tor AVI DepmtmtmU RED BANK REGISTER RE vo WaeM^sSMStea Se •»*»« Osss Matter el Us RANK M J THURSDAY. iTEPEMREft 2ft iflrM PACE ONE

Local Club Honors Justice Brennan Council to Hear *»•".' Council Rejects Parley Plea for Market On Broad Street Plan FAIR HAVEN—The mayor and -*• council tonight will take under Werner May Succeed Council brushed aside objections consideration a recommendation by Mayor Katharine Elkus White of the zoning board of adjustment Kirkegwd on Council Monday night and refused to hold that It authorize a variance for Regional Bd. Plans a Joint public meeting with the the construction of a Davidson BATONTOWK — Herbert B. planning board on the Broad Bros, supermarket next to the Werner of M Ttaten in, may Street plan during the holiday fire house on River rd. be appelatei to succeed Harry season. The meeting will take place at N. Klrkegard as eeancUman at In doing so, It accepted the fact S p. m. at borough hall and Is ex- Wld night's mayor and Dec. 27 Meeting that the planning board could act pected to attract a sizable audi- on Ita own Initiative to adopt the ence since the matter has been In aaswer to ajiseattona freaa RITM8ON — The ntxt step to why voter* rejected the propois! plan. The- law givM the board one of. controversy that has been The Register, Mayor F. BUsa be taken by tht Rumson-Palr The board, prior to the refer- authority to take such action, talked about in a series of board Price yesterday aaU Mr. Wer- Haven regional high school board endum, said the cost of paying with no approval by the govern- meetings since Sept. 12. ner la hla choice far the vacan- ing body needed. cy caused by Mr. Hrkegard's of education in connection with the principal and Interest on the Leroy Davidson of the firm Dec 1 realgnatlaa Tha mayor its school expansion program 20-year bond issue would amount Councilman Charles T. Bruno confirmed yecterday his previous iadleatod that Mr. Werner may be decided at the group's to an approximate yearly inereane •aid that If the board docs ap- statements that, If built, the store wosM accept the appointment. Dec. 27 meeting. , in taxes of U cents per $100 of prove the master plan this would would cost about (100,000 to erect Ha said Coaacllasea Carlejr A hearing to analyze the re- assessed valuation. tend to "freeze" land mapped out and another $100,000 or more to Garafalo and Howard Meyer sults of the Dec 11 referendum The figures were challenged by until its use was determined by equip and stock. -which was defeated—was held a group calling Itself the Tax-xonlng changes set up In ordi- agree with Us choice and that nance amendments adopted by 'Largest In Chain' he will take It up with the Thursday and the board met m payers Protective association. ether three eouncilmen aa aeon executive session Tuesday. They said the total figure council. "It would be the largest store aa possible. Tha appointment Aiiociatad Supreme Court Justice William J. Brannan, Jr., Rumton, center, is No definite action was taken would approach 12.29 per $100 of The plan calls for establish- In the Davidson chain," he said, tt either meeting, assessed valuation "when all In- ment of a business sone for top require* confirmation by coun- •hewn receiving tha traditional "Eight (all1 from Edward Hudson Conway, praiidant of "about three times the size of our cil. Sir. Werner, a saeanber ef Voters here and In Fair Haven crements have been taken into quality stores south from LeRoy stores In Red Bank and, Little the soalng board of adjustment, tha Root Bear and Chackar club, at tha club's testimonial dinner last night (or Justice turned down the board's $1,200,- consideration." pi. to the railroad tracks on both Silver," and considerably bigger 0M building program, which sides of Broad. And It provides waa chairman of this year's Brannan at tha Old Union house. Tha guest of honor also raeaivad a gift of luggage Group Organising than stores of the chain at Dun- Community Appeal He la aaeo- called for e, 30-year bond issue to for big perking lots behind tha ellen, New Brunswick, Perth Am- and a solid gold lifa membership card. Howard Leon, vice president of tha club, was pay for the plan. Meanwhile, the association, of stores, entered from the side elated with the VM.CA. In which Mrs. John Borland of boy, Plalnflsld and Princeton. New York. The vote was 1,2M to OTft- streets. The plan has been In a When construction would start toastmaster. Magistrate John V. Crowoll spoke briafly. From laft to right, Mr. Loon, wlth the majority In both com- Rumson ie secretary-treasurer, is process of development for more was something about which Mr. Mr. Conway, Justiea Brannan, Joseph Schwartz and R. Thomas Bowart. munities going against the pro- in the process of having Its char- than a year. Davidson said he could not spec- posal. ter prepared. Donald W. White, planning ulate at this time. "Have you Board President Arthur L. Mm. Borland told the Register board chairman, sent in a letter ever put such a job In the hands Missing Girl Adamson said yesterday the prob- yesterday she will call a general requesting council to meet with . of an architect and waited for lem before the board is a big meeting of her group "after the his group. In Joint session, on the completion of all the plans?" Would Create New Office Infant Killed one. Brut of the year" the evening of Thursday, Dec. 27, he asked In response to a news- Returns Home "We are still stymied at this She said the taxpayers' asso- at borough hall, to go over de- man's questions. "It could be a OCEANPORT- Patricia Con- In Farm Blaze point," he explained. "We will ciation was a "loosely-knit or- tails of the plan. matter of months, certainly not nor, lS-year-old local girl for Of Welfare Coordinator just have to keep working In or- ganisation at the present time." Councilman Harry Malehow before spring," he said. FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP — A der to reach a solution." Mrs. Borland said she was not whom police have had an alarm against an addition to the high said he saw "no purpose for a However, Mr. Davidson said out since she disappeared Dec. 13-month-old infant was killed To Hold Meetings meeting with council" on this thf.t in design, he wants the FREEHOLD—Creation of a school, but believed the entire 10, la home and reportedly mar- yesterday when fire destroyed a The board plans to hold meet expansion program should not be matter and, besides, "this would architect—one still to be named— ried to a 22-year-old man. Thenew county post-welfare co-ordln- ings with Dr. John F. Kinney, be a poor time for it because of "to conform to the architecture man la mining, and police have ator was recommended yesterday house In the Tunis Denies farm carried out at one time. th* holiday activities." high school principal; the archi- "I think a wlnr should be con- of the Fair Haven fire house and Issued an alarm for his arrest. by the county welfare board. labor camp, Colts Neck-Freehold tects who planned th» expansion This proposed meeting has been make the store modern in every They said1 he will be charged Wayne D. MeMurray, chairman, rd., state police at Howell station structed to take care of the pres- program and the State Depart- ent student load," she said. talked about for weeks—ever way." When finished, he said, it with abduction. said that the board's choice tor reported. ment of Education, to gain ad- since the public hearing on the will be a store that will hare a the job Is John L. Montgomery, "When the peak comes, another The girl's parents, Mr. and Mrs. The child was Identified aa Lor- vice on what action to tak«. wlnr should be added." plan took place at the Mechanic staff of "perhaps 40 regular work- Edward O'Connor of 293 Portau- Sr., of Red Bank, currently coun- Street school in October and, ers ;£nd up to 60 or 70 during peck ave., reported their daugh- ty director of welfare. raine Roach. Police said aha waa More than N residents turned Mrs. Borland said the board more particularly, the November ruth periods." Projected is a staying with Lavada Bryant. eut for the beard's meeting of education went "hog-wild" in ter's disappearance Dec 10 when Mr. Montgomery la doe tt re- Thursday night. Ita expansion program, and made meeting of the planning board. parking lot for 130 or more shop- they returned home from work tire next year aa chief probation WHOM quarters were destroyed. Away oa a trip south, Mr. pers' automobiles. 'It was generally agreed that a mistake by not following the and found her missing. Police said officer. He also is county ad- The blaze, at 2:10 p. m., atarted the concern about high taxes Georgian architecture of the White was unavailable for com- Objectors at past meetings oil she had left a note saying she jua'or and referee of the juvenile was ana of the main reasons present structure. ment on eounetl'a rejection. the zoning board of adjustment was running away. and domestic relations court when an oit stove flared up, po- Mayor White called it a have complained about the ex- Tueaday, according to police Tha welfare co-ordlnator would lice said. 'courtesy" that the planning tension of the business sone Into Robert J. Sullivan, 22, of Branch- supervise the welfare home and Trooper Robert Gorland, who board had sent In a letter call- the residential area, particularly port ave., Portaupeck, showed up alt other welfare institutions and Investigated, said the Infant.wee ing for such a aesslon, since "we where the rear of the property at the Connor home and told Mrs. Moody Quits Red Bank Post activities in Monmouth. Mr. Me- asleep in a bedroom of the Bryaat know the board ean proceed with touches upon the land of neigh- Connor he and her daughter were Murray said recommendation for the master plan without us." borhood residents. married Monday of last week In establishment of the office will go home. Alban Roach, the child's j Mr. Malehow sskM If the pro- Propose Tall Fence Maryland and had been living In to the freeholders soon. father, was working elsewhere on To Direct Twp. Recreation posed meeting would be private Asbury Park since then. the farm, and her mother, Mrs. or open to the public. Mayor In Monday's resolution, the BeappalntodDirector Sullivan, according to police, Emma Roach, is confined to a hos- White, a member of the board board attempted to resolve this took Mrs. Connor to Asbury Park until her term In office enda Jan. The welfare board yesterday re- pital, police were told. Jack W. Moody has resigned Issue by proposing that a screen where they picked up Patricia appointed Mr. Montgomery as di- as Red Bank recreation director 1, said "the public would be wel- of trees and "a solid type rustic and returned to the Connor home. rector for 1N7. Only some other children were to accept the post of superintend- come to come here if It wlshaa cedar fence or Its equivalent, not Later Sullivan and the girl left It also approved a tentative bud- in the house at the time, and all ent of recreation for Middletown to do so." On such mutters, she less than six feet, six inches" be and Mrs. Connor waa told by John L. r,*. Trooper Gorland was able to learn township. His resignation was ac- said, "I think the public should built and that "there shall be no someone at the address in As- get Of $1,713,197 for next year, sending this statement to the free- from them was that the Are cepted with regret by the Red be given an opportunity to talk." exit from or entrance to the tract bury Park, where the couple al- Any such meeting, in the opin- in question from Naveslnk ave." holders. The amount in 19M waa started at the stove. The other Bank recreation committee at a legedly had been staying, that WBATHEB ' meeting Tuesday night. ion of Mr. Malehow, might at- The resolution waa approved by they had left for Florida. Early $l,60»,8». children ran out of the house. Adults c»lled to the scene ware Mr. Moody, In a letter to tract so many people "that I dent a 4-0 vote, offered by James L. yesterday morning, however, Sul- Awarded to Maurice Schwartz It Increasing cloudiness today, Charles Raynor, president of the think the borough hall will hold Davlson and seconded by Charles livan took the girl to her home. Sons, Red Bank, was a contract high of tt. Cleudy tonight, with unable to get to the Roach in- them." W. Soden. Red Bank recreation committee, He left, and police are still seek- for four Plymouth cars for the chance of rain. Law tonight, IS. fant, police said. said he was resigning the post Councilman Bruno commented The document makes note of ing him. welfare house, the total bid com- Generally fair tomorrow, Ugh Firemen of Freehold borough "effective on or before Feb. IB, that "Red Bank has had a master the fact that the property, now ing to $7,080. and Atlantic township companies 1957, to accept the position of su- plan on Its books for 28 years owned by Michael Nannlni, Is lo- Acknowledged was receipt of a OX v^w swewMI^BrMW HOMsBaWb^v confined the blaze after It had perintendent of recreation for without doing anything about It cated on the northwest side of gift of 1500 from the Monmouth winds today and tonight, be- gutted three rooms of the five- Middletown township." —and I do not see any rush about River rd. between the fire house Board Asks Park Charity fund for use at the earning variable seanorrow. room home, police said. Mr. Raynor said yesterday the getting this one through." . and the premises of Standard children's shelter. Awning Co., 815 River rd., to the recreation committee expects to Mayor White called it "too bad south. It says the property waa Zoning Change advertise In several weeks for ap- to let this matter go without purchased by Davidson's on a plicants to fill the vacancy caused action" and urged the Republican conditional contract last July. SHREWSBURY—The planning Start Work on Shopping Ctr. in N. Shrewsbury by Mr. Moody'a resignation. eouncilmen to set up the meeting. board last night voted to recom- Se.«M Salary "There's a world of building It waa Aug. 18 when Mr. Nan-mend that the mayor and council going on around us while we are nlni and Davidson Bros, applied The post of superintendent of sleeping," the mayor said, adding for a variance to permit construc- amend Its IMS zoning ordinance recreation for Middletown town- Insofar as It deals with "non-con- ship was created recently by the that Red Bank needs to take ad- tion of the store on the 216x187. forming uses." vantage of present opportunities. foot property, which exists main- Middletown recreation committee, Th» planning board, In calling ly In the present business tone Philip H. Meyer of Beechwood effective Jan. 1. Mr. Moody, who dr., board chairman, read the pro- will receive 16.000 per year, ac- Jack W. Meetly for this meeting "paid us a fine but reaches Into the R-8 and R-Sposed amendment which waa pre- courtesy" and one she felt should residential zones. Meetings on cording to G. Paul Kennedy, be accepted. thia were held through the fall pared earlier by Borough Attor- chairman of the Middletown months. The resolution notes ney Leon Reussllle at the board's recreation committee, will be Cliriitmu Money Mr. Malehow said that, regard- that the neighborhood contains request. In essence, tha amend- responsible for the Organization less, "I want this held over." such other commercial buildings ment will curtail construction, ex- and supervision of all recreation For Reglater'a Newsies Councilman MaroM Hurley said as a gasoline station, cleaning tension and changes of "non-con- activities In the township. Today is the great day for the he would have to "check my cal- establishment, television shop, forming" uses after Feb. 1, IMS. The township recreation com- little army of Register newsies, endar" before he'd be ready to butcher shop, real estate office The measure Is due to be In- mittee wss appointed two years W or more, who will gather for take part In such a meeting. and a number of other stores. It troduced at council's meeting in ago snd since then has been en- their weekly allotment of Mon- Councilman Thomas F. Oakley also says that should Mr. Nan-January. gaged primarily In the establish- mouth County's Great Weekly, for suit: "I ilou't think I'll be here nlni develop "the rear portion of The board also discussed—but ment of playground snd recrea- on thla day they will receive from for it." Councilman Everett C. his property for permissible rest delayed action on—a proposal to tion facilities. Since being ap- The Register every penny they Bayi]ton gave the opinion that "H dential-5 uses" this "would not bechange the building code ordi- pointed the committee hns direct- take in from their sales as a won't hurt to wait." in the best interests of the bor-nance. That would change a light ed work on the 20-aere Lewis 8. Christmas gift. Mayor White had It put en ough and would result In a nar- Industry sons to a light Industry Thompson playground In Lincroft, This has bcon the policy of The record that "the mayor and coun- row dead-end street, 800 feet, and business zone In the south- and Bodman park on Naveslnk Register ever since the paper first cil do not feel it can attend a more or less In length." west section of the borough. The River rd., a 40-acre tract of which saw the light of day nearly SO special meeting" at the proposed 1 time. "Development and use of the borough engineer Is expected to 19 acres are In the final stages years ago. when the Idea was In- tract In question for supermar- define the exact area at the of development. augurated by the late John H. Observers thought there may board's January meeting. Tennla Court* at Navenlnk Cook, the paper's foumlor. • be a wish on the part of council ket purposes, with suitable off- At the suggestion of Kenneth I to hold off on any action regard- street parking areas and appro- Contracts have been awarded In order that there will be no | Ing the plan until after the first priate fencing and planting to L. Walker, Jr., a board member, for the construction of two tennis slipup in the true figures of Mr. Meyer is writing Michael A. courts In Naveslnk. The courts The Register's paid distribution - j of the year when George A. Gray screen the same from the resi- Slovak, chairman of the mayor's I will succeed Mrs. White as mayor. dential gonea abutting the rear will be constructed so as to pro- which is guaranteed by the Audit The eouncilmen and Mr. Gray are new Industrial development com- vide Ice skating rinks In the win Bureau of Circulations, a nation- portion of the tract would be In mittee, to invite him to the next all Republicans. Mrs. White Is a the best interests of the borough tor. Thi' five-acre Wllmorl park wide recognized firm of nccount- Democrat. and citizens thereof and would meeting. Mr. Meyer said Mr. Slo- in Fair View I* in the final stagea ants—I'ach boy will be compelled not tend to depreciate the resi- vak's views on the proposed new of development. to pay for his allotment in ad- Council acted to accept the dential properties , . ." said.the classification would be helpful to The committee has begun the vance to make sure that he has resignation of Frederick Forrest resolution. the planners. work of Improving five acres In not undersold them, after which i from the planning board. In a let- Port Monmouth and expects to this money will be immediately re- j ter expressing regret in leaving •Promotes Welfare' K.O.... Netke j what he said had been a "most There will be no garbage collections •tn n on two additional play- turned to him, and from then on. i enjoyable term In office," Mr. For- Board members also found that In the borough on Christmas day or grounds In Port Monmouth In th» all he takes In from hi.i aulos, In- New Tears dor. Garbage usually col- near future. Work also la pxpect- cluding his tip.i, will bo all his. i rest told of his interest in tha building the supermarket accord- lected Tuesdays will *e picked up on BIG«,1 street plan, calling it "the Ing to the submitted plans "would Wednesdays oi Ikes* weeks. ed to start In the near future It ia amazing to the publisher ; keystone and turning point Of lo- promote the general welfare of Albert A. Ken. Jr.. on a number of properties that how tho boys advunro their sales cal progress.' Borough Clerk. have been donated to th* town the community by lessening con- —Advert leeeaont. of tills issue before Christmas. gestion in 'he streets and by pro- ship by developers. T« All Rumwn Dec Owaers viding the maximum of opsn Market Ctsss. Formerly assistant director of Afiar Jan. I. 19:.;. it will ae illegal area light and air consistent with For your convenltaca. wo record the recreation for Plalnflelil. a post • INDEX In permit your ilos to run at larie la dally Stotk Market closa. To haar NEW SHRBWsBURY-Greund emony. On the other side of May- Mr. Connors. he held two and a half yearn, Mr. th* Horouifh of Runiion. Violators will appropriate utilization of the this market mums, call Long Branch Sponsored by Stop-N-Bave, Inc., b« Itrpnecntttl. premises to a far greater extent 1-4414. Thomson a McKlnnon. mom- breaking ceremonies for. one of or Rlgby is Murray Connors, Moody wt.i appointed Red Bank's Amuiwmriit* _ Albert A. Kttr. Jr.. btri of Naw York Stock Exchange, New Jersey's major new shopping Deal, owner of 8top-N-8ave and the new shopping center Is first recreation director In Sept., Birth* 3 Rorourh Clerk* than if the premises were fully Garfleld-Grant Hotel. Long Branch. N. head of tha Atlantic Appliance planned to include a host of othnr — Anverti»»meni utilised for purposes now permis- J.—Advertisement. centers, being sponsored by Btop- 19BB, at a salary of M.SOO per Church tt-t* company chain, and at the ex- retail businesses of all varieties, in- year. Hla current salary In Red sible" undsr the present zoning N-Save, Inc., were hold hers yes- Clamllifd _ WM» Typewriter Bargains. treme left, Is John Macaluso, At- cluding branches of some of' the Bank Is 15,100 per year. Mr KdltorliiU _.„ « All mtk#n naw and raeonditlnnaa* i ordinance. Llceeaco. terday on Shrewsbury ave., near lantic's merchandising director. nation's leading chain stores. i Alao atldlnii marhlnaa. Low a* 119.Re* Should the land be restricted Klihlns. hunting, clamming and bow- Moody Is a graduate of the Uni- Obltuarlen 10 | (iuarantiMl. Llhanl trade-in allow* and-arraw licenses: alto trout and rt. 35. The' flmt structure on the new Leaders In the manufacturing, versity of North Carolina where Old Time* « [ ance E«»y t»rmn, .^triiico't 111 Mea- to present rules for development, duck atamp*. Klilla'i. Broad and In the scene above, Mayo J, shopping center'* site here will be merchandlalrx, real estate and he excelled In track and waa mouth at KK d-0415, Na>t Ie Carl- the resolution said this "would Front its. Red flank.—Advertisement. ttoolal ...II tun theaur.- Advertisement. Lester Rlgby of New Shrewsbury, a 1100,000 building to house a new governmental fieldi took part in nouthern Intercollegiate high Sport* «-47 not only Impose undue hardship Buperama store which will be onetoday's ground breaking cere- upon the owner thereof" but Now York Twaplae Easreae second from right, and Gene Jump champion for two years. I will not be raa for ear 11.02 round Ulp. Fnquant aervi'fc n«nnl», Asbury Park, president of of tha largest appliance super- monies. Mr. and Mrs. Moody now are Uiurift ».Ml*Kti debu othtr than tt r. a fontraotacX hw would also call for "a piecemeal No parking problem. Economical FOB Genola Builders, Inc., the contrac- markets In the\ stats. This opera- The site offers parking |or more residents of Hillside si., Iftver RVUM eoll.otlon oil! b. mule Dec. IHlt time and sehedulo. IE l-jltl Ad»arJ IS IKI Jan : due to the holiday! — NglilU.. Joe II GfW (Continued ou ijjae) 1) tleMMat. I tor, grasp shovel to start the cer-tion wttt be uj^der the control of than 1,000 cars. Plan. AitYtrtliament. I Advertisement, t-ThurwUy. Dec. 20, 1956 RED BANK REGISTEB Playmakers Expand I>euin Honored at Testimonial Gavels Presented to Former Presidents Theatrical Program LONG BRANCH — A much' larger theatrical program tfcui was originally planned baa forosd Mayor Uninformed th* Flaymak«ra, nsw professional theater company getting ready la On Budget Talk* at the atrand theater bang Branch, to postpone their been daiag what Mayer Kntha- efflclal opening until Apr. M, to risk* Esha* White auggeated aaey allow time for attention to pro-de of ducting meetings toae t duction detail*. ap ass* year* badge*. Bus, ah* •, during the interim nimalasatl Moaday, aha, tha there will be continuing activities on their stage. The recent Broad- a* *ay way hit and forthcoming picture, VMsaliy the mayor la a tey "The Rainmaker," will be per- agaro a* aaca aaaasMaa, ssat formed Jan. 11, U and It, In three Mrs. WhHe, a Beaeecstvs, wtB preview partermane**, with full go oat ef cMta Jaa. 1, to he professional equity east Th* Play- Children's theater win A Oray. ~ plays during February and March, bath at the atrand, end In local schools, and Jass at speahinr for th* •:40, "which opened recently, will maa Harold B. WMtaats, continue frequently aa name Chairman, away e*t b artists become available. said th* aaaaees wlB be feeusd The full announced plans are la goad shape far 1W. Mrs. Presentation of gavelt to two former president! of the Red Bank Community the moat ambitious ever under- White said eh* may eaH a ba*V *x*curiva eommitte* highlighted Tuesday night's meetino of tlta eommitte* in tha tenier taken by ui ouU>f-New Tork get nsaoMag as* If se, wU la- theater, possibly th* start of a vlte Mr. Oray to astead. high school. Abov*, Mn. Pator Kosachek, immediate past president, ractivai har f aval national theater pattern. Harvay 0. Louin, taxond from loft, who raiignati roconMy at m*9ittrata ef Shrawi- from Willard F. Browning, director of tha school, and Willii C. Conovar, second from Two plays, running concurrently bury tewnihtp, It thawn with tawmhip officials at tattimonial dinner given in hit honor right, who tarvad at praiidant from I'S3 to 195$, accepts his gavol fram William J. with each othsr, over each three- TuauJay night at th* Shacjowbrook, Shrawi bury. Othtri pictured era, left to right, MM. week period, will provide both Keansburg Plans Brannan, currant praiidant. At tha buiinan Miiion, plant wara discussed for tha na«t variety of stage far* and excel ARM C. Switak, townthip cltrk, Conimittaaman Joiaoli H. Jordan, Committeeman Vor. lamattar, which begim Fab. 4. Walcomtd at new mamkart of tha committaa wara Mr*. of psrformanc*. Different IMM E. Flold an*J Julius F. Friekal. chairman «f th* townthip eommiHaa. Tha dinner was oasts, allowed a fun tare* weeks' Sale of Bonds Staphan W. Guty, Littla Sltvar, and Carl Kudintki, Eatontown. Anothor naw mambar, rehearsal each under this pl! KBANSBURO - Sat* ef baoda givan by tha townthip •fflclali. Richard Schmidt, Littla Silvar, wat unabla to bo praiont. will perform th* two plays. One totailtnc HOMO to cover water will be shown on Wednesday, Thursday, Saturday and Sunday mente and a hatch erosion con- Santa lo Arrive evening*. Th* other on Tuesday trol project waa authortaad by COUNTY BIRTHS Jaycees Launch aad Friday evenings, plus Sunday borough council Tunday night Mr. and Mrs. Pator j At A. H, Harbor Clam Draggers, Watch Out! Priests Schedule matin**. The water aad sewer lew* wal of Belthaw aye., Shrewsbury ATLANTIC mOHLANM — There will be Broadway, Holly- amount to 140,000 aad beech ere* townshle, are parent* of a ion, Luggage Drive wood and TV stars frequently ap- •on bond* ww bs for #40,100. Both bora Thunday at Flthin boapitel. tt la this haraagh waa predlrt- Midnight Masses pearing tn roles particularly suit- latuaa wen author**** hi July . Mr, and Mr*. Frank Steekhahn od by Mayor WaMrea P. BatNh The areaier Red Bank Junior The State Is Out After You ed to theli aMUUei. The bonds win b* dated Fob. U,af Bdlaen avs. Maw Shrewsbury, Chamber of Commerce today an- Midnight maases will b« eah- last vreak, wttt arrtv* at the nounced the launching of "Opera- brated in Catholic churches In Th* naw stage, now under eotv INT, and dote of the receipt at are parante ef a aon, born Wed- ~ ~ ulaa SL kgM«aht)4«r TRENTON—Tht state decided this vicinity to mark The F»aat atrueUaa. la a combination ef bit* wM ba determined later, nesday «t tut wash at Monmoutb . at It. «. tion Helpful," a drive to collect Monday to crack down on dun at The Nativity. Music Circus, Shakespeare, aad Th* erosion band* w*H com th* Memorial haapltal. After reeetvUg the hey toih * luggsg* for lisa by Hungarian Atlantic Doublet mugh'* shar* of a •rejected refugees now arriving; In America. fishermen who use power Imple- At St James, Red Bank, there legitimate theater. It win feature Mr. aad Mrs. Jamss H. Oaoi ef otty from Cwusellmaa Harry B. menlm tor harvesting In New Jer- Handling of Mail three-dimensional effects, electron- •100,000 boaoh AH program. ThaIvaratt rd., Xayport, are parente Martha, Santo wtn distribute Robert Viscount, Jaycet presi- will be tanChristma s mat***, be- water and sewer bonds on to dent, said th* Hungarians at sev's tidal mttn. ginning with a solemn high mas* Ically-oontrolled lighting, apron- of a daughter, born Thursday at eaady eaaes to the haadred* ef From now on, it rulid, "any per- COLT'S NICK — type platforms at varied l*v*h, finance work already undertaken Meamouth Mtmorlal hoepitei present nesd no further donations William Miles said yesterday at midnight. Low maatts will be and being carried en temporary t h to ef clothing, tine* great quantities •on found operating or *v*n pos- and rear-ecreen projection. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bennett ef MS aWnVfei* Hw WlB that Us «As* will hands* la- offered at «, 7, I, I. 10 and 11 notee. The two t**u** wat nn- already have been amassed, What seeslng" rath equipment for UUgal o'clock In th* church, aad at 9, Plays ohostn for th* ftrat 1* Richard tor, Mlddletown, are par- laav* th* harbor to vlatt shot- harvesting will have hit license mming aad eotgalag mall aa a weeks of the, proposed 40-week the municipal gov*rnment'a •ate of a daughter, bom Thurs- they do need, he said. Is luggsg* twlofa-day eervie* beets treat tt and 11 o'tloek In Rsd Bank only debt other than that for taa t* the btreugh. to carry clothing to their new revoked. Catholic Mfh school's auditorium. Include: "But Stop," to day at MMimouth M*merlal hos- Th* decision ni banded down flttW Ml* TIM MW V0WWS HBBBWMS) be teamed with "Oh Men, Ohparking meter*, officiate tald. pital. hornet. Saturday aad win be caathm- At It. Anthony's, Rsd Bank, Council received th* UN audit Frank Fish was named chair- In a resolution by the Atlantic Rev. Juniper Carroll, A Franels- Women}" "The Glass Menagerie" Mr. aad Mrs. John Thompson Coatt lection of the Shell Flih- sa and George Bernard Shaw's "Th* from WHItim A. Sternkopf, Jem* man of tht luggag* campaign. He Mall will arrive at the peat ean priest, will preach th* sermon City, and ordered lte luminary of Port Menmouth are parente of All Aliens Must Issued an appeal to th* public arlei council, prohibiting ue* of at the midnight mas*. Doors to Devil's Disciple;" Noel Coward's a eon, barn. Friday at Maamouth equipment which tend! "to dam- at »:M a. m. aad (40 p. Private Uv*t" and Arthur publlsh*d Dec. 37. Among th* of the area to donate any luggag* • ra. and wlU leave for euepatah M tha church will open at 11 p. m., several reownmendotlons ef theMemorial bespttal. that can be spared. All who can age the bed* and to deitroy Im- with choir eelectlons scheduled Milter's "A View From Th* mature dame." tt a. m. aad S:M p. m. dally, Bridge;" "Olgi" and Molten'* "A auditor wa* en* that th* borough Mr. aad Mrs. Donald Thomas of File Addresses participate in tha drive have been he said. Until Saturday, the takll until tha start of mass. Other tax map bt brought up to date. Brainard eve., Port Monmouth, aiked to contact Thomas M. Gop. Commlaeloner Joseph E. Mc- masses win be at T, a, a, 10 aadHusband Defeated." and Jean W. J. Wyneh, acting district Lean of the BUte Department of athththa* kakBlalls«*f !• tMBsfsaB A*>jBfBilsBM Paul Sartre's "No Beit," with the The liquor Meant* of the Bark- are parent* of a son. born Friday director at the Newark offlee of sill, Jr., Red Hill rd., Mlddletown. fBWVl avaWIHBW Ism SlHi eBBB^IwVJWBBa 11 o'clock. at Menmouth Memerlal hospital. Conservation and Economic De- •ace a day. urrent Broadway hit, "Thshia n hotel, 41 Hneview av*, the Immigration and naturalisa- Jayeee members will pick up the velopment made the nwlution Atltntte township ha* n* loeal Th* Church of the Nativity In Matchmaker." pravtoualy held by Helen Hal*y, Mr. and Mrs. Dominie Laurlno tion service, estimated today that gifts at the donors' homes over public today, noting that Iti pro- dcUverjr service. Intawlug mall Fair Haven will have maaaas at ww transferred to John WoW, af Center st, Oceanport, er* par- 180,000 aliens will report their the week-end, and deliver them to vlalona were made effective Dec. Is received In rental ban* at midnight and T, I, », 10 and 11 South River. AoUon on transfer ents of. a son, barn Friday at Mon- addresses in th* New Jersey dis- Camp Kilmer, headquarters for 17. 'cloth, of the Copa lounge lleenas from mouth Memorial hospital. trict during January under th* the Incoming refugees. Mrs. Steelman Cop*, Inc., to Ralph E. Barman, Mr. and Mrs. Jamtt Martin of ftderal allan addreta report pro- Mr. Viscount said: "We, th*' Rita 'Rocking Chain' TrMuam at It Cathsriat/a Ul Main at, was delayed until RuUedge dr., Mlddletown, an par- gram. people of th* Red Bank area, The resolution alme specifically At St. CatktriM's church In next Thunday. Council wal meet ante of a eon, born Saturday at ar* going to do our best to help Promoted to VP Monmouth Memorial hospital. The immigration official said against the uae of eo-called rock- last Kcansburg, a trlduum to the Names Church at 1 p. m. that day to conduct that 1W.516 aliens reported their this critical situation. Thia Is th* ing dredgei on public clam beda Infant Jesus of Praque will begin year-end busre***. Copa lounge Mr. and Mr*. John O. Schanck season for giving. These people FREEHOLD-The Weil Of Mr* ef Bern tt, Haslet, are parente addneses during January, ltM. In the tidal waters. Theee dredges Saturday. It wilt be conducted by Nida B. Btoelman of Batontown, is on the Beachway at Carr av*. The announcement followed a gave their all In the name of free- are drawn by powerboat* andBy Dictaphone Rev. Joseph DtFaslo, a New Tork Appointment of 14 epecid police of a son, born Sunday at Mon- dom. Let us do all we can to who died Nov. 3S, was among mouth Memorial hospital. itate-.ent from Washington In drag aoft clam* from the beds. FAIRFIELD, Conn.—Frederick city redumportist, who will preach those died for probate th* peat officer* and seven special omoen which Immigration and Natural- help them, and welcome them Tile claim are drawn to or near W. Roberts of this place, son ofat I a. m. Saturday, Sunday and without pay for 1*87 waa eon- Mr. and Mrs. Frank Blllero of to this great country." the surface by meug of a jetting week In/the office of Surrogate Seventh at, Atlantic Highlands, isation Commlstlonsr J. M. Swing County Attorney Howard W. Monday for children and at t a". Edward C. Brosg*. flrowd. Special poito* received estimated that more than 3,750,000 action of the propeller* or out-Roberts of New Monmouth, last alack those nlghte (or adults. Rev. f 1M per working hour this year. are parante of a aon, born Sunday aliens In th* United States will board motors which are rigged to week was elected vie* president, Theddtus J. Wojelehowiet, paster, Mrs. Steelman left $1,000 toth *Their salary i* att up In th* an- at Monmouth Memorial hospital Wooden (ramet and skids. Eatontown Methodist church "tor report their address next month tn thug* of engineering, of the Witt ofltr a solemn high maaa at nual salary ordinance. Special of- Mr. and Mr*. Dwtght Fraxe* of in compliance with tha law. Road Payment Jet-dragging already it against Dictaphone Corp. He has been as- midnight Low masses will be Improvement purposes." She aloft ficer* without pay an employed BeUhaw av*, Shrewsbury town- the law. sociated with tha company tine* offered at 7, a, • and 10 o'clock, left $l,00o each to Mn. Halm and paid by private interests. ship, are parante of a daughter, Commissioner Swing said that Cramer, a niece, and Nathan born Sunday at Maamouth Mo- with fsw exceptions every alien The fisheries council Introduced 1M1. with another high mass at 11. Letts; »60O to a niece, Jean Stew- Th* special! named are Bar- in the United States mutt rsport Plan Adopted the crack-down reaolution at St. Ann's, Keansburg, and Holy nard A. Balehus. Arthur Buarht*. mortal hospital. meeting at the Tims River court- art, and |M to anotter niece, Mil- hi* address to th* service under SHREWSBURY - Mayor and Family, Union Beach, each will dred Lett*. Th* rest will ba Sr., David Carman, Richard A. Mr. aad Mrs. Leopold Oallino of the provisions of tha Immigration house Nov. 12. It seta out these have maases at midnight and at Jeessn, Thomu XaUowakt, WH- Ntwman it, West Keansburg, are council adopted a resolution Tues- rules: shared by Mn. Cramer and Mia. and Nationality aet day night to i>ay for the Monroe ~, S, I, 10 and 11 o'clock. Cramer's daughter*. Main* Cram- Uam H. Xryacnakl, Jr., Aloyelu* parente ef a daughter, born Thurs- "No person ihall transport on Martoy, WUbur J. Plater, Edward day at Rlverview hospital. Mr. Wynch said that all non-avs. Improvement through two Masses at Church of the Pros- er end Joan Amoco*. cltlxens except those tn diplomatic note* of $5,600 each. any boat at any time—nor shall Ions Blood, Monmouth Biacb, will Plunkett, 'Irving Bptshnan, John Mr. aad Mr*. Anthony Csprig- any person nave In his or her pos- Mn. Myra W. Quire of Long T. Crorekl, Jotjeph F. ~ ma of Sycamore av*., Ihrswt- status, foreign representative* as- Council made the payment out be at midnight and 7, », » Ma Branch, who died Nov. », left slgntd to th* United Nations, and session on any boat, wharf or 10 o'elotk. Cheater O. Caiman and Joeaph bury, are parante ef a wo, bern of currant funds and now will Is- elsewhere at any Urns—an Imple- stock tn HeMycMp, Inc., anWd. Fechar. Bpteiali without pay Thursday at Rlverview hospital. Mnucan national contract la- sue notes to reimburse the cur- ment commonly known aa a rock- Two la John auire company to her sons, named wore John CahM, UopoM Mr. and Mrs. John Kelly of borers an raqulnd to «« th* ad- rent funds. Ing chair dredge nor any modifica- John and James Quire. A V. OHIhM. Henry L. Jwasilyn, Frost Orel* Middlctown. are par- dreas report. *« addsd that any There Is no Interest on th* tion thereof designed and con- Rev. Joaeph A. Sullivan, pastor Helen Woodhouse, w* receive •lien who w Jfully violate* th* of Holy Croat and Holy Rotary Joaeph Scon, David WHaon, Thorn- ents 1 a daughter, bora Friday notes, which are Issued by the structed for the purpose of catch- HOC Jewelry will be shared byaa WHBM and Harry O. Hew*a. at Rlvervitw hospital. address report requirement may council instead of Interest-bearing ing and taking clstns and/or shell- churches to Rumson, has ached- two daughters, Mary Shannon and be fined up to WOO. imprisoned for uled midnight mattes for both An amended sajpHcation of «M Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Stover of bonds. The governing body will flsh... Margaret Hughes, and two grand- Now Potat Comfort flr* oompany Salisbury av*., Bait Keansburg, M days, and deported. then buy up Its own notes, In- churches. Other mass*! will be daughters, Tvontw dulr* aad Par Possession la Vltfcatlaa celebrated at Holy Croat at 7. t tor Sunday Mngo gene aarmtte an parents of a aon, born Friday In addition, aliens who an not stead of placing them on public, tricla Shannon. The rest goes to for January «u approved. Tht at Mvenrtew hospital. In the United States during Jan- •ale. and U o'elotk, Th* other mast atr other ehildran, Mary Shannon, "Possession of a rocking chair at H«iy Rosary will be at 8:*0 w are to bs oanduoted at the Mr. and Mn. Jama* Clayton of uary must rsport their addressee Mayor John H. Hawkins said dredf* or any modification there- Margaret Koghat, Burton Outre Street fire nmm. The oom- to th* strvlc* within tea days o'clock. and DontM Outre. Palmar at, Belford, an pannte the system la "proof of the wis- of... shall constitute prima facia pany was unahtt to make arrange- ef a daughter, bern Friday at after their nturn. dom of oounotl in avoiding th* •vldence of the violation of this In Eatoatown, Rev J. Frederick Marie Dowsing of Xeaaabuis, ment* for us* of Balbaeh'* audi- Th* acting district diractor said regulation. Child, pastor of »t Dorothea's, Riverview hospital. •tiff rate of public financing." who died CX*. U, left her estate torium, aa previously planned, Mr. and Mn. Leula Ferrlee of that address report eardt will ba He called the method "sound." "Possession of any outboard mo- ha* announced that the doora of to har ehlWren. Mafest Brenner, Richard A. Jeaasa, tettot borough avallaW* at the Immigration Serv- tor connected or fastened In any the church will ba closed once tht Edwmrd Dowung aad Jeaa Dowf- dark, reported. Sunday binge was Sylvia tor., New Monmouth, an In other action, Councilman ssatlng capacity for midnight pannte of a aan, bora Friday at ice offlee, 1004 Broad at, Newark, Robert R. drahaiu reported that way to any wood framework and lagallatd here by recent council Mvarvlaw hoapltal. and at United States post offlee* th* underground storm sewsrs In skids or any outboard motor at- mass has been reached. This It The nspectlve widow* wit re- aoUon sit th* request at the are beginning Jan. t tached to any other device, where- Baeasaary, ha explained, becauseceive the estate* of AaUieay Mr. and Mra Jann Marks af Monroe ave. have been cleared of by the outboead motor and attach- of th* church's six*. Othw maasei XreUmtr of MaUwan township, RldgMrocd «**, Leoaarde, an debris, planks and a baby car- ment are an effective apparatus will be celebrated at 7:10, •:«), wfco died Nov. ft; Donate Cervel- pareate ef a sen, bora Saturday riage and tn no longer dogged. for tha Jetting of soft clams .. . •:M and 10:10 o'eleck. Uno of ItoatioM, woo died Dae. g, at RlvervUw hotpltal . H* also commented on the A graduate of a T Council te H*Mr Delay Opening "good-looking" Christina* tree shall constitute prime facia evi- high school aad Harvard waiver- • *££? *f* * '"•fPetuel R*lpand James r. McKMtriek at Union Mt. and Mn. Aubrey Oell'Om* dence of the violation.' hi Highlands, there will be maaaoe Beach, who died Dae. «. (Continued fnt» Fa* U of Park ave, Rumaon, are par- decorations on the corner of Bye- i slty, School at Engineering, Mr. at midnight and I, », io and 11 ente ef a son. barn Saturday at amor* ave. and Broad st The council resolved that, un- Roberts la married to th* farmer Anna Mart* Juhl of Ktyport, uneatlsfactery uUliiaUen" af thte Of Capehart Bids o slockslock, Rlverview hospital. En-eetls Loot der tha law, It "shall revoke tha Dorothy Allan, daughter of Mrs. who died Nov. U, lest his estate tract The decision found this license of any person found * K«ypa»t, Km. to a niece, Jeaaotte A. Juki. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Sacco of NEW TORK CITT-Th* open- Mr. Hawkins, however, said the Ida Allen, now of FalraiM, and Cern*lliie J. property t* b* on* calling tor guilty" or violating th* rulat and tha lato George Altm of Had Kane, pester, re- Robert P. Fiynn of Long "spedei owuldentfloa and treat- Brack av*., UtUe Silver, an par- ing of bids for the construction of affect of the tree Is being lost, "may thereafter prohibit th* Issu- ports that »oo tickets-tat Branch, who died Nov. M. left ment to insun lte use in aueh a ante of a daughter, born Saturday 1» Capehart housing unite at sine* the Bell Telephone company ance of any such license to such They have two chlldrtn, Howard chureh't capacity—hav* been 11,000 to a sister, Helen Memln. manner a* will not detrimentally at RlvtrvUw hospital. Fort Monmouth has btsn post- »•»»•) «P »t*«t on a pole where person for a period of Urn* aa It Allan Robert*, a tophomors at far attendance at mid- Th* rut gaaa to another sister, afl*et" tha nstdantlal aonot "but Mr. aad Mra. Raymond Eekert poned from today until nest work b taking place. ahull ta." Harvard university, aad PhUlp night mate than. Othtr masact NoreFtyati. permit natonabl* aad practica- of Koypert rd., Mew Monmoutb, Thunday at t p. at, Tha Register "Tou can't see th* who)* tn*« Richard Robert wj»bt at T, «, t, io aad U *. Chaitaa H. Otagrtoa of Treehold, ble utilisation of the tract" Thaare pareate af a daughter, ben teamed yesttrdty. he .aid. "Maybe wo can do some- who died Dec S, Mt hit *at«tevariant* appUeatton wa* wllad Saturday at Rrmvtaw hotpttei The bid* will bt opened at tha thing about It" to a son, Stacy Clayton. Mr. aad Mra. S*ym«ur Lcwry ** Mer M MMM* on* offend la pubUe intereete* Offlee of th* N*w Tork district Borough Engineer Otis R Sea. Court Upholds Atlantic Weighs that "can be granted without tub- 1 Mener pkwy, Uaeroft, an of Army Engineers at 11 Eaat man of Long Branch said the BMMM midnight matt at etonUal detrimtnt to th* publle •araaii of a daughter, bora Sun- mayor would probably get no sat- Collector Post Mary's, New Monmouth, n™. Police Probe Two day at lUyerview aeapltol. Th* entire project which will Isfaetloa from tht telephonecom - Auto Sale Law other maaaes will be attend Mr. and Mra. Fred Hlllman bt constructed In th* Camp Wood pany. Christmas day. They will be atSaturday, Thefts tt wu rM0lv*d that th* board TRENTON— Toe law banning COLT'S NOOK—Mayer Harry "recommend and It does heartily•own* rd., MMdtetown, an r ^ section ef tht post, along tlnton "They'll probably tell you It A. Isaacs, Jr., said last night that ?, a, a, io and 11 o'clock in th* aHRBWSBURT - Police here ante af a daughter, ban Sit lay av*., it expected to coat between will interfere with the Installa- the Sunday sales of automobile* church and at S:1B. i:l», 10:lo aw reeomnwod" that th* vutuc* b* was unanimously upheld by th*>Mrs. Ann Wyu* of Vanderburg, are investigating thefts which granted, provided th* ahtelding at Rlvarvlsw hospital. $1,100,000 to $1,710,000 th* Army tion of th. dial system," he said. who has been setlv* In local Re- U o'clock in th* school auditor- ooeurred Saturday night at Red fane* »o up, th*r* ba no Havarink Mr. aad Mr*. David Conn- .y Mr. Hawkins was not passed, Supreme court In a decMon ren- ium. dered her* Monday against publican affairs for a numbsr Bank Tire company on Shrews-ave. *iU-*ntr*n«* and that that* of dark av*., Union Baach, an Construction it expected to be-nowever. of years, "la on* of three per- Rev. J. Nowak, paster ef St.bury av*. and at Bright Acres, rt. will be two exit-entrance open- pannte of a daughter, twm Mon- gin In February, under the juris- "Ill chick with them anyway," Vnnmmith county auto firm. tons being considered for apdebriefs- , Bradtvtlt, and lte ml*- day at Rtvervtew heopttal. Tb6 8-0 vole of the state's hlsrtl- Ings on River rd., at th* north- diction of Army engtneere. pointment as township eeUsetor." aloa ehurebai, report* there will Th* tin company hat frequent- Mat and wuthwaat ends af th* Mr. and Mr*. Charlat Brahney Tha project will provide housing A letter wa, tKtlvtA tnm Ed- est court reversed two pnvioui Th* mayor said this In response be tare* midnight maaaes ly undergone breakings and en- property. of Rlvarvtow av*, Rumaon, arefor post military pcnonnsl, tha win R. R*td of SO Jamas st decisions by Superior Court to questions aitar The Register throughout hi* parish. At 8t Ga-trie., ana Saturday's Job was of pannte at a daughter bora Mon- F»rt Monmouth public informa- «>«»Wn|r th. borough coiinall ana Judges Howard Ewart and John heard that Mn. Wyll* would be briel's, masM* will be at midnight th* tune pattern a* thoss which Cam far Vtattag day at Rhrerrlew hoapitaX w* shade tret commission "lor Orimshaw, Jr., which had called y tion omce said. named t succeed WalteWltr D and 7 and I:M o'clock. At Strecently pneeded It Bart on a Th* r*oomm*ndaUon *lio can* Mr. and Mrs. Paul Anderson of Already located at Fort Mon- your co-operation In having trees the auto sales law unconstitu- Fields, his Catherine's, Evwett, mssses will wtaoow In th* rear of tht build- for planting of gran and shrub- Chapel Hill rd., Mlddlatown town- planted on James st." tional. , , who tuneed In h ing were bant and th* window mouth I* a Wherry housing pro- i be at midnight and • and 10 o'- bery to a depth of U f **t tram•hip, an parante of a aon, bom J*et, aaprestly for th* us* of.,.T!S? "a*1*™* was adjourned un- The law had been challenged by thresignatio* pott nfo rNov M . years1* afte. r holding clock. At Bt John'*, Marlboro, cracked to permit the burglars to the preatnt rear Um, In th* nat- Monday at Rlverview hospital til Dec, 37. unlock a catch and lift out th* military personnel, as well aa se- Gundaktr Central Motors, Inc., Mayor Isaacs said he wanted manes will be at midnight aad 10 dential aon*. But than ate* Mr. aad Mrs. Harry Hengartnir lected government civilians. Belmar. and two dealer* In to make It clear that "prior to •'clock. window. At Bright Acrei, a tour- would bt a number of evergmn of lutuwt pi., Kiaaaburg, art par- Bergen county. Oundaker Motors our reorganisation meeting, no At St Mary's, Colt's Neck foot high rubber "Rudolph, th*trtet which, whin grown, will anti af a daughter, born Tuesday Hurt in Crash, had contended that th* stato hurt appointment can be mad* tor th* masses will be at midnight and Red Noted Reindeer" was taken form "an •ffMt|v*aor**n"b*tw**a at RHrarvltw fiotpttal. parents of a sen, born yesterday •ingied out the automobile Indus- from in front jf the store. th* store and neighborhood bomta. 4 coming year and none will." H*at I:M and 10:10 o'clock. The mis- Mr. and Mr*. Alien OroUu* of at RlvarvUw hoapltal. try for regulation while allowing did say that the name of Mrs.sion church, St Mary The As- It direct* that parking tot light* Mr. aad Mm. Harry Jester of Driver Fair' other enterprises to trad* freely shall not be played upon the Xaaaath tor., Middlctown, an par- Wyll* was "among those now be- sumption of Freeweod Acr«s, will ent* af a daughter, born Tuesday Union RW rd., Roberteville, an ATLANTIC TOWN8H1P—Lout* on Sunday. ing cenildered by the committee have mtsaea at midnight and at homes but confined to tha tot pannte of a aon, born yastsrday The opinion of the court, writ- 2 Fined $81 and that th* let mutt bt k*pt at Monmouth Memorial hospital Cauiby of the Marlboro rd, Free- for this important post • aad 10 o'clock. •••"«• Mr. aad Mrs. Oeerg* MeCaHum at Monmouth Memorial hospital. held, who suffered leg, hip and ten by Chief Justice Arthur T. The mayor said there will ba dear ef refut* and ttacki af sup- Mr. and Mrs. Richard Murray Vanderbllt, declared that the state plies. of Hooper eve., Atlantic High- h*td Injuries early Monday morn- no reorganisation meeting New By Edwardsen land*, an parante of a aon, born of Bayaid* dr., Atlantk Highland*, Ing when hie car left the road, hit* an "absolute right" to pre-Tears day, but one may be on th* Middlctown Squad Mr. Davtdton, In an Intervtew, Tu«*day at Menmouth Memorial an parente of a daughter, born was reported In fair condition this vent ear sales on Sundays and afternoon of Wednesday or Thurs- EATONTOWN—Two motorist* Mid there has been no attempt hospital. yseterday at Monmouth Memor- morning at Monmouth Memorial ha* the power to enact "alt man- day, Jan. 2 or t. Asoiiti at Birth were flntd a tote) ef Ml here this by the stors Interest* yet to ei- Mr. aad Mra. Jcseph SMfftrt of ial hoapHal. hospital. ner of laws" In the Interest of week by Acting Magistrate Peter ther hav* the permanant plan* Mr. and Mr*. Oaorge Hepp of the common good. The prohibi- MIDDUBTOWN - The Fair J. Edwardsen. Oardtn rd., Shrewsbury, an par- According to state police at Santa to Arrive drawn nor hav* blot tektn "ba- enu of a daughter, born Tuwday Ridge rd., Rumaon, an parents of Shrewsbury, Mr, Cuisby waa tion pertains to used can as well Vltw Brit aid squad was ertdlted caus* all of this It vary expan- a son, born ysstarday at Mon- a* now cars. with a stork assist Tuesday whan T »«">• <* » C«nt.r at., at Monmouth Memorial hospital. traveling east, on the Freehold-' At Fair Haven Sunday It helped in tht delivery of a son Wddletown, waa fined (I for not sive and we wanted to be sun, Mr. and Mra. Wade Dym of mouth Memorial hospital. Colt's Neck rd., apparently fell FAIR HAVEN—Santa Cl»us born to Mr. and Mrs. Francis having a registration In hi* pet- (Irst, that th* officials would ptr- •dgmara dr., Btlford, an par- Mr. and Mr*. Harry Branson of a*l**p. Hts ear, a 1087 model, ran 7 Summoned, will arrive at th* flr* house on Bsrgin at their home, W Locust aission and ISO for careless drlv- mlt us to build." ^ ante af a aon, born Tuesday at Compton tt., Belford, are parent* off th* left side of the road, av*. inr. A fine of 160 for driving with- Th* Davidsons » year ago also Monmouth Memorial hospital. of a ion, bom ytatorday atMon jumped a ditch, struck and River rd. Sunday at 1:10 p. m. an out a license was suspended when None Appear will distribute gifts to children Arthur Sudan and William Bed acquired property along Broad Mr. and Mrs. Henry Coffty of mouth Memorial hoepHsi. sheared off a tree and smashed Morris convinced the court he st., Red Bank, for th* building of Maid* ter, Mlddletown, are par- Mr. aad Mrs. Sejnuei Marino of Into a concrete pillar/ WAYSIDE—Magistrate Walter of the borough at a party spon- ford responded to a call from the had filled out an application for N. Cebb held court last night, but sored by the lire company. home and found that It was too a stor* II and when tht Rtdante of a aon, bern yesterday at Watt Washington av*., Atlantic The tree fell on the car and a license, but had not mailed It Bank planning board adopt* a Monmouth Memorial hospital. Highlands, an putntt of a ton, all seven motorists scheduled to Trucks equipped with loud- lato to remove the mother to aJoseph Boldlng of 27 Willow it., pinned Mr. Causby inside. State appear for motor vehicle sum- hospital, They notincd police, matter plan for Broad it. bud- Mr. and Mr*. Roy Winan* of born yesterday at Moamouth Me- Trooper Ralslgh Knapp and msm- speakers will canvass the borough Red Bank, paid |6S for permitting nsss dsvelopment and th* mayor morial hospital. monses failed to appear, en hour before Suite's arrival to who were unsuccessful tn tale- Morris io operate his car with- True* pi., Mlddlttown, an par- bers of tht New Shrewsbury first There were three state troopers announce the party. phone efforts to reach nine local and council then Implement it ante ef a daughter, bom Tuesday Mr. and Mr*. Spencer Bamuel- aid squad nagged a pawing trailer out a license. by a chang* In toning, from rosl- at Rlv*rvlew hospital. son of Brookild* rd., BeJford, are truck which pulled the tree off the and on* local policemen on hand. Roy Nelson la chairman of th*doctors. After th* child, weigh- Louise Curley, ScobtyviMe, was If the lines arsnt rscelved In te-flr* company commute* In chug* ing ssven pounds, 1JH ounces, dsntlal to business. Action li Mr. and Mrs. Francis Daughtn- pannte of a aon, born yesterday car and enabled the men to free fined |W for having flotltloui this rtgard Is ttlll ptndlng. baugh of Seventh it, Belfora, are at Monmouth Memorial hoepitei. Mr. Cautby. day* mall, warrants wlU be la-of tht party. Candy will be dis-was born, the squad look mother plates on her car. Vernon Boyc* med for the arreet of three New- tributed by firemen and members and Infant to Rlverview hospital parente af a son, born Tuesday Mr, and Mrs. Louis LoStllo of Th* Injured man was taken to of Long Branch wat lined |Ju Ac l 1 1 1 whM at Rlverview baapltal. Btachway, Keanaburg, an parents Hasard hospital. Later he waa arfe driver* and others in Orange, of the flr* company's ladltt' where both w*ra reported "doing for fictitious platet and fs fori i i*5' J *! ' "» heUtttr Woedbrldie, Avon and Denvlll*. auxiliary. nne.l Mr. and Mrs. William Bonnsr of a ton, bom yaatordiy at Rlvtr- transferred to Monmouth Memor- driving an unregistered vehiels. tkelr «4«srtlseis (er *w tlirs«-e.**r- vjaw bjoaplta). ial hoapltal. I | T tsrs el a teatuty,—A" •• af Oesan av*.. Union Beaoh, ar* School Addition Hearing Set Yule Auto Students Make Tour of County Seat RED BANK REGISTER Thundtv, Dec. 20, 1956—3 Set Jan. 3; Vote Jan. 8 Deaths at 20 Roles of American Red Cross TRENTON— The New Jersey State Safety council estimates WEST LONG BRANCH — The' that 20 lives will be lost in traffic In Hungarian Relief Told •choc* board Tuesday night iet accidents on New Jersey's streets Thursday, Jan. S, as tie date ot and highways during the forth- •4- a public hearing on plans to Expenditure coming Christmas holiday week- SHREWSBURY—The responsi- build a $600,000 addition on the end. More than 1,100 persons also bility of the Red Cross in the locust Avenue school. are expected to suffer various de- Hungarian relief program was $745,000 Bonds The session will be held at the Program Set grees of injuries In traffic mis- itresaed in a statement released Community Center itarttnf at haps during the period from 6 this week by the Monmouth coun- 1:30 p. m. NEW SHREWSBURY — Plan- p. m. Friday to midnight Tuesday. ty chapter here. ning board voted last night to Sold by County Earlier that evening the board The estimates, the council empha- The Austrian government, it plan for inclusion in next year's was explained, asked the League FREEHOLD -The county sold will meet at the Locust Avenue budget funds for the study and sizes, are based on the records school to go over and live ten- of past years a.nd are not Intend- of Red Crosa societies to super- (745,000 worth of general tmprove. possible adoption of a capital ex- vise and cOHordinate relief to the ment bonds yesterday to finance tative approval to its 1957-58 penditure program in connection ed to show the number of persons school budget. who will be killed or injured, but refugees in Austria. Supplies from its share of the cost in building with Uie borough's master plan. the Monmouth Beach-Sea Bright The public hearing !• prepara- rather the numbers «ho may be 40 different Rod Crow societies No figure as to the exact cost arc stockpiled in Austria for dls- sea wall and the purchase of vot- tory to a referendum to take of the program was made known illled If drivers and pedestrians place from 2 to 9 p. m. Tuesday, hrJiav? as thsy have in past years. tribution to Hungary and to ing machines. —although the planning board refugees in Austria. The league The bonds were purchased by Jan. S, on the addition question. will meat In special session Jan. During the past six years 116 The voting will be at borough persons lost their lives in traffic is dependent on the other Red the Freehold Trust company and 30 to further discuss the plan with Cross societies for the money and three New York city firms in a haB, the Community Center and the Morrow Planning Associates accidents In New Jersey during No, 1 Are house, Christmas holiday week-end per- supplies essential to the opera- olnt bid for »74o,Wo. They will ot Rldgewood, creators of the tion. carry a 3.40 per cent Interest rate. local master plan. iods. In the six years there were 1* War Classrooms four three-day and two four-dny The Red Cross has accepted Of the money, $327,000 will go A major subdivision was responsibility for operating two toward payments for the sea wall, The school addition calls for granted Riverdale estates, which Christmas holiday week-ends. In the nation during the same period, camps near Salzburg, Austria. In which the county and state are tht building of 13 classrooms, an will construct a housing develop- building on an even share of cost all-purpose room and other fa- >om 1950 to 1955 inclusive, a total all, 20,000 to 50.000 refugees will ment On IS lots located on River- be cared for In the Austrian, baais. The bonds also will pas elllties. dale ave. of 3,160 immediate deaths were recorded during Christmas holi- camps. $354,000 for voting machines. Other At Tuesday's meeting, the Planning board informed An- improvement items were linked board accepted the resignation of day week-ends. Studies by the The Red Cross i» providing gelo Zanetti of rt. 33 that it can- teams of recreation and welfare into this bonding. Mrs. Jute W, Schaefer, art not grant a zoning change for a National Safety council show that teacher. Blbert X. Hoppehstcdt. the number of Immediate deaths staffs on three U. S. Navy trans- Two Bids Rejected motel building project he is plan- port ships, bringing refugees to the principal, said the teaching ning on rt. 33, although it did recorded each year is increased Rejected were Ihe combined bid of art will and when Mrs. Schae- favor a variance. The board will by !O per cent as a result of late thla country from Bremerhaven. of the National State bank of fer leave* alnee the course has Inform the board ot adjustment fatal'ty reports. This would bring Staff and volunteer workero also Newark and John J. Ryan tV Co., been found to be unsatisfactory of its action. provide welfare and comfort serv- and associates, for (745,813, and he total in the nation during the ices to refugees in staging areas "without a special art room." ilx-year Christmas holiday week- that of the Chaae Manhattan "Supplies," h. said, "mult be tO-House Development in Munich and Bremerhaven. Re- bank, F. R. Cole at Co., and Var.- end celebrations to 3,950 traffic ception tnni are maintained at earried from room to room, and Ernest Schoonmaker, a Newark accident deaths. Deventer Bros., Inc., all of New we have found that the lower mortgage broker, representing the Brooklyn docks and McGuire York, tmO96.4*. Both bids were Tha council emphasizes that Air Force base to assist Hungar- grade teachers are qualified to Chester Hooper of Metuchen, was peed, driving after drinking, and offered at 3.45 per cent Interest. teach art In cunjunction with told a 20-house development ians on their arrival in this coun- The freeholders approved the driving while fatigued durinjr try. other work in their rooms." planned by his client in the Rce- periods of darkness are expected spending of $300,000 In county aid Mr. Hoppenatedt said that "If veytown section of the borough, to be major causes accounting At Camp Kilmer a staff of 310, for 19M to four county hospitals— we find there is a need for art did not conform to zoning spe- for the toll of deaths and injuries. Honry Snyder, master-at-arms of tho Monmouth county American Legion and chair- including 250 volunteers, serves on Rtverview, Red Bank, receiving cifications. a 24-hour basis assisting both In tht upper grades, Mrs. Naomi The dangers of single traffic mis- man of Boys State, horo show* pointi of interast at the county hall of records, Freehold, »9,602.20; Monmouth Memorial, Smith—a former teacher now on The area Is zoned for 40,000 haps, that account for two or Army and ftther welfare agencies Long Branch, »170,5M; Fttktn, leava of abience—may fill in square feet while Mr. Hooper more deaths, together with the to throe of tho I55 students who took part in Menmouth county govarnmant day pro- In caring for the refugees. Mon- Neptune, $ll«,M3.06, and Haaard, mouth county chapter Is partici- later." would like to construct the pro- dangers of driving off the road- ojrem last week. Students are, left to right, Paul Mendeville, Mete wen high school; Dav- Long Branch. J3.23s.20. ject on 10,000 square feet. way also are brought to the at- pating in this phase by providing Distribution was based on the A minor subdivision was grant- tention of drivers. id Olson, Kayport high, and Pat Merrill, Red Bank high. Students were shown tha can- ( volunteers every Monday, plus number of free patient days re- two sttation wagons manned by PERSONALS ed William O'Brien of Hope rd.. The council also estimates that tars of county government operation in tho program, sponsored by the American Le- ported to County Adjuster John, who plans to divide a large lot approximately 40 per cent of the vn!unt«*r motor service drivers. 1-.. Montgomery, Sr., from Dec. 1, Army Cpl. Franklin T. Wise, Jr. Into two |nt«: expected trailic fatalities on New gion and the) county board of freeholders. The chapter also provides one sta- 1954, to Nov. 30, 19BS. County whoes wife Patricia lives at 7 Action was deferred on a re- Jersey highways, during the forth- tion wagon, operated by a volun- Counsel Howard W. Roberts said Beverly rd., Windermere, Charles- quest by the Storehouse of God's coming Yuletlde week-end, will he teer, every Saturday. the hospitals received most of the ton, 8. C, recently was graduated Holy Church In America, which pedestrians. It is up to them, Donations to the Hungarian re- funds during the year through from the military police training recently purchased property in tho council points out, to be dou Conductor to End 46'Year Fidelity Union lief fund are being received by payments made mostly on s> center at Fort Gordon, Ga. Wise, Pine Brook, and would like to bly cautious when making street the Monmouth county chapter of monthly basis, with the balance whoa* parents live at 95 Hudson build a church there. Planning crossings and to see that no heed- the Red Cross at Shrewsbury, to be paid out at the end of the ave., entered the Army list June board members will Inspect the year. property. less act will Involve them In a Promotes Ashley after graduating from The Cit- traffic mlohap. The council also Career with Pennsy Railroad Approved on flnsl reading wae adel. He received basic combat cautions drivers to be on the NEWARK — Richard S. Ash- Parkway hsues a resolution authorising 178,000 to training at Fort Knrr, Ky. alert, particularly during the ley of 52 Bernard ter, Little Sil- be spent to build a fram* dormi- Mr. and MM. Joseph Hyslop of Air Needs for Nurses hours of darkness, and to drive at George H. Reynolds, who be-< ver, this week was elected vice 'Trouble' Data tory for employees at AUenwood North Bridge ave.. Red Bank, are gan his railroad career on the president of the Fidelity Union hospital. Also approved was a In Mental Hospitals a speed that will enable them The New Jersey Highway Au- parents of a daughter, born Mon- to make a safe stop in the event trolleys of the Atlantic Coast Trust company at a meeting ot resolution agreeing to an exchange Electric Railroad company in Hudson to MC the board of directors. thority has printed leaflets to day at Monmouth Memorial hospl MARLBORO— Miss Anne M. of an emergency. of lands owned by the county and tal. 1909, will complete 46 years of instruct motorists on what to do Michael and Lena Trevisano in Savick, director of nurses, and service with the Pennsylvania In case they need aid or emergen- Mr. and Mrs. Louis Creipo ot Mrs. Albert Spangenberg, staff Jazz Concerts the Monument St. area, so a new West Front it, are parents of a railroad Dec. 31. cy service along the 164-mlle long street may be cut behind tha new nurse, of the state hospital here, Pastor Installs Mr. Reynolds, who lives at 38 LONG BRANCH—Newark Disk Garden State Parkway. son, born Monday at Monmouth along with Mrs. Arthur Acker- county courthouse. Memorial hospHal. Wavorly pi., Red Bank, and now lockey George Hudson has been The leaflets, available at the Received was state approval for man, vice president of the New serves as conductor on the Red signed as master of ceremonies toll booths or from parkwsy at«t« Mr. and Mrs; Allen Stelnman of Jersey Association for Mental Church Leaders the Installation of a traffic signal Spring ter., are parents of a Bank-Trenton run, will retire on of jazz at 8:40, Jaxi concert scries police—or In writing from the au- at rt. 34 and Broad st, Mat i "'en. Health, and John 9. Ebcrhardt. Rev. John Crouthamcl, pastor that date. to be presented at the Strand thority's office at 12 Broad st.— daughter, bora Monday at Mon- chief of the bureau of personnel mouth Memorial hospital. of the Red Bank Baptist church, Mr. Reynolds went to work for theater here. advise drivers how to proceed of the state department of insti- installed officers of the Women's the Pennsylvania in June, 1910, Next Thursday's concert will when approaching disabled vehi- Miss Gladys Lindner, a Junior tutions and agencies, were Riinst Catholic War Vets at Skldmore college at Saratoga fellowship Tuesday in Fellowship and since that time has served as feature Buck Clayton, trumpet cles and to make sure their own panelists Tuesday on the televi hall. A Christmas program, conductor on several lines, For player. Clayton, who played him- cars are "well off the roadway, Visit VA Hospital Springs, N. T., has been named slon program "Coffee Club" over to the dean's list. She is the "Three Wise Women," followed. 13 years he served on the Seaside- self in the recent movie "The out of the way of passing traffic" LYONS — About 500 Catholle channel 13. The program was de- Installed were Mrs. Arthur Camden line that ran from Bay Benny Goodman Story," played If they break down. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert voted to today's great need for War Veterans and auxiliary mem- G. Lindner of John st, and Is en- Nowmicr, recording secretary; Head down the coast to Seaside with the original Goodman band, Included Is the recommenda- bers of New Jersey staged their professional nurses In the state's Mrs. Walter Canfield, treasurer; Heights and across Barnegat bay and Is now appearing at the Met- rolled In the nuraing department. mental hospital. tion that drivers needing aid ninth annual Christmas party for Mrs. Charles Moore, vice presi- to Caniden. ropole cafe, New York city. should tie white handkerchiefs Mr. and Mra. Seymour Epstein Miss Savick outlined some of 2,000 sick and wounded veterans dent of missions, and the follow- For the last 14 years, on the The Dec. 30 concert at the to the handle or hang them out on 25 wards at the Veterans Ad- of Throckmorton ave, are parent: the satisfactions gained In psychi- ing chairmen: Mrs. Kenneth of a daughter born Tuesday at Trenton line, he has watched the Strand will feature Paul Quin- the window of the driver's door. ministration hospital here Satur- atric nursing service, as compared Mauger, speakers and Interpret- decline of rail passenger traffic. chette, tenor saxophone aoloist, Monmouth Memorial hospital. ers; Mrs. Charles Hammel, spe- Motorists spotting such disabled day, distributing 2,300 Ice cream to that of general hospital nurs- He recalls that at one time '13 who played al the opening con- cars are asked to report them MW. Dorothy Black, 152 Mon- ing. Mrs. Spangenberg, a gradu- cial interest missionaries; Mrs. treats, 700 pounds of cake, 2,500 mouth St., and Joseph Holiday, summer round trips dally were cert of the series Dec. 10. Quin- at the next collection booth they bags of Christmas candles, 2,300 ate nurse of a few months who Edwin Clayton, missionary and routed over that line, which now chette's latest album, "The Boy 21 Elm pi., are .medical patients stewardship education; Mrs. Ar- pats. The leaflets say state police oranges and 2,400 packs of cig- received psychiatric nursing ex- provides only one daily round From Denver," has Just been re- cars riding the parkway day and at Rivervlew hospital. perience while an affiliate nurse thur Rycrson, love gifts; Mrs. R, arettes. Charles A. Bublin of Los An- trip. leased. night will check all parked vehi- Members attending front Red at Marlboro, explained why she G. Baxter, white cross; Mrs. Al Other musicians slated to ap- geles, Cal, and Miss Margaret L. bert Newman, Sr., Christian so- The veteran railroad man re- cles and, if necessary, summon Bank were the Monmouth county also was attracted to this field pear In the Jasx at 8:40 aeries emergency service. An outline Is Bublin, a student nurse at the of nursing. Mrs. Ackerman ex- cial relations, and Mrs. Ralph calls many famous passengers hospital chairman, Alfred J. Tar- Grace-New Haven hospitals school Teed, Fellowship guild counselor. who rode with him. He waa include J. J. Johnston, Neil Hefti Blchard 8. Ashley given of charges for such ser- gonsky, Mrs. Targonsky, Rangner pressed her opinion concerning and Don BUiott. The regular Jan vice, Including towing, or fuel de- of nursing. In New Haven, Conn., how citizen volunteer groups brakeman on the train that car- Hedberg, Mr. and Mrs. John Re- Mrs. Moore waa nominations at 8:40 musicians also will play Mr. Ashley has been associated livery. Safety tips also are listed. are .pending the holidays with could help In this program. Mr. chairman, assisted by Mrs. El- ried President Woodrow Wilson gan and Mrs. Ernest Sibbern. their parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. to the "Summed White House" at at the Dec. 27 and Dec. SO con- with Fidelity Union since Jan. From Asbury Park were Louis Eberhardt discussed career oppor- mer C. Cottrell, Mrs. Harry E. certs. They Include Buddy Lowell Bublin at Brant* ave.» tunities and employee benefits of Chamberlain, Mrs. George H. Long Branch. 14, 1829, when he joined the Vaccaro. Matty Slmone, Jamea A childhood illness, Mr. Rey- on drums, Dave Burns on trumpet, bank as a floor boy. In 1950, he Woman Injured Santlnello and Carmine D'Espo- state service. Morford and Mra. Elizabeth Ma- Candy Roes on trombone, Jimmy gee. nolds believes, Is largely respon- was appointed of J ice manager of In Crash Here slto. New Monmouth Scouts sible for his choice of a railroad Tanner on piano, Kenny Walters the time sales department which The wrapping of gifts for indi- Participating in the Christmas career. Dr. Paul Klmball, for on saxophone and Robot Van he currently heads. Mrs. Helen Calver, Sg East vidual patients took place last Contest Judging program were Mrs. J. William Etten on bass. Westside ave., Red Bank, suffered Receive Awards Helm, soloist; Mrs. William D. whom Paul Klmball hospital In He was promoted to assistant Thursday and Friday. They are Toms River Is named, treated treasurer in 1952 and to second a back Injury Friday when the being distributed to patients at NEW MONMOUTH — Albert Sayre, pianist; Mrs. F. W. War- car driven by her husband Jo- Set for Sunday wick, Mrs. William Magee, Mrs. him for typhoid fever In 1900 and vice president in 1954. Mr. and East Orange hospital and Lyons Vadsen, Robert Sequine and Wil- advised him to get a Job involving Relief Unit Mrs. Ashley have three children, •eph K. Calver, was struck by a hospital. liam VanTassel received their MATAWAN — Judging in the Donald Crawford, Mrs. Henry car driven by Roger R. Carrier Chadwick, Mrs. Charles Miller, •ome outdoor work. The railroad Elects Officer! Richard, Marily and Donald, pu- webelos awards at a meeting of Christmas home decorating con- was his choice. pils In Little Btlver school. of Fort Monmouth at Bridge ave. Mrs. T. J. Maloncy, Mrs. Newman and Herbert st Crowell Fines Three pack 1*4 ot St. Mary's Catholic ti it will take place here at 7 p. m. Mrs. Teed and Miss Betsy War- There waa only one train wreck Mrs. Everett Brower was elect- school Dec. H. They received Sunday. There will be cash prizes wick. In Mr. Reynolds' career. He was ed president of the auxiliary of Mr. Calver waa traveling south For Carelessness three-year pins and graduating awarded to the top three winners. conductor of a train that left the tha Relief Engine company at a on Bridge ave., and Mr. Carrier eertl&cates, and the pack present- The awards will be presented Members of circle five, headed Christmas party meeting Tuesday east on Herbert st. Mr. Carrlei SHREWSBURY - Frank De- by Mrs. Miller, were hostesses. tracks at Farmlngdala In 1941, in- New Building ad them with Boy Scout necker- by the Woman's club and the juring 20 passengers. at the home ot the retiring pres- was charged with careless driving Fazio of Oceanport was lined $13 chiefs at a candlelight ceremony. Rotary club. Judges are Mrs. A family life program will be ident, Mrs, Charles R. Knoll on snd was lined IT by Magistrate here this week by Magistrate Walter Moroaky, eubmaeter. in- Frederick J. Noble,'Mrs. Joseph presented at the Jan. 2» meet- Harding rd. For Bell Tel John V. Crowell In traffic court Whitney CroweH for careless driv- ducted new cubs and 30 cubs were Dernberger, Mrs. Thomas Wel- Ing. Others elected were Mrs. Jos- yesterday. ing. presented with awards. Ray stead, Arthur Froebllch and Mrs. Newman said a migrant CHURCH NEWS eph O. Eschelbach, vice president; BA'iXJNTOWN- Theodore W. Mrs. Calver was taken to Riv- Edward Shea of 115 Martin dr.. Vogel, presented the Boy Scout James Martin. tea will be held at the Red Bank Mrs. John Green, treasurer; Mrs. McGinness, realtor of 21 Broad Middletonm, was, fined $15 for Methodist church Tuesday, Jan. ervlew hospital where she re- troop, with a scout ceremony de- The contest committee will REFORMED Elizabeth DuClos, secretary, and st., announces the sale of an mained until yesterday. careless driving. He was accused vice. •tart out from the home of Mrs. S, at 1:30 p. m. Colt'i Neck Miss Barbara Brower, correspond- acre plot on Throckmorton ave. of cutting off Anthony Pslandrano to the Bell Telephone company. Girl Scouts of troop 1»1 pre- Dernberger. Rev. Ella F. da Lattre, pastor, ing secretary. Mrs. Cecil C. Girls Friendly of 21 Willow st.. Red Bank, on sented a play entitled, The Night Keansburg will use "The Road Leading to Graves, Jr., was named publicity Construction of a brick, one- Newman Springs rd., causing Psl- director. story building Is expected to bs andrano to crash Into a gasoline) Before Christmas." Action I That'i whit Tk. Rttiitar Robert Temmler has been elect Bethlehem" ae hie message at the Has Party al Church Leiden will hold a meeting Jan, elauintd adt hin bom setting foe 11 a. m. service Sunday. The After the business meeting, started shortly. The parcel is lo- pump at the Triangle garage. th«lr advertisers for over th ed president of the Methodist cated to the rear of the new 10 at St. Mary's hall. ten of a cantury,—AAvwtl choir, directed by Mrs. deLattre, members exchanged gifts. Mrs. HIGHLANDS-Members of the Raymond L. Ostrander of Lo- youth fellowship; Raymond Stry- Fred Munden received tha meet- branch of the Allenhurst National Junior Girls Friendly society of cust ave., Red Bank, paid $10 for ker, vies president; Miss Janice will sing "The Prince of Peace" and "The Saviour le Born." Sun- ing prize. Refreshments were bank, adding to the recently ex- St. Andrews Episcopal church careless driving. Broander, secretary, and Davl served. Miss Brower and Mrs. panded business zone on Broad held a Christmas party Friday Casey, treasurer. The officers will day-school and adult Bible clasi meet at 9:45 a. m. DuClos will be hostesses at the st. and Throckmorton ave. The night In the parish halt, under the Present Gifts to Father Child be installed Dec. 30 and assume addition, together with the com- Unlicensed Gammer Christmas eve at S o'clock, the meeting Jan. 15 at the fire house supervision of Mrs. Alfred W. office Jan. 1. on Drummond pi. ing sewer system, Is expected to Wright, Sr., the leader. Fined at Middle ton n Gifts were exchanged and senior and junior choirs, directed add to the solidification of this by Mrs. de Lattre and Mrs. Wil- Exchange of gifts took place, Christmas carols sung at In area into a stabilized business games were played and refresh- MIDDLETOWN-Carl Summer, party of the Viola Claire circle liam Flock, will give a Joint pro- TO GO CAROLING, area, Mr. McGinness said. er, 29, of 54 Shore Acre ave.. East gram of Christmas music. Miss ments served. Attending were Dec. 11 at the Knights of Colum Mr. McGinness also reported Gloria Crawley, Lillian Corrlgan, Keansburg, charged with clam- bus hall. Mis. Evelyn Gargan Grace Lelbel will be the soloist; BELFORD—Mrs. Brnett Elgrlm was hostess at a committee the sale of a two-story colonial Diane Davidson, Linda and Katie ming in Rarltan bay without a was chairman of refreshments. Miss Betty Ellis, organist. Rev. license, was fined $30 by Magis- Mr.' de Lattre will apeak on "The meeting last week of troop 39. home of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Gauthler, Leona and Diane Gau- The annual dinner is scheduled Brooke to Mr. and Mrs. R. J thier, Corena Hartsgrove, Mary trate W. Gilbert Manson last for February. Immortal Child." Members exchanged Christmas night. He pleaded guilty to the The Sunday-school will have gifts. Plans were discussed for Hooker of Fair Haven. This horns Halvorsen, Maureen Kolton, Members of the Bayvlew Social Is situated on an acre and a half charge, made by James Cook and its Christmas service program to- a roller skating party. Mrs. El- Sharon Lee, Sharon Maxson and Richard Marshall, shellfish war- iub met at the home of Mrs. grlm reported vh»t the scouts parcel of landscaped grounds, Ann SeminUky. Robert Gelsler Dec. IS and held morrow at 7:30 p. m. at the dens. church. William Miles, superin- made hobbyhorse pogo sticks and formerly the site of a large nurs- i Christmas party and exchanged took them to the Health Center, ery. Mr. and Mrs. Hooker have Vernon Smith, Bethany rd, Hai- ;ift«. Present were Mrs. Thorna tendent, is in charge, assisted by Area Along Parkway Junction to be dis- completed extensive remodeling let, charged with driving 74 miles :Cipp, Mrs. Charles Hifrglns, Mrs. Mrs. Robert LeiLcl, Mrs. Donald p an hour In a 50-mlle-an-hour tone, Updike and Mrs. Peter Mitten. tributed among children. The of the home and are occupying Will Not Be Fenced lames Guenther, Mrs. Joseph troop will go caroling tomorrow their new location. was fined $30. Fred Gastell, Cen- Carlo, Mrs. Maurice Woelfle, Mrs. John Renals of Elberon has NEW SHREWSBURY — Mem- ter ave., East Keansburg, charged METHODIST weather permitting, and will meet bers of the planning board Vndrcw Cannon and Mrs, Harold at the home of Mrs. Elgrlm for purchased an acre parcel adjoin- with careless driving after an ac- .'oung. Atlantic Highlands learned at Its meeting last night cident, paid $10 line, and Salvatore Rev. Harry B. Zane, pastor, will refreshments. Attending the com- ing the Hooker residence from A Christmas party was held Mr. Brooke through the McGin- the Garden State parkway will Cassone, 80 Seeley ave., Keans- deliver Ilia Christmas message at mittee meeting were Mrs. Aline not fence the area along the road burg, was fined $5 for driving a I'liesday by the Columbiettcs a Rauscher, Mrs. Charlei Young, ness office. Mr. Renals has plans he Knights of Columbus hall the 11 a. m. service Sunday. At in the New Shrewsbury park sec- vehicle with no front license plate. 7:30 p, m., the senior and primary Mrs. Elmer Garrettson, Mrs. Lu- for a ranch home and expects to There was a grab bag of gift start construction in the near tion of the borough. Police reported that 28 drivers choirs will present a joint musical ther Walling and Mrs, Robert Earlier, the planning nd Santa Claus was present. Krueger. future. board paid fines totaling $440 through Mrs. Wllilam Ackerman wai program. Christmas eve service had written the parkway -say- e violations bureau during the will be Monday at 11 p, m. Tho McGlnnofts office also an- tn nstess al the Just Us Ten Girl nounces the sale of a two-story Ing It had heard reports the area ! week. ormal Christmas party Dec. 13 Children of the nursery througli Colt'. Neck colonial residence at 74 South St., would be fenced. Secret pals were revealed am the third grade of the church Fences will be erected only A 20-year-old dairy cow has Mrs. Zelda Hamilton, Atlantic Eaton town, to Mr. and Mm. Rom- sifts were put in a grab bag, Mrs. school will have their Chrllttmas eo Maurice. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice where a right-of-way agreement reached that longevity mark equal iarry Andrews, Jr., East Kcans- party and program Saturday af- township school principal, an- exists with property owners, the to a human being of 100 years nounces that school will close for plan extensive remodeling and urg, will entertain Jan. 17, ternoon Rt the church. The theme will occupy the property shortly. parkway letter added. old. will be "The Blessed Gift." Christmas holidays tomorrow and The eighth birthday of Mar- will reopen Thursday, Jan. 3. This sale was negotiated by Mlsa net Preston, daughter of Mr Senior choir rehearsal will be A Christmas party for members Irma Harvath, saleswoman of the ud Mrs. George Preston, Jr., wa held Wednesday at 8 p. m. and McGlnhess office. elebrated at a family party Dec. primary choir rehearsal Saturdsy, of Olrl Scout troop 40 was held Safe Driving Urged by PTA Dec. 29, at 1 p. m. yesterday afternoon at the fire 13. Irene Preston will celebrate house. Troop committee mem GRANTED DIVORCE Rev, Frederick J. Child of St. Dorothea's Catholic her sixth birthday with the family Mn. Melvln Edwards. 78 West "La»t December," ah* said, "was METHODIST bers In charge were Mrs. John FREEHOLD A divorce on church in Eatontown it presented gift envelopes by Mrs. today. Laird, Mrs. Fred Perrottl and Front st., safety chairman of the the wont month on record, with Tinton Falls grounds of desertion has been Mra. Leslie Douglass. The 25 granted Bettie Ann Howard, Mag- Monmouth County council, New 111 persons killed and 8.152 in- George Sauerwein, president of tho Altar and Rotary so- HOME HOLIDAYS Christmas observances will be Jersey Congress of Parents and troop members attending received nolia la., Mlddletown twp., from jured In 10,7<9 traffic accidents." ciety, and John Hauiar, president of tha Holy Nama socie- 8TATEN ISLAND, N. Y. - held throughout the day. Church gifts. Lee G. Howard, Colllnsville, III., Teachers, today urged all parents Christmas vacation for 1,680 Wag school will meet at 9:45. At 10:45 by Superior Court Judge Kenneth to co-operate fully with state and Mrs, Edwards said she Issued ty at a Christmas party in tha church hall Saturday. After the morning worship will be held. Leaders attending were Mn. ner college students starts Satur- Susie Battler, Mrs. Betty Nellln C. Hand In recent court aotlon local safe driving campaigns the statement because there Is a buffet supper lervdd by Mrs. Sauerwein, gifts ware ex- day, with classes resuming Thurs The minister, Rev. Milton F. Le- here. through the holiday season. no time to contact each P.T.A. Compte, will preach on the topic. and Mrs. Harold Ounther. day, Jan. 3. Monmouth county stu- Mrs. Barbara Stern of Yonker In a prepared statement, she re- member directly. She appealed changed by tho members. Father Child proiantod gifts to dents homo, for the holidays In- "God I* In Christ." A group of ferred to the statewide all-out to each "to be particularly care- new members will be received N. Y., arrived this week to spend The cashbah In Algiers, scene of •ach of tha officers of tha two sociatias: Mrs. Sauerwein; elude Fred Page and Edward the holidays with her son-in-law many movies and romantic leg- highway safety campaign being ful In traffic during the next sev- Into the fellowship of the church, eral weeks" and asked that each Mrs. Frank DiDonato, traaiurar; Mrs, Charles Krueger, vice Weinhelmer, Red Bank; Wnttci and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. John ends, Is still a section of endless conducted by C'tov. Robert B. Buumgardt, Middlctown; Mist Tho church school Christmas Herman of Roadside Rest farm alleys and winding steps. It Is so Meyner and ssld: remember "the main reasons for president:, Mrs. Albert Thomas, secretary; Mr. Heuser; Anne Nelson, Entontown: Mli program will be held Sunday at rt. 34. narrow that three men cannot "It Is vital that tvery parent traffic accidents at this time are 7 P. M. excessive speed, drinking and Ralph Laono, treasurer; Vincant Cocuxia, secretary, and Barbara rtrlftner, East Keans pans abreast, hut 50,000 Algerians be made aware of the particular burg; Miss Elonnor Kalilo, Lon Pioneers in Bermuda Introduced live In its offahootlng doorways. hazards tn driving and walking driving, and bad wealhtr. Fritt DiDonato, past president. Dancing and gimos fol- Branch; Mlas Crmrlenn Gucwc.i- An inn! That'i what Tht Kezlaiar the Irish potato to the U. S. In at this time of tlie year- for his "Everyone must do his part if ky, Ocean Grove, mid Miss Caro clniiRitifil aria lisva ha«n patting* for 1*21, and the gams of tennis New railway freight cars to- safety and tho safety of his chil- lives are to be saved this Christ- lowed. their mlvtrll*«Ni (or ov«r t.hT««-Pan- versity of America, will address FOR A SNACK Oil A DINNER give credit where credit is due, American chairman, announced the upperclassmen of Red Bank the insulted bossies and their It j»yi to adv.rtit. In Tha Baflstir. the Fan-American study for this Catholic high school tomorrow term la Honduras, selected from on the "Love of Learning and Vkit the bvwtiful the 21 republics of the Western Charlat W. Steptieni of Litflt Silver, right, president the Advantage of Higher Edu- hemisphere. el th* Outdoor Advertising association, it shown receiving cation." Father Sloyan is a na- PRACTICAL - Th< group also will send cigar- tive of Red Bank and a graduate COTTAGE LOUNGE ette* for the veterans for Christ- an award from tht New Jersey Education «ttoci«tion. of Red Bank Catholic, class of mas at the Lyons hospital and 19J8. 0 LOVELY - the Veterans Administration hos- Richard T. Back of Freehold made the presentation. The Highway 36 and Minor AVOMM pital, East Orange. advertisers were cited for helping recruit teachers for New ECONOMICAL - Mrs. Claudia France, president, KEAHSBURG. N. J. said the Legion post wtU conduct Jertey tchoolt with "Help U» Find a Teacher" billboard.. GIFT for CHRISTMAS a paper drive, proceeds to bene- fit the post building fund. John Acampora,' commander, Driver Fined 950 5 Register Newsboys THE FINEST FOOD AT LOWEST PRICES spoke on the children's Christ- SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO mas party to be held at the post For Careless Driving Win in Lever Contest home Saturday. Uemberi of the RUMBON — Arthur Shook, Five Red Bank Register news- Parties • Weddings - Coinmunion Breakfast auxiliary serving on the commit- Church St., Sea Bright, charged paperboys won prises In the sec- tee are Mrs. Franc*, Mrs. Robert with careless driving aa the re- ond annual Good Luck news- Businesimen's Luncheons P. Caplingtr, Mrs. David B. Pat-sult of an accident Nov. 24 at paper contest sponsored by Lever terson, Mrs. Cora DesBien and Rumiion rd. and Navesbik ave., Brother company. Mrs. Frank Remington. was fined 180 by Magistrate Stu- Approximately 163,000 news- Mrs. Henrietta Kinney, chair- art A. Young, Jr., Monday night. paperboys, representing MM news- COMPLETE CHRISTMAS DINNIR man of ieer«t pals, announced Marls Davidson, Ward ave., Rum- papers, participated In ths eight- DRPRNDAMJ WOM Sarvtai frtm 12>00 Naaa Proa $*JQQ the Christmas revealing party will son, was fined $10 for speeding. week contest last spring. The be held Wednesday night. Mrs. Persons who waived hearings youngsters competed for prizes IY OUR BtfUtTS Day * Kinney was named chairman of and paid fines to the violations by asking their customers to savs the secret pali for the new term. clerk during the ptbt week in- tbe "Clover stamps" from pack- C. J. Strahan, representative iluded Martin Dorkln, Monticel- ages of Good Luck margarine. MAM MSUtVATIONS NOW PM OUR of the Kutztown Textile Mills, lo, N. Y., having a notsy muffler Edward Neville, MT W. Front Kutztown, Pa., spoke to members on his car, $10; Ronald Bough- st.. Red Bank; Jay M«Hug, Sa NIW YIAR'S m about starting a rug blub. Mrs. ton, Geneva, N. Y., speeding, $8; Washington st., Rumson; Robert REISSIILES INTI1TAINMINT AND RARTT. Elizabeth Hellker will serve as Edith Ferguson, Atlantic High- O. Paul Jr., 147 N. Lovett ave., club secretary. Mrs. Stella Jones lands, parking on wrong side of Little Silver; Doug Collins, 72 3* MOAD ST. and Mrs. Stephen H. Faller were street, $3, and Michael Massey, Ubby pi., Middletown, and Peter Tel. Ktombura 4-M75 hostesses. 'r, improper parking, |S. Jaffe, 154 Garden rd., Shrewsbury. 110 IANK Old Fashioned Sing lit Meeki Home RATONTOWN— Members and friends of the Presbyterian church gathered Saturday night at Mr, and Mrs. Clarence O. Meeks' home on Reynolds dr. for an old fashioned Christmas carol sing. Punch was served during the singing and refreshments later. Among those present were Pvt. John Strickland, Edith Bngulln, Barbara SUllwell, Marlon Ran- som, Louise and Arlene Van Brunt, 3111 Miller, Bob Kefauver, Mrs. Jean Conover, Mr. and Mrs. Mils yoor b« David Armont, Mr. Gerald Lou- den, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Pierce, a and their son Arthur, Mrs, Shir- The most complete Home Decorator Store on the Shore. ley Kerr and her mother, Mr. and Mn, Anson V. Ransom, Mr. and BIG SANTA Mrs. Joseph Valant, Mr. and Mrs. 45 BROAD ST. Rl t-244* RED RANK COTTON James White, the Meeks family ajv« a and Rev. Robert Snable, pastor Our Highway Location for Cuifom Slip Coven HOUSE DRESSES of the church. GIFT FOR $ MM. George Amaro 468 BROAD ST. Ri *-ms SHREWSBURY THE HOME Honored at Shower 2.98 HIGHLANDS — Mrs. George attfal pattern* la M saaare permta Amaro of Naveslnk ave. was hon- MI gltt tor Die tear of the kawse. Haay Intent*. ored at a stork shower at the Ing styles to choose from. home of Mrs. William A. Hall, Jr., of Linden ave., who was hostess. 12 f*44 Attending were Mrs. Michael S. Mendea, Mrs. Sebastian Rich, aapar HIM aitfktly KOM Mrs. Vincent Mendes, Mrs. Rob- ert McMahon. Mrs. Hubert E. Ryan, Mrs. Vincent Crist, Mrs. Harry Mahler, Mrs. John P. Adalr, Mrs. Robert Herold, Mrs. Conrad Hall, Mrs. Gladys Raner and Mrs. Martin D. Fehlhaber, Highlands; Mrs. Gothard V. Ka- denbach, Sea Bright; Mrt. Wil- iliam A. Hall, 8r., Little Silver, and Mn. Frank Rich, Sr., and Mrs. Robert Pleton, Long Branch. GIRLS LIGHT TREE SHREWSBURY — Members of Royon Damask Brownie and Girl Scout troops in this borough presided at the tree Dkimr Sat WOMEN'S APPAREL lighting ceremony Sunday night at Sycamore ave. and Broad st. A lovaly, practical gift. Pln- CORNER MONMOUTH & MOAO , RIO IANK Mrs. George Blair, chairman of nsr doth uT«"x»l". has.ight the neighborhood association, led twanty-ineh napkins. Hand the singing. hemmed, beautiful colors and FIELDCREST white. LADY HAMILTON BEDSPREADS 9.M ta 14.M Heirloom woavs, baatttltuUjr dtslgnoa! Troljr a •§« that wul bo cherished tor years. Twin and fun SMSS ta white, natural, pink, yellow and ITS II NUTS WORLD AT.. QOLDIN'S Men's Shop PtACI MAT SITS QUAKER LACE 2.98 to 12.98 Table Cloths EMBROIDERED Pillow Cases 5.95 to 19.95 Give your lady a useful f —and one that Is so lovely SPORT COATS too. These beautifully em- Fln.it domestic and imports flbrlci, IscludlnsT broidered cases will please luarloas 8ketlands and tw««di. any Udy on your gift Hat Hott s HM pwfict SHIRTS 2.98 to S.98 IIJU.- fjk& asmjuai nAn But ton-down •, round and apiod collars . . TOT IM man • WHO French or button cuffi. White *md colors. avwythhia."—9 |V( SLACKS H.nd.om.ljr Uilorad. Complat. i.lactlon of fab- OOLDIN'S ric, and shadu, Including lit.at "charred" tonaa. Aatamarte CAMEO SHIR8ACK CURTAINS , Baetrie to launder. Beads little ot no GIFT ' SWIATIM You can't go wrong with this SSSL^SSST. £S** that CIRTINCAK V-neck, cr.w neck, alMvalaia and Cardigan atria. It's hrunJt csom- • . . lamb's wool, cashmtr. bltnd, man-made ma." an y-r long. Btau to At every width and lenetfc. (Amdahl, h any fibras. oin riuows heat control, HATS Velvet, corduroy, damask, an- guarantee and tique satin In a variety of lovely colors. Complat. array »f season's n.v.at styl.. anil shapep s and sites. 2.98 and 3.98 ACCISSORIIS Tl« • . • belts . . . slov.i . . , hou . . . cu» u Silt"•"«", fo1 'r •nan*. !*""• • • • and othat handtonw

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Cor. Mecboak " GOLDIN'S t-toss Men's Shop RED BANK REGISTER Thuwdsy, Dec. 20. 1956—5 End* Bute Training Hathaway whit* ox- ford shirt, button down collar, 5.96.

Hlekok Sierra eowhMa molded leather tongue >elt, 2.50.

Sierra Initial buekle an* "It, S.25, including tax,

Nylonalre raincoat packed In self-car- rying matching pouch, 14.50.

BegerD. Merits LONG BRANCH — Rogsr D. Manhattan woven Morris, ten of Mr. and MM. Don end on end broad- aid R. Iforrif of 1M Seventh av*. cloth boxer shorts, haa eompleted basic training at 160. Lackland Air Fore* bM«, Tex., aad la now undergoing advancsd Tycora yarn soft rib training at Keesler Air Fore* one slss stretch hose, 1.10. A Jun» graduate of I 1.96. gyle knit top, leather Removal* on Rt. 35 Mis, J.95. including Saturday night, BATONTOWN— A number business flnns on rt. 85 were re- cently Informed by the state high and until 5 p. m. Christmas Evt. way commissioner that their signs were Infringing upon highway property. Still timo to opon The Carson's Unusual Gifts sign had to be moved two feet Since Matching tartan Us, Washable cotton string Carson's Is anticipating a com cuff link, and hanky gloves, leather strap • Kridel chargt account. plete remodeling of the gift shop set, 1.00. and buckle, 3.90. after the New Tear, the removal was no particular hardship. BU Jac's Pink House and some, of th neighboring establishments, how- ever, were not so fortunate. The were forced to meet the deadlln of Dec. 1 In order to avoid a currlng a fine of $100 per day, which the law provides. Velveteen harem slip- Jack Simpson pers, coin trim, w Heads Firemen plastic case, 8.96. HIQHLANDB — Jack Simpson Leopard! skin and gold jew- last week was elected chief of the elry: Escutcheon pin, 2.20; Are department cuff bracelet, 4.86; tt-inch Others elected were Orris D, bangle bracelet, 8.25; ear- SUelman, assistant chief; Kyrll rings, 2.20. All prices Include Parker, senior captain; Martin D. tax. Fehlhaber, junior captain; John Duncan, senior lieutenant; Theo- dore Cbodnlckl, Junior lieutenant; AHrsi Horsy, lire marshal); Vln- sent Worth, salvages chlsf; John shekel, chief of fire police; Wil- liam Bsatty, secretary, and How- ard Brsy, treasurer.

•MOKK DAMAOB BROAD AND FRONT STRICT S> hone of Bill* Faulk,, 20 •eVfc st, Red Bank, was ddai m RED BANK 6-5300 Bjsd by smoke resulting from frees* fir* In the kitchen Fri- day. According to police, Mr. Fault was treated at Rlverview hospital /or burns of the I I i rank Loversid*. or,, for ths larg- 6-Thurwk Dtc. 20, 1956 RED RANK REGISTER RAY OF HOPE tst trout '•• f Herbert H. HswUr, manager of t(> ie oiida vs lir0llgl1 oine needIes EVENTS OF YEARS AQO lie All Star American baseball I, with hi* wire and daugh- RED BANK REGISTER . " " - ' • * er. arrlvid from a to»r of Japan 4M! Broad Street, Red Bank, N. J. FROM REGISTER FILES and the Orient wfth' the team. They spent six week* playing be- ESTABLISHED 1878 capacity Mdianees. Th* By John H. Cook and Henry Clay Stout a* Majority Leader Fifty Yean Ago. Many, Marshall Longstreet Dus- American Ptess, •stisaated that tin Allaire, Harry and MaM 5,000 fan* law ths games. Thii newM>sprr ti for Peter S. Golden, aged TO, died Main and Verne Plttenger. The Ke|inl>lir;ni members of the itate at the Long Branch hospital of a i of opinions In Iftteri from ils n ader!. Robert Woolley Hance, one of sciiiiic l;i*i week elected Ken. Richard K. stomach disorder. He was the son Red Bank'* beat known business- of John O. Golden and waa born ill month* $3.(Hi. Stout of Monnioiitli county as majority men, who had been ill for a long on the Golden farm in Mlddletown time with complication* of dis- leader. The honor is deserved and one io township, which had been In pos- eases, ditd at hit home on Broad LETTERS PftQM THURSDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1956 wliich we hiippily L'oni'ur. session of the family for more st He was 62 yean old, and wa* than a century. He left a daugh- born on the old Hance homeatead OUR READERS Mr. Stout, liiis served in the senate with ter, Mrs. Calvin McLean of Little at Rumson. When a young man, Happy Birthday, Infant distinction, gaining in popularity each Silver, and a sister, His* Eleanor he married Elizabeth Lovett of H. Golden of New York. Pennsylvania/a sister of John T. WHEW IS CHBttTMAS? The most important liii-ilnhiv of the year. His conscientious attention to legis- Edward vonKattengell did *om* Lovett of Little 8ilver. For many year will be celebrated Tnesilav by mem- lative matters and to the needs of his con- great (hooting at Sea Bright with yea; s, he wa* engaged in the feed CHURCH OF CHRIST '' H other marksmen for a hog. business on Monmouth st. and Eatoatown, N. J. bers of the Christian world, li will mark st it ueiits lias made him a valuable mem Each man shot at 29 clay birds later taught the Peters building, 'ttti EdMor: ;:'/'. an occurrence of some l,!t"> di*nlf**ted to in a lnuugcr, political future is Uiight. out of a possible SO. world in fitinf CUM to re- , At an affair recently conducted Mil* Mabel Craig, daughter of Homu. * . -»• JSecause of that birlh, joy and hope Mr*. Mary Craig, and Fred Hur- by the Relief Engine company, A time whehen mamann ,, thinkthinks of were brought, to those of yood will, find's Ezra Osborn of Union Hose com- ley, son of Azarlah C. Hurley, the life and teaching,, of the Babe No Reaion for This to Exist pany was presented with a badge both of R*d Bank, were married of Bethlehem. A* a result of this greatest gift to mankind mini' into tlie at the Reformed. parsonag* by contemplation of ththe liliffe and for having collected the greatest Washing- of Jams, an atmosphere world in a field where shepherds stood The unsightly, "public-dump" condi- sum of money for m gold watch. Rev. T. A. Beekman. The con- tracting parti** were minor*, and of aweetnea* permeate* a world watch because there was no room fur Him tion of the river bank on the American The presentation took place at the that i* oft«n bitter. This atmos- Uitlon Hose company turn** and concent wa* given from their re- phere of good «rtH:ls a reflection at the nearest inn. Knlike the innkeeper, Legion property on Riverside ave., is in- waa followed by a smoker. spective parent* for th* marriage. of the apfrit of Christ. , . The groom wa* In charge of the let us make room in our hearts for tin; deed nn eyesore and health hazard, as ANOTHER FERRY SLITS g an auto to the curb. Pain— William L. Jones, a well known Thl* QT the tu»« of the year J t r manufacturing department at Eis- hat you sign check with. Poach resident of Holmdel, died while hen men from one end of the Prince of Peace, the Kinj; of kin^s. Po- stated by ltigaud M. Paine at last week's Soon Hudson River firrien may ner'* clothing factory. Christian world to the other pause —A verandah. sitting in a chair at his horn*. H« to think of the birth of ttie ing that will bring yon the happiness of meeting of the Ked Hank Community as rare w San Francisco Bay waa 73 years old and had been a Saviour. By g*nrr«l agreement erriei. Once, both w»ter« were Police—Term of polit* request. Tweaty-FIn Year* Ag*. Chamber of Commerce. It calls for correc- A person desiring to maneuver farmer practically all of his life. men have chosen to celebrate Hi* Christinas—which is the wish for you oted around the world for th»4r He was survived by hi* widow, car to the curb might ask Pitcher hotel, Another Hudun ferry coon may H. Jonei of Venderburg and Mapl* av*. Th* flr* started in the ane not.") CharlM W. Jon**, who lived at of rreat significance in the mind which adjoins the Legion home, and he e a memory. The Interstate Rum—An enclosed apace with- rear of the store and It spread of God, undoubtedly It would have We're For a Parking Authority Commerce Commission has a rec- home. rapidly through the upper apart- been recorded in the Scripture*. lias every good reason to complain. Guests in a building. Sex—One less than Th* Frlck Lyceum ikatlng rink Had It been considered Important ommendation to end the Erie fer- •even, two less than ate, three ment* which were occupied by At the last meeting of the Keel Bank the hotel have an excellent view of one servlce between Jcraey City was opsn*d with afternoon and several families. Three occupant* by th* apostle* and early disciples ss than nolne. fide—Weary. evening aenlon*. Admission for they would have given It apecial Community Chamber of Commerce, a Ked Bank's greatest assets—the beant-i- and Manhattan. Thii became ex- were carried out of the building attention. pected when the Erie began to Tin—A number. Fo' mo' dun children, including *lcar*n, w«« by Captain Harry Van Note and piivUing authority was advocated for l»«d lex. Toyed—Something that ebbs cent*, and for adults, with skates, Ood ha* given us the Arat day nl Navestnk river and its shores. The im move it* commuter train* into Charle* W. Sprague of the local of th* week to remember the the Lackawann* terminal In Ho- nd flows off the Bottry. Traffic— 35 cents. Th* Lyceum orchestra, police department and Joseph Bank, and we are thoroughly in accord ressioti made by this sight has brought under the direction of Wilbur laviour. We aree to meet ttoo "brea break ,, i boken. Something stupendous, lfk« a Johnston, a postal employee. The bread and to otherwise worship with the suggestion. Other municipalities lany persons back to Red Bank time and Thus, the lommuter traffic pat- le that is beyond colloaaal or Uardlner, furnlahsd muile for th* victims were Benedict Nocosla, 80 a* H* dimcuimcu. of the same size as tted Hank and smaller me again, and there is no doubt it has irn ti further simplified and the •pic. Yawl—Mode of addresaused evening sessions. yeara old; Eleanoor Nocosla, 78 Let Chriatma* be a tlitie of good •O'fc of the Metropolitan Rapid >y I'Yawker* when vUltlhf in Marshall Lowney of Mechanic year* old and Ralph Citarella, W W and ptoaaantnMa, because have established such an authority with iHwnral many to move here. ransit Commission made that he South. - *t, had m brand new suit of year* old. Tha prompt work of Christian* inoitid "rejoice aJwaya"; meh easier. This Is the eommis- Richmond (Vs.) News Ltadcr. elath** which fot wet while wear- but carousing, drunkenness and very favorable results. We wonder what impression visitors the local (Ire department wa* un- *H other sins a.r« wrong at all ' on studying rail rapid transit ing It In a recent storm. He hung der the direction of the Assistant The authority takes the parking situa- thft clothes above the stovepipe in kites of the year. Christians are ;et now when they see the dump on the between New Jersey and New HOME-GROWN MUSIC Chlsf Crelln. to abstain from "every form of ork in the hop* some means can his bedroom to dry off. Hi* wlft tion out of the hands of the police depart- region property, with its pile of rubbish Mirror of World Opinion Frank T. Edlngton. superin- found to ease trie street con- had a hot Are In the stove and the tendent of th* A. F. Ll*chten*teln Bob^ Knight. ment, which, no doubt, would be a relief opped on* with an old bathtub. gestion on both side* of the river. With' the departure of the gun- stovepipe got red hot, setting fir* eitata en Rlvmld* dr. In Middle- to the chief and bis men. The liorongh now Rubbish is often used to fill in low Some day, there probably will be day bandstand concert went a to the paper on the wall. The town township, ws* rs-el*ct*d for APPRECIATION •Ingle »y»tem tunneling com- names crawled up to hi* clothing, lacks full police protection, several mem- little bit of Americana. hi* a*v«nth conateutiv* term a* AMERICAN RED CROSS noperty and apparently that is the plan muter* Into and out of New J*r- and his new *uK was a total lo»s. •ecretary of th* Monmoutb coun- Music-lovers today must get Hiss Delia McLaughlln beeam* : Monmouth County Chapter bers of the department being used for f the Legion. But that does not excuse sey by train beneath the river- their music from long-playing rec- ty branch of th* National Assoel system which would have no the wife of Frank Haley. Th* cer- >tion of Oardintr*. ~ ~ St. Muwwibury, N. J. traffic duties daily instead of keeping n srda, during an occasional visit mony wa* performed by Rev. .'Dec. 14, MM. ic organization from taking steps to place anyway for the picturesque, to a city big enough to have a closer watch on other matters of which ut expensive ferries. — Newark ame* A. Reynolds at St James Th* Llncroft *ehoolhouie was a To th* BdHor: over up the rubbish. Mr. Paine himself [rest symphony orchestra, or church. They were attended by «lt* of a Merry Christmas party Itar-Ledger. from radio and television. . . . I have Just read the very line crime may be foremost. Even Chief las been compelled to employ extermina- Mln Kittle Haley, lister of the giv*n annually by Mr. and Mrs. editorial which The Red Bank SALUTE TO WINDOWS But these big production* ar* no groom, and Joseph McLaughlln, L*wls S. Thompaon of th* Brook- Rtgiiter put out. in which it Reuther frequently does traffic duty. ors to kill rats that have started to breed help to those who want to attend del* farm. Mr. and Mr*. Thomp- neogniiadith* great need of fund* Without the potent charms of brother of th* bride. The couple The authority also would be vested here. concerts locally and hear local began housekeeping in a newly- *on war* at Uralr plantation in for th* Red Croa* in the handling he ihop windows (particularly talent perform. Georgia, but they w*r* repre- ot tha Hungarian Refuge* prob- with the regulation of parking in nietered ow that the holidays are com- furnished house on Bridge av*. lem. The Legion property is located between Qulncy, fortunately, has it* own The Midgets, a local basketball sented by their ion and daughter- areas as well as doing away with the ir- ing), the rigors of many a city in-law, Mr. and Mr*. Louis Sten I Just want you to know how he hotel and the Shrewsbury Manor symphony orchestra, which ful- mm, met a team from Freehold much we in the Monmouth Coun- promenade might be a dreary fills these requirement*. . .' . and won by the score of 20 to 11. Q 'I'll on*peon • regular and otherwise careless parking in ipartinents. Owners of the apartment :est The window is a kind of soft- ty Chapter appreciate your long We ought, really, to judge our The Red Bank players were Ed- More than 1,500 children from and continued interest. The sit- the free areas as it is plainly evidenced ;rov.p filled in and seeded a large section sner for stony pavements and ward Qulhn, Charles Kellum, Red Bank, River Plata, and other uation, a* you so ably express it, alls with Its gay and colorful entertainment by the.rewards it at present. gives us, and not by the conven- Thomas Clusey, Fred Duncan and section* of Mlddlstown township 1* one of severe hardship, and f the river bank during the past year to tale of invention and progress. In Clark Worthley. were entertained at the Carlton aa you stated, contributions are hort, It virtually lifts thought out ience with which it can be ob- to be sent to the Monmouth The revenue from meters would be ear- •reate a terrace. It would he a good idea tained. To enjoy locally produced theater at a Christmas party if th* ordinary run of everyday A pool tournament wa* in prog- County Chapter Headquarters, marked for their maintenance, meeting or the Legion to follow this example of good music (perhaps by friends ress at Bennett's pool room at given by th* Independent Fire Co. Shrewsbury ti. 3. hing* Into worlds of fresh fancy ind neighbors) require* the effort of Red Bank. The out-of-town payments and interest on borrowed money, ind ardent adventure. Belford. The prise was a brass- I am, wrth renewed thank* and jenutifieation. of putting on the hat and coat children wer* brought to th kindest personal regards, From the chnoa of the old order mounted parlor lamp, valued at 15. paying salaries of parking employees, and and starting up the car arid that The contestant* ware Frank party In buses through the court We appeal to the Legion officers, from esy of th* Boro Bus Co. of Red Sincerely yours. the creation of a fund for purchasing addi- if window display, with nearly is certainly more exercise than Mulre, Clinton Lohien, William he standpoint of civic pride as well as verything crowded against the flipping the dial of the TV sit toi Morris, Jr., DanUl Bennett Wil- B*,nk and Xdwia H. Brasch %' tional meters and to provide more park public health, to clean up their river bank plate-glass front, has com* a an afternoon cowboy story1. ' '•"' liam Thompibn and Elmer Flort- Mlddletown township. • Chairman. lghly apecialiud and altogether An addition to Red Bank's rap ing areas. f using a bulldozer to push clean dirt over But in terms of Inner enjoy- land. '• . . accredited form of crsitmanship ment, when you have finished the Miss Lydla Peters of Pennsyl- dly growing service stations was ' ST.^JAM^S*POU| NAME The experience of recent weeks should he rubbish is too expensive, there is plenty known ai window dressing. No average TV program you have vania, "we* engaged a* teacher the Goodyear-Zeppelin station o teach us a very valuable lesson. Parking f manpower available among the member salf-reapecting (hop or establish- spent time merely being occupied; of the eighth grade at the Atlan- F. G. Jaudy Co. on Monmouth st, ment of any ilia today would fall while you have attended a pre- tic Highland* high school. near the railroad depot The • M-jBfMdltt has been at a premium nt certain lionrs ship to do the job. If the Legion floesn't o employ this skill. sentation of fine music you have Mrs. S. E. Irvine, housekeeper building was 1,800x60 feet and \ To the Editor: erected by the 8. 8. Thompson Co. of the day, and it is an accepted fact that Perhaps the art of window bean satisfied.—Quincy (Mass.) for William H. LeQuler of Head- Tha officer* and members of care, then local health authorities should It had facilities for more than 60 St. Jams* Holy Name society are iresaing has reached a higher Patriot Ledger. den's Corner, fell the entire length Ked Bank must provide for more and bet- step into the picture and get action of the stairs In h«r home and was automobile*. deeply grateful. anjB appreciative watermark on N«w York'* fash- Harv«y Hopaon, who had been for the coverage Tpu have given ter parking if it is to continue, as it has ionable Fifth Avenue than any- rendered unconaclpu*. Dr. Jere- us during the past year. hrough the law. ATOMIC CO-OPERATION miah E. Bayre waa called, who employed at the Glob* hotel fo been for many years, "The Shopping Cen- where elae, but even the rural .To you and the Very courteous A program recently launched by stopped the flow of blood. For- more than 39 yean, celtbratod »nd proficient members of your hopkeeper spends more time on hi* 63d birthday. H* was th»«r»t ter of Wonmouth County." his windows these days. Window he United States to extend atom* tunately, no bones were broken by staff we extend sincere good for peace Into the realm of edu- the fall. porter at the hotel, under th* latt wishes for t happy Christmas It also is not too early to consider A Distinct Honor shopping Is today one of the free Daniel W. Whit*. H* later worked how* (till left for the strolling cation should prove a real con- Miss Edith McGackln and Wil- annd a bright ana prosperous New providing ramping facilites on the White Twelve Monmouth county "ham" radio tribution to hemispheric •Qlldar- liam' Harold DeRoache, both of at the hotel for William Dolg, Wil- Tear.Tear- pedestrian—that Is, if one can liam J. Poulson, Charles W. Jones, Blnurely your., st. parking lot. keep from going Inside and spend- ity. Red Bank, were married at the operators, operating seven transmitters The atomic energy commission Baptist parsonage by Rev. Wll and Henry T. MeUger. Michael J. Anderson, ing money. PbKit Chian. We have the property. Let's go upward and seven receivers on Telegraph hill, Mid- At any rate, the shop winnow and the University of Puerto Rico Ham B. Matterson. The couple Thome* S. Field, Sr. of Middle- of today has indeed become are setting up an atomic energy were, attended by Mis* Edith town township, well known hone- THE MONMOUTH BO with the parking there. It will pay for it- dletown township, mcently were cited for Hook and Fred T*tl*y, both of thing of beauty a* well a* a stra- curriculum, taught m Spanish, man and poloist suffered a frac- NATIONAL BANK self sooner than one thinks. being the third most efficient group in the egic gesture of commercial Im- laboratory equipment and a pro- Red Bank. Th* groom waa em- tured collarbone when he nation. The judging, by the American Ra- portance.—Th* Christian Science posed nuclear power plant for ployed ai a clerk In Kroener** thrown from hi* mount while rid- Red Bank, N. J. Monitor. both study and commerlcal utili- grocery store. Mr*. DeRoache, ing with the Monmouth County Dee, 14, A True Holiday Spirit dio Relay league, took in the 48 states and sation. The United State* will aid prevlou* to her marriage, waa em- Hunt club. It waa near Vander- To the Edttor: U. S. territories. TIN IS FO* MO' DAN in bringing students to th« center ployed at The Register office. burg that hi* hone lost hi* foot- My aasoolate* and I think you •Merry Christmas!" "Happy New SIX IN CHABUCSTON rom all the America*. Teacher Thl chicken roosts of Thomas ing and fell. for all the courteslt* you hav* It was a real distinction for the training In the use of radio- MeOrath of Fair Haven, were en- A movement wa* underway in shown our organisation ourlng tha Year!" are America's most joyful greet amateurs of this area to place so high in Any Southerner knows the moat Isotopes and radiation n tropical tered by thieve*, and ten choie* Red Bank to organise a taxpay past year and loin with me in ings. Everyone wants to hear them, bu talignsd thing in the world Is farming research I* scheduled for fowl were stolen. Several rooita ers' league. DeWitt C. Quacken wishing you and your associate* national competition, the more BO because the Southern accent. To the TV th* Inter-American Institute of had been visited throughout the bush was the chief mover. He pro- heartiest Season'* Greetings. not everyone will. This happiest season comedian from New York, there Agricultural Science* in Costa. In territory In recent wsek*. poaed for economy and a lowe Sincerely yours, the test represented something of a vic- I* only one Southern accent, and Albert Burdge of Locust Point, George L.rB.5Hti, also is the most dangerous. addition, prominent Latin Amer- tax rate. vVti President tory over nature. Just as the two-day tes-i It consists of pure saccharine ican atomic scientists will be, in discontinued his stage route be- Edward A. Kelly, of the Arm of Some parties mean drinking which car got under way last June 23, storm; "Honeh chile, iluiz you-awl wahn vited to an Inter-American sym- tween Atlantic Highland* and Red K*Uy fc Co., bought the Louis ~ VISION AJfO mean pain and death. Yulctide is tinn meant in you-awlx joollp?" Thl* posium on nuclear energy early Bank. Brown Co. building on East Front weather moved in causing atmospherl is how everybody In the South next year in the United States. A six-hour relay skating race, •t, occvpUd by the Red Bank auc By Jam** for true happiness only when people ar supposedly talk*, and from Rich- under the auiplce* of th* W**t tion room*, Th* property wen (ThU column -!•'p'reaenUd a* disturbances weakening the radio signals, mond to Houston all one has to Significantly, a major portion End club of Red Bank, waa ich«d- kept safe from harm, when peace aud gooi of the program will be carried on from Front at through to Union a public Mrvtc*. b* The> Register With care, the Monmouth operators still do Is to talk like an almost dead uled for Sunday afternoon, just at., a depth of M0 feet In co-operation with {the New will are with us and chance-taking givei automobile battery and one will in Spanish at Latin-American abov* Hubbard'i bridge. Four got their messages through in fine style. centers of learning—thereby min- Harry C. F. Worden, ion of Mi Jaraey OpUmettUii aaaoclatlon. be to th* manner born. team* of two men each entered and Mr*. Albert W. Worden, wa Qusstlona may be addressed to tha way to' courtesy. imising the "big brother" taint the event They were William How fine is shown by the point stand The fact* are that there are as which has spoiled some previous graduated from th* Renoueii N*w Jeraey Optometrlc aasocl- President Eisenhower, for the nation many Southern accent* a* there Predmore and Albert Van Ness, atlon, U2 Weit iUtl *t.[ Trenton ings awarded by the league. Top place efforts to share knowledge with James Clayton and Elwood Corn training smbalmtrs. He was th* are Southern sUtei. Not only do »,M. J.) •••••• ,v Gov. Robert 13. Meyner, for the state went to a California group, with 2(),79C our neighbors to the south. And well, Benjamin Crate and Frank youngut of IB students in his Prosecutor Vincent P. Keuper and Traffli Southerner* In different atat* recognition, through invitations Brown, and Alfred Ingall* and elan. H* lmmedlaUly became as- Six player* on. a pennant win- points. Second to Plainfleld, N. J., wit have different ways of speaking, to the AEC symposium, of Latin George. WlUon. sociated with hi* father in the ning baasball dubj-wor* glswe*. Co-ordinator W. Robert Warwick, for tin but aa every Virginian and South American atomic energy leaders Worden'* funtral home on East Without them fh«se: cspule 20,493. Monmoutlfs 12 "hams" got 18,22J Carolinian knows, within the J. L. KohUr, Mentarjr of th* Front at county, and your own officials, for tin should further strengthen inter- Y.M.C.A., was granted a two- athlete* with fat batting, averages points. W. P. Czerwinski of Shrewsbury same state* accents are likely to hemispherlc professional and per- week* vacation and went to Di- The wedding of Miss Marie and tight n*ldln«T %cord», could community, are at work to keep the hoi said the county group would have mad vary widely. sonalities.— New Orleans Times- Weesee, Neb., where hi* folk! re- Heyer Johnson ind Joseph Chad- not have mad* the teaa). day season as free as possible of fata Not even the drawl b common Picayune sided. During his absence, th* wick Irwin took place at the Pres- A wall-known jnajor leagu* a better showing had it not been for tlit to all Southern accents. There ar association was looked after by byterian church «• Shrewsbur . *y*t admitted, "f,tieed a small accidents. There's a big drive on agains Southern dialects In which th Rev. a. H. Miksch, the pastor, pv lens correction for my.aatlgma* storm, AS it did turn out, we feel GUILT IS PERSONAL William 8. Child, John W. Mount words ar« noi wafted slowly int and Alvln A. Whiting. formed the ceremony. He was aa- ti*m but I can't wear it becau** fast, unsteady and careless drivers. Tin slited by the former pastor; Rev. highest congratulations should go to oui the air, but pronounced rathe Every citizen who has served Hiss Lillian 8. Garnmy. daugh- th* manager win think I hav* crackdown is for public security, nothin quickly and melodiously. Anyon in uniform probably recalls some Dwight L. Parson*. Edwin Irwin, w*akr *ya«." ThU aoltude is for- local "hams" for their excellent proof ter of Mrs. Mary Garnsey of B*l- brother of the groom was best else. No one need fear the police if the; who ever has visited Charleston, occasion when his company or ford, and George D. Bartleaon, son tunately th* exception, player* and efficiency. S. C, know* that the drawl ship commander announced: "Th man, and Miss Elizabeth Johnson, coach** hav* com* ^o realise that of George F. Bartleson of Atlan- •liter of the bride, was maid of drive as they should, sober and within It simply not spoken there. next time anyone does such-and- tic Highlands, were married at the glasses do not Indkate. physical Charleston accent Is unmlstaka honor. William and Audrey John- "weakness," nor that vision Is In- gal limits. No one should be behind tli such not a man in this outfit gets New Monmouth Baptist parsonage son, children of W. Raymond ble, but It Is not a drawl. It ii a liberty pass until the culprit is by Rev. Archibald H. Sutphen. adequate for *porU.: : wheel who, particularly in this season, wi What Now? a kind of musical sing-song af- Johnson, were ring bearer found." The couple began housekeeping flower girl respectively. The athlete today need no longer fair, li) which the vowels achieve This I* mass discipline, which at Atlantic Highlands. be bothered by bulky anf danger- chance driving any other way. Little sympathy can be found for Hi atrangs Intonations. Out at 1'ort Monmouth they had a wa punishPi the innocent as well as A progressive euchre party was Mr*. Sarah M. Applegats, wlfi out glaua* which «fe hot, cum- decision liy Ked Bank's Republican coin Writing In the Charlestoi the guilty by withholding a privi- given by Mr. and Mrs. Jame* Paul of Joseph S. Applegate, of Con- bwwmi and **«n' restrict his of proving to soldiers the other day whn cilmeii to put off a public review of tl News at Courier, "Lord Ashle lege. To be sure, such a device at their home on Rumaon rd., at over la., In Mlddletown township view. Good vision is possible in all now and then may have som which a score of Intimate frlands died from paralysis. Beside* hei kinds of sport* jaith mod*rn trailie carelesKiicss means. State Troope Brond Street master plan, asked for b, Cooper" hsa compiled a diction- ary of Charlestoneae. "tor the use Justification in a simple efficiency. were present. The first pruM wa* husband, *h* was survived by flv lenses and frames. '," ; H. W. Dodwell of the llowell townshi Donald W. White, chairman of the plan of tourlsta visiting the Hoi) But It ia hardly an acceptable won by Mrs. Charles Iford, which children. The newest development Is the City." Here is a fair sampling: rule of law. was a beautiful hand-painted The term of Robert A. Kennedy plastic lens, tough, lightweight, barracks told the soldiers to look dow ning board, until after the first of tl plate. Wellington Kennedy won a as councilman wa* about to ter- and unbreakablt, il'cvj|t resists Abode—Wooden plank. A boo That, In effect, Is how the the ranks on the drill lield and "pictui year. Suggestions by the councilinen i Supreme Court may have rea- pin cushion for second prize. minate. Ha wa* to be succeeded fogging up. Fit In a strong metal —Approximately. Air—What yol by Harold 8. Allen. Mayor Charts* Monday's meeting—that such a joint sei hear with. Bare—A beverage they soned in voiding a recent practice James F. Lan* of Little Sliver, or plastic frams, It wilt stay in that 'W'2 companies are missing." Tha nf the National Labor Relations R. English paid a high tribute ti place when th* action is last. make with malt and hops. Bull- a prominent clsrk In Doremu* Mr. Kennedy tor hi* faithful rec he indicated, will he this year's traffic to sion on the recommended dcte of Dec. 2' Nickname for William. Coat- Board which deprived a union Bros, butcher *hop on Broad at, Satety-hardsned glass lenses and Its members of the board's ord and his conscientious and *f< hav* bean used for years. They in New Jersey. iii the holiday season, would he had I Where they got that judge moved into town during the week ilclint public **rvlo», Mayor Eng- and all. services and protection* if on* of and took up ruldane* on Me- hav* been used for yeaW. They The Christmas season does not run ju timed, and that council need not act, an ths unior's official flled a false chanic st. lish stated that Mr. Kennedy had are heavier than ordinejy lenses, Cup—Place for housing hen non-Communist affidavit. not mlssad a council meeting In but provide ocsnpisAa santy from the week between Dec. 2.") and Jan. 1, say way, because it is planning board Des Molnes—They belong to m The Band hall at Keanshurg, over four years. The Taft-Hartley Act simply which was bought by Frank How- breakage, David Green, president of the Motor Club —appear most inopportune. Faints—A barricade of wonrt provides that "section SB A of the ard of Red Bank a few weeks Member! of the Young Women's Contact lens** are perfect for brick or stone. Flow—What yol club of Red Bank, held their fire- th* athltte. By* Injury I* impoc of America. It starts with the shopping .Mayor Katharine Elkus While wn Criminal Code (which sets penal- prevlou*, was sold to New York stand on In a house. Fruntinlo ties for perjurers) shall be ap- part!** by W. W. Ramiey. Mr. side meeting at th* clubhouse on alble, they cannot t* displaced, Benson, which is now. It involves the pack- Unite right in noting that there is "a worl —Tops; Initial ranking. Go it! — plicable." And for a long time the Ramsey refused to state for what Broad st. Th* hostesiws were and thay do not Interfere in th* An animal that eats tin cans and Ml** Norms Magce, Miss Loretta roughest activity. Many college! age carrying woman hurrying home from of luiilding going on around us while w NLRB had administered the law purpose the building wa* pur- amells bad. accordingly. chased. Regan, Miss Ethel Manaon, and are providing thensflor their bo- Mia* Catherine Conklln. the store and the child returning from sleep" iiud Ilint time should not he wawli Hall—The abode of Integration- It is possible that the threat of Roger Francis, son of William spectacled athltta*. ' Christ mas parties. Those people on foot in gelling into this important plan wbic Isti and other evil spirits. Halo— a blanket penally has spurred the H. Francis, wa* four yiara old, Th* Sunrise Rod and Gun club Sport* require a high degree of Greeting slmlUi to How do you rank and file of som* unions to and the event was calibrated with of Red Bank, mad* Its annual visual skllla--«up*rt*,r dfpth per- need extra protection, particularly on very well may change the face of Ht>i do? See Higher! Harmony— take a closer look at their officers. » birthday party at which a num- awards of prlieH to club members. ception, accurate" eye co-ordina- these, the year's shortest days. Bank. The fact that she is Hie governin Cooked grlta. Hawsers Quadru- But a principle of American law ber of llttla folk* of th* neighbor- Reuben White, one of Red Bxnk'a tion, Inattntaneou* focus: Miny of peds that eat hay. Higher—Sc< in that guilt 1* personal. Any ex- hood were invited, Roger's play- best flihtrmen, won the prize tor thes* things can be Improved by Motorists: Be of good cheer. Be bear- liody's lone Democrat and will leave ol1|< "Halo." ception to that ought not be al- mates at the party were Elmer the largest striped bans. Harry vision training. The mediocre ath- em of happy lidiugfi. Do not have it on Jan. 1 should make no difference iu tli Hone—Something on an auti lowed to become fixed In law Hesse, Erich Pharo, Raymond and Estelle copped the prize for th* lete might becom* a ntu- If Ml that you blow. Mow—An uddilio, thruugh practice. Frt'd Boyd, Dorothy and Frank largest Muck bass, Ralph llrown vlalon wer* better adaptld to hi* conscience that y te tht board. Mr. Alden It retir- ulty aammander of tho Signal ing and toon plant to move te Roast Stuffed Long bltnd OuckHng - Appl* Sauc* ber caa be copied direst* from It Oorpa Bnglneermc laboratories Hollywood, Da. . military atrrlce, U yam da not have a aaelal ae- Jan. t, likes to whip «p hla f Rentt Stuffed Vermont Turkey - Cranberry Saue. eurlty account card and aro on Farm HoMulag Louis Th. board heard roporU from the Uw when ha raacbta •rite Chinese dlshea when < Dr. William H. Martin, exptrl- Reaet S.leet Prim* Rlba of Beef au Jut tag*, he and hat (tally aettva duty, you will havo a* op-mood strikes him. AM SlUl Available moot tUtton director, and Und- portunity to apply for one atone Roaet Ltg of Spring Lamb - Mint Jtlly with wn mombora af yaw or- The eis-toet-twe, JBO-peund eel- TRBNTOM - AHhaagh tho ley O. Cook, awoclatc director of onti, now epotlal taotstoM to ftetat tlghtealag af tha tho extent Ion tenrlce. BroUed Half Spring Chicken Btrey on Toast sanitation who wUl nee* thus Brig. Oen. Bart* P. Oook, labora- ••octal anaaiOMonto between tho aarkot hat oartaHod to t «f Dr. Martin announced that Dr. Jumbo Frog Lift a la Powlette Seetel Security * tory Maaaaadtr, learned to like torn UM aaklng of tattata typot Rarhuitts Heukeleklan wUl bo- Chlnew feat) la Hawaii, aad he* of raratora Ktaa AdmmMrttlan lt chairman of th. department Sward Flak Steak Saute Natural and paw oorrlee department wU af arlgaal reelpes ptwrlde thla otnrle. far yea. of oanltatton Jan. 1, luceeedlnc Combination Flth Fry • Tartar Santa far farm . Dr. Harold B. Orford, who atkod te bo rellOTod of hit admlntotra- Lobster, Shrimp and Crab Meat Nawburg Voters Approre Site to Chttter J. Tyooa, Jr. tr*» dutlet to that he could devote aoro ttei. to •es.arch. Dr. Orford' Broiled Eastern Halibut Steak MaHrt dHottl For New High School Fara hat htadtd up th* department Asparagus • Sauc* Bornaito Petit Pali Bonne Fomm* WALL TOWNSHIP - Vetert atiea and art net dependant anon tine. 1M2 when Dr. Wllltn Ru- h*i» latt week approved by a twt avtatein' aaprtal, Tyten explatned. dolft roUnd. Whipped Potato*. Paisley Potatoes Candled Sweet Potato*. to aaa margin tho alia far a pro. Tney ean be aada to farm poaod Jmlar-aonlor hltk oohooL people far tha eenitritcUoa. altor- STAMEN ABSIONED Assorted Plot' Sherbet Aaertad let Cream* This was to iharp eoatnat toth t atien or repair af fara beast and Old Fashioned Strawberry Snort Cake Chocolate Eclair referendum of Juno 1» wham th*y PORT LBAVENWORTH. Kan. other ntctaary farm bufldlngi —Army Prt. Theodora W. Sta- voted two to on* against a propo- Thty may also be used to pre- Layer Oakt Cheat Cakt Fruit Jella Stewed Peaehet aHlan for a la-tert trte for taV men, ion of Mr. and Mr*. Joeeph •Mt water for ftnattead and Stamen, 125 Red Bank Manor dr., Corf*. Tea Milk The atta approved Tniaday by Mod Bank, recently wu attlgntd a LSS*4T« *sta wa bo bought for To ba atlglMo far thlt trpt of to tht hoopitai dHachment here. $0400. It la on lath eve. at it M untn tnterod tho Army In ^ r ?"*- SBBVBD FBOM U NOON WTO. S P. M. and Now Bedford rd. Ofttdala of fara watah June, 1W«, and wat hut itaUon»d K ttaatial •tut or hit annual eath BPBCIAt DINNEB SMS FOB OOLDBBN tTWTJEB tba beard af odueatlon credited at Port Dlx. Th. Jt-year-old Mi- i*^ tho wark of UM Wall aohool ottt- Xammatt alat bo aaaMo to dler It a IMS graduate of th. Unl- In totting strong tup- attain aitdid trolH vtrally of Florida In Oalu««vlUt. terat tltowhtro. Loon, already approrod nvtmga MOLLY PITCHER HOTEL •host Hm. Tyton " LAMPS! ON THI SHMWSMMY «Wlt MO IANK nd npnwtlMtBta OnOwlM high act •r* lavtted to tht Mant! ChrUt- nua Snow Ball te bt gtvta by the •teas Wednesday m tha •adttortum. Jake Tait Topptii win prerldt apialal sweet tear turn. It the matte. The danoe to formal far moat of the pete aad pant a and Mas aay bt abtanea froo: HOLD'S the Albert kttebta a their any mombtr af tha atntor elaa*. IRADIO I ELECTRIC SHOP •aartera. Juliana, the aok Senior oemmHMu ara working wife, helps wtth tht dlsha later, andtr the leadotahip of Richard IT. rraal Si BB M1U bat whOt th* ottentl It In theBknary. aoaiar eltaa pratMotit realm of ehefdom, aba oonTtaWnt- to eJoooo iWpoara. ef tha faaUy, -, enjoy the eotenat'a Ohl- i, and agret he "eom* teak1' whoa H oemit "whipping «p" Chinese dan- cadet. The other aembom of the Al- bert family are Carolyn. IS, it* tending Diekmatn toUtgt. Cnr- llal*, Pa.; Linda, It, n hater at Rad Baa> Cnthoite high aehatl; Paul W., Jr., ttron, a atndoat at Star ** the Sea school. Lang Branch, and Barbara Jans, who Insisted upon entering peat nuratry ached. CeL Albert was boa Ohio, and to a gradaato of Ohte Stato artrtratty'elaa «f IMSL »nf wtth tha Infantry aad Afar Mr- •al Oorpt la Iwilt Mid fto h PaeMte. At oao thaa ha waa with Signal IMtWgenoe ter- rieo, and later at Signal emeer on Okinawa. At Port Merteby. BANK SAVINGS New Guinea a VtU. ho set up tha atramunlcatient center far ASSOCIATION Oca. Douglu MoArthtr'a htntV Viarttrt. OlARrtMtD •••» Okinawa today it tha -Poor Man'a Hawaii," Ool. Albert aaya. to Security The Wand now hat a atOtge— MD BANK tha UntrtraKy of Ryakyat, wilt* 19 5 6

"BUdcrit, mon eh«v«l!«r." Every woman knows it's fun to 90 formal. Mtn customarily grumblo a bit, observing a tradition that datoi back to th* days of starched collars and heavy serge. But, ^iilctiifo^ aven in the most rfard-headed male, there's a itreak of romance. To bring it to the fore, we suggest this lightweight worsted black dinner jacket with narrow satin shawl collar and matching trousers, 79.50. The accessories: Hathaway's pleated front tde fluicrican people ore beginning to dress shirt, soft collar with stays, 7.50. Silk foulard cummerbund, 6.50. Matching bow tNmfcr lometKiqr tbtd mm of a* brie too long for- tie, 2.00. Black calfskin shoes, 19.95. Open a Kridel charge account. Pay '/j tti VOtoer to pmkrtoe our predottf toap of We, anb to January 10, '/j February 10, VJ March 10. luf «lfbe(te flame* of tretbom tobttfj, in ttje ttjairf ofttie tMris arottiib ut, tjmtoAiwt tbt one (ope foe liberty Uriny peopled eberptotKre. M #ur leaberi-militar?, potttM «tb religion*—babe talleb for tbe reatoakening of He true jBmeritait ipirit in our people, material

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MONMOUTH CONSOLIDATED WATER CO. • 1 =^= _•—IWadsy, Dec. 20, 1956 RED BANK REGISTER Mechanic Street Pupils to Give WSCS Holds i Water Company Hn. William Hodgkiss, Jr., Mri Hodgkiss Harry Knlftln, Jr., Mrs. Alma Has Yule Party Lankenau, Ura. Russell Hodgkiss, Christinas Party MOHEY *2S-'100-*2M Mri. Robert Peake, Mr«. Charlea Christmas Program Tonight LONO BRANCH - Monmouth Feted at Shower Leach, 8r.. Mrs Donald Clark, HIGHLANDS — Members of Consolidated Water company had '. , — Dorothy Hodgkiss, dauph- Mr«. Alfred LankeiMU, Sr., The Christmas program of the the Women's Society of Christ- its annual employee Chrietssas e.H'500 !i »sr of Mr. and Mn. William Hodg- Mn. Michael Nannlni, Mn 9. J. Mechanic Street school will be Methodiit Women mas Service of the Methodist party Saturday night at the Green ' kkm, M Forman st., Fair Haven, Cavallo. MlM Ellen Murphy, Misi eld in the school auditorium to- church last week held a Christ- Grove manor, here. Five employ- ;WM honored at a miscellaneous Beverly Morris and Miu Margaret night at 7:30. Have Christnuii Party mas party following a meeting. ees with 10 to W yean of service MONEY li 1 DAY trldal shower given by her sister- Leach. A primary choir of children Mrs. Joseph Patterson, presi- wen recognised. ta-law, Mn. Thomas Hodgkiss, 32 rom grade* one and two will open EATONTOWN- The Women's dent, conducted the meeting, Thirty-year employees honored For all the many tUap that asU Manor dr., Red Bank. the program with a selection of Society for Christian Service of held in the recreation room of wen A. M. DtPeten, distribution pleasurs to the occasion or for say > Dsaerations were In pink and Girl Scout Patrol Christmas songs. This wJU be the Methodist church held a the church. Mn. Frank R. Creek- system office supervisor; F. R. worthwhile purpose. Sensible plsas white and gifts were arranged un- Has Court of Awards ollowed by a play entitled "Miml Christmas party last week at the more was In charge of, theSturm, payroll clerk, and Ansstmo to meet any desirs or emergency. 1 «er an umbrella. Miss Hodgkiss Lights a Candle," presented by ahome of Mrs. Raymond Bennett ChristmKs devotions, assisted by Main, ssnlor utility man. Hon- Christmas 1 wlH become the bride of Bernard PORT MONMOUTH—The sen- ast of fifth grade children under on Irving pi. Mn. Elliott Wllletts Mn. Edward Duncan, Scripture ored for 10 years of service were : Weaning. Jr., 11 Monroe st, West lor patrol of Girl Scout troop 137, the direction of Mrs. Myrtle Cook. was in charge of the games, reading. Christmas carols were Joseph N. Albertl, utility man, iMg Branch, Jan. 1». under leaderahlp of Mary Ket- Selections by the intermediate among which was a hat making sung. and William M. Sickles, working Chwsts included Mrs. William chow, had a court of award! and choir and audience singing will competition in which the group A buffet supper was served foreman. i Bedgklss, Sr., Mn. Bernard Wen- graduation ceremony laat week at complete the program. was divided In two, one team with Mrs. Ralph Newman as O. A. Neweulst, company man- 176 Braodwoy • e«LOnfl, Rnndi 6MSOH O 8r., Mn. John Kuranda, the Port Monmouth •choel. making red hats, and one mak- chairman. ager, presented service pins to the •S.M* The members of the primary ing green from materials provid- Awardi were presented to the hoir are Susan Schlndler, Mar- Members attending were Mn. five employees and thanked all troop committee and to Millie ed them, The hats were worn for Patterson, Mn. Lester Whltfleld, the employees for their co-opera- garet Mclntoah, Clayton Stein- the remainder of the evening. Ashman, aniitant leader of the man, Nicky XenenWs, Gary Bolo- Mn. Howard Paronto, Mn. Har- tion during the past year. GINHtAL troop. Proficiency badges and man, Charles Weaver, Linda Members contributed toward a ry Deck, Mn. Slvert C, Walstrom, —with but a ranks elio were awarded. Enter- Lovertidce, Daniel Herbert, Mon- cash Christmas gift for the Ko- Mn. Lottie Fahrer, Mn. Lydia Research indicates that 76 per tainment followed and the Scout ica Rogtc, Linda Guarlno, Katay rean student, Cha Won, who they Schmlti, Mrs. Robert M. John- cent of chronic diseases of the PUBLIC LOAN band played two numbers. Sagraves, Carla Robinson, Miriam are sponsoring. Bach member son, Mn. Arnold Pedenen, Mn. aged an partially or completely COIFOIATION sinffle thought Troop member! discussed the Bras, Vickie Murphy, Nancy Titus, signed a Christmas card to send William Ktndrlck, Mn. Fred controllable, but rehabilitation Is topic, "Our Life in Scouting." The George Forbes, Jimmy Buckalew, to Mn. Tracy Bowater at River- Koch, Mn. Henry Fehlhaber, seldom attempted. graduating girls gave their Scout- Bdoma Ranton, John Peters, John view hospital. Mrs. Bennett served Mn. Grace Cottrell, Mrs. A. Ing possessions to the other mem- Allen Reid, Barbara Friedman, refreshments in hei recreation Meads Robertson, Mrs. George bers of the troop In a "last will IHene Qlassman, Mary Clark. room with Mn. Eva Falkenburg Cann, Mrs. Deborah Bogue, Mn. and testament.'" assisting her. A special holiday Henning Halvonen, Mn. Fred Edward O'Reilly, Dennis Tor- Kugelman, Mn. James Kampf, The new troop, assigned the reggianl, Cathy CraMree, Carol note was eggnog pie. At the number 237, plans to be a senior party were Mn. Russell Sheets, Mn. A. C. Quest, Mr*. John P. Border* 5NN09 Miller, Bernadette Rink, Betsy Adalr, Mn. Andrew Sikora, Mn. service troop. Participating In the Sickles, Evelyn Siegel, Linda Star- Mn. William Vital, Jr., Mrs. Is creamy rW»... ceremonies were Beverly Andrews, Frank Poer, Mn. Sara Hayes,Edwin LaRue, Mn. Duncan, Mn. kowlci, Arthur Covington, Jane Creekmore, Mrs. Newman, Mn. Agnes Bonher, Jerry Collins, Pat Zimmerman, Pandora Jacouba, Mn. Anna Staats. Mn. George and so delicious! Corriea, Dana Greene, Blanche B. Whltfleld, Mrs. Verna Frailer, Violet Anderson and Mrs, Robert Gary Hemotreet, Lynn Patterson, Robertson. A Tery merry Chrlst- Hancock, Marie Lawlor, Maureen Ralph Sturmfels, Dentils Hughes, Mrs. Annabelle Dennis, Mrs. John Maloney, Mary Ann Nesbltt, Bar- Lawrence Brooks, Joan Gregory, Dleti, Jr., Mn. Lester Whltfleld, Guests wen Mn. Reg. Robert- mu to you from all of bara Pulsch, Joan Reiser, Lynn 'atrlci* Gale, Susan Boskcy, Miss Mary Dennis, Mn. L. D. See- son, Mn. Victor Rouetti, Mn. ui —Fred, Elsa, John, Search, Bonnie Weston and Jean ly, Mn. Clara Roberts, Mn. Ger- William Worth, Mrs. Donald Williams. James Henry and Gregory Lee. Olnny and Mike! The Intermediate choir Is com-' trude Bornemann and MnMarsh. , Mrs, George Lockhart, poeed of Gudrun Malelka, Donna Charles Dowen, president. Mn. John Dryden and Mrs. Wal- A Princeton University profes- ter Anderson. sor. Dr. Hugh Stott Taylor, has Jiannlne, Diane Caruaoe, Donald won several awardi for producing Sturmfele, Sheryl Stoothoff, Mar- Holmdel high octana gasoline to serve our garet Siegel, Arnold Howitt, Earl Stout, Peter Abbey, Richard U Broad St. Red Bank petroleum reserves. He came Mr. and Mn. Fred Harrison and from his native England In 1914 Weiss, Jeanne MoKnlfht, Flor- Mr. and Mn. Edwin Uobenow G>llege Goal: and stayed here. , ence Hendrickson, Susan Kron- attended the graduation exercises falb ,UuUe Sumpf, Bridget PaU- of their respective ions, Fred lano, Nancy Weaver, Elizabeth Harrison and Robert Uebenow, 50,000 Books Doyle, Anlna WMJiams, Gerald at Balnbiidge Naval staUon, Md., WEST LONG UHANCH—Mon- S»nlon, Gerald Jordan, Craig Ser- where they completed their boot mouth college faculty wives havs geant, James Aumack, Ralph training. set a goal of 60,000 books In their Aequaro, Michael Breslow, Mr. and Mn. John S. Holmes drive to clear Shore Ana home Sherry HavMand, Sandra Thom- and Mr. and Hn. Voortteei at- closets and attics of unused book* as. Frances Greenberg, Billy Map tended the Csdarette'i Christmas that hlght serve 1,000 Monmouth honey, Louise Jackson, George dinner and party at Crystal Brook college students. Keefer, Alfred Bennett, Barbara Inn Sunday, College librarian Janet H. Hob- fooLgood Stem, Martha Monroe, Linda "Christmas in Our House" wiM ble Is arranging to put the books Carotenuto, Mary Susan Crab- Into circulation among students as youngsters! !, Nancy Btphlck, Charle* be the sermon topic by Rev. An- drew A. Burkhardt at the 11 a.rapidly as they can be received FAMOUS MAKE Jones, John Maletto, Lucille Atrc- and catalogued. The library, chln. m. service Sunday at the Federat- ed church. The choir wW sing which served the two-year study George Worthley. Barbara program for IS years, has been ex- CHorno, Lynn Bants, Evelyn Wonderful Story" and "In the RADIO Stillness of the NlfM," led bypanded since Monmouth college RlfMmln, Nancy Cook, Susan the organist, Mn. Howard 8. moved to its new campus last July Peters, Jacqueline Cadman, Ktm- and started a four-year study pro- berley Ohristensen, Terry Lyons, McCormick. A candlelight service ONLY 14< will be held at 4:30 p. m, Sunday, gram. Lynn Tuieneu, Patricia McCul- Mri. Hobble has planned with NO MONEY DOWN lion, Loutee Levuuon, Phyllis Carolers will meet at the Re- II A WEEK formed chapel at 7:30 p. m. The the book drive chairman, Mrs. Record Bloomberg, Andrea, Hofer and Ralph B. Wlnn, a pick-up service Marilyn Doromiu. Christmas party of the Sunday- school wtM be held In the chapel for those* who cannot deliver The characters In the play an: Saturday at 3 p. m. Christmas books to the library. Mri. Randall Claris.Glrsne eve from S to » p. m. the church Main needs are for books of Orannr Sunn Gregory classic and current fiction and AIIe« Cherrl Wtinwrlsht win be open for meditation, with rslwil Robert Wllll.mi Mrs. Frank Z. Slndllnger playing works on biography, travel, bus- •nnr _ .Suunnt Nil lor at the organ. iness, education, agriculture, tech- im Frank Roi.nf.ld nology, science, philosophy and •arjr _ Madeline Flilc aun-Mlml'a Mother .... Dlin« Fromm foreign languages. M MOA0 IT. 117 COWMAN AVI. 114 MOADWAT Th« Anttl Jacqueline Nordrum AMUIY MIK ifltefl ••AMCH WvW miWeWP/wTj"*rj Martin Meyers will be the an- nouncer, Seymour Sehnetl will be ACK GUARANTY! In charge of the curtains, and Thomas Light will be in charge of the lights. Roop Heads Firemen LEONARDO—Ashley Roop was elected pnsldent of ths Bnvent Park and Leonardo Fire company at Its annual meeting. Other officers named wen Step- hen O'Sage, vice president; Fred Meyen, tnasurer; Dennll Shee- han, captain: James Snow, first lieutenant; James Bennett, second lieutenant; Chester SuplensM, en- Complete gineer; Robert Grimm, first as- Sinner S«rv«d sistant engineer; John Snow, sec- All D«T. Bund.y and Holldajl ond assistant engineer; Alvin Mexson, secretary; Harold Hart, financial secretary, and Dennis From the Shore's Shaehan, Robert Grimm and Step- hen O'Sage, application commit- HMM CfJ Whs* 9-fOOO tee. MOST MODERN BARBER SHOP CARDNER'S HOOVER 12 MECHANIC STREET RED BANK Just off Broad St. »•. I EON LL of us at Gard- A ner's Barber Shop would like to extend our very - best wishes for a Kerry Christmas and the best New Tear ever ... to all of you. cr 7 MICHAEL ANOTHER DIVIDEND To all oi you whom we have been PAYMENT AT THI KATI OP privileged to serve—-we extend OUR FOUR CHAIR MEN'S DEPARTMENT Staffed by skilled barbers, experts In hair grooming. our thanks for your patronage and

our best wishes that your PER ANNUM AtwMitifcl,lightweight iron-** girsj woooW- FOR MEMBERS Christmas be filled with much iul itaulb-on any Gsbrie. Switch up it's Mwm- PAYABLE •wkch down-it's a dry iron. It's that saty. Uies M happiness and joy! lip WBlCT* PnClSfi ICBlpcfltltft 0OQlfOl '€ Dec. 31it channel desipi oa wkplait oosopletc distributioa of stssjjM Koolaone handle snakes ironing coafottable. Guaranteed br one A Savings Account Makes an Ideal Christmas Gilt year by Hoorer—world bsnous maoubcturert • MORTOA0I LOANS • RIM0MUN9 LOANS of vacuum deanen. • MA IMFROVIMINT LOANS HOOVER FINE APPLIANCES ... mrnmd tU ktmst, mmmi Ik* wirU MAINSTAY FEDERAL SAVINGS TWO CHAIRS FOR THE SMALL FRY CARDNER'S LADIES' DEPARTMENT 30 Monmoulli St. Red Bank Wa love children, bring them In. ^ Stylised hair shaping by Michael. AND LOAN ASSOCIATION FIVE BARBERS TO SERVE YOU II (MOUTH STRUT . Td. R«d Bank 6-2222 4. RID IANK official notice of the mectfef, New Democratic which Mr. Bennett etld Mcka to H«ad$ Cancer Drive RED BANK REGISTER la Re* aaaa IT* Oifeutiution Sought form ar organization f*r the Commissioner McLean Gives Tidewaters Club _Thiirsdsy, Dec. 20, 1956—9 8HEKMAN1 fer party which will be "atrongly • CURTAIM* a LEONARDO—A meeting called united and active 12 month* a • DaAFCBlEl for tlM purpose of "organising a negotiations for the purchase (tf • SUP (OVERS year, inataad of a six-week party." Views on Hunting Problem To Meet Jan. 6 the property alto will be made • LINENS strong Democratic organization" Mr. Bennett waa at one time a L.ITTLE SILVER—A meeting at the Jan. ( meeting, • VENETIAN BLIND In Mnnmoutli county will be held Democratic candidate for the Far •«t the Leonard* grade school to- TRENTON (AP) — New Jer-atory animals like foaes and rae- of the Tidewaters club will be assembly. Mr. Bennett aald the sey's top conservation official, Dr. held Jan. • at T:S« p. m. In the Wt»mm Paraaa , Bight, J. Harry Bennett, Belford, meeting will be open to all who eoons. It distributes signs to be Applications for bingo tntain«4 at tb« loft ' Sonic local Democratic leaden harvested crop*. prlntlna 4eiauthorized to recom- Plans for the meeting were laid down the policy of hie de-mend polleles to ths conservation made by the club'a executive partment in a speech at the Rut-commissionerr-to hslp solve the committee Sunday at the home gers College of Agriculture last hunting problem. of Frank Schlro. chairman of week. The commissioner added: the executive committee, on TRAVEL McLean's remarks were spurred "Like all citizens groups, the Queens dr. by a controversy between farm- flih and game council Is tre- George A. Gray, the club's at- •ONDCD k AUTHOIIIIO era and sportsmen over opening mendously concerned with all torney, delivered the club's stock the upland game season a week phaaei of the work of the division certificates and corporate sea! at earlier this year. of Ash and game, and as a result ths meeting. Announcement also 12 MOAD ST. 31* CMIUWI AW. The commissioner did not dis-It sometimes becomes preoccupied was made that the executive com- cuss ths pros and eons of the ar-with matters rslating to the day- mittee plan* to dlscuai termi of IID IANK AMUIY PARK gument, but Instead laid down to-day operation of the agency. th* purchase of the property Sat- the problems facing the stats in "This la not nscesesrily to th* urday. Tti RE 4-5080 Prospect 5-5010 preservation of recreational fa- council'* discredit , , neverthe- The membership will act on the cilities. less, a preoccupation with routine Dr. Doaglas O. Ooaasrsy proposed constitution and by-laws DONT INCONVENIENCE YOURSELF! The nub of hi* statement was administrative matters—on the at ths Jan. ( meeting in addition this comment: part of even one or two members Dr. Douglas G. Oemeroy, Somer- to electing dub officers. Ths stock W« Do It AE For You LOCALLY The simple fact of th* matter —can only divert ths whole eoun- ville, has been named chairman of ell from ths bigger and more certificates will be luued to mem is that If public hunting, a* w* Area two for the April drive «f bers at that time. The money re- You can r*»*rv* and pick up •irlint, ttaamthip, feus «a*J have known It In New Jersey challenging task of formulating th* American Cancer society. Tho ceived from the sale of stock cer In th* past, la going to survlvt, major policy recommendations." ana comprises Monmouth, Mid-tlacmta* will be deposited in a tour tickets, hotsl *nd r*iort *r*« r*i*rv*tiont at NO we must work out satisfactory McLean said ths council should dlesex, Huntardon, Mercer, Mor- •pselal account in the Little Sil- co-operative arrangements with help work out a long-rang* pro- ris, lustex, Somerset and Wsrren ver branch of the Monmouth BCTRA CHARM. W. «r< bond*d and •uthofii.d t* fanners, whereby the average cit- gram for th* acquisition and poli- counties. Dr. Oemeroy Is associ- County National bank, to be uted Isen who buys a lie* ASS can hunt cies for better MM of th* land ate prof***or of zoology at Rut-only for the purchase of the pro r*pr*i«nt you in MonmoutK County «no) turro«in«Jin*j MM. publicly-ownepy d gams on privately- already owned by state—like th* gers university. elub sit*. A report on the owned land," Wharton tract In South Jersey. McLean said the 100,000 acres He laid that perhaps services to «f public shooting and fishing landowners who open their prop- grounds operated by th* state can erty to hunters can be expanded never—even If substantially In- and farmer* were entitled to s**k created—"do mare than relieve "mor* vigorous action" against 9 some of th* prts*ttre ind serve huntsr* who disregard their prop- as laboratories far sound gam* «rty right*. "Discounting *** Discounters' production." Th* commissioner said th* problem was one of "providing •»# adeqaat* opportunities for an ex- Pupils Present "Book II "Chapter V" ceptionally large number of sportsmen on an exceptionally small area of land end at the Yule Program MUM* Urn* protecting the rights and Interests of landowners In Pupil* of Miss Vera Hnwmyi •neh a way a* to enlist thslr co- first grad* at th* Oakland *Ur**t operation." school presented their Christmas ONE ITEM WE DONT DISCOUNT srogram, "Th* Nativity," last He aald the problem was eom-Thursday and Friday at ths pHeated by the fact that there school. EUSSILLES' Is a minority among sportsmen Th* program was attended by BECAUSE IT'S PRICELESS "whose action* reflect an attitude mor* than MO parents and gv**t* to the effect that the farmer be who war* welcomed by Ills* Lil- damned'." lian Jordan, school principal. Mas AND YET THE MORE WE GIVE AWAY Increasing Augusta M. Broadmeysr, elemen- "It Is this minority," McLean tary music supcrvleor, directed -THE MORE WE HAVE TO GIVE added, "that Is damaging th* rep-th* choir. 8h« waa aaslattd by utation of, all sportsmen, that la Miss Bthsl Orlggi of Trenton, making it mor* difficult to main' fourth grad* practles Uaehsr, who tain harmonious relationship* be- provided piano accompaniment Good Wil - Good Cheer and Good Wishes tween sportsmen and farmers and Pupil* of th* first, second and that, actually, is Jeopardizing the third grad* sang for Thursday's tradition of public hunting that program, and of th* fourth! fifth May Your Holidays It BRIGHT WHft HappitMst we have known la tali state. and sixth grades for Friday1* pro- "Inevitably r***ntm*nt among gram. farmer* ha* been rising. It la re- The east Included Nancy Fam- flwted In th* larg*-e«al* Increase ulary and Martina Sessoek, nar- BUCK and BRASS m th* number of privately-owned rators; Abigail Close. Mary; Sal- •LACK ft DECKER tracts that hate been posted vator* Bchlpanl, Joseph; Joseph against all form* of trsspas* dur- Orlcsl, Innkeeper1 ; Blaln* Alvlno, int the hunting aeuon." Innkeeper * wife; Carol Cottrcll, FIREPLACE ENSEMBLE McLean gave this description Fanny Dr***«r, Joyce Becker, 1/4" DRILL of what a farmer might experi- Anna Kuvlkow, Diana. Troechla, Paldiaf Sef»s». 4-PI«e« Sat ence during the season from un- Patricia Barker, MlehMl DeCarlo Tit mannerly hunters: and Slain* Alvlno, angel*; An- "In numarotis instances, th* thony Saceo, Anthony Orlcsl and farmer still arise* In th* morning John Sovlsro. WIs* Hen; Robert enly to look out his window and IMs*, Robert Terrlll, Richard $ .94 FOR Bnd one «t two score of armer1. Schneider, Frank Plngitor* and AT hunters lined up in his pasture, bv3tt Kendall, shepherds; An- 12 HM price ft bran MM M WIM. *wt Bta*a4 thony Proeopto, Larry Miller, ready for the day's sport. And as Franc** Pharr, Deborah Row, the day progresses, his nerve* will Mary Jan* Cavanaugh, Robert be Jangled by gunfire in close Gibson, Oall Enrodl and Monica proximity to his home, Schnebal, choir children. •MB time to time hi* field* REVERE COPPER MIRRO win b* trampled, his crop* wU Sblejata wars Abigail CIOM, Sal- TREE STANDS be damaged, and hi* fsnees will vator* Bohlpant, Jo**ph Orlssl. b* broken. Thar* hav* *v*n beea •lain* Alvin*, Abigail CIOM, OUTDOOR eassa whsr* a protesting landown- TEA KETTLE ALL SIZES Cookit Prttf er ha* b*m threatened with phys- ical vlolene* by hot-headed and INDEPENDENT Irresponsible Ilesnss-haldan." Party Held AT Rtf. S2.M The commissioner said h* did Rtfl. MM not think the average sportsman SIT K«t- "condones any of this." By VFW Poet $1.99 Hs said tha Division of lish $3-99 LOW PRICES and Gam* ha* long offered farm- HIOHLANDS-Th* LadiW aux- srs Incentives to co-operate with iliary of th* Veterans of Foreign NOW I It* hunting and fishing program*. War* and pott members held a Christmas party Saturday night DivMen "pent fIMM at th* pott horn*. Last year the division spen Members of the auxiliary OVER 509b OFF ON THIS RUCK * DECKER mor* than 171,000 on fencing, brought sxehang* gifts, one for YINCENrS BEAUTY SALON sprays, diversions!-; food patch** a man and on* for a woman. The and other m*an* of protecting auxiliary furnished oov«r*d LIONEL TRAIN SET tVa" PORTABLE 32 UNDRW fUCI RID IANK landowners from dur damage. I dish**, post member* th* tnrkay. paid out WJ.000 to farm boy* and Christmas card* were sung with SWITCHER FREIGHT SET Rl girls participating In Its Mrs. John P. Adair accompanying ELECTRIC SAW chick program. It maintains at ths piano. SHAM SWITCHR, LOCQMODVI staff of trappers to capture) pred- Attending wtr* Mr. and Mrs. ANP TINDM Ht*x*7 *J«fy • CfJH M • M 41 OtfTM Oeorg* Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Chart** Gardner, Mr. and Mr*. WHUL CAR Edward A. Kwik, Mr. and Mrs. CHAM CAR SAAM Robert M. Waters, Mr. and Mrs. Jam*i Leeser, Mr. and Mrs. Win- WORK iii R««. $49.50 KM Hf ston D. Rugg, Mr. and Mrs. Jo- •VCURVIO TRACK .. seph Oraoto, Mr. and Mrs. Ste- phen H. Falter, Mr. and Mrs, Ray- 14TRAIt)HT TRACK BW>4 Maursr, Mr*. Ruth OitaO, MACK ft DECKER Mrs. Chart** Telngst, Mr*. VMaa #•02 UNCOUPUR Sanborn, Mrs. Oor* DHHW, MM. TRANIWRMRR Laura Rubtoy, Mrs. Alfred W. Markar, Sr, Mrv Catherine Mat* CTC LOCK-ON COMBINATION thaw*. Mrs. Michael Kaell, Mrs. UMRICAMT Rudolph A. Hela, Mrs. Henry Roemmele, Mrs. John P. Adair, Drill - Sow - Sander Kit Mrs. Mania Romandettl, Mrs. Ss- TOTAL »53" tells J*n*«, Mrs. Helen Roger*, Mrs. Helen Fahrer, Ml** Mary DurstewlU, Mils Grace Durstew- VahM $71.40 FOR 39' Its, Wads Davto, Ross Horton, ALL FOR '26.48 Frank J.. OurstswiU and Robert Smith. AU UONEL "LOST WITHOUT IT." TOASTMASTER PRESTO AUTOMATIC "I would b* loM without Th* Register and ths newt from ENGINES horn*," writs* Mrs. Henry Hlnk- ( C(M > MM •» • Mlfar of Fort Berming, In renew- a atear «jlfr. COFFEEMAKER ing her wbwiiptlon to Th* Reg- AVAILAILE ister for th* ensuing year. IO-CUP sin IN COLOR Mrs. HlnkMn'i addrtat I* ITth Rl* SEPARATELY AAA Battery (NW) (SP). Fort Banning, Oa. A letter from any AT % •f hsr friends back horn* wW be $ M apprsoiated. FOR 14" LOWEST PRICES Rift, lifts FOR \r r*m*a Hava Party LOCH ARSOUR-Th* Federat- ed Business and Profawlonal UNIVERSAL •LACK & DECKER Womtn's elub of Aabtiry Park PRESTO had It* Christina* party at th* horn* of Mr*. Florentine Prlteh- Complete DRILL KIT ard, *M Edgmont dr., hsrs. Orab PERCOLATOR bag gifts w«r* dlstrlbuttd by Mr* STEAM IRONS B*a Malloy, In th* gut** of twit* 'A" «JrW whfc »*t «f Mts, Mhw, Clans, and lira. Ann W*nta> as #4411 • At • Ntw win brmk. m«**J b*i. Mrs. lanta Clam. Foodstuff* war* IN COLOR donated far th* nasdy. Ml** Ar. l*n* Knphart r*td a ChrUtmu LOW, LOW PRICE Rl*. $17.91 SAVI SI 7.00 •lory. U a hop* tKat the joy t only M S41.7S «(tk« Christmas season will FOR •24 abicU with you always. May it* spirit of good oosto oe llttl* fellowship live In your heart to phon* throughout the new year. anywhere

Mocfelk •ROAD IT. SHRIWSIURY . 10 MONMOUTH ST.. RIO IANI fnm AUVUT PAMt aftei (PORMIRLY WRIftHT'S) RCHANTS Off* fvary Ntffcf mi AH P«y OffN MIDAY WftHT • tU ssd (uaden, • al*. *t» ttaa n«aa, M««ai aa« IsaMed. fMONl RRP SANK 4-1121 PHONI RID RANK 4-iaM MH& MABr ANN KEtW IBP BAWK REGISTER Mayor Marucci, , Pec », UNION BEACH - Mrs. Mary Legislature Meets Today; Ann Kern, M, died at her home, Deaths in Red Bank and Vicinity 820 Sixth St., Thursday. She was Official 40 Yean luce Business Setback born In Jersey City and wat a SPRING LAKE - Frank Ma- daughter ol the late Thomas and rucci, mayor since Jan., 1M6, Highway Bill Featured EARLE PATTERSON JOHN W. DOSCHER Miry Kelly Flair. She was thedied Saturday morning at hit wife of the late Edward Kern. home, 1112 Third ave. He was blyman John Junda (R-Passalct RIVER PLAZA—John W. Do- 70. Mayor Marucci had been ill TRENTON, —The New tales in New Shrewsbury Earle Patterson, 8«, of M Bth She was a communicant of Holy Jersey legislature meets today needs Democratic votes to over- «-»-*., Atlantic Highlands, dlsd scher, M, died Saturday at hlaFamily Catholic church here and since he wae stricken while pre- ride the governor. home, IS Shsdow Lake dr., this siding over a borough council with interest centered on Repub- Friday. a member of It* Altar and Ros- lican attempts to pass an $8,738,- nOUCWSBURY-Setback nance*. The«e new laws would: He m born In Navwink, eon place. meeting Aug. 1, IMS. nts In the C-J business 1. Penalize minors who attempt ary society. 03* highway construction bill. of the late Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Mr. Doscher was born in Jer- Surviving are three eons, Ed- Mayor Marucci was born in •g Asbury ave. and rts.to purchase alcoholic beverages employed In sey City, son of John Doscher and The measure, which would dip OK Deal Run Patterson. He ward Kern and John Kern, Un- Italy and came to this country into surplus treasury funds, is and m wsrs reduced by tht 2. 8ft up i» series of mercantile the accounting department of the late Mary O'Netll Doscher. when he was three yean old and council at a special licenses. ion Beach, and Thomas Kern, Jer- strongly opposed by Gov. Robert the G. R. Klnney Co., New Tork He was employed as a designer by sey City; a daughter, Mrs. James with his mother. His father had Monday night 8. Control the building of swim- city shoe firm. Mutual Llfs Insurance company preceded them and settled In B. Meyner. It passed the assembly, For Boro Buses ming pools. Ward, Bayonne, and six grand 34 Dec. 10 while Meyner waa U then adjourned until its Mr. Patterson was an auxiliary of New York city. A Navy vet- children. Long Branch. In 1(00 the family LONG BRANCH — The city regular meeting at S p. m. 4. Maintain supervision over the member of the Atlantic High eran of World War H. Mr. Do- moved here and established a away on a two-week tour of duty The funeral was held Saturday with the U. 8. Navy in the Medi- board of commissionen Tuesday y, Jan. », when it will re- installation of all oil burning landa flre department, hose com- scher wat ths holder of five tailoring, cleaning and dyeing authorized Boro Buses, Inc., Red equipment and electrical wiring. at Holy Family church, where terranean. for the year. The only pany No. 1, and a former mem- Bronte star medals. He was a Rtv. Joseph G. Fox offered abusiness. That business, known Bank, to extend its Newark-Long will be when incoming The mayor appointed a commit- ber of the Atlantic Highlands member of the Holy Name soci- •a Marueel and Son, still Is In Normally, the bill would have no high requiem mats. Burial, under difficulty passing the Republican- Branch route in the city of Deal. can Councilman Philip H. tee of three to work out details board of education. ety of St Anthony's Catholic operation. Ten buses will be permitted of the revision of a borough gun- the direction of the Day funeral controlled senate. But Senate Ma- Jr., replaces Democratic He is survived by hie wife, Hal- church and Veterans of Foreign home, wat In Holy Name ceme- Mr. Marueel, first elected to to continue on from the previous Coletto M. Eppt on ning ordinance. This would estab- en Ely Patterson, and a son. Wan of Mlddletown. i council preel- jority Leader Albert McCay (R- tery, Jersey City. council In 1»16, Burlington), through an oversight, terminal point, West End Plata beard. lish gunning and no-gunning Earle, Jr., both of ths Atlantic Surviving besides his father are dent ten yean of the JO years and Brighton ave., along Ocean, With the regular meeting date areas. Serving on the committee Highlands address. permitted the bill to be assigned his wife, Elisabeth Makely Do- MRS. VEBMADELL WILLIAMS he was councilman, and then Cedar and Norwood avea. to Deal Ing so close to the start of the are Mrs. Alice M. Holden, a coun- The funeral waa held Monday served SO yean u mayor. In re-to committee Instead of getting It scher; two eons, J. Jeffrey Do- ready for final passage today. Tbe board also approved a I, Mayor J. Lester Rigby, who, cllwoman; Mr. Meyer, councilman- from the A. M. Posten and Sons seher and Kevin Paul Doscher, Ml* Lulu Bette Williams, 44, cent year* he was the only Demo- soning variance to permit Jersey ill will start a new term, de- elect, and Councilman Francis P. funeral home, Atlantic High- wife of VermadaH WlHIams, died cratic member of the governing This means it can pus only living at home, and two alsten, procedure, Central Power and Light company agalnst a Nsw Yean day Little. lands, with Rev. William Tolly Mn. Jerry Mllelo, Jtrtsy City, suddenly Monday night at herbody. under emergency which requires the tent of to put up an outdoor substation at the Presbyterian church offi- and Mn. Otto Biota, Havana, home, 341 West Bergen pi., Red He wat a director of First Na- between West End and Brighton ciating. Burial was In Bay View three-fourths, or 18, of the 21 Urges Safe Driving First Aid Squad'* Cuba. tional bank, Spring Lake; a past avet., provided that the company cemetery. A high requiem mats was of- Mrs. Williams had been a real- matter of Spring Lake lodge, F, eenatora. The Republicans hold The mayor Issued a proclama- a 14-7 margin in the senate. enclose a ten-foot transformer Auxiliary Has Party fend Tuesday morning at St An- dent of Red Bank more than 30 * A. M, and Goodwin chapter, with a seven-foot cyclone fence i urging extra caution in drlv- THOMAS ANDERSON yean and wat employed at a R, A. M., and an exempt mem- through the holiday season TINTON FALLS—The ladies' thony's church by Rsv. Philip Needs Democrats and landscape the north and RUMSON — Thomas Anderson, Maters. by Donald's laundry. Red ber of Goodwill Are company south sides of the property. appointed Police Sgt James auxiliary of the New Shrewsbury Bank. No. 1 McCay says he hopes at least to administer the safety Ilrst alii squad held its Christ- 70, of Wood lane, died Tuesday Burial, under the dlnction of The commissionen introduced the John E. Day funeral home Surviving, betides her two of the Democrats will go mas party Dec. 1* at the home afternoon at Rlverview hospital along with the emergency move. an ordinance adjusting tbe salary after he was stricken 111 suddenly. wae In Mt. Olivet cemetery, are a step-daughter, Barbara AHce Jane Ravaiehiere of flre drivers. A public hearing . there have been two orof Mrs. Kelsey Burr, 15 Bran- SmIUi, living at borne, and a If not, the bill will have to wait ford circle. Mr. Anderson was born In Raa, when Msgr. Salvatore DILorenso will be held on tills Wednesday, accldente and much fast offered ths benediction at thenteee, Mrs. Mettle Bennett, Rad Dies Before Operation until Jan. 7 when the 1861 legis- Sweden, and was a ton of thVe Jan. 2. Driven now an paid W,- at the turn of the Free- Present were Mrs. Harry Dolan, fe3vWUdt| ss>sa*s OTSBSB S» swat v» M* - nrtn_ Bank. lature plans Its last full session. load at the New Shrews- Mrs. Charle« Groty, Mrs. Margar- late John and Josephine Ounanon' •»••• * * •*«•* «?"> WANAMASSA — Ten-year-old •!» democrats In the assembly, 950 to start and get 1100 yearly Anderson. He to the —Unite - d- Monmouth took part In ththee serv- The funeral will be hetd this inctcases to the maximum of ntlc township border, et Bradley, Mrs. Harold Park, ice at the cemetery. afternoon at 2 o'clock at theJane Ravaschlere, daughter of five of them from Hudson county, _ decided to put up a sign Mrs. Georire O'Callftphan. Mrs. States when a youth, He moved Mr. and Mn. Americo Ravas- iroke party lines to vote for the M.250. One driver on the current to Rumson from Brooklyn six Bearers were Edward Roeder, Adams Memorial home, with Rev. list would benefit. , warning motorists that they Carton Maher, Mrs. Alfred 8chl- John B. Ollehrlet, patter of Cal-chlere, not Applsby ave., this bill when If came up In the lower years ago. Hla wife, Mrs. Nanna Arthur Bechtotdt, Roland Oll- Mayor Daniel J. Maher renamed _. approaching a eongerted area. bell, Mrs. LeRoy Mueller, Mrs. phant, George Balmer, Louie Van- vary Baptist chun*, offlcltilng. place, lost her light tor life when house. Regarding the setbacks, the John Lemon, Mr». James Brown, Andewon, died Sept. IS, 1H4. Burial will be ki White Ridge •hs dlsd yesterday at the Uni- Meyner plans a last-ditch effort H. Cornell Kabls to tbe Long Mr. Anderson was a stationary Brunt and Finn Dahlin. versity of Minnesota hospital at Branch Sewerage authority for rules reduce the require- Mrs. William Canfield, Mrs. Rob- Msgr. DlLorenso recited the cemetery, Eatontown. to avoid passage of the bill when _j from 100 feet to 75 In the ert McCall and Mrs. Anson Peck- engineer at 60 Broadway, New Minneapolis shortly before an op- he meets with legislative leaden another five years. Mr. Kable has York, before he retired six years Rosary Monday night at the fu- eration that was to correct s eon- held that post for three years. .1 sad from SO to 40 In the rear man. The meeting Jan. » will be neral home. Members of the Mld- before the aesslon. McCay said sides of business properties. held in Mrs. John Lemon's home, ago. He was a member of the ANDBEW i. mm genital heart valva defect the highway program was the Evangelical Lutheran church here, dletown V.F.W., headed by Com- A petition submitted by Angelo 11*1 Sycamore ave. mander Albert & Allen, also held A8BURT PARK—Andrew 3. Jans', who was born a "blue number one Item Hated for dis- ' utU, owner of the Asbury and of Bredabllek lodge of Ma-services Monday night Dube, W, of MM Central ct. died baby," suffered a stroke In No-cussion on the governor's agenda sons in New Tork. Rumson Cubs i saotel, Shark River rd., sak Midway Auxiliary yesterday at Fltkm hospital. vember and was flown to Minne- for the meeting. t a further reduction in the re Surviving are a son, Robert T. apolis Nov. U. Earlier she had The governor contends It would MBS. HANNAH D. STONE A retired mechanic, Mr. Dube is handed up toTo Aid the Needy Anderson, 25 South Woodland was born In Lakehurst, a ion of been forced to drop out of the be better to Bnance New Jersey'* 'Adopt' Orphan I without result. dr., Fair Haven; four grandchil- LONG BRANCH—Mrs. Hannah the late Joseph and Lillle Dube. fifth gnde of the Wanamasss additional needs under the new Too petitioners wanted 80-foot MATAWAN— Members of the dren, and three sisters, Mrs. Anne D. Stone, II, widow of Charles Surviving are two sons, Ben- school. Among ths members of federal highway construction pro- RUMSON—At a meeting of Cub ; setbacks, with 20 feet in the auxiliary of Midway Hose com- Hallenbeck, Mrs. Marie Me Don-T. Stone, former president of the jamin Dube, with whom he lived, the surgical team that was to gram through a one-cent increase pack 11 Monday at the high and IS on the sides. Butpany, at a meeting this week at ough and Mrs. Mabel Wadlelgh, Long Branch board of education, have operated on the girl was In the state gasoline tax—from school, It was announced that ths and Myron Dube of Linden; one Dr. Alfred R. Henderson of Loch jell President Herbert L. WU- the flre house, brought in Christ- all of Brooklyn. died Friday morning at her home, daughter, Mrs. Ruth Llndqulst of four to five cents a gallon. pack has "adopted" and will con- mas gifts for local needy. The The funeral will be held tomor- •0 Washington it, after a long Arbour who arrived In Minneap- tribute $180 ner year toward ths 14, said hs felt that reduc- Little Silver; four brothers, La- olis by plane Tuesday. It was on He says the use of surplus treas- provided lor In the adopted group's annual holiday party was row at 2 p. m. at the Worden mont Dube of Red Bank, Joseph ury funds may make It Impossible support of Hu Cha Rl, ten-year- held, with Mre. Frank Martin, funeral home, Red Bank, with Dr. Henderson's advice that Jane old Korean orphan boy. ' sot presented property Mrs. Stone was born In Pea-Dube of Long Branch and Gar-was flown to the University of to balance next year's budget .. with no hardship. In Mrs. Vincent Burlew, Mrs. Wil-Rev. Harold Hornberger, of body, Matt., daughter of the late wood and Norman Dubs of Penns without additional taxes and the Hu Cha Rl's father, a Korean liam Lutz and Mrs. Harold Zleg< Evangelical Lutheran church, Minnesota hospital which has one where setbacka should be Benjamin K. and Caroline Block Grove; two sitters, Mrs. Frances Of the few mechanical hearts in Republican bill Is a move to government official, was executed 1 further, he said, owners ler serving refreshments. officiating. Burial will be In Fair Davis, and had been a resident Kline of Penns Grave and Mn. embarrass him In the gubenatorlal by the Communists. His mother Mrs. George Clark, president, View cemetery. the United States. Mr. and Mrs. apply for permission to of Long Branch St years. She Wesley Buckley of Eatontown, Ravaschlere were at their daugh- election year. died of starvation a short tints said the auxiliary will be host- later, and the youngster was be- „ such an adjustment before was a member of St Luke's Meth- and four granddaughters. ter's bedside when she died. Biggest Road Project planning board. Mr. WUlett is esses Mar. 28 at a meeting of JOSEPH BARNA odist church. Services will be held Saturday friended by an American soldier. . _*mber of that board. department auxiliary members. Surviving are live sons, Mar- at 11 a. m. at the Flock funeral A benefit show scheduled for The appropriation would pro- Plans for hla adoption by the lo- LITTLE SILVER—Joseph Bar- last night by the West Long Sidney Nsmetz, another plan- She also Introduced a new mem-na, 72, of 158 Plnckney rd., Little shall Stone of Red Bank, Robert home, Long Branch, with Rev. vide 7 million dollars for road cal Cubs were made through ths board member, said that, ber, Mrs. John Chocha. Stone of Tonken. C. Harper Paul A. Friedrlch. pastor of StBranch Parent-Teacher associa- projects in which the federal Fruiter Parents plan of New York Silver, died Monday night at Rlv- tion was called off when the group at an affected property erview hospital after a long Ill- Stone of Long Branch, Philip Luke's Methodist church, officiat- government does not participate city. ha was confident that a Stone of Newton, Conn., and learned of ths girl's death. Sev- and fl,7S8,0St to go with the 20 Tinton Falls ness. ing. Interment will be Is Glen- eral other organisations had of- At Monday's meeting, Braes .,_*! lor setback relief would Mr. Barna was born In Hun-Thomas Stone, Beeehhunt, L. I.,wood cemetery, West Long million dollars appropriated earl- Reuman and Skipper Bush were The Methodist church Christ- fered help for the girl. The Wan- ier this year as the state's share "received with sympathetic gary, son of the late Ignats and a daughter, Mn. Juliet Cordner, Branch. amsssa tinmen and tint aid graduated Into the Boy Scouts sansat*tlY^t(rn ** mas party will be held Sunday Kathleen Schoenberg, and haWesd t Long Branch; two brothers, of joint projects. In a Webelos ceremony. at 7 p. m. In the church. squad raited $700 for her care, Asks New Ordinances been a resident of the Red Bank Col. O. A. Davit, Palo Alto, Cat., JAMES E. BASTABLE and ths Monmouth County Heart Together with federal funds Members of the pack's football Looking ahead, Mayor Rigby The Ladles' Aid of the Method- area 14 years, A mechanical en- and Theodore L. Davis of Ray- allocated to New Jersey, It would team, which recently completed ist church will hold Its Christmas KEYPORT-James E. Bastable, association had pledged money tended that council give gineer, Mr. Barna was employed mond, Me., a sister, Miss Frances M, formerly of Ocean Grove and for htr treatment give Highway Commissioner an undefeated season, received consideration to the set- party tonight at the home of by the Signal corpe at Fort Mon- I. Davis, Boston Matt.; nine Dwlght R. G. Palmer the high- the countv cub football champlon- Mrs. Thor Halverson, Water tt mon recently a patient at Brook- I up of a number of new ordi- I mouth. He was a member of grandchildren, and two great- dale nursing home here, died yes- ARTHUR JTSIATTHEWS est roadbuilding budget In theshlo trophy. Congregation Bnai Israel. grandchildren. terday at Hazard hospital. state's history—more than 72 mil- Cubs who received awards In- Surviving are his wife, Selma The funeral was held Sunday FAIR HAVEN —Arthur James lion dollars during the current cluded Towney Brewster, Alfred He was born In Dola, O.. and Matthews, 71, of Bo Willow st, fiscal year. Waldman Barna; three torn, afternoon at the Adams memor- was a ton of the late Jamts and Brighton, Skipper Bush, Samuel Harry Barna, Fair Haven, and ial home with Key. Paul A. Fried- Fair Haven, died suddenly Tues- McCay says the legislative ses- Landback. Dennis Meade, Edward Margaret Glynn Bastable. There day night at Rtvervlew hospital, sion should be fairly routine ex- Raymond and Robert Barna, rich, pastor of St Luke's church, are no surviving near relatives. Olson, Bruce Reuman, Keith Long Island; a daughter, Mn. officiating. Burial was In Hasan when he had been a patient one cept for the highway bill, but Richmond, Arthur Schatzkln, Bil- The funeral will be at • a. m.day- Meyner has a number of Items The Adams Memorial Home William Pinkos, Providence, R. I., Yard cemetery, Bridgton, Ms. tomorrow at St Joseph's Catholic ly Beaty, Bill Fanning, Thomas and seven grandchildren. Born in Red Bank, son of the e wants to discuss with the lead- Gaffrey, Bruce Lowe, Jay Miller, church, with Rev. Cornelius J. late David C. and Hannah V. The funeral was held Tuesday MBS. NORA E. CONNORS Philip Watson, Eric -Perl and Kane officiating. Burial will be Longstreet Matthews, he had re- The governor is anxious for the afternoon at the John E. Day In St Joseph's cemetery. John Abel. Successor to Mount Momori'l Hem* funeral home, with Rabbi Arthur LONG BRANOK-Mn. Nora S. sided in Fair Haven tht past year assembly to psss a bill which H. Hershon of Congregation Bnal Connors, 79, died Sunday at the and a half with his son, Robert would give the waterfront com- A. FRANCIS WASSTBOH A. Matthews . Hs had formerly Greta Oarbo, the Swedish film Israel, officiating. Burial wat inhome of her daughter, Mrs. Jo- mission of New York harbor ad- star recluse, became a U: S. cit- seph Herman, Haddonneld. KSANSBURO — A. Francis lived at Long Branch tt yean. He ditional powers to police the the Red Bank Jewish cemetery, was smployed with the H. J. izen In 1951. She still uses the New Shrewsbury, Mn. Connon was the widow of Wasstrom, «4, of 10 BrUrwood docks. The measure has been ap- pseudonym of "Harriet Brown" tHJNCtAL DIMCTOtS ave, died Tuesday In Tenafly, Ballsy Co, of Rsd Bank for many proved by the senate. William E. Connon. She was born yean, and retired a year ago. He when the registers In the Hotel HARRY C. RUSSELL in Long Branch, and was awhen he was visiting his daugh- Meyner also hopes for affirma- St Morltx In New York city. ter, Mrs. Edith McKean. formerly had been with the N. J. daughter of the late Nicholas and Tobacco Co. of Long Branch. His tive action on a resolution which SHRSWSBVRT TOWNSHIP— Mary Crean. She was a member He was born In Finland and was would eet up a commission to The funeral of Harry C. Russell, wife died June 11, INS. He waa In Tullahoma, Tenn., the U. S. of Star of the Sea Catholic ths husband of ths late Adeline a member of the Red Bank Pres- study flood Insurance and flood Air Force is building a wind tun- 23, of 93 Belahaw ave., this place, church. Long Branch. Norrgard Wasatrotn. He was a soning. N. J. who died of gunshot wounds byterian church. nel which will provide hurricane lit Surviving besides Mrs. Herman member of the Carpenttn' union Sponsored by Assemblyman C. gales of MOO miles per hour. Wednesday of last week at Fit- and the Order of Runeberg lodge, Ths funeral will be held tomor- W. Halnes (R-Burllngton), the kin hospital, wat held Saturday are three sons, Edward Connon, row morning at 11 o'clock at ths Sea Bright: Nicholas Connors, both of Jersey CHy. resolution Is now In assembly at the Braun funeral home, with Also surviving Is another daugh- Worden funeral home, with Rev. IN MEMOMAM Rev. Robert finable, pastor of the Long Branch, and Richard Con- Dr. Charles S. Webster of the Red committee. non, Wanamasea; two other ter, Mn. Frances Whitford, It would create a nine-member Tn loving mamorr of Gharlat R. B«a> Eatontown Presbyterian church, Bank Presbyterian church, offici- .tt Sr.. S«dlr mlued bj bit officiating. Burial wat in Green- daughten, Mn. Harold RyanKeantburg, , ating. Burial will be In Fair View commission, three appointed from wood cemetery, Trenton. Rumson, and Mn. George Melt- The funeral will be held tonight cemetery. the assembly, three from the sen- at I o'olock at the Bedle funeral ate and three by the governor, eratt, Hlaleah, Fit.; IS grand- Besides his son, Mr. Matthews Mr. Russell wat shot In thechildren; two brothers, Nicholas home, Keyport, with Rev. Fred- aided by the commissionen of cheat while hunting near Farm- erick Boos of aethsemane Luth- Is survived by a sister, Mrs. Wil- Crean and James Crean, both of liam L. Russell, Sr., Red Bank; conservation and economic de- ingdale. He died at the hospital Long Branch, and a sister, Miss eran church, Keyport, ofUelatlng. velopment and banking and in- MONUMENTS W FUnERflL HOmt an hour and a half later. two brothers, Fred A. Matthews, Catherine Crean, Hudson Heights. Burial wst be In New Tork Bay Red Bank, and Howard Matthews, surance. Mr. Russell waa born In Tren- The funeral was yesterday cemetery, Jersey City, tomorrow The group would work on state ton, ton of Dewitt C. and Julia Short Hills, and thrss grandchil- morning at Star of the Sea dren. participation in the federal flood Of PfRSOnBL SERVICE A. Saundert Russell, now of Tin-church, where high requiem man insurance act passed this year. tun Falls, and had been a resident wat offered. Burial was bt Mt JAMES L. ROCHE of this area ten years. He was Carmel cemetery. West Long MBS. JOHN S. STOUT Mosquito Question employed at a carpenter by Stend- KEAN8BURG — James L. LEONARDO-Mn. Jennie Branch, under the direction of Rocht, T6, of «1 Plnevlsw ave., McCay said the senate may en- r Builders, Inc., of Rumson. Mr. the WooUey funeral horns. Stout, 1% of 39 LeonardvUk rd., WILUAM S. ANDERSON RuaseU wat a veteran of the died Saturday at Rivervtew hospi- wets of John B. Stout, died Satur- act In Its original form, thus 30*32 HadMti Ave. Red Bank Korean war. tal. Hs was a former resident of day at Monmouth Memorial hos- overriding a conditional veto by Cedar Orove. Meyner, a bill which provides for Surviving, besides hit parents, Mrs. men OTWuy SkepardsM pital. She was bora In Msnss- PHONE RED IANK 6-2406 Surviving an three daughten, quan and was the daughter of clearing of suspected mosquito ne hit wife, June Keating Rue- UNION BEACH — Hn. EUen Mrs. Virginia Connelly, Cedar breeding areas. sell; two daughters, Deborah Ann O'Reilly Shepardson, 71, dlsd at ths late Charles and Mary White Orove; Mn. Ellleen Vanek, As originally introduced by Son. Russell and Kunberly Ann Rus-her home, MS Eighth st, Sunday. Kaansburg, and Mrs. Cynthia Me Voorhesa She had lived most of sell, living at home, and a brother, She was born m Newark and was her Ule in Keyport. Hat husband Frank S. Farley (R-Atlantlc), the four ExpreuUm of Chesney, Point Pleasant; sight bill was not clear whether the ex- aok L. Russell, Tinton FaUs, the daughter of the late Matthew •tons time was I iperm- ROBERT A. BRAUN grandchildren and • great-grand- pense of such work should be and Katherlne Young Hanking. child. tsndsnt of roads In Keyport. True Remembrance She wss the wife of the late borne by the owner of the pro- MBS. HENBY FIELDS The funeral was held yesterday Surviving besides her husband perty or the state motqulto con No other act of a normal •BOMB FOB FUNERALS- EATONTOWN — Mrs. Elisa- George Shepardson. Is a daughter, Mrs. Albert E. Mrs. Shepardson had lived In morning at St Ann's Catholic trol commission set up this year. man's life gives htm mon beth Fields, 91, wife of Henry church, with Rsv. Francis V. Pie- Johnson, Leonardo, with whom complete soul satisfaction Union Beach eight yean. She was Mr. and Mrs. Stout lived. It was amended to provide that Fields, died Friday at her home colella offering a requiem mass. the commission could enter on than tbe building of a Me- on Parker rd., after a long Ill- a communicant of Holy Family The funeral was held Monday One of the country's most modern funeral Catholic church and a member Rosary was recited it the Ryan private lands only if neither the morial to his loved ones ness. Mrs. Parker had been a funeral home Tuesday night Bur- afternoon at the Bedle funeral who have gone on. of Its Altar and Rotary society. home, Keyport, with Rev. Howard owner, the local board of health resident here 10 yean. Her hut- ial wss In Holy Cross cemetery, nor ths county took action and hornet with a completely home-like atmosphere. band la her only survivor. Surviving are a son, Robert Pol- North Arlington. Ervto, pastor of Emmanuel Bap- Our select Barrs Memorials lock, Newark; three daughters tist church, Atlantic Highlands, to require that the commission The funeral was held Monday must pay for the work of clear- bear the Guild mark of ap- Mn. Elisabeth Doerlng sad Mrs. officiating. Burial was in Green proval, your guarantee of a n afternoon at the Braun funenl Rose Mary Kaiser, Union Beach, UMMQNDS INFANT ing the srea. Ml MO* STREET EATONTOWN MSSS home, with Rev. J. B. Kirby, Ma- Grove cemetery. finer Memorial at no extra and Mn. Gertrude Van Houlen, HEADDBN'S CORNER — The Meyner's conditional veto rec- coat Visit our showroom and tor of the Eatontown A. M. E.North Arlington; s sister, Mn. ommended that the work be un- POUUBLY OF EAST OBANGI Zlon church, officiating. Burial Infant son of Frederick and COLLINS see our displays of these cer- Catherine Scanlon, Newark; six Helen Orlneveteky Simmons, ST dertaken by the commission in tified memorials. was in White Ridge cemetery. grandchildren, and three great- NAVESINK-Marc E. Collins, the txme manner si local boards Stephen vlBe blvd., died shortly ste-week-olte d son of Harold E. and grandchildren. after birth yesterday morning at of health abate nuisances at the Barbara J. Llpplneott Collins, died expense of the owner of the prop- Ths funeral wss yesterday at Monmouth Memorial hoepUal. Monday at his home, Monmouth Holy Family church when Rev. Surviving besides his parents erty Involved, JOHN VAN KIRK ave. and Stearns st Hs was born The senate has overrlden three H. Laurence Scott & Son Joseph a Fox offered a high are his paternal grandparents, Mr. in Long Branch. fta_«ft, i. s^si A**--—A requiem mast. Burial,' under the other vetoes by Meyner, but the RVXI W ••«• VllWf and Mrs. Fred Biomonds, Port Surviving, btsldss his parents, direction of the Day funeral horn Orange, Pla, and maternal grand- R.O.P. majority In the assem- • UNIRAL HOMI was in Holy Sepulchrs cemetery, ars ths maternal grandparents, bly, due to the absence of some mother, Mn. Otttla Orineveteky, Louis Llpplneott, Long Branch, I.P.D Mi 1M.fed tail Newark. Freehold. members and the death of Assent- Strvlc and Mrs. Marls Llpplneott, Red Surpassing <^^)^^) « Burial yesterday was in Mount Bank, and paternal grandfather, MBS. tHKlAB O. KOOPMAN OMvet cemetery under the direc- John E. Collins, Long Branch, stem KI 44333 MATAWAN-Mn. Mae Bakey tion of the Anderson funeral horns. Services wen held at the grave Koopman, 81, of rt 84, died at her site at Fair Vlsw cemetery yes- home Friday after a lingering ill HISS CATHERINE B. MARTIN terday afternoon. Burial was un- DISTINCTIVE 147 CHURCH ST. BELFORD, N. J. i. She was ths / widow of der tht direction of ths Bedle dedicated to Thomas O. Koopman, with whom FREEHOLD — Miss Catherine B. Martin, % of IS Bowne ave., funeral horns of Keyport ARTCRAFT MEMORIALS MIDDLETOWN TOWNSHIP INTEGRITY ahs operated ths Buttonwood died yesterday at tbe Garden Manor rastsurant on it U for 35 State Manor nursing horns, Holm- To urvs rsvsrsntly .,. with yean. JOSEPH FETTA del. She was born In Freehold Perfection of Material and dignify and beauty always, She was born In Bordintown. and was ths daughter of the late MATAWAN-Josspu Fetta, 78, and offering ths utmost in Surviving an a brother, James James and Mary Martin. She Isof Line rd., dltd Thursday at his Workmanship In Beautiful Bakey, Newark, and two slsteri, survived by several cousins. home. Hs was born In Italy. He New Designs coniidtrition. At no time Mrs. Robert Hasen, Trenton, and The funeral will be held Satur- was the husband of the late Ellen Mrs. Walter Frank, Lakewood. Drapper Fetta He Is survived by dost ersed or pries melee day at ( a. m. at the Freeman Our memorials an manufactured Worden Funeral Home The funeral was held Tuesdaj funeral home and at • a. m. at several nieces and nsphews. any differsne* in ths high tt St, Joseph's Catholic church, St Rote of Lima Catholic church, The funeral was held Monday by skilled artisans In our well 'teyport, where a high requiem where Rev. Bernard Coen will of- at Bt Joseph's Catholic church, equipped plant at West luong standardi we htvs upheld Keyport, where Rsv. Cornelius J. JAMES A. -nass was offered by Rev. Cornel- fer a high requiem mast. Burial Bnnch. HAMYC.F. ROBERT F. and shall conrinut to uphold us J. Kane. will be In St, RON of Lima cems- Kane offend a high mast of requiem. Burial, under the direc- in our servies and respon- tery. ANTHONY tt REEVEY tion of the Day funeral horns, wat sibility to ths community. In Bt Joseph't cemetery. • RED BANK 6-0337 WAYSIDE—Anthony H, Re LOUIS BELL LONG BRANCH MONUMENT CO.. Inc. 'ey, flve-month-old son of Hose CLIFFWOOD—Louli Bell, M, of Wall St. Tel. LO 6-3567 Weil Long Branch teevey Jr., and Cecilia Reevay 188 Btyview avs., died Sunday at HOSPITAL PATIENT RID IANK John E. Day 78H West Park ave,, here, died Psrth Amboy Ocneral hospital. He LONG BRANCH — Edwin H. M i. MONT mm f viiui pneumonia Sunday Is survived by his wife, Marloi Broach of Nutswunp rd., Middle- 'onmouth Memorial hospital. Bell, and a daughter, Mrs. <"'"'• town townshiptownshp, Is a surgicag l pap - BRANCH OFFICE snU DISPLAY Funeral Home Surviving besides his parents trude Bell Williams, New York tient att MonmoutMthh MemoriaMil l hoeh - "Ov»r Forty Yoart of re hit grtndparenti, Mr. and I The funeral «;•« lie1 ' pltal. MONMOUTH MONUMENT CO. •S Rlvtrtldt AvMiit trs. Hosea Reevey, Sr., Waysldu, afternoon at the Providence Bap- HEADDEN'S CORNER HIGHWAY IS DtpsndsbU, Economical Ssrvlcs" Phona 40332—Rt«J |«ik id Mr, and Mrs. Jamen Bowles, tlst church, hero. Burin., L. • Harold Arlsn, the song writer of Ine Brook, the direction of the F. Leon HarHar- "Over the Rainbow," carries Keyport Brunch-SSI Mspls PI. The f vine ml was held yesterday r-.. funeral home nf Red Rank, i muilo soon> nhttte In his pocWets Nou-Hecbirlen make iHons 7-1M1 paper reporter carries copy SOW lamp Alfred Vail, now Fort RED BANK REGISTER Thursday, Dec. 20, 1956—11 Custom House, m,v.\ Leave* Pre-Flight lonmouth. Again ws grew too Exams for Coast Guard Chestnut ate., PhiladelphiSecona d« ,an Pad. A Short History ,rge for our present meeting AppUeaUea forma ars available aca and so moved ovsr to tha it any V. •. Coast Ouard marina iffice of A. D. Cooper of Broad MERRY CHRISTMAS Commissions to Begin aspectloa cAe* or Coast Ouard Of Stamp Club Here we really had some very Ustrict office. Xhe completed Mr«. R. V. R. H. Stout of Lewis ,ne meetings and entertained a AND A [orms must than be sent to ths NEW YORK Cmr—Rear Ad- upon age. experience an4 ycofea- t lane. Fair Haven, has submitted Jeutenant of the Army, who miral H. C. Parkins, Commudw alonal ability. All applicant* must sommandant, U. & Coast- Ouard I; to The Register a manuscript inally went to Hawaii, a Captain HAPPY NEW YEAR of the Third Coast Guard district, bo at leaet 21 and sot over M headquarters, UN "E" at, M. W., !, prepared by her late husband re- ho went to Panama and a Ser- announced today that the next ex- yoan old and have served at leaat Washington K, D. C. Applications I garding the early days of the Mon reant who was transferred to the Te AH Ow Meay Ceatawew aminations (or licensed oncers of four or more yean aboard vessels must he received at least SO days mouth County Philatelic society, illlplnes. We went along this the U. B. Merchant Marine for of the United State* ae a licensed prior to ths date examination la thinking perhaps it might become y until we finally formed a commiwlom in tho Coast Guard officer. Physicals will be siren ai requested. Qualified applicants a part of the club's archives. eel club with Clark Holbrook ae will b« held from Fsb. 1 through the same time as tho written will be Informed by individual >resldent This we called the Apr. »0. sxam. Exams will start promptly letters exactly whan and where) to Mr. stout was an ardent col- at > a. m. each working day dur- report for the exam. lect ot foreign and domestic Monmouth Stamp Club," and BURNON UPHOLSTERY SHOP Applicants may take the exam- ing the three-month period. stampe, as was his mother and nally made a corporation of ination any three eueeeaiive work- The present examination sup- also hla eon Sidney, and the com- same. Then we met at regular In- RID IANK sVlAtl ing days during February, March Within tho Third Coaat Ouara plements the old steamboat In- bined collections of mother, son rvals at the Boro Hall, te»n- or April. Coaat Guard commit- district, examinations will tx •pectlon exam in which Iferchant and grandson comprised one of outh St., Red Bank, with the( •lon« an available In the ranks given in the Coast Ouard marhu If arina officers qualified as batter he largest assortments of any permission of the boro officials. of commissioned warrant, lleutea- Inspection eOoe, slghth floor, K sr hall Inspectors. This exam la itamp collection in the county. We have held, to my knowledge, ant (Jun|or grade), lieutenant and Lafayette St. Now Tork 11, N. T. •pan to both licensed deck ead hree exhibitions of the Mon- lieutenant commander, depending and also in ths Coast Ouard ma licensed engineering offlcera of the Mr. Stout was one of the organ- 17.1. Merchant Marine and Is part fen of the Monmouth county so- mouth County Philatelic society E1SELE & KING. LIBAIRE. STOUT & CO. of the Coast Guard's merchant ciety, and his manuscript being nd two In conjunction with the marine safety program. of luch interest to collectors gen- Federation at Asbury Park, N. J. Applicants selected for this erally, The Register presents M Finally the borough hall could RgW V«M ITMK glCN*NM program will be immediately eom- herewith for the Interest it con- o longer accommodate us, IO wa •eloned otBesra In ths Coast tains. moved to the Are department ASMRICAN «TOe« IXCNaHM Suard and assigned to the Coast PENSACOUA, Fls,--Graduated uilding In Fair Haven. Later we OuaiA academy, New London, History ot Monmouth County moved to Catontown, and Anally SMI* •fftMi M MMMIAV. MW VWM CTTf Conn., for * 12-week indoctrina- from tho Navy's pre-fllght school Philatelic Society back once more to the Borough tion course in military and pro- here Is Naval Aviation Cadet Jssss T. Randall, son of Or. and About 68 years ago, to the best hall, Red Bank. fessional subjects. During his first of my ability to remember, the At one time we he^d meetings two years of duty, the new officer Mrs. A. B. Randall of 12 Hubbard cornerstone of tha Monmouth !0*A MONMOUTH tTRHI RID tANK. N. el will have a Coast Ouard reserve park. Rod Bank, K J. Randall at- : various towns in the county, CwtfSe wllT wrappuKjs tended Gettysburg college before County Philatelic society was laid. ut this did not work out toe well, commission. However, after two At the foot ot the Wharf ave. and wa finally discontinued this yean of satisfactory service, his entering the Naval Aviation cadet hill, at the Green on East Front 0VF rNMH AHUINNS commission rank it changed to program through Naval air sta- t., there were a number of small practice and returned to tha Bor- STOCKS BONDS tion, Lakehurst He is assigned to ough hall. the regular Coast Ouard. boathouses used by the boatmen M«UIM AMUT •«• MVMTWM «.«• • Al Kin* «f Toys For the INT exams, in order to the Saufley field naval auxiliary to store their gear, One of these Various members of our club obtain greater interest tn this air station, also at Pensacola, for happened to belong to an uncle of iwn some very fine collections. •ruck OHete • ttimv Doth ond AccMMritt program, ths examinations in primary flight training. While in mine, and he having no further Fohn Cooper had a very wonderful chemistry, physics and English pre-fllght, he was Instructed In use tor it, gave myself and a few sollection, Alexander D, Cooper Newark. N. J. Nn •m»vick, H. 1. ftashlaf, I. L • OlniMtt* Dolt and AcctssoriM have been dropped. In their place aerology, navigation, principles of f my friend* permission to use it lad an excellent collection of some rrestea. N. A Ne« Ha>ea. Ceaa. glauketk. N. J. will bs an offleert' elaastaeaUon flight and other technical subjects [or a clubhouse. However, It could ery fine stamps, Prank A. Hol- PStareee, N. J. M. PMenkwf. Fls» Nemlk. Ceaa. to prepare for actual flight traln- used only In the summertime, lowbush of Allenhurst, an expert, • Dinky Toys teat which will include arlth- ISOI SreaeVar, NYC Wetersunr. Cen. rank Aabef. H. 1 itieal reasoning, word analogies, there being no heat In it, for had an exceptional collection of and mechanical and electrical meeting purposes. one cent blues, issue 1M1 and TU. BIO BANK S-SOOS or WXTSW (TOLL comprehension sections. Tho Eng- To AMiet Public 1WT. I do not think this colled' At the time, being about eight tlon can bs surpassed. Walter lish exam will be replaced by a years of age, I and some friends HOMOsMIVtlWfS 600-word assay on a currant event On Social Security 1 Queleh of Wanamassa had a vary of about my own age, amongst fine Cover collection, Thomas Irv- of work of literature at selected A representative of the Asbury whom I believe were Arthur and by the candidate. The professional ng Brown of Bed Bank has al- Perk socssj security administra- Edgar Sickles, Thomas Irving ways been In the "time light" with subject* for both deck and en- tion district omoe will be In Red Brown, George Hendrlckson and gtaeertng officers havs boon pre- Bank on tha first and third Thurs- others I do not at this time re* his wonderful stamps, and of V LMlMf WOOflS flsM HOSMty pared from questions used in tha course, R. V. R. H. Stout had "a days In January, February an! member, formed a Stamp Club, ew." Many other members own OPM NOW AND UNTIL CHMSTMAS TILL MINI If srehant Marina license examin- March to assls* the public end we used this clubhouse for ation files, social security matters. our various meetings and to show ne collections, but time andspaee The Mcaet dates announced by and "swap" our stamps. doss not sllow ma to enumerate. A se-year-oid vacuum clean or the* social security office are Jan Stamp collecting has developed ROMSON a and IT, Feb. T and 31 and Msr. In those days, the only stamps nto an artistic science, which was recently discovered In an a*. we had were those that came on hundreds of thousands of people T and It Hours are » to 11:80 cards In cigarette packages. W UemTon«wande,N.Y. Xtdksnt a. m. enjoy. When formerly It wets a work by electricity. The turning used to collect these where and ehlld'a hobby, It has become one STATIONERY ft GIFT SHOP Tho council room In the Boro- however we were able to obtain of the most enjoyable hobbles one wheels on the deanar, which looks ubh Hall on Monmouth st will bo them and broadened our collection can name. AM, by tha way, It Is 3-W RtVBt ROAD RUMSON like a baby can-tats, started bel- set aside for this purpose. by "swaps" on duplicates for those trulty a "Scotch hobby," you lows to suck up dirt from tho rag. we did not have. When cold spend your money and have all Garden Club weather arrived, we used to hold the fun yon want and still have a meeting now and then where your value left Holds Dinner It was more convenient This is a smalt returns of the HKJHLANDS—Members of tho During that time there was a history of our club. Many more Oarden club held their Christmas young man, whose name things could be said and written dinner at Cedar Inn last week. slipped my memory, a clerk In about It. but unfortunately not too Mrs. Orris D. Bteelman was In WhiUll Hill's shoe store, and wo many notes were aver made or charge. Mrs. Stephen Ssmehesstn thought he was quite a personage kept was in charge of tatle decora and a man of some standing, as Information of the discovery of tlons. he used to get stamps on approval ths many good "finds" by various Attending were Mrs. Violet An- sheets from Scott's 8tamp A Coin members, tha discovery of some- derson, Mrs. Fred P. Bedle, Mrs. company In New Tork city. They were priced one, two and three thing good and out-of-the-ordlnary Thomas J. Hogan, Mrs. Winifred cents apiece, and we used to save and various little odds) and ends Jackson, Mrs. Daniel Kelteher, Jr., our pennies and buy stamps from and tidbits of taformation that Mrs. Alice Parker, Mrs. Horatio could bs ppu t togetherg would mamake Parker, Mrs. Gilbert Parker, Mrs. him. a filfsir-slxed d bbookk , bbu t thhe data Semchessen and Mrs. Steelman. The funny thing about our col- seems to not be at hand. lecting was that we were not I hops this will bs of some-use first Interested in United States and benefit to the club and per- stamps, all we wanted were For- haps may be added to by other you Mtd eign stamps. members In order to make this Finally we got around to meet- little history mon complete and an txtra track ing at tha various boys' homes. a record which will live for ths This went on for a long time. future. for moving or Many boys dropped out and June 11, MM. others came In. Eventually R. V, It. H. Stout for bitsiittts • • grew up and then took in some adult people, such as Prof. HINT A TRUCK PROM Alstrom of Broad st., t. Mr. Pools of Hubbard Park, Mr. Holbreok of Hubbard Park and many others, I cannot Juit remsbsr. At this time we started meeting requ- larly at the various homes, and NiwCirs* to Tracks with these meetings, wo w served refreshments and so developed Into a sort of sociable PHIL WALDMAN evening. Gradually, tha club acquired J. YANKO Car art tack Renal many new members that wa could RID tANK Maple Ave. and W. Front St no longer meet In this- manner, RROAO STRICT RED BANK and so held the meetings in tha office of Hendrlckson A Stout, RU Raak 4-OIOt Broad st, over what used to be Opea Dally and Sunday Bed Bank Candy Kitchen. We continued to grow and numbers 1 A, X, to U f. M. Joined from surrounding towns In Monmouth County and from the perfect gift.. a YANKO

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nvi cotNits MIDDUTOWN FBEK 1'AiUWMU FOR OUB CUSTOMERS i 4 4 , tW, ». WED MKK REGISTER Cur Overturn* In Rurnion Accident RUMSON-J. W. Parsons of 1 Nativity Scene Erected Oakwood lane, this place, escaped serious injury early Friday night when his car overturn* i after At Fair Haven by CofC being hit by another car on Riv- er rd. at Third st. here. FAIR HAVEN — A Nativity to Mr. Hunting, because the cham- According to police, Mr. Par- sctr.c. paid for and constructed ber had received a number of ions, driving a small foreign car, by the Fair Haven Chamber oi comment* from borough residents wu turning from River rd. Into Commerce, has been erected on that the lights were not repre- Third st. when his car waa hit th« property of the Fair Haven sentative of Christmas. by a car driven by George Clune flre house on River rd. The Nativity scene, which in- of Locust ave., Fair Haven. Both The building housir.s the man- cludes 26 figures, is lighted from cars had been traveling east an ger is 12 feet across the front and within and by spotlights mounted River rd. Mr. Parsons told police •even feet deep and was con- on the lawn in front of the figures he would see his own doctor. Mr. structed by a chamber committee and the buiMing. Clune wu Issued a summons on comprising Frank Whltmore, The statues used in the scene a charge of careless driving. Po- Charles Soden and Raymond Jan- have been purchased by the cham- lice Capt. William Zerr and Pa- nell. The decorating was done by ber, according to Mr. Hunting, trolmen James Tanner and John Robert Imlay and Douglas Mc- and will be used for Christmas Shea Investigated. Connell, and the lighting by Frank displays in the future. The entire Leslie. scene, Mr. Hunting said, was The chambers Christmas com- erected at an approximate coat o( WVESTMSJUSIIIESSIKIL mittee which had charge of the 1750. project comprises Councilman Tony Hunting, chairman; Hay FREE VanHorn, Mr. McConnell. Walter City Issues Leon 8. Bogrenborger Morton and Cecil Macom. The nativity scene waa chosen over Leon 8. Roggenburger, 7 Irv- THE 1957 Christmas lighting as the cham- School Bonds ing pi., Eatontown, who haa re- ber project, this year, according LONG BRANCH—The lone bid ceived Army recognition at Fort FORECAST FOR HUNGARY of 4.9 per cent interest on $1,195,- Monmouth, where he la an elec- 000 worth of school construction tronic engineer, for hla invention of an automatic re-lnklng device bonds, submitted by Boland-Saf- aaMftesklelW. THE PRESIDENT ASKS THE MONMOUTH COUNTY fin company, Newark, and associ- for machine ribbons. It la esti- mated that the Invention will save ates, wu accepted laat week by the government thousands of dol- TOUR HELP FOR HUNGARY RED CROSS IS GIVING THEM HELP the city board of commissioner!. ars. Mr. Roggenburger received tMssnsens'ty** The bondx are being issued to citation and a cash award of IwwstoMefe finance an addition to the senior *1»5. high school on Westwood ave., which la already under construc- tion. It Include! 21 classrooms, "The 1IST Forecast" survey, the double gymnasium, shops and Supper to Benefit entire economic picture from the other facilities. It is expected to investor's polnt.©f-vl#w, For be ready for use by next Bepteir- Salvation Army FRII copy ol this Rtport-fltt ber. in and mail coupon. . It was explained by City Audi- The Red Bank Salvation Army tor Armour. S. Hulsart that only will benefit from a buffet supper one bid was submitted because to be served tomorrow night by a syndicate of at least 12 Invest- the Old Union houw on Wharf 210 Broadway, Lonf Branca ment firms Joined to make the tve. Originally scheduled for last •km MM M fm "l*» hm**' bid. He said the bid Is "reason- Friday, the affair had to be post- able . , . and average for a shore poned, according to Ray Smith, resort with the middle-class fi- Union House owner. nancial rating." This la the second consecutive Mayor Daniel J. Maher express- year the Union House has held Cilt MS* Ask ed pleasure at the bid, declaring: such a benefit supper. Laat year "The condition of the bond mar- the affair netted more than J300, ket today Is such that we were all of which went to the Salva- lucky to get one bid," Another tion Army. view waa stated by Commissioner Tomorrow night's affair will Raymond M. Brown, director of work like this: A Salvation Army revenue and finance, who com- Christmas kettle will be set up In mented, "we can't afford to gam- the dining room, and all restau- ble on what the market may be rant patrons partaking of the buf- ilx months from now." fet supper. Instead of paying the Union House, will place the price of the meal in the kettle. "I urge all Americana generously to support the Local Man Held In addition to the Union House special Red Cross disaster appeal for live .million regular entertainment, Christmas dollars to aid In emergency relief both in Hungary On Entry Count carols will be played end sung and to Hungarian refugees In Austria. George H. Scott of Shrewsbury during supper by representative! ave., Red Bank, charged with of the Salvation Army. "The conditions of disaster and privation which re- breaking and entering, waived quire this emergency relief have been accurately hearing before Magistrate John Hart Assigned described from day to day publicly by our news- V. Crowell Monday a/nd waa or- reporting media. Amidst all their trials, the courage The picture above shows Mrs. David Kaplan of the Uonmouth dered held for action of the grand To Kearny Hospital of the Hungarian people has been an inspiration to County Red Cross Chapter assisting Bela Veress, 16-year-old refuge* jury without bail. all freedom loving peoples the world over., from Budapest, as h« tries on a new pair of shoes. Mrs. Kaplan Is FORT SAM HOUSTON, Tex.— one of the Uonmouth County Team on the job at Camp Kilmer. Scott wu charged with break- Army Pvt. John D. Hart, son of "By contributing to the Red Cross emergency cam- ing Into Frank's barber shop on Mr. and Mrs. Harold H. Hart, Jr., paign each of us Individually can express our sym- Other Jobs being done by your Red' Cross to help In the Hungarian •tarn tarts tt Weat Front «t and stealing »8.25. 60 Point rd., Little Silver, N. J pathy and admiration for the brave Hungarian Relief are: The supplying of food, clothing, medical, and nursing He waa arrested early Sunday Is scheduled to complete the final care and camp equipment In Hungary through the International morning by Sgt. Frank Mazza people." phase of six months' active mili- Red Cross. and Patrolman Herbert Swanson tary training here tomorrow under From a statement by on Monmouth st. the Reserve Forces act program. To enter Hungary and give assistance to thousands in their hour of According to police, Mazza and Hart completed 14 weeks of President Dwifht D, Elsenhower need and oppression. The International Red Cross Is the only out- Swanson were patrolling Mon- basic medical training at the fort. side organisation that has been permitted to enter Hungary. mouth at. when they heard the He will finish his military service sound of breaking glass. They with the 322d General hospital in To lend a helping hand to refugeei entering this Country at Camp found Scott in front of a broken Kearny. The 17-year-old soldier Uncreft Pharmacy Kilmer. door of the Monmouth tavern. la a former student at St Peter's Bprbjga Bel, Uneraft Later Sunday morning, Frank college. Designs Ntcolettt, owner of Frank's bar- ber shop, reported that his plac had been broken Into and money For stolen. Under questioning, accord- Ins; to police, Scott admitted en- tering the barber shop. Polic RffDS JEWELERS 21st YEAR Living said he didn't enter the tavern. BUT WE IN UONMOUTH COUNTY Wh«» In doubt about how to s*ll 3*5 ftfaplt Avt. IteJ tal •nwjMittd household goods, solve your proeUm with Th. Htslstw'i elasalfed mi:—AdnrtiMOKnt. EASY Reeds WAY MUST HAVE 7,500 TO DO THE Tfkt • gift tip froM txptrts y ^v. AS ' , P* NO [ LITTLE JOB NEEDED (MONEY, ASSIK * NOTHINC

HITEHALL V DOWN !.-•••'• TIL NEXT k- IMMEDIATE -• YEAR"- use $1911$ 4do/o DISCOUNT ON AMERICA'S FINEST WATCHI aid Wtatfor Vaies The wade* BOM expert «UNN faden... Seals sad bb fetodttf... texo—sad a 'WUltUI cicatioa as «he perfect gift.. HELP Haacknfad by skilled aiUMtsa GOTHAM UfstisM fuet-frt* aJumiau*. WUttUt house sifM sad weatbct vsau cast ia fee HNI WATCH1S SINCE IMS If the atrocities in Hungary have roused detiil hive umnual diitinctioo sod quality.' Design oi ever* sort saJ aiss « pleats «*ery tattc. your anger— here is your chance +6 do something about it. Every penny you give this special Red Cross Drive will be used toward helping the Hun-

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Monmouth County Chapter American Red Cross UeM Mltdta* DU0410 UMtn llwt's MMfkhf far evsrr M^f Shrewsbury, New Jersey WkKlm it'l ifet hi ipecitl S>h««*as«"bii4in- •unckff"... ibtrrt s wlai unr of rMitMl onUM THIS APPEAL GENEROUSLT SPONSORED IT THE FOLLOWING: ia aui won. Cam ia sari •w M WklnbsU aiisler. ACMI NIRNITUM CO. Ths MONMOUTH COUNTY » ATIONAL IANK 1ST MONMOUTH ST. BED BANK BROAD, ST. RED BANK THI IOOK MAIT FROWN'S NATIONAL STORI U WHITE ST, BED BANK n BROAD ST. RED BANK IITTM HOUSIKimNft SHOP, Inc. RID IANK SAVING! I, LOAN No Interest IS MONMOUTH ST. RED BANK BROAD ST. RED BANK •r Carrylnf Charge •AIRD-OAVISON CO., Inc. SHIRMANS HOMI NCORATORS lit W, FRONT ST. BBD BANK W BROAD ST. RED BANK J. H. KILLY CO. STIINIACH S Irood St. Shrewsbury, N. J. 1ST BROAD 8T. BBD BANK RED BANK — ASBVRY PARK (NEXT TO BAY 8TUXHAN) LAWK COAL CO. J. YANKO OFKN EVEBV NIGHT AND ALL DAY Sl'lVDAY SYCAMORE AVE. SHREWSBURY BROAD ST. RED BANK *• MOAD IT 117 COOKMAN AVI 114 HPABWAT IIS IANK ASIURV »A«K UOMO MIANCH MIRCHANTS TRUST CO. THI RID IANK RWISTIR Td. Rtd lank 6-5125 BROAD ST. BED BANK BROAD ST. . RED BANK Community Planning Associates RED BANK REGISTER Farmers Week, Jan. 21-26; Law Secretaries offered to draw the plan (or 112,- Holmdel Studies 300, Mayor James Ackrrson. a Thursday Dor. 20, 1956—13 LADIES member ot the planning board, Have Party said the Arm's plan would be a Inflection Station Marketing Emphasized Planning Project more complete one. Community OCEAN TOWNSHIP — There Open at Wall Stadium were SO members and guests of HOLMDEL — The township Planning Associates is working TRENTON — With program*. committee has ordered applies on a plan for Middletown and TRENTON-Motor Vehicle Di- Suburban Painting Co. the Monmouth Legal Secretaries now completed for tbt more then I First Aiders Elect association in party dress Thurs- tlon made for federal aid in ob-Eatontown. rector Frederick J. Gassert, Jr., 40 meeting* scheduled far M6T day night at Paul's Edgewaters taining a master plan and is stu- A Hszlct fire company request said this week that area motor- OP MOAD STRUT. RID RANK Fumen' week, New Jeney agrl- At Laurence Harbor for a Christmas party. dying offer* of two planning flrms for an increased appropriation ists can get their passenger cars eulturlau can look tonmri to On the dinner and program submitted by th» local planning next year was tabled for further Inspected with little or no wait- WANTS TO PAINT AND PAN* TOUR outstanding speakers and timely LAURENCE HARBOR — Wil-committee were Miss Dorothy E. board. study. The company reported that ing time in line at the Wall sta- sessions devoted to th«tr pmrticu- liam Holden was elected president it will buy a new pumper, at a dium outdoor motor vehicle in- ef the flrst aid (quad last week. Smeaton, chairman; Mist Sunny Application Cur federal aid of KITCHEN THI WAY YOU WANT IT. Ur interests. Emphasla at mo»t Lampl and Mrs. Haru Halnt. up to 50 per cent of the cost of cost of $12,500, next year, and spection lane on rt. 34. one-lialf oc the, meetings, to be held Jan. Others elected were Joseph D»- Wrelford Madge of the surrogate's the plan was ordered at Thurs- cited the population growth in mile aouth of the Monmouth W9 COT •• this with the fMI( fsjsjfsjfisjs II to 2t ia Trenton, will be on vles, vice president; Robert Ry- office will speak at the January day's meeting of the committee. the area It serves. County airport. marketing, a knotty aubject at sinaki, treasurer; Frederick meeting. At the same time, it received the The township's ratio of assess- Over 2.000 car owners have used •t « vary ruiMrtle pica. present in the mindi of moat Schmidt, captain; John Phillips, ment to true value will be 15.15the inspection facilities at. thr- new flrst lieutenant; Joseph English, local planners' recommendation New Jeney livestock producer! WITH KOREAN GROUP that the offers of Morrow Plan- per cent next year, the commit- Installation In Wall township, ex- ».nd crop grower*, who are con-second lieutenant; William Hold- ning Associates, Ridgewood, and tee was informed in a letter from plained Director Gassert, an he Select your wallpaper and paints from a wide range of cerned with how to obtain more en, chief driver; Oskar Gohmert, BEOUL-Army Maj. Boles J. the state division of tax appeals, again reminded motorists to pre- pattern* and color* from a local store. You'll sJso have custodian, and Philip Paxton, Jr., Community Planning Associates, satisfactory prices and outlet* Elsenhauer, whose wife, Bertha, Princeton, be studied. The township had made an ap-sent their cars tor Inspection the advice of a well known Interior decorator tree of for their product*. sergeant-at-erms. lives at 113 B. Mitchell dr., Eaton- peal on Its previously assigned promptly if they are due during charge. Beginning Jan. 21, when tbe Other* namtd were Thomas town, N. J., recently was assigned The planning board said those ratio of 13.75 per cent. The effect the month of December. The (Wall Snt commodity group, the NewWhite, Joseph Oavies and William as a member of the Korean Mili- two flrms had been chosen for of the change will b« to decrease stadium outdoor inspection lane Jeney Florist* associations, con-Kerr, trustee*; Frederick Schmidt. tary Advisory Group. Ma]. Elsen- consideration during two months slightly the township's share of la open daily in fair weather, venes, the programs will be gen-Joseph Device and Jack Olsen, hauer entered the Army in 1941.of study. The Morrow- (Irm hss county taxes. Monday through Saturday, from ft Cod for a Fiww Estimate •roualy dotted with addressee trustees, and John DiGiovanni, He was employed as a bookkeeper drawn a plan for New Shrews- a. m. to 5 p. m., except on holidays. and forum* on marketing and John Phlllipi and George Hib- by Wilson and company Chicago, bury. It estimated coat of the No problwn ftnataffttnant i when you This inspection lane is for pas- RE 4-4343 merchandising, ta well aa on berd, alternates. la civilian life. work at f8,S00 to $10,000. aJvtrtiM Th« IWgtitw war.—A4v*r- senger can only. ethsr topiea of current Interact tlsnut. to agriculture. The Initial teuton list* talk* on "Merchandising through a Retail Florist Shop," "Direct Merchandising from a Roadilda OrtenbouM" and "Com- peting for a thare of tht Coa- •umsr's Dollar," In addition to discussions on tonbniauat ef commercial flower-growing. Pro- gram* of group* Interested la other agricultural product* ahow • •lmilarly high proportion ef talk* on marketing. Commodity group* which have acheduled meeUng* Include the N. J. Aberdeen-Angus aeeoclsr tton, N. J. Beekeeper* associa- tion, N. X Farm Forestry and Chri»tma* Tree Grower* associa- tion, N. J. Fur Breeders associa- tion, N. J. State Horticultural so- ciety, Jersey Fruit Oo-operaiive Association, Inc., N. J. MUk Ooat association, N. J. AssoclatUn of Nurserymen, N. J. «Ute PoUto asaoclailon, N. J. Poultry asso- ciation, N. J. Poultry and Egg Co-operativ* Marketing Asoocta- tion, lac, N. J. Rabbit and Oavy Breeder* Association, Inc., N. J. Sheep Breeders association, N. J. Turkey association, United Freah Fruit and Vegetable association, United Mtlk Producers of New . Jersey and the Vegetabl* Grow- ' ers Asoclaftton of New Jersey, Inc. In addition, the N. J. Field Crop Improvement association Is sponsoring Craps and Livestock day, and tht N. J. Veterinary Medical association will sponsor • half-day *«#*!on on llrestoek and dairy matters. Agricultural ConveaUon On ot ths highlights of Farm- er.' week i* tht 434 state agri- cultural convention, at which delegate! representing county boards of agriculture, Pomona grange* and commodity organi- sations will nominate two farm- ers to be recommended for ap- pointment to tht eight-man State Board of Agriculture by Govern- or Robert B. Meyntr. Appoint- ments are for tour-year terms, and memberihlp on the board i* staggered so that two terms ex- pire each year. The convention will be held Jan. 22 In the as- sembly chamber of the state house. Presentations of citation* for distinguished *ervice to agri- culture, made by tbe stats beard of agriculture, will also take place at the convention. Many agricultural and silled groups other than thost organ- ized along commodity Uaet have also chosen Farmers' week a* the time for on* of their main meeting* of tht year. Among as- sociations coming in this cate- gory art N. J. Association of Agricultural Fairs, N. J. Agri- cultural Stabilization and Con- servation committee, N. J. Club Agent* association. Co-operative Marketing Associations In M. J, Inc., N. J. Farm bureau, eo-op- fatlve farm credit associations, N. J. Farm Equipment Dealers association, Farmer* Home Ad- ministration, Eastern Farmers Union, Cooperative Grange League Federation Exchange, Inc., Home Agente Association ef N. J, N. J. Market Masters association, N.,J. Oil Industry Information committee. Soil Con- servation service and •oil Con- servation Society of America. The New Jersey Bankers association is sponsoring the tenth annual farmers' and bankers' luncheon and meeting. Women's Meeting* Special programs have been plumed for farm women and young people. Wednesday, Jan. 33, has been designated Home- maker's day and a full schedule at address** devoted to women'! interests la being prepared. S«v- eral contests tor agricultural youth are planned and some of tht commodity groups will make awards to young folks who havs mad* outstanding record* wHh their various agricultural proj- ects. His lentil...and Ois (jrreatest Ihrill!

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MSIUTi Strati rim M* »iw«r» Pu* COSMITICS, SITMI Ft»r m* *»»»r» ftrk NOSIHT, SSnH Wtm (ml Arimrr Park i FOVB-WAY IBI Of she talage wa think, say er 4a, I U Is the TKCTHf llltt FAW to all estarasdf *. win tt taiu oooDwnx «a BETTER nUENDABinr 4. Will It b* BENEFICIAL la al RED BANK REGISTER Thursday; Dee. 20, 1956-11 by Betary latenaiteasl Riverview's Finance Boy Scout Leaders Cited ^Mayor White Disturbs Bruno Campaign Starts Soon •- With llth-Hour Appointments A voluntary aubacrlptlen cam- paign to finance enlargement of Riverview hoapltal and inetalkv Mayor Katharine Elkus White, Uon ol many completely new fa- Oil Burner with just two weeks of her tern cilities there will be undertaken remaining, demonstrated Monday M aoon a> preparation! can be Strict Dog Ordinance night that she still is Red Bank's completed for rach a program, It Exam Board chief executive. waa announced today by Jaroei 0. Firmly, but with reassuring Parkes, preaidant of tha board of words on the quality of the men fovernora. Set Up Here Is Enacted at Rumson she selected, she appointed two The Anal declaion to conduct a Two Months of Tefto planning board members—Rich- fund railing drive throughout tha •- ard L. Johnson, M West Westelda area waa made after tha recant RUMSON - Dogs have had ave., to take the place of the late •urvey of community attitudea Arranged to license their day In this borough — and Charles R. English, until Dec. U, ihowed an emphatic public de- their days of running where they Nicosia Passes 1M1, and Dr. Bertram Felnswog, mand for an expanded and aura Burner Installer* please are over. 1M Manor dr., replacing the re- complete hoapltal In Bad Bank The mayor and council Thurs- signed Fred Forrest. An axamkiatiou board waa sat Counselor Exam and a wldeapraad preference for day night adopted without oppo- The appointments, made as the voluntary aubecrtptlon method up Monday night to conduct testa sition an amendment to the bor- for oil burner Installation and re- TRENTON—Benedict Nicosls, Mayor White, a Democrat, con. of aupporting the project ough dog ordinance under which Ml River rd.. Red Bank, was ducted her last meeting before "Juit look at theae results In dogs are prohibited fiom run- among nine Monmouth county turning her chair over to the in- the anewera to tha questionnaire," Toe newly-adopted fin ning at large, the new measure lawyers who passed the state ex- coming Republican mayor. George Mr. Parkei aaid. "Approximately turn code rules that one man from provides that no dog shall be amination for counselor, It has A. Gray, at noon New Years day, Tt per cent aaid they favored giv- every firm engaged In off the property of Its owner un- been announced by the state Su- attacked by Councilman ing reildenta and tnnlneiaes in tha Uons and repairs must paai theee less accompanied by a person preme court. Charles T. Bruno. area an opportunity to contribute teats and secure a municipal li- capable of controlling it and un- toward the neceaaary buildlnfc pro- cense. Examinations waa be held, less It ia on a leash no more than CltM 'Lam* Dock- gram, while only 20 per cent voted by appointment, every Thursday six feet in length or otherwise Mr. Bruno, noting that tha for borrowing the funda and leaa vening In January and February Is confined. mayor waa about to leave the than one per cent aaid tha project at Liberty ire houae, White at The ordinance met no opposi- governing body, said he was ahould be abandoned." Each license issued will coat 110. tion. The audience at the meet- against "lame duck" appointments The mayor and council gave and that these two should have M Par Cent Willing Ing comprised only six persons, unanimous appointment to Harry all of whom voiced their support been held over until next year Aniweri to another queitlon In- .umack. Bay Bnower and Dom- of the measure. beeaum "th»y may not coincide dicate that aome W per cent inie Hagaro as members of the Questioned after the meeting, with the wishes of tha nsw would be willing to offer direct board, upon recommendation by Albert A. Kerr, Jr., borough mayor." financial aid to Riverview hoa- Councilman Harold Hurley, Are clerk, said the ordinance will be Mrs. White shot back that H pltal, the preaidant aaid. chairman. Mr. Hurley told a loy Scout leader* pictured", left to right, ara Henry Ackenon, Jr., Keyport, chair- enforced by the police depart- "alwtys has been my practice aa newsman that Mr. Avmack la pre- "Such clear cut majorities re- man of the diittno.uiihecJ awards committee for Monmouth Council of Bey Scouts of ment There are no Immediate mayor to appoint qualified people garding the method of creating paring to take a study course pre- plans, he added, to employ a dog to positions of responsibility." In the building fund make the hos- paratory to serving aa chairman America, with two of tha county's 1956 award recipients: Frank G. Flaming, Keyport, warden. this case, she said, "I have se- of tha board. pital's course of action very ob- icoutmaiter and commissioner, and Howard W. Roberti of Now Monmouth, chairman of Mayor Nary prefaced tha pub- lected two very fine men who will vious," Mr. Parkes continued. ApprecUttoB Is Told lic hearing on the ordinance by be an asset to the planning •Any doubU that the board of Council received a latter of ap- the Bayihore district of Monmouth Council for 15 years. At right ii E. Donald Sterner, pointing out that the question board." Stressing her ability to governors may have had are 41a- preciation and tlU Palmar, praiidant of Monmouth Council. Tha picture w.i taken tt tha annual reeogni. of a strict dog ordinance was choose top-rate appointees, she pelled by the results of this sur- ram tha National Beard of Firs placed on the general election turned to Mr. Bruno, and said: vey and we an going ahead with Underwriters tor Its recent adopt- tion banquet of Monmouth Council at Sea Girt inn. Tha third recipient of scouting'* ballot and received support in "I appointed you to a board all possible apaed to organise a each of tha borough's districts. before you were elected, re- sound building fund program." ion of ito fire prevention and higheit honor wa» Thomas B. Morloy of Oceenport, who w.i a patient in Monmouth uHding codes which an standard Introduction of such an ordi- member?" nance, he added, waa pursuant Previously publlshsd analyses of rules to many parts of tha coun- Mamorial hospital when the picturo was taken. That was to tha soning board the poll showed widespread recog- to the wtahea of the people. of adjustment, some years back. try. ' New Poet Office Asked nition of the need for a larger In other action the governing Mr. Bruno said all he meant hoepltal, he pointed out, with body: Council agreed to have Mr. waa that the new mayor ahould be aome M per cent of those answer- 1. Received a report by Coun- Benedict Nlceeia given the right of "appointing the ing stating that they "would like York Nativity Ex-Mayor's Wife Making TryKerr write Rep. James C. Auch- ettman Harry Maienow, apsaktng lncloss regarding a request for people he want! to work with" to ase Riverview hoepltal en- Dor Councilman Harold E. Wtl- and not face "the liability of hav- larged, Improved and modernised." a new post office for the bor- He will be sworn In along with Uams, who wss away on a busi- ough. The request came In the 140 others from throughout the ing others." Although a few grum- Good Public Reaction ness trip, that Red Bank finances To Be Presented form of a,letter from the Ruin- state Jan. 10. Counselors are per- bles were hsard from others on For Atlantic Twp. Committee the all-Republican council, tha ap- an m "Fins condition" prepara- Ths York Nativity play will be eon Improvement association urg- mitted to practice before all ap- "We have every reason to be- tory to tha make up of ttie MBT ing the mayor and council to pellant courts of tha state, in- pointments stood. lieve the survey results give a presented In the sanctuary of the budget. Mayor Katharine Blkus COLTS NECK—Mrs. Mae M. Mr. Isaacs felt Information, other bring the matter to the attention cluding the Supreme court. Mayor White said she felt the completely accurate representa- White, leaving office at the end Red Bank Methodist church of the postmaster general and to Others from Monmouth county governing body "can have confi- tion of the public's opinion! alnce DeGroot, 54. wife of former May- than committee meetings, should of her term Jan. 1, said she Christmas eve at 11 o'clock. be channeled through central co-operate in finding a suitable who passed are Walter L. Lfib, dence" that she picked the right ao many people saw fit to answer or Ward W. DeGroot, Tuesday men. doubted if she wouM <*M a bud- The play la based on the York sources to the newspapers. How- location. 521 Pine Brook rd., Eaton town; the questionnaire which was sent get meeting before the end of the announced her candidacy, as a J. William Boyle, 21 Phyllis rd., She later told newsmen that a out," Mr. Parkes asserted. "We cycle and haa been arranged for ever, this manner of news hand-1 The association in Its letter year but, tf so, She would invite Republican, for the township com- ling has had little practice to | stated the Inadequacy of tha ex- Freehold; John C. Giordano, ST2 new state law permit* mayors to have actually received back more her successor, George A. Gray, to production by John F. Balrd. It Wall st., West Long Branch; Ja- make such appointments without than 34 per cent of the number of mittee in next spring's primary date. lsting office in view of the attend. la being produced by special ar- growth of the borough la a fre- cob Rand, Long Branch; Joseph council's confirmation. She aaid questionnaires sent to residents. election. 2. Learned, from Councilman rangement with Samuel French A ft-Year Resident quent complaint and adds the N. Dempsey, Interlaken; Alvln the planning board hss a lot at This is an almost unprecedented She will be out to beat either Yale Mllberg, Deal; George N. work to do and feels the new percentage of returns for a mail Thomas F. Oaktey, that the bor- of New York city. Mrs. DeGroot hss been a town- construction of a new and ade- ough haa about finished Its Instal- Commltteeman George J. Dlttmai ship resident for 22 years and quate building with sufficient off- Arvanltla, Asbury Park, and As- members were needed without aurvey and gives us reason for The cast includes: sistant U. 8. Attorney John D. delay. real confidence In the results." lation of enow fencing around the Jr., or Conunitteeman Joseph L. lives on Montrose rd. She has street parking would Improve brook on Grant pi., which had Narrator's voice, David Mit- been a Remibllcan club member service and act aa a stimulus to Wooley, Manaaquan. Starts Meyner rush In adddition to the answers to Moreau, Jr., both of whom have been complained about as a chell; angel, Joan Baakett; Mary, for 20 years, but this will be her local buslnsss. Asked about her own ... specific questions In the poll, hun- announced their candidacy tor first try for public office. dreds of comments were written danger to playing children. Mr. Shirley Anderson; Joseph, David Mayor Franda N. Nary agreed Mayor White said aha la garni Oakley asked that this mforma- election to the three-year posts. A graduate of a Brooklyn high a new post office would be "a In by respondents and Mr. Parkes Mitchell; first shepherd, David "to keep on working tar the Deaf promised that all suggestions and i be glvea to Little Stiver, • Ia-hsr annouaesmsnt, Mrs. Ds- school, she attended the Hefley wonderful thing" and added "We Middletown Man ocratic party" and expects to be which has similar problems with Luker; second shephsrd, Kenneth Business school In Brooklyn and certainly nsad It." criticisms are being carefully Croat said shs seeks to bring busy promoting "tha re-eleetloa atudied. ths same brook. Shook; third ahepherd, Paul has held a number of secretarial Referred to Councilman Pater of Gov. Meyner" next spring. "the Eisenhower program of positions, one to executive capac- "The great majority of eom- *. Waa Informed by Council- Ahrens; first king, Leray Tatem; Cartmell, chairman of the finance Own Life While tha governor has not yet man Everett C. Baynton that peace, prosperity and progress ity for the Diamond Match com- committee, were requests from MIDDLETOWN - Robert J. announced tb*t ha will run far aents were very complimentary second king, Harold Coddlngton; pany. She Is the former Mae M. and expressed appreciation for tha Red Bank's municipal parking down to tha local level and car- the police, street and sanitation Rallton, tt, of 15 Conovsr ave., another term, tha mayor said aha lota have been kept MM with third king, Roger J. Squire; Moler, daughter of the late Fred department! asking for salary In- high standards of service at Riv- ried out to the fullest sxtent In an smployea of the Newark police was sure he will. Christmas shoppers and that Herod, Mr. Shook; Herod's son, and Mary Moler. Her father was creases In view of ths rising cost department Identification bureau, Shs left ths door open on her erview hospital and the warm, a pianist who once performed for friendly atmosphere there," tha Broad at parkers have been co- Robert Massey; messenger. Lacy my home town." of living. died Friday morning at Riverview own future political career. Wm operating with time limits. the late King George of England. A letter from Mr. and Mrs. hospital of a gunahot wound In would not give a "yes" or "no" president said. "We are grateful Bradshaw; adviser, Mr. Luker and Form Organisation The DeGroots, who were married for these favorable comments, and Plan Skating Site Robert Keehn, SI Ward ave., tha head. Deputy Polks Chief answer to newsmen's questions a* guard, Robert Barr. Tha announcement followed In In 1M7, have two aons, Lieut. about the condition of the prop- I should like to point out that 4. Heard from Councilman the wake of the organisation of Melvin Leek said tha wound was to whether shs will try far a The chancel choir will be di- Ward W. DeGroot, Jr., on the erty adjoining theirs was re- self-lnfilctad Thursday right at comeback In ths mayor's office, Riverview hoepltal waa accredited Charles T. Bruno that the Red a new neighborhood association faculty of the Naval academy at by the joint commission on ac- rected by John Ferris, Clara Tll- ferred to Councilman R. Park the man's home. which shs occupied for three Bank recreation commission now called "the GROW orrnltatlon" Annapolis, Md., and Kenneth E. Lamborii, chairman of the atreet creditation of hospitals on the oc- xarchlng out a place In the? ton will be at thr organ. ElUabath ^efeTThe group""sent would A .U-caliber revolve, from terms, or whsther she might try DeGroot, student at Bowdoln col- committee. Mr. and Mrs. Keehn for a county, state or national casion of Its first application for Bergen park section for flooding work "to stimulate tha Interest lege, Brunswick, Me. which ane shot had been fired inch approval. Kohl will be soloist aaid the adjacent property is a post. "I will servs tha Democratic for safe Ice skating. of resident! In matters pertain- detriment to the health and safe- was found lying nsai Mr. Hallton, Directors listed Deputy Chief Leek said. Ths bul- party In the best way I can," Work on Criticisms 6. Called upon tha local resi- ing to the progress, growth and ty of the surrounding property she said. "However, there were eom- dents to be as generous aa pos- Mr. Shook and Mr. Mitchell ara betterment of the township." It owners. They added that tha let had entered his temple. His Hitf Parked Auto, wife, Helen, was found suffering Wearing a steady smils, Mrs. msnts written on the back of sible in donations to tha Red directing tha play. Miriam Cod- said It would be busy In "political overgrowth of dry weeds is a questionnaire! which were not so Cross for Hungarian relief. Mayor action." Shrewsbury Man Hurt firs hasard and creates a breed- head and face injuries apparently White said so many In Red Bank faverabls and we are giving par- White aaid clothing la needed and dlngton la in charge of costum- Elected as organisation officers Ing place (or mosquitoes. The received in a family dispute before have been talking about the ap- the suicide, police said. proaching end of her term in of- ticular attention to these crit- that local cleaners have volun- ing. Melvin Morris Is the light- were Mrs. DeGroot, president, Dr. W. L. Moore of 40 Parker pi., matter waa first referred to icisms and suggestions." teered to clean donated clothing Ing director while sound effects Paul Wright, vice president, and Councilman Garrison C. King, Both were taken to the hospi- flea aa though that were same- Shrewsbury, suffered abrasions of thing to make her idle. Things Many of tha unfavorable com- without charge. New Jersey hss are being handled by Ibsen Nor- Mrs. Ethel Estelle, secretary and the lips, hands and back early chairman of ths firs committee, tal at 11:45 p. m. Thursday and a apscial responsibility In cars for treasurer. but was transferred to Mr. Lam- Mr. Rallton dlsd Friday at 5:18 are far different from that, aha ments complained about over- drum. Abble Strickland la In Saturday morning when the ear said. Hungarian refugees, aha said, be- Mrs. DeOroot's announcement he wss driving struck a parked born's committee when Mr. Kerr a. m. Mrs. Rallton was discharged crowding at Riverview, Mr. charge of property. Mr. Brad- Parkas explained. Others were cause so many are being brought opens the way for what la ex- car. explained tha weeds ara too high from the hospital Friday. She Resnalns Busy critical of hospital costs, person- into McOuire Air Force baas and shaw will servs aa stage manager pected to be a lively spring eon- According to police, Mr. Moore, to be burned. Mr. Rallton was born In New- Ths mayor noted that shs ra* nel, services to patients, manage- Camp Kilmer. while make-up will be under tha test between the Republican fac- traveling south on Bridge ave., Mr. Halleran submitted the re- ark, the son of the late Thomas mains chairman of the New J«r- ment methoda and other phases 6. Authorised the Heating of direction of Janet Horn. , I tlon formerly led by her husband failed to make a turn, ran off the port of the first aid squad for and Rebecca Elllaon Rallton. He'aey Highway Authority, operator of administration at Riverview tle.000 la bond anticipation notes and that headed by Mayor Harry road and Into a service station three months showing the squad lived there and In Clark township >' ths Garden State Parkway, hospital. -half each through tha Mon- A brief carol service on ths tow* A. Isaacs, Jr. where he struck a parked car made (3 calls In September, 31 In beforbf e movini g toto MiddMiddletowl n j ^c chairchairmam n of thth e DemocratDts "Many of theas commsnts can mouth County National bank and ar chimes and an organ prelude, Mayor DeGroot resigned his owned by Edward Cleghorn, M October and to in November. three years sgo. Ha waa a special state committee, state Democratle undoubtedly be traced to the fact Merchant! Trust company—for "Nativity," will precede the play. post following disagreements with Manor dr., Red Bank. Mr. Moore Tax CoUecttens . police officer In Middletown town- commltteawoman for Monmouth the purchase of tha Oarvey prop- Tha processional hymn of tha policies called for by Mr. Isaacs, was trested at Riverview hospital ship, a member of the New Jer- county, vice chairman of the that tha plant Is physically inade- Mr. Cartmell reported that M.tl quate. For example, so many party, Wallace st, for develop- choir will be "O Come, All Ye who then became mayor. One Is- and transferred to the post hos- sey State identification associa- board of managers of Marlboro ment of the municipal Linden pi. Faithful." sue involved scrapping of a town- pital at Fort Monmouth. He wss per cent of the borough tax levy tion, the Newark Patrolman's state hospital, member of the people complained about the lack for the year waa collected by of a children's department and Wallace st parking area, Borough Tha offertory duet, "O Holy ship plan to finance road building Issued a summons for reckless Benevolent association and tha board of managers of Riverview Attorney Loon ReussWe said that Might," will be sung by Mildred by bonding. Another concerned driving. Patrolman William Pat- November. This hs added, Is al- Old Villags fire company here. hospital, and trustee of the Moo- the fact that beds must be placed most a whole percentage point In tha corridors of the obstetrical waa the last piece, of property Stout and Ruth Ball. committee news policy, In which terson investigated. He was a deacon In the Middle- mouth County Organisation far needed. Development of the lot over last year's collections at town Baptist church. Social Service. and surgical-medical floors. But this time and will mean the bor- regardless of tha cauas, whatever Is expected to start aoon. In World War II, Mr. Rallton Now, with the mayor's. Job b*> T. Debated Mayor White's ap- ough will again have collections hind her, she said, "my husband suggestions or criticisms are over M per cent. served with the 80th (Old Hick- found to be valid, changes and pointment of Dr. Bertram Feins- Santa Gaiis Arrives a Week Early ory) division In ths European Is satisfied that every now ana) Improvements will be mads," tha wog and Richard h. Johnson aa Mayor Nary urged all residents then maybe he can get a date of the borough to drive as cau- theater aa a military policeman. planning board members, and de- Surviving besides his wits are with me." clined to set up a Joint meeting tiously as possible "to make this Too, she said, "we have one •Meanwhile, he concluded, ths one of the safest holiday seasons a daughter, Diane, U; two sons, pew building program la being with the planning board for Dec. Robert. 9, and Bruce, 8; two lis- grandchild and another Is about T to dlaouss ths Broad Street we'vo ever had." due . . . we'll be needed as baby- discussed with hospital architects Mayor Nary also call*-! to the ters, Mrs. Elisabeth Isemann, as ths first step toward solving plan. Both subjects are deaH Summit, and Mrs. Florence Ha- sitters." with In other Register stories to- attention of borough residents the ths meat pressing problem at Rlv< fact that the Red Cross Is col- berstroh, Cllffwood Beach, and a arvtew, and plans for additional day. step-brother, Harry A. Walsh, I. Listened to a re/pott on bor- lecting funde to aid the people facilities will be mads public aa of Hungary and appealed /or Newark. Rules listed aoon aa they are off the drawing ough Chriatmaa decorations by Services were conducted Sunday Mayor White, whs said this year's generous contributions to aid the hoards. drive. night at the John F. Pfleger fun- Ughtlese trees were received in eral home, Tlndall rd., by Rsv. For Candidates controversy but that, while tha John Bates, pastor of ths Middle- borough contributes toward tha Man Held Here town Baptist church. Members of FREEHOLD - Rules for ftllng School Voters co*, ths arrangement I* that of the Old Village fire company at- nominating petitions by board of merchants In the Chamber of For Robbery tended and conducted a special education candidates were an- nounced yssterday by Earl 8. Commerce. Frank Jackson, », of Freehold, service. At the burial Monday, Rules Set ». Weighed a demand by Janes with Rev. Mr. Bates officiating, Garrison, county superintendent charged with robbery, was or- of schools. FREEHOLD — The status of Qettls, Chestnut St., that the bor- dered held without ball for ac- fire company members served as ough put in public rest rooms at tion of ths grand Jury Monday bearers and honorary bearers. He said csndldatss In regions! voters who have changed their high school districts must fits by residence from one school district Marina park. afternoon by Red Bank Magis- Burial was In Bay View cemetery, 10. Adjourned tha meeting un- trate John V. Crowall. with the Fort Monmouth firing Jan. IS at » p. m. while candi- to another, was announced yester- dates In borough or township day by Earl B. Oarrlson, county til noon, Jan 1, when Mayer Tha complaint was made by squad participating. George A. Gray wla be sworn m Detective Benjamin Glover, who districts must (lie by Jan. M at superintendent of schi 'i. I p. m. Ths petition must be filed Hs said any person who Is and council reorganised. testified that Anderson Osrrstt of 121 Weet Bergen pi, had re- «nth the secretary at the board permanently registered in ths Funeral Directors of education of the school district county and who changes his res!- ported to police that Jackson Christmas Lights had robbed him at gun point o< Hold Meeting In which the candidate resides. Jence from one municipality to Mr. Garrison listed the candi- another must file or forward Stolen at Rumson (257. TOMS RIVER-Ths Monmouth Garrett, who said his stage date's requirements, aa prescribed change of residence at lesst 40 and Ocean counties funeral direc- by New Jerssy school law: days prior to the date of the aUMSON-Walter Nsuhaussr, name was "Sam Goldberg," testi- tors' associstion held Its regular custodian of ths borouffh hall, has fied he had taken Jackson to his 1. Candidate must ha a eltlssM school election. dinner-meeting Wednesday at the and resident of the territory con- This may be done, Mr. Oarrl- been having trouble kssplng ths rooming house Saturday night Old Tavern, Christmas decorations on ths after Jackson mined a bus for tained In the district, for at least son addsd, only at the office of John A. Ptolerlco of Newark and three ysars. the municipal clerk or at ths front of ths hall Intact. Somsons Freehold. The pair, according to kssps stealing the light bulbs. Edward Laskowskl of Irvlngton, 2. Candidate shall have been a office of the county board of Garrett, *»t and talked until presldsnt and sergeant-at-arms, Ths decorations were put up about 4 a. m, when Jackson reetdent of the school district tar elections. respectively, of the New Jersey st least three yearn Immediately The annual school elections for about a week ago and sines tha pointed a small pistol at him and Santa (Frank Kennelly) Claus state funeral directors' associa- preceding his becoming a mei township and borough districts time, a total of 41 light bulbs wives of Jaycses assisting the chil- Ing that tt will be repeated and demanded his money. Jackson, tion, spoke to the group. have been stolen. The most recen passss out gift! to part of group dren and serving refreshments. expanded In future years." Garrett said, took the money and her of th« board of education. will take place Feb. 13. Regional George Topal of Wanamassa, 3. He shall be able to read and high school district election! are theft occurred Monday nigh of 10 youngstora who were taken Santa Claus was a surprise visitor Thomas Morford of Middletown left In Garrett'a car, taking Gar- when IB bulbs ware taken. Earllar, and distributed toys donated by was In charge of the project. Rob- rett's dog with him. The car and a representative of the Social write. sst for Feb. 5. on a shopping tour Saturday by Security administration at Asbury II bulbs had 'been found to be members of the Greater Red Bank Dnvld H. Marx of Shrewsbury. ert Vlnccunt Is president of the dog were returned the next 4. He shall not be directly ar missing. The thefts were reported ' Mayor-elect Qeorge A. dray, local Jayceei. Mr. Morford this morning, he said. Park, reviewed the latest Social Indirectly Interested In any een- To whoa It majr aonearn, I will n Junior Chamber of Commerce, Security act for the membership. by police. Ths police station Is who was honorary chairman of week expressed gratification at the Police said Mr. Garrett man- tract with or claim against UM longer b* ratponslbla for SUF debts The youngsters wete picked up at The next meeting of the associs- board. softtrtetts by anyona othtr than my- located in borough hall. their homes by Jaycees and given the uflttir, said alter the party, "it results of the tour and said It had ages a cleaning establishment on g self. haa been an extreme pleasure for been m«d« prwwlhln through 1ho Mnnmnuth t H ifll I tioi n III M H#»H n «»t for FebFb . ISS. 3. Us ntual he 21 >.*rs ef age Walter F. Trarora, an allowance with whloh to buy to quality tor offics. 41 AUtntle St., Hlihlmdi N. J me to have been auioctated with co-operation of the following: H. Havliis uuiin.klKl my MitMtntnt Christmas presents for their fam- this Imaginative and worthwhile J. Barley Co., Irene Childless of —AaranlMmant. liooka (or Us »aer HIT, uni me/ bt ily and friends. •!•(• fmmu Inspected st the horoutk H»ll/f»um. endeavor. tThe Jaycees have the N. J. State Bosrd| vestlgation In Asbury PIVk Sun- Application! fof bins* an *''" P* llTftM After selsotlng their gift!, ths worked hapl on the shopping tour Crate's Beverages, 1 amai may ha obtain** PTA Board Hu ' land*, directed Chrtetmas earol tt-Thuwday, Dfc. 20, 1956 RED BAMK REGISTER Making Army Hospital Decorations singing. Mrs. Loma K. White 0/ Freehold, county home extension mcvisioN Rev. Mr. Mai* said a dance will Annual Event agent, tu a guest. IAOIO Episcopal Unit he held «t Trinity parish hall in •HRCWSBURT - Th* board Red Bank Friday, Jan. 28, for the managers) of the ltonmouth AUTO IA0IO benefit of the youth consultation County Council of Parents and phon« Meets at Keyport aervlce. Teacher* held ita Christmas ft Other reports wcrt given by luncheon last week at Shadow- KETPORT—Rev. Cannon Ken- Mrs. Harrison Bance, Mrs. Henry brook. More than 30 attended the ar« SALIS-SHVICI •«th R. Rogdert of Trinity Epis- Germond, M, Mrs. Henry B. Slo- •vent, of which. Mrs. Ralph Ritz- copal cathedral in Trenton was cum, Mrs. Henry Male, Mrs. endollar m chairman, assisted All Rtpairi den* an the apeaker at a meeting of the Oliver H. Stvyker, Mrs. Morris by Mr*. Joseph White, Mrs. Jo- LOW Pramiiot Woman'i auxiliary of the Episco- Seals and Mrs. Harold Millard. seph LeiRoy, Mrs. Bdwin Ensign pal diocese of New Jersey last Members of St. Mary's guild and Mrs. Harry Fornarotta. Hartford BO* week at St. Mary* church hall. served tea under the direction of Norfolk 7Oi Rev. Henry Male, rector, led Intheir president, Mrs, N. M. Miller. Hn. Charlea SUllwagon of lit- prayers. The next meeting will be Jan. 1 HUver, secretary of the Nsw '™ ASBUtY HMJC afUr HAROLD'S The auxiliary sent Christmas 9 at Trinity church, Red Bank, •nay Oongrsss of Parent* and «PM ud Buadnn. * nil. iU- donations to the youth consulta- with Archdeacon Gerald Minchin Teachers, gave the opening pray tioo Mm, 105Jtas ~t includad. RADIO A ELECTRIC SHOP tion service, Westfleld, and to th« speaking on "Missions in th« Dio- •r. Hn, Munroe Hawse or 8«s U W. Wnm% %. • Evergreens home, Moorestown. cese of New Jersey." Oirt read "The Uttleet Angel," aad Hn. George King, High- HERIY

FBOM RAY STB1MAN REALTOR Memb.r. of O.rd.n Club RFC, Mi an all-(Jay teuton Monday at thsj lifrla Red M 4-IU1 Schoolhoute, thoir tlubhouie in Everett, to make garlands and ether daceratlwii for the Fort Dix hospital. This it part of the elub'i community war service preqram. Shewn abeva, laft to right: Mn. Edward J. Flanagan, president; Mn. William Mulheron, Mn. Stuart M. Wh.ley and Mn. J. Raymond DoRiddtr.

Pupils Help Haslet Rumson Artist The following officer* won elect- »d by Haslet fir* company No. 1: WlflR Beautify School President, JohJlohn WadinftonWadiiifton; first EATONTOWN-A* part of a vice president, Howard Porter; NEW TORK-Mis* Margaret .«.. K.».«,.», .»-_.. .-..— , v,mn ivna—aaias llirnm larger plan to beautify the school second vice president, J. Cartton L*rkln, (t Waterman ave., Rum- grounds, members of the seventh Cherry; financial secretary, Har- „». haa won a top prise of 1800 grade recently planted four trees vey Walling; treasurer, Lester W. in the Emily Low* award com- near Memorial school and four Bahrenburg; traatee, Chariea ». petition in art, directors of the near the Vetter school. Curtis; first assistant chief of Rar- project have announced. The program «•• conducted itan township, ; fore- The competition I* for Amerie- by a committee headed by Norbert nan, Johr tn» Llmbacks ; first assistans * at an artists not less than 38 yean Connair, with the youngsters mak- foreman Ernest Mooei; second at- Of axe, painting within SO miles ing out building and ground ilstant foreman, Michael Cuoecl; of New Tork cHy. Kiss Larkln sketches In advance. Planting waa third assistant foreman, Raymond 1 one of live winners in the oil then done under the direction of MeGovom; chief engineer, Oner paintinntlng division. Five winners Stanley Mclntoah of Turner A. Bahrenburg; first aaalstant en- als- o won named ta the water Brother! nursery. gtneer, Stephen D. Lairibertsnn; color division, and each wUI re- The boys dug holes of a pre-second assistant engineer, Don ceive WOO. arranged depth and diameter and, Davlno; third assistant engineer, On the jury for the competition when the trees were placed in Joseph Slano; Raritan township were C. day Aldridge, director CAPTURED! THAT WONDERFUL position, the girls tilled in the board of chiefs, Malcolm W. of the Jo* and Smlly Low* art holes. A live Christmas tree do- Peseux; representatives to Mon-gallery at University of Miami; ; we extend •very food wish lor nated to the school by Witten- mouth County Firemen's associa- Dong Klngman, vice president burg'e nursery will be displayed tion, Malcolm W. Peaeaux, Wil- American Watercolor soclety.and "HOME-SWEET-HOME" FLAVOR a happy holiday season, with our stnoen Inside the building during the liam T. Willing and Howard Port- Jonathan Marshall, editor of Arts holidays, then planted outside aa T. magaxine. thanks for the privilege part of the landscaping design. Oloverleaf intermediate Oiri The winning artlau' paintings 0F The planting at the Vetter Scout troop 38, Mrs. Luther Hop- are being exhibited at the Ward ler leader; Brownie troop U, Mrs. f. of serving you over the yean. school waa done by Harold Smith Eg-gleston gallaries, Madison ave. and his committee of seventh George R. Emmons leader; senior at 7Sth St., unUl Jan. 13. troop 184, Mn. June* H. Kissel MILLBRQOK BREAD graders, using the same technique. In addition, a Rocky Mountain leader, and troop committee mem- HAKE MITTENS FOR NEED spruce which was planted with all bers held a Christmas party Fri- Bm4 jurt like in the good old dtyii Really fresh 200 of the kindergarten to third day afternoon In the Are house. SHREWSBURY — Girl Seoul ... *oft textured ... with that true, old-fashioned MABEL LEWIS SHOPPE grade cnildren participating has The girls made Christmas gifts troop 119 held Its Christmas party flavor that makes folks gay "Ilmmnnn" and mean it! been decorated with Christmas for their parents. Cloverleal troop Sunday night at the home of Mn, RE o*45tl Philip Kelper, Beechwood dr., Stars fresher, longer, tool You get some, today! tree ornaments. A dogwood made ash trays for their fathers LOOK POI TMHUIMsU bought by Mrs. Knelb's first grade and aprons for their mothers. when • tree was trimmed with 86V2 Broad Strvrt Rod Bank Brownie troop made aah trays for mittens knitted by girls of th* ON with money won for the greatest their fathen and felt needl* membership in the Home and troop. Hn. William Prels, leader, book* for their mothers. Senior said the mittens will be given 5, M School club, waa one of the pre- troop made felt coat hanger cov- to needy children. vious contributions to the general ers tor their mothers and felt plan. :omb cases for their fathers. Tae KadsUr-s tlatsllUd atnrtlst- A small nursery of 52 seedling •eota h.vt aim raaasrs, walea sseaaa Mr. and Mrs. John G, Schanck, •or. nssu ta SosMeae kass waat tt— evergreens has been established wsmt wwunwyy vka« m tav*ta t e stts nearby tor transplanting in future Been at. are the parents of a years. John Kavchak, Vetter cus- son, born Sunday at the Mon- todian and a former landscape mouth Memorial hospital. gardener, has been caring for the Mn. Elisabeth Oloss, Seabrook new plants. Manor, is a patient at Hazard hos- •itaJ. Mr. and Mn. Frank Ifoccl and Seventh Grade children of Beer* st are leaving for Florida this week to spend the holiday*. Entertains PTA Wayne Porter, son of Mr. and WEST KEANSBURO—Seventh Mrs. Howard Porter, and Cast graders at the borough school pre- Matthew*. Seabrook Manor, art sented "A Teenage Version of the medical patients m Monmouth Night Before Christmas" at a re- Memorial hospital, • DISTINCTIVE CARDS cent meeting of the Parent-Teach- A Christmas program of songs, recitations and poem* was pre- er association. Seventh grade • UNUSUAL ASH TRAYS teachers In charge were Mrs. Mll- sented by the pupils of the Hat- llcent Schuggard, Mlsi Doris Mills let public school Dec. 13 at th« and John Carlo. Ore house. Frank Barbell*, itvvs DAILY • GLASSWARE The association will purchase an accordion solo, and the "Story of Hsnukkah" was given by Judy Christmas toys for needy children snciAis • RARE KNICKKNACKS of the borough for distribution by Markowiti and Joyce Savitoky. nurses of the Monmouth County td deUght th« atosss) of our Organization for Social Service. Party Benefits most confirmed trencher- • BRONZE TRINKETS Miss Nina Rains, Mrs. Edwin man. Smith and Mrs. John Dickey will Veterans' Fund Open till I P. M. • LATEST WALLETS purchase the toys this week. HIOHLANDS-Membsn of thi MONDAY Mrs. William Plckens reported Cornea •clsket ef Beef sad a membership of 185. Pupils of put presidents' club of the Vet • SMART LIGHTERS eran» of Foreign Wars held 1. rtW Mrs. Max Honeyman's third grade cu-d party at th* port horn* Fri- TUESDAY " afternoon group won the attend- day night. Sntkera *M*d CkUkea, Cera • COPPER SPECIALTIES ance banner for having the large* number of parents pre- Proceeds benefited the hospi- tottftje* tal fund for veterans. Attending WEDNESDAY"" sent." Dr. John Cahili of New • COSTUME JEWELRY were Mn. Harold Oakes, Mrs. •aaerbntes with relate For Monmouth will speak at the fath Burton J. Miller, Mrs. Vivian Su- era" night meeting Jan. ». born, Mrs. Ruth ONetl, Mn. THURSDAY '"" • CERAMIC CREATIONS A layout Holiday From Our Staff Charles Yelngst, Mn. Michael Balled letl with Herutadlsk Highlands Woman Xaell, Mrs. Laura RuWey, Mn. • LUNCHEON SETS Robert Waten, Mrs. Henry Roem- FRIDAT Injured in Crash mele, Mn. Dorothy Lesser, Mn. Robert Machette, Mrs. Peter Leei, • GIFT CERTIFICATES NEW MONMOUTH-Mrs. I. I. Mn. Harry BovenUer, Mr*. Stel- SATURDAY^ " Noerenberg, 220 Bay ave., High- la Jones, Mrs. Winston D. Rues l>esk Ubater Mnlntt PURITAN MILK CO. lands, suffered a lip cut and legMn. Charles Andrews, Mrs. Hob- -4W MOAD ST. Ml .VMM RID IANK Injury early Tuesday when her srt Klase, Mrs. Grace Marsnlck, car went off Tlndall rd., here Charles Gardner and Robert M. police reported. She was treate Waters. at the nearby office of Dr. Joh Served Daily *. Cahlll. IN \VtX raOGRAM Bmis4 SMM leasts* the driver told police she wai BVWv•He*i CWsnjs^gjg* f I^BJ NEW BRUNSWICK—Miss Pi- —Ml MNIL Reesl OstM FOX'S GIFT SHOP OUR MANY FRIENDS driving north on Tindall rd., attrlcla Dobrosky, 78 Ridge rd, .All pastrtos tad nils b«««J sallr 1 a. m. and lost control of the Rumson, editor of Qualr, year- la ear on kitakea. BEST WISHES car on a curve. The car, which book of Douglass coll»g* her*, will 41 MONMOUTH ST. RED IANK went through a guard wire, was take place in th* college's Yul* damaged in the front and rear, log ceremonies tomorrow. H0M1I0DTH COUNTY?! MCADINO COSTUME JEWELED FOR A police raid. Patiolman Dominic Furiato, who investigated, charged Mrs. Norerenherg with careless driving. HOLIDAY ACTIVITIES BEL.FORD—Brownie troops of the area at a recent meeting made Christmas lanterns which they will carry whon they go caroling in the Bayaide section of the bor- ous/h Sunday evening. A Christ- mas party followed. ^...and always use More than 30 per cent of life Insurance pollcyholdera In the U. S. today are children under the age of IS. IN ALL VgAI GOLDEN ESSO Ul AMBROSE SPRING LAKE EXTRA* For HRSONAL ftlPTI Csso From JACK and JEANETTC WINTERS

WINTERS FUR SHOP KNITWIAft «J MONMOUTN IT. T». t-2471 MD IANK Our Sfieckhy The suit hid charged him with RED BANK REGISTER Thursday, Dec. 20, 1956-17 selling gas below the fair trade Ribustelli Anniversary Choirs to Give DcFazio Sues price of ».» cent* per gallon. Mr. 3 Meetings (or OeFaxlc contends that when Yule Program Cities Service raised its price in Oil Company May to 25.9, all large Eastern oil Potato Farmers Th» combined choirs of the Monthly FREEHOLD-Arthur DeFaiio, companies went to the same price NEW BRUNSWICK — New Trinity Episcopal church of Red operator of a service station at within 41 hours. Jersey potato farmers v/ill decide Bank will present a program of (1 Main »t., Eatontown, who He added that he was told by next month If they want a federal choral works appropriate to the •pent seVeral months fighting the distributor in this area, Shore marketing agreement and order Chriitmu season Sunday at 8 Investment •ulU by hli tuppller, Cities Serv- Cas and Oil company, Oakhurst, for handling potatoes. p, m. The concert will be under ice company, hu now filed a Su- that If he did not raise hia price the direction of Charles Got- his supply would be discontinued. To help them decide which way «chalk, organtat and chnir muter. perior court auit seeking fiSO.OOO to vote, the extension service of from the oil company. Mr. DeFaiio said he raised his The program will include selec- price after the warning, but bisthe College of Agriculture, Rut- tions by Matthews, Friedeil, Yon Plan Mr. DeFazlo, who li represent- business dropped, so he again re- gers university, will sponsor three and Handel, as well as several ed by Ward Kremer, Asbury Park, duced the price and removed the meetings in principal white po- carols from the Fifteenth cen- contend! in hia lult that Cities Cities Service markers at the tatojgrowlng areas. Arguments for tury. Soloists from the senior Hamilton Fundi. Inc., ii an inv«tm«nt fund holding common stocks and against marketing orders will Service )• conspiring with major station. choir will include Jean Crozier, •elected for both current income and long term capital growth Eastern oil companies to stifle be presented, and growers will be The Eatontown man claims that Van Canonico, Harry Macdonald, potiibilitiei. Sharei are available by lump turn investment price competition and drive Indi- because of the conspiracy of the invited to aak questions. John Lindsay and Eugene Magee. vidual Ailing station operator! out oil companies he has suffered fi- The principal speaker at the or monthly invnlmtnh. for deto'ili, moil tti'u coupon today. of Business. Soloists from the girls' choir of nancial loss, and is seeking $150, meeting! will be Allen G. Waller, 30 will be Martha Gotschalk and Cities Service dropped a suit 000 compensatory damage! and an authority on the economic! of Susan Keyler. against Mr. DeFuio in October. 1300,000 punitive damages. potatoes, and chairman of the MMITM aiiMiaHl <0t*. 710-C Department of Agricultural Eco- Hike It a profl.blt habit t» »t Ma»lk«« Ml, t»Mt « e>Mt Th. iUtUUr il«iiifl>< (e 111 Four nomics at Rutgers. Copies of the •«nti.- A4»rtlwmeal. proposed marketing order and sample ballots will be distributed. Weoie Mod • Talk •• long as you Ilka- John C. Campbell, potato spe- eroioech/i-boolt'ef cialist at the college, announces Rlbustelli's market at 151 Mon-operating the business. In her en yeur mvei'Menf plews, phone rates for regional meeting! as follows: Jan. mouth St., this week is marking younger dayi, Mn. Ribustelli winSeuf T, 2 p. m., Grange hall, Htghts- Its 35th anniversary at the above often worked by her husband's oxtra minutes town; Jan. t, 1:30 p. m., Deer- address. The market was establish- side, islllng meat. Held fir* hall. Jan. (, 7:30 p. m.,ed more than U years age on Mr. and Mrs. Louis Rlbuetelll, auction market, Mt. Holly. Shrewsbury avs. by the late devote a great deal of their time aro ehoap The referendum will be held Anlello Rtbttstalll. Shown above to community activities. Mr. Ri- Jan. U-ll. Two-thirds of the are Louis Ribustelli, the founders bustelli U a member of the bor- 9 mlnuta call to BOSTON...OO* growers, by number or volume of son, and Mrs. RlbuitelU, widow ough's police) reserves, a part of COMPLIMENTS •xtr* mlnuta*, «aeh only./.. IS* production, voting- in the referen of the founder who carry on the Civil Defense, and served on the sMIes rski ftesi MIUIT MM sllsr • tM. sal dum must favor Issuance of the business, and Mrs. Krbustellt's recent Community Appeal drive •KttlHtarlOKFMMuMteM* order before It can be made daughter, Mrs. Henry Seacela of committee. OF THE SEASON affective. Little Sliver. He assists hs wife with Girl A marketing program Is admin After Mr. Rlbustelli's death In Scout and Brownie troops, spon- istered by a commute of groweri 1950, Louis Ribustelli, remodeled sored by St. Anthony's Catholic TO ALL OUR FRIENDS and handlers and regulates potato the present store. Now, aa when church. Mrs. Ribustelli also is shipment! by grade, size and her husband had the business, active with Parent-Teacher as- and ptott accept our thanks QUARTERLY DIVIDEND quality. Mrs. Ribustelli still assists in sociation projects. for the loyalty you have shown us tw HAMILTON HINDS, INC. Infant Body Found Marlboro Church Groups On Keamburg Beach Mr. and Mrs. Charles Teakel of Honor Missionary Cranford visited Mr. and Mn. C. EDWARD PICHLER • HAROLD H. IAYNTON KEANSBURG—The body of a C. H. Erenbrach last Thursday MEW MONMOUTH - Mem- newborn Infant girl was found afternoon. ben of the Mary Elizabeth But- JOSEPH CARLONE on the beach near the steamboat The youth choir of Old Brick phln guild and the Amico Bible REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES pier here early Sunday afternoon church waa entertained at a CUUM held a joint aupper and RMl Ittatt • HHaVMCt police reported. Christmas party in the chapel by holiday meeting last week in fel- REALTORS • INSURORS Dr. Julius A. Toren, count their director, Mrs. Preston, as- lowship hall. Members of both Rl 4-1420 physician, said the body, whlcl sisted by Mrs. George Armstrong groups and of the church Sun- 3» HARDING ROAD RED IANK had been cast up by the tide, had and Mn. P. D. VanMater, Jr. The day Bible clasa presented Miss M IrMfa Avt. RttJ taah been in the water at least a children played Christmas games Evelyn Coddlngton, a church week. It was badly decomposed. and exchanged gifts. member who la home on fur- The child was white and 18 inches lough from her missionary poet A quarterly business meeting of In South Africa, a cash gift. long, police said. Dr. Toren sal Old Brick circle was held Fri- it was fully formed and birth ha day evening tn the chapel with M The program waa entitled "The MANAOIMINT CORPORATION been normal. members present. The president, Three Wise Women." Mn. Leroy The body was found by two Mn. Lester Cook, presided. After Martin was the director. Read. MAMMON MtTUCT MANMU boys who called police at 12:10a brief devotional period, the ers were Mrs. William Bisgrove, HO CASH NEEDED! IW Missel tt, aWI l-4tlt, lefces* p. m. group was entertained by a quar- Mn. Arthur Wallace and Mn. tet consisting of Otto Burklln, William Roberts. Also participat- Clifford VanKirk, Alfred flnook ing were Miss Coddlngton, Mn. 'No Money Down! First Payment April 19S7 and William Stevenson. Mrs. Thomas Parrish, Mrs. Gaylord George Strickland waa pianist. Hansen, Miss Ada Syvertsen and MAKE YOUR HOME IMPROVEMENTS WITH TRAVEL TO The quartet sang several selec- Mlas Mildred Morris. Each wag tions and Mr. VanKirk rendered dressed in a special costume to a solo. Group singing aim wasrepresent the various home and enjoyed. Mies Lucy Edmunds was foreign mission! supported by NEWARK — NEWARK AIRPORT in charge of the program. The the church. circle voted to have tha chapel Christmas music waa sung by ir kitchen painted. Mr. VanKirk Is Mn. Thomas Roberts, Mrs. Mil- making arrangements for the ton Ward, Mrs. Wilbur Roberta, project. Mrs. Chester Hendricks, Jr., Mra. Howard Chamberlain, Mrs. BORO BUSES Election of officers was held Charles Xrueger, Mn. Gene Gu- with the following going into lino, Mrs. Waiter Junle, Mrs. SCHEDULE NOW IN EFFECT office; President, William Steven- Jamee Will!, Mra. gceva Whitney, son; vice president, A. Stiles; Mrs. WUlard Foeter and Mn. E. 1*. Eatratown Xv. Shrewsbury Lv. Bed Bank tv. Mlddletown secretary, Miss Lucy Edmonds; E. Garrison. If yaa want to a* A. M. 7:10 A. M. T:M A. M. 1:35 A. M. treasurer, Mn. Clifford VanKirk v.u and historian, Mrs. Henry MR BURST VISITS COLIOS ADDA special savheji aa aay tyaa A. M. CM A. M. t:M A. M. - •:M A. M. <:« Schanck read tha historian's re- SHREWSBURY-Fred E. Burst I:M P.M. »:» P. M. U:M A. M. 11:05 A. M. kaaia aaaiwvaaMat( caa aa port for the past year. The Social la spending the holidays with hi! t:U P.M. S:M P. M. t:M P.M. 1:35 F. M. Maaawrta CaattracHaa. Wa <3:M P.M.) (S:M P. M.) S:M P.M. 3:35 P. M. Hour waa in charge • of Mrs. son-in-law and daughter, Lieut. (•:» P.M.) <•*• P.M.) (t:M P.M.) (4:08 F. M.) Howard Preston and her commit- Col. and Mn. Morgan P. Collo, NEW ROOM •:U P.M. S:U P. M. . <•:>* P. M.) <•:» F. M.) le. at the Air Force base In Fort (V.U P.M.) <1:M P.M.) •M P. M. •M P.M. A Christanes dinner waa held Worth, Tex. Col. Collo had a (T:M P.M.) (7:15 P.M.) by the Marlboro township Ameri- dental practice in Red Bank prior can Legion auxiliary at yourself! to entering the service. tan SoMlay and Holidays enly. on rt 9-4. Attending were Mn. prfctt M Walter Blng, Mn. George Arm- FAST. COMFORTAILE SERVICE strong, Mn. Sal Semlnara, Mn. LOW. FARE . Michael Ryniewici, Mrs. Tlllle Jameson, Mrs. Leona LaMura, BORO BUSES - RED BANK 6-0567 Mrs. Marie Fret, Charles Jameson and Mrs. Vera Brown. Gifts were exchanged. Bancroft The Christmas program of the SHELL ONLY or COMPLETE JOB! Sunday-school will be held at the church hall Sunday at 3:30 YM CM hav*> *• extra raam that pa aaa. aaw p. m. Teachers In charge are Mra. at tht «MlMt BOMIW. tanrn, at tha lawait aejHlfcU J. Hayes, Mn. John Flockhart, Mrs. Charles Conover and Miss ark**. Ihara b aa abllaariaa tf yaa sal far a Claire Seylax. fraa tiflawtt, a* call right MW aad Ma haw HrHa> The Christmas party of the • raam avaitlaa caa east. Ladles' auxiliary of the Ore com- pany was held at Llncroft inn , TYPIS •"—'»—*—« Monday night Gift! were ex. changed and secret pals revealed. • Uoruers • Masonry Present were Mn. Garrett Cor son, • Boom Additions • FtamWng-Heatlai Mn. N. J. Tortorella, Mrs. Harry • Rooflng-Sldlng • Mean* stitches Seylax, Mn. Dante Daverio, Mrs. William Diem, Hn. Robert Ben- • roreh enclosures nett, Miss Phyllis Tortorella, Mrs. • Garage-Breeaeway Harold Cook, Mrs. Ralph Lay- ton, Mn. Adolf Braun, Mn. Ed- ward Boylan, Mn. Richard Wolf, Mn. Frederick Woodward, Mn. Leonard Seller, Mn. David Ander- MONMOUTH CONSTRUCTION CO son, Mrs. William Heldt, Mn. HIGHWAY Y Emll Stewart, Mrs. Joseph Colao, EAST-HOuSE ANTIQUES From all of us Mrs. John Morgan, Mrs. Robert RED BANK 6-5060 PROSPECT 5-1333 Nlmon, Mrs. William Kennedy, E. Bacmelster, Prop. Mn. Andrew Lennert, Mrs. Peter ATLANTIC Bell, Mrs. Woodrow Dla* and Mrs. Carl Roaen. Si Hwy. M tUQBXANDB To all of you Merry Mercury Christmas A Dream-Car come true for the whole family-at a dream-low price!

JCP&L Central Power * Light ENGLISH MOTORS 34 • 36 MAPLE AVENUE RED BANK, NEW JERSEY Lr -, iple, a patient who 9 1»—Tlrondtv, D«. 20, 1956. RED BANK REGISTER has been crippled in an accident •Will You Be Home for Christmas? may actually be in a hospital for only a few weeks, or even a few days, at a time," Mr. Bartel $2,410,000 Needed in '57 pointed out, "although he may continue to visit the department of rehabilitation therapies several For Monmouth Memorial times a week for many years. Or women who has had complete BRANCH-Tne estimat- ployment aniJ general prosperity. surgery for eancer of the breast ed »oet of operation for Mon- He explained that the cost of may come regularly to the hos- mou^h Memorial hospital for 1957providing care for the ward pa- pital for expensive and extensive Will ibe approximately $2,410,000, tients this year,exceeded tS2t,UO0, radloisotope treatment for any Whitji it is hoped will be some of which only $110,000 may be ex- metasteie* If the growth has $29,000 less than Ihe cost of oper- pected from Monmouth county spread Into the bony structures. ation in 1956, George J. Bartel, funds, $75,000 from contribution* But who can put a price on a administrator, told the governing to the annual special gift* cam- human life?" boar* of the hospital at the hos- paign, and $12,000 from the hos- Citing the cost of some of the pital* Saturday. pital's endowment funds. department* whose actlvltes are In* outlining the proposed bud- In addition to the cost of pro- devoted equally a* much to pro- get lor 1857, Mr. Bartel told the viding lnpatlent oar for medical- viding service to patient* before boar* that again the largest item ly Indigent patients from virtually and after their hoipttaJliatUm as m tile hospital's cost of operation every municipality and township to inpatlents in tit* hospital, he will Be salaries and wages, which in Monmouth county, Mr. Bartel Hated radiology which cost $28,- R if expected will increase by reported it cost the hospital more 2J0.J8 in salaries and $«4,4M K in mini $10,000 over this year, from than $38,000 to provide service In supplies In ltM: laboratory. $M,- Our offices will be closed fl.40f,2H.29 to $1,417,620 next the outpatient clinics, most of 5J4.52, and $18,373.62; Mood bank, year.1 which is unconeetaMe from any Irving McGee, safety engineer the year." The utility executive's $4,(44.21 and $8,874.70; electrocard- letter accompanied a copy of Oov., on Christmas Day. Th» number of patient daya source. for Jersey Central Power 4c Light iograph, $2,603.67, and $v731.8»; company, affixes a pumper sticker Robert Meyner's proclamation give* to medically indigent j»- ."To emphasis* inpattent can to- phsyskal therapy, $21,786 and $2, day in esttraatlnff hospital costs reading "Will You Be Home For which called for citizens of the tienti this year reached an all- 719.47; social service and clinic, state to unite behind the cam- timelhijrh, Mr. Bartel said, wit* is a fallacy," Mr. BarUl pointed Christmas? Walk and Drive $U,4U.K1, and $2,744. W; emer- Safely" to one of the electric paign so that through "car* and 35,Oil free patient days from Dec. out, "as more and more service* gency. $2».M1.7< and $$.140.63. are given on an outpatient basis, company's vehicles. The sticker courtesy to one another the true 1, isW, to Nov. SO, MM. Ward BOB another fallacy In hospital Christmas spirit may prevail on In on emergency, pleose patient* were able to pay an aver- before and after hospitaliiatlon, 1* part of the power firm's safety reports, Mr. Bartel listed a* thprograe m tying In with New Jer- our streets and highways." «fe *f only »U« per patient day, as well a* to tMOes who an* never $W,S4I.M depredation on equip- coll the njjmber listed in In spite of the high level dl em- admitted t« the hospital." sey's special safe-driving cam- Mr. Kohlhepp atreeaed the Im- ment, pointing out a piece of paign instituted to counteract the portance of the "Golden Rule" In your telephone directory. technical equipment may have lit- high rate of highway deaths dur- driving. He also suggested to the tle reportable depreciation and "as ing the holiday season. All com-employees to "drive defensively." good as new" at the end of five or pany vehicles will carry the "This mean* always be on the ten years, but from a hospital •ticker, with leaflets, posters and alert, assuming the other driver standpoint, tt may well have be- other reminders conveyed to em- is going to do the wrong thing. come obsolete and be virtually ployees and the public, J, C P. &It Involve* not only^watehing on- worthless to a hospital which pro- L. supported an all-out state drive coming driver* carefully, but also vide* the best ear* and facilities of a similar nature least year to being on the alert as to cars you available. promote safe driving, are passing and assuming the "Hospitals today recognize this Charles E. Kohlhcpp, president other fellow may 'run' a stop continuous battle against obsoles- of the electric utility, in a per-sign or a red light as you ap- cence," Mr. Bartel pointed out, sonal letter to every employee proach intersections," he stated. "and In making plans for theurged their support to suppress future, tt la worn tu think not in"highway slaughter every day of It pcrs t» ainrtls* la Tks Rests. terms of how many patient beds tar.—A4nrt>Mai«t. can be added but rather how much more service can be giver the patient to reduce hi* patient stay In the hospital and provide for many treatments both before and after Ms hospItaUzaUon." He said that tt 1* this compre- hensive care and new develop- CWtioc««food ments tn atomic medicine, chemo- therary, and electronic* which have resulted In ever-decreasing hospital stays and mom complete recovery In much less time than *H was formerly required. CLOSED ON CHRISTMAS To be aUe to offer our pa- tient* anything less than the best i which modem medicine and hos- pital facilities have to offer would be shirking our responsibilities," Mr. Bartel declared, "and we Peter's Piping Rock would be less than a hospital If through our failure to provide Ma everything the patient needs our local citizenry were forced to Restaurant spend the tremendous amounts of time and money taking Its sick to RIVER ROAD RUMSON the larger medical centers." OPEN ALL YEAR 'ROUND Became Grandparents Twice the Same Day Mr. and Mr*. Charles G. Con- over of St. Petersburg, formerly Open Houit Ntw Year's Eve of Red Bank, have Informed The Register that they became grand- parent* twice the same day, with fbone Rumspn 1-9813 For Reservations a distance of 2,800 mile* between births. Their daughter, Loll, now Mrs. Martin Bcarbrough, gave birth to a daughter, Marcla Lynn, In St. REEDS JEWELERS 21ST YEAR Petersburg, Sunday morning, Dee. S, and two hours liter, In Phoenix, Arlnna, their son, Jackson B. here is a deep Conover, became the father of his second child, a son, which they have named Brian Craig. The Conovert BOW have elf ht grand- children. 'BW THE EASY Reeds V*W Both Lois and Jack wen raited In Red Bank and their parents sense of friendliness •till call Red Bank their "home town." Their son Jack I* an In- y PAY strumentation Engineer with the J LITTLE \ Betehel Engineering Co. Lois' C husband Is affiliated with the In- MONEY, ASSI° NOTHING dustrial Bank of St Petersburg. •, DOWN A.MMtO.ATr'^TlL NEXT, little Silver Man and a special toarm •*- - ' • OEiivrc v / • •• v YEAR '- la Fined $25 Here William Kerekesh, Jr., 36, of Amelia circle, Little Silver, plead- ed guilty to a charge of disorderly conduct under the borough erdl- nanea and was fined $25 by Mag- feeling in this greeting istrate John V. CroweU Monday morning. Kerekesh was arrested last week by Patrolman Franklin White after h* allegedly was abu- sive to Patrolman White on Broad *t Tn his report of the in- as it comes to you this cident. White said Kerekesh had struck him. A charge of assault and battery under the disorderly persons act was withdrawn by police. Sam- uel Carotenuto, attorney for the borough, explained the police Jouous Christmas.. were willing to withdraw that complaint sines Kerekesh had apologised to the officer and had plsadsd guilty lo violation of the borough ordinance.

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*. IH I. • Is. I to. HnHs The, choir Includes luu Lyoo, | the W-cent ton charge for pas- RED BANK REGISTER Thursday, Dec 20, 1956-19 Christmas Apple Margaret Lann, Mary Anne To- senger vehicles. bln, Patrick Conte, Charlee Schedl- NJEA Joins Movement Automation Gets Motorists needing change or In- b»uer, Eileen Howett, Roberta formation should use an attended Today at RBCH Gehli, Genevlevr Ostrander, Ann toll booth nearby at each plaia. Drivers' Favor The automatic devices, use of Tb» Christmas Apple, a play Koeller, Maureen O'Keefe, Diane To Oppose Anti-Tax Pledges Giereeh, Judith DrUcoll, Ifary Automation has come into Its which has resulted in substantial written by Margaret D. Williams operational savings (or the au- •nd presented by the dramatic Ann Kerwln and Pamela Martul- own on the Garden Stale Park- lu. The church congregation con- TRENTOf?—The New Jersey way. thority, obviate the need of ad- dub under the direction of Sis- ditional manpower. Mo attendant t«r Mary Virgtae, will climax tlfts of Ronald Bertone, Joaeph Education awociatton hat an- The New Jersey Highway Au- Burn*, June Pape, Margaret Moo- nounced that it is Joining a drive Cawler Elected thority 'reported today that 47.3 has lost his Job because of the yuletlde festivities at Red Bank automatic Installations. Catholic high school today. ney, Alexandra Meaiina, Carole to keep "no-new-tax" pledges out per cent of all parkway toll re- The cast Include. William Shabeen, Francei Goff and Jamei of the 1(67 state election cam- ceipts during a recent four-week There are M automatic toll- Lambertson, Elena Maraulla, 8uv Coupland. The danceri are Anne paign. According to the December By Firemen period waa handled by the auto- collectiong units now In opera- Marie Blade*, Barbara Bull, Fran- Issue of the NJBA Review, the as- ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — matic, self-service collectors. This tion along the lW-mlle parkway. •tto MeKiernan, Margaret Mc- The/ are in urvice at six of the Vey, Pauline Novak, George cine Hlnuel, Betty Morion, Mary sociation will work with the N. J. Members of the Ore department waa the first month's time In Alice Wwmer and Anne Moeller. Congress of Parents and Teachers Monday night elected Clmer which automatic collection ap- parkway's ten acroes-the-road toll Cieri, Eugene Link, Jotette Ge- plaxaa. raud, Jamef Glgllo, Robert O'NeU, Betsy Thompson is organist. and the State Federation of Dis- Oawler, Hose company 1, as proached the SO per cent mark. trict Boards of Education to pre- chief; John Joelin, Hose company Reports' from the authority's Jama* Couplaod and Lynn Gatta. It pan to advertise la The (••liter. An additional two per cent of operations department Indicate sent to the public the facts on the S, first assistant chief; George the toil Income during the period tax needs of schools. The Review Rich, Hook and Ladder company, that as much as W per cent of —Oct. » through Nov. 4—was re- collections in a single day has warns that "no candidate for of- second assistant chief; Michael ceived by honor system boxes In fice can face the shortage of lUnlgrasao, Hose company 1, been received by the automatic which motorists deposit the fare devices. THE ULTIMATE IN GIVING teachers, school building, and col- president; Harold K. Merrltt, entirely on their own at six exit- lege facilities, without a sound Hose company J, vice president; entrance ramp toil areas. Recognliing the extensive use program of additional sources of William Posten, Hose company of the automatic collectors, the tax revenue. The magasine Is pub- Automatic collectors refer to authority has issued a speclsl 1, treasurer, and Ralph Bruder, units Installed at ths extreme A GIFT FROM lisher each month by the New Hook and Ladder, secretary. leaflet to acquaint motorisU with Jersey Education association for right lanes of across-the-road toil the proper procedure for pay- Committees elected were pro- plan* which regulate payments ments in those "exact change" the teachers and school officials gress, William Posten, Hose com' Shirley Shops of the state. by an alarm and traffic light lanes. The automatic sites on the pany 1, chairman; John Gawler, system. Those device! can handle parkway are marked by an over- 37 NOAD ST. RID IANK As put of the drive the three James Phillips and Everett Curry, only the exact change—a quarter head sign reading "Exact Changs •Troupe have Jointly published a Hose company 1; Charles Mandla, or any amount of coins equaling Lane". It-page booklet entitled "The C. D. Growcoek, Edward Blom Children Are Here." Just eount- and Kenneth Wilson, Hose com-

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ITCAMORI AVINlll LAWES f WIT YeWR 114 RIVIR ROAD C9NVKNIKNCI SHREWSI.UUY COAL COMPANY, Inc. FA1K HAVEN 20-Thunday, Dec. 20, 1956 RED BANK REGISTER Sweater Girls Write to Santa YOUR DOG OR CAT DEAD May We Extend To All Of You A IN THE ROAD AT NIGHT?

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Bee your local dealer or «end |2.O0# to gAV-A-PET Our Christmas day and New Year's day dinnen will feature Roast Fresh Ham and Roast Vermont Turkey. Priced at only Collars, Box 125 Wesleyau Station, Middletown, $3.00 per person. Our regular menu also will be available. Conn. We all hope you have a very prosperous and . .. • Pries of genuine leather dog collar, It inches long, %. Inches wide, with latest buckle and ring for leash. Larger or smaller collars slightly higher or lower in price. Indicate else "HAPPY NEW YEAR" of cellar wanted.

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SWISS NOTE...Ilito sporting eardtgaa li kaH la jMsjaartl ee- BULKY L00K...TM haaflV •Ign of red and (Teen an white, wttb border trim, brass button* cr twa-huttM earoUgaa la and white rib-knit collar. Daalfwd by CataUoa. ••paler bmfcjr katt wHh He Soooo Our annual "Naw Yaan Eva Party" will ba a private affair with roll ooUar. •ur dean dating at 10:00 P. M. ta traniitnt cuitamari. This affair AT Newafesturee color. Tha craw neck and the heavy rib-knit are wai sxtramaly tuecaiiful la it yaar and will again ojva ipacial aHantien standard requirements for sllpon sweaters. Know what American girli want (or Christmas? Many girl* buy their aweaters In tha boya* de- easy . . . to this affair. You flMMed It—more sweater*. partment—more dashing, they claim. It Memi that girls of high Khool and collage Jaequard knit cardigans in bright colors on age never have enough of thesa veraatlle garment!. white or black also ara popular, preferably brass- Tha charge will ba only $12.00 par partan and includes a ip»c And since the styles change each ataaon, aweater huttoned. And the bulky waist-length sweater with tacular hot buffet (prim* rent beef the main entree) and all liquor* collection! achieve monumental proportion! by the big roll collar ii definitely present In the hit parade. time a girl geti her diploma. For dressy occasions the girls like caahmire served (including champagne at midnight.) We knew we will again Thii year the bulky iweator ii tha big thing sweater! worn with slim skirts dyed to match please yeu and hope you will cent* in te make yeur reservations early. with the campus »et. Muted color! are conaldercd exactly. And of course the white or pastel eaih- strictly in the Ivy League groove, favorites being mera cardigan Is the national uniform of the charcoal gray, black, white and beige or camel younger set to wear as an evening wrap. An inspection of our private dining rooms with their own bars would undoubtedly help you in planning far a large group. We would the Mouse," Melvin Ford; songs, Kathy Ellison; tap dance, Nancy be happy te reserve the room that weuld be most desirable for your Pupils to Present Stubbs, and violin duet, Jeanne needs. Phillips and Betsy Boyd. The children were served Christ- CARSON'S mas cookies, fruit cake, fruit Yuletide Program punch and lea cream by Mrs. Ed' win Lomerson, Mrs. Frank B. Please attend this Friday Nite Buffet Pupils at Mechanic Strait Lawei and Mrs. Jacob Jeffrey. unusual gifts school will present their Christ- The Christmas tree and decora- mas program for parents and tions were arranged by Mrs. Ed- HIGHWAY tl All proceeds go to the Salvation Army gueita tonight at 7:30 o'clock In Community Club ward Patterson, Mrs. Samutl the school auditorium. The Phillips and Mrs. Campbell. primary choir will open the pro- Miss Abble Strickland was in gram with a group of traditional Holds Party charge of a "Back to School1 South of Eatontown Circle carols, followed by selections by awing drama. Mrs. J. W. Mc- the Intermediate choir. SHRBWSBURY-A visit from Clellan was the school teacher; A play, "Mlmi LighU e Can- Santa Clam, a children's pro- Miss Strickland, singing teacher; dle," will be given by the fifth gram and a club "awing drama" Mrs. Robert H. Disbrow, nurse; grade, directed by Hn. Myrtle featured Monday night's Christ- Mrs. Patterson, principal; Samuel Cook. Martin Meyers will be the mas party of the Community club Phillips, physical education in- announcer, Thomas Watson will in Old Christ church's parish hall. structor, and Robert H. Diibrow, Reeds .Jewders 21st Year arrange the lighting, and Sey- Maver J. Campbell was dressed policeman. mour Schnell, the curtains. as St. Nick. The children's pro- Mra. Adeline Hampton and Mr. Appearing In the play will be gram, in charge of Mrs. Lucille and Mrs. Edwin Martin were Gloria Gloroo, as Mrs. Randall; Morf and Mrs. Edward Patterson, guests. Susan Gregory, Granny; Cheryl Included jokei by Gretchen Mc- Walnwright, Alice; Robert Wil- Clellan and Vickie Dunn; "Jingle The Bogiator'a alaailflad advertise* Ctyistmas sate liams, Francis; Biuan Bogart, Ml- Bells," Susan Patterson, accom- aioota ha»e ••» raodara wkleh «ui ml; Buianne Ntilor, Jenny; Frank panied by her alater, Donna Pat- rseulti Soewoao has wast tea Rosenfeld, Tim; Madeline Flsk. terson; piano solo, Donna Patter- wast or oil) buy what rea hare te sell LAST CALL TO• • • e Mary; Diane Fromm, Mimt's son; monologue, "The Lion and —AawtiaesMat mother, and Jacqueline Nordrum, the angel. Members of tha Primary choir ara Susan Boekey, Miriam Bras, Lawrence Brooks, Jimmy Bucka- lew, Mary Clark, Arthur Coving- ton, Cathy Crabtree, George Forbes, Barbara Friedman, Pa- tricia Gale, Illene Gl&siman, Lin- da Guarlno, James Henry, Dan- THE GIFT SHE WANTS let Herbert, Dennis Hughes, Pan- dora Jacoubs, Joan Gregory, regory Lee. Linda Loversidge, FOR CHRISTMAS Margaret Mclntoeh, Nicky Xenel- lls, Jane Zimmerman. Carol Miller, Vickie Murphy, Gary Hemstreet, Edward O'Reilly, Lynn Patterson, John Peters, Edoma Ramon, Bernadette Rink, John Allen Reid, Carlo Robin- Have You Seen This Puppy? son, Monica Bogie, Kathy 8a- graves, Susan ScMndler, Betsy gicklet, Evelyn Btegel, Gary Solo- Henay colored funy mala cocker, 4 montht alcj, mon, Linda Starkowici, Clayton Steinman, Ralph Sturmfeli, Nan- black neta and ayai, vary friendly and playful. cy Titus, Dennis Torreggianl and Charles Weaver. Aniwart ta nama af "KeytJet" «r whittle. Intermediate choir: Ralph Ae- quaro, James Aumaek, Peter Ab- Strayad or stolon Wednesday afterneen, Dae. I Mi, bey, Lynn Banta, Alfred Bennett, Phyllli Bloomberg, Jerome Brag- from Bleuem Cova Read, Middlatewn, N. J. SAVE UP TO 60% er, Michael Breslow, Lucille Atro- chln, Linda Carotenuto, Diane Ca- rusoe, Jacqueline Cadman, Kim- ON OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF berley Chrlstensen, Mary Susan REWARD Crabtree, Marilyn Doremus, Elis- abeth Doyle, Nancy Elphlck, Bar- • WASHIRS • RIFRIGERATOIS bara Olorno, Peter Gale, Frances Oreenberg, Andrea Hofer, Arnold • IRONS •TOASTIRS • MIXIRS Howttt, Florence Hendrlekion. phaaa: ». L CHAMH1UN Sherry Havlland, Donna Jlan- nlns, LOUIM Jackson, Charles RID IANK tans • ORIUf • PttCOLATIRS • RADIOS 4 TiUVIWOM SITS Jonas, Nancy Cook, Sutan Kron- gslb, Gerald Jordan, Ueorge Kea- fer, Terry Lyons, Louise Levin- RIG TRADI-IN ALLOWANCE son, Martha Monroe, Elizabeth Monroe, John Malatto, Patricia NO MONEY DOWN - EASY TERMS MoCullion, Billy Mahoney, Jeanne McKnlght, Bridget Patalano, Su- lan Peters, Evelyn Rlghtmlre, Barbara Stern, Julie Sumpf, Ger- ald Senlon, Craig Sergeant, Don- ald Bturmfels, Sheiyl Stoothott, Margaret Slegal, Earl Stout, Gud- run Malalka. Richard Weiss, Sandra Thomas, Anlna Williams, George Worth- ley, Nancy Weaver, Lynn Tuie- neu, Bharyn Polln, Carol Elphlck in CMKMAM AVL and Donna Gunnell. AMMV MUM New Monmouth Joseph Charles Bennlng, ion of Mr. and Mrs. William Bennlng, TAX IAU NOTICE Bunny pi., m baptized Sunday OF DIAL ESTATE IN THE TOWNSHIP OP HOLMOBL WE SELL at St. Mary's Catholic church by FOR NON-FAYMINT OF TAXES Rev. Robert T. Bulman. Mlsa Pa- rvtlli MetlM If ksr»b» (jl»JB that tJl« umt.nliiind tha Colloetar of Taxao •JH tricia Murphy, Pittsburgh, Pa., We're comini your way with best «r tke TowMkip a? HotmatT O»«st» ef Mon.outh. Now Jarur. will HII at and Jack Bennlng, Belford, were puhlla auction la tho Towaiali Mesjortsl Hall Cr.wf.rd', Com.' ind CVereU hood, Holtatal Now Jenojr an lha ITU alar of Dmalii, itsi »t Hos P M.. godparents. A family dinner was tke (ollowlB! deHrista l»net. WE TAKE THIS OPPORTUNITY TO WISH held later for Mr.' and Mrs. Wil- BaM landa «lll te leM te swkt the wo«« of Bunlolnl lltn, ehargMble liam Bennlng, Br., Belford; Mrs aialut Ua •*••• of tke dm **r ol U\r. t*ll ueluilva, hawtvar. of tha li« Florence Powers and Miss Flor- far tke »»r >••«, M eeaputef la the <*r of Juto. Mil, to tho »«t. of tha aola, an« OUR FRIENDS AND CUSTOMERS ence Fallen, Jersey City, and Mr toMi tt Mis Tha suhMFItsr «lll Mil In too to tha paiion who blda tho amount and Mrs. Frank Qattings, Eut dso. iskiett to raleaptioa a< tho ImitnK ef IMarut, but In no eaaa ouaoa- Keansburg, Ins al«*l <•) par entw w »nusi Tho nrmont for tho wla .hall ho mode kofere tao roaalsihn ef tSo wla or the pronortr *lll ho ra-iold. c>ih or Marllou Knappenbsrger, daugh- flortllled okKk o»l» will ke .«apt«l In urmint. A VERY MERRY CHRISTMAS ter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Knap- Anr oonul or nal propoitj for which tharo ohill ho no ottiar purehoior will ho itruch ofToni sail to thoTewmhlp of Holmdal fur ndomptlon at olshl SMH penberger, Tlndall Gardens, cele- (I) par cm urn por annum ona tha munl.lpal It* aholl hava Hi. um. ronaolas brated her sixth birthday at and rifhU at otkir purehaeera. " ailh.ioal to •»!• ilairrlhari In nucnrdanci wltli tbi Ul dupllnto Inoludlni tbo name of tha ownar aa ihown on tha laat tax dupllMlo. Plenty of Free Parking Space iu Rear of Store on White St. neth Ratcllff, Union, and Linda aal tha ncronta of n»Ji, an4 Mhor municipal churn, whlth wara a lltn and Driscllla Deholmer, Hailet, OPEN EVERY NIGHT UNTIL CHRISTMAS HOME rltOM COLLEGE Totol Ton Doairlolloa 1lad latoroat TOWBON, Md.-E. Lynne Ro SIMON •man, a* an bottom, daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs. William »°H 1 Lnt 40.1/ .1. A. Hohottom of Hance id., Fair "NICE THINGS" Hoarjf'aDlnor. •Int« . 192 Acrto—Impti, 141*1 Jamaa M Mahar 1 Aero—lmiita, t,l».2T Haven, a student at Goucher col- Nlak P.tru.nlli 41 Alrt 113.11 ft Pays to Use Classified Display lege, here, Is spending the hoi I Nl.k rolruaialll 41.1)1 'days atponw. ITI.II Hvt* mi Oollsotor home it at M GUlatpie ave., Fair RED BANK REGISTER Thursday, Dec. 20, 1956-21 Loew'g Has Christmas Tree {Clirran to Get Haven, haa been leader of the first assembly district since UM and New York county leader since 1M0. He la 59, a graduate Election Post of Fordham law school, and a NEW YORK CITY—Thomas J. member of the law firm of Curran Curran, a summer niidtnt ef aV fitlm. He wu New York secre- Fair Haven, has been assured of tary of state during Thomas E. appointment u a New York Dewey's 12 years in ths governor- county eommluton«r of elections. ship. Mr. Curran, New York county Republican leader, WM nominated for the post Friday by the county Scouting Building Republican committee. The city Work Progresses council la required by law to appoint the committee'! nominee. BELFORD—William Sefelk. Mr. Curran will fill a vacancy left chairman of the construction com- by the death lait month of Com mittee of the local Scout Building miuioner David B, Cottuma. association reported "progress" at The four-member election board a recent association meeting In axoeon la made up of one Democrat and the building. He said the build- one Republican each from Man- Ing will be rewired and the kltch hattan and Brooklyn. The other en was completed Saturday by a three boroughs are not represent- fathers' committee. ed. Memben receive <18,000 Minor Johnson, president, said year. An Immediate problem fac- officers will be elected at the ing- the board !• that of reviling January meeting. He also said the election machinery to provide the scout units using the build- for permanent peraonal refistrav Ing will decorate a large Christ- tion, which has been authorised. mas tree In the main meeting A kiss for whoever Mr. Curran, whoaa aummer rooms. WjMlftMrt gives me /

Port Monmouth Everett 1957 Buick Estate Wagon Home decorations for Christ- Mr. and Mrs. James Gans are normay Scuff mai were made at the Sew and the parents of a daughter, born BED CALF Darn club meeting laat week at at Monmouth Memorial hospital On Display New the home of Mra. Paul Fitzgerald. last Thursday. Mrs. dans return- REDDEN AGENCY 5.50 A party will be held Dec. 27. At- ed home Monday with her Infant tending the past meeting were daughter. ' RIAL ISTATI . INSURANCI Mrs. John Smith Mra. George Cam- Mr. and Mrs. Harold Morgan sidy, Mr«. Pat Durnien, M ud children have moved to Tin- COLONY BUICK, Inc. 301 MAPLE AVE. Jamea Rathburn, Mri. Frank ton ave., Eatontown. Bruno and Km, Jamea Froellch. Mrs. Winston VanNota Is a sur- Irvln Beaver, Campbell ave., gical patient at RlvervUw hos- 163 MONMOUTH STREET RED BANK 6-S660 observed his 12th birthday re- pital. cently with members of his family. Mrs. Joseph Mtndrea, Sr.. of Ja- A Christmas dinner was held maica, L. I., Is visiting with her AT RED RANK RR STATION at Buck Smith's resturant, last son and daughter-in-law, Mr. ud John B. Allen Co. week by the Scout Mothers club. Mrs. Joseph Mendres. for Fast RenRs Use Classified Display The members revealed their •1 MOAD ST. RED IANK TEL. 4-0247 secret pals by exchanging gifts. The election of officers will be held OPEN EVENINGS THIS -WEEK Jan. 23. The Ladies' auxiliary of the fire company held its Christmas party at Buck Smith's resturant, re- cently. Mrs, E. T. Moore wu chairman. Secret pals were re- REEDS JEWELERS 21st YEAR vealed. An election of officers will be held at the next meeting Jan. 8. Brownies of troop 207 will de- corate a Christmas tree Saturday at the Mlddletown Township Christmas sole Health Center, Belford. They will be accompanied by Mrs. Jamea WONDERFUL TOYS FOR GOOD GIRLS AND BOYS Froellch, Mrs. James Rathburn ;>BUY. THE EASY Reeds WAY and Mrs. Paul Fitzgerald. Mrs. Irvln Beaver entertained OPEN EVERY NIGHT TIL CHRISTMAS the Tuesday Evening club Tues- day . The mtmben exchanged Christmas gifts. Preeent were lira. Nick Struieiro, Eaton town; M0NEY/AS $1- NOTHING Mrs. Albert Bennett and Mrs. SAVE AT SEARS-BIG PRICE CUT Julian Jones, Belmar, and Mrs. TIL NEXT Cedric Henry, Mrs. Austin Cresbie, DOWN AX Miss Jeanette Crosble, Mrs. Fred Croable, Mra. Jamet Crosble, Mrs. ON A LARGE SELECTION OF TOYS Chester Henry, Sr., and Mrs. Ray Walling of this place. LAME Beth Hancock, daughter of Mr. SALE THROUGH DEC. 24 ULEQTIOR SAVE $11 and Mrs. Urban Hancock, cele- •f FiMiMM StM, brated her sixth birthday Satur- These big spaeUlHMvtngs wagons mi* Jut what bo hope* to Sad Storting Slim ul day at a party. under the tree! Roomy MilSMUK-iaoh steel body la bright red enamel with gray IM-inch double disc steel bearing wheels! fleml- Jewelry pneumatie molded tires lor extra tjulet ride. All the Newest Stylet PERFECT FOR MAS aiVIMt CHRISTMAS SPECIAL 650 fetfy, 34lS>/ll3¥4'b. Dili ar Laey* Rn BEAUTIFUL 21-INCH liftman »»U Wattles • Hedry Choict SAVE ia. HAPPI-TIME DOLL Reg. Pric« 127.15 A lovely little playmate Low-pricad — yat |utt the imooth, for your little girl. Fash- Nt Maeay sturdy wagon hoy* admire. Heavy 98 Dim gauge steel body, herd iteal ball ionably (Jraised. Rooted heir may be brushed, sat. Pay Oily bearing! for e speedy ride. 5 MM • Wftk Mill OIMHMHJ layi Ntlt Solid Ke(.H.9S

Open Every Mite TUI.Xmas

To all our pttroni... our wuaett ttunb tod Hoppi-Time Folding Doll bete wiihet for * Sturdy/ Shiny, Low Cost •0 IROAO IT 717 COOKMAN AVI. •ROADWAY Muggy with Sun-lonnet RID iAHK AJBURY PARK LONG (RANCH vwy ftttivt and hippy Hoppl-Ttmo Volodpodot 5 aoHy from wn on outin^il Sun*DOfiMt 3'bow folding »««y' 69t EmbesMd vinyl plcnlfc body in briNiont bhte end worried Ideol Urn b*.l Strong od|Mtable from.. K«« keormg frora Holiday mioa. NNH tWe jeryasr rfQftdrw IS sZ4*l(*e tT0*W BOOT"""e*Q» NITM flMM9t* wheel, plain bearing back wheel. IT'I net toe tat* to with *<>4a taa, 27*. Ikjf, 17*. i NOTICE OF TAX SALE BOROUGH OF SEA BRIGHT. N. J. tha onat you love, and all Notice of Mil* of property fur non-payment of taxes, assessments and other •unlclpal Hem In the Borough of Sea Hriirht. N. J. yeur friandi . . . Marry Public Notice is hereby given that 1, Clarence Stevens, collector of the taxing district of the Umotigh of Stm Brliiht County of Monmouth, New J«r- Chriitmat with tha molt tey, pursuant to tin authority of th» Statutes in such ease marie and provided. will •>«)) at iiuhlic mirtion on the tnte 111. 17, IAM HI-IT. ' J40.24 TELEGRAPH Henry Injury Kntute 111 17. LnL 110-16 4«.«7 Tlie mid Itt-i"!* Hinl ie ft I ftntp.te will h»- nold to mnke thn amount of the 0tanta4ln.tfeef Huniclintl lisas chame.iMo n^aintit the Hiime on the 11 rut f July, 1M8 us FLOWERS Upholrt.red Chintz DoiCorrlogo ChlWsSoMOaik Texas Rang*r Own •omputed in the foiegdlnK lint, r with Interest on said smnunt from the Arot ilnv of July to thr> ilnte nf mlt unit iHntu of §uch iolc. Covered Toy Chest ond Holster Set Snirl proixM'ty vill be xolil in fee to HIIL-II iiwrnon HH will |>urohR»« the •am*, V/erth $3.00 fttthject to fedfitfiiitltm tit tltn Uiwtit rate of Intercut, tmt in no cane In exceii of 2MB. long S.9S Adjustable bell... f/o per annum, Tliu i»tiynteni. for the mils shall be made before the ooncluilon SPIWAK I2x28xl6-la ••SO Happt-Thael •f the riiiln or tIi« (irfijKTty will he rCHuld, Histe «>«*»Ml lebHke •» Ml ens Ketpt teyt M of way, leedm tftt- Uek-|w» it«M ler • Nay CartaW t«ts> twfYate MaM tsetf-kxM* tsef 'Mm in.d mtln IN helit riuinUdnt to Crmplr-r r> nf Title Rl of the nevlied DMM. KKn^rM l-at tmkt. lime t»*eisi«. I islw draw, sWe*. CMr >»« k WMte srekuel lsa»..< HUtUttH, FLORIST and temfutaU* ( >. Ahmlnim ftnUt If am.. At U»nl At Hfiv tltnf h( Mm •ml'1 ' K«- uuM'jfrlyi'.nl will iu-t!v« b»*yi»»i blue /or peraUon ta apMa af the fact that CurtU, tenor: Alice Mack, eantnl- aeived atondard identttestton to; Oenevieve Rowe and Oeorgene CAT. KnCHW, ION* NOM OHM CAN children, 2.98. •be waa in eeaeideratta pain for oardt (or prettntatlon to a UM first few daya 4M waa in the pital at the time of admlaaion the Byme. Mr. Curtit hat aunt: with wTaYftSI Army 1« oeing PX privilege etrts, the MlnneapoUt, Aochettor, In- • UONEL TRAM SET or $15 worth of accessaries /« hf t^e /or adultt, mm wui reowsr nwi rssieoiy R or dependent MsoUflcaUon oard»; dlauapollt and ABC tymphony FREE! •VBBT ee operates, to she trie* to the Navy, Ah- Force, Marine oreheitrat. Ha ha* mad* many 4Jf. do as ah* I* InstaieUd and b*H> Osrpt, the dependent's Identifica- radio, Ulevlilon and movie ap- hersttf daring bet trsarmant* tion card*, and the Ooatt Ouard, pearanee*. Mia* Mack U totolat Labrieaat aa* at Calvary Baptltt church, New Her fattier la an englnsmon flrtt a United State* Public HeaMh Service application, signed by the York, and Temple Chen Shalom, 1957 LIONEL TRAM SETS • COMPLETE "™ TRANSfORMER In tli* Coast Ouard. The Newark, and hat eung leading Moore* have four other children, commanding officer. MT#I operatic roles. Uf TO rafifiiT nifiiuF Harvey, Jr., Kathleen Marie, Wry Mm. Rowe, wife of the St. rncivni cnoinc Michael and Daniel Bruce CLOSED I DAYS KEXT WEEK Luke'i organltt and miuie direc- "siEAM LOCOMOTIVE The new law under which Carol 6.-L LOCOMOTIVE WITH HORN The office of the New Jersey tor, hat a leading pbtltion in con- cert and opera fields. Her pupil, State employment tervica located toad 1A IwU Truck Car, at 41 But Front at., will be doted Oeorgene Byrne, hat rang at the 95 • D OU Car, next Monday and Chriitmu day, church many time*. 55% Manager Warrln B. Clark i nounced today. TOW ClalmantSfhavs been given an Fanners' Week 26" alternate date to report Em OFF! AX FREE BOOTS M0 ployen, Job seeksrs and elalmanta will receive full service when Speakers Listed the office reopen* next Wtdnetday at«:W s^m. TRENTON — OuUtandlng speaker* from the Holds of gov- • MLOW COST! Roxj. 13.95 IELOW COST! Rt* U.95 HWMi TO A.*P. WOBKERS ernment, InduAry and agricul- * ture are on the program for New i CMMrm's Mopto Smployeet of the Gieat AOan- Jeney Farmer* week, to be held DESIGNERS AND DICORATORS OF Uo * Paelfle Te» company in Trenton Jan. » to 31. 95 GILBERT #4V, 099 throughout the oountry will share Farmer* attending the 4M STABLE & CHAIR KITCHENS • IARS • DENS more than f2,M0,000 in pre-holl- ttat* agricultural convention day oomptntatlon thl* year, It i ERECTOR SET • OMMWMT MM! SMTTtlS •MHim Hit Tuesday, Jan. 22, wBl hear an WWl wat announced today by Ralph address by Bayard L. England, SET MUMM MM *•)• FM» ~ Burger, preildent of the food 5 i Walls They Last! Good 8Thk Coafw» president of tht New Jeney g OOOD THBO DEC. t4«k OMIIlf4N MUMS . . . I • • i IVINI TMs Every employee with a* araoh State Chamber of Commerce, Mr. at fix month** tervioe wUl receive England alto it president of the RE 4-2552 • part at the annual fond voted Atlantic City Electric company, IATTERY D. M. Anderson of Los Anga!tt, POLDM* MI0BUTOWN by tba company* board of dl- HWY. SI ft OAK HHX ID. Cal., •stlsttnt general manager BELOW WHOLESALE! of Sunkttt Grower*, Inc., a ottrua OPERATED marketing oo-optratlvi, will be DOLL CARRIA6E tae principal apeaker at the din- ner for official convention dele- TRAIN SET KAY STANLEY 'XANDYMAKBT SET gate* Jen. ». Charle* B. Maier, 95 SURE IT'S LATE! president of the State Board of RaaMtsMMtt) CaMfiaCaMfiaJ £^ Agriculture, will preside at both m AUNT JEMIMA "PANCAKE" SET but the convention and tht dinner. Mm M 99 6 After the convention, the New Track M • "DO-NUT MAKER" SET No Need To Worry Jeney Oil Industry Information 1 Wt art still capibU of filling eommRtte will be host at a lunch- toi. IOVTI •• "TERRYTUNE" eon for official delegates. Herbert TLAKO PIE MAKER" SET Santa's n««di... W. Voorhte*. president of the Whllt wt niHit admit tfiit New Jeney Farm bureau, will • JUMBO 'DESSERT SET "PAINT THE ••ma tIIM in wma things art irive a talk on "A Look Ahead From lMf U" ALL STEEL HUMTOB" In short supply, wa still At the adjourned toesion of the AMSCO "jaLYMAKLT SET Kara many gift itams 88th annual convention of tht AIRCRAFT for man and boys. New Jeney Farm 'bureau - Mon- day afternoon, member* will hear a discussion of "The Internation- CARRIER Raf. SWEATERS—Seandia Cru • McGrtger al Picture" by U. 8. Senator BACH • Husky, bulky knit H. Alexander Smith. ? 2^49' Dr. William L Myers, dean of $3 • Light In woight the New York Stats College of • Ivy inspired eraw-naek Agriculture, Cornell university, 99 WOODEN • 78% Lambs woal - 28% Orion Ithaca, will be the luncheon speaker Thursday, Jan. M, at tha DOLL • Complataly waihabla Mth annual fanner*1 and bank- Irown • way • Haathar CHRISTMAS TREE LIGHTS en' meeting *pon*or*d by tilt R«f. Sim 34 to 44 Committee on Agriculture of tht RACH 7 INDOOt U0>HTS FURNITURE SET New Jersey Banker* association. $1 $10.00 Dr. Myen' tonl« will be The Sit- UMP uation and Outlook for North- Won't Shrink - Stratch . Sag eastern Agriculture." •URNS 7 OUTDOOR IMHTS *1.40 Speaker* at commodity group SWEATERS—For Boyi-McGrtgor •OKion* Include: Edward H. Fsl- ELECTRIC Ion, assistanit general manager • 7:7. Lambs Raaea • 28% Orion sTwholesal) • Vaa-Nack or CrewNaek Co-operative O.L.P. Exchange, PIN-BALL MLOW WHOUSALE-SKCIAL • Light, toft knit Inc., Ithaca, N. T. (dinner of co- operative Interetta of New Jar- PRICE REDUCEDI • Complataly waihabla *ey); Franel* A. Raymtlsy of MACHINE CompleTtt PowsK Tool Sot Charcoal • Gray • Tan Groan. Seabrook Firm*, Inc., Brldgston Siiat 10 to 20 (vegetable (rowers meeting); Or. fftvBM OB WeWy*M M 27" W. R.>All«tett*r, vice president, a a kp tt Utility Drill $5.98 National Plant Food Institute, rtag aad tas Washington, D. C. (crops and WALKING livestock session), ana Unto F. 7 twist drifl bits Won't Shrink . Stratch . Sag Shannon, public relations depart- DOLL ment, E. I. duPont as Namows and Company, Wilmington, Dal. Saw Attachment , (dairy dinner). R-f. $lf.W HATS A few of the other tptsksra at Orbital MAKE the more than U stations sched- 41 uled for Farmer* week are A. E. 95 95 Moreker, executive director, Na- GOOD GIFTS tional Potato council, Washington, Sifldlni Attachment O. C. (potato meeting); Or. Fir- 12 6 man E. Bear, protestor emeritus of agricultural chtmlttry, Rut- gers university (Oe-operaUv* O.- L.F. Exahang* meeting); Harold P. Kahold of Preston. Md.. presi- dent of Northeastern Poultry Wmiral-HotpoiiTt-Noite RCA-ADWRAUEMERSON Producers oounoil (poultry sss- slon), and Clannes U. Purves, 1957—FAMOUS NAME deputy director, Foreign Agrlenl- If57—FAMOUS NAME tural Analysl* dMtlon of tht For- eign Agricultural service, U. & MAGIC Depart-.."jt of Agrtoaltart (Bast- srn Farmtrt Union eonvtntiOB). irs Red Bank DAV EASY To Get Citation 24" TO GIVE A HAT Red Bank chapter, _.__ 11 - CHEF American Veteran*, has surpassed Its memoersMp quota for the year WHEN YOU GIVE A of th* organisation and wtH re- 36" TELEVISION ceive a special citation hi recogni- KNOX HAT GIFT CERTIFICATE tion of H* aohlsvtmsnt. As Refrigerator Dec. 1 the chapter had 41 Packad in a mlniatura Hat lox with • mtniatura hat. ben. CROSS-TOP FREEZER CONSOLETTE Announcement of the award waa GAS RANGE mads by Joseph F. Burks of Bay- AUIMNnD TUN LATE GIFT SUGGESTIONS FOR IOYS onnt, DAV notional commander, who oommtndtd officers and TRY OUR member* of tha chapter for work In behalf of disabled veterans. *OY SCpUT TRADING POST Wfctti font>t akovit lie* te «U t eaukeM foedi, wive THE MOST COMPLETE IN THE AREA tof"U' ta OOtf • «o liltla) 148 to phone 148 anywhere 0AlL0N Hartford SJO< AUTOMATIC GAS- » $ Norfolk 7Ot o Otau LtaasJ If MOAO ST. RID IANK rnm ABtVM fAUK alter t PM at ivmdiji. t ulft. Utr • 10 Yaor Wairauty OPEN t T!LL 9 THIS WEEK . CLOSING B f. M. DECEMIER 24 «eent«,IOS«u*etkwllie»l HOT WATER HEATER 68 •W enue received from parking RED BANK REGISTER Thursday, Dec. 20, 1956-2§ Gty Creates ••Ufa will else essae andar th« Ex-Chiefs Badge for Frank Curley jurisdiction of th* parking author- ity. That body wBl be is chart* Parking Unit of two propostd parking area* off LONO BKANCH-Th* board Of Broadway, on* Mch in the up- mmaimUmtn last w*«k unanl- town and downtown sections. •xmsly adopted an ordinance ere- Comatiaaloaer Raymond If. etlof a city parking authority of Brown, director of revenue and five members which wilt have the flnsjtce, reported that meter rev- power to acquire property tad •peril* puking situ. enue thla year h about 17,000 lea Under the statute, tits autaor- than that of lot year. He *aid Kr has to* power to Issue bond! lack of police enforcement la re- and bonww moaty M an lodt- pndeot ajtaqr of tit* elty. R*r- It mi te M

Frank Curley, third from left, it presented en ex-fire chief's badge by Council- NOW/ MNND1 KMNflMC MOOT man Robert R. Craham et the new chief of Shrewsbury *Ko«* company, George Man,' looks on. The presentation occurred Saturday night at Crystal Iroolc inn. Others pic- tured, left to right, ere Willerd 0. Willis, new president; Jamas A. Curlay, former presi- dent; Rev. Theodore E. A. LeVen, chaplain, end Frank J. Lane, dinner chairman. Mr. Graham, council president, represented Mayor John H. Hawkins at the affair.

RutferV Economists Look peace, the economists ace a fur- ther rise In consumer incomes. Ex- $17 Million At '57 Bueineea Picture penditures by state and local gov- A highball made with ernments will continue at a high NEW BRUNSWICK — The level. Tha new highway program, American economy la rolling Into affective over tha next several For Hospitals % Happy solution 1WT «n the erect of a new Ughyears, will add substantially to tide tt prosperity, according to TRENTON—in a little over ten tb* demand aide of our economy. yea.rn, the federal government haa Canada Dry "Pin-Point Allen O. Waller and John W. VMa. AAftaMMvf^l dVaMAdUadftdaA Federal outlays will also be un contributed more than (17,000,000 CuncKea, Rotget* agricultural some In 1957. economists. toward general hospital construc- Residential construction may tion and other health projects in New highs of output, employ- hold cloie to current levels and Wban tha season's extra coat; eeenW a problem, an ment, and income! for 1MK are New Jersey, it waa announced to- Carbonation" tastes better a continued high level of Indus- HFC loan ia often tha happy eolution. You may bor- certain to carry tit well into ltST day by Commissioner John W. trial construction Is anticipated. Tramburg of the state's Depart- low up to $500 in one viait for fuel, clothing, homo im- as our expanding economy sweeps Butinett confidence is high and onward, they predict, but this ment of Institutions and Agen- prortmente, car repair*- or other worthwhile project! there are large unfilled order cies. inrinrting aaamnel shopping purchaeea. does not mean "milk and honey" backlogs. AND IS BETTER FOR YOU for everybody everywhere. The department ten years ago ... You'll Hko HPC'e prompt attention, wide selection In IMC, a high level of builneu While business Inventories have was designated as the state •/ npaymont plane (aea sample table), helpful money was obtained despite some slack- been increasing over tha past twi agency to administer the program •f)Tfft TASTtNQ because Canada Dry's exclusive ening In home building, automo- years, little change from their here, as required by federal law. cowed backed by 78 yean' experience. So, don't let For the ten-year period up to flavor-balanced formula with expert blending of essential a temporary money shortage epoU your eeeaon. Phone biles and farm machinery. Auto- present level Is anticipated In the mobile production In MM wasyear ahead. The expansion in the June 10, IBM, when the program ingredients and scientifically purified water, bring out the «r ooma ia today. about one-fifth lower than tha production of new products is also was just a decade old, federal aid full flavor of the liquor... give you a balanced highball. preceding year. Housing starts adding to the total output. amounted to {15,573,027 contrib- MONIMY PAYIHNT HANI era down about 10 par cent from During the past year there has uted to hospital and health pro- re* en a year ago. bean an expansion of foreign jects which were built at a total FOR YOU becauw Offsetting these lets favorable trade, particularly of export*. A COtt of 164,578,310. ecientific reeearch* shows that a 16.97 19.75 118.15 developments was a substantial in- contributing factor to foreign Actually, the federal money was carbonated beverage shortens '18 13.93 19.50 3&31 crease in business outlays for new trade hie been the boom con- divided as follows: For general I1&77 ».»»» 2925 54.46 borrow with plants and equipment and the up- ditions In foreign countries. Hospital construction, $14,922,187; the time alcohol remains in the 21M 27.47 38.59 72.14 trend in state and local govern- There Is tome feeling that the for mtdlcal facilities, such as digestive system. This means 26.77 33.69 47.62 8fr\53 ment expenditures for schools, unsettled conditloni In the Middle- nursing hornet, chronic facilities, highways, and other publlo Im- East may be unfavorable to Euro- diagnostic centers and health cen- Canada Dry Ginger Ale and Club BmmUft dmyit IHejttr —«U««M- provements. pean countries. On the other ters, |<50,840. Soda with exclusive "Pin-Point Tha latest records show eon- hand, the unsettled condition may Besides the contributions up to mpmU/IMtimt i*tmmTROY, N. T.-Mlss Oretchen -and have the most wonderful New Year that will give flexibility In th* Smith took the part of a morris its* of our resources and at th* dancer In the 41 annual production same time provide price stability of Revels, a Christmas pagant, for th* forward march of our Friday and Saturday at Emma ever! It's the only car with Dream-Car economy in 1MT. Wtllard school. Revels depicts life at Christmas in a Tudor manor n* Beelster't eltstlltd sdvtrtlH- house. Mist Smith Is the daughter 9 Design-Floating Ride-everything new! 1 satatt save men feeders, wsieh satene of Mr. and Mrs. Marrill 8. Smith • " «MOB* haa what yom waste* will it jr»« htv* to Mil. of Eatontown. i 1•

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TAX SALE NOTlCt th* tale shall be sstda b*fort tat con- ttdtreltaad will mtlt* eafstaat e clusion of tat aal* or tba proptrty will tht amount dut on toy pratwrti wMI 01 Bsel Estate I* the Tmratalp *l be re-sold, Ctsh or certified check inttrest tad tott up to th* tme • Atlantis Far NM-P**aatat •( Tun only will ba accaptad In payment. payment. Public Notlet li hactbir liven thtt Any parcel or rtal property for which Tht stld latdt so nMttt t* tali til* underelsnad th* Collector of mw thtr* shall be to other purchaser will detcrlbcd In accsrdau* wlUi *b* Uu of tht Township of Atlantic. County ol lie struck off tad told to th* Toonthlp •luplleatt tnctodlnt the ntm* o( th ^aoja Monmoulh, Ntw Jersey, will stll at pub. of Atlantic for redemption at e'«ht Ol owner at ahDWB on iht last tas da Ill auction In the Atlantic Tovnihlp p*r c*ntum per annum tnd th* mnnle* pllcala. and tht tsartftt* of taaee sai Hall. Colt't Nick. Ntw Jtrtey. en tha loallty shall hive tht tame remedies oth*r munlelp*) eharfa* wslth war* i fjUT 27th day of iJMnmb.r, mil at 2:011 and rifhle •• other purchasers Includ- lletrt thereon on tht nrst day of J»ly r at., tha following datcrlbed Undl, ing tht rlvht to bar or fortclpst the Dm, Mclutlvt. howtttr. M t»t llei Said land! will ba laid to malt tb* riant of redemption for tax** for th* rear Hit. at* a flWJfIN •Ml yttMs* lit* I amount of municipal liens chargeabla Thi etla shsll ba nada and eon- listed btlow. WILLIAM S. GARRISON asalmt tKa IIIIU ol Iht nnt day of dueted In accordant* with the pro- dm ' OatariMlui lull 111* •»elu»lv» howevtr ol iba vielon ol tht etatutt ol tht State of VOWRED0V MUMVATT lian (or taxaa for the year 1966, as Maw Jersey entitled "*n Att, concern. Jjlla Smith l.lll Acre*- Real Estate and Insurance eiimiiulH In th* fullowlnc Hit. luit*th«r In* unpaid taxis r.n'l asstatmtnte and III* with Inttreit on aitld amount from th* othar munlcliial rhaiKet on real {imp. WALTBK P. TIILDS. lint day of July, lass, to th* data A erty. and i>rovldlnK for the collection 141.U Collects of Tant V IROAD ST. RIP IANK tho mle. firl »«>li nf •.••>t. Tht tub JCP*L acrtusr will tall In fa* to tli* prrann of'nVns thereon'*(Ohllpte'r' t'o^Tllla"^ I Rl 4-0104 who bldi th* Htnouat du*. kiibjtet to re- of th. Revleed MUtutail," and acti Actlanl Tbnt'e what Tli. Katllt* Central ftwer a Light demption at th* low«et rate of liLt»r*et. tuppltmentary thtrtto and amtndatory elaeslfled ads ha«t been stltiu f* but In no rait exceeding altfht ^1 i^*r llteraof. ' In!. «J.«ttl»tra for crer itirtSi •«" r neli tMtiry,—Aettrtlttatajf * i a^4^Mst>te>Jaetnml2 * »»t salt. | township board of. education as RED BANK REGISTER Christmas Music at Bank Pupils Give speakers. A date will be announc- Ji-Tliursday, Dec. 20, 1956 ed at the Jan. S f.T.A. meeting. Something wonderful happens Members contributed gifts for Show for PTA the Christmas stocking project Giro) Concert* to End of the Monmouth Com-.ty Organi- MARLBORO- Seventh graders sation for Social Service, for when At Steinbach Store here presented a Christina* pro-township needy. The P.T.A. also 'John Ferris will direct the choir gram at a meeting of the Par-aent contribution! to Girl Scout of Red Bank Methodist church ent-Teacher association, directed troops of the area who contribute SILBERSTEINS •t the Steinbach company more by Miss Betty Giloly. Mothers of to the PTA. news project. tonight «t 7 o'clock and Sister sixth grade pupils served refresh- Memberi of the pre-school sur- Marie Jeanne, principal of Holy ment*. The. refreshment table vey committee reported that to decorates your home* Crou school in Rumion, will di- decorations were by Mrs. Charles date there are 1M pre-school chil- rect her choir at the »tore to- Cisar. dren living In the township who Having been located (tare in Red Bank for morrow at 7 p. m. Pupils participating were Jer- will be entering Its schools be- i over thirty-tix yeert, wa have tueeeeded in build- The leries of carol concerts be- ry Bruin, Joan Johnson, Judy tween 1MT and 1SS1. gan at 8tetnbach's Dec. 10, when VanBrunt, Joan Romans, Frances Mn. John Tergls, president, ing e reputation of which wa are very proud. Bitter Mary Virglne directed the Machlnshik, Jnne VanCuren, Lyn- said township schools will close Bed Bank Catholic high school da Scherek, Edith Dressier, Bill for the Christmas holidays tomor- We ara ture thet we can cope with any glee club. Others performing with Green, David Wells, George Elff, row, reopening Jan. i. problem in Draperies, Slipcovers or Furniture that the directors, were Shrewsbury Fred Bardmann, Billy Boyce, Presbyterian church, Miss Doris Aliee Boyce, Myrna Waldo, Gurn you may hava. flame; Middletown Reformed Huebseh, Jack Eo-htlt, Lucy charch, Mrs. Charles B. Galla- Pryor, Carolyn Martin, Joyce Tay- TARLE PADS We hava three graduate decorators at your gher; Holy Trinity Lutheran lor, Richard Cavanaugh, RoniJd Best •-erkswiMklp. Mad* Bktrnsen, Frank Bchulti and Ml- 1M plutle All eoion. disposal - no charge of course. church, Miss Virginia Hornberger; •LOBI AWNIMO Red Bank Baptist church, Robert ml Keck. Betsy Jonei was pianist. A. Ivey, Jr.; Embury Methodist At the business meeting ft SHAM CO. church of Little Silver, Mrs. T. T. which followed, members sent 117 W. Fro.tBL ftJtd But o-stll Koenlg; Red Bunk Presbyterian resolution to the town M SILBERSTEIN church, Dr. Carl F. Mueller; Fair shin, board of education re- Haven Methodist church, Mrs. questing that the new township PllM/MfrfMUsSMS Interior Designs Gladys R. Comber. school be named "The Marlboro Township Central School," and AT YOUR HOMI _ CELEBRATING OUR 36TH YEAR Whtn In doubt about how to Mil that its all purpose room be Froel A. ^a/e)Mfejrnii P.PIBOI. inwiRttd houKhold goodi. iolv« your named, "Memorial Auditorium." laotractlai la t»i laak — Lw| IS MKHANIC ST. MO sUNK M7M proMara with Th. R.fiit.r'i diMid.d Arrangement! also were started •ranch — Elkoraa — AUoaharat — •4s.—AdTHtiMmtnt. DMI Ana. ALL tTOIK DONE ON OTJB PJUUO6ES to hold a public meeting in Feb- PHONE KEIUis 1-1401 ruary, with candidate! for the Wt Suggtsr T Paul Alladin epanad hit fifth laaien of Christmas organ music at tha Atlantic HOURS: MM., Wa*.. Frl. Practical Gift* Highland! National bank racantly. Concerts ara hald daily from II a. m. ta 3 p. m. •NMtf, Members of tho bank't staff anjoying tha mutie, aftar banking hours, laft to right, ara to 9:00 p. m. For Evtryoiw Mn. Eiloan Palm*, Mn. Eliiabath Atlar, Miu "Betty Divit, Mrs. Nancy McAlliitar, Mill Tats., Than, Sit.ta 1:3 0 Joan Brownridga, Jamai I. VanMatar, proiidant, and Joioph J. McVay. attlitant vie* WWmtfMt W#HI * WORTH praiidant. • $wtbesm Bteirle Tooh w Scoffs LAWI UL Labtl MNM MaUv.in Laursen Heads Jack McCue, son of Dr. and Softly for Your Mrs. J. Wallace McCue, has re- • Wild Bird turned home from Rlverview Midway Firemen *Jo**bM» Power Mowon hospital, where he wai a surgical ANNUAL PRE-CHRISTMAS WnOM patient. MATAWAN— Wallace Launen last week,was elected president of • Parker Lawn kmawi When the homemaker receives The Tuesday Evening bridge club enjoyed dinner and a Christ- the Midway Hose company No. J. m P#JflHilff her White Christmu gift of an mas party Tuesday night at the Others elected to serve In 1997 were Marshall Longitreet, vice • Pee* Mots electric kitchen appliance, she home of Mrs. Louis Pazlenza. should look to make sure a "UL" Prlte winners were Mra. Gerard president; Alfred Adler, secretary; Paul A. Egan. treasurer; Law- m B#CfTIC HfMvJf) TfMMMfS label Is attached. Devlin, Mrs. Karl Heuser and Mrs. Richard Erdmann. Also present rence' Bachman, third assistant *Ce4er Pleat T*t These two Initials stand lor Un- were Mrs. R. L. Cartan, Mrs. chief; George Fetrosky, captain derwriters' Laboratories, Inc. And Howard Erdmann, Mrs. Paul A. Donald Walker, first lieutenant; the label means the product is as Egan and Miss Esther Blau. Michael Eovlno, ucond lieuten- reasonably safe as science and en- ant; Mr, Egan, engineer; Vincent gineering skill can make It. Miss Jane Pengel of Valley dr. Burltw, drat assistant engineer; To win the label, an appliance las arrived home from Ohio Mr. Laursen, second assistant en- Sale! • Wtten Mas has to paas a series of exacting Wesleyan university, where she gineer. * Tre-Temper Took tests. The Laboratories want to i In her senior year. Th. fire driven will be Mr. make sure the appliance can be Mrs. Jo Ann Lazow Greenberg Launen, Mr. Egan, Mr. Burltw ROOM-SIZE AND AREA RUGS H«4 Lamm operated aafely, that It won't cre- has been engaged as a teacher of Mr. Petrosky, Mr. Eovino, Mr. ate a Are hazard or electric shock the fourth grade In the Matawan Bachman and Mr. Adler. Build- haiard. school to replace Mrs. J. Paul Ing trustees are Jack Cogan, Mr- ARE SMARTER...MORE ECONOMICAL, TOO! Manufacturers of portable ap- Evans, who Is resigning. Mn. Launen, Mr. Eovlno, Lawrence pliances furnish them with Under- Greenberg will graduate from Laniaro and Mr. Burlew. On the writers' "Flag Labeled" cord seta Douglass college, New Brunswick board of fire officers are Mr. Adler, "Carpets for Chriitmail" A perfect way to brighten your home and power supply cords. A small In January and will begin her Mr. Baehman, Mr. Petrosky and blue or green paper label on theduties Feb. 1. Donald Walker, tire police are for the holiday teaion ahead. Wa guarantee delivery under the tree in cord signifies that the cord, con- Mrs. Leroy Blckels entertained Mr. Longstreet, Stanley Ellison, time for the big dayl Rugs are a'wonderfully practical gift, too ... because Jl 4-2300 Easy Charge necting devices and their assem- Fred Remer tnd Donald 8. Weir. bly, complies with "UL" safety re- the Thursday Afternoon bridge they give to much more in wear and beauty for to much last in coitl They're quirements. club at luncheon at her home on Serving with the Matawan Fire- men's Relief association are Mr. Established more than <0 years main at Prize winners were Mrs. oatier and lei* expensive to clean . . . you can shift them around . . . and Baird Davison Co. inc William R. Craig, Mr*. Joseph Launen, Mr. Adler and Mr. Bach- ago, the Laboratories are non- man, representative!, and Mr. you ean take them with you when you move. - 17* W. MONT ST. profit and sponsored by the Nat- Baler and Mrs. R. L. Cartan. Mrs. B. V. Clark, Cumberland Burlew, LeRoy Smith and Mr. ional Board of Fire Underwriters. Weir. Representative! to the Mon- But your biggest saving comes whan you buy the rugs at this sensational Sand- £ MO IANK. N. J. It Is your assurance of safety (or Center, Me., la visiting Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Raven, 3d. mouth County Firemen's associa- ier ft Worth Christmas roundup of rugt! Many of tham have b»en marked your whole family. tion are Mr. Cogan, Mr. Long- Russell Sherman, manager of street and Mr. Walker. down as much es a thirdl the Matawan Lumber company, ta a surgical patient at Monmouth It mtt to adveitlst la Th. lesittet. Memorial hospital. —AdnrUaMMUt Lieut, and Mrs. William Strat Ptppor and Salt Twotd Rugs ' ton and children, Randy and Marcla of Fort Lewis, Seattle, Vibrant tweed combinations in f K 12' Wuh., are spending a month with long-wearing cotton cable-twist. $ B A.9S Mrs. 8tratton'a parents, Mr. and g Mrs. Randolph Heuser. Vet.dyed. Mr. and Mrs. Elmore Kattner Reg. 7f.M have returned to their home on Main at after spending a month at St Petersburg, Fla. Htovy Embossed Cotton Rugs Mn. Sparta* W. Schanck of Main at. haa returned home from Dramatic embossing in durable, washable cotton. Non- Monmouth Memorial hospital, where she was treated after a skid backs. Colors: Sandalwood, Turquoise, Rose, fall at her home In which she Green, Grey, White, Pink. Sixes: y ^' broke three bones In her foot. x Mrs. Wesley Olson Is a surgical $ M patient at Monmouth Memorial .*-. r.ir *ir. 39 hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Herrick 1 R*g. SMS have returned from a week-end visit with Mr. and Mn. Frank RROAD ST. Conovcr In Stamford, Conn. AH-Wod Iraldtxf Rugs Richard E. Erdmann, Jr., re- SHRRWSRURY turned to his horn* after a busi- ness trip to Boston, Masa. Perfect example of Colonial Early American. Reversi- ble, colorful. Blue, Brown, Green, Red, Grey predom- inating. Siiet from 27" x 41" up v , |r «•"•'* , $98.oo Reg. 139.00

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BOUn II, UTONT0WN TUrTK OMI Bountt,smiMniiB.N.j. PLENTY OF FREE PARKING SPACE THE BOOK MART Uteatewn I-05I* ^ Mmel t-ISOO Sivt 20% On Your Laundry Cash and Carry 12 • 14 WHITE ST. JtED BANK, NEW JERSEY SANDLER -WORTH 1 nate their dollars ta a rift to RED BANK REGISTER Thursday, Dec. 20, 1956-25 Telephone Inventions the Peggy Hughes fund. River Plaza Christmas at Knoll wood School Described for Lions Mrs. F. E. Bruce of Eaton town ON HOLIDAY CRUISE BA.TONTOWN — New inven- spoke on the urt of plastic craft tion! of the New Jersey Bell LITTLE SILVER—Mrs. Joseph at a meeting last Thursday of Telephone company were de- I. Allen of Manaaquan and herintermediate Girl Scout troop SO scribed Thursday night at the grandson, Cadet Rodger A. Mor- at the fire house. The group'* lions club meeting Switzerland; Carolyn Colter, Japan; r ing are the special event* chair- Judy Brolcaw, Colonial America; Paul Kacen, Santa Claui; Jean Meyar, Hawaii; Mary RESERVATIONS—Gibson t-7474 *fe 9-fewfacfc vSout man, Ted Marko, Mrs, Frederick Gill, Ronald Clark and John Haf- Marascio, Colonial America, and Diana Koiena, Switzerland. Mrt. Rota Sttga it tha yourself. ner. Den mother! reported on the tavanth grada taacher at Knollwood. successful tale of tinsel held by the pack. Den six held its Chritt- mas party Monday at the home of Belford women plan to serve on the roll ward of Mon mouth Memorial hos- the den mother, Mn. John Haf- call supper committee Jan. 17. Apital this week for use in the ner. The boys wrapped their In celebration of re-reglstratlon covered dish luncheon will be held physical therapy program. Troop homemade gifts and Christmas of Brownie troop lit, a skating at the next meeting. On the148 also has made cookies which decorations, sang carols and en- party was held last Thursday at kitchen committee are Mrs. Ed- will be distributed by the Mon- Joyed refreshments. Attending the Velvet arena, Keantburg. The ward Barnes, Mrs. Elsa Johnson, mouth County Organization for were Mrs. Theodore Harko, as- Brownies wer» rhap^roned by Mrs. John Little and Mrs". Wil-Social Service to needy families. sistant, Gordon Hendriokson, Bur Mn. Samuel Brown, Mrs. Gordon liam Anderson. The projects as well as gifts foi tis Hafner, Lester Lone. Blair Wasserstein, Mrs. Leland Rich- The Sunday-school Christmas their parents, are part of a pro- Binaco, William Ruuell, Jr., Wil- mond and Miss Loretta Golden. entertainment will be held at the gram to emphasize Christmas as SPRING LAKE, NEW JERSEY liam Qulnn and William Dennis. Brownies present were Jane, Methodist church Sunday, Dec. 23, "a season tor giving rather than Den five also held a Christmas Janet and Joyce Smith, Patricia at 7:30 p. m. receiving." party Monday at the home of Wilson, Ann-Jo Wasserstein, Don- their den mother, Mrs. William It iddi up I Mora ind mar* paoplt na and Karen Hazeltine, Alicia TROOP 141 'GIVES' UM Rcgiittr »di each liaut b*c>UH G€TA/-TRIP Belntz. Game prixes were won Brown, Marilyn Ren ton, Betty rwulU com* f*at«r.—AdvtrtuMntnt. by Andy Vogt and Bill Heintz. Ann Golden, Laurel Jennings, Car- EATONTOWN — Bean bags confident you LOAN AT MY Also attending were James olyn Perry, Linda Richmond, made by Brownie troop 1<8 will Thompson, Bruc» Elgenrauch, Donna Vlllars and Ruth Johnson. be delivered to the children's madia wise choice in Gasper Bun and Wayne Mc- Laughlln, The Grace Hatch circle of the Leonardo Baptist church met lnxt Coming ¥o fi Bemfkid Arthur R. Vincent of Campbell week at the home of Mrs. A. V. largest hU.CA ave., son of Mr. and Mrs. Ben- Stryker, 7th at., for Its Christmas OfFlCSi jamin Becker of George St., tech- party. The members exchanged nical engineer of TV technical gifts. A business meeting will be service of Red Bank and Long held Jan. 8. Members present •• Mas • UHM IK, tH,« Anthony Plitnick, Mrs. Charles Red Bank. Boeddlnghau*, Mrs. Edward Gree- Brownie troop 1M, under the lcy, Mrs. Arthur Huze, Mrs. Keith leadership of Mrs. William Meyer, Burdge and Misses Blanche,and will hold a Christmas party Sun- Inez Leonard. Merry Beneficial day. The group plans to end the Members of the "IX" club held festivities with house-to-house a Christmas celebration Monday Christmas caroling. at the Shadowbrook, Shrewsbury. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Fleming Festivities were continued at the Christmas and children Thomas and Joanne home of Mrs. Ernest Rutt. Pres- of Bloomfleld were Sunday guests ent were Mrs. Dirk Hofman,'Jr., of Mr. and Mrs. John Hafner of Mrs. Orvllle Caster, Mrs. John Foster st. Lentz, Mrs. Harold Tarnow, Mrs. The Ladies' auxiliary of the Albert Conzen, Mrs. J. Francis fire company held a Christmas Rauch and Mrs. Rutt. party last week at the fire house. Th» third birthday of Betty The exchange of gifts was made Jane Payne, daughter of Mr. and and prizes for games were award- Mrt. Felton Piyne, Turner dr., ed to Mrs. Lester Shrbia and Mrs. Sunrise Farms, was celebrated at Mw yotir Christmas Herbert Bradshaw. Member* a party Dee. 12. Her guest* were brought contributions of food, Maryanns and Alan Suhr, Motes, b* riekly Wassaal wMh toys and clothing for presentation Wayne and Edna Nan Woods, to a needy family at Christmas. Ruth Ann and B»>**ra Hart, Ar- MHIMHIMM Working on the committee were ltne McGowan, Robert Krack and ciooa] wil toward ad. Mn. Hugh Maher, Mrs. Benjamin Joyce, James and Thomas Payne. Becker and Mrs. Thomas Baird. Secret pals were revealed at a Hostesses were Mrs. James Fer- Christmas party and luncheon by THE guson, chairman, Mrs. William members of the Women's Society Heintz, Mrs. Raymond Franklin, of Christian Service Pee. 13 in Mn. Ellwdod Hendrickt and Mrs. the Methodist church hall. A short SURPRISE STORE W. I. Hendricks, who conducted business meeting was held and the meeting. The annual chil- a donation was made to the Home dren's party by the fire company of the Aged at Ocean GrOv-. The will be held Saturday at 2:30 p. m. at McGulre's grove. Mrs. I. Richard Hendricks is chair- man of the event far the children of local firemen and auxiliary members. Elected as new officers to take office In January were Mn. W. Irwin Hendrickt, presi- dent; Mn. William Olsen, vice president; Mn. Charles McLaugh- lln, secretary; Mn. Herbert Brad* ihaw, financial secretary; Mn. Raymond O'Neill, treasurer, and Mrs. Stanley Gilbertson, corraa- t,c.idlwr: secretary. Guest* at the party were Mn. John McLaln, Mn. James MoPhee, Mrs. Wil- 0m ahictfv tfcmk* antt mvcfc fctMay liam Kaney and Mn. Henry Paasch. Cth«;i attending wen ASLAASB) BBSS! SBlBW SBkBkBsf VSSsWsBUslsS SBBSB^f SskSBBSStBSBiSBhSBI Mn. WlUard Emmons, Mrs. Jack Kaney, Mn. Clifford Smith, Mn. (nffr IV •!• w Wnwnmf WNV pWVwV* William Stobo, Mn. Ruasel Tet- ley, Mn. Sally Wolfe, Mrs. Har- old Toung and Mn. Walter Stobo.

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J« RED RANK REGISTER Girl Seoul* Prepare candlelight procession, singing "O Combination Mail Service Come, All Ye Faithful." for fan in the Swt-Swiner 1957 J6—Thursday, DecJ Toys for Needy Methodists Plan Soloists will be Mildred Stout, soprano and Frances Ktllmar, OIDM YOU! CONTOUR POOL MOW! ISO Children Explained by Postal Official LEONARDO — Senior Service Carol Service mezzo-soprano. A trio, composed F Built myuhere regardleu of **er teblm] At 646th Party Girl Scouts of troop 85 repaired of Nancy Burt, Patricia Squire toy* and dressed dolls for needy A candlelight carol service— and Keith McDowell will also HIGHLANDS—About 190 chil- WASHINGTON, D. C.—AeUnf patron la permitted to combine children for Christmas at a re- featuring the four choirs of the sing. The chimes will be played dren of mfmbfn of the 6**th Poitmaater General Maurice H. one class of mall with another cent meeting at the home of the Red Bank Methodist church-wilt by Clara Tilton. Aircraft Warning squa^on it- SUna explained, today to postal claas. leader, Mrs. Charles Oberlln. be held Sunday at 4:30 and T p. m, Rev. Mr. Squire, minister, and tended a Christmas pa - given patrbns the use of the new eco- Here are some of the most com- The troop will go caroling at the church. Rev. Iverson Graham, associate by the non-commissionf officers mon examples of how combination nomical "Combination. Mail" ser- about Leonardo before Christmas There are 200 p»r»on» in the minister, will officiate at the ser- club and the board of managers mail may be used: and will meet afterward for a vice for mailing a personal letter four choirs. vices. John Ferris, minister of Saturday at the dub. or message Inside a parcel. 1. A first-class letter In a parcel Christmas party. music, will conduct the choirs Gift* were presented to the chil- post package. Mrs. Oberlln la assisted by Two services have been sched- from the organ console. dren by Santa Claus and refresh- Explaining that many people 2. An first-class letter iniide a Mrs. Donald Zellor, Miss Nan uled in order to accommodate the ments wie served. Samuel Moore are unaware that a violation of third-class parcel (one weighing Mae Gregor and Miss Nancy large number of persons annually Six Alexander Fleming, one of provided a kiddie ride. About one postal regulations is Involved if up to eight ounce* and containing Burdge. attracted to this event, Rev. Rog- the discoverers of penicillin, Is al- hundred members and guests of first-class letters are enclosed printed matter or merchandise.) er J. Squire said yesterday. so the dlscoveier of the antiseptic the club attended a Christmas within a parcel without the pay- I. A first-class letter encloaed ment of additional postage, Mr. Patricia Hornberger, "utist, will lysozyme. The latter antiseptic dance Sunday night. A Christmas within a piece of second-clan mat- play the "Sonata In F Major" by substance Is found both in the «K»OCHWI party will be held tonight at the Stans noted that combination mail ter—such aa a peraonal letter ESTIMATES - service provides a method of mail- Parkway Called Handel as a prelude to the set- whites of eggs and In human club for members, wives and mailed Inside a mafaxlne. vice. The choirs will enter in a tears. 1. ASMJIY 1 fuests. Refreshments will be ing such letters within parcels. When mall of one class Is en- served. In combination mail, tht postal closed within another, the patron Shining Example merely has to Indicate on the out- •Ide that an enclosure la made. The Garden State Parkway is For example, when a letter Is cited in a new book on the na- tion's expressways out today as a FROM RED BANK MERRY CHRISTMAS eneloeed within a parcel post package, he should mark on the "shining example" of what can be outside wrapper of the package done to combat highway hypnosis. "First Class Hall Enclosed." The book, writter by Paul W. DAILY TURNPIKE In such a case, he will pay the Kearney, halls New Jersey's 164 HAPPY NEW YEAR parcel post postage plus the cost mile parkway as being "quite dif- for the enclosure. If the parcel ferent" from other expressways in costs 20 cents and the letter the nation. The book Is entitled, EXPRESS BUSES TO To friend* and Butineu AtmekUe weighs an ounce, or leas, he will "I Drive tht Turnpikes , . . And thus pay a total of U cents. Survive." There are no forms and no red In a thumbnail sketch of the tape of any kind connected with nation's superhighways, the. book CONSTANCE SMITH AGENCY combination mall, Mr. Stans discusses the parkway as follows: NEW YORK CITY pointed out "The term 'parkway' was well nsw B*JS CONSTANCE SMITH «nd WILLIAM E. SMITH However, where mall of two dif- chosen for this expressway. In His eras will llffct us, addition to a diligent effort to pre- ferent classes are sent together tAMUNIi T*LU ANB NIHM HAL ISTATI I INSURANCE and the proper postage is not paid serve natural vegetation along the right of way and In the center COST TWKI TMt Ml MBS taint far tk* .sat" as provided by combination mall, Island—even to the extent of buy- I*. M Basil Bally 14 MAPLE AYE. FAIR HAVEN, N. J. Iran S«.U. NOT J.I- the entire package becomes sub- ject to a higher postage rate. 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FIR8T ASSEMBLY OF COD PRESBYTERIAN HOLY TRINITY LUTHERAN TRINITY EPISCOPAL BAPTIST PRESBYTERIAN METHODIST FIRST CHURCH OF CHBI8T SCIENTIST Red Bank Rumson Red Bank Red Bank Red Bank Red Bank Red Bank Red Bank Rev. John Deegan has chosen The topic of the sermon by the Rev. Harold Hornberger, pas- Holy Eucharist will be ce'.t- /our significant services will Sunday services are scheduled brated Sunday at 8 a. m. The prayer group meett at for 9:30 and 11 a. m . Rev. Roger Services in th« First Church of 'There la Roam" at his sermon pastor, Rev. A. Kenneth Magner, tor, will be In charge of the 11 t'.3O a. m. Sunday. Church school be held in observance of Christ- The family service and church mas. Three services will be held J. Squire will deliver a sermon on Christ Scientist, 211 Broad St., are subject for the morning service Jr., at the 9:30 and 11 a. m. ser- a. m. service Sunday. Matins will is at 9:45 a. m. At the 11 at 11 o'clock Sunday. vices Sunday will be "Christmas be observed at 1:30 a. m.; chil- school will be held at 9:15 a. n| next Sunday—9:15 and 11 a. m., the subject, "More Than Merry held Sundays at 11 a. m. Sunday and the service of morning prayer *. m. worship. Bev. John F. Crou- Christmas." Special m uaic will be school meets at 11 a. m, Wednes- to the Rescue." Barrett Rudd, dren's choir practice will be held thamci, Jr.. pastur, will speak and i p. m. A worship will be Church school will meet at 10 with sermon, at 11 o'clock. A held at 11 p. m. Christmas eve. | provided by the youth and junior day evening testimonial meetings a. m., with Robert Foley, super- seminary assistant, will take pai-t al S.1S a. m.. and Sunday school on the topic "When Love Was in the leadership of worship. meets at 9:45 a. m. Beginners Christmas choral service will be - At the »:15 and 11 o'clock serv-' choirs-•--'-- . A--n anthe—"- m —"will• •-be- aung are at 8:13. intendent, In charge. Discussion held at 8 p. m. Born." The chance] choir, direct- by the chancel choir. Ernest The reading room, 209 Broad At both services, John H. Wat- and primary department mem- ed by Robert A. Key, Jr.. will ices Sunday, Rev. Dr. Charles topic will be "The Visit of the A carol service will be held at S. Webster will present the sec- Brahm of Fort Monmouth will St., Is open daily from noon to Wise Men." son, 3d, minister of music, will bers of the Sunday school will sing. Charles Miller. William plsy ss prelude, Brahms' "A Love- present their Christmas program 5 o'clock and the traditional ser- ond in a series of two sermons appear as guest trumpeter. 4:30 p. m., Friday evening from The Christmas) program and vice at midnight Christmas eve. Schanck, William Kacen. J. Kent Sunday-school will meet at 9:80 7:30 to 9:30, and Sundays from ly Rose it Blooming" and at 3 p. m. Sunday, followed by Cushman and Tillman Lane will on the theme, "The Gl-ry of pageant under direction of Miss Holy Eucharist will be cele- Christmas.' It will be entitled and 11 a. m. Christmas observance 2 to 4 p. m Betty McElman, will be presented Dethier'a "Variations on an An- he junior department program tisher. The deacons' greeting com- cient Christmas Carol," and -\s' 1 4 p. m. brated at a service with an ad- "Behold Your God!" Dr. Carl F. for church nursery classes will be Christ Jesus' dominion over at the evening service at 7:30 dress Christmas day at 9 a. m. mittee consists of Omar Ball, held. materialism will be brought out postlude Bach's "In Dulcl Jubilo." A candlelight service will be Kenneth Brower and Victor Edel- Mueller will preside at the organ Mrs. Elizabeth Whalen will be The church's Christmas pageant console. His organ meditation A candlelight carol service will at Christian Science services this the featured pianist. Mr. and Mrs. At the 9:30 service, Miss Florence leld Christmas eve at 11 p. m. mann, assisted by members of cir- Fogelson will sing Niles' "I Won- The senior choir will artng carols will be held next Thursday at will be "Noel," Bedell, and "Good take place at both 4:30 and 7 p. Sunday. Dermld Rlfenburg, Mrs. Isabella 7:30 p. m. cle one. women's fellowship. The m. All the choirs of the church der at I Wander" and at both ser- of all nations. Christmas day nursery for babies and sm»ll chil- News from Heaven," Pachelbel, Scriptural readings in the Les- Ketner, Mrt. Ethel Wooley, Mr and his postlude, "Gloria in Ex- will participate. son-Sermon entitled "Christ Jesus" and Mrt. Foley. Mist Shirley Kett- vices as offertory Max Reger's service, with the pastor giving dren will be held at the 9:45 and "The Virgin's Slumber Song." At Communion, will be aul F. Bwitz will comprise the The Cub Scouts will meet to- Messiah—the divine idea of God with further study on "The Great kets to be distributed among Atlantic Highlands ave., 10 St. Mary's pi. and 89 Lin- Roger Williams groups at 4:15 needy families. elcoming committee. morrow st 7:30 p. m. Intermedi- outside the flesh. This enabled Doctrines of the Bible." Rev. Harry W. Kraft, pastor, coln st. p. m. tomorrow for caroling. The Usher* at the 11 o'clock service ate youth fellowship will hold a Jesus to demonstrate his control K church hour nursery is pro- Junior Doers will hold a Christ- Ladies' prayer group will mrrt will bring the "Message of Christ- rill be in charge of S, Eric Hart- party, also at 7:30 p. in. over matter. Ar.gels announced to Thursday at 1 p. m., with Mra. vided at both services In the nur- mas" at the 11 a. m. service Sun- REFORMED mas party at 7:30 p. in. The pro- .en, assisted by Jamea Campbell. The York Nativity play will be the Wise men of old this dual sery area of fellowship hall under Mlddletown gram will be by sixth grade girls; Deegan In charge. day. The adult and teenage choirs ., John D. Colin, Michael H. presented Christmas eve at 11 appearing, and angels whisper It, the supervision of competent will ilng Christmas music. Sun- Rev. Frederick Mold, Jr., pastor, decorations by sixth grade boys; o'clock. Young people of the through faith, to the hungering adults. will preach on the topic, "The ,aly, William P. Hitchcock, METHODIST day-school is at 9:45 a. m. frames.by the ftftn grade, mnd re- frank D. Shaw, Lawrence L. church will carol In the area and heart In every age." Junior high Westminster fellow- Wondrous Gift," the final teran/i freshments by the fourth grade. Fair Haven Members of the Sunday-school Imith and John Steel. The wel- will return to the church in time ship will leave the church at 5 will preaent a Christmas program in the series on "The Road to Mr. and Mrs. William Morgan The Sunday-school Christmas Christmas," at the 11 a. m. service xsming committee will consist of for the service. ST. ANTHONY'S CATHOLIC p. m., and senior high Westmin- at 7:30 p. m. Sunday. The Sun- are counselors. 6uls O. Ford and Ralph A. Nor- Volleyball playing will be held program will be presented tomor- ster fellowship at « p. m., to go Sunday. Mrs. Charles B. Gallagh- The kindergarten and primary Red Bank ( row night at 7:15 and not Dec. 31 day-school members will receive in. In Fellowship hall next Wednes- Christmas caroling, returning af- treats and canned food will be er, Jr., organist, will direct th* departments will hold Christmas At 4 p. m. a Christmas cantata day at 1p.m. Masses art celebrated Sunday as previously reported. The en- terward for refreshments. choir. The nursery class for pre- parties in the respective rooms at 7, 8, 9, 10 and 11 o'clock. tire Sunday-school will take part brought in for the Baptist Home and organ recital will be pre- The lower departments of the for th* Aged m Newark. school children meets during th* Saturday from 2 to i p. m. Confessions ars heard Saturdays and will sing carols during ths worship service. sented by the Tower Hill choir CONGREGATION BNAI ISRAEL church school will hold Christmas The young people of the church A Christmas eve carol service inder the direction of Dr. Carl Riverside Avc, Red Bank from 4:30 to • p. m. and from candlelight service. parties today at 3:15. will be held Monday from 7:30 7:30 to 9 p. m. Rev. Walter T. Gandek, pastor, will visit the sick and shut-in of Church-achooi meets at »:80 a.| J\ Mueller. The ushers at this Service! tomorrow night will b* Chancel choir will rehearse to- the church Monday at 8:30 p. m. m. under the supervision of Kit-1 to 8:15 o'clock. service will be in charge of How- held at 8:15. The entire service Baptisms ar* at 11:45 a. m. will conduct the Christmas ser- night at 8 o'clock In the lounge. A community New Yean eve Sundays. vice Sunday morning. The ser- They will give the shut-ins gifts Helwig. The church school Christ- rd J. Dutcher, Jr., assisted by will be conducted by the third The board of deacons will meet and sing carols for them. mas pageant will be held at 4 p. w&tehnlght service will be held J. Donald English, Robert W. grade students of the Hebrew Th* Miraculous MeJal novtna is vice will be an all-music program tonight at 8 o'clock in the pat- Monday, Dec. 21, from 10 o'clock held Mondays at 7:30 p. m. and with the congregation and junior There will be prayer meeting m. In the sanctuary. Maccubbin and Albert R. Tebo. school. The following boys and tor's study. The junior and senior youth fel- to midnight. girls wll participate In the ser- ths perpetual novens to 8t An- and senior choir* participating In and Bible study Wednesday at W. Albert Doremus and David Decorating partlet will be held 7:45 p. m. and adult choir prac- lowships will meet at 7 p. m. In Instead of exchanging gifts, W. Woodward will comprise th* vice: Carol Becker, Martin thony Tuesdays at 7:30 p. m. the Christmas music and the sing- tomorrow by the following groups: th« junior department teacher! ing of carols. Rev. Mr. Gandek tice at 8:30 p. m. Leeds hall and will leave at 7:30 welcoming committee. Brown, Joan Fox, Laura Good- Junior and Junior high depart- p. m. to go caroling. brought in 37 pairs of mittens or man, Alan Klatsky, Richard Lent* will preach a short sermon on the At »:15 and 11 a. m. identical EMBURY METHODIST ment! of the church school from HIGH POINT CHAPEL The Christmas eve candlelight gloves and 121 which will be used sessions of the church school will baum, Alan Mammeu, Maxlne Mc- Little Silver topic "Good Christian Men Re- 7 to 8:80 p. m. In the auditorium; to buy equipment for the Murrow Leen, Ronald Podell, Beth Rassas, jolce.' Music by the senior choir Leonardo service wtU be held Monday it be held in Westminster house. A Christmas party will be held senior high department of the Services ars held every Sunday 7:30 p. m. The service will be Indian children'! home at Ba- At 7 p. m., the junior high de- Elaine Silver, William Tufflash Sunday will include "Procession church school from 8:30 to 10 p. cone, Okla. The theme wai In the church hall from noon to of the Magi" by Erhardt, pre- at 7:45 p. m. with visiting mini- one of carols and Scripture tor partment will meet In Wettonlns- and Daniel Waldman. Rabbi Ar- 2 p. m. Saturday for the nursery, m. in the lounge, and supper club "Christmas Sharing." Mrs. Mar- thur H. Htrshon will speak on lude; "Jesu, Joy of Man's Desir- sters. The chapel Is located on the entire family. A Christmas ;cr house, the senior high freeh- kindergarten snd primary depart- from 7:30 to 10 p. m. In the eve sermonette entitled 'What Do shall Smith, department superln .nan class will meet in the stu- "There Is a Sermon in a Story." ing" by Bach, offertory, and "Song church. Mountain Hill rd. tendent, was in charge. ments of the Sunday-school, in- of Christmas" by Dandon, anthem. You Bring?" will be preached by dio, and the senior high depart- Flowers for the pulpit will be pro- cluding lunch. From 2:30 to 4:30 Christmas eve service of. carols SPIRITUAL Activities of the women's fel- vided by Jacob and Joseph Weln- Mrs. Alma Baker will play the Rev. Mr. Mold. ment will meat in the chapel. At p. m. Saturday, a Christmas party and candUllght will be held Mem Belford The cons'story will meet tonight lowship Thursday included circle :30, the Westminster senior steln in memory of wife and organ. day at 11 p, m. in the sanctuary, one (Mrs. Cottrell) and circle two will be held In the church hall The church last week dedicated Rev. Photbe Dalley will con- at 8 o'clock in the parish house. ilgh fellowship will go Christmas mother. Seats on the pulpit will for the junior through high with the mestage brought by the (Mrs. Canfield) a, covered dish »rollng. be occupied by Benjamin Ashin 75 new hymnals with Benjamin duct services Sunday at ft p. m The Women's guitf will he! 1 school Sunday-school depart- pastor. its Christmas party Friday at 8 luncheon at the church. Mrs. Cot- Today at 3 p. m., the kinder- and Paul Bragar, trustees of the F. Warren, lay leader, represent- Mr. Watson, minister of music, and Tuesday at 2:80 and 8 p. m. trell was in charge of the devo- ments, Including an exchange of ing all those who contributed p. m. in the parish house. garten department of the church congregation. An "Ones; Shabbat" gifts. will play as the opening part of tional program. Christmas carols will follow the services. hymnals, moat of which were me- METHODIST The kindergarten and beginners'I school (11 o'clock session) will Sunday-school classes will be the service: Balbastre's "Josef est Navetlnk were sung. Circle one will pur- hold tta Christmas party in West- morials, making the presentation. bien Marie," Dudley Buck's "The departments of the church school] The adult Babbath services will held at 9:49 a. m. with Mrs. Har- Morning service at 9:80. Church will hold their Christmas part/1 chase a picture of Jesus at the minster house. Tonight at 8 be held at 10 a. m. Rabbi Her- The hymnals were accepted by Holy Night," and Purvis' "Green- age of 12 and place It In the hall- old Doan as superintendent and Ray VanHorn, president of/ the school meets at 10:45 a, m. Saturday. • o'clock, the Tower Hill choir will shon will speak on the portion of Mrs. Harold Wardell in charge sleeves." The introlt will be an way of the annex which will be hold its weekly rehearsal in the the week. board of trustees on behalf of the old French carol, "Void Le Noel," the junior department rooms. of the primary, junior and high official board of the church. The chancel under the direction of There will be no Junior Sab- school departments. The nursery sung by members of the junior They also will give monetary I"* Dr. Mueller. bath se: vice and no Sunday-school ceremony was concluded with a choir. The anthem to be sung by to two Baptist foreign students and kindergarten departments prayer by Rev. Mr. Gandek. AN1VOUSCING Saturday at 1 p. m., the Junior this week-end because of a mid- will meet at 11 a. m. with Mrt. the chancel choir will be Mack frr>m Burma attending Union department of the church school term vacation. Flowers last Sunday were given Innon's "Sleeps Judea Fair." Mrs, services of the seminary. Circle two made decora- Robert Meijer in charge. by Mr. and Mrs. D. Roger Wight (9:30 session) will hold Its Christ- A morning worship service will Odin Egel&nd and Paul Reuman tions for Christmas. Attending mas party in Westminster house. ST. THOMAS EPISCOPAL in memory of Lieut. Parr La- will sing Scott's "0 Little Town Port Monmottth Baptist fellowship were Mrs. Cottrell, Mra. William be held at 11 a. m. with "Gathered Monte. At 4 p. m., the church wedding Red Bank Around the Manger" aa the ser- of Bethlehem." A quartet, com- THE BAY8HOBE GUN CLUB Pennip Mrs. Rollln Delatush. of Miss Diana Y&guda to Robert Holy Eucharist it I Lin and The junior choir, under the di- posed of Mrs. Gordon MacLean, Mrs. Howard. Young, Mrs. Ed' mon topic of Rev. Edmund Car- rection of Mrs. Gladys Comber, Harmony Road—Opposite Mlddlebrook Estate Louis Hunt will be solemnised solemn Eucharist at 9:30 a m. lisle, pastor. Music will Include Mrs. Edward Hensler, Mrs. Ed- ward Clayton, Mra. Howard Pe- by Dr. Webster. At S-.30, the Girl Sunday. tang carol* Wednesday night of ward Scheffer and Mrs. Katherine •:45 A.M. IMfe Scfctol • Ht All A«n ters. Mrs. William Truex, Mrs. the prelude, "Noel Alsecten" by last week at Stelnbaeh's store In Scouts will hold a Christmas par- A celebration of Holy Euchar- Guilmant; introll. "Now to the Warburton will sins; a carol com- 11.00 A. M. Wonhip How Evtffybody Wtlcoiftv Donald Oakley, Mrs. Harry ty in Westminster house upon ist will be held at 7 a. en Wed- Red Bank. posed by Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Ernest W. Zimmerman, Missionary Pastor Klausmann, Mrs. Thomas Wilson, Lord Sing Praise:" anthem by The sacrament of baptism will their return from Christmas car- nesday. the chapel choir. "Birthday of the MacLean, "In Bethlehem." The WE PREACH CHRIST CRUCIFIED, Mrs. Ellwood Power*, Mra. Wef> be administered at the morning chancel choir will sing two carols, oling, King" by Neldllnger: anthem by BISEN, COMING AGAIN ler, Mrs. William Stracener, Mrs, Monday at 11 p. m., the Christ- SHAKER-QUAKER service Sunday. Those having Gevaert's "The Sleep of the Child Joseph Harrison, Miss Amelia the chancel choir, "Carol of the children to be baptized have been for free transportation eel! mas eve service will be held In Red Bank Lowly Shepherd" by Caldweli; of- Jesus" and Leontovlch's "Carol of Buhler, Mrs. CanBeld, Mrs. H. E. the church sanctuary, with Dr. asked to contact the pastor. the Bells," concluding with a carol Albert Mahener . . . Kmnslnrg Mill Williams, Mrs. Paul Revere, Mra. Elder Frankllu C. Moyan, fertory, carols of foreign lands, Webster preaching on the theme, teacher, will conduct a ssrvlc* of The junior choir rehearses Tues- medley In which sola parts will be Barbara Heyer, Mrt. Dewey Ban, and postlude "Rhapaody In a day at 4:30 p. m., and the senior "The Holiest Night of the Year." Instruction and guidance at 10 a. Carol Tune" by Diggle. taken by Mr. MacLean, Mr. Reu- Mrs. George Norman, Miss Tlllle Dr. Mueller will preside at the holr Thursdays at 7:30 p. m. man and Miss Helga Schneider. Hendricksoti. Mrs. Charlei m. Sunday at th* church, IS The chapel and chancel choirs organ console. His organ medi- North Brldgs ave. Brownie troop 223 meets Tues- As postlude, Mr. Watson will play Schanck, Mrs. William Gorman, will present a program of Christ- days at 3:15 p. m., and Girl Scout tation will be "Chrlttmu Eve- mas music Sunday at & p. m. un- Corelli's "Pastorale from Christ- FIRST METHODIST CHURCH Mrs. Charles De Gavre, Mrs. Paul ning," Mauro-Cottone, and vari- CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY iroop SI Thursdays at 3:15 p. m. mas Concerto." Apgar, Rev. and Mrs. Crouthamtl der the direction of Mrs. Emma The youth fellowship will meet 247 Bread St., Rid link ations on "Silent Night," Harker, Atlantic Highlands Koenig, organist and choir dlrec- Prayer group will meet next and Mrs. Francis Bwartz. and his postlude, "The March of Sunday school will be held at at T p. m. Sunday. Wednesday at 10 a. m. in the Circle three (Mrs, Henry Chad- tor. It will include Carol of the the Wise Men," Gaul. The Tower 11 a. m. Sunday, and th* Sun- Lowly Shepherd," "Ring Silver lounge. CHRISTMAS SUNDAY, DEC. 23 wick) held a covered dish suppei Hill choir will sing "Lo, How a day service at 11 a, m. METHODIST and Christinas' party at thi Bells," "Birthday of a King," Rose E'er Blooming," Praetorlus, Wednesday testimony meetings "And There Were Shepherds," Eatontown OLD CHRIST EPISCOPAL MMhit WoftJUfj—1:30 a. M. art II «. m. home of Mra. Albert Newman, and "O Holy Night," Adam, with Shrewsbury Bergen pi. are held at 8:15 p. m. "Winds Through the Olive Trees" Sunday at 7:30 p. m., the an- Mrs. LeBelle Xing, soprano, as Th* reading room at 44 Me- by the women's chorus, "Cantique nual church Christmas musical A service of Holy Eucharist Circle four (Mrs. Edna Wll- soloist Ushers at this service will StmM: "MOM THAN MIRRY CHRISTMAS" ttams) held a covered dish sup- morial pkwy. is open Monday de Noel" with Lewis R. Lowry program will be presented by the will be conducted tomorrow at be in charge of Robert M. Close, through Friday, except holidays, aa soloist, and "The Echo Carol." three choirs and the Sunday- 7:30 a. m. per and Christmas party at hei assisted by James L. Davison, home, 62 Couover pi. Mrs. Ken from 2 to 4 p. tu. Monday at 3 p. m., members of school. The choirs will be di- Services Sunday include Holv Philip F. Matthews, Albert W. rected by L. C. Bulick and Mrs. Eucharist at 8 a. m.; church neth Brower was in charge of de- Metzger, Thomas W. Osborn, Jr., RELIGIOUS SOCIETY OF the youth fellowship and the Candlelight Carol Service—ftt30 and 7 P. M. vottona and Mrs. William Schanck ehapel choir will sing at the Fred Bornemann. assisted by O. school at 11 a. m.. snd, alto at Raymond W. Salm, Jr., William FRIENDS Mfuaken) S. Ralston, superintendent of the 11 a, m., prayer, litany and ser- Cholfi • CandUi - Carols the program, "What Is Christ J. Sweet and Earl G. Tyree. Jo- Shrewsbury Shrewsbury Manor nursing home. mas?" Participating were Miss From 8:45 to 10 p. m. Monday, Sunday-school. Mrs. Bornemann mon by Rev. Theodore E. A. seph C. Davison and Herbert E. Th* Shrewsbury meeting of Re- will be organist LeVan, rector. Barbara Brower, Mrs. W. Albert Werner will comprise the wel- church members and choir mem- CHRISTMAS EVE—11 P. M. ligious Society of Friends (Quak- bers will go caroling throughout The program will consist of con- The annual pageant and Christ- Doremus, Mrs. Calvin Rowe, Mrs, coming committee. ers), meets for worship at 11 a. David Lambertsor., Mrs. Jac] the borough and at 11:15 p. m. a gregational singing of carols and mas party for the Sunday-school Famous York Nativity Play ' m. ths First day (Sunday), In ths the "Story of Christmas" will be children will be held at 4 p. m. O'Neal, Mrs. C. Walton Moore, ST. JAMES CATHOLIC candlelight service will be held. in Sanctuary meeting nous* at Broad st and Wednesday at 7 p. m., the ex- told In five tableau* representing Sunday, with the pageant to he Mrs. Schanck, Mra. Brower, M: Red Bank Sycamore avs., preceded at 10 a. John Green, Mrs. Richard Du ecutive committee of the youth various phases of the celebration held In the church and the party Sunday masses are at 6, 8, t, m. by ths First-day school. AH of this holiday, with appropriate immediately following In the par- YOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED TO ALL SERVICES Clos, Janet Williams, Mra. Johl an welcome. fellowship will meet in the Ryder. Others present were Mrs, 10 and 11 o'clock in th* church church. carolt and anthems by ths choirs ish hall. and soloists. Walter White, Mrs. Everett Brow. and 9, 10 and 11 o'eock in th* ST. ANDREW EPISCOPAL A service will be held Monday, cr. Miss Ella Davis, Mrs. Edn high school auditorium. riBST CHURCH OP CHRIST Members of th* church and Sun- Christmas eve, including; proces- Confessions are heard Saturdays Highlands SCIENTIST, day-school will participate in the sion and choral eucharlstlat 11:80 Williams and Mrs. John Lavley At 9 a. m. tht third Sunday of Christmas gifts were exchanged from 4 to 8 p. m, and from 1:30 Kevport t tableaua. There also will be spe- p. m. A service of Holy Eucharist to 9 p. m. each month, Holy Eucharist and cial music by th* choirs at the will be held Christmas day at 8 THE RED RANK PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH ' Circle five (Mrs. Charles Mi: sermon. At 9 a. m other Sundays, The morning services will bs ler) held a Christmas party a! Baptisms every Sunday at 1 held Sunday at 11 o'clock. Sun- service st 10:48 a. m. a. m. and a service of Holy Eu p. m. in ths church. A baptism morning praytr and ssrmon. eharist also wilt be held Wednes- Herding Roed Atop Tower Hill the home of Mrs. Glenn Bowling Church school It at 10 a- m. Holy day school will meet at 11 a, m ALL SAINTS EPISCOPAL 27 Hemlock court, Applebrool blank mutt bs obtained from th* A testimonial servlc* will be day at 9 a. m. rectory and filled out before the Kucharlst at 9:80 a m W*dn«t- Naveilnk CHARLES 8. WEBSTER, Minister Farm, Mlddletown. Mrs. Franc; days and Holy Days R*v Alan held next Wednesday at 8 p. m. Swartz and Mra. Crouthamel were baptism takes place. Sunday's program begins with ST. JAMES MEMORIAL CAMPBELL SHEIL, Minister of Education mnd Visitation Novena devotions In honor of H. Tongut Is vicar, In chare*. Holy Communion at 8:30, with guests. Gifts were exchanged. CHURCH OF CHRIST EPISWPAL CARL F. MUELLER, Minister of Music Our Lady of the Miraculous Mtdal church school at 9:30 and parents' Eatontown METHODIST Eatontown and children's service at 10 every Monday at 8 p. m. in the Church school U at 9:30 a. COMMUNION church. Highlands Sunday services Include Bible o'clock. Morning prayer and ser- CHRISTMAS SUNDAY—DEC. 23 ' Fair Haven Church school msats at 9:30 a. study, 9:30 a. m., and worship at mon will be at 11 o'clock. At 7:30 a. m. the second and Religious Instruction for all fourth Sunday*, th« Holy Eucha- •unday services are at 8, 9:10 parish children attending publio m. Morning sarvic* at 11 o'clock. 10:30 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Wednes- There will be Holy Communion, Evening tervlct at 7:30. day services are at 7:30 p. m. rist At 11 a. m. the first and third Maatkal Warship Services .... Ml art 11:00 and 11 a. m. Holy day servlcei are schools It held Saturdays from with Christmas music, Monday at Sunday*, Holy Eucharist and ser- at 9:30 a. m. Rev. Charlea L. 9:30 to 10:30 a. m. In th* grammar Prayer mtttlng Wednesday at James Elliott and Bob Knight 11 p. m., snd morning prayer and 7:80 p. m. ars ministers. mon At 11 a. m '.lit second and ChrUtmei Anthem*: 4S-Vot«t Tower Hill Choir Wood is rector. school. Communion at 11 o'clock Christ- fourth Sundays, morning prayer mas day. and sermon. A nursery Is con- Sermon: "The Glory of Chrittmai!" MISSION ducted each Sunday a* 11 a m. II • Behold Your God I ^ Do ALL your Chrittmu shopping •JUST TO SAY, . Port Monmouth In th* parish house Holy Eu- Rev. A. Donald Magtw, pastor; charist at 7:30 a m Wednesday* In m«r*) minutes... Lawrence Wit*. Sunday school tu- and Holy days. Rtv Alan H, Christmas Cwtata tmd Orfaa Recital • . 4:10 P.M. perlntendtnt Tongue is vicar in charge. Bach Center* • "For Us e Child It Born" - FIRST PtSNTECOtnAI. Tower Hill Choir Long Branch St targe's By ThtRivtr Rev. Norman B. Nethers will Organ Recitel • Dr. Mueller ltad th* 11 a. m. service Sunday. Sunday-school will start at 9:46. Chrittmaa Service* The evangelistic service will be CHRISTMAS EVE—11 P. M. SUNDAY— held at 7:80 p. m. The young Chrlitmei Music: Tower Hill Choir 3 a.m. Holy Communion people's servlcs will be held at 7:80 tonight. A Bible study is held 9:80 a.m Family Service Sermonette t "The Holiest Night of the Year" and Address every Wednesday at 8 p. m. Church School 11 avm, Homing Service and FOR YOUR Serin on 4:00 p. m. The Festival of Nine Lessons The First Baptist Church PATRONAGE and Carols in Candlellghted Church. 86 Maple Ave. Red Bank This service Is the traditional service for Chriatmaa Eve, as Invite* It* Many Member! and Friend* aung la King's College Cha- To Wonhip with V* yourself time and give the pel, Cambridge, England. The Rector's Christmas recep- folks the fun of picking out their tion follows the service. During the Chrutmat S&uon own presents! We've gift certifi- SUNDAY, DECEMBER 23 cate* for any amount you wish Monday. (CfcrUtmw !»•) to spend! S p.m. Young People's 11:00 a.m. "Whea Love Was lore" Christmas Service and Lighting at Outdoor Christmas Ive Service Dec. 24, at 7:30 p. m. Chilttmaa Tree 10:30 p.m. Family Service John F. Crouthamel, Pastor for Christmas Eve SUNPAY OPPORTUNITIIS: SUM EUSSILLES Full Choir and Address im by the Rector Church School t:«S A. M. Jr. HI B. Y. V. •:» P. M. Ilj49 p.m. Holy Communion Worship MOAD STRttT I RED BANK. NtW JIMIY 11:00 A. M. Sr. HI B. Y. F. T:J» P. M. II WHITI ST. TIL. 4-0*11 RID IANK fu9»ejayr (ChrUtrtw Diyl Williams' Fellowship (especially for servicemen) T:M P. K. 10:30 s-m. Holy Communion A.M.E. zroir ST. GEORGE'S EPISCOPAL REFORMED RED BANK REGISTER Runison New Shrewsbury Red Bank Thursday, Dec. 20, Little Gifts Spread CHURCH NEWS Rev. Charles E. Bourne will Holy Communion will be cele- "A Savior Is Born" will b« the preach at the 11 a. m. service, brated at 8 a. m. Canon George title oi thn Christmas nifHsayf: at which the senior choir, directed A. Robertshaw will conduct a fam-Itiy Rev. Robert M. Kunge at the ST. JOHN'S PRESBYTERIAN BAPTIST by Mrs. Teresa Daniel, will sing, j ily service, at which the giii* 11 a. in. Sunday. The an EPISCOPAL CHAPEL Shrewsbury Middletown Sunday-school, supervised by Mrs. clioir will sins, at 9:30 a. m. Thethem will I*? by the senior choir Little Silver Spirit of Christmas The Christma3 worship services "Thi? Wondrous Gift Is Given" Clara Carter, will meet, at 9:30church school will meet with it.s under the direction of Mrs. T. .J. i Sunday s.t 9:30 a. m., chareh Sunday will be at 9:30 and 11will be the Christmas sermon topic a. m. The church school will pre- department directors, Mrs. John Brereton, ur^anist. Hoy Bu.ser I school, and, also at 9:30 By VIVIAN BBOWK boiled eggi Just the way he likes a. m. The topic of the sermon of Rev. John E. Bates at the 11sent its Christmas program at Borland. Jr., Mrs. Harry Clayton will also present a tenor aolo. The prayer, litany and Mrmon by them. Why not reward her? Spray by Rev. Arthur S. .Toicc pastor, a. m. Sunday service. The senior and Harrison Woodman, at 9:30ushers, under the auiwu-vision of Rev. Theodoro E. ' AP Nenrfeature* Writer 7:30 p. m. Midweek prayer aorvice A. LeVan, cologne is ideal and inexpensive. will be "Where Will We Find choir, under the direction of Mrs. will be held at 8 p. m. Wednesday, . in. Elder Donald G.inson will include rector. -IT'S FUN TO GIVE a gift to One new cologne scent recom- :he Heart of Christmas?" frrnrge Hartman, organist, will to be followed at 9 o'clock by the Canon Robcrtshaw will preach Elmer Ralph, Harry Ksielle, Stfiv- j The annual pageant and Chrirt- people who least expect it. Themended (or Christmas id said to Music will include the organ present the anthems, "Break Zion Travelers chorus rehearsal. at the 11 a. m. service, at which *-n Greeley and Howard Hurley. \ mas pnrty for Sunday-school pu- family knows their gin» are Incapture the mysterious fragrance prelude by Miss Doris Frame, Forth, O Beauteous. Heavenly The senior choir will rehearse the organist. Marshall C. Bush, The church nursery will !«• super- j pils will he held at 3 p. m. the bag. All Vat's left are theof the desert flower. Other ideas minister of music, "Holy Night" Light." Bach; "For Unto Us A it 8:30 o'clock tonight. will play, as a prelude, Brahms' vised by Mrs. Fred Horsfall. Monday at. 9 p. m., a service ususal "thanks," complaint* about could be small compact or by Dudley Buch. Philip Roy, Child Is Born," from Handel's "Lo, a Rose Is Blooming," and, as The sermon Tor the 9:30 a. m.' with procession and choral *U- aolor, size, fit or style, or re-•achet. "Messiah," and "Holy Morn" from diarist will be held. On Christ- tenor, will sing "O Lovely Voices PRESBYTERIAN a postlude, Bach's "In Dulci family service wlU be entitled, quests to exchange what was How about the girl at the rail- Bach-Gounod's "Ave Maria." 8c- Jubilo." The choir will sinn the mas day, a service of Holy Eu- of the Sky" by Alexander Mat- Eatontown "God's Greatest Gift." The early thought to be s wcll-pltnned pur- road or airlines ticket window hews. At the 9:30 a. m. service, prano soloist, Mrs. Erwinjr Kehrer, spiritual "Go Tell It on the Moun- family service Sunday will be charist will b« hald at » a. a. ajiase. who makes reservations for thethe choristers will sing "Long Ago will sing "Voices of the Sky." The The church school will present tains'' and Hopkirk's "O Day of from 9:30 a. m. until 10:20 a. m.. But 'Uin't io when the recip- traveling roan? She's a good type Midnight Strain" by Marzo and offertory anthem will bo "There's two Christmas programs this God, Draw Nigh." with classes In the church school METHODIST ients are surprised. They'll give for an unexpected reward. Con- the junior choir will sing "Gloria a Song in the Air." Flowers and year. Instead of a single program A special program, the "Festival being dismissed at 10:30. The be- Keansburg you your money's worth la true sider one of the small trans- in Excelsis Deo." At the 11 a. m.Christmas decorations will be InSunday night by the ontire school of Nine Lessons and Carols," tra- ginners, nursery and primary At the 11 a. m. service Sunday Christmas spirit every time. The parent purses for carrying service, the choristers and thecharge of circles one and two ofthere will be a program Sunday ditional in England, will be held classes will be held in the cot-the choirs will sing a cantata, tiniest Christmas gift will prob- makeup accessoret or a nail senior choir will unite in singing the Woman's association. Ushers night by the older departments at the church at 4 p. m., with tage and Beekman houae. Harry "The Dawn of Christmas," by Roy ably send them reeling with joy. equipment case for her. Girls "And the Glory, the Glory of the will be Ralph Barto, James Ron and one Saturday afternoon by Canon and Mrs. Robertshaw to be Ingalls, superintendent of the E. Nolte. At 3 p. m. the Methodiit Take the baby litter. She'* who work at lobs where hands Lord" from the Messiah by Hanaldso- n and Roland Scott. There the three younger departments: hosts at a parish reception follow- church school, will assist in the youth fellowship will leave the are in the spotlight are always nursery, kindergarten and pri- an ideal type to make happy del. Mis* Frame'* postlude will will be a supervised nursery in the ing the event. Christmas refresh- family service. Mrs. Helen Estelle church to sing carols at the Ivy . arith a imall gift—perhaps a Interested in articles of hand kindergarten room during the mary. The Saturday program will ments will be served. House nursing home, Middletown. care, Anything from a bottle of be "Hosannah" by Wach*. will be soloist. "pstlck, bottle of shampoo, hair Sunday church school will be service of worship. be held in the sanctuary at 2 A Christmas party for the nur- Christmas eve candlelight service ornament or nail kit. Put It in hand lotion to nail enamel should p. m. After the program, the sery school will be held at 11 a. in. Sunday night at 8 o'clock the will be at 11 p. m. be sure fire hit*. at »:S0 and 11 a. m. The kinder- Church' school will meet in the church choir will present a Christ- a special gift wrapping (or added garten and primary departments church at 9:45 a. m. to completi parents and friends are invited tomorrow. The Brownies will go Marsha Kay, daughter of Mr. tnjoyment. to remain for some refreshments. carolling at 5 p. in. tomorrow. man cantata, "Chimes of the Holy and Mrs. John Kay, Park avr, Cleaning women who help out wlU meet at 8:30 and the junior rehearsals for the Nativity play to Night." The cantata will be direct- Then there are the milk man, with the family or toil In an and senior departments at 11 be given Sunday night. In charge Gifts will be distributed to the Young members of the church was baptized by Rev. Otto Jankc, cd M Boatman and garbage man. Ifoffice building at night are other a. m. All department* meet at of arrangements are Clement Bar- pupils. will visit local nursing homes ^. ™- '•'• ™n' pastor, last Saturday. n 0 d e M H ol n . Miss you {eel In the mood and canlikely candidates for Banta Claua the church house. low and James Morford. There will be no Sunday eve from 1 to 4 p. m. Saturday. i _ !? , __ ™.. _ « . ning service. The Junior through Lorraine Young, Mrs. Roy Buser. afford it, add them to your Chrtot- largesse. Remind Dad that he can Th« church school will have Sunday evening the church The junior vestry will meet at In Red Bank If* '.aa list. A little gift goes a long •pread some cheer with these two Christmas service* next Sun- adult departments of the church 9:30 a. m. Monday to decorate the Mrs. Frank Dunn, Roy Buser and school will present the Nativity John Zagajd. SHERMAN'S for way with the paper boy too. Ditto people who keep his lite orderly day afternoon, to which parent* school will present a Christmas church. A service for the young • CURTAINS and who would least expect a pageant, "Holy Night," at program at 7:15 p. m. Everyone Christmas eve at 11 o'clock a • DRAPERIES the cashier at the food market are Invited. The primary and sen-o'clock. All children of the church people will be held at 5 p. m., fol- and the delivery boy. Anything remembrance. Help him decide ior department* will have their is invited to p-nmp out Sunday lowed by the lighting of the out-candlelight service of Holy Com- • SLIP COVERS from a box of cookies to •hav- what to give ami put the greet achno! will participate. Ushers will evening. Sunday morning's ser- munion will be held in the church, • LINENS service at 2:30 p. m. and thebe George Hartmann and Jame oui tree. There will be a carillon • VENETIAN BUND.' ing: lotion will please men whoInge In attractive wrappings. junior and kindergarten depart- mon topic will be "The Lord Ie jrecital at 10 p. m., to be followed he meditation by the pastor will Far •erve you. Ronaldson. Come." I * "The Wonder of This Night." Skop-.t-Hom. Strvln ments will have their service at There will be no regular meet >y the Christmas eve family ser- Pk«M RE «-284» The man of the house could COMMUNITY 4:30 p. m. The youth budget committee j ice, at which Canon Robertshaw he anthem* will be by the -ten- Ings of the Middletown youth fel- will complete its calling on the or choir, with special violin silec- Shtmmi'i have a long list of "possibles" on Llncroft The Christmas eve candlelight lowship until Sunday, Jan. 6, at ill preach at 10:30. Holy Com- \>n cift list. How about the girl service will be held at 11 p. m. outh of our church tomorrow. munion will be celebrated at 11:45 .lons by John Zagaja. •nployees in the office—telephone "The GlfU That Jesus Brought' 7 p. m. 5ach person is urged to nil out will be the sermon topic Sunday Monday. Rev. Mr. Joice's subject Adult fellowship will meet in p. m. <* BROAD STREET RIB BAN* eperators or secretaries? They'll for meditation will be "What Gift youth budget enlistment card Christmas day service* of Holy OCEANVIEW COMMUNITY be pleased with the smallest gift of Rev. Howard Johnson at the the new education building tomor- Is Best?" The following special nd place it in the offering plate, Communion will take place at I Leonardo —solid cologne or a box of toilet- 11 a. m. serv!c;>. The choir, un- row night at «:30. This will be a ither this Sunday or next. Slm- der the direction of Miss Evelyn musical program has been pre- covered dish (upper, followed by and 10-.S0 a. m. Rev. Kenneth N. Gamble, Jr., ries. Or if there an a number pared by Misa Frame: Organ pre- •ly, any adults who have not yet A St. Stephen'* day celebration tt girl*, Inexpensive gift* may Lay ton, organist, will ling, "Si- carol singing. umed in their pledge cards for will deliver the sermon at the CHRISTMAS lent Night" lude, "Noel" of D'Acquin; an- if Holy Communion will be at morning service at 11 o'clock. In put in the grab bag for their them*, senior choir am. choristers, The senior choir will meet at 957 are urged to do so before :30 a. m. Wednesday. One for own choosing. The Christmas Sunday-school the church tomorrow night at 8 he end of the year. Richard Egedy will be at the combiner!, choral prelude, "Cheru- it John the Evangelist'* day will irgan. SPECIALS on - Hi.i favorite waitress at that program will be held in the bim Song," Bortniansky, "Holy o'clock for rehearsal, under the Because of the church school be at 7:30 a. m. Thursday, Dec. 'luncheon spot is another likely direction of Mrs. George Hart- Sunday-school will meet at »:45 church hall S:SO p. m. Following Night," Adam arr. by Belderman, rograma, there will e no regu- 27, and one (or Holy Innocents' Jewelry and Watche* gift recipient. She's made aure the program, a fellowship hour nann. w meeting of the Westminster a, m with classes for ill ages. he gets his hamburger or *ofl "Hallelujah Chorus" from the ly at 7:30 a. m. Friday, Dec. 28.The Christmas program will be 1* scheduled. Messiuh, Handel; trio, Lois Mac- Saturday at 2 p. m. the church fellowship groups this week-end. Buy Now roc school excepting the kindergar- There will be a dance in the held at 7:30 p. m. A pageant, Mahon Jolce, soprano, Ronald CHAPEL, OF HOLY "The Three Gifts of Christmas," Clark, baritone, and Philip Roy, ten class, will meet in the church chapel tomorrow at 7:30 p. m. for a final dress rehearsal In prep- COMMUNION will be offered. The entire Sunday- tenor, "Co Tell It on the Moun- Jhrlstmas eve, the W. F. groups Fair Haven aration for the pageant to be held trill go caroling. They will meet school will take part. H. ROSIN tain" (Negro spiritual) arr. H. Tomorrow, the Feast of St. T. Burleigh; postlude, "Jesu, JoySunday. it the Methodist church at 7:30 Midweek prayer and Bible hour JEWELER The Middletown youth fellow- or a warm-up, to which all theThomas, there will be Holy Com- is scheduled for next Wednesday of Man's Desiring," Bach. munion at 9:30 a. m. At both the 9:30 and 11 a. m.ship will meet at Leed's hall Sun- people of the community are In- at I p. m., with the pastor in U W. Front St., Re day at 7:30 p. m. to carol through- rlted. After singing in front of Sunday, the fourth Sunday in services Sunday, canned food will Advent, there will be Holy Com- charge. be accepted for needy folk In this out the village. he church with the young peor«i rom the other .churches In Eat-munion at 8 a. m. chapel school (JURIST EPISCOPAL area. The canned goods may be at 9:30 and morning prayer with left In the church vestibule. CALVARY BAPTIST mtown, they will go to carol for Middletown Long Branch he sick and shut-Ins of the Pres- litany at 11 o'clock. MORRIS Westminster fellowship will Sunday-school members have Sunday services begin with Holy meet at 6 p. m. Sunday In the "Crowded Out" will be the ser- jyterlan church. They will return 'ommnnlon at 8 a. m. Church mon topic to be delivered Sunday ;o the Methodist church about 10 been asked to bring gifts of not social room of the church. All more than 25 cent value, which school is at 9:45 a. in. Morning WESTERMAN young people from the seventh by Rev. Paul N. Smith, at the 11 'or games and refreshments. prayer and sermon by the rector, a. m. service. At 11:15, there will be a can- will be taken to the Home of Our Chartorod Lifo Undorwrftor grade through high school will be Merciful Savior for Crippled Chll Rev. Andrew M. Vandyke, will be welcome. The prelude, "Angels From the dlelight service In the sanctuary. at 11 o'clock. The church school Member of New J*ri«y Bar Realms of Glory," will be played This Christmas eve service was dren In Philadelphia In time for Boy Scout troop 50 will meet hnstmas. These gifts .should be Christmas pageant will be at S Member of the Top Club at 7:30 p. m. Thursday in theby the brass trio. "Thou Didst Initiated last year. There will be p. m. Sunday. Leave Thy Throne" will be sung \o service In the church Christ- brought not later than the 11 social room with William Deckcrt >'clock service Sunday and should Monday night, Christmas eve, as scoutmaster. by Mm. Lawrence Lufburrow, ias day. there will be carol singing and NEW YORK LIFE Mrs. Paul Smith and Mrs. How- be labeled with age and sex of The sale of Christmas trees, PRESBYTERIAN child to receive gift. choral Holy Communion at 11 sponsored by the Men's club is ard Nilsen. Sunday-school will be o'clock. Carol singing and choral INSURANCf COMPANY held at 9:45 a. m. Long Branch Monday, Christmas eve, there continuing. There will be larger will be a service of carols and Holy Communion are scheduled trees for sale beginning tonight. An original Christmas program, A candlelight Christmas Com- 67 Proipecf Avt. RE 6-40H munion service will be held Mon- hymns and the reading of the for Christmas morning at 10 Junior choir rehearsal, directed written by C. A. Lulburrow, en- o'clock. titled "The Star of Bethlehem," day at 11 p. m. The service will Christmas Scriptures at 4 p. m. lit >y Mrs. William Shoemaker, will include the sacrament of the the chapel. At 11:30 p. m., there be held in the social room of the will be presented at the 6:30 p. m. service, Lord's Supper, a special solo by will be a celebration of the Holy church at 9 a. m. Saturday. Sun- Mrs. Lloyd Christlanson, and a !ommunion. This service will be day-school hoy« and girls between Children of the Sunday-school will take part in the program. duet by Mrs. A. E. Bjorkner and preceded by 15 minutes of carols the ages of nine and 12 will be Thomas Cameron. The choir will and other music. welcomed. Immediately after the They include Kathy Nilsen, Brian lo all our friends, an old-fashioned Cleary, Joy DeNuccl, Florence Os- be directed by George Hoe, or- Christmas, day there will be a junior choir rehearsal, Mrs. Shoe- ganist. Congregational caroling celebration of the Holy Com maker will rehear»e the primary tertag, Louis Schneide, Peggy will be Included in the service. Christmas wish. May all the toys of the Mango, Jean Fiedler, Barbara munlon in the chapel at 10 a. m. choir, for children seven and Everyone of tlie community is Next Wednesday, the Feast of eight years of age, at 8:45 a. m. Smith and Sharon, Dennis and invited to this special «ervice. season enrich your heart this day and forever. Robert Bryan. Solos will be given St. Stephen, first martyr of the The choristers rehearse Wed- Sunday worship will be held at church, Holy Communion will be nesday from 7 to 7:45 p. m. under by Florence Oatertag, Barbara Smith, Jean Fiedler and Kathy 11 a. m. Rev. Robert Hugh Reed, at 9:30 a. m, Next Thursday, the the direction of Miss Frame fol- pastor, will preach on "Wise Men Feast of St. John the Evangelist, lowing which the senior choir Nilsen. Rev. Mr. Smith will close the from the West" The senior choir Holy Communion will be at 9:30 HAROLD'S RADIO & ELECTRIC SHOP meet*. New member* are invited. wlU present Christmas music, un- . m. Small children may be left at service with a brief message. Spe- cial lighting effects and Christmas der the direction of Mr. Roe. A Communicants who cannot at- 16 W. FRONT ST. RED BANK the nursery and itory hour In the nursery will be held during Sun- tend the services by reason of age church house during the II a. m. decoration* will be handled by day morning service worship for James Amstutz, James Hlmes and or Infirmity have been asked to service by parents desiring to at- children of all ages. contact Father Wood so that the tend the worship service. » Howard Nilsen. The felt figures to be used a* a backdrop were Church school will meet at 9:45 Sacrament may be brought to FEDERATED painted by Mrs. Lufburrow, a. m. under the supervision of them In their homes. Established a Quarter of m Century Melville Halliday. Holmdel The junior high and young "Christmas in our Houae" will METHODIST PRESBYTERIAN people'* Westminster fellowship Atlantic Highlands be the sermon topic of Rev. An- Eatontown will meet at 6:30 p. m. for Christ- drew A. Burkhardt at the A a. m. Rev. William Tolley will preach DO YOU Senior, Intermediate and Junior mas caroling among the church's at ths 9:30 and 11 a. m. service service Sunday. Mrs. Howard Mc- choirs will unite to (Ing in cele sick and shut-ins. Miss Patricia Cormlck, organist, will present as Sunday. Sunday-school at 9:3Q bratlon of the birth of a Saviour Halliday -will direct the caroling. , m. The cast of Westminster fel- NEED prelude. "Venite Adoremus," Wil- Sunday. Church school is at 9:30At 7:30 p. m., they will join other GLASS lowship will meet for a play re- son; offertory, "Star of the East," with classes for all ages. Protestant youth groups In the Kennedy and postlude, "In Ex- Long Branch district United hearsal at 3:30 p. m. A special Christmas worship service la at youth service will be held at 6:30 celsto Li«o," Ellis. The choir will 10:45 a. m. The sermon topic is Christian Youth Movement at FOR YOUR HOME? sing "Wonderful Story" and "In Monmouth Memorial hospital for p. m., followed by caroling and "God's Christ mm Gift," The sen- refreshments. the Stillness of the Night." tor choir will sing the anthem caroling, and In the Wcstwood A Christmas candlelight service "The Prince of Peace" by Wilson. nursing home and Hazard hos- The Mariners club and othc will be held at 4:30 p. m. Carolers The senior youth fellowship will pital. At 9 p. m., the U.C.Y.M. young people will gather to decor- CALL RED BANK 6-1063 will meet at the chapel at 7:30meet at «:30 p. m. All young group will meet at St. Luke's ate the church at 8:30 p. m. Sat- p. m, Methodist church for refresh- urday. ALL WORK GUARANTEED people are welcome. ments. The church will be open for At 7:30 p. m, the church school The choir will lead In singing meditation Christmas eve from will present a Christmas program Boy Scout troop 29 will meet al the "Christmas Song of Songs," 8 to 9 p. m. Mrs. Frank Z. Sindlln- with all choirs uniting in appro- the church Wednesday at 7:39 p. a cantata., at a Christmas eve We Carry a Complete Line of ger will play Christmas music at priate pageantry. m. The senior choir will rehearse service at 11 p. m. the organ. • WINDOW GLASS • PlATt MASS By action of members of theThursday at 7:30 p. m. A family worship service will The Christmas party of the Sun- church school, all giving of pre- A special college homecoming be held at 10:30 a. m. Christmas • SHADID AUTO GLASS • MIRRORS day-school will be held Saturday sents will be waived and cash lupper and social will be held by day, to be followed by an In- at 3 p. m. given to Hungarian Relief. Mem- Ibe young people's Westmlnate formal and short period of song • ©LASS TOPS FOR DISKS AND NRNITURI A Young People's Christian En- berg of the official board are urged fellowship Friday, Dee. 28, at 8:30 and praise. deavor meeting will be held to- to be present at the meeting Tues- p. m., to welcome college- students • MIRRORS RISILVRRID • JALOUSIIS morrow at T:30 p. m. day at the church at 8 p. m. and armed service personnel COMMUNITY home for the holidays. Mlsse Judy Canse, Karen Samolls am Port Monmouth Dor!* Varjabedian are in charge. Topic of the pastor, Rev. A. AUTO GLASS INSTALLED Donald Magaw, at the 11 a. m. BAPTIST service Sunday will be " The WHIU-U-WAIT New Monmouth Greatest Child Ever Born Into the YULETtDE GREETINGS Church Bible school will meet World." Sunday-school will be at Sunday morning at 9:45 o'clock 9:30 a. m. "The Love Which Pas- with classes for all ages. seth Knowledge" will be the topic Rev. William' E. Blsgrove wl of the 7:45 p. m. service, Merry preach on "The Preeminence of Prayer meeting will be at 7:45 Christ" at the 10:80 a. m. service. p.-m. Wednesday with the topic, Senior choir will sing, "There "God's Better Things." Wero Shepherds," Vincent, an There will be a Christmas eve "Rise Up Early," Kountz, undei service ftom 11 p. m. to midnight MORRIS the direction of Mrs. Marian Ta with "Three Kings" as the topic. tern, organist. The pastor's chol: At 3 p. m. Saturday there will also will sing. be rehearsal at the church for PLATE GLASS CO. The Christmas vesper service the Christmas music, with Mis. 10 MAPLE WE. RED BANK will bo held at 4:30 p. m. Th,Howard P. Smith, Jr., as director. three church choirs will unite t Men's brotherhood will meet to- OUR OMLY f\ACi Of MISINRSS presenting the Christmas story i night at 7:30. At this Mcnon we extend song and Scripture. The mtd-week service of prayei and Bible study will be held Wed riesday at 7:30 p. m. Senior Choi to all our friends and customers will meet for rehearsal at 8:S0 j p. m. . The Byl.ota groups will meet at the church after school. The pas- tor's choir will rehearse at this the warmest greetings oi the time. The young people meet at 7:30 p. m. The Sunday-school program will be Friday at 7:30 p. m. The chil- Christmas Season. dren and the young people will tell of the birth of Christ, cfiMr brighten »n» honrni of BASSST Fort Monmouth our many kind Umndx Rev. Ernest W. Zimmerman will deliver the sermon at the whoM pafroMf* wt vo/u* Our linear* thanks to all our morning service at 11 o'clock. Bible school will meet at 9:45 to highly. Our inonti fe jreu all kind fri«ndi far tb»lr continued patronage and a. m. with classes for all ages. Bible study Is scliodulcd (or our bml wish** for a happy holiday. Thursday at 8 p. m. »t the home of Mr. and Mia. Albert E. Ma DORN'S PHOTO SHOP honey, 11 Vermont ivvc, Pint Monmouth. Rev, Mr, Zimmerman everything far the Camera Fan will be In charge. A special Rct-to^ether for chil- SUPPLIIS and IOUIPMINT dren and adults will he held 15 WALLACE ST. RKD RANK Thursday at 7 p. ni. Rev. Mr. Home Decoraton Bminrmiin will show ilMei de- Uu.t around the comer pleting thn birth of f'hrl'it. A from Hroad St.) RED BANK social hnur will follow. Thly ;,!. o 17 MOAD ST. will oc held at thn home 80- Thursday, Dec. 20, 1956 RED BANK REGISTER

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RUMSON — Canon George A. Carol Selections Robertahaw, rector of the Epis- The choir will sing carols and copal church of St. George's by anthems between the reading of the River, announced Tueeday th* lessons. Selections Include that *" singers will take part in Bach's "Break Forth, O Beaute- the "Festival of Nine Lessons and ous Light;" the traditional, "Up, Good Christian Faith;" Brahms' Carols" at the church at 4 p. m. "The Noble Stem of Jessie;" the Sunday. traditional "God Rest Ye Merry Services like this have been Gentlemen;" Pearsall's "In Oolci held each Christmas eve for more Jubllo;1' the English "A Virgin than SB yean in King's College Most Pure;" the Italian "Hall, chapel, Cambridge, England. In Blessed Virgin Mary;" Manney's them, nine lessons are read by "O Bethlehem:" Descant's "While members of the church, in as- Shepherds Watched Their Flock;" cending order of Importance, and Pettman's "Away In a Manger," by representatives of other insti- and the traditional "How Bright- tutions. ly Appears the Morning Star" and Sunday's readen will be Don- "O Come, All Ye Faithful." Mar- ald Kerr, a young chorister; Rob- shall C. Bush, organist and mas- ert Ross, an acolyte; David ter of the choristers, will be In Powell, college atudent; Geoffrey charge of the music. V. Azoy, vestryman; Edgar A. The service will be followed Blake, school headmaster; Quen- by a Christmas reception given tin Keith, college professor; Rev. by Canon a-id Mrs. Robertshaw, Kenneth Magner, non-Episcopal Tonight boys and girls of the minister; Rev. Robert F. Hay- choir will be guests at a Chritt- man, assistant minister of the mas dinner at which Canon Rob- parish, and Very Rev. Bernard ertshaw will commend them and McK. Garllck, head of the Mon- Mn. Bush for work done during mouth convocation. Canon Roh- the year and will distribute ertshaw will read the bidding Christmas gifts. Such a party prayer. Is held each year. Tha Ladies' Homa league of the Salvation Army held an adult Christmas feitival Tuaidey night for memben of the local corpi, advisory board, military personnel and Chorus and Orchestra Allied Army friendi. Military personnel above who participated in tha singing of earoli are, left to right, teatad, Pvt. Kenneth Richmond, M/Sgt. Florence Kelt in, Pvt. Gary Mi- chaali and Sgt. Irene DuBois, and standing, Mrs. Robert Rightmire, wife of Capt. Right- Give Entertainment mire, who is in command o> tha Salvation Army citadel here; Sgt. Sadia Schneider, Pvt. RIVER PLAZA — The fifth | Jones, flute, and Dale Rauch and Jack Marsdan and Misi tatty Ray lack, of the local corps. grade chorus, directed by Mrs. Donna Perry, xylophone. Mtmban of tha Chriitmai homa decorating contest committee in Fair Haven arc Anna Ray, school music Instruc- Mothers of the fourth grade tor, sang Christmas songs at a pupils, morning and afternoon Shirley Crow, Mrs. Harold R. Stine, left. Abe Dixon and Mrs. Raymond Moore. The contest it spon- meeting of the Parent-Teacher as- sessions, were hostesses. Mrs. College to Hold sociation Tuesday. Faculty mem- Fred L. Avers' morning begin- Chester Cordcr Former Pastor sored by the Red Bank Community Chamber of Commerce. Ralph H. lelknip, the bers concluded the program with ners' group won the sttendance Chamber'! contait chairman, has appointed committees in each municipality covered by a novelty choral arrangement, bannis for parent attendance. EATONTOWN - Mra. Mary "We Wish You a Merry Christ- Christmas Party Crow of Wall st., has announced Officiates at the contest. mas." WEST LONG BRANCH — The the engagement of her daughter, The children sang "Bring a first Monmouth college enow Misa Shirley Crow, to Cheater W. Music Croup Corder, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ches- Son's Wedding TERRY—HERTLE Torch," "Fun, Fun, Fun," "The queen will receive her crown to- Gail E. J. Speneer, Rocking of the Child" and "Pray morrow during a Christmas caml- ter Corder of Bateaburg, S. C. A MIAMI, Fie. - Miss Nancy Yule Party Held E. Ernest Elgrim, Jr. MATAWAN- Miss Edith Cora God, Bless All Friends Here." Sings Cantata vul In the last hour" before vaca- holiday wedding is planned. Jones, daughter of Capt. and Mrs. Terry, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Chorus members Included Leslie tion for 1,500 students. Hilton L. Jonea of this place, and EAST KEANSBURG-Mr. and Frank T. Terry of Haslet ave, Smith, Barbara Munschauer, Vi- Members of the musk group Sponsoring freshmen have ar- John G. Gebhard III, eon of Rev. By Garden dub Mrs. John O. Spencer, 17 Ocean Haslet, and Frank Hertle, Jr., ta Bus, Vickie Hollands, Kathy of the evening department of the ranged to have Santa Claus greet and Mra. John O. Oebhard, Jr., of son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hertle, ave., this place, have announced Donovan, Linda Gray, Ernest Fox, Red Bank Woman's club, directed everyone at the door of great hall, Germantown, on the Hudson, N, SHREWSBURY — Forty-seven the engagement of their daughter, also of Hazlet, were married Sun- Philip Laudenslager, Richard Ma- converted for the evening into a Y. were united In marriage on members and guests of the Atlan- Gall Elisabeth Jane Spencer, to day at the Baptist church by the zarro, Robert Mazzie, Kleth Ed- by Mrs. Charles Keyler, presented lit kingdom for a snow queen. December S in the Shensndoah tic Highlands Garden club at- E. Ernest Elgrim, Jr., son of Mr, pastor, Rev. Lawrence Bailey. All wards and Richard Furlato. a cantata, "In Bethlehem," at the Presbyterian church In Miami. tended the Christmas luncheon of Sophomores will have the honor and Mn. E. Ernest Elgrim of Ed- white flowers decorated the The school's new orchestra, al- holiday meeting of the group of making the announcement and Revs. Mr. Gebhard and J. Wayne the club last week at Shadow- ward ave.. Belford. church. Mrs, Adam Bsnke was Fulton officiated. brook here. Mra. Ruby Gerkeni so directed by Mrs. Ray, played Monday at the clubhouse. Mrs. crowning the snow queen. organist; Mrs. Victor Fredda, four numbers. Renee Marko is The glee club will open the of Atlantic Highlands rendered soloist. Lawrence White was pianist, Given In marriage by her father, Christmas songs and carols. the pianist. Others participating evening at 8.SO with carols and the bride wore a full length gown Escorted by her father, the were Richard Furlato, Billy Den- The oholr included Mrs. Clar- hymns, under the direction of of Chantllly lace and satin with Jack Kirk of Atlantic Highlands bride wore s ballerina-length ence Gale, Mrs. E. A. Fantone, was guest of honor. Mrs. Charles nis and Lester Long, who played Kenneth Knapp, director of music seed pearls and lrideacent sequins gown of net and lace, over satin. the accordion; Laurel Fox and Mn. Kenneth Burger, Mrs. H and dramatics. Dance music will around the neckline and short Johnson, president, was In charge She had an illusion flngertlp- Conant Speer, Mrs. Earl S. Jolce, of the program. Michael Fox, flutophone; Kathy be provided by the Queensmen sleeves, length veil attached to a lace Sunday, saxaphone; Barbara Mrs. Wallace Bennett, Mn. Mar. quartet. A crown of seed pearls and Iri- Mrs. Orria D. Steelman, chair- and seed pearl tiara and her caret T. King, Mrs. William At- man of arrangements, waa as- Freshman class presidents, Irs descent sequtns topped her finger- shower styled bouquet waa white well, Mrs. LeRoy Phifer and Mrs. D. Stein, Wanamassa, of the day tip length Illusion veil. She earrled sisted by Mrs. George Wels and carnations. Keyler. served In the Italian navy and session, and Thomas F. Walsh, a bouquet of white roses with Ivy Mrs. John Ruf. Miss Shirley Hertle of Haslet, Others present were Mrs. Gran- Is employed by the Monmouth Memben, directed by the wel- Spring Lake, of the evening leaves. the bridegroom's slater, was the county highway department fare chairmen, Mrs. Theodore DU- session represent the sponsoring Mn. Shirley Oebhard, the form- din Chapman, Mrs. Thomas Gould, honor attendant. The bridesmaids Mrs. Guy Humphrey, Mra. Cha- ger and Mn. Robert Shelly, took class. On the committee are Miss er Miss Shirley Wallace of Red were Miss Fenri Peseux and Miss charge of the Salvation Army Ann E. Blske-Hasklns, Matawan; [ Bank, N. J., sister-in-law of the rette Horster, Mrs. Edmund Hart- Gail Peseux, both of Hsxlet, and SAYRE—BAUMANlf 1 corn, Mrs. Robert Horster, Mrs. Christmas kettles on Broad st. Miss Catherine A. Corbo, and bridegroom, waa matron of honor, both the bride's cousins. Announcement Is made of tha Tuesday. Workers were Mn. Miss Joyce E. Holmes, Neptune; John Irwtn, Mrs. Frederick marriage of Miss Wlletta H. and David Oebhard was best man All were dressed alike In bal- John O'NeM, Mn. R. J. Lawrence, Miss Joan P. Lawton, New for his brother. Weiler, Mrs. Elbert Mason. Mrs. lerina-length gowns of taffeta, Sayre, daughter of the late Mr. William Gerkens, Mn. William Mrs. George Drake, Mn. Rob- Shrewsbury; Hubert W. Mullaney, Susan Perry, cousin of the bride, styled with full skirts. The honor and Mrs. Charles D. Sayre, Jr., ert Upson, Mrs. Edwin Herr, Mrs. Asbury Park; Miss Priecllla M. Hleb, Mrs. B. O. Martin, Mrs. attendant wore Neptune green of Monmouth Beach, to Ensign Miss Shirley Crow served aa a bridal attendant. Thomas McCabe. Mrs. Naomi Hilford Wiltsie, Mrs. Alex Hagen, Pike, Middletown; Miss Prlscllls Ushers were Charles Ferry, cousin and carried a colonial bouquet Philip C. Baumann, son of Mr. Mn. Arthur Fonskov, Mn., Burg- L. Taylor, Avon, George A. Voehl, Kopelson, Mrs. Alfred Klrchner, of green carnations. One brides- and Mrs. Philip M. Baumann of Mies Crow, a graduate of Long of the bride, Lynwood Anderson Mrs. Frank Seigfried, Mrs. Hugo er, Mn. Kenneth McDonnell, Mrs. and Thomas W. Fennely, Long and Jack Hardy. maid wore gold, and the other Neptune, Nov. 28, at chapel one, William Lee. Mrs. A. F. Werner, Branch. Branch high school, has been em. Palme, Mra. Joyce) Felling, Mrs. coral, with their carnation bou- Fort Monmouth. Lieut. Col. J. ployed by ths telephone company The Miami Marine Association Bernard Barrett, Mrs. Henry Mrs. Edward Edmunds, Mn. Gert- was the scene of a reception after quets matching their gowns. All A. Olachewske, Army Chaplain's rude Combs, Mn. Mahlon Crimes, in this state and In Ohio, and is Relth, Mn. Milton Smith, Mra. 8. had matching headpieces of lace corps, officiated at a double now employed by the Monmouth the wedding. J. Petrakia, Mra. Robert Johnson, Mrs. John Given*, Mra. George Triangle Club The newlyweds will take a and seed pearls, trimmed with ring ceremony. Brown, Mrs. James Fatten, Mn. County National bank In Red Mra. Frank Groener, Mn. Dorothy short veUs. The bride wore a ballerina Bank. Nassau honeymoon trlp'before re- Kennedy, Mrs. Herbert ShaU, Edward H. Coaway, Mrs. Dexter siding at Towson, Md. MHaOallB. J. Frank T. Terry, Jr., of Haslet, length gown of white nylon lace ,T»ne«, Mra, Wiliard T, Somerville, Slates Dance Mr, Corder attended schools in I Mra. Jack Weiler, Mn. Ashton the bride's brother, was best man. and tulle over satin. Her veil Mn. Gene Vincent!, Mn. Fan- Monetta, 8. C. He served with the Rev. Oebhard was a pastor of Sickles, Mn. Saul Shapiro, Mrs. Both Miss Spencer and Mr. Kl- The ushen were Ralph Dean, waa attached to a headband of tone, Mrs. Portland H. Merrill, The second annual Christmas Army la the Far East, and Is now the Red Bank. (N. J.,) Reformed Ralph Martin, Mra. Frank Letsel- grim an graduates of Middletown Haslet, the bridegroom's cousin, pearls, and ahe carried a white Mn. Robert T. Maver, Mn. dance of ths Triangle club of employed by the Pennsylvania Church from 1M7-1MI ter, 8r, Mrs. William Somerville, township high school. and Fred Brown, Matawan. Bible with a marker of orchids. Lorens M. Klenk, Mn. Keyler, Trinity Episcopal church will be Utility Line Construction com- The above marriage la what the Mra. Paul Joy, Mrs. John Wood- The bride's mother wore a Miss Lorraine M. Tober of war does to some families. The Miss Spencer Is employed in the Mn. Atwell and Mrs. Arthur Hub- held Dec. 28 at the parish house, pany of Allentown, Pa. ward, Mn. Rudolph Heln, Mrs. gown of brown Chantllly lace, Monmouth Beach, her only at- bard. West Front st, Mrs. Norman F, groom waa at the Army Chemical George Weiss, Mn. Nelson Rob- Red Bank business office ot the with a champagne colored chiffon tendant, was dressed In rose Center about 30 miles from Balti- N. J. Bell Telephone company, and Hostesses Monday wen Mn. Sickels, general chairman, said Inn Blake Hays, erts, Mrs. George Kelly, Mrs. Wai- skirt. The bridegroom's mother crystalette. Charles Baumann of yesterday. more. He met his bride to be dron P. Smith, Mm. A. J. Dwight, Mr. Elgrim to associated with Ms wore light blue Chantllly lace Union, the bridegroom's cousin, Edward J. Leddy, chairman, and on a Mind date while she was father In the automobile repair Mn. Richard J. Morris, Mrs. Pat- Music for the dance, which will Lee W. Hughes, Jr. I Mrs. Philip Dinkelberg, Mn. Al- over taffeta. Both had pink orchid waa beat man. begin at • p. m,, will be furnished training at the Johns Hopkins bert Hendriekson and Mn. Rich- business and service station on corsages. A reception and dinner followed ton and Mn. Klenk. SEA GIRT—Mr. and Mn. John school for nuning. Result waa a Maple ave., Red Bank. by the "Downbeats." ard K. Weiss. After a reception at the Haslet at the Old Union house, Red New memben Introduced were Committee members are: H. Blake, Jr., of S0» Beacon blvd. wedding In Miami with the No data has been sat for the fire house, the couple left for a Bank. Mn. Herbert Dowan, a transfei Mn. Robert H. Clay, decora- announce the engagement of their groom's father officiating and from the Chatham otub, and Mn. Catholic Teenage wedding. wedding trip to Florida. The bride The bride was graduated from tions; Mrs. E. W. Copeland, re- daughter, Mrs. Inex Blake Hays preaching the following Sunday wore » gray suit with Mack and Long Branch high school and la Lawrence Schilling, a transfe night as a professional courtesy freshments; Mrs. George B. Voor- of Old Litehneld rd., Washington, Dance Next Thursday LODOB HOLDS ELBCTIOK white accessories and a corsage employed by the General Motors from the afternoon department of hls, Jr. and Mra. Calvin Carhart, to the host pastor. While the Acceptance corporation at As- the club, Conn., to Lee Westlake Hughes, Gebharda wen living In Red BAST KEANBBURO - Hie Members of Pride of Monmouth of pink orchids. The couple will entertainment and Walter Boakey, make their home on Bethany rd., bury Park. The garden department wffl tickets. Jr. Bank John in attended Prince- \ Teenagers of St. Catherine's Ceth- council, Sons and Daughters of Ensign Baumann waa gradu- meet Jan. a'at the-home of Mn. ton university. ollc church will hold a dance for Hazlat Proceeds of the danca will go Mrs. Hays la the widow of John Liberty, elected officers Tuesday The bride attended Haslet and ated from Red Bank high school Michael J. Rafferty; the art* and toward the club's contribution to high school; age boys and girls Crosaan Hays, Jr. She !a a former ADDED TIME OFF In the lodgcroome on Monmouth Keyport schools. The bridegroom and Newark College of Engi- crafts department Jan. S at the the church building fund, Mrs. resident of Conover lane, Middle- next Thursday at the Knights neering. He is a pilot In the clubhouse, and American home of Columbus; hall on rt. 36. st Installation will be Jan. 18. and his father operate • grocery Sickela aald. town township. Mr. Hughes is Mayor Katharine Elkus White store on Bethany and Haslet- Navy, assigned to tha carrisr department Jan. S, home of Mrs, Rev. Thaddeus Wojctechowtcc, Council books were audited by the son ot Dr. and Mrs. Lee West- and the council decided Monday Holmdel rd. In Haslet. Mr. Hertle, Valley Forge. Lewis E. Connor. lake Hughes of South Orange. He night that the borough offices will pastor, announced this week that the trustees, Mrs. Myra Fox, Miss Jr., waa graduated from Mata- Huber—Baxter Miss Ellen Sheehan will be chair- is'a member of the faculty of the be closed Dec. 24 and »1 to give Ruth Pennington and Harry wan high school and served In Rumsey Hall school in Washing- municipal employees extended man 6t the affair. Music will be the Army two yean. Nuptials Saturday furnished by the Sterdusten trio. DoWen. ton, Conn. holidays this year. k Everett Couple Married 50 Years NEW MONMOUTH—The GBANATO—DIPIRROPOLO rlage of Miss Ruth Huber, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Philip Holmdel Resident Is 90 KEANSBURO — Miss Mary Huber of Bison, S. D., and Jo- Collecting for the Needy Oranato, daughter of Mr. and seph Baxter, aon of Mr. and Mra, Mn. Joseph Oranato of Palmer Joseph Baxter of Holland rd., ave., and Arco DlPerropolo of Middletown, will take place Sat- Keyport, son of Mr. and Mn. urday afternoon at the Baptist Paaquale DlPerropolo of Naples, church here. Rev. William Bis- Italy, were married Sunday at grove, pastor, will officiate. A St Ann'a Catholic church by the reception will foltow in the pastor, Rev. Francis V. Picco- church parlors. lella. Miss Huber was graduated Tha bride waa escorted by htr from Bison, S. D., high school father. Her full-length satin gown and Hamllne university's school waa trimmed on the sweetheart of nursing in St. Paul. Minn. She neckline with sequins and seed attended the Moody Bible Insti- pearls and the skirt had a ca tute In Chicago, and Is complet- thedral-length train of Chantilly ing her senior year at the North- lace. She had a fingertip-length eastern Bible Institute In Essex illusion veil which fell from a Fells, Mr. Bsxter was graduated tiara and her flowers wars whits from Houghton prep at Hough- roses and orchids. ton, N. Y., and attended the Miss Josephine Oranato of Key- Moody Bible Institute In Chi- port, the bride's niece, was maid cago. He Is studying at an ap- of honor, Her full-length gown prentice in offset printing in New was American beauty tulle. She York city. had a matching hat and carried American beauty roses. The bridesmaids, Misses La- Matawan Couple verne Albers and Mary Ann Oenovese of Keyport, wore gowns Mark Anniversary of pale pink, with the front pan- MATAWAN —Mr. snd Mrs. el of the skirts being American Richard Erdmann, Jr., of Main st. beauty tulle. Their flowers were were honored Sunday by their pale pink roaes. friends at a dinner party at their Charles Allocco of Keyport was home to mark their 25th wedding best man. Ushers were Peter anniversary. Sawlckl, Union Beach, and Car- Attending were Mr. and Mra. men Davlno, Keyport, the bride's Frederick J. Noble, Holmdel; Mr. cousin. and Mrs. Joseph Baler, Mr. and Mn. Chriney S. Holmes of Holmdel marked her 90th The bride's mother wore blue Mr. and Mn. Frank Haley of Everett celebrated their Mr.i. Rcnaaelaei' L. Curtan, Ml ls.ee with matching accessories. and Mrs. William R. Craig, Mr. The Christmas spirit it in full swing »i tha Red lank birthday at a family party Sunday. She wai born in Colt's After a reception at the Laur- 50th wedding annivenary lait Thursday at a dinner party and Mm. Edwnrd Currle, Mr. and Neck, daughter of Eleanor Morford and Conover T. Holmes, ence Harbor Casino, the couple at tha home of their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mn. Mrs. Howard Erdmann, Mr. and butineii office of tha New Jersey Bell Telephone company. left for a wedding trip to Now Mr«, Pnul A. Egan, Mr. and Mrs. En.ployeet there ere making snd collecting toys and con- and hat lived in Holmdel since her marriage in 1903. Mn. York, and upon their roturn will Joteph M. Mendrei. Preient were Mn. Fred Conk and Lcroy Sickels, Mr. and Mr.i. J. Holme* ii a member of the Holmdel Biptiit church and reside In Keansburg, The bride's Mill Margaret Conk, Red Bank; Mrs, Joseph Mendrei, St., Kaymond Ketchel, and Mrs. Wil- tributing clothes and food baiketi for needy persons in this traveling costume was blue taf- llum Wasmuth, Matawan. Ladies' Aid society. She ii the mother of Harold T. Holmes, feta with black accessories. Jamaica, L, I,, and Miti Virginia Mendres, Everett. Mr. area. Shown looking over the stock are, left to right, M/s, The bride Is employed by Wh«u in doubt abuut how lA ttll HoltVidel, and hal two grandchildren, Miiiet Nancy and Mn. r-Lley ware married in St. Jamet Catholic ^hurch, snwinttd houiihold suoiis. •olvAyovr Joan Connolly, Red Bank, MiiiAnne Callinan, Spring Lite Charles Komar and son at Red lank, (by Rev. Joiepli Limiaiie. i piubl.n. niil, Tl,. RitiUlir'i clrflintd Heights, and Mist Loii Lieben^w, Holmdel. Jud.lth Holms*,T 1 Keanshurg. The brltlog rou m «achievement and 14, of M Fair Haven rd., Fair tveen 21 and 38 yean of ice, toservice to the community, atat* Haven, concussion and back In- Your Home Town Invettment Firm receive the distinguished service and nation. Hit record mutt show jury, feO an back while playing •ward of the Greater Red Bank evidence of personal or business basketball; Clayton Walton, U, of Junior Chamber of Commerce will progress. It Rosalie av*., Rumson, cut left be announced at a dinner at Molly Mr. Viscount said all should hand with knife; Leslie Stout, 41, Jack Stephen Skakandy Pitcher hotel Thursday. Jan. 10.know that nominee* need not be a of It Monroe av*., Shrewsbury, on of the Msstonal Ass*«»sHea ef StoBiMj Dealer*, be. Robert Viscount, the Jaycee Jaycee member. The award, a possible broken left ankle, fell president, today announced the title not a prise, "will give public while working on lighting system; formation of a pane] of flvt recognition to *om* outstanding Mary Mttsgsr. U, of lit Atlantic judges who will make the eelee- young man In the ana," a* MM, St., Keyport, eat right thumb tion from nomination! mbmltted urging all to support "this out- while rinsing glass; Alonio Dea- by the public. standing project" ler, N, ef It River St., R*d Bank, The local award I* part of a eut scalp, struck head en furnace The judgei are Higr. Kmmett nationwide Jayee* project and door; Caroline Woearough, 4, of A. Monahan, paitor of St. Junta similar contest* ar* In progress Ml Rutledge dr., Middletown, eut t-TMt Catholic church; Ray K. Taylor, elsewhere In the county and Hat*. right eyelid on bottle; Jennie Cir- rxecutlve secretary of the Red Winner* will b* entered tat state Igliano, S, of 111 Crettvitw dr., Bank Community Chamber of and national contest*. The nation, Middletown, cut over right eye, Commeice; Dr. Wylle Pate, sup- al Junior Chamber will pick ant feU 'striking head on wooden NEW YEAR'S EVE. erintendent of Middletown town- a list or America's tea outetandlog •hip schools; Freeholder Director young men of UM from tha state Also William Trew, U, of IS Jotepb C. Irwln and Louli H. winner*. Compton ave. West Koantburg, Farb, general manager, Long cut right wrist, Ml cutting wrist PARTY Branch Daily Record. oa broken bottle; Joseph Do- Attending the dinner will be Exempt Firemen crean*, St, of M Main et, Key- Red Bank's new mayor, Giorge port, multiple cute of anna and A. Gray. The principal speaker Elect Emmom hands, fall through store window; 5.50 will be George Pmgonaa, Newark, Barbara Ann Heckelmann, 1 of the Jayceet' national Tie* presi- XATONTOWN - Th* Siomat m Main st. Pott Monmouth. NR HRSON dent. Firemen's association Tuesday broken right collarbone, fell off night elected Howard X. XauM arm of chair; Thomas Tooker, Plus 20% tax Noralaattoa* Coming la as president M, of tt Monmouth at, Red Nomination* have been mad* by Othsre elected were vk* presi- Bank; cut left thumb while sharp- service dubs, organization, and dent, Ralph L. Lewis; secretary, ening knife; Robtrt Longs, t, ef other groups as well as indivi- Fred 8. Morris; treasurer, Ben- 1*1 Monroe av*, Shr*wa))ury, dual*. Nomination ballota hav* jamin VauKauren; repreeonta, bruised forehead, fall out of HOVB.TW been diatributtd at municipal ttves to th* firsmon's ReMef as- parked ear; Sllsabtth Wilson, 41, building*, newspaper offices and to sociation, Mr. Lowte, Mr. Morris ef 64 Manning st. River Plasa, #.?** NOttMUURS various civic organization. These and Mr. VanXeuren; delegate to twisted right ankls. •re to be picked up by club mem- th* flremsn's oonventton la At- Hannslers •atelngor, as Mary, Banna, Patricia Dunean, Patricia Maaciai, JCJBM Franclt, Oarlent Bli- Also Lillian K Tucker. H, of ben before the end of the month. lantic City, John Diets, Jr.; dele- and Vincent DIMartln*, as Joeeph, Cal*. Lelt Tkrtf.rd. 8uerm Bl«k«, •s. BMtr Hill. CUudl. Mulewt, Qualifications for the dlstln Olerla Hertrs, Tksaiae Kvrkjlsa. Mir Marilyn Frswler aad Arthur Fierce. M Queens dr, Uttle SUv*r, cut gat* to th* state MMcapt assooV an pletursd In th* load roles for Pereat, CUin Huteklason, Blckard In tke eniecnkle wtrti First wareae. band; Richard Beynton, U month* DANCE TILL 3 A. AA. guMied service award are that "Th* Promise," a Christmas een- fmru, Dcfcorsh Brews, Patricia UT- •vtton, Theodora Lewis, and vW- Instten. Claris Mirtin, Patrltla Jen- old, of Frauds et, Headdan's the nominee must be a young man ton, William RefUy, Charles Van- tete presented last Blent by pupil* Uaa, BUukeU Ausutk aad Deaaa Corasr, head Injury, fell out of between 21 and 35 years of age of th* Eatontown Memorial school Brack)*, John Bennett and Ely Hill. _ Colt. etroUer; Jean Bbtrhardt Rumsoa who can be Judged on qualitls* Miller. for th* Parent-Teacher associa- 8*cead septette, Pateltla >u>a, Stesnt: Mprsns, Msry Sunft, Diane rd., Rumson, inhjred elbow, fell Dlsna Cook, Judith Ambrose, Hit. Hodies, Bnrhara Oowcn, Dlsne Ceek, R*id, Frank O.iood. Llnd. k>mn, BlkMn O'DenatlU Janet Cemtt aM while lee skating; Paul Roth, Jr., Jack Mazzaroppi Doloras Vttrano. Kathleen Judith Amktos*. on* year old, of West Keanaburg, Others In th* cast ware: P.ul.tU Forr.it. Kathrira Was*. Mlshsel Forrest, Alan Bai- V.l.rl. Brb. Rob.rt McDonald. J.nat Alto: iudltk Mm. Ana O'Deanell,burns ef right arm, pulled over And His Tun. Toppers lee an* O*sne Vlswault: OM lat»- Comrt, Jan« B>ss, Ktrtn Btkker, Marilyn Adams, Barkara Farmer, Cra- eup of hot coffee; Allan Vog*l, u, BY POPULAR DEMAND i atre, Karl COMIMS: roust shepstres, Sosje Brrant, Kartn Katebak, Bar- thla in—. Jaalee Letehtr, Kitty Me- of T Vegel st, Keaaaburg, broken MAKE YOUR RESERVATIONS NOW Tnmtar Mtdtr. Kesaetk Hodtkliw. bsra Down, Judr Garafale, mates Dwmett, SUM MaOlanau, Jerry Wklt- Ale* TesiUaata >n4 Free starrer: Mar, Jwn Gordon, Acnes ratttnea, l*». Tenl Beaarde. Ctauela llarlewe anger, ball struck Anger while rxiir, faniil Jsrtaa: sinks, CkarlM Rob.rt Whltdtld, Patricia BuHa, Jac- and Kathleen Kcyier. Playing basketball, and Charlotte CHESTER "Mr. Organ" SLATER Levell aad kalpa Illn; tMtr astels, euellne BoaUnsM, Olaaa Koeset, Marr LeelU BeU and Sandra Blake Meyer, sL of 4U Main et, Bel- BlIHe Jssa ktirtln, F.ltk Bolvli and K«r *«nft, Gtraiitne Clark, Buuella ford, eut head, ean ef orange Juice NOW PLAYING AT RALPH'S IAR Jutlta Henaatr; little amis. «»*MI D.fT.nsorf. Wltsa VOeaaell, Btrerlr sang a duet •wtasu, B»n Adams, Carol Imock, IteUatH, Kann Melesvw. Maty K. Miss PatrleU Rohrey was nar-f *U off shelf hitting her en bead, Classified Mspfay Pays Mvidends MADONXA LOUKGK Gatkerta* Festa. Mur Kol», WU HlekeaM4tr •»* Barakara MeCattatr. rator; Ml** Aubrey «. W*beter, A4.tt« aae Jut Ann* Taaawai vll. AIU. Wade Bean. Tkerass gaioek. I Ev«ry nur*,rTUSau,San.aadMon,—I:MB.SJ. la lift a. av Istwe, Oerald M.ll.n, Jeaa Davis. Teal Beraede, Paul Weleott. Leslie choir director; Mrs. Mariorle Oral PeUrsee, tares laeik, Judith Barbara Faraer. kttkleea King, accompanist; Morbert Con. i! Every Swtdoy Matinee 3 P. M. to • P. M» BMUB. MWIHI Talkott. Ketkleta Kerier, Cratkla JMMS, Wayne Kreta. nalr, pageant; Ml** Barbara Ituh Csriiat, Straw Oeddaii. Margaret Lraae Wrtakt, rauT Ut*. Bltkat* CeefcMI Carlla*. Kethletn Belts. Beward Wtlk- Copelani, Hsraiaa Thetterd. Ann O'-and Arthur Bass, proptrtlei; Mrs. t it > tst lM«a *•« KI«H.r4 Alton. Donn.ll. C«rel BMkw, Harilrn Adsmi. Orae* Blrner, coetume*; Mln la tae ekelr were: First soprano, Thomas Hare, Ntner Wklte. Jealta Run, makeup; Mr. Bass, lighting; Ntaer Vaa Wrck, Barbara aeblneea, Letehtr, Jernr Whttlew, Maaael Jeaiek, R Am. Btktl Jttter, OlerU Mull, M»rra Br«.Robtrt Dim, SuHn MCGIIUMU. Mrs. Jean VanWyek, program, ike, Ow Derter, Usll* Bell, ttate* ivttoh retera, laymon* Heath, Michael and Miss Run, ooirer design.

able to reckon his actual speed HOSPITAL PATIENTS In terms of stopping distance*: a Among th* medical patient* at Fort Stresses stats of tnnc* brought on by RivarvUw hospital this week ar* traveling mil* after mil* of repeti- MERRY CHRISTMAS Mrs. James Boecktl, M Patterson Traffic Safety tious highway, and the third form, et, Shrswsbury; Robert Bowman, haUtsomationj—a condition which Lloyd rd, Matewan; William FORT MONMOUTH—Th* boU> causes tii* driver to make emer- and a Burmeeter, 7 New Brunawick dr., day nodus of Fort Monmouth gency stops to avoid striking MaUwan; Alexander Caprio, Cliff- personnel going on leave for imaginary object*. wood Boach; Mrs. Charles Ch*s- Christmas and Now Tears start* Personal Investigation, by eom- alck, 18* Lorillard av*., Union tomorrow, with traffic safety mandors here, will be mad* of al Beach; James Crist, 10 Mornlng- sti'sssed as a major item to every motor vehicle accident* to Insure HAPPY NEW YEAR •M* av*., Keansburg; Mrs. Maryofficer and soldier on the pott that correctable causation* an •spostto, SOS BrooksM* dr., Bel- ,Th« motor vehicle accident pre- publicised In their ford; Pater Leary, Collina ave., vention program is being em- Port atonmouth; Arthur Luady, phasised to every mdtvMwl aM M Lockwood pi. Fair Mavan: this week, with added emphasis W9CS Has Party, Qosrg* MoCann, Cedar av*., Sast on using daylight as automaton* Sees Kaye Film ACME Xawsburg; Mrs. Walter Mais- travel on departure* and return*. lehn, M Loneen ave., Kaanaburg; "Highway Hypnosis" Is a con- KKANSBURO — A Christmas Oordoa Paul, it Balshaw av*., dition believed to b* r*spon*ibl* party was held by th* Women's Shnwtbury tewnshlp; Miss Vir- for an appreciable percentage of Society of Christian Sarvie* re- Carpet and Upholstery Cleaning Co. ginia Richardson, 140 Oeoan blvd, motor vehicle accident*, particu- cently at the Methodist church Atlantic Highland*; William Ro- larly those whka occur during hall A motion picture, "Assign. Phona Rid Bank 6-4255 sla*, til Seventh et. Union long trips. A Command letter Is mint Children," starring Danny Btash; Frank Slekel*. Orov* st, bong circulated postwMe with Kays, was shown. The Aim Thta Mladlttown; Mrs. Harristt Skid- tan hints for eliminating th* con- I* Our Country" will be shown men, M Wlnfleld dr., UtU* 8U- dition* leading to highway hyp- at th* January meeting. ver; Mrs. WlUlam Tankaralay, A group of younger girl* of th* Salt Sycamore av*., Bhrawsbury; Also distributed is a letter in osngrsgatlon w*r* gueete at th* Mrs. Ban Wunder, It North Park lino with th* national slogan, meeting. Flans war* made to held av*., Shrewsbury, and Frank 'Back th* Attack on Trame Acel- a hot luncheon Jan H from 11:10 Hayes, Red Hill rd., Middletown. atnta Program." a. m. until l:l» p. m. at the Surgical patient* include Miee Th* stress on traffic safety Is church. The pubHe is invtted. Barbara Bailey, • Division at. mad* to caution military motorists Hostesses at the meeting were Port Monmowth; Raymond Colot, driving to scattered dlstancss. Ac- Mr*. Utter Homer, Mrs. Cdward II Butphin av*., MaUwan; Wil- cording to tit* post safety direc- Roek*ftll*r and Mrs. Otto Janke. liam Hamett, Ml Garnald 'av*., tor, tiier* have been thro* dwtbs Also present wer* Mis* Ahnete Balford; Charles Umbereon, 113 and W military Injuries from tin Paynter, Mrs. Robert Andersen, West front st. Keyport; Thomas post this year. For IMS toon Mrs. Clifford Schneider, Mrs. MoOowan, 1 WUUs pi., Keansburg, wars 4h» sane number of death* Brnest Schneider. Mrs. Waiter and Theodore Voorhoss, St Map)* 40 Injuries. SeKx, Mrs. Frank Slchkr, tbt. ave, Batontown. •We* cautioning th* driver Btllls Graves, Mrs. BlUabeth and rider, December I* th* most Orenger, Mrs. Irene Tramm, Mr*. WUllam Xing, Mrs. William Pick- 1UIBD IH BSD BAMK 8™^^^ '*TU"BI clwjpevcntas *»*jtn8r a^e^aamBBMenjarBvjs^gaa^ In which (ataUUet hit their peak. •ni, Mrs. darenee Terry, Mn. Four pareoaa war* fined a total Motorists ar* adrtetd to be extra Chariot Tmnmtar. Mrs. Rudolph ol ftl by Magistrate John V. alert In watching for pedestrians. Schmidt, Mrs. Aaron OUnnon, Crowall In Red Bank trame court In addition to tbej command ist- Mrs. Margaret Voorhtet, Mrs. yesterday. Fined wer* WIHiatn T. tars, pre**nUUons on defensive Raymond Harrison, Mrs. Rtehard Brakoman, Hop* rd., Batontown, driving and highway bypass** ar* Bias, Mrs. Jamas KeUey, Mrs. driving an unsafe vehicle, tio, and ta* subjects for sH military troop Oraee Aim, Mrs. WUllam Mc- Bptfano Rivktn, M Oakland st, information program* tale weak. Manvs aad Mrs, Charles Islllak. So* Bank; Jason R. P*rktos, Aj>- FUm trailers on trame safety Miss Joyce Sekloff was («Mt pi* st, H*w Shrewob'iry, and Rog- soloist. MARINI VIEW er Canter, Long Branch, carol eat have been shown in sH past drMng, |T oaeh. theeUrs sine* lYMay. l»*r* has SAVINGS also been s stopping dletsoe* Firemen's Relief AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Bddl* Cantor mad* his flw stag* appearance In 1110 In a Elects Brower ills—111 To Distribute LeasMs Bowery theater. Five dollars a Distribution of leaflete on trame KATONTOWN — Th* Fire- to you who hwlptxi to make week was hi* salary. safety win be mad* to aU ears men's Relief association Tuesday tomorrow, night elected Robert Brewer a* our year so very pUatant, we In addition, th* prodtmatlon by president. sincerely hope the new year brings th* Now Jersey governor of th* Others elected were vice presi- special campaign, and other post- dent, John Diets, Jr.; treasurer, you health, happiness and en, hav* been mad* throughout Benjamin VanKeurtn; secretary, the post Safety roeasagM w«l b*Ralph U Lewi*; collector, Fret everything you wish for. given to today's annual Christmas S. Morris; delegate* to th* Relief show, being totovawd throughout convention at Atlantic Ottjr, th*post Oeorfo Winning, Mr. Brower and The defensW* driving moasun Raymond BUI. aad alternate*, Last Minute Qift Suggestions eaMs forth* driver In his ear to Howard Smmons, Cdward Otae- anticipate probate* recMeosnse* tey, Jr, and Frank Holmgren. LAMPS, floor, table, bridge, TAILES, cocktail, end, tier. by another motorist, and avoid Mr. VanKeuren was otatted treas- a miehap, urer for hit ttat yew. Mr. Morris boudoir, pin-up, student, etc. lomp, ptmbroke, net, ttep, etc. Th* ten hinte on highway hyp- was (looted otUeetor for th* $3£0 to $SISO $1835 to 194J50 nosis orators on the driver un- lOtb year. " CHAIRS and ROCKERS, all VALET, mahogany #76.50 EXPECTANT sues $26J50 to $197.50 WALL RACKS, $625 to Wf.75 GIFT CERTIHCATE HASSOCKS .... #3.95 to $12M FIREPLACE ITEMS, ween,, fire CARD TAILES from #5.95 toolt, raflj, lighten, andirons, New htra it tha aid ttand-by in eata MOTHERS *te. In brut, and brass & black. CHAIRS to match #5.95 you can't decide what to give. Let Give her maternity PICTURES $1.25 to $97X) TOPS • DRESSES - SLACKS her make her own choice and she'll MIRRORS . all price. WROUGHT IRON ITEMS SUITS lava it jutt at much. Glva a gift car- LUGGAGE RACKS ...... $1175 LINGERIE • PAJAMAS • ROIES VICTORIAN CHAIRS from tifictta in any amount from tha Stark SKIRTS MARILE TOP TAILE.... #2L50 $32.50 Sat. IERMU0A SHORTS Then Are But a Few of the Many Wonderful Gifts PEOAL PUSHERS You Can Pick Up Quickly. The Ai$ortmenU Are Unutually Good Due to Recent Stock Arrival:

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that will declare itiefMMlf long af Mr Ms Orhtmas The Completely Safe ha* pa**«L Selected lor maximum weability are the r strictly masculine suggestions shown • Tub-bctaK That Folds! some handsome Robert J. Woolley of Eaton- Kichter are Tidewater oil com- company, right, Jointly mads the town, second from left, and pany dealer*, serviced by the presentations. • gift of geld • memorable prewnt for the future. To George Richter of Blberon, third Speck firm. The awardi were More than 70 persona attended from left, were awarded citations presented for their "outstanding; the dinner and hemrd Mr. Jlmt- eommtmorate hi* wedding day. ehoote something of achievement at the annual din- records" in the oil business. nez tell of the expansion pro- ner party given by the Speck James G. Jiminez, divisional gram currently being carried on personal and apropos for the Mid« in him. oil company of Eatontown Thurs- marketing manager of the Tide- by Tidewater. Tha company U day night at the Molly Pitcher water oil company. New York building a refinery, at Delaware A. Diamond sunburst 14 karat cuff link* hotel. city, extreme left, and Theo City, Del., reported to cost »*»,- Both Mr. Woolley and Mr. Speck, head of the Speck oil 000,000. B. Diamond nmburat 14 karat tic holder C. Heavy fourteen karat gold belt buckle D. Massive fourteen karat lignet ring Christmas Party S&D Elects Revoke Licenseg E. Fourteen karat yellow gold make ring Held by Lions Of 3 County Men F. Diamond-center 14 karat gold tic tack Mrs. Sanborn G. Sunburst detign tie tack o( 14k gold The RM Rank Lions club held TRFNTON-Frederick J. aa»- It* Chcietmas party Tuesday night HIGHLANDS— The Sons and •ert, Jr., director of motor ve- H. Cultured pearl and 14k gold tie tack at Molly Pitcher hotel. Frank J. Daughters of Liberty, TVinllght hicles, today announced that I. Fourteen karat gold knife and chain Pingltore, special eventi chair- council, Monday night at the St. driven' licenaes of three Mon- man, was in charge. Andrews Episcopal church parish mouth county motorists were J. St. Christopher key in fourteen karat The Ohoralettea, a Red Bank hall elected Mrs. Vl'ian Sanborn, among 33 revoked by the state high school girls' group directed councilor; Mrs. Harry Grewn, as- for point system violations. Prices include Federal tax by Edward F. Brown, music In- •oclata councilor; Henry Quant, Revoked for an Indefinite per- structor, sang Christmas carol*. vice councilor; Mrs. Henry Quart, iod was the license of David Walk- Hint* »l/,M(y *nlsr|»* Ortier***** •*•»» •»«"•' •*• Members exchanged gifts. associate vice councilor; Mrs. Al- er, 19, 118 Almeda ct., Shrews- It was announced that mem- fred W. Wright, Sr., recording bury, who was involved in an ac- bers of the club would man the secretary; Miss Florence Kohken- cident In Rumson, Aug. 3, 19M, Salvation Army kettles today on bush, associate recording secre- In which Frank Crawford, Fair Broad

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e 3 Ib can large, pkg. 32 t 9 Leading the drive for new ex- plorer* wu poet lit Bradley Airmen's Wives Model Clothe* Camp 'Sell-Out Reported; Beach, sponsored by the American Legion, with Sammy Faktor as adviser, with eight recruits. NOW AT WALTER REAK THEATRES COMPLETE Scouts Gain in Members A MtO-Boy Gain While 1,306 boys were welcomed 1ATTIKY SWVICi into the three divisions, some 400 OAKHURST — Double success more than ths capacity number of these graduated from one di- was reported this week by the want to. go to Forestburg. vision to the other, Mr. Mattison Monmouth Council of Boy Bcouts The reservation was secured a explained. This, therefore, meant y*ar ago and was in "pioneer" op- TCL.i M e-Oia*) —1,000 scauU and leaders already an over-all gain to scouting oC | have reserved all 32 campsites at eration last summer. Its popu- more than M0 new boys. Awards CARLPON the Forcsthurg, N. Y., reservation larity was immediate. Added to for the round-up are to be pre- for next summer, and scout en- activities next summer win be sented at the 47th anniversary of rollment has reached a new high three-day canoe tripe and moun- scouting in February. The awards VISIT SANTA CIAHS In PEISSN! in the county. tain climbing. will go to units that recruited five Every Nitt Oscar A. Newquist, Fair Haven, Work Going OB or more boys. i camping committee chairman, Already wood Is being cut at AWmrd-wlnning units in district WMA1W>TO said he believed this was the first Forestburg for the building of two, Red Bank area, and the num- time in any scout council's exper- tent platforms and log* for newber of boys recruited in each ience when camping reservations mtpost camps, expected t*> be were: Red Bank, Cub pack 8, with were sold out eltrht months be- vsllanle sometime ntxt year. ten, and pack 17, with six; scout fore the season began. Two groups are going to the troop 33, with seven, and explorer Commissioner William Mattison, reservation tor a session of win- post 33, with five; Fair Haven, West Allenhurst, round-up chair- ter camping, said Mr. Newquist. pack 34, with 37; troop 34, with man, said the addition of 1,306~h? first, directed by Vincent 11, and troop 13S, with 15; Fort boys into cub packs, scout troops, tfaslyn, Held executive, will camp Monmouth, pack 41, with 81; and and explorer posts, in a 90-day Jan. 1243; ths other, mad* up oftroop 41, with six; Little Silver, period ending Dec. 1, represented plorers, will be directs* by Field pack 15, with 31, and troop 13(, with six; New Shrewsbury, pack a record high enrollment for three Executive George J. Jaeger, and CARLTON months' effort. will have a "snow week-snd" Feb. 100, with 37; Rwnson, pack 11, with M, and Shrewsbury, pack 50, Pictured at fashion show sponsored last waolt by the Need Food Center 23-34 Both will be for boys pre- with 30, and troop 50, with seven. WSHAL Mr. Newquist said the Forest- viously trained and properly Airman's Wivas club of the 646th Aircraft and Warning equipped. The events will test Winners In district one, Long burg reservation now has capac- Branch, were: Eatontown, pack squadron at Highlands ara, laft to right, Mrs. Harry Lam- ity accommodations for 150 boys the popularity of winter camping. SfOflSORBD IT Long range plans call for th> S3, with seven; pack 57, with six; and leaders * week, although a and troop 1M, with six; EJberon, bert. Mri. Roy Cowell and Mrs. Fred Clift. master plan calls for raising this building of a winter lodge and shelter and ski trail. pack 141, with 14; Long Branch, LUIGI*S RESTAURANT to 250 boys a week by 1958, pro- pack 34, with seven, pack 101, with vided sufficient funds are made Troops for which summer reser- FAMOUS FOR ITALIAN IfeOD vations have been made at Forest- seven; pack 117 with six; troop Miss Lisa Portia available to expand facilities 39, with nine; troop 38, with IS, there. The current big problem iurg are Atlantic Highlands, troop RBHS Girls 22; Asbury Park, 30; Belford, 27; and sea ship 5, with 7; North Long A Shower Guest is food handling. He said a cen- Branch, pack. 5, with 13; and troop tral lodge and food processing Colt's Neck, 90; Deal, 111; Fair NAVBSXNK — Mis* M. Violet Haven, 34; Farmingdale, 13; Fort I with nine; Oceanport, pack 51, Attend Clinic center needs to be built. with seven; and West Long Maxson of Monmouth «v» and THURSDAY - FRIDAY - S<\T. • Actually, said Mr. Newquist, the Monmouth it; Freehold, M; High Branch, pack 45, with five; pack Bed Bank high school waa rep-Mrs. Peder J. Qlsleson of Llitle Forestburg property—a 928-acre— lands, 2A; Keansburg. 51; Keyport, 149, with ten, and troop 145, with resented by four girls at the re-Silver were hostesses last week woodland site along a SO-acre lake troops « and M; Uncraft, 110; five. cent cheerleading clinic at South at a bridal shower1 for Miss A. —is large enough to handle a top Long Branch, troops St, 64 and Plalnfield high school under the Lisa Portin of Everett The party capacity of 600 boyt a day. The 132; Hanasquan, of; Mlddletown, Winners In district three, Mat- auspices of the New Jersey com- ~~ Oakhurst, 71; Red Bank, IT; awan-Keansburg, were: Keans- mittee of the National Section for was held at the Ifaxsen home. CHILDREN under U way scouting is growing, leaders think the day may come when River Plaza, S3; Shrewsbury, 50; burg, pack «1, with 11, pack 105, Girls' and YVomens' sports, Miss Portin will become the PRII that number will go there. Union Beach, M; West Belmar, 78, with five; and troop $1, with nine; The girls were Joan Olsen, Ann bride of Jay Stout of Atlantic I and West Long Branch, troops Keyport pack M, with 10; pack Rovito, Pat Dorn and Joyce Insel- Highland* Jan. ». Quests Includ- The council Is looking into the MIDGET RAILROAD 145,' 48 and 111 •0, with eight, and troop 64, with ed Misses Mary Byrne, Joan Let. possibility of whether the June five; lfatawan, pack 68, with ten, bey. They wen accompanied by The their coach, Miss Dorothy Lover- tus, Jean Keen, Betty Miller, starts DM. XI 23-Aug. 18 camping season can be and Union Beach, troop M, with Jeanette Oevaseo,. Nancy Atlee, LOVE ME TENDER" extended and a meeting; on this Concerning the record enroll- five. sidge. Beverly Atlee Julie Portin, Doris I*- is planned soon. Some 200 boys, ment, Mr. Mattison said that Cub Approximately 100 schools from Cherry and Mrs. Robert Cherry, punk 24, Fair Haven, sponsored by Winners In district four, Middle- throughout the state took part Mart town-Atlantic Highlands, were: Mrs. Bart Hawley, Mrs. Orsha the Psrent-Teacher association in the clinic. Demonstrations were Hanson, Mrs. Harrold T. Leach, InM-fiaro with John C. Beers as cubmaster, Atlantic Highlands, pack *7, with given by Panzer college and Tren- IWTM MUSIC! | seven; troop 33, with six, troop Mrs. John Maxson, Mrs. Henry CWfaUSCOH sW AtfTIOCOtO* came out on top with IT cubs re- ton State Teachers college. S. Maxson. Mrs. Jack Dlrsks, Mrs. l cruited in the cub division. »7. with 16, and sea ship 6, with * five; Belford, pack 27, with 13; Following the college groups, Earl McGregor. Mrs. W. a Well- Top runner In the scout division Fairvlew, pack 140, with nine; high school squads gave two ofner, Mrs. L. Croft, Mrs. Georgl- * was troop 13, Farmingdale, spon- LJncroft, pack 110, with ten; Mid-their best cheers. All teams were anna Roen, Mrs. Llnds Thlerolf, SPECIAL PREVIEW SAT. AT 11KH) P. SEA BRIGHT INN sored by the Kiwanls club, with in uniform. Miss Loversldge re- dletown, pack 141, with 36; troop, Mrs. Lucille Howlett, Mrs. OF A COMIN* HOU.YWOO0 ATTRACTION NOW UNDER THE MANAGEMENT OF Roy Lee White as scoutmaster, 35, with ten; New Monmouth, ported that the opportunity to seeThomas Santry, Mrs. E. Hrysh- with 21 new members. pack 144, with eight, and pack 146, the types of uniforms worn by ksnych, Blllie Baker. Ann Biddle, with six; Port Monmouth, pack so many different schools was Mn. Connie Aro, Mrs. Peta Bur- HELEN AND JIM SULLIVAN U, with 13, and River Plata, pack "exceptionally valuable." lingame, Mrs. Lillian Phillips. Mrs. 13, with 11. The demonstrations were fol- Jack Stout, Mrs. B. X. AtUe and FOWLER THEATRE Mrs. John Portin. * * FEATURING * * Wlnnsrs In district five, Free- lowed by six discussion groups. hold, were: Farmingdale, pack 65, They were timing and style of DEATH m JOHNNY AT THE KEYS with seven; and troop 13, with 21; chants and cheera, uniforms, pe» r*iM«. u 1 assemblies and school support, EOsCMtlO ROSS Freehold, pack 68, with 12, and OFA Ml. ft SAT. EVININOS "THI ' pack 186 with six; Howell town- squads and responsibilities of a ZMZUGABOft WM* J*MM MVW cheerleader. VCTOKJORY •h ship, pack 150, with 15; Millstone JCOUNDREI PLAYINO) YOUR FAVORITE MELODIES township, pack 116, with seven, A faculty meeting also waa held 'NANCVWTBI and Roosevelt, troop 33, with five. to air problems which arise i ATLANTIC COUENGMr SUNDAY, D»e. Other round-up winners were in among cheerleading coaches. A workshop followed in which the I*. TODAY. IATUBMT THE UATHU SAINT" 41 scouting units In the council's SATURDAY MATINII COCKTAIL HOUR SUNDAY AFTERNOON southern district. Deal to Brlelie. girls were allowed to practice any TUESDAY THRU SATURDAY • WISH PAUL MUaLAS cheers with girl* from other TAI HUNTIR schools. OPEN HOUSE Business Women's NATALIE WOOD Holiday Party Pennsylvania Dutch OUR XMAS PACKAGE FOR THE TMs I ». SJ. NEW YEAR'S EYE PARTY LINCROFT — The Red Bank Cuttonu Reviewed Witt aiNMt) *H|M Business and Professional Wom- ENTIRE FAMILY... en's club held Its holiday party Dr. Charles O. VVolbach, a mem-. He Left Behind" • IUFMT LUNCH • NOISEMAKMS S'i i;; NJNJ«V« » at a dinner meeting Thursday at A NNI. CLEAN COMEDY DRAMA ber of the faculty at Monmouth SUNDAY rt TasteTt r Lincroft Inn. Members exchanged college at West Long Branch, • CONTINUOUS MUSIC THURSDAY. DM. S gifts and sang carols. SUNDAY CONTINUOUS) * •'THYFARCOUNTRY11 spoke on "The Pennsylvania Party arrangements were in Dutch" at a meeting of Monmouth ROMRT RYAN i NO COVER — NO MINIMUM Wit* M«I* STIWS.BT m* charge of Mlas Adeline Maua, chapter, Daughters of the Ameri- VIReiNIA MAYO • Hm •OTH ROMAN Mrs. Samuel Diggle, Mrs. John can Revolution, Thursday at the K. Harkin and Miss Marie Kos- Red Bank Women's dub. H« die A RIAL THAT FOt THE YOUN* AND OUI key. Meeting prises were award- oussed the Dutch Christmas cus- "Tliw Proud Onts" COME EARLY ed to Hits Mazza and Mrs. Dante toms and pointed out that holi- Oaverlo. Mrs. John Renfore and day activity with those people Miss Betty Redwell were guests. Wist JOHN *•«• centers mainly on "the home arid TUMMY, WIDNNMT 1030 OCIAN AVI. ••eimucu, nut or nn CONTINUOUS CHRISTMAS DAY SEA BRIGHT « MMIO*)" Tke ltefltMr*s cl.uittd «artrtlM- the church." •ests BsM siere readtrs, whlek A film, "Decision at Williams- THE TERRIFIC •ere results _Ad>trtlMm«iL burg," a review of the part played by that city during the Revolu- tionary war, was shown. Mrs. •BOOMVt MY tAOY" mx COOPER Jacob B. Rue, Jr., and Mrs. M. Gregg Hibbs were hostesses. Mrs. HIT YOU'VE Fred M. Burlew and Mrs. Edwin "TNI msr Ti*aN" K. Domdniek served refreshments. BEEN WAITING FOR SINCE GIVE HIM A "HIGH NOON"! EATONTOWN Did <' BRUSHED TWEED TOPCOAT 5*. ALU(O ARTISTS sftssMs GARY COOPER Dakota/ Incklen. mmmn Mala Me] hearty U • good THUOOLOfl J ~^ description of thasa colorful bruihad wool twttdt. They re ftAU HOLIDAY .SHOW FERSUASIOF substantial but not wsighty. • STARTS CHRISTMAS DAY • i Thay'ra bright end aasy-goinq. DOROTHY McGUIRE And thay'ra riiggad, In a lux- . ststct-ilsnttig MARJORIE MAIN urious way. Altogether satis- leObrMwCOlOK fying, and very modeitly pricad for Christmas giving! Ptejtwttro aatl 2 Clir CDIIHI 45 THE MAYFAIR ^^— NOW SH0WIN9 *-•«"»» 'TENSION AT TAILE ROCK1** color OTHIR TOPCOATS H |y.W •IVR THE FIRFSCT CHRISTMAS MPT MOVIE GIFT BOOKS STARTS XMAS DAY • $3.00 VALUE FOR S2.M REYNOLDS — IDMI MSHIt •00ft AT ALL WALTgN MAM TNCATHI •vary •VMIIHJ 'til 9 in "IUNDU OF JOY" SlSS Eva WHM«< THE ST JAMES "ROCK, ROCK, ROCK" UI.H plus "SUICIDE MISSION' JSSBSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS ._ ._ STARTS MONDAY, XMAS EVE CLARK •AILI — EUANOR FARKIR MIN'S A IOYS- WEAR WALi in "KING AND FOUR QUEENS" TRUE LIFE ADVENTURE PLUS 181 Broadway Lena, Branch "SECRETS OF LIFE" "DESPERADOES ARE IN TOWN" •fcr BED BANK REGISTER , Dee. M. 1956—37

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Krift'i u er ar ts io hleoior - • ^ JM..-1.I— >';'• LAP S P M ^ € I Hn. ClwliMi -99c ECTMNLM Aw»ri«iii, Striit »r nmtut* CIIMM ^*» in 9mm M»rfwh*MT4 Stlf-S^rvlw'itam Aft P' S NEWEST MARKET — PROSPECT AVE. & CHURCH ST., LITTLE SILVER FRII PARKING 1|1 MONMOUTH (ST., RED BANK ; | HIGHWAY 36. KEANSBUKG} Tlie polio shots were adminis- Children Preaent BED BANK REGISTER Farewell Dinner for Wlundens tered by Dr. Philip L. Costa, tt-Thursday, Pro 20, 1956 PTA Sponsors school physician, assisted by Mm. Holiday Operetta Edward F. Brown, high school nurse and chairman of the PTA LITTLE SILVER— Sixth and Varied Holiday Polio Project health committee; Miss Harriet seventh grade pupils here present- Decorator-Inspired ed an operetta, "The Shepherds' The Red Bank high school Par- Francis, R. N., Red Bank ele- mentary school nurse, and Mrs. Christmas," at a meeting of the ent-Teacher association took on Parent-Teacher assoclttlon Tues- Program Given a new project Monday when it Ellas Long, R. N., a PTA mem- sponsored a polio vaccine pro- ber. day. Miss Louise Sacco was the MBW MONMOUTH — Central The second polio shot will be director. exhort pupUs presented their gram, In which ISO pupils partici- pated. given at the school in the middle Appearing In the cast *ftn Chrtetmaa program «1 a meeting of January for students receiv- •4? UM Pannt-Teacher association The event was the result of co- George Ryser, Robert Longmai: operation between the PTA; the ing vaccine Monday. Parents of John Hance, Linda Purdy, Janice Monday. Mrs. Mildred Stanton high school pupils who wish their was In eharge. assisted by Misses high school administration; Vin- Kerr, Ginger VanderVort John or HUG* Sovlngi cent Horan, borough health offi- children to receive vaccine for Boskey, Patricia Jolce, Jeffery Canl Grimes and Florence Worth- the first time In January may ier, UM directors. cer who obtained free vaccine Bolton, James Cotton, Thomas from the state department of send signed requests to school Pfrommer and Paul Ferrer. Other faculty memben assist- authorities. There is no charge. Ing were Mn. Shirley VanZandt, health and Dr. John W. Hardy The stag* was decorated with Mn. Vivian Bad*r, Mr.. Ruth of Brlelle, president of the Mon- Also assisting were Royal H. a Nativity scene mad* by two Griffiths and Albert Newman. The mouth County Medical society, Hintxe, Red Bank high school P.T.A. memben, George W. Ryser school's ait director, George Lane, who gave the project the group's principal; Willard F. Browning, and Robert L. Balnten. Costumes 4M the decorations. Henry Blake official sanction. vice principal; Mrs. Irene Smith, for the event were made by Mrs. *u pianist and directed the Through the PTA November girls' physical education teacher; Neil B. Smith. Mrs. Harold W. Kerr did the makeup. A com- •ehool oholr. Greeting* were ex- bulletin, parents were notified of Mrs. Irving Krakowltch, co-chair- tended br Paul F. LeFever, prin- ths project and were asked to mittee of mothers of fourth grade cipal, and Mn. Matthew Bteven- sign slips giving their approval. man of the health committee with pupils, with Mn. Charles Oaker- Oon, president. Of the US slips returned, UO Mrs. Brown, and Mrs. Reuben son as chairman, served refresh- I Pupil* participating wen WU- granted permission. Taylor, PTA •resident. ments. V Ham Kldd, Judy Werner, GaH Spafford, Joan Lovey, Anita RoeheHe, Marie Palmleri, Janice Parker and Lawrence Janeeen. *n>» slath grade did "Christmas In Many Landi": the beginners' fnoup of the orchestra, "Jingle WHITES-OPEN , Belt*"; Tap Dance dub, "White Christmas," and the Drama club, Firemen of Relief Inline com who are leaving this week-end to * play, "In Bethlehem Town." The pany and their wlvai held an Im take up residence m Florida. The snhool orchestra played "Adertc I promptu farewell dinner Saturday affair was hold In the Drummond ridelU." The entire croup sang I in honor of Mr. and Mn. Fred pi. flrs house o the company and gold-vaiiiad thodow box "plontor-mirrar. 2 lavoly . th. hymn, "Joy to the World." ' Munden of 10 Hunt at., Rumaon, was sponsored jointly by the com- makhifig fras»»d afctwas pany and members of the Ladlu' EVERY EVENING auxiliary, Mr, Munden has been a member of Relief Engine com- OUR 73RD CHRISTMAS pany for II yean and hat bean UNTIL XMAS ... NO PAYMENTS TIL NEXT YEAR been active as a fir* policeman and as chairman of several oom- pany committee* for most of hi* term of membership. Mrs. Mun- WILBUR'S den Is a charter member of the Ladles' auxiliary and is a past Merry Xmas to the president. JEWELERS Gifts were presented to the couple at the conclusion of th* OfIN IVMY NlftHT UNTIL CHRISTMAS dinner. Mr. Munden, left, was given a portable transistor radio Entire Family HOAD ST. MOSKCT AYE. from th* company hy <**rt«i WH- RID SANK IITTU SILVIR son, president. Mrs. Jan* Knoll, president of the auxiliary, present- Tol. M fcOMI Tol. Rl «V2SM ed Mr*. Munden a rhinestons pin.

Christmas Party OloworoM Now For Cub Pack 15 SHADOW IOX LITTLE SILVER-HMemtoen W PIAMID MIRROR H's Automatic! Cub pack IS attending a Christ- mas party Friday at the school brought In toys tor children who wla be patient* at Rlvervlew hos- VAlVff LAKOECUIUOCAIiNIT pital during the holidays. Miss Winona Damn, executive Gorgaout modarn doubla- aailti - tsa MU TMB director of the Monmouth County Organization for Social Service, fromad picture mirror b fully with mahogany. Klng-ilill o thanked the boys for th* food 21x31". NoutHulb/ ornomontad 27J5"dL they contributed to her organisa- from* in ontiqw* tlhwr or gold HAM/LTON tion for needy families of the fbilih. ana. The pack also received $40 from sur-wiiiiM WATCIES Leon's Cleaners of Red Bank, plus a donation from the Arm. The $*0 was payment tor coat hangen collected by cub* and re- turned to Leon's. Cubs trimmed a Christmas tree with ornaments made by the in- dividual den memben. Harry 7-Pc. Xmas Wild led In carol singing, and each Living Room eub received a gift from a grab Handiom* modern sof* in d*cor*4or's fabrics with bag. Scott Btalves. acting oubmaster, matching chair— 10-yaar factory gaarantoa — smart presented a "Do Tour Best cocktail tablo —2 itap tablas —2 tabla lampi —add Award" to members of den six. l10 Cub* receiving awards were David up to th* merriest family Xmas *v*r. ; ; -iW» Travie, Steven FeMman, George CroweM, Paul Torn, Robert Schu- mann, Allen Anderson, Nicholas Berardi, Peter Maroney, Hugh 170 147 Johnson, Michael ftedlak, Ray- Silt! LUXURY LAMPS! mond Boeckel, Robert Avers, John Bell and Richard Newton. Main East Keuubarg Street, A Christmas party and dinner a* held at the Bhadowbrook, Asbury Shrewsbury, last week by the Ladle*' auxiliary ol the first aid Put squad with sxchang* of gifts. A fish fry to take out will be held tomorrow from 4 to T p. m. at th* first aid hall. Installation of n*wl]M*eted officers will take place at th* next meeting -Jan. S. A .dinner party was held by the Women's Republican club at Bachstadt's restaurant Gifts ware exchanged. Table decora- ACCUMATK tions wen small snowmen and luishei suel eat*, Ak* candy can* favors and a large wtthwkissiUaL snowman centerpiece, Th* naxt business meeting will be held Jan. 10 at th* flnt aid hall. A Joint Christmas party for cub pack 108 and scouts of troop Th* Sign of 102 was held yesterday at the flnt aid hall by the parents' aux- iliary. Gifts were presented o a a a pHtWlfW UMpt th* pack and troop. Frank Me- -^WILBUR'S Oarry, cubmaster, and Charles witfc |ayof»oBafcod aWASl Boyee, aoqutmast*r, received JfWIURS - SILVIRSMITHS gift* from th* cubs and scouts. sven QeVCwrQivrHnipiTva mnviy win* nvi vniil_ "Bys* In the Sky" will be the aocaroMd in 24JC sold. Matching tfaiNhwont thodo mMar meeting. facfc 111 CAatca W IxcJMnf Now Cofanf N* protista Mini tenants wbn TOU •avsftlM Ths llsilstsr war.—Advsr.

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I 111 i s\ ill , | •> 147 (MAIN ST. 9 touted afford, who calmly stepped Putting Life RED BANK REGISTER Thursday, Dec. 20, 1956-3 up to the line and aank what Sports Show On a Six Weeks Cruise Manasquan Wins proved to be the winning point. Into Christmas Thi* wss the only point scored In Set Feb. 15-24 he three minutes of play. EATONTOWN — How about On Foul Shot ASBURY PARK NEW YORK—The biggest va- pitting a Mt of Ufe ta year I. 6. COATS KG r t riety of aporta and recreation «- ASBURT FAHK-A foul .hot Holland, f 2 i hlbita ever ataged under one roof Tat Men esaae* from the local by Doug Glfford In an overtime Socolow f 4 I In New York etty wtil b* avail- af the Baetoty r*r the HAPPY Tariwrt f I I AUCTIONEER Marion gave Manasquan high Budd- •-. f- o i able to eportamen at the 1M7 na- of Ciaotty to Aal- school • 14-tt victory over Asbury Hoctor t tional aporta and vacation ahow •aals. which resorts It has aa DiLi.to t In the New York Colleeum Feb. ; of degs and oato *n "Complete Salei Service" Park Saturday night In ths Round Bruao. * Rahtn tournament competition lifc«on ( 15-24. ig t»r a friendly Johnson, ** In addition to the hundrede of Any Usd at aaettea-aaywbar* HOLIDAYS Ashing tackle, camping, wildlife, Th» Blue Blahopa made a thrill- 20 S 41 ar oat of Use eonteat In the lait MANASQUAN archery, hunting, boating, travel many of two miautas of play. Trailing, 4S- TO r and vacation eihttrita, there wHl RIAL UTAH TO ONE Mb toe Blahopa acored all tuccea- Barnett, f .. 1 7 *1 new and expanded how-to •wihMn. I. e a ~ clinic* pioneered by New York afre painta to knot the sear* at Kim f. e l APPtAISAU . as-all and tossed the game Into L Nesry • I u Sxpoiltlona, producer of the shew. AND ALL! ' as overtime session of three U 8ala. ( * Among aome of the Ashing Gilford, ( e tackle manufacturer* who will ex- Matawan league la the opening aeoonda of the hibit, according to Leater Eisner, I. G. COATS parted, Nate Bruno acwre ar QaarMrs Jr., president of New York Ex- Presents Play SILVER Jenifers Aeaurr Park It < T II •—•I position*, arc: Alrex, Garcia. 4M Bath Ave. Leaf Braaeh HaaaMuas 11 I U It 1—41 Pflueger, National Rod; Thorn- VIATAWAN- X cast directed 11 MONMOUTH ST. OVielsJ*—Oil**, Mieaell. men, Aahaway, Perm, Bpptnger, by Miss Edith Davlson preiented Zebco, Montafue, Ocean City, a play, "The Chrljrtaiaa Star," at LOeVlltf RID BANK Gua Bail of UM Cincinnati Red- Qudebrod, Helln. Orvta, Baker1* last w**k'* meeting of the Hats- lega haa hK tore* atralgkt hom- Tab WobbJen, Universal Fly, wan ConUmporar r league at the Ave. •ra twtee tn the Uat two season*. Buaa, Oliver and othen. home of T. Howard Lloyd, He did It in Chicago In MM and Wain at. BSD BAMS The widely expanded mi ver- la Philadelphia toUK . •Ion of the ahow, Mr. Elaner aald, k quartet, eomp Ising Mr*. Wil- will cover two complete floor, of liam Zahn, teagu* president: Mr*. WINDOW SHADES LOANS- the uUnt«a««erB CetUeum, new Dr. and Mn. Mavrica Daansy, Naw ShrawtWy, ara Martin Bell, Mr*.| Edwin O*Han- WS MAKVFACTURE ON rtUEMISKS bome of too event. The ahow oc- lon and Mr*. Harry Pitcher, ssng SIDE HEMMED WINDOW SHADES ,• CHRISTMAS Watdtsa, cupies 180,000 equal* feet of floor la* an daak af Amarican Praiident Una*' S.S. earol* and, aa a soloist, Mr*. akaalHSHS. VasJIamsa SMaaValafl ana* SBMBBBBBBJSBBI BBBBB* oratlve Darkening waahaU* shaasa at vary President Ct«valan«] |«t» kafar* tailing fram San^Franeitea OHanlon aang "0 Holy Night" ma •>, n niajii|ii and "The Birthday of the King." Bring la yoar old ratters *c we will aapfty Satyr«Jay far a tli-waaki' araiia af tka Oriant, whara thay Greeting* of the Woman'* club MBW HABTSHOBNE rollers. *m A. It—Low Mass W^eBBW^Bv^BBBf Bff^Bs^B*aBsjPBB] will viiM nch parti at Haaalulii, Yakahama, Manila, Hona.- of Mutawan were extended by ESTIMATES GIVEN-NO OBLIGATION Mr*. Renuelair L. Cartan, pre«l- •' if LETTERS FROM /» | ADC AWNIN9 AMB k ana* Kaaa. Tha Dabnayi' traval arran«amant( w«ra dent, and Mr*. Peter A. Read MILS - sr OUR READERS by tfca O'Daiwall Traval Afanay af Rad lank. first vice president. VLUDC SHAM CO. toe Mrs. Zahn reported that the 117 WIST MONT ST. U* RANI league ha* "adopted" a local fam For Pleasant Dining at Moderate Prices VTONDBBJTL OOVNSELOB ily In co-operation with the TEL RE 6-3819 vUU Chrlstmai welfare prexram of the mo Parking la front and Baar *f Stero Uncroft, N. },Red Bank Airman Wins Matawan Public Health asaocla Dec. 15, Hot. tlon. Approved wu a donation To the Editor: fer th* Olrl Scout* and plan* were Pleasant Valley Inn's I am writing aome rellgloue made for a February theater par- WEST END BAR article*, aome of them by request. High Honor at McGuire ."' Restaurant Cocktail Lounge Mow la a Chriatmaa seratonotte ty. Mr*. Howard Wolvertnn win hat you may wiah to ue, If you named representative of Brownie formerly Perk's Bar Luncheons Dinners bava none of almUar nature. MeOUIRE AIR "TORCB BASE troop TO, which the league will Wonderful Counaelor—Prtnoe t -A Rod Bank airman sponsor. WIST MONT ST. ft MORFORD PLACf claw—Vladimir Korol—haa NOTICE Private Dining Room for Parties • Banquets Peace. Isaiah l:lf. ThM* lutemt** la the punhiM of Mrs. Zahn and Mr*. John Kin- The late William taming! named Airman of the Month for cinder* fnm Uv. N. J.IUU H.tpiUl nay said they will serv* as ush- MAR BRIDOI AVI. RIO RANK Cornar Highway 34 and 520 Holmdel Bryan, aUver-tongued orator, never December at thla Air Tort* Inatal- •Uiifcw*. N. Januirr 1. 1*17 er* at tht Chrletmt* v»ap#r terv- eat In the PreaMent'i chair, but he lation. to DetaaoaV- r II, 1IST, , mam«y obltlobnl did Inspire Urge audiencea aa he U»IH tt »rosoia_ . l <« W4al»s U „_ lee to be sponsored by the eenior featuring ^ Whitney 6-7851 1 Hla mother, Kra. Van K«wa- S«x«r«!i(tiiiiio«; AiMunUntAneuMante. OffieOMete ooff taeclub of th* Baptltt church at 4 •poke on "The Prime of Peace. * Itawa, live* at tU Watt front at, This ie the season when many laatltiitle*Ue* . •!Hi«t to bke aukmltteklttMd aot p. m. Sunday. JOHNNY WHITEMAN'S TRIO will turn their thought* to thlSad Bank. lat*r tau 19-.M A. ¥.. D**«nbw I*. After gifts were exchanged, re- Advent of tie lfeaSah. MHHOM Airman Xaral I* aaalgned to the 1*91, H. L. O'CONNOR, freshmtnt* were served by Mr*. MIDAYS aaei SATURDAYS far DANCING acknowledge Him aa the Prince MOM air lnUlIlgenee aenrtee lt.lt BaalaMa MaiMfar. William Welntraub, Mn. Arthur of Peace. Way, than, 1* the world, •quadroa here. Hara ara tht Raatent why It Mr* t* *4v*rtlM la Tae Reilttw Ktatt, Miss Nettle Cerrato and SNACK IAR NOW OffN -sry few year*, "an the brink i The award ni presented on tha Mrs. Bell. warf" In World War I Henry .uia of hla "wUltngnee* tocon -—Aivertlstaiest. Ford expected to gat UK boy* out stantly do a atrperto job." of the trench** and home by YOU PAY LESS! Christmas—but he HUnX Soldiers A naU»e of Bkoplje. Yugoslavia, have .topped nghtlng ju*t on the M-yeai^old airman la aarviag WS 1KB V1CS A* OU %rlatawar day and poUtklan* aa a languaga ipecUUat with the iajj» taken aTWther'amr UM iquadron. Ha aaaakl atveral for- holiday*. Why la Christ a Christ- eign languagea BuenUy, taalaalng WE HAVE FINE WINES AND LIQUORS FOR THE HOLIDAYS mas; Prince of Peace? After Slavic anindd Rui • Chriatmaa, what? ffBCBBVICB AB Tjpea Water hasps. Prior to enlisting in the Air Have w« too Ion*; aaaumad that Force, he served with the Army Chriat't rola automatically—wltt WBCBBVICB All out ufr-wM control the nation*? Corns of Engineers tar three.' Or have we failed to rtaHa* the year*. order of iM'th/i charaeteriiation: During thla period he was a USUAL SMVICI rot YOU* OH MIRNBI '•Hla nam* shall ha called 'Won- pheto-mapplng Instructor and a derful Counselor, Mighty Ood, number af aa engineer technical OUR CHARM IS J10.JO Everlaatlnr Father, Prince « intelligence team. He later served Peace'." (The Rtvleed Standard at th* Pentagon, Washington, D. Version properlv omlU a com- ma after "Wonderful," and thu* C, on a number of Intelligence Tat Riet Raak M041 m HOMal M441 describe, not simply the glory of projects. Christ, but the quality of Hla wis- MU la latelUgeace dom). Can there be a Prince of CRANI PLUMBING 4 HEATING Peace until we have fottowed i In hi* currant assignment. Air- Wonderful Counselor? Jesu man Korol is still engaged In In- never sought glamor and adora- telligence work—Including the op- tion In UiemseTvea. Hi* miracle* eration of communications equip- are performed out of companion; ment, map reading and classifica- He demonstrated humility with a tion, photo Interpretation, civilian towel and basin of water; He liaison work and parachute placed service at the top, aa theJumping, as well aa his linguistic badge of sreavtneaa. Ha waa not AlrP >rivtta Hack ar nclmiva branah giv* yatj rha MM* h«f h simply wondarfat but a wonder- duties. ful counselor. Until oar world M Airman Korst cams to the a«Jv«rtlM. »rsaai at arkas wkarntially lawar. regard! Hhn. He can never really United States In 1M* from hi* 5« a worldwide Prince of Peace native Yugoslavia. He attended with subjects In aU nation., In th schools there and haa completed Oar Owt t*rfv«ft LoMi or ixclnlv Irondf Kingdom of His—and our— Father. • year of pn-atedlcal atady at Rollins college, FUt N I think of the old rugged hertl- HI* military schooling Inchtde* ti%d Winet culturalist prophet who said: the .Armjr photoHnaf alag ceurse, Coosf-To-1.05 ments' with Ruaiia—but with lit- tle agreement. If C*irlit> coun- seUnr Is In line with "reverence Signal Officers GajUwfllOt Gclkn2.0S for life" (aa Swettzer puts It), "government, by the consent of 9 tha governed" (u our forefather* 'Attack Base wit It), freedom to worship to tfernk, to act within law andFORT MONMOUTH - The order—then our world will never Naval base at tittle Creek, Va, "COAST TO COASr PENNHAU raeognlze Jeaun Christ *i the liv-was sueesssrulijr "attaeked* last LOCH FYNE SCOTCH •UNDID ing Prince of Peace until we w*ek-by 1* Army officer* from 86 Proof practice these virtue*. "Happy VODKA NEW YEAR'S EVE ara ye If ye do them," said Jesus, th* Signal aehool here, Light BlandaxJ Scotch Whisky in speaking; of Christian action. Th* officers, all students m th* 80 Proof — Olitlllad from Grain CANADIAN WHISKY advanced algnal officer*' course, 86.8 Proof CHAMPAGNE To Implement "cease fires" and with ranks of second lieutenant -4.99 MNNRR PARTY truces—which act often only aa (a lieutenant colonel, were torn- ratchet*— we need the positive, CM* *t 12 atottJtM 3a5.it *«2.99 4/5*4.49 • STARRING • dynamic force of Christ—If our porarlly "demoted" to radio opera- world would catch up with the tors and wlremen far the exer- Prince of Peace. Thl* will mean cise. Tha training exercise had ALFREDITO * •* ORCHISTRA personal and national faith, hop* been preceded by Intensivs class- and love, patience, diplomacy, room work. . STtATHMOtl ClUt LYMNOIK BLENIED WllSKEY His Records Hit The Over 20000 Mark! sharing ana protection of tha Th* attack laam want ashore In weak, emphasis on Ood aa right- landing boat* from a ihlp an- Tha Straight Whiikist in this product or* S nun at more oM. eous Father and Jesu* Christ aa ILINDED WHISKEY 35* Straight Whljkev 65* Groin Naurral Sptrtts. with NAMNE also OTHER STARS forSon and Savior. chored oOahora, plunging Into walst-daep water whan the land- Aa science shrinks our world, so Tht atrstght whUklaa In this M1% AA religion needa to expand It, even Ing craft reached shore. They pm -2.35 -4.43 DANCING I LOTERTAINMENT If It may mean eaaalng political quickly aat up communication product •Tytara or mora old. m*^0w $ and economic relations with Unss In tha practice attack. 30% itralght whltkty — 70% t» em m butchers, outlaw* and barbariana Th* "victim*" of tha attack be- grain neutral spirit*. «j$ol. «,|,X«# 10 S INCLUDES until they are ready to act Ilka came tha hosts to the officers «»*3.64 *i*8.71 partner* in tha "Brotherhood of FULL EIGHT COURSE DINNER Han. tht Confederation of thewhen th* exercise ended. Th* In- Bock Cornish Game Hen or Boast PruaeBlba of Beet World." Yes, "In the Mllneaa of vader* were taken aboard the time, God sent forth His Son"— U.S.8. Mount McKlnley. aa am- "COAST-TO-COASr—N. Y. STATI AND SPUT OF CHAMPAGNE and He haa not recalled Him. H* phibious command ship, and IMP1RIAL CROWN Is, and ever will be, "Wonderful shown It* operation. They war* Counselor, Mighty Ood, Everlast- then taken an a taw af the base. CHAMPAGNE ing Father and Prince of Peace. VINO ROIUSTO UHTTBD Of tha Increase of Hla government staj. Herbert A. Franek, pro- Farmenttd In Bottla MS8EKVATI0N8 * •*«• Neva* at M and of peace, there will be noject officer of tha exaralae, aald, Italian Typa Rad Tabl* Wina and." "We sura got wst eoming In," Rev. Dr. Howard Johnson. but added that all tha offlcera en- «.2.99 GRBN GROVE MANOR Affiliated with the N. J.Joyed th* operation and learned -1.69 Baptist convention and much from it C*mof12lottt*n34.09 OCIAN AYR, + WRST IND minister of the Llncroft Community church. CHURCH NEWS COAST-TO-COAST BAFTUT nakWM6M KEHTUCKY WINNER Leonardo 90 Proof — Dlttillad From Grain BOURBON Church aehool classss for all VERMOUTH ag*s meet at I:M a. m. Sunday. Straight Bourbon Whlskty Sw«*t at Dry DISCOUNT HOUSE At 11 a. m., thar* will be a special 4 Yaan Old Chrlitmaa service. The pastor ^2.07 «* 3.29 1001 ITIMS will preach on "Why Jeaus Came." 4/5* 93c HH1.99 ACS At 1 :*0 p. m., the senior choir will -4.05 -3 56 present th* Christmas cantata, OB«* ii fa a-*H m • 62 WHITE STREET "Chimes of ths Holy Night," by Fred B. Holton. HEADQUARTERS On Chrlstma* ava there will b* "COAST-TO-COASr* HANDY •IOOKHAVIN IOURION a special servie* of music and GRUEN & HELBROS WATCHES meditation led by th* pastor and •6 •not - 6 Ysora Old - Straight Kentucky VVMlksy |4 irosf—4 Yssn Old DISCOUNTS 30% TO 70% ths senior youth fellowship from I until 9 p. m. 4/3*3.96 MI* 4.83 HO.L9.4S WI CARRY A rHJU UNI OP STMLINO AND SILVMF1ATI Next Wednesday evening at t o'clock, ths mid-week servie* of <»*•» 4.1 f prayer and Blbl* study will b* hsld In tha church school. Wt also carry a cempltft HIM of H BABY SLEEPER POLO SHIRTS ST. JOHN** METHODIST «, t • « Bag- S.M 1. Siaea 1, S, 4, «, a Beg. J. 75" Keyport wti known brondi of win; liquor, bttr and oh. Thtr* will b* candlelight ssrv- ke* at 11 p. m. Monday, tpeolal musle has been prepared. Miss POiO HEN'S OXFORD SHIRTS Juna Laughlln, a Junior at Mont- Bat. AU Cottars and Sboa, Bag. AM elalr Stata Tsaahen college and I pupil of Harmln* Hudon of •)- bsron, will slnr. Th* worshlppsrs NOW OPEN EVERY DAY VNTIL NINE will bs Invltsd to Join a pllgrim- 121 MONMOUTH STREET ags to th* crseh* across th* MOM.. TUIS. • WID. • THURS. • Ml. • SAT. 11 .. m. ra t p. *i. •trtet from th* church and th* At Pearl St-ntt — FrtaP.rkinaAra. USI OUR UY-AWAY PUN »*rvlo* will bs concluded with •Inglng of carols at th* Nativity Near Carttoit Thtatra Adjoining Stora AH rint QoaUty Marohanal** o Meney Chsorrallr BafaaM •c«ne. Tk* kuleler krlaai surer* a*4 Mlleife tenther eaeh litut, rV'k? •«» •C S.4L %.€ mi«t-%< • ^ W« «Si*r-ASerpentine dr., returned at a meeting at the fire house town. Mrs. Stubbs Is in charge home yesterday for his Christmas [Aids Needy on Shrewsbury ave. Shs succeeds of arrangements. vacation from Admiral Farragut academy, Pine Beach. Mrs. Jack Loversldge. The group will donate a basket •VBMHT—Garden club RIO Other new officers Include Mri. I a Christmas tea Tuesday at of food to a needy family for It p«n t« adratlM la Ts» BecUMr. Henry Canonico, vice president; Christmas. —ASfsrtiMatMt. headquarters, The Little Red Mrs. Harry Soden, secretary, and tBeheolhouae here. Members Mrs. Lovarsidge, treasurer. They reaglit gifts for needy children. will be installed Jan. W. The gifts will be distributed Appointed delegates to the ex- fey nurses of the Monmouth Oaunty Organisation for Social FACTORY terries to HIddletown township afcMrsn and to the children who TO •re patients at Allenwood and INTERIORS iVariboro state hospitals. Mem- YOU fosrs, through their garden thera- by Farley ALAN'S rpy program at Marlboro, also con- tributed gifts for adult patients • DECOR "M/n. */ n» tunUun Since 1924" The afternoon program fea- • CONSULTING tarsd an original skit with Mrs. lay a (Ml 1M lists, hn rsnrtwe! William Mulheron as narrator. In • ACCESSORIES the cut were Mrs. Joslah Hewitt, Mrs. August Augustine, Mrs. Wil- • FABRICS liam Bradley, Mrs, Donald Mc- OCCASIONAL dlBtoek, Mrs. Robert Lawrence, • WALLPAPERS i Mrs. Otis Seaman, Mra. William •entail. Mrs. Joseph Dernberrer • GIFTS CHAIRS and Mrs. Gardiner Klein. Members brought decorative eentsrpleees they will use in their Interior Decorator hssnas for Die holidays and there Audrey Estells Farley was a discussion and exchange Mssuasata Si BE a-Utt Ratal Prfct f4t.fl ef aeeoraUnc Ideas. LONG BRANCH-Mr. and Mrs. rown Transportation Brm of W$ charmingly, The tea table was decorated Harold Morgan, Br., of Van's Batontown. Across from Boro Hall ALAN'S with an old fashioned Christmas Trailer park, Eatontown, were Mr. and Mm. Morgan are par- tees, trimmed with home-made married 30 years Dec. 9. They ents of ten children, nine of whom rBCfawy lastingly yours in. eandies and cookies by Mra. 0. were honored Sunday by their are living, and 13 grandchildren. children at a party at the Pad- Their children are Charles Mor- PriM Oaly Beautveraft ofleri Bis Perkins. The tree was sent you Curv-Line kitchens in te Edwin H. Breach, husband of dock lounge. The Sharp Tones gan and Mrs. Alice Chestman, Long Branch; Mrs. Floyd Clark, •U prised Houte A Garden sae ef the club members, who provided music. LINDEN LUMBER colon... or warm Beauty. kai been a patient at Monmouth Mr. and Mrs. Morgan were mar- California; Mlsi Caroline Mor- Cam h oad See America's Waest Uaes er craft white! Finest enamels, Memorial hospital. Mr. Braseh re- ried at Holy Cross Catholic gan, and Harold, Jr., Edward, "BUIlD-O-MAr •eefcma*. DMM Room e»d Uyaig Roam baked on lo Hay on, pul tained home yesterday. church, Rumson. Mrs. Morgan Is John, Fred and Dennis Morgan, Ike nniihing touch on cabi- Hostesses were Mrs. James the former Alice Connett, daugh- all of Eatontown. lit at Mai MtcvMtil nets of the matt modern •ernard, Mrs. Lawrence R. ter of John Connett, a retired The day of the party, the cou g ilrongeit conitruc- FIR mm\ Bordge. Mrs. Frank Beach, Mrs. Rumson police chief, and Mrs. pie received a telephone call from lion, widest variety of types Herbert Shroeder, Mrs. George Connett of Rumson. Mr. Morgan •heir daughter from her Califor- and liiet. If you want more -* DKtman and Mrs. Dernberger. is the son of the late Mr. and nia home. WE GIVE S ft H GREEN STAMPS color, value, ioVai in your Mrs. Edgar Morgan of Red Bank. Attending were Mrs. Charles kitchen.. .YOU want Beauty- * IN MONEY DOWN! He Is employed by the H. W. Morgan. Mrs. Harold Morgan, Jr. craft. Ses that TOO get ill Church School Unite Mr. Chestmaa, Mrs. Lenna Coles » YEARS TO FAY! and son Joseph and Mr. and Mrs. Have Ynle Parties Vincent Ferraro, Long Branch; MBYPORT — Group* of 8t School Bus Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brewster, John's Methodist church school Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Morgan and ALAN'S have been conducting their Chrlst- son Sidney, Jr., Leonardo; Mr. and Mrs. Connett and Mr. and oai rwttltiiM Showrooms RARITAN SUPPLY CO. BUS parties during the past two Study Begins HOLIDAY GIFT Mrs. Howard Prichard, Rumson; Vssks. Because the large enroll- a OPSN SVBBY MIGHT TO. CHRISTMAS a •Mnt made a single gathering Im- EATONTOWN — At a meeting Mr. and Mra. William Letson, Eat- HEADQUARTERS" I! MONMOUTH ST. possible, classes and department! Saturday of the citizens' commit- ontown; Mr. and Mrs. Charles ROUTI II (Cer. M.) a-MW held Individual parties. tee for safety appointed by the Morgan, Monmouth Beach, and ft U. 7th Am. Rl t-14I« The school facilities now under board of education, Carl Bower Wally Wall and John Bhelbrlck, MaaaHws • Bridle On construction will b« ready for u» was elected secretary. Keansburg. after Jan. It. At that time, it was The rising cost of school bus announced, the church will be transportation was outlined. It able to substantially Increase Its was reported that of seven buses ewviee to the community. in use, five are for the transporta- Robert Terry Jackson, Jr., In- tion of high school student! to fant son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Long Branch and Red Bank, and Tarry Jackson, Br., West Keam- the number is _ increasing each burg, was baptized Sunday at the year. t a. m. service at the church. Rev. This year about $S1,000 waa Norman R. Riley officiated and spent for transportation and $41,< oo-aponaors were Edward Luett- 000 has been set for next year. •hau and Miss Maria Relslnger. The committee decided to study the borough, section by section, CBBI8TIAX SCIENCE and recommend to the board of education and the borough coun- BEADING BOOM cil a solution of truffle and trans- Open Bally 12.00 to 4:30 portation problems. The committee Is of the opinion NOW JH Evenlnfa 7:80 to »:S0 that all kindergarten and Hrst Sunday* 3:00 to 4:00 grade children, except those liv- Br ing dose to schools, should be ** —* »t Red Bank transported. An expert on traffic ======co-ordination will speak to the group when it meets Jan. 21. Local WHEN SPEAKING organizations who wish to send representatives are invited. WHEN YOU WANT THEM THE MOST Present at the meeting were OF HEALTH William Ramsay, superintenden of schools; Kenneth Hampton, IT IS NOT TRUE TO SAY president of the board of educa- SPECIAL PURCHASE OF SPORTS tion; Fred StilrweU, board of edu- "WE DID EVERYTHING cation transportation chairman; POSSIBLE" UNLESS Mr. Bower, John White, Joseph OUTERWEAR FROM A WORLD FAMOUS Llga, Mrs. Donald Vaugtian and CHIROPRACTIC WAS Mra. Charles Kaspar. SPORTSWEAR MANUFACTURER INCLUDED. Republicans Hold DR. WARREN FOWLER Holiday Party With one week to go for Xmas selling we bought a Chiropractor EATONTOWN - Mra. C. A. complete new selection of outerwear—so that stocks Mitchell of TInton ave. was 10) BROAD STREET hostess Tuesday night at the first will be complete to the last day at wonderf ulWingi. Christmas party of the Woman'! RED BANK, N. J. Republican club. Holiday decora- • Tackle Twill Shell-Lodan Lined Hip Length Jacket-Warmth tions trimmed the house and gifts U 44033 were distributed. Without Weight—Mocha and Gray. Mrs. Mitchell, president, ap- • Tackle Twill Shell—Nylon Quilted Lining—Knit Collar end Cuff pointed the following nominating committee: Mrs. Agnes Over- —Mocha and Steal Blue—36-46. baugh, Mrs. Spencer Patterson 7-PIECI and Mrs. James N. Wolcott, Jr. LIVING ROOM She also called for a moment's silence honoring the lat« Mrs. Rag. $20.00 eeemi TABU Fred O. Steelman, a club member. •«• CHAW SBHB TABII Mrs. Fred Bornemann directed —ec CNAwtauNra the program. Mrs. Lester Whlt- Dansheen Shell—with Wooden Toggles—Reverses to Loden Green fleld sang "O Holy Night." Mem. ben sang other carols. Hostesses Wool Lining—2 Jeckets in One. were Mrs. Martha Melone, Mrs. All Nylon Hip Length Jacket—Reverses to Nylon Fleece-Warm NOW JIM Herbert E. Werner and Mrs. Pat- terson. Mm Angelo Monti was —Weightless—Washable. far a a Weak A all WI a guest Tanas a Yean %» Ps Member* attending were Mrs. Anson V. Ramson, Mrs. Louis M9.95 NJRNITURI Snyder, Mra. Holly Reynolds, Mrs. Rag. $29.95 Jennie Wortman, Mrs. L. C. Dem- arest, Mrs. Eva Falkenbunr, Hn. Mlddfefw. Eustlce White, Mr*, Edward I All Wool Fleece Toggle Coats with lutfon-Off Hood—Knee Kress, Mrs. Arthur Whalen, Mrs. Length—Big Broad Pockets. Red, Gray, Carnal Tan. •pea Bally Is a pi. M. Ernest Hutchlnson, Mrs. L, D Seely and Miss Susie Allgor. estates* * a *. M. I Dacron and Cotton Outer Shell—Nylon Quilted Linino—Ry Front asssay i r. M. . a P. M. Hake It a provable habit to He Zipper—Belted—4 Pocket—Knee Length with Orion Lined Hood Th. IUfUt«r elaul«>d U 111 jour w.ati AdT«tlMm«fiL —Tan and Gray. '29.95 Rag. $4S.OO

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O". »• *. 0». Mrt » ». M. M t P. M.I D«. 14*. » A. M. t. I:H f. M. .U T-11. I ».J-H1III 1-m—r - *- »H*IM,b>to|. . Fri. •« 10. Srt.,tH 6. , Now Jtrity Stal. Highway 3*. Opt«-« » P. M.Mo«, Tuo>. Wod. and .tw,».M» mtuxwasm . Milkman Hetiret After 26 Yean and Maura— Tratunaa. Troop 233 Motliers of the committee who received Girl Scout pins were Mrs. George Bett, KM. Arthur Has Fly-up Eckstein, Mrs. Charles Greene, SHREWSBURY — Girl Scout Mrs. Gerard M. Herxog and Mrs. troop US visited the Bancroft D. R. Hilllard. Taylor rest home In Ocean Grove Present were Mrs. George Monday to sine earok. The troop Blair, chairman of the neighbor- had Its Chriirmas party the next hood association; Mrs, William afternoon In the ichool. Preii, organizer of troop 119; At laat week's meeting, 19 Margaret PreU, Susan Hager, Su- scouts were welcomed at a flyup •an Matches and Joice Keiper, ceremony. Mrs. John Probert, as- members of troop IK; Howard •i«tant Girl Scout leader, pre- E. Matteson, principal of the sented Brownie wtngi; Mri. Har- grammar school, and Mn. Elisa- old R. Trahman, leader, Girl beth Nelson and Miss Ida Mat- Scout pint, guide plna and at- tola, teachers- tendance stars. Mrs. Milliard, Mrs. Kekstein, Receiving Girl Scout pirn and Mrs. Philip May and Mrs. Trah- wing* were Virginia Beccia, Pa- man were in charge of Monday's tricia Bett, Pamela Bett, Judy trip to Ocean Grove. Cretin, Marie DeAdder, Carol EclMteln, Shirley Evans, Marilyn Flood, Busanne Hensler, Betty BUILT-IN FACILITIES Hereof, Baasra Hill, Unda Hil- liard, Patsy Kramer, Virginia Today's steel kitchen cabinsU LoBiondo, Alice May, Leigh Ma- provide built-in facilities such M lone, Jacqueline Probert, PaUy full-out shelves and racks. • DdmMko SlMk to *n'l tan » MB Green> and Maureen Trahman. m. IM« viiaHaiff. utiaafai Receiving one-year itari (or ABOUT rSEKZER FOODS Brownie attendance were Virgia Becclo, Patricia Bett, Pamela Po not refreest thawed foods. Bett, Marie DeAdder, Carol Eek- After they are cooked, however, POM DAME wd Us Orchestri •tain, Shirley Evan*. Marilyn they may be returned to the frees- Flood, Susannt Heniler, Betty er. Mirfin C. McCue, right, vie* prsiident of Media's Hereof, Sandra Hill, Unda Hil- neon AVAJUMJ NOW POX dairy, Long Branch, praianti Gaorga M. McCua, Bt Park llard, PaUy Kramer, Virginia Wkes Is SMH akeul s.w te Mil LoBtondo, Leigh Malon* and Al- savaswd k.iiMh.is t—*t •»!»« rear HlW YIATS Ml UWIVATIOitt Rumion, with a wilUt and cash gift at • taitimanial ice May. Receiving ttara for probl.a wits Th. •mister's dssslaed three years' attendance were dinnar Saturday night at Watt End manor. Mr. McCua, sis.—AanrtiMSMSt who rm b««n with tha company 26 yaart, ratirod and was Sovt On Your honorad at a dinnar givan by tha amployaat. CABIN IN THE SKY OCIAN lin. v ATLANTIC HWfUNDS Shopping Now! AT. Ml. 1-11W — HI. 3-iltl DktincMve Ftminint Acctuorits St. James CDA Condemns 4 Prices Drastically Cut On New Film Baby Doll'

Members of Court Bt. Junes, of the holiday. At this Urns Mm • BELTS Catholic Daughters Ot America, Harry Knlffin, chairman of tha Up to Thursday at Red Bank Catholic court's share the faith program, • BLOUSES high school went on record as asked members to recite their condemning the new motion pic- rosaries dally for the people of ture, "Baby Doll" in line with the 'unfary. • SKIRTS policy -' the Legion of Decency, Mrs. Joseph Pryor and Mrs. which ttrms the film as "morally Harry McCormlck were chairmen and repellent both in theme and of the refreshments, which were • SWEATERS treatment." served In the school cafeteria, Miss Mary Kelly, grand regent, which was decorated with Yule- 0 named Mrs. Barry Janssen chair- tide greens. Mn. Samuel Wise, • GLOVES 50<7< man of a vigilance committee dressed as Santo Glaus, distribut- OFF with regard to literature and ed gifts. Also assisting were Mrs. films. Joseph S. Lacy, Mrs. William • HANDIAGS Christinas contributions wi Lake, M.». Charles LeMsistre, sent to St. Dorothy's convent at Mrs. Andrew Lennert, Mrs. Frances M. Llsowky, Mrs. Law- MIGHTY CHRYSLER beat wiahat to you Wickatunk, St. Michael's orphan- rence A. Lotito, Mrs. Joseph Ma- age at Hopewell, to St. James and oothk THE CHIC SHOPPE St Anthony's convents, Red Bank, lone, Mrs. EUen Msloney, Mrs. St. Agnes convent, Atlantic High- James P. Msloney, Mn. Joseph akphM type V-8 NP'M! Hippy Christina. Holiday. lands and Boystown in Nebraska. Marks, Mrs. Mary Massey, Mrs. 9 CANAL ST. RED BANK Michael (VHara. Mrs. Edward BuFedt the MilKtiifiec taWoaWf, , d*t smooch auajag pOMf «f dM mott The annual Christinas program Daubensehmidt, Miss Eleanor Lar- powtrfu) eaaiM is Carjtkr MMO* ..• •. enjoy MM cftcitacy of (IN MAR OP P. O.) followed, with Rev. WilUam And- kln and Miss Mary BUen Lotito. aa ea«i«* w aushqr it los/i at aomal p the teaoomr erson of St. James Catholic church Court members will serve a built ioio OiiTtief'f ecdtuiw aiiplaal t tjpe Sat at speaking on 'the trut meaning" Communion breakfast at the V. svoa mt^ lat at oaMa ttt 3. O. dub at Long Branch Jan. 14 for a group of servicemen fol- MAURICE SCHWARTZ & SONS lowing mass at the Fort Mon- mouth chapel. Mrs. Frederick ltt-tt WKST FRONT ST. BED BANS, If. i. Richards will be chairman. Mrs. Dominic Oarruto will bt chairman of a spaghetti supper to be served In the school cafe- teria Jan. 24. Mrs. Clayton Held and Mrs. Joseph Christman were chairmen Last Minute GIFT BARGAINS 39% BROAD STREET RED BANK of the Christmas book tea, which the court held Sunday afternoon at the high school auditorium. Mora than 12S members and uvni CHRISTMAS TRIMMINGS GIFT ITEMS guests attended. A MERRY CHRISTMAS TO ALL! Rev. Clement Englert, C. 8. 8. t-PC. SET Uft-Him Trtt Sim* 1.00 -1.98 - 3.H R., of New York city spoke on "Eastern Rites," which pertained ChiiilUNift rabwdolM • Nflpkins TV TRAY SETS to the early era of Catholicism. lO.fS Msgr. Emmett A. Monahan, pas- 6 rkrtwS and Cups MS fl tor of St. James Catholic church and court Chaplain, led in prayer. CANDOLIERS . VoJ. 6 The Red Bank Catholic high school Glee club, directed by Sis- 1 Ufhf 3mht* lUflhts tlifbh ter Mary Vlrglne. sang carols. RMMI 2 I/I 9T. 79e 1.98 129 3.91 Tea tables were decorated with Christmas greens. Table hostesses WhistKng TM Ktttrt lex of Christmas Coras 21 for 29c were Miss Kelly, Mrs. A. J. Patter- CARAFE son, vice regent; Mrs. John P. owns TO i.oo MM MulvlhUl, Sr., and Mist Helen C. 1.50 Arriflcld Trats 1.19 Lang. WARMER Members of courts of the sur- omns TO 13.M rounding areas were among the guests. Assisting with arrange- Hahfoiswi Real Chnsltnai Trass *•» J.99 ments were Mrs. Patrick McOann, CALL RE 6-3334-FREE DELIVERY Mrs. Edward Meialer, Mrs. John Mertx. Mrs. Donald Miles, Mrs. 1.69 2.59 2.91 Edward Mulligan, Mn. Wttllam MtENCH FRYER SISSIU. Murray, Mrs. Edward O'Flaherty, AMD MUCB FAN 2 for 15c Mn. Anthony Orncblo, Mrs. Ed- omns TO in IA. . PIERRE LEROI BLENDED mund Patoek, Mrs. W. Harry CARPET Pennlngton, Mrs. Raymond PhU- 3.W ICICLES 10c Ups, Mrs. Alfred Targonsky, Mrs. SWEEPER IMPORTED FRENCH WHISKEY M. J. Newman, Mrs. Robert Ni- OTHtHS TO 4H non, Mn. Walter Noble, Mrs. Robert Norman, Mrs. Charles Rabble Ute Set 8 Utes 1.98 FIFTH 59 Oatonon, Mrs. Raymond Truex, RIHT J Dr. Alice Tyndall and Misses Dectrk Outdoor Santa 2.98 Sarah E. Murphy, Gertrude EGO MATER SPARKLING O'Brien, Bertha Power, Janice Make-h-Sito* 98c WAUTYPf DON JUAN PORT Tyndall and Marguerite Ward, a9^^sWlsMBBrBBBBBBBB\sBBBB9 RvSBBkB^BBs)tfBSBBBBaftBSSaaalaaa! I IIB?) wNIUIIIrtsa •QSTVilHNnwS . IV* CAN-0-MATIC Imported from Psttagal ^ ,69 3 Willow St. School omnsTosfc ,^#VEwl %p9SwlWfl BURGUNDY MyorTowov § Yule Program Paint 98c op VAN ZAMOT IMPORTID FAIR HAVEN "The Christmas Sftvor, WMo. Rod, Cloor 20% 8tory," consisting of songs and a' nivni Candy Canes 15c J5 .00 HOLLAND WINIS tableau, was presented by the FRY PAN CHEBBT Drama and Glee dubs of Willow OmiRS TO S«e IOX Street school for members of the CASE BIACKBEBBT ,75 Fair Haven Parent-Tetcher ai Christmas Hewers 10c 3 4524 BUS. BASPBBBBT elation Tuesday night in the 1.15 fjf LGI.26OZ. T^V 1 FIFTH school auditorium. The same pro- omnsTO2f« eOHlE gram was given sit the school as- AMI • 100*/* Cdifmta •mbly. Red or White Iranclies 39c Gp. AMI DRY WINES .95 More than 100 pupils made up the chorus, which was directed by Complete Line of Gift Wraps 5c to 1.98 1 GAL WINE .79 Mrs. Dorothea DeGano. The CoirtiniKNN ReHs Gift Paper 75' 1.29 a Saateroe a Zlnfandd drama club tableau was directed • Prtnwt Cookan NECKTIE NBT • SHEHRY GM. '.50 by Russell H. Baggot, club adviser CHRISTMAS BALLS a Burgundy a Barbarous and a faculty member. The Glee a AM*. CtffM Malon RACKS • MUSCATEL 2 CS.4GALS. dub, which Is made up of boys AS Shot • Shop*! and girls of the fourth to eighth • CnlH •Mondon INDOOR TREE UGHTS 24Tio 4STIo 72 Th COMSTOCK COMSTOCK grade, sang carols. Joseph Clark • TMttwrt DAVIDSON* sang "Holy Night." S Ldht Sorloi 7 Utht li Charles Keyler, William Ander- a Stoofc KaMa Sots » 3.49 4.50 WHISKEY Kmtvcfcy J^** son and Joseph Clark portrayed 1.19 2.29 RUM the three kings when the chorus a Boetrle dock sang "We Three King)." Robert 4YoanOM IOUMON OT. • Doeirk KiWt OUTDOOR LIGHT SETS SHOE .79 Haas was accompanist and San- 7 U»HT dra Stender narrator. RACKS FIFTH ^5 ^3-79 3" » UOHT 7.fS ft S.M 31' - 3 91- 5 YEARS OLD FIFTH II LlttHT OUTDOOR «HO-UwHT I.W 'Secret Pals' Hold .29 TO COMSTOCK IMPOITID DAVIDSON'S DAVIDSON'S Holiday Dinner PUNT 7-PC. OUTDOOR EXTINtlON CORD Howry D«ty • t«yoJ SCOTCH Bottled In Bond Mrs. Leon Pennlngton was Kentucky Straight chairman of the holiday dinner KITCHEN jl« 2,|0 | SO' 4J0 WHISKY 3* held Thursday at Peterson's rti FIFTH BOURBON taurant by the "Secret Pal" grou] INDOOR EXTENSION CORD ELECTRIC GIN of the Ladles' Aid society of th. UTENSIL SET 4 w raoor 10. Proof New Shrewsbury Reforms 49c CLOCKS FIFTH 3" 4 YEARS 010 ^W FIFTH church. Christmas greens, candlei VMfc ORAIX and Santa Olsus figures decorated 15-YI. ftUARANTU ABOVE 1T1UUI KXCLUUVk) WITH DAVIDSON'S the taUti. Attending were Mrs, Jack Mur- GOTHAM phy, Mrs. Alfred Herbert, Mrs. Rl«. 14.fl trOTHAM UTRA MY William Wellner, Mrs. Harold SPARKLING Severln, Mrs. Harry Carter, Mrs. 45 Norman Hallam, Mrs. Harry Ks- •URGUNDY CHAMPAGNE 79 tdlo, Mn. Robert Runge, Mrs. FREE DELIVERY FIFTH Olive Shlbla, Mrs. Frank Lover- 95 21.00 Cmt 2 31.IS Cm FIFTH i 2 sldge, Sr., Mrs. Leroy Croft, Mrs. Evald Erickson, Mra. Victor Hembllng, Mrs. WMlun Matin 9 MTIONAi iTOUt...47 Braid St... REo*Bo*k 6*2680 IMPORTED RED ft WHITE BORDEAUX WINE 99c FIRH tosh, Mn. Frsnk White and Mia Esther Crelin. T I Hazlet Firemen Inspect New Pumper Welfare Unit Ha* RED BANK REGISTER Thursday, Dec. 20, 1936 Signal Lab Rededicated Chrigtmaa Luncheon 6 9 SHREWSBURY — The board As Coies Area in Ceremony and members of the professional staff of the Family and Children's FOftT stONMOUTH-CoJes Rig- Signal Officer, Washington, was iocit-ty held a holiday luncheon Evelyn Marthens Dal laboratory, ooc* a component a guest at the ceremonies. •f th»Lresearch and development Established last May, the de- Monday at Sh&dowbrook. . laboratories here, was rededicated fense standardization program Prior to that, |h» board meeting DRESSES • SPORTSWEAR Monday aa "Colei area", in special now being carried out by the t the Long Branch "V made I eeremonlen. The rededieation wu Signal Equipment Support agency plans for the annual meeting Jan.' •poniored by the Signal Equip- "CLOTHES OF DISTINCTION" I* a long-range project which 21 at St. Luke's Methodiat church, | ment Support agency, which new already has recorded many not- occupies the site. able aehtsvemenU. Among their Long Branch. • Col. Robert B. Tomliiuon, com- purposes are to Improve the effi- Staff members attending were RE 6-3239 manding officer of Signal SSqulp- ciency and effectiveness of logi- James Long, the executive direc- 11 WHITE ST. RED BANK 1 went Support ajency, gave th« stical support and operational tor; Mr*. Adele Vexler, Mis. Urace addrm at the exercises, Brig. readiness of the Army. Navy and Col ton, Mra. Isabella Flnkelday, j Gen, James Dreyfus, ebief of the Air Force, plus conserving money, Miss 'Jail Chaiet and Mils Carroll I Procurement and Distribution manpower, time, production faci- Blake. Mrs. Lony was a guest. division In the Office of the Chief lities and Datura! resources. Board members attending were The Coles area la on Half-Kile Mrs. A. H. Meyer, president; Mrs. rd. just off Newman Springs rd. John M. Osbornc, Mrs. Frank M. In Mlddletown township. The Sig- Blbley, Mrs. Walter Ingram, Mra. nal corps area originally was Howard Dutcher, Mrs. Harry MAX KNOWITZ dedicated in 1(42 In honor of Greenberger, Mrs, John C. Gior- the late Col. Hoy Howard Coles, dano, Mrs. Marshall VanWinkle, All forms »f who died In IMS after many Richard Parkhurtt, rapratantativa from Ward, La-Franc* Co., Etmira, N. Y., ctn- Jr., Mrs. Marshall VanWinkle. 3d, years of service In the Bignal Mrs. M. J. Nevim, Jr., Mrs. X. 8. Ufa • Casualty . Fir* corps. tar, shows Fir* Chief Jtmat J, Cullon, right, end James Watington, president of Hailet Smith, Mrs. F. T. Petschauer, Mrs. Coles Signal laboratory wu a Firo Co. No. I, pumping dials on tha company'i now SOO-gollon pumper, which was Charles H. Morgan, Mrs. Ray- major function of the Slgna mond Yackel, Mrs. William 8. Corps engineering laboratories, dolivoroct Sunday. Throckmorton. Mra. Harry Sher- which now Is mainly consolidat- man, Mra. E. O. Kohn, Mra. Har- ed In the labs' new Hexagon old Bei7.Fr. Mra. Paul F. Switi. Building. Lincroft Woodrow Dies, Mr. and Mrs. Rob- Mrs. Alfred A. Meyer, Mrs. Eu- •M HfW M. stai Busk, N. A Pack 50 ert Nimon, Mr. and Mrs. Emil gene Curtin, Mrs. Thomas Mc- He probljsi inline tenants when rw The Christmas party and din-Stewart, Dr. and Mrs. N. J. Tor-Olinchey and Miss Florence R. • ' Bes-Utar way—Advet- ner of the Ladles' auxiliary of the toreJla and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Kridel. first aid squad was held at Lin-Rosen. For A Very Party, Awards croft inn De«. M. Gift* were ex- The Christmas party for chil- SHREWSBURY-Cub pack 80 changed. Present were Mrs. dren of the community, given by presented awards and held its George Fetor, Mr*. Dante Daverio, Mrs. Lewi* B. Thompson, will ho Christmas party Friday night In Sirs. Matthew Multln, Mrs. Chea- hekd at the fire house Saturday the school auditorium. ter Hummaki, lln, Harry fleylsz, at 2:30 p. m. Members of the Merry Christmas Each den hung paper link Mrs. Jack Kelly, Jr., Mn. Harriet fire company and auxiliary will be chains or other den-made decora- Wilson, Mrs. Larry Mahooey, Mrs. in charge. tions on the tree and were led InWeorga Rtobdale, Mrs. George H. Morton Jonea is a medical Christmas carol singing by George Cook, Mm Frank McCarron, Mrs. patient at Hazard hospital. From Gotfredion, cubmastrr. Mrs, Ralph Layton, Mis. John Flock- Members of the Lincroft-Holm- Jerome D. Silver was the piano hart, Misses Mary Kelly and del Kiwania club attended an in- accompanist Each Cub HI pre-Madge Smith, Mn. Jack Kelly, terclub meeting with the Kiwanle BILL SPREEN'S sented a gift at the cloaa of the Br., and Mm Jutee Dtoti. The dub at Keyport last week. On meeting, auxiliary will meet Jan. i at theThursday night a round table dis- Mr. Gotfredson announced there nre house. New members are In-cussion wu held at Lincroft inn. will be a den mothers' meeting vttwi. A Chrlstmu party will be held to- Jan. t at the home of Mm. Jean Seaman William Toop, ana ofnight at Lincroft inn, with the Andrew* and that the next meet- Mr. and Mrs. Charles Toop, Is Community church choir as WILLOWBROOK ing will be Jan. IS. home oa a 10-day leave from guests. Members also will brjng The following Cubs were pre- Bainbrtdge Naval bate, where he a boy or girt u guest. Jack Lam- Dining Room Open Chriatnuu Day sented awards: Bobcat badges, has completed personal training. kln is program chairman. Walter Wilson, Howard Covert, At the termination of his leave Kathleen Wameker, daughter Anybody can bt « finan- MENU Ralph Covert, Wayne Pomanow- •he Win be stationed at Littleton, of Mr. and Mrs. William Warnek- ski, John Sharp, James Bruno, Va., as personnel man with the er of Phalanx rd., celebrated her cial expert timply by sav- Ssiiarbraten with Potato Dumpling, Roait Rib* of Beef, Richard Johnson, William War- demolition underwater squad. lath Birthday Friday with a party den, Donald Steel, Michael Willis, A Christinas carol community at her home. Guests were Susan ing parf of hit income hart or Roatt Varmont Turkey, homamada drauing. Vaga- sing will be held at the lire house Merrill, Kathleen and Maureen Harold HaUey, Robert Luckman, every week or avary month. Paul Wilklns, Peter Brugulere, Sunday at 7:30 p. m. Kelly, Maura MuUln, Mary Alyse tabla* and dattartt included. Billy Hobko, Peter Dodger, and The school teachers and chil- Warneker and Mary Joyce Wlnky Merghart; wolf badge; dren will hold a Christmas party Warneker. Janet Willis, daughter of Mr. 52.75 Richard Barns; bear badge, Doug- tomorrow at the school and class- Bach account up to $10,000 las Lavery and Mark Erdrlch; sil- rooms at the fire house and chapel. and Mrs. Lowell Willis, wu a ver arrows, Douglas Lavery two, Teacher* at Lincroft school en special gueet of the Red Bank K1- Is Insured by an agency of Lance Adams two, Richard Sebas- Mrs. Lena A. Olarlc, principal; wanis club Monday night. As the United Statea Govern- NEW YEAR'S EVE PARTY tian three, and William Tully, Mrs. Betty Beam, Mrs. Ann Gar-winner of the first county award ment. George Madden and James De- reU, Mrs. Marie Armstrong and in cooking at the county 4-H fair MAKE YOUt WSttVATIONS IAILY vine; gold arrow, Lance Adams, Mrs. Cuthberta Mullin. At the in July she wan given a J25 bond. James Shafer and Richard Sebas- fire house, Mrs. Jack Nail, and at She attended the dinner at Molly Steak Dinner strwd 9 p. m. to 1 a. m. tian; assistant denner atrlpe, the chapel, Mrt. George-Ann Pitcher hotel. Misa WilWs is a James Shafer, and one-year pins, Smith. The refreshments will be member of the Lincroft 4-H club. R(0 BANK SAVINGS Bufftf Oinntr from 1 a. m. On Nick Barbato and James An- furnished by the P. T. A. Ronald Willis, son of Mr. and a Musks and Dancing • Nolsemakcn and HaU drews. John Mauser, Jr., celebrated his Mrs. Lowell Willis, celebrated his AND LOflN ASSOCIATION birthday Sunday with the family. 1th birthday Friday. 1 0 Broad S t reer $8.00 Nc Present were Mrs. Mauser and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Talarico Couple Receive Mn. Arbon Hugihes and children Red Bank. Nc« Jersey and children Marilyn and Peter of r-.,.i i 188 7 $3,000 in Settlement Gall, Garry Glen and Genevlve. Hamdon, Conn., and Mr. and Mrs RE 6-2099 "The Gifts That Jesus Brought" Robert Boylan of Freehold spent O|M* t Ml. t<> 4 PJB FREEHOLD — Mr. and Mrs.will be the sermon topic given by Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Edward Frid>r Samuel Levy, 307 Bilnley ave., Dr. Johnson at the 11 a. m. wor-Boylan of Hurley lane. 740 RMm RD. MIR HAVIN Bradley Beach, have accepted ship service at Lincroft Commun Ity church. The choir, under the $3,000 to settle a suit brought be- President James Garfleld wu Onwit 3% cause of tllness Mrs. Levy suffered direction of Miss Evelyn Layton, the lut President of the United aa a result of inhaling propane will sing "Silent Night" States to be born In a log cabin. For Fast Results Use Classified Display gas from a leaking heater. The Christmas party of Brownie The settlement is against Mr. troop 39 was held at school Mon and Mrs. Ilaiis Lepclnakl, rt. >, day. Mrs. William Diem, leader, mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm* mmmmmm Howell township, and Suburban and Mrs. Leonard Fisher, assist' Propane Gas Co. ant, were In charge. Refresh' It was charged that on May 17,ment» were served and gift* ex- 1968, while the Levys were tenants changed. Brownies present were in an apartment on rt 8, Mrs.Dorothy Anken, Linda Brandt, Levy became ill because of gaaAmle Braun, Kathleen Benson, leaking due to a broken baffle. Emily Fisher, Linda Godard, Lee The gaa company was the sup-Harsyway, Doreen Hayes, Patricia plier. Mahoney, Rebecca Rosen, Prtcllla Mr, and Mrs. Levy were repre- Soden, Gayl Stryker, Linda Wil- sented by Louis M, Drazin, Red liams, Dawn Willis, Diana Dufford Bank. The Lepcinakis were repie and Marilyn Johnson. sented by Henry Morgan and the A special meeting of the execti gaa'company by Wilbur Stevens. Mve bnard of the Lincroft- Everett Civic association wu held Thurs- OUR GIFT day night at the oAce of the pres- Holiday Program ident, Dr. A. R, Oilman, Plans were discussed for future pro- At Leonardo School grams for monthly meetings. A LEONARDO-\ children's committee was appointed for the MEN'S HNI Christnuu program directed by revising of the constitution and To SANTA "is Virginia Richardson and by-lawe, with Paul Brown Mrs. Alma Miller, was presented chairman and Leon Rosen and Tht AmhNfk BROADCLOTH at a recent meeting of the Leon- Paul Stryker assisting. Arthur ardo grade school Parent-Teach- Hlne wu appointed membership PAJAMAS er association. Community carol chairman. The next meeting wsU Ivy LeHKJIlt staging concluded the program. be Jan. 22 at the fire house. IUTTON DOWN EVERY COAT Mothers of the pupils were Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Farrell and .95 hostesses. children Entitle and Jimmy visited Candidates for the township relatives In Kingston, N. T., Sun- STRIPI 3 board of education will speak at day. the meeting Jan. 28. Dr. Wylie Mr. and Mrs. William Jordan SPORT SHIRT Full cut, roomy and well O. Fate, superintendent of town- and son William, Jr., spent Sun- tailored, these lonj-wearlng IN STOCK AT ship schools, also will attend. day visiting In New Tork otty. broadcloth pajamas are iUUaM will be extended to mem- Mr. and Mrs. Gus Tarantino of bet* of other PTA's of Middle- West Orange entertained resi- .95 available in stripes and sol- town township to attend as well dents of Lincroft Acre* at their ids. Several styles to choose as to Interested resident*. home Saturday night. The occas- (ram. ion wu m celebration of the De- There we more cattle In thecember birthdays In the group. At the top of every man's OTHERS TO US OFF United States than In the entire Present were Mr. and Mrs. Ken- list—Ivy League button down continent of Africa. neth Tlsslere, Mr. and Mrs. sport shirts in stripes, plaids and tile new miniature tar- VAN HIUSIN tans. All in fine woven cot- 20^ ton*. DRESS SHIRTS Tweeds, Blacks, Solids 3fS Zip-outs, Novelties MCGREGOR Many collar styles to choose from and we think he might $ Orion Sweaters go for several, and when he sees they're Van Meusen, NOW 32'°° Long Stave* Sleevelets watch his face light up with mure. Luxurious Princess-style Every man loves the com' MAU IRUMMIL Black Fitted Coats fort of a rich orlon sweater. We have them in your choice NECKWEAR $ Our sincere wishes of seven of the season's most wanted colors. SO 150 NOW 39"°° for a happy holiday to 1 to all the good friends Add a spot of color to your STETSON HAT man's wardrobe. Give him Mink Trimmed Fur Blends whoin it hat been stick neckwear from our outstand- GIFT CERTIFICATE ing ejection. And Fur-like Orlegros I pleasure to serve. Tlw Ptsct t* NOW *69"00 YM KWW

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RED BANK LITTLE SILVER i i Want Ad Section Sports RED BANK REGISTER Thursday, Dec. 20, 1956-45 Bucs Meet Asbury Park for Round Robin Crown Heel, Toe Sports Car Club Has Rally Red Bank Seeks Third Win 0 *» 0 0 In Basketball Tournament Spotting Sports Coach Lloyd Belton'i Red high school btfketball Regional Five Hits Snag hasn't really dug into Its regular By Hy Cunningham 9M-57 schedule st yet, but Sat- urday night the Buccos will vi* for thelt. first crown of th* < In Caseys' 80-60 Triumph season. Belton's squad I* in th* thick Red Bank Catholle handed of the battle for the round robin Rumson-Fair Haven Regional tournament championship being high school its first surprise of the Cage Schedule held st Asbury Psrk high school. season Friday night when the The Bucs meet Asbury Park la Caseys romped over the BuM- TOWIQHT h« last gams of a doublehsador, dogs, 80-60, In a tilt here. Freehold Regional at Long Anything might happen In this The .Caseys suffered a trimming Branch, round robin. In fact, a triplt tit in Its first outing of the season appears passible. A victory for at the lituida of Trenton, but TOMORROW the Hlue Bishops over unbeaten Coach Bill "Doc" Qreamer worked Jaateebarg at Mam*oa-Fair Ha- Red Bank and an upected vic- out all of the kink* for the Rum- ven Regional. tory for Manasquan over St. Root i son game. In fact, the new Casey Duaellsa at Keyport. could bring about the tie among ' coach started right with funda- Tockertofl at Central Regional. the three schools. mentals of ths court sport to get SATURDAY In II yesrs of competition, the his Green and Gold team up for Bucs won 20 gsmes while drop- the Bulldogs. ASBURY PARK ROUND ping 28 tilts, and picked up th* Dick Goodwyn sparked the of- ROBIN title only twice. Aabury Park has fensive drive with 22 points, but •ec Bank vs. Atbury Park. the most wins, 31, and has wot the real story was a pair of hust- Manaeajaan vs. St Rose. four titles. Manttquan won the ling guards who turned tn college most title*, five, while St. Roe* play performance*. Bill Naughton has one sine* Joining th* tourney snd Bill Corcoran. Both guard* tn 1991 stols ths ball from the Bulldogs T Cage Loops In two contests played, Had time after time and dribbled the Bank edged Manatquan, U-61, and Trottermen practically off the upaet St. Rose of Belmtr, 12-rlg. court Open Season Mentof Bslton's squad <• Naughton and Corcoran Just spsrked by the tggresslre Du.; about controlled the game to their The Kalln**, last year'* bas- Patton, who has scored SI point* liking. When one wasn't dribbling ketball champions of th* 11th In two game*. In the Manaataaa Mill Joan Ritehia ef Rumion It shown at tho wheel of her Ktrmann-Ghia Vollti- or pssslng, ths other guard wa*. and 12th dlvtalon In th* Y. M. C. encounter, Patton dunked tight 1 A. league, started the season off TBS BIB, OLD ST. MICK MAKES HM APPEARANCE Tuwday waqen preparatory to taking off in Sunday * charity rally tpontoraol by tha Haal and Both bucketed 14 points. fast by rolling to sn easy, 72-SO, goals tnd seven fouls and against Tea Sporti Car club to benefit needy familial in tha area. With her at navigator it Rumson started off fast and Isd win over the Slow Pokes last St. Ross he had six field goali aad far tha UM year. It la now only a niatUr of a (aw days and noun early in th* game, but ones the three charity toatet. baton tho nu with tho whlta whiskers and his sack wlU sat mora week. Chuck lellinghem ef Mtddlotown. Varnon B. Bennett of Watt Long Branch, club preii- Caseys caught fire, that was tt. Bill Bennett had 18 point* snd Contributing strongly to ths at> attantlon than tha Army-Navy gmma or th* World Series. dont, it «t Tha right. Alto pictured, loft to right, are Howard lingerer of Shrawibury, Vlnce Cantallce opened the scor- Diets Wasihausen dunked In It fsnslvt cauaa war* Frank Aumaak This la 4fco Us** of th* yea* that ing with a pair of fouls, but Red' markers for ths victors. Perry and Grant Jonea. In the Big DM rally chairman, Polica Chief Frank W. Reuther, Police Capt. Laroy MeKnight and Mrt. Bank retalllatsd on a one hander WaHsra, with sevan talUte, wa* tilt, Jones had IS points on §Vf lingerer. Tha rally netted $17 in cath, numarout clothe* and ingredient! for two fam- by Corcoran. Kenny Cousins high man for th* loser*. from the Held and five from the oew of Wakyspejuatoe at tit* Barge* Bowl II scored from under the basket and foul line. In the Purple ROOM' ily clinntrt ef turkay. Th* Kallnaa enjoyed a 20-t whoa Baata oetlvon Ma gttta Im ardor to otaate happy Tony BeVacqua matched that bas- haMUme lead. tilt, he had 20 markers on save* ket to make the count four all. field goals and sli fouls. Aumaek John Romandettl gave the Bull- The Leonardo lions scored a dunked in IS points in tho flrat Thle tlma of th* yw I* a Uma for exchanging gifts, a habit ol dogs a «-4 lead which was the lsst 4B-2T victory over tha River Pitta game and had eight tallle* In th* years and years. Watery aaya that thla euatom of exchanging prea> All Star*. Bob Reuseille, with IS St Rose Takes Red Bank Catholic Scores 2d time Regional was out front. points, and Bob Babcoek, with second one. *AU datM way, way back to tho Thraa Wise Han. Today woll try Coach Craemer's aquar then e* 12, led the Lions. The height of Coach Ous Vlllaplano and hla sot to anap a long, long atraak by axehanglnf a for of our own, un- ploded with a stretch of II points the Lions, with Reussllls con- Blue Bishops will be no puahover to take the lead. 174. After that for Red Bank. Jim Hoctor, aen- wrapped and unUed Item*. We find thla way to b* a big aavlng to Regional, 75-63 1 trolling th* boards, was th* t Win, Defeating Tigers, 5448 spurt Coach Don Trotter * cagers tor In the trouncing. ttr, was ths pace setter for Aa> tho Chriitmaa Club cheek. ' RUMSON—Despite a 27-point were never able to get back into In the first game of the jun- bury Park, scoring It points Soar Santa: performance by sophomore Vlnce the ball game. against St. Rose and six tallies Guard Bill Corcoran furnished ers were Tony Bevacqua and Dick ior high league, the Fair Haven When yea am making your rounds Monday evening win Csntailce, Rumson-Fair Haven Red Bank took a 23-14 lead In Kntck* gained an easy, S4-38 tri- against Manasqusn. Dave Gibson Regional high school absorbed a the scoring attack Tueedsy night Goodwyn, each with 12 points, and the first half and led, S»-2», at the racked up 11 marker* against St you please make tt a petal to lactad* ear ttttte Mama to bo to enable Red Bank Catholic high Bill Naughton, who netted ten. umph over the Lion*. Peter IMS trimming by St. Rose of half after a 18-11 quarter. In the Schanck scored 2S markers and Ross, but was able to grab only delivered to aportamea around tali ana. Wall apeeJfjr. Belmar Tuesday night on the school to rack up a 54-41 win over "Red" Murray led the Tigers final, with Goodwyn doing most of four points against Mtnasquen. Atlantic Highlands on tha high with 13 points on live baskets and controlled both board*. Barry To Gen* Booth, a former Bus cage attr attending Dartmouth, a Bulldogs' court. the scoring, the Caseys racked up Tamblyn, with IS points, and In three outings, the Bue* are school court here. three fouls. Dan Calandrlello and a 24-18 period. undefeated with the other game big year aa playmaker for th* Indian* and a *ucc*Mful year In hi* Cantallce, who has been the Playing without Henry Runge scored ten and 11 Jim Davles, with 14, also helped mainstay in th* scoring depart- a substitute Cantalice sparked Regional with the Knicks. Charles Layton had being won over Long Branch. atudlea at he eompletei hla senior year tn 1S07. during the contest, the Caseys had points, respectively, for the IS points. Cantallce dropped In School basketball will alow ment for the Bulldogs, tossed in four of the five men In double Tigers. 22 points for the Lions. To Bay Arend, farmer proprietor of Jaae Lagan's (hop seven field goala and was sharp at ten for ten at the foul lint. J. C Tho Royals rolled over the Hot down with the holiday* taking la Ranuoa, a Little League team to manage In Fart Lander- the foul line, dunking 13 points. figures. Bill Xennedy was the The Casey junior vanity squad Williams hit double figures, •cor- over. Tomorrow night, throe only eager who failed to shake defeated the Tiger reserves, SS-S1. Shots, Jl-ll. as Bill Smith tallied dale, whore stay la aewa ratdeai thai a Mg year far hla St Rose outacored Regional In ing 12 points. Cousins scored 11. IT. Bill Whalen'a backcourt gams game* are scheduled with the the cords. Slover led the way with 20 points. Regional went home empty local encounter being at Ru Kew York Glaate, Jackie •eblona or a* JaeUt BoMa**a> every quarter but the fourth, with For Red Bank Catholic, It was ras outstanding tn tho triumph, tb* biggest margin being picked BSD BANK CATHOLIC handed after the Bulldog Junior Members of the WetUlde Y. The Bulldogs will take on Ja To QrM Coaeh Joe RoaaU of Rumeon-Falr Haven Ragtonal high the second (trsight victory. With FG F varsity absorbed a SS-87 triumph. burg. Keyport plays Dunatlon up In the flrit chapter when the Corcoran providing the spark, the Corcoran, f - I 211 201 M. C. A. Knight* won a tlghi aehool, a faw famea on the win aide la 'CT. Through tho rumor mar- Rosee had a 12-15 period. R«vacquf>. f, * 0 11 BUMSON-FAUt HAVJCN defensive contest over the Fort and Central Regional will taaUa Richie Powers paced tho Rosas Caoeys went out front, 14-12, at Goodwidin n e. t • It ra Tuekerton. ket, we understand Santa will drop out a head eeaeh contract for the end of the first quarter and Naughton f ..« 4 I It Wllllama ... II Wayne Juniors, 20-14. Epps post- next year with tha bopaa Gentleman Joe will win. Alao Santa, aaa with 30 points on nine baskets and Kemtdr. s.' .,.„ 0 10 Contalle* , It ed nine points and Jackson stretched Its margin to 12-24 at ASBURY PARK — Red Bank what can be done In regard* to building a naw gym that will lit tb* two charity flips. Hike Farren the half after an 18-12 quarter. Aurtin scored eight for the victors, contributed II points. Joe Schaad U 4 14 Couilna Richard King was tha star of high echool defetted St. ROM of purpose for the Regional aehooL Red Bank built a brand naw one Coach Roxy Finn's cagers ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS Wooda grabbed 14. Lanirford ... tha Wayne team with six points. Belmar Saturday night in tha • faw year* back and it was too email at tha atart St Rose took homo all the played on even terms with the FG F P 17th annual Round Robin cage Caseys in the third chapter with , Calandrlello, f. 0 It Romandetti . marbles when the little Purple I Run««, t Davtn tourney at Asbury Park high To George -Snufy- Sttrawets*. formar Kew Tetk Taakaa both clubs racking up IS points. 1 11 Tharin aehool. The Buct eliminated the Roses defeated Regional'! Jayveea, They then took the Green and Hurt e _ 1 » II ' Mg year with hla How York Jour- SMS, in the preliminary contest Murmy. g I 11 RED BANK CATHOLIC Squash Oub Purple Roses from contention Kot that ho dMat have a good oae la Gold. »-7, In the fourth chapter. CilRtrom, s. . 1 2 FG with a S2-SS victory. ST. lose Atlantic Highlands closed the O'llara, g. —- o a Kannedr •id, but aaayba ho oaa atrlag op a f* PO T P Motley, g. a « St Rosa, defending champion, Sehasd, 1. .. 14 gap to 49-45 in the fourth period, _.,...„ o Bnacgim ...... Yaakeeetab. Cobb, t Goodwrn Triumphs, 5-0 won It* first Round Robin title 1 but the Caseys broke out with a It 10 41 Naurhton Jwka, f. .... Score SEA BRIOHT - By defeating last year. The Buct are unbeaten To th* wide awake Jayceot—a Mg year with their aki moat on F«»n, e. .. counter rally tn the last two min- Corcoran In this year's competition, sad Pewm, s. .. r is utes to Ice the win. R«d Bank Catholle 14 II 7—14 Lynch tho Havettak river. Sine* tha National Sweepataket committee died 20 At HlrhadHlhlda 12 li l 1—41 Baueeh ... _ need a win over Asbury Park Cur, f. Other Caiey double figure scor- Officials—Duane Kolikse Uko the laat roe* of nunr, tha Jayceaa r*vtr*d new lnterait on TWeMt. t. . I Sulliran Oub team In the North Jersey to wrap up this Ganaell, s. .. 2 Sl title. tho rrver and they deaerr* a big meet How about It, Santa? R*ddr '..'. class "C" league entered the holi- ie Hollywood day break In play m a two-way Coach Lloyd Belton's quintet To JhB MoOauut*** of •«•*•• WUalag team* while I* 15 71 Celrl lad from the atart after It got nwsoN K flgtit for the title. oaaohhag Navy laetaltottea* darlag Ma tow of daty with th* TO T Holiday 'Basket-Bowl' Jubilee out front, 7-0, In the tint two Wllllane, f. „ 7 Cureit Sea Bright now has a 13-2 rec- •attar*, flat ha* a bag fan of football Meaa ataee graduat- It It I* ord In Individual matche* played, minute*. Lee Carr finally cracked Couiini. t, ...H..H.. the ice for St. Rose when he con- ing from Brown aalveratty. Drop of a low grldden of Jim'* CuUlle*. f...... inn while Plainneld C. C. stand* S-l, Amtln, .... 4 having played on* lea* team nected with a charity tot*. Bel- tope aad fceU havo WHa treadle developing a wlaalag dub. Bomandettl. s. Scheduled for Convention Hall ton's cagers led In every period 1 .. « 0 match. Plainneld win play Elisa- To Bill Kupar of Super * aerviee station, Rumson—a few more Ltd , t International but ths fourth when the Bua re- JJ"i». S , „ 0 beth T. and C. C, tht defending tM bowling game* and top average in the F division in th* Shore e ASBURY PARK — Convention champion team, at Elisabeth serves went Into action. firemen'* bowling Uagu*. hall here will be the scene of ths Jan. S, while tha local squad has Doug Patton, ths fireball • ef 21 21 tl Look for Races the Red Bank team, wa* the ' Seers kr Quartan 20 Back Home flrit annual holiday "Basket- a by* that day. Sea Bright re- To Caaoh Ami* Traai of MMdletowa towaahlp CAMDEN—Ths Garden State ofTenelve star with his ball head- St. EON 12 14 17 20—71 Bowl" jubilee, with three scholas- •ume* play against Racquet* club ackeoUA Shore Ceafereaea ohamptoaehlp *a the gridiron Baneon It It 14 21—tS From Deer Trip tic shore teams voting for top and The Gardenia, the Garden of Short Hills Jan. 19, .and wttl ling and scoring. Grant Jones waa aast year as Araie loot a ooaple of tough ones in M ... T* OflltlBli—Kulass, KevalMkl. honors. State Racing association's two play Plainneid Jan. 2S at home. the high scorer for th* victors, Asbury Park high school, Rod outstanding tests for two-year-old dropping In 20 points. Patton bad Coaeh Joe BaJger. Bed Bank Catholic, a Thaataglvtag day HIGHLANDO — Twenty mem- thoroughbreds, assumed Interna- Although Sea Bright won all game at Bamatn OOBMO >51. W* iiaderatoad thla etw I* la bers of the Rod and Gun dub Bank Catholic high school and Bt It* match** against Short HHlt, IS points (cored on a half doatn Rose aehool of Belmar, will com- tional proportion* with early baskets snd three fouls. John the maktag, 4MS taaybe a Uttto path woaMat do H a btt have returned home after a week each on* went to extra gams*. Keyport Whips of deor hunting In South Jersey. pete in a unique round-robbln, nominations representing SI All but one of th* local player* Kachel. huaky Bue center, con- of harm. ' They stayed at their hunting kdge to be staged two nights at th* states, the District of Columbia, lost opening garnet and then ral- tributed 11 points to the beachfront exposition hall, Thurs- Canada, Cuba, England, Ireland when he hit with four To Coach Roxy Finn of Atlantic Highland*—a flood of naw stu- at South Jersey. and France. lied to win. Manny Lobdetl de- dents that might halp return football to th* Tigort ... To And; Jamesburg Five Gus Bhrter prepared the meala, day Dec. 27, and Saturday, Dec. feated BUI deCamp in five games counters tnd a trio of fouls. Slkora, Beacon Hill Country club, a win In P.GA. golf play com** among whleh were featured char- 29. Nomination* for both races, at the No. 1 poettion, and Carl The Bucs rolled to a 74 JAUK8BURO — Keyport high each to be run at a mile and a when Kachel opened up the next aommar. school, playing without two of its coal steak and fish. The mem- The new event announced deOersdorff, at No. 2, had to rally bers win meet tonight at Charlie following a recent meeting at- •Ixteenth during the 1967 fall from two game* down to defeat ing with a crip, a three-point To tha baoherb*n •toottaf team of Tom rhlppa aad itara Tuesday, managed to mark meeting at Gordtn State Park, play on a drlv* in and a foul ay MM «Blak» Oarhart, mow whittle* aad a ooapl* of oaay up Its first victory of the season and Eddie's, Bay avs., when elec- tended by Edward 7. Carleton, Tom Oaretoht. Charlea HaJtey, tion of officers will be held. athletic director of Asbury Park; cloaed Saturday. Th* Garden No. S, defeated Stu Auchtnetoe* Jonei tnd a pair of foula by i for a ohaaga .. . «* BtU Coaadl of AtktaMe High- by defeating Jamesburg, 67-34. State greeted $J1»,21O when won Kachel. Ked Bank still had the Bob Kennedy, a substitute, Charles Miller and Edward Ryz- Joseph Bolgtr, athletic director in four game*, as did Bow Borne* i to work when he pick* op hi* ticket* mar wOl be hosts when refresh- of Red Bank Catholic; Stephen by Calumet farm'* Barblton this over Bob Newhouw. But Robin- advantage at th* end of tha ft*? aSWnlallaF football aad basketball. proved hla court ability by pacing year, while Ths Gardenia grossed quarttr, 17-10, at Jonee the Red Raiders with 24 points ments will be served following the Gepp, basketball coach of St con, at No. 6, split the flrat two To Pat Ricel, Tha Resist*!-* No. l bowler, a atlck of dynamite meeting. Rue, and Asbury Park city offi- S1SS,27S when C. V. Whitney's gams* with Llndy Pearson and the way with eeven points. on ten boskets and four fouls, Ray Magic Forest took down fire to more Tha Raglatar'a bowling team into a winning spurt . . . Tr LoPresto wss next In lino for Key- On the hunting trip were cials, Including City Publicity Di- then ran out th* final two. The Purple Rose* racked up Nona "Sheet*" Slcktla, good football at Brown university . . . T< Chariot Miller, chairman of hunt- rector George Zuckennan and money In the ISM renewal of thai eight point* aarly In th* tteead port with 11 tellies. race. » Chief Carl Jakubeey and Sgt Ooorg* Chandler of the Fair Haven Kennedy sparked th* Raiders to ing committee; Edward Bunting, Mayor Roland 3. Hlnes. quarter to slice the Buc margin polio* department, good fishing during M67 ... To Howard Leon— a t-8 first quarter lead. In the Borl* Belchek, William Bryant, Scholastic sponsorship for ths Both H. H. Aga Khun and hla Trojans Win to 21-U. Tom Coghan was the Just on* victory over Frank J. *Hngitor» on the golf links at OM second chapter, the Indians went Oharle* Ely, Charles Ehrler, Gus "Basket-Bowl" Jubilee will come eon, Prince Aly Khan, art rep- spark of this spurt with tlx point*. Orchard Country club. out front, 20-15, after outscoring Erhler, Frank Germaine Harold through Asbury Park high school, resented among the foreign nomi- Th* Buct cam* right back with the Raiders, 124. Hadfleld, William Hall, Edward it wa* announced. nator* from France. In The Gar- In Overtime an eight-point clutter to push To Coaeh Bob CHlieon >.. Bed Bank high school, an un- Hess, Edward Kilander, Edward den State, the Aga Khan I* repre- their letd out to 28-11. Patton Keyport'* spurt in the third per- A trophy for th* holiday com Tightly contested cage games defeated *ea*on for hi* Buooo* ... To Joe Hunter, president A. Kwllt, William F. Keller, John petitions will be presented by the sented by Balram.'a bay colt of •parked this attack with aovan of the Bumson-FiOr Haven Bulldog Boosters, new blood In iod Iced the issue. With Ken- were played in the "A" division pointi. Red Bank had a nine- nedy leading the way, the Raid- Olaon, Edward Rysnar, Edward city of Aabury Park, with per Nearco, Blbl Toorl parentage, and tho organisation ... To Doug Fatten, Bue cage star, Bhore Lenorth, Herbert Snyder, George Dlableret*, a bay colt by Tulyar of ths Red Bank Recreation com- point advantage, 81-22, at the half. Conference scoring obamploashlp for the ISOS-SI year . . . ers posted a 28-7 period to retrieve manent possession going to an; mittee boys' basketball league the the lead, 89-27. In the final ses- W. Strohsahl and Walter Wlecso- team winning tt three times. It Is Dlableretta. All five starters of St Hot* To BU Naughfen aad BUI Corcoran, Bed Bank Catholic star reck. Father and eon both ar* repre- past week. scored In double flgurei, CosjhaB basketball guards, epots on All-Star team* aa a pair, f sion, Keyport outscored James- planned In future years, to Invite In a triple header Monday at burg, 18-13. additional teams from various sec sented In nomination* for The leading the way with IS tallies. they** a pair of drIbbHng goard* and they'll deserve Gardenia, which I* reitrlcted to the high school gym the Trojans Fred Schaad and Richie Powers ttoa by season'* end. The Raiders' JV iquid romped tlon* of New Jersey to participate defeated Cy's In an overtime sea- over the Jayveei of the home Monmouth Whips in the holiday contest*. Mayor two-year-old Allies. The Aga Khan each tcored 12, Lee Carr raohtd To O. Barker Seeley, Jr., publicity head at Monmouth Park, the Hlnes said the winning team will game up ten points. top horse* for the 1967 meeting. To Helen Barnett, Stoleyt aeci team, 60-20. It was the third victory far McGuire, 72-50 be Invited to attend the famous Tulyar-Rote O'Lynn. Prince Aly n tary, a half doien good dally double* for Dick, and good health . . Khan I* represented by Ssbrina, a °*f ing gam* saw the Red Bank, two 'n the Robin— Harlem Globetrotters gams In KsHnss outlast ths Royala, 42-31, To Amory L. Haskell, president of M.P.; Philip H. laolln, treasurer Hulk, t _ WRIGHT8TOWN — Fort Mon- Convention hall Dec, SI. bay filly out of Laura by Bayanl. Manatquan and St. Rote—aad Edward J. Brsnnan, general manager and assistant tr*a»ur*r-*ecre- Sullivan, t mouth had little trouble in trounc- and th* nightcap was won by the Long Branch lsst week. The Bute Lamon. I - Each of the two nights play will Cuba It rspresented In The tary, and Harvey I. Wardall, assistant secretary and comptrolle O'Brien, f ing McGuire Air Force, 73-50, Gardenia by Conlle, a bay filly of Knickt over the Dukea, 37-38. will hook up with Asbury Park Include three "halts" of basket- 1 new records to go Into ths books in 1967 and a high pitch greenback LoPreito, e Monday night; as the Slgnaleeri Giant Servant-Soph Tuck extrac- Members of this division are Saturday to battle for thla year * Johnaon c. ball. Thursday night, Dec, 27, As- ton* coming out of the mutuel machine* for th* next meet. recorded their ninth win in 12 tion named by the Ilecon Stable of composed of high school Juniora Arc)|ir c bury will play Red Bank Catholic and seniors who are not mem- To tournament golfer M. Harold Kelly, business manager Ort'esro s. starts. Tom Gola had IT points Marlanoa near Havana. The Hon. MED DANK Kennedy, l to lead the Signalmen. 8L Rose will compete against A* bers of ths high school varsity and TO of The Register, a hole-ln-ono at Fort Monmouth Country bury, and St. Rose will play Red J. J. Attor, London, ha* named Aiunack, f The Monmouth win upped the a brown filly by Court Martial out Junior varsity teami. I etui) and a wia tn pro-am competition come* springtime .. . ' It 17 Bank Catholic for the third half. Jonae. ( 7 To James "Shamus" Hegaa, our boatman, good golf for the JAMBBBURO one-*lded series edge to an over- of Crawley Beauty to The Gardan STANDING* (•|««li«. f. FQ F all 12-1 record. Earlier this month Saturday night, Dec. 2t, the aorae w VI leoaon ... To Tom Bly aad Freddy Nerriaian, the mem- State. Canada I* represented by Kallnei 1 Cunningham, f. Warren, f, It the Signalmen defeated the air- •chedule will be followed. Kachol, e ber-member ohamplonihlp at Beacon HIU Conatry dub next Conit'tlno. f ... 1 eight nomination* and Ireland by KnlekKlk i I UuprM, e -.. men, 8MB. This is believed to be the first two. Royali „.._ \ year ... To Edward H. Conway, champlnnahlp of the Cheob> Bernardo, f, ,. time this unique system of pity Patton, s or dub golf tourney ... A second gift for Pat Ricel of The AJnoy f. Monmouth scored In spurt* and "The nominating reaponae from Trolaai 1 Chrlitlano, *. « Rlchardi. t frequently lo*t the ball on wild hss been itsged In the shore area. Dukai e Carrleo, s —< Register, a low tolf score when he make* Ms debut on Cer'quM. c all section* of the United Statet C»'l t 0 paues. Early In the game the Assignment of teams was based Aytri, s — some course In '57. Smith, w on a "draw" for positions among a* well as racing centers through- Valant, s To BUI Walker and Bobby James, ticket! earned for the Basket- Juhn, B score changed sides four times, out the world It an Indication of Notlci and when the winners assumed a representatives of the competing The Atlantic TDwnthlp eonunltttb ST. KOSI ball Officials' association ... To Bruce MtcCutcheon, Joe Callaert Luluy » teams. the ever-growing popularity of will hold a special mtetlng lit tht town- 10-9 lead, they kept out front the two-year-old racing," said Waltsr •hlp hall Colt'i Neck. N. J.. December rc and Bill "Don" Craemer, new cage coaches In the county, success All play will start promptly at oghan, f _ __ Im their flrit y«.-r of court battles. 14 11 S9 rest of the way. At half-time It H. Donovan, executive vice presi- 10. 1SII at » f M. to comrl.l. th Schaad, f. | | li Stare it Qtiarten wan 40-23. 8 p. m. Itl* bualnni. K.jtport t • 211 lfl—(S7 dent of the Garden State Racing (;unnell. I. • « « To Henry Williams, all around handyman for Rumaon- In the prelim the McGuire K»rry Crlne. Cobb. t ..... 0 t * Jamiibunt » 12 1 It—IB Notice aseociatlon. "We are looking for- C.Cl.rkr . Alllantlc Towmhlii. Offleltli- Cithrowikl. Kocili F.rr.n. e 4 t I Fslr Haven Regional hlfh echool •port*, about 11 Inches WAF'n routed Monmouth WAC'a, Having complcttH my «fioim«nte ward to the day when The Garden —Advtrtlivmontt C.rr. ir. t S 1( (or tht y«r 1»»1. my book, will be more In height and a few pounds In order that Henry can 51-86, for the tatter's fourth lost 1 Rt«»» win ««t only decide the Uu- Powin. g. t 0 II partake In the sports he Idolises. , Blnjo Fermi In elx gamefi. i>|>ltn fnr (nuTx.et '.'. <»' 1»«n o^j.i, .',,,,. Unit Silvir N.llti ApitllMlInn* ft)t Mni'n >i'w* rnWt P. nu.. SIM llrltrht. N. J., Mobility. Dtctm- year-old championship of America Garbig__„*. colltctlon.i wil..„l b_f. *< 7 M '! A MBIUJY djiniOTUAa TO ALL AND UAH* IWAIMKB *UK units may bt obtained at the iub Ur 14. lt&e, bttnttn .1 A. M. and but when the winner wllFuo look-! Dec. 2«" . us* >nd Jen' . «, _1»S77. Stort by Owners I tlnn dipartmint off Th* KeiflitarKl . IS.OOO Chrlvttnni tram, Your cholct 12 noon. j* Had Bank 17 14 I / II—II Oe>OPKHATIONf DURINO THE PAST YEAR. TO KEEP IT A h M iMilMfr fformn on hand. II. Uuhn'a,;lttli >na F, *<-!»» Ad. ed upon as the beat Arthur O, AatjatnT , AlMHor, St »<.•. la li isi. i«—-ii MaWKY ONE, KfBP IT A SAFE ONE. • I • ll.—A4«rtlaem«m. vertlsMMM. —Anvertlmmnnt. ! E Bmaeerrj* »•—'«• Dee, ». 1956 BED BANK KEGISTER Frank P. MVrritt Parkes to Enter Hooks 2 S.ilfuh THE NAME IS OWLING TRAVERNIER, Fla.-^rsnk P. Medical School llerritt, who conducts a lawn- HANOVER, N. H—James C. mower sales and service business, arkea, 2d, son of Mr. and 15r». SCORES Mechanic St., Red Bank, was James 8. Parkes, 94 Ridge id., awarded an official citation by Rumson, received hi. acceptance BED BANK BUSINESSMEN'S LEAGUE Joe Lafayette 177.2 Florida'. Upper Key* Chamber ot MAYFAIR to the Dartmouth medical school STANDINGS U«orge Wood* n.ao Commerce for release of not one, W L Tony Caprioni 10 171.8 but two of the famous tallftih. "1UO CUANIIS" laat week and will enter there l)e Fileo'e Hardware 31 U Diek Mtykiih 27 Ub.li next year. Crate'e Beverage* — 2* 17 Ralph M.iausea 27 17..22 licrrltt, who has a winter hosae Parkes, a 1083 graduate of Law- Monmouth Lumber Co. .... 15 20 Cd MaHiil.w.kl 10 171.11 hers, was Sshuif with Capt. Cliff Bed Bank Roofing 25 17 lohn Hollnda 10 171.* CIMM renr.eville school, recently wu Arnone'a Texacti I4ty Len Bauei _ II 179 Carpenter aboard "Bhor-Cllf For Itegt «d Staratjt awarded a varsity letter for hi*Red Bank Recreation 28 harley Shinn 27 172 when he hooked, fought and Th« leaves of tB« calendar are .teadily falling and each on* 171.5 brine, u. closer to the half way mark in the Shore Firemen • loop. participation on Dartmouth col- N«t'« Jewelen 28 21 Steve Slovene . J4 brought the game fish to boat. pc'g 1956 football team. Crystal Bar 23 22 Krenk Lafeyette 10 170.11 Like a sportsman and conserva- After la-tt Friday night, there will be but nine game* left, or three SBI'S Tavern 21 12 Ronnie Quadt 10 lit.11 more Friday nights to that half way mark. Even »o, secretary Lew The 21-year-old senior, a right Sal's Barber Shop 2'."i LBSS THAN If GAMES tionist, h* released them. guard for the Big Green, was Grilli Construction Co 20 .,* RE 6-2445 , Hendrick. doe* not hav. hit records up to date, and lor one reason greatly respon.ible for the InMar- x Bros Hit Joe Zarra Ted KroH won the lvM "world lonly-Uie captain, do not mail th. rssult*. Mor. than a month John Daniela Men's Shop IS RtMtito Lerro champkmsnlp" of foif eight days LOOK FOR THE MAROON AND GRAY TRUCK fps.se. before he refcdve. some of them. Lew hsibe«n «*rstary dians' 6-3-1 record, their belt since Sherwood'Sheooils Sporting Goods 18 27 Joe Meniiopane, Jr, . Sport lack Horn after his IRh birthday. • long enough that he can make out a ii.t belore the .tart of the1949, and Rood enough for a third- ProgreeeiProgreeeive Life lnen.. CoCo.. 1414 AllAlvlno'' . TTeueo Service .... 14 Mill Vlaeo I **a«m of those captain, who will not mail the results in ">«*«£ place tie in the Ivy League. [>ennie Arnone I end they were actually rolled. Every season it il the same c*p- At Lawrenceville, Parke. wu a •M SERIES Tony Infantl ' Uins, the sam. team., that hold up the work, by not sending n member ot the championship prep Fred 1, Bruno lit, 104, 101—tit. Gwdy Celettl football team in 1953. He played Mario Tomaino 111. 104. 1*2—f0*. Te* Cllk I the result.. The Uagu. howl. Friday nieht, BO a I result* .hould Nick M»n 2I«. Ui, 1.0—(II. Bd Zeeeher I reach Lew no later than Monday's mail. As Lew has a post office with Dartmouth', freshman and H Thora J box, he pick, up hi. mail Sunday., yet the record so far thi. sea- jayvee football teams before ad- A.tkoay Palsssrsa. ONDERFUL SPECIALS son is 96 card, by Sunday. When w.r.HI« that there u* 152vancing up to the varsity. Andr De Nuecl 114, Chick Forhe. Whiter Muna Parkes also earned numeral, 200, Ton/ PilMisrano 101. tit: Bill Nick Orandlnettl » team, in the league thi. .eaaon, 9» card, is a poor .howing. Lew Nye 211. D«nn» AnoM tU. m.kAbe Clrlla i receive, quit, a few queries every month on when the average. for tennis and track participation Lafayette 205. Htnrr Canonico 114,M Caeeel : will appear In the papers. Hi. answer is always the «<""<=• ** at Lawrenceville. lot; Joe MtMiopant. Jr., III. Wilt An honor, average student at Dohrn 217,- Fred Lenacor 110, JoeAas-elo Uuttlf * soon a. I receive the card*." Finally, he gives up arfpoeti them afirlttt 211, Howa>« Iw.e 101, Ph"! -oe, Gentle Dartmouth as a sophomore, junior tar Bean I snyhow. When you «ee the resuiU in the paper., look at the ism** 1 toienfela 200, Sam G.l.ul 114, lot: and aenlor, he I" ,a zoology major lob Heart* column. There will be quite a few who have rolled le.ii game, than LeL w Henarlcaa 101. Bill V.a.efolle and will seek a career in the med- 205. •Ill iMtwlt I they .hould have. If you are one of these fellow., get after your ical profession. HigHi.h team saaieMasaaie—Mann Tjro.Tjro..., 171. f captain to mall that card. One of these days we Intend to get that Hl.h team aerlef—Sal'lSl' a BBar'een' , George ioflenek Hl.b ..me—NUk Malta. III. UNITED WEDNESDAY NIGHT i list of delinquent captain, and publish It Th. team members and Mciet—Frea 1. Bruno. 417. * the rest of the league have a right to know who tha people are WOMEN'S COMMERCIAL LEAGUE OF ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS •TAKDMGS ' Who ar* lousing up the league. STANDINGS MIDDLETOWN "A1* LEACUB Alberteo-n's Reetaareiii , Looking ore* the team .landing, as of Iks last official W X. STANDING* p«bU«ti.r,, we note that ta. Q and I division, ar. the moet Koepjiel a Sons .10 Brit*'. Cleaner. _ A. H. Recreation 28- 13 A, C. lU.le an. TV. I tnterMtiag. All «o«pt J are waking real close battles, and Catontow* T. V •»* Tumen'e ,. 2S 14 Lui.i'a Leglen 1 Z. i «v«n i Is closinir the gap on the leader*. Last time we looked W. W. Brook 24 IS It Atf.MIt Hlghtaii*. EM. Ufayette'i If Atlantic township wa» moving, well out In frstit Thi* Ume Sparkie'l Electric 22 17 Red Bank Reefing La Mia Con.truttlon I .we note ttiat the, onl, lead by S!i rames, havln« won »H Lynch's 21 17 RW.. _ '_ IS Raieaa Pmtlae -. !« * iasirl l«rt «4 1« Monmoutli HMU-II ?'« ?0 MM! W. Aetusflj, Atlantic Hardware 21 IS Thor-Balmi 11% N. J. Tlleeraft in Houieitead Inn 17 28 Majestic Aniis.in.nM II L*sl«n 1 -..____ 14 ' , on a percenW basl., Lakewood'. Enftoe J la in second lomeo'e 16 21 Berg Atencjr II I* Iukeeaa TV It ' , but It ha. only report* t» lames, II wins and seven Albertson'a Restaurant 1M4 Giuliani Coeatnttlon 11 A. H. National Bank 11 !!* AVEBACBS Legle* I i. Could thi* be one el the team* we have been talk- Camao Esso IV* AVI. Ing about? little Silver 5 and W»t Long •™'»5h.A«B Ed Ki.lln I* 1I1.J2 !oe fttenttopane to M«* Ca«ul, til, ttt, ? battling /or the ceUer position with West Long. Branch hold- ELECTRONIC CENTER LEAGUE > Ing the advantoje »• «•• moment, having won all of 5H 4artr (Jalllo 17 118 MO CLUB STANDINGS Ii T.ylor tt lll.lt * pL Moving up to the I division we find Volunteer. 1, W h Mo* Caueel III. IK; Je* Tom Paris 1« 111, Je* M«Cor 101. | AUenhurat t and Eatontown » all tansjea up In a fin. mess. Niteflyers 28 14 Dan Fornataro to lil.il t The Unit two have Identical record, and Eatontown I* only Sporti 27 IS )oug Miller »7 181.7 Dynftmotors 27 16 M Costie 10 1B4.1! RED SANK BECItEATION TUESDAY V a half garie back with » and 10. Hamilton 6, with M sna Old Timers 25 17 lohn M.r II 114.12 NIGHT LEAGUE v Wild Cats it 1» Ii, » followed by Fair Haven t and Bumson 1, who have lack Balner .... >• 184.10 STANDINGS 11H, and Fair Haven S and Bradley I with 17 wins. Thi. Ramblers 23 1» Klore Corelooe S4 iat.it Snufui 2214 l«it Phil Sakowlti tl I I. any team', race from here on In, Fets 21 21 I8i.lt Hancock'. Ba.lo . Mario Ponteearyo IT 181.lt Oil Delivery. Inc. £ H divleion isn't a* close and is spreading out. Freewood Acre. JpnatditiK 20 22 Chubbr DeF.slo 31 '"our Rlnnka 191, 2814 H2.ll Sowar*. liquor. II * has l»t 8 and won 22 for a two-game bulge on the Bradley 3 Ex- lohn Asehettlne J4 1«1.« XalM. Brother. II Moon Beama 18 24 Dom Latayette M tempt.. Hariet 3 and Eagle* 1 drop down one game each, then Knlghta 1J 24 Itl.i Bsllantlne * 8om II Boekr Neeri it 181.K Hog>V> Club Metrs III tt » down two to Avon S. South Belmar, Neptun. City 4 and Fair Haven flipperfli . 18 24 Tom McDonald .'. 20 ; 1« 28 181.11 RRedd BBanBk KeglateKltr l.. U Sl 4 hav* 15 wins. From here we go down a half or a full game at Tony Palandr.no 27 1B1 i,i HH. Eelly Co TH II It 21 Sam Gilaul 30 I a time except for Way.ide S which ha. won but *even game*. G Shortelreuite 14 28 180.11 too CLUB * division is probably the tighten race of all dlvi.ton»-only 5«4 games Ralph Aeerra 1» 1 High team three gamee—Nitelyen, Lou Ingrassl. 28 179.20 C. Buckelew 201, J. T.lerleo ill, P. separate the top .even teams. Before last week there was orvly a 2,211. Hlfh three «amea— E. Wtbb, John Pnl.itdnno I* no.io Lon.coy 200. D. Ac*rra ill. i half same between the top four. Those battli lg it out are. Unex- HI. Hiu!-. '.cam game -NitrHyert, 7*0, Joe Rurnni ... 28 High team three ganee—Bclla Lee &tev.n. 179.2 A Boa., 2,521. High team ga , celled 4, Lakewood Hook k Ladder, Ettreron *, Wayside 2, Neptune Hl«h tama—G. Gorton, Hi. 111.11 200 CLUB Lou Meyer , •.'•." io Bael.a Brsthua. »U. High tariM— ' Hose 2 South Belmar 1 and Haxiet 2. Even the bottom of this dl- Fat Ambroslo .. is US.17 Free Longooy. III. Bisk elngle (ass* E. Pan 207, R. Hendrickaon 110, Pat HonUgna .„ IS IT 8.4 —Harold Kelly. 244. * vision is .tacked like cord wood. Washington 3 has only won one R. Carter til, J. McKenry 211, R. 177.11 I more game than it. team number and Qceanport 2 and Rumson Crane 218 K. fihibla 211. ! 1 have won five each. Not too much better off is that hifh flying INDIVIDUAL AVERAGES }. Gtillliami 179. R. Pickenj 171, A, * team of a lew seasons back, Red Bank's Independent 2, the Sneaky FletroTitch 1«», E. FalMtti 1«», E. jj Five. The boy. have sneaked in 8tt games. Webb 1(8, J. Holden 1(7, G. Coraon * F division isn't a shoo-in for any particular team either. 14«. K. Shibla 1*4, 1. ranteleo US. R. Carter 161. R. Crane MO, G. Hueny Five team* are splitting three game*. Brevent Pai* and 1(0 R. Taylor 159. D. Herntndei 159, Westslde Hose are setting a hot pace by losing only eight G. Dtfoairli IKS, K. Sutphen 158. A. games out of 89 attempts. Lakewood'. Rescue I Is In there Cardomonl H», J. MeHenry ISt, J. with II succeuful rescues, and both Uttle Sliver I and Oabarne 156, E Fate 15S. 1. Engllth 151. L. Bryan 153, N. Eldridm 163, Shark River Hills I have 18 wins to their credit. Once R. Multoone; 1CS. F. Dunn 152, E, more two team* seem to be having a difficult time, ghrewt- WeiMlman 151 C. Leek 151, h. Sid- 'bury t ha* won only six game* and Bnmson's Oecanic 1. dena 151. B. Murray 151. G. Romill seven. The remaining teams string out between here and 149. E. Hood H9. 1. Wexler 148, G. Golemblewik) US, R. Henitriekaon 148. the top. Up In E six teams are slugging It out In the spate C. Shearer 147, W. Trevora 147 J. usually reserved for tare*, Eatontown 3, at the last check, Erwin 145, M. Leih 144, F. Patten J44, 'had a single game advantage, but Adeiphla 1, Community Z. Parniter 142, o. Opul 141, O. Bella 141, B. KoeM«r ISt. A. Popok 189, 1, Wanamassa 3, Hook * Ladder I and Sea Brithts Ocean H. Buchanan lit, R. Norcrota 138, O NEW VIAR'S IVI are all breathing d*wn Eatontown'* neck. Relief X I* look- Frederick* HI C. C>l»t>ro 137, K. ing for some, having but live win* on the credit (Ide of the Brennxn 1J2. D. MoUtrmott 131, F ledger. The latest official records shew a live-team race In Scha<« ISO, Kennedy 130, D. Duncan 129. D. V» Faidai 128, J. Oil! 128, J. _ TJ division, If we only consider those team* which are within Motto m, T. Hahon 121. W. Mat. Look your three games of the top. Oliver Byron I took over that top traaa 12C.J. Parker 126. F. Elxnat 124 disUnguistasd best at spot at the very beginning of the season and It (tin hanging N. Shay IK, G. Ubriola 124, h. ~ on. From time to time, other teams have been tied for Hist Thorn* 121, N. Ciecone 114. A. Ford ersry holiday formal. ^" place, but have all lucceeded In dropping back. Right now 111. C. Martin 112. J. Kuenatl 81 Our complete rental - ~ MonmouU. Beach 3, Bed Bank's Liberty 3, BeHord t and servics providt* •V Allenhunt 1 could all move Into at least a tie In their next HIGHLANDS MONDAY NIGHT ;X: anting. By the same token Ineicelled 1 could be one game LEAGUE •vsrythinr—all the .;.. eat after next week. Here again seven teams are enjoylag STANDINGS gannsnts ars -iJ. a battle loyal The cellar teams are doing slightly better . w spotlessly elsantd < In this division, but are still way down there. Farmlngdale Mtaier'l Trlmnien 2j and prsssed . . . tbsn . 7*£, Xeptune City 3-R and Neptune'* Liberty M aren't on Worth SI 155.U GUARANTEED : team* must be mentioned as contenders, and they are High- Charles Quint 28 1S5.2 land* 1, Oceanport 1, Freehold 1, Red Bank 1, Eatontown 1, ohn Ovena ]« US ,K. Oakhurst 1, Fair Haven 1, Neptune Hose 1 and Eagles 3. George Blelbch _ 22 Hl.lt Ed Malecki to Ul.tl ~f At she start of the season four of are teams figured to move eorg. Ellis 21 150,17 'k: oat la front and stay there. The story that has developed Im Leaser tJ » rmi Aeamir AMT AM - so far Is ttiat these teams have all been like the weather, teorge Lahey .... 2S mi TRAaiOSI! •OU WINTER SENTRY Boh Waters i... 15 ..(.. hot aad cold. Mo one team ha* sewn able to take charge. ohn Rust 26 u» KU SIMWAU Tata situation puts a Uttle more heart In some of the other George Ferwell .. 145.11 -~- teams which thought they didn't hare much of a chance and Charles Hodeti j2\n US.8 TO SIDEWAU •J O'Neil a 142.12 --*' one at these may yet come through. Anything can happen. 117.21 NIWTIEAO X mhtt the Dodgers win once? 11 MONIH WMMNni MID'S LITTLE BOWUNG LEAGUE "\_ Let'* take a look at th* Red Bank team, and examine their ^sSancssfrom her* on la In A Red Bank 1 has a very good chance Bobby Th.ler IOI.V K th* boy* can only get In ths groove, but they ksep moving in and Upper Pautli log.i «Mt of first place. In B Hook * Ladder 4 has an outside chance Gar*r»y D^latulh iMs Jar first and a good chant, for the money. Union Hose 2 could Vernie Paulson «....«.«„„ 1011 Siep pacs with the Hook. In D, Uberty 3 has a good chance U the Ricky Philllpe ™H" IJS.14 gfichor man and the captain would quit fooling around and bowl. WOMEN'S LEAGUE, HIGHLANDS LJb»rty 2 also I* In this race and could make it If th* boy* get to STANDINGS *•""•"• ciifklng ss ws know they can. Hook ft Ladder 3 has a rosy outlook Cedar Inn tt u asrd can mak* It in B. Hook ft Ladder 1 can maks this a on«-two laekaon Hotel 21 15 igffair and, if th* two teams get up a little rivalry bet./een them, Grand Plaaa Flsaeria 10 U 15 u .night do Just that. Independent 1 i* only eight game* off the pace Sdlth'i Beauty Salon . 18 l» IsVl cannot be counted out Relief 2 must show a Itttls mor* be- C.denbach's Hardware IS', 10U fore being given a chance here. Wutside Hose Is the only Red tanr.' Landing 11 JJ nil team In F and put on a big sprint a while back. It la con- MIDTOWN BOwLEBETTES wh«n you ri en MW EASY led a good chance. Down In G, Hook * Ladder 3 U not out of STANDINGS B* running yet but better get moving soon. Independent 2 seems I, Frank's Tavern 14 15 k.be waiting for tha Hook to mak* th* first more, but might Bahra' Restaurant 21 >• CREDIT! v— rise. Cnruao's Esso Servlc.nter .. 23 It SatM>*> Whit* House Store II) 1* THE NATIONAL PICTURE: From time to time we Mlddlttown Lanes ...... It 1(1 •*•**• is It Jack'a Cleaners 18 a| GENERAL OHkewpstt have mentioned teams that were deep In the cellar with no T. * D. Atlantic 18 tl chance to make the top. Well, In the latest Issue of the Homestead Inn 121$ 2f l^ : Bowling magazine there Is an article on hut this subject. »O0 SEMES Allow us to ouote: "Nobody loves to lose, but you have to Alice Neville, 15>, 205, lit—SOS. - hand It Io three bowling team* that Murk It out no matter Dot Leavy, HI. 196. 104—608. what They are the Belgrade Gardens team, South Akron, Paulina Rskowski, 190, lit. III Ohio; V. 8. Navy Supply Ship, New York, and Union Design, S3S, ••; Union, N. i., each of which went through an entire league too CLUB Drivt to today for th» mott datini written guar- r~- season without winning a game. Their record, were «V#t." Alice Neville 205, Alicia Mshler 201 antat in Winter hlttoryt With new Otntral Wlnttr- I,;.'A check of the record book shews that yet another team, WAYSIDE THUHSDAV'TOffr™ x the Telephone Co., Menomonee Falls, Wis., duplicated this CUatsonyour tw, you *p in mow or ... wwpay ;;"V feat, but the all-time record Is held by the St Leo Foresters, LEAGUE STANDINGS thetow1Kothli^U*»ltwiywhsj«IOety(runtod«yl 7; daclnnsU, which lost 10B games In a row. Thi* record ran* W I from one season Into the next Dirk Drew of Chsgrin Mis, B. W. Moior Macli. Shop 24 U »i -Okie, was Just the opposite In 1M3. Dick won three, A. B. Krahnert Droi 27 12 A iUUUNJ rOI MW CAM WI1M 14"WHMS *(', Ugh score award* ta nine days. On Nov. », Dick csme Monmouth Vacuum 27 12 up with a perfect game. The lath saw a ttt, and on the The Sportsman's Ktiop .... 27 12 •niSSi Sit.' Pete t Klda's Bar 22f«t 14 rUtk. he csmpleted his "stepdown" series with s »«. All Oo t7 AT »f three games were relies In A. B. C. sanctioned league.. Wnodworker'n 1t7 22 "* Th* nun so longer hay* sn exclusive claim on the high »core The Happy Five „.., IT 2! : N«f» Jetvcler'i 14% 24'i «M avsrsfta. Th* WIBC has r«l«*ed the official averages and Charlie1! k Jack'! Hi.. . MfjBrd* for th. 1W5-M **a*on and the women have come Into their Air Cruleera 9 .'III McMANUS & FISK me. M*B. Th* UICM high team series were rolled out west by Bill Heae Premier B.er Co . 2T W. FRONT ST **"»*, a.Wtoad, Hlckman Whlraway., Indianapolis, and Bowl- 200 CLUB HandjMfsr, Chicago. The«e team* bad 3,068, 8,018 and 3,002, W. McCsffery 200, A. Mtnlll 201, 1. RT. 35 ASBURY PARK RED BANK-Phom 6-344C ivsJsvJUsa odd point I. that none of thwe teams had high Kimls 20(1, i, Mniratio i'», t. Archer OTHRR •TORES IN PERTH The three high game* w.rt Sims, Chicago, l,iot; Morrli 111', J. Let. 2CU, RADIO and TV (1/10 Mil* tor* ** SwiMt Avt.) AMBOT, NEW BRUNSWICK. Indianapolis, 1,102, and Colonial Broach, Detroit, l,0M. In- TUUS TtSTID itially, H was Stella Karrsr, Philadelphia, 74t; Murjfc Kelch, Bob Lemon of the Cleveland TRENTON. EUZABETH, ivcland, ?36, and Carol Rohl. St. Joseph, Mlphlpan, 734, Stella Indian. Is the fourth American AND NRWA11K. FREE! "cnNn rswis, East Rutherford, «nd Carol Slpan, Cleveland, eajch hail league pitcher in history to win NeV Bt»vl» B«lojrh, Cleveland, 20 gamo during seven different PR 5-0806... PR 5-0807 was Hie high avrrtge gal with 205, «OH»OIU. The other, are Walter PIP iCYt-lATE HEADQUARTERS FOtt SAVINGS! MlowiKI cloesly by Marion Uulewl^ Grand Rapldi, Mlchl/ran, with .Tohnwij,, Eddie Plank anil Lefty OPEN :*HI Nil* hfMt Sat. 'rH 1 — Jot. 'lil'« f. M. •"•h out fcllov.s, fl! Grove. esi ISatA —— •* » HV 999m Wmw W P RED BANK REGISTER Tnursdsr, Dec. 20, 1956-47 Sailing Croups m* at RarKan and Atlantic High- Middletown Nips land* Yacht clubs. Tueidey morning Mr. Low gave SURF, HELD AND STREAM To Honor Low a abort talk to pupils of the La- Long Branch fayette Street school here. He Timely Notes On The Great Outdoors ATLANTIC HIGKLANDft-Lar- MIDDLETOWN-Bob Bruenig, told the pupiU of hie Olympic a substitute, scared a basket with ry Low, Ridge rd., Kumwn, who experience! and appeared before with Herbert P. WUUama in his Olympic By Nelson Benedict We had a very humbling ex- three seconds to go to give Mid- the assembly dlefcawn township high school a or Chicago, to win the only United yachting garb. perience in Maryland recently. Bttttm Olympic (ailing victory in Commiuioner of Comervation Dumping mallards, redheads and 7«-T4 victory over Long Branch a Star clan sailboat, will be hon- and Economic Development Jo- cana over decoys presented no on the Lions' court Tuesday night. ored at a testimonial dinner Sat- Bill Robinson Elected seph E. McLean in an exclualve problem. When we switched to Coming into the game with three minutes remaining, Bruenig urday, Jan. 0, at Cabln-in-the-Sky. Rear Commodore Interview yesterday asaured Reg- pass shooting, however, our lapse The dinner will be Jointly epon- later readora that plane for recre- of scattergun grace was painfully scored the winning basket on a •ored by the Atlantic Highlands PERTH AMBOY—William W. ational utilization would be Inte- conapicuous. lump shot. Ttcht club, of which Mr. LowRobinson, 45 Waterman are., grated into the program of water- Pintails were trading In a soy- The Lions broke away from to a member, and the North Jer- Rumson, Friday night was elected •hed development In Monmouth bean Held. The guna were station- the Br&nchcrs, 21-11, in the first •ey Yacht Racing anoclatlon, rear commodore of the North county. ed in eornshuck blinds on the period and led long Branch at In- which compriaci IS aaUlnf clubs Jeney Yacht Racing association 'I have asked all department edges of the field. The ducks termission, 39-26. 1957 G-E in North-Central Jeraey. at a dinner-meeting at the Rari- heads including Division of Fish came over at approximately 75 In the second half the Green Low, a well known Star clan tan Yacht club here. and Game Director A. Heaton yarda. We couldn't get onto them Wave went wild to score a 16-11 •kipper, joined Williams ae erew- Joe Nelner was elected commo- Underhill to formulate policy for even with magnum loads to save period and cut the margin to 52-50. mete to win the Olympic Star dore of the association. Randal! our participation In dlacuulona our soul. The Branchera took a seven-point clue triali held on Sandy Hook If. Keator, Ward ave., Rumson, preceding any actual construction A companion insisted we were lead In the fourth with only three bay last July. The veteran aallori Is retiring commodore, after serv- minutes remaining In the game. COLOR TELEVISION of impoundments," laid Commis- shooting behind the birdi. He was then traveled to Australia to win ing three yean. Mr. Keator was sioner McLean. entirely correct. The leads which The Lions came back strong and the only (old medal In sailing made an honorary commodore of A strong advocate of multiple were, adequate when hunting over took the lead by live points. •venU for the U. 8. the association. utilization of state lands. Com- blocks just were not doing the After Long Branch tied it up, Edward A. Ryan, Long Branch, Rear Commodore Robinson Is missioner McLean tacitly prom- Job when the range doubled. Joe Grazlano miaeed an oppor- a long time competitor of Low't a member of Shrewsbury Sailing ised that there would be no "wa- Then last week we hunted on tunity to ice the iaeue when he in the Comet elan, ii chairman of and Yacht club. ter behind wire" in Monmouth Great bay with Winston Guest, missed a foul. Middletown then the dinner committee. He !a as- county. a great wingshot Winston was grabbed a rebound a few seconds sisted by Commodore D. A. Car- WOK IOLUOIT IN •*• The county is confronted with snooting 2*4-lnch magnum loads later, and Bruenig ended the «JM of Atlantic Highland! Yacht a serious shortage of potable wa- in a Purdey double. He clobbered nlp-and-tuck tussle with bis Jump club and delegates from all mem- EATONTOWN — Thirty yean ter. Salt water seepage has al-Mack ducks consistently at 78 and shot. ber dabs of NJYRA. ago today Fred S. Horria won a realy been noted In wells near 80 yards. The towl fell dead from Dutch Uhrig paced the Lions Low, a building contractor, hu turkey roll-off at the Sheridan ho- the coast. Earmarked for early that great height, as Winston with 31 points on eight Held goals been a Star sailor two years. He tel bowling alleys in Red Bank development la the Manaaquan patterned them perfectly. and IS foul shots. alia Is president of the National with the snores ot TH, 224, 276. river. Monmouth Consolidated Duplicating the incredible stand- The Jayvees had a battle of Comet dais association and has Water company hu applied for ards established by Guest was im- their own before Middletown final- long been one of its leading sail- Don Neweomb la the third the right to divert Manaaquan possible. He killed all the birds ly pulled It out of the Are with a or*. Brooklyn Dodger pitcher to winwater. that particular morning, because 43-41 triumph. True* and Lodge led the Lions, scoring 18 and Skipper Low began his oompet- 20 or more games la three sea- Officials of Monmouth Consoli- no blacks flirted Into the perime- ttlv* career in a Comet at Green sons. ter of the stool. It was a pass eight points, respectively. date! are reluctant to disclose LONG BRANCH their master plan for the 'Squan shooting situation made to order They are to appear before the for Winston, but beyond our mea- W... , ",' T' State Water Tollcy commlsilon ger abilities to scratch down the •Var.Dyka, f _ \...S.'. 1 in In Trenton Jan. S. Subsequent to high-flyers. Hiagint. e * a 25 ELECTRONIC ASSOCIATES, INC. Oppolito, f _ o 0 C that meeting, the fata ot the river The change In the weather Kogeri, g o 0 will be decided. should improve duck hunting. Graiiano. i 7 21) manufacturer of ... Things wera pretty grim on river, Vitola, s 1 0 I 5 A DAY An Impoundment on the Man asquan would almost Inevitably bay and marsh last week. The 27 N> 74 mean the end of trout fishing In blrda traded sketchlly when at MIDDLETOWN TOWNSHIP Mww Tim Mack m4 whltt a stream which annually la visit- all. Barnegat regulars had a mild KG T P o ed by thousand* of Central Jeraey fling with broadbUla Friday, but Cchlntnro „ ., o Uiw.nn n 101 OAKLAND ST. Arehtr 0 RE 6-4747 10 10 50 Scor* by Quarttr. orr. n. it STATION Uomiito IS 24 21 10— II Kayport It t 2o • -JO Omdn.li—Phlnpi. dehink. -Tfc«»*W. Pw. 20, 1956 BED BANK REGKRI Let There Be Light at Christmas Tops Million Make a Winter Coat Farmers7 Income Tax Guide Mark for Pru •f VIVIAN BROWN each other and make for a con- ASBURY PARK—For the* sec- With New Miracle Lining fused and cluttered effect rather ond consecutive year, life insur- AT Newsfeatarce Writer Available from County Agent than a gay harmonious picture. ance sales by Edward F. Gorman, By DOROTHY ROE HELP TOUR community light Middletown Insurance man, have up for a gay Christmas greeting. 3. Measure fixtures and areas FREEHOLD— A new bulletin, vou plan to decorate, including passed the million dollar mark, Associated Press Women's Editor By breaking through this com- Ever since thst First Star, one making him one of the Prudential MM Farmer*' Tut Guide, It avail- pacted area, you will deepen the of the symbols of Christmas ii :awn lamp-posts, doorways, win- If your budget won't stretch to able on request from M. A. Clark,, dow frames, roofs, **tc. Don't Insurance company's top sales soil and allow more water to pen- the bright light—of thtT creche representatives in the shore area. take care of the price of a new oounty agricultural agent. etrate during the winter. During tree or home. :ely on your memory as the re- winter coat, why not make one Farmen who have income tax very heavy freeze the toil will iult may be novelty figures which yourself, or put a slick new lining Outdoor decorations have be are out of scale with your home, problem! can find answers to freeze deeper which will tend to come increasingly popular in re in your old one? them in this authoritative bulle- oosen the common hard subsoil. cent years. These are used It- or the wrong lengths of wires to It's easy to make a new coat tin. It was prepared by the Bu- In extreme cases an application profusion even at the tlnies; complete the job, or not quite or line an old one with all the new reau of Internal Revenue and of gypsum, either one or possibly house. It's a good idea to plan enough lights. products available, say local sew- contains the latest interpretation two tons to the acre on special your lighting arangementt u- 4. Choose illuminated novelty ing center experts. New coat pat- •f the income tax law* u applied areas will greatly help to open you would any other project that figure* as an investment. Make terns arc designed with a min- to farmer*. soil and make tt more porous so imum of seams. The fitting prob- you plan at your house. Here sure you select one you will not The new bulletin explain*,Jhe that water can more easily pens- are some suggestions offered by lem is much easier for a coat ruling about family partnerships. rate deeper. the Christmas decorating servic< get bored with after a few years. than a dress. The thick texture There must be a written, legal of one lighting company: Try to select items you can use of a coating fabric often hides relationship between family mem- "nervous stitching." And best of bent before tt ia considered valid 1. Check the location of youi over and over in different areas all, you can save more money Reports are frequent of heavy outdoor electrical outlets. Yoi eithet for Income taxei or social moisture condensation In the at- with varying decorative effects. by making a coat than by making security. may need several outlets If you 5. Before putting up your almost anything else. tics of one-«tory basementless an planning an elaborate lighting Chfcges in the Bocial Security houses, built over a crawl space. display. The practice of getting Christmas lights, make sure each Suppose you decide to give law pertaining to farmers also This, In spite of Insulated ceil- current from indoor sockets Is lamp Is screwed tlgntly into Its your tired old black coat a glam- an explained in the new bulletin. ings, tight-wall construction, not recommended. Outdoor out- socket, and check for burned out orous new lining, before you em- Landlords • who actively partici- weather-stripped doors and win- lets may be Installed for between bulbs. Follow the practice of bark on the project of a whole pate Jn the farm business with dows, kitchen ventilating fans 14 and $12 an outlet. Later these commerlcal displays and use new coat. Look up a similar the4r tenants now qualify for so- and outdoor vents for the clothes may be used as a source of power only new lamps In sockets that coat in any pattern catalog and iecurity coverage. dryer. Moisture working up for electric lawnmowers, port- are to be mounted In hard-to- use the pattern suggestions for OU sr new Information In the through the house from U» damp able power tools, garden lights, reach places. This should mini- yardage requirements. bull* n includei how to handle earth underneath Is likely to be etc, mize burn-outs. To make your job easy, there's •ale A part of a farm, or the the cause. 6. Greens, lights and other a new lining fabric which serves •ale • t tand, travel, and tod, and 2. Plan your decorating scheme To cure this condition, the first as completely as possible before decorations shoul* be securely as both lining and Interlining. how objective Is to prevent moisture fastened to ths building so they It's deep, soft, woolly pile on be h ndled for income tax and you do any buying. This may loaf from the soil, according to Involve a visit to your local can withstand strong winds and one side and sleek satin on ths INSIDE OUT . . . New com- social security. W. C. Krueger, extension farm Edward F. Aortaaa other. This patented construction bined lining and Interlining engineer at Rutgers university. department and hardware stores J Ilk Production Record. to see what's aew In Chrlatmas F.NE .BANCHES o be woven ^'JX^T.^uZ Mr. Gorman la associated with saves you sewing time, since makes coat construction easy This Is don* by overlaying the through a rose trellis for a glow- strings to buildings. Make sure you can line your coat in one to do at home. Th herd owned by Rupert crawl-apace area with well-lapped, novelties and decorations, but the firm's Jersey Shore agency suggestions and idea* you pick Ing Christmas greeting spray. lamp bulbs do not come in di- here. He lives at 40 Handyboy ct., operation. And if you're one ot Frelt rgcr, located near Allen' heavy duty rolled roofing. rect (wntsRt with cnmhlintihls those women wliu head for the Nf>v>Mn<* mn^hin*; and *** M* with produced the highest aver- up can save much time and Applebrook Farm. Taper should lap the wall* trouble when you do the actual ••Avoid conflicting points of In- material such as dry evergreec nearest fireplace when the ther- well balanced light tension, using illk production per cow, in According to Vincent T. Hirsch, mometer hits the freezing mark, a longer stitch, about 10 or U little and have earth or other ma- decorating. terest. These will detract from fronds. the Uonmouth County Dairy terial around the edges to hold agency manager, Mr. Gorman's you'll be glad to know that the stltditu to the Inch. Htrd| Improvement association the lap tight. 1956 sales exceed those of all com- lining has passed the most strin- The euiest way to get th* for ovember. The D. T. New- In addition to this, tt wllK#be high in stands now more than vantages and disadvantages of seed bearing plants have the larg- pany representatives in Mon- gent tests for warmth. The prin- lining perfect is to turn your coat bold lerd, Colt'* Neck, produced helpful to provide for a positive three years old. seeding forage grass and legume est spears, tays C. H. Nissley, mouth county and are among the ciple of natural insulation has inside out and slip the lining on, the 1 gheat average butterfat per plants between the rows of a Rutgers vegetable specialist. highest In the country. He added been employed, with thousands so the satin side is out and th* ventilation of th* attic space with The average yield of Vernal at that this Is the first time that eow. Hie milk production In the screened opening Inlets through three locations In the state for companion crop. Also, answers It must be remembered also of tiny air cells trapped In the woolly side Is next to the in- Frelasrger herd was 1,028 pound! are being sought to the location that there are malejjand female sales by an ordinary agencies wool to make thl| fabric light the roof overhang soffit and an a three-year period was 3.9 tons representative In Monmouth coun- side of your coat This Is on* of milk per cow and the butter- exhaust fan in either * cupola of dry hay, an acre. Buffalo yield- of fertilizer that will give ade- asparagus plant,, and the male and warm. of the times when a dress form fat production In the Newbold quate yields of the companion plants that do not bear seed may ty has topped $1,000,000 for two or In a gable end. ed an average of 8.8T tons. successive years. For a new look, select a con- is a real help. One of the newest herd was 40.1 pounds of fat per Uonmouth county farmers can crop, with the least possible com- usually bear the largest spears, is a flexible form which will petition to the forage seedlings, but fewer than the females. A graduate of Ithaca college trasting color for your lining— view these and other varieties In for Instance, a lustrous beige shrug its shoulders so you oan 1. Rue and Son«, Imlayatown The amount of feed it takes th* Held comparison on the farm Various experiment stations are Good seed of the Washington and a former radio announcer at slip a dress over it •rer. c men of the Individual cowa WJLK, Mr. Gorman switched to lining for a black coat. Pale to produce a doaen egg* ia one of Charles Patterson * Sons at looking Into many sides of band sfraln of asparagus is being saved, blue would be effective for a After slipping the lining on th* with the highest production of way of finding out efficiency of seeding, seeking td find ways of by expert growers in New Jer- Ufa Insurance in early 1954 as a Ardena. representative of the Jersey Shore navy coat, gray for a brown one. coat, pin it In place. Be sure to mUk and butterfat for Novem- production. overcoming croWding-out of es- sey. Alt of th* seed on tht plant leave a full Inch turnover at tne of their cows produced Ume fer Vegetables tablished plants on areas being is usually saved and dried. Large, agency. He was successful from Using your old lining as a pat- ber. The new effleleacy chart put out tern, cut out the new lining, side seams. Once th* pins ar* la J,2f» minds of milk and another Vegetable-growing soils should renovated. heavy seeds bring th* highest the start and by the year's end by the extension service can be had sold almost $500,000 of all allowing a full inch all around place, all you have to ds is hand- 91.3 •oundi of butterfat to be tacked up m th* feed room, pro- b* tasted each year or at least price. stitch around the edges of th* blghi it In the association. Poultry Manure types of Insurance. He specializes for seam allowances. Stitch side viding an easy way to keep every other year. This Is especial- The largest seeds are usually and armhole seams. When work- lining. Take Invisible stitch** Ot er high records at compiled records of monthly *gg produc- ly true for growers who are using During winter many Monmouth formed early on the lower part In business insurance, sickness by rf>bert Johnson, herd supervi- and accident policies, personal es- Ing with a pile fabric, remember and match the thread to th* tion and feed consumption. quantities of poultry manure or county vegetable cowers are in of the stalk. to lessen the pressure on your lining rather than to th* coat. sor, re as flfollowsl : heavy applications of nitrogen In a position to cart quantities of tate planning, and group Insur- , Sunpl* records sad arithmetic ance coverages. g can help the poultryman rate their fertiliser mixtures, says poultry manure, which may be preFldi i high herds in butterfat Oounty Agent M. A. Clark. easy to get cheap. Branch and from Fair Haven itction : NewboldNbld , 40.1401 ; IIII. each pen, For axampi*, if records Tree of Lights' Lam Sweetman'e Lane, 38.7; show that four to five pounds of Lime Is important for a number The value of fresh poultry ma- Warrick Attends President Neutral will sing there tomorrow night.: Frell srger, 38.1; Henry Zdan- feed produce a doaen eggs, the of reasons. It increases the activ- nure can be Increased by mixing At $300 Mark Choirs from several Long Branca eewi Bmlthburg, 35.8, and Rue rating Is excellent; B.J to 8.5., ity of th* nltrogent-flxlng organ- 40 to DO pounds of superphosphate In State Primary churches will sing through th* * 9 i, 35.1. very good, and 6.1 to * pounds, isms. It removes toxic materials to each ton. It will pay a grower Provident School LONG BRANCH—One hundred week-end and on Christmas eve. high herds in milk pro- good to fair. such as active aluminum and Iron contracting for manure to fur- MENDHAM — President Elsen- bulbs on the "tree of lights" at A series of holiday parties will .n: Frelberger, 1,02s; New- PHILADELPHIA —Clifford H. hower will remain neutral in the Monmouth Memorial hospital be held this week-end for the doc- duct from the soil solution, makes foil nish the poultryman with the Warrick, Jr., of 4M Brookslde bold, 1,017; Zdancswic, 939; Rue If a feed efficiency Sgura ex- phosphorus more available for amount of superphosphate to ap- coming New Jersey gubernatorial have been lighted as donations tors and nurses, hospital person- ceeds 5* pound* of feed for a avc , Oakhurst, was chosen by his primary, Presidential Assistant specifically for the project passed nel and patients. Hospital wards 4t Soa, 885, and G. Hartshorn, Jr., plant use, and Improve* th* struc- ply on the dropping boards. The company. Provident Mutual Ufa Allei own, 82*. dozen eggs, something I* wrong. ture of both the surface and the superphosphate would help to dry Sherman Adams says. the $500 mark Tuesday. George have been decorated by various According to. John Bezpa, exten- Insurance company, to attend a In reply to a letter from Mrs. J. Bartel, administrator of the women's clubs and Girl Scouts Fi* high cows In butterfat pro- subsoil. the droppings and would make business Insurance school at the sion poultry specialist at Rutgers the manure more valuable. Robert McK. Thomas, of Mend- hospital, has announced that more of the area. A large number of ductk>n: Rue * Son, 97.2 and university, here are a few things Many Monmouth county soils company's office here last week. •5.7; jf Lamb, 93.8; Rue A "Son Of the many types of preserver ham. Mr. Adams reported the bulbs will be lighted as mon>y toys and gifts for patients, hay* that can be wrong: Large num- are lacking In available mag- Nineteen other representatives President will take no active role comes in and that additional bulbs been contributed by interested tl.8, hud Frelberger, 77.5. ber of culls; too much wasted nesium and Invariably a dolo- tested by the New Jersey agri- Five high cows in milk produc- from across the country attended in the determination of can- will be added if contributions to persons. feed; poor feed Intake, possibly mltic or magnesium lime Is cultural experiment station to find the five-day series of lectures and tion: Rue It Son 2.2S5 and 2,- the most effective nltrogen-ab- didacies within a state. There the "tree of lights" pass the II,- because of too few feeders and recommended. seminars In which intensive study had been speculation that Pres- 500 mark. 326; Zdancewic, 1.968 and 1,947, waterers; poor feeding program; sorblng agent, superphosphate was given to all phases of bus! The mute swan, which can hiss and tue «V Son, 1,944. Liming materials may be ap- proved best for preventing loss ident Eisenhower might support Church choirs and caroling but cannot- sing, has had the low producing strain, and faulty plied to the soil at any time lur- ness Insurance. his appointment secretary, Ber- management. of nitrogen, report* Co'i"*y groups are scheduled to sing at status of a royal bird in England Deep Soil Preparation ing the year. At this time of the Agent M. A. Clark. Other mate- The course of study Included nard M. Shanley, of Bernardsvllle, the tree and the programs will be since 1482. Th value of deep soil prepara- Poultrymen who'd like to try year, if the soil Is quite acid, rials used In this test were gyp- discussions of sole proprietorships, or State Sen. Malcolm S. Forbes, heard over loudspeakers for the a hydrated lime can be used be- of Far Hills. Mr. Forbes headed tlon as again been demonstrated the efficiency chart can get on* sum, lime and peatmoss. partnerships, corporations, key enjoyment of patients. Girl Scout A plastic panel Is now being from the Monm»uth county agri- cause It will have the entire win- man insurance and taxation. Dis- the New Jersey Elsenhower move- on t ,e Joseph Grecco farm at Some growers hesitate to use and Mariner groups from the Star fitted into some umbrella* so you Holnfael. Usually this time of cultural agent*. ter to penetrate fairly well In cussions were led by officers of ment five years ago. of the Sea academy In Long to the soil to carry It down with poultry manure year after year. can have a reasonably dear view. year'is the best for soil opera- the company, general agents and While noting the President's Vernal Alfalfa the rain and snow water. It has been definitely proved that managers and the company's law- tions because the ground Is gen- with its conMnuous use of pH esteem and regard for both those erall dry and will shatter ssj Atlantic alfalfa Is still the No. If It must be applied Just pre- yers. men, Mr. Adams wrote that the vious to the sowing of an early of the soil will rise and In some that lie air and water can pene- 1 recommended variety for New cases has lessened. Have the soil Mr. Warrick has been named to President must be very careful "to trata more readily during winter, Jersey, but the new variety. Ver- crop or to th* plantbed or other the Provident Round Table, top avoid the appearance as well as plant-growing soils, then a dolo- tested regularly and make sure Co nty Agent M. A. Clark re- nal, is moving up Into th* No. t that the pH of the soil does not sales orgaaizatlon of his com- the fact" of any intervention. port! that a number ofsuccess- spot, replacing Buffalo. mltlc or high magnesium lime- pany, which will meet in ltST at Mrs. Thomas informer Repub- •ton* is preferrtd. go above 7.0. ful egetable growers in Mon- Atlantic to favored because It tltfe Greenbrler. He is a member lican state committeewoman from Mix th* materials as thoroughly Other growers also are cautious of the Monmouth Life Underwrit- PRICES SUMO mouoji county are already famil- yields waff and I* adapted to ths Morris county. a* you can with the soil. , about using poultry manure be- ers association and the Red Bank iar •ith this condUion and are many varying conditions that ex- cause of the weed seeds which following practices to remedy ist from one end or th* state to Lions club. He Is a member of may be Imported on the farm. the United States Naval Reserve ON CAMERAS AT hard! soil conditions which pro- th* other, according to C. R. Bkeg- Band Seeding This is an Important factor whan Your Electric voke'easy surface runoff of storm ley, extension crop* specialist at Band seeding holds promise of and Is a veteran of service in it comes to the growing of crops World War II and the Korean watef. Rutgers university. This variety a better chance of getting a stand where a herbicide Is used to con- Water Heater Th* compaction of soil below was developed hi th* ftat* and of grasses and legumes planted conflict. He Is a graduate of trol weeds and Is applied before Beacom college. KALTMANS plow depth Is not entirely du* tarly or late. * or after seed sowing. Works Hard tU activities of the plow. There Vernal is a winter-hardy vari- Outstanding Increases In flrat Mr. Warrick is a supervisor in Is n turally more clay at plow ety that resist* bectsrUl wilt. It year forage production and sub- Saving Asparagus Seed the Central New Jersey agency Next to the housewife, the hard- dept and in certain toll types comes from Wisconsin. stantial reductions In weed com- According to asparagus re- of Provident Mutual, under the then smaller clay particles bind Dr. SkerUy says that Vernal petition have, been obtained In direction of Manager Eugene R. est-working occupant of any home search over many years, the best is the water heater. togel ler and produce an almost yields a* wen as Atlantic and test plots, according to C. H. seed Is produced on the lower Hook with offices In Westfleld. tap* letrable layer which Is com-considerably better than Buffalo. Skogley, extension crops special- part of the stalk. Seed of plants Day and night it labors away, mon • called the "claypan." Plants populations have remained ist at Rutgers university. The that are shy bearers Is desirable producing hot water for hundreds Keystone Sullivan County, N. T., began* of response of seedlings to.fertilizer as this indicates a tendency in of personal and household uses. If placed immediately beneath shows the plant to produce stalk rather about 1U0 when Charles 3d, a you have on* of th* new, electric Movie Cameras\ M TIMOTHY R. HOUNIHAN that this method Increases farm- than seed and, of course, aspara- king who hated his relatives, water heaters, you're in luck. ers' chances of getting a stand gus is valuable as a stalk pro- deeded the land to the one broth- It has complete thermal insula- as low as Ayr I Contractor and Builder under poor conditions. ducer. er with whom he was friendly, tion—top, bottom and aides. This the Duke of York. reduces operation costs and avoids County Agent U. A. Clark Some observant growers have •SPECIALIZING IN JOBBING points out, howtvir, that band heating up the area in which it KiyiloM Olympic Turret become familiar with the fact Is Installed. I " SCREEN AND STOSM ENCLOSURES seeding cannot be substituted for that some dumps each year pro- 8nifli RoMIn Cuntf1199.95 By bus and train, a tourist may And you can install your water • EIM PLACE TEL. MED BANK M1MJ proper seedbed preparation or duce larger, earlier, and finer now travel the 4.C00 miles between good planting and management spears than do others and some heater anywhere because there is Paria and Baghdad on a ticket no flue or vent connection needed. practices. stalks bear seed while others do that costs <138. Ten countries ar* Research Is trying to find ad- not. Usually stalk-producing non- A counter-high model can be Since 1922 crossed. placed right next to th* dishwash- SAVE *70*° er, sink or clothes washer when much hot water Is used. This Is a practical spot for the heater, 8mm Famous Moke Cranberries in Four Variations Incidentally, because the water RAY STILLMAN will stay hotter If It doesn't have 3*Um Movit By CECILY BB0WN8T0NE to travel so far through the pipes to get where It's going. Canwra wMi . OR INSURANCE Associated Press Food Editor Electric water heaters are avail- ANT RAW CRANBERRIES IN able with quick recovery heating F2.5 Wife AufHi THX HOUSE? Then don't forget units. These supply hot water af- RED BANK 6-5111 about that favorite of all present- ter draw-off at a faster rate and F2.5 Ttfephotp day relishes —cranberries put so provide Increased hot water at* Highway 35 Shrewsbury, N. J. through the food chopper along service from the same size tank. t with unpeeled orange and then For best results to fit your needs, F2.5 Elg«tt Normal Lorn mixed with sugar and a dash of consult your local utility or elec- salt You've probably tried this trical contractor. 5 basic combination, but have you In addition to their dependabil- thought of serving It In four var- ity and thrift, electric water heat- AH FOR ONLY »*119 ° iation? Offering different ver- ers are now shaped to fit in with E. R. SNYDER & CO sions of the relish at th* same washers and dryers in laundry time guarantees to make that rooms or In th* kitchen. They roasted, turkey—hot or leftover— match In color andajn height, pro- wonderfully festive. viding extra counter apace. And If you kjave four similar pretty no housewife ever has too Much, INSURANCE bowls, turn th* relish variations of that. Into them. In our own household, The water heater, which most we sometimes us* Chutes* bowls people have taken for granted un- with matching soup spoons as til their shower water suddenly REAL ESTATE small ladles. We got th* Idea for turned Ice cold, Is perhaps the this Tour-Boy Cranberry Relish most Important appliance In your from a Javanese meal where, af- home. Phon. AT I OV0 ter meat and rice were served, For many a family, the best llO'l ftV( ATLANTIC Mir.HIANDS N J four tray* with all sorts of en- White Christmas gift It could give ticing additions were offered In Itself would be an electric water quick procession to complete our heater. main course. CRANBERRY SAUCE—enhances turkey served hot or cold. see our complete line of "You might also wish to serve a Three-Boy: To 1 cup of the above new version of cooked cranberry in a saucepan. Bring to a rapid Difficult Stains relish, add 2 tablespoons finely boll. Add cranberries and con- sauce. If so, w* suggest the fol- chopped seedless raisins (rinsed Succumb Before lowing recipe using cider. tinue cooking over moderate heat KODAK FLASH In hot water and dralntd) and \i for about 8 minutes, or until all N»w D«t«rgtnt i FOUR . BOY cup coarely chopped walnut the berries pop. Remove from meats. Garnish with chopped Early this year an entirely new CAMERAS and SUPPLIES CRANBERRY RELISH heat and allow to cool In sauce- walnuts. pan; do not stir. Remove foamy class of laundry and household Ingredients: 4 cups frssh cran- Four-Boy: To 1 cup of the above top with a spoon. Chill before cleaning product made Its appear- Unlimited selection of photo Items. berries, 2 unpeelsd oranges relish, add Vi teaspoon ground ance—the heavy-duty liquid de- (quartered and seeded), 2 cup* serving. Makes about 1 pint. ginger and 1 tablespoon finely ORANGE CRANBERRY CUPS tergent, The new liquid synthetic N, J.'S LABOE8T PHOTO sugar, salt. slivered lemon or orange rind. detergents are **fe for all laundry SUPPLY HOUSE Boynton & Boyirton Method: Put osnbsrrles and (Remove white membrane from Save orange halves from which but will remove difficult stains quartered unpeeled oranget rind before silvering.) Garnish the Juice has been extracted and better than powder products. Ac- Qps* wary *lt* H « till Xnrn l Iance cut away any protruding mem- through th* food chopper, using with silvered fruit rind. cording to manufacturers, the new LAY-AWAY KAN Op** coarse blade. Stir In sugar and a Note: Drained canned mandarin brane with a kitchen scissors. liquids also have the ability to re- S. #urrM !•*"••" dash of salt. Chill until ready to oranges and slivered preserved Notch edge of orange halves with store nylon lingerie, yet are ef- 10 A.M.. 4 P.M. I DraiMn«"4 serve, then prepare the following ginger may be added to the basic scissors. Use orange cups to fective for household tasks, like John V. Crowtn. * variations, Makes 1 quart. relish to substitute for ths varia- hold cranberry relish or cran- oleaning walls and stovea berry sauce. Sam •• »oyn*on, Jr One-Boy: To 1 cup or the above tions given, If desired, Manufacturers urge that par- relish, add !i cup shredded R,d Bank .-0»S2 FREEZING NOTE ticular attention be paid to In- thinly flaked moist coconut. Gar- CIDER CRANBERRY SAUCE R»w cranberries freeze well, structions. For example, most of nish with coconut, • Ingredients: M cup tart elder, with or without, ndded sugar or them point out that too much of Two-Boy: To 1 cup of the above Vi cup water, 2/3 cup sugar, syrup. If you have a freezer, you any product Interferes with prop- rsllah, add 1 teaspoon lemon whole cloves, 2 cups fresh cran- may wish to store some of the er washing, strains washing ma- 710 MAIN smnr. ASIURY PARK MM?*«* s-nn Jules and % cup thinly sliced berries. berrlra In It. Cranberries lose chine motors and Is difficult to crisp cetory. Garnish, with thin- rlnss out, leaving clothes dull M7 WASHIWASHINGTON N ST., NIWARK MArint 2,71 M ly sliced celery. Method: Mix cider, water, sugar only a little weight afjl volume and a few 'qhole cloves together through freezing. y looking and stiff feeling. -— den counties. so Is spanking clean for tha Infant's use after a soap and water bath. The apportionment, taken from When selecting baby's Christmas gifts do not forget washable motor vehicle revenues, totaled toys. Some of these may even be thrown in the washing machine. 14,(87331, and went to the state's , ABBEY MS municipalities In grants based TUCKERS morial hospital prior to going to on population and road mileage, Four 1 os. bottles of Flower Mist in My Love, On with 1150,000 set as the minimum St. Vincent's. for any county. Earlier, the mu- Hughes Contributions to the fund may Dit, Blue Grass and It's You. A generous way to sty nicipalities notified the depart- be given to Clifford Cadman, club if MEN'S SHOP treasurer, or mailed to the dub > "Merry Christmas" 5.00 ment about proposed work for which aid was needed. Fund Explained at the local post office. 62 Irood St. R«d lank Mr. Hlnes said his office re- EATONTOWN — Lions dub "to please a man tt MM to advertise la Tat Beibtar. ceived many Inquiries ae to why rmr —AdMrtlMmtnt, members Thursday night discuss- the girl does not get financial at ChrUtma*" ed Its Peggy Hughes fund and help from the National Founda- lift explained her status with the Na- tion. He said Peggy can receive tional Foundation for Infantile financial aid from the National fJWJpe^tl^^^^^P'e>"O>t^^Jt' Paralysis. Foundation, provided the scollosla The 14-year-old girl last week Is polio-connected and that diag- WoiMbla ftamal underwent surgery In St Vin- nosis Is made by her physician. cent's hospital, New Tork, for Mr. Hlnes left Sunday for scoUosli. Warm Springs, Ga., with Thomas Roland J. Hlnes of AsburySepe, 17, of Belmar, who hat Sport Shirts Park, county chairman for the na- seollosls, polio-connected. The tional foundation, this week re- county chairman said the county leased a statement In which he Ifit) Latr UtstMktlMetatV .n chapter Is paying all expenses for 1040 iUt M) MMJJH *2 3K)«|.M said the child's father advised the boy. He added that seollosls that financial aid from the Na- Is a "constant dread toal l post T.M MJti 10-44 tional Foundation would not be polio patients." As of the present, A set af three of these spert ehlria requested. IM of the shore's post polio pa- •take • warmly welecaa.d gttii Skirt ft Swtotvr The Lions club fund was es- tients need continued care, he Oomked eottoa flaaoel In tablished to help relieve the fam- added. TUCKER'S ily of "contingent" expenses. A cheeks, plaids and stripes, Corwc* • Sw+» polio Insurance policy covered the Wkaa Is dnitt stout ao« u Mil to nit, greys, brew girl when she was hospitalised, ••matt* houwhald totim, lolra rosr W I'viy Ua, | li and a hoapltallsatlon plan will de- problem with Tht fteslitet's elanlftei NK fray a great deal of the costs for set.—Adnrtitnuat. the ecollotla treatment. The girl Is the granddaughter of the Lions dub's first president, Blue Grass Bath Set Harry Rowland. She spent IT weeks In a east la Hasard Me- TUCKM'S 'BHS BFIS 'SIFTS 4 or. bottle of Flower Mitt and Sot. box of Dusting Powder in a beautiful gift box—welcomed warmly WASHAILE by any woman ...... 5.00

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These are the most wanted coats by men of all ages. And the pile* Is so very TUCKERS MT COOKMAN AVI right. Light grey. Cambridge AlBUtY *A>K grey, oatmeal, neutral; M to CORSETS — LINGERIE 5 IR0A9 SHEET, HI MNK M1I4 139 BROADWAY LONG IRANCH f sew e <• IO a*a* T . IED BANK REGISTER Aid* Dystrophy Victim J»~Th«r»Jay, Dec. JO. 1956 YIXITIDE rABTV SHvertone has an oiihtanding dock radio value JCKANPORT—Hollywood eotra- lou ind Daughters of Llb- ty, h«M a combined Christmas id "Mlyanna" party last night the Running Brook inn on yrtle ave. Arrangement* for th* very ( * | problem irty wire mad* wb*a the council >et lut week at t»* Fertauptck :• bout*. SALE tteiNS TODAY TO DEC. 24 Mot TO TOW 3*» THC DC* MOIOEM Eytflass Hiariif AM

^ ^^~ *^^* ^^* Music thsrapy at lionmoutii ystrophy victims hop* that Memorial hospital provlde» ln- hrou(h their efforts the answer SIC AMD KM IT RON iplratlon and rhythm for Melody their peculiar malady will be Cbewning of R*d Bank, shown dtecovsred. WIGHT L INSTEAD above rifht, under the supervi- Th* larfeet single group en- 41 W. Free* St. lad lao* •Ion of the hospital's muik caged In aialetinc In the nation- thsraptst. Mi* Dolor** Frei. Dsd- wide drive for funds for muscu- icated to the philosophy of era- dystrophy are the natlon'a «ut work with other* similarly IMIrMf* AVMNM handicapped to lend their aaslat- anee. In Monmouth county, the croup hat been active In the *39 ft* Wltbout-A-Doubt eoelety, of which Mia* Helen Dunn of As- fUe Down, f&ee Month •• Scan bury Park, vie* president of the Easy Paynes* Haa Monmouth County Muieular Dyetrophy chapter, le president. ft! MM! enroot. Mary GugllotU of Point Piqu- ant I* Meretary and Angelina •a of Eatontown It publicity chairman. Both are dyitrophy victim*. Delsue elock-oUendar. A powerful AH radio. Wako to hot coffee. Th* MuecuUr Dyitrophy aa*o- MYRON P. KOZICKY elation recently purchased a wheel chair for a boy when he eould no longer walk or get AND ASSOCIATIS around on eruteht*. and regular- ly pay* to eend a theraplit to the • Btctrfccf atfliatn «rrl*» ••> f* 1100 wMH HIGHWAY 35 EATONTOWN home of an elderly victim who I* unable to com* to th* depart- Tha parftct gift that will lull you ta ilaap «t night and ment of rehabilitation thereplei OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK at Monmouth Memorial hospital wafca you ta music in tha morning, a|| automatically. It for her treatment. • ttllt tha day and data tool The parallel ban In th* physi- cal therapy department at Mon- NOVA SCOTIA mouth Memorial, which are uaed for a wld* variety of patient*, particularly cerebral paley vic- Sttvortono modern stylo clock radio to wako you CHRISTMAS TREES tim* and elderly patients who ave had cerebral accident* (stroke*), are a fit from the Automatically turns on-off at tlma yau WREATHS Muscular Dystrophy association. Wall pulleys which soon will tat. Full faca Talachran clock; Pow- GRAVE ILANKETS • Installed at Monmouth Me- arful S-tub* AM radio. Buuar alarm, morial's physical therapy depart- it also were given by th* mus- slid* rula dial, LAUREL ROPING cular dystrophy group. In the de- partment of rehabilitation thera- •wry HOLLY pies at Monmouth Memorial, pa- tients are given treatment to do- lay contractual and to try to 'al aftOadh aW that BsasMt ana OH kinos of froons maintain them at maximum func- tional ability. Characteristically, a^bSABBsiai a^Ba a^keaiasussi I WHOLESALE AND RETAIL muscular dystrophy patients be- Wmfm III IWwlt I come progressively weaker, but the progress of th* disease can be slowed through Intensive phys- ical therapy. Some patients, who Portable are brought to the hospital regu- larly by Red Cross driven, have been receiving physical therapy treatment for years. Th* disease Phono seldom fatal, but patient* suc- cumb to rome other illness when they become too weak to resist. Muscular dystrophy can strike either children or adults and Is Enjoy Hi-fi Sound With Thb squally as common in th* higher 16 Income groups as among people A CsBsflatasBBstfA a%thafaM. Portable Phonograph of limited means. Patient* under treatment by Monmouth Memor- fir « mwh a* 21.00 ial therapists rang* In age from five to H, although th* majority Com* In and Uston to th* rich, of th* patients are young adults. full ton* of this bargain boy In 6 phonographs! See how it plays Kg phonograph tound with tmort portaM* all speeds, too—U, 49 and 78 rpm. Cornea In a beautifully iane*. l>ml ipaMkar, W-R sound tytMm. Synrronk«V> Water Study dasJgTMd brown leatherette cov- hnca) 4 tpMd tJiongar, autematle ncefd ttx* nlxtor. ering. See It! To Be Bared FREEHOLD—A survey of the water situation in Monmouth county Is being completed and the results will be made public Jan. S, It was announced Monday at a meeting of the Monmouth County Planning board by Its chairman, E. Donald Sterner. The results will be disclosed when the Monmouth Consolidated Water company continues its ap- plication Jan. 3 before the Water Policy and Supply council for additional stream diversion righto. The company wants permission to take 17,000.000 gallons of water from the Manasquan river and AM Tablo Radio With Twin $«% M 1S,200,000 from Swimming river Toblo AM Radio daily. $~M Spoakor* For Hi-Fi Sound 4iV When this application «... av^._•»..^...... u^. . ..I. • -__ ^IT Yaa.yoaaoftanloyiiawraoBMiiofyourfoyoriraradio, made early this year, ths board h!Z!l ^nA?!??^ 7????* "".fT*.''' "''^ ** ^ °^-^g?!!!!S ttJS in any mem In the how* whh rhh hondsomo, HI-FI to! of freeholders asked the water council to postpone a decision un- 5rttd7fth^d^^IS& "73*2S«S£*£2X. A^yo»ca«|^.rWddwn,WlnH,mohoBdyp» lt til the water survey eould be fuut J«« tad top *«*t mad*. It is being conducted un- $2t der the direction of Claud* W. Blrdeall, South Belmar, engineer a fjlft that wW bo treasured for wilt U out fduuuu to for a number of municipalities. He will appear before the council yoaip • • i SHvortono now dowxo at the Jan. 3 meeting to give the technical Information, and uvti John M. Plllsbury, Atlantic High- lands attorney, will appear In a 17-inch portable TY legal capacity. teeont. Thomas L. Heward, chairman tAA mm aW I of the planning board's resort and l^^ ••|a ami recreation committee, reported that tha non-profit organisation being formed to operate the his- torical deserted Allaire villagi may be Incorporated next month He said five members of th* atate ON CREDIT department of conservation and 139 economic development will sign U Down, tt Moath oa along with four Monmouth coun ttui mmd an rh—•! Sears Easy rajnaeat Plaa ty representatives. The four wll be Charles M. Pike, director of the planning board; Edward H. The finest portable TV yau can buy at any price ... even Feltus, 3d, director of the Mon- bettarj at Sears lew, low price. Smart two-tone finishes of mouth County Historical associa- tion; a member of the New Jer- copper, charcoal or turquoise and white, luy newl • sey Federation of Women's clubs and a newspaperman. Middletown Garden Center Buy Your Christmas TV Today on Soars Easy Paymont Plan ANOTHER BIRTHDAY MD IANK POET MONMOUTH — W. J. Ml 5-1050 Ding well of Bralnard ave. was 71 cS^^^^^ TITI^IU ontN years old Saturday, A family KVKNINQS MIDDLETOWN blrtkday dinner was held st his homA. —)r ** • fer*. 7 | patient at Riverview hospital. I Patriotic Lodge Forty members and guests at- Win§ Recognition for Service Man Sues Track BED BANK RECISTER Thunaav, Dec. 20, 1956-51 tended. Mrs. Ella Myers won the I party prize. Has Dinner Party ! The next meeting, an exchange For False Arrest Kaihe party, will be Jan. 7. Mrs. NEPTUNE—Members of Pride Ajrnes Snyiler and Mrs. Hartley FREEHOLD—Angelo Oaraflne. of Crescent council, Sons and are chairmen. 4O0 Willow avc., Long Branch, nan Daughters of Liberty, held a At the recent lodge meeting, filed a $140,000 damages suit There's Still Time! Christmas and "Pollyanna" party Mrs. Cora Johnson, deputy of against Montnouth Park, a private Monday at the Howard Johnson Pride of Hollywood council of policing agency and an Oceanport restaurant at the rt. 35 trallicOccanport. was a guest. Novelty patrolman on a claim of falie FOR circle. Mrs. Cora Wagnti, Mi». games concluded the meeting pro- •rr«t. Charlene Hartley and Mrs. Cora gram and prize winners were Mrs. Mr. Garaflne. who la represented Applegate were in charge. Minnie Grigga, Mrs. Henrietta by Vincent DeMtlo, allege! he Herman, Mrs. Marilyn Long and wai arrested at the track July Members exchanged gifts and 11 by John L. Brcnnan, guard for PORTRAITS contributed gifts for a "sunshine Mrs. Applegate. Mrs. Elizabeth basket" which will be sent to aSorenson and Mrs. Long directed Thoroughbred Racing Protective games. Bureau, Inc., and Lester Mackay, Christmas member, Mrs. Iva Bowater, a an Oceanport patrolman. He laid he wai charged with being a Delivery disorderly person and was ejected from the track. Guaranteed Charging that cauaed him eon- siderabla embarraasment, Mr, Oaraflne has filed the suit on four counts. He said In his complaint CHATMAN that subsequent to his arraat • hearing wai held In th* magi* trate's court of Oeeanport and John E. la illy, third from right, Rad lank Studebakar daalar-24 yaari, raceivei he wai acquitted of the charg*. STUDIO congratulations from Harold E. Churchill, fourth from loft, pr»»idtnt of tho StudobakoN In Utah, church ministers and >Packard Corp., at a daalart' lunchoon in tho Hotel Commodore, New York city, whon leaders have set up "gelger counter" religious schools to 2 UNDEN PUCE the 1957 Packard Clippor wn unvoilad. Embracing tho pair it Roy T. Hurley, chairman teach the Bible to children of of tha board and protidont of Curtis-Wright. Looking on at laft aro Mort Graona, a for- parents who have left their nor- mal homes to prospect for uran RE 4-1530 mtr Packard lono managar, now aiiociatad with a Statan Island automobilo firm; Philip him. Bailly, ton of tho vetersn automobila daalar, who it attociated with hit fathar, and Frod Koeser, Highland*. At Mr. Bailly'i right ara S. A. Skillman, aitittant ganoral saloi man- agar for Studabakar-Packard, and Lao LaMaitra, Watt Long Branch daalar. for a fun-filled New Year Cedarettes Hold Teacher's Work ASC Committee Rears Dinner Party Corn Referendum Tally On Exhibit NEW BRUNBWICX-New Jer- BA.TONTOWN—Bayvlew For- sey corn farmers favored the base est Cedarettes held a Christmas John Brxostoski, an art teach- acreage program for 1(67 and sub- er at Bed Bank high school la sequent corn crops In the corn LINCROFT INN dinner party Sunday at Crystsl having some of his work shown referendum Dee. 11. Brook inn. Aa a holiday project, in an exhibit at the University of AT THE CROSSROAD Handsome wallets, billfolds, members will distribute Christ- Manila, Philippine Islands. Results of balloting reported at UNCROFT mas gifts to county children who a meeting of the State Agricul- •tud boxes and desk acces- are victims of-muscular dystro- tural Stabilization and Conserva- sories superbly made of fin- phy. tion committee in state A.8.C. HATS MUSIC FOR DANCING USS Mrs. John Harder was chair- headquarters yesterday showed e#t leather, priced from as man, assisted by Mrs. Edmund Ml In favor of base acreages and •y little a. $5.00 Gay and Mrs. Harold Sheppard. IT for a continuance of an acre- NOISEMAKERS Yuletide greens decorated the age allotment program. The turn- "AR|cjQCRATS" tables. James Stout, a past grand out at the polls was relatively tall cedar of the lodge, dressed small 8,487 corn farmers having as Santa Claus, distributed gifts. been eligible to vote. Fftvf Mission Of STOCK DilMOT Miss Catherine Warburton wai Nationally, corn farmers chose the pianist when the group tang to go along with the acreage al- Served from carols. lotment program, and so this plan Mrs. Walter Oberrelch, presi- will be in effect In New Jersey 11 P. M. TO 2 A. M. dent, welcomed members and In- also. troduced Mr. Oberrelch, grand tall Richard J. Stevenson of Califon, MERRY CHRISTMAS of the lodge; Kenneth Clayton, chairman of the committee for $y.00 Ml HMON past grand tall; Earle Henschel, three years, retired from the com- past district deputy grand tall, mittee at the end of its session and Ruseel L. TeUey, lodge scribe. in accordance with a rotation for Reiervationt call REd Bank 6-9755 Attending were Mr. and Mn. rule. Remaining members of the Harry Blomgren, Mr. and Mri. committee are Aubrey S. Walton, Edmund Delatush, Mr. and Mrs. Jr., Moorestown, and Joseph K. Calvin Carhart, Mr. and Mm. Rob- Hepner, Jr., CedarvUle. and a ert Forbes, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Hesse, Mr. and Mrs. John Holmes, Mr. Stevenson's successor will HAPPY NEW YEAR Mr. and Mrs. Harry Heavlland, be appointed by the Secretary of Mr. *nd Mrs. Edwin Jeasup, Mr. Agriculture. from The committee made further and Mrs. Frank Mandia, Mr. and John BwoatssM plans for the annual meeting of MARIE and DANTE Mrs. Gabriel Molnar, Mr. and community and county A.8.C. Mrs. Robert Machette, Mr. and Mr. Bnwtockl, In his first year eommitteemen in Far Hills Inn, CLOSED ALL DAY CHRISTMAS AND WEDNESDAY, DEC. 26TH Mrs. Charles Stlllwagon, Mr. and as a teacher at Red Bank high Mrs. Alfred Sauer, Mr. and Mm. school, told the collection lsst Alfred Solomon, Mr. and Mrs. year to Mies Bdu Francesca, a Robert Voorhees, Mr. and Mrs. Fulbright scholar, and she Is do- JtID RANK YOUTH CENTER, MONMOUTH VENETIAN BLIND CLEANERS Paul Walsh, Mr. and Mrs. Milton nating the group to the University Worley, Mr. and Mrs. Roger of Manila. The collection, a group WymbB, Mr. and Mrs. John Whits, • 24 HOUR SERVICE ON CLEANING of 11 colored woodprints, will be- Mrs. Edwin Krelck, Mrs. Molly come part of the university's col- Red Bank's tending children's shop it Santa's Gay, Mrs. Hensehel, Mrs. TeUey, lection. • 1 TO I DAYS SERVICE ON REPAIR Mr. Gay and Mr. Harder. Prior to coming to Red Bank, HO for the most htavtidy gifts— TROOP 1M BNTEBTADTB Mr. Brosostoskl taught art at • HILLY INSURED Upaala college. Ho has lectured better dathing at sensible prices! EATOMTOWN — Girls of brown- widely on American and Japanese • SATISFACTION GUARANTIED la troop 19* and their mothers prints to live aa wall as television entertained members of Interme- diate Girl Scout troop 161 at aaudiences. His work haa been ex- Christmas party Tuesday. Two hibited at the Pennsylvania Aca- Brownies, Jane Anne Thomas demy of Fins Arts, Montclalr, DELIVERY SERVICE and Sharon Ransom, flew up In Newark and Brooklyn museums Gift Suggestion I • Gift Suggestion! a abort ceremony. Each girl pre- and colleges and museums in Brit- sented her mother with a ChrUt- ish Columbia, Saskatchewan and 113 E. RIVER RD. RUMSON 1-0550 maa gift which aha had made. other parts of Canada. He la a HER MAJESTY MICKEY MOUSE Refreshments were served. veteran of World Wat II. Ur. Brzostoskl, who received his master of arts degree from SLIPS POLOS Syracuse university, lives with his wife arid two children at 2 Kier- Nylon taffeta bouffant fall Official Mouseketeer long nan blvd.. Long Branch. sleeve turtle-neck polo. slip with nylon marqui- i $191 8 You can Iron-on child's Country Club Estates sette tiers. Sites 4 to 14, 3 name. Sices 4 to 10. Mrs. Charles Main of Cooper SPECIAL blvd. waa the guest of honor re- D OTHER SLIPS 1.00 to 4.00 O Othw Miekty Meuta Items 1.29 up cently at a stork shower given at SHIPMENT the home of her sister, Mrs. Rob- ert Layton, at her home in Deal. Gift Suggestion! • Gift Suggestion I The Friday club met Friday at the home of Dr. and Mrs. George N. Wagner, East Wilson circle. GIRLS' • PRE-TEEN • TODDLERS Plans were made for a Christmas BOYS' SKI I dinner to be held tomorrow at the Llncroft Inn. Dr. and Mrs. Wag- DRESSES f ner were the guests Saturday of SWEATERS the Northern New Jersey Power A grand, selection of won- tt Squadron at the annual dinner Heavy weight 100% pure derful holiday dresses dance held at the Mertinsvilie Inn, Mtrtinevllle. Dr. Wagner is com- wool sweater. Scandina- from tha nation's leading TO mander of the Shrewsbury squad- vian chest design. Red or makers. 1 to I, I to to, g^g «av a)ft ron. white. Stoll 4 T to 14 and Pre-Teen. 1 »# The ••sister's eluslnsJ adrartltt- Mali h«T« man rwd*r« whick anni 0 OTHER SWEATERS 2.91 to 6.91 • Chubby Drastos To* S.9i to 10.91 •ore mul* ,8omton« his what roe mat »r will »o» whit jn I»T» to sell —AdvertisesMat Gift Suggestion! Gift Suggtitionl Suffering IVY LEAGUE INFANTS' CORDUROY from a CAM of SLACKS CRAWLERS Buckle back rayon flannel Solids and fancy patterni. slacks. Elastic sldas and In Hna corduroy. Snap snug-tex waist for good $398 crotch and high bibs, etas- lit Blses 6 to 13. Uo barks. 1 aa a remit of eoaatantlr D OTHER SLACKS...... 2.9I to 1.91 D Ofhar Crawlers I S»ts....to 10.91

• Early Bird Spaeiall • Gift Suggoition I GIRLS' FLANNEL GIRLS' 1957 SHORTY PAJAMAS CAR COATS Fireman red shirt with at- Rag. 2.91 Poplin, lined with plaid Rag. 9.98 push- button tractive red strips panties. flannel. Heavy wool In- A wonderful gift item. terlining. Convertible col- supernova Broken slsss, I to M. lar-hood. Toggles. 4 to ax. $090 NECCHI O Sam* 7-14, 7.90 rVa-Taan 1.90 D OTHER PAJAMAS l.*9 to 3.9i An Ideal Gift For Her Christmas COLD WEATHER TOCS! SPECIAL NICCHI Ra«. 119.95 We slill have the best Section of .90 heavy winter wear, much at 2-DAY DELUXI MIRACLE'98 WIW6I WWiBinBiU REDUCED PRICES! It'a Been "Quality" Since 1MJ ft CO >? SANK /NICCHlN Joseph Wildanger Co. DON'T KNOW THE SIZE? OPEN A CHARCE! SSWINO CI»CLC Cive a Gift Certificate in any Reg. 30 to 90 Jay accounts or Easy Charge. NECCHI SEWING CIRCLE M9HAMSSSSW) MfjsRasasdJyw BaVahMllastssssHfwlllwfnM amount jrom $1.00 to $lfl00.00 No extra charges! No down payment! Wreaked Cars BabuUHtefuuah** 6 WEST FRONT ST. TEL 6-5890 RED IANK TIRE TRUING Lettfet (FOOT OF BROAD ST.) • rhoae Bid Bank MM! 0 BROAD STREET RED BANK ffl1' 4M Shrewsbury are. Bed Bank I , DM. 20, 19S6 BED BANK REGISTER t; Robert McCall, captain; John New Chemical Group Head Cottingliain Head* CotUngham, flnt lieutenant; Al- Volunteer Firemen len Crawford, second lieutenant; Paul Oryll, chief engineer; Henry To My Many Friends WNTON FALLS-Joba OetUng- Carney, ant aeeietant englneir; dteaosburg Assessment Raised aam waa elected president of the June* Dick, second aaelatant en- local fire aompaay Tuesday to gineer; Norman Kalaerson, third In opprecMtm for your patronage throughout At •ueteed David Stott, preeident the aeeiatant engineer; Joeeph Mohr. put ytmr yum are eordUUy inviud to b* my gmit On Brennan Appeal; 3 Dismissed t four yeare. Mr. Scott do- captain of Ir* police; Van Dunn, elnted renomlaation. Are marahal, and Mr. Scott, at « bugtt mpper, tomorrow, Friday, Dee. 21 wjQOftBPBO — Aaaieement on In making Ita doelaton, the Other* elected were Eugene truateo for three yeare. from 4 P. M. OH. EnttrUinmeiU will bt furnished. t> beachfront property owned by board figured fair aeseeement at Handy, vice preellent; William JO J par cant of true value, the av- AMao, shiofi Frank Flare, aa- Wkea U tmM 4ke«t kew U •*!• MM Ntw Point Comfort Beach t4 keeiekcM c*o4i. •»!»• re*r mmn hae bean raised from araga of eieieenunt for the bor- lioUnt chief; WUllam Moyai, s*e- wit* Tk« ladtUr'i cluellte CHARLEY CLUNA HJMto MMO by tho BUU Di- ough. Value of the lot war de- ratary; John Lemon, Jr., treaaur- 4tertl»H VMM of Tu Appeala en an ap- termined at $11JH. SHREWSIURY AVL SHREWSIURY b Former Mayor Felix J. On the thro* other beachfront lota, the board found tho aaeii Three ethtr appeala for iw» manta equal to or greater than ••at blkee, made by If r. Brennan JO.t par cent of the true value aa aa a taxpayer, on ground* of dla- deUrmlaod. arlmlaatery evaluation, were dto- Hearlan were held at Freehold, mleeed by th« state board. They rob. M aad Apr. • Ihla yeai. Ben- were agalnat two propertiea owned jamin C. VanTlne, Lang Branch, tar the Mew Point Comfort earn- represented this borough and Ed- Car Md MM owned by Martin ward r. Jueka appeared far tha SDMIM. property owner*. • AH fnr appeal* were baaed on BIS aMOMMntfl. The appaale ware referred to the atate board oonmui FABTT After they were dlamlaeed by the MATAWAN — IUT. aad Mra, ataamsuth county tax board of Bernard McK. ChuMe* and Rev. aaaaali. Ira J. Kitchen, Lout William White wan Ma*** th* Branch, attaney for Mr. Bran- guests at th* Cbrletmas party MB, mU ma cUent le content which tho Ladle*' Oulld of TrtaHy With th* dacMon and win aot file EplMopal church hold at th* •meeptiOM. church ball Monday. Carol* wera The aaeatement Inereaee wa» aung, gam** played and gift* I a* a lot with IN foot of dlstributsd. i OB the north tide of the IUfreehm*nti were served ay and 1T0 feet on the Mr*. Ternan EoisM, Mr*. Fnnk I tide of the boardwalk, with Caramiiaa, Mra. CUtard Chap- i average depth of st feet. Mr. ui and Mra, AMa McDonald. man's petition eotimated iti EATONTOWN — Arthur F. une, treaiurer; Hugh value of ftT.000 and aeked Daniel of Fair Haven, right, dronl, Rumton, oounaelor. r aamamiBt to Oat anount wealte t—le teeter.—Ae>er>ti—o»t. former chairman of th* Mon- Dr. Walter WatHajr, Red Baak, mouth county aactloa of th* alternate eoumelor. American Chemical foclety, pre- Charles Wtcktrd of th* duPMt CHAFFIN Agency * gavel to the chairman- Co, Wilmington, Del., dl*euM*d MAKE SURE IT'S elect, Dr. Charlea RUMSU of Fair "Tha Rat* of •ynthatlo Flbtra m Realtor* • bunion Baven. Modern Living." JOHNNY & MATTY'S TEXACO STATION The otremoay took plac* at th* •tuart •haplro of R«d Bank IA 1-1 111 arganltatleo'e ninth annual arranged the program. Marvin •Mel Ladle* alght and diantr Friday Fink of Red Baak waa to chart* night at Crystal Brook inn. of tho dinner. . Or. itwaeU aaoeptad th* f*v*l in behalf of Chairman Theodore William* of Afbury Park, tha new head of the group. Ra to cur- reatly an aa aaHgameat m Africa. Other* elected to affle* war* Dr. Vaugban Chambori, Fair Haven, I WUkum Wate, M*p-

Nursing Group BlRNN'S Will Aid Needy IWMSON — Roporta of th* flMOADST. RED IANK Chrlttmat wattare program of th* PuMlo Health Naratag OPEXVCXDAT of Itvauwa, tea Bright and Fair Haven ware mad* by Mr*. John Called, chairman, when tha board mot Monday In tt»* aunaa' room at borough hill.-Food baeketa will be dlotrltated Monday. Kaaideati of th* thro* borough* who are confined to comity in- stitution* received aalr* of wool- en gtovM, filled wKh eandlee mad* by membera of OM Scout troop M and Rumton Brownie*. Mr*. Oaorg* F. Burt, praaldent, •aid on* of th* staff nuraee ha* Interested nuraea may •end application* to her attention at tha aseocUtlon headquarUn. flh* also Introduced two new board members, Mrs. Harrison Woodman and Mre. Hyatt E. Cunnmgham, bath of Rumeon, Tho nunea* report ahowvd that 361 vuttta war* made m Ifovem- ber. Of thU number, HI war* m Rumeon: SO m Sea Bright, and 115 In Fair Haven. Nuraee ahw conducted three well-baby confer- ence*, which war* attended by

Ak» present war* Mr*. Robert O. Daley. Mi*. Ooorge V. Ooe, Mrs. Oarrison King, Mra. Arnold Tulp, MM. Frank Ritchie. Mrs. WIHam HeaUey, Mi*. Norman Ludwig's Delicatessen Ramssy, Mrs. Horace K. Homer, Mr*. Richard Seudder and MIM 10 WALLACE ST. RED IANK Orao* Porter.

T • • •o our -Aujr frfendi both old and new, we wit. tit joy$ of tot mm In fallen meam*. May yoor Lolkky- tparkle witH tlte mtrriownt of good (iaet mnd good chew, with too radiaact of wafm friendiliipav tvaily and

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RED IANK LONG BRANCH ASIURY PARK auffb, Mr. !U4d for many years RED BANK REGISTER Thunday, Dae. 20. 1956-43 Frank Reid on Vbit operated ReM IMrte shop In From Juno Beach Red Bank.. Sn route hen, h«Brice Given Waited bl» eon-in-law god daugh- RUMKH-Vtank P. Reid o( ter, Mr. and Un. Philip Ottn of Juno Beast, Fla, is spending UM Wynnewood, Pa. Major Role holidays In tble vtoinltv. TINTON FALLS—Eugene Bitce, A Imm rwident at mis bor- it pvi to sdwtlM la Tk« >«f MOT. base soloist, will have a major A4tlt ringing rolt In the (prtheomtaf production of "Amahl and th* Night Vislton" at tha Old Mill NOTICE TO RESIDENTS Saturday and Sunday, Dee. N and W, at l:M p. m. ATLANTIC'S BEFORE Mr. Bricc, • gnduaU ot th* of Koypoit, R«d lank and Nearby TOWM Jullllard Sehol of Muile and for three yaan a member of /the 10 •WYI OUR NIMM AND NBONIORS famed de Paur Infantry ehoma, NOT la currently Mlolng with the In- terracial Fellowship choriu In LAST OPPORTUNITY TO BUY New Tork city. Veteran! ot a M- eountry tour of Europe and the Hear Cast, he ha* appeared a* ffter- Christmas HLOW WHOLESAH COST •oloint with the Robert Shaw Chorale and the JutUlard Feetlvai of Muele. Hie TV work hae In- SWEATERS eluded gueet appaarancee oa the We wM to •howa of Kd Sullivan and Arthur Godfrey. In "Amahl" he will ting THURSDAY. MC. 20 I. PRWAY. MC. 11 tha role of King Balthatar. ' » A. M. to It r. M. * KEYPORT KNITTING MILLS LOCUST ST. *•»• *•*•• »** <*»•»> nvroRT FJ» Quantities United, So Please Hurrr! **•» Parking.

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i* MIXER ' The one-act opera, written orig- inally la BngtUh toy Otaa«uio pi'*. p*«ni»." UenotU, hai attained widespread popularity through tha medium ot .50 It* annual televiaioa presentation 31 "Initial requeita tor Ucketa have DANCING Saturday Nite been moat encouraging," the con- ^Lk^BsTlHfl sManidRfsfllsBSiBBBSBBiS ^BJ^BBBBBASH »• WALT flNNY a*i MS MOW ductor, Joan Franka WllUami aald. "We feel that ahore reei- JPr. denti who love good muile will enjoy thl« production to the full- eft In the Intimacy of the Old Record Player RAINBOW ROOM Mill theater." h the AUION HOTRL, Assay Nrh The profeejlonal cart, which f> HMMSI W MM — IQff DMMh 4-1I7O haa been In reheanal In New 15 Tork city, la aa follower Amahl ii CO •fT# played by Bmlyn S. Wlllluni, aoprano; his mother, Jan Ruetx, meno-eopraBo; King Balthatar, WESTINGHOUSE Mr. Brice, bait; King Kaipar, Brooks Dunbar, tenor; Xing Me]- Sttom and Dry chior, Merril Hofitad, baritone, LIVING CHRISTMAS GIFTS and a Page, Jerry Mann. There win alto be a ehoma of U Staging will be by Terry Hay- IRON den. The program is sponsored SPRUCE-PIKE by the Oil M1U Music society. FIR Teacher Writes UNIVERSAL—10 CUT from 2 ft. up Science-Fiction * Ewctric AutoiHotic Nest month's issue of "Fantas- HOLLY TREES tic Universe" magaslne will fea- ture a selence-netion story "I*oe Coffeemaker and other Star Planet" by John J. MoOoIre, Red Bank high school reading appropriate evergreen teacher. This will be Mr. ifoOairsi shrub* and trees fourth science notion story to be published nationally. The author's duties st Red Bank high school RCA PORTAILE iaetade Ueehmg special classes In reading to students whose read- DWARF APPLE TREES ing ability has not reached high Phono-Radio Comb. school level. Mr. MeOnlre was a HOTPOINT :% Full Btmring—Guaranteed to Bear MsotaU teacher at XeHb Junior high school in Altoona, Pa., be- UNDRR-COUNTIR Fruit the First Season fore) coming to Rod Bank two years ago. Re received his de- 49.93 ooOege and during World War MSHWASHER served as aa Infantry lieutenant BUCKLIN FRUIT FARM la Franos. RCA JAC-IN Mr. MeOmre, who lives with MALANX RD. - 1 Mil WIST Of UNCROFT his wife snd four ehUdren at «* PatUreon ave, Shrewsbury, Is IUILT.IN 45 R. P. M. VHONI Rl *-••»• working oa a scienee4tetlon novel which ho expects to have pub- OVEN x Record Player Ml 1.95 COLOR t* ONLY WeMfitK|llOVS# AdtOIIMttiC TOASTER 14,t5

WESTINGHOUSE Portable Radio STILL WONDERING? WM Laariwr Carryhta; COM. A NAT'S JEWELERS' GIFT CERTIHCATE tffc IS AN IDEAL SOLUTION. Gifts that will plaaM anyone and at prtcai that EUREKA ara varlad —our certificate ere available in any Vacuum Cleaner amount .. . and wa hava lomathing tuitabla for ovaryona on ywir Hit and at a erica U wit your budget. • VLVH WABBANTY" 41" ANDsnUVICB NRCHASH HAUTiniUV WRAIHD ALL runt tNMAvn DOWN ^ YEARS I PAYMENT TO TO PAY 25 MONMOUTH ST. RED BANK •LONG BRANCH •KEYPORT •TOMS RIVER •IORDENTOWN •ASBURY PARK •FREEHOLD •LAKEWOOD •TRENTON) ' RED BANK REGISTER of a procedural error and not be- cause of the contents of the code. Fill Food Baskets for Local Needy Boro Creates AFTER THE iaV-Thurwhy. Pec- 20. 1956 The error was because a mem- ONLY ber of the planning hoard, which MOVIES had voted to recommend the or- OR SHOPPING iBoro Passes dinance, had a minor financial in- Sewage Group terest in the track. When the STOP IN FOR KETPORT — An ordinance 7 Zoning Again nme code waa recently recom- mended again by the planning creating a Sewage Authority was REAL , FREEHOLD—Borough council, board, the member cited in the adopted Monday night by borough LIFT! fcy a 5-0 vote, Monday night adopt- appellate division decision did not council by the unanimous vote of the five members present. ITALIAN ed an ordinance rezoning 26 acres vote. PING-PONG •f the Freehold Raceway prop- Abuut 75 persons attended the The borough had been threaten- erty for busini-ss purposes, the public hearing Monday night, but ed with action by the State De- TOMATO Second time the measure was only a few talked about the code. partment of Health if it could not TABLES passed In two years. Robert V. Carton. Anbury Park show cause why its sewa«e dis- PIE posal plant should not be halted Council originally adopted Hie attorney who represented the suc- Special—24.50 cessful complainants in the suit from operation. Orders fo Take Out rede In 1954, but ionn neighbor- In creating tht authority, coun- ing property ownera joined to on the first ordinance, told council that a number of residents of the cil relinquishes its power to the OASIS bring a suit against the ordi- deal with sewage disposal busi- MONMOUTH nance. The appellate division of area are still opposed to chang- Bt IS at Heddoa's Corner, ing the 26 acres from residential ness. Under the statute, the au- the Superior court ruled the or- thority has the power to float MiddletowB. Free Parking. eHaance Invalid, but only because to business zone. bonds and operate the sewage Cewtral AM. Rtej stash Steaks . Chicken tat Basket disposal plant. Mayor Charles E. Applegate told members of coun- Of W. Bergea Place II A-flOl cil they should give tha matter serious consideration before HERE* . I/Oil adopting the ordinance. The code calls for five members to be appointed, at a maximum salary of $800 a year. They will elect their own officers and have I/I4J TOCaWIOMUyi their own by-laws. The ordinance was forwarded to Mayor Applegate for hit action. Tha walfaro committoa of tha ovaning dapartmant of tha Rad Bank Woman'i club If he does not veto It before Dec. 30, it will automatically become mat Tuaiday at tha clubhoiiia to pack food baikati for local naady. Tha itami wara law. Ganuina Nalion Fumitura to add contributed by motnban. In tha above tcana aro, loft to right: Mr*. Hanry Labraequa, baouty to your hom* at a prica you MM. Arthur T. Dilgtr, Mr*. Daxtar 0. Jona* and Mr$. Robart H. Shtlly. Mn. Dilgar CHsUniAN SCIENCE and Mn. Shally ara dapartmant chairman. con afford to pay BEADING BOOM Open Dally 12.00 to 4:30 roy VanPelt, Mrs. Garrett Denlse ChMriul Morganville and Mrs. Robert Beb«r, Jr. Leonardo Vrl. Bvenlngt 7.10 to t:SO Mr. and Mrs. Lester Bond cele- Jean Myers, daughter of Mr. Sundays 2:00 to 4:00 withes to you and Cub pack 95 enjoyed a roller tnd Mrs. James Myers, IU brated their »th wedding anni- 20» Broad St. Red Bank skating party at the Shore Roller versary with a dinner party at eight years old Dec. U and a yours for this drome at Neptune Saturday after- their home Saturday night. Guests (amity celebration was held. ppy holiday SMSOn. noon. Cubs attending were Carl were Misses Mlml and Carol Op- Present were Mr. and Mrs. Harry Antlaell, Noel Litchfleld, Philip per and Mr. and Mrs. John Opper, Myers of Fair Haven and Mia* Swanson. Douglas Johanien, Bayside, L. I., Mr. and Mrs. An- Mary Noll of Atlantic Highlands. William Baker, Jack and Ted Alt, thony Humenlk, Brooklyn, and A Christmas party was held Steven and Wayne Ludemann, Mr. and Mrs. Martin Marx and yesterday by Brownie troop THE Thomas Kocovsky, Arthur Bum- daughter Judy, Wlckatunk. 75 at Community are house. pus, Robert Quackenbush and Hostesses were Mrs. James My- Fred Marx. Also Mm. Thomas Classroom parties at the Mor- ers, Mrs. James Alverson, Mrs. PASSPORT Antisell and ions Donald and ganville school will be held to- Richard Young, Mrs. Trevonlan morrow when school will dose CONVENIENT CREDIT Douglas, Mrs. Thomas Kocovsky Crawford, Mrs, Keith Biirdge AVINUI oil mm and daughter Carol, Mrs. H. C. until Jan. 2. ltd Mrs. William LAinb'erson. Quackenbush and daughter Susan, Mrs. M. Margaret O'Connor of Secret pals were revealed and •N BBOAD muter Karen Ludemann, Mary Man, Louisville, Ky., was a week-end tew names drawn (or another * Mrs. J. Rock and Mn. Margaret visitor ef Mr. and Mrs. Fred rear at the Christmas party of SBBEWSBUBr-B O'Connor. Marc. the American Legion auxiliary Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Bittay The Holmdel Ladles' Aid soci- Monday at the Legion hall. Mrs. MERRY and daughter of Mllltown were ety held its Christmas, party at Henry MeUger was chairman of ATLANTIC GLASS CO. refreshments. Mrs. Albert Quack- Saturday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Fellowship hall Tuesday when CHRISTMAS "GLAU AND MIKBORS M BVERY HZB YOU CAN BREAK" Ernest Thorn. gifts were exchanged, games enbush resigned as first vice pres- Miss Sandra Freuler attended played and refreshments served. ident and Mrs. Henry Metiger waa i •>. M. TII use >, M. 21 MAM AVINUI the Christmas ball at Admiral On the committee were Mrs. Stew- appointed In her place. Mrs. John rer iii3 H snnr Ce*. WDM* wV « Maple Avel u. of i««s *«*. »« <«N> Farragut academy, Toms River, art Whaley, Mrs. Vernon Beyer Olsen was elected second vice Uet Mwwte Friday as guest of Cadet Samuel and Mrs. Thomas Antisell. president. •Be) UNR UtMAK Bell of Media, Pa. T«J. IfUMaf 1-OfiO Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kocovsky When la doubt about aow te Mil M. Mi task 4-3IM Mrs. John Wilson, Jr., was and family attended | Christmas •nwaatsd household coodi. solve you CHrlsSjuss Rve hostess to the Social club at a party at the Bohemian club at problem with The R.il.Ur's ' " - IM • p. m. .Op** AI Day Christmas party and supper last Newark last week. ids.—Advortiseeieat week. Each member received a . Cub Scouts of den four held a Hf^hwoy 35 miniature Santa as a favor. Christmas party Tuesday at the Gifts were exchanged. Present home of Mrs. Thomas Antisell were Mrs. Edward Becker, MIDDLETOWN Mrs. Harry Konowalow, Mrs. and the Cubs of den one at the Louis Becker, Mrs. Martin Smith, home of Mrs. Thomas Kocovsky HMM RE 4-1213 Sr., Mrs. Donald Miller, Mrs. Rob- Wednesday afternoon. THERE ARE GRAND GIFTS OF GOOD SPIRITS ert Owens, Mrs. Martin Smith, Girl Scout troop 31 visited the Jr., Mrs. August Boldt, Mrs. Le- Holmdel nursing home Tuesday and* sang carols for the patients. They also presented a package of cookies, which they had baked, to each person. The Christmas entertainment of This house was built right... the Morganville Sunday-school win be held tonight In the church. A candlelight service will be held at I'M p. m. BunAay.

KUMSOV CAROL SING RUM8ON—The recreation com- mission will sponsor a Christmas carol sing Christmas day at 4 p. m. In front of the Christmas tree In Victory park. All Boy Scouts, Cubs and other local or- ganizations, as well as all resi- AT dents of the community have been Invited. Elmer Ether and Victor Edelmann are In charge. The SCHULTE UNITED recreation commission has sched- uled no athletic events for Satur- day, Dec. 32, and Saturday, Dec. 29. OLD CRANDDAD -HE TOWNSHIP OF HOLMDEL. IN THB COUNTY OF MONMOUTH, STATE OF NEW JERSEY. BOURBON AN ORDINANCE . VACATS LEASE AND 1X1 NGUISH P •OTTin IN BOND

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SCOTCH WHISKYS the southerly aids of Crescent Road If CHOICE WHISKIES extended westerly and Uie southerly end of Chsstnut R dt. Road as shown CRAWFORD'S S.M CANADIAN CLUI oa "Map at Section T — - - Manor. Holmdel Townsh.,. „„„„„„„ W9nBK9 OTQMl SIAOIAM'S V.O. County. New Unty." Crals Flnnenn. Enslnnr snd 8u»»»or dated 8»um> OLD SMUwWJR *.1S H. W. IMPIMAL >>« •. »»«•. »*• dtdlea'tod b,t*V»ak. MACK «KJ WHITI M M COMY'S imivi ""fHBRBA°8* T* PI *''' *"*' MARTIN'S V.V.O. ths Township of Holmdsl on Deeen Ml PAUL JONK bor •. i»6». approved the aforesaid lAUANTINrS Mf WHBREA8 Ths Township Comnlt- CAISTAmS W. Sati M of the Township of Hohmdel. an HAIt) A HAW I Star December 0. IBM, approved the afore- KINMY «eM La*el said Map end, WHEREAS ths aforesaid Map was tiled August 11. list In Ih. MonmoM* HIIAM WALMstt OUR OWN HAND Countr Clerk', Office at FrsehoM. N. 1. la Cese 54. File 11, and. WHEREAS. In the Judgment of the LIQUEURS Town.hlp Committeo of Uia Townohle MONMOUTH of Helmdel vacation of ths use of ai of that portion «f ChsstMt Rldn Real CLUB lrln« between the southerly aids e CUMIM CT.K.M Ro.o it attended wssterly end the southerly **nd of Chestnut Rldte MINTW mClAL RIHRVI Road as shown on the sforeaald Man *e« STRAMNT -WNIWCT and located In Ui* Township of Holm- CatMtM TS% MAIN HBUTIIAL S*IRIT> del, County of Monnouth and State of New Jerssy best serves ths public hi' COCOA 3.96 eja* SteAkhA ^HUeljaatJS* V VsMMVl A IT HAS OIL HEAT! tere.l. t« MrsltM W*M»y • Veen • NOW. THEREFORE, BE IT OR • SEY, that: AMICOT CSJHM oil haat h aeoaomieal, mat if to $1,000 35% with Oil! I, All that portion sf Chestnut PIACH Rides Road Irlni batman Ih* IUCRMMY QUART $4.25 to tan ran ovar tht cost of «jt» hteit. Oil it southerly tide of Crescent Raad If Mfa. To-'»a rtod about othar ftjah cwnliig eitsndad westerly and the south- It's • fact! Oil heat can save yen erly snd of Chsstnut Rldn Rosd AMStTTI AMstrwn txpfeilMs. Oil h cloori meJ eom> •J0O per seaaon over the cost of «s shown upon ths sfor«Mld Map v, GAL. $8,39 be and tht urn. I. hereto* vacated 3.84 fartvMa, toa. Wa'H b. hoMy to glvt ywi «N gas heat Think of that when yea as a public street and the public Nwfsjctt. Cdiaaaaf tha fritfidly (kdan Hit. riant of wsv In thst portion of build for buy • new home . . and Chwtnut Rldn Road k* and the Jmlstfon oil heat. same Is htreby vacated, releassd CALIFORNIA WINIS and extlntulshed. 3, Thl. nrilln.net shslt tat* efTsct Imnedlstslr after Us final GALLO na.san snd publication In nwonl. ROMA ancs with ths Iswt sf ths Stats of MUMATCL tNIRNY the SUM ef New Jsr.sy, isinr . MV IMISIRV MUWATIk J. N. BEERS LAWESCOALCO. PUBLIC NOTICE •MAM MMMrV . Msnlieresss WM. A. FLUHR Public Notice Is hsrtby flv.n that QUART 1.00 incorporated th* shove ordinance was Introduced QUART 1.00 a>r» MerMnla Rod lank 4-0850 and nesitd on nrat reading at a res'* $4.13 Nfffc Rod lank 6-0419 ulsr meetlnv of th# Tnwpuhtp Commlt< NA1# »AL 1.M HALF t)AL 1.M Rtd lank 6-1250 tie nf the Township of Holmdel. Hell •••sUsBsV. Bftaktall •SMFMIOI DecMibtr IS. KM* and thst Mid ordl INTCNIII «atf A bto hai OHa TtMCO 1•HOI Ol n.n«c will h. tstttn up for further con< •AUON 3.AI •AUON 3.M .Iderttion far Anal nesaairt at a rs«< ular meittlne of the Township Comml tt# of tha Tnwn.hln of Holmdal. to I htld st tha Tnwnshlp Hall, Crawford' fttmtr. Holmdsl Township, Monmeuti rmintr V, 3., on Thuridsy sftemaoa fanunry 10 1»51. >t 1 ISO P. M. .or a OIL DELIVERY. INC. soon thersaftar ns HM mat tar csn be OIL CO. rtached at which time an* plsca all p.r.nn. Interacted theraln will ba (Wen an opportunity to ba haard concarslns Rod lank 6-1023 Rod lank 6-0610 Bonk 4-7250 tho ssma, CMot Sorvteo *•» Ol FMIOI By nrnar of th* Township Commlttat SCHULTE UNITED of tha Tnwn.hlp of Holmdal. In tha County nf Mnnmoitth. D«t»i1' ttdmdei, V. 3. D.c.mliti II, III! 1 I 80-82 BPJOAD ST. RED BANK K 6-00M B-. DANIEL S ELY. lit.44 Clerl")*>wniMp of Hslntde). TBCCK. CAR COLLIDE Drum Corps Has Thee," tenor section. Offertory aria. "Rejoice Great- RED BANK RECISTER Thursday, Dee. 20, 1956-55 Paskus Named MIDDLETOWN—A. R. Wool- Organ Recital Recitative and aria. "Lord, I ly" from the "Messiah," soprano ley, Jr., 31, of 17 Fulton ave., Sing Thy Name." »Ho section. section. Dinner-Dance Long Branch, was slightly injured Chorale, "Alleluia! O Praised Organ, "March of the Magi" Editor, VP Tuesday afternoon in an accident Set for Sunday Be God.' and "Carol Rhapsody". MATAWAN—Tb» llatawan lire on rt. 35 here, police reported. WHITE PLAINS, N. Y.—L. Gar- Mr. Woolley was driving south The annual Christmas cantata COAL-FUEL OIL ' department drum and bugle corpi ry Paskus of Bedford Village. N. and organ recital will be held at elected officers and held 1U flrat on the highway in a New Jersey Y., a former member of The Reg- Bell Telephone company truck the Presbyterian church 8unday dinner-dance la«t week. Edmund ister news staff, has been ap- at 1 p. m. Bklnner, newly-elected president, which struck the rear of a car pointed executive editor and vice driven by Mary King, 82 Lincoln Dr. Carl Mueller, organist, will was chairman of the dinner- president of tha Westchester be assisted by the Tower Hill KARINJ A CONSTRUCTION Co. ct., Keansburg, police said. Mr. dance, held Saturday at Julia'i News. Woolley said he saw the car slow- choir. Drive-In, rt. 8, Englishtown, The Organization with Complete Frank B. Lawes ing in front of him to make a left Part of the program is as Othef new officer? are Charles turn. He said he looked back follows: One-Stop Improvement Service Zimmer, vice president; Bruce to see if he could pull out to go Organ, "Noel," and "A Beau 15 NEWMAN SPRINGS ROAD Vander Clute, treaaurer; Salyer around the slowing car and when teous Ron Hath Blossomed." Hurtles, lecretary, and Clifford he looked back he was too dote Organ concerto. asr sssc RED IANK 4-2875 Browtr, Clro Nappi, Lawrence to avoid collision. Chorus, "For Us a Child Is auttett ant Lustra SjnjjX tl&Me WlrMl Bucco and Vernon Ellison, Bom." I OVR ONLY LOCATION trustees. The driver of the truck said Aria, "So Appears Thy Natal he would see a physician for Day," bass section. atMM John Hindi, Jr., retiring presi- treatment of bruises. dent, waa master of ceremonies at Chorus, "Laud We the Name of God." FREf Cs4 RUIMWI M143-M the dinner-dance. He Introduced It r*>i to »4»trtin 1B Tin It Pays to Use Classified Msphf Fire Chiefs Alfred Adler, frank Aria, "Lord. My Thanks to Gray, Jr., and Vernon A. Elli- son. The Bob Gold trio furnished music for dancing;. Others attending were lira. Rinds, Mrs. Adler. Mrs. Frank Gray, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gray, Sr., Mrs. Elliaon, Ur. and Mrs. John Bainko, Mr. and Mrs. Bucco, Mr. and Mrs. Nappi, Mr. WEBSTER DEFINES BRIGHT and Mrs. Brower, Mr. and Mn. William IT. Edwards, Mr. and Mrs. Zimmer, Mr. and Mn. Rich- ard James, Mr. and Mrs. William SHINING; CLEAR; BRILLIANT; CHEERFUL: INTELLIGENT; GLORIOUS; Formon, Mr. and Mrs. Hughes, Samuel Banafato, Robert Bowd, Anthony Bottone. Robert Gold, Frank Bottone and Miss Doris L. Garry ILLUSTRIOUS (WE BLUSH WITH PLEASURE) Pettlt. A former resident of Middle- town, Mr. Paskus left Tha Reg- HEW FOB KITCHEN ister In 1M0 to become editor and publisher of the Newport, R. I., Floor covtrinfss beat for us* In County Sentinel. He moved to BUT the kltshta are'linoleum, plastic, Westchester county In 1951 and vinyl and wood if it's treated became editor of the New Castle IF WEBSTER HAD KNOWN US HE WOULD HAVE ADDED ONE MORE DEFINITION- with penetrating oil sealer. Tribune, a weekly newspaper be- longing to tha Westcherter County Publishers chain. He remained with the Tribune until 1»55. when "AT CHRISTMAS PLAY he was appointed public relations RELIABILITY director of the Westchester Coun- AND MAKE GOOD ty Council of Social Agencies. CHEER, FOR CHRIST- A nativa of Nsw York, Mr. Pas- kus is a graduate of the Horace Al Gifts May Be Returned to Us for Cash Refund If in Original MAS COMES BUT ONCE Mann school and William and | A YEAR" Mary college. During World War II, he served with combat units In •lAntkar'i nut Mow.) Africa and Italy. Carton Bearing Our Insignia Within 30 Days. Mr. Paskus is married to the former Gertrude Welnhelmer of Sea Bright. They have four chil- dren.

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Mrs. Joseph Trltarl had a plas- tics party Friday at her horns on Reynolds dr. Among those pres- MMOW WUTIMNOUSE ent was Mn. Trifari's sister, Mrs. STEAPM.-BRY IRON Patrick Travis of Deal, Mrs. A. G. Zlmbalattl of Eatontown and Mrs. Joseph Donnello and Miss Mary Donnello of Long Branch. TO BE SURE Mr. and Mrs. Koert Johnson of Red Bank spent Sunday with Sgt. and Mrs. M. W. Robinson of Stir- rup lane. During the previous week, Sgt and Mrs. Alfred W. YOMKSTMIVAT AT NEW LOW, LOW PRICES Drums and son Freddy visited here en route to Hawaii. Mr. and Mrs. James N. Wolcott, WE GUARANTEE THE PRICE IS BRIGHT Jr., had a family birthday party Sunday In honor of Mr. Wolcott's Roger W. Francis father, James N. Wolcott Mr. and Your Pharmacist Mrs. Clarence G. Meeks and chil- dren Joined with other members Usually in these weekly of the Wolcott family for dinner. Mrs. J. H. Caughman, mother messages we always tell of Ms]. Robert Caughman of Pine you of our desire to have St., arrived this morning from Wfestinghouse Athens, when she U housemother you select us to be your at the Sigma Chi fraternity of Portable Mixer pharmacist, and to assure Ohio university. She will spend the Christmas holidays with the you that we will always Caughman family. Cfffte Maker do our best to serve you Mr. and Mn. Vincent. Festa and MixesE children spent 'tha week-end In courteously and depend* ElUabeth. They took Mr. Festa'a Makts 9 dps ably. mother, Mn. Grace Feita, to New York Friday to celebrate her 50th to 9 Mimttsl This week we just want birthday. A dinner-dance held by the Il- Beautiful ; : . and to wish you and yours luminating Engineering society auper-fast. Makes at the George Washington hotel 9 eupa of rich, flavor- In Nsw York city Thursday was attended by Mr. and Mn. Robert Ail coffee in juat 9 Hannan of Reynolds dr. minnt

%ur sinter* thanks and NEW but wishes for a happy holiday Westinghouse WISTINOHOUK to our friends and patrons. ROASTER- "Carousel" OVEN • New combination Floor-n- RuiTooll So versatile... eooki • Eiduiive Reel-Away Cord I complete meali. > In- Now Wsrtinihouse Pop-Up ToasUr automatieaQy winks • New Suction cludes (lau bake dish "on" and "off" for accuraU controL Givea better toast, Control! Just rifht, slios after slice. t New built-in Bpsciat lift-up feature) raises Swivel Wheelil 1 slices an extra inch. • New J-tone color styling! • TotMwsy* bsp and complsts sat af ittschmtntll FREE DELIVERY TEL RE 6-2222 •SMS* HMM f OPEN IVWY KIMMERLE PAINT CO. THE BRIGHT STORE NIGHT UNTIL CHRISTMAS 20 WHITI ST. (On the Parking Lot) RID IANK 38 MONMOUTH ST. RED IANK TIL HI 4-112* «r M22B I ' W*»^Sj^jSBJ UPTWWWiViiR^ns|s*^|HVTNi*V(VviV9s9Vs(tv9iev^M^iis*9sW' ,* *•- •ED BANK REGISTER fOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE BUSINESS NOTICES BUSINESS OffORTUNlTIf APAimiENTS Hv'i"S—UVESTOCE 86—TTiureday, Dec. 20, 1956 ILVTRIC HEATERS — Several new. HOW ARE YOU "filed" for repairs? MA1OR OIL CO.. will have available ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Furalahed UNTIL CHRISTMAS—Any em ef sin* FOB THB BEST DEAL In street used •> up. Wa!l. portable built-in HOLIDAY STOCK—Slightly used Small to medium odd ioba done it for lease in the near future, a good- or unfurniahed apartment. Bad-sitting pedigreed Siamese kittens, lit; eigne. centaet Braecb Supply typea. With and without thermostats. furniture from storage. Maple prices you can afford to pay. Inter- em two-bey service atation. Excellent i>om. kitchen light cooking only. Full hameUra II parakeet breeders I2.lt Also Blectrlceteem radiator, all sec- v eated? Call RE 6-522T 01 KB I-location Active volumes For apbathroom- , private entrance. All utili- to 16. white micl 60e, rinarneck dovee Service. Broadmeado* Fans, Bed tions with taermoatat, IIS. It Mercer bed, spring and axattress, |2«.6O; U.88-R after 5 P. M.' _ pointment. EA 1-0088 or writs "Oil." ties included. Suitable for business |il|2ill. MabeMable'ss Pet ShaShantyn . 117 i'lor- Bank. R« 1-1101, ave,_Port_ Monaouth KB_tM>atbVel. hamper 11.60, migasine rack SERVICE WHILE YOU WAIT- Re* Box 511. Red Bank. woman or coupla only. Syer. AT 1 enci aye.. UnioUi n BBeachh. aa MNK WGISTEI ACCORDION — 12epe.ee beginners. 11.16. end tables 11.50, night duee service ehargee by bringing KY STILLMAN. REALTOR—Business 02" • " GOFF DOG FOODS—Special Introduc- Good condition, with case. 126. Call titles 11.60, platform rocker your radio or leleviaion set in far ra- and investment properties. Develop- ROOMS AND BATH — Helt tory offer. 60 lbs meal 11.19 and OFFICE SUPPLIES Ribbons and ear. pairl A, C Radio and Television Com- ment acreage throughout faat growing and hot water supplied. Holmdel bon paler Typewriters and adding HI J-1S4J. tiZ.SO, occasional chair IU.50, ti lba Kibbled U.K. Hide pert litter. CLASSIFIED RATES machines sots rented and repaired. CHRISTMAS SPBCiXLI—JP^Crosley pany Armand A Crupl owner 111 Monmouth county Consult Ray Still- road. Haslet. KK 7-6H2. Puppiet, kittens, birds. Open daily and Serpieo'l. 101 Monraouth at. next to mahogany coaeole with aluminised etc. Ruaeils, 2( E. Front St. Shrewsbury ave KE 6-47J8 1. State Highway 36. Shrewsbury. FURNISHED APARTMENT — Three Sundays. Daie'a Pet Supply Highway Carllon theater. KE 4-04IE. tube and awivel baaa Made to aell YOUR rURNITUEE repaired retln RE 6-5111. Drive-in parking. large rooeai. Living room, bedroom, U Colt's Neck. Whitney t-4ll».' Cl» 4G" l.lali. II. 11 nit Chiita! built Qulek factory Trorkrctnshin. 0"03. Evtr-.ir.ss «,r.d vstfc>er.da. Far.. with liia bath LJKUt hnu»»««ci>iriK. Phone HE e-Ut)H».' I* O Hal 2SC **tr« ilie jmrvesi eeason. Ruule *2. TWO OIL SI-ACE HEATERS- One einneri 40" high, 11.16. Reindeer. 14* Evans and one Duo-Therm. Heats Douglas Electric Co 16 East Front St. wood_2-9463. All improvements, utilities, hot run-HORSES TO BOARD—Riding horses to light to classify edit <•• reject Hiddletown. high. 12.60 each, Ready to paint. Pick Red Bans KE 1-01*8 BARBER SHOP FOR SALE—In Eaton- Ding water Near etation and bui any advertisement !• reserved by six rooms and four rooms. HI 3-1154. hire. Good trails 10 Brookwillow them up in the basement. Red Bank PONT FORGET YOU* feethcred CESSPOOLS CLEANED and built; aap- town. Will aell eauinroent with ahop line. Ill South Bridge ave.. R«dare.. Weet Long Branch. B * S Rid- The Register WE GIVE GOOD trade-lni on your old Lumber. » Wall at.. Red Bank. tic tanks cleaned and installed. or aepirately Very reasonable. Call Bank, . ing Stable. William H. Smith. LO W« «i|: not be reipomible for furniture sa era have an outlet (or frlmds for Chriatmae Wild bird -edere. luet cakei end feed. Bed dralne Instilled Telephone any time KE_«I1022. BEAUTIFUL MODERN, furnished, errori unlees they are iiettc.fi be- IL Call Swarti Furniture Highway DECORATOR THROW FILLOWa day or night KU 1-0740 Harvey C. FOR LEASE-*New. modern, two-bay three and four-room apartmenta with tor* the eeconu Insertion 95 RE «-S21S. Bank Pet Shop 19 Monmouth it. RE CUARANTEEC SINGING eenariea. par. No eancellationa will be accepted A beautiful new lot just received I-4HI. Tllton 17 Highland eve.. Bumaon service station, Branchport ave. and private garage Nice section, trans- akeeta and a large aaiortmeat of PORTABLE TYPEWRITERS - All 8EPTIC TANKS cesspools laterals, Atlantic at. Long Branch, For infor- portation. Other apartment! available cages snd stands. Rad Bsnk Pet Shop, •r ehangee made In advertiieroenti makes. New and reconditioned Al- la real silk, velvet, ehenllle and SILVER FOX. STOLE--Like new. one bour «fttr receipt at omee dry wells; pumping end building. mation phone Elisabeth 4-2700. or near Fort Monmouth. Call any day __Monmouth st_JUJ_lll. so adding machines Guaranteed Kaay corduroy. Every color. Also un- Jacob Perl trading as "Atlantic Cess- write W V. Larorge IS6 Forest ave., st snytlme. RE 1-1647. PIGEONS—White King a"ner~Oarwi DEADLINE! budget terms Serpico'a. 101 Mon- tWO MAPLE slNGLI bedroom sets. pool fterviee." Shrewsbury ar. Bum- Wcetfl«l> Nut te Carl. art, Batontown, a.in. RU 1.1024 ARE YOU LOOKING to buy an eatab- ment Living room, bedroom, full Claeeified Display I Wtlwiir ton theater. ___ dining room set. wardrobe with mir- liehed business T Specify type, locale asavted pair young birds. 14 a pair or ror doors, utility cabinet. All furniturs HOOVER CLEANERS repaired, bruahea kitchen, tile bath and shower. Heat Neoa WEAR BVNAPP A.rotr.d Ihoee tor lorn rebrisUad. Allan Eleeerle (hop II and alia of business wanted. Write, snd hot water included. Private an- Ail Other,, § P M Weaaecday. tort, quality and long service. Made DISMANTLING LAYOUT—Lionel •. i** yean old. In good condition. "Custom Business Broker," Box 111, Older, large dreaser with mirror. Ap- White at KB 4-0411 trancej-ane< . RE 4-0124.• _f__5______!_f5! : wlth built-in arches and cushion la- train set. tracks, transformer, eoaa- Red Bank. FIVE-BOOPIVE M UNFURNISHED apart' FREE TO GOOD HOME—Six month's ner aoles. Priced (ran 19.16 and Bo. plat* with vlllegs. ate., Ill; three-piece pointment! only KE I-IHI-J. CHURCH TYPE WeHc-Mignon pipe HPEET DKIV1NO Initnctlons. ment with bath and garage. Avail' old, houaebrokea puppy. Oood dli- Oil Call C. 1. Clayton. LO 1-7604. Boy Scout uniform. II, 12: siseping ibloiimmediatelym . Call RE I-6669. position. Mixture springer and water WHEELCHAIRS. HOSPITAL BEDS (or bag IS. canteen meat kit. toilet kit, organ. KU 1-0404. Laara la aafaty to drive aafely. rltl HELP WANTED FURNISHErtJRNll D APARTMENT — living PABAKEBTfr=nTMnlei. RB 4-1141-M.( and breederi. Red Bank 64)013 rent or safe by week or month. Call II each. Call Kt_l-IOii,after I P. M. MPORtEPOBfiUb HCHILD'S BOOOfEK" Look fay the ear with two Iteorlog room, bedroom, kitchen and bath. WHEELCHAIR and invalid walker. aUnd and bra 16. KU 1-88041, Lutins Albino and Rainbow. Will Clayton Surgical Service. BE UIH. wheels. Pioneers la auto driving YOUNG MAN—For TV aarvise calls, Heat, light, ami. hot water auppiied. aserlnea. EA j-1166.' FAN BELTS AND PULLEYS (or alee. Wheelchair excellent condition. For Christmas and Instructions since lilt. Easy Some axperience required. A-C radio Residential section of'town: |86 per Chrome plated steal construction. Foam NelitS^w Years.f II to 25 lbs. dressed. THREE PbPPIBB—Half Engllah setter trie Motors in atock Douflaa Elee< Method. Aute Driver Training and TV 121 Shrewsbury are. BB month Adults only. For appointment, LOST AND FOUND trie Co.. II Esst Front et. Phone rubber aeat. Brakes. Collapsible for Will deliver. MA 1-4171-J. -4746, please eaJI HL -1404.' and half boxer. RE ••»«______RE l-0__ traveling. Original price till. Sail MODEL AIRPLANE MOTOR — Ol,;n School, II Eaat Front e'. KE FOUR-BOOM UNFURNISHED apart- LOCAL HARDY SlKGING^eanari_ri_I 176. Walker good condition, Steel "AVON CALLING" - For aalei ana ovtaide breeding cage. For aala to- IOST—Female beagli. 'Snuffy." three TOPSO1L—Manure. Urge loede. 8UII 21 Two colls, tlmen. fuselages, (4141 ar LO I-I0II. earvlce. call district manager. RE I- meat. In private home. Private en- yeera. hcuu pet. \ trinity Lincroft, delivered el winter rataa Coarad construction. Sell |». MI I-1U1-M.' foldinc prop 112 Pirfaet Chrlrtmal 0B87-W after 5 P. M. trance. Utilities Included, Available gether or in sina-lce. V. Anna, High- M«r Gsrdtn Stmta Sipt t. 1100 ri-Smith Nursery EA 1-1419 risass sail glft__all_Rgift. >IIJEJi_E 4-i25«-_;_afteL_ « " Jan.! at _EA JM)I5 KW. way »4. Port Monmoutk^ KE 4-0111. _ TILE INSTALLED—Plsstls snd car-SEWING OPERATORS — Single and 15 BABE PARAKEETS—pica with the ward. RE f.-7022-B. evenings. SEASONS ORHCTING8 — W. E. LUGGAGE TRAILER—4IB THREE ROOMS AND BATH—On river, LIBERAL REWARD for whereabout! built I7i. RU 1-alJl. Factory amle wall tile All floor tils Alia double needle B.vahore Togs. Aero. purchase of my euppliei. eagee and Denyse. "B)ectroluz" Bales * shower doors aodl tub enelosurea in- marina building Locust at.. Key port. f roat. Heat, sold and hot water sup- of jockey status taken from lawn CUSTOM LAMP SHADES —Silk AHOCANYBBBROtlONALXY~FINE coals pup: (abric, parchment, libra glass. table, club chair, two and tables, I-I077.K WATtMTTHMEblAfELY — Man or No pets Joseph Scats. 114 Bodman Kaantburg Call KE t-2829.' nigs livingf room drapes. V»ry good pies. Champion airea. Brad for Lamps wired and mounted. Hila FOUR KOOM8 Or household furniture. GENERAL CONTRACTOR aid eels- woman to supply sofisumers in Red pi,, Red Bank. RE 4-0484. toST—Beaele hound. Tri-oolor. Mali. condition. Can be saen Sunday only. THREE ROOMS AND BATH—Beauti- companions or show. Intelligent, af- In vicinity of Scobeyville. LO «- Excellent condition, one year oM. pool! ilaaned: carting and grading, Bank and Monmouth county with Raw. fectionate, home raised. Wormed ml Steiner Studio, 104 Shrewsbury KB I.IOIt-J, top loil manure nil dirt, einders, lolgh products, Can early 150 weakly fully furnished. Opposite bus stop. UJt-i Reward. are. BE •-»•- Steady work. Apply G 4 D Appliance transportation and stores Utilities in- Bank Pet Shop, II Monmouth at, KB LOST—Four-leaf clover sold wring-. upply Co.. II East Preut St.. Bed set tabulation. Two extra keys. atolee, ate. left from my out of timatei s givengiven. . OacaOaar rBecke Becker 4r7 4 tat7- l and et. Fairr HsvenBHsven EB E14 1-14141 . Service Co.. 10 White it.. Red Bank.* cluded. Large back yard, overlooking Sentimental value. Reward. Call Sturdy carrying ease, beautifully fin- pawn Now York buying. I am EXPERIENCED TV REPAIRMAN—In- river Parkins space. Available Fri- BOXER PUPPIES—Four moaths aid. HE f.i800.' IEW AND USED office equipment. ished, rugged construction. Guaran- closing out for this year. All HUGH 1 KENNEDY —Landecape Con. Very reasonable. RE l-ltl«. Chairs, disks, tranifars. atorage and teed. m._Call_KE ••ilfMT.* tractlal Co Traetol hasty duty aide and outside work. Top par. day afternoon. 14 Riverside ave.. Bed FOUND—Christmas packages In theIling caDlnete typewrltsr tabtei and itama must bs sold before first of Harold'i Radio and Electric Shop. II Bank_pr RE l._ll, back of a new blus and whit* sta- GBNBRAL gJUBCTRIC 11' mahogany rototllliri and rotary mowing Recon- BLACK MINIATURE poodle POP. lousehold ware at unlimited savlnga. cradensa lowboy. Was 1400, How year, I have many new and many ditioning and aew lawns shrubs Rail W_F_mtjt. RE f-8111 FOR COLORED — "Furnished, three tion wagon in Steinbsch'i parking lot. All excellent buye Ralph Hoed. 191 for Christaus, 1117. Shrewsbury and wire fencing;. Land clearing prun- MAN OR WOMAN — With car. for rooms and bath. Heat and hot water plea. Champion stock. Phone Oil RU 1-0364. ld«ntify them and Washington st.. Keyport. KE 7-IH3. ellghtly uaed eoate, ate. In muikrat, part-time two or three dayi a weak, supplied Adults preferred. No pets. after I P. M. MO 1-1720. the're yours. . laBlllllimu Bl**«_ BT»BJ_r yaj| s, a%_l I • a. BE ay qe> Reals * Television, lolo Ocean ave., ing and tree removal 10 William at 'ItUSSES. BELTS, elallle atoeklnga, Sea Brlght^RU 1-1100. silver fox, mink, marmot, etc. Red Bank. newspaper circulation work. Write, Responsible party. RE I-S8I5-J after lost — Black nockrtbook Tuesday artificial limha braces and ate. Per. XSRWUB OPPOBTUNItV—Fine old Priced to aail from Its to 1100. JOHN F KONISH—Builder of fine "Circulation," Box 511. Red Bank. I - -- evening in Newberry's. Liggett'a or WOMAN-To do light houiekeeplng, BABY~TUBTLEtV=Tro«loal fish. (old. wnal Uttlngs ty qualified mala and euthentie George Washington type Don't miss this chance of a life- homes For custom homes, with the UNFURRN18HED—Three rooms, moder- fish and complete aquariua set-up, corner of Broad and Monmouth sts. female fitters. Also carry eomplita desk. Three drawers In each pedestal. finer touch at prlcci eviryone can af- cooking and care tor seml-erlppled nised kitchen utllltlea. Ill monthly. Hone; to p«y killi, Expectant mother. Una of aickiDom neteaalMea Including; Large center drawer, side shelves on time to own a gotgeoui fur piece woman Very little houiework to do. Unfurnished, six rooms, garage 110 Bed Bank Pet Shop. It Monmout* it. Desperate. Reward. McBurnie. AT 1- fordfd . KE 1-1209-J. eanei, crutchei and rental ltemi Cliy- top. Excellent condition. Owner needs at a bargain of s lifetime. Call CHAT Write. Post onlcejox 112. Rid Bank. monthly Others, Dennis K. Byrne, 2985. ton Surgical Service. BE 4-1764. IS CANING and rush work WIT- BE room. For full details, phone Frank any evening after 5 P, M., or bur Ivlns II •/eat Sunset ava BE BNBKAL OFFICE WORKER— (Fe- Raaltor-InauroT, 8 West River rd, RU itMJND—BeagFe hound. About IS* Friscla, Church St. Rumeon, RU 1- male), with typing experience. Latter "~0 mcrit6c£EZi. DP SOIL. TUP SOIL—Very good am Saturday, Sunday, • A. M. to I I.4ISI-B. springer spaniel, atale. six months, hlgli, black back with brown and tested From (arm to you. Lawna ll«8 composition and dictaphone transcrib- TRIOUS THREE, four andTve- wtiite Vicinity of Mlddletown. Call ANTIQUE BED—Leather chairs. Per. r. M. Last weak, KE 1-7281. ing useful but not essential. Salary liver and white, inoculated. Excellent graded and seeded. Grartl. Ill dirt. •Ian rug. till. Call for appoint- 14-HOUR SERVICE an the repair room garden apartments with spa- hunting or Reid trial prospect or corn* MI 6-0065 or KEJWl 188. :all after « P M. Jll_5-piiij_ on*n good wagea and welfare bene- oloua rooms. Immediate occupancy. liOST—Child's tan shoulder bag. con- ment. LO 1-1417. of radios and electrical appli- flu. Architectural Tiling Co., Can lind The Berg Agency, rt. 15, Mlddletown. pariion. Sired by Iat. Field Champion, WOOD — Fireplace, stove, (amass. WTRB M0VTNG=8aUlng bedepraiaa, DELIGHTFUL C|_tt8TXA8 Wrtllc. taining prescription glasses and a Whitney (-4121 mornings. Whitney NEW FUJWITUBB—Free delivery ances. Karotd's Radio and Electric Jaekion ets.. Xeyport. _ ^ aVt Jamea beanie tuaroon) Tuesday twin head boarda and bed frames, Purebred. Great Dans, brlldle anal •4833 evenings. air conditioner, washing machine, until Dee, 24. Pre-bollday fur. Shop, II West Front St., Bed EXPERIENCED APPLIANCE emleeman. IMMSDTATE OCCUPANCY — Spadoui afternoon, vicinity of Drommond pi. Apply O-M Salsa Co., 10 Linden pi-, four-bedroom garage apartment, two fawn. RU 1-U49. J and Monmoutri at.. Red Bank, Please AN ANTIQUE to be real fun must be lamps, exhaust (an, electric heater, Man now and aav« for other gifts. Bank. Phone RE I-S.U1, a bargain! Have you been to Soao and other Items. Inquire 17 Sllnrton Red Bank, bathi: on beautiful estate with tree!. DACHSHUND PUPPIES—Smooth reel ce.ll EA 3-06U-M. . Furniture and occasional pieces of Grounde maintained by owner; 1125 standard eight weeks old. Home COST—Elgin white gold lady's wrist- House 7 You'll be Intrigued and ave,. Little Silver, or call BE 4-I8H. AGGRESSIVE—Ambitious routs aalee- pleased with the stock and the tabs. • vwi, — vnv was v age a ^ai" wao. ^^mm *i —w ^«w/ •• * every description. Buamli, 25 E. PAINTING CONTRACTOR -Interior man for established laundry and dry monthly, Bay Sttllman Agency, RE I- iled. MO I-4HI-M. watch. Finder plesca call RE <•Shop open evenings after I. Saturday TRAINS—O-giuga Lionel trains. In. and exterior painting and paper- cleaning route In tha eounty'i nneet 5111 AMEST-KltnENS^STKltnENS^sall pointint.. paJpaJU 1173-M. •fter 1. and all day Sunday. IUC «- good condition. Low prices on Front at. hanging. Call G. and K. RE I-40SI-J cleaning establishment. Apply be- UNFURNISHED APARTMENT—Three greed, with, pa pen. AT 1.0524-Jf0524Jf . S7J1 or 74 Shrewsbury eve.. Bstrackd , ears, and engines. Also a big or RE 4-8271-J. " tween 5 and 1:10 P. M. Star Cleaners roome. tile bath. Desirable location. SiNIATtRE PINSCHEM—Bed. III. FOR SALE B«n«. transformer to run four trains. Call BUY FOR CHRISTMAS I— Urge ma- and Laundereri. Myrtle ave., Lang Available Jan 1 Call RE 6-0822.• Opposlts fire house. Holmdet. RE «-7»7> after I P. M.» hogany wood fireplace, antique and- BOOFING. RAIN PIPES, gutter!. Branch. PUPPIES—Two beiutlfur»upplear9T» WE BUY ANYTHING and everything TANK HEATER — BO'gal, capacity. LEONARDO — Two-room, furniehed BENT A PIANO—Find oat before you nd give the best prjees. Call I Irona and electric logs. 125. Mahogany rood repaired. New rood. Rain NIGHT WATCHMAN—State agi and apartment Private bsth and en- weeks old. 110 each. Gall after 4 P. Like new. Used only six months. dining table. «lx chairs: portable elec- buy if your child it adaptable by Swarta Furniture, Highway IS. KE 116. Coait Boat Co.. Bad Bank, BE pipes and roof gutters clesncd, re- give references. Write, "Night trance:_•! per e»onth_AT_-!__._ M.. or Saturday RU 1-1171. ranting a Drand new apinet plane A 3213. tric grill with broiler, large antique Watchman." Box 511 Red Bank. THREE FURNISHED ROOMS and DACHSHUND Christmas puppies.. Real s-4118. china clock. Reasonable. REJ-04U-"-" paired, replaced. Drain tils and dry (ew dollars a week, no auras, no STERLING AND SUverplet* Shopping WALL RADIATORS —Two. l*xli*x hath. All utilities. Private entrance. beauties Red. black and tan, cham- eartaiet. Evsry dine you pay al- Service Flatware and holloware. SINGER PORTABLE" 130—Apartment welli installed to aolvi your drain- FINISHERS — Experienced on Parking;. Buais pan door, On High- pion blond Ilnea. AKC, inoculated. Toy •I"07*1 . A asiat;Perfec^ aiviiiatvivilt condition. 4gSw>giee«. Make of- lowed if you purehaee Limited offer Nationally famoua brands at a aaving. a else gaa atove. ueed three years, age problem!. Sattafactlon guar- far. Coast Beat Co., Bad Bank. BE dresses. Steady work, good pay. way 85. BE 4-7979. Manchester, females. Mrs. A Swan- •t Tutlng Piano Co.. U Monmouth Batty Johnson. HO 1-JU4. Call bs> 6 MU1T anteed. Free Inspection and esti- fWO~ROOMS~AND BATH—Furnished. eon. Highway li\ Mlddletown Wear at Bed Bank's Bone of Stelnway. tween 4 and » P. M. 4-4IU, FILLED CHRISTMAS don and cat J. I. Schwartl, 21 Lewis St., I.aton- I' FADA TABLE MODEL television. mate for prompt aarvlce. Call R. Utilities included. Near bui Una.Five Corners. Mt 6-0211. Chlekertng gohaiar. Everett and Wur- •tocklngi Large aieortment of dog, town, EA 1.0280. Call EA 8-1442-M,' Ut.ar APPLES—Wlnesap, Golden Delle- II" Fada console. 141 each. Both eat and parakeet toys. Dog and cat Gibson, MI I-0S9I. POST AND KAIL FENCING—Indian perfect condition. 19 Mercer ave.. beda and cushions Rid Bank Pet IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY — Three lous, Bed Delicious, Red Xonas Port Monmouth. KE 4-OtOI-W. Shop. 49 Monmouth it. Mt 4-4191. RBLlABLB WOMAN" - For livestock nicely furniahed rooma. All utilities SITUATIONS WANTED and elnae woven cedar picket fences. farm. Good pay Live on prem- Sold and erected. No charge for es- ant Macoun. Wa will gift ehip CESSPOOL CLEANING and building supplied First floor, private entrance. via axpresa la boxes or half "RAINBOW" HOLIDAY SPECIALS •eptic tank! dry and gravil wells ises. References required. Apply Peter SE 2-1721 -3. , RELIABLE WOMAN wishca to mind timates. Used fanes rails lOe Fire- OPPORTUNITY SHOP ANTIQUES id drains Traetor work ditch dig- J, Rollo *7! Broadway. Keyport. children In her noms for working place wood Charles T. Leonard SB bushele. Bucklln Fruit Farm and HI-FI'S from 164.11, tour-aoeed UNFURNISHED — three rooma and i4l4»K« Bound 16" brown marbletop ging ate II Peach in New Shraws- RBUABLE'MAN — For livestock" bath. Near shopping and trans- mothers Will board thsm If desired! nursery. Philenx rd., Phalanx. automatics. Beautiful cabinets. table, French Provincial and oth- >ury Borough Phone KE i-lllf C farm. Good pay. Live on pram Reasonable ratee 117 Mapla ava. KB CONK'S BICYCLE SHOP—Sinclair Sta H Wilson portation. AH utilities included; 180 Near Uncroft. RE 4-C»«0. Pay after Christmas. 8 a H ers. Pine, cherry and maple lamp as. Reference! required. Apply Peter per month. Available Jan. 1. RE I' ItO tlon. Broad at.. 6hrewabiiry Ne« J. Rollo 276 Broadwiy, Keyport. 7486 after 4:10 P. M. and used bicycles. Repairs and parts* green stamps, 171 Broad at., (op- tables, pine waihstand, decorated A Middle-aged. BxperiMcei* posite Acme) Bed Bank. TV ser- PAINTING-DECORATING—Rsdcc. MALE AND FEMALE—Reliable man FOUR LOVELY ROOMS—Furniahed or COMPLETE KITCHEN package unit. commodes, pine cheats, patterned and wife for livestock farm. Good unfumlihed. Second floor. Com- housekeeper. Good references. BE WX BUT AMD SELL ANTTHtNO. »H' long, Finished knotty pine or vice. KI f-7006, orata your apartment and be •-IS35-J. cut snd colored glass, fins ohins, happy I Estimates cheerfully given. pay. Live on premises. Reference! re* pletely private. Excellent location; 186 Contents of bornss, itorsa, ss« natural birch. Cabinets, Formica top, quired. Apply Peter 1, Rollo. 276 par month. Call RE «-8786-W. EXPERIENCED WOMAN wishes day! sink with fsucet set and strainer.Bullt. brlc-a-brae, dolll, toyi, jewelry, Imperial Painting Co. LO 1-6000 tates, cellars, attlts. china, glass- ANTIQUE SHOP—Pine caeeta, three Broadway Keyport. THREE-ROOM FURNISHBD apart- work, three dayi a week, steady In Hotpolnt oven. Built-in Hotpolnt allvsr. Have a wonderful Chrtit- or write, P. 0. Box 167, Long GENERAL HOUSEWORKER —Light ment. Private entrance, private work, good referencei. AT 1.2099. ware, antique*, art objects and all range unit, stainless steel range hood, and four-drawer chests: oval marble- maa talks, our very best wishes to piste price 1141. Fantastic buy. top tables, alia 17x11; rugs, 4x1; gold- Branch, cooking, eara for two children, no bath. Call at 26 William at., (of) Me- BEST OF CARE GIVEN to children In brls-s-bras. luscll'a. II East Front frame mirrors, cutglaas. china, brle- everyone. The Matthews, 111 heavy cleaning Sleep In beautiful now Laren) Red Bank, RE I-0979.W or my home while mother works. it KE «-l««l. a-brac. House shutters, all sites, reas- Broadway, Keyport. XE 7-1441, ranch homa. Would like couple. Man BE 1-7057. Fenced-Inyard. Phone RE 4-0358.* MUSIC LESSONS on saxophons. tram, can have outaMa employment. Capitol FORMER SECRETARY wishes typing OWNERS-~For your food onable. Near Pert Monmouth fire pet or clarinet by professions! mu- FOUR ROOMS- Furnished or unfur- house^maln et. Open dallirBviMtaya. 2-2191. nlehed Near aehools and stores. to do at homa. Will pick up and health and enjoyment, wo offer our models and portables. Call Satur- sician. Consider your child's future deliver. Or. a etenographie poiition In carefully selected meat and frsasar days or waek-days attar 7 P. M. KE BEAUTIFUITMAHOGANY double bed". GIRL'S 10* BtCYCLE-Good condition'. for excellent full-time or part-time In- GIRL OR WOMAN—Aa companion, in Half-block from bus. Nice location in foods Credit p to siit monthsth. OlOld d Complote luxury sprlnga and mat BE i-om-H. come as a musician. I will gladly die- exchange for room and board In Bunion, Seasonable rent. BU 1-local office dally from I to 2:10. BE Village roods Highway II. MI I »,'PLYWOO»'PLY b PINGP6NG table with Ilka now. RU 1-1010. YOUTH BED—Without mattress and ji«a what la beet inlted for your child. friendly home evenings and week-ends l«f__ WOMAN'WISHES"poeltlin ai~hoUH~ wPM. detachable legi. 111.80. Legs only ehlftorobe which haa five drawers, free. Elisabeth 4-1841 after 4 P .M. BED BANK—Wallace st. Now avail- keeper or general worker Prefer- TIRES7—RETESADIKG. vulcanUing vn 14.80. Ideal tor electric trains. Chas. "KAINBOW" TV SPSCIA LSI- wardrobe compartment and metal pull able to couple single parson. Attrac ably to itart after Christmas holldiys, apecialtyYoar r car tied up ooJy II H Engl.r Lumbar Co. KE 4-0008. Pay after Christmas. M" TV out hwgera. Hi, EA M641.J. WARM AIR HEATII O-Complete tlve. clean, unfurniahed. Ground door. but would work through holidays. Call galnutea to put loanen on while we BICYCLE, 14'—Kftchair~tibli. por- Three rooms, private bath, private en- CHRISTMAS CANDLES—Electric for III7.W. tally guaranteed. TV port- heating ayatema Installed 1611. APARTMENTS cacao ysai tlrat No start. for loanar outdoors. I' tall: Christmas trees, eelaln top. old mantle, height 41", trance automatic hot water, electric GIRL" WISHES'steady'dar's work or aerviee Mouat «re Serwli 11 Maple roping wreaths snd holly. Highway ables, aleek ladles, electric doeke. opening 44*xlO", wooden wardrobe, Repairs to warm air furnaces. Duct TWO-ROOM FURNISHED apartment furnished. New automatic heat. Ga- full-time^ RB I-5I40-J.* ate.. Red Bank. Phone 1 t.«4«4. II and Union avi. Union Beach. Balivbow gives 8 * H stamps. (Op- Bendix washer. (ill Friday RU 1.0878. work, all kinds. Cold air returns. for couple, ti West Bergen pi. Red ge; !•». BB l_-0415-R.' DTTfitTarr lusTOTfirnpN v» HOOVER VACUUM CLEANER^Tug: Baak ING BRANCH—Two furniehed apart- PARENTS—Join the Holiday "festivities MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS —Excellent polite Acme) HI Broad at.. Bat Sheet metal work. Let us mod- B with complete peace of mind. know- TOUR FU'tNtrUKE—Repaired, re* condition. A Christmas gift that rlg*t. Ilka new, Studio couch, slse TWO ROOMS — UnfurnisheZ Share meirte. Excellent location. Yearly Bank. BE 1-7011. It"x71*. Excellent condition. KE 7- ernise your preterit heating plant. rental. Servicemen welcomed LO I- Ing that your children are receiving untthed at rebuilt. Foi Imaadl. pays for Itself. No dealers. Also aaxo. bath with other parson All utili- the belt of care by itaylng with ne. phone, trumpet and clarinet lesions by till, Bortolctte. KB l-llll-R. ties Included: III. Near railroad 2157 dayi: evening! and week-end!, ate attention, sail BE «-iU7. Ask LO 1-1909. Excellent facilities for my age child a professional musician. For cheerful OOLMPOT^WtrRiaBRATOR—1,1 ca. atation RU «-40Ct or RE I-4B0I-J, by the hour or by the day. Will (or Mr. Wllmt or stop In at sot Information, call Kt 7-5IM GIFTS. ANTIQUES—China, glass. FHILIP~CAMPO — Masonry' "'stow. STUDIO APARTMENT —Combination UNFURNISHED — Three-room heated aiio keep pre-school youngsters far shop, It Paarl at. Bed Bank. ware, crystalware. Dresden, living room and bedroom, full kitch- apartment, juat decorated. Private working mothers, RB I-7I85-M. e-s ana. a> sail uva * aisialimr— w aaiMgf eVw"*w«| en, private bath, completely tarnished. bath and entrance. Available Imme- high capacity water softening reiin. _Osll RE I-48M. Uaqus, pattern tlataware, silver, All utilities supplied Will nnt' b "y diately, Inquire 70 Monmoutk it.. PERFECT GIFT—Brass and milk glsss Easy Installation tor do It yourself. eandleetlcki, illver service sets. week or month. RU 1-1100. Bed Bank/ planUr iampe. Fall line of brass Only 18* complete. Water Conditioner- II* GENERAL ELECTRIC blond ma- AUTOMOBILES hogany alumlniiad lowboy console Bran plaques, lampa, etc., etc, I RUCKlN0 U 8»rBRTGHT~^"lTt~ran"L HTPRIVATI HOUSk-Thraa rooms, and pottery See our selection first. EA I-0I17. Sui5iT •«' kualieirS furnished apartments Yearly rental. furnished Gai. heat and water sup- Honey Dee Flowers 444 Broad at VBDISPOSING OF EARLY American pine television. Llet pries 1100, OurBueclls, II E. Front at. Mlddletown township and Mon- DOES YOUB CAI; iteer bard? Da 4j4»ao reproductions. Tibln. hutchn. cob- Chrirtmis special. 1117. Shrawsbury outh county. Dally trips to ths New. Telephone SB 1-0011. plied AT J-1M1. yaur wheats shimmy T Let ua aorreet BT ROsm. JIWEUtR—For correct Wars benches, at* Bonn antiques. Radio a Televlelon. 10T* Ocean ave.. ark metropolitan area. For £"»•*, RIVERSIDE MOTEL IEfficiency apart- ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Furnished, tha trouble Sav,, your tlrai latest time Expert watch and eloak re- Would make nice Christmas gift. FR Sea Bright, RU1-1100. men_.. u_ Reoma by ththe weak. Include three-room apartment. Private bath Bear axle and trama itralghtaaiag «.llll. B all utilities Foot of Cooper's Bridge. modern kitchen Two blocks to tram- equipment, frank Vaa SycSla. 141 palrlng. 1» Weet Front at.. Hod Bank. PRACTIOALXY NEW—110-bass accoV. — — - — - —^-**-~^ ww» s *>^a _• " at|a BUSINESS NOTICES t lor and exterior: also p portatlon and shopping. Utilities In- V/ait Front it. Bad Bank wast of BXCOKD BALE AT TUSTING'S—All dlon snd case 1100. KE 7-0174. •crlor and exterior: also ptpcrhengpirhang . cluded la nnt. Call At 1-2741 after Maple ave. Oui own building. Ask popular artists. All speeds. Its and BABIES AND CHILDREN photo- Ing Formica counter tops. Itt MODERN BOOMS and bath. Good CERAMICS—By Alice. Oreenware IB CONDITIONING 8TOBA0E—We Twent location All utilities Included. LO tor Jnck Harder PhiinThimao BE 1-1191. V4c. New anussd, many collectors' graphed in your home. Christ- ' * Hems Booths (or listening. Tasting's, snd finished. Idsai Okristmas will etor* and sarwlco your air 1-1495, ATTRACTIVE. UNFURNISHED, mod". DODGB AND Plynouti k 1Mwengir eara, mas special I 1x10 ailvertone por- conditioner for the winter. You may en apartment In Red Bank. Sub- Dodge icb rated II Monniouth St.. Bed Bant gifts. 8up»*ea of aH kinds for IOYAN DOES SiGN war WBTHAVirrEAUfifUI •fuTnlahad rucks autkoriao] trait of all your children, plua also hava ynnr unit stored In your own thing anywhere Art work. Oil urban neighborhood. Large living room service, modarirn aasrvlcs e lUtlon Frank BEFRIGERATORR33 AND waaaera. Be homa. All handling of units Insured. apartmenta. Including^ and bedroom, tile bath. Equipped kitch. Van Syckla. U149 'W, Fro,, ,,. Bad conditioned rannlthad. Gusrsnteed. 1x10 gift portrait of the baby. aali. InatrucUc.ni. 1 Highland ave., paintings Theatrical scenery Photoe The right price for the right 1 lt Nllitor Air Conditioning Storage A colored Truck lettering. Hivmit ' i fit- Bright Badminton * Squii an, 1100 a month. RU 1-2010. Bank wsat »t>f Maple ave Phone SB infty to chop from. LO «.4«»4. Two, IxlO's for only ll.ll. Jack Bumson.' Service Call RE 4-ltli-J.* FURNISHED APARTMENT — For ATTENTION HOME OWNERS! Sav fadr .1 Civil Servic" • e Eatahllahed club. RU 1-1100 ar SB 1-0014 after IHE OWNIRSl K Jill Home Studios, Bed Bank. DBESSMAKING altering; and all typea years Red Bank II North Bridge couple. Gas. hot water, oil heat, ™«M "TRICES for yaar aid car, moan by modernlilng your house KB 1.4140. of sewing dom. 74 Ririrbrook are. •ve_RE l148 10 Pemberton avi.. Oceanport.* Wa buy we aali. wa trade. Cealt reursslf We are equipped to gapply „Never been used. KB 4-0I4I-M. ar, ffirlBElROO. M FURNISHED apart- CToft. BE 4-17I9-;. FOR YOUK WINTER" PLASTERING^ ment. Flrat door. Near railroad TWO-ROOM" FURNISHED apartment. Auto Saloi Ine 141 you witltkh all the materials necessarynecessary. GRANDFATHER CLOCKS with Weat GB KBFRIGBKATOR^sIx M. ft., HOT See or call John Donato. Plastering Had Bank RE 48224 Ismail monthly payments arranged on minster chimes, from 1110; 17-jewel T I_ and septll taaka cleaned. atation. Available now. BB 1-7091 Private bath. Combination living- Bank RE 4-8224 BE l-llll after I P. M.' Law rataa MlehMichaea l L MehoBiy Lin. contractor P. 0. Box 641 Red Bank. or RU 1-1106. bedroom, kitchen. Private entrance. mi CHRVsLER-WiCHRVsLER-WiNbBOfN c tour-door1 •mrchase of any materials Hare are men's watches, water resistant, all RE 1-5251, Hava clean heating facil- •sens of the Jobs you can do: Attle stainless ateel case, antlmagnetlc, araft. Mt I-7III UNFURNISHED FIVE BOOMS and Free parking. All utilities Included; aedand . Automatic trananlsiloa. ehockproof. unbreakable main spring, MILES OF TOTS—At "Rainbow." VACUUM CLEAN! repaired any ities while plastering or wilting for III a month. II Shrawsbury ava., Radio heater. Low mileage. Excellent taaulatloa, application of tlleboard In -gular heat to hi Installed bath oil hot water heat. Located at kitchen or bath Bnlsh your basement expansion band, 111.60: 17-jewel ladles' Gifts In houaewares, apvllaiicea, make Allan Elestrlt Shop II White II Cheitnut st Red Bank CM Lewis Rad Bank.' _ condition Will consider tradi AT •t atlle Into a playroom, bedroom 01 water resistant watches with expan- TV's, radios, Hi-Pi's, eamaraa, Ash- s. gangei, alteration!, n- Lumber Co. PR 6-0161. IN THE'COOK BUILDING on Mon. sion band 111.60; Sehick electric elan. Complete line of lumber, mill ing tackle, tools. 8 as H green JtBllf SECO*ND aad third mortgagi! nalri. But qusllty work. F01 TWIN GABLES — II Riverside ave.. •outh at., near town hall. Five large iiys~Tt)RD~RANCT "WAGON "V-t work, hardware), paint, will board, shsvers IU.7J. 400-dar docks IU.I6, placed and purchased Rt-tnance •stlmata._eall C._AJ|tona RB Rid Bank. Three and four rooms, rooms snd bath. BE I-I425-J. Fordomatlc, radio an.i haater. white- roofing aiding, plywood doors, win- chime clocks 122.16. wall chime clocks stamps. "Rainbow," 171 Broad St.. your property tad git Beaded caih, LIGHT TRUCKING—Odd lobbing Ol- unfurniahed elevator, boat dock ter- SBAUTTFUL ftVE-ROOM apartment wall tires, two-tone finish. 11.100 miles. ds nnlatlo 114.15, 7-Jewel travel alarms IMS. (opposite Acme) Bad Bank. KB I- plas reduced monthly payments. If One owner. Call after I P. M. BU dows Innlatloa ate Free estimates cuckoo clocks |lt.7(. Widminn 4 lars attics, yards cleaned AM Junk race on river. RE 1-2199. with fireplace and two baths. Call a* your seedsseedsd. AmericanAmericaAri n. LLumbab r i« Son. eorner Avenue D and Highway II 701*. you awa aay typs of property and de- bought, furniture, rags metali, W. GARDEN APARTMENT — Five-room". BE 1-1147. falldinfllding SupplSuply Highway II at Head Atlantic Highland!. Opea evenings sire mortgage assistance) ef aay kind, __B__en|_EA 1-0799-W. __ unfurnished duplex. RE 1-4119. AVAILABLE JAM. 1—Maybe sooner. iilTcADlLLAC four-door aedan. A-l l'n' s CornerC.. Mlddletown. KE «-4444. call ua for ia.medlato aad confidential Two rooma and bath, furnished. condition. Frank Boemati P 0. Boa and Sunday till » r.JH. MOTORCYCLX — US 1 Indian Brave. service Jerome J Knits lalo Broad Still delivered at winter rataa Con. APARTMENTS— Furnished or un- Flrat Boor apartment In Red Bank. 18 Hlghlanda. HI 1-1414-i. Needi battery. 171. KB 1-7160 eva. at. Newark N. J (Suite 101) Opea BABE FINE and out-of-print SANTA OLAUS COSTUMES, even rad SmIH, Nuraery EA I 1410 Please furnished. Two rooms and bath, Automatic heat Private entrance: 141 Oi3SsMoTl_B~si7(o^rrdoor esdin" BU. hooks, maps and prints, old and capes, Christmas gifts for woman dally I la I. Market 4-1991 Mon- call evenings a month, including electric. AT 1- par deluxe Sit Pewar drlra. t*int- VACUUM CLBANBMCououHt: Ou. day: •«« Wednesday aviilngs antll III. Three rooms and bath, 171. class condition. Bean used little. Only taa bindings, limited and first and children. SSI River rd.. Fair Ha- 'AINTING by day or contract. Also ven. (Before ahopj'ng center.) RE anteed to clean as etlelently ae new psperhanglng. Eatlmatea cheerfully Heat and hot water eupplled. Ap- 21,000 miles; 11.126. BU l-llll. editions. Free search service. China ones or your money refunded, BA LLBOIEB 8EKVICB. exeavatlng, ply to Apartment 7, 15 Main it, land ilearing driveways built and given Herman Thoreeen. AT l-Osll-J. and Glass Shop, Red Bank. TREES—Silver maple, pin oak. birch, SEASHORE TREE SERVICB^AII types PETS—LIVESTOCK 1147 LCNOOLN ConUmnUI bird- pine, laurel. Nuraery grown. Da-CU STOM HIGH-FlDBLin home muale repaired ail dirt aaad gravel top Oeoanport, or call LO l-llll. aail aid cinders Tnaa and itumps of tree trimming; and removal. Polia top. Original V-ll angina. llvired and planted. II to IS. MA 1- set aad aerial work dona' Full Inaur. ENGLISH BULLDOGS—Mall, I weeks it HAVV BA.LW-F.at moss, leF 4271-J. iuner and pre-impilner Bogen rimoved Gradlag and seadlng ef lawm Black and cream. Bed leather tiUaara. Swartial'sStl' .H Haslet U 7' LO I.4III anca coverage on equipment and sron- FURNISHED — Four-room apartment. old. AKC registered, bast of breeding. PINBALL MACHINES — Pool tables, DB-10 amplllter. V/M III HF record erty damage BE 4-7104 Private bath. All Improvements. Fawn with white markings, Just the trim. Fully equipped. Call BS bowling machines. Machinsa eat upchanter with GE RPJ-I11A dual car- BUCK'S CABINET 8HOP--all Blvar Coupla preferred inquire 71 Mount right age for a Chrlstmaa gift. Call I-II9I. .TORS—All •lias all voltage tridge. 12" Unlvenlty "Dlftuakonl" rd. Fair Haven. Furniture rellnlihed singls phase or three pbase. portable on location on commission In good KOLEDA CONSTRUCTION CO. ave.j Atlantic Highlands. Badd Baak 1tOlOJ1-tOlO-J.. ' working condition. Taverns, home ipeaker in Babel B enclosure Coot over aad repaired and wo»d work ef all BIVgRFRONf" APARTMENT — Felly gHiTSTi or stationary. These generators can game rooms. Call or write Belvedere IMS Sail tor tilt. Alia R, C. A.types KB a-7141-J. Ina. General eontrastlng Build- Tl54~"CADILLAC CO8VBB«il_~=. be used by hospitals, Are and polio furnished Suitable for kt ' gHuuitlTSTi EH PUN 110 cash. Original owner. FuH power. New departments civil defense, farms, in Hotel, Charles and Laurel ant.. Kaani FM-AM radio-phonograph (46) In ing, remodeling Financing ar- couple. Bedroom, living room, beautiful mahogany console. Cost over OIL LAMPS seaverted far aleetrle- plots kitchen bath. Private entrance. BUNGT^IpXNIEL^PUPPIEi"^UNGT^IpXNLPUPPIEi : whitewall Premium tires. Call Capt. duetrie! and contractor!, large stock ranged RB I-III7-M. P. O to» Natural hunters. Affectionate pets, Blgham. Fort Monmoutk. EA 1-1100, m hand. Write for prlw and catalog. BEAUTIFUL BLOND mahogany II 200. Sell tor III, All late nodal units Ity, Lamps rewired. Brine your'a •41. Bed Bank Overlooking river Two blocks from Wa are alio looking for dealsri in this aluminised Strorabsrg-Csrison TV, " condition. KE 4-OIOI-W. railroad atation. No petal III a swath. Luettgem. Whitney 1.450.7. Was 1940. now for Christmas, Illi. . >N —Creeley, table modef, ia today. Harold's Ridlo and ,r around RE I-J887. DXCKSHUND PUPPIES - Houaebrok. area ^Reliable Electric. 19 California year aroui _Call aftar I P. M. PRli-lSli. Shrewsbury Rsdlo * Television. 1071 perfect III; Hotpolnt electric hot EleotHe Shop, II Weal Front sU GUARANTEID TELEVISION eerrlclng It. ROOROOMS—ElectriM c stove, water ana an. female. Dog (or atud. Also 4 ? Ocean ave.. Sea Bright. KU 1-1100. water heater, never uaed. 171: Carrier Bad Bink. Phone BE l-llll. within two hours (ram yoar aail -jat supplied KE 4-0246. Pomeranian at atud LO 4-1804. _ till OLDSMOBILE wnvartlbla Ful *&G^,g - r£l, . STUDIO COUCH with custom made air conditioner, ueed one aeason. III. K C. Radio and Telavlaten Company f5UK-"SOOM FURNISHID apartment. dTvTA CANARY'(or Chriitmai. Guar. power 12,195; 14,000 mlln. Call wboleaala prleei. Wa halt In stock, Arman—' d A• Crup- - l' ow iner III 8hrews. anteed singers ll.ll, parakeets 11.16. after 5 .SO P. M RE I.6J77-B.* twee wire scroll wire, border wire, •Uncovers Coat till. Like new, BUILUINO CONTRACTOR--Maw eon Private eatranes. II Third eve.. ISO^Bedroom chair tH. KE Hill two BLUE General Bettrle eontoui bury ive. BE 1-4711. Atlintlc Highlands. Free gift Order naw (or Chriitmai. 1149 PLYMOUTH FOUR-DOOR—_T- chicken wire. etc. gates and poets atructlon alterations, renalra Her- Parakeet seed 110.11 per ISO pounds. Also cedar post and rail fencing, 12 COMBINATION WINDOWS — Wood blinkers, t*wvn bed elae new, never RIVUIFRONT APARTMENT — Fully _eellent condition. RU 1-1414. Odd elies Each unit consists o been uied. Price per pair 140. RUbars Elginrauah KE I-SI01 LANDSCAPE DESIGN and Plant- Come In or order by phone. Hodgson's 1161 DODGE convertible" coupe FuUy lection. Myron P. Koilcky am WB LOAN YOU tires ne charge while furnished Suitable for builniss Balnbow Bird Farm Highway 14. one wood frame, two glass Inserts, one Ing. Flna lawna, ahado tress, coupla. Bedroom living room. Com* eaulpned Perfect running con. screen insert. Suitable for porch en- YWOOD BED and mattrese. yeurs are being recapped• , atou" ait block louth of rt. 620. Holmdel. Whit, dltlon. New top 1450 or any reason- closures, tool aheds. children's play- Tlra Servlra II kfapla awe. Red Banlik. distinctive planting. J, H. plate kitchen, bath. Two kiosks from nay 1-7121. Open I to I. Saturday oTErrestaan Also amall ksroseae heater. KE 7 Snrthe, Landscape Osilgn and Red Bank station Private sntranci. and_8unday t to I. Closed Monday. houses. Only 11.91 each. Bargain No pats; 116 a month. Year round. •tora equipment. Kotlntalns. Bali Basement. Red Bunk Lumber ft Supply 'ET LAY INO—Bapalriig Wall-to* planting. RS 1-7147, BOXERS — Champion sired. Would Marie griddlei. slleers coffee urn, U WSOWSOr«A - Upholstered chairs. II wriiet Installed Bugs bound RB •• _W__ _ 1955 PLYMOUTH four-door BoUedere. 9 Wall st.. Red Bank, — — w— —-^« -w^v^*«^^ HWBJW wva mike nice Christmas vressnti. Blue V-8, radio and heater, 117 Mala asJad secUons cash registers. Isrgsst Two Pembroke tibles. RE I-TIII. and repaireifreCd Cal-••--l Baynton'• s rURNISHET~APARTMENT~=~Nswly ribbon winners. AKC registered. KE at. Belford. i» Nsw Jersey, We buy for cash. Im NEW BABY CARRIAGES —— From CIONBL TRAINS—TwTeoinpUte sets. BLAKELY AND LYNCH - Painting decorated Beautiful marina view. •Mdlate removal. K 110.60 atrollere from 11.45. Also Broad si, RE 1-1174 4-1417. 19S1 GMC ONB-TON PICKUP wTtn •Mdlate removal. Kal's. 17 South Mali LanreK ilia transformer, nlui ir- BLBCTBIO MOTOR rsbulldTSnTiu'r plastering esrpsntry and all gen All utilities Included. Yiar around TROPICAL'FISH--Speclali on Neoni, gV NantuneNt ^ PRS-777PR 0 cribs, plsyvardi mattresses etc. Save eesinrlei Beat offer takes them ell. eral housi ripslri Mason and son- nntil. Bullnais couple preferred HI dump body. Radio and heater. Bast money at the Red Bank Carriage Shop business Call us (or quick asrvlce. 1.1115 or AT I-U81. angel Ash, bias gourmanli, (anay offer. RU 1-0104. *OU CAN'T BliAT fflor quality,'|2.T RE 4-967). Phone ivenlngi or week- Dousjaa Blestrli Co. la Bait Front crita_work RE 0-4S«l-M, gupplei and bettas. Ordsra tsksn on full fifth. Cy and Art', Anniviraeri » East Front et.. Red Bink.* ends, PAINTER DECORATOR II" years ax- JSbNAhOO — Three-room furnished 1941 SUPER BUICK SEDAN MeT HOT WATER BOILER and burner, oil at^tad Bank Phone BE Mill apartment Suitable for buslntis aquarluma, pumps fllteri. heaters ( la and gin. Cy and Art'Atss LiquLiquoor USED STOVES, indlrons, portable twrlence In Mitropolltaa area Put- Cbrlitmas, Karolim Undemann Key p rfietl Hrw tlr J--55JJLJ(l55J> , SeS a BrightBiht. fired; prmure type. uied. will bea< coal grates wrought Iron haH rack, tering window gluing ate R W, person. Private antranea. AT 1.1247. Ms "MI" * **' •"•' four to flve-rDom house, includei two Superior Floor Woalng Co Private ttil) BANK—Unfurnished "Attraetlva port Troploal Fish Hatchery. II St ALKOF THE TOWir"^^C iT lamps bran aid eopperware ililgh hanwi our speclslti 10 Shnwibury ave. Hlghlmds Peter pi.. Keyport, 1147 PACKARD CUPPER - ReUahla Art'i Anniversary Californi por squastati thermostat, primary control belli, chaste of drawers. Other Item five-room garden apartment second tramportatlon Radio and heater. and tankless domestic hot water heater. too numerous to mention, 11 D PR1NERANO "Tha Carpenter" Ex •nor. 1115. No children under II, Ex- SIAMESE KITTENS-Llttir contains Good motor body fair Any offer over •*•"». « muscatelmu . Cy kArt' TILING- -Floor anii waiT Saipiei blue ribbon winner from CFA show. »»"" q°eaqBriitlvn ave. t Good working condition 1175 caah. Shrewsbury ave perieneid alteration end repair work shown ' 1 ssllmitsi glvaa. Rudy eellentjocatlon. Gibson 1-4171, .160 t.kee It. Call EA J-171T.' See It In operation now. MI J-OO45-R. BOY'S -—-" ' dona oatilde and Inilde. Alao eihlnet HEWLY DECORATED'studio apart- tVhtr a champion. Houiebroken. fe- iflfHOLSTERY Y8 TOP»Af^SdlSportedsport Riss;.- k ?. •- Klm "••• *cd Bank male ssal and blue point RB 4-8217. Kit FORD V.« custom Fordomatlc. --_;Fbr- — -i- "»••• a«a« anil _ rev*! ANTIQUE COPPER "tea"kettle, brie" jacket, else 10-11, like new. French ment on riverfront. 180. Utllltlea Fabrics, twir.ei, cotton batting, foam Phone KE In 17 CHIHUAHUAS — Pupplss and atud Radio heater, defroster Excellent Scotch tea kettle, decorated wall clarinet, RE 1-3121. RPENTER Alteration, kitchen Included;, Kl 1-O77I-M. eondlUon »1»6. RR 1.1111 between rabblr, webbirg, tacks, muslin, braid- plates, pairs of vases, Staffordahlre traitor CeUMals dug and cleaned CARtENTER -'Alteration, kitchen service Both coats. Brad for dual lag, etc. Furniture poliihli and dean- LIONEL ELECTRIC TRAIN—Sli-plecs. cabinet work. Reasonable prlcn, t. UNFURNISHED — Foar rooma and ity TOP blood line, show snd netIjnd 7 tSO. __ dogs, figurines, lustres, Wedgwood Septic Unks and dralni Jnstallsd II bath. High ground, overlooking are. Estimates given on reupholeter- large cut glaaa vase and pitcher, n.gaupe train set. Switches, log years' saner'ence Howsrd Tllton II A Harrison RE 6-7412. tk JMt. Buck's Mill rd., Colt's 1149 PONTIAC CONVERTIBLE—Good loader, 11-foot landscaped table. Ex- RELIABLE TELEVISION SERVICE-^ oeean. WiittntThouM. elefitrle range. •— "-ay charge. Glgllo's Upholater. Limoges, chins, gaudy Dutch Ironstone Center st Rumaon Phone KU 1.0971 Heat and hot water Included la rent. top excellent eondltlon. 1490 KB 41 Fourth ava., Long Branch. china two.drawer sewing stand oni tra accessorlss. Sacrifice. |4S. Call Mr, Established II ysars Dsy or night Laraon RU l-OHOd.' DANCE CLASSBB—Ballat. toe tapan.d Sunday. Lowest prices. Antsnnas Ill month Available Jan. 1, KefHAV- E YOU DONE your Chrlstmii _0l74... , _'"'_. POODLE COLLARS and ieidT pair of French arm chairs Victoria! Musle, aceordion, guitar, piano, Installed_l28_cqmplste._ Rtf IJTeo.' erencei. Adults preferred. HI I-HJ1 •hopping 1 Wa havi beautiful Chi- BUICK CONVBRTIBLB—1961 Special. aog bla rhalra. droplaat tables, oil lampa hang lltt ADMIRAL 7 CU FT refrigerat clarinet trumpet sax violin Davli attar I P. M. __ . huahuas. AKC registered. Ideal Chrlit. Perfect condition. One owner, Low blanketsets, , aweeterii. ralntont. ing lamps oil paintings Down pay PAINTER — Interior. J5 yeitri exper- doc bboots. HHe J BanBkk PeP St Shoh p C3 "Ropoaieiied." Youn for only 177. Studios. II Norwood ave.. Long Branch ience. Clem, sober, reliable, Flrat- ATLANTIC HIOHLANOS-ThreThom I mil gifts, especially for children. mileage. Fully equipped, 1115, RE 1- Monmouth t KHKE 6-ms64IH. ment will hnld these Items. Come In Shrewsbury Radio * Televlalon, 1070 dais work at rsaaonable prices. Cell- furnished apartment. 175 Excellint Very friendly, thoroughbred!. Also and browse, Stanabury's Antiques, Oceanjye. Sea Bright. KU 1-1100, Ings Hi op Including hnt materials. location. II Prospect ave AT l.Hil. registered Chihuahua for itud Baby .,- . - ee. stove or furnace' Highway II. near Five Corner!. Mld- rabblti. REJMlll-J. llll CHEVROLET V.« with power. Also rllMIrt top soil and bulldosei EMERSON TELEVIMON-ltU'. p«r. ELECTRICAL WORK-By hour sr Call (or eitlmitaa anytime, without THREE ROOMS AND BATH—Unfui- gilds tudor Ilelray coup* Has tl«» obligation, RB I-1114.' OBRMAN SHEPHERD PUPPY-AKC feet condition, RX 4-1447-B, contract. No Job too big or too nlined. Private entrance; 171 a Handsome male. Excellint dlipo. worth of aoceitoi-lii. Low mileage. artiS^AT^lMPORTAVT ''Chriatmi. I TYPEVmra5^U«danrood7' Portable, OIL BURNER—Gllbarca. Complete small. For prompt sanlee, call month. Hest and hot water included. Must saerlllcc 11.910. Phone KI I. gift a Stllnia, gra *d rnodelM ?n ! '" ""'«»» """""'"'• BU '•'""•' £lfdRK tL— -^ —FURNISHib —'— - —-Ko-m.^^ wVpaJL r*eale' a_ ill % 1«SI MERCURY MONTEREY lour-dbcr May ba Been 1 U!«MB!__ mixer ',. h, p. electric motor, |»0; reete as.Mrlenca estimates cheerfully Leave Newark approximately 4 :S0 P. Second floor, Private bath. 61 •-4III, _ sedan. Fully equipped, two-tone. •War e P. M at 157 Mapie ave. or ) MOVING—Mult ael plateglan mirror, V etepiadJer |4, roll-over tractor given Louis Cassan 441 Shrewsbury M. Phone BA 1-20)1 bitwein 7 and Hd fl Pi b A8UAHIUM ARRANGEMENTS--Com d Washington st, Price III a month, whitewall tins Private owner KB i ll refrigerator, aca»P 110 boy's 21* blcyele 110, girl's tMu_»a. -BaBk,_J>hoiis BI 4^0144-J BE 4.IH..' pleta outfits to order. Helen Miller WAT IOWNFJUfPLAY .«AK«"-r"We ' aoraVthe top (r«i«r H«r2i0 24'" Ken 14" tUadmaaler bicycle lit, tfr.e PAINTINO PAPERHANOINO general WILL THE DEALER or finance offlci LARGE, ONK ROOM—Nsar bus and at Hon For Information pleass call 111! OLDSMOBILE Super HI. four, have a reconditioned Hudson Amer^ more Ironer |4D, chain lounge 11011 , wheel blcysle II. two >/. h. p. electric house rspairlng high gradi work At who sold a Msraury car to Elwood lea Coraalr win, broadcast radio and studio couch, opens out, no bHck, motors, II each 1 two-burner keroien station Private entrance. Lavatory, Ml 5-0im after 6 P, M. door iedin Hydramatlc, power itecf* •nuiore, fe eaon 1 IWO-D reasonable prlaal Eitlblliheil 1121. Zelts, pleaio call Mri, Zclta at RR I- shower, refrigerator twin bedi. Urge Ing. powir brakes, tinted glass I], 1201 child's maple chest wardrobe 125, heater, never.uasrasver uasd 111101 1 J00' Roman Best of referenree from Innr etanding 0837-J after 6 f. M, Jt cloiili Suitable tor light house- MINIATURE PINHCHBR PUPPIES-- with four-way Haiatlful dark bronn. Inoculated. volt battery, twlnjtpsakir radio hiaja iron beda, complete. 110 each 1 six exteniloraLiable. #12 cuitomeri ate avallaMa. William SBMI-PRiVATE VAOANMTfar nie--n- keep ng for two people or business •r dchoUt,,-; ?.H,ab mil... Un. uwnsf. back red velvet dlnii* room outlet boT J7i cellar eitenslun Jack Schsebt^H fEU it. W let Kaauburg FM nmip. Perking r»fsrmo_ »»iJ AKO^mflBtsred. Make a beautiful gift. 1 110. RU 1-US5.' EA l-llll. tally Incompetent fameaf I5." RB I4I1IJ* •>eran«.» e. Mvua 1 Kenneli. l»u Wilson a»i.. Fort Excellent eondl'.lof 11,260. KB I* poet, nevir uaed, |l. nr,po!ntni«u(., t>l*«»e caJ4 A'l Monmoutk. KB 4-1411.* REAL EfTATE rOt RDTT REAL EfTATE Mft IALE HEAL EfTATE FOt IALE JtW torn* for 3*U Etoto for Solo Rool Etou for Solo RED BANK REGISTER BUMBO* COTTAOB—five rooms Two AmjSfcOOE FAKM—Attractive, twe. INVESTMENT FROMaTTY — Middle- •a. Clean aad comfortable Beee- *—' Gear Bad nice: |l( • kadreoai houM. Living reoa witk town. A deiirakle two-(amlly kome Thursday, Dee. 20, 19S6-.7 J«kle rate. Gentleman preferred, Iraplaca. dining room bright kitchen; offering the owner a lovely reeidenee femge available KB f-IIM It Wad. attached garage, large lot. dietlne- wltk an excellent rental iaeoae. Two RUMSON — Choice eetete area. Colon- The Mtiitrich Agency tively planted witk paaeh, paar. cherry apacloua Sve-room duplex apartments. ial 1-story frame dwelling. lategral larga I-ear garage, large landscaped Roai Ettoto for RmU mawakv or.. • — » fflulft—nrsi •«•!• and aikar trace For appolataent. call Separate two-car garaga. Take over 9J MONMOUTH ST. OSee arranged far eklreprecter, U U-yoar F. H A aortgage wltk low ALLAIRE & SON Plot. Asking M9.O00. i-im « M »-im. "SKA' gUiia moatklr wym'aata. Aaking price (21.- ••jDlATK OCCttl'AHCt — Ttroe- flve-rooa kouae with auaporch, 7*1 Harry A Kearney k Co.. rt. li. RED BANK, N. J. kroaaowar; tw«-«ar garage. In eicel- UTTLE SILVER — Retiring? Inepect MONMOUTH COUNTY'S •eea kaagelew. an tt-aere of land, MI_I-M**._ AGENCY, INC. thle semi-ranch modern bungalow, cus- RE 6-5888 rail cellar. Auteaatle keat. Gall EA loBt condition On rt. M and Church LOCUST^—River view property. Three- tom-built, cinder block residence. Two fttoll-1. private heme at.. Bolford. Priced low for aulek bodroeaa houae on large lot, extend- II KB 4-1444 alter 4 P. V bedroom*, 2 bathe, raised hearth flre- LEADING RENTAL «• II Mm el Garden Cut* fcrk. ing to river. Aaking 111.0*0. An plaee. Attached 2>car garaga. apaeioui ». close ta Fort tiuMI. CU IN — 74" epHt-ltnl; atUched excellent buy^ Harrr A. Kearney A "Jet. coafertakle. Boat m .ilahad eottMa. with electric waaher * Monmouth County's rustle grounds for expanelon. Aaklng aad II* TV. Available Fabnarr te three-car garage, Aeceaa to water. Co.. rt. It. MI I-Olt*. US,000 MERRY REALTORS 44ttt Juae at 1*1 par aonth. Write. J. W.UncTnlchad. TMtJ-7477 afuafurr 4 P. M. Raaley. 11* Kiveralde Drive. Mew York. fll»» HAVkNTtANClTHOHEN.7kNTtANClTHVkTTHO 7r SHRKWSBUIY — Very attractive Oldnt Real Estste Firm aehool and churchhh , livinl g room, tkroe-bedrooa ranch kome. RUMSON — Settling eetata. new CHRISTMAS LFTTLB SILVBK—CoaLKCoaenleav t > .BOOK •UNGAuOW—raralanod freplace; modern kltekaa. tkree ked- Nicely laadecapod. la dcolleat aehool center locale. Four bedrooms F.rc-eC m Cap* CadCd. (11*(1 . tat roeau. automatie heat, playrooai In modern dwelling, large detached ga- AND LO¥BLY7 THKW^IIEDBOOM, taata- baeement: |2D,t00. G. S. ikfc.oU neighborhood 1 llT.tO". Walker 199 Broad St., Red Bank 6-3430 raga, ample ground!. Aaking lit,soo. KID BANB-Helf af doable kawat. . bati MI eatraaee. Located at ftillr daeoratad raaah koala for rant Agency, laaurora. I Iindaa pi. Phone A Walker. Kealton, Highway II, Tkrae badroeaa. two katka. llll. Per feton. pi Bed Beak. Immlllb, lafumiakad Will gin two.»aar laaaa. Shrewabury. KB Mill, Opes 1 HAPPY month. Coupl. AO radio Ml tewvieioa. Ill .Ill aiontkly. Bla Wlltaklra Aganer. fMIS SmT.LIVEL Holil. ..daeln CORDIALLY INVITING INQUIRIES fhrewabarr a»a. HI 4-4744. ' RaaHora I Wkarf an BB I-IIOI. location Llvlag room Hill. «re- daya. FAIR HAVKN-Waterireat. Mg had. — - — ^ ™—^ • ^^mw^»"^"^" .^ ^,^'B" aaajao^ UYl wa^ijaa 1141 Ocaaa »»«. >B 1.IB04. Opaa 7 place ; three bedreoas. two tiled katka. rqpms. two and Ma-half katka. III*, for ene aanoa.:> All atllltiet la. recnatlea rooca. lavatory. Two-ear NEW YEAR per meatk. eluded, rrivate entrance. Alee perek. garaga; |I4.II«. Bekaack Ageacr. LITTLE SILVER — Three-otory, To All Our wmsnr66fflrmirTiii+ii lealtor-Inearor, linden pi. RE I- DENNIS K. BYRNE RID BANK—Profaatlenal raaa Capo Cod. Ll.lag roaa. din- 0117. older hoae i« alee surrouad- HAROLD A. MEISTRICH home. lioo. per meatk. double racaaa with ceaplata venae* lag araa. axaaaaiaa attk. Bad Bank RBI BANK—Oao< realdonttal atroet. Inge. Priced ai 110,100, this homa Realton 'Iniurors keeping privilagea. rrivate entrance araa. II Btaraa an.. Now Skrawa- Llvlag roea wltk Irepiaea, hand- Is Just right for today's growing Friends • Customer! JACK CORCORAN, Sale* Mgr BATONTOWM-Capt Cod. Tkraa ketV nd garage rarkintr apace. Plenty ef aome aiaing roaa modem kitchen, family. Walker A Walker, Real- reame, I katk. Ill*, per aaana. ! eat and ket water, touple. child three kedrooaa. cellar wltk nlayrooa. 8 West River Road LILLIAN McKEON, Sect. ,_IT ~ Oarage. Aaking IU.000. Harry A. tore, Hlgkwar II, Shrewskury, RB MIDOLKTOWN—Near Kod Baak. ••illI. Open 1 daya. kekedreed a ranchh. |t|t||| . aar aaatS. rUM«k«B «tR)ktg*SiraV^ltk cottage hat water, slraalatlag oil A VERY MERRY Runuon, New Jertnr kttckca prtvUeene. law ataeoata- hew: two-car garage. It** monthly. 7T1uWoNVNA>t^aTrBT Pkara. rieaty of ket water. fla(la «r Unfuralekcd. el«-roea cottage, all-lred modeled mlaleture Colonial eatate ea double. Call at IT* Moakaala M7. Rat keat: garage; 111* monthly. Uartr. ahaltered een. Pictantaua aettlng. BATOHTOWN — reur-bodrooa Telephones RUmson 11150 Ckara and aaafatt throogkeut. Large BankorRB «-U7l. lafaat walcaaa,1 * aiakai. Sve roeae; attached garage; reach keae, eituated en 144 CHRISTMAS HILLSIDE ESTATES 0MHSg-WjCUiutGK. WASH, alodliiy fnrlSdferaleaed rorooom III* aentkly. Deonla K. Byrne. Keel- eoaklnatlon living-dialog raooa, Coan- WALKER i WALKER in prlvau hoasa. Adjaeaat ta katk r-Ieearer, I Watt Klver rd.. Kamsen. try Utaken wltk modern appointaanta. acres; (I7.IM will bay alt at. with akowar. OB the kaa line. Oeatle- Pino family reoa ovarloohlng waur. tractive kome. Owaer very aa- man preferred. 411 BJver rd.. Fair Two auatar kedraeaa. Large droaaieig From our R«*J Citato Department Hit ta. ft. 'f reach hauees. Throe REALTORS W MAVB*W—Taree-bsirssa kausc, room, lie katka. Aaking I1I.0M. xlaua ta sell. Walker * Walker, hedreeae, two batha. walk-In eleaeta. garage. Amimslle ell keat. Conven- Realtere, Highway II, Skrawtkury. Harry A. Xaaraey * Co.. rt. II. MI LIVIB* room, playroom, faally reoa. ient ta etkoel akeevlag Bad traaapor. RE I-I11I. Open 7 daya. Highway 35 Slwwibm- horn.,. Meaty kot water, heat, lal- Harold r. Dwwitra CHRISTMAS cantor kail, atep taver kitchen, din afiilon klukan priTllacaa. Car M- l%R~ra3KtltANAL MAH — laeep- ing rooa. Covered terrace, twe.ear aomma4a.Ua> Maa «i»kkorko»4. Osa tlewal pooalklllty In aataklieked live- SPUT-LBTVBL—In Bed Baak, an dead Harry R. Vojal Red Bank 64212 Binuu ta aJI traaapartetlaa. II w • iHV'onfVIV mm^* ^w*^v *v a* ^^** " ^"p wire aoaavaity. Attractive kalMlag end etna*. New and ready far oc. garage, concrete fouadetleae. City ohrawabunr *«.. U lut. MX (. Batwatoam. «U LII7I-B aftar 4lit wltk ample parking la rear. Baa capaacy. Plenty of apace, iacludlng MaraTirarit* Moor* GREETINGS aewara, water, roada, etera eewere, Open 7 days. [—Fi[Finn raoaa aad paaaaa doer. Aaking 111,71* and wertk reeraatiea reoa, three kedrooans. tilt curbs, Alao plot avelUHe to build ta awBlMWm) MKIIT rSB kath; garages lj>»»». Bay Stlllaan, katkhath,. afoat and alaetrlltlrl a fvrnlikadfvrnlikflkad. A Maud* P. Sparkei yaur plans. We invite broken aad their alntia; 4otlkl* naa »ltk f»l» ko4«, letKadlatoletKadlato* oc occupaMp r LOOML . NNaar MI |"M!? " *"** * °*- •*• "' 111 a waak. 114 Bnnckpatt ar«.. ekvrakkvrkkk ,, kk« a anandd datoraat : 110* ifar 96MHL BEDRMalS—— -TwT o kathc. Daad- mMUTT&d^ARh-WltJi prtvacy. TO ALL ellentc at full commission. Fully fur- Long Braiwfc. aoatktk . ClCall l «B_l-»ll|.»«B r ;. end atraet. Excellent Fair Haven Home oa hHI with trees, overlooking Florence Triika nished model heuce. TWO LARGE B00M9—luiukla for f"WO~BTjNGALOWi — "tin raoma. aalchherkeod. Built four yaara ago. 17 fertile aeree two brooka, large pond tferaa laatlaman Raoa mti4 koar4 kltahaa and katk. Thraa raoma. Nothing to bur move right In Make and aevaral enthalldinga. Three-bed. If rl.iltal.iltaH (i~>4 f»s4 nut food konw, UUhan and kath. fttralaliad or - posseaaion. William H. Hlirtelmann LAWLEY AGENCY ta tranaporUtloB. Batwaaa BOOB *a4 alddlo^aga. c.upl.. KB a.»4.». (firmI ReeJtOTt. Knaaon. RU 1-0400. -' *•* "J11"' APPLwaBOOK-«li>roaa uahimlako, nalon attic, automatic gae heat and kaaaa. Oocapaiwr Fak. 1. 111*.Kt water, plus fear lota. Matt sell. COLONIAL —• la OMelleat condition. RE 64049 RU M490-M Flrit floor. CIOM ta town aB4 km i. garaga anartnant an larga I*.***^_AT_|.|M|.* _, Three bodreoas IM baths, Dreplacc 100 Highway 35 to Fort or H*m York. Will ka arail- iltl. Ranaaaa. «n kiiraaaa. PLOT — Lmcreft. Ill' treat by tit'la llvrng rooa, recreation room, large abla Suitaar. «« •-«•»• ka, daa, Ililng aad aiaiag raaaa. deep. Itt nvllee from Red Kvnk ecu- patio. Asking llt.tot. Thoapton a tar. Beautiful, reetrieted residential Lefforts, inc.. I* WkJte at.. Rod Bank. Red Bank CHRISTMAS! nolghhorhecd. A-' MM Price 11,11*. Season's Grettipg WANTED COLONIAL—River Oakt. Fair Haven. inctbacbadeMd Three bedrooaa. 14-foat living room Vied Auto, for SoU OLD plot. EntraMe foyer. Venter kail ta with fireplace, daa. aunrooa, plar- INDUSTRIAL REAL ESTATE tkroa twta-alBe kadrnneaa asd two tlla rooaln kesaaoM. Aeklag .*«M*0. from batka. If Urlnf roea wltk Oo4o»lal aaasea * LafterU. Inc.. I* White BERG Red Bank. RB 4-4111. from the CONSULT BAT BTILLMAM ... nrepleca. fall dining reoa. apaeioaa. VETERANS Merry trial real ettata and bnalnees op- all eloetrie.Utokan; kaaamont. hot air .I'xllO' to be acitualtiee tkremghect feat growing, oil keats eereened porch. Attached movedms~mis=r. In three teetloni, Apply Walker & Walker Up ta I monthe to pay fioaaouth county. Ofnoo. SUte High- two-ear garaga. Several axtrae. Only S25O DOWN way II. Shrewsbury. KB Mill. Drive- llt.tOO. O.H Bwood A. Anaatrong. Realtora Ptaeknay rd. RE LUOt Seven rooms cmderhlock construe 174 PER MONTH Christmas n RirRnrcoLdNlAT^irnrLdNlT^HH acre plotl . tlon. Property alee 100x110. feneed-in; SHREWSBURY — Two-atory alder OfReat FOrTtBNt - I, aentcr of lH-«ar garage, attached. Outdoor ID to 40 dart free from HOWLAND B. JONES town. Call KB 1-1104. 14' aunken living room wit* Colonial hoae, featuring three bedrooms and Paymente After Cloalng •replace, full dining room. den. kuge nreplaca and patio. Will sell on con-many extraa. Located- cloae to eeheole. A lovely home In a lovely aettlng. from —aAtt <.ml«a, kitchen with larga breakfaet corner, tract low down payment, aaay month- ateras, aad traneportation. «12.400. •hlna and (law. Jawairr. All tTPti three tromendoue kodroome. tile bath, ly paymanta. total price tt.EOt. It Impact this Immaculate Cape Cod with Motor Company anti««aa. Tka Oppartmiltr »«oo REAL ESTATE WANTED powder room and lavatory; baeement, yoa buy direct from owner, save sales- S large bedrooas. baaamaivt. expan- J«UM. Ill Braa4«a7. Eajpert KB hot water ail keat. Attacked emrage: men feee, Take poeeeaelon In I* daya. alon attic, brecteway, attaebad ga- HARRY * BERT SHOUT "Tbl. home rage, electric ranga, Hinds, stara win- 4 ATTBNTiOM HOMB OWNKKS—Bare oxtraa. Aaklnat 121.400. Bwood A. Call for appointment. •* Church at., Circle Chevrolet 100 Newman S-riafs Itoat! Armatroag Agency. Realtora. Pinekney Balfonl. KB 4-0444-J or KB 1H7-W. kite tha Bullacya 11 For a family that dowa aad tenant, and an overelted, yoa thought ef celling yanr hornet reaalros three kedrooma. a large II- fully Itndacaped lot. Immediate poe- •at Then ara very manr people la thlt feat llviag rooa with (replace, din- RE 64910 •111*. SIX-ROOM BUNGALOW—All Improve, ttaalon. II minutes from Newark. II The 19S7 Chev. is selling so aaetloa who meed and can afford to k — We have good aehool. Three bedroome.Jtt bathe, V. 8.: .!«« atampi. Gat top ptjcaa at dan or fourth bedroom, wall-to-wall thla 14.000 ateal. Real Batata Aa- tha ahora'a only full tlaa aat «••: praapatta anvln-ialy aeeklng koae In Walker & Walker 74 MONMOUTH STREET OFFER REFUSED tka. K«atan-rlad Bank area. A call carpeting tlla kitchen. Many extna. aeciataa. Realtors-Inrarors, I* Plato eoin ahop. Mana>aath SUmp alia ta in today coald mean a tata for yoa Price 111,IQD. BB 4-I8H. Harding rd. RB 4-1151. Coin ahop. m Monmouth at. (Oppoalta tomorrow Prompt attention, KB RED BAN* 1953 Chev's we have several ste town hall.y RB l-llll-M. 4-7414. Ban Broa, Realtors Sli Blvar THRSC-APARTMENT HOUSE — REALTORS ANTIQUES — Gaaraataad LXONAKDO — Year - old apllt • level 1954 Chev. below book Onlla guna, akiu. out glaaa. •llrar. Furnlahed. Nice part of Red home. Living room, dining raaa. * ED SULLIVAN'S |a«alry lirnitura. fcraH. Maaaaittk FOB SAIiT—Wa Bank. Two ranting for 1104 per three bedrooms. 1% batka. Bat half- RE 6-2159 RE 64754 kara aaay atrloaa ellaata la aay bloak: 111* per month J. Crawferd Highway 35 Shrewsbury t prtaa maga war *IMM. Kiadty aafl month, one for IX. A real money Compton Inc. KB 4-00**. 1951 Ford's we hare two, a vnn-tojrtos* Jr.'Si&is: aa. Wa will gin yaw aatlra. aairtaaaa aakar. AeUag 117,800. Real NEW HOUSES ON aorrlea. Tkaaaaaa dt LaaTarta. <• Batata Aeiotlatea, ReaKore-lBear- PVBUC NOTICE 19S3 Buiclc A. I SAFE IUYS Wktta at, BB Iwtlt Opaa td ioara Red Bank 6-5212 an. II Harding rd.. Bad Bank. RE An ordinance eotlUed "An Ordiaanea LEWIS LANE l-llll. of tka Board of Healtk of the Bor- 1952 Ford make offer a aavi ough of New Shrewskury. Establishing lone pessascta for keakaaae IIn ththa Baat- a Sanitary Code For The Boroagk af Open 7 days FAIR HAVEN • CHRISTMAS SPECIALS oa-Falr Savaa-LlttU Silver New Shrewakury. in the Coajnty af 1951 Olds we have two ssc. and eaartoone eervlea. Call Monmouth and oUte of New Jeraay, ?eturai. Wllllaa S. Oarriaon. RIVER OAKS RANCH —• Lovely, three hedrsome, dining room, and Denning and Declaring Nalaneas UMBER CONSTRUCTION - Ready la* and Regulating and Controlling the aeeapaaay December let. acleet yew 1955 Chev. big saving WB SAVE 11 WAITING LIST for two. dark room, eellar. Tall, graeafal Traaaportatlon. Dltpoaal and Aoeamu- awa deeoratlona. four kodrooaa. twa '46 Pontiae 2 Dr. MS. us. thrah a andd fonrkedroafkd a hoaah a fof r trees. Prime neighborhood. Real hvtloa of Garbage. Slope. Dead Anl- tile katka, aaater bedroom wltb katk. 1951 Chev rant. Naad faur anal au-kadraoa kuy at IM.IM. Free te Inspect. aala. Refuse, offal anal Fowl aad Uvlag raaa wltk frtpltea. through a. T Pntreoelble Substances, the Granting of homoa for aala. Uat yaar homa now Call now. Adama Agency. RE I. hall, knotty plao den with Sreplaee, '50 Stud. Crub Coope 195. OR CASH—A goad alaaa aar, aaywltk Bla WlKakka Aganay. RaaHort, Licensee in Connection Wltk the Trans- fall dlBlng room, large kitchen. Far- 1952 Plym below book auka. J»«» HP. Mnat Wa In a»al. at I Wkarf aann . U 4-IUI. 1141 llll. II Bast Bergen pi. "It. portation Thereof, and the Regulation alea eeuatore. linoleum loor. electric lant condition, kaa naur *£* Ocaaa an. t* l-»»0t Qpan 1 dan. keur aervlee." and Control of the Keeping af Plge Rolston Waterbury range aad dishwasher, ethane, fan, Jld-w" In an itvldaat. ate. WriU. and Swine and the Feeding and Licens- kot water Baseboard circulating" keat DONT WAIT; HURRY! '50 BUM* "Special" 2 Dr. 296. TMKBaVBBIMtOOM — Baletlvely new. ing Thereof, and Providing for Pan. powder room on Irst loor. Large koa-aa. MMdletown area: 111.*** Il.tOD BraulAbi ~~ nat a rbrat. attlea for the Violation of the Pre- range, take aver GI er FRA aort«agc. Shreweburr, Convenient neighbor- vislona of Thle Ordinance." waa pro- and his associates porch, two-car enrage, full eellar. Let us pass on these savings to Calf er write D. i. LaClelr, Tit* RloVe hood. Space eavlng bungaJow. Porch, coated for Introduetlaa and (rat read- with driveway. '51 Plymouth 4 Dr. MS. bird., Brooklrn ». N. T. large Utehea. two kedrooma, living ing en Nov. 17, 1084 by the Mayer and you, our customers, who have roaa: 11,004 dawn. Approximately Council of New Shrewehvry Borongh. HOUSES — Coaaaratal. Induatrtal, 111 aeathly pays all, CaU now. Adema and aa Deceaber IT, IIM. waa anally futaa. aaraaga. For aala or rant. Agency. RX 1-1011. II Baat Bergen adopted ami approved. made these low prices possible '51 Ford CM. *Wr. 4S0. BOATS Write. "Kealfciata." Be* 111. Rod pi. *'i4-hoar Borrlee." a ed. take pleasure in extending to all Bank. t . thru your patronage. IPQFLlsWa^ FMTUKaV^'flght a.rt- 11,4* S B BOAT gage money t Nat for Ue right pcr- Secretary Board af Hearth. their good friends season'* greet- '51 Chev. 4-dr. P-gUde 495. tea karat Oiittcrlag Colonial epllt- STANLEY K. DOWNS GMAC TERMS REAL ESTATE FOR SALE PUBLIC NOTICE ing and best wishes for s VERY levd. feataraar three queen aised bed- Aa ordinance entitled "An Ordlaance rooms, bath aad half, recreatlen raaa. Prarldtnt tar and Aatkortalng tha Par. REALTOR '52 Pontiae 4 Dr. SSOl •BOB—Wa dining rooa. Treca. Convenient neigh- ehaac of OOka Machinery ud Baalp- MERRY CHRISTMAS. eerheod: 111,***. Liberal Snanclng. aent and AppropriaUag tha Boa of .Adams Anacy.. BB «-!**•,. II Baat •1,000.04 Therefor," waa presented for "Homes of Charm and Value" CIRCLE CHEVROLET latroductlea aad Snt reading ea De- Rolatea Waterbury '52 Buick "SpeeiaT J Dr. 550. ~ tamedlata aceapaBcy. fwa kathai CHarnrniAB GIFT FOR nrnwi—New cember •. 1*1* br the Mayor and Ruth X. Waterawr areflaee; twa^ar .garage 1 Ursa kaae- apUt-laval la. Ret Bank. Three kod- Council of New Skrewakary Boroogh, 325 Maple Ave. Red Bank - a« BdTeoa ave. and and on Deeeabcr IT, 1*11. waa Snally Bllaabtth T. Randall "Season's Greetings to AH" Btratfard rdV Now Bkniakary attaekoa garage and recreation for 111,*!*. Ella WUtaklre adapted and approved. Clifford R. Oakercon '52 Chev. Bel AlrCpe. P-G65O. HI. BO 1-illt er RB l-llll Agaaey. Realun. ( Wkarf ave. RB WALTER L. CANFTBLD. Elsie W. Waterkury A Very Merry Christmas Open Eveninn 9 P. M. I-IIMT 1141 Oeeaa ave. SX l-llll. 11.11 Borouatk Clark. MABIB OOX AOENCT, raalUra Virginia C. Moore and a Happy New Year. '52 Ford Custom 2 Dr. 650. •M Uraiwf*. Bala* yearly aad IN SANTA'S BAG la this aaw raaeti MONMOUTH COUNTY Franeet B. Ortaa New Phone RE 6-3800 aaaaao* rastala. Ceaaaaafce 4r^ keaa ta ralae a faally. Thraa kod- SURROGATE'S COURT Joaa L. Scholee rooma goad ioeatlan. See It today NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOB Peruaaaak. Pkoaa LO I-JIII. far lil.lt*. Bla WHteklre Agency, '52 Pontiae Convert. Hydr. 796. 1 LETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION. STANLEY IC. DOWNS CMACfERMS ' "lie KeaHora. I Wharf .are. RB I-IIOI. la the Mattare of tka ApplleaUea far 1141 Ocean ave. SB 1-4044. Opm 1Lettera ^t Adssinlltratlon of tha Bttata FAIB HAVBM — REALTOR BUSINaW IB OOIMp ON or trying U af Braaal Allalra, Deceased. Rolston Waterbury '53 Ford dub Coupe 798. while wa ere aorlsw W gg-mm to* Waterfraat. OalaaaL BplH-laml PEACE BB WITH YOU te thla Ce. TO i Meykelle Allaire, keaMa. Bee ear ada ta lonml hoae thafi ao cocaplata. kaowa at Loalaa Allaire and Aaella Kuapua room, patio, kartemie. work- Orlk, her hairs, devlaeea or penonal REALTOR-INSUROR RE 6- 1017 akop; landscaped; IH bathi, three repreeaBUtlvee. kit, their ar any of 1956 BUICK '54 Ford Mainline 2 Dr. 795. Brae, * fait aUna, Baaltara. B§ bad rooma. foyer and attached garage; their eueeeeeors la right, title er la- llt.000. EHa Wlltaklra Agencr. Real. MORTGAGES — APPRAISALS Sycamore Ave. Shrewsbury Will. ton. I Wharf ave. RB I-IIOI. 1S4« UrYoii ara hanky aoUSed that Braett '53 Ford Ranch Wapo 99S. Ocean ave SB l.Q»04. Open 7 dara. Allaire, djod latecute. a realdent of Mlddleiowa Towaahlp, MonmouU Coun. Executive Cer NEW. THRBE-BBDROOM RANCH — ay. New Jeraey ea October t». 1*41, 16 Weit Front Street In alee eeetloa. Haa good alia liv- and that William T. Allalra, 11-14 lllat '55 Ford CUB. 2 Dr. OD. 1195.' ing rooa. Mle katk well equipped Street, Flushing la the County of RE 6-3500 kluken. large, dry cabar. CompleUly Queeas. City ani SUta of New Yerk. RAY VAN HORN 4-Dr. Hardtop Sedan Marcoai, now BBHB. IIJW wow. n*»- laralatad far real aeonoay and com-kaa applied aa Creditor of the Estate fort Vote. 117* down; non-veta II,. ef Erneet Allaire, doceaaad.for Lettere '55 Fairlane 4 Dr. FOM 1495. tAOL B. BTBTIBB. Baalter. Ill down. lamedlate occupancy. Gall of Admlnlstratlaa of kla eaate. AGENCY Murphy * Sckwaen. RB 1-4141. You an farther notlSed that tha Big saving for you on the last LARGE IMPRE4MKVB HOME—Sunken Surrogate *l the Coeaty of Menaeuth '54 Monterey 4 Dr. MOM 1495. Highway 14, HeladaL none living room formal dining rooa, by Order dated Novemkar 1*. 1*11, haa WkHaey l-llll. dan. larga kitchen, powder room, tkroa tat Monday. January 1. 1*17 at lltO* A VERY MERRY CHRISTMAS of our 1956 models built, uanaod. Alao taw flya large bedrooms and Itt katka u»- In the forenoon, at tha Surrogatc't Of- '56 Ford Victoria FOM 1995. etalrs; full eellar and garage. Loeated Bee. Hall of Records. Freehold. New ti Uak. gaagM, allaaaar. ant Jenor aa tha time a..d place where # TO ALL! SIB OOB ADVEBTI8EMINT8 «• an a nice piece of property: 111.0*0. MERRY Call Murphy * Sehweora. RE 4-4141, ton or aay af you may appear and alaaallad dliplay pagoa. Woart- contact the iacuaaae af Lettere of Ad- FROM THE ENTIRE STAFF Colony Buiclc, Inc. '55 Monterey Hard Top 2150. Noaatk Agaaer, 1*1 Waat Frost MUST BB SOLDI — Thla attractive ministration or apply for Admlnletra. I6AT-UI |.l Capo Cod hat pine Paneling la thetlon ea the eatate of aatd decadent. If Mereeaatla. " ' • after * P. M. at. IXI.II44. •pstalra bodroo*. Formal dining rooa, you fall to appear, Lettere of Admin- CHRISTMAS living roaa with brick llraplaca mm- istrates wW be laeaed on the ectate af Joseph F, Hunter, Sales Manager: 163 MONMOUTH ST. pus raoaf in cellar. Many treat and Krnoet Allaire, ta William T. Allalra ar Harold R. Jamas: Lorln B. Van Nest: '54 Uncoln Convertible 2175. O. B. STEEL HOMES-Wide ehelee aome other At person. Augusta K. Notakoomi Dorothy M. REAL ESTATE FOR RENT Jtnaan: Richard L. Hunter: Eleanor rally pewerod. Law mileage. * ataaa, M.400 ta IIO.OOo. MIRNE. NOWBLB AND SCHAEFEB, « Schweere. RB 1-4141. Attornere (or Plaintiff, For your friendship and T, Brunei Florence D. Van Horn, AT R.B.R.R. STA. Medet, Red Hill rd, MldalaWwa, Til Mtttlaen Avenue. Flloaana Farra, Ruth Crawford, In. •atarday aad Snday aftanaaa. Aabury Park. New Jersey. euranee Manager: Doric R. Nichols '56 Mercury Eieeutive Csrs. , cooperation in the put we Oladya B. Rutherford and Rar Van Bnratt H. Thoroa. IN BEAUTIFUL Stiver White Oar- Dated; November II, 111*, lll.ll Fully powered. Low mileage. dene. Little Silver. Three new Horn. Help Wontod homes. Three and four kedrooaa, SUPKKIOB COURT OF NBW JKRSKY UTTLB SILVER—DuUh Colonial. Naar CHANCERY DIVISION extend to you our most aahool and bua. Six rooma and kath. IH te IH bathe. Large land- MONMOUTH COUNTY RAY VAN HORN ENGLISH AGENCIES aaaporah. laundry aad laratary la full seeped plots. Fall eeilers. Ola DOCKET NO. M-14IS/S* hearty and kaaamant. Lot JI»104. KoaaOBahly and two-ear garegea. Priced tram priced Telephone BB •••111 for op- CORINDA MOSS. Plaintiff, vt. HAR- Career Opportunity * ttwnmetith etrtst polBlaeat, lll.lt* to 114.100. l« mort. OLD MOSS Defendant. Civil Aation a _J-BKJ«0Oll BUN0AM>WAa •ages arrange*. Oeneult Joceah Notice ta Ahteat Defendant ai Order FAIR HAVEN, N. J. Oppoeiu Oarttea Theattr tomatl* gal kaati gaftgai larga yard. FARMINODAUB—Thrac-bodroota ranch nt Publication (Matrimonial.) OsnTanlant U Mkaal, akopplng araa hone. Oil kaat. Two-ear garage. P. Schwarta Ageaoy, Realtors, TO: HAROLD MOSS. Defendant. SINCERE THANKS For top at with eaatetire potential. Kepreseatlnf ToH t>e4»wte and bui lisa. Call aftar If. K. SI Price 114,000. Suitable far doctor'. Newaaa Springa H. BE l-llll. By virtue of ar ,^rder ef the Super- Thorough prefasalena! training while Hill-) kome. Lalewood 4.1414-kf.l. Aek far ior Court of New Jersey, Caeneery salaried. OOTTAGB ON BBTATB — Sycamore Oharlea Balta. 8r. Division, nude ea the llth day of Nc- vemker. 1*14, In a civil nation wkarcln Bva.. Shrewsbury Five raaaa. Una UTTLB CASH—A rara opportunity to Liberal welfare keaaStti Nea-cOBtrlk- neled Interior. Tiled kath. Oarage. kuy a modern three-bedroom ranch Corlnda Moss Is tka plaintiff Bad you B. B. SNYDBK * CO., BEALTOU arc the defendant, yea are hereby re- Help Wontod utlng pension plan, group Ufa Insur- Useal Oar bet OB*a l_l.lll» or KB I-II7I. 111 Flrat ava., AUaaile High- wltk every appointment for gractma S living In a eonvealeat Mlddletowa lo- quired to aaawer the coenplalnt of the MIDDLETOWN ance, hospital, surglaal and aajer SHRHW8BUKY — Luxurious, email, plaintiff ea or before the loth day of laadc. "Known In Menmoatk «ou»- cation: 11,1*4 down. Owner will take medical ereteatlen. Weekaar* til »:« charmingly furnished, seven rooms ty alnee U7I." Choice raildantlal montage. Fall price 114,80*. Harry January, aaat. ky serving an answer faad three tlla baths. Available for A, Kearney * Co.. rt. II. MI 1-0404. on In J. Katehen. Beo. plaintiff's at- REALTY CO. 'jour montht. 110* par month, Call Mr. and commercial propertloa at the torney whose address It #1 Third Ave- SENIOR PROJECT ENGINEER Management opportunity aftar period Co, Norton Loalngton 1-1100. location you require. Write aow nue. Long Branek. New Jersey, cad la In Scld If yoa akew nccutlvc ability. BOMB COMMANDING VIBW of river. MIDDLBTOWN — Non-vet neoda only default thereof such Judgment shell ha Gill and Kirwan Bide. UHF COMMUNICATIONS PUBUC NtmcB er phone AT 1-0100. •1,00* down for this attractive nve- rendered against you at the Court ahall Age ii-41, preferably married, high Private dock. Large living room, room bungalow wlLh attached garaae. sekeot education. s; three bedrooms, hath and launadlata oeevpaaey. Close to Redthink equitable and iuat. Yon thall Capable of heading up a project jl»0 monlhlr. G. B Hehanek COUNTKY HOME with twe bedroemc, Bank. Full priaa llo.lOO. Harry A. Ala your answer and proof of eervlee Highway No. 35. (n*ar B corner*) a:»<«y. Realtor-Inturor. I Linden pi, It katha. Acreaie. Reaaonahla. In daplleate with tha Clerk af the In UHF Transmitter deelgn ae Pro- If you're a good man, a real good C Partly faralrtad. Ml I.0HI-B. Kearney A Co.. rt. I*. Ill 1-0400. Superier Court, State Houte Anno, led Manaier with large multi- BB I-0H7. __ man with conSdance In yeureelf, and Trenton, New Jersey. In accordance Middletown, N. J. plant eoncarn In Northern New are not satisfied with your present FOUR-ROOM BUNOALOW wltk tils RAY BTILLMAN RBALTOK — BUta NBW CAPB COD—Vati need 1160 with the rulct of civil practice and kath Oarage and water Included. Highway II, Ebrewabury. since llll, down. Small monthly payments of procedure Jaraar. SALARY TO 115,000. Send opportunities, let In on the ground Larta and eompatant atAff to atrva Sin covara all. Hsa living room, din- detailed resume' and praient Conveniently looted I 111 per month. you, Complete listings of homes tail Ini room, kitchen, three bedrooms and Tha object of said action Is to ob- OPEN WEEK-ENDS floor of Our youni, faat-growlng organ* prices), farms, estates, waterfront, bath. In Mlddlatown. naar all shop- tain a Judgment for divorce between salary to "KNISINEER." Box 111, Isatlon, Write "Career Opportunity," klajrer and Ceaaell trNrUKNISMCD—Foar-roem bungalow, acreage, huilnessees throughout Men* ping, and Red Bank elation Non-vet the aald plaintiff and you. Red Bank. All replies oentdentlal. BOB 111, led Bank. bury SereugK aad ea Porch, gas keat, shower, Near Fort meaUi eeuntr, Conault Rar Stlllaian, Il,l6» down. Full price 111,100. Her- Dated! " — MI 50111 1*14. waa Anally adopted onmouth. Available now. Bent 1ST. Stall Highway II. Hhrewabury, BE rr.A. Kearney A Co.. rt, II, MI I- IRA. J. TBK L VI 4-141*,., 1 I-IUI. llrlve-la parking. •11.14 Att^awntti^ney for Plaintiff. w»*m )• te* T««ne»l»Ce»e»iHs.if the Township of Miadletowo. to trans- Bus Industry Wants Help fer to Paaa Inc.. 7 Broadway. Beiford, Biuuteti Notice$ New Jersey t/a Herfcor Inn Broadway. Small Fry Christmas Parties Beiford. N. i.. the Plenary Retail Con- aefnption Liccnee C-7 heretofore ieaued to Lake Shore Realty Corp. t/a Har- LiHlt Silver Lumber bor Inn Bedford. N. J. To Remain In Business »j VIVIAN BSOWN Objectiona if any should be made immediately in writing to Howard W. Ar Newafeaturea Writer Robem. Townahlp Clerk. Hiddletown Tool Rental Dept. Townahip. (Thla ia Use seraww sad final and New York state, which article an problems ceafrefitiiig which ha* hindered Boro Btues EVERYONE IN THE FAMILY PASE INC. voted to reduce the gross re- ROSE STAVOLA President the bua industry.) operations. ceipt* taut on bua companies. entertain* at Christmas. Why not JOHN PATTEN Treasurer Bed Bank Example Recently, the Columbus, (5a., the small fry? Encourage them Charges per Day ANDREW NAPOTINO Secretary. The bua induatry Is faced with Dated: December 12. )95«. 16.(0 two baaic problems at this criti- "Let's take Red Bank," Mr. Transportation company asked to have their friends in during ALUMINUM LADDERS TO cal point in its history: Rueiaell explained. "Traveling in- the city government for tax re- the holiday period. It shouldn't RENT NOTICE 1. How to remain in business. to the borough from Eatontown lief, The bus company pays take too much out of Mom. Paper 24 FT 2.00 NOTICE OF ADOPTION OF RESOLU- 2. How to make a profit while and Bhrewibury, our buses have city franchise tax of $10,000 products—cups, plate* and buck- TION TO DISSOLVE TF«£ NEW JER^ remaining in business. mi lioubie until they reach Red year, and the city commission al- e t * — will keep di*h-wa*hinK 32 FT -2.7S KEY AHERDEEN-ANGUS ASSOCIA- ready haa deferred the third chores to the minimum. Toss TION (A NON-PROFIT CORPORA- It Is obvious that a loss in the Bank. Then they crawl like 6" PORTABLE SAW 4.00 quarter payment. everything Including the table TION ORGANIZED PURSUANT TO number of passengers carried snails. Our paasengerg don't like 1TLE 15 OF THE R.S. of N. J.) cloth into the Incinerator when FLOOR SANDER 5.00 during; the put ten yeara—which thla. Not a Fanace* 150 Tht following Lctulution «r*» ftdu.iUd "And Monmouth at. If one car the party is over. Vi" DRILL r th* rnembcrihip of tha N*w Jcricy ahowa no signs of improving;— While Mr. Russell is quick to berdccn-Angm Aiiociation at tht «d- and continually apiraling operat- backs up to get into a pa/king V DRILL 2.00 jurned innual meeting held Saturday place or a car stall*, the street admit that tax relief is not the An amusing centerpiece may be ing coats do not make for a made with one of the large paper HAND PLANER 5.00 enina*, Dacembcr 8, 19SC, at Tran- i* jammed, our busee along with total anawer to the problems fac- H n, N. J. good, healthy business. paint palls. Cover, it with gold it. We have schedules we. try to ing the bua induatry, he agreea CHAIN SAW 750 "RESOLVED, that in Uit judgmafit It is also otvioug that the au- gift-wrap paper to make a Jack the membtri of th* New J*ri*jr •trictiy adhere to, but many time* that it will help. HEAVY BELT SANDER. 5.00 tomobile ia alowly wrecking the Homer pie container. Tie ribbon lb»»rr1e#n-An?Ui Asscwintion, • New it la indeed difficult." The tax money ia paid to the eriey Corporation organ!m«d puriuant bus business when Boro Buses, around the upper rim of the pail, LIGHT BELT SANDER 2.50 Mr. Rusaell would Ilk* area communitiea in which the bua a the provitiom of Titla 15 of R«- Inc., of Red Bank reports It car- tying large bow in front. Attach VIBRATOR SANDER. 2.00 ised Statute, of New «Iera*y (corpor- communities to take some action company operates—and ia baaed ried S,41»,300 passengers in 1M« Chrlstmu ornament* to the bow lioni and aiiociatlona not for profit,, to ease the flow of traffic—per- on the number of mile* traveled DISC SANDER -...3.00 ii adviiabl* and moit for the benefit and 2,271,800 this year. with ribbon or tiny wires. Tie haps by creating better parking in the community. POST HOLE DIGGER.- 1.00 >f the Ntw Jersey Ahtrdt.n-Anrui At- Busman, ilka David W. Russell, ribbon around tha lower edge of ocialion that th* »•« be forthwith facilities or one-way streets. Mr. Rusaell complained the the paper paint pall. Decorate president of Boro Buses, ar* con- ^ , lifliolved." Where bo* hop t0 "law taxes us whether we're the ribbon with sequins, gluing A meetinf of the voting memberi stantly trying to figure out ways LITTLE SILVER chop a u M theiV ex- making any money or not—and them here and there with rubber if said corporation will b* held at 1:4S to make their operation one that M. on Thureda?. January J, 1»»7, penaes is by getting Increaaed that's not fair." cement. Lumber & Supply Co. . th* retidenc* of Robert Lawrence, isya off. tax relief. resident, Holmdel, Monmouth county, What many New Jersey bua No ran Hike For example, a tax New Jeraey Every child should have a favor lew Jersey, for the purpose of taking companle* would like is to have and these may be tied to a long Sycamore Ave. At the Railroad *»l action on the dissolution *f MM buamen would like reduced ia Many will agree, however, that the five per cent tax reduced to strip of ribbon that will run to irporation. the five per cent tax, which is one-hal' per cent of gross annual Little Silver RE 6-3427 WILBUR I. UPPINCOTT, fare hike ia not the solution imposed on groaa receipts, regard- each youngster'* place setting. I2S.I4 S*er*tary. to the problem. Instead of con- receipt* up to and including $600,- A very pretty table decoration less of whether any profit is 000 and two and one-half per JACK MOBNEB CENTERPIECE . . . Easily masfe far • long- tinuing to ride a bin, the pas- realized. may be made In a jiffy with paper NOTICE senger would turn to another cant in execs* of that figure. cup* used around the edge of the •tor's Christeaw party. Use paper palsnt backet. Table bell ar* Drapes and Cornice* State of New Jeraey Te: May belli Other State* Act There I* a possibility legislation means of transportation. table. Put two hole* in the base raagmaeat M mufc wit* paper cups ta stowdrc* ejsslgm. Canelle* Allaire eometimes known as Louiat may be passed next year provid- ruraiture - Uvhslatarr - S»a Court Allaire and Aroelio Orth. Aa Mr. Ruasell put it: A number of state*, realizing of the cup* to be uaed for jingle may be stuck In fruitcakes in saw* W" <">P*> *•*•» taa part/ (L.S.) the plight r>' the bus Industry ing for *.'\r. reduction. bells. Put ribbon through per- You are hereby notified that Mirne, "Past experience haa shown Is over, tow everything but tbe silverware In the laclaentor. and knowing that continued op- TIM> Future? forations «nd Me one bell In each lowela and Schaafer, attorneys, whose that » nn#-f!»nt incrMa* In fare eration i* "till essential for a cer- cup. A knot may be made inside iddross It 71 i Mattison Avenue. Asbury will result in a three per cent LUXURIOUS QUALITY Park, New Jersey, have made applica- tain segment of the population, What 1* the future of the bus the cup to keep the bells in place. cups. Use th* small jigger cups Little carolers may be mad* by ion oa behalf of plaintiff, William T. decrease in business. That would have pushed through tax relief industry? Use the eame ribbon and tie two for the upper part of the body, combining different fix* paper Ulaire for letters of administration accomplish nothing." laws. Mr. Ruwell, on the basis of bell* together. Put a large how and larger cup* for the lower 1th raapeet to the eatala of Ernest Al- One way bua executives feel laire. If you have any objection, the Wisconsin, In IMS, eliminated what ha* taken place over, the over the bell*. part. Invert the cup*, wire to- they can cut coats and up profits aame must bo served on the plaintiff's license fees, motor and fuel taxes put ten yeara, said It is difficult To attach the bell cluater* gether and use your imagination Several tiny village* on lsliands ttorney!. Mime, Nowels and Scheefer, is by operating only during peak- 3UDGET PRICES and aubstituted a new tax of to tell. •tretch three strand* of ribbon in decorating. A jigger cup may off th* coast of Newfoundland ar* rithin 35 days after November It, load period*. 958, axelusivs of such date. If you 50 per cent of net Income, to be "I don't know of anything that loosely from one end of the table also make a hat and face. Dec- being deserted as all Inhabitant* Reupbolstering Slip Coven For example, eliminate run* il to do so, judgment by datault mar levied only after the company will replace the bua," he stated. to the other. Tie clutter* to loose orate with sequins for eyes and move to the mainland: PInchard'i Mo one—but no one—eaa •*>• where only a few people are pare with Alan when it aomaa to > rendered egalnet you and lettera of earns eight per cent on it* in- "Unlike the trolley, the bua I* ribbon at equal Interval*, tacking button* and glitter dust for the and Cap* bland were abandoned •dmlnlstratlon will ba granted to Wil- serviced. quality workmanship at budget liam T. Allaire or some other fit parson, vestment. here to stay—but we will need or taping a* you go along. Be mouth. Absorbent cotton, in ltst. prices) If ;our furniture la shabby However, this is something •hall file any objections and proof The Miami Transit company help to keep It." sure each ribbon loop Is of equal transparent tape and Christmas and needs reupholstering . . ar they hesitate to do. "We have If they need new slip coven, call of service with the Surrogate of Mon- waa given a 30-year franchtae al- Bite. seals may also be uaed In dec- movtn County, Hall of Records, Tree- already cut some of our night Third ave., In Mew York city, M. Alan . . . IOU'U get the «nest lowing a profit of (even per cent Another idea I* to put a imall orating the caroler*, for less. Our II rears axpsriaaea hold. New Jersey, in aeeordanee with run*," Mr. Russell explained. gloomy, dark strait bet or* the ef- the rules of Civil Practice and Pro- of rate base before paying any Oov. Abraham Rlblcoff of Con- candle at each place letting. Line that a collar is formed. Put a In manufacturing Una furniture la 'And M business drops, I guess vated railway recently torn at your service) along with oaa cedure. gross receipt* tax to the city. necticut once turned down a TV A a squat paper cup (the kind that good thick slice of fruit cake in You are made a defendant beoauae we will have to continue to re- down, now ha* flttoreacent light* of the largest . . most complete Other examples Include Hous- executive poet because lie (aid he- la normally used for ice cream the cup and stick the candle in selection of slip eorer materials. IOU are the wife of Ernest Allaire and duce our service—a* much as I which make It 40 tim*« brighter intltled to obtain tfea letters of admin- ton, Tex., which cut the bua was "a amall town lawyer at or custard) with aluminum foil the middle of It. Light them up Call for on ripraeentatWe . . diriike doing It." than moonlight no obligation te TOO. He'll give istration. company franchise tax in half, heart." carrying the foil over the cup M when the children lit down. 7ou a free eitlmste and shew 701 EDWARD C. CROEGE. Increasing Operations a complete lino of fabrics ••oai Surrogate of Moamouth County. which you mar choose. Dated; November II, lilt, fi2.li Another method might be buy- For Quality. Price and Selection NOTICE ing out other bus line*, which SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY have money-making charter op- - call • CHANCERY DIVISION erations. MONMOUTH COUNTY For example, Boro Buse* i* SOCKET NO. M-14ai-M currently negotiating to purchase ALAN UPHOLSTERY TO: RAYMOND J. BENNETT. Defend- ant. Jersey Shore Bus LJnea, Inc., which haa run* from Allentown, SHOPS. INC By virtue oi an Order of tha Superior Court of New Jeraey Chancery Di- Bethlehem and Easton, Pa., to 70 South Seventh Avenue laion. made on the lota day at No- the Jeraey shore area. vember. ltSf. in a civil action wherein The big profit for Boro Buses Florence M. Bennett is tha plaintiff and LOng Branch 6-0350 rou are tha defendant you are hereby would be the racetrack and beach required to answer the complaint of excursion* during the peak sum- tha plaintiff on or before the Slat day mer months. The matter [g cur- PUBLIC NOTICE of January. lvS7, by serving an an- An Ordinance to Amend "An Ordi< swer on Wise ft Wise. Eequires. plain- rently before the Interstate Com- •ance Concerning Doss" passed and tiff's attorneys whose addrass is 61 merce commiselon. Approved May IB, 1»4» waa introduced Broad Street. Red Rank. New Jeraey. Still another problem which by the Mayor and Council of tha bor- and In default thereof inch judgment ough of Kumaon on Novembor 21. Its*, shall ba rendered against you as tha buamen think can greatly aid and on December IS. 1956. waa finally Court shall think equitable and just. them is strict traffic regulation*. adopted and approved by the Mayor. You shall file your answer and proof Increased car ownership has ALBERT A. KBRIi. JR., of service in duplicate with the Clerk Borough Cleric. of tha Superior Court. State House not only been the principal fac- FRANCIS J. NARY, Mayor. I2.lt Annex. Trenton. New Jersey. In ac- tor in the decline of the public cordance with tbe rule* of civil prac- NOTICE transit systems, but it has also tice and procedure. resulted in more traffic conges- Take notice that application hsi. The object of said action la to pbtai been made to the township committee Judgment of divorce between tha tion, thus reducing the speed of of Middletown township to tranafer to said plaintiff and you buse* and making that service Either B Marsh and Emma Wolfe. Dated: December 10. 19SS. even leu attractive to passenger*. U>artr.er»hiv,>. tradinK ai The Utah WISE * WISE Cluh. the Plenary Retail Conaumption Attorneys for Plaintiff, Mr. Rusaell cited tht* problem license C-21, heretofore issued to Leon H Broad Street ardo Field Cluh. Inc.. N/E corner o In the Monmouth county area, Monmouth and Ridgewood avenuca, 121.14 Red Bank. New Jersey. Leonardo N J.. trading aa Leonardo field Club. Inc. SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY NOTICE TO PERSONS DESIRING CHANCERY DIVISION ABSENTEE BALLOTS (Civilians) Objections, if any. should b* made If you ere a qualified and registered Immediately in writing to Howard W. MONMOUTH COUNTY DOCKET NO. M-4444-M voter of the State, who expects to be Roberts, township clerk of Middletown abaent outaide the State on Tuesday, township. ROY KING, Plaintiff, vs. CARMKLA February t. 1957, or a qualified and ESTHER B. MARSH. KING, Defendant. Civil Action. NO- registered voter, who will be within the 85 Highland Avenue. TICE OF <>RI>BR FOR PUBLICATION. State on February 6. 1957. but, beeeuae Leonardo, N. J. TO: CARMB1A KING, Defendant. of illness or physical disability, will be EMMA WOLFE, By virtue of the Superior Court of unable to east your ballot at Uis palling 124 Center Avenue. New Jeraay. Chancery Divlaion. made place in your district on said date, and Atlantic Highlands. N. J. on tha loth day of December. 1I8«, In you desire to vote in the special elec- tl.lt (Partnership.) a civil action wherein Roy King is the tion to be held on February 5, 1(57, plarntirT and you are the defendant, you NOTICE kindly write to the undersigned at are hereby required to answer tha com- once requeuing that a civilian absentea THE TOWNSHIP OF HOLMDEL plaint of the plaintiff on or before the ballot ba forwarded to you. Such re- IN THE COUNTY OF MONMOUTH 11th day of February, IBS*, by serving quest must state your home address STATE OF NEW JERSEY n answer on Parsons, Labreeque and tha address to which such ballot NOTICE OF ADOPTION OF ORDI .'antona k Combs plaintiff's attorney llould be lent, and muat be algned NANCE ON FINAL PASSAGE wnme address is No. 18 Wallace Street Ith your signature, and state the Red Bank, New Jeraay, and in default AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND AND reason why you will not be able te thereof such Judgment shall be ren- vote at your usual polling place. No SUPPLEMENT AN ORDINANCE EN dered against you as die Court ahal TITLED "AN ORDINANCE TO REG civilian abaantee ballot will be fur. thrnik equitable and juat. You ahall nlahed or forwarded te any applicant I tILATE. CONTROL AMU DESCRIBE Ale your anawer and proof of aerviee, THE METHOD AND MANNER OF unless requaat therefor Is received not in duplicate, with the Clerk of the lass than eight days prior to the elec- BUILDING. CONSTRUCTING, ALTER- Superior Court, Stale House Annex. ING AND REPAIRING OF HOUSES tion and contains the foregoing in- Trenton. New Jersey. In accordance formation. AND ALL OTHER BUILDINCS OR with the rules of eivil practice anf STRUCTURES OF EVERY KIND AND procedure. Dated; December 20 1»5«. NATURE IN THE TOWNSHIP OF The object of said action ia to ob BEATRICE WEBB. HOLMDEL. IN THE COUNTY OF tain a judgment of divorce between Secretary, Board of Education MONMOUTH. STATE OF NSW JER- of Rumaon-Fair Haven Regional SEY." the aald plaintiff and you. Dated: December IS, 195!. High School District, Rumaon, Publie Notice is hereby given at a N. J. 16.111 •neeting of the Townahip Committee of PARSONS. LABRECQltE. CANZONA the Townahin of Holmdel, held Novem a COMBS. NOTICE TO PERSONS IN MILITARY ber 8, 1956, the above ordinance a Ill Wallace Street. SERVICE. OR PATIENTS IN VET- •mended was adopted on final passage. I1E.1D Red Bank. New Jeraey. ERANS' HOSPITALS AND TO Dated: Holmdel. N. J., November 8, THEIR RELATIVES AND FRIENDS. 1156. MONMOUTH COUNTY DANIEL S. IA.Y, SURROGATE'S COURT If you are in tha military service or l«.7« Townahip Clerk Natice to Creditors la Piaaaal are a patient In a veterana' hospital Claims Against Estate and daaira to vote, or if you are a MONMOUTH COUNTY ESTATE OP ANN FLORENCE relative or friend of a person who is SURROGATE'S COURT TREES. DECEASED. In the military serviee or Is a patient Natice to Creditere to Preaaat in a veterans' hospital who. you be- Claims Against Estata Pursuant to the order of EDWARD lieve, will desire to vole in the annual ESTATE OF LILUAN A. KEN. C. BROEGE. Surrogate of the County school election to be held on Tuesday, NEDY. DECEASED. of Monmouth. this day made on tha February t. 1(57. kindly write to the Pursuant to the order of EDWARD application of the undersigned Mary undersigned at once, making applica- C. BROEGE, Surrogate of the County Jane Clayton. Administratrix of the tion for a military aervlce ballot to be of Monmouth, this day made, on the estate of the said Ann Florence Trees, voted in aald election to be forwarded Application of the undersigned, Evely deeeaeed. notics is hereby given to the to you if you are in the military ear- K Chrintiansen, administratrix of tha ereditora of aaid deceased to present vice or are a patient In a veterans' •state of the aaid Lillian A. Kennedy, to the said Administratrix thsir claims hospital atatlng your name age. ser- deceased, notice is hereby given to thi under oath within six months from this ial number, home addreaa and the ad- creditors of said deceased to present ti date dress at which you are stationed or can the said administratrix their clalnti Dated: December llth, 1»5«. ba found; or. If you desire tha military under oath within aix months from thi MARY JANE CLAYTON, serviee ballot for a relative or frland. date. B« McLaren St., then make an application under oath Dated: November 28th, 1»5«. Red Bank. N. J. for a military service ballot to be EVELYN K. CHRISTIANSEN. Maters. Qulnn, Doreeaus. forwarded to him, atatlng In your ap- 139 Harrison Avenue. McCue a Russell, plication that he ia over the age of Fair Haven. N. J. 7t Broad St.. twenty-one yeara and stating his name Alston BeeVman, Jr., Eeq., Red Benk. N. J. serial number, home addraaa and the 10 Broad Street, Attorneys. 117.14 address at which he is stationed ar Red Hunk. N. J, can ba found. Attorney. I17.O THE MONMOUTH COUNTY Dated: December to nit. NATIONAL BANK, RED BANK BEATRICE WEBB, MONMOUTH COUNTY Secretary, Board of Education SURROGATE'S COURT 13 Bread Street, Rid Bank. New Jeraey of Rumson-Fair Haven Regional Natice to Credilore to Preaaat NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING OF nigh School District, Rumson, Claims Againat Eitate ESTATE OF HAROLD H. H0L. SHAREHOLDERS N. J, |7,20 XJNGSHEAD, DECEASED. The regular annual meeting of the Pvirsuant to tha order of EDWAHI shareholder of The Monmouth County MONMOUTH COUNTY C HROEGE, Surrogate of the Count; National Bank, Red Bank, will be hell SURROGATE'S COURT of Monmouth. this iiny made, on th< at its main office at No. 6S Broad Nstlca ta Craditars ta Praseat n the heaveni the star thone and application of the undersigned. Thpn Street, in the Borough of Red Bank, Clalma Agalast Estata dore J. Labrecque, ante executor nf thi County of Monmouth, State of New ESTATE OF NIDA B, 8TEELMAN, •state of the aaid Harold H. Hoiliriu Jer«ey. on Tunday, January 22, t»S7 deceased, head, demeaned, notice in hereby Rive: at 10:00 o'clock A. M. (Eastern Stand- Purauant to the order of EDWARD the angeli tang. Reverently the Wise Men came, bearing to the creditors of said deceased ard Time), for the purpose of election C BROEGE. Surrogate of the County present to tha aaid io)e executor tnei of director! and for the transaction of of Monmouth. thia day made, on the tilims under oath within aix month iucn other builnen aa properly ma] application of tii-i undersigned. Benja- gift* to Him...the holy Babe of Bethlehem. Now, from this date. come before aaid meeting or any ad min Van Keuren, sole executor of the Dated: llecr-mber 3d. 19.r.6. journment thereof. estate of the said Nlda B. Steelman, THEODOKE J. LABRECQUE, in accordance with ths By-Laws. thi deceased, notice Is hereby given to the IIP Grange Avenue, Board of Directar! has fixed 'i :a< creditors of said deceased to present at then, the time of Hit birth it a time of rejoicing and of quiet 1'ulr Haven, N. J. uVlock P. M. (Eastern .standard Time to the said sole executor their claims rarsons, Labrecque, Cancona on January 2, I»!i7 aa the record dati under oath within six months from k Comb*. for the determination of shareholder! this date. happineti and peace. It It our sincere with that thit Counsellors at Law, entitled lo notice of, and to vote Dated: December 14th, ltS«, IS Wallace Street, Uy order of tha Board of Directora. BENJAMIN VAN KEUREN Bed Bank, N. J. 117.«l Dated: Rod Bank, N. I., Decemboi 111 8ou*h 8treet festive teaton may bring to you all the many blettingt that are truly 10, 1S66. Eatontown N. J. MONMOUTH~C6UNTY Daniel S. Welgand E.q.. SURROGATE'S COURT JAMES VAN PELT. 77 Broad 81, Natice to Creditors ta Present »2«.S2 Cashier Red Bank N. J, • part of Christmas, and that spiritual joy and deep contentment Claimi Against Estate Attorney. 117.14 ESTATE OF ELIZABETH WILSON MONMOUTH COUNTY - >J DECEASED. MONMOUTH COUNTY Pur.imnt to the order of EDWAHI SURROGATE'S COURT may be yours to cherish throughout the year to come. C. HROEGE, Surrogate of the Count] Notice lo Creditors te Praaeat SURROGATE'S COURT of Monmouth, this day mads on th< Claims Againat Estate N.ti.e ta Credltars ta Present application of tha undersigned. Thi J. HO Claims Agaiaat Estate Honmouth County National Hank. R«l MAWCM ESTATE OF JOSEPH 8CHERE. DK- Pans., inuceeiaor by comolldatlon U Purauant to tha order of EDWARD EAD The Keynort Banking Company) sol C. UROHUE Surrogate of the Count e»«cuU.r of the estate of the said Elis- of Monmouth this day mads, on th< Purauaut to the order of EDWARD The STAFF and MANAGEMENT abeth W'tlaon, deceased, notice ia hire- ] application of the umlerilgned Leona C. HROEGE. Surrogate of tha County by itiven to the creditor! of mid da- (', Hnhman adminlHtmlrlx of the aa- of Monmouth, thla day made, on tha cenaed to present to the aaid lole tata ol tha aaid Frederick J. Hohman, application of the underslgnsd. An- • xemtor their i-laimi under oath with- deceased, notice Is hereby given to th thony Heherl, sole executor of the ••• of in six monthi from this date. creditors of isld deceaiad lo present tata of the ssld Jossnh Sohare, de- llattd: Deiemher Id. ltd. to the said administratrix thalr claims ceased notice Is hereby given to the TUB MONMOUTH COUNTY NAT- under oath within six months from credl.nri of said deceased to present 1ONAL HANK. I(E1> BANK. to th > said sole executor their claims till! date under oath within six months from BY GKtmcr. r. ULAINE. JR., Dated: December 7th, 10oi, thla date. Truat Offlrer, 1JCONA C. HOHMAN Dated: December 4th, l*t«. 5)1 Broad tittaet, It Ked Bank Manor, ANTHONY SCHKItl, Hea H-nk, N, J. Re.i Hank, N. J, THE RED BANK REGISTER Eejintowii, N. J. Herbert R. Rnlhenberg, Alaton Beekman Jr., Esq. 41 W. Front 81 reel, 10 Hrosii .MI. eteyport, N, J. Ked Hank. N. J. Long Branca, N. 1. 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