi FOR OVER 35 YEARS' OSbome 1-0000 SPLSPLIT LLEVEL — Three bed- TWO-ROOM tumlined •fflclaney. Newly rooms, den, IK baths, wall oven. APPLZS-Peaclue. aeetarlnee. cl decorated, near bua, BH 710ft EXPERIENCE" "RESULTS COUNT* Dally: M Sun.t IM honey. »r***rv**. Plant*, treei, or L g-4027. WALKER & WALKER Desirable location with trees. ahrub*. Oardeo auppuef. John L. Uen> $24,500. drtckaon'a Old Wagon Farm, Rtt. W ATTRACTIVE, CLEAN, ooe or twe MIDDLETOWN TOWNSHIP — SP1C-AND-SPAN — Eight-room Eves.: KEansburg t-Stl-R norm of Midaietowi. 08 1-0294. room tunUabed effldency apartment. REALTORS split level. Four bedrooms, three Private kitchen, convenient location. Head and shoulders above all SPLIT LEVEL — In Shrewsbury WASHABLE ORLON — And '-- BH ISM. competition. Real country, trees, baths, game room, hot water oil- plaid eklrUns* S3.M yd., regular Highway 35 Shrewsbury fired heat, basement, two-car ga- Borough. Excellent family home. S3 88. Woolen crene* KM yd. SIMON' FOUR-ROOM APARTMENT, unturn- nigh ground, approximately X Pour bedrooms, den, raised rABRIO CBNTErVSiinfet Ave. at Hwy Uhmf, utuitlaa Included. M OieHnut acre. Split level. Center hail, rage, paved drive. Located in Jos. P. Schwartz SB. Aenury Park. ' St., Bed Bank, For Information Inquire SHadyside 1-5212 Hearth fireplace in living room, at 14S Bridge Art.. Had Bank. living room (fireplace), kitchen, a community of fine homes near 17" COMBINATION radlo-televlalon, Red Bank. $25,100. two baths, wail oven and dish- perfect condition. 81 N. Bridge .Ave., RUMSON — Unfumlahed, nve rooma, OPEN 7 DAYS three bedrooms, two tiled baths Agency washer. Two-car garage, $39,- (over Red Bank TV). BH 7-1011!. adulta, no pete, garage, leaae, fiOO up, bedroom and tiled bath down, per month; unfurnlaha4 three rooma, MONMOUTH BEACH - 37 E. Newman Springf Rd. CROSLEY 8HBLVAD0R refrigerator, utllltlea, no peU, leaae. ltW~ per month. plus large recreation room. Base- 11.8 ' Cu. ft., 150. assumption. $70 per mom . . RUMSON ESTATE AREA-Two Dennle K. Byrne, Realtor',. S W. River ment, two-car attached garage. Red Bank SH 74121 8H 1-S43*. Rd., RU 1-lUO. RIAL BTATI tOft HINT Top grade neighbors. $28,900. 800 down will buy attractive two- acres of wooded property. Very AROOIT MAJESTIC four ipBed, auto- THREE ROOMS, furnUhed. All _ RIALJSTA1I-fOt SAU bedroom and bath Cape Cod in attractive ranch with four bed- matic portapM phonograph. A. • C, venlenoaa. For 'tnfortaatlon. call at HOUSES FOR RENT HOUSES FOR SALE top condition. Living room, large FOX HILL SECTION roonu, family room- with fire- Model Us i. Like new: Seasonal))*. 2N Beuth Bridge Ave.. Rad Bank. EATONTOWN - Early Ameri- BH T-04M. kitchen with dining area, low LITTLE SILVER — • Rambling place and glass sliding doors THREB ROOMS UNFURNISHED — can farm house: Cornerstone fclNINO ROOM arr -. Table, buffet, LTUUHIO mORLANOS — 14v» a lit- cost oil fired heat, combination brick and frame reach with two- Pleaaaat (round floor, private en- •nioy fumlehed foucbedroom. four- marked 1768. Brick lined, beamei spenlng onto patio. Threa full china cloaet. flv* chain and one armtrance, lea Bright RU 14BW. screens and storm, other extras. car ganute. Nestled deep on two chair. $30. Aleo, Lionel train aet, and _ J home with faataatt* view of New HALL BROS. ceilings. Approximately IV Mtths. Dressing room with mas- aecusules. call after 6. 8K 7-MW. THREE • ROOM FURNISHED apart- 'ork (kylla*. Owatr going to Buns*, acres, on three buUding lou Taxes under 1200, comer plot, acres of treed and shrubbed fairy ter bedroom. A truly good buy mejot, adults. Private- bath, near bua. available until atay IS. SMO monthly. Realtors good neighborhood, near schools, land. Carpeted Uvlng and din- LIONEL TRAINS — Board, track, die. No pets. Call BH 1-3SST or U 3-3377. ATLANTIC BldHLANBS — Sonic which may be sold oft. U rooms, at $41*00. gal. «teara. freight, *wlteheft two Drive. Big comfortable, old houa* OUROM BUILT VUXUKt — Abaentw three baths, three fireplaces. [deal for beginners or retired. ing room, spacious atone fire- traneformen. houeee, etc. 8H 1-5897. IATONTOWN, moaerfl unfnmtaned four with hug* Br*plac*.. rurnlebed, three owner offer* this foor4*droom home House has been modernized and Full price $12,700. See today. place, three bedrooms, and two T1ONKL TRAINS 027 gauge, pajaenga 'roome. Heat and hot-water, s*rag*. aedroome, two bath*. Secluded. IPerti at below eoet 3H tiled bathe. Met' a REDDEN AGENCY Yearly leaae, adult* only. LI 3-OMC for flv* or *lx adult*. development I On* of UtU* stlvartMi is in fine condition. Low taxes, tiled baths, bright kitchen, full nnrt freight net. plua acceaorlea after 4 T>.m. FAIR HAVEN — Custom built Reasonable. 8K 1-9165. ATLANTIC mOHLANDS — Two *f. locationi. One aera ot rolling lawn, sewerage. Workshop .wired foi basement, -'hot water. (oil) heat 301 Maple Ave. Cor. Bergen PI. fluency apanmuu. weal lor Bua aaaejmaa ehrube ami ahad* tree*. Mri three-bedroom, two-bath Cape 1M7 1» cu. ft, OX FREEZER. MM couple*, m mantajy.', & living room! wUh flraplao*. Den. power tools. Here Is an excellent All Thermopane ...._. MMany Perfect condition. MANY FURNISHED AND TOfUR Laundry room. Hug* family room Cod near schools, churches, shop- other extras. Asking $K.O000. As- 8H MM0" SII 13118 COMMERCIAL RENTALS Investment. Offers invited. Ask- open* to rear, covered terrace with ing $32,900. ping. Electric kitchen, oil fired sume mortgage. •TORE KIXTUHB — OIliu encloaed Seat, two-car caneole, eliding door panel, glaae HIOHLAHDB — LAROE STORE fo] garage. Immedi- UNEQUIVOCALLY rant. , F. A. OEHLHAUS ate occupancy (helving, 171. BR 1-TOM. m 3-nts RUMSON - Much sought after for only W6.700. LEONARDO BY THE «EA Old Farm Village two-story co- CONTEMPORARY COAI,,BTOVE. Ml: Houee nhuUere, St. OFFKEfl FOR RENT — I» heart 01 (Neitto Blua aaf White Bua TannlnV LITTLE SILVER — Frame Tnblf", II. Oil lamp*. *S. etc. 11T Red Bank. - -"-•• -—-:.. lonial. Beautiful flowering _ of privacy en V-i^n St., Port'Monmouth. ' AT I-MM — .3«iiwur.Mi*>noD* wtno* AaSUJH-HIOH O, .uniuauii - brick Call SH'f-lW0-»''it. . JaroBUng four-bodtoom-rancher. N*ar shrubs, dogwood, etc. Foyer, liv- •• with entrance to II" FH1LCO-maple coneole TV. ITSFACTOR. Y loft* end atorag* apace for BTJNOALOW-Two oedrooine.: Mtehevi, ing and dining rooms, den, pow-area. ... Unusual lo- Inquire Service H«pitrtment, Eaton BDL Alia elore onWhlt* St. living room, full baaernent.-One-car gi !i«m! wlinCpTctSr»il^wlnaowl*vlew*?5 nplete seclusion. town TV, 60 Hwy 39, Balontown, U ' Can sit T-lioa • • rage. Immediate occupancy, oil neat. rolUnr-farmlanda, Modern kitchen der room, kitchen, comfortable ftino. ' Red Bank area, with onaktaat-area. Two Ultd batha screened porch. Very large mas- Md for servent- FOR RENT—Two xultaa of offlcae avail- ItUOS — Never, used. 9ii:, irT. Bxis FAIR HAVEN — Living room, dlnln Dining area., Full beuement. Attached ter bedroom and bath. Two other . ttvtag.,Openess 133. other elzea. OB rr mam. ISO. room, kitchen, four bedrooma, oil heal garage. Immediate occupancy, storme Phono 'till 7 p.m. 811 11'-9. and acreen*. Blagkto> drive. Walk to double bedrooms and bath. Full room and kitchen in- roomi on rlrtt lloor. The other t two-car garage. Immediate occupancy, •chooii. Monthly payment S1W for all gregsrious- living. Three POHTABL8 TY1 iSWRITER. rooms on second floor. BH 7.3440. Won't lut ions* A*hlng »1»,MO, cellar. Two-car attached garage. Bmlth-Corona Bkvvrller, 130. JOSEPH L. CARLONE Inspect now for this one. (34,500, Easily expandable. U 3-3174. RUMSON WATERVrCW - Trae J» Realtor y*ar«ld horn*, la a fin. e*tabilihed MAHOQANT DINETTI, 'SET (Some HOUSES FOR KENT 71 WEST FRONT ST. RED BANK ana, can't b* duplicated for near thla MONMOUTH BEACH - Done repaln), nail table wim mirror, youth price. Walking dlatanc* to achooia, over completely from stem to TRAMKaoIVtrta ted. tamps, OS 1-OM1. ^ wTDl WMnS-JMmUM. B*wiy decor, '{J5»P<"t"lon and chopping. Nta stern. Trim and compact. Beau- Foremoet la my ELLEN S. 1x12 OVAL HOOKED RUO. Floral de rumiahed _ MM. two b*room*7boi air oil but, gyveelnk juv*r. Ton* bedrooma. ly BERG Thankegtvlng el gn, black border, aood condition, it* oecupaney. Telcner ro-c*r garage,, emailWamllr, no p*ut ,batha. Paneled dea. Modem Mtehei tiful view and access to Shrews- ejf tha Adaea* ,. tro. SH MMk Oecanport Ave.. oceamwrt. Call leeae, |U0 par months (uratahejd three ««h breekfaat ana. livtac room will bury Riven • Center hall, living • VETERAN$-' •- -.• d will at. ray itoet 1 HAZELTQN U 3-3M0 or U 2-3101. room*, gaa h»»t, no p*U, l***e, *i dining area. Full heeemem. Attaehx Happy nankatrrU* i ir month; tnfKrnlehed tour roome, hot fareg*. Hug* ahade tree*. Vacant We ana dining rooms, kitchen, pow- NO DOWN JPAVMENT H KM JfOUfit. .,-^v. ,- .'/•• .1* . .REALTOR WO-BESBOOH HOUSE on Hop* Rd., ' >r gae heat, |U per month. Denni* Kjtva a toy. Jiedueed to tUjEST. " der room, closed-in sun porch, ' Ad*Bj A, KrwMwW* -r'Oi . MERCHANDISE WANTED New Bhrewstmry. xuo month. Infor- Byrne. Realtor. S W. Piver Rd. mation at 73 Monmouth St., R*d Bank, RENTAL ' • bedroom and bath. Second floor: $79Pet>ionth; 13 W. Rarer. Rd. . ' Rumson D. 8. COINS -STAMPS - Top vrlcai three bedrooms, two baths, en- ADAMS AGENCY RANCH HOME UNFURNISHED, two »A« RAVEN half double bouae, five bedroomaH.'TC^X.'t) V5ft"^..Little Silve~ r "*"•«cottag*. • Larg«W»e : paid for (o'd.' eld currency, collee- bedrooms. «m BMBthlr. rimiy rent- roome. unfurnfahed. gflO a month. closed sleeping porch. Large 111,900 Full Price Real Katat* A laawane* • W 1-2003 , tlona, odd lou; old- earreepondenc*. al and -several turnlahed and un- Unlltl.a eitra. SH l.70Js7 IS Baat Bergen PI. IUd Bank Bitata appralaala. Monmoutii Stamaa> funilahed rental! In all eiies sad prtc* patio. Three-car garage and tool When a how* Hke thl* Mil* for lea*, lUVntntOMTI tOVXLT TATIR Cnlne. 10 Monmoutb Bt SH l-062t. . ranges, Ella Wlltahlre Agency It* room. Exceptional year round people will hav* to -b * to- o broke - 1 any price: Ter» large VIEW, ifoor your boat at your own PIANOS — Hlghert prlcee paid, II. Ten- Ocean Ave., Sea Bright,' ATCSfc,. afford It at WANTED TO RENT HALL BROS. dwelling. UfrW. varw or JUVXR - dock. B«e«eGlngIr prlvata location. zer. 30S Mala «.. LakewoodI io r I«ke" " - SATONTOWN - RANCH; Three-bed- nretlaee, ' Wood S-11D0 room apw. Immediate occupancy, u Rambling one floor plan. Uvlng room WArlTBD-Room and board for work. Realtors FAIR HAVEN — Finest River le, bu*m*nt, rang*, atamanm roofn. N « (S with log burning flreylee*. Hug* OLD FURNITURE — Antlquea, brlc- HCT or HE 1-4843.. t i ralMU Oakss areaa.. AccesAccess to beautiful blnauon Mora window* and wm a-brac. Aaytnttg aid. Clean up your IUBLEA8E MR FIVE 'MONTHS. Four 813 River Road Fair Haven - located en a beautifully land- dining: mom for family dinner*. Five •ellara and attlol. Turn your traab room cottage and garage MM p $5$$!l & J2S5 Shrewsbury River, Saucy, pert, *cap*d tot ExeeUent Matin). ~~ LAIUU bedroom*. Two tllea batha. to cash. Phoaa CA »-O8«J. i5 bam red colonial, bOWTAXX*. Aeklns W.OOO. KUSMII H. ratt SH 1-7M8 Nicely land "• «* TURN THAT SCRAP' tnto ChrMma* PURNUHED ROOMS scaped corner plot. Ideal young Bang Kaaltan, an Rlve» Itoad, Fair situ. We buy furnace!, tube, boiler*, I Non-Vet 1375 Down uiiii eiiifvaue •* TABTrawu«X' fli family or older couple. Most Lawrtnc* J. Schilling Havea. an 14t3t. mined, antuuM, two oedrtoms, aleep- MODSKN ROOMS FOR POUR — economical. Living-dining area Hal Baak Ing.porch, den, living; room dkung room E. R. SNYDER & CO. Monmouth County Office "" win WILL TRADE BTEAM cleaner for combination, beth, kitchen, two-car ga- fireplace), two-.bedrooms, tiled (Mere Classifled Ads ueed air comoreMnr. Phone rage. . Three beautifully landscaped • FR I4T43. acre*. Five minute* to elation, llto per Established 1873 bath, kitchen. Second floor: bed- month. Bub-JM to, November 1. ifio. ROOM WITH BOARD, aama prlvilegei THE BERG AGENCY 5M,^ SntMW awe. aot arawr heat. 6a Tbe Nat Page) OLD FURNITURE — Antlquee. china, you hav* In your own home. Con. room, tile bath, large storage ••FanoaallMd, Service" ^ •orchTetlUr. UadaaaHd.. 1*0.- glauwars, art objecu and brlc-a- venlant location. SH T-M37. area, full basement. Beat bar- sss.etir.MMi SH t-w*t. krac. Immediate caeh for anytnmg and HED BANK — SSrVaW-KOOK houae. NEWLY FURNISHED alngl* rtoma OSbome 1-1000 HOUIEg FOR SALE •remhlng. Riuoll'*, 3s But Front at bath, garage. Fine reaMentlal sec- gain. $22,709. vS COD tram* nou**. Four room*, 8H t-l«9J. tion. Refereneea. BH T-SMT after ' with kitchen prlvllegu and garage. N. J. -— • block from High LITTLE SILVER — Either do-it- Daily M USTSS. LMnsiM, A*UBgrsu.ooa, ANTIQUES' - Weathervanee, marine w«y ehrubherr. SH l-MWT^ ALMOST NEW SPLIT LEVEL palntlnga, beoka of New Jenny, iNE BEDROOM, unfurnlahM yourself or contract it and you VWT COMPLVnSD. four bextrooin*. IH vSn low. Yearly. I.Immediati e occupancy. LARQB BSD STTTINO ROOM-Plea VSTXiKANS — Mo aowa paymenl. |Tt lampe, wood eovertnga, furniture, fie- ^»nt Horn*, board It dealred. Call SH have a livable home and ftae in- katba. In Red Bank. Xltthen. drains "S—•? month. Tour landlord na* prob- Very fine condition. Living tatea purchaeed and appraleed. Phone SH 1-14J0 nd tarpon vestment. Older home most ac- na, 15" Hring room and tarpon »»H\1 room with fireplace, large din. •II 71003. The Hurfion Shop. Inc.. Stl IMALb HOUSE — FURNISHED, gtO. T 8H »m« *v«Uas* andd Soaday gjg, •road St.. fttirewehury. NaL ROOMS. Clean and comfort- cessible station, bus lines, ihop. SH T-liTS. ing area. Kitchen, three bed- RUIMOfc •I**** ""K t-1304 ng center. Plot 100x175. Liv- WOHLANOS; Two-family nmet be aold rooms, VA baths, patio and UltNISHBD BUNOALOW — UvlBS ing and dining rooms, kitchen, full basement. One-car garage, room, dining room, kitchen, Iw* tkm: beautiful condition. two-Uir** wad la thla Immaculate four (4) bedroom NTS AND LIVESTOCK room* and Jaih. «f».^»* fowetraLAROE liOVBLY ROOM, fourwlndowe. excellent screened porch, three eom *partment*. two-car garage, fun name with full tlud dining room. low taxes, high mortgage. A Agency. (1 B. Front BI.| lt*d Bank. Hdt bedrooms, one bath, basement, Eeement. Muat b* eeen by *Mrtnt- Mtaaae Htchen. aiantnd well*, two- bargain at $17,900. A-t MIDDLETOWN KENNELS BH 1-S700. a*nt only. Call HI 141TS or HI <4UL aar fans*, full Tiawfmnf. alumtaum eiffl'iffl'i'a&*' new oil burner. Very large chick- norm aaah aad *cr*en«. Tim* P*yniente, No Flnane* Oo. NICICB COMFORTABLB RROOOM - NeaNeaV muriuihii win move quickly. FIVE ROOMS, aejwly d*corat*4, oil bath ana atwwer. no en house and tool shed. Asking on an over- XMAS LAY AWAY heat. Available for December 1. Call bath ana atwweratwwer . no otheothrr nnnwmtnw . •lOHLANDa: A STBA U BaMUent BH 1-SSSa. Oentlameentlamen preferredprefd. SH T-STMM. price reduced to $18,500. ^^ •rty • Potential SIX tfon. *to,S0u, BEAUTIFUL LARGE llg*d puoplei,. MONTHLT. Thl* la *omi lln-TIn type Sneperda Ion vet, S31S down. Th* RUMSON COLONIAL EVEN ROOMS and bath located ai - kfut tor. On* larg* M room Rt IS. lllddl**nra. OS 1- lolllea, eable *nd white «4 Harrlaon AT*,, Red Bank, ttl •ix other Inesia* dwelling*. Priced ack.ra, all ooldre moatn. i'hone BH 1-0303. RIAL ISTATI Kit SAU eellent aeemdad Shrewsbury Riv- Exceptionally large living tut *t sii,ew Aim vm m room with native stone eo-' octtera, "pafttaolor "-ZZZ. _._ FURNISHED BVNOALOW, threa bed- er waterfront If you like the MBR WILL TAKCBB BACfc A S Hit - -If S "•» «nt. »TS errler* 123 rooms, kitchen, living-dlnlni loom, HOUSES FOR SALE SNYDER REALTORS Naveslnk River Road area you ..IT WORTOAOB ~ON W.otW. Call IP par month, IMa hou** I* m*o*y In Ionia! fireplace, large dining porch, sarage, BE 3-in4. ' JITS «r HI Ultt th. bank to tb* aalaamaa wh* iMad Xchahunda, black entt tan .. JII9 Five Corners, Middletown , will enthuse over this three-acre •paolntment. •H full detail* and room, also with native stone htchahund*, red I7B UNTIt tiring at Its besti modern VETS OR NON VETS t. Tb* tint f*r*an who •*** It-ha* fireplace. Very large pine [ounebroken Doberman ...-..-., Wft cottage on M-acr* estate', Bcobey, plot, excellent salt water swim- la buy It. There are three large bed- oiiMbrokon Boxer, while „ 135 $1,000 down and $70 monthly buys OS 1-25^0 or AT 1-3584 same* kftelMB. Mm- paaeled kitchen with dining Ill; six rooma, Including paneled dan L wmMaatloa *t*Mn loueebroken Greet Dana . - wllh -Urmlacei saragrgee i huullng rlvl hit four-bedroom home. Good area. Three bedrooms, two ompttwy trained reference* ' Aonrcr cement and wraua^uwi jg, range, blind* aad . ref< required; Feb. let; ocattoeattoe. Oill hMt, sewers, alum- Iving and dining rooms, kttebM •a a beautlfulhr Tandeeaped lert. baths. Enclosed porch, hall loueebroken mixed J—•- U 3-MM. , um WcMn, thr** bedroom*. Ui. • m. llO.MO full prtoe. free Inoculation and worming. BIOHT-ROOM HOUSE — TBrM yean inui m sidingidi , ltl redecod - ts pantry, sua._mm... Fly* .be* IU. M, MUdietoWB. way with balcony over living Alway open. Sunday1* aleo, old, M' living room, dining room, kit- rated. PrtS mort-" roofflii two room. Two-car attached ga- ehen with built-in wall oven, counter OS 1-3785 rang*, three kedroame, 1U katha. tV gage. - .:.;; rage. Beautifully landscaped Hwy, 39, ant to K/nney Shoe*. Inlahed reenatlon room witth tlreplaee. *ir( Vi ^v v eaveiBeaBj eH*]arAV*ieVse*w eTwaBT svawejyje; HOUfUrOftMLK with large pond, S37.50U. ^ One-car attached sarag* U aerae a fencefd "Haas —nni *otta«* tta* •»**> Mount mm MUC CHIHUAHUAS ELLA WILTSHIRE •ra." Oak Mill ltd. From Kwy. lva weeki old, AKC Regletered SHMWSBUllT smUmUK —O Oatlera - Woaned. LI 3-0817. SS turn ere** al H*aeM*a's Owner uin raiMMr. **•*• **ar**«a* are URGE RUMSON IBLFOKD HANCH HOUSE—Four spa- MgM Oaea Saluraay and Sundty COOK'S KENNELS — BOABDINO. II AGENCY - **•*• **ar**«a*, olom r*oms,.attMhM1 gang*, ate* aliewaeaa, OUwr atwa Snmt M. CONVERTED CARRIAGE •"'v iiny. Hoe yellow page telephone lelshborhood, proximity to Navy road - m Datha, aeparate dining roam, IV linag room, den, •*' family FINEST RED BANK icllent nalghbnrhooil. Walhlng dlitanea MIDDI.ETOW.V — Superb *«««lllre UHT REDUCnn In K.flOii, Three b«d- room, bailment, two-car garage, Surlflee at 113,»O», RIAL ISTATI FOR RINT uuiMiniwooM «lmo»t n«w Colon new tcUom, A MKcrlf.ca «1 |]7,6W. mmn. One plua *orfa. H|illt level. Plvn rooma, corner lot, full tiaeemant, la LOCATION In), 1140 a month. Vncnnl, move letlroomi lhre« bath*, living, dining, jonn Mranctl clnan to aclwole and town. Vliaw, I.ONO, LOW. RAMBUNO FANOHEH — Natural tree APARTMENTS Iffht In. flsvfn-room rAiiolt In'RIvitr iltclion ami dlnimi ilmi with urn. nformatlon, call I'll 43S7A after a dally ahadni flora plot, aeoena to docking. Kliht luree rooma, four twin* Excellent condition intide and 'Inia, lomi furnlahlnga, 1135 month, il«c«, *or««ned porch, completely air alie heitrunma. J'4 hatha, W llvlnac room with fireplace, aaparati FUllNlmiED AI'AII.TMKNTH-1, 1 anil tacnnt move right In. Thr«eb«ilroom THE LOW AGENCY conditioned. 4IHT from Shrewaliury ftlv L/OT OWNJCIUI illnlnr room, II' lemur room with flreMaoe, d*lua* electric kitchen, out, Complete with nt* ranges a lieilriKune, WntBf, ho»l nuppllm. anoh, 1130 month, available on short ir, wrtrwver Motion, ofl Navetlnk Mlv. -vnWMir moving from thla area worHaiop, oil hen, two-ear attached garaga, Oliarea tt |3t,Kn, and refrigerators. This house tT» to 1100 monthly. CA HM3. MS River Road Fair Haven idllp*. TTwa-bedroow m ranch MIS nrnnih, •r Kd. Juat rMuoed, SH.OQu. Price ailel* *, lgvelv model home at a aearl- pays excellent incomo above TWIN UMJI.KH Al'AUTMCNTS tlirie raltablltbl* J ' " • SHadyald* 1-4417 ^^a*^ *A la^feMt va) ellAO OOu JTHVABT^ ftlJtt lo* tilee, Three tieilrooma, kitchen, roUII-HBDROOroUIIHBDROOM KANCM on alnvarl an acre and do** lo ecltoola, ami" four rnoinit, bom ilook, «l«r«tor, lidlt IncltrfML'Caa k* bougrit no down pay- lining ate*, large airy living room, (lout al.Mrt livi»«c and dining roomroomee , modemdmm delua* WHfiejiWHfiji , twtw o bathabtha, expenses. Very good buy and •atln an river, Hit 1-33DU, . ' iliaenad br**B*w*y ana (AraRa. Thl* Mil e.llnre.lln , ltfl'lMC.ltlMC11 iinn lit Mil, a lound Investment at $29,000. UltNISIini) IIANCH TYPE bungalow, *rtt wltl ba moved In yuur loL Call FIKHT KLOOK oimrlnmnl - Two bid' Living roam, fireplace, illnlng room, •UT AND ItANOHBIIS, 3, owmen BUILT NEW r.ANRII on acre riot. Dntranca foyer opening HOLMDEL , 113,000 to lie,**,: ij . room/i, living room, illnlng room, Ichen. two bedrooms, bathi hot watur inI, « tiedr'oomt, nn SAMS OR HINT -- New npllt> nn 51' living room with alone fireplace, family dining room, rfeluie kltnhen, onivcnr xnritre, lininmllmn nc- I tirnt. Avallnblo nn annual louse, "CLOVER, HILL" 'Oil f1*v* belWti«e*Mn IKKX,inul amnnii i tji/w11000 levtl four.bedroom hnirnt. ft«fr(Rftr*« elncttlo kllrhen, Inree ht'troom*, two Ilieil bath*, full cellar, two-car miimnoy, (no nnr mnnlh, mi ntllllk'n mo niunllilv, Jnliii MlmiKh. llenimr, :aah we can thow you aomi ol me or, dlahwanhur, waahln*. mnctiln*. dry* «<\n\ti. oft-rr.l at |39,M'I Incluilril, Cull Aynrn Tniluln Aiftiry, III umaiin IW, Ilione Itu 1.0710, ln«it for two, flv* rooma, Iwo bi>.|. B ndirMually iiyled hnrnn on elt« el nla«»t Mortgage, Ni> il«l»v», immeil. r'M>tm, tilt tttth, ao Hvint mom. aitp^rat* illnlng r**tm, Pine p«n«u«l I'fllnr, tlircn in>iirnoiiis, rBlrlgamior, rom nna lo live acraa. IM.000 to MO,. 10.900 or rnntni HBO monthly wllh I '•! t r*i i\ IJ illlllllvilj IIII'114'IIII r''i|"i-,n'i» ixcrllrnt Kurt Mnnmoulli mention, NO late oocun»ncy. Wione now Inr full Idtrhin, h"t waltr heat, aluminum comlilnttlona, twn tintloi, attaghad Wcrnliln Motnl, Kul til Coo|i»r'* •linn r»i|iilrurl. till) nmnlhly plua mill, mram. Prloait al a low iM.ooo Srldgi., 1(1. .M.J1M lliwU. />. Ailnmn Anrnoy, R|| l./iwf, 18 K««l Quality, Charm and l/icallon MANSrifiJlS~"-"TioVtririr"lii]u»*~i>n cnriirr Jot, Vive mourn, hot water CIIMlMINil OI.DKIl IIOMH OKIM tn ahnra anil echoon, 13iU living ITNKVIH~NIMTlf) 11 i)l>!L- r>nt, tnty wai««r mid atwrra. ronm, anpirala family dining room, apaoloua (arm type kitchen, three roam nimnmprit, '1'wn lirilrnnTim, hunt (10 fl-MWi. iir»o hflroonii. til* hath, Full cellar, two-cur Imrn. Truly a buy it and writer immiiimi, I'lMf^llrtit rcnlilpn- riT.M~r:ll.*VBI«"*~ HaHiJiT! anvmi' IHIII right lownril Weal on Cluvar y flni llvlnit rimiii • iwo ImiiriMmiii. jjai area, fiao war tnmitlt. Cell Ayore- rooma, oil heatheet, two-oaIwooar geragegaraie. MriM , 1111 lid,, Proceed «i mil* to Clover 11111, iltclmn, bntltln perlrctt ccumlltlrin, (,'nll .BVBN'.iMJb'M'iliTii IfVH'l " Triifulo Agijicy, lfl Church HI. III! ISM» unco, 13ISi1 MaplMIe Ave,A , rfci)IVIi flank?flk? 1 WlM condition, Naur Iiamlurnr . ... TELSH.I'B70a CVM, nuiLDnn. wit Mm II '" «nnr, Call anet S p. m, 1,1 3 pones i Mayor and Council- of push or Little Silver an easement in meeting ot the Mayor and Coupcil of TTENTION HOME BUILDERS - >h« Borough «f Little Silver held on the form executed by other property the Borough ol Little silver held on Mlddlrtown, wooded H ace In a uesdsiy evening, November 24, 1959. owners within the Borough giving the Tuesday evening, November 24, 1999, Baptist Church Laws On REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Exciting Listings K2S.OO0 home area. 3 minutes to Red id passed first reading ami was laid Borough the right to Orerlge Ihe course and passed first reading and waa laid Ban», «M 1-7196. 'er. for second and ilna] passage.to ot Little Sliver Creek Brook; and over for second and final passage to a HOUSES FOR SALE meeting of thfl Mayor ami Council WHEREAS. It is deemed In the pub- meeting of the Mayor and Council of EATONTOWN — Members of Result of Trade-Ins the Boroush of Little Silver to be ic Interest by the Mayor and Council the Borough ot Little Silver to be held Pride of Crescent Council, Sons Time Buying 'Id on Tuesday evening. December of the Boroufh of Little Sliver that on Tuesday evening. December S. 19&9. REAL ESTATE WANTED 1SS9. In the Borough Hall at 8:00 the conveysnees hereinafter referred Jo In he Borough Hall at 8:6o P. M. at and Daughters of Liberty, at' AT M. at which time a public hearing be made In return for said ease- which time a public hearing will be MIDDLETOWN — Tb« local RAY VAN HORN EL.P1 We nare sold so many prop*; ments; held and all persona given an oppor- tended services at the Baptist ties fhsr ws want more food flstlnc* ill be held snd 'all persons given an Chamber of Commerce has draft- iportunlty to be heard. Orf THEREFORE, BF IT REPO'V. tunity to be heard., Church in a body last Sundsy. REALTORS Applebrook Agency ;all us now for prompt profeMlonai ED by the Mayor and Council ot the FP.ED L. AYERS, ed • resolution and forwarded it •ervlce. Walker and Walker, Real Bs FRED IV AYERS, Borough ol Little Silver that the May- Borough Clerk. Mrs. Fred Hartley, president, to the state Legislature asking OVER A QUARTER CENTURY RT. 35 MIDDLETOWN, N. J. :ate. Insurance. Open 1 days. Shreirs Borough Cleric. or and Borough Clerk be and the same AN ORDINANCE REPEALING PAR- miry bfflce. SH 1-5212. Rarltan Office ORDINANCE AMENDING "AN are hereby authorized to execute sep- AGRAPHS A AND B OP SECTION and Mist Henrietta Herrmann that lawi be enacted to protect TJENTALS — Authentic colonlnl. New- ;O 44212. OrtDINANCB PROVIDING FOR THEarate Bargain and Sale Deeds to the VII OF "AN ORDINANCE AMEND- were in charge of the garnet ly psinted. Llvinc room, dlnlnc room. OSborne 1-2300 VANTED — Two. three and four-bed- DEEPNINO AND DREDGINQ OF owners of the following lots In Block ING AND SUPPLEMENTING AN consumers from unscrupulous : kitchen, three, .bedrooms, bath, Ilre- room homes. Price tl3.000.t30.000. We LITTLE SILVER CREEK AND ITS 54 on the Tax Map of the Borough of ORDINANCE ENTITLED 'AN ORDI- party at Monday night's meeting. salesmen. , , .. yilscr $105. Studio.apartment, furnish- RUMSON lave serious buyers waiting. Call El- TRIBUTARIES COHSIST1N0 OF Little Silver to- wit: Lots 421, 422, 423, NANCE DEFINING. REGULATING ed. $6*. Oilier housea and apartments A-ood A. Armstrong Realtor, 5So Proa- VARIOUS STREAMS EMPTYING IN- 424. tie. and 427, which Deeds shall AND RESTRICTINa THE LOCA- Special awards were given to The business- ethic* committee Unheard of bargain for location. nect Ave.. Little Silver. HH 1-4&00. TO THE CRJCBK ACCORDING TO contain the following description: TION. USE, HEIGHT, NUMBER OF Mrs. Henry Snyder and Mrs. Cora 1HA UWMKO.v — Four-bedroom co Three bedroom '53 ranch on 92'x ALL that tract or parcel of land and STORIES AND SIZE OF BUILDINGS of the business group has report- lonial. 14 baths. Liufcft dining room. ]ABH BUVBRS WAITINO tor homes A DRAINAGE: MAP MA.DK BY THEpremises, hereinafter particularly de- AND OTHER STRUCTunEg. THE Johnson. ' ed that it hag investigated many Easement. Larse screened porch. Ov 256 plot close to river. To be with G. 1. and FHA mortgages that BOROIJOH ENGINEER ENTITLED: scribed, altuate. lying and being. In the SIZE OP YARDS, COURTS AND ' rune J18.900. Down payment fl.TOO. lecorated as you desire for price ^an be assumed. Also need older'homea "WIOPORED DRAINAGE MAP. Borough ol Little Sliver, County of Mon- OTHER OPEN SPACES: THE DEN- Next Monday,' a poly anna party complaints from • residents ; on . Total monUlly payments S136.3.1). :tiat are reasonable, regardless of BORO OP LITTLE SILVER, WON- mouth anif State of New Jersey, par- SITY OF POPULATION: THE LO- RIVERFRONT' FOUR-MILE VIEW — ;iven. Paneled wall on fireplace needPd repairs. Call Crowell Agency, MOUTH COUNTT, HEW JERSEY ticularly described as follows: CATION AND USE OF BUILDIN08, and covered dish supper will be this-, subject. While many of,the Pul knead. r>ock. Tall evergreena. Fruit side of Jivlng-dinine room. Hard- Hlddletown. OB 1-0400. SCALE ' 1"-5OV -DATED APRIL 8, All that 'land hounded on the north STRUCTURES AND LAND FOR held for those with birthdays in complaints have been adjusted, trrrs. Remodeled home. 2*4 tiled balhfl. wood floors throughout. Screens WANTED TO BUY or rent four or 1057, MADE BY OTIfl R. BEAMAN. by the center line of Little Sliver TRADE, INDUSTRY. RESIDENCE Four twin bedrooms. Huge - fireplace. five-room bungalow within walking BOROUOH EN^O INKER' WHICH Creek Brook; on tht west by a line OR OTHER PURPOSES: CREATING October and November. The the committee aaW, present laws «E rnuntrr kitchen. PorcliM. New and storm sssh. Full cellar. At distance (tores, transportation, KE 4 MAP IS OK FILE IN THE OFFICE formed by an ettenslon of the west- ZONES FOR SAID PURPOSES AND Christmas party if scheduled for are not adequate ;to prevent door- carpeting. Two-car garage. Asking ached garage. Financing avail- 3618. VTHE BOROUGH CI.BRK AND IS erly line or the land'.or me party or ESTABLISHING A ZONING BOARD JI5.(ioo. Taxes *4O8. A MAP TO WHICH REFERENCE ISthe second part In a southerly direction OK ADJUSTMENT WITH POWER TO Saturday,'Dec. IB. to-door, salesman from using slick FilA ONLY T650 DOWK — four-bed- ible. $21,900. rXttSINATTIiR If ADE UNDER THB to the center line of Relocated Chan- DETERMINE AND VARY THE AP- NOTICE OK TAX RALE IBSlaNATION "THE DRAINAOE nel. Little Silver Creek Brook as the PLICATION OF THE REGULATIONS Attending were Mrs.. Hartley, scheme* to fleece unwary buyers • rnojn colonial. l'.S batlis. Pull base- BORODOH Or «CMSON. N. I. MAP" and PHO VIDINO POR THE same Is shown on a map entitled "Pro- HEREBY ESTABLISHED IN HAR- making Installment plan pur- ment. Only, 190.yearly fuel bill. 114,- FAIR HAVEN 'INANCINO OF THE SAME BY THE posed Drainage Map, Borough of Lit- MONY WITH THEIR OENERAL Mrs. Florence Knight, Mrs. Cora ' *5fl. Total' monthly payments IH2.S7. One of the fairest in Fair Haven Notice of Sale of Property for Noft- SJUAnJCB OF BOND* AND tle silver; Monmouth County, New Jer- PURPOSE AND INTENT: PROVID- Wagner, Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. Mar- chases. • .' • :•':- : '.£:- - ALMOST NEW SPLIT LEVEL — Very Two-story colonial home on bet- 'ayment of Taxes, Assessments and «OTCS." PASSED AN0 APPROVED «ey. Scale l"-5u\ Dated April 5. 1957. ING FOR THE ENFORCEMENT OF fluid street. Four bedrooms. Big din- )ther Municipal Liens In .the Borougti 4ARCH II, 1MW. Revised October *, 10S9;" on tbs south THE PROVISIONS HEREIN AND ilyn Long, MM. Mae Aumack, Richard H. Schwartz, vspokes- me room. Full-sized family room, ter than Vi-scre in most desirable if Rumson, N. J. WHEREAS, a drainage map made by the relocated chsnnel of Little Sil- IltPOBIKO PENALTIES FOR THEIR Mrs. Elizabeth Sprenson, Mrs. man for the committee, explain- laundry- •Aluminum- storms. Awnings. neighborhood. Three bedrooms, rUBIJC NOTICB Is.hereby given that y the Borough Engineer of the Bor- ver Creek Brook as Bhown on the VIOLATION: ALL IV ACCORDANCE Vi'n FHA $17,100. Taxes $311. Month- !, Mary M. O'Rourke, collector of trie urri of Little Silver entitled "Propou-i! aforesaid map, and on the west by WITH A COMPREHENSIVE PLAN Hansel Applegate, Mrs. Minnie ed that when * purr£i*fcf..,:gns a ly payments J134. Transferred owner exceptionally- large master bed- taxing district of the Borough of Itum- >rainage Map,, Borough of Little Sli- a line formed by the extension or the AND DBSIONED FOR ONE OR \ asks $19,000. ' room. Fireplace in living room; son, County of Monmouth, New Jer- er, Monmoutfi County, New Jersey,' easterly line of the lands of the party MORE OF THE FOLLOWING PUR- Griggs, Mrs. John Zingale, Mrs. promisary note •greeingito make TREES. TREES. TREES — lively separate dining room; large sey, pursuant to the authority of the sale 1"-WV, dated April 5, 19ST, made of the second part In a southerly di- POSES: TO LESSEN CONGESTION Snyder and Misi Herrmann. installment payments, the holder ' new cenler hall colonial rancher.' Year- Statues In such case made and pro- Otis R. Seaman, Borough Eng;i- rection to the center line of the re- IN THE STREETS: SECURE BAFJ5- ' round air conditioning. Three roaster Family kitchen; powder room; /Idee!, will sell at public auction -on ' mas heretofore filed In Ihs Of- located, channel of Little Silver Creek T* FROM FIRE. PANIC AND OTH- can sell the note to the bank or a he ism day ol December. IBM, at :e of the Borough Clerk In accord- Brook a a shown on the aforesaid map. ER DANOIRB; PROMOTE HEALTH, . bedrooms. Two tiled baths. Large llv- playroom about complete in full ice with the above entitled ordinance; RTATK Or NEW JEMEV finance house. inn room. Wood-bumlng fireplace,. Din- :ellar. Efficient, unobtrusive :he Borough Council Chambers, Me- Provided that slmtllatneouily with the MORALS AND THE GENERAL WEL- TO KACHACL WOCCOTT, her hslrs, Inp room. Large kitchen. Den. Laun- norlsl Borough Hall. Rumson, N. J., WHEREAS, certain changes In the execution and delivery of Uie afore, FARE; PROVIDE ADEQUTB LIGHT devisees and personal representatlvee If this is done, tht buyer must - dry. Only ff.000 down. I24.8M. Im- heat, hot water, oil and base- it it A. M.. the lands and real estate ation of .the channel were required said Deeds, the aforessld property AND AIR; PREVENT THE OVER- and her, their, or any ol their suc- make the payments even if the mediate possession. . board. Attached garage. Screen- lerelnaner described: be made; and owner* exectitle anrt deliver in the CROWDING OP LAND AND BUILD- cessors In right, tills and lnlenst, IAMB . DESCRIPTION AMOUNT WHEREAS, the - Borough Enslner. Borough of Little Silver an easement INGS : AND AVOID UNDUE CON- defendsnts merchandise is not delivered. •04 River Rd., Fair Haven, N. J. ed porch; also, patio with brick Ml.ncrest, Inc. Blk, S3A. Lot 8 *3,308.ll October 2, IBM revised the said to permit the dredging of Little Silver CENTRATION OP POPULATION; Creek Brook adjacent to their property ALL WITH A VIFW Or CONSERV- You are hrreby aummonfd and re Mr. Schwartz suggested that grill to enjoy location. $31,900. The said lands and real estate will ralnage map In accordance with said ING THE VALU8 OF PROPERTY quired to serve upon Parsons, La SH 7-4100 be sold to make the amount of the names and has filed salrt revised map In the form executed by other prop- brecque, Cantona and Blair. Pallntlffa buyers carefully check • contract n tha Office ot tha Borough Clerk; erty owners within the Borough of Lit- AND ENCOURAGING THE MOST lOLONIAL — Just off NavMlnk River municipal liens chargeable against the tle Silver for the dredging project. APPROPRIATE USE OP LAND Attorney, .whose-address Is. IS Wallace before signing it py contacting same on the llrst day of July, low therefore. THROUGHOUT THE BOROIJOH OF Street, Red Bank-, New Jersey, an an- Rd., excellent neighborhood, Six large BE IT ORDAINED, hy the Vayor Nov. 27 139.10 •ooms, modern kitchen, tile hath, full 1959, as computed in the foregoing list, LtTTI.R SILVER- PASSED AND AP.swer to the Complaint filed in a either the .chamber' or •• lawyer. Thompson & Bartell, Inc. :ogether with Interest on said amount 1(1 Council ol the Borough ol Little PROVED APRIL 5T. 194g AS AMEND- Civil Action In. which Albert W. Van )asemenl. Asking *15,000. Groislnger * From the first day ol July to the date liver in the County of Monmouth: SOTWK ED AND SUPLEMENTED" PASS- Nostrand, et ur, et sis art plaintiffs - He warned persons against, Hwy 35 Middletown, N. J. leller. Realtors. Broad * Mechanic if sile, and costs ol such sale. That the drainage map aa referred rubllc Sale el Real Katals ED AND APPROVED JUNE 2«. 19M.and James Green, widower, et all, aresigning . contract* with- blank its. SH 12100. Said property will tie sold In fee to > In "An Ordinance Providing for the For UnpsJs Tatea. WtfEREAS. It in Ihe itenlre of the defendants, pending In the . Superior . OPEN 7 DAYS •OWBn HILL SECTION of Bed Ban*. luch person as will purchase Me same, tepenfng anil Dredging of Little Silver I, Isabel R. Parker, collector in and Msyor and Council of the Borough ot Court of New Jersey," within 35 dayr spaces and urged tB*t all prom- CommandinB hill site with view of lubject to redemption at the lowest eek and Us Tributaries Consisting of for Ihe Borough of Shrewsbury, County Little Silver that all building and uses after December 18.. 1959 exclusive o ises made by salesmen be put IMMEDIATE POSSESSION — Christ Atlanlle Ocean. Ranch. typ« dwelling, •ate of interest, hut In no case In ex- irlous Streams Emptying Into the of Monmouth and state of'New Jersey, within the Borough shall comply with aueh date. If you fsll to do so. Judg- maa in your new home. Three bed- -ustom • liullt for present owner. Five cess of 8% per annum. The payment reek According to a Drainage Map hereby give notice that according to the provisions ot the existing toning ment by default mar he rendered in writing and that a copy of the rooms -ranch style home with full cel- rooms, IVi oaths with expansion already For the Bale shall be made before lade by the Borough Engineer "Pro- the law requiring: The to. make the ortMnanee of the Borough; and against ynu for the relief demanded In lar and attached gar»Ke. Hot water let up for two additional bedrooms :he conclusion of the'sale, or the prop- oaed' Drainage Map, Boro of Little unpaid taxes, assessments and other the Complaint. You shall file your an- contract signed by both parties baseboard heating, plaster wall con- md bath. Includes many unusual cus- erty will be resold.' lilver; Monmouth County; New Jersey, munfclpsl charges assessed, on land, WHEREAS, Paragrpaha A and B of swer - and proof of service In duplicate be retained by the buyer. •Unction. -Aluminum- screen and sash tom features. 137.500. Orossinger * The said 'sale Is 'held pursuant to Icale l"-50'. Dated April t, 4657, Made tenements, hereditaments and real es- Section VI of the present Zoning Or- with the Clerk of the Superior Court. combination. Living room with f Heller. Jlrnllors, Broad 4 Mechanic Chapter S e* Tills SI of the Revised >y Otis R. Seaman, Borough Engi- tate in said Borough of Shrewsbury dinance permite any non-conforming use State House' Anne*. Trenton. * New Jer- ilace. full dining room, large '•< SIS. SH 1-2100. values.* * neer" Which Map Is on File In the for the year 1959, will sell on the 1 to be changed to another non-conform- sey. In accordance with Ihe rules ol n" kitchen, ceramic tile bath, only iffice of the Borough Clerk and Is a civil practice and procedure. J DO LI, HOUSE. Not small, but that cute. At any time before the sale, the tin' day of December. 1059 at 10:00 a. m. ing use and further permits a non- PUNCHY NOT DRUNK four years old, excellent condition lerslgned will receive payment ot the ap to which Reference Is Hereinafter in my office, 766' Broad St., Shrews- conforming use to be extended through- The action has been Instituted to par- throughout. "Walking distance to Immaculate, better than new condi- fade Under the Designation "The LONDON (AP) -' Salesman t tion. Perfect lawn, lush shrubs. Three amount due on any property with the bury, N. j., the lands, tenements, out any part or the building which tition and divide certain real estate sichool and railroad station. Dead-end, Interest and costs Incurred up to the Jrainage Map" and Psovldlng for the hereditaments and real estate herein- waa manifestly arranged or designed which Is In part vacant land and In Jn every good residential neighborhood bedrooms and a den, fireplace, dining financing of Ihe Sam* by tha lanu- Charles Corcoran, 42, a former I area. Fatio and garage. All extras. time of payment. after described, to make the amount 'or such use at the time ot the en- part Improved real estate owned by RReally good buy at SlB.&oo. nce of Bonds and Notes." Passed and chargeable against, said land! on the actment af the Zonlnr Ordinance; Albert W. Van Noftrand and James boxer, was acquitted of driving 4«% MORTGAGE FOR BALE: FOUR Quiet neighborhood. Large 4 !>er cent Paled: November It, ISM. ipproved March IS, 1MH." shall have first day of July 1959, as computed o. I. mortgage available. Um low eference to the map aa -revised Oc NOW. THEREFORE. BE IT OR O, Van Xostrand, plaintiffs and de-while drunk. He told a jury that bedroom* (on one level). 2O'U2* Jiving MARY M. O'ROURKB, In the tax list, toiether with interest PAINED BY THE MAYOR AND fendants, James Qreen, - Arthur T. room, dining room, kitchen with built- taxes, Asking.SK.SOO. Russell M. Borut >ber 2, IMS by. the Borough Engl on said amount from the.first day to Collector of Taxes. — which map Is now on file In COUNCIL OF THE BOROUGH OF LIT-<3reene, George E. Greene, Robert after 18 years in the ring he was in ranee and wall oven, 1(4 baths, lealfors, MO River Road. Fair Mann the date of sale and the-costs of sale TUB SILVI;R. COUNTV OP MON Nelson Qreene,' Alfred Green, John S3' recreation room, large laundry, — 7-4832. Nov. S«—S7—Dec. 4—11 HIM . Office of the Borough Clerk of at public vendue to such persons aa T Green, Susan 43.. Bruno, Elizabeth No- punch drunk. overstn attached garage. Screen! and » Borough of LKtle Sliver. will purchase Ihe same subject lo re- glows, 'WaHMngtan Irvine Qntn, Jr., worm - sash, walMo-wui carpet. On HIDEAWAY But tight In town. Over This ordinance s|iall take effset Im- demption at the lowest rate of Interest, That Paragraphs A and B of Section an acre high dry land, part woods NOTICE OP SETTI.r.Mr.NT ledlately after final pansags and pub- VII of an ordinance entitled "An Or- Alton Oresn, Loulw , Edward H acr* lot, excellent location for young Just JO" from river. Nearly new three nntEonoNH FOR DISTRIIIIITIOK, but In no case In excess of eight per dinance Defining, Regulating and Re- B. Green. Daisy oreen. Florence oil- children. Transferred owner MUST cation according to law. cent per annum. This sale Is made ham. Robert S. Rsrrabe and Henry The number of radio sets In dell Immediately. Priced for quick ied room ranch with the colonial touch. nisoHAROR OP nnuciABV. stricting the Location, Use, Height. Living room with masalve firfcplaee, AND OTHF.R RKIJKF. under the provisions of an "Act con- Number of Stories and Size of Build- H. Patterson and Solomon Tepper, Ag- use in the United States has tripl- sale. 117,900. •r.soi.imov - cerning Unpaid Taxes; Assessments ents for the heirs of John oreen, de. dininir room, super modern kitchen. EUTATE OF THOMAS BROWN, DE- WHEREAS, the Borough of Little 811 and Other Municipal Charges on Real ings and Other Structures, the size of ed since the close of World War Powder room. First floor family room CEASED. er has commenced a program, for the Yards, Courts and other" Open Spaces: Cfs»rd. according to the respective Call SHadyside 7-5600 ready to finish. Huge basement with Property and providing for the. Collec- the Denaltv of Population; the Loca- rights of the said Turtles Interested II. Notice Is hereby given that the ac- pprovement ef drainage conditions or tion thereof by the Creation and En- therein, which said real estate Is lo- exposed end anil large windows ideal counts of the subscriber. Administra- ittla Silver Creek Brook in the Bor forcement of Liens Thereon (Revision tion and Use of Buildings, Structures for play room. Oarage. Asking 9M.5O0. tor of the estate of said Deceased will lgh ot Little Silver; and and Land for Trade, Industry. Resi- cated on both sM-« of West Park Ave- KOTICB Russell M. Borus Realtors. (00 River be audited and stated by the Surro- WHEREAS. It has been determined dence or other Purposes; Creating nue in 'Ocean Townahlp, County ol RUMSON — Convenient rustic lo- Road. Fair Haven. 8H 7-4532. • The said lands, tenements, heredita- Zones for salil Purposes and Establish- Monmouth and State of New Jersey, The following' ordinance was adopted gate oT the County of Monmouth and iy the Borough Engineer that It Is and fs known and designated as Lot and approved at the last regular meet- cale, three bedrooms, fireplace, reported for aettlement to The lion- leslrable to relocate the channel of Lit- ments and real estate to be sold and ing a Zonlng'Board of Adjustment with ing of the Board of Health of the thor- the names or the persons against whom Power to Determine and varv the Ap- 15. Block 1, Lot 15. Blnr.k 1. T^it ?, full cellar, hot air gas heat, at MONMOUTH COUNTY mouth County Court, Probate Dlvlglon, > Silver Creek Brook lying lo the Block M, Lot 19. Block 35 and Lot 24,ough ot Shrswaury ' held en Tuesday on Wednesday, the Twenty-third - day car of the following lots in Block 54 said taxes have been lain on account Dllcatlon of the Regulations Hereby e»- evening. Nov. 24th. 1959. tached garage, large wooded plot, SlTRROOAir'S COURT of December A. I>.. 19S9, at 10 o'clock >n the Official Tal Map: I-nt 423 of each parcel aro as follows:. . .. tablished In Harmony with thetr Gen- Block .15 on the, Tax Map of the Town- taxes about $320. Reduced to KoUre l» Cradllon la Preseal a. m., at the County Court House, 423. 421. 433. 42(1. 42T. 428, 42!>, and Names nrarrlnllea IMS eral Purpose and Intent: Providing for ship of Ocean. And If it shall be that AN ORDINANCE AMENDING AND Claims Assists! Estate Monument and Court Streets, free- 430; and * ' -• - the Enforcement of the Provisions here- partition cannot be made without great SUPPLEMENTING: SECTION 4 OF AN $24,900. KSTATE or IIARRAL A. REDDEN, hold. New Jersey, at which time Ap- WHEREAS, the owners or Ihe (ol Oregory Sacco Block S9, "Lot in anrt Imposing penalties for their prejudice to the owners thereof, then ORDINANCE BNTITLSD "AN ORD1- DECEASED, plication will be made for the allow- lowing lots In said Block, to wit; 421 jtl, corner Syca- Violation: all In Accordance with a that the same may be sold and theNANCB OP THE BOARD OF HEALTH LITTLE SILVER — New ip Fursuant to the order of EDWARD ance of Commissions and counsel fee*, 122, 423, 424: 426, and 427 have title more and W. Comprehensive Plan and Designed for mpnela to arise from said sale be dis-OP THE BOrtOUOH OK SHREWS- level, three bedrooms, V/i baths, !. BROEGE. Surrogate of th« County Directions for distribution, Discharge the center line of therexifitins chan- End Ave. S1.032.M one or more of (he Following Pur- tributed and disposed of .according t< BURY, REOU LATINO THE LOCA- of Monmouth. this day made, on the When the sale takes place, payment nosea: To Lessen Congestion m the taw. ' • of Fiduciary, and other relief. 1 lel of Little Silver Creek Brook lying TION, CONSTRUCTION AND BRAIN- fireplace, recreation room, full application of the undersigned, Evelyn of all taxes or assessments1 , coats Streets; Secure Safety from Fire. Pan- Dated November 13th—A. D. MM , o the rear of the aforesaid lots; and and Interest must-be made -'by the You, Rachaet -Welcott, Jieir heirs, de AOE OP ANY INDIVIDUAL SEWAGE cellar, gag hot air heat, attached U Redden, Bole Executrli of tht e>- WHEREAS, the relocation of said ic and Other.Dancers: Promote Henlth. vtsees and personal representatlreL DISPOSAL SYSTEM AND ITS APPUR- tate of the aald Harral A. Redden, de- NEW JERSEV TRUW COMPANY hannel ol Little silver creek Brook purchaser before the conclusion of the Morals and the General Welfare; Pro- TENANCES. INCLUDINO CESSPOOLS. carage, ample.sized plot. Priced ceased, notlea Is hereby given to the sale, otherwise the property will im- vide Adequate Light and Air; Prevent and her. their, or any of their'suc- OF LONO BRANCH. is shown on "Proposed Drainage Map; mediately be resold. cessors In right, title and Interest are PRIVIES, VAULTS OR SEPTIC at $24,500. • credltori of sudd deceased to present By: CftARLEST. XieLAIN lorough of Little Silver. Monmouth the Overcrowding of Land and Butlit- marin N narty defendant because Ra- TANKS, AND REOIILATINO THE lo th» said Soi, s-xicmrli their elalmi Trust Ofllcer. '• - lounty. New Jersey, Scale 1".5O'. Dated Witness my hand this 3Wh day of Ings; to avoid Undue Concentration or chael Woleott Is the holder.of a rnort- THE MAINTENANCE. RBPAITt INTERESTED? . . . CALL under oath within an months from 174 Broadway, prll S, 1957. made by Otis R. Sea- November, 1959. Population: Alt with a View ol Con- . 1878DISPOSAL OP THE WATERS THERE- Dated: November «th, 195». ober 2. 1959" will deprive said prop- couraging* the Most Appropriate Use of In ttoo1' 03 of Mortgares for Mnn-FROM AND PROVID1NO PENALTIES Administrator. trty owners of their riparian rl(hts; Collector. Land Throughout the Borough ot Lit- DENNIS K. BYRNE KVILYN L. RSDDIN. Charles w.< Jons*. Esq;, Nov. «). 57, IHc. 4, 11 137.80 tle silver" passed and approved April mouth County, at' page 101 Ac, %hieh TOR THE VIOLATION THEREOF." : 220 Prospect Avenusj Counsellor at Law, 27, 1948 aa Amended and Supplement- rnortgace fs lihsatislred of record ADOPTED AUOU8T M, IMS. Little Sliver. N. J. 2S2 Broadway, WHEREAS, Ihe Borough ot Little 811 and a lien upon a- portion of the afore Dated; November 24, 1M». REATOR — 1NSUROR ier Is the owner of the lands lying When In doubt about bow to sell un ed, be and the tame Is hereby re- said premises. Messrs. Abramofr A 'Apy, Long Branch, N. 3. peated. HELEN A. BCHLOSSER, between the center line of the Misting wanted household goods, solve youi DATED: November 2:, 1939. Red Bant, N. J. Nov. SO—71— Dee. 4-11 t».4l channel of Little Silver Creek Brook This Ordinance shall take effect Im Secretary. 8 West River Road and the. relocated channel of Little problem with The Register's elassl I. GRANT SCOTT, Attornayf. . . • MONNObTH OttXTsrv mediately upon its publication and pas- Board at Health Itlver Creek Brook aa shown oh the fled ads.-AdvertlMraent. sage arcordlrfk to law. Clerk ef Superior Court. Borough o! Shrewsbury* Rumson, New Jersey Nov. 13-20-17—Dee. 4 I1T.U SIWROOATK'S COURT : .foresald map; and Nov. 27 ».H Nov. JT—Dec. 4-11-U ISS.OT Nov. :7 KM MO.VMOUTH COUNTY >»Hce Is Cresillera la Preseal Telephone: RUmson 1-1150 Claim* Agaisst Estate NeUee to Creaatcn «« Preseai •BBTATE'OF AUGUSTA FmtJDLAND Cklisi Asaasst Estate ESTATE OF JOSEPH BARBUTO, Pursuant to the order of EDWARD STANLEY K. DOWNS C. BROKGE. surrogate ef the Count Pursuant. to the order of EDWARD of Monmouth, tfifsj day made, on ch iibfii.I ,onir REALTOR C. BROBQS. Surrogate of thai County application of the undersigned, Joyc •'i;yt of Monmouth, this day made, 'on the Anderson Conway*tSolt executrix c it,!lo?. ybmr fne_«tate of _U»>«ls5st,>ugusta Rord- • i "• "Homes of Charm and Value' application of the understtned. Anthony IHO %>ajea,ifr VI 11 •A -.s/i ;-..J Barbuto, Administrator ot the estate Und, deceaie4, • •Jiereby give of tha said Joseph Barbuto. deceased, to the credtMti." deceaseeceased "to SHadysids 11017 notice la hereby given to the credi- preticnt to ttm1 >nM | eutrlx their tors ot said deceased to present to the claims under oath within sisi . monthths Sycamore Ave. Shrewsbury said Administrator their claims under from this date.' ' . oath within sli months from thti date, Dated: November.20th. 105*. ENJOY CHRISTMAS WITH Paled: November «th. 1W«. • JOYCE ANDERSON CONWAY. ANTHONY BARBUTO. Conover Avenue, YOUR FAMILY in this sparkling 5 Henry Drive, Middletown. N. J. ranch home. Spacious living ' New Monmoutn, New Jersey, Ueairs. Parsons, Labrecque, room with bookcases and pine Minn. Abramoff * Apy, Canzona * Blair, 14 Monmouth Street. IS Wallace Itreet. paneled fireplace." Then is • Red Bank, New Jersey. Red Bank. N. J. TV den for your Christmas tree, >Aitoraeys. Attorney*. RED BANK REGISTER'S three twin bedrooms', ' sunny Nor. 13—SO—27—Dee, «. |«.M Nov. 27—Dec. 4—11—11 |19.5J kitchen with electrio fun, coxy dining room and an attached ga- . . TAX SAIJC MOTWB Of Real Estate la Ike Bereagh tl^ Fair Havea rage. Low taxes — $369. Choice rer Nea-rarmeat « Dues BBS Aiseiimeala Little Silver location. Immediate . .y"""' notlct lg hereby given that the undersigned, tin Collector of Taxti possession. Asking only $22,500. ol tha Borough, ot Pair Haven, County ot MonmouUi. New Jersey, will jjll a publlo auction In the Borough Hall, Fair Haven, N. J., on the l5h dllr 0 WIDE SELECTION December. 1»6», at lo A. M.. tbs loilowlng described lands. * OF EXCLUSIVE HOMES Said lands will be sold to make the amount of municipal liens charitable "WIN A BIKE" against the same on th« first day of January. 1969. exclusive however, if the "TO BUY OR SELL* lien for taxes for the year Its* as computed In the following list, together with Interest on said amount from the first day of July. ]»», to the date of sale Phone SHadysida 1-1017 and costs ot sale. The subscriber will sell in fee to thi person who bid. thi S2»:i.iSi-Sut du, subjec1*12t t%>»?iVo redemptionJ*'"n "at .ththa«.!°«" lowestt '•«rate• <•'ot l»««estInterest., but iIn nno« can exceeding' eight (8) per centum per annum. The payment for the sale BUN RANCH HOMB — livln» toon, •hall he made be lor. the conclusion of the sala or tha property wlUb* resold flrenlace. • tour- bearoetja, -9*2™* Cash or certified check only will b« accepted In iaymen" rtsoio. kitchen, rurttt lawn, II,7W sl»wii. A5'r P*"?1 0(««J Pn>P«!ir for which there shall be ns oilier purehajM 116,500. ; wiU be strucstkk ollff and sold to the Borough of rair Haven, NewJersey for re- I AM AN OLDER wall kept horn* with demption at S per centum per annum and the municipality snail have the NEWSBOYS' CONTEST targe llvlnc loom, three bedrooms, family enclosed porch. fi» taxes. |18,a0O. taus and aaaeuments and other municipapall chargecharges so no nrea real propel propertt y an Schanck Agency ESSHFtrFJ" S0"',"^, lli5IM! by tht """"^ •"« ""rc.mentTl11*." t linden PI. Bed Bank thereon (Chapter 5 of Title 34 of the Revised Statutes)," and acts SUDDU M Bit 1-0397 mentsry thereto and smendatory thereof. ' " • W" At any time before the sale, the undersigned will receive payment «! the CONVENIENT LOCATION. Pictureaqu. O y p n rir wlth two atory home In fine condition Jlymmcnt " "" " " "" •««'«! «nd cost, up to the time of koastlnlc four bedrooms, two baths, fireplace In Itvlnx room, separate dining- room, tile kitchen and breakfast nook. Cellar and porch.' Mature trees and lawn. Appealing (18,400. Russell If. Borus Realtors, coo River Koad, Fait Haven. BH 7-4532. John C. Bmlth, Est.—House A Lot #3»'cedar Avei ,._ PICTURE WINDOW look! rlsjnt Into 1SJ» river view. Most charming chalet •tyle resldenc* In very private location ..._...... -_.M IMS 34,t3 yet only five minutes lo station and IMS 1911 three blocks to school. Beamed celllna 1 :— IMi IIS.* In 26* Uvinir room, 23' dlnlnt* room, ...... MM MM two baths, four bedrooms, rnaster bed- QE0RO.E W. CUROHIN. yoom 22' Ions. Cellar, 2 car garage, Bpotlesa condition. At *2».M» liard to JiOV, If, 17, Dec. J, 10 Collictor Of TtMS. beat. Russell H. Rorus Realtors, €00 River Road, Fair Haven. RH 7-4&.12. TWO LOVELY BATIIB — Ttiree larje bedrooms. Unusual closet tpice. Close QUICKIES By KEN REYNOLDS to school. Very Urn plot. Fenced In yard. Ix>vcly garden are*. Ltwf patio for outdoor entertaining. Two car s;ar- •ie with black ton drive. Asking »18,S00, Ttusaell M, Borus Realtors »0O Rlvei VELY BARLY AMERICAN Coionls W%: |MMglClpttfV II? (I IHOIWIHOIH COMS)Sv 111 WHICH on a wide tree lined street. A stonti throw to lint Naveslrik Hlvrr. Cente ball with open stnlrway, Itla; llvlni , 3. .Kitf tnli Rttcsr blcycws will be GWCWOM to tiw romn, fireplace, 2tjiM illnlnR room larce modern equipped kitchen, powder room, Kour beilrooms, Illpil imh. niise contort showing the leratst amount of NEW •nonl. Knclnserl porch, two car «ara«e I^rgo litmlticnpeil plot, cltolrn rcnlflrli tlal nrlghborhonit. Clnio to tnmleri SUIiCRimONS beffwetn now and Doe. 14. •>Mras. KxrMletit flnnnclliK nvnllslj' IflW T)i» »fel«tf)c)i Atency, nil 1-SIIM, ili;v <>V TIIK WKKK S MCYCUS will k» •wsjrsMI I «IMM« f* win! J.INCIIOFT Start HW SJMI ywi may have a «tw Mkt far Orbtmai. Owntr Irajisli'rreil,' juiiist aril lmmeill • IMy, l-mr lirilriKim H|iM-l«vi'l in Im •nnruints condition, v. A, MortRiicr limy hi- MHIIIII'-(I ur imiv ho I'ttrcilmm- titi'liT (.'(inlraol with I.OW I10WN I'AV JIKNT. Cull nnw for iiw">i'ilmtht Th« Welslrlch Agency, Mil l.MWi, VKTKIIANH •-• No ihiwrT iTnynifNT SIjfiM0 full |irii:i\ on your way lo nur nrrice, utop HIKI Insprrt every lifijne I tins |irlw nili«ii, 'Ilicn ln«|,r.l tlila limn*-.. If yon ilim'l IhlnK this two.lint- tfiflin rnncli liimls thr-m nil, wi» jinunli* In.I In Inn-c. ymi |o liny II, 'I'hiTr Is n IIVIMK mum wllll flri'lilsre, corniilf-Klv <"|ill|i|icil tiiuil«Tn klti'lirn. lull -•• ' family fllnlllK room, full lififlefnrlil Itltmllmi nltimiiniin hlmtii HIINI RED BANK REGISTER •t'rri-lis liM'1 IIIUIIIIMI (ill mi linliKu Iv IIIIIIIBI'IIIIPII Int. liiinmiiiaii. | • inn. Hun vel *:iTr> iluwn. Thi' .Mi'ii'.v, 111, ;iti, MIIIIIIIMUKII, IIH it-vr tlKW MONMIII'TII 'I'liire-lM', SHadyside 1-0010 '" "'1 I IMl j;ln i !. Miu'iy rint |. "I kindn hMn \0 go home—my wife got lomo mitflo- A»«uriin 4', in i of-ui ij ] j,),,;j : io« in Ilio Rofjiilor Want Ad.l" 1 aVaWK fJDCBIH, fftfcr, Km. tl. wmwmmipwn Mn, ******** «1M MN Theatre Group Organizing, Kd. aad her (Mn, ate*. Frank DeMarco and Mia* Mary Amer- ise of HaMlton, Pa., have re- turned from Europe where they Readies Barn in Middletown BORSLAKpANSACK spent a seven-week tour of France, Switzerland and Italy. MIDDLETOWN - A group of, :arliile. Pa., she designs cos- THE WHOLB House, refidenti here are converting umes and sets produced by the Miss Beatrice Viner, a senior barn into a community theater ichool's drama department Democrats student at Mt. Holyoke College, and budding Thespians are being Mr. and Mrs. Dailey live in South Hadley, Mass., is spending recruited Wednesday in the first diddletown. He is a route di the Thanksgiving holidays at organization meeting at 7:30 Nominate FINEST CROP OF SHADE ector for Blue Crois. home with her mother, Mrs. Ed- HAVE EVER HAD p. m. in the high school. Mr. Cole, a graduate of Call ward Viner. \ The project, to be known as ornia State Teachers College| Mrs. Hill the Wagon Wheel Playhouse, is with a bachelor of science de- Mr. and Mr*. Charted Conover being directed by William F. HIGHLANDS - Mrs. Helen V. of Sunnyslde Rd., celebrated their ;ree in Industrial arts, lives with ill of Keansburg was nominat- Corio of Red Bank, a dramatics his wife in Fairview. He teache* 29th wedding anniversary Nov. 17. and English teacher at Middle- ed for the presidency of the Mon mechanical drawing and shop mouth County Women's Demo- town Township High School. Liberate. Caprioni of Leighton • Middletown Township High ratic Club Saturday in the Al- School and works as technical Ave., Red Bank, wa* guest of line Mannor. honor at a dinner and party given director for school plays. Members of the Ladies' Demo- Miss Calcerano, a resident of for his Mth birthday at the home ratic Social Club of Highlands, of his ton and daughter-in-law, River Plaza, is a graduate of if which Mrs. Alton Parker 'renton State Teachers College Mr. and Mr*. Joseph Caprioni president,. were hostesses. of Pricilla Dr. Also present were and teaches English in Middle- Mr*. Angelo Bottone, Keans- own Township'High School. She Michael and Joseph Caprioni, burg, WM nominations chairman. twin sons of Mr. and Mn. Cap- fia* done graduate work in Eng> Also nominated were Mrs. Rocco land on Shakespearean drama. rioni, Mr. and Mr*. Daniel Cap- Bonforte of Long Branch, first rioni and *on, Daniel, Jr., of "We are not going in for any- rice president; Mrs. Raymond MYRON KOZICKYASSO Main St., Matawan, and grand- thing 'far out,'" Corio said, des- VNeill, Jr.. Middletown, treas- children, William and Virginia cribing the scope of proposed pro- urer; and Mrs. Robert Norton, Fugut of Leighton Ave., Red ductions. He said they would be Bright, secretary, Election Bank. "mited to the modern, popular ill be in January. Quarterly reports will be given heater with an occasional off- Mrs; John R. Keilt of Atlantic by Mn. Olving, ottering chair- There are at least 10 cities on sat or experimental play. iighlands, chairman of the Dol- Women man; Mn. W. L. Freismuth, the Chinese mainland with popu- Aaufaw Tata** lar* for Democrat* Drive in the Christian service chairman; Mr*, latioh of more than a million For the first few year* at least, county, gave the club it* share To Meet Graff; Mrs. Ruth Snyder, mem- ——^~^~-j^~ the playhouse will be strictly a 1 the drive. bership chairman, and Mr*. C.|^"^^^^^^^^ Mrs. Katharine Elkus White, The general- meeting of the L. Wolfe, treasurer. community theater, drawing on United Lutheran-Church Women amateur talent from the Middle- Red Bank state committee worn- Mrs. Robert Ayres will give a thanked the club -for the will take place Tuesday at I p. m. special report on the USCW con- town-Red Bank area. in the Holy Trinity Lutheran "If we get any kind of follow- $300 contributed to the county vention which was held Wednes- Democratic party fall campaign Church. It will be the second gen- day, Oct. 27, in New Brunswick. ing," Corio said, "we may even- eral meeting of the year. William F. Carlo > tually go in for summer stock fund. : Ruth Circle members will be •inductions." The club's annual Christmas Mrs. John Olving will lead de- hostesses for the evening. Enter- The barn eventually will ac- The playhouse will bo financed party and gift exchange will be votions, assisted by Mn. E. J. tainment will be furnished by a commodate an audience of ISO is a corporate venture with Dec. 19 at 1:30 p. m. in Crystal Sibbirn and Mn. F. L. Green- trio, Mr*. H. L. Lindner, Mrs. on a main floor »nd balcony, shares sold to members of the rook Inn, Eatontown. wait. The program, which has Douglas Shedd and Mrs. Sibbern. Safety Of Your Savings -and. a H-by-M-foot stage. A four- 'association. Corio said that mem- Gueat speaker was Ronald L. been prepared by Mrs. W. T. who will render several musical ear garage attached to the bam ber* wilt not hava to buy share* Horaa, Atlantic Highlands lawyer. Graff, education cbainnan, will •election*. They will be accom- panied on the organ by Mn. win lie converted into a lobby in the theater. HI* aubject waa "Formula for include John Mooaghan, who will apeak on retarded children. Harold Hornberger. by the acton, who are doing all Confident of (ueeeas, the group Winning." He aaid it requires eventually hope* to aet up a "hard work by men and women but electrical and plumbing work party members, good organiza- themselves. The group has a teenage theater In co-operation tion, well advertised campaign three-year lease on the barn, with the Recreation Commission material, and circulation on all located on Chestnut St., just off that would uie the playhouse. 'key issue*.' INSURED . Rt 35 In Middletown, and owned Sealed drawings, representing he changes- and Idea* for the Meeting prize winners were by Mrs. Wiilism Wasserman. Mr*. Veronica Sisko, Highlands; SALE! Staff member* working with barn's conversion will be shown it Wednesday's meeting. Mrs. Jane Flaanigan, Middletown; Director Corio, who has hid ten Mrs. Norton, Sea Bright, ant FAMID WIND-LOC UP TO years of summer stock exoeri- "if you want to design, dance, An. France* Goetz, Keansburg. ence, arc William Dailey, butt' ling or sew," Mr. Corio said, ness manager; Joseph Cole, tech' 'come; if you want to write, 3 CHANNEL NT STORM WINDOWS nlcal director; Mrs. Katy Corio produce direct, paint or (the director's wife), costume and mer," ha Mid, "come." Troop, Pack scene designer, and Miss Rose 95 • I • ' Cilcerano, press representative. Belford Collect Scrap 10 Directed Shows Mr. and Mr*. Robert Lathrop, Green Ave., hava returned from LITTLE SILVER — Boy Seoul Mr. and Mrs. Corio live at 72 Troop IS and Cub Pack 15 will Prospect Ave., Red Bank. Be- a two-week viait with their aon, Manufacturer'9* Uat price 17M.{ conduct a scrap paper drive here fore his graduation as a dra- Georg* Lathrop, who is station- Saturday. . MUuan order tnraa wtna*n.(_ ed *t the Air Force base in by the Federal Savings and mattes major frof m the Univerji Bundles are to be placed ejMllty beat-hardened £ tv of Miami, Corio was desiener Amarillo, Tex., and attending the curb by residents. Collections In 1959 for the Iw Tower .Play- technical achool. They also visit- will be made by the scouts every house in Spring Lake. While in ed Mr. and Mrs. Jamea W. Reil- Saturday morning thereafter, de- Loon Insurance Corporation, an Florida he was assistant (echnf- ly of Indianapolis, pending on weather conditions. cal director of "Grove Play Pick-ups are being supervised house" fn Coral GaWes and be- To* seventh birthday of Doraan by Seymour: Nichols, scoutmac- IMiveryaadbMtaua-V instrumentality of the United came production manager until Tame, daughter of Mr. and Mr*.|ter. 1953 for "Triangle Productions.' John Tarn*, Wai*rvi*w Ave., wa* Profita from the sale of the VUMfl M an independent TV production celebrated Saturday. Promt •crap paper, will go toward, the States Government. company, la Miami.* wen Judy Boi CUffwood, aad Idea) projects. v Mr. Corio worked a* stage Linda. Laura and Ludlle Gran- Cub Scout mother* will bold manager In a Broadway produc- ci, Lydia Tame, Linda and Jean- card party for the benefit of the 1M0 tion "I Feet Wonderful" and art nine Ryan, Trudy Sollaaek, Kar- pack Dec. 7 at 8:30 p. m. in the (WE SELL AT ADVERTISED PRICES) ed on TV for Robert Montgom- en Racsek, Lou-Ann Aquilla, Mr. pariah house of St. John'* Epis- ery, Gary Moore and Studio One and Mrs. William Lick, thU copal Church. Mrs. Leonard Rog- IUY DiMCr—SHOWROOM ONLY! •hows. Locally he has anoeared place. er*. Mn. Paul Wedel and Mn, tn productions at the Old Mill, Al Gregory art in charge, "NO SALESMEN! NO COMMISSIONS!" Tinton Fall*, and In last year's Clifton Trigs. Palmar Ava., has The** An OatMty Wtaoows At Uwest production of the Center Drama enrolled in Manmoutb College. UXES V. S. ENERGY Workshop, Long Branch. He bad been attending th* New- WASHINGTON (AP)-Russia'i *! $«e! ark Collate of Engiaoan. atomic chief has told President MAINSTAY Mr. Corio Is working for master's degree In drama and| Eisenhower the United States • BUDGET TERMS • FREE DELIVERY Mr. and Mr*. Wilfred Dawsey DAILY and SAT. • A. M. to • P. M. he and his wife attend the Unl program for peaceful use of ato- WED. and FRL • A. M. t* I P. M FEDERAL SAVINGS verslty of Denver during th of Philadelphia visited Mr. mic energy seem* to be develop- eummer. Mrs. Thomas Trigg oi Palmer ing on an extremely compre- Teacher ' Ave. last week-end. hensive scale. AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Mrs. Corio teaches English and Vastly S. Emelyanov said this 36 MONMOUTH STREET RED IANK Spanish and assists with the di- Mr. and Mr*. Raymond More* as he conferred with Eisenhower rection of senior play* In Middle- sini, Stunner Ave., gev* a birth- at the White House. He has been 47tr*M*JSt. SHMlfiM* 1*7100 R«d tmk Chartered and Suparvitad by day party for tho Uth birthday visiting V. S. Atomic InstaUa- i town Township High School. A . Tho United States Govammant graduate of Dickinson College, of their daughter Jill. Nov. 17, tioaa. Rae Ellen and Cindy Morosini COMPLETE also were present. BATTTERY SERVICE The first birthday of John Evans, aon of Mr, and Mr*. Ar- nold Evans, HoW* Dr., was ob- ooleus ELECTWC co. served Saturday by members of cooler, the family. cleaner cooking OaniM Carlo, daugbur of Mr. and Mn. John Carte, Church St. who waa bom Nov. U in Perth than ever before! Amboy General Hospital, will be Special baptized Sunday in St Mary'i Catholic Church, Naw Monmouth Godparents will ba MU* Tareta Lany. Perth Amboy, and Archie »»*• PURINA Carlo, East Orange. A dinner for relative* and Mead* will b* nek) at the pareaU' boat*. DOG Kaaooth DaaaU, MO of Mr. 1 Mr*. Edward DaaaU, Green Ay*., cokbratad Ma fourth birth- CHOW •J[dajf laat waak at a family party, Sharon Grata, daughter of Mr, i * and tin. Conga Grata, Hopping a^flvp^aj vr^i-a'^Hp^Sj *wj*g**a sa^pa *W*TS*I BJBJB i*^si •**• Price day Nov. 17. -si Siltl Mr. and Mr*. Michael Motiek entertained at a family dinne yesterday for Mr. and Mr*. Ar- thur Williams and family ol IJ.33 Rochella Park. Mis* Judith Wil 10 Iks.. Hams, this place, will spend the wMk-and with Mr. and Mn. Wil IUN*. liams. ANOTHER MIRACLE OF MOPERN GAS Mn. John J. Brown of WUm- .. AMured to you by the Gold Star, which i$ awarded ette, 111.^ visited Mr. and Mrs NUM.. $5.21 Jam** Brown of Apple Valley Dr, by the American Gai Aatociation to GM ranges meeting for It day* recently. Candy 32 rigid requirement standards! As only gas ranges carry Brown returned with her to spend it 100 IN. three wetka In Illinois. the Gold Star emblem of excellence, you can know thst RANGES MAKE GAS COOKING FINEST ! a Gold Star range in your kitchen means years of trouble* pfekttJ up •» fit*-* Miss Rene* Murphy of South jij west Glasgow, Scotland, arrived free performance and perfect cooking! her* aboard th* S. S. Brltlanic >otw of tht outstanding features: Sunday to visit Mr. and Mrs Note:—What a Christmas present a Cold Star gas Daniel Murdock of Hollle Dr. for range would be for the entire familyI Consult Santa Rotis-O-Grill - Mast Th«rmomat«r—Bumar an Indefinite visit. $ SWARTZEL'S Clous early, or better yet... with • Brain-Built-in-Griddlt-VartieaJ Misses Patricia Zllly and Ver- Broilar-Smokoloss Broiling-Automatic A Mulct M. Sldlna m Salmon, this place, Peter Visit Your Local Appliance Dealer, Plumber or I-'runil, Mid.dletown, and Donald New Jerssy Natural Gas Showroom Today! 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