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VOL, 85, to). 122 RED BANK, N. J., THURSDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1962 7c PER, COPY Mull Miurday School Program MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - School on Saturday? The superintendent said that if, as more residents move in, A* a result of inquiries by new residents of the Strathmore interest id a Saturday tuition program increases, be will rec- (Levitt) development, School Superintendent Luther A. Foster, commend that the Board of Education consider the proposal. Says Soviets Wa Mid yesterday it will be considered. As for "enrichment" in these courses, and others, such as A number of Strathmore /homeowners are seeking an edu- physical education, advanced reading and remedial reading, cational "enrichment" program for their children. ift the regular school curriculum, Mr. Foster and Harold J. School officials have advised them that, because of budget Dolan,: school board president, told the group that after the limitations such a concept could not be put Into practice dur- Strathmore tax raUbles are reflected in the budget, this may ing regular classroom time, for perhaps a year or more. be possible. '•'• •'.'•• ;• At a meeting with Strathmore. residents Tuesday in the The superintendent revealed that the board hopes to reno- Mstawsn Grammar School auditorium, homeowners suggested vate the old high school building next year, and that a cafe- that enrichment courses such si music, art, languages and teria program may be started here. . MOSCOW (AP)-Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko de-' sciences might be provided on Saturdays, "on a tuition basis.' The building i» being used as a grade school annex. Andr according to Mr. Foster, the idea could work "if clared today the Soviet Union would like to negotiate a settle- there is enough demand for It." ..-•"• t Strathmore homeowners also asked about the possibility of ment of the Berlin question but Is setting no deadline for an establishing an adult education progrsra. There are more than 250 of thet-planned 1,900 Strathmore agreement. •.-•.;• homes occupied at present, and>23 to 35 more are being oc- "If there is enough interest, this too can be done," Mr. FOJ- Gromyko told the Supreme Soviet, In the presence of Pre- cupied each week, 'is terstated. -.••-•••. , • . mier Khrushchev and President Tito of Yugoslavia, that the Soviet Union is prepared to continue an exchange of opinions with the West on a solution of the German problem. ms While saying no time limit was placed on such negotiations, Mrs. Wilson Protests HA he said the Communist power* ultimately would sign a separ- On Shipping ate peace treaty with Communist East Germany if the west- ern powers .refused to come to an agreement Are Planned To liui^ies, Senators REPEATS PROPOSAL WASHINGTON (AP)-President States, which already has $1 mil- Kennedy has decided to impose WtiG BRANCH - Couttcll: Daniel J. Maher, I was told my "But we will not count the pages of the calendar," he said. woman Lucy Wilson said, last lion invested In one authority penalties on non-Communist ship- appointment-was-illegal and that Gromyko repeated the proposal by Khrushchev yesterday night she is carrying her.protest project and is being asked for ping engaged in trade with Cuba, I could not- attend the meeting against being barred from Tues- In any capacity, either as a Hous- more for others, and the state to replace the western allies' troops in West Berlin with the. chiefly by denying American car- day's Housing Authority meet- ing Authority member, as a of New Jersey, which Is repre- flag of the United Nations. ' goes, to the vessels. ing to Gov. Richard J. Hughes councilman, or as a citizen and sented on the authority by an He said that after a treaty is signed and4he allied troops New regulations, are /expected and U.S. Sens'. Harrison A. Wil- taxpayer,...... • • appointee of the commissioner of are out of West Berlin, the-Soviet Union would give guaran- to be:put Into effect in about two liams, Jr., D, and Clifford P. Conservation and Economic De- , "I am advised this Is in viola- tees for the city's independence. weeks. Case, R, of New Jersey. tion pflaw -. '., .• velopment. The President's move, disclosed She said the is asking, the "It seems to - me' that any ec- "I' trust you will share my Gromyko said Soviet guarantees of. West Berlin's inde- Wednesday at a. news conference. state and federal offtcials to tion, contract, expenditure, made concern, as a representative of pendence would be just as dependable as those of the NATO Involves reviving plans that were force the authority to recognize by the Housing Authority, subse- the people of the city of Long powers. quent to its Illegal action of pre- Branch, and will see to it that shelved whea the Cuban . crisis her as a member because of pos- He strongly emphasized Khrushchev's peaceful coexistence broke, in October. sible jeopardy to the "aubstan-venting a duly appointed member the authority is required to theme and repeatedly called for negotiated agreements with' the Thus, the United States is re- tlal interests"'of the state and from serving would be subject recognize me as a member and verting to its pre-crisis policy of federal governments in the su- to: attack. extend- to me all, of the appro- United States. thorlty's business. ''This conceivably could jeop-priate rights and accommoda putting an increasingly tight eco- MUTUAL UNDERSTANDING . nomic squeeze on the Castro re- The. federal government, 'Mr*.. ardiie the Interests of the United tions." gime In Cuba and, at the same Wilson noted, already his more • Without mutual understanding between the United States time, making, the cost of Soviet than $1 mililpn Invested in the and the Soviet Union, it would be impossible to settle a single authority's Shrewsbury river- support for that regime as high international .conflict,. Gromyko said. as possible. ' front project and is being asked for aid in other authority work. Fire in Highlands "Either we must decide controversial questions at the con- Kennedy also made two other major,'points about the Cuban ' The state government, she ference table, or slide into war—there is no other way out for SPEAKS ON CUM — Soviet Premier Khriishcher ad- added, is represented on the au- situation: the Soviet Union or the United States," he declared. dresses the'Supreme Soviet in Moscow. He said he is 1. He hopes that negotiations thority by the Rev. Earl Jordan, Despite -their "Ideological differences," Gromyko contin- an appointee of. the commission- Starts a Squabble holding President Kennedy to what he called pledget going on between U.S. and Soviet ued; "the Soviet government does not see any (insurmountable representatives in New York "will er of Conservation and Economic against an invasion of Cuba. Khrushchev warnad if they n 1 HIGHLANDS — Fire Chief Ted virtually destroyed; was vacanl obstacles in the relations between the Soviet Union and the come to some conclusion in theDevelopment"" '. are not kept "we will be compelled to take such actions not too distant future." Meanwhile Took Part in Vote Chodnicki th!« morning rapped at the time of the.fire. Another United States... the United States Intends to main- Mr. Jordan took- part in the Mayor.and Council for "fail- house, formerly the old Twin as the situation requires of us." . the ure to move fast enough" in get- Light Tavern, also two stories, "If there is agreement between Premier Khrushchev and tain Hi vigilance against the re-unanimous vote of other author- President Kennedy, there will be a solution of International ' (APVirajphota by radio from Moteow) introduction of Soviet offensive ity members Tuesday to adjourn condemned bulldlngi• torn was partially burned, and a third weapons Into the island. This was a scheduled meeting when Mrs. bouse, thit of Charles McCa|l '""problems on which the fate of mankind depends. \ Wilson refused lo leave (he meet- f), "atorehed,"; the chief re- "The Soviet Unjon would welcome such agreements." the substance of the President's ported. ' reaction to Soviet Premier Ing room." *" •'•'•- * . TITO SPEAKS Khrushchev's speech In Moscow Chairman Daniel J. Maher has condemnetkn, • . ' V. , The chief said the second house Borough to Settle Wednesday claiming Soviet poli- contended her, ippointoent, by Mayor Cornelius I. Guiney, Jr. which burned is retted byy Alvia Grtrtryko laid tie Soviet Union "has no territorial or other cy' had been victorious In Cuba. 4 to S. vote of City Council in in turn, later this morning.- de- Ktt ||o r storagt e off lumberlb . claim* against the United States, and we think, also the United 1 It U1*8 "best judgment" of October, to succeed Rev. clared that it is the ctof who Mr; ChodnicU estiBJated total State* has no claims against the Soviet Union." EngtoeerV Claim - - • - • L. Iinlelinley wass nott validvalid. He has ''is holding up condemnation pro- the VS. government that Soviet damage at more San J1»,WO. Tito, *Jw feUnmd Gromyke jfp. tie roitruro, strongly nuclear missiles and jet bombers argued that Father Unley*s let- ceeding* became he is theoary Fireman Harold F<*»V. *» Pay «a
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'•< • t-TkunAty, D«. 13, l%2, BED BANK REGISTER Weather V,,# George E. Sokokky, 69, New Jersey: Sunny and ttrtd Obituaries today, high in the 20s. Becoming Births J.r '-• ^ , .• tv cloudy and not quite so cold to- •m Hi 1 Veteran Columnist, Dies Want Billboard Ban MRS. MAURICE JACOBS MRS. DOROTHY L. DANGLER tight, low in the teens. Partly RIVERVTEW RED BANK - Mrs. Dorothy loudy Friday, high in the mid- «d lost a kidney, Sokolsky suc- SOUTH TOMS RIVER - MM, Red Bank NEW YORK (AP) —.Veteran . Dangler, 37, of 32 Morford 20s in the cumbed In the study of bis home ranees Madeline Jacobs, 58, of Mr, and Mrs. Kenneth Noland, columnist George E. Sokolsky, 1., died Tuesday in Monmouth OrdinanceAmended n o r t hwest to while making a phone call. His Dittmar Blvd. died Tuesday 204 Parkview Ter,, Lincroft, 69, died last night in his Manhat- daughter, Mrs. Donald Feuer- ight at her home. rtedical Center, Long Branch. MIDDLETOWN — The Town- ising Co., Long Branch, that the the low 30s daughter, yesterday. tan apartment. A leading spokes- stein, was with him when he was Mr». Jacobs was born in Bos- Mrs. Dangler was born in Long ship Committee last night re- toning ordinance be amended. along the Mr. and Mrs. David J. Mes- man for American conservatism, coast. stricken. His wife, Dorothy, was in, Mass. She had lived here branch, daughter of the late ferred to the Planning Board a The ordinance prohibits con- Itelo, 151 Cherry Tree La., Mid- his writing appeared in 299 news- MARINE another room. months, having- formerly Theophlus and EUla Longstreet. request by the American Adver- traction of new billboards for dletown, daughter, yesterday. papers, including The Red Bank Cape May to Register. in Neptune and• 'Lon• g Surviving are three daughters, idvertising purposes in the town' Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Burice, One of Mr. Solwhky's last Block Island: Plagued by heart trouble, dia- anch. Mrs. Virginia Scott ot Red Bank, ihip. 330 Front St., Union Beach, son, Mrs. Shirley Scalpati ot Asbury Nor thwest betes and the cancer to which he columns written before bis She was a life member of the The company has recom- yesterday. Park, and Mr». Gertrude Croce To Turn On mended that the ordinance be winds 10 to 20 Mr. and Mrs. Sivert Walstrom, death appears on today's editor- Long Branch Hadassah chap- knots today be- of Peru, Ind.; a son, Chester amended to allow billboards of 92 Valley Ave.,, Highlands, lal page. r, and a member of the Hu- Dangler of Asbury Park; two «is- not more than 500 square foot in coming south daughter, yesterday. jane Chapter of Deborah of Eatontown's west to 10 to Not Biased, A relentless foe of domestic tres, Mrs. G. Brown Miller of size to be erected in the com- Mr. and Mrs. William Baker, 'oms River. She was past presi- Keyport and Mrs. Grace. Fisher munity. !0 knots tonight. Northwest winds 27 Chestnut Ridge Rd., Hazlet, and international communism lent of the women's auxiliary of the bushy-haired Sokolsky drew of Branchville; and five grand- Yule Lights In other business, Lawrence A 10 to 20 knots Friday. Visibility 5 daughter, yesterday. Juror Says he Jewish War Veterans of children. miles or more. Fair weather to- from a world of experience in EATONTOWN — The munici- Carton, Jr., township attorney Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gamache, NEWARK (AP) - A juror has «ng Branch, and treasurer of Services will be tomorrow at once again recommended thai day becoming cloudy tonight and 202 Hudson Ave., East Keans- writing his six-day-a-week col- e Veterans of Foreign Wars pal Christmas trees and the dec- denied that his decision In a con- umn and in a varied career tha 11 a.m. in the Woolley Funeral the governing body consider em- bearing iFriday. burg, son, yesterday. uxiliary. Long Branch, a mem- orations of Borough Hall will be spiracy case was biased against included stints as a radio com- Home, Long Branch. Burial will Joying an attorney to assist the Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Mah- er of the sisterhood of Congre- lighted Saturday evening, Coun- persons of Italian descent. mentator and lecturer. be in Glenwood Cemetery, West police department and various TIDES ler, 28 Lafayette Dr., Hazlet, ;ation Brothers of Israel, Long cilman Leon B. Smock an- The juror, John C. Vietmeyer He had been in Russia during Long Branch. v: ' jther municipal officials in pros- (Sandy Hook) son, yesterday. ranch, past president of the nounced last night. 45, of 18 North 12th St., testi- the early struggles for political ecuting cases in the local court. Today—High 8:33 p.m. and low Mr. and Mrs. James Bomba, Long Branch USO, and a mem- Each year the borough park fied at a hearing before Superior power that culminated in com- CHARLES H. CUPPLES He made the recommendation :41 p.m. RD 1. Bucks Mill Rd., Colts Neck, er of the International Ladies' department puts up trees along Court Judge Alexander P. Waugh munism's victory there, and he MONTROSE, Pa. — Charles H. in a letter to the committee. Friday — High 9:34 a.m. and daughter, this morning. arment Workers Union. Main St. and the business sec- yesterday. worked for many years in China. Cupples, 74, formerly of 109 Har- In the letter he also listed 0:10 p.m. and low 3:27 a.m. and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hender- She is survived by her hus- tion of Broad SU and decorates Vietmeyer was a member o Graduating from Columbia rison Ave., Fair Haven, died several items of litigation still 1:12 p.m. llter, 38 Bayberry La.,. Mlddle- rand, Maurice Jacobs; a Borough Hall with ropes and the jury that convicted five con- University in 1917, he went on a Tuesday night at the home of his pending before the courts involv- (For Red Bank and Rumson :own, daughter, this morning. ack Martin Jacobs of Neptune; greens and lights. tractors of a price rigging con- globe-trotting tour that took him son, Charles T. Cupples, here, ing the township. He said dis- bridge, add two hours; Sea daughter, Mrs. Doris Picdptti Mr. Smock said he had been MONMOUTH MEDICAL spiracy charge. through revolution-racked Russia with whom he had lived for the position of these cases would not Bright, deduct 10 minutes; Long _ West Long Branch; five grand criticized "loud and long" be- CENTER The hearing is to determine and restless China, where he fi- past three months. cause these decorations were not be made until next year. Branch, deduct 15 minutes; High- children; a brother, Jack Long Branch if the contractors should be giv- nally settled down in 1920 to a Mr. Cupples was born In Long put up earlier. Among the cases are the Mur- lands bridge, add 40 minutes.) en a new trial. Springer of Passaic, and two Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mackey, 10-year stint as a political cor- Branch, son of the. late Samuel "My answer to these criticisms dock case, now before the Civil isters, Miss Edith Springer and Hope Rd., New Shrewsbury, Under questioning by Waugh respondent of the North China and Alice Hurley Clippies, and is this:" he said, "This is not Service Commission. The Goo" CHICAGO (AP) — A huge mass Vietmeyer denied that he ha< Vlrs. Alice Moser, both of Long daughter, yesterday. Daily News In Shanghai, had Jived In Fair Haven for 52 a commercial display. These Humor case, and a suit filed of Artie air enveloped the entire made disparaging remarks abou land. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Lomet It was there that he met an years before moving to Pennsyl- decorations are put up to ex- .gainst the Zoning Board of Ad- eastern half of the nation today. the defendants, that he had spok- 247 Vanderveer PI., Long Branch married his first wife, Chinese- Services will be at the Damia- vania. press spirit and to be estheticaliy justment over a variance denial, The damaging and tragic effects en of the case during the course son, yesterday. born, English-educated Rosalin IO Funeral Home tomorrow al pleasing. .We use all live greens, Mr. Carton said that he wanted of the prolonged late autumn cold of the trial, and that he had He was a retired carpenter-con- Mr. and Mrs. William Schnei- Phang. She died in 1933 after 10:30 a.m. with Rabbi Aaron H, and no synthetic material." „, advise the committee of the wave and snowstorm mounted. mentioned knowing that some of tractor, and was a member of der, 214 Fourth St., West Keans- bearing him a son, Eric. efkowitz of Temple Beth Miri- "I believe Dec. 15 is a prope status of these cases so it can The unseasonably cold weath- the defendants had been involved the Carpenters Union, Local 2250, burg, daughter, yesterday. When he returned to the United am, Elberon, officiating. Burial time to light our trees," he provide necessary funds in next er persisted from the northern in a similar case in Jersey City. of Red Bank. Mr. and Mrs. Major Lofland, States, Sokolsky delivered a se- ill be in Beth Miriam Memorial Also surviving are his wife, added firmly. "Christmas, after year's budget. borders deep into the southland, 17 Clinton St., Freehold, son, In his defense, Vietmeyer aaid ries of lectures on what he ha 'ark, Neptune. Mrs. Hilda T. Scott Cupples; an- all, is more than Just a shopping causing inconvenience to mil' Tuesday. he had an Italian brother-in-law, seen in the Orient. Recently, in other son, Gerald A. Cupples of season. The decorations will lions. and that both his physician an summarizing his Ideas on the FITKIN Fair Haven, and four grandetiil- remain up and lighted until Damage to property and to his attorney are of Italian ex- subject. Jan. 2." vegetable crops in Florida was Neptune dren. Board Works traction. In the 1930s, Sokolsky wrote estimated in the millions of dol- Mr. and Mrs. Ellard Conover, Restaurant Funeral services will be tomor- The five contractors, convicted column for the New York Herafi lars. The continued cold threat- 12 Third St., Freehold, daughter, row at 2 p.m. at the Worden of conspiring to rig the bidding Tribune. During this time, hi On Budget ened the multi-million dollar cit- yesterday. Funeral Home, Red Bank. Rev. on a $5 million rehabilitation con- also wrote five books: "Tindei Buys Prize Muzzey Gets rus crop in Florida. Tempera- James C. Rupert, pastor of Christ RUMSON — The Board ol Edu- Mr. and Mrs. George Kaschak, tract for the Passalc Valley Sew- box of Asia," "Labor's Fight foi tures ranged from the teens in Methodist Church of Fair Haven- cation last, night held a work ses- 2 Joda Rd., West Allenhurst, erage Commission, were finec Freedom," "We Jews," "Laboi northern Florida to the 30s and Police Post sion over the 1963-64 budget to daughter, yesterday. $1,000 each and given six-month Crisis in the United States" am Angus Steer Rumson, will officiate. Burial will 40s in southern sections. be presented to voters Feb. 13. Mr. and Mrs. Romel Frison, suspended penitentiary terms. "The American Way of life." be in Maplewood Cemetery, Free- Deaths in connection with the Birdsall Rd., Farmingdale, son, TRENTON (AP) - The How hold. No totals were'available to the The contractors are: In 1940 he began writing a na- In Eatontown severe wintry-type weather in yesterday. ard Johnson Restaurant chain press, but an increase was indi- Joseph La Fera, president of tionally syndicated column foi the last week soared to near the Mr. and Mrs. Donald Grant, has paid $2,733, or $2.55 a pound EATONTOWN - Frank C. cated due largely to the equip- the La Fera Contracting Co., the New York Sun. Shortly aftei JAMES J. McGRATH 100 mark—with some estimate Rt. 33, Freehold, son, .Tuesday. for a 1,072-pound prize winning Muzzey of 2 Shube? PI. was ap- ping and staffing of the new K-! Newark; Anthony P. Miele, vie that paper ceased publication ii CLIFFWOOD-James J. Me- as high as 150. Angus steer named "Sam." pointed a probationary patrolman annex to be opened next fall. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Shipman, president of Joseph Miele Con- 1950, his column, "These Days, Grath, 74, of 52 West Prospect The biting cold air dropped Sam, grand champion entry i on the borough police force last Last year's current expense RD 3, Farmingdale, daughter, struction Co., Maplewood; Wil- started in the New York Journa Ave. died Tuesday in Monmouth temperatures to record low level he annual 4-H club baby beef night by Mayor and Council. budget totalled $418,671. Tuesday. bur W. Blauvelt, vice president American. Medical Center. for the season and for the date show Tuesday, was sold yester- Police Committee Chairman Francis E. Hockey, superintend- Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Soden, of George M. Brewster & Sons, His column had been distrib- A Navy veteran of World War in many areas. The southland day at auction. Edward 0. Clark said Mr. Muz- ent, outlined his suggestions foi Asbury Park Rd., Farmingdale, Inc., Bogota; Philip R. Salvatore, uted by Hearst's King Features I, Mr. McGrath was bora In Ire- was especially hard hit by the His former owner, 15-year-olc zey had received the highest the new budget. Further wort daughter, Tuesday. a partner in C. Salvatore & Sons, syndicate since 1944. land and came to this country icy blasts. Mary Ann Mclntosh of Wyncrest grade on the examinations f sessions will be held before final Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel Crudup, Orange; and Richard N. Dinallo, Richard E. Berlin, president of in 1908. A retired custodian, he The main' core of the arcti< 181 Casino Dr., Farmingdale, Rd., Marlboro, has had the win- the post. adoption slated for Jan. 7. The president. Terminal Construc- the Hearst Corp., went to the was a member of St. Joseph's air was in the northern Gull The new patrolman Is 25 years board will not meet Jan. 9. daughter, Tuesday. tion Co., Wood-Ridge. columnist's apartment a f t e ning entry each of the past three Catholic Church. States. The mercury plunged t< old, and has been married fo Mr. and Mrs. Donald Lass, 10 learning Sokolsky had bee shows. Surviving are three daughters, A total of $30,500 Is expected 11 below zero • in Crossville, in two months. He is a new residen Dwight Dr., Ocean Township, son, stricken. The other 73 animals in thi Mrs. Anna Savoy, with whom he to be added to the operating eastern Tennessee. Temperatures of the borough, having moved Tuesday. show were also sold Wednesday lived, Mrs. Mary Sand of Mor- budget to service the new school along the coast dipped to thi Funeral services for Sokolsk; here from Long Branch. He is Mr. and Mrs. Frank Vecchione, Director Asks The second prize winner, else gan and Mrs. Katherine Sand of This includes an estimated $16,- middle teens. Readings of zero were incomplete. Marine Corps veteran, and has 1119 Interlaken Ave., Wanamassa, an Angus steer, weighing 972 Laurence Harbor; six sons, John 500 for salaries, $4,000 for sup- were reported in north Georgia The columnist was chairman ol been employed until now at Fort daughter, Monday. pounds, was sold for $1.50 McGrath of California, Philip plies and utilities, $3,000 for and in mountain areas of Ala- Co-operation the board of the American Jew- Monmouth as a contract clerk. Mr. and Mrs. George Gabriel, pound. The animal belonged to McGrath of Port Monmouth, clerk, $3,000 for a Janitor, $3,(HM bama. ish League against Communism, There were 13 applicants foi for furniture and $1,000 salary t( Heulitt Rd., Colts Neck, son, EATONTOWN - The Welfare and he received numerous Robert Micke! also 15, of Titus- Robert McGrath of Colonia, Some early morning tempera- : the police post, Mr. Clark said Miss Laura S. Deane who hai Monday. Council of Monmouth County, awards from such organizations ville. - ! Daniel McGrath of Irvington. tures and conditions: New York of whom 12 completed all tests been named teaching principal. Mr. and Mrs. William Diven, meeting last night In the Colon- as the American Legion, the Joseph McGrath of Kearny and 16 clear, Chicago 3 cloudy, Bos- The first prize winners hi the and interviews. Five applicant Burlington Rd., Freehold, daugh- nade Restaurant, heard Theodore Catholic War Veterans and thi Vincent McGrath of Newark, and Miss Deane is now K-3 depai ton 18 clear, Washington 16 clear, Hereford and Shorthorn classes, qualified, he stated. ter, Monday. Nitka, county director of voca- Freedoms Foundation. 23 grandchildren. ment head for which she receives Atlanta 4 clear, Miami 42 cloudy, both owned by 11-year-old Don- "It is the duty of the Mayoi PATTERSON ARMY HOSPITAL tional education, and William J. Sokolsky held honorary degree: $309 in addition Jo her salary for Louisville 1 clear, Detroit ald Kniffen of Morganvil! The funeral will be Saturday at and Council to make periodi Fort Monmouth Clark, of the state Department of from Notre, Dame University, teaching Wndergarten. As prin- cloudy, St. Louis A partly cloudy, Labor's Division of Hours and weighed 1,098 and 1,042 pounds 8 a.m. from Mehlenbeck Funeral reviews of the police department S/Sgti and Mrs. George W. St. Bonavetirure University and cipal-teacher she' will receive Minneapolis 12 cloudy, Kansas Wages, ask for public coopera- respectively and were sold for (1 Home, Hazlet, to St. Joseph's and its manpower requirements," Cook, 168B Mitchell Dr., Eaton- the University of Montana School $700 more. ity 16 cloudy, Denver 30 clear, tion with their endeavors. pound and 80 cents a pound. Church where Rev. Cornelius J. the councilman said. town, son, Monday. of Mines. Kane, pastor, will offer High "I hope the candidates who Mr. Hockey proposed the boan Dallas 25 clear, Phoenix 48 clear, The reserve Shorthorn winner, Mr. Nitka called the junioi In addition to writing his dall, Requiem Mass at 9 o'clock. Bur- qualified will maintain their in- consider buying a bus to reduc Seattle 44 rain, San Francisco 53 PFC and Mrs. David Ortiz, 216 won by Donald's brother Daniel, year of high school the greatest column, he was a director ial will be in St. Joseph's Ceme- terest in police work here, so the number of leased runs tc rain, Los Angeles 54 cloudy, Bay Ave., Highlands, son, Tues- potential "dropout" year, and 10, weighed 976 and sold for 4! the Lionel Corp. and of the Tow- ients a pound. . tery. that perhaps in the future we and from the school. At preseni Anchorage 31 rain, Honolulu day. said the condition could be sub- : er Universal Corp., an inves The *fw5t^> ^ireford, weigh- may be able to make an appoint- pupils are transported in sever cloudy. stantially corrected if the drop- ment firm. ing 1,17V pounds was sold foi It adds up! More and more ment to any new opening on the crowded buses. The superintend- outs took advantage of the coun- Sokolsky was born Sept. 5, 1893 50 cents a .pound. It had bee: people use The Register ads each force from this group of men,' ent expects that nine will be Senior Choir ty's vocational school system. needed next year. in Utica, N.Y., the son of a rab- owned by Dale Hurff, 14, of Cen issue because results come fast- he added. He asked for the co-operation Enters Plea bi. He came to New York City ter Square. er—Advertisement. To Present of civic aftd educational groups as a boy and was stumping foi in recommending the shift to vo- ihe Republican party against Elect Beatty Of Innocent cational schools in such cases. Tammany Hall while still in his Blame Dog Its Cantata Mr. Nitka, while avoiding i childhood. stand OIL. the centralized versu Years later, as a successful Fire Chief In Slaying COLTS NECK — The senior intergrated vocational school sys- columnist, he had a home ir GIVE MOTHER A As Cause choir of the Reformed Church will KEYPORT — Rafael Soto Arch- tems, said the former would cost Otis, Mass., where he and hii present "Bethlehem" by J. H. an estimated $4 to $5 million and second wife, the former Dorothj efal, 32, last night was held for Maunder Sunday at 8 p.m. In Highlands Of Accident action by the Monmouth County might raise a transportaion prob- Fiske, and their two children, GH. DISHWASHER Soloists for the Cantata are so- HIGHLANDS - William R. 1 Grand Jury in connection with lem and a question as to where George E. Jr. and Dorothy, spent LONG BRANCH - A dog ! pranos, Mrs. Lee Tuomenoksa, Beatty will be the new [ire chiel the fatal stabbing of a landscap- the facility should be located. their summers. eagerness to share the driver': Mrs. Robert Buck and Mrs. Hen- here, starting in January, er Nov. 21. He called for the conversion o George Jr., now 25, Is an Ai seat was blamed for an acciden ry Hammond, 3d; tenor, Joseph FOR CHRISTMAS He was elected this week alon, here last night, Archefal, of 16 Elizabeth St., agricultural courses offered a Force first lieutenant In Taranto, with other department officer! Moreau; baritone, Charles Buck, Manasquan to floral culture an Italy. iHs first son, Eric, Police said an automobile driv pleaded innocent to the charge bass, George Ketaner. for 1963: before Magistrate Seymour R. nursery courses. lives In Hollywood, Calif. en by William J. Scott of 44! Mrs. Charles Clowes will direel Francis P, Schmedes, assistan! Kleinberg and was returned ti Mr. Clark touched on some o Harrison St., this place, hit the choir. chief; Andrew M. Daino, Sr the county jail in Freehold. the problems resulting from chil captain; Sievert M. Walstrom utility pole at Branchport Ave. Miss Betty Ellis will be the or- and Bernon St. at 11:55 p.m. The charge arose from th labor laws and referred to the de- Junior captain; Jack Card, firs ganist. Her selections will Include, sirability of a positive approach To Get New The said Mr. Scott told them death of Robert Burhans, 41, of "Blessed Jesus, at Thy Word" lieutenant; Waiter Mewes, seconc 91 Gulfstream Ave., Middletown. to them. lieutenant; Christopher Kohlen he was traveling noth on Branch- and "From Heaven Above to Of 35,000 jobs listed by the La. port Ave. when his dog jumpec Police said Archefal has admit- Earth I Come," both by Max Re- Appraisal On busch, chief engineer; outgoing ted the stabbing. bor Department, he said, only 5 Fire Chief Ted Chodnicki, chief ol from the back to the front sea ger, and "Tidings of Joy" by J. NEW 1962 GENERAL ELECTRIC Police said Burhans, a self-em- 000 are prohibited to 14 to 18- fire police; Alfred G. Horay, mar- causing him to hit the pole. S. Bach. ployed landscaper, tried to break year-olds under New Jersey stat- School Site shal; Hubert Ryan, treasurer; A nursery will be provided t Police said Mr. Scott suffered up a fight between Archefal am utes. The laws were passed, h OCEANPORT — The Board ol Charles Kinney, secretary; Henrj a bruised lip and hand. No sum care for small children during th 3-Way Power Shower DISH WASHER added, to back up school attend Education last night agreed t Pedro Rosado, 35, East Front cantata. Quast, trustee, and Vincen mons was issued. Patrolmar St., who were fighting over a ance. appoint a new appraiser in con- Worth, salvage chief. James Jones investigated. $10 loan. Both men were mem- Mr. Clark cautioned parent junction with the board's pro- bers of the victim's work crew. who regularly employ the same ceedings to acquire property fo Archefal was arrested minutes baby sitter that they are in vio- future school construction in after the slaying and was re- lation of the law if the sitter is Portaupeck. Moscow, Peking Rivalry under 16 and has Voters last year, on the basis WASHIS UP, OOWM manded to the jail in Freeholi not obtained AND AU. AROUND working papers. of a previous appraisal, ap- the deputies of the Supreme So without bail. Rosado was held a: Wuhw dlibn m most MOSCOW (AP) - Premier proved the expenditure of $30 viet. a material witness. thorough Ktion know to Khrushchev has declared war on 000 for the acquisition of ap- Khrushchev blamed Stalin fo Police said Burhans wa; tdatKc. ; the ideological views of Commu- Vice President proximately 10 acres on Shrews- the differences that led to Yugi stabbed in the chest during thi NO m-aiNiwo nist China and Albania and pub- bury Ave. The second appraisal, slavia's expulsion from the Com fii;ht outside a Broad St. bar. Hi NO SCRAPWO licly made his peace with his old Named by Pru it was explained, must be con- munist camp In 1948. died shortly afterward. Fluibiwiy Drain lids enemy in the Communist camp, ducted by a different appraise; hind-rinsing & icnplnf. Yugoslav President Tito. "But our Yugoslav comrade: NEWARK (AP) - John D. Buchanan, Jr. has been elected The new appraiser was no liquifies & flujfiM awn In his speech to the Supreme were not wholly blameless," h( vice president of the Prudential named. sort food mrticlrt. Soviet Wednesday Khrushchev added. IW1N0 DOWN DOOt Insurance Co. effective Jan. 1, A show cause order issued bj oullined to his people for the first Board OKs Permllt Full Eitiiuloa "There are still serious divei was announced yesterday bj Superior Court initiated condem time the details of his feud with Side to roll HI tta my gencies on a number of ldeologl President Orville E. Beal. nation proceedings for about twe the dissenting Chinese and Al out for usy watt. cal questions, he continued, bu Buchanan now heads the com acres of the tract. The ordei banians. Forrestdale recent moves in Yugoslav domes pany's Cleveland agency. He wil is returnable in Freehold tomor- A neutralist diplomat called the tic and foreign policy have "elim come to the Newark home office row. ' MOBUf^MMID PORMUI speech "a historic turning.point' inatcd much of what we regardet Annex Plans to succeed Thomas Allsopp, w School board1 attorney Sidney NODOWNMrMINT in Moscow-Peking rivalry. as erroneous and as prejudicing Itijr Turn I munition RUMSON — Bernard Kcllenyi'i has been shifted to Boston Atpern told the board last, night • Relit on WhMll the cause of building socialism AslFnncUMdG-EDuler Khrushchev dcclnrcd that dog- completed plans for the K-3 an take charge of the northeastern that the owners and parties with • Powtr-Scnib matism, a Communist synonym (communism) In Yugoslavia." wuri AuUxirliid to efftr Attin. nmli. _ nex to Forrestdale School wer regional home office. Interests in the tract being con- a-E't Fimoui rmmn rdriln.K. tOWUT Hia for the extreme views of the Chi- He apparently was referring t tVfXf accepted by the Board of Educa- demned had been served wit WARRANTY SERVICE. nese, had become just as danger- Tito's recent economic reform tion last night. The board au Decoration Contest proper notice. ous as revisionism, a word ap- tightening central controls ove: thorized Mr. Kellenyi to submit Tomorrow's court session I plied to such independent Com- decentralized Yugoslav Industrie the plans to the state Board ol Planned in Rarilan expected to result in the ap- munist thinking such ns Yugo- and his close support of Sovl< Education for its approval. RARITAN TOWNSHIP - Th pointment of commissioners t slavia's. foreign policy stands. Mr. Kellenyi reported that th Raritan Bay Area Jaycces hav conduct thQ condemnation an -BETTER- He swore that, from now on, While never mentioning the Ch project is advancing according t announced plans for a Chrlstma the setting of a hearing dat "Soviet Communists, to whom nese by name, Khrushchev the tight time schedule outlinci decorations contest which will be and a date for filing of the there is nothing higher than unity cused (hem of "sinking deepc open to all residents of the town- HOUSEKEEPING SHOP last summer. He expects that I A FOAMY 'GOWN' — Cov- commissioners' report. ' of the ranks of the world Commu- and deeper In the quagmire o will lake three weeks to obtain ship. The proceedings are the flrsl 46 MONMOUTH ST. RED BANK nist movement, will fi^ht resolute- leftist opportunism, splitting la .stale aproval and that bids may ered from head to toe in Pat Connors, contest chairman, step toward acquisition of th ly against both right-wing and tics and sectarianism." be solicited Jnn. 15 for considera- shaving lather, Paulino Daley, said that no applications will be property. An additional 3 left-wing opportunism, which to "In the crisis over Cuba, Yuga Telephone SHadyside 1-43)0 tion on or about Feb. 15. 2, it about to bunt into tears necessary to enter. Judges will acres is borough-owned and th (lay is no less dangerous than slnv Communists took a correel The architect commended the cover every street In the town- remainder of the tract will prob revisionism." position, whereas dogmatists whe board'* building committee on it. after being rescued from ship and the winner wilt receive ably be acquired through OPEN EVERY NIGHT 'TIL CHRISTMAS In nn open affront to the antl- pose us true Mnrxlsts-1-cnlnlstf careful attention to tho drawing bathroom in which ihe barri- a silver plaque and a gift cer- negotiation. Titoisl Chincsr and Albanians, took n provocative position," In of the plans nnd said he was sure tificate from tho Keyport Electric caded herself for two houri The foreslghted plan we de FREE PARKING IN REAR OP STORE ENTRANCE Khrushchev declared Soviet said. hey, "are gelling what they «re Co., Rt. 36, veloped last year with the real friendship for the Yugoslav Com- "What the crisis In Cuba ha at Cambridge, Mast. A squad expecting". Every home will be eligible. Ization that !lie Wolf Hill Avenui ON WHITE ST. PARKING LOT munists. shown is Hint the main dange If schedules continue to be met, of police and two fire en Judging will take place the week School's size and fhs charade This drew nn approving nod waii represented by those wh he board expects the school wil ginei w«re called to free her. precceding Chritmns and the win- of Its surrounding grounds maki from Tito, .seated behind him on stood and stand on dogmatl be ready for ocupancy next Sep- ner also will receive a color phc- further expansion there Im- the slagi", nnd Iwd applause from positions." tember. IAP Wiraphoto) 0 i (ouvtplt. practical. .; •r IT RED BANK BEG18TEH
Trading Methods Faster, Cheaper By Quarterly many dtizsns from court review Of decision, made by federal of- And Exchange Stocks WASHINGTON - Individual ficials and agencies. clfiiens have sew legal avenues The new law is two-pronged: By ROGER E. SPEAR open to them to, obtain faster, It gnat* original jurisdiction cheaper justice from the federal to all federal district courts o Q-"Would you please tell a they have bought or sold a government. issue orders compelling federal novice the difference between an eurity and the commission they Under a bill enacted into law officials to perform * duty or he 'ovtr the counter' and as 'ex- have charged for doing m. this year, dtiieos may sue the change- stock?" to make a decision in a mat- .6. R, they act as principals, they re- federal government In M federal ter Involving the exercise of District of Southern A—Your question., comes up port to you only the price at Judicial districts located' In all discretion. where federal distri -very frequent- which the deal has been consum- SO) states - and in Puerto Rico, It gives the private citizen the hold court in ly, and I'm mated, and that price includes the Carnal Zone, the Fresno and San Diegov their own profit. ' ; Wrgto option to sue a federal official glad to have a Islands tod Guam. in one of lour federal judicial In the past the chance to an- Exchange, or listed stocks are EXECUTIVE BUYS HOME —Car! V. Giertch, account executive for Blue Ridg. Manu- In the past, a civil action districts: argriculture has taken swer it. traded by public auction between could be brought against a 1. Where the defendant resides tlon that his action hi deiying. Th e majoi brokers on the floor of the dif- facturers, a subsidiary of fh» Philadelphia-Reading Corp., has purchawd thit n«w federal official only in the or Z. in which the cause of ac- or revoking a grazing permit *» difference be- ferent exchanges. These trades brick and frame ranch house on Point Rd., Little Silver. The house, built by Carmslo Federal District Court in Wash- tion arouse, or 9. hi which any the national forests was not re> tween these are always made on an agency viewable. It may be under tha Maimone, Little Silver, was sold by Walter S. Overton, of Philip J.'Bowers and-Co., ington, D. C. real property Involved In the two types of basis with commission shown. The effect of channeling such action Is situated, or 4, if no real new law. And a Texas livestock stock lies in the <*-"My only holding is 400 60 Whit* St., Red Bank. suits through only one federal property is involved In the ac-•nan who wants to bring a test< method of trad- shares of American Telephone. If district court was to foreclose tion, where the plaintiff resides case may do so in one of the „ _ ing, Over-the- this stock goes up to 125, would three federal Judicial districts Koger E. Spear counter, or un-I be wise to sell some and re- of Texas, and the case may be listed stocks, are bought and sold invest In some other good utility? 5 Red Bank tried in one of 20 Texas cities •s a result of private negotiations Am I correct in assuming that as in which federal districts Judges between dealers. The latter some- a stock goes up In price the yield l)fational,World Fire Units Shade Tree Group hold court from time to time. time* act as agents and some- goes down?" J. i Background On New Law times as principals. As agents A—American Telephone is Elect Slates The new law granting all they report to you, on your fine stock, none better, but'« News in Brief Set By Township federal district courts original statement, the price at which cent In unusual circumstances RED BANK - Five of the six jurisdiction In mandamus pro- is unwise to keep all your eggs ' , From the Wires i>f The Associated Press fire companies here have elected FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP Tbe newly created comission ceedings and broadening the In one basket. officers for 1963. An ordinance was adopted last may be comprised of from three venue provisions in federal suits If Telephone should get to 123, SKYBOLT ISSUE The Westside Hose Co. will Stocks Show WASHINGTON - The fate of the Skybolt Missile program night by the Township Commit- to five members who will be arose out of two widely dif- the yield there would be 2.9 pei hold' elections Jan. 8. tee creating a Shade Tree Com- selected by Mayor Albert V. Meferent cases In recent years. cent on the present dividend. A subject of the hottest U. S.-British argument in years, hangs mission here. precariously on next week's meeting between President Ken- New, officers are: Consick. One Involved an attempt by a Strength In switch of part of your holdings- Navesink Hook & Udder Co. Committeeman Carl B. The ordinance states that the state district Judge, Henry say into Long Island Lighting — nedy and Prime Minister Harold MacmiUan — and this coun- try's military budget. No. 1—Joseph Flammia, captain; Schanck said that the county commission has the right to Martin of Idaho Falls, Idaho, to now yielding 3.3 per cent—would Stanley Mooke, first lieutenant; . Tentative American plans U> give up on the expensive mis- Shade Tree Commission had establish its salary scale but, recover damages from the Clean Gain be a good move for diversifica- Edward Bloom, second Ueuten- recommended the creation of as Committeeman Norman Atomic Energy Commission for. NEW YORK (AP) - Making tion., as well as for a higher re- sile — around which Britain has shaped its nuclear strategy — has brought a sharp reaction from Britain and put a strain on ant; Donald Hobbard, engineer; such a body by each municipal- Wagner said, the committee loss of a grazing permit to Its first clear-cut advance in a turnam. . Gerald Johnson, assistant engi- ity. He explained that tbe com- would have to appropriate money land in southern Idaho. Martin week, the stock market yester- Yields are figured by dividing the alliance. When asked about the Skybolt dispute at his news confer- neer. John Caviness is president mission would make recom In the budget before such sal- brought bis suit against AEC in day revealed underlying strength the annual dividend rate by the of the company; Frank Lover- meodations to the township com- aries could be paid. the Federal District Court in of investment demand even price of the stock. It's simple ence yesterday, Kennedy spoke cautiously. He made these points:' sidge, vice president; Leo O'Con- mittee. January Appointments Idaho. though volume remained Hght__.... arithmetic, really. As your dh/i* nor, treasurer; Albert Nolan, sec- Mayor McCormlck said the The other involved a suit by With tbe newspaper strike or' (market price) goes up, youi 1. He was sure it would be discussed when he meets with Macmiilan in the Bahamas Dec. 19-20. The United States is retary, and Emil Munch, assist- appointments to the commission Puerto Rican distiller under keeping many New Yorkers in answer (yield) goes down, and now reviewing its budget for the new fiscal year. No final de- ant secretary. Referendum would be made at the organiza- the Alcohol Control Act. He the dark about financial news, vice versa. cision will be made until these matters have been completed. Relief Engine Co., No. 1— tion meeting la January. brought his suit in the Federal trading dawdled at 3.T6 million James Schmidt, captain; Alex An ordinance was adopted re- District Court in Puerto Rico. shares compared with 3.7 million 2. The United States has put a half billion dollars into the program so far. To complete it and buy the missiles might Davis, first lieutenant; William Date Is Set quiring developers to have a In each instance the case was Tuesday. The daily average for Stratz, second lieutenant and 6-Inch base hi their roads before dismissed because the head of November was 4.8 million shares.Name Wasson require $2.5 billion more. Five tests of the 1,100-mile range ballistic missile for launching from bombers have not been John Green, engineer. President At Holmdel any occupancy permits will be the federal agency involved of- The extent of the rally was re- successful. is Edward Green; Carl Cobnor- ssued. ficially resides in the District of flected by the Dow Jones In- Chairman Of gen, vice president; John Alien, HOLMDEL — The Board of Committeeman Wagner said Columbia and was held to be dustrial average which kept, V CHASE REBEL BANDS treasurer; Mr. Davis, secretary, Education last night formally set this will eliminate poor road an indispensable party to the gam of 2.17 at 647.33. Chamber Croup LABUAN, Norai Borneo — British Troops pushed out from Willard Watkins, corresponding Jan. 8 for public referendum on conditions in future developments suit. So each case had to be Of the 1,300 issues traded, 6S5 regained towns inNBrunei and northwest Sarawak today chas- secretary. Its proposed $1.4 million school —as has been experienced—be- brought in the Federal District rose and 382 feU. New highs for ' NEWARK — Charles A. Eaton, ing rebel bands seeking refuge in dense jungles and swamps. Independent Engine Co.—Ray- construction program. fore the streets have been com- Court in Washington, D. C, if the year totaled 24 and new lows Jr., president of the New Jersey Local British commanders were concerned that the rebels, mond Patterson, captain; Voting will take place at thepleted and accepted as town- it were to be heard on its three. State Chamber of Commerce, has Charles Patterson, first" Ileuten- Holmdel Elementary School ship roads. merits. announced his appointment of E. whose strength still Is unknown, would attempt to organize a - Eleven of the IS most active long guerrilla war from swampland hideouts. ant; Paul Lang, second Ileuten- from 5 to 9 p.m. Mayor McCormick told a dele- Urges Law Change stocks advanced, three declined, Hornsby Wasson, Newark, presi- ant; Aftert Doremus, engineer; The program calls for a new gation from the Burlington dent of the New Jersey Bell Tele- Several hundred tribesmen from the ulterior of Sarawak, Federal Circuit Judge Albert and one was.unchanged. responding to an ancient hostility to the rebel coastal dwellers, Lester Hauck, Jr., assistant en- 20-room elementary school on theHeights development that the B. Maris of the Third United Brunswick was the volume phone Co., as chairman of the gineer. Philip Jiannine is presi- Cross tract, near Holmdel VII- street lighting committee would chamber's citirenship respond- were reported prowling the Brunei-Sarawak border area in an States Circuit Court of Appeals leader, rising % to 17% on 59,400 effort to cut off rebel bands. dent' Edward Picollle, vice pres- liage; alterations and new conmee- t with them before any at Philadelphia heard the Puerto •hares. Second was General Mo- •>"% Program committee, idenf Mr. Hauck, treasurer; struction at the Holmdel Elemen- lighting was installed in their Rican case on 'review. He tors, unchanged at 56% on 51,600 FARM BUREAU SESSION "' , tary School,' and renovation' of development. strongly recommended a change shares. Third was Dynamics Charles Bennett, secretary; Mr. ATLANTA — The American Farm. Bureau Federation ends Lang, financial secretary. the Hillcmt School for use as an Michael Serafi'n, speaking for in the law. Corp. of America, up % at 16 its five-day convention today with directions that Its officials administration building. the residents, said they were on 48,000 .shares. Union Hose Co.—Raymond "The principle has been Im- renew and redouble efforts to reduce government's role in England, capatain; Raymond A breakdown of the $1,440,000 not sure whether they wanted bedded In our Jurisdiction from Next came Aluminium ltd., agriculture. " '•.... , Lamberson, first lieutenant; total includes $1,080,000 for thegas, incandescent or mercury time immemorial that it is ap- off Vt at 20%, and Standard Oil Indications were that the final session would approve,'with Louis Galassl, second lieutenant; new elementary school, $327,000 vapor lights. propriate that litigation be tried (New Jersey), up # at 58. little if any significant: change, resolutions drafted by a policy Hany Soden, engineer and Ed-for construction at the Holmdel To Move Autos in the locality where the contro- Douglas Aircraft was off % as committee. Those resolutions struck sharply at federal,farm ward Gelso, assistant engineer. Elementary School, and $33,000 Township Attorney Amold versey arose, where the Judge, it was reported the controversy controls, federal spending, and talk of an income tax cut un- Thomas Kirman is president for work at the Hillcrest School Tanner tola Hie committee that the jurors, the counsel and •bout whether or not to discard accompanied by a corresponding cut in the budget. Robert Hemfbllng, vice president; Furniture and equipment are in-tQ e owners of the B & S Service everyone concerned has a back- its Skybolt missile has en- In tackling the farm program issue, leaders of the nation's Alex Rogel, treasurer, and Les-eluded in the total figure. ~-"Station~ , R"•t 9, had purchased ground familiarity with the nature dangered the British-American largest farm group will encounter in the coming year, as in ter Carbone, secretary! " In other action: property in Jackson Township of the controversy. That has al- alliance. the preceding two years, determined opposition fromiKennedy Harry K. Lubtert was named to store wrecked vehicles.' The ways been our guilding princi- . Some other space age stocks Liberty Hose Co.-John Abba- administration farm officials and some other farm; organiza- temarco, captain; Samuel Scslza, dmiraurj or • public relation! attorney nit 'Ms^anonM elimi- ple," *nd It makes tar mom ex- were strong. Lockheed rose 1% tions. . ;' -" V / • . ., lieutenant; William Clay- committee for new school build- nate the storing of wrecked peditions and more Intelligent and Bendix 1%. first vehicles on their present loca- ton. second lieutenant; Peter ing. The committee will also handling of cases, he said. Renewed buying in the "gla- MAGIC SPACE MOMENT fengineer; Claude Bor study the feasibility of continu- tion which has been the sub- Rep. Richard H. Poff, R-Va., mour" issues pushed up IBM WASHINGTON — Mariner II now approaches its magic Galatro, ject of many complaints. Galatro, engineer; Claude Bor- ing its activity on a year-round sponsor of the bill, said, "There < stolen from the Daves Farm, theft was reported yesterday by dia Engleman celebrated her sev-ll Essex Rd., sometime between With Flares the owner of the farm, S.P enth birthday with her parent*, Sunday night and yesterday. Daves of Asbury Ave., Neptune TRENTON - New Jersey's cH- C-B.S. MARKET Mr. and'Mrs. Frank Engleman, 11 Three tires and wheels, three to Patrolman Edward Holden rector of Motor Vehicle! today ^ Barbate, Jack Bolla, who Is Investigating. tlll brake drums and three radiators issued a strong appeal to the Debbie and James Hemnauser, 36 MAIN ST. 9 KEANSBURG state's motorists to equip their Christine Locke, Susan Flynn, (OPEN't DAYS - 8 AlM-10 VM.) cars with flare-type warning de- Kathleen and Beverly Smith, Kim SPECIALS GOOD THRU SAT., DEC. 15TH vices to help prevent rear-end ind Karieen Gunther, Darlene.ll collisions at night between dis- Susan and Patricia Kelly and Jo-j| abled and moving vehicles;. seph Hern. Director Ned J. Persekian said this type of accident appears to be becoming increasingly preva- SMOKED HAM 2* .SX4 lent on the state's highways. c Winter driving conditions great- CHICKEN " *• ly Increase the danger, he said. The director stated that motor- TURKEY 2*c Ib. ists often are disabled at place where there are no shoul- FRESH CALA - - .^ tH Ib. ders on the road, and in such a situation on a dark night, It SPARE RIBS 3*« *• is probable that an accidenl would result. PORK BUTTS ...... 39c Ib. "Even the ordinary device o leaving one's tail lights on could FRESH HAM ... 49c *• some circumstances lead to serious accident," he said. CIRCUS ASSORTED COLD CUTS; 49c Ib. "A driver who is unfamiliar with the road or who is tired COMING SOON BACON .- .- 3 «». W» or drowsy will often follow set of tail lights appearing on a TO CHOP MEAT .-..- 4 lbs. 1.00 vv» parked car under the false Im- RED BANK iression that the car is in POLISH KIELBASI and K1SKI me of travel and moving ahead. FAMILY PHARMACY FIRST TRY — Jack, the Mexican burro at the Baltimore "A flare, on the other hand, Zoo, loolct at its first try at-abstract art. Zoo director CS'V Full High Fidelity Arthur Watson gave Jack its chance after Soviet Pre- VISION mier Khrushchev said that one isn't able to tell if abstract Open evonlngi till Christmas art is drawn by man or "smeared by the tail of a don- The remarkable Sight Light lamp* proiide bkued rdiel from eye strain, while illuminating the key." The work, called "Black Whisk," was shown to desk with maximum, glare-free light "Dad", or anyone art instructor Wilson Binebrink, who praised it. Watson in the family, will find true "teeing comfort" with a plans more tail paintings for Jack after the summer fly Sight light. $22.50 season returns. (AP Wirephoto) Chair side model (tt left) adjust* up to 50" — ton* complete circle. Decorator colon are combined k with poliibed solid bm» — Vnitrmitat Laboratory ''d $32.50 The Khyber Pass Is Once Again a Point of Tension
By DAVID LANCASHIRE dia and generations of Brit ish troops fought the Pathan KHYBER PASS, Pakistan (AP sure! Be right! tribesmen. — The clang of ancient battl CHINA and GLASS SHOP, Inc. seems to echo still from the limi But sow you can drive com stone cliffs of this historic invs fortably through Khyber Pass in 147 BROAD ST., RED BANK, N. J. sion route where Alexander th taxi and buy a porcelain bus at Abraham Lincoln or a bag of See all the SH 7-4600 Great's soldiers marched into It fresh popcorn on the way. Silence hangs over the great mud fort of Jamrud. The squai stone picket forts guarding thi new ones at Bond's! hilltops are empty of riflemen. Tribesmen, with guns clutched In their hands and chests lopped CY & ART'S with bandoliers of cartridges, NEW Zip-front Pullover Sports Shirts smile and pose for pictures. Thi road that twists along 21 miles of Khyber Pass is a tourist route. 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Pakistan lost a lucrativi LADY NORELCO transport business, but Afghani NORELCO SPEED SHAVER 13" tan may have cut off Us nose ti spite its face. i Reg. 24.85 Now the country has no practi FU)ATING cal way of Importing anythln Some goods still come In througi NORELCO HEAD SHAVER 17** the Soviet Union or follow an al Reg. 29.95 * most prohibitively expenslv roundabout route through Iran. The United States has virtual Kaywoodie & Yellow Bowl Pipes suspended aid since materia! 20% OFF cannot be brought In. 100 MILLIONTH GLOUCESTER CITY -Mrs, Robert Hampton. and Mrs, Knvanaugh Robinson left theli Weodbury apartments Tues- day to drive to Philadelphia fo a luncheon. When they reached the toll booths of (he Wilt Whit- CY & ARTS man Bridge they were told the NEW zlppered pullover. Dan River's "Dan- car driven by Mrs. Hampton 1050-52 OCEAN AVE. SEA BRIGHT w«i the 100 millionth to cross deen" yanvdyed cotton twill. Blue, Gold, NEW wash&wear dusky batik cottons. lvy-»ryle the span since It was opened Olive, Brick. S,M,l. blue, tan, green. S.M.L May II, 1957. Mrs. Hampton USE OUR LAY-AWAY PLAN was Riven a plaque by Paul MacMurray, executive director Open Daily and Sat. 9 A.M. - 10 P.M. of the Delaware River Port Au- IATOHTOWM TRAWC CIRCLI. IATONTOWN BOND'S MONMOUTH SHOPPING CENTER •TN AVKNUI AT HTM STRUT, N(W YORK thority, and Frank M. Stein- (HOP IVIRV IVININO Monday tt.ru l.turday 'III 101.0 •e IAIT 410 ITRKIT, NIW YORK Open Sunday Until Christinas 'til 6 P.M. berg, a Pennsylvania coramls- BROADWAY AT 4ITH STRUT, NIW YORK 7 sloner. Roomer, sty* the chMLreo made of « chitnoey where iwcfciiigi The Christmas ia smoptr that BED BANK BLISTER Thumbf, Iks. 13, 1962- perfect fc look pUce «t the QtW bom Christmm wto libafa show a Cfcrist- i* otyfcafeo' .in nwtt out* f Messengers 7 mailman to deliver chedu to office* «* g (bout ihm&i BJ> to aoow cults mw t$M* letting" trrtngod by Iftotos for VuletWe migwine feetl ofliee. lor dJatributiwi, vol-served^ as *$****>& bog** in «J1 Hat hw," Mr.tbe Shrewsbury interior designer. copy, since color photography To Expedite unteer teams of DES employees leaves Trenton eefib #*W»to« Home Featured in Magazine ibere ML 'Tut the St. Ber- Mr, Gross is head of Stephen and copy must be planned well will {rick up the checks at keya circuitous not* ' nard obviously thougbt we wtrt J. Gross, Inc., Newman Springs ahead of rime. In the case of offices throughout the state and state. Smaller office*, — -I'—Photograph! former residence of Hattic Car- crazy wiian we started ipreading Rd., Shrewsbury. the Cross photos only one detail DES Checks g bring diem to outlying offices. ceive their checkf of the Middletown-Uncroft Rd. negie. phony snow about the entrance Holiday GIFT YOUR FAMILY ITS EASY TO PlAY IM WILL ENJOY YEAR 'ROUND! A MATTER OF MINUTES! SAVE c, i NO MONEY DOWN Save 21.95! Regular 99.95 Save $41! Regular $149 Consolette Electric Chord Organ NO MONEY DOWN! Easy-to-Play Console Chord Organ FH REGULAR S419-SAVE $120 REGULAR $569—SAVE $170 REGULAR $399—SAVE $100 REGULAR $549—SAVE $140 Console-Style Electronic Organ Orcoa Concert Chord Organ Console Organ with Big Sound Concert Chord Organ by Orcoa Big'organ features in A compact The finest in chord organs that Big organ sound and auality with Repeat percussion Rhythm-mah* homo instrument.. . easy to play money can buy! Provide popular many fine features—all in a com- instantly adds the background $ $ $ your favorite songt by matching background beat for swing, fox pact chord organ. Designed so beat'for all popular styles of mu- fetters and numbers. In walnut 309 trot or waltz. No lessons needed. 399 the whole family can play, in 299 sic. Has marimba, banjo, mando- 409 finish. A gift for the familyl In mahogany finish. mahogany finish. lin effects. Walnut finish. MONMOUTH SHOPPING CENTER PHONE LI 2-2150 Open 10 a.m. 'til 10 p.m. Daily! Ked % MONMOUTH SHOPPING CENTER PHONE LI 2-2150 3 DAYS .ONTGOMERY OPM Daly 10 A. M. 'Ill 10 P. M. WIDE SELECTION OS GIFT IDEAS AT EXCEPTIONAL LOW PRICESI l h PRICE! CHRISTMAS CARDS NORELCOMENS Balsam Christmas \M every boxed card in stock floating head electric razors J50 REG. 1.00 TO 8.50 A BOX 1488 Trees •"This sale only! Your Choice c 25 New concept In shaving, rotary blades that float over the face giving closer, smoother ihave without 50 to 4 irritating the skin. . box «f 2S cards with «iv«i«M* • 50 beautiful holiday design* Luxurious Foil • Slim or French-fold stylet XMAS WRAP • Modern, traditional, religious REG. 3?c TUBE , ; None Higher Excellent selection Stock vp now! Save, have your cards on hand to address at leisure. All fine from 2 to8feer on quality, festively trimmed with gold, Assorted prints and solids. sole outdoor sales glitter in a choice of many colorful area located next holiday scenes. One-of-a-kind in box. to Toylaiid. '4-10 OFF! automatic blankets adult games... 100% ACRILAN* ACRYUC GUARANTEIP FOR 5 YEARS V2 price Sale Choose from roulette wheels, galloping MO. -i golf, bingo, skittles, kikit, and assorted VIM % Twb MxM' •*•§!• —tnt chest of games, all reduced one half. "FORWARD" S.W Exckiltnty fcy Machine-wash. Nylon binding. 5 colors. MONTOOMnr IMIO Full 80x84*, dual control 3O.9S* REGULAR NOW full 80x84', single control... .25.98* 2.99 GAMES 1.50 $10 off—a big saving! 108x84', 2 controls reg. 59.98,49.98* 3.99 GAMES 2.00 GUARANTEED THREE YEARS! 8.99 GAMES 4.50 WARDS COMPACT ROYAL FORWARD I Reg. 19.98 rayon blend in full or twin 19.99 GAMES 10.00 Speedy, good-looking with size; single control. 1T98* clean, crisp type style, and low 72x84', dual control, 22.98* •# • Ward pricel Standard key- SPORTING GOODS—Mall Level •F.E.T. Included board, pica or elite type. In **&««, choice of 3 colors; with case. KM.'M.S)» CARRY VIBRA-BEAT CLEANER SALE! LMHTWIIGHT Lowest Prices In Town! Lowest Prices In Town! Ha Mtwey Dawn HO MONIY DOWN Beats, sweeps, suction-cleans! The For quick tidy-ups or deep-down amazing, Vibra-Beot action power vacuuming) Brush with magic searches ,out deep-down dirt, lint— floating action "sweeps" bare floors whisks it qwayl Rolls on ball-bear- aim, click...that's all! clean—picks up threads, lint from ing wheels; hat 360° swtveling NOMAD 12T CAMERA AND FLASH OUTFIT rugs and carpets. So lightweight, hose connection. 9 all-purpose makes cleoning-up almost fun! A i Your picture is juit a "snap" wonderful low price for Wards Sig- attachments—tools clip convenient- ! away—eight 3 VixS" snapshots ly to the side of cleaner, ' ' j oer roll! Hi-impact plastic; met- nature with super cleaning features <; al fittings. Plug-in flash, bafter- 'ies^M^bulbs^rollsoffllm. NO MONEY DOWN ON WARDS CONVENIENT CREDIT TERMS! VtprtttBUiive ot tin g-Thuwiay, 'flee. 13, 1%2 JiF,D EANX JU^ISTER.: Gu«t< at ft« affair w«t tarry /sccbip, bte mmotr of fee' - - " " T/|*B. SlmMj Hyer squad, and Etfvard Hopklai, TO REGAIN STATUS doned Waverly Hills Tuberculo- irst captalt of the organization. Sanitorium at Louisville. f oiild FRANKEORT, Ky. (AP) -A «'* Society for Prevention Re-elected By g "senior? citizens center" de- The non-profit.' Kentucky Ge'r- cribed as one of the largest in iatrics Foundation will begin im- the nation is planned at the aban- mediate operatipn of a home Aid Squad Settle Case Affect Jobs for the elderly. NEWARK (AP) — A railroad It pay* to MwrtfaMfe Qm.VuA Of Quadruple Jeopardy KEYpQRT-Stanley Hyer was labor union official said last Aside from supervised reha- re-elected president of the First lank Regbur>-AdV« r •*?! S. WHITE WASHINGTON-A' great and ..'. Ui fateful pause has fallen over the central issues In the cold war. Then. .Is what' amounts to an Even a gift certificate) should sparkle, so we've :i*j American decision noi for die moment publicly to push the ^kaged ours with a handsome black and whits/'* Soviet Union very hard over any —Jpoint pen in its own gift box. A most prae-' ot the problems lying between the two countries. tical way to give hats, clothing, footwear with- In effect, a consensus has been out being a detective about sizes. reached within the Kennedy Ad- ministration that our October .In forcUg the removal of Soviet missiles and nuclear bomb- en from Cuba should suffice for ibs time being. thousands of Soviet ._ are still In Cuba, lien is-no present plan to demand evacuation by aay. given Nor is mere any present pl*n to compel Niklta Khrushchev to jnake good on his promise of flatted Nations on-site inspection in Cuba to verify the withdraws! " bis offensive weapons. The Hard tine* In a simplified sense the "hard" •COMIAT READY*—Capt. Daniel L. Rogers of Minna- line adopted at the height of the apoiii •its tt th» console of a Minuteman miiiile bunch Cuban crisis has been followed by a line which might be described control facility which became "combat ready" in cere* u trying out a policy of wait- moniet •t"Malmstrom Air Force Base at Great Falli, and-see. ; ' Montana. Twenty of 150 miuilej in the complex were Twin dangers have been weighed up—the, danger of allow- Military.look of British officer's short double declared "ready",during ceremonies. (AP Wirephoto) ing the Russian!: to suppose that breasted coat tailors into a dashing camel toned our will has softened, and the outercoat, 49.95. danger of compromising the vic- tory of October by demanding too many additional concessions too soon from Khrushchev. ", . Clear the way For better or for worse, the conclusion hu been reached that the;: first danger is not at the moment so great as the second. for Santa I-...' No Vast Hopefulness There is no disposition among officials here to read aay vast hopefulness for the West to Oie present divisions -between the Soviet Union and Communist China—which Is, at least for the record, insistently pressing Khru- shchev ,tp take up a "tougher" stance toward the West. All the same; fte prevailing official view ii that there Is at least some genuineness In these divisions and Pure wool tartan' plaid.robe, made in London thus that this would be a poor especially for us, surprisingly priced at I9.9S. time to push Khrushchev too hard, lest he fall back into full partnership with the Chinese, Trimly tapered worsted flannel sla'cb in charcoal who really want nothing leu or Cambridge grey* char olive or char brown. than all-out war with the West. Pleatless model with belt loops, 14.95. Beltlesj Moreover, when- skeptical in- quiries are made to Administra- side tab model, .16.95. tion officials about thg fact-that we have lowered the heat, the re- ply is that we can always turn up the fuel valve again, as, indeed, we did in Cuba- It Is pointed out that even In Wool knit gloves from England have fine quality this gunpoint confrontation Presi- ^ capeskin palms, cuffed tops, 4.95. Black, gray dent Kennedy left the Soviet or nature'. S, Mori. Union some room to save face, tt is suggested that the mere presence in Cuba of Soviet troops, now i Out missiles . Ire: absent, poses' no great threat. And It is remarked that we are his) as well off without United Nations ver- ification in Cuba, since We are left free to run our own national surveillance. Moat practical people, would agree with this one Prompt United Parcel delivery of telephone or- point, anyhow. This form of 0 verification Is Incomparably ders—free on 5.01 or more. , more reliable, than anything the Worsted-and helanca stretch ski pants. Expertly UN could possibly offer. tailored in black or blue; excellent value at 19.95. Alive With Dangers Whatever may be said of the general argument—and it is of- THREE FOR THE SNOW fered here without comment by this columnist, who does not pre- SNO-AWAY. tend to be sure whether it Is sound—a great and crucial tact Two new. compact, big capacity blizzard beaters from remains. This is that tfie Admin- istration's new policy is alive Simplicity! Self-propelled, they push themselves through with two dangers. One Is simply deep drifts, clear walks and driveways fast, throw snow that It may not work and thus1 right or left through spout adjustable) from operator po- that the momentum and initiative ''sStion. See them today—get ready for.tonwrrow's snows! we gained in standing up In Cuba may be lost. The other'is po- 4 hp! 231/2" 6 hp! 26" litical. .-: $be incoming new Congress will With RtvMM and r With Reverse at best be anxious to know a Twe-Spetd Axle great deal more than It knows now about.all the considerations .00 that haVe led to this hiatus. Pin dence is not the same thing as 245 appeasement; and all present evi- dence suggests that we have not Button; front ski cardigan combines tones of shifted from a hard strategy but scotch, teal, moss. Two-ply worsted,spun yarn, Simplicity 725" Riding Tractor have only ^turned temporarily to is 75% wool, 257* textralized nylon. Hand wash- softer covering tactics. ; able, 14.95. e it" rotary snow thrower But prudence, if extreme, could become appeasement. And if, say by spring, there were any of that e Z speeds forward $725'^ sort of look about our position, >ngress would surely move in e Reverse with massive hostile investiga- tions which Could wholly reverse What appears to be current pub- lic approval of the President as cold war leader. Horsepower Seek Office Equipment For Cripples LONG BRANCH -Nicholas J Connors, director, reports thai United Cerebral Palsy organ- Ion, 485 Dewey St., Is in ur- |N ST9GK—IMMEDIATE DELIVERY! gent need of equipment to be Our white shirt selection is used for the training of afflicted unsurpassed. Tab, button • EASY TERMS ARRANGED! children. Subtle pattern work and impeccable jilks distin- = Wanted especially, he said, are ._. . down and plain collars by |f old business machines, such as guish our holiday collection of Bronzini ties, 5.00 Hathaway, Manhattan arid Arrow, many witn § t*o- 10.00. >• ; typewriters and adding machines, the new tapered torso cut, 4.50 to 8.95. 3 and such things as filing cabinets 1 and a pool table. "We can use such things In working with the children, to teach them how better to co- ordinate use of their hands and eyes'' and; restore, their, sense ot balance," said ^ Joseph Putter- man, president of the United Ceretoral Prnby movement In Monmoutti and Ocean Counties. . tt was asked that persons who Tales iuit a jiffy to open a MOAD t tkOHi STRUTS, • We're open .9:30 a. m. till 9:00 wish to donate >uoh ^eipilpment J. Kridel charge account, payable MDIANK, N< i. , every night, including Saturdays, to contact the org«nji»tli»n,'i j January, '/j February, '/j March: SH 1-5300 through December 23, headquarters so (hat arrange- ments may be made to pick up these gifts. MliP '"" «"| | ^'•^W^^; "^il eg.- k ' •''-'• ••' -•-•••-•••••- ; 1 m UDIES' & iff CHILDREN'S DEPT.—Ncphim I Shrawtbiiry Ladies' Ladies' • _r Girls' Boys' Girls' I BULKY ORLON QUILT FILL LENGTH HOLIDAY WOOL PARKAS AIL WOOL .^»'! CARDIGANS DUSTERS SLIPS DRESSES 4SUBURBAKS COATS $c $C9f 99 $199 3 FOR 1.99 ^f '- 6.99 Value J V.lue • Jewel Trimmed and' 2.99 Vaiiie^ Each • Solid Colon and ! 6«lrc Xbwd. and tlk 4b • White with Tailored Stylet lheiiT.14 1.99 Soft Plaldi Embroidery and • White, PJnk, Aqua, • Haavy QaHt Ua*d Appliques Blue, Maixe • DoHchobla Headi • %tM Color, end Ptardt • She! 34-40 • Slieti 10-18 • Siin:3-t • HIM: 7-14 f - Shaggiest Shaggy Bootie Christmas Gifts... For Women and TO KMT SHffiTS Jiiit tj«e Wot watmar to $ A 27 put oniwhin »fi coM aad •irjui . * ^' 1499 •wnw WMv wHM iWVk^rnt mm VALUE IN BLUE, WHITE, PINK. SIZlf t 4 TO 10 FAMILY SHOES—NtptuM li Shrewsbury Mm VINYL cHmm JACKETS SNOW BOOTS 3.49 VALUE Perfect for thote cold days, bocauie Vi lined. «Ble«k sA68 Ankle strap, for aaiy on and off. Sl«oi: 9 to 3. frOlhr • Sliet: RECORD DIPT. I Shitwibury 36-4« MIH*S & tOYS" Dm N«|thiM 4 ShMwikmy M.n'i THERMAL Christmas LPs. UNDERWEAR • Bing Crosby -{Dteca • Uncj SIMV* *• •»• • Ptrry ComonRX.A. • Anklf Oraw«rt • H. Sim«on Chpral* -* • Beige Color 20Hi C«ntury\Fox • Sim: S, M, L 45 R.P.M. HIT OF THE WEEJC UP ON THE ROOF by the DRIFTERS TEE SHIRTS +*****»******* COSMETICS DIPT—N.ptunt A Shnwthurr 3 FOR • WHFTI .J00% COTTON 4Lti4« L«rACKA(MOr 1 frei MEN'S FLANNEL tH 1.W SHIRTS $000 2 • ASSORTED PATTERNS fO» • SlZUi J-M-L Route 35 at the SHARK RIVER BRIDGE, Shrewsbury Ave. at Route 35, HEW k Vk< Ti, AMT MODEL TURNPIKE Includes two Thmiderfeira" racart with own atearing wheel uifitt «ml band accelerator. The new (enaation toy. EMPRESS PHONE SET AUTHENTICALLY DESIGNED BY REMCO $497 Ught-up dipli. Bell rings, • Shoots « stream of Battery operated. Fun for hours. Water, plus smoking cap action. r o Official Dick Tracy TONKA'S DUMP TRUCK Insignia 7 • • and SAND LOADER $ Crank oppratee belt en'loader. EMPRESS DISK Uver rajscs (ir lowers,-.hopper. \ 2 By REMCO Ideal's GAYLORD The Friendly $ Bower Hound $ • CRIES AND MOVES • COMTLCTE WITH / JUST LIKE A REAL AIL THE UTTU BABY. EXTRAS.' HYDRO-DYNAMIC SIT J RIDE TV SKETCH-A-GRAPH BUILDING By OHIO ART BY SET KENNER er Rxluc* Any Drawing. Perfect ProyorHra. C«n»M« Wirii PIM, Paper, SkMch Book. ' 1 $£99 Daisy's Automatic SMOKER t< Durabkt steal construe- ¥ tion, shoots harmleu . , swoke, lowjl noise. RONSON MARK.ll AUTOHttlJiLTOOTHBAllSH Men's SHAVER Only Razor with extra cutting system; sharpest, closest shave ever. / «VB CLEANER TEETH than handbrushing— plu* • Fully Automatic . Most peopl* sh well enough or • So easy to operate, open cans th« easy way. ht*tnswereiJ these with a b(iilt-i»l »etion that clean* ( ^pasant children, 1J -,t'A-ip«• tL «O eH«ctiY« •' Hftl'^hW Two-Slice Toaster With An Automatic Control Mokes Bread A Magical Treat! %«oroa« in a family package which '' stow •«afe,eordl»si battery ^SBmnA handle that autornatl-. , « S^'Wt rt$liai»ai In the hoWor.. >'• • e vA ma siiap-in personal brushes. A shinirtg interpreta- tion of efegant styling; full controls; chrome Changes from steam to finish! fay at the touch of a but- ton! 21 steam ports! NfPTUNf Rte. 35 at SHARK RIVER BRIDGE NEW SHREWSBURY SHREWSBURY AVENUE >1 gte. 35 , D«. IS, \m BED BA-NK REGISTER Fickle FiJJy." For tbe tint P/H HAPPEN 70 YOU? time, this »erte. tmi§ $p tb» World of ijorseraclng for it* mur- der. Perry defends a laxly accused Member. <|f tie *•«%,* of killing a no-good character who Monmouth ated tin eighth birthday ©f EMI TV JSTey Previeivs bought her prize nag under rath- ejwnti*, son-of Mr. and MM. er odd circumstances, The plot to rehabilitate him. It's an ol was held by Aemben of tlw Port ftouald Hobentee, Gordon G$.j Today's top television shows as involved enough to keep your in- Dec. 7. previewed and selected by TV hat situation, but the two leads terest, and D. A. Burger is back, Monmouth Women'! Republican Key's staff of experts who attend are so charming you can forgive long with two good looking girls Club In Colti Neck Inn recently, Barbara Reade, darter of rehearsals, watch screenings, them the literary transgression —Lisabeth Hush and Joan Free- Mrt. S. E. Partrick was wel- A dinner and party with r* Mr. • and Mrs. James Jftede, —and there are plenty. Here's i man. 8 p.m. CBS. comed as a new member. The vealin.eallng of pals was held Dec. 10 Blanche Ct., celrtratej! her 13th and analyze scripts in New York next business meeting will be held i'n th* e first aid building by the and Hollywood.. nomination for Buchanan to ge' THE NURSES. "The Soft birthday Dec. -4 with members that title role in the musical com Jan. 8. Hostesses will be MM.Ladles' Auxiliary. A United Na of the family. • '-'- ' WIDE COUNTRY. "Good Old Touch." A welcome relief as we edy version of the life of W. Albert Johnson, Mrs. Olga East- tions party jrill b« held Feb. 25. Uncle Walt" Edgar Buchanan leave the hospital for an episode. mond, Mrs. Fred Freibott and Fields. Catch this one and see plays the gambler and con man Liz (ShirlConway) takes a fling Mrs. Clara Harrison. Lorraine Jargenien, dau^r of you don't agree. 7i30 p.m. NBC t private nursing and finds her- Mn. John Bennett entertained who drinks, and Lurene Tuttle at a Christmas party Dec. 4 for Mr. and Mrs. Geoff e jorgensen, plays the good widow* who tries PERRY MASON. "The Case 01 self smack in the middle of a Family of eccentrics. Most of the Mrs. Robert Drake entertained members of the Women's Mis- celebrated her fifth Wrthdjry Pec. ntry Is a character sketch, beau at a canssta card party Dec. 10. sionary society of the Port Mon 10 with her family, and «1» with ifully played by Cameron Prud- present were Mrs. Henry Kry- mouth Mission. Devotions were Mrs. Haiel Jorgensen, Illinois nicki, Mrs. Paul Ludlow, Mn. homme, of the head of the fam- led by Mrs. Joseph Hanser. Ave. Dec. 7 at the home of Mr. BUY IT AT THE LOW PRICE ily who is very much aware that Marie Marshall, Mr*. Marjorle his relatives would like to com- Trlpold, Mrt. Martha Runge, Mn. and Mn. George Jorgensdu. mit him to an institution. 9 p.m. Olga Eastmond, Mrs. Rene Pie- "IBS. beau, Mrs. Albert Maxson, Mn. David Adams, Mrs. Howard Re MY THREE SONS. "Doctor in Corr, Mrs. Lena Foley, and Mrs; PUBLIC AUCTION the House." Very funny show. Frieda Winkleman. . y ATXBACTIVB HOBSBHOU) This one belongs to Mr. MacMur- ESTATES: Barton * Attea Cburie ray for a change, and the script The second birthday of Robert 114 BEACON BLVD., SEA GIRT, N. J. is helpful too. Steve's boss as- J. Harney, son of Mr- and Mrs SATURDAY, DEC. IB - 10 A.M. A WEEK signs him to do a job in Bolivia © Klmr FMturei Syndicate, Int. 1962. World righu nscrrad. ^ Arthur Harney, was celebrated at TAPE RECORDERS because of his good physical con- (BaU or Salaa) Start a double celebration Dec. 8 for dition, and he promptly throws Paring SERVED HIM RIGHT thought, and, yielding to tempta- him and »'so for Mrs. Ronald' mawilui new cherry dtntof room «t (oort WKi™*^'™!*' "Emerson Radio(£) Next Yea* and matches ctislrs: nice occailonal, «nd and coHe« table". «""• his sacroiliac out of joint. The tion, he opened the letter and" be- Newman, Onto Aye^, East Keans- i scene with his family doctor, now BECKLEY, W. Va. (AP) - A Sa aippemale atyle b.droom Ml; twin mapl. and «">•'.'«.'"«" gan to read. burg. Present were Mrs 'Helen rornlSSifi: ajant lop dwk. boolica..i; upholatertd chain; nlc. an obstetrician, and the bit in certain father here took note of Wixwat, Newark, Mr. Newman which he tries to convince his the fact that one of his three "I'd come to see you more Beautltul sold band and oilier Leno* chloaf «**JJ' 23" Deluxe Uwboy TV with Halolighr Reg. 349.95. With "Magic-Touch Remote Tuning! In handsome Walnut Contemporary cabinet "Halolight" Sale 249. by MANHATTAN eye-eaae viewing, tool' Al nipcrb ralne at this special price. . .'•-••/ . -'. . Save $100! "SPINSMOOTH" Wash-Spin-Dry-Weor • Tab collar PRESENTS FOR • Buttoned (low,: •• QO collar *V A MERRIER • Regular collar ** Hi-Fideliry Console Stereo-Tuner WHITE-COLORS—STRIPES In a beautifully-styled Mahogany traditional cabinet, CHRISTMAS! this eet has Sylvania's exclusive depth-tone sound en- 'Skyway' 100% Dacron TIES from 1.00 gineering! Dual sapphire stylus, separate bass and treble tone control. With FM-Sterco, sale $229." • Never needs Q'^ SOCKS from ,75 Ironing Q BELTS from 1.50 Sale 159. ROBES from 8.95 SPORT SHIRTS SLACKS from 7.95 by Truval & 4.00 SLEEVELESS CARDIGANS 6.95 Manhattan up PAJAMAS from 3,95 GLOVES from 2.95 SWEATERS SCARFS from 1.95 Many styles, JACKETS from 8.95 orlons and wools JEWELRY from 1.00 to 14.95 HANDKERCHIEFS 1.00 SPORT COATS WALLETS from 3.95 JEWELRY BOXES 2.95 i Muted colors FREE GIFT WRAP Hi-Fidelity Console Stereo-Tuner and patterns FREE ALTERATIONS Gracious 18th Century cabinet in rich Walnut, with Sylvania's incomparable tonal 'quality! Curtunliitic Topcoats, Raincoats rttord-changer; dual-sapphire stylus; bate, treble Sale 169. IF IN DOUBT Suburban Coats GIVE AN ABBEY separate controls. With FM-Stereo, sale $249. 1.95 GIFT CERTIFICATE 19up Hi-Fidelity Console Stereo-Tuner, AM/FM In a warm-tone Maple Early American cabinet of rare charm! "Multiplex" FM-Stereo; dual-sapphire stylus; opmevimnos ADAM HATS dimensional sound with base, treble separate control". Free Miniature I / HACKlNtACK Hat with Each O-95 Gift Certificate OPEN EVENINGS 'TIL 9 Sale 249. Budget your purchase if you wish! Uie our 90-Day WE NEW No Carrying Charge Plan (Small Service Charge) or ABBEY MEN'S SHOP our Extended IB Month Plan, fully insured for your • RT. 35 CtilCLE, EATdNTOWN, LI 2-1010 62 BROAD ST. RED BANK protection. BED, BANK Thundtj, JiK, 1Z, 196Z-1& ?» Howe New Jersey's Muddled Future ' •! Rising Costs Pose Big Problems for Governor .'••• .-.'\M TRENTON tAP)-Gov. Richard state income to bridge that mini- rise from ftt.} million this year J. Hughes faces the strong possi- mum $24 million gap. to tn.i millloa in tht IMMi bility that he may have to seek None of these problems take budget State school aid will prob- new or added taxes next year, into account the State Tax Poli-ably go up about f7J minion to even without proposing any bigcy Commission's upcoming report, about |1M aUUon. new programs. which could play a big role in de- Hughes is firmly committed to us Maker Closeout of A check of the budget requests ciding whether New Jersey adopts the state's participation la tht submitted by state agencies so a personal Income tax or gener- federal Kerr-Mills program of far shows Hughes is almost solid- al sales tax, Such proposals could medical care for tht elderly, ly committed to spending that add another ,$130 million both on though tiit bill has not been will boost this year's half-billion the income and outgo side* of thepassed by the legislature yet. This dollar state budget by at least ledger.. would cost an estimated $J.I mil- Dining Room Pieces! lion next year. - • A $24 million. Several budget'increases are un- And revenue forecasts indicate avoidable. State pension costs for The state's college scholarship only about $12 million more in teachers and state employes will program will have to be Increased (7(0,000, Hughes promised a year ago he would Include in tat IMS- 64 budget $1 million for elimina- FOR A tion of railroad grade crossings Just m time for Holiday entertaining! Exquisitely styled fa tht CaOden area. MERRY CHRISTMAS A new education department building is under construction and the state is renting it from the French Provincial dining room pieces finely executed GIVE A teachers' pension fund. The rent goes up *li«,000 this year. Ever-rising costs of-such things i welfare aid, loaiotssaacft in richly-grained Fruitwood, at remarkable savings! equipment, pottage, heat, light and fuel are good for another $} million in Increases. There might be a couple of ooe- f shot items dropped from last year's budget catting out a couple of million dollars. This brlagiyou Now H off to a minimum budget of $SM mil- Ion.' "*-.•••• • But this would provide only a bare-bones budget. There are a lot of other items that probably will be added. For instance, the 500 VVATT Hughes administration la talking of putting the state police pen- SEMI- sion system on a sound actuari- al basis. This would cost about AUTOMATIC S4 million a year. Hughes has.also advocated ln- PROJECTOR ireaslng the number of state po- lice troopers and boosting tbdr 3 METAL MAGAZINES pay. The state police budget re- Buy the Set and quest makes provision for adding #400 VIEWER 120 troopers to the present total SAVE! of 760, at a first-year cost of qu$T COVER $248,009. the state police are pro- posing a total increase of fl.7 million in their operating budget. AfREgUIPT44a Hughes may very wtsT propose adding only 40 or so troopers, PRESENTATION SET cutting the Increase considerably. Here's all you need to preview, show and store your Rutgers University and the state favorite 35mm slides. Features the new Superba 44a colleges are asking for $19 mil- 600-watt aemi-automitle slide projector— the oiu slide lion more than they got last year. projector that nsea two magazine systems. CompUU s*t This Is an Item that has a lot for Utt than you would pay for the projtctvr aim* of room ft* .ChtfplB, but bur- We have everything for the camera jm of Classic Dining Chairs 6 for This' eltpttttif'Kxip^it&i set of chairs include* 4 Side ^*x ja^ might popup Chain, and. 2 Ann Chain. Rich Fniitwood finish. WW ' " • pay uv- Quar tents ire. covered in fine fabric M W • lift- money to hud aw 'Acres pro- \ * dollars for S«r of "Figure 8" Chairs include. 2 6 for for new state , Ami .Quriff, 4 Side Chain. Silky Fniitwood finish. iaTrenton, a cou- doOara for Seats cohered in rich fabric, Spectacular value? Yes! 15 WALLACE STREET RED IAN* JM county college aid. akf for Ubraries, toe , T«L $H 7-2273 or St* 7-227M4 •••* mk ftp a Department Affairs, and some 'tonstjrnctlon. -_^-I_ *I probably not .„ GIVE THE FAMibY ommend aQ. of these items, bat even a fair proportion of them would nto the4budget to mo mutton. , i- \V* « A G,E. PORTABLE jtV The revenue tide, of the picture does not display all of this growth. This year, the state counts on getting efajsjt,$908' million in rev- FOR CHRISTMAS enue, incbJdtag a tU million sur- plus front last year. The surplus was actually only half that large. In addition, some supplemental . . were passed and there may be little or no sur- plus when the current fiscal year GENERAL ELECTRIC ends next June 30. The state's tax officials have Transformer-Powered estimated present taxes will pro- dace about the same amount of money next year. Most of the pre- dicted increases in tax income Rich|yrD«taH«d Hoite.i COT* Finely-Sculptured Round Table are overcome by the fact that Today's moat wanted table design! Measures 44" the state's racing revenue was Measures l^fjl«''el6ked, opens to a 5'eerver! Two OQ boosted by a special extension of large storage drawer*. Beantifullr antiqued brass £r 7l in diameter. Extends to 80" with 3 leaves. Warm 79 the racing season and a hike in palls. Hiandsome Fniitwood finiib. * Fniitwood finish, hand rubbed! parimutuel taxes in 1962, to pay for beach erosion aid. The racing revenues are due to drop about ,17 mQUon next year, with the special Increases gone: However, the racing commission, In Its 1904* budget request. raises the possibility of a 20-day permanent extension of the «ea- son, producing $4 million a year more. This year's special 30-day ex- tension and tax boost produced disappointing increase of about $4.5 million, another threat to the prospects of a surplus. Abram H. Venneulen, the state Now 1963 Model I budget director, usually Increases Smart, Trim, Compact I the revenue estimates of the tax • N«Y.r-b.lor. Low Pita on G-E • Hy-Poww. dumb — Umilor K> bureaus and can be counted on to Biq-Stritn TV Idol o»«< o«y- many 4»«V cfflMtuI " 1 ' «ld about f 12 million again this wt >.r«l • Doyliflkl Sim Fitful, — wMMf, Vear.''.' x :/•;,'•., .• •;•.-.•'-. • •W!d», Wklt Fieluii— bttgM«, iliotpfrt : Thus re^uWjwould be boost- d Mtammit • oartt Mftly yfato* md MKw ed' to something above $510. mil- lion, short of the-minimum budget l • Slim SilhnxrM Stytingl figure or tiU million and well be- 90-DAY TV SERVICE AT NO IXTRA COST I low the more probable figure of Avtllible (ram General Electric fedon experts; st Seoeral £540 million plus. Gracefully Styled Droplcof Elegant Oval Dining Table Electric Service Depots, throughout Metropelftin New VotK This kind of gap can be closed True dining splendor! Measure! a generous 42"x60" Mtw Jersey and Conn., on sii 1963 tsble models end portables. with some relatively small tax im- Closes to a compact 29x42". Opdns to a roomy 42"x post, particularly if there Is 69" and extends to a full 42"iBl" with one leaf I andf extend* 8 ft with 3 leaves I Handsomely- nermanent extension of the rac- Stunning design ... warni Fniitwood finieh. grained, silken-smooth Fruitwood finish. ing season. But throwing In the prospect of -BETTER- a small tax increase amid all the big-tax fumre that will follow the 0PENEVMN08' N.J.ShruHt tax policy commission report HOUSEKEEPING SHOP should make New Jersey's, tax DELIVERY BY CHRISTMAS! HACKCNSACK picture even more muddled thai 46 MONMOUTH ST. RED BANK usual, 0/tANOe Telephone SHadyside 1-4310 ONE SHOT QAL RIVERTON, Wyo. (AP)-Mri. POUPTOH HA1N» OPEN EVERY NIGHT 'TIL CHRISTMAS Thelmg Ivy, cook In a Rlvnton cafe, doesn't believe In' wasting Sudgtr your purchcut if you wuhl UH our 90-Ptty No HAMStY ammunition. ' , ' In September she went huntini Carrying Charge Plan (Small Service Chargt) or our [ATONTOWN FREI PARKING IN REAR OF JTORE ENTRANCE and bagged two antelope With Kxtinded 18 Month Payment Plan, futty insurgd for your ON WHITE ST. PARKIN© LOT ilngle bullet. I A month later she want dear ROUTE 35 CIRCLE, EATONTOWNi U 2-W10 hunting. Yep, She got two deef-bbth lth a single bullet. wijl ctMarfcU her 17& Mrtddty Mgro, GtffiUe, Muyww Battleship m,come to from concessions oper- Dec. U at a family ated aboard ship. Mr. and Mrs. EroU PetiCBj5Witkitko,' Jr.,J, Cywby k Row uA A buffet dinner and dance will Joanne De Witt. Idea Raised, Members meeting be held StftohS feMhe Jett tew dais recently in week decided, however, that the HJil famaU qub, Cift* wiltbe «*• fa. with Mr. and Mrs: A family party was held Dec. project was too big - (sat pur- cnangeo. • Mn* ^pniiip pup S;P*t*cV Enll Petach was Discarded chase *nd storage fees would run Lone Oak Rd,, New Monmouth Is for Martin C. Petach T for the fourth birthday ol Wil- t too high and that there would day. Mjiaai^iM ggtruceed chairman. , . lace. They also visited liam Duncan, son of - MK and POINT PLEASANT - The be other complications. or insured by the Higher Edu- Mr. Mrs. Fred Bergman of Mrs. David Duncan, Jr. Shore Area Elks have thought Area Elks completed plans for cation Assistance ABtaority and Camden and Mr. and Mrs. Ray about and then discarded an idea their annual Christmas party for range from $SM for • fresh- Senior Girl Scout Troop 603 King of Moorestown. Peter Petach celebrated his that they and fellow members children suffering from cerebral man to %\m • fear for senior will bold a Christmas party Dee. 12th birthday Dec. 6 at the home through the state buy the battle- palsy. It will be held in the an- or graduate studtkts. The de- 20 in Community fire bouse for of Mr. and Mrs. John Petach of ship USS New Jersey and use it nex of the Ocean County court partment eaid'Mfy toee loan* the neighborhood children. Santa Audrey Witko, daughter of Mr. Perth Amboy with other mem- as a fund raiser. house, Toms River, Thursday. hive ha| P be repaid by the Cltus will distribute gifts, The and Mrs. Walter Witko, Apple- bers of his family. authority and two of these re- Thomas Arnone, Asbury Park, Dec. 20 at 1 p.m. The Joseph A. girls will bake, cakes, which will ton Ave., celebrated her ninth sulted from the deaths of the made the suggestion that the his-Burns, Jr., Lodge, Long Branch, be judged for the bake-off to be birthday Dec. 9. Attending were borrowers. toric naval relic be acquired will be the host. Fred Reeve, h«Id is January. Mrs. ..Edward Mr. and Mrs- John Witko and The President's Commission and beached at some crowd-at- Tom* River, is fte chairman. Lassilc Mrs. Donald Ait and children, Janet and Paul, Linden, on Campaign Costs reported ex- tracting location. Charges, asked Members also started plans for are Mr. Arnone, Stanley Grab**, Mrs. James B, Bryce are leader*. and Mr. and Mn. William Bis-penditures in behilf, of all can- from visitors, he said, could go the 1963 charity ball to be held Point Pleasant, and Walter Holt- Miss Maureen Brown, daugb-trimovich, Brooklyn. On Saturday didate* for public office in 1960 into the Elks fund. Besides, he next October. On the commttte* yen, Brick Township. terpf Mr. and Mrs. Netl Brown, those present were Peggy Cape- totaled $165 to- (175 million. SHOP TONITE TIL. 9:30 SAT-'TIL^OO .''. •*• vi' ve tht iplenrjor of history's golden age. You can ... at The Mart. Here, in our new "Venetia" collection, it Furniture fit for milady'i palace ... re- capturing the era when elegance was king. Look.' Linger. If you love liv- IN THE SWIM— Winter's no problem at Trade Winds ing ... don't miss a thing. Beach Club in Sea Bright. Neither, any longer, it trouble with "bubbles." Irwin Levy, the owner, this year,built a steel-supported permanent structure over the heated ALL THIS WEEK .., SAVE ONE/THIRD AND pool and bathing area and installed steam rooms and sun rooms. There's a hyraulic lift for invalids.. Mrs. T. MORE ON "VENETIA" ITALIAN PROVINCIAL! R. Wilkenson, West End, club manager, is pictured with children of the owner, Janet Levy, 9, and Larry Levy, 7. ing of the group last week in the "VENETIA" ITALIAN PROVINCIAL Union Beach fire house. Mr. Scalone is a past president of the company. He al- 84" CANE SOFA AND CHAIR Mrs. Henry Hardy was re- so served as captain,and chief Throne-like in its grandeur . . . with authentic elected president of the Crystal engineer. Chairman Edward Trieste finish,' and. an exotic accent of woven Social Club at a meeting last Luttclieau announced that plans cane. Even the' fabric has that palatial look. week in the Crystal Bar, Rt 36. were completed for the annual And note the richly carved arms . . . legs so Others re-elected were Mrs. Christmas party for all children artful they could stand alone. All .this . . . James Haggerty, Sr., treasurer, of active members, to be held r plus the deep4own comfort of pure crown foam and Mrs. Frank Kane, secre- in the fire house Dec. 23. Santa rubber, the finest made. Hurry, quantities are limitedf! > • ' tary. Claus will arrive at 1 p.m. Each child present will receive a gift. The recreation Commission SOFA «»•». SALE 278.00 will sponsor its annual Christmas Mrs. James Haggerty, Sr., house decorations contest during Prospect Ave., has returned CHAIR SALE 128.00 the holiday season. Homes will home from Riverview Hospital, be judged for 1- rooftop, 2- Red Bank, after being a surgical Budget Term* Available ground display, 3-window, 4- patient there. over-all lighting and 5- door. Tro- phies will be awarded to winners. The Parent-Teacher Associa- Final judging will take place 5 to tion will hold its annual Christ- 9 p.m. Thursday Dec. 27. There mas program and meeting next "VENETIA" ITALIAN PROVINCIAL will be only one winner in each Tuesday night, at 7:39 p.m. ThB division and judging will include program will be under the direc- 84" CARVED SOFA AND CHAIR the entire borough and not voting tion of Miss Ann Mikush, music districts as in the previous years. :eacher. Provincial . . . with a pedigree. You can see it in the regal carved side*.-and leg* . . . Joseph Scalone, a member of No problem finding tenants artfully turned like the finest sculpture. Hand- when you advertise The Register some hand-rubbed Trieste finish, too. 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Our Ntw !toltir6om in Ktomburg ROUTE 36 ON MAIN STREET :r> 100 NEWMAN SPRINGS ROAD SHadystd. 1-0910 olw in ASIjJRY/ARK, *.« at Aibury Park TnrfHc Clrcl. •HI AND MM TMI JITWI... AMIWCA1 ONLY MOOUCIMN CA« WITH A rLUKMMJKnD, TURSOCHAtOtD BMOMII- H^fpf M fim PARKING AT 6QTH LOCATIONS . 6 '• JL ' . L tat Jo did Itemed/*. An Important Pair fcWjwnent fJMnxy X Shade Tree PED BANK SEGISTER Thursday, Dec. 13, Hal he probaUy would zwt be i MEET TOMOMffW Kennedy, tains be deride* commiMiooo- in ISC. *a entirely new politics! strategy.,. DUEJOVfH-PlVk Ml pill lu Hit , The commission reported the Disagree With JFKwill probably handle Mills sad *W <> president of the chemical industry hold its firtr 'pack wetting to- continued stealing of trees from morrow at 8 p.m. in the tit j By JAMES MARLOW Byrd next year just u he cM President Jorge Al«lssndrl, com-trade organization after eight man, frustrated Kennedy on this In the past: no visible arm-twUt- Alesssndri told him the new park site in Lincroft. Of pose room of Hartpdny ""* /Assodsted Press New years is office. By Meinber one. inj, no name-calling. that he and two of his brothers the JOO dogwood and oak trees lo- Gifts will be exchange WASHINGTON (AP) ifc John G. Diefenbaker, Canada's MIDDLETOWN - William E cated on the site, 35 recently And Byrd, Virginia Democrat This alt item* to /it in with were members of the Chilean Sen- Santa Claus will be present. ; ^ President Kennedy, getting u prime minister, has rejected a have been reported stolen, and and chairman of the SenaU'i Fi- either the President's wsy of life ate at the same time. Hewitt Tuesday night rapped the Christmas tree decoritfctu for his Jflortd* holidays and may United Nations proposal to impose six were damaged. Each tree is made by the dens will be placed nance Committee, says be is or his idea of running the presi- "My view is there should not be trade sanctions against South Af- Shade Tree Commission: as a do- be hoping Stats Olui will be against a tax cut so long u gov- valued at $8. The total loss in- on the pack's Christmas tree in dency: Avoid making individual such concentration," Kennedy rica in protest against that na- nothing body and indicated that nice to him, whw up pop Raoernment spending exceeds its In- curred reportedly is nearly $300. the school. Parents are Invited enemies or group enemies, If atsaid la a tongue-in-cheek toast to tion's apartheid-racial segrega- he is considering resigning from Wilbur Mills and Sen; Hsrry come. A tax cut might make the Commissioner John Duryea re- to attend and meet the new peck all possible. (da Chilean counterpart, "but hetion—policy. Byrd, both of them uti-Stnts deficit greater, at least for a his position.', ported that there are presently chairman, Ernest Del Bueno, and There is • limit to how much has survived and maybe others Claus.. V ' while. Bob Hope is, still alive-just in 300 seedlings and spruces located cubmaster Robert Coolick. this nice and delicate approach will" Mr. Hewitt, has been on the Just I few monthi ago Kenne- case you heard a rumor he was on the commission's tree nursery Byrd, Who didn't to politics will pay off if pursued Shade Tree Commission since its Kennedy's two brothers, Robert dead. in Bodman Park. These trees will dy promts* . no* cut fir nedy ta indefinitely. Kennedy, from F. and Edward M., are the U.S. inception about two years ago. EAST KEANSBURG - Mrs. people and coijoratlcorporationo s t o per*k i be replanted in various loca- pslgn. has opposed many aftmrtnees, plans to run for re-attorney general and a U.S. sena- To)d that an American newspa- When asked whether he was cer- Viola Engleman, Vineyard Ave., up the economy. TWi week Mills tions throughout the township dur- programs. Because of his position election in MM. tor, respectively. per had been flooded with calls tain he would resign, he stated celebrated her 83d birthday Dec. •aid he csn't see any excuse foras chairman ol the Finance Com- from people asking if it jyere true that he would just "hang on" un-ing the next year. 4 at a family party at the home He's going to have to go to the it and doesn't think the economy mittee he is a formidable oppo- he had died in London, where he's til the next meeting to "see what The commission accepted the of her son and daughter-in-law, has been deteriorating. voters with some solid legislative Gen. George H. Decker, who re- making, a movie, the comedian nent develops," donation of a 2Moot white pine Mr. and Mrs. Frank Engleman, performances, particularly those cently retired «f Aimy chief of quipped: "I'm working with Ani- Hialeah Ave. Present were her For Mills to say this was al- Yet, Kennedy has treated both he made the moit to^ta about, During the meeting, Mr, Hewtre- e from Police Lt. Kenneth F. most like shooting the old gentle- staff, will join the Manufacturing ta Ekberg, and that's.no spot to daughter, Mrs. Viola Oliver of Mills and Byrd very gently. His like medical care and a tax cut.Chemists' Association as assistant die—or even feel like it, yoitut said he was hesitant to dis-Luker. The tree will be trans- Hillside, seven grandchildren, and man in'the red suit Just as hgentlenesse , however, has not tees K he gets neither before the to the president. It was announced know. planted in front of Borough HSU. ive great grandchildren. got one foot down the chimney. particularly persuasive, although cuss 1963 budget matters, noting It also created a problem torKen - 1M4 election* he can't complain Mills did help him out on other to the voters that the RepubH nedy which he didn't solve In 1962 programs. and may not solve next year. cans Mocked him. His Democrats Kennedy has received a lot ofso outnumber the Republicans in Mills, an Arkansas Democrat, support for his tax>cut proposal, Congress they could push any- Is chairman of the powerful inside and outside his administra- thing through if they stuck togeth- House Ways and Means Commit- tion. He was becked quickly by er. HRISTMAS SAVINGS! tee which originates all tax legls Secretary of the Treasury Douglas latlon. > But they haven't stuck togeth- Dillon and Walter Heller, chair- er. Mills and Byrd an prime ex- C It was this group, where Demo- man of his Council of Economic amples of that If Kennedy does crats outnumber Republicans IS Advisers. not get rough with either of them to 10, which this year bottled up The KFLCIO wants • tax cutin 1N2 or UM, be probably can Kennedy's program of medical next year, Just as it did this year. expect from them what he got In care (or the aged. Mills was And the highly eCBmvsHvt U.S. UK. against it. He, more than any Chamber of Commerce wants a| There Is no evidence that Wd get more if he did get rough, Yet, since the gentle touch hasn't worked, the rough one might. So far Kennedy has shown no incli- nation to try it Weekly Fbbd OUR REG. 3.89 Review HAND-FASHIONED By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS FUR BLEND : That sharp nip In the air means quickened , Christmas shopping, heartier season cheer and, alas, SLIPONS higher produce prices. Housewives may not see too awl many signs of change at super- markets this weekend, but there are several indications of seasonal FUUY-UNED Jumps. An unusual cold .snap In Florida this week damaged thousands of WOOLEN SLACKS acres of pepper*, celery, egg- plant, tomatoes, beans and sweet eon. This may well be translated V Wily 10 RIDES later Into higher prices In tU over the nation. Good for Out Year, From The heavy budget items of Middl.town.Rtd Bonk Ana meats and poultry, however, have not risen and msiy good bargains are available. ' 5 .', Pork is especially attractive In 2.99 GROUP many stores. Loin losiis, chop smoked picnics, smoked butts and FAMILY bacon are special attractions. - Beef bargains' Include chuck BOOK nests, sirloin and round steaks, ground beef, stew beef, and short SiWS SWEATERS in wool, our ravishing THE MOST ECONOMICAL WAY— .ribs. •': •• .. p|dro and nylon. Hand- • Tuiieyi are flowing mto the for fine* g(M|», dibs and market from cold storage and ft|^r|odJong sleeve pullovers ROSETTA COATS many markets reported lower to mnrtl by ben! prices. BroHer-f^yerj continue a ^^ghtrc6b|5. 34 to 40. good buy. ^^||i|r<%:tftO^ wool, FABULOUS At vegetable counters currently, for further information call heat buys are in cabbage, car- 0i§^0 i<> it file textured PASTEL WOOLS FOR MISSES ANDPETITES 6.88 lcL'-ci(!(im colors an beautifully shaped 100% textured wool 'Jit-albs! Ouit<> lus SIVI VM'H goidm-iolorod buttons and;bVikfe-fatties' S-13. Bl.Wwkly Dm - CHRISTMAS CLUB l.M |II,M right: Jowri neck, (>lbow-fifrKjfri sleeves, $//m *oo , mi No matter the club you chooia . . . you'll have much 4.»» tfe.se ikht phi a winging iis i>«/(, MiiiOi' lO-lB, more lor i merrier YuUtide than ever. i. saving with i*.ee sse.ee ae.ae •••.«• plus dividends on OPEN completed clubs' NIGHT Red Bank Si Til 9tS0 «nd U«n Association 10 BROAD ST. •• RED BANK, N. J. Our New Salesroom in Keansburg ''Where You Save Pom Make a Difference!" ROUTE 36 ON MAIN STREET also In ASBURY PARK, Rt. 35 of Asbury Park traffic Circle PLENTY OF FREE PARKING AT BOTH LOCATIONS U-Thunitj, Dec. 13, Vm BED BAHK HEWSffiE Parier l*st omA they w» f* Urested in aoquiriaj the tyf oufh to pay•*».«,•» liwur feet ty but the approximately JCL Willing Robert Engleman, aviation ma chlnlst mate third class, in on a convalescence leave from Fort Dix. He was hospitalized there and is at the home of his parents, According Mr. and Mrs. Frank Engleman To Size Ho. an The 10th birthday of Maryanne RECLINER will New shoes always bring vride smiles on Christmas morning. But there may be) Haney was lield Saturday at the trouble in store if thoae shoes don't fit exactly as they should, or if they skimp home of Mr. and Mrs. Chester TV Footrett on quality. Piatkowski, Cedar Ave., wit! members of her family. I, M2ln\Swi2Jx2 You can bo suro of both quality and fit with our BuBter Browns. "Liva Foot" hild* Sock IMaM 29 In. Ex lasts and quality tested material guarantee) a shoe that will stand up—even on The 10th birthday of Lawrence felling *h*»b PARTY TOMORROW EAST KEANSBURG-A dlnne find party was held by the BUSTER BROWN-RED BANK J brownie and Girl Scout Mothers at Magnolia Inn, Matawan, re cently. The troops will hold i 17 WHITE STREET I oartv In the Bayshore Commun ;| Itv Church tomorrow and the glrtt JUST OFF BROAD, AT MUNICIPAL PARKING LOT || will nlan the entertainment. The . 35 OppMfN Monmourii leaders of various troops will mmmmmmm'mmmmmmmmmt: present. The manage?.said be feet until the ordinance is, Public Health Hurting BED BANK BEGISTER Thursday,-Dec 13, 1962-19 To Appoint to appoint Jobs 0. Jones, p adopted, prabtWy iji early 3v\- tJDfl, Clarence Cannon aer in a private uMiMiot en- *v- .. i deceived Directed a letter to t&e tiac ques&ui and cMy acceet glnteifag oowkDtkm. turn. Mr. the Long Branch Chanter of ing AutfMrtty, inquiring whether rtgbu Us the,b*tbiag area. . JentaJs a master,of the Mr. Bowen had been hcMing ^ Of out tor appointment of an assist-; Commerce of, a C*0 contribu- "rumors," as CSwnofltnstn I*t- Tabled, again, $t,0M in trans- h Tough and Soft nanniag Board. H, baa agreed ant city manager, he bad contio- n towards me d^y Chrlatmas ton Untermeyer put it, the au- fers between budget account* to. to accent ttje directorship, a fan thority had spent *9,O0O for new tended lids would give the city lighting program. cover purchases of beach depart',, By WII1MM F, A*MGA|T Canon's hoHMt* an Jtew. He Works time Job, Mr. Bowwi said. meters was Crue. admhisontion more help where Accepted the legal opinion of meat. Councilman Samuel"*-- WASHINGTON (AP) - They tinker* at the piano and operates LONG BRANCH - After more Council directed City Attorney It was needed most. City Attorney Louis Alkeas that- Adopted an ordinance—there Marks demanded an ^tji miy cone toucher than Clarence a diversified 759-acre farm on thethan a year of wrangling, City Louis Aftens to prepare tbe Tht manager said the director failure to advertise for bids three was no public discussion at a tion of a W8 claim for Cannon, but id hard to find Mississippi River, He is in avid Manager Richard J, Bowen an- necessary ordinance. The vote of public works will, In accord- times for a garbage contract did formal hearing—of a Qvll Serv- laneous "supplies." them. , Tuesday he will ap- was 0 to 2 with Councilman Ed- ance with the city's admiaistre- student of history. , not invalidate me award Only ice Employees Classification point a ttwetor of PubHc Works. $ar N. Dinkelspiel and Samuel tive code, serve as acting city (wo bid requests advertised, i He'f the cantankerous Demo He is a Baptist by birth and Plan. • Arab merchants in the Middle He •sked €Uy Councif, a ma-A. Marks voting no. manager whenever the manager council gave a three-year con. crat who lambasted hit ownby choice and hu never moved Ages covered huge distancet te House leadership In the dosing jority of whiebfavored setting Though Mr. Jones it not a B-Is away from me city, tract two weeks ago to De lin Okayed purchase of a 300-foot . hit home from his native town rferth Long Branch beachfront crude boats called houn of tae bit tenloa w bitter- up the pbsirJon in tbe UO budg- RU66ED OUTERWEAR GIFTS FOR YOUR HI- McGregor's Woolonder suede jacket McGregor drixxler ramjet. The ac- * wool toggle coat with d< McGrcgM's Nordic vlklno n*niban has suede front panels, Orion* acrylic tion jacket of wafer repellent cotton, ~ tachable hood, zipper and toggle do eda^ of p«cron» polyeiter cotton, pile knit back, sleeves. Olive or tan, sizes ing. Tan, sike* 3844. 3i9.?5.' lined 0O»t,iiood, toggles and tipper; comes in tan or olive* 3844. 19.95 : 40-44. $35 Mot »t FrinMton. ' 39.95 ®Re». DuPont T.U. 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Dial SH I'-lilO NI6HT SECTION TWO THURSDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1962 7cPE&< Jayicees Finish Job, Start Another New Jersey ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - The Greater Atlantic High- Recreation Commission build tennis courts in town and an News Briefs land* Junior Chamber of Commerce, now completing Its first outdoor,ice skating rink which can double, during summer civic;project, restoration of Henry Hudson Spring), TIM-se- mootn*,' as a basketball court. ' By The Associated Pre» lected IU next: expansion of .the borough's recreation program. H« said the organization will volunteer its services to aid RIDGEFIELD —.Charles Peda- . , RECREATION DIRECTOR the commission in getting such facilities installed. lick, 47, of 74 Wade St., Jersey 1 President Richard R. Gallagher said, the Jaycees will pro- ' ' 'SAVE A LANDMARK City, died of deep shock or pose to the borough Recreation Commission and Borough' The Jaycee project now being completed, restoration" of his- heart attack yesterday after be- Council'next month that a municipal recreation director be toric Henry Hudson Springs, will save for the borough one of coming caught in a coal conveyor employed, in line with recommendations made by the state its landmarks. belt at a generating station of . Bureau of Recreation in I960. Mr. Gallagher said erosion had eaten away at the site and the Public Service Electric* The state agency, at the request of former Mayor Robert that a few more rains would have collapsed it. Gas Co. Police said Padalick S. McTague and Borough Council in I860; surveyed the munici- Those who have worked on the project or took part in was a Public Service employee pality's recreational, needs and, made suggestions as to how, a it are: John, Mv Gibson, Charles Collins, Andrew Zakanych, for 18 years. The conveyor car- better recceation program could be Instituted. Paul Haag, Chauncey Lehman, Mr. Gallagher, James Snyder,- ries coal into the plant from a lift gallagher said the Jaycees wiU also propose that the and D. A. Caruso. • '. , •, , depot in the meadows. NEWARK - Some IN of thb dty's raditMlispatched cabbies win serve as extra eyes and ears for the police la Newark'a campaign against at t e a t Ti>Push crimes.' Police Director Dom- inlck A. Splna aaid yesterday that cabbies who spot a crime la progress will notify their Tax Cute dispatchers and the dispatchers WASHINGTON (AP) - Pr«sJ. la torn will notify the police. Names of the drivers will be dent Kennedy says he will carry NEW OFFiCERS~The new officers of Middletown Fire Department, were itUctad out his. plan to seek a tax cut kept confidential. Cab drivers effective In 1963 despite opposi- sometimes have radioed such Tuesday night at the annual department election held at the Lincroft fire house. tion from some key congression- tips ia the past, Splna said, but New officers are, left to right, John C, Fowler, Lincroft, fire chief; John Dathkavieh, the new plan results from a al leaders. Naveiink, first assistant chief; Alvin M. Ma xon, Brevent Park-Leonarcio, second assist* 'We Intend to go ahead with ~ concerted effort pledged by driver representatives, fleet ant chief; Howard J. Cruse, East Kean,sburg, third assistant chief, and Henry J. our program," be told his news conference yesterday. "Then, , ewaers, aid; taxi associations,: Lutz, Old Village, deputy chief. The naw officers will astume their duties; Jan. I. course; It. will be up to Hit Ways' and Meant Committee'- aid the, CAMDEN — A veteran Camden Congress to make « judgment as city detective has been suspended to whether they will accept It." indefinitely for allegedly refusing to submit to a lie detector test. Board Sets School Tax The chalrjnan of the Ways aad Public Safety Director EdWin Means Committee, Rep. Wilbur OCKANPORT - The Board of peatea 'the school's stand on representative would investigate Bedell ordered the suspension Mills, p-Arlc., is one of the lead- Education last night introduced bicycle riding in light'of recent the portion of Myrtle Ave. be- yesterday of Walter Z. Zlmalong era <$ha has expressed dis- a budget which, if it receives accidents. The school, docs, 'not tween Monmouth, Blvd. and the 47. Bedell said Zlmalong wai approval, ; ; • - the. board's approval after a condone the tjie use of bicycles Gooseneck Bridge with a view ordered twice to take the test public hearing and the public's for transportation, when other toward "improving the area." He said in a magazine Inter but refused to do so on both oc approval in February, will' re- transportation is available,, he The. board ?has~ engaged in a view earlier in. the week that casions. The test was, ordered quire1 $236,700.75 to be raised by said, campaign to have the speed such a, program should not take when a woman registered a com- taxation. A reason-for the policy is the limit reduced near a school bus effect until.|M4. plaint that Zimalong approached G0IN6 HENRY ONE KTTER —Before the cold snap let in," Auntie Highlands Jay. fact.that there art no sidewalks crossing at the foot of the bridge But Kerrtedy said he didn't her brother and attempted to so- The' tentative' figures for the on mipy of the routes used by and > to have proper, warning think the gap between his and "cees last weak finished pouring concrete to re-enforce the small bridge at historic licit him in setting up a craj 1963-64 school year indicate an school children. signs erected, but jurisdiction Mills' views was' as wide as Henry. Hudson Springs, off Bayside Dr. near Scenic Rd. Hard at work, above, are, game. Camden authorities havi increase. Last year 'the board over various portions of the quick reading of the interview declined to Identify the man oi asked for $199,331 from taxation. The board received notification left to right, Charles Collins, Navesink; John'M. Gibson, Red Bank, and Richard R. area has been difficult to deter- would indicate. ' • , ' sister. Zimalong was 'demoted to The total budget approved was from the state Division qf Gallagher, Atlantic Highlands. According to history books, Henry Hudson and his J3i6.5H.25, which figure included Motor Vehicles that a field1 mine. ''If you lead the entire article, patrolman with limited duties craw'obtained water at this site in 1609. Local high school is ado named after He recently suffered a heart at revenue received from all it does not suggest that the ad- sources. ministration, under some circum- tack. ••• '• '.«.'••• Hudson. The amount to appear on the stances, and Mr. Mills may b« February .school election ballot Red Bunk Chamber w far apart.In fact, I am CLARK TOWNSHIP — the will be $208,275. The difference to sea* Congressman Mills .'(of dart Township Board of Edu- between the two . figures, $28,- day."] :..;'- ... cation has balked at agreeing 425.75 which must also be raised Elects Its Directors In t|*?: interview Mills' con- Highlands Mayor with the federal government to ki.taxes, represents debt service Needs Unpaid use the Charles a Brewer tended there Is no ecooomic jusk payments for the coming year RED BANK— The results 0! rectorship- were jnade last School a* a community fallout IrtcatWf for ssxaUed "q«rck>" w^cfi have been, previously ap- month.; Eighty per cent of the shelter. Members of the audi- a mail ballot in the election of tax cut but did not rule out proved. . '." members votedi Dues Funds enee at a meetlag objected that 1963 directors of the Red Bank coropreheudve tax reduction and Raps Middletown ' Detaiils of the tentative budget The new directors will be In- RED BANK'-—.J^mr'Hl. la event of aa atomic attack, Community Chamber of Com- reform; package. were not disclosed at last night': stalled at thft chamber's meet- Conway, president of the Red the populace might panic and merce were announced yester- Although he opposed a reduc- HIGHLANDS Mayor Cor- now it is becoming an eyesore." meeting but the school board ing in January/'. -At. that time, Bank Community Chamber of trample the grade school chil- tion retroactive to Jan. 1,. 1961— nelius J. Guiney, Jr., last night The mayor declared that if the scheduled the evening before the day.' •'•;'•' • '' • officers will be chosen and the Commerce, yesterday aaid a dren. The complaint waft The plan to which the President gave the incoming Democratic ad- township has an ordinance pro-! public hearing for7 its public in- Both Phillip J. Bowers, real- new president. Will appoint three nujBl£er;,of ISO delinquent dues heard abo that the civil de- is committed-JMais aid pas'- ministration fa Middletown an in- hibiting such excavations "it; spection. tor, and Chester Apy, attorney, additional directors. ' have been paid by members, but fense organization would have a sage of a Mil in 1963 is possible. vitation to gejt its house In order should be enforced," and if there were elected to. director seats. the organization It still short free band to set aside areas Hearing Set The directors yesterday ac- in regard to maintenance of the is no such code "one should be Re-elected were Edward H. After''the news conference; of balancing its current-budget for sheltering people and stor- cepted the membership applica- g Rt. 36 strip between this borough adopted." A public hearing will be held Conway, of Seacoast Finance Co., Mills conferred with Kennedy for! During the past tion of Benjamin Manhoff, of During the past ^nojith the and Atlantic jffighlands. Mr. Guiney also hit Middletown, ing emergency supplies. The Jan. 9 at 8 p.m. in Wolf Hill 45 minutes-to the White House' and president of the /chamber; Walter's Curtain and Drapery chamber has received close to officials "for permitting scores board, tabled the matter by a Avenue School. The public may but there Ms no Indication of At a meeting of the Planning Peter E. Genovese of Crate's Shop, 47 Broad St, $1,000 in dues for 1SM2, Conwsy of signs to be erected on township 4-1 vote and said It will take view the budget Jan. 8 from " a meeting of minds. Board, the mayor called the Mid- Beverages, Inc.; C. Donald Eng- Irwin, Vogel, president of the said, but more - delinquencies property (along Rt. 36 near High' It up again at a later date. to 9 p.m. at the school. dletown hill section, which is the lish of English Motors, and Doug- Retail Trade Board, said Jan. 11 NeWnen weren't given a must be settled if the budgeted lands) without permits or in . Besides scheduling budget ses- exit from. Atlantic Highlands and las J. Schotte of the First Mer* and 12 are We; dates set for Jan- chanotito talk to Mills after the expenditures are to be met. violation of the township's sigh COLLINGSWOOD - William T. sions for Jan. 8 and 9, the board the entrance to Highlands, one of chants National Bank of Asbury uary sales days.. ... meeting anil the White House did Members who have: not settled the most beautiful scenic areas ordinance," Ryder, 81, of Lawnside, who hai announced that nominating peti- •Park;- '; •'• ' / • ,. ' A seasonal open, house parry not iisae any statement. their acoounts by me January in the state "before "Middletown He said: been driving for 60 years, sur- tions must be filed by candi- The six men were, selected by will be held at the chamber oP The President'did not go Into meetingV may be dropped from started permitting contractors to "I know for a. fact that the rendered hij. driver's license i; dates, tot school board member- : the membership in a mail.vote. fices, 5 Broad St, Wednesday specifics of his tax program, say- the'organization, he warned {at chew the place up with excava- Middletown sign ordinance is lieu of a fine on charges of care- ship before Jan. 4 at 4 p.m. Twelve nominations for the di- from 4 to 6 p.m. ing he!will make "detailed pro* a. meeting of the chamber board tions for fill dirt." rigidly enforced in the main sec- less driving. Ryder took the ac- On Jan. 5 at 7 p.m. a drawing of directors. ' posals"! in his speech tomorrow Other planners echoed the tions of the township. Why isn't tion Tuesday night at a hearing will be held to determine the About $1,500 "in 1963 dues have night at the' Economic Clab * in sentiment — that the earth had it enforced in the section near before Judge David Greenberj, position of the candidates' names been paid, he added. New Ypk.'; , been "scarred and marred uotil'our border line?" of the Collingswood Municipal on the ballot. The school elec Louis Vaiti, a director, said Court. He was involved in a tion will be Feb. 13. OK Market Site Plan Administration leaders, and he hoped to'call a meeting of| accident Nov. 28 In Colliogswood. business and labor spokesmen, The board's regular meeting] Westside are^ ' mf rchants in SHREWSBURY — Site plan continued efforts toward the de- Ryder told the judge he has beei In February was postponed from 1 have urged a quick tax cut to approval -for the proposed Shop- velopment, of a master plan. January in an effort to promote driving 60 years and never wa: Feb. 13 to Feb. IB, at which give the economy more fuel and Discus^ CreinAcres Rite ' Supermarket, on Broad St., He said, "There is' nothing chamber'activities in the area. involved in an acident prior to time the members will conduct speed the nation's growth rate. which Was tentatively approved this borough needs more'than' H He Is. president of the Westside last November. the business of reorganization. "What I think should be of Civic Association. by the' vPlanhing ' Board last needs a- master plan." Referring In-other business, the adver- concern to us all is not the .ques- Mr. Conway painted out there PlansinJligMmids month, became official last night to last night's'rneeting as "what TRENTON — Gov. Richard tisement for bids for the trans- tion of the Immediate business was., no question but that the J. Hoghes has signed a procla- with the signing of the map. could be my swan song," Mr. HIGHLANDS - If: planners Two of the sites mentioned'last portation of, a student with prospects for the next* three or chamber could sponsor sales mation declaring the week be- Drucker added, "however' the can agree on a site, and if Bdr- night are beach sites, the other cerebral palsy to Long Branch The. board,, satisfied that- sever- four months,- but really, the gen- campaigns and'other promotion- fore Christmas as Build Up board may be reorganized, I ough Council Is able to provide a parkland conservation site. was- authorized. The bids will al technicalities had .been; taken eral trend of our industrial al Our Youth Week. Hughes said hope it will press f6r a master growth,' our, employment lag, the money, tiiis borough, may [be;..opened- Jan- 9. care ,of, moved final approval in that section- of • the munic- One of the beach sites ia at the New Jersey Is the first state plan." over the last live or six years," have a "Green Acres" site nextl foot of Miller St;, extending about John J. Dome, principal, of the application which has been ipality. ' .' ID the nation to. Initiate a youth Mr, Drucker's • six-year term Kennedy said' yesterday. "•"' ' ' *"••••'••. '1,500 feet to Cedar St., for a pending about a year. At ..the suggestion of fitness program. Implemented will be open, to reappointment '•I am hopeful," he added, Farrow, director,' a .resolution At the suggestion . of Mayor depth of 400 to SOD feet, a tract through Project Buoy. He Before closing the' lrieetlhg, at or a new appointmeiU Jah. I. "that as we have a chance to ex- was approved providing ttiat Cornelius I. Guiney, Jr., and of about 16 acres; Board mem- urged local organisations - to Board Hires which no public business was He said he would happily con- plore this firgtUr with the Con- eacTi director next year be Planning Board member Mrs. bers estimated the property sponsor programs and activi- Introduced, acting chairman tinue to serve the board if re- gress&ii they will give it very named a liaison man for a Ellen Lynch, the board, last night would probably cost more than ties stressing the Importance of Social Aide Francis P. Drucker cfl'ei for appointed. - : close' attention. Quite obviously specific number of members announced that It will view three $100,000. youth fitness. Participating In RUMSON — The appointment Mr, Mills' will'have a very de- firms>" possible sites in order to make - a The second beach site Is at the the program are Pete Ketdaff, *"•>?•- of Mrs. Emily Schopp as school cisive Voice in the final deci- Tlic plan would improve com-j recommendation to council. foot of South B4y Ave., to a aa end with the Philadelphia social worker two days a week sion, bat we hope to adjust our municsiions. between, the ex Under the state's Green Acres point about 609 feet south, run- Eagles of the National Football was made by the Board of Edu viewpoints so that we can get ecullve body of the chamber program; the': borough would. pay ning to a depth of about 100 feet. League, and Kyle Rote, former cation last night, on the recom- some action on this program nexi nd the general membership, half the cost of land acquisition This tract's cost is/estimated at star with the New York Foot- mendation of the curriculum year."., the board 'agreed.; and the state'half. . $30;&0q to $40.000.. ball Giants, "The-program has the financial backing of the committee, effective in Septem- The third site; is a four-acre N. J. Junior Chamber of Com- ber, 1063. parcel south of the Cabin In The merce. It Is designed to en- Mrs. Schopp is now school Sky, surrounded by Scenic Dr. —| courage children between the psychologist, working about one value estimate, $15,000.. ages of It and 17 to keep physi- day a week on a per-case basis I Mayor Guiney urged that some cally fit by exercising at least and earning about $1,000 an- site be chosen In the near fu- IS minutes a day. . nually. Her new salary will be ture so the borough can take ad- $3,160 of which $1,800 will be vantage of the Green Acres pro- reimbursed to the board by the NEWARK — Authorities hav gram. He said the program ex- state under the Beadleston Act. pires In June. disclosed that a 34-year-old ol flclal of the Newton Trust Co, Mrs. Schopp will continue her has. admitted embezzling 523,50* present duty of testing and In from the bank between Feb. 1 addition will provide psycho- Complaints 1961 and Nov.,5, 1962. .Assistant logical counselling to teachers, U. S. Attorney Matthew Boyla parents and children. J. Up> withheld the man's name toda; shar Moorhead called the ex- In Brawl because he is expected to waivi tension of psychological services Indictment in federal court to "The perfect solution to our morrow and plead to an informa- problem" which has been de- ^t^frawii tion to be filed at that time. Th cribed :by Francis E. Hockey, theft came to light through a superintendent, as Involving LITTLE SILVER. - All com- about 35 pupils whose, behavior plaints stemming from fight on routine audit, Boylan said, an wag investigated bv the FBI, has a disruptive influence on th« White Rd. Dec. 2 were withdrawn Married and the father of two rest of the school. ' at a specia) session/* Municipal children, the bank official hai Court'last night. been employed there for, 1 years. He was assistant treas-j Grant Variance John''Ttiomas s"atter of 127 urer, assistant secretary, note FAIR HAVEN -The Zoning White Rd. had,signed assault arid teller and head teller, Boylan Board of Adjustment last night battery complaints against Bruce said. granted a variance to Mrs. Lois CaldWeli'of Fair Haven and Ray- Howard, 96 Jackson St., which mond Mckee of this place. Mr. ISO Chevrolet Convertible will, permit'construction of an Caldweli and Mrs. McKee had Impala. Exciting turquoise ex : addition to her home. filed counter complaints \agalnst tarlor with white top and match- The addition, containing a Mr. S»tter and his brothers, Vic- ing interior. Fully power equipped AT FARM MKTINft — Charles Shuman, left, president bathroom, closet, kitchen and tor Satter of Red Bank arid 'Rich- for easy carefree driving. Ruuel of the American' Farm Bureau Federation, chats with AFTljtMATH OF LAKIMIE STORM — Jack Bruix of Siiver Creek, U. r., makes a bedroom, will extend 21 feet ard Sitter; of F«)r Haven, Oldimoblle-Cidlllac Co, , SH 1 : along the,; r*ar: of the- existing Labor Secretary W. Willard Wirh in Atlanta bafora 4|u1clc' cheek to fee if the car under mound ol snowiti hi«. It was, but'he decided 0910. Ask tor Mr. Walters,-Adv, According to police; the' five house which is owned by the es- Wirtz addressed the group's convention. Wirtz denied 4* walk anyway. Storm off Lake Eire piiad up IS Incites of snov/ along the lake- werejemiei irt their own,ree- Vermont North Conntry Stor« tate'of Bertha Hunter, Mrs. How- statement! of Shuman suggesting that organlMcl labor fhtnt and blew Into deep drifts. Village virtually Wai stranded for a time wh»n high- ognltance after, they ' appeared Hwy. 35, Middletown. Wonderful ard's mother. voluntarily at police h«ac Christmas food, unusual Christ- The nfm-contormlng property !i «ntagonistic to the interests of agriculture. ^ yiv/ traff^ w«s cut off. , - \ (AP Wir.photo) tors the night of the brawl. mas gifts, —Adv. measur^SO by 100 feet. f IAP WrSphotor 22—Thur*A*y, Dec. 13, 1962 RED BA3JK REGISTER AFTCRNOpN By STEVEN a SCHEUEH Question - PleaM pr^t one Katharine Hepburn \*.U QBertk.ii-I haveaqueijUM of your Interning: pnfUet on on* k-love of Life 9-Aunanac Newsreel about "Dennis the Menace" which of my favorWii j(5ta* Kelly. I 4—Your First Impression J-Dateline.- New Jersey has been troubling me tor a long have been a fan of his (face hi* 7-Ernie Ford 4-Weather MO' time. Is Dennis supposed to beearly movies "and am delighted In Talkative Mood B-Science Fiction Theater • :' • . 1:45 2-Life Of Riley-Comedy the same age in the TV series with bis weekly TV aeries, "Go- 11-Merry Mailman-Children. 4-News 4-Trouble With Father as he is in the comic strip?— ing My Way."'— Mw, V. T., By BOB THOMAS never shown on the screen be- 1J—Books tor our Time 7—Focus On The News 7—Funny Manns Mrs. J. B., Kerrville, Tex. AP Movie-Television Writer fore. O'Neill had a depth that is Allentown, Pa. 7:00 9—Jack La Lanne "\ Answer — Kelly was bora in simply marvelous." 1-Coraedy Party-Cartoons Answer - No. It's hard enough HOLLYWOOD (AP) - Idea 2-News- ' 2-New»- •••-••; /••• to find a lOyear-old who can actPittsburgh, Pa., where he attend- shoot from Katharine Hepburn The actress lives in a curious 4-r-Rlpoord . . 3-Profile: New Jersey . aerie amid the high rent district well enough to star in a TV se-ed college. Upon graduation, he like sparks from a grinding 2—Search for: Tomorrow '• 5—Mister Magoo—Cartoons "•• '1:25' ries; finding a 5-year-old (that's in upper Beverly Hills. It is a 4—Truth or Consequences headed for New York and the wheel. So when she is talking it' 7r-Guestw«rd'Hol-Comedy 5-News „ ; . • - about the age of the comic strip stage. He got hit first break when cliff-hanging apartment adjacent 5—Cartoons J—Merrytooa Circus •• • ri;*o..';.... best merely to sit bock and listen. to an estate. She explained: "Dennis") would be next to Im-he played the part of a young '-father Knows Best • ; U—News 2-Our MJM Brooke-Comedy possible. That Hepburn wanted to talk "It used to be Jack Barry' 9—Memory Lane 13—Japanese Brush Painting - 4^-Dr. Joyce Brothers'' hoofer In William Siroyan'i "The 11-Rocky and his Friends Tine of Your Life" on Broad- was not unusual. That she would more's. Dear Jack, he was so 7:tl; 5VTJCid' talk for publication was extraor- kind to me. I did my first pic- ,7-Gale Storm-Comedy Question — You recently had way. This led to other rolei and * 11-News 2—Weather dinary, tine* she has been elusive ture with him—'Bill of Divorce- U-Lbctl'Newn ft-Movie—Adventure a short biography on Vivian eventually to the lead in "Pal for reporters in recent years. ment.' The lower part of this 12:53 13-Phonlcs Vance, the talented co-star on theJoey," the part that brought him '•>••••• •• 7:11 •••••• • • The reason for talking was toplace used to be his projection NEW YEAR'S—Singer Rose- 2—News 1:45 new Lucille Ball show, but youto Hollywood's attention. His help along "Long Day's Journey room." She showed me a stained- 12:55 13—Science Corner forgot to mention that she wasfirst film was "For tye and.My mary Lane of Nevada will i-Newg 7:25 into' Night," the much-heralded glass door leading to what is now 11—Weather 0:55 Jackie Gleason's first TV wife on Gal" with Judy Garland. He has film from Eugene O'Neill's auto- her bedroom. Pictured in it were add to the entertainment 1:00 his old TV series. — E. B.appeare, d In many musical and 2—Burns and Allen 7:30 4-News biographical play. Barrymore and his second wife scheduled for th* annual 2—Mister Ed—Comedy 10:00 Greenfield, Mass. straight acting role* In films Dolores Costello, 4—Leave It to The Girls Answer - We didn't forget. "I think it deserves a hearing," New Year's Eve Celebration 5—Cartoons 4—Wide Country 2—Calendar since. In addition to nil perform- ate .said resolutely. "It's a fine Hepburn settled In one of the 5—Sugarfoot—Western 4-Say When Miss Vance was never a regular to be held at The Oaks, Rt. 7—Answering Service ing, he has directed, chore- piece o( work, a truly great play. chairs she had made herself in 11—People Are Funny 7—Ozzie and Harriet 5—Movie—Drama on any of Gleason's TV series. ographed and produced for the I think it's encouraging that such the upstairs sitting room, a mar-35, Middletown. 13—Exploring Nature 8—Movie—Adventure 7-Susle—Comedy movies and the date. Hit litest • serious film can be done at avelously lighted room with large 11—You Asked For It' 11-Operation Alphabet . 1:25 Question - Is Lawrence Welk's movie directorial effort Is the cur- reasonable figure and that its windows and skylights. And she 9 13—Learn to Read Music 10:05 commercial prospects are good. 5—News wire still living? I have heard rent "Glgot" with Jackie Glet. talked. Here in abbreviated form : 8:00 13-Higher Horizons him mention his son but never "I was delighted to do it. Itare some of the things she said:'Vigahous 1:30 2—Perry Mason-Mystery son. "Going My Way" If bit lint 2-As The World Turns 1O:J5 •/•• a word about hl» wlfe.-P. F-. TV series. was a real challenge, making u 'I must say that we had a 7—Donna Reed-Comedy 4-New» * range of dramatics that I have great era in films. There were 5—Movie—Drama / 11—Divorce Court—Drama Oxford, Miss. Protest By 7—December Bride 13-Sootllght On Art Answer — Welk generally likes real stars in those days, and real 10:30 (For an answer to your ques- characters. We were expected to 9—Star and Story—Drama 13-Of Men And Ideas to keep hig private life to himself, White House 11—Best of Grpucho I—I Love Lucy-Comedy If he mentions his son, Lawrence, tion about any TV, program or be a bit wayward, and that added 4-Play Your Hunch actor, write to Steven H. Scheu- to the aura. WASHINGTON (AP)—Hillbilly 13—Understanding Science 4-Dr, KiMare' Jr., occasionally, It is probably itW 7-rGirlTalk because his fatherly pride gets er, TV Key 'Mallbag, c"> TA« ".There were, great stars in thesinger Vaughn Meader has got- 6—Lawman ll—Movie—Drama Register.) ' ten a barrel of laughs and money IJ—Highlights of World History 7—Leave It To Beaver the best of him during one of his group before me, too. I think they 1:55 10:45 sentimental instrumental. His and we had something that the from mimicking President Ken- •••••• 1:10 -• ' It adds up! More and more nedy's voice in the record, "The 4-News t—Nurses—Drama 13-Phonics wife I* the former Fern Renner actors lack today: vitality. Ev- who wa» a nurse before their peopl™ .e. use The Registe„-—r »d^_t -eac -h erything seemed tremendously First Family." 2:00 5-Wrestling 11:00 r K 2—Password 7—My Three Sons—Comedy 2—McCoys—Comedy marriage. They also have two issue because result* come fait- Important to us, and we worked But he apparently got no laughs daughter*, Sairtey anfJPonfla, er.-^dvwtUwnent. like dogs at our jobs. from White House aides when he 4-Merv Griffin 11—True Adventure 4-Price to Right began using the Kennedy broad 7—Day' In Court—Drama 13—Robert Herrldge Theater 7—Jane Wyman "I don't believe in all this, con- Boston "A" In plugging a local 9—Science: Quest and Conquest '•-',.:- M? • 9-Johnny Andrews fessing in public. It seems to meradio station. 11—Divorce Court 4—Hazel—Comedy ' 13—Understanding Science that the public appreciates a cer- Twice an hour Saturday the 2:10 7-Here's Edie 11:20 tain mystery. The producers did 13—Wonder of Words 9—On Stage—Drama MATINEE 2 PJM. tASTDAV familiar voice startled listeners of 13-Higher Horizons "WHAT EVER HAPPENED TO that In the. old days. Take 2:29 11—Sea War—Documentary 11:25 EVE 7*1 Maude Adams, for example. Th WWDC: ••••;•• • 7-News 13-M.I.T. Science Reporter BABY JANE" -> at 2: It * 7iX Only public was never allowed to know "This Is Vaughn Meader. In 5-News PREVUE TONTTE S:« PJ«. WashingtotWackle, Bobbie, Car- 2:M 10:00 what she was really like. Z-Alfred Hitchcock , 11:30 oline and Eunice—We all listen to 2—House Party 2—Pete and Gladys—Comedy HEARTS AND NOTES—Th "I don't like the way women WWDC with, great vigah." 7—Seven Keys 4-Andy Williams are portrayed by the new drama- 7—Premiere ••^-Concentration CONiTNTJOUS NBC peacock flips its feath- Among, those.who heard about 9-Movie—Adventure 5—Romper Room—Children tists. I can't believe they are the 13-Tri-State Focus 11—Adventures In Paradise SAT. * SUN. ers and loses its heart whe pinched, lecherous, scheming the station break plug was New- 13-WorId At Ten 7—Yours For A Song ton N. Minow, chairman of the 2:50 Andy Williams sings, m females they seem to be in those 13—Music Interlude 10: M 11:40 plays. Federal Communications Commis- 9—Best Of The Post—Drama 13—Wonders of Words shown in this artist's draw- sion. And' he immediately got in '• »»•• ••• "Maybe it's because my moth- 4-News 13—Lehmann Master Class 11:50 ing of the singing star and touch with White House press 11:00 er was an ardent feminist. Any- secretary- Pierre SaJinger who 5-News 11—Merry Mailman * NOW Tfcra SAT. * the network's noted colo way, I've always had a great ad- 3:00 2—News Show Nightly was with the President in Palm 4-News symbol. Andy presents a full miration for women. They've Springs, Calif. 2-Miilionaire fnr»7P-M. brought a lot of softness and 4—Loretti Young—Drama 5-News CHILDREN hour music-variety show with Salinger said yesterday that 7-News MOVIE TIMETABLE beauty into the world. For mmwhen he called the station Satur- 5—Doorway to'Destiny ALWAYS FREEI top name guests when he is dreds of years they have made 7—Queen for a Day 9—Movie—Adventure RED BANK day to protest, he learned the 11-Steve Allen CARLTON- star-host of "The Andy Wil unattractive men think that they Meader tape already had been 11-How To Marry A Millionaire are appealing, and that's an act 13—Reflections Whit Ever tuppence! to Baby Jane FREE! liams Show" color series on taken off the air. 3:30 J:M; »:JO. PEEVIIW — II A Man of kindness. ..." Tell The Truth 11:10 Answers 9:40. •in. NBC-TV each Thursday 110 Salinger said he didn't think 2-Weather EATONTOWN "HOT "the use of mimicry of the Pres- 4—Young Dr. Malone—Serial II p.m. EST); 5-Mr. District Attorney 4-Weather DRIVE-JN— ident's voice for commercial pur- 5—Movie—Drama StatecOJicb Dancers Rock 7:05: 10:20: Ind HIT 7-Who Do You Trust? If it Man Aniwers J:3S. i STAGE C0ACH DANCEM poses" was propier. 7—Local News " Fair Haven He added that the station pres- 11—Laurel-Hardy and Chuck LONG BRANCH 13—Television for Teachers . JJ-^Mter Hours ' BARONET- ident, Ben Strouse, .told him in a 11:15 Perlod Of Adjustment 1:35; «:W; WE'RE 21! Boy On letter that he had "doubts as to 3:SS Murder Wie Bald 340: TM; 10:2% "PERIOD OF ADJUSTMINr 2-News • 2—Movie—Drama CELEBRATE its good taste" and the tapes had 4—Tonight ASBURY PARK "MURDER SHI SAID" AT OUR been scrapped after running 11-Mr. Peabody LYRIC- TV Show 7—Movie—Drama Ctrrr On Nu.'ie 7:10; Boccaccio Sev- something less than 24 hours. 4:00 12:80 enty S:30. RUMSON -rr. Harold A. Stein 2—Secret Storm MAYFAIR- Atfrty GALA r 11-News er, a sophomore student at theRecital on Sunday ' 4—Make Boom For Daddy 12:50 Boman Holiday iM: 7:19; 1:39. "ROMAN HOLIDAY" Rumson-Fair Haven Segiona 5—Deputy Dawg—Cartoons 5-News : Anniversary By Grantham Pupils 7—American Bandstand North of Red Bank •••OCCACCIO 70" High School, appeared on theRED BANK — The violin stu- 1:00 9-^Treasure ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS ' "CARRY ON NURST* PARTY U.S. Steel Hour over a nationa dents of Ted W. Grantham of 11—Bozo The Clown 4-News™" •••'•• ''" ATLANTIC- New Shrewsbury will present 5—Movie*-Drama; SATURDAY television network last night. 13—Television for Teachers \ Vanchurlan Candidate 7:00; 9:00. , STARTS THURS* DEC 20th their annual Christmas recital 7—Movie—Comedy , HAZLET He placed the role of the golf Sunday at 2:30 p.m. In Molly 4:25 9—Playback—Brothers Four • MUSIC caddy on a live presentation ol 11—Koko The Klown—Cartoon LOEWS DRIVE-IN— "THE LONftEST DAY" Pitcher Hotel. Cartoon 7:00; The Young Doctors • BUFFET SERVED "Big Day for a Scrambler,' 4:10 Students participating will In- 4—Mayor Of The Town 7:07; 11:00; Two For The Seeiaw F-UKTHtR INFORMATION Ct which starred James Whitmore. 2-Edge of Knight 9:00. -; clude Margaret Dunbar, Chris 9—Almanac Newsreel , PERTH AMBOY Harold, who is the son of Mr. 4—Here's Hollywood 1:10 Shelly, Virginia Bartlett, Julie AMBOYS DRIVE-IN- '< PERFECT CHRISTMAS GIFTS CHARLEY and Mrs. Harold A. Steiner, Jr., Gibbs, John Rottenberg, Peggy 5—Felix and the Wizard 9—News and Weather Cartoon 7:00; Munificent Seven 500 Ridge Rd., Fair Haven, also Webb. 7—Discovery 62 1:13 7:06; }1:I7; Two For The Seeiaw MOVIE GIFT BOOKS is slated to play the leading role 9-Chubby Jackson 4—Sermonette—Religion MAJESTIC- CHINA'S And, Stephen Garoff, Benjie 11—Dick Tracy—Cartoons Perlod Of Adjustment 4:O0: 0:30; $3.00 VALUE $2.50 in the one-act play, "How toLemberg, Andris Vezis, Ted 1:45 Murder She Said 2:20; 6:00; PRE- SHREWSBURY AVE. Propose," which will be pre- 13—American Economy 2—Movie VIEW — Olrot 7:40. ON SALE AT ALL Holmgren, Peter Slnnott and War- EDISON sented at a school assembly to- ren Smith. 4:55 3:00 WALTER READS THEATRES morrow morning by Regional's 4—News - 2—News MENU) PARK CINEMA- Miss Marsha Gilmour will be Otcot 2:00: 1:00; 8:00: 8:00; 10:0O. BAMBERGER'S drama group, the Tower Players. the piano accompanist. 7—American Newsstand 3:01 2-Give Us This Day WOODBRIDGE Last year, Harold appeared in DRIVE-IN— a leading part In the Little Sil- 2—Love That Bob FRIDAY MORNING Boyi' Night Out 7:05: Lollta B-.20: 5-POINT ver Woman's Club production oi Look Homeward Angel 4-Movie 5:45 Walk On Tin Wild Side 13:00. "The Anniversary Waltz," amRole for Weaver 7—I Married Joan 2—Previews MONTCLAIR Carlton TV CHECK-UP was also a featured player in the MIDDLEBURY, Vt. - F. Al-9—Movie—Science Fiction CLAIRIDGE-r 5:50 Wonderful World Of The Brothers N« matter wh«r* yav annual school play, "The Male bert Weaver, son of Mr. an11-Cartood n Zoo 2-Give Us This Day-Religion Qrlmm 8:00. purohntd your TV, wt'll Animal." Mrs. Edwin R. Weaver of 28113—Once Upon A Day—Children 5:55 During his two years at ReRumso- n Rd., Little Silver, N.J., 5:25 2—News • Adjust picture tube for gional he has been active in thewas in the cast of the Kett 11-Rocky and His Friends 4—Sermonette ATLANTIC MAYFAIR I BARONET maximum brightness Frlngs play, "Look Homeward 5:30 6:00 THEATRE Debating Club and Is Its vice /.tlnnlH' Hltliliinil--—Ti-I. ft'IMH Asbury Pork Long Branch • Adjust horiiontal and president. His experience also Angel," recently produced by the' 2—Movie—Adventure 2-College Of The Air vertical includes participation In twDramo a Department at Middle 5—Sandy's Hour—Children 4—Continental Classroom NOW—Eve*. 7 and (ill Speech Arts Festivals and Inbury College, where he Is a sen- 7—Highway Patrol 6:10 FRANK SINATRA • Center picture several student discussion groups ior. ! 1—Popeye—Cartoons 2—Sunrise Semester * TO. - SAT. - SUN. * • Adjust sound circuits over local radio stations. Weaver took the part oi Mr THURSDAY EVENING 4—Continental Classroom "THE Farrel, a boarder at the Gant «:00 7:00 MANCHURIAN Dee. H 15, U - Matinee Only • Adjust focus boarding house in the Pulitzer 4—News and Weather POOR DEFENSE 2-News CANDIDATE" ONLY 3.95 Prize winning comedy-drama 7-News 4-Today CANYON, Tex. (AP)—A stand- which is based on the autobio-11I—Three Stooges 7:05 **«r heuia call out defensive back for West graphical novel by Thomas 13-What's New 5-Call To Prayer plus part* II n«*d«d Texas State College was side- Wolfe. He also assisted with 6:1J 7:15 lined for part of the 1962 football costumes for the production. 7-Weather Call OSbome 1-2500 5-News season after he shot himself in 8:211 7:26 the toot during a quick draw TV S*rvlM (D«»t tee) Three former Ohio State ath- 7—Sports 7—Morning Prayer •ambtrgtr1* Menmtuth demonstration. letes are playing in the Nationa «:25 7:10 His name: Hoot Gibson. Basketball Association. They are 7—Capsule Comment 5-Columbia Lectures John Havlicek with the Boston 7—Early Bird Cartoons Robert HfTCHUH Bursting upon our BIG SCREEN In »11 Celtics. Mel Newell with the 4—Local News 8:00 r\ Shirley IfUUINE. • thtoolon of the rainbow... Chicago Zephyrs and Joe Roberts 5—Mickey Mouse Club 2—Captain Kangaroo MS. with the Syracuse Nationals. 7—News ' 5—Sandy Becker—Children a prize-winning blua ribbon trMt 7—Tommy Seven—Cartoons FKORICMARCH-BENWZZAM for old wad young »Uk«l ENJOY 8:30 The YOUNG DOCTORS Here'* •omethlng for the whole family 7—Little Rascals—Cartoons to aee together! 8:50 ELEANOR SHERRY The Management. • (but constantly) i-American NORTH ATLANTIC STATES IN OUR Old World Restaurant SUB SECTIONAL CHIU) Dec. 14th, 1962 50c A new taste thrill awaits PIANO LOUNGE you in old world cooking. FIGURE SKATING Dishes that have come down from 3 generations of cooking CHAMPIONSHIPS wizardy are yours to enjoy TONIGHT at this newest restaurant. • Spoiiiortd by Gwdan Shirt Skating Club Catering to the discriminating • Sanctioned by U.S.F.S.A. in good food, tastefully pre- THE pared. Visit us today for a taste thrill. DEC. 14-15-16 HIM THE MAKE YOUR HOLIDAY RESERVATIONS NOW WHOlEMMim RUMSON HOTEL M2-14M —fcjm On«an Avf. S«» Brlcht, N. 1. 10 WATERMAN AVENUE, RUMSON PHONE 842-2000 ANCIENT MARINER Ticnrrs NOW ON SAW PR «OOO AHEvwir $£00.«1)50 | Sat. $950 & $150 Your Hott—JOHN WILSON HUNGARIAN AMERICAN RESTAURANT MAWS fHILOSOfHPt ? Trotter Aids McConnadt, vtojfa u* Vass&s, accordloJ}. .; OU Scfaool'8 Iprogr^set Pastor Gilbert Watt wfi letters You Like, liver a Christinas message. Evaluation UAZLET.- ••*Th*e BiblBMeB Baptist PrfPerfectt attendancat e Church will have its annual be presented to: fi RUMSON-Dontld F. Trotter, Christmas program next ThursTh - Laurie Watt, ThomaThomas 3OJW. But Rarely Get Mary Ann and Patricia McK»75 usistant superintendent for cur- day at 7:30 p.m. second year, Susan Mahoney «w BOYLE By HAL BOYLIII riculum at the Rumson-Fair Ha- The prograrfa will include reci- William Smith; third year, ***• ven Regional High School, served tations and songs by the begin- ard Smith; fourth year, Sallle NEW YORK (AP) -„_,,•Excerpt„s hares of AT4T stock which yourl last week on a team of 20 edu-ners' class, recitations by the and Harold Smith and John ifSa from letters people would like to aunt apparently had hidden there.] primary class, end a presenta- get but rarely do: cators which spent three d»ys fifth year, Martha Mahoney jto* return it to you herewith." tion by the Junior class. Chris Vassas; seventh year, 1MB evaluating the Neptune HiHighh 'ffltrough a clerical error, our Mahoney; eighth year, Ann M«* billing department undercharged School. Soloists will be Lois Mahoney you $87.63 on your last month's Spowored by the Middle States a^d Ann Mahoney, piano; Leah honey credit card account. But since it Senior Class Association of Secondary Schools was our fault, and in considera- and Colleges, the committee was tion of the fact Christmas is near, Dance Set responsible for checking every GIFTS for SMOKERS we'd just like you to forget the phase of the school's operation to Ckw» tr*m «n DOWHILL, whole matter." i l t determine that the school meets «. e*«M>w, At Regional the standards necessary for con-, viLLo-aowL ••< "As your landlord we wish to 1 express our appreciation of you as RUMSON - Trie annual Christ- PROMOTION-.Captain * ban are plnwd on David L Thompson of H.tfelms Or., turned membership in the Middle krma* tkat k* Hmkm. a tenant these last 15 years. So mas dance sponsored by the sen-JEatontown, by Col. Roman I. Ulam, deputy commanding officer of the U. S. Army State* Association. Fine Selection of we are installing a new refrigera- ior class at Rumson-Fair Haven Mr. Trotter served as chairman Block Meercbamn Pipe* 11.15 to KM Electronics Materiel Support Agency, Fort Monmeuth, right, and Lt. Col. John' N. Imported Oft Pipe* He to 8.09 < tor and stove in your apartment Regional High School will be held of two evaluating subcommittees: Koplce, executive officer of the agency. Capt. Thompson is a native of Terentam, Pa., Maay MMMUI 4WICM *»* nltn ta«ta4l«g Immediately, and beginning next Saturday from 9 p.m. to midnight philosophy and school objectives, calakn*. day •»"• tortelM. month your rent will be reduced in the Regional gymnasium. and a 1956 graduate of Indiana State Teaehere College, Indiana, Pa. He has been and social studies. $35. Anytime your wife would like Full Selection of TIMEX WATCHES MS to JMS Decorations, executed by assigned ai assistant adjutant general at USAEMSA since February of this year. He also was active on commit- to have the place repainted—at Open committee headed by Brenda tees Investigating the areas of our expense naturally-please let Delph China Humidors 7.50 Every Berg and Sally Sparkes, will cre- physical education and staff and us know." JUST A KICKER team, kicked three Held goals to goal? to pace the Wyoming soc- Evening ate an "old fashioned Christ- administration. - I! LARAMIE, Wyo. (AP)-George lead the Cowboys to a 16-7 vic- "It is my pleasure to inform mas" atmosphere, in keeping with tory over Utah. cer team to t 4-2 victory over The head of the team was AI-1 SWANNEL'S the "Night Before Christmas" Squires, kicking specialist for the you that Premier Khrushchev was Colorado. fred W. Heath, superintendent of BROAD, COR. OF MECHANIC ST. RED BANK deeply Impressed by the letter you party theme. University, of Wyoming football The next day he kicked three wrote to your newspaper outlining Providing music for the holiday the 10 basic errors of the Kremlin. dance will be "The Andantes" He has asked me if you and your band. Members of last year's sen- family would consent to be his ior class have been Invited, and guests for a two-month winter va- a "mystery" guest is expected to cation in Switzerland, where he put in an appearance. LAST THREE DAYS AND NIGHTS TO SAVE AND GET MONEY would like to meet you to discuss Other committee chairmen In- questions of international policy clude:. John Edelmann, enter- more fully. It will not be neces- tainment; ' Sue Davidson, clean- AT THE FABULOUS sary to bring skis or overshoes, as up; . Marcia Kelemen, refresh- they will be provided by the So-ments; Karen MacLean, patrons, vlet government." and Carpi Ketchfedge, publicity, "Our publishing firm was sent a Thomas X, Bptti, Jr., senior copy of your last talk to your local class coordinator, is faculty ad- •••••H Rotary Club. It is our wish to in-viser for the dance. LEWMIL'S MONEY SALE! clude it lii a new volume we are Issuing to be called, 'Great In- spirational Messages of the 20th • Shop Each Night 'HI 9 P.M.—Fresh New Merchandise in Original Cartons • Century.' We're enclosing a check Mater Dei PTA for $500 against advance royal- Prices stashed for a pre-Chrtenas tpH fa you SobuynowforCrffisfim»prftwnfs...biiynow ties." Installs Officers ...and... in addrtion, we oho give you money! for your own needs. You'll save Ifte never be- "I found the wallet you lost in a NEW MONMOUTH - New Of- taxi. 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OPEN DAILY MEN'S SHOP & SATURDAY 'BROAD STREET RED BANK 'til 9 P.M. CORNER OF MECHANIC ST. RED BANK Thru Christmas *ll«nberi Dln«r'» Club, K«»y Ch«r»«, C.rU Ul.nch. |v ' • OPlN EVERY EVENING, !TIL 9 i W-Thurtdty. Dec. 13, 1962 BED BANK REGISTER |et the nso*t out of fix' new facility. ..,' Adam and, Bve, Formal dedication of the li- brary is expected to take place Atlantic Highlands PTA early next month. Frank 0. Briy- nard of the Maritime section of the New York Herald Tribune Widow's Guideline and public relations officer for Fosters'"New Library the Moran Tug Boat Line,-will (Do you have a personal ques- DEAR ADAM AND EVE. be the principal speaker. Mr. tion or problem. Send it to I too am a widow but not a ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS-The ing the new books acquired Braynard has donated several Adam or Eve Lowell or both, lonely one. There are many in- public school here will soon have specifically for the 480 students color prints of ocean liners which as you prefer. For a personal, teresting things to do, such as its own library. in kindergarten through the sixth will be framed to decorate the unpublished reply, enclose a helping others; for example, A determined group of women grade, and those intended for the library walls. stamped, self-addressed enve- make and stuff toys for sick chil- cf the Parent-Teacher Associ- 21 teachers. lope. Mail to Adam.& Eve, c/o dren in the hospital, especially Among the women who have this newspaper. at Christmas time; also call your ation, working under the profes- worked on the project are Mrs. sional supervision of Miss Julia Mrs. Harry Donoghue, librari political party headquarters and an for the Atlantic Highlands Henry Stoever, Mrs. John Wood- help organize voters, etc. Busy Killiam, Mrs. Lola Reed and ward, Mrs. Dolores Lesher, Mrs. DEAR ADAM AND EVE. Alexander Garelick of the Moo- PuMlc Library, also has advised widows don't have time to be the group regarding the cata Edmond Caputo, Mrs. John Pos- I've been reading the lonely lonely. mouth County Library Associa- widow letters and feel I may loguing of the books. ten, Mrs. Edward Winters, Mr*. Milisse. tion, is bringing order out of the Jane Vaughn and Mrs. Anthony have a contribution to make to uncatalogued chaos of books left Miss Marjorie Reynolds, a kin- Lucanegro. them. For two years I've been behind when the school system dergarten teacher, is taking alone. My nearly-perfect husband DEAR ADAM AND EVE. recently was divided. special courses so that she may died after a few hours of illness. My patience is exhduked with The group also Is systematiz- qualify as a librarian to help In my grief a wee small voice these lonely widows! Why don't U5-8 Club kept reminding me to cling to they get out and do something two main thoughts (1) to be for humanity and then, maybe grateful for the good We we had they wouldn't be so jonesome? Picks New together and (2) to keep so busy I can name hundreds of charita- during most of my waking hours ble and civic associations/ that Committee that I would have no time for are crying for help. I rode down- dwelling on my misfortune. town with a lady on the streetcar MIDDLETOWN-A three-mem- the other day who said she was ber nominating committee vas This meant to talk to people, so lonely since her husband had appointed at a meeting of the to raise plants, to read, to say died. I asked if she ever' thought 1-5-8 Women's Republican Club pleasant things to everyone who of going to work tor {he Red Monday night in the Baptist TO THE VICTOR — Prizes don't always come in packages, Carol Ann Bruno, Junior would listen; to wear more at- Cross, the Cancer Society, or the Church Fellowship Hall. Miss of Monmouth County, finds out as the checks in for a charm and grooming tractive clothes than was cus- Blind. Her answer was: "Oh, let Give gifts for fun on snow and Ice tomary, to attend a few good Named by Mrs. Daniel Hig- course, one of her awards in the recent beauty competition. Instructor ii Mrs. Elaine the wealthy widows do that; I or for just gadding about the winter gins, president, the members are shows, to join groups with simi- want to be paid for what I do." scene. Come in and see our selec- Mrs. Monte B. Jones, Mrs Reidemeitter of Holmdel, co-director of the Shore Charm and Modeling School, As- lar interests, to do a kind act If that is their attitude, I say Thomas Morford and Mrs. Her- bury Park. Miss Bruno is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Americo Bruno, 77 Elm every day for someone else, to let them stay lonely. tion of quality ski togs. find an out-of-doors hobby, to at- bert McNally. They will report La., Shrewsbury. . NYLON PARKAS on Feb. 11. tend church services and activi One widow I know has taken ties, to Invite someone to have up folk dancing since her hus- from the club will be hosts to the 24" board of the Monmouth County tea with me, to, keep searching band passed away and she Is Lightweight, lined or unlined and quilted Federation of Republican Women for new interests—and to keep having a ball! 3 Groups smiling! STRETCH SKI PANTS 10.98 Feb. 21 at a Dutch treat lunch- Robert Gould Marries Etta Marie. eon at the Pancake House, Rt. 35. New horizons keep opening for Water repellent fabrics. 17 . Mrs. Joseph Scott read Combine me. The world is so full of ex- DEAR EVE: ALPACA FUR MITTENS Q.98 Christmas poem. citing activities, but one must I'm a widow of 55 and my by Pinata-Party. Leather palmed 7 Carols were, sung with Mrs, Miss Patricia Harris For Concert take the first step. Refuse to be sister is another at 57, and be- Lyndon Abbott at the piano. A SYRACUSE, N.Y. - Miss Pa Church. Allan -Shaffer was or- sad. Refuse to be alone, So start lieve me there's never a dull Other Gift Ideas Christmas tea followed. tricia Ann Harris, daughter of ganist. A family dinner followed NEW SHREWSBURY — The today, and never let up. moment in our lives. We don't in the Randolph House, Syracuse Cardigans, Wool Socks, Skirts, A special meeting will take Mrs. Owen E. Harris of Belmont, second annual Christmas concer Approaching 80. want to marry either, unless of Sweaters, Rainwear, Pocketbooks. place Jan. 14 in the home of N.Y., and the late Mr. Harris, Keith F. Harris gave his sister presented by the Monmouth Re- course the right men come along. Mrs. Morgan C. Knapp, Tin- was married here Nov. 2.1 to in marriage. She wore a winter Lonely widows should start with CHARGE ACCOUNTS INVITED dall Rd. Robert Maximilian Gould, son o white wool sheath fashioned with gional High School music depart- the YWCA Friendship Clubs that USE OUR LAYAWAY Mr. and Mrs. W. George Goul a jewel neckline, a white velve ment, will take place tomorrow a Deltas to Hold usually meet weekly in many PTA BOARD TO MEET of 347 Middletown-LIncroft Rd. circlet headpiece and carried t 8:30 p.m. in the school gymnasi- cities; also join flower-arranging MIDDLETOWN - The execu- Middletown, N.J. cascade spray of white roses. um. The Caroleers, the Chorale Holiday Dance groups, garden clubs, perhaps a numismatic club, a minerai-and- SHREWSBURY SHOPS tive board of the Middletown Rev. Walter N. Welsh, assisted Mrs. Edward J. Lindsey, Syra- and the bancf will perform under RED BANK - The annua BROAD STi SHREWSBURY, U.3. Township High School Parent- by guest minister Rev. Harold cuse, was her sister's only at- Christmas dance of the Deltas, gem collecting group, also go to Teacher Association will meet to- Dean of the Red Bank (NJ) Uni- tendant. She wore a street-length the direction of Fred C. Caruso. the Young People's Group of Adult Education classes at any Open Evenings Starting Monday, Dec. I Oth. night at 8 o'clock in Room 125 tarian Church, officiated at the sheath of moss green lace and The band will play "Noel Fran- Trinity Episcopal Church, will be high school and learn things like of the high school, Tindall Rd. ceremony in Grace Episcopa carried a bouquet of yellow roses. cals," "The March of the Toys,' held Dec. 27 from 8 to 11 p.m upholstering, join a few lodges, take up painting, and so on. To Mr. Gould was best man for and "A Trumpeter's Lullaby,' in the parish hall, White St. John Hird; River Plaza, presi widows I say that if you dor all his son. featuring James T. Reilly as this you'll be a nervous wreck The bride, a physical therapist, trumpet soloist. The Caroleers wil dent, appointed Marsha Gilmour Rumson, general chairman of thi like I am from so much activity! is a graduate of Russell Sage sing traditional Christmas hymns Mrs. H. H. At chmstmas College, Troy, and attended Al- accompanied by violin soloist event. bany Medical College, Albany. Mary B. Reilly. Other songs to Committee chairmen will be The bridegroom, a systems en- be included are "O Come, O Helen Ludwig, Middletown, pub- DEAR ADAM AND EVE: gineer with International Business Come, Emanuel," "Quiet Christ- licity; Cathy Forsman, Rumson, Lonely widows and widowers Machines Corporation, is amas,n " and "In the Stillness of the decorations;' Helen Latshaw, re- should first of all check with, a 1 um n u s of Rensselaer Poly- Night," with Ivy Jane Taliaferro freshments and Elizabeth Lat- their church for group activities. technic Institute, Troy. He is aas soloist. shaw, entertainment, both o If the church doesn't have such a group, why not start one? If Reussilles' rHerober of Phi Sigma Kappa fra The Chorale, a second vocal Middletown. tirnity. The theme will be "Interna a lonely widow has no church group, will sing selections From affiliation and desires none, she JThe couple reside at 10 Knoll- •'The King of.Kings" and "Ben tional Christmas." Brook Rd., Rocttester, N.Y. They can insert an article, in the so- is of wonfceas Hur," as well as "Alleluia" from ciety section of the local paper recently returned from a wed- the. cantata "For Us a Child is Group to Sell ding trip to Washington, D. C. asking all interested single per- Born" by Johann Sebastian Bazar Items sons aged 45-65 to meet in order Bach; "Carol of the Bells," "The to form a club, and in no tine Festival Song," "Hallelujah, MIDDLETOWN — The Rosary- at all an active group will be Voice Auditions Amen," and "Good King Wences- Altar Society of St. Catherine's In full swing. . . Catholic Church, Everett, will as," with Sandy Thomas and . . . Now Happy. Be a gifted santa clausi come Set for Sunday guest soloist, Rev. Robert W. will meet tonight at 8:30 in the DEAL — Final auditions for Reed. home of Mrs. Matthew GUI, Red the Mohmbath Opera Guild's an- Hill Rd. A Christmas sale of nual scholarship award will take Piano accompanists will be Su- bazar items will be held for mem- Junior Club's visit us an6 Revk in OUR 6azzlmg display place here Sunday at 2 p.m. in san Erb, Norma Taylor, and Nan- bers and guests. the home of Mrs. Walter Kohn, cy Hill. A Day of Recollection at the Annual Buffet 60 Deal Esplanade. Judges will Tickets for the performance Cenacle, New Brunswick, will be LITTLE SILVER - Colts Neck be members of the Metropolitan will be available at the door. held Jan. 8 at 5 p.m. Mrs. Sal- Inn was the setting recently for Opera Company. The vocal and instrumental vatore Cavallaro, Stillwell Rd., of qifts^(^^that covea youR list the annual Christmas buffet of The annual Maria Scholarship groups will give a preview to stu- Everett, is in charge of arrange- offers one year of vocal lessons dents at a special assembly to- ments. Bus transportation will be the Juniqr Woman's Club of Lit- valued at $1,000. provided by the society. tle Silver. Husbands of the club fRom the mo&est to the most magnificent. members were guests. Mrs. G. Donald Apgar, presi- dent, presented the senior club in the moo6 to Buy a fieRV diamond? with a compote dish for use in the clubhouse. Mrs. Joseph A. Zaloom, club adviser, accepted the gift on behalf of the senior why not, if you want to make someone's heaRt club. Mrs. Zaloom also was pre- sented a necklace in appreciation for her assistance to the'juniors during the year. skip a Beat, OR thRill heR with a gift A carol sing was led by Mrs. Wol/gang Koenig. Favors were mads by Mrs. John C. Antliff and of golfc /jjp< enRicheb with the gloRious glow Mrs. William Bartlett. In charge of arrangements for the party were Mrs. Antliff, Mrs. Bartlett and Mrs. Koenig. of multi-colORefc pRecious stones~?ilas POR The club will meet again Jan. 14 at 8 p.m. in the clubhouse. Lit- tle Silver. always-welcome watchesJpfji we have the Smashing Gail, a four-year-old chestnut filly owned by Mrs. Magruder Dent, is the daughter of Hill Gail and the imported finest names, the newest styles, we've BauBles ^^Jt AI1JI ^*B**a ««•*«« v-BBV ~~ broodmare Some Smasher. so Beautiful they shoulbn't Be so-called ...except fOR the consi6eRate pRices. an6 santa, come lose youRself in OUR gift shop, don't be a tReasuRe tRove^^pN yeaR Round an6 a caught napping— . . . now's the time for heavenly place^J^at chRistmas. Christmas wrapping! Don't wait till the last minute. RememBeR, so much of the ]oy of giving boxed GIFT WRAPPING ga- per In rolls or sheets .. . plus all the prclly RIBBONS and READY-MADE BOWS thtjt will add that extra touch to is knowing that youR pResents came fRom a your gifts. And don't forget to get your CHRI CARDS In the mall eai They'll be extra wel stoRe with an mdisputaBle Reputation fOR ...ANDKINNEY'SGOT'EM! when you choose from our stock of BOXED ASSORT- Sabot straps, step-ins, ankle straps, flats, T-straps, pretty MENTS, You'll find religious}, heels, buttons, 'n,bows -bright girls shine in patents to show* traditional, humorous a lid unsuRpassed quality an6 value. children's cards and a choice off party clothes! And like all Kinney footery for children, they of special cards for that sp*- 36 BROAD clal someone, -: < MONMOUTH'S LEADING are doitblt-checked for fit.Shown : the new, fashionable Sabot strap, sizes lfc*S-4. / WEST END JEWELERS Other styles, 8M-4. VARIETY SINCE 1886 PAIR HAVEN SHOPPING CENTER Reussilles' HWY. 35, MIDDLETOWN OPEN EVENINGS 'TIL 9 Open Friday Evasion A. 'used |Jaif, ui One* Hflton, RED BANK REGISTER Thursday, Dec 1«B~25 Aft Calendar The star m OMUMW through] AuxiliaryNews Jan. H. \ MONMQCrm ARTS GAL- LERY, Second Floor, Balls* tine's, Broad St., Red Bank, Mvevk Carol t$erii& $*ENING SATURDAY at 3 Photography and Crafts Show, p,m. In the Village Art Studio, RUMSON - A traditional sung only once before ln New to Jan. 18. AAaking It Offici S Monmouth Rd., Oakhurst, wiU vent Procession carol service, th Jersey. be the first annual art show and GUILD OF CREATIVE ART, first to be conducted in Monmou The candlelight service marks 120 Broad St., Shrewsbury, NEWLY-ELECTED officers of held Monday in Old County, Will take place here Su open competition in oil painting the auxiliarlit'y o•f tht e Littl, iu e Silvert;iIr Ihere. the beginning of the Christian la thii gallery. Boutique Sale, through Decem- day at 4 p.m. in St. George's-b; year and symbolizes the church' ber. Volunteer Fire Company were in- Mrs. Neil Gettis was the-River Episcopal Church. A collage in oil and mbted stalled at a Christmas dinner in with Mrs. Beaman.; preparation for the festival of ART FAIR GALLERIES, Rt. '. The service originated in King' media, titled "Diffusion" by Shadowbrook,. Shrewsbury, last Christinas. Emily Kinnler of Asbury Park 39, Holmdel, Paul Dominat, College Chapel, Cambridge, En night NEW OFFICERS will be Participating here will be the took top award — a one-maul paintings, continuing. land, and has been offered thei 35-volce men's and boys' choir of They are* Mrs. Joseph Sincius, inated when the Women's Assocjfr stew. VILLAGE ART STUDIO, 53 on the first Sunday in Advent ft St. George's wider the direction president; Mrs. Donald Wright, tion of the Lincroft First AM Second award went to Ruth; Mooroouth Rd, Oakhurst, Open more than 30 yean. It has be« of Marshall C, Bush; organ music vice president; Mrs. Hazel Tetley, Squad meets Jan, 2. 'i- Caruso, Deal, with "Spring Fall," Oil Competition, opens Satur- by Mrs. Robert R. Robertson, treasurer, «nd Mrs.,Allen Wright, an impressionistic oit and cast- day, to Jan. 2. * * Final plans for a combined in- and readings from the Old and in. secretary. stallation dinner for officers of MONMOUTH COLL EG£, New Testaments by Jerold panas Third award went to Edith Mrs. Joseph T. Bacigalupi was the First Aid Squid and Women's and Vivian Sauvage.'lay readers; West Long Branch, Campus in charge of me.dinner. Association were made at a re- Kroll, Oakhurst, for an oil "Por- Medley, Elliott Faye, photo- and Rev. Charles R. Lawrence, trait. A Christmas party for children cent meeting of the association rector of the Holy Communion graphs, through Dec. 21. Lennie Leonard, Rumson, won will be held in the fire house in the home of Mrs. Henry Fiatt- Episcopal Church, Fair Haven; the first honorable mention-with GAIERIECHALETTE, 1100 Sunday at 3 p.m, Santa Claus, ner, Rivertrook Rd. Rev. Bernard M. Gar,lick, rector Madison Ave., New York,-and "The Sink" (at the Old Mill) and portrayed by Alfred Pound, will Hostesses were Mrs. William of St. Peter's Episcopal Church, WHITNEY MUSEUM, Color 17-year-old Marilyn Bennett, distribute gifts to the children; Weinrich, Mrs. Lawrence Welser, Freehold, and Rev. Canon George Structures, Burgoyne DUler. Avon, won lecond honorable a puppet show will be presented, Mrs. Michael De Amamo, Mrs. A. Robertshaw, rector of St 1 mention with "The Hill Farm. MONTCLAIR ART MUSEUM, and refreshments will be served, George's. Frank Braun and Mrs. Jack Judges Earl Tyler, Nick C*\- The Christmas Story In Art, Mrs. Charles W. Curchin is chair- Flockhart. mat Crucifers will be John Gllber vano and Percy Couse served as opening tomorrow, through man. •, • . ' and Donald Hasbrouck, and can- Dec. JO. the jury of selection and awards. AUXILIARY of the North Cen- dle-bearers will be John Heer- The - auxiliary will donate a Twenty-two painting* will be on FA1RLEIGH DICKINSON Christmas dinner • basket to a terville Fire Company, Raritan mans, William Price, William exhibit. Sixty-nine were sub-j UNIVERSITY, Madison Cam- needy family in the borough. Mrs. Township, will hold a bazar in Truswell, Jeffrey Miller, David mitted. Awards will be pre- pus, James Kearns, through Richard iPark'er is in charge. the fire house on Middle Rd. Sat- Sauvage, Wright Kunkle, Malcolm' sented Sunday at 4 p.m. Dec 28. ..-.-: urday from 1 to 5 p.m. Santa Ware and George Larson. Rich- The gallery is open to the pub- Hostesses at a' recent meeting TODAY NEWARK MUSEUM, Christ- Claus will be at the fire house ard Miners will be the mace, bear- lic Monday through Sundays for if the auxiliary; were Mrs.. Rob- mas Exhibition Sales, from 2 to 4 p.m. CHRISTMAS LUNCHEON, Na< er. - ' ' ' "Adoration of the Shephards1 this show from 12.30 to 5:30 p.m., rt Wichmann, Mrs. Donald Jan. «. Wright and Mrs. William Wylie. arumsunk Auxiliary to Pami At 3:30 p.m., one half hour be- The language of art is known to lower barriers to\e*c& holiday*. The exhibit The next meeting will be Jan. 2 in and Children's Service, 12: fore the service, Robert D. McKee closet Jan. 2. CONFRATERNITY PARTY p.m., Colts Neck Inn, Colts Neck, understanding among men throughout - the world. the fire house. will play a recital on the Mary EATONTOWN - Confraternity QUEENS CITY SINGERS Owen Bordeh Memorial Carillon Uniquely for a retail organization, Bamberger's New Santa Coming EMILY RICHARDSON ol the of Christian Mothers of St. Doro- Rutgers University, Runson-Fa: The men's and boys' choir of Jersey this year has used art to bring a message MRS. CHESTER BEAMAN thea's Catholic Church will bold Haven High School Culturi Village Art Studio has bung St. George's has recently become through enlightenment on the Age of the Renaissance! 20 paintings this week in the To Eatonfown was re-elected president of the a Christmas party Sunday at 3 Series, 8 p.m., school auditors affiliated with the Royal School auxiliary of the WesUide Hose, p.m. in the parish hall of St. Rumson Hotel. Represented SHREWSBURY TOWNSHIP — urn, Rumson. of Church Music. to emphasize the spiritual significance of the Christ- - - - •• - - vest are artists Richardson, Fran- Santa Claus will be arriving Company, Red Bank, when ttae+jerome's Catholic Church, TRICKY TRAY PART* mas season. , group met in her home Long Branch. The party i opep n Oceanport Public Library Bern ces and Douglas McQrala, Saturday here at 10 a.m. aboard Others elected were Mrs. Thorn- to Confraternity members and fit, 8 p.m., Community Centei This ubiquitous spiritual Frances Wright Nsgft and the Eatontown Fire Department 1 is Rifici, vice president; Mrs. their families. Oceanport. ignificance is generally Demonstrations and exhibits of Miml Beaton. . fire truck. He will distribute 28 Train •laits were conducted by the gifts to children In the township Domenick Russo, treasurer, and ivoided by business. Rare Mrs. Mary Schwind, secretary. ocal craftsmen at the opening, COLOR STRUCTURE, lsO, in the Community Building up to It adds up! More and more TOMORROW The new officers: Will be in- !y will one see a creche oi [fey Include Mrs. Irving Gem- by Burgoyne Differ is included noontime. people use The. Register tits each BAZAR; North Centerville Fii As Blood stalled at the January meeting. madonna incorporated in th< nell, Colts Neck, rug hooking In the Whitney Museum Annual Members of the Shrewsbury Auxiliary, 1 to 5 p.m., Nort Plans were completed for the issue because results come fast- miles of tinsel, ribbon and gar ind stencilling on furniture and Exhtnttioa of Contemporary Township Woman's -Club are as- Centerville Fire House, Raritaa innual Christmas dinner to ' Township. Donor Aides lands used in the store window in;.Agnes H. Lamb, Freehold, Sculpture tad Drawings which sisting with the program spon- SHREWSBURY - Twenty-eight that beckon shoppers with ai land-crafted candles; Mrs. Irv- opened Ivesdsy night and will sored by the Recreation Commit- :ye on Dec. 25. continue through Feb. U. Mr. tee here. Mrs; Wayne Hawley is SATURDAY women have responded to an ap- ng Kaplan, Freehold, rug braid-j peal for volunteers to train as Churches are expected to su outer's one-man snow of Us chairman. , CHRISTMAS PARTY, Women' ng and crewel work; Inger Friis, Red Cross Blood Program aides. mount any Christian barriers an recent work* also It continu- Democratic Club of Monmpui Sumson, gold and diver work; PARTY LINE They will serve in 1963 when exhort "Peace on Earth." Bu ing through Dec 14 in Galerle art. This exhibition, drawn from' County, 12.30 p.m., Crystal Broo Florence Temko, New Sfirews- CnaWtte ln New York. Inn, Eatpntown. the bloodmobile unit visits Mon- Barn's heraldic banners, Bernii the permanent collection and RENT YOURPARTY NEEDS EARLY mouth County communities and angels, stained glass window Miry, origami; Mrs. William DINNER - DANCE, Rumson from the collections of members the military installations in the especially commissioned for u iharpless, Fair Haven, silver Woman's Club, 7:30 p.m., Moii "CHILDREN OF YESTER-|and friends of the museum,, at- county, according to Mrs. Frank jewelry; Miss J. L. Doremus, Pitcher Hotel, Red Bank. Renaissance . Christmas" an YEAR," an exhibition of 18th and tests to the high degree of crea- C. Barren, Fair Haven, chairman golden vignettes depicting th Pair; Haven, embroidery on bur-, 19th century portraits of chil-tive imagination, freshness of of this volunteer service for the Nativity scene, included in th ap; Marjorie West, Shrewsbury, dren, opens in the Montclair Art vision,.inventiveness and skill/ofj SUNDAY county Red Cross chapter. store's joyous holiday panoram loll* and band puppets; Mrs. F. Museum Sunday and continues *• Mth and 19th century Ameri' ANNUAL BOOK TEA, Court i Mrs. Edith Cuniffe of the New jegin to totter other man-mad K. WUhelm, Portaupeck, weav through Jan. 13. The reapprais- can artist. St. James, CDA, 3 p.m. S terriers and we hope, open door ng; Jane Grammer, tittle Sil- James Grammar School, Red York Regional Blood Center staff al of the genre now called: Also snowing Dec IS through "Good Will Toward Men." silversmithlng; Liz Moore "primitives" is one of the more| Jam 13 will be*"New Acquisitions Bank. was the instructor. 147 Hwy. J5 Open Evenings 'tO » So. EatontowA Circle This was the fourth class organ- The greatest concentration ol Jan Cardell. Livingston, recent developments In American in Drawinas." CANDLELIGHT CAROL SERV exhibition items are in the ICE, Ministry of Music and Fin- red since November, 1961, and Newark store, but the seven Arts, 4:30 p.m. and 7 p.m., Red brings to a total of 129 the num- 1 other Bamberger's stores In Bank Methodist Church. ber of volunteers trained here to assist donors at bloodmobiles. New Jersey also have priceless Certified as Red Cross blood originals and authentic repro- program aides in this last class ductions of work by artists and Club Plans were Mrs. Elinore Leffert, Bel- artisans of the Utk throat* ford; Mrs. Arthur Hennlagseo and 17th centuries — the Age rt A Thousand Voices Mrs. James Froelich, Port Mon- Christmas mouth; Mrs. J. J. DiFillppi, New The "Adoration of the Shep- Monmouth; Mrs. Graham Ash- herds" shown here, byJacepo ...blended into one Spirit... the Spirit of mead, Locust: Mrs. John Loutit, Bassano, represents the high Luncheon Deal; Mrs. Frances Hickey, Oak- quality of reproductions being ATLANTIC HIGLANDS - Th hurst; Mrs. J. Parke Logan and shown from Rome's Govern- Christmas! Listen and enjoy Christmas Csrok in Garden Club met recently in th Mrs. Florence M. Ekdahl, Rum-) ment Printing House. The orig- Sea Scout Building to make fin; son, and Mrs. Edward Goldstein inal inspirational painting is our Civic Auditorium, sung by all these Choral plans for its Christmas luncheon and Mrs. Richard J. Dodger, housed in the Galleria Borg- The luncheon will be held nexi Shrewsbury. hese hi Rome. Thursday at 12:30 p.m. In Thi Air Alitalia Airlines' shipmen Groups. Free admission. The Christmas Caroling Cobblestones, Rt. 35, Middletown, Also, Mrs. J. Edward Knight. Interlaken; Mrs. E. W. Daniel ' the collection of Renalssanc Mrs. John Maloney and Mrs, rt included a full-size bronze re Charles' Oberlin are chairmen and Mrs. Cari Dace, Fort Mon- will be also heard thruoui the Malls in the Center! with Mrs. Emmy Stolflet an mouth; Mrs. Ted Wood, Mrs. Eve production o f Michelangelo' Stanish, Mrs, Gordon Jones, Mrs. Mrs. Stanley Journeay assisting Pieta." This is located on thi THURS., DEC. 13 —7:00 p.m. Mrs. Jack Weiler, co-chairman o; Earl Filbert and Mrs. Alton B. 'ifth floor of the Newark store the club flower arrangement com- Bradley, Eatontown; Mrs. Grace . 16th century tapestry, value* St. Jerome's School, West Long Branch McBride. Red Bank; Mrs. Rob- mittee, will make the flower t $5,000 and on loan froo FRI., DEC. 14—3:30 p.m. rangement for the table. ert Bailey, Union Beach; Mrs. rehch & Company, New York Robert F. Worden, Mrs. George Sea Bright School, Sea Bright . The club voted to do a planting Is being shown in a show windov W. Olson, Mrs. Samuel Libovsky the Bamberger's MonmoutI on the grounds of the post home and Mrs. James R. Deans, Little SAT., DEC. 15 — 2:30 p.m. of Sandy Hook Bay Post. Ameri store at the Monmouth Shoppin; Silver; Mrs. Salvatore Scott, Nep- Center, Eatontown. Our Lady of Perpetual Help, Highland! can Legion. Hie club will appl; tune; Mr*. B. D. Connor, Hazlet, for a Sears, Roebuck grant. Mrs. and Mrs. A. C. Norwine, Holmdel. - SAT., DEC. 15 —3i30 p.m. Waldron P. Smith will be ii OPENING LAST NIGHT li charge of the project. Mrs. Harry S. Craver,' Chapel Aonmouth Arts Gallery, Re< Memorial School, Union Beach Hill, Middletown, was volunteer The club will cooperate with lank, was a photography am captain of the day directing 31 the Grow and Show Garden CIul rafts show featuring the photog MON., DEC. 17 — 8:00 p.m. Red Cross volunteers assisting of Allenhurst In giving a Christ- raphy (rf Monroe Edelstein. well Middletown Choral, Middletown mas dinner party for member: donors at the Dec. 6 MoodmobUe known New Shrewsbury photog bf the garden club of Marlboro visit at th" e Field House" , Fort r*pher, and Helen Buttfield Hart TUES., DEC. 18 —3:30 p.m. State Hospital this month In th' Monmouth. - man of Plainfeld. Holy Spirit School, Aibury Park home of Percy Clark, Lont WED., DEC. 19—12:30 p.m. Branch; physical therapy direc- ALWAYS FRESHER • ALWAYS TASTIER tor at the hospital. Memorial School, Eatontown First meeting of me new yea; will be held Jan. 3 in Mrs WED., DEC. 19 — 8:00 p.m. Mason's home, Mount Ave. WEEKLY SPECIALS Ardena School, Ardena Mrs. Sal Santoro and Mrs Once you taste the difference in our baked nods you'll R*alph Martin were hostesses foi be back for more. Make It a point to stop in the next THURS., DEC. 20—7:00 p.m. time you're in town and treat your family to the best the afternoon. Mrs. Journea_ Short Regional H.S., Wait Long Branch made the floral arrangement foi the tea table. REPEAT OF A SELLOUT FRI., DEC. 21—7:00 p.m. George Seeley, Long Branch Colts Neck Girl Scouts, Colts Neck guest speaker, gave an illustrates FRIDAY ONLY! talk on birds. Mr. Seeley wa; REG. SAT., DEC. 22 —2:00 p.m. chairman of the science depari FRUIT • NUT Si. Denis School, Manatquan ment at Long Branch High Schoo 75c for 30 years and is now will SAT., DEC. 22—3:30 p.m. the State Department of Health. BAR 53' Marlboro Girl Scouts, Marlboro Moist, delicious cake full of luscious cherries and pecans, LONE OAK CALENDAR topped with Braill nuts. Th« following Choral Groups hav* **• NEW MONMOUTH - The Lo* Oak Women's club recently at SATURDAY ONLY! prested the Spirit of Christmas h songs tended a New York show ani at MSC: had dinner at Luchow's Restau rant. Nine members attended, STRAWBERRY SW|ET ADELINES ; Mrs. James Keating, Craig PI. Midfllstqwn entertained members at a busi SHORT CAKE ness meeting last week. Plans TOMS RIVER H-S. 1 , , were made for a Christmas party Tomi River . " . Dec. 22 ln the home of Mrs. Rich- "*. 135 ard Gage, Gary Dr, 1.50 NEPTUNE HiS. V Neptune A real surprise1 for dessert. Real whipped cream from •., Tuscan Dairies and Ireih California strawberries. ST. MARTS MONMOUTH New Monmouth v BEACH SUNDAY ONLY! CENTRAL REGIONAL H.S. REG. Bayville DELICATESSEN PECAN 7Se and COFFEE RING 49 LIQUORS •# Order-your Christmas cookies now. Large selection of 34 BEACH ROAD traditional holiday sweeti. MONMOUTH HACH C A 2-8533 PARIS PASTRY (CATERING i liSs0er makei the difference' >:, 6 WE1 DELIVER 4» IROAD STRICT RID BANK Christmas tfl 10 p.m., Mon. thru Sat 8H 14151 Open Sundays I A. M. to 1 p. M. "T fe-Ttmndty, Dec IS, 1962 RED BANK REGISTER fean J^Clintpch Wed Thoffli School Stafe Official TOWH— Viiddlefown made tor a CbrUtmta program Visits Club in Ceremony at Home to M held Monday «t t p.m. In Thome Intermediate School Mur-j RED BANK — Mr*. Thomu lub Holds LINCROFT - Miss Kathryn phy Rd, at a recent meet of McCormick, sUte ditirmu of Jean McCUntock, daughter of the Parent-Teacher AiiocUtion evening membership of the New Style Show Donald E. McCUatoek of Swim- executive cornrnlttee in the. Jersey State Federation of Wom- MIDDLETOWN - The annual Wing River Rd. and Mrs, Warren KhOOl. , . ; . • K. Knight of Glen Ridge, was Christmas bazar and fashion show The dram* group, directed by en's Clubs, was guest ot tenor married Saturday to Paul Kevin at a recent meeting of .the Red given by the Woman's Club was Mra. Donald Carlson, will pre- held recently in Leeds Hall. Hlekey, son of Mr. and Mr*. Bank Woman's Club. Also attend- J. Hickey of New York sent an operetta Fashions shown by the Agnes entitled ing the dub's annual guest night Shop, Campbell's Junction, were wedding took place here in were 23 other guests. modeled by Mrs. Albert Steitz, tidpate. _. the home of the bride's father Mrs. John Windas, Mrs. Robert Mri. Walter Wojdechowald wiln Mrs. Willard T. SomerviUe ot with Rev. John R. Collins of- Wood, Mrs. George Whelan and lead the neWly-tormed chorui of Fair H»ven gave a lecture pro- ficiating. An informal reception Miss Donna Post, all dub mem- 40 voices in their first perform- gram illustrated with color slides followed. of her recent.trip abroad. bers. ance of'Songa of Chri" The bride wa« given in mar-, r Hostesses for the meeting were Mrs. Edwin Stanley, president, The band wUI play nage by her father. She wore a wlecttofti Under tbe^l Mre. L. G. H. Hoyt, Jr.,. Mrt. introduced the guest of honor, ballerina-length dress of cham- John C. Givens, Mrs. Rich, Mrs. Russell Danldson, fifth dis- John PfanstieL.Vlpent psgss satin and carried a cres- It set and atagt < ard Laufer and Mrs. John J trict American home chairman. cent bouquet of white orchldi. Thorpe. " . Presented as new members wert Miw Comtaace Clerk of New The club wilt hold it? Annual Mrs. Edson Conger, Mrs. Merton Yo* City was the brlde'a only Christmas party and gift ex- Worse, Mrs. Frank Gillolly, Mrs. attendant. She wore a dress of change Monday, Members will I^ars Lonquist, Mrs. Gerard leige satin and carried a cascade donate canned goods for the wel- Lynch, Mrs. WilHam Hyers and fir cypripediums. Mrs. Paul Giloth. fare departments Christmas The bride, a graduate of Rum- Mrs. Paul Kevin Hlekey baskets for the needy. The American hotne depart- •on Country Day School and Lin- and Mary. ment will hold a luncheon today HlHalll Ad LltltzLltlt , Pa.Pa , in Alpine Manor, Highlands. FA1RFIEID STUDENTS members of the New York Stock Broadway comedy "Tata Her, FAIRHELD, Conn. - Mon- The art and garden departments Exchange. mouth County, N. J., students in- will hold a joint Christmas, party She'a Mine," and has appeared 'HOLIDAZE', a musical show for the school age group of the Monmouth County After a wedding trip to Florida, cluded In the record enrollment Dec. 18 at 8 p.m. in the home on television programs. g Unit of New Jersey Association for Retarded Children, will have a cast of young h l ill d I N of 2,147 in Fairfield University of Mrs. LudwigBilow, Robin Ct. The bridegroom is ah alumnus the couple will for the first semester of the cur- Mrs. Russell Port, Kevport Rd., service volunteers from Rurruon. Among them, left to right, are Priscilla Howard, of the Choate School, Wallingford, York City. rent academic year include will be hostess to the welfare de- Fourth of July; Ashley Bell, Christmas Santa; Jeff Finn, Halloween clown, and Jim Conn., and the College ot William Thomas E. Leonard, Bebtiar; partment' Dec. 20 at 9:30 in her Finn, Easter bunny. They'll present the thow for the retarded children Saturday at The slow-growing lichen is Stephen P. Raye, 10 Riverdale home. virtually indestructible. Some 2 p.m. in the association's Red Bank School, Riverside Ave. Ave., Monmouth Beach, and Rob- The literature department will |5,000Award lichen colonies may be more than ert V. Hintelmann. Park Ave., meet Dec. 27 at 8:30 p.m. in a thousand year* old. Two distinct Rumson. the home of Mrs. Harold Hanoi- Volunteer Effort organisms, a fungus and an alga, gan, Butler La. For Injuries combine to. form the plant. Algae supply carbohydrates by photo- Bazar hostesses were Mrs. Reed FREEHOLD — A Monmouth i.rrw —„..,„.„» _, T .»«-«»•*«» IMPORTER Braund, Mrs. Hugh Porter, Mrs. Engaged County jury here yesterday synthesis; fungi provide salts and COR MW C A 2-5042 Donald Rudisill and Mrs. Robert Youngsters to Entertain awarded a Red Bank woman' Wood. $5,000 for injuries she suffered CLOCKS when the fell while entering Grandfather Cloeks, Mrs. Donald Babcock, wel- Red Bank dress shop. fare department chairman, will At School for Retarded Mrs. Gertrude Lynch, of 34 Weitrniruttr Chime,. be in charge of a program to be Irving PI., received the award W.I1 & Mantel Clocks, presented at a meeting of the RED BANK — A musical show, In the show for the school age for multiple injuries. She fell club, Jan. 3 at 1 p.m. in Leeds 'Holidaze," with six holidays as group will be. volunteer Rumson down basement stairs on March Cuckoo Clocks Hall. the theme, wiH be presented students Joseph Reiss, Edith 1«, 1959, while returning a dress Travel Alarms Saturday at 2 p.m. by the Mon- Clark; Jeff Pinn, PWscilla How- to Muttlllo'i, Broad St., via the mouth County Unit of The New ard, Donald Peterson, Maureen rear1 entrance. ALSO Jersey Association for Retarded CanaVan, Jim Finn, Susan Me The suit was against Emilio RBCH Grad Children in Its Red Bank School, Watches & Jewelry Roberts, Connie Owens, Steve and Mary Mustlllo, owners of the Riverside Dr.; :. Kennedy/ Alexa McClendon and dress ihop. little things At Lowest Prices Gets Navy's. Ashley Bell. Mrs. Lynch was represented by First 4-H Yule .The program- is under the di John Toolan, Perth Amboy, and mean a lot WDMANN & SON Top Award rection of Mrs. Richard Clapp of J. Victor Carton, Red Bank, ap- Little Silver, recreation chairman GREAT LAKES, 111. - James peared for the Mustillos. Thoughtful little. accessory items Cor. Avt. 0 A Rout* 36, Fair a Success for the unit.The planning and show that you care. See our selec- M. Aquavia, son of Mr. and Mrs. Atlantic Highlands NORTH CENTERVILLE-Mrs. costumes were completed by the tion and choose a little gift that will Vincent Aquavit of 20 Chestnut Otto Ledig, organizer of 4-H Clubs children with the assistance of 4-H Queens Shown bring big pleaiure. 291-2090: St.. Kevport, completed nine in this area, reports that the first MIBS Nancy Ann and Mrs. John How to Make Jewelry weeks of basic training at the annual Christmas Fair, held Dec. A. Howard, a weekly volunteer RARITAN TOWNSHIP — Mrs. GLOVES Recruit Training Center here 1 at the North. Centervills Fire for the school from the Junior J. Carlton Chtrry was guest and was graduated during a mili- House, was a complete' success. Service League of Red Bank. demonstrator at a recent meet- COSTUME JEWELRY tary review. "More important than finan- ing 61 the 4-H Queens, held at SWEATERS A former student at Red Bank Happy Birthday, St. Patrick's cial success," said Mrs. Ledig, the.home of Mrs. Otto Ledig, 18 Catholic High School, he walked Day, Easter, July 4th, Halloween BLOUSES "was the opportunity to show the Michigan Ave. away with the highest scores for and Christmas will be enacted parents and the community the Miss Margaret Ann Vena Mrs. Cherry showed how to HOSIERY academic achievement obtained by the cast. The audience will projects the children were work- make shell jewelry. She brought • HANDBAGS during the fiscal year by a sea- join in the singing of "Jingle CIIFFWOOD -.M>. and Mrs; ing on, and just how capable examples to show how varied de- man recruit. Aquavia was pre- Bells," and bells donated by Mrs. Joseph J. Vena, Matawan Ave.! LINGERIE they really have become." John B. Clark and Mrs. W. Alex announce the : engagement ol signs could be. Mrs. Cherry also sented a commendation which offered to help the girls with Gift Wrapped, of course will become part of his perma- All Raritan Township 4-H units, MoClendon will be distributed by their daughter. Miss Margarel from Pre-4-H up, combined their 'Santa Claus." Trick or treat Ann Vena, to Ensign Joseph H. their venture into making • Use Your Eaiy Charge for ... nent record. jewelry. He will spend a 22-day leave efforts for the fair. Hand-crafted candy will be distributed by Gary Crist, U. S. Navy, son of Mr, Mrs. Ledig announced that re- • Draperfe* • Slipcovers with his parents before reporting articles included bird houses and Howard and Edward Cassidy. and Mrs. Homer Crist of Lan- quests are being received from • Bedipr«ad« • Curtains to the Secrulty Group.at Wash- feeders, ceramics, felt articles, School teacher Mrs. John Hal- caster, P*. the MADLYN SHOP piggy banks, tile hot' plates; wall ; children in the area to join 4-H, ington D.C., for duty. loway will assist. Refreshments • Shades • Blinds plaques, potted plants, - puppets Miss Vena, an alumna of Key- and that the need for new leaders LITTLE SILVER SHOPPING CENTER are being donated and served by port High School and-Trenton i» growing daily. Anyone inter- CANTEEN DANCE and Christmas decorations. . I Near A&P) Complete Installation Service the auxiliary to the unit. State College, is a member of the ested ln becoming a leader may LINCROFT—The Lincroft can- Orders were taken for.many faculty at Middletpwn .Townshi OPEN EVENINGS 'TIL 9 teen wilt hold a semi-forma articles when they sold out. The Carols will be sung 'and gifts contact Mrs. Ledig. SHOP-AT-HOME SERVICE distributed by Girl Scouts of New High School, She is a-membei dance tomorrow.in the Llncrofl pre 4-Hers, about 32 In number, 6t Theta Phi sorority... 747 - 4422 Elementary School. sang Christmas' enrols at . inter- Shrewsbury Troop 91 led by Music will be provided by vals during the day. Mrs. David Weeks and Mrs. Elsie- Ensign Crist; now stationed "The Paramounts," a four-piece The 4-H Queens presented an Anderson. The Junior Woman's aboard the USS Kretchmer, New- band. A singing group of fivi original "Punch and Judy" pup- Club of Little Silver donated port, R. I., was formerly boys, "The Elderons," will also pet show, written by Mrs. Ledig candy for all the children. Girl ployed by Marine Midland Trust provide entertainment. They are directed by Mrs. Walter Blum- Scout Troop 85, Little Silver, with Company, New York City. He Ricky Cedli and Anthony Maid; berg and acted by members of their leader Mrs. Frank Hurlesj, was graduated from McCaskey of Red Bank, John Mulligan of the Queens. The show was pre- were responsible, for the invita- High School, Lancaster, Pa., and Neptune, and Roger Bennett and sented every hour. tions to all the children. Some Lehigh University, Bethlehem, Chris Sorteioo of Asbury Park. Many of the booths were 30 children are expected to at- Pa., where he was president of 468 Broad St., Shrewsbury Two dance contests and election manned by 4-H members. tend the party. Kappa Sigma fraternity. Daily « to 5:S» of new canteen officers will take Wed, and Fri. 'til $ place. This dance is open to high school students. c THE NUMBER ONE CHRISTMAS GIFT Christmas Shopping Problems? SOLVE theih all at FEDERATED ELEC- TRONICS! 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ELECTRIC CLOCKS TIA SITS ...from 1.00 OFF ON WALL PAN OPENERS DETECTO BATHROOM SCALES FOOTBALLS .. 39< to 2.98 Revereware • BUDGET TERMS • PREE DELIVERY Lorgt Stkctloii of and Dally sY Saturday 8 A.M.-*M P.M. 1 DOLLS .GAMES • HOBIIES Wed. add M. '(HI P.M. MEN'S and BOYS OUTFITTERS SINCE 1846 Farberware "Between Yanko'a fc Reussllles" SLINKY 1.00 I SHAPEEZE 2.00 PLUSH TOYS from 69* »• 4.98 PRESTO STREET fttD BANK SHRIDDID FOAM FOR Bl« PRESSURE 32 Irood St. SHodyild* 1-7500 Rod Bonk STUPWNO DOLLS • TOYS Bog 49* COOKIR For Your Shopping Convenlane* W» Will Be Open Evenings 'til 9 P. M. 11" Many spetfcers «npb*«!z*d th*t Insist uf»a tie b«t perfonrWoe* BED BANK BEGJSTCR ptrstory ctap for winter ctm>- ode cuvMtiej were wll ow- from dw ibmtti. H»«aJ«fj*oy, 30-TtuwUy, Dec. 13, 1962Troop Has tie, wt a*. w««i»r •*»« "m&L fVEft WAtftN 70 lyWoke jfled ,uA acceptable to tJ>e p-Jb- oral* who, tost htve a coatiauiM The night was ' below Ireetfiig, he and that we,w a puty, J»« duty to point dp Repubfo^ however, which g»ye the troops offer Win candidates of stafltr stoftcomiftg *fe*never tfaty be- Campout a taste of what to expect at For- quality. This we w MAKE THIS HER MERRIEST CHRISTMAS EVER WITH A GOLD STAR GAS RANGE! The . . . Also, here is a beautiful free bonus gift, ooh's and the aah's will follow from all the offered with your purchase of any of these family when they see the dazzling array of ranges <.'. a stunning six-piece set of stainless modern gas ranges now at New Jersey Natural steel Waterless cookwdre by West Bend, o beau- Gas Company or at your gas appliance dealer' tiful marched group worthy of the Gas Ranges 'These ranges are tops in superb design engi- themselves. Be sure to ask for them when you neering and construction, to make cooking eas- look at the ranges at your gas appliance dealer, ier and to provide your family with today's overcoats marvels of cooking economy and skill! or at your are more NEW JERSEY NATURAL GAS COMPANY Consider the facts . . . // warmth were his only care, he'd wrap himself in a blan- ket. These overcoats have been carefully selected for luxurious appearance, stur- dy, hard-to-beat fabrics and styling that's dashing but comfort minded for a man on the go. Stop in and se- lect his Christmas overcoat this week! OPEN NIGHTS 'TIL 9 Except Saturdays GAZE WISTFULLY NO MORE. This EVERY DAY; IS VALENTINE'S DAY, luxurious Vesta Gas Range cop now or So ,it seems, when this glamorous! be yours! Your family will love you Q'Keefe & Merritt Gold Star Gas for the cookmonship you con accom- Range graces your kitchen! Adding; plish on this ultra modern Gold Stqr beauty to ^he most Important room in, aah! Gos Range. And you will have the ihe home, this ultra modern model MEN'S... BOYS* WEAR deep* satisfaction of operating a pre- also adds cooking convenience and and LADIES' SPORTSWEAR cision built opplionce which does the •fflciency and leisure tlrrii for you, work for you! > ., . not to mention o, new concept for III BROADWAY LONG BRANCH I'V your family (n mealtime pleasure! i •oa, dtqft** of Mr, and M«.with «w**aj» of jtfti wffl be Wind » nd Mrs. Jack Boyce, e&tyatcd Belford Ltenud Wabri^.KolU* &r, held Tneeday by St. Afoes GolM turned from * two-week victSe* fa £b MfaM 8& ih Tta'JMj ttrthday of, DOOM. in toe CrtbteSW with Mrs. SBH/» Smith la ^ Philip Bltih7«Fomi GaWei, ier* Beach, Fla., «ad Sto vtii- Mr. and Mrs. Stanley l/rbiac, Fit., J» i*«Bjr Rev. and Mi*. Joseph Busanco, too of Mr. ited Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Kep- Brookilde Dr., tUeadad a per- Ave.aeflfa, wu celebrateid Friday. John Euler tad Mr. and Mrs. ler of Fart Lauderdale, Fla. Mrs.formance at the WestfkW Chap- Wilson MlHtr, Church St. and Mra. Anthony Buzzanco, PrMcat were PttricU Kenny, HocUn St. celebrated hli third Smith, who resides on Watervlew ter Barber Shop Quartet at West- To Kiniiey DODIU ©eta, Rene* Dunn, Mary birthday with friends, Thomas Ave., will spend' the winter field High School Friday and Gibson, Karen Lynch, Diane, Dar- St. OemeafM If mm'* Guild of and Jamea Alestio, John and Florida. were entertained at the home of la tad Ponald Ketteher. the Epbcopal Church will hold a Mary Beth Maxwell and Gail Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Cherne of luncheon and party in ColU Neck Washbura. Jennifer Nelson, daughter Lone Oak Rd, New Momnouth. Inn Dee. 13. The guild held a spe- Mr. and Mrs. James Nelson, AL A P«rty with friend* and meijt-cial meeting to plan tor thic Sun- beri of the family was held for pie Valley, celebrated her fourth FACT FINDERS day's Communion breakfast for Mr. and Mr*. Arthur Cartoon, birthday Friday. Attending were the fourth birthday at Ellen Wat- cottfirmandi. A ChrlfOMi party TRENTON — New Jersey will West Morris Ave., entertained Joseph, Karen and Michael Ljs send a three-man fact finding Saturday at a dinner for Mr. andHewitt, Joan' and Ellen Wlddl- team to California this week to Mn. Cashmlr PiertasB and field, Maura and John Ryan an study milk regulations, the state LIQUORS daughter Marion, Mr. and Mn.Stephen, Debbie and Kathy Net Department of Agriculture says. Janet Hutcbina, Irvington, and James Stephens, Xearay. Agriculture Secretary Philip Alampi, who has been, assigned A family party was held Sun by Gov. Richard J. Hughes to BARTI MERRY & Mn. Joseph Battle of Miami, day for the 12th birthday of Rob- revise the state Office of Milk DOnDOIILi. w — Fla., who is visiting relatives In ert Kondrup, son of Mr. and Mr*. Industry, selected California be- Port Monmouth and Long Branch, Arthur Kondnip. cause of its comprehensive, ec- visited Mr. and Mrs. Jack Boyce fective milk price control pro- CANDY BRIGHT ... last Thursday. Sandra feoyce. daughter erf Mrgram, a spokesman for the sec- retary said. Scheduled to fly Department west later this week are Chester far the holiday* D. Schomp, deputy director of Gounnef' Foods the OM1 since 1949; Deputy At A gift basktf pf 4w«r INTERIORS torney Gen. Justin P. Valder and CALL TODAY! Ernest A. Allieri, principal ac- from Davidson*! k a Foam Rubber • Furniture countant for the state's Budget WHUan Kbney tfKHIC Or Bureau. An OMI spokesman said LONG BRANCH - Wheelod final plans for the trip are in- Signals, Inc., has. appointed Wil i definite but predicted the three New Concepts in Danish Furniture liam Kinney product manager fa would be back in time for Christ' relays, including glass reed, in Showroom and Decorating Service Available ma*.-Alampi said California's director of agriculture has as- dustrial and military relays, sured him the group will be was announced today by the com w votm HOME-W OOB rumr k Henw Swviet Highway 35, pany's marketing director, Davit MM aiAxtna, LAOTCDM given full assistance by the PfcoM U 24477 Ecrtonrown state's bureau of milk stabilize P. Mertz, WHITE ST. SH 7-2800 RED South of Traffic Circle, opp. Monmouth Shopping Ctr. tlon. Mr. Kinney joined the firm'; engineering department foui years ago, holding positions ai development engineer and salei engineer prior to being namet FAMILY CIRCLE STORES' to his new post; He came Wheelock from the Kellogg Divi sion of ITT. I He resides with his wife ant two children In Glendola. we BAVS 4 TUT rm.anicnoN or DOHESTIO * (Send your problems to George, c/o this newspaper, and if prornpl action Is desired, enclose the sit PORTABLE uations.) Dear George: I wonder if you could tell m TELEVISION how the whooping crane got It! name? I can't sleep. Ughtwelght-Super Thin . Distraughl Front Mounted HI-FI Dear Distraught: Yeah, I could tell you how th Convenient Front whooping crane got its name, but, • Controls frankly, I'm not about to. How can I run, a real tear-jerking ad $ vice column if I go around telling PINK ft SPARKLING every Tom, Dick and Harry how BURGUNDY 88.88 the whooping crane got its name? Nahiratly Fermtnfed In tf» Bottto You want to know how the whooping crane, got its name, you RCA AUTOMATIC . RCA VICTOR ask our whooping crane editor 01 I 6MBENE KRONE PORTABLE PHONO somebody — I'm having enougl GERMAN STEREO CONSOLE trouble meeting the oompetitioi RHINE « MOSELt Bass-Treble ControV-WjdyGaln AmpUfler in this advice racket now. Ex any of the lady columnists gi WINE | Intermix Deluxe m around writing about how thi Fifth .«peed Cbanger* Beautlf nl hard" 195M0 i Fsd Range Sound wood cabinet whooping crane got Its name 4 Speakers You bet their hat they don't. Ask me something serious, lUc< should you see a marriage cpun IMPORTED GOWENJ MtONE selor because your husband eat! LIEBFRAUMILCrt lf»VNT.« 1JB crackers in bed. That's the tick P0OW.B BOTTLE wRflh Cmt9 et, kiddo — go out. and get, in trouble, or else take your tradf someplace else. IMPORTED FRENCH Confidential to Bing Crosby: BEAUJOUK 99 Well, instead of sifting around BURGUNDY 1959 VNT. dreaming of a White .Cbrlstmai Sth why not get out of southern Cali- PIERRE IEROI fornia this year and spend a few Nothlnj Fln»r In Dinner Win* days in Vermont? Holds entire days UROY 100% dishes at once t Automatic cycles Breakfast Charm CALIFORNIA WINE No plumbing SWEET DRY needed Printatf Pattern No scraping •PORT • Sauftrna • Rhine •SHERRY • Zlnfanthl •MUSCATEt • Burgundy RCA Whirlpool Washer 99 25 j cycle for Gal. delicate fabrics MS br Vtlnu • S wash-rinse water temps* St. Magic-mbt dispenser '178. CORDIALS O99 • PUt.ppIi • JU»pbarfy • Cherry j RCA • Cnmi it Cooo» Fifth • Cnmi d> Mlnlht Whirlpool • Blukb«rrr • Buu* DAVIDSON'S A Separate cycle* for RCA Whirlpool WHISXEY BIEND *+ Regular-Delicate- o Wash 'n Wear Refrigerator- S) .'° 6 YRS, Fabrics Giant site capacity Freezer DAVIDSON'S j Built-in Unt screen Big lUcitft. • RYE, 10 yrs. Porceialn Enamel Automatic Defrosting STRAIGHT-M P! finish ' Refrigerator True Zero Freezer. ' COIONEI ROY Adjustable temp, control • KENTUCKY STRAIGHT X $ BOURBON, 8 yr,. "',,7 209.88 IMPORTED ABERDONIAN SCOTCH^ • Agfd and SoHlcd Tremendous Display of Major In Stotlmd Appliances in BOTH stores! DISCOUNT BY THE CASE A bright morning took—a hap- py choice of'dress or robe length No Down Payment.. .up to 3 yeairsto pay lor this snappy coachman wrap, *t"i. Sew it in cheery cottons or terry- Imparl.d ; t HEN'KrqUK cloth. lt« Drr »•* Rt 36, Keyport Printed Pattern 9090: Misses' WINE Rt. 70, Brick Town iizes 10, 12, 14, 13. 18, 20. Size (At Tbe Uurelton Circle) (At Pooie Ave.) 16 requires 5'/B yards 35-Inch fab- Open Daily & Sat. Open Dally & Sat. ric. ALL ABOVE ITEMS EXCLUSIVE WITH DAVIDSON'S Fifty cents in coins for this 10 a.m.-li p.m. 10 a.m.-11 p.m. >attem — add 10 cents for each TfiMt prlcM art EVERYDAY LOW PRICES >attem for first-class mail. Send ALL MERCHANDISE IN ALL SUNDAYS. 10.6 Marian .Martin, Red B(nk DEPARTMENTS FOR SALE ON For Legally Saleable Register, Pattern Dept., 232 West DAVIDSON LIQUORS SUNDAYS, 1M 18th St., New York 11, N. Y. MerchandlH Print plainly name, address with 1st QUALITY NATIONALLY tone, site ,and style number. 26 BROAD STREET RED BANK N.J. FIRST TJME EVERI Glamor- ADVERTISED BRANDS IUS movie star's wardrobe plus 110 -exoltldg .styles to saw In FREE DELIVERY-PHONE: SH 7-3334 our new Fill-Winter Pattern catalog. Send 39c. Op«i f «un..)0 i3,1962 BED Red Baalter mmmmmmmm\ StevensonEridqrmd TO GO FOR THE BRANDS YOU Kerihedy Has Date nristmas Gift Suggestions Again tiy WASHINGTON (AP)-Presiden pie who night have. But that, he In Court Kennedy tried again to close th said, is a matter for.reporters— LONG BANCH - A Red Bank "A matter that, as I say, I think for MEN and BOYS book on the Adlai Stevenson chap- man, John P. Le Bron, 115 Chest- can much better be left to history ter in the Cuban crisis? He sal nut St., was charged with drunk- when the whole record will be en driving, leaving the scene of IMPORTED ALPINE it should be left to history "whei spread out in great detail." an accident, and driving without the whole record will be spre Kennedy was asked: "You a license, yesterday after his car out in great detail." don't know, then, who leaked it?" allegedly damaged two parked LODEN But he said he thought that a/ "No, I don't know who," he re- cars on Broadway at Third Aye, plied, "and I think it is unfor- er having read various statemeni Police said Mir. Le Bron's car tunate if anybody discusses any of the past 10 days "any histor swerved out of the westbound matter that comes before the Na- an—and I think this matter shouli traffic lane, hit the rear of one tional Security Council because I be left to historians—who wall car and forced it into another., COAT think it lessens its effectiveness. through this mine field , Mr, Le Bron reportedly drove by LODEN KING charges and countercharge: The tempest blew up over an a half mile from the scene, then' should proceed with some care, article in the Saturday Evening returned and was apprehended.: Post, written by Washington Toggle -closing, pile The President in his .news coi Patrolman Herbert Cofer made Terence Wednesday touched newsmen Stewart Alsop and the complaints. Mr.. Le Bron was lined wool coat features many subjects — including Charles Bartlett, which gave an held in the city jail in lieu of I Mona Lisa and a record spoofin; account of the council's delibera- 1250 bail. He will have a hearing] detachable hood and the First Family. But the que tions during the crisis and the Dec. 20. .;'• positions various members took, patch pockets • . warrn- tions kept returning to Cuba anc The first car to be-hit was Stevenson. . Stevenson has denounced the vBif, lightest protection owned by Jeanne Wulffen, 194 The President again endorsi account of his position as untrue Norgrove Ave., Elberon, and the GALLERY ROOM possible. the U.N. ambassador saying and Kennedy made public a letter second," by Robert Johnson, 189 expressing his confidence in the "The fact of the matter is thi 'Edwards Ave. Both parked cars U.N. ambassador. Gov. Stevenson renders very di were unoccupied. MEN'S - 29.95 tinguished service. He has dom Because Bartlett is an old and an excellent job at the United Ni close friend of the President, ru 1 mors Immediately shot through TWO STEREO ROOMS tions." BOYS - 27.95 the capital that someone in the But the President left up in th administration was "out to get air who in the administration ma; Adlai." Fears were expressed Van Heusen Wash 'n Wear have given two reporters informi that an attempt was being made tion portraying Stevenson as urg' to undermine him at the United ing appeasement during Cuba; Nations. VANALUX crisis conferences of the Nation On other matters, Kennedy said at Security Council's execi he hadn't had time to digest NEW Guaranteed to remain live committee. Soviet Premier Khrushchev's wash 'n wear soft 0( 0 The president said: "It is m; speech earlier in the day in which and color bright . . v judgment that this statement c he declared he would hold the BARGAIN Won't wrinkle ever! 5 interpretation of Gov.' Stevenson1 United States to its promise of a position did not come from guarantee against invading Cuba, TIME FOR member of the National Securil Kennedy said he hoped Cuban Council. I satisfied myself settlement negotiations at the DRIVING GLOVES that. I never heard anyom United Nations would reach TELEPHONE by MEYER characterize Stevenson's positioi "some conclusion" but asserted in that way and I am satisfied the United States would use it's CALLS Raccoon and wool f>: myself that no one did." own methods to insure against frith leather palms. He added there were other pei another Soviet buildup in Cuba. An ideal gift choice. These methods, he said, "are New reduced rates after. 'Tan. charcoal or P NATIONAL BOOK WEEK very effective." 9 P.M. let you call anywhere, black. MIDDLETOWN-Winners of As of now, Kennedy declared, in New Jersey for 351 or less contest sponsored by the libra "it is. our best judgment" that CANADIAN ROC If In doubt, give him a (3-minute station rate). oi the Middietown Village Schoc the Soviets have withdrawn their STETSON GIFT CERTIFICATE during National Book Week missiles and bombers from Cuba. These reduced rates do not suited in students receiving p; The United States, he added, apply to other calls such .'• sonal copies of their favorite 1 will announce within two weeks brary books. new regulations to penalize non- as person-to-person, collect The contest, open to pupils i Communist shipping involved in or credifecard calls. To Serve You Better •. the Cuban trade. the second through fifth grade: NEW JERSEY BELL was entitled "Why I Like Th' The President reiterated, with- Library." out specifications, his proposal to Kevin Stahl, third grade, iva cut income taxes next year. He the winner of a two-line jing]< contended he and Rep. Wilbur Nancy Nolan, fifth grade, was Mills, D-Ark., chairman of the winner for her 50-word essay House Ways and Means Commit 30 BROAD STREET • RED BANK, N. J. Charge It — 30 Day • 60 Day . 90 Day tee, are not as far apart as a Honorable mention went to Katfy cursory reading of a recent inter- , No Service Charge Krieg, Barbara Gerber, Lis; view with Mills might indicate. Abruzzo and Karen Hebler. 23 MONMOUTH STREET RED BANK Mills, who conferred privately Judges were Mrs. Aline New' with Kennedy after the news con- lands, principal, and Mrs. Josepl free for you ... k;, Men's, Boys' and Students' Department ference, said in the interview that Lopez, Mrs. David Given anc he opposed a "quickie" tax cut Mrs. Ralph Coleman. or reduction that would balloon the government's debt. I Kennedy said he would detail his tax program at' a speech be- fore the Economic Club of New York Friday night. Kennedy touched on these other topics In the nationally televised Christmas specials and broadcast conference:, BRITAIN—No final decision on abandoning the Skyboltmlssile, on which Britain had based nuclear defense plans, will be made be- fore the problem is hashed out with Prime Minister Harold Mac- J.YANKO millan at Nassau next week. SPOOFS — Kennedy chuckled RED BANK when asked what he thought of * The First Family" record in GUFT which Kennedy's voice is mi- Look What Sanfa Lsff 1 -^ micked. His audience roared 1 when he said, "I thought It sound- Two beautiful Bayberry-scentedjf ^ excellent values ed more, like Teddy than it did Candles for everyone who joins t me—so he's annoyed." Teddy is our Christmas Club for one dot- his youngest brother, Sen. Ed- ' lar per wee* or more. Come in ward M. Kennedy. today and you'll receive your gift wrapped free candles as our gift to you. COMMUNICATIONS - Rela- tively "instantaneous communica- V »********•'********••: tion" with the Kremlin is desir- •xi J able to eliminate delays such as if s time to occurred in exchanging messages 3.98 Nylon, skid resistant back, bath mat sets 2.98 with Khrushchev during the Cu- ban emergency. NUCLEAR ROCKET-Not until sfar^ your 3.98 Velveteen zippered tots pillows 3 for 10.00 tests are completed next July will the government decide whether to put more money into the Rover £ 1.98 & 2.50 California ash trays 1.39 & 1.90 ) project to develop a nuclear-pow- ered vehicle for deep space ex- ploration. 1963 I 9.50 Set of Hi-ball glasses with caddy 5.90 \ \ VIET NAM—After pouring men > • and equipment into Viet Nam to I 6.00 Set of 8 roly-poly glasses ., 3.90 > - counter communist, aggression, Kennedy said, "We don't see the end of the tunnel, but I must say CHRISTMAS 7.50 Colored crystal cordial set.... . 3.90 \\ I don't think it is darker than it was a year ago, and in some ways lighter." i 4.50 Colored glass dwcanters... -2.90 CLUB 2.00 Italian pottery nut dish 1.00 $ Long Lasting 1.50 & 2.00 Boxed Christma* cards Vi Met Low Cost ANNOUNCING 1.98 Women's lambs wool gloves W« m MW [wylni |HT*MIT f •« tool Chrl.tm,. ci«k • **.; long lengths, white, black or red —-—1.39 $ ntmH.ntmH ' > ' Mill » clut t, mM| „„ •••Hi M4 Join f» CHECK LIST FDR BUSINESS County Wills so i»i rate mr volet* to various TMEHJ tatrlguW wsyi1. Many of, the new .EXECUTIVES—PRESENT AND FUTURE FREEHOLD - The following Leach, and son, Michael Letch. Uft-prwjuciag- mechanisms, re- TELEPHONE wills were probated here recent- MARGARET R. KEMP, Little qirfre'onr/* a simple tug to start I'd like to give you a little test of your executive ly by Surrogate Edward C. Silver, who died Nov. 25, left her up conversation, a f«f cry* from Broege: the old-fsJn'lOned music box with CALLS ability, whether you are now a seasoned veteran hold- estate to her; husband, Clark JULIA MCKNIGHT Middle- Kemp* ing down the boss's chair—or if you're an eager-eyed town, who died Sept 14, left The role of'the teenage doll hi young man gunning for an executive spot In the years funds In the Monmouth County LT. COL, CLARENCE M. M0R< making children conscious of ahead, if you have a pencil handy, get It out—and National Bank to her son, WllFIT, JR, Pah- Haven, who died style points pno sroomiflff hm vs«Me av%Ml&M ls^Hi . we'll start. 11am McKnfght; $1,000 to herNov. 19; WILLIAM T. SAWYER, been extended notably this Yule- daughter-In-law, Maude Me Little Silver, who died Sept. 24; tide. The career girl,takes the FREDERICK GILMAN, Ocean (3-tnInute sbtkn flstt}* How can I presume to give you a test if 1 don't know your Knight; $490 to her sister-in- spotlight. New kfe include com- business? Sounds like a reasonable objection. But according to law; Ann McKnight; and the bsJ. Township, who died Aug. 11plet; e wardrobes for'-'the well i a well-known firm of management consultants, more than CO per l^Itottai ...... ance of her estate to her sonFRAN, K E. RONAN, Rumson, dressed Secretary,-the mine, air- ippfytoothtrcsJttoeli f cent of the average business executive's day Is taken up with Lester McKnight. who died Nov. 14; WILLIAM A. plane stewardess and the photog- activities for which he has not been specifically tralned-and has Colonel talk, They c«m say |1 sentences each, jytodeb «f-rli« GEORGE, Matawan, who died rapher's model. ' very little to do)with technical knowledge of product pair from television art «n fh» market In smaller she end ANNA K. KIERNAN, Middle- Nov. 18; JOHN D. WALKER, ortnditcanlcaSs. ,' ! town, who died Nov. 4, left $100 Baby doll kits Include the latest RarUan Township, who died Nov. refinements In baby grooming MWJ8HOHL. By education or experience,"^ may be each to her children, Frank W. 25; PETER FENNY, who died and careful Instructions on basic a crackerjack designing engineer, a first- and Anna M. Kiernan, Rita Nov. 27 ahdEUGENEDULKOFF, care of the infant. Welt-designed rate acconatant,,an eleemcaTor mechanical Souther* and Patricia Duffle and who died Nov. 20, both Freehold; wardrobes encourage neatness in wizard, a financial expert, a production the balance of her estate to Ken-and PAUL C WINGERT, Atlan- storing the doll's elaborate ward- genius, a marketing authority, or a legal NEW Tingertip Cofltroiled neth and Patricia Duffle. tic Highlands, who died Nov. 2t,robe which may cany over to JENNIE K. CARHART, West left their estates to their wives. SO wfiat does be do? Well, mostly lie Long Branch, who died Nov. 3, ioMj conferences, meetings, briefings; be HUMIDIFIER left real estate, to her daughter, motivates, mediates, Judges; fie makes de- Doris Burkett; personal property cisions, evaluations, projection*. In short, to Doris Burkett and sons, Rich- be deals with people and their potentials, ard and Prank Carhart; 4*00 So oa with the check llst-*nd 70a each to grandsons, Gary and fast answer "yes" or "no": Kenneth Burkett; 1300 to grand- son Robert Carhart; $100 each, Number One: Do you know how to cre- to granddaughter, Kathleen ate enthusiasm In a group of people? VeanhlowlBA ofai Greenieaf, The Salvation Army, Number Two:Can'you criticize without catiottt fcmJti health World-Vision, Inc., and the Gos- giving offenie? d«l of (fctftirtthatb. tabtalfier'attest aU pel Association for the Blind. The tkVw •drinuaca s«h the Jriafest meiinra wt- balance of her estate is tobt Number Tnrer. Can you conduct a meeting so that you*eWeve pt|i> •tttbo'lofMit opcnifauc *°*t • • • LESS divided among her children. progress; yet without overpowering the group? THAN%«1XR DAY! Aad yea can dial the ANNA J. FLEMING, Middle- desired humidity to meant of a HonennU town, who died Nov. 18, left per- Number Four! Can you remember names and facts easily? hmldfstat that can be .placed ujwbera ia the sonal property and real estate hams for eoBTcnienl, coatnued hnmWificttion. Number Five: Are you quick to praise Jobs well done by Ti« Dmnafie atfuses a pofrinttaaM foam enp> to, her husband, Peter Fleming, others? orating'pad on a motor drinn tpsked drum and the balance of her estate to which rotates In a pan of water. Ctldmn it- her children. „ Number Six: Are you easily offended? »£*•"> aWarlod hr A. psd-.eUriaa&e: HENRIETTA W. STONE, Key- Number Sews: Do you let go a good blast of anger at your ailSol dost ia tbsak. When the pad Uetmn, port, who died Nov. 20, left per- secretary or others in the office once in a while? filbd, it is caaly nplaeed, sonal property to her daughter, TM OruMrie will «Bpplr tiapute kamidifio- Margaret D. Stone, and the bal- Number Eight: Do you prefer to avoid people nther than UoniccsttuiiptoS/nOMliiareieet meet them? , . . ance of her estate in trust to her husband, Bernis W. Stone, and Number Nine: Do other people's motives often baffle you? daughter, Margaret D. Stone. Number Ten: Would you rather do the Job you were trained AMEY B. BUSKARD, Freehold, for than deal with people? who died Nov. 20, left $5,000 v each to her grandchildren, Bar- Now I guess Ifs pretty obvious that the answers to the first ban, Sheila, and Sally tamber- We carry a five questions ought to be '*yes"-end the second five "no". Al- ton, and Anne Coley; personal complete line of low ten points for each question. And actually, you'd better con- properly and insurance policies sider that a passing grade is 100. to her husband, William Busk- Reverssreie* ard and balance of her estate to I'm not saving that If you are now a business executive who her children, Gladys Lamberton 25% off scored only 50, you're doomed to failure. But I do say that yon and Ethehvyn Cdley. may want to sharpen up a bit on your human relations abilities ROSE PALMIERE, Long Ust —to make your own Job easier. Branch, who died Nov. 11, left properly to her daughter, Claudfa Judge for yourself. John D. Rockefeller once said: "I win dHumaiic HUMIDIFIER Palmiere, auxf son,. Christian -R> Pric* pay more for the ability to deal with people than for any other Palmiere, and the balance of her ability under the sun." estate to her daughter, Claudia. JOHN T. LEACH, Keansburg, He, certainly knew the secret of makhu money. who died Oct. 19, left his es- tate in trust for his daughter. Barbara Leach until she reaches 21 years of age when the estate You CanBfinkOn is then to be divided between, daughters, Barbara and Joyce Monmouth County National Dennis DeJordy of the Buffalo Bisons was the first American FRY PAN Hockey League goal tender -to Complete with cover Thursday, December M»1*U register two shutouts this .sea- •ad control,^ son; • , ,- • - aWety fntmersjhie. MOB'S or Lady's 17IEWELWATCHES MIMOMATIC nv* lOCspAatOnwHc NO MONEY DOWN Percolator tlM Weekly or HM Monthly Next Vear SMCIOI 9** Famous HI-FI SJAK Auto. Phono. NO BMMT tnm. SU* «MUr m MM MUMr an* nv FULLY GUARANTEED All Chrome "Buy th* Easy Reeds Way FOOD MEDS HAS SLICER • NO MONEY DOWN • IMMEDIATE DELIVERY Slicing blade never needs • PAY AS LITTLE AS $I.« WEEKLY OR K.W MONTHLY THE LARGEST sharpening . . . ttj". • FIRST PAYMENT STARTS JANUARY, MS SELECTION of FAMOUS • OPEN AN ACCOUNT INI MINUTES . WATCHES Man's Fiery Diamond Ring $7EM Solid Gold 19 NO money torn. SI,*S wertlr BATHROOM SCALE LAWS . MAN'S SOLID ©OLD RINGS Blrthatone and Ialtial? Plain and USE OUR EASY LAY-AWAY. with Diamonds. . Sl.OOiwkltaaypwelNM 9,95 won ROGERS Lady's SOLID GOLD SILVERWARE til CmllftHM Any to ONYX RING HO mmr turn. *1.M mekl/ XOmonwdown. ILMwMUr •r W.M OMatklr ml 89.50 m %*M mncUhl, put 30 Monmoutfi St RED BANK SH 7-2222 All MOAD ST., MO IANK HAIRDRYER NOm«er« CALLING ALL HAMS (AN0 rHEIR xrLS) 4 Different? Definitely! The new 'Jeep' Wegoneer ia Come to' Federated Electronics and theitTwt station wagon ever built to offer the comfort, silence, y solve your gift giving problems. If you speed and smoothness of a passenger car-phis the safety aod want a Christmas present for a "ham", traction of 4-wheel drive. Federated has the right gift for you to A GIANT BAILIFF—Charley Hitler, right. San Francisco TtM 'Jeep* Wagoneer is the one family wagon row can drive aUnostsnywhert, in almost »ny Wnd of wwthn.' choose and for that "ham" to receive. &i«nti' second baseman, receives his badge from Mc- • Yes, from coax switch to gift certificate. ie» the fir* and on// 4-wlieef cfrtv* wagon with ppthml Henry County, Sheriff Edward A. Dowd after being mttuMth fransnVssion and ind«p*nd»nt front suspensfen. Federated Electronics can fill your iworn in ai a special bailiff of the county Circuit Court Priced To Go! Th« 'Jeep' WatoBeer featvrea tbe power and economy oft needs. Stop in today and ask for in Woodstek, III, Ha will serve as bailiff until he has to Stop in and tae our larga selection of OK America* first and only automotive overhead cemahaft enfiet, Ed Asay, K2GTY. He will be happy the Ibmado-OHXX report for spring training-in February. Uied Cars . .. you'll be glad you did! to assist y Pick the gift you'd like to get. 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RIVETS By GEORGE S1XTA £ our OF LUCK( THEy woKfr uer vou JH UAUSH- IN,BUrMAY66 WE CAN CATCHAGLIWS6 OF THE ANIMALS FROM OUTSIDE. • Self-powered for cordless • Radically new shaver motor • Roller combs adjust sepa- shaving. • Reserve-powered for more power! • Four roller rately for underarms or for legs. for shaving with a cord when combs for more comfort! • Convenient on-off switch. HE RYAnS By CAL ALLEY you need it. • Exclusive. The • Colors-orchid, blue or gold, only shaver of its kind. with chic new boudoir case. Other Korcs: Plainfleld, All stores New open Every Brunswick, Mento Park, Night until Sonwrvllle, Morrlitown, Christmas Dover, for your Trenton juid Gift Shopping Levldown, Pa. Convenience. ML CrWTSMANSHT 3£Lr pldsfie globe the size of a grape- A fruit, made in a cluttered garage tn Philadelphia, helps guide U.S. astronauts in outer space. The globe is called an earth path indicator. It is mounted in a small box in the spaceman's Mercury cap* sule. The spaceman looks down on it through a window marked with- a black dot. The globe automatically turns about its axis like the earth. From the position of the dot, the man, hurtling through the yastness, gets a rough idea where he isaf aglance. Creator of the globe is Robert Farquhar, a vigorous, gray-haired 1. The world-or of Irast its Norfhtrn Hemisphere-gets its rough edges man of 60 who, with a five-man staff, knocked off, Ernest Colebwrn trims disc which will become top half of globe. has, been turning out transparent globes by the thousands for schools, government agencies and display houses for the last 14 years. His workshop is crammed with miniature universes ranging from 4 inches to 4 feet in diameter. Some represent the earth, others the sky with its planets and stars. ATlAS-tlKE. Holding oil* of hit finished transparent globe*, Robert Farquhar could Making the transparent plexiglass jutt as easily have toted it on his shoulders like AHos did, bill with much last trouble. globes, he. says, is a difficult business. They can't be turned out conveyor- belt fashion. There's a lot of pains- faking handwork. In a small way, he feels, his trans- parent globes will help fit today's -children for their role as tomorrow's space travelers. 1 2. Farquhar's assistants, Ernest Coleburn and Jphn Hines -apply clamping ring and tighten edge clamps before heating plastic 3. In workshop, John Hines hoists table top with map. He turns it over so the plastic is face down The. plastic it exposed lo controlled heating lamps to soften plastic to correct degree so that it can be formed into hemisphere. over healing lamps. After hour of slow heating, Ihe plastic is ready lo ba blown into half a "bubble." A lillle visitor, James Harle, 5, presses his i' 4. Globe maker Robert Farquhar hoists a hemisphere, the flat halves are 5. Farquhar, right anil assistant assemble a globe. The ring of plastic cemented inside noseagainsttheplailictransparentglobeto s healed, then Inflated with air to achieve (he desired rounded contour. Northern hemisphere, bottom, servo as flange on which other hemisphere rests. sea what's on the other side of the earth. This Week's PICTURE SHOW by AP Staff Photographer Wilson G. Ingrabam firi AMI UVBTOCH RED BANK REGISTER AUTOS AND TRUCKS AUTOS AND 1X000 worn an ACCESSORIES 38—Thursday, Dee, 13, 1962 1959 TRIUMPH TR3 BAROAIN - 4nJ-:i»«J »o» .«« to ACCOROION «ad plan" leather, part- EXOTIC WOODS warn. Ui bank .rate! Ytnihelnl at time. Bob's Muilc studio. HAMMOND ROADSTER rangaments completed in on. cau a: 7B7-MO8 ORGAN STUDIO MUBLE CHECKED USED CARS any ol our officer TMB MUNUUii'i'ii DRY CLBAK1NO PBBBSKR - CaU ANNOUNCEMENTS COUNTY NATTONAt/ilMre SH t Of ABBUB.Y PARK 1961 Bufck-toor-door Electra sedan. TU til white body is spotless and between 11 a-m. and 0 Pm. CaU 843- LOST AND POUND R295. 0914. USED ORQAN8 loi o< pre-linlsrieil plyjooM ta Is »et oft with a black top. Radio, IR-M Tone 0U)lnM , LWEWP?"? .961 FORD-convertlvle. 8I< cylinder heater, wbitewali tires. Compare the :M2 OWENS FLAGSHIP — IKS H.P., — rrovad doubla IJOST — French poodle, black; female, •tick. (1499. condition, compare the price. You ^', like new, lully equipped. Asking ,eslle Speaker ereilonfino duartar hor« stai. name "Chert." Reward. CaU 1961 OORVAIR-wagon, .tick HIM. will bjy this one. Only $1065. i,300. Call evealots, CA ?-ffl»3. HELP WANTEIKMale • Female Hammond Extra-Voles Organ .. .980 BUICK two-door LeSabre hardtop Conn Spinet Organ Call O» 1-1M8- ICE BOAT — Class "CVjood condl- • • a Wurlilzer 2 In I orKi . S PUPS — AKC reglstwad, wUl LOST — Black German Shepherd, malt tim. Jon. Oall Wurlltzer Spinet Orjsji _ .959 BUICK-Blectra convertible ne TOM'S FORD, INC. EH 1-5287 Long established Realtors need man Conn Spinet Organ a ssr wieau. old Christina! *WCHi a- vicinity or Shrewsbury on Saturday lr Woodllne. sable ami white, CO «• evening. Call BH 7-2342. [969 CHEVROLET-convertlbls 11296 60 Main St. Matawan or woman Interested In selllnr resl- Hammond Spinet Organ SSdred Una woodj. M«»nltei oya 957 aHEVROLET-BelAir (our door se- dentla. Real Estate [or our new branch Hammond Spinet Organ . £at and Bruce pra-f nished , flcorl a- 1029. • • • LOST — Gray and white cat. Vicinity dan. »755. (160 yds. from Matawan RR Station) IUSINESS NOTICES otftce. Pull time basis, ttperlence pre- Story k Clark Piaao w/organo M oil dlmlaX Ww «'«' tnm, '?" Knollwood Drive. New SBrerabury. Re- 195D FORD-two-door sedan. »1SS ferred but not essecttai. we will help SAUa AND SXRVZCi: woodI iwlfiEaY when yw can WoJ U SLACK* MALB POODLI — Standard. ward. Call 747-2346. L9SI BUICK two-door sedan. 1175. 566-5750 secure your license if necessary. Must KBNTAlTiWND nOOTWCTION om full «ala dfsplay^ HpeolaJIjtf In Sf yaarolarexcellant dlwoaliwn, all 1952 CHEVROLET — Four-door! ex- FRENCH OIOQINO - Laterals, pipe be 21 or over, actlva Interested people will paneling ana wood ftoorlnii. , houialirotan. Mam offar. 6TH»7» LOST — Reward. Small female beagle. BOB WHITE BUICK INC. .rendies. iprfnkler aystems. flour or only. Opto Dally Till » — Saturday nil 5:30 B'V high, mostly tan with black and cellent running condition. 175 ca«h. xmtract CA 2-3238, or CA (-2004. COOKMAN AVE. AND MAIN IT. RED BANK LUMBER SIAMESE CAT — Five months old, white spots. Waa wearing name col- Authorized Bulck Sajei A Service SH 1-1704. lar. CA S-2816. 63 Monmoulh St. Red Bank SH 1-4200 •1RSPLACE SCREENS repaired and Dial 741 - 7200 PR S-9300 « **ffm CaU • I960 JAOIMR — 3.9 litre, four door tade to order. Bright Acre, BH 7-5555 PHILIP J BOWERS * CO. ' TRAIN TABUS Kit UiDY'B — White figure lea «jBttM sedan, automatic transmission, power Irlght Store, SH 7.JM2. sue lision, $200. .787-5814. fojg r auvamorv ^ftumf^*e detail! . • i 1957 PONTIAC —Four-door hardtop. alterations, finished basements, reason 1 ALTENBURG PIANO HOUSE Init»ll«d by e»«rn. F«»» esturutts. Full power, 1795. Rassas Bros. Pontl- work. J. F. Placentino, SH 1-73M. L AOBNCK Here Is everything you want In a I960 FORD RANCH WAGON - 18,000 Jtivery urdei 4 applicant our specialty OEKMAN BHJBPHJSBD PUP — Femala, •port! car- Olearning metallic maroon nlles, four-door, alx-cylfnder, radio. ac, Red Bank SH 1-9180. WASHERS, dryers, refrigerators re- Rent A Piano $12 per Month PROWN^S AKC registered, black and tan, four finish. leather interior. Black top tike leater, automatic, new snow tires 12 Braaa Si. tied Bank 8H T-34W KNAtSB. MABUN-HAMUN. lOHMICR months old, anow joaHbUlty. HO J- 1960 VESPA 400 Convertible. Excellent paired at reasonable rates, evenings, St Broad ut. BH 1-7500 Red B»nk new. Wbitewalls, radio and heater. 1,250. 787-57(6. condition. Michelon tires. Top like weekends. 747-6153. ACTIVE REAL ESTATE PERSON — OABLS-NEUON. EVERETT STUCK SACRIFICE-Lady's engagement flog, 8778, eicept Saturday, Yours for only $1395. Offering you a 100 square mile multiple Uookmaa An. * Hun 8u. Aibury n 958 VOLKSWAGEN SEDAN — Perfect new. SO miles per gallon. First $175 METAL WEATHERSTRIPP1NG IH caret, platinum and hand made DACHSHUNDS ol quality/ Cnrlitmai londtion. loir mileage. 11050. Call SH takes It. 291-269S after 7 p.m. listing area, to become a realtor, to Open daily till > Sat. till •:» Tiffany mounting with two taperedI dl PWPl«r«"«d »X Herlcher-i ajunpion M. H. BAKER make a future In real estate, insurance. PR 0-MO1 mond baguettes on side, 1570. Appral. '-4581 after ff p.m. 1949 FORD PICK-UP TRUCK BRIdge 6-1713 PAUL P. BOVA, INC. Hwy. 3J, MIMle- "Raven." Stud lervlce. SH 7*6*w after TOM'S FORD, INC. FURNACE — Slifhlly used Series X permitted. 787 4071. M2 VOLVO — 544-B18. perfect condl- 190 AUTOMATIC DISHWASHER — For towa OB 1-2944. «, weekday!. «0 Main St. » Matawan Ion, fully equipped. Will consider very SH 7-5611 American Standard forced hot air horl- SOOEN PUBLIC ADDRSSS ByBTSM- TWO SEALPOINT SUMESB kittens. rental. Interested call or stop ' In at MAKE EXTRA MONEY - Selling tpntal gas fired furnace. 85,000 BTU With record player, two ouulde spe«k- (ISO yds. from Matav.an RR Station, lean 1961 or 1962 four-door In trade ENGLISH FORD ANGLIA — 1961. M Sales, 25 Monmauth St.. Red •tVrte months old, trained to cat boi. lays SH 7-9060. Evenings SH 1-1531. Christmas wreaths, blankets. Good op- input, w,000 BTV output. Original ars and five Indoor. Cost WZVJel 566-5750 Black, two-door, A-l shape. Will ac- ink. SH 7-2722. portunity far students. Bongarzone Nur- price |M5. Baerflu 1125. Phone OB 1- for J20O? CUFF'S KByPORT AUCTtQN Would make nice prMjnU, vary good 958 DODQE — >A ton pick-up. Very cept trade. Financing arranged. Was sery. LI 2-0718. TfiTJUfU with children. 8H IJOat 1961 TEMPEST — Four-door station asking S850. Will now sell for J650. aoo. wagon. Economy with automatic, $1085. :lean, I7S5. Kassaa Bros. Pontlac, Red SOFA BED £20., five-piece kitchen set K»°sas' Bros. Fontlac, Ked Bank. SH 1- tank. 8H 1-5180. George Jacobs. LO 6-57S0. EMPLOYMENT ANTIQUES — Cake stands, 12.50; and- rons; rockers, 13; plctura frama«, !hut- VFiS&S HO 1-V1* •180. . 953 CHEVROLET — 1956 Plymouth. 1939 FORD STATION WAGON HELP WANTED-FEMALE SITUATIONS WANTED, Female BH 1-2349 ters, etc. 117 Main St., Port Monmoulh. Reaionabla to rtgHt 1959 FORD OALAXDS Call Call evenuigl. Available after January I Beautiful 787-4015 SH 1-8892 EXPERIENCED WOMAN—Wants two VENETIAN BLINDS ADORABLE POODLE PUPPlSa - aurf blue, excellent condition, like new. days work or' Ironing. Call after 6 EXPERT INSTALLERS 953 PACKARD — Cheap, running cos 1959 FORD — Automatic transmission. p.m., U 2-1882. AU Ellas 17" to 38" wide. M" long !hamplon bloodUne, eight weeks old, Radio, heater, Fordomallc, whitewalls, lltlon. Call after 5 p.m. Four-door sedan. Aa Is, (395. Rp EXECUTIVE SECRETARY Jt makes a difference who Installs >hone 542-3013. custom Interior. 11350. Financing avail- 2911172 Broi. Pontlac, Red Bank. 811 1-5180. EXPBWEKCED MOTHBH wl»hes your lob. Our metflianlcs are on our able. LO 6-2261 after 6 pi in. babysitting over the holidays. Call SH 7- 2 for $5 payroll 12 months pe» »'"• ;*• •»0<1 OCCASIONAL BOARD needad In loylng 955 BUICK CONVERTIBLE—Full now 1856 BUICK — As It. Riviera two-door Interesting Job with a future for new ome for adorable female mlolatura 1961 OLDSMOB1LE — Super 88 con- coupe, radio, .heater. Needp transmis- Multiple Listing Service. Excellent 3234. PROWN'S combination window or door Is ottsn poodle. MS-US* r. JM0. Can be seen at D*D Atlantic working conditions, convenient location. 92 Broad to. Sad Bank BB 1-7900 ruined l>y a poor installation. Our vertible Power steering and brakes. tallon, Shrewsbury Ave., SH 1-9723. sion seals, lottery and minor work, fleet ot nine trucks are on Ine road Excellent condition. J2300. OS 10781 |195. CO 4-6099. Top ofllce skills. Call OS 1-0900 for COLEMAN COUNTERFLOW gal wall after 8 p.rn. ^_^ SITUATIONS WANTED. Male *1) trie time and in each one ie an ex- 195? CHEVROLET BELAIR ISM STUDEBAKER — Two door, one unit, 50,000 BTU, with attachments. pert ln«tall«r. Come in and read Kmw REAL ESTATE FOR RfNT 1958 COUNTRY SQUIRE STATION owner, radio. heater, standard. Reason- TWO EXPERIENCED 'WAITRESSES- HIGH SCHOOL BOS - Reliable, ex- Olobe hl-test cash register. Oood con- ot the letters ol praise from custom- WAGON — Fully equipped. In out- ible. Call 787-9413. Night work Martini's Diner, Rt. 36 and perienced, desires work after school dition. Call 787-62B9. irs. BellablUty for 37 years. APARTHENn four-door. This eight-cylinder ahlny luclld Ave., EaBt Keansburg. standing condition. Power equipment, lue beauty li ipotless inside and out. and week-ends. Call svenlnia. SH I- TWO-PIECE lilting room let, two end new tires. Radio, heater, back-up lights. 1939 CHEVROLET — Good condition, .VON HULLS ITSELF- run or part 1809. PROWN'S Bhlny red. SH 7-4062 after 3 pjn. utomatlc trans mission, power steer- good transportation, }T5. Call ables; five-piece kitchen set. Very good g, tadfo and heater Everything LO 6-3478 lime. Several territories open for jonditlon, 1100. Call between 5-7 p.m. 33 Broad Bt Rod Bank BK 1-TJOC 1955 FORD WAGON — Country Squire, eceas&ry for your driving pleasure women Interested In having a good SH 1-7716. GARDEN APARTMENTS IBM OLDSMOBILE — Four-door sedan, steady Income. Experience unneces- FINANCIAL BOY'S — 2»" EnglHh racer. Olrl'f M radio, heater, automatic. Good condi- md best o! all ... yours for only bicycle, tiny aled. Queen Anne consol. tion. 1365. SH 7-4479. 1195- radio, heater, automatic. SH 7-2552, sary. SH I 4343 or write, Mrs. Marga, OMB AND TWO-BBUROOiU. .BltUaJad after » 787-4248. ret Oulotta, P. O. Box 190, Red Bank, BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES SALE cabinet, dresser and vanity. Platform s the bait Red Buk rasldintlai 1955 CHEVROLET — Four-door sedan. rocker, chUd'f rocker, motor car ttt* area. 11*0 per month and an. Full power, good transportation. Aa Is 1960 OORVAIR — Four door sedan, 'ART-TIME GIRLS, 18 years old or ESSO STATION for lease Route 36, LUCITE WALL PAINT SH 7-26M. J1S5. Rassas Bros Pontlac, Red Bank. TOM'S FORD, INC. radio heater, automatic, phone SH 7 Dver; (or mornings and afternoons. Ap- Hazlet N.J. This high volume, hgh By Oupont 4848. ply Orand Union Co., Airport Plaza, As edwilled on television. Regular WCYCLE — Olrl'a 20" Belgium with SH 1-51B0. SO Main St. Matawan profit, tour bay station Is available. IMS. Salt pries urn Fm delivery. trsinlng wbeelJ, Ilka naw, IU, uied Dial 741-7200 Hajtfet, N.J. Dealer Is retiring. Investment required. AUTOMOBILE INBURANCU — Uabll 150 yds. from Matawan RR station. 1967 DODGE — Two-door wagon. A PROWN'S rery lUtle. SH t-MM. PHttlP 1. 80WEKS A CO. lty and physical damage. 17-90 can be nice car, 8595. Raisas Bros, Fontiac, EXPERIENCED WOMAN NEEDED In Call Mr. McLaughlln, Hunter 6-7000, Rf 11 EfUia »lnca 1114 - 566-5750 Red Bank. SH 1-5180. our Insurance department. Call for ap- 8-4:30 p.m. ' Broad St. Bed Banlr BH 1-JSOO CHRISTHAB BPECZALB — Motor bits, insured. HOLSTON WATERBURY, JJonel tramr. aa»an cam complete wltt WALTER «. OVEKTOM Realtor-Inluror. 16 W. Front St, Red 1959 BUICK CONVERTIBLE — Full 1956 CHEVROLET NOMAD WAGON- pointment, WALKER * WALKER, SH TRADE IN your old rurunun wim no iwitehas; M(> boy'i English bike, lc« Bank. SH 7-5300. rower, new top, $1595. Rassas Bros, 1-5214. down payment and gel * new parlor tkittt. porUbU phOBDiraph, BH 1-0165 AfflUata •ontlac, Red Bank. SH 1-5180. Full power, air conditioned, excellent MORTGAGES or dining room MI at Mia prices. Wil- 1955 DESOTO Fire Fllte, V-8, Auto- condition. 187-5398 DENTAL ASSISTANT — Full or part- liam Lett Furniture Inc., Uwy S3, i White St. IU4 Balk matic transrnlsson, power steering and B54 COUNTRY SQUIRE — Station 1959 CHEVROLET — Impala. Fully time, no experience necessary.. Must Ulddletown. SH 1-1213, open avenlbge SHOP BY PHONE OppoalU Municipal Parking Lot brakes. Seat belt, radio, heater, Excel- /agon. Recent motor overhaul. Radio, equipped. Call after 6 cm. :ype. Transportation necessary. Write till » p. m. lent whltewalll (plus snow tires). Rum- ater. 1200. SM 12(25. 'A.F.." Box 511, Red Bank. MONEY _'ree quick dally delivery In Bed Bank son. 842-3570. ISK 1-1576 WB BUk AND SELL anything and area. Outlying dlstrlcu Wednesdays 1961 CHEVROLET — Impala Sport 1988 OLDSMOBILE — Two-lone, full dayB. Consolidate Debts arerruncg. Olva tna niguest pness. and Saturdays. Discount price a 1958 SUNBEAM RAPIER -oupe. Power-glide, steering and power, radio hest»'\ hvdrarhatlc, one personable young lady, must type. In- Call William LeU Furniture, Inc.. Hwy. PROUWS. a Broad St., SH 1-7800. NEW akea. V-8. CA 9-2402 after 6 p.m. owner. Rumson. 842-2313. ;ervlews Friday a.m. 33 Harding Rd. Low Payments It Uldmetown SB 1-3313. Opes n>- WESTWOOD GARDENS s tl]i B p.m. OM REFRIOERATOR — Excellent run 3ADILLAC BEDAN-DeVllle, 1957 — 1957 PLYMOUTH — Four door hardtop, 3IRL OR WOMAN — To live In. Gen- CALL SH 1-HOO Convertible. This week's Super Beautiful, luxurious, well maintained. eral housework and child care, $40 nlcg condition. 139. Bath & Westwood Aves. Special. Buy as Is. Body excellent, me- automatic, power ateerlng, 53,000 miles. weekly. 842-3085. CLOCKS FOR BALE chanically Bound, needs a roof, bu! Full power, air conditioned. Bargain, 1450. 812-3197. First and Second MORTGAGES Olve a orandfather'a clock for Christ- SH 1-1704 Long Branch 1 real family Christmas present. SH 7- WOMAN — Reliable to help with mas, a gilt that will last for many GIBBON ELECTRIC BTOVB — lice you can buy It for only 1395. 387 evenings. to homeowners who need money ONE AND TWO BEDROOM DUPLEX lamlly Christmas dinner. Call years in your home by Nanna. Calf lent condition, W; « cu. ft. Ireewr, apartmenta, all utilities tlcept aleo- I960 CHEVROLET — Six-cylinder stick, MOBILE HOMES SH 1-3232 • HOME IMPROVEMENTS ivenlngs, CO 4-7533. "V, VxVyxm overhead door wiw rdware. 170. BH 7O2&6. triclty. Il3- CA M3O>. TOM'S FORD. INC. four-door wagon, 91495. Rassas Bros. HOUSEKEEPER — Live In, own rom. • DEB1 CONSOLIDATION WILKENBON RAZOR BLADES sold Pontlac, Red Bank. SH 1-5180. UNfURKlBHID THRU ROOHtV-iUiT- SO Main St. Matiwan MOBILE HOMES One child. Call 548-7134. New Bruns- BARONET REALTY, CO 4-2010 through hardware stores only. W* have T0Y8 - Boyi »'• bike, lip; pedal aide location In AtlanUo HlltuawtJ. AU 'RADE OR SELL 1956 CMC dum Useo • 10% down . ' wick area. these much publicized long-lasting fire engine »4i Irish Uail $t. >U I- utlliues. fan- jruKNWHBli , bachelor {150 yds. from Matawan RR Station blades 5 for 75c. Limit three packages. ruck, long low body, good for masons, MATURE WOMAN — Or retired nurse 3749. apartment, 175. 2W-MM. lUllders, etc. Want 1800 and S25O pick- Ne* - 7-year financing MERCHANDISE SIEGFRIED HARDWARE CO., 11* 566-5750 to laugh, love, play with 16 month old First Ave,, Atlantic Highlands. TWO ROOM! — Second floor, funushed ip or best cssh offer. PR 0-7359 aftei ROBBINSV1LLE child. Light housekeeping. Five day TOYLAND I960 CADILLAC convertible. Dark green TRAILER SALES. INC. FOR SALE or unfurnished. Sad-Urine room and with while top. Fully power equipped. week. Some evenings. Red Bank area. BRING YOUR ROLLERS Urge selection at low prlcei. Wocklo kitchen. Builnesa woman or couple. A real dream car. RUS8ELL Oldsmo- Drainage a Problem can court on eoosidersM* sup- own corapwrle* when they holiday warmth, ready And some -. , privilege in permitting port. At the same time there will get government on be a lot of sympathy for, the posi- know to their sorrow, bow plants ~»f»«. .M »« *-.KI** MiuineA fc.W down tHes over morqase jno »n monthly payments" Near shopotniriind t In Ocean Township tlon of the conservatives in the can be dosed and torn laid oft transportaUoa, Inspection wafcomed. fnJSfc "*""* *** ' President Seeks new Congress who think that gov- when a govtmmerft OCEAN TOWNSHIP-The need land has unsatisfactory natural] ernment spending should be cut lost or canceled. FOUR BEDROOMS drainage conditions. Dining, recreation far public wster tad sewerage right along with taxes, if not So cuts in government utilit U b fence yard g facilities here his been pointed The studies also showed that first. fi i iil h within the township area are al- Help of Business, art fine in principal When up by master plan studies that The President's task-then will most 4,400 acres of land — more is to balance tbe bod be to persuade conservative busi- show 27 per cent of the township'i than 62 per cent of the 7,059-acre piling the tax burden nessmen to urge conservative total — which is undeveloped, that Darson ' by SAM DAWSON er. But the cuts can WALKER & WALKER congressional leaders to vote for tough to take when a psurtfanfttf is, made up of open fields or REALTORS NEW YORK (AP)-President lay -when h« talks here Fridaj the tax cuts he has promised to producer or worker is involved, ^ a Accepted by Tufts wooded areas or used for agri- Kennedy appears set today to turn night to thf Economic Club ol submit early in the coming ses- Few In the Friday night audi- 1,000 feet south of Lily-Tulip Co., Middletown cultural production. 671-3311 to business leaden for aid. And New York. sion. ence are likely to be very hopeful * Alvin E. Gershea Associates, the help he wants from these Many of the mflst important in. it will be a neat trick. Business- of any significant cut in total gov- Multiple Listings and Trade-Ins Trenton, presented these findings largely conservative, men is In dustrlal and financial leaders ol men in general feel that taxes are ernment spending, much u they - Open 7 Days ' to the Planning Board this week dealing with conservative leaders the nation will be in the audience, too high and are holding back the will applaud any promise of ef> as the first of a series of reports of Congress who are getting their And many are critical of whal economic growth desired to cre- forts to economize. to be given in the preparation ot HOUSES FOR SENT backs up over any tax cutting they regard as the admlnistra ate jobs for everyone who really And most are likely to favor HOUSES FOR SALE a master plan. while the Treasury is running a tion's less-than-ardent love foi wants to work. They also feel that any lightening of the tax burden HUHOJUIDS—Wi unfurnished, It was found that more than 45 deficit. Big Business. a balanced federal budget over on business and individuals—up to 00 mooth. RED BANK - To settle estate. per cent of the township's 2,662 the long pull is .needed to keep &U " Two-apartment dwelling with Business and the President have But on the question of tax cut- a point. That point is the highly acres of developed land had been BATONTOWN — Tores-BSdroom ranch, separate three-room bungalow in had their well-publicized differ- ting—if he talks about it as mosl the dollar healthy. ' debatable one of just how high a full basemsnt, breetewsv, •inched it. used for the location of single- rats. Is gulst, nsUratlal area. Year! rear. Hot water heat. Excellent ences this year. So he will have of his prospective audience now ' At the same time, many of Treasury deficit can go before It JMM, IBS * memo. 8W2ENJE condition. Bonus for an investor. family houses, most of them them are well aware at how their becomes dangerous. kollrlCT, P.O. Bldt., Sn Brtfht. M» some underlying suspicions to al- think he will—President Kennedy 14M. Five garages to rent. Price $22,- placed on tracts east of Rt. 35. 000. Streets take up 25 per cent of the FOUR BEDROOMS, two bath!, nun, basement, ueeUnt residential IDV FAIR HAVEN — Cape Cod home, developed land and property used naDlaU oeoipaaejr. SB 14U3. with radiant heat, two bedrooms either for public or quasi-public THMB-BIDROOM — Brick wawrtronl with room to expand in attic for recreational sites another 14 per House, Oeunport. n2i a month. «H two more. $14,000. K33. cent, most of the latter being oc- LITTLI SILVER — RulOentlal. Sevi cupied by golf courses. In this rooms. tumUtud or mhimati. Tin WEART-NEMETH "built-up" area, 11 per cent of bedrooms, two bath*. Hear schotrt. |i. SU 1-3W. AGENCY the land is used for government TABLES... U OF DUPLEX HOWE — Six roonu and municipal Installations, and bath In Red Bank. fllo. Call SH REALTOR schools and churches, while 5 per an s to • p.m. cent Is in commercial uses — Add a g«y festive not* io this holi- UTTLl SILVER — UofurnlHi.il stven 102 WEST FRONT ST. room Colonial. Three bedrooms, two SHadyslde 1-2240 largely of the highway variety— Ulext bafts, tussment, rear porcb, at- Ucfted nrafi. Immediate occupanc 24-HOUR SERVICE Ssm David Zimmerman and 2' per cent is in industrial day . . . change the entire appear- Member Red Bank Area use. jtsaltor. t» Prospect Av.., Little SU BOSTON — Sam David Zim- Multiple Listing Service Gershen Associates found that m. SH moa merman, son of Mr. and Mrs. ance of your living room with some IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY — Thm residential development has been bedroom split Krel In nice mlfltMr RITTJUJMENT HOME William Zimmerman, 33 Cosove hood. 1 M*7l erete drive. Aeklng (21,30a Aerane stockholders of toe Setter Lumber Com- lam mortgage at iv,%. A real com- pany, a corporation of the State of and sewerage systems. Furniture Company JTVB ROOM HOUSE with two tlth (orfablfl home, only six yean old. New Jersey, deeming It advisable and most lot ths benefit of said corpora- The study was started in """* . SH T-1MT cnOWBU. AOXNCT, Realtor tion that same should be forthwith ACME 41 E. Front SI BH no» Red Bank dissolved, do hereby give our consent August. SINCE 1914 HOW DOWN. I1U month Include, taxes to the dissolution thereof, aa provided WANTED TO RENT and Insurance tor this four-bedroom by Title 14 of Of Revised Statutes of two-bath, tidy Case Cod, with fire- the State of New Jersey and do sign OSiTTIHO MORE AND MORE PROS- place. Quiet street for children. Only this consent to the end that It may be 137 MONMOUTH STREET RED BANK PECTS — For three-Bedroom rentsl IU.500. Must be eeen today I ROLSTO! filed In the Office of tiw Secretary of To Graduate homes. List any rsatal tor fsst acUon. WATERBURT, Realtor, U W. front State of the state of New Jeraey. ' MATTHEW J. OIIX AOBNCT, ni Rt St. Red Bank. SH 7-3SO0. Witness our hands this JOth day of (SH M1«-FREE PARKING ADJOINING STORE) X. Mlddletovni. O« 1-JJOO. November, A.D. IMS. VICTOR BATTER WE HAVE «a ovarnoer ol boos fldi PAUL IL STRTKEB. Realtor. Farms - ALEX ZADOROZNY prospsct* IOOUDI lor two to (our bed- JOHN V. CROWELL rooms. Can as. V jut ^juon to havs and {arm estates, state Hlgtm.y M. INDORSED FILED AND RECORDED Holmdei Pnone NMltl. ' DEC 4, 1SS! ROBERT J, BURKBARDT secretary of Stats' FURNISHED ROOMS BUILDER-S SACRinCI — Main gt, Oceaaport New tbjree-bedroops ranch, STATE OF NEW JERSEY); IV, bathe, living room with fireplace, nmmsHED ROOM —JMT«I» large dinlag room,. 'SaMa kitchen, COUNTY OF MONMOUTH) convenient loeattoion *«• «»• bum-In ores and range; Oarage. ALEX ZADOROZNY, the Secretar ant larTonodlnse. SH. MwgT. glgJOO. 10% down. CaU builder, HI o» the above-named BATTER LVMBEI COMPANY, being duly sworn, on b RED BANK — Larco room for bual oath says that th» foregoing consent to oi sear train*, biuei, l ths dissolution of ssld corporation has parilnl. CsJl BH 1-18W1M4. FOUR BEDROOMS been signed by every stockholder'of ROOK - In prhrate borne, one tplock said company. . Irom center of town, for rapenilble Idee] home for a large family, ALEX ZAD0KOZNY, buattieeeman. tW weekly with maid addition to four generous bedrooms on upper level taere M a large pia, . , Secretary s ..rvice. Callm SH \-WX Subscribed and sworn to before ^w* • m^**** v^ * .^w^ — — ^ room on lower level Also garage, sr me this 30th day oT'ftorember, , ATTRACTIVB - slicu. doubl* rooma. 1H batbe. Newly otcotaled ttd painted 1963 ' ''"'••- " '• - ' Kitchen prlrtletea. Hot and cold run- throughout Assume >«tt«i mortgage oi ELIZABETH b. LEAVY Sim water. Free TV. Hudeon Honm. gu,«007 Financing arraagu with II, A Notary Public of new Jersey 131 HudWS ATe.. SH rSHt 000 -down. Vacant. uovej^rigpSrln. Dec. I. 13, 20 . - S42.M FURNUHKD ROOM newlr decorated, OROWELL AOENCT Realtors private entrance and •Mint room, 41 E. Front St. SH MM0 Red Banl NOTICE TO ABSENT DEFENDANTS kltken prlTll.f«•. Iniulre at U Peura FOR A HOMESICK ENOLUHMAN— Place, Bed Bank. With a large family, this luxury brown 80PEUOR COURT OF NEW JEBSEX LARQE BEttSITTlNO ROOM with stone and stucco., home. - Living room CHANCERY DIVISION, No. F-87MI Mi2i, stone fireplace. Dining room 21x BTATB OF NEW JERSEY t 27, fireplace, sun room and inr. 17x28, Mrs. John E. May and John kitchen, dishwasher. Two-door gas L> S. Doe, husband of Beatrice F. Bin- STUDIO ROOM — FJirnUhed. wit range. Breakfast nook, laundry room, nott. the name John Doe being kitchenette. One ihon block Jram bu.1 rive bedrooms, 2Vt baths, two-car ga- fictitious; SPOUSES; some of the de- •eu dutrtel and bia lino. For biui rage. Corner lot USxZtl. Only asking fendants. , ntu man or woman. SH 7-KQJ attei J1O00. CHAFFIN AOENCY. Realtors, You are hereby summoned and re- S p.m. M Petere Place. Bed Bank. Iwy 3S, Eatontown. LI J1153. Shore quired to serve upon Ezra W. Kar- Miilllple LWlng Service. kus, Esq., plslntl((s' attorney, whose Lawrence J. Lemlng ATTRACnVB NICBLT FURNBHED addrese Is 28 Broad Street, Kerport, Studio room, private lltnt cooklnl (or UVTNO IN FLORIDA—Retired owner New Jersey, an answer to the Com- NEPTUNE — Patrolman Law- . SH 1-I3M alter 6 p.m. offers exceptionally good value in love- >lslnt filed In a clvU actlod In which NIO« ROOMS — Special dally evn, ly River Oslcs home. Largo Uvlos room, Czra W. Karkus and Raymond Brln- rence J. Leming, 63 Neptune weekly winter ratei. Free TV. Holl; fireplace, dining room, modern kitch- erbo(f, co-executors and Trustees urf- Ave., will be one of 49 police Bill Motel, Rome M. Weet Keanibun en, four bedrooms, two baths.' VuU Jer the Last Will and Testament of bssement, finished recreation room. Alexander Ebbes, deceased. Are plain- officers who will graduate to- LOVELY ROOM — Pnrata bilh. beau- Attached garage, attractive enclosed tiffs, and John E. May. et7 al. are tiful location. LuicroR area. Reference porch. Asking $2S.000. RUSSKLL If. defendants, * pending In the Buperktr morrow from the New Jersey required. «H l-BTOl. IORUS Resllors, She's hoping for a smart Say "Marry Chriitmai" with • swaater from our fabulous holiday collection . . . featuring all {fiat's new and: wonderful *« wall as all her clauic favorites. A. Rotas in bloom on a Chanel locket. What woman wouldn't love this snowy- whit* Orion® cardigan splashed with glorious red and pink Christmas roses! 100% Orion Sayell* acrylic—A cinch to wash. Stunning gift for sizes 34 to 40. 14-98 B. Beaded cardigan a la Chanel. Sweater gift for evening glory ... its front agfitter with beads in a diamond pattern and tiny pearl tassels. Fluffy white mohair-wool-rayon with % sleavts. Site's 34 to 40. 22.95 C. Mohair sweater hand knit In Italy. V-neck pullover with Italian fashion .dash, completely hand made of fleecy mohair-wool-nylon. Choice of delectable pastels or whit* in sizes 34 to 40. Cardigans (not sketched) 17.91 14.98 STEINBACH'S SPORTSWEAR, Street Floor and Asbury Park •**%^ Vqff'.»«jfcT.'#*. •• • M i TJUHmjw^J Ji PI»P» 11 I • I • i ' -' - liiiiii : J liliiiiit 1 ' ' ••• .ipi •psi1 ' ^ ^•- if • 1 Holiday pretty Hi j paisley by • •.- • - -', ;.;:>">•''V«* v ^ . ':• ,' . ' • • •' -y • "-.• .'r.j'-W •; j Shelton Stroller •T •" ... .* *•»»:.• :.;t'i ; -'^ 1 1 j 12 98 Silk satin beauty for \ 1 - nights on the town m | A radiant paisley print that front- PP zips on; quick-changes scenes with How dazzling you'll look dining and dancing in this magnificent Itat; accessories; stays morning - fresh silk satin dressl Flattering Mai molded bodice, fly-away front '§ 'round the clock. In jersey of Du- panel, low-cut back, beautifully ' ;•*?; •:.;? •' . > ' '.; s 5 i»v. Pont nylon, it washes and dries in a full shirt underscored by its own : < .. •' -o, ••: >' * ? v .•>;';. .• ; net petticoat. < Emerald green •-. - " > • /tc,i?n wink, needs little or no ironing. Blue, or red. Sizes 8 to 12. Red lank Only if green, gold, pink with gray. Sites 49.95 i ;.:;•: v .rffix 1 10-20, I2I/I-24I/J. 1 ! ;' , ^ i i^ j ••• Mohair, wool j ersey t . ,' ? f ••'• *; 'S •: STEINBACH'S WOMEN'S DRESSES 2*pc. costume chic •! • Mezzanine and Asbury Park Such a winter-wonderful blend of fabrics, our fluffy mohair jacket over a sleek wool jersey sheath that's fully lined, with ;-. J» 1 ^ % . • back zipper. Both in delicious pale pastels: white, pink or m aqua for junior siies 7 to IS. Carol PtiHval: Tonight, Dae. 13, 17.98 • •'••.•:;:^;!. f - '•.' /.} MM 7 p.m. Earonrown Pr**byt*rlan Church. STElNBACfrS FORMAL and JR. DRESSES • \ '•' Second Floor and Asbury Park • •'• . •••' ••"" ;. ''. 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