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By JOHN FLINT RED BANK - "The intermit- cers who directed (he exercise, tent bell will signify a civil de- believed the first of Its kind in fense emergency. Get your the state, all reported the test coat and go to your home- to be smooth functioning and rooms. Do not go outside the successful. building." Most all of the students Seven minutes after the sig- walked to their homes or to nal. 1,234 Red Bank High various points nearby previous- School' students received an ly designated by their parents.. early 2:07 pjn. dismissal Elementary school children yesterday from Willard F. here all wore identification Browning, high school vice tags which listed their names principal and civil defense di- and destination. In addition rector of Red Bank Public «ach carried memo slips which Schools. were to be signed by parents at home showing the time the Six minutes later the school students arrived at home. High w#s vacant of students with school students reported today the exception of 149 Holmdel to their teachers the time it youngsters who waited quietly took each to reach home. in the Harding Rd. gymnasium for buses to drive them home. John F. Moses, CD director of Red Bank high school, Participating in the CD drill whose words first •. alerted the, evacuation yesterday with the students at 2 o'clock to prepare high school were students of for the test, said a tour of the Red Bank Catholic High borough and parts of Shrews- 6chool, St. James Grammar bury and UUle Silver showed School and public elementary that all the students followed schools here, as well as those their instructions and walked or in Shrewsbury and Holmdel. PURPOSEFUL PACE—From left, Clara, 7, John, II, Jean, 8, «IK» Ann, 10, all rode directly to their homes The exercise involved a total without any stops. children of Mr. and Mrs. Jerimiah J. WiHerschein, 106 Lake Shore Dr., Middletown, of 6,000 students. HOLMDEL BOUND — Red Bank High School students board buses for transport to "The hangouts were empty," and itudenti at St. James Catholic Grammar School make their way to a Harding their homeijin Holmdel during the CD alert yesterday. The buses arrived'from Holm- Smooth Functioning he said. " Rd. horn* where they remained until 3 p.m. whan the school CD test alert ended. The school administrators, The drill was intended to del at the Harding Rd. gymnasium entrance 20 minutes after the initial alert'signal All wear identification tags. . . police and civil defense offi- (See STUDENTS. Page 3) had been sounded. Railroad, Milk Plans On Agenda w TRENTON (AP)-Gov. Richard J. Hughes meets with legislative On Hospital Grant leaders today to discuss propos- als he says are designed to keep RED BANK — The status of the $750,000 The Indecislveness of the hospital to pro- New Jersey dairy farmers and the federal grant to Riverview Hospital for the ceed with its proposed construction plans will Jersey Central Railroad from go- construction of a branch building in Middle- create an administrative jam in the depart- ing out of business. town has been placed in doubt. ment, the spokesman said. This is a unique The governor told his news con- A spokesman for the state Department of situation and will be "played by ear," he ference Thursday that he is con- NEW BRUNSWICK, (AP) - as reasonable men, what we're 1. New Jersey ranks seventh tax would relieve the tax burden Institutions and Agencies, which allocates the said. sidering an interim milk price reg- Archibald S. Alexander, chair- going to recommend." among the states in per capita of the property owner; federal funds available under the Hill-Burton . CREATING PRECEDENT ulation that would not inconveni- man of the state Tax Policy It has been reported that when income but 47th • in state, funds Smallest Percentage Act, said yesterday the Riverview Board of A decision of the advisory board would ence consumers but would avert Commission, indicated yesterday the • commission reports to the spent on schools and public wel- 3. New Jersey receives the Governors should come to a speedy decision have the effect of creating a precedent, he cancellations of milk contracts that big group will soon recom- governor and the Legislature fare and 50th In per capita taxes smallest percentage In return on on the question of the construction plan. declared. with South Jersey fanners. mend the. imposition of a new within the next two weeks, it will and expenditures on the . state each dollar' contributed to the level. . . Following the receipt of formal notice of Riverview's Board of Governors dropped Price War statewide tax. recommend either a sales or a federal government. the hospital's plan to build the 120-bed fa- its plan in the (ace of opposition from its own He said he has conferred with "I'll read you some of our find^ personal income tax. 2. The state ranks first in prop- Alexander, speaking before a cility in Middletown, the department's Hos- medical staff, many of whom are not in his .chief legal advisers and milk ings," lie told a group of county These were some of the com- erty tax imposed per capita. It forum for county freeholders at pital Advisory Board will call an emergency favor of locating a "Riverview facility in Mid- aides about whether a price w»r officials, "and you can decide. mission's Findings: is believed that a broad-based Rutgers University, said that if meeting, at which time it will be decided dletown. They prefer that the hospital here lies at the bottom of the wave more and better services are to whether the agency will grant a period of on the Navesink .River be expanded, but the of contfacT cancellations to fann- be made available to the state's boarf insists, that the plant iewcasifot "be grace, for decision making •of cut off the major achievement when both cis W. Lawley, unit attorney, ex- payers of his borough were pay; fled and confused by a homo- Hughes told his news conference the- Democratic and Republican value of their property, school ecutive director John F. Mona- ing about $930 for every single geneous group method' of teach that Kirchner and his staff were aarties dropped their no-new-tax board member Andrew A. Shep- jhan explained to the board that Eatontown student in the school. ing high school subjects." preparing a draft of a bill for in- planks • -last year," Alexander ard told the audience at. ,last the Riverside Ave. facilities have He stated that this amount ex- troduction in the legislature. Have a Big Impact said: : •• • • .••... ._ .... v night's public hearing on the pro- become. inadequate. ceeds the per pupil cost in any "I doubt the validity of some The measure would allow Palm- "I hope "that you. will find our posed bond issue. The five-room capacity of the area high school by a good deal. of the questions about money er to divert part of the state's MARLBORO—The 36-cent Su- said. • "Service stations in New ecommendatlqns per- That figure will hold true for building, Mr. Monaghan said, Mayor Werner said he had present $6 million s year In rail, Jersey probably contribute $6 suasive enough that when the re- the first year of the proposed that are being asked here to- limits the size of classes to the pe'rior Courj suit filed at Free- obtained that figure simply by road subsidies for construction million a year to stamp com- rort is made you'll want to get bond issue, he said, and gradually present enrollment-Veight pre- hold this week may have a $6 (See SCHOOL, Page 3) work on the Jersey Central, which panies. The worst part of it Is jehind it." • dividing the Eatontown's $294,000 school children and 14 young milllon-a-year impact, John Dres- Palmer says is in dire need of that 20 per cent of pur customers regional school tax by the num adults. The center does not ac- Increased state aid would not rescue from dfefictts. sier, Rt. 9, author of the suit, don't take stamps' and half of ber of pupils from.that borough cept school-age children who (See TAX, Page'2) said yesterday. those who do take them throw attending the high school, about may attend special classes in Mr. Dressier is executive di- them away, even though we've 316.. their school districts under the already paid for them. Board secretary Ralph Keevil Woman, 46, Dies Beadleston Act. rector of the New Jersey, Gaso- pointed out that the mayor was line Retailers Association. He In his action, against American Mr. Monaghan estimated that and his wife have brought suit comparing a total cost, includ- In House Fire about 12 pre-school children Stores,' Mr. Dressier cites a 1905 ing amortization,' with tuition against the American Stores Co. law which provides that trading POINT PLEASANT (AP)-Mrs. would be denied enrollment next because a clerk In an Acme Su- costs in other districts. He said year if facilities could not be stamps Shall be redeemed either Joseph Chmiel, 46, was killed in permarket at Madison Township that tuition cost is set by the expanded. Applications for re- in wares or moneys. a fire that swept her $17,000 last Aug. 31 refused to redeem state, and was $849.43 for Mon- tarded young adults are not as Mr. Dressier said that a court ranch home at 301 Eastham Rd. 136.70 worth of S&H Green mouth Regional High last year. late last night. numerous, he added. decision forcing dealers to re- Stamps for 35 cents cash. deem in cash, though it might Mayor Werner said that if per The fire, of undetermined ori- For ill Persons What is the connection between also apply to gas stations, would pupil cost at the school is less gin, destroyed about three-fourths The executive director said the gasoline and groceries? Mr. Dres- cut down on stamp costs for all than the figure he gave, Eaton' of the . one-story cinder block space limitation is not the only sier has an answer. business. town has over-paid and is entitled house, Fire Chief William Lewis inadequacy- at Riverside Ave. As to service stations, he said to a refund. said. Parents have declined to send State law forbids gasoline deal- It would test the law forbidding Figures of all kinds were An autopsy was scheduled to- their children there after ob- ers from giving cash discounts on cash discounts and would bring quoted at great length until Irv- day to determine whether the serving the building's condition, gas sales.' This is fine with Mr. about pressure on the state Leg- ing Cohen of, New Shrewsbury hit woman died of burns or was he added. Dressler's association. The law islature to tighten the law "and out at "people who don't care asphyxiated. The new building at Maple does allow discounts in the form get slamps out of the gas sta- about a thing but dollars and Mrs. Chmiel was alone in the Ave. and Leroy PI. has 12 usable of trading stamps. This, the as- tions." cents." house when, the fire broke out. rooms and lends Itself to the sociation doesn't like. "What I care about is the kind Her husband was at work, au- training of about 30 retarded "In a business as competitive Mr. Dressier and his wife are Andrew G. Shepard of education my child is getting Irving Cohen thoritics said. persons, Mr. Monaghan re- as ours, we can't afford it," he represented in their suit by Wll- liam C. Nowcls, Asbury Park attorney. Archibald S. Alexander Agree on Major Items for East Point Project Today^s Index UNION BEACH - A multi- "If the business syndicate is sible for Ihe borough to pro- necessary to clear the title. The syndicate has offered $10,' 4— Provide other necessary million-dollar sports-recreation really serious about this prop- vide seven liquor licenses for On many previous occasions, 000 for the 134 acres. utilities.which the borough feels Page Pago center at East (Conasconk) ositlon, there Is no reason why the center, as requested. council has been thwarted to And though borough officials it cannot furnish. ' Adam and Eve ...: ...... u Editorials $ Point is one step closer to real- it cannot become a reality." He also revealed that one of some extent, in Its atempts to consider this a small sum, they 5— Raise the land with fill Allen-Scott ( Herblock « ity. Counter Proposal the thorniest questions relating market the land, because of the realize, the mayor has pointed dirt six to 10 feet. Amusements 18-19 Movie Timetable 18 Mayor William F. Rodgers Mr. Rodgers revealed that to the Point has been resolved; title problem. At the same time, out, that the prime consideration The' center would contain a Births 2 Obituaries 2 said yesterday that local officials Borough'Council has completed that of clear title to the 134- the governing body has been is getting a major tax ratable, three-quarter-mile race track Sylvia Porter _..'...' ( Jim Bishop t. t and the Perth Amboy business drafting of its "counter propos- acre borough-owned tract. hesitant to spend the money not insisting on a 'large selling with a., stadium for 29,000 per- Television .: 1&48 syndicate which has proposed the al;" which will be'sent next week No Clear Title necessary to clear It. price. • sons, a email lagoon inside the Bridge 8 George Sokolsky g center are in agreement on the to Dr. Benjamin V. Cannata, The fact is; the title Is not Local officials have also The syndicate has offered: track for water shows, a marina, Church H45 Sports J2-2J major points at Issue and. that head of the syndicate. clear, and has not been for a pointed out that It is Impossible 1— To build a sewer disposal boatel, beach, swimAiing pool, Classified 24-27 Stock Market „ j Ironing out details now Is Just Last month, the Perth Am- number of years. for the borough to guarantee the plant at the site. boardwalk, trailer park, lookout Comics 20 Successful Inveitlng j "a matWr of language." boy group submitted a 17-point The mayor reported, however, syndicate riparian rights as Pave All Streets pavilion, restaurant, shopping Crossword Puzzle 4, 8 Women's News IMS Mr. Rodgers did not say. the formal proposal, and many that Dr. Cannata and Ms as- requested noting that the Perth 2— To pave all streets to and center, lce and roller skating HorsebacicTilding Custom Table Pa* center, value of which has been points were ruled out immediate- sociates have agreed to pur- Amboy group will have to work from the project. rink, with the exhibition hall Learn Western horsemanship at Order now for the Holidays. estimated at $10 to $15 million, ly by the borough. chase the land on this basis, with state agencies on this 3— To build all structures In built so that it could be trans- Cowboy City, Hwy. 33, Farming- Call 741-2646, Shop At Home Serv- Is a certainty. Mayor Rodgers said the group mako their own title searches problem, since state laws regu- accordance with the borough formed Into a closed arena for dale, weekends and holidays, 7:30 ice. Sherman's, 20 Broad St., .He did state, however; | understands It would be Impos- and fake whatever steps are late such rights. building code. basketball, boxing and wrestling. ,m. until. HO 2-0224.-Adv. Red Bank.—Adv. A r . .ti S—Fridty, Nov. 30, 1962 RED BANK BEGISTER Third Man Obituaries Births Accused In f WHS. BERTHA H< CONOVEfc To Continue Cuba Talks RIVERVIEW Rabbi Kotler i MIDDLETOWN -2 Mrs. Bertha Red Bank Bank Robbery H. Conover, 82 widow of Cecil WASHINGTON (AP)-Preeident shortly before 8 o'clock Thursday 1. That until some kind of on Ambassador Anatdyn Dobrynln. Mr. and Mrs. George Linde, Each side had two interpreters LAS VEGAS, Nev. (AP) - The S. Conover, died yesterday after- Kennedy and Soviet First Deputy night: the spot inspection Is provided, 77 Wooditde Ave., Keansburg, Dies at 71 "We had an exchange of views the United States will continue present Mikoyan spoke in Rus- name of Jerry Clarence Rush has NEW YORK (AP) - Rabbi noon in* her home, III King's Premier Anastas I. Mikoyan have son, yesterday. been added to the list of three Hwy. '" with the President on questions aerial surveillance over tiis is- sian. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Hoffman taron Kotler, 71, dean of the •greed that the United States and of interest to both our countries, land. U.S. officials said Cuba was the men accused by the Federal Bu- post-graduate school for higher Mrs. Conover was born in 41A Spring Ter., Red Bank, son, reau of Investigation of robbing the Soviet Union will continue ne- chiefly about Cuba. As a result of 2. That even though Soviet mis- dominant subject of the confer- yesterday. rabbinical research in Lakewood, Holmdefi daughter of the late this conversation, we agreed to siles have been removed, the ence, but they described the dis- a Perth Amboy, N. J., bank of N. J., and one of the world's William'X and Jane Longstreet gotiations tor a final settlement Mr, and Mrs. Millard Magrud- $102,176. issue certain instructions to our United States strongly objects to cussion as wide-ranging. On er, Apt. 25B, Spring Ter., Red leading authorities of Jewish law Henderickson,' and had been' a of the Cuban crisis. specific paints, they said there Rush, 26, of Baltimore, was be- resident here 50 years. 1 representatives in New York — any use of Cuba as a military Bank, son, yesterday, . ind scripture, died at Columbia- But their lengthy White House we to our negotiators, and the base by the Soviet Union. was a passing reference to the Mr. and Mrs. Robert Clarke, ing sought. The other two men, 'resbyterian Medical center yes- . She was a member of the Bap- conference failed to yield any evi- President will instruct their nego- The Soviet Union still has thou- situation in the Southeast Asian 117 Park AVe., New Monmouth, Doyle Delmar Royal, 27, and Lou- terday. tist Church. dence of progress toward continue negotiations sands of military technicians and country of Laos, some talk of son, this morning. is Schech, 28, were arraigned be- Su.viving are a daughter, Mri. agree- tiators—to fore a' U. S. Commissioner yes- Rabbi Kotler, who also was ment on other critical East-West to finally settle the Cuban ques- troop units in Cuba and a num- disarmament, Including nuclear spiritual leader of Congregation Herbert'A. Franck of thls^place; testing, but no talk at all of MONMOUTH MEDICAL terday. They were captured late a son, Charles E. Conover .of issues. tion." ber of short-range missile bases, CENTER Jeth Medrash Govoha in Lake- including 24 anti-aircraft missile Berlin, Wednesday night at a resort ho- Mountain Lakes; three grand- The President and Mikoyan met Pierre Salinger, White House Long Branch tel here. .vood, was born in Sislovick, Po- press secretary, said the two men installations, which Kennedy While' Kennedy had planned to land, and came to this country in children; a sister,' Mrs. William for more than three hours late Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Green, 342 All three men made escapes A. True;x of Rerf.Bank, and had agreed "that, as a followup would like to have dismantled. deal with Cuba as the central McArthur Ave., Long Branch, 1941 under a special order of Thursday. U.S. officials had hoped Mikoyan was scheduled to have issue of the meeting, he was also from prisons in Maryland earlier brother, John L. Henderickson of the meeting would produce evi- of this meeting, the conversations son, yesterday. this year, the FBI said. President Franklin D. Rooseyelt would continue in New York be- lunch with Secretary of State reported to believe that the ses- permitting the entry of Jewish Holmdel.' '•" dence of change in Soviet policies Dean Rusk and other officials at sion was a good opportuntiy for FITKIN A 32-year-old Baltimore woman Services will be 10:^0 a.m. to- tween Ambassador Stevenson, Mr. Neptune scholars menaced by Nazi per- on arms control, or other global McCloy and Mr. Kuznetsov." the Slate Department today and diplomatic probing about the pos- also was arrested yesterday on a secution. morrow in the Adams Memorial problems, in the wake of the cri dine tonight with Secretary of the sibility of a breakthrough on Mr. and Mrs. John Smith, 49 charge of being an accessory aft- Home. Rev. John E. Bate*, pas- Ambassador Adlai E. Stevenson Ford Ave., Freehold, son, yes- er the robbery. FBI agents said As chairman of the Rabbinical sis over Cuba. , and John 3. McCloy have been Interior Stewart Udall, who issues, such as nu- Council of Torah Umesorah—the tor of the Baptlsf Church will of- In this hope, they were appar-j cently visited the Soviet Union. clear testing. terday. the woman, Lorraine Constance ficiate. Interment will be in Fair negotiating with Soviet Deputy Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Volpe, Bowie, had traveled with Schech National Society of Jewish .bay endy disappointed. Foreign Minister Vasily V. Ku&- Mikoyan is due to leave Saturday He apparently felt that if Soviet Schools—he guided the expansion View Cemetery,, for Moscow. Premier Khrushchev wants to Box 312, RD 1, Englishtown, and was living with him at the White House sources said that] netsov for several weeks on spe- daughter, yesterday. hotel for the last 10 days. [of Jewish educational efforts in from the U.S. point of view .thejcific problems Involved in easing The 'White House conference work toward an improvement in the United States. PAT PACE the U.S.-Soviet confrontation over relations, Mikoyan, Mr. and Mrs. William De Mola, Schech and Royal were charged LONG BRANCH — Pat Pace, meeting did not provide any sur- was a small gathering. On the U.S.-Soviet 43 Bond St., Freehold, son, yes-; with armed robbery of a branch Through Ms later years, Rabbi ths installation of Soviet offensive U.S. side, in addition to Kennedy, might throw out some hints to SI. of 185 Second Ave. died prises—that Mikoyan's discussion terday. of the Perth Amboy National Kotler made frequent trips to Is- •Wednesday night. ' . of Soviet policies produced noth- missiles in Cuba. were Rusk and Llewellyn Thomp-tha~ t effect. rael; where he was instrumental Bank on Nov. 16. One'of two pis- Born in Newark, he had lived ing of a new or different charac- While no details of the conver- son, an administration adviser on The emphasis which White PATTERSON ARMY HOSPITAL! in founding the independent or- Fort Monmouth tols found by FBI agents in here" 15 years. He was the' son ter. sation were made public, Kennedy Soviet affairs who recently com- House sources placed on the lack Schech's hotel room has been thodox educational system which pleted several years as U.S. am- of anything new in Mikoyan's SP 4 and Mrs. Thomas E. Pier- now has an annual enrollment of of Mrs. Stella ioprete Pace, who Mikoyan, who just spent three presumably emphasized to Miko- identified as the weapon taken survives him,*tod the late Her- weeks in Cuba, told reporters as yan two main points about the bassador to Moscow. •"Mikoya" n presentation made clear that this sdn, 401 West End Ave., Long more than 40,000 children. Branch, son, Wednesday. from a police officer during the man Pace. "'-, i ' he left the President's office U.S. attitude toward Cuba. was accompanied by Soviet'had not happened. bank holdup. Funeral services will be held Navy MN2 and Mrs. Stanley tere Sunday, and the body will Mr. Pace was minlger of L. Ridgeway, Rty 1, Belmar, Schech also was charged with Mailer's Restaurant on the board- unlawful flight in connection with be flown to Israel for burial ' daughter, Wednesday. rerusalem. walk here. He belonged to Weather Hospital an escape July 7 from Maryland Elks' Lodge, Knights of Cotura- State Penitentiary, where he was New Jersey — Sunny and mild (Continued) bus Council sod me Green and today and again Saturday, high serving 20 years for robbery. JOSEPH H. LAMB, JR. White Association, all locally. He said that the property owners had WILKINS COMMENTS both days near 60 except low- Tax The FBI said that Rush es- MANALAPAN TOWNSHIP - Mr. Pace also'was a member er along the shore. Clear and agreed with the hospital yesterday to hold a However, Dr. Stanley Qj Wilkins, 47 East caped wth . Schech. Rush had Front St., president of the medical board, (Continued) oseph H. Lamb Jr., 37, of Sweet- of the Monmouth County Re- cold tonight, low mostly in the status quo on the transaction until Jan. 1. been, serving a H^-year sen- mans La. died yesterday In the "We will sit tight until then," he said. said yesterday he Was hopeful some specific publican Club, past president of 30s except detract from the home rule of tence for larceny and assault ohn L. Montgomery Medical the Long Branch -Licensed for 20s in cold- The physicians on the medical staff have plan might emerge from the special study municipalities and counties, he with Intent to murder. established Wednesday. He said he did not Center, Freehold, after a lengthy Beverage Association and an hon- er northwest- objected to the plans which do not provide said. Other charges against Royal llness, for pedlatric or obstetric services in the new know of any precise avenues by which the orary member of the Weft End ern valleys and "The concept of local control were robbery with a deadly weap- Mr. Lamb was born in Trenton, Engine Company 3. He wax a in the low 40s unit. special committee might approach the prob- in New Jersey is so ingrained on in Baltimore and unlawful In addition they have pointed out that the lem, but added that "there must be a solu- on of Joseph and Cecelia Lamb. communicant of Star of the Sea along the that I don't believe there is a flight to avoid prosecution for the ie was a member of St. Rose! Catholic Church. coast. Board of Governors failed to consult with the tion." danger of destroying it," Alex- alleged robbery. Royal escaped Almost 100 per cent of the medical staff )f Lima Catholic Church, Free- Services will be Monday at 8 MARINE medical staff before finalizing it» plans to ander said. from Baltimore City jail Oct. 29, told. Block Island build. The failure of the medical staff to members "would like to see more hospital Selective Sales Tax the FBI charged. ajm. from the Damiano Funeral to Cape May — endorse the plan is regarded by many ob- beds to meet area needs, he said. Informed sources said last Surviving, in addition to his par- HOme followed by a requiem Small craft servers as the reaction to a long period of Sixty of the 81 members on the staff voted week that the commission would ents, are a son, Barry Lamb of mass at 9 a.m.' in Star of the warnings were inadequate relations between the staff and on the hospital plan. A total of 38 were in recommend a 3 per cent selec- Retarded erseyville; four brothers, John Sea Church. Burial will be in the board and hospital administration. favor ot the proposal, 18 against. Lamb and Leo Lamb of this Holly Cross Cemetery, North lowered at 3 tive sales tax to bring in addi- (Continued) tional revenues of $150 to $180 ilace, William Lamb of English- Arlington. a.m. EST from Manasquan Inlet sations. He called Maple Ave. own, and Vincent Lamb of Lin- to Cape May. Variable winds delay double sessions by only one milion a year. CHARLES C. ARMSTRONG .•ear, arid would save only $30, one ol the few remaining good raft, and two sisters, Mrs. John ' mostly northeast about 10 knots Labor Chief School T New Jersey Farm Bureau residential areas in Red Bank MIDDLETOWN - Charles • C. north portions and northeast 10 000 in operating costs, as against and other groups have recom- Winston when accepting such funds the T.—Advertisement. ] 6,100 Employees Churchill launched his 88th birth- "feeling much better." and procedures employed in the Aronson said the condition af- Attenioon and evening. school would have to contract fected an area generally north day celebration today with a soft- to educate all federally connected That source said the pope had office of the board secretary. Will Benefit boiled egg and a glass of cham- no fever and had been able to Mr. Fowler's fee will be $150. and west of a line from Washing- children for 20 years, The study will determine wheth- ton, D.C., to Idlewild Airport in TRENTON (AP) - A bil pagne. The question arose whether the leave his bed for a few hours and FOR ANY OCCASION granting public pensions plus A lifetime late riser, Britain's walk about. He also sat up and er 6r not additional clerical help New York City. He said the con- board should barter its freedom is needed. dition does not allow pollutants social security benefits to 6,100 great wartime leader spent the to make this decision each year watched part of an evening tele HONEY BEE FLOWERS employees of the state, counties morning ,in bed and read the vision transmission of a symphon The board directed Its delegate to dissipate but keeps them close in return for a small contribution to the ground. and municipalities has been newspapers while the front door toward construction. ic program. to the state Federated Boards RUSSELL T. HODGKISS •Igned by Gov. Richard J. bell of his London home kept ring- If a major federal grant is of Education to vote in favor HAROLD P. MILLER Hughes. ing and ringing forthcoming after the bond issu of legislation to establish a state- SAN DIEGO, Calif. - Harold 464 BROAD STREET, The governor signed the meas- ringing. has been voted, Board attorney Back to Work wide uniform entrance date for P. Miller, 58, of 6245 Stanley SHREWSBURY ure yesterday, saying it granted Messengers brought stacks of Millon Mausner explained, the BURBANK, Calif. (AP)—Lock- kindergarten, and for a law to Ave. suffered a fatal heart at- Justice to a group of public em- telegrams from all over the world bond issue can be withheld from heed Aircraft Corp. and its aero- provide the same state aid to tack yesterday in his home. SH 1-4020 ployees who had been discrim- and postmen slavered in with issuance for as long as two space workers today went bac! consolidated districts as is now A restaurateur, Mr. MlUer had inated against, "though it was a pouches stuffed with anniversary years, while the government mon- to work — and back to the con given to regional districts. lived here 30 years. Reliable Since 1927 little tough to do in light of pres- greetings. Well-wishers called to ey is used as interim financing. ference table — after a brie! The board's delegate will op- Survivdng are his wife, Mrs. BY WIRE ANYWHERE ent state finances." sign the visitors' book. There were several proponents strike was ended at least tern pose revision of laws to permit Louise Lang Miller, formerly of zmzxammsm of "kicking out" the Fort Mon porarlly. school boards to pay tuition to Shrewsbury, and his sisters-in- mouth students next year to pre- Government Intervention halted private schools or instructors in law, Misses Helen C. and Jo- vent going on double sessions picketing alter two days. Du cases requiring specialized edi sephine M. Lang of 72 Riverside then. union leaders vow they'll strike cation. Ave., Red Bank, N. J. Board members Norman Field again if demands [or a union Worden Funeral Home The Adams Memorial Home explained that this move would'shop vote aren't met. 60 E. FRONT STREET RED BANK

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Mrs. Hoffa and Mrs. Owen (Bert) 11 convicted on the two-count in- Hoffa and George S, Fitzgerald, Brennan, wife of a Teamster of-dictment, Hoifa could receive a Help Can Weaken By Buying Series E Bonds his legal counsel and friend for fici«l who died in I860. BrMnan, maximum sentence of one year to 27 years, have parted bitterly In a longtime associate of Hoffa, prison and a fine of $10,000 on By LESLIE J. NASON again in the same subjectl Many students appear, to By ROGER E. SPEAR the midst of Hoffa's Jl-million was the Teamsters internationaleach charge. Professor of Education Try to choose a tutor this tune interest in school at this ttajM conspiracy trial. who can help him learn HOW to year. Some are accused « »f,* Q) "I «m single tod fa about of recreation, banking, insurance As the prosecution rested Its When their youngst»r's grades study mathematics. ing lazy, In working wttb am* , «ven yttm will retire, it which and wholesale food. I am now ase Thursday — following six begin falling in school, many par- Dear Dr. Nason: students'I find they more oft**-' tlm» my. Income will be much looking for a fast growth utility. weeks of testimony by 29 wit- Impressions of Cuba ents think about hiring an outside Our daughter is engaged to a lack skill in doing school worker " tower. In addition, I w)U then do not care about Income since nesses and featuring 263 exhibits tutor. Is it wise? The problem is man (25)' who quit school after This is the time in a semeSSlr Saw'a. double exemption amount- am planning for years ahead. I the Detroit News said in a bothering this parent: only two years of high school. when parents should try tp •> ' ing to $1,200. would appreciate any suggestion copyrighted article that Hoffa Keyport Marine Finds It Buggy Dear Dr. Na- She is a juior at college. How canalyze the school problems of saft It occurred to you might make." fired Fitzgerald, who is from son: we help him? Where would we children and give prompt help. A me that from a KEYPORT — "The bugs are Marine PFC. William J. Annes, R.B. Detroit Our son is start to close the gap? teacher, one of your daughwi tax standpoint, A) If you will allow me, I still eating me up-but I'm try' 18, son of Mrs. Anne Annes, 18 having trouble B. J. Marshall, Mich. school friends, or perhaps * I would be bet' Fitzgerald's firing, the News should like to congratulate you on ing my best not to go out of my Kearney St. with intermedi- Successful marriages are not riend of the family should talk ler off holding said, followed a heated exchange mind." your aound investment sense. Di- Mrs. Annes told The Register ate algebra in easily achieved with 'such a dif- over alll the elementselemeny' of Hj Series E Sav last Monday between the men versification by industry is im- yesterday that she has received his Uth grade ference in education. I suggest daughter's school life with her/' lags Bondi outside the federal courtroom portant although relatively few several letters recently from her class. He had that the young man enter a jun- Whether.it is reading, writing, than holding here. investors seem to b» •• aware of son, who is part of the "beefed- difficulties in ior college, complete high school r some other skill that vatBt. cash, in the Fitzgerald, under subpoena as a it as you-are, up" Marine contingent of an es- each of his first and make plans for closing the be detert - bank. Interest government witness in Hoffa's attention often can There are a great many fast timated 7,000 men added to the semesters educational gap between him andmined. Sometimes it [ft on tfeeie bondi trial, told the jury on Monday be base as a result of the "Cuban growth utilities from which to swapped his personal check for algebra in your daughter before they marry. lack of planning HOW* ,the RogerE. Spear l( deterred to make a selection. I think for your crisis." Dr. Nascn the ninth grade, maturity and la not until then sub- $15,000 to Hoffa'in return for a A college counselor will be glad study should be done. purpose my present choice would but finally made good grades Ject to Federal Income Tax. Is dividend from Test Fleet a truck- Here are seme of his observa- to help him plan such a program. be Atlantic City Electric, which with the help of tutor. my idea wand?" ing firm involved in the trial, tions: Adults can complete high school (Dr. Nason will welcome your serves an . expanding' area in made out to Hoffa's wife. If the Cubans start a war, it Would you advise hiring a tutor graduation requirements in less juestion addressed to him in care M.L., C.W., H.H1southern New Jersey. Earnings Fitzgerald testified the transac- will be "too bad" for Castro. again? time by taking courses at the of this newspaper. Those of moat A) 1 believe your reasoning i» and dividends have been in- tion was made at Hoffa's request The hot sun makes the days so B. S, Oakland, Calif. college level. These courses also general interest will be answered entirely aound. I have received creased in each year since 1952— and that die latter offered no Jong the men forget what day it Tutors help students pass form an excellent foundation for in his column.) a1 number of letters along these including the current one—and I explanation'. is—and it rains for days at a courses but sometimes they leave additional college work. Itoes since I wrote Oct. 19 that ae- believe this trend will continue. The News quoted Hoffa as tell- time. them weaker rather than strong- Dear Dr. Nason: rie* fi bondi, like aU other Gov- (Mr. Spear cannot: answer all ing Fitzgerald: "You're all Cubans stand near the fence at er as students, They help solve Our junior high school daughter •Tamentf, were subject to Fed- mail personally but will answer through! Turn in your books and Guantanamo and "throw rocks the immediate problem of passing started school this year with Long Branch eral Income Tax. It Is perfectly til questions possible In hia col- ; records. And you'd better start and swear." the course, but too often this great enthusiasm. Now she seema tiue that they are, but It Is also nmn.) thinking about the (75,000 loan. Cuban soldiers look like "boys, consists of help in solving specif- to be losing interest. She spends true that if'people so arrange too young to bold a rifle or know ic problems and cramming for little time at homework. We askG>uncil Meets their, purchases that maturities The News said die loan purport- what to do with it." tests. her what the is supposed to be fall Into their retired low-income edly had been obtained by Fitz- Says Purchasing gerald from the Teamsters Cen- Temperatures range from 70 If his tutor In ninth grade doing, but get evasive answers. Tomorrow yean, they may pay little or no to B0 degrees at night, and 85 to What can we as parents do to tax on their deferred interest. tral State Conference, of which gebra straightened out his learn- LONG BRANCH-City Council Hoffa is president. 95 during the days. ing procedures your son cer- reawaken her interest? • Q) "I am 38 years old and hay*Agent Should . "C" rations leave much to be A. C, Waverly, Ohio will meet in special session to- Fitzgerald, who has- been PFC William J. Annes tainly would not be in trouble ample Insurance and cash re- desired. morrow at 11:30 ajn. to vote serves. I own stocks In the fields Teamsters attorney since 1939, is again on transferring funds Be Employed former Michigan Democratic Except for the U. S. military Mrs. Annes said her son claims a resident of Uttle Silver Point among budget accounts. might at Guantanamo Base, Cu- LONG BRANCH - City Audi commUteeman. he "looks like 40, feels like 70/ Rd., reported that he reached ba, this fact of life—the bugs- Okay Utility Through approved 5 to 3 after tor Armour Hulsart recom- Hoffa said the Detroit paper and wants to come home and get home in 2} minutes by car. seems uppermost in the mind of bitter debate Tuesday, the trans- Surge lifts mended yesterday Out City was in error and told a newsman: married. Tom and Jack Strahle, Rum- fers were discovered yesterday Council employ a purchasing "We didn't fire him, he resigned." son PI, told their father they Plans For to be invalid because they lacked Market Tto agent. Fitzgerald, in a telephone inter- were home in 10 minutes. a two-thirds majority. Involved is City Manager Richard J. Bow- view from Detroit, told a news- Cathy LeClaire, Woodbine Ave., Apartments about $22,000 in the total city- en reacted favorably Immediate- man for the Nashville Tennessean was in her house there at 2:30 budget of about $2.4 million. Thursday night that "there was Plus Column ly. He aald he will ssfc council pjn., Mr. Browning said. MATAWAN - Borough Coun- Councihvoman Lucy Wilson, no talk of resigning at any time," NEW YORK (AP) - An up-to Implement the auditor's sug- Curtis Bradley, vice princi- cil last night approved plans for absent Tuesday because of a and added: "It happened just ward, surge at the close lifted gestion in the 1863 budget. pal of the Shrewsbury School, the installation of water and death In the family, will attend \ Uke the paper (the Detroit News) the stock market Into the phis Submitting a special audit re- reported the evacuation there sewer lines for two garden apart- tomorrow and is expected to pro- said it happened." Column yesterday. port requested by council, Mr. had proceeded "very, very ment projects here. vide the needed sixth vote. As for turning over union books Volume touted 5.81 million Hubert said, in part: well." The school was empty The approval came after an Meanwhile, council received a and records, as requested by shares. "The purchase order system in six minutes, he said. He and hour and a half executive ses- special audit report from City said he had The Dow Jones Industrial u designed could be improved Hoffa, Fitzgerald Police Chief Raymond Mass sion. Auditor Armour Hulsart Indicat- neither books nor records. average closed higher by .78 at as to operation by setting up a agreed they had seen no prob- One project—tt units—will be ing that ail accounts, except "I talked with him (Hoffa) 6524] with its first plus reading separate purchase office and the lems in tfie. exercise. built on a four-acre tract that for beach equipment, were Of the day. employment of a person capable twice after that," Fitzgerald said, At St. James Grammar bounded by Matawan Creek, Mill in order. ! The 1.J18 Issue* traded made and be repeated it (the firing)." of performing this essential func- School, Sister Mary Laetitia, St., Cartan La. and North St. Mr. Hulsart cited a. $7,749 the market the broadest since Hoffa said the union had "made tion. principal,'said the evacuation The other project involves 48 overexpenditure in the oa& ac- UM were traded Jury 10. There certain requests of Mr. Fitzgerald, "It may well be that such per- in both the elementary school units to be erected on Morris- count. This was made known to were 655 stocks advancing, 417 and that "rather than comply he son could also act in some other and the Red Bank Catholic town Rd. council by City Manager Rich- declining and 236 unchanged. supervisory capacity in assisting severed his relations with the High School was completed In . Councilman Edward Hyrne ab- ard J. Bowen two months ago There-were 23, new highs and no in the administration of die city. union." an orderly fashion by 2:15 p.m. stained in the voting. He said the but council, at (he urging of Ed- new lows for 1962. "These functions are Important As for Hoffa's statements about The students were out of sight ordinance covering such install- gar N. Dinkekpiel, voted 4 to 3, ahead Southern Railway was and essential to the proper and him resigning, Fitzgerald told tht of the school by then, she said. ations requires only the approval to' have a special audit on all % while Santa Fe, New York efficient operations of the city.' Detroit Free Press Thursday Approximately 500 of the St. of the township engineer. accounts, Central, Chesapeake ud Ohio, Earlier tHa year Mr. Bowen night, they were "strictly a fab- James' students whose homes Council gave the developer of Illinois Central and Southern had recommended appointmen rication—garbage." are a considerable distance Mr. Bowen said the report ver- the Morristown Rd. project two Pacific were ahead fractions. of an assistant city manager. A Hoffa said he had told all union from the school found destina- ified what he had "previously > Ip the steel section Youngs- majority of council, more anxi- options for connection of a sew- told the council end the public." lawyers—not just Fitzgerald—they tion "shelters" In area homes er line to the borough's system town Sheet and Tube fell IK and ous to mune a public works would have to drop some of theii of friends or classmates. There Mr, Dinkekpdel said the report was "not as bad as 1 expected." Armco IK. OS. Steel,. Repub- rector but unable to get Mr. clients and if necessary spend are 1.180 students in the school. The developer can run his line from the project up Ravine Dr. He said there were indications ' lic .and. Jones ft Laughlin ggave Bowen's concurrence, refused to their full time with the union. TEST OBSERVERS—Col. Charlat Kropesky, Little Silver One father reported that his op about K'lM Bbl allow funds for the post Fitzgerald said Hoffa fired him Civil Defense director, left, synchronize! h!s watch with son reached the Red Bank line to connect to the system. This that some salary appropriations, Betble- will require construction of a hem .was off a minimum fraction. Mr. Bowen said an assistant 'because I think he was dis- on Pinckney Rd. at 2:24 p.m. were overextended and others John E. Straible, chief of Littla Silver's CD welfare pumping station, or he can run . Central Motors and Ford had manager would relieve him of pleased with my testimony. But Ho observed no particultrly se- were under estimated. He said small gains, and Chrysler and administrative details and "very division, juir prior to th« tett evacuation of the Red vere traffic tie-up at Peters PI. a line up Aberdeen Dr. This "Uils thoulA not occur, with a the testimony was the truth to method would require- that he American Motors a small lost. well could serve aa a purchasing Bank High School yesterday. and Brotd St. where the professional city manager fn me best of my recollection. And band with other developers plan- Sperry Rand led the most ac- officer." schools are located. charge." I was' sworn to tell the truth." ning projects in the area to do tive list, gaining ft at 14tf on Two Catholic High students, In August Mr. Bowen asked Hoffa said Fitzgerald's resigna- the work. 112,209 shares. One broker aald tion hsd been under discussion for Students who walked to their homes on for emergency appropriations of the activity wa» due to a rumor Babysitting Alexander Dr., River Plaza, ar- Running of a line up Aberdeen $5,000 to cover extra salaries at several weeks, and that he re- (Continued) the company would sell its Uni- ceived FSUgerald's resignation in rived at 2:30 p.m. Dr. would require more material die beachfront and. $ff,00ft to pay vac division. Clags Monday the mail Thursday. show how fast the students Richard M. Ford, principal of than if the line was installed up for equipment. Studebaker, the second most could disperse to their homes the Holmdel schools, said all Ravine Dr. Council okayed the salary item Fitzgerald further told newsmen active, was off ^ at 6K on RED BANK — Dr. Robert in'the event an alert was de- the students were in their but refused that for equipment Thursday night in Detroit: C1.0W. Counts, director of the Children's clared by the state SD authori- homes within 15 to 30 minutes after Mr; Dlnkelsplel pointed out "I didn't speak up before be- ; Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Co. Psychiatric Center at Eatontown, ties. Officials have ordered after the alert signal. Within it would be illegal to use emer-' cause I was afraid I might preju a producer- of crude oil, was and Mrs. F. J. CUlahan will con- that all children be sent home five minutes the three, schools gency funds .for equipment al- dice the case. But I can't keep Health Board third moat active, up 4% at 5J4 duct the third meeting Monday providing sufficient time exists. were empty of those students ready purchased. night of the babysitting course quiet any longer." on 80,700 shares. There were 12 Kroposky Present who walked to their homes. After Nov. 1, when transfers being sponsored by the Red Bank In the current trial, Hoffa, 49, gainers on the list and only three Observing the operation at Others waited for bus service among budget accounts' were Depaitnieut of Parks and Recrea- is accused of conspiring with a To Be Formed losers. the high school were Col. which Included picking up 100 permitted by law, Mr. Bowen tion. Detroit automobile transport firm, COLTS NECK - A separate Minneapolis Honeywell fell '... Charles Kroposky, Little Silver students at St. Benedict's CaUV proposed switches, which would Mrs. Callahan, a registered Commercial Carriers, Inc., tovio - five- to seven-member Board) of the company has bees charged CD director and John E. Stra- olic School. cover the beach item and other nurse and mother from Middle- late the Taft-Hartley Act by ac- Health will be created here when with conspiring to restrain trade hie, Little Silver chief of wel- He said the evacuation there "routine" matters. cepting concealed payments as a the Township Committee adopts fa pneumatic systems. town Township, gave a talk on fare. Col. kroposky said he was directed by William Dun- infant care at a similar course payoff for labor peace with Hof- an ordinance that was introduced It developed that of the $5,000 Yesterday's closing stocks: was sitting in for Red Bank's can, local CD director, and Po- in Middletown High School last fa's 1.5-million-member union. The last night. authorized for salaries only $3,860 I-T-X CM Brk 19! director, Ensley M. White, who lice Chief Joseph Phillips. . was spent. Thus, the extra funds Jomu Man 49 year. prosecution further contends that is ill. The ordinance, which will have Ion** * L SO Commercial Carriers, to keep la- The joint committee which its public hearing and expected for salaries and equipment asked lotor a Dr. Counts will speak of prob- He said he was Impressed planned the evacuation Of the Kdwr M bor peace in 1948, created a truck adoption Dec. 27 will permit the by' Mr. Bowen totaled $11,609, lems with hysterical children, with 1he quiet purposeful man- KMOecMt 38 leasing firm known at first as Red Bank schools included the committee to appoint such a slightly above the $11,000 Mr. K certain disciplinary questions, and ner of each of the students. Test Fleet and assigned half the following members: tody. Bowen originally sought, the relationship of the babysitte "They, and the school officials Mr. White; Deputy Police - C*M to the child. Mrs. Callahan will stock to Mrs. Hoffa—and after The manager has said he was Lett Port c here, are to be commended," Chief Leroy McKnight, Dr. M. Presently the Township Com- Uft Val Ind __ discuss proper feeding, bathing that there were no more labor mittee serves as the Board of unaware that beach appropria- Leb Val RR. i\ he said. Gregg Hibbs, superintendent of and dressing of Infants, and pro-difficulties. L ^ ' Health. . tions had been oyerexpended un- nor ouu nil Col. Kroposky, however, sug; schools; Sister Mary Audrey, til alter the purchases had been per safety precautions. Under the new ordinance, the JRf Lib- HtNftL UV Distribution of Test Fleet's, prof- gested that in the future the Sister Mary Kenneth, Sister made and the finance de- its, a key issue in the case, Laetitia, Mrs, Chester Beaman,' board members will have four- area around the high school be CD TEST ALERT—Willard F; partment advised him. Siacg {jfM *» brought a number of bankers, isolated from traffic. The num- Mr. Browning, Mrs. William year terms, establish its own Lukttu su Browning; vice principal of then, he has said, he has intro- Hack Trt stock brokers and auditors to the ber of students and automo- Clark, Mrs. James Cron, Mrs. regulations under the state stat Mania oil Egg Market duced a better control system. AA&OOfMlft Red Bank High School and utes, and recommend ordinances Maifio M witness stand this week as the biles all converging in one Muriel DeFazlo, William Firth, Mr. Hulsart confirmed this in his Armeo SU Mercell k1M NEW YORK (AP)-(USDA) - government sought to link the area a one time had created CD director of the public Clarence S. Gale, Thomas Him- The board will be empowered MOI MFu i report. Well 1MM Wholesale egg offerings more profit distribution to Hoffa. traffic jams which slowed the telmann. Miss Lillian Jordan, to hire a health officer and es- Mononit WWara d schools, prepares to give the Mr. Dlnkeispiel, and Council- fife Nat BBlic than ample. Demand fair yester ' The trial is being heard by U.S. dispersal operation, he said. Mrs. Vincent Kirchner, Mrs. tablish salaries of its employees. N Cuh Rif man Samuel A. Marks and Vin- day. ' . Dist Judge William E. Miih-r and dismissal order which sent Albert MacDonald, William Ma- Nat Dairy •8 He recommends ttiat Hard- cent G. Rohca have contended Nat DMW a jury of six men and six women. gee, Miss Louise McCue, Joseph Nat Oirpa Whites: extras (41 lbs. mm. ing Rd. and Branch Ave. be 1,200 from the high school the manager overspent the budg- Nat BUel McKay, Mr. Moses, William NY Central 37^-39; extras medium (40 lbs. The defense will start its trial closed lo vehicular traffic dur- at 2:07 p.m. yesterday. Six CHAFEE WINS et and merely presented the bills Pazlcky, Charles Raynor, Sis- Nil II P> i average) 30^-3114; top quality presentation on Monday. ing the alerts. , PROVIDENCE, R.I. (AP)-Re- to the Council to pay. No Am AY ' (47 lba. min.) 41-144; medium Hoffa's attorneys have told the minutes later the school was ter Mary Ronald, Mr. Martin Nor Pac Red Bank high students were publican John H. Chafee was In his report Mr. Hulsart took Nwit Alilla (41 lbs. average) 33-M'^; small jury that Test Fleet's operations empty. The emergency phone J. Scott and Mrs. Milton not permitted to carry books elected governor of Rhode Island note that some salary accounts Nortrieh Ph sav (36 lbs. average) 27-28; peewee were perfectly legal and that they Simms. Outb Uar ltv from the school. Mr. Moses line was connected to every early today, unseating the Dem-were over and others under Ovnni Cl 01 IIV 22-23. would prove the labor leader nev- Pan A W Air _.. said anything in the hands of a ocratic Incumbent, John A. Notte budget figures. He recommended Panro net *V er received a penny from its classroom in the buildings. ON HONOR ROLL Ptann 10 in Browns: extras (47 lbs, min.' youngster during an alert may Jr. The outcome of the long, transfers be made to permit or- BE.* truck lease business. MOUNT HERMON, Mass. 4M1& top quality (47 lbs. min.. be considered a burden. drawn out vote tabulation was derly payment. He said funds in hHi us Test Fleet, later called the Ho- dents were entering their bus- Among the 16 sophomores 41-42; mediums (41 lbs. average; He will recommend that ele- to finally determined by the count all salary accounts were more bren Corp., was chartered in es at precisely 2:20 p.m. The 35-37; smalls (36 lbs. average; mentary school children not be achieve honor roll at Mount Her- of shut-in, civilian and service- than sufficient to meet obliga- Nashville in 1949. with its stock vehicles drove from Holmdel 28-29; peewees 22-23. allowed to carry their lunch mon School for the first marking men's absentee ballots. tions. boxes home with them. garages starting out at 2 period is Thomas Calvert Handy, Mr. Browning said no disci- o'clock, he said. son of Mr. and Mrs, Francis L. LOCAL SECURITIES plinary problems developed. Students Report Handy of 6J, Hsice Rd., Fair He said that the Holmdel stu- Joylan Butler, a senior, and Haven, N. J. Reading C The following bid and asked quotations from the National Asso- Rapub ail ciation of Securities Dealers, Inc., do not represent actual transac- tUvlon Bottled in Scotland R«X» Mtt tions. They are a guide to the range within which these securities RarTob ' could have been sold (indicated by ths "bid") or bought (indicated Robi Pulton MU Joi Utd by the "asked") at the time of completion. Sees Commuter Benefits 86 PROOF K r - BANKS Div. Asked NEW YORK - A spokesman the Central's shore runs and of Jersey Central's northern New 8* Asbury Park - Ocean Grove -5.0 32 for the Pennsylvania Railroad service to the Red Bank area Jersey trains could benefit shore Belmar • Wall National 2.50 would be maintained at its pres- commuters by taking them to SCOTCH "ft Central Jersey Bank .60 24 said yesterday that Gov. Richard ltd Jolin ent frequency. Pennsylvania Station, Newark, rli Dae* Sperry Rd Farmers & Merchants 1.00 J. Hughes' proposed railroad Md Brand "»rtlatMHjbi ;'..;5I 'li\-:;-'-- ••-, • puppies already have been reflection l.TV «n4il» niMoff! to laagest 2. Jacob's er's SWSMua bow (root mtla wood, itrjwntto* M KiMl.qilfWllr continent twin aid Development Laboratory, opened Laboratory, it general chairman. burMui: nl» Hut lop tut k»a M4« $wk#;, f(» (Juetntant, tilp- 1 12. Stairway . 3. Roman 52 SO. Self Wednesdy ,aat the Berkeley Car- pwdtla; HtppKwhite; ud Pbyl« clulrt; clwrty onut-in fi»iMii«i« teret Hotel./- Cln 1780 Pbllultlpbla Wlndior MUM Brn^l -|. VB))i*jo; «j*Jlt Clt« post 4 to 22. Back CHJGGERS ARE MITES ITM Irtfb cured •tool: «lo!.' ,,. , .• . , ,~T 13. Scottish crack 23. Some The welcoming address -was Thirty mod OHenUl run: nlci EnfU>h BUrtlng t«» wt mj PhikSel-' landowner 6. Nehru's 25. Reveal 35. Manila COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — phli ud IniUih unique iilv*r; lov«lirL«iaBi; BIHwlul blue: aid FUEL OIL made by Col. James M. 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Usually he also makes wild Central Ave., Atlantic High much to wipe out that fear and to The three types of men who are •'- Phone: 291-4811 the patient with a common cok and Impossible plans about how give the elderly financial inde- can at least be made comfortabli least impressed with the whims of Weathernwkcr to Mqnmouth County he is going to enjoy his final free- pendence.' women are male hairdressers dom. But the trouble with pensionitis house painters and plumbers. Since 1946 The disease Is mildly noticeable is that it makes a pension not an One of the great mysteries to in men of 35, deepens in intensity end reward but the actual goal of most of us is, where do the store: in those over 40, and in men past life. keep during the rest of the year SO or 55 often becomes a kind of the stuff they put in their windows WE RECOMMEND frewy. NEW YORK (AP)-Jumping to just before Christmas. conclusions: [HAVE PUNIY to SPOT) Those who have won success in Middle Age However, in recent years pen- their careers are more fearful You can tell a fellow is middle- THIS MAY MEAN YOU HAVE WALTON HUMIDIFIERS It Ibis Tine sionitis has spread rapidly among of failure than those still on the aged if he keeps on working his PNEUMONIA, ESPECIALLY IF younger segments of the popula- crossword puzzle after a pretty VOU HAVE A FEVER, COUCH, way up. Victory makes almost as ANP CHEBT PAIN WITH IT. girl takes a bus seat across the NEXT YEAR! tion. Personnel directors report many cowards, as does defeat. It "TOMORROW RIGHT NUTRIENTS. 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WASHINGTON — Prime Minis- the best copy editor, the best picture editor «nd a pretty ter Nehru is seeking a U.S.- Member ol tht Associated Preai British commitment to help good art director So the old man stuck to his office u •uiucd «ioiunv«u - • On HM tor rtpiiBiicuin >l u lu IOTU Mm »nniM and permitted his men to administer their respective u mil uiltvn u nil u ID IT o«wi finance and aim a build-up of India's military forces to more departments. h >.. rJ Member el American Newspaper Publisher* Association than triple their present size. Member Audit Bureau of Circulation The office door was on the left of This massive, arms aid, esti- TM fua iui Baguur no aaaaoitt reapunubuitj*i rnr typojintpiuofti arrori la *dvtrt***mtnu mated at nearly $2 billion, would the city desk. It was always open. His bin arm nprltt wlttout chant. put si aa KdvfrtiMmeni ID which tba lypoKraDhlefct nnt oceurt fed nnutn »UI HUM BBBIJ ib* gamaot inu»* moniht-f «.W request Nehru and his military mail. To a lPtter inviting him to a gov- FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1962 advisers gave a team of high- ernor's reception, he wrote: "Okay. I'll ranking U.S. officials, headed by be there. Thanks. Sincerely..." Assistant Secretary of State Averell Harriman. He smoked a pipe and spent the Municipal Manpower Nehru's new military blueprint, BISHOP day reading the afternoon newspapers which Harriman is expected to because the old man edited a morning sheet -and he present to President Kennedy this As Monmouth County grows, In general, the cost of additional weekend, calls for between 15,000 wanted follow-up stories on some of the stuff in the where will we find the municipal public services provided each year "But, Fidel, Kennedy wonts o picture of you and 20,000 U.S. and British mil- P.M.'s. Sometimes, when he felt lonesome, he would engineers, accountants, doctors, sew- for each family is about $1,000. with the whole thing shaved off...!* itary advisers and troops to train tamp his tobacco down, and come out in the city Indian forces in the use of mod- room in an old lamb's wool sweater and sit on a re- erage plant operators, planners and These are the over-all findings of ern weapons. Of these advisers, an estimated 10,000 to 14,000 porter's desk and talk. the dozens of others who man mod- the commission: These Pays: would come from the U.S. It was never important conversation. He could ern cities and towns? —There are able and dedicated The U.S. military mission, if smile a little while clenching the pipe with his teeth and authorized by the President, It is high time we all confront people in municipal posts now, but would operate in India similarly he'd ask about family life, children, and sometimes this question. Arrogance of Ignorance to the groups now in South Viet he'd swap stories about one-time newspapermen like not nearly enough; nam, South Korea and Turkey. There is going to be a critical Martin Green and Richard Harding Davis and Floyd —The over-all quality of today's By GEORGE E. SOKOLSKY In addition to -training troops, shortage of such people in the years these U.S. forces would be used Gibbons and Hecht and Lddt and George Buchanan APT people is inadequate to cope to organize and support new Fife and Gene Fowler. . ahead, a new report by the Munici- No one has yet devised a less than total system with the many emerging metropoli- ground and air communications No one in the city room ever learned much about pal Manpower Commission reveals. of censorship. The Bolsheviks established a, complete and supply systems for the In- tan problems; dian troops. the old man's private life except that he Has madly fn This study, of interest to all who news blackout and then used favored foreign corre- ( —Recruiting efforts are feeble; Air Detente love with his wife. The city editor had met her once, are concerned about municipal gov- spondents to present their cause in a better light This The possibility that the U.S. and he said she looked like an old hag. She had more promotion, compensation and career ernment, has recently been published was done in the 20's and early 30's by all sorts of might send some of Its crack air wrinkles than a relief map of Colorado. development are inadequate. defense interceptor units to In- by McGraw-Hill Book Co., New devices. dia was also raised during the The old man had married her in 1912, according 1 York, in a volume entitled "Govern- —Chief executives too often are Partial censorship and self-policing talks, but no official request for to his obit file in the morgue. They had no children. work only when a government is not this type of combat help wai Once a week, he sent flowers to her and he was fond mental Manpower for Tomorrow's denied control over vital personnel made by Nehru. adamantly intentioned to keep its peo of buying little knick-knacks for her on the way home. Cities." in their departments or units; The U.S. air units would def- pie in ignorance. An American pub initely be needed, according to He had a nice house, but few ever saw the inside. The commission, a group of emi- —Few universities or profession- hsher and reporter believes himself to Nehru's military advisers, if the An old friend once said it wasn't a home; it was a nent citizens, tells the results of its al associations have paid any atten- be permanently self-policed by goqd Chinese Communists should uie temple where he worshipped his wife. . their air force to attack Indian nationwide study of the people who tion to manpower problems of local judgment and honest intentions; never- cities, army supply routes, and That is why, when word seeped through the edi- run our towns and cities. These governments; theless, designs for ships and planes staging areas. torial department that the old man's wife was dying, SOKOLSKY have been published, over the years, in Up to the cease-fire, Red China no one knew how to handle it. No one knew whether are called APT people, short for ad- —The public in general tends to magazines, which should not have fallen into the hands limited its air force to recon- to commiserate, or even to ask how she was feeling. ministrative, professional and tech- regard the local government that naissance of the battlefield area of the enemy. After the theft of the atom bomb, the and to supply operations. India The city editor said that he would ignore the matter nical. controls many of the conditions of attitude generally was that the Russians had swiped has done the same In the hope because the old man had once lectured him tin the that the warfare would not es- We already have far too few able their daily lives with apathy, or cyni- everything anyhow; so why not tell the American calate into bombing raids. beauty of silence. APT people, and nothing much is be- cism, or even downright hostility. people? Looking Forward No one said anything. The old man came in ing done to train new ones or to "Managed News" is not censorship; it is propagan Significantly, Nehru Is taking every day, hung his coat on the old tree in his office, "The urban resident seeks from the private position that India da. The assumption that a government can, in a free took down the sweater, buttoned the bottom button, make working conditions such that his local government education for must now become the major mil- the municipal field will attract new society, manage the news is a fallacy arising from ar- itary power ill Asia if she is to and sat at his desk. After that, he didn't come out his children, roads, rapid transit, san- rogance and ignorance. President Kennedy and As- remain independent. any more to sit on desks and swap stories. He kept to and talented people, the commission itary facilities, adequate water sup- sistant Secretary of Defense, Arthur Sylvester, have He told the Harriman mission his office, unless there was something he wanted to says. mat India would go ahead wiih ply, clear and unpolluted air, police had some newspaper experience and they ought to the proposed military build-up re- ask his wire editor, or something he wanted to suggest. "Unfortunately, our thinking and fire protection; parks and rec- know that competent newspapermen will get the story. gardless of the outcome of the The old man was popular. The men liked him be- The "Miami Herald" has proved what a competent present cease-fire of Its border cause he ran the place so smoothly. Sometimes, when about local governments, despite reation facilities, regulation Of utili- war with the Chinese. newspaper can do against every effort of govern- a bad error appeared in the paper, he sent a memo to their responsibility for much of our ties 'affected with a public interejt,' If agreeable, Nehru proposed daily living conditions, has stagnat- ment to manage news. My own expqsure of William that U.S. military aid be put on the offender, but he never threatened anybody. He and protection from fraud/''the'"fe- Wieland as identical with a Cuban newspaper writer, a 75-25 basisAvirh India paying seemed to, feel that fyeo|ne v^wfr^fj- him was ed," the report states. "We lack an for 25 per cent of the equipment port points out. Montenegro, preceded a similar Congressional report just about the. best, and this engeriieMi similar feel appreciation of the human skills or and the U.S. furnishing the re- "He needs planning, zoning, and by several years. mainder free. ing among the reporters'aliout tfie old mari.' leadership they require." Nehru's list of military needs The lady required a long time to die. His secre- tax administration to protect the val- Sylvester's Monitor System could have a big impact on U.S. Local government, especially in tary confided to the societyeditor thajtthe old man still ue of his home, his business, and his If a government really wants to establish censor- economy. Many of the items- metropolitan areas like the one we trucks, rifles, machine guns and sent the flowers, and still bought the Billy earrings and job." ship, it must destroy the free press, If it can. Arthur communications equipment — if the flowered brooches on his way home. Once, she live in, is a "growth industry," the supplied from U.S. Army depots, "These decisions will be made for Sylvester has gone farther than any official has in had the temerity to say to the old man: "How is Mrs. book points out. American history. His monitor system requires'that will have to be replaced through him by people — hopefully the best, new arms orders because ... ?" and the old man had held up a hand and merely It is also big business, figures whenever a military officer talks to a newspaperman pressing U.S. military needs. said: "Please." most talented, most gifted; not the he must immediately, in writing, report the conversa- Already, Gen. Lauris Norstad, like these show: In time, the men of the city room became too en- castoffs, the security seekers, the tion to him. This, of course, means that no decent supreme NATO commander, has In Northern New Jersey, accord- cautioned the Defense. Depart- grossed in their work to ask anybody foe .news. All uninterested," the report concludes. newspaperman will put in jeopardy a military officer ing to estimates by the Regional ment against supplying India with anybody knew, for certain, was that" the l^Snft wife who talks to an American citizen who is regarded as more arms from U.S. military Plan Association, cited in the book, "Governmental Manpower for stockpiles in Europe unless im- was home. She was not in a hospital. Tneifcwere suspect because of his profession. ; a community invests $18,500 to pro- Tomorrow's Cities" is recommended mediate replacement Is assured. nurses Ground the clock. Everyone; knew th>, jpcause Example: Captain X reports: I met Reston of Nearly all of the arms rushed the old man's secretary wrot out thechecks. ;|; vide essential facilities, streets, sew- reading for those who want to make to India during the emergency New York Time3 on Pennsylvania Avenue. He said: Toward the end, nobody bothered the .old ^an un- ers, schools, police and fire stations, sure Monmouth County will be as airlift came from these reserves, Hello. I said, Hello. He said, How's the wife? I replied: which are again near the danger less h e neededdd avoucher for ten ddllars'untii'l payday, water, gas and electricity, for each pleasant a place in which to live to- I cannot discuss military affairs with' you. He said: limit after having been built up the old man's secretary wrote out the checks, new home built. morrow, as it is today. O.K. Let's talk about the weather. I said: Sorry, the last year during the Berlin crisis. Battle Report questions, never lecturing about thrift or drinking, al- weather is a military secret because if the weather is Gen. Paul D. Adams. ranking ways managing a flicker of a smile'pyer the pijse. Your Money's Worth: good, we might invade Cuba on Tuesday. Therefore, I military officer of the U.S. mis- The days and the weeks andtihe'.months Ragged must not discuss such matters with you. Sylvester ob- sion, is supporting Nehru's arms request. their feet across the old man's hf art and no one could jects. So, he left me and I noticed that he went into a In his report to the Jpint Chiefs help him. He wanted to do it alone and'eachf^y he The Factors Behind the Steel Squeeze telephone booth. Did I tell him anything? of Staff, the commander of the seemed a little older, a little mote; bent Iif$ne. it U.S. Army Strike Command said By SYLVIA PORTER Sylvester, who used to work in Newark, New Jer-the extra military forces are seemed to make some of the staff netvoviJi. ].; ^'What sey, must know about the weather. He read this mem- needed because of the tremen- the hell is the virtue of silence?" a kid reporter asked. Slashes in steel dividends . . . We would eventually have de- been charged that foreign steel orandum with care when it reached him along with dous border India must protect. "I'd have busted long ago." . V A lagging demand for steel even veloped "thin-tin" (which corn- is being "dumped" into this mar- Gen. Adams attributed India's in the face of a boom tuto year petes with aluminum), but ttie ket by foreign producers who are 3,000 or 4,000 more. In fact, Sylvester must be the military reversals to (1) poor de- Then, one morning, the lady died. The old! nian and the Cuban showdown . . . competition may have influenced selling it for less here than they champion memorandum reader of all time. He believes fense planning and strategy; (2) should have stayed home, but perhaps hfrcOuliln,'t'stand Steel prices being cut in dra- the timing. do at home. We have anti- in news as a weapon. shortage of troops and arms at it He showed up at lunch time and walked, into matic contrast In the case of foreign steel, the dumping statutes in this country, key defense positions, and (') ,• .^. «£ to the attempt lower prices often simply reflect and I understand that the Treas- Hitler Tried It lack of fire power. his office without saying hello to anybody. • He told (^SlSS^L' of the industry the much lower hourly labor cost's ury Department already has He said his mission found that his secretary to get a big piece of. white cdrtfcoard last spring to in foreign countries. Also, it has started some investigations of So did Hitler, it is remarkable how much is copied the Indian Jawans (troops) had this. from the art department. He vybrked over it |tt his hike prices from Hitler. Use the radio and television to tell noth- done a good Job of fighting, but desk, for ten minutes. ' • r across - the - Porter: How are you going to ing but say it beautifully. That is a wonderful weapon that in all engagements they board . . meet the competition from for- were heavily outnumbered by me The old man came out and, with thumb tacksj hung eign steel imports? becauses it keeps the masses both ignorant and en- D r a s tically Chinese Invaders. a sign over his office door. All it said wast.-'IDon't shrinking prof- Can'l Reduce Prices thusiastic. The Russians never worried about the en- India's casualties were listed Mention It" ... ; •^•i,':,^]- it margins, in- Blough: One way we cannot thusiasm of the masses; they shot down, the opposition at bstween 10,000 and 11,000, with tensifying com meet it is by reducing our prices »tvnit one-third of these troops *~rzir petition to stcei below our costs. Foreign steel on appropriate occasions. But Hitler liked to feel mass killed. An estimated 3,000 In- "Well, To Start With, Of Cnnrse Yott ow PORTER from other ma- prices run from.J20 to $40 per support and Goebbels knew how to manipulate' it. dians have been captured and the He's A terihls at home and trom an in- ton under our domestic prices on That is using news as a weapon. But such weaponry rert Injured. creasing volume of low cost for- the same products. Taking a Chinese Communist casualties eign steel imports. . . composite average price for al must not be extended over too long a period without are bel!ev?d to total about 15.000 What is wrong? Why? What is types of steel products, the cur- dramatic results. Thus, Hitler had to make a war to troops. The Chines- are esti- the outlook? Here, from Roger rent price of steel in the U.S keep up the spirits of the ignorant. The knowledgeable mated to have committed around Blough, chairman of giant U.S. runs about- $170 per ton. Last 40,000 trooos so far. They have Steel and the man who triggered year steel Industry prolits on had long before become pessimists. some 125.000 along the border last spring's steel price rise sales (after taxes) were 5.2 per area. cent, about $9 a ton. Castro used news as a weapon but he had the un- crisis, arc answers to key ques- The Chinese troops have at- tions about one of America's Clearly, we absolutely could fortunate habit of making himself the center of the tacked In winter uniforms. They most basic industries. not reduce our prices enough to news. The Cubans must have nothing to do, for they also have used alpine equipment meet the foreign competition. Porter: Which is the most im once listened to Castro for seven hours. No one can —including sleds—to hnul mor- One thing we can do is offer portant force behind the recent listen attentively for seven hours. It is against his tars and mountain artillery. steel price cuts — competition better service, such as prompt These preparations Indicate the from foreign steel producers or deliveries and expert technical animal nature. Chinese b;pan their bin military competition from manufacturers guidance on manufacturing prob- Unfortunately for Arthur Sylvester, he does not mish through the Himalayas after of rival materials or competition lems. We already have a large more than a year of careful plan- among the U.S. steel companies edge here. We also can olfer have a captive audience. There is, first of all, the ov- ling, acrordin" to Adams' report. themselves? quality which is second tn none. erseas radio and television, now aided by Telstar. Of India War Fta'hes Then, we must keep developing Foreign Competition course, he can send a rocket up high to kill Telstar, Indln is t;oln Seyforth u » matorM* far Hwnpton, Vt., $15; Beniamln L. and fataihr^GuU Rd^ wan holi^ pg and traffic vfobltions. Btom, Benson, Ariz., $15; Fred Dinner guest at the'hone of Dr. day guests «t the home c* Mn. The kigest flu* vras Imposed J. Valeoce. PhlhdeJphla, $U; and Mrs. Donald Smith, Wren Ct., Seyforth's parents, Mr. and Mrs. on Leyb j. FnanfcHn, Jr., of Un Eleanor A. Boyce, OU Brbfae, was Ernest Shetz of Alliance, Frank J.- Eberhart, in West En- ion, who WM penalized $30 far$14; John Lord), Newark, $14; Ohio. Mr, Shetz U secretary of glewood. Also guests at the fam- for the u«e of flctlcfous U Harry S. Uchteastein, 81 nags the Alumni Association of Mt ily dinner party were Mr. Sey- ceaee plates ud reglftration, Rd., little SOnt, 912; Clarence Union College in Alliance. • foith'i parents, Mr. and Mrs. and 114 for speeding. McGUl, 110 feaatJBroeAwy. Long ' _,— Mac Seyforth of Tenafly, Boy Christmas i anna Rteifvt ' Edwin C. Taylor, tt Oabwood Branch, Mi* and Mortimer Carolyn Callaway, daughter-of This %-Tc. Steak Knife and Ave., West Long Bmoch, i Jacobs, Patterson, $11. Mr. and Mrs.' Richard CalUway, Also attending family parties TRAVEL AGENCY INC fined 119 for careless driving. Also, Sally B. MacAI-Oriole Ed.. entertained Julie oo Thanbglvtag were: Mr. and Ftaes of |10 for Improper turn* Serving Monmoutb County for 17 Vean November lister, Naugfttudr, Conn., $14; Hauck of Medford Lakes during Mn. John Ltcht and famUy, Hill were Imposed on Hazel M. , • George I ftedepMuria, RoteUe, the hoikUy weekend. yer La., who were guests at the .W»tkiai,'10J Main St. Kr~'- Special Ke*ne- %\t: Freak Orio, Wateiman Ave., home 0/ Mrs. Uchfs sister and NOW LOCATED IN OUR bung; TtxMU Tacfcson, 104 Sec- Rumaw, til Dwight E. Mater, brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Rob- $19.95 end Ave., BwUey Beach; P«ter Medford, Mais., $1S; Michael Fef- Mr. and Mrs. John G. Walsh, ert Hume, at their home in New NEW OFFICE WUhousky, CHftopt Kenneth E Fuh Hawk Dr., entertained their No Mimer Don raro, UxH, tit; Leo Rutenbert, York City. SI Wrrklr or Will*, • 39 Glr*nt Ave., WeKearny* , $11; Geratd'H. CarraU, daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and 144 BROAD ST., RED BANK X Moothir Long Branefc; and John B. Car-• » Prospect AVB., Keypoit, $12; M. Robert B. Allen and son, ter, 318 Batywwe Blvd., of Hackettstown, Thanksgiv- Mr. and Mn. J. P, Barker and Just around the center from ear former office at Sea Letter ,W. ViUlams, 1« 9t* family,. Hillyer La., dined at the Girt. Cuter fits fined another Rd,, New Providence, $11, II RECKLESS PIAQE ngEE $10 for • detttpent Inspection. home of Mr. Batter's parents, S-re. gink Carpdne Moigano, 42 North Fifth Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Barker, in Telephone SH 1-5080 bile ud StepttM Soblech, Port ....Mon_- Ave., Long Brandt, $14 Hosts at a family Thanksgiving Philadelphia. IKMl You can reserve and pick up airline, steamship, but moudi,.waWfined $10 for a traf- dinner'were Mr, and Mn. Robert fic signal violation, and Doml Kuwey, Stork Ct. Guests includ- Karl (Bun) Bergman, son of and tour ticketi, hotel'and resort area rejeivati'Vis nick Tana, Hlghtstown, was pen- ed Mrs. Kinney's father, Joseph Mr, and Mn. Karl Bergman, at our offices. REED'S JEWELERS alized the fame amount for dis- Morbito of Trenton, and Mr. andKingfisher Dr., celebrated Us M BROAD STREET A 717 COOKMAN AVE. regarding a itop sign. Porter w Mn. Michael Mucciol and sonfourt. h birthday Nov. 24 at a It Cost* No More to Book through RED HANK ASBURY PARK Don E. Fonman, .Fort Mon- (Continued) John, also of Trenton. Mrs. Muc- luncheon. Attending were Stephen I YOUR LOCAL TRAVEL AGENT lOWN EVERY NIGHT 'TIL CHRISTMAS 1 'mouth, was fined $10 each for We out develop new type* of cVA is Mrf.Kinney'j sister Vincent, Nancy and Penny Web-'| driving without a license or reg-steelreg- to serve completely aew|| istration, and Patsy D. CriMUl, purposes. W Lewis St., this place, was fined 'Mist Improve Plants .1 $14 for speeding add $19 for Finally, we must Improve ourll faulty taH Kgtts. ateelinaklng plants to compete! MONMOUTH SHOPPING CENTER ' Abo fined by Magistrate Peter with foreign steel-making equip-1 3. Bdwanben for speeding were ment, which Is mostly new since I Dominic Mereurlo, 'Bronx, M. V.,World War n. We have been I EATONTOWN N.J. Pti U 2-2150 $12; EmIJy S. Cross, 22 Hart- having trouble oo now to pay I •horne La.. Rumson, ilk Bonnie for this investment, but I think M. GiUespie, Elizabeth, $12; Er- we are beginning to make prog-]] nest S. Tomalni, 449 JoHne Ave., ress. .long Branch', $19; Lawrence D. Porter Now that costs andjl 6orcher, 2 Edgewood Dr., Fiee- wages are rising rapidly In other I bold, $U;,DanW F. O'Connor, countries, won't this tend toll 1624 Union Ave., Hazlet, $18, andequalize prices and help the steel |[ Raymond P. Smith, Jr., Madi industry regain lost markets? ton, $12. Bloijgh: In percentages Euro-ll Also, Doris E. Brennan, 184 pean prices are going up faster I .Rlveredge Rd., New Shrewsbury, than here, but steel is sold in|| 918; Jane* E. Soos, 16 Howland dollars and cents. Ave., Long Branch, $11; Joseph The fact is our total emptoy-ll V. ScoW, W Leonard St., Redment costs, including fringe ben-1 Bank. $1* George H. GougoilUs, eflts, are' roughly three times] $ 476 Patten Ave., Long Branch, costs in the Common Market and I $12; Blanche WaffenfeW, SO W«H- buy now... save 20 I six tunes costs In Japan. Well tng Ter., Keyport, $11; Walter must hold down our costs. In-1 J. Hewark,'l Schencig Ave., Mat- prove our plants and equipment, II Mooa NEW POWRR-mOKUID *mn, $14; Marion, HaUiday, 59 develop more Ingenious manage-|| Woodrow Witam Hones, Long ment techniques. 1S-INCH 8NOWTHROWER Branch, $11, and Roy M. Bier, Porter: *-What Is your Judgment II J67 Uke' «., Otkhurn, $13, of the outlook then.? Also, CHtford W. Knig, Har- Blough: Despite the prob-ll rison, $1L Tony Rajoppl, Maple- lemi, I am more optimistic now lOO wood, $14; Oliver T. Clayton, 237 thin I have been in several yeanH r Sooth Lincoln Ave., OaUiurst, about die future of oar industry. I sto«.Mtja 912; Joseph F. Huhn, Belmar, Mooa 911; Russell X HObets, 762 It adds up! More and more I 491 Green.Ave., Long Branch, $14; people use The Register ads. each I B. Stfrerstefa, 18 Lawrence issue became results come faat-|[ Ave., Deal, $11; Ethel Karaslk, er.—Advertisement. • 3-W Powr-Kreft «nglne> • Ad]iiftable snow chute budget-pleasing price • Ri>fje«i chain drive JERSEYITES IMftCH mSH-TYK fNOW 1W0WBI Takes ffie work ouf of snow removal • dears snow from sidewalks and driveways h nuhufesf RevwrsJ- Chute throws snow up to 18 feet bis dwte throws snow 16' to left or right. 10-inch rubber lug- •ittwr side. Has i'/i-HP Powr- type tires give positive traction on ; Kraft engine with recoil starter. slippery pavement. ...Why Not YOU?

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i f<: «H> BAKK REGISTER Fru&y, fff*fcO, l%ir- DENN Bridge Column What does «n expert think West opens the three of heart), about wbUe h« i* pUying a hand? East puts up the king, and South It may be interesting to do t bit wins with the ace. "I mus of mindreading with a hand that take the spade finesse in Wett's present* a few problems. direction anyway, so there's no advantage In holding up (tie *ce DOWNTOWN RED BANK THE HANDS of heart*. K West oontiauei hearts, lie will give me a second South *akr trick In the «it" Bothakkar Soutti leads a dub to dummy' queen and .takes a finesse wilt the queen of spades. "Come on, you poor fish, lead another heart and give me my ninth trick." No luck. West makes a art exit with a club, to dummy'i king. .South takes the ace and Jack of spades, discarding heart from dummy. West dls cards the deuce of hearts on th( third spade. "West started with exactly fiv< hearts, since he led the tfcrei FM a O Pua and also had the deuce. He ha< PIN, 3+ Ha only two spades. That leavei him six cards in dubs and dla a NTOpeoiai bad— monds to start with." Tries Clubs South lead* his last dub h dummy's ace. West discards th< eight of hearts. "Too'bad tha suit didn't break to give me m; • LEGAL NOTICE - ninth trick. HeUo, West startei Engineering MONMOCTH COUNT? with only two dubs. Therefon SUBEOOAWS COCBI he must have held four dia NEWBERRY'S IK RED BANK HAS THE MOST Notice to Credltori to Present monds; and East could have onl; Cl«lms Afftlnit ElUie Scholarship ESTATE 07 W. TDUNU8 MC DOW- two diamonds. No chance o 14* OSCKABSD i PuWnt to m« ortnol BDWAKD East's getting the lead if I pla; C. BROEQE, Burai»ti o( U|> County the diamonds.' of XonmouUi* thta dir. inuU, on t]» Is Offered application ol thi una«l»ilrtin!r Tt« COMPLETE SELECTION OF TOYS AND GAMES So declarer takes the top.dia ttonmouth County Minimal Bunk, RM George N. Jorgensen, chairman BuUc 8o}« Buculor of thi Mtatl ol mond and gives West the thin of the education and young engi- Uie itld W. Tlmtnui VcDftwell, di- ceased, notice is hereby given to the round of diamonds. West cai neers committee of the Mon- creditor* of laid deceased to present cash his other diamond, but thei moutii Sodety of Professional En- to U» Mid Bolt iMcutor thtlr dilmi he must lead hearts from thi under oath within ill monttu from IN MONMOUTH COUNTY. TOYS FOR CHILDREN gineers and Lend Surveyors has this data. FOLDING BED Q-10 to Souft's J-9. TO? give Dated: Norembir 11th, UN . announced that all secondary THB MONMOUTH COUNTT South his ninth trick. schools in Monmouth County NATIOrML BANK, Red Bank FOAM MATTRESS By: THEODOBX I, ITBUI* South didn't have a single dtf have been asked to select seniors Trust Officer ficult thought. His only probleo interested in competing for the S3 Broad Stn.it. $12.88 , Red Bank, Niw Jirsiy OF ALL AGES. EDUCATIONAL, TELEVISION, WHEEL was to keep Ms mind on th< Armco Foundation (Annco Steel ' Bolt XiKUtol game Instead of wonderlnj Burton T. Donmur, tiq, Corp.) scholarships. IS Mechanic Street, RAILROAD where he had parked the car, RtS Bank, mw }imr DAILY QUESTION Five scholarships worth $3,000 Attorney each will be awarded next spring Nov. 23. 30, Dec. 7, U SS1.M Partner opens with one spade TOYS, TRAINS AMD ACCESSORIES, to students selected from a na- • NOTICE WAREHOUSE and the next player passes. Yoi MONMOUTH COUNTY tional competition who are inter- SURROGATE'S COURT hold: Spades K,5. Hearts, ( ested in studying civil engineer- Notice lo Creditors to Frennl 10,8,3,2. Diamonds, Q.J.9,3 Clalmi Aiatait EiUte OUTLET ing at any accredited college. EBTATE 07 DONALD P. DAVTS. 241 Highway 3S, Eatontown Clubs, 8,3. What do you .say? DECEASED. Answer. .Bid I NT. Your-ham Scholarship candidates selected Pursuant to the order of XDWARD TOYS, BOOKS, MECHANICAL TOYS, DOLLS AND Just South of Ealootowo Clrcll C. BROEOE,- Surrogate of the County OPEN DAILY «|M to 9>M is not strong enough for a n by the secondary schools will be of Monmouth. trill day made, on tha SAT. 8:30 to >:30 interviewed by the education and application of the undersigned, Bar- sponse alt the level of two, s bara O. Davis, 6ote Executrix of thi C«U5U-2U» you cannot show the hearts. young engineers committee of the estate of the laid Donald P. Davil, Monrnoutih Society of Profession, deceased, notlci 11 hereby given to the credltori of laid deceased to pre* DOLL'S CLOTHES, CARRIAGES AND STROLLERS. al Engineers. The student se- •ent to the laid Sole Executrut their claim* under oath within ilx month! lected in Monmouth County then from thU date.' will be considered with candi- Dated: November Ind, 1963 BARBARA O. DAVIS, dates from other counties (or se- Boi 41, Naveslnk, N. 3. lection as the state candidate from Soli XHCUtrlx Hadley S. Klnr. Jr., Xlo.., WE DO NOT LIMIT QUANTITIES ON ANY TOY New Jersey. It is expected that 379 Broadway. the five national winners will be Loni Branch, M J,t announced May 1, 1963. Nov. •2T.K MONMODTH COUNTY Monmouth County secondary »DBK00ATK'8 COURT ITEMS WHEN ADVERTISED/ school seniors who have not bees NOUM to Ondlton to Fmeni Ctalrni Afaiait Estate notified of these scholarships by XSTATB OF allBTAVK T. there school should contact their BROD, DECBASID. Pursuant to the order of EDWARD school principal or Mr. Jorgensen C. BROEOX, Burtoiite o( the County at 34 Iroquols Rd., Manasquan. of Monmoutn, this day made, on thi application of the undersigned, Alice We are in the toy business 365 days a year Applications must be completed Ilfenbrod Barteli (formerly Alice 0. Klsenbrod), Sole JOxecutrlx of the II- by tomorrow. tate of thi laid Oustave T. Elgin- hrod, daoauid, notice li hereby «lven to the • credttorl ot laid deceaied to pruut to the laid Sole Eiecutrli thefr olalmi undir oath within llr us CAR mm & Wa vesinfc Nation month* from thii date. Dated: November loth. 1961 AUCI EIOENBROD BARTEUS LISTED BELOW ARE A FEW OF Pow Wow Set P. O. Bo> Ml Menlo Park, N. J., ONE WAX & POLISH JOB RED BANK - The first winter Sole Zxecutrlx Ituart A. Young, Jr., Esq. pow wow of the Navesink Nation 744 Broad Street, Newark 2, N. J., will take place tomorrow night Attorney at the Community VMCA, River- Nov. 23 30. Dec. 7, H S3. S3 side Ave., starting at 7:30 p.m. FOR ONLY NOTICE The "Y" gym will be the set- SUPERIOR OOUBT OF NEW JERSEY ting of the council fire to which CHANCERY DIVISION MONMODTH COUNTY the families of tine tribal men DOCKET NO. F 3310-11 T.V. TOY SPECIAL bers are Invited. THE STATE OF NEW JERSEY ALL FAMOUS BRANDS: REMCO • MATTEL • IDEAL - HURLEY - MARX • OHIO ART - Ami jMaay Mow TO: ROY ARTHUR WERDER and A new Indian activity in con- PHILOMENA WERDER. his wlfl. YOU AIUC HEREBY SUM. test form will be tried when a (L.S.) Moned and required to serve complete message will be given upon UcCirtlr 4 Engllih, plain- Little Red Spinning Wheel 4.99 1.99 (Iff! attorniyi, whose address Is 11 Sketch-A-Graph in sign language. The prizes will Commirce 8trnt, Newark 3, New Jir- •ey, an anmer to tho complaint and be given to the first Indian brave amendment to complaint find in et civ- to have the correct answer,. il actlon^in which Queem county Sav- Inji Bank, a N«w York corporation, Johnny Reb Cannon 7.88 Haunted House feme 6,99 Wilbur C. Hollands of Middle- li plaintiff, and you and others, an defindanut, pindlng In the Superior town, chairman of the father and Court of New Jeney, within 35 dayl son "Y" program, will Introduce after November 30th, 1963, exclusive of such dati, It you fill to do ao, Judg- Chatty Baby Doll 7.99 . 3.99 the five new tribes organized this ment by default may be rendered Lie Detector Game aflinit you lor the »llif demanded (all and members of tribes that In the complaint and Amendment to are in the process of being organ- complaint. You shall fH« your answer 1 and proof of iirvici In duplicate with 14.99 ized. the Clerk of the Superior Court, Stue Chatty Cathy Doll 7.99 ST Union Pacific Set Houia. Annix, Trenton, New Jersey. In The Navesink Nation, now num- accordance with the Rulei of Civil bering 18 tribes, will be Practice and Procedure. The action has .been .Instituted for strengthened with the new Sem-the purpose of foreclosing a mortgagl Bap the Beetle 2.67 Astro Phone d dated November 15, 19H made by inoles, Fighting Fox and Klckapop you, •• mortgagor!, and laystall to Join th* many club nwnben BOW. "Stair* the tribes. Oilier groups from Rum- J. t. Klslak Mortgage Corporation, ai mortgagei, and thereaftar assigned to yearly pasbook at anyrlmt for 36S days from son, Little Silver, Raritan Town- pl&tntlff, and concerns real estate lo- ship and Uncraft will be full cated at 41 Compton Avenue, Raritan Empress Desk Set 2.67 Serenade Doll ,j 27,88 date of purchase for one car. Townihlp, ifonmouth County, New Jer- tribes by Christmas. sey. You are made defendant! becaun you are the mortgagor! and ownirl Friends of tribal members may cf th« aforesaid primllel. Dated: November 5, 1M2 Flying Dutchman Car 7.99 Fascination Game 2.99 attend the pow wow to learn more I GRANT 8COTT about this "Y" father and son Olerk of the Superior Court .of New Jersey FOR THE ECONOMY MINDED program. Nov. 9. 18, 23. 30 SW.7< King Zor Monster 11.99 Space Ranger Space Ship 9.99 CHRISTMAS SHOPPER! DAILY CROSSWORD ACROSS 2. "As ». Neat- Barracudda Sub 7.99 1, Amateurs: going to ness Odd Ogg 6.99 Give a Book of FOUR 00 var. 8t Ives" 20. Alas- Car Washes—ONLY . , 6. To darken 5. American kan 6. U." to warbler river Golferno Game 9.99 Flintstone Build. Boulders 3.77 4.Palestla« 21. Sta- Hie gift answers for the hard to please man or fair" plain tion: abbr. woman! They're a practical, welcome Christmas 12. Silly 6. Street: 13. Trumpeter abbr. 32. Pal* Dingaroo Bagatelle Game 2.99 Motor'd Home Workshop 8.88 gift... for birthday or any occasion. Order yours perch 6.Whii»-bar)c 3«.JU now! 14. Worsted regard* yam T.Compaw > the 16. Common point! r mind Gaylord the Pup 8.99 Caravelle Radio 17.77 suffix abbr. as. Back 34. Low caste It. On« ot 8. Daybreak 3«. Single Hindu S«ven 8. Arrow unit 35. Presently Wonder Art 2.44 Tiny Table Tennis 4.99 Dwarfs poison 38. Reich S8.Ev«'i son 17.lUn's 10.Doolar« for actou S». Price nickname aeon 80. ScrottnlM 41. Printer'* 18.DtUdou»: It. Light beds S3. Border. need DRASTIC REDUCTIONS ON ALL FAMOUS NAME oolloq. UExtlnot 8J.Ar»b 42. Past 31. Dover* bird 44. Paid notice with turf wrap* 23.Bonoa 1 Z 5 4 5 7 a •hleld 27. Blow: mus. II (2 PORTABLE AND CONSOLE PHONOGRAPHS 28. Irish dagger H Choose from Webcor, Motorola, Columbia Portable Phonographs 29. Poker atakt V it FREE With PurehQM of Any Fortublt or Consols Phonograph 12 Quality LP. Stmos SO. Bread A dough li 4 10 31. Renounce % ^( 38. Hindu m«al ii A is if A 86.— OupW % S7.B 11 BUTCH'S CAR WASH 45.Submerge» •«. "Sherlock « 4i DOWNTOWN BANK 170 E. NEWMAN SPRINGS RD.. RED BANK BalmMr'1 (Awes from A*P) owator Mr m 4b DOWN EVENINGS INQLUDINO SATURBAY$ LDuntttm k a-t j, JUd Buft; ^ ESabett VL UsAey, Vimfap itt E, JUggtfli, Frtttold Tows- RED BANK .REGISTER Book, CUthmi Btteh; Mr imaii Carmen MAN West Long Branca; MM. LOui Iiarcband, Red Bank; Mr. Lewis Neptune; Anthony J. Vaccaro, Grandinetti investigated. Police of Hie T. Edward*, Neptune; Eric J. Marrolli, See Girt; George KeansbMrg; Charles W. VanVlfet; said the oar had to be towed Ellstrom, Oceiuport; Mn. Gru S. Masdoll, Red Bank; Charlei Jr., Rumson; Mn. Clara B, Vogel, Iran the scene, . HOUSE M, Elmer, Allenwood; Robert E. Medenbach, Keyport; Mn. Manasquan; Mrs, Helen D. von Eadler, Hariei; Stanley Evens Gloria A. Meol«, Wanamassa; Ghlen, Red Bank; Mrs. Melinda TREE SALE Leonardo; Mri. JoAnne James F. Merrlgan, Keansburg; E. Wagner; New Shrewsbury; UNION BEACH - The annual Fignano, Maaasqu&ri; Arthur Mrs. Edna B. Miller, Neptune; Jamees E: Wallace, Matawan Figel, Union Besch; Gerard Township; Mn, Margaret Wall- Christmas., tree sale of the Har- YISHIVA CEREMONY —Aaron Bratlow, left, preiidenr Mn. Agnes M. Mohr, Freehold; is Gardens Fire Co. will be con-!of Congregation Beth Shalom, 196 Maple Ave., Red Finnegao, Hadet; MIJI Loul Leroy E. ' Mohrman, Union roff, Howell. Township; Mrs. ducted at the AumaCk farm Fisher, Astwry Park and Mr Beach; Mn. Betty M. Moore, Esther E. Welch, Asbury Park; stand, Union Ave. ana Rt. M, Bank, end Rabbi' Albert HoHander, spiritual leader of Htttie M. Fltepatrick, Ecglis Little Silver; Mrs. Necit A. Frank H, White, Neptune Town- beginning tomorrow. the congregation, place the "scroll of reeffirmation" in town. Moyes, Neptune Township; Wal-ship: William E.Widdls, As- bury Park; Charjes W. Wiles, James L. Ellis, secretary of the cornerstone of the new dormitory building at Dedi- Harold B. Ford, Jr., Wan ter M. Moyle, Eatonftrwn; Thom- the sales committee, his an- as A. McManus, Red Bank. Highlands; MM. Betty Williams. cation Day ceremonial *i the Yethiva University Denci- massa; Mn. Bertha Fonchmk Aibury Park; Mrs. Mary E. H.nounced that all trees have been PerrinevUlej' Samuel T, Fort Wilson, Freehold Township;.Mrs. imported! from Canada. ger Campus, Amsterdam Ave. at 185th St., New York. III; Estontown; Mlu Grace Ga Miss Kathleen McNulty, As- Proceeds of the tales will go 1 bury Park; Mn. Katherine Eleanor .Winning, Eatontown; Ceremonies marked the tacond phase of a $30 million Arfjury Park; Clarence Garian John W. Wopat Jr., Red Bank; tor payment of recentl y: pur- CliKwoocT, MM. Ethel M. Gel Nanha, Asbury Park; Mrs. Kath- chased fire apparatus. development program, 'Blueprint for the Sixties.' . leen M. NelUgan, Red Bank; Francis H, Young, Union Beach; Matawan; Richard P. Gtrhar Walter J. Yucker, Union Beach; Little Silver; James A. Glove John E. Nelson, Neptune City; Mn. Helen I. Newman, Mana- John Zalepka, Cliffwood Beach: Long Branch; Leo* Glover, Ri Joseph L. Zetwick, Middletown; Bank; Mn. Enid W. Cluck, I squan; Thomas V. Newman, Manasquan; Mn. Carol Nielsen, Norman . ZImmerly, . Allentown beron; Mri. Marie Glynn, Ux and Alfonso Zoppi, Long Branch. gifts prettily- Arbour; Walter H. Golde, Oa Runuon; Charles Oesterle, Union hunt; Steve Gosack, Keypor Beach; Mrs, Eleanor Okuniewfcz, Mix Margy Grady, Asbory Parl Befaar; Mrs. Magdalene H. Leo P- Graiide. Red Bank; Rd Olsen, Red Bank; John Bnai Brith Holiday boxed ert S. Green, Haxlet; Phillip O'Neill, Keansburg; John N, Greene, Jr., Runuon; Jace Osborn, Eatontown; Mrs. Anna E. Griggs, Jr., Allenwood; Ji E.'OUo, Long Branch; Carl L. Week Is Set seph C. Guidera, Wanamam at Owens, South Belmar; Mn. LONG BRANCH — Mayor from,,. Joseph Guui, Jr., Long Brand Florence Pach-NlcoUch, Hazlef; to make the important Ibomas L. MoClintock ha* pro- BROAD ST. RED BANK Mn. Elizabeth Hallgartl £°?*claimed the week of Dec. U Branch; Miss Dolores J. Pata- as Bnai Brith Week. HOME LOAN decisions! Spring Late Height*; Mn. Ma nelli, South Belmar; Frank V. garet Hand, Freehold; Mn. Jei Paul, Asbury Park; Homer C. The ll»f«SAold organlation li Yo«r family wM tfiaak you for the who mm yew Hankins, Eatonftwn; John ( the oldest and largest Jewish or-| Pearce, Neptxirie; Miss Carmel- ganusatlon in the world, with mod* fat toft* with MAINSTAY ... tor aN year Harken, Fair Haven; Mr la'PeJuso, Long Branch; Samuel Loretu A Hart, Weat Alto L. Perrine, t»ng Branch; Grant more than 1,850 lodges and wom- HOMI HNANCIN6 NODS. hunt; Laurence M. Harve; E. Peters, Red Bank; Stanley en's chapters In the United Farmingdale; Everett R. Ha PiKatotowskJ, Keyport; Mn. States and Canada. latt, Keyport; Mn. Marie Hau Helen G. Prendeville, Red Bank; Joseph Finkel Lodge here, has man. Cream Ridge; Julian / and Louis J. E. Quesnel, Long planned * series of wants for this Hawks, Wall Township; Robe Branch. week, to be culminated at a Sun- L. Hayden, Long Brand day breakfast meeting to be held Gerard Heeeeman, Belmar; J< Chester W. Raab, Highlands; at the Jewish Community Ceit* MAINSTAY aepb Henchenhorn, Deal San John V. Raniley, Little Silver; ter Sunday Dec. 9. muel Henhtowiti, Farmingdali Mn. Florence.J. Rehbein, Union Abraham Bremnan, vke presi FEDERAL SAVINGS Charlei. J, Heutf, Wett Lot Beach: Jandoiph" Reid,' Frefr|dert of Bnar Brith Grand Lodge AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Branch; Thomaa J. Hickey. Oal hold Townihip; Robert Riedardl, will be the guest speaker and 50 hunt; Mn. Dorit M. Hind Watt Long Branch; Mrs. Emily newly inducted members will be 36> Moninoutn Street R#d Bonk Neptune; John G. Hoffmai G. Richards, Middletown; Ches-spedei guests of the lodge. Port Monmouth; Charlei Insured Savings - Mortgage Loans fj. Bradley Beach; Fn 0. Hunsdorfer, AUenwood; Mr

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Plew bring room *i*e$> McKELVEY'S We alto tkous carpet EASY CHARGE AND BUDGET PAYMENTS ARRANGED tamplet'in yoW home. 21 WEST MAIN STREET, FREEHOLD, NJ. t>H«w rVe. Park. TUJPHONIi HOpklM S-O&IQ hf vtLatli RMT •f M«Ke»vay'i W» h«ve •Xpert carpet layen fer every job anywnar* ftort^Houn: Monday thru Saturdiy <:00 A. M. to 5:10 P. M. onti IVHYIVIMIN» UNTIL CHWI Mr, Iiatetr , thr, 80, 1062 gAWg BECBXEB . New ; BeU Labi. Gd**t« *» bone *inoay (pojy .ftventew 88 Junior Volunteers Wheeler, Boepital, when at* hat been a REDBANK^Mra. Shrewsbury PeriUo, Mra. Michael Badal, Kit. Serpe, all of —rf — / - _. patient aince Nov. 11 after break- Carroll Devine, Mrs. Michael De- ; rlines ScBool to New PalnaM* Red«Bank Manor Eut, bg.bet tip In a M, at a tcttau- Mr. and Mrs. William F. vlne, Mrs. Michael Buccq, Mrs. Thanksgiving. Mr. »id Mr». John D«TO was Ml»» Judy Fn«I- William St, b expected to return not. Honored by Hospital O'Brien, 22 Hope Rd., have re- Bruce Anderson, Mrs. Jo*epn Pavelko, Indianapolis, tid.; were Vtfrk turned from a trip to the Boca Riley, Mrs. Gerald Heinanan, weekend guests. er. Wanamassa; John Lanzalotti, LONG BRANCH -Eighty-eight Raton Hotel and Club, Boca Mrs. Robert Keevjsr, Mrs. Ron. Shrewsbury; Gail Monprode, Sea junior volunteers, representing 35 Raton, Fla., where they attended M Haas and Mrs. N. J. Mariano. Mr. and Mrs, T. B. Baldridge, Mj,. Alice Ferguson, firit communities in Monmouth Coun- Bright; Kathy Newman, Elber- the annual meeting of the Por- r., 41 Rlveredge Rd., spent, the teadier at Sycamore ty, were honored last night by on; Suzanne Piquette, Bradley celain Enamel Institute. From holiday with Mrs. Baldrldge's PURE WATER! Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Overman School, is recuperating at home, Monmouth Medical Center for Beach; Mildred Rpesing, Keans- Florida they flew to Nassau in brother and his wife, Mr. and contributing at least 100 hours of burg; William Truswell, Little the Bahamas for a few days' va- and family, 111 Cloverdale Cir., kit*. J. C. Owen, McLean, Va 23 Apple Orchanl Dr. GUARANTEED FOR 10 YEARS* service since last October to the Silver, and Barbara Wyqkoff, cation at the British Colonial Ho- gpent the holiday weekend visit- Amusing ttew SJBCO W«t#r Purifier hospital. Keansburg, and Fred SCroock, of tel. ing Wends and relatives in up- New York and Deal. Awards o[ gold pins and bars per New York. State: MM. Ethel Removes Rust, Iron, Sulphur, CWorine, Gold pins for their first 100 Odor,, etc.. from City or Well Water were made at the affair, a buf- Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Wil- Garmoog, Mn Overman's jao1 tfr Od t fr Ci Wll Wt fet supper in Auxiliary Hall. Al- hours of service were awarded son, 31 Thayer Dr., celebrated f Now Toa eaa «]cr err»»U*l», eiT-tnt wUcrl Cotlm aat it* tiuta totter. er, in RoWiester< and herbr^BieT UaaAij comn oat cleaan, brifater. No more ttalalaf at ilata aa4 (Me*. together, 195 junior volunteers to Laura Adams, Barbara Ann their 10th wedding anniversary Bur to lutaU la aw mter trOcnk OaaniitM* la wrttfai lor U nan. worked at the hospital during the Brown, Patricia Marcello, Diane with a holiday in Puerto Rico, and »iJter-ln-law, Mr. and Mri • No motor " past year, contributing a total of Matthews and Janette Osgood, They stayed at the Dorado Beach George Gannong, of Friendship. • No moving parts •Northeastern Co., Dept. KB DI 1-1184i 23,431' service hours. Eatontown; Ann Applegate, Pol- Club, Dorado Beach, and th( ly Seltz, Elberon; Beverly Bar- • No refills • 5C5 North Garfleld Ave. George J. Bartel, administra- Caribe Hilton, San Juan. • Toms River, New Jersey , ton, Farmingdale; Jane Berry, Mr. and Mrs. William G. Suter • No regeneration tor, presented the top award tb and family, 114 Rlveredge Rd,, {Please send me further Information 1 Nancy McGlone, Asbury Park; Mrs. William Noqa, 3 Part- REE s about the SIBCO Water Purifier. Andrea Dodd of Oakhurst for a Pat Bobrin, Colts Neck; Barbara spent Thanksgiving with Mr.'Sut FINE HOME FURNISHINGS and JR&ADLOOM total of 838 hours. Miss Dodd, a ridge La., gave a coffee to intro- er's parents. Mr., and Mrs. C. Water Analysis , s Name ' Boyd, Dona Varnum and Cindy literature student at Asfoury Park High White, Wanamssa; Mary Ann duce her new neighbor, Mrs. Jo- Guy Suter, and brother and sis- Rt. 35 Circle, Eatontomf-Uberty 2-1010 Demonstration 1 Address • ', , School and secretary of the hos- Brewin, New Monmouth; Janie seph Lindner. Mrs. Llndaer am ter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. J. Mai • City 1 _— pital's Junior Auxiliary, worked Brown and Joan McCee, Oak- family moved here from Summli vln.Suter, Tarentum, Pa. Write Today! six days a week during the entire hurst; Pamela Case, Highlands. | • Phone Number summer as a nursing service vol- No Obligation Also Judith Burns, Pat Fed-P unteer. erlci, Maureen Kempton, Wendy I Other presentations included Loeb, Joseph Tomain and Diane those to Kerry Hamsher and Al- Lynn Mora, West Long Branch; ' len Ornstein, both Shore Region- Irene Cohen and Carol Eckstein, ll al students and residents of West LAST TWO Shrewsbury; Michele DeLisa, Su-1 Long Branch. Kerry attended san Palumbo, Francine Raviele, A DOLLAR summer school at Long Branch Barbara Sandoeral, Dona Thorn-II i SAVED High School, but worked before ton and Jeanette Thornton, Long and after classes to accumulate Branch; Judy Drlscoll, Little Sil- Lev/mil's Gigantic IS A DOLLAR 80S hours on the nursing service. ver; Lesley Elen, Holmdel; Lin-1 \ Allen, who worked in the hos- da Epstein, Interlaken; Virginia EARNING pital's X-ray department, con- Farley, Navesink; Jeanne Foster, || tributed 477 hours of service from Middletown. last February until Oct. 1 o( this Others were Sharon Garland, II PRICE SLASH - MONEY SALE! year. Neptune; Catherine Germano, Pins for 500 hours of service Mpninouth Beach; Noreen Gulot- went to Suzanne Allen, Freehold; ta, North Long Branch; Muriel || You buy - you save—You get money too! Marie Fischer, Belford; Mary Hackman and Patricia Lashek, DaLisa, Long Branch, and Mary Sea Girt; Sue Hamilton, Linda Don't mlts wit on tftli fantastic sal*. Ask ywr Mlgft* Orendorff, West Long Branch. Kellar and Terry Parenteau, Mrs. Roy M. Townsend, direc- Freehold; Helen Sanik, New Mon- tor of volunteer services at the mouth; Juliet Langbauer, Man- hospital, was chairman of the asquan; Nancy Langler, Allen- evening. Mrs. Charles W. Schock, hurst; Susan Lleberman, West Sea Girt, adviser to the Junior End; Diane Monprode, High- Mali Offlat - tt* Broadway, bag Brock Auxiliary, reviewed the activ- lands; Kathy Sidwa, Atlantic ities of the Candy Stripers for Lwn»rd»MMdl«town - Oattuitt Highlands; Gail' Schwind, High- the past year and spoke of the lands, and Nancy Stone, Elberon, Kafport-Holffldel formation and future plans for the auxiliary. Tribute to their accomplishments was paid by Mr. Bartel and Burton M. Gott- lieb, essisant administrator, who BORO BUSSES COMPANY EXPRESS BUSES TO aided In the awards presenta- tions. Others introduced were Mrs. Jesse Goldberg, Long Branch, and Mrs. Fred Gllman, GARDEN STATE Oakhurst, co-chairmen of the hos- pital's volunteers committee. Elaine Brewer, Alantlc High- RACE TRACK lands, was awarded three bars for 300 additional hours; Carrie Matton, Wanamassa two bars EVERY SATURDAY for 200 additional hours, and Dor^ othy, Okerson, Freehold; Pam THRU DECEMBER 5. 1962 Ori, Hazlet; Jean Sheridan, Wan- amassa; Lesley Sloter, Bradley LEAVE LONG BRANCH) Beach, and Elizabeth Turchyn, •dwy. A Id *v«. (141 AM. Mwy. ft •nacliiert Av«. a A.M. Neptune, one bar for an addi- tional 100 hours. LEAVE RED BANK: A pin and two bars for their Qlobt CL A Mtchanle It til* A.M. first 300 hours went to Claudia Connolly, West End; Carolyn LEAVE FREEHOLD: Conway, West long Branch; Con- •» TunlMl *I4I A.M. stance D'AUesslo, Bayonne and Long Branch; Wifliam Garrfel, Tax West Keansburg; Barbara Wal- RED BANK - Rev. Henry L. ters, Betty Smith, Neptune; Su Morgan, pastor of the. Pilgrim Round Trip Fare $2.75 Ind. san Bander, West Allenhurst; Baptist Church, Shrewsbury Ave., SHadyslde 1-0567 Florence Crawford, Asbury Park; will be honored by members and Janice Greene, Frances Lytz and friends of the church at a testi- i Ellen Sheehan, Long Branch; monial, dinner tomorrow night. feva Heropsted and Tanya Terry, The affair will take place at 6 p.m. In the church. Rev. Isaac Rottenberg, pastor These are Just a few samples of the many exceptional of the New Shrewsbury Reformed values to be found In the following departments: Church and president of the Red PHOTOGRAPHY RADIOS TV PHONOGRAPHS Bank Ministerium, will be the OPEN TONITE 7IL 9:00 SAVE at PROWN'S: TYPEWRITERS RECORDS, APPLIANCES principal speaker. John Good- rum, a deacon of the Pilgrim TAPE RECORDERS FLOOR CARE PRODUCTS SATURDAY TIL 5:30 P.M. Church, will be toastmaster and Joseph Atkins of the church choir will be soloist. 21 BROAD ST. RED BANK The occasion will mark Rev. Mr. Morgan's 18th year as pastor OPEN EVENINGS FOR THIS SAIEI FREE here. He is a member of the Red LEWMIL'S ••••»'• • Bank Ministerium. He will also HURRY IN! SALE STARTS' TODAY —ENDS SATURDAY, DEC. 1st at 5:30 P.M. retire shortly as custodian of the INSTALLATION Freehold Court -House. ON HOLIDAY SPECIALS Aluminum Combination LIGHTING LAMPS AT DISCOUNT PRICES Come Inqnd food at our trtmradow buys offered to wit any tosre, compHmeet 'The Land of Lights" any decor. Look around yow home and see H It lacks Hie beouty end prac- CORNER OF ELM LANE and DOGWOOD MALL STORM MONMOUTH SHOPPING CENTER, EATONTOWN ticality thai on* of Hie fine lamps from our collection c

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MtUMtHM Urn. 30, 1962 RED BANK REGISTER Hazlef Bazar Methodist Church to Offer 'King David] Tomorrow HAZLET — Christmas bazar of the Hazlet Fire Company Aux- Honegger Oratorio Set for Stiiicfey iliary will take place tomorrow from 2 to 8 p.m. In the fire RED BANK — The Ministry past "five years. They are the house. of Music and Fine Arts of the first choir to have presented Gala" here in In Government Programthe church. Mrs. Ueng is present- ing a solo recital Dec. 0 in St. WASHINGTON, D. C. — Miss Luke's Methodist Church, Long Barbara Ann Moore, daughter of Branch. Mr, and Mrs. Harold Moore, 88 INTERNATIONAL SET—Rumion-Fair Haven High School students chosen to com- Whitman Dr., River Plaza, has Tenor solos in "King David" pete for a year of study abroad under the sponsorship of the American Field Serv- been selected to participate in will be sung by Robert Spencer, who was heard in last season's ice are, left to right, Carol Glaser, Lynn Hubbard, Martha Robinson and Philip the Washington Semester Pro- "Creation.1 Ray. gram for the spring, 196} semes- ter. Harpist will be Mary Elizabeth Collins who has appeared local- Miss Moore,, a senior here at ry in recital presentations. the American University School Narrator will be Carol Boslot, 4 Compete for Year Abroad of Government and Public Ad- a member of the drama group p ministration, is among 100 se- RUMSON — Four Juniors at er> LvnL n Hbbd MarttiMti a JaneJ i F . EdelmanEdl n of 54 EasEtt RRivei r of the Ministry of Music and Robinson and Philip Roy. I| Rd., Rumson. lected students from colleges Fine Arts. Another member of Rumson-Fair Haven Regional throughout the nation who will SUNDAY SOLOISTS for th» "King David" oratorio at They will compete with stu- All four finalists here are ac- the group, Jean Fowler, will High School have been chosen to tive in extra-curricular projects learn about the government of read the parts of The Witch of Red Bank Methodist Church include Mrs. Mary Elizabeth dents throughout the United the United States at first hand. compete for a chance to spend States. Final selections will be in both the school and commun- Endor and Abigail. Collins, Shrewsbury, harpist; Mrs. Ellim Krupa, Freehold, their senior year in Europe. made by the American Field ity and have either served on The study is carried out Because of the complicated or- through a seminar on govern- alto, afld Robert Spencer, Red Bank,:tenor. The four are Carol Anne Glas- Service, New York City. the Student Council or as class gan score tor "King David," The four local students were officers. ment in action, individual re- Herbert Burtis, minister of mu- chosen by the Rumson-Fair Ha- Miss Hubbard, daughter of Mr. search projects, and regular sic, will have a second and third courses at the American Univer- OPEN SUNDAYS ven Chapter of American Field and Mrs. Edward L. Hubbard organist playing with him. They Service, which finances the ex- Jr., 10 Hillcrest Rd., Fair Ha- sity. - are Eleanor Benoist, organist Cfiurcfi Hall Calendar change program. This year's ex- ven, is a German student. She Miss Moore is a Red Bank and choirmaster of St. Luke's Methodist Church scholarship Methodist Church of Long BIRNN CANDY change student enrolled at Rum-plans to enter medical schoo Miss Barbara Ann Moore son-Fair Haven is Flavio de Sa after completing college. student. She is an honor student Branch,,who will play the sec- Also Evenings 'til 9( Cavallo of Brazil, who is resid- Martha Robinson, daughter of at the college and is majoring ond organ part, and Pauline In political science. She is s FIFTH BIRTHDAY Schoening, organist at the Baz&r Season ing with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mr. and Mrs. William W. Robin- son, 45 Waterman Ave., Rumson graduate of South Hills Higt ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Shrewsbury Temple, who will Annual bazar of the Rosary Altar Society of St. School, Pittsburgh, Pa. Her fa- play the third organ part. is an active sailing fan and stu- James Gapenegro celebrated hi Dorothea's Catholic Church, Eatontown, opens this dent of French and will serve ther is an engineer at Bell Lab- fifth birthday Sunday with a pa The oratorio traces the life of on a high school fashion board oratories, Holmdel. ty in his home, 10 East Washing- David from boyhood until his evening at 5 o'clock. for a national magazine. ton Ave. His mother, Mrs. Marj death, through narration, chorus The bazar will continue until 9 p.m. today and and solo. It was first written to »| 36 BROAD f]| § Miss Glaser plans to teach Society Approves Capenegro, was hostess. again tomorrow from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. Attending were Bonnie Lynn be done with costumes and ac- The daughter of Mr. and Mrs tion at a music festival in Switz- Articles for sale will include Christmas candles, Robert L. Glaser, 36 Highland Loan for Car and Gene Capenegro, Ritchi Capenegro, Connie, Joanne and erland, but Is now generally per- decorations and cards, religious articles, baked goods, AT Ave., Fair Haven, she is a cheer- ASBURY PARK - The With- formed as an oratorio. The choir leader at the school, and a stu- out A Doubt Society has ap- Cindy Hoare, Nikki Kraft, Diane, candies, cosmetics, and Laura, and Kathy Yardley, Wil of the Red Bank Methodist their guests. KlilNM lll'S dent of Spanish, piano and bal- proved a $150 loan for the pur- Church is one of the few rhoirs jewelry. There will be let. chase of a car for a handicapped liam Thomas, -Jerry Johnson, The sodality will hold Its 12th Margaret and Kenneth Johnson, anywhere to sing this difficult games for the youngsters Monmouth's Leading Jewelers Philip, son of Mr. and Mrs. man who recently obtained em- work. annual dance Dec. 8, at 9 p.m. Philip H. Roy, 205 Cambridge ployment in North Jersey. Mem- Doreeri Bush, Lydia Wolfe, Alic and refreshments will be in the Sea Girt Inn. Pete Ga- Ave., Fair Haven, is a French bers approved the loan at a re- Croft. sold. latro's orchestra will play. Since 1886 student and water skier. cent meeting in Comstock Court. Also, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Babv Shower Proceeds will be used for the Mr. Roy, Miss Glaser and Miss' GIRLS FRIENDLY SPONSORS The society will hold a Christ- Bosserman and children, Grace, purchase of altar supplies. Robinson are recent National mas dinner party Dec. 22 in the Clarke, Glenn and Suzie. RUMSON - Mrs. Peter of St. Andrew's Episcopal Merit Scholarship winners. Shore Motel, Wanamassa. Mateczyk, Lafayette St., was Mrs. George Sauerwein is ba- Church, Highlands, will hold their No problem finding tenants honored at a baby shower re- zar chairman. Mrs. Anthony annual Christinas party In Bahrs' Members are donating trading Piccola is chairman of the com- A Timely Gift stamps to obtain a bookcase for when you advertise The Register cently in the River House. Host- Restaurant Dec. IS. Secret pals the society's new literary. way-Advertisement. ess was Mrs. Rocco Mastro, 45 mittee in charge of the special will reveal their identity and ex- Church St., Matawan. project. change gifts. Guests were Mrs. Peter Pauels, Members having birthdays dur- Plain or decorated by Billon Mrs. Sarkis Kavookjian, Mrs. for children, teenagers GIFTS FOR CHRISTMAS giv- ing October, November and De- A SPOTLIGHT ON NEW IDEAS Frank McKenna, Mrs. Joseph ing wili be featured at the an- cember honored at a recent and adults in Lang, Mrs. James Dooley, Mrs. ? nual parochial bazar of St. meetine were Miss Violet Mur- Gold Bled and for him [I"!' T A bare room can Louis Mellacd and Mrs. Robert Sterling Mark's Episcopal Church, Keans- ray, Mrs. Harry Dilger, Mrs. at _S .^; , be cold and imper- Zerr, all of Rumson; Mrs. Olga burg, in the parish house tomor- Paul Mulr, Mrs. Helen J. fhea, sonal. Furniture Wieberge, Mrs., Michael Men- row. Hours are 10 a.m. to 9 Mrs. Hubbard Stiles, Mrs. Alfred and draperies have osky, both of Middletown; Mrs. p.m. Wright and Mrs. Bertha Scheld. for . . . Alec Ziluiski and Mrs. William Christmas a way of taking Among items for sale will be Fruit cake is being sold by the out the chill. Chanowich, both of Holmdel; • Draperies Mrs. Pat Church, Keyport; Mrs. toys, books, handwork, home- group during the holiday season. Our decorators • Bedspread Aristide Valentin!, Orange; Mrs. made articles, cards( wrappings A Thanksgiving basket was given can shop you how and Christmas ornaments. There to a needy family. • Shades John" Giannuzzi, Rutherford; to make your Mrs. Leo Blumberg, Eatontown will be a white elephant table rooms warm and and fish pond, and tables espe- Complete Installation Service | and Mrs. Jay Gurriero and Mrs. THE GLEANERS of the Eaton- personal. Florence Malinconico, both of cially for youngsters. The snack town Presbyterian Church will bar will be open all day. ISHOP-AT-HOME SERVICE No charge for Matawan. have a Christmas party at their estimates, - All groups of the parish com meeting on Dec. IB. Members 747 - 4422 of course. bine in this effort, including St. will bring gilts for the Haddon- SISTERHOOD LUNCHEON Mark's Guild, Altar Guild, Junior field Presbyterian Home and ELBERON - A Temple Beth and Senior Choir, and the Young clothing for foreign missions. Miriam Sisterhood meeting Tues- Churchmen. The Young Laymen The group celebrated Its 35th day in the temple, featured and the men of St. Mark's Vestry anniversary when it met in the "Luncheon Is Served" program are in charge of the decorations Church last week. A re-dedica- provided by the courtesy of local and constructed the bazar booths. tion service written by Mr«. Wal- merchants. More than 100 wom- ter H. Mahns was held. Charter en attended the benefit. CHRISTMAS BAZAR sponsored members present were. Mrs. Clif- Chairman of the program com 468 Broad St., Shrewsbury by the Women of St. Andrew's ford Brower, Miss Elizabeth Hig- M. SILBERSTEIN mittee was Mrs. Charles Mar- Episcopal Church, Highlands, ginson, Miss Lillian Dangler, Miss Daily 9 to 3:30 Interior Designs • Furniture • Draperies • Slipcovers cus. Mrs. Bernard Rodetsky was will be held in the parish hall Alberta Smock and Mrs. Eus- Wed. and Fri. 'til S 25 MECHANIC ST. SH 1-1762 RED BANK chairman of a special fund-rais- on Tuesday from 2 to 8 p.m. Din tice White. ing .project ner will be served from \ 2 to Mrs. Herbert Anthony, fellow- 7:30 p.m. ship chairman, presented the Handmade articles on sale will program, which included view- include pillow cases, luncheon ing of pictures and newspaper cloths, aprons, jewelry, dolls, clippings collected during the stuffed animals and other toys, past 35 years, and group sing- aprons for children, and Christ ing. Mrs. Brower read the his- Smart focus of attention on any mas wreaths. The Girls Friendly tory of the Gleaners written by tie: distinctive Tie Tacks by Sponsors of the church will have Mrs. Benjamin Van Keureit. Ballou, in 14K Gold, Gold Filled, surprise package booth, and or Sterling. also will assist with the dinner. CHRISTMAS SELECTIONS will be presented by the St. Leo CHILDREN OF MARY Sodal- Choir when tde Rosary and Altar' tv of St. Anthony's Catholic Society of St. Leo the Great Church, Red Bank, will have its Catholic Church, Lincroft, meets w annual communion breakfast in Monday evening. Gifts will be the Molly Pitcher Hotel immedi- collected for the orphans of St. [Suggestions from the Pottery Barn! ately following the 8 o'clock mass Michael Children's Home, Hope- *? for ^ If Christmas Gift shopping creates a problem, a visit to the Pottery Barn is a Sunday. The breakfast is spon- well. , ' MUST. Here is a sample of the many beautiful gifts you'll find at tremendous sored by the sodality for all your savings. , single women of the parish and The society will Ejwnsor a Beautiful and sturdy Stainless Steel Tableware— |Q QC Christmas party at Marlboro Favorite Men State Hospital on Dec. 14. Mrs. 50 piece service for 8 from • *•*«* Rose Murphy is chairman. A sparkling Crystal Cake Server—added appeal for 9 7C The group is planning a theatre your holiday cake ..._ 9*19 party to see "Mary, Mary" ,on Sizzling Servers—colorful gourmet ware from France for broiling, Jan. 12, Mrs. Ivor Idzahl is , baking, frying and serving. - 3 brightly colored enameled pieces A QQ JOIN chairman. A card party will be plus a detachable handle ._ ! /. Tt«77 held Jan. 31 In Our Lady of Fa- Pewter Candlesticks—beautifully designed to give 1A QC tlma Hall. that added touch to your holiday table -....pair !"•#«» Copper Tea Pot—decorative O OR PERSONAL INTEREST as well as functional l»J9 CHATTANOOGA (AP)-County Patrolman Roy Braley had more Swedish Angel Chimes—a lifetime of pleasure I»IY than an average interest In the investigation of a $70 grocery Dlnnerware—100 beautiful patterns from which 19 QC Christmas holdup. The victim, Mrs. Lula to choose. Service for 8 from l*»73 Braley, is his mother. Open Weekdays and Saturdays 10 A.M. to « P.M. 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Both Mary Beth Kr/tdttJxuih., her cu- surprise showers by friends and weddings were to have lakes were to have taken place this ter; and Misses Marion WGom*n relative*. place in Our Lady of Perpetual To AAUW week, are sOH sitting out the and Marie Clarmiu, Highlands; Miss Phillips, daughter ol Mrs. Help Catholic Church in High- Margaret Vena, diffwood, and, WSBURY *-• Ulysses Cuban crieis. Joseph Putusch and of the late lands. Grace DeOacco, TUckaboe, N..Y. New Jersey tercentennial Both were informed several John Phillips, wae to have been Lt. Tierney, son of Mrs. Mary Other hostesses, were < Mrt. •, wilt apeak on "Evolu- weeks ago that their fiances' married last Sunday (b Robert Tierney of New York City and George McGowan, Mr*.- Thomas. of a Composer" at a branch leaves bad been cancelled. Pend- G. Johnston*, son of Mr. and die late Patrick Tierney, is .as- F. Lyons and Mrs. Ellis R. ting of the American Asso- ing further word front tae two Mrs, Edward Johnstone, 7 Wood signed to the radar ship USS O'Keefe, aU of Highlands. ciation of University Women, Navy men, the weddings, have Ave., Port Monmouth. Mr. John- Lookout. Monday at 1:30 p.m. in the The shower for Miss Phillip* been tedeeWWy postponed. stone is stationed aboard toe USS Miss Kohlenbush recently was Shrewsbury Presbyterian Church was given by her sister, Mrs. The normal preliminaries, bow- Exploit, a minesweeper. honored by her bridal attendants John Pepin, Bay, Ave., in '&e- ever, have gone ahead as usual. Miss Kohieobush is the daugh- at a surprise shower in the Al- graduate of the University . TODAY Both young women, Miss Jean ter of Mr. and Mrs. William E pine Manor. Twinlight.American Legion Post CHRISTMAS, JFAIR. Women's Arizona, he studied at the KoUenbnsh, 29 Shrewsbury Ave. Kohkotasfc. Her marriage to U. Hostesses, who will be attend- Home. Guild of St. John's Episcopal tman School of Music. Church, Llttit, Silver, IP; 39 a.m., Rocbestsr, N. Y., and at Yale pjriih hou»«. > University, and received the Ju- Monmouth Shopping Center Ph. LI 2-2150 CHRISTMAS BAZAR, Women'i li Ro»enw«ld Fellowship and a Association of the Sbrewibury bright Scholarship. He has Preibyttriu Church, 3 to » p.m,. posed for orchestra, band In (he church. :••, • • ' .. chorus and has also written BAZAK St. Clement's EpUeopti Church,-Belford, 1 to* p.m., la Chairman for. the meeting will ONTGOMERV Decorator Idea's the church, (Fl»h ud: chips din- Irs. Karl Jacob), Little Sil- ner, 9 to7 pjn.) '.•••- CHRISTMAS SAtB, PTA bf St. Mary'i SiboW; NeW Moomouth, 7 WARD to 11 pinj;, Mrtwri»l H»H. at Sale Prices HOtltwV Mft^ Filth Re- ea Bright formed Oiuri*,t'to 10 p.m., 2 DAYS ONLY church" fTPUadl, Middle Rd. and Civil Rites Pools AvW'ift^iTow Mrs; Leonard WIekes, Jr. SEA BRIGHT - Mis» Patricia (^VWtWo FASHION Carol Uebeck, daughter of Mr. SHOW, Wqmm Village PTA, and' Mrs; Charles Uebeck, 70 Miss Diggs Married Werah PLi Oceaaport, and Rich- ard JaSiea Dedbam, son of" Mr. TOMORROW and Mrs. Richard J. Dedham, 7 HOUDAY FAIR, Faith He- To Leonard Wickes, Jr.Surf St., Set Bright, were mar- formed Church, Hulet, 10 a.m. ried here Saturday. to 10 p.m., church grounds, MM- ASBURY PARK — Miss Mar- Miss Marjorie V«HV Moore, Mayor Thomas' Fisfrell offici- die Rd. sad Poota Ave. Jorie Ann Diggs, daughter of Mr. New York City, was maid of hon- ated at the double ring ceremony or. Bridesmaids were the Misses HOLIDAY BAZAR, Eatootovm and Mrs. Jerry M. Diggs, 910 In his home, 34 Wtterview Way. Dolores Bates and Pauline Har- Methodist Church 10 ajn. to 10 Second Ave., became the bride A reception followed in the home vey of Washington, D. C. p.m., at the church, wyckoff Rd. of Leonard Wickes, Jr., 30 Pear of the bride's parents. CHRISTMAS BAZAR, Shrews- St, New Shrewsbury, Nor. 18 Toe honor attendant's street- For her wedding the bride length gown was of gold ailk chif- bury Presbyterian Church wom- here in St. Stephen'* A. M. E. chose a rose'wool suit dress with fon fashioned with a matching en's Association, 12 noon to Zlon Church. The bridegroom is white trim and a corsage of pink 5 p.m., at the church. velveteen fitted bodice and gath- roses. the son of Mrs. Antorom L. BAZAR, St.- Clement'f Epi*. ered skirt. • The couple were attended by ALSO SALE-PR ICED I Green of New Shrewsbury, and copal Church, Belford, noon to The bridesmaids wore identi- Mr. Ltefceck, faher of the bride, 9 p.m., In the church. Leonard Widow, St., of Mill cally fashioned gowns. Miss Bates and Mrs. John Axsetam, aunt of CHRISTMAS SALE, Parent- hurst. • was in lime peel green velveteen the bridegroom. Teacher Association of St. Mary's Rev. Otadiah Goodwin offici- and chiffon and Mia Harvey, In School, New Monmouth, I to 8 ated at the double ring ceremo- hibiscus. All wore gold pillbox ATTEND CONVENTION p.m., Memorial Hall to the ny. Bob Brittingham, Asbury headpieces accented with a bow RUMSON - Mrs. Melvin Low school. Park, was organist and Mrs. l lit bade. Miss'Moore and Miss enstein, president' of the Sister, MARDI GRAS BALL, National ma Battle, soloist. A reception Bates carried cascade bouquets hood of Congregation Bnai Is- Council of Jewish Women, Great- followed in the social room of Of white and rust chrysanthe- rael, and Mrs. Ralph Stein and er Red Bank Section, 1 p.m., the churdh. mums and Miss Harvey's bou- Mrs. Leo Levinspn, both vice Jumping - Brook Country Club, Mr. Dfggs gave his daughter I"* of carnations matched her presidents, * recently returned Neptune. in marriage. Her long-sleeved Sown. from Kiamesha, N. Y., where CHRIS! bridal gown of ivory peau taf- Classmates Assist they attended a oonventton of the Fire Auxiliary, 1 to 8 p.m., fire feta was fashioned with a por- M. Keith Brownie*, Neptune, National Women's League of the house. trait neckline outlined with Alen- cousin of the bride-groom, was United States. Reg. 16.98 \A con lace trimmed with seedI best man. Ushers were Morris STUDIO COVERS NOW |*f ' . SUNDAY pearls. Repeated motifs ofBranham, FfritadeJphla, a for- "THE CREATION," Monmouth matching Jace were appliquePpUquedod ono mer Maryland State College Civic Chorus, 3 p.m., Rum- the belt skirt and detachable classmate of the bridegroom; La- •on-Fair Haven Regional High chapel train. Her fingertip veil mont Griffin, Paimyra, college School, Rumion mi heJd In place by a tiara of classmate of bridegroom; "KINO DAVID," Ministry of pearHied orange Mossoms and Ttoraeil Jones, Newark; Nathan- Music and Fine Arts, I p.m.. Red she carried a cascade of-white iel Diggs, East Orange, brother Bank Methodist Church, Broad roses, carnations and eucalyptus of the bride; and Robert and 3 St. eaves. Thomas Wlckes, New Shrews- bury, brothers of the bridegroom. 3 styles - Scotchgard protection The bride,':an alumna of A»- bury Park Wgb. School and Tren- • AN MVINBII SHblLD-RinLS DIRT, WATER, OIL Miss Thompson Wed ton State College, is • member • New Gttton Mod* • COVIRS LOOK UKI NiW AFTIR. REPEATD WASHINGS of Kappa Delta Pi honor society and Gamma Sigma sorority. She Wards Scotchgard slip covers are stoutly made and reinforced at ail,, To Eugene Zaborney served on the soeiaj. board and the, Interdoanttory council at col- V Ke-UpJwIsrtry stress points, for longer, lovelier ma. Machine-washable, with little if ' BELFORD' ~~ The Belford lege. A member of the faculty at any ironing. Choose from gay florals or smart solid colors—all with Methodist Church was the setting Shark River Hills School, Nep- • Droptrin dialrwver here Sunday for toe marriage of tune Township, she formerly reversible cushion covers, hemmed kickpleats, overlooked seams. 8 rt*. IO.9S Miss Arllene Thompson, daughter taught at River Street School, • Sllpcovtn of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Thomp- Red Bank. son, 19 ColUm Aw., Fort Mon- Hie bridegroom is a senior at PenooaUsed Senriee mouth, to Eugene Zaborney,' son Maryland State College la Prin ml of Mrs. Edward PtaWewiez, 72 cess Anne, Md., a division of the No Money Down on Wards Credit Terms Seventh St., and the late Joseph Unrwrstty- Of Maryland, where Custom WorkmansUp Zaborney. he is majoring in criminology Is Oar Trademark Rev. William Hodgdon offici- and sociology. He i> senior pho- ated. Mrs. Edward Barnes was tographer at the college and Is HUM SH 7-4MSZ organist. A reception followed in a member of Sigma Phi Sigma the Port Monmoufh/fire house. fraternity and Alpha Kappa Mu 307 Hwy. 35, MkMetows Mr. Thompson gave Us daugh- interest group. He. was gradu- Cor. Ctsaaast«. aad Hsjy. U ter in marriage She wore a long- ated from Red Bank High School. epp. Jane's Farm Market sleeved bridal gown of white sat- The couple are residing at 21 in fashioned .with a high neckline Dale PL, Neptune. and fitted bodice of Chantilly lace and satin. Her veil was se- cured by a rhinestone tiara and she carried a cascade of white Leon's Rug dtanlng Bulkrin No. 5 chrysanthemums. Four Sisters The bride's four sisters were •Mrs. Eugene Zaborney In her bridal parry of five at- CLEAN RUGS LAST :•'•; •-•: r tendants. Mrs. WUlard Men wasera were Robert Musante, Atlan- . matron of honor; the Misses Bar- tic Highlands, and Richard Za- bara and Denlse Thompson were borney and Robert Klein, bom bridesmaids and Brtty-Jsne of Belford. , LONGER! Thompson was (lower girl. Also MMdktown Graduate* a bridesmaid was Miss Margie The bride is a graduate of Mld- Healey, Port Monmouth. dletown Township High School [Hundreds of attractive! The honor attendant wore a and Humboldt Institute, Minne- street-length eown of gold vel- apolis, Minn. She is with the Ruqt dttned «rt Uon's glvt added btcsuty to the veteen. The flower girl's frock Credit Bureau. of Central New | Decorative Throw was identical: Gowns of the Jersey, Red Bank. decor aid sertlng of your horn*. Jnt brnglnt rh* bridesmaids were of red vel-Also a graduate of Middletown I Pillows at fractions veteen. Township High School, the brids- colorjt and pile «f your rugs and carpets springing The flower girl carried at bas- groom served three years in the 1 tot of pompons and forget-me- U. S. Marine Corps. He is with "back to lift ' . . . looking add feeling at fresh [of their original nots and the other bridal attend- the Ford Motor Company, Me- ants carried half-cascades of tuchen. and jitwl (And lust IK Hint for tht holiday*, too). pomponi to match their gowns. On their return from a wed- John Zaborney. Ukewood, was ding tripp, they wiU live at 23 While They Last best' man ffo r hth s brotherbh . UshUh- 'aime'i r PI.PI , KeangburgKb . At liton's. your eotfty raff*,and earptti art gtnriy tiandltd by trained txperti tint Un you th« ftatst and moir dtpmdqblt servfct available. Strvfc* that das b>*n obtalntd tnroucjli many yean of cxptri* •net "and "know how" . . . Your rugt and earpaft can (art kmgtr and look fevelltr. tool Phon* SH LEAH BaIlet • Jazz 7.2«Q0. • Ballroom • Baton ••a • S-i. FREE CAU and DEUVERY SALE! smart SPOTS OF VIVID COLOR ADD A DECORATOR LOOK

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PRESBYTERIAN BAPTIST ST. JAMES, CATHOLIC FIRST UNITARIAN JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES HOLYTMNirY Shrewsbury Essonlowji, Red Bank Red Bank Red Bank Red Bank Red Bank Congregation EV. LUTHEMN mbrmnft service will Is observance of the first Sun- Rev. Stanley Mugridge, pastor, The beginning of the new Coffee and fellowship hour will "What Is Happening - to Mor- Red Beak Service* wW b* at *3> and 11 a.a.' Sunday. Rev. Harold A. I'tcioclc' ROT' '' P J J I*''! '• W day o( the Advent season, Rev. will preach at the 11 a.m. Com- church year will be celebrated, precede Sunday's adult services als?" is the subject of the pub- CotfiroMtloa Instruction will be Read wiU d»llv«r,tl» s«ri«m.: Dr, Charles S. Webster will munion service Sunday. His topic Sunday, the first Sunday of Ad- n order to make it possible for lic address by E. M. Gaskins, Scott, actint pastor, will deliver tomorrow at 1:45 and 10 a.m. the t«rmc«> entitled "Power to Th#re will be an-Advent can- preach at the 9:15 and 11 a.m. is, "Favor With God." The chan- vent, with low masses at 6, 7, 8, ill children in grades 1 through visiting minister, Sunday at 3 Sunday school and family wor- dlelight service at-8 p,m- Sunday services on the theme, "A For- cel and chapel choirs will sing, 9, 10 and 11 in the church and 8 to assemble in the basement of p.m. At 4:15 p.m., R. Mitchell ship will be at,8:20 aj». SunChang- e me World." he YMCA and participate In a At tl* later service, the senior by me Junior High departmenu mula (or the Building of Great with Mrs. Donald Shaner as di- at 9, 10 and 11 o'clock in the Au will preside at the Watchtower day. The,r.tgular service will be A fito'entitied "St. NIcoU*" wfll Character." ector and Stanley Scheer as or- ditorium. A wng mass will be worship service to be conducted Bible study, "Tike Courage - at U.a.m. enoir'wiil Stag, and Ronald Clark by the young people of Monmouth will offer a solo. Mrs. Marian Ta- im&*HC%r, ::':•:•„.;• ' Rev. Dr. Sargent Bush, mini* ganist. Ushers will be Charles offered in the church at noon. God's Kingdom Is at Hand!" Members cf the League at Circle one will meet Tuesday ter of visitation, will assist at the Stephens, Fred Warwick, Welling- The mixed voice choir will chant Reformed Temple, in which the Tuesday at 8:15 p.m., 45-min- Young Adult Lutheran! will meet Uiri is organist and choir direc- ceremonial objects relating to the to it;•% pip. In the home of Mrs. early service and Rev. James L. ton Kennedy and Melvin King. the liturgical texts of the mass. ute parlor talks will be given at at 1 p.m. «t the Rumion-Filr Ha- tor, Janies WiJcott, 7» Reynolds Dr.; Ewalt, associate minister, will as Miss Doris Baird of Middletown The sacrament of baptism will various Jewish holidays will be Kingdom Hall, 58 Forman St., ven Regional High. School audi- Ushers at the I JO service will list at the latter service. will be welcomed as a new mem be administered Sunday afternoon ihown and explained. During this Fair Haven. "Satan the Devili" circle two In the home of Mri. period adults will have coffee in torium to hear the Moamouth Civ- includ* Alfred C. Clark, George Ertitace White, 188 South St. »t William C. Wood, minister ol ber. Church school meets at 9:45 at 1:30. At least two days previ 220 Pearl St., Red Bank, "Let 1 ic Chorus present Haydn's "The P. Engeldwin, Kenneth K. Ste-8:30 aim.; circle three in the music, will be at the organ con- a.m. The pre-service prayer cir- ous, arrangements must be made he large room, on the second God Be Found True; ' 10 St. CreattaL" The Luther League vienson,'Thbrtas B. Eldersnaw home of Mrs. Edward Emmons, sole. cle is in the Clayton Room at with one of the priests of the par- floor of the "Y," followed by wor- Mary's PI, Red Bank, "What Is will,meet at 7 p.m. In the home 29 Rote Ct., at 8 p.m., and circle At the 9:15 service a double 9:30. The Junior Highs will meet ish by the parents of the candi- ship services conducted by the Man?" 82 Pear St., New Shrews- of the- president, Carole Adams, at the later service will be Syl- dates for baptism. r' minister, Rev. Harold R. Dean. bury, "Who Is Jevhovah?"; 69 veaUr. Neville, George R. Culbert, four- fat the home of Mrs. John quartet will sing. Ushers direc- t 6 p.m. and the Seniors will in RiVsr Plaza. A film, "Thlsi Lagratteria, 16 Farm Lt,, at 8 tor will be Gordon Forsyth, Jr., conduct « vesper service at 7:30. Friday is the first Friday of Mr. Dean's topic will be "No Lincoln St., Fairview, "What Do Is For-Me" will lie-shown. Forrest W.'Oxay.Wlfflsm J. Mac- assisted by Howell Georee, Jr., The Concord choir will sing. the month, a day of special de- Longer Able to Accept the Old You Say Respecting the Mesii The PrUcllla Cirlce will meet Nutt and Robert K. WlUwn. The church executive board and Not Yet Comfortable with ah?" and 165 Princeton PI., Bel- During both services, nursery Charles C. Maute, Albert W. votion to Christ's Sacred Heart. Tuesday at 11 a.m., with Mrs. PRESBYTERIAN ;: Metzger and Robert F. Worden will meet Monday at 7:30 p.m. Masses will be at 6.7 and 8 a.m., the New." His talk will'deal with ford, "Transmitting the true can for pie-school childre---- n will ; the loneliness and rootlesaness Harold Horaberger as lead- Rumson • . The welcoming committee wil in the annex. Tuesday evening, with Holy Communion being dis- Record." s. Rev. WiHIam Cox, field rep-1 b_e. ,provide d In the churcr_,h. hhouse consist of Frank D. Shaw and the Fellowship Guild Girls will tributed at 6:45. There will also Felt by many African!, and Amer- under the "direction of Mn. Rich- On the first Sunday in Advent, 1 Thursday at 7:25 p.m., W. Bre-j ruentatlve of, Lutheran World services will be held at 9:30 and Robert W. Teegarden. meet in the home of Sue Creutz, be an evening mass at 8. Expo- icans as well. Colin Turnbull's dal, school instructor, will epito- ard W. Child. 1 Leedsville Dr., Lincroft. This sition of the Blessed Sacrament book, "The Lonely African," will Mission, will speak on the church -Church. schooleluMj will in- 11 a.m. At both service*, the At the 11 o'clock service the miie the Bible books, "Micah and in South America at the ULCW Tower Hill Choir will sing. Ush- will be a White Cross program. will be held all day beginning alt- be its major source. Nahum." At 8:30 p.m., W. Evans clude kindergarten, primary and Lord's Supper will be observed er director, will be S. 0. Wilt Midweek service will be held er the high school's 11 a.m. mass The next meeting of the Uni will oversee the service meeting, general meeting in-the church at Junior departments at-J: JO a.m.and Rev..Harvey C. Douie, Jr., shire, assisted by Fred E. Engle, Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. Thurs- and ending Saturday morning at tarianism discussion group, will be theme, "Courage Through Faith 8 p.m. only;' junior highs at both .9:30 will offer a Conmunion medita- Thomas S. Field, Jr., and Robert day will be sewing day. 6. The area Nocturnal Adoration Dec. 6. and Hope In Jehovah." The Dorcas Circle will meet and 11 a.m.; and the senlor-nlghs tion on "The Eternal Word." L. Yeager. Charles L. Weigle and Thursday at B p.m., Circle four Society groups will adore during Thursday in th home - of Mr*a.t 11 a.m. only. Prayer FeUowihip will meet In (Mrs. John Quivey) will hold a Robert Gerhod. The discussion the hinge, Tuesday at 10 a.m. Rudolph P. Wolfahrt will com- the night hours. St. James" Noc- CHURCH OF CHRIST ST. JOHN'S EPISCOPAL JuntoPHigh Fellowship will prise the welcoming committee. Christmas party in the home oi turnal group will make their topic will be "Peace Ii Our Re- The Women's Asaodatkm will Red Bank Little Silver sponsibility.' awe|-Sunday at 6 p.m. in ths meet In the lounge Wednesday At 9:15 and 11 a.m. church Mrs. Albert Newman, 38 Pinck holy hour from 1 to 2 Saturday "Tradition, the Church, or the Sunday is the' First Sunday In church house, under the - leader- ney Rd., Red Bank, morning. at 8:15 p.m., at which time new school will be held simultaneous Bible?" will be the topic at 9 Advent. At 8 a.m. there will be a ship of George G. Grim, Jr. Sen-officers wiU b* Installed. with the worship service with Tonight at 7 o'clock, Sr. High Saturday, Dec. 8, is the feast of a.m. Sunday over radio station Corporate . Communion for men FEDERATED lor-Westminster Fellowship will classes for nursery through eighth project, "Le Restaurant Fran-' the Immaculate Conception. Low WHTG. Sunday morning Bible and boys, followed by * Com- Holmdel meet at 6:30 p.m. in the church grade. Nursery care for infants cais" in Mary E. Mount Fellow- masses will be offered in the classes are at 10 a.m., and regu- munion breakfast in the parish Sunday schoo! will meet at »:«house. ' WESTMINSTER ship Hall. Donations are being re- 1 rftESBYTERIAN up to three years of age will be! church at 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 and 11 lar worship at 11 a.m. and 6:30 house. Because of the-breakfast, a.m,' Rev. Andrew A. Burkhirdt The Christmas barar will be provided in the toddlers' class and ceived for the supper. The Red A sung mass will be celebrated p.m. The morning sermon topi there will be no classes at 8:43 will-give* a< sermon :on the topic, Middletown - Bank High School Choralettes held.In th* church house today "The Give and Tak* of Ad- ' babyfold with a registered nurse at noon. The girls' Cecilian choi will be "Why Christ Came." "The for grades 6 to 9. At 9:30 aim, "true Religion," at the II a.m.from 3 to » p.m. with the roast in attendance in the v-abyfold. will present a musical program will chant the liturgical texts. An Holy Spirit" will be the evening there will be children's church vent" will be the subject of R»v. service. Nursery classes for pre-beef dinner .served (torn 6 to Ha rJan C. Durfee'i - sermon - at At 10:30 a.m. a "Coffee Hour- evening mass will also be offered subject. , for the pre-prlmary depeitmeni school children are in session dur- p.m. It will be open tomorrow ; will be held in the kitchen for al CONGREGATION BNAI ISRAEL at 8 o'clock. Lindal Brown will preside al in the old parish house, and foi both aervlces Sunday, at ft 15 ing the service. - from noon to 5 p.m. and two mag- a.m. and »:« i.m. The Sacra- church school teachers. Rumson Daily mass Is offered at 6:25, the Lord's Table al both serv grades 1 to 3 in the new parish The Young People's Society will ic shows for the children. At 12:15 p.m. a coffee hour wil Late Sabbath services will be- 7 and 8 o'clock. ices, assisted by George Sher- house. At the 9:30 a.m. family ment of Baptism irtU be observed service, the rector, Rev. Dr. A. meet Sunday at 7 p.m. In Fellow- The " deaconesses will meetat the second service. be held for all single young ad- gin at 8.30 tonight. This will be The novena devotion in honor ol man, Roy Osborne and Charle Allen Attenborough, will conducl ship Hall. Tuesday.' at 10 a.m. in the Church school will meet at ults in the youth parlor. Consecration Sabbath and 42 stu- Mary's Miraculous Medal and the Emmons. Kenneth Noland will di- morning prayer and preach the The Rifle Club will meet on the church louage. ' 9:15 a.m. and botti'Junior HJ«h At 6:30 p.m. the Westminstei dents in the Hebrew, school will service of Benediction of the rect congregational singing. Pray Rev. Mr. Scott will conduct Fellowship for seventh graders be consecrated as they begin ers and Scripture readings wil sermon. The 11 o'clock service indoor range Wednesday at 1:30 and Senior High Umled. Presby- Blessed Sacrament will be heli also will be morning prayer and p.m. The Bible study clan will staff meeting In the study Tues- terian Youth groups, wia. meet will meet. The Westminster Fel- their Hefcrew studies. on Monday at 8 p.m. be by Charles Whittle, Ralpr day at 11 i.m. ' lowship for eighth graders will They are Dorothy Grant, David Johnson and John Kondrup. sermon. The Junior Young Peo- meet in Fellowship Hall at 8 p.m. at 7 p.m. . • The sacrament of penance will' ple's Fellowship will meet in thi The radio instruction clus will The Session will meet Wednes- •also meet at that time. Grey, Felice Gutowitz, Ronn Classes for various age group - ' -'''-•— - •- ; • be administered on Thursday parish house at 4 p.m. for,dis- day at 8 p.m. In the conference At 6:30 p.m. youth seminar Leibowitz, Andrea Mendelson are conducted Thursday evening: meet in Fellowship Hall Thursday from 4 to 6 and from 7.30 to cussion following the viewing of room. PILGRIM BAPTIST study classes for high school stu Tina Morris, Gerri Schulman, Su at 7:30. The adult class is dis- at 7:30 p.m. ( p.m. On Saturday it will be ad- a film strip: "The. Genius of Ang- The board of trustees will meet san Stansky, Bruce Warshauer, cussing "How to Teach Private- , Red Bank dents (grades 9-12) ministered at the regular after- licanism." The Ladlei' Aid Society. will Thursday at 8 p.m. In the con- At 7:30 p.m. the Youth Fellow Rita Spiegelbord, Wendy Kaplan, ly." have its. Christmas party in Fel- Key. H. L. Morgan, pastor,.WtD noon hours (4 to 6 p.m.) but ii ference room, conduct, services Sunday at 11:3* ships will combine to view thi Mark Rosenthal, Francine Gor- the evening only from 7:30 to : The executive committee of St. lowship Hall Tuesday, Dec. 11, at Mrs. Glenn N; Appleyard, 211 motion picture "A Man Called don, David Greenslein, Ellen Is ST. THOMAS EPISCOPAL 7:45 p.m. ".m. • ' • . ' '..- • p.m. and following the evenln, John's Guild wil) meet in the. par- Rlveredge Rd., New Shrewsbury Sunday school will neet at 10 Peter" in Westminster Hall ti I'rael, Danny Katsin, Amy Komar, mass. Confessions are also heard Red Bank ish house Tuesday at 10 a.m. will entertain: the Evening Circle M.:-.'.-- • . '• '• •". which the public is cordially in Lisa Wiener, Paul, Zager, Marsha after the Monday evening serv- Services will begin Sunday witf St. John's Guild will meet Ii A FAITH REFORMED In her home Thursday at 8. p-m. vited. Zeisel, Jay Cotenoff, Shari Brier, A; prayer meeting win; be held ices and daily, except first Fri- Holy Eucharist at 8 a.m. The 9:30 the home of Mrs. Henry S. Ger- Hazlet Wednesday at 7:30 pjn. . ;-. The week's schedule includes Amy Lehrer, Martin Stess, Na day, during the 8 o'clock mass. a.m. service will be a corporal' mond, 3d, Little Silver Point Rd. The "Holiday Fair of IWl" will Navealnk Tomorrow — 7 p.m., monthly moi Swartz, Gerald Houtkin, The adult instruction course foi Communion and breakfast to foi Little Silver, Wednesday at 2:30 be held In the educational wing of METHODIST ST. JAMES, EF!SCO>AL supper meeting of Senior Couples Paula Kaminow, Debra Kaplan, Catholics and non-Catholics con- low for the men and boys of thi p.m. the church from 7 until 10 p.m. Rev. Richard I. Hoye will brln. Eatootown Club with Richard Applegate, whc Bruce Kugler, Fred Linden, Ter tinues on Monday night at 8:30 church and their guests, served The Bible study group .will mee tonight,;and from 10 t.m. until the messagi at the 8:10 ajn. Sun- There will be a celebration of recently returned from Russia as ry Mond, David Natelson, Jo-El- In Red Bank Catholic High by the Senior Youth Fellowship. in the parish house Thursday 10r p.m. tomorrow. day worship service. Sunday Holy Communion. Sunday at 8 a member of a group sent by thi len Ross, Donna Ross, Todd Sher school's hall on Broad St. This At 6 p.m., the Senior Youth Fel 2 p.m. • chool . Holy Communion and ser- man, Marcy Silver, Frank Wal- Sunday, the first day of Advent, • > witl» classes for all ages, New Jersey Department of Afri- Monday's topic will be "The krwship will meet-at the church, Holy Communion wilf.be admin- «•*• «-1*4* ••«»< * *"imy mon by Rev. Philip Broburg will culture, as speaker. ter, Gregory Coben, Kenneth Church is One and Apostolic." A Mission Committee meeting HOLY COMMUNION * - -- ti provided at the morning wop be at. 10 a.m.,-Church school is Monday — 9:30 p.m., Prayer Grayzel, Steven Yellin, Lee Kel will be held Monday at 7 p.m. in Istered at the 9:30 and 11 in. Father William C. Anderson will EPISCOPAL services. "There will be the fourth ship service. alto it 10.a.m. ... Therapy Group will meet in the ler and Roy Pressman. be this week's lecturer. Thi the church. Fair Haven Chester W. Hendricks, Jr., is Tbe annual parish meetmg will church parlor; 7:30 p.m., youth Rabbi Gilbert S. Rosenthal will Wednesday at 7 a.m., Euchar- annual roll call and reception of course Is open to the public. Holy Communion will be cele- new memberi, Sunday school will organist Thi Senior Choir re- be held). Monday at 8 p.m. Re- stewardship committee will meet preach on the subject, "A Tale The parish High School of Re- ist, and 7 p.m., Scout Troop 11 brated at 8 o'clock Sunday. Fam- hearses Wednesday at 7:30 p.m.ports will, be given and election In the youth parlor. 8 p.m., lec- of Two Brothers." Cantor Sidney ligion for public school students meets. ily service at 9:30 will be morn- meet at-9:30 and 11 a.m. The Paster's Cbolr rehearses of wardens and vestrymen will be ture to new members on "The Scharff will chant the liturgy, as- will be conducted in the parish Thursday at 7:30 p.m., Junioi ing prayer and sermon by the The Pilgrim Youth Fellowship Sundays at 6 p.m. held: Meaning of Church Membership" sisted by the Bnai Israel Choir room Thursday evening at and Senior Choirs rehears* rector, Rev. Charles R, Law-will' meet'at 6:30 p.m. and the The Vestry will meet. Wednes- by the ministers in the chapel, under the direction of Leonard o'clock. The Grammar School Christmas music. rence. The II o'clock service wiL Senior Youth Fellowship, will ST. ANN* CATHOLIC day at 8 p.m. : ' ' Tuesday — 1 p.m., executive Sehlosberg. Candlelighting time is Confraternity of Christian Doc- Saturday, acolytes meet at be a celebration of Hoh/ Com-meet at 7:30 p.m. The adult Bi- Keanaburg committee of (he Women's Asso- 4:10 p.m. trine for public grammar school p.m. with Mr. Simmons and Mr. munion and sermon. ble class .will meet at 8. .p. m Sundiy. mar-eswill be at 7, 8, with Rev- . Theodor'•" J e C. Muller]!" , 10, 11 and noon. ST. MARY'S EPISCOPAL ciation will meet in-the Combs- The members of the Methodist children will not be held Satur- Reason. The Junior Fellowship Keyport De Voe Memorial Room; 8 p.m. Youth Fellowship of the Red meets at 6 p.m. St. Margaret's Guild will hold condMctlrij the lesson. ;• Dally masses win be celebrated day, the feast of the Immaculate a puppet show In the Knollwood . except on first Sunday services begin with adult Bible class taught by Dr. Bank Methodist Church will be Conception. The Guild for ChrlsUan Serv-l!*.' *** morning-prayer at 7:45 a.m:, fol- Bush will meet in the church par- guests at the service. BAPTIST ' School, Hartce Rd., tomorrow al when the hoar* will be Msgr. Emmett A. Monahan is 2 p.m. • ice will inert Wednesday at lowed by a celebration of Holy lor. The floral donation for the pul New Monmouth J:JO and • stm. pastor, assisted by Rev. William p.m. - •'•'..•• Communion at 8 o'clock. Wednesday — 10 a.m., Prayer pit is being offered by Mr. and C. Anderson, Rev. Richard A. The'church Bible school meets The annual parish meeting will The Men's Brotherood will meet On Holy Days, masses will b be held in the Fair Haven fire The family service' Is conduct- and Study Group will meet in the Mrs. Seymour Friedman in ob- Leadem and Rev. Florian J. Gall, at 9:30 a.m. Sunday with classes Friday at 8 p.m.. offered at 8, 7, 8, », 10 and 1 house Wednesday evening at I ajn., and at 7:30 p.m. • ed at 9:30 a.m. at which time the chapel; 1:15 p.m., Christmas servance of their 25th wedding an- for all ages. church school * meets. Morning niversary. Refreshments will be o'clock, preceded by a dinner al Confessions will be heard Sal meeting of the Women's Associ LUTHER MEMORIAL Rev. William E. Bisgrove wil BAY SHORE COMMUNITY prayer will be conducted at II ation in Westminster Hall al served after the services. , speak on "The Language o 7 o'clock. o.diys, first Tbursdays, and on Missouri Synod Lutheran • East Keansburg the eves of Holy Days, from 3:30 o'clock. which the newly-elected chairmen Sabbath morning services are New Shrewsbury Faith" at the Communion serv "The Search it Over" will, be There Will-lie a celebration of of the circles will be installed; at 9:15 for the junior congrega ice at 10:45 a.m. A nursery am PRESBYTERIAN to 3 p.m. and from 7:30. to 8:30 "Eternal Life Insurance," will Uncroft the sermon topic of Rev. Rich- p.m. Holy Communion Wednesday at 8 p.m., Christian Education Com- tion. Senior services wil begin be the sermon topic of Rev. Dan- the children's church are provid- ard,R. Schwartz at the 11 a.m. r a.m. and Friday at 8:30 a.m. mission will meet in the Combs at 10. Rabbi Rosenthal will preach ed for those up to 8 years Sunday school is held at 9:30 BipOsms will be administered iel D. Reinheimer for the 10:41 a.m. service Sunday. Sunday school every Sunday at 1 p.m., and ar-Holy'Communion Is celebrated at De Voe Memorial Room; 8 p.m. on the portion of the week. Can- a.m. service marking the lasi age. The ushers are James Willi, will meet- 9.30. a,m. 9 'a.tn. oh holy days. tor Scharff will chant the liturgy, "Certainty Amid Danger," wil rangements should be made a Prayer Therapy Group will meel Sunday in the Christian church Albert Griggs, Thomas Roberts A nursery will be provided by [A kiddush will be served aftei be the topic of the sermon b week In advance of .the baptism. Alcoholics Anonymous will meet In the church parlor under thi year. Sterling Rauscher, and Larry the Youth Fellowship for the Com- Wednesday at » p.m. the service. Rev. WilKun J. Mills at the II Rev. Edward A. Corrlgan U leadership of Mr. Ewalt. He wil A nursery will be provided foi Scott, Jr. munion service. ' ; Sunday morning services are a a.m. Sunday service. , pulor and Rev. Stanley Levan- present the ninth In a series o small children during the serv- At the evening service at 7:45 The new fall confirmation class 9:15, followed by a class in Jew dowsUand Rev. Anthony Lulsittl ' FRIENDS MEETING talks on "Fruits of the Spirit' ice. The Sunday school and Bi the pastor will speak on "Serv The Westminster Youth Fellow will partake-of the Lord'i supper ish law with Rabbi Rosenthal areasslstanti. ' Shrewsbury ' ' ., entitled "Self-Control." ble classes will meet at 9:30 ants of All." The young peop- ship will meet in the church Sun- for the first'time this Sunday Sunday school meets at 9:30 an the Religious Society of a.m. pie have charge of the music. day at 7 p.m. Devotions will b« morning at 11 o'clock. TRINITY EPISCOPAL GEORGE'S-BY-THE-RIVER 11 a.m. Friends, (Quakers,) meets every ST. Sunday evening the Cottage The midweek prayer service i in. charge. of Kay Young; and The board of trustees-will meet , Red Bank EPISCOPAL Firstday. (Sunday,) at 11 a.m. The Sisterhood consignmem Meeting Bible Class will meet in at 7.30 p.m. Wednesday. the discussion topic led by Do- Sunday at 7:30 p>m. - in the Holy Eucharist will be celt Rumson shop at 34 West Front St., Red . Firstday. school for .religious ed- the. home of Mr. and Mrs. Lar- Wednesday the Ladies Aid So reen Hayes will be, "Topic foi church hall. •'.,':.:, brated at 8 a.m. Sunday, by Rev On the four Sunday afternoon Bank, will open Monday at .. Peace Makers." • , . ucation ol children raeera at 10:31 ry Dassow, Middletown, at ciety will meet in the Fellowshi "Work night"-for the men.and) Canon Edwin W. Tucker.. Foi In Advent, beginning Dec. 2 am a.m. The Hebrew High Schoo; a'jn. All are welcome. p.m. to discuss the epistle of St Hall at nooh for a covered disl The Session will meet In the women will be heM In the church lowing the service there'will be continuing through Dec. 23, then class meets on Monday at -4:50 James. x luncheon. The social committee church Tuesday, at 8 p.m. • Tuesday at 7 p,m. ! • : ' , a corporate Communion breakfast will be special services for thi p.m. with Mr. Orgel. Tlie Bna Monday the stewardship and will be in charge of the arrange- A square dance tor adults wl "The job is done" will be the for the men and boys in the Advent season. This Sunday after- Israel Tweeners will meet at : evangelism committee will meel ments. Mrs. James Griggs 'wil be held tonight In the church subject (or the Womeni Guild parish hall. Canon Tucker will ad- noon, there will be a service o p.m. at 8 p.m. have the devotions. . sponsored by the Ladies' Aid So Wednesday morning at. 9:30. dress the group. Holy E.uchirlji choral evensong beginning at Th Sisterhood will meet Tues Tuesday the Luther Memorial Thursday the Sky-Pilots meel ciety. There will be a card'party at I and church school will be at 9:11 o'clock and concluding at 5. The day evening at 8:30. Women's Society will meet al at 7 p.m. and the young peopli p.m. Wednesday. a.m. Holy Edcharist will be cele- owcan men's and boys' choir will sinj Wednesday morning at 10:30, 8 p.m. at the Christ Church par- meet at 7:30 p.m. CONGREGATION BROTHERS brated by the rector. Rev. Canoi the service consisting of thi the congregation will play host K ish house, Shrewsbury. Friday, the Bykota meets aftei OF ISRAEL Charles. H, Beit, and the sermon canticles and the psalms and METHODIST members of the Rabbinical As- The adult class will meet at the school. Long Branch will be given by Canon Tucke; I regain special anthems. Atlantic Highlands sembly of Northern New Jersey parsonage Wednesday at 8 p.m A symposium will begin tonigh' Holy Communion will be ob-at 11 a.m. Sunday, Dec. 9, there will be who will meet at the synagogue and the building committee meets REFORMED on the subject of religion in thi served at II a.m. Sunday. There The Deltas will meet at 7:30 similar service of choral even The Sisterhood will cater a lunch at 8 p.m. New Shrewsbury public schools: The symposium Is a nursery for pre-school chil- p.m. Sunday. . . " long. On Sunday, Dec. 16, a nei eon in honor of the guest rabbis. The trustees will meet Thurs- Rev Isaac C. Rottenberg will will be divided Into three partj- dren during the -service.' The The annual parish meeting, wil my health? service for Advent will be held |The trustees will meet Wednesay day at 8 p.m. at the parsonage, observe the first Sunday in Ad- the religious view, the legal view church* school will meet'at 9:30 be held in the parish hall at known as the Advent processioi 'at 8:30. Following the meeting, Friday the members of the vot- vent with the sacrament of Hoi; and the educators' .view,. Each p.m.' Monday.' There will not be with carols. This service orifiin- the members of the Chevra Ka Communion. - a.m.'' -.'; i ' ,- •'•;'• -.-• ing body will attend a retrea] viewpoint will be discussed sepa- The Senior Youth Fellowship meeting of Alchollcs Anonymous ited at King's Chapel, Cambridge, dlsha (the Holy Burial Society) at the Beacon Manor Motel, THE TRUTH Music will include "A Wlntei rately at a different service oil will meet Monday at 7 p.m. in and the Alan on group Monday, England, and is sung there dur will be honored by the congreia Point Pleasant Beach, begin- Song" "Postludlum in F." The Friday evenings. Tonight, Rabbi the.upper room, with' Mn.Rutn Moly Eucharist will be celebrat Ing the Advent season. It consist tion. Chairman of the evening wil ning 8:30 p.m. anthem by the choir will be "Hi Rafel G. Grossman will discuss IN THIS Olsen, leader. The WSCS ex- ed at 8 and 10 a.m. Wednesday, of Advent carols, scripture read be Sidney Kaiman. Rabbi Rosen Shall Reign Forever." • the religious view. Among thi ecutive meeting will be at 8 p.m with service of healing at 8:30 GREAT BOOK ing, Advent hymns and proces- thai will deliver a brief talk. Ushers for the 9:30 service will problems to be dealt with is thi ST. AGNES CATHOLIC in the church.' apd 10:30 «.m. The sewing grou sionals. Post-bar mltzvah classes wil, be Ellwood Hendricks, Harolc Supreme Court decision concern; CAN HEAL TOtT Atlantic Highlands The Intermediate Youth Fellow- will meet at 11 a.m. The vestr; Sunday afternoon, Dec. 23rd, meet Thursday afternoon at 3:45 Giblin, Donald, Ganson and Clar- Ing the Board of Regents prayer Masses will be celebrated Sun ship will meet Tuesdav at 7 p.m. will meet it 8.1> p.m. the traditional Festival of Niro and 4.50. The adult classes will ence Jones, and at the 11 a.m. in the New York State publii Yes/ you can. be healed—n» days at 6:30, 7:45, 9, 10 and 1 in Fellowship Hill at 7 p.m. Mrs. Lessons and Carols' will be held, meet Thursday at 7:45 p.m. with service, Robert McConnell schools. An open forum will foi matter how serious the condi- a.m. and at noon. Edward Santos is leader. St. George's by the River This will be the fifth year thai Mr. Orgcl, and at 8:45 p.m. with Charles Jones, Fred Colmorgei low each presentation. Miss E tion or how long it has co» Weekday masses will be offered , Saturday at 10:» a.m., kinder- this service has been held at SI Rabbi Rosenthal. The rabbi's lec- and James Woods. leen Goode, daughter of Dr. ah Waterman Avt. ..Rumson at 7 and 8 a.m. garten grades through sixth wilt tinucd-ifyouwillprayerfully George's. ture will be on: "Jewish Ration A work-day will be held In thi Mrs. Macy Good*, will offer thi Baptisms will be administered rehearse for the Christmas pro- seek the truth contained.in. alism in the Moslem Era." church Saturday at 10 a.m. mitivah sermonette. An onei The Reverend Canon every Sunday at 1 p.m. gram. . . . - • ihi*'great booh, Science and AM.E. ZION • Daily evening services are Junior Youth Fellowship wil shabbat reception will follow, George A. Robertslmw Miraculous Medal novena de- Health with Key to the Scrip Red Bank 7:30. votions will be held Mondays meet Sunday at 6:10 and Senioi i Holy Communion will be cele- Youth Fellowship at 7:30, both in HO1INES3 turei by Ma^y Baker Eddy. , 8 p.m. EMMANUEL BAPTIST Long Branch. brated at 11 o'clock Sunday morn ST. ANDREWS EPISCOPAL Confessions will be heard Satur- White Hall. - Atlantic Highlands Sunday , school ' arid. junior Ing. Rev. Dr. Charles E. Bourra Morganville A Family Night will be helc 8:00 A.M.—Holy Communion You may read or borrow' days from "4 to 5:30 p.m. and The ppastor. Rev. Howard M. will preach. The Sunday schoo Tuesday. The supper will start church will nieet at 10 a.m. 9:30 A.M.—Holy.. Communion Science *nd Health free of' Highlands from 7:30 to 9 p.m. Ervin, will preach ddie'g will meet at 9:30 a.m. at 6:45 p.m. and at 7:45 a brief Scripture lesson and prayer METHODIST Religious school for public at the morning and Communloi service for the side will be con- 11:00 A.M.-Holy Communion charge; at |ny Chrlsti»n Sci- Weekday pr«vr services an congregational meeting will be Sunday worship service Is nt grammar school children will service Sunday at It a.m., thi ducted by R^v. E; H, Lawrence, /.'••••.*•. and Sermon • ence Reading Room. The held Wednesdays al 8 p.m. held for the election of new con- a.m. Sunday school meets at 1. meet Sundays at 9:45 a.m. High evening service is at 7:30, Rev sistory men. DMtttr, Monday at 'I p.m. bk can be purchased in-red,, Home Missions will meet In thi Holy Communion will be cele- school confraternity classes will A. Merle Sluvter, Christian «n In Westminster Halt,' ' " 4:00 P.M.-Choral EvensongT church Wednesday at 7:30 p.m, brated Sunday at 8 a.m. be held Mondays and Tuesdays The confirmation classes mee ,, Men's and Boys {reen, or blue binding at f) Missionary Alliance missionary I, ind .will be lent postpaid on There will be a family servic at 7 p.m. Wednesday, the first year group to Peru, will be th* guest speak- . Choir ST. ANTHONY'S CATHOLIC each Sunday at 10 a.m. Children at 6:30 and the second year group er. Rev. and Mrs. Sluvter are dn •eq'eipt of check or money' will come to this service witl at 7:30. In White Hall. Chritrianand | §uiujay's at. 4 During Advent ; Red Bank ASSEMBLY OF GOD furlough, and are Making their '>rder.-- :' : - '• . parents and leave for their Sun Shrewsbury The Golden Fellowship will hold Masses ar« celebrated Sunday home In Nyack, N. Y, They wwit Missionary Alllanctf December 2 . day school classes after the Its monthly meeting In White Hal Choral JEvensong •t 7. 8, 9, 10, 11 and 12 o'Hock. Sunday service will be held at to Peru In June, 1939, and were Creed. At the family service Hol> 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Sunday Thursday at 11:30 a.m. located In the city of Nuanuco PRAYII ANO IIILI • December i Confessions are heard Saturday! Communion will be celebrated on from 4:31) to 6 p.m., and from school will meet at 10 a.m. on the eastern slopes of the, Andes STUDY H,OUIt Chortl Evensong . first and third Sundays, and the CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY 7:30 lo 9 p.m. Bible study will be held Wed- for 15 years. While there, a large v December 18 ' second, fourth and fifth Sundays Atlantic Highland! 1V«Y TMUHSPAY Baptinu aro at 12:30 p.m. nesday at 8 p.m. church was constructed and the | Advent Procession with- Carols There will be a celebrated on Church service and Sunday Sundays. There will be a ladles' prayer present Bible school. For the' l:fJ0P.M! i December 23 - Jloly Communion Wednesday at meeting Thursday at 1:30 p.m. school are held at 11 a.m past two y-irsi they have been 271 krGHLAND AVENUE resMvalof • The Miraculous Medal Novena 7 a.m. Holy day services will be Wednesday testimony meeting Is working In the steal city of Chlm- v Christ's Ambasiadon will meet 1 . Nine Lesions and Carols is held Mondays at 7:30 p.m. and officiate at Morning Prayer on tonight at 8 p.m. There will be are 1:30 to 4 p.m. Tuesdays and bote on the coast of Peru. Slide* ..'• jBiis^M.^-i:- ,,.. lha Perpetual Novena tq St An- vicar. Rev. Donald MacLeod, wil a prayer service tomorrow at at 8:15 p.m. Reading room hours of their work and native cos- thony Is held Tueadiy at 7:30. announced. AIL ARE WELCOME you, art inviied Ahn Friday Evia, 7)304:30 7:30 p.m. Saturdays, except holiday). tumes will be thowri. • i Mon. tnru Sat. 1H» BAPTIST teona/is BIBLE BAPTIST CHRIST EPISCOPAL R£O BANK REGISTER The Yowi* Aj|8t JUrittfl Twathlp Shrewsbury will go ie* *lcMisf tcMW) Religious News Rev. Gilbert -.»«& will briof Today Is tt» first d*y of Ad- n<»tm, vm-\ /jbury Park. , : METaoourr Jie ntssags tt lie Communlos vent tad the Ftwt ol 8t' A* Ccw : *ervice kt U a.m. drew The M Church school ^^ j Ked Eaok Mlddtetown Coin K*ek day at 9:49 a.m. The sermon TTie Saerame/it oi the Lord's This Sunday has been desig Bible school meets at»;« a.m. Today at 4 pan, the confirma- Rev. Samuel U Penta Supper will be administered at nated Pledge Sunday. Members with classes for all ages. tion class for children preparing preach at 11 a.m. Sunday on the it »t (he. 11 a.m. service will be Evening worship service is at to join the church will meet win "Any Room?" A nursery is avail 8:30 and 11 a.m, Sunday. There and friends of the parish will be subject, "God's Chosen Servant." will be no 8:30 a.m. Communion. asked to pledge their-support to 7 o'clock. Rev. Watt will bring Rev. Aruelm Broburg in the par- This Is the first of a series of able during the service. The the message. ish house. The adult class will Smart buyers shop now .Lord's Supper will" be (Swerved The Communion meditation by the church for 19M. • Advent sermons on "Christ, the Rev. W. Gordon Lowden will be meet at 8 p.m. end the fellowship offering wil Bible Sunday will be observed Bible study and prayer hour Servant of God)" •> portrayed in on the subject, "In The Fullness will be Wednesday at 8 p.m. Pas- Sunday, there will be a cor- be taken. The Senior Baptist and Rev. John E. Bates will the four servant songs of Isaiah. of Time." Music will be directed speak on the topic, "The Word oi tor Watt will be in charge. porate communion and break- The Senior choir will be directed while selections are youth Fellowship will meet by Herbert BurtiJ. Youth Fellowship Night is held fast for men and boys at 8 a.m. ' p:30 p.mi The evening servic God in th* Scriptures." New by Mrs. Charles Clowes.. Church school meets Sunday members Mill be received into Thursdays at 7:30 for those 12 Father Brwburg will conduct the Sunday school it at 9.45 and win be at 7:30. The sermon topic years of age and up. communion. Foster BeeuWkes will be "the Calling of A Proph at 9:30 and 11 a.m. At 9 JO Pey- the church tt the service of com- there will be a nursery during at their peak—and ton Wheeler leads a class lor ad-munion. . Rev, Russell E. Ebersole, Jr., and John Wood will attend the the 11 o'clock seryloe. et" will be the guest speaker at wor-rector. Rev. Colin G. Brown of ults in the natter's office, while Mrs. Qeorjje Hartmann, organ- The adult Bible class will meet The Mary Martha Circle wi Rev. Kerry Rot* leads another ship service at 11 a.m. Rev. andNew Zealand will speak at the meet Monday at 1.30 p.m. at the ist, will diwct.tiie choir. Soloists in the church tonight at * o'clock. adult class In the Youth room. Mrs. Ebersole are missionaries breakfast prices are way down home of.Mrs. Lillian Nielsen. will OS Ml* E*wug Kehrer. U«h- In the Philippine Islands with the The Helping Circle will meet on Classes for 9th and 10th graders r» will Jbt Gterge Hartmann, Ther# will be no 9 a.m. or 11Wednesday at 1:39 p.m., in the Midweek prayer and Bible of church school meet In room Association of Baptists for Worlda.m. service. Instead, there will study Will be Wednesday at onwr, fucks. ,J«m Poyner and Evangelism. home of Mrs. Herman Trauti on 215. (»sld1rnii«aison> There will be be a single parish Eucharist at p.m. Bucks Mill Rd. Ce-hottass is Mrs. The IYF convenes Sunday at 7 nurjstry.fcr.small.children dur-, The Bible Adventure Campaign 10 a.m. Father Broburg will cele- Joseph Moreau. p.m. when Becky Metzler will will continue through Thursday, brate Holy Communion assisted CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Dec. 7, and is for boys and girls by Father Brawn and seminarian The Reformed Church Youth 8ed Sank lead the group in discussion of will convene at from first through eighth grades. feUowsblp will meet in tf "Judaism and Christianity." The Deacon Horn* of Pretoria, South The need (or spiritual vigilance the leadership ot Misses Helen Frank and Esther Africa. Fattier Brown will preach cbureb Thursday tt T:» pJB, will be stressed at Christian Sci-MYF program for Sunday at 1 toMt p.m. Is on the topic, Wages of National Child Salva- Congregational singing will be led ence services,thi» Sunday. tion are conducting the campaign, by St. Gregory's and St. Mary's M0NMOUIH REFORM Is It Worth It?" The .._ choirs, with Norman Afcert at or- Keynoting the lesson-sermon en- Wesley Fellowship will attend (he TEMPLE titled "Ancient and Modern Nec- cers Wednwdsy at t:U. The TRDflTY EPISCOPAL gan. Crudfer, torcobearers and Shrewsbury evening service at % o'clock to caiirstoas program win be server* will be David Bishop, romancy, alias Mesmerism and hear the oratorio, "King David.' Matawan ' Rabbi Richard P. .Stembrlnk Hypnotism, Denounced" Is the pianne* at this Urn*. The schedule of services for Robert CorneH, Richard Swensoo, The Ministry of Music tnd FiM will offidat* at Sabbath av* serv- Golden Text from Romans; On Saturday, the Adult Social Sunday, is: 7:4$ a.m., matins; 8 Robert Walker and Richard ke, tonight at S:«. The Sabbath God be for us, who can be against Aru will present the "Xing; Daw Group will hold a potlucknmwr a.m,', H6ry Communion; 9.30 Wood. U" oratorio by Arthur Hoaegger candles will be HndJed by Mrs. us?" at 7 p.m. la Fellow»hlp HaU, to sun., .family service, morning The church school will meet at Irving Cohtn. Tte - committee ~ * at$ furi. In the sutuary. be followed by a program, of en- prayer and church school; 11 This" 10 a.m. instead of 9 Sun- members tor tonight"s service) are -LEGAL NNICaK • tertainment and fellowship l«d by a.m.. Holy Eucharist and ser-day. Due to mis scheduling, there Monroe Deotscfr . and Frank by the chancel choir, narrated by Mr. and Mrs.'Homer Hie*?. All mon; 12:30 p.m., holy baptism; NOHOT .m. at the home of Mrs, Stew' story sermon for children, en- the clUU «C saM Deceased Mil - light breakfast will be served aft- titled "Clean Hands or Dirty?" audited W4 staled tyr tt. ~ seph OotUer, Pauline Schoening, art Miller. Circle 2 will meet er the service. " • ,''••• • EMBURY METHODIST or the Cottar <( Jtonmeutli _ .. Eleanor Benolst and Herbert Bur- Thursday at 8:15 p.m. at the An oneg shabbat will follow the ported rorvMUnuM to Tin Monmoulti home of Mrs. Ned Irland. Circle Holy Communion will be cele- Little Silrer '59 Thunderbird a rare find County Cool, FroWt Division. OD Frl-tisv This major production by, the services. Hostesses will be Mrs. •day, in** MwuwMwuwuu dayy o( Deumbai will meet next Friday, Dec. 7, brated Tuesday at 8 a.m., The Advent season will be ush-Irving Cohen, Mrs. Samuel Ru- A. a, 1M& 4M3S tfdk choir will open the Advent sea- A. a, 1M& 4M34M3SS tfdock u, • at 9:30 a.m. at the home of Mrs. Wendesdsy at 10:30 a.m., and Fri- ered in with the administration of benstein, Mrs. Bernard Schwartz, the CountCt nty CoiCi n oowew . Monument am on. . Court matt.'VnMii, New Jelkev! Theodore Hynson. day at 6:30 a.m. The sacrament the sacrament cf Holy Commun- Mrs. Prank Singer, and Mrs. Jo-This car, we think, is a "standout" in every way — at which 1AM AW&tUm wUl bestead The Acolytes for December are ion Sunday at the 11 a.m. serv- for Uia a&omiie* of Commissions The Youth Fellowship will meet of penance will be administered sepn oiaugnter. Counsel-ret*,.DlmMon* for DutrlbiiUon Ray Rebscher at'S:30, and Rob- tomorrow from 4:30 to 5 p.m. ice. clean inside and out, new-looking as the day It rolled and DUcoarie of Kiecutrl*. ert CraMree at 11 - a.m.- IJSbers Sunday, Dec. 2, at 7:30 p.m. at Dal** IfoVimber Sth, A. C. 1»SJ. the home of Mary, Border. "Chris- The Episcopal Young Church- Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. El- BAYVIEW PRESBYTERIAN out of the factory. Note Cruise-O-Matic transmission, . VmCBKZA RAMPINO, (or December at 9:30 a.m. assist- n DeFortit Avenue, tian Freedom" will be the topic men will meet In the parish hall bert will give the altar flowers in Cliffwood Beach ing the head usher, Fred Maton N. Jv of discussion, led by Michael May Sunday evening, following even- memory of their pstnta, "Better Kindle the Fire" will radio, heater, power brakes and steering, power win- are Howard Aiken, John Buzzell, eiir.. ATMS. • Ztftr, and Jon Miller. song. Miss Terry Hall will he the Sunday tfiere wiH be a din- be the topic of the pastor's medi- R. Dean Coddington, James Lu discussion leader. - dow lifts. Rich midnight blue, a car that marks you The. next meeting of the ner and program In thetarion Sunday at 11 a.m. Holy ker, Zoran Prokic, James Ritter, The Women Of Trinity Episco^ church hall for the entire family. Mstor's study group will be held Communion will be administered a man of discriminating taste. Only one, seen among I40.M Robert Stout, Russell Uhrenholdt pal Church will meet Monday' at Mrs. Walter Hunsberger and her during the service. Westminster rhursday at 8 p.m. in the study.' if once and Eston Whelchel, with Rich- 8 p.m. committee are in charge of the Fellowship (ages 14-18) will meet the holiday specials now at English Agencies, well- Take Notice t)i*t-application hu been ard-Moore and Peter Calvert sub- Alcholics Anonymous will meet s made to the Mayor and Council of the dinner. Rev. Mr. Barrett will be at 8:30 p.m. Borough of Heir, Hirsiribury, N. J.. to stituting. CALVARY BAPTIST Tuesday at 9 p.m. in charge of the program, which The annual bazar will be held known dealer since 1004. Iranifer to ^Kraelrtf Spot, Inc.. T/A srh Usher* for the 11 a.m. service, Oceanport will include making preparations ° £1*1 §?<* "" Premises located CENTRAL BAPTIST tomorrow from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. . lit 1202 SrSemor* ivimie. New Shrews- assisting the head usher, Chester for Christmas in the church and bury, N. J* Uw Ranuy- ReUU Con- Sunday service is at II, am. Atlantic Highlands sumption UWM C*. heretofore issued Apy, are Eric Arperti Ray Bowy- in the home. CHRIST EPISCOPAL tev. Ross Britain will be-the Rev. Harry W. Kraft will ENGLISH AGENCIES to The Spirit Spot, Ittt, T/A The Spirit er, Robert Dawsoo, . Richard The Woman's Society of Chris- Middletown Biut, tot On p»ntl**i located it 12U pest speaker. preach at the 11 a.m. Commun- Sycamore ATCIU*, Ntw Shrewsbury, Dougherty, Howard lUig, Rodney tian Service will meet Tuesday ob- Sunday school meets at 9:45 ion service Sunday. Loyalty' Sunday will be Monmouth & Maple, Red Bank SHadyside 1-6000 Lancaster, Arthur Poyner, Wil- at I p.m. in the home of Mrs. Jiicb.rd U Mldsm, President , m., and youth groups at 6:30 Pilgrims, Pioneers, Ambassa- served Sunday. There will be a 20 Devon Court, Mew Shrewsbury, liam Stewart, Doaaid Walker and Richard Brounley, Middletown. m. dors and Baptist Youth Fellow- celebration of Holy Communion Isibcl H. WdMn. Secretory Victor Witek, with Billie Graves The Christmas program will be ship groups will meet at 6:30 p.m. at 8 sun. and a service of Thanks- 20 n»ron Court, Hew Shrewsbury-, and Arthur Peters substituting. Rv. Mr. Britain will speak presented. giving st 4 p.m. There will be no igain at the evening service at followed by the evening service Sheilay iL &reoran. Treasurer Altar fjowers for Sunday are Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Fuller ire family service at 9:30 a.m., Hut > Branfotol Orel*, New ahrewsmayShii , :30, ' at 7:». Rev. Mr. Kraft will the gift of Mrs. Uroy Phifer and chairmen of the Christmas deco- there will be Sunday school class- Prayer meeting is on Thursday preach and communion will be Richard,.- U children in remembrance of bus- observed. rations committee of the church. «s. There will be no 11 a.m. serv- » DeW Jfeir Khrtwltmrr, at 7:30 p.m. The survey of the 1 d f*Uber, respectively. Tuesday at 8:45 p.m. the Girls On the committee an*Mr. and ice. • - 7J«mn r. Corcoran, They are also presented by Mr,Scriptures.,course Is at S p.m. Mrs. Harry Soitts, Mr. and Mrs. o Braninrtf Circle. New Shreweburx, GuOd Fellowship will meet in the •MdMrs. Robert Kirkland. Jr., in The senior young people will home-of Miss Shirley Knight. 115 diaries Fokom, Mr. tnd Mrs. REFORMATION Isabel k. Kadien EV.LUIHERAN memory of their uncle, JainesM. meet in the church at 4:30 p.m.Highland Ave., Atlantic High- Richard Brounley and Mr. and 20 Devon Court Hew ShrtwrburT, Sarris* Mrs. Ernest Voorbees. Mrs. Ful- West Long Branch theba 1A' CorcoraA* Creeters at the church doors tin Youth Retreat at Piaebrook, SETS' *M»" ler says the eoutnlttm Is plan- The Advent season will begin , g Bradford circle. New Stirewsburv, •ung to begin with afl- arrange- Sunday. Holy Communion will be Snndsy Include Mrs. Robert J. East Stroudsburg, Pa. - and. annpal Christmas Party. i pieni aaj speeUlctriens of IMIiSJns; ErkUnd, Mrs., Warren W. Far- ment of holly, prepared by Mrs.administend at tne 9:30 and 11 'rJngton, Mrs. George Schmidt and No KING OF HNGS LUTHERAN Harry Ruoff. this Sunday and adda.m. services. Rev. W. Robert at tlii Office oFtl Oswald will preach on the topic, iimedleteiObjection*,y : laIf ,surjr , ., *boul4 bron* tnsjdw a*. Mrs. Harry E.Hotchkisj. when you «dVe« '• Rumson. NOTICE tt mtvauxt *->o» juxavm • .... SocUl Action Commit- •' EBTA1X OF ALFBID t VONDEB- tee orgtnlratlonal meeting Is to- ' • . 'V '$775 lUUHLL, nfClAMD. , night at S p.m., room Jli Notice Is hereby, given thai the ac- count! oCUM'scboeriokra, Bxeetitorf ot The library Committee meets -the "lat"late of aiid Deceaied wUl M aadltcd andd ataled by the Surrogate of Monday at 7 p.m. in the library. 'the- County «f Monmouth and reported for •eiUement to The Monmouth coun- The Commission on MUskms '58 Plymouth is stop-look red •1} Court, Probate Dlrlaion, on Friday, meets at 8 p.m. in the conference the Fourteenth dar ft December A.D.. U62. at »M o'clock *.m., at the room* County Court Hotue, Mooument and Watch the heads turn wherever you go. This is the ., Court. Street*. Freehold, New /eney, The interdenominational pnyer at whicIch Itime Application win be made and study group meets Tuesday -. for the -^Uowiuice of Commlaaloo* and convertible that stops traffic — sleek, sparkling, frisky Counsel fees. at 10 a.m. in Roger Squire Me- Dated November Sth, A. D. 1BJ2. • , HARJT A. VONDXRUUHIL, morial Chapel. The sewing group as a new pup. Belvedere model with radio, heater, n Beeonc.i BlStreett , will meet-from 16-3, with a Christ Ru H. J. E 1 A. VONDERMUHLU maj luncheon at noon, (in room power steering and brakes, automatic transmission. US East nth Street, 112), The Wesley group will play OUTXX c. MTOOLDS,' volleyball tt 8 p.m. What-a wonderful holiday gift! One owner, and a fan- 68 WllUam Street. New York Ctty (5), N. T. The Tuesday evening Adult Ed- tastic price, means it won't last long. Call now, you'll Messrs. Scheaca. Smith * King, ucation program continues on the Counsellor* » L*w, text, "The Christian Family Liv- JAMBOREE 19 Washington Street, find many outstanding buys in American car trade-ins HorriJtown, N. J. ing," by Bishop Werner. ,Thls group, taught by the ministers, Jost a few «i the savings youTl find throughout the at your Volkswagen, dealer, store! Yoa save more cash here en every quality lteml ' ' TA* BASE KOTICB meets in room 112, at 8 p.m. * -OF SKAL BSTAIK IN TUB The Woman's Society of Chris- ; TOWIMsTH! OF BOpfDEIi FOR CHECK OVER THESE ... , 1 tian Service general program for «>F TAXES SHREWSBURY MOTORS INC. Publlli Notice I* hereby riven that the theme, "We Hear the An- the undersigned, th* Collector of Tax- gels Sing.'* They will use both (Authorized Volkswagen dealer) •s of the Township .of Holmdel, County BELOW COST VALUES! 4he chapel and the Fellowship public auction In U» Townfislp Me- morial Han, Cnwiord'*> Comer-Everett HaU for this meeting. Hostesses Shrewsbury,Ave., Shrewsbury 741-B500 Road, Holmdel, N. J. on the 2Sth day will be Circles K and L. el December. )MI at l:M P.M. the (ol. SAVE 10.61! lowing rtaKrlbed lands: •, The Married Couples' Bible dis- IDEAL'S SPECIAL SaJd lands wUl be *ol HSS. aa computed In church school building. (Room the lolloirtng list, together with Interest on said amountrfrotn the first day ol211). July ma, to the date ot the sale, and KING ZOR $ costs ot sale, lite,subscriber win sell A "Tea for Shoppers," spon- :ln fee to the penoa who bids the sored by Circle 'C. will be held amount due.'subject to redemption at the lowest rate of Interest, but In noThursday, at the home of Mrs. Regular 20.00 case exceeding (6) per centum per an- Biddle, 116 Broad St., Red 1 TOYS num. The' payment for the sate shall be made before the conclusion of the Bank, from 2-4 p.m. •ale or the property will be re-lold. duormt—i to b« $1.00 or mera volut. Cash or certified chuck only will be The Commission on Education OUR PRICE •zcepted Jn pajrai 'Any parcel o_i real, property f< convenes Thursday at 8 p.m., whichi them shall Lbe DO othe,..,.r .patch* • r will be: alrac*.. or-f end"sol sold ttto the (room 112). Township of'Holmael for redemption at (8) per centum per annum and the "Young Adult Activities" night njnlpjl~ pujltc f sshalh l havvee thtrwe sasamme rr«mee . will be Thursday at 8 p.m., In SAVE 10.12! .. .IDEAL'S dies and: rights' other purchasers, Jocludlng th ll to bar or foreclose Fellowship Hall. tli' right o mption. ThB sale shall bee made aand con The church school nursery con- CRYING THUMBEUNA ducted in .accordance witith thth e provii. renes Friday, Dec. 7, from 9:1S- •1™ of the slatote o[ the stale of New Jersey entitled "An Act, concernInj 11:30 a.m. (rooms 110-111).-The unpaid taxesi and assessments and oth- er municipal eharces on real property. New Brunswick district minister's DOLL Q88 •nil tlrovldlnf lof the collection thereol dinner meeting will be held In by the creation and enlorcement ol $1,495 Hens thereon (Chapter » ot Title 51 olFellowship Hall, Friday at 5:30 Regular 20.00 each the Revlatd Statutes)," and acts sup- p.m. The chancel choir will sing 9 jilcmeniaVy' thereto and amendatory group, of Christmas carols at •At-anj*lime before the sale the un- SAVE 9.21! . . . IDEAL'S dersigned will receive payment of the conclusion of this dinner. amount itue or) ur property with In- GILBERT'S CHICANE '60 Plymouth wagon a top buy terest and; ooM t» to the time of pay. A new adult study group for m"it. , ' ' ,v • ' •' ' couples will begin meetings Sat- KISSY DOLL The lands *o subject to sals de- 97 ' floriberl • In >«co0rdaflc« with the tax urday, Dec. 8, In the library, RACE SET dunllcale iriclualn..^ g the name of the Here is one of the finest wagons we've seen at the ftwnerto hi BtfeWQ-othowrjont thtne'lase t tax dupli- :onvenience of the members. Regular 18.00 O 79 catectc , and ththee aggregate of taxes and REG. 24.98 othor municipaall echarmn rgssl which were a The chancel choir will give a 12 price. It looks brand new — has the custom styling }l?n thereon'omn ththee Brat day of July irogram. .of Christmas carols MM exclusive,ed -• , —however• , ' of Uie Hen OUR PRICE fpr taieVfoP'the" year' 1»83, lugmenled by soloists, In Mart- that usually costs a mint. Automatic transmission, listed below." SOK) State Hospital, Friday, Dec. 8 REMCO radio, heater, power steering, back-up lights. Striking .... AMOUNT 14, at 8 p.m. Elizabeth FMbtlHoro, Falmer "Ave. 1 Middle Rd. I.OJ acres 1.89 79 blue-and-white model that will make you the envy of & ImiTti, Blk. M, lot 11 .-.-% 27S.B1 CONGREGATION BAZOOKA GUN HWdlcWwn COM. Ualn Bl. V, SHARK CAR acre k lrnpti" Blk. 11, Lot 15 91.79 BETH SHALOM (Traditional) ' W* reserve) Ui» rliM to limit aosolltln. N* 4«*jen. Ne laynrara. the neighborhood. Only one, see it where you'll find Frank 1, O'UOOMll BwT. 34 10 No mail er pkeaa enters, nisei will eooUnae mm iippl? i, enhstasMI. REG. 10.00 ocrea * ImpU. Blk. if, Lot * 1.008.S0 Red Bank 4 Ihrry srrimaS. Ulfolt M. 3.70 some of the best station wagon buys anywhere —< your >v acres Blk N, Uft ~ •••• ".« Sabbath Eve services are at Arthur BcinaWe, HolmiHI Rd. .80 ncrei * impts. Blk. IS 1:10. Sabbath morning services authorized Plymouth dealer. Lot 40 _^_.,_^ ....„ tl.U begin at 9:30. Rabbi Albert Hol- OPEN SUN. S. lotI . *Corp' IkntKir ,Humon .... y «. — lander will deliver the sermon on S. 1 CorpirBarmooy Park S lots ..i"..i.iu.-.-...._ii.- SM.03 an "Parental Blindness." Jun- 10 a.m to 6 p.m. Daniel Bptadley. 1st,, Hwy. ior services begin at 10 o'clock. SILVER MAURICE ^SCHWARTZ & SONS - ,t • .&5 acres *> Impti. .—^ 1T4.81 Manuel TeTxlera, Centuvllle Robert Goroff, a {student of the OFF. RAILROAD STATION, LITTLI SILVER SH L242I nd. iM.4iaeres k ImpU. Blk. DAILY 9 to 9 141 W. Front St., Red Bank SHadyside 7-0787 DO Lot M ...... - A.j(i»..™ religious school, will present a Y tummary of the Torah portion of FftK PARKIN* IN RIAR Collector of Taxes it,. ,.,_-u Nov. ao,,Dec.-.i.MtM IM.M th«| week. ,wt , SaSttfc Suwex-and War-.oouoty with wore Om Its NEW Wto BAMC BOOSTER but *»*** red Couotiw would facretae the laod ojl f»rm» U nMmenwn, w» A , JW.ow V»» vum^t "*« Tlree-Foorths of State Covered By Farms, Forests, 16-?idaj, Nov. 30, ffl i amount of woodland within &eir the eommftt** predlcw! « *"9 wffl • simulate tifi,»tm^ t#m. decUne by 1*76. pentture* «nd ) - Atom* Toe committee skid Hut %y remaining croptond. It also said ris, Ocean, Fassak:,''arid Sussex rs,byl97J. per- cent of their land Atlantic, (hree-fourthi. of the land la New 1975, farms and woodland would increasing demand for wood County ' are". more .than half It predicted has been devek>ped.by>j3podyear Jersey, the most urtxn state In decline 7 per cent, still occupy- products will require better man- \r% up. Farms and pasture land oc- covered by woods., V , May, Cumberland and Gloucester Aircraft Corporation., Ktwlll be the nation, is still covered by ing two-thirds of the state's area. agement of forests. 1 Woodland acreage will de- cupy 25 per cent of the state's Counties wouW Increase the used to test nev/jniat«jAls de- (arms,; /pastures, forests and Hudson: County, on the. other But it said the decline In farm The report said- 45 per cent hand, has no forest or woodland cline from 2,148,000 to 2,080,000 area now, and the committee amounts of farm and pasture veloped to protect' spaetoehlcle* woodland, the;state Soil Conser- acreage, coupled with a sharp of the state's land area is now predicted this would decline to by as they re-enter, the vation-Committee reported to- while Bergen, Essex and Union by 1975, the committee estimated. lands within their borders increase in population, would re- occupied by forests and- wood- The o mosphere. day. quire better conservation of ttie land. Atlantic, Burlington, Mor- Counties have, more than 1975.

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SECTION TWO FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1962 7c PER COPY $tf. 36 WideningDe Until Next Year It appears that the state Highway Department, know when' federal approval ments appropriated1 $1.5 million Once completed, the plans will The businessmen feel the- bar- and modern- aaid the plans are still In the would be forthcoming.- last year and Info, announced in be seat to the federal road rier would divide bayfront areas hands of the federal Bureau of August thifaa additional $2.3 between Keyport Besides widening the highway bureau for Its approval. From the rest of the bayaton Public Roads for its approval. million had been" allocated to Highlands will not into a four-lane artery, the state He laid be did not know the a»a, and would produce a defi- The project cost is being un- complete the prelect. nite economic hardship* in the way/uaW early next plans to Install a 32-inch barrier status of property negotiations derwritten by the state and fed- down the center of the highway, Mr. Sommtrs said; some work for that phase of the work. northern part of the county. eral governments oa a 50-50 idd'be'started' in- the winter t-Stat* officials said yesterday it basis. The Hrit phase also includes The proposal to build a con- State officials, on the other months. He noted,': however,-, that ' n determined exactlv Mr. JSommers said' once the modernization and construction crete barrier down the center of hand, take the position that the the bulk of-construction probably will be'begin on the plans are approved by the federalo( an overpass at Six Comers Rt 36 resulted in i. storm of barrier has proven'its worth by woyld-not be started 'until spring: reducing accidents, and has been p_,._— et the project-Key. agency, It takes about four, to in Keyport. , :, protest ;/rom, highway business- endorsed by ntuneroiw public of- Uort.'toKeansburg. five weeks for bids to be re-Cost of the entire project—Key- men. ' ' ' ' As for the second-half of the ficials. ' , .Tbeistate originally planned to ceived and.contracts let. port to Atlantic; Hi ghlands-Jias project —. KjanJburg to. Atlantic jecauM of the/barrier, left star} work'on'the project thfs He said .the state .has acquired been set at approximately' $3.8 Highlands —' Mr.! Sommers,' said hind;turns woujd be.restrictexi tp Officials said the State's pri- oast Hlh property' needed", foe the* project. million. •_ . plans are-aiill being;prepared JUghaodiei at selected intenee; mary responsibility to- .(he people John'Sommers. spokesman Mr. Sommers' said he did not The state and-federal" govern- fof,that,phase, r, ,.',V ., tkms*' 'I * in-the area of. safety. Katchen Outstanding |L£ Concert By ELEANOR MARKO It was during his second selection, Son-:, chorus the artist board- members aid friends at - RED BANK—The worldwide reputation ata in F Minor, Opus 57 ("ApBAjsfonata",)-; Etcher-in'honor-of their >n and of pianist Julius Kitchen >*aa confirmed.here by Ludwig van Beethoven, that' it becaipe! ' ' 'The' Wamtless"audience relaxed—so did jwife.- last njg))t. His concert for the Momnouth evident that' the concert artist seemed dlfc Mr. Katchen, and. tne concert continued with Applause brought Mr. Katchen back to Arts Foundation brought the capacity audi- , rurbed. Some metallic sounds were carrying the Inspired work of Franz Schubert, Fan- the piano at the)concision,of the.program, ence to its feet with an ovation rarely heant't; through the celebrated jtaiterwork. He com- tasy in C Major, Opus IS ("Wanderer)", with two'«ncores.' Mozart's Sonata, in C Ma- ^ Brith last at the Carlton. pleted .it-brilliantly. "Then, quickly rising i MORE APOLOGIES jor ("In An 18th'Century-Drawing,Room"), The concert chairman, William D. War- from the bench he walked off with the apolo- and the Introduction and ROndo Caprlccioso nighthaard, James Pack, right, of fhe Congrats of Racial 1 At intermission more apologies were ex- ters, proudly told Mr. Katchen that "This gy that he couldn't continue until the "extem- tended to the, guest artist by Mr, Waiters. by Mendelssohn. And,-as' a'parting,gift to Equality. (CORE) describe his experiences in Core's was the first time a solo artist has attracted poraneous noise" was stopped.'. Mrs. Katchen, the pianist's wife who pre- Red Bank, he added Schumann's. Vogels ais 1 firs} Freedom Right and sagragation in the. South. With a full house.' .;i'•" :•*>'• A guilt complex seemed to sweep through fers to listen to her husband frdm the wings Prophet ("The Prophet Bird.")' • hlrrj it* Ernest W. Karlin of Hailet.Jodge president. "Mr. Not trying to hide his pleasure, Mr. the audience. For those who knew they had ; instead of in the audience, explained that Mrs. Katchen leaves today with their son Katchen captioned it: "Local boy makes there has been a variety of such disturbances Stefan for Paris where she will, open their muffled a cough or two, it was an agonizing Peek ii'.'«ditor of Cora's "Cor«i»for" and hat written good." ' .' .-rr ;: r • • in -the life, of the pianist who first made his home in preparation for Christina* and ,the a number of articles en race relation*. • The 36-year-old pianist opened the con- five minutes until Mr. Katchen returned— professional debut at the age of 11.' continuing concerts of her husband in Europe. cert with the tender ''Jesu, Joy of Man's De- again with an apology,- ... . . "But never banging pipes . . . we'll have Mi*. Katchen will join his wl(e Dec. 7-but siring" by Johann Sebastian Bach, a piano He explained that the heating .system— to add this, to our list." Calmly, she re- first, he will appear on the :"Tonlghf Show" arrangement by the distinguished pianist My-. not the audience—had made.him stop. The minded the .pianist, of another concert loci:.' Dec. 6, , j ,;• raHess. ' .'''. "•.'••. •'• . , . ,' ;'. cooling radiators backstage were hammering. dent in. Indonesia that topped last night's. It A WORLD TOUR. ' . ' ., New Jersey was a dog. fight .outside a tent in which the •. He-will be playing almost daily concerts artist.was performing, "This, too, was dur- from Dec. 9 to IS in German/, Therf to Lon- / ing the 'Appassionato,!,", ho said, stoically, - don, - The first of the ye»rp he starts!« world Offer Merchants Advice , Brilliantly,, the Long. Branoh-born pian- • tour,' Turkey, India, Slngapore;'it»t<:months News Briefs ist completed the coicert with Johannes in Australia, two weeks in Hong.-Kong and RARTTAN TOWNSHIP — Bml- possible appearance of Abe Mat- ID other action last sight the Brahms' Intermezzo, Opus JI8,.Ko;6;, Caprjc- the Philippines, six weeks in-New-?ealand', nessmen along Rt. 36, who will ten, cfclef appraiser for the state board: cio, Opus 76, No. 2; Intermeao, Opus 11B,' and then back for concerts in "England and By The Associate?-Pros -t »* Highway Department, at its Dec. No. 2 and Rhapsody Opus 79, No. 2;'Fred- be affected by the proposed Instructed zoning officer Wil- Germany in. June.' .-'.'••••" 13 meeting to discuss the situa- eric Chopin's Ballade in A fiat Major, Opus THfiNTON-Bids to construct Momt Hauy "to-return a $171 liam V. Browne to investigate - : He will return to America for the summer dualizatfon of the highway, have tion. 47 and Berceuse, Opus 57 and the dramatic New-Jersey's $1 million pavilion tine to a heavy equipment complaints from residents of the where he will perform with, the Philadelphia been advised to seek legal as- Approved Variance Locust Trailer Park about the Hungarian Rhapsody No., Vf. by Frani-Liszt Symphony Orchestra at Roblnhood Dell, sum- at the New York World's Fair operator and suspend Urn for —a study in quick contrasts. Will fte opened Dec. 20. two days without pay instead. sistance in their property trans- Two weeks ago the board ap- 'numerous swap-shops" along mer home of the orchestra. • proved a variance for B & GRt. 36. '. Mr. Katchen's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ira State Treasurer John A. igi- H» conniiafiM laid Ibe the actions with tiie state Hi^iway Asked if he had enjoyed-playing/in Lin- Lumber and Supply Co., West Wtindrew approval pf a vari- Katchen of Eiberon, were among the long- imposed'On Geerge Emmow, Department. coln Center in New York last week,, he said vick jand Paul. L. Troast, chair- Keansburg, to relocate its build- line of distinguished county residents seen 'of ihe' Department of Roads, ance to Monmouth Beach Con- ' "definitely not.". He still prefers; Carnegie man.jof ihe New Jersey Tercen- Thekadvlce came' last night ing on the same lot because the at the performance. The couple were hosts was too severe. struction Company, because.of Hall for piano recitals. The .acoustics were tenary Commission, said arthi- fromiUbert Gi Mascb, chairman state Hifjjmay Department re- possible •'ideomplete ' service" 01 io• more -.than' 200 guests, Monmouth Arts Ibe township manager not to his liking at the center.- , ; ' - tecteitural plans have been com- of tne Zoning Board: of- Adjust- quired. 1,520 square^feet of_front-notice of tBs hearing. ' «rder*d the One after finding pleted lor the $1 million pavilion ment, as the-board-took steps age for the widening of Rt. 36. Apprrfyed variances for set commemorating New Jersey's ;' i guilty, of charges that to ease any transition that may wsa ntpaasiMe for damage Ttis marked itbe initial case back aid 'side' line "relief for 300th: anniversary in 1964. i be necessary by the businessmen heard by the board and unveiled Stan Semiattz, » Roland PI.; to Ney Jersey -was the first stall to J Diesel. Caterpillar by at- because of the highway' widen- fewtagtttob the possible,6«*dJhips of other enclose a porch, and John J, to apjjiyfor.space, sign a ' ing. Emmons appealed. Rt. 36 busia^seqen faced with Wamock,.112B«ttianyRd.l'to •nd tiesign a pavilion for 'Hardship Case- the proSe«n.rof relocating thetr construct an'attached-garage and 1964« fair. ' .Civil Service CommJssjaaer bustness; es^Jitishmenta. breezeway. . '. Edward M. COroy cooeaoded Mr. Mas* said "a lot of peo- Th*,itatfr legislature has- »• that tmmearwss patf efittl- ple are flow* aoout-U^way mat- propriaied 1500,1X10 MWaNt '• fa* «•' die* t|» wtft&fevdters aji being conducted," .fand atruction cost of In the Cattrnjfcr's fgftor. added there appear to he "nuury The rest of the money is hardlWp'caiw.'^v-.V "--'••'" sought from.Dtivate id the desreTaf his \m .... ATLANTIC! CTTY (') reapoasfliSty In TAtuCT Cleah-up Campaign Atlaptte City Expressway light of the failure of >ad yard, the City Com* level before ordering the fiict th* Wonmouth County Bar ough of substandard housing has Frank Boden, board, president, misi on/ has disclosed. ' \t Diesel engine started." Assoclalito ' for assistance' and run into a snag — no money. sa-id he would ask' the1 Borough A nap' stowing the plan war It seems':'tflat th^ health Council to appropriate funds in unveiled ai -the commission', , TRENTON—Mayor Arthur J. The board has requested the agency, through its sanitarian, next year's •budget for the board. patted on first reading an and says former Alabama state glajhway Department to has completed condemnatkm pro- The board also will discuss ordlsaoce providing for a $7M,- ic Safety Director Floyd provide-if with complete details ceedings on 16 buildings located with the-attorney'the question'of 000 {bond Issae for acquiring appointing James Davis to the nfann applied, for and was of- about the properties to be af-in the borough: '" ', post:of plumbing inspector. He land! and improving streets con- fected -|y the dualizatioo of the Owners of the buildings were ferer the J12,000-a-year job of finished first In a Civil Service necting with the end of the ex- highway;.;, .'...- . ; advised that they had specified Trenton public safety director. test for the job. ' ; pressway. Mr. Masch reported the board time, limits* during which to According to the map, the But Holland said yesterday is makujg arrangements for,the either repair'or; demolish the H was. noted that he already railroad will build a new, smal- Mann.Informed him be was no structures. - holds the. post of water pian'l ler station two blocks north supervisor. , Board members longer interested in the job here, Francis Cappadona, sanitari- ef the present site, which is want to find out if he could bold that he had accepted a a posi- Settlement an, informed the board last both posts. , . between Missouri and Ark- night ..that the time;limits have «ua> Ave.-,-'. tion with a manufacturing firm ,„ tMr* Davis ..also' must present in Georgia with more pay. Hol- expired on aJl the structures inf id* credential and agree to Approved ' i question, m said the owners land said Mann: had been inter- tenns' 'of Uie beiWty ordinance, HJ walkout by 55 FREEHfjIp' — A $5,?0p, ^ttl*- have taken no action to either wUch requires tiiat the plumbing GRAHDNI6HT — Concert pianist. JuftujKa*ch«n wi»H the two impo'rt'nt "womtn employes at Bell Telephone Lab-viewed by city officials and ment has .been approved" by Su- repair or tear tijam down, Inspector 'not '.'engage in' 1 serioj a" yesterday by a company Knight for ^injuries, suffered by procedure to-be followed when ough. ,, . , .'" • '.. . . ; night's Red Bank performance. Tha orchids were presented to the two ladiej on spoke ;man. ; pressed with his qualifications.' Mrs. Lillian. Cojes,. 1?2 Belmont an owner refuses to act is for This requirement was adopted b'eh'alf of ths concert committea by .chairman William Wartert at left, Ave., Long Bfanch, Oct 13,1957. Thej 55 assemblers gnd Wiremen the borough to tear the building by the board as a method of re- NEWARK—The president and Mrs. Coto.W«r liwi * bf.f. a left I leir jobs' yesterday to atvic- e president of a Jersey City ss down and biH the owner cost of moving fedward 'J.'-Davis-from car drlvenj; by John Monk,k'' SST., tend meeting to protest assign- doll firm were found guilty by the work. , • .. the inspector's post. a serviceman,then .slatiooed at ment Vif their, work to non union a federal jury ' yesterday of No Money Mr. Davis is the father of technicians, according to Joseph Fort Hancock and now of port Core Area Aid Sou^tii receiving $5,000 worth of stolen Board members said they were James Davis. Williams, president of Local 1061. Eustij, Va. 'Mrs. Cotes' was rep- fabric. Convicted were Judson informed that tie borough had The borough was successful in Communications Workers of resented by Clarkson Fisher of COLTS 1JECK - Application the purchase of a 40-acre trac A letter from the county Shada Hornstein, the president of Etone no funds to do this work. forcing Mr. Davis to quit the Amer|ca. Williams said the com- Long Branch, and1 the defendant for park and recreational facili- Tree Commission,;'notifying tha Doll Co. of 112 Bay St., and The board . decided to meet post. He refused'to agree tore -was made to the federal govern- pany i suspended the men from y Richard Asbury ties. committee that it had approved Jules Airman. The jury deliber- Porter et: Wednesday nigh* with the. bor- frain from prying Ms trade in ment for! $245,000 lor a gram Workj yesterday. The company Park. -Mayor Moreau said the exac a $1,200 appropriation toward tha ated 90 minutes before returning ough attorney to see whet could the' community while serving as toward the cost of the Commun- 1 spokesman said the walkout was plumbing inspector; location Is not specified. Such ancost of planting shade trees along the. verdict to U. S. District be done to solve the problem.: ity -Core area 'by the Township a surprise. He said the cause Judge. Anthony T. Augelli. l\o Traffic Deaths area, he added, is called for in cgunty roads in the township was would, be determined. Th? strik- Committee' last .night. the master plan, and the town- received. ' • The men were charged with CHICAGO (AP) - Piainfleld, ing union members are employed Mayor Joseph 1. Moreau, Jr.ship would also apply for Green An ordinance was Introduced buying velour—a fabric resembl- N. J., was one of three title* in on aft open shop basis. aid the federal government had Acres funds toward the cost of setting forth specifications which ing velvet—after it had 'been the 25,000 - to • 90.600 populatldn Board Has made available such money on acquiring such property. would increase the ^ gravel base stolen from a truck In Newark. range that had no traffic, deathi matching-fuhd'basis through on new .roads- from (pur to six TRENTON — The New Jer- Hornstein and Altman contended this'month according to figures the Housing and Home Financing inches. The requirement for a sey Civil Service Commission the- shipment was sent tb their released by the National Safety Of Schools'Budget Agency. two-inch bituminus . topping re- today ordered the township of plant by mistake Council. It Is Now mains unchanged. Public hearing Mayor Moreau said "There is and final adoption of the ordi- FAIR HAVEN - At a public state for approval before it' can no guarantee we will receive nance Is scheduled .for- Dec. 27. be submitted to public vote. such funds, but we are eligible Colts Neck [meeting last night, the Board of Mayor Moreau, explained that the A public hearing will precede and there's no harm in trying Education sketched out a budget change was necessary to elimi- adoption by the board at theto get such a prize." th'at calls', for M49.549 to beFebruary polling. Township nate wavy surfaces on roads con- $490,100 Cost structed on hills. raised by local; taxes, Last night's trial balloon, in- COLTS NECK - It's official. The mayor explained that the Plan Meeting If adopted In' Its preliminary flated cautiously, added up to a The new name of this municl- form, which is doubtful, it would gross .total of $585,382 compared op figure, which could be esti- The committee will set up a maW to complete tha niunici- PB'"y l» now Colts Neck Town- represent a $30,154 increase over to $552,718 last year. meeting with the Marlboro Town- 1 the current "year. Major. Increases In the curpa-l structures on the 31-acre core ship, replacing the former tl- ship Committee to* discuss the For the past (our years, the rent expense budget, which ten- site on Cedar Dr. is $490,000. tie of Atlantic Township. boundary alignment through a ilr Haven school board has en- This would Include the state po- tatively totaled $532,270, are de- At last night's Township Com- proposed subdivision in the west- the final stages of budget signed to cover teacher salary lice barracks, the municipal ern portion of the township. wilding, library, garage, and mittee meeting, a letter was re- with public Itam-by- increase) which will accrue Un- The mayor was authorized to >ther facilities,, he said. ceived from the state informing dlscusslons designed to der the current salary guide, meet with the New Shrewsbury The committee also authorized voters aware of how find possible Increases tor principals, the governing body that it had mayor and council to discuss the he mayor to negotiate toward is are reached, a full-time librarian, who would received official notification, of 64'/4-acre section of the township divide time its Dec. 13 meeting, the between the two the Nov. 6 vote approving the separated from the main part by will adopt a preliminary schools. remedial reading name change, the Earle Ammunition Depot. it, which must go to theteacher, and the services of a Newy Doctors The area bounds New Shrews- The secretary said that as of psychological consultant one full TRENTON, (AIJ) - The state bury borough and is on old As- day per week. Nov. 15, the official designation bury Ave. New Shrewsbury has Andrews Hanged Board of Medical Examiners an- Election expenses < were or the community would be Colts expressed an interest in the land. LANSING, Kant. (AP)-Low(ll nounced today It has issued phy- doubled,- with the expectation Neck Township. •"'; Andrewi, JJ-year-old Unlver- A resolution wu adopted au- that a referendum on building a ilcians' licenses to 18 New Jer- At the November election, vot- of Kansas Uudent who killed ers thorizing the committee to tem- new school will be presented iey residents who passed Its *pproved tha name change porarily borrow $300,000 at 2 per > father, mother and, sister, next spring. by a 431 to 413 vote. The com- hanged today., He was In- lov. 14. examinations.- cent Interest from ,the Central 'Philip Roy, president, said no a laiUo to Jeriey ible and calm on the gal- Those who passed the medical * ii2 f-fJ Bank nn,d. trust Co., Free- 1 ipeclllc plans For a "middle ballot following the receipt of aa | •* - - •just as he had been from cense examinations from Mon hold, as needed toward the con- school" have been ma.de, but af- petition requesting It. struction of UM cor* ana. day he admitted the kllllnts mouth County are: firmed a prior announwnient Already designation changes (fllir years ago. • • that building Is contemplated. Francis D. McGuIre, IA Bor- have been undertaken, notably Custom TaMa Pads KENNEDY and Soviet Deputy Premier Anastai I; Mlkoyan met at the; v Ch»Utmai Trees! Concerning teacher salaries, Jen PI,, Long Branch; George 1 '.he sign on the post office Is In Order now for *« Holidays. White' Houia yaitarday and agreed U. S. «nd Soviet Union will continue nogotla- 15,000. Your choice $1. Wreath), Mr. Roy slid no salary guide In- R. Withers, 38 Howland Ave., Call 741-2846', Shop At Home. Serv. roping, Huhn's, •"!?" St., Belmaf. creases, are proposed at this ong Branch; Lester Don Simon, the process of being lettered Ice. Sherman's, 20 Braid St., Rod tiom on,,Cuba. : 11 . ' . ," , . (AP Wiraphotol. -Adv. tttsi " :: ';' -• • WalfhIU Ave,, Oceanport. 'Colts Neck, N. J, Bank.-Adv, • 1' j *TA*TS 18-Fridty, Nov. 30, 1962 RED BANK REGISTER HOLMDEL — A crafts pro- 1 TV Key JRIDAY TV gram, sponsored by tba.Holodel youth Activities Association, will arc _WC8*W .WABO1 I —. be available from J:3(1 to,3:30 _;WNBC-TV _WO*TV 4 p.m. at the elementary school Mailbag Oantll JVNEW-TV U. _WP*%TV tomorrow and Saturdays, 'Dec. FRIDAY AFTERNOON FRIDAY EVENING » and 15, it was announced, by Question—I recently saw Rob- 12:W Mrs. Kenneth Wlliey, chairman. ert Walker, Jr., in two TV per- 2-Love of Life 4-News and Weather Thi* presents a new opportunity formances. He was excellent in 4—First Impression 7-News for girls In the third through both oi them, but I preferred 7—Ernie Ford—Variety 11—Three Stooges the "Route 66" segment. The eighth glide* to o>*k* git* and, 9—Science Fiction Theater 13-What's New-Children "Ben Casey" show was a bit on 11-Merry Mailman decorations suitable for the the melodramatic side. He cer- 13—Russian For Beginners •' • • " «:» • Christmas bMUtays. ____^ tainly resembles and sounds like '-Weather 12:25 1:2* his late father. I can't remem- 2-News ber who his mother is although I r-Sports ATLANTIC know she's a famous actreaf. •' • 0i25 Please fill me in. 2—Search for Tomorrow 1—Capsule Comment 4—Truth or Consequences -Mrs. F. W. Albany, N. Y. ENDSTOWTE 5—Cartoon* Answer — Robert Walker, Jr. 4-Local New/ 7—Father Knows Best has certainly caused a big stir 5-Mlckey Mouse Club with the fans. Our mailbag has 9—Memory Lane 7-News BRANDO been filled with questions about 11—Rocky and his Friends 9—Zdorama—San Diego the young actor. At this rate, 13—Parents And Dr. Spock 11—Robin Hood—Adventure he should become a big ttar In 11:45 13—Profile: New Jersey MARTIN no time. Walker's mother Ji ac- 2-Guldlng Light 1:41 X-foiifl tress Jennifer Jones. U-Merry Mailman-ChlHren 4-Weather 12:55 5SSS£= Question — Are Bobby Darin 4-News 4-News SATURDAY and Jimmy Darren brothers? I •Focus On The News ONE DAY ONLY know they spell their names dif- 2—Burns and Allen—Comedy 7:00 ii s -r Bwonwo lot ferently but they certainly look 4—Leave It To The Girls 2-News ON OUR STAGE alike. 5—Cartoons 4—Whiplash—Adventure -M. W., Toledo, Ohio 7—Dr. Hudson's Journal 5—Assignment: Underwater "DR. UNO" Answer — The two acton are 11—People Are Funny 7—Hennesey—Comedy not related and, quite frankly, 13—Fun At One 9—Merrytoon Circus ruu - ©i* OUB I don't think they look alike at 1:21 11-News 1 BIG HOBKOft HITS all. James has the "pretty boy" 13—Russian For Beginneri SHinOARO ACQUAINTANCE-Charlotto Austin mutt features which make him truly 5-News SUN..MON.-TUES. 7:11 Jack Hogan, a professional card sharp •ssigntd by a handsome while Bobby's good «wrnroot» STOTDAT Weather looks can be best described as 2—As The World Turns staamship lln» to gather pertinent information about m 1—Local News "NIGHT PEOPLE" — Gregory Peck stars as a U. S. off-beat. As for acting, I'll take 5—Movie—Drama shipboard suicide, iii "Cheating ChsaW oi> "General 7:11 Army counter-intelligence colonel and Swedish actreis Bobby. Many of Darrin's dis- 7—December Bride—Comedy Electric True", Sunday, Dec. 2, 9:30-10 P. M., EST, on senters have put him down for ft—Star and Story—Drama 2-News Anita Bjork portrays an undercover Soviet agent in his film acting but I think he has 11—Best of Groucho—Quiz 7:25 the CBS Television Network. "Night People" on NBC-TV's "Saturday Night at the shown evidence! of growing as 13—Time Now For Music 1—Weather 7:M an actor in his last few screen 1:50 Children with neglected hear- Movies," to be broadcast in color Dec. 1,9-11 PM, EST. 2—Rawhide—Western performances. 13—Higher Horizons ing, problems repeat grades four 4—Shakespeare 1:55 MOVIE TIMETABLE 5—Roaring 20's—Drama RED BANK times as often as children with Question — My family never 4-News 7—Gallant Men—Drama normal hearing, according to the thtmmt«nm* misses "My Three Sons." It's 2:M CARLTON- MIMS SCCMPMM trmW. 9—Movie—Biography Menctairiin Candidate l:0O: 7:00 Hearlruz Aid Industry Conference. TV Key Previews our favorite show. I tWnk the 2—Password - . 9*30 U-Jeffs ColUe-Drama SAT.-Kiddl» Show. Cailoone * three boys are so very good 4-Merv Griffin-Variety 13—Compleat Gardener Kiddle Feature • Tall Stranger Tonight's top television shows and a boon to discriminatini Please print'one of your inform!' 7—Day In Court—Drama Uancburlan Candidate 5:09; T.-30; as previewed and selected by TV adults. (Color) 7:30 p.m. NBC tive biographies on each of them 9—Speak-Up-Education 7:45 8UN.—>fancliurlan Candida!* 8:00; Key's staff of experts who at- -M. H., Paterson, N. J. 11—Divorce* Court—Drama 13—UN Review—News Analysis 4:«O; I:OO; »:». ROUTE M. "Hey Moth, Com EATONTOWN tend rehearsals, watch screen- Answer — Tim Considine, who *:M Eat the Flame." Unusuall DRIVE-IN- MATINEE1P.M. ings, and analyze scripts in New plays the oldest boy, is 21 years 13—Science Corner .1—Invisible Man—Drama Kartooo Kiralval 7:00: Piralti ol NOW PLAYING absorbing story, beautiful] old and has been acting since he 'Festival Of The Arts Blood River «:gO; What Ever Hap- EVE 7 fc • York and Hollywood. played by Harry Guardino and 2:25 pened to Bab; lane 9:36. was 10. His first role was oppo- 7-News 8: JO SAT.-Carto«tie 7:00; Plratea or Blood in ."SHAKESPEARE: Soul of an talented youngster named Micki site Red Sketam In tiie movie 2—Route 66—Adventure River 8:00: What Evef Happened to 2iM BaBr J*ne °.°3>>' tadlM Man 11:00. Age." A magnificently produced Sholdar. As an alcoholic, piano- "The Clown.'' He has appeared 4-Slng Along. With Mitch BUr/.-A Very Private Affair S:06; 2—House Party 9:U; It Happened In Athene »:00. and photographed tour of the playing, ex-con who reaches des- in many films; the latest was 5—Texan—Western 7—Seven Keys LONG BRANCH CONTINUOUS area around Stratford-on-Avon perately at straws to help him Sunrise at CampobeJlo." He be- 7—Flintitones—Cartoon 9-Movie-Mujical BARONET- SAT. ft SUN. where William Shakespeare was gain the love of his son, Guai gan in TV as a member" of "Ttie II—Frontier Circus—Western KIDDIE SHOW SAT. 2 P. M. dino .is well-nigh perfect. Young SIW.—Manchurlan Candidate 3:15; bora and reared and where he Mickey Mouse Club." Don Grady 2:M fcW CU; 9:35: Airborne «:2S; 1:08. JOEL McCREA In died at age 52. Producer Lou Sholdar is amazingly restrained also began as a "Mouseketeer/ 13—Music Interlude •Bronco—Western ASBURY PARK "TALL STRANSIR" Hazam succeeds in blending and believable as the boy who He was known as Don Agrati In 2:55 7—Dickens ... Fenster MAYFAIR- can't aocept the knowledge lha Two For The Saeaaw ]:U: T:U: »M. landscape shots with Shakes- those days. Don Is 18 years old 4-News SAT. * SUN.—Two lot Ih* Seeiaw his father is a drunk. The coi peare's verse without being pre- and plays many musical Instru- 5-News 13—Personal Report 2:29; 5:00: 7:30: 9:U. tentious, by borrowing from flict between them created ments In addition to his acting Shows MfhOy some of the techniques he de- imaginatively by author Stirlln 1:11 North of Red Bank from 7 P.M. chores. "Chip," the youngest of 2—Millionaire—Drama 2—Fair Exchange—Comedy ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS vised for his excellent documeiv Sitliphant, will keep you glued the "Douglas" lads, !i Il-year CHILDREN tary on Vincent Van Gogh. Ralph the screen from beginning 4—Loretta Young—Drama 4-Don't Call Me Charli, ATLANTIC— old Stanley Livingston (and that's 5—Doorway to Destiny 7—77 Sunset Strip Younc Uow «:«5; »:M. ALWAYS FREE! Richardson's narration and Ml' end. 8:30 p.m. CBS. his real name). Stanley has been SAT.—Dr. Zlno Horror Stale Show chael Redgrave's readings are 7—Queen for a Day 9—Movie—Comedy 1:00; 1:30 FREE! in show business since he was 11-How to Marry • Millionaire SVN.—Chipman Report 2:00; 4:10: particularly welcome to an I'M DICKENS.. HE'S FEN! 1—Scott Island—Adventure , CSS; I:W. two. KEANSBURG T»OT American viewing public fed too TER. "The Yellow Badg 10:00 SHOT 2—To Tell The Truth 4—Jacqueline Kennedy CASINO- EXTRA long on a meager diet of Courage." Some funny scenes Question — Wasn't the actor aictiuc 4—Young Dr. Malone—Serial ">—Yancy Derringer PRI., SAT. * BUN.—Ladj * Tramp: Color Cartoons Shakespeare, consisting primar- Arch looses his job and his three who played the father on a re- Alrooit Angela. 5—Mr. District Attorney —Mr. Adsmt and Eve HEATERS, fatro Sat. "EUETHAHT WALK ily of Maurice Evans. A note- c o-w o r k e r s are consclenc cent "Walt Disney Show" about HAZLET 7-Who Do You Trust? 3-WorM At Ten worthy Illustration of the effec- stricken because It's all the: a pet seal the same one who LOEWS DR1VE-D4- tiveness of the Hazam technique 11—Laurel-Hardy and Chuclc Cartoon 7:00; II A Man Anawen 1:07; fault. The best scene is the o had a TV series a lew years 10:11 11:00; Ttit Uit Sutuet 9:00. MANCHUKIAN Is Redgrave's delivery of the in Arcfh's crazy bedroom, bu 1:55 2—Eyewitness SAT.—CartoonO-Ranja 7:00; 11 a ago called "The Westerner?" Uan Anmra 7:21; 11:19; Lut Bun- Seven Ages of Man speech, ac- there are otter amusing mo Mrs. V. E.. Milwaukee, Wit. 2-News 5—Mr. Lucky—Adventure •et 9:15. companied as it is by shots of ments throughout. Again, Uv 11-Mr. Peabody SUN.-Carloop-0-Rajna «:OO; A Very Answer — You're a bit con- 7—Third Man—Mystery Prlrate Affair «:J1; ft:00; I Thank Mltcham-Shirley the stained glass windows in so-called live laugh track prove! a rou «:1O. fused. Brian KelUuWU the star 4:H 11—Allie Sherman—Sports 2 FOR THE SEESAW Southwark Church depicting the to be as offensive as canned of the excellent series "The 2—Secret Storm—Serial 13-Images PERTH AMBOY seven ages. Try and watch this AMBOYS DRIVE-IN— laughter. . 8:30 p.m. ABC. Westerner." Robert Culp, who 4—Make Room For Daddy 11:00 distinguished presentation on a nu, * BAT.-Cartoon Cahilval 7:00] STORY OF PROFANE LOVE played the exasperated but un- 5—Deputy Dawg—Ctrtooni Never Bar Ooodbn 7:19: If a Uan color set if you have access to 2-News THE WORLD OF JACQUE- derstanding father of the two 7—American Bandstand •were i:U; - * one. A treat for school children 4-News BUN.—EartooBUN.Eartoon KarnlvaKarl l «:19S ; LINE KENNEDY." This 1= an boys who had a pet seal, was 9—Treasure 5-Newi ThThuk k A FooFl S:U; 10:20; A always Intriguing examination Private Affair IM. the star of a western series 11—Bozo The Clown . 7-News START> what it may possibly be lil 1 MAJESTIC- called ••Trackdown. 11-Steve Allen-Variety Two For Tim Beeiaw 2:30; 6:10; ST. JAMES 'THE LONOBT DAY" (you can't really know) to be 4:25 1:49; The Valiant 4:30; 1:10. 11-Koko The Clown 13—Reflections BAT.—Kiddle Show: Advcnturea In very unique First Lady. Pei (For an answer to your ques- Hopnalda 1:30: Two For the Seeiaw 1 4:10 "-Of fURTHLR INFORMATION C&LL SH 1-9400 Jack haps this very fact doesn't allo tion about any TV program or «:«; »:65; The Valltnt (:00; 1:30. 2—Edge Of Night—Serial 2-Weather SUN.—Two For the Seeiaw 1:30; for too much probing into actor, write to Steven H. Scheu- «:1O; 9:41; The Valiant 4:30; 8:10. 4-Here's Hollywood 4-Weather Sullivan's feal Jacqueline Kennedy. Hoi er, TV Key Mailbag, c/o this p* EDISON ever, the comments of tho: 5-Felix And The Wizard 5—Movie—Drama SPRING LAKE, N. J. per.) HENLO PARK CINEMA- close to Mrs. Kennedy are 7-Discovery '62-ChiIdren 7-Local News Two For me Seeiaw 2:00; 4:44; 1:10; 9: It. considerable value and, desp: 9-Chubby Jackson , 11: IS SAT.-Two Tor the Seeiaw 2:00: \DANCING 4:10; «U0; »:M; 10:25. a few fuzzy spots, much of tti 11—Dick Tracy—Cartoons 2—Movie—Spy Drama SUN.—Two For the Seeiaw 3:00: photography is outstanding an TV Highlights 13—American Economy 4—Tonight 4:40; 7:011: »:1B Every Saturday Night AL KENNY some of the stills are exceptloi 4:55 7—Movie—Drama WOODBRIDGE Stitutloaal Planlat al. The hour is filled out wi By CYNTHIA LOWRY 4-News. 9-Playback DRIVE-IN- FRI. t BAT.-Cartoona 7:00: Bridle to th* KM mule of Appearln( NlUly two lengthy sequences, one < AP Television-Radio Writer 7—American Newsstand 11:20 to Toko Bl 8:00; Chapman Report the White House itself, and o »:5S; Crj For Haspr H'-«- Erv Bradley Dance Orch. NEW YORK (AP) - Television 9:00 9-Movie BUN.—Oiiymin Report «.O8; 10:20; Frl. & Sot. Nltes on the behind-the-scenes persoi is permitting us to enjoy some of 2—Love That Bob—Comedy Bridie to Toko Rl ):30. nel, and both of these wou! 12:» ED HALL accommodations for our Christmas gifts early this 4—Movie—Drama 1-News MONTCLAIR seem to lend themselves to ii year—next Thursday night's 90- CLAIRIDGE- NEW YEAR'S EVE PARTY Luncheon - Dinner 7—1 Married Joan—Comedy 12:50 BouUl Sin Adventure 8:30. dependent and fuller treatmen minute NBC version of,"Cyrano 9—Movie—Drama »AT.-Sou!h Seaa Advenlun 2:00; DECEMBER 11,1N2-«:M) TILL ? Weddings - Parties 10 p.m. NBC. de Bergerac," for instance. •News 8:30. • Buffet • Nolsemaktrs ••• EnterUlnment Anniversaries 11—Cartoon Zoo SUN.-Boulfl Seal Adventura 2:30; The Hall of Fame Show, star- 7:W. • Dancing to live music , ,.-... . - PRIVATE ROOM 13—Once Upon A Day—Children EYEWITNESS. The war ring Christopher Plummer as Cyr- •Movie—Musical 5:25 RESERVATIONS $7.00 Gibson 9-9000 Vietnam is the subject of t ano and Hope Lange as Roxanne 4-Newi night's report, with correspond looms as the week's big event 11—Rocky And His Friends 5—Movie—Dram» ents Charles Colllngwood a: (9:30-11 p.m. EST, Thursday) but 5:30 7—Movie—Western 2—Movie—Adventure the OAKS Peter Kalischer bringing it it Is by no means the only item 1:05 5—Sandy's Hour—Children you on-the-spot. What makes of interest. 4—Headline—Drama 7—Highway Patrol-Police GROVE, Hwy. 35. Mlddlerown especially valuable is the kin Tonight, for example, there Is 1:20 U—Popeye—Cartoons of light it sheds and the mate NBC's "World of Jacqueline Ken- 9—Playback SH 7-2253 COME al It offers on the extent a: nedy," (10-11), which took months 1:15 and significance of our on-the-scei H-VW-M DIVIDEND to assemble. 4—13 th Hour-Drama fighting force and our involve MATAWAN - At a meeting of ENJOY! Sunday's special Item Is a dra- the board of directors of Han- 2:05 ment in the war. 10:39 p.m matic original, "Mutiny," based CBS. son-VanWtnkle-Munntng Co. Tues- 4—Sermonette—Religion Our New on a real incident of the 19th cen- day, a dividend of 10 cents per 2:45 Lavender COCKTAIL LOUNGE tury in which a young apprentice •hart on the common stock was 2-News TONIGHT. Johnny Carson seaman was hanged. Dana An "THI LAST SUNSir COM . . . Featuring a piano declared payable Dec. 31 to stock- 2:10 guests tonight include Vincent drews and Robert Walker star In quartet every Friday holders of record at the close of 2—Give Us This Day —Religion Price, the Baker Twins from the ''Show of the Week" program TERRACE ROOM and Saturday ... the business Dec. 14. "Slop the World, I Want to Get A repeat performance by Leon smart, new This is the fourth dividend de- Off," and singers Jacqueli ard Bernstein and the New York OF THE clared by the firm in 1962. Bertrand and Brook Bento Philharmonic Orchestra, "The ATLANTIC THEATRE (Color) 11:15 p.m. NBC. RIVERSIDE Creative Performer," will be It adds up! More and more ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS TEL 291-0148 shown on CBS Monday night people use The Register ads each COCKTAIL CAKE SALE T0MM0R0W (7:30-8:30). Igor Stravinsky Is issue because results come fast ON OUR STAGE—SATURDAY ONLY MAGNOLIA INN HIGHLANDS — The Hen honored. er.-^Adverosement. 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7:» -• • . ../•«¥ ••'••" •'•'.' Previews 9-Havback : , IATO1OAY To Prayer-Religion Mabvie-Dranrt". • ••••• -.• ;,«}| '' '"• • •• \.4s«::<:•'-' , • SAM BENEDICT. "Every- '••'• ' ' TM \.'i;'-^y,y-r 1 4—Sermoaette—Religion 4-Dlalogue—Interview 4-Sermonette—Religion ;T>.1 rjitp; Haying Polo. ' Burgess 9-Movte—War Drama .' J-Pr#views 4-OnSWs leredit* is a fine actor, but what 7:« • J:W - .'• -/. •. :r;a 1-Uurel-Hardy And Chuck —Evening Prayer . -' "Z-- [ ',: i . T:M . - be trying to prove? In case J—Previews 4:J» ; J--News and Weather ; 7:11 8-Mofie; • :?•.- ,--',;.• : '. '- '•-. 4-Update .; 1:11 \y.-\ •>; i 7-Mornleg Prijrtr-ReUgion ' 1—Horse Race '•••'-. .;.' -'' tical: If you miss this, Meredith ;••"• •' .- ••..•• T:» • ' • ! 2-Wews , J—Rive rboat—Adventure 1-Prevlewa - ••'vU ' ''•'"'• " -V; 4:11 . ' will be doing a "Ben Casey" sooa : * ' -i *•• * • a-Christopfter Program 1—Jungle Boy—Adventure •Ml-•'•.; • . I—To Be Announced what seems like a compar- 2-Give Us This Day-Religion > wiay? You Read ... • .•:•/.. it*;;.::,: .•'- able characterlraBon. The most 8:M 2—GE College Bowl • 9:3* • • • '••'•: " 4- •:II stardom by Mitch Miller, as a vocal soloist on hi« NBC- tention alive.' 8:30 p.m. CBS. 4—Bible Story Game 2—Lassie—Drama 4-RuIf And Reddy-Csrtoons (-Recital HsD 5—Sandy Becker—Children T-Q. T. Hush-Cartoons TV Friday night color laries, "Sing Along with Mitch." *M 4—Ensign OToole—Comedy l:» SATURDAY NIGHT AT THE 7—Father Knows Best , 7—Tommy Seven—Cartoons a-Movie-Drama 2-Vay To Go-Religion T-Telepoll The patita brunette haili from Greenville, S. C. MOVIES. "Night People." (1954.) 9—Hy Gardner—Interviews fcM It-Movfe-Comedy 4-Let's Talk About God »-Champk>nihip Bowling Kn interesting cloak and dagger U-News 7—Little Rascals—Cartoon! lfcH r 7—Q. T. Hush-Cartoons 8:45 1-Supercar-Chlldren sro set in Berlin, concerning the 1-M 2-Alvtn-Oirtoon \ - Ml efforts of the U.S. Army Intel- J—Air Force'. Story ' 11-News 4-Sharl Uwi*-ChUdrefl 1:45 •'. :.-••• 2—Dennis The Menace fcH T-Cajrtooof-CWMren J-News Life of Shakespeare ligence Corps to get a kidnapped 4-Walt Disney's World ; 4—Jewish Fourth R—Religion 9—News and Weather •••. -,-. ' liB ' • ' American soldier out of the Ros- 7-Jetsqns-Cartopa 2-Weather ' ilan sector. As the Intelligence •"'• -•• ikt» •' '• . fcU MjtyMpuw 2-Lamp Unto My Feet I—Best Of Grouchc—Quiz 9-Almanac Newsreel : 4—King Leonardos-Cartoons • ; -. I'M '- • Wicer In charge, Gregory Peck : : 13-Dateline: New Jersey ' •-Jewish Heritage •••• .- "•-:•;"::• '*•• - "''-- '•• 7-Llttle Rascals J—Sea Hunt—Adventure Is Tonight's 'SpeeiaT does Wi wooden best in a role •-Local News ; that calls for little display of 7—Funny Manns 2-Ed Sullivan-Variety , '- .; ,*M' ••• U'-Cartoon Expresn-Chiklren 9—Freedom And The Press S-RCMP—Adventure, 11W J-Jungle Jim-Adventure William Shakeepeare did not him that TV audiences are ready emotion, and Broderick Crawford 2-Llfe Of Riley-Comedy 7-Beany'and Cecil have the foresight to hire a press for a better type of program, has die showy part of the sol- 7—Movie—Melodrama 4-Trouble With Father i-Rla Tin Tin-Adventure H-Supermao—Adventure [agent so when NBC's Lou Hazam lier's father and he does very 2-Look Up And Live »-Ladlea Of The Press' 7—Funny Manna ' •-Fury—Adventure • ' Network Deserve Praise and his crew set out to give Will well in his few scenes. (Color.) 4-AgricuJture U.S.A. 1-Great Teachers ' 9-Jack U Lanne • - ' T-Make A Face-Children "Sir Ralph Richardson does the 4-Weatber the documentary "(Ms is your p.m. NBC. 7—Focus—Documentary ' '' t-M ' I—Comedy Party—Cartoona a-Qjoktnj narration," explained Lou,, "but : 7:11 ife" treatment they fount few HAVE GUN, WILL TRAVEL. »—Mahalia Jackson 4—Car 54—Comedy 13—Profile: New Jersey ' U:M there isn't too much narration be- •-Financial Newt lafldmarics and a minimum ofj No fancy tricks, but a solid wert- U:«t J-Opinion in the Capital 2-Boy Rogers—Western cause I didn't want to compete •. +M 7:11 'Shakespeare slept here" signs m. Edgar Buchanan turns up 2—Camera Three 9-Meet The Author 4-Majlc Mldway-ChUdren with Shakespeare. We fill in some S-News • 4-Sportr in old London town. Hii TV is ah old outlaw and he's worth 4—Searchlight Ceremony. II—People Are Funny ^-Cartoon Theater biographical and historical data, I:M .• ..•; v.u biography of Vincent van Gogh your while. The plot has Paladin 7—Faith For Today—Religion 2—Our Miss Brooks—Comedy <• 7—Top Cat—Cartoon - ' his will is read, and there's a Z-Jackie Gleuon had been enhanced by the bril-| charing f. youngster intent on ^-Legacy Of Light 2—Real McCoys 4—Dr. Joyce Brothers • aATURDAY AFTERNOON poem that Ben JonWn wrote 4—Sam Benedict—Drama lant paintings of the Dutch ar- about.him. But for the most part "illiag Buchanan. Seems the guy 4—Bonanza 5—Toppep-Comedy ' 1st, but Shakespeare was a word ' •'• • >•• !*«• • • • has been misinformed and is aft- 5-Bat Mastenon-Wejtern . . it's pure Shakespeare." 2—American Musical Theater 5-Open End ' 7—Gale Storm—Comedy ' J-£ky King-Adventure • 7-Roy ind Dale-Variety merchant and one hour of man- the wrong man. 9:30 ,p.m. 9—Movie—Opera 9-Movie-Musical Lou claims he's not a Shakes- 4-A Moment With ... 4-Make Room For Daddy 9-FlesU in Puerto Rico uscripts hardly adds up to good CBS. 11—Thriller—Drama 3-^-Parlons Francais I peare buff but ^ merely a docu- 7—This Is The Answer 11-Wyatt Earp—Western jTV entertainment. / { JaiFKt GDNSMOKE. Regular fans 9-Point Of Vlewr-Dlscussion' fcM 1:45 > ' 7—Bugs Bunny—Cartoons mentary producer who thoughl shouldn't miss this one. Each 'Shakespeare: Soul of an Age" this would be a great subject. SUNDAY AFTERNOON 2-G. E. True-Jack Webb 13- Understanding Science afavto S-Bourbon Street Beat can be seen tonight on NBC in an .'ear, the series begins' slowly He says that he always gets »•* 7—As Caesar Sees It »:BS •• ' " ll-*ocky And His Friends »-Wonder» Of The World early evening Jlnie slot when the and then gets rolling; Tonight, wrapped up in the project he's 2—Newsmakers—Interview lfcN 4-News • '. r '•. ,-,v . nus • • . ll-lce Hockey youngsters are still up.. Ar a re- Miss Kitty's the star, in love with] working on and, for the moment, 4—Youth Forums Z-Candld Camera * S—Learn To "Draw •:••• fc» . sult of the aforementioned prob- big stranger, mad at Marshal 1 his head is loaded with the Bard's 2—Calendar-Reasoner V • • . • i£» . 2-Defenders Dillon, and tired Of being "just 7—Cartoons—Children 4—Du Pont Show lems it ii a different and unusual words. In fact, when NBC money 4—Say When 2 Beading Room •-Joey Bishop-Comedy one of the boys." Only trouble »-Wovie—Mystery 7—Voice Of Firestone | study of the Bird of Avon and wemen called up to complain aboui 5—Movie—Drama . 4-4Explori8g—Children- 7—MT. Smith-Comedy is, the stranger seems to have 12:31 11—One Step Beyond—Drama buttonholed Lou Hazam over at his budget Lou answered, "Thou 7—Susie—Comedy ' (-^Texas Rangers—Adventure >—Movie—Drama two' personalities. The dialogue 2—Washington Report NBC for a few explanation!. doth protest too much." U-Operation Alphabet ' 7-AJWcazjun-Chlldren fc« is gcwd, deputy Chester is back, 4—Science Age—Education 2-Whafs My Line "Our basic problem," begin the l»:03 ' 11-Toucbdown , NBC deserves a vote of thanks and Kitty is fine. 10 p.m. CBS. 7—Barney Bear-Cartoons 7-Howard K. Smith 4—Movie—Drama roducer, "was that Shakes- 13—Adventures in MerchandSaing 5-WrestUng 1 ! for slotting a program like this SUNDAY 1:N ll-6an Francisco Beat peare's play* were never per- 1«:2S I " ^•£^ews •• • : . 7-Lawrence Welk—Miuic 1 at an early evening .time slot, and WASHINGTON REPORT. Na- 2—Eye On New York formed far about 50 years after those of us who are always com 4—Let's Talk Business 4-Newa / •• '••;•' ••• - . i:W , »:» Mi death. Tlie Globe Theater tional Cultural Center Week con- 9-Playback *-Coltege Kickoff 2-Have Gun, Will Travel plaining about the irrejportiibli cludes its run- hi Washington to 5—Movie—Western 13-Places In The News ' where he won a certain amount 10:M 5-Movle-Mystery l : programming being forced upon day. which-leads David Schoen- 7-Youth Waits To Know 2-News of notoriety and success during us by network TV can support 11—Pioneers—Drama 2—i Love Lucy—Comedy 7-My Friend FUcka 2—Guntmoke—Western Ms lifetime apparently turned to brim into reporting on its mean- 4-Newi • ll-Coiitinental Miniatures 7-Baadiig .;-..;. their action by watching "Shakes- ing and outlook with his well in- 1:» 4—Play Your Hunch ' new writers, and Shakespeare 5-Public Office 7-Girl Talk ' ft-Top Star Bowling peare: Soul of an Age" tottigh formed guests, violinist Isaai 2—Frank Gifford was placed on the shelves along 7-^Jews 11-Movie—Mystery / O-Colltge Football 11—Movie at 7:30 p.m. Stern and columnist-humorist Art 4-Etemal Light with many other writers destined 9—Movie—Drama lt:4S . • '•„ I'M • •• .- • • fell Buchwald. 12:30 p.m. CBS. 7-^leet The Professor U-Inslght—Religion to find a place in history as 11—Baseball—Puerto Rico 13—Parians Francais I 4-^Mr. Wlurd-Science 7-Make That Spare EDITOR'S CHOICE. "The] 11:10 minor playwrights of their time. 1:45 11:80 7—Cone Ranger 11» Status and Future of the News- •-Weather -But a half a century later stu- Open House 2-Pro Football Kickoff 2—McCoys—Comedy * iWTJUs Is The.Ufe 2—News dents rediscovered the genius of paper in America." Host Fendall 11: IS 1:55 4-Price la Right, ! l:tf 4-Newi Shakespeare, he was revived and Yerxa interviews five figures in 2—Movie—Drama 9-Playback 7—Jane Wyman •^Playback 5-Movle the' revivals are still going on. At Schools the newspaper world for a con- 4—Desilu Playhouse 9—Johnny Andrews VM 7-News However, the SO years of oblivion sensus on the subject at hand. 2:»» 7—Movie—Drama 13—Science Corno/r 2—Pro Football-Giants 4-^NaUonal Education 9—Weekend-Jerry Lester cost posterity most of the facts On Tuesday Namely: Philip Hoduteln, execu- 11:30 (-Movie-Comedy 11:11 about Ms life in London. When tive editor of Newhbuse News- •—Community Checkers Us* HOLMDEL - Open bouse will 5—Movie—Drama 2-Weather we started tracing his life the papers; Barney Kligore, pub- 7-Directkms '63-ReUgion 13—Tell Me a Story be held at all Holmdd Town- 11-Your Right To Say It »-Movle 4-Weather trail ended when he crossed the lisher of the Wall Street Journal 9—Movie—Mystery its ship schools Tuesday, is wai 11-rJaJopy Races ; 11:11 bridge Into London." Michael Potaker of the New York , 2:» ' f 5-News / •' v J:» ^-Movie-Comedy announced by Richard M. Ford, Newspaper Guild; Don Borg, edi-J •-Direct Line 11—Big Picture—Army J1:M 4-Movie^Westera t-Movle-My«ery Van Gogh left his paintings and principal. tor and publisher of the Bergen 7—Editor's Choice 12: IS 2—Pete and Gladys—Comedy Il-^Sbbal Zobel 7—Movie—Drama Shakespeare his words. Lou de- Mr. Fdrd aW said eighth Evening Record, and Jerry Mont- 11—Great Religious Leaders' 4-^Movle . 4—Concentration * cided to use those words. "Many grade students are being tested gomery Curtis of the American 1:N 12: JO 5—Romper /Room—Children 11—Passing Parade of his great plays are about his-by.Red Bank High School, Press Institute. 2:30 p.m. ABC4—Open Mind 9-Playback 7—Yours Fior A Song 11 12-.U 12:N tory, and history maintains its meeting will be held Feb. 20 ISSUES AND ANSWERS. In- S-MoWe—Western '. 11:40 landmarks," continued Hazam. 8 p.m. for parents of eighth 9—Almanac News Reel 9-Pliyback dia's Ambassador to the United 7—Issues and Answers 13—AdvenUires in Merchandising "We decided to go to me locales graders In the elementary school 12:48 U—Charlie Fatrell-Comedy States, B. K. Nehru, is inter- 11—Encounter—Religioi n 11: M where certain great scenes took arid individual counseling will t» 9-News and Weather U viewed by correspondents Johi 1M >—Movie—Drama place and photograph them. Riven from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. jscall and Bob Clark. 3 p.m. ABC, Then w< offered Sir Michael Red- U:W Feb. 25 and 26. Students will THIS IS NBC NEWS. The In- grave th« opportunity to read 5-Movle make an orientation visit to thedia-China war with on-the-spot the speeches and fulfill an actor's lllushnut at Theater 1;H Red Bank High School May 7. films of the border area before dream by nlaying everything ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - 4—Movie—Western 7. ., and since the cease-fire went in- 'ram Macbeth to Falstaff In a Arnold L. Pedersen, 17, illusion- 7—Movie—Drama to effect, takes over the program one hour show. Once the basic ist and magician, will appear on d Worst 1:11 • today. To bring the story up-to- idea' was' set we be^an to use our) stagge at the Atlantic Theatre to- 2-Mwie date, Welles Hangen fills in the CABIN IN THE collective imagination!." Organ Recital morrow as "Dr. Zino." I:M gaps with an audio report direct The youth, a student at Henry 9—Almanac Newsreel The producer went on to ex- fromNewDelhl. 4:30 a.m. NBC perfect evening plain a few of the imaginative 1:8 (Tomorrow Nidi TWENTIETH CENTURY. "La- Highlands, will head the cast in concepts they devised for their wife or mother- 8-^News and Weather KEyPORT - Harold Webei val: Portrait of aTraitor." a show entitled "Horrorama." presentation. For examDle. there 2:W Division St., organist and direc- study of Pierre Laval, who Featured will be a knife-throw- « a scene whwe Palstaff is 7—Evening Prayer tor of music In several churche: gambled on a Nazi victory In ing act, levitaUon (a girl float- nlaced in a laundry basket and - ' *»' " in and around Monmouth Coun World War II and lost. The show' ing into space), a zombie ball, !hrown into the river. While Mr, 4—Sermonetie ty, has planned a free organ into his motivations for col Redgrave recites the speech, the 2:» recital for tomorrow' at I p.m laboration with the Germans and cameras taki th» viewer to the 2-News in the Central School, Board Si oaints him as a sincere, but mis-] river where Mr. Falstaff was de- I:N »»«»» which Is located in London and organ; After completing' hlgli school, he, enrolled in the Ne< Murphy. A thousht for todav: while Falstaff complains of his York Conservatory of Musi the show reveals how the Vichy clunking, the audience will note from which he graduated wil government used anti-Commun- HAMROCK BAR that the -statue is soaking wet. a degree.. He then taught mus ism as an excuse for Its o ii Invasion of France in New York City for several pumn»s. 6 n.m. CBS., IEACHWAY KEANSBURO Richard II plays a scene with years. Mr. Weber is an off id MEET THE PRESS. Commis- Wad., Frl. aid Sat., 9:00—Sva, at 7:00 his wife.but, unable to obtain at the People's National Ban! sioner of Internal Revenue, Mor- Richard, the NBC. crew went to Front St., and a member of tl timer M. Caolln, ii Interviewed the ton* of the king which is Monmouth Chapter America bv a panel ol newsmen Including alongside that of his wife, and Guild of Organists. Richard Wilson, Robert McCor- The Bobby oermits their tombstones to arv mlck, Hobart Rowen, and Law- near on camera while their 1 It adds uo! More and mo: rence E. Spivak, on the "eve " 'speeches ar* read. Coincidental- Deople use The Reeister ads' ea< of his hearings on expense ac ly. Richard's wife savi in the Warren 5' Issue because •resiiltj come fa: counts and the recently..revise* play, "Thou are not King Rich- tax laws. (Color) 6 p.m. NBC. ard, but King Richard's tomb." T—Advertisement. . Henry Vs invasion of France; gave Hazam & company a chance to cross the channel. Once there, Yes — try 'em today at McDonald's. Find out just however,-thev found many of the MIDDLETOWN was only how good a Hamburger -can be when made with the places mentioned in the play1 care and prepared to you* taste. McDonald's Ham- Were either gone or converted m a few years old .... factories. In a suburb of Le burgers are made of 100% pure beef — never fro- KMIM 35, Mlddlttown 74M344 len meat — but top qtu&ity beef ground fresb daily. '• (Just North of Red Bank) Havre, known as Harfleur, their Inquiries led to the discovery of when the Lincroft Inn waa established. It was They're served hot off the grill on toasted buns — tbe original wall referred to in In 1661 that the first settlers came to Middle- the way you like 'em best. Plenty of parking ... no the play, Not only did they have BANQUETS background for their' speeches town and soon thereafter the Lincroft Inn be- tipping ... instant service ... and the tastiest jood but Le Havre may have discov came known as a purveyor of good foods. This', in town at prices thai pleaseI BOOK YOUR ered a new tburiit attraction. < Network Deserves Praise reputation^ has been retained Into the present.' ; look far ihm goldmn atrc/iaa CHRISTMAS PARTY NOW! Speeches that deal primarily Ir Join us soon and enjoy a pleasant meal, - ideas are backed up by Imap '•Luncheon^ Dinner • Cocktaijs (native camera work used as ar ibstract painter uses lines. Lor LINCROFT INN team that some of, these sequert McDonald's •asj may be too esoteric for th. NIWMAN SPRINGS ROAD ,»,.r. 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^ ^v. ^ P" 1 ^N ml V w m wIin 1 of Sidcwtys TtlnVJng. Is there yog, Micky, feel ainott as you ,RED BANK BEGISTEft Friday, Nov. 30,1962-21 a»y Jwpe tor ml *> as jw did wbee you apt—fan. The Basic Need* wot tbe What o«c* do VM work tati pfctg your wrist W«eb into lie when your wtfe l»'t looking — Dear George: I may watat to sell ray charger for in hour to tkA out MiUie the Bookkeeper be widow's protabiy For a Boy, Tbey Include Ii ex- what time it is. Why not buy obi rid movie* anyfaow, ptained Sideways Thinking to me. Dear George: , a little wn dial? WASHINGTW (AP) -Finding] hen, la an era of seerrrintfy In- I understood her for the first My hoy friend has a beautiful, ,OT- toV aeWMBent to Th? -o. Ms favorite liwrd-huntlng time and now I'm worried. new electric wrist watch which As estima$ed til million was ..jotbjOouatr Court, Probate WvfiSn, Uectual aoyaiictment and high- (Mail your problem to George. Dear George: on FrtSjr. tea BlennUi day of Jajf. grouode taktn for homing prof clvilUed progress, a little boy Neatnes* does not count but «U In fact, I feel almost as I do Is amazingly accurate, but the I know I can't sue the acton ipent by dolt-yourself addicts nan; JTrXiUSJ. at tiM o-cIoeVaX now as I did when I got here. at the jCMltar Court iftwae, Monument ecti, 1ytkr

have, been Wed In the STlFFEti St Infteeer la the Hall of Recorde atore- neKioged wd mtr ba bustcted bj prospective blddere dunng tiuilnei bunboura.. BUMera will be fureiahed with a M>y ol the slaiK and ajeclflcattoni by U» THE PERFECT GIFT FOR THE HOME aai jmatol a fea « nn Dollar! (B.«D| payable to the Morwouth Ooua- (y Treaaurer. BiSa muit be made on ataadard pro- poaal forme In the manner deiljnated therein and requind br the apecioea- Perfect solution for that special present ... a superbly styled lamp from our 'huge, handsome collection! tlona: muit be eaeloaed la Mated en- velopee bearlna; Die name and addreea We've hundreds of distinctive designs to choose from . . . elegant Traditional, charming Provincial, entranc- ot the bidder and me name of UM work cm the outalde; eddreaeed to the Board ol Chotcn VreeboMera ot the Coour o ing Early American, dramatic Contemporary and more! .. • all specially priced for the happiest Christmas ever! Uonmauth and mint ba »ccomplnlei bj a bonding cerueeate and a carllOed check, drawn to the order ol the Moo- mafi Couoly rnaaartr. tor oat lew than Ten Per Cent (U%) of Uie amount bid and f dellrered at uie pac» and on the hour abore uaed, talandard propoaal femu will be Alt TOGETHER NOW-FOR GREATER 8H0PPM0

.-rlrht fa ruerred t» reject an CONVENIENCE! or all bide If deemed to the Intereai el the County ol Monmoutb ao Io do. By order or Uie Board ol Choaei We're talking about our newly-created Lamp and Accessory rreihoidera ot the County of HOD motih~-. . JossPH c mmit, Department! Visit it soon. You'll find shopping's so much i Director \ IRVIKO B. BENNETT. easier . . . with Sterling's tremendous lamp selection all Add a bright conversation touch assembled in one elegant place for your pleasure. to dinette linens with these amus- , itonoK or mmxanm ing checked pets. OF ACCODNT, AND DIRECTIONS CHIC CHECKS for your kitch- rc* DISTBIBIITIOJ), EaTATB O» nilibXBICK 1. USB- en—they're cross-jtitch! Decorate BAlffllK. DECIABED ^^ towels, cloth, curtains. Pattern Notice la benby given that the ao- counu ol Urn lubici-lber, AdmUUitra- 86: transfer of ( motifs; color trlx ol tbe eitate of nld Dtteaied will ke audited ind elated by tie Surroftta schemes. of tbe County ol uonmoulh and report- Thirty five cents (coins) for ed lor lettlement to Tne Monmoutb, tiiia Ouety Court, Prooile DWflon. on ""S pattern — add 10 cents for Vrldty, to* Uth day of December A.D. IKS at s:M o'elocH a.m.. at me Conn. each pattern for Ist-clasj mail U flburt iloun, Morram«nt and Court Send to Laura Wheeler, can oi Street!, Freehold, New Jenny, at which lime; Application will be made for the Hie Red Bank Register Needle- aUof/ance of Commtwfon* am Cotrattl craft Dept., P. O. Box 161, Old teeaj and Direction! for Diitrltmtlon. Diled Notnnber III, A.D. iMi Chelsea Station, New York 11, , ' RITA K. UBBKAVSER, N. Y. Print plainly patters num- 123 Morton Road, ber, name, address and ame. Sprlnineld, Pennirlvinla. AdmuiitralrlK NEWEST RAGE - SMOCKED Vtnn Robaru, Pliubunr accessories plus 208 exciting Couneeuora at l^aw. needlecraft designs in our new H-9T Fir* Avenue, Atlantlo Hl»U«nd!. N. J. 1963 Needlecraft Catalog - just Kov. ». U, 23, » UAM out! Fashions, furnishings to crochet, knit, sew, weave, em- C0UNIT Or STATE Or HEW JEttSEV broider, quilt. Plus free, pattern, Notice U oereor given that eealed Send 25c now) • . bldi: um be received by tha Board •I Oboeen Frecholdere of the County, ol UonmouUt for too Iiutallttkm ot a Steel. Ortd Deck on Drawbridge *W-», over ailmmerxlaM, betwaen Brlella and iMutetuan, County ol Honmouth, Mew! Itntj and opened and read in BIG VALUES public in the Rail ol Reoorda, Main Street, < rreabold, Xeyr Jeraev on Wedneiday, Dec 4, 1»S2 it 1:00 o'clock, r.M,, lultn MandiTd Time. Plu», fpeclBcatloni and form ol bid, contract apd bond toe tin propoari BG SAVINGS work, prepared by II Leroy Martin,, Vonmoulh County Emlneer. Have been Hied; In tie olfloe ol aaM Jtoiineer u In Famous Brand the .Hall ol Record! ftlorementlone^ and!may be lnipecUl by productive biddkn durlnt builoeia boon. Bidden wluTba farnleheil wits t copy of the SHOES plane and epecuteaUona by uie Xnci- n»r, upon proper notloa and- payment For HM Who!* Family ol a lee oi Five (tS.OO) Dollim paya- ble ta tbe Monmoultt County Treuurer. BIU muit be made on etandard pro. AT pmal (orrrn In the manner deatmated therein and required by the apec!Hca> FAMOUS tloni; muit be encloted In iealedNen- velopee beartni the name ind addren ot the bidder and Uw name of tbe •RAND work on the outildei addreued to the SHOES BOARD Of CHOSEN FREEHOLDERS PIX ol the County of Monmouth and must be accompanied by e bondina cerUfl- tlWYw 35| M IQuaWiOWtt cate and a certified oh«ck, drawn to the order of the - Monmouth Oouaty Next to Mlddletown Treaiuier, lor not le»e than Ten Per Cent (10«) ol the unounl bid, and Shopping Center be delivered at the place and on tbe hour al>ova named. 3no itandard P#O- poiai. formi will be furnlabeil upon application to tbe Mooraoulb County NEW Engineer. Till rllht l! reaerved to reject any or ajl bide 11 deemed to the Intereit HAMMOND of trie County ol Monmouth IO to do. B/ order ol the Board of Choaen Freeholder! ol the County ol Mon* SPINET mouin. : JOSEPH a IRW1N, ORGAN Director inVINO B. BEHNKTI Clerk Hov. 26, JO $995* "Criaton of Fashion /or the Home" Just 23.W Down NOTICE • Draw Bare M0NM01ITII COUNTY • UereilMnlloa HVIUtOUATB'S DOUBT • renfiueal Ittci Notice t» Oredltore I* rreaesi • uredaii SSTATZ Of mJAM • Twtaspealera DECEA8ID. , • rt Pureuanl to the order ol BDWAMD C. BROEaB, Burronie of the County of Uonmouth, tMe day :m«de, on the • NepMrll*! application ol tha underalaned, Can- • Okolce ol Mahoianj, Welaot. Una tv, HaHlday, Bole Exectilrli of the CterrrWoe* • , ealate of We laid Wliuam Htlllday, deoeaatd, notice Ii hereby given to th' eall aa (or (ree tone demoaitrallea eredltora of Hid deceased to1 preeen Io the "«M tola Executrix their c!«lnu PR 5-9300 under oath within •!< montha Irom thU date. .' . • OABOUNB W. HaLUOAY Datedi November TUt, 1K> HAMMOND ORGAN FURNITURE it Kiln Blreet, eUord, W. J. STUDIO OF A3BURY PAHK Me Baeciltrlx Cookman Xn. aad Main St 140 Broad Street, Red Bank, N. J. SHadyiide 74000 <)tM Deiiljr >Ml • r.H. , •eMrear 'HI liM *M. •».|/.B. iracterr aaaeii atalra Noy. 22-Frid*y, N touchdowns today." a AftB Quit Bt Xinoltiim. 000. about $300 per player. UntoueheMlls 30 > Lost Souls the Navy scouts who are wMet? Two Hltl and a UUs MVi 13* Beyond greatness as players, Wilson and D quoted a* saying Anfly mni *' KoHetto» ~U M JIKI. Cagle had much in common: all-around naturals, jrteunu# Cwp Bycamore Lanes dull offense. It takes tpectacnuuf. btnrtmn uw. Ntt, B'k. _U • ^^* > _•! ___ _ _* . •___ AA«.3L >• 1?-Man Syndicate Complete quiet, kindly, modest fellows, respected and liked % wff'r. ~% &Lmi amtU'* Hntut . , » lobe Petroleum 1* 33 payers to play spectacular foot*1 We Thret • . ..,,... , l«ii 1SV Majestic Amusements ^" X by everybody on both sides of the scrimmage lines. Team ie«n IS IT COMMlINITy OHDBCH LEAOCB So dub — Sue Bollywood 203. DotMil. We don't have them. We try,, Sweet Nothln's 15 IT Dunn 183, Nancy Setiro ISO. Mary to keep from making misuta The Haw 1» » B«d Buk Ar« Kam? »»• $6 Million Cleveland Deal Up until their time, only one Army backfield had We'uni _ 1»14 ItIT* "A" DMltea play position and, perhaps, pe TwistersSklppen, 1* W nOBTJUIDS two such players: Elmer Oliphant and Gene Vidal Triads . IS session. I don't think we haw CLEVELAND (AP) - Tlx Daley controls about 70 per ceo Tho dumps _ B'usi Israel X.M nnesssnacs LEAOVI Majesties JO At. ant. KM. w spectacular team. The tta Cleveland Indians, Inc., wai of voting stock. However, Daley on the perfect-record 1918 team. And now for the Three Flashes . 21 ChruTchurch Methodist 1 -» Thret KOMI - !4 Jon B'nal Israel 1 _2O Brook's] Inmnam we've really tried to throw tl*i formed yesterday by a 19-mat sold more than half his personal last regular-season predictions: Bank MsUwdUt r X4'4«« A«oo • ~. ball a great deal we've gotten oar* syndicate, which completed fina Crate's Barents holdings and retains less than 18 EAST Brlte'a CUanere selves ino trouble. We have Mf£ detaMs of a W million purchase 01 per cent. • » . SchwritzM - Blerlrled Hardnare hard-running backs but no XMft~ the American League basebal ARMY-NAVY. Cadet defense allowed Syracuse, Bruno 1« General Manager Gabe Paul, P«ok ___ KB "B" DlvUlea IlCMoCue'' s Humhlni speed.' club announced last week. who becomes president and treas- Penn State and Pittsburgh a total of one touchdown.Menzzopanc it: Oeo. Koeppei aV Son Jtdliwon ted Bank Prmjterian . 200 caub^- 0. Worth 9M B. Mai- Both teams are scheduled hera Stockholders of the old Cleve urer of the new corporation, is rfewleh - no M Bank MeUudUt 1 31V. chetu 224. a. Bhinn 201. /. Hcoabs ARMY. ' Sonfracatlon Betti Shalom —19 Y 'riday for a quick limbering ty land Indians Baseball Co. ap the largest individual holder In NIU 131 M. B. Conzen 112, 1. lUichetU 221, HOLY CROSS at BOSTON COLLEGE. Eagles ltt ttunaon Preabrtarlan 3 18 die Philadelphia Stadfom tut, proved completion of the transac the new company by purchase of [onmouth iMorra T«npl» _17 RUM HoCos 9Q0 S Oltf E3L 1 ted BankE Pnal>rt«iu 2 __1S 90 Plltnlk Me, J. Xtm XX then head into seclusion tmtfl tion which will be up for approval about 20 per cent of the 6,000 have had- a fine season and can win the big one. Uimsoa PmbiterlI , u 1 15 31 Bu-ewsbttr*- Preebyterlan 1 13 ickoff time. by the American League at outstanding shares. BOSTON COLLEGE. Satontotra Pnabyterlan 1 _121> Ulst Church Ketbodlit J 12 Army 6-3 has the better rec meeting in New York Friday. Associated with Paul and hold- VIRGINIA at RUTGERS. Scarlet Knights finish- latootown Methodist 11 Ruth Qouse William R. Daley continues ai 133 Eslonlown Presbyterian 2 S ord while Navy 44 has playid ing about 10 per cent of the stock ing high in the saddle. RUTGERS. •00 Series — Martin Oraham, US, board chairman in the new com are A. Ray Smith; owner of the 128 *2T, 21&-4&7; *" "^^ tougher schedule. pany, and with his ufociatei Tubs, OkJa. Oilers of the Texas SOUTH Tops Obedience League, and Grayle Howlett, a AUBURN at ALABAMA. Orange Bowl-bound Tide 12S former owner of the Tulsa club 324 and now director of ticket sales will rise again. ALABAMA. raining Uass WINE for the Indians. GEORGIA TECH at GEORGIA. Yellow Jacket de- Hal BBLMAR - Ruth Couse, Sea 120 H was high sewer In the Jer- fense a straightjacket GEORGIA TECH. 130 190 CURED MONDAY'MIOI1X sey Shore German Shepherd Dos BARREL FLORIDA at MIAMI (Fla.) Hurricane Mira cele- 119 A.HB.O. Club fall obedience graduation Yale's Olivar 118 4 Moamoulh St. Red Bank brates Andy Gustafson completing 15 seasons with big us W exercises beta Wednesday at the HT loixje olass Company in iMn'ani* o»wmii of To Be Honored blow-out MIAML 117 taaneii Movers Air Lanes Bowling Alleys here. Sunrise Dairy - Others placing were James *osj« f javra 111 MsM Plaxa Plna __ NEW HAVEN, Cona.( AP)-Or- MISSISSIPPI STATE at MISSISSIPPI. Ole Miss Irook AgencKeTencyy . . Cash, Wall Township, second; HI Pontlai dan Olivar, football coach at Yale keeps skirts clean. MISSISSIPPI. 111 Pop Bat Cleaaen . ^ £* Peter Blake, Colts Neck, third; for the past 11 seasons, waa U< Cometmetes -1514 30H and Dudley dine, Wall Towa- TENNESSEE at VANDERBILT. Farewellby Art Hi Bextaatadt'e Tavern . named by the Connecticut Sports li: ; OoU Bale* . sHp, fourth. : V. c^prlgU - WINES, LIQUORS Writers Alliance yesterday to re- Guepe, general without guns. TENNESSEE. Thomas OToole, Staten Island, A. Mmdla ceive one of the three awards to SOUTHWEST ]£. Ainbroaino Z3tl N. Y., was Judge. Vanessa Den and BEERS Tom _ _.. 309, be made at the 22d annual Gol U Bruno Balpb Parker 200, Charley NNuuhtoi n Ooden of Mtddletown, trained the RICE at BAYLOR. Baptist Bear will welcome . DeCarlo 2M, Bobby Bmlth 2W. Bob SegchoetDln A , class for the 10 week course. Key Dinner to be held Jan. 28. 7. Buionc 9M, Jim KeKay SO. tluddy FtttsloX hibernation. RICE. j . N. Caiwctt* The club sponsors training Top* Three outstanding sportsmen V. Aliem m AIX WOBK OCAKAirrEED B. Morin 100 AIL Bis*. TWO-MAM CLASSIC classes for all breeds of dogs. The with Connecticut athletic back CINCINNATI at HOUSTON. So will hard, U L»»ltt ft. |7a Wjllt. O»f* A. Mailano Petensi next class will begin Jan. 9 at (he Oar. Bear WnXewa, IM 4 grounds are honored each year by luck Bearcats. HOUSTON. PolnU Air Lane*. Interested persons Seat Xemln •> leentrlsi the alliance* The names of-the Ted's Bar * Drill OKLAHOMA at OKLAHOMA STATE. Big aUDDLETOITN MXBCHAN1S HUnlands Recreation persons may contact Marion other tin recipients will be an Soroy - Hodioa Krasowskl, WaH Township who Red back atop Big Eight OKLAHOMA. VoUcIsad Ttowlaf . P«tra(U«'« Sodot!u Sales nounced later. Holmdel liquor Christy's Confectionery will direct the course, or Court- Ace Auto Tops TEXAS CHRISTIAN at SOUTHERN gubunban Pharmacy ^axlemao Plumbing __ -318.07 Bjrneman's Oult MwmoutA Lumher »»^__ -2O.U ney Rutherford, Oakhurst, assist- AND SKAT COVDtS METHODIST. No picnic for Fellowship of the O'Dell Plumblns ft Heallni lusulatlOD A Skllnx Corp. ant director. (44 BftOAD ST. Klddletown Lans WO series — BaJoh M*rchettl 1M, ST. . 1 Samuelson Const Mrs. Doris Undstruin, Toms ' ' Nextt to Lot Os Frog. TEXAS CHRISTIAN. SO, xn-eot; 3lm McKay 209. at, SB l-MM — OFSN Monmouth Shopping Monmoutb Electric 187—405. liver is dtah oresident. ' Marino's Atlantlo - Xn Club — Tom LaPare 3U, Gharlsy John Day Funeral Home Korac 221, Dan JdirctetU m, 901; JAW Drywall cont. BIU MoCabe 210. Dick Pstfinl % iter—Ph. LI 2-2150 Btmtedbick . M Joe Manhettl 200, HBJTT Dwlfht 900. E«0l 01M-40S SeNM . —Jerry Pattereon 300, OPEN DAILY -»0 . •> 600 Sertu-BobiyBurns 337, 101, 314 -en. Harry oreenwood IN, 22J, 310 YOU CANT BEAT tm • - Hlsh team tamo—Progressive Life Int. Co. MS. High team series—QrtUl makes Construction Co" . 2.S24"—. Hltn Les Jones 244. Hljh •srleles—Bubsi y Burns 632. 200 Club—Ken Jeffrey 313, Frank Kotran 301, Ftojd Schlatou 209, Dr. QUALITY & PRICE all Morcan P. Collo 209, Henry Canonlce 311, 305; Ray Pearce 313, Les Jones 344, Rocky Falotleo 308, Paul Al- brecht 200, Ralph White 314, Don Hoi- drldge 314, Vlto OaeU 205, Tom Toona 209, Bud Bradshaw 213, Rudy Fischer 670x15 Tub* Typt, Blade 'other 303, Dink Allen 203, Bob Worden 303, Ray Sirozxo 200, Lou DeCblechlo 318, Stanley Bavaie 200, 321; Joe LodMfo 313, Phil Brets 311, BIU Vfnery lot. 313; Nell Oettls 318, Joe Torn«lno 304, Pat Rlcd 207, Speed Tomalno 223, Mtke movie Toscano 311, Bob Hemolln 203, Jim 670x15 Tubctas. Black Cltary 311.

COMMERCIAL LEAGUE W cameras Ooeanrlenrlew BakBakere y —24 KlKlntt ini SkSkUSkUUII _34 750x14 TubdMS, Black Alfle''a AAoei Ullhlands Lions Mahler's Trimmers obsoietef American Legion S3 VJConnie'W s Cleaners 800x14 TubtJMS, Black FAITH REFORMED Qulney Insnrance ..Ready JT 1«3Hlltilands Bee. ... .13 a Meyer MO Club-Royer 201, Mcdoiran 311, 3, Duthle . Onrald 224, Anthony 241, 208, 204; B»l- R.'8tooe ..._ I ._ _ lavanee 227, O'Nell 205. oaUasher 303, B. Hardtrave 3a 12»Martin 300, Kay, 241. 750x14 Ttibtltss, Whit* Now every movie camera- re- NEW SHRtWSIURY RECREAHON SPORTS U N D E R R. Tremalne -~~—~-~ IS 118 J. KlUon 3 IS MDJDLETOWN BUSHJIBSMEN'i WESTMINSTER FTOOBYTXRIAN gardless of prict—is obsolete! WAY —Opening of -ih« winter program by the NewA-Boriirt 24 173 LEAOTJB Shrewsbury Recreation Commission got under way last C. OUohrtst -23 ut W Ii _^ _____ ^ amazing DeJUR Power V. Warter « -28 15 Mlddletown Lanes .2» 1 800x14 TubtlMS, Whfl* night «t the Tinton Falls School. Thai basketball pro- a. PIUM -90 16 Parkway Atlantic ^—27 9 Pan* 8 mm camera \gives you smooth, scene-sweeping T. Stanley _-.._.- JIH Julie's Farm Market ..- 54 13 V Idarn. . ™— -J1 14 Ouls RRsstaurant 39|{ 2 gram it held Monday and Thursdays from 5:30 to 9:30 A. Waabbum LLlnerofl t Pharmacy panoramas autortoftcalty. Touch finger to the control p Knsel ~~ O'DeU's PlumWnr p.m. Gene Camarigg, referee, right, gets a game started RXFOKHBO 2' nolmdel Ltnuor .... SIMILAR SAVINGS IN OTHER S06S R. Bherrons .- Red Bank Xlectrto _ button and you are filming right or left pah shots up at th* center circle with Joe Bader, left, and Spencer H. luckenbach MlddlstowMlddlt n PlumbinPlbi g Supp. 19 INCLUDING COMPACTS J. Smith '. M 1(1 Nenre BratHen to 360° or any smaller angle—at the technically-perfect Sielichott doing the jumping. H. Qregerson •tyles IHoor Covering All Prices Plus Federal Excli* Tax L. Smith ... Three «'s speed every time. No blur.'no shake, no jiggle... when O. fipratford . .28 147Sportsmen NO EXCHANGE NECESSARY W. Potter 10 123 Amos Brlner Pluratdnr B you use the Power Pan with the built-in trijtod—yours UFE BEGINS AT 40? ADD NINTH RACE P. Raynor Miller PlaUnr B ROCHESTER, N,Y. (AP)-Who Sirbo HumWn* » CHERRY HILL (AP)-Starting T. aaudat ~.~ mo BerHi—H. aranflnettl Ml, ITS, at no extra cost. A special clutch frees the camera for said life begins at 40?. omorrow and. running through W. «totlel Prank Shaughnessy, president C. Snyder M0 ciub-K. Thompson M0, V. W- follow-action shooting, faster or slower. And the revo- he closing day on Wednesday, N. HaWon mnu MA W. nuro 301. U OraxMe emeritus of the International J. Him ... M0. T. Schncmr 104. P. Stinkard " Jet. 5, sine races will be offered J. Wernert 2M. N. OranOlnattl 211. JOT lutionary Power Pan by DeJUR... themost completely- League, was elected to a new laily at Garden State Park, it SUNDAY N1QHT MIXED DOUBUM term as chairman of the execu- W L automatic camera ever... has all these features: rag announced yesterday. Post Tradewlnds . . ~S0 . ; tive committee of baseball's mi- lme for (he first race will -JO 13 Automatic Panning • Automatic Electric Eye • Push- nor leagues yesterday. 2:15 p.m. EST. • tor WitaJ AUvwwit • Vtarratt MM Urfie* button Power Zoom • Coupled Viewfinder • Focusing He will be 80 next April 8. • Dtfco Anfomotlv. Servka . HOLMDEL WOMEN'S LEAOCE Lens Mount • Back-light Control • Built-in Type A Harmony WHEN YOU W I. _iZare's Slwei - •---..-.....^i^ • H Filter • ASA Speeds from 10 to 40 • Simple Roll-Film Holmdel Liquor Store 30 10 THINK OF @ FRANK PORTER'S Wb's Muslo Studio _™-MVs U< loading » Footage Indicator. Two models available RaiM Drum W 18 Oerltone a areenhmisBS ,~-—13 IT starting from leas than $150.00. See them today. Otnjtn Osnttt -J2tt lTVt ~~ 8 J3 FACTORY REPRESENTATIVE REDBANKTRECO. COMPLETE Shrtwsbury Avt. ^"^ SH 74404 HERE AIX DAY SATURDAY BATTERY SERVICE MECHANIKS 1410 A.M. — 105.5 P.M. Call for Appointment ' MewnwiKi Conaty Ntws • BIHCKadwkk • LwSttvtiw Lew«« Prices 7 A.M. •' 12 N«M - 4)20 P.M. AUTOS AND TRUCKS 24—Friday, Nov. 30, 1962 RED BANK REGISTER AUTOS AMD TRUCKS AUTOS AMD TRUCKS

AUTOS AND TRUCKS AUTOS AND TRUCKS LOST — UdyipsrpH wallet, •tttwr In ami Ray Drag Ston or vicinity BEFORE YOLK BUY THAT of Broad and WMU> at, Xnp tlu money, but ptoaae, plsue return the AUTOMOTIVI 1MI FORD — TmxHX* MdU, papara. You can drop them oil at t eaUi, ncenUUy pputa d ln« UK front ofOM of the Red Bank AUTOS AND TRUCKS iooi lire* w JraJM* Regurter or Had Bank votlce •ta''~n. OADIUUO — CoBVertlbJ*. '63 VALIANT Or call BH MOW, «M:s5. US» PLYMOUTH CONVERTIBLE TST lllu r*w Beatulfully kept ona-owner car, fully UNW* Mvms B*ATM LOST — Do*, male, white wllh black equipped piua power window*. 872-0*08 •- Fully eaulpped. In out VBtX lirUIHEBAKMl V-8 - KM» ein, medium ilze. Antwen to eater. B.,t SEE PRICE "Prince." SH 1-4W3. 1W2 VOLKSWAGEN — Iicdlent con- Swtirii. Radio, neaterET, Cbwk-u JSRSp lltttsS. THE dition, clean. Call MB-2187. After 6. Bhlny red. 8H MtlW «"« » FOUND — Boat, November 10 lo N&ve- FE W035. 1487 PORSCJM COUPE -WO normal. 1863 DBBOTO— — LOU LERNER •Ink River. Call betwetn • and D |7S SLASHER p.m., BH 1-4T99. W53 BUICK BUPBR — Four-door, 01 1-34W PRICES FOUND — Tiler klttw. Near Me- powered, fully equipped. Good PONTUC -1B60 Catallna MnverUble, RAVCHflRF CHRYSLER First Avenue' chanlo Street School. • condition. U 2-3188 alter «. power braku, power •Uerlnf, rwto (More CliMlfled Adi BH 1-4254 1999 VOLKSWAGEN — Convertible. and lwater. Black with red »•*« On The Next Fife) DM I JnUnb PLYMOUTH Atlantic Highland* LOST — Reward for wallet contain- One owner, radio, heater, low rjilleare, Interior, like new. Low •""•WJL/'JH ing Important papers ana cardi. Vi- $1105. Red Bank Auto Imports. SH I- new nylon wWtewall ti cinity of New Shrewsbury. Call 787-C265. 5883, MOW, »tter S. AUJOS AND TRUCKS AUTOS AND TRUCKS AUTOS AND TRUCKS AUTOS AND TRUCKS WE'VE BOLD AND SERVICED FOR SO YEARS- SO YOV CAN BUY WITH CONFIDENCE DOUBLE SLASHED CADILLACS OLDSMOBILES A3 Fleettvood «2 OS H.T. Coupe CHECKED 63 Sedan De VUle 62 OS Hardtop Sedan Coups «2 888 Hardtop Coupe HAVE A REAL CODV, Coupe 62 88 Hardtop Sedan DURING OUR 40 8edsn Da Vllls « as« H.T. aea, 59 Sedan 60 68 H.T. Bed. USED CARS 69 Fleclwooi SO 88 Conv. 58 Sedan «0 t» Sedan "61 Buick, Electra, 4-dr. 12385 M Sedan IB it Hardtop gedin BROADWAY at «TH AVE.. LONO BRANCH—222-1234 '61 Corvair, Wagon -JH95

'60 Bule|cr2-dr. H.T.—$1695 COME IN NOW AND SHOP '59 Cbiev,, Conv. _. JU95 •57 Chev., 4^1r., B.A. .„ U85 AROUND FOR A BEAUTIFUL HOLIDAY BOB WHITE BUICK, INC. QUALITY Authorized Buick-Opel SALES and SERVICE 163 Monmouth St,, Red Bank IMPORTED AUTOMOBILE! SH 1-620O USED CAR GET IN THE HOLIDAY SPIRIT! SEE US TODAY! McCARtflV ONLY QUALITY IMPORTED AUTOMOBILES 'CHEVROLET/

'62 VOLKSWAGEN, Sunroof, black ..$1850 '60 HILLMAN HUSKY Sta. Wagon, •61 VOLKSWAGEN Komb! M450 heater, WW. red - $ 850 '61 CHEVY '61 VOLKSWAGEN Pickup Truck _..J1395 '60 HILLMAN Convertible, black Convertible CARNIVAL! •61 AUSTIN-HEALEY Sprite, one and red. Low mileage, new tires $1050 owner, good condition $1195 '59 FORD Galaxit •59 VOLKSWAGEN, Sunroof -H185 •61 VOLKSWAGEN Turquoise sedan $1495 Sharp Car, Loaded '61 AUSTIN-HEALEY Deluxe Road- '59 VOLKSWAGEN Sedan, Red $1175 HAPPINESS! '61 CHEVY ster, -wire wheels, white and black '59 HILLMAN Minx 4-dr. Sedan, leather, radio and heater $2095 radio and whitewalls .$ 795 Corvair '61 CORVAIR Model 700 Sedan. 2-dr., '58 JAGUAR MARK VIII 4-dr. •57 CHEVY HAVE YOUR radio ' $1450 sedan, auto., red/black $1795 '61 HaLMAN 4-dr. Sedan, radio and 2-JDoor Hardtop, Slurp •58 MERCURY 2-dr. Sedan .$ 395 MANY OTHERS heater, auto. '. _ $1195 '57 TR-3 Roadster, British racer, '61 MORRIS MINOR 2-dr. Sedan, low , green, new tires $ 995 TO CHOOSE FROM mileage $ 850 '56 OLDSMOBILE 4-dr. Sedan % 450 One-Year Guarantee '61 RENAULT Caravelle Coupe, '56 VOLKSWAGEN Sedan. Radio, white and black. Radio and heat- Beige, clean $ 795 er, whitewaUs . $1295 '5S PLYMOUTH Belvedere Conv.. '60 VOLKSWAGEN, Sunroof, radio red, autoi, R&H, Power $ 895 and heater, blue $1295 '56 FORD 2-dr. HT Sedan, Blue .$ 295 '60 HILLMAN Sedan, green, like '55 FORD as is ..„ .... ~j 69 new; 18,000 miles „ $ 895 '55 PLYMOUTH Belvedere, radio, BUY A QUALITY '60 AUSTIN-HEALEY Sprite Road- like new .$ 495 ster (i) .:...„ $1095 •54 FORD Convertible, red $ 250, CAR-BUDGET- TAKE PRICED AT CONTINENTAL CARS INC. A GOOD ONLY QUALITY IMPORTED AUTOMOBILES 1962 CADILLAC 1962 CADILLAC CIRCLE NEWMAN SPRINGS ROAD RED BANK '62 coupe. Maize exterior '62 sedan. White exterior CHEVROLET CO. LOOK with matching interior. Full with matching interior. Full SH 7.4500 OPEN EVES. power . . . PERFECTION power ... BEAUTIFUL PLUS! CONDITION. 1961 VOLKSWAGEN $4495 $4495 Sunroof. Very clean. 1959 CHEVROLET Tmpaia four-door sedan. Radio, CARLAND'S ... HUGE SAVINGS heater, power steering, power 1962 CADILLAC 1961 CADILLAC brakes. V-8 Powerglide, vhitewalls. •62 Sedan DeVille. Luxuri- '61 Special. Black exterior 1959 CHEVROLET AT THESE ous gold exterior .. . Fall with matching interior. Full Bel Air four-door sedan. Radio, power including air-condi- power including air-condi- heater. V-8 with Powerglide. tioning. LUXURY DRIV- tioning. SHARP! RAMBLER SELECT ING! 1958 CHEVROLET Corvette. Radio, heater, whitewalls. SALE of $4695 $4195 Powerglide. USED CARS!

1961 VALIANT '61 RAMBLER Station wagon. Radio, heater, 4-dr. Sedan 1962 CADILLAC 1961 CADILLAC whitewalls. Auto, transmission. Custom, auto., RAH, PS '62 Sedan DeVille. Green '62 Sedan DeVille. Gleam- '61 CHEVROLET exterior . . . .Fully power ing white exterior with Corvair Monia 2-dr. coup* equipped for driving ease. matching interior . . . Full $1695 SALES Like new, 4-speed trans. PRETTY I power. EXCEPTIONAL I $4695 $3995 Lowest Prices! Best Terms! Tops in Service! '61 RAMBLER GET THE 2-dr.. auto., R&H, 1 owner $1450 Stop In Today and Ask for the Phone PERFECT GIFT For Instant •61 ENG. FORD 11 Now Credit OK!! 2-dr., 1 owner "RUSSELL MEN Like new FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY . . . PR 4-1500 Cliff Doring • Frank Reed $895 SHOP NOW SO YOU CAN NO MONEY Up to 3 and 4 FIRST PAYMENT Charles Walters • Fred Koeser DOWN* YEARS to PAY JANUARY 1963 '60 RAMBLER SAVE BIG ... BEAT 4-dr. Sedan, R&H THEY'RE WAITING TO DO BUSINESS WITH YOU '60 CHEVROLET *I695 '59 CHEVROLET J 995 $1295 THE CROWD DOWN TO Impaia 2-dr., Fully Equipped Bel Air, 4-dr., Fully Equipped 1,249 '60 FORD $1095 '59 CHEVROLET —$1195 Falrlane, 4-dr., Fully Equipped Impaia 2-dr. Hardtop, '60 RAMBLER 1959 CADILLAC 1961 CADILLAC CIRCLE, AND GET A Cars Sold Since Jan. J, 1962 Fully Equipped '60 CADILLAC ...- __ .$2995 Station wagon, auto., R&H It Pays To Deal With The Coupe 2-dr., Fully Equipped '58 MERCURY $ 695 '62 Sedan DeVille . . . Blue Leader. Because The Big- Monterey, 2-dr.. Hardtop, '62 coupe. All white exteri- '60 PONTIAC _... $1495 Fully Equipped with matching interior. BEAUTIFUL ger The Dealer The Better Catallna, 4-dr., Fully Equipped $1575 Loaded with power assists. or with matching interior The Deal! •58 CHEVROLET ....$ 995 '59 FORD .$1195 Impaia, Fully Equipped Clean car packed with O&Iaile 2-dr. Hardtop, . . . Full power ... A '58 FORD _.$ 5! '59 RAMBLER miles of CAREFREE '62 PONTIAC $2995 Fully Equipped DRIVING! Cuitom 2-dr., Fully Equipped Wagon, auto., R&H REAL BEAUTY I BtMinevllle, Pully Equipped •59 BUICK ...$1495 Full power •62 OLDSMOBILE .$2695 Elecir«, Fully Equipped '58 CHEVROLET „..* 695 Blicayne Mr., Fully Equipped $2595 $3795 "SS" 2-dr. Hantlop. Full/ Equipped •59 OLDSMOBILE ...41295 $1295 '62 CHEVROLET $2395 "88" 2-dr., FuHy Equipped '57 BUICK $ 795 OK «-dr,, Hardtop, Fully Equipped Impalt 2-dr.t Htrdtop '59 PONTIAC _*_ $1295 Fully Equipped Catallna 4-dr., Hardtop, Fully Eq. '57 FORD _ ..$ 395 '58 CHEVROLET \ 4-dr., Fully Equ/pped •62 CHEVROLET ..: $1895 •59 OLDSMOBILE $1295 2-dr., 1 owner, clean B»l Air Mr. Fully Equipped 98 4-dr.. Fully Equipped "57 PONTIAC „ * 595 HOLIDAY SAVINGS USED MR! Mr.,' Hardtop, Fully Xqulpped '62 FALCON $1695 '59 RAMBLER ! $895 - $795, ON THE EXCITINGLY NEW . . . Setfan. FuHy Equipped. 4-t>r., Fully Equipped •57 CHEVROLET $ .795 FOLLOW YOUR FRIENDS TO Bil Air, 2-dr., Hardtop '61 CORVETTE $2B9S '59 FORD _ $ 795 "58 PLYMOUTH 1 Curtom 300 2-dr., Fully Equipped STATION WAGONS Convertible. Fully Equipped CONVERTIBLES Nine-pass. Station Wagon '63 OLDSMOBILES '61 CHEVROLET $1795 Automatic, R&H Impala 4-dr. Fully Equipped '62 CADILLAC $4995 •62 FORD , $1895 Country Sedan. Fully Equipped Exceptional Trades • Big Cash Savings '61 CHEVROLET $1495 Alr-Condltloned, Fully Equipped $795 Blsciyne, <-dr. Puny Equipped •62 CHEVROLET .$2595 '82 MERCURY '.. $2595 ORDER NOW FOR CHRISTMAS DELIVERYI '61 FORD $1655 Colony Park, Fully Equipped CIRCLE Oalaxle 2-dr.. Hardtop Jmpala, Fully Equipped •61 FORD $1695 '57 FORD Fully Equipped •61 CHEVROLET $2295 Ranch Wagon, Fully Equipped > '61 PONTIAC _$1895 Itnpala, Fully Equipped ^ 2-dr. Sedan "61 CHEVROLET .$1895 R&H, good condition 4-dr.. Fully Equipped '61 FORD , $1895 Parkwood, Fully Equipped Oalaile, Fully Equipped Quality Dealer • Quality Salesmen • Quality Service '61 PORD $1495 '60 CHEVROLET .$1495 CHEVROLET CO. '61 PONTIAC $2495 $395 Falrlane, 4-dr,, Fully Equipped Parkwood. FuUy Equipped Ronnevllle. Fully Equipped 1 '61 LINCOLN $3795 '60 PLYMOUTH $1095 •69 BUICK $1695 '57 DODGE 325 MAPLE AVE., RED BANK Alr-Con '50 CHEVROLET -.....$1293 OPEN EVENINGS Bel Air 4-dr., Fully Equipped •59 CHEVROLET „ ...$1395 '57 MERCURY Fully Equipped 'Parkwood, Fully Equipped RUSSELL '58 FORD $ 795 4-dr. wagon •59 FORD ....$1095 Auto., R&H, PS 1 Fully Equipped lunch W«gon, Fully Equipped OLDSMOBILE-CADILLAC CO. •Credit approved $795 100 Newman Springs RdM Red Bank CAR LAND TWIN-BORO SH 1-0910 COME IN TO CIRCLE CHEVROLET TODAY FOR A GUARANTEED INC. RAMBLER OPEN EVENINGS 'TIL 9 P. M. 131 Ntwman Spring. Rd". MONEY-SAVING CAR BUY! Hwy. 35 (cor. of Springwood Ave.) Neptune PR 4-1500 RED BANK OPEN EVES. SH 7-0040 1m* HOP #iU«nSD~MaXE RED BANK SEGISTEB Frwity, Xor. 30,

Vt4 • it* TflfWONE SAIIS KMtMLE Mew T-ye Part-time or full-time. Ambition ant •yrr ROBUHSTILLI pleaaaai valet art our requirement Stlltnf experlenee not atctatary, we TRAILER SALES, INC. VmnsINO MAN - Say one «ay train you. For interview phone: Daya, a week which could be Saturday!, to Route UO RobbUllvDlt. N I SH t^toio, extenalon SI. Vvealngt OS t-accelerate advenulm and aalee pro- NO DOUBUE TALK... BRAND MBW IMS - Bufck Rrrlfle. JB'I-IMB motion of a «ry Important patented Bark grten, white liethar saase. Fhoae Maaaier at PR inn. Win waoela, full toon. AUDIRJON — 1SW, 10l«, ont bed- 4V0N SELU mnsLr—run or tan room, wail-to^rill carpeting. Ideal lot •line, aeraral terrltorle* open tu NO FANCY FRILLS... ': oouple. Weft Ktiniburt, 7S1-KJ1. women Intereeted In batlni » HELP WANTED-Maie - Female WINDSOR — IN* Wild'. Three bed- aur. SU 1-4U3 or write: lira. Uuia rooma, «J,K». Phone Ultr • p.m. H2- ret Ouloua, f. o. Box ISO, Red Bank. JUST NICE FURNITURE AND 1»JS RENAULT DAVPHINE — Wfilte 07*3. 4mt eitabUahed Reatton need man •tUOToTRadlo, Stst, BM Bank Aut^o REGISTERED NURSE — Night ahlfl, or woman mteretted In (elllng nil- 11 Importa. SH l-MW. 11 p.m. • 7 .am. Apply In wrltlnj dentlal Real Batata for our new branch AUTO PAHTS-REPAUO "Ah", Box Oil. Red Bank. offlet. ruU time butt, experlenee pre- "FOR THE BEST DEAL ferred but not ettenual, We wUI help SAVINGS $ S S S .„„-.." 1M« CHEVROLET PARTS - Oood ROOM AND BOAKD ID eicflaoie lo: eeoure your Uetne* if necetury. Mail SH 7-M« after » p.m. motor, and Urea, radio and beate: bibjralttlnl. Call be 21 or over, «tl»e tntereated people 1 ISM CADILLAC - Hardtop, good e Car Is aeoldent. git at la. CO 7e*. Call today. ROISTON nan flprtngl Rd.. Red Bank. WALTBR S. OVBRTON ISM VOLKSWAGEN r- Sun roof. *4« Alflllatt . 'ATXRBUR1, Realtor-Ioiuror. is « CLBANtNO WOMAN — Two tare $3 96 t; 717-ttll rront 81, Red Bank. SH J4MO. part-time, mutt have own car. recent •0 Wane St. Red Si CHRYSLER MORRIS MINKR — ConvtrUblt, 1SS! ICE BOAT nferancci required. Stmsft Oppetlt* llunltlpal Parklsg Lot tlMllant condition, low mileage, rea- Claaa c. Hood condition. B70. Can BAYSHORE toaaMa, private. PR •i" SH 14117. EXPERIENCED WAITRESSES — pay $4 weekly PLYMOUTH Atlantic Hijh'fsU plr in penon, Howard JsnnMn, Illtdle- 1M FORD — Convertible, body t' 1% HP. SILENT MBRCUBT motor, town, iteadr emploTmiM, cieellent op- BARB aWTLOTMIIHT AOBNOI celitnt, mechanically perfect. Call 2*1 lor duck hmUna, SO. 14' rowboat, MB. portunltj. qualified Pereonntl for Quality Ordei • Nine-piece bedroom group Both In eietlltSt MiUltlor., »H r-WML no Broad Ka| Brapcj CA tS« JCHIIVROLBT — Tenwloor, MM, eedan, IT- - "«" BROADWATER, TO h.p. Her SALESWOMfN Htlght cylinder, mow tlree. One owne cury, eleetrlo, boilt-ln task, all eanvr" OPPORTUMITT oru i«,_ • Eight-piece living room outfit HCaU TW Wtt. ' light*. (Ire eitlngnianar, and ami. 'PR Work In deyelosnunt. Ambiuotu,' terleneed real tttatt pertoo. Hlgkway orgetlc, peitonaklt. Interviewe 9 mstllple Hating oftiee netdt ntlp wlti ISM CADILLAC — Black, original own- U a,m. Thuraday, Deetmner S. Call walk-lot and pnontc Oood tttdt go- er. Excellent condition. Idut be teen. BARGAIN - Any nou «m wamduus Matthew J. am Agency. Ing bagging. Call OS 1-0*00. * • Five-piece dinette, utility cabinet Call SH MBW. Aik lor Lillian. own. Ltw baak rateL iTnancloclo gar- U WA1TRKM WANMD — »uu aMMTt ROVER - ISM Three litre. Cle«n. time. Aptlr In penon MARK'S DIN1R, «r»y with tM opholittrr. S3W0. Prl-COUNTSWSSflrV*-""Y NATIONAL * Hwy 3J; MldiHetown. Vinyl Floor Covering IT PAYS... vtu, no ttidn. »H !«!! CLEANINO WOMAN — ParUUni ISU CORVAIR — Rampild. pickup. 2C ZOML aHruncn SKIFF — on)/ mornlnga S to 1, live or alx dayt ACT EilFLOTlICNT AOBMOT Radio, heater, excellent condition. Ml «0 houra. tit b.p. V4 otar, n.MA week. SH MM. TO BE PARTIGUUR 4S8S evening*. . below coat. SO-IM. O1RL OR WOMAN to live In, leneral FIELD FURNITURE botuework and child care. Starting mi AUSTIN — Economy deluxe, two- FULL OR PART TOO — Selel people door ledan. Red. Original owner. Low IUSINBSS NOTICES etlary £5 per week. S48-8W8. needed. Holmdel office. Call BHORI- '.II E. FRONT ST. KEYPORT, N. J. AND IT COSTS NO MORE! ralletie" 11.000 mllM. Call J»l-«tS3. OVnCB WORK — Part-time, typlnc WAT REALTY, INC., CO 4-7010. For the tame price or less, you can get a finer Used Car UM PL.TMOUTH — Btlraten. powtr. required. For appointment call Mi BXPJtRHlNCED — General houaehold CO 4-3020 fUU, powtr nurlng, rXUa, h»ter, list. FREE ESTIMATE 2100. help, man or woman; between aiee 46- that win Jut longer, cost less to nut. That is Jf you get CO' <4WT WATTJI11SB — Serve In bowuw aller. •0. Mutt b. able to turnleh reliable refereneu for poaltlon In country home. Open Thundey ft FritJey Evening* 'Til 9; Other Dsys 'Til 4 your car from Red Bank Auto Imports, whose reputation is Houaea Garate Muat be over ZL Work nlfhta. OS MOSILE HOMES Addiuoru MOL Two adulta. If you d» not Have eipeil- Aluratloi Room DMder n» and do not enjoy homework. firmly efttWished. Buy here with conflde.cel Essy terms. KOUSEKIIIIPXR —' To live In. . Mean do not apply, TKII la a wonder- FREE STORAGE • FREE DELIVERY , CHAMPION lM14«ia0'. Three tied. J, P. FIACKNTINPL O O0N8TR1 dart, Snndajt'oU. Own room. tab. CO TV. Only reiublt penon wltn re»r- ul potiuon for the right perton. C»U room, compuwr funuhed. sno Poplar An. rair Bavin SH ence need aptlr. Had •nnrfctntlmiM- JMI444. Bloomo - Lateiala, >1 keeper 11 yeara. Call BH T-leTi. FOR SALE FOR SALE trtncsea, tprlnxltc tyattma,. Hoar WOMAN — Looking lor good nome SITUATIONS WANTED, Female ^YEAMNi) SAVINGS AUTOS AMD 1TUJCKS contract CA .M33S, or CA Mow. aaalat motliir with care of chlldi 813 TV DISCOUNTS 8RIN& YOUR ROLLERS ON ALL FOREISN AND DOMESTIC USED CARS FUtSPLACB SCIUEEKS repaired andand bontiketplng. Prlytte «uartera. CHILD CABJS — Private home. a|lt High tra4*.ln. Mo down payment Pay NSW WDTOOW 8HADXS nude to order. BHfnt Atrt, SH 1-NS*. Hear Fitxln Hoipltal, Neptune. Cal 1 to 5 yean preferred. Call for ap-iftVr OrUUnat. Boltdur Spetl.l: Put on white you watt. Any alt* n Brlsht Start. SH 7-23M. Saturday, YR 4-7037. pointment oi i-om Kereo HI F» ftoneole meludet Olfm to larieit picture window*. Fret nut radio tat.tS, only nT»«. Reomdl- leu eyelet, tree crodul ihtde puil. OK USED CARS CHARLM HOWBB — Mara Con RELIABLE WOMAN — Wlabea jpait- tuned TVt (IS in>. tractor. No lob toe amalL SH 14tn o HELP WAV1ED-MALE tlme honMwork and laundry. Available Cuttora made abadlt, ecaJlop tM ,;"' JUST A PARTIAL LIST December J. referencet. Sft 7-45M. fringe, any type. Prompt delivery. Fret SPECIALS! BH 141T2. Rainbow" TV ft Hardv/ar. meaautlng tnvlce. Convenient term*. OBNERAL CLEANINO-CtUan, yy«rd« a I Aeme lot) Broad Red Bank IMPORTS and attlca. Alto otner deantnk ddon*o . $PARTS MANAGERS STTUATTONS WANTED. Male BOX'S BICZCUD — 2t" Flreatone. Red PROWN'S Reaaonablt. 7J7-1SM. and white, eoAlter brake. For more a Broad St. Red Bank SB 1-1M* 1962 CHEVY II CHEVROLET Information. SH 74314. Uk RENAULT DAUPHINE Mr?, Mtck, loaded $12S> Tti-nu MOB SCHOOL BOX — Reliable, ei- Iluat be live wire wltQ experleni wlenned. dealrea work after achto) AliEKICAN FLYER — UV of track, 2-dr. HT, auto, trans., RftH INTERIOR PAINTmo AND PAPER ud wtek-enda. c*ll enuas*. SB T-JONBL TRAIMS — Large braaiformer, three clrcutta, three enttnee, 70 eo.. ltd PEUGEOT Sen, RUi, one owner »IM5 HANOIMQ. Iipertencta. Salary plua commitaion. CALL 3 oleael *"&>. 'k «»". ewUBhaa, traekt, ft. ot plitfonn tceoery. llany exuaa. UN RENAULT DAUPHINE, fully equipped. 1 owner * MO OARDEN STATE PATOTERa-Eiperl. Jim. Mr. Bern. T . All for U00. SH 1M». 1962 CHEVY II enced, tnaured. Averaft Raoch^ape MAN — An 21 to !5. factory wor CONSOLS TABLE - Mahoftny, Very lift VOLKSWAGEN Coov.. red, one owner, loaded _*«» Cod |1B» plus paint Avenue room SM to train for atalttant aupervUory poll NNANCIAL reaennaue. . ; WOOD STORM SASH art atlU teat. Nova Station Wagon. plu paint. BH 1-I&M anruine. Hon. Steady work. Only tnoie who are SB 1-4MI ItartlDg price, ts.lt. Place your order 19» VOLVO ^d^. sedan, one omtt, tspecd trans $1095 wllllnt to work hen! and aaauax BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES now. Red Bank Lumber. » Wall St, DRAFTING UNLIMITED — You same Red Bank. SH 14«00. . 1M» TRIUMPH TR-3, red, cxniip^ed u__$l»J Auto trans., RAH, low ml. It, welwe'lll draw It. ArcUtMtural, mem - reeponalbiuty. ehould apply. Apply u HAMMOND penon Ralph rrledltnd * Sna., Lscus ; chanicalchanichanicac l , electricalelectrical , iMjraphical.iMjraphical el e—l St. Keyport ORGAN STUDIO rRiorsAntB REFWOERATOR—cy< RAH . JlOtt WANTED for ladtea' ante. Call SH 1- truck, tralnlnr, toola, operating equip- COOEUAH AVI. AND MAID ST. table, good condlUon, reatooable. U Church St. Keansburg 1US for further Information. to lilt It Uu opportunity to ester ment and protected territory. Down- 7S7-5U3 hljUly aucceunil (laid and train for PRO-WOO top poeltlon. For men wno qual payment of |o,l)00 required, balance of 19MF0RD Mr. Wagon, auto.. PS . ..JJM AUTOS AND TRUCKS alarllng* aalary US. total will be financed by major auto, WURLITZ1IR — Ilectronlo plino, like ALUMINUM COMBINATION motive corporation. If you nive th« new. Garry Ilk* a tuit .oate.\Sar deelre. the capital and are not afraM Apply at 8 Maple Ave.. Red Ban of manual labor, write In detail to: ihohti, ampllflir. 81 Iba. si" wide, WINDOWS AND DOORS Monday. December J it 3 p.m. tharp. Mr. Jamae Brick. W3I Powhttan, KM. Phone iH 1-1410. No other time. "WhtrWhtr* the Contractor! Buy ThemThem" Rlverdale, Maryland. ANTIQUES AM IVKBLASTINa NthNothini g (ti(tee . . . but we'll f»t you BRAND NEW OITTS tor IPICUI pertoni. We arMtlme t ouillty aluminum combination BANK AUTO IMPORTS NEED SOMEONE to irure drMns LUNCHEONETTE — Fully MttlpPML ttoCkM to the ratten. Our 'election >udowt and doort at prleit you'll Florida. Cadillac, pay own eipeni aeannal or year-round. Recreation end prlcai wUI aurpnte you. COPPXI likk e . . , alto ... aluminum Madtlwdtr AND ANXIOUS TO SELL YOU ... leave December «. SB 7-tOCS day!, room, parking lot. Tearround nomt KBTTLB ANTIQUES, Ul Uonmouth and gutter and JalouilU doora. AUTHORIZED DEALERS FOR SK 1-T731 evenlnta and Sunday. Included. 11 Main St, Keanaburg. ltd., Oakhunt KB 11IW. Open Fr FOR LSA8B — American oil eompan day evenlnga. RED BANK LUMBER niOTOR ACCOUMTAKT — Learn auto- ha* Mtera! eervlce atatlm opporlun TBAUB IN you old mrmrare wltn no » Wall St. SH 1«» Renault •Volvo • feufaot • Triumph moijllt accotuttlar, >orae eceountln tlia In Monmouth County. Piaaneui aa. dttn payminl anil get a niw parln THE 1963 PLYMOUTH knowledfe neuitary. May be nlfnt alatance (or quallfltd pernnnel. Phone Of dining room ut at tale prlcea. Wil- POWER oINBRATOR — HomaUte, S15 ll» NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. RED IANK coDete Undent of aceountlni. TonVe Kj mui or write "A.Y.", Box 111. liam Lett Furniture too., Bwy ( cath; TV repair equipment, nont, Tort. Inc.. MMawan. Call Mr. I. W. Red Bank. Sidolatown. su 1-nu, osan treatBge tetter, tto. SIM; air oomprtaeor, OPEN EVES. TIL » SH I 1114 Harper. LO HMO. Ell » >. m. arnall. UO; electric adding machine, ol- BEST FOR PRICE - STYLE - SERVICE WS BUS AND MOLL anything and tlce model, W0; kitchen tet, xj»; of- AUTOS AND TRUCKS MORTGAGES •mytulag. am to* Msaest prlcta. fice typewriter, late atjle, US; PR 4- Can William Lett runlttua, Un.. Bwy. 2ftT4 RAVCUADE CHRYSLER First Avenue It, MldiUttown SB 1-au. OSes "~ POWER BENCH SAW - Ptrftet OOnol- llAlJflVllL PLYMOUTH Arlanfie HigMend* nlnfi tl|I s pm. Uon, very reatonabla. Call MONEY SH 7-4457 Authorized Consolidate Debtt FREE INSTALLATION «7» OALLON OIL TANK ALUMINUM COMBINATION SU Low Payments STORM WINDOW* Call SH 1-71U SERVICE AND PARTS TWO PIECE LIVING ROOM SET — CALL SH 1-4700 6 for $77 Thrie piece bedroom aet, Blend room HIGH - LOW A LARGE SELECTION OF FOR- First and Second MORTGAGES Tripl• . e track, fully weather atrlpptd, divider, colfee and end tiijlu. Call JJ3- renuinnu * Aiwa aluminum, S-Z tilt, Ceo Mll after 7 p.m. to homeowners who need moaey >Pe cleane,'°1 d from tnilde. Termt. ALLOWANCES PRICES for MINK COAT — Slat 12-14, % length, GUARANTEED • BOMB IMPROVEMENTS one year old. .SI00. Call 2Sl-22t» from Renault - Peugeot • DEBT COKSOLIDATION PROWN'S 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. USED CARS AT YOUR AUTHORIZED BARONET REALTY, CO 4-M10t> Broad St SH MHO Red Bank FORD - THUNDERBIRD MISCELLANEOUS FURMTURI and ALTENBURG PIANO HOUSE Sayreville Motors HOMBOWNIRS NEED KOKEVT rumlihlDga. Some antlauee. Riaaonabl». Tour credit la good. Ftnt and aaeoad Usi be mi at «J White It, RedRtnt A Piano $12 par Month DODGE, DODGE TRUCKS Rt. 9, Sayraville mongaget. SB wwjtrewtl Bank. SU 1-2743. MERCURY - LINCOLN SALI — Refrigerator, gu ttove, waah- Oaekmaa AT*. « tuu Su Attmry n. MIKCHANDISI Ing machine, aecreury, antique btd- Authorized Dealeri for room tulte. Vltcellantout artleiti, Call own um^a^ut. tm eue FORD TRUCKS Compact Dodge Dart Dealer * FOR SALE CA 2-8050 or 8»-Ua, CA 2-S5M. BCRIINB AUD STORM BASH — Varl- REVSRE - « M. M. Hovll Camera OLD PATCH WORK QUILT. M; larg! oua al»t. MxM. 30XM, 3«xM. 30x43, Mx Plymouth - Valiant and equipment complete. Xxcallant green pitcher, U; old tana, palilty 43. Scrtent Sl.TS each, storm aaah fj and painted; Interesting old atructural and |2UM tacn. Phone afltr B p,m. condlUon But offer. Call IT3-1S34 be- prtnta. framtt, etc. Or will exchange • Renault • Peugeot tween t and < p.m. 'or old books pre UNO (etate hUtorfea. FRANK VAN SYCKLE, Inc. blopepnJei, or old magaalnei). SK 7- BLOND bedroom tulte-doubit sad, A-1 USED CARS CONVERTIBLE Sleeper chair, kitchen table and three chalra. sight tabln. dreuar, chut, aprlng, Over 50 Year* Sailing Automobiles ST1-06M mattnt. Oood condition. S4MM2. OPTIONAL EQUIPMENT—FREE SNOW TIRES UKB NVW — Sealy box aerlng and PA 1-0600 mattrcu, Ho. Maple, tabu, gto, plat- SALDWIN Acrotonlc Plano^Llke new. I4t W. Front St. Red Bank SH 1-1296 form nokar, B0. CA 3-4t»0. Sacrifice (or Quick aale. call 7J7-M7J from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. FIRST PAYMENT JANUARY IS CLOSE OUT SALE BEDROOM SET — One yaax old, STay wood, bookcatt bet with deak to match, COMB TO OUR CHRISTMAS OPEN NO LONGER IN BUSINESS ado. Pray rug, lau, tX. SH MHL HOUSS AND SALE — ThurUay, Large greeting card dlipliy cue, four Friday, Saturday, December S, 7, I. Irawera with approximately 1.000 cardt BOYS 21" LiaKT WEIOHT BICYCLS— Houra 11 a-m. to s p.m. THE EAST for all occaaioaa. Two wall caaet, Hi; chtld'e riding tractor, SS; pine I0USE ANTIQUES. Hwjr 3S, AUantU plate slate, height «\ width 4', depth cobbler"! bench, 7(1-5351. CHECK THESE PRICES W. SSO each. Two card rackt, bloni HlthUndl, • wood «1O each. Rotating dleplay Hand, RCA WHIRLPOOL — Wringer warn '56 PLYMOUTH, 4.dr. W«9on 3B0. metal, 6' tall, S1O. Show caae, plate er, ekocllent condition, two r*are old. SHOP BY PHONE data, r>", SX>. Mlacellaneoue (UU. Retaonable. U 2-3608. 7tw merchandlee below wholttale Tnt quick dally dillvery In Red Bank '59 OPEL "Caravan" Station Wagon 650. USED BTORM DOOR PORCH EN- em. Outlylnt dlttrlcu Widnitdaya price. Can be aaen 34 p.m. studio CLOSU11X — lft glaai and icreen pine ana Saturdaye. Diaeount' Drloet. "57 FORD Convertible, FOM , S96. U W. Front St., Red Bank. 7«7-MOT. comblnatlone. Eight unite I'xl". Eight PROWrTS, 32 Broad BL, SH 1-7800. LIONEL TRAINS - O Oauge, two unite, «7"iMH". Worth 1390 Including '67 FORD 9-P.ts. St.. Wagon, FOM, PS 695. complete tralna, all cart, acceatorlet, trim. WUI take $10 for Uie lot. VAN DAUASK COVXRSD COUCH — Old HORN, fair Havan. BH 748M. role. Three cuthlona. S26. You hauL automatic Coat Jl.OOO to build. Ben SH ling. 'SI FORD Fairlane "500" HT, FOM, PS 196. O»w over UM. CA S«3M. WASH STAND - |7: pine mantel SIX STORM WINDOWS — Mx<3. Foul 10; amall tplnnlng wheel, 931; houta SMALL CASH REOISTER. — EltctrlO '59 FORD 6-cyl. Feirlana, 4-dr. Fordematic 995. 0i», two 2US0. one door ITxIU Call ahutttre. Jl a pair; 410 thotiun, three miet nicer, car tervlng traya, rsaton- thou, 115,' OI metal locator, cheap. able. 7»7-M7a. "• ', ... '60 COMET 2-door Sedan 1096. co i-mu. Sunday. Hwy, 34, Colta Nick, next to DUSK AND CHAIR — Birch, youth UESKa - su up, fUea si> up. chain, "Tjila and That" Shop. '60 FALCON Deluxa Fordor, Fer'dematie 1195. adding mintilnta, typewrltere manuc aite, thret drawer, perfect condition. and electric, office equipment. «to. •39. 1Olrl'e white atutea, elu D, <& argaln prlcea. New or tied. AAO D*ak ALUMINUM STEPLADDERS Child ! Hat 10 alpaca lined tweed coat '59 MERCURY Hardtop, MOM, PS 1196. lo. RL &, oakhurn, KB I-99O, and hat let, ft. Orey twetd coat alia PRICED REDUCED U, S3. Very good condition, SH 1-43O4. '61 FORD FI0O '//Ton Pick-up 1195. XfaiWRJiaila, ADDINo maeblnea, «.—»«.««, 5 ft—*7.»5. • ft.—S».to 11 makea new or uetd. OuaranteM. «w as tUV, Sirplco'a, 101 Momnouth KLARIN'S BIG PAINT DISCOUNT '59 FORD 9-pa»i. Country Squire, FOM, PS (396. Next tothetter. SH T-OtSS. > MonmouUi St. SH 7-3UI Retl Ban Redecorate for the HoUdaya. 1,900 '59 MERCURY 9-P. CoC Pk. Wag., MOM, PS 1395. BXECUTtVE AND SECRETARIAL . BZCYCLB — Boy't 28", ytar old, front beautiful colon, special; flat, turn- metal den, tH to HO. Wooden dealt and rear wheel brake and llghti, beat ;loia home pant, white, RH gah No '60 FORD Salaxi. Fordor, FOM, PS 1395. i to 119. BH 1-3314. offer. LO (-0324. '61 COMET 4-df. S.dan, Mereomatic 1395. KJCLVIHATOR RIFRIOBRATOR — S LZONSL TRAINS — Four tell, two ll5,t.siH.SmS cu. ft. Oood running condition. S25. large tramformert, awitchet. tracka. W-1307. axtra working can, 1100. SH 7-3230. Rainbow" TV & Hardwara '59 CHRYSLER Naw Yorker 4-dr. HT, PS 1395. [acroit Acme loll Broad Red Bank WALLPAPER SALE SUPPORTED VINYL TOKO squiPMENT—Like new. Power '60 MERCURY Convertible, Full Power 1495. Nauiahjde and Boltaflex, handle. 2&" reel mower, tnow-blower, '60 MERCURY Comm. 9-Paii. Station Wagon 1496. The popular Ron and LtoOor branci roamart Hwj. 34 Eetontown U 2-0477. rototlller and eitger. OS 14212. 50% Off Retail Prices RED BIRCH KITCHEN" BASH CAB- '61 FALCON Deluxe 4-dr. St.. Wagon, FOM 1595. RtfUlar |1,O to $3.65 per (Untie roll, NET — »', complete with double link, sow 76c to (tM P*r aincle roil. W* PAINT DISCOUNTS ormlca top, and eplath board. 10S '60 FORD C'try Squirt, St.. Wag., FOM, PS 1595. cOrtorn mix p*ittt lo much your pp.- Bherwln A WWUmj, OoPont, K«m»on«, Shrewibury Ave., Red Bank, Cook * Dona, tow on ulnti now «jBICYCLE — Olrlt 30" Huffy, good •61 CHEVROLET Bel Air 4-dr., 8-cyl., PG 1650. condition, sit. Call btfore J. KLARIN'S PROWN'S SH 7-85M n Brotd St. SB 1-7500 Red Bank '61 COMET S22 Sport 2-dr., MOM, Air. Cond. 1695. M uonmouth St. SH 7.3(31 Red Bank PBBF1NISHBD PLYWOOD PANXUMO H0R8ESH0B BAR — 22 atool WLL SIZE MAPLE BED, mattrell, Bfore you buy aee 4' wide umitii capacity, formica top, very reatonabla. '61 FORD G.l.xi. 4-dr., FOM, PS A 1696. box aprlng, white oak dretter and of pretlnlllud plywoodt on diaplay. Call SH 7-0971). uitlor c&eat, mahocany end tab!*, Priced from H.M to IJ2 Bar 4x1 thane, '59 THUNDERBIRD, Full Pow.r 1850. wheel chair, white pintle headboard let Bank Lumbar, • Wall St., Red SAVE BY CASH AND CARRY Bank. (Oppotlto Uonmouth St. A * Pi '62 FALCON Futur. Sport 2-dr., Fordom.tic 1795. and bed framet, white oak dinette table, four chain, oval hook rugi, BATHROOM B«WPM»Nt-Tub, link. UNPAINTED FURNITURE '61 FORD Convertible, FOM, PS 1750. UU. SI10. 741-1M1. toilet; door, Imitation (lie; wringer type JOYU BICYCLB - 24" Columbia. Beit waihlng macbln«. After T, 717-3102. Red Bank Lumber, t Wall St., Red always THRCE SMART MODEIS TO CHOOSE FROM: New, >fftr. Call alttr «. Sank. SU 1-6400. '61 MERCURY, Mont. 2-dr. HT, Air Cond. 1850. LI 2 31M >UHWASHBR OE — Perfect condl- improved 600 D sedan, molt famous of all the Flatv lon. gSO, TAN K0KO6KAL BOFA — Look* Ilk* U 34150 '61 MERCURY Hardtop, Full Pow.r 1196. have Ideal family ear. Unexcelled in operating economy. Ut. IAR sqUIPUBNT - Walk-In box «>» Ktther, full ll", excellent condition. window, 20 ft. bar, Ice cube machlni, TAPE RECORDER - (1 model Wan- Wine montM old. H». BH 7-30M. LINCOLN Premiere 4-dr. HT, Air Cond. 1895. reitaurant equipment CO 4-9834. "89 at least most convenience. Lowest possible price. oor. Bxoellint condition. IIBO »(2-USt HOUen BHUTTERS — Clothee treet, Superbly styled 1100 Special 4-door tedo., luxury 8,000 OAL. BWIU1UNO POOL - aftir ft p.m. >. Child's rocker, f3; (ramea, pleturea, '61 MERC. Comm. 9-P. St.. Wag., MOM, PS I960. All acceteotlia. Rtatontbli. Call 1 up, etc. 117 Main St., Fort MonmouUi touches inside and out. Unlbody construction, MMlght J42-0065 WO 20 OALLON LONa TROPICAL '60 THUNDERBIRD, Full Power 2150. II TANKS — Cunnlete. Call CO 4. HAS DRYER — Like new. Excellent windows all orpund. The pearl of the Imports. White JREY PERSIAN LAMB COAT - Stle $8! condition. '61 MERCURY Col. Pk., MOM, PS 2195, HJ, never worn, full length. Beit 117-MM . one walb. fftr. RCA TV, encloatd cabinet, IS". Ill 1S7J3 after 4 p.m. AWNIN6S TWO (URL'S BICYCLES — One email, '62 FORD G.l.xi. 800 4-dr., FOM, PS 2195. ALUMINUM OR ITBWUILAM coej medium. Call . . Hat 1200 Spider sports roadster, Aristocrat of pita- IB APPLIANCES, never uttl, in cir- X»r hooda, piUoi, etc Proteotton OS 10744 '60 LINCOLN Pr.mi.r. 4-dr. HT, Air Cond. 2496. lont, Waaher, tn*zw, Arytr. other agtlntt tun, rain, alttt, now. Vreel lure cars. Only thing like H anywhere near the price. nlieellaneout artlclet. US-niJ. AL0USIE8 — Thrtt-Banil window CONTINENTAL S.dan, Beautiful estlmatea. Call today. i unit, ft'S"high ; only a ftw montha old, '61 See It, and you think only the rich can ovyri it. Price It, UUUOND ORGAN, ehuroh modtl; flit opening S6" wide. •lotllent con> and you know it can be yours. SEE THEM NOW. Full rllh KR «0 ipiakir. CA HIM, after PROWN'S dttlon. Oray wool twlat rug and foant '61 CONTINENTAL Convertible. V.ry Nice our. Broad St. SH 1-7800 Red Bank' rubber cuthton il«e HixlS: cau IO- warrantiei. Easy payments. IISO after fi p.m. '62 CONTINENTAL Sedan, Air Conditioned FIAT CHRISTMAS TREES BHUIPMIHT - IB MOBILE MAID PORTABLE DISH- Wnoletale 7ASHJBR — One year old, Ukt ntw, m.om mtareii BO«CH nan. i«,ooa "IA.N0B — Sare »}(» or more on Hal «; ehlld'a deak ud chair, good con- >alia of Red pine Bought, 10,000 price, brand new sa-nota ooaaola pl> iltlon. »t.8O. Call SH, 1-H71. ngle tl«d Balaam treat. 9W Stanoa. . 10-year luarantae. Come tee, aave. Rtnt, opllon to buy, Tenuft POOL TABLE — V, ueeUant omdl< Itorf Aye., Railway, W UMa tlon; Kenmore eleetr» a*wloet machine, BLUILT T HITISS COACH - IJIJ|tl| t exterior :tialo Wore, 3M Main St.; ulewood. OS 1-H4I. Call alter a. nd Interior y hod Md HO TRAINS and aooeeeorlei. Qrand LEVIN E-WEBB and Interior, navy hood, Mattered Itno. Call TWO PAUl OUBTOM MADS DRAPER wheelheelii . titipp proof, like new. StoVO* 1- SO* nxcellent material, almoet new. Fltn raoet plolure wlndowi. Oilers accepted. , MOTO(FormerlyR Buffi CORPORATIOa Motor CompanyN) FUrtNITUItX AND HOUSEHOLD PROVINCIAL iMng n TEMS — Inquire at 141 Monmouth St., mile, aood condition. Can CO t [ted Bank. ttetwein 10 a.m. and S p.m. TAPE RECORDER — Wlloox Oay. mndtl ITS, MOellent condition. Wim SH 1-6000 - AGENCIES SH 7.4141 uiiiuuai tcntwlfflaaur"* duk, waiti- «AOIO OHBr 8S" gu range, |1M; tcomorlet. SH 1-UH. HWY. 35 LI 2.1020 EATONTOWN itand, rocker, thort wave radio, dm*. Tappan 40" gu range, »OT; Man'a Hel- ns (able, faa tloye. M caliber ritlea. roa,, „.„.e wrlatwato. n wlut 11 diamond*. M0: Sine* 1904 — MONMOUTH J. MAPLE, RED IANK Hone bench. m*tal chicken ntau, port- Ai\\" •«• «•* *£}. Range and refrigerator with each apartment. Exceptionally fim living room (bay window), den, kitohtn and dinette, two bedrooms, Same superior management . • . quiet street investment. Owner anxious to sell at {16,000. • r basement' Two-ear jsri|e. A tovdy 'Jwme. AJWm only bath. Ideal to start a family or for retirement. Plot 100*300. :,600. ^ • • . ; in finest estat* section. Asking J18.5OO. A PICTURE TO SEE • iEXCELLEOT'LOCATICW.- U«B Ssh^'Otte CM. UvijW. UNITS START AT $140 PER MONTH $900 Down. $154.37 Per Month RUMSON - ONE OF ITS KIND. NORTH SHREWSBURY RIVER. This four-bedroom split is located in an are* as well kept as thi! NEW RANCH! Three bedroom, one bath. Center hall, living torn with flreplatje, dining room. Utthen wtth dUhwt»ber. 4«n, be*, « FULL DINING ROOMS roam antf full bath on firat hoor. Tw; very large bedrooms «n and carpeting indudadT Also h«s cspanalon poMibiUtiet for two • SHOPPING NEARBY APARTMENTS HOUSES FOR RENT Thermopane and Anderson sliding windowi. Two acres Only more bedrooms and bath. AijrJng S3S.S0O. $29,500. • MODEL OPEN 7 DAYS LONG, LOwVAND SPACIOUS! SU-yearoid ranih horn* with FIVE , MEMBER RED BANK AREA MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE LARGE BEDROOMS! Hure paneled den. Central.hall, two'baths GARDEN APARTMENTS RED BANK (plus one more, if deafred); Lovely wtting in Uttlt Silver (near MANOR EAST Clean attractive three-bedroom horn ONE AS I) TWOBEDROOMB. Sttua for lease, Hi baths, basement, s.a Shrewibury River). Tut* only ftll, • DIAL In th* beit Red Bank realdcni rage, unfurnished, very good convenlei net. $110 per month and irt>. neighborhood. S162. per month. HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE 741-7200 or ,741- 1900 Dial 741-7200 : Broil) at. Rid Bui:, turn tut at Monmoulh Count; Bank, Dial 741-7200 PHIUF J. BOWERS * CO. BOWTELL to McLaren at, right on WUIfam St. to model apartment. PHILIP J. BOWERS * CO. Real Enats Since 1894 HALL BROS. STANLEY K. DOWNS Real Estate Since 1894 APARTMENTS , WALTER B. OVERTON Real Estat* FOR SALE WALTER S. OVERTON ' REALTORS REALTOR / Affiliate STATE HIGHWAY X ' JJ1-21P0 LEOMAROO «0 White St. Red Ba MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTIN' "Homes of Chirm tnd Value' WAS $19.95 LONQ BRANCH liunlclpal Parking Lot 60 White St. Red Ban] 30 YEARS IN THE BAYSHORE NIW LUXURY. AIR-CONDITIONED Opposite Municipal Parking Lot ' SHtdyilde M017 NOT (14.(8 buy table radio. BEABURBAN 813 River Rd. Fair Havei BIG GIFT DISCOUNTS GARDEN APARTMENTS Member Multiple Listing Service UNUSUAL COLONIAL-Remodeled, new beat, bath, kitchen, tab H»M> tmyi transistor iet. X24.68 buyi EATONTOWN — Three rooms, new! SHadyside 1-7686 clock radio. S28.D6. buy* FM radio Vh ROOMS—$13$ MO. renovated, Including new ftathroom. A RUMSON — .Unfurnished bungalow wl Sycamore Aye. •. ., Shrewsbury large; bedrooms. $!3, pur- Uegant gifts from utllitltei, completely furnished, Inxludi living room, kitchen, bedroom and bat chase. M0 First Ave. • , •>• ;. . • . TV set. Downstairs. Private entr&nci hot water oil htMX, 179 monthly. Adi FOR A GROWING FAMILY - SHadyside 1-1017 "Rainbow" TV and Hardware MOVE IN NOW! Large yard. Fine neighborhood oni couple only. JOHN L, MINUQH, Sei Rumson, four bedrooms and tw< (acroei Acmi lot) Broad Red Ban thr«ft blocks to center of town. Adu tors, 842-3500. NAVESINK—Farm house on 1V4 acres, best location. New heat, Rent Start, Feb. lit I^a«e. LI 2-2220. baths, with space for two mor< CHARMING COTTAGE -Artis- TV — L*te Jl" Motorola Uble mode! VIDE SELECTION OF WCNtAU bedrooms on second floor. Sun tically decorated. Fine lawn, ex- kitchen and bath, two bedrooms. Ideal for retirement. 115,500. like new. Will take trade, •miller TV SMALL partly funilihed apartment Turntsued snd unruroisiieil. lnunsc!< : HI-FI or air conditioner. Alter I. JH 1 fitch apartment liM 77-foot living two persons. H&lf block from but 1 ile occupancy Bamuel Telcher Ageno room, porch, fireplace in livlnj cellent landscaping. Many ex- Mortgage:»vaiHbli ;' ; / ,''- .; '> -i:' '.\ I" '. i;- •••= • tlTS. . . . room, bedroom with tdjolnlnf dreaa- in Rumson. J70 wltb utllltlei. Call fi' Ocetnport Ave,. oces.nporL Call or dl room, attached garage, full but tra features. In St° Leo'i Parish, ini room, dining "-rea and tibuidui DS66 atter 5 p.m. 1.1 2.3500 or LA ,2-lMl. • LIONEL TRAIN* — Two engines, loll ldtch«n «auipp«d with G'X 22 ca. tl. ment. Walk to all schools, con- Lincroft. Immediate possession, ef cars, track* switches, and large refrijerntor, tiuiie, oven and exhaust COUNTRV BETTING - On« nillt R MANY FURNISHED and unfurnlshi venient to store, and Irans_port8' owner moving,' ready to sell I HOUSES FO* SALE HOUSES FOR SAIJE transtormirs. Went HO, reasonable. 787 fan. Featurei tnciudt private entrance rentals In all sizes and prices. E Bank station. 3% toomj, ullUUes, $1C tion. Low taxes. Asking $27,500, Now only $19,100. •-. •'••-.' ' to each apartment, individually con BH VS58» Wiltshire Agency Realtors, 14W Oce un. trolled O-K air conditioning, paxquel Ave., Sea Bright. P. j. B12-0OH. Ope; WOOD 8TOF.M WINDOWS — Sl".35" LONG BRANCH — Furnished or ui seven days. TRANSFERRED OWNER A HOUSE FOR ALL SEASONS floor, mosaic tiled bath with colored furnished apartment. Three rooms ar RIVER OAKS RANCH HOME - REDDEN AGENCY X47" H. eaen; two Blorm door« 32" fixtures, built-in TV antenna, Venetian Hates to sell this immaculat A iwlmmlng pool, access 'to and 38ft". *4 each; two aluminum door blinds, itorrai and screens; many oth- bath, first floor, completely prlvi JJ5 to 112* Per Kontii Massive' oak trees, choice loca- Shrewbury River, a graenhouse, awnings, S2 each. 100 pieces Redwood er fln« features. Centrally located, all utilities.. KE THE BXRO AOttNCY brick and frame, rambling spill tion. - Fireplace- • In the Jiving . Realtors — Iniurorr 0776 or CA 2-6608. VA acres. ExceUeat school area tongue and groove) pantll fi"x3". Mak at. U Ulidlelown Flagstone center foyer, three dot room, separate dining 'room, •Her. BH 1.762(1. Perftctly located across street from ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Bmall OS 1-lMW ILLNESS FORCES SALE - Four plus a beautiful five-year oM ocean, on» block to Cabtna clubs and furnished apartment, suitable for oi HIGHLANDS — Bungalow, unfurnlshei ble bedrooms, 1. Reliable) Electric Motor, Pater- three bedroomi, 3^ baths, llreplac dining room, large shaded plot SPACIOUS RESIDENCE IN REDpliances. Asking: $15,450. .' •• W.000' -^ ;•..'• nn , N. 3. ARmory 4-7180. RANCH APARTMENTS APPOINTMENT PLEAftE. 291-041 open porch, S17& per month. ROLHTOl CHARMING LAKESIDE HOME F. A. OKHLHAUS, Real Estate WATERBURY. Realtor, M W.Front at adjoining 60 acre wooded park BANK — Very desirable fpr large Ocein and Bternherier Avea. Hwy. 36 . Leona Red Bank. SH 1-3500. Basement game room with bar family or professional. Living TWO FAMILY HOUSE IN HEDSix bedrooms, (Mir baths. For- MERCHANDISE WANTED Atent on premises: Arthur Bahlav RED BANK - Slxroom home, D r BANK - Ideal for retired mal living room and dining nogt. Agency, Ipe. PR M655. THREE KOOMS — Business coup] attached garage. Convenient tc room 32'xU with; fireplace, <"«• ffAKTSD all utilities furnished. Call SH 7» cember 1 occupancy. Convenient loci newlyweds. Live in three-room Large informal living room. Phones: CA 2-12M or M'J T-«700 or SH 14451. tlon. 1149 per month. EH 7-300O. public and parochial schools. Ex- ing room 15'xU', five large, bed- USU1) ORHSNTAL RUQS ceptional offering (or growing rooms, 2>^'baths, full, basement j apartment. Jet. Income from the Paneled children's playroom. GrUNBSX AMD PERSIAN DCF.ECTION8: Gatdea State Parkway UNPUBNISHKD FOUR ROOMS In EATONTOWN - Three-hedroonTrani other, three-room apartment help Patio. Dog kennels. Miny ex- FRIIDMAN OALLSBIES to eut IM onto Rt. 3t. onto Broadway, Bright. Heat and hot water suppll fult basement, preezeway, attached gi family. Asking J26.5O0. two-car garage. Near. St. James, PR «-31iS Evenings OA 37 alter 5. share seven room, completely furnlshei ment, garage. Immediate oc attractive paneled den. Two Three bedrooms, basement. Long Branch FURNISHED — Two rooms. Fir home with professional businessmen cupancy. Only $23,900. baths (with > third roughed in), r.OTOTILLER . OR USED GRAVEL? NP AND TWO BEDROOM DUPLEX floor.- One or two adults. All utilities All conveniences and full prlvllegei Transferred owner asking tractor, call after * p.m. tp&rtmentj, all uttllllea except elec 2 Wall St.. Red Bank. SH 7-0366. Call OB 1-1605 alter 7 pin. weeUda; two-car garage. Nearly an acre. «2,SM. : PR. (-7383 trlclty. I1J0. CA 2-2305. OCEANPORT—Unfurnished, five larf UNFURNISHED — Immediate occupai J. LESTER RISBY This wonTlMt tt.W7.8OO ANTIQUES — Palnunia, N. J.Atlai'. THRBK FURNISHED APARTMENTS, sunny rooms, near Ft. Monmouth. SB cy. Six-room home In Shrewsbury Estates purchased, and apprslsed. SH all utilities. All year 'round. Modern 747-1M1. Three bedrooms, l',i baths, den, ful SHOREWAY ALMOST ->TEV' COLONIA 7-2003. The Hudson Boon Inc. Ill ba,th arid showers. Nicely furnished. basement, S140 a month, year's lease ASSOCIATESi INC.; Broad St.. ahrawsburr. LONG BRANCH — One three-rooi RANCH in excellent locatiiM. ILUN S. Overlooking Sandy Hook Bay. 872-B741 apartment . left In new Jane Coui ELWOOD A. ARMSTRONG AOENO REALTY INC. -:;: REALTORS OLD FURNITURE Antiques, china, Realtor. B55 Prospect Ave., Little 81 Center hall,- fireplace In living THREE R00M8 UNFURNISHED — Batb and Third Ave. Two air con<] ver. SH 1-4M0. HAZELTON glassware, art object* and1 bric-a-brac. Ground floor, near railroad station. tloners. and nil utilities Included Hwy. 35 ' Holmdi 504 Shrewsbury Avenue room, dining room, Vitchen wit Immediate caah tor anything and every- Adults only. All utilities. J96. SH 1 rent. Phone PR 4-S65S. SIX ROOM HOUSE — All Itnprov, breakfast area, den four bed- REALTOR thing. RulcU'a, 25 Xast Front St. ments. Hot water heat. (Off Union Ave.) CQ f70 New Shrewsbury, N. J, . 8H 1-1683. 2873. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS—Un!urnl»h« rooms, two baths. Full basement, il Vest River Road Rumson cozy three rooms, first floor, all ut SH 1M17 USED POT BELLY COAL BTOVE to FIVE ROOilS and bath. Near school. ties. One or two persons. $85. 291-29 UNFURNISHED — Immedlste occupan LOOKING FOR A GOOD INVEST- two-car garage. Many extras. heat private sarafe, grates muit be and churches, Fslr Haven. Heat light, cy. Four-room home, two bedrooms MENT? Two-year-old two-famil) This attractive home' being of- good. Call a-S, 787-MM. Atter I and water supplied. SH 1-68M. tile bath, full storage attic, basemen1 Five year old ranch on full acre. Member of Red Bank weekends. 787-0121. COMMERCIAL RENTALS (125 month, year's lease, ELWOOD A duplex. $2,000 down will net 509 Three bedroomi, living room Tered for WJ.00O ; Multiple Usting; Service THREE ROOMS tnrnlshed. Living or more per year on your invest room, bedroom, kitchen, bath. Seps. ARMSTRONG AGENCY, Realtor, 55 with fireplace, attached garage, LA>Uaal KOUM lor tent. Center Prospect Ave., Little Silver. SH 1-450G ment, plus paying off the mort Member ol Red Bank Multip PETS AND LIVESTOCK rate entrance. 120 Wilson Ave., Port town. Could be used also for offli big recreation room,- icreetu, Monmouth. 781-1489. •pace. Approximately 2.400 sq. ft. IVrl FOUR BEDROOMS, two baths, girar gage. Price $18,000. storm sash,' 19% down. — $20,900 , Listing Service •INOmo CANARDS — Yellow and -r.onaci"- Bar fill, HeA Baok. basement, excellent residential, I DO YOU DISUKE DEVELOP white, guaranteed to sing or replace- ONI KOOM UNFURNISHED APART- mediate occupancy. SH 1-6482. GILL ment. KEYPORT PET SUPPLIES, Bts. ](XNT — Call STORE FOR KENT — On White SI MENTS? See this nice rancl Gardeners delight — three ' «H l-loea led Bank. Oal. MIDDLETOWN — Executive's foul 741-9100 as. ciifrwood. LO t-aeen. SH 7-1100 bedroom unfurnished home, tlSO montr; home on % acre. Basement, ful clous bedrooms,.living room, Rt. 35, Ml Maple Ave, HOMES TWO FEMALE — £ Bound dogl. UNFURNISHED THREE R00MS-H11I- ly, immediate possession, large lot, chll dining room, three bedrooms dining room, kitchen bat* break- HAVE FIGURES TOO I ready by Christmas, phona after A:30 •Ide location In Atlantic Highlands. All OFFICES TOR RENT — Center dren welcome. F.A. OEHLHAUS, Real Comer Bergen PL • p.m. BH 7-1869. ttllillei. |9Z. FURNISHED bachelor town. Heat furnished. CaJ] Estate, Hwy 36, Leonardo. 291-0488. fireplace. Complete privacy, yel fast and laundry 'areas, large (From Every Angle . ,. apartment, $79. 201-1454. SH 7-1100 24-Hour telephone service. only three blocks from Rt. 35 secluded, enclosed porch, all pur- Red Baak This Is Great I) BING1NO CANARIES, pet parakeeti, ONI ROOM — In highway office, fu cockatiels, nnd flncher, Assorted col PORT UONMOUTH—Unnirnlshed tour- AVAILABLE DECEMBER 15 — Rant Middletown. $16,000. pose room, attached garage. nished. heat and electricity. Cs house on nicely wooded lot. Llvlni The site ol Ibis sp»ok>us sput tsral ore. CO 40753. room apartment S75 per month plus 8H0RSWAY REALTY, INC., CO 4-70 EXCLUSIVE LISTING — 1 Many extra features. Easy fl- utilities. Adults. 787-1108. room, dining room, eat-in kitchen, threi (back (o front) will •fflelanujr aecoUn- EOBTON TERRIBR PUPPIBS — TWO 6,000 SQ. FT. FACTORY SPACE fi bedrooms, one bath. U75 a month Ocean Ave., East Keansburg ouncing— $22,000 ASSUME \\k% MORTGAGE FOB modaU a family ol sis. Kaeh of the female, six wecka old. Call after 4, The Dowstra Agency. Red Bank. tS,S0O. J1J7 a month pays all four bedrooms will Uk» twin beds, 2H-1B59. TW0-R0OU furnished apartment, all rent. Red Bank. Call Drive by and then call us. Nlci llw living room I* very large wftb. a utilities. SH 7-110O MIDDLETOWN — Furnished three-bed SH 71842 shaded lot. Well built two-bed Six room ranch house with'a Older brick ranch with fsrge Uv msJioganjr dining room lust oB an REGISTERED MINIATURE POODLES SHREWSBURY — Office space. Id< room split leve. Six months beglnnlni ultra-modern, spacious kitchen, nils reasonable. Excellent reputation. Call December 1 with option to buy. OS room. Large. kitchen. Glasiec separate three room apartment ing room and dining room, com- after o p.m. CA 8-1720. THREE ROOMS — furnished, private business location. Hwy. 35. Ray Stl 1 provsrtr rus lo addition a flat friend- entrance. Couple only man. Realtor. SH 1-8600. 1812, evenings. in porch. Expansion attic, for grandma . Country area, three pact kitchen, three good size, bed- ly rtcre&tlon. room, utility room ua BTUD SERVICE — Proved down. J8, bedrooms in main house, fire- rooms, recreation room With bar two full bathi. Naturally' a. sarag* regtileredregistered, Palomino quarter ho»« »tal- front on Maple Ave., Red Bank. F< Living room, fireplace, dining room, place, breezeway,' garage. Full in the basement. Fruit and shade wild neatly Isndscapsd ui uclowd «|^ *^_1I ASH * irtJK 500. ' lion. Call OS 1-12(5 LONO BRANCH — Furnished span- lurther Information call SH 1-7335. two bedrooms and' den or third bed rear yard Is Included. Too, too many BOXER — Female, three rnonihi old. menu. Four rooms and batn. Heat room. »165. ECHANCK AOENCV, Res; cellar, near schools, shopping etc. trees, barbecue plus two-car extra* Including aluminum doors, win- and water supplied. CA D-1553. tor. 8 Linden PI. SH 7-0397. dow* and tcretni aad srall-to-wsj/'car- list o! UUer, partly bouiebroken. SH $a,5W • . r»r. heated garage: Also river right. peting. This Is a new listing and hot 1 T-41H. EATOOTOWN - Three rooms, fully HOUSES FOR RENT *a>,500. Taju notice of Ihtse figures: tH,K» LOVINO HOME needed for adorable tumlshd, all utilities Included. Fine WANTED TO RENT BE JUSTLY PROUD ASSUME !>/«% MORTGAGE FDH FHA mortrags available.. young miniature poodle. Temale. 8H 7- neighborhood, private entrance. Juit HOLMDEL —10-room house, two sen 3870 three blocks from center of town. near Bell L&bs, oil steam heat, goo FREEHOLD AREA (3,000, $124 a month pays all. Adults. Lease. LI 2-2220. condition. $200 monthly or sale. 84: WZ HAVE an overflow ol bona fid Proud lo entertain your family ai HILLTOP RANOH —' ThU) fpicioui FUa PRICE-120,500 COLLIE PUPPIES — AKC registered, 2256. rnspect* looking for two to four bed friends in this immaculkti home wl Four-bedroom, sun ranch, Urge raised with children for children. ISO rooms. Call us for fast action to hav outstanding land§ca,plng atfordlnj com' horoi hu iix nice iized roomi. incJud- TWO ROOUB — Second, floor, furnished BUNGALOW UNFURNISHED — TV: ing a W llvlni; room with a rung living room with fireplace, two Matthew "J. Gill and up. HO 3-aiSS Karl-mar Kenneif. or unfurnished. Bed-living room and your home rented. THE BERG AQEN pleto privacy, complete with large part' hearth itoae (irepUce.. Other fttturtf rooms and bath. Fair Haven, S12 CY, Rt. 35. Mldrlletown. OS HOW ly covered patio. The botua ii ~ full baths, loads of closet space. 'The Broker Who Knows Mlddletowo" AKC OERMAN SHEPHERD pupplei kitchen. Business woman or couple. week plus utilities. SH 10236. tractlvily arranged with three, bt •.re thrae ltrgt btdrooroi, two fuU Nice size lot. Oversiied garage. eight weeks old, Inoculated, excellent SH 7-4053. FOUR ROOM • — Modern apartmenl roomi and bath, also a pine pintlei tiled bathi. funlly ilit kitchen with In quality, color, temperament, wonder- RENT with option to buy. Three-bed Quiet neighborhood. Prefer privat recreation room with adjoining hi bath bullUni, ptrtl»Uy (inlihed Uuemeht $15,500. Hwy.» Middletown ful peti, champion bloodline. FO 3- THREE HO0MS—Furnished, all utili- room, ranch, half acre, dead e home, separate entrance or on ai Owner must tell at $17,250. Qualifli with bar and formal dlnlni rooin, Con- n»23, ties, ptiyite balh. garage. Half block street, wall-lo-walt carpeting, elect estate. Given rental and location. Writ veniently located ntar buj ilop on'land- to Fort Monmouth and Red Bank bus. appliances. New Shrewsbury. Prli "AO" Box 511 Red Bank. buyeri with (1,800 down pay only W •capel \ acre. A bur. at 10,600. OERMAN SHEPHERDS — Healthy, Call SH 1-10(6 after 7 p.m. - I24.5O0. Rent $225. Write B.B., Box 5t raooUiiy, Act now, OS 1-3200 happy, pupplei. Show potential!. Line Red Bank. IWO'doWn to AiiaUCid buyefi will buy LAWLEY AGENCY bred for temperament and elegance, THREE SOOMS UNFURNISHED - FURNISHED ROOMS NAVESINK ASSOCIATES, thli three-bedroom, iev«n»room • tamtly wormed and Inoculated. Seven weeks. Irookdale Farm, Llncrolt. Spacious llv. HIGHLANDS—Six rooms, unfurnished home fn the, Fr«*hold Htffi School area. REALTORS ! 1150. Tru-d-Lew Shepherd!. OI 0-764S. Ing room with fireplace, kitchen, and gas heat, no utilities, too a montki A mm'a den and dining room mail* bath. Heat and electricity supplied, Call 872-1911. MAPLEREST REST HOME , REALTORS this homi livable and enjoyable. Only BIRD DOO PUPS — Registered Eng- 1100. Call Tuesday. Thursday, or Frl- 100-Hwy. 35 Red Bank llah pointers, top field blood. CA 9- FIVE.BEDROOM SPLIT LEVEL—2 24nhour care for the aged and con day. BH 7-M23. Mrs. O'Brien. Refer- baths, two-car garage, best area. Six valfscent. 062 Broadway, Weit Lo 934 Hwy. 35 Middletow Reiltor ence required. seven months. S1B5. Branch. CA 8-J2O0. " ROWCROFT AGENCy . SH 1-6262 , IRISH SETTER PUPPIES. AKC 'reg- FOUR-BEDROOM SPLIT—Three bathi OS 1-0600 R*4rtor 'it.-- • istered. Champion hlood lines. Ready O THREE KOOM FURNISHED attached garage, excellent condltlot FURNISHED ROOU — Prlvat* honn Multiple Listing Service POw^PAME APARTMENTS, Utilities, yearly rent- convenient location on bus jin*. Plet; II South «... Freehold (or Chrltlmaa, CA 2-1283. Year lease. 9225. . ' Member Multiple Listing Call M&O303 (Open Sunday) TO 3% DOWN al. Available now. near transportation. FOUR-BEDROOM RANCH - Best Ant vurroundlngt. SH 1-0087. GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPY — Fe CA 2-4I96. • male, AKC registered, 3H months old. everything, superb home and addrei LARQE FURNISHED bedroom, reason UNCHOFT -- Just for kids. Dead-en' R»D BAJiK VETS^APPROXIMATELY Hack and t*n. HO 2-J779 except Sat. BPMN0VIX1V GARDENS Six or seven months. S!00. able. One short block t from buslnei. street, large lot ovwrlooklng wooded P8 MONTH 283 Spring Street Red Bank J. LESTER RIGBY ASSOCIATES, INl lstrlct. all bus lines-- After 0 p.m. 9' area. Split level. Uvlng room, ful! * xiamsaiivx Immediate occupancy. Extra large five Realtors . •eters PI., Red Bank, SH 7-9328. dining room, four- bedrooms, - 2lt LARGE HIGH LEVEL Toe answer to. "WhU Can I »uy .for 504 Shrewsbury Ave., New Shrewsbu baths. 12x22 recreation room, near WATiantONT. OO1MUN1TT ChrlalmaaV Is r)|ht her*.! Solvs REAL ESTATE FOR RENT and four two bedroom apartments, 741-7741 ' ROOM — Furnished. With or wlthoul spacious closets, complete kitchens. board. Private family. school. f29,N». RancA, rbur bedrooms, 2H batlsi, ftuis your housing problems with this tnrts' APARTMENTS Free parklnK. Adults. For appointment RIVER PLAZA — Four bedrooms, 1> SH 10811 room, screened porch, pitto; two-ear ledroom home, waiting for you on a call SH 1-5612. baths, corner lot, $170 monthly. H JAPE COD — 8un ranch. Living room «rat>. ons-jearnMd, top ,cpnjltlo», RIVERS EDGE M acre lot and iqulppad with hot wa. TW0.R0OM APARTMENT—Fumlihed, agents. 741*1947. ROOM — Furnished, with board tn\ 11x24. eit-lo kitchen, har bedrooms. sUfvut \ went ot wooded ffrounds with tar heat; partial basement, fclumimfrn bedroom, private aide ehtrance. SH 7- ATTRACTIVE NICELY FURNISHED— elderly lady In private home. 271 two- baths. S13.8OO mortgage assuma- brook.' MlddHloitn near Rei Bank. AT LITTLE SILVER, N.J. storm sash.and maay eatras. Drlvs 1932. Bed-llvlng room, kitchen, utilities. Con LITTLE SILVER — Unfurnished Co Mechanic Bt. Red Bank. SH 1-1274. ble 4!."i, S124 monthly. All charges Owners mmlrn out o( «Ule must sell, over and ssa this great buy ntrw. enlent location. SH 1-8304, -ontai three bedroom, den or fourtl Price 115,800. UNFURNISHED — Broad St. Red bedroom, two baths, fireplace, patio ROOM — For retired man, pleasan AsUnf ISS.IW. .-.-.. •!.-' Dlsltnsulsher) Custom Hones Bank, Three rooms, tile balh. Choice THREE ROOMS — Furnished. All garage. Available January 15th. Rei home and surroundings. For furthe from \M»K 1 VA APPRAISED U0.SM utilities. Adults. 175 per month. SH 7- 1 Information, BH 7-1604. Dia| 741-7J0O- • location. SH 1-1329 or BH 1-1676. S278. 1200 per month. ALLAIRK - FARRO Schanck Agency • FTJIA, WATittFROrrr RI0HT8 BTUDIO APARTMENT with kitchei AGENCY, 1M Broad St., Red Ban! PRIVATE BATH —PRIVATE EN . BOWERS * CO.f ette, reasonable, one short block from FIVE-ROOM apartment, Terrace Apart- SH 1-3450. TRANCG. Large closets. Quiet. Bust' Realtor ' Beat Tstate Si»c« 1IM • ; UTP THE BERS ASENCt ments, second floor, adults, occupancy ness irentleman preferred. 842.1934. ; business district, tor buslneia man or December 1 or 15. SH 1-4850. FURNISHED DWELLING—Three bi Unden PL Rid Ban] WALTins.1 ' ONE KALV ACBB BSTATW "Petioaallied Service" • woman. SH T-9328 after 5. B7 Peters rooms, hot water nil, no pptH. lease, IINOLE ROOM — For men or wom- SH 70397 EXCEUJINT • LOCATION FOR PI- Red Bank. __^ BELFORD — Small apartment, pri- 115 month. DENNIS K. BYRNE, Real- en, with or without kitchen privileges, Member Multiple Listing «0 White «l,/ .' . - . ' Red Ban! COMMUTIR8 OSborne U00O THREE ROOM -- Oarage apartment vate entrance- 9R Railroad Ave. tor. 8 W. River Rd.. Rlimson. 842-tlflO, 291-0102 or 291-0373. 787-6542. ' Oppoiltt Municipal Parkins Lot' DUUCCmoNS: Hwy. M south to Byca Route #35 Middletown, N. J. on beautiful estate, utilities Included. TWO-BEDROOM BUNGALOW — Coin SINGLE ROOMS — Clean and com mor* Av«., left on aycunors ,ta Braiuli SIM. J. LESTER RIOBY ASSOCIATES, l!i ROOMS — Modern, extra vpanlous. >]ete]y furnished. 190 per month. Wll fortatjle. Reaaonable rates. Gentlemer LINCROFT SPLIT LEVEL Ave.; right on Branch (Utlle Silver INC.. BO* Shrewsbury Ave., New Immediate occupancy. CO 4-0650 or lease for one or more years. The Kli preferred. 92 Waltice Bt. BH 1-5392. Daily 9-9 Saturday-Sunday lft-7 ^Shrewsbury, 741-7741. 63-KB9. wan Co., Real Estate. 787-5500. Three large bedrooms, 15' den, 32' R.R. Watlonl 10 Sllterslde Ave.; [eR FURNISHED ROOM—Gentleman only. game room, 2Vi baths, garage, MO* on Bllvarslde to models. Call 811 1-1923 after (p.m. or all da front lot on dead-end street. Tbls $ 11,500 Sunday. • , home was designed for real comfort. EDNA M. NETTER Another Communllj Exclusive location, but v«ry convenient iDELY WOMAN — To live In, usi One of the best homes In Ltncroft. «17, BJIOKIIR ' Best Buy, t Know . • f kitchen. Call . 000 mortiagl available. f2(,S00. Cl iUal. />Mlr sli-roont boat.. FBU bailment, 787-1637 en. • : ' LLt KfcOR UNION BIAOII — small Hro-bearoom larger lot, near' school, church and 20 WAVERLY PL. — (First houi CEOWBL1. AOBNCY. Realtor: URLBOaOrRBBHOLD ARKM cottage on contrete road, conredlent to Red Sank buslnsss lection. »1,MO down CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY 11 E. Front St. Red Bank 3H 1-4O3I schools, churches, shopping and- trans- Irom Broad f§t.). Room next to batti Du|cb Lane Rd,. 'BU t. Uarlbore and - assum« first mortlU*. IM a lor businessman. Sit 1-2677. portation. Needs soraa repairs,, x«. monm canJH.flaft™joffifj. Suif, A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR MANY NEEDS! HERB IS RBAL DO-lT-YOlinSELF - P.O. Box. )29, Trsehold cellent Hot water jwrlmeMr Healing tsal Estate, Broker, ut Broaa .at, RV DECORATED ROOM r~ PrI- 71ve rooms, one bath, /Irtplace, full syltetm. Asking SSM cash., 141 per ahrawsbury, • ate home, good location. Ileaipnable, cellar with naler; lively brook runnln HO 2-415) month-. pars Interest' and. principal. tl prsfemd. 8H 1-8*30. iy the side of this home, What d UNITED BTATK8 HTBEL HOUEB Closing costs approximately SIM. •ou want lor 110,1)00? To see It call n floor plans fa > vsreily.of arcHltee ON II AQRES Adding Michlnes — Typewriters Cesspool Cleaning rtOLSTON WATERBUnV. Realtor, U Painting and Decorating REAL ESTATE FOR SALE W. Front Mt., Red Bank, SH 7-3000. ural' styles. Pjlcsd from |10,KO ti MORRISEY I WALKER llht-room home ind tenant'! hoiiie. S32,(KR1. • ' Main * Church Sts.' rtcassburg ^•W •.outbulldlngi. In- good oonilluon, ADDING MACHINES — Typewriters SEPTIC TANKS, dry wells serviced. TOM SLATE — Painting and Decor, CLUKIION - 909 van Court (Veil EVWRETT Ii. THOKNi 00. ideal tor home farm, all impre»em»nts, sold, rented, tepsired. fierplco's 101 l,serhln( field added. Backhoa work. atlng. General Contracting, fully In- HOUSES FOR SALE landscaued lot. WinW Newly painted i)ealer ... 7S7-O0OZ neai everything, great potential. Own- Monmouth 81.. Red Bsnk. BH 7-M85. C. II. Wilson. SH 1-1I4I. aured. Twenty years experience. Free estimates. SH 1-9491 after 6 p.m. and decorated. rive rooms. 913.400. OS HM2 i . UTTTLE 8I1.VKR VAUTSI— Double ir retiring, will sacrifice. . 11,500 cash. Call owner 842-HWl. lot, sidewalks, ihree btdroonu, flre- ONLY 81,000 Antiques Wanted Fuel Oil - Heating NG ANDpAPBRiiANbiNO BST LONO BRANCH IVE-noOM CO-OPERATIVE—Excel AIR HAVBN - Thr«Si bedroom" bud- )lace, huge dining room, den. llxcel- ror appointment call For a good clean Job, reasonable. salow, two car sara|e, oil heat, lull KS1 l-*02l or KB. M7K). FUEL OIL 4k IIEATINO-Cell 911 mt condition. .1700 down, S71.74 month- [ant locatron. All this for tii.oOO. Lib- Old Dolls. Funs, jewelry, cut glass, Call SH 7-3491, Ed Zmler. A QUAINT ' pays all utilities except heat. U 2- baaemenl, (004 nelfbbprtiooii. Near eral financing. Immedlata occupancy. OS10. Oil Delivery. Inc., service AND ClIAtliliri] COMMUNITY 17S. ichool, bus. Loo taxes. 1UMBDUTB furniture. Civil War books. Appraisal! Sales. 3 Herbert 81.. Red Bank. POaSBgBlON. Trlnclplas only, IH I43R ADAUS AOBNCY ' RED BANK COLONIAL made. QLlman. Slf 7-1141. Piano—Organ Tuning LISCnoFT — Thres-bedroom ranch * Howard Ave. Neww Shrewsbury Full bsaemsnl, larfe lot. Assume 4^(.n '•Ne*l to R»ttl/"B»»k-" Most delightful and comfortable home Home Improvements PIANOS—ORGANS HAVEtJi - 108 Itldje Rd. Fourr «H 1-8OM SH J-541J In Red Bank, jvmr bedrooms, living Appliance Repairs Tuned — Repaired — Regulated SILVERBROOK ' )1 mortgage or easy FHA financing bedroom Colontal, two . bathv, tarraat, room, dining worn, wonderM kitchen, WOItk*INO MAN'S contractor—Alter Raymond Ponwnrlh SH 1-78.M rranged lor qualified buyers. Priced lreplace, lar(e lot beautifully land- Atlonn additions, painting, masonry, PARK ,t 119.900 and still open to offers. E.R. capr-d. Call' owner, J4J-I001. CHAMIINO brlclc front Ihrss-bedroom den, lw(«M gara(e. THIS older, very rdul»isli». and all those little lobs. Evenlnts LO INYDER & CO., Realtors Five Cor- Applebrook ranch on beautlfuly atarub- well kept horn. Is, a shear delight, ii Hon. Residential and commercial wir- AT WBBrr LONG BltANCH bed H»lf acre, H«,BO0, 08 I.J«JJ. hajr tverythloglor real torrtfcrtable ing. Allen Elerlrlc. BH 7-0612. •-I7I4. Plumbing and Heating lers, Mlil.llrtnwn. OB 1-2590. TAIL UOUlCS—Four' room co^peratW unralow; Improvements. ,*&» down. KEEQAN'B lacioiu and gracloua custom homei BW CENTER HALL COLONIAL LITTLE SILVER _ Reildentlal. three _OB^jwilIJ.™ur and live bedroomi. Colonial! tnd 1ANCH — 102 Hlghwood Rd,, Oalc- -es, malnlensfici,, U 9-2133. ,: B. Ftont at Bed Ban*, «H 1-40M Auctioneer serviced. SH 7-1027. BH 1-7S7S iltt* frnm . . . urst. Built on a beautifully wooded itlon. Kaar schools, bui, shopping. Ask- ABILITY • SERVICE • Dependsblllly >l, aaa hot air heat, three bedrooms, ing O.OOO. Call owner, ail 1-tW'. ; -ATritACTiyB RAKOU B. o. COATa — An «ssenTrsl~Auc"tli»i wiitn you insure your HOME, AUTO, Rooting, Siding and IniuUtlon $20,990 . :vx ROOM OO-OPBHATIVK APARTV Appraisal Service "snywhere." 288 other lines of Insurance through le bath, full cellir. Priced for fait IBNT — IT4.W ptr soonlh.. ullllllis OTH 1NLAW ACCOMMODATIONS. Insulation A Biding Corp, l.'ertlf'eri Is IU.900. For Information call on aneled .Irving toom,. llreplacs, dlnlag Norwood Ave., Deal. Phone KEIloci ARMITIlnNO AOB.NCY. MI 1-45*1. .2867. Open all day Saturday ana BAST KEANSBURri _ Attr.cllv. bun- room, chesHui kllcfien, thrla oedroorai" 1-346!. Johns-Manvllle contractor. PR 5-8407 Another "Ilegtl-llullt" Community lumlay. , StJow oil h>at, five roomi. two porcjiss. lath. PUJ* — Turn (room- bath win*, or Adam Untmayer 291.0302. ty - Split level homei. Call OB t-tTOS betwesn 7 snd i p.m. Painting [x rooiOM and. rscreatlon rootti, • if full basement recreation room, briMt. Auto and Truck Rental O1JI0N CO. INC.—Rooting, sTrHrig * MtEOTIONa: Hwy. 38 In Wall St. 'AINTEO GRAY vlth while shutters. »•«)>, atlacned garace. Plot HoiaoO PAINTING at Us finest. Interior and Insulation. Installed and guaranteed Vt Eatonlown Circle I continue on kpp:illng ranch housa nn large comer >S« i» bmths. N«ar schools and shop. DON'T 8ITTLI! FOR tW8l Uss thk fllljMUjulekly at |J J WO tAW exterior. Residential and co/nmercnl. lor 10 years. PR 5-0705—201-0540. 'all Ht. lo Pilrwir Ave., turn left on DI.-Sli large rooms (three bedrooms), ni center, Mortiasei arranfeJ. SH t- ulsUndlMVCoMlflai -»pllt.|i»«. rout AVIS—Renl a new car or truck. Low Lowest rates. W. Evans. BH 1-881T. irway Ave. to models. )K burning fireplace, bath plus lava- 3Ti or g|j 7-B.114. rates. Maple Ave., Rsd Bank. SH 7- Tel. Answering Service ~" FOR INFORMATION CAU, >ry, screened porch, patio, attaches UARHINO DUTCH COLONIAL -V roorn. separat.e dloltjl ^room. funlM mat. PR 1-8214. Daily 7 am—10 p.m. Painting and Decorating SH 1-1200 irage. In excellent condition. Located i«oraled to perfection. Lor burnlnt room, aliens irajsToOrtTlishogio, T UB BE your aecretaryr~N(i nttA' t 67 Poplar Ave., West Long Braneli, lrepls.es In Ite llvlnt roem, IT.aj, Building Contractor if - pTlnlerTdecoratorT to miss calls. 24 hour answering lose to excellent school, ahopplni, Inlns room 14x12. aunroom. Three aria usa oilier riatierhingcr, 25 years experience. 43 rvlnr,. SH 1-4700. nOKT -- Altrartlve corner lot' -(importation. Vacant. Terms no prop- loutils bedrooms; hobby shop basement l, »- fihapln Ave. «H .1-1701 after t p.m. in. Monthly carrying charge 1147. Call tn Individual horns In rfiolcs location, BUILDER — New homes, room^ad^ illt. Lovely area. Recently painted, r appolnlment, BORUS AQKNCY, mortgage dltlons, basement and attla rooms, i,. il HIIJ, -- Palmer. ContraclorT VKuum Cleaner Repair 1 schools anil churclira. Owner's sale, nly SJa.WO. «TANL1!T K. DOWNS, We sol- kitchens, farsge, repairs and alter- Nn )<>l> loo large Or too email. Csll ranafarred. JID.IIffl). SH 1-3371. II 7-4B3J. sailor. Bhrawsbury. BM, 1-1017. Mem- aliens. Herbert Elgenrauch. Hit 1-62U1. 717-wuo. BLKCTROLUX 1UERN RANCH — On one-Hall acre. er Multiple Ll.tlni , Service, : Hales Uervlcf Ruppltrs HKEWBBUHY - Two bedroom ranch Lwnardo. A. J. piciUNK — Ceraml or .tour bedrooms, OOM RANCH - Palls, finlshsd tee. service. Free estimate. Call 2»1 -2150 Insured. Free Estimates. 43 Monroe •n your JRjlictrolux. csll PR 6-0661 or tneled recreation room, 'screened tatlon .room, sit-in kllchen. Must isl or 2(11-2677. Ave., Shrewsbury, H. 1. 747-1011. SH 12010. li>ii n«n AIUIJ»^ Sarize nartlv finlnhivi mortgage with $1,500 cash; payments $W per month Including in- ATTRACTIVE RETIREMENT RANCH surance, taxes, principal and Interest. Vest This is lest than your WILLIAM H. HINTELMANN (FIRM) Extremely large living room-dining room complex with attractive present rent if you are between the age of 21 to M. Let us do Member Multiple Lilting Service ' • brick fireplace, modern eat-in kitchen, two bedrooms, one bath. IF YOU'REtLO0KlM(J FOR A GORGEOUS SETTING Plea* ** thte fpUt W.-' H ha, five bedroom*. 2W'batfi« you a favor—invest a little and live a lot. Price $20,500. Half acre lot with excellent shrubbery and many fine old apple ire. r trees. Priced for quick sale at $18,900. mendou* tally room witfi fireplace. bewUful UvW roonV MP BEFORE CHRISTMAS ALLAIRE - FARROW AGENCY rate dtaja* room, itunnloe Xltohen with built-in refrigerator, rVng Brick front ranch, superior area, near river. Modern large kitch- HIGH ON A HILL WITH WATER RIGHTS and dWiwMber, pU» delightful eating .pat*. Tw-c«r garage en, roomy formal dining room, spacious living room with wood- Monmouth County's Oldest Real Estate Firm This handyman'! dream consists of living room with fireplace, din- The extetor i« fabulou. Jrf£ «i»cfcu, tireenexl porch and verv burning fireplace, beamed ceiling in extra lane family room, three ing room, three-year-old kitchen, four bedrooms, family room, two large brick patio, running brook, two acres of lanl Asking J« 800 bedrooms, two baths. Plus two bedrooms and one bath unfinished. 199 Broad Street! Red Banlc-SH 1-MM baths and two screened porches. Definitely needs work but has Ideal for guest rooms or in-laws. Two-car garage. Leaving. Menmebr Multiple Listing Service wonderful potential. Priced at only $17,900. Sacrifice -'*•—•»«• HOUSES FOR BENT HOUSES FOR SALE RED BANK INVESTMENT-House near stores divided into two MIDDLETOWN OFFICE OFFERING: small apartments, equipped with ranges and refrigerators. Taxes tILVIR-RUMSON ASEA THE BROOK AGENCY CALL IT CHARM, CALL IT 'AINTER? If you are a painter, here's your chance. Four UA. only I3S7 per year. Price 9.6,000. We have the key, Mat, MTATX | "KNOW HOW" ~ This cory four rooms, split level, recreation room, two baths, large living roo, mi ONE-BEDROOM SMALL HOME- With workshop in rear. ONLY Tower Hill at Little Silver tut BulMlif Atlantic bedroom Cape Cod reflects lov- and dining area. GI mortgage, yours at $10? per month. Offiere *d $3,900. Taxes ONLY $131. Good for a bachelor or a coupli ing care. Living room with fire- it $17,900. Come in and make your offer. needs heat installed. Approximately $2,000 down. Custom-Built Prestige Homes TAXES TROUBLING YOU? Two "lace, oversized screen porch off •maculate kitchen, attached TRADE YOUR HOUSE FOR ONE OF THESE LOVELY HOMES HEED MORE ROOM-Large range, large living room with fire- All Colonial'Design — Now Under Construction hornet for price of one. Modern garage. Near good schools and -jt, full dining room, large modern kitchen, large playroom off 10-rooDJ houM contain* six-room •jwpotag. Taxes *367. Price three bedrooms, garage, large plot. Asking *1»,5M. We have Viva or 81X-Badroom Ranch! Tour-Bedroom BDIlt Level I apartment pluf four-room apart- WALKER & WALKER r four Bedroom — Two Sto:le». JCiciiulva Tower Hill Section. the key. Minimum baU-acra lota, meed (torn *».«*. Open tor meat, hot water oil hekt, corner REALTORS lniptcUwt, . . lot, 10om •pill R«r.«*m rarnt. JOT.Ir ihrut with watar rJew. ffix • developmt&l Ei«ll»d. SH inn j\'• "CHI^ LUNO, KHUTOR. U SpilDS $3.75 A DAY CHRISTMAS burning fireplace in 23x14 living room horns, fmuloul living room with Juit think of It, for U.7S » «»y ud a counters and natural wood cabi- room, dining room, delightful \n Oakland St. Red Bank fireplace, dining room, two-car ga- HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE minimum town p*jrin <"•" nets, den, full basement with out- kitchen with built-ia ranee, wash- SHadyside 7-3445 rage. 160x400 lot with fruit treea. uili.' tbree-bwlrooro. twfrfcftUi raach on SPECIALS side entrance. 200* deep plot A»hinr $26,600. i OK'Ur* lot. urp ttmllr room er ud dryer, screened porch, GI and FHA Mortgages •or eaUtt^ament, lumtrr nxa1 n dl g no hunr no un b* in alt toll Priced it a low I15,WO. Many Mher aUrttctlv* hornet. In QolU kitchen• - • . Oonrenleot— - -. H*•a• tramplelniiir -"^s «*"»• raneb- hom*- e *b- r^ Cfcrnunaj» ^v.. . —SaM™n_ _7_•!«•. three bedrooms, tiled bath. Ga- Neck area priced from fIO,000 to |S0,. tf.OMDOWN j and down stain, Owner alraiar va- lull Ing room, comfortable KING SIZE COMFORT in this rage. Reduced below appraised Seven Day Service ooo. , , cated. FUuwMnf all arranftd. Ton i bijr — ie-rootn colonial ranch on nat< ) buys thlt lovely, four-bedroom, two-hath Cape Cod. Fire- talk aboiil a aavUga account Kir future value. $22,000. A real bargain, Cape Cod, eight plane; bow can )rou Mat thla belli il tree-shaded lot. Five bed- George V. Illmensee oompMttr modem and In excellent rooms, 1% baths, 24' family room, old excellent condition, place, built-in vuiitlej. Quiet neighborhood. Price ,$15,500. condition. A real lmr at S2I3OO. ""ONLY V,W> AT FIRESIDE Real Estate t- Mortgages spacious, deluxe kitchen, separate e THiNK MAN TKDIK, SJ.1* A DAT can iam tot lanta know in timt dining room, 22' living room, dry town. Excellent professional to- «»« •» monthly. FHA apprais Rt U CotU Neck (or rou t« HBOTJ Into Uili Rv-bt&room »1. HOpklni 2-3173 The Glaxebrook Agency hoot ..lo_r ChriJttmaai , FeaturM an basement, two-car garage. Priced cation. Living room, reception (amllr >l»d kitchen, roll dlnlnt room, at below replacement cost at hall, dining room, den, large pan- Sale Price $12,750. •pacloui tlvUig room, tiled batn\ walk- Realtor. ing dletance to ictaoolf and anopnlni' $27,900. Offers invited. try, large laundry, kitchen, RED BANK - Two blocks from LOTS AND ACREAGE venue of Two Rivera Rumaoi No money down veta. S3S0 down BOB- GORGEOUS SEVEN-ROOM screened porch, five bedrooms, Broad St. Dutch Colonial, three CUOICE SELECTION Ot two-to-thn* 8(2-1700 V RANCH with basement and two-3'A bsths; hot water oil heat, acre wooded plota. Oak, beech ud *ONLY $10,990 AT FIRESIDE bedrooms, V/, baths, sunporch, dogwood, aome wltk view and brook, Member Multiple Lilting car garage on large plot' . ThreThree two-csr gaarge. Many extras. fireplace, formal dining room, others bliih and rolllnl. deed reitrlo- M r tloo to protect purchaKr, 99.S0Q and Realtor and Imurer Too bit tor T« C £ i2££3 targe betrrooms, two «led baths, $29,900. large lot. Owner's sacrifice. 1 RIVBrl PLAZA — rouMudroom, two- but perfect tor your family. Xmmtcu- 1 up. "Holnwood,' Atlantlo Towalhtp. bath aim ranch. Tlraolaea, ferate. NIC* lua thrtM-toedrooiB home, '•lixg t living M living room, deluxe kitchen $18,500. Paul R. gtryk«r. Kaaltor, Rolmdel, roam, full dialog roam, modem kitch- N. 1. HS-41M. 1410 Ocean Ave. 842-0004 Sea Bright nelaHborhood fat children, 8t. Jamea en, Dtth, full buement. No moaey with extras. Dining room. Fam- JOHN L. MINUGH Utah, (2.000 will uiuraa ItMl cent izzen vctis. SWO dtywn ooa*v*ti. ily room. Two-car attached ga- BED BANK - Double house, six HASSLET -« Four cemetery lota. S3TS Open 7 Days — Member Multiple Listing GI nnttEage. aftBattnc JIB,900. Kit. •NY- rooms each side, corner lot, new Call DB1V trCO., Realton, Firt Comer*. ONLY $12,400 AT FIRESIDE rage. Now $21,900. VA% VA REALTORS — INSURORS 787-1824 anytime. Mlddielown, OS 1-26M. JlS.000 mortgage can be .assumed two-car garage. One side vacant. For a real holiday wrap thii •paikllnl Member of Red Bank Move right in. CORNER LOT — Approxlmatelr Mil» RANCn—Ttirtt eedraonu, IK* man nmr^Mdroom iplll lenl up and tinand only pay $147 a month la- -. Fair Haven. Cleared, ready lor mi. IUT montlilr P»J' «JL Nlca loca-II to your family Mr Chrletmai. BrTtM eluding taxes and insurance. Multiple Listing Service Asking $13,780. , • building-. C8O0 flrra. 8H 1-KS1. J Custom Ranch • Split Levels • 2 Story Hornet tion, as nunuiea. New Torx. O8 1.1291. euonr kitchen, full dlatiq' room, siant ON A LOVELY - Tree-lined, road, fl» Hunt room, full Hutment wrUi 35 Rumson Rd. Phone 842-3500 RER D BANK - Double house, in- within a mile ot ibopplns center, flBMlud ncraatlon room. 114 tiled ehurtinee, and ichooU. Six aerea,*- 000 HOUSES FOR SALE bathe. No moMjr *>*rn TUe. H50 ELWOOD A. ARMSTRONG sidd e In good shapeh , outsidide W feet on the road. Low taxes. Area Today more then «v«r it's « buyer's market—and down WM-rata, • work. Six rooms end bath each. lend! Itnlt to a beautiful pond. $17,000. ESPECIALLY GOOD FOR small thai horn* buyer it king! . Your money demands more) ONLY 114,600 AT FIRESIDE AGENCY Ride by and check, 33-35 Wall St. THE DOWBTRA AGENCY, SH 1-8TOO. family or retired couple. Two- to see the best buy in town deliver your pnienta to Realtors . home value .than ever before — insist' on itl How AUTUMN TIME ft?delfttHAU euttom ranch. IAJJI bedroom bungalow. Full dining Asking 11,800. REAL ESTATE WANTED etMn kltebta, full dlnlac room, com* SSS Prospect Ave. Little Silver room, screened porch, patio, ex- do you measure value? See Chapel Hill hornet;... „ fnll bucmcat wit* cellent location. $12,SO0. M — Older home In Red Bank. tnilihed funily room Four big bed* SH 1-4500 At letat ttarte bedroomi. Writ* "A.M." they knowt roomi, attached nrag*. No montr LITTLE SILVER — Attractive Box*6*1. Red Bank. IS down r«t*. **» down abn-vttM. Member Red Bank RAY VAN HORN Dutch Colonial. Large formal din UST YOUR HOME with a fnemtrtr of ONLY $15,900 AT FIRESIDE Multiple lilting Service ing room, three bedrooms, sun Realtors tho Ked Bank Area Multiple Listing Service. He will circulate a photograph HOME-BUYING (All. down paymurti v« Miblect to room, /till basement, living room Over A Quarter Century and complete description at your home VA and FHA approval) > with fireplace, many extras. $22,- to 3T member offices, offer you his KINS SIZE Member Multiple Listing qualified opinion aa to fair market CHAPEL 500. value; hold; an open bouse SOT Malta- FIRESIDE . REALTORS Bi-Ievel rancher built for a king DO YOUR PARENTS LIVE RIVER VIEW ACRE — Estate men to Inspect the property; and give TIME! —and his queen. Three bed- WITH YOU? Buy this attractive your home preferred advertl'ins. Tbere rooms, V/^ baths, mammoth rec- area. Brick and frame rancher is no ezlra coat Involved. JBvery mem- OS 1-2531 . two-family ranch house and each over 100" long I Nine rooms. 2% ber li a Realtor. You can put your ONLY 5 LEFT! reation room, two-car garage. of you can enjoy individual pri- tiled baths. Four" bedrooms. :onfldence In a Realtor. ConraH page ; HILL HOMES Hwy 38 at laurel Ave. .Hoimd.1 Close to shopping center. Asking 10S of the fellow Fsfca la your telt* vacy with country atmosphere Two fireplaces, Den: Hobby phone directory. - ' 'you think a bom* for $22,150 •119.500. and only 10 minutes from Red room. Two-car garage. Trans- JTOUX HOMHI WANTED — Why list dryer should contain — Chapel Hill homes OCEANPORT - "Turf Es- Bank. $22,S00. pi til in ? We Rdverttsa exterulveiy in IF COMFORT COUNTS ferred owner asking $31,950, be Dtwapapeu, radio aai publlatj a have, glut sin, array of features you tates" — distinctive Colonial FOR PROFESSIONAL MEN (Worth $40,000.) • all. wood windows split-levels and bi-levelj situ- ATTRACTIVE COLONIAL Then you owe it to yourself to Large Colonial home with at latalog for homt leeken. Weatremem- will probably consider extras ... look at this roomy 7^-room berc ot the TWA, s national real estate • nil wood door 1 thty.'r* not! Every woadirfol eastern ated id natural wooded area tached offices. Centrally located. RIVERFRONT ACRE — Almosl referral service. We are "Homo Traa- frames Four very lars« bedrooma and onesplit. Extras included: Two T8" - two offices, 11 full time sales f*atur* Is included I ..Want proof T with winding road, curbs and imall bedroom, den, atorage pantry and On one acre of ground, ample new rancher. Eight rooms. Foui people. Call WALKER & WALKEH. buller*a paotrj, two flreplacee, baee. porches, flagstone patio, walk to • lifetime plastte Drive out to the prestige fiction ot sidewalks. Select from tbree- parking. bedrooms. Den. Two tiled lealtors. Members Red Bank Area ment, larc« pleaaant porobei, about 4C« schools and churches. Best of all Mult I pin Listing Service, Shrewsbury. finished kltchsa Middle town ... the •Iffns will lead and four-bedroom split-ranch yeare oil. food MndlUon, U0x2» land- baths. Hot water heat, oil. eablnata ' and split-level homes with 1% •caped plot. Near Red Bank. Ajk- you can move in with only $700 SH 1-5U3 and Mlddletown, 03 1-3125. you here. Do It today! to, W.0OO. down, ROLAND PIERSON Frame and cut stone. Fireplace. 8KLUN0 - CONFUSED? • wide choke of baths. Cedar shake shingles, Garage. Incomparable at $31,500, No tie ups, courteous service, expert' 4nl*rlor double hung weather strip Dial 741 -7200 AGENCY tnced and competent sales staff. Have decorations FROM FHA and VA terms available. ALMOST NEW FOUR-BEDROOM iilenU anxious to buy properly priced windows and many other ex- PHIUP J. BOWKBS'* CO. . REALTOR lotnea la Red Bank, Runuon. Shrewi- ''• aUr condltlonlnf traordinary features. Relish Real Kitale Since UM RANCH — Half acre. Fine area. mry, Littlei Silver , and surrounding WAL1XR S. OVIRTON BARONET REALTY Good school. Recreation room. ire as. . available $ its privacy! You'll find it 100 Half Mile Rd., Corner ADAMS AGENCY practical and convenient to AtouaM Newman Springs Rd, Screened porch. Two baths. [ Howard Ave., New Shrewsbury «0 White «. Ked Bait ASSOCIATES live here. Convential financ- (Near -Garden State Parkway) Two-car garage. Basement, l.r 1-&098 , 8H 1-5*82 20,950 ing arranged for qualified Oppoelt* Vunlcipal Farklnf Broker Transferred owner asks $23,500, 24-HOtlR 8KRVKJB' . Red Bank P.O. SH 1-757! Bargain. Bargain, OPEN 8EVEN DAVS buyers with modest down Hwy. 35, Hail.t WANTED — Two, tores and tour-bed* payment. Act fast—only five MEMBER room homes, price* 113,000 Jo 135,000, HEW SHREWSBURY — Top location. 804 River Rd. Fair Haven We have serious buyers waiting, KL- left. Awibly priced at \ ten wall »lnibMd, ejllt lnaL Four CO 4-2010 OF RED BANK WOOD JL ARMSTItONa AGENCY, fltdrooma, llvins' room, dlnlns room, SHadyside 7-4100 Realtor, £55 Prexpect Ave.. Little Sil- modem Mtehan, larje paneled taerea- MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE ver. Sli i-i500. tioa room ltlth bar: AI»o lune nwm WATERFRONT — Haw bulkhead. Deep and bajetneoajet L LaLarf«f JaualedJaJoualed. . pinpin- watwatee r channelchnel . SpaclouSpco e eaentrancn e fojrer, •ltldd porchh. TbtuTbt bithrooraibth . AttheAttached living rooroomm , fireplacefireplace , dining rroomo , TV MIDDLETOWN — Recently re- FAIR HAVEN — Excellent lo- -LEGAL NOHCE two-eawoear niuniui i Sxtraa. sacrUMe, mid room, famllr alttnenattnen, powdepowderr room, cale. Frame ranch. Three bed- ffour r bedroombedroomff , two battbattuu . ThirThird floornovated two-story farm colonial. sun cdi u mre. Due* btdroMnav bath, riot 100x400. Large living, room, dining room, rooms, fireplace, dining' room, SAMUEL 1300sun.0 DOWNcdi u, sut month metadaa tatai m,»0. LA.WRCNCB J. 1CHIUJNO, full basement, hot air gas, at- R QF HEro.KM am ineuranca for tali four-bedroom REALTOR. H Sprlpi Street, Re* Bank, kitchen. Three bedroom", game two-batn. tidy c«pe Cod, wlUi flrt- ail 1-4111. room, U4 baths. Lot 110x353. tached garage, ample plot. $24,< or ACCOUNT ptace. Quiet atraet for etaOdren. only JJ8TATB OF JIOSAUNP «. MUL- 115.600. Hurt be aeen today 1 ROISTON BimO AOW Price $18,500. AHKV, DECEASED. TEICHER WATERBtntT, Realtor. M W. »"njnt RUMSON — Choice area. Frame lYmr room!, coopar Notice is hereby t Oull $12,500. Mil bo mado for the - allowance of lUitmunnt); turn Itft to raodtl.; • OCEANPORT REALTOR WEART-NEMETH :ommissions and Counsel tecu. RUMSON — Convenient location. Dated November 14th. A.D. 1961. Colonial frame. Three bedrooms, ROBERT B. MULLANEY, ™| Open Daily & Sunday Noon to Dark I"" AGENCY CQ Mar*h and McLennan. 542-3500 AUTHEN. : COLONIAL FARM HOUSE . . . VA pipeless oil, double lot. $13,000. 79 Fine Street, acres country environment without Isolation, wide REALTOR Kew York City. N. Y. board floors, beamed ceiling, brick filled plaster 102 WEST FRONT ST. ALFRED 8. BLOOMINODALK, DENNIS K. BYRNE 131 Delfern Drive, Hclmby Hlui, walls, pegged construction; lw years old but won- Los AnRelfH, (24). California. derful old-time, sturdy construction belles its age. SHadyalde 1-2240 LYMAN O. BLOOMIMQDALB, 24-HOUR SERVICE REALTOR — 1NSUROR 895 Park Avenue, Living room, fireplace, large dining room, modern New York City, N. Y. kitchen, three bedrooms, tiled bath on second floor, Member Red Bank Area 8 West River Rd. Rumson GEORGE N. COWKN. screened porch, detached garage, place for hones. 9 Sheridan Road, Multiple Listing Service Scandal?, K. Y. If you have a yen lot old farm nouses you will Phone 842-1150 Ex e MI torn. like this. $29,500. (eisr. Wltenli, Goldman, MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTING flpltxer ft Sins, FLORIDA RETIREMENT Counsellon at Law, A PHOTOGRAPH.... Complete lutings of 252 Madison Avenue, HOME Perth Amboy. N. J, businesses, farms, homes and estates Beautiful Weil Coait location ntaf BEACH AGENCY Nov. IB. B. 30, Dec. 7 |39.M inort. Brand n»w two-bedroom, one- WHY PAY RUNT T throughout Monmouth County bath tome will! cabinet kitchen, Any Qualified Veteran NOTICE JUoiuled wtndowi, gaa heat and hot No Down Pay menu The Board of Education of the Town- MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTING wfctcr. Fiber*]M icre«n«, Imulatad and No Cloifng CoBla ))p of Midd)ftown, MnnmouU) Coun- of your home Is taken when you Hit your home with Undteaped. Near shopping center, Only 930 Application Tee Needed. r. New J«riey will receive sealed golf count, beach, community center Before your eligibility rum out, run toilda on the Jropoiiai iheete provided the Red Bank Area Multipl. Lilting Service. It is Shrew.bury Hwy. 35 SH 1-8600 and botplttl. City water and icwera. •ee thli conveniently located thr«e-bed- m Tuesday, December II, Im2 up to IWA mr>rt|age avallible, f28O down room ranch which fetuureg a iclence 1:00 P.M. prevailing ttme, at the distributed to the 37 Realtor Member Officei as an and tOU a month covmn mil coit In- iltDhen, dfnlni area, flnlahed full bm«- 3oard of Kducatlon Office, 59 Tindalt additional iale« aid. It enablei you to reach more cluding tt\tt» and (luunnce. Owner nent on large lot. Aluminum com bins- load, Mtddtetrvrtn, K. J, [or the con- will arringt an Invpiotltm trip. ion wlndowi And doon, coxy ga,i itructlon of a 15,000 C.P.D. Hl{h Ttate prospective buyers. • i«at. tlnit. llf.600. Icei or the Knitneer'a Ofdce during MLS Realtor.' Doh'twtitl Call today I You'll be, 'orktng houri. plane and Srteciflca- CASEY'S AGENCY, INC. long may t>r provided at either of* gl«d you did. UNCnOPr Vourtiedrooni, two-bith . A charge ot $26.00 for the plani BELFORD-$475 down. $102 per month epllt. Raereatton rnom. Two-ctr ia> BI1OKKH .nd tpeclflcatloni will be ninda mnt pays all. Four bedroom Cape Cod, living rate. Mow returned IO |ls,3O0. iTlA Hulel, N. J. returnabla to thorn Contractor! nib- room, tile kitchen, tile bath, full cellar, ail approoved. Belt buy In aret. Owni CO i-»«9 or CO 4 1111 lilting a bonn (Ida bid or by return* aluminum icreen and storm windows. Call lilt, IH 7-4711. OPEN »•» g contract .. Prlvele dock. >•• Inuainetlon T W e liavi e r Education, Towruhlp of Mldrtlctown, duced ti„ > m.loo. ROUBTON WATIR- ated a tour-btourbidroor-bidrood mm (al(l(alll on o !W Jeriey, RED BANK AREA BELFORD — IjJM down. $120 per month pays all, Young BURY, Realtor; I( W. rronl St., Hadivel> lit-fcellfcli epllllt levelll witi h larae The Board or Education through it* three-bedroom ranth, living room, dining room, modern Bank. SH T-3900. icreatton room and garace, Only Ingineen reiervM the Tight to reject IWZIJIT — Low coat, laif• •pill level. ,700. Thle will not leet. immediate ny or mil bld> and loeept ito bid that kitchen, utility roam and tile bath. Solid value. Take ad- Meny entree. Three heriroomi, 1H .0(1Io. n required. Ml «*rv*f Jta ]nl«raali. vantage of this fine opportunity right now. Price $15,00*. OROWBUWBU,, AMCr, rVallor All bldi •hall t)« iM.ed la i brown batba,-unflnlehed altln, seraie. Aeeume, Red Benh Ml 1-tOOT nvelope with the . Bidder*' name, ad- clt mortaaee with UOOO. rrlca IK.IOO. 1 B. Front II. re« and protect title and delivered NAVESINK WATERFRONT-Unuiual opportunities like Call TIT-IUI. START XOUH riRiT MIUJON — Buy a the Board of Education orrina pmcmi ron raw SAI.K U choloe aoreal 7100 mt roeit (rant. rlor to th« bid opening time a'ore- MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE thf» don't list long. Custom ranch, four bedrooms, two. ge; white Colonial plue> red to«rnan d lentloned, Sit roomt, bath, baicment, (ii heat, baths, science kitchen, living; room, dining area. Has ri- Three-rooin bunftlow. 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