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WASHINGTON (AP)-President The Senate and House are meet- coming Thursday when Kennedy disposition to quarrel about an as did another domestic proposal Kennedy goes before Congress to- ing in joint session in the House sends his budget to Capitol Hill increase in defense outlays. Che President presumably will day to unveil a legislative pack, chamber to hear the President and next Monday when his eco- On the domestic side, Kennedy urge again—federal aid to educa- age keyed to tax reduction and Members of the Supreme Court nomic message goes up: is reported to have given No. 2 tion. In addition, he Is committed reform.. and the diplomatic corps plan to While Influential members of priority to an effort; to provide to a mass transportation bill and attend, and the nation will look the Senate and House appropria- healthcare for the elderly through Assistant Senate Democratic lead- The President, in his State of and listen in on television and tions committees have their par- Social Security financing. er Hubert H, Humphrey of Min- the Union address, undoubtedly radio. ing knives honed for civilian ex- Domestic Proposal nesota claims Presidential support will strike a get-the-country-mov- penditures there seems to be no for a youth conservation corps. ing theme in urging favorable The pocketbook issue of taxes This /ailed in the last session Congressional action on his pro- is not the least controversial ol gram. Much of it will be con Kennedy's domestic proposals. He troversial, presaging bitter battles takes the position that a reduction in this new session. of several billion dollars is neces sary to spur the economy to rise Climax Is Due Thursday State Of World more rapidly. The State of the Union report A heavy tax cut would boom will take on aspects of a state of the federal deficit and Congress the world message as the Presi- members will listen with interes In Marlboro Code Battle dent reviews the international sit- to any suggestions he may have MARLBORO—Things were not voiced their objections to the referendum voters gave an over- uation and where the United on how the revenue loss could be idle in this community over the measure. whelming approval to a plan to States stands in the cold war with at least partially balanced. weekend as the scheduled public Mr. Narzowich0described the upgrade mimimum lots sizes from communism. Further tax details will be forth hearing by the Township Com- proposed ordinance as "improp- a half-acre to one acre. f FIRE —The home of Robert H. Davis, Clark St. and Rt. 35, was heavily mittee on the proposed "Planned erly planned." Mrs, Jackson said "Instead they are giving up a Community" downgrading ordi the impact of the ordinance on do -ngrading ordinance," he said. damaged by fire of undetermined origin last night. Firemen from the Keyport Fire nan nears. the school system would do noth- companies and the Hazlet unit battled the blaze for several hours before bringing Says City Can Avoid On Thursday the ordinance, ing to improve the school prob- He charged the township com- mittee does not want the public if under control. Mr. Davis, a locksmith, i* vacationing in Florida '-V/ith his wife.. which would downgrade lot sizes lem. She also*said she was dis- from one-half acre to one-fifth turbed that the Planning Board to be informed about the new iPoJic* said the fire apparently, started in the rear of the two-story home. There acre, is scheduled for public was given the say-so on the pro- zoning proposal. Tax Hike This Year hearing and final adoption. posed school and not the Board wet no estimate of damage available. ' Expect Crowd Saturday night at the O tral of Education. LONG BRANCH - City tax School in Wickatunk, more than The citizens' committee will payers can avoid a tax rise this Mr. Bauman said the proposed 300 people crowded into the audi- ask the Township Committee year only if city employees don ordinance is the "single largest torium to ask questions and gain step ever proposed" for the mu- to hold the public hearing in the get a raise, City Manager Rich knowledge of the proposed ordi- school Instead of the fire house Matawan Budget ard J. Bowen said yesterday. nicipality. nance from leaders of the town- "I want to warn of a tremen- which they say will hold only Making public a budget pro- ship's Citizens' Committee. dous population explosion should slightly more than 100 persons. posal he has submitted to Cit; Gerald A. Bauman, Jr., chair- Council, Mr. Bowen said he ha this ordinance be adopted," he Philip Inglis. a citizens' com- Hearing Tonight man of the committee, said pe- said. "This is planned develop- mittee member, said of the ordi- held items under his control t titions calling for postponement ments, not planned community." level which would allow a nance that "we would be vir- of the ordinance until comple- tually digging our own graves by MATAWAN - The Regiona Borough auditor Benjamin Lit- per cent cut in real estate levies tion of the master plan, are being Large Tracts Board of Education will conduc win has estimated that the budg- allowing homes without letting Salary Increments called in so they may be pre- The lot-size ordinance was in- up provisions for industry. Levlt- a*Jlub,llc hearing on the proposed et would produce a 1963 schoo sented to the Township Commit- troduced by the township com- $2,217,426 1963-64 school budge tax increase of $130 on a $15,000 But to make such a program town in Burlington County did realistic, he acknowledged, the tee at Thursday's meeting. mittee by a 3-2 vote on Jan. 3. not work out too well," he de- tonight at 8 in the Matawan house in the borough, and about Seek Contract It would allow developers with Grammar School auditorium, $70 on the same house in the council would have to forego any clared. consideration of salary hikes foi On Friday, Mr. Bauman and 100 to 400-acre tracts to build on BrpadSt .','.' township. 1/5 acre lots, according to Mr. public workers and resist bid fellow committee member, Frank In light of tl! this, developers Township Conunitteeman Nor- Bauman. Another provision The spending schedule is 39 per for some $37,500 in other appro- S Graziano, went to Trenton to and real estate men are re- man E. Wood has said that he would allow those with tracts of cent higher than the current SI, priations. He put the cost of attempt to see the signed con- ported scouring the municipality feels Mr. Litwio's estimate for 400/ acres or more to build with (29,150 budget. normal salary increment ai tract between the township and in an attempt-to purchase farm the .township is low. tie has the same 1/5 acre minimum on land in the hope of the passage Tax Increase $50,000. . . . its planning consultant,: Herbert figured the tax increase on H. Smith Associates, Trenton. At non-contiguous tracts of less than of the ordinance, A large num- It calta for 11,886,792 to be $15,000 house there at more than Also, Mr. Bowen said, a ris the office of B. Budd Chavoo- 100 acres: ' ber of farmers have Indicated raised by local'Uxatlon — an in- $100. in local taxes also will be un- •hian, state and regional planning Frank Graziano, another mem they have either told or hive crease oftt«.857. Voters will decide ..the fate of avoidable if the current budget! director to the state Departmen ber of the group, pointed out Sat- signed-optlonp to sell their prop- of the Board of Education or thi the budget at the polls "Feb. 5. Richard J. Bowen at Conservation and Economic urday that in November, 1059, erties". "'. .-• '.'. • " ,,: v... The budget is' based on an es county Board of Freeholders ar Development^ fliey were advised timated 1963-64 enrollment of 4, WooDey To increased. ,._, that the contract had not been Rumson 635 to 5,000, an increase of more This would mean that to holi Labor Board fully executed and they couli than 1,500 over this year -with Head GO? the status quo city school teach- not see it until it was official.. an estimated 1,000 or more of ers, as well as other city em- Will Assign 340 Mr. Bauman has said that thi House that number coming from Strath- ployees, would be denied pay in- Rule Favors committee would take whatever more. Fund Event creases. legal action is necessary. He 74 New Teachers TRENTON (AP) — Monmouth To Present Budget said the group has retained Dom- Bills toCommittees ATCQ Corp. enick Cerrato, Freehold, as at- Robbed count is teachers' salaries, at County Republican Chairman J. Council has until Feb. 12 torney. Mr. Baumam further said Russell V/oolley of West Long introduce its budget dealing with TRENTON (AP) - Legislative the bill would require suspected RUMSON—Looting of a Shrews- The largest single budget ac- KEYPORT - Stuart Rothmari, the group needs money to press $1,323,900 an increase of $374,' Branch has been named chair- local government purposes alone. leaders of both houses planned to drunken drivers to take breath bury Or. home here of cash, jew- general counsel of the Nationa! it's fight. 700. This will include the hiring man of the Republican State spend most of today assigning tests or lose their licenses for two elry arid other items valued at Freeholders are expected to Labor Relations Board, Wash- Voice Protests of 74, new instructors plus the Committee's fund-raising dinner some 240 bills to various com- years. A driver found with .05 to dose to $8,000 was reported to present their budget later thi: At the Saturday hearing, two normal. $200 teacher pay raises in Newark Feb. 2, it was an- ington, D.C., has ruled in favor mittees and getting their houses 10 per cent alcohol in his blood police yesterday.> • • month. members of the township Board and a principal and secretary for nounced yesterday. of ATCO Ceramics Corp., local in order. i would lose his license for six The council has a say in th of Education were among the Michael Cerchio, owner of the Strathmore School. Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller o The 1963 session of the Legisla- months and those With .10 to .15 school budget because two of its tile manufacturer, in an appeal many who opposed the decrease home, told police he discovered New Yqrk will be the main ture opened last Tuesday but very per cent alcohol would lose their Capital outlay is set at $30,000. members and the city manager on an unfair labor practice In lot sizes. John Narzowich the'entry and theft when he en- speaker at the $100-a-plate din- little work was done, other than licenses for -a year. The state This will include $42,600 for are members of the Board ol and Mrs. Kate Jackson both tered the house at 2:30 p.m. The ner. . charge filed by Federal Labor formal election and swearing in now rules a driver drunk when house had been unoccupied since equipping the new high school, School Estimate. "Union 20581, AFL-CIO. the alcohol in bis bloodstream The dinner is designed to raise of new officers. last Thursday. $23,000 to complete the measures .15 per cent The penal- funds for the state legislative Senate Majority Leader Charles equipping ot Strathmore school, The union had charged the tile ty is a two-year license suspen- Missing from a safe, which had and funds to establish two new elections this year. Grand Jury W. Sandman Jr., R-Cape May, been opened without forcing or firm with refusing to bargain in and Assembly Leader Elmer M. sion. 1 cafeterias, plus some furniture The GOP last year canceled its e naging it, were $900 in cash, Boy Killed good faith, and with wrongly Matthews, D-Essex, said today's for the old high school in antici- annual fund-raising dinner when Study Urged $2,000 in negotiable bonds, one terminating the employment of To Get Auto session would be devoted mostly pation of enrollments from the ticket sales. were disappointing. union members . during an 11- J'^-carat diamond ring valued borough's Marc Woods develop- to conferences. Assistant Assembly Minority As Cement week strike last summer. The at $2,500, and a woman's 2-carat ment. • . ' . Fatality Case Vote Possibility Leader C; Robert Saroone, R-Es- ring worth $1,800. Also taken union appealed to Washington Matthews said.there was a pos- sex, said he wanted all the assem- were five men's suits valued at Madison Township tuition stu- after the Newark office of NLRB FREEHOLD — Accordlna to blymen- to have at least a week to dents will leave the local high Firm, 2 Mixer Tips the county prosecutor's office, sibility of a vote on an Assembly a total of $315, Polaroid camera refused to uphold its charges. measure which would require sus- study the measure in its final worth $125, a small camera val- school this year, thus cutting two charges of causing death by NEPTUNE — Services for 11- pected drunken drivers to take printed form before acting on It; ued at $22 a black onyx ring of $27,000 in tuition revenue out of In its decision on the appeal, auto in Middletown Township will Contractors year-old James W. Long, who breath tests. A second provision of unknown value, and a woman's the budget. the NLRB concluded that the be presented to the grand jury Matthews said the bill is iderKl- was killed in an accident Satur- even though the magistrate said the bill would provide for penal- cal to one that died in the Re- ring worth $200. Other budget figures: strike was economic in nature so Sued in Blast day, will be held at' 10 a.m. that the company was within its he did not see evidence to war- ties for drivers who were not le- publican • controlled Senate last Entry was made by forcing Current expense, $1,873,845, as Wednesday in St. Peter Claver rights in permanently replacing rant grand jury action. gally drunk but were driving un- year and said he would urge its compared to $1,343,635 this year; FREEHOLD - A Sea Bright Catholic Church here. A Requiem open a side door of the house, the strikers with new employees. W. Gilbert Manson, then mag- der the influence of alcohol. passage. debt service, $263,581, a decrease man who was injured Thanksgiv- Mass will be offered. Burial police said. The board found no evidence of istrate, heard the charges of about $500; state aid, $444,963, ing Day by an explosion at his will be in Mt. Calvary Ceme- Lt. James Shea of borough po- failure to bargain in good faith. against Richard Maag, Jefferson an increase of $16,389; textbooks, home has filed suit in Superiofr tery, Neptune, under the direc- lice is investigating. St., Eatontown, and Joseph $40,920, an increase- of nearly Court here for damages against tion of the F. Leon Harris Fu- ATCO Ceramics had hired over John Embry of Woodmere Brown, Blossom Cove, Rd., Mid- Stenger to Manage 3(K> per cent, totaling $24,100, and the New Jersey Natural Gas Co. neral Home, Asoury Park.' a 100 new workers by the time dletown, on Nov. 8. He referred Ave., reported that his home had transportation, $35,000, up $5,< and two contractors. its 189 union employees ended been entered sometime between The youngster, who was the both cases to the office of Pros- 000. The suit was filed by Edward son of Mr. and Mrs. James their strike last August without t: 30 p.m. Saturday and 2.30 a.m. utor vln nt bllt Long, Sr., 1813 Rutherford Ave., signing a contract. Thereafter f , « ^uper., Sunday, while he was away, and Rembert, Jr., 7 Marius*La. he felt the accident in which New Branch Bank was killed when a cement mixer the company recalled union several bottles of liquor had Named as defendants along Mr. Brown's wife, Marie, 60, was tilted, pinning him under a tow- members as job opening] ap- MATAWAN -Joseph P. Sten- more Shopping Center will bo been taken, police said. with the gas company were Ml killed was the result of an "er- Study Action ing hitch. He and his playmates pea red, but did not lay off any ;er, former chairman of the built. chad J. Stavola, inc., and ror in judgment." Entry apparently was made Charles j.. Hesse, Inc., Belford, had been pushing' the machine of the new replacements. Matawan Township Planning Mr. Stenger, who Is a member through-a door which had been The cars of Mr. Maag and Mr. both Middletown township. police said, ' The strike was largely about of the Regional Board of Educa- left unlocked, according to police. On Wrecked Brown, traveling in opposite di- Board, has been named manager The suit contends that Mr. Patrolmen Anthony Petro and management's freedom to change tion, presently is assistant cash- The Embry home is a short rections on Rt. 35 south of Five of the branch bank to be opened ier at the F&M Bank here. Rembert received injuries and Vincent Martin reported they work methods and schedules, but Corners, collided Sept. 19. distance from the Cerchio home. was hospitalized following the ex- found the boy unconscious be this year by the Farmers and The bank's assets, as of Dec. Police Car wages and contract duration Mr. Brown told police he was Patrolman Roderick Maine is plosion : which destroyed the neath the steel hitch in the Drum- Merchants National Bank, Joseph 31, totaled more than {16 mil- were also at issue. itopped, northbound, to make a Investigating. RAR1TAN TOWNSHIP -The southeast section of his home. mond Ave. yard of the Sanders lion. left turn into the Howard John- Baier, president, announced yes- Township Committee is studying The suit further contends that and Becker Construction Co. He The ATCO plant is now back in The branch building will be a son restaurant parking lot. Mr. terday. what action to take on replace- Mr, Rembert had complained to was pronounced dead at Fitkin full production with fewer em- small, 37x27-foot structure, to be ment of the police squad car Maag said Mr. Brown's car Change of Pace the gas company frequently Hospital. ployees than before, according to The branch will be located in expanded in size within the next which was wrecked last week, turned in front of his as he was about a heavy gas odor near the a fifth grade stu- company officials, and under the Matawan Township, on a one- five to seven years. HUNTSVILLE, Ala. (AP) - Committeeman. James G: Brady, James was roceding south. home before the explosion. The dent at the Ridge Avenue Schoo' new schedules output will short- acre tract of land at the north- Slated to open about May I, It Horace Lowers, chief engineer of police chairman, reported yester- ly exceed the factory's former Three others were injured in suit further contends that the and a member of St. Peter Cla- east corner of Rt. 34 and Lloyd will be the first branch bank In the Army- Missile Command, day. ' company "failed and refused to peak capacity. the accident near the site where Strath- this area works daily on missiles at Red ver Church. Mr. Brady said Patrolman find and correct the source." Surviving besides his parents •tone Arsenal that could travel Warron G. Roggeman was driv- are two brothers, Charles and 50,000 miles in two hours or less. ing the car, on duty Jan. fi, The suit also charges that in Michael Long, and a sister Mi- When his day's work is over when .it skidded out of control March the Stavola company em- chele Long, at home; materna he drives home in a 1928 automo- in a patch of ice on Middle Rd. ployees damaged gas lines with bile that has covered only 58,000 and'struck a tree.' heavy earth-moving equipment irandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Dan- while working nearby and further iel Walker of Asbury Park, and miles in 38 years. Lowers, an old The policeman, was not injured contends that In May the Hesse paternal grandparents, Mr. and car fancier, got the ancient car but the entire right side of the company did.similar damage.. Vlrs. Charles Scott ot this place. (Buick) three months ago. hil was demolished. ', Progress Review Today's Index Page Page The Register will publish'.its ernment will tell you'what the Adam and Eve.... 5 Editorials « annual, County Business and In- economy holds . in store this,, Amusements 7 Herblock 6 year.. Also featured will ba dustrial Progress Review to- Births ...... •,...... :...... : Movie Timetable _ 7 stories and photos dealing with Obituaries I 2 morrow, '.'.;•?'•'• progress at the municipal and, Jim Blshof :.. Sylvia Parier ,.. 8 .Sections of'tojnbrrow'^ issue state levels. Bridge .... Television , 7 wHI be devoted to stories and A number, of special articles' Chamberlain Sports : 10,11 NEW BRANCH BANK — Architect's drawing of branch bank to be opened in Matawan Townihip by Farmers and photos dealing frith the coun- prepared especially for The Classified ...., 15" Stock Market J Merchants National Bank about May I. Building exterior will be of California redwood. Farmers and Merchants ty's economy In 1962. Register will also be contained Comics'.'.'. ..; 14 Successful Inventing 3 Experts In business and gov- in the Issue. ' > Crossword Puzzle ...... 14 Women'! News 4, 5 it oldest bank in Monmouth County, established in 1830. - -, . • .fe> i--Monday, Jan. 14, 1963 RID BANK REGISTER Weather Mew Jersey- — Mostly sunn; Obituarws with some cloudiness at times Events Listed and mucbc6lder today. Fair and quite cold tonight and Tuesday RTVERVIEW MRS. MAE E. SHERMAN D.H. Drukker Four social events and a retreat are included High today and Tuesday in thi RedBMk RED BANK - Services fo. the full schedule of the Rosary Altar Society of St L 20s, but abou Mr. and Mrs. Melvia Benda, Mrs, Mae E. Sherman, Spring St. WMaW«ariiNew York City. A bu Program Is Avon Beach son, yesterday. Cemetery, West Long Branch. days. day on phases of Catholic lif the Rockies last weekend and will leave at 4 p.m. from th Mrs. Talarico died Friday Born m Scotland a son of the from the "Precocious Child t snowballed across most of the Mr. and Mrs. Charles Smith, school building. Mrs. Jam- night after a long illness. late William and Elizabeth Val- the Aged Parent." The grouj country by the weekend, were 204 First St., Keyport, son, yes- Horan is in charge of arrangi Scheduled Code Invalid Bom In Italy, she was the lance Grant, he had been in this met in the church hall. widespread. terday. : ments. NEW BRUNSWICK (AP) - A FREEHOLD — Superior Court Mr. and Mrs. John Kirby, II widow of • Anthony' Talarico and country 40 years, and lived here Prayers were led by Rev. A: Deaths blamed on the wintry fellowship program through which Judge J. Edward Knight here Knollwood Rd., Hazlet, daughter, had lived here 42 years. six years," formerly residing in thur J. St. Laurent, moderator. weather—exposure, fires and 17 New Jersey high school social Friday ruled invalid the 1961 res- mis morning. She was a communicant ol Union City. raffic accidents on ice and snow- Traffic Guard studies teachers will spend two olution by the Avpn Board of Mr. and Mrs. Francis Bowman, Holy Trinity Church. Mr. Grant retired six years ago WOMEN'S GUILD or Chri covered highways—passed the 40 weeks in Washington this summer Commissioners which set higher 20 John St., Morganville, son, Surviving are a daughter, Mrs, as a shipfitter of the Todd Corp., Episcopal Church, Shrewsburj mark. Injured by Car studying the federal government beach-badge fees for residents o: this morning. ' Sarah Tomalno, with whom she Hoboken. will hold a card party on th' Property damage, including NEPTUNE TOWNSHIP was announced today. Neptune City. lived; two grandchildren and four His wife, Mrs. Helen Walker evening of Feb. 14. heavy loss by a rash of fires, MONMOUTH MEDICAL George H. Maxson, 1128 Ba; The program will be sponsored great-grandchildren. Grant, died six yean ago. Trie guild held its regula mounted into the millions of dol- Avon had set a $5 season fee CENTER Ave., Point Pleasant, is reportec by the New Jersey State Society Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. monthly meeting on Tuesday. lars. for its residents but require* Long Branch in fair condition at Fitkin Hospi of Washington, D. C, and the JOSEPH DUDA Elizabeth G. Holman, with whom The unseasonable cold in south- Neptune City residents tp pur- Mr. and Mrs. Michael Guer- :al where he was taken after h Eagleton Institute of Politics at LEONARDO — Joseph Duda. he lived; a sister, Mrs. Thomas MRS. ROBERT HORBAL ern Texas, southern California chase monthly badges at $4 each. rlero, 680 Hopping Rd., Belford, was struck by an unidentified Rutgers University, according to 57, of 29 Bay Ave., died Thurs- MacKenzie of Long Island; two the newly-elected president and Arizona threatened damage Judge Knight ruled that Avoi son, yesterday. car at the south drive of Super- Rep. Peter W. Rodino Jr., D-N.J, day in Monmouth Medical Cen- brothers, William Grant of Can- the Women of Trinity Episcopal :o citrus and vegetable crops, may not amend its beach control Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Zales, 15 ama, Rt. 35 here. , president of the society. ter, Long Branch, after a long ada, and R. Craig Murphie, also Church, Matawan. ^mers started their smudge ordinance by a resolution. H< West Front St., Red Bank, son, Mr. Maxson, an employee o illness. of Long Island, and three grand- Serving with her will be Mrs, pots. It was a month ago that a He said the state's congressmen further said that the section ol yesterday. the Clark Detective & Guar Bom in Jersey City, he had children. Harold Fogg, vice president; severe spell of cold weather will co-operate with the program the ordinance which permittee Mr. and Mrs. Carl Gallma, Service Inc., Spring Lake, was di lived here 25 years. He was em- Mrs. Thomas Welstead, secre- caused millions of dollars damage by opening their offices to the Avon to set varying beach feei Howland Ave., Long Branch, •ecting traffic at the entranci ployed is a machine operate tary, and Mrs. Herbert Staer, :o vegetable and citrus crops in :eachers selected. was "ambiguous." daughter, yesterday. MRS. IVAN KUUCH to the store parking lot when hi for the Singer Sewing Machine treasurer. Florida. But southern Florida The society will finance the The ambiguities concern the was struck by a northbound ca; Mr. and Mrs. Roy C. Jackson Co., Elizabeth. RED BANK — Mrs. Wasilina Mrs. Herbal appointed the fo escaped the current cold spell. program and the Eagleton Insti- term "resident," which was ex- Fifth St., Cliffwood, ion, Satur- |Kulich, 58, of 17 Pearl St., died that failed to stop. The guar< Surviving are his wife, Mrs. lowing committees: Mrs. Davii The Weather Bureau in Chi- tute will select the fellows and tended to include "season resi day. Friday In Marlboro State Hos- was admitted to the hospital Sophie Grovatskl Duda; two Tuttle, Sr., ways and means; cago said that only a few parts administer the program. One dent" and "half-season" residen Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Truglia, pital. with a possible head injury. sons, Thomas- E. Duda, at home, Mrs. Fogg, United Thank Offer- of the nation were not hit by teacher from each of the state's and sometimes also restricted to 48 Meadow Ave., Monmoutt Police said they had been urt- and Joseph C. Duda, U.S. Ai: Born in Wavorovo, Poland, ing; Mrs. John Baker, educa- xeezing or lower temperatures, 15 Congressional districts is to be "bona fide residents and taxpay- Beach, son, Friday. ible to locate the vehicle. daughter of. the late Mr. and tion and recreation; Mrs. Georg ncluded were areas of the Caro- named plus two teachers from the ers." Force, Japan; two daughters Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Scott, Miss Nancy S. Duda and Miss Mrs. Foka Mezkaniuk, Mrs. Ku- Miller, chaplain; Mrs. Howan inas southward through south- state at large. At the hearings held in No Clinton Ave., Eatontown, son llch had lived here for 10 years. Wilson, missions; Mrs. Kenneth astern Georgia and most of Janet H, Duda, both at home; Slacks Arouse Invitations to apply for selec- vember before Judge Knight, Friday. three brothers, Louis Duda of Her husband, Ivan Kulich, sur- Henderson, Christian social rela- Florida. Also above freezing, but tion are being sent to every public Robert V. Carton, Asbury Park, Mr. and Mrs. Louis "Szeg, RD vives. tions; Mrs. Harold Burlew, tup- tot much higher than 32 degrees, Clark Township, Benjamin Duda Magistrate's Ire ind private high school in the appeared for Neptune City and 1, Box 175T, Asbury Park, son of Old Bridge and Anthony J, Services will be held at 1:30 piles; Mrs. Alfred Adler, worship were areas near the Pacific Coast itate, Rodino said. Friday. ASBURY PARK - Magistrati Borough Attorney Donald J. Cun- Duda of Matawan; and two sis- a.m. tomorrow from the John E. and devotions, and Mrs. John Tom Oregon southward through Mr. and Mrs. Jose Ramos, 2 Eugene Capibianco during ningham appeared for Avon. ters, Mrs. Peter Zygo of Roselli Day Funeral Home.. A mass will Bland, publicity. western California. Second Aye., Long Branch, son court session Saturday chastisec Park and Mn. Earl Meyers of be offered at 9 o'clock m St. Mrs. Richard Katcliffe and Some early morning tempera- Woman Extinguishes Friday. policemen for allowing a womai Cotonia. Nicholas Russian Orthodox Mrs. Tuttle 'Were hostesses. ;ures and conditions: New York ACCOUNT EXECUTIVE Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Winow- wearing slacks to enter the court Funeral services were con- Church. Burial will be In St.. 23 clear, Chicago 8 partly cloudy, Kerosene Fire DES MOINES, Iowa -Wes- ski, 70 Ocean Blvd., Cliffwood 10m. ducted this morning in the Scott Vladmir Cemetery, Cassvilie. THE GLEANERS o! the Eaton- Boston 26 partly cloudy, Wash- LONG .BRANCH - Fir caused ley Day & Co., Inc., advertising Beach, daughter, Friday, "I don't understand how those e Funeral Home, Belford, with town Presbyterian Church heldj ington 23 clear, Philadelphia 21 jy an overturned kerosene stove agency, has announced the ap- Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon Freisht, slacks could slip by all of yoi Rev. William E. Bisgrove, pas- DEATH NOTICE Installation of officers recently. :loudy, Atlanta 19 clear, Miami in the home of Lorena Hester, poiniSfient of W. Ray Hyde o!" 376 West End Ave., Long Branch, FARINO—R. D. Jameiburg, on Satur- policemen," he declared from tor of the New Monmouth Bap- Installed were Mrs. Ralph .T, S8 cloudy, Louisville 13 clear, 222 Monmouth Ave., brought out 3908 75th St., Urbandale, as pub- daughter, Fridav. day. January 12, 1063. Gatherlot, wife he bench as he ordered the worn- tist Church officiating. Burial Of Michael In her 81it year. Funeral Keevtl, president; Mrs. Harolc Detroit 10 clear, St. Louis 15 11 eight fire companies at 6:53 lic relations account executive, FITKIN urrlce at A. S. Cole Funeral Home, was in Bay View Cemetery, Cranbury. Wednuday morolni al Morgan, vice president; Mrs. Ed- in to leave. Nine uniformed po :lear, Minneapolis -12 clear, Kan-; this morning. Mr. Hyde is a former resident Neptune here. s.'30'O'clock. Solemn Requiem )tata"«t ward H. Einmons, treasurer Icemen were present. as City 16 clear, Denver 6 partly Police said the woman doused of 54 Steven Ave., New Shrews- Mr. and Mrs. Donald Reynolds, Bt. jamia R. 0. CUurch. JunuburJunu i The magistrate strictly forbid: 1 att 9iS& IntermenItt t l a fitfit JaJneeJJn^C^ m Mrs. Fred C. Wurtz, recording) loudy, Dallas 19 clear, Phoenix he flames with ashes and water bury, N. J. His wife is the for- Merrick Rd., Farmlngdale, son, etery. Friends may call at the . fu- EDWARD C. MITCHELL secretary, and Mrs. Eustace ilacks to be worn by women i clear, Seattle 30 snow, San and had the fire out when fire- mer Adelaide Taylor of Red yesterday. neral home on Monday evening, Tuei- court, EATONTOWN -Services for day afternoon from*24 and Tuesday White, corresponding secretary, rancisco 37 clear, Los Angeles men arrived. Bank, daughter of Mrs. Emil Pol- Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wjberg, evening. Roiary at 8 p.m* Ta*ida\y. Edward C. Mitchell; 45, of 33 Installation cliairrrjan was Mrs clear, Anchorage 34 cloudy, Damage was confined to the, itowsky of 3 Bassett PI., Red Old Mill Rd., Freehold, daughter, Kroner Ave., will be held at 2 George H. Smith. [onolulu 67 clear. loor, police said. Bank. yesterday. DEATH NOTICE p.m. today in the Robert A. New department chairmen are Cite Marine For Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Gentile, KNOT, Ooorso-Msln St., Holmdet Tei- Braun Home for Funerals. terdty at nis borne. Beloved nowand Mrs. Walter Mahns, Jr., pro- Harbor Rd., Morganville, son or Helen f the Atlantic Highlands Metho- siooooaoo i 100,000.00 age Co., Rt. 33 ..hero, Tennent Doctor's Hospital. Newark. Hostesses were Mrs. Richard our. Add tdmatoes "~ (including Girt Inn. dist Church officiating. Burial ML Surplus _. '100,000.110 state police report. Born in Newark, she had lived 27. Undivided profits - HM99.71 Roberts. Mrs. Schaver, Mrs. Les qu|d) arid cook and stir C"n- vlll be in Fair View Cemetery. lie D. Seeley and Mrs. Francis :antlv until thickened, leaving) Trooper Nicholas Roon said en- Mayor Joseph Wardell of Nep- there and in Paterson before 2». TOTAL CAPITA!. rancc had been made into the moving here two years ago. ACCOUNTS 290.49B.7) E. Bruce. imafoes as whole as "possible, tune Township presented Mr. MRS. LEWIS FERNICOIA dd spinach and salt and pepner building early yesterday by jim- Shafto a plaque. The sheriff Surviving are her husband, mying a front door lock. Both HILLSIDE - Services for Mrs. [ohn Orson, and two nieces. JO. TOTAL LTABIUTnUI MRS. GILBERT B. PARKER taste. Turn into a baking dlfh was a Neiptune Township com- AND CAPITAL safes In the storage company 'asqualena Femicola, of 510 The funeral will be tomorrow — B.07I.1O7.BJ entertained the Episcopal Wom- 10 bv 6 by V& inches) or a mittee-man for 15 years. fale Ave., who died' Saturday in leen 10-inch Die plate. Cut ews buildings were opened he said. t 1 p.m. in the Bedle Funeral en ol the St. Andrews Episcopal It. Elizabeth's Hospital, Eliza- MEMORANDUM Church, Highlands, in her home, half leimthwise: remove vnlks The investigation will continue. Harold Shaw, district manager Home, Keyport. Burial will be SL Aisets. pledged or as. beth, . will be held Wednesday In Hollywood Cemetery, Union. alrned lo securs lia- 49 Fourth St., at the group's mash with mustard. yt tea- of Esso Humble Oil Co., Linden, 'rom the Growney Funeral bilities and for other won sal' mavonnaisp and Rumson Meeting presented Mr. Shafto a desk.set. Home, here. A Requiem Mass MRS. WILLIAM 2ELTMAN .. purposes _._ 77,500.00 CAR HITS POLE lives. Refill whites with mix- For 18 years' the sheriff has RUMSON — The Forreatdale will be offered at Christ the King NEWARK - Services for Mrs. RED BANK—George C. Jones. re and arrange over sauce; been a distributor for Esso pro- I, Robert 8. Loekwcod^ cashier, of School PTA Is sponsoring a. par- Church at 9:30 a.m. Catherine Brenner Zeitman, wife iie above-named * bank do hereby de. 44, of 28 Wil|ow St., was charged irinkle with Parmesan. Bake in ducts in Monmouth and Ocean ?lar* that this report of condition Is ent education meeting in the Mrs, Femicola had lived here * William F. Zeltman, 99 Lenox ;rus and correct to the best ot my with careless driving yesterday hot (400 dRt anrt bubblv—about 10 min- ; RQBBRT.P,..U)P P SUAL CASES, FEVER 19 OF a.m. to present a preview of the About 500 pers6ris;attende,d- the i^ll " her" Huelsenbeck "Memorial e. ndenlgned'diretors alMst at Central Ave. and West Ber- es. Makes 6 servings. "10 VALUE EXCEPT THAT IT Science Research Associate's dinner, including State Sen. Rich- Among' survivors Is a sister, Home, here. he correctness of this report of eon- gen PI. llblon and-declare that'll has been ex- TELLS yOU SOMETHING method of study skills. ard R. Stout (R-Monmputh). frs. Eleanor Garruto of Long Mrs. Zeltman died Saturday at .mined by us and to the best of our Police isid Mr. Jones was mak- IS WRONG. ;nowledge and belief Is true and cor- About 90 pwr cent of the Robert R. Goodrich, Neptune Sranch. tier home after a long illness. ' rect. ing a right turn into Central Ave. TOMORROW; SEEING SPOTS * oriel's population uses the met- The nation's private forest Planning Board chairman and VICTOR W. EMERY Among survivors, besides her STANLEY O. IV1NK In the fog at 1:20 a.m. He was Health CapHitu nivea hetplul infoimirion. c system of weights and meas- wners plant more than a billion Republican Club president, was It pays to advertise in the Red lusband, is a sister, Mrs. Dor- WILLIAM T. tlANDLAM not injured. ' Is not Intended Ip be of • diagiwitk nature. •es. Directors recs a year. master of ceremonies. Bank Register.—Advertisement othy Hauser of Sea- Bright. Ian. 14 IIT.S3 BED BANK REGISTER , Jtn. 14, Nason on Education High Yield on Low Growth Exercise As Academic Aid By ROGER E. SPEAR By LESUE J. NASON gestion, Jim's mother took him Also, in talking with the child, Professor of Education to the family doctor. But the emphasize that he is responsible Q-"Where did I err in buy and my hope that you will even- doctor found nothing wrong, so for behaving properly. If he ing? I have National Distillers, tually recover from your illness. Some children arrive at school the problem was still mere. misbehaves he will have to lake DM River Mills and Parke-Da- I agree with you about American just bubbling over with too much Jim was a behavior problem in the consequences. vis. None of these stocks seem Photocopy. Earnings probably physical energy. school and getting more difficult Behavior Habit to get anywhere, although their were down in 1962. and may be Jim was such a boy. He was for his teacher to handle. Irresponsibility is a habit of yields rangi lower: again this year. In your so overactive In the classroom Parents' Problem behavior and tends to persist un- from 4'/5 to 6 position, I would sell. be became a Actually teachers are not In a less firm action is taken. Break- per cent. Both Jersey Standard and Pa real problem position to solve this situation, ing auch a habit comes when the Would you ad- cific Power are good stocks, bul for his teacher. Parents can do more than, any- child wants to substituta accept- able behavior and makes a con- vise me to the latter now yields only 3.7 pei Jim found It one else to correct such a prob- switch one o cent. In its place I suggest Ni- scious effort toward that end difficult to con- lem. After all, It is the parents' these into agara Mohawk Power, whldi responsibility to teach children Instead of trying to control a Hammond Or- would give you a satisfactory centrate even courtesy, industry and respect child like Jim, we have to help gan?" J. S. 4.4 per cent return. on things in for authority, and to send the hint control himself. Sometimes A-If I inter- . v, • • which he was children off to school ready to a quiet talk with the child will pret your ques- Mr. Spear cannot answer ai interested. learn. make •« impression. The change „. r # tion correctly, mail personally but will answei Even one or I suggest that a child like Jim probably will come about more KOgerE. Spear What you are {ill questions possible, in his col two such chil- be required to get up an hour readily If accompanied by chang- really aiming (or is price appre- mnn. '' Dr. Nason jren can cause earlier each day and spend the ing his pattern ol activity to in- ciation — which comes mainly the teacher no end of trouble. time in some physical activity. clude early morning exercises, through growth in earnings and Often in desperation teachers Have him punch a bag, work out as I have suggested. dividends. What you bought were send them to the counselor's of- on bars, chin himself a dozen The results are worth working three stocks which are reasona- fice so they can get on with times, or run around the block— toward for the child will be bly safe Income producers, but New Jersey STILTED STORAGE —Shacks on * tilts for food storage dominate thil view of teaching the rest of the class. I anything that lets him work off happier. —as regards earnings—have eith- Montagnard vlllafli In the highland* of central South Vl«t Nam. Montagnard trlbeimtn were have known boys and girls who his excess energy. Any child who grows up know- er stood still or gone backwards News Briefs moved Into resettlement area for protection from raiding Communist Viet Cong, rebel*. have spent hours sitting in the With a little experimenting, ing that he is responsible for his In recent'years. It is an axiom outer office of vice principals. parents can determine what Is an o a actions will have a healthier of the marketplace that the yield ELIZABETH — Union County In Jim's case the counselor acceptable amount of strenuous outlook as an adult. on a stock is in inverse propor- Judge John E. Barger has v; Jersey Coast Boat Show Adult School thought Jim might have a activity. Then let him get cleaned (You may obtain a copy of Dr. tion to, its growth. cated a prison sentence against physical problem irritating him up and send Mm off to school. Nason's "Help Your Child Suc- Hammond Organ, which you former motor vehicle inspecto and making it difficult fpr him He should arrive with sufficient ceed in School" by sending $1 to mention, yields 6.2 per cent be- convicted of taking a bribe. Thi Promises to be Unique Winter Term to go quietly about his work. calm to better control his own "Help Your Child," Box 1277, cause growth has been checked judge Instead imposed a $750 fine Following the counselor's sug- actions, General Post Office, New York.) by intense competition. It should on Peter Sokol, 41, of Freehold, ASBURY PARK — Two out as places to cruise them—all with Is Scheduled be avoided if price appreciation whom he had sentenced last June standing features combine tt in easy reach of the greatest con is your goal. I suggest instead to 1 to i years in state prison. make the Jersey Coast Boa centratlon of population in the RED BANK — The winter ten Transit Plan Sharp Rise that you consider Pfizer,'Mon- Sokol was convicted of accepting Show uniquely different from any U.S., including the New York and of the Red Bank Communlt; NX Futurity tana Power, and FMC Corp. a $30 bribe in connection with other major pleasure boating ex- Philadelphia metropolitan areas- Adult School will open Jan. 2E Q—"My primary concern is driver's license application. Hi position in the U.S. It will be open from 1 p.m. to it Was announced by Willard Deadline Slated to Be In Profits ' appealed the conviction and Browning, director. Registrar American Photocopy, which had First, it is literally held "al 10 p.m. daily, and Sundays from shows me a big loss. From what was out on bail. His attorney 1 p.m. to 7 p.m. There will be will be held between 7 and I hear, tlie future of this com- said the appeal would sea," and second is the fact that p.m. Jan. 14, 17, 21, 24 and Introduced it is staged in the heart of the special reduced admission rates Is Tomorrow Is Reported pany isn't too bright because of dropped. for children. in the cafeteria of Red Ban) OCEANPORT - Midnight, to- WASHINGTON (AP) - Sen, KEYPORT - Family Circle competition. Do you agree? Un- "greatest boating area in the High School, Harding Rd. U.S." which is dotted with hun- Ample free parking space sur- morrow is the deadline for nom- Abraham Rlbicotf, D-Conn., said Associates Inc. reported a sharp fortunately, I contracted a se- PEARL HARBOR - Skipper Mr. Browning said 41 course: inations to the 1965 New Jersey today he will co-sponsor the Ad-increase In sales and earnings rious-disease and am on a dis- dreds, of nearby marinas rounds Convention Hall. Jack Quinn and his crew of pleasure boat facilities on the ex- will be offered this term. Thi Futurity, to be run at Monmouth ministration's mass transportation for the year ended Sept, 29. ability pension, barely enough to four women, Including • for- include antiques, around thi Park. Since the release of the bill to be Introduced this week live.on. I would like to build a cellent waterways from the Am- Sales of the discount depart- mer stewardess from East Pat- boys to Barnegat Bay. Leading world in six weeks, euto main New Jersey Futurity stake The measure, to be offered bj ment store company rose to $5,- * portfolio of good stocks paving 4 erson, N. J., are expected to JCs Present tenance, basic bookkeeping, ac per cent, or over. What do you marine authorities declare that blanks several weeks ago, there Sen. Harrison A. Williams, D- 482,491 from $1,495,183 a year sail the ketch Neophyte Into vanced bookkeeping, briefhanc has been a steady flow of nomi- N. J., will propose federal loans ago. Family Circle opened a think of Standard Oil of New Honolulu Harbor early next this area offers the greatest con- ceramics, charm for the ladiet Jersey and Pacific Power & centration of such pleasure boat- Donations To nations into Monmouth Park's and grants to help finance facili- store at the Laurelton Circle In week. The ketch kft Sausallto, intermediate contract bridgi racing secretary's office, and it Brick Township during the fis- Light?" A. W. Calif., Dec 27, and was spotted ing facilities in the U.S., Flor- creative writing, driver educ ties and equipment needed for thi ida and California not withstand- is expected that owners and commuter systems. cal year. Since the end of the A—I should like first to ex- by • Navy ship Tuesday 900 3 Charities tion, effective speaking, basi breeders in New Jersey will have miles northeast ol Hawaii. The ing. electronics, basic English, aInc, Eatontown. The wining of the stakes event. PI., Woodland Park, waa ap- blaze which destroyed a two-and- With the boating industry boom money will be used to develop, a for 30 days under the 60-70 speed- pointed to the governing body ing at a rate faster than the de- ing law, it was announced today. Breeders awards In the one-half story home on Taylor News in Brief research program. This organi- amounts of $750, $425, $275, and Friday, making the flve-meinbei La. velopment of suitable marinas Young Barkalow, 19, of Free- zation previously received a con- $150 will be made to the breed- committee all-Democratic. From the Wire* of The Associated Press and docking facilities to accom- tribution of $2,750 from the New hold, had his license revoked Dec. Mr. Sanchez fills the vacancy Fire Chief John C. Fowler said modate the growing number of irs of the horses finishing first, the vacant building was de- Jersey Jaycees portion of the 18. His ifather told The Associate iecond, third, and fourth, respec- created by the resignation of Re- World Communist leaders gathered in East Berlin today pleasure craft, the Jersey Coast football game proceeds. Press that he had not interceded publican Robert E. Lennon Dec. stroyed. Thomas Curley is the for a party conclave at which Soviet Premier Khrushchev i I h p owner of the building. Boat Show is one of the leading Lawrence F. White, president in his son's behalf or appeared foi ivey, In this annual stakes 31. He will serve a one-yeai seems ready to press for a showdown in his ideological rift expositions of its kind, offering }f the local organization, said the Mm. term and the remaining one-yea Chief Fowler said he did not with Red China. i ivent for two-year-ods. Thus, wide choice of boats, as well faycees will sponsor another pre- State law provides for a manda- J e r s e y's thoroughbred of Mr. Lennon's unexpired term know how the fire started. He Escorted by experts on China, .the Soviet leader was sched- season game Sept. 7 at Palmer ;ory 30-day license suspension for jreeders also will share In the •'" be filled by election In No- gave no estimate of damage. uled to arrive in the Communist-ruled section of the divided Stadium between the Giants driver found driving more than inal distribution of purse monle- Later in the day, volunteers city early this afternoon. The East Germans' sixth party Charge Man and. Eagles. 60 miles an hour in a 50-mile for the rich event. intematlonal staff repre- from the Brevent Park and Leo- Congress opens tomorrow. zone or more than 70 in a 60 itive for the Communications nardo and Community Fire Com- mile an hour zone. ;ers of America, AFL-CIO, panies doused a small fire which OLE MISS CRACKDOWN With Larceny $3,500 Theft Man Injured ark, Mr. Sanchez is a forme started in an oil burner In the OXFORD, Miss. — Officials at the University of Missis- OCEANPORT — Charges of nber of the Planning Board Blue & White Bus Co., terminal, sippi again have cracked down on student demonstrations ireaktng and entering and lar- Heavy Haul and the Commerce, Industry and Rt. 36, Leonardo. against James H. Meredith, but the campaign aimed at the :eny against Richard Trcchell of In Freehold NIAGARA FALLS, Ont. (AP)- In Accident Trade Committee. Chief Fowler said there was 29-year-old Negro continues. long Branch will be heard be- Theives broke into the W. and K. MIDDLETOWN - William H. He was the Democratic candi- to damage. Cause of the fire is The latest harassment came yesterday when Meredith re- FREEHOLD-Cash totaling $3,- fore Magistrate William Throck- 500 was taken from a safe in Warehouse during the weekend lender, 55, of 74 Tindall Rd., is date for Township Committee In >elng investigated. turned from an overnight trip to Memphis, Term., and found morton Monday, Jan. 21. and stole 76 drums of powdered i) fair condition today in River- Three companies were called a Ure slashed on Ms 1952 automobile. Freedman's Meat Market, 25 1961 but withdrew before the Mr.Trechell was arrested Fri- West Main St., between 1 and 6 nickel and nickel Ingots worth 'lew Hospital with chest Inju- election because of a job reas- out last night to put out' a blaze The car was parked in front of Baxter dormitory, where lay and charged with entering p.m. yesterday, police said this ibout $40,000. ies suffered yesterday when his signment. which resulted in an estimated Meredith lives and where army troops are on guard constantly. he home of William Fromm, 56 morning. Police said the drums each ar struck a tree on Tindall Rd. His appointment was unani- $4,000 damage to a vacant struc- ture on Leonard Ave., Leonardo. He begins his ^semester examinations this Friday, and it Cayuga Ave., and taking $63 in Entry to the store was gained weighed 514 pounds. Police said Mr. Render's car mously recommended by the is known he is having difficulty in at least two courses- :ash and two watches. by prying open a rear door. A hit the tree as It was being township's County Democratic Chief Fowler said the fire ap- English literature and Algebra. He skipped mid-term exams Police said the theft was re- mason's sledge hammer was used No More Seals driven into the driveway of the Executive Committee. parently started in a cellar stair- for those two courses. lorted at 3:20 p.m. The arrest to punch the lock and the inner NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) - Render home. well and quickly spread. Cause /as made two hours later. Po- door of the safe, according to William Zachmeir told Police Mr. Render was taken to the of the blaze has not been deter- FILIBUSTER FIGHT ice said Mr. Trechell was paint- police. yesterday he entered his sports hospital by the East Keansburg Upper Raritan mined. ' WASHINGTON — Senators start battling today over pro- a house adjacent to the Patrolman Vytold Urbelis of :ar parked in front of a Peabody First Aid Squad. Owner of the building is not posals to put a tighter curb on filibusters. 'romm residence. the'local police and Capt. Mer- College dormitory and discovered Two drivers suffered minor in- known. The fight was to have broken out last week at the opening The suspect was released in ritt Kent of the county prosecu- thieves had taken the two front juries Saturday in a two-car Croup Disbands The Community, Brevent Park of the new Congress. But all sides agreed on a truce until 500 bail. tor's office are investigating. mcket seats. crash at Tindall Rd. and Truex HAZLET - The Upper Raritan and Leonardo and Belford Inde- President Kennedy delivered his State of the Union message. Civic Association has been dis- pendent Companies were called Once he does so today, advocates of limiting debate will be Police said Lawrence C. Peter- solved because "there have been to the scene. free to introduce their proposals. son, 47, of 11 Huddy Ave., High- no persons willing to assume the lands, and Alex N. Diacheshin, responsibility of administrative NEWSPAPER STRIKE of 244 Rucam Rd., Hillsdale, and executive positions necessary Long Beach Gets NEW YORK — Mediators met with'newspaper publishers rere treated for cuts and brusies for the proper functioning of the 6,000 Yule Trees and striking printers rallied in support of their leaders yes- Rlverview Hospital and re- organization." terday in the 37th day of the city's costliest newspaper strike. lased. Along with the termination of SHIP BOTTOM (AP) — Long There was no clue to what the publishers of the nine shut- Police said the Peterson its existence, the committee Beach Islanders have received down dailies and federal mediators said. as traveling north on Tindall passed a resolution to apportion ome 18,000 Christmas trees to be The strikers at a mass meeting gave loud approval to !d., when it was In collision with money in the treasury to the ised along their beachfront in continuance of the strike. he Diacheshin car. Police said following organizations: Salva- reatlng protective sand dunes. They also loudly booed the name of retired federal Judge be Diacheshin car pulled out of tion Army, $30; Raritan Town- The trees were unloaded here Harold R. Medina, head of a three-man "Board of Accounta- ruex PI., into the path of the ship Public Library, $25; Rari- Saturday and the islanders were bility" which last Friday turned in a report blaming the 'eterson car. tan Township community Center, :o start work today building a wall lengthy shutdown mostly on the printers' union. Patrolman William J. Higgins $50. f them along the beach. Tides, ivestigated. Peter J. LaPlaca was presi- building up sand around the trees, DEFEAT PRO-RED MOVE dent during 1962. will create dunes to help protect ,. the coast, hard hit by a severe ROME — The Italian Socialist Parry's Central Committee LICENSE REVOKED has voted down a pro-Communist move that would have over- torm last March. SEA BRIGHT - Ralph Marra The trees were gathered In thrown Premier Amiirtore Fanfanl's coalition government on <"¥! Willow Ave., Long Branch, Poster Contest the eve of his departure for UHks with President Kennedy. Essex, Burlington, Union and day was fined $15 and had Winners Listed onmouth counties by beer driv- The committee voted 45-35 yesterday to continue backing license revoked for. 30 days rs Teamsters Local 153 which - Fanfani until general elections which must be held by the end ir careless driving. FORT MONMOUTH - Jeanne responded to an appeal by Island of May. The party's pro-Communist demanded an immediate Capt. George R. Collins, 35 Gonseth, daughter of Col. and luniclpal leaders. break with the premier. The demand for parliamentary oppo- lummer St., Andover, Mass., Mrs. Jules E. Gonseth, Jr., won P. Ballantlne & Sons brewery sition to Fanfani Would have put the Socialists behind a nc- tatloned at Fort Monmouth, was first place in the poster contest luppHed trucks for the project and confi lence motion that Italy's Communist party was expected Ined $15 for speeding. recently conducted in support of he drivers brought in 10 loads of to draft . . the Fort Monmouth "King and trees for the walli.Tlie Maajtaa*" DISORDERLY Queen*' of smiles, part of the had gStfiered-another l6,(>» trees. .-- ... - ,„,.,,.....^ .. i^rjojCTiuitEf ' ;••-•• '•-•: - _ OWN -•Morris Cuf- First 'U.' S."Army" smjfc'corilest: NEW YORK — The Atlantic and Gulf Coast dock strike- n, 76 Hamilton Ave., Leonardo, Donna Boyle captured second entered its 23rd day today with federal mediators hopeful of 'as fined $10 Thursday by Magls- place in the contest and Patricia National Children's Dental resuming Joint negotiations. rate Richard E. Burke on a Dlcus, honorable mention. The [ealth Week. The winning en- Secretary of Labor W. Willard Wirtz stood by during the SOMETHING TO CROW A B O U T - Cory Crawford, eight, of Wen.- barge of disorderly conduct. Mr. three winners are members of tries, judged heavily on neatness weekend, along with federal mediators, to be on hand If any tehee, Waih., and his ptt roaster show what they've got to crow about The bantam, hatch* urtin was arrested Tuesday by the fifth grade at Memorial and originality, will be displayed change came in the positions of the ship owners or the long- ad In • borrowed Incubator,'h«» tioon trained since birth to alecp on Cory's pillow. •atrolman Richard Davis on school. Eatontown. next week in the post Special shoremen's union. Mnardvilte Rd. Service* Library, building 550. v> • . •".••' *. . • . The posters urged support 4-Mondty, Jan. 14, 1963 RED BANK REGISTER Hear Report on Parties A Briefing for Ran tan Parents / For Marlboro Patients High School Accreditation Explained MARLBORO ,- A total of ZtiRed Sink, Marlboro Grange, Woman's Club ot Matawan, Aux- RARITAN TOWNSHIP - Kiki itation — What Is It and Ho vice president of the Inter-Scho gave parties for patients at Marlboro State Hos- iliary of St. Leo the Great Cath- Constantino*, principal of the Does It Affect the School?" iastic Athletic Association. olic Church, Uncroft; Freehold Lenape Regional High School in Mr. Constantino*, an authorit pital during the Christmas sea- Mr. Constaatinos took the PTA son, Mrs. Elna Anable, director Woman's Club, Laurence Harbor Medford Township, spoke at a on the subject, is a participa group back in his talk to when Woman's Club, Monmouth Coun- meeting of the Raritan Township ing member of the Middle-State et volunteer services, reported at colleges began to standardize en- a board meeting ot th« Marlboro ty Mental Health Association, Ugh School Parent-Teacher As- Association ot Colleges and Sec trance requirements. The College Red Bank Woman's Club, Salva- sociation Wednesday on "Accred- ondary Schools Evaluation an Auxiliary her* Tuetday. "Every Entrance Examination Board, he ward and cottage was covered tion Army and Evening Depart- said, undertook the tast of raising and the patient* had > wonder- ment of the Long Branch Wom- educational standards in general. "il Christmas," she said. an's Club. Minimum standards were de- Miss Gimbrone to Wedveloped, schools inspected, and The parties, were scheduled by Also, Junior Service League ot RED BANK — Announcement those approved were put on the Mr.. Leslie O. Setly, Eatontown, Red Bank, Avon Woman's Club, who Saitoh Baptist Church, Red is made by Rudolph Gimbrone, accreditation list. Later a co- operative study of secondary me united by volunteer* froom Bank; Raritan Woman'* Club, 295 Pearl St., of the engagement schools influenced a change from the Marlboro Fire Company, Bell of his daughter, Miss Nancy Rose minimum standards to a striving Christian Endeavor Society, Sec- Telephone Laboratories, Holm- Gimbrone, to Nicholas William for excellence, he recounted. Long del; Eastern Star, Matawao; Branch; Lone Branch Council ot Men's Club, Bnal Israel, Rum- Connors, son of Mr. and Mrs. Now a criteria has been estab- son; Holy Trinity Lutheran Nicholas W. Connors, 178 Third lished which all schools follo-v, Church, Red Bank; and tha Ave., Long Branch. mainly through self-evaluation, Women's Society of Christian wiich is checked by a visiting Service, Matawan Methodist Miss Gimbrone, daughter also committee of qualified teachers, Monmouth Church. administrators and specialists. of the late Mrs. Frances Gim- Helping with the parties was brone, is a graduate of Red Bank "Accreditation is the accept- Miss Penny Morse, Interlsken, a Catholic High School. She is a ance of a school into a group freshman at Endicott Junior Col- secretary at the U.S. Army Elec- u'lich. includes basically 98% of lege, who worked at the hospital tronics Materiel Agency, Fort all schools in the country. As col- Question No. 81: Will the corwith Mrs. Anable. She work«J as leges become increasingly (tart of a college project. Monmouth. respondent from Keaniburg who crowded, they will loook more letter with no other ad- Mrs. Peter Phllippi, Freehold, Mr. Connors, also at graduate and more into the Accreditation dress, pleas* send hl« or her ad-reported that Christmas contribu- of Red Bank Catholic High School Association," said Mr. Constan- dress. The note wu in replrepy to tions fell short WOO of last year's is attending Monmouth Drafting tlnos. Walling receipts. The auxiliary will make Institute, Asbury Park. He also said that preparing for up the, deficit A June wedding is planned. The Middle-States evaluation, is Mrs. Harry A. Pujals, Rumson, formal announcement was made 'monumental job." "You are tit For your re- president, acknowledged receipt missing an educational experi- search I am giving a brief out- at an engagement party last Miss Nancy R. Gimbrone of a contribution of candy from week In the Crystal Brook Inn. ence you can't get any other line of Estelle, EsteU. Estlll, or the Charms Company, Asbury way," he said, "if you don't take Bstele. William, Daniel and Park. part in this task." Thomas EsteU settled la the Highlands of the Navestak in the Mrs. William Rous, Shrews- State evaluation of the loca' bury, patient service chairman, WINTER BALL COMMinEE of the Monmouth Medical Society auxiliary works on Indian Summer of 1JM. William Dinner Honors Parents high school will take place some was the eldest and his wife gave reported 743 hours were given by SHREWSBURY-Mr. and MrsCeil Caliendo, an English teach' time this spring. decorations for the event which will have a Parisian theme. From left to right are Mrs. birth to a son on the day that volunteers in November. Vanity John Caliendo, 58 Oceanport at Mlddletown Township Higl Mrs. Howard Russell, William Alfred Shapiro, Oakhursh, co-chairman; Mrs. Edward Dengrove, Wait Allenhurst, they landed. He is Mid to be theFair shop distributed 403 items ot Ave., West Long Branch, were School, and Paul Caliendo, a ju Phillips and Theodore Stieve, in- clothing to 135 women patients. chairman of the decorations committee, and Mrs. George Massed, Middletown, co- first white child born in New honored at a surprise dinner Sun- ior at Shore Regional High cumbent members of the Board Netherland and he wu named The Esquire Shop for Men gave chaiman. . . day here in the Shadowbrook to School. Rev, Thomas McNally of Education seeking re-election, William. Can youtell me the out 134 articles to 34 patients celebrate their 25th wedding an- gave the blessing. spoke briefly. name "t his wife? Mrs. Robert Brugtere, Shrews- niversary. The party for 60 guests Michael G. Dudick arranged A nominating committee was Daniel, the most enterprising wy was accepted as a new was given by their children, Miss the silver wedding decorations selected. Members are Mrs brother, moved to long. Island member. which included orange blossoms Charles Geisler, Mrs. Joseph Medical Auxiliary Plans Winter Ball and married Margaret Browning. Mrs. Richard. Attridge, Marl- and white pompons. Whitely, Mrs. Thomas Sheehan, boro, decorating chairmen, re- DEAL — The annual Winter massa is in charge of reserva- Bowne, Dr. and Mrs. Martin Mai1 Daniel took part in the sttlement Organists Mr. and Mrs. Caliendo wen Mrs. Eugene Dussich and Mrs. of Middletown. He was associated ported,ftat the powderroom in Jack Goldberg. Ball of the Monmouth Medical tions. akowsky, Dr. and Mrs. Frank Cottage G has been completed. married Dec. 28, 1937. Best mai Niemtzow, Dr. and Mrs. Otto with Richard Harttbome and Society and its auxiliary will take Serving on the executive plan- George Carteret, he was granted Cafe curtains have been hung in was Cosmo Belmont and matroi A Back-to-School night will be ning committee are Dr. and Mrs.Lehman, Dr. and Mrs. Waiter Hear Panel place Jan. 26 in the Deal Golf lot 32 and later 271 acres of lend dormitories in Cottages G and I. of honor was Mrs. Carmen Gaudi held on Jan. 23. Parents to act Al Kolarsick, Dr. and Mrs. Don-Ryan, Dr. and Mrs. Charles Draperies have been hung on the ous. Both were among the guests, as "lieutenants" for the evening nd Country Club. Samaha, Dr. and Mrs. Fred Stel- by Carteret for the annual rent of ald Smith, Dr. and Mrs. Harold a half pence per acre. A warrant porch of Cottage II In the psy- Discussion Attending were Allle Morri are needed, Bnd Mrs. James Lar- Dr. and Mrs. Alfred Shapiro Chafkin, Dr. and Mrs. Samuel ler, Dr. and Mrs. Armand Verga, boro, decorating chairman, - re- Miss Frances Morris, Miss Doro en, 6 Miriam PI., may be con- Dr. and Mrs. Jack Tilley and Dr.to lay off this land wu Issued on FREEHOLD — A panel discus- and Dr. and Mrs. George Mas- Stevens, Dr. and Mrs. Pascal March 25, 1870. cbologists' and nurses' office. The thy Morris, Mrs. Elizabeth Ace tacted for further information. Federici, Dr. and Mrs. Donald and Mrs. Dengrove. dayroom In Cottage 12 has been lion on "The Music Program in and Dr. and Mrs. George Mas- ra, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph The PTA will meet next on Thomas wu married in 1670 to furnished with lamps," bookcases, the Liturgical Church" took place Acerra, Mr. and Mrs. Paul March 13 in the high school. sell are chairmen of the semi- Miss Wallace. I need information chairs and tables. Comfortable at a recent meeting ot the Mon-Acerra, Alex Langa, Miss Geo: formal event. Theme is "An from 1664 to 1791 on Thomas Orchairs have been placed in the Coming Attraction any of his descendants. mouth Chapter of the American gia Chaklos, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Evening in Paris" and Mrs. Ed- dayroom of women's reception. Vonella, Mr. and Mrs. James I also need any Information on Guild of Organists. The group AJfano, Mr. and Mrs. Format Rare Clocks ward Dengrove, who has illus- Daniel Estelle. We hear that he met in St. Peter's Episcopal Bennett, Mrs. Polly Bennett, Mi trated the menus with her own went to Pennsylvania and was BLUE AND GOLD DINNER Church here. and Mrs. Albert Caliendo am sketches of Paris scenes, will su- active in the settlement, there. BELFORD — Annual blue and On Display A Ballet Carnival gold dinner of Cub Pack i! will Frank Caliendo. pervise the decorations. A book on the history of the fam- Rev. D. Stewart Alexy of St. LITTLE SILVER — An exhibit be held In the Methodist Church James Episcopal Church, Brad- A social hour will begin at 7:30 ily was published in INS. The Also, Mr. and Mrs. Carmer >f rare clocks is being featured family were Huguenots and hall on Feb. 23. Den Mothers ley Beach, was the moderator. Gaudious, M. E. Tarrlcone, Mrs, p.m., with dinner at 8:39. Jules and members of women's or- Panel members were Rev. Fred- mis month in the Little Silver Jaffee and his orchestra will play originally came from Provence Angelo Petillo, Mr. and Mrs. Wil Public Library. In UK- Andre ECEstelle was a ganizatlons of the church will erick McQuade and Robert liam Bowman, Mr. and Mrs, [or dancing. take charge of the dinner. Mrs. Mahne, Christ Episcopal Church, The collection, on loan from noblem«h and married a noMe Adrian Gardyne, Mr. and Mrs, Mrs. Mary Gorman of Wana- tidy. Her name was Jeannette Robert Green, Leonardo I* chair- Middletown; Rev. Harold Horn- Thomas Pesano, Mr. and Mrs,Henry J. Neri of Point Rd., in- dudes a French Boulle clock Pastier. There wu also an Olin- man, i berger and Mrs. Hornberger, Thomas Longo, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Benjamin Ensmann, Church *Holy Trinity Lutheran Church, with an inlaid tortoise shell case, game D'Estell, nobleman, from Patrick Moscatello, Mr. and Mrs, Naples, Italy, in 1011 St, entertained the committee Red Bank, and Mrs. Bert Jack- Peter Meline, Mr. and Mrs. Benand the movement from an Isaac Pearson grandfather clock, one Demo Club recently in her home. The Janu- Son, St. Peter's Episcopal Abmzzo, Mr. and Mrs. Russell ary pack meeting wiU be held Church, Freehold. Bodine, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel the first clocks made in New Question No. 81: Peterson <- Jersey, circa 1690. An Ansonia Seutowlck: Saturday. Mrs. Jackson, Who was the Relss, Mr. and Mrs, Jack Morris, Mrs. David Morris, Miss Ros- :Iock made in Bristol, Conn., in To Elect James Peterson, born 174S or hostess, played "Puer Natus 1880, which tells time with an in' 1740 in New Jersey, emigrated to Est" by Titcomb. Refreshments anne Morris, Mr. andMrs.ErnesI Fina and Mrs. Sylvia Mehler. genious set of moving cards rath- Washington county, Pa., after were provided by Mrs. Lester than the conventional clock 3 Officers 1790 and before 1792. About 1804 Van Dyke, Mrs. William Skeld- Also Mr. and Mrs. Jack A] face, is in the exhibit. he went to Crawford County, Pa lng and Mrs. George Chambers, bertson of Elmira, N. Y., am RED BANK — Women's Dem became • farmer with a large members of St. Anne's Guild of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Giaquratc Mr. Neri is a retired U. S. ocratic Club of Monmouth Coun- land holding. Most of his de- the Freehold church. and Miss Rochelle Glaquinto o; Army colonel and teaches me- ty will elect officers Jan. 26 at a scendants still live there today. Roseto, Pa. chanical engineering at Fort meeting at 1:30 p.m. in the Red It is said by tradition that he Monmouth. He not only collects Bank Woman's Club, 164 Broad was born or lived in Red Bank, ; 2-Piece Set Jocks but keeps them all in St. N, J. His wife wu Elizabeth Ab- working condition and refinishes bott, or Abbot, born hi 1753. She Announce cases as a hobby. He is a The slate, proposed at a recent; meeting, includes Mrs. Walter mentions in her will land "situ member of the New Jersey and ate in Salem County," which be- American Societies of Clock Col- imale, Holmdel, for second vice | SOFA * CHAIR jEngagement iresident; Mrs. George Ruch, longed to her brother John. ectors. James Peterson died in 1837, and Spring-Summer Catalog now EAST KEANSBURG - Mr, Sr., Atlantic Highlands, for re- available. !beautifully cleaned! election as financial secretary, his widow in 1841. Sea tha wkfe selection of and Mrs. Frederick L. Terhune, outstanding styles for Easter, 101 Harmony Ave., announce the and Mrs. Roland Arrington< As- James and Elizabeth had II or $ M bury Park, for re-election as for vacation, for every occasion engagement of their daughter, PTA Schedules 12 children. Uriah married Sarah In tha Spring ana Summer Miss Ruth Marion Terhune, to sergeant-at-arms. All are nomi- Vetaugh (my great-great-great months ahead, _j__ I 19 I nated for two-year terms, George Rye, 19 Center Ave., soi Special Session grandparents). Sarah was born Then tate adwmta&e of ths) of the late Mr. and Mrs. George FAIR HAVEN — The Parent- A film on Telstar will be pre- hi 1773, went to Ohio and mar- io(Tefroup has been hired under the School. His brother was Allen'. Susan E. for ... auspices of the PTA. Show times Mr. Downs is a graduate of High School, the ballet program tor and designer, and Miss Fish Williams was the daughter of are 11 a.m. and 2 p.m. Admission Middletown Township High Thomas Williams and Sarah • Draperies •Slipcovers will be charged. School. White. production for children will specialize in creating the Euro- • Bedspread* • Curtains held at a matinee the following pean circus atmosphere through I would like to know if sn Eng- • Shad** • Blinds day, March 24 at 2:30 p.m., also dance-pantomime. lish Peterson family lived In Red Bank. in the high school. kick-off breakfast was held Complete Installation Service SHORE DINETTES Nelle Fisher, director, in the home of Mrs. H. H. Inglewood. Calif. ographer and dancer in the bal Bernard Ross, New Shrewsbury, SHOP-AT-HOME SERVICE you . . . your TRICKY TRAY PARTY attendant . . . your 1203 HIGHWAY 35, WANAMASSA let, has encompassed every me- for the committee working on the Between Eatontown and Asbury Circles dium of entertainment and a major fund-rais- BELFORD — A tricky trav 747-4422 moLh.r, alt "plctur* party will be held Feb. 21 at perfect" because Open dally 10 A. M. - 6 P. M.; Mon. and Wed. 'til ( P. M. combined the art forms of thea ing and cultural presentation of •mi at LOVE LANE ter-dance-pantomime into a com Greater Red Bank Section, 7:30 p.m. in the Independent Fire KE 1-4890 House bv me auxiliary. have tlie collection bined style of satire and humor. of sown*, th« Mrs. Lillian Galvin is chair- know how of color VIRTUE man. She will be assisted by Mrs htrmnny and* «•'< BROTHERS John D« Marco, Mrs. Richard fabric combinations Milko, Mrs. Thomas Starnlck, to malie your day of California Mrs. Fred Atwater and Mrs. memorabl*. Com* Peter De Nicola. Refreshments . . w« will be RUGS ARE CLEANER, 468 Broad Sf., Shrewsbury happy to. help you were served at a meeting last plan your wedding week, by Mrs. Joseph Mllko, .Sr., Dally I to S:M from bridal party Mrs. Charles Merker and Mrs. FL'm mttire to correct BRIGHTER and FRESHER Joseph Mllko, Jr. ' , waddlnj etiquette. When cleaned by experts
CALL TODAY! HUFFMAN U«* our convenient LAT-A-WAY Slue 111) IN VOUK HOME-Df OUB FINE HOME FURNISHINGS and BROADLOOM 23 W. Front St. Red Bank EXPERT RE-UPHOLSTEHY-Our experienced crafts- UHV CLEANING, Rouri:' 9:30 to 8:80. Wed and Frl. till 9:00 —Eniy Chan* men can re-upholster your chairs, make them like WHITE ST. SH 7-2800 RID BANK Rt. $5 Circle, EaUmtotm—liberty 2-1010 new. Huge selection newest vinyls, HER BfNK REGISTER Monday, jm, 14,' 1963-8 Livingston Artist Twice a Local Winner (Do .you 'have a personal can pay later - on the install- question or problem? Send It ment plan. And remember, to Adam or'Eve Lowell or there's more to France than He Takes Bam Prise both, as you prefer. For a the Follies. NEWARK — John M. Angelinl A total of 150 paintings have personal, unpublished reply, Eve of Livingston, well-known to been selected by the jury to hang enclose a stamped, self-ad- shore art buffs, has begun the in the annual show which attract- dreued envelope. Mail to DEAR ADAM AND EVE: year with a bang. ed 400 artists to submit more ADAM & EVE, c/o this news- He won first prize In the Bam- than 700 paintings. The winner* P«P«r.) -My husband and I went to new musical comedy the other berger annual art exhibition received purchase awards total- evening and he embarrassed me which opens today on the fifth ing more than $1,000. DEAR ADAM AND EVE: repeatedly by laughing and ap- floor of the Newark store. ' I an 48 years old and- fiave plauding at the wrong time*, Angelini, who has had a one- always wanted to visit Europe, Everyone stared at us, Thin wa< man show in the Guild of Crea- but I've never been overseas at our first "legitimate" show, in 15 tive Art, Shrewsbury, won first Handbags •11. My wife, 42, says we can't years and I'll never go with him award in the Monmouth Arts afford to make such a trip and again. Is there something wroni Foundation Winter Show in De- •ays tb»t when our (our kids are witith hihim?? : ; cember and first prize in the Red grown up we can "think" .about , ; A Hazard Blushin Bank Festival of Arts in June making such « journey into ad- which Included the borough's venture. Well, our youngest Dear Blushing: FREEHOLD - It has be- Yes, he's suffering from cash award and the Red Bank come a commonplace practice child is four and when he's ?1 Register Art Award. I will be 65- How can I enjoy Chronic; Absenteeism. The cure for women to place their things like the Folles Bergere is to take him to shows far The winning painting, also a handbags on the floor while when I'm that old? Who is right more often to sharpen his watercolor, is titled "Dark Har- sitting at meetings, meals, and sense of humor and timing. LOLLIPOP CIRCUIT travelers will be fashionable and comfortable too in these scrubbabje styles. At left, a lace bor." church. in-thiis argument? ( Adam and Eve embroidered, play costume with yokt flare fop over rompers. •The boy, center, wears a jump suit with zippered Other winners' In the show, Restless This dangerous habit has which will continue through Feb. Dear Restless: front, embroidered with tailing boats; the girl center Is a bathing beauty in bib top sunsuit with bloomer bottom, been known to cause tripping DEAR ADAM AND EVE: 9 before moving to other Bam- accidents not only to the own- tet's hope you can enjoy the and at right, ready for the Easter parade, is a young man in a three-piece machine washable suit with its own berger's stores in the state, are My husband is the stingiest er, but also to the person sit- "Follies" when you're 75. But visored cap. The young wardrobe was designed by Thomas. Robert W a r s h a w, Passaic, man in the world. He makes ting next to her, the person you need not wait that long. "Without a Hurt, the Heart is $195 a week after withholding walking by and to a waitress Try to compromise with your Hollow," a watercolor, second; taxes and we live in a three- serving a meal, warns Mrs. . wife by agreeing to take the William D. Gorman, Bayonne, room apartment (only J65 a Sylvia Meehan, county home -children on a summer trip to (who also has shown in Shrews month), but he insists that $25 agent. It is so easy to catch Europe at the most economical bury) "My Grandfather Knew a week is enough, fH 7-2273 or SH 74274 directed that now It can be told - and freedom' from asthms. spasms. ID Monmouth St. , Red Bank Phone 741-2646 without proscription in most lUtei Primttene-tBf, at any drugitoie. JOHN'S For Appolmtnanl CHI BH 1-1515 Miyimiiuiii "Kegister LETTERS JIM BISHOP: Reporter « tiu tar republlcitlon ol ill tm local news prlntld This clearly warns of the eco- expression is one of hurt aiwapaptr u well as all AP sews dispatches. nomic stagnation of Red Bank, She has money. She has servants. Member of American Newspaper Publishers Association A certain amount ot domestic She has a shiny Brewster car. and a Member Audit Bureau of Circulation property depredation is to be expected-every house became * chauffeur. She has friends and two Tht Red Sank Register assumes no financial responsibilities for typographical error! In advertisements, but will reprint wltoout charge, that part ot an advertisement 1L which the typographical error occurs. Advertisers wl year older. I believe, however, choice seats at the opera. She is also please notify the management Immediately of any error which may occur. ' that figures will show that the greater part of the depreciation alone. So alone that, when a letter This newaDaper atsumes no responsibilities for statements of opinions-In letters from. Its readers. took place In commercial prop- comes to the house—even though it is Subscription Prices In Advance Less than 3 moi. Per month $1.50 12 months—S18.TO 6 months—S 9.00 erty, which should not depreciate BISHOP only soliciting funds for a distant mis- Slngis oopy at counter, 7 cents Single cop/ by mau, 10 cents » months—I13.W * months—J (.50 in a prosperous community. Com- mercial valuation Is not based sion—-Selma reads it over and over because there is MONDAY, JANUARY 14, 1963 o upon age, but upon financial re- nothing better to do. turn. - Once, she was young and beautiful—truly beauti- As a market researcher in New York City, I have^just completed ful—and she starred in operettas. Handsome men, rich Stand Still—To Move Ahead site: an analysis of the Blake Report men, pressed around Selma so closely that she could "First it wos the Jackie hairdo — now thlsj on Midwestern towns. This re- not see beyond them. She picked and culled and chose There appears to be a new trend tions of the town other than the "O" port shows declining commercial Women ore getting crcuier, ond hairdressers property assessments due to in- and, in time,' married Paul. He was older than the oth- throughout the Bayshore area—con- zone. ore getting richer!" tense competition from surround- ers, but he had stature as an industrial tycoon, and he ing shopping areas. This report had'character. struction of garden apartments to Some local realtors and builders finds: accommodate professional and re- have expressed alarm that the Plan- . The protection of a town's There should be no. more than that The story tired couples. ning Board and council haven't ad- economic life is the responsibility should end there. Instead, it begins there. Selma These Days; of the town's governing body, be- dropped her career and moved to Chicago. She eased Those municipalities which are vocated«the immediate "opening up' cause the problem by today's business standards is too big to gracefully into the role of lady of the manor. She made moving ahead in this area believe of other parts of the community to be met by the efforts of any new friends, acted as hostess at charity bazars, spon- apartments to be the answer to ris- apartment builders. No Tax Cut in Sight? merchant or group of merchants. sored an orphanage, and, on quiet evenings, sat at a When a new shopping center ing school populations, while at the Their cry is: By JOHN CHAMBERLAIN arises to threaten a community, grand piano and sang for Paul. same time, a method of obtaining "Grab the builders before they go the town merchants generally are As time moved on, Selma became fretful. She able to meet the competition on increased ratables. elsewhere and all suitable land is The nerviest man in the country is a New York a merchandising level, but not wanted children. There were none. Medical science economist named Eliot Janeway, who has been flatly could not help. Sehna became increasingly nervous. The Atlantic Highlands govern- eaten up." on convenience level. Because predicting that there will be no tax cut in 1963. most towns were not -started as Paul blamed himself. Selma blamed herself. She got ing body last year amended its zon- Mayor Russell W. Morgan (and an economic unit — as modern All the wishfulness that is in me rises to dispute shopping centers are—tiiey uni- in the habit of stopping in churches on her daily ing laws creating an "O" zone near the planners) have answered: Mr. Janeway's thesis. But, after mulling over his argu- versally lack free, spacious park- rounds to pray for one baby. Just one. the harbor for construction of multi- "Before the borough allows the ments, which he has been setting forth ing, and easy traffic flow in and She was on the outer edge of the time when wom- to business groups in East Coast cities, out of the business area. ple dwellings. Two apartment proj- immediate hodge-podge, haphazard Correction of this deadly disad- en have babies. Suddenly, there was joy in the big ects are already planned for the area. construction of apartments, a study one is forced to admit that he may vantage should be the goal of stone house. The maids in their starched aprons and prove right. every town government. Evasion The new amendment prohibits should be made—with the aid of the puffy white hats went around smiling as though they The theory that there can be no of this fact means steadily de- were having the infant Suddenly, Selma was treated residential building in the remaining town's master plan consultant—to clining property values. Unfor- . significant tax cut rests on the fact that tunately, municipal budgets do as though she were a rare porcelain vase. She was not portion of zone 5, located in the determine the best locations, and prices are falling all over the world. not decline in sympathy. allowed to stand, or sit, without PaulVarm around her. heart of the borough's business most desirable types of multiple International competition for markets I believe the above applies to One day she grabbed his hand and kissed it impetuous- Red Bank. district. dwellings, and their effect on water imposes a profit squeeze on all coun- Sincerely yours, ly. "I never knew," she said, "how important this can Restricted residential building and sewer facilities." CHAMBERLAIN tries. With a smaller margin to tax, • Oliver Keith Nay. be to a woman." ' , previously has been permitted in the The approach is a sound one. domestic revenues feel the pressure, in the United 'SINCERE APPRECIATION' It was a girl. She was christened Selma. She was States even more than elsewhere. Thus the persistence entire business zone, which borough It's understandable that taxpay- Holmdel, N. J pale and long of body and fretful, but all of the fur- of deficits—and thus the red flag which Chairman Wil- To the Editor: lined district of Chicago sent expensive gifts, as though officials contend has been detri- ers are, impatient to cash in on an bur Mills of the House Ways and Means Committee The Holmdel Township Board of Education has requested that she was something special There would be no more mental to the community's economy. opportunity for tax relief through and Sen. Harry Byrd of Virginia, chairman of the Sen- I express its sincere appreciation babies. Mother knew that. So the baby was over-loved, Pointing to the lack of light in- increased commercial ratables. ate Finance Committee* raise against tax cutting that for your recent editorials. over-protected, over-indulged. She was barely a year is unrelated to getting a proposed $99 billion budget It always is gratifying to re- old when, her father set up a trust fund of one million dustry as a means of obtaining in- However, careful study and plan- ceive the support of the press, creased ratables for the borough, ning are in order if this community, trimmed back to at least $88 billion. but it is especially rewarding at dollars. She was rich before she could say the word. a time when the board has dil- Little Sehna was in kindergarten when Paul died. most local residents and municipal and others like it in the area, are Since influential business groups such as the Com- igently striyed hi its attempt to The child cried, not- because 'she felt sorrow, but be- officials have agreed on one point- to prevent mistakes which may pro- mittee for Economic Development and the U.S. Cham- meet the space and educational ber of Commerce have been making a common front demands they are confident will cause her mother and the servants wept After that, the multiple dwellings appear to be the duce bigger problems in the future. very soon be placed upon Holm- mother tried to hug her tittle girl closer to her. Fewer with labor groups in calling for an $11 billion tax cut, del. "last hope" for Atlantic Highlands. As one planner put it—sometimes which could be taken either in one or two stages, the and fewer old friends came to the house for the big : Again thanks, and Best Wishes Hjowever, there is disagreement a town has to stand still for awhile, presumption has been that the pressures on Congress for the New Vear. formal dinners. Widows of great men are easy, to on the merits of immediate versus in order to move ahead in the right must override the protests of such professional watch- Sincerely yours, forget 1 George S. Kinkade, Jr., Sec. future apartment construction in sec- direction. dogs as Rep. Mills and Sen. Byrd. Surprisingly, how- Still, there were a few old friends. There were a ever, legislators who are returning to Washington tend FIRST AID SQUAD few nights out There were some charities left, some to discount the claims of the tax-cutting lobbies. EXPRESSES THANKS work to be done. At 15, little Selma had run away Township of Raritan, N. J. from home twice. When she was caught, and brought The Convert To the Editor: Your Money's Worth; Please accept this letter of home, she said she was "bored" with the house, Sen. William Proxmire of Wisconsin, for example, thanks for all the help you and "bored" with her mother, "bored" with school. At 16, speaks ominously of an "Administration juggernaut" your staff have so kindly given she insisted on living with a farm family in Wisconsin, the Township of Raritan First Supermarket Now Source ot Gourment Food which is bein,g geared "to persuade Congress to cut Aid and Rescue Squad. We are a family she had met on vacation. taxes in spite of a near-record deficit" Sen. Proxmire aware of the tremendous part Bank officials and lawyers advised the mother to By SYLVIA PORTER is a Democrat and he was once one of the more happy- your publication plays In pre- agree. It might give the child a new outlook. She go-lucky troubadours of the New Frontier. His conver- senting our cause to the public. Let us hope that even closer might "snap out of it," whatever that means. So she Over the holidays, as friends mankind's history has there been saving $1.07 by use of conveni- sion to standards of fiscal' strictness has been unique dropped into our country home a food revolution to rival today's. ence foods, or 7 per cent. co-operation between us in the left the big stone house permanently. Now and then, at hours ranging from disgusting- Item: It's obvious that the vast Item: To the "built-in maid —but if Mr. Janeway is right the Proxqnire defection future will serve to strengthen us mutually. she phoned her mother arid said: "Happy birthday, ly early in the morning to mid- expansion of "convenience" foods service" which convenience foods may portend more than individual aberration. momma. I remembered it's your birthday." night, we were constantly loading is slashing the time the American represent, food processors have Wishing the best of every thing For myself, I think a tax cut is necessary for rea- for ten coming year, I remain, and reloading housewife must spend the now added what Charles G. Mor- The mother kept up a good front until she put the Yours truly, the tables with kitchen; the estimate she timer, chairman of General Foods sons that have to do with Parkinson's famous "law" phone back on its cradle. Then shewept She wept bit- Corp., calls "built-in chef serv- H. Mark, Secretary < food. Among spends 90 minutes to prepare that says spending will always rise to meet income, if terly and silently, sitting behind the -white lace curtains. the foods we three meals today against 330 ice — in which various foods are skillfully seasoned and combined the federal government can collect close to $99 billion She knew the enormity of the crime which had been brought out ot minutes spent by a housewife a YOUR GARDEN the pantry or the start of World War II. Now, into new and exciting dishes." in a year, it will certainly find ways to pass that sum committed, but she could do nothing. Mother, who once r ef r i g e r- a new, surprising point brough This is the category in which of money along to favored groups, Take $11 billion THIS WEEK out by a recent U. S. Dept. ol you'll find the vichyssoise soup, had everything, now had nothing. ator w*e pate away from the Administration, however, and the pres- By Garden Reporter Agriculture study is that, by use the lobster newberg, the stuffed Three years ago, she received her first letter from smoked turkey College ol Agriculture of convenience' foods, she also is baked potato with sour cream sures will build up to slash spending. her daughter. It said, that a boy in the family with and Danish Rutgers-The State Uni- saving money. For every $100 sauce and chives, the green sal- A correspondent, editor William K. Babel of the versity, New Brunswick meat balls, spent in grocery stores tor food, ad already mixed with Roquefort whom she jived was-studying law. He needed one more creamed the USDA estimates $14.03 goes cheese. Today's convenience Press-Republican of Plattsburgh, N. Y., objected to year of study, but his family did not have the $1,000 vichyssoise and for convenience foods. If a home- foods are not only quick and column I wrote recently in which I struck out against Just barely recovered from his required. Would momma send $1,000 to John Kendall? French onion soup, lobster new- back-breaking but cheery task of maker were to buy the raw in- easy but also increasingly deli- ,a government outlay of $19,400 for surveying the If momma didn't, John would never become a lawyer burg and a boneless cooked ham gredients to prepare the same cious. delivering Christmas messages, your mailman is bracing himself imported from Holland, a variety dishes from scratch, her cash Competition habits of skiers. What is the significance, so Mr. Babel and young Selma would be deeply hurt of European cheeses and petit outlay would be $15.10. She is isks, of snipping a mere $19,400 out of a projected for his next happy job. Momma sent it. It was she who made a lawyer fours. Ready at all times for Item. Just as there never has Because it's the mailman, rath- those who had long drives ahead been a (bod revolution to rival f99 billion? Admittedly the sum of $19,400, though any er than the first robin, who her-of a boy she never met Last year, young Selma's trust were cafe espresso and an assort- today's, so there never has been individual would be glad to, have it, is practically noth- alds the coming of spring. fund fell due. The bank was in no hurry to draw up CARMICHAEL such fierce competition among ment of nuts, Imported crackers, ing when taken by itself. Symbolically, however, it is At this very moment be may the necessary papers. When, finally, the money was breads, etc. stores for our food dollar. As be sewing up the seams in his Mrs. Marie Klefer, executive di- meaningful token of failure to guard against waste. sturdy leather bag, getting ready transferred to young Selma, a letter arrived at her "A house of gourmets" say SPORT'S PA#5 rector of the National Associa- you? Oh, no. Every delicacy in H UK& Itf, A for a landslide of colorful spring- mother's home. tion of Retail Grocers, points out, The Other End time tidings from seedsmen and our pantry and refrigerator came OH THI<5 COLp your choice of market types and It was from John Kendall. He said that he was from the local supermarket — However, if the microcosmic approach fails to im- nurserymen. sizes in which to shop is unprece- It's hard to find a gardener the daughter's attorney and he was filing suit against the same sort of pedestrian store dented — "supers, bantams, self- ress certain people, one can take hold of budget in which millions of you shop who is not also a cheerful optim- mother for interest due on $1,000,000 for six months. contained shopping centers, :utting from the other end. For example, Rep. Otto ist, and so the natural color pho- dally. But not until I watched our drive-ins, discount centers, vend- Selma read it again and again, as she does all letters house being transformed into •assman, chairman of the House subcommittee on for- tographs reproduced In the seed ing operations, commissaries." catalogs begins to see tinges of these days. Only she knows that the child deserves 1963 version of an old Saturday It was only two years ago that ign aid, spent his recent vacation studying our for- Evening Post cover did I realize green in his thumbs. nothing. Only she knows the crime: that Paul was not discount houses began moving ag- ign budgetary commitments on the spot He came Back to Earth the extent to which the familiar, the father t . . ;ressively into the food business iome with the conclusion that at least $1.5 billion As a sort of antidote to this bargain-priced neighborhood su- by installing no-frills food de- permarket is becoming a source :ould be whacked out of the $4 billion annual foreign kind of exhilaration, some of the The Press partments, slashing services and garden specialists—also realists of gourmet foods too — nor, I cutting prices an average of 5 aid expenditures without hurting the position of the suspect do most of you. —at the Rutgers College of Agri per cent under, supermarket lev- United States in the world. Oddly enough, Rep- Pass culture write bulletins and circu- Food Revolution els today, sales of food by dis- Familiar as the story of the man has such inveterate New Frontiersmen as Prof. lars. count houses are up $2 billion a One that's newly reprinted is food revolution in our generation year. It was only a few years J. Kenneth Galbraith,. ojur ambassador to India, and Is, there are new aspects which "Fruit trees in the Home Gar- back that supermarkets started Chester Bowles, our envoy-at-large-to-the-universe, on den." are fascinating. Here are -some to move cautiously into non-food I've dug up as a reporter since his side. They, too, have urged cutting our donations Its author, Ernest G. Christ, ex- items. Now they're diversifying tension fruit specialist, has long my holiday experience as s In every direction and in Mrs. to countries which chronically let our gifts of cash housewife. favored small fruit trees in the Kiefer's words, "We won't begin wind up in bank vaults in Zurich, Switzerland. home garden. Item. Today's supermarket of- to estimate the increase in non- He began to advocate dwarf fers up to 8,000 individual items foods" in supermarkets by 1975. So $1.5 billion could be cut from foreign aid. That and semi-dwari f apples and pears compared with only about 1,000 To the food industry, the stiff leaves us with $9.5 billion to go if we are to match the after seeing how often a standard- in the early '40s. A third of these competition, galloping advances proposed tax cut figure of $11 billion. And at least $2 size tree would outgrow it's sur- Items didn't even exist 10 years resulting from research, slipping roundings. ago, mare than two-thirds are profit margins even in the face of billion could be cut out of the agricultural budget if Also, he saw the difficulties either new or have been funda- soaring sales ($80 billion,In 1962, the Administration would shift the incidence of its aid that the. average home gardener mentally changed in the past dec- S^S fc^feto»««g^ tree sprayed without IKS heavy lar you now spend on food goes inexperienced, under-capitalized also own farm lands, meanwhile taking greater care to duty equipment needed for such for products introduced just in stores, there's no question there finance submarginal farmers while they are learning job. the past seven years. Within five will be mounting mergers and to do something of more profit to both themselves and Maybe you'd like to make a years, says Paul S. Willis, presi- lankruptcies. note about the advantages of dent of the Grocery Manufactur- To us, as consumers of food, the economy. dwarf trees as you browse ers of America, supermarkets will 1-14 though, it's a fine pattern. We've This would leave us with $7.5 billion still to go through your catalogs.. be offering up to 12,000 items, never had it so good — in terms .Mr. Christ explains what "many of which are not even in of quality, quantity, convenience to reach that $11 billion figure. Surely editor Babel dwarfed trees are all about and our present dreams." Not in 6—Monday, Jaif. 14, 1963 and savings in time Kid price. could take it from here. how to plant and prune them. •3 -WC3WMV,Cfcsas»»l 7,_ -WABC-TV RED BANK REGISTER Monday, J«u 14, 1963-7 TELEVISION t. ,..•.,; WOJUTV -WWEW-TV 11 WPPHV TV Keynotes MONDAY AJFTERNOON %—Deputy—Western, 1Z:M 2-Edge Of Night-Serial 7-Bei| Cwey- 11—True Adventure ! Z-Love Of Life—Serial 4-Make Room For Biddy By STEVEN H. SCHEUER 4—Your Fint Impression S-Ftllx And The Wl«rd 13—World at Thirteen Show Business Flubs Question—I never thought would 7—Discover) '«J—Children 7—Ernie For*—Variety 11:31 By HARVEY PACK would live to see the day when a s—Chubby Jackson 2—Stump The Stars stage. Nobody bothered to tell her TVi series would actually pre- &-Fireside Theater The following stories are true. to simply throw the petals. 13—Russian For Beginners 11—Cartoon Zoo 4-New York Illustrated sent a real life situation with 13—American Economy S-Dragnet-Pollce The names have been eliminated Instead of gently dropping pet- certain amount of truth. I'm re- 11:25 t-Keyhole to protect me, and because there als she kept pulling the roses, ferring to the excellent episode on 2—New» 4iSS . is nothing accomplished by dam-stem and all, out of the bunch 7—American Newsstand , ll-Wyatt Eirp "The Nurses" in which Zina 1J:M 13—Poetry Readings aging people's reputations. and throwing them at the crowd Bethune got involved with a doc- , I:M with the ferocity of a John Wayne Z-Search For Tomorrow ll:* An American entertainer re- tor Who had been divorced. Their 4—Truth Or Consequence! 2—Love That Bob—Comedy cently made a triumphant tour tossing grenades in an old war predicament was handled with 4-N»w« 2-News film. Then ... it happened. One S-Cartooat ' 4-News of Japan. He was mobbed taste and-Intelligence and made 7-Fln»nci»l Newt' of the flowers hit a man right in 7—Father Knows Beit 5-News throughout Japan and when he (tor true adult drama. Hats off to 9—Memory Lane 8—Zoorama left for the United States thou the forehead, thorn first, and it 1 11-Dick Tracy 7-News stuck there for a few moments the producers of the "Nurses, 11-Rocky And Hit Friends »-Movie sands of his fans went to the air- i Who played the sensitive doctor 13—Music Interlude 13-Once Upon A Day-Children port to squeal goodbye, sayonara like a well-aimed dart. The en- ll-News raptured fan first became con- in this fine segment?—K. ~ 12:45 S:K 13—Religion In The News and other assorted exclamation! | Memphis,. Term. 2-Guldlng Light-Serial of their love. scious of what had hit him when 7-1 Married Joan ' 11:11 the blood dripped down his fore- I Answer - This adult "Nurses" H-Merry Mailman-Children 5:M The entertainer mounted the (episode has been getting a loi 4-Weather head and over his nose. U:M 11—Rocky And His Friends 7—Local News steps to the door of his jet and Of play in our maflbag. Most of then turned to acknowledge their He was appeased with an au- 11-News Sill 11:15 tographed album and the roses (the letters are favorable. William 2—Movie—Adventure plaudits. He was offered a micro Shatner played the doctor on the 12: H 4-News were removed from the show. 4-News S-Sandy'i Hour-Children 5-Movie phone to bid them goodbye, and show. this is the essence of what this 7—Highway Patrol—Police 11—Steve Allen The next two "fables" sound 9—Movie—Drama ambassador of goodwill said: 2—Women's Page like scenes from "How to Suc- Question — Who is the actor ll—Popeye—Cartoons 11:31 "I've had a great time over who played Gig Young's younger 4-Leave It To The Girls 2—Movie ceed in Business Without Really S-Cartoons, MONDAY EVENING here, and I want you Japs to Trying." brother on a recent "Alfred Hitch- 4—Johnny Carson know that most of us Americans cock Show?" Didn't this hand- 7—Answering Service 7—News 7-Movie In the very early days of TV 11-Global Zobel 11—Three Stqogei forgive you for what happened a top advertising agency found some young actor have the lead 12(45 at Pearl Harbor." In a TV western series a few 13—Fun at OB* W-What's New-Children 11-News itself producing many live TV l!25 1:15 12:5* My source for this was another shows and they decided to hire a LIKESO-Sayi Vinc.nt Priea (right) wt,.nh.* seasons ago? I think his co-star on the western show was William 5-News 7-Weather 5-News passenger on the plane who had big creative talent to Impress 1:20 been casually strolling out to the their clients. Somebody suggest- Carol Lynlay ara special guest* of hoit Mike Stofcey Bendix — Mrs. L. T. Oregon, llM 1:01 (left) on "Stump the Stan" tonight (10:30.11:00 p.m., Ohio. 7—Sports 4-Newg Jet when he heard the speech. ed a noted film producer whose 2—As The World Turns 1:25 He immediately dashed across work had been widely acclaimed Answer — Robert Redgord is 5—Movie—Drama 7-News . EST) on the CBS Television Network. Regular charader* 7—Capsule Comment >—Almante Newsreel the field, boarded the plane and and.whose reputation was tops. the actor in question. Although he 9-Star And Story locked himself in the men's room The agency made contact, hired are Sebastian Cabof, Han« Cpnried, Diana D.pri, Beverly has appeared on many TV shows 11—People Are Funny f:M 1:05 4-tocal News until they were safely over the their man and gave him a big Garland, Richard Long and Tommy Noonan. as guest, he has yet to star in York Metropolis 4-Headllne 5-Mickey Mouse Club 7-Movie Pacific. suite oi offices and an impressive his own series. Redford also 1:41 title. starred on Broadway last season 7-News t-Newe and Weather 4-News II—Yogi Bear-Cartoons He came to work and spent in "Sunday In New York." The 1:51 H2t The subject of this tale Is a 13-ProfUe: New Jeney 2-News most of his time sitting in on TV western series star you have 13—Adventures in Merchandising female recording star whose rec- TV Key Prmiew Redford confused wltfi \$ Doug 1:40 1:31 ords have sold in the millions. production conferences and try- J:0» 4—Weather ing to make positive suggestions, Today's top television shows as a town bent* on hanging a half- McCtare, currently in "The Vlr- 2-Movie She was out on a series of one- gtaian." MoClure also'starred in 2—Password 1:45 1:35 nlghters and audiences were jam- but the agency boys did not feel previewed and selected by TV breed and bis uncle for a murder 4-Merv Griffin-Variety 2—News he was delivering. After six Key's staff of experts who at- they didn't commit. The quar- '"Checkmate" and before that 4-Sennonette—Religion ming the theater at every spot 'Overland Express" another 7—Day In Court—Drama 4-Newi s \ 2:55 to hear the lady warble. One of months or so on the Job, they tend rehearsals, watch screen- tet of regulars (Larry Ward, Jack »—Seekers—Education 7—Focus On The News found out what was wrong. They ings, and analyze scripts in New western series co-starring Wil- 2-News her songs was a torchy ballad Elam, Chad Everett, and Mi- liam Bendix. II—Divorce Court—Drama 7:00 had hired the movie man's broth- York and Hollywood. chael Greene) has little to do in 3:05 that involved roses for her love, 2:10 4—Biography—Documentary 2-Give Us This Day , and some bright production man er, who had some movie back- PRESIDENT KENNEDY. All the outing, but acting honors do 13—Places in the News 5—Outlaws—Western decided that it would be very ground, but whose primary job three networks, CBS, NBC, and go to Andrew Duggan as a "rab- Question — Was Carol Burnett 2:15 7—Ann Southern—Comedy TUESDAY MORNING effective if she threw real roses at the time was farming! ABC. will carry the President' ble rouser," and Chris Robinson ever married to either Buddy 7-New» J—Merrytoon Circus SMS to the audience. It was a las as the proud halfbreed. 7:30 p.m. State of the Union message to Hackett or Waily Cox? I'm al- 11-News , I—Previewi minute decision and somebody Around 1937 there was ah open- the Joint Session of the congress ABC. most ' positive she was married 2—House Party 13—Russian For Beginners 5:50 rushed out to pick up the neces- ing for a man to head one of the today. 12:30 p.m. to conclusion. THE LUCY S10W. Lots of to one of the comics. Also, is 7—Seven Key* 7:11 2-Glve Us This Day-Religion sary flowers. V-i radio networks. The top boss action here as Lucy runs a corps comedienne Dorothy Loudon go- 9-Movie—Western 5:55 ' THE DAKOTAS. "Red Sky 2—Weather The roses arrived, complete of the corporation was busy on Over Bismarck." This new west- of lady volunteer tirewomen. It's ing to take Carol's place on the 13—Time Now For Music U-Local News 2-News the planning committee of the "Garry Moore Show?" She's 2: SO I:M with thorns, and the gal was ern series picks up tonight after the kind of premise that gives 7:15 handed them as she went on New York World's Fair and he a slow moving premiere last week, Lucille Ball full license to play probably one of the few who 13—Music Interlude 2-Newi 2-College of the Air didn't have too much time to with a satisfactory drama about with hoses and even drive a fire could.—P. P., Ashfield, Mass. 2:55 7:25 4—Continental Classroom scout around for a radio chief. He truck, and you can imagine what Answer — Carol was never 4-News 11-Weather 1:31 Jehovah's Witnesses telephoned a respected business- happens. Lucy just can't take a married to either comedian. She 5-Newi 7:31 2—To Be Announced Hear District Minister man In Chicago and told him he back seat anywhere, and cer- did star in the short-lived series, 2—To Tell The Truth 4—Continental Classroom had an opening and wanted his Kiwanis "Stanley," with Buddy Hackett NEWARK (AP)-Nearly 2,500 tainly not in a fire house. It'i 2-:Tb Tell The Truth 4—It's A Man's World 7:M persons from 18 congregations of friend to send him a qualified good corn and die girls are busi- many seasons ago. Carol Burnett 4—Loretta Young—Drama 7—Dakotas—Western 2—News and Weather executive for the positon. The lcok-a-like1, Pat Benoit, starred New Jersey Circuit Two of Je- Installs nesslike volunteers. 8:30 p.m. 5^-Doorway To Destiny 9—Movie—Drama. 4-today hovah's Witnesses heard Dr. R. friend said he knew just the man. CBS. as Wally Cox's wife in the "Mr. 7—Queen For A Day , 11—Checkmate—Mystery 7—Early Bird Cartoons Sakatos, district minister of About a week later the appli- DANNY THOMAS. Elevator Peepers" series. The very talent- 11—How To Marry A Millionaire 13—Books For Our Time 7:05 the Watchtower Society, discuss cant arrived for1 his interview. At Red Bank operator Jose Jimenez takes over ed Miss Loudon hu not been set 13-News 8:M 5-Call To Prayer—Religion The "Bible's answer to our prob- When, told the job paid $50,000 a RED BANK - Benjamin H. after Danny and Marjorie's scene as a permanent replacement for I: IS 2—I've Got a Secret 7:15 lem of survival" Sunday. year, lie happily accepted and in Paris, and the result Is a Carol Burnett but will make mul- 13-Music Interlude 5-Tightrope-Police 5—News Ashin, 82 Woodbine Ave., Little Dr. Sakatos' sermon was the was given a grand tour of the Silver, was installed president of charming episode. Jose wants a tiple appearances with the "Gar- 3:29 8:30 7:30 network. He was hired by the raise and decides to practice on ry Moore" gang. If 'given half 2-News 2-Lucilie Ball-Comedy 5—Columbia Lectures major address of a 2-day circuit the Red Bank Kiwanis Club at assembly held here. - busy chairman of the board, and a meeting at the Molly Pitch*r night club owner, Charlie Halper. the chance and some decent com- 1:30 4—SainU and Sinners 7—News told to take over the reins Im- Hotel. Trouble is, he's much too meek edy material, Miss Loudon can 2-Millionaire 5—Peter Gunn—Mystery 8:00 Some 1,533 delegates participat- mediately. The new president even if appealing. Jose also has become as big a star as Miss 4-Young Dr. Malone-Serial 7—Rifleman—Western 2—Captain Kangaroo ed In an advanced program of brought In a lot of friends as un- Mr. Ashin, who. is a charter Burnett. 5-Mr. District Attorney II—One Step Beyond 5—Sandy Becker—Children ' Bible training. member of the club, succeeds a time taking care of a dog who derling^ and proceeded to behave . simply won't listen to him. 7-Who Do You Truit? 13—Invitation To Art 7—Tommy Seven—Cartoons Dr. Sakatos told them that dur- like a youngster robbing the Dr. William J. Mergenthaler. ing 1962, "Jehovah's Witnesses Writers Ellnaon and Stewart a QuestioQ n St recently saw the 11—Best Of Groucho I:M 1:30 cookie Jar who knows his momma A Certified Public Accountant well as Bill Dana deserve credil 13—You, the Consumer 2—Danny Thomas 7—tittler Rascals—Cartoons placed over 4V4 million bibles and Iill catch him before long. movie Murderesses" on contacted people in 189 differen with offices at 12 Broad St., he for this doe. p.m. CBS. TV and would like 40 know who 4:M 5—Cain's Hundred—Drama .:•; fcSO • When the board chairman real- has served the club in the past the doll was who played the male 2—Secret Storm—Serial 7—Stoney Burke—Drama' t—News and Weather lands In 158 languages. About a ANDY GRIFFITH. A nice million ministers are now engaged ized his new president didn't in various official positions and •family show. Good charactei lead. He is unmistakably the 4—Match Game 11—I Search For Adventure lJ-News know the first thing about the as a member of the board of dl most handsome actor I have ever 5—Deputy Dawg—Cartoons 13—Perspectives 8:55 in-spreading the word'of life all actor Robert Emhardtplays a over the earth." communications industry, he put rectors. ...: • •' ,. harassed businessmen , who's seen on the screen, I think the 7—American Bandstand »:» 9—Almanac Newsreel in another call to Chicago and Also1 Installed at the meeting forced to spend a day in May- film was dubbed in .English. 9—Kingdom of the Sea 2-Andy Griffith 1:00 complained bitterly to the execu- berry with Sheriff Andy and the What nationality is this marvel- 11—Bom The Clown 4-Price Is Right 2—Life Of Riley tive who had recommended this were: ous actor?-M. H., Albany, N. Y. Max Pokus, first vice presi- townsfolk. The poor man thinks 4:25 S—Maverick—Western 4-Trouble With Father charicter. "Oh," supposedly said Answer — Alain Delon is the II—Grand Jury —Police 7-News MOVIE TIMETABLE dent Mr. Pokus, 27 Arthur PL, he can escape, but there's no 4-News RED BANK the Chicago man, "I must have getting away from Andy. 9:30 actor's name and he is French. 11—Mr. Peabody 10:H 9—Jack La Lanne CARLTON- misunderstood you. I thought you is a partner of Pokus Auto Body "Three Murderesses" was made 2—Loretta Young 11—Operation Alphabet Shop, Rt. 35, Middletown, and is p.m. CBS. 4—David Brinkley's Journal 1 or Tht c Uw 3:00: wanted a man to help you with before Delon really exploded on 13—Profile: New Jersey Wii! " *>" the World's Fair. That guy is a a charter member. DAVID BRINKLEY'S JOURN- the European film front. He AL Don't miss this intriguing 0:10 LONG BRANCH specialist at setting, up exhib- Richard H. Hamill, second has since appeared in many of 7—Funny Manns BARONET- its." visit to Brazil's new capital city Tli« Hum 3:H>; 7:00; «:4S; The Cen- vice president, Mr. HaraiH, * 50 the top films from Italy and 0:25 tunan 3:00; s:23. of Brasilia in the wilderness. It's France. "Rocco and His Broth- Iler Dr., Middletown, is a vfce a land of enigma, fantasy and Say Keyport Fails 5-News ASBURY PARK ers" established him as a film As we said earlier, the names president of The Mohmouth Cotin- hope, and definitely up Brinkley' 0:30 ,YRIC— ty National Bank, and has, in the personality in the U. S. market. Lontllneii of tha Long Dlatance Rum are unimportant but they are all alley. You will learn about the 2—Our Misi Brooks nar^iOO; 10:10; Tltlleld ThunSarbolt past, served as a director of the His latest foreign film to be re- big. The stories are essenti- vision that built it; the alarming 4—Dr. Joyce Brothers ally true although they have prob- club. leased in the U. S. is "Eclipse." 5—Topper—Comedy MAYFAIR- inflation that stopped it in its He soon will be seen in his. first To Maintain Road Syp«y 2:30; TM: 11:35. PREVIEW ably become a bit more exag- Henry A. Stevenson, Jr., sec- tracks; the departments of gov- 7—Gale Storm—Comedy — Taraa Bulba. 9:30. gerated with each telling. The on- English speaking part in the Burt 9—Movie—Drama retary. Mr. Stevenson, 70 Madi- ernment it does house, and those Lancaster starrer, "The Leop- RARITAN TOWNSHIP-"Rar- lated—20,273 adult books and ST. JAMES- ly way to sum up these four fa- son Ave., is an executive with that refuse to move; the yearn- itan Township maintenance ends 15,005 children's books. 11—Comedy Party Tbt Lonieit Day 8:30 bles is with the standard cliche ard." 13—Parlous Francais II ' the New Jersey Bell Telephone ing for the "Dolce Vita" style here—Keyport Bora maintenance Some 60 volunteer* who work North of Red Bonk . That's showbiz! , Co., and has, in the past, served of coastal Rio that makes it a begins.." That's what the sign on at the library served 989 hours 0:45 ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS the club in various posts and as ghost city over the weekend; and Clark St., Hazlet, reads. 4-News ATLANTIC- BEST PICTURE of YEAR last year. It was open 1,612 hours 13—Wonder of Words chairman of its program commit- the incontrovertible fact tint it's But a complaint registered at under the supervision of a paid a For Th« Beestw 7:00: B:O0. —National Board of Review Hold Decision 10:00 tee. Mr. Stevenson has been a essential to Brazil's expansion the Township Committee meet- librarian. A total of 882 new reg- HAZLET member of the Board of Educa- and her economy that it be made ing Friday has local officials istrations were made during the 2—Calendar LOEWS DRIVE-IN- tlon for nine years. to work. (Color) 10 p.m. NBC. On Asphalt 4—Say When Cartoon 7:O0; Tarki Bulba 7:07; ST. JAMES wondering all over agate whether year. 10:15; The Sheepman 9:30. I HUTIt CUDI IHIHTBI John Ferrogiari, treasurer. Mr. BEN CASEY. "A Cardinal Ac S-Movie—Mystery the sign really means what it In other action on Friday: 7—Susie—Comedy PERTH AMBOY ASBURY PARK Ferrogiari, 485 Prospect, Ave. of Mercy." Part I. Kim Stanley MAJESTIC- PS SB88) Plant's Permit says, and if it does, what action Mr. Shields reported the West II—Ed Alien Little Silver, is the proprietor of begins a two .week stand af Barrabai 3:00: «:1S; 0:3(1; Jacqueline MatlitM Wad., to take to get Keyport to hold Keansburg play area will be 10:05 Kenntdyi Allan Journey 2:30; 5:30; the Sugar Bar, Little Silver,-ahd County General, and the. resul MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - The up its end of the agreement. Sat a> Sun. aiSI Zoning Board of Adjustment Fri- completed this year and work 13—Experiences in English EDISON ivanlnn SiSS was re-elected to the position of is gratifying drama: She pulls The sign Is approximately 100 will start on the playground • Sun. S day night reserved decision on 10:20 MENLO PARK CINEMA- S treasurer. all the stops as an attorney who feet west of the Beers St. inter- planned for the Malnes tract, off THE finds herself in the hospital after an appeal by a group of Gerard 7—News Taraa Bulha 2:00; 1:50; 7:15; 8:20. The following directors were Ave. residents requesting to have section and indicates Keyport is Middle Rd. in the North Center- WOODBRIDGE also installed: collapsing in her office. Casey's 10:25 a building permit rescinded. responsible for the maintenance vllle vicinity. 4-News DRIVE-IN- J. Beverly Anderson, 86 Wood- findings indicate minor surgery of Clark St, from that point on In Search Of The Castawayi fl:30; imesr land Dr., Fair Haven, the pro- and also drug addiction. There's The residents, who live less Mayor Blanda announced resi- 13—Science Corner 10:00; Young Ouna Or Texaa 8:30. 0AY than a half-mile east of the pro-within the township, to Broad dents of the Garden Parkway 10:30 MONTCLAIR prietor of Anderson Music, 30 a subplot involving Glenda Far- way. CHOICE SEITt it In OI5« fell as a badly beaten crippled posed site for: the construction area would be notified shortly of 2—I Love Lucy—Comedy CLAIRIDGE- Broad St. and a charter mem- of an asphalt plant, have .pro- Agreement 4—Play Your Hunch Wonderrui Want 01 The Brothaia n JIM sim KM toe lu'raroNMcn ber of the club; Oliver' Bennett, woman Who's put in the same how they will be-assessed for Orlmm B:00. tested the issuance of a building Committeeman Marvin Olinsky the sewer lines installed last 7—Girl Talk 16 Salem La., Little Silver, a su- room as our attorney. Miss Stan- permit to Anthony Campo, Mid- reported this section of Clark St. ley makes the cliched dialogue year. ,, 11—Movie—Drama pervisor with the Jersey Central dletown building contractor. Keyport's responsibility under 10:45 Power and Light Co.; Matthew ring true and fresh, and she's terms of an existing agreement. Lights Survey particularly effective in one Mr. Campo plans to build a 13—Parlong Francais II Page, 184 Hudson Ave., proprie- $250,446 asphalt plant on a 12- Mr. Olmsky said the sign was Mayor Blanda also reported a 11:00 tor of Page Photo Supply, 35 scene recalling a past love. 10 erected last year after several light survey has been requested p.m. ABC. acre tract at the. end of Center 2—McCoys—Comedy STARTS WEDNESDAY Monmouth St.; J. Arthur Fell, St. ttempts to get Keyport to main- for Poole Ave., between Middle 4—Price Is Right 128 Manor Dr., an executive with STEVE ALLEN SHOW. Peter tain this section of Clark St. had Rd. and Rt. 36. Lorre, jazz musician Stan Getz, Joseph Rettagllata, board 7—Jane Wyman—Drama the Liquor Dealers Association. chairman, held off decision pend- been completely ignored. It was'announced by Commit- 9—Playhouse 60 tatto artist Lee Roy Minugh, and Mayor Philip J. Blanda, Jr., teeman James G. Brady that dog 13—Time Now For Music singer Jennie Smith are all on ing the receipt of briefs from BOARD TO MEET , Robert E. LsMura,. local attor- reported the matter will be re- licenses are now due and urged 11:20 RED BANK — There will be a the show tonight, which gives ney representing the protesting erred to the township attorney residents to secure them early to Matinee 2 you a little idea of its gamut. 13—Experiences in English special meeting of the Board of residents, and Lawrence A. Car- to determine If a valid agreement eliminate an extra burden on the 11:25 Evenings 7 & S Education In the high school li- 11:15 p.m. WPDf. ton, Jr., Middletown, counsel for exists with Keyport and what police department. 5-News TONIGHT. Johnny Carson brary Thursday at 8 p.m. for the Mr, Campo. urther .action to follow. Jan. It at 8: IS p.m. was set 11:30 LAST 2 DAYS purpose of discussing the pur- takes his first week off from his A petition signed by 15 resi- 2—Pete tad Gladys Walt Dlsney-i nightly stint, and Jimmy Dean Robert J. Barrow, district of an adjourned meeting. chase of additional property ad- manager of Madsen Inc., Lima, dents in the area of the Brook- Salvatore J. Straniero was 4—Concentration "In SEARCH jacent to the high school. pinch hits. For his opener, Jim- Ohio, the firm engaged to build dale Nursing Home, Rt. 39, com- 5—Romper Room O O OO OOOOOOOOOOOO OOO 6k my's lineup includes trumpeter commended for his services as of tht the plant for Mr. Campo, was a plained of unsanitary conditions fire chief last year and Harold 7—Yours For A Song Homes witl/TV sets numbered Al Hirt, singer Mimi Benzell, a witness for the contractor, at the and health hazard from effluent 11(40 vocal quartet called the Jordan- A. Baker was approved as a CASTAWAYS" 40 million and homes with radio Friday hearing. .,, overflowing from Its septic tank. member of the North Centervilie 13—Places in the Nenfs «• OMN' Abo "Titfleld Thunderboll" ' ajylltol i«or e obtained If you :luded 851 complaints invest!' I'd My you'll probably go broke funds by your husband's invitations. This schedule will be end of the activity period for gated, 232 summonses Issued lor the. 13th day-1-49 get back';tome trust, qualifying for the and he decided" to, $bang* from followed by the parents as part questions about the extra-curric- motor vehicle violations, 88 in- the night of thu 12th. The Amer- marital.deduction, should be In the outright bequest > plan you of the evening's program. ular and co-curricular program. formation requests answered, 59 ican Automobile Association seta an to take full now have tp the Two. Trust plus The general meeting will be- Mr. Madden suggests that par- arrests on warrants, and 56 up a-sample travel chart for twp that deduction. The Gift Plan.' gin at 8 p.m. in the gymnasium. ents wear comfortable shoes to motor vehicle accidents Investi- people, based on 300 miles of would include the bal- I suggest'you discuss this in William Madden, high school travel the distances and ne- gated. daily travel, with the car averag- of. tt» estate. The Income more detail with the personal principal, will introduce mem- gotiate the stairways necessary A total of 9,046 man-hours were ing IS, miles, per gallon. Daily both trust* would be pay- trust division of,a commercial bers of the service staff, who will to follow a student's schedule. used to cover regular weekend items are as follows; $10.50 for able to you while you live, and, bank. .. meals and snacks; $9.50 for lodg- give brief descriptions of the Dismissal will be at 10:15 p.m.,patrols, 1,303 man-hours • to m. addition, the trustee could pay ing; V for gai -and oil; $2 tor services of the school. Mrs. Ed- after which an open house will handle miscellaneous duties, 1,- principal to you if you need it. (You can, write Mary Feeley in tips and miscellaneous. ward Barth, president of the high be held in the home economics 099 man-hours for plainclothes Upon your death' thi* children care of tbj» newspaper. She will school Parent-Teacher Associa- and science laboratories, the duty, and 447 man-hours for duty In addition, you'd better allow wbuld receive, the principal of answer .toUher column questions - tion will speak. business education rooms, until at Loew's 35 Drlve-in Theater. a minimum- of H- a day for both trusts. of widest'Interest.) amusements, admissions. to At 8:30 parents will be afford- 10:30 p.m. Parent there will see A radar speed control unit was places of interest, souvenirs, «tc. ed an opportunity to follow their how the high school is meeting put. into service during the year. That adds up to $33 a day, or children's daily program sched- the needs of the vocationally in Police maintained a patrol during $396 for twelve days. If all goes ule. clined student. Halloween to control vandalism and were on duty during the according to plan, you should Each class will begin with an primary and general elections. make home base with $4,to spare introduction of the teacher by a It pays to advertise m tin) Red It was a big, year "for dogs, for the piggie bank. Vire$totit OFFER parent-receptionist. The teacher Bank Register.—Advertisement. with 1,305 licenses issued, Other Long Branch Adult School licenses issued were: mercan- Dear Miss Feeley: 3 DAYS tile, 39; veteran, 23, and vending My husband and I made our machines, 103. • wills sorrie yean ago, when our Wedn During December, 116. police Registration Scheduled actions were handled consisting LONG, BRANCH — Registri Appreciation of art; small boat of 92 complaints Investigated, 11 Funeral tion will be conducted Jan. 15, handling; bookkeeping for the information requests answered, layman; comparative religion; Set Annual Dance 17 and 21 from 7 to 9 p.m. by five traffic accidents investi contract bridge, elementary; in- RED BANK -• The regular LOOK WHAT gated, five traffic summonses is- the Long Branch Community Ad- termediate bridge; introduction monthly dinner-meeting of the sued and three warrants served. ult School in Long Branch Higl to chess tactics and strategy; Monmouth and Ocean. County Fu- The month saw 645 man-hours School. Classes will begin Jan traveler's French; conversation- neral Directors' Association was A PENNY used for regular weekend patrol; al German; conversational He- held Wednesday at Peterson' 24. , Some customers like ivy, but ivy doesn't like them. ] 96 man-hours for plainclothes brew I; conversational Italian Shrewsbury Inn. Harry C. So J. Kridel adds Hammonron Parks suits. duty, 53 man-hours for miscel- The board of trustees Russian; conversation Spanish \; Worden and Robert F. Warden ol laneous duties, and 25 man-hours nounced the following classes wi conversational Spanish interme- Red Bank were hosts and Wil WILL at Loew's 35 Drive-in Theater.- be held: diate; creative problem solving liam H. Posten, Jr., Atlanti TODAY THRU SAT., JAN. 19, the devil's workshop; electron- Highlands, presided. pricM •ffacthr* at oil N«w J«r- ics; golf improvement; applied H. Laurence Scott, Jr., Qelford, BUY! My, fair) Rhrar, MiddUlown I interior decorating; law for the secretary-treasurer, submitted hi! N«w CBy ttor.i. W« rmrv* H» layman; music appreciation reports. W. David DeRoche ol JUST ONE 1956 PENNY, with a "D" mint right to IMt qwuitiliM. Nam how to write; painting, cil and wU far mal*. Lakewood, - chairman of the water color; photography; - psy- nual Ladles* Night dinner-dance, , mark as .shown, WILL BUY ALL THIS chology; public speaking; . sew announced that the affair will be and save;: intermediate sewing; held' Saturday, March 30, in -SERVICE";.'.; ;. .•.••". • . - millinery; slim and trim; stocks (If you have problems of a pei Lakewood. and bonds A thru Z; social danc- sonal nature, why send them ing I; advance dancing; short- John-A. Ha'rtmana, Jr., Tren O Adjust brakes George? He's the biggest blat 1 hand refresher; typing I; typing ton, secretary or the N. j; Stat • - to manufacturtr's bermouth in the whole advice co! II; upholstery. Board of' Mortuary Science, specifications and umn gambit.) spoke of state matters of interest road test. The Long Branch section of the to the local organization. Dr: Ju- lus A. Toren of Portaupeclc, Men Dear George: National Council of Jewish Wom- Cj Clean, inspect, repack My wife has this nutty com' en will again sponsor eight dif- mouth County physician, spok pulsion to empty ash trays th ferent classes for basic English on the relations of the1 funeral and adjiistfront minute anybody drops the sligh and citizenship. These are: spe- directors to his office. wheel bearings. est trace of ash in one. Con. cial instruction for beginners; Other guests introduced weri sequently, when we give a party English for non-speaking adults George E Dancy, Caldwell. am Add brake fluid if necessary. where several people are sitting of limited education; basic read- Brar V. Rlewerts, Bergenfield, It's Fitst National For The Finest Meat! around smoking she looks real cu- ing and writing for adults with past, presidents of the N. J. State Check front grease seals and all wheel cylinder* ckoo running around like som< some knowledge of English; in- Funeral Director!' Association kind of nut. termediate group, spelling, read- for leakage. Walter Johnson, Belmar, and ng and current events; advanced I've told her repeatedly to sto] Clark Foster, Neptune. group, basic grammar, reading, Inspect brake.liningg and drums. this and she promises' to, but ne The next meeting will be Feb. spelling, current events, compo- er does because she says sh 13, at Lakewood, with Mr. De- CHOKE LAMB sition; advanced English; individ- .Safety chect your car from bnmpar-to-bumpec isn't even aware when she ual instruction tor special stu- Roche as host. doing it. Any solution, George! dent; with emphasis on reading, Others attending, were William • Jumps writing and speaking English, '. Walton, Howard L. Ely, and Dear Jumpy; and citizenship,' special iiistruc- James T. Buckley, all of Asbury One husband solved this by wha tion for those who wish,to review Park;- Elmer M. Gawter and COMBINATION John P. Condon,-of Atlantic High- he decided would be a very g9d and qualify for examination for T joke on his wife. He put the as citizenship. lands; Leroy ' F. King, Point 2 MEALS IN 1 trays in the. oven and heated Pleasant; William M. Freeman, them to 450 degrees (F.) and, Freehold; Robert A. Braun and GET BOTH CHOPS Robert E. Nicholson, both of Ea- NEW TREADS using a potholder. put them oul ABC HEARING SET AND STEWING LAMB before the party. Irnagine hi tontown; Carmen D. Faillaci, ATKICO ON SOUND TRE BONES OH ON YOUR OWN TWt» BRADLEY BEACH - Charges 39' wife's surprise! It's a good thing Long Branch; Marvin S. Camp- against Shore Wines & Liquors, bell, Toms River, and Michael R. she had a sense of humor. Inc., 904 Main St. of selling al- WHITEWALLS-ANY SIZE Tamburro, West Xeansfiurg. In fact, she chuckled all thi coholic beverages to a minor will NARflOW OR WIDE OESI6N tUBCLESS OR TUBE'TVK way to Reno. be aired at 2 p.m. Jan. 22 in SURGICAL PATIENT Newark before the Division of Al- HAZLET. T- Mrs. John Cryan, LAMB CHOPS Confidential to Bill Cullen of coholic Beverage Control, Board. 4 FOR "The Price Is Right": Yeh, yeh| ricei>resident , of the ,Coral- I know. But how much is .The firm has been charged Raritan Civic Association, is re- SHOULDER ( wholesale? with-selling the beverages to an cuperating at Monmouth Medical Ik. 18-year^old boy Dec. 21 and pre- Center, Long Branch, after 79* "89' ™99 Favorite^ viously; . • . • .,.,•-, surgery: THERE'S NO CHARGE Swift's Franks "EMIUM-SKI«LESS n.59« FOR SERVICE AT STIRLING . . But It Makes a Million-Dollar Our Ntm Tmdt. 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t , Demand Tshombe Surrender EL1SABETHVILLE, Katanga The emissary was to warn (AP) — The United Nations pre- Tshombe that if he did not peace- pared today to send a special fully surrender Kolwezi—center of Katanga's mining industry—the emissary to Kolweii to demand United Nations would fly in a President Moise Tshombe sur- Gurkha battalion to take it by render his stronghold or face force. U.N. attack. Tshombe also was to get notice that If his followers carried out Diplomatic informants said they threats to blow up the mining in- believed the Katanga president stallations1 and electric power was rallying his followers for a dam in the area, he might be last-ditch stand to try to hold what sent to Leopoldville for trial by remained of his secessionist do- the central Congo government as main. a war criminal and saboteur. Last reports said a U.N. ground force had advanced from Jadot- ville to within 50 miles of Kol- Cuban wezi. Sources at U.N. headquarters in New York reported that Indian Airlift U.N. troops have taken over Shinkolobwe, once Katanga's big- gest military base, 15 miles south- west of Jadotville and about 90 Halted miles southeast of Kolweri. MAMI, Fla. (AP) - The aerial Base Deserted The base, which once accom- exodus of refugees from Fidel modated 2,000 to 3,000 men, was Castro's Cuba has halted, follow- almost deserted. The sources ing an airlift of 89 Cubans and said "enormous , quantities of Cuban-Americans to Miami Sun- arms and ammunition" were TESTING — Shrewsbury Fire Chief Alfred Cooney, right, and Clifford OFflCERS INSTALLED — New officers of the Monmouth County Fire Police Associa- day. At present there are no plans found. Rail service was reported re- the Fire Insurance Rating Organisation of New Jersey check tha dials on Shrewsbury!! tion were installed at a recent meeting at the Freehold CD headquarters. From left for resuming it. stored between Elisabethvilie arid new aerial-pumper truck. Tha rig wa! tested Friday at Marine Park, RadJjinkj It are George F. Johnson, Keyport Fire Patrol, incorning vice president; Ozzie Sickles, : Red Cross officials announced Mokambo near the border of replaces the borough's 1946 pumper. .'.•.• \{ '-,;,. ; ; Matawan's Froneau Independent Fir* Company, n»w president; Edward Porter of Fair there will be no more flights car- Northern Rhodesia, and trains be- Haven't Fire Company, outgoing president, and J. Grover Carter, Shrewsbury Hose rying ransom supplies to Cuba. gan moving over It Sunday with Company, No. I, chief of the Monmouth County Fire Police Association. Pan American World Airways, badly needed food supplies from which suspended Its twice-daily Rhodesia to the Katanga capital. Miami-Havana flights at the'onset The United Nations occupied IS l» of the Cuban crisis last October, Mokambo Thursday after Tshom- is not anxious to resume the be drove ahead of advancing! U.N. Power unprofitable service, troops calling on his tattered i The Pan Am DC6B that made forces not to resist. The United Sunday's refugee flight had taken Nations went on Saturday to Sa- Struggle 15,000 pounds of medicines to kania on the Rhodeslan border. Cuba as another installment on One-Day Visit record on the matter was ade- the $53-million ransom guaranteed Tshombe slipped back into Kol- NEWARK -r-/The Board of adequate and proper information quate to permit.a determination Castro for release of the 1,113 Bay wezi Saturday night after a one- Public Utility Commissioners has and reservation service at - Red In Togo Bank "require the continuance without further public airings. of Pigs invasion prisoners. day visit to Northern Rhodesia. ruled against any curtailment of Some sources believed he had re- passenger services at the El- of such service on Saturdays, In thanking commuters'and of- LOME, Togo (AP)—A struggle The American Red Cross said turned to try to dissuade diehard beron, Little Silver and Red Bank Sundays and holidays between 8 ficials, including Assemblyman for leadership of this tiny West all future shipments of ransom members of his Cabinet from stations of the New York and a.m. and 11:30 a.m., and between Irving E. Keith, for their efforts African country appeared to be supplies will be made by ocean dynamiting the city. Others felt Long Branch' Railroad Co. • 12:30 p.m. and 5 p.m. in blocking the move, Norman C. developing today in the wake of 'freighter. The steamship Shirley that Tshombe was convinced a The'board's findings- were an- The railroad had sought to end Hansen, District 4 chairman,,Or- * sergeants'Tevalt and the assas- . Lykes presently is being loaded at unified Congo would "doom any nounced Friday by William F. the service at Red Bank at the der of Railroad Telegraphers, sination of President Sylyanus i Baltimore with 6,500 tons of food, Olympic. political future he might have and Hyland, president. times specified and to halt ticket said that group will co-operate drugs and medical supplies for service in Little Silver on Satur- Two men .emerged as possible was determined to make a final The board ruled that public with all interested parties in My delivery m Havana. days, and in Elberon from 2 p.m. heads of a new government—for- stand. convenience and necessity for move to prevent such curtail- The Shirley Lykes will stop at to 9:30 p.m.' Mondays through mer Premier Nicolas Grunitsky 49, ment of service. He said protec- Port Everglades, Fla., to load an Saturdays, as well as on Sun- and Idrissou Antoine Meatchi, 27, tion of station agent positions is additional 1,000 tons of supplies. days and hblidays, also in the Interest of the general a former apposition leader itif the She is expected to reach Cuba no Togo Assembly; Cite Traffic public, and. of the railroad*, in earlier than Jan. 18. The board pointed out that In line with the trend toward In- A military revolutionary,**^- New Jersey A tearful, yet joyous scene un- Little Silver on Saturday during creased federal, state and munic- raittee that engineered the Sunday folded at Miami International Air- the hours an -»geBl; Is on duty, ipal aid programs to jolv» the coup reportedly appealed' to Gm- s port when the 89 refugees arrived three sotithboffiid "Mi 10 north- transportation crisis. nltsky, a- tywther-iftJaw at 5:20 p.m. Sixty-eight of the bound passenger trains slop. slain preskleift -So rtttii News Wriefs group were Cubans possessing "Thirteen southbound and five exile in neighboring Dahomey to American citizenship. The other northbound passenger trains stop form a government. ' g- ; 21 were Cuban nationals but By The Associated Press -: at the Elberon station Mondays 4 Arrested . Rumors • spread that Meatchi either the husband or wife had through Fridays and nine south- was already back in Lome from TRENTON (AP) - Gov. Rich- mother-in-law, Mrs. Millie U.S. citizenship or their children bound and five northbound pas- exile in GhanaY which-also bor- ard J. Hughes and a delegation Jones, 43, were felled by a vol- In Grocery were born in this country. senger trains stop on Saturdays," ders Togo. He had been accused NEW DELHI ASSIGNMENT — Maj. Donald Chirafisi, of Atlantic City officials will ley of shots from Jones' revolv- during the times service would by the Olympio government of 1343 Eatontown Blvd., Oceanport, right, receives a latter The U.S. Immigration Service travel to Washington this week to er, police said. be discontinued under the' com- Store Holdup aiding exiled political conspira- refused to release names of ar- propose Atlantic City as the site of appreciation on completion of tour of duty as chief, pany's proposal, the board de- tors. .-•.'• rivals. of the 1964 Democratic National ASBURY PARK — Four men MAHWAH — Hudson Trans! clared. Meatchi, a French-educated management office of the Fort Monmouth Procurement The Cuban-Americans had lived Convention. The 10-member site charged with the armed .robbery Lines was to resume full com- On Sundays and holidays when Moslem and former civil servant, Office, from Col. Lloyd M. Reiser, commander. Maj. in the United States previously committee, in its first step to of a grocery store Friday will muter service today after settle all agency service would be dis- had been arrested in 1960 for con- and for one reason or another ward the 1964 convention, also have a court hearing here', Tues- Chirafiii had been assigned hare twice. Previously he ment of a five-day strike by continued six southbound and spiracy. He went to Ghana after —mostly homesickness—had re- will hear delegations extoll the day. , was. contracting officer. He will leave shortly for new some 150 employees. The bus seven northbound passenger his release in mid-1961. ? turned to their native Cuba. irtues of other cities, including Charged with, the Crime are company, known as the Short trains stop at Elberon." Gunned down on the streetout- assignment in India. ' They said they were returning Philadelphia, San Francisco and Richard Wlnslow, 23, Leonard St. Lines, was, struck at a minute Public convenience demands ilde the U.S. Embassy early Sun' to America because of problems Miami Beach. The New Jersey- and Alfred Epps, 25, Lelghtort past midnight last Tuesday by the services be maintained at all day, Olympio apparently 'was the in Cuba, including food shortages, ans, in addition to mentioning Ave., both of Red Bank, and members of Local 225, Transpor stations, the board said. In ad- only casualty of the fast-paced inability to get work, and disil- Atlantic City's huge auditorium, Frederick Frost, 23 «nd Law- tation Union (AFL-CIO). A join' dition it was pointed out that in revolt. Gunfire was heard in the lusionment with the revolution. with 14,000 hotel rooms within rence Keen, .26, both ot Colts statement issued after a meeting Red Bank "the savings expected streets around 2 a.m. The 60-year- Five Killed In walking distance, will have such Saturday said a substantial ma- Neck Township. to be realized from the proposed old president's bullet-riddled body added attractions to offer as jority of the workers voted to 1 curtailments of service are nom- The hearing had been set for was 'found outside the unlocked New Jersey's 300th birthday accept the company's contract s inal and might be reduced in Saturday but Magistrate Eugene embassy gate at dawri. \' :' '' ' Police Probe celebration and, within easy dis- package which was presented to some measure by loss of rev- Capiblanco allowed it to be con- '•' The body was taken into trie N.J. Accidents tance, the 1964 World's Fair In them by a union committee. tinued so the four may secure enue during the periods of cur- embassy; Later Olympio's family Bomb Hoax New York. legal counsel. They are now held removed it. •NEWARK (AP) - Five persons fatally injured when she was tailment." Had Protested without bail in the Monmouth' Most of the other members of were killed in accidents in New struck by a car Saturday night on NEW BRUNSWICK — Rut- CAMDEN — John Rafalski County Jail, Freehold. • his government were arrested. Jersey over the weekend. Three Route 71. Police said she was In Keansburg gers University received $883,- 44, of 1341 Warren St., Vista Protest to the railroad's pro- wer The men were arrested after They were reported unharmed e killed in traffic accidents, struck by an auto driven by 590 In gifts, grants and scholar- suffered a fatal heart attack posal had been voiced b;y the KEANSBURG - A telephone the C. & S. Grocery Store, Pros- and held at a military camp out- a boy was crushed by a cement Mrs. Jane Scales of Neptune. ship contributions during No- Saturday after being treated for member municipalities of the call received by school officials pect Ave., was robbed of $50. side Lome'. mixer and another boy was shot vember and December, Dr. smoke inhalation, at West Jersey Municipal Co-ordinating Commit- NEPTUNE - James W. Long Friday to the effect that a bomb y One of the robbers was armed Olympio visited' the United to death. Mason W. Gross, university HospitalHil . Hospitail l hi tee and a number of other bor- Jr., 11, was killed Saturday when had been planted in the local authorities with a shotgun, police said. States on an aid-seeking mission The'victims: elementary school turned out to president, said today. Grants qquote d Rafalski as sayiny g he oughs and townships, by Mon- he was crushed under the hitching After they left the store, the last March and President Ken- SADDLE BROOK-Edward Hen- be a hoax. for research, equipment and hihi s wifeif , Edna, 36, and their son mouth County and the Order of bar of a cement mixer that he men were chased by George nedy praised him as ''an excep- rings, 65, of Rochelle Park, was summer session teacher Insti- John, 16, had developed head Railroad Telegraphers. and several other boys were play- Police and school officials as Simmons, store owner. tional figure on the world scene." fatally injured Sunday night when tutes totaled $802,327, while the aches apparently from a char- The board had received ing kith; in a construction com- a precautionary measure, evacu- Two of the suspects were ar- The London-educated Olympio he was. hit by a car as he crossed, gift total was $53,105 and coal burner used to heat the liv- quests that the public hearings pany yart. • ated students while a thorough rested here in a' parked car. was the only African head of state a bridge .,at Market Street. scholarship and fellowship ing room: AH three members of on the proposal be held in Red search was made of the building, Red Bank police arrested Epps with a command of both English James P. McCann of Lodi was MACOPIN-William Houlik, 15, funds were Increased by $28,- the family were treated at the Bank and Long Branch, but ruled Acting police chief Capt. Rob- Friday that the testimony and and Winslow in Red Bank. and French, and he also knew identified by police as the driver. of Little Ferry, was accidentally 158. hospital. ert Kronenberger, reported ;hat some German. His language skills JERSEY Ciy-Mrs. Veronica shot and killed while hunting Sat- earned him an influential position Mrs. Chester Geant, s secretary Starhes, 56, died Sunday right in urday.' West Milford Township po- PERTH AMBOY - A man and 'in African councils.; ' '. Jersey 'City Medical Center of in- lie*; said Houlik was hunting with at the school, received the call. 1 According to Capt. Kronenberg a woman sitting in a parked car Togo, a country of 1% million juries suffered Saturday when she ~>entolsl HaveT, IS, of tittle Ferry. er, Mrs. Geant said the caller in a secluded driveway were people, is about the size of West was struck by a car. Police said They said Havel saw a squirrel was a male. found dead Friday. Police chief Virginia. It was a French UN. the driver was John Walling, 19, and turned to shoot but slipped on Charles Zanzalari said they ap- protectorate when It gained in- of Port Monmouth. • ' some ice.' His 12-gauge shotgun All available police personnel parently died accidentally of car- dependence in 1960. Before World 'SPRING LAKE HEIGHTS - discharged and the pellets struck were pressed into service along bon monoxide poisoning. The 1 War! it was a German colony. Mrs. Yolanda Abh'eras, 54, was Houlik in the chest. with firemen to search the couple were tentatively identified school. as Andrew Leonard, 29, of 449 Police are still investigating to New Brunswick Ave., Perth Am- determine who made the call. boy, and Joy Barron, 33, of 82S Carteret Rd, Woodbridge. Zan- zalari said the exhaust system of the car was faulty and the trunk Woman Hit section of the car was covered with exhaust soot. Police said By Car, Dies exhaust fumes probably filtered into the car through the trunk. SPRING LAKE HEIGHTS - Mrs. Yoland Atheras, 54, of 106 Union Ave., died Saturday in EAST ORANGE - A 29- Fitkln Hospital, Neptune, where year-old maintenance man was she had been taken after being being held by police today for hit by a car driven, police said, •hooting of his sister, mother- by Mrs. Jane Scales, 1321 Heck in-law and a friend during a Ave., Neptune. family dispute. The alleged Dr. Harry L. Harwood, assist- gun-wlelder, Harold Jones of ant county physician, said Mrs. SOS Fiilmore Ave., Plalnfield, Atheras died of a ruptured kid- was arrested yesterday in ney. Montclalr about two and a half- Police said Mrs. Atheras was hours after the shootings. None hit Saturday afternoon as she of the three victims was was elthe^ getting in or out of wounded seriously. Jones, who bar car parked on the east side is estranged %pm his wife, of Rt. 71, near Wall Rd. Idona, told pollfe he went to see her at the apartment of the' No charges have yet"" been FORT VISITORS — Lt. Daniel W. Pfaff, Information Office,' U.S. Army Eefr;n^( filed, police said. mother-in-law at S45 North UN COMMITTEE ~ Three students of Monmoutb College m«p plans for the Second Park St. here. He said he Command, Fort Monmouth, explains information and public relation! operation! )* Model United Nations to" be held on the campus, Wast long Branch, March 29-31. wanted to pick up clothing for visiting high school seniors during a recent "careei" day" program «pon*ored:b'y\ffli| Sale their daughter, Gtzelle, (. An From left are, executive committee members, Charles Trabold and Mariana Cost*, Masonry, Water Repellent with argument broke out in the Rad Bank Rotary Club in co-operation with local school official!. Left to rig%i«$; bath of Orange, and Richard Towtfrs, Little Silver. Thomas Jennings, Keaniburtj, a Slllcones. $1.49 a gal. Swart- apartment and the sisters, Mrs. Mary Chriitlan, Red Bank Catholic High School; Car,ol Brown, Red Bank High Seho*t, zel's, Holmdel Rd., Hazlet. CO Irene Roberta, 25, and the 1 1 fourth commitfeeman, \s not shown. . < •4-2211.—Adv. and Marcia Horr, Rumion-Ftir Havtn Regional High School. -j:; - 10-Monday, Jan. 14, 1963 MED BANK REGISTER Sayreville Hands RBC Unbeaten Roselle Catholic Undefeated Riimson-Fair Haven Sixth, Loss Hands CBA 2d Loss, 59-54 SAYREVILLE ,- Ssyreville Radecki ind Dempsey totaled for 18 points. Davidson, finished High-ove-rcame a 28-24 Red Bank ROSELLE - Unable to over- 19 of the winners' free throw with 17 points. Catholic halftime lead to defeat come a 21-9 first quarter deficit, Defeats Gulls, 5243, for Sixth Christian Brotheri Academy points, Radecki hit o» nine of Roselle Catholic also won ths the winless Caseys, 51-46, on the defeat 15 attempts while Dempsey junior varsity gamt, SHI. Both RUMSON — Rumson-Fair Ha points. Jay Benedict controlfo Trotter's Bulldogs lead the B Regional. Point Pleasant Is host court here Friday right wsnt down to Its second ven Regional's spirited Bulldogs the backboards, outdueling Snuf- Northern Division loop with their to Central Regional in a B Di- of the season yesterday, a SMI dunked In 1» charity tosses to Colt teams are M. boosted their unblemished record ty Mackson, Point's top rebound 5-0 mark. Point Pleasant Beach vision game tomorrow night. The victory wag the third 1 verdict from undefeated _power- end up high scorer in th> j«me ' CBA (M) • " seven games for the to 6-0 with a 52-43 victory over er, to make the Rumson firsl remains in the B Southern Di- Foot FlMuont (43) Runxn an"" Bombers* hougg Roselle dtthollc on the with 20 points. _ FP Red Bank Catholic has Point Pleasant Beach on the break attack roll in high gear. vision league with a 3-1 loop Hacluon & 2 12 Stller y o ers' court her*. Kadecki also had two field sssss ii Harris 3 0ft Heirdom U!! dropped six games. court here Friday night. Point took the edge in the sec mark. The Gulls are 3-2 over-all. Love 0 0 0 Paul ion 5 O 10 Roielle Catholic Jus now won goals (or 13 points. Costello to* The varsity win made it 18-0 VanCulIn 10 2 Thaler 0 0 The second half action wen 10 straight games. CBA has • taled It points for Rotellt. ond quarter scoring, 12-11, bu In an exciting junior varsity Patterson 0- 0 0 Robin ion 5 Oil back and forth with for the Bulldog cage teams. The Her'son 3 1 T Vllardl 0 O the winners M record. CBA was led in the g Rumson's' run, run, run attacl game, Bill Werle scored 19 points Johnson 0 1 l Damlco 0 0 frosh and junior varsity also finally gaining command, 43-42, CBA, which entered the nine column by Robinson, a frtshmsn piled up a 16-7 margin in th( and guards John Riley and John Krayl 6 3 15 LatUmer O O with approximately five minute! boast 6-0 marks. Hai'cker 0 0 0 Woglom O O •Jj"* slightly_ , nervous over the home guard. Robinson had five 'lM third quarter for a 43-24 lead en- Heermaru added • 18 markers Daltoa 0 0 0 Memory 0 O left on a field goal by Rich Pa Itoitll* Ctth. «™...21 14 S 1S-M The victory over the B South- Morris 0 0 0 Lrfurabes 1 0 team's unblemished record, got goals and eight of II free throws omeUIv-Bork * ICulr. - tering the final quarter. each as the pair accounted for Jordan 0 0 0 Benedict O 1 prota. The Caseys never go! ern Division leaders from Point all but two points in a 87-49 Buich 0 O off to • poor start u Rosejle High Scoring Performance Werls 0 0 even again. Pleasant came easily for the Rumson victory. romped out to * 21-9 lead. Bob hustling Rumson cagers. Reardon, turning in his secom » TO 23 » 5: Three players (cored in double Costelk), a 5-11 guard, and t-3 Rumson Warner Gridders high scoring game, led ail scor- Rumson is now idle until Fri- Point Pleasant 5 IS I lt-i figures for the winner), Steve The Bulldogs, with not a eager Rumson 1J 11 16 9-6: forward Bob Dempsey paced the over 6-2 in the starting lineup, ers with 29 markers, seven com' day night when it hosts Southern Officials—Hubka, Penta. Gozora led the trio with 14, Jeff winners In the ttanii with eight 9 used a full-court press in the ing from the charity line, Vernon Osowskl tallied 12 and Paprota points each. But the big man in Hear Giants Gifford opening quarter and raced nut to Paulson, who sparked along wit! had 10. the Roselle attack was Roger a 3-0 lead before Point Pleasant Reardon in the backcourt, finis Wit Buckalew had 17 points Radecki, a 6-3 jumping Jack, who FAIR HAVEN - Frank Gif- the game like it should be could get the ball down court. ed with 10 on five field goal: to lead the Caseys. Chsrll controlled the backboards. focd, one of the New York Pro played Senior sharp shooter Jim Robi: With senior ace Jeff Reardon Dowd added 10. ! The Christian Brothers squsd Glints' top after dinner speak- Glfford also wu very frank son also added 10 points on fiv directing the club, the Bulldogs Red Bank Catholic doesn't see cut the final gap with margins er*ers, , thrilled over 75 Rumson Pop in answering question* regard- baskets as the trio accounted foi posted a 16-5 margin in the first action until Friday night when in the remaining three periods, Warner gridders at their annuil ing the ehamplonihip gam*. One all but three of the winners but,, couldn't come within less quarter and built up a lead pf as the Caseys host cross-town rival awards dinner last night at the lad asked if he thought the points. than eight' points in the second many as 21 points in the middle Red Bank High. WlUowbrook Inn. Giants would btve won if it half. periods. Only a 19-9 bulge in the The Garnet Gulls' high scoring B. B. Cat*. (Ml Sairevllle (It) Glfford, in a ihort talk, gave wasn't cold. .Gifford replied, IT At one point in the third quar- fourth period scoring by Point Ron Karyl, held to five points in Fitzgerald a FP 2a ~5 expert advice to the youthful "We hid a passing team,and it Armstrong- 2 3 7 Pawelei S 0 10 ter the winner* held a Pleasant closed the final gap, the first three quarters of play PttralUl players and told them was difficult to pass in the heavy 0 0 0 Paprota 5 It lead. Again Reardon turned in a fine by the pressing Rumson defense, Buckalaw 13 1 Oscmlki 5 4 1 learning to live is like learning wind and with cold hands. How- Dowd Bl« oowra 2 0 Fouls plagued the CBA squad performance, hitting with clutch finished with 15 points on a 10- O'Keefa 1 0 to play football. "You do some- ever, I won't take anything away 4 3 10 Karlowlti The five starters totaled 22 field goals and free throws when point final quarter. Mackson fin- 3 1 1 Garbowikl thing wrong on the football field from ths Packers; they had a 18 10 41 30 11 61 Bobby Germano and John tilt- Point threatened to come within ished with 12. Red Bank Catholic _.. » 1» I 10—46 Ind yon get penalized. The lame fine team and some aay it was Biyreville 41 13 14 13—JJ1 ton, the Colts' M rebonnder, eight points. Five of Rumson's victories Officiate — Mlriky, Clear*ro. thing: goes In life, do something the best team put together In In the first quarter, Reardon have come in Shore Conference each fouled out. Germano had wrong, snd you get penalized," three fouls before the first half history. dumped in nine of his team's B Division play. Coach Doi laid Gilford. was completed. Germano American Football League All- Usually around this time of the year the show i Asbury Park waltzed off to won its first after three setback!. serious Ss they said it was In Star same yesterday, big news for the newspapers that are currently' out a 22-11 first quarter lead and the Carteret Is winless in five games. I960? Gifford-It wasn't as se- o The East, battling from behind, Wave never caught up. The Croydon Hail completely dom- due to a strike. Despite this handicap, the crowd was rious as it was played up to be. scored twice in the third period Brick Twp. Whips winners increased their margin inated the contest, making num- to tie the score at 14-14. there and no doubt, will be the remainder of the show. to 40-27 at half-time. erous steals and tuning loose Is Tittle a good quarterback? 1 Gifford-Tittl* had ths finest sea. Television was taking up the advertising slack and in- Coach Kern cleared his bench fast-breaking attack that Then.Tripucka took over for son of any quarterback. Ht plays forming the public that the show was under way and in the third period which ended stunned the. home forces. Dawson. of Dallas, the AFL'i Most Valuable Player, and the cruise,would conclude Jan. 20. • with his charges on top by a The Shore team moved but 'to Buccaneers, 69-51 a 18-4 first period lead and made guided the West auras to their commanding 62-38 score. second straight triumph. As you get "feet" weary going from floor to BRICK TOWNSHIP v- Romp-night. Red Bank travels to Free- Gallagher Nets 11 it 37-12 at half-time. Asbury Defeats The former Notre Dame' star floor and foot to foot, you'll see everything that is ing off to a 34-13 halftime lead, hold to take on the Colonials, Gallagher, who played-abou Dan Wall led Croydon Mali Brick Township High coasted to while Brick plays at Toms Riv- half the game due to personal with ,19 points. Bruce Heath connected on two big passes, In- supposed to connect with boating. The Century a 69-51 victory over Red Bank fouls, led the winners with 19 chalked up 11. All 10. team New Brunswick cluding the touchdown score, to teammate Lionel Taylor in a in a Shore Conference A Di- Red BUk (51) Brick Tup. <6» points. Starrett, a bulky per- members contributed to the scor- ASBURY PARK - Coach Bill ' Boat Co. has on display a new 45-foot 5%-inch seven-play drive that ate up 89 vision contest on the winners' a FF G FP former, added 12, and Nubby ing. Bill Stiefel, Tony Brennsn Kern's ,Asbury Park High School Philippine mahogany cruiser. Largest boat in the 7 4 18 Scott T 7 21 yards. The touchdown was set court here Friday night. Carlone 12 4 Neuman 8 11 27 Napolitano, another footballer, and Heath gave the visitors com- basketball team, improving with Kocen 2 0 t Welnberg 1 8 10 up by a 49-yard pass from Tri- show, it is tagged at $57,680, that Is, with stand- had nine i n the well-rounded plete control of the backboards. every game,--stopped New Bruns- The victory was the Green Dra- 113 Trembley 0 0 pucka to Taylor. Two plays 3 3 & Lamb'son 0 0 0 Asbury Park attack. Croydon Hall swept the double- wick, 67-62, in a Central Jersey ard equipment. If that figure doesn't quite fit gons' third in seven games over- 0 0 0 Raiser 0 0 0 later, Tripucka again connected 10 2 Zaycek 2 0 Tom Olivadotti, Long Branch's header, winning the jayvee Group IV Conference clash here your pocketbook, you can always find another ex- all and their second in A Di- 0 0 0 Thomas 0 Saturday night. with Taylor, the league's top re- vision play against three losses. 0 O 0 Mozlne 0 0 0 fine performer, led his team with contest, 23-19, behind Ed Segel's ceiver, for 20 yards and the hibitor who is ready to sell you a pair of cuff links, 0 0 0 Shortreed 1 I 12 markers. Chris Foltis had I 11 point barrage. It was the fourth straight win The Dragons are tied for' the Johnson • 3 11 Hoffman 113 for the Blue Bishops to raise touchdown. or even a flashlight battery. If the 45-footer is too fifth position in the nine-team and Al Jordan chipped in with CnjlM Ball («) Carter*! (13) 19 13 51] 21 27 60 10. 0 FP O IP their overall mark to 6-3. New Until Tripucka took to the air big and it Is out of the question of driveway stor- loop with Toms River. Red Bank « T It 20—51 Dooley 1 > 4 Petroakl 10 0 Brick Township 13 21 16 IS—69 The game was marred by fre- Torborf t 4 HAttoolto 0 2 3 Brunswick Is 2-7 on' the cam- for the winner, fullback Curtis age during the winter, Commodore's new 12-foot Red Bank leads only winless Officials—Lockenroeyer, Bltsko. Lutllt 1 SB.AUonlto 0 0 0 McClinton, the Rookie of the quent infractions, Asbury Park Sullivan 1 5 Bcnanirnu t 0 S paign. Astronaut one-design, goes at $795 and it might Freehold Regional in the A Dl- made 18 oat of 38 charity tosses, Heath 1 11 McQulllln 10 1 Asbury Pirk swept the triple- Year from Dallai, provided the Stiefel 0 4 Eelztr 4 0 S major offensive fireworks for the squeeze into your basement vision standings. The Buccaneers while the Green Wave dropped Wall 5 19 Heuaeca Oil header. The frosh won 56-44, are 1-7 over-all and 1-5 in league CBA Cagers QrlMlla 1 > while the jsyvees squeezed out,a West. ' 24 out of 33 tries. Brennan 1 3 play. Asbury Park made the trip a Cavanaugn 0 4 51-50 victory on a basket by Ed Earl Fsison of San Diego was Elbow room was scarce in numerous areas seeing voted the game's outstanding de- Brick Township inarched out complete success by also cap- MUM 10 I __ Smith in the last eight seconds. that the foul weather helped to get the boating fan Post 6th Win fensive plsyer. to a 13-6 lead in the first quar- turing the jayvee game, 53-43. Croydon Hall .~~. It M lt-«S Park (>7) New Bnuwlrk (6i) LINCROFT - Christian Broth- Carterst School I > «—13 OFF (I ¥T East i__0 0 14 o-14 Inside. Youthful fans collecting pamphlets on every- ter and moved out to its 21-point Dave Warlick and Ed Smith each lOOlltUU) 111) Oavln 3 2 1 ers Academy's powerful basket- West .7 7 0 7—21 thing from a tank of air for a diver to the huge yachts, margin at halftime with a 21-7 had 14 for the.Bishop reserves. Itaierett « 0 12 fitanesowitl 1 4-8 ball team ran off the first nine Gallaghsr « 1 13 Plttman 9 X 11We«t—McClinton 54 run (Mingo bulge in the second quarter. Red Harold Cooper paced the losers fcmalnB 0 0 0 Haiklm SOW think nothing of tossing a Hornung block on you and points of the contest here Friday 4 0 t Lewis « J IS kick) i • Bank had 18-16 and 20-19 advan- with 15 points. St. Rose Pins night to pave the way for a 1 4 t Htjrnei 10 2 West—Kocourek 11 pass from continue on as if they were making a 15-yard gain tages in the third and final quar- Asbunr Park I7g) Loaf Brack (S>> 4 11 Onind 0 0 0 crushing 64-39 victory over Arch- G" FP O FT Dawson (Mingo kick) through center. ters, respectively, to close the fi- Hayes 1 1 3| Jordan 4 83-75 Loss On 30 T «T 23 11 « bishop Walsh, of Irvington. Vandersloot I 0 8l Nelson 1' < Brunswick 50 II 13 10—«? East—Hennigan S pass from nal gap. Gallagher 8 3 19 Olivadotti ! Ill Artury Park n i| 17 n—tt Every year the outboard motor companies The win was the sixth in seven Tomalno _ _ II Caldotl! 0 0 Officials—Tohn. Frezza. Blanda (Blanda kick) Bob Neumann and Bob Scott Starrett 5 2 12 Abel 0 0 East—Grantham 29 pass inter- introduce new models and this one is no exception. paced Brick Township in the starts for Coach Vincent Cox's O'Dell 3 0 6 Greenwood 1 0 St. Mary's (S.A,) Colts. The Walsh squad sports a Napolitano 3 3 9 Foltis 11 It took the Congress three ception (Blanda kick) scoring column with 27 and 21 Krlstowlcz 2 2 6 Jones O 0 SOUTH AMBOY - St. Rose Bringing in new models are Kiekhaefer Co., with 5-4 record. K weeks and 63 ballots to elect a West—Taylor 20 pass from Trl- points, respectively. Neumann Abarbanei 2 Schleiel 3 1 four new Mercurys; West Bend Co., a new V-4 Weaterburf 0 0 0 Greahtm 0 4 of Belmar posted scoring mar- speaker in 1S49. After a bitter pucka (Mindo kick) and Scott also did most of the CBA out-scored the visitors, 18- Grmlherg 2 0 4 Bellinger gins In all but the third quarter fight, Howell Cobb of Georgia Btansburr Oil Attendance 27,641. 75-horsepower Speedifour from Evinrude Motors, rebounding for the winners. Eric 6, in the first period and in- in recording an 83-75 victory over as chosen by a plurality instead Weinberg was also in double fig- creased the margin to a com- 31 14 78 IS M 55 and a new Perkins 30-horsepower with electric Ajbury Park 21 1« 23 IS—78 St. Mary's of South Amboy here of a majority, as it usually the ACCOUNTANTS TO MEET ures for the winners with ]~0 manding 35-17 at halftime. Long Branch 11 IS 11 20—58 yesterday. starting. Officials—Feeney, Zuber. EAT0NTOWN - The North points, eight from the free throw The Irvington team scored the The victory boosted St. Rose's It doesn't make any difference what floor you are Jersey Shore Chapter, National line. first eight points of the third Continue Work record to 8-1. St Mary's now President Kennedy made 360 Association of Accountants, will frame to narrow the CBA lead has an 8-2 mark. speeches and Richard M. Nixon on, or what area, you'll always find something new. Eddie Winrow paced Red NEW YORK (AP) — Dozens hold its- January technical ses- to 35-25. The winners opened the St. Rose jumped out front in 312 in ths lsst presidential cam- Accessories at one time were brass hardware, fancy Bank's scorers with 18 points. of.firemen fought a series of fires sion at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday in the gap again early in ,the fourth pe- the first quarter ss ace Bob paign. Hank Johnson was next with 11 in the 102-story Empire State Colonnade Restaurant, here. horns, bilge pumps, etc. Now the boats are getting to riod when Kirk Robinson and Verga dumped In 12 points for for the cold-shooting Red Bank Building Wednesday and Thurs- Harry Leopold, Jr., manager of John Hilton found the range. an 18-17 advantage. In the sec- compete with the high-priced automobiles. Wall-to quintet. Winrow and Kehoe did day working from the 34th St. No problem finding tenants commercial research. Eastern Archbishop Walsh Christian Brothers ond stanza, Ron Hlatky pumped when you advertise The Register wall carpets, air conditioning units, electric refrlgera oeman work in the rebounding side of the building. Division, Colorado Fuel and Iron (30) in 12 points to give St. Rose way—Advertisement department for the Bucs. n rp On. the 33d Street side, a crew Corp., will be guest speaker. tors and other so called luxury items seem to go with Bourruni a FP a 28-20 bulge and 44-37 halftime Brick Township edged out a 55- 7 1 15 Germano 3 < 10 if window washers calmly con- Corrao 0 0 0 lead. the boat like the important rudder. 50 victory in the junior varsity McDermott * 4 0 a n. Harper 8 3 15 tinued work. w&tkini 0 2 Hilton 6 3 15 After St. Mary's took a 19-18 Several companies are producing items such game. Red Bank's Bill Horlacker Keare 0 8 Robinson 5 3 13 Butler 2 0 4 Davidson margin in the third quarter, St. took scoring honors in the game Oil Chrls'pher 113 About 85 per cent of the na as portable radios that are equally at home in the Palm a 1 0 2 Rose iced the wm with a 32-19 with 23 points while Gary Wag- Chris'son Oil Meialna 0 0 0 ion's public school boards are C. E. ROBERSON, Inc. Cun'ham 0 0 0 Heichey cabin of a cruiser or on the home library shelf. 0 0 0 J, Harper 2 0' 4 fourth quarter advantage. er was high for the winners 1 0 2 elected and the remaining 15 per Even television sets are part of a yacht these days. with 18 markers. SI c I llano St. Mary's won the jayvee IS 3 39 21 14 fll cent appointed, a study by the ROUTE 79, SOUTH STREET Bo(h clubs play A Division Archbishop Walsh « 11 14 8—33 U.S. Office of Education has game, 47-43. At dock side you hook into power, under way CBA 18 17 8 21-« U. Bus (83) St. Marr'l (Wl :Iubs on the road tomorrow Officials—Padauno, Gteele. disclosed. ' they'll operate on batteries. Veria 0 re a rp FREEHOLD, NEW JERSEY Wlekla 11 tWIKrliTBr 11 tsf Galley color schemes are fitting and a real selling HUtkjr 1 t»UFlrrsll S Ii: Wrestling Roundup Dreschsr 10 5 JS Chodklnriar sou Xnara f 0 B Derent J 1 15 point for the cook in the family. Refrigerator com- 1 4 Sp'Donnsll 1 0 ! panies are producing color units to fit galley colors. ISelorer HI S3 IS U 31 1J T5 In fact, it is getting like purchasing a house. The fe- C.B.A. Ruins Rumson's Home Debut st. now u M is n-*i Christian Brothers Academy class), Jim Black (140-pound 129—Jim Newman (Wl A. St. Mary's (S.A.) ...-.,17 » It lt-TS male of the family checks the working conditions of a Dough, 6*2 - Officials—Koesls * SKuardl. won its third match in seven class), and John Martin (156- lSMWoe Oherdl (RBC) p. Hlnry Tod, 1130. Slid - kitchen when purchasing a new home. Likewise with starts Friday afternoon, topping pound class) and Bill Callahan 140—Charlrs Skaar (W) drsw Mark a boat, she wants to see how much room is available Rumson-Fair Haven Regional's (167-pound class) all scored pins Industrial Equipment Show 147r-Ron' Pappaa National Football League. scoring of Richie Norcrosj. Jin) Golden Eagles. Bob Budesa tal- to give Neptune and Manasquan Siciliano kept the home tide lied IS and Jim Bailey, 14. a run for the A Dlvison crown in [Ahewood (II) Jllddlrlo II (4I> The victory, witched by 61,374 O IP close with five baskets in a row. Central Regional* won the jay- pre-season forecasts, have now o r P in the sun-drenched but chilly ,12 8 Girardin Monmouth rallied in,the second vee contest by a 41-29 score.'. dropped five straight games for 0 0 0 Novembra 8 6 17 Memorial Coliseum, snapped a a 3-5 over-all record and 2-4 A Morgan 2 2 6 Davenport 2 0 I period, outscoring the visitors Monmouth Regional invades 0 2 2 R.finover 4 1 n three-game losing streak for the Division mark. The Piners are Cannon 2 3 7 Bullivant 3 ! S East and gave, the men of New 18-13 to take a 34-33 half-time Raritan Township Tuesday for an MAT ACTION — Fried Seifz, dark trunks, Christain Academy wrestler, goes at it Brown 8 2 18 Hargrava 3 1 7 edge. The winners (led the in seventh place In the nine- OOO 2 0 4 , York's Allie Sherman a measure afternoon contest. with Rumion-Fair Haven Regional'. Mai Bedell in the 122-pound class under the team A Division loop. OOO of respectability again in the se- score with IS seconds left and Ctalml B»I. «!> Monmmlh went ahead on a successful foul O TT watchful eye of raferee Len Cooke, Wall Township High athletic director and Shore 15 U 41 a 6 49 ries that began in 1851. Norcrou a 0 2it,0 Simpson 2 After Lakewood posted Its 12-9 tjakewooil J2 II 12 6—11 shot. Budeift 1 IS Drlll 3 3 > Conference president. Seitz picked up five points for CBA with a pin in 3:38. CBA advantage in the first quarter, MWtlletown , B 15 M 11—49 The Western Conference stars Hurley 0,00 Tubllewici a o Officials—Mclntyra, Kocslf. Falcons Hold Lead Bailer 0 0 won, 36-14 Friday. Ir was Rumson's first homa match. Middietown took the lead early . still lead 8-5 after having won Mirlfn 4 0 in the second quarter and was Both teams .chalked up nine v«mecria 0 0 0 Mitchell O 0 five of the last six games until 1 0 SCUratolo O 0 never headed. The Lions took points in a slow third quarter Indtlll III Alaton O 0 Freehold Gym yesterday.. \ Mirvln glcllla.no 12 4 a 15-11 margin in the second that ended with Monmouth in a Hubbsrd O 0 i Ten points in a 19-second span 43-42 lead. Denny Simpson in- Hopwood 2 0 19 Drivers Enter Gulf quarter to a 24-23 halftime lead. actually made the difference for jured his ankle in this period Deifids 0 0 Hoffman The winners posted margins of Team Records the Easterners, they had ap- and was forced to sit out the . 24 4 52 8 758 14-12 and 11-6 in the third and Cantnd R«r ...... M 13 9 1O-S2 Marine Hall of Fame - peared ready to run the West oft remainder of the contest. Mmmoutti TRe* U M » 13-S! fourth quarters, respectively, to Second Victory the field when a bruising pound NEW YORK - Bill Muncey of 200.4105 at Guntersville, Ala., steadily pull away for the win. 1 game,* triggered by player-of-the- Bob Girardin, who sparked the FEEHOLD - Coach Konaid Whips Mercer Island, Washington and April 17, 1962. He also set a kilo tidy's unbeaten Freehold Region- game Jim Brown of Cleveland, Lions' second quarter surge, Neptune Rolls up 110-48 Roy Dtfby of Clarkston, Michi mark or 196.168 MPH. al High School gymnastic team - took them to a 13-0 lead in the paced the winners In the scoring gan, , boat racing daredevils, Other racers qualifying for the chalked up its second victory in first quarter. column with 17 points. The Lion were among the 19 standouts Marina Racing Hall of Fame a row downing a visiting Penns- scoring was well spread with A couple of hours later they Romp Over Freehold Reg. elected to'the 26th annual Gulf which now numbers 210 in all bury, Pa., High School squad, were behind 20-13 and straggling Keyport Marine Racing Hall of Fame at Lyn Davenport getting nine, Ray in its quarter of a century of 52-28, before 400 fans in the Free- Neptune's 110-pound total is be to get up some kind of momen- NEPTUNE — Coach Larry the annual awards breakfast here existence were Harry Bartolome Snover eight and Ken Bullivant hold gym Friday night. tum against Vince Lombardi's Hennessy's Neptune High Filers, lieved to be the highest total at the Essex House Saturday. of Castro Valley, Calif.; Larry even. fired-up Westeners. beaten only In the state Group ever by a Shore quintet. Nep- SOUTH AMBOY — Keyport John Brown was the only Lake- The Colonials tied one meet in Muncey, winning the National Bulman of Washington, D. C; addition to their two triumphs. III final last season, displayed tune previously _ rolled up 108 minus Its big 64 rebounder, Den- Donald Christy of Baltimore, wood eager to score in double , New York's Y. A. Tittle, who High' Point championship in the Freehold winners included some of last year's firepower points' against 'Rumson High Md., Jim' Downing of Seattle, figures with 18. Bob Kowit was generally had a rough afternoon nis Frsse, was no match for a unlimited class for the third Wayna Errickson on the tide- Friday night in crushing winless School in 1952. Wash.; Curtis Estes of Norfolk, next with eight. - with his passing, got the East surprising Hoffman High Schoo straight year, triumphed In five horse, Terry Murdoctc on the Freehold Regional, 110-4!, On the Mentor Hennessy went With Va.; Billy Hutchins of Miami, back even early in the fourth straight races, including the Gold high bar and Jim Surgent on the court here. his starting quintet for the first team here Friday, losing a 81-56 Fla., and Art McDougall of Alex- M1DDLET0WN BU81NESSMEKS period on a 19-yard scoring pass Cup classic. He created a new LKAUUK •till rings. ' The victory was the seventh three quarters and when the buz- non-Conference basketball game. andrla, Va. . to Preston Carpenter of Pitt* world mark for 45 miles in corn- X* in nine games for. the Fliers. zer ended after the third eight r 7 Mlddletown Lane* .—,,-~»,...35 13 Dennis Boutote and Don Kosen- burgh. The South Amboy team had petition !n taking In"the~p7esi- Also, Les Brown of Oakland, Parkway Atlantic zweig were second and third, re- They share the Shore Con* minutes of play, Neptune held a completer control of the back- Lincrolt Pharmacy dent's cup race laurels in Wash- 111., Lawrence Castagneto, Jr. of Oaals Restaurant ... spectively, In tumbling, Bob Con- The lightning struck with about ference A Division lead with 94-31 lead. At halftime the Fliers boards with Frase out of action ington, D. C., Melrose, Mass.; George Cusick O'Dell'i Plumbing -, over and Ed Jackson second and four minutes left in the gams. Manasquan, each club boasting ted by 38 points, 59-21. and quickly parlayed its advan- Julie's Farm Market Roy Duby shattered the unlim of Cambridge, Md.; Jack Hess Holmdel Liquor ...... third on the sldehorse, Paul Vex- A fumble by Johnny Unitas a 5-0 loop record. Freehold has tage into a rout of the visitors Styles Floor Covering Bob Davis, the only returning ited hydro record when he of Niagara Falls, N. Y.; Don ler, second on the high bar and was recovered- by Big Daddy dropped all five of its games this Hoffman had margins In every Nervo Bros ™ 25 starter from last season's pow- scorched through the waters at Pontius of Hummels Wharf, Pa.; Middietown Plumbing Supp 25 tied for third with Walt Hawlyk Lipscomb. It gave the East the season, ail in the A Division. period to win its third in six Red Bank Electric . erhouse, led all scorers with 26 George Rels of Pilot Nob, N.Y.; Three S's __. on the parallel bar. ball on the West 25. On fourth starts. The Governors lost to points. Four Mother players hit (posthumously); Bud Wiget of Sportsmen IS Jaka Blakehaskins was fourth . down, Lou Michaels kicked a 27- Keyport in their first outing. Miller Plating 12 double figures for the Fliers and Lakeland, Fla.; and Jim Schoch Amos Plumbing „—...... - 12 on the high bar, Bill Mills, sec- yard field goal that snapped a Top Ten 12 of the 15. players who saw Henry Hudson Sarbo Plumbing •• —...—.... ».., 4 Coach Frank Zampello's Red of Quincy, II. 200 Club — H. Crelln 234, D. Leon ond on the parallel bar, Mur- 20-20 tie. action for Neptune scored. Jim Raiders dropped their third in 303, R. Marino 202, L. drazlde 203, J. Twenty-three drivers were al- Hollnde. 203. J. Feldroan 203, J. Frock; dock, second, oh the still rings On the kickoff Abe Woodson Cage Results Bell had 18, Lee Davis and nine contests. They are 3-0 in Dumps Shore i added to the 100 Mile per 204, T. Qalinty 204, F.I Call a no 212. and Dan Racz, third, on the still of San Francisco fumbled when Gary Carroll tallied 17 each, and the B Division race and have an H. Even 20D, L. BI>W 218. B. NEW YORK a, Hilldale Rd., New Shrews- starved for accurate information v Rev. Laantee was born in Es- the programs. gime in power." bury, passed the test for OUTLET on U.S. and Soviet relations, and tonia and escaped in 1944 when Washington Flashes ipathabnic technicians. Wrong Programs what this country is doing to help that country was occupied by So- 241 Highway 31, Eatontowa With an eye toward his politi- The 'announcement was made Jut South si Ettoatom ClreU "The Voice of America is people fight communism through- viet Russia. He came to this FUEL OIL i cal future, Assistant Senate >y Arthur J. Sills, attorney gen- OPEN DAILY t:N to •:]• beaming the wrong programs to out the world. country in 1949, at the age of 21, the wrong people in Poland and Democratic Leader Hubert Hum- eral. Six persons who took the SAT. »:» to liM utfNER iAL£s sCRvia and is a naturalized US citizen. Cuba," Rooney bluntly told "That is the type of news we phrey, Minn., has decided to exams failed. T»»~i SHI 61OO should be broadcasting to Poland seek the chairmanship of the He was graduated from Wagner Rusk. "Because of the content, College, Staten Island, N. Y., ' but intellectuals and Com-every day. This is what the Poles Senate Democratic Campaign are anxious to hear. They don' Committee. As head of this arid from the Lutheran Theologi- want to hear the reports we are money-raising committee, Hum- cal Seminary, Philadelphia. ORDER NOW broadcasting about an opening of phrey believes he would.be hi He served as pastor of Bland en art exhibit in Washington or • strong position to build up his County Lutheran Parish in Vir- a play on Broadway." standing with party leaders, as ginia, and In 1957 left for Argen- Colored Picture Post Cards Vice President Lyndon Johnson tina as a missionary of the did in 1960. Sen. Frank Church, United Lutheran Church . in of your establishment Never Filed Idaho, and Sen. Clalborne Pell, America. He organized the Re- Rev. Karl Laantee formation Lutheran Church in R.I., who claims White House gaged in graduate studies at the «t support, also are after this covet- Buenos Aires, which conducts Union Theological < Seminary, Tax Return, ed job. Of Hie trio, Sen. Hum- services in Spanish, Estonian New York City. ; phrey is deemed the favorite be- and English. , • REDUCED WINTER RATES cause of his seniority. Sen. Vance He also served as director of Woman Says Hartke, Ind., is giving up the the Lutheran Youth Camp, treas- Convicted on Bad also: 4 Colored Educational Comic Book* chairmanship because he is up CHICAGO (AP) - A Stenog- urer of the Mission Council, for re-election in 1964 rapher says she hasn't paid her member of the executive council Check When it comes to putting a ceil income taxes—art estimated $24,- of the United Evangelical Luth- FREEHOLD - In a:trial held PHONE 222-2100 ing on the tax the individual ttWuiSff OOO-in 20 years because she be- eran Church hi Argentina, and of Before County Judge ;EIvin R. pays, there isn't too great a dif- lieves the Veterans Administra- various commissions and inter- Simmill, a Monmoutli County BORO BUSES •- ference between President Ken- denominational organizations. He tion has cheated her mentally in- jury here Thursday miind an At- nedy and former President Eisen- valid brother. spent last summer in the Scan lantic Highlands man guilty ol Jordan Printing Service, Inc. hower. Kennedy favors a reduc- dinavlan countries and Western issuing a worthless check. Miss Olga Hobeck, 57, Thurs- tion from the present 92 per cent Europe. day disclosed in a letter to the Prosecutor Vincent Keuper said ceiling to 55 per cent. Eisenhower As a refugee from com- 904 Broadway, West Long Branch, N. J. Internal Revenue Service that she Joseph Jones, who resides at the wants it cut to 50 per cent. Both munism, pastor Laantee partici- had evaded paying income taxes Bay View Nursing Home, Fair- are actively promoting their pated in several telecasts on that by claiming four dependents on view Ave., had been charged with Our representative will be glad to call Views among members of their subject while in Argentina. He her payroll deduction although issuing a false- check in the parties. also has been heard over the with full information. she supports only herself and her amount of $137 to Lois Taylor, An economic blockade of East "Voice of America." TEAR OLD MONET SERVICE brother. Germany, which would include 176' Liberty St., Long Branch, Miss Hobeck, who said she maritime boycott, will be in I/inp Branch Fph S solves modern never has filed a tax return, staged by the International Con works for a Loop law firm for federation of Free Trade Unions if IF ONLY BIG, BIG SAVINGS-AND GRAND GIFTS-WILL DO... money problems $90 a week. She said she,doesn't Premier Khrushchev decides to have much money but she would exert any new pressure on the Vbu borrow with confidence from Household Finance. be willing to pay her back taxes West to give up its hold on West Here's why-during our 85 years, we've met practi- if her brother, Arthur, SO, could Berlin. Accordng to information cally every kind of money problem and helped mil- get compensation from the Vet given the Senate, Commerce Com- lions of people from all walks of life. This experience erans Administration. mittee, the boycott not only LOW PRICIS 6 makes us well to serve the money needs "I haven't even got a thousand would bar the loading of cargoes of modern families. dollars," Miss Hobeck said. "Bu for East Germany and unloading You can be sure we'll Ctik MONTHLY PAYMENT PLANS unless they (the VA) help my of East German ships, but would YwM understand your 24 IS 12 6 brother, I'd go to jail rather than call on all East German crews piymtl ptymtt problems and will 1 Pomll pay. If only he had been given in non-Communist ports to quit PUID STAMPS give you advice and $100 S6.97 % 9.75 (18.15 $15 a week, I wouldn't have their ships. 'Some 55 million assistance you can 200 13.93 19.50 36.31 trust. 3M mfi.77 20.90 29.25 54.46 done it" workers from 137 trade unions of 4M %lf94 27.47 38.59 72.14 Miss Hobeck said her. brother 97 countries comprise the ICFTU, Pure ltt>f—Frwhly Ground Atk about Credit Lite SM 26.77 33.69 47.62 89.53 suffered a nervous breakdown in according to its report. . the Army in 1941 and after five Iruuranet on loans Htmukctfi ctarff it 2H% panonlknM- at group rate mcttif tlOOot UatniH 0jmptr mMmt months service was honorably Swift to Sew OipatoJlluMnciiHixctucltlWUtlOO. discharged as a schizophrenic, or split personality. He has been un- Spttlal Service to Armed Force* Pertonnel able to work since. Printed Pattern GROUND BEEF The VA said Hobeck was dis- OUSEHOLD FINANCE charged m August 1941, before SMOKED the start of World War II, and therefore does not qualify for CeitirSiicM MIUIT MM compensation. IHekirTlii 710 Cookman Avenue—PRospect 5-2500 The IRS said Miss Hobeck's let- HAM STEAKS OpiP Wedimdgy «veRlaas until I ter had not yet reached "proper UTONTOWH channels.",A spokesman said her Monmouih Shopping Center case will be assigned for review "Super-Right" Quality Veal Sale! It 35 at Eatonlown Traffic Circle-Liberty 2-1340 and examination, a procedure the Opn Widnerioy t FrWey wrings ttntil 8 IRS follows when a taxpayer re- RIB VEAL CHOPS 791 STEWING VEAL '— 59 < NIDDUtOWN ports an irregularity in return. MMdfolown Shopping Cenler LOIN VEAL CHOPS 89£ BREAST OF VEAL 29< 1107 Highway #35-OSbome 1-1400 It adds up! More and more tyei Uwrstov t Friday maitas nrl 7 people use The Register ads each SHOULDER CHOPS 69! VEAL CUBED STEAKS 95< Issue because results come fast- 69,! er.—Advertisement. . iiff More "SuperRight" Meat Buys.' — Fmafenileu FroitCits "S.per-Ritki"—SHIM Planning to BRISKET BEEF Hfnt 79,? BONELESS SOUP BEIF 69,1 BEEF LIVER fr***^ 39c WHITE SHRIMP J.'Z 98,t REMODEL? 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Realtors Form Bayshdfce Bowling TI.EKDAV SOCIAL Span nrtdt Ttle Koot CSLM — Veteran Members Ul<*y 13 Multiple Listing Service HIiUMfa KccratlM Center VntouelwMb _ J5 17 W L The Regals .. . 18 \imomom - TWO to 1958, Dr. Woolley WAS mayor Klevt Center Market . . _ JJ 18 RED BANK - A group of 15 on H. Poling, 38 Rt. 36, Key. Banra Landing . . JI 21) We Threa 224 194 moglh Cotinty dentists were hon- of' -West Long Branch. Rollettes 22 20 port; E.R. Snyder & Co., First Flnlay & Bnienlnger Ins 30 21 Swtel Nothln'l 22 20 realtors has formed the Northern ored ait i recent meeting of the Ttam 2 I JO 21 Two Hits k A Ml M'i 16'i Monmouth Multiple Listing serv- Ave., Atlantic Highlandi and Monmouth County Dental Socie- Kru«e Tavern . _„ 29 22 The Mlihtya OT'j 314 Bay V.ew Barber Hhop Hi 2i The RWTH . 20 22 ice with offices at 60 Broad St. Rt. 35, Middletown; Paul R. ty Mlanllc Bjpply Co. a 26 Quast Printers nu jb!» Triads 20 2i Officers of the new group are Stryker, Holmdel-BradeveW Rd..; t TIU Both Dr. Herbert Ely Williams, latin 3 . 2.1 28 Calvin R. G. Ohlsen, president, Holmdel; Thompson and Bartell Highlands Kec . lh^ 3ji Sldvpcrs 120 Broad St., Red Bank, and The Champs .. Kenneth Walker, vice president; Andy's Shore Bar ..... 18 3a Team Seven .. Inc., Rt. 35, Middletown; Van Dr. Owen Woolley, 266 Wall St., Highlands Electron * TV 18 3] Majesties John T. Lawley, treasurer and Vliet Agency, Line Rd., Holmdel West Long Branch, addressed MO Club — Caprarlo KB, Rontlno We U'ns ...... 219.204; atone ZOC aiovia 201. ...15 27 Earle S. Snyder, secretary. and Walker & Walker, 661 the society members at the WO Berlea —. Hontlno 583. Three Flashes O. Ave. Paul P. Bova, Sterling S. Broad St., Shrewsbury. meeting in the Crystal Brook J. Bruno _ 39 158 KJ2D BANK BKCKEATION E. Schweitzer 33 153 Thompson and Mrs. Amy Van Formation of the organization Inn Tl'KSDAY LEAGUE B. Bruno 39 149 ; w L "" Peck _. L.J2 143 Vliet are .directors. will make it easier for families Red Bank Htfllter 21 19 Menzzopane 42 143 The group will service Keyport, Overhead Door products Corp...28 20 Johnson 42 145 to sell or to buy a home. If a Vincent's Beauty Salon 28. 20 Lockwood .. 42 141 Matawan, Holmdel, Middletown, family lists their home for sale Rogers Club Metra .28 22 141 : Sergewlch . 42 Colts Neck, Marlboro, Highlands, Rusas Brothers .i ... 23 25 Newsome .. „ 42 139 with one of the member-realtors, Volkland's Towing Service 21 27 ... N1I1 42 138 Union Beach and Raritan Town- the property will automatically Potter's Beauty Salon ..21 27 R. GRllagher ... 38 138 Oil Delivery Ino , 16 32 B. Vandervort .42 137 ship areas. go up for sale in the 15 mem- ..Team High Three-Games — Rogers M, Leavy _..,42 137 Charter members of the serv- Club Metra S.771. R. Bmlth _ _. ._.442 ber-offices, with over 71 sales- JTeam High Gnme — Overhead Door M. Masrlno .-.., 42 135 ice are: men working in the seller's be- Products Corp 995. F. Feldler 38 133 High Series — Dominie Acerra 6S5. Darragh 131 Paul P. Bova, 1334 Rt. 35, Mid- half, * High Game — Dominic Acerra. PROMOTED ON OKINAWA — Harry E. Chamberlain, Momn „ „ m 42 129 lletown; Curtin Agency, 64 Low Game'— William Koch 103. Fread 121 In seeking a home, the family . Ind. Ave. 2d, righf, whose parents live «f 18 Turner St., Eatontown, Brown „ ;. 36 Tiompson Ave., Leonardo; Mat- will be serviced not only by the O Ave. Dorari 42 120 liew J. Gill, Rt. 35, Middletown; M. Ferrlgno .<5 185,13 Aniierson .. 33 N.J., receives congratulations from Maj. John P. Cassidy, Individual broker with whom he R. Korotia 43 183.H T, Thompson ..42 - 125 !irwan Co., Leonardville Rd., M. Geronl . .-...— -.45 182.32 J. Figaro 42 121 adjutant of U.S. Army Signal Group, after being pro- deals, but by all the other of- D. Acerra 46 181.43 ielford; Joseph S. Lang Agency, Dr. Owen Woolley, Greenwood 16 121 fices. In this manner home- R. Ravlele ..40 118.33 Alexander .. ...38 123 moted specialist four on Okinawa. He is a member of Wain St., Holmdel; Joseph B. V. DePontl ...39 175.23 Tateoslan .. 36 121 seekers will be able to select Dr. Williams graduated from A. Rogd :. - 48 174.29 Keenan . 36 123 the group's Headquarters Company. He was graduated Ungan, 513 Front St., Union from a greater variety of homes W. Delss -V.48 174.1' Matzi 42 121 Beach; Lawley Agency, Rt. 35, the same school and first started 8. Gweley .45 173.24 Bupplee ...„. 42 120 from Long Branch, N.J., High School and attended Vir- in different price ranges. There his dental practice in Farming- F. Alexander 48 • 173.10 Menna .... 42 120 Middletown; and Navesink As- is no additional charge for list- T. Johnannemann Jr. 48 172.25 Genovese .... 39 12(1 sociates, Rt. 35, Middletown. dale, settling in Red Banff five R. Fischer 47 172.23 FerroKlne 36 ginia Polytechnic Institute, Blasksburg, Va. ing with a member realtor — all years later. He joined the- socie- L. Zacek .:.<» 175.19 Perrlllo ... 24 JC. Slckela 45 172.8 -. Bertelson .. services are free. The only ty in 1905 and in 1910 was presi- K. Shelly 48 171.35 R. Epstein ..... 42 charge is the standard commis- T. Plney 48 171. M. Famulary dent. He is an author of several J, Maduak; 47 170.20 M. Geronl 30th Anniversary In New Post sion of 6 per cent involved in dentistry! books. R. Clarnbrone 42 170.8 F. Lombardl . ions Club the sale or purchase of a prop- J. Acerra _...... 4! D. Schweitzer G. Colmorgen 48 159.8 Ambmslno erty. A. LaRocQUe ....39 1B8.20 Prltche E. GrOD . „ ...42 168.16 Mazzucca . To Sponsor Dr. Herbert E., William* Holy Name Unit P. Maresca 4B 167.35 Davenport F. Trezza . : 48 167.15 Ambroslno -ADVERTISEMENT- J. MMtoccIa ..- .._ IS HWS3 Capgrlllone Dr. Woolley has retired alter To Hear Forte J. Talarlco - 45 1M.8 Bruno H. Pnri^ern ™ 4.1 IBM DeCarlo ... Student Trip 61 years of practice. Dr. Wil R. DeNlgris <« 1R4.«3 RED BANK - Al Forte, physi- Mayer . .„ MIDDLETOWN - The Lions liams has been in practice for <:. wilionnhbr a 1«4 ?0 A. Mandla NERVE DEAFNESS cal education director and head V. *rnone 48 163.7 F. nassone' .... :lub will sponsor a Pancake Fes- P. Catabrpje, Jr IP more than 65 years. N. Caravetta . tival March 2 to raise funds to "MODEL OF NEW" football coach at Red Bank Cath- o. nuenther 48 1B1.1JI Morln ... Dr. Woolley is the only living olic High School, will be guest R. Thaler .« l«n.?!> Levitt „ send three high school juniors to MINIATURE F. Paiumbo ..32 150.26 Mariano ... charter member of the society speaker at the monthly meeting R. Kennedy 48 1VI.4 Allegra .... Europe this summer. HEARING AID GIVEN and in 1908 served as its presi- at St. James Holy Name Society R. Crelln . «_ _™ 42 1IM.13 -. Tyra W. Koch ,.Zn 155.26 S. Tymlnlakl ... The festival will be held in dent. He is a graduate of the tonight at 8:30 o'clock. n. Von Ohlen _ 39 154.26 L. Grandlnettt (not an actual hearing aid) P, Calabrese, Sr. ._ 48 he high school cafeteria. School of Dentistry. From 1953 147.26 Washington, D.C.—A most Mr. Forte will' be joined by Mm Under 1/3 OamM UNITED MOVBAY NIGHT Students will be selected on M. O'fftll ...... 18 159.7 A. H. R. O. unique free offer, of special Joseph Calao, faculty manager A. Parker 12 154.11 he basis of their maturity, good LAKE LIGHTED for athletics and bead basket- Houde Glass Company . 31 if, interest to those who hear KEANSBHRO KATIIES MONDAY Sunrise Dairy Co "30 tizenshlp, extra curricular activ- WEST LONG BRANCH - ball and track coach, and Rev. NIGHT LEAGUED Grand Plaza Plzia 29 ities, and leadership ' abilities. but do not understand Richard Leadem, director of ath- Banfleld Movers 29 words, has just been an- Floodlights to illuminate a por- Keansburg National Bank . 36 Rassas Pontlac _ 28 The Lions Club International will tion of Franklin Lake for eve- letics for the iCaseys. H. Wisserman * sort .29 Top Hat Cleaners ""24 arrange for the students to spend nounced by Dahlberg Mo- B * W Auto Body Works 26 Brook Agency 22'A ning ice skaters have been in- The speakers will present an Bowne's Oil Burner ...25 Petraglla'a Golf.Bales 21% tily and August with members torola. A true-life, non-op- stalled by the Lions Club here. analytical critique of Inter-scho- Keyport Cleaners 23 Bachstadt's Tavern 21 J * H Hardware ....;._ ...... 22 Comets IRK. Lions Clubs in other parts of erating model, actual size The lighting committee in- lastic athletics and a survey of Keansburc Bowling 2H4 2614The Klrwan Co, ,_ 18* he world. Students are to have replica of the smallest Dahl- the programs operative at Red Mlddletown Pharmacy 21 27 Jack's Inn HN. cluded George Conway, Ray- W. T. Grant-Mlddletown 19 29 K) series — Jim Me Kay 189, 203, i choiie of countries they will berg ever made, will be Bank Catholic. Gentile's Market 17'i 30H mond Bacon, Frank Cioffi and 268—660. isit in the free world. 20O Club — Tom LaPare 222, Jim Eugene F. Peck given away absolutely free Angelo Fioretti. All men of the parish are in- KEVFORT BUSINESSMEN'S l.EAdUE Bosley 215, Runy Pitts 212, Jim Pat- Charles F. Edelmann The purpose of the exchange W L to anyone answering this vited. terson 212, Bill Marks 210, Don Merker s, to foster better International Circle Chevrolet , 37 11 209, 205: Frank Donnelly 208, Paul LINCROFT — Eugene F. BROOKLYN-Charles F. Edel. advertisement. Wear it in Zone Roofing . .28 20 Conzen 205, Bill Bendlck 203, Tom Peck, 54 Martin Dr., will mark elatlons, acquaint the students NOTICE Buck -Smith's] _. _.25 23 Schnoor 203. Len Matarazio 20J. mann, 46, of 54 East River Rd., vith life in another country, and the privacy of your own Notice la hereby given that the Board of Education ol the Monmouth Keyport Cleaners .25 23 30 years of service with New Jer- Rumson, N. J., has been named Regional High School DUtrlct win hold a public hearing on the proposed Frank A John's Harins Inn -24',4 231 :reate a better awareness of home without cost or ob- budget lor the School Year 1063-51. as here set forth, at 8:00 p.m. on Friday Kahle £ McFarland 20 28 It pays to advertise in the Red sey Bell Telephone Co. Jan. 22 to the newly created post of vice January U, 1963, In Uw school district, at the Monmouth Regional High School Scott's Funeral Home 17 31 jeople, and their problems in ligation of any kind . . . 435 Union Avenue, Borouja ol New Shrewsbury, In the County ol Monmouth Irpnsides Tavern -.15^ 32!Bank Register.—Advertisement. at a luncheon in the Vail Hall president In charge of sales of >ther parts of the world. Ctate of New Jersfy. dining .room of the company's J. P. Frank Chemical & Plastic "IT'S YOURS FREE TO Salfl budget will ba on file and open to the public between the hours 8:00 PTJBIJC NOTICE Newark headquarters building. The students selected to go will KEEP." The size of this am. and COO p.m., bom January loth to January 18th, 1063 Inclusive except Notice !« hereby Jlven to the legal voters of the School District or Red Corp., a subsidiary of the At- Saturday and Sunday, at the ottlca ol Uie secretary or the Board ol Educa- >e chosen by a committee con tion, 635 Tinton Avenue, New Shrewsbury, New Jersey. Bank In the County ot Monmouth and the State of New Jersey, that a Publlc A messenger service supervi- lantic Refining Company. instrument is only one of Meeting will be held at th« Red Bank High School, Harding Road from 8 listing of five Lions Club mem RALPH T. KEKVIL, o'clock until 9 o'clock P.M. on the evening of January 22, 1063 for the purpose sor in |he Newark headquarters The appointment was an- its many features. It Secretary 0L,co'"Iuct"le * Publlc Hear|nj on the following budget for the school year lers, five faculty members, and y plant department, Mr. i Peck is a nounced today by C. E. Bonine, weighs less than a third of SCHOOL DISTRICT BUDGET STATEMENT 1963-61. A copy or the proposed budget will be on file and open to the publlc ive seniors. FOB SCHOOL YEAR between the hours pf 9 A.M. and 3 P.M. "Monday through Friday tram Jan- member of Newark Downtown president and chairman of the an ounce and it is all at 1M3«M3«4 uary 14 to January 22, 1963 at the Secretary's Ofllce, Administration Building. Lions on (he committee will be BoarA of Education of Maamoutli Regional Hlgb School, So Branch Avenue. Council, H. G. McCully Chapter, manufacturer of polyvinyl chlo- ear level," in one unit. County ol Mocunoulk WILLIAM E. FIRTH Telephone Pioneers of America. ride film sheeting and laminants. Vayne Hyatt, district governor; 1M14 1962-63 3 1M143 January u, 1963 ecretary An exempt fireman of the Mid- > Edelmann is former manager aul F. Lefever, James W. No wires lead from the TOTAL CURRENT BXFSfiSE Appropriation Balance >| 239,«7.00 t Boom 417, Wyalt Bldi. Balance Appropriated .._... 47.0O0.M 100 MO 00 two sons and a daughter. Also: Roland Pierson ^Agency, 17T l TOTAL CAPITAL OUTLAY . 61,295.01 • J.91S.0O ( 35.760.00 FORT MONMOUTH-Winning WALL TOWNSHIP - Taking NIW nmn fiiuiui iion ONE or UUIKM ruM TOTAL MVENUB-AU. ACCOUNTS _4 UMtHl 5 KJ2.M1.00 «,OO7,542.00 its third game in as many nights, a 31-12 second quarter scoring DEBT SERVICE Fort Monmouttreaged the Dover Appropriation Balance 5.522.53 S advantage, Wall Township de- 'Reflects Actual Appropriation Balance July 1, IW1 Local Tax Levy ,v 37,180.47 38.330.50 42.829.00 Delaware Air Force, 100-97, in feated Matawan Regional, 73-61, Arrflorni.vrio.Ns State Aid -., _ 20,762 00 21.187.00 19,071.00 an overtime thriller last week 1961-S3 199263 196344 in a Shore Conference B Divi- CURRENT EXPENSE Iipendl- Appropria- Approprla (C) TOTAL DEBT SERVICE X 63,465.00 * 62.517.50 J 61.M0.00 at the Post) Field House. sion game on the winners' courl ADMINISTRATION tlKes tions tlons Salaries : M , n j 25,650.33 f 53,780.00 $ 40.675.00 Ed Hurt, the Globetrotter from here Friday. Contracted Services . , 3,'2&0.00 4,500.00 4,500 00 TOTAL, REVENUE— ALL ACCOUNTS ~_41,930.<87.22 ll,6(3,M0.7O (1,791,172.00 Indianapolis, Ind., scored 43 All Other Expenses ™~_...._. 6.307.Q3 7,800.00 6,380.00 Two Wall school records were INSTRUCTION points In pacing the Signaleers Salaries . _„„ „ .$ 301983 2T t 397,-920.00 490,810.00 'Reflects Actual Appropriation Balance July 1, 1961 snapped in the game. The 73 TMtbooka 24,449.50 11.4(7.00 8,200.00 ArritOFBIATIONH to their 10th victory in 15 starts. point total was the highest ever Libraries * Audio Visual Mat. 4.407.61 17,887.00 16,250.00 . 196142 1962-63 1963-61 Monmouth, trailing most of the Teaching Supplies _. 17,224.79 23,000.00 25.307.00 CURRENT EXPENSE Expendl- Approprla- Approprla- by a Wall team and John Eck- All Other Expenses . 1,964.45 . 3,89101) 3.71LQ0 ADMINISTRATION lures tlons tlons way, rallied from a nine-point man, Wall's junior backcourt ATTENDANCE AND Salaries S 4-1,431.14 I 46.729.00 J 48,316.00 HEALTH SERVICES Contracted Services 2,827.71 2.9O0.0O 3,500.00 deficit with five minutes left to ace, pumped in 29 points to erase Salaries—Attendance .? 1 1,335.00 S 2,600.00 3,000.00 All Other Expenses 5,341.60 6,605.00 6 005.00 force the tilt into overtime. The All Ather Expenses—Attendance .. 450.00 INSTRUCTION the old one-fame scoring mark Balarles—Health ., 13,810.00 14,700.00 • 16O.00 Salaries 41,058,198.W SI, 125,712.00 $1,214,758.00 score was 37-all at the end of by one point. All Other Expenses—Healtb • 170.68 1,825.00 15,500.00 Textbooks 15.178.59 16.777 60 2O.731.0O regulation play. Both teams had TRANSPORTATION 723.00 Libraries * Audio Visual Mat. 9,274.70 11,345.00 12,685.50 Matawan, which went into the Teaching Supplies 30,410.17 34.440.30 35,877.70 two chances to wrap it up in the Contracted Services ana Publlc Carriers _J 31,892.97 | 40,500 00 J 46,250.09 game with an 0-7 record, bat- NEWS: •OPERATION All Other J!»pen«es 12.512.20 13,316.00 14.581.00 final minute before forcing the Salaries „, . ~.| 20,81154 30,150.00 I 41,200.00 ATTENDANCE AND tled the Wall Knights on even Contracted Servlcea 10.35 1,500.00 HEALTH SERVICES issue into an extra five-minute terms in the first quarter as Heat . 7,144.19 9,500.00 9,50000 Salaries—Altendanca ....:..-... 4 3.600.00 f 3,900.00 f 4.000.00 session. Utilities -_ 11,233.54 12,510,00 12.510.09 All Other Expenses—Attendance 59.09 100.00 150.00 both clubs scored 13 points. But Bamberger's Monmouth . Supplies 6.881.52 6,750 00 10.800.0a Salaries—Health 21,612.75 22.558 DO 24.34Q.CO All OUier Expenses . 249.10 300 00 950.00 All Other. Expenses—Health ..... 1,025.15 2,430.00 2,530.00 The Dover Airmen, owning an in the second stanza, Wall scored MAINTENANCE TRANSPORTATION 11-3 record and superior height, Sauries 5.350.91 I 6,100.00' « 6.350.00 Salaries 4 2,262.00 I 2.220.00 ( 2,5O0.00 15 straight points to erase Mata- Contracted Services 207.22 1,500,00 2,500.00 Contracted Services anil Public Carriers .. 6,231.90 6,375.00 8,810.00 seemed headed for victory. How- wan's.final lead, 16-15. Al) Other Expenses 2,900.00 Replacement Dist Owned Buses .... 1.0OO.0O ever, Monmouth pulled back in FIXED CHAKOE6 Insurance—Pupil Transportation „. 236.98 250.00 250.00 Matawan is now 0-8 over- contention with a later spurt be- Employee Retirement Contrl. ...% '4,303.91 I 4.80O.O0 I 2.000.00 All Other Expenies—Oper. & Main 250.75 500.00 , 500.00 all and 0-5 in the B Northern Insurance ft Judgments ... 6.771.85 6.000.00 6.O0O.00 OPERATION fore halftime to trail by only Other Fixed Charges ... 2,600.00 Salaries i 77.860.80 J 82,571.00 \ 84,618.00 WILL CLOSE Division. Wall's win was Its firsl EXPENDITURES Heat 15.442.85 18,000.00 18,000.00 one point, 40-39. , OTHER DISTRICTS UtllltleR ~ 21.905.70 21.500.(10 22,200.00 in the B Southern Division. The Tuition 86,273.05 J 2,000.00 I Supplies ^, ... . .' 4.589.57 6,000.00 6,000.00 Then in the second half Dover Knights are 3-2 over-all and 1-2 All Other Expenses :. '. 8O9.W 1.100.00 1,100.00 broke away to an 84-75 spread, SUB TOTAL 581,702.40 061,410 00 765,846.00 MAINTENANCE I in the loop, good enough for SUNDRY ACCOUNTS Salaries I 8.748.00 f 8,400.00 J 4.000.00 but the Signalmen, sparked by fourth place. POOD SERVICES Contracted Services 23.922 52 23.850.00 28.150.00 TOMORROW NIGHT Hurt and George Maclntyre, Salaries 094.30 1 1,000,00 t 2,000.00 Replacement (Purchase) ot Equipment .... 7.801.16 20.833.40 35.298.90 Matawan gained a 49-43 vie Other Expenses ..—. 347.24 All Other Expenses _ 5.169.47 7.800.OO 6.350.OO pulled even. In the overtime STUDBNT BOD? FIXED CHARaS,8 tory in the junior varsity game Hurt and Maclntyre tallied 11 of ACTIVITIES Employee Retirement Contrl I 29.692.20 I 31.697.0O f 32.872.00 Matawan is host lo Henry •alirles - I 6,500.00 t 7,000.00 I 1,20001 Insurance A Judgments , .... 10.604.72 20,299.00 20,463.80 Monmouth's 13 points. Hurt had Other Expenses 15,333.84 24,277.00 28,400.00 EXPENDITURES TO Hudson Regional tomorrow night Expenditures to Cover Deflclta* 750.00 OTHER DISTRICTS 12 points in the first half, added Wall hosts Southern Regiona AT 6 O'CLOCK SPECIAL SCHOOLS Tuition :*-* J 2.808.17 I 5.0OO.0O S 5.000.00 25 more in the next 20 minutes EVENING SCHOOLS in a game postponed from Dec Adult Education ^—~ 356.57 t SUB TOTAL 1,423,898.79 1.544.215.20 1,663.272.00 and six in the overtime. Macln- SUNDRY ACCOUNTS 21 tonight. Both are B Division tyre, from Miami U., had 21 (A) TOTAL CURRENT EXPENSES ..4 605,234.35 » 6S3.687.O0 I 798,196.00 FOOD SERVICES encounters. The Knights don' Expenditures lo Cover Deficits t 6,181.27 f 3.000.00 t 5,000.00 points in the game, five of them STUDENT BODY see aclion tomorrow night. in order to take in the extra period. CAPITAL OUTLAY ACTIVITIES Malnwan (81) Wall (7:1) Sites - ...4 1,000.00 1 45,000.00 J Salaries : i 12.155.00 ( 13.500.00 t 13.000.(10 Jim Peterson, with 22 points on 0 i' !• r. fP Buildings .. 15,600.00 Other Expenses 5,400.98 4.760.0O 5.240.00 Ricbert 4 12 20|Homcr Equipment 34,479 62 20,800.00 24,717.00 Expenditures lo Cover netlclls 2,236.72 6,000.00 7,(100.00 11 field goals, was high for the (la rufuno t 2 WKckman 13 3 2 an inventory M or re 11 0 0 (B) TOTAL CAPITAL OUTLAY ...J t 35,479.62 S 65,800.00 t 40,217.00 (A) TOTAL CURRENT EXPENSES $1,418,872.76 51,571,475.20 H.693,512.00 losers. Flynn 7 4 1 Monmouth now ha won six J/Phninnii 4 1 s Hamilton 0 3 .ICnlenmn 2 0 of storewide stock DEBT SERVICE CAPITAL OUTLAY games at home against one de- Hnrr 2 3 J 75.000.00 I 95,000.00 I 03,001) 00 Sites A 1,499.30 t 1.000.00 t 6.500.00 D'Ajiollto O :) tnttrcit ...™_.. 81.726.50 78,394.00 74,099.00 Buildings' *.. ' 15,000.00 feat. O 0 (C) TOTAL. DEBT SERVICE I 19S.726.SO | 173,304.00 I 169,099.00 Equipment i .'. ..!..', 8,916 41 8.018.00 14.260.fHI Dover Air Force Fort Monmnutli coo> 10 23 61 .1(1 13 7: IB) TOTAL CAPITAL OUTLAY ~..i 10.415.71 I 8,948.00 S 35,760.0(1 OFF (1 F I Mntavran 13 1! IS IB Bamberger's Auto Installation Store TOTALS (Sum ot A lo t Inc.) - ...I 797.440.47 S 032,881.00 Jl,007,5(201 Little 3 * lOi Lynch a 2 it Wall . _ 13 :ll 111 ?3 Smith 3 0 6 Winston 7 2 10 Officials—Cordoned, DahroUKP. I1EBT SERVICE Walker 5 :i 13 Phillips 2 0 1 CURRENT OPERATING APPItOrillATION BALANCES JUNE 30, 1983 • Principal .... ~- . I 40.000.00 f 40,000.00 I 40.000.00 Klne 0 0 0 Adams 1 II 1 will remain open .K CURRENT .EXPENBJES ,..( 83,051,27 Interest _,,_.... 23.465.00 , 22.617.BO 21.0O0.00 Davis a 0 OHurt 15 1:1 IJ A driver must reduce speed 3 CAPITAL OUTLAY — 1.B57.66 Gerhard 6 1 llMaclntyre 7 7 21to 15 miles an hour on ice and 3 DEBT SERVICE : -..._. 21,012 10 (C) TOTAL DEBT SERVICE 1 J 63.465.00. t 02,517.00 I 61,900.00 Jamison 4 s 161 Burke 7 3 171 30 m.p.h. on packed snow to be till 9:30 p. m. as usual POTAL BAUANCBB JUNE 30, 1962 .....4 106,921.03 Tctptrson 11 0 22| TOTALS (Sum of A to F Inc.) .41,522,753.47 SI.043,010.70 (1,791,172.00 Cusado 0 0 able to stop within the same dis- tance normally traveled en a TOTAL EXPENDITURES AND 3!) 19 97 38 24 11X1 BALANCES JUNE 30, 196] ...... t 903,361.50 CUnitENT OrKHATINO APPROPRIATION BALANCES JUNK 30, 1»62 Officials—Van Lenlrn * Penta. clear road at 50 m.p.h. A CURRENT EXPENSES I 353,854.42 B CAPITAL OUTLAY ...: _.... 53.879.33 SHOP BAMBERGER'S IMPROVEMENT AUTHOBIZATION'H JULY I. 1M1 lo JUNE 39, 1HI TOTAL BALANCES JUNE 30, 186! S 407,733 75 UNEXPENDED IMPROVEMENT AUTHORIZATIONS JULY 1, 1961 — I 287,692.70 MONMOUTH REVENUES: .... TOTAL EXPENDITURES AND BALANCEB JUNE 30, 1962 ll,93O,4B7.22 OTHER REVENUE * «3«.2: B36.21 TOTAL REVENUES » TOTAL REVENUES AND IMPROVEMENT AUTHORIZATIONS TOMORROW BEGINNING BALANCE I 288,528.0 JULY 1, 1961 lo JUNE 30, Kit UNEXPENDED IMPROVEMENT %x-m/ianella\. tBeattbj [Pafcn AUTHORISATIONS JULY 1, 1961 IMPROVDMBNT AUTHORIZATION .., Ill JiiuJujf>. Bumsom,, JLL_ WPSNDITUIt BUILDINGS .. 1D.3Sa.0l BALANCE B0U1PMBNT 229,071.00 Tuesday thru Friday 9 A. M,-10 P.M. • TOTAL IMPROVEMBNT _,.._. IMPROVEMENT AUTHORIZATION IY AMOINTMINT ONLY THORIZATION EXPENDITURBS .. EXPENDITURES. Wednesday through Friday, at usual, XPBNDBD raPROVEMINT DEBT SERVICE ( • 5,323.113 Miss Josephine Howe ADDID TO THI STAFF —OWBATIOm JUNS 39, 1«W ...,. from 10 a,m. to 9:30 p.m. Saturday till 6 p.m. EXPENDITURES AIU TOTAL lMPROrKMENT - PHONI M2-1990 BALANCE AUTHORIZATION EXPBNIMTiniM I 5,923.03
Jan. 14 »J1.M STEVE ROPER By SAWDERS and OVERGAR 14-Monday, Jan. 14, 1%3 RED BANK REGISTER. DAILY CROSSWORD wmmmm THREE, W IX'CAMPUS 9UECM WHO CUT HER A.OSOSB DOWM ...... WrSASeUrNSPWTOS' TKTHOWA PUmMUM SPOOH AND IOOKS I LtUtin or Lltyper pit* ASMS /THE MAJOR WWTED Me"RVT0A MAfiWIKC, THE WINNER OP A "HISS SOLAR SYSTEM', chamber of •km T&Wm PUT THIS WMPEREO BLUE'S W THE SWSA CONTCSTWOULD Bridge Column 6. Surround parliament: of T&eKCPBfl BLOOD WTDM BOX CAMERA ON, KKW A NEWS 11. Loomed • Fr. con- SXPtAIHS J\M* STAFF.' SHOT IF SHE U-Permurtoa X West Indian tempt AHIHMISI' ' TRIPPED OVER "I can't tell you everything," my father once told me when THE HANDS IS. Egyptian republic 30. For Decision ITANDf&lON rtyer •.Modem HER LOVELY I was small. "Too much knowl- North dealer J8.D1*- edge may lead you Into trouble." North-South vulnerable MWl' religion elow '• rUune 4. Bom. It. French TV HIS We were talking about a bridge NORTH A Q J 10 J IS-Uusoa 5.BoyVnlck- writer hand, of course. n»ttv* name of NOMAO-l LTTLE Wima, Since I was only 11 years pld "•.. I M. Showing 6, Accuse* eomediw &ERAIDINE CRESTS WW OWNS A at'the time, I opened the seven penttent T.Bpooky SK-Chalrt DEPARTMENT STORE WHICH IS of diamonds from the West-hand. WEST Pluck &CeMne r , ST. Tenacity THEIR BtftEST ADVERTISER/ Today, I would-probably open the • AA7632 IT. Continent: monk«y 28. Frightened , 40. The Cold five. _ . v52 •bbr. ». Subterfuge 29. Discharged 0 76 5 O A K 10 4 2 10. Rental 41. High, My father didn't know whether aaaddbt 4 9 4 3 4 10 7 6 2 m» baked M. Masculine SO. Emmet cragcr had started with two or with SOUTH llah ' 18. One of 12 33. Bbeeplllw hOl By WALT DISNE three diamonds. If he tried 4 K 9 4 20. Bowling tribe* of 34. Baseball MICKEY MOUSE to give me a diamond ruff, de 9 A I 10 8 A 3 elub Imel 0 9 3 abbr. ( GOOFY! QUIT ^ clarer would make the contract, ZLSoft drink* • J 5 1' a 4 I* 7 « 9 la / VVORKYINS ABOUT He solved his problem by win- NORTH 0MWt I BE1NS REPUACEP ning the. first trick with the ace North Eat Sort* We* n. Grunt ex- a \ RVAMACHINE1 of diamonds instead of the king. 1 0 1 V Fan II That led me to believe that South Pass 2 V PaM 1 had the king of diamonds. 3 An Pan \ , Opening lead — O 7 ~ 27. Conjunc- I eventually found out who hai tion l« Pb 17 the king of diamonds, but 38. Mast ^A ft10 couldn't see at first why my own DAILY QUESTION M. Cathedral 18 l» tather would want to conceal the town:: Partner opens with one dia- 'ft7.1 truth from me. Actually, he hai 32.8b V mond, and the next player pass- valbya % % A good reason, and anybody who es. You hold: S-Q J 10 5, H- 11 a*. is Xb lias an 11-year-old son can safe- Q 9, 3 t, C-A K Q 8. 37. Delay % V VH ly pass it on. What do you say? 38. Contend for 37 M My father returned the eight SD.Compenatv A % S» 54 3+ Y/< of spades at the second trick, Answer: Bid two dubs.' You tton 31 won with the ace of spades and expect to bid the spades later, 3!*">» 'rorn the background with no rlne Rd., have returned fom a Newark area was cited at the ciedft """'"* ""•"•"Hoi o? CANCER (Junt 22 til July 21) isit to the home of Mr. and Mrs. meetings as typical of the prob- Thii ii an Jdeal lime to find just what CAPRICORN |D.c. 22 to J.n. 20) iale Harris, New Bavaria, Ohio. 'Qn'rc ioaking for In # ifenirfnient store. 1 1 1 1 ms where caucus or joint action by12 . dulA 1'y batonu" ! '""s , ">d, ,„l°»„ woun ,d ™bo could be-. n muu n UO4fff) - * and more, easy and fait Hiv that basement LI 2-1623. • Odd Maple Living Room Chairs 59.00 18 Spahn, treasurer; Anson Peck- 10 members each sell only twenty cellent , condition. Call FAMILY CIRCLE STORES We paektf ei "f , lovely luiurkm Of 1-1302 Studio Couch 69.00 23 ham, iirst lieutenant; Ralph Prayer Orice Tabus napkins. Keep* I 1WJ WUCA — Four-door sedan, radl< EMPLOYMENT 30 Main St. Keyport, N. J • Reject Dinettes 69.00 46 Crelin, second lieutenant; Harry for your treasury. Ho money naede and better, whUewalls, HBO. Free samples. Anna .Wade, Sept. • Close Out Dining Room 280.00 175 Estelle, sergeant, and Robert W7HA3. Lynchburg. Va. HELP WANTEkV-FEMALE CO 4-7800 CHEVROLET — MM, white tudor six, • Bed Room and Living Rooms 'trade in" 60 Parkans, trustee for three years. manual shift, excellent Inside and out THREE ROOM OUTFITS and mechanical, 11.010. OS 1-1749. DEPARTMENT MANAGER HELP WANTED-MALE BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES The other trustees are William AUTOMOTIVE Department itoro or ipecjalty stot Cantield and Mayor John E. Lem- UNH OLDSUOBILB — Power iteerln experience, good working condition! • USED OUTFITS FROM AUTOS fc TRUCKS and brake* food condition, PM. BH 1 many employee benefits. Opportunit EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY on, Jr. U48. Ask for Dee or Al. for ulvanceinent. ', Apply In pent $167 $2 weekly UH COUNTRY - SQUIRE sTTATIO] 1MJ FALCON station wagon, automatic, Lernar Bhopa. 61 Brtud St., Red Ban: SALESMAN The Atlantic Refining Co. has a new WAOON - Fully equipped. In oui excellent ahape. two-bay service station available on INDUSTRIAL SHOW standing condition. Power eo.ttlpm.ini •1 BH 1-74W. AVON 8JQLLJ3 ITSELF-Fun or par Rt. 34. Matawan. . Investment re • CANCELLATION NEW OUTFITS new tires. Radio beater, back-go lighta. time. Several tarrltorlei open foi Expansion of market creates quired for stock and equipment only FREEHOLD-^. H. Roberson, Shiny red. BH 1-vm alter- 1 pm. 1953 PLYMOUTH four-door, itandard, women lDter«ititd in havinj a gooc career opportunity for aggres- Paid training available. For Informa radio, heater, food transportation, beat ilve, accomplished salesman to tlon call MI 3-0100. 9 a.m., to 5 p.m. from $284 $3 weekly Inc., South St., next Wednesday AUTOMOBILE 1NBURANC& - Uab •teady Income, experience unnecei loin a nationally prominent offer. M1-J7M. MiT. BH 1-4343 or write: Um, Marg brewery. or 8K-&1K1 after 7 p.m. Ove 10 Outfits to Select From will demonstrate industrial equip- tty and physical daman, 1T-M can t ret Qolotta, P. O. Boi 180, R«d fltn (mured. ROLgTON WATERBUTIY. 1»M PLYMOUTH four-door hardtop, Not Field Furniture ment- at a show to begin at 11 Hetltor-lmuror, is W Front ft, S«d anlomeilc radio, heater. All new tlrea. YOUNG WOMAN- For ottlce wor The successful applicant wilt b» MORTGAGES Bank; SH 7-53O0. mo. Call 281D738. and retail icitlng. Bteaay all yeai over 25 yean of age with prov- a.m. The company;is the agent en record In tales. The ability QUICK SALE W61 CADIU.AC Coupe Deyffle. — round job. Apply in perwn ATI*ANTIi for International Harvester. It Black with Mack and white upholstery. GLASS CO,. 21 Maple Ave., Red Banl to cultivate and development First and Second MORTGAGE: THRIFT WAREHOUSE U5» Chevrolet convertible, HOW. LI both on-premlse and retail out* Fully power equipped, new tires, low LADY — Over 21. Neat appearanc* to homeowners who need mane' will show crawlers, wheel trac- 3233 or SB 14447. mileage. 13695. RUSSELL Oldsmoblle- lets la essential. Sales experi- 1982 MERCURY METEOR —. Tw( high scbool education, receptionist 1 ence In food, beverage or coo* (or 22 E. Front Street Keyport tors, front-end loaders and other Cadlllao Co. 8H 1-O910. Ask for Mr.photographic atudio, good a&lary, plu lumer products Is helpful. Po- • HOMB lUPROVBUBNTS door sedan, very tow mlleaxel ru Walters. bonus. Apply LORSTAN STUDIO. . equipment. equipped. Being sold to settle estate, sition offers attractive salary • DBBI CONSOLIDATION For appointment or information call CO 4-3021 . 11.SW. May be aeei) RONNIE'S OULF TRIUMPH TI0BJR CUB motorcycle, White St.,• Red Bank. plus incentive!, liberal car al- STATION. 52 E. Front Bt.. Bed Bank. fully equipped, *2t». Call alter s LI 3-MOTHER'S HELPKR-Plvo days. 4 lowance, company paid retire* BARONET REALTY, CO 4-201 nttnt and welfare coverage. HOMEOWNERS NEED MONEYT Open Daily 9 A. M. to 6 P. M. HOUSES FOR SALE 1959 FORD ED8IL — Soonomlcal, si 1627. t .'•'''." p.m. Own trantporUUon, bus one blocl additional babyslttinc. •, Rererencei Your credit Is good. First and aecom Thurtciay and Friday evening, 'til 9 cylinder, four-door. Jrordomstic radii IM1 CHJJVJtOLBT — Slack tour-door |iO.M a week. BH 7-2461 Uttle SUvei Tor confidential interview sub* mortgage!. SH 1-4341 or FO 3-2S01. htater, whltewatta, mow tire*. Be«»t automatic 8, vhltawalla, seat belts, mlt detailed resume of expert* ful condition. OHglna! swnM\ ,«kkTu windihltld wisher, outside mirror, HOU8KKJEKPKR — In working prt ence, education, personal back* BERG BBS. Call TST.r radio, >lr conditioning Mar be seen r«BBlonal couple's home, Mlddietowi ground and current earoln|B to INSTRUCTION gurtoco Station, Hwj 15, Cooper Rd., Bleep in, own quarters, ilraple cool "B.E.," Bos 5U, Red Bank. FOR SALE APARTMENTS Realtor. AUTOS & TRUCKS north of Red Bank or call- 6TM113. Ing, all appliances, two children, r*?ce 1955 BUICK — Two-door hardtop Cen references, permanent position, $50 HAMMOND tury J105 . ' week. Call after 5, OS 1-2038. MAINTENANCE MAN VETERANS 19M FORD BTATIOrf WOMAN — Or girl to baby, aft Fart Experienced In maintenance o{ ORGAN STUDIO GARDEN APARTMENTS NO DOWN PAYMENT $1825 shift R75 time, for three children, light house pumps, air compressors and gen- MOTEL 1 '62 Chevy 19JJ7 FORD — TwtHloor hardtop, powe worn with salary. Live In only. 29: eral plant maintenance. Industrial OS ASBURY PARK One and two bedrooms, situated TEXAS SIZED LOT! Monza , •teerlnft. One-car owner. 1595 073& experience preferred. USED ORdANS 1909 FORD — Custom 300 J595 Apply In penon MANAGERS JR-20 Tons Cabinet -..- 4229. in the best residential area. For Information Call CA SBB37 COUNT1IK GIRLS WANTED — F Thera'i plenty of room to roam around days ft week, 37lt-bours per week, om 9 to 11 a.m. and 2 to 4 p.m. Conn Spinet Organ . - 495. this happy lluee-bedroom home. Laig« TOM'S FORD night. Experienced or non experienced PERSONNEL DEPARTMENT Conn Spinet Orran PHILIP J. BOWERS & CO. living room, cute kitchen and modern WUI train. Only persons willing tc Lily-Tutip Cup Corp. 21 or 50 Plus? Hammond Spinet Orian M-2 ....-... . 745-. WALTER S. OVERTON bath. Attic, basement and utility room. MOBILE HOMES work apply. F.W. Woolworth Co., Broal Hammond Spinet Organ M-3 — 795. Immedlats possession at closing. Grab 60 Main St. Matawan St., Red Bank. Hi, 23 , Holma«l. N. J BAIJES AND SERVICE DIAL 741-7200 your bat, your coat, your keys and UOBILJD HOMES MNTAL AND INSTRUCTION Heal Estate 8lnc« 1884 your kids ant head for this winner 566-5750 WAITRESS WANTED — Counter work, Whatever your ac* — opportunity U Open Dally Till t — Saturday Till 5:30 Used • 10% down hours 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., alx days, ESTIMATOR knocking in motel management, Fai- «0 Whits St. Red Ban (Taw •lytir flnauclm no nights. Inquire F.W. Woolworth Co. clnatlni work. Qualified perionncl COOKUAN AVE. AND MAIN ST. $10,500 Full Price '58 Sunbeam $345 ROBBINBVim! Broad tit Apply at atqra office. y ho PlumblDPbDKK s.nndd H«atlnH«atn| widely In demand. MEN-WOMEN— PR J-SM0 Supply House, NortherNorth n N«N w JJersey. COLTPUCS WANTED NOW (or im- Convertible TRalLIR lALBfl. INC. MOTHER'S HELPER • In, fond Well established. Oln full details, mediate training program. Short ex- FUR COAT, (ray Persian, finest quail. THREE LARGE ROOKS — Bstb, Route in RobblnsTille, N. J. >( children. write "BH.", Box Ml, Red Bank. tension home training program followed ty, excellent condition. Best offer. Call electric kitchen, second floor, 185. THE BERG. AGENCY JU 7-1320 by two we«kj of personally managing for appointment, Bflfl-7516. First Av«.. Atlantic Highlands. Vacant, Monmouth County Office TOM'S FORD ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER — Bma a beautiful motel under a quail lie t MIDDLETOWN - Hillside are>, three ANDERSON 195» — 10x45. one bedbusiness- , general office work, pir RETIRED? manager. FREE NATIONWIDE: aa- IDEAL LAWN MOWER sharpen- rooms, second floor, food condition, oil "Personalized Service" room, wall-to-wall carpetlnf, W( ' time. B6S-6100. •(stance to our graduates. For perbi- t machine, like new, reasonable.. heat, (55. Vacant. 60 Main St. Matawan Keansburf. 787-8251. BupptemeDt Income with part-time oul sonal interview, write, gtvlng telephone Call OS 1-2477. OS 1-1222. BOWTELL, owner. 29)-21O0. OSborae MOM CLERICAL opening In credit depart Bide wort. Car neceisary. number and addren to: 566-5750 ment of progressive bank. Ezperlenct CONTACT DISCOUNT BLECTRONICS — Poit MONMOUTH BEACH — Three rooms, Route #35 Middletowo, N. J. WANTED-AUTOMOTIVE not essential. Excellent working condl C Meyei, Circulation l>ept., Red Bank Christmas Inventory clearance sala now furnished, clean and modern, all utlll- tlons and benefits. Future advancement, Register, 4M2 Broad St., Red Bank. Iti progress. Special discounts on Yellow tlea supplied. 185 monthly. CA 2-2376. Dally M Saturday-Sunday 10-7 '60 Ambas. $1065 Write to "B.O.." Box 511, Red Bank, MILK MAN WANTED — Keyport-Mata. UNIVERSAL Ui Items In store. Visit us at 50 THREE LARGE ROOMS — Newly Four-Door TOM'S FORD INC. for Interview. wan area. Write "A.R.", Box SU, Red Birch Ave., Uttle Silver. BH 7-2845, decorated, tils bath, formica kitchen WOMEN — To work In laundry Bank. cabinets, built-in stove and oven. 1110, LOOK WHAT WE FOUND WJB FAT CASH FOR LSED CARB Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday. CA 3-8231 42 Second Avf., Long Branch. •0 Mais It LO 1-1500 Matiwan EXPERIENCED AUTO BODY man. NATIONWIDE MERCHANDISE WANTED In these days of hi|h prlcis ws havt (1M yds. from Matawan RR Station' Apply DONALD'S LAUNDRY. 44 Mi TOM'S FORD Ion Bt, Red Bank. Call between 10 and s. mly found, a bargitn In, this clean SH 1-7052 PIANOS WANTKO-HIOBIW PRICES COMMERCIAL RENTALS wn4 BOATS AND ACCESSORIES ERATOR — Experienced in billing and mum, work In service station. Call •T., LAKBWOOU FO 3-J190. STORE FOR RENT — ua Whit. BL,t ran • port at ton. Qu heat, ahimlnum 566-5750 accounts receivable posting. Salary Red! Bank. Call itorms and sorwna plus more; commensurate with experience. Man CA 24331. WANTED MARINE INSURANCE — Bee us-35 Dopt. A-571 USED ORIENTAL KUOS SH 71100 Full price only $8,700 y«ars experience. Call today. ROLBTUN fringe benefit*. Call SH 7-5100. ext. 74 MOTEL MANAGERS '59 TR3 Roaster or apply to ELECTRONIC ASSIST- Men wanted to train for Motel Man< CHINESE AND PalRHlAN UMJO1C KUOM IOI rent. O«nt«r ol 9*»«Hed Vefs 1% Monty Down VATEBBURY, Realtor-Inauror. U W. ANCE CORP., 25 Bridge Ave, Redagers. See our ad under "Instruction." FRIEDMAN GALLERIES lowa Could t» ana also lor once All otbtrs • only 9300 Down Front St. Red Bank. BH 7-83Q0. Bank. 1872 N.W. 7th Sf. PR 4-3141 Iventnss CA t-iia. ipace. Approilmatelj 3,400 so. ft. Wrltt UNIVERSAL NATIONWIDE! MOTEL. i.onom' BOX 611. Ktd Bank, ,$1065 ir • "61" BROADWATER, TO h.p. Mer- TRAINING. OLD FURNITURE — Antique* chins, cury, -electric, built-in tank, all canvas, MCR BILLING MACHINE OPERATOR —Immediate opening for experienced RETIRED EXECUTIVE OR E3TIMA Miami 35, Florida (lasswara. art object! and bric-a-brac, OFFICES FOB HINT — Center ol Hunts, (Ire extinguisher and extras. PR Slrl to air conditioned office. Prefer TOR — To figure construction work. Immediate cash tor anything and every- town. Hiat fumlshsd. Call BEACH AGENCY •2365. Bfrl under 25. Experience a MUST. thlnr. nuicil's, 31 East Front SI SH 7-UOO TOM'S FORD Part time, name own hours. Write 1409 Hwy. 3S MldoJetown BARQA1N - Any ooal you want to Pleasant working conditions and good B.I." Box 511. Red Bank. SH 1-1683. f 6,000 BQ. FT. FACTORY SPACE (or 60 Main St. Matawan own. I>w bank rates, financing ar employee benefits. Call CO 4-8000, Mri, rent. Red Bank. Call -anteminta computed in one call at Dlmech, for appointment. Early eve- BARBER STUART SCHOOL SH 7-1100 OS U2727 any of our ofllcea, TUB MONMOUTli alng or weekend interviews can be Ask (or Fete PETS & LIVESTOCK 566-8750 SH 1-0898 Dally to I p.m. Saturday, Sundsf ta < COUNTT NATION*! BANK. IB I arranged. HOME BARN AND PADDOCK— For N»w Clones Now Forming rent. CaU Llcaniod Rial Estate Brokir I0O0 YOUNG WOMAN — Part-time offic MEN WITH EXPERIENCE In con- KNTIRE DAIRY HERD WANTED — EH 1-2312 '61 English Ford 1SW AMERICAN RUNABOUT — 40 work,' filing, posting, and typing. Apply struction of instruments anil electro- Hlgheit casn price paid. I am etartlns mechanical devices. Apply In person IBM COMPUTER PROGRAMMINO up young farmers In the dairy busi- TWO-ROOM OFFICB — First Door h.p. Mercury, Holsclaw trail". Bargain 9-12 a.m. -weekdays. HOAGLAND IN- SHORTHAND, TYPINQ (550, uied very little. SH .1-6292. STRUMENT CO., 65 Chestnut St.. Re ELECTRO IMPULSE LABS, 208 Rlvei ness, out of state where they have front on Mapla Ave., Red Bank. For $565 Bt-, Red Bank. BUSINESS BNOUBH, SPELUNO plenty of hay and'feed. Any dairyman further Information call SH 1-7139. FREE BONY PORTABLE TV Bank* •> BUSINESS PSYCtlOLOQY who wishes to sell his entire dairy HONEYMOON BUNGALOW When you purchase a new 28' or . MOTEL MANAGERS OPENING for one or two young men FUNDAilENTALB OF AUTOMATION herd please call me Immediately. Owens, or a Sony nine-translator port- Women wanted to train tor Motel mechanically inclined or with plumb- VISIT WRITI1 PHONE Phone collect 298-1021 or 2S9-1664 HOUSES FOR RENT TOM'S FORD Managers. See-our ad under "Instruc- ing experience. Steady work, full bene- 501 Orand Asbury Park PR B-8545 7'* "» '"Hi". "e=ond floor nai able radio with your purchase of a fits with large fuel organization, Reply Reuben Greenberg Inc., Columbus, N.J. new 24' or 26' Owens. Offer for tion." UNIVERSAL NATIONWIDE T So to 1125 Per Montn dormers and la set up for lutun ex- 60 Main St. ' Matawan MOTEL TRAINING. by letter to 'AM". Box 611, Red Bank. BAXOPHONK atudenta wanted. COLLIES -^AKC, sable and white pi panalon. Six. jears old. very lood oon- month of January only. 24' to $& on Call TruHn BIRO AOICNC? dlaplay. - . YOUNG MAN (or general work In six weeks 'old. wormed. Beautifully It. a ! Ulddutowi dltlon. Qutot convenient localloa. Ask- 566-5750 HOUSEKEEPERPart-tlme, "Mi car SH T-M31 marked. LI 2-2293. ln( 115,»». R«d Bulk area. FAIR HAVEN YACHT WORKS, INC. ACE EMPLOYMENT AOENCY Red Bank hardware store. Write "Hr, OS 1-1000 R. DeNormandle Ave. ", P.O. Box 205, Red Bank. GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPY — F( Fair Hiven SH 74010 a Broad SL SH l-349< Red Btnl MANY FURNISHED ana unfurnished PHILIP J. BOWERS & CO. '58 Buiclc $585 HROQRESSIVS: new agency has ope.. MERCHANDISE male excellent breeding and tempera- rentals In all sizes and prices. £111 MERCURY MARINE ENGINE — Com-REGISTERED NURSE - 3 p.m. - Ing for two live wire experienced rea lent, wormed, Inoculated. OI 8-7648. Wiltshire Agency itesutora, U8f Ocean WALTER B. OVEUTON Hardtop pletely rebuilt, must sacrifice. i.m., three days weekly. Call 7U4SW Ave., sea Bright. N. J. Stt-OOOi. Open between 6>S p.m. estate salesmen. High commissions and FOR SALE OBEDIENCE CLASSES at McOulre's DIAL 741-7200 Call 787-0397 bonuses paid to men selected, inter- drove, "A Trained dog Is a Happy leven daya ASSEMBLERS views by appointment only. Bend REAL 'ESTATE BINCB UM WANTED — Sailboat, Bunflsh, prefer rfjuWKITBHS. AlUlUn* macoinea doe." Will board small pets, any kind. MIDDLETOWN EXECUTIVE HOME- molded flberglas boat and nylon or Por electronic equipment, light Inter- resume to LOVE REALTY CO., SOUAll mikes new or uaed. Quaranteed. 'MK up service, VANESSA, 03 1-2679. SO Whllo St. B,,! sank TOM'S FORD itirl work. Experience preferred. Full Broad St., Shrewsbury. Low M |2& Serptco'a. 101 Honmouth Off Navislnk River Rd., walking dis- Moron sail. BH 7-08M. iniflt program. Apply Monda St. Next to theater SH 7-M8.V BA8SET PUPS — Male and female, tance to new proposed Navealnlt Coun- 60 Main St. Matawan __.JISBR — Owens, express 22, Full Jirough Friday between 9 a.m. and : MAN — Do you know a good man AKC registered, wormed, Inoculated. try Club. Flva bedrooms, thras baths cruising and living facilities. Many > m. ELECTRONIC MEASUREMENTS ver 21 looking (or a good )obr If he TWO-PIECE MODEHN sectional sofa, Three months. LI 2-3058. Waterfront Includes 300' from house, BATONTOWN — Ttiree-nearoom ranch, 566-5750 20, Inc.. Long Branch, corner West iH willing to work hard learning a goad ISO; red plastlo lounga' chair, $29,* J35O a month. SH 1-2233. 1% baths, full basemaot, two-car va* extras, S22S0. Trades accepted. Bal- trade with high weekly pay, security, THREE BEAGLES — Two males, one knee may be financed, LI 2-0641. and Willow Avcs. (across from Lon mosaic and table, 110; girl'i coat with IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY — six-room rate, fireplace, dlntng area, modern Iranch Railroad Station). and an opportunity to advance with leKKlncs, size «x, champacnt orlon pile, female blacK. brown and white. For eat.ln kitchen, dishwasher, drysr, low '55 Rambler $145 'LYWOOD COMBO — 10' with sails. an OLD LOCAL concern, have him more data. 291-1549. house, modern kitchen and bath, $100 never worn. Reasonable. BH 1-U1S. per month. Call 8 » a.m., 4-7 p.m. 201'taxes. City sewers, priced In low 3O'i. ars 7H h.p. outboard. Solves all small WOMAN — Married or single who call SH 1-4343 today and ask lor Mr. POODLES — AICC, miniature blacL. Owner sale. LI 2-2518. Wagon boating requirements In one package, wants »O weekly, working rew eveRichards. . BURLAI* — All decorator colors. 69 013. cents • 89 centi yard. Foamart, Hwy. reasonably priced. Call 08 1-0338 after 1171. LI 241641 ning' hours No Investment, no canviss. I, all day Saturday, Sunday. RED BANK — Six-room house, I FAIR HAVEN - 101 Kldfe Rd. Four- Ing. Use of car necessary. Send ful IAN — To work on cigar counter, .16, E lit on town. LI 2-0477. location, immediate occupancy, 1130 badroora Colonial, two baths, tttraca, TOM'S FORD Information concerning self. Includln .ge no factor. Write "B.D.," Box. Ml, BT. BERNARD PUPPIES — AKC regper month. SH 7-3000. Ureplace, largo lot beautifully land- BUSINESS NOTICES snapshot to box "B.A.." Red Bank. ted Bank. FREE DELIVERY Istered, pet and show stock available. acaped. CaU owner. 842-1001. Call 536-3771. UNFURNISHED THREB • BEDROOM 60 Main St. Matawa.i MOTHER'S HELPER — To live In. ELECTRONICS TESTERS Call 8H 1-7500. Same day delivery In HOME — 1110 monthly, yearly lease. PAIR HAVEN — Seven-room colonial GENERAL MAINTENANCE CONTRAC Light housekeeping duties. Care ol Experienced In (lnal tests and trouble local area. Low prices. Quality mer BOXER PUPPIES — AKC reniltered. Inquire 19 Lafayette St., Rumson. ull basement Three bedrooms, one 566-5750 TOR — We do anything from the :hlldren. No cooking. SH 7-1917. shooting of electronic equipment. Ex- chandlse In a large variety. male, six weeks old, fawn with white bath. Asking tlt.KO. SH 7-3*90. cellar to the roof tops or outside. lellent opportunity with full benefit markings. V5-575. Visit puppies and 11EADD0N3 CORNER — Four-room Call 291-0386. DOMESTIC — Five days, live In >rogram. Apply Monday thru Fri- renti. Olbion 8-6623. newly decorated house directly across FIVE TEAR OLD ranch, six rooms. '58 Mercury $325 possible, own room. References, own day between > a.m. and 1 p.m. PROWN'S the street from the Fatrvlew School. Ons and two thirds acre choice INDUSTRIAL MAINTENANCE RE- transportation. All modern convenience ELECTRONICS Measurements Co., Inc32 BROAD ST. RED BANK COLD WEATHER IB HERE — Protect 190. month. Call any time after 1 property. Line Koad near Van Brakle Two-Door Hardtop PAIRS OF ALL TYPES — Carpentry, 871-2235. Long Branch, corner of West and Wil- UJCSKB - 110 up. Hies HO up, cbairfl, your pet with a aweater or blanket. i.m. 846-4482. Road, Matawan Townahlp. LO S-170S. electrical, cement, and 'machines in- low Aves. (across from* Lone Branch 1.85 up. KEYPORT PET SUPPUE8, adding machines, typewriters manual V1UK BBt-KUTlON Of RINTAUI - FAIK HAVEN — Three-bedroom Colo- italled. Also trouble shooting 24 hour Hallroad Station) or call Mr. John and electric, office equipment etc. Me. 35. Cllffwood. LO 6-KS69. nial, living room with fireplace, dining irvlce. 872-1553. HELP WANTED-MALE [laczek (or Interview LI 2-0300. bargain pricei. New or used. AAO Oeib Furnisnad snrl unfuroisbed. liamsd' TOM'S FORD Co. Ht 33, oaHnurit. K£i 1-39W. ate occupano. Samual Tetehai Agsncj room, heated porch, corner lot. Con- REAL ESTATE FOR RENT Oceanporl Ave., OceanporL CaU or dial venient to school and shopping. Ask- 60 Main St. Matawan AUTOS & TRUCKS HELP WANTED—Male. Female W CU. FT. CEMENT mlier with LI 3-350U or U 2-S501. nr»17,5O0. Call owner. 717-5991 electric motor, 135; reel type power APARTMENTS HUNOALOW — Three rooms and bath, NEW SHREWSBURY — Spacious colo- 566-5750 19 6 3 EDWARDS EMPLOYMENT AOBNCT mower, Brigs* Jb Stratum engine, $10. room. Utilities, fireplace, |8S monthly. nial ranch. Choice location. Thria bed- LI 2'3425. rooms, 1^ baths, enclossd-porch-patio. ExacuUve-BaleB-Otflce-JDomeitlc 1 SH 7-2253. Uncerlty and ability with. biKh etntc CB OPERATORS new —2 area call NEW Taxes 1580. SIS.MO. Ownsr transferred. '56 Ford $185 WE ARE STARTING THIS 10 Bro«4 8t BH 7-0871 Red Bans DUPLEX HOUBB — Sll-room apart NEW YEAR WITH AN IN- book on hand. Alio antennas. Sonars, WESTWOOD GARDENS ment, modern Improvements. Available Two-Door CREASE IN PRODUCTION BAltB EMPLOYMENT AOBNCy etc. Discount Electronics, 50 Birch February 1. CO 4-8336. SCEx-poRT — Blx-room custom-built AND AN EXPANSION PRO- We., Uttle Silver. 8H 7-2M3. ranch on % are wooded lot. Two bed- auallfled Personnel Cor quality orders Bath & Westwood Aves. RUMSON.—Two-bedroom house, breeze- GRAM THAT MAKES NECES- 210 Broad Lose Branch CA 3-4747 >IAN0S - Save S200 or more off list Long Branch rooms, family room, 22' living room SARY AN INCREASE IN FER- price, brand new 88-note coniol* pi way garage. $150 per month. Call 8(2- with fireplace, full cellar, city sewers, TOM'S FORD (ONNEU ACS ttMFLOVMENT AOSNOx TWO BEDROOM DUPLEX apartment. 3615. Available February 1. excellent location, many extrai. Im- livery order tt applicant our specialty anos. • 10-year guarantee. Comt see, all utilities except slectrlolty, S194. CA mediate occupancy. |1S,MO. CO 1-3410 60 Main St. Matawan 13 Broad St. Had Bank SH 7-3494 •ave. Rent, option to buy, Tenzer'* FOUR-BEDROOM two-story house on FACTORY BRANCH Music Store, 306 Main St., Lakowood. •2305. estate. Available March 1. Leaae re- mornings or evenings tor appointment. 566.5750 PART-TIME WORK 'WO ROOMS — Second floor, furnished quired. 1200 monthly. OLAZEBROOK ILI> WORLD CHARM — Swiss I YEAR WARRANTEE feeds MEN for jobs In several At To do part-time telephone survey work MOVING "— Small Kelvinator refrigera- r unlurnHhed. Bed-living room and AOBNCY, Realtor, Ave of Two Chalet lype — with setting and view lartmenti. These are permanent po- at home. No selling. Must reilde In tor, Slfi: large solid otk table with :ltchen. Business woman or couple. Rivers. Rumson. 842-1700. to match. lA sere of privacy In a hill- '58 Plymouth $385 On These Fine Cars rtions • with an opportunity ror rapid Monmouth County. Write "A.O.", Box chain, ¥13; lVixfi' mahogany or cherry IH 7-4053. aide netting of natural dogwood, holly, idvancement. No experience necessary. SU, Red Bank. .able, |8; Venetian blinds 35c each, laurel and Ivy. Living room, dining Two-Door 3ALL 74M326 between 11-1 or 3-5 p.m. :urtaln roda, many other itemi. 787' LTLANTIC HIGHLANDS—Unfurnished, WANTED TO RENT room, den, two porches, alt overlook '59 - "60 - "61 SOMEONE WHO ALREADY COM- :ozy three rooms, first floor, all Mill- 3andy Hook Bay and Ocean. Two excel- MUTES to Trenton to pick up a ies. One or two person. >85. 201-2925. SALARY $95 package In Red Bank at 7 a.m. for M TUNER OWNBRJB — Convert to dETTlNG MORE AND MOHH PROS- lent bedrooms, 1% baths, modern kitch- TOM'S FORD lellvery In Trenton. 741-1123. stereo, multiplex adapters $19.05 and LONO BRANCH — Furnished apart- PECTS — For three-bedroom rental en, many bullt-lns. Two-car garage. IMPALAS $3195. Work with any tuner, also merit*. Four rooms and bath. Htat homes. List any rental for fast action. Excellent condition. Very artistic. Taxes 60 Main St. Matawan MBITIOUS. RELIABLE. SALES stereo amps, changers and speakers. Ltid water aupplled. CA P-1653. MATTHEW J. OILL AGENCY, T14 Rtabout ISO0. Offered at S23.000. HALL '61 OLDS Holiday Cpe. TIRED OF MINDED APPLICANTS for real estate Discount electronics, 50 Birch Ave 35, Mlddletown. OS 1-3200. BROS., Realtors. 813 niver Rd., Fair office, training program. Call BARO Little Silver. 6H 7-25(8. 'HREE ROOMS UNFURNISHED — !4 Haven. 811 i-?ess. Member Multiple 566-5750 '62 MONZA COMMUTING ? , Hie north of Red Bank. Recently re- Listing. B are looking for one colleg* gradu- JET REALTY ASSOCIATES, CO 4 aLUNDWKJZtNO EQUIPMENT - Foi ecorated. Call SH 1-8331, 6:30 - ». ate, ace 25-45 to represent our com-IO1C. FURNISHED ROOMS rent or sale; tree delivery Boutb Jer- .TLANTIC HIGLANDS — Unfurnished KADLEY BKACH-Two-famlly house '57 Plymouth $275 Many others at -any locally. Write B.C. Box 511 Re IAIR DRESSER — Experienced, top sey SURGICAL SH T-2414, 'or sale or rent. Store; bungalow In REDUCED PRICES! lank. Give lull particulars. This li :alary, busy shop, flvc-nay week. Call Ive-room apartment, modern, fine sec- •ear, five rooms. PR 6-7362. Hardtop :areei position. Income open. Mr. Rodney, (Freehold) HOpklns 2- Ion. 6 Third Ave. 2B1-9237. ELDERLY PERSONS BOARD MAKE BIG MONEY Helling Industrial 0641. WINDOW SHADES OCEANPORT — Unfurntsheii, five WAYSIDE RESIDENCE, WeM Park 3EAUTIFUL OAK HILL — Owner brush line to gas stations, stores, large, sunny rooms. Near shopping Ave., Wayside. Brand new ranch build- :ransferrcd. Seven rooms. 2H baths, TEACHERS — Must be mature, ex center, children welcome. $83. 747-1541.Ine All meals, laundry and care. Call .wo-CRr garage, trees and brook. Bacrl- TOM'S FORD Factories. Six ordtra dally pay you perlenced. English, math, reguUnt. Hlpli lot price, S26,D00. REDDEN AOBNCV, 1100 weekly. Protected territory, ful school, elementary. 3:30 to 5:30. Feb- 98c HE 1-9B03. 60 Main St.' Matawan romm I salons on repeat orders. No ex Bring your rollers. New shades put LONG BRANCH — Two room apart- Realtors. 301 Maple Ave., corner Ber- uary - May and-or summer mornings. ment furnished. All utilities Included. FURNISHED IIOOM newly decorated. ien PI.. Red Bunk. 711-0100. perlence needed. 8ample offer. Sale "rite fully "B.J.," Box 511, Red Bank. n while you wall. White, green, Ivory. i Private entrance, for couple. Call private entrance and anting room. 566-5750 iirhiLeed. Write HARPER BRUSH Mso custom made and better shades. Cltchen privileges. Inquire at 43 Peter's ?IVE YEAR — Six room ranch, at- •CTIVE REAL ESTATE PERSON ROWNS 32 BROAD ST., RBU BANK "Mace, Red Bank. tached narage, new tractor and tool irferlng you a 100 square mile multiple 3ELF0RD — Four rooms and bath. shed, large underground fallout shelter, latlng area, to become a realtor, to MBTRONIX - STORES ARE BRING- IS Railroad Ave. Call 787-65(2 alter 5 NEWLY DECORATE!! ROOM — Prl 1H acres In choice section of Matawan. lake a future In real estate, Insurance. ING to the shore special bargains In vate home, good location. Reasonable. LO 8-17M 'AUL P. BOVA. INC. Hwy. 35, Mlddli HI-FI amateur, experlmentor, service Parking. BH 1-8(39. ran. OS 1-2541. dealer electronic Items. Too numerous 3ENTLEMEH TO SHARE BACHELOR MIDDLKTOWN — Four-bedroom. IV to list. Send name and address on .partment. Call SH 1-8675 after 5 •RIVATB BATH - PRIVATE EN- bath split, large recreation room, at- IP YOU'RE A RELIABLE MAN OR post card lo P.O. Box HI. Little TRANCE. Large closets, quiet. Busi- :acheil garace, ?i acre beautifully land- CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY OMAN — And agree to Introduce Silver to receive deicrlptlve malllne- .ED BANK — Westslde Ave., three ness gentleman preferred. 8(2-1934. tcaped grounds. lOTo clown lo qualified rlends, neighbors, to big line over BEAUTIFUL furnlflheil room In modern FI1A buyer. 117,130. BNYDER REAL- :00 cosmetcls, toiletries, etc. Every CASHMERE COAT — Lady's, lire 14. rooms, utilities furnished. Call SH 1- TORS Five Corners. Mlddletown. OS 1- A HANDY GUIDE OF. BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR MANY NEEDS! tome needs, uses every day, I'll send Like new. Phone 1215. home, Keyport, all home privileges, 2390. rou — FREE — big money-making 'HRBE ROOM APARTMENT—Ilent or woman only. CO 4-4296. Mt containing (ull-size samples worth TRADE — Bmm Wollensack movie ,nd hot water supplied. NEW MONMOUTH OUEflT HOUSE — F4.B2 retail. No risk, order on credit, camera and exposure meter for camp- ! 7B7-05U2 itoom and boanl for elderly people. LOTS AND ACREAGE my out of profits. Make fine cash, ,ng equipment. CA 3-3152. 172 Wilson Ave. OB 1-1B02. Adding Machines—Typewriter* Cesspool Cleaning Painting and Decorating eel Free G[tt«, too. Blair, Dept. 'HREB ROOMS — Furnished, bath, >HOICK BAYWOOD LOT — Witer on [S3HA2, Lynchburg, Va. JROWN FUR COAT — Full length, irlvate entrance, parking, alt utilities. 8INOLB1 ROOMS — Clean and com- '0 sides, reasonable. ADDING MACHINES - Typewrites SEPTIC TANKS, dry wells serviced. TOM SLATS — Painting and Decor- ilze 38-40, ~$40. For further Information uslne»s couple or single. J80. On fortable. Reasonable rates. Gentlemen BH 1-6292. sold, rented, repaired. Serpico's 101 Leeching field added. Backhoe work. ating. General Contracting, fully In- I72-1193. is line. SH 1-7978. ireferred. 92 Wallace Bt. SH 1-5392. Uonmouth St.. Red Bank. 8H 7-O4S5. a H. Wilson. BH 1-1BI6. sured. Twenty years experience. Free TTUATIONS WANTED, Female IEA BRIGHT—Efficiencies. Furnished, COMFORTABLE ROOM AND HOARD estimates. BH 1-9181 after « p.m. ALTENBURS PIANO HOUSE II aervlccn. $00 month. Shrowibury —Elderly person prelerred. Reasonable. COMMERCIAL PROPERTY Antiques Wanted ILL HELP WITH PARTIES, dinners. .lotel 1250 Ocean Ave. fl«2-O28J. 'B. 1-3800. Fuel Oil - Heating PAINTINO AND PAPER HANOINO- r other occasions Coll Rant A Piano $12 per Month Old Dolls, guns, Jewelry, cut flats, For a good clean job, reasonable. ,ONO BRANCH - V, room liixiirjr UtMY OWICKira wife oHcr* ci NCOME PKOPEftTV — Red Bank. furniture. Civil War books. Aporalsali FUEL. OIL A HEATINO-Call 8H 1- Call 811 7-3491. Ed Zlmer. SH i-ssai NAbE UAHUN-HAUUN. 8UHMK1! illdlng. Fully carnclofl. all utllltlcB. rtfi and privileges of apacloun home '; rented, store, two threo-room furn- !HILD CARE In my home for working UBUD-NEbaON. DVBRJET1' ETECH shed, one-room furnlnhed apartments, ns.de. Oilman. 8H 7-tHl. 0810. Oil Delivery, Inc.. Hervloe * bookman avs ^ alala at. Aabury Pa nil bus service at door. See model Red Bank lt> reflnpd woman or Sales. 3 Herbert St.. Red Bank. Piano—Organ Tuning lother; by day or week. Own trans- I a.m. to 8 p.m. 222-4349. :ouple. Terms reasonable. 8H 7-4*15 Fanny Schwurtz. 1833 E. 12th St., Appliance Repairs nrtatlon. SH 7-0721. Opsn aUly till II Sat till o:» iltrr 5:30. irooMyn, N.Y. NI 5-2208. PR »•»»] tPAHTMENT AVAILABLE — Atlantic " Home Improvements PIANOS—ORGANS HJNO LADY — Desires day work. IlghlamiB. Immeillftie occupancy. Four ROOM PPLIANCE REPAIR and lnitallt- Tuned — Repaired — Raculsted Innriny arlnh, could be expanded to four bed- rates. Maple Ave.. Red Bank. SB 7- Painting and Decorating Tel. Answering Service IARDSN HARK—Riding rotary mower -ooms. A i\% Ol mortgage could be :atalos tor home aeekers. We are mem- 0308. FR Ism. Dally 7 a.m.-10 p.m. , FINANCIAL vlth spreader attachment. Purchased r.NFURNISHED APAIITMKNT-Three issumed with a payment of 19,(00 and aera of the TWR, a national real eatate LET ua UE your secretary. No need Ja.ll 1M2. Reasonable Call 741-2737 after oms with, view. Atlantic Highlands. only S118 a month to Cover all carrying referral service. We are "Home Trsd- LOUia CA88AN - Painter, decorator. to mlas calls. 24 hour anawerlng p.m. a»"AMut|iijl^2811454 rs" — two officers; 11 full time sale Contractor,, *ttperiisnger,a^yemr9«xp«rton8e?43 * O^to«ALKER 4VWAUtBB Crispin Ave, BH U708 after a p.m. LIFETIME GUARANTEE on Portasoft 'IlllEBMtOOl,! furnished aparlmenl, tesltors. Memberi Red Hank Area' BUILDXR — New bomei, room ad- 1IOHLANDB — Four-family apartment water aoftners. Completely automatic. itllltles supplied. Inquire 140 Bhrews- S3( Hwy. .14. Mlddletown OS 1-0600 Multiple Listing Service, Shrewsbury. ditions, buciuent and attic rooms, L. II. EULL ~ Painter. .Contractor. Vacuum Cleaner Repair tome. Oood condition. Call Herb 172- 10 tank changing. Buy your own with MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTING 811 15212 and Mid die town, 08 1-2128. kitchens, ivtea, repairs and mir- No lob loo lent or too small. Call 733 (16.000. IO down payment or apply rental iury Ave. No phDne calls. ations. Herbert Blcenrauch. BH 1-5201. 747-0630 BLECTROLUX gainst purchase price. Call Portaioft 1VR-ROOM unfurnished apartment, IEI) BANK VICINITY — Hldoletown IEVKNR0OM RANCH - Fair Haven Sales Service Supplies MEH1CAN OIL COMPANY has new, " MTIT. tllltles supplied. Inquire 140 fihrews- executivo home ofl Naveslnk River >r Rumaon, principals only. Writ* A 1. PICONB - Ceramic tile con- C RL u. JONES - Painting and dec m Prospect Ave., Little Silver. For _.' located modern service station ury Ave. No phone calls. Rd., walking distance lo new proposed 'B.P.." Box 611, Red Bank. tractor (or quality, pries, and prompt orating. General contracting. Fully prompt home eervlcs or free checkup vallablt In Fair Haven. Paid traln- >BHUMIDIFI>R — Tru-Cold brand. II Naveslnk Country Club. Fivs bedrooms, nrvlcs. rrae esUmat*." Call. Ml-3110 lrtaured, Free Estimates. 43 Monroe on your Blactrolux call PR S-OMJ or ig, financial assistance. Call Kl 1- al. 2B00 sq. ft. capacity. Purchased TWO AND ',h rooms, furnished, share thrae baths, 130,500. Up tD 40 year loan. BNYDER RBALTOR8 »IM77 " AYS.. Birewsbury. N. J. 747-1041. Anu •/! luunia, luiiiiHiivu. •narv SB 1-11171 111 or write "A.I.", Box SH, Redliiramer 1962. Reasonable. Call 741' Suitable for ona or two. 4 Pennln- No down oaymtnt. Waterfront lncludai Iva Corner! MIddlitown OS 1-13JO lank. 731 after 5 p.m. Avs., Sea Bright. 842-35(2. 300' from house. BH 1-2233. embers Multiple Uillngs. States firms *re woo« EVER HAPPEN TO YOU? By Wok* to MM, inJPtttrto flico With 1 to 13-year ULX exemptioas, help Face Hearings In finding cites «nd erecting buildings sod daU on labor sup-On Disorderly ply, power sources, housing and recreation. FOP HIWV Charges TO GST* UP ON MIDDLETOWN - Four per. f?ie delightful, easy way tosons, one of them/a juvenile, AIIUIT TA1K I(D MM* were apprehended here Frida night by police after they were LEARN BRIDGE observed throwing a beer can out of a car on Rt. 36. or Improve your game Police said three of the per sons face hearings in Magi trate's Court on disorderly con AUTOBRIDGE duct charges. They were identified as Wi] the play yourself Bridge Game Ham Klitah, 21, of 1 Kitmar, Ave., this place; John Smith, 18, of 38 Franklin Ave., West Keans- burg, and Hugh Gallagher, 20, of 7 Woodside Ave, Keansburg They were released under $2 bail pending a hearing. Police said the 17-year-oIi iuvenile was released in the cus ody of his parents pending ac ion by juvenile authorities. PLAY Patrolman William Hallida; said he observed a car on Rt. M © Kin* Futora SrndiciU, Ine, IMS. WerM ritfrtj iwmwd. • Alone and saw one of the occupant • Anytime throw a beer can from it. He • Anywhere said he stopped the car and pik, 23, of 6S Curtis Ave., Mana- found several cans of beer in Lose licenses squan, was suspended for on WORLD'CHAMPIONS ARE the car. year; Rita Cepp, 22, of 509 Fifth YOUR INVISIBLE PARTNERS Ave., Belmar, 60 days, and Jo- Hunt for Man Who For Speeding seph Waydo, 49 of 236 Park Ave. Union Beach, 45 days. 3 MODELS TRENTON — Sixteen Moi Leaped From Bridge 1 for either Beginner or Advanced Player WOODBRIDGE (AP)—A search mouth County motorists ha for the body of a man who leaped had their driving licenses sus • Special Pocket pended for 30 days under th> from the Edison Bridge into the • Deluxe Pocket f provisions of the state's excea Raritan River met with no sue Paper Strike sive speed program. % to I OFF and more! • Large Masonite cess Sunday. The division o( Motor Vehicli Each set Contains; Playing Board, The man jumped into the river, Means Drop 160 feet below the bridge, Satur- has suspended the licenses Sale Begins Tuesday, 9:30 A.M.* Asbury Park and Red Bank lesson Book and playing hands. Frank L. Boyce, 36, Rt. 9, En; day. Police said he had parked his lishtown; Ilpo A. Toivonen, 34 car near the crest of the bridge, Colonial Way, Lincroft; Frank W In Business Odd Lots! Broken Sizes! Many One-of-a-Kind Items! climbed over a 6 foot wire fence Gale, Jr., 20 ElUsdale Rd., Allen EDITOR'S NOTE —Phil Simon and jumped. town; John R. Osterheld, 2 owns a luncheonette, typical o The car registration listed Fred Beacon Hill, Matawan; Char! thousands of such small stores in No Mail or Phone Orders Filled! No C.O.D.' No Layaways! erick Wells, 55, of Wayne, as thiP. Tibbitts, 52, Farmingdali the New York City area. They owner, police said. Robert Zerlin, 47, Freehold; El lean heavily on daily newspape Edison Bridge is on Route ' abeth Oakley, 55, Wemrock Rd sales and the newspaper blackoul mmmmmmmmmmmJuSt d Partial Lfotingmmmmmmmmmmmm 17 Broad St. Red Bank between Woodbridge and Sayre- Freehold: Arthur L. Baker, 5< has been a costly blow. ville. Red Bank. NEW YORK (AP)-"My busi Also Eileen Keaveny, 43, of ness is off (600 to $700 weekly, Seventh Ave., Atlantic Highlands "Because I have almost nc ... at L AWES COAL Co. Lawrence B. White, Jr., 23, evening papers, most of my regu- 72 Pear St., New Shrewsbur; lar customers have lost the habll FASHION CLEARANCE Sycamore Ave., Shrewsbury of dropping in afternoons am Walter R. Mahns, 21,' of Sportswear, Street Floor Throckmorton Ave., Eatontowi evenings. Cigars, cigarettes, can- HEADQUARTERS FOR dy, soda fountain, short orde Charles McArdle, 48, Brooksid Wool skirts, tapered pants, separates, blouses and pant tops, leather jackets to Ter., Hazlet; Joanne C. MacGow meals—all these are off. OFF an, 22, of 119 St. Olair Ave. "You can say I'm singing the Suburban coats . . „...:: . ....!„ 1^ OFF Spring Lake; Vincent J. Gorman blackout blues, the newspape 49, of Navesink Ave., Atlanti blackout, that is. I've had a Famous Girdles, Street Floor RED Highlands; Klaus W. Wellnei month-long headache, and I'm no 27, care of Monmouth Medici kidding. Some of the stores like 10.98-18.50 Fine xipper styles for the average figure .. 5.90-8.90 Center, Long Branch, and Rolthis have had a 50 per cent drop Better Dresses, Second Floor • art Hendrickson, 19, of 26 Rt. 3; in business. Luckily, I haven' COAL Freehold. been hit that bad." Misses, Jr. and Salon .". _ , ^ to % OFF The license of Allen R. Ciei Phil Simon is proprietor of small luncheonette located in the Budget Dresses, Second Floor Queens section of New York City. He usually has a quick smile and Fashion Assortment : _ ' 1^ to 34 OFF bright quip. A frown often creases his face these days,as he Daytime Dresses,Mezzanine tries to cope with the effects of 6.98 Styles for now thru spring in fine wathable fabrics. Misses and half sites. .... 3.97 the newspaper strike. Like other dealers he has been able to get Women's Knit Dresses, Mezzanine Floor . * deliveries of Newark and Phila- delphia papers and this helps. 39.95 Fins wools or Zefkromes. Many with jackets. Half sizes , _.k.___-22.00 Newsday, published in suburban Garden City, is delivered to the Lingerie, Street Floor store. But Simon is able to get 3.98-12.95 Nylon slips ,_. .. - ..—. 1.79-8.95 only the same amount he received daily before the strike started. 3.98-12.95 Nylon gowns .. . ——1.79-8,95 What's his biggest single prob- 3.98-5.98 Quilted pajamas „ ..- ...... , . .. 2.99-3.99 lem? 12.98-19.98 Warm robei i...... 7.90-14.98 "The loss of the New York ifternoon papers. I sold 700 copies Head for of the Journal-American, Post, Jr, Sportswear & Pre-Teens, Second Floor ' fess and World Telegram & Sun 7.98-14.98 Skirts and Slacks 1 ; —~ \A OFF nightly. Now I get 50 copies of 29.95-45.00 Car coats and coats .— _ .. — yjj ui ^ the Newark Evening News from the dealer. The store often Is as 8.98-17.98 Dresses ....: . - —..- . - r... . l/£ OFT? aulet as a morgue from 3 p.m. on. 3 98.5 98 Blouses _ . . 1/. ClW First To cut the overhead, I've had to --, y$ \ri i 8.98-25.00 Sweaters ~ - lay off one man, reduce another „ _ 1A OFF man's hours and close up earlier." Girls', sizes 7 to 14, Second Floor Merchants '. ' 29 95-35 00 Coats 14 OFF 7.98-14.98 Dresses :. % OFF Grief Inspires 2.98 Cotton flannel shirts : '—..— 1.00 Children's Wear, Second Floor National Boy to Verse Assortment of Fashion. Siies ' I to 4 and 3 to; 6x —; ...... to OFF FAIR HAVEN - Grief, we're told, has inspired many great works of art. Saturday for fjow Cost night it sparked the first ven- FASHION ACCESSORIES ture into poetry of 10-year-old Women's Shoes,' Street Floor Bill Slattery, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Slattery of 18 12.98-13.98 Mannequin Shoes ...-..' —:...... 6.99 Poplar Ave. 15.98 Caressa Shoes, Red Bank only : *. :...... !:—...... &99 Bill's dachshund, Freida, 4.98-8.98 Assorted flats for women, misses ._ .,._ , -2.99 fell under the wheels of a car she was pursuing and was 12.98-14.98 Red Cross Shoes - _...... g.99 killed. While his three young- er brothers wept, Bill retired Cosmetics, Street; Floor to his room and composed the 11.00 Mirrored 17" dresser trays with 24-kt. gold filled frame. Non-tarnishable 7.88 folowing eulogy, printed without editing: Could a loan help you solve a financial problem? Even with . FREIDA Handbags, Street Floor Freida was a vixen at best, 5.00-30.00 Handbags .-... ,•-.... - -_.—.-..— 1^ OFF the most careful budgeting, there are times when an emer- But a car has put her to rest. 7.95 Leather coffee break purses —...... J ..._,l_i — :. , 2.99* She used to.run and play with gency, a major expense or a large purchase calls for more zest, ( , ' ' " '•• ' ( • *pluj tax cash than you have on hand. That's the time to visit your And be a general pest. Jewelry, Street Floor But the top of my heart, thats 2.O0-30.0O Famous make costume jewelry—pins, necklaces, earrings, bracelets -l.OO*-15.OO* nearest First Merchants office, where you will receive prompt, where she rates. But she just passed through •'..••- 'plui tai helpful service from an experienced loan officer. heavens gates., Neckwear, Street Floor ...... And now she plays on heavens sod, A beautiful group of handkerchiefs — — : 3 for jflQ PAY MONTHLY And is the special pet of God. 3.98-10.98 Smart cotton jackets. Sites S-M-L ...... — .;. 1^ QFF YOU BORROW 12 MONTHS 18 MONTHS 24 MONTHS 1.98-6.00 Wool hats ..._:.. ..„ 1^ $300 26.60 18.23 14.04 Gloves, Street Floor ' 500 44.33 30.37 23,40 Better leather' gloves and cotton gloves _. :...:,....:....'. \L Qpp 750 66.49 45.56 35.09 2.00 Wool gloves with leather palms \. S. \,29 1000 88.66 60.74 46.79 1500 132.99 91.11 70.T9 Hosiery, Street Floor , 1.00 Saamless nylons :.....!...... :..'. 3 p
1.50 Children's tights ;..r...... , 1.00 Orion® acrylic knee hi'*'.; -...-; —- - - ;... Monmouth Men's Fashions, Street Floor ' ;, ^ County's Convenient White and colored dross shirts 1. L...^>...... r...^ — Regional Community up to yz OFF 1.50 Boxer shorts ....:..:. .'. Bank Office* HAVE A PROFITABLE 2.98 Sport shirts '. ^ - - WINTER CLEARANCE 4.00-5.00 Sport shirts - OF YOUR OWN -- 2!99 5.98-8.95 Sport shirts *•- - 3.99 Why keep things you don't use Knit sport shirts :.: - - any more when it's so easy for •up to 40% OFF ... ..I0J30,16.98 R*moiii-make«.w*«t«r».,...,_ g gp .;-ASBURY-J2ARK*» RED • BANK -»,MANASQUAM -— flj find Cash'bUyert'lBraertJ; 'm 0. Howie Hustles, the far- 24.95-29.95 Famous make jackets , 12*99 • NO. ASBURY PARK • FAIR HAVEN • HOLMDEL • BRIELLE eaching Register Classified Ad. 29.95 Cotton poplin raincoats. Zip wool or Orion® lining* _ 19*90 Just dial SH 1-0010. give me a 1st of things you'd Kke to sell— ind get ready to have a really Member Federal Reserve Syttem/Fedeml Deposit Insurance Corporation OFF mccesaful "sale of your own." LINENS, Second Floor up to y% )o It today.