CHRISTMAS DINNER Served from noon till 9 P. M. in the Dining Room and Lounge Still time to tree him with one of the hit sportcoats from « Children 2.95 of the season. Call our Minute Man, Mr. Emhoff; ask him to pick NEW YEAR'S EVE PARTY and pack either the hand woven Deluxe roast beef dinner, dancing and exhilarating entertainment. Harris Tweed in a gray and white Dinner served from 9 P. M. to, 11:30 P. M. half-inch herringbone, 45.00, or the Sfroock puro camel hair, 65.00,
per couple He'll have it on the United Parcel truck within 24 hours. DPEN HOUSE NEW YEAR'S EVE in the new Horn and Musket Tavern If you come in person, he'll model it for you. We're open till 9 all nights this week, including Saturday.
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ll'IIIIHllllillilllll.illllWlllllllllllllW^II/fllllllllllJllllliiliiii,^,,,,^!, BEIOW OLYMPUS B LETTERS JIM BISHOP: N.J. Sale fflrfhwy M, K V V *> EtfaMsbei ttJl tgr MM & CMk and Heat* Ctaj GAVEJUM» FO* JOHNNIE THMXEK THOMAS IRVING BROWN, Publisber 1BS-1W Florence Rd., MiddletowB. N. J. JAMES J. HOGAN, Edltw M. HAROLD KELLY, General Manager I think I can say, without fear of' contradiction, W. HARRY PENNINGTON. Production Manager To UM Editor: that I have never made a small mistake In my life. Many perms donated blood Thomas 1. Bly Arthur Z. Kamln and William F. Saadford Frank W. Harbour lor my ion, Johnnie Thacker, Stupendous, yes. Gigantic, to be sure. But nevejr little BreeutlM Editor Auocltu Editors Hlddlitown Bureau MJT. four year* old, * hemophiliac, ones. If I trip over a step, it is always at Ojetop of Member oi the Associated Picas on Oct. U it the Methbdl the stairj. If I fall out of bed, the floor is concrete. If fa u aamMd iniulmi a u>« OM 1ST raptitucauoa « ill IU taw xn Church iq Red Buk. I say the wrong thing, everybody itaruj Roger Kbtter, Peter Hoffman n tnu n»«ip»»»r u nil u U IT nt*» a swinging at once. At me. f Member o! American Newspaper Publishers Associate* tad Vincent Brennan of For r Member Audit Bureia of Circulation Monraoutb, Mw. George Ef Every year, I go to Florid^, t like; ot Camp Col* and Shorn* E. Tt» RMI auk Rulntr immM oo dunxai ntpautWUUn fur tyftMttptueu «rror» tn «dv«rt'«t,m«oti PrendeviBe of the ked Bank the fishing and the sun anc) thft^alms, Ma wui nprtm slUum chuxt. that part ol u aUvntmsunt In wtnca UM typographical «rr»r oeoure nitwi wUI tiMM noud dw mwutnunt unmtdumr of inj *rrsr wtueb n«r otcui. Elks, served on the committee But I miss my boat rm,souta'an nwipspw uiumu no rupmuibiiiUH tor nurauou W-opinion .la Mt*n Inns It* rndan. boat is north. Each year, I ask myself son. - • what the beck is the use of having a ButwuMlaa Pnm 10 X>UH la than S moa. Par mootb fi.&0 U months—118.00 6 month»-l (.00 Their help h deeply appreci fUiigla oooy at voostar. T ©attta Blagta copy by mall, 10 cenu t motiUia-lllSI) 3month»-*«.W ited. beautiful 35-foot Richardson with, a fly* Etch member of the commi WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 19. 1962 ing bridge and enough instruments to tee will receive a citation certttl BISHOP cate from the Metropolitan Chap- gjrjk it, if it is high and dry at Blue ter of the National Hemophili Water Marina in Sea Bright, N. J.. and I'm In Miami? Keep Telegraph Hill Open Foundation In recognition of the! help in the blood drive. Stupid.'I was forced to charter and borrow boats. Each donor" will receive a don- At the Jack Tar Marina in Grand Bahama, I used a The New Jersey Highway Au- to keep Telegraph Hill open. There or card containing their reipe 30-footer trying to catch fish bigger than the boat thority continues to defy public is a limit, we say, to how far a tive blood types from' the N tional Hemophilia Foundation When brains were given out, I must have been standing opinion in the county with its plans group such as the authority can go New York City. . behind the Kennedys. All of them. to close the access roads at Tele- in snubbing the public. It is only through these kin, "Thoi's right, dear. Toke Mao off the humanitarian efforts for my son Well, I wasn't going to be caught this year. Frank graph Hill Park on the Garden State Assemblyman Alfred N. Beadie- Christmas-cord list ond put Tito bock that all hemophiliacs can feel Sarpolus, a top-flight boatman, always had a yen to Parkway. ston, R-Monmouth, for one, has on...mho?,.,oh, you'd better put Castro cure until the day medical take a boat down the inland waterway to Florida. So I science finds a cure for this It is bad enough that we are be- voiced his objections to the pro- on the gift list...:" disease. said: "Take the Away We Go IV." Frank; said: "Good idea." So he did. It saved me the 18 days required to ing saddled with an interchange at posed closing of Telegraph Hill. He Sincerely Mrs. Eileen Thackei sail it south. Red Hill Rd.—where it doesn't be- said the parkway, in an "arbitrary ¥onr MoneyVi Worth; Before he left, I asked the marina to haul the boat act," has taken away from "the pub- long in the first place. Now the au- FOR OFF-TRACK BETTING out and fix anything requiring fixing. They did. Never thority persists in its plan to close lic a facility that it has long offered Office of the Mayor, tell a marina "fix anything." Be specific. Telegraph Hill. free of charge." Living Costs Up Slightly Jersey City 2, N. To the Editor: Itemized There is no doubt that, as Mr. The Highway Authority, which By SYLVIA PORTER As'a person deeply interested The bill came in for over $400. It was itemized in Beadleston says, "this exit is a tre- in your community's welfare, you operates the Garden State Parkway, are, I know, vitally concerned sea-going language which no one can understand. Then has announced that the new inter- mendous convenience to the hun- When the books are closed on 1962, the govern with the proposals for a new Frank wanted some gasoline money. This, 1 was broad-based sales or income tax change will open Thursday at 3 p.m. dreds "of local residents as well as merit's consumer price index will indicate that our cost in our state. Btunned to find, comes to about $500. I was thinking And, simultaneously, the Telegraph employees of the Bell Telephone of living has risen less than V/% per cent in the 12 These taxes are being ball) of selling an article entitled "Confessions of a Boat- hooed as the answer to the state's man," but no magazine wanted it I couldn't even af- Hill access roads will be closed. Laboratory in Holmdel." month period—and most of this modest increase has growing financial needs—but can Actually, what the authority is The Holmdel Township Commit- been due to a big jump in meat prices in September any tax, which hits hardest at ford to go to the bon voyage party. those least able to pay, do an) Well, 1 thought, we can always live on the boat tee Thursday night called upon the and a continuing climb in the cost of doing should come as no surprise to more than aggravate fiscal proh It sleeps six. We can save money. We can cook good lems? those who have watched that group Highway Authority to keep the Tele- services. rousing meals of frankfurters and beans on the galley Throughout the year prices of the For some time now, I havi operate in the past. The authority graph Hill roads open. been advocating a public refer- stove. The idea sounded better and better. After all, has a way of making arbitrary deci- It is time that the Highway Au- typical marketbasket of goods which endum on legalized off-track the Away We Go is only three years old and hasn't city families buy have remained in an betting and a state lottery, which sions and then backing them up with thority realize it has a responsibility been used 300 hours. A boat requires use. ;i% exceedingly narrow range. Prices of I feel is thekonly •logical anc so-called feasibility studies that ap- not only to its bondholders but to painless answer to our ttate'i Sarpolus left the boat at the West Palm Belch hard goods—ranging from a minor item financial problems. pear to make the decisions valid. It the public as well. With this in mind Marina after a voyage of unmarked shoals, whole gales, to a big-ticket 'appliance—are actually Please urge your readers to stark terror and cold weather. His wife, who doesn't is done time and time again. we can only emphasize that the write to their state assemblymen lower than a year ago. New car prices and senator insisting that the off- PORTER care for the main, bounding or not, may start sptaking Fortunately, efforts will continue Telegraph Hill roads be kept open. are down too. Were it not for a sharp track betting and lottery propos- als be put to the public for to him at Christmas. The dockmaster, George Eggle- rise of more than 5 per cent in used car prices, the ston, took the keys to the boat, and said he'd take whole category of durable goods—which takes 13 cents vote When the people speak, govern- care of it IM Washington: of every dollar the average family spends—woujd be ments listen, That's that The boat is in Florida. I've waited lower than at this time in 1961. Sincerely,' Thomas Gangemi, three years to get it there. There's only one weakness What has pushed up the price index this bit in 1962 Mayor , in the scheme. Now I can't afford to go. I'm north, the Secret Soviet Preparations for Atomic War has been the still relentless rise in service costs. Since boat is south. I wish George Eggleston would get it By RALPH DE TOLEDANO services now absorb almost 37 cents of our spending TRIBUTE TO SOKOLSKY to write a postcard now and then. dollar, of course this has put a squeeze on family budg' IS Rumson Rd., The mate reason I can't go south is that I have a By RALPH DE TOLEDANO carrying out effective and deci is aware that, however perfect its ets. Traveling by bus, subway, train bas risen 3 per Rumson, N. J. The secret conversion of th sive operations than to protective tactics may be on paper, the hu- To the Editor: book to write. This is the true reason. It's a novel called Soviet army into a nuclear strik measures, against the effects of man equation still prevails. cent Medical care and personal care have.gone up Having followed frith interest Honeymoon Diary. If I don't keep pecking' 0 Jt^the ing force has revolutionized tra atomic weapons and to care for But the Soviets also realize more than 2 per cent each this year. the late George E. Sokolsky's principals will spend their honeymoon in the old ;foiks ditional Russian strategy the safety of personnel." If lie- that they have a decade in which column in The Red Bard- Regis- tactics. Stalin's cessary, infantry is to use gauze to brainwash their troops. Nazi ter it will seem a little strange home. I'm only up to page 200 and lover boy is already concept Food Prices ; massed forces and heavy artillery bandages over the jnouth (or the units, fighting in Spain, were or- not seeing "These Days" in your gray-haired and round-shouldered. has been scrapped, along with flap of an'overcoat! to filter con- dered to lock arms and advance Wh&t has pushed up this index too has been the editorial section. It is to youi taminated air. ••'; on machine-gunv nests — and Still Learning his ideas of linear tactics. The increase in food prices. The Bureau of Labor Statistics' credit that such an eminent col long lines of rocket-firing cannon, Soviet commanders are aware obeyed. There is no reason why umnist was selected to present :ommunism cannot exact the My agents, Ashley-Steiner, phoned yesterday and planted wheel to wheel, are now that this use of troops as nuclear index for meat, poultry and fish has climbed more than his views in The Register. same kind of iron compliance. considered as obsolete as th fodder can have dangerous mo- 4 per cent in the year. Its indexes for cereals and Since you may already be said, as casually as a governor denying a commutation 1 horse-drawn caisson. To cop rale effects. Careful and sus- So far, then, the only deterren bakery products and for fruit and vegetables are up thinking of a suitable replace- of sentence: "How's the old novel coming along?"- At with enemy nuclear weapons anc tained indoctrination of combat to nuclear holocaust and Soviet ment may I suggest you consider the solid pockets of acute radio- once, I knew that the nearest I would get to Florida units is their answer. But one military conquest is America's more than 2 per cent. that of David Lawrence, syndi- active contamination, the Soviet; general has warned of "open re- massive retaliatory power. As cated columnist, in New York would be a half grapefruit at breakfast "Fine," I Iwid. have adopted Marshal Rommel The dollar which would have bought 100 cents sistance and disobedience" in the long as the United States out- City with the Herald Tribune, "I'm up to page 200 and the hero is still finding out desert tactics—stressing extrerm matches the U.S.S.R. six-to-one in of the goods and services in a typical marketbasket in as an appropriate replacement mobility. face of thermo-nuclear hazards. things about his bride." : This may be the Achilles heel of missiles and nuclear weapons 1957-59 buys only slightly more than 94 cents' worth for these reasons: there will be no war. Which is Combat units are being given the new Soviet strategy and tac- 1. Neither has been afraid to "How many pages do you think it will go?" the why Comrade Khrushchev wants now—a loss of almost 6 cents in purchasing power as much self-sufficiency as pos- tics. Psychological conditioning mention the Almighty in his col- agent said. I drew myself up to my full five seven and "disarmament." over the five-year period. The dollar which would have sible so that they can advance ot in peacetime may not be enough. umns. a half, over the phone. "I," I said haughtily, "am an retreat independently without in bought 100 cents' worth in 1947-^49 buys less than 77 2. Both have been spokesmen The Soviets hope to instill In their artist, not a tailor. The honeymooners are just barely tercommunication or strong lo troops a "conscious" self-disci- cents' worth now—a loss of over 23 cents during the tor American Conservatism, and gistical support. Dispersal is th< pline. They continually minimize 14-year period. 3. Both have been relentless becoming—ahem—adjusted. Maybe 525 pages." "Well," key to the new tactics, so as tc the effects of radiation poisoning. YOUR GARDEN foes of international and domes- the agent said, "I hope, you keep hammering at it." rob the enemy of the full impacl And they try to install dedication THIS WEEK tic communism, v of strategic nuclear weapons. in their nuclear tactical units. Clearly, the rate of decline in the dollar's purchase Very truly yours, So I went back to the typewriter. I was so mad By Garden Reporter - Defensive tactics have alsi Strew Negative ing power has slowed markedly. Even the pace of rise J. Edward Cook Jr. t required three pages to get the hero out of bed. Still, College of Agriculture g o out of be been revolutionized. Instead of At the same time, they are Rutgers—The State Uni- in service costs is shrinking. As an illustration, the rise k t fi ij continuous line, the Soviets no' work must come first, so I resigned myself to ijj»ard stressing the negative side: A versity, New Brunswick in rents was held to around 1 per cent this year and OUR FRIEND IS BACK - rely on a broken line made up o! brutal disciplinary code listing winter of imagining myself with two idiots in love. "centers of fire" which can catc) future increases unquestionably will be limited by the 122 N. Riverside Ave., some 16 crimes which can be POnVSETTIA IMPROVEMENT Red Bank, N. J. This morning, a letter came in which wrecks mv "peace an advancing enemy obliquely 01 punished by summary execution general sluggishness in the real estate market, the : When you go shopping for poin- To the Editor: of mind. ' ' '• • flank him. Mobile reinforced con in the field. All armies take a settias this year you may find mounting number of vacancies. While the costs of medi The clock is back! We wel- crete and steel domes have beer dim view of a soldier who fails It is from Captain Whitey Klesinger of the Princess plants that are more attractive come you. designed—and are already in use. to obey under fire. The Soviet cal care, personal care and operating a house are still II. He's a good captain and a good son. His mother is To my mind, the most wonder- These will furnish cover for tac- code, like the World War II Jap- than ever. climbing, the slowdown in pace also is obvious here, ful, most welcome Christmas gift his great love. Whitey writes: "I'm tied up at West tical nuclear weapons. anese practice, includes among You may find plants that are to be given Red Bank. its capital crimes surrender or shorter and more compact than What's ahead? Barring unpredictable upheavals a Palm Beach Marina about 100 feet east of you. If there Since speed is essential i The loss of the clock over a atomic war, troops are bein •etreat. Obviously, the Red Army in previous years, with darker home or abroad, what's ahead is more of the same, be- is anything I can do toward looking after your boat green foliage. year ago was to our little city trained to attack tanks from cause of the simple, central fact that the basic eco- like the loss of Big Ben would while you're away, tell me." • \ ;•• helicopters and moving trucks. The U. S. Department of Agri- have been to London. For the first time, the Soviei nomic background in our country today is non-infla- Yes, cap. You can do something for me. It's too culture explains the improve- May you tick off many happy, armies are being heavily me ;ood a craft to sit swinging at a dock. Sell it Give ment. Growers who combine cy- tionary. Since 1958 wholesale prices have stuck in a successful hours for all of us— chanized so that large number! clic-lighting treatments with as the years roll around. : away ... , of men can be pushed through tc straight line. Since the mid-1950s, prices of raw ma,- chemical growth-regulating treat- terials throughout the world have fallen substantially Mrs. E. H. Boynton any break in the enemy lines. ments are producing these more 'I Wai Afraid This Would Happen Some The old idea of deployment in attractive plants. and the emphasis now is on putting a floor under rather battle order before attacking is HUMANE TREATMENT Neither treatment is new but considered by Soviet tacticians a than a ceiling over these prices. There are no shortages. OF ANIMALS something to be reserved foi using them together is a new ap- Competition is fierce. On average, wage hikes this year 745 Fifth Aye., optimum conditions. Infantry plication that horticulturists in have been restrained. Businessmen in every sphere are New York 22, N. Y. units, trained to cope with radia the USDA's Agricultural Re- Dec. 8, 1962 tion, will be thrown into an en- search Service have worked out. concentrating on slashing their costs, making their Ti> the Editor: Intermittent Light gagement in pre-battle order o operations more efficient. 1 wish to express deep appre- even In columns. Cyclic lighting involves giving ciation for your fine editorial, polnsettias intermittent light ex- Close Pursuit What It Means "The Need to Be Humane," ol posure in the middle hours of the Nov. 7 in support of legislation Closeness of pursuit, an ancien night during the first few weeks What does this mean to you? to require the humane treatment military doctrine, is of para v of growth. Plants do not develop To the vast majority of Americans who have of experimental animals. mount importance in Soviet nu flower parts as long as they re- Enclosed Is a copy of the clenr warfare. A military manual ceive the lighting treatment. steady jobs and who are getting at least moderate pay record of the Congressional hear- makes it clear that advancing Delayed flowering savejfwear ings which has just been pub- units must attack right after the boosts, it means an additional gain in "real" income— and tear on the growers because in their spending power after deductions for personal lished. We earnestly hope that first shock wave of a nuclear they can start poinsettia cuttings you will continue to urge action blast has passed. If any decon over a longer period. taxes and increased living costs. on (his desperately needed legis- lamination is to be attempted, i lation until it Is on the books. Usually a florist who hopes to must be done while the troops are To tens of millions, it means the most discretion With best wishes and thanks, have plants of desirable size in advancing. Under most circum Sincerely, bloom for Christmas must start they've ever had on how to spend the dollars left after itances, protective measures Christina Stevens all his cuttings between Sept. 1 they've paid for the fundamental necessities of food, must be ignored—even if it Secretary, means heavy loss of life in the and 15. clothing and shelter. Dut when he uses cyclic-light Society for Animal Protective forward echelons. If the rocntgen Legislation. count is loo high and it is impos- ing he can triple the period for Yes, in 1962 the consumer price index reached the ilble to by-pass the contaminated starting plants. He can start his highest peak in history and the odds are this will hap- YULETIDE IMBIBING • reas, suicide troops must never- cuttings any time between Aug. 1 and Sept. 15, and bring all his pen again in 1963. theless move through while sup- Box 91, Shrewsbury, N. J. plants into bloom during the porting forces wait for the radia- But most Americans easily beat this cost of living To the Editor: Christmas season. I have ytt to meet anyone who tion level lo drop. rise in 1962, and most housewives were able to adjust "A nuclear attack," says one thinks the drinking of alcohollo their budgets to soften the impact too. beverages the day before Christ- Sovie! Inctidan, "Is no cause for By 1980, say experts in urban •toppinj; the battle." And Colonel mas is a desirable practice, affairs expanding communities Despite the sluggishness of our growth in 1962 Why not tak« * rain check until V. Mikliallov, in outlining battle of the Atlantic seaboard may be )»rocedures, declares that "great and our chronic unemployment, for most Americans New Year's Ev«? merged all the way from Bangor, • Yours truly, er attention should be paid to 6—Wodneaday, Dec 19, l962'MMne,.(D'Miami. it was another best financial year of their lives. Ray O'Brien. Enters Plea Of Innocent In Murder FREEHOLD-A Keyport man pleaded, innocent here Monday before County Judge Edward J. Ascher to a charge of murder. According to Assistant Prose- cutor John A. Petillo, Rafael So- to Archefal, of Elizabeth St., hu been charged with the murder of Robert Burnhans, -41, of 91 Gulf Stream Rd., Middletown Town- ihip, in Keyport on Nov. 21. The prosecutor said Mr. Burhatu was fatally stabbed while trying to break up a fight in which Archefal was involved. Also pleading innocent to mur-. der charges were Walter McGhee, 22, and Mrs. Eliza- beth Rowell, 27, both of Sylvan Ave.; Julio DeLeon Lavoy, 27, of Monroe Ave., all Asbury Park, and George Wright, 18, of East PICK-UP SHOP — Middletown Mayor John T. Lawley cuts the ribbon at recant Orange. ceremonies opening the Pick-up Shop on Rt. 35. The new butinett will specialize According to Mr. Petillo, the SHOP-RITE-5 lbs. SHOP-RITE 5 LBS. in assiiting the homeowner in do-it-yourself kitchen and bathroom remodeling pro. four have been charged with the fatal shooting of Walter Patter- jects. At left «f the mayor is Allan Graysel, co-owner of the store. At right is son, 42, of Adelphia,' on Nov. 23 SUGAR Sheldon Yosel, store manager. Looking on at far right is Mr. Grayiel'i ton Roy. when they attempted to hold up A brother, Arnold Graysel, not pictured is the other co-owner. The brothers also his Wall Township service ita- 29c tion. operate Crown Kitchens located on Rt. 35 and Oak Hill Rd, WITH THIS COUPON PAPER FIRM FIRE Coupon good at Visiting at the home o{ Col. dents at Western Washington Uni- TRENTON — A genera! alarm ANY SHOP-RITE and Mrs. Gifford Westoo, Mal- versity in Bellingham. fire roared through a two-story SUPER MARKET Oak Hill brick building ot the Trenton lard Rd., is Mrs. Weston's moth Coupon Limit—ont Par Funny , The tint annual Oak Hill fam- er, Mrs. J. "M. Burt of Rochester, Mr. and Mrs. Karl Bergman, Paper Corp. at 1600 New York SUGAR 29 Oir«r Xiplrei au., DM. 72. 1M2 ily Christmas carol sing will be Ave. in suburban Lawrence N.Y. KBK held Saturday at 4 p.m. on. the Kingfisher Dr., entertained at a Township Monday night, destroy- (This Offer Good with Coupon Only!) southwest corner of Pelican and dinner party last week in. their ing the structure. The blaze in Kingfisher Drs. Song sheets will Kurt Rabe, son of Mr. and home. Guests included Mr. and the tarpaper manufacturing plant i. Jerome Rabe, Bamm Hoi' be provided, and Santa will be Mrs. Mrs. Ernest Hawkswortit of Had- threatened other nearby build- on hand to welcome the young- low Rd., celebrated his sixth ings in the industrial sector but SHOP-RITE BARTLETT—29 on. STARKIST UGHT CHUNK donfield; Mr. and Mrs. Richard tiers. birthday Nov. 30. the township's six fire compan- Hulit of Westfield and Mr. and ies, assisted by a ladder company Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Peck- Mrs. Charles Van Hart of Fair from Trenton, were able to con- worth, Stork Ct., recently spent Mr. and Mrs. James Woods, Haven. tain the fire. No injuries were 00 00 a week visiting friends and rela Gull Rd., will be entertaining reported. The alarm was turned tlves in Charlotte, N. C., They their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Ludwig Bilow in at 7 p.m. and it was three were guests at the home of Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Woods of Robin Ct., were hosts, when they hours before weary firemen had PEARS 31 TUNA 41 Peckworth's brother end sister- Bellingham, Wash., over theenitertainel d following the buffet the blaze under control. Fire de- in-law Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Peck- Christmas holidays. 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Open Wed. and Fri. Evening 'til 9 P. M.; Daily 'til 6 P. M. YOUR DOLLAR BUYS MORE AT fftrt$totte Where your dollar MIDDLETOWN buys MILES more STORES Route 35 and New Monmouth Road MAPLE AVE. AT WHITE ST. RED BANK-SH 7-5700 Coupon and Price* Effective at Rtiwrvt lira Right to Limit OuafitltLi Middletown and Keyport Shop-RltM Only! 1000 ASBURY AVE. ASBURY PARK PR 5-8700 &-We*rt*l*r, Dec 19,1962 BED BANK BEWEJT New fort the-rtettt TRENTOM-tfw Jerwy cutaot cbw*y DENNIS THE MENACE K«*eftinn Jim* levy n inhtrlUoce tax on a $1,- The Nation*! 6Ute Btflk oC Shrewsbury Mr. 'ind'Mrp Connelly, 190.730 bequest to the University and Mrs, of Maine, the sUte Supreme New residents in.the S3 RMXU "o^Geow g cioverdale court has ruled. The'bequest was g re Mr». tnd Mrs. Ralph __ __ 1 Chaney Cir., Mr. and Mrs. John Doughty, left to the university, located at to an educational exemptiop n un and their two boys who reside at 32 Thayer • Dr., all of New Orono, Maine, by Catyln'H. Neal- der New 'jersey's law. The Su- Apple Orchard Dr. They Shrewsbury, and Mr, and Mrs. ley of Denville, who died in 1858. moved here from North Plain- Walter Govinsky, Samara Dr., field. Mr. Chaney is associated Shrewsbury, with Bell Labs. The Civil Defense and Disas-1 Mr. and Mrs. Martin Van As- ter Control Council is complet- WELCOME GIFT sen, Jr., and their two sons are ing a survey of residents. This I FUEL OIL living at 935 Sycamore Ave. Mr. Van Assen, a retired Army of- confidential survey will sbfl and information about equipment and [I ficer, is in the real estate FRED D. WIKOFF CO. BUY CHARGE AVAKAKX stock and bond business in Long personnel which could be needed|| FtEEDEUVHKT Branch and Oceonport. in time of emergency. RED BANK, N. J. IftaUblml m Dr. and Mrs. Erich Hafner and 1S84 SH 1<0M1 their three pre-schoolers have The Teen Canteen Candy Cane Telephone SH 1-0554 moved to 681 Sycamore Ave. Ball will be held Saturday from 8 l7liwdSt. RIDIANK from Long Branch. Dr. Hafner p.m. to midnight at the First Aid Is a physicist at Fort Monmouth. House.
• Lime eoy SAYS HE CAN'T mire. 60 m • mLKt 6ANW O-Aus/....* Places 2d in State Forensic Contest NEW SHREWSBURY-H. Wil- liam Schweers, a senior at Mon- mouth Regional High- School, placed second In the state foren- sic league poetry reading con- You'll find the spirit of Christmas in test. The competition was held last our festive supermarkets... in qualify week at the Bridgewater-Raritan High School in Somerset County. All contestants were asked to and varhiy of holiday foods.. *in read "Poetry" by Marianne Moore. Then each was permitted a reading of his selection. Bill quick and courteous service,..as your Chose two poems by John Mase- field: "0 Wanderer's Song" and friends and neighbors at Safeway-First "Laugh and Be Merry." He has been interested in forensics and dramatics since his first National wish you a joyful Christmas. days at Red Bank High School. For the past two years, he has National been studying privately with Rob- ert Wayman of the New Jersey Academy of Dramatic Arts at the Stores Old Mill. At the Temple, University H. William Schweers Speech Festival in 1961, he re- ceived two certificates of super- ior merit and placed third that Wednesday—Regular Store Haurs year in the state finals for the Revoked List national forensics contest in ora- THURSDAY and FRIDAY For Holiday Feasting tory. Last month he placed third OPEN'til 9:00 P.M. in drama at the Long Branch Driver Fined Speech Festival. Following his NEW SHREWSBURY - Don Saturday—Regular Store Hours graduation for MRHS, he plans aid W. Williams, 81 Oak Hil to study drama in college. Ave., Long Branch, Monda; WE WILL CLOSE 6 P.M. Mrs. Barbara Brown, head of was fined $155 for driving an I'S Mayonnaise" the speech division of MRHS CHRISTMAS EVE forensic league, accompanied him automobile while on the revoked to the competition. He is the list. —PLEASE SHOP EAKWL son of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert A. Magistrate Marvin E. Schaef- Schweers, 86 Wiltshire Dr. er also lined Mr. Williams $15 Farmhouse Gold Medal Flour «?sssuSi for careless driving. FRESH FROZEN *t\ The magistrate revoked the li Raritan Ridge cense of Lorerfzo Johnson, 238 West Bergen PI., Red Bank, foi Party Planned 30 days and fined him $30 for Welchade Grape Drink 3^89? driving 50 m.p.h. in a 25-mile Apple^j NORTH CENTERVILLE - The zone. Raritan Ridge Civic League will Mrs. Edward M. Stafford, RD be host to Santa Claus and some I, Eatontown, paid a $25 fine for 300 children Sunday between 2 and 4 p.m. at the Palmer Lounge, allowing an unlicensed driver to operate a vehicle. The unli- Pies Reynolds Heavy Duty Wrap s West Keansburg. Candy and refreshments will be censed driver was her husband, served to the youngsters, and He paid a (15 fine. large % | group singing Is planned. Wendall B. Thrower, Charles- Joseph De Virgillio, league ton, S.C., was fined $15 for care- Star-Kist chunk white Tuna 3 \z $1 president, has asked for more less driving. •dult volunteers to Insure the success of the affiar. Charles Best, Jr., RD Jackson - Township, was sen- 3 Star of the party for the tenced to jail for 15 days in lieu 20K. youngsters will be Ed Van Dright. of fines for the display of fic- Sweet Peas 1 Sliced Pie Apples — 2 tin titious license plates, driving an It adds up! More and more unregistered vehicle and delin- people use The Register ads each quent inspection. The fines on "YOR" Issue because results come fast the three counts would have to- GARDEN er.—Advertisement. taled $45. 3 Pillsbury Pie Crust Mix 2:: 39 Hazlet French Fries Mrs. Maitland Walling was 9tz hostess to the Crescent Club a BIRDS EYE Wise Potato Chips ~ -59« the Liberty Hose fire house REG. STYLE pkgs. M7O wi% Thursday night. A covered dish 5 supper preceded the meeting. ^ Fancy Shrimp Camera slides of past events and a Candies — Chocolates Holiday Fruit Cab M TN... TNI FMKT... NM tOOR meetings were shown after the business session. The Christmas Swanson TV HI PERRY'S NATURALLY dinner party will be held in St. 14 Bonomo Hard Candy "^i* 29« BARK pkg. W7t pkg. John's Church rooms Thursday Sara Lee Coffee Cake * 21 White St., Rod Bank T< 1 night. Ribbon Candies MS™ «P » 49C Light lar Cr { M C Fruit Ring . 1.98 Fruit Filled Kiddie Pops ^ *"* *>Pkj. 39 Chuckles Rings lw*OrM" >««•*» 29« \ \ Brookside Egg Hog— % k hillliy ipNlil-tH DINETTES MAKE ICoffee Candy Canes P'£25« " Delson Merrimmts *«.&,.25< il . _ FOR IDEAL GIFTS! Joan Carol Chocolatesi*.*99c \\ ~BrOOK$ide ICO Creaiki— (HOMI STYLE, SOFT CCNTtR OR MILK CHOCOLATE) | $ |jy| ||g|ty || |||| CHOOSE 1 chalet if iN flivtrt FROM FINAST More Reminders 3-5-7 PC. regular 39« -Finast Canned Soda— DINETTE 10 ounce cake Finast Aluminum Foil M"«>«29C ! All pofvlir flavors . f ^ 12 oz. f A A SETS dillcliui ail rifrNMiv IA tin I«UU Whole Onions *--•— 2^.49' Iced Banana C SPECIAL REDUCTION nm Finast Sweet Potatoes 2 »"49 —Mott's Apple Cider— Bur Cake Salted Peanuts »--J-*. "~49e Tmt UH kolliiyt ON FLOOR SAMPLES with thli fiN Imrigt NOW IN EFFECT FINAST OVEN-FRESH Finast Shrimp ci««d M.di«m **,™(yft Cherry Pies f A 49 Cucumber Pickles S? ^-^39c CUMITIWAXMPIR SHORE DINETTES 125ft. «*27f 203 Hwy. 35 KE lUstO WANAMASSA CRACKED WHEAT Kosher Gherkins ,!£ »«w25e ' Between Atbury Park and Eatontown Circle FINAST llUrt 35c TETLEY'S TEA BAGS Open Mon., W«d. & Frl. 10-9 P.M. Maraschino Cherries > regular 26o _, _ WCIAl HICI TH» WKK Daily 'til « p.m. Ma rga ri ne MS'JESL 2 pik,. 29« Elbow Macaroni ^^ 2^.47* 23c i,:~y:ir -?••;• tut VI1*» dr.. eeUbrtted Us Mn. Wood fade- third Hrtfety lut week. ta Uttad while Mr, VoodictJ puletl toured Spaia tag Paris. Thty met . . _ of Mr. Bonay LM Burfcatrt, in Uxrtog when they eelebnted their eighth wedding unlversaiy wa«u» timm «f tad Mn. Henry Pabst of Ai of Mr. aad Mrs. Htr Hwy., gut entertafeed W$t eft» hsU fftUMid itOttfe tTOBhim of Gtauary Ave., cele- 09 "«•*• ati"iiitrDaytori!ght:«wte &» to U [Overview Hospital, Red Bank, brated her third birthday lut and oouslos. Mn. Masai'* soa. where the underwent surgery. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Bott are Ernest, wat host recently at Us < —-—^ ' occupying their new home on home to members of the Yowth AUTHORIZED Mr. *nd Mrs. Steven Wood of Denis Dr., River Plui. Their Fellowship of the Central Baatfst Gary James Hansen, son of Cooper Rd. hav» returned horn* former Horn* on West Rootevelt Church, HOOVER-SALES AND SERVICE Mr. and Mrs. Hjsknar Haoiea of from a vacation lrh> to Europe. Clr., his been sold to Mr. tnd NEW AND REBUILT CLEANERS Mrs. Charles Barbour of Kego Pirk. N.Y. Mr. Bwbour Is a Chtrles Francis DeFUllpo, sea , • MPAftS ON • of Mr: and Mrs. Petir Dt Pl> L buyer with Western Electric Co. .) of'Maids Ter:, ceKhratfd SE - HOOVER . ELECTROLUX, ttc. his seventh birthday Friday. „ Mr. and Mrs. E. James O'Brien IRONS VACUUMS TOASTERS King's Hwy., have ii their bouse JPERCOUTORS MIXERS, «tc. S Mr. O'Brien's parents, A HARDY GAL COLFEt <*»« RAMIPOt • Mr. and Mrs. Eugene O'Brien of FHOENK, Ariz. HtJFFMANJOBOYLE Lpog Iiland, who has just re- i sharp pain In her left ,, VACUUMS WASHERS DRYERS IRONS turned from a vacation la Joanne Winter of Florida, the Arizona Women's *AN
^Children Two Fined At i For Assault RED BANK - Municipal Court Yule Parly hearings on four ctses of usaalt resulted Monday in two convic- FAIR HAVEN — Twenty-three ito~ntionst, an adjournment and a find* children' attended the UonsIng o' f not guilty. Club's annual Christmas party last week.. Fine* of #o and 3May im- pended jail sentences were lm. The children were entertained posed by Magistrate William 1 Plump/ jvky mti ftmbr, First National's enffvllf Ml by D. B. Robinson of Vest Long Klattky on Willie H, Jones, Jr., Branch, a magician, saw a short m South Pearl St.. and Otha MS. Gnid« A twk«yi on foil «f fknwr, |Mck«4 film on The Christmas Story and George, 300 Shrewsbury AVe. received a number of gifts from Jones wu arrested Sunday and whh§ ami. Wlm yov stm «M/ yw'iv sming At btst! San)a Claus. charged with striking hii step- The following youngsters at- father, Calvin Elcfceibeiger, tnd tended: threatening him with a knife. ' Joseph,' TltereM Aon and Fran- George wu convicted of chok- Oven Ready...Broad Breasted...Tender Flavorful cis Perry, Tony, Jimmy and ing «Bd striking a. Shrewsbury Raquel Falotico, Patty tad Gale Ave've.. woman Saturday. Moraller, Don and Gregg Domlco, William R. McGulre of 150 Nancy; Joe and Roger Sacco. River St. was found not guilty 17 TO Cjndy Grimmer. Jan and Kim ovf assault and battery charges CopetuO, Tay, Bonnie atrd GaU resultin«, g Iran another incident 20 LBS. ^ First Measley, Drule ahd Mark Irwin Sturfiy Allen. »wuru»yA hearin. g for Clarence Mel- National • Ray tnd Audrey Miller, M Ui&lm Ave- *»» "d- aodSuzi Barnes, Doug «n< to tomorrow. MeWln Is MacConnell, Michael tnd Jane 1 Stores Paster, Lynne Wight, Ueanne g with Striking Frank Jannel), Victoria Adams Wormley, 135 West Bergen PI., »>. VI Ib. Susan Betty. "d with i« soda bottle Saturday njght and knocking out seven of his teeth. Melvta'a $200 bail was. CRANBERRY SAUCE^?2139c STUFFING BRiAD 2^.35c SALE REINSTATED continued. TRENTON - The New Jersey Magistrate Kiatsky fined Supreme Court Monday rein-James Bowles, 85 Hance Aye.r stated the sale Of (0 acres of New. Shrewsbury, $29 for diior- REfiUUR STYLE city-owned ltnd in Jersey t..City, derly conduct USIA CHOICE I tor JIM.OOO. The court, in a 6-0 decision reversed a ruling by the (Itt tittarkt4kiskr) Appellate. Division of Superior Beef Rib Roast Court, which had voided the land sale. The land; some of it under I.I.IOVERRMEITIItfECTU water, was located west of Ri, 440 and north of the Central Rail- LUXURY EATIRI I. road embankment. The tract was M k UW RURIET sold through cofDpetkWe bidding to Philip B. Robinson, a Phila- delphia developer, In 1960. The ARM0U lb sale wai challenged, by the Jer MERKELHAMS *£££ Canned Ham,... lied Qift Su^estion! PORK SAUSAGE " ™ " 35csey City Merchants' Council C b Originally, the city defended the MERKEL BACON sale but after a new administra- 39 ZWANHAM »™ ^-1« POLISH SAUSAGE ^S 69*tion took office, lt (witched tides 8lb lb In, the argument before the; Su- Pour quart of dairy eggnoej GROUND CHUCK.«££ » preme Court. Supreme Court tniz into a bowl. Add J4 bottle \Wiitol>.^««. -2.79 FANCY SHRIMP IT 99« Justice Vincent S. Haneman said (about 1] ex.) Bacardi, bight In the Supreme Court decision or Park. Mi* 1^ % pint Ujhtly LUNCHEON MM th«t the attack On the bidding whipped creain. ChlU. Stir and TOWN (COUNTRY ^1 79^ SLICED procedure failed to produce any serve with sprinkling of nut» valid reason tor voiding the land meg. Jollyl BACASDI noon*, sale. • • me, MV. IMW; 80 noor.
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Mp9tn4Mt*w$ tary coqsoiidttkn* u4, fe* b M*Jy for t rtrttft flat «mM . Future their boc3,'<"k«,«*kl "The only chtrgtt, efforts by pUWt*h*« to W • long tune. • ' time one 0oe* tf wJUjil it's downreduce competition. The publishers' Bradford,, and out," •' In any case, he said, iVe can gatWpipean4»>9#|agj hators t he. terms, hi* InHdndk of Shi He note* that the number of not take the position of. being rtnbborness, says "We «rt-'nbJ j*'* city dallies i* dwindling, but says partner to the sick papers and By .DARDEN CHAMBUSS, n»]atit. «y. it CBMW ,te»r the 40, with brush-cropped, blond- the antagonist to the rich ones." ag to negotiate oonelv»»'f"F # • AP JBurioeM New Writer • . economic fabric cf an industry gray haii', the president of Local hat rather than economies ero- Thiw adamtat, Powers said b NEW YORK (AP) - the fu- which they claim is already un- 6, International Typographical lion, thia largely reflects volun- ture of the newspaper industry— der serious stress, The outcom Union, says "We're in this thing and other publishing ventures- to being closely watched through- all the way.". » ^ could be shaped by the outcome out the country. Six-foot-four ,Amory, Bradford of the big strfte 'which ha8 shut The, possible industry-wide Jm< SO, with salt-and-pepper hair and downline New York newspapers plications hive drawn special at- a hard-finished tweed suit, vice since Dec. 1' tenfion to the strike, which, in- president of the Times and head The strike Is being led by t* Vdlving combined circulation of of the publishers' negotiating cal 6 of the International Typo- almost 6 million, is big enough in coipmittee, says "We'are within graphical Union (ITU)-the first itj oym right. . * very.jtfbrtprtep of our absolute walkout this union has led In The union struck the New York limit" ' A, ..' , ' N€W York. Times,.' the Daily News, the The- two protagonist* are soft- It liVthis fact, among others, Journal-American asd the World spoken but firm. Each can turn a that has led to the belief in many Telegram and Sun. Then theforceful phrase. Both smile oc- quarters that the main goal of Post, Mirror, Herald Tribune, casionally, but neither is quick the strike is not just higher Long Island Star-Journal and to laugh. wages'•nd other benefits but an Long Island Press shut down as Indeed, mere is little to Mugh effort by the ITU to make itself members of the New York Pub- about in their dispute. It Is dead- the dominant union in the rapidly Ushers' Association. The Long Is- ly serious, as hard a clash as has changing newspaper Industry. land Press is continuing to pubcome in many years. For'many years the ITU had lish its Long Island editions. this position, then lost it to the Nearly 20,000 people are out "None of us have ever seen anything like this," Bradford ers and clerical workers that theylor cold type. American Newspaper Guild • an of work, lost wages amount to said in an interview hi the Times Well... cdmott everything! organisation of reporters about J3 million a week and lost would have to organize if they The publishers charge that pro- and building as placard-bearing ITU My Mommy pinkifies my milk clerical workers which the print- hoped to get the kind of money tections against new processes al revenue, during the - rich pre- members walked cold picket duty with it She puts it on our ers, by example and urging, had Christmas advertising season, is and'contract protections ITU men but wipe out their savings. Unlesj outside, helped foster. In recent years it estimated by the industry at $7 enjoyed. , money can be freed by such cosi grapefruit and! fruit cup. And cutting methods, these publisher: found' itself following contract million a week. "Every other time, negotiations The reporters took the advice she glazes ham with it. And say, there will be none to spreai patterns set by the guild. The antagonists in the dlsputi have continued right up to the and formed the guild. But in the she bakes apples with it. I put out as wage boosts. Competition If the strike is In fact a go-for- are resolute. wire. We've either reached an early 1950s, in part because of it on my ice cream myself. so, too! from other media blocks higher broke bid by the ITU, many pub- agreement, or missed by a near i accident of the calendar, guild Siz-foot-two Bertram Powers, advertising rates, they say. margin. But this tune, they rather than ITU contracts began He makes so many different drinks with it showed no interest in agreeing.' set the industry pattern in And Brandford says that the Your Mommy can delishify New York and, therefore, na- ITU's printers have made fewer And he smiles and smacks his lips. And I put it GIFTS for SMOKERS In the ITU offices on 14th St., almost everything, too, by in my; soda water and in my orange juice myself. Powers said the time has come to tionally. advances in productivity (out per dw*M fr*ta thi UrjMt MbctlM buying GIROUX GRENADINE •f.-• »I»M In Uw» . . . DUNMILt, break, finally, the pattern undet The ITU, dating to the middle man hour) than any of the othei KAVWOODII, SSI, OR. ORAiOW, which he says the JTU is con-of the last century, grew reac- nine unions of the Times. SYRUP at her favorite food MOW OUR /HONW VtUSHMES HAM YILlO . Mm *ai nun/ ttlitr fronted at contract time with an- If the ITU leadership and phi store. Tell her to write for kra**> Out fa. mta. ive. 4-5 pound him % cup pineapple JUKI other union's settlement. Votes on ratifying what ITU Iosophy are embraced by other her free recipe book to: Whole clovet Canned sliced pineapple : JUSTARHIVED! - "This has become a tactic," he men termed carbon copy agree- unions across the nation, these V4 cup GIROUX GRENADINE Aaosell Black ments melted until they were publishers contend, many weak said. "The publishers say This is Score ham in diamonds and stud with cloves. As ham bakes Block Meerebauin Pipes list up your wage Increase." But once razor thin. Powers talked of a newspapers may be-pushed into 1 Imported Gift Pipe* 15c to 8.00 1 GIROUX COMPANY , INC, (320°) baste regularly with combined GIROVX GRENADINE - more militant "effort, and membankruptcy- . SYRUP and pineapple juice for a beautiful, ruby-red profes- Mm nn«»«l dMltnt ind aim (aclutflnt wages, are agreed upon,, there Is BOX 123S, uUnk. clay tai tortolM with nuirckum no lever to settle other things." bers rallied around him. Powers, who lost a linotype Jot sional glazs. When almost done, dip sliced pineapple.in re- Brooklyn 7, N. Y. maining syrup and heat with ham. Serves six. l Powers' election in 1961 to head After he took over, he prom- when the newspaper PM closet ised that things would be dif- in the late 1940s, says he and hi! Full Selection of TDMEX WATCHES i.93 the New, Yor^c local-was seen bj Alto «old in packtge itoru outside N. Y.Statt niany as mirroring nil discon- ferent. When the guild agreed membership faced this possibilitj tent with that pattern. last month to a package increase when they made their strike deci Every of about J8-$9 per week per man Delph China Humidors 7.50 Evening For a decade now in New York, the ITU has found itself over two years, and returned treading the footsteps of a union from a one-paper strike,' the ITU SWANNELL'S it helped bring into being in thewarned it wouldn't be bound this BROAD, COB. OF MECHANIC ST. RED BANK 1930s. ITU men^had told report- time by that •settlement.: \ When the clock'ran out on ne- gotiations, the ITU was asking $18.45 weekly in wage'increases over the. two years plus other 15 Wonderful Barcalqungers benefits the publishers say would cost another $19 or so. GREATEST Industry observers, studying In Stock For the size of the ITU demand and the mood in which it was pre- sented, question whether this is Instant Delivery merely a matter of a tactics problem in .one city—as Powers Your man will sing, your praises for - says it Is. > years to come for your thoughtfukessl - Is it instead, the observers ask, from $139.95 a far bigger issue with implica- tions for every newspaper over the country employing union help? Does the ITU consider that its proud role as patriarch among publishing unions, it's record of a century of leadership, has been eroded at a time when automa- tion makes weakness doubly dan gerous?. / : ".'... 'v'r Many say this strike repre- sents the opening maneuver of a plan to put the ITU undeniably at the helm, in wages, in pres- tige, in controlling the use of IN 10 YEARS punch-tape and photo reproduc- tion processes. , . A stiff-back, posture in New York, the pace-setter city, would Other recliners in be the effective first, step in such stock from $44.93. a campaign, they say. 6000 misses'skirts from a Publishers say such a move could be ruinous. They look not only at wages but also at another big issue in the current dispute — new proc- nationally famous manufacturer esses. The ITU has fought to control the use of tape typesetting, in which linotypists give way to per- that are selling right now in forated tape from a central point FtNtNtfWI which triggers keyboards much •. Open every nile now 'til Christmas like a player piano roll. The ITU also seeks to maintain control of 45 SOUTH ST., FREEHOLD processes that use letters and leading department stores at lines which are pasted on paper, HO 24500 then photographed, rather than metal type. This is-called offset, 7.95 and 8.95
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0Br 59! Salttroom in Keansburg Economical Al| HOPPED O i 1001 LAMI J;1001 ShbrtRibs K\\ STREET UU ln BACON L\ S Fl OF BEEF 41 l «hi«h.J b«*Orfl -d,ri«hn.i *° ASBURY PARK, Rr. ?5 « Asbury Ril^.«. BEEF \ 11 ISTEW fHiiihed before Chn$tma«. pLENTY QF FREE PARK|NG AT BQTH LOCAtlONS , Dec 19,1962 RED BANK SEGI5TER Around Monmouth: Wilson to Wed To Decorate John P Schwenker 3 Buildings Triangle Audifence RUMSON — Arrangements of By MHXI HRUSKA An after theater party followed in Shadowbrook, Shrewabury, at- SHREWSBURY-Mr. and Mrs. Christmas greens for three public Society with a capful ' 'S' turned oat en masse tor the Tri- tended principally by the young- Robert K. Wilson, 2S1 Beechwood buildings in- Monmouth County angle Club, show at the Carlton er set. • Dr., announce the engagement of were made here last week by their daughter, Miss Leslie Sue Theater Monday. members of the Rumson Garden The . musical comedy, titled Chet and Elsa Hammann were Wilson, to John Parker Schwenk- Club. "•'. - ' '' '"''-'•'. •' '' •. 'Ahead of the Game" was a hosts for cocktails Saturday eve- er, son of Mrs. Agnes P. Schwenk- sophisticated travesty on the life ning at their lovely home on Working in the carriage house ,-_.....• = ., to er, 288 Spring St., Red Bank, and Oakes Rd., Rumson. TODAY of Mrs. William H, Bordin, RJver !"*•* rtuama man trass wi Carl Schwenker of Hillsdale. Rd., the'group prepared three ^ •'•lUattola .-Into, the i Among the more than 40 CHRISTMAS LUNCHEON, Mon door'wreaths and J9 Uble and ~rorid that fqllowi graduation. guests present were Randy and Miss Wilson, a graduate of Red mouth Workshop for the Handi- mantel arrangements {of the John the show, music and lyrics Louiie Ballly, Dayton and Alice capped, 1 p.m., Community Bank High School, attended Glass- L. Montgomery Medical Home in were written by John Simon and Morgan, Dr. and Mrs. Way Cun- YMCA, Red Bank. Jeffrey Moss, both class of '63. neff, George am) Marian Jewell, bora State Teachers College and Freehold.. i\ %\- \- •' • • : It was great, but as usual It was Charles and Alice R«U and Ir- is now attending Katharine Gibbs Other evergreen arrangements TOMORROW the chorus line and the chore- vine and Lois Dowd, Little Sil- School, New York City. ver; Bill and Marilyn Barnes, CHRISTMAS LUNCHEON, At- were made,** the Oceanic Free ography that stole the show. Library in Ruimon. The Children's West Long Branch; Ruth Nuss- lantic Highlands Garden Club, Notedln the audience were. Dr. Mr. Schwenker attended Mas- Shelter. In Freehold will receive baum and Dr. 12:30 p.m., The Cobblestones, and Mrs. Frank Gllbertson, the Robert Counts, sanutten Military Academy and a' Chrittmas tree decorated by Long Branch; Middletown. William Bordens, the George Jean and Bill club members.; Kelly, Nancy and BUI Wye, Dick was graduated from Red Bank Beckers, Edward Folker, the DINNER-DANCE, Fort Mon- and Cirolyn Collier and Pat and High School. He is now attending Members who worked under Robert E. Nagles and their mouth Chapter AFCEA, 6:30 p.m. Hank Hardaway, Rumson; Lee Western Carolina College in North the direction of Mrs: Williamson daughter, Pamela, the Jack Gibbs Hall Officers Club. and Bill Weber, Oak Hill; Frank Carolina. Miss Leslie Sue Wilson Thomas, chairman; of garden Fowlers and .the Michael Gtii and Peg Baldwin, Monmouth therapy, • weri Mrs. 'Randolph rinos, Rumson; the Arthur Hlllt, and Ed and Pat Urion, Beardsley, president; Mr*. Niels Whites and Diane GiffseJi, Red Oceanport. , Three Local Services Coffee Hour Johnsen and Mrs. Willlim Heat-Bank; Alfred* (Mrs. Roy) King, |ey, vice chairman; Mrs. Borden, Sarah Ackttjyd-Moore, the Ed- Mrs. Frank Ritchie, M«- George Ward Scudders, Jr.; the Aimwy Joan (Mrs. Wilbert) Cornelius For 5 New F. Bort, Mrs. Lawrence McOon-L. Haikells, Jr., the Robert of Belford arranged the annual Congregations to Hold Christmas party for members of nell, Mrs. Richard Scudder, Mn, Swan's and the Harry Neubergers, Wyndham Gary; Mrs. Hirold Ah- Middletown; the Fred Ftaken- the Monmouth Civic Chorus and Members lers, Mrs. Merritt bane, Mrs. staedts and the Dayton, Beguel their guests. Joan is an active Hadassah Sabbath Rites NEW SHREWSBURY — New Robert Lawrence, Mn. Peter lni, Locust; the Bernard B. member of the chorus and chair- RED BANK - The Hadassah and Mrs. Milton Mausner o members welcomed into the dimming; Mrs. 'John- Russell, Whites, the Frank Dnickers and man of' the entertainment com- Sabbath will be celebrated at New Shrewsbury. Woman's Club recently at Swim Mrs. Alfred King, Mrs. Rawson Mrs. Edgar W. Heller, Jr., mittee this year. . services here in Congregation Sam Harvey of Fair Haven was Serving as hostesses are Mrs. ming River School are Mrs. Atwood, Mr*. John Dill, Mrs. Jo.Shrewsbury; the Arthur Kamlns Beth Shalom Saturday at 9:30 Wayne Nichois, Mrs. Eldon See- master of ceremonies for the Robert Multer, Colts Neck; Mrs. seph Hoagland, Jr., Mrs. Michael and the J. B. Clevengers and a.m. and in Moiunouth Reform ley, Mrs. Roy Robinson, Mrs Mrs. Walter Morton, Fair Haven; music and presentations pro- Donald Littman and Mrs. Elliot Huber, Mrs, George Scott, Mrs, Temple, Shrewsbury, and Con- Geoffrey Azoy, _Mrs. Alfred Fer- the T<*y McFaddins, Portau- gram. Schneider, Little Silver, and Mrs. rederick Enander and Mrs. gregation Bnai Israel, Rumson, John Britton. guson, Mr». Henry Minister and peck, and Barbara Davia, Mon- Among those,present were the Friday at 8:30 p.m., the first William Miller, New Shrewsbury, w". Gordon Pagdins and Dr. and Earlier, the women were hon- Mrs. Dayton Beguelin. mouth Hilli. . night of Hanukkah. Mrs; Felix Molzer, Little Silver, Services at Congregation Bnai ored at a coffee hour given by A LIVING DOLL is the girl in Chriitmai red calico. Thit the William; Shoppells, Neptune; Along with the celebration of Israel will be conducted by Rabb the membership chairman, Mrs. Changing Time* Jean Ann White, and tbe Thorn- the Feast of Lights, the congre- Gilbert S. Rosenthal. Mrs. Ray- William Suter, In her home. Mrs. sprightly new fabric is featured in Steinbach'i stores in as Jermans, Middletown;' Mrs. gations will pay tribute to Hen- mond Eagle, president of Hadas- Suter was assisted by Mrs. Har- Red Bank and Aibury Park' in girls' dresses at weljai William Feathers, Belford; Mn. rietta Szold, founder of Hadas- sah, will bless the candles and vey G. Miller. the responsive reading will be ether calico gifts. - ; William Cox, Port ° Monmouth; sah, on the occasion of her 102d Arp Pinrprit\" led by Mrs. Fritz Froelich, New Other guests included the club the Michael Hubers, Locust; Sue birthday anniversary. officers: Mrs. Vincent D. Roache, JlIC 1 Uf UWO Bentley, Rumson; Polly and Don Shrewsbury; Mrs. Irving Green- Are parents getting tough? the family car unless I'm driving Mrs. Fritz Froelich is Hadas- berg, Oakhurst; Mrs. Jerome president; Mrs. Robert Wilson, MacLean, Fair Haven, and their Many young people claim that mother somewhere or need it for sah program chairman; Mrs. Bueler, Red Bank, and Mrs. Mrs. Walter Govinsky and Mrs. children, Douglas and Karen; • Irene Caren Engaged carte' bknche"ln thehonie is' out emergency transportation. Some Eugene Trachtman, religion George Madea, vice presidents; Allan Grayzel, Little Silver. of my friends have stopped calling chairman, and Mrs. David Ot- Mrs. Joseph Messner, recording and that parent* are'ruling the me because they do not have cars John Baragrey, .noted stage, tenberg, refreshment chairman. Hostesses are Mrs. Benjami secretary; Mrs. Joseph Overman, roost anee jrgatoi ' /•<;*•:• and a date is too involved. We screen, and TV actor, and his Ashin, Mrs. George Cohen, Mrs. corresponding secretary, and To John Kemp, Jr. ..•"My, parent*, have been very Rabbi Albert Hollander at Beth good to me,, until now," writes live to the country." wife, Louise Larabee; who Is Sahlom will devote his sermon Max Katz and Mrs. Leon Rosen- Mrs. Margaret Rohrey, federa- SHREWSBURY TOWNSHIP - an 18-year-old girl."They sud- also a successful actress,' and to Hadassah. Mrs. Herman feld, Little Silver; Mrs. Arthur tion secretary, and sponsors, He, probably has the old-fash- Elaine Perry, theatrical produc- Smalbach and Mrs. Victor Slegel, Mrs. Lloyd Nintzel, Mrs. Edmund Mrs. Sylvia Caren, IIS Belshiw denly don't want to do anything ioned belief that love will find a Cohen, sisterhood president, will to. help' me. they gave my sister er, were the guests of Woodrow act as hostess. Red Bank; Mrs. Edward Grant Sickels and Mrs. Fred Spann. Ave., announces |he engagement way. And it should. A young man Bowne of Middletown tills week- and Mrs. Harold Ostrov, Fail and me our'own rooms, but my who cares' about you should not Rabbi Richard F. Steinbrink Mrs. Lucille Jermaine of Mid. of her daughter. Miss ^Jrene Car- furniture was so beat-up that I end. J • • Haven, and Mrs. Ben Cohen an en, to John Kemp, Jr., U.S. Navy, mind inconveniences necessary to also will devote his sermon to Mrs. Leo Kessler, Shrewsbury. dletown presented a program of asked for new pieces. They re- escorting ^ou to a dance or party. Hadassah at Monmouth Reform Christmas songs in German and son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas fused. I gave the old stuff away, The Monmouth Players' Christ- Cochenelli, 11 Park PI., River Yoiir father doesn't like to think Temple. Mrs. Albert Goldstein, The Bnai Israel Choir, undei English at a recent club meeting. but fhey dJdn;t budge. . that his car is moit popular mas show, dinner and cocktail Plaza..' ;.•.'• ••••"• • . - • New Shrewsbury, sisterhood the direction of Leonard Schlos- A lyric soprano, Mrs, Jermaine than you are. party at Bahrs' Landing, High- president, will bless the Sabbath berg, will assist Cantor Sidnej is a well-known soloist and mem- "My mother gave rue an old lands, was the gayest ever. Miss Caren, also the daughter candles and light the first candle Scharff in chanting the liturgy ber of the Monmouth Civic Cho- cot to sleep on, and my personal of the late Herman Caren,.is.» Noted among those present of the Hanukkah menorah. Partic- and will present a concert rus. She was accompanied by Mrs. possessions' are"irt paper cartons graduate of Red Bank '.fifth, were the Elvin Welches, the ipating in the responsive read- special Hanukkah selections al Polly McLean of Fair Haven. stacked in the comer of. the room. School. She is employed as a Hadley Kings, Joan Dillon and ing will be Mrs. Aaron Hoffman the oneg shabbat. I do not even, have a chair, and Safety Tips switchboard operator in tjie. pay- the Evan Bakers,: Fair' Haven; they don't c«re. I can't invite SHREWSBURY - Howard J. the Matthew Cascellas, the Vin- roll department of Eitey, Metal anyome as the whole thing is so Rowland, Aabury Park, chairman cent Paces, the Robert E. N»- Products, Inc., R*d Bank. . utterly stupid.. My mother lays Plan Canteen of water, safety for the Ameri- gles, the John Kleins, the I'll have to get a job after school Seaman Kemp entered, the can Rtd Cross, Monmouth Coun- Lewis Prentices, the Chet Ham- For Retarded if 1 want to get new furniture. Navy In June, 1S61, and !» serv- ty Chapter, has issued 18 safety nlanns and Ronnie' and' Lee RED BANK - The Christmas Should I hold out until they come tfns'fo? a Merry Chriiimu." Graves, Rumson; the Billy John ing aboard the USS Wrangell Afe to Jhelr.senses?" an teen for the Monmouth 12 at Norfolk,. Va. He -attended Fanalers, Falrview; Dr. Robert County Unit of Mentally Retarded Your- parents h»vile up th« sheer burden Open Sunday Closed Monday he past three years. They also in the clubhouse. Selections were with others when everyone does of worry can prevent a person the Larry Lows and Hy Cun- >lan Christmas carols and enter- offered by Miss Margaret Alford, exactly'the same thing?" from 'taking advantage of help ningham, Rumson; Kay (Mrs. ainment. Long Branch organist.and pupil PTA to Sponsor Many parents worry about'the that is available. Many agencies Jick) Giortano; Rusi Rauch and The group will be accompanied of Paul Alladin, Red .Bank; and Companionship' routine in Monmouth County, for ex- Township Contmitteeman Earl >y their advisers, Mrs. Edward the Apgar Trio, whose members Party: in School people. They f eel it ample, are dedicated to furnish- Moody, Middletown; Margery Barth, 14 Roland PI., and Mrs.are Mrs. Russell Apgar' and her PORT MOMMOOTH-Plans for i opportunities to meet ing guidance, counsel and assist- (Mnr. William) Black, Atlantis Chuva. ' daughters, Jane and .Susan. the annual school Christmas othefi. At a future .dance where ance In such areas-as health, wel- Highlands, and the Jake LefferU SABATOS party tomorrow were made at a you ctn influence the committee, fare and employment. But some- ol Monmouth Hills. PORK STORE recent 'meeting of the Parent- suggest a. dance card. It would one in trouble may be too upset More later on what promises 506 Main St., Belford (Campbell's Junction) teacher Association. .Each child please your -parent*1 and you to find out who these people are to be Monmouth County's most will receive.a;gift: Mrs. Arthur might eyeh enjoy the experience and what they can do. The Wel-exclusive and most complete golf PRIME MEATS—POULTRY Ciugh and Mrs. J. C. Muerdler yourself...... "...;,' fare Council of Monmouth County' and country club. The COTTAGE ace In charge. ••••• • " cc-prdlnates the work of more HOME MADE BOLOGNAS Should, parents hog (he, family . Miss-Muriel Westcott, assistant car?' ' ',••' ' " ' •' ' than'40 health, welfare and recre- YOUNG - LEAN • SMALL 107* OCEAN AVE. to the administrator ot Monmouth '.'My fither will not let me tue ation agencies. The council is pre- Comparison is our SEA BRIGHT Medical: Center, gave • talk on pared to; discuss problems in hospital procedures. Luncheon Hostess strict confidence, advises where stouncjiost FRESH HAMS Dress them for holiday pretty now in gay little boy, girl '. The next meeting_wlll be Jan., 'MIDbLETdWN-Mri.' Thomtt to go to find help and may also 16 at 8:15 p.m. T^ie executive work and baby styles that will give them sturdy-wear miceriess' L, Buahey WM hostess all luncb- iFREEl Boned - Spiced • Tied meeting will be held in Mrs. etoh recently for Mrs. Walter San- through 'your problems. all year 'round. If you are a fond momma, a favorite Muerdler's home, Aberdeen Ter., born. Mr... and; Mrs. Sanbbrii, Shonkless, Extra Lean, Fully Cooked^ auntie or a proud pop, you'll love them even more in Hew Monmouth, Jan. 9. former residents' of Malda Ter., these lop brand name dresses by designers NannetU, have'moved' to LOJ Aagtits.' ' CONTRIBUTE tAYETTES 'Gtiests included Mrs.1 Emrntt HOME MADE Cinderella and Kate Grcenaway. Gifty, sure, but thrifty HICKORY U A kk C COLTS NECK — layettes for Kelly, Mrs. CalTidui'ahd Mr*. SMOKED Fl A IVI 3 too. Sizes: Infants 1-3; moppets 3-6X; larger swett adopted babies were' contributed William Wall; Fairvlew;. Mrt. things 7-14. Boys' wear sizes: 1-3; 3-6X; 7-14. by members of the Navarumsunk John Svenson' anil Mrs. Peter Auxiliary of the Family and Chil- Loser, MiddletoWii; Mrs. .Robert Homemade Extra Lean dren's; Service at the group's an- Stalhsmith. LlncrOft; Mrs. Allen nual luncheon meeting recently Sharrett, Little Silver,.and Mri. POLISH KIELBASY Also a wide, wild selection of warms and woolies io inFreehold.'..;;. . Peter Chllds of, Westfleld. ' W» or* not lurprlwd wh«n knitted haU, mittens and gloves. Real wirltcr-Iong gift Homemade Lean Tatty folkieetn«boei(ofltrttll- bargains for babies, boys and girls. . ' for . . * ypl 49; • Draperies •Sllpcoverj SAUSAGE MEAT orovnd" b»!on maV\ng up • Bed»praad» •Curtain* 'their mlmb. We Ilka them Homemade Lean Tasty Ladies accessories in jewelry, handbags and hosiery, and • Shades to comport. Then w» have 1 truly intriguing gift items in Walerford Crystal. All thalrfull cdnridane*. And BREAKFAST SAUSAGE beautifully gift wrapped. Compftte. Installation Service IHi eaiy to mole* sure that eomporlion fovon ui.- All IMPORTED POLISH - 2 to 12 Ib. SROP-AT-HOME SERVICE w«hav«todol«off«rp|«r>V CANNED HAMS Store hours for your'convenience: 9:30 A. M. to 9:00 747-4422 of valut, Mora than inyene .: P. M. daily; 9:30 A. M. to 5:30 P. M. Saturday. Plenty growrt In OUR OWN greenhouse $ •It* It able to do. If you I FREE i Sliced On Order) of free parking so you can stay longer. And telephones llk.toctmpor., you'll Ilk* buying ffldhondi her*. IUTTERBALL TURKEYS Always In Stock in case you forget something: call 842-3366. yew living roem.
ORDERS TAKEN FOR HOLIDAY direct from W COLD CUT PLATTERS AND SALADS wristor sh»Blatr Jewelers FREE The COTTAGE WILLOWBROOK CORPORATION DELIVERY 46Hroad St., Shrewsbury 787-9119 J074 OCIAN AVI. NiWMAN SntlNeS ROAD . SH 7-3441 • to IsM / Red Bank' SIAIRI6HT (Jut East el Parkway) Long Branch Adam cmd Ifye. BED BANK REGISTER VedWay, Dec, 19, 1962-13 •>,*' Auxiliary News Crystal Gazing Member '(Do you have a personal hold my weight down to about NEW SHREWSBURY - Mrs. question or problem? Send it Benjamin R. Pickering, » Wit- The Party Season 130. He nyi ir, fir more Iffl to Adam or Eta Lowell or both, portant for a woman to look slim low Rl, was hostess to the Jer- as you prefer.' For a personal, sey Shore Alumnae of Delta Eagle Hose Company ef Key- the special project of Mrs. Eksa- and attractive than a nan. Mean port held a covered dish supper nor Davids, Jersey City, the VFW unpublished reply, enclose a while he gorges himself at ttieali Delta Delta sorority recently la last week in the fire house to stamped, self-addressed en- but looks pained and reproachful Mr home. Mrs. John Weseloh, mark the holiday season. Mrs. velope. Mail to Adam & Eve, if I take a tiny pat « butter for Neptune City, president, wel- Tha auxiliary's annual Christ- c/o The Register.) .- my bread or a drop of gravy for comed . a new. member, Mrs. Eugene Gordon and Mrs. John mas party for patient* at-the Schull were hostesses. my thin slice of lean meat. He Is Thomas Lindsay o* Uncroft, aa Bayshora Nursing Home will take alumna of Denlioa University, New officers installel d DEAR ADAM AND EVE: 47, getting bald, and weigh* 165 place Sunday at 2 p.m. Mrs, (he's on the short side;) 1 am GranvtUe, Ohio. Mrs. George Egan, president; 1 went to a fortune teller the Mrs. Gordon, -vice president; John Sommer will be the Santa 39, weigh 134 right now, and have Mrs, John W. Amennii and other evening and she looked into lots of hair. How can 1 make Mrs. Edward Rlnkewick, secre- Claus. The Junior Girls" Unit a crystal ball and told me that in Mrs. Robert E. McDonnell, 3d, him understand that I'm in better tary, aad Mrs. Schull, treasur- will present table favors to pa- 1963 my husband and I will in- both of Mlddlctown, were ap- shape than he is? er. Trustees will be appointed tiat£ herit $150,000 and take a trip pointed to represent Tri Delta at the Jan. 9 meeting. around the world, She charged Starving. at the first functioning meeting Annual party for children of . me $10 and I. thought it was well Dear Starving: Panhellenic Jan. I. members will take place Friday PAST PRESIDENTS dub of worlh U, but my husband blew a Don't try^-he won't listen. hi the Lincoln Hose fire house, Proceeds from the recent the Ladles Auxiliary of Twilight Keyport fuse when I told him about it. He But he'll listen to hit physician,, Christmas fruit cake sale will go Post,, American Legion, High- said such prophecies are strictly so make an appointment for a to the National Scholarship Fund, for dupes but I'm not to sure. checkup. After that, chances lands, heM UM Christmas dinner KEYPORT AMERICAN which benefits through grants party recently in Koittel's Cedar GION Auxiliary members held a What do you think. are the two of you will be able members of other Greek letter, to dine at cheaply as one. letter Inn, Highlands. Secret pals were Christmas party aad dinner re- . . Hopeful. sororities and non-members as chosen . for the new year with cently in Ye Cottage Inn, Key- Eve. Dear Hopeful: well as Trl Deltas. Mrs. Robert Mrs. Elizabeth Hehker as chair- port The birthday of Mri. Ray- The- only sure thing is that V. Carton, Interlaken, gave the DEAR ADAM: man. mond Ltndennann was cele- the fortune teller inherited HO. report as treasurer. My wife want* to stay at home brated, ( Adam and Eve. RUMMAGE SALE profits of Mrs. John Marur, auxiliary this New Year's Eve and stare at GATHERING THI ORECNS for wraaths in • workshop stolen Jn W LlttU Red Members wan led In a all the hoopla on Times Square Schoolhouia clubhouia of Gardan Club, RFD, Holmdal; ara Mr*. Robart Boykin, preti- program of Christmas recollec- $50 were donated recently by thepresident, was presented a cor- tions and experiences by MrsKeypor. t Veterans of Foreign sage from the auxiliary by Mrs. DEAR EVE: via television. This bores me to dent," right, and Mrs. Leonard J. Raada, horticulture chairman. Members ara making 50 My husband- Is getting a pot-tears. I like to do things, and I Urry S. Jackson, Jr., Asbury Wars Auxiliary to the Deborah William Johns, first vice presi- belly, but hi won't do anything have tried to persuade her to Christmas wreaths for the club's annual presentation to hoipitali «f Allan wood and Park, program chairman. A gift Hospital Fund. The hospital is dent. about it. At the same time, he make the rounds of several par- Fort Dix. exchange followed. insists that I diet, regularly to ties we're Invited to. Who Is The sorority will meet again right? Answer right away. We've Ian. 10 in the home of Mrs. THE agreed to go by your opinion, larry C. Wood, Ut Maple Ave., STORK SET Adam, so don't let me down. Tfte Danger Signs Cub Scouts fted Bank. The meeting l« open 15 WHITE ST. RED BANK ' Fenced In. all Tri Delta alumnae. P.S. She's acting this way, I hat fine gifts for Hold Party guess, because last New Tear's Eve I got in a little Tight at one CHRISTMAS PARTY Expectant Mothers LITTLE SILVER' - Cub Scout party and knocked out two bul- Women and NEW SHREWSBURY - The Pack 12ft held its annual Christ- Community Club will hold a lies, but I was a wee bit high. TORONTO (AP) - At the men- the company president's wife, the •he woman who drinks after her mas party recently in the Mark- This could happen to anyone. Christinas party tomorrow at ham Place School. - ' tion of a .woman alcoholic, the middle class suburban housewife, hildren leave home."' The are Dear Fenced In: the unmarried career girl or a ill sublimating their isolation, noon at Peterson's Restaurant In image of a grubby, immoral and Red Bank. Members will ex- Deri 11 presented a puppet Thanks for adding that little irresponsible woman' sp1 rings tocriminal, but this is what so loneliness or other emotional postscript —it is enlightening. change gifts. Mrs. Carlton Snhl show, VThe Night Before Christ- the mind of some people. many people fair to understand. problems by turning to alcohol. mas," with William Lloyd as Maybe such a brawl could hap- and Mrs. William Wiegand are "I often hear people say "My Miss Cork described the alco- Give a Gift Certificate narrator.. pen to anyone, but the fact Is This is unfortunate because this luncheon chairmen. that it happened to you, so be stereotype prevents many women wife can't be an alcoholic because holic as a person who uses alco- Awards were presented to Billy a good boy this New Year's and their families from seeking she brought up our children well hol consistently to the point Porsyth, Brian Donahue, Pat Des- Eve and watch Times Square. help for their drinking problem, and the grandchildren adore where it begins to Interfere with tito, .Howard K. Ostran, Danny ' Adam. and often even admitting that her," says Miss Cork. their marriage, their borne aad Goff, Robert Grammer, Joy Cot- there is a problem, says Mar- Emotional Causes their work. enoff.and Keith Vandervoort-j And don't' be a square be- garet Cork, chief social worker Today the finger is often There are "very few cases of cause you're not having wild acoholism that do not have un- Michael Stout and Peter Van- times. at the Alcoholism and Drug Ad- pointed at the suburban house- dervoort were accepted into the diction Research Foundation in wife but "Women in suburbia arc derlying emotional factors such Eve. as. anxiety and discontent. Webetos. ' .' And don't bash In the TV set Toronto. really no different than women in The group sang Christmas car- Adam. The woman alcoholic comes other social environments who It is an "insidious-thing which ols, accompanied by Howard Os- And Happy New Year. from every social economic and drink, such as the woman who creeps up on the normal healthy tran on the clarinet. Eve and Adam. cultural background. She may be drinks after her husband dies or person," sh* says, because onry FAMOUS between five and 10 per cent of < < < alocholics wer.e pathologically il i£'M^ MIIMSMfe'3^ when they began to use 'alcohol. MINK OR BEAVER One of the first danger signs of REEDS CHRISTMAS SALE alcoholism is a change In her ways of thinking. • TRIMMED COATS She begins to think she needs a GREATEST VALUES EVER! drink before she goes out, and decides whether or not she will attend a certain function on the basis of whether or not alcohol SALE beverages will be served. Changes Habits Her social habits may also be- gin to change. She may wish to 97m associate only with those who drink, look down on those who do formtrlyUSM not drink and begin to withdraw from the usual things of her life. Fantastic savings! Choose your Rationalization of drinking 1* to- other danger sign. favorite style, fur Because the woman alcoholic color and fabric. Natural or tries to hide her drinking from scornful society, her alcoholism dyed mink or beaver on is quite advanced when she seeks " wonted faille, fine wool or help and added to her initial emo- tional upset are the feelings of hurl and more. Dark to light tones shame, remore, guilt and fear for misses, juniors and petiUs. resulting from social rejection. Often her illness will have Sorry, no mail or aUMSftO SOUTAIRE progressed as long as 20 years phone orders. before she will seek help, says Miss Cork. '62" Kinds of Help . MONEY BACK There are many kinds of help a woman worried about her drink- For produou lttxlil to ihow (ouotry oJ «riita «c Import*! Ian. GUARANTEE 1 ing can receive. BUY THE She should consult an unbiased professional person such as ; EASY marriage, family or menta health counsellor rather than her mother-in-law, her sister or NO moncr donr«. SIM wteU» UfaV MO moMgr tnn. Sl-H meU/ neighbor who drinks and enjoys : or H.M Ruaitur Hxt j—t It AY «r SSJt UMatMjr wt your it. More and more women are seeking professional help for their' drinking problems today and more is being learned aboul the causes of alcoholism among women, says Miss Cork. Cm or Credit Foil Save at Reedt! Sisterhood FROM A FAMED Gives Party CALIFORNIA DESIGNER SO-FC. SEBVICE FOH » RED BANK — A Hanukkah ROGERS party was held Thursday in Con- 17.98 SttVBBWABE gregation Beth Shalom by the Sisterhood. SOmmtrtimn. ILMmeklj or W.H moattir ••»W»WiW«Wi«Wi»Wi»W>B>iMimiMiWt«U Reeds has the in charge of the program. chiffons, incredibly tagged largest 'selectionof A take-off on the TV show in. time jor holiday and perfect diamonds "To Tell the Truth" was pre- 17JEWELWATCHES from Stt.it to $999.50 sented. In the cast were Mrs. resort wear. Sheaths, Leonard Stelnbach, Mrs. Robert $ 95 Lefker, Mrs, Morris Hyman, Mrs. flares, in black, red, green, Roy Sager, Mrs. Sim Gordon, 19 Larg* gold, sizes 8 to 16. Mrs. Arnold Hartman, Mrs. Mer- Selection NO MONEY DOWN vin Pickover and Mrs. Seymour Just one from an $i.N Weekly or $I.N ° umrj Wiesen. exciting group. Monthly Next Year (nun Guests were Mrs. Eva Sadoff, 10UDMID Mrs. Pauline Jager and Mrs. Sory, no mail or lundtftme m»d«ira style Gertrude Kaplan. phone orders. ftfttch» VM'vi) Me* RINGS Hostesses were Mrs. David for nwra. flnurt matcblx Stein, Mrs. Hyman and Mrs. muiloo but Inclined I IWm- Morton Graham. tut HliaL FULLY GUARANTEED The Sisterhood presented rUbtwlti Hanukkah party for patients at ^mmmmmmmmmmmmmm Marlboro State Hospital yester- ef ur Hahlb Slag SOLID OQLD $1^95 day. Rabbi Albert Hollander ac- NO MM? ft*« ItM mk- ONYXBWO companied the committee. They Ir n H« maiMr uii tut tmrn. |).H«Mklr were Mrs. Sager, Mrs. Arnold Hartman, Mrs. Zebulia Jaffee the 0ift-4ualitV watch Mrs. Louis Breslow, Mri. Wleser REEDS HAS and Mrs. Steven Meltzer. THE UR6EST SELEdTION of LINCROPT PARTY LINCROFT-J-Tho annual Christ- FAMOUS man party for the children of WATCHES Llncroft will be held In the fire house Saturday from 2 to i p.m. The firemen will be in charge and Santa Claus wilt distribute Jewels ^^••r^K,*.»f.»« 60 IROAD STRUT gifts of toys and candy. Coffes FRANKLIN SIMON * Your Choice 71? COOKMAM AVINUB and doughnutj will be served to OPEN EVERY NICWT Tfbf.P.M. v )• adults. MONM0IITH SHOPPING CINTM. IATONTOWN William Heldt is chairman and OHM IVWY NlttHT TIL 10 P.M. UNTIL CHRISTMAS Jack Kay. assistant chairman. i% vm HEP BAHK tNBC-TV OMMIH ~ — ConunWion TELEVISION WMEV4V MOVIE TIMETABLE HoUday Film F«tivJ WCM-TV Outwit _—- TV Key RED BANK MIDDLETOWN ~ The Recre- W&ONESM.Y EVENING 7—Morning Prayer ation GommissfOQ has announced 13—Science Corner-Educatloa ' 7:» If A Man An»werl 7:00; 1:30. the fUm schedule for ite third Preview ,7-Newi 3:2$ - 5—Columbia Lectures EATONTOWN annual holiday film festival to II—Three Stooge* 7-News 7—Early Bird Cartoons DRIVE-IN- be conducted at 1:30 p.m. Dec. Tonight's top television show! lJ-Whit'i New-Children 2:3* 8:M Horror Hotel 1:06: Terror In tne as previewed and selected by TV 2—House Party 2—Captain Kangaroo Hauated House 8:45: Bridei ol Drae- i, 27, and 28, in the high school Key's staff of experts who at- 7—Weather 7—Seven Keys 5-Sandy Becker-Children ula 10:10. cafeteria, Tindall Rjl. LONG BRANCH tend-rehearsals, watch screenings 1:2* 9—Movie—Adventure "' 7—Tommy Seven—Cartoons Wednesday, Dec./28, will fea- and analyze scripts in New Yor BARONET- 7—Sporti 13-Tell Me A Story 8:30 ture "The Night Before Christ- and Hollywood. 2:M Judtcment At Nurenoerg 1:30; 7:45. » 7—Little Rascals-Cartoons mas." On Dec. 27, "Little- 7—Capsule Comment 13-Muslc Interlude 8:50 ASBURY PARK Lamb," and on Dec. ,28, "Little GOING MY \VVY. -A Dog io •:» 2:51 SrrNews and Weather LYRlC- 4-LoctlNews 4-News s Carry On NUMB 7:10; Boccaccio Sev- Gray Neck." Father Fite." This is the pilo X 8:55 enty 8:30. 5-News The commission reserves the film—a tale about Father Fit* 5—Mickey Mouse Club '^-Almanac Newsreel MAYFAIR- gibbon, a red setter dog, and 7-Newi •-.••-• '• B-Dateline: Xew Jersey right to make substitutions. • little boy. The episode will please 9—Zoorama 2—Millionaire 1:00 The Eddie Duchto Story 8:35. the kids, but it presents a prob- 11—Brave StilUoo—Adventure •—LoretU Young—Drama 2—Lite of Rlley-Comedy WOODBRIDGE 13—Profile New Jersey DRIVE-IN- lem for the ones who have pet 5—Doorway To Destiny 4-TroubIe With Father North of Red Bank TWO For the Seenw 7:05; 11:00: and may believe they'll be abl 7—Queen For A Day 7-News ' ^ ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS stagecoach to Dabcen Rock 9:48. to see them in later life. Accord- I—Wetfher 11-How To Marry A Millionaire 9—Jack La Lanne MOOTCLA1R ATLANTIC— ing to this drama, dogs don' «:4S l:3t 11—Comedy Party—Cartoons CLAIRIDGE- go to heaven, and some children 13 -Profile Bridges at Toko-RI 7:00; 9:00. Wondertul World Of The Brother 2—To Tell The Truth Orlmm 2:00; 8:00. may set up a fuss over such 4-News 4—Young,Or. Malone—Serial 9:10 HAZLET thought. The 'show belongs 7—Focus On The Newt 5-Mr. District Attorney.. 7—Funny Manns LOEWS DRIVE-IN- v Cartobn 7:00: Written on the Wind Leo G. Carroll as Father Fitz, 7s* 7—Who Do You Trust? 1:25 7:07; 11:10: Imitation ot Life 9:00. splendid untrained red setter, anc •-Death Valley Days 11—Laurel-Hardy And Chuck 5—News-r-Sandy Becker PERTH AMBOY ATLANTITHEATRE C a cute little freckled faced boy 5—Aquanauts—Adventure 1J—Television For Teachers (:W AMBOYS DRIVE-JN- .ntic HislihuiJ— ')• 8:30 p.m. ABC 7—Rebel-Western 3:95 Cartoon 7:00: An AHalr to Remember 2—Our Miss Brooks—Comedy 7:06; 11:18; Love Ii A Many Splen- Today and Tomorrow 9—Merrytnon Circus 2-News ~ 4—Dr. Joyce Brothers dored Thing 9:30. WILUAM HOLDEN PERRY COMO. Perry's eel 11-News ' 11—Mr. Peabody—Cartoon 5—Topper—Comedy MAJESTIC— 13—Russian For Beginners Olgot 3:85; 6:50: 10:00: Lovea o[ GRACE KELLY brating Christmas on his show to 7—Gale Storm Salammbo 2:20; 9:30; 8:40. night, and it's full of tovelj 7:11 2—Secret Storm—Serial 9—Movie—Adventure EDISON 'THE BRIDGES AT Christmas carols, a Christmai 2—Weather 4—Make Room For Daddy 13—Parlons Francais II MENU) PARK CINEMA- TOKO-RI" color tree dance, a Santa Claus dance 11-Local News 5—Deputy Dawg—Cartoons 9:45 a tricky, charming spoof of Bol 7:15 7—American Bandstand 4-News shoi rejects dancing and singinj 2-News 9—Treasure 13—Science Corner 1 to "The Sleigh," and a beautlfii 7:25 11—Bozo The Clown 10:00 DECK THE 'HALL WITH KUKLA AND OLLIE — Kukla choral assist tor Perry's retellin 11-Weather 13—Television For Teachers 2—Calendar helps Perry Como and his guest star, Fran Allison, try to of the Nativity. Just for fun an 7stt 4:25 4-Say When MATINEE 2 P.M. get Ollie, Kukla's dour dragon friend, into the holiday nonsense, Kukla, Fran and thai 2—CBS Reports 11—Koko The Klown—Cartoon 5—Movie—Drama blustering dissenter Ollie, insi i-Vlrginian-Western 4: JO 7-Susie EVE7&0 spirit during "Perry Como's Kraft Music Hall" Christmas on making their presence felt, ani 7—Wagon Train—Western 2-Edge Of Night-Serial 11—Operation Alphabet show, tonight, (NBC color broadcast 9-10 p.m. EST) just for a change of scene, Per 9—Movie—Adventure 4—Here's Hollywood 10:05 Ollie is unhappy because Santa Claus has never brought ry's invited the mothers to join 11—Honeymooners , 5-Felix And The Wizard 13—Highlights of World History the children of the staff on thei him the one thing he wants — a cap for his single front 13—Dynamics Of Desegregation 7—Discovery '62—Children 10:25 yearly Christmas visit. (Color) 9-Chubby Jackson 4-News tooth. Burr Titlstrom's puppets are spotlighted through- p.m. NBC .5—Danger Man 11—Dick Tracyr-Cartoons 13-New York Metropolis out Como's traditional show of Christmas songs and 11—Bold Journey—Travel 13—American Economy 10:30 UKtlHMlaalMMa 4:55 features. DICK VAN DYKE. Be sure ani 13—Caials Master Class 2—1 Love Lucy 4-News 4—Play Your Hunch catch the opening office seem 8:M 2-DobieGlllis-Comedy 7—American Newsstand 7—Girl Talk where the TV writers are work Sr-Call Mr. D-Mystery 5:00 11-Movie TV Keynotes ing out a "pain" sketch that's de 2—Love That Bob—Comedy 10:45 Shows Nlghtiy 7-Golng My Way—Drama from 7 P.M. lightful. Petrie breaks a tooth oi 11—Silents Please-Movles 4-News 13—Parlons Francais II CHILDREN a chicken bone, and spends, thi IJ-Court Of Reason—Debate 9—Movie—Science Fiction 11:00 II—Cartoon Zoo 2-McCoys ALWAYS FREE! Submarine Special rest of the show worrying. Yoi 13—Once Upon A Day—Children 2-Beverly Hillbillies 4-Price Is Right FREE! 2. "TERROR A]T THE see he went to a strange denti 4—Perry Como-Variety 7—Jane Wyman -KIV — By HAROLD STERN ment involved. If the order to fh HAUNTED HOUSE" A show like tonight's "Polaris is given, every man on the shi and not his next door neighbo 5—Movie—Drtma , 7—1 Married Joan 9—Johnny Andrews "HOT Dr. Jerry Halper. Dick Van Dyki 11-M Squad-Police 5:25 13—Scienceland SHOT Submarine" (NBC-TV, 10-11 p.m.)knows that his family and pa; (tfCTBif: is both fascinatingly informative of his country are probably gone, as Petrie is the whole show, an 1:39 11—Rocky And His Friends 11:20 3. HORROR HOTEL" 5:10 13—Spotlight On Art and scary enough to put TV's The crew, of necessity, is com- he's most. Ingratiating, particu- 2—Dick Van Dyke—Comedy manufactured thrillers to shame. posed of the most careful 7—Our Man Higgins 2—Movie—Comedy . • 11:25 The horror derives from the screened, most knowledgeabl larly when he's keeping Dr. Hel- 9-Surfslde 6-Mystery 5—Sandy's Hour—Children 5-News realization that should it ever be and best oriented bunch in an; per from checking on his teeth 11-Wanted: Dead Or Alive 7—Highway Patrol-Police 11:30 JUDGEMENT AT NUREMBUR9" necessary to put our Polaris sub- of the services. There Isn't a mai 9:30 p.m. CBS 13-News 11—Popeye—Cartoons 2—Pete and Gladys marines to practical use, it would aboard who doesn't understate THURSDAY MORNING 4—Concentration mean that our nuclear deterrent why he's out there and thi 2—Armstrong Circle Theater ^ 5:45 5—Romper Room "ESCAPE FROM EAST KRUN" policy has failed. meaning of what it involves CIRCLE THEATRE. "Escap. •4—Polaris Submarine 2—Previews 7—Yours For A Song «d "SWORDMAN OF SIENA" To Nowhere.""There's an unde 5:50 11:40 I hate to inflict labels like he's ever called upon to fire. 7-Naked City—Police "As a retaliatory instrument current of sadness that moves 11-You Asked For It 2—Give Us This Day—Religion 13—Highlights Of World History "BOCCACCIO 70" "thoughtful" and "important" on you, in this dramatized docume 5:51 11:50 any show, since this is al- Agronsky continued, "the Polari »:Jt "CARRY ON NURSE" submarine isn't a success unless tary on the futile escape of three 9-Danger Is My Business 2-News 11—Merry Mailman most a surefire way to discour- prisoners from Alcatraz. It's to 4—Sermonette age viewers, but, in this case, it is never called upon to perform 11—Best of Groucho-Quiz STARTS THUH, DEC. 20 its ultimate job." without fanfare, permitting suet 13—Turn Of The Century 6:00 the show is exciting television as simple facts as corroding plaste 2—College Of The Air "THE LONGEST DAY" well. ll:» books on puppetry, soap, glui 2-News 4—Continental Classroom "Polaris Submarine" (sub- Jars of paint, human hair, tabl 4-News titled: "Journal Of An Undersea spoons, raincoats and imaginatio 5-News 2—Sunrise Semester SUNDtTSOWy-OPtN SJO-MOVtBin* Voyage") was produced by Lou to create their own suspens 7—News 4—Continental Classroom A KRECV CHRISTMAS Hazam, who's really pulling his While the formidable sea outsidi 9—Movie—Adventure 7:00 MOVIE GIFT BOOKS weight and then some. It is nar- maintains its inexorable sweep 11-Steve Allen—Variety 2-News rated by ace NBC newsman (he 10 p.k CBS. 4-Today [ ». \ ROCK HUDSOJI • UUaEFf BACALL $?00 VALUE FOR $2.50 covers the Washisgton beat) Mar- 13—Reflections 11:10 7:15 [at. >ROBEBT S1AK-DOROTHY HrUWE ZM SALE At ALL WAlTtR tin Agronsky. 2-Weather 5-Call To Prayer TBCMNiCOUOR Agronsky does not provide POLARIS SUBMARINE: Jou UNATURNER READE THEATRES nal of an Undersea Voyage. A re 4-Weather 7:15 mere "voice over" narration. He 7—Local News . 5—News '» spent three weeks aboard the USS marfctbly exciting and tmportaa documentary. . The underlying , 11: IS 7:M I CHUtt«UIK«i2FKE George Washington, a nuclear- 2—Movie—Drams powered Polaris submarine, and mood of the show is chilling, as 16 days underwater. one is made vividly aware of wh, it would mean if the Polaris sub 5—Movie For the benefit of easily marine were ever to be forced Jl:» aroused taxpayers, it might do to into combat. In one way, though, 4-Tonlght ' r.ote that the trip was not staged it is a reassuring glimpse at 7—tyovie—Drama lor Martin's or NBC's benefit. weapon system which is esse Agronsky and five other NBC tially a deterrent to war. You' 11-Newj staff members joined the ship get a look at life aboard a m VICTORY Written on the Wind" an when it was taken off its regular clear submarine and get an i 5-News 60-day patrol run and sent out on"Imitation of Life" come MARKET RED BANK sight into the men, and what the) 1 a detached missile firing exer- Loew's "35" Drive-In Theatei Dec. 19 through Saturday, Dec think of their job and its import- 4-Nem ' OPEN FRIDAY TILL 9 P. M. DELIVERY cise. ance. There's a particularly ii 5—Movie—Drama "I consider the undersea opera- 22. Rock Hudson heads a casl v including Lauren Bacall, Robert triguing sequence in which thi 7-News 31 W. FRONT ST., RED BANK TEL SH 7-0508 SH 7-1339 tion the most important of the sonar operator demonstrates thi 9—Playback—Music four component parts of our nu- Stack and Dorothy Malone "Written on the Wind." Lan differences in sound a morn UK clear deterrent policy," Martin whales,, ships and porpoises. Thi '—Headline told me. "As opposed to the SAC,Turner plays the part of a eel FOR THE FINEST CHRISTMAS DINNER - SELECTED brated actress in Fannie Hurst'i climax of the show is a missi 7—Movie—Drama toft missile bases (exposed) and firing test which is surprisingly 9—Almanac Newsreel hard missile bases (concealed), "Imitation of Life," by Sandra FRESH MARYLAND—MAPLECREST—PRIME SWIFT BUTTERBALL Dee, John Gavin, Juanita Hall tense, despite the knowledge thai 1:11 the undersea operation is unde- it isn't for real—this time. Ma 9—News and Weather tectable and invulnerable. And and Susan Kohner co-star. Botli pictures are in color. tin Agronsky is an able narratoi 1:J5 there's a tremendous human ele- and Eddy Manson has createc 4—Sermonette an appropriate score. (Color) It TURKEYS CAPONS p.m. NBC. 2-News Listen To The Donate Dance 1:5* 2-Movie Journal-American Funds to Care NAKED CITY. "Spectre of thi 3:11 DUCKS GEESE HIGHLANDS - The Studenl Rose Street Gang." Good story 2—News FRESH of the Air Council of Henry Hudson Region line. The skeleton of a boy who' 3:2* been dead for 25 years is un- 2—Give Us This Day—Relioios CHOPPED onWOR al School, here has donated the covered, and the revelation WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON CHUCK 79i | £2T POT ROAST 79 proceeds of its recent record ho] shakes a few skeletons in the 12:01 710 on your dial to CARE. closets of some prominent men. 2—Love Of Life-Serial CHOICE SEASONED - 10-INCH CUTS j% 4% Monday through The proceeds, in the amount Show focuses on Jack Warden 4—Your First Impression $50, will send 1000 pounds of fooi who plays a member of the oil 7—Ernie Ford—Variety Saturday to a needy nation. gang of kids, had nothing to di !M-Science Fiction Theater with the death, but sees it as 13—Russian For Beginners Tne record tiop was held Fr: way to profit over the fear ol 10:45 to 11 P.Mday. , Dec. 7. 12:25 Ib his successful and guilty pals, 2—News Warden's character is very well 12:3d drawn but, somehow, one gets thi 2—Search For Tomorrow impression more could have been 4—Truth Or Consequences RIBS BEEF 69 done with the plot. 10 p.m. ABC. 5—Cartoons IMPORTED DANISH OR HOLLAND HAMS PLAN 7—Father Knows Best TONIGHT. Pat Harrington, Jr. 9—Memory Lane Lillian Roth, skin diver Judy Joy 11—Rocky And His Friends 2-lb. singer Joe Williams and sel lJ^-Time For Living—Discussion styled poet Henry Gibson Joir 12:45 Size NEW YEAR'S EVE 2—Guiding Light—Serial Z.lu I s»« u,29 si» 5.39 "°v 89 Johnny Carson's family for to- night. (Color) 11:15 p.m. NBC. II—Merry Msilman—Children 12:50 11—News SWIFT'S PREMIUM CHOICE SEASONED fkV A WITH US. 12:55 BAMBERGER'S 4—News 1:0* 5-POINT 2—Women's Page Ib RESERVATIONS 4—Leave It To The Girls TV CHECK-UP 5—Cartoons H. matur whtra yau 7—Answering Service Sirloin STEAK 89 purehatcd jraur TV, wa'll 11—People Are Funny ACCEPTED 13-Fun At One-Children • Adjust picture lube (or 1:25 Cube Steaks SAUSAGES 89. Dining Nightly Except Monday maximum brightness i-News • Adjust horliontal and 1:30 vertical 2—As The World Turns Persimmons Dandelion English Holly 5—Movie—Comedy Lady Apples / Artichokes THE • Center picture 0—Star And Story—Drama Kumquats Broccoli Rabe • Adjust sound circuits II—Best Of Groucho-Quli Mistletoe Love Apples Sugar Loafs IJ-Spotllght On Art • Adjust focus 1:45 Savoy Cabbage Holly Wreaths Prickly Pears Bibb Salad RUMSON HOM ONLY 3.95 4-News 1:5* Be Practical -• Give a Gift the Family Can Enjoy JO WATERMAN AVENUE, RUMSON • tall 13—Issue And The, Challenge pin parti II tuadaal PHONE 842-2000 2—Password Call OSboriM 1-2500 4-Merv Orlffin-Varlety Your Host—JOHN WILSON TV Sarvlia (D.,t 10*) 7—Day In Court—Drama •amkargar'a ManmaMUi »—Science: Quest And Conquest FRUIT BASKETS 6.50- 1—Divorce Court—Drama PtrUdpat Spratford, i cy Sullivan, cy Burdge, SOMEONE'S HAPPY — Elizabeth' Dillon, 12, of Portau- tone HiU, 1 peck beams her appreciation as ih* receives a gift from Brown, Su Santa at Elks Lodge annual children's party in Red Bank Snable and The nan lodge hall last night. Looking on are Edward Nagle, Staehie ant left, lodge exalted ruler, of Red Bank, and Charles Cox, (our to six Holmdel, party chairman. Floyd Gray of Keaftsburg George ' played lead role. Accordionist Hart Webber furnished teacher, di ance. music. Some 200'children, including 25 crippled young- The stude sters, attended. All received gifts and candy. pated in i CAREpadL throughout A special Mental Health shown for I Drugs Help Make Breakthrough EDITOR'S NOTE—Drugs have A few conditions now are known proven useful treatments for vari- In which an inherited chemical ous mental illnesses. Here is an defect or dietary deficiency IS up-to-date report on their effec- causes mental retardation in chil- tiveness and on the controversial dren. Damage is avoided if the, evidence that much mental illness trouble is detected in time. may stem from faulty body chem- 0 In the traditional view, mental istry and not traumatic psycholo- ike illness' is born from breakdown gical situations. Third in s series in human relationships, or from wist of five special reports on mental extreme emotional stress. The health. 3.00. wounded mind may withdraw, or By ALTON BMKESLEE turn to behavior relieving Its ling NEW YORK (AP)-"The devil stress and pain. Some scientists still talks to me," she said, "but mer. believe mental illness is a result I don't bother to holler back." of both environmental reactions orders. Thus did a tranquilizer drug and faulty chemistry. bring one woman a ticket back Psychotherapy presents puzzles. toward mental health. Prom then on/she could cooperate with psy< It is a method of listening to pa- chiatrists to work out aa under- tients and helping them discover standing of her emotional illness. reasons for their behavior, and new insights. There' are many The "mood drugs," such as approaches. tranquilizers to calm excited minds and psychic stimulants to But psychiatrists do not under- combat depression, are part of an stand how it works, or why one Homnoa exciting chemical era in mental method helps some patients, but illness. There are two great ob- not others. It is difficult to prove jectives. ' ',.-.. conclusively that psychotherapy works at all. One is to develop far more Tbtt effective drugs for various types Research dollars are increas- !e of mental illness. - ing. This year about $75 million ASBURV The other is increasing, if con- is being spent in research by the is MANAtt troversial, evidence that much institute, the National Association nom A, mental illness may stem from for Mental Health, state govern- HOLI faulty body chemistry. ments, universities and other or- ! 1 7' If specific chemical errors ganizations. could be pinpointed, they probab- ly could be corrected to prevent or cure mental ills, much as DIUVIRY ON ' MAJOR APPLIANCES, CONSOLS TV'S * STIRIOS FEES INTHIHOMI SIRVICI ON MAJOR APPLIANCIS, CONfOLI TV'S ftSTIRIOS INCLUDIf ... • all part* A laaar chargas! • an* fall yaar .an ma|ar appllancatl • todays an all tv'« Jkphonoil
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SH MHO NIGHT SECTION TWO WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1962 7cPERG0PY Afcip Jersey Mull Sewer Work News Briefs Bids in Keansburg By The AMOdated Freji KEANSBURG — Borough project will be completed dur- • it has been estimated that ap- SOUTH BRUNSWICK TOVYN- ther, who called the local police. Council took under study last ing the summer. proximately SJ per cent of the SHIP — A service station opera- Sparta Township Police Chief P. night low bids totaling $2M,- Approximately 20 streets are borough will be hooked into the tor was found beaten to death in George Geffken has praised the 710 for extension,of the bor- Involved in the sewer lines end sanitary system. his office today. Middlesex Coun- boy's quick; but cautious action. ough's sewerage .'system- and of the work. AH told there were nine bid- ty Prosecutor Edward Dolan said "Any one of those caps, mis-1 renovation of the'sewer plant. The plant will be doubled in ders on the sewer mains work-' the (Wad man may have been the handled, could have killed Tom- It is expected that the govern- terms of capacity and should three on general construction victim of a stayer bent on rob- my or anyone ^lse." Thomas] ing body will come to a deci- be able to handle 2 million gal- at the plant, two on equipment bery., Police said the dead man was hunting deer when he found sion at an adjourned meeting lons of.waste per day. ... installation aad three on elec- was William Schlesinger, 54, of the caps hidden under a rock scheduled for 10 a.m. Dec, .27. Once the project is completed trical work. : 6M Woodoor O., New Brunswick, ledge. He led police to the spol Bids received on the project a bachelor who had run Bill's later. They wrapped -each cap. were broken down Into two cat- Service Station on Rt. 130 for 12 In newspaper and removed them. egories — extension of. sewer years, Dolan said the slayer may mains into the Palmer Ave., Board! Plans Study have been frightened off before TRENTON - Gov. and Mrs. area and renovation of the looting the cash register, which Richard 1. Hughes wlU give plant. ' •','.. contained $100. He said Schles- gifts to .children at an orphans The low bid of $123,980 sub- Inger died of more than one vio- home Instead of seadlog ChrUt- Of Sewage Problem lent blow on the back of the head. mitted by L. Cestone Inc., New- mas cards to their friends and ark, for the sewer lines"'in- NEW SHREWSBURY — Board nance under, which they were The murder weapon may have acquaintances. A spokesman stallation is well below the of Health president RolandlbuUt is inadequate." been a abort length of wheel axle for tbe governor said yesterday estimate prepared by the bor- [BnnmMast night appointed mem-J found! in the station, Dolan said. that the, governor and the He addedthat if the study were ough engineer. ber D. H. MacPherson to plan state's first lady would visit to determine-that problems with The engineer, Jerome Green- a study of borough septic tank St. Joseph'* School' and Home septic tanks, where they occur, berg, has estimated the cost of problems. UNION - Motorists on Rt. for the Blind at 2SJ Baldwin are due to improper use of the 8, delayed by a tractor-trailer this portion of the work at He asked Mr. MacPherson, to system, then It is possible that Ave., Jersey City, Friday. Tbe $165,000. ..;, . •collision yesterday, had to spokesman said that' Hughes present his plan at the body's the borough ought to undertake Low bids received for, the bold their noses when traffic became Interested In tbe work next meeting" Jan. 15. If the pro- a program to educate its citizens plant work amounted to $162,330 tot rolling again. An odor of with blind children at St. Jo- cedure he suggested is agreeable on the correct use and care of which is higher than the esti- ; fish drifted across the highway seph's while attending two par- to the mijority of board mem- facilities, mated cost of this work 'set at as kecakes of frozen flab, ties atfthe borne. The borne bers, data-will be gathered, and spilled from one ef tbe tractor- $151,000. ,!(•'• evaluated, and the board -will On the other hand, he Indi- has 4* blind children between cated, it la also possible that trailers, began to melt. Fire- the'ages'of 5 and 17. The The lump sum cost of the then come to a decision on men pushed the Icecakes to the entire project is below th«$316,- whether present requirements fdr more 'Stringent regulations, and GASLIT PARK —Gai lamps reminiscent of the Victorian period, have been in- side ef the road bat had no Hughes' youngest child, Thom- 000 estimate prepared by the sewage disposal •ystems are ade-perhaps, requirements for pack- remedy for the smell. Tbe as More, age 7 months, was stalled at Triangle Park, Riverside Ave. and West Front St., Red Bank. The area engineer. ' - quate, Mr. Brown stated. aged sewer systems may be ether tractor-trailer In tbe cel- bora with cataract* In both needed here. was the former site of a gas station. Admiring the new lamps are, from leftt Ed- Plant Work > If we find that people whose Baion sprayed a quantity of •yea and could distinguish only The bids on the plant renova- houses were built only a year or The board also decided not to slippery wax over tbe road. light and dark areas. He has mund H. Hanlon, chairman of the Shadatree Commission; Ralph S. Cryder, Parks tion work were submitted under two ago are having to repair or «"y out a Planning Board re. The harried 0remcn took care had two of a projected aeries and Recreation Erector; Councilman Dr. Lawrence R. Burdge and Lawrence White, three contracts — general con- jrebulld'sepiic tanks," Mr. Mac-quest to summon state air pol- ef that with hoses. One of the of six operations to remove the president of the Greater Red. Bank Junior Chamber of Commerce.- struction, equipment, and elec- Pherson said," then we would lution Inspectors to inspect the drivers, Claude H. Mowrcr, cataract*. . trical work. '•" '"'••'• have to assume that the ordl- SUvola asphalt, plants on Himil- 57, of Lancaster, Pa., was The low general construction tonRd. The board members pre- hospitalized with fraefurei of TRENTON — Motor Vehicle fer to inspect the premises them- tbe right Up and right let tfc Director Ned J. Parsekian today bidder was the M.M. Nero Construction Co., Hazlet, 'which' selves first- and -the secretary, ether driver, who escaped In- reported that a special enforce- Republican Highlands Mrs. Mildred.Capfleld, was in- jury, was David E. Jobosoa, ment drive on Rt. 1 between Delay PAL Buildingbid $69,700 for that work, The structed so to Inform the plan- Elizabeth and New Brunswick firm also submitted the low bid 18, at Brick Township. ning body. Mrs. CanfiaM was (produced 124 traffic tickets — 71 of $14,950 for the electrical Signs Pact Legislators also asked to write to M. J. per cent of them to trucks. Par- work. , . '•'•,.. Transfer in Borough SUvola, proprietor of >the plants, . SPARTA - Thomas JBoots, 15, sekian said motor vehicle inspec Remsco Associates, Matawan, On Renewal to Inquire when they will be in son of a state trqoper won tors of his division set up special Criticized KEANSBURG — The transfer!outstanding bills of the PAL-have presented the low bid of $77,- HIGHLAND._,.„., S — Boroug„h Coun- operation, «o the board mem- prais« for his action, .after he patrols on Rt. 1 between the Bay TRENTON (AP) — Republicanof the Police Athletic League to be cleared up. 6S0 for installation of new equipment tt the plant ;' oil last night took a major step ber* may look over the situation came upon a cache #230 highly, my Traffic Circle In Elizabeth legislators in both New Jersey and|building on Carr Ave., to the bor- The attorney said the bills hive If the council decides to go toward urban/renewal with the *t that time.' explosive blasting caps. With- aB( i m jg tn Neew " "BrunswickBrunswick. New York were criticized by Gov.ough has not been completed. no effect on the transfer of th a( tn ahead and award pacts next signing of a contract with Urban The' health' body heard but did out touching them, he went |{ sud they issued 97'tickets t RichaW J. Hughes'Tuesday. Title to the building was to title. ' / e week it is anticipated;that:the Planning- Associates, New York not act upon an'informal request straight home and told.h.ia..faafa tnda and 27 to automobiles. Hej At a news. conference, Hughesjhave been transferred earlier this He charged that the switch v/a plannlng firm. from Building Inspector John Os> added that 28 written warnings said New Jersey's Republicans month. being delayed by certain trus- The borough will pay the firm born for regulations to limit the were issued, to trucks and 19 tc were slow to act on medical care George E. Ostrov, borough at- tees. $1,250 to make an engineering number of, people who may live automobile 'drivers. The special and traffic safety legislation and torney, said the switch has been Borough Council plans ta al- Okay Re|use Board ^ survey of the proposed urban re- in one room in this borough, or patrol is part of a holiday sea- changed that a Republican state held up by the trustees because low the Blue-Jeans and senlo; 1 newal'.area, and to file applies- In a certain' number of cubic ton crackdown, Parsekian said, senator in New York publicly fa- certain legal questions regarding citizens to use the building fo tion with the federal government feet of living space. He Mid he Disposal Pact and will be continued on Rt, vored a drinking law which recreational purposes. Budget Hike jfor a renewsl grant" which; itjhid found^oni case""wbero a [and extended to other highway: Hughes said may be unconstitu- Theodore Loder, one of the approved, would give the munici- family -wKh five children were tional. trustees, said that the group only, Jn lieansbUr^^g Revolt Led At FreehcJo! pality 75 per cent,of-redevelop- living In a cellar, but that he had The governor said the Republi- wanted to settle the question o: FREEHOLD — The £oai;d of jment project .costs. been unable to evict them be- KEANSBURG — MtO Disposal ™* can-controlled, senate dragged its the outstanding bills before the; County men were released In By Students decided'to transfer the title. Education last night Introduced, Tbe proposed area is a 15-acre cause there was no .ordinance Co., J CDffwood Beach, was feet in passing a bill allowing New 1 mm ball each yesterday aft- its 1963-64 budget; which totals three-block section along the awarded a $146,522 contract by He said they were ..consulting prohibiting such occupancy. er pleading Innocent to iodlct- Jersey: to take part in the federal $697,853. and.•will, have, ai public abandoned Jersey Central Rail- Borough Council last night to pro- with Howard 'W. Roberts, Mid- inenU charging them with at Kerr-Jiiils-plans for medical.care In Burma hearing Jan. 21. road right-of-way, south of Bay vide refuse disposal service here dletown attorney, and former tacking two Jersey City police- for needy, elderly persons. Superintendent of Schools Jo-JAv^. and east of Miller St., run- for a three-year period. Hughes said he hoped the as- RANGOON, Burma (AP) -|borough. attorney here before men Nov. 4. The two men, Students at Rangoon University, seph'V. Summers said the ning to the Highlands'bridge. Five Enter The new contract takes effect sembly, controlled by Democrats, making a move. Joseph La Morte Jr., 32, of spawning ground of political dis- crease in the amount to be raised Multiple Dwellings , Jan. 1. would pass the .bill.Jan. 8. The Mr. Ostrov said that he would ; .Newark, and Gerald Nave, 25, sent in Burma, are in virtual re-! by local taxation from last year Multiple dwellings have been After awarding the contract, senate passed the legislation Nov. confer with Mr, Roberts in Guilt Pleas of Irvlngton, entered their volt against the. military govern- is approximately $38,000. suggested for the area, which is the governing body agreed to re- 19. attempt to clear up the situation;. pleas . before Hudson ^County ment of Gen. Ne Win. He said there'was an increaso|considered to be "flood free.' vive a proposal to have neigh- Judge Andrew A. Salvest. They Hughes said he has seen no tan- Mayor Louis T. CoUichio saic The government won the of $16,700. in the teachers' salary Before a municipality can qual- In Entry boring communities ban together surrendered themselves to (he gible evidence of a proposal by that the delay was hurting nt round last July, putting down account. This will permit an in- ify for federal renewal aid, it to study the problem of refuse Prosecutor's Office yesterday. Senate Majority Leader Charles one but the Blue-Jeans and the FREEHOLD — Five men who ' rioting against government re- crease In the salary guide for must have a master plan. disposal and its mounting costs. Jersey City police were search- W. Sandman Jr., R-Cape May, to senior citizens. hive been charged with break- strictions in student activity. the 64 teachers in the system. This borough 'completed Its lag for tbe two as part of a revise the administration's bills on He urged that the matter be ing and entering and possessing At the suggestion of Mayor Sixteen students were killed. But Mr. 'Summers said it is' ex- master plan three years ago. quintet which* allegedly beat tbe drinking drivers. solved as soon as possible. Louis T. CoUichio, letters will be the students have been gaining pected that the school enroll- Since that time,r ofifclals have burglar tools pleaded guilty here policemen and took their re- Sandman rejected Hughes' plea The governing- body denied a este la sent to all officials in Bayshore ground since. ment will increase by 100, from discussed urban rtnewaT"—but|y " y •»*"•• County Judge communities asking them to sit volvers. A third defendant, that the senate meet last week be-j request by the Board of Educa- Edward J. Ascher. The students have sealed off 1,300 to 1,400 students, and thlsjlast night's action was the first down and discuss the possibility Nicholas Mangiano, 24, of New- cause he charged the traffic bills tion to use more space In bor- the main entrance of the universi- may necessitate the hiring of|concrete step toward making it According to Assistant Prosecu- of developing ways and means ark, surrendered Nov. M, were hastily drawn and introduced ough hall for classrooms. ty and maintain a 24-hour guard additional teachers. a reality. tor John A. Petillo, the five of providing disposal service on pleaded Innocent and was also The school board needs anothei too late in the legislative session. at the campus gates, so far suc- The budget will be voted It was announced that Marpal changed former pleas of innocent a regional basis, > freed on ball. The two remain- Hughes said he might accept1 classroom and has been consid- cessfully barring those they don't Feb. 13 along with a qquestion Co. is closing its landfill gar- following half a day oi trial be- Several years ago Mr. CoUichio ing men indicted have not been a revision by Sandman which ering renting a room at a local welcome. asking to revoke the issuing oflbage dump in West Long Branch fore Judge Ascher. proposed that communities study apprehended. Potlee have not would lower the legal standard for church. Student groups up to 500 strong! School officials thought more $27,0WHn bonds which were not Jan. 1 and that the borough wfll The prosecutor said the five the possibility of forming a re- Identified them. drunken driving conviction. 1 1 have stoned nearby police needed to construct an ll-room have to seek another contractor. —Armond Saccomo, 20, Broad- gional incinerator authority. This The New York senator criticized space at borough"hall would be stations and hurled missiles at available when the new police addition. Borough Clerk Mrs. Rosemary way, West Long Branch; Alfred proposal met with.little enthusi- WASHINGTON^- The Office of by Hughes, is John J.. Marchi, R- Mr. Summers explained that Shieldlld s saiid thah t sinci e counciil Caruso and Nicolas Frustad, both asm in other Bayshore coramuni- Education has announced a { passing military vehicles. Posters! headquarters in the basement of Staten Island, vvbo recently said ridiculing Ne Win's government the voters approved the spending expects to spend more than $3,000 30 and of Poole Ave., Long 000 contract with Seton Hall Uni- the building are completed. ties. that raising the New York drink- cover student hostel walls and of $277,000 for the addition to for a dump site contract, it will Branch; Thomas Bergio, 22, versity, South Orange,; N. J., !o: Mayor CoUichio noted that thi The borough's present con- ing age from 18 to 21 was not black flags are hoisted regularly the Park Avenue school but the advertise for bids, and Edward Schwarak, 34, both a summer institute in Chinese council plans to convert old po tract, also with the M&O firm, the way to* curb drinking by Newin mourning for those killed last board spent only $250,000 oh the •—i . New York City-were charged fnext year. The office of Sen. Clif- Hce facilities on the first floor of expires Dec. 31. Cost of this con- Jersey youths there. July. with breaking into the Star tract is based on the rate of $41,- ford P. Case, R-N.J., was ad- the building into a public library pro]ect Marchi said he favors a new The government recently gave Board to Meet Laundry, Myrtle Ave., Long 759 a year. vised that the eight-week insti- law allowing New Yorkers to drink He noted that there was a neck in to a series of student demands RED BANK -. There will be Branch, on April 26, and taking Officials also have been con- tute beginning July 1 will be at 18 but .banning drinking by for more library space and fell J2.789.4S. conducted for secondary, and ele- for the release of students ar- that this need be given prim Seek Re-election a special meeting of the Board sidering municipal disposal serv- out-of-state residents under 21. The prosecutor said Long mentary teachers of Chinese by rested in July, compensation for consideration. RUMSON — All the three mem- of Education tomorrow night at ice. The borough manager re- Hughes said such a law would! Branch police, while on patrol, Prof. John B. Tsu of the unt- families of those killed and the Council went on record to al- bers of the Rumson-Falr Haven 8 o'clock In the school library ported that it would cost the bor- be almost impossible.to enforce. saw four of the men run from the ough $58,525 per year to operatejversity's Department of Fa lifting of an 8 p.m. curfew on low the- school board to contlnm Regional Higgh School Board of for the purpose of granting per- He said he also has doubts about building, and enter a car. Upon students. But it balked at a de- lo use two rooms on the uppe; EducatioEdi n whosh e tterm s expirei]mission to the Buccaneer Boost- auch a service. Eastern Affairs. ts constitutionality checking, police said they found mand for the right to form dormi- floor for classrooms. this year will seek re-election ers Association to present tnn tory unions. Feb. 13. phies.to the football team, Wil- a bag In the car containing the The board is currently using money, burglar tools, mid gloves. Aware that such organizations these rooms for that purpose. The expiring terms are those liam E. Firth, board secretary, y, g , g before World War II produced the, of Leslie Thomas, George Hoff- announced. The presentations will JudgJd e AscheAh r set JJan . 18 fafr Burmese leaders who fought for man and Harry Douty.. be made Thursday night also. independence frftm Britain, the Real Meaning government insists it will not ANN ARBOR, Mich\ (AP) - allow formation of unions which At four years of age, Mark Bell might engage in subversive of Ann Arbor remembered thai activity. Flushed with their re- Christmas meant something mbn cent successes, the students in- than Santa Claus and toys. sist their agitation will continue He mailed a Christmas card thi until the government gives in. other day, to which he added: Steel-helmeted troops armed "Happy birthday from Mark with automatic weapons, and Bell." police riot' squads man postlons The card was addressed: near the university, but the "Baby Jesus, Heaven.". government hesitates to resort to1 fprce again. Rockefeller to Speak} No matter which way the NEWARK (AP) - Gov. Nelsoft government movies it faces a Rockefeller of New York, wil! dilemma. Failure to retaliate come here Feb. 2 for his first against the s t u d e nt pressure speaking engagement outside might encdurage active opposi- New York since his re-election tion from other hostile groups, Nov. 6. such as Communists and tribe He.will speak at a $10O-a-plate chiefs bent on secession from dinner sponsored jointly by the Burma. Bloody suppression of the New Jersey and Essex County students might forever jeopardize Republican organizations. the government's hopes of win nin/> Burma's young intellectuals Special Meeting to its policies. Of New •Shrewsbury Borough Council at Sycamore School, De- cember 27, 8:15 p.m. Pine Tree Gone Jerome S. Reed, METUCHEN. (AP) -. George Borough Clerk Saviers wouldn't think of cutting I—Adv. ' •', down any of the pine trees in Ullci Mutual Insurance Co.'s front of his home at 715 New 'Protectloneerlng" offers planned Durham Rd. for Christmas. SPBCIAL DILIVfRY—;Pcntlng her letter to Santa Claut in the special box on Broad Insurance at its best. Weart- WHITI CANOWW—Arthur Wlldangtr, right, chairman of the Middle*own lloni Last night, Saviers and his wifeNemeth Agency. Sr 1-224O.-Adv, St. at MonmouTh StM Red Bank, ii Penny Smith, 3, with Elaine Wallt, 10, both of went out and bought a Christmas Club, prewnts a $500 check to ©abrga Burfce, club prtiidtnt, for Camp Happineis Shrewsbury, the Parks and Recreation Department raportt that over 200 letters tree for $8. A Clean Car Rides Better Blind Camp, Leonardo. Loofcmg onit Itft it Waynt Hyatt, diitfict governor of th« have been received and amwered. They advise, however, the Utters mutt carry a When they returned; they dis- Butch'j Automatic Car Wash. Liom organization. Monty it railed for the camp through the annual White Can* covered someone had' chopped Across from AftP, Newmsn Return flddrau. , > ..''..•' ', i ' ." \ . down one of their prize trees'.' Springs Rd., Red Bank.-Adv. drivi of the local Liont unltr '.••..-•• M AR K £
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IED BANK—170 Broad St. FAIR HAVEN-57* Rivtr Rd. UNCROFT-^N«wmar> Springs Rd. at Hurley\ane WEST LONG BRANCH-Rt. 36 and Broadway was found not guilty on a charge , Bee. 19, 1962-.J9 Vighttime of ttOitft jiriyinji, *»* pfa m tne right. The ompLs •gainst Mr. Deas was sigaed b dinners Pay Mr. McFarland. Joseph Smith of Sailer's Waj this place, was fined $3 for a |25 Fines lowing a dog to run at large. HOLIDAY RUMSON - Two Atlantic [iglilands men were fined $25 YULE PARTY CHEER ach by Magistrate William MIDDLETOWN — The Won iiker Monday night for gunning en's Fellowship of the Baptii fter legal hours. They were Wil- church Will hold its Christm: On* of Hit Largest Stocks of am Noqnemacher of Bay Avepart. y Friday at 8:45 p.m. nd Terrence Moylan of 79 East Committee, members are Mr incoln Aye. James Atkinson and Mrs. Earl CHRISTMAS BASKETS Paul McFarland of Ridge Rd., Kunes, decorations; Mrs, Ricl us place, was fined {10 for anard Burke- and Mrs. Raymo; and DECANTERS nproper turn signal. The comLeStraiige- , '. refreshments, an IN MONMOUTH COUNTY laint against Mr. McFarland Mrs. Robert Hutchinson and Mr, as signed by Brian Deas of War- Ralph Barto, entertainment. Gifl ell Ave., this place. Mr. Deas will be received for the grab paf WE HAVE A VERY FINE SELECTION OF Make Your Rugs DOMESTIC & IMPORTED WINES immmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmi MERRY & EVERYTHING SOLD AT STATE MINIMUM PRICES ALWAYS PLENTY OF FREE PARKING BRIGHT... POINT OF VIIW — Richard Robertiello. S, of 6 Sharon Dr., Hailet, risks a stiff neck to keap an eye on goings-on as Loyal Order of Moose, Red Bank Organizing for the holidays LINCROFT LIQUORS Group, held its first Christmas party at Blue Diamond Inn, Red Bank, Monday. On CALL TODAY! In Lincrojt Shopping Center Santa's lap it two-year-old Jo-Ann McLean, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alexander NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. McLean of Keansburg. At left is Stephen Berentes, Jr., Middletown, treasurer of FREE PELJVERY PHONE 747-0055 group, and right, Mario J. Tursini, membership director and organizer. More than 125 children attended. Robert Boslcey, Hubbard Ave., River Plaza, wore the1* cos- tume appropriate to the occasion. WE WISH TO EXTEND TO YOU Since 1»U OUR SEASONS GREETINGS Pitcher Dick Farrell of the IN KOUB HOME-IN OUR WAS* Duck Hunter Rescued Houston Colts struck out 204 Na- DBY CIKANINO, LAIWUBY Joe, Howard, Mike, Ken and Bill tional League batters in 242 inn- WHITE ST. SH 7-2800 RED BANK BARNEGAT LIGHT (AP) - A through the ice-choked swamp to ings last season. Coast Guard officer went down report they had had to leave the into.half-frozen swampy waters third man behind in a swamp- near here Monday on a -cable navigating airboat because of his from a helicopter to rescue a injuries. duck-hunter helpless with two A helicopter from Floyd Ben- broken arms. nett Field in Brooklyn, piloted by BAMBERfiER'S NOW HAS 6 MODEM, COMPLETELY EOJIPfED The Navy then had to step in Lt. John Wypick, with Lt. Cmdr. and rescue the Coast Guardsman Swain Wilson as cofilot, flew DRIVE-IN ABTO CENTERS FOR Mi YOURCAR NEEDS while the injured man was be-over the scene and lowered AT THE ing flown to a hospital. basket. EATONTOWK THERE'S A BAMBERGER AUTO CENTER NEAR YOU: It was not known immediately But the hunter, James Ver- lenideni, 58, of Harvey Cedars. CIRCLE . Monmouth: Adjacent to Bamberger's at the Eatontown Circle Newark: Plane St. between Raymond Boulevard and Academy St. how he was injured. Paraimn; Parking Field'A-t at the Garden State Plata PfalnfieWi 200-208 KoeKrelt Are, corner of E. 2nd Sb N. J., was unable to lift himself ww tuwi atumi »o>i cwi of maxa tuna, The Coast Guard (in New from the boat into the basket. MtWrufc: Parkini Field #23 at the Shopping Center SpringfMd: Side by side with Bamberger'a Fnrnitnn Clearance York) said the hunter's plight Store on Route 22 So Wypick landed the heli became known late today when copter on a frozen marshy.is- two companions came ashore • WHEEL ALIGNMENT land, permitting Wilson to leave •THUS (he cockpit and get Into the low- • TAILPIPES •SCAT CO er cabin of the 'copter. Post Printing Then Wypick went aloft and hovered over the Injured man, lowering Wilson on a cable. Plant Chief Wilson secured a towing line to the boat and Wypick tried to To Retire tow it ashore, but the towline broke. - So .the basket had to be low- ered again, and Verlenideni was lefted Into it by the co-pilot, who then sat in the frozen-in boat to await his own rescue by a Navy helicopter. • All 3 for- 9.49 Verlenidini was taken to Lake- wood, N. J., Hospital, and Wil- Complete broke adjustment—alone, 1.50 son eventually returned to Floyd • Adjust all 4 thota • Test braU, Bennett. He was just in time to • Inspect lining! • Inspect grease *eals get a telephone call informing •" Inspect hydraulic system him that his wife, Peggy, in Complete wheel balancing—alone, S3 Belle Harbor, Queens, had to get to the hospital immediately as • Balance both front wheels • Get extra mileage and their third child was about to • Install new weights smooth performance be bom. Complete front end alignment—alone, 8.99 This and other complications • Correct camber and easier • Correct loe-in, toe-ool made it impossible for the Coast • Inspect and adjust steering Guard to carry out a third WW alignment and brake' terric* rescue. •Tollable 10 AM. ro 5:45 P.M. So the Labrador retriever who had shared Cmdr. Wilson's vigil in the marshes had to stay there overnight. Ralph U Dentler The Coast Guard said it hoped FORT MONMOUTH - Ralph a helicopter would be able to L. Dentler, who established this pick up the dog today. post's printing plant, retires at the end of this month after 35 Jacket One Piece years as a Civil Service em- SHOCK ABSORBERS ployee. WITH FREE INSTALLATION Mr.. Dentler, ends his career as > federal employee as superin- 557 tendent of the Fort Monmouth Each Army field printing plant, the plant he set up when he came 5,99 here in 1927. The plant is now an For most American can activity of Publications Engineer- ing Department, United States Precision-engineered to give a new, safer ride. AH Army Electronics Materiel Sup- work performed by factory-trained experts. Drive port Agency. 2 for 15.88 in for free inspection. It was in October, 1927, that 640x15 tube-type blackwoll, plus tax and any 2 old tires in trade Mr. Dentler was chosen to es- tabflsh a printing plant on post by then Maj. George1 L. Van Dfeu- Tube-type Tubelesi Tubelest RUST RESISTANT sen, who later commanded the Size blackwall blackwall Site' blackwall post as a major general. MUFFLERS 670x15 _2 for 17.88 2 for 22.88 800x14 2 for 26.88 At, that time, Mr. Dentler re- Fully guaranteed for 710x15 _2 for 22.88 2 for 26.88 850x14 2 for 30.88 calls, he had a staff of three the life of your car 760x15 _2 for 26.88 2 for 30.88 600x13 Army enlisted men. Today the 2 for 20.88 activity has a complement of 54 750x14 2 for 22.88 650x13 for 24.88 civilian employees who operate All prices plus tax and any 2 old tires in trade. WhHewolls slightly higher one of the most complete offset printing and bindery plants in Monmouth County, normally pro; during more than 6 million printed' pages each month for Fort Monmouth use. A native of Pennsylvania, Mr. VANDERBILT SAFETY-NYLON Dentler is a graduate of Milton, Pa., High School, and ,of East- REGULAR TIRES man Business College, Pough- WITH 24-MONTH GUARANTEE* keepsle, N. Y. From 1919 to 1925, he was associated with his father In a. job printing plant. In 1925, BRAKES RELINED he took over publication of "The Miltonian," a weekly newspaper ON ALL 4 WHEELS founded In 18t6, and its job print- Installed with 15,000-mile guarantee* ing shop. He was a member of the ex- Takes 3 ounces of baby yarn, 640x15 tube-type blackwall, plus rax and any old tire In trade ecutive board o' the Fort Mon- one ounce for contrast to make Tube-type Tubelen Tubtless mouth Federal Credit Union. He this baby set. Slit blockwaH blockwall blackwall has held various offices, includ- It's Jiffy crochet—cap, jacket 670 x 15: 10.88 12.88 14.88 710x15 12.88 14.88 ing those of president and secre- are each one piece, done in al- 16.88 12.95 160 x IS 10.88 tary of Fort Monmouth Local ternate rows of double and sin- 750 x 14 u.88 476, National, Federation of Fed- gle crochet. Pattern 557: direc- For most American cor* 12.88 eral Employees. tions, Cap, jacket, booties. • New bonded brake linings used He plans to pursue his hobbies Thirty-five cents (coins) for • Bleed; adjust for full contact of gardening and woodworking this pattern — add 10 cents for Check ]ine», master cylinder for leaks at 12 P i n e Ave., West Long each pattern for lst-class mail. Branch, whore he lives with his Send to Laura Wheeler, care ol 'Free rellning if brakes fail within 15,000 miles of job 'Guaranteed against road hazards such as wife, Ella. The Red Bank Register Needle- craft Dept., P. 0. Box 161, Old CARELESS DRIVING Chelsea Station, New York 11, HIGHLANDS - John J. Hrln, N. Y. Print plainly pattern num- CALL Kpilogg 1-M00 OS borne MHJI^OH.WRITE on tires. Free delivery wlthla our delivery area. (Except C.O.D.M «dd Site). Auto Acceswrle. (Dept. Hi), Tires (Dept. 1«), I Jackson Ave,, Highlands, Mon- ber,'name, address and zone. Adjacent to Bamberger • at the Eatontown Circle. Bamberger's Monmoulh. And at PuramuB, Menlo Park, Newark, Plalnilcld and Springfield. day night, pleaded guilty to a NEWEST RAGfc - SMOCKED charge pf careless driving, and accessories plus 208 exciting BUY NOW AND PAY LATER ON ONE OF BAMBERGER'S CONVENIENT CREDIT PUNS—NO DOWN PAYMENT was fined t20 by Magistrate Bey- needlecraft designs in our new pour KlelnBerg. * Mr. llrln was 1963 Needlecraft Catalng - |uat given the summons by Patrol- pud Fashions, furnishings to man Thomas Sutton Nov. 29 forcrochet, knit,,, sew, weave, em- lacking his car up at a high rate broider, quilt. Plus free pattern. Bamberger's Monmouth open every night till 10 P.M. including Saturdays of speed on Bay Ave. * 'Send 25c now! FREI! mayfair 1450 SUPER %j. MARKETS Extra King Korn Stamps with th« Bonu* Coupon* Wow AIL EFFECTIVE TODAY THRU King*Size Savings For Christmas Feasting 'MONDAY, DEC. 24, 1W2 Pric« aHcdivw thru TiMtday, DM. 24, 1762. 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The trip is part of ever WABC-TV (Channel 7), 5 te tra, and others. iigh school sophomores recently] ductions of renaissance works the course of study on Shake- 6 p.m., a special telecast entitled The hour will contain songs and ForVP lilted the Metropolitan Art Mu-displayed there. speareaa drama. "The Sound of Christmas" will music • associated with the cele- EDrraR-8 KOTE-Almost two be presented by the New Jersej bration of Christmas, plus a short yean ago Lyndon B. Johnson Council of Churches, the Protest "analysis" of the real Christian ant Council of the City of New meaning of the day, by Dr. James Hepped out of the Itaeiight that York, and WABC-TV. I.McCord, president at Princeton]locuaed on him aa Senate leader The program will feature thi Theological Seminary. • and Into the supporting cut as vice president in the Kennedy ad- following: Harry John Brown WABC-TV's Uwrence Johnsool ministration. What has he been! conductor of the Milwaukee Synv is the producer, and under hisdouig? How itrong is hjs position?! phony; Prof. Alex Bradford and aegis special crews, writers, sce- Jack Bell, chief ol The AP Senate' the Bradford Singers with Mariar nic designers and directors atestaff, analyzes the situation. Williams; Oscar Brand, the fold being assigned to make this an CONDITION ginger; from the Metropolitat outstanding — and different — IK JACK BELL Opera Company, Jerome Hines; Christmas production. Charles WASHINGTON (AP)-ln quiet Jane Pickens; Alexander Scour Urquhart, executive director of contrast to the fanfare which YOUR HORSES ON CHOWS by; the New York Salvation At the radio and television depart-! marked his years as a Senate ment of the New Jersey Council leader, Vice President Lyndon B, of Churches, represents the twoJohnson is digging deeper WANTED councils. into government than any pried' LOCAL eceasor. Employe** of th» Bendix The new, nvalution- REPRESENTATIVE With the encouragement of poration't Red Bank Division have* received United Stales ory Horst Chew For dvumle COMMERCIAL AC- President Kennedy, Johnson has Treasury Department citation for 53, per cent employee Checker! wild COUNTS RECEIVABLE AMD Taylor Gets branched out from the relative EQUIPMENT FINANCE company participation in the purchase of U.S. Savings Bonds "built-in" hoy! MMUlDf la IMa arta. Earn • M(> vacuity of his constitutional duty nalluliif commUiliHi 4epra4«l of presiding over the Senate to through the' plant's payroll deduction plen. In a recent only upon soar Ability. tf«U **• Second Term •peraUaa from koow oHIw. For take a hand in major administra- ceremony at the division's main plant in Eatontown, UUbl Ufotmnlon, wiUa Im- to Dent. B. tive fields. Walter R.Nilej, left, area representative of the Treas- On Exchange By all appearances, Johnson, LAZERE NEW YORK - Laurence H. the one-lime whip-cracker of the ury Department's Savings Bond Division, presents the Taylor, Rumson, N.J., has been Senate, has become a cheerful award to Edward F. Kolar, Bendix general manager. FINANCIAL CORP. re-elected as a member of the lieutenant to the man he once IM Park Avr., Xew York 17, NY. board of governors of the New thought was too inexperienced to Exchange Program It was observed that the main | York Mercantile Exchange. He be president, purpose of the exchange program first was elected to the board two Studied by Councils would be to promote a better ex- of the years ago. Kennedy fas gone out HIGHLANDS — The student ex change of ideas between schools. LARGE SELECTION way to reciprocate by giving Mr. Taylor also ia chairman change program was the topic of Seventy delegates and advisers Johnson on-the-job training in the!a panel discussion when the Mon- from 12 member schools attend- of the board of governors of the executive department far beyond New York Stock Exchange, ai „ „ , „.„ ^ ..„. mouth County Association of High ed. that to which former Vice Presi- School Councils held their second The Shore Regional < High subsidiary of the New York Mer- den Richard M. Nixon pointed CHRISTMAS TREES t meeting of the 1962-63 school year School, West Long Branch, will SYCAMORE AVE., SHREWSBURY cantile Exchange, and a member' i-n -his unsuccessful bid for the LAWES at Henry Hudson Regional School, Wreaths - Holly of the public relations committee presidency in 1980. for the New York Mercantile here. Roping Exchange. He is a partner in the The restless energy which al- brokerage firm of Sirota, Taylor] ways has driven the rangy Texan & Co., 26 Broadway. 'spills out now In his work as t; member of the "insiders' Maine potato futures and spot Riverside Ave., Red Bonk tlve commiltee of the National butter and eggs are traded, on the Security Council, his. statutory busy mercantile exchange. task of presiding over the Space Advisory Council, Ms chairman- BLAISDELL LUMBER CO. I ship of the Committee on Equal Who Said You're Employment Opportunities, his SERVICE AND QUALITY SINCE 1910 Job aa head of the Peace Corps' Hard to Fit? advisory council and his partici- BIG MEN AUXRO.V or KOCHESTEB 8o*rt O»U • Dim gfclrb pation in Cabinet sessions. »*U> Short. • 1Kb aa to 66 S*bf • • Jacket! Kennedy has gent Johnson as B»ch Wf«r • Fajamaa his representative to 22 foreign toai Skirti • Csfenrear GIFT SHOPPING HEADQUARTERS BalU • Kltt-Slia Sim countries and tabbed him to pre- _ laauoata • Watk CMaea side over an international man- WE HAVE THE SIZE TO FIT YOU power conference. FRANK'S BIG & TALL In .other days, it used to be OH n* Vmt MED'* SHOP something of a news story when 6'i" io 6'!?' \m Hmr. n Wamnaua a vice president was called to the 1 ml. Ko. or Aibnrjr part Clrcli MM White House to confer with his the chief. Johnson is In and out of >R9lln the place almost daily, participat- ing in the high policy decisions. MORE MORE MORE MORE Say "Merry Christmas" ing in the high policy decisions. Johnson, for example, knew al- M A N most as soon as Kennedy did that with Honey Bee Flowers the Russians had shipped offen- sive missiles into Cuba. The vice • Cut Flowers • Corsages president is represented as hav- ing; stood for vigorous counter- IN YOUR • Flowering Plants • Foliage Plants action. Vi INCH Johnson walks with careful steps on Capitol Hill. He is prer HOMASOTE MY BEE FLOWERS siding officer but not a member LIFE RUSSELL T. HODSKISS of the Senate. He served in the TRAIN BOARDS House and Senate long enough to 444 BROAD STREET, avoid the pitfalls of an outsider . CHOOSE FROM HUNDREDS SHREWSBURY trying to tell members what they 1 ought to do. OF ITEMS FROM A MANS 4*4-1 *»• f SH 1-4020 That, perhaps, is the key to the Johnson operation: Keep your STORE FOR THE HANDY Reliable Since U27 balance sheet dean, take on any job you're asked to do, but don't MAN IN YOUR FAMILY! 4x8.3" 5x8 BY'WIRE ANYWHERE get tagged.with empire building.
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NORTH CEOTERV1UE -school opened its doors la Sep. Coach Don Cut's surprising tewber, paced to* Rook** with Riritin Township High School 27 and II fointa, respectively. Quarter Assault, 49-38 Rockets opened their Shore Coo- Baunun alto finished la double MIDDLETOWN TOWNSHIP -, a 16-13 margin to close the final second quarter, Middletown fail- Division figure! with 12. Coach Dave Wirth's Midd!etown|gap, ing to get its attack into high schedule on a, highl_w_f y .jccewftisuccessfull George Slebert, MaUwan'i M Township High School basketball Middletown attempted to use ;ear and taking a 9-8 edge. note last night by whipping Mat* corner man, led the luen with quintet came to life in the third its fast break attack in the first Former Teamate Hurts ,v» Regional- • •, 13-56"" , on th"e court a point*, eight from the free quarter and went on to post a half, but Red Bank's slow pos-j A eager who played for Red throw line. Traaater student 43-38 Shore Conference A Divi- session-type brand of ball kept Sank last year paced Middle- Mentor Ciok's club moved out George Lahmann -and Eddie sion victory over Red Bank High the Lion cagers from getting off| own under the backboards la to a 12-ppint lead In the first Flyna hid 12 ud 13 points, re- here last night. the "good shots," said coach he third quarter. Ray Snover, half and held an 11-poittt martin spectively, and football star The Lions of Middletown went Wirth. The Lions, with Bob senior, moved to Middletown in the second half, but both times George Morrell, playing hit first into the third quarter with alGirardin pacing the team with last year after seeing some ac- Matawan battled back to make it game liter missing the Matawan three-point margin, 18-15, be(ore|two baskets, outscored coach Bill ton on the Red Bank varsity. opener due to an Injury, scored running off 10 straight, points Sweel's Buccaneers, 9-7. Eddie Last night he carried the re-; With approximately five min- 111 early in the third quarter to|Winroto w and Sam Cureton, Red: jounding load for the Lions. utes left In the game, Matawan The victory give* Rarltan's Bank's two lettermen, did all the break the game wide, open. The After the teams exchanged cut the gap to two points before Rockets a 1-0 record In the B scoring for the Bucs, Winrow Lions posted an 18-7 advantage jaskets early in the third stanza, Walt Bauman, Ronnie O'Neill and Northern Division and a 24 over- dumping.,in foiir and Cureton in the third stanza. With men- Middletown ran off 10 straight BUI Jannarone dumped in baskets all record. Matawaa Is 0-2. last 1 three. tor Wirth clearing his bench in joints to jump into a 13-point to wrap up the victory. night's loss being the Huskies' the final stanza, Red Bank posted The story was the same in the lead, 30-17. Before the stanza The Raritan Township team only "B" encounter. was over Girardin hit for nine moved out to an 11-7 lead In the Clews Sweep points and Jim Hargrave six and lint quarter tad upped the bulge Raritan Township took a clean the Lions posted the 18-7 bulge to 12 points in the second half, sweep for the evening u the :o just about ice the victory. Bruce MacCutcheon- Socket Junior varsity posted a The Lion defense did a fine job coached" Huskies raTlfed "to trail|4K2 victory in the prelhnuUry m Red Bank ace Winrow. The by only five points at halftime, game. Mike Harris, Jim Camp- Red Bank star tallied only eight O'Neill, hitting on jump, bell ud Pete Colemu all tallied of his game high 22 points in the shots and drives, pumped in 13 10 points to pace the victory. tirst three quarters. He pumped of the winners' It points in the Both clubs wil see action In the in 14 of Red Bank's 16 fourth- second quarter. B Division Friday night. Mats- quarter points. Cureton finished Huskies Battle Back wan I* host to RumiotvFalr with nine as the pair accounted The second hah1T started out| Haven Regional, while Raritaa for all but seven of the losers' with a Raritan Township point Township travels to_ BayviUe to total. binge, but again the Huskies bat-J tangle wltwitlh Central Region*!, IH> failtu (SI) Girardin was high man for the' tied back to keep it close. Rari- a'rr o STP Lions with 19 markers on nine tan took an 18-16 edge in the awwrt. 4 S UIONalll . 11 »« OaraJaM et S• MltfiMS ManamaH . « «is buckets and a single charity toss. Hamilton 1 • 4CWUM 111 Hargrave also finished in double WHERE'S THE BAIL?—Matawan and Raritan High School cagers seemed to be in Lthtnun 5 2 1!Bauman I 111 Fljno E s ujrtMmkt m 'igures with 14. plenty of action, but there is no ball in tight. Huskie cagers (dark shirts) are eight minutes of action. Morrtll The victory was Middletown George Morrell 53, George Seibert 22, and Edmund Hamilton 20. Reritan cagers O'Neill and Jannarone, who Township's second straight on the transferred to Raritan Township 1 are Ron O'Niell -41, and Bill Jannarone. Raritan won, 63-56. Rarttan tm. 11 IS _ . season, both in A Division com- from Keyport High when the new Offlcials-euokltwta * Zrtro. petition. The Lions are tied for the loop lead. Red Bank has an 0-3 over-all record. Two of the losses came in the A Division. 'Cold 'Rumson-FairHaven Five Lion JVs Win In the preliminary game, three| Middletown junior varsity eager Defeats Monmouth Reg., 49-37 tallied double figures for a 60-43' Lion victory. Tim Rooney led RUMSON - Senior Jeff Rear- Rumson pulled away for the vic- tossed in 10 points as Rumson the scoring parade with 15 while don was the only bright spot as tory. took a 41-34 victory for a clean Dave Abdello and Anthony Lopes a cold-shooting Rumson-Fair Ha- Reardon, Jim' Robinson and] sweep over the Falcons. dumped in 13 and 12 markers, re- ven Regional quintet dumped Jim Larrabee tied for high scor- Rumson-Fair Haven has a spectively. Robert Horlacker Monmoutlit.Regional, 49-37, on the ing honors for the Rumson five tough one in store Friday when led Red Bank with 19. court here yesterday. with 11 points each. it travels to Matawan Regional"; Both clubs meet A Division Rumson-Fair Haven coach Don Bob Thome and Sicilians each sparkling new gymnasium to teams Friday night. Middletown Trotter said "it was the worst meet the Huskies. Is host to Manasquan while Red had 10 markers to pace the los- game a team of mine everj Monmouth Regional plays al Bank entertains Toms River. rs. played, and we won." The Bull- Henry Hudson Regional (High- Bed (3*1 Sliddlfloiio (44) In the junior varsity tilt, John "0 FP O" ""F'P dogs, coach Trotter said, blew lands) in a B Division scrap to- , Winrow 9 4 22 Glrarilln 8 119 Heermans and John Riley each rlone 10 2 Novembre 10 2! 11 easy layup shots and con- morrow. Majcola 0 0 OQrlHIn 0 0 nected on only 11 of 31 free Monmontt (Ml Run* «t) , Cureton 3 3 9 Davenport 0 1 a rr Hun son 3 0 2 Connor . 0 0 throw attempts for a poor 36 Drlscoll o rr CO Kehda 113 Snover 1 1 CBA Frosh Hubbard O 3 3'Bllley i ui Davis 0 0 0 Jenkins O 0 per cent. Deltado 2 2 6 Reunion 1 3 S BACKBOARD BATTLE — Four cagers gst into the action Kocen 0 0 OBylllvaiit 3 0 Lynch 0 0 0 Paulson COO Founts 12 4 The victory, however, jumped ttoorne 2 0 4 Thaler 4 3 1 under the backboard in last night's Middletown Town- Davis 0 0 the Bulldogs into a tie for the Curatolo 4 2 10 Robinson 3 a i McDowell 0 0 Romp, 58-27 ! Alston 2 0 IVllardl 0 0 I ship-Red Bank game at Middletown. The players up in Haxgrave Shore Conference B Northern SIclllMO 000 Damlco < 111 3 t lOiBiucb 0 0 t Division lead with a 1-0 record. UNCROFT - The Christian! 0 I ll the air, left to right, are Sam Cureton, Red Bank; Lynn IB S 38 14 11 49 Brothers Academy frosh basket- . Wot-iora * 3 II Bank ...... 7 7 U " The Rumson quintet has a 2-0 L*rr»b*e 2 0 4 6 Davenport, MidcHetown, and Ken Bullivant, Middlatown. Miadletown ...- 'i 9 18 13-49 over-all record. It was Mon- ball team evened its record at 1-1 IBenedlct Officials—Zuber * Murphy. with a 58-27 romp over the St. U H 37 14 11 49 Watching the action is Red Bank's Skip Mascola. Mid- mouth Regional's opening tilt. Monmoulh Reg. 3 11 " !5-i7 Jeter's (Staten Island) yearlings Rumion~-Falr"Haven _..l5 15 4 18—48 The Falcons from New Shrews- Officials—Hubka ft Wolf. dletown won, 49-38. on the academy court here yes- bury are in the B Southern Divi- CBA Switches terday. sion, but all games with B Divi- sion te»ms count in both division! The CBA freshmen were Buffalo Bills Basketball Starting Time standings. dumped in their opening game Neptune Each division team will play Monday by St. Mary's of Perth Sign Saimes Of Cage Came two games with the other four Amboy. Schedule 1 BUFFALp, N.Y. (AP) - teams in its league and one game The victory for the little Colts TODAY LINCROFT — Two changes on George Saimes, Michigan State's the Christian Brothers Acadenv each with all five of the other came easily yesterday as they B Division Swamps rolled to a 13-3 bulge in the first All-America fullback, signed division teams for a 13-game B Henry Hudson Reg. vs. Keyport basketball schedule have been! yesterday to play with the Buf- announced by athletic directoi Division schedule. quarter and boosted the margin • at Raritan Twp. to 22 points at the half, 32-10. falo Bills of the American Foot- Brother C. William. As cold as the Rumson club ball League, it was announced TOMORROW Three players scored in double B Division , Wave The Keyport-Chrlstlan Brothers was with its shooting, Monmouth here. game, scheduled for tomorrow Regional wasn't much better. figures for CBA. Martin Kinney Monmoulh Reg. at Henry Hudson NEPTUNE - Neptune High Saimes of Canton, Ohio, was a! at the academy court at 3:30 With Reardon sparking the club was high man in the game with Others School proved it is going to be 13 markers on six field goals andj sixth-round draft choice of the p.m., has been switched to a with his hustling play and Jay Dallas Texans of the AFL and Keyport at CBA the team to "Stop" at the Shore a single free throw while Rich night game. The junior varsity Benedict hauling down approxi- also the sixth-round choice of FRIDAY this basketball season when the Maloney and Paul Christopher game will start at 6:30 p.m. The mately 80 per cent of the re- the Los Angeles Rams of the A Division Fliers handed Long Branch ( each pumped in 10 points on five varsity tilt wiH get under way bounds, the Bulldogs moved out National Football League. Toms River at Red Bank sound, 78-58 trouncng ihere lasl at 8 p.m. to an 8-0 lead in the opening baskets. Manasquan at Middletown night in a Class A Shore Con Ralph B. Wilson Jr., owner ol Shore A game has also been added quarter before Jim Sicillano Christian Brothers had a 26-9 Brick Twp. at Long Branch ference encounter. the Bills, said he had obtained Freehold advantage in field goals. Neptune at Ukewood to the schedule. The CBA Colts broke the Ice for the losers with the rights to Saimes from Dalla: The Green Wave never found The next game for the young B Division -will host St. Augustine, Brook- a bucket. Rumson added four by agreeing to give the Texans a Conference its way into the lead after the Colts will be Saturday when they Rumson at Matawan lyn, Saturday night. The start- more points for a 12-2 bulge at high-draft choice of Buffalo next Filers took a 4-0 lead. Late In travel to Metuchen to take on the Raritan Twp. at Central Reg. Ing time for the JV game is the end of the opening stanza. season. Bows To the second'period, Long Branch Southern Reg. at Wall Twp. p.m. with the varsity game In the second stanza, the Joe, St. Joseph's yearlings. Standings pulled up to within two points, St. hter's (ill CBA (M> Saimes, a 21-year-old, 190-1 slated to get off at 7:30. Lister-coached Falcons played G FP A DIVISOf: Others 29-27, but that was the closest n FP pounder, was named to The As- It will be a busy weekend fo: better ball and Rumson-Fair, Ha 0 O 0 Field 10 2 Us* Might's Results Shore Reg. at Madison Twp. the Branchers could get the re- Verhy 1 1 3Iymond'iM sociated Press first string All- the CBA teams. Saturday, th< ven took' only a 15-11 margin Sweeney 0 O OKenney ' MOddletvwa 41 Red Bank It St. Rose vs. Alumni 0 0 0 Laufer 0 1 America team this season. Piners mainder of the contest. Neptune Glass SATURDAY frosh and sophomore teams will for a 27-13 lead at the half. Mullinn 4 2 10 Bairel 3 17 At Michigan State, he played iLakeweod 44 Freehold 41 then racked up 12 straight points 0 O 0 Maloney . Asbury Park vs. Alumni be playing at St. Joseph's (Me- Rumson continued to miss the CulUnan S O10 fullback on offense and alter-] FREEHOLD - Lakewood High Neptow n Long Branch U to shove the margin to 45-27. In 4 1 8 Barrel 2 2 School held oft a tenacious Free- St. Augustine (Brooklyn) at CBA tuchen) and the track squad wil easy shots in the third quarter WydrlakDIStaslol 0 S 5 Christopher 5 0 10 nated as a linebacker and safety ;hool held fit * t»n«rimi. Fro*.!..Manisqua' n (—7 -Bric ~ k Twp- . SS the spurt, Bob and Lee Davis Oilty 2 0 , hold Regional five to post a be competing In an N. J. Catholii and Monmouth Regional posted man on defense. (no relation) racked up seven Mftynard 113 thrilling. 4442, victory in al Standings Track Conference developmen a 9-4 margin to cut the gap. He carried the ball 187 times and six points respectively. 9 §27 Shore Conference A Division bai-| meet on the indoor track at Se-| In the final quarter.the Falcons'st. Peter'i fa.iY'. 3 7 11 «-27 for 950 yards and an average of Bob Davis tossed in 25 points ketball struggle here last night. Middletown Hawk Bowlers ton Hall University, Orange; drew within seven points before ^tniTus^L7on'rt'v"n! 5.7 yards per carry. frfr the night, while Lee had 1' The win waTthe"piner"s"»econ"d|N«?lttB« <*•) markersLone Branc. h (58) Neptune (18) straight, while the Colonials Lakewood (24) Hold Two-Match G l'P G FP dropped their second successive Hanasquan (24) Jordan 0 12IB. Davis 7 1125 Ollvatl 3 11 L. Davis start. Long Braach (U) Greenwood 0 1 1 Bell 2 1 Winning Streak Nelnon l 11 Mum 3 0 Coach Bill LaRue's Pisers, be- Terns River (M) Abtl 0 o 0 Carroll 1 5 Brick Twp. (M) WEST LONG BRANCH - The Calu 2 4 6 Holme* 2 S hind the hot snooting of Bob Ko- OuealiBn 1 2 4 Johnson 1 2 mi and Jim Morgan, moved out Freehold (02) . Monmouth College varsity bowl- Bchhescl O 1 Sorenscn 2 0 Ing team, which is in its first Jones 0 0 Alston 1 1 to a 12-5 lead in the first period, KedBsnk(M) Bellinger 5 Zogalli 0 0 but the home side refused to season of competition, is finally FOHIs 2 2 Schloss&ack 0 B DIVISION beginning to find itself. Enjel 0 0 quit, coming on strongly in the Last Night's Results O'Nell O O second frame to wind up with • Saturday, the Hawk keglers White 0 0 RoiUKn 4t MoamNtti Reg. 17 Laird 0 0 three point 19-16 halftime deficit. turned back Marist College of Raritan Twp. ft Mttawan St 23 11 58 25 28 n Both clubs had hot shooting Poughkeepsie, New York, 2-1 at Loni Branch 13 14 IT 14—5f Southern Reg. It Central U Shore Lanes, Asbury Park. The Neptune 20 21 18 IB—71 streaks in a torrid third period Pt. Pletunt'tt Wall Twp.~4t following day Monmouth Jour- Ofriclala— Berlin * Bechtloft. that left the winners on top by a neyed to Newark and deleated 3844 score. NORTH Upsala College, 2-1 in the N. .T, Freehold Oval Coach Dick SXehan's team cut SttsHUtsgs Intercollegiate Bowling League, the margin to two points early \ L pet held at the Bowl-O-Mat Lanes. Produces Film In the final session, but the Ko- Rumion-F. H. (24) „ MM In the Saturday contest the FREEHOLD - Freehold Race- wit-Rlchie Polltl combination Raritan Twp. (24) ... MM Monmouth bowlers won the open' way will continue its "Sport ol upped the Piner advantage to six Keyport (14) MM ing two matches and then were Harness Racing Program, points with less than three min- Henry Hudson (W) .MO defeated by the New Yorkers In which it hopes will benefit New utes to play. Matawan Reg. (0-2) .NO the third game. The scores are as Jersey's financial breed im- Good outside shooting by Free-! . SOUTH follows: Monmouth — 782, 856, provers when the local hnrnos, hold again sliced the Piner lead Standings 780; Marist - 733, 796, 871. This racing season resumes next sum to two points. Ralph Brockavlcb win by Monmouth topped off a mer. In 30 minutes the track's W L Pet. hit one of two fouls to cut the. Pleasant (1-1) complete sweep of the Saturday public relations department trac- ...J 1.MI margin to 42-41, but Kowit's tap- Southern Reg. (1-1) ....I night Monmouth College sports ,SM es the career of a trotter from in upped the Piner lead by three. calendar, Besides winning in birth to race-day—all in techni- C«ntral Seg. (M) ...„.» .MO John Farrell closed out the scor- bowling, the Hawks defeated color film that the Freehold track Wall Twp. (H) s .M0 ing by hitting one of two foul Monmouth Reg. (8-1).» Marist in varsity basketball and Is making available at no charge. tries, varsity wrestling. 1 The film Is titled, "Fireway, Kowit paced all scorers with 14 Sunday afternoon, the Hawk recently released by the United points, Morgan was also In keglers came from behind to States Trotting Association, double figures for the winners MidcHetown Girls overtake Upsala College In the runs 15 minures. An introductory with 10 markers. regularly scheduled league five-minute talk by the program Darnell Perry led the Colonials Program Set match. Tlie scores were: Mon- moderator and a concluding ques- with 12 point*. Wayne Rooney mouth — 882, 891, 837; Upsala— tion and answer bee running 10 scored 10 and Farrell, nine. MIDDLETOWN - The Recre- 893, 844, 802. minutes, longer if desired, com- Freehold Is now idle until Jin. atlon Commission announced Its High for Monmouth were team prises the program. It Is geared 4 when they" entertafn Brick blgh school sporto program for for service clubs, fraternal organ captain John Gauvreau, who Township. Lakewood hosts pow- girls will start Jan. J, in the bowled a 581 scries. The Hawks' izations and women's groups. erfulI Neptune Friday In a crucial , gym,,.,.!,.^ ^^^ leading bowler, John Horn, jeered Freehold Instituted (he pro- CELEBRATING N.Y. GIANTS VICTORY — New York Giant, pro football fam who attended home games at n gh Khool a 548 and George Schllllngcr, 544. gram in 1961 when it was shown Yankae Stadium faithfully cslebratsd ths N«w York club's Eastern Division championship Sunday night at the SSsSSm F™».W •» 74 p.m.. and continue tor 10 Thus far in the season, the 33 times. Last year 60 groups Shadowbrook, Shrewsbury. Thota celebrating, who included wives, war* left to right, Mr, and Mn. Edgar Wett, a TT OFT „,-.!.. West Long Branch men are in viewed it and more are expected Kowlt I lu Brodls l 0 1 weens. ninth place in the NJIBL, how- lo wilness it next year. Long Branch; Mr. and Mrs. Milton Applegart, Spring L«k»; (Mr. Appltgat* ij one of iha linesman .at Giant Polltl 4 0 SBroeklWlch 1ST ilti1I,>hall ,nj -•!,„ I-,!*-, ... cinnon1 jot p«n7 6 j u |vltle• nasxetDa wlu and other Indoor ac- ever, they are only eight games Interested parties may secure] games) Judge and Mrs. Francis X. Crahay, Monmouth Btach; Mr. and Mrs. John Clancy, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin MX*JE5F"*!. » S'.K» • EggM, J> 12^t1 progrtm* . » k, Include,, I d I n ^th« off the pace, which Is being set this sporls feature by writing to Graana, Long Branch, and Mr. and Mrs, Charlas Truax, Shrewsbury. Thau fans are awaiting the championship M oc ltU ot by Solon Hall University of w 4 44 is ii 4i *chool age are permitted to par- the public relatlom department T1 Orange. at Freehold Raceway. gam* Dec. 30, between the Giants and Green Bay Packers. < $»isr=3 .MS fc»**^ » «* riqulrtment r '. is Olllclsls-cVrlan * boBlradh Banfe Catholic[fawksfent BED BASK REGISTER Weehesdar, .Dee, 19,1968-23 Lbses to $L Mary's Unbeaten in oninouth County Bowling Sports 1S1.S BtTSOfi OMSK'S LKAOUI Bab WlUon . aav 11 for W 1 tank Ham 140.11 IA lABU nwg St. Marys, of Pwth a 2J-20 advantageg . Jerry SassoSatson WEST LONG BRANCH - Sat- lewse Kan Ml. Anboy, aquad handed Red Bank tan Laslaano Becker IleaJtT woke the string with a basket, urdty evening will be a night to Rooflni [owari Cmtle . M.I. School _ Catholic > «W4 setback here remember in Monmouth College rt Cleanere . oa lianetuo . 111.1(1 nortio: _ then the lions added iix more SmltB'e vlk taehera' aootch Km lastrdgbt. Tbt iosa wu the MO>markers to take a permanent sports circles for a long time. IM Tavern . 12S.1 tafnolla Inn ... ood in » row lor the Ctsays, .. * KMFarluul Tom'e ftord Inc. lead. The Hawk Junior varsity bas- It Puntral Bonn _.__-H Baronet Realty while St. Mary's won It* first St. Marys scored 2} points in ketball team defeated Croyden 200 clue — Jamie PaJaMrano a», Plaia. Lanet h niltop Cltlee Senrlca . after an opening loss to Christian Hall Academy, 8046; the varsity m; Al Cofliamj 201, BUI Fitb 300, Ulddutoem Oen. Tin. the second period to lead at mat O/raJSttettl 210, 202; Ed Kulai Sti •«am 10 Brothers Academy. halftirae by a 37-26 score. turned back Marist ~ " m. Phil Bommer 21*. 11 I William J«wel»r .11 IS The Perth Amboy Lions over- Tht winners' largest lead was Poughkeepsie, N ud Bank RMiMtlon IT 13 Port Honnouth SVit All Sot* and Otkltr U It RatUan Twp. Pbarmacr —_ 1 « came an early Casey lead by at the end of the third quarter the Monmouth 1* Teacban* «co«n lien 27S1. stringing together 11 polnu in awhen they held a commanding wrestling team Keauburc National Bank —32 1 "", Waiaerraan * Son 3* ihnwAniry D«coiaton Hl(b, Ind. Three-Oamea — T, frtell row early in the second period. 9347 margin. Coach Joe Colao's Mar}*t men, 36-5. * W Auto Body 33 CloC A IB mHHW tff tl 8* Oil Burner . 21 dafatta aavlnp Hi(n, Team Oam* — Taadiara' A taild rebounding Job, comtea- m cut the advantage to 40-51 The Hawk grapplers, making Bowling 10V, IT tofch Hen IMS. bined with Jerry Paluch's 30 aafiatay Sa»lnte * Loan _. 7j 3J .. Ini. Oama — midway in the final period, but their intercollegiate debut, com- llBowJti mout itaonl 'etaoltf etaoln Club — B. Hafea point outburst, proved to be thethat was as close aa they came. pletely outclassed the- Red Foxes, tf Hardwar* itKb (Infla came Tain 2M; hlcb t- 213, B. Raaoorl 3117. I eUneher. _.Jletown Phsrmaojr ranee E Acerrm tit. lean hulnale M; P. Sdunlckerf ~" Paluch, a 8-3 freshman, was winning every match except one. W. T. Orant—Mlddlttcwn f. Wllllami 127: team hl-terlee H. Red Ban? Catholic broke out OtnUla'i Marw 1,727. ey KB. 310; the whole show for the winners, The one victory for Marist was BIDDEN HUXH IA«T u is, C. Short 2tt. P. Da to a 1W lead midway in the first pumping In 12 Held goals and sixin the 191-pound class where Mike I, B. FDOS DEPT. LADIES ADX. WOMEN'S LEAOCE Kullberi 231, B. Bachmum B. B. Becrattaa 102. J. ~ " • —- period, but St. Mary's closed it fouls for his bundle. He did a MangiameUi defeated Charlie rink 202. BeUkel Bt. B. Fin BiUnguHhere M IS rmutonu to 14-12 at the end of the ses- tremendous job on rebounds be-Wurst, The pin was accomplished Vt TTouDaT Plurrow-y -™26f PLAZA uns tie •nn CoaU _.. Jo sioa. sides scoring 39 points. in 2:41 of the second period. Brotnera , 22 Early in the second period the Wit Buckalew paced the Caseys ito Conitructlon Co. . OS 33 W. Oawikl Casey shooters took a. 20-14 lead, Captain Hank Nyborg got the A. Chwuroy * Son J» M BurMn scorers with IS points. He scored Hawks off flying with a quick win American Terrazu Co. 18 34 PreaU but St Mary's picked this time P-M Cleanera 13 as O. Pasano nine In the first quarter to spark over Marist's Ed TavensU BSD lerlea — Ilarla Ambrolla 512, B. Harrla an early Red Bank Catholic lead. Ttal Oeieo UO. Vary Bebjenor m ._ COCNTT CAIHOUO 1. Vralwald time of 2:54 for the 123-pound Ho club — Alice Kijero i», Ramma Harmooy Bowl H, Sbumock Most of Ms points came on jump class. Other Monmouth victories Knott IX, ofcy Fauone Si, Marie Bethel Monmouth Five shots around the foul,line. Ambroela lsojbrace Turoock 1SS, Toil 2» U . PociaU were taken by Gary Steinhauser OeUolW. XI 19 S*. Poraa « Paul Schissler tallied eight in the 130-pound class, Ed Wood Averatee — Marie AmDroela HI, IS B. Badimann" points, while Jerry Sasson Ton!l Qeljo m, GracGren TnrnocTu k 1««, IS N. Adubato in the 131 class, Jack Welssert, Ailu Flfiro HHO, Fl»la Borcnardt 111; 17 C, Plrozil Meets Newark chipped in with six. 147, Barney Jarus in th6 157, Jack Ol ' Svxonite as, Ramon* Knott UT, WH Hermanaon Wowiwajowiwajd USUS , SSMIMMI ; IIOIIIOTI T H UUSS, }«H Hasen Andy Bruks had ,15 and Jerry Silverton, _, Chim»re? USUS. DoDtt PattetKPattetKn Cala. lion 1 ». BenedleVBened a 1 1*H Wart ._ Grega, 12, for the winners. and Tony More Us, Sophie Amen. ui. Nina Lroa lit. R. Hoehn - Cagers Tonight Marlon Belonua 131 Fru_ c Ruaw I_K MajyHr a ' i»V Brlndlcy Red Bank Catholic earned a weight class. TJJlle Haiaa 123, Dot LovenUta 12S, a IMJT- WEST LONG BRANCH - The Hula New! 131, Helen O'Connor 12«. Teae split when its Jtyvees defeated VI Oeronl US, JPa. Plcoolle US, £et- L . „ C Snort .. Moomouth College vanity basket- the Lion reserves by a - B. Kullberi .... State Squirts in a basketball The Casey/freshmen scored a Eleuwr Kaavaa TS. It. Jemei 1 • a. Janla "— _____jl» ltf.Sl doubleheader with the JV game star, has paced the Loyola, New Orleans, •University tanhora Cati. Man 2 B. Brennan .... 30 167.3J 60-51 victory over the St. Mary's On Way Out Sayehor. Cath. Han 3 16 _. Bcnweleken « M7.15 at MS and varsity at 8:30. to two victories in its first three games, ^d, after having VHTTB) MOHDAOHDAS NIGHNIGHT IXAODB B. Ann'a 2 .. C. Townley — ^0 187.12 yearlings In * contest played in A. B . B . OO. BayHiore B. Heacerl — XI 1SS.» Newark State, which is 54 cur- Red Baal yesterday afternoon. *' tooth extracted on the day of the season opener, W IL Catiia L. Rleclteill . a 148.33 rently on the season, is sparked Honda Olaai Co. «0OlS B. DDIer 1SB.2S Sandy (TNeil paced the Casey As Colt Coach scored only four points in an 11-point loss to Louisiana' Mvaif Dairy ..... a. Moench ,.40 1M.» by M guard Fred Ball who isfroth pMth a 13-point perform- BanneM Movera r. Xudrlek 1M.2S averaging dose to 20 pofata per BALTIMORE (AP) - Sports State University. In ttie second game, the backcourt Baaaaa Pontlae 3. "" 1H.I ance, i Grand Plan Ploa J. game. Coach Bill Larusso has no editors of two Baltimore news- Ton Eat Cleanera Red Bank Catholic's next as- papers wrote yesterday they feel ace pumped in 15 markers and the club rolled to an seniors on his club which has J nt will be against Neptune Petntfia^mirBaie! _:.:_:«« 2JiJ ilni 201; tfell A. Rocklln never beaten Monmouth College Weeb Ewbank has taken his 85-63 romp over Spring Hill. Saturday night Kennedy, Baonetadt'* Tavern , 1* u opener of the Holiday ~ 1 Klrwan C«mpanr 1» 24 2M. a Hunt In varsity basketball, going back third strike and is out as a coach a business major, had his best scoring night of his two- _jieU X MM M' D. Stahl . jilee tournament at Asbury of the Colts. Jtxts Inn . 11% m F. Van Pelt to the W57 season. The Squires year vanity career. The junior star, leading Loyola too aerlea — Frank Domnllr 213, 21B, j. Raynor Park's Convention Kail Dec. 26. 17S-eM; Jot lterduttl 213. MB, "~ r. SlnklarU nave beaten the Alumni, Newark "It seems to me an era has J. Arendt _ against North Texas -State, tied the game up in the final S03. Rotten, Falrleigh Dickinson ended and a change in coaching 200 club — Ed Paauraak al, Oarler P. Mitchell aerefa 3 S 12 D'Eipoino ralllni 222, Pete HanheUI lib. Bernla of Madison, Peterson State, and Oil! 0 0 OO'Keefe is coming," wrote Paul Menton seconds of the tilt end added three points in the over- -rown 2OS, llm McKaj 2M. 203; Paul l»u b. Koeba — .ii W1.21 McCain 0 o o Mineral! III in the Evening Sun. Pembrtoke 200, El Van Horn 201, Bob 23V B. 31 161.12 Newark College of Engineering", jKti, a , 1 0 2SebIa»l«r I 2 I time period and the Wolf pack posted a 10-point victory. Sycamore) Lama 22V 8. BrovMO » 1(1.12 and have been beaten by Plats-«»™ 0 0 OPetralUl I ! "Colt president Carroll Rosen- Itutu Vor Canter Donohue 6,8 15Bucl.aUw m The 6-foot eager finished with 25 points. Loyola could Olobe Petroleum U Lopei burg State, Bloomfield. Jerjey MS-EOU. 0-0 OSaaeon bloom must now come to a deci- ATL. HIGH. S-HAN CU88I0 Sbrewrary Pharmacy _._iS 9S •eber 12 tXTXmi jump into national ratings should it, come up with • A. H. B. C. MaJeeUUoo AAmawmenwmenUU U SI Alexander City State, and Glassboro Sfate. " 0 0 0 Serins! 1 1 > sion on what to do with Ewbank," B. .... U0 aaaan — Nancyy Cttarellaa IIM. DoI tB. Doleon This game with Newark State S 3 t said John Steadman in the News- surprise victory over fourth-ranked Loyola of Chicago T«d'e Bar * drill SunS n UKUK, MarM y Kan.K / imim,, Mlari j. pat• Niimele 0 0 0 Pnraflla'a dolt Salei HHann y 111111 , FlFl o TrieTylrr is*US. Do Dott CCalanl - o., Madeira will be the final game until the Post. drleUi) 117, Manr Quito l»t J." '~Hul "l 24 lOSS 21U94 when the two clubs tangl* later in the season. Borbr * Uodeon Christmas vacation for the BlfUanda RaoreaUon - B. ntterer Red luk Catholic _1« 1> 11 H-» "We can only offer the person- P. llontainm _ Hawks. Daring the vacation the st Uary'i IP.*.) 12 » is is—es Chrlaiya Confectionery WOMEN'S OOMMDNIR CHJJBCH Offlclala-Zebro * KMlll. al opinion that we believe Rosen- Parlemen Plumbing R. RobtlWMt Wast Long Branch five will com- bloom will make a change." Uonmouth Lumber Srcamoro LanM J. DnewieeU pete In the NAIA Dlstrjct 31 Holi- Ituulatlon ft suing .._SCB.M O. Brunalla 7 This is the third time since Shore Area Girls Excel «0O aerlte — Jo.- e" MarcbeU" I »1, 1H, ahrewabunr Preibyterlan —as IS J. Fora . day Tournament, held at Mont- Xt, K»; Jim McKay 236. 1*4, i»3; Trtntty^RUCoptl i M 1J R. Kurta Roger Hornsby Ewbank came to Baltimore from B. Koea, clalr State College ,Dec. 27-29. 1U 00 1 Red Bank MaDudlat 2 V, Oeotnnara Monmouth will play, Jersey City Cleveland in 1954 that talk of his V. **&. ~~ 5 S * " «* *« D. Bloka leaving has been strong. The sec-In Figure Skating Meet B. awlnankl State College in /the opening Improving at. JamM l ..._— r. Gloria . round of the single elimination ond was after'last season and on- KEB BANS RECBEATION Red Bank Pnabrurlan O. Krebe CHICAG. O„ .(AP ) ,„- Roger. s ly after long suspense did Rosen- ASBURY PARK - Four young take Placid, N.Y., Skating Club, WEDNESDAY HIOR LEAODI Coofiecatlon Beta Slalom _» a. Tomllnaon tournament Dec/27, at 7 p.m. skaters from the host Garden and her partner, Dominick Mala- K. Ja&xr » B. Petit . Hornsby, 66, baseball's greatest bIoom announce Ewbank would Bellone HtuUf Aid ' Red Bank Matfeodlat t 1* E. Short . The Cothlcs, .coached by Oil'right-handed batter of all lime, State Skating Club captured tro- volta, Brooklyn Figure Skating Want Brotiera Red Bank Prtabyurtu 1 13 _ _D.. O'Brie. _ n stay Bojnton * Bojraton, inc. U0 Club — lay BotUnl 1S1. Ttnlma j. Zint . vet Gelrton, are 1-3 on the seaha- s made rapid improvement phies in the recent NorOv Allan- Club, were second in the silver B«l Banlc Tire Co Jonuoa 1*1. UI Bataa 1ST, Linda v. Fuccl rffte tgm tic Subsections! Figure Skating dance competition. Meeker IM, Pas Brophy IM, Jean Rot -L. Herman .. sort. However,' the Jersey City from a slight stroke suffered aft- V. Cergua men- have played some rough er a minor operation last week. with National Football League championships held at the Casino Nearly 100 skaters from •00 atrlea — IJ1 Ragen 1T1, 1S2, 1X1—T. Chevalier ,. r Sio; Toaltna Jonnaon 178, 135. v*\- T>. JonanaaQ competition in their three losses. Hornsby had m cataract extrac- championships in 1958 and 1959, Ic- e^^ Palace here. Middle Atlantic states competed Ewbank's stock went down with R. 8caw«lkert _. They were defeated by Moatclair tion from his left eye Dec. 10, The first three placers in each in the three-day event. The p C. Van Pelt Colt season, records of M, M MOLT NAMS SOOIETV LI State, currently unbeaten, Mor- in Wesley Memorial Hospital. of the 11 events qualified for the gram was sponsored by the Gar- Sonar Anerra .. MnU AN DIVISION MTODLETOWM "A" LBAOVB gan State/College, and Adelphl Friday he developed what was and 7-7. Eastern Championships to be den State Skating Club, ot AsburyKuftae Vlereclc Junti Cleary , 27 1T7.23 Star of the Sea __ Del-Air Bulldera , 17H UnlveraiW. and have defeated described a fftrillating heart and was aware of the fir-held at the Philadelphia Skating "Park and sanctioned by the U.S.Orover Sblno _ 1 St Roieof Umal Helnke'a Mean ... 2S Newark State, by 40 points. ing talk. Club, Ardmore, Pa., Jan. 11-13Figur. e Skating Association. Armond Crupl ... 1T7.13 St. Jerome l Matthew J. Gill .23 19 a clot which produced weakness Butoi Mart . I St. Ro»e 2 .. Peril Cola 22 Coach Gelston depends heavily Pain Schneider, a 14-year-old Bill Van DeTelde _ BL Denle a) of the left leg and left arm. "Right now I'm looking for- Bob Caddock TUB Mad Five 3lVi on Ms senior playmaker Joe Ven- Holy Spirit 2 John Danlel'e Men'e Shop , 21 3 His physician 'said Tuesday ward to next season," he said. "I Erberon girl, won (he senior la- Bennr Co»ta St Jamea 1 Marty'l SwedUh Hop 20H 214 lno, co-captains Bart Talamini, Al Ooone „_ ..... Holy Spirit 4 Uatawan-Keyport Ree. 20'' Hornsby's recovery has been did my best. They haven't said dies event. Pam, a former Rum- Tale's X-Rays Lou DeMalo MS.2J »• Antncny _ 51H f?? B. J, Marx'SnauranM ~-Zso" 22 -and Ernie Volt, and M center "rapid to he can now move his anything to me. As far as I'mson resident, also htjlds the Na- Joaepb Coty , - St Cattitrina . Harmony Wooda IT 25 Jack/ WcGough. Talamini, 6-5 tional ladles novice title which Joe Detmli _ Holy TrUlty 1 Top Hat Cleanera .17 55 affected arm and leg." It wasconcerned, I'm all right." Ted Wood Holy TrinitTrinity Ii. Lllv Tulip Cupa is 2« senior from Newark, has a deadly she won last February in Boston Prove Negative Pioyd Aibman Holy Spiritt 3 not indicated when Hornsby, who Rosenbloom would give no bint. alarlo Crupl .. 600 Serlee-Jo« Uensopans, Jr. TM. book shot and scored 32 points Gayle Delaney, Allenhiirst, and IM, 30S-C32. RUT Brawler 223, 204. managed the Chicago Cubs, St. "We'll go over the whole situa- MEW YORK (AP) — Y. A Ted Hurpny .. 200 Club — I. Saaul 2Mr J. entire: 1W—«5H Dick Helnke 535. 175. JJ6— her partner Paul Barber Jr. MUs Nicosia 223. J. Homlclt 223___, . _B.. Yuicnak 2U as. Charlie Hlncbbrin 100, 221, 202 against the Hawks last year at Louis Browns and Cincinnati tion in January, as we always . Tittle, the New York Giants Dou*; MoCrum ^ 207; a Stalnea 212, J. Barkalow 211, -tU. Lupe RuIOnl 244, HH, 1«S-&11. Convention Kail. Reds, may. be discharged from Summit, took first place in the quarteitack, escaped with a bad-Joe sc&arabba C. Roll 211, Z. DomaleeU 209, r. Me Don MacLauthlln 214. 1SS, 20S—eW. do, and make decisions then," he Walter Hewitt Nallr 207. to. lunda Xt. ». belNegro 200 Club — Mike Buoco 2M, Ton; If the Hawks can defeat Jersey the hospital. hedged. "bronze" dance. Gayle was the ]y braised back in Sunday's Oicar Newman _ 203, R. Tort »l. Palendrano 213, Cnarlea Stout 222, Tom City, whom they defeated twice Hornsby, who won the Nation- junior ladies runner-up in the game with Dallas and was given Berillof NATIONAL DIVISION Vausbn 21S. If Ewbank is released, he'll col- Ad Jy DNd W last season, the Monmouth menal League batting title seven Middle Atlanta last yyear . a,, gree,, | Mon^y for ththe ?• Jg" St. Dorotbea, ...-2S UNCBOPT lect $60,000 for not coaching for a,, |ight for „ St. Uo Tse art at 1 -.-... 21 Hill play the winner of the Mont- times,, and former Chicago White Jean Ann Linney, New Shrews- Dec. 30 championship game witwith sT i£?l ta St. Jerome 2 ,~. ...—2J BEOBEATTO.V WOUEN'S LEAQtTE clair State - Newark Rutgers Sox pitching star Ted Lyons, 62, two years. bury, and. her partner David 23 «t. Michael 2 33 W It the Green Bay Packers. Holy Spirit 1 19 Brltadoon _ ___.2« 1« game in the second round, held entered the same hospital the While writing they expect Ew- Kirsch, Westchester, N.Y., fin- "Tittle was at my office this St. Jerome 3 . -i,, IJnorott Inn M 18 isin Mount Carmel. «H Waeeemnn'a is 1.1 Dec 28. The flnaal round will be stme day for cataract removals. bank to be canned, both Menton ished third in the bronze dance morning," said Dr. Francis nJZ, -3S 1SS.1 Holmdel Buo .23 1» JO 1M.U Pr*nlt'« Barber Shop, (tin.) ..21 21 stayed on Dec 29. They arranged to have opposite and Steadman doubted It would competition. Sweeney, the Giants' club physi- St. Roee of Lima 2 ... Unoroft Gulf ..... « 20 22 Moe MorrU 33 1SS.J St. Roae 1 rooms. Lyons, also a former achieve more than a change in Judith Ann Dempsey, of Ho- cian. Oomodore Henton M 1M.7 St. Gabriel Keantb'K4irtWn Nat'l. B'k. -10 23 the face .of the coach, Lew Hendrlcka 33 1M.T «» Serlei — . major league manager, was re- boken, finished second to Ellen ''His back was sore, but I do " IM. iron, Eseo »!IZZ.1Tj« tt "It will satisfy the critics of Wellington, South Mountain Skat- Robert Gordon 33 IH.83 -eM. Lmorott Pharmacy ...as 54 L ported Tuesday as making nor- not think it is serious. I think he J7 1S3.1 200 K» gerlee — Dot Penny IM. 11% Ml IS Bob Van Brunt lBtllim J. Bamarr 203. in mal recovery and is expected to Ewbank, Introduce new styles of ing Club, of West Orange, in thewill be all right for the big game. is leave the hospital next week. play and coaching, new faces juvenile ladies event. IS He went up to the Stadium to get 20 and new interest," wrote Menton. The Misses Schneider, Delaney, some treatment," 30 "It is the latter, I think, not Dempsey ate all l'l Hardware „. .17 22 Aibie Pearson, outfielder with Linney and Dr. Sweeney said Jack Stroud, _.w«el A- Son 13 M the Los Angeles Angels, Is a Weeb's coaching which will bring members of the Garden State whose ribs were bruised in the , MO Owl — J. McKay 202, A. rru Y0U BUY Hieonl ML X. MacLaufhim 201, 210;telecaster for the Los Angeles to a close the third longest one- Skating Club. Dallas game, also reported he C. DtUone 21S. E. liaxon 223, D. Worth Lakers home basketball games city coaching reign in the Na- Margaret Anne Gerrity, West was stiff, but not seriously in- during the winter. tional Football League." Long Branch, competing for thejured. The X-rays of Tittle, Stroud and defensive back Dick Pesonen all were negative. Pesonen, suffering from a back BEFORE injury, still was in the hospital DM jwr know Oat Mewl you can arood- for rest. ULI VllL Aly ow aUSE • car yoa caDn be mn CAR ol-ai brand : Ralph Guglielmi, the Giants' •ew *«> Urk-endoaoct>tailt mi lac- second string quarterback, suf torjt backtd-for lass (baa 37< latt>modd fered a twisted knee Sunday. Dr. wadoatT Sweeney said he thought the ex- And think of the bidden costs that Notrt Dame star would be avail- sometimes show up after you've paid that able for the title game. "low" used car price! The ones that can Guglielmi, in addition to being pop up within a few thousand miles: A the only replacement for Tittle, valve or ring job. 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By NANCY ANDERSON range from curtains discarded beads. Many ot the dolls wear A Harbor City, Calif., woman by a Baptist Church to a roll of necklaces, flowers in their hair currently is making blankets for plastic a disgusted manufacturer or other ornaments. Indians. dumped In her front yard after "The other day," Mrs. Smith his furniture business collapsed, says, "I got some fur scraps, so "I caught my hand in a wash- Mrs. Smith makes slippers, baby I made stoles." ing machine ringer 15 years clothes, head rests, blankets Mrs. Smith makes an enormous ago," Mrs. Ralph Smith explains, (which are really more like investment of time (from 10 to "and I promised God if my hand quilts), and many other things. U hours a day) in her work bu got well, I'd use it every day of Most of the slippers are made very little of money. my life to do something for from heavy, serviceable ma- "People give me dolls for someone less fortunate than I." terial, but a few each year are Christmas and my birthday," shi As a result of the pledge, Mrs. made of bright taffeta and go to says, "because they know I need Smith has been forced to add a girls in a tuberculosis hospital. them to dress." roorrpto her house to accommo- Realizing that the spirit as well With the help of a friend who date the Christmas gifts she as the body may need healing, has a station wagon, she deliv stitches year round. Mrs. Smith also sends 25 beauti- ers almost all her gifts herself Her first project was to dress fully dressed dolls to mothers (2,000 is her goal for 1962). A dolls for children in the Sister at a TB hospital who can't missionary whom she's known Kenny polio clinic at El Monte, Christmas shop but who would more than 20 years picks up the Calif. like to send presents to their gifts for the Indians. "I kept the toy cupboard full," children. Poesn't Mrs. Smith get tired she says. "Then I began to make "The dolls," ..Mrs. Smith says, from so much sewing? things for old people at a county "are my luxury item. I never "Well," she says, "when you home." start dressing them until last." promise something, you like to Later, she added Indians and Mrs. Smith's husband, a mer- do it. God didn't promise me TB patients to her Christmas chant mariner, helps dress the anything. I promised Him. When gift list. dolls when he's at home. His I'm not working—like right now Using donated scraps that, main contribution is to string —I feel funny!"
REINDEER OVER THE ROOFTOPS gives way to subway under ground when New York Santa Clauses no to work. The bearded riders are sidewalk collectors for the Volunteers of America. i Dickens Believed in Redemption WARMLY CLAD for wintry caroling, this family group it decked out In style. Mother's fashionable'cape and hood is Sift Notes reversible, comes in red with contrasting plaid lining. Father and children wear Mighty Mac outerwear designed with Fdr a Stereo special features \o turn bock the icy wind. Father's coat is hooded, and his young son sports a tycoon collar made of a deep, rich pile. Christmas Stereo is big with Santa this year. And FM stereo components of- Take Good Yule Photos fer an ideal way to bring the hi-fi music-lover on your gift list into a new world of deep, wide, life-like sound. For those giving (or receiv- ing) hi-fi this Christmas, here are some important questions and answers about FM stereo from Harman-Kardon, Inc., a leading manufacturer of FM A TIME of redemption tor a! redemption than of sin. man who wrote 'A Christmas stereo, components. the evils of the year—this wa During the years following, "A Carol'." ' It was the most re- Charles Dickens' Christmas. Christmas: Carol", was reprinted quested of all his works. What Is FM stereo? FM ster- eo is an important new service Dickens knew the evils firsl countless times. On his lecture When he died, at the age ol to the music listener. It provides hand. As the second child in tours, especially through the 58, a little English boy cried: "Is stereo sound with a sense o closely knit nomadic Englisl United States, Dickens became Mr. Dickens dead? And will depth and direction . . . and with family of 10, he had gone to worl used to his reputation as "the Father Christmas die too?" a sense of breadth or separation before reaching his teens. Hi father, an habitually unluck . . to FM radio listeners. clerk, had been thrown into Debt- What components are neces- or's Prison. While Mrs. Dicken Portuguese Housewives sary to receive FM stereo? An operated a school in Camde FM stereo tuner and dual chan Town, tile young Charles workec nol stereo amplifier (or an all in a warehouse, tying and labe' Exchange Sweet Bread in-one FM stereo receiver) and LIGHT AS A FEATHER are theie giant interlocking building ing pots of blacking. His fathe two speakers. blocks. Th« largest velghi one and one-tenth ouncu; th* was finally released, but Charles Are special antennas neces- imallest, four-tentht of an ounce. If the wall» tome fumbling isf iliii A sary for FM stereo? Yes. In formal childhood ended when he down, there ore no hazards with thtse new plaitic foam went to work. He never re- difficult reception areas, more building matarlo.ll> urned to it. sensitive and directional anten- nas, both indoor and outdoor, Wanderings in search of mav be required. •• career led him to journalism. Oi FM stereo for Christmas will assignment, he wrote a series o: provide year-round listening de- Francis of Assist Built stories. These were so success CHRISTMAS MORNING PHOTO-Christmas is a busy holi- light for those who want that ful that he stopped reporting. His day bur you'll be glad in years to come that you took time "something-extra" in sound. to get out the camera. career as an author was launched. Second Important Creche Dickens became a social critic, bread, are the serving of numen Amateur photographers anxious to record the family's Christ- The Christmas creches In homes Some of his villains were amus- ous homemade liqueurs made was begun. St. Francis sang the mas on film can take a tip from the Hollywood professionals. and yards all over the country ng, misguided men, but thos from fruits and herbs which are service. . Well in advance of the holidays, write a rough shooting script this season are a tribute to the drawn from the days of his yout' collected during the year. The good saint accomplished so special moments won't go by unrecorded. Your master plan were drawn relentlessly. Th( good saint, Francis of Assisi. Codfish—which can be served more than he had set out to do. doesn't have to be too detailed. But if you make a note of forth- Debtor's Prison was the heighl His efforts ended a centuries- 100 different ways—is also used in Not only did the peasants accept coming events, and film them as they happen, you'll have a much f absurdity; those men who live old ban on Nativity scenes. • more complete record of the holidays^ traditional holiday dishes. the creche enthusiastically, but olely for financial gain were Of all traditional Christmas the gentry joined them as well. Take your camera with you to picture your littlest one's expres- completely evil. One of the most important holi- sion when he visits Santa in the town park; to record forever your day traditions, Mrs. Dutra says, trappings, the creche may have Creches became medieval daughter's starring role in the school play; to film the family in Dickens was the champion o! is attending Midnight Mass on had the hardest time of it. The status symbols. Kings tried to neighborhood caroling on Christmas Eve. the poor and the humane. Christmas Eve, then having a first creche was the stable in outdo each other for the most Christmas pictures don't have to be limited to the obvious—the Selieved in Christmas as their Hipper. which the Child was born. As glorious creche of 'the continent. Christianity began to flourish, holiday dinner, the gifts around the tree, the bulging stockings season. He fought against the The Bread Recipe Figures were added until during creches were often part of stage hanging from the mantel. juritan sects in England for th To make about eight loaves of the Renaissance there were so settings for religious plays. The Unposed action shots of members of the family absorbed in the ight uf Hie people to their Christ massa sovada sweet bread, Mrs, many characters that the stable church periodically outlawed any- many activities of the season tell a better story. mas. The poor, he said, har' the Dutra tells her recipe. The loaves itself could hardly be seen. St. thing connected with drama, so Snapshots can be planned to accompany thank-you notes to out- ight to joy to lift their burdens can be any size or shape, she Francis' wood and straw struc- the creche had to fight for sur- of-town relatives, if the photographer takes a picture of individual And the people had the right to explains. ture gave way to stables made members of the family opening their gifts. the season. vival. Five pounds of flour are sifted of gold. Camera experts say the ambitious amateur is prone to include When he wrote "A Christmas into a large pan. Add 10 eggs Sixteen years before St. Fran- Today there are two types of too much in a picture, so the resulting print fairly swims with ac- Carol," Dickens was a popular and 3 cups of sugar. Dissolve j cis constructed history's second creches. One emphasizes the tivity. The results will be far better if the photographer limits him- uthor but, like his father, he most famous creche, Pope Inno- self to an individual scene, shot at close range. Vfi cakes of yeast in 1 cup, of main actors in the Christmas lad no talent for managing warm water and add to flour and cent HI dispatched a letter scor- drama—Mary, Joseph and the And when the children are being photographed, be sure to keep money. The story was written ! tsS, _ ,.. egg mixture. To this, add 1 full ing liturgical dramas and, by in- Child. The other type, those who the camera low so it will be on the child's own level. ust before the Christmas season TRADITIONAL BREAD-Mrs. Ramiro Dulra, vho came to cup of dry powdered milk and ference, all dramatic props. St. came to worship. The popular- if 1843, when he was 31. Soon 1 teaspoon of salt. Francis was forced to seek spe- ity of both types continues! to ifterward, Dickens and his fam- America from Portugal, continues to make the traditional The dough will be very sticky. cial permission to construct a grow. ' - y left for Italy, where living Portuguese bread, "massa sovada," for her friends at Add 1 cup of margarine or butter small creche for his parishioners. Basic elements/of the creche ivas cheaper. , , Christmas. (or part each.) If dough is still He was unhappy at the staleness are those used by St. Francis A Christmas Carol" was the By VONNE ROBERTSON more than half of the living very sticky, add a life warm of religion among the simple at Greccio. Figures of the Fam- mbodiment of all his ideals of room," she says. water until it is plastic enough folk and he thought a creche ily can be added, then the wise 'omona Progress-Bulletin Writer Christmas. It marked the end of It Jis a custom to give beauti- to knead. might renew the vitality of their men and the shepherds. AH sorts If you were to visit a friend in be venomous young social cru- fully made Nativity scenes as faith. of worshipers can throng to the 'ortugal during the Christmas After kneading well, let rise in ider. Scrooge, certainly, was gifts, not just at Christmastime, scene, animals, carpenters, fish- iolidays, "massa sovada" and large pan until ft about doubles He opened his first creche to i inhumane man. But Dickens but throughout the year, she ex- erfolk and tradesmen. Finally, offee would probably be served. in volume. Then put into pans the people of Greccio on Christ- mderstood him. Scrooge had plains. and let ris another hour. pake angels can be suspended above, To carry on the tradition of her e mas Eve, 1223. The life-size iken a wrong turn somewhere The Portuguese feel that the at 350 degrees about 30 minutes. with the star of Bethlehem. ative land, attractive young Mrs. structure was simply a sketchy long the way. The three spirit's Christmas tree and Santa are too To retain its moisture for a long lamiro Dutra who now lives in stable with a manager, or trough, Christmas showed him the commercial, and they are rarely period of time, coat tht top of 'omona, Calif., has been busy and a live ox and ass. Most be- It adds up! More and more rrong turn and the results, both seen, she adds. , each loaf with corn syrup while lieve that Ihere were no figures. iresent and future. Scrooge woke aking the delicacy for her people uss The Register ads each Other Christmas customs in it is still warm. The syrup adds At that epochal Christmas cele- Christmas morning, a new riends in Pomona Valley. issue because results come fast- Portugal, in addition to the sweet a sniny crust to the loaves. bration, the tradition of caroling man-redeemed. Massa socada is a sweet bread er.—Advertisement. What made life Ihe marvel It 'hich is as traditional among the was. was the possibility of re- 'ortuguese as turkey at Thanks- COORDINATION IN SPACE-Wlth his left hand, a young demption. And the redemption jving is here. Give Something Special to Someone Special "astronaut1 revolves the solar system in this space-age toy, came most often at Christmas In a custom dating back cen- while his right hand controls thD course of a rocket attempt- time. Dickens believed this all uries, the housewives in Portugal ing to land on a planet. of his days, and after "A Christ- "change gifts' at Christmas. mas Carol," he wrote more of Usually they exchange loaves of Massa sovada is a sweet bread only with hard-cooked eggs on the top of loaves, is given as GAMES WITH A PURPOSE gifts at Easter. include Ihii device to build Due to its ingredients, the bread bigger and bigger muscles. will stay fresh a: least a week. This young do-it-yourselfer It is served with coffee or tea at breakfast, lunches or when guests worb out with a chest pull, drop in. part of a line of physical fit- Mrs, Dutra's husband is a pro- ness inventions scaled for fessor of chemistry at California children 6 to 16. State Polytechnic College. They both are from Ponla Delgada, Portugal. The couple have a daughter, Grace Helen, who was; 2 on Oct. 22. Other Customs In discussing other Christmas customs in Portugal, Mrs. Dutra describes the large and elabor- ate Nativity scene which is con- structed in each home. "Some nre so large they fill
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"Super-Right" Quality—Short Cut (First Cuts Priced Higher) OPEN MONDAY TIL 6 P.M. Regular Oven- c A&P itore* will dote at 6 p.m. Monday, December RIBS OF BEEF Ready 791it. Style Ib. 24th to that all employee! will be able to tnjoy 69 Christmas Ere at homi with their families. Super-Righf-FULLY COOKED-SMOKED Freth Fruits & Vegetables I Save 20< °* 3-Lb. Bags Whore »r Either Half Slink bu 6h e (OR MORE: Full Cut Nrtlii Fresh Broccoli •*-**•*' " 29 HAMS 59J 39: 49: C Hen's ame for edit bolidap cheer—esttt sw> ings oo AaFt boon attoffrgnand cofecs! Ea> "Saiir-Rfifct" anility Bitf layirM Holliat—Cuinid Oranges ^:^X 10 49 pfCoffte Mill thmr.,. em oa (be tele price! TOP'et BOTTOM 31b. S lb L lonelea - e*n $AU PCS MONDAY. ROUND ROAST 99f UNOXHAMS 2.89 6AM Yellow Bananas C 2 W Red Grapes Emp>ror 2li 29° 8 Healthful Vegetable Juices Refreshing Beverages/' e lot All Flavors—Plui"D»p«it . " \: ' '' Sweet Potatoes -i:::, 3" 25 0 IllirC VEGETABIE 14 fhid htmCrip V-O JUIVC COCKTAIL •Z.CM 35 Yukon Club 2^29' Pascal Celery Sl"9° Singer Ale, Club Sode-Plui Dap. A&P Brand—Our Finest Qualify Canada Dry • V$!£W White Onions Sm'"IFwBeilinjI b23c Ginger Ale, Club Soda—Plui Dap. KvAcIt llflftAa? California—Pitted IOoi'OC6 FRUIT COCKTAIL 2 Hoffman's 2'^53' IT vail aVai65 ptg. J9 Ginger Ale, Club Soda-Plui Dap. A&P Brond—Our Finest Qualify White Rock 2^53' R.dClieeiorMott'i CLING PEACHES 2149 Apple Cider Ocean Spray—Whole or Jellied 6repe Drink THREE PIES Welchade qr33< CHRISTMAS CRANBERRY SAUCE 2:39< Candy & Nut Treats! Werwitlt Brand ,as only J«ne Parker Big, Sweet and Tender b Assorted Chocolate ll ;2.98 makes them! C Chriilmai Hard Candy bag C Rita Crackers •»••"- PEAS GREEN GIANT 2 ' 39 Reg. Siie Large Sin Royal Lusters LV:29 C Sunshine Krispy Crackers A&P Brand—Our Finest Quality Aihar Brand—pig. of 4 H pp F mily A rtm 1 l4oz.4Qe pig. MINCE PIE 69 Burr y's Cookies ' » * "° " pig. *• Candy Canes Reg. Siie Urga Site Keebler Club Crackers S WEET POTATOES 2 U9 Eieal Brand PUMPKIN PIE 59C Entichid b e Salted Mixed Nuts Reg. Site Large Sin Pillsbury Flour All Purpota t'. ,59 Our Finest Quality A»P Brand—Virginia 1 Ib. 2.8 9Oe i bag C Batty CrecUr Vuij- Layer Cake Mix Dirt Chocol OK. pkg. Salted Peanuts APPLE PIE 59 B.tlyCiocl«r Rlpaaad In Shell Frosting Mix A&P PUMPKIN 2^27" bag Other Jane Parker Holiday Values! ChocoUU Fud j Diamond Walnuts Yuban Coffee All Grindi Fruit Stollen ™.w...s.v.io. 59* Dairy Center Buys.1 Frozen Food Favorites! Sugar Cookies TWIN PACK 1^39* Sacramento Tomato Juice Sharp Cheddar lb 2 A1IFU Old Faihionid N.Y. $)•>• 0reenBeans"p»->5 £ 89" : pkg 51« E L Royal Gelatin Desserts '«- q Christmas Pound Cake '"" -" 1.00 1 Kraft Party Snacks Sweet Peas ^^ 3;°; W £«• 'Large pies available beginning Friday] 2-&M quart IOM! Ri(. $1.00'—111/, 01. iltt—'Plus Ftdtral Exslii Tu «onr. Vegetables ™»* 5 Borden's Egg Nog A Mliad pkji. e SaranWrap qUirt A«P Brand Borders Fresh Milk 2 eonli. 53« BabyLimas JERGEN'S LOTION ^.i 79 Gold Seal Glass Wax can * eonli. ** Ott 100 Extra Maid »t»mjn with purehm tl Sat 100 Extra PlaU Mamai wilt lurohau al Bit « Extra Plaid Stanpi with purehatt ot IIIIM Deluxe—5h«ar—2 pr. box • *n II|I C.|>'n lohri'i-Qulck-Froien j |b. A ^ p AKimlnum Foil ' ' 25 Must have recent references and traps. and tlrei, excellent methanlpal oondl- Donation. Call Ufa. Shirley. PR AND LOST AND FOUND tion. WOO. 741-7W alter «. HOP, Ham. -8 p.m.' Swg WWTI BULL T«RRWIt — Kal«, thres 19M PLYMOUTH CONVERTIBLE — WOVEN to work fa laundry; Tuesday. 8AU8 ?ER«ON — tot rettU (tor* ROOM! tt.»ruiu, pt. Call LOST — Reward. Small iemtit beaale Radio, heater, automatic new top. Call Wednesday and Thursday experience exptptntMi only Eirellent opportunity AfPUANCES TO MAKE 'Rainbow" TV A Hirdw.r* 2»1St3» 814" high, mostly Ian with black and T47-OM4 after 8. not necessary. Donald's Laundry, 4 for rlzht person Applr In parson. (minis Asms lot) Bwd, Bed Hank white spou. Waa wearlnl name col- 13T-B Broaii BtrMt ltd Bank' Originally Cloie-Ou lar. CA 2-281S. Marlon Bt., Red Bank. BOYS BICYOLB - Hullellt condltlos. MOBILE HOMES WOMAN - Needed to itiff new tf * $42 LOST _ Vicinity Union Beach, i pu-tmest. Work Include! winding colli • Hi-Rirtr $139 Ctitfwood. LO frmsle (log, black with brown and and ajuembling jnml) flectrlcal part*. SITUATIONS WANTED, Female white coloring. Answera to name MOBILE HOMES Previous factory ' experience > as coll • 3-pe, Grttn StctiQnal $32? $110 nVt PAlUa haavr cotton damask "Rover". CO 4-8954. Used • 10* down , ...» winder, uiemb.er, or Mwlng mtcbinc WILL HELP WITH PARTIES, dlnasrs. lined M0TlVe ' Writs A. H., Box Sll, Red Bank. Bedroom Suit* 71" TOAST COLORED COL'OH-Uf Long Brmch AUTOS & TRUCKS. TTPlST — Competent - young lady _ w/6'6" HtaoWd . , Mistered brocade, .with two loam rub- ONE AMD TWO BEDROOM DUKUTX TOM'S FORD INC. . type huh volume of salea orders an< FINANCIAL har ouahlona. Itg; cocttalt Uble en- Apartments, all utlllUe eBt l 1»58 COUNTRY SQUIRE STATION other statistical data. Should be able StIT. ^ trlclty. »U0, fi. MM,, WE PAX CASH FOR USED CABS Knotty Pin* Dining Room $475 $175 WAGON — Fully equipped. In out- to use adding, machine and calculator. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES nrK ROOMB — Heal and water sup- standing condition. Power equipment, to Main St. LO 6-1500 Mitawan Mull be high school, gradual.. some (190 yds, from Matawab RR Station) (hutch buffet, droplxf ^ HAMMOND plied, 1115 a month. Call IB MOM be- new urea, Radio, beater, back-up (llebts. related experience preferred. Five da tween I and «,_ Bhiny red. SH 7-4062 alter 3 p.m. weak,.-8:30 a.m. to 4;45.p.m- Pka*e A REAl,1 OPPORTUNITY ORGAN STUDIO apply at WHEELOCK SIGNALS, ING. table, i cftairf) NBW1VT DBCOBATISb—i% room > fur. AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE - Llabll. BOATS AND ACCESSORIES 273 Brancliport-Ave.," Long Branch, Or AJBU1W PARK nlsbed apartment. UtllKlea 'UKluded. ity and physical, damage. n-90 can be WITH THE UARGEST •Walnut D»»1t & Chair $79 $28 USED OROANB Across from Tort Monmouth Hospital Insured. ROLSTON WATKRBURV. WRITER — Editorial or research es- , BARBECUE CHAIN Ul Main SL Ocean port. Realtor-lnauror, 16 W Front St.. Rec MARINE INSURANCE — Bsa ul-35 perlence, full time or part timi , IN THE WORLD TMO Tons Cabinet- 1™—*g«. •A.L.", Box Sll, Red Bank. Heavy Blonde Deilc $ 49 $24 Leslie Speaker . „_ 3N. Bunk. SH 7-6300 years experience. Call today. ROLSTON Hammond JCitra-Volee Or|U — 4SS. •PRINO VIEW OARDINS 1959 CHKVnoLET — Impala. Fully KTATERBURY, Realtor-lnauror, 1» W. EXPERIENCED WAITRESSES—Bio. Certuna prom statements show mat Philco Auto. Wather "Tr.dt./n" , $35 Conn ipiset Organ . - .- _ . . 4». W3 Spring St., Red Bank Front St.. Red Bank. 311 7-5300. point Inn, Hwy. 31 and Holrodel Rd., ou can net $18,000 or more per year See and compare this Una five room equipped. Call after 6 p.m. by properly operating * Wurlltser 1 In 1 organ MS. apartment. Two Mdrooma, -complete BH 1-157! ir ..j,,. BROADWATER. 70 n.p. Mer- Hazlet. • Odd Maple. $22 WurllUer Spinet Orf an . . -.... - g£f. cury, electric, built-in tank, all canvas, LITTLE PiaS OF AMERICA $ 59 Conn Iplnet Orcaa . . - PROWN'S , and water supplied. CA tim SH 1-S892 CALL SH 1470O D0MENIC0 PlUMERANO — Carpen- C0RN1HO WAM U>yrsl). Ktval 8 Broad SL IH 1-7KM Red Balk nmip ROoua NURNUHAU) % 1961 PONTKAC TEMPEST — Llghl ter,-contractor. AH kinds of carpenttr H. L YOH 66. Wars »% oil. rtrbtr War* »% »; Hart roll sees Red Bask Lumbar', nil* north at Red Bank. Recently re- DRUM — Ludlei* like new, blue deoonud. Call IH 1-U31, IM • t. blue, full accessories, four-door exce* work, alterations. , SH 1-S7S3. 123 B. 2nd St. Phllt «, Pi MERCHANDISE Omklt prissts. Una jsxldlr. Shop lull view displays or eiotio pre-flnlshe<5 with sparkle trim, seemie* am. SH lent condition- 11395. 03 1-1498. An Equal Opportunity Employer tonllbt until ». FWCIl DRUVXRV. «'<«• plTfimtT Ws have &e largaat FOR SALE ahowlnj ol pre-flolsBeil oljrwrx«Is In J«H • • ' • ' ' ATLANTIC HIQHLANDS — Fetu- Urge 1958 CHEVROLET Impala convertible. EMPLOYMENT PROWN'S full view «n Ihs Jeraat ikora. Let CHIPPENDALE aorA, US: .one pair room, ana bath, all newly decorated, Full power, V-8, new tires, atlclt sum. MEN: JOB 8000 CHRIBTUA8 TREES |1 BACK — ui show you bow Inaipenalvelr TOU ol adJiutaUe steel baneh tegs. 16; •eeond floor. CA 14HH, Best offer. Call CO 4-3720 after », HELP WANTED-FEMALE Charlie's Farm Market, corner Sum 31 Brou It. SH l-'5OO nn Bank can tratuform your laVortta roorr. brass chandelier, - Hi Lionel trains, THREE ROOMS, batb, all utllUlea. mlt Are. and Rt. 36, Btlford. Into a thlni ot beauly. In birth, wa plus equipment. less transformer, (19; Prtrale eotranw, $St. All OPPORTUNITIES ANTIQUES — Cotlagi coast, tip top nut, . tupelo, cherry, pecan, oak AUTOS & TRUCKS M1DDIJDT0WN woman want! nice, de- U103K8 - (It tip. MM (16 up. chairs, tables, old pitchers, .rare china, flas* fireplace screen, and' Irons, tool,, J42-0048 ] lust ooroe in and browse amojir wrought Iron, H5: OS electric range. pendable girl with own. transportation ANSWER THLB AD ONLY W YO addln : l oachlEes, typewriters manual ware, brlc-a-ltrac. OU Collier mail' nundrad line Wfiocts. ' Uaaontts Royal RED BANK — Unfurnished five room to baby alt for four children, (our ARE A HAftD W1L.UNG WORKER - And electric, .office equipment «tu. xlnes. Antique latnp 'shades, reproduc Coat ahd Bruce pra*(inlshed floors al tio; 8H IQ3M second floor (In private home> apart- HAVE A VERY days a week Including Saturday. BH 7- Our factory branch Is expanding. W< bargain prices. Nevr or used. AAC Uealf ttas In copper and bran.. Ruacn/ ao 6a. display. Why lelect trom smal KAOOEDi" ANN AND ANDY - Jl" ment. Adulu only. Rent H3S per month 2878 before S p.m. have openings In several department! Co. Rl. &. Oatnursl KB j3aM 25 E. Front St.. Baa BANK. , wood swatches wben you. can look al includes utilities, but not the gas. Avail- (One leading to a luperviiory position). our full scale displays. Ipsclallats In able now. ' ' AVON SELLJ3 ITSELF—Full or part These are permanent Jobi. No eiperi RECORDINO TAPES — 1800 It. Uylar CLOCKS JTOK BAI-S wall panellni and wood noorloii. "" »H J43W time. Several territories open for ence ntcesiary. 7" reels at ftSS per reel, three reels QIv« a arandfatlur's dock (or Christ BUILT RITE CARRIAGE, HO: Edison ALLAIRE-FARROW AOENCT women interested In having a, good 15. Acetate .reela SV3B each, three for mis. a «lft'Mat will last tor many maple erlb, B»i double stroller; no. lta Broad St. Red Bank steady Income. Experience unneces- 3.S3. DISCbUNT ELECTRONICS, » yeara la TOUT horns by Nuns; Cal RED BANK LUMBER SH 1-1490 sary. SH M343 or write: Uri. Marga- Birch Ave., Little Silver. evenlnia, fco> 4-1533.' . ' : ' H2-23OJ. SALARY $95 9 Wall St. ' -• ^ BH 1-5800 UNFURNIBHEO — THree-room View HAPPY ret Gulotta, P. O. Box UO, Red Bank. apartment in Atlantic Highlands, close TWO-PIECE MODERN national sota ANTIQUES SECRETARY — Experienwd, to work Call SH 1.4010 or OB 1-1370 betweti ISO: red plastic lounge chair, f25; BABT ORAND PIANO - White for to store, and transportation, |l». All SALE mica kitchen aet with an chain. Cs Cut glass, oil paintings, glassware, utmtlef. 2W-14M with Market Aetearcti Manager. Re- u s.m.1 p.m. or 34 p.m. Heat io»? Cellar combination wlndowi mosaic end table, HO: ajiri's coat wit) 787-5853. '..,-* china, old doUs. copper and braas quire excellent iklila in typing and (screen- and glasa complete) 32x14, leggings, also it, champagne orlonpni ware, lamps, oil coins, bric-a-brac THRM-ROOM - rumished apartment steno and a minimum of two yean 1.50; 32x18. JlM; 32x22. J5.30. never worn. Reasonable. SH M415. UOVINO SOUTH —Three piece wal- etc. Opes 'III 10 p.m. Heidrlckaon's avallible In haw apartment house in of related experience. Mutt be ablt to TECHNICIAN. — Junior, young IHL nut bedroom set. 'Very reasonable. HOLIDAY handle work of a confidential nature. to assist engineer in electrical tests. Variety am Shop, Hwy. 3*. Wen Long Branch on Bath Ave.. near Third Requires knowledge of electricity and .PROWN'S ejeenspurf. Ave. All utilities supplied Including; two Secretarial school jraduate preferred. CHRISTMAS GIFTS air conditioners. PR 4-M8& - Five day week, 8:30 a.m. to 4:45 p.m. ability to use measuring lDfltrumcnts, 32 Broad 8L BH 1-7W0 Red Bajik ICX BKATI8 — Man'a figure, alia 7, 0PPORTUNITT.SH0P ANTIQUES - such as volt meter, watt meter and excellent condition. LI J-4240, Call aflei BUY AN OK Please apply at WHEELOCK 8ISNALS, 1 •IAN0S - Save f200 or more oil 1IH BIG DISCOUNTS U.S. and foreign stamps, deep sea FURNISHED - Two-room apartmenC INC. 273 Branchport Ave., Lou* ohmmeter. TV and radio' repair ex «:3O p.m. chest, v small pine Jam cupboard, other perience helpful. Rood growth oppor trice, brand new. 88 note consolt pl- Electric shavirs. Hair dryers. Trsasls- •!1 n-w, ultra modern, air conditioned, Branch. unolr.'- 10-yea> guarantee. Come aee. HAMMOND ORQaN — Church model pine pieces: eterllni silver souvenler residential area, year round rental, ttg tunlty. Five day week, 8 a.m. to <:3( tor ndiou. Clock-radios. AM, VV ra- demiusse spoons,' rrean and sslt water monthly Includes utilities. 17 Collins itT p.m. Please apply WHEELOCK SIO lave. Rent, option to buy. Tenmr'i dios. Electric clockjVLVacuuin cleaners, with MR. M spsater. Call after i. USED CAR Hualc Store, 3Q6 Main St., Lakev.ood. CA M109. • fshltul equipment, rode, reels, etc, Keaniburg. 7H.1532. WANTED-AUTOMOTIVE NAL9, INC. zn Branchport Ave., Lon| Floor pollshtrs, WsICi grills, fjjieclal: lots of small Items for CWIMmes. Branch. BCRAP8 10-cup coffee msker PO.99, 'OBljr I10.M; Brlc-'A-Srac, china, cut, colored (nd THREE ROOMS — Upstairs. Conven'. ': • LUCITE PAINT lemly located. Apply n Wallace st SPECIALS SHORT ORDER COOK — Experienced. Foam Rubber and Polyfoam. ftOO baj. ''Rainbow!' TV A Hardware pattarsed, glasa. Brass, copper, Iron. after 7 p.m. or call SH I-S31I or BH 7. Shore Point Inn, Hwy. 35 and Holmdel Foamart, Hwy.35, Eatontown. LI 2-M77 The miracle or the ale. Dupont raatl wood, tin Items, Call us whin selling. 0728. Rd., Hazlit. . PKWaiTSRS ADHiNU macmnti (across Acme fall, Brpaa,/Bed; Banli luf a wonttrtul article. OMer some THI.MATTuSwi 111 Broadway, Key- now. gala pries H'l. rsfular 17. *5. port' CO «rlW; TOUR ROOM* — Hawly furnrshed,' 1959 Chevrolet PART-TIME — Three houra during th! Ah makea new or uwtL (Juaranteed TRAim IN. ioc» >1* rawnnfe wltn o. Low M P& Serptco's I'l Monmoi- down pisroenl. aia gtt a,Dm MM0; Call -....- riVE-PIEOE — Llvlns; room set. very uUlltlea, maid service, TV Included. day and all day Saturday, 'earns you MPXI to tneater SH 7 0481V or dining rooro Ml at saJ» rJrlees. Wil US month. Trader Winds Motel; lj3 Kingswood. Nine-pass. J67.5O per week. Call after 7 p.m. goM condition, reaeenable. Call Ocean Ave., Sea Bright- 841-1H7. wagon. Radio, heater, Wednesday only, MM3SS. 'ROAN — Hammond, full size with liam . UB nraltnr* Ul. rlwj U. PROWN'S reverberation and ptrcuulon. I^w. Ulldietown. IB 1J2O opso svsnr" Sl Broad ft Red Bans IH 1-7MC WUM RED BANK - FuraUhed. two rooms power steering, V-8 YOUNO MAN WITH CAR TO Install price. 08 1-0021. RADIATOR ENCLOSURES with salh. all utlllUsa Included, US ateel office partitions. Also may per- OO-KABT —' Rojai Nor,train Rocco month. SH 1-W30 or SH. 14*n. with Powerglide. form customer relations work. Call WE UUY AND BILL anjthing and with, acceasorles, 2 b.p. engine. Beat We make all Hus. Cover the ugly 747-93(5 evenings. everrtrtlnB- Olva tne Blthest prlcaa. offer. SH 7-4071. radiators. Free estimate,. Our Use oOff ATI>r«TIC HIOHLANDS-UnfumUhed, TV DISCOUNTS Call William Lelf Furr.ltnre, Inc.. Kwr Klrach la eompleto. Polks come fro—mi coxy, three rooms, nret-flon*. a1! '•• (. 1961 Corvair MANAGER Tor sporting; gooda depart' High trade-in. No money down. Pay 35, tllrMlatown BH 14311. Open ewe- UONEL TRAIN StTT - Two engine!, all over too county to (at "what they tlea. One or two person. Iti. Itl-no. WILL PAY A ment. Far personal Interview write fter Christmai. PorUbl«i, CONSOLES. nlnns till » p.m. nine can, much track, largiat trans- need," a complete Una, Monza, radio, heater, starting qualifications to "A. 3.", Bo: former, switches, bVtdge, tunnel, etc. LONO BRANCH — One 1U room. 1130 511 Red Bank. mncoa WE REPAIR M0 or best offu, before December M. PR OWN'S par month, one *% . room, Jiso per Powerglide. Easy eye glass "Rainbow" TV & Hardware l-ft2tl. . • ' mooth. Untumiehed. AU vtlfrtles and extras. BIGGER :&crosi Acme lot) Broad, Red Bank Aluminum storm window' OUUk In- Broad at,.., Bad Bank SB 1-7M0 Included. LI 1-0118. HELP WANTED-Mal* • Femali setts, aluminum window acreenl, Ve- AlTENBURG PIANO HOUSE LAROEIKOI'' HOT' WAT1R TANK - Coal REVERE - B U. M. Movie Camera netian blinds. Fist service- Dellverr, JUST DKCORATED-Nlctlr furnished anid faga*s aatoVs,' five ~tpna nut coat, three rooms, bath, shower, utilities, EDWARDS EUPL0VMJ1NT AGENCY and equipment complete. JCxcellent PROWN'S 33 Broad St. SH 1-TMO. Rant A Piano $12 p.r Month Reasonableissonsbl*. Call 2tt4>W PRICE Euctmve-8ales.0!Mce-l»mestlc -onditlon Bext olfer. Call 872-18M be- KNABK MAHONHAMUN tOHUgil. washer, parking facilities. Good loci. Smcerltr; and ability with tilth etntC tween 5 and 6 ip.nL :U)>.'i!lNO ByUlPMioWT—»>r rent oi paJuB-NBUON BVaJRam aTBCK AHTKsUBS — Boston rocker »«: pine tltm. Also one room efDeleney. BH 1- FQR YOUR (0 Broad at 8H 70877 Had Ban! sale free delivery Boutli Jatan lurfl '•aoltinao »»e « Man a, Attxiry fa toy box »; coffee table*!. China, I3S4. HOLLY — Well-berried, fresh cut. Lau- Slladyslde 7SeM. . . etc. Ill Main- S», Port Uonmouth. CIRCLE BOOKKEEPER AND CLERK — In- rel. Bl'Ch loga. Wreaths to order. Holly- Open c-ailf uu I «at till l«) TWO BSD ROOM OCEANFRONT quire Fowler's Hardware. brook Nursery, it "New Monmouth Rd., EXECUTIVE AND SICRETAR1AL «0" FB aVWIBi 1 SPECIAL ROUDAY VALUES-Three. ) APART1IENT ~ Scott Towers, Long CHEVROLET Sea Bright Mlddletown. OS 1-1667. metal desk. »30 to K0. Wooden darts' LATE sIODEIx—It' Philco relrlgera- piece rode maple firing room set JeV;; Brandt. Unfurnished sub-lease tor four S5 to $15. BH 1-3314.- tor. 1110., » lfma Place, pnlnr washer S35; mahogany ere- months. Irreaistably good deal. CaU Chevrolet Co. AMY YEAR WAITRESSES OR WAITERS wanted 12x14 O QAUGE LIONEL layout, en- - 'Oeaarnpatt - lenza buffet, »4«; fire-place kitchen set —1041 or SH 1-HW ?or appointment. for New Year's Eve. McOulre's Grove, re aetup like oew, 90' track, eight KUKHSON ihree-speed uble modi J1O.W: BL2 rug »17.M; mahogany din. ANY MODEL Mlddletown. SH 7-22J3. witches, four locmotivea, 17 cars plua phonograph. Mahogany caae, good tone CUSTOU-BUUrT HIGH FIDIUTY - ing room chain SU: three-piece bed- FURNISHED APARTMENT - Living 325 Maple Ave, Red Bank accessories, priced to sell. Call 842- excellent condition. Call BU-}I» arts \U-TU radio, phonograph, live spesli- room, bedroom, kitchen, bath. AU UU11- ACTIVE REAL J38TATE PERSON — 0726 from 6-fl p.m. J p.m. ' • • room set *4», etc. RUSClL'e » E. *ront ties. SM monthly. Adults. BH 1-HO4. Offering you a lpO square mile multipl* era, walwii egblast' 133ft. CO «-7rgq St. Red Bank. listing area,, to become a realtor, tfl KOLLV — Fresh out, cultivated FOUR ROOMS, bath, unfunlshed. Heat SH 1-3130 make a future in rftal estate, Insurance. HELP WANTED-MALE HELP WANTED-MALE water supplied. Also garage., Ul Wall CHRISTMAS TREE LI6HTS Packet! In polyethelene bats from our St.. Weil Long Branch. PAUL P. BOVA, INC. Hwy. 35. Middle- Lariest , selection oar ; seen. Tree 1.000 tree orchard- Also fresh ever- town. OS 1-2544. aiands1, , Usuaual jaleetrtcal Chrlatma greens In » Ib. sales. Wholessle. re- 'ASSISTANT DIRECTOR OF MANUFACTURING display decorations.1. Ornamints. al tail. Bernadotu Farm, Tlnton rails. W J-OJ1T. COMMERCIAL RENTALS PROJECT ENGINEERS ACCORDION — Italian made, 1M baas. uumtm HUUM sot itnL Csntar ol LUM new, case Included, tilt. iowa could r» used also lor otOca TUBE DEVELOPMENT TECHNICIANS PROWN'S 7174501 ipace. Approilmately 2.400 aq. It Writs Hiltf Ben 811. Hejd Bank. For New American-French Electron, Tube Plwt 3J Bload k. SH 1-7600 Red Ban: HOSPITAL. BID — Side bars, US or Warnecke Electron Tubes, Inc.. Is a newly-formed firm owned Jointly DISCOUNT ELECTRONICS — Par . bti\ offer, vegetable Jtilcer, never TWO-ROOM OFFICE — First floor, by Hallicrafters. Inc. U.8. maker 'or elsctronln devices., and Com- Chrlstrrias variety of Cttzen Banii bets, used, worth fSO sell for beat oner: SH front on Maple Ave., Red Bank. For antennas, Hi Ft, test equipment and 7-S0u», iH l-TOl avenlngs. further Information call BH 1-7535. pagn|e cenerale de Telegraphic Sans Fll (CSF). of France, world's electronic supplies. Visit yuur Xiectronlci largest 'producer of electron tubes. The Warnecke firm will manufac- North Pole at Discount Electronics, N TOYLAND JTORE FOR RENT - on White St. ture electron tubes for the U.S. market. A new plant. Il how In Birch Ave., Uttle Sliver. Red Bank. Cal. production In Des Plalnes. Illinois, a residential, community 14 miles Large islecllon at low price,. Stocking SB t.UM northwest of Chicago. TRAIN TADtX KH fillers. Open tvery night until s. Free OaTFICBS FOR BERT — Center These are original positions which offer uncommon "ground floor" - Site *'i«', 110.96. see It en display delivery. town. Hsu turnlahed. Can - (not Just a board but an e-mlrt table), SH 11109 opportunities with a company destined to be a leader In electron order nov SH 1-550(1. Red Sank Lum PROWN'S tube development and manufacture. ... ber. > Wall St., Bed Bank. B,0M BQ. FT. FACTORY SPACE for Assistant Director of Manufacturing 3) Broad St. SH 1-7J0O Red Bank renL Red Bank. Call Will be No. 2 man In charge of tube manufacturing. Must have DINETTE OR KJTCHIN set. Light OAi AND ELECTRIC — Welding home SH 7-UM wood. Wood grain' formica top. 30x12, study books. Aleo photograph study administrative and engineering experience In development and manu- 12" leaf. Call M2-M2» after < p.m. IIODITRN BUILDIN& — t.OOO square Gifts for the Family Gifts for the Home Holiday Tips facture of microwave tubes. Must have BSEE or B8ME. books. 0.1 and 2-3 mtcrometar, silver- (•ct Large wsraoousa and atoragt HEW FURNITURE TOR OUTB-Bolld tone three speed record changer, Ken- area, loadfos and receiving. Long term Project Engineers rock maple Boston rockers, magazine more automatic electric beater. BH 7- lease available. SH 14400. Will be responsible lor design, development and engineering aspects racks, amoklnaT fts.ndt. plant tubs, new S6U. -..-.- SAVE YOUR ENERGY 1960 FIAT — Four-door nation wagon. In any of the following areaa: kitchen sets, new upholstered living TWO-noou OFFICES — Fiiet floor, UNPAINTED FURNITURE White, radio, heater new tires, One room chairs, cabinets, congc-leum ruga. riRBPLACE WOOD — McQulre'a front on Maple An.; Red Bank. For YouMI Need It owner, excellent condition, M95. Levins • - —cathode ray tubes unpalnttd furniture. Etc. RUBCIL'B, 25 Uai..'.i. Route :: . Colts Neck.. (4M323. further Information call BH 11X11. 25ft OFF Webb Motor Corporation. LI-21O2O. —crossed-rteld tubes . Evening* 94M333. Toy and gift buying la easy n —travellnn-wave tubes B. Front St., Red Bank. 8T0RE WITH THREE ROOM APART- PnOWN'S. Carefully aelected, lav, 24 Hour service on Hallmark, Nor- 10' HEAT CASE and produce case. slENT — Excellent corner, good for priced, sensible merchandise, •>&•> KLARIN'S Must have minimum of 5 years in manufacturing or -developments' Heat grinder, allcer and block. Scale, cross, Ruitoraft Chrlstmai box cards engineering. Degree in SB, MX or Physics. SALE any retail bualnau. 7I7-J4M or 717. to select. Juet park in Boro Parking with name In printed. . t freeura'auid gondolas, Call MZ-3M3. Space In back of store. Glltfl, decora- 26 Monmouth St. SH 7-3838 Red Bank ALUMINUM COMBINATION DOORS after 8p.rn,. Tube Development Technicians ' . ?>a class Inserts, ons screen, weath- tions, toys, house ware gifts at Jow SHELDON CARD SHOP Must be familiar with one oi more of the follow4nc areas: prices. It'« easy to shop at CORNER CUPBOARD ANTIQUES, 1 ar'atxlpped, complete.. Read to bang. BLACK AMD DECKXA t%" portable copptr, brass anil imuaual riecorativi 63 Broad St.. SH 1-4232 Red Ban —hard glais-to-meta] sealing' Whips, sura to. buy. Call today. heavy duty aaw and M b.p. router. HOUSES FOR RENT Items. 795 River Rd., Pair Haven. —special purpose electron.gun aasembly Alee Duo-Fast • hammer tacker. Call PROWN'S 1S61 CHEl/ROMJT - Corvair Monza. —metal tube assembly techniques' M3-3H) after » p.m. , RUMSON - Unfurnished bungalow with Open Every Night Until 9 Two-door coupe, like new. Four-apeed —electron tube testing , , .. , • . $23,68 living room, kitchen, bedroom and bath, 82 Broad 61 Red Bank SH 1-7500 DISTINCTIVE Selection of Authentic tranimlsston, radio and heater. Twli hot water oil hesx 175 monthly. AduS Colonial Furniture. BUTTON * CO. Boro Rambler, Ited Bank. BH 7-0040. Replies will be held in strictest confidence. Send resume with salary Installation Optloci. Hwy 35, Mlddletown. OB 1.0515. MERCHANDISE WANTED °oupl« .only. JOHN L MINUOB. Rea> SAILRSHT~SUNFISTT~ requirements to William Boothe, Director of Administration. • PROWN"S tors, S4I-3B0O. OPPORTUNITY SHOP OLD FURNITURE — Antlgues, clllna, vlllk. aaiUCuTum OS* KINTAL*~ Ictem for ripfslnnlng snllors BroaJ 8t. Rsd BanK sk t-7M0 glaiaware, art otlecta and orlca,-brac. BOAT. SKI * SCOOTER CENTER MAPLI SCHOOL DESKS WITH rtrnlsned and daturnlstiM. iminss> ANTIQUES ImnedlaU cash for anything and every- us occupaoo Bamual Telchsr Agane] n White St. Red Bank 811 1-112 CHAIR* - W_per aet. COPPER KET- thing. RusciFs, JJ last Front SL, U.S. and foreign Btampa, cut glai- I.VWARNECKE TLE ANTlqUpS, Ml Monmoutli Rd Oceanport »va., oceuport Call or dial RED BANK BOOK STORE vasei. pine, cherry and mahogany fur- ELECTRON TUBES, INC. Oaknurst. !•&»> or dMm Gifts for Mom niture retinlihert or rough. Lots ol in win owttON mm • HI najmt, tune*. P1ANU8 WAMTI!I>-IUOHEST PR1CBH • Linden Place 911 1-111! •mall llemi for Crtrlatmai dolli. LAKOE WBBER UPRlaHT PI A NO- PAID CAiX a TBNaER. 3fM MAIN KEANSBURO — Unrurnlshed bungalow. Hooka flnil Cards For All Jewelry, silver, copper and braji. THE AD Equal Opportunity Employer BS; eirM piece.dining room set, 120. BT, LAKBWOOD. FO I-21W. Ilvlnj room, kitchen, bedroom, bath! MATTHEWS, 115 Broadway, Keypor Red Bank Catholic girl's urlfnrm, s'te oas heat. 175 monthly. Adult couple CIRCLE CHEVnOLKT~ca CO 4-1(10 It with blaser, W. BH 1-OISO, flAKRU) only. Call belora 0 a.m. or after i 129 Maple Avr. Iteil Bank, N. J SINGER SEWING CENTER U ORIENTAL KUUB p.m. 7S7-UM. BH 1-3130 Op.Ti Evening! 1960 TR-3 — Red, equipped. J1350 Ret! OHUJBall AND PktHgUM FAMILY ECONOMY~~CAR—11163 UK FOR HER PERFECT OIFT Bank Auto Imports. Red Bank. 811 FRI•DMAI N OAUJCRIK3 NAULT DaupMne. Equipped, «.*> M.PCi 69 Brood St., Red Bank SH 7-3B0C £££ I-H 13143 Evenings CA 114H2 NCY Delivered In Red Hank for $1495 nee allddletowi OWE HER AN ELBCTROLUX KOR 1962 CORVETTE — Radio, heater, low UBED TAPB RECORDER --' flood vV NUNZIES EQUIPMENT - undid, blankets ana FOUR BBDROOMS, two baths, garaaaT ELECTROLUX CORP. eestntlils for saddle borael. Call aft. basement, excellent residential, im- YANKO'S Vogua Beauty Salon r 4 p.m. SH 7-MI1. mediate occupancy. Bll 1-mu. •• IJttle Silver Stiopplni Center Adding Machine* — Typewriting' Bnud 81. Wit Hank. N. J Perionahzed contour hair shaping. attaint Palatial and Decorating ftOTOTILUR OR U8KD ORAVSLY THREEBBDROOM — Brick waurfront Men's, women's, children's wrar. 18 White St. SH T-06.S Red /fani, (reetor, eel) alter I p.m. aouje, Oceanport. «2» a monlh. UH I- ADDING MACHINES - Typewriters BEPTIC TANKS, dry welu serviced, TOM SLATS Fallitlnl and Decor 2231 Things for the home. solti rented, repaired. Serplco'a 101 leeching field Md«l. nackhoe work. atlnl. Oeneral Contracting, tally In- ,: PR 6-7J83 ICEBOATS - New and unrd All sl7.es Gifts in "Good Ja«te" Monmouth BI.., Red Bank. SH r C. H. Wilson. BR UMJ. .. - . eurcd. Twenty years experience, frrer 'ANTED - Small bale drum (danci ATLANTIC HIOHLANDB - Three bedT from J22O to ffiOO. BOAT, SKI HCOOT- A lolly food way to remember friend: estimates. BII l-Mn after • p.m. ind type). Call lot, mi l-iiM be rooms. Modem kllchen with washer, ER CENTER, 75 While Bt.. lied Bi " and relatives this Chriitmu ia wltf Antiques Wanted w,eeri 8-T p.m. . dryer^— — • •• — .» »l.j»— —^ •»••-.•M . Availabl~~ v KBI^^^AeV Januarf SB, k| 44 B*>*y jf 11.1 Ml 1121. Holiday Food a gift from our large teltcllon of do Fuel Oil - Heating PAINTING AND PAPBR.HANOINO- mettle and Imported llquon, whlnheyi, OltOldt Italia, guns. lewelry. cut (class, For a good clean lob, reasonable. UTTLB SILVER - Immediate] occu~. THE PEI1KECT CHRIBTMAS IlIfT wine*, and conllati. Barlon'i Contlnen. furniture. Civil War books. Appralsela FUIL OIL 4 HBATINO—Call »1 1- Call SH T-34M. Ed., Zlnscr. Dancy. Unfurnished Colonial with three tai L'hocoifttci help mtk« the aeason made Oilman 311 7-1141 OI10. Oil Delivery, Inc. usrflce It PETS t, UVISTOCK asdnuna, den or fourth bedroom, two MALKIKA'S PASTRY SHOP brighter too. Sales. 1 Herbert 61., Red Bank. Piano-Organ TnalBg fXJ"' "•••••"• P»"o. garage. Rent A YEAR'S SUBSCRIPTION airman Ctkrs and Pastrlei IMVIDSON'B WINE) * lilQUOR BHO Appllanc« Repairs PKT OK A parr? Register now lor per month. r Cflkpn For All Occailom JJroJid St. Red Ban! Home Improvtmonu PIANOB-O1MJANB training clisatl ilaj-tmg January t. RED DANK - Unfurnished live-room 22 Mon mouth 8t, HII 7-5770 Ited B APPLIANCE REPAIR and Installa- Tuned — Repaired - Refulatled Call Ol 0-7MI or CA f 2181. bungalow In immaculate condition, RED BANK REGISTER tion. Residential and commercial wlr' W0RK1N0 KAN'S oontraetor-Alttr- Haymond Bosvnirth SH 1-786J UKOlfirEnEl) UINlA'l'DIlt POODLES flood residential area near stare, and ESSKAY SMOKED HAMS Ing. Allen Electric. 811 7-0113. atlons additions, painting, ntaaonry. reason-ble. Eieellent reputation, CaU >ui, Rent 1129 per montb. Lease re- Local. National. Internntlonm Nrws and all thoas little lobs, Bvsnlngs LO PtomWng and Heating after jp.m. c* HIM. • • Sports, comics, Syndicated Columnist' ully cookti IIPBI; serve. Turkey Auctioneer ALLAIRE.FARIIOW AQEMOY snd Special Features. Uutterb&ii o frenh killed on order, «Tll»> MRVICJB. - frovsd doubts. H o COATS - An essential Auction . . '•• ' KBEOAN'8 '•„ • rsdstirad.' PaUmlno quarter horas ,tal Capon-i. Lan i Market 811 10176. Religious Gifts Appralsnl Service "anywhere." 2S8 24 .ilom dervtce. Alt naatina ' unit UAII. SUllSCUII'TION Norwooit Kv Denl P\rne KRll -nsurance ssi viced. ,SH 7-1W1, Ml MI7B r,HR»«,;BBDRQOM HOME with Itudyt 1-3481. ADIUTX • 8EIIVICB - Dependability DACHlHUNWIlof, iwillty. Chrlstmaa Vi bathe, good neighborhood. One Year lift Nine Months HIM WILSON'S HONEY WHplts. aired by, llerlcher-s Clianiplon SH M432 CROWN GIFTS when you Insure your HOliU. AUTO. Sidlnsj and Iniulatlon "Raven." Stud eervlce, BH 1-OMS ttter •II Months 10. Three Moritln il.oo 100* pure. meal. Free delivery wllhli Auto Body Repair other • lines ol Ineureno, Uttotlgh t. weekdays. MOVE IN TOR CimiBTMAS-Oorgeous 'Ive mile radliu fled Bank 2 lbs. If tflllcloui foods, All occasions cards. EXPERT PAINT1NQ ami fiwly re- AnMOTRONO AOBNCV, sll I.4HU. Insulation * Kldlnj (,'ofp Csrtllled four-bedroom: Unfurnished! home; tiso HOME DEI.IVEIIY Me PER WEEK llu 11.10. Sll 7-UI17. K Broul St. Bll 7-3291 Rid H>n pair. Moderate prices, ausrsnteed. JohnsMatiTllla contractor, PRn*n ADOBADORABUTLJ POOWJB" HcCirthy CHevrnlrl. Atlantla High- Palnlhig or Adam Uiumayer atlJBM; champion' blbodltna, slaht wseks old. GIVE THE QlIT THAT LA.1TH Phone MJ-3013 CALL SH I-0010 'For DIM tru« sjilrlt nf. Chrislmss lands, rtt-om QLflOH 00. INC.-RooUng, aiding* l^ir|« selection of lloiarlRB 'MISRSII, PAINTINO at It. lltieif. Interior air] anil aik for exterior, Realdentlsl and qommemlal insulation, installed aunt' guaranteed SPEClAt. UNTIL CIWISTUAS - Five Ulblrs Mcrlsls fll.lmi A pries Ic Auto and Truck Rental Mr 10 years, t/a. 0-U701 »H»4o. fallon, sUlnlels ,teel aHuarium ,vltii ONB KAMILY KIQlrr IU)bu' lIOUBjrT- CIRCULATION sstlsly ill. Ixtwest rates, W. Evans. »H I-M17. "'Iss quite nelihboihotxt In ned Bank. THE 8HR1NB 4VIS- -Ilent a new ce>r or truck. Ijcm TlL *i*werto| Sewvica r°.a*il"i. cS,"lrtL,h""ll"«' »•» month. Holiday Dining U While St. Rid Btn rates. Maple Ave., Ited Bank. SH 7- Painting and D«c«ratlng r. "A.M.," Boa H%, ne3 Benk. 0.10». Pit tmil. Dally 1 a.m.—10 p.m. nr secretary, No need IXJUIB 0AIWIAN -i Palntu, daeorator, 14 hour answerina Building Contractor paperhanger, n yi«rs experience, a WANTED To RENT PBTSR'a PIPING KOCK BOiTON TERMER. PUP-Nlne weoki, Gift* for Dad UIIILUBR - New homes, room ad- Chapln Are. »H 1-1701 after I pm. •Jt'eWiala, AKO I»flll»l»^ gall ni- Is fur people wllh distinctive tsstes In OBTT1NO MORITAND rioR« PRoT ditions, haaemant and attlo rooms, Vacwni Ctaanw K«(talf ltev altar D. '' - 1 Um\ suil drink. L. II. HILL - Painter, Coctraclor. roc* - For thtee-bedroom, rental 1211 K. Itlver Ilil. 843-0811 Rumion kitchens, garage, repairs and alter- No /Jb too large or loo small. Call 1 Gift* for Boys & Girl* •WtKTTROUfX PObDlilPUIWH - AKC reglettred" WU!;.£'' •"' "ntalfor fast aetlo" ttlona lituhert nis(|nraucli. Sll I-52UI tlack - mlrilntures,' reaMttshly ptlced 1HIP TO (MOKE HADIOa - Clirlsl >«*rr,H)W J. OILL AOENOY, T14 Ht Basil specials, new a/xl used. W) to 6 A. J. PICONS ~ Ceramic tits con- C HI. II. JONKB Painting and dec >M Prospect Air, Little •liter;'For Call Oil L03JI after 5 p.m. 'ssIuMVy eretl models THE RUMSON HOTEL tractor tor quality, price, mti prompt oratlnx. oenerai eontraetlnc. rully prompt home service or free checkup and ,tunday. 38, Mlclillelown. OB 1.32D0. B1LVJCR MUCK'S -- Oppo.lt. service, frse osilmate. Call Ml 3I» BAM MAIIINO, Marine Hullo Iterejitlmis. dlnnirs, parltel, rsterlns. lallroiid HI• Mon. utttfi Sllvir. Toyi Insured, free Ketlmates. 49 Monroe on your Blactroltur. tall PR tMNf or XXaUR BPAMIKL-llaJe, AKCriil? Mlnntlc Illililanils !»1 0171 (••II John Wilson, owner mlloOO • by Furnllun. Mil I-3J2*. or 1I1M7T. Ave,. Shrewsbury, N. 1. H1-KM1. •II MMtt . r-r , tererl, eight weelce old. 110. Call 7S7- (More Classified Adi \ O» The wxtamm warn mrm—- HEP BAJSK wsvsm Pec 19, i962-27(STgyi ROHBr By S4VNDERS and OVERCAMD *#&. 1 !...»•. -..
KURNISMD ROOM WWlir4«M«tm. DAILY CROSSWORD print* ntnjxt in sitting room. LS «.atup«i > IT. OetMMOI"1»S KliitM Brtrllw* Imulit U tt rater* m OR- tOTMS- MSHTSS esUlna; NIC* ROOMS — Soeelal jiil|r u W-SLJ* MIORT *A!^ SF MBVUTED ORDI- HP) Howl. tlmOttt, West KaaMtarg. WMor jm," ABorrso turn 6.Levwn DOWK }«rfand «firs rft readin I*—**g on -Beee&s'or Intmductlob 3 InK BWOLB ROOK* — Clean ud com- Bank, N. , ,u* M D^.'SbS U. Wi- 1. Thick g«o» fortable. ItMjowbl* ratee. Qntltnti > was flnall, Uosted ud ap- tt. Unit of XRofcmt prtlsrr, ., two or gauge, wmpletllr air ."** ?,"•«««' for Introduction lfc Approval HUonMl, fenced yard wltb large t readlna on December 3, 1M2 30. Back ' tn* triM, It. l*o'» Pariah, School bus, °.'.'SO^OT«" 5' "» Borough monkey IS. Inquire. *"1*- "• *• *Bi »n December Und" «.rtoeet proved? "" T umti "J1 *"• JO. Old Dill 741-7200 PETJBJl W. TM.XO (thosun) St 1 2 4 S i> t . • 9 o X -THINK THERE'S A PHUJP i. BOWBE* * co. Attest: "•»"• yr Baal Estate Since UM John Bryan, WIU7ANIMALIM Borough Clerk. riot (to) If IZ -THEH00S61 WAUTBK I. OVBBTON (2wdf.) AHUlate "*«• » . HI! 3&8MM If » •> WMU at Be* Bun 11-311 II.'AM Ton Opposite XnnlelKJ farting Lot j 1* * IT IS 38. Hooded 1* le> 31 % ^A ».Bro«d 32 It 24 if ae> gs?t^:s;pr T % ITfflyiau. CASEY'S AGENCY, INC. ti ' I * * * wrlt •'** axeeutlon In •xt 1* BROKER "•••»ove. staled action to ma di- St StrptrUtiT. Bulet, N. J. rected 1 shall eipose for sale at pub- dl to co r co ma lic -vendue, at the Court House to the JlPole t* OPEN M Sllndeataltaj to •a fJOOO DOWN, 1124 moolh Includes taxes srtklej Aod Insurance for this four-bedroom ^A ^A % ^A% By LEE FALK two-fcalb, Uo> Cafe Cod, with fire- t . V".,dt(""'>JlU' "«M- fUe and St. Mann V V tt «e> THE PHANTOM nlaee. Quiet street for children. ODIJ MerestMere , It any, la and to the follow' «» JIMSW. llust b. wen today! ROUTON SU.P.Ltr»» A A frATCRBURX Realtor, it W. Front Tna land and premises situate. lyV »—-*.cutm ]» »» 49 RACK) MESSAGE I FROM OR. WHAT'S 6OIH& ON HERE? St., Red 'Bade. 1H T.3W0. '"f. and being b the Township if THERE'S 60METHIH& 1 DON'T DOeSNT KNOW ABOUT/ Midiletown to the County of Mon 4LBa*tsw % -JUSTCAME J "KIRK. BUItDXR'S SACRIFICD — llein 8t, 4> IH. i^^ KNOW A8OUT-SOMnHINt5 OcMiporL Mew uuw-txdroom ranch, RESCUE COPTER. 1 DON'T tlKE/ Hi bathe, living room with fireplace, BEINO known u Lot No. S as laid NOT NEECCP.' Urn dining room, Eat-in kltcben, "H1. *» * certain m«p entitled "Bub- 4# •e> built-in oven u4 range. Oui|i. dlTWon Map of Lota of Locust Sautes, VYEU.' «U.IOO. 10% down. Call builder. 7(7 Inc., faction No. 1, Naveaink Locurt ^A me. J«« ltofcd, Uiddlttown Township, RUM8ON WlTURTROlfl- — Modem dateP d April 1* 19M made by Henry rencn wliu lar» scrsened sorci over- ' ^"eflu*. C. ».,.«Ued in the jjon- looking water. Twea bedrooms, beamed mouth County cUrk'a Office on No- celling* throughout. Private dock, re' vw*« % im cut «. niktSw dueetTto mtfii. BOUTON WA1XR- BEING tht ittnt premises ooQveretl BURT, Realtor, M W. Front It, Redto the ICortfttfori berate by Deed of Ira Lett* and Alma Lettt, hU wife, Bridge Column Ban*. 1H 7-JMO. dated August M, IMT and reoozdtd la APFEAUNO RANCH the Uoamouth County Cierk'a Office large living ran with ralaed heartti UfUi 11 1MTl a Died BookIT n The next time you and your fireplace, separate dining, modern elec- *? £ JL ' THE HANDS tric kttcnen, three bedroomf,, porcb, ?%« propertr lc located Weat side lawyer go into the drugstore to cello ud barDecue. Heated two-car at Red <5HWH Lant &oUl j^g ft buy a deck of cards, read the caraie. Fine location. Asking S23.KU. •outh of Locurt Point Road, Locust, North dealer WAUCER * WAULCR, Realtor* H«7 TDWWLW* «f lllddlcbnnt, New Jersey. fine print very carefully before It, SHrev/rturr. SH 1-S2U. 21-Hour The approximate amount or the Judg- North-Sotrth Tulflenble Service. oent to be Mtlined t>f M|£ •«]., i, you clow the deal. A good con- NORTH et Q « 4 111UDLXTOWN — Split leTel wlta lou tract should tay: "Party of first By ED DODD bedrooms on one level 114 bathe. IV VKQ9 MARK TRAIL recreation room. Nettled among old Dated November 3s, 1M2 part doean't have to signal if he trees on dead-end street Convenient JOSEPH A fHAFTO, Sheriff. «) Q f 10 7 3 to local and city buses. Asking UT.MO. Krowen, D'Amloo a Cnenln, doesn't want to." SNYDER REALTORS, Fir* Comers, Attys. • A * MUdletown, OS l-WM. Dec it. SS, Jan. *, • gM.JO Just a.short time ago I saw WEST EAST FAIR HAVEN — 10S RUga Rd. Four- 11-414 party of the first part com- et A J 10 7 5 etK»2 Bedroom Colonial, two bath* terrace, UDERUTF'S &IXB mit mayhem on a contract. If 9 15 3 9 6 2 fireplace, large lot beautifully land- snrr.miOR COITBT or HEW JERSEY scaped. Call owner, WHOM. CHANCEKY DIVUUON you're not a legal bfjagle, this 0 3 O A964 FAIR HAVtrt — Itme-bedroom Oolo- MOKMOIJTB COVHTT means that lie murdered the e»Qf42 4.J763 nlal, Irving room with fireplace, dining Deeket He. t 1M441 room, heated pore*, comer lot Con- ARROW lAVINOf. AND LOAN Ag-hand. All because he didn't read SOOTH venient la school sod shopping. Ask- 80CIAT10X, a New Jersey Corpora- • 63 Ing glT.MO. Call owner. 747 WH. tion. PUiotlU va: ROBSRT THORN- that fine print VAM074 TON SHORT, et al. Delendants OK »2 •EVEN BEDROOM WATKKVRONT By virtue of a writ of axeeutlon la West opened the ace of spades, H01OC — lAige room* throughout the above stated action to me direct- and East was the gent who didn't • K 10 5 Flrsplace. Dlntng foom. TV room, av> ed, I shall eipose for sale at public bstns. Family kllcbao. Dsep plot. Balk- know his rights. East thought he Mat* Bsaat Sac* West headed. Hot water beat, oil-Bred. Oood vendue, at lbs Court House In the 10 Past 1 ? 1 •> Borough of Freehold. County of Moo-Just had to signal with the nine Regional and Orade school. Flvs min- mouth. New Jersey, on Monday the 2V 2* 49 AH Pasa utes to Ultle Silver Station. LAW- 31»t dsy of December. 1M3, at i of spades to show he had the RENCE J. SCHILLING. REALTOR. M o'clock, P. If. Prevailing Time. Opeaiaf lad — * A Spring Strtet. Re aorta continuation' be should jwf have and kitchen. Hot air heat oil fired. 13* 44' east alon|'th» westerly side of in the front seat pulls his girl Cellar, cyclone fence. Aeltlng (11,000. Llncroft Road 35 feet to point or place played a'high spade. over and starts neddng with her? Thii Is an unusual bargain. Beoowlts of BEOINNINO. h. UyUm. *H 1-WOO. Premises commonly known aa I If East plays the deuce of I did the same thing, but my girl Church street a/k/a Lueroft Road, BUY MOW, BX BXADT FOB gPRDIQ Mlddletown, New Jeney. spades at the first trick dis- got so mad she won't date me JSMO. IAIT KIANSBURO, Two-bed- Being the same promise* conveyed couraging a continuation. West any more. Do you think I was all room buniilow. ' to Robert Thornton Short and Nell POGO By WALT KELLY Hi tat. MAT A WAN, two-bedroom Short bis wife, by deed of John V. will naturally switch to his that wrong? ranch, bretieway, garage, full bast- Fohl and wife dated Nor. 12, IMS ud meat Mixed neighborhood. recorded In Book JM8 of Deeds for singleton diamond. South will go Confused SMOOO. MIDDIJiTOWK, three-bedroom Monmouth County, page SIX down before he knows what custom rancB. fireplace, full basement: Including the following flxturee which '» Dear Confused: are deemed- part el tha realty and ahappening, since West will get at Your conduct was disgraceful. S(,0(»*MATAWAN, three-bedroom cus- portion of the security: "Oeneral least one diamond ruff. torn ranch. Full basement, recreation Elec." wait oven — 1200.00, IB aereens, Just because the guy in the front room, fireplace, lti baths, M acre. 10 storm assh. and T Venetian blinds. Sava your encouraging signals seat pulled his girl over and Call - for appointment CO 4-T01C The approximate amount of ttte Judg- tHORSWAT RBALTX CO., Hwy. 35,ment to be satloBed by said sale u for when you mean business.' started necking with her gave you Holmdel. (ofl Union Are.) the sum of tlJ.SOO.00 together with the costs of this sals. DAILY QUESTION absolutely no right to do the same Dated November 1. 1M2 thing. If you wanted to neck, you REAL ESTATE WANTED As dealer, you hold: Spades— , JOSEPH A- EHAFTO, Shirlfr. should have given first preference Jack M. Schnall, Atty. ( 3, Hearts-A J 10 7 4, Dia- , UBT TOUR HOME with a member or Dee. J, tt tf. * ¥*•* to the girl you were with. •Mt Red Bank Area Multiple Listing monds-K 8 2, Clubs-K 10 5. lenrlce. He will circulate a photograph and complete description of your home NOTICE . What do you say? M> n member offices, offer you bis MONMOUTH COUNT* COUBT Confidential, to Richard Nixon: I •uillfled opinion as to fair market LAW Division Answer: Pass. The hand is not believe the exact quotation goes: ralua; bold an open house for sales- DOCKXT MO. UVn quite worth an opening bid. Wait men to Impact the property; and give ClrU AcTJon "One picture is worth 1,000 your home preferred advertising. There ORDER TO 1H0W CAUUB for something better or for a ]« no extra cort Involved. JEvery mem- IN THE MATTER OF THE APPU- words." ber Is a Reeltor. You can put your CATION OF JOHN W. DIJBIC. elogle chance to bid the hand secondar- FOR THK GANdLsUrVTION OF A eonfldtnee tn a Realtor. Consult page CERTAIN MORTGAOS RECORDED ily. 1M of lie Yellow Page* la your tele Ut THE OFFICE OF THE CLERK ASSIGNED TO MCGUIRE By ALLEN SAVNDERS and KEN ERNST »hon« directory. . - ^_^^ OP MOKMOUTH COUNTY IN BOOK For Sheinwpld's 36-page book- MARY WORTH TOUR HOME WANTED - Why list 298 OF MORTGAGE* AT PAGE W» let, "A Pocket Guide to Bridge," KEYPORT — Staff Sgt Donald with us? We advertise extensively in P. Walling, son of Mrs. Ruth C. AFTER YOU'VE BECOME the newspapers, radio us publish a Tbti matter btlnr opened to the send 50c to Bridge Book, Red i mm cm. THE HWSWIR bars of the TWR, a national real estate Court by H. Allen Rotertf. ait *MMO-Bank Register, Box 3318, Grand Smith, 100 Third St., is being as FAMOUS AND 5UCCIMF(J1., IF ~ tXM HOW-ANO TELL KBTY referral service. We are "Home Trad- ciaU of (tie firm of RoUtt$, PHU- Ill TAKE THE KHOtAfUHIP. < YOU STILL WANT 10 MARRY HIM. era" • two ofllees, II full time sale* burjr A Carton, Attorneyi for tha Plain- Central Sta., N. Y. 17, N. Y. signed to McGuire AFB following WElt.,N0W:~TrtAT 5 aoe«m HAW HEWS! YOUR FATHER AND I WGHT—UH people. Call WALKER * WALKER, tiff, and it -appearing from the duly his graduation from the special MAMA!- AND GO TO HOLLYWOOD UIN6 VERT JErKIBlE, HEtl PRflSABLV WANT Realtors. Members Red Bank Area verified Complaint, which tiaa b*ea IF—IP TED DOESNT UKX . Multiple Listing Service, Shrewsbury, riled with the Court, that tHere U a It adds upl More and more training course for flight traffic TOnUHTABiajTORY eataioi for home seekers. We ara mem- Mortfage open of record In tha Office specialists at Tinker AFB, Okla. rr.Ht-MtcANLUMfrr! ABOUT y«JR GOOD 8H I.11U and Uiddletown. OS 1J1Mot. the Cleric of Jfonmouth County people lise The Register ads each which may be found in Book 2M ot FORTUNE.! Mortgages at pas* 488Ae, which Mort- ksue because results come fast- His wife is the former Diane 1—LEGAL NOTICE rift ni dated October 1. 1904 ander.—Advertisement. M. Wilson, 169 Beers St.. here. recorded on October 10, J*M made by William H. Dowd and Catherine M. Dowd, hi* wife, to Theodore Burdfe; NOTICE "F TAX BALK . AND IT APPXARINO that the names BOBOUOH OF SEA BH1OHT, N. J. of the penone who may have any "ASTRO-GUIDE" By Ceean Node* of sale of proper!? for sonpossibl. e Interact In said Mortgage or varment of taxes, assessinente and the proceeds of laid Mortgage and For Thursday, Dwember 20 other municipal liens In the Borough the debt i ecu red thereby are ai fol- of «es Bright. N. X lower Public Notlca Is hereby given that Carrie si. Johnson, her heirs; de I. Joan Axelaen, Collector ol taxing vlsee* and personal representatives and Present—For You and district of the Borough of Sea Bright, her*, their or any of their eucetstori 1 County of Monmoutn, New Jersey, In right, title and Interest; John ,N. Yours • • • This is not an es- pursuant to tfee authority ot the Johnson, Jr., his helm, devtiees and pecially important day—*t least Btatutts in such case made and propersona- l representatives and hi*, their vided, will sell at public auction on or any ot their successor* In rl, ' * nothing (oo exciting can be ex- the Mm day ol December, 1M2 altitle and Interest: Claire Burdge Jw.- pected. If you feel irritable. By GEORGE SIXTA Ihe otllce o( Collator, Borough Hall eonr her ftetri, devisees and personal 1 Sea Bright, N. J., at 3 p.m., threpresentativee s and bar, (heir or any " series of is thought to be the natural out CHANCERY DIVISION right title and interest, have no fur- MONMQUTH OOUNTV ther Intereit in the Mortgage and theheat*. dumber, all of which SSZSZ&SHS ' '. DoekM Nk F UT-U debt secured thereby; FIRST SAVINOS AND LOAN ASSO- IT IS on this Tth day of December, m«» dnetlr under the room* (tone to otter CIATION OF BAST PATER8ON, N.J. 1M2, ORDSRED that any one ot the „ , g a Corporation of the State of New Jer.persons herein above -iet forth and to be heated. aiy, nalntlff v»: MMI8 a. DE WISE named and Identified, show cause be- planets. and CATHERINE DE WISE, hie wife. fore the Monmouth County Court on Defendants the 18th day of January, 1M3 at 9:30 By virtue of a writ of eieemion In o'clock In the forenoon or a< won Tha Day Under Your Sign the above stated action to me direct- thereafter ae counsel can be heard ed, I shall eipose lor eale at publlo why a Judgment should not be entered AMES (lera Marti, ]l 'a April If) LIMA (Seat, llta Oct. 11) By CAL ALLEY vsndue, et the Court House In thedirecting the Cleric of Menmoultt Coun- TesoMe sear Way fa jwrr peraaaa! Ufa THE RYATT5 Borough of Freehold. County of Mon-ty to cancel o( reoord the Mortgage Trr to eMsstep a aelgkboraaxl «naa!*4» mouth, New Jeney, on Monday the which appears In Boole 2M of slort- If foei Igaare little eoorttsies. •Mil it bkrn m—la a ttv ilaja. list day ol December, 186J, at 3 ga»* at Pag* iSHJko In accordance! TAURUS f AaVti 20 re May 20) SCORPIO (Oct. II «a> Nev. 11) LOOK MISSyjALLTHE o'clock, P. 11. Prevailing Time. with the statutory proviloas In such DM't, derlste (ran routine pneoiwea. Z>«i limn* etkers are ewairr. eisei't DIFFERENT KINPS OF ' ALL that tract or parcel of land, cai«s made and provided. nie rr aot a (ood n\>U, Jl) CAPRICOKH (Dee. 111* Jan. 101 dated April U, 1069 and inert January ervlce of this Ortlftr to flhow Cause Yaw reereaaeMllfe* ~;'l aeeei near*/ It, 1MM In Ihe Monmoulh County >s mad* upon the Defendant, and «*ch as aearj eaw r>u (ace laeai sqwrel;. Clerk's Olllct In Case 41 Section IT. nd every onn of them, by adver* Being oornmonly known and desig- Islng this Order to Show Cause or IIO IMI1I. A.J.1I) AQUARIUS (Jan. Jl fat f»».-It) nated as No. 1 Clark Drive, Ilarlten totlce thereof In thv Red Bank Reg Laek after the sefetr el \Jn» earn, a» Kmwlooal UDteU ere awennulei Uea Twp. (HiUel), New Jersey. ~*ir^ a publlo newspaper circulating fM&t calUna, «• ara eateiase. Hflmucj te •veneiaa aegatlva assarts, The approximate amount o( the Judg- and about the County of Monmouth V1I4SO (Ae«.JlteSe»t.«) PISCES (Feb. 20 te Martfc 101 ment to be satlsflod by aald sale la for four (I) oonseoutlvft weeks, «nd tie sum of (11,100.00 together with the that IUCH publlcattong should be mf- Teail At flue In lie VMene deserlaseM aoata of this sale. flclent sertlce ot proceis upon said •ev. But ta awreat Jpst Ike seaae> Dated November I. lMl lafendante. JOBBP1I A. BIIAFTO, Sheriff. TH0UA1 J. »MITH, Vainuel ejleber, Atty. , • jr.ao. D.c. », II, 1>, k |N.M 'ec. 13, It, M, Jan. a - I103.M , Dec. !9, 1962 BED BANK BEOLSTER
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