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VAT fU. Mfl 1 fIR Iniul 4U]y, UoMIlT inroutB rridmy. Stcond Ou Po>!*c« RED BANK, N. J., FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1961 7c PER COPY PAGE ONE Picknally Says Terminate Services Saimders Ruled Tanks, Jets Used He Is Winner Out for Position ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS—The blamed "bad press coverage" foi Claims in Petition He Beat Henry Hudson Regional Board of its not getting into print. Education has terminated "It's the fault of the news- services of Dr. Carleton papers — not our fault," he de To Put Down Riots Sea Bright Mayor Farrell Saunders and decided not to hire clared. Dr. Saunders as regional district In regard to the regional board • TRENTON — John J. Picknally, a real estate man, superintendent. superintendent, Mr. Brown con- has started action here in an attempt to prove that he Dr. Saunders, who has served firmed that the board has se lected a man for the post, but he Trujillo Homes wo years as superintendent of defeated Thomas Farrell in the November election and he Atlantic Highlands school sys- declined to name him "at thi ihould be seated as mayor of Sea Bright Jan. 1. tem, has. been employed by the time." Mr. Picknally, a Republican, was edged out by Henry Hudson board as educa He also refused to reveal the tional consultant since formation salary for the post, saying "We'll Looted by Mobs 11-vote margin by Mayor Farrell, a Democrat, who of the regional district late in tell the press -II about it in the now is serving his eighth 1959. near future after the superintend- Samuel P. Brown, regional ent has had time to notify his SANTO DOMINGO, Dominican Republic (AP) — term, according to results board president, told The Register present board and make arrange- Tanks roared through the streets of the newly renamed reported from Freehold hat Dr. Saunders' services (to ments to start the job here." Dominican capital and jet planes zoomed overhead headquarters on the night the regional board) were termi- The board head has indicated nated in September. previously, however, that the sal- last night to break up mobs looting Trujillo-owned of the election, Nov. 7. He said it was not the fault ary would be more than $9,500. properties. Mayor George A. Gray of Red of the board that this information The newly-selected superintend- Bank, a Republican, is serving President Joaquin Balaguer proclaimed a dusk-to- did not become public in Septem- ent, an out-of-county man, may as Mr. Picknally's lawyer in the ber, and denied that he or the start his duties here on a full- | dawn curfew after the case. He said he posted $560 board had attempted to keep the time basis Jan, 1 — but if he In bond and filed a petition with most violent rioting since information from the press. can not make suitable arrange- Superior Court Judge Gene R. assassination removed dic- Blames Press ments with his present board he Red Bank Mariano here Wednesday. Mr. Brown claimed that the will serve the Henry Hudson dis tator Rafael L. Trujillo'i The petition, he said, will be board decision to terminate Dr. trict as a part-time consultant iron control and started the na- •erved by Monmouth County Saunders' services was made until he is able to work fulltime Loses In tion on the heady path of lib- Sheriff Ira E. Wolcott, possibly known at an open board meeting, it was reported. erty. today. not an executive session, and (See SAUNDERS, page 2.) In accepting the petition, The troops cleared the streets en voting irregularities, Judge Tight Tilt of the capital and patrolled Mariano.set a hearing for Mon- through the night amid fears of By HY CUNNINGHAM day, Dec. II, in Trenton, to hear continuing new outbursts of ven- LONG BRANCH — One of the the complaint. Board of Education geance against the Trujillos, all biggest surprises on the football of whom have now fled the Is- Reversal Sought menu yesterday was Red Bank land. "W« ire seeking to prove that High School holding the undo City Tense Thomas Farrell was not elected John Picknally Deadlines Are Listed 'eated Long Branch Green Wave and Mr. Picknally was elected," district boards, county superin :o a 13-6 triumph before a huf,e The city — changed yesterday •aid Mayor Gnay, adding: FREEHOLD - People wh wish to be candidates for elec tendent of schools Earl B. Garri rnwd on the victors' gridiron. from Ciudad Trujillo to its an- "We also will show that the cient name of Sanlo Domingo by tion to Board of Education musi son' has announced. Despite losing two of its stars tally should indicate that the re FINNISH PRESIDENT IN MOSCOW — President Urho file nominating petitions b; The regional school board elec- Congress—remained tense. ported 11-vote margin given to >ecause of disciplinary ac'ion Thursday, Jan. 4, at 4 p.m. foi tions will be held Feb. 6, and the Kelckonen, right, of Finland is greeted by Russia's deputy Explosions crackled throughout Mr. Farrell should be reduced to ver a week, ago, Coach Lee the night. district Board of Education elec premier Anastas Mikoyan on arriving in Moscow yester- Walsky's Buccaneers turned in t — because three absentee votes But there were few persons on tions, Feb. 13. remarkable performance for apparently were counted twice." day for talks with Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev. The the streets and it appeared the The law requires a candidate club going into the game w'th • While Mr. Gray would not re- Kennedy, Russians have been pressing Finland for mutual defense bombs were set off by troops for a school board seat to be: 4-4 record. lease particulars of the petition as a warning to vandals. Literate, at least 21 years old, a measures. Story, page 2. (AP Wirephoto) Long Branch was riding the until the proper papers have been Balaguer proclaimed the cur< Advisers resident of the school district for crest of an undefeated season. aerved upon Mayor Farrell, it few after mobs last night ranged was learned from other sources at least two years, and not direct that what is being questioned is To Meet ly interested in any contract with Development Dwellings th« propriety of 49 voters to have or claim against the board. participated in the election be- HYANNIS PORT. Mass. (AP) The revised school law also —A one-day respite from the bur- provides that a candidate may on th, jet planes (See PICKNALLY, Page 2) dens of office ended today for act as his own challenger, and Design Control Is Red Bank High School field when\ put down the President Kennedy as he calle may also appoint one challenge Rumson-Fair Haven Wo»ll removed in key advisers for conferences for each polling place. The name proved to be a real stubborn! and bullets from gun Probe Death on defense spending, civil de- of challengers are to be filec fense and trade policy. with the secretary of the Boan Aim of Ordinance Secretary of Defense Roberl of Education no later than fiv a 19-12 score after three quar- Of Youth In days before the elections. MIDDLETOWN-The Township sented to the Planning Board. owned by the Trujillos, who ran >. McNamara headed the deleg* ters of play. tion coming! from Washington for Committee has reintroduced its The county architects associa- this Caribbean nation as a pri- The positions of the candidates' Then it happened in the fourth, day-long talks at the President'! design control ordinance, aimed tion went on record Tuesday vate preserve for 31 years, cams names on the ballots or election Tom Lallie, Casey back, in- Mayor Thomas Farrell Cape Cod Nojtte. at providing greater control ovar night opposing the code "in as the last members of the fam- machines will be determined in tercepted a Vernon Paulson pass ,,^ JETOWN - Police today Kennedy set up, three separate drawing to be held by the secre- the type and style of future resi- principle." ily fled into exile. arc still investigating the clrcum- and dashed 80 yards for a touch- conferences, the first begihnirlg tary of the Board of Education dential construction here: j The.group said that regulating ittnces surrounding the fatal down. This was the TD that Hostile Growd 52 Killed In at 10 a.m. arid dealing with the at 8 p.m. on the day following The new code, a more sophis t|ie esthetics of housing projects broke the backs of the Purple shooting Wednesday night of problem of trade policy. the deadline for filing petitions ticated version of a look-alike Among the last to leave wa» James Zennario, 17, of 6 Craig had become a problem in many and White Bulldogs. the late dictator's !)6-year-o!d This will be followed by a two- which will be Dec. 29 in the case ordinance now in effect In many communities. In other action, Malawan High PI., New Monmouth, in a wooded hour session pn defense spending of regional boards, and Jan. 5, other municipalities, may become mother, Julia Molina Trujillo. A irea of Claridge Dr., Cadillac Plane Crash The association said, however, backed into the Shore Conference lostile crowd at the airport fell during the fiscal year starting for district boards. a center of controversy between that such control was not a mat- Homes. SAO PAULO, Brazil (AP) - Northern B Division title after silent as she was hoisted aboard iext July I. A mid-afternoon talk the governing body and the'Mon- ter for a governmental agency. a 1313 deadlock with Keyport. The Zennario youth was dead Investigators today combed the on civil defense will wind up the mouth County Association of a plane in a wheelchair for a on arrival at Riverview Hospital. wreckage of a New York-bound A spokesman for the group said The Huskies were lorced all the flight to Miami. meetings. Nuclear Reactor Architects. that a committee- would be way by the Red Raiders before Dr. Julius A. Toren, county Argentine jet airliner in an at. The departure of the Trujillos Joining Kennedy In the trade The proposal, set forth Wednes a huge holiday crowd. physician, said the youth died tempt to determine what sent it formed to further research the left the island nation confused policy talks were undersecretary Permit Issued day night, would control the de- problem., In winning the title, it was of a chest hemorrhage from a plunging to the ground, killing >f state George Ball, Howard Pat- g and wondering what next. WASHINGTON (AP) - The sign and elevations of dwellings (See MIDDLETOWN, Page 2) .22 caliber gunshot wound. all 52 persons aboard. :rson, the President's trade pol- (See GAMES, Page 2) BalagueBl r in a nationwide Atomic Energy Commission has in future housing projects so that David Baumbaugh, 16, of 14 cy adviser, and Theodore Sor- broadcast declared: One U. S. citizen, Gilbert Jean issued a provisional operating li- :hey differ from each other in Claridge Dr., a companion of •nsen, his special counsel. "A formula is urgent and in- Luy, 48, was listed by the Ar- cense for the Saxton, Pa., nuclear looks and in room layouts. Zennario at the time of the shoot- gentine Airline Aerolineas among dispensable to calm public un- Defense Conference reactor, an experimental pro- Design Committee ing, is being held in the county the victims. Most of the others Aid to Yugoslavia rest." But he was not specific. Juvenile shelter, in connection McNamara, Gen. I.yman ram in which Rutgers and Penn- The code also is designed to He appealed for confidence in were Argentinians. revent existing residential areas with the shooting, police said. Lemnitzer, chairman of the Joint sylvania State Universities are his promises to install democra- The plane, a British-built Com- rom being devalued because of Chiefs of Staff; Budget Director participating. cy and said he was working Capt. Raymond T. Walling said et 4, crashed within seconds aft- ower cost, poorly styled homes. David Bell, Gen. Maxwell D. Tay- The program is by four elec- Under Discussion toward a new formula for the details of how the shooting took er takeoff from Vf'racopos Air- place are still being investigated. lor, Kennedy's military adviser, ric utility subsidiaries of the It would provide for the cre- government which would have port and burst into what one wit-, General Public Utilities Corp. ation of a design control com- WASHINGTON (AP) — The President Tito, He said the grain Original police reports said ind McGeorge Bundy, presides the approval of the political op- ness described as a "ball pffire." The companies, which make up mittee composed of three Plan- United States says it is willing|was badly needed because of Zennario tripped while hunting tal assistant for national secur Yugoslav crop failures. position outside the extreme left 1 The weather was clear - and y affairs, were listed for the de- the Saxton Nuclear Experimen- ning Board members and two to arrange to sell more surplus In the wooded area causing the But the State Department said wing. airline officials said the pilot' ense budget conference. tal Corp., are the New Jersey lrchitects licensed to practice in food to Yugoslavia. rifle to go off. last night the two governments This was taken to mean ha ;ave no indication he was in McNamara, Lemnitzer, Taylor, Power and Light Co., Jersey Cen- he state. Belgrade sources said yester- Capt. Walling said he was not still are discussing terms of the was trying to work out a coali- trouble. The flight originated in- Bundy and Stuart Pittman, as- tral Power and Light Co., Penn- This committee would be day that Washington already had deal and the amount of farm ion or provisional government, (See SHOOTING, Page 2) • Buenos Aires. sistant secretary of defense for sylvania Electric Co., and Met- harged with the responsibility of agreed to the sale of another ropolitan Edison Co. commodities to be sold. but informed sources said lead- :ivil defense, will go over civil eviewing all subdivisions pre- 500,000 tons of wheat asked by ers of the three chief opposition lefense matters with Kennedy, "This action represents a con- 1factions had "serious reserves" he emphasis is expected to be tinuation of the practice of: New Mathematics n fallout shelters. supplying agricultural commodi-' ,, .., ,, _ .. .,, Mcl M S Kennedy said at his last news ties to Yugoslavia which began "" J " warships st.ll 'Super-Patriots' Rapped 1 111 o(f the Subject Undergoing Face Lifting inference Nov. 8 that "we are 11 years ago," the State Depart-iP' '™" , capital, outs.de 10 soing to ask for additional funds ment's statement said. It added!" '^w-mile territorial limit WASHINGTON (AP) - The He says: T vcr menl r a or defense next year." that the arrangements come un- V K" " ,* last of the three R's—'rithmetic Eisenhower In Partisan Politics hcm dnwrl "The problem is not that our Defense spending assuming der a law which permits sale of ' *hen brothers of the —Is undergoing a face-lilting in curriculum is outmoded, but dldator rcturncd the 1Sl and orld tensions continue, is ex surplus commodities for local , '"f . many American high schools. that we have done a very bad TV Interview Stand Taken last wcek r fcarS lected to reach the area of $50 currencies which are then loaned! ' '™7 h "' * Instead of concentrating on job of presenting the material lillion in the next fiscal year. NEW YORK (AP) - Former said, those who "make radicj*-* or given » grants to• thej^P^^^f^^ ^ luch things as logarithms, elab- we have taught." Defense spending during the resident Dwight D Eisenhower orate factoring, and proving statements (and) attack people government m.k,ng the purchase. '« ^1^ intervention. Changes may be needed, Dr. iresent fiscal year now is es- deplores what he calls "super of good repute who are proved! lne "to government had con-j •olid geometry, many young- Kline says, but "all talk about ima'ed at J46.85 billion. This patriots" and the recent "rise of patriots." jsidered the delay in the sale asi- Iters are spending part of their modern society's requiring a (See KENNEDY, Page 2) extremists" in this country. Speaking as a general of theicc°nomic pressure on Yugo- time on something called "nev/ totally new kind of mathematics He also urged armed forces army, Eisenhower said it was slavia because of its nonaligned Budzinski mathematics." It includes such is sheer nonsense." officers to shun partisan politics. Items as "additive identity," "bad practice, very bad" for a policies. The case for the new pro- Among other points covered by "additive inverse," and the officer, even when testifying un- Tito charged in a Nov. 13; gram is presented in a manual Eisenhower in the second of a Quits Force "communative property of addi- entitled "The Revolution in Index dcr oath before a congressiunallspecch that "some capitalists series of filmed television inter- MIDDLETOWN — Patrolman tion." School Mathematics" published committee, to express opinions and other reactionary people in Page views presented last night over 1 Introduction of what some yesterday by the National Coun- "on political matters or economic America stubbornly lead nropa- William Budzinski, a member of Amusements 24-25 the CBS TV network: thc police force for eight months, eall^lhe "new mathematics" cil of Teachers of Mathematics, matters that are contrary to the ganda against Yugoslavia and say Births 2 resigned from the department has stirred up arguments a division of the National Ed- 1. He learned at the first Gen- president's." that all aid to Yugoslavia should Jim Bishop s Wednesday night. among educators about its ucation Association. eva summit conference that Ni- Asked specifically about offi- be stopped." Hal Boyle 19 value. kita Khrushchev, and not Soviet cers who try to indoctrinate their Several US. groups and some The Township Committee ac- Dr. Price is one of the au- Bridge 4 cepted the resignation. In its defense Dr. G. Baley remier Nikolai Bulganin, was troops, the former President said: members of Congress have ex- thors. Classified J4-S7 Officials said no reason was Price, chairman of the Depart- he boss of the Russian delet- "I believe the army officer, pressed strong opposition to fur- Sample Cited Comics JJ ment of Mathematics at the ion. navy officer, air officer should thcr dealings with Tito. !given by the patrolman. A sample of the "new mathe- University of Kansas, says: Crossword Puzzle 4-5 2. Russia would never start a General Eisenhower not be talking about political] I Mayor John T. Lawlcy, Jr., matics" as outlined in the coun- Surplus American food sold to[sakl h(, bc|ieved ,t was for pcr, "The technological revolution Editorials 6 luclear war because of America's matters, particularly domestica'l- cil's booklet: Yugoslavia earlier this year in-isona] now in progress requires that Herblock < lestructive power. perous, we're a free people...We Iv, and ni>ver in the international "Analogies are used less and eluded 500,000 tons of wheat. new mathematics be taught in Kitty Kelly 27 3. Sooner nr later the Russian are a people that are respected] field unless he's asked to do so Mayor Lawlcy also said it was our schools, that the emphasis basic reasons more. In the im- Movie Timetable 24 leople will get the word that the for our strength and not only because of some particular posi- unfortunate that the taxpayers be shifted in the teaching at proved programs the pupil is Obituaries 2 ree world is against aggression. our military strength, our econo- tion he might hold." went to the expense of training many subjects already included not told that 7a plus 3a equal Sylvia Porter 9 K. The foregoing will createitnic strength throughout the Had Hopes Can Opene the patrolman only to see him In our mathematics courses, 10a because 7 horses plus 3 Radio-Television 24-25 pressure inside Russia for dis- world," , i At the first Geneva summit 'quit shortly after being named and that we increase the pro- horses equal 10 horses. Indeed, Religious Services J1-S2. .17 armament. In discussing extremists the) conference, Eisenhower said, lie DAWSONVILLE, Ga. (AP) - ,0 ltlc force. duction of mathematicians and after proper introduction to the Social : 28-27 5. The erection of a wall he- former President said: I had hooes for his open skies Sheriff Rufus Talley reported a Richard W. Scuffert, business mathematics teachers." distributive principle, he need George Sokolsky ( tween East and West Berlin is a "I don't think tbe United Statesj proposal. Prisoner escaped by cutting administrator, was authorized to In Opposition ..not be told. He knows that 7a Sports 28-30 sign of Soviet weakness. needs super-patriots. We need "After lie (Bulganin) listened hole in the jail's tin roof with a|chcck with Civil Service as to the plus 3a equal (7 plus 3) a. can opener. The sheriff found the name of the next eligibly man to In opposition is Dr. Morris Successful Investing 3 6. The removal of the body of patriotism, honestly practiced by to my little, short talk," Eisen- "In the new programs we can opener beside the hole in be appointed to the force so that Kline, director of the Division W. S. White 6 the former Premier Stalin from all of us, and we don't need hower said, Bulganin told him do not, tell students that one the tomb in Moscow's Red these people that are more pat- "this is the most interesting thing the roof yesterday but the prison- Mr. Budzinski could be replaced. of Electromagnetic . Research Preview er — J.W. Wcatherow, held on of the New York University In- cannot add 3a and Jb because Square shows Premier Khrush- riotic than you or anybody else." —this had some promise and the In other business. Newton A. one cannot add 3 horses and Antiques, objects of art, entire chev is uneasy about something. Mis definition of extremists in- Russian delegation would study burglary charges — still is miss- Mallett, public officer, announced •titutc of Mathematical ing. Olficers don't know where Sciences. 3 cows: This approach creates household goods and furnishings. No War cluded those who would "go back it seriously." that three substandard houses In confusion when, a few weeks Property of Eleanor Burdge, Fair In connection with Thanksgiv- to eliminating the income lax.,, Shortly alter, that, Eisenhower he got the can opener. the township were recently torn Home Made Sausage later, the student is asked to Haven, at Coats Galleries, 288 ing Day Eisenhower said: and the rights of people to union- continued. Khrushchev, then first down. Country fresh sausage, links or multiply 3a and 3b arid the Norwood Ave., Deal, N. J. Satur- "We've got a lot of things In ize...(and those) advocating some secretary of the Communist No problem finding tenants The Chamber of Commcrc* bulk. Nelson's, 603 River Road.i 'horses and cows' analogy day, Sunday, 1-5 p.m. Phone KE be thankful for. First of a 11, form of dictatorship." j party, turned to him and said, when .you advertise The Register formally presented the township Fal Haven—Adv. breaks down." 346I.-Adv. there'* not a waij\.We are pros- It also included, Eisenhower. (See EISENHOWER, Page 2) way—Advertisement. a copy of its new street map. 1 ' : 8-FiM.y, Nw.S4.im RED BANK REGISTER W-KIHIW New Jersey - l*>#9y, bna!) Picknatty 24 Levitt , Khrushchev, President and mild today with rain ending (Continued) OBITUARIES this afternoon. High In the 50 cauH of their place ot residence. Preliminary in most placet but near 80 Questioned about this, Mtyo SWervtowHsapUa! the extreme south. Fair tonight Farrell, who considers himsell Of Finland Meet Mr. and Mrs. Paul Johnson, FRANK E. JORDAN JOHN K MESSENGER low in th to have been elected for a nln Map Okayed Butler La., Middletown, SOD NEW SHREWSBURY-Frank HAZLET — John R. Messen- MOSCOW (AP) — Soviel ister, Ahti Karjalainen, and the 30s in th term starting next month, sa MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - The Wednesday, E. Jordan, «9, of 121 Glenwooc ger, SI, of 1707 Union Ave., died Premier Khrushchev and Finnisl Finnish ambassador to the Soviel northwest he had made a "most carefi Planning Board Wednesday night Mr. and Mrs. Miles Chiurco, Dr., died yerterday at Rivervlew yesterday in Monmouth Medical President Urho Kekkonen met to Union, Euro Wuori. Novosi near 40 search into the qualifications approved the second Levitt pre- Otter St., Hazlet, son, Wednes- Hospital. Center. day in tha mid-Siberian city birsk is normally closed to for- the soulheas the listed voters and felt sun day, liminary subdivision m«p. Mr. Jordan was born in Jer- Novosibirsk to discuss Russian eigners and no Western newsmei Saturday fai that the votes were given Mr. and Mrs, Joseph Cahi The first, Andover Park, 272 He was bora in Elizabeth, son sey City, a son of the late Jam* claims that Finland and her bii were allowed to make the trip with model responsible and authorized 193 Geary Dr., Middletown, sori lots, was okayed earlitr this of the late John and Edna Ray T. and Margaret F. Shaw Jordan Communist neighbor must join in ate tempei ipeopie." Wednesday. month. Messenger. Khrushchev broke off his Si He hid lived here for the pas defense against West Germany, lures, high Mayor Farrell referred to Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hilton, H« was a member of Holy berian tour at Kekkonen's re- referendum adapted Nov. S, 195' The second, covering a 59-acre five years. . The conference — of which n the 50s. West Richard St., Hazlet, daugh section known as Ivyhill Park, is Family Catholic Church, Union quest that he spell out personal!, in a general election, that a He was a retired central of- details were immediately re- MARINE ter, Wednesday. for 141 lots. Beach. the Soviet stand on the defense proved a constitutional amem fice supervisor of the New Yorl leased — started shortly afte Cape May Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Large) Surviving are his wife, Mrs. talks asked by Russia. The So ment that asked: The project, on completion, will Telephone Co. Khrushchev reached the city a: viet premier has been in the arei 14 Hudson Ave., East Kejnsbur, Mary Sodano Messenger, two ter breaking off 8 tour of Siber 'Shall the proposed amem total 1,280 houses. Mr. Jordan was a member ol f6r more than a week exhortin] Block Island — Small craft wan daughter, Wednesday. daughters, Mrs. Joyce McMahon ment of Article 2, Paragraph The Ivyhill Park section is In Telephone Pioneers of Atneric ian farm areas. agriculture workers to overtak Mr. and Mrs. Richard Colsoi of 'Newark and Miss Gabriella Ings are displayed for southeai of the New Jersey Constitutioi the Church St.-Lloyd Rd. area. and the New Shrewsbury Civ! Kekkonen arrived by plan the United States in farm pro 82 Park Ave., Belford, soi Messenger at home; a son, John winds 20 to 25 knots with s o m changing the residential requin The section includes the ll-acre Defense organization, a veterai yesterday with his foreign min duction. Wednesday. Messenger at home; a brother, higher gusts this morning ehif ments for voting by decreasin site, on Church St., for the of World War I, a member 0 Mr. and Mrs. Raymon Janeski Charles Messenger of Versailles, An Oct. 30 Soviet note to Fin-ing to northwest during t h the period of residence require planned 34-room Levitt elemen- the Shrewsbury Post, America: 10 Beacon Light Ave,, Keens- N. Y.; a stepbrother, Gilbert land alleged that both nations are afternoon, diminishing tonight ani in the state from one year 1 tary school. Legion, and the Veterans of For- running northwest 10 to 15 knot burg, son, Wednesday. Thonen In the Army, and four Would-Be 'Cop' threatened by aggression by Wesl six months and in the county i The board Wednesday night re- eign Wars. Saturday. Rain this morning, em Mr. and Mrs. John Kmak, 25 grandchildren. Germany and its Scandinavia which the vote is claimed froi quested that Levitt provide an Surviving are his wife, Mrs. ing during the afternoon wit Seeley Dr., Keansburg, daugh The Day Funeral Homei Key- NATO allies and demanded as five months to 60 days next bi easement for a footpath at the Irma Franke Jordan; two daugh- Breaks Doors, surances that Finland would con- fair weather tonight and Satui fore the election agreed to by theter, Wednesday. port, is in charge of arrange- Mr. and Mm. Louis Gambai rear of the school. The builder ters, Mrs. David C. Whitson 0 ments. tinue a policy of friendly neu day. Visibility 1 to 3 miles legislature on June 3d, 1957, t agreed to the request. Pine Beach and Mrs. Claudi trality toward the Soviet Union. rain improving to over 5 mlli approved." cini, 29 Rosalie Ave., Llncroft, Held as Drunk daughter, yesterday. Levitt has not yet received any Deniz of North Ridge, Calif. FRED BARTHOLDI The Soviet demand was seen with wind' shift. Tides 1 to 'Illegal Registrations' final subdivision map approvals. three sisters, Mrs. James Browi RED BANK — A man whcas possibly the opening wedge foi feet above normal this morning Mr. and Mrs. Henry Enge MIAMI BEACH, Fla, —' Fred claimed to be policeman was ar- The state, the mayor sail brecht, 25 Queen Anne, Dr, of Adamston, Mrs. Michael Shep- establishment of Soviet bases 01 with some local flooding at higr voted in favor of'1 approval am pard of Staten Island, and MrsBartholdl, 58, veteran of 30 years rested early yesterday at Brldg Finnish territory again or the in-tide. Shrewsbury, daughter yesterda; Msgr. O'Connor, In the motion picture industry, Ave. and Oakland St. after al in Sea Bright the vote was 14 Roy Honstead of California, ani clusion of Communists in tin In eastern Pennsylvania, tout Mr. and Mrs. Robert Murra. died of a heart attack Wednes- legedly terrorizing several fam for to 71 against. 252 Main St., Port Monmouth, four grandchildren. Finnish government. A 1941 eastern New York, Connection 75, Dies in Newark day while .vacationing here. ilies in the neighborhood, Polici If the election Is contested 01 daughter, yesterday. The funeral will be Monda; |treaty of friendship between thi and New Jersey temperature! Chief George H. Clayton sai the grounds of Illegal registr; NEWARK (AP) — Rt. Rev. at 2 p.m. at the Worden Funeral Mr. Bartholdl managed many two nations provides for defense during the May period Satu: Mr. and Mrs. William ROWL today. tions, Mayor Farrell said, ' son, 188 Kearney St., Keyport, Msgr. Peter B. O'Connor, who Home with Rev. Charles H. Best, theaters for the Walter Reade consultations If the two govern- day through Wednesday are e: don't believe the opposition wll rector of Trinity Episcopal Mrs. Rosemary Talarico, of 9 son, yesterday. had been named supervisor of all circuit In the past 10 years. He ments consider aggression I; pected to average 2 or more di have a leg to stand on. They1 Bergen county parishes just two Church, officiating. had been in charge of theater Bridge Ave., told police she su: grees above normal with weath< Mr. and Mrs, Richard Flai [threatened. Just sore losers. This action wl days ago, died yesterday in St. Cremation will take place at operations in Asbury Park, Long fered cuts on her face and fore- near seasonable temperatures i nagan, {0 Silver Brook Rd. Kekkonen dissolved the Finnish be embarrassing to a lot of pec James Hospital. He was 75. Rose Hill Crematory, Linden. Branch, Freehold and Red Bank. head from flying glass when thi beginning of period and ml Shrewsbury, daughter, today, Parliament last week and called pie who have lived for a Ion. Msgr. O'Connor had been ap- At the time of his death, he was man broke a window in her door. weather thereafter. Some normal Monmouth Medical Center for new elections in February in time in Sea Bright." pointed vicar fcrfane Tuesday by MRS. BERTHA H. MADANSKY manager of the circuit's Eaton- Cyril Burgess, 26, or 35 Wa. high and low temperatures an Mr. and Mrs, Robert L. Rush, |hopes that the gesture of consult- It was revealed that If the ac Archbishop Thomas J. Boland] RED BANK - Mrs. Bertha town Drive-In Theater. St., a chicken farm employee al Albany 42 and 27, Atlantic City 213 Norwood Ave., Long Branch, ing the populace would satisfy ion is pressed, Councilman Jo and was to supervise all parish- Madansky, 77, of 187 East Ber- Llncroft, the suspect, was SI and 37, New York City 48 anc son, yesterday. Starting in tha business 35 the Soviet Union of Finnish de-j eph F. Mattice of Asbury Park, es activities In the Bergen dean- gen PI., died at her home Wednes- charged with being drunk an 26, Philadelphia 51 and 33. Scran- Mr. and Mrs. John DiMario, day night after a long Illness. years ago with the Skouras The- disorderly. Chief Clayton.said. sires to maintain neutrality. Oth a councilman and former mem- ery, a subdivision of the Newark ton 43 and 29. Precipitation ma; 407 Garfleld Ct., Long Branch, Mrs. Madansky was born in Po- atres Corporation In New York He gave this account: erwise there would have been a ber of the Monmouth County archdiocese. total 4 tenths of an Inch, occui son, Wednesday. land, daughter of the late Loui: City, Mr. Bartholdl managed the- A man stepped out of a tavernfive-month political vacuum be- Board of Elections, will represent ring towards the end of the perl' Mr. and Mrs. John Mitchell, _. Msgr. O'Connor had been pas- and Rebecca Hoffman. She hacaters on Broadway and in Port .and called to Mrs. Anna Hender- tween the election of a new presi- Mayor Farrell. od. Memorial Pkwy., Atlantic High- tor of the Queen of Peace Cath- lived here lor the past 55 years. Chester, New York, up until the son, 86 Bridge Ave., and he dent In February—in which Kek- Councilwoman Cecile Fractal olic Church In North Arlington time he entered the Army in lands, daughter, Wednesday. She was a member ot Congre- daughter, who were walking to konen will be a candidate—and Morton of Sea Bright, Democra- skes 1922. World War II where he served Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bevac- gation B'nai Israel, Rumson, their apartment. He told them to the regular parliamentary elec- ie commltteewoman In the re- Msgr. O'Connor became a pro- as a sergeant in the European qui. 642 Campbell Ave., Lon, Surviving are two daughters, atop, that he was a "cop", and tion In July. Kennedy iort municipality, said: "We an honothary apostolic in 1959 when theater. Branch, son, Wednesday. Mrs. David Fischer, at home, would "get them." They ran into not worried about this one bi Cardinal Ottavant, pro-prefect of (Continued) Mr, and Mrs. Louis Ramos, 12: and Mrs. Peter M. Friedman 01 Upon his discharge from serv- their apartment, bolted the door We had our challengers at thi the sacred congregation to the compares with the $42.9 billio: Broadway, Long Branch, daugh- Englishtown; a brother, Sldne; ice, he returned to the Skouras and phoned police. polls and the Republicans ha ter, Wednesday. Holy Office In Rome, presided at originally proposed by the Eisen- Hoffman of East Orange and Company and became a division hower administration. This was heirs. There were three Repub- a solemn mass of Thanksgiving The man broke the door open DAR Official Patterson Army Hospital three grandchildren. manager in charge of theater revised last March to $43.8 bi lican challenges and one by thi in the Queen of Peace.Church. and entered the lobby of the Fort Monmouth The funeral was held yester- operations in Manhattan where lion, then raised again when thi Democrats. Election time is thi Msgr. O'Connor celebrated his building. He forced open the Maj. and Mrs. Willis H. Clark day at the John E. Day Funeral he was noted for his promotion door of the apartment of Frank Against Sale Berlin crisis developed last cum- Ime to do this sort of thing, Wi 28 Hemphill Rd., Eatontown, soi lirst pontifical mass for the par- Home, with Rabbi Arthur Her- abilities. Lyons. Mr. Lyons phoned po- mer. ire sure we won, • legally Tuesday. ish Jan. 17, I960. lefinitely." slum of Nyack, N. Y., formerly Mr. Bartholdiijoined the Reade lice. The man retreated and then Second Lt. and Mrs. Wallace Of UN Cards Family Reunion Born in Bayonne, Msgr. O'Con- of Congregation Bnai Israel, of- organization in 1950. He had re- broke windows in a building at K. Weber, Jr., 9 Cedar Ave. BARNEGAT (AP) - An oN Kennedy, like millions of othei nor was graduated from Seton ficiating. Burial was in the Red » Bridge Ave. where Mrs. Ta- Long Branch, daughter, Tuesday sided in Long Branch at 359 Low- ficial of the Daughters of the Americans, took yesterday off Hail University and the Immacu- Bank Jewish Cemetery. - larico has an apartment. During den Ct. the past eight years, American Revolution chapter Tom work to spend Thanksgiving Eisenhower late Conception Seminary, Dar- . the entire foray, the man con- lurvivors include his wife, Rose, .ere, has urged members not to elaxing and eating turkey at a ' (Continued) lington. He was ordained in 1909 MICHAEL STUMPF tinued to yell he was B police- film buyer for the Walter Reade lUy United Nations Christmas >ig family reunion. I don't agree with our chair- in St. Patrick's Cathedral in EVERETT - Michael Stumpt man and was going to get the Shooting organization; three sisters, and reeling cards because the cards AH told, 13 Kennedy adults and man. This is not a good pro- Newark. For the next 13 years 65, of 1465 West Front St., died people In the apartments. (Continued) three brothers. Services will be 'do not follow the meaning of in-laws, and 15 of their offspring, posal." he served as assistant pastor of Wednesday sight at Rivervlew wre at this point as to exactly St. Paul of the Crass, Jersey held at the Gutterman Funeral The sequence started about hristmas." The cards are sold Including Caroline, gathered al "I found right there that Bui- Hospital, where he had been a what happened. City; St. James, Newark, and Home in Brooklyn Sunday. 11:30 p.m. Wednesday and ended 0 help needy children. he home of the president's par- janin was not the boss of the del- patient II days. The Zennario youth was born St. Patrick's Cathedral. a few minutes after midnight Mrs. May N. Gaskill, chairman :nts, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. igation, Khrushchev was," Eisen- Mr. Stumpf was born in Yugo- in Hackensack, son of Mr. MARY LOUISE KRAMER when Patrolman William Heyer if the Capt. Joshua Huddy chap- Kennedy, for the holiday meal. lower said, "and secondly, thai He leaves several cousins in- slavia, a son of the late Michael «lrs. Leopolda Zennario of New made the arrest. Burgess will er's National Defense Commit- And, like the Pilgrims, who in-we were in trouble even before cluding Rev. John Ansbro, Cald- and Christina Stumpf. He came MATAWAN - Mary Louise Monmouth. have a hearing Monday. ee, told members this week that' ited friendly Indians to the first we started, although for thosi well College chaplain; Rev. Moth- to this country 43 years ago. He Xramer, four-month-old daughter he UN Children's Emergency Thanksgiving dinner, the Kenne- maybe 10, 15 minutes, why il He had lived here seven years. er M. Dolorita, mother general had lived here nine years. 3f Mr. and Mrs. Philipp Kramer, Fund cards are in striking con- dys had out-of-the family guests looked pretty good." Surviving besides his parent! •f the Dominican Sisters of Cald- He was employed as a knitter 149 Fierro Ave., died Wednesday are two sisters, Miss Rose and trast to traditional holiday greet They were Paul Fay, undersec- Eisenhower acknowledged thai well; Sister M. Roberta of St. mechanic in a sweater factory in it home. Sounders Miss Rita Zennario, and a broth- ing cards. She said some of them retary of the Navy, his wife ani 'we are really just a few mlnutei Michael's Convent, Union; Sister Brooklyn. She was born In Long Branch. (Continued) er, Nicholas Zennario, all al depicted children flying through three children. Fay is an old anc away from disaster any tlnv M. Alleen of St. Nicholas Tolen- He was a member of Holy Also surviving are two broth- . The board interviewed some 27 home. the air playing violins. ' *; close friend of the President. that some one would try to lni tina Convent, New York, and Trinity Evangelical Lutheran ers, Philip and Edward Kramer, candidates before It made its se- The funeral will be tomorro' WTiile the President, his familj tiate aggressive attack, specifi- Miss May Finnerty of New York. Church and of Solon Lodge, F &and a sister. Miss Elizabeth lection Jast week for the super- Mrs. Harold N, Rosenberg o{ at 9:30 a.m. from the Pflegei l and'friends were inside the sum cally the Soviets," but added: A solemn high mass of requi AM, New York. Kramer, all at home; her pa- tendent't post Englewood," ehaifman (or UNI- Funeral Home, New Monmouth, mer White House, the family ol "With the power that we have, em will be celebrated at 10:30 Surviving are his wife, Mrs. lernal grandmother, Mrs. Marion „ Dr. Sawder*, 55, was hired as CEF of the state chapter of the followed at 10 o'clock by a higl f Morton Sobell, convicted as a spj he destructive power that w< a.m. Tuesday in the Queen of Marie Schick Stumpf; four E. Kramer of New York City, Superintendent of the Atlantic American Association for the UN requiem mass in St. Mary'; for Russia, were trying to pickel have and that he (Khrushchev; Peace Church with burial to fol-daughters, Mrs. Marie Curran of and maternal grandmother, Mrs. Highlands school system, at said money raised from the sale Catholic Church, New Mon outside. knows we have, I think, there, low in Holy Cross Cemetery, this place, Mrs. Elsie Carp of Mary Patchell of this place. salary of $9,000 In August o! 1959.of tha cards is used to supply mouth, offered by Rev. Robert s Police turned them back hat is the thing that turns poten- North Arlington. Union City, Mrs. Margaret Jans- The Day Funeral Home, JCey- It was shortly after that date bod and medical care to chil- ;T. Bulman, pastor. Burial wiir sen of Baltimore, and Mrs. Chris- dren in underdeveloped areas. block and a half away and thi lal aggressors away from the x>rt, is in charge of arrange- that he wag employed by the Sobell family paraded, Instead, ii be in Mt. Olivet Cemetery. MRS. HELEN J. RUTGERS Una Farrell of Secaucus, 12 ments. Last year, $17,000 was raised theory of using global war ti regional district as educational front of the Hyannis Port Posi grandchildren, and a brother, in New Jersey through the sale, gain their ends." MIDDLETOWN - Mn. Helen consultant. Office. MRS. SOPHIE HUTWINA Christian Stumpf of Ridgefield. >he said. ohnson Rutgers, widow of Nich- > Replaced MIcken WEST KEANSBURG - Mrs, ilaa G. Rutgers of Navesink The funeral will be Sunday at Mrs. Gaskill said, "Frankly, J Dor. Saunders left a post Sophie Butwina, 74, of 91 Frank- River Rd., died suddenly yester- 7:30 p.m. at the Worden Funeral do not have the cards." She said Games superintendent of schools in Dela- In Ave., died yesterday in Riv-day morning at the home of herHome with Rev. Harold Hornberg- ihe received information about Middletown ware Township, Camden County, (Continued) erview Hospital after a brief Ill- laughter, Mrs. Marshal Dodge, er, pastor of Holy Trinity Lu- them in a leaflet from DAR head- (Continued) Mi take the Atlantic Highlands Charlie Wathington, Matawar ness, r. of Fishers Island, New York.: theran Church, officiating. Burial quarters. position. He replaced Dr. Charles The idea of such a code wa: tar, leading the way in earnlnj She was born In Poland and She had gone to her daugh- Monday will be private. M. MIcken. She said shB further objected triggered by a mass protest from the tie and acquiring the titli had lived here 15 years. er'g home to spend Thanksgiv- PENNY M. HEEGE Dr. Saunders was one of the to the cards on the ground that residents of the Oak Hill-Nut [or the second year in a row. She was a member of St. Ann': ing. first to apply for the Job of Henry me of them bore a picture which iwamp area over the design o: Brick Wins Catholic Church, Keansburg. . FREEHOLD-Penny M. Heege, Hudson Regional superintendent houses being erected on the for- Brick Township was the win- Surviving are four sons, Wai- Mrs. Rutgers was born In New daughter of John and Anna ihe said was painted by a Com- Srunswick and was th e daughteJ r after formation of the district by munist artist. She contended the mer Hattle Carnegie Estate, ier of t h e Shore Confrence'i er, Henry and Bruno Botwln nl ' ' -—"-- -"*•'- crotchfelt Heege of 109 Center Highlands and Atlantic Highlands Mlddletown-Llncroft Rd. Southern B Division Crown with Bayonne, and Stanley Botwin ol if the late James and Martha|st." died Wednesday'shortly after United States contributed funds ,aw Johnson. She had lived in In September of 1959. Morgan; a daughter, Mrs. Mil- birth at Fitkin Hospital. Expert prefatslenol tor children throughout the world Mrs. Harry H, Neuberger, a 14-0 win over Central Regional his area for many years. : Eliminate Post 3f course this was expected. In red King of West Keansburg; In addition to her parents, the 24-hr, nursing ear* tut other countries kept contri- rpokesman for the residents, She was a member of St. The Atlantic Highlands Board sister, Mrs. Agnes Butwina 0 is survived by a brother, Joseph, butions for their own children. ermed the houses in question inning, the Brick team recorded !eorge's-By-the River Episcopal of Education has indicated re- Hempstead, L. I.; 12 grandchil- and a sister, Cecelia, both at Licensed by the Dept. Mrs. Rosenberg said the cards 'architectural horrors." She sai< its second straight undefeated Church, Rumson. cently that it is considering ellm are greeting cards, not neces hey "were not cheap, unattrac- season and posted its 20th straight dren, and two great-grandchil home; her maternal grandmoth- Ot Institutions and Agencies Surviving, beside Mrs. Dodge, lnatlon of the superintendent's iarlly Christmas cards. They are ive homes but expensive unat- riumph over three year*. Sam dren. er, Mrs. Sarah Emmons Crotch- (X New Jersey ire another daughter, Mrs. post for that school district, which inscribed with 'seasons greet- :ractlve homes.' *!el!o, All-State timber, was the felt of this place ami her paternal The funeral will bs Monday ieorge V. Coe, Jr. of Rumson, Will only cover seven grades (kin- ings' in five languages, or left ing leader in this contest. I grandmother, Mrs. Cecilia Kin- The builders, after conference: t 8:30 a.m. from the Ryan Fu son, Nicholas G. Rutgers of HILLTOP dergarten through six) after the •lank inside to be used for notes. gay of Spring Valley, N. Y. vlth municipal officials, agreed Middletown Township Jumped leral Home, Keansburg, with a 'ahitl, and a sister, Mrs. Sidney PRIVATE mnuiNa HOHB, wa regional school opens next Sep- "Some cards are quite Telig- The funeral service will be :o change the style of the homes. iff to a 7-0 lead against Asbury igh requiem mass at 9 o'clock Carpenter of New Brunswick. Kings Hwy. Middletown tember. ous. For example, one this year held today at 11 a.m. at the Hig- As a result of the protest, 'ark. However, this lead was St. Catherine's Catholic Funeral arrangements are In The regional unit will Include las a picture of the star of Beth- Lawrence A. Carton, Jr., town-! ihort lived. The once defeated hurcli. East Keansburg, of- gins Memorial Home. Burial will OS 1-0177 harge of the Adams Memorial be in Maplewood Cemetery. grades seven through 12. ehem for a theme. hip attorney, suggested thai lue Bishops turned on the steam ered by Rev. Thaddeus Wojcie- Tome. • Although no final decisions have "I don't know," Mrs. Rosen- Middletown take the lead and roller and rolled their way to a lowski, pastor. Burial will be been made, the Atlantic High- lerg added, "that any ol the irivate. ome up with an ordinanci 13-7 triumph. It was the lasf MRS. ADDIE WHITING lands board is considering crea irtists is a Communist." •vhich would go a great deal ime the two clubs will meet on FLUSHING. L. I. - Mn. Addle tion of a supervisor-principal typo Sho saw no reason why a pic 'arther than a mere look-aliki [Thanksgiving Day. Next year HENRY GANSEREIT Whiting 41 of 40-05 Lawrence St. post to replace the position of ure on a card should not be a ode. MMdletown will meet Freehold HAZLET—Henry Gansereit, in- died Wednesday at the New superintendent. :opy from the work of a Rus- He also noted that a prime Regional on the holiday. 'ant son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry 'ork Infirmary. Dr. Saunders has not indicated iian Communist "since the USSR iroblem involved in such a code In other games, Toms River Gansereit, IB Miriam PI., died Mrs. Whiting was born In Salis- it your assurance of getting a publicly whether he would remain is a member of the United Na- vould be that of controlling taste. ind Lakcwood played to a 6-6 'uesday in Rivervlew Hospital. :ions and contributes to the chil- bury N. C. beautiful, enduring monument in the Atlantic Highlands school He also warned the governing le and Freehold Regional clob- Surviving besides his parents dren's fund." She was a member of the Ma- In keeping with your most cher- system if the change is made. wdy that it could expect the corf bered Neptune, 25-13. This series re a sister, Miss Bonnie Ann ished thougnts. Visit our display o be challenged In court. ilso came to a close with Nep- cedonia A.M.E. Church here. er call us, without obligation. lansereit at home; paternal Surviving are her husband, A more recent protest from une slated to meet Asbury Park grandmother, Mrs. Anna Ganse- To live k hart, w FOR ANY OCCASION omeowners has served as a spur ext year on Thanksgiving Day. red Whiting, a son, Raymond It mM la the." eit of Irvlngton, and maternal 'avis, Jr., at home; a brother, CAMPSCUl Owards enactment of the pro- •lore game details in the sports randparents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed- posal. ection. Monroe Cagle of Red Bank. N.J.: JOHN VAN KIRK & SON HONEY BEE FLOWERS ard Bailey of thig place. hree sisters, 1 Mrs. Elizabeth Residents of Kings Village, off K Oooper rt,, MlddltUmn oil rl. 35 »l The Ryan Funeral Home, rost and Mrs. Mary Cobbs of mw RUSSELL T. HODGKISS Rt. 35, nro upset over the fact H«a>n'> Corner Ml 1431* MfliUHBUtS eansburg, Is In charge of pri- ed Bank and Mrs. Ruth Nelson that new houses are being built Special Guest ate funeral services. Convenient Ttmu 611 7J563 enitflj 464 BROAD STREET, in the area, which they claim, Long Branch, N.J. BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (AP) - Services will be held Monday SHREWSBURY are lower in value and size than Jesse M. Hamby had a very their homes. id boys and a 13-year-old bur- 1 p.m. in the F. Leon Harris pedal Thanksgiving dinner guest iarizlng a store yesterday be- uneral Home, Red Bank. Rev. ARTCRAFT MEMORIALS SH 1-4020 The problem is complicated by a petite Frenchwoman who ause one took his dog along. iilford Davis of the Perth Am- the fact that the homes meet the ilped him escape from behind , Reliable Since 1927 "he dog was waiting by a broken oy A.M.E, Zion Church will of- DISTINCTIVE minimum size standards for the iemy lines during World War indow and caught the eye of| zoning in that area. elate. Burial will be in Mon- BY WIRE ANYWHERE passing policeman. louth Memorial Park, Neptune. Residents Ihere are fearful that The guest, Mme. Henri Tarbes, Perfection of Material and their property values will de- in this country visiting some Workmanship In Beautiful crease. the Americans she helped to A public hearing on the new cedom during the war. New Designs code will be held Dec. 13. Worden Funeral Ho Our memorials are manu- No problem finding tenants Dog Day The Adams Memorial Home when you advertise The Register M1LFORD. Conn. (AP) - Po- factured by skilled artisans way—Advertisement. :e easily nahbed two 12-year- In our well equipped plant at West Long Branch. Successor io Mount Memorial Home SHadyside 7-0557 ROBERT A. BRAUN LONG BRANCH MONUMENT CO., Inc. "HOME TOR FUNERALS" FUNERAL DIRECTORS A modern, non-iectarinn funeral home, with Wall St., CApital 2-0300, West Long Branch One of the county's most modern funeral like atmosphere and memorial chapel, dedicated to the homei with a completely home-like atmosphere. continuation of traditional reputation for distinguished BRANCH OFFICE and DISPLAY fi 310 Broad Srrtar Rtd Bank, N. J. service and quiet dignity. 10S BROAD STREET EATONTOWN MONMOUTH MONUMENT CO. | IIEADDEN'S CORNER : Liberty 2-0583 MIDDLETOWN, N. J. { SHadyside 74811 Formerly of East Orange i ttwmeot reduced from flfiV to RED BANK KEGISTER ¥tii*j,Noy. 24, 1961-^ principal, the couseSou vA Assessment even the stxfeati tad their pr- £11 B. tod Helen Lundy, am. Arlington St., Oakhurst, assess- Nason on Education: Now, there's » ml teachfcg Successful Investing ment reduced from $3,730 to $3,- Reductions team! * 530; J.R.S. Construction Co., (Mail your questions to Dr. California-Bound Retirees property at Roosevelt and Mi- Nason in care of this paper. Are Granted chael Aves., assessment reduced While he cannot answer individ- Invest 75% of Capital FREEHOLD - The Monmouth from $4,500 to $4,400; The Asbury The Platoon Systems ually, he will discuss questions County Board of Taxation has Parker, Inc., property on Nep- of general interest in his column.) By ROGER E. SPEAR granted tax assessment reduc tune Hwy., assessment reduced By LESLIE J. NASON students. One member of the become ioverly aggressive on the tions to 41 persons who had ap-from $37,650 to $35,650; Alfred Professor of Education team teaches arithmetic, one playground. Q) "I am 61 years old, my wife possible upward move to occur. plied for reductions in three com Muller, 234 Oakhurst Rd., Oak- Fifty years ago, one teacher teaches reading, one teaches All of this behavior could stem Is 59, and our sons are all self- If you happen to fall in thi munities. hurst, assessment reduced from taught all eight grades in a school social studies, one teaches music from the frustration that James Renaming supporting. We recently sold our latter category, Kennecott Is Reductions were granted to 32$3,330 to $3,230; Margery Silver- that sometimes had upwards of and art. Each teacher is chosen has through his failure to live up home and put the proceeds in thesatisfactory holding for you. in Ocean Township, five in Mon man, Greenbriar Rd., Oakhurst 50 children. as a specialist in his field. to an older brother or sister in assessment reduced from $12,680 bank, since we intend to move (Mr. Spear can not answer a! mouth Beach and four in Mat Today, in an increasing num- The students may move from making grades. Of Street awan Township. to $11,530; Helen E. and Horace ___ ber of schools. Having located the cause of his to California mail personally but will answei I. Jones, 425 Runyon Ave., Dea: one team to another in class-size when I retire all questions possible in his co The following were granted the """ four - to six rourll Sometimes two or more behavior, they can now help Is Requested reductions: Park, assessment reduced from teachers simul- James change his attitude and in four years. umn). $8,790 to $8,490; Dominic and groups meet in a large room or We're renting Matawan Township taneously con- auditorium for lectures or moving achieve more success. EATONTOJVN - A request to Harry W. Goldsmith, assess Elizabeth Sassone, 450 Redmond centrate their change the'name of Corporation for only a few Ave.,, Oakhurst, assessment re- picture presentations which can Organization Makes Difference dollars more ment reduced from $4,900 to ability and just as well be heard or seen by Newspapers are put out, cars Row was presented to Mayor and Three Die $4,400; Andrew J. Germak, 101 duced from $4,410 to J4J10; R. energy on the Council Wednesday by Lawrence than it cost to Willitt Morrell, assessment re- all at one time. and airplanes are built by teams Atlantic Ave., assessment re- progress of a —not by one individual, however Stafford of 162 Tinton Ave. keep our own duced from $13,660 to $13,490. specific group Conferences are held regularly. home. The area duced from $2,600 to $2,400; But- skilled, working alone. He asked that the street be In Accidents ler Lodge Holding Co., County of 100 to 150 The team members take time to renamed in honor of its senior where we for- Richard Morrell, assessment consider not only their progress The team method need not cost NEWARK (AP) - Three per- Rd., assessment reduced from reduced from $10,150 to $9,980; children with- the taxpayer any more. The resident, Silas Taylor. Mr. Tay- merly lived sons had died in accidents in $1,400 to $709; Eddie and Ethe Dr. Naion in a large in teaching subject matter but, had become Woodrow and Dorothy Andersen teacher student ratio can remain lor's father built the first house New Jersey as the four-day hol- Richardson, County Rd., assess school. more important, what is being on that street, according to J|Ir. SPEAR blighted; prop- assessment reduced from $3,990 taught by means of the subject about the same. The difference iday week-ead entered the sec-ment reduced from $1,800 to $1,to $3,800; Amedeo Serrani, prop- This is team teaching, and is in organization Stafford, and most of the houses erty was declining in value, and ond day today. 650. matter. now there are occupied by mem- I reasoned that the money in- erty at Wayside Rd., assessment many experts regard it as a It brings freshness, variety, One man was killed in an au- reduced from 51,990 to $1,719. challenging solution to the per- By comparing notes in their teaching skills and concentrated bers of his family. vested would do better else- tomobile accident and an elderly Monmouth Beach conferences, they become where. Now we have $17,000 in Margaret Haney, ind. and as Alan R. and Joan M. Stout and plexing problem of how to pro- aware cffort "Corporation Row is a pleasant couple suffocated in their burnln; Mae L. Bormida, property at 5 vide adequate attention to the in-of the exceptional abilities and The tcachinj; team need not residential street," Mr. Stafford savings. I am well insured, have home. guardian for Gerard Sheeran, El- problems of individual students, len K. Sheeran and Patann Sheer- Lynn Dr., RD 1, Asbury Park, dividual child in the so-called end with teachers. Soon coun- told the municipal body, "espe- paid for our burial lots, and The victims: huge school. and are able to quickly identify cially since it was paved. We make $8,200 a year. My stocks an, assessment reduced from $4, assessment reduced from $3,730 sellors and parents become Cedar Grove—Douglas R. Mer- to $3,570; Sidney and Sally Each Member Has Specialty and provide'help for laggards. members, too. think its name should be changed have a market value of $15,000. cer, 30, of Schoolhouse Rd., Oak770 to $4,270; Frank J. Sheeran, et ux, assessment reduced from Weitz, assessment reduced from What is team teaching and how The math teacher may remark Not long ago I gave a talk to to be more in keeping with the What part of the savings should Ridge, was killed Wednesday $4,060 to $3,960; Wilson Rose, 907 does it work? that James Is falling down in his kind of street it is." > I invest and what stocks should $3,000 to $2,800; Charles J. Hesse, members of a junior high teach- night when his car collided with Highway 35, Wanamassa, assess- In a sense, it is a school- homework assignments. The Mr. Stafford said he would re- I buy?" W.M. a car driven by Thomas A. PalJr., property on Railroad Ave., ing team on study skills and how assessment reduced from $2,260 ment reduced from $7,050 to $6,-within-a-school. A teaching team, English teacher may say, "He is they can be developed. turn with a petition from resi- A) I've just come back from lozi, 19, of 38 Donald St., Clif- 250; Wilson Rose, property at Rt.with a designated leader, is se- late with a report In my class, dents of the street, to show that ton, at the intersection of Mont to $235; William F. Carhart, 15 The audience Included not only a trip to California, and I have Johnson St., assessment reduced 35, Wanamassa, assessment re- lected for each large group of oo." The physical education the teachers of the team but thethey all desire the change. a strong feeling that you've clair and Pompton Aves. Pallozzi duced from $16,340 to $14,340. eacher may state that he has suffered minor inluries. from $3,260 to $2,760; Lucy L. superintendent of schools, the His request was held for study. picked a pretty fine place for Flynn, property at 66 Ocean Ave., Frank Scicchitano, property on your retirement. Ringwood — Joseph Havran- assessment reduced from $4,435 Franklin Ave., RD 1, Asbury As for investments, I think ek, 84, and his wife, Josephine, to $4,155. Park, assessment reduced from OK Site For you should invest about half of 85, were asphyxiated when $3,430 to $3,110; Wilbur and Jayne the $17,000 in stocks. Doing this flames swept through their bun- Ocean Township VanLenten, assessment reduced will put about three-fourths of galow on Stonetown Rd. Wednes- Robert and Lottie Adams, prop- from $4,700 to $4,280; Morris New Catholic your total capital in stocks and day night. erty on Fairmont Ave., Wana Borin, assessment reduced from one-fourth in savings, a balance Meanwhile, fatalities on the na-massa, assessment reduced from $3,630 to $3,370. High School which I regard as quite reason- tion's streets and highways $2,120 to $1,670; Allenhurst able for you and your wife. mounted steadily. Manor, fine, property at 1 Judith MIDDLETOWN - The Town- With only four years left be- Deaths in traffic totaled 154 It., assessment reduced from ship Committee Wednesday night $5,360 to $3,860; Allenhurst granted a minor subdivision to Adding a &oom? fore retirement, you should buy since the count of holiday week- Drainage sound issues from which both end fatalities started at 6 p.m,Manor, Inc., property at 15 Judith St. Mary's Catholic Church, New periodical dividend boosts and Wednesday. Fires killed 16 andCt, assessment reduced from Monmouth, paving the way for the eventual construction of a 10'xl4" Room Completely moderate growth can be ex- there were 17 deaths reported in $5,090 to $3,590; Allenhurst Man- Program rtanntd ud dciunca by Mon- pected. Both General American miscellaneous mishaps. or, Inc., .property located at 5 Catholic high school. moalh Construction; ,l|i, noor Transportation (NYSE) and CIT Driving was made hazardous Judith Ct., assessment reduced By virtue of the subdivision, pUte, itudi: celllaf Financial (NYSE) fit into this in some areas by rain although from $5,070 to $3,570; Herman Scheduled the parish obtains 20,28 acres of beams: r»rtrn; rldfej door, category, and I think they'll be most of the country had fair Kreisler, 1006 Raymere Ave., MIDDLETOWN — Township land adjacent to the present ele- wlndotr Had closet opartaf I pre- strong1, additions to your list. weather. Wanamassa, assessment reduced Committeeman Paul Pandolfi an- mentary school site from the es- .Q) "I bought 500 shares of rom $4,170 to $3,945; Donald and nounced plans Wednesday night tate of James E. Griggs.- 169 American Heritage Life at $12.Renew Ties Grace D. VanBrunt, 428 Wells for a $305,000 drainage program In ^ September, the parish It's now past $14. Should I still Ave., Oakhurst, assessment re- to be carried out next year. started a freshman class at hold?" T.M, ; duced from $3,440 to $3,240; Sid- He said the township would re- Mater Dei High School. With Soviets ney Solden and Lucille Solden, ceive $100,000 in aid from the The class is utilizing class- A) The life insurance group has "12 Palmer Ave., West Allen- made some excellent gains this RIO DE JANEIRO (AP) — county for projects that involved rooms in a wing of the elemen- Brazil renewed diplomatic rela hurst, assessment reduced from county roads. tary school, completed last year. year and American Heritage — .4,100 to $3,890. rising from a low of 6%—is cer-tions with the Soviet Union yes- He said work involving the In June, Rev. Robert T. Bul- tainly no exception. You ownterday in a move apparently in George and Bridget Richter, county would be done on Rt. 516man, pastor, told the parish Par- •hares of an aggressive, rapidly tended to demonstrate its free- 269 Jerome Ave., Elberon, assess- near the Countryside Develop- ent-Teachers Association that ten- - expanding merchandiser and I dom from U.S. domination—but ment reduced from $3,540 to $3,-ment; several places on Leonard- tative plans for the hl^school it could mean trouble for the 340; Albert Richter, 257 Lawrence called for the construction of 20 rate them as a strong "hold." Ave., Elberon Park, assessment ville Rd.; Newman Springs Rd., Q) "You seem to like shares of wobbly young government o: and Swimming River Rd., Linclassroom- s plus a library, three Premier Tancredo Neves. reduced from $2,190 to $2,090; science labs and other facilities. Sterling Drug as a growth in- Harry Nargiz, 1103 Bendermere croft, and on county roads in vestment. Why?" R.G. After a 14-year break, Foreign the East Keansburg-Port Mon- The site of the school would Ave., Wanamassa, assessment re- be next to the elementary plant A) You're right. I like and Minister Francisco Santiago Dan duced from $3,240 to $3,090; Levis mouth area. • FIRST PAYMENT APRIL have consistently recommended tas announced the resumption o Cost of the new project and W. and Jean A. Minford, 580 He said the township also plans start of construction have not the purchase of Sterling Drug. formal ties with Russia during North Edgemere Dr., Allenhurst to do work on township drainage • UP TO 20 YEARS TO PAY Why? Sterling is a drug com- a tumultuous session of the problems in Leonardo, East been announced. Park Estates, assessment re- Tentative plans call for the ad- pany with a big stake in pro-Chamber of Deputies in Brasilia. duced from $5,950 to $5,450. Keansburg and Port Monmouth. prietaries, which include the cold Anti-Communist deputies al- dition of one grade in the high Ocean Township Mr. Pandolfi said work in theschool each year until a four remedies, pain relievers, diet most shouted him down. bayshore area involves installa- Angry congressmen—Some o New York Service for Ortho- year school is established. supplements, and other personal pedically Handicapped, Buildines tion of three flood gates in the MONMOUTH CONSTRUCTION CO. The liigh school accepts stu- Items so well-known to us all, whom jumped to their feet with East Keansburg-Port Monmouth boos and shouts of "shame"— reduced from $9,980 to 0; Daniel dents from neighboring parishes When it comes to investing, this W. and Thelma L. Smith, 236 area. HIGHWAY 35 AT HEDDONS CORNER — MIDDLETOWN particular phase of the drug busi- contended that the Communists as well as St. Mary's. already had a strong enough hold 'inecrest Rd., Oakhurst. assess- Widening of the four major ness is quite important. ment reduced from $2,960 to $2,-creeks and an over-all drainage PRospcet 5-1333 SHadvside I.SOiD The proprietary firms are able in Brazil without the presence o No problem finding tenants Soviet diplomats in Rio de Jan-635; Ralph and Elizabeth Real, plan also will be covered In thewhen you advertise The Register to promote vigorously their lines 201 Sherman Ave., Deal Park, as- nroiect. he said. of repeat, consumer-type items. eiro and the inland capital. way—Advertisement. -As a result, share earnings show "This government iis lighting ttrong patterns of steady gains. one candle to God and another Proprietary drug stocks like to the devil," one deputy shouted. Sterling, American Home Prod- Neves told newsmen that the OPEN 10 A.M. TIL ucts, Miles Laboratories, Plough, renewal of relations did not mean Riehardson-Merrell, Bristol-My- that Brazil—which is 95 per cen 9:30 P.M. EVERY ers, Norwich Pharmacal, and Roman Catholic—is selling ou .W. DAY TIL XMAS Warner-Lambert have done ex- its Democratic Christian Ideals. MONTGOMERY WARD trejMjy well in the past. I be- There has been no concession MONMOUTH SHOPPING CENTER, EATONTOWN CIRCLE— LI 2-2150 lieve they will continue to turn on the part of the Brazilian gov In outstanding growth perform- ernment, said the chief execu- ances In the years ahead and tive who took office Sept. 8 with recommend them on this basis. the promise that he would follow Q) "Kennecott was recently a foreign policy of "pure tradi recommended to-ime as a stock tion." NEWI With capital gains potentials. Relations with the Soviet Union "IEKTRONIC" What do you think of this sitna- have been a hot potato for Bra- Cordless electric shaves 'tion?" S.L. and L.C. zilian politicians since Presiden Eurico Gaspar Dutra angrily anywhere, anytime. A) Kennecott ranks as the Perfect portable. world's largest copper miner and broke with Moscow in 1947 be- Is ' a .well-managed, financially cause of Soviet newspaper at sound firm. However, there is tacks on him and Brazilian army no growth here, and buying the generals. shares Is nearly the same as making a bet on the future price TRUCK OVERTURNS of copper. "• FREEHOLD - It took four If your Judgment is accurate wreckers nearly six hours and copper becomes scarce, a Wednesday to right an overturned pretty good profit could be made tractor-trailer loaded with dry .FAMOUS ROUMASTR on the shares. But then, the op-bulk cement. 95 Has exclusive 11° anglt posite could just as easily occur, Jack Weh'ry, Tanagua. Pa., cutting action and and a fair-sized loss might have who was slightly injured in the rollers tool to be absorbed. mishap, said the trailer over- REMINGTON ROLL-A-MATIC Kennecott is a cyclical stock turned when it was cut off by an Famous adjustable rollers NIWI SUNBEAM and, as such, is not particularly unidentified woman driver. for perfect shaves everytime suited to the investor who de- Three additional wreckers were SHAVIMASTER «ires gradual appreciation over damaged in their attempt to right 3 Real, liv« action a period of time. However, the the 20,000-ton vehicle. cutting blades, yield Is good, and a person whoj The accident happened about super honed to Is patient can get an above aver-j 8:30 a.m. The trailer was towed shave "|ik«a blade" age return while he waits for a!away at midnight.

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First Merchant's Natonal Bank' 13'/4 First Nat'l, Freehold (XX) 28 33 Keansburg-Middletown 10.00 250 CHICK WARD'S Long Branch Trust 20.00 ' 545 LOW, LOW PRICES Matawan Bank .30 14 Monmouth County Nat'l .12 New Jersey Trust 1.00 90 Peoples Nat'l, Keyport 3.00 70 Sea Bright Nat'l 1.00 50 INDUSTRIAL LADY REMINGTON Aikon Industries /< Brockway Glass .80 28 29 Arm ond leg control with Bzura Chemicals "'/$ 1214 adjustable Electronics Associates (xxx) 23 24 roller! Hanson VW-M Haydu Industries BW OW Laird & Company Monmouth Park .45 1014 if' N. J. Natural Gas (x) 1.00 FAMOUS . N. J. Natural Gas Pfd. 1.20 22 * "SPEEDSHAVER"^ Trad Electronics .01 .03 U. S. Homes and Development Corp. 2"4 I say let's get a little romantic, 26. Eskimo 1 2 3 4- s V b 7 S 9 10 iillel chairman, and Bernard man. It was announced that the DRY CLEANING SPECIAL it's television. How can you pro- shelter A Aitzner, fund-raising chairman. pose to a girl who all she wants 27. Manufac- II V Rabbi Gilbert Rosenthal of to do is watch television? tured A 3nal Israel Congregation, Rum- 28. White 13 14- ion, will speak at the Dec. 11 •Drapes • Blankets j Sick of TV poplari % BUSES TO NEW YORK CITY Dear Sick: 30. Not at all 10 it. neeting. He will tell about hi Well, try it during the com- 31. Loose (olds rip to Israel, and a film o, (BtMUSS VIA N, J. TURNPIKE) Quilts • Furniture Covers mercial. But you gotta be quick, of akin V n slides will be shown. 34. Fishing 4 % GIVE A TRINKET TREE pole 19 20 21 11 23 If there's a new bride on you 37. Shunt ^/, NEW TWENTY *O«ND ™* DAILY V lie gift list—or a bride-to-be—you 38. Eye 25 39. Walt upon A HAMMOND can please her with a trinke 17 23 25^0 OFF tree. 40. Weak Buy 10 Trip Books and Save % Extravoiee Buy a (mall Christmas tree, 41. To dreii up V SO 42. Restato V For Schedult and Rot* Call SHadysW. 1-0285 and then adorn it wjth trinket! briefly A % /A^A ORGAN from the kitchen-gadget depart- II 31 33 3+ 55 36 (short.) V ment of the supermarket or dime //t CLEANERS DOWN J7 38 $593* store. Tig the gadgets on with 1. Scrutinize Just $25 Down HOLLO'S CHARTER SERVICE bright ribbon. SHIRT LAUNDERERS, Ine. j 2. Window 39 •O Has twice the number of stops The trinket tree also makes a gUuu V 24 W. FRONT ST., RED BANK //< as organs costing twice as FOR GROUPS nice holiday shower idea for th S. Obligated 41 42 much. New styling—new tone bride-to-be. CAdoll, —sounds like three keyboards for one 7A Offer the Bert in Comfort and Experience 11-26 all playing together. Call us today for a free home dem- PHONE PRospect 4-2727 onstration. PR MSN Hammond Organ Studio Asbury Park - New York Transit Corp. Bridge Column of Asbury Park There are two main ways to Cookman Ave. and Main St.' send 50c- to Bridge Book, Red Open Daily Till 9 P. M. 401 LAKE AVENUE. ASBURY PARK play any suit- You can furrow Bank Register, Box 3318, Grand Saturday till 5:30 P. M. your brow until you work out the Central Sta., N. Y- 17, N. Y. "Bench extra -UNDER R0LLO MANAGEMENT- • right play; or you can go at i slap-dash, with a convincing ex- cuse in reserve if your attempl fails. Put yourself in the South leat SAFEWAY and imagine that you can't see the East-West cards. All you know is that West's opening lead Iriday is from a four-card suit. You have my word for that, so don't worry about a smart-alecky lead SELECT AND ORDER YOUR GIFTS from, a five-card suit. and You need two diamond tricks to make your contract. Distrib- First NOW FROM THE GOLD BOND ute the five missing diamonds whichever way you like: there is Saturday National still a right way to play the suit. GIFT ORDER DEPARTMENT ATi .•• • Work it out for yourself be- Store* fore you read on. How to Start SPECIALS Start the diamonds by cashing the ace. Then lead a low dia- CARPET CENTER mond from dummy. This will work even if the suit 29 EAST FRONT STREET. RED BANK breaks 5-0. If West has all the diamonds, your ten will force out You save on thrifty prices • the queen. Later you will lead Print »ff«ti« Friday aod Saturday, Nonmbcr 24th ond from the South hand toward dum- 2JHi at all N«w J«rwy, P*arl Rn«r and Wtddl.town Sterw. save again on valuable my's Jack. W< mom KM right to Mt qoontMM. No. Utt ...Nov. 24,1561 GOLD BOND STAMPS Sooth dealer ' ,, Both sides vntoowle . NORTH *A77 i pRe diamond. You hold: Spades —K MOTT'S • ^ ' 4% ^^ 8 5. Hearts—A K 6. Diamonds— import gifts will be shipped prepaid to 10 5 3 2. Clubs-A Q J. What your home, but in order to assure re- do you say? Answer: Bid one notrump. This ' ceiving Christmas gifts in time your shows the same value as the orders must be placed on or before opening bid of one notrump. You Apple Sauce 0 89 December 1st. are supposed to have a sure stop- per in the opponent's suit as well, but the notrump ovcrcall DEL MONTE ^^ ^^ £^ By ordering those gifts not in stock now, will probably cause less difficul- you will have your gifts early ... to wrap in ty for you than any other action For Sheinwold's 36-page book- gay, glittering paper and ribbons for let, "A Pocket Guide to Bridge," Christmas giving. Fruit Cocktail 3 98 Our Gift Order Department personnel are happy to assist you in selecting and ordering your gifts They Hang Memories and our warehouses are full of beautiful FREE On Their Yule Tree gifts for Christmas giving. The Rev. and Mrs. K. L. Engel man of Appleton, Wis., hang their So redeem your filled Gold Bond savers' books to- memories on their Christmas day. You'll enjoy the Christmas holiday more by tree. EacJi year, the Engelman doing your Gold Bond Christmas shopping now hang a liny symbol of the year's Emperor most treasured experience on the tree. This year they will add their 12th. "For our first yenr," says Mrs. Engelmnn, "there hangs a plain ;old wedding ring. This one was ound on my parents' farm and so has the added value of re- minding us of happy childhood EL\ CARPET CENTER days." There nre, among others, a 29 EAST FRONT STREET, RED BANK snapshot of (heir first church , s«ev in Kirkland, 111., a toy car sym- bolic of the "many hours we SH 1-0302 spent traveling to and from the seminary." a tiny pottery doll for their first child, Ann, and a toy house for the summer cottage acquired at a nearby lake. Unit to Sell piete iadex makes it eaiy to lo-| BED BANK KEGISTER Friday, Nov. 24, 1961—5 F«H», From Car DAILY CROSSWORD cat* any street at a Jtoaee. ., 1——— -. • •' ' \*»y. • •_,[,—; 1 — Hpy pi r.tUfmm: The map was prepared und«|a8

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RUSSELL OLDSMOBILE-CADILLAC CO. 100 NEWMAN SPRINGS ROAD SH 1-0710 SATISFACTION NO MONnr.BMpWN whtn you buy on credit ot Vfthb »ron SIXTV YEARS THE STANDARD or THE WORLD • Wank Register •I N. J. Stat* HtfnnylS, MMMm Join H CMit u* Him Cto» THOMAS mVMG MOWN, PnUWwr IBS-IM JAMES 1. HOGAN, Editor M. HAROLD KEUY. Genera) Manager The police got Garcia. Carmen's big dark eyes, W.HARRY PENN1NGTON, Production Manager shimmered with tears, It did no good. They, took him. Member ol the Associated Press away. Nobody went bail. In a cell, he begged for a fix n» Aanoii'M Pruu u «miue mvf oecur. two babies, no job, and a habit She Thla Mwaraptr unau an ranocilblilUei (or ittumenti tl sslnniu l» utttrt Irnn tt» raidari. began to. feel increasingly sick. One day •abterMm Prlr.n n Mnin On* »i»r 116 00 Ei monlBi. W.00 r u eouour. t rau wpr by mall. * tnti she went to the clinic at Bellevue. They, made X-rays. Carmen had tuberculosis. 'FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 25. 1961 They told her that she was a menace, to her babies, she was 19 and she was Schools and Fallout finished. Burned out, M8H0P She found that she was not worth Too many Boards of Education in work out a system of pupil identifi- $10 a day to any man. That much was necessary—be- Monmouth County have taken a cation. fore food or shelter—for heroin. Most of the women' hands off "what-awi-we-do" attitude More boards of education should turn automatically to prostitution, just as the men turn toward preparation for possible nu- follow Matawan's lead. to burglary. She found.that her parents knew the truth. Not only are some solutions pos- So Carmen remained away. She was at one more cross- clear attack—with statements such roads—the final one. sible at the local level, but if all lo- as, "The state and federal govern- Educational Alliance ments are working on the problem, cal boards become active in planning Someone said that men at the Educational Alliance let's wait and see what they come for an attack, it could constitute an were interested in helping kids kick the habit. Carmen • up with." effective pressure on Trenton and knew about ther "Edgies." They were charitable Jews who had opened the Educational Alliance at 197 East with the Matawan Washington toward state and fed- But not ,so eral participation, financial and oth- Broadway many years ago, They wanted to help poor school board. erwise. Jewish immigrants. Matawan board president Harold In recent years, they had opened their hearts and J. Dolan recently appointed a spe- Hfom their checkbooks to Puerto Ricans, Negroes, Chinese, "Friend, we must save you." Causcasians—anybody who lived, on the East Side and cial committee to formulate plans for "But, if I wish it not?" Four Money's Worth; needed help. They operated On a small budget — this type emergency. "That will but make our resolve the WILLIAM $800,000 a year—furnished by the Jewish Federation He said: "I think we have gone completes" and they had put game rooms, a dance floor, pool ta» far too long just talking about it —Aristophanes Texas: For Men Only S. WHITE bles and a gymnasium in their building. and shrugging the whole thing off. (about 445-380 B.C.) The poor, the hurt, the sick came reluctantly. They By SYLVIA PORTER WASHINGTON - The first had to,be coaxed! Carmen thought.about it for a long The time has come to take definite clear-cut and 16 u g h-mlnded time. Theri she went there and they arranged for her steps." First of all the old rule was pre- DALLAS, Tex.—A short while ago. Mrs. A. R. United States' diplomatic victory in this hemisphere in a very long to go to a city hospital. They arranged for her infants, Mr. Dolan instructed the commit- served in our school that "boys called on Mrs. Hermin'e Tobolowsky, a Dallas lawyer, time has cleared the far right- to get some care. They told her to worry about noth- should be seen and not heard." former president of the Texas Federation.of Business wing Trujillo family' from the ing except herself, because lots of addicts check into tee to make three determinations: and Professional Women's Clubs and now chairman of Dominican Republic. It has ended ,—Aristophanes, from a dangerous-power vacuum which a hospital, but few remain cured. She was going (o need What will be needed to stock the The Clouds, 423 B.C the federation's legislative committee. Mrs. A. R. re- had invited an ultimate seizure cast iron guts to make the grade. . i • district's five schools with minimum ported that she had been under treat there by pro-Communists from Carmen took the long chance. She was put in a " the far left. essentials should students have to ment for cancer and was showing im ward with women who seemed to be pathetically in- The final purpose of education is provement when her husband forbade The various Trujiilos are the remain at the schools, in the event immediate losers. But a greater sane. Some moaned. Some rocked. Some stared stonily. liberation. —Hegel her physician to continue treatment. loser in the end should be Fidel One had sores all over her body. One addict was preg- of a "no-warning" attack? Questioning brought out Mrs. A. R.'s Castro in Cuba. It was the vio- nant and had a baby that didn't look like a baby., No suspicion that her husband had a girl lent right-wing despotism in Cu- What to do in case of an attack The world thus finds in the heroic ba of its old bojs, Fulgencio Ba- one tapered Carmen's habit off gently. It was a cold with warning (15-to 20-minute lee- friend and this was his method of tista, which created conditions v> water cure. man its worth match and mate; and disposing of her legally. ' intolerable as to open the way way) and what to do in case of an the effort which he is able to put for Castro's left-wing rebellion in She sustained the cramps, the sweats, the horri- Since under Texas law, damages the first place. fying nightmares, even an operation for a resection attack without warning? forth to hold himself erect and keep PORTER are community property and the hus- The similarly violent despotism of one lung, and Carmen won her fight Or, rather, the, Can the existing buildings be his heart unshaken is the direct band could sue for damages if the physician defied his of the TrujMos in the Dominican first battle. She gained weight, the black was erased utilized for fallout protection, and measure of his worth and function instructions, the physician refused all Mrs. A. R.'s pleas. Republic was water on Castro's wheel as well—in spite of the from under her eyes, and she began to take an interest how can the buildings be modified in the game of human life. Even though she had cash in hand to pay the bills, no fact that he had long since per- in her hair and her clothes. to provide such protection? —William James other physician would take her for treatment unless verted his movement into a mere It was a nine month struggle. When she came out, her husband gave his consent. stooge operation for Soviet im- 1842-1910 perialism. Larry Zicht of the Edgies met her. He told her that her He also asked the committee to "Without medical care, Mrs, A. R. is sinking fast," For the poor and ignorant in babies were fine. They were with her mother. Her par- the Dallas lawyer told me in an interview. The implica- Latin America have known ents now knew the whole story, and they wanted her. tion is unmistakable. more Trujiilos than tin-pot Khru- to take a small flat over their own. It wasn't much, but, " Theae Days: shchevs such as Castro. And so This is only one more horrible case history to be they have far more feared the if she got a job, grandma could watch the babies all day. added to hundreds of others which illustrate the ex devil they knew than they feared Her father met her at the door. They looked, at We Heed Be Thankful For life Itself tent to which the laws of Texas class women with the infinitely worse devil, the each other a moment This time, it was he who wept. idiots, slaves and infants and give Texas the dubious devil of Communist dictatorship. By GEORGE E. SOKOISKY which they did not know, He took her in his arms and, in Italian, he said: "Wei- distinction of discriminating more against women than But the fact that we, the come to your home." Carmen was 20. It took time for not »uffer from stlff-neckedness Those who are too easily dis- We are thankful that our own any other state. United States, have at last won and false pride. her to trust anyone enough to unlock her heart, but the couraged by the course of events, country has been able to go To a Texan this may be a familiar tale, for during one complete triumph In latin through this period of terror We are thankful that we have America is only one thing. What family had patience. . : lorget that they need to be gone through a period of fear and the past few years the T. B. and P. W. have been fight- thankful for life itself. Were without losing our stability and we do with this triumph, and She got a job, Then she said she was through with" without such misconduct as can distress and have come ois> of it ing an increasingly bitter battle against 44 of the state's how we look at it, is quite an- there no Thanksgiving Day, we courageous and more sure of our- Garcia. Carmen's church does not subscribe to divorce, should still be only lead to self-destruction. In most discriminatory laws. But to an outsider, even an other thing." fact, we have come through the selves, daring greatly to build a but she got one anyway, She also got a job. Then she grateful that stronger society based upon his- informed one, the story comes as an unpleasant shock. Gunboat Diplomacy we live in this worst of it all, stronger than went to Larry Zicht and some of the executives of the when w.e started, more able to toric memory and not upon the For the simple truth is that era of futile hearsay of the moment. Political Do you know, for instance, that a married woman Edgies and asked if she could work part-tims with meet crisis after crisis, more uni- President Joaquin BsUguer has destruction. opportunism is giving way to fied as a people. in Texas can not manage, sell or give away her own been able -to.'hold a responsible them. She wanted to talk to addicts. • Man. in his noble'ideals. . i separate property without her husband's consent, un- and decent government together limited wis- Unity As a People r;..Carmen has been freei of drugs four year?. Lift We are thankful that in this less she makes her assets a matter of public record? in the Dominican Republic only dom, has now We are thankful that we are era of revolution and disturbance with the aid of what used to be year she met Lorenzo, a Puerto Rican who (she laughs been able to achieving unity as a people. The we have succeeded in achieving That she can not dispose of her half of their community called "American gunboat diplo- When she tells this) does not believe in drinking &r prove that he elements of disunion are being a political change quietly and property, but her husband can dispose of all of it? That macy." We put warships and air- smoking, only dancing. He works overtime in a ianjp can destroy eliminated from our society. The peacefully and that we have con- craft carriers offshore within what God has extremists of the Left and of the tinued our orderly way of gov- she can not endorse a promissory note that concerns factory and saves money. She married this young ihan SOKOISKY sight of the country's capital of made, but he Right, those who live by hate and ernment. only her separate property? That she can not go into Ciudad Trujillo. And nobody here and leads a tame life. Their first baby, a boy, was born lias not yet proved that he can prejudice or treason, are being Prejudice Overcome business with her own funds without her husband's made the slightest effort to con- last month. '"'<]" make what God has made. It is found and scourged and the na> We are grateful that we have ceal that we meant to use them possible now to destroy every- tion grows stronger through unity permission and signature? That she can not control in- On the good days, if you walk the East Side, you overcome our own prejudices —and the Marines, too—if neces- thing but we cannot make every- of ideals. It is wholesome thai vestments made with income from her own separate sary. will see a young lady in a windbreaker, talking to ad- thing. We can destroy the earth, which make for weaknesses, that extremism should be extirpated. property because these investments become community Had such an action been taken fcut we cannot make the earth. we have reached a moment in our dicts at Junkie's Corner. Her speech is always the same: We are thankful that we recog- against Castro Cuba, or even T/e can make a 50-megaton bomb history when religious distinc- property over which her husband has complete control? "I was on it, and I can tell you that you can't kick it nize the weakness of our institu- been thought of against any left- tnd we know how to use it to tions have not continued dis- tions and that we seek means to wing Latin-American regime, the by yourself. You have to go to a hospital. I'll help you'. •mash what it has taken millen- rimlnations among citizens, so Appalling Discriminations correct our errors and to build a air would be leaping now with nia to make, but we cannot pro- that all are equal in the eyes off What I've selected here are only a few examples I'll stand by you. I won't let them hurt you. But you stronger society based on the outraged screams of "Yankee duce the earth itself. We have their neighbors as they are in the have tq make^ the first move yourself." ideals of our ancestries. We do in the property-investment-financial field, There are imperialism." It is all right to treat knowledge and even wis- eyes of their God. "intervene" this way against the dom but we know little of what And so, we are thankful to the even more appalling discriminations in the areas of She was talking to Louis that day. He listened po- Trujiilos of our world. But It Is we are doing. CARMICHAEL God of our Fathers that while in divorce, adultery, care of minor children. litely, and he smiled. He is only a boy, but he needs tw<4 other lands, meanness of spirit, very bad to "intervene" in any And so we need to be thank- Although in states through the nation, steady way against far leftists such »s fixes a day. He won't do anything, yet. He is learning ful that our learning has not confusion of ideals and judge- ; ment continues, in our country, progress is being made on elimination of laws discrimi- Castro who have perhaps not how to steal $30 a day. taught us to be so destructive] FORTUNATELY, stolen as much In money from that nothing is left of life. We REV/EIVS OR I we are achieving understanding nating against women, in Texas the situation is getting "Know what I'm doing now?" Carmen said. "I'm and human affection, that to us heir people, but have stolen oniy have gone far in our ability to worse. talking to groups of boys and girls 10 years old. I'm destroy; yet we have not been MMT HAVE ENJOYED is coming the evidence of the their souls and their ancient cul- •ble really to destroy anything. brotherhood of man in all its In 1959 a bill was introduced into the State Legis- ural inheritance. trying to warn them about drugs before the pushers We have gone far in discoverinR THAT 4HoW— reality. lature to provide that equality under the law* shall not No Moans Now get to them." ... '''<•' the secrets of science; yet the be denied or abridged because of sex. Not onl^ did the Mexico, Brazil and Chile, (End of a series of three articles on drug addiction.) total result of our activities is bill get nowhere, the lawmakers passed other. legisla- among others, raise no moans to hardly perceptihls. the heavens now about the Amer- 1 The Cremation Of Man Nothing Destroyed i LETTERS tion which had the effect of adding to the dis- ican gunboats that prevented the We must be thankful that ]nj Dominican Republic from falling MARIONETTE COVERAGE crimination. this peri°d of leaderless men who into extremist chaos. But only a quarrel with each other for mat-' Red Bank. N. J. In the 1961 session a watered-down version of the little while ago they were not ters which are hardly meaning- To the Editor: bill actually passed the House but was defeated in a willing even to go along with ful, the most that can be said is Our committee wishes to deep- Senate committee on a seven-six vote because of "dirty the United States to the point that men battle against aacli of selling a Pan America meet- other futileiy but that in all their i thank the Red Bank Register work at the end," says Mrs. Tobolowsky. —particularly Mrs. Moore and ing even to discuss the menace battles, they have hardly really "Now, we have a new strategy," she declares. The which Castro poses to us all. destroyed anything that cannni Mrs. Marko—for the wonderful publicity coverage given us on 8,500 individual members of the T. B. and P. W. are The lesson for the United be rebuilt, No achievement of u s laln T th man and no monument of God's the recent Marionette Show spon- going all-out in the 1962 election campaigns. They're!;> '«,1 P : ", * Dominican Republic we rightly accepted the creation has been destroyed dur- sored by the St. James Grammar working from the precinct up, are "determined to go responsibility laid upon us as ing this period of man's inhu- School PTA. i the greatest power In this hem- manity to man. It was a great success arid we before the 1963 session with the votes sewed up." appreciate the help your staff 29 Grapefruit 5 £ 35 thorized open burning In recenl Gladys M. Gregory, Middle- N.WC, 5 £ 39C rkmuPLAIN, SUGAREniiiuuiDi or viCINNAMOm N court decisions. town, who died Oct. 23, left $500 to her stepdaughter, Mrs. Philip Mclntosh Apples 3 £. 29* Florida Oranges The hunters fined were Gerald Edelman and property at Mon- Crowley, 400 First St., Keyport, mouth and Lakeside Aves., Nave- 6(12 ' and Edward Britton, Neptune, foi DONUTS sink, to daughter, Rosalind. The Kip? %$$$ $$& trespassing Oct. 7. : balance of the estate to be •&•:•:•:•:•:• .•:•:•;•:•:•:•:• •; :-:-:- b tt Mary Daly, Hyers Mill Rd divided between her husband, :.V: 29 Was fined for burning without Sandwich Bread E Percival Gregory and her daugh fire permit on Nov. 3. SOLD or ter, Rosalind Gregory. Pound Cake MARBLE cut 29' No problem finding tenants Gertrude McConnell, Al p f e When you advertise The Register lenhurst, who died Sept. 25, left her estate to her son, James Mc- i'9 "39 way—Advertisement. A&P INSTANT COFFEE--M" Breakfast Rolls Connell. Minnie Glynn, Raritan Town- ship, who died Oct. 20, left her DEL MONTE BRAND Cup Cakes JK^ estate to her children, Robert Cling—Sliced or Halves BAY CITY | Baker, Ethel Conrad, and Victor English Muffins Plunkett. PEACHES 3-79" Joseph C. Eckhoff, of Rumson, L who died Oct. 26, left one half FRUIT Refreshing Beveraqetl of his estate tohi s wife, Florence, with the other half to be divided Iliftr Alt, Olii Mt, Fruit Flavors U between his children Gerard DEL MONTE COCKTAIL 2 "-69 Bi gap Eckhoff and Margaret Delaney. YukonClub )«F Lucy Mary Jackson, of Free- M hold, who died Nov. 2, left her SAUCE Apple Cider »£« *» r. Homeowner estate to her husband, Alfred Oeeai Spray B Jackson. CRANBERRY . flomeowier II 2-35' Grapefruit Juice i bftTB » flo-tt-your. Ida M. Polhumus, of Little Sil- v !«<* In mto4 (Ml C F • to call m »• for ver, who died Nov. 21, left her Tangerine Juice «"- rle«. "NO OHM- E estate to her children, Earle ana Sweet Potatoes Z 2 ' 45 A&P Pumpkin X r 2™ TIOHI" Kathryn Polhemus. C R C Blended Juice ^K* ID MAIN ST. R Ainsworth J. Hague, Jr., o Table Napkins 4 ! 45 Mint Pillows tr 2 V; 29 Eatontown, who died Sept. 19 Hawaiian Punch **• *«><**•*«* ELFORD, N.J. and William Mehler, of Middle C C APRICOT 787-6900 CO. town, who died June 3, left the!: Wonderfoil £S2. 2S Dole's Pineapple Juice . 25 Heart's Delight Hectar or PEACH estates to their wives. THE GREAT AitANTlC k PACIFIC TEA COMPANY, INC Welch's Fiesta Punch FIGHT —OUR OWN TEA BAGS — FALL LIMING uper MUSCULAR With 5c Off Label With 10c Off Label AMERICA'S .DEPEHDABIE FOOD MERCHANT SINCE 1859 OrSTfiOPHY $2.00 PER 1,000 SQUARE FEET of Prices effective thru Sat., Nov. 25th in Super Markets and Self-Service stores only. 100,85' (Includes Power Aeration and Rolling) RED BAKK LITTLE SILVER EATONTOWN SHREWSBURY CLIFFWOOD 121 Monmouth St. 507 Proipeer Ave. Routs 35 Newman Springs Rd. at Shrewsbury Ave. Route 35 Complete Liquor Department Popular Brands Beer and Ale Monday thru Thursday 'til t P. M. Monday, Wednesday, Thursday '111 I P. M. Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday 'W I P. M. Open Thuridays 'til 8 P. M. Monday thru Thursday 'til t P. M. Fridays 'til 10 P. M. Fridays 'ill 10 P. M. Fridays 'til 10 P. M. NATIONAL LAWN SERVICE Fridays '«U It P. M. Friday! 'tU 10 P. M. Sunday! I A. M. to • P. M. Sundays I A. M. to « P. M. Sundays 9 A. M. to « P. M. KEANSBURG RUMSON and RED BANK PORT MONMOUTH ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS RARITAN TOWNSHIP DEAL Highway 36 Highway 36 10 First Avenue Rout* 36 282 Norwood Ave. Popular Brands Beer and Ale CALL SH 1-4343 Monday thru Thursday 'HI • P. M. Sell Service Store Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday 'til • P. M. Tncsday. Wednesday, Thursday '111 > P. M. H. rfe Fridays '10 IS P. M. Fftdays 'til It P. M. Ne Meat Department Fridays '111 U P. M. Fridays 'Ul 10 P. M. Sundays » A. M. to « P. M. Sundays » A. M. to « P. M. Open Friday »I P. M. Sundays » A. M. to • P. M. Sundays a A.^vi. to • P. M. , Nov. 24, 1961 RED BANK BEGtSTEB Joseph Setreao, property en land, Ja Loeqst Aw., •MMiment GINGER By GtUermma Whutepond Rd., reduced B,JM, reduced t»,<54 to 17.330. omH %M$ Ave., buildiag reduced from to $1,568. ' Minnit L, Carroll, aMeumeat ttivesthli week ,jt; Clap* ^toy. *t,57S to &»;. Madeline H. Michael and Lena Farelia, IB reduced M.0W to $2,0«. The monthly paper collection of Brower, 41 Throcfonorton Ave., Park Ave., building reduced Sverre and Helen Gabrielsen, Boy Scout Troop 110 will be made The Ladies Auxiliary'of tin- building reduced $3,450 to J2.500. $6,800 to 55,300. - 90 High St., building reduced tomorrow morning. Residents are croft Fire Company will meet Vincenzo and Rose Polignano, Leon and Ethel May Buckalew, $4,550 to H20O. requested to place bundled pa- Monday at the fire house. T. C. property on Wall St., reduced property reduced $2,500 to $1,920. Stanley developing Company, pers at the curb before 10 am. Ceramic Studios will give a cer- $2,850 to $2,400- Mortimer and land reduced $27,325 to $20,125. amic demonstration. - Reduced Eustace White, assessment re- No collection will be made in Blanche Cohen, assessment re- Phoebe Dietz, asiessment re- duced $5,200 to $3,400. December because of the holi- duced J6.<->5 to $4,600. duced $6,500 to $4,850. days. Lincroft Cub Scout,Pack 110 Nick Pica, land reduced from Annabelle VonDassel, 271 Grant will hold a charter presentation $7,800 to $6,000. •" $50,500 Ave., building reduced $5,600, to night for parents and friends Fri- George A and Alice C. Mor- The Sunday school staff of the $5,300. Joseph J. Rich, property day, Dec. 1, at Lincroft School. gan, 19 Elizabeth Pkwy. assess- Everett Presbyterian Chiirch last week FREEHOLD - The Monmouth at 42 Rose Ct., reduced $10,725 to County Board of Taxation has ment reduced $8,600 to $6,800. made plans for the Christmas The next dance of the Lincroft $10,000. Anthony Scheri, building Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Williams program to be held Sunday, Dec. granted a (50,500 tax assessment reduced $14,900 to {12.250 and George A. and Alice C. Mor- and daughter, Barbara, Everett Canteen is scheduled for Friday, reduction to the Bamproperties gan, property at 18 Elizabeth 17, A report was given that en Dec. 8. Election of officers and property reduced $12,750, to $8/ Rd-, spent Sunday at yonkers, rollment of the school has Corp., of Eatontown ori its Raphael L. and Blanche Pkwy., reduced $1,775. to $1,200. N. Y. wit!) Mr. and Mrs. Fred committees will be held. assessment. Pearl L., Arthur and Marcella retched 156 children. The nursery Roach, 50 Lafetra Ave. land re- William.;, and pre-nursery classes, which The corporation, which owns duced $975 to $775 and building Patterson, assessment reduced The Ladles Aid Society of Lin- $9,850 to $8,750. include up to the three-year-olds, croft Presbyterian Church do- the structure housing Bamber- reduced $5,650 to $5,350. meet during the church services Wesley D. and Florence Buck- Mr. and Mrs. Charles Conover nated paint and equipment for gcr's store at Monmouth Shop- at 11 a.m. A slide projector has Frederick H. Samuels, proper ley, 17 Elizabeth Pkwy.,'assess- celebrated (heir 31st wedding an- use in painting the church hall ping Center on Rt. 35, sought a ty reduced $58,473 to $36,840. niversary with a dinner at been presented to the Sunday reduction from its original assess- ment $6,100 to $5,175. last week. Men who donated their Frederick H. Samuels, property Robert J. and Mary E. Gaskell, Shrewsbury Inn, Red BanS, Sun- school and young people's group ment of $1,076,50(1. by Stanley Stilwell. services were John Fiockhart, at- east side Rt. 35, reduced 12 Elizabeth Pkwy. assessment day. Charles Rolph, William Brecken- The Board of Taxation also $59,300 to $37,600- Charles Schulti, reduced $6,525 to $5,300. granted reductions to 28 other ridge, Thomas Breckenridge, property reduced $12,750 to $8,- Nicholas A. Ferrara, property Eatontown property owners. Week-end guests of Mr. and "You can vacuum in her*, Mom, but don't disarrange Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Black of Ralph Hewlitt, Raymond. Bryan, The Bendix Corp. land reduced on Knox Ave., assessment re- Mrs. Robert Gibson were Mr. and Included were: Baltimore, are visiting Mr, and Donald Greene, Holmes Burton, $163,900 to $154,900; Buildings re- duced $5,275 to $3,020. Mrs. Stefan Kwiecien and chil- my snapshots!" Mrs. Frank Bluhm, Manor Pkwy. Glenn Richards and Rev. Wil- Robert C. Hayes, 41 Cliffwood duced $2,794,000 to $2,882,006. George A. and Helen K. Mah dren of Orange. this week. liam Mills.

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Van Brackie. 100 Main St. same bank has pleaded guilty ized a bowling team and are in ing. and national home. i ters Nancy and Donna, 98 Main before U.S. District Court the Monmouth County Junior VFW Auxiliary Members were reminded of It was announced by Miss Ellen St., was Mr. Datemasch's broth- Judge Reveler J. Wortendyke, President Of Holy Name League. the Christmas bazar to be held Keliy that a bus trip is being er. Lt. Edward Datemasch, who Jr. Harold Ray Otssou, S2, Mr. Massetti announced that KEYPORT - A donation for Dec. 7, 8 and 9 from 2 to 9 p.m. planned to Patricia Murphy Res- Is stationed at the Brooklyn Navy Methodists Fort Lauderdale, Fla., entered the next Holy Name county feder- department hospitals and the There will be a Christmas booth taurant. Yonkers, for the Christ- Yard. the plea through" his attorney, Holy Name ation meeting would be held Dec. Christmas chair fund were made of holiday centerpieces, novelties mas holidays. Set Roll Call John D. Collins of Morristown, UNION BEACH - Louis Mas- 3 in St. Mary's Catholic Church at a meeting of the Ladies' Auxil- aprons, handmade articles, white The next meeting will be held Visiting Mrs. John T. Wilson, to three counts of robbery and setti, new president of the Holy hall. New Monmouth. iary, Veterans of Foreign Wars, elephants and toy booth. Mrs. Dec. 5 instead of Dec. 6 due to 274 Oceanport Ave., last week-end two counts of carrying a dan- Name Society of Holy Family Guest speaker was John Shullz, In the post home. John Sommer is chairman. the district hospital party on the were Mrs. Howard McGinty, of gerous weapon during two rob- Catholic Church, Rt. 36, presided Hazlet. Mr. Schultz, a member regular night. For Monday All VFW auxiliaries in the state Mrs. William Larkin, chairman Matawan, and Mr. and Mrs. beries. He U accused of hold- at his first meeting last week in of the Civil Defense, spoke on •re donating to the funds once of the Bayshore Nursing Home, Richard Wilson and children, NAVESItiK - The annual roll Ing up the Randolph Township the church hall. "Fallout" and "Shelters." each-year. The hospital fund is announced that a birthday party SOUTHERN PRONUNCIATION Margaret and Richard, Jr., of call of the Methodist Church will branch ef the National Union Chairmen appointed by Mr. The society will meet again used by the department to con- will be held for patients there NEW YORK (AP)-Os5ie Da- Keyport. be held Monday at 8 p.m. It will Bank of Dover three times and Massetti were William Gram- Dec. 14. tinue hospital parties In veterans' tomorrow. Mrs. Mary Flugge, vis got bis first name because be an evening of fellowship and robbing it of a total of about bling, program; Walter Nef(, Jun- hospitals throughout the year. 78, will celebrate her birthday. of a clerical mixup over a south- Mrs. Charles S. Guillaudeu, 14 song. $32,000. The robberies took ior Holy Name Society; J oh n CANT GO HOME The Christmas chair fund is The Junior Girls Unit made ern accent. Maple Ave., and Mrs. Arthur Rev. Norman Riley of St. John's place June 2S, Sept. 19 and Oct. Radigan. literature; Men Mee- HARLAN, Ky. (AP)—Found: a used to hold Christmas parties Thanksgiving" favors and choco- His family, the Negro author- Mason, 18 Maple Ave., accom- Methodist Church, Keyport, will 31. State police said Olsson han, nocturnal adoration; Joseph lost homing pigeon. in seven veterans' hospitals late turkeys for. the party- actor recalls, intended to name panied by Mrs. Margaret Hughes, be guest speaker. There will be told them on his arrest after Kolodziej. ushers; and Donald The bird landed during one the Oct. SI holdup that he bad throughout the state. Mrs. Wayne barland donated him after his grandfather, Ray- Port Monmouth, Mrs. Patsy Chia- special music by the choir. Mrs. Marvin, membership. week-end at the home of Mr*. traveled from his Florida home Twenty auxiliaries from district 15 pounds of white material to ford Chapman Davis. When his fullo, West Long Branch, and Chester Hendricks will be guest Plans for a membership drive Bob Cloud at Stanfill. to the township bank by plane, 6 will hold a party at Marlboro the auxiliary cancer program, birth certificate was being Issued Mrs. Catherine Parzick, Long soloist. were made. The drive will finish It carried an empty message helicopter and a rented or bor- State Hospital Dec. 16. Members Mrs. Sidney Lambertson reported. in Waycross, Ga., however, the Refreshments will be served by at the end of Dec. 1961. pouch dated Aug. 6, 1961, but no Branch, have returned from a rowed car for the last two hold- from the local auxiliary will meet Attending the fall worshop clerk simply asked for initials the. Women's Society of Christian Rev. John Meehan. curate new- other clue to its identity. motor trip to Marlowe, N. H., ups. He bad lived near Berke- the bus at the Six Corners at held by the department^ in Storr- of his given name—and the R. Service- ly assigned to the parish, was where they were guests of rela- ley Heights at the time of the 7 p.m- Richie post home, Plainfield, C. officially was put down as Ministers from neighboring Introduced by Mr. Massetti. It paya to advertise In The tives, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mar- first robbery. Mrs. Edgar Schuler, Merchant- were Mrs. Warren Van Clief, Ossie. cotte. churches also will be present. 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Klein, Mr. and Mrs. , Ofiered By State planted, tbe trees nay not be AFTSR TUB H6ART Commission to give Michael Me- home, Front St., Dec. L Raymond Klein. Miss Joyce Mat Germans - cm« » nbcee Mm dug or removed from the prop- a duty to use all evidence in a the east - today pleaded tuDty STOPS 1 Namara, • dock hiring agent, a criminal prosecution, and die two ley, Miss Linda Tenore, Theodore JRENTON »• Many orders for erty or used for ornamentals, In copy of hit testimony before the to spying for the United States. toe* seedlings for spring plant- defendants were entitled to see The 38th anniversary^of Fire Trembley, Jr., and William the case of Christmas trees, SO commission, Trembley. But both,' speaking In tarn . ingi are now being received by per cent may be cut for sales, material which would be used Company One was marked last f McNamart, a hiring agent for proud voices, Insisted 4h** Mr* the New Jersey Department of but dug or potted trees may not against them. week at a dinner in Meadowbrook guilty only In the strict watt of Conservation and Economic De- American Export Lines at Ho- Chief Justice Joseph Welntraub be sold. boken, wanted tht transcript of Dinner Theater, Cedar Grove. Mayor William F. Rodger* and the Indictment read at the be- i veiopnient, According to an an- said in the Supreme Court de- Members and their wives attend- Mrs. Rodgers and children, Kar- ginning of Moscow's first .public nouncement today by Commis- The types of trees available his testimony to prepare his de- cision that Rosen was wrong' He fense against an Indictment ed a performance of "Bella are en and Neil, are spending the tnv trial since that of America* sioner H. Mat Adams. include white pine, Norway said the state could decide Ringing." The trip, made by week with Mr. and Mrs. Carl U2 pilot Francis Gary Powers. spruce, Austrian pine, European charging him with conspiracy to I Mr. Adams urged that landown- against uilag some of Its evi- bus, was in charge of Raymond Dibllng, Jr., Mt. Prospect, 111. The men were Walter Nau- larch, Japanese larch, pitch pine, defraud the shipping company. dence for a variety of valid rea- er* place their orders as soon Indicted with htm were Francis Klein, Attending were Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Dlbling are former mann, 27. and Peter Soantrfft*, a. shortleaf pine, tulip popular, sons. borough residents. at possible to be certain of get black locust and pin oak. Deliver- Murphy, Orchard Ave., Hazlet, Mr» William Bommer, Mr.. an After their arrest the Russians ting the desired species. business agent of Local 1 of the But he said Me Namara and Mrs. Joseph Sembjer, Mr. and had accused them, among Other ies are made In time for spring Stevens are entitled to the trans- Growing and supplying seed- planting. International Longshoremen's As- Mw. Fred Brunner, Mr. and Mrs. things, of trying; to boat* Soviet lings {For farmers and other land- sociation, and Earl S. Stevens, cript anyway. Theodore Trembley, Sr., Mr. and vNOT FOOLED rocket bases. But the Jengthj ln- t owners is carried out under the This phaje of the State's re- American Export's general su- Mrs- John Calandra, Mr. and HORN LAKE, Miss. (AP)-A dktment did not mention this and supervision of the Conservation forestation program haa been in THREE MINUTES. perintendent. LURE OF THE MOVIES Mrs. James Calhoun, Mr. and skeptical thief broke into a safe only claimed they were captfirtd Etrumental In helping to main- RAPID CITY. S. D. (AP) *- Department's Bureau of Forest- AFTER THIS TH6 The commission said McNi Mrs. Robert Schiable, Mr. and at Horn Lake High School and trying to leave the SovistlWon ry. Seedlings are grown at the tain New Jersey's forest re- PRAIN HAS SUFFERED mara reported eight longshore- Bismarck industrialist Harold Mr*. Gustave Dirner, Louis with 15 rolls of film that I* • state Tree Nursery' at Washing- sources. Trees also are impor- PSRMANSNT PAMAGfc, men as working while they ac- Sehafer, one of the wealthiest Gross, Mr. and Mrs. Martin Mc- stole 1658. radar and power station*.' tant in soil and water conserva- tually were making alteration! to men in North Dakota, spent part Inerney, Mr. and Mrs.' Keith The burglar ignored a sign No problem finding tenants tion, by forming windbreaks and Ubful M Murphy's house. 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FrtMt laid mfl tht District Board of Elections 12-Friday, Nov. .24, 1961 Leonardo Troop IT tad her school friends, Ham Haraeyy, Jr.Jr.,, l Double Vote f TW5 • «EIW6 CARDS • QFTS Deals* RoWasos, Kristin* Kw*-Av»,, was ceJetamtoJta d "responsttte for allowing Am A .double celebration wu held wawva, Cynthia Hfcue, Mary- PresenP t w«» Mr*. votes at (as polls have appeared y y » At before the County Board of Elec- I FAmGOOK* FU6S • HOME SAFES for the seventh birthday of Don- ann DlDelmeirei , EEvelyl n MarM y FFen - FosterFt , Mrs. Joseph School Sends na Ptomphrey, daughter of.Mr. ton and Cheryl Spratford. Belford, and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph tions and were reprimanded."' STAT10HERY « OFFICE SUPPLIES and Mrs. William Pomphrey, and Apel and family, West Keans-1 for Mrs. Sam Giaimo, this place, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Short, burg. AsBury Park ART i DRAFTING MAI Delegates To Monday, Present were Karen Brooklyn, and Mr. and Mrs. Ber- FREEHOLD - Mrs. Kathryn Holmdel Man Adeskowiu, Marsha 'Wilson, nard Griffiths of Westfield spent Cosmopolitan Associates will L Freret, secretary, reports that To Get 120,000 State Parleys Deborah Allen, Virginia Maxson, Thanksgiving Day with Mr. and hold its second annual dance at the Monmouth County Board of Mary Collins, Cher^J Pomphrey, Mrs. Maurice Short' and family McGulre's Grove, Mlddletown, to- Elections has referred to Vincent NEW YORK - William Jones, — Students Jrom IBM TteNT Pamela Bush, also Miss Janet of Nautilis Dr. morrow, A buffet supper will be P, Keuper, the county prosecutor, Jr., of Holmdel is the principal the Rumson-Fair Haven Regionaal Giaimo, Mr. and MM, John John- served. Meetings are held in "the name of a voter from the beneficiary of the more than) High School were represented at 17BrtMdSt. UDIANK son, and Mr. and Mrs. William Brownie Troop 75 will hold anjChrist Episcopal Church, Middle- first ward, seventh district of $29,000 estate here of the late the recent industrial arts open Renderer. investiture service Monday in the; Asbury Park, who voted twice on Arthur Taylor Treglown of Tad- house and the Trl-County School town, once a month. fred Carver and Mrs. Edward Nov. 7; once by absentee ballot worth, Surrey, England, whose Library Association meetings Lasslk will conduct the cere-1 and once at the polls." will was filed fgr probate in Sur- here. Kevin Hueston, son of Mr. and Ruth Ann Kochon, daughter of Mrs. John Hueston, OakwoodjCommunity fire house. Mrs. AJ- Mr. and Mrs. Waiter Kochon, "This," she said, "is in direct rogate's Court. Joseph Luhcy and Harry R. COLD WINTER AHEAD!!! Rd., celebrated his fourth birth- mony. Dated May 26, 1950, the will Carter, instructors, and John Burlington Ave., celebrated her violation of the election laws day last Sunday.: Attending were provides the Holmdel legatee Post and John Anderson, stu- ISth birthday Monday at a family of New Jersey." Kevin Koelsch* Darleae Parker, "there three-fifths of the estate. The rest dents, responded to an invitation The first birthday of James Hoi- party. "In addition," she said. Frances, Patrice, Ann and of the property goes to four other by Dr. Robert M. Worthington, combe, son of Mr. and Mrs. were two other voters who voted George Stanley, Karen Hueston, individuals. Mr. Treglown died director ol industrial arts at Tren- John Holcombe, Kelvin Ave., at the polls after applying for Paul CollinsL Douglas Furce, BAPTIZED SUNDAY Aug. 20 in England. Actual aba ton State College, last week-end was celebrated with Mrs. Flor- and receiving absentee ballots. Ruth and Tim Sodon, David, Dan- ence Miller, Mrs. Joseph Maxson SHREWSBURY - Julie Loreij However; these people did' ' of the estate will not 1M known to show off a group of selected until an inventory automotive projects. lei and Judy Black. and daughter, Joanne, Mr. and Gilman, daughter of Dr. and Mrs.vote the absentee ballots, Mrs. William Senn, Sr., Mr. and A. R. Gilman of Lincrolt, was they too, were violating the law. In the library meeting, Miss Carol Schnable, daughter ofJMrs. William Senn, Jr. baptised Sunday at Christ Epis- The law prohibits any person who problem finding tenants Elva Fischette, librarian of the Mr. and Mrs. William Schnable, copal Church. Rev. Anselm Bro- hag applied for an absentee bal- when you advertise The Register school, Miss Anne Voss, school Center Ave., celebrated burg officiated. lot to vote at the polls." | way .—Advertisement. library consultant, and Mrs. The 12th birthday of Joseph Janet Z. McKialay, head of,the bureau, emphasized the advisory and supplementary characteris- tics of the services of the Public OPEN EVERY NIOHT TIL A:3O and School Library Services Bu- reau here. AUTOMATIC The bureau, upon request, sup- pjies aid in establishing library policies, obtaining material} and PERSONAL CARE planning facilities. Bureau mem' ben attend programs and con- ferences. The bureau has a col- % I HOLIDAY SWINGS! WITH lection of more than 80,000 vol- umes and loans books to county libraries or schools. Breaks Ankle While [•art Mobilheat Working at Jail SOCONY MOBIL HEATING OIL '.FREEHOLD — George Sadow sky, of Millhurst, suffered a bro- ken ankle when he fell 30 feet Owr nyMmally advertised while working to dismantle metal stairs, at,the 'county Jail. ' Mr. Sadowsky was transported to Fitkin Hospital by the.Free- OIL DELIVERY hold First Aid Squad following the mishap. The County Board of Free- 3 HERBERT ST. 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M. lo t Pj M \ tout* 35 at Asbury Pork Traffic CircjW atboth /ocoflons ( •••*»• Fun Labor Union RE) BAMC REGISTER Fridif, Km. 24, 1961- -li Mr- R**av- His cl>iIdrtn-lf y IVtt HAM* TO YOU? tyBMc* will divide that share of the Crackdown NPW A WH0LE PCUAR ftP ONE WASHINGTON w" ln fh(" government cracked down today more thah n J20.00J2000O estate off hhll« *"*' bu!lnes(! for mor* lha» 57 ao • labor union for fining its own KIP -me MO5T we GOT WAS was n Ml ert 1 fron father, the late Frank A. Ready *""• « » I" ' members: for producing too much, fl ATHIN PJME! of New-York, vice ppresident «f|°' " ™MS.«nen« and taught The action was directed against the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel. lthe. h°teI ^s'n?s? » . Ne" Y?rk _...... i. and CCornell Universities. He was, Local 283 of the United Auto This was learned today when. 76 years old at his death on Workers Union based on charge* Mr. Ready's will was filed for Nov. 6. filed by employees of the Wis probate In Surrogate's Court. Size of the estate will not be coaain Motor Corp.. West Allis, . J)ated 6ct, 17, 1958, the'will known until an inventory is Wis., that the union is suing them provides the widow, Mrs. EtSsI completed. M Ready of New York, with to collect such fines. half the estate outright plus the No problem finding tenants | Under the union productior Income for life from a trust fund when you advertiej The Register norms, it was said, most em comprised of the remaining prop- oloyees of the firm were able to erty. way.—Advertisement. finish up a normal day's work two hours before scheduled quit ting time. Stuart Rothman, general coun- sel of the National Labor Rela- tions Board, announced he h a d directed a complaint against the union as a test legal case be- cause similar charges of union imposed production standards have "recently arisen with some frequency." YOU CAN GO DANCING The union was said to have © MM, King foturej SyriiiciU.T«^ World riifa'u r«»rt«l. originally imposed only token fines of $1 on over-producing members but lately to have adop- feasts. In Portugal, the tradi- tional dinner has fish and 'owl. IN 3 SHORT HOURS... ted a policy of levying penalties Feast Favorites of {50 to $100 in cases Of "fla And in America, of course, •jrant conduct, unbecoming a Around the World the turkey reigns supreme as In an ARTHUR MURRAY licensed Studio union member", in outdoing union Whip up these' party pretties the favorite holiday dish. out and dance with confidence I R P. RISTINE & Co. Production standards. What will you feast on this Even If you've never danced n a few hours—they add fun before you can go dancing Studioa open daily from 10 A.M. festivity to your celebrations. Several months ago the union Christmas? It depends largely,™ u •> r Established 1902 ltt Hear Proff8Wr after only three hours instruc- to 10 P.M. Hostess hits—bell pockets o 'iled suit in Milwaukee courts on what part of the world W tion in an approved atudio li- Member* New,York and PhUa.-BalU, Slock Exchanges one apron, cotton' fringe on seeking to force collection of live in, for countries differ! WEST LONG BRANCH- Dr. censed by Arthur Murray, Inc. American Stock Exchange other. Quick 'n' easy gifts. Pa fines on members who balked at greatly as to traditional menusEric I. Manheimer of Asbury See for yourself how enjoyable CAUTION tern 838: transfer, pockets, plac laying them. for Christmastime. Park, assistant professor in so- «nd bow easy it is to learn to be- Moit mnclni iclwlswcrt ittrud ., $t«CKS . BONDS... MUTUAL FUNDS Ing of fringe; directions. In many countries, including cial sciences, will speak to the come a beautiful dancer. Come by pttolt without idmuiti triin- Send 35c (coins) for this pal tion, New York 11. N. Y. Print France, Ireland, and the Scan-;Wesley Fellowship in Red Bank in and take a Special half-hour Int In ih» tiiehinitl ballroom dinclft|. Lester R. Ross, iJgr, tern—add 10c for each pattern olainly pattern number, name, dinavia countries, goose takes, Sunday at 8:30 p.m His topic Trinl Lessor!. You'll be thrilled at how quickly you will be d»nc- At a iludio licirtHd BJ AMhur address and zone. the place of honor at holiday!will be an "Interpretation of Is-1 for lst-class mailing. Send t ing-and how fast you con lenrn Mutrar, me feu art aniiitd •• »'E&St FRONT ST. RED BANK, NEW JERSEY tables. In Scandinavian homes, j lam." j Laura Wheeler, care of The Red FOR THE FIRST TIME! Over and brush up on the latest part initruction aaeauttcvary Bank Register, Needlecraft Dept. 200 designs in our new, 1962 Nee; the tables are also 'aden with Dr. Manheimer (oined the Mon-i teachit u tarafully chetan and <'"' Telephono SHadyslde 7-HH — WX-12M steps. Enjoy the Cha-Cha, Fox tnorouihlr Iralmd Uitf* Ha can P. 0. Bo* 161, Old Chelsea Sta dlecraft Catalog—biggest ever! meats and fish during the Yuleimoulh College staff in 1959. Hei seas( Trot, Walti-whatever you qualify to taach you. Our (tamp ot Pages, pages, pages of fashions, >n. received his BA and MA degrees! •wish. Step in at your conveni- approval It your protictlon. home accessories to knit, cro- Germans add apple stuf ng]from New York University and| ence—see how fast you'll step chet, iew, weave, embroider, to their Christmas goose, while,hi. Ph. D. at the University of quilt. See jumbo-knit hits, cloths, the Dutch like theirs with Oklahoma. He taught at Pace spreads, toys, linens, afghans highly spiced dressing 'and College, New York City Corn- plus free patterns. Send 25c. plenty of puddings, fruit cikes, mimity College, University of Ok- ARTHUR MURRAY School of Dancing honey cakes and desert brends.j|anoma and Westchester Com- It adds up! 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Du Pont Show Features \£i you Old-Time Jazz Greats By HAROLD STERN him young, says he doesn't miss the old days a bit and thdnks his One can only hope that thi current band Is as good as most title "Chicago andAIliliat Jazr" of those he used to play with. isn't indicative of the quality and He only wishes he could record approach of Sunday night's Du- It to show Jau fans how good Font Show Of The Week (NBC It Is. There Is a possibility of TV, 10-11 p.m. EST). On the a recording soon. When you ptoi side Is the inclusion of such consider all the discs being legitimate Chicago jazz musicians wasted on The Twist" It's a as Joe Sullivan, Pee Wee Rus- pity Johnny's last record under sell, Eddie Condon, Meade Lux Ms own name was halt of an Lewis and such former New On UP for the Southland label • leans types as LU Armstrong, number of years ago. Kid Ory, Johnny St. Cyr and While he's naturally pleased Zutty Singleton. at the resurgence of interest to On the eyebrow raising side, traditional jazz both here and other than that offensively corny abroad, he feels there are some title, is the fact that such vaude- misconceptions about the music. vinyl slippers "Most people have a curious villians as Mae Barnes, Minns So much at Wards low and James and Blossom Seeley Idea of what Dixieland is," he said. "They feel if it Isn't a tra- are heavily represented. Will price. Carol Brent's ALLURING COLORS, FUR COIliM ditional number like 'Panama' quality be sacrificed in the in- feminine styling will or 'High Society,1 it Isn't real. terests of the sure-fire? See the please every woman Don't let the low price fool you...only But, it isn't the number, it's the SPECIAL show on Sunday and find out treatment. People today request on your Christmas list. a huge special purchase makes it pos- Johnny St Cyr, who's been a only the standards, but Dixie- Waltz-length gown sible I These beautifully crafted charm* professional musician since 1908, land Isn't any particular number and matching peignoir ers are first quality throughout: marsh- has high hopes that the show will or group of numbers. We can be not only a good one, but play anything and make It Dixie- with exquisite lace and mallow-soft vinyl, bunny-fur collar, gold shot in the arm for Jazz on TV. land." shirred sheer bands. Mylar* trim. For gifting or keeping, And for Johnny himself, "Chicago choose blue, rose, black, lilac, other;. and (Ugh!) AH That Jazz" will Johnny St. Cyr numbers him- Pastels, white. 32-40. mark his first network television self among that group of mu- exposure. Other personal firsts sicians who don't care for modem for Johnny include Ms first visl |an. to New York City (to tape the "My objection to if," he toM •how) and his first reunion with me, "is that it has no melody. Lit Armstrong since 1926 when If s a demonstration of skill on both were members of Louis an, Instrument and it Isn't Armstrong's Hot Five. pleasing to the ear." Johnny's appearance on Sun- Johnny, wto played with Fate day night's TV show is justified Marable'a band on the Missi- by the fact that he worked in ssippi rlverboats before 1930 Chicago, beginning with King (How's that for nostalgia?), Oliver in 1923, until the crash. was at one time one of the most "The crash in 1929 just about In demand banjo and guitar killed jazz,"he said. "After that if players In the music business. we were able toiwork (or four Not having heard too much of hours' and got paid $1.50 for the Urn in recent years, I won- whole session, we were pretty dered what he'd been doing. lucky." "I'm a plasterer by trade," he told me the disheartening news. I'm glad Johnny St. Cyr has "I played Jan whenever 1 finally been discovered by tele- could, but I couldn't make enough vision at the age of 71, but no money out of music to live until matter what recognition he may recently. When my eyes started attain now, it will never make up to go bad and I couldn't do fin- tor the fact that, as is true ol ishing work any more, I got the position of so many another lucky. I'm back playing on a rtist in America, he had to sup- riverhoat again." port himself for the greater part The riverboat, Johnny ex- )f his life by working as a plas- WIND-UP ROBOT BATTERY- tops in cycling fun! plained, it the ons that plies the waters of the Disneyland amuse- folding doll-carriage —"MR. MACHINE" POWERED ROBOT NEW CONVERTIBLE ROADMASTER BIKE ment park in California. 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Tucker property at 156 Queens Park.) >r. East, this borough to Mr. in handling, fancy chrome pusher; foot brake, "The biggest difference," John- and Mrs. Clyde Benner of Sum- ny Insisted, "between the old time mit, N. J. riverboats and the one at Disney- The residence, built a few land Is that there's no gambling rears ago by Malmone Brothers, or drinking at Disneyland. Also, on a half-acre landscaped plot, Fate Marable used to play a jazz Is of ranch design and has seven calliope to announce our arrival rooms and attached garage. In a town and we're trying to Mr. Benner is an engineer as- get one for our boat too." sociated with Bell Telephone Lab- Johnny, whose music keeps ratories in Murray Hill, N. J. CHECK HERE FOR THE BEST CHRISTMAS EVER For hundreds of happy Christmas Club mem- I Garden Mark farm! ( bers hereabouts, Santa has already arrived, bring- TV "FLINTSTONE" "BREAK-A-PLATE" toy service station COLOSSAL 32-PC. 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TV Key Previews U In the home of Mrs. James The Christmas covered dish OUT OF THE GOLDFISH BOWL down the drain an* eventually Alger, 72 Division St. supper party, to be held in the .Todty"! top tdevisiw snows as son defends u vfoqtbtB NASHVILLE (AP)-It .thrives winds up dogging the intake 40 Years With Given lor Club Mrs. James Ellis, president, library at the group's December in some people's goldfish bowls, screens it hydro electric pknli. previewed Ufa selected by TV accused of killing hli club" boss. announced rhat aa invitation had meeting, will be tinder the direc- and the Tennessee Valley Author- The small weed Is even blamed Sexy blonde Leslie Psrriah is an- KEYPORT — The Woman's key's staff of experts who attend beed extended to die member- tion of Mrs. Laurence Nolan, ity is out to get rid of it. for increasing the mosquito pop- other suspect, Md she has a few Bell Telephone Club,, meeting last week in the rehearsals, watch screenings, and ship from the Grow and Show Miss Marion Peseaux and Mrs. ulation. scenes to parade around in thai library, heard Franklyn Hunter, It is a pesky fern-like growth analyze scripts In New York and RED BANK - Frederick ZeU Frederick Rudolph. will keep mala fans engaged. II deputy co-ordinator of Radchem Garden Club of AUenhurst to par- called water milfoli which has Hollywood. seems even exercise addicts can maun, Jr., 14 Throclcmorton Ave., ticipate in the sixth annual moved into TVA's vast network The popular song "On the for Monmouth County Civil De- No problem finding tenants KA«HU>E. "Little Fishes. be bad underneath. 7:30 p.m will mark 40 years of service with fense, explain the work of the Christmas Greens Show Dec. S of dams and reservoirs. TVA Banks of the Wabash" was writ- Good ffinily show. More big CBS. New Jersey Bell Telephone Co. Civil Defense, the effect of radi- and 6. Mrs. Thurlow Karris, gar- when you advertise The Register officials say the plant U usediten by Paul Dreser, brother of Monday at a luncheon in 'the ation from megaton bombs and den and conservation chairman, way—Advertisement. "* in goldfish bowls, later poured the novelist Theodore Dreiser. gaest stars as Burgess Meredith THE DEFENDERS. ' "The Military Park Hotel, Newark. what protection should be taken. tunrf'uj) playing a fish scientist, Treadmill.", Interesting tale. Ed- Certainly an oddity among the ward Binnj stars as a man who He also answered questions. cattle drovers. Meredith wants to was convicted of first degree The success of the membership dfftck a river with fish and hopes murder 25 years ago, but suffered tea at the group's meeting in Oc- BRIGHT ACRE Open Evenings 'til 9 P.M. - Sun. 8 to 6 P.M. tfte drovers.will get the fish to a mental breakdown before sen tober was reported by the chair- the river in tine. 7:30 p.ra.CBS. tence was passed. Now, a quarter man, Mrs. Nelson Smith. " ROUTE tfc ««Mon PeHt Cbou. of a century later, the court must Membership chairman Mrs. A. The relationship between Lee give him the mandatory death J. Me Neil presented the names ALCOA ALUMINUM COMBINATION Marvin as a bitter, loveless musi- sentence. A similar plot was used of three applicants accepted cian, and Macha Meril as by Naked City a few weeks ago, unanimously by the membership. French singer he's grooming for but it's done better here. Though They were Mrs. Andrew Taylor, pardon. Is the basic substance of Alfred Ryder plays a psychia- Hazier, and Mrs. Norman Laur-j STORM |he entry, but it's played well trist and appears In only one sen and Mrs. Stanley Graser, 23* Rotary Snow Thrower feough to sustain, your interest. scene, it's easily the most absorb- Keyport. Also, Miss Meril, incidentally, is ing scene in the play. 8:30 p.m. Mrs. Harold Botger, chairman Clears a 23-in. swath even through deep drifts K very charming little actress. CBS. of the recent card party, reported ... adjustable spout controlled from oper- |,30 p.m. CBS. on its success, socially and fi- WINDOWS LEAVE IT TO BEAVER, ator's position throws snow right or left, "Wally's Big Date." Another fun- nancially. [:"U.S. GRANT, An Improbable over banks. Fingertip handlebar controls, Triple Track. Heavy Duty ny episode. Wally and Eddie Has- American Home chairman Mrs. gear-driven reverse, self- fiero." The most interesting thing kell, the boy bandit, plans to go Nelson Walling announced that a jpjbout this halfhour study of Ulys- to a dance with blind dates, but Thanksgiving basket would be do- propelled. Let us show you Famous Brand Nam* p.m. NBC. have a bright niece who should f> TWILIGHT ZONE. "Still Val be in the movies or on TV.—Mrs. ley," Good idea. A twist.on the W. R., Albany, N. Y. if?pact with the devil" theme has Answer—With very few excep §.'• Civil War soldier meeting an tions, child stars are usually the "fpi man who can turn Yankee offspring of frustrated actresse soldiers into statues. This could who never made it and are de be a very big deal for the South, termined to see their children but Gary Merrill, as the soldier, make it. The prime pre-requisit • •> i'K has a few qualms. 10 p.m. CBS. for the child is a doll-like face, m long-hair (for boys as well Immortlbto to ln«ignta on EYEWITNESS. An analysis of girls), some semblance of danc- hamllo. Own si oanily m toe •• Finland-Russian .crisis as ing or singing talent, and, ittosl my pot or pan. President Kekkonen meets with of all, a pair of good shoes t Premier Khrushchev today, or a cover all the casting offices in flimpse of Salem, Indiana, at Hollywood. Unless your niece i thanksgiving time to see how a a combination Shirley Temple- imall American town spends its Margaret O'Brien, forget it. ime and energies, will be the Subject of report tonight. An Question—One of my favorit fither/or affair. 10:30 p.m. CBS guest stars on many TV series Signal BglH BOM off whoit .HERE AND NOW. Frank Me Is Harry Guardino. Could you tel frypm hat raachod era-tot Gee has Berlin on his mind to- me something about him?—L. L. temperature. night, but the. angle this time is Bridgeport, Conn. the economic problems facing the Answei^-Guardlno is a forme *ity of West Berlin, and the sub- student of the Actors Studio in sequent effect they may have on New York and got his first ma Our policy. Also, the story of jor exposure in the stage produc building a ski resort in Man- tion of "Hatful of Rain" when he chester, Vermont, McGee didn't succeeded Anthony Franciosa In have time for last week, should the role of "Polo." He has ap- peared on most of the major dra be on tap tonight. 10:30 p.m. NBC. R«dpe matic TV shows and in many i JACK PARR SHOW. Bob New- movies including "Houseboat," part's fans might want to know "King of Kings," and "Hell I Ihat he'll be around for the Paar For Heroes." He is currently in Show this round. 11:15 p.m. NBC. Rome where he is filming "Thi : TOMORROW Pigeon That Took Rome" with Charlton Heston (and it is'not 1 PERRY.4WASON. "The Case of Biblical epic, believe it or not)

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For one thing, at hear- als are denying them their rights ings before the inmate disciplin- on religious grounds. But none CENTER ary board Muslims are exceed- have been filed in New Jersey Eotontown Clrele At Work in Prison ingly polite, he said. They stand yet. at attention, are courteous and "They are not a disciplinary MONTGOMERY WARD LI 22150 By JOHN KOLESAR nied, Yeager said the Muslims accept their penalties with a problem here," Yeager sums up, TRENTON (AP) — Among the are not considered a religion, "thank you." "But potentially it is explosive." 1,200 men in New Jersey State since the recognized Moslems dis- Urbaniak said New Jersey Prison it * sprinkling of Ne-avow them completely. He also treats the Muslims just like any groes who ejpouse black suprem- turned down their request to other prisoners. There is no acy, who disdain pork and pray bring their own food into the din doubt, he said, that some prisons Holmdel to Mecca—the Black Muslims. ing hall, either from the prison in other states have violated the Members of the Holmdel Town- harden Howard Yeager esti- canteen or from mailed pack- Muslims' constitutional rights. ship Committee attended the an- mates there are maybe a hun-ages. There are security prob- Potentially Explosive nual convention of the New Jer- dred of the Muslims in the pris- lems involved. Some of the other states have sey State League of Municipali- on. They are part of a nation- "The Muslims have us stop found that when one Muslim pris- ties last week in Atlantic City. wide cult which rias drawn the everything at sundown, face the oner is punished, the other mem- Those attending were Mr. and attention of the FBI, among oth- East and pray," Urbaniak says. bers of-the cult call for similar Mrs. John Mount, Mr- and Mri. ers, Yeager says. Muhammad Instructs his follow- punishment. Stanley Stilwell, Mr. and Mrs. Yeager thinks New Jersey has ers, in and out of prison, to face ".. . There is sound reason to Walter Smale, Mr. and Mrs. Dan less trouble with the Muslims Mecca and pray five times a assume that the congregation of Ely, James Ackerson, and Er- than some other states. day. these adherents is another at- nest Pe, eux. In turn, the cultisls seem to Stand-Offish Crowd tempt to harass prison adminis- tet more rights in New Jersey's The Muslims are a stand-offish Taylor Schanck, son of Mr. atate prison than they do in oth-crowd in the prison, Yeager said. and Mrs. George Schanck, Main er states. . He said this tends to stir up Guess Who . . . Rd. after spending a 30-day leave Muslim Head Jailed some animosity among other pris- at home, has left for Davisyille The Muslims seem to do much oners, but there have been no R. I., where he will be stationed of their missionary work in pris fights or riots, as there have at the SeaBee Base. ens. Their high- priest,. Elijah been in some Western prisons, Muhammad, once served a pris- I Yeager says the Muslims usu- The Ladies Aid Society L of on sentence himself, for draft ally try to get together In the Holmdel Federated Church, meet- evasion. prison yard, but guards are un- ing last week in Fellowship Hall, Deputy Attorney Eugene T. Ur-der orders to break up any clus- heard reports on the recent baalak, the Institutions Depart- ter of more than six prisoners. Country Fair held by the organ- ment, says few Negroes are Mus-This seems to keep things under ization. Meeting hostesses were lims when they enter prison. control, he said. Mrs. Harold Holmes, Mrs- Jo- Once in prison, Yeager said, New Jersey seems to allow its seph Canard and Mrs. Thomas the Muslims can present some Muslims one privilege that is Antisell. About 24 members at- outlandish requests. withheld In just about every oth- tended. The next meeting, in the For one thing, they asked for er state. form of a Christmas party, will • pork-free diet. (Muhammad Urbaniak said the Muslims in be Dec. 12. Gifts will be ex- tells Ms followers that white men the New Jersey prison asked for changed. feed Negroes pork to weaken and got permission to obtain cop- them). ies of "The Q'Ran," a book by The second film series spon- Want Own Temple Muhammad. sored by the'Holmdel PTA will The Muslim convicts also asked Helps, At Times be shown Nov. 29 at 8 p.m. In for a separate temple of their Urbaniak said he lias never the elementary school. The top- own. seen the book and does not know ics will be, "Individual Differ- Both of these requests were de- whether any New Jersey prison- . . . is a child psychologist. ences" and "Families First."

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Sociability is accented le Northfield Garden Club of light. or, children of Mr. and Mrs. «nd you'll find people agreeable, ivingston. secretary of the State ames Lawlor, Broad St., who "That fellow up there sure is having himself a affectionate snd attractive. Prof- 'lower Show Schools and an ac- urnished the musical program, itable employment is denoted iredited National Flower Show 4 ball," said my date, as we sat down at Rev. Charles S. Webster, Red for the week ahead. judge, spoke on "Christmas Sank, spoke on the subject "The Throughout the House." Her top- a table so small it would crowd, a leven Ways to Keep Young and wss illustrated with home ar- tUV Future ... A new triangular midget Past ... Toe average return rangements, table centerpieces Mrs. Ralph J. Rothbart was on stocks fcu been below thit shaped moos robot with two My date was actress Shirley Mac- legs in front and four in back ind ideas for the holiday season astess. Presiding at the tea of bonds for 35 months now, the longest such period in JO•will have advantages of size iecor. Lalne. ible were Mrs. Melvin Philo and years. And in relation to bond and weight and will operate Willard Aumack, Mr. and Mrs. The place was the Peppermint xs. Edwin O'Hanlon. yields, the return on common with leu internal friction thin Leo Lammers, Mrs. Harold Roh- Guests were Mrs. James Law- one using wheeli. Lounge, home of that new dance craze, stocks is the lowest in SO years. hit and Mrs. Raymond Vogt ir, Mrs. Joseph Morley, Mrs. •ere hosts at the meeting, at- SAVE "The Twist," where beatniks and cafe ussell Scobey and Mrs. Edward tended by more than 50 members BOYLE society notables bump hips in a new The Day Under Your Sign and guests. Also attending were The art department will pre- members of the Garden Depart- ENERGY and moving form of democracy. Very moving, AMES (Bern Mirth 21 to April If) LIBRA (Stpt. 23 •» Oct. 22) ent the program at the Dec. 1 Clreuasunctft nuy jwttlnde dainf ex- My dnitle action is wtnwd agiihst u ment of the Raritan Women's Shirley had come, to New York to get a little big it may mrk to your diudraatige. neeting. The guest will be Mrs. act!/ al you with, Sirim wita tin tide. Club, Laurel Gardens Garden Throw away lines and pins! Drying's city background atmosphere for her next picture, Ituart W. D&wson, who will talk TAURUS (April 30 ta May 3D) SCORPIO lOrf. » »»Nev. Jl) lub, Woodland Park Garden Curl up witl a ma) took tnl let tl«Mite ban arironaest to plaunt that on "Paper Craft and Party Dec- jmat people woa't atriy. Club and the Window Box Gar- "Two for the Seesaw." . orations." real of the norld go «T» a breeze here; washing is too. Fin- SAGITTARIUS (Nov. U fo D.c 21) ten Club of Old Bridge. But like most visitors from Hollywood—- or GEMINI (KTiyll to June 21) You may kate to forffo aomttliinf you Mrs. Harold Simmons, nomin- Take command of the •ituatbu. t*t line/, but »k>dt Wt son) for jrou Inj. est automatic washers and dryers! Peoria — the first place she wanted to see was theMrs. Haitch otieri know .cnttlf where you lUttd. wiy. itjng committee chairman, pre- CANCER (Jtm» 22 to July 21) CAPR1CORM (OK. 21 io Jan. 20) ented the 1962 slate. Nominated Peppermint^Lounge, Adventure tills! Rtrjiationi iu||Ut «• A jeatoul perion can upset the houftbolil ind elected were Mrs. Roland Names Aides iwerioi Get out of that rut. ' At Midnight Tor leamistv tat don't iron. /incent, president; Mrs. Bernard DONALD'S COIN-0-MATIC LtO (July 5: to Aug. 21) AQUARIUS (Jan. il <» Fib. If) iress, vice president; Mrs. Rich- At midnight the Peppermint Lounge resembled KEANSBURG — Mrs. Florence £ituftrlce Post, American Legion If • person who hit been tfarouta t!w SBnuUUM tara nrnit excitant ing secretary, and Mrs. William RED BANK mill atm gwd adricc. teed it. around jtnr home. You'll tsjor it. RED BANK Howell, treasurer. They will be ' Everything went — from sweatshirt to silk gown. appointed Mrs. James Hughes, II secretary, at a meeting In the C lWt, KeM Entfrpriia, Inc. | stalled at the group's Decem- Everybody was doing it — "The Twist" — as theLegion home last week. jer meeting. band blared "Irresistible You" to a mad jungle beat Mrs. Haitch, presiding at her Plans for ths Christmas din- They were screaming and jabbering as if 10,000 biting Irst meeting, named the follow- er party were made. Mrs. Ten commiltee chairmen: Mrs, ants were crawling over their bodies, and they were Inn Prepares Lincoln Hose•yck Ronson Is chairman. It will MONTGOMERY WARD iVilllam Dorl, poppies; Mrs. Irv- be held Dec. 17 in Buttonwood trying to shake them off. That Is the basic movement ing Spielman, membership; Mrs. Manor, Matawan. MONMOUTH SHOPPING CENTER-PHONE LI 3-215* of "The Twist." Kathryn Huber, good and we'For- Grand Auxiliary ToArrangements featuring the lare; Mrs. George Thornton, "I glubba-glubba-glubba-glubba before," said Shir- Thanksgiving theme were tied ( Bold Star mothers; Mrs. Joseph Hold Bazar for first place by Mrs. Ernest ley, as an elderly bald-headed department store owner fackman, publicity; Mrs. Mary Opening Pfelfer and Mrs. Thurlow Harris. AvDonald, community and Wards undercover wiggled by with a bulging-eyed, teen-aged girl, whose RUMSON - Philip Lucia, pro- KEYPORT-Mri. Stanley Fer- :hlld welfare; Mrs. Charles Fa- ry, vice president ot the Ladies' long straight hair dangled past her woolly sweater.. prietor, said he is preparing • Analog Computer fashions... to, coupons; Mrs. Bernadette Auxiliary of Lincoln Hose Fire fan Hart, Pan-Americanism, and party for the grand opening of ";What did yoa^y?" I shouted between cupped Company, conducted the meet- Course Set by EAI ATS. Charles Banzaka, legisla- The Black Point Inn, 132 East handKV ing last week in the absence o! PRINCETON - A two-week te. River Rd., Saturday night, the president. course in analog computer appli- "I said Ipever saw anything like this before!" Shir- The commander, J a tn e Dec. 2. Mrs. Casmlr Ciecierskl, chair- cations to chemical process prob- ley shouted back. iughes, thanked the members man of the bazar to be hellems for engineers and scientists 'or their assistance snd co-op- Mr. Lucia of Red Bank »a( The ear-cracking noise and the beat-beat-beat of Nov. 30 and Dec. 1, announce' in the chemical and petroleum eration at the recent Legion his brother-in-law, Vincent Pat- that Christmas articles, apron: industries will be conducted Jan. the band went on and on and on. The packed dancers ten, Rurhson, recently acquired lance. and novelties will be on display 22 to Feb. 2 by Electronic Asso- twisted and twirled like sardines full of pep pills, help- Plans were made for a covere the property, known until now as Members will hold a Christ ciates, Inc., here at Us Prince- less in the grip of a frenzy that would not let them stop dish Christmas party to follow Frank's Tavern, and have been mas dinner Dec. 14 at Buc ton Computation Center. the business meeting Dec. 12 operating it since then. John Smith's, East Keansburg. Twitching Mrs. Banzaka and Mrs. Jack The courSB will consist of a Chiafulli, owner of Johnny's Present were Mrs. Ferry, Mr; series of lectures arranged to After a while I found11 was twitching in my sea man are In charge of decora tlons. Family Restaurant in Red Bank, ChaTles Applegate, Mrs. Clifford present a picture of the analog in time to the music. Some of the ants must have computer and its applications in has agreed to prepare the food Martin, Mrs. Robert Walshe, brushed off and fallen on me. Then I noticed Shirk; MOVE TO BAYSHORE at Black Point Inn and will offer Mrs. Charles Kinhafer, Mrs. Har- this field. Fundamental and ad- ry Tuthill, Mrs. Frances Hil vanced analog techniques will be was twitching too. Some of the ants must have fallen WEST KEANSBURG - Mr. Italian dishes Including pizza and Mrs. Ralph J. Wilson, for- pies. Mrs. Theodore Tice, Mrs. Fran- presented to provide background on her. merly of Wilmington, N. C, have Mr. Lucia said live music has ces Travers, Mrs. Arthur Pres for discussion of specific appli- Shirley looked over at me with a question in he moved to West Keansburg t been booked for tonight and to- tage, Mrs. Allyn Lee, Mrs. Wi cations. It is the 20th course in liam Kaspar, Mrs. LeRoy Seste varying phases of analog com> eyes. But I am a bashful coward. make their residence. Mr. Wilsoi morrow and the proprietors plan served in the U. S. Coast Guan to provide music on subsequent Mrs. Albert Hill Jr., Mrs. Josep! puter techniques given by EAI "I'd love to!" I shouted to her. "But I've got th for the past four years and n week-ends. Collins and Mrs. Lehmann. at the Center since the instruc- tion program began in 1937- j;out. No, no! I didn't say, 'Let's get out." I said i'vi ceived his discharge recently. He A package Iftruor store also Is was stationed at Harbor Island, Winston-Salem, N. C, came got the gout!" included in the establishment. Mrs. Wilson is the former Miss Mr. Lucia was employed at theinto being in 1913 when the com No problem finding tenants The bandleader, young Joey Dee, then stepped over Barbara Evans of Grove St., Eas Old Union House, Red Bank, for munitlej of Winston and Saterr when you advertise The Register to Shirley. She was on her feet in an instant. . Keansburg. : six years. merged into one city. way—Advertisement. The mob magically cleared a space and Shirley an Pee did "The Twist" like it's never been done befon OJMII 10 A.M. 'til 9:30 P.M. —not even in the Peppermint Lounge. Evny Day 'HI Ch/lirmoi , Shirley's blue eyes flashed, her red hair bounced $ MONTGOMERY WARD "• MONMOUTMnNMnilTH SHOPPINSHOPPING CENTECENTER Phana Li 2-2150 For 10 minutes she wiggled and jiggled and shook am shimmied while the room rocked with the mob'! screams of delight, Finally, exhausted, Shirley wavec a "no more" sign at the band and came back to oui table. "You have to be 12 years old to do 'The Twist,' she said, and gave a wonderful belly laugh, the kin $ that takes a man's heart away. What a sense of fu: Save 4! Automatic that girl has! As we left one of the young beatniks smiled at m and said pityingly: "Better wrap your muffler around tight, Daddy-o blanket of 100% Acrilan' It's cold outside."

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Court" Sends SH6flAW.T,5HOfUTI.DAY5AWllKATIAMI««ttSHlOMl»A.M.TIl»:MP.M. 18-Year-Old To Marlboro FREEHOLD - Walttr R. Cook, \ U, of 7« McLaren St., Red Bank, was given a suspended sentence Thousands of toys to Marlboro State Hospital by County Judge Edward J. Ascher Wednesday on a charge of open lewdness. According to Prosecutor Vin cent P. Keuper, Cook pleadec guilty to an indictment charging him with committing the acts at really huge discounts in Rumspn April 22 and in Fair Haven March 20, May 7 an May 12. YOU'VE COT TO COME IN TO SEE THEM ALL The judge placed Cook on five years' probation and ordered him to take psychiatric treatment. Cook was represented by Ed- ward W. Wise, Jr., of Red Bank. Charles E. .Badore, 82 Shrews- bury Ave., Red Bank, was given a one-year sentence to New Jer- sey State Prison on a charge of issuing worthless checks. The prosecutor said Badore pleaded guilty to a charge of issu- ing two checks totaling $210 on the Monmouth County Nationa Bank, Red Bank, in September. Badore was represented by Ed Win J. Fox of Asbury Park. Charles Cummings, Hilltop Rd. •ft- Cliffwood Beach, was given a sus pended indeterminate sentence to Annandale Reformatory on charge of atrocious assault and battery. The prosecutor said Cummings pleaded guilty to a charge of shooting Melvin T. Brow in the legs with a shotgun in Matawan Township Aug. 19. The judge placed him on three years' probation and fined him $250. He was represented by Sam del Epstein of Asbury Park. Robert J. Schenk, 28, of Fourth Avev, Neptune City, was given a suspended indeterminate term to Bordentown Reformatory on a charge of embezzlement. Schenk, the prosecutor said, pleaded guilty to a charge of taking $1,441.29 from the Atlantic MULTI-PURPOSI TOY CHEST IS A Superama, New Shrewsbury, in '. 't, ' June where he was employed as manager of the sporting goods •ULLITIN BOARD, BLACKBOARD,. department. .judge Ascher placed Schenk on '••. • •. PMDISK, TOO ; •AMMROER'S-OWN five years' probation and fined him $200. MISS WALKIE TALKIE DOLL Schenk was represented by Charles Frankel of Asbury Park. REALLY WALKS AND TALKS Junior Lee Laster, 22, of Main St., Cookstown, Upper Freehold Township, was given sin indeter- minate sentence to Bordentown on a charge of manslaughter. The prosecutor said Laster pleaded guilty to a charge of ItVetMjr present junior wants in one—a bulletin board, 11.88 16.88 fatally stabbing Etra Jackson blackboard, peg detfc and a regular detk for home- 24" toil If.t of Main St., Cookstown, In front of Jackson's home July 3D. work. Beit of all, it'* ample enough to hold jurt Laster was represented by Max about every toy. Cheat i« gaily decorated with a Dutch Take Miss Walkie-Talkie'» left hand and ihe'll amble Barr, of Asbury-Park. motif on a white background and comei complete •along with you; pret* a concealed button and ihe'll Parker M. Bohn, Jr., 18, of Gravel Hill Rd., Freehold Town- with peg* and hamtnrr; ABC's and numbers on the babble seven different thing* just like a real tot. She ihip, was given a suspended in blackboard. hat lustrotn rooted hair. Battery operated. determinate sentence to Annan- dale on charges of carnal abuse. 1 Mr. Keuper sard Bohn pleaded **<' '***/ guilty to a charge of carnal abuse against a 15-year-old Freehold Township girl in the township July 7. Judge Ascher placed him on two years' probation, fined him $200 and ordered psychiatric treatment. Bohn was represented by J. William Boyle, of Freehold. Farmers Told

To Check V&v.,.,J «'i *>'" On Benefits i>f- I< »,• FREEHOLD — Stanley M. Orr. IMfORTED SEWING MACHINE POUTER CHEMISTRY SET MILANO SPORT "20" BICYCLE chairman of the Monmouth Coun- ty Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee, has re- minded area farmers that they 5. 8.97 29.88 x ••• ljave only until Dec. 1 to file ap- plications for participation in The Sewette really MWI. It's battery operated with a Perform 658 experiments with tliii set. Complete with Has trainer wheels, adjustable handle ban, ahttires with next year's wheat stabilization foot pedal. Up-to-date, modern ntyling will pleat* any teat tubei, 20 compound*, litmu* paper, hydrogen ion chrome rims, sure-grip coaster brakes, heavy cb^l spring and barley feed grain programs. junior honieiuikcr. Uses two "D". cell batteriea, not detector, balance scale, plus instruction! about atomi •addle, luggage carrier, front light, rirur reflect^.Boy'» Mr. Orr urged all wheat and included, 15c eaeti, 4 for 49c. and magic tricks. Chemrraft by Porter. bike, red with white trim; girl's, blue with white. \ barley growers to visit his of- \ fices at 44 West Main St. to learn about the details of these pro- grams. Participating farmers will be eligible to receive special pay- ments for diverting a part of their land from wheat and barley and devoting this land to an ap- proved conservation use. Mr. Orr estimated that more than 400 farmers are eligible for benefits but said only 200 have applied so far.

Groups to Discuss Green Acres Program FREEHOLD - A meeting be- tween the County Planning Board and the County Parks Commis- aion will be held within the next two weeks to discuss the coun- ty's participation in the state's BLUE AND GRAY BATTLE SET HUTCHINSON FOOTBALL OUTFIT SIFO WAGON OF BLOCKS Green Acres program. Planning Board Chairman E. Donald Sterner made the an- nouncement at Tuesday's meet- 8.37 9.86 3.59 ing of the board. He said he would set the meeting so both Aiicmhle a replica of llir Civil War. Sol lui« 3(K) piece* Complete football uniform—it pven liu< bclinet, shoulder Wagon block set contains 52 gaily colored blocks finished bodies could discuss the acquisi- including two complete armies, tliooting piotol, exploding pads. In royal anil white or yellow and blue. Small, me- with non-toxic paint. Wagon is 18" long, 10%" wide, 4" tion of sites for future parks or bunker plua other sound effect*—all completely harmless, dium, large sitrs, Football not included. Football with high. Any youngster on your list will get countleat additional land for established of course. kicking tee, 2.99-4.86. of pleasure from this «et. parks. Board Member William H. Dur- yee announced that the County CALL OSborne 1-2500, KEIIogg 1-2400 or write. Free delivery within our delivery area. (Except C.O.D.'l, add 50c). Toys (Deprs. 12, 28), Upper Level. Shade Tree Commission has Bamberger's Monmouth, Paramuj, Menlo Park, Newark, Morristown, Flainfitld and Princeton. scheduled a meeting with the Board of Freeholders to discuss next year's budget. AT WESLEVAN COME HAVE A CHAT WITH SANTA CLAUS, HE'LL BE HERE FAIR HAVEN — Andrew Cal- len, son of Mrs, J. H. Callen, Jr., of 35 Laurel Dr., is among 1,133 students attending Nebraska TOMORROW TIL CHRISTMAS IN OUR PAVILION, MALL LEVEL, BAMBERGER'S MONMOUTH Weslcyan University, Lincoln. i We bat you won't be disappointed whan you open your presents Christmas momlng if you see Santa now. Your picture will be taken with him at - It pays to advertise in The no obligation, lut if you'd like to ordtr ont, It costs just 1.50 for ona picturt; 3 for $3; 6 for $5, plus 10c mailing charge wfrh each ordtt. Register.—Advertisement. I t V$e Our Home Delivery For Quick Results MED BANK

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MIAMI, Fla. • hoard, disagreed with Mr. Hen-[borough, county, and landowner^ - borough hall. Island? ' shell's charges that the rezoning failed to use proper care lo pie-: The borough already has an or- Gov. Rockefeller flew over matter should have started with vent increased run-off into ihcidinance dealing with such slruc- 1* tll'lll tangled vegetatiog n for a personalpl! the Zoning Board. The attorney brook when Ihe Shopping Center!lures, Councilman Lewis pointed searchh of thh e area lesl s than an|| CO1.TS NI.CK - A 41-year-old was built, and tha'. as a result out. but Ilie new measure, he hour after arriving in Merauke resident was treated at River- • the water level ha risen and sai(|. will "put teeth into it.' ' Tuesday. |Vit'vv Hospital, Red Bank, yestcr- No More Signin r ijlhe watercourse oltcn floods the He and his daughter Mrs. Mary'day after ho suffered gunshot n ., •, e i Kozicky land. Strawhridge. M ic h ae Ps twin, wounds while hmilinj; on his own JKcnOI't LarClS This is the lal'-sl in a .senes.'kSlore ( watched tiic terrain in obvious l]lm- of Kozicky suits a "ainst the bor- dismay us the DC.1 covered the Shrewsbury slate police said TOMS RIVER (AP) - The ough. Wins Approval coast from Hie village of MeraukojWiHiam (•'lock nf Mock Rd. was 'oms River High School has Donnish Council Wednesday to the village of Agafs. (accidentally shot in both legs be- :liminatcd the requirement that:nigln voted lo defend this suit , w JiiKtwsBURY - The; The governor and his daughter l»w the knees by Nicolas Miles, •eport cards be returned with and appointed Ihe firm of Rob-|''inning Board has traded a pair of 50-powcr binocu-] 15-yeaiokl- sun of William Miles, signatures. ,erts. Pillsbury and. Carton to act plans for a three-store shopping lars back and forth as the plancJRt "'^- John I. Donald, school princi-'for the borough center on Pine Brook Rd. sub- 1 dropped down to 1.000 feet overj Trooper Frank Licitra said the in\, said streamlining of the rcc- At the same meeting. Council mitted by Raymond Hoeckel of (he jungle. Occasionally oncjtwo were hunting yesterday SHARING A FAMILY THANKSGIVING — Mr. and Mr«. Richard Lees of Sycamore )rds department has done awayjman Edward O. Clark reported MMiddlelown, subject to approval would make a remark, but"mostly|niorninfj on Mr. Flock's farm. nth the long-standing tradition.fthat the state Highway Depart-i0' the borough engineer Ave., Shrewibury, entertained three Allied ttudentt from Fort Monmouth yesterday they were silent. Most olten tlici"A pheasant was sighted and the A curious parent, not favored ment is studying a borough re-l Also approved were site plans s;overnor appeared to be reas- ytiung man fired, striking Mr. for a traditional turkey dinner. Her*, left to right, art Richard Lees, Jr.; Lf. Hua >vilh a look at his offspring's re-!quest lo reduce [he speed limit for a building on Apple St. to be suring Mary, whose curfidcnce|Flock, he said. Van Giang of Viet Ntm; Mr. and Mrs. Leei, Robert Leei, Lt. Abdul Hamid Afghani, Mrt, will be able to inquire at from 50 to 40 miles per hour on erected and occupied by the Cur-her 23-year-old brother would be: The accident happened at 10:45 he school, where duplicate rec- Rt, 35 between the traffic circle! von Corp., makers of hnrst blsn- 1 of Saudi Arabia, and Mr. Viang Savanh of Laos. found alive was obviously shaken a,.m., he said. Mr. Flock has been ords will be kept. and the southern boundary of the kets. 'by the sir tour, 'released from the hospital It J. STAV0IA, WC {RED D. WBCOFF GO, THE NATIONAL COUNCIL OF UNITED Aspfceft forbfl a Specialty FUEL OIL - OIL BURNERS PRESBYTERIAN MEN, RED BANK CHAPTER OFFICE: SH 7-155* OIL BURNER SERVICE •BLUE COAL* GRAIN PROUDLY ENDORSES THE PRESENTATION OF DRIFTWOOD BEACH CLUB

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SH 1-5660 GOOD-WILL Of Presbyterian Men 301 Maple Avenue RED BANK "NEW JERSEY'S LARGEST SAVINGS BANK" J. Russell Woolley, County Chairman Compllmond Of DELICIOUS ORCHARDS THE HOWARD Farm Fresh THE RED BANK REGISTER LINCROIT PHARMAGY Apples • Peaches • Sweet Corn • Strawberries SAVINGS INSTITUTION Free Delivery FRESH APPLE CIDER DAILY — MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY SHadyslde 1-7616 HOME DELIVERY — 35c PER WEEK RT. 537 SCOBEYVILLE, N. J. Established 1857 PATRONS SANTANGELO'S THIS SPACE IS ANOTHER ACME FURNITURE CO. J. KRIDEL, THE CORNER i The People's Liquor Slorc ALLAIRE & SON LITTLE SILVER LUMBER FRIEND'S GESTURE OF PHILIP E. BAILLY THE LOW AGENCY Newark. South Orange and North Caldwell, N. J. free Delivery - Shadyside 7-2214 ALSTON BEEKMAN, JR. DICK MATTHEWS GOOD-WILL RALPH H. BELKNAP R. W. MAY 101 SHREWSBURY AVENUE GEORGE C. BRAY FRANK E. MITCHELL, C. E. RED BANK, N. J. ROBERT A. BRAUN MAX M. PROWN Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation FUNERAL HOME: RASSAS BROS. CIRCLE CHEVROLET REUSILLES1 JEWELERS CHAMBERS PHARMACY THIS SPACE IS ANOTHER SEACOAST FINANCE JOAN ANN CHILTON SH 1-1264 STEPHEN H. GROSS SHERMANS EST. IStt & ASSOCIATES THIS SPACE IS ANOTHER M. SILBERSTEIN • FRIEND'S GESTURE OF MR. & MRS. SANDERS Plumbing - Healing Contractors INTERIOR DESIGN COHEN FRIEND'S GESTURE OF ALBERT S. MILLER S. JERSEY SURGICAL JOHN E. DAY FUNERAL SHOE COMPANY GOOD-WILL SUPPLY HOME STRAUS COMPANY GOOD-WILL SHayslde 7-3300 DOUGLAS ELECTRIC CO. FOOTWEAR OF DISTINCTION SURRAY LUGGAGE THE DOWSTRA AGENCY TRADE WINDS BEACH 10 BROAD STREET RED BANK, N. J. THE ENGLISH MOTORS CLUB FLAIR CLEANERS RAY VAN HORN Fair Haven SEARS ROEBUCK & CO. JOHN VAN KIRK & SON RED BANK SAVINGS WM. II. FLUHR AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OIL BURNERS MONUMENTS A FRIEND DANIEL S. WEIGAND A Specialized Thrift Institution 36 WHITE STREET GOLDIN'S MEN'S SHOP MRS. KATHARINE WHITE 10 BROAD STREET RED BANK GEORGE A. GRAY WILBURS JEWELERS Anbury Park - Red Rank SHadyslde 7-1122 Compliment! of Dividend 3H% Per Year Tel. SH 7-2800 Serving the Jersey Shore Sinco 1870 LEWMIL'S COLOREST Accounts Insured To $10,000 M-67 WHITE STREET RED BANK -,*> 1, -JJEGAL NOTICE- WTHTK or mew wnocr Vr HANK KKTOUM tMcrajtTMEai am wnrm THE MBN4CB Motor Veklcle KOTOS cunqctii or mseaurM* MOHCC Of SETXUEXSaT *• as 40 Kt>o»t HUM Pfnna* "W Question Box tapnvsitti Mtttt* to Cn«tgn I* fn tlon, bjr duly authenticated' record of OWn Anlut EsUte tbt proceedings lor Ib* voluntary dis- Q. Who must report •> ac- EXTENDED RANGE solution thereof, by tbe unanimous eon- hearing of mmt.it or IUEEL juTnui, «ent of all the atocUuMtn, deposited cident If the driver b physical- la nur office, that Notice Is hereby given that the ae HIGH FIDELITY •O KNOWN AS SUSAN I. JUYWJ. Seacoast Unuor Distributors, touota of the subscriber, Administra- ly unabl* to nuke the written funwttio Ui* order ol EDWARD Incorporated tor of the estate of said Deceased HEARING AID. C BROIOE, gurroiu« ol Uii County A corporation • of this state, whole will be audited and auted by the Sur- report? 9 out of o( uboinauUi. thia day nmdit. m Uwprincipal olttce Is situated at No. ISOrogate of the County ol MonmouUi and application of th» undersigned. Do" reported lor settlement to The Moo- Coo* too r ala B. Hldwy, Pastor of Uw Cburd Broadway, to Uie city o[ Long Branch, A. If the driver who !> In- County of Monmouth, Btate ol Newmouth County Court. Probate Division. "UVINO SOUND" call fora 30 of ths Nativity, Boi« Executor of tnJersey, (Julius J, Golden bein{ the on Friday, the l!th dty ot January volved In an accident result- esUte ot Uu said Su»i< u Hiy agent therein, and In charge thereof, A. D.. 1062, at 6:30 o'clock a-m.. ,-l HEARING AIDS tmeomd tasf wearers tested I (alto known u Buaan I* Hsycl). the County Court House. Monument ing in injury, death of any per- ceased, notice is hereby civen to I upon whom process may be served), have compiled ' witn the requirements and Court Streets. Freehold. New Jer- son, or damage In excess of Hearing Aid Center creditors of said deceased to pres o( Title 14, corporations, general, of sey, at which time Application win be by Zenith to the s&!d Sol« Executor their ciai Revised SUtutel 01 New Jersey, pre- made for the allowance of Commis- $100 to property. Is unable to under oath within pJx mootiu from thi liminary to the lnutna; of this Certta- sions and Counsel fees, ana Directions SH 1-3083 dste. lor Distribution. give notice or make the writ- Dated: October 31st. M»L cate of Dissolution. 2! Harrison Av«. Red lank DONALD E. KCKEY, NOW THEREFOR, I. the Secretary Dated: November Hth, A. D. 1WL ten report and there Is another Fastor Q[ lbs Caurctt ot Slate of ths Btate of New Jersey. HARKY B. EVANS, ol the Nativity DO HEREBY Certify that the laid 628 Woodgtte Avenue, occupant in the vehicle, the Btdge Boad, corporation did. on tbe BlitU («th) day Long Branch, N, J. of November, 1961. file In my office Administrator. latter must give notice or file Fair Haven, N. 1. a duly executed and attested consent : Bolt Eiecutor. Hurry S. Evans. Esq. . : the report or cause it to be Vincent J. JlcUue, Si]., In writing to the dissolution of said Counsellor at Law CO Bread Bt, corporation, executed by all the stock- 25 ReckleM Placf. done. holders thereof, which said consent and Bed Bani, N. J. Red Bank, N. J., the record of the proceedings afore- If the driver Is physically un- Attorney, said art now on file In my aald of- Nov. 17. 24, Dec. 1, 8 122.05 Nov. 3. 10. 17, 21 122.1 fice as provided by law. able to make the written re- WINTERIZE IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF I NOTICE NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT HAVE HERETO SET MY port and li not the owner, the OF ACCOUNT SEAL. HAND AND AFFIXED MY OF- MONHOUTH COCNTV owner Is required to make the ESTATE OF LEE A. AUCHINCLOSi FICIAL SEAL. AT TRENTON. SVRBOGATK'S < OliltT DECEASED. • THIS BMTH DAY OF NOVEM- Nollre to Creditors to Present report. Your Air Conditioner Wolice is hereby given that the t BER, A. D. One thusand nine Claim* AKalBRt Estate Counts of the lubacriberi. Executors hundred snd'' sixty one. ESTATE OF FLORA E. THOMAS. the estate cf said Deceased will EDWARD 3. PATTEN. DEC1SABKI). audited and stated by the Surrogate Secretary of State. ANY MAKE • SIZE • STYLE the County ot Monmouth and reported Pursuant to th« order o! EDWARD for settlement to The MonmouUl Coun- Nov. 10. 17, 24 124.00 BHOEGE. Siirrouate of the County NOW IN STOCK ty Court, Probate Division, on Frldi of Monmoutii, this day made, on tUe RECONDITIONED • REBUILT - SERVICED the low day of December A. D., 1841 application of the undersigned. Rhoda 1962 Seort at 8:30 o'clock «.m., at the Count Thomas and John Peter Thomas, Ex- Court House, Monument and Cou New Jersey State Department of Civ- ecutors of the estate of the said Flora EXPERT MECHANICS . COMPLETE SUPERVISION Streets, Freehold, New Jersey, J Service Examinations 'Announced E. ThomaB, deceased, notice Is here- STAMP CATALOGS which tlrna Application win be mil closing date for filing applications, No- by given to Hie creditors of said de- lor the allowance ol Commissions • vember 30, 1B6L For applications, du- eased to present to the said Erecu- Counsel fees. ties and minimum qualifications, apply tors their claims under oath within to Department of Civil Service, State \ix months from this date. Pt. 1 $6.00; Dated: November 3rd, A.D. JML House, Trenton, New Jersey. Dated: November 15th 1081 GORDON AUCHINCLOSS, Open to citizens. 12 months resident EHODA THOMAS Pt. 2 ..._ $8.00 Woodstock Road, In Mlddletown Township. 186 Branch Ave., Millbrooic. N. V. Senior Librarian, Salary, Sl,300 per P.ed Bank, N. 3. Peslage litre, »Os NOEL R. NILSON DOUGLAS AUCHH4CLO8S, JOHN PETER THOMAS, 829 Park Avenue, year. (Part-Tims). , WHAT£ Nov. 21, 24 S4.62 136 Branch Ave., gur rr/sae?" MONMOUTH STAMP New York City, N. T. Red Bank, N. J. Air Conditioning and Refrigeration Executors. iessra. Wise. Wise, AHD COIN SHOP Uessri. Parsons, Cantons, No problem finding tenants Wlchmann and Berlch, » Ummoillh SI., nrd Bank Blair * Warren, M Broad St., 40 BIRCH AVE. SH 1-3454 LITTLE SllVtt Counsellors at Law, when you advertise The Register Red Banli, N. J. It Pays to Advertise in The Register .-DVIg ) IS Wallace Street, Red Bank, N. J. way—Advertisement. Attorneys. Nov. 10. 17, 21 Dec. 1 S32.I NOV. 17, 24, Dec. 1, S J21.42

NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT OF ACCOUNT ESTATE OF CLANCY D. BOYNTOI DECEASED. Notice Is hereby given that the ai •ouriti ot the subscribers, Substitute Trustees ot the estate of Bald Decease' will be audited and stated by lha Bui roiate ol the County of Monmouth and reported lor settlement to The Men- mouth County Court, Probate Division, on Friday, the lflth day or Decembe A. D., 1961, st 9:30 o'clock a.m., a! the County Court Houie, lionumem and Court Bluets, Freehold. New Jer •ey, at which tlma Application will b made lor the allowancs of Commi CamkEOOCUtCm* •tona and Counsel fees. Dated November 6lh. A.D. 1061. THE 1IONMOOTK COUNTY NATIONAL BANK, Red Bank (formerly The Second National Bank of Red Bans, N. J.) By: OEOKHGE F. PAINE. JE. (Trust Officer) IIATKI B. HAMILTON, c/o The Prlnceis Isaena Hotel, Daytona Beach, Florida. Substituted Trustees, MODELS lfsairs. Toolan, Haney ft Komond, Counsellors at Law, First Bank and Trust Co. Bldf. Perth Arnlioy. N. J. Nov. la 17, 21, Dec. 1 123.1 (count 'em -33} NOTICE lmptLhH-Door6-PassmgtT Station Wagtm , MONMOUTH COUNTY SURROGATE'S COURT Notice to Creditor! to Present Claims Against Estate I8TATE OF KAItltY II. JOHNSOK TO CHOOSE FROM DECEASED. Pursuant to the order ot EDWAR] C. BROEOS, Surrogate of the Count1 or Uonmoutb, this day made, on thi application of the undersigned, Wlllii •—— at your ••»-—* B- Johnson, Sole Executor of the tate of the said Harry H. Johnson, de ceased, notice is hereby given to thi creditors ot said deceased to presen lo the said Sole Executor their claim; under oath within six montbs fro tills date. Dated: November 15th, 1961 CHEVROLET Impda l-Door 9-Passenger Station Wagon Chag 11100 X-Door Sedan COTTOIV 7O0*-Dcx>r Stim WILLIAM H. JOHNSON, 35 Oakcrest Place, Nutley, New Jersey Sole Executor. Harold Hochman, Esq., 768 Broad Btreet, Newark 2, N. X, Attorney DEALERS Nov. 17, 21, Dec. 1, s IlS.t: NOTICE MO.VMOUTH COUNTY SURROGATE'S COURT Notice to Creditors to Present Claims Against Estate ESTATE OF IDA M. POLHHMU8, ONE-STOP DECEASED. Pursuant to the order of BDWAR Set Air S-Docr'Scia* CkemlllOOlDoer Station Warn Conotr TOO i-Door Station Watom C. BROEQB, Surrogate ot the Count: of Monmouth, this day made, on lh< application ot the undersigned, Earli H, Polhemus, Acting Executor of thi estate of the said Ida M. Polheraui, deceased, notice Is hereby given I the creditor! ol said deceased to pr< SHOPPING sent to the said Acting Executor the llalmi under oath within six months from this date. Dated: November Kth, 1961. EARLE H. rOLHEML'8, 10 Upplncott Road. Little Silver. N. J. Acting Executor. CENTER! Messrs. Wise, Wise, Wlchmann * Berlch. S4 Broad St., Brf Air Jt-Door Sedan , duty II300 l-Door Sedan ConairMimm Club Coup* Xed Bank, N. J. Attorneys You can count on variety like this only at Nov. 17. 2i, Dec. 1. 8 120.11 your Chevrolet dealer's. Three complete lines NOTICE 1MONBIOUTH COUNTY cf ears—plus Corvette, America's only for- SURROGATE'S COURT . Notlcn to Creditor! to Pretest Bure sports car—all available under one- Claims Against Estate ESTATE! OF ALBERT J, BOWNE, roof. A total of U fitfl-sue Jet-$molh '62 IS., DECEASED. Pursuant to,the order ot EDWARD Chmdels, including thrifty Biscaynes, ever- 0. BROBGB, Surrogate of the Count of Monmouth, this day made, on thi pleasing Bel Airs and .elegant Impalas. A llcatlon ot the undersigned. Dona) rBowne. Bole Executor cf the estnt new-size car—the trim, trusty Chety II—in el the Slid Albert J. Bowne, 8r., de- ceased, notice Is hereby given to the a full line of nine models. Bel Air Sport Cmpg Choi II300 l-Door Sedan Cortair Mown l-Door Sedan creditors of said deceased to presenl to the said Bole Executor, their claims And a nifty, nimble snder oath within six months from this date. crew of nine '62 Combs. Dated: October 3l«, 1961. DONALD W. BOWNE, That's the crop you 1300 Sunset Avenue, Asbury Tark, N. J. have to pick from—and tfessrs. Stout A O'Hagan, 301 Main street. the pickings couldn't be Alienhurst, N. J. Attorneys. better. Drop in and take Nov. 3. 10, IT. M , 113.90 your choice. NOTICE MONMOUTH COUNTY SURROGATE'S COURT ci lo Creditors to Preient Sd Air i-Voor e-Passengcr Station Wagon Ckat II300 l-Door 3-Scal Station Wagon Coma Monm l-Door Station Wagon Claims Against Estate BSTATB OF LUIO1 RAMPINO, DE CEASED. Purausnt to the order of EDWARD C. BROEOE, Surrogate or the Count: of Monmouth, this day made, on thi application ot the undersigned, Vln eenia Rampino, Sole Executrix of thi •state of the said Lulel Ramplno, o> ceased, notice Is hereby given to thi creditors ot said deceased to preaen to the said Sole Executrix their clalmi under oath within six months from this dale. Dated: November 6th, 1861. VINCENZA HAMP1NO, 21 DeForest Avenue, Red Bank, N, J. Impaloi-Door Sedan JBd Air l-Door 9-Passenaer Station Wagn Messrs. Arnone A Zsger, Chat II Nova ifiO Sport Coup* CbmvGrmbrier Sports Wagon 348 Broad Street, Red Bink, N. 1. Attorneys. Nov. 10, 17. H Dec. 1 118.2'

NOTICE Mit'oin"'"!' cnrvTY SURROGATE'S COURT Notice lo Creditors in 1'rrttwl Claims Alalnil Kalalei BKTAi'K OF 1IJNN1E E. COLLINS. DECEASED. 1 sif-ii to the order of EDWARD C. BROKCJE. Surrosalo of the County o [inmouth. this day made, on the application ot tha undersigned, Admln- !:• •:• •-.:: or the estate of thr salil Mtn- Impttia JLrDoor Sport Sedan Cortair Gretnbrur De Ixu Sparti Wagon nle E. Collins, deceased, notice Is here- !>'• Tlven to llifi creditors of salil de- teased to present to the said Admlnls- irnu'x their claim' u^ilpr oatli within llx months from this dutp. Dntcd: NovrmliT ». tniil. CORVETTE ESTELLA HAMAT, 01 Mnrfin fitrrpt. Brooklyn 16, N. Y. Administratrix. Parsons. Oanzoun. Blair * Wnrrrn. Esqs., 11 Wallace Street. Red Bank N. J. Attorneys. Nov. 10, 17. 21, Dec. 1 J18.80 ImpcHa Sport Coup* MONMOUTII COUNTV OetgllNoniOO l-Door SlalionWagm Amerim'1 only aulhestu rporU ear K tnr Nollre to Creditors lo Present Claims Against Ettete ISTATB OF AINSWORTII J. HAOUB. JR. 11ECEASKD. Purmiant to the order of EDWARD C BROEttE, Surrogate at the County See the '62 Chevrolet,Jke mo Chevy II and the '62 Corvair ftt your local authorized Chevrolet dealer's of Monmoutb. this day msile, on the application of ttie underslined. Lets B Hague, Sole Executrix of the es- tate of the saiil Alnsworth J. Hsffiie. Jr., deceased, notice li hereby given lo the creditors of said deceased tn present to the said 8ol« Kxecutru flie mnntht from this tlate. Dsted: November 15th, l»6l CIRCLE CHEVROLET COMPANY LHLA B. HAfilK 345 Brotit Btml Fled Hank, New Jsney Sole Exerutrii Nor. IT, >VDec. 1. I IH.TJ 325 MAPLE AVENUE RED BANK SHADYSIDE 1-3130 IBB BANK REGISTER Hollywood: Space Flight Special 2*-FrM»y, Nov. U, 1961 FRIDAY TV IIOWEIKTULE WCM-TV VAM>tV KEDMNK less, but not as m u c h ai 1KK-TV Caritae-FRI. ft SAT.-White ranted. It's really something to' WNBC-TV Explosion of Crosbys Christinas 2:00 (Mailnee Only); see a two ton machine hanging On Television Tonight WNEW-TV WNTA-TV Riverview FolHes 8:30 (Eve- the air." ning Only). SUN.-Breakfait HOLLYWOOD (AP) — B Bendick worked night and day FRIDAY AFTERNOON (5) Felix and Diver Dan at Tiffany's 2:00; 4:10; 6:10;Crosby was- in town, this By HARVEY PACK donated film* of their two or- o put his show together, but It'i U;H- (» Love of Life (7) Highway Patrol 8:25: 10:30. for a check on what he udmiis! bital flights. A severe' dramatic problem not all over by a long shot. He'i (4) Truth or (I) Movie was the Crosby "population ex-| "When you get right down to EATONTOWN confronted Bob Bendick, produc- already busy doing research an Consequences (11) Three Stooges plosion." it those films are the only real ilanning to send out earner; Drive-in — Karloon Karnival tr of tonight'i NBC special (J) Camouflage evidence of what it's like up xews for the second 90-minut< FRIDAY EVENING 7:00: Shane.7:55; Breakfast at "I not only got a new kid of) "Crossing the Threshold.' He (I) Public Arts there," Bendick said. "Our show ihow in the series which I: l;«0- (7) News Tiffany's 10:15; Creeping Un- my own," said the exuberant TODAY AMD was told to put together a 90- (11) Merry Mailman projects what the American as- cheduled for January 5th and en (ll)Popeye known 12:20. SAT.—Breakfast Bing. "I've also got three new! minute program covering the 11:»- (1) Search For at Tiffany's 7:05; 11:25; Shane grandchildren la the way." TOMORROW tronaut will see in flight, but itled "At The Threshold." Tomorrow (II) I Led Three Lives first orbit flight of an American hird one called "Othei I: IS- (7) Local News 9:25. SUN.-Picnlc 6:00; 9:55 Bing had come home from 2:0* VM. -*- we've used animation to help tell (4) It Could Be Yon astronaut, and the first thing that 1:2*- (7) Weather Twinkle and Shine 8:20. England to meet his sixth s

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Wrilt or phone Southern Fried Chicken U 24111 French Fried Potatoes Creamy Cole Slaw Pnmnted by the Assorted Hot Brtadt and Buffer MONMOUTH SHOPPING CENTER EATONTOWN cfRCLE, BELL TELEPHONE SYSTEM OP'EN EVERY NIGHT 'TIL 9:30 P.M. UNTIL CHRISTMAS $1.39 Every Monday from 5 P.M. to • P.M. (11) M Squid BED BANK REGBtEB tfc*- (2) Candid Camera FrWty, Nor. 24, 1961-25 SATURDAY TV TV Key Mailbag SUNDAY TV (4) DuPoat Show (T) Adventures in (7) Early Bird Cartoons MORNING •UNMY MOXIflNO 4:00-(4) Invitation to Art Paradise fcH- (I) Captain Kangaroo fc»- W) Sermoactte !:«»-<•> Col! Upi Bjr StEVEN R SCHEUEK that John Wayne woo an Acad- +.»- (4) Sstnnmtte (I) Movie (II) San Francisco Beat (5) Sandy Becker »»V< <*> Modem Farmer fctt- (1) New- York Forma QueitioB—I saw Frank Parker, emy Award for his performance 7:41- (4) Modern Farmer (11) Abbot *Co*teik> (13) Movie (7) Little Rascals T>*»<1) previews (S) Movie of the old Arthur Godfrey Show, in "The Quiet Man." I disagree- (J) Off To Adventure. (12) Movie lfc»- (2) What's My Una 8:25-(7) Billy Bang Bang 7;»- Adelante En Espanol (7) Cartoons 5:00- (4) All Star Golf Question—Could you please tell Answer—Maybe Maharis didn't (I) Christian Science 1:11- (7) Post-Game 2:35- (2) News 10:10- (2) I Love Lucy (11) Christophers (5) Felix and Diver Dan me If the actor who plays Steve pass his driver's test when he ap- t:H- (1) Way To Go Scoreboard 2:40— (2) Give Us This Day (4) Play Your Hunch lfcU-01) Living Word (7) Movie on "The Investigators" is the plied for a license. <4> Let's Talk About God «:M- (2) Mister Ed MONDAY MORNING (7) Susie il:MW (2) Mighty Mouse (II) Ramar of the Jungle same one who played in "The (7) Funny Manns (4) 1, 2, 3, Go!-Children 5:45— (2) Previews 10:10—(II) Places In The Newt (4) King Leonardo (U) New Horizons Islanders" last year? What is his Question—Didn't James Mason (•) Faraway Places (7) Maverick 5: SO- (2) Movie name and please tell me some- play General Rommel in a se- •:4I- (4) Jewish Fourth R 5:50- (2) Give Us This Day 11:00- (2) Video Vilage (7) Q. T. Hush (9) Zoorama 5:55- (2) News , •: . (U) This is The Life (U> Robin Hood thing about his background.— quel to "The Desert Fox," 'which 10:09— (2) Lamp Unlo My Feet (11) Troubleshooters (4) Price Is Right (4) Sermonette U:W- (I) Mlikaum (13) Builder's Showcase L. O., Cransdale, Pa. was shown recently on Saturday (4) Eastern Wisdom 7:00- (2) Lassie (7) Texan Answer—James Philbrook is theNight at the Movies?-Mrs. E. 1:00— (2) College of The Air (9) Herb Sheldon , (4) Fury 5:50- (8) Playback and Modern Life (4) Bullwinkle actor's name and he starred in P-, Milwaukee, Wisconsin (4) Continental Classroom (11) Music Wherever You (5) On Your Mark 5:55- (9) Golf Tips (7) Builders Showcase (9) Plays of Shakespeare both series. Jim Is a big one— 1:30— (2) Sunrise Semester Go (7) Little Rascals Answer—It could hardly have (3) Western Way (11) Whirlybirds SATURDAY EVENING 6 ft. 4 in. and 200 lbs. Before he (4) Continental Classroom 11:20—(11) Modern Mith (9) Cooking been a sequel for Rommel was 10:»- (2) Look Up and Liva (13) Between The Lines 6:00- (4) News became an actor, Philbrook tried another movie In which Mason «:40- (5) Call to Prayer 11:25- (S) News (11) Big Picture (4) Jewish Heritage 7:3*— (2) Dennis the Menace (9) Terrytoons Circus his hand at mining, cooking, "The Desert Fox." There was MS- (5) Educational Film I1-.J0- (2) Your Surprls* U:U- (1) Roy Rogers (7) Focus (4) Disney's World (U) Jeff's Collie selling, ranching, rodeo perform- going to his death at the end of 7:00- (2) News Package (4) Make Room for (>) Touchdown (7) Follow the Sun (13) Record Wagon ing, writing, engineering, photog- portrayed Rommel. It was called (4) Today-John (4) Concentration Daddy 11:00— Camera Three (9) Movie 6:15- (4) Recital Hall raphy, and public relations. Quite The Desert Rat" and showed <4> Searchlight ^ Chancellor (5) Romper Room (5) Just for Fun (11) Pioneers 6: SO- (5) Cartoons a list for one man- His first act- the German general in a differ- (7) Faith For Today 7:15- (S) News (7) Love That Bab! 0) Magic Ranch (13) Gov. Robert Meyner (J) Best of the Post ing break came when he wasent light from the sympathetic (I) Kingdom of th» Sea 7:2t— (7) Morning Prayer 11:40— WCBS-TV Views th» (11) Adventure Theater Hwy. 35 (opp. Bendix) Eatonlowa (4) Mr. Wizard (4) Local News Question—Is it true that Bettye the star of this series which was (I) Follow that Mas (7) Matty's Funday Press 9:00- (2) GE Theater Ackerman, who plays Dr. Magsubtitled- , "I Was A Communist U:10- (2) Washington (5) Dial 999 i • Mandarin Menu • American Food (7) Funny Manns Funnies 1 gie Graham on "Ben Casey," is For The F.B.I." Conversation (4) Bonanza CtWEfc • Family Dinner • Free Parking l:0»- (2) News (11) Superman married to the actor who plays (4) Youth Forums i (5) Open End i <4) Tri-State Education (M) Movie FOOD' TAKE-HOME ORDERS Dr. Zorba on the same series? Question—Please put something (7) Barney Bear (7) Bus Stop (5) Movie 7:10- (4) Weather —Mrs. G. j., Memphis, Tenn. in your column about John Ash (11) Encounter (I) Movie Phone LI 24418 (7) Tallahassee 7000 7:15- (4) Financial News Answer—Although Bettye Ac- ley of "Straightaway." I enjoy 12:55- (2) News (11) Groucho lilfr- (2) Accent 7:20- (4) Sports kerman plays Ben Casey's (Vince the show very much.—P. F-, Wa- 1:00— (2) Bums and Allen 1:10- (2) Jack Benny (4) Movie 7: SO- (2) Perry Mason Edwards) so-called "love inter- tervliet. N. Y. (4) International Zone : . (7) College Kickoff (4) Wells Fargo est" on the show, she is in real Answer—Ashley's real name is (5) Movie 1:«- (7) College Football (5) Circus Boy life Mrs. Sam Jaffe. 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Wednesday is a big night on TV Highlights NBC: "Hollywood, the Golden Years" opens the evening (7:30- MONTGOMERY WARD By CYNTHIA LOWRY 8:30), followed by an updated ver- Monmouth Shopping Center NEW YORK (AP) - The sight sion of "We the People" pre- of Santa Claus and the sound empting Perry Como's time (9- of "Jingle Bells" will be getting 10) and winding up with "The more familiar In the commercia World of Billy Graham," a docu- portions of TV programs now mentary profile (10-11). And we'll be seeing more of sea- Most irksome conflict comes sonal special programs, too, asThursday. NBC has a star-stud- we move into the holiday shop- ded adaptation of "Victoria Re- ping period. gina" with Julie Harris (9:30-11 A number of the specials will p.m.) and there's a musical spe- be crowded into the next seven cial, "Yves Montand on Broad- days. way" with Polly Bergen during Tonight, for example, there are much of the time (10-11) on ABC. three, two of them conflicting There's another comedy "Ernie Free public education In New Kovacs" show on ABC while NBC Jersey is 90 years old this year. tackles "U. S. Grant-Improbablej Hero," both at 8:30-9, presenting! a choice between chuckles and history. NBC will follow with a 9ft-minute program, "Crosslngl Jack the Threshold," first of a series of three shows on manned orbital Sullivan's flight. SPRING Lfl K E . N.J. Adali E. Stevenson will talk with Edward R. Murrow on the former's ABC half-hour (3-3:30) on Sunday. 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Tckm Oat Orders SH 7-4462 f Ko*. utmi BED BANK REGISTER f ©olden Age and the Night Visitors' : T Sectfnd:% Film Series SHREWSBURY - The second Church to Present Christmas Opera in the Sunday Night Film Series will be presented Sunday aL B RED BANK — A children's in Little Silver. He is a member Robert Crabtree, son of Mr. member of th» Boys Choir < it p.m. in the auditorium of the matinee will open the holiday of the school chorus, Cub ack and Mrs. Chester Crabtree, Jr., school, the Intermediate Choir of Presbyterian Church Houset Syca- presentations of Gian-Carl Men- 126, and the Junior Choir of the is in the seventh grade in River the Methodist Church, Boy Scout more Ave. On the screen will be otti's Christmas opera "Amahl church. Street School, Red Bank. He is roop 17, and the school patrol "The Golden Age of Comedy," and the Night Visitors" which [> is studying the piano. a cavalcade of humorous episodes selected from more than 2,000 will be presented by the Ministry Soprano Role silent and talkie movies.'Among of Music and Fine Arts of the The role of the mother will be he featured stars are Harry: Red Bank Methodist Church. The sung by Elizabeth Kohl. Mrs. Langdon, Keystone Cops, Laurel. matinee will be on Sunday at Kohl has recently been seen as and Hardy, Will Rogers, Carol 3:30 p.m. in the sanctuary of the the heroine of "The Marriage of Lombard, Jean Harlow and Andy church. Figaro" presented at the Method- Children from the entire Mon- ist Church in Octover. The re- lyde. •••.••• • , mouth County area are invited to cent "Opera Gala" was well re- Two shorts will also be shown,. attend. There will be no admis. ceived by critics who praised "Day of the Painter" and "Afri-" $ion charge. Mrs. Kohl's performance as Sus- can Musicians." Coffee will be served before the Other performances will be anna and called the production, Mm by members of Monmouth Sunday evening, Dec. 3 at 8 p.m., "e n t e r t a i n i n g and well-per- Reform Temple Sisterhood, spon- also in the sanctuary, and on formed," "lavish," and "delight- sors of the event. Mrs. Raymond Thursday. Dec. 14 at the Apollo ful." Mrs. Kohl is a soprano solo- Phillips, New Shrewsbury, is in Club Christmas concert in Trinity ist at the Methodist Church where charge of tickets. Episcopal Church, Asbury Park. she has been heard in oratorio and operetta. The full-length feature is being "Amahl and the Night Visitors"' shown on a specially constructed - Is the story of a crippled boy The parts of the three Kings will be sung by Alden Hammond, screen, built by members of the whose leg is cured when he offers Men's Club. his crutch as a gift to the Christ- William Shoppell, and Roberl GRAY LADIES capped in ceremonies Monday at American Red Croii headquarters, The next attraction wiU be "Our Child. Two boys will alternate in Spencer. Mr. Hammond is the di Man in Havana" with Al?c Guin-., the role of Amahl in the three rector of the Shrewsbury Chorale Shrewsbury, are, left to right front row, Mrs. John J. Maloney, Mr«. Charles Scott, , to be shown Jan. 28. performances. Palmer Bell, son and bass soloist at St. George's- Mr». Gregory Hillm«n and Mn. Henry Coffey. Standing, in the same order, Mn. by-the-River in Rumson. He has of Mr. and Mrs. John Bell, Jr., Stewart Farrell, vica chairmen of the office of volunteers! Mn. Berkley Cater, River- of Little Silver' is in the fifth often been heard in this area ai grade in the Point Road School oratorio soloist. view Unit Gray Lady co-chairman; Mn. William Wilhelm, Mrs. John Patt and Mrs. Nazaruk William Shoppell is the bass Howard B. Douglas, who all trained at Riverview Hospital. soloist of the Asbury Park Meth- odist Church and recently sang Is Appointed the title' role in Mendelssohn's, "Elijah1'-In' that church. In the Red Cross Caps 31 Cray Ladies title role in "Figaro" in the Opera To Sergeant WALTERS Gala, his performance was called SHREWSBURY'— A total of 31 ing .of certificates by Mrs. Ber-Chairman of the chapter, de- FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP - 'accomplished" by the press. Mr. Gray Ladies graduated from four nard White, chairman of the Of- livered the principal address and Alexander Nazaruk Was ap- Shoppell is the supervisor of in- hospitals in ceremonies conducted fice of Volunteers, and the wel- the Gray Lady pledge was led pointed to the newly created posi^ • strumental music iit the elemen- Monday at headquarters here of come by Mrs. J. Stewart Farrell, by Mrs. Joseph Olivier, chairman tlon of sergeant on the town- ' - CURTAINS tary schools of Neptune, He the Monmouth County Chapter of vice chairman of the Monmouth of the service. ship police force at Wednesday ' familiar figure on both thi the American Red Cross. County Chapter of the America^ Chaplain (Maj.) William B night's meeting of the Township - DRAPERIES operetta and oratorio stage in thli Capping was by unit Gray Lady Red Cross- Crocker of Fort Monmouth gave Committee. Mr«. John McCtbe . area, having appeared in, "The chairmen: Mrs. Harold Rowland, Mrs. Anthony L. McKim, Vice the invocation and benediction. J BEDSPREADS Sgt. Nazaruk will receive no • Mikado" and "H. M. S. Pina- Fitkin Hospital; Miss Caroline additional salary for the position,' • fore" as well as in last season'i FANCY LINENS Niison, Home for Chronic Sick, that makes him head of the four-'' "Creation" by Haydn at thi Long Branch; Mrs. Charles H- member, part-time force. The • • Drapery Hardware Miss McGrath Wed church. ' ( Parkell, Patterson Army Hospi- Wedding in St. James policemen are paid on an hourly Robert Spencer, who plays thi tal, and Mrs. Berkeley Cater, unit rate and are on duty only on role 6F the deaf King, Kaspar co-chairman, Riverview Hospital week-ends or special occasions." WAITERS In St. Ann's Church is director of choral music I The graduates from the four For Mary McGowan The new sergeant will serve as ' Red Bank High School. He is a Is KEANSBURC—St. Ann's Cathc Mr. and Mrs. James J. McGrath, hospitals are Mrs. Joel Forgach, liaison between the force and the the director of the Apollo Clut 41 Brood St.. Red Bank 13$ Hudson Ave., West Keans- Mrs. Harry Hopler, Mrs. Ray- RED BANK - Miss Mary Pat- township committee. ' ' lie Church was the setting her of Asbury Park. He Is tenor solo burg, to John McCahe, son of mond Homer, Miss Dianna Neu- ricia McGowan, daughter of Mr. It was announced at the meet- Nov. 11 for the marriage of Mi: ist at the Methodist Church anc 179 Br'dwoy, Long Branch Mrs. Joseph Miccio, 601 Palmer haus and Mrs. Leo Roundtree, and Mrs. M. Raymond McGow- ing that hearings on the newly Bernadette McGrath, daughter o played Don Basilio in "Marriage Ave., West Keansburg, and th< Fitkin; Mrs. Harry F. Brandt, an, 74 Rivers Edge Dr., Little completed tax assessments will of Figaro" and Don Jose in "Car- late John McCabe. Mrs. Albert Kind, Mrs. Frank Silver, was married here Nov. be held at the West Freehold men," in the Opera Gala pro- Leslie and Mrs. Marion M. Ray. 18 to William Paul Hickey, son School Wednesday and Thursday Rev. Anthony J. Luisini offi- gram. He will shortlv appear ai FAMOUS FOR on, Home for Chronic Sick. of Mr. and Mrs. Paul R, Hickey and Dec. 7, and 8. : "/' ciated at the ceremony. A re- special soloist at the Presbyteriai Also, Mrs. Oscar Irgens, Mrs, of Lima, Ohio. The Municipal Re-evaluation. VALUES ception followed in the home of Church of Bound Brook when it SYLVETTE Charles Jahaig, Mrs. R. J. Mc- Rev. William C. Anderson of- Co. notified the commitee it had Mr. and Mrs. Miccio. choir presents Bach's "Magnlfi Murray, Mrs. James Marar, Mrs. ficiated at the ceremony in St. completed Its re-evaluation and, MIDDLETOWN SHOPPING CENTER Mr. McGrath gave his daughter cat" Dec. 10. Frank Maloney, Mrs. Russell in marriage. She wore a long- James Catholic Church. Mrs following the hearings, it would Share Role Roy, Mrs. Robert S. Smith, Mrs. Georgia V. Mason was organist. assist the township assessor to HWY. 35 (Optn EvH. "« f, Sar. 'til &> MMdhtown sleeved gown of satin. The Victor Vissering and Mrs. John scooped neckline was outlined The role of the Page will agair A reception followed for the im- place the new assessments in his - be shared by two young men Joseph Whalen, Patterson Army mediate families in the Ameri- books. The firm also stated if with crystals and pearls and the Hospital; Mrs. Robert Catenaci, motif repeated on the two-tier Kenneth Langbauer is a junioi can Hotel, Freehold. additional hearing dates wero^ SELECT YOUR GIRDLE at Manasquan High School ant Mrs. Henry Coffey, Mrs. Gilda Mr. McGowan gave his daugh- necessary they would be granted. overskiit of nylon which termi- Diamond, Mrs. Howard B. Doug- has been active in dramatic: ter in marriage. She wore a Mayor LeRoy Daniels an- nated in a cathedral train. las, Mrs. Robert L. Heyd, Mrs. AND BRA AT SYLVEnE there. He was chosen last yeai short-length gown of ivory silk nounced a resolution establishing Miss Ann Beevers, Newark Gregory Hillman, Mrs. Samuel to play the leading role In "Thi taffeta fashioned with a bateau three-member local assistance cousin of the bride, was maid o) MacGregor, Mrs. John J. Malon- Pajama Game" at the school am neckline, three-quarter length board would be adopted at the honor. She wore a gown of laven- cy. Miss Leslie Mann, Mrs. John previously had a leading role sleeves, bell skirt, and crushed January organization meeting. der satin fashioned with a bel Patt, Mrs. Charles Scott, Mrs, "Plain and Fancy." He is a mem cummerbund appliqued with AI- He said that, members-'to the shaped skirt," matching accesso- Kenneth Smith and Mrs. William ber of the Sea Scouts and was encon lace and seed pearls. Her new body would be named at that ries, and carried a bouquet Wilhelm. Riverview Hospital. pale yellow pompons. a cruise to Europe this past sum- elbow-length veil was held time. : • ••• Awarding of pins was by Mrs. Vincent Frank, West Keans- mer. He plans to go into musica! place with a cap appliqued with Mrs. WUllam P. Hickey The mayor called for consider- VoutHciaft's comedy professionally. Joseph Kunkel, vice chairman of lace and seed pearls. She carried ation of the possibility of estab- •-•* burg, was best man. the Gray Lady service; award- The bridegroom attended Ohio The bride is a graduate of Key Chester Crabtree, a sophomon a cascade bouquet of white roses lishing a joint Tercentennial Com- Northern University where he port High School and is employed at Red Bank High School is and chrysanthemums. mittee of the township and Free- was named to Theta Kappa Phi at the Procurement Office of Fort active member of the Drami Miss Jean Hall of Smithburg hold Borough. He instructed the " He is an aviation electronics Monmouth. Group of the church and hai Club Hears was maid of honor; Mrs. Stan- clerk to send a letter to borough played leading roles in their pre ley Fox, Adelphia, bridal attend- technician, second class, in the officials for their opinion on the The bridegroom attended Re United States Navy. - BANS Bank Catholic High School an sentatlons for several years. ant, and Miss Susan Dcnise, matter. ' completed his service in the was recently seen on televjslo; Two Talks Freehold, cousin of the bride, The couple will live in Moun Army last year. He is with Build in "The Singing Years." He RED BANK - Two travel talks! Junior bridesmaid. They wore Holly after Dec. 1. They honey- a member of the Youth Choir TUMMY erk Specialty, Keyport. were presented at a recent meet- gowns of tajfeta, the junior mooned in the Poconos. Plan Program the Methodist Church, an Eagl The couple are residing at 11! ing of the literature department bridesmaid in pale green and the Scout in Troop 17, president o Martin R. McGowan, eight- First St., Keyport, after a wed of the Red Bank Women's Club other attendants in apricot, fash- BULGE the Monmouth County Junior Rei year-old brother of the bride, On Vietnam I ding trip in the clubhouse. ioned with bell skirts and crushed to the Pocono Moun- Cross, vice president of the sophc played the wedding march on the LONG BRANCH - The Sharp>. tains. Speakers were Mrs. Edward cummerbunds. They wore flower more class of Red Bank High piano at the wedding reception. Circle, Women's Society, fori FOR GOOD Scofield and Mrs. Harold Penn- band headpieces to match treasurer of the Forensic Leaui their cascade bouquets of yellow Christian S e r v ic e, Methodist; jj ington who talked on England and Church, Washington St. ahf ! vice president of the Method!: Scotland, lands rich in the lore | chrysanthemums and tea roses. Youth Fellowship, and a membei PANCAKE BREAKFAST Broadway, will sponsor, the; show- Class Date of famous authors and poets. Donald H. Brinkman of Lima, of the Varsity Cross-Countrj MIDDLETOWN - Youth Fel- ing of pictures of Thailand and Mrs. Lester C. Stork and Mrs.Ohio, was best man. Ushers were Team. ivjrs. LJCMCI \J. OIUIJV aim mis. ~-r-~- Vietnam Sunday at 8,p.in'. in the lowship of the First Baptisl 1 Is Changed Richard H. Moyle presided at lie Michael R. Hickey of Lima, church. , ',>' ; ' Costumes for the performance: tea table. I brother of the bridegroom, and Church, King's Hwy., will sponsor SHREWSBURY - A change ol have been made by Mrs. Mirian Lt. James D. McGowan of Ft. The pictures weretaken by*- Mrs. Robert Lockwood, chair- a pancake breakfast tomorrow Henry Adie, West Long Branch,;..;, training date for Red Cross volun Coddington, assisted by membei man, announced that the Christ- Devans, Mass., brother' of the teer nurse's aides has been an- of the Chancel Choir. Constru bride. from 9 to 11 a.m. in Fellowship who will be the narrator,. On dis-ij*r mas meeting of the club will be play will be a collection of arti- nounced by Mrs. Andrew W. Ken tion is by Richard Kohl. The ei The bride attended Allegheny Hall. Serving on the committee held Tuesday, Dec. 5 at 1 p.m. cles from Thailand. • nedy, chairman for the service tire production has been coi College, Meadvllle, Pa., for two will "be Andrea Atkinson, chair- for the county chapter. The newceived and directed by Herbei mon, Charles Burrus, Donald years and Trenton State College man, assisted by Elizabeth Bates, a year. She is a member of AI class being recruited will start o B.urtis, minister of music. Sturmfels, James Cotten, Philip M»ry Border, Edward Baily, Rae Accompanists for the opera ar< pha Xi Delta and is a member Lowden, Chester Crabtree, Jr., Fetterolf, Denison Osbome and day, at Riverview Hospital, Red Marian Tatem, organist of Em W. Martin Bowers, Harold Cod-jo' that "things may house at Jennentown, Pa. Shows Is Engaged EATONTOWN - Santa Claus has been delayed by weather. By ELEANOR MAKKO ), daughter of Mr. and Mrs. happen when we reach Califor- she has graced include "Sunrise RED BANK - Nick Caizza, Donald E. McClintock, Swimming nia." f at CampobeUo," "Baby Doll," K Mechanic St., announces the His scheduled arrival at Mon- Looking like a New Jersey reproduction of River Rd., this week got some "Blue Denim," "Summer and engagement of his daughter. Miss mouth Shopping Center which wis very exciting news. She will step The play is considered "top to have taken place by helicopter drawer." It .was written bySmoke," "Dark at the Top ot theAnne H. Caizza, to Carmen J. yourtger Winston Churchill, Maxwell Stewart Simp- into the lead of the big time Stain," "Our Town," "Say Dar-Cacopardo, son of Mr. and Mrs.today at Jip.m, had tob e put off show "Take Her, She's Mine' Phoebe and Henry Ephron. Har- because of rain. ion put on a show at the Guild of Creative Art Friday old S, Prince is the producer. ling," "Anastasia," "Invitation to John Cacopardo, 142 Hudson once it hits the road across the a March,' "Pleasure of His Cora Ave., West Keansburg. Santa will be on hand, however, pnd proved that some artists really are individualists. United States. Starting stars are Art Carney and tomorrow beginning at 11 a.m., Phylis Thaxter. The noted George pany," "Make a Million," "The The bride-elect is a graduate In a preamble of preparation, Simpson lighted Jean is (Very modern young Mad Woman of Chaillot," "Redof Red Bank High School and and from then on throughout the 1 Abbot is the director. As usual, pre-Christmas season. black cigar, wordlessly arranged his brushes, adjusted woman. She not only knows how critics will have a voice in say-Head," and "The Bells are R-ng-Asbury Park Business College and readjusted the easel, laid out a simplified palette, to do "The Twist" to near per- ing how long the Broadway run ing." She is employed In the loan de- fection but she does aa elaborate may be. But Jean thinks "show In an interview here she said partment of the Monmouth Coun- tore up some rags, wiped version of the modern dance she got her part In "Take Her. ty National Bank, Red Bank., turpentine and varnish with hj: known as "Baseball," That one time" will become an extended •his brow with a red keroils- . Working with oaly the en> engagement. She's Mine" after spending IS Mr. Cacopardo, a graduate of takes "The Twist" and adds to minute* reading for Judy,Abbot, Ferris High School, Jersey City, SPECIAL chief, stuffed it in his backofHii brasCsinVpsonrelated"the it the pitching or batting stances The story of "Take Her, She's sky and willow and earth to the Mine" deals with college life and casting director and daughter of Is a member of the Mirrors Health pocket, drew a long puff of the major- leaguer, timed ' to George Abbot. Club, Keyport. He is serving In key figures — the first bold modern ballet. parents who, for the first time, SAVE 'and stepped up to the canvas. are sending their daughters away "Naturally," she said, "I'm the U. S. Army and is a former The demonitrition was begun. stroke of off-white on the canvas. Miss McClintock is the daugh- Far from exhausted after th from home to study. nervous about appearing on employee of the Singer Sewing Adept «t portraits, landscape! tewrf the proprietors of the Town Broadway. But it is what I always lenter. long demonstration, the artist and Country Shop, a women's Miss McClintock feels confident 'and seascapes, Simpson confi- added the painting "Rendezvous" there will be no difficulties once have wanted and now feel I am dently left the choice of subjoc! wear store, at 12 Linden PI., Red ready. The summer stock was as « sales clerk at Macy's. She 209b to his current exhibit at the guild, Bank. But this theater enthuiast, Jean McCUntock the lead is handed over to her. to the 50 willing viewers. 620 Broad St. "I have been 'living' the theater small stuff. The critics are used also has been a dress buyer for • ROOM ADDITIONS who, with her hair up, is a ringer to dealing with the cream of tal-Petrie House. She is a lyric • ATTIC CONVIMIONI •'"It isn't mbject matter tha There is no doubt that the 40for Princess Grace Kelly, is onand West 47th St., Dec. 21, Miss for a long time now," she said. • DORMIRI • MRMII qualifies * picture," he laid be- years of experience has rewarded ent. I want to perform well for soprano and a dancer. She enjoy j • ftOOMNQ • POMCHIS her way on her own. McClintock will be seen and heard In Many Shows them, and think I can." horseback riding, archery, tennis, • ALUMIHUM S1DIM> fore settling down to a romanti Simpson with a style that is well- Due for Lead in a secondary role. But she is Behind her are three sum- landscape of a willow tree am received by realists, romanticists 1 Jean decided at the age of 17swimming, sailing, basketball, || When the play opens In. the used to that from both summer mers of stock. She h&s appeared she was going to be an actress. and field hockey. two figures, and award Juries. Looking at tinBiltmore theater, at Broadway stock theater and television. When at the Gateway Theater at Bell- ADD-ON i* He arranged the. simple matte: completed works after watching A Moamouth Product Television audiences have seen In forceful abstract and literal), his technique of beating in the Born in Passaic, Jean also her perform on the U. S. Stetl CONSTRUCTION beat the canvas into submission colors — not a brush stroke lived in Nutley before coming to hour and the Alfred Hitchcock Monmouth County. She attended program. She also has done TVHwy. 35, MIcMatowft She repeated thump of the tatdares to showl CALL DAY OR NIGHT W his wide brush on the primed Rumion Country Day School and commercials and was a model. went to the Linden Hall School eanvai was preceded by a whip- STEPHAN BAGNELL of Now, she said, "I am going on for Girls at Lltitz, Pa. Last year, :o bigger things." OS 1-1479 ping up of color with a grindin Shrewsbury, formerly of Long she devoted herself to studies at flourish that approached the spec- Branch, is represented in a group Columbia University, paying her tacular. show at the Highgate Gallery, own way from earnings as a • A man of few words, Simpso 827 Third Ave., New York, waitress In a coffee house and delivered his commentary delib- through Nov. 28. LEARN TO DANCE erately and carefully — never who is In trouble. Stand by ENROLL NOW! .... really divulging hit secret blends. THE JERUSALEM WINDOWS herl by Marc Chagall opened Sunday CHILDREN & ADULTS JKi deliberation never matched Ballet • Toe • Tap • Acrobatic • Twirling the abandonment with which hi at the Museum of Modern Art, Dear KMty: alternately fingered his brusl 11 West 53d St., New York. Thi Modem Jan • Ballroom Dancing My husband thinks that If a • Special Dance cutset for Tots 3-5 Years • •»d cigar. 12 stained windows created by woman has a pretty figure she "Sometimes I use one brush fo the artist will be on view should wear tight-fitting clothes the whole picture," he said, am Jan. 3. which ihow it off. I don't feel *% STUDIO OF DANCE added with a twinkle: "Save! comfortable in akin tight dresses 17 E. FRONT ST., RED BANK W MM Wihlng." He did admit that *u GEORGE INNESS and Mont- so I don't wear them but my *as one of his methods of keep-clair, the last Jersey home of th girl friends do. Consequently I ing the picture In simplified key. 19th century painter, came ti see my husband giving them the ^After an hour and a-half of thihat zeallr worksl Old Mill Gallery, has announced THE 10th ANNUAL showing of RUG CLEANING Solve* underarm pro-that the Old Mill Association Newark Museum's Christmas ex- blems for many who membership is nearing the 500 AT ITS • had despaired of effec- hibition-sale opened with a wide mark. One of its most popula range of objects created by con- • Vtn help. HTTCHUM'S activities Is the original Wednes FINEST AND FASTEST AMm-MESPIKANT keeps on- temporary craftsmen. A selection latatma absolutely dry for thou- day ell-day workshop which ha In Your Horn* • Or In Our Moduli Plant now extended to Thursdays and of fine prints by contemporary sands at grateful users. Postttvt American artists aetion coupled with complete Saturdays. Is Included. twsttaMea to normal skin and Among those represented in clothing ia nude possible by new the 30 woodcuts, etchings LEON'S VARNISHED GLASS Is not and serigraphs are 19 artists bpe of formula devised by anew art medium or a reporter's SINCE 1912 MONMOUTH COUNTY'S LEADING tonne genloi in pharmacy and including Leonard Baskin, Rob- RUG CLEANERS PARAKEET jffodaeM by a trustworthy 40- invention. It is the product of ert Conover, Antonio Frasconl Manold laboratory. 90-day sup a printer's typo. "Hayseeds" byand New Jersey printmakers WHITE ST. SH 7-2800 RED IANK »Iy. $3.00 plua tax. At leading Trav Neidlinger, headlined here Louis Lozowick. Claire Romano ing and toiletry counters. Gentk last week, was executed in var- fluid lorarala with patented ny- and John Ross. lon applicator. Bemeraber — itnished glazes and incorporated melted wax for depth and tex- Hard of Hearing? •topi cxeesttre penpiialion — WOMEN'S CLUBS of the New br many men keeps nnderamu ture. Jersey State Federation will hold tbaotately dry. PAPER MILL Art Gallery, their annual Art Day and Amerl- FREE TRIAL OFFER Millburn, is featuring through Home Department Day at the Newark Museum Nov. 28. PEANUT HEARING AID! RITZ Dec. 5 the work of John J. BisThe program will consist of talks * DRUG STORES ignano of Newark and James D, on the exhibition "Victorian worn all in the ear Randall of Rldgewood. Vignettes," by Berry Tracy, cu- Monmoulh Shopping Center Blslgnano studied at the • No bulky batteries Eatontowp-Phone LI 2-4300 rator of decorative arts, and an- Newark School of Fine and other on "Survey of American • No wires • No cords spininiiniiiiiiiiiiniiiiiniiiiiUiiiiiiiiiiitnuiifiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii'iiiiiigiviiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiBi Painting" by William H. Gerdts, curator of painting and sculp- Acousticon Hearing Aid Center ture. Ben Aidkerman, Mgr. HENRY GASSER'S exhibition 341 COOKMAN AVE. Dll A 44AO of watercolors opens Monday, Dec. 4. In the Grand Central Art ASBURY PARK |"K 4'VLICUQ CHROME Galleries, Inc., Biltmore Hotel, New York. The artist, who ex- CAGE & STAND CHOOSI FROM hibited at Monmouth Art Gal- lery, Red Bank, recently, will be LITTLE TOUCH... A HUOI COLLICTION featured through Dec. 22. In- OF COLORS. cluded are 25 scenes of France that makes tha and Italy. difference. Anyona 7.77 MALE ft Ff MALI can decorate, but IP PURCHASED SEPARATELY [WVWWWWWWWj it is the littl* ex- CAGI 5.98 STAND 3.98 tra touch that wa Don't Buy Curtains have that makes tha big difference). Our decorators ara always at your service. Skiers No charge, of course. Make your sitzmark at the new J. Kridel Ski Shop Tuesday, November 28, at 8 p. m. until you've Ski movie, ski program open to novice, intermediate and expert. been to J. J. Newberry Downtown Red Bank J. Kridel House of Curtains M. SILBERSTEIN Broad and Front, Red Bank 4 Whit* St. Red lank Interior Designs - Furniture Draperies Slipcdven OPEN EVERY NITE TIL 9:00 P.M. 25 MECHANIC ST. SH • 1762 RED BANK T Branchers Record First Glean Slate Season With 13-6 Win

LONG BRANCH - The fumble back, suspended last week by the, away on the one, however. Ii Red Bank had the makings of proved to be a leal weapon for school. I the drive, Winrow did most of th another drive toward the Wave Long Branch here yesterday as Three timei they drove inside ball-toting, the junior hajfbaci goal in the early moments of the the Green Wave defense forced getting off on a pair of 19-yar third period, taking the'second the Long Branch 20, only to be Red Bank to lose the ball four runs. half kickoft on the 30 and mov- stallelldd by thhe stellar Wave de- times on bobbles to gain if 13-6 Long Branch took over, march ing down to the Wave 44. They decision over the Bucs. One of fensive unit. ing back up the field to the Bn were forced to kick on fourth Red Bank gave both Long the bobbles set the stage fofajB™nch Touchdowns In^the sec-i 45 where they were forced t< down, but Sam Blasi's boot was Long Branch touchdown, wn,le d iod R R cj punt, the quarter ending 0-0. partially blocked, the ball going three others stalled Buc, drives] yards for the first score, while. Long Branch hit the s<\irin, up into the air and bouncing off for scores; Randy Phillips scored the otherj column early in the second peri a Long Branch man. Winrow re-; The win, the ninth on the. year on a one-yard burst up the mid- od, driving 65 yards in five plays, covered on the Red Bank 41, giv-j for Long Branch, gave them an dle after Nate Farrow recover- Reed skirting left end for th ing Red Bank another chance undefeated and untied season, ed a Buc fumble on the one. final 40 and the touchdown. The However, Wayne Edmunds fum the firs"t in history, while the set- Phillips kicked the extra point | kick for the extra point split th bled the | ball away two plays back put coach Lee Walsky's after the second score (or a 13-0 uprights, but Long Branch wa later, Fred Votola of the Wave club one under the .500 mark lead. called for being offside. recovering on the Red Bank 45, with a 4-5 record. Bucs Hit Paydirt They had another score a few Bucs Tough on Defense R-d Bank.unable to defeat a mlnutei later when the Buc line! Red Bank hit paydirt In 'failed to block long enough to: It was here that Red Bank put Long Branch grid team . since! on its best defensive showing. 1544, did a commendable job on' j Winrow to get off a pass, Long teaming up on Branch linemen forcing Winrow Long Branch reeled off nine the heavily favored Shore Con- plays, stopped by the Buc de- 38-yard aerial, Davis making the to fumble the ball away. Far ference A Division chailhpions, grab on the 20 and racing over fense on the one-yard line. In row, a 130-pound defensive end, the defense halting the Wavej untouched, he drive, end Dave Grudin twice inside the 10-yard line, again recovered for Long Branch Red Bank made Long Branch dropped Wave ball carriers four once on the one. on the one. times. take notice of its offense early A five-yard penalty temporar- The offense also did a credit- in the contest when they took the ily stalled Long Branch, bu Red Bank, whose offense able job, despite the loss of, two opening kickoff and marched GSJPhilllps bulled his .way over two gained a net of 141 yards on the key players, Warren- Scott-, an yards down the field in eightjplays later. His kick for the ground, picked up most of those tnd, and Richard Robinson, half-1 plays, They fumbled the balllextra point was good. yards on its next series of plays, With the ball silting on the Buc one, Edmunds took a handoff from Willie Davis, and on a quick opener, raced 89 yards to the ConjfBranch 10 before Joe Boyd LET GO OF MY HELMET — Big John Frost, 33, Red Bank, appears to be trying to tap Long Branch1! Harry could drag him down out of Eajtwick on the helmet to let him know ha hat a grip on Frost's helmet. Othart ar* Harry Tokanoi, 63, Long bounds. From here, however, Red Bank, was- stymied, moving Branch; John Palumbo, &l, Red Bank, and Norman B»rwoilor, 80, Long Branch. Other gridders are not Identified, he ball only two yards to the Rad Bank surprised the Green Ways by holding the score to 13-6 yesterday at Long Branch. eight. . ' Davis Scores TO n ians A fumble., this time by Long Branch, set the stage for the tone Asbury Park's Rally Downs J f Red Bank score. Jerry Frost, J J Buc defensive end, recovered a Lakewood 11 rayland Newman bobble on the Long Branch 41 with three min- ites to go. The Bucs tried a Middletown Township, 33-7 To A 6-6 Tie run and two passes, before Win- LAKEWOOD — Tom» Rtv«t row connected with Davis for thei ASBURY PARK - A third possession on their own 30. On the previous play he had picked) and Lakewood High School bit- ouchdown. A pass for the extra quarter clipping penalty, followed first down, quarterback Paul Herr up 15 yards. Tomaino's point try tied to a 6-6 tie here yesterday point was no good. moments later by a 92-yard touch- tossed a long aerial to Jim Kel- was blocked by Lou Montonaro. as the two schools ended their down run, turned a close game tett, who made a beautiful catch 1 Asbury was back to the attack 1961 football season. Red Bank picked up nine first nto a rout here yesterday as on the Asbury 37. After Diaz a few minutes later after stopping Action picked up for the holi- towns in the contest, while Long Middletown Township High School cracked up the middle for six, a brief Lion flurry at the Middle- day fans after a scoreless first ranch had 13. Top ground: went down to its seventh defeat Kenny Faulks circled right end town 46. Beginning on their own half in which Toms River was in ;ainer in the game was Phillips' of the season at the hands of and outran-the Bishop secondary 31, the Bishop ground out 69 Possession most of the way. Th« if Long Branch, the workhorse isbury Park, 33-7. into the end zone with 2:10 left yards and four first downs in 11 Indians were in control aftv; alfback carrying the ball 28 Except for their lone victory, in the period. Foulks knifed off plays, only one of them a pass Lakewood fumbled the ball «\vay ( mes for a net of 149 yards. 2-0 over Red Bank, the Lions tackle for the seventh point. Most of the leg work in the drive on the first play of the gume.. Then Toms River missed out on Seed gained 69 yards in seven played their best football of the Asbury rebounded quickly was done by Crenshaw and full- four scoring chances, • :arries. season against Asbury. The final Starting from their own 48 after back Harry Starrett with Cren- score is not indicative of the way shaw going over for his third In the lecond half, Lakewood SIDE STEPPING — Randy Phi Hip*, 41, on* of Long Branch's clasiy backs, it caught a fine punt return by Sal Berar- For Red Bank, Edmunds had most of the game was played. desco the Bishops drove for their touchdown of the day from the scored first in its only opportu- getting away for a gain from Red Bank's defense yesterday in the Buc-Brancher *."!' P'".0" "V 8round ot 126|Thebreakslustsimpiy"we7e"''riot first score in seven plays. The 12. nity of the day. The stage was game. Dave Grudin, 73, Red Bank, is grounded, whilo hit teammate, Harry Guetz- yards in 10 carries. going Middletown's way this fine Lions almost had the drive When it had possession again set on a 35-y»rd punt return by Thanksgiving Day. stopped at one point, bul Middletown used a shotgun of- George Hayes from hU 45 to th* laff, 70, looks on fhe scene. Ado grounded it Grayland Newman, Long Branch, II. Long Branch Indians' 20. On first down Jay sained a net Middletown scored first late in a fourth and three from fense and made a valiant effort ground total of Burdge, quarterback, went' back! 237 yardy s and he first period going 70 yards in the Lion 33, Chenshaw ripped to score. Actually, the Lions did| go over with 50 seconds left on to pass, then rolled out around added an additional 14 nn one-for- just three plays. By halftime, around end for 29 yyards. a 66-yard pass play from Herr end for 16 yards and a first down, Green Bay Packers Score one In the air. Red Bank com however the Blue Bishops had Crenshaw lugged it over $606.90 Double to Foulks, but a Lion player who on the four. Two plays lost six pleted four of nine aerials for 62 forged ahead, 13-7. The Lions on the next play to.make it 7-6 was completely out of the play yards. Hayes then took a pitch- yards, while gaining a net of 141 :ook the second half kickoff and The Lions held the lead when was called for offside, and the TD out from Bernie Meyer to jo In Florida yards on the ground. seemed on their way to knotting Pete Tomaino's kick for point was 17-9 Win Over Detroit was called back. around end for the score. Burdge MIAMf, Fla. (AP) - Tropical the score, especially when Bob deflected by the hard-charging The contest marked the end of was rushed out of the extra poinf. DETROIT (AP) - The Greenl The NFL's scoring leader . Diaz ripped off 20 spinning, swirl- Middletown line. The Blue Bishops had the edge Park opened'Florida's horse rac- the high school football careers Toms River had its chance in Bay Packers, mostly stuck in a'snared a 26-yard pass from Bart!ing season yesterday in bright, ing yards to the Asbury 3S. Mid- The Bishop scored again just in statistics, principally because of 13 Red Bank Htah' School of. the one-sided fourth period the fourth when the Indians took, thick mud except for two touch-jstarr that advanced the ball to'warm weather with a plump daily dletown was detected clipping on before the half ended after Cren- Dlayers and 21 Long Branch play- Their net running advantage was possession on the Lakewood 3( ( down drives, took a firm com-,the Detroit four. Taylor scored double payoff of $606.90. Lhe play and was set back to its shaw intercepted a Foulks pass is. 188-85, (111-1 in the final stanza) with four minutes remaining in • mand in the National Footballjthree plays later. Daily double tickets, up from own 36. on the Lion 35 and returned it to Playing their last came for the and they had an 11-6 margin in the game. The big play In the League's Western Division race| Otherwise, Hornung appeared] $2 to $3 for the first time in 32 Diaz picked up 15 of the lost the 24. Once again, the Lion de- march was a 30-yard end run for Bucs were ends Teddy Johnson, fense stiffened and seemed to first downs. The Lions passed yesterday with a 17-9 victory over;rusty after his 11-day layoff from! years of racing in Florida, yards on the next play, but the a first down oa the Lakewood 31. Bill Smith, and Dave Grudin, have the threat halted at the 19. four for 13 and 75 yards with the Detroit Lions. jfootbal). He kicked two extra!brought SH018 through the par!- tackles George Zebold and Rich- .ions could produce only two three interceptions, Asbury three After another first on the 14, The Packers pushed over their;—•-•- •-•-but' misse--•*---•d a- ••-••field• ,>oa—l< • yards on the next two downs. However, on a fourth and 13; to Ronnie Glorsky plowed through mutual machines, compared with ard Allen, guards Harry Guetz- go for a first down, with two for 10 and 60 yards "with one inter- winning touchdown on Jim Tayy- attempt from the 36-yard line. $95,094 last Thanksgiving Day. laff and John Frost, and center This left them with a fourth and ception. Penalty yardage, all right guard for 13 yards. Three lor's one, and they decided to kick. minutes left, Athans whipped a one-yard run on the first The Lions moved the ball bet-. John Hendrickson. Also backs stepped off in the second half, plays later Howell drove through play The payoff was made up of L. Jim Chevalier got off a nice high pass to end George Plasteros on py of the final qquarter and ter than the Packers until they Weinberger's Little Nita in ihe Danny Murphy, Larrv Lucisano, was divided 35 yards for Middle- left guard for the score. Glorsky's opened their lead to 2'/ games boot that Harry Crenshaw let slip the one. Defender Floyd Lodge plunge for the point was stopped. 2 I got in touchdown range. De- first race and R. Nichol's Teren- Pete Zilger and William Oaker- made a diving tackle at the same town, 20 for Asbury,. Over the second place Lions. hrough his hands at the 10. :troit, virtually out of contention cio in the second. time Plasteros caught the ball, This Is the last Turkey Day John Dougherty was the only Pvt. Paul Hornung, on «eek-,now . h ^ four ,e{t 11EII BAXK («) The ball'bounced around free Herbert Hinojosa lode Little but the end had enough momen- meeting between the two teams. injury. Dougherty wasn't play- (end leave from the Army, added,,,,, , j ,_ „,„. ,_„ ,i..J *-• Smith. Jolinflm nrunin. for a couple of seconds before ing, but was ah official in the was forced to settle for three, Nita to a 1:12 clocking for six ties Frost, liarr Sergeant, 2 tum to carry him into the end Middletown meets Freehold next field goal In the final 38 sec Bill Athans scooped it up on the field goals. furlongs and scored by a length zone. Tomaino made good his season while Asbury battles game. He messed up on an end endsd . Palumno. Rlspn. eight. Three Lions had clear PAT placement this time for a Neptune. The Lions will also meet run and was hit hard. He was and three-quarters ^asy. Miss i. Waul. Winrow. shots at Athans, but let him 13-7 Asbury lead at the half. Brick Township, Toms River and taken to the hospital and released tans' who.'wafched the nationally Saggy was third in the field of mutids, Lpi •Is, Zllgpr, Luclsano, squirm loose. Suddenly, at the Lakewood next season in place rapidly to finish the second half. . televised contest at Tiger Stadi- three. They traveled 13, 34 and n. Little Nita, a four-year-old I.O.VG RBANC'II (1.11 30. Athans broke into the clear r! filly, paid S7.60. Following Athan's 92-yard of Newark Central, Princeton and After the game he returned to lim. , Both teams' offenses bogged IS yards. He missed ano'.h Is—Johnson, Wright, Berwpller, Far- and away he went, carrying Lion scamper with nine minutes left Carteret. Asbury will drop out have an X-ray taken of his el- n often onn Ihe muddy turf annd from the 28, John Runane got Terencio Tat-Ulr-s -Sullivan, Tnwlcr, Srlnllt, On- upset hopes along with him. bow. rlosUl. in the third period, it wa. almost of the Shore Conference next sea- hall handling was treacherous for Martin's kicks gog t the Lions off away fast in the second event and Guards—Rurlte, TokanoR. Mellacl. all Asbury. The Lions managed jto a 6-0 lead as the Packers! scored by 10 lengths in 1:46 1/5 Center--Duke. Coach Phil Braun's club looked son in favor of full-fledged com- UIP players. Flacks—Iteerl. Phillips, Newman, Boyrt, like a real juggernaut in register- to prevent any further scoring petition in the Central Jersey Sr.SDAV KITE MIXED DOUBLZS sputtered for the first 27 minutes, for the mile and a 16th. Terencio SlandfsSlauu Hornung came up with the big Vltoln. Ollvinlnltl. Huhn. I'rrlzlk. ing the game's first tally. An n the third quarter, but with one Group IV conference., moving the ball well only onus. paid $73.30, $39.30 and $14,20 in Brown, Vt.li>. Pants.' Scottj _ IS54 in the touchdown drive that Asbury punt in the early minutes minute gone in the fourth stanza, 7oaM Lanes Luncheon ..._ 17 A* tnabled the Packers to pull outjBut Starl\ lhe NFL'S lwd'ng the $3 mutuel. Pound Stirling TOIVKSHIP No. > _.. IT in had set Middletown back to its the Bishops had jumped into a No. 2 _... 14 u Ihe victory after they" traiieti jpasser, ^ guided the ^ Packers o0|was secon[) anrj Water Show Knils — Kci:plt. Novembre, Auer. 26-7 lead. Tacliles—Foster, Ktmes, Montonaft Mmrndl Sur«lc«l .-.-. 1314 n% yards for their first score and; third, own one-yard line. The Lions No. » j 111 u twice. Hini yan! r;Rtd Wlltek. . S V: nivlii <3R-yaril pass from Wla- picked up some breathing room The touchdown was scored by aunrds—Falconeltl, nueruhner, Wilton. No. S 13 is a 7-6 halftime lead. The crmvd WM estimated m Centers—Beers. Rlersack. No. 1 II « alter touchdown- IJOHJ Branch: then quick-kicked out to the 31. Crenshaw, outstanding both of- No. 7 9Mi 17* Starr, who had been concen-j 15,000, compared with 17,790 last ~ ' -Herr Richards. Foullti. Dial. No. ! »!4 i's (Kick' Four Asbury plays netted only fensively and defensely all day, Pitls Chevlller, Roman, Lo 11-4 trating on short passes with 'he Thanksgiving Day. 's -[yiwFiibprg, Eglilio, Prestl, Black & Decker one yard, and the Lions gained on a ripping 21-yard end run. On ASBl'RV PABK I.INCHOIT NEWCOMERS UIAOCE wet ball, suddenly hit Max Mo' Ends—Napotilano. G. Plasteras, Btelter W L Per. Gee far down field. McGne Vanderslont, Htiich, Brozolonslll. .ticky strikes _ us Wi .S3T Tacliles — Saimrlers. Jones. Manan. Hot Shots 1J!1 14H .its scooted to the Detroit 21 on a ArmBtronK. R. Plasteras Rose, M-yard play. Starr then hit miarns—Kulrumbos, Chalet, Irons, ti- wards, Knplan. Boyd Dowler with a 17 yard pass f'onters—VoRel, Klersted. Haddock. and Taylor barged over for his Backs— Atlians. Crenshsw, Berarteseo. Russell. Starrrtt, Tomaino. Oormsn, first score. Kennedy, Bt'nnrtt. Uacote. Rlppl. Score by Periods BLUE WATER The Packers' offense went back! Asbury Park O 1.1 T 13 3J into a shell in the third quarter MHillflm Township : 0 0 0 I Touclnlowns -l-'oiilks, Crensliaw *3,, G. MARINE, Inc. and they fell behind. C;7, when Plastrrns. Atlinns. Point* fiNer touchdown—FonlkB, To- • CYCLOID action cult futtr. clnnir, Martin made his third field Roal.i iBlno 13i. • fifi|«r tip tBMiol—in|lt cutj to 45* Officlah—Hough. CrUley, Clark. Mur- • Intludlt no t*iti & cifdc guiti* Herb Adderly's interception —; • 4 iiuiUd bltin, blirJt witrtth one or lour turned in by tliej Packers' secondary — startedj the Packers rolling again on their Standings ASSIKiATEii rnKss winning march. ! ICIATEI K GOODRICH 1 EASTKRN IHVISION Adderlcy returned the ball 10, W I, T Fi-i. Flu. vards to the Detroit 40 where! tnostnn ii .i i .mo ,iio A 4 1 .K»t ,-lOfl Starr took over. ''» i-^-kort IV, .N>ir York HARDWARE ~u»«lo O 5 II ,S|J 5!« Packers In one first down and! s i o ,u« at, (Across from A&P) WKSTEIIN HIVINIOX then hit Hornun"» with Hi" hi"| \V I. T Prl. I'm. 14 E. Newman Springs Rd. _ Dieio i! ft o i.ftiifi :m pass lliat put the Packers into Dalla* ?. 7 n ,:lon Iftfl position for their winning score. OenyeDenver 3 a O .373 10! RED BANK U»lt«n.l i i > ,rx MI Gvcen Bay — ft 7 0 10—17 TtiitrMla) *B Results SH 7-2477 Detroit ' - 3 3 3 0- !) XfW York '.I. nnlfaia 11 Simtla.v'1 Schedul* kl Dalian -^snver At floostoa J. P. HORSE AND PET SUPPLIES ALUMINUM & GLASS CO. Rf. 36 & Franklin Ave. 787-0661 W. Keamburg OF ALL KINDS Open Duily 9-3; Wed. ami Fri. 9-9- • SADDLES •REMEDIES • 1EATUIUN<; • • At home service, repairing or replacing broken gluss It your convenience • Storm windows • Doors • Ami- FREDD WSKOFFCo. Ingi and Jalousie units • Aluminum siding • Mirrors JHORT — Bob iJiaz, Middletown Township fullback, is about to be tackled by an Asbury Park gridder for every purpose • Class tops for furniture. MAPLE AVE. and BIRGEN PL, RED lANK 1 yesterday's game at Asbury Park. Ray Falconstti, 60, Lion guard, left, is hoading for a block but the Bishops r» lacking in his path. Looking on behind Falconatti ii Asbury Park's high-scoring Hajrold Granshaw. Asbury TEL SH 1-0554 SB-Friday, Nov. 2J71961 WjlS ii-lt Park won its final game with rJliddUtown, 33-7. , ' ' Caseys Break Game Wide Open In 2d Half For a 31-12 Win RED BANK — Scooting off for Chuck Thompson then kicked then Brueckner pitched out to thrown for a 10-yard Ion, but an 80-yard jaunt with an inter- to halfback Jim Green, who re- Lalli who circled left end for the Paulson then threw a quick pax cepted pass, Caseys' Tom L*lll turned the ball from his 20 to distance. A pass from Brueck- to Lewis at his 30. He grabbed paved the way for the opening up midfield, but a vicious tackle by ner to Schiuler was overthrown the ball over his head and ran of a tight ball game as Red Bank] Lucia jarred the ball loose and on the extra point try and the all the way to the RBC 21 before Catholic went on to blast Rum- Kerry O'Hslloran fell on it at the score wu 12-6. being hauled down from behind son-Fair Haven Regional, 31-12, Casey 45. by Thompson. A penally moved O'Hillortn Score* here yesterday in a closing the ball to the 11 ind then Paul- Tide Changes Quickly After receiving the kickoff, Thanksgiving Day battle for the son rolled out to his right »nd Rumson, its back broken by the Rumson tried three passes, all two schools. went the remaining distance to sudden turn of events, could not of which were incomplete. They Lalli's interception came at make It 19-12. A bad pus from then punted, but Red Bank Cath- center nullified the point attempt. time when the Bulldogs were marched 55 yards In 11 plays to olic was offside. With fourth and closing in oh the Caseys from the The Bulldogs got tha ball soon score the final touchdown on the five on their 45, the Bulldogs again but then came the Inter- Red Bank Catholic 40, with the last scrimmage play of the gamp. score resting at 19-12 in the] elected to gamble but lost. A ception that put the game out of This drive was led by halfback pass was Incomplete and Red their reach. „ , fourth quarter and less than six "Skip" McCormick, playing his minutes remaining to play. Bank Catholic took over. Rum- final game for the Caseys. The son hardly 'had time to set Its Great Efforts The Bulldogs, who had taken] speedy senior picked up 12 yard; defenses before the Caseys scored Tremendous Individual efforts the play away from the Caseys in on two runs and later caught a again. On first down, Brueckner were turned in by Bill Preston, the second half, had scored once pass from Brueckner for six threw a long pass to O'Halloran Marty McTIghe and Vern Paul- in the fourth quarter and were yards to put the ball on the one. who had eluded Bob Lewis in the son of Rumson-Falr Haven tad heading for another tally. Vern He went over on the next play secondary. The lanky end took by Gene Behme, Bob G»llo, Rich Paulson, a classy sophomore for his first touchdown in his var- :he ball on the 15, and ran over! Lucia and Paul Schlsiler for th* Rumson quarterback, threw the sity competition. Guard Larry to make the score 18-6. Brueck- Caseys. pass down the middle, intended Canale was given a try to add ner's perfect placement made It (ITATISTICH for lay Benedict. Lalli cut In nrat D«n-R«C 14. Itim Thanksgiving Day rivalry be- five plays climaxed by Larry apparent score. However, a 15 Thompson's 67-yard punt, the .- raulion, parlttr. Uwll, R., Bo«d, Local waterfowl hunters who adhered to that maxim longest at the Shore this year, Orean. Ltwla. O., Carey, Jattar. tween Freehold Regional am Brown's 35-yard scoring dash yard penalty nullified the play ornclals — neferee,. WaWainar, -•-: l/mplrt. Tuesday profited accordingly. Opening day shooting !The extra point attempt by Doug Wins at Aqueduct and brought the ball back to the pushed the Bulldogs back deep! Nltka; Head Llnrsm an. PalomlH); rfllS Neptune high schools came t< Judge. Trumbators~ ; Tlntaketpar, Hill, was good, giving Freehold 43. Ironically, It was the only nto their own territory. A 21- mon. ., tm the Shrewsbury River was on a par with the sport a, close yesterday with the Colo- NEW YORK (AP) — El- fleor* br a 7-0 advantage. But the Scarlet penalty marked off against Rum yard run by Parker helped move; Re I Dank Catholic 1) 0 lt-11 found anywhere else in the state. Killing a limit of nials overpowering the Scarlet Fliers bounced right back when mendorf's Oil Royalty, an out- son all day. A fourth-down pass hem to the Casey 37, but then Rurnson — O 0 »-ll side in the betting, closed with a three ducks was a lead pipe cinch for river-wise Fliers, 25-13, here. Richie Lyons returned Freehold's hen fell short. a pass from Paulson, intended rK'ORINO rush In the stretch and won the B»d Bank Calhalle kickoff to the Colonial's 21-yard The Caseys took over at that 'or Parker, was picked off by Touchd wildfowlers. The Freehold team, led by th< 14th running of the $28,500 Fir- _— O'Halioran.3 Ill-yard line. point and a 13-yard drive by Brueckner at the 25, and re-| pais from Bmecknfri: lio-yaM Pill running attack of Larry Brown enze Handicap at Aqueduct from Brutekner): Uccormlek (l.yard Conservation Officer Karl Kristiansen, Little Silver, It took the Fliers seven plays Thompson and a long pass from urned to the RBC 38. plunta); UIII 3 (Ifl-yard run: KJ-raM and Doug Hill, broke the game yesterday. run with Intercepted pail). PAT: described inaugural proceedings on the Shrewsbury to cover that distance, with Paul Brueckner to end Paul Schisslcr, Rumson-Falr Haven got the Brueeknsr (plactment). * wide open in the third quarte The 3-year-old daughter ofj as orderly. Even though gunning could not commence when they pushed the score tc Reid going over from the one- hat covered 33 yards, helped ball again early in the final quar. Barnioa yard line. Bob Davis' extra- Greek Son-Oil Princess, ridden by move the ball to the five. On er on their 28. Parker was Touchdowns Parksr (49-yard pui legally till noon, there were few complaints of early 19-7. Early in the fourth quartei Hedley Woodhouse, stepped the from P&uiion>: Ptulnn i ball 27 yards to the Rumson 2: straight win in a row, tied dowi for the score. Central's player* Colonials Break Loose i/:6t broadbllls. Mixed In with the broadies were Davis hit Charles Ambos with showing speed for 6 furlongs. setting up the first Casey score. the longest win streak in thi expected a pass to star Sanuny : occasional canvasbacks, a protected species again pass for a 20-yard scoring play Late in the third quarter, fol- Oil Rovalty earned a net pursi Thompson got two yards am area in years and yeari and is Riello, and had him well covered. Gene Behme three, pulling th r'thls year. concluding.the day's scoring, 25 lowing an exchange of punts, of $18,525 for Max Gluck, Kansa so doing knocked off Central Re- However, Hughes spotted Lam- 15. the Colonials' Hill broke loose foi City, Mo. sportsman, master ol ball on the 18. A Brueckner pas: gional, 14-0, and completed its pert at the opposite side and hit Hunting pressure dropped sharply. Mr. Kristiansen The Turkey Day crowd of 4, a 42-yard scamper into the end Elmendorf Farm. to Lalli was Incomplete, but on second straight undefeated sea- hiis target,. commented on the surprisingly small turnout in an 000 was put into a winning mooi zone. Again Freehold's extra- Overlooked in the betting by the next play, Brueckner started on. Riello posted the only other TD 'point attempt was unsuccessfu to run to the right, stopped short area which normally attracts heavy patronage on the when the Colonials, following th he crowd of 33,655, Oil Rovai'v The win also wrapped up the when he sneaked over In the as Hill's kick was blocked, leav- returned $32.80. $12.01) and $8.80. and threw a pass to the left cor- Shore Conference Southern Divi- Fourth quarter following another ing the score 19-7. Frimanaha paid $8.60 and $7.10 ner to senior end Kerry O'Hal- sion B crown. drive down field. opener. loran, who was all alone in the Freehold concluded its scoring and Seven Thirty was $7.90 to Playing before a crowd of Dick Halajian, the leading con- « Allison Stern of Scobeyville journeyed to Cedar end zone. Brueckner then passed : Syracuse Accepts on" Saunders' quarterback sneak show. ,000, Brick had its hands full in erter on the Shore, booted both o Schissler for the point, but a •Run for a black duck shoot on Howard Cranmer's with Hills' point after attempt go- coring the two TDs and keeping extra points. !5-yard holding penalty canceled ng wide. Central from winning its eighth Brick was aiming for another ,'$pnd. He collected his quota of blacks (two) in vir- Liberty Bowl he play. From the 17, the quar This Is when Davis woke up game of the season. The Brick icore on the final seconds, but tually nothing flat. Other gunners who shot Cranmer's Blanks erback tried another pass to the SYRACUSE, N.Y. (AP) — II :he Flier attack with his running Dragons finished with a 9-0 rec- :he drive petered out oa the :ame pnd but it was Incomplete. Open water blinds on Mud Cove creamed broadbills, given its choice, the Liberty and passing leading a 60-yard rd. Central finished up with a leven-yard marker. ; Elsewhere in the county, some of the fattest Bowl-bound Syracuse University march to their final score. With Pt. Pleasant Rumson Ties Score -2 slate. Brick led in first downi, 10-T. mallards in waterfowl history were killed in corn- football team would like to mee Davis receiving a direct snap MANASQUAN — Manasquan Rumson-Falr Haven lost no Brick's first score came in the Mello marked up 71 yards rush- Rice or Kansas, reports Coach *rom center, and' utilizing the mtclassed Point Pleasant to the! ime knotting the score. Frank irst quarter alter a march of 50'ing. fields back of Holmdel, and Bayshore sharpshoot- Ben Schwartzwalder. shotgun offense he led a belated tune of 190 here yesterday in the 'arker returned the ensuing klck- ers bagged broadbills. By and large, it was a satis- But before the Dec. 16 bowl rally. Behind excellent blocking 'ootball curtain dropper for 'he iff from his 25 to the Red Bank factory start for the 40-day season in these parts. ;ame in Philadelphia Stadium. by the Flier line, Davis mixed :wo schools. Catholic 40, in a brilliant display! Syracuse still has Boston College up his passing and running at- Ray Harvey, who returned to of running. Paulson then threw, A calculated risk paid off for this reporter. With to play tomorrow. And right now tack that ended with his 20-yard iction after an injury kept him [a first down pass to Parker, who: two ducks—a greenhead mallard and a drake pintail— ;hat's the main concern, Schwartz- pass to Ambos. Reid's extra- in the -sidelines a couple ofitook the ball on the 25. spun awayj already in the bag, we deferred expending powder and walder said today. Syracuse is point attempt was wide. weeks, scored on a 37-yard runjfrom Thompson, 4nd went into favored to defeat BC and close The Colonials concluded their| he first quarter. Charlie McLain the end zone. Preston's point shot to limit out on a flock of teal which spiraled down out with a 7-3 record. Thanksgiving Day rivalry with x>5ted the seawd score, and trv was wide. to inspect a rig of Great Bay decoys. The Orange accepted a hosl Neptune that started in 1949, Charlie Best scored—(he final The ball changed hands without Minutes after the teal had swooped off elsewhere, team bid to the Liberty Bow! with this win giving them a 10-3 :ouchdown. '' any further damage until early Wednesday, but still to be chosen edge in the series. Next year, Eric Burns booted the lone con- in the second quarter when a a lone black duck pitched in out of the overcast. The is the visiting team. Freehold will play Middletown •ersion point. Preston kick went out of bounds Actually, said Schwartzwalder, jon the Casey 32. The Green and black joined the sprig and greenhead already on the Township High School in the fall RED BtNK TCF.SDAY string, and that was that. his team would like another classic. MIXES I.EAOUE Gold marched 62 yards in 11 crack at Notre Dame which de- w .. plays for the tie-breaking points Freehold's season record An unprecedented abundance of pintails ex- 'eated the Orange, 17-15, on Silver Markeimportst ', _...]1«7 jj|p Farmer, Brueckner, Lalli und lands at 4-5 with a Shore Con- at cited comment throughout the state. Early mi- controversial field goal after Chamber's Pharmacy 16 14 Behme brought the ball to regulation time had run out. ference mark of 3-2. lanborn'a Awninjrn ft Floor Cov. 18 14 ; grants, the sprigs generally clear out of our 'eople'a Liquor Store .. -i If 16 T?umson-Fair Haven 42. Then Airport Plaza But Notre Dame is out of the Neptune concluded its season led Bank Auto Imports 13 17 the quarterback threw for' six •esterday giving them a 2-7 rec- lanrly's Service. Station 12 19 marshes by late October. But not this autumn. We picture, Sdhwartzwalder admitted 50O Series—Lorry Klenk. 592; Marge yards to Schisslcr who made a ord, and a Conference mark of Klenlt, 500. since the school has a policy of beautiful diving catch at the 36. • actually spotted more pintails than blacks in our A. 200 Club—John Byrnes. 130; Lorry 'little corner of Great Bay, a truly remarkable ipost-season bowls. KUnlt 214. The Caseys moved to the 28 and : occurrence. RKI> BANK RECREATION anes TIIUBSDAV 3-MAN CLASSIC • While duck hunters were enjoying their season in AIRPORT PLAZA SHOPPING CINTIH 3herman'a Decorator* . 17 • ,11 |Mon. County Nan BanK 16!- 'W file sun, offshore anglers continued to belabor striped Parrlu Waxlnf .„ i._ 16V 7W H. Williams. Jeweler 14 10 bass. Highlands party boat anglers jigged bass by the D * 1! Paints _ 13 11 M. Schwartz * Born 12M ROUTE 36 HAZLET dozens, even as skiff trailers were catching their 10 'Mnsr Amusement „ 11 llcliael'fl Sportswear 0 H" apiece with little or no trouble Tuesday. erry's Bowling 71J IS Mary Carter Paints 3 19W ?•_ Incredible though it may sound, Long Island spies High fiarnp — J. Qullllams 255, 21Do Featuring.... Do Acerra 245. High Serlea — M. Blmlman 657. fell us more stripers are working their way down the Team High Game — King Amuse. lenl 652. coast. Way things are going now, more than one local Team High Series — Shermans 1765, • 32 bowling • Under lane I. Wllllarm 1728, Dili PalnU 1711. Iportsman will be bass fishing when he should be do- O Avg lanes return .. Oonlon _ _ 2i lfr ing his Christmas shopping. ,1. Shulmin : 24 181 3 Terry .._ 24 181 .. Acerra _.... _. 24 1SI • Cocktail 220, Frankli Plnlo 211. IXJU . Marchptll C. Katl 24 193 • Tel-e-score 215, Harry Dwlajht 210, Tom PIllnlK R. Korona ..._ _. 24 5 V\H. Tim-Whitman IDS. man Uthlne ~ Albrreht . 24 lounge iner's HWl J ' 208. '. Rosatl „..- „ 15 Letts - 24 1811 Bar 22 8 Jack Ward 20S, Eil Oreeley 201, nay irb'i Place - ..- ~ 1» , J', Sliugird 201, Don Warlh 200. lo Do Acerra 21 179 Hid,, llec. — " !4 1J!4 - Jonfs 2J 177 Am le frM Paul's Tavern 1J '* HOLMIIEI. MKN S I.KAUUE aulllarns 21 17fl Coffee shop * P, waxKy'd ..... '* , - W L Klnney _ 24 176 Oceanvlew Hotel - " 1 ; Keyport Wine * Liquor IS 12 rl Ilnprfe _ 23 171 parking JJflpi ..._ — 1 t. Btlllwaeon - - 19 175 WMtrnd Liquor - 13 Milton Cltlei Service 1R 12 CraH'n Bevjrage _..10'i 13!i 7. Btevena ..„ - 21 175 'fnk'i Tavern . 33 '. Bain 21 175, fewoort Inn .,_. 10 Armstrong Texaco . t4 18 t, SImi - 24 173 5'4 M>4 Ewlnjton Tile - """12>1• IT'i - Clark 17 171, In*"1—"ios Carroll. Br. 201, 235; Bayahore Hardware .._. __11 in 1 U Zactk 21 ml McKay 2», Ubby Harrington WO Club — Ralph S«rno Ml. Bdilnlone ..21 170 14 GOLD CROWN ail Fiupree 13 169 I. Smith ...- 24 R. Finn -_ 9 POCKET BILLIARD TABLES C. Jlcl.aushlln 10 II. Wllllami 5t 167 V. r>l Ponte „ 12 167 I. Fedorko _ _ 24 1D5 J. llomllan „.. 20 183 RENT A CAR or ! M*o»ll ...-. ..- -19 183 Phone CO 44800 J. /terra 21 157 W. Krenza , : 24 1W 0. mitrre _ 3 155 TRUCK from HERTZ W. , Houston 15 IM' Managing Director, Irving Borek RIVERSIDE WOMEN'S I.EVUE U-DRIVE . , . Call W L1 Riverside Lanes 20 13 THIS IS MY DAY— Ed McCormick, 42, a Rad Bank Catholic i.nior out lor football Manager, Red Bank Radiator 20 13 PR 5-1515, CA 2-3299. SH 7-2121 Rohert A. Braun -. _ ^,....18 15 tha first time this season, is slipping away for » gain in the Catay-Rumton gamo. Jack Singer Oeofjte I.u'a :„ 17 Peterson's Driva-ln .....16 With 20 seconds left in the gome, McCormick scored his first touchdown of his P««« Photos 15 Chevy Cieanera • 14 short grid caroer and was carried off the field by his *«amm»te». Casays won the RENT A LUGGAGE TKAIlBt .Circle Chevy 14 450 Sitrles — Carol Bruno (91, Bi holiday contest, 31-12, yesterday at Red Bank. tarm Webb 490. RED BANK REGISTER Friday, Nov. U, 1961—29 Huskies9 Merriwell Finish OXAW. Cm)- W) A JitmMm us. OftnapteV Gains Conference B Crown tefctlpdi ttttevtlva boanTwai ^npoHd yesteiiajr by OM ottti members, -tha (kktmnl .,TrJ%e KEYPORT - A typical Frank opening kickoff and fumbled Ochinegro took the kickoff to his zone, but Trembley could sol •aid,."la tie beat tnttretUTbt Merriwell finish yesterday gav the first play from acrimmagi 34. Brown racked up six yards find the handle. America'* partlc^atJOB la. inter, Matures High School's footbai Matawsn took over on the 44, bl and Bratslfolis gained two. Hour- national atUatio eompttltkm." team the Shore Conference was stopped on the 38 after fou ihan went to the 49, on a sneak, Both teams had touchdowns *Bli« O, Hosier ft LM Ant> • Northern B Division champion. downs. and then failed with a pass to called back. In the first period IM, a member ot (ha board 13 Bruising fullback Les Brows Trembley. Brown gained three Bratsifolis shook loose on a 72- •Up. ywjf, expressed hlf views in a took off around right end and w yards to the 48 and Hourihan yard pant return and Billy It took a come-from-behind telephone laterview With. Tribune halted on the Matawan 35, aft! passed to Ochinegro for IS yards Wathlngton had a 60-yard reven fourth quarter touchdown and writer Ed Seboenfeld, who quoted Saining , ,27 yards. Keypoi and a first down on the 39. called back because ot penalties, Yltal extra point to tie a vastl; flutter: Improved Keyport High School moved for a first down to t Bratjlfolis was thrown for U13, here yesterday. 20, but fumbled and Bobby Dav five-yard, loss, but Brown made The Keyport band put on a "If we bad new people on the recovered for the Maroon. Board we might be able to pre- Some (,000 fans jammed it up with a six-yard charge to dazzling halftime display with 1U Matawan again failed to gal the 38. Jim Lawson was the re- Thankful for America" theme. sent a broader conception and port's field to see the Red Raid have closer cooperation in the era almost upset Matawan'i a first down and kicked to Key cipient of a six-yard pass from port's 18. Another Raider fumbl Hourihan, and Brown pushed to MATAWAN (1J) WHERE AM YOU COIN*. CHARLIE? — This It one time Keyport High School's best Interests of our parUdpa. applecart as they dominated play Inda—&wl«, Flaroi. Wliaman. tlon.In the Olympics." In the first half, only to fail be< on Matawan'c 40 stopped th the 28. A five-yard motion pen- JacKXa—Kru«|«r, oaraono, Fatan. gridders stopped MataWan's star Charlie Wathlngton. Surrounded by four white- alty ' temporarily stopped the Quard»—-Barr, Davlf, Bunfvr, J, Blok- fore, the fabulous passing drive. tll. ihirted taekleri, with the fourth moving in, Wathingfon li a halted ball carrier. Red Schoenfeld'i story said "Hunter Charlie Wathtagton. Charlie's The Red Raiders could not h drive, but Keyport had a bit of Centere—R. Sicken, Melja. plunged Into the war raging be- raule-dazzie left. Batlu—Vreeland, C. Wathlnatm, W. Raiders in on the play Include Robert Brabafolii, 18; Ralph Foil, 62, and bill Tram* aerials accounted for both Mata- stopped the;, next time they g Watbinrtoa, Qeorte, Yatei. Fa|an, tween the NCAA and tha AAU Wan acorn and he rammed over the ball .and Bob Bratsifol: Hourihan Scores Vina..' bly, 34. Tha Keyport playar at right it unidentified. Tha game wound up in a 13- over oar Olympic preparations scooted 29 yard6 on a kick Hourihan pitched to Trembley, KEVPOBT (13) and took up the fight of the col- light tackle as Bobby Davis -Trembly, Sullivan, If. Rofclaioo. 13 tie at Keyport. cleared the way for the all im- turn to Matawan's 29. Wayir who lateralled back to Ochinegro, Cacarlllo. lege athletic coaches who are Tacklu-roii, Wllllama. opposing the end of the AAU'S portant extra point. Steneck carried twice to the 21 who ran to the 12 for a 21-yard Ouarda-CTOaalair, WlHon, Millar. gain. Steneck slammed to the Center—Sown a. tight-fisted control." Coach Staa «'Tuffy" Baker'j A Hourihan-Trembley pass w< Bowling eight. Brown went to the four and Backl—Hourihan. Brataifolli, OehlriL boys racked up US yards rush- incomplete and Brown bulled a*ro, Brown, Fradrlch. B. Roblnfon, "We're In Great Shape •outDH, rare IXAOUB Hunter was quoted further: Hourihan bootlegged into the end Nippl, Klwy, Bteneck. gluaars. Ing tn the first half and nine first the 16. Bratslfolis went to thi a> liquor . "I concur with the basketball zone after faking perfectly to Score hr Perloda Sarvlc* downs. MaUwan's drives were 13, and Brown barreled stralgh and track and field coaches who Brown through the line. Houri- Matawan 0 0 a 1 M continually itopped as big Wayne through the line to score standtaj •{eyport 0 7 e 0 1 Now," Says Vince Lombardilill propose American Federations in up. ' Hourihan ran for the exti han again took the ball from the TouohioiKi*—Bxcnvn Hourlbu, Bo1 1J14 1TH Bowne. 250-pound center, led the * . Jhrlaitifiorwe TUHardwar. e .1111 ID their sports that would be purely fake extra point kick attempt and rush which held the Huskies to point on a fake kick situation. Polnti if tar toueHdown—HouMun, 0. DETROIT (AP) - There'll be 'We don't seed help this time. lib Jam Thru aamea — Arm. representative of all agencies in ran to his right. He found Wtthlntton (ruihei) < - T»aco, 1,3(3. • five-yard gain and one first Matawan was continual; no celebrations — not just yet - Last Thanksgiving I thought we ThrM Oamaa — Dick Hasan, the country and not dominated Trembley all alone in the !il*~Wlrabtrt. W«IM, Vu Itntcii. down. stalled by the hard charging for the Green Bay Packers, on were dead when we lost here. Blgb Team Oanu — Armilroni Tea by the AAU. Keyport line and couldn't pene- the threshhold of winning their "But we got the help we Beat th» Clock " dam« — R*r Witter, 318. "I think the AAU should be trate. Keyport territory for th second straight Western Division needed. - AVERAGES- part of these federations but not Matawan bit paydlrt with foui remainder of the half. Keypori title In the National Football "Oh, well, we could use some ra . „ have control as It now has In the minutes left to go in the game at drove to the Maroon 25 on an League. it barged K yards for the tally. help at that. We might need fow jffi International field, other' drive before they wen On the Gridiron some help from Uncle Saml," "But obviously," grinned Coach Dan Hourihan kicked dead on hla stopped on downs. ill "The AAU has made tt clear 44 as the ball took a backward By Colonel Earl H. (Red) Blaik Vince Lombard!, "we're in great Three Packer stars — Paul ?•? to us that unless we withdraw bounce. Charlie Wathlngton wa Quick. TD Course shape now. All we need is an- Hornong, Boyd Dowler and Ray our support of the proposed baK Nitschke — are in the Army. tossed for a three-yard loss, bui It was a different story In th< Sentiment tomorrow features time-cherished ri- other win in our, three games." ketball federation it will not ne- They received passes and were Ralph then passed to end Bill Bowie fo: second half when an arousec valries all across the map. Teams like Princeton, Har- His Packers churned out a gotiate anything with us." 14 yards to the 33. He ran to Huskies team took the klcko able to play against the Lions. muddy 17-9 victory over the De- The Tribune quoted Wilbur the 30. and passed to didn't stop until they reachi vard, Ohio State, Minnesota, U.C.L.A. and Alabama But their availability for future * brother and troit Lions, who'd been in close inn Johns of UCLA, chairman of tha Billy for six yards. Charlie went paydlrt, John Yates returned th engage not only old, respected, if bitter, foes, but also games is up to the Army. charlet Tudor , pursuit of Green Bay, yesterday _ . Dtva Carlion LJJ •;« NCAA Olympics and AAU rela- for another three and passed in- kickoff to his 37. Charlie Watti Hornung, stationed at Fort Fred Stathla . the chance at a championship and, in some cases, a In their annual nationally tele- tions committee, as saying from complete to Bowie. Ington gained three yards, BUI: 'ised Thanksgiving.game battle. Rlley, Kan., missed last Sunday's Bowl game. Others such as Cornell, Pennsylvania, Wis- game. He caught a vital 28-yard Bui"bram Los Angeles: He tried to pass again, but lost one and Charlie ripped of The victory sent the Packers consin, Yale, Pittsburgh, Oregon State, Oregon, South- pass that set up Green Bay's "At a recent meeting with the found his receivers covered and line. Billy was again tossed foi V, games ahead of the second- winning touchdown and booted a AAU one of their officer! told raced up the middle to the eight. yard loss to his 47, when Char ern California, California and Stanford seek to redeem place Lions. Billy went to the three on the ie hit Bowie for 19 yards to ths field goal and two extra points got! MUM? us 'we wil concede nothing ud pale records by winning the big One. Coach George Wilton of De- next play, but an Illegal motion in Ws first action in 11 days. ° ""'"" you will get it over our dead troit agreed with Lombard! {hat bodies.' He meant represents, penalty took the ball back to the Charlie was belted for a five- In the old days, such classics often called for pre- "I was more tired than after the race In the West is over for tion on the International Basket- II. Charlie then sent Billy into ard loss back to the 33, bu any other game I ever played," game oratory by returning old grads. They exhorted ill practical purposes. ball Federation through the pro- the tight flat where he passed to made it up in a hurry when h said the former Notre Dame posed American Federation. him at the five. Billy ran In it Bowie for the touchdown, the players to display the finest qualities of Spartacus, "They'd have to lose three back. "But I hadn't played for for the score to make it 13-12. 3owle started straight out, cut Horatius, Wellington, Davie Crockett and the Merriwell straight for us to get in," said the so long, I had to be tired." Charlie followed Davis In for the coach of the beaten Lions, IXKOBOn WOMSN-8 BOWUNO o his left and beat Frank Klley, brothers. Preparation today is more practical. Coaches Mud was an Important factor. Tony M W u extra point and the champion- he defender, for the score. "There's still an outside chance Carl Ke: Uncroft Pharmacy —___1» 14 must utilize the time to make sure their men under- "My team played as well as It Rudy Llncrort ana 1IH UH •hip. George Morrell kicked wide for us,, but it's a mighty slim Frank'! Barter Shop — U IS one." could be expected in these fi4d Keanrturt Nafl IS If . Tumbles Hurt Keyport he extra point attempt. stand the problems and answers to what has been ap- conditions,", said Wilson. "But ATLANTIC KINO AND QUEENS Wuiermu'i "H l$tt Lombard! said, "unlike last UCAOUB Fumbles hurt Keyport's Keyport struck right back wit propriately termed "violent chess." This approach also the rain and mud hurt us more W Llneroft Hardwara year, we can do It ourselves, Llncrort Inn chances hi the early stages ot the 66-yard foray which wound up than it did them. The mud cut Hopplnr Lumber VUlare Uarket 1S_ *\_ permits the old grads to condentrate properly on their Brits Cleanera BOO Serlei — N. llefel US, Ut, IT game. ThelRtd Raiders took the n the Huskie end zone. Charli down our speed." Monday quarter-backing, which is also far more com- BED »*NK BEC1MEAT1ON COMMERCIAL LEAOCE The Packers relied on the plex than it used to be. Speaking of complexity: h Tt Sunoco crunching straight-ahead runs Bond Elactrlc . EAST Ltncrolt ICeao .. Jim Taylor to overcome the bur- Atlantla Hotel . " \\ }? den of the slippery mud. Taylor Sheridan Bar ~, SYRACUSE at BOSTON COLLEGE. Hard luck Mayralr Market — gained 94 yards — double the to- RAO Bpon _ .. Moqueen'a Floor 300 Club — fiarry Dwllbl, 303,201; Saltlne Warriors have the quicker line. SYRACUSE Kleenltt Rug .— tal of any other back — and Bernla Brown, 301. Llncroft Pharmacy scored both Green Bay touch' Women'a 100 Club—Xk>la Brown, 190, TUc Tap Houie — •* * • *• " L~ i

"Ther« win be » service of the Want ta#»aroc1lr3i* Mr* Charts Boly CommuBJm Sunday at * Mri. Dnray Mai, Betri Nik; Robert Knapp, Malawi*, aim. ID the Chantry. St., «u christened after tiw tad Mr. and Mn. Roy Huytar, New Shrewsbury Family service and address by OPEN SUNDAY TILL CHRISTMAS ttfiraiagg warship »ervice» Is St Mr. and Mn, Versos Stulte, Ste- Rev. John E. Bate* will speak "So, There Are Hypocrites In the rector, Rev, Canon George M^^ * EiEpiscopapp l ChurcChh by Rev. yen Briggsg , Rev. MMr . Malel , an!dSundiy at JO:50 a.m. OR tha top- Church" will be the sermon top- A. RoberUhaw will be at »: Hapry A . MaleMl . ' Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Applegate, ic, "Gratitude." ic at the »:30 and 11 a.m. serv- jn. The girls' choir will sinj Mat the christening. guests Keyport. Ushers will be Garry Neice and ice* this Sunday by Rev. Isaac 'Let All Things Now Living' Edward Stines. Flowers wUl beC. Rottenberg. (Traditional). The organ preludi placed by Mr and Mrs. George The quartette will offer mu- will be "Bryn Calfari Coolldge. There- will be a nur-sic for toe first service. The Vaughan-Williams and the pos sery during the service. choir will sing during the second lude will be "Hyfrydol" Pledges for tha support of theservice. Vaughan-WiUiams. Unified Budget which have not Ushers for the services will be At 10:30 a.m. Robert D. M as yet been received may beWilliam Cook, Robert Loversidge, Kee will play a recital on thi mailed to Edwin Parsells, chair- Joseph ZetkuUc. Lester Shlbla, Mary Owen Borden Memori man o( the flnince committee or Russell McQueen, and Thomas Carillon. placed In the Sunday offering. Brereton. Morning Prayer and sermon b; The church school will meet at Sunday achool will meet at 8:30 the rector will be at 11 a.m. Thi TRAVEL AGENCY ^ 9:30 a.m. in the sanctuary un- a.m. men and boys' choir, under thi der the leadership of John C. Donna Marti will lead the dis-direction of Marshall C. Bus! • ••ta.i» Poyner, superintendent. Rehears- cussion of the Junior Youth Fel- organist and .choirmas .r, wi als for theChristmas pageant lowship at their meeting In White Sing "Christ Whose Glory Fll 10 RECKLESS PL TELfPHONE will begin. Hall at 7:15 p.m. Sunday. the Sky" by Candlyn. The orgar The Youth Fellowship will spon- Virginia Carter will lead the prelude will be "Chorale in sor a pancake breakfast tomor- devotional service of the Senior Minor" by Franck; the postludi REP BANK SH 1-5080 row from 9 until 11 a.m. in Fel-Youth in Beekman House Sunday will be "Now Thank We All Oui lowship Hall. at 7:30 p.m. Honey Baer and God" by Bach. The general meeting of the Bruce Wlggttt will be in charge Women's Fellowship will be held of refreshments. A business meet- REFORMATION LUTHERAN / You can rasarva and pick up alrllna, sttam»h!p, In Fellowship Kail Monday at ing will be held. West Long Branch :15 p.m. Mrs. Robert Hutchln- Confirmation classes will meet Sunday—Harvest home: 9:31 bus and tour tickets, hotal and rtsorf araa soo will preside. Wednesday evening In the Pas-a.m. Sunday school. 11 a.m. serv tor's Study. Ice, sermon, "Will you stand thi raiarvatlenf at our offieas. The board of deacons will meet Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the social . Choir rehearsals are held every final test." Harvest Home gifts room. Candidates for member- Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. will go to the Lutheran Home al Jersey City. 2 p.m. Luther Leagu IT COSTS NO MORI TO IOOK ship will be presented to the Work day for the Christmas board by the paitor. New mem- Bazar will be held next Wednes- shore area rally at Atonemen Church, Asbury Park. THROUGH YOUR LOCAL TRAWL AGENT bers will be received into the day. ellowship of the church Sunday, New members will be wel- Tuesday—1 p.m., happy hours Dec. 3. comed into the fellowship of thefor senior citizens. 8 p.m. Sun On Thursdays, the pastor will church Sunday, Dec. 10, during day school staff meeting. present a series of informal dis- the worship service. Friday-*:30 p.m., senior cate- cussions on the theme of the Plans are under way for thechetical class. World Council of Churches, "Je- Christmas programs for the Sun- Saturday—9:30 a.m., junior Cal sus Christ, the. Light of the day school students, to be held echical class. 10:30 a.m., week- World." The meetings will be Sunday, Dec. 17. day school, grades 1-6. held from 8 until 9 o'clock In the pastor's study and will stress CONGREGATION BNAI ISRAEL the nature and meaning of the CONSERVATIVE Rumson O/COIOGYSLI World Council and the need for Carnival Time at Rayco is New Muffler Time unity. Rabbi Gilbert S. Rosenthal will for your carl Come see the sensational "buy" preach the first sermon of « se- I IT. ANDREWS EPISCOPAL ries on "Love and Marriage" to- in Rayco's"fVhl8peririgPowef' Mufner...tho Highlands night at 8:30. He will analyze largest selling muffler in America! Durable Holy Communion will be cele- the custom of dating and the —dependable—quietl You'll feel and !•» irfA ovumr «\ CRAFTSMANSHIP: brated on the 2d, 4th and 5thqualities one should seek in a hear a big difference In your driving! mate. Brick • Stont • Ufitlm* Siding Sunday of each month at S a.m., INSTALLED FREE IN JUST 15 MINUTES! NO MONEY DOWN and there will be a service of Cantor Sidney Scharff will rloralng Prayer and sermon at chant the liturgy. The floral ar- BANK MORTGAGES a.m. rangement for the pulpit will be RMdMN, SpRl l«Mh $JLf» On the 1st and 3d Sundays there donated by Sisterhood and Con- 3-RING "CARNI-VALUES" FOR YOUR CAR! RtWyfcawraia, frtm Q7 parmonth will be but one service, a eele- gregation In honor of the wed- ration of Holy Communion at ding anniversary of Rabbi and RAYCO AUTO SHOCKS SAFETY BELTS Completed SPLIT RANCHER a.m. Mrs. Gilbert Rosenthal. Candle with haatad OARAGE, from '11,590 The vicar Is Rev. Ronald Mac- lighting time will be *12 p.m. SEAT XxL An Oneg Shabbat will follow the THE HOUSEWIFE DOES HER. .COVERS tig tadratiat, DWag Room. lorc» llvmg Boom, linurloui >wl Tilt, services. STUFFIMGIM THE KITCHW, Calwtd Bolh end Showar, Big Comply. "WiMovai" &E KHdwi wHh TRUE VTNK BAPTISM Tomorrow will be Junior Con- Room lor Fomlly Eotlnp, Hot Wottr Hta), huubtaa', PloiUrtd Wolli. AKDTWERKTOFTHE FAMItY HOLINESS gregation Sabbath. Members of ATTWETHAWS6MM6 TABLE Oak Boon, Pound Omaf, Hwttd, Dry ««crt«ion Bawmtnt. W. the Junior Congregation will con- iKOvott «nd Pour Coixr.li Foundation and Walk. Why S»nl. Long Branch duct the senior service beginning Maiu thLi the !ut For An Unfinhlwd, "d>it-your»IF' typa of houwl I* toft, man and Sunday school and Junior] MsTsiinmt ni ts HIMNIS at 10 a.m. Rabbi Rosenthal will yon eetebrato In m xented homti. nhptd with a Roydtl Qualify Comply Horn*. church will meet at 10 a.m. lead a discussion of the Torah Beoome ft home owner. We'll be lar anmttJ • CfMttit pnttdka aaar lap— We build all year-round—anywhere In New Jersey Scripture lesson and prayer bappr to allow you tome ol the • "Oui* "n»uty mlMt ante anklMt ittim mat reading with the children. Can- Has home! ve hmvo listed • • . tnatnent" (or roar «an pawondudsM*, service for the sick will be con- cir Interior! FUU. SET • QuaMJstaM lor I I SAMPLE HOMU tor Scharff will chant the serv- homes In all prfca nuigei. ml nlM prleu, ducted by Rev. E. H. Lawrence, • Rich pittflmi and colorsl FOR MOST CMS • Cow In for iHE£ Stock • tnmiiJr IMUIImuilMM FftlE .. Alrpart load an< Pltnt itnd Fill Plant «nd Pricn ice. A klddush will follow the Abtorborttttl Mftmt ««cltl itmtanlil Ualaa Baiiiayar* Raydtl Quality Homn lastor, Monday at 8 p.m. AllMitawn. P«. I service. •jm 417-i444 •ox 111 Sunday morning services will Open Dolly to 9 P.M.; Soti. 'til & P.M. Had Bask ST. MARY'S CATHOLIC BBR 11-31 New Monmouth be at 9:15, followed by a class QUALITY in Jewish Law at 9:30 with Rab- Rt. 35, North of Eatontown Circle NAMI • Masses will be celebrated In bi Rosenthal. the church Sunday at 6, 7, 8:15, • AMPLE PARKING • U 2-1333 RAYDEL ADDMSS There will be no Sunday school and 9:30 a»m. or Hebrew school due to the" You may take up to 20 weeks to pay with an...... ST*ie.. Masses will be celebrated in RAYCO Thanksgiving Holiday. no down perynwif. . the school building, Memorial The religious committee will C O A 1 7 K'J f." OUST toll, at 8:15, 9:30, and 10:4mee5 t Wednesday at 8 p.m. PAY ON THE RAYCO CREDIT PLAN YOU PREFER am and at noon. Thursday evening, the Adult Institute will meet at 7:45 and 8:45. Hannukkah gifts and religious Authorized Insurance Replacements articles may be purchased at the Sisterhood Gift Shop, which will be open evenings between 7:30 something personal happens when you build only 31 homes on 17 prize acres and 8:30 and by appointment Hannukkah Holiday commences SPECIALISTS Saturday evening, Dec. 2. A lot of land BAPTIST ' • NeVMonmouth Bible school will meet Sunday A lot of home (9 room) at 9:30 a.m. Dr. Nelson B. Baker, profes- sor of English Bible of Eastern Baptist Theological Seminary, A lot to love (including the price) will be the speaker at the mom- Ing service at 10.45 a.m. The anthem will be "Praise to the Lord" under the direction of Donald E. Blsgrove, organist. A nursery and the children's church Tr TNTIL MOW, tnis sTte was die town misery will be provided for those up to %J (gardmvari(ty).SCTcnteen-pIuiicrtsjuJtfor a/) on one floor. Finished recreation room with eight years of age. growing thing!...in one of MkJdletown's moit lavatory. Ready-Cfrfinish expansion room for 5th At the evening service the pas- favorable locations. The school it a walk away. tor will speak on "See Your bedroom, study or children $ romper room. Ccn» Calling." Choose from tereral convenifpt shopping centers, fUte Hotpmat dectrk hjuhen in color. Separate The mid-week service of pray- and fabulous Red Bank shopping. Tie new Bamm laundry room, Donbl&door entrance. All wood* er will be held Wednesday at Hollow Golf dub is just a few minutes away. shakes exterior. Twrxar garage. And Und—rich 7:30 p.m. Within 10 ipiimtw are beaches and fitting— nurserf-tended land—gently rolling land—Und The young people will meet at cacatiotdand. All city utilities, of count. And for 7:30 p.m. Thursday. rimmed with trees-W TO 14 ACRE FOR commuters, the Fenn RS« station is less **f?t 10 The Amlco Bible Class will EACH HOME! QUALITY SAFETY CLASS INSTALLED TP^ti^^^vTt ^fflflu yff^ir GOOI*« Iowshlp Hall. Mrt. Thomas Rob- Come today. If yon can't come now; please clip erts will have charge of the de- These homes are few in number, but tig m sue. and sare this ad, and plan a visit as soon as possible. votions, and Mrs. Charles Lev- We're happy to build a fewbeautie s at a time... We haw reason to apect thex homes will be all enthal has the program, which COLD WEATHER IS HEBE church helps to support. The and thus get the best possible locations In town sold in short order. hostesses will be Mrs. Charles ...and be able to gire each home priddul, per- Krueger, Mrs. William Roberts, . sonal attention. TO STAY! ACT Mrs. William Bisgrove, Mrs. Wil- toner mi Uriel pbu MthUy ki^er lard Foster, Mrs. William Bar- MINIMUM DOWN PAYMENT HM MORTQME nard, and Mrs. Kenneth Buchs- IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY baum. MODELS OPEN DAILY 1 TO I SATURDAY and SUNDAY U TO f EMMANUEL ASSEMBLY OF GOD Keansburg beau-MARC Rev. Timothy M. Adams, pas- Chapel Hill Road, Middletown tor, will conduct services Sun- day at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. Telephone: SHadyside 1-9699 The Sunday school will meet at 9:45 a.m. A young people's service will be held tonight at 7:30. BROKEN GLASS Bible study will be held Wednes- day at 7:45 pjn.'There will be a special service Wednesday at 1 p.m. REPLACED - REGLAZING Communion will be adminis- tered the first Sunday of each month. The Women's Missionary Council will meet the third Tues- AMPLE FREE PARKING @ day of each month at 7:30 p.m.

REFORMED Middletown "What Is Your Trouble?1' will be Rev. Harry A. Olson's sermon ATLANTIC GLASS CO. subject Sunday at 10:50 a.m. "Gla»$ and Mirron in Every Size You Can Break Sunday school and adult Bible class will meet at 9:30 a.m. 21 MANX AVENUI 1813 H STREET The Junior high Fellowship will C*r. WMtit St • Maala »v«. S*. al IStk Av.. Hwy. Tl (4N) meet Sunday at ( p.m. with Mrs. Wayne Mouritzen, adviser. -Hntfuitnir Onrtlm Stita Ptrkwir ta MallwinKi-ypoit lilt 117 Into Rt M. RID IANK IELMAR buulli or» IU. 36 tpprpxlrnately U mlten to Cli&p«l HlLt Ro*i2 .I.l on ltd. from Tel. SHodplde 7-2020 Tel. MUtwd 1-1200 at 8 p.m. with Wayne Mouritten. im lulu iv. it norm to cnipti uui itaad, lum rum to rnodait. Dorcas Circle will meet Tues- |Open All Day Salurday[ day at 8 p.m. , RED

». JAMES CATHOLIC PRESBYTERIAN Mr. Ewalt in his series on "What JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES TRINITY EPISCOPAL PRESBYTERIAN BAPTIST METHQDISt' ft* Bank Red Bank Christianity Is All About" in the Red Bank Red Bank *"* Shrewsbury , Red Budc Rediuk Sunday mum in at S, 7, >, "Atheism—Its Cause and Cure' Combs-De Voe Memorial Room. "Where May Real Security be The Holy Eucharist will be cel- Rev. John R. Collins, pastor Rev. Stanley E. Mugridge will "The Freedom to ReartW will ft. il a and U (high maw) in will be the sermon topic of Rev. Wednesday: Found?" will be the subject o ebrate.; Sunday at S a.m. will preach Sunday at 9:30 am speak Sunday at the 11 a.m. serv- be the sermon subject Sunday at the chart* and •, 10 and Dr. Charles S. Webstei Sunday 10 a.m--the prayer and study the address by Herbert Bucholtz The family service and church 11 a.m. on the subject, "Wha ice. 9:30 and 11 a,m-, by the aft* o'clock In th» high tchool audi at 9:15 and U a.m. group will meet In the chapel.' Sunday at 6 p.m. The speaker is school will begin at 9:15 a.m. Do We Say About Missions The ushers will be Warren De date minister. Rev. Kerry Robbc toriuna* Rev. James L. Ewalt, associ- Noon—Dr. Webster will be the traveling circuit supervisor, and "The Responsibilities of a Mohammedans, Hindus and Oth- Brown, Charles Miller, Tillman There will be t reception of ' Confessions are heard Satur- ate minister of visitation, will as- guest speaker at a meeting of representative of the Watchtower Churchman" will be the subject ers?" based on the text, Acts: Lane, Roland Duncan and John members at both services. : days from 4 to 6 p.m. and from sist at, the latter service. the New York City Rotary Club, i Society. of a family service talk by 14-17. , Crawford. Provision will be made The church school will meet at, 7:30 and < p.m., weekday* dur- William C. Wood, minister ol 8 p.m.-Rehearsa! in Westm!n-| At 7.15 pm_ tne discussion will George Smith-Winnej. Robert Blake will sing twc for child care during tee service. 9:30 amj'll a.m. Then will bt ing the t o'clock mass and after music, will play "9 Thou o ster Hall for the cast of pageant,. continue on the subject, "When Morning Priyer and sermon by solos. The greeting committee Htjjtt tp an adult Bible class at B: 30 a_.nv- Novena services Monday. God the Father." and "I Cry "At the Door of the Inn," to be'a|| Nations Unite uncier God'* the rector, Rev. Canon Charles During both worship, services, Deacons Sidney Dull, Kenneth taught by Peyton Wheeler. 'Har- Baptisms every Sunday at 1:30 to Thee, Lord Jesus Christ," D. presented by members of the Kingdom." The week's program H. Besl, will be at 11 a.m. nursery care will be provided Mauger and Walter WJutaker and vest Home' Is being . observed p.m. in the church. A baptism Buxtehude, and ^'Festival Tocca- Women's Association Dei. 6. will close with words of encour- The Holy Eucharist will be cel- the church house under the di- Deaconesses Mildred Van Nos- again this Sunday for gifts. to blank must be obtained from the ta," P. £., Fletcher. agement, "Caring for Our Re- ebrated Wednesday at 8 and 10 rection of Mrs. Richard W. Child. trand and Anna Brower, Mr*. the Methodist Horn* In Ocean rectory and filled out before the During the 11 o'clock service TRINITY EPISCOPAL sponsibilities," by the circuit min- a.m. The service of healing will The Sunday church school class- Ralph Teed is flower chairman. Grove. The junior and senior BFY Baptism takes place. the sacrament of Infant baptism Matawan ister. follow at 8:30 and at 10:30 a.m. es will include: kindergarten, pri< The IYF will meet Sunday at will be administered- groups will meet at 6 p.m. The Novena devotions In honor ©I Matins Sunday at 7:45 a.m. will Mr. Bucholtz has spent the pasl Alcoholics Anonymous and the mary and junior departments, 7 p.m. and will conclude its At the 9:15 service, the boys' Sunday evening praise service the church. ' " be followed by a celebration of week in Red Bank aiding the con Alanon Group will meet Monday 9:30 only; Junlor-highs at 9: study of "The Congregation Fanv Junior choir will sing t'Splrit ot will be at 7:30 p.m. in the chapel Holy Communion at 8. negation members. Tomorrow at at 9 p.m. and II a.m., and the senh>r-hi{ Uy of the Protestant Church.'* Love," Gneg-Mueller, and "O with the pastor speaking. ] ST. ANN'S CATHOLIC The family Eucharist and 8 p.m. he will address them on The Acolytes Guild will meet department at 11 o'clock onl; The senior MYF group will Come let Us Worship," Carl F. Keansburg church school will be at 0:30 "Living as a Christian," and Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. The, Junior High Fellowship wi The Women's Fellowship will meet at 7 p.m. and; will aee a Mueller. The ushers will be Dav- Sunday mar.es will be at 7, 8, have a half hour oral review on The Sewing Group will meet meet Sunday at 6 p.m. in meet Monday at 8 p.m., preceded film, "Medical Research in Un-i id A. Crowell, Henry G. Harley, 9, 10, 11 and noon. There will be a service of outstanding points the group has at 11 a^m. Wednesday. church house, with Charles by a prayer time at 7:40 p.m. Moses C. Murphey, William J. derdeveloped Areas." The out- Daily masses will be celebrated morning prayer and sermon.at learned from the Bible since his The Christmas Bazar will be Steen, Jr., as adviser. The Seni< in the Clayton Room. A film, Ryan, M, and Fred D. Wikolf, teach committee, with Paul Du- at 7 and 8 a.m., except on first 11 a.m- preceding visit. He will Invite the open Wednesday from 5 p.m. un- Westminster Fellowship will mee "Out of the Dust," will be shown. pree as chairman, will ba in M Mrs. Robert Fielder is program Fridays when the noun will be - W- Stlmpson Brown, Jr., and Holy Communion will be cele- congregation to apply the learn- til 10 p.m. Dinner will be served at 6:30 . p,m. with Mr. Collim charge of the program. Robert E. Skold will comprise chairman. Devotions will be led 6:30 and 8 a.m. brated Tuesday at 8 a.m., ings Sunday in the house-to-house from 6 to 7:30 p.m. presiding. The Wesley < group will meet the welcoming committee. by Mrs. Francis Swartz, After- On Holy Days, masses will be Wednesday at 10 a.m. and Thurs- ministry after assembling at the Thursday, the. Christmas ba- The Christmas fair commltti Sunday at 8.30 p.m. ; At the 11 o'clock service the day, St. Andrew's Day, at 8 a.m. noon circles one and two will be offered at 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 and Kingdom Hall at 9a.m.. zar will be open, from 10 a.m will meet Monday, Tuesda; The first performaace^of tn» a.m., and at 7:30 p.m. Tower Hill Choir will sing "Cre- The Young Churchmen will hostesses. - until 5 p.m. Luncheon will be Wednesday and Thursday in pre| Christmas opera, "Amahl and ths Confessions will be heard Sat- ate til Me a Clean Heart," Muel- meet at the church Sunday at Tonight at 8 o'clock Mr. Buc- served from noon until 2 p.m. aration for the event to be hel The mid-week Bible study and Night Visitors," will be presenfe urdays, first Thursdays, and ler, and "I Looked and Behold a 3:15 p.m. to go to Trinity Church, holtz will share in the Bible study Dec. 1 and 2 in the church house prayer service will be held ed Sunday at 3:30 p.m. in the the eves of Holy Days, from 3:30 White Cloud," H. Willan. The Asbury Park, for Monmouth Con- at 82 Pear St., New Shrewsbury. MONMOUTH REFORM Mrs, William F. Keller Is chair Wednesday at 7:30 p.m, in the sanctuary. This performance is to 5 p.m. and from 7:30 to 8:30 ushers will be Russell D Rain- vocation. Tuesday at-8:15 p.m. "Le chapel. TEMPLE man. especially for the children. p.m. ey, 2d. Edwin M. Close, Fred R The Sewing Guild will meet Your Name be Sanctified" wilt Shrewsbury Mr. Collins will conduct a staf The Baptist Women's day of The altar flowers for Sunday Baptisms will be administered Daniels, Hubert M. Farrow, Jr., Wednesday after the service. be considered at the group Bible Rabbi Richard F. Steinbrink meeting in his study Tuesday prayer will be observed Friday, will be presented by Mrs. Henry every Sunday at 1 pja., and ar- and S. Eric Hartten. James L. Trinity Men's Club will meet Haven; 82 Pear St., New Shrews- Dec. 1, at the parsonage 7 1 will conduct services tonight at 11:30 a.m. J. Palmer and family. rangements, should be made i Davison and Charles L. Weigle Wednesday at 8 p.m. Daniel S bury, and 10 St. Mary's PI., Red Heights Ter., Little Silver, from 8:30 o'clock. The sermon will be The nominating committee w The minister's class for church week in advance of the baptism. will comprise the welcoming Weigand, chancelor of the dio- Bank. 10 to 11 a.m. "The Struggle." meet Tuesday at 8 p.m, in tf membership will meet tonight at Rev. Edward A. Corrigan is committee. cese, will describe the general Thursday there will be a writ church house. 8 In, the lounge. pastor and Rev. Stanley Levan- At 9:15 and 11 a.m., church convention in Detroit in Septem- ten review in the Theocratic Min- Mrs, George Ostrov will give The Mission Belles will m'ei LUTHER MEMORIAL An MYF sub-district dinner dowskj and Rev. Anthony Lulsinl school classes for nursery class ber, to which he was a dele- istry School at 7:30 p.m. followed ths candle blessing. Mr. and Mrs the home of Mrs. Thomas New Shrewsbury meeting will be held at Eaton- are assistants. through eighth grade will meet. gate. by the service meeting. George Ostrov will donate the Dunlap, chairman, Wednes "The Function of the Church' town Monday from 6:30 to 9 p.m. Nursery care for Infants up to 3 pulpit flowers in memory of Wil- day at 9.-30 a.m. liam Ostrov. is the sermon topic of Rev. Dan- Chill con came dinner will be CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY years of age with a registered REFORMED The second half of the fall adu iel D. Reinheimer/in the service BIBLE BAPTIST During the Torah service, Rab- served, Special guests will in- Atlantic Highlands nurse in attendance. Colts Neck study program entitled "Jesu at the Tinton Falls School audi- Raritan Township ' bi Steinbrink will perform for the clude Rev. and Mrs. Dotiald Church service and Sunday At 10:30. a.m-. a coffee hour Rev. Samuel LaFenta will Christ, The Light of the World' torium at 10:45 a.m. A nursery Special evangelistic conference first time a baby naming cere- Mitchell, Latin American jbis- school are held at 11 a.m. Will be held for the church school preach Sunday at 11 a.m on the will be held Wednesday at 8 p.m. is provided at the First Aid Build- meetings will be conducted mony for the daughter qf Mr. and sionarles. Wednesday testimony meeting is staff. subject "Worship, Man's Re- in the church house. Rev. Gordon ing during the service.; Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Mrs. Robert Lane. The executive committee of the at 8:15 p.m. Reading room hours At 12:15 p.m., the Young sponse to God's Revelation." The Lowden, pastor of the Methodist Sunday; Nov. 30 through Dec. 3 An pneg Shabbat will follow The Sunday school and Bible Woman's Society of Christian are 1:30 to 4 p.m. Tuesdays and Adult Group will meet in the 95th Psalm will be his text. Church of Red Bank will lea classes will meet 15 minutes ear- They will begin at 8 p.m. each the services. The hostesses wil Service will meet Monday at 8 Saturdays, except holidays. church narthex and proceed to Sunday school will meet at 9:45 the discussions. lier Sunday, at ft 15 a.m., in or- night, except Sunday when there be Mrs. Sidney Ruda, Mrs. Er- p.m. • Peterson's for a coffee hour.. .m. A communicant's class, Ied.b; der to begin work on their Christ- will be two meetings, at II a.m nest Kahn .The play school for three-and At 7 p.m., the Westminster The youth choir, directed by and Mrs. Leonard Rev. Mr. Collins, will begin Fri mas program. and 7 p.m. There will be special Gettleson. four-year-olds will meet Tuesday Fellowship for seventh and eighth Mrs. Robert Buck, will sing "For day, Dec.' at 4 p.m. in the minis music and testimonies each night Sunday evening the Cottage, from 9:1$ to 11:30 a.m. A con- LOOKING graders will meet in separate the Beauty of the Earth" by Wednesday there will be a spe- ter's study. The speaker for Thursday and Meeting Bible class will meet at ference' for nursery teachers if For • jroups in the youth parlor and Kocher, and "Now Thank We cial meeting of the board of trus- Friday nights will be Rev- John 7:30 to continue the discussion'of the pilot class will be held Tues- in the Combs-De Voe Memorial All Our God," by Bach. tees of the Temple. BIBLE TEACHING Ltidlam, a graduate of Faith EMBURY METHODIST Christ's invitation, "Follow Me," day at 9:30 a.m. Room, respectively. There will be a nursery dur- The Sisterhood will sponsor the Theological Seminary. He was Little Silver using as their text the Gospel The Interdenominational pray- CHURCH? At 7 p.m., the Youth Seminar ing the service. second in the series of film festi- of St. Matthew. pastor of the Marcus Hook, Pa., Rdv. Ralph L. Barrett, pasto er and study group will meet for high school students will meet The adult Bible class will meet p vals Sunday under the chairman- Worship at Bi h f VA will preach Sunday at 11 a.m. oi Monday the council will meet Tuesday at 10 a.m. In the Education Building. tonight at 8 o'clock in the BaDtist Church for A yyears, ship of Mrs. Milton Mausner. The the theme "Commit Thyself." at 8 p.m. The adult education study Bible Baptist Church At 8:30 p.m., the Young Adult church. and has been the pastor of the 11ms will be "Golden Age of During service .those partici Wednesday the pastor's class courses will be presented Tu: Group will meet in the church Rev. Mr. LaPenta will conduct First Baptist Church, Asbury Comedy," "African Musicians' "The Friendly Church" pating in the Every Member Vi> will continue at the parsonage at courses will be presented Tues- parlor. Park, since February, I960. and "Day of the Painter". Middle Rd., Hazlet communicants' class at 9 a.m. itation Program Sunday after 8 pm. day at 8 p.m. by the ministers, The speaker for Saturday and At the Sisterhood meeting Mon- Monday: :omorrow. noon will be commissioned fo Next Saturday the confirmation Rev. Kerry Robb and Rev. W. (bet. Union ft Laurel Aves.) Sunday will be Rev. Thomas Tay- day, Dr. Robert R. Raymos, as- 1:30 pm.—The Board of Dea- The Youth Fellowship will meet the task. Lewis Lowry, gener; class will meet at 9 a.m. at the Gordon Lowden. SERVICES: conesses will meet in the church in the church Thursday at 7:30 lor, a graduate of Bryar. Univer- sociate professor of English at chairman of the Every Membe: parsonage. There will be no class Slides and narration on Hol- Sunday— parlor. sity, and Faith Theological Sen* Rutgers University, Newark Canvass Visitation Program wil tomorrow. land, the Black Forest area of 8 p.m.—Monthly meeting of the inary. He is at present an in Branch, will review and discuss call the names of those assist 9:45 a.m. Bible School Germany and a part of northern 11:00 a.m. Morning session in the Combs-De Voe Me- METHODIST structor at Faith Seminary in the book "To Kill a Mocking in*!. METHODIST Switzerland will be presented by Worship morial Room. Highlands Philadelphia. Bird." Members of the congregatio Fair Haven Miss Alta Schoettle the presi- 7:00 p.m. Evening Rev. Rlohard N. Ryley, pastor, Registration will begin next Tuesday: The Bible Baptist Church Is will be called upon in thei Church school will meet at 9:45 dent of Wesleyan Service Guild,' Service will conduct services Sunday at week for courses in adult educa- 8 p.m.- -Weekly Adult Bible now located on Middle Rd., be- homes Sunday afternoon for the a.m. Rev. James C Rupert's ser- Wednesday at 8 p.m. In the four- Wed.: 8 p.m. Mid-Week Class taught by Dr. Bush in the 11 a.m. tween Union and Laurel Aves., tion under the direction of Rabbi Prayer Service purpose of having the program mon topic at the 11 a.m. service year-old room. church parlor, Church school will meet at in North Centerville. Rev. Gilbert Steinbrink. The subjects will in- of the Church for 1962 presented will be "Light From New Delhi." The Junior Hi counselors will 9 p.m.—Eighth lecture by Rev 9:30 a.m. Watt Is pastor. clude Bible Study and beginners' to them. Nursery service will be provided. meet with Miss Kay Vatter Hebrew. Mrs. Edwin Jacobs is The Sunday school teachers w Dr. Victor J. Witek will speak Thursday at 8 p.m. The junior chairman of the special commit- meet for their praver' time on preparation for marriage at hi teachers will meet with Rev. tee. the sanctuary at 9:30 a.m. Pn the Senior Methodist Youth Fel Mr. Lowden at the same hour. Monmouth Reform Temple uses primary through hiph schoo' lowship meeting at J p.m. Sun- Last Sunday the following chil- the facilities of the Shrewsbury classes will meet at 9:45 a.m day. This will be the second pro- dren were presented for Chris- ""resbyterian Church. The nursery department, foi gram In a series on the subject. tian baptism: Michele Laure Du- LOOK AT three-and four-years olds, wil The Junior Youth Fellowship will Mont, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ST. ANTHONY'S CATHOLIC meet at 11 am. meet at 6:30 p.m. Bruce DuMont, 24 Knollwood Dr., Red' Bank Judy Wymbs, chairman of th« The Commission on Christian New Shrewsbury; Madora Lor- :itizenship Area of the MYF, Masses are celebrated Sunday Social Concerns will meet Mon- etta Story, daughter of Mr. and will be in charge of the Sunday at 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 and 12 o'clock. day at 8 p.m. in Fellowship Hall. Mrs. Allan Story, 19 Oakland St., evening MYF nrcram nt 7:3 PLYMOUTH Confessions are heard Saturdays Robert Wyckoff Is chairman. Red Bank; Craig Richard Nor- The theme will be, "What . from 4:30 to 6 p.m., and from The parents' night program mandin, son of Mr. and Mrs. 'lean1! fo "•> Thp \fnl." Mem Our Lady of the Miraculous Med- n Wednesday, starting at 8 p.m. In Normand Normandin, 41 Melrose bers of the Youth Fellowship wil al every Monday at 8 p.m. in the sanctuary, will provide op- Ter., Middletown; Linda Jean attend the Red Bank Sub-Di :30 to 9 p.m. portunity for parents of church Lorenz, daughter of Mr. ffnd Mrs. trict MYF Rally Monday eve- HOW! Baptims are at 12:30 p.m school students to meet the teach- Julius J. Lorenz, 63 Norma Ave., ning in the Eatontown Methodisl Sundays. ers, view the work done and learn Lincroft, and Karen Lee Apy, Church. The Miraculous Medal Novena of the goals of the church school. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ed- Is held Mondays at 7:30 p.m. and An informal fellowship period will ward C. Apy, 28 McCarter Ave., the Perpetual Novena to St. An- PRESBYTERIAN follow. Fair Haven. thony is held Tuesday at 7:30. Rumson Rev. Harvey C. Douie, Jr., wil! HOLY COMMUNION AME ZION preach Sunday at 9:30 and 11 a.m EPISCOPAL SHAKER-QUAKER Red Bank on "The Worst and the Best ol Fair Haven Red Bank Elder Franklin C. Moyaa of Rev. Charles E. Bourne will Life." Holy Communion will be cele- preach Sunday at 11 a.m. John H Watson, 3d, ministei brated at 8 a.m. Sunday and at Calabria, Italy, wiil give instruc- Sunday school will meet at 9:30 of music, will play "Aria for thi the family service at 9:15. Morn tion and guidance at the church a.m. G String," by Bach; "Earl ing prayer, Litany and sermon Sundays at 10 a.m. The annual vesper service of Morn Reverie," by Bartlett; an by the rector. Rev, Charles R. the Christmas Club will be held "Postlude in C-sharp Minor," bj Lawrence, will be at U o'clock. Sunday at 5 p.m- Rev. A. Ross Vodorinski. At the 9:30 service, The EYC will meet Sun- Brent, pastor of Shiloh Baptist Mrs. Thomas Jerman, guest solo day night at the parish house at Church, Plainfield, will speak. 1st, will sing "Prayer," by Tosti; ' o'clock. St. Margaret's Guild There will be a prayer service and at the 11 o'clock service, thi will hold its second annual Christ- owcan Wednesday from 8 to 9 p.m. Chancel Choir will sing "Thanki mas sale and silver tea in the H Be To Thee," by Handel. parish house Wednesday, from 1 NEW APOSTOLIC Sunday church school will meei to 5 p.m. / learn i Red Bank in all departments at 9:39 a.m Rev. Rudolph Fahrbach of Irv- except senior high, which wil CHURCH OF CHRIST ngton will conduct the service meet in the auditorium at 10:3( Red Bank Sunday at 10 a.m. a.m. At 7:15 p.m., Senior Hig Bible classes for all age groups to pray? Sunday school will meet at 8:45 Fellowship will meet In the avi will begin at 10 a.m. Sunday. a.m. ditorium, and Junior High Fel- Morning worship will start at 11. Rev. Werner Schneider, rector, lowship will meet In the lounge. The sermon topic of the minis- will conduct the service Wednes- The Stewardship Committee ter, Charles L. Brown, will be, IN THIS: day at 8 p.m. will meet in the lounge Monda; "The Lord Seeth Not as Man GREATHOdfcf at 8 p.m. Hope Circle will meel Seeth." Congregational singing CHRIST EPISCOPAL at the home of Mrs. Robert P will be directed by James El- CAN TEACH Shrewsbury Lee, 8 Blossom Rd, Rumson, liott. Communion is served each The seminarian, David Mason, Monday at 8:15 p.m. First day at this hour. YOU TO PRAY V'ill preach Sunday at the 9 a.m On Tuesday Prayer Fellowship Sunday evening worship hour EFFECTIVELY fimily Eucharist, and at the 11 will meet in the lounge, at 1 will he at 6:30. Another Bible a.m. Morning Prayer service. a.m. The nominating committee theme will be discussed by the You can learn how to pray, The rector, Rev. Anselm Bro- will meet in the lounge Tuesday minister. how to commune with God, burg, will celebrate the Euchar- at 8 p.m. A class for training Christian how to listen for His guid* The Session will meet in the ist at 8 and 9 a.m. men for better service in His ance, if you will read with an There will be a coffee hour lounge Wednesday at 8 p.m. kingdom is conducted each Mon- Ho low-price car ever had so much to offer! afler the ' a.m. service Church unprejudiced, receptive day evening at 7:30. A period of school will meet thereafter. CHURCH OF CHRIST study from the Old Testament thought the truth contained STYLE LEADER Plymouth is com- NEW ECONOMY Plymouth offers, in IMPROVED FEATURES Plymouth has The Eoiscopa] Young Church Eatontown is conducted each Thursday eve- in thisgrrat book, Science and men will attend the convocation All Bible classes will begin a pletely new looking for 1962. Forward 1962, what is probably the besl gas Improved Torsion-Aire suspension, a ling at 7:30. Health with Key to the Scrip, Sunday from 5 to 9 p.m. at Trin- 30 a.m. The morning worship Flair Design is brand-new, clean, low mileage of any full-size car-up to new optional automatic transmission, ity Church, Asbury Park, period begins at 10:30 a.m. The turcs by Mary Baker Eddy. • and rakish. Trim new dimensions all 7% better than the '61 Plymouth (the a new instrument cluster with easy- The Episcopal Women's Guild sermon will be by the minister You may read or borroW will hold * lasagne luncheon and William N. Scntt. The Lord's around make this new Plymouth car that won its class in the last to-read dials. And even Ihe battery- ST. CLEMENT'S card party in the Parish House Supper will be served after the Science and Health free of sleek, uncluttered and parkable. Mobilgas Economy Run). saving alternator has been improved. Tuesday at 12:30 p.m. A baby- sermon. EPISCOPAL CHURCH charge at any Christian 5ci> sitting service will be provided. The evening worship will be at ence Reading Room. The NEW QUALITY Plymouth has a new NEW PERFORMANCE Plymouth goes NEW LOW PRICES Plymouth prices There will be a celebration of 6:30, at which time the lesson Church St. off Highway H book can be purchased in retj, will be a continuation of the study full-unit construction that makes it like never before. When you push -in spite of all these Improvements- the Eucharist Thursday'at 9 a.m. Belford, New Jersey green, or blue binding at JS and Friday at 9 a.m. of Bible interpretation. and will be sent postpaid on even tougher than last year's Uni- (fefltfiyoLir toe, this '62 model surges have been reduced from last year's On Wednesday evening at 7:30 SUNDAYS body. Both finer quality control and up to cruising speed as much as 10% models. You owe it to yourself to see ST. JAMES' EPISCOPAL the study class will be a survey 7:40 A.M.-Alatlnj receipt of check or money order. careful workmanship are evident faster than last year's Plymouth. And and drive this great car, It's the beau- - Eatontown of the Bible and on Thursday eve- 8:«A.M.-Holy Eucharist On Sunday, Rev. Canon Joseph ning the ladies' class will meet and Sermon everywhere you look in this fine car. this one's easier to handle, too. tiful difference in the low-price field. / H. Hall will celebrate Holy Com- In the annex. Their lesson will 9:30 A.M.—Sung Eucharist munion at ' a.m. Church school be "Christian Growth." aad Church Sen. Christian Science and the family service, morning Dally Eucharist as announced prayer and sermon by Canon Look at Plymouth now at: FRIENDS MEETING SATURDAYS READINC Hall, will be at 10:30 a.m. Rev. Shrewsbur" ROOM Alan II. Tongue, rector, is still The Religious Society of U:0*-U:H A.M.-Sacrament ftw.uiTyiit.ee. DENDER'S, 1st & Lincoln Ave., Atlantic Highlands on sick leave. 'riends, (Quakers,) meets every of Penance Wednesday the Episcopal Firstday, (Sunday,) at 11 a.m. Bazaar Dec; 1 and 1, 1:06 to 209 BROAD ST. LABRIOLA MOTORS, INC., 120 E. Newman Springs Rd., Red Bank Churchwomen will hold their reg- Flrstday school for religious ed- 10 P. M. Dinner served both , Mon. thru Sat. 12-4:30 . ular meeting at 8 p.m. In the icallon of children meets at 10:30 evenings 5 • 7:0t P, M. Also Friday Evfc 7:30*« ,'. MAURICE SCHWARTZ & SONS, 141 W. Front St., Red Bank . 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'59 LINCOLN Premiere 4-dr. HT, Full Power 2495. '61 TR-3, loaded, white $2250 »59 FORD Galaxle. 2-dr. sedan H395 '61 MERCURY Meteor 800, 4-dr. HT, Full Power 2395. '60 VOLKSWAGEN. 2-dr. deluxe : M295 B.cyi^ stick shift, radio and heater. PART TIME 40 OK One owner, RfcH. Our Him neids 12 men to work ive- 'Cl FORD Convertible, Beautiful, 6,500 miles, Full Pow. 2395. ilngs. Husl be neat. £afninKs Ui '61 FORD Fairlane "500" Fordor, FOM, P, Steer. 2295. '59 PEUGEOT 4-dr. Sta. Wagon $1650 '58 PLYMOUTH Sta. Wag., 1 owner $ 79S Call 811 1-1326 for appointment Limousine, equipped. 6-cylinder, stick shift. '60 OLDS 88 2-dr. HT, P. Steer & P. Brakes 2095. PAron DELIVERY MAN - (Heady '59 RENAULT Dauphinc, 1 owner $ 750 ' ob for right man. Apply In Derson at USED CARS '60 MERCURY Monterey 2-dr., MOM, P. Steer. 1750. lusiell UMsmoblle-Cadlflao Co., 100 •59 VOLVO, 2-dr., equipped, 1 owner $1150 W PONTIAC convertible, green -_J 895 lewman flprlnis Road, Red Bank. Ask '60 FORD 4-dr. Ranch Wagon, Fordomatic 1595. [or I'aul Kalpn. •56 PORSCHE coupe 1600, loaded $1550 All power, a real beauty. '59 MERCURY Monterey 4-dr., Full Power, Nice 1495. E ln THEY MUST SELL. »~ ,7 «"El« N- work D . MusH t be '60 FORD Fairlane 500 4-dr., FOM, P. Steer. 1495. '57 TR-3, fully equipped .$1050 '57 CHRYSLER, 4-dr., all power $ 835 S! '60 S1MCA Convertible Coupe, Beautiful little spts. car 1350. '53 MGA, black, white top $ 850 One owner. rwo-MECHANlca - Wanted. Previous COME IN TODAY AND SAVE '59 FORD Country Sedan Wagon, FOM, P. Steer. 1450. ixperlenee In Ford deilershlp neces- •52 So'mvolvo motor $ 650 W FORD Fairlane 500. 2-dr. HT % 795 lary. Oood piy |OP Iood mfn. APP|y '58 MERCURY Park Lane 4-dr. HT. Full Power 1150. o service manager Matawan Motois, Many extras. Coupe, all power. V-8, beauty. "> Main St.. Matawan. LO g-3100. TREMENDOUS SAVINGS '59 FORD Fairlane 500 Tudor. R&H 1095. BODY SHOTTTEXPER "__ Muit be imbltlrius. Uniforms supplied Insurance '57 FORD Country Squire Sta. Wag., FOM, PS 995. ltlrius. Uniforms supplied, Insurance wn Mlts, vacation with pay. Apply! MANY MORE CARS—1950'$-1955'$—$50-$300 D m NOW GOING ON AT CIRCLE '59 PLYMOUTH Savoy 6 cyl. 4-dr., P. Flite 895. \w 'T"' "«- Circle CHovrolet Co., "'P1' Ave.. Red Bank. '59 FORD % Ton F250 Pickup 895. Don'r Hesitate — Follow Your Friends to '58 FORD 9 Pass. Country Sedan. Fordomatic 895. WANTEDill TBN MBN who sre Immediately avail- '59 F.DSEL Ranker 2-dr. HT, Mercomatic 850. able for full time employment (or-our recently opened PACTORY BRANCH. '57 FORD Fairlane 500 Victoria 895. ermanent employment. No layouls. RED BANK AUTO IMPORTS No strikes. No eipetlence neceisuy. '57 FORD Fairlane "500" 4-dr., FOM, P. Steer. 795. CIRCLE •59 OPEL 4-dr. Sedan, Like New 750. DICK AND BOB MATTHEWS CALL SH M«!| '56 FORD Country Sedan, SW, FOM, PS 650, SALARY $95.50 '56 FORD Ranch Wagon, Standard Trans. 595. AUTHORIZED DEALERS FOR '56 MERCURY Custom 4-dr. HT. MOM ' 595. CHEVROLET CO. RENAULT • VOLVO • PEUGEOT • TRIUMPH - FeM»I« '55 FORD Custom Tudor, R&H 450. 325 MAPLE AVE. SH 1-3130 RED BANK MCAL ESTATE Bales people for e»- '58 PLYMOUTH Savoy 2-dr. . JM. Jirdlng sales lorce. Sites aiperlsnca 119 Newman Springs Rd. SH 1-5886 Red Bank lecsssary. rmi time onlyr'Tralnlna wo- SMAC TERMS OPEN EVES. '54, PONTIAC 4-dr. Sedan, Hydram«tic , 1». ram. Hamr ». Kearney * flfc OB 1- HEL* VXNTEO-m,. 70ft SALE MERCHANMSE WANTED 'whmu "boom rim SALE RED BANK BEGISTER Friday, Nov. 24, 1961-45 KWTa COUPLE STRIKE iiritas lain H tub WWrl. HOUSES FOft SALE HOUSES KM MIX WBlwl Itr Bt«M < IT RICH oirwo Von ——™* •.—.# - RUSSELL M. BORUS REALTORS WAST8O * oo. bttutofTmtit* si iti USED ORIENTAL RUOH Adjaoem to Townahlp HalL SHREWSBURY OFFICE OFFERINGS: CHI.NE3I AND PERSIAN 600 River Road, Fair Haven, N. J. BOOK S'dZKCIptaN <2AIXBR£B& iiK, atuKiee tncludxl. On or two>«ar MANY SHADE TREES ClMtff 4JM3 Evenlnts CA lease X7S per month. Can OS l-MOO, SHadyside 7*4532 protect this wonderful three-bedroom nnch from the hot lumrner'i T OLD FfKHITURIi — intlflucs, chit sun. For winter, s cozy, crackling firtplact. Under one sere ol In own hud IMf Ineluiai a t-Pe gicikmal living glassware, an obltcts a&d brtc-a-bn STOBJE FOR R£NT — on Ivttlu SL OUR STAFF ER" Box ill, room. 7-Pt. Bearoora with acc«Honei, LmrAedlate cua for anything and a Call your own broker «r Call SH t- land. Attached garage, post and rail fence and charming enclosed BARB BltPLonrENT iQESOT and # Pe tfinetta wfta cuaraoteeit re. eythlaK. Rtucll's, 23 £ast rroot ~ urn. Russell M. Boras Mary Margaret Rich Quail tted Finouui For QulUrOrdm frlgarttor. Terms arru,,«d witi rt- SH 1-1683. porch, hot water heat. Priced for quick sale, $20,500. It* BroaJwty. Loni Bnnch. CU MM*. RED BANK Tony E. Hunting Ruth H, Sptjerl ANT1QUB3 - PalnUllgs, N... . J.AUaJU * Three room office euite. Parking, ree> tUUX curdttaWchdd and appraised, _ «ona>l«- Call MI-16W after sl» p- J. Robert Hensler Theresa S. Bonnema COUNTRY VIEW SITUATIONS WAMTED, Female 7-axfl. tb« fiudtoo EEbot V lacl ' BiiLOOOJS ROOM for rent. Center o yet convenient to shopping and commuting. Three-bedroom home FSD FURNITURE broad Bu, 8hr«w*bunr. __ town. Could be used also lor office Mtmber Multiple Lilting Scrvic* boasting 15"xl5' family room paneled in cherry and wired foe WOA HJClP WITH PARTIES, tflunn. space. Approximately 2,400 n. ft. Writs or other occuloru. Call 'LODGE" BOX 511. Red Bank. stereo, PLUS 22-ft. recreation room. Well landscaped lot with : • nt 1-88J1. ONCE IN A LIFETIME BUY. California bound owner wants t( ; Warehouse Department PETS AND LIVESTOCK 60 BROAD ST., Kid Bank, two adj Christmas evergreens. $10,500. MVTUSB - WUhM-iipln booUnep Ing offices each with separate en- leave before Christmas, [orces price below appraised value 01 mt tducd attic* work. Diveraifltd of•$•- 7-11 East Front St., Keyport, N.J. DACHSHUND — AKC itfWtntl trance. Including heat and light, J65. center hall, three bedroom, large den ranch home in best neigh- GOLD MEDALLION HOME fice experience. FhOB* OS 1*3203. Very reasonable. Pfaone Joseph O. McCut, Realtor. t4i-O44l. borhood and school district We shall open door and house sell) REUABLE WOMEN wljhll to tli« for appointment dial CO 4-3020 SM 1-lSM Ideal for retired couple. Two-bedroom, all-electric home. 100% c»re of chllartn In her taoma. 151 BASSETS (two) AKC, young male AVAILABLE FOR LEASE itself at 139,000. U»pl« Ave. SH 7:809. Will boiri STORE HOURS: female, top bloat lines. For appoint insulated. Just completed. A bargain at $14,200. men" call MS-4S0S. Four New Stores YOUR GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY! Brand new! Own a very * Monday thru Saturdays:00a.m, AKC GOLDEN COLLIE! puppies, reai Shrewsbury lightful residence in this executive area; featuring the finest school QUALITY RANCH SITUATIONS WANTED, Malf for Christmas. Yorkshire terrier stud, to 6 p.m. Thursday and FriKvenlngs- , OB 1-1862. 431 Broad St SH 1-787: system in Monmouth County. The supurb floor plan includes a Appointments include spacious living room with (tone fireplace; RKUABIJ) BOIB STORE — 35x100. upper Broad St., true center hall, living room with fireplace, full dining room, eat- formal dining room, njodem electric kitchen, cheery den, larga fot jut, auttlt o (._.I„U ll day evening* till 9:00 p.m. 30 GALLON FISH TANK — And stand, Red Bank. New building, air condition- outdoopi work. Call < also smaller tanks, stands, pumps, fil- ing. SH 1-DO76 or any broker. in kitchen, paneled family room and powder room, upstairs are fun room, four twin-size bedrooms, two full bathi, basement, at- FLUSH DOORS — Slightly daman*, ters, fish and Jmji. CA 2-5564. three twin-sited bedrooms and two full baths. Other features: two tached oversized two-car garage. This stone and frame custom from I1.J1-J4.S5 each. Cash and carry. CHIHUAHUA PUPS and erownups. «J car attached garage, counter top range, wall oven, dishwasher an Bargain Basemtct Red Bank Lumber. cellent tpr Christmas present. Ver beauty is graced with professionally landscaped grounds, provid- FINANCIAL > Wall St., Red Bank. reasonable, also stud. SH f-2603. - HOUSES FOR RENT gas dryer. $31,900. Call now for appointment. ing all in-town conveniences. West bound owner asking &8,SW. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES OLABS BLOCKS — LUtt otw. •"!«' 26 cenu ucu. KEYPORT PET SUPPLIES — Sell RARITY. A fine modern home in Rumson but NOT on l'/j acres. MAJOR OIL COMPANY hu a modern, CA J-3152 zebrss. tigers, angels, head 'n tallltghti FRESHLY PAINTED HAZLET OFFICE OFFERING: two-bay 'station-for teaie lo Rtd Bank. etc. Rte. 35, Clltlwood, LO 6-S569. Three large bedrooms, dining room This four year old seven room house features large rooms (living Moderate taveitmcnt for atock and THREE SETS Lionel trains • Many «c- dinette, attached garage, full basement room 27x15). It features a family room, full dining room and three COUNTRY LOCALE equipment only. Training avallatle. Call ceuurles. «'i8' layout I1M. Fhont OS Lesse SI 10 monthly. Call CAL OLS£1< Ml 3'HOC »& p.m. atut 1 p.m. BR «•1-2621. REAL ESTATE FOX RENT REALTY, New Monmoulh. OS 1-3322. full baths. Excellent neighborhood, neat, easy care lot. Indeed situated on a lake with water rights. $450 down to qualified FHA SHOTOITN — Browning; automatic, llghl \V1DE BEUflOTlON OF .il&NTALB - rarity at $33,800. osss. weight 13 gauge, 175. Remlngt*n port- FurntsHed and unfuroiati«iL Imnsad- buyer. Three-bedroom Cape Cod, large game room with in- SHELL KE»VICB STATION - Wot able Quiet Writer typswrltsr, 110. 187. APARTMENTS *te occupancy. Sunuel Tcicher Agency stalled refreshment bar, basement, one-car garage. Asking $13,800. louse. Oceanport. Excellent buitneaa 3643. Oceanport Ava., Oceanport Call or dial ELBOW ROOM. Exhale!, spread out in this fine modern home opportunity In center of town. Inlorrna- LI 2-3500 or U 2-aSOl. tlgu call EXport S-SJ37 8.30-5 p.m. SHOTGUN — Savlia automatic. Boasts four bedrooms, paneled first floor family dining room week day*. gauge with polychoke. Xlk* nsw, S75. SS5 to S12fi Per Month plenty of eating space in kitchen. Fireplace, two full baths, two cai Call CO 4-1494. BEATTIE PARK THE EKRO AGENCY FOR SALE to rl(ht piny, amuttmmt LUXURIOUS GARDEN APARTMENT! Rt 3& Ulddletown garage. Easy walk to excellent school and shopping center. Wei WALKER & WALKER machine*, ..excellent profit!, year round CUSTOM HI FIDELITY Itenw system, oa 1-1000 guaranteed locations. Call CA Z-2ST3 tie almost new, cost im, best offer, SH 1-OVERLOOKING THE BEAUTWU1 worth $24,900. REALTORS tween .5-7 p.m. 1531. Or SH 1-0110. SHREWSBURY WVER. MANY FURNISHED AND UNFUR Route 35 N1SHED REtTTALS — In all ptlces BEAUTIFUL. COUNTRY LOCATION. Large wooded plot makes a G61 Broad Street SIX GREEK CRYBTAL goblets by Bleu- TUB JERSEY SHORE'S BEBT and sues. Ella Wiltshire Agency 1480 Hazlet, N. J. btn. &M. Call Rumson, RENTAL VALUE Ocean Ave.. Sea Bright, £43-0004. beautiful setting for this modern spacious ranch home. Large liv- Shrewsbury, N. J. MORTGAGES t4M9M SITUATED AT LOCUST AVE. Open seven days. ing room, dining room, deluxe kitchen, 12x18 ft. den with fireplace, SHadyside 1-5212 COIfax 4-5211 WAPLB BUNK BUDS — Comtlttt, OFF SHREWSBURY AVE. PAIR HAVEN — SU-room duple* on three bedrooms, two baths, two car attached garage. Asking $28,900. OSborne 1-2128 MONEY two sprlngi, two mattrestts, guard rail bus line. Three bedrooms. J100 per Member Multiple Listing Service and ladder. 335. Limed oaicoookcase, 3H ROOMS $108 I'i ROOMS |I OWN K HOUSET NEED CASttt 1N0LUDINO PARKING SPACE month. SH 2-6288 after S p.m. 24-HOUR SERVICE < Prompt, courteoue lervlet tax Kir>. Thres. pleet frlez* living room, SPACIOUS HOME FOR THE GROWING FAMILY. Four bed $50, three pice* 'rray mahogany bed- VISIT MODEL APARTMENT IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY • HOWE IMPROVEMENTS rooms, 2'A tiled baths, living room, dining room, modern kitchen, room, 150. beautiful kitchen set, was OPEN DAILY n to S P.M. COMPLETELY, redecorated urss-bid- SEND FOR CATALOGUE AND MAP • DEBT CONSOLIDATION W, S25. iWin. 37 Monmoulh St, Red large den. Basement with recreation room. Attached garage. Bank. OR room ranch, I1S0. Call BARONET RHAWX, CO t-IOlt). Contact exclusive renting agents. LlTTLlu SILVER— Four-oedroora home, Large plot. Close to school. Asking $22,500. S15S. INSTRUCTION SALE McSOWAN-R^AN AQENCX COME TO THE LUCITE WALL PAINT arthur 811 7-3000 TUTORING — Expiriencta teacher and .- By Dupont MODERN seven-room ranch bout*. guidance coumelor. Rumlcn.- As advertlied on television. Regula Near HolmdeL Nfc* lawn and garden. WM. S. GARRISON AGENCY 813-193. 57.45. Salt price ft1>. BAHLAV MARKET PLACE PROWN'S AGENCY, INC.—REALTORS KEANSBURG — Four-room cottage, Maude P. Sparlce*, Residential Sales Mgr. newly decorated. Gas heat, shower, itiO. f you want to buy a home, if you want to Jill a horn*, 32 Broad It. Red Bank., SH 1-T50C 628 BANGS AVE. ASBURY PAR! 787-0871. MERCHANDISE REDIX'INO EQUIPMENT—Bur rent or SH 1-0804 - 77 BROAD STREET, RED BANK sal*. Fret delivery. Sooth Jsrssy Surgi- UNFURNISHED — Five-room house. ou'/s wiie to come to an activ* market place, wher« a . FOR SALE cal, SHadyitd* 1-5811. PR 4-5555 Thiet bedrooms. J1H per month. Lug! aid. Long Branch. CA 2-01M. MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE constant procession of buyeri and sailors auurat you of LIKE NEW — 60 xtllod oil fired, HAMMOND hot water heater. Harwell's Oil Service, THREE-ROOM, third Boor, ualurnlsht BUNGALOW — Five roomi ana bath. Adults. Car necessary. $70, all utilities Alt improvements, food locution, EXTREMELY PRETTY RANCH HOUSE IN RIVER OAKS-Living ho beit amwer to any requirement!. - QRGAN STUDIO 142-1499. River Plaza. SH 1-8569. Canal St., Ked Bank. BH 1-2378. OF ASBURY FARE V\M, FOUR-SPIBD HI Ft portable room 22x14 with fireplace and paneled wall. Formal dining room, Hammond Splnrt Organ (Hen) recotd plajtr. Lias sew. W>. SH 7- LONQ BRANCH — Fumltned loui NEAR RE» BANK — Two-bedtoom kitchen with eating space, three large airy bedrooms, two heautilul room apartment $80 and $90 laonihl' Cape Cod In good condition. Now va- FOR THE FAMILY WITH YOUNG AND OLDER CHILDREN Witrlltzer Spinel Organ till June 1st. CA 9-1353. cant, move right In. $110 a month. tiled baths, paneled recreation room, two-car garage. 528,350. This clean, clean Little Silver houso offers the utmost in convenient Conft Snlnet Organ SEORaiAN SOFA — Handsome frame. MIDDLETOWN — Seven-room, almwi .Hammond Cord Organ . Call CA 2-312* NEW WESTWOOD GARDEN APAR_ new split level. Available Pecembei living. Two big bedrooms, bath on first floor. Two big bedrooms, Small Cord Orfan .— alter 1 p.m. MENT3 — Weatwood and.Bath Ave. 15. U&5 a month. CHARMING CARRIAGE HOUSE ON 3'/& ACRES-Very heautifu bath on second. Closet space galore. Living room with fireplace, SALES ANO SERVICE Long Branch. One bedroom apartmenti NORQB elcctrifc dryer, good condition, and two-bedroom duplex. Gas and cc CROWELL AGENCY setting in top location. Five bedrooms, three baths and plenty o! dining area. Sun flooded kitchen. Low taxes. Low heating costs. , .RENTAL' AND INSTRUCTION $50. Baby icales %2. Oraftsmao 8" tilt tral heating, SI30 per month, up. Wet 41 East Front St., Red Bank BH 1-4030. room for expansion. $38,900. Open ball; Till 8 — Saturday Till 6:90 arbor table saw with metal stand and Ing distance Long Branch Station, shop SALE OR RENT — Four-room bunga- Asking $25,000. COOKMAN AVI}. AND MAIN ST. ^ h.p. motor, excellent condition, $65, ping area, beach, schools. GE utilities low, perfect condition, nice neighbor- PR 6-1)31)0 OS 1-1M5. .Ir conditioning. CA S-0SS9, CA 2-915G hood, Rumson. Sale price, $10,500, rent- RED BANK COLONIAL WITH WHITE BRICK FR0NT-AII custom al J100 monthly. SH 1-7480. THIS WILLIAMSBURG COLONIAL IS NO TURKEY rYKEWRITERa, AOD1NQ machtau. MINK COAT — Perfect condition. Cal:SECOND FLOOR — Three rooms, batl built. Center hall, 16x23 living room with fireplace, 13x11 dining AJi makes new or ujed. Guaranteed. CA 23124 unfurnished, utilities Included;, sins FRESHLY PAINTED — Three large room, 10x16 kitchen with built-in washer and dryer, paneled den, Gracious living for the large family. Living room is 24'x29' with Low a* S25w Berplco'a, 101 - Uonmoutn after 8 p.m. or couple preferred. 13 Allen PI., Rei bedrooms, dining room, dinette, at- beautiful view of the river. All the family can tit down in the Bt Next to theater. 8H 7-W85. Bank. SH 7-0007 or SH 1-5179. ied garage, full basement Leas master bedroom 20x12, second bedroom 11x14, two beautiful baths. PAINT DISCOUNTS $110 monthly. Call Cal oiilsen Realty Asging $28,000. ining room. Kitchen, dishwasher, garbage disposal. Laundry FOAM CUSHIONS — In home eerv- EATONTOWN—Three-room unfurnished New Monmouth. OS 1-3322, oom. Five bedrooms, two baths on second floor. Large sunny Ice. Phone U 20177 FOAMART. RTB. WALLPAPER DISCOUNTS apartment, utilities, garage. No pets. 31 B/VTONTOWN. Any color, any type pilnt. Sptclal Alter 4 p.m. LI 21439. FIVE-ROOM House, bath, *. m pit ttic. Steam heat. Walking distance to bus, stores. 138,000. heat. CURTIN AGENCY INC.'.,. 37 Cti rHREB-CUBHION SOFA — MalcWnL gal. white, J2.SS, gal. Latex white, BPHINOV1EW GARDENS. 2B3-B Bprin; ter Ave, Leonardo. 291-1600. HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE dialr. Blue bath set, tub, link and SI. Available December 1, snacloi BEGIN OR RETIRE IN THIS MODERN toilet. Two mahogany nlgtit tables, port- "RAINBOW" TV & HARDWARE live-ioom apartment. Available Jam edrooms, kitchen, living room, able kcroAfene stove. All In good condi- ary 1 four or five room apartment unfurnished. Available December 1st. AIR CONDITIONED TWO-BEOROOM RANCH tion, reasonable, OB 1-3M4. (Opposite Acme Lot) Broan, Red Bank two bedrooms. Adults. For appointment THE CURTIN AGENCY Inc., 291-1600. BERG J. LESTER RIGBY i white picket fence encloses a large plot of ground. Big living LAROE plesae call SH 1-5672. Red Bank. UNFURNISHED — Five-room home ~- EXERCYCLE— ORAND PIANO room, big kitchen. Two big, big bedrooms. Fine bath. Range, re- '. Line new. J250. SH 1-2439 THREE ROOMS — Unfurnished, newlj With storage attic, close to bus line ALL QUALIFIED BUYERS ASSOCIATES, INC. .. • OS 1-1576 redecorated. Imjulra 127 Wallace St., And schools, $100 a month year's frigerator. Additional extras. Walk to railroad and shopping in QUALITY ITEMS, WON ON TV Red Bank. lease. Short of Cash? Use Our 658 Tinton Ave. New Shrewsbury KU1U!KA round vacuum cleaner, all Unmatched price. T pine hutch repro- UNFURNISHED — Five-room Cap* Little Silver. (14,500. parts, almost new, 135, duction. J285. Maple, grandmother clnck, THREE. ROOMS furnished. Private en Cod, three brdrooms, basement, porcr Layaway Plan . 03 l-OSOt trance and bath. Adults, no pets. 8 and garage, $135 month, year's lease. $190. Walnut and brass- server bar, 1-2967 or LI 2-2277. VETERANS NEWLY BUILT BI-LEVEL on FOUR. JIOOM3 of furniture: two air1185. Accordion 120 bass. 1190. ster- UNFURNISHED — Four-room ranch conditioners, drapes and carpeting. No ling silver tea service, J43J. Eterllng HOLMDEL - Beautifully kept twe home with enclosed porch, $120 a No Down Payment beautiful corner lot — Colonia THE DOWSTRA AGENCY dealers,' ail 1-9066. allver water pitcher, ISO. Toaster, two bedroom apartment In two-family co- month. Near Fort Monmouth. Elwood style, four bedrooms, two baths, slice, |12. Hy Bin perfume, one ounce, lonial house. Lovely rural atmosphere. A. Armstrong Agency, Realtor, 55S $77 Per Month (Approx.) LOVELY white and brown dynel coat, 18. Rtveritde Jaxz records, (2.E0 each. J120. 816-8611 or BH 7-3052. Prospect Ave., Lmi» Silver. SH UNO. beautiful same room, large liv Imitation for, like new, worn one sea-Also, used 40" electric range. Massage The American public tt tunny. The ing room, extra large kitchen an REALTORS ion. SIS, size 12. EH 1-.353. lounge chair, S200. Qood condltlcn, 84Z-FURNISHED APARTMENT — All util MIDDLETOWN, OAK- HILL — Sbt- spend money windy on automobtlen, Red Bank, N. J. 00B6. Itles, adults only. Call after 6 p-m room modern ranch, excellent location. RpplUncei, etc., and then on the othei dining room, hot water heat, two 1 East Front Street PAIR — Su John's Church, Point Rd., 812-1S99. Call OS 1-0037. hand they throw »w»y money foollihl; car garage, many extras, nca SH 1-8700 Little Silver,- Tuesday, November 28th, LUMBER BPICtALB—2"x4"x8' utility MIDDLETOWN — Four-Mdroom. split on rental Foments. If this ii you, to a.m. to 4 p.m. ChriitmRS decora- for basement and attic partitions 39 FURNISHED APARTMENT — Fou BtaTt spinfllnj wlfttly on & homo ol schools. Well priced at $27,900 tions, gtfts, children's clothing, "Bar- cents each or 10 pieces S3.S0 picked up. rooms and bath. AH utilities Included level. Immediate possession, hall acre. your own. Bee and buy this three Member ol Red Bank Area Multiple listing rain Basement", toys, etc. Luncheon Red Bank Lurab«r. 9 Wall 8L, Red Bank Comfortable home in Malawan. Adull H50 month. OS 1-2368. bedroom Cape Cod with large, luU> El:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. only. December 1st. LO 6-2J32. SHREWSBURY — Three-bedroom spl eQUlpp*d science klichen, ovtriliei MIDDLETOWN SPLIT LEVEL- DISAPPKAniNO STAIRWAYS — Sold CIVIL WAR LOSO ARMS — Few oth- THRES ROOMS and Path, unrurntshei level. December 1. Lease, Appointmen living room, attic, baiiement, real loi; Splendid three-bedroom, li^ ir Civil War goods. Ons cannon (six Installed. Ladders and scaffolds for renl second floor, adults orjy. $75 montl BH 1-1404. taxea, on & beautifully landscape* open-plan home. Privacy assure HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE cheap. Newark Ladder and Bracket Co. Call HO 2-2781. oversized lot. Including combttmtloi d). U ,2-2?20.. .Private collection. 1518 Corlles ATe.. - -Neptune.- PR •*6540. HIGHLANDS — Furnished house, bill atorrn sash and doors, range, veneti by fence and evergreens. Dou TWO-ROOM FURNISHED apartmer top lodge overlooking ocean, idenl for bllcdi, etc. Move right In. ble patio—open and covered. ' BRING YOUR ROLLERS TRADE! IN jrour old furoitur* wltb no private bath, utilities. Call SH* bachelor, three rooms, completely fur- CHEER SPOUSE-BUY HOUSE down payment and gal a nsw parlor 4169. nished. Automatic heat, fireplace, poo Large living room, all purpose THE RAY VAN HORN FOR CHRISTMAS. Immaculate NEW VYNOCEL, WINDOW SHADES or dining room sal at salt prices, Wil- 5100. 872-0434. liam LsR Furniture inc.. Hwy 35. THREE-ROOU furnished apartment $10,500 Full Price room. Painted basement. J18,- six-room home on quiet play Put on while you wall. Utddistown. SB 1*3213. open svenlngs Private entrance second floor, adulti BRtGtfr — Neat six-room Jlumaon Non-Vet $327 Down 600. AGENCY All sizes to 36" 111] B p. m. . only. No pets. SH 1-2715. house. Includen full dining iaom, lire- street. Four bedrooms, tile bath, place, warm dry cellar, garage. J153 extends best wishes for a 23' family recreation room, deep TRAINS — Lionel 037. three train stts. LONO BRANCH — Four rooms, bath, per month, year'a leaip. Runscll H Monmouth County Office FOUR-BEDROOM SPLIT LEV- $1.19 ea. three engines, IS cars, transformers, unfurnished. Oorun Agency, . 600 River Jtd., Fall HAPPY THANKSGIVING plot. Only $14,900. accessories. CA 2-4506. SH 7-1032 Haven. SH 7-4532. EL IN NEW SHREWSBURY - week-end PROWN'S Three full baths, cathedral liv- SS Broad St. Red Bank SH 1-750OWOOD — Fireplace, stove, furnace. BRIGHT, CHEERFUL Garden apar THE BERG AGENCY RETIRED OWNER WILL SELL TRAIN TABLE KIT — S10.95, Unas- Hcoulrt't Market, Rt 31, colts Neck. ment. Nicest section, tour sunny room! Real Estate ing room, dining room and kitch- ONLY $15,200-WonderfuI value. FOR $22,900. Immaculate seven- sembln). Size ISlC6i30" hlch. Complete 946-4323. Evenings 4333. convenient, quiet, well kept. SH 1-2681 WANTED TO RENT en, dishwasher, 25x15 recreation room colonial with four bed- with hardware, screws and nails. Oreen SOFA. In good condition will Include TWO, THREE-ROOM apartments li "Personalized Service" Four-bedroom colonial, V/i baths, palrit for. same, 1.69 quart. Ked Bank slip cover. Phone Red Bank, near railroad station. Ca FURNI8HED — Four-room house or oom, cellar, porch, attached ga mahogany paneled recreation rooms, two baths, separate din. Lumber, B Wall St., Red Bank. SH 1-2373 after 8:30 p.rn^ apartment. Immediate. Keansburg area. SH 1-7(61 Business couple with small child. Call OSborne 1-1000 age. Large plot. Near schools room, workshop, laundry. FHA ing room, fireplace, enclosed ANTI«tIB8—U»fd merchandise. House PIANOS - Sara X200 or more off list KEAN8BURO — Six-room apartment. J87-4508 alter 6 p.m. ;23,50O. porch, recreation basement, at- shutters, etc Sunday 1-5. This 'n That price on brand new 6S note Spinet Enclosed aunporeh, cas heat, but Rt. No. 35 Middletown financing. Shop. Main St, Holmdel. pianos. Tsn year guarantee. Corns see ihower $85. 787-0971. TWO BEDROOM house or apartment. ached garage. This home is JIAYTAQ IRONER —. Two spetds, and savt. we- service what we selL Wanted within 30 minutes of shnpplnit Daily 9-9 Sat.-Sun. 10-7 MEMBERS OF THE EE THIS LOVELY EIGHT' :onsidcred one ol today'* best Tenter's Uuslo Store, 306 Main St, BANDY HOOK APARTMENT — Hlfh center. Year round occupancy, contact thres heat controls. Beit offer. Two, Lakewood. vo 3-2190. lands. Unfurnished, living room, hed- Montgomery Ward, 1,1 2-2150. RED BANK MULTIPLE ROOM COLONIAL — Largo plot iuys. 100' lengths of snow fence with 15 room, kitchen, bath, $S0, all utllltlci with trees. Near school and metal Poles, used four months, like LIMED OAK — Dining room, six supplied. Special concession to rented LISTING SERVICE new, Can bs bDuiht whole or In part. chairs, buffft, china closet, like new; couple or adults. Phone for appoint- STANLEY K. DOWNS stores. Fireplace, living room PICTURESQUE BRICK AND SH 7-4134. also cocktail tables and lamp tables. ment 291-0488. F. A. Gehlhauu. Reai FURNISHED ROOMS 25x16, four bedrooms, two baths,FRAME RANCH on natural tree- 14 STOrlM WINDOWS-Newly palnterl, Reasonable. 7B7-1993. Estate, Hwy 36, Leonardo, neit to Blui White Bue Terminal. REALTOR J. LESTER RISBY sundeck, open porch, three-car shaded !4 aero plot, high above white. 19 acreens approximately 63l31". CARRIAGE — Blue Coach with mat- ELDERLY PERSONS BOARD street. One of our best buys. •H 1-0645, alter 5. tress, Baby Tenda excellent condition, POUR BEAUTIFUL large rooms, bath, WAYSIDE RESIDENCE. Went Park arage. (28,900. Taxes $530. ORGAN — Concert electronic two 61(33 lor both, other Items. BH 1-2065. earar.6 attached. See to appreciate. Ave., Wayside. Brand new bulldlnp All "Homes o! Charm and Value" ASSOCIATES, INC. Handsome living room with brick HO 2-3433. note manuals, 32 note pedal clavier, BABY CARRIAGES - New. $10.95: meals, laundry and care. Rate J35 per SHadyside 1-1017 RUMSON WATERFRONT VIEW fireplace, separate dining room, 19 stops, six coulers with percussion. strollers. Cribs, play yards, mattresses. LARGE THREE room apartment. Pri- week. Call KE 1-D8D3. 658 Tinton Avenue IVj acres, river rights and science kitchen, 20' den, three Like new; suitable for small church or Save at Ret] Bank Carriage Shop. 3 E. vate entrance, convenient location In RED BANK - LaJsTTurnlBhed roon.. Home. P.500 camplttt. SH 1-58IJ9. Front St.. Rfd Bank. Long Branch. All utilities, except elec- bath. Brat river location. Professional iycamore Avenue Shrewsbury New Shrewsbury, N. J. docking facilities. Lovely custom twin-size bedrooms, two tiled tric. »95. Call CA 2-4076. ELECTRIC CONSOLE SEWING MA- >r business gentleman. SH 1-O076. SHadyside 1-7741 built home. Large living room, baths, two-car garage, basement. ALTENBURG PIANO HOUSE CHINE — 125. Upright piano, $15. SR•EFFICIENCY APARTMENTS _.. FURNISHED ROOM-In private home, CHRISTMAS SHOPPING? ireplace, country style dining Many extras. Just reduced to 1-N37. rooms. Weekly ratea Riverside aloteL conveniently located, gentleman only. 132,900. Rent A Piano $12 per Month 00 N Qrldge Ave.. Red Bank. •H 1-8784. A home is the finest Christmas oom and family room, spacious VETS NO % DOWN iitchen, four bedrooms, two tiled KNASH. MAEON-HAMLIN. SOHUER 'S-ROOM APARTMENT — Dishwash- LARGE ROOM — Hot and cold wnter. gift for your family. They will CAELBiNELSON. EVERETT. 6TECK Free Installation er, complete, furnished or unfurnished, ,lght housekr&ning If desired. Apply 21 treasure and enjoy a home. $88 PER MONTH PAYS ALL laths, porch, two-car garage, ELWOOD A. Coolnnaii AVS. A MalD Sc Asbury Pk. ALUMINUM COMBTNATION $125 monthly. OS 1-21532. 'eters PI.. Red Bank. Two-bedroom Shrewsbury ranch any extras. Incomparable at • bpen dally tin V sat. till !:30 STORM WINDOWS APARTMENT — Newly decorated thr PRIVATE BATH and entrance. Large rooms and bath with utilities. Call A home is security and conWell landscaped lot. Oil fired $38,500. ARMSTRONG PR B-9301 :!osets, businessman preferred. Refer- tentment. RUOS -r Never used. From (30. 0H2, 6 for $77 91-2647. mces exchanged. Rumson, 842-1934. heat, low taxes. Non vet $350 AGENCY. REALTOR other sizes. Private home. Three-channel tilt, triple Insert, FURNISHED TWO BOOMS and bnth ATTRACTIVE nicely furnished bed down. Call for appointment. $1I,< 804 River Road Fair Haven • ' r . 842-0519 '• triple tilt action I tllitles Included. H6 Bridce Ave, Rw lttlng room, private light cooking, for If you want a smaller home or 555 Prospect Ave. Little Silver SHadysldt 1-7500 Bank. usiness person, convenient location. a larger home, do your Christ- 500. SHadyside 7-4100 WE BUY ANO BELL anything and SH 1-8394. everythlDS. Glvo the highest prices. PROWN'S SJ BROAD ST.. RF.D BANK UNFURNISHED APARTMENT — Plv mas home buying early! SHadyside 1-450O Call William Ltff Furniture, Inc.. Hwy. rooms. Red Bank, Available immediate SINGLE ROOMS - Clean ana com- VETS NO J DOWN 39. Mlddletown. SH 1-321S Opsn evs- _,IONBL TRAINS — Three • aeta and ly. $85 per month. No utilities. Cal ortable. Reasonable rates. Garage. MONMOUTH BEACH Member Multiple Listing nlnm tlll'» p. m. many accessories, will sell complete $99 PER MONTH PAYS ALL or individual pieces. Reasonable. SH 1-Ayera-Trufolo Agency, EH 1-2838. Gentleman preferred. B2 Wallace 8t OVER 300 CHOICE HOMES Red Bank six-room home In conTwo-year-ol- d ranch in new condi- «33. 811 1-5392. TV's, HI FI TRADE-IN SALE APARTMENT — In Red Bank. . 'UTiNISHED nOOMS — Single and FOR YOUR SELECTION" venient, residential area. Living ion. Large living room with din- SHREWSBURY FURNITURE — Like new, everything ooms, batli. second floor, utllltle iouble. Call - room, dining room, kitchen, three ng area, kitchen, laundry and PAY AFTER CHRISTMAS must go, buying trailer. Call iitulli preferred. EH 1-0375, SH 1-0612, SH 7-:S09 Member Multiple Listing Service $15,000 M«2 Slock. TV Comole, :3", S30S.05, ,fter 5. jcdrooms and bath. St. James Capo with trsdetn J227.C5. TV. 19" ComWOK- K BENCH — Heavy duty (good FURNISHED ROOMS — Kitchen prlv PHONE SHadyside 1-1017 'arish, City sewer. Newly paint' p>ct, 5209.96. With tradt-ln *179.». TV. Christmas Girt) 22"xT2", (15.95. Also THREE FURNISHED APARTMENTS— lieges. Single men, couples. Clean, rea- TIC tint air hpnt Fxtra cornpri^UUt ruur UCUIUUHW. CAII« Urga 19" Portable, 1180, special. J14S.9J. Junior site work bench. $12.95. Cash Tliree moms each. All utilities, yea lonaule. car space, rvslre older couple id exterior. Non vet $400 down. Btpreo. HIFI Comole, AM-FM radio, and csrry. Red Bank Lumber, 9 Wall iround. beautiful marine view, modern :are for house, sll privileges. 1W STANLEY K. DOWNS 13,500. I219.SS. special, 11S9.I9. St.. Red Bank. nth. Call 872-9741. Shrewsbury Ave , 71eit Bank. HI 2-3838. p "RAINBOW" TV & HARDWARE STORM SASH _ And scretns 40"x55" Owner, premises Saturdays. VETS NO $ DOWN available. nnA door. Phone evenings or weekend. LEONARDO — Furnished or unfur- (Opposite Acme Lot) Broad. Red Bsnk 842-3574. nished apartments (five, two or four SNYDER REALTORS $104 PER MONTH PAYS ALL LITTLE SILVER FAIR HAVEN 1x6 TONODB AND GROOVE attic sub ooms). For appointment cal] 291-15(4. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE pic and span four-bedroom Cape. floor uoolers fir) B'ic running It. Action! That's what Tot Register Established 1873 PRESTIGE LOCATION $15,000 picked up. Minimum delivery 500 run-lasslfled adi have been selling for IED BANK — Six rooms, bath, en HOUSES FOR SALE Member Miilllpls Jjitlnf .ivinR room, large modern kitch- ;ape Cod on beautifully land- ning 'ft.; £97.50. Red Bank Lumber, 9 lelr advertisers for over three-quar- age. Near shopping. SK 7-MOt. or LI REDUCED FOR QUICK BALE—Tluee- n, corner lot, fine residential Three-bedroom older home with Wall Bt.. Red Bank. BH 1-550O. ers ot • century.—Advertisement J caped 75x150 plot. Living room beiiroom split level, 1 4 baths, science irea, low, low taxes. Non vet modernized kitchen. In lovely ANYBODY WITH A JOB kitchen spacious rooms Uirouglinut. ith fireplace, dining room open- neighborhood off River Road. "No DOWN PAYMENT- recreation and utility room, attached 1450 down. $15,000. garage, corner lot. All for J16.0OQ. n|> to patio, paneled kitchen, Call now for appointment, this BUYS this adorable three bed- i'.iVo VA mortgsse can be assumed hree bedrooms plus one semi- jr easy FHA financing. won't last. room, V/i bath, 4Vi-ycar old split VKTS NO i DOWN inished, \yt baths, hot water oi level. rourt-BEDHOOM HOME with l«rst $125 PER MONTH PAYS ALL leat and one-car attached ga- RIVER PLAZA CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY 'ecrtatlon room. On approximately nn NO CLOSING COSTS lore ol lovely landscaped grounds Jncroft three-bedroom ranch, age. Asking $17,500. $14,500 A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR MANY NEEDS! Only $15,600 ;onvenlent to public and parochlsl -ivinR room, dining area, science hooli. tlt.OOO. :ilcrien, full finished basement, Immaculate Caps Cod with sup- Mori than 100 listings ID wide ELLA WILTSHIRE per kitchen, expansion attic par- BEACH AGENCY srea to choose from. Phone mmediate occupancy. Non vet tially finished off. Owner in Cali- 1650 down. $16,500. Adding Machines—Typewriters Cestpool Cleaning Painting and Decorating Daily to 8 p.m. for appointment to see our AGENCY fornia says sell now. Large VA lists snd photos at our office. mortgage can be assumed. UMUNO MACHINES - Typewriters CARL B JCTNEB-Patntlni and dto. Sat., Sun., to 6 p.m. •1VE CORNERS M1DDLXTOWN REALTOR-INSUROR IOW. rented, repaired, brplco's. UB 8KWIC 1ANKB, dry w«lls serviced. LeechuiR field added. Baekhoe work. orfttlng. Qencral contracting. Ftf OS 1 2390 McSOWAN-RYAN "lonmotith St. Red Bang. SH 7-0485. n H iffmon SH MM! estimates. Call 811 1-4343. 24 hours. 400 Hwy. 35 Middlctown 480 Ocean Ave. Sea Bright THE MEISTRICH OS 1-2727 UNCrtOFT—Split level. Living room. AGENCY 842-0004 Antiques Wanted 12x2J, modern kitchen, three bedrooms, AGENCY China and Glass Repair Public Stenographer Licensed Rest Estale Broker [<24 finally room, IVi hiths. 10'« ED BANK. SH 7-30OQ Open 7 Days Old DaUs, guns, lewelry, cut glsss wn FHA, qualified purchaser, flfl,- furniture. Civil War books. Appraisals UXPUR'l MslNUlNU - Unina, ilass. BARB SERVICES 24-Hour Service Member Multiple Listing Newman Springs Rd., corner made. Qllman. 8H 7-1141. silver reflnlshlng and plating. Therm- TYP1NO — Publicity: Bookkeeping EDNA M. NETTER os buckets. China A Glass Shop. 141 Service, Mimeographing. Win pickup pITTLE BILVKM RANCH—Living room Stevens Ave., New Shrewsbury nmmi m. Rut Bank BH T-4M0i and deliver. CA 0-3500. LICENSED IlEAL ESTATE BROKER 1x21, full dining room, three tinl- 'ORTAl:PECK--Substftntlut older one- TOPS 1.1 VALUE 'ARMS—HOMES—INDUSTRIAL SITES oonis, den, fireplsCf, $lf>.75t> morl- hom*. M«5Mv* living room, EVKN-HOOM srl.1T — Plus utility SHadyside 1-5888 Appliance Repiin ;agc isaumptlon, tlfio monthly SI] flrfplnrc, formal ilinlnc room. oom inrl allacllKl (xratr. Quallfltil HOLMDKL—COLTS NECK rifl, (21.800. hugs lip'lrDOiim. mchlernljed kitch- APf'UANCU REPAIR and Installa- Fuel 00 - Heating Radio-Television Repair HAKLIIOP.O—FREEHOLD AREAS n, itifiiJiK arfB. Kraaonal porch, pow- uyer may asltimft i''i^B (II mort- COLTS JIE'JK MIKA witli approximately (.1.000 flown tion Resldcnilsi and commercial wlx- A. C. RADIO A TELEVISION CO— Dutch Lann Rd., lii> 1. Marlboro er room. K*paria|on i,ttlc, BHIKmerit OIiDEP, hflm# two h^dhjoins V) ft"O ing Allan BlecUlc SH 7-0812. FUEL OIL A UBATINa--Call BH 1- P.O. ISox 325 Schanck Realtor urn»CR nifiiii, Twn-c«r rteUchfd KA r approximately $94 monthly. 8*11- THIlKE-UKDROOM raiu-h _.,$1!».("» 0610. Oil Delivery. Inc., Service * 121 Shrewsbury Ave. BH 1-476S. SERV- 110 2415) age. Ktf-vatf d 1 an'1 sea red plot. See l price tlS.linl. HUNOALOW. on five ;irrcs . -IU.1.V0 Sales. I Herbert SI. Red Bank, ICE WHIIJB SOU WAIT I*lnuen risen Red Hank VIIY 1'AY RENT? When 1100 down 'ERFECT HOME-RpautKu! icitlriK OATS COP. fjur h<-(|n>.>in.i ... j:M."»ft Auctioneer BIlldyiliK 7-OM7 FOUR bedroom«. bi level V-.'W>f. ii PIUMKftANO "Ths Csrpsnler." iniy thli lovely three-bedroom rU'SISON'-Tilre--bedrmini ra«t:h. S buloua vlrw from Hi:* nine-room cen- Roofing, Siding and Insulation rt a,i H nicely landscaped lot, Kx* Member Multiple Listing ions livlnj; ro'iin. il«n. Kitchen with r hail colonial itt'lit. Ttiv rUncrlml- NEW ranch thrrs hfilrooms SJ1.D>X» B. O. COATS — An essential Auction Bxpsrlencsd altorattona repair work, fttlns tiuyftr w-lll appreciate Us charm- RANCH t*o bedroom.! J23.0O0 Appraisal Benflcs "anywhere." Mi out-lnilde. SH 1-4151. EH 7-M91 Include screens, storm sash, and I nine urea. Attached rarnsc. I jeep Norivnod Ava.. Dsat Phone KEllogg Insulation A Siding Corp. Certified vnll-to-wall (•arpotlnB. $Uft per monlli NOW READ THIS! iot. walk 10 Kuiuson sctiooli, Aflklng "ig an4 tlstWul Interior aivl exterior. Joluta-Uaovllle contractor. FR 0-S407 carry this FIIA mortgage for 30 * 18,000. incellent nel|hborhr»'J. #31.000. I-34SL W0HK1NQ MAN'S contractor-Allsr- or Adam Unzmaycr 2314302. ears. Full mi'-p S15.S00. Thompson and 'our bedroomi, -italng room, tccrt' George V. Illmonsee atlons. addition*, painting, mssonry. Inrtcll. BH 7-5000. lion room, laundty, 1H baths, at- all those lltUs lobs IX) 5-171*. OLSON CO. INC. -Hooting. Sldlnf • icbefl |irag«. Corner H. acre, riectrl- CARLTON H. POLING Real Estate • Mortgages Auto vid Truck Rental Insulation Installed and guaranloed iffTElTilEVBR — In an lilTaTsmin7 Itki and bar bid wire fence enclciiinx Lawrence J. Schilling REALTOR for 10 years. PR 5-O705—JSl-0540. 'lose lo fliopping, school, rlllroai). an), Full prlc* $17,500. Aliume Ul REALTOR it. 3i com K«c8; AVIB—nent • new oat or truck. Low mses. Three-bedroom raucli, reduced '1% mortfaga with paymenii ot $US.IS Spring Strert I XlfA Bank iiwr. so KEvrorti H0p}iir.a3-3Ui o $1MOO. lOti do«n. SH l-fX'07. rates Uapls Are.. Red Bank. SH 1- INSURANCE uaildtd v«ti DO down payment. |11S BH»w Moniriouth. 08 J-3322. vo ballu. I't tact*, txcillent condition. :ouch of privacy to thla cornef l"(. DI9SATIS7UID wlU pressnt Ulsur- MIDDLETOWN — Three-bedroom ranch 'alKlnlt nlitance jrarle tcrwol. 121,000. ancsT WaDt a better deal? Can Dunn to mlu calls. 24 hour answering heat. Lot 50x100. Immediate oc- o»n J2.WO. ail 1-4344. ^onvtjnlent to parfew*/ entrance; »[• Bullrllng Contractor Insurance Agsney. SH 1-652S, servloe. SH 1-41W1 upancy. I12.M0. 767-28M ener «. [EW MONMOUTH — Thre«-bedronm Fireplace, one-car ci>riic«. deilrabls 10' tractlytj ipllt Irvet, ircluiJing large r^c* ranch. Vive yttri old. excellent corull- cation, dear! end ([reel, newly painted rrMion room, dining room, an-4 aarajej 'AIR HAVEN — Ef«ht roomi, two lion. Dining room. icre«md porch. NCB IN A UFE TtUR — Uvtly owtur aiking t^i.uou tint woLlri tik« NEW 11OMKS, alterslloos. rspaJra laths. ()l! heat, new gas no! batrt. full dry basenitnl. rwly decorated r«nch off*r!n| quit I, Highest quaUly work. For estimates Vicuum Cleaner Repair plnt. Aiklni 119.600. 03 1-1143. ulck deaf. HAROLD MNDEMANN, PainUng and Decorating itarm sssh, scrt-ens, fireplace. Attached ttached gaiai*. Walk to churches, cturcil"* commUiilly In MUMIFLOWII Brokflf, Eatnniowri, U 2-1103. Eveningt call Herbert ISIgenraucrt SU l-UOl. ELSUTROLUX ;arn«e. Cup* ^ nhaini trnniferreti. Annum* ui met (More ClMalded Ads BU 7-2M1 jar all 14«2«. Chatln A«a. IB Him afUr • cm. 1H 1-2010. •rrlei, etc. Near schonl. For promul, 1113, Cam ni-edet! 13.000, full prlc* 117,. traniWtatlin and schools, Ill.tOO. Call ig«, #17,400. Tfcomp»oii and Eartetl, 'rivals safe. 121.soo. SM 1I7H. goo. 01 1-2SM after • p.m. No brokiri. •H 1-TO7 between 7-9 p m. On The Next Page) i HOUSE* FMMiE HOUSES FOB SALE BOOSE* n»Mtt .HOWE- S6~Fridir. N>, 24, 1961 RED BANK REGISTER mm* m$ St. HOUSES HALL BROS. , MAHHEW J. GILL Forms New REALTORS DMH- THE LOW AGENCY 'The Broker Who Knows Mlddletown" fufrtMttoitS mitt at 1DWARD Member Multiple Lilting Service O. BHOBGS. Surrogtt* of th# County HIGHWAY 35 MIDDLETOWN of lfoamouib. tUi d*y mad«, on UM REALTORS ipplidtlon of the underflfaed, Edltb 813 RIVER ROAD FAIR HAVEN OS 1-3200 OS 1-2917 V, flcUtadort, Sol* Bxacuirls ol Uu hU RIVER ROAD FAIR HAVEN SHadyside t-7686 eiUte ot tbe laid JClteabetb Dremun, RED BANK — Maty Fnnkel deceued, notice Ii hereby riven to SHadytide 1-4477 NEAT AND THRIFTY , the creditors of **ld deceased to.pre- it the president of the'newly or- WHO? ME WORRY? Not about this compact Little Silver home itnt to tbe said Sole Executrix their Don't miss' this fine two-story home. Aluminum siding lor easy cl»lnu Under o*th within mix month* ganized St. Joseph, th| Worker, Member Multiple Listing Service It's value packed for quick sale. Three bedrooms, Vfr baths, cozy upkeep, fully Insulated, spotless condition. Living room, dining from thU d%te. den for the TV set. Living room with [irepiace, dining room, wall- area, modern kitchen, den or third bedroom, bath down. Tw Piled: November 3rd, 1061 Civics Club at St Jami» Gram- to-wall carpeting, full, dry basement and attached garage. Tree- ED1TR V. SCHLENDQRF RAMBLING COUNTRY RANCH-Located high in the heart ol large bedrooms, bath with stall shower up. Enclosed back porch 127 May Street. mar School here. The flub this shaded terrace plot, close to grammar school and bus line. Fine Rumson's finest residential area on approximately four acres ol ASKING »U,50i Hawthorns, N. 3,t established neighborhood. Value hard to beat at $21,500. Bole Ejecutrii week received its official charter beautifully landscaped rolling terrain. Remodeled from farm build Meur*. RouMllle, Com-weU, from The Commission on Ameri- ings around a charming courtyard, this delightful colonial home THIS IS A GIVE-AWAY Mauaner «fc Cafoteouto NEXT DOOR TO EVERYTHING—Six-bedroom Rumson home of- Transferred owner must sell quickly. This home is attractive!) 94 Broad Street. can Citizenship at Washington, "provides modern living at its very best. Beautiful large living fered by transferred owner. TJiree baths, close to Holy Cross Red Bank New -Jersey, room, fireplace, full dining room, spacious paneled den with fire- decorated and beautifully kept. Three bedrooms, VA baths; splii Attorney!. School, bus line and beaches. Hot water heat, two-car garage, level in Middlstown. Bright living room has air of friendly charm, Nov. 10, 17, 2i, Dtfc t TIP 53 The club is affiliated with the place, modern kitchen, four bedrooms, 2% oaths, two-car garage, center hall, 10'xl3' den, full basement, low maintenance, low taxes, national organization at tile Cath- Other outbuildings. Completely different and unusual. $59,500. recreation room to relax in. Clean, dry basement an added fea NOTICE low price. Reduced to $25,900. ture. Many extras. Priced at well below FHA appraisal anc MONMOUTH COU.NTV olic University of America and HURBOOATE'S COURT WATERFRONT CHATEAU—A street out of Old Europe leads t« TREE-LINED STREET—Blue ribbon value. Our best listing in owner's original purchase price. WON'T LAST LONG AT $16,900 NoUc« to Creditors to Preieal works to assist members In be- this one-of-a-kind ivy covered masonry home, located on the bank Clfclifls Atuiatt Kitata coming informed, responsible this range. Spotless three-bedroom home, fireplace, eat-in kitchen, ESTATE; or STEPHEN CABA- of the beautiful Navesink River. Features include spacious cathe- full basement with recreation room and bar. Two minutes to sta- KING SEED MANTEL FOR SANTA'S STOCKING DRANDE, DECEASED. young citizens. dral ceiling living room with distinctive fireplace, lull dining room, tion. Assume high mortgage or use PHA with 10% down. Asking Cv.arefua l landscaping preserves natural beauty surrounding brick furiuant to the order of EDWARD modern kitchen, five bedrooms, Z'A baths, sunken den, full base- C. BROEOE, Surrogate o( the County Other officers of the new or- $14,900. Can't last! • • „ and shingle home located on three wooded acres in MidSetown. of Monraouth, this d&y made, on the ganization here are Charles Oon- : went, two-car garage, and your own sandy beach. $40,000. For gracious living a large living room with brick wall and 14-lt •Pplicition oi tbe undenljned, Helen RIVER VIEW COLONIAL-Best location in Fair Haven. Needs C. Cai&srtuide. Sole Kxecutrix ol the ath, vice president; Cathleen Cas- i SMALL WATERFRONT ESTATE—Comprising three acres with mantel over fireplace; full dining room. For ease and comfo eitate ol the said Stephen Ce«gran.w' u.livin. g room, I6'xl2' den, 2B'xl4' master bedroom plus four ROLSTON WATERBURY Messrs. Roberta, PUlabury ^ more.. 12'x36' center hall, 3>/£ tiled baths, these room sized are €t Carton, EXECUTIVE'S WATERFRONT—On about three acres of tree-cov- 95 First Avenue, indicative of the spaciousness of this charming home. Full base- ESTABLISHED SINCE 1925 Atlantic Highlands, If. J. Hebrew Women ered land on the Navesink River, this almost new brick and frame ment, excellent Little Silver location. Asking $28,300. See it today! Attorneys. . residence of colonial design is the last word in luxurious living. CENTURY OLD COTTAGE Nov. 10, 17, 24, Dec. I 118.90 KEYPORT - The Hebrew Wo. There are four lovely bedrooms, two on the. first floor, i'A baths On quiet village street with 300-year-old blacksmith shop, (perfei NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE men's League held its member- a paneled family room with fireplace, living room with fireplace By virtue ot the authority of th« for the hobbyist); both in excellent condition. Lovely big shadi Rev I if d Statutes of New Jersey 2A: ship tea last Friday In Ve Cot- full dining room, separate study, delightful modern kitchen with trees and garden, U-5I-52, I will offer for lale to the tage Inn. eating area overlooking water, two-car garage, modern filtered CROWELL REALTOR Asking—$18,001 highest bidder at public auction one swimming pool. Asking $82,000. horse known as Brother Knam, prop- $15,000 RUMSON SPECIAL erty of ono Marrla Parieoo of 40 Nich- To symbolize the link in the COMPLETELY RESTORED COLONIAL FARMHOUSE olas Street, Newark, New, Jersey. Just reduced. Owner returning to college. Charming two-bedroom The eale will take place at Regard's Sisterhood chain, a satin ribbon semi-ranch on good residential street. Not far to schools, trans- Built in 1795 on 1 2/3 landscaped acres with large old trees. 32' Tall Oaki Stables, Swimming River chain decorated the room. Rabbi living room with open beamed ceilings and fireplace. Full dininf Road, Tlnton Falls, Monmouth County, ALLAIRE - FARROW AGENCY portation, shopping and river. Two bedrooms, living room, dining New Jersey, on December S, 1961 at H.O.H. Levine gave the invoca. room, kitchen with electric range, extra good basement, workshop room with fireplace. Open beamed ceiling and fireplace in den ten o'clock in the- forenoon. The said tlon. Mrs. Samuel Siega!, mem- Monmouth County's Oldest Real Estate Firm Kitchen with hand made pine cabinets and slate flagstone floor sale la to satisfy an unpaid bill for and extra room. Taxes only $180. Cheaper than rent. Call now. rent due for the housing of the said bership chairman, welcomed new 199 Broad Street, Red Bank, SH 1-3450 Four bedrooms (three with wall-to-wall carpeting.) Library, twi horse and for transportation charges members. Mrs. Slegal's assist- 'ull baths. Exquisitely decorated. Wide board floors. Two-ca: ID the amount of $180.00. 116,500 The seller reserves the right to re- ant, Mrs. Saul Sahner, Inducted Member Multiple Listing Service jarage. ect any and all bids for an amount EXCELLENT three-bedroom Little Silver 12-year-old Cape Cod. Only-W0 ess than the appraised value, the new group. November 9. 1961 BEAUTIFUL COLONIAL HOLMDEL HILL SITE - Finest con- Good sized living room, dining room, three fine bedrooms, base- Miss B. Dorothy Cohen was DEEP WATER RIVERFRONT J. THEODORE RENARD (tntction. Four bedrooms (one downstairs),' two baths and lava- ment, good sired lot with trees. Taxes $442. Handy for commu- By: guest speaker. *" Her subject was tory, beautiful.living room and den with fireplace; full dining ters ana shopping. Possession Immediately. High and dry with a private sandy beach. Tremendous living room PARSONS, CANZONA, BLAIR ft WARREN "What Sisterhood Means to Me." room, large modern kitchen, laundry room, cellar, two-car garage. with fireplace and Hoor-to-ceillnK window with magnificent view Attorney* Trees and view $37,000. • . IS Wallace Street, An original play, "My Fair RIVER VIEW COLONIAL of the Navesink River. Formal dining room, modern kitchen, Red Bank, New Jersey. Sadie," was presented. Mrs. LITTLE SILVER-Roomy twwtory colonial. FOUR BEDROOMS, Nothing skimped In this home. See the glistening Navesink from with dishwasher. Butler's pantry and powder room. Large den, Nov. 17, 24 110.23 MONMOUTH COUNTY Jack Kreuter, a member, was the and sleeping porch (can be used as fifth bedroom), 25x16 living your living room or bedroom windows. Big front and rear lawns. ping;ix bedroom, transportatios and ntw ano dbath schoolss upstairs. . Walking distance to shop- SURROGATE'S COURT author. Participating ii\ the play room with fireplace; large dining room and kitchen with breakfast Three bedrooms, (two 16'xl5", the third 13'xl3'), 2% baths, 21'xl6' Notice to Creditors to Present Claims Reduced to—$40,00 . AgUnst Eitate were Mrs. Mark Goldman, Mrs. room, swi porch, full cellar, three-car garage, many trees. Two livine room, dining room, kitchen, breakfast room, sunroom, fine B3TATB OF BENJAMIN MtL&B. DE- Harvey Bakerman, Mrs. Kreuter, blocks from school and bus. Asking $28,900. basement. This is a REAL HOME. Asking $29,900. CEASED. REALTOR - INSUROR Pursuant to the order of EDWARD Mrs. Charles Goldstein, Mrs. C. BROKGE, Surrogate of the County Jack Goldberg, Mrs. Eugene Tick IN A QUIET PARK-LIKE AREA OF SHREWSBURY-Beautifully MULTIPLE LISTINGS $10,000 TO $100,000 ot Monmouth, this day made, on the constructed three-bedroom, two-bath immaculate home. Foyer, MEMBER RED BANK MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE application of the undersigned Alfred and Hy Schwartz. The program Cohen, Sole Executor of tha estate of large interesting living room with fireplace; dining room with 16 W. FRONT STREET RED BANK, N. J the said Benjamin Miles, deceased, no- chairmen were Mrs. Larry Else- spacious windows; huge kitchen with breakfast area; porch, sun 41 E. FRONT ST. RED BANK SH 1-4030 tice Is bereby given to the creditors man and Mrs. Tick. SHadyside 7-3500 of said deceased to present to the deck, cellar, garage, shade, large lot. Asking $29,900. said Bole Executor their claims un- Hostesses were Mrs. Sahner, der oath within six months from this HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE date. Mrs. Siegal, Mrs. Saul Diamond, HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE Dated: November 16th, 1961 Mrs. Gotdman, Mrs. Louis Rosen- HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SA1E BAST KBANSBURQ — Two-bedroDrr, ALFRED COHEN louaa. B&rage. Can aHsume GI mort UNByRPASSED VALUE! Beaulltull; 17-10 Alden Terrace thai, Mrs. Albert Goldmand, Mrs. SACRIFICE BALE — Transferred own- •age. Call after 8 p.m. 787-8388. decorated Colonial split level home JOHN L MINUGK FREEHOLD BOROUGH — Two Family room, glass doors to garder Fair Lawn, New Jeriey David Bernstein, Mrs. Benjamin e» muit sell fcmr-toftdroom split. Liv- EANSBURG — SH rooms, colonial story frame, four bedrooms, full Sole Executor ing room, full dining room. Kitchen. REALTORS -INSURORS Also mahogany paneled denn.. FouFour bed Edward E. Mlahell, Esq. Rosenberg, Mrs. Maurice Cohen RAY STILLMAN 2>i baths, recreation room, plus den. vo-atory three bedrooms, one-car ga rooms, 2& baths. Bpaclous livinr * g r rage, SU.2M. lit Ramsey Av«., Keans bath, living room, dining room, Formal dining room. Fabulloui s klt 1377 Springfield Ave. ESTABLISHED 43 YEARS Eitrai Include screens, storm saflh Member of Red Bank kitchen, new gas range, cellar, Msplewood, New Jersey and'Mrs. Milton Gale. and watl-to-wall carpeting. Exception- burs. 787-OTOO. dlahwasher, wall oven. Basementt Ii Attorney Everything in Real Ettaf* ally priced at 1.22,800. Thompson and Multiple Listing Service oil hot water neat, garage. Sec- eludes clothes dryer. Oarage. This Is Nov. 17, at. Dee. 1, 8 $18.27 Barttll, SH 14600, VUMSON — RANCH, lour cedroomi deluxe home • brand new. The great MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTING lead-end street, dock privileges. K(, ond floors needs decorating. At- est bargain! Only S23.800. Bee today NEW SIX-ROOM RANCH — Lovely KM. 80-0097. 15 Rumson Road Phone 842-3500 tic. Good neighborhood for chil- You will be amazed! Stanley K. Downs, NOTICE Party Dec. 12 •TATB HWY. SS ctlon of Marlboro Township. Two Realtor, Snrewaburybury.. SH 1101-10171 . Mem MONMOtTII COUNTY biths, full cellar, Karate, llreplace. ?AEt HAVEN - Dutch Colonial; treei dren, schools, church, shopping. ber Multiple Listing Service. JIU.IOO. GI 6-S470. >Inlt and white dogwoods: 2000 squar VIIDDLETOWN — Exceptionall; Illness forces sale. Immediate MIDDLETOWN SURROGATE'S COURT SH 1-8600 et living area teaturlni living room aeautilul landscaped plot it!h NoUcn to Creator* to Present For Juniors ffUSETWOOD BPUT LEVEL — Poui lth llreplace, dining room, IMI batha. possession. Exclusive. $11,000. MIDDUBTOWN, TRANSFERRED Claims Afftlnst Estate NINE-ROOM COLONIAL, bl-lerel 122, bedrooms, two baths, modem kitchen, ecreatlon room, lour bedrooms, porcn, iverview. Living room, fire: Nine-room split level one-year oH. ESTATE OF MAUDB L. JORALE- KEYPORT-At a meeting of too. Four bedrooma, 2'4 batru, tvo-car wall oven. dishwasher, paneletJ recrea- cellar, garage. $19,000. HABOLt place, dining room, enclosed acre on deaa-e^d street. Main ball UON, DECEASED, iars.ee. Wooded lof. SH 1-7733- tion room. B.lr conditioned 4H% O.I. JNDSUANN. Broker, Eatontown. L MARLBORO TOWNSHIP—Two- and two powder rooraB, basement, at Pursuant to the order of EDWARD the Matawan Junior Women's mortgage. $118 monthly. $18,050. Owner .1103. Evenings U 2-0(85. Closed porch, large kitchen, two bed- tached garage. Convenient to trans HOLMDEL — New aeven-room ranch- story, seven-room old farm C, BROEOE. Surrogate of the County Club last week, it was announced CO 4-6R3. lundayr rooms, tiled bath, two partially house, bath, no heat. In need Donation and schools. Under 120,000 ot Monmouth, this day made, on the ]', bsttin, four bedrooms, two-car fa- OS 1-3563. application of the undersigned, Helen by the chairman of the Christ- rage. Call WH 6-MBO. LONC1 BRANCH ~ Sal© or rent, four- VUTBRAMB NO DOWN PAYMENT finished bedrooms in attic. Full of repair. Nine acres good M. Voeiker, Acting Executor ot the bedrootn home, $13,000. Kent S110 per THIS VERY BPKCIA1. THRBB BED basement with hot water oil heat. estate ot the said Slauda L. Jorale- mas party, Mrs. J. P. Mahoney, FAIR HAVEN — Two-IamUy duplex month. LAND DIVISION REALTY, ROOM SPLIT-LEVEL JS ONE OF TUB ground, outbuildings. $14,000. mon, deceased, notice Is hereby given tor sale. Cs.ll 8H 1-829! liter b iomei — Commercial — Acreage BKBT BUTTB IN THE COUNTY. Two-car garage. $22,000. LOTS AND ACREAGE to th* creditors of said deceased to that the affair will be held Dec. p.m. Long Branch. CA 2-8810. ,AKQE UVING ROOM. DINING present to the flald Acting Executor ilOOM, OAMB ROOM, Hi BATHS ACRE WOODED IXJT »5 K their claims tinder oath within $tx 12 in Old Union House, Red AIRBAD? TRANSFERRED. PRICED OARAOJ3. BBAXTXTFUl, NKUHiBOR NEW SHREWSBURY-^Charming )arm x^ large cin(jer BUILDINDING LOT. 100S20100S2000 OoO ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS HOOD. ESTIMATED MONTHLY PA1 O'oO months from this date. Bank. * Rome to flrtrt class condition, Closi Pon IMMEDIATE BAUE, 124.HOO. Prin- old colonial farmhouse built in coops. Four-roo- m bungalow OoorgOor B V . IlIllmtnseel . RM.R 1 gst«le. R Dated: November nth. 1961 cipals only. GI mortgage can be as- MENT8 OF *I23 INCLUDES ALL. *!< 3(, ColU Heck. HO 2-3172. " to school, bui, town, owner movii DOWN TO PHA BUTERS. DON'T B 1771 on 1%-acre plot. Double liv- bath, expansion attic, cellar, oi HELEN M. VOELKER, Mrs. Andrew Hulsart reported to larger borne. 29MH2, sumed. Ten-room house, five bedrooms, 2!144 baths. Colonial split level, two-cai THE ONE TO MISS OUT. CALL NO ing rooms, fireplace, dining forced heat. Hard road. Schoo IT Park Avenue, Box 448 that a Thanksgiving basket will ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — O^-ruom garagegg. . Lit walkln FULL PKICB S16,0OO. WALKER room, fireplace, den, fireplace, Ifllahd Heights, N. J., be given to a needy family In bungalow, aluminum Biding, ftre alarm didistinct t to elctllent nubile ani WALKER, REALTORS, HWY 35. HA! bus door. Eight miles to Fort REAL ESTATE WANTED Acting Executor. •yitem, built-in book cut* and china chlal schools, Low taxes. West ton LET. CO 1-6212, OS 1-212S. 24-HOU modern kitchen with dishwasher Monmouth or Asbury Park Messrs. Herbert 8c Jshenvood Keyport. In addition to the bas- eloiet. New kitchen. (12,000. 201-1160 SERVICE. 620 Bangs Avenue Branch. Call 331-0027 or 230-3213. and refrigerator, four bedrooms Grounds suitable for shrubbery Asbury Park, New Jeriey, ket, It was voted to have mem- two baths. Wide pine floors $21,509. LISTINGS WANTED Attorneys. bers bring food contributions For tna Red Bank Are* Nov. 24, DBC. 1, 8. 15 $19.53 HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE Three-car garagev,N$39,500. once each month to be given to Multiple Lilting Syntm NOTICK RUMSON — Lovely 12-year-old MORRILL Call: ROLSTON WATERBUBT MONMOUTH COUNTY a family. IS West Front St. Red Birk SURROGATE'S COURT ranch in estate area on l'^-acre 58A Monmouth Avenue Freehold SB 7-3300 Notice to Creditors to rrcaent Mrs. Robert Morrell, American plot. Living-dining room 22x31. Ovtr J3.0O0.0O3 sold by MU Claims Affntniit Kttate Home chairman, will contact the fireplace, large kitchen, dish- HOpkins 2-5627 In tbree months ESTATE OF MAKY BHULTZ, DE- CEASED. high school as to the possibility washer, screened porch, four WB NEED LISTINGS — Prompt p. Pursuant to the order of EDWARD bedrooms, three tiled baths, car- fessloBS.1 service. Homes shown b» » C. BROEGE, Surrogate ot the County of students entering trie junior polntment only. of Monmouth, this day made, on the division Df the Vogue Sewjng Con- peting throughout Included. Two- A. FRED MAFFEO application of the undersigned, Michael car garage. $46,500. McGowan Ryan Agency H. Daly and boretta E. Bacig&lupl. test sponsored by the General REALTORS Red BanH 81) J-MO Executors of the estate of the said Federation of Women's : Clubs. YOUR HOME WANTED — Wliy 11 Mary Shultz, deceased, notice Is here- 735 BROAD ST., SHREWSBURY with us? Wa advertise extensively by given to the creditors of said de< Miss Elaine Cherry reported the newspapers, radio and publish ceased to present to the said Execu- REAL ESTATE SHadyside 1-9333 catalog for home seekers. We are mem tors their claims under oath within six the card party Nov.; 2 Jn the Hers o! tse TWR, a national teal eilati months from this date. Elks home, Broadway, was a Member Multiple Listing Service referral service. W« are "Home Trai Dated: November 20th. 106L ASSOCIATES irs" - two offices. 11 full time M1P» MICHAEL H. DALY, success. FREE WEEKEND icople. Call WALKER ft WAtKKB 85 Lake Avenue, An attractive buy in Old Shrews- Heallors,* Members Red Bank An Fair Haven. N. X Following the meeting, mem- WIN bury. Large living room, fire- NOW'S THE TIME Multiple Listing Service. Shrewfbur LORETTA E. BACIGALUPI, bers made sets of, touch-feel BK 1-5212 and Hailet. OS 1-2126. 32 Porman Street, place, dining room, three bed- TO TRADE IN Fair Haven, N. J, cards for blind children at a rooms, tile bath, enclosed Jalousie OWNERS AND REAL ESTATE Agent Executors. FOR TWO IN E.^^ I will buy all homes where there li Messrs. Crowell & Growell, nursing school in Chile. porch, fireplace, oil heat, many YOUR HOUSE !!! down payment. I will assume mort Qt Broad Street, The next meeting will be Tues- extras, Taxes $465. Asking $25, ease. Call 94B-4276. Red Bank, N. J. Attorneys. day with Miss Cherry ashostess. 000. Thanks to operation Trade- WE NEED MORE HOMES for oui Nov. 24, Dec. 1, 8. 15 $21.42 Up, you're closer than ever selected buyers In Red Bank. Rumjon, "NAME THIS'HOME" Fair Haven and Mlddletown. Oui NOTICK N. Y. CITY Boatman's paradise, deep water, TWO DRIVERS FINED to your dream home. It is trade-In program has created mam Notice Is hereby given that at a excellent brick residence, three tales. Call us for prompt, rellabl regular meeting held on November 20. RED BANK — Magistrate bedrooms, three baths, large en- now possible to purchase 11)61, the Mayor nnd Council ol the Borough of Rert Bank, acting upon John V. Crowel! yesterday fined closed porch, living room, dining your dream home and at the CROWELL AGENCY, Raaltor trevioua recommendation of the Board Vincent O'Neill, 35, of 73 Foster room, maid's room and bath first J( Adjustment of the Borough o( Rpd same time insure tha sale • B. Front St, Red Bank Bank, granted a variance to JOHN AK- St., River Plaza, $30 for leaving 'loor, apartment off garage pays SH 1-4030 NONE and MJNNIE M. ARNONE, to the scene of an accident, and axes, good bulkhead, dock. Two- of your present home. Now rent a three room suite on the north you no longer need worry side of the ground floor of premises Joseph Hock, 25, of Fort Mon- car garage. Reduced to $45,000. owned by them at 244 Broad Street, Owner gone to Florida. This is about owning two homes si- Red Bank, New Jersey, tor one pro- mouth, $15 for careless driving. fessional uss as provided In Chapter A $25 bail bond posted by a bargain, be sure to see it. multaneously. Use The 22, Article 3. Section 2 of the Re- Ised Ordinances of 1041. Nathaniel Laws, Sunset Ave., 127 Oakland Street Red Bank The Resolution granting said vari- Red Bank was forfeited when !he IF YOU OWN A LOT, Call our office today for de- ance Is on file In the office of the SHadyside 7-3445 tails!!! Borough Clerk and Is available for in- failed to appear in Municipal ipectlon. Court. He had been charged ENTER THIS EXCIT- FAIR HAVEN OPEN HOUSE — Sun- Register Classified JO»N nnYAN". • rtay 2-5. Four riedrooms, l'i bath, CHRISTMAS SHOPPING? We can suit Borough Clerk, with not having his driver's li- recreation room. $18,500. B8 Laiffl Ave. your rurae or ycur personality. We Borough ol Ited Bnnii. BH 1-3353. have houses from $10,000 up to $170,000. Nov. 2* $4.68 cense in his possession. ING CONTEST;.; it call this office for Inspection. EARLY "AMERICAN ^3plit~lover GLAZEBROOK AGENCY, REALTOR, Namt thli NEW FOR '62, beautiful Colonial Center luill, seven roomfl, complete Avenue of Two Rivera. Rumson. 812- For Fast Results NOTHING TO BUY. storms, patio, paved drive, 150x175 1700. Member Multiple Listing. HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE »tyl» bl-level rancher that Is designed for 5 DcatHirully landscaped with Scott's bedrooms. tawn. Owner transferred. J3A.TO0. 03 1- '.'323. (Onkhllll Mlddlo.town. It pnyn to advertise Jit Tho Register. limply v!il» ovr nodal honwi f»i M dttaili OPEN ALL DAY SATURDAY —or Mnd la toupcin bllow with VOUl mg- HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE ftttod name for thli norvdova, quallry-bui!) HOUSES FOR SALE NOIM. ATTENTION LOT OWNERS 9 fo 5 P. M.

IH winner — dilimiioid by m Impartial Chang* thi mi you now per into an Invtitnunl In your board of judgn—will b« oword.d a FREE own cuitom-tvilr fiomt—plonrwd Juif for you. Vnit our OPEN SUNDAY WEEKEND for two people la NEW YOWC CITY. modeli todojr and MlKt four nrw homa from on* of our Yea will stor ot a modem hotel, «ot «t the 64 ploni or ttni I3« for colored brochure. Injoy llrlnj beet raitagroMi end ue a Braadwoy «kow I to 4:30 P. M. In your own new home In 90 doyi—oi (my at 1—2—3. -oil oi gunti of DtSIGNED KM IIVINO. IT'S A FACT!! Autumn Time Is Home-Buying Time #1 Multiple Listing Service is lho moit progressive method of bringing th» •—We'U build complete foundation and ftauw. right property and the right buyer together in the shortest posiibia An Overwhelming Success #J—VtVi build the foundation and thdl . . . tupply ill • finishing raoterioli, Including plumbing, h-pt!-. Quali- fied ituTcVifcier nfufli only J1.&0O down, no closing or lagal ttta, 30- LOT OWMRJ; FOR YOUR FREI YAlVAtlt ILLUSTRATED COLORED BOOKLET Of 64 HOMI year mortgage available. HANS, VISIT OUR MODEL HOMES —OR INCLUDE 2Se WITH THIS FREE ENTRr COUPON MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE

Th« be+ltUt ysu wlfl rtttlv* dstcribaa My lot ii In- _County SAMUEL TEICHER AGENCY In ctclatl tfc* nvmsrout k»y fsotutai 30 LINDEN PLACE RED BANK «f BHIONfO R» IIVINO HOMES, to- Nomo . Phone- Residential Roal Eitats Broker ' Address f»tS« wKti nony •unMtlons «nd 287 Oceanport Avenue, Oceanport Mm y»» will gladly wskann. City Slate SH 7-9567 LI 2-3SM or LI 2-3501 REP BANK REGISTER Fr%, Nw, U, 1961-37 Citizen of citizenship. College Profs Factors involve^ in choosing t student are appeara&e, m Book Published ners, activities, grades and at- Religious Nmos titude. WEST LONG BRANCH - Dr. Ralph B. Wlnn of Elberon, chair- CALVARY BAPTIST ST. CLEMENTS EPISCOPAL man of the philosophy and psy- Oceanport Belford chology departments of Mon- Rev. Paul Smith will speak on The vicar. Rev. Ralph Ed- Thanksgiving mouth College, is translator and 'Greater Gladness" at the 11 rards, will read Matins Sunday editor of a book published this i.m. worship service Sunday. at 7:« ».m., followed by Holy Service Held week entitled "Psychotherapy In Mrs. Roy' Webb will sing "Hymn Eucharist and sermon at 8 a.m. the Soviet Union." of Thanks and Praise." Two nur- At 9:30 am. there will be RED BANK — Expressions of This first comprehensive treat- series will be available, with Mrs. Sung Eucharist followed by the gratitude far God'j goodness by ment of Soviet theory and prac- .rthur Blscholf in charge of the church school session. • members of the congregation tices of psychotherapy shows that infants and Mrs. Norman Smith At 3 p.m. tbe Y.PF. will jour- highlighted the Thanksiving Day there is little similarity between and Miss Kathy Covert direct- ney to Trinity Church, Asbury service of First Church of Christ, treatment of mental illness here ing the toddlers. ''ark, for the monthly meeting Scientist, here. and in the Soviet Union, accord- Sunday school will meet at 9:45 of the Monmouth Convocation. The service opened with the ing to Dr. Wiitn. a.m. Tbanksgifting Day gifts may On Monday and Saturday there signing of "Now Thank We All The papers, all by Russian still be brought In. will be a celebration of the Holy Our God." The first reader, psychiatrists and psychologist!, The three youth groups will Eucharist at 8 a.m., and Tues- George J. Fredericks, then read point out that increasing attention meet at 6:30 p.m. day through Friday at 9 a.m. the Thanksgiving Day proclama is being paid to hypnosis as a Evening worship service will be The Sacrament of Penance will Stjon bf President Kennedy. method of treatment, and that it 7:30. The pastor will continue be administered from 11 a.m. to Scriptural readings in the spe-alcoholism is obviously on the speaking on his series "God andnoon on Saturday. cial lesson-sermon on the subject increase In Russia, Dr. Winn the Nations." The sanctuary lamp candle of "Thanksgiving" Included vers- stated. There will be a special choir will be administered from 11 a.m. es from II Corinthians. rehearsal for women Tuesday at to noon on Saturday. MIDDLETOWN - Emily :30 p.m. Sheean, The Vista, a freshman at METHODIST The sanctuary lamp candle It adds up! More and more Atlantic Highlands The intermediate girls' Sunday will be given this week in mem- the' high school, was recently school class will meet Wednesday chosen "Citizen of the Month' people use The Register ads each "Struggle and Christianity" ry ol Fred Landmesser by Mrs. at 7 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Frederick Fink. by the Student Council. issue because results come fas- will be Rev. George E. Taylor's sermon subject Sunday at 11 Paul Smith. On Monday evening the Y.P.F. The award Is designed to give ter.—Advertisement. a.m. Prayer meeting will be held members will be the guests of There will be a nursery during Thursday at 7:30 p.m., followed the Belford Methodist young peo- worship. Sunday school will meet by a regular choir rehearsal at ple for dinner. at 9:30 a.m. 8:30. Tuesday at 8 p.m. all the rep- The senior Methodist Youth resentatives and workers of the Fellowship will meet Sunday at WESTMINSTER bazaar will meet for a final plan- 7 p.m. with Mrs- Afred OIs«n in PRESBYTERIAN ning meeting. charge. Middletown The church school teachers will At warship services Sunday at meet Wednesday at 8 p.m. 10:4$ am., Rev. Harlan C. Dur- On Friday and Saturday Dec. BIBLE BAPTIST 1 Hazlet fee's sermon will be "Under the and 2, from 1 to 10 p.m. the Pastor Gilbert Watt will preach Same Roof," a meditation which St. Clement's Bazaar will take Sunday at 11 a.m. considers from a Christian point ilace. Dinner wilt be served both Bible school will meet at 9:45 of view the problems of two gen- evenings from 5 to 7 p.m. am. erations living as a family unit Evening worship will be at 7 in this fast-changing age. Spe- EMMANUEL BAPTIST p.m. cial music will be provided by Atlantic Highlands Bible study and prayer hour the members of the Men's Fel- The pastor, Rev. Howard M. Brr! It's cold . will be held Wednesday at 8 p.m. lowship, under the dilution of Ervin, will preach Sunday at 11 with Pastor Watt In charge. Mrs. Louis A. Raskasky, organ- a.m. and 7:30 p.m. The evening Thursday at 7:30 p.m. will b» ist. Nursery facilities will be service will b« preceded by Call Prown's for Youth Fellowship night. available. Ushers will be Gus- prayer meeting at 7 p.m. tave F. Herold and Thomas Sunday school will meet at 9:45 METHODIST Barnard. a.m. with classes from the nur- Sea Bright Sunday school will meet at 9:15 sery through adult departments. STORM WINDOWS a.m. and Westminster Youth Fel- Boys' Stockade will meet at the Morning worship will be con- No more drafts, save on fuel with all ducted Sunday at 11:15 a.m. bylowship groups at 7 p.m. church Monday at 6:15 p.m. and aluminum combination windows from Rev. Donald Higbee, pastor. the Battalion Wednesday at 6:30 Prown's. Price* start at $7.95. Immediate Sunday school will meet at 9:30 METHODIST '.m. delivery—order now. a.m. Belford High school young people Will There will be an evening serv- Rev. William B. Hodgdon will meet on Tuesday at 7.30 p.m. • BUDGET TERMS • FREE DELIVERY ice Sunday at 7:30. preach Sunday at 10:45 a.m. onMid-week prayer service will STORE HOURS: 8 A.M. TO « P.M. the subject, "From Thankful be Wednesday at 8 p.m. WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY TO I fa KING OF KINGS LUTHERAN Hearts." The Pioneer Girls will meet at "Between Yanko's & RenisOles" V! Widdletown There will be a nursery dur- the church Thursday—the Pil- 1) 9 Sunday school will meet at ing worship. Sunday school will grims gt 3:30 p.m. and the Col- 9:30 a.m. meet at 9:30 a.m. onists at 7 p.m. Morning services will be con The senior high Methodist JH)Wlio nod -wetgwMy ducted by the pastor. Rev. C Youth Fellowship will meet Sun- FAITH REFORMED 32 Broad St. SHadyild* 1-7500 Red Bank Roger Burkins, at 10:45 a.m. day at 7 p.m. This group will Hazlet All services will be held at the hold a spaghetti supper Monday Doors will open tomorrow at 10 Bayview School, Belford. at 6:30 p.m. > .m. for the Anniversary Fair. The committee on social con- Sunday School will be held at cerns will present the motion pic- 9:30 and 11 a.m. ture, "Far from Alone," Wednes- Morning worship services will day at 7:30 p.m- After the film be held Sunday at 9:30 and 11 Donald Smith, M. D, will lead a a.m. Rev. Theodore C. Muller discussion on the medical and will preach on the subject heological implications of drink- 'God's Love in the Home." Ing alcoholic beverages. Refresh- The Pilgrim Youth Fellowship ments will be served. will meet Sunday at 6:30 p.m. The junior high Methodis and the Senior Youth Fellowship Youth Fellowship will meet to- at 8:15 p.m. night at 7. Monday the orientation com- municants class will meet at 8 ST. MARK'S EPISCOPAL p-m. Keansburg The Board of Christian Educa- Sunday services will begin with ion will meet Wednesday, at 8 a celebration of the Holy Euchar- p.m. ist at 8 a.m. The family Eucharist and PRESBYTERIAN church school will begin at 9:30 Lincroft a.m. A nursery will be provided Rev. William J. Mills, minister, during this service. will have as his sermon topic At 11 a.m. there will be a cele- Sunday at 11 a.m., "New Church- bration of the Eucharist and ser-es for New Times." mon by the rector, Rev. John M. The senior choir will sing the rum. anthem, "My Prayer," under the Every weekday except Tues direction of the organist, William day, daily Morning Prayer will CoOke. be read at 9 a.m. and daily Eve- A coffee hour will be held di- ning Prayer at 7 p.m. ectly following the morning serv- The Eucharist will be cele- e. brated Monday at 8 a.m., and Sunday school will meet at 9:30 Wednesday, Thursday, Friday a.m. and Saturday at 9:30 a.m. Nursery and pre-nursery clas- Holy Unction of the sick will ies will meet during the church be administered upon request aft- iervice. er all services, and at other times The Westminster Young Peo- upon notification of the rector. ple's group will meet Sunday at The sacrament of penance wilf 7 p.m. Rev. Mills will speak on be administered Saturday from "Christian Citizenship." Randy 4 to 4:30 p.m. Walser will lead the devotions. The Happy Holiday Festival ALL SAINTS EPISCOPAL Bazaar and spaghetti dinner of Navesiok Ladies Aid Society will be held Holy Communion will be cele- Saturday, Dec. 2, from 9:30 a.m. There art many lovely ways to sar "Merry Chrlittnas" brated Sunday at 8:30 a.m.; to 5 p.m. but the£* U nothing quite so endearing ai a gift of church school meets at 9:30; the IADLC3 make smart, use- high quality for the home. Here ar* highlights from m. BAPTIST «park I in IT collection . . . earmarked for very •pecial service for parents and children jut, practical, lasting gijts. is at 10:15, and the morning pray- Leonardo peraona. The name McKeivey on the tag bespeaks your "A Slave in Order to Be Free" End T»b!o« _ 21.00 to 71.60 good tasta and high esteem. We lUt only a fe'w of er and sermon is at 11:15 excep the hundred* and hundreds of gift items on display. A the first Sunday of each month will be Rev. William Carr's ser- SUp T.blei' 21.00 to 72.60 mon subject Sunday at 11 a.m. L«inp T«blM 23.60 to 70.60 . small deposit will hold any Item. when Holy Communion is also Cocktail T«ble« 21.00 to 94.50 celebrated at the 11:15 service. Church school will meet at 9:45 .m. reduced from Consols Tables 43,60 to 01.50 Rev. Charles P. Johnson Is rec- P«mbrok» TablM 34.50 to 76.00 tor. At the 7:30 p.m. service, Rev. Cfiarette Tables 21.50 to 34.00 CHAIRS and ROCKERS ™«, Robert S. Womer, general sec- Victorian Marble-top tables retary of the Sunday League, will wonderful, comfortable gifts for alt ST. THOMAS EPISCOPAL Red Bank speak. There are occasional, club, wing and barrolback chairs. Junior Baptist Youtfi Fellow- *5O and *57.5O Holy Communion will bs cele- Spring base rocken, Idirje and small upholstered plat- ship will meet Monday at 6:30 form rockers. Botton rockera In white or decorated brated every Sunday at 8 a.m. everyone tvants p.m- LAMPS black; also reellner* -with adjustable back and ottoman. Holy Communion will be cele Hnnch-edg of th» most unusual, in- Kock-a-Xrf>ck chairs. All beauties. The Women's Missionary Socie- brated Sundays at 9:30 a.m., ex-ty will meet Tuesday at 8 p.m. All top Fall styles * All from our regular stock. Authen- terwtinir, finest quality lirapi you cept the fourth Sunday of each hav* ever teen. Table, hrirlgi, The trustees will meet Tuesday tically styled Natural Shoulder look.Big success I\Ttowns. floor, boudoir, pin-up student lampi. month, when there will be a serv- at 8:30 p.m. at the home of Don- Alt kinds of baae«—ceramic*, met- FIREPLACE ITEMS ^ bright ^ ice of Morning Prayer at 9:30. ald Wagner, Distinctive classics. Luxuriously fine worsteds. New slim- als, .glass, wood, «to, Alao, manjr Sunday scnool will meet at 9:45 There will be a prayer meet- trim stripes. Small checks. Shadow plaids. Solid colors. All Victorian t>pes. Solid brasa and brass and black folding and drawitrjug a.m. ing Wednesday at 8 p.m. screens, brass wood boxes', Ughtars, fendars, andirons, with hand-detailed Tested Tailoring for perfect fit and fir* *ate, cnal bucket*, etc. One of tbe largest col- ST. MARY'S EPISCOPAL lections for miles around . , . and moderately priced. FEDERATED Keyport Holmdel long-lasting good looks. A magnificent selection (but natu- MORE GIFT IDEAS Morning Prayer Sunday at 7:45 Sunday school will meet at 9:45 rally.notourenti restock). Don'twait-whypaymore later. Lane ced»r cheats, picture*, mirror", a.m. will be followed by a cele- a.m. Gov. "Winthrop and kneehole deaki, FINE GULISTAN CARPETING bration of Holy Communion at 8 Rev. Andrew A, Burkhardt secretaries, hassocks, footstools. i*ff o'clock. minister, will give as his sermon (ouiuieri), breakfast Beta, wall raclcs, Redecoratt your home for Christmas with Guliitan all The church school and family maraclne rack*, card tables, roll- wool carpeting, only $5.95 per square yard. Do It "Oil for the Lamps," at the 11 service will be at 9;30 a.m., at a.m. Sunday service. HOLIDAY BONUS! Pay nothing 'til next February away anack tables, smokers, etc. now; don't delay. which time nursery care will be The Missionary Society wil then lake 3 months to pay ...or take 6 months to pay provided. meet at the home of Mrs. Taylor At 11 a.m. there will be a cele no service charge small service charge GIV6 A McKELVEY Hance Monday at 1:30 p.m. DUPONT NYLON CARPETING bration of Holy Communion. Tuesday nights are work nights GIFT CERTIFICATE F«el the toiture and see th* iovsly colors. Only $6.35 There will be a celebration o; for men of the church. per iQUt-t* yard. Holy Communion Wednfsday al The Young People's Society wll 9 a.m.; Thursday, the Feast ol Use our easy payment plan meet tonight at Fellowship Hal St. Andrew, at 9 a.m.; and Fri at 7:45 p.m. First payment not due until day at 6:30 a.m. Alcoholics Anonymous w 11 BAYVIEW PRESBYTERIAN All alteration* McKELVEY'S March 1st. meet Wednesday at 9 p.m. Cliffwood Beach without charge ALSO EASY CHARGE PLAN "Facing Evil In Life" will be BAYSHORE COMMUNITY Rev. Francis Osterstock's ser- 2-Hour Free Park- . East Keansburg mon subject Sunday at 11 a.m. 21 WEST MAIN STREET, FREEHOLD, N.J. Rev. John P. Euler will preacl Church school will meet at 9:30 ing at Let In Rear TELEPHONE: HOpMns 2-0430 ,lR n/2 «,61 Sunday it 11 a.m. a.m. of McKclvey's Sunday school will meet at 9:31 The Session will meet Monday We have expert carpet Uyars.for every job anywhere MONMOUTH SHOPPING CENTER EATONTOWN CIRCLE, E«tontown ftara. a.m. at 7:30 p.m. A healing and prayer servici There will be a preparatory OPEN EVERY NIGHT 'TIL 9:30 P.M. UNTIL CHRISTMAS Stort Hours: Monday thru Saturday 8:00 A. M. to 5:30 P. M. will be held Wednesday it H clan for new members Wednes- Store Opta Friday to 9:00 "•"•g-imiM((;.jiiarir~if'iiin))i:'r(iiini i.m. day at » p.m. •'.}

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