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2Jf075 Oral SH I -0010 VtjL. 85, NO. 128 iKatt dulf, Hntu tknogti Friday. Iuoa4 Ctul faust PAGE ONE HU U W Bud art at AMTOOMJ MtUlng OCfieu: RED BANK, N. J., FRIDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1962 7c PER COPY Vandalism in Rumson JFK, Macmillan Near on LONDON (AP) - The British now under construction and the Cabinet formally approved to- cost of the changeover is not an day the plan President Ken- over-riding factor. nedy and Prime Minister Mao Nuclear Deterrent millan hammered out in the Ba- The impact of this British- hamas to give Britain the Polar- American meeting is Intended to is missile instead of the Skybolt go far beyond the substitution of to keep the British nuclear deter- Polaris for Skybolt in the British rent alive. arsenal. Machinery is being, set Informed sources said the in motion which can permit Cabinet gave its unqualified sup- Britain and France to. have a port at an 85-minute session after form of independent nuclear de- Macmillan conferred with his terrent — an increasingly sens!- ministers by transatlantic tele- (See MISSILES, Page 2) phone.

NASSAU, Bahamas, (AP) - President Kennedy and Prime Finance Minister Harold Macmillan were on the verge' today of a historic agreement to end the trans- (HIM FUN — Rumton police impact.a home at 93 Weit River RA which was found atlantic missile conflict and pro- Company in, thit-jcondition yesterday morning. The tad state of affairs also greeted Mr. and ject broad outlines of a new long-range Allied defense strate- Mn. Paul Bogotka of Jersey City who took title to the dwelling Saturday and moved gy- Robbed there yesterday.. Damage incurred by vandals with cans of spray paint has been esti- The clouds of controversy which ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS-TWO mated at between $2,000 and $3,000.. Surveying the damage are Police Chief hovered over, the British-Ameri- can summit meeting were break- men wearing blue knitteJ stock- William H. Zerr, top right, with Patrolman Walter Pomphrey, and at the front cf ing up, and officials said the re- ing caps over their faces held up the house, bottom, Patrolman Pomphrey. ; • • . . • • sults should open a new era in Bell Finance Co., Re. 3d, yester- North Atlantic nuclear defense. It day and got away with $300 in was heralded in some quarters as cash and one check. a means of easing the difficulties According to police, the holdup with President Charles de Gaulle men, armed with a .38 caliber of France and bringing the West- pistol and a carbine, walked In- em Big Three eventually .under to the finance office about 1:35 a single nuclear deterrent um- p.m. and announced: brella. •This is a stickup. Don't touch anything or say anything." Would Take Time One of the armed robbers Officials conceded, however, went directly to the cash drawer, that all this would take time. police said. "We are looking six or seven T~j three office employees— years ahead," a British spokes- Richard Nolan, 106 Tent Dr. SANTA'S OFFERING — Santa Claus (Kiwanian Joseph Holiday) it shown on a visit man said Thursday night after the Spring Lake Heights; Miss Mar- two Atlantic Pact leaders con- garet Mertz, 52 Second St., High- to the pediatric section of Rivorview Hospital where he gave presents to Ann cluded a second long day of ham- lands, and Miss Margaret Durien, Merley, 12, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Marley, Red Bank, and Douglas.Borden, mering out the enormously com- 7 Columbia Way, East Keans- 3, ton of Mr. and Mrs. John Borden, Lincroft. . . plex problems they face. burg, were herded into the back Macmillan sent his Conserva- room.* tive .government in London a de- Police said the bandits shut the tailed report on the plan to equip door, placed a chair under the Britain with Polaris missiles as knob, and fled. substitutes for the thousand-mile, According to police, Mr. Nolan Garden Apartments Plan bomber-bora Skybolts whose de- was .able' to force open a door velopment the United States has which led from the room Into an decided to abandon. empty office next door.. • Polaris Agreement Police said Mr. Nolan *et off Is Presented in Little Silver The Polaris' agreement Is ex- the burglar alarm and then freed pected to be announced In the LITTLE SILVER — A proposal plans the construction on an II fects of high tides on a proposed the women. for construction of garden apart- lot tract which lies In the B-l package sewer plant. Gotmntmique at the end of the Chief Sterling Sweeney, inves- conference late today. ments is pending here for the sec-commercial zone. Several exist- Rental Plan tigating officer, said that ap- ond time in the history of this ing structures would have to 'be Mr. Lippoff replied' that rental The United States abandoned parently nobody saw the holdup borough., ; razed. would b.e by one,- tyro" and three- the Skybolt program because of men enter or leave the building. five /test failures, new concepts' Presently:the borough does not The meeting was attended by year' leases and added that he Police described one, of the have apartments or zoning pro- did not anticipate occupancy by and its'- high cost. MacmlUan's men as six feet, two inches in five residents of the area who, government desperately sought visions for them. white not warm to the proposal, transients or armed forces per- Police Press Investig^ioh height, wearing a blue sweat The Toning Board of Adjust- sonnel. an alternative since it banked on shirt with a hood and light col- decided to seek further Informa- RUMSON—Police are working around the cost of the, damage at near $3,000.• • •; the missile to carry British nu- ored trousers, and the; other as ment last night heard the appli tion before voicing objections. He described the construction clear warheads and keep Britain cation for a use variance of the as two-story, all brick veneer. clock on a case of vandalism which shocked ' Clemence Adeskavitz of Shrewsbury, the five feet, 10 or 11 inches in height, Mr. and Mrs. H. Denman the residents of the West River Rd. section builder, tentatively set the cost of die damage a member of the nuclear weapon wearing a brown jacket. Both Larrabee Land Corp., a local The sewer plant plans were of this borough. ' at closer to $2,000 but said the" figure would, dub. Polaris presented an an- wore gloves, police said. concern seeking permission to mith of 10S Oceanport Ave. described by Peter A. Farrell of A tome at 93 West River'Rd., between be much higher if the stone work must be re- swer. According to a company build what was described as ex- questioned the methods of con Yeomans Brothers Co., New Bellevue and Buena Vista Ave., was defaced placed! • . British sources said Polaris can spokesman, the finance office ecutive, terraced apartments at struction and rental and the ef- (See PLAN, Page 2) with red, blade and white paint on'three of its The spoiled walls will require three coats be mounted on British submarines insured, "but not federally." the southern end of the borough. •ides on the eve of its occupancy by the dew of paint, he said, and the delicate stone would Principal of Firm owners. present a problem. ' Speaking for the organization DISCOVERED BY NEIGHBOR NO SUSPECTS were Milton Abramoff, of the Red The act was discovered by a neighbor at In beginning the task of preparing esti- Police Chief Warns Bank law firm of Abramoff and National, World T:20a.m. • ( mates of the damage. Mr. Adeskavitz ob- Apy, and Leslie Lipoff, who de- Vandals had marred the grey shingle sid- served that the vandals had not broken or scribed himself as a principal of ing, ths' stone front, shutters) windows and stolen any property nor entered the house. the firm. News in Brief steps, with patterns and words apparently He added that;a window had been, left Merchants on Traps Mr. Lipoff told the board he applied with paint from spray cans. open and that, the culprits sprayed paint HIGHLANDS - Police Chief and twice, again this year, wished to construct 64 apartment From the Wires of The Associated Mr; and Mrs. Paul Bogotka of Jersey City around and on it; getting some paint inside Howard Motiahan yesterday is- around Thanksgiving. units, four of them with two bed- took'possession of the house Saturday. They the house. - . ..-' • sued a warning to all merchants Mr. Cohen said the trap was rooms and 60 with one bedroom UN MAN TO CONGO moved there yesterday' afternoon. '.. : . . Police Chief: William H. Zerr said last in town against setting booby of an explosive nature and would near Parker's'. Creek between UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. - Robert K. A. Gardiner, the Mr. Bogotka had been at the new house night that no suspects have yet been appre- traps to ward off burglars. have torn a person's arms ofl. Oceanport. Ave. and the New UN chief in the Congo, headed back there today to direct the until 8:30 p.m. Wednesday with workmen who - hended. ,• : . . . : . The warning came on the heels Mrs. Cohen said the trap York and Long Branch Railroad next "phase of the drive to end the 29-month-old secession of were installing carpets. He assigned Lt. James Shea and Patrol- of the disclosure that such a trap scared her. She told The Regis- tracks. Preliminary plans showed Katanga Province. " DAMAGE ESTIMATED man Walther PompHrey to the case yesterday had been rigged in Cohen's Mar- ter that she finally prevailed up- the apartments situated in two Gardiner, a Ghanaian, followed an eight-man U. S, Mili- The Borus Agency of Fair Haven, which and Patrolman Robert Zerr continued the in- L-shaped structures on Tinton tary Mission headed by Lt. Gen. Louis VV. Truman. negotiated the sale of the house, estimated the vestigation last night. ,-..••- ket, 242 Bay Ave., for nearly a on her husband to dismantle it year until the device was dis- "so no innocent persons would PI. and Fairview Ave., an un Truman's group left Andrews Air Force Base in Maryland mantled last month. get hurt." improved street/ late yesterday for Leopoldville. A controversy between Mayor She said the trap was jigged Mr. Abramoff said the firm license Fees Cornelius J.' Guiney, Jr., and at the time of the first burglary STORE SALES DIP Police Officials Ask Fire Chief Theodore Chodnicki this year. Thanksgiving night, NEW YORK - Department store sales In New York City over the Bay.Ave. fire last week but had been taken down when Interchange last week—the first week of the newspaper strike—were down Ruled Out brought the booby trap informa- the second one occurred, a few one per cent from last year, the Federal Reserve Bank re- Pinball Machine Ban tion into the open. nights later. Tract Price ported today. For Roof ers Mr. Chodnicki was quoted as She reported that the burglars, . Sales in the metropolitan- area as a whole were up 5 per MIDDLETOWN — Police offi- yesterday that such legislation saying that local officials knew allegedly three teenagers whom cent. elals have gone on record favor- would be looked into by the pub- TRENTON (AP) - The/state's about the trap in a building near police apprehended a week later, Is Settled The Federal Reserve Bank, which issued the percentage 1 Ing legislation which would ban lic safety committee. He said second highest: court ruled yes- the fire scene and failed to noli- apparently walked around figure for the week ended Dec. 15, based its figure on retail fy the fire department, and that WOODBRIDGE-The New Jer- dollar amounts. pinball Machines from the town- he did not know whether legis- terday that New Jersey law does trap when they broke Into ship, lation banning all such machines firemen could have been serious- place Thanksgiving.; sey Highway Authority yesterday "A substantial gain in the suburban area helped to push could be enacted. not give.municipalities the pow-ly injured if they had run into Borough officials have denied agreed to buy i% acres of Holm sales In the New York-Northeastern New Jersey area five per Police Chief Ear! N. Hover said er to make roofing contractors del property at; the Red Hill Rd cent ahead Af last year's level," the bank reported. machines that pay off in the form Draw Teenagers It if there had been a fire there. any knowledge of the trap! pay license, fees to do business Rigged For A Year Police, Chief, Monahan yester- Interchange for $17,500 from Pe- "Sales in New York City were one per cent below last of money and free games have Mr. Moody said that places of ter Peletika. within their borders. Yesterday, the owners of day declined comment about the year. The newspaper strike In the city, which started on been banned from the township. business throughout the township James Casey, real estate su- Dec. 8, continued through the report week." Several years ago, the depart- that have the machines tend to Cohen's Market, Mr. and Mrs. specific case "pending comple- The court struck down an at- Jacob Cohen, said they had such tion of my investigation" but Is- pervisor, said the acquisition was ment, in a community-wide draw teenagers, and that some tempt by. the borough of Bel- a negotiated settlement. crackdown, confiscated many become trouble spots. a trap rigged for about a year, sued a general warning against UN SESSION ENDS mar to rnake the General Roof until recently. booby traps. The new interchange, which is UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. - The General Assembly closed such machines. Mr. Moody said the public ing Co. of, UO8'/4 Corlies Ave., situated on the Holmdel-Middle- safety committee would be asked The market was broken into He "Dinted out that policemen, the door just after midnight on a session overshadowed by the Chief _ Hoyer said that ma- Neptune Township, pay a J25-a and burglarized twice last year, (See WARNS, Page 2) town boundary line, opened yes- threat of nuclear war over Cuba and an undeclared war be- chines, even though they do not to look into such legislation after year license fee. ^ terday at 3 p.m. Simultaneously, tween India and Red China. pjy off, offer an inducement to the first of the year and report The Telegraph Hill Park access back with its findings and reconv The township said its license U. S. Ambassador Adlal E. Stevenson and Soviet Chief persons, primarily teenagers, to roads at Hdlmdel closed. Delegate Valerian A. ZOrln called news conferences today to mendations later in the year. ordinance Was valid under Five motorists had used the gamble. • ; state law which allows licensing deliver post-mortems on the session where offstage action often Favors Ban Health Unit Opposes southbound exit at the new facil- stole the spotlight from the debate. of "lumber and coal yards, stores ity one half hour after it opened. "The township would be better for the tale of meats, groceries off without them,1' he said. Winter Due and - provisions, dry • goods and Mr. Casey said negotiations NEWSPAPER STRIKE Detective Lt. Joseph McCarthy merchandise, and goods and Plan for Subdivision were continuing for the acquisi- NEW YORK r- A federal mediator—expressing open an- chattels of every kind, and all tion titles to three other proper- noyance at both sides in this city's 14-day newspaper strike— recently told a gathering of the Tomorrow FAIR HAVEN - The Board Schwenker's Pond traverse ties used In the construction of Lions Club here that he favored other kinds of business conducted (See LATE NEWS, Page 3) the banning of all pinball ma- Winter will make Its official in the municipality other tha of Health has recommended the the properties owned by Allen the interchange. The owners are appearance' here at J:15 a.m. Mayor and Council disapprove Bros., here. Mrs. Anns M. Harmyk, William chines. • herein mentioned , . ." H. Potter, Jr. both of Middletowr Earl Moody, mayor-elect, raid tomorrow, and will bring' rain a proposed subdivision affecting The Planning Board granted or snow along with It, accord- The township said the phras property on Park Rd. the subdivisions Nov. 28, but »nd Seymour Muschel, Holmdel. Today's Index Christmas Trees! Ing to VVIIUam D, Martin, Long "all other kinds of business" cov The. construction of hornet placed a number of restrictions Final payment was made to the 15,000. Your choice $1. Wreaths, Branch Weather Bureau fore- ered, the roofjng firm, ' "will possibly constitute - a on tho builder. jerben Contracting Co., Inc., for Page , . . *•«• cuter. ..'''.' . >*, ' .. leslth problem within the bor- Borough Council earlier this he painting of 14 bridges In Wai' Adam and Eve .Ill roping, Hului'«,_"F"St,( Belmar. But .the, Appellate Division sail Raplh De Toledano , « —Adv. .. .'... , ,.. .. , , . Mr, Martin ia|d skies will be nigh," the board resolved. :. month referred the planners' "ownship and New Shrewsbury. AHen^Scott 7 cloudy tomorrow, with rain or the phrase applies only to busl Editorials ( nesses similar to those mentlDnr The applicant, John W. Post, action to the health unit, which The authority approved a five Amusements 18-20 Herblock t Antkjaei for ChrlitmM snow; Highest,temperature will tumson builder, seeks to sub- acted on it Wednesday. Councl ear contract with Howard John Births 2 Copper Kettle Antiques, 251 Mon-be In ;•'•••• tlons., Streami which flow Into streams, i total about $260,000 innually. Crossword Puule 1, I Women'a News 11-11 .\ 2~Friday, Dec 2L, 1%2 fi£D BANK REGISTER. Weather Oceanport Three Killed f Plans New Jersey: Ctoady tai «oldj Plan todty with tome Utjbt sow de- (ta) veloping over southern sections, Jayeees Elect York, iMovfactu/eri of MM*}'Greeted By Artist spreading northward tonight, con- treatment equipment 1 Birttu OCEANPORT - A group of 28; The plant if planted for a lot tinuing Saturday but becoming MRS. JOSEPH ' J, young men took the next-to-the- Truck Crash across Fairview Ave. from the] Commission mixed with or ast step toward becoming a Jay- 1 BELFORD - Mn.sGlorlt M. • RIVERVIEW OKEECHOBEE, Fla. (AP) - apartments, between Fairvietw FREEHOLD-The Shade .Tree' changing tc ?ee chapter with the election of Kress, 31, of 171 ParHf Ave.', died Backed Red Bank rain in coasta collision between a passenger md the railroad tracks. He said Commission of Monmouth Coun- wmanent officers last night. last night in RfvervUw Jfcwpital Mr. and Mrs. Wilmont Forrest, and southern t would be a 12,000-gallon acti- ty has expressed elation at plans William Lawson, acting chair- ain and a truck wrecked the after a short Ulne»s.| . ''-,, Hansen PI., Middietown, daugh- sections. High vated sludge system with a 90 to announced by nine municipalities man throughout the formativr rain and demolished the truck, ter, yesterday. today from the lling three persons and crowd- •5 per cent biochemical oxidatior for beautlfication programs slong Born in Brooklyn, N. Y.,/sh» ;tages of the organization's de- demand factor and leaving about By Court Mr. and Mrs. Richard Grinne- teens in the ig this little community's hos- county roads. was the daughter if the latt •elopment, was elected presi- wald, 14 Navarumsunk Rd., Rum- northwest cor per cent in harmless solids] ""The work," it said, "encom- Thomas and Sadie Brennan Bono- dent. Named vice presidents tel with injured. WASHINGTON (AP) - The son, daughter, yesteiday. ner to the low The Seaboard Air Line Rail vhich would be drained, into passes tree removal, trimming ra. She had lived here most of 'ere George Meyer and Ernest ; ; U. S. Tax Court has confirmed Mr. and Mrs. Donald Boice, 10 30s in the south Parker's Creek. / and planting, plus ornamental her life. . » •".; "•,,)' .', Hoffman, and Douglas Wyckoff road's Mlami-to-New York "Sil- what most budding artists al- Majestic Ave., Middietown, east. Low to Alert Applicants shrub plantings. The county's role vas elected to remain in his post er Star," traveling 70 to Mrs. Krtsi was a member of ready know—It's hard to make daughter, yesterday. night in the Mr. Farrell said the effluent in each instance was to gram •>! secretary. up.h., and a tractor-trailer load- St. Mary's Catholic Church, New ends meet when you first set up Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Necolian teens inland to id with oranges met just before would require chlorinatlon before funds for approved work while Monmouth. Also elected were Ralph Mar- being dumped Into the creek and shop. Knollwood St., Hazlet, son, yes-' the 20s along the coast and high p.m., Thursday a mile northwest the local commissions directed ra, treasurer; and Alfred DeSan- emarked that sludge would be] Surviving are her husband, "Many artists have to struggle erday. Saturday in the 20s in the north- ' Okeechobee. the-work tad shared the eoju." •is and Michael Palumbo, direc- removed from the premises by Joseph J. Kres»;two daughters, in their early years," the court FITKIN west to the 30s in the southeast Bud Sparkman of Okeechobee The municipalities are Red Neptune tors. ruck every four or six months. Miss Maureen fid Miss Sheila said in a case involving income MARINE said, "I was waiting at the cross- Bank, Middietown, Atlantic High- Kress, both at home; a brother, Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Bedore, The Jaycees will be officially He also described the plant as] lands, Allentown, Colts Neck tax deductions claimed by Mrs. Block Island to Cape May: ig in my Jeep. The tractor- Douglas Bonora of Porttupeck; a Tennent Rd., Morganville, son, recognized on Charter Night being flush to the ground, ex- Township, r'Fannlngdale, Free- Anna Maria de Grazia of Prince- Small craft warnings displayed Taller was coming toward me and step-brother, George Morris of yesterday. which has been scheduled for cept for a blower housing, sur- hold, Neptune City and Rumson. ton, N. J. . . . 15 to 20 knots northeast Jan. 26 at the Hi Henry Inn, towed as if it was going to stop, Matawan; and four sisters, Mrs. The Internal Revenue Service Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Tracey, winds with some higher gusts hit it didn't. It just kept right rounded by a fence, and probab- In Oceanport, the commission Long Branch. The national char- ly planted with shrubs. Board Edna Dudonis of Brooklyn, Mrs. claimed Mrs. de Grazia and her RD 3, Farmingdale, son, yes- this morning becoming easterly >n creeping across. said, plans are being made 'for ter, already executed and in the Chairman Robert L. Balnton Theresa Brent of Atlantic High- husband, Sebastian, owed addi- terday. this afternoon and east to south- "The diesel was blowing its the landscaping of the ap- hands of the Long Branch Jay- alerted the applicants to the dan lands, Mrs. Helene Obergfell of tional income taxes for 1957. It PATTERSON ARMY east Saturday. Cloudy today with orn. It hit the cab. It was proaches to the new Gooseneck cees, will be presented at a ban- gers of high tides to which Mr. Hoboken, and Mrs. Dosina Boons Fort Monmouth some snow flurries offshore and Bridge, under plans supplied by disallowed the deductions Mrs. quet-dinner dance by Gerome orrible mess." Farrell replied that the facility of Avoka, Pa, M. Sgt. (ret.) and Mrs. Joseph some light snow off the South the New Jersey State Highway de Grazia had claimed In con- Burke, state Jaycee president, Both locomotives and seven of could be surrounded by a wal" Funeral services will be tomor- nection with her work as an art- . Black, 24 Bryant Dr., Jack- Jersey coast. Cloudy with light he train's 11 cars jumped the Landscape Division. ! After Charter Night, the group high enough to keep out high row at 9:30 a.m. from the Pfle- son Township, son, Wednesday snow tonight and snow or rain rails. The engines toppled over Now working wfth t!» commls-| ist. will meet the third Thursday of water. ger Funeral Home to St. Mary's IRS contended Mrs. de Grazia Saturday.-Vlsibilty over 5 miles and the derailed coaches — some slon is Fredric (Bud) Gray, each month. Mr. Lawson said John L. Patterson of 101 Ocean' Church where • High Requiem painted merely for pleasure and except lower In precipitation. Jieered off their wheels — came Manalapan, a specialist in orna- the club membership promises port Ave. expressed Mi concern; Maw will be offered hy Rev. was not entitled to a deduction Tides running 1 to 2 feet above rest at tipsy angles. A large mental horticulture and plant High Holiday to expand to 33 by next month over the maintenance of thej Robert T. Bulman, pastor. Burial for business expenses. It noted normal tonight and Saturday. portion of track was torn up. pathology. He Is working for Mi and that more young men, be- grounds and the number of will be in St. Joseph's Cemetery, she had no receipts from paint master's degree at Rutgers Uni- tween the ages of 21 and 35 are The lead locomotive, In which school children who might reside Keyport. ing in 1957. Death Toll TIDES versity. being sought and are invited to wo trainmen died, blazed for two in the apartments despite their' (Sandy Hook) The court, however, disagreed attend meetings. rours. Firemen kept the diesel size, and Victor Costello, an ex- with the IRS reasoning. Today — High 3:27 p.m., and lil-fed flames from spreading. JOHN G. JOHNSON Is Predicted In other business last night, the cavating contractor and owner of It said the evidence showed low 9:59 p.m. KEYPORT — John G, 'Johnson Jaycees selected their first two, The dead were identified as property on Fairview Ave., said Highlands that Mrs. de Grazia intended to CHICAGO (AP)-For millions Saturday — High 4:12 a.m. 8, died yesterday In his home, and most important, committee .0. Slaughter, 50. the train's his heavy equipment might be a' sell her paintings (or profit and of Americans, the Christmas hoi and 4:25 p.m. and low 10:29 The second birthday of Con-I 57 East Front St. heads. Robert Waldele will serve laggagemaster, of Wildwood source of annoyance to the apart- is entitled to a deduction for iday begins today with the wind- a.m. and 10:43 p.m. stance (Candy) Bunting, daugh-] Born in Hoboken, he was the as chairman of the community William Bell, 50, of Tampa, its ment dwellers. business expenses. up of office and factory chores, Sunday — High 5:02 a.m. and ter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward J, son of the late Kittle and Anna 'development committee, and reman; and O.B. Jones, 38, of dies Tax Ratable Christmas is next Tuesday and 5:17 p.m., low 11:17 a.m. and iaines City, driver of the truck. Bunting, Jr., Rogers St., wu Marie Klttlesen Johnson. H» had "It is well recognized that prof George Lockwood will head the Dr. Robert C. Nelson of 107' the pattern for a majority 11:25 p.m. Seventeen persons, most of recently celebrated at a party lived here 22 years. its may not be immediately forth- ways and means committee. Oceanport Ave. concurred with workers was a four-day holiday (For Red Bank and Rumson them train passengers bound in her home. Guests were bei Mr. Johnson was • veteran ot coming in the creative art the other speakers' opinion that including the weekend and Mon bridge add two hours; Sea north for Christmas, were admit- brother, Edward, 3d, and he; World War I. field," the court said in its de- more information would be cision. "Examples are legion of day when little commercial ac Branch, deduct 10 minutes; Long ted to the 35-bed Okeechobee gen parents, Mrs. Gertrude Fahrer, Surviving are three* brothers, tivity is expected, and ending a1 needed before taking a stand on paternal great-grandmother, Mr. the increase in value of a paint Branch, deduct 15 minutes; High- Okay Grant •ral hospital. ' Charles H. Johnson and William the closa of Christmas day. the proposal. and Mrs. Edward J. Bunting, er's works after he receives pub- lands bridge, add 40 minutes.) Five others were checked over Johnson, both of this place, and 5 In answer to questions from Sr., paternal grandparents, all lic acclaim. Many artists have The long weekend is expected CHICAGO (AI ) - The winter Martin Johnson of Jersey dry; ' treated for minor Injuries the board, Mr. Lipoff said the of Highlands; Mr. and Mrs. Wil- to struggle in their early years to include holiday trips for count- season starts tomorrow but For Station and a sister, Mrs. Nellie Mc- less families bent on joining re- loctors' offices. apartments would represent a liam Boeckel, maternal grand- "This does not mean thai was very wintry-llke weather to- Donald of Union City. unions, and thereby, the Nation Among the train's passengers tax ratable of roughly $12,000 to parents, and Miss Janice Boeck- •erious artists do not intend to day in much of the northeastern Funeral services will be held at Safety Council says, hangs Parking Lot 'ere a dozen Miami Military $13,000 per year. He estimated" el, Port Monmouth; Mr. and Mrs. profit from their activities. Ii half, of the nation with snow and tomorrow at 1 p.m. In the Bedle unusual traffic accident peril. WASHINGTON (AP)-Approv- •cademy cadets heading home the total cost of the project ai Philip Lanzone, BeHord; Mr. and only means that their lot is a dlf sub-zero cold. tor Christmas. Several fellow pas- Funeral Home, here, with/Rev. With heavy highway travel, al of a $170,790 federal grant for between $500,000 and $600,000 and Mrs. George Pavens, Leonardo, ficult one." The last day of autumn was engers said they wouldn't havi Harry Pine, pastor of the Cal- unfavorable winter driving con- a 300-car parking lot and a rail- said the one-bedroom apartment: and Howard Conklln of Atlantic The court fixed the allowable wet, dreary and chilly In many seen able to. get out of the wreck vary Methodist Church officiat- ditions In many areas, and thou road passenger station at New, would rent for about $120 pei Highlands. deduction for 1957 at $3,525 com- areas. There was snow, sleet, without help from the lads, aged ing. Burial will be in Shorelud sands ot relaxed and inept driv Brunswick, N. J., was announced month. , pared with Mrs. de Grazia's rain, fog and much cloudiness. 12 to 17. Memorial Gardens. ers on the roads, the counci yesterday by Sen. Harrison A, Mr. Lipoff said a minimum o: claimed expenses of $5,769. The official start of the three- Ambulances and fire apparatus Mrs, Peter Diamond was re- said, traffic fatalities are likel; Williams Jr., D-N. Y. 64 parking spaces would be pro- month winter season Is 3:15 a.m. rushed from Sebring, Fort Pierce cently elected president of thi to run between (50 and 750. tomorrow. The project is the first of five vided and that construction of Water Witch Social Club; Mrs recommended by a new Tri-1 md Vero Beach, all about 40 garages remain a possibility. Trains Pelayed The estimate covers a 102-hour Fairly heavy snow fell across Charles Miller, vice president; State Transportation Committee miles distant, to the community Although,the plant are present- NEWARK (AP)-About 10,000 period from 6 p.m. tonight un- much of Kansas and southern Ne- Mrs. Wllltam Feste, secretary, Seeks Board to win approval of the Housing >f 7,000 on Lake Okeechobee's ly a long way from the detailed til midnight Tuesday. The coun- braska eastward through Mis- and Mrs. Wade Davis, re-elected local and long-distance Pennsyl- and Home Finance Agency. jorth shore in south centra' planning stage, he said It was vania Railroad passengers were cil also estimated that between souri, southern parts of Illinois, Florida. Okeechobee is about 100 treasurer. The Christmas party 27,000 and 33,000 persons will suf- Williams said it will help de- his intention to have the dwell- will be held tomorrow at Pete's delayed up to an hour yesterday Re-election Indiana and Ohio and through miles north of Miami. ing units face the parking area fer disabling injuries during thi West Virginia and the mountains termine whether more people Tavern, A covered dish sapper when overhead wires, damaged M1DDLET0WN - Donald D. period. will ride commuter trains if ade and to locate living rooms at the will be -served. the pantographs on three trains. Johnson, a member of the board of Virginia. Lighter amounts fell' rear, facing Parker's Creek. in northern Midwest areas. quate free parking and rail facil The pantograph carries elec- of Education for 15 years, has itiej are provided. Each unit would have a sliding tricity from overhead wires to announced that he will seek re- Some early morning tempera- Milk Group The Christmas party of the The parking lot and the New glass deer leading to a terrace locomotives. election again in Febrauary. Missiles tures and conditions: New York overlooking the water, he added.[Veterans of Foreign Wan post 11 partly cloudy, Chicago 25J Jersey Ave. 1.5 miles west of the and its Ladies' Auxiliary was A railroad spokesman old the Mr. Johnson was first elected (Continued) Joins League The Zoning Board agreed to cloudy, Boston 4 clear, Washing- station at New Brunswick. Com- recently field In the post home. pantographs of the three Jralns to the board in 1948. tive Issue in Europe — while still adjourn the hearing to its next ton 29 cloudy, Atlanta 53 cloudy, muter trains or the railroad's TRENTON (AP) - The United The roast beef dinner was ca- —two from South Ambdy and Warren De Brown, who was coordinating nuclear defensi regular meeting, Jan. 17. In the Miami 64 clear, Louisville 33' mainline will stop at both sta- Milk Producers Co-operative of tered by Ivins Matthews. Edward one from New Brunswick-oc- appointed to the board this yea strategy with that of the Unitei interim, It will decide whether to! rain, Detroit 16 cloudy, St. Louis tions. lew Jersey has affiliated itself A. Kwlk and Mrs. John L. De- curred between Rahway and th» to replace William H. Hyers, said States behind a single big shield, continue the discussion on the 30 cloudy, Minneapolis 22 cloudy, The project will be operated ;ith the Dairymen's League Co- drlck were.In charge. tunnel tinder the Hudson River. he has not decided whether he The Kennedy administration in granting of a use variance or re- Kansas City 31 snow, Denver 24 for one year on a trial basis. operative Association of New will run. sists that eventually strictly na- fer the matter to the Planning clear, Dallas 45 cloudy, Phoenix Williams said it will be made •ork, it was announced yester- Michael J. Monahan, Jr., High IN MEHOBUM Mr. De Brown was elected tc tional nuclear deterrent force: Board for a decision on site plan 50 clear, Seattle 40 cloudy, San permanent if it proves success- lay. In Whif tnwmrf of oat mouiitf. Itri. a three-year term in 1959 bu must disappear from the Western approval. . land]: Aye., is • medical patien Htsuh Huilty who 4tp4rt*4> lit* Francisco 48 fog, Los Angeles 54; ful. The United .Milk Producers, Dxamtxr 1*. KH w4 our Olliu, was defeated in—a bid for re- alliance and be merged into a sin- In Rivervlew hospital. fog, Anchorage 31 cloudy, Hono- The information we wil founded in 1933, Is composed of Emitt r. Hurier.. Sr,, wtw ttnttnnti election last year by Harold R life DlxDKunlxr r a.a KMKM . W« ioion »u lulu 64 clear. receive from this research proj- 2 New Jersey county co-opera- The Ladies' Auxiliary of the batt, but Out lowd Uu* but Hazelwood. Kenneci^-is' reported confident ect will help determine how sim- ives and one each' from New Boy,16,Held|Rrst Aid Squad will hold its Tour tour The third member whose term he can- CDrivlSctf, Congress he ilar projects could be used else- 'ork and Pennsylvania. Christmas party tonight In the MOHMOCH COUNT? expires in February is David on the right track in the program where In the nation to encourage Henry Zdancewic of Freehold, Captain's'Room, Bahrs' Landing, BUKKOGATE'S COIIBT W. McDowell, Jr. He has not he discussed with Macmillan. greater use of mass transit facil- •resident of the New Jersey In Car Theft Bay Ave. Mrs. Luke Penta is e V Cratllm T* FfWtat indicated whether he will run Set Opening chairman of the party, which will OUltni Anlast Eilat* ities," he said. group, said the new affiliation FREEHOLD-A 18-year-old boy J6STATI OF RONJLLO'W. iSJXH, •gain. He was elected to his be highlighted by a smorgas- DECEASED The grant was approved under will allow the group to_ move whoVp^Uce said, stole a car from first term in 1960. First Merchants bord at midnight. Secret pals Punuuit to lb« OKUr of EDWAJID a mass transit program spon- more broadly into the market- C. BROEOE. Burrofate at the County Of Raritan the A&P parking lot on Broad St. will be revealed and gifts ex- of Monmoutli, thlj day made, on to* Filing deadline for candidates sored by Williams and incorpor- ing field. To Pay Dividend and Throckmorton Ave. yester- changed and new secret pals appUutlon ot DM lurttnlrnail, War- is Jan, 4 at 4 p.m. ated in the Housing Act of 1961. The Dairymen's League ns s. Hum, OU« of the Adlnt Eucu- day afternoon is being held In chosen. urj or UM uuti os uu MiiT Ronald ASBURY PARK - The direc- Adult School Total cost of the project in the bunded in 1907, operates some 85 the juvenile shelter on an auto W. Aim, diouwl. ootlca li btrtbr tors of First Merchants National Him to tbe creditor! or laid dauued It pays to advertise in the Red RARITAN TOWNSHIP — Final Housing Act of 1961. member-owned plants in New larceny charge, Cub Pack 25 meets tonight Bank have declared a semi an to prtaent to U» uU AMm* Euctitar Bank Register.—Advertisement. plans for the opening of the1 Total cost of the project Is es fork, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, the Community Center, Memorial Uuir claima undar oun wluna ill ual dividend of 12 >^ cents on the, His name was not released be- months from tola data. adult school here have been timated at $236,185. New Jersey, ;nd New England. Hill. The theme will be "Christ DUed: December IM.MM capital stock of the bank, ac- cause of his age. made. The program will be held New York and Connecticut, which League President Glenn Tal- mas Spirit." Den 7 has prepared WARJUCN B. HANcr. HEALTH CAPSULES cording to Kenneth H. McQueen, Police said the youth was ap- 6 Cooney Tarraca. at the high school beginning Feb. formed the Tri-State Committee, ixrtt of Hume, N.' Y. said the' prehended a half-hour after thi a skit, but no details have beei Fair H»v«D. N. I, chairman of the board. AcUng Executor byMfehielA.Pttti,M.D. 7. will pay the remaining $85,395. league now has 1,800 affiliated theft when he ran the car into a released. All dens are makin. Meaari. Smith. Jimei * Mathlia The dividend will be payabl WHAT MAKES WO HAVE. Raymond Bless, president of members, 1,200 of them in the gas pump at the City Service gifts for their parents. Cubs an 36 Journal Square, Jan. 2, 1963, to stockholders o Jeney City, N. J., PtATEP PUPILS 1 the adult school committee, an- Jnited Milk Producers. The gas station on Broadway. bringing gifts to be placed unde Attornaya record at the close of business Dec SI. 28, Ian. 4. 11 SM.M nounced that a brochure contain- eague also has about 12,000 The boy drove off after crash the Christmas tree. The regula Dec. 20, 1962, he stated. Draft Plans ing descriptions for more than 35 members in Its own organization, ing into the pump, but the station meeting will consist of bob ca MONMOETH COUNTY The bank's stock has a par ceremony, Webelos, graduation, HLRHOOATE'S COIIBT courses will be sent home with owner, John Geotz, gave chasi Notln It Creditor* To rreaett value of $2.50 per share. Then the school children after the first For Repairs and apprehended him, police promotions and awards. Claima Aniut Bi ' are 1,010,000 shares outstanding of the year. More than 200 posters udustrial Unit said. IBTATE OP 1U0BAXL B. KRAUS, The total disbursement to share- DEOEASED will be delivered by the commit- Tho automobile was owned by SOLDIER ARRESTED Pureuant to the- order or EDWARD holders on Jan. 2 will be $127, To Church C BHOEGX, Surrogate ol the County tee. Elects Officers Rocco Pomponlo, RD 1, Jackson LONG BRANCH - A Fort of Itonmouln, Uill day nude, on th. 500, making a total for the pasl NAVESINK — The congrega- aimlleatlon o( the underlined, KUta- Nights selected for registration ATLANTIC CITY (AP) - The who had reported It stolen, ac- Monmouth soldier was arrested, betli U Kram, SoK Executrix of th* 12 months of $255,000. tion of the Methodist Church are Jan. 24, 25 and 31, from 7:30 lew Jersey Industrial Develop- cording to police. examined, and charged with ettale of the aald UleHael B. Kraui, According to Mr. McQueen, th< here has started plans to repair deceued, notice U hereby flveo to the> to 9 p.m., in the high school ment Association has announced Damage to the car was minor, drunken driving last night aftei creaitora or aalA decaued to praeent deposits of the bank' have in damage to the church caused lo the aald fola Enculrfi their claim a cafeteria. Registrations will also the election of Richard E. Crane police said. his car struck and demolished creased substantially, loans t by a fire last week. under oath within atx montha Irom this be accepted by mail for the if Elizabeth as president. Patrolman Robert Freeman in- the rear end of a car belonging due. Individuals and businesses an Dated: December 20th. 1M3 courses listed to the brochure. A fire, which started in the Crane succeeds Mark D. Ewing vestigated. to a Long Branch detective, Jo- ahead of a year ago, total re- EUZAEETH L KRAUS Information regarding courses church basement, caused dam- if Absecon. seph C. Ross of 515 West St. wa, 41 South Woodland Drive, sources are at an all-time high Pair Haven. N. )., and instructors may be obtained age estimated at $35,000 to the Other new officers announced apprehended at 10:20 p.m. neai and the bank recorded the larg- Sole Executrix ' by writing to Raymond Pennett, rear portion of the church. The >y the association's headquarters Careless Driving 97 Long Branch Ave. The dam- Mfisn. McCue * O'Hern. est Christmas Club in Monomuth SO Broad Street. VftBIOUS MEPICATIONS CAN Director, Box 36, Hazlet. interior near the altar and choir re E. E. Robinson, Newark, aged parked car belonged to De Red Bank, N. J., County this year. He said thi was badly damaged. Summons Issued Attorney! PO IT, BUT FEAR OR irst vice president; Frank J tective Albert H. Tyler. Dec 21. 28, Jan. », 11 ma NgRVtiUSNESS WILL ALSO satisfactory increase of busines Holmes C. Crawford, president RUMSON - Herman A. Simp-' volume has been made possible lack, Trenton, Atlantic City, MAKE VtXIR PUPILS of the church' board, said that iecretary-treasurer. son, 58, of 71 Lovett Ave., Little PILATE. by the continued growth , and finance and building committees The association is made up of Silver, was charged with care- 7tVH0RR01V;HAIR BLEACHING. economic stability of Monmouth Warns have formed to begin planning less driving after an accident a Beauty... Quality... Craftsmanship County and the communities thai (Continued) epresentatives of utilities, rail- HeaMi Caaeules givoi Mplul lnl.rn.tion the repairs. Rumson Rd. and Buena Vista the bank serves. making regular nightly inspec- oads, real estate groups and ,Hil mt intended rebeolfci He said the board is awaiting government. Ave. last night. In Enduring MemoriaU tion tours, could get Injured by a final determination on the Police said the auto driven b; such devices, as well as fire- amount of insurance compensa- Simpson hit into the rear of a Vl.lt our display. Sea tht ptMt* men who might be fighting Acting Governor car driven by Miss Lynn L, Ing variety of guaranteed monu*, FOR ANY OCCASION tion that will be received as a to. ments ... all reasonably priced. blaze, result of the blaze. TRENTON (AP) - Assembly Mount, 21, of 95 Buena Vista peaker John W. Davis, D-Salem - Come in any time. Herbert Schumann, was named Ave., this place. HONEY BEE FLOWERS Borough Council ordered a po- >ill be sworn in tomorrow as act- "Tht prKioiu to head the building committee. Patrolmen Robert Zerr and mttiAr tht i lice Investigation of the Bay Ave. ig governor of New Jersey. cmnjanmr He will be assisted by Mr. Craw- Philip Duffy investigated. RUSSELL T. HODGKISS fire and the booby trap question Gov. Richard J. Hughes plans ford, Nlel E. Johnson, J. Otto Tuesday night. o be in New York City tomorrow JOHN VAN KIRK ft SON 464 BROAD STREET, Johnson, Miss Martha Penning The fire chief last week md Senate President Frank S Better Late . M UWISH r*. Ulddlelown uu n. it ax charged that council has been ton and Mrs. William Schuette. SHl-Kfle SHREWSBURY ariey, R-Atlantic, will be out of MOSCOW (AP) — The Soviet lax in getting dilapidated build- The finance committee will be sai-ua he state. The state Constitutior oress today published its first re- Ings condemned and demolished. headed hy Walter Woods, Jr, SH 1-4020 rovides that the Assembly oort on President Kennedy's tel- One Df the houses which burned He will be assisted by Maitland peaker becomes acting governor evision interview last Sunday. Reliable Since 1S27 in the recent blaze was slated Gain, Mrs. William Neal, Mrs, hen both the governor and Sen Critical references to Premier for condemnation. John Stryker, Miss Alvira Craw- BY WIRE ANYWHERE te President are out of the state Khrushchev were delted. Beauty... Quality ... Craftsmanship In Mr. Guiney, In turn, charged ford and George LaMunyon. that condemnation hearings have The church has been using the been delayed because Mr. Chod- Navesink Public Library for ENDURING MEMORIAIS nicki has failed to turn In proper church Sunday services since investigation reports. the fair. W» (it tptcltnits rl M Worden Funeral Home tared Inn 5«l«t Birrt ersolts MS The Adams Memorial Home ftny 60 E. FRONT STREET RED BANK Only Manuracturtr of Memorials Successor to Mount Memorial Home SHadyside 7-0557 In Central Jtrsty (John . SEND FOR A modern, non-sectarian funeral home, with a home- FUNERAL DIRECTORS FUNERAL HOME FREE FOLDER 85 Riverside Ave. Red Bank like atmosphere and memorial chapel, dedicated to the continuation of traditional reptitatioti for distinguished LONG BRANCH MONUMENT CO. Inc. C. SIDUN, Mq'r. SH 7-0332 310 Broad Strat* Rtd Bank, N. J. servic* and quiet dignity. WALL & LOCUST, W. LONG IRANCH CA 2*0300 , BRANCH OFFICE AND DISPLAY Opposite Molly Pitcher Hotel HARRY C. F. JAMES A. ROBERT F. Monmouth Monument Co* JKIADDENS CORNIR, MIDDUTOWN SH 7*1110 Late News Briefs RED BANK BEGISTEB FrWay, Dec 21,1962-3 (Osottasd) Nason on Education. set a "Bat)" **&&*!&&& sesgkn tot ifidny ud warned he wIQ receM ti* tallc* indefinitely if wi progress Is made. "I'ye se«o eo remits which merit continued meetings," Mediator Stephen I. Schtossberg (aid at the end of yesterday's Learning to Listen He accused both the striking AFL-CIO International Typo- to say as you would In a conver- same time your mind brings up graphical Union Local 6 and the Publishers Association of By LESLIE I. NASON Professor of Education sation. Instead, you should study the picture. New York, which represents the nine metropolitan papers Recall the meanings of the blacked out In the dispute, with failing to bargain seriously. Students ask many questions what is being said and try to about school and study. At a re-understand it. Picture in your new words the first thing is the morning, even before breakfast LAST-DITCH EFFORT cent talk to a junior high as- mind the ideas they are pre- sembly I was deluged with them. senting. If you don't plan to talk This scheme has proved success- NEW YORK — Longshoremen and shippers sit down today ful for every student who tried it. for what' may be a last-ditch effort to head off a strike set Here are some sample questions. you won't. A ninth-grade boy: Can you • for 5:01 p, m. Sunday from Searsport, Maine, to Brownsville, An eighth- A ninth-grade boy: "Why do I give some advice on learning Tex. grade girl study better in a noisy place? the new geometry? The scheduling of today's session was announced last "How can I When there is no music or noise night, shortly after Labor Secretary W. Willard Wilt* and stop talking so I start thinking of other things, I assume you mean the ap- other federal officials held separate and joint meetings with much?" not what I am supposed to be proach to geometry through the the International Longshoremen's Association and the New It depends studying." use of the mathematics of groups. on what you (And I congratulate you, tinea York Shipping Association. It takes only one-third of your think about you must be in an accelerated thinking space to read words. while the class to be study kg geometry In TRANSIT A FLOP The rest will not stay blank. You teacher or an- the ninth grade.) WASHINGTON — The Transit navigation satellite launched have been letting noise and mu- Into orbit last Tuesday is a flop, but the Navy hopes to put other student Try to understand each Idea in sic fill it. Without the noise or another one aloft soon to help ships pinpoint their positions is talking. You words. Listen to your teacher music there, the other thoughts at sea. Dr. Nason have been and read your book determined PERFORMANCE PLUS — Robert D. Viscount, left, chairman, of the Red Bank Com- rush in. The Defense Department said yesterday the satellite, which thinking of what you are going to understand what is said. Mem- munity Clumber of Commerce, civic and cultural committee, presents award of was to have been the first in a system of orbiting navigational Learn to use all of your think- orizing procedures for use on appreciation to Warrant Officer Louis C. Kriebel, bandleader of the 730th Air aids, is electronically dead. ing for the study at hand. De- tests will prore of little value. Force Band, McGuire Air Force Base. Clement Jablonski, Red Bank High School cide what you are going to find RECOVERS FROM SURGERY FBI Probes out by reading before you start, (Dr. Nason will welcome your co-ordinator, is at right. The band has played at the high school on a number of OKLAHOMA CITY — Fifteen months ago, Mrs. Lydia Own study what you are reading question addressed to him In cars occasions during the past several years. •' , Moore had a hole the size of a quarter in her heart. Disappearance as you read. If your mind still of this newspaper. Those of most Today, the 62-year-old housewife putters about her Okla- wanders, try reading faster. general interest will be answered homa City home doing light work. A seventh-grade girl:' When I in his column.) Stocks Gain The hole, caused by a heart attack, was mended by sur- Of Boy, 3 write on an unlined paper my gery. The University of Oklahoma Medical Center said yes- writing goes down hill. terday she Is the first to recover from the surgery to repair VINELAND (AP) - The FBI is investigating the disappear- How can I overcome this? Special Music Successful Investing Moderately; that type of rupture. ance of 3-year-old Billy Jones Take a fresh piece of unlined Matrimony Brings Switch DOMINICAN ELECTION who has been missing since Mon- paper and write a sentence Program Set GM at 59% SANTO DOMINGO,' Dominican Republic — The two chief day. across the top of the paper. Fill population centers of the Dominican Republic were divided to- Police Chief Carl W. Ford said the page with repeats of this SHREWSBURY - Special pro* NEW YORK (AP) - General In Investment Attitude day in their preference for president on the basis of early un- he had requested FBI assistance same sentence. grams of music have been ar- Motors moved to another sll-timc official election returns. because "We're operating now ranged in celebration of Christ- By ROGER E. SPEAR high as the over-all stock market After you have written it twice on the theory the boy may have mas at the Presbyterian Church. churned forward yesterday amic Returns from the voting yesterday compiled by El Caribe, you will be able to turn your at- near-term prospect, and I re- been picked up by someone." On Sunday Mary Elizabeth Col- Q-"Whlte I was single and cross currents to post a moderat independent morning newspaper, showed the reform-minded tention to how you are writing gard the stock as an interesting He said a thorough search of lins will play preludlal harp carefree, I bought a bt of specu- gain. Trading was this week' Juan Bosch of the leftist Dominican Revolutionary Party lead- and train your hand to write speculation — but not a growth the area where Billy was last music at the 9:30 and 11 a.m. lative issues, which have cost most active. ing'hi the federal district by more than two to one over the straight across the'page. me a great deal of paper losses. and Income holding. other major contender. seen failed to turn up anything. services. The Junior Choir, Chor- Chrysler and Lockheed were Writing properly calls for re- Now that I am married, I would For your objectives I wouli FBI officials in Newark said isters and the Senior Choir will among the stocks to make new peated exercise just as playing like to sell switch these two stocks into Avcc LIPPI SEIZED yesterday that agents "are con- sing. highs for 962 as volume swelled the piano or learning to play these shares Corp. and Green Shoe. ^< NEW YORK - August J. Lippi, District 1 president of the ducting inquiries into the case Rev. Harold A. Scott, acting to 4.22 million shares from 4 mil golf. and buy one United Mine Workers, as seized by the FBI last night at with local police." They said it pastor, will deliver the medita- lion yesterday. good, solid Idlewild Airport, where he had scheduled a flight to Chile. is being treated as a missing Aa eighth-grade' girl: Is it bet- tion "God and Christmas." stock. What "As GM goes, so goes the mai Earlier in the day his appeal of an income tax evasion persons incident "unless we find ter to study vocabulary at night On Christmas eve there will would you sug-Monsignor ket," is one of Wall Street's say conviction was rejected. He was picked up for leaving the some evidence d a federal viola- or in the morning? be a preludial harp recital by g e s t along ings, and the performance by the jurisdiction of a federal court. tion." The best results can be ob- Miss Collins preceding the 11 these lines?" stock of the nation's biggest Lippl, 62, will be arraigned today in U. S. District Court, tained by study at night Picture p.m. Candelight Service, and the Rank For manufacturer brought an extra Billy is the /son of Mr. and A. S. Brooklyn.' Mrs. William E. Jones J«". ofthe meaning of each word; say choirs will sing. note of holiday cheer to the the word aloud several times so The services will be played A — I com- street. Taylor Ave. They have two oth- mend you sinFr- . Hogan N. Y. TEEN DRINKING LAW er children, Jill, 2, and Bart, I. that your ears become ac- and directed by Marian Tatem, GM touched a historic high o: ALBANY — Retention of New York state's minimum drink- cerely for your NEWARK - Rev. William F. Volunteers from Delaware, customed to hearing it at the minister of music 59% before closing at 5S>£ for ing age at 18 was the basic recommendation to the Legisla- Roger E. Spear change in atti- Hogan, 42, son of Mrs. John Pennsylvania and several New net gain of % over yesterday': ture today by a committee that has conducted a two-year study tude, and we can probably chalk Hogan of 17 First St., Rumson, Jersey towns conducted an closing peak. of the controversial subject of youthful drinking. It up as just one more of the has been elevated by Pope John around-the-clock search for the With its 284 million common Sen. John J. Marchia, R-Staten Island, called a news con- advantages of matrimony. For XXIII to papal chamberlain with child for two days after bis dis- shares outstanding, the largest ference for the announcement of proposals by the Joint Legis- the title of very reverend mon- appearance. the average individual, specula- capitalization of any on the mar- lative Committee to study the Alcoholic Beverage Control Law. slgnor. tion is extremely attractive and ket, GM moves more slowly than He is the committee chairman. •s you have found out, it can thinly-held Isue3. Its progress, also be extremely costly. With therefore, was looked upon bj WANTS SCHOOLS OPEN Trial Slated this homily out of the way, we analysts as a sign of the high WASHINGTON — Attorney General Robert P. Kennedy has TOMS RIVER (AP) - Leroy can now get down to your ques- WHISKEY quality of Investment demand called for the reopening of the Prince Edward County, Va., Harrison, accused of the strang- tion. permeating the current market. public schools on a desegregated basis, saying for them to ulation slaying of Miss Phyllis Ann Jones of West Norriton, Pa., I think Texaco is an outstand- The Dow Jones Industrial Av- "remain closed is a disgrace to our educational sytlem and erage made a small gain of 1.55 will go on trial for murder Jan. 7 ingly good, solid stock and I'm to our country." at 648.55, closing below its 2 p.m. In Ocean County Court. going to suggest that issue to you. He made the statement in Washington yesterday white an- peak of 650.18. The' company has raised Its nouncing that the Justice Department has filed a motion in The trial date was set by Biggest news of the day came Richmond, Va., to enter the case as a friend of the court Ocean County Judge Albert Lara- earnings and dividends in ev- late, spurring Lockheed to a gain bee who will preside. ery year since 1958. The shares of 1% while knocking down Doug- HOFFA TRIAL tell at a very reasonable muli- The bathing.suit-clad body of las Aircraft to a loss of !'/«. This NASHVILLE, Tenn. — The lengthy conspiracy trial of Miss Jones, 24, was found at a ple of 15 times earnings,, offer a was a report from Nassau that Teamsters Union President James R. Hoffa goes to the jury 3.3 per cent yield, and there ap- Lacey Township gravel pit June President Kennedy' and British today, barring last minute complications. 10, a day after she had disap- pears to be relatively little down- Prime Minister Macmillan are The judge's charge and a final hour of argument by the peared from the beach at Barae- ! side risk. drafting, an agreement undei government remain before the U. S. District Court jury can gat Light - Q—"I am interested in Income which Britain would get Lock- begin its deliberations. Harrison, 41, of Hamilton Town- and growth, mid so far the least heed's Polaris missile as a sub- ship near Trenton, was arrested satisfactory of my holdings are stitute for Douglas' Skybolt CRIMINAL CONTEMPT ACTION a week later. Police said Harri- Permanente Cement:and Chris- Brunswick was the most active NASHVILLE, Tenn. — The U. S. Justice Department plans son admitted meeting the victim Craft. I will sell these if you ad- stock, up % at 17% on 91,400 to start criminal contempt action against Mississippi Gov. at the beach and driving her to MONMOUTH vice it and invest in something shares. Chrysler was second on Ross Bamett and Lt. Gov. Paul B. Johnson, Jr., tomorrow, the gravel pit but he told de- else." A. M. 90,900 shares and GM was third the Nashville Tennesseean said last night. tectives lie "blacked out" during A — I greatly appreciate your Msgr. WHfijun F. ttogan oh 82,900 shares. Next came The story, by the newspaper's Washington correspondent an argument with Miss Jones in confidence and will try to live up Lockheed on turnover of 68,700 Brandy Ayers, said a "decision to initiate the landmark case his car. Archbishop Thomas A. Boland .to ft. shares. Fifth was Litton Indus- will be made today when Attorney General Robert Kennedy of the Newark archdiocese made tries, up % at 641/4- meets with Burke Marshall, assistant attorney general for Permanent* Is run by the Kals- the announcement yesterday. Nine of the 15 most active civil rights, and Edwin Guthman, special assistant for public cr interests, and that is' very Besides his mother, relatives information." good management indeed. But stocks advanced, four declined, living in the Rumson area in- and two were unchanged. the cement industry Is burdened clude his sister, Mrs. Charles Of 1,291 issues traded, 678 ad- ITALY EYES MISSILES with the problem of overcapacity Gannon of 17 Rosewood Ter., vanced and 357 declined. New WASHINGTON — Italy seems tb have an eye on having which may halt earnings expan- Middletown; two aunts, Mrs, FANTASTIC highs for the year totaled 28 and her own nuclear strategic firepower, using a Polaris-type mis- sion for years ahead — as it Eleanor Finnerty of 33 First St., new lows three. sile. lias since 1959. Permanente gives Rumson, and Mrs. Timothy Kane Yesterday's closing stocks: The brand new Italian cruiser Garibaldi, which visited the you- income but little in the wayof US Park Rd., Fair Haven, AOF lad im I-T-E CM Brit 13% United States about two months ago, is equipped with launch- of growth. and an uncle, Frank Rich of 36 Adami El MK Johni Map ing gear for missiles of the Polaris type. Chris-Craft boats are luxury Washington St., Rumson. His Air Reduc S8V» JOTOJoy MlB *f L JO While at the Norfolk, Va., naval base, the Garibaldi test •t Cp. Kaljer Al 35"! Items, and sales can be seriously sister is a nun—Sister Joan Kennecott 65 launched dummy Polaris rockets to try out its equipment affected by shifts in the econc- Loretto-teaching business cours- KopperB 38 Kresge, 83 11% In answer to a question, informed sources at the Italian my. Cash dividends are not a eg at St. Hubert's Regional High Kroger !4 embassy here said today that "everything went very satisfac- Lehlgh C*N T School in Philadelphia. Jjeh Fort C torily" in the trials with the Italian-designed launching system. LeH Val Ind 16-; A native of Jersey City, Msgr. >m Can . 1" These sources said officers of the Garibaldi were "very en- LOF GUM tor Am Cyan ZJb McXAI* 1 thusiastic" about results of the test. Hogan attended St. Patrick's Llgl ft My 12 Egg Market Grammar School and St.. Peter's LJtton Jnd 67* Luker* stl 61', NEW YORK (APMUSDA)- Prep Schools. He wa3 graduated llut Trk 41) Jtarath Oil 3t'l Wholesale egg offerings more than from Seton Hail University, and Manln M (1 Merck 21 ample. Demand Irregular, with twice attended Catholic Univer- MOM Suggest Hazlet As top quality In best position yes- sity of America, Washington, 3214 Minn M*M S3 terday. D. C, where he received doctor- Mo Pac A Mont Ward Whites: Extras (VI lbs, min.ate) s in sacred liturgy and Nat Blic 3S%-38& «tras medium (40 lbs.sacred theology. N Cash Re( Name for Township Nat Dairy •verage) 30-31; top quality (47 lbs. Msgr. Hogan was ordained to Nat Dlitlll LARGE f All A Nat Oypa min.).43&4t& mediums (41 lbs.the priesthood in 1946. He served Nat Bteel RARITAN TOWNSHIP-"Haz start a petition within his area NT Central average)- 30-32; smalls (36 lbs.as curate at Queen of Peace Nla M Pw el" was the only suggestion re- as the first step in attempting Church, North Arlington, three No Am Av ceive..,.._d. b.....y th.e Plannin„..__,_ g Board last, to secure the estimated necessary average) 27-28; peewees 21-22. Nor Pic years before being appointed to Nwtt Alrlin night as a possible new name for 1,300 signatures. Browns: Extras (47 lbs. min.) Norwich Ph 377 the faculty of Immaculate Con- 411 his municipality. BOTTLE JUUA 39-40%; top quality («. lbs. min.) Ontb M&r The board withheld recom- ception Seminary, Darlington. tall III Q| 13% 41-43; mediums (41 lbs. average) Pan A W Air 74» The suggestion was made by mendation of a 14-acre site ofl He also is assistant spiritual di Pamm Plct 30-32; smalls (36 lbs. average) Penney, JG members of the Raritan Ridge Middle Rd. as a possible recrea- 27-28; peewees 21-22. rector at the seminary. Pa PwfcLt Civic League—the only 10 per-tion area because of the narrow Pa RR In addition, he is moderator of Pepsi Col& sons to attend the initial publi frontage on Middle Rd. archdiocesan conferences for Perkln Him No problem finding, tenants Phil II hearing on the merits of chang- It stressed that if two adjacent when you ad\jertlse The Register clergy and censor librorura for Phlll Pet ing the name of the township. Pll Steel tracts were acquired, making a way—Advertisement. he archdiocese. Pub B» E4O Pullman Joseph DsVirgilio, league pres- total of 22 acres with suitable Each Pure oil ident, stressed that "Hariet" ha: frontage on Middle Rd,, the site RCA LOCAL SECURITIES fUylheon an association with the entire would be desirable. township since the post office and Mr. Bennett reported that Her- The following bid and asked quotations from the National Asso- the railroad station already bear ciation of Securities Dealers, Inc., do not represent actual transac- bert H. Smith Associates, town- that name. tions They are a guiduide to the range within which these securitiess Coop Bel ship planning consultants, also could have been sold1 (Indicate(indicated bby ththe "bid") or bought (indicated ney Tob Study Initiated recommended the entire tract Rob Fultoi by the "asked") at the time of completion. The board last month initiated over the single tract. BANKS study to determine the possible The land possibly could be ac- 18 Flavors Dlv. Asked benefits to be derived from quired under the Green Acres Asbury Park - Ocean Grove .50 32 program and with federal aid, 2.90 changing the name of the town- Belmar - Wall National ship. Local residents were asked according to Mr. Bennett. Central Jersey Bank (x) .60 24 Farmers & Merchants 1.00 to make suggestions and recom- First Merchants National Bank .25 10 mendations. Including Club & Ginger ,Keansburg - Middletown 10.00 Although recommending a 30-Second Arrest Made 'Long Branch Trust 20.00 tarn; change to gain "identity" Matawan Bank .30 For the township, the board has hi Theft of Hubcaps Monmouth County National .12 not selected a new name. New Jersey Trust 1.00 ASBURY PARK - Police par- JOS Chairman Gilbert W. Bennett Peoples National, Keyport 3.00 48-H tlcipated In a 30-second arrest Sea Bright National 1.00 102% expressed disappointment with arly this morning. An Asbuy PROVEN TO BE THE BEST SODA the small turnout last night but INDUSTRIAL Ave. woman, who called police announced another public hearing Brockway Glass .80 with Information that hubcaps ON THE MARKET REGARDLESS OF COST Bzura Chemicals will be scheduled. were being stolen from her car • Mad* wlrh artMkm wtU tratfr and pur* can* sugar Hanson VW-M To Start Petition In front of her home, was still International Flavors and Fragrances Mr. Bennett explained that to jn the telephone when two teen- Laird & Company name Monmouth Capital )ut the question of a gers wera apprehended. Charged Monmouth Electric :hange to public referendum it with petty larceny were Andrew Monmouth Park vould be necessary to secure T, Glob'ls, 19, of 59 Broadway, N. J. Natural Gas 1.00: he signatures of 30 per cent of Freehold, and Miss Julie Thorn- N. J. Natural Gas P(d. 1.20 the registered voters who cast slna Yulokowskl, 18, of McBrlde Rowan Controller Mllots In the last general eleo MONMOUTH LIQUORS d., Engllshtown. First at the Spiral Metal' ' on. scene of the crime was Patrol- If. s. Hornet h Development Corp. lot P«]»r 69 Newman Springs Rd. (x) Dividend nt Te(*T«l Mr. DeVirglllo said he would man Eugene Ansunilata. It Red Bonk 4—Fridty, Dec. 21, 1962 RED BA.NTC REGISTER By Cetlermann Demo Club liwja Ffecfc, mr&i Jeenne K«* tod Sylvia 0*$, A Port h Recruitiiig •>, : fcmlly party was held that night. The Friendly Nighten Club Monmouth 1 held * dinner and party at Van * 1 IANK Girl Scoot troop 137 is making Restaurant, Freehold,; last Satur- t HAVEN -Harry Knif stuffed animals and giving a food day. Secret pals were revealed in, president of the Democrats basket forchildre n and a needy by exchanging gifts. The next lub, and Mayor MiKorj Ko ene will appoint a committee ti family through the Health Cen- business meeting will be held at I 1 ' ter, Belford. Members will gtho e home of Mrs, Walter Von ecruit new club Members. caroling to visit sick residents Ohlen, River Plaza, in January. The same group is expected t this Saturday. The Girl Scouts onfer on candidates for the com Raymond Richardson, Jr., who and Brownies will decorate a }g elections. attends Seton Hall College, South tree with food for birds in front New officers elected are Mr South Orange, is spending the Christmas specials of the Port Monmouth School tiffin; William B. Vincent, firs holidays with Ms parents, Mr. Sunday. Troop 137 met in the •ice president; Mrs. Helen Ben and Mrs. Raymond Richardson, school'and at the home of Mrs. Main St. tett, second vice president; Mrs Mrs. Raymond Leary. Mrs. (arbors Alias, secretary. Mr( Leonard Winter and Mrs. George John Meyer, son of Mr. and Cathryn L. Freret, treasurei Scott are co-leaders. Mrs. Caivin Meyer, celebrated md William A. .Murray, sergean his third birthday Dec.. 11 with Mr. and Mrs. Dale Johnson, it arms. members of his family. Rustic Woods, entertained re- The officers will be installed a cently at buffet supper and A Christmas party was held by club meeting Monday, Jan. 21 bridge party for Mr. and Mrs. the Nibble and Quibble Club Dec. "I dropped tha frankfurters on the way home, but at Serving refreshments at th Harold Smith, Mr. and Mrs. 11 at the home of Mrs. Raymond least we won't have to give Towser hi* dinner!". ast meeting were Mrs. Knlffit James O'Brien and Mr. and Mrs. Meyer. Those who attended vlrs. Alias, Mrs. Murray, Mn Joseph Cassaleggi. were Mrs. John Batton, Mrs. Ray rreret, Mrs. Vincent and Mri Vogel, Mrs. Thomas Kedersha Jennett., . The 12th birthday of Beth Han- POOR MAN'S PHILOSOPHER n e» w* rt B^ a^ e" *^ " *^ "™ "^ T--—--T-- . and Mrs. Vincent Malone. [ • •( cock, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Urban Hancock, Wilson Ave., Raymond Gumbrecht, son of j 2.00 Christmas tret ...... _.now 1.00 \\ was celebrated at an ice skating Mr. and Mrs. Paul Gumbrecht, [ •: . t party and at MacDonald's stand Twilight Ave., who is a student Selected PRICE for refreshments last Sundaya. t St7 Thomas Seminary, Bloom- Life's Little Ordeals: i 1.00 Candl* frimmari .-—.....now .50 :\ Present were Barbara Schollner, field, is home for the holidays. •t .....now > Advertisement • Christmas Cards 1 4.50 Christmas mail box ... 2.25 :l i SPEAKING OF MONEY BOYLE By HAL BOYLE I 4.50 Rtindatr «nd »W — now 2.25 i • c NEW YORK (AP)-One of life's "That's better," remarks your .....now By GEORGE L. B1ELITZ little ordeals is the problem of wife cheerfully. "Now we onlj [ 1.98 Santa stockings Christmas cards. have 450 left" •• President, Monmouth County National Bank • Every year the head of the What to do? Your Christmas1 I 1.98 Santa boxtu .-..now .99 \ house swears that this year the cards now become deadly wear> A FIFTEEN-MINUTE "THINK" family isn't going to mail cards. ons of good cheer. You decide to THAT CAN CHANGE YOUR LIFE "Waste of time and money," he send one to every person you ever | 1.98 S»ni» and candles ..... now .99 $ mutters. "Nobody pays any atten- met in life and you envy or have Have you ever looked forward to a Sunday be- tion to them." a grudge against. : 4.00 Christmas ctntarpiaea ....now 2.00 :< Well, then a few stray cards "My, this is real fun," remarks TREES cause of all the things you want to get done? Then •1 start dribbling into him, and he your wife. "Won't they all fee Each Beautifully Shaped . t that Sunday comes, but it slips away ... nothing. 1 5.50 Poinsettii trimmad panics. He deckles to fight back. guilty when they open the envel Up to 18' Tall He goes into a stationery store opes? I just wish I could see the eandlas .. now 2.75 !| You didn't plan it live Spinet ft Firs and as he browses among the expression on their faces." •f Well, a lot of us—no, most of us—let our whole financial lives nickel cards a salesman tells him: When you finish this list, you Wreath* • C dip' by in Just that same unplanned way. | 2.50 Daar tn woods •t "Don't you think it is more find you now have only 339 cards Evergreen Bundles , ( left. What to do now? dacoration .....now But take 15 minutes off in a quiet room. No interruptions. tasteful to send a personalized Grave Blankets 1.25 :[ I want you to make a 15-minute appointment with yourself some- Christmas message? You pick up a telephone book time in the next six hours. You can come out of that room with Scotch Pine, Hemlock, "Here's a cute one showing two and begin addressing cards at now a different future. Princess Pine and | 1.25 Sno-min saehtt .63 \ fat Santa Clauses trying to get random to the names therein. 1 Take a piece of paper. You're going down the same chimney. We can When the 500 cards are finally Boxwood Roping to figure out just four things. One: where offer this one with your name on finished, you chuck them into the | 1.25 Santa sachat now .63 I do I stand right now financially? Two: it—'seasonal good wishes from Os- nearest mailbox. DEKEN'S where do I want to be—my goals? Three; wald J. Gillmuddy and family"— Your reward? -GIFT FLOOR- how could I perhaps get there? Four: what's for $75 a thousand. Will you re- Nursery Outlet •fc the very first step? Before the first of January you quire three or four thousand?" receive in return some 385 hur- NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. WMMMU WHMMHHMHMMMMW "I'll take 500," says the man ot Let's begin. You can't plan your .trip riedly sent New Year's cards UNCROFT until you know where you're actually start- the house, feeling a bit cheap. from foes and total strangers (AcroH Iran Uncrott EIIO Station) Ing from. So what Is your net > position So he takes the 500 cards home. bearing such messages as: right now? Take all your assets—house, car, "A Christinas card without any,- OPEX EVENINGS OPEN EVERY EVENING UNUL 9, INCLUDING SATURDAY Insurance equity, possessions, cash, bonds, thing written on it seems so cold" "The world wouldn't be the SH 7-2269 •locks—add them up. Now subtract all same without you either!" irour debts. That's where you stand right j suggests the wife. now. But what to write? After heated arguments man and spouse agree Step two: where do you want to be, the simple thing to do is to write *ay five years from now? A reasonable Blelltz : same thing on every card: goal. Cash position? Salary? Make it i *"''/ reasonable, but specific. Put them down in black and white and 'The world wouldn't be the face up to them. You'll (eel better, and you'!! be ahead of three- same without you." Indllrapolll WtM I J»_ .. MH % quarters of the population. That says.it all and commits no Inler-CouM/ Til *Ttl Me . J7 one to. anything. Step three: how to get there? What's the route? 10 M Coliman Engineering So^supposing you're the man IB« Colonial SIMM 70c of the^hottse-iyou.staii addressing , ),« Colorado.internal. Cat l'A What are the next three promotions you can expect to get if I jo'l7 Col. Milling * Elmtor 1.. you concentrate on them—on what kind of schedule? Or should the cards.' I «02 Colorado Oil ( Cai ; 111* IIV i °u Colorado,011 1 On »HK. you change Jobs? Or—take on 6ome extra work? Make a quick After you finish those ta all you r fc'M Commtrca Clu't H$«-X2c..' plan. Not detailed. ' want, tijtj.remember-your closa SrK^Siloifw-isi mm Friends^ Vtjur ^hjdkjrdi your boss, Connecticut L I P Ml ... Step four: the action steps. Now don't try to figure out every im ConiolMiltd'Fr'gnhaW'l-EC 12Vk 13% 1 step of the route; just the first one of two or three easy steps. and (iwpw'.:yoii, pvgjB7 money to— 3217 Consolidated Rock 7rpd MC IHVj 72V, ' Irwin Richard Inc. 3k ... Ij'il Conlinentl Mia Invest tfic Itak Cotforalltn 1 j«."'» i Mark Twain once said: "The kind of imagination that brings your wife looks up-;.and remarks. ,3 Continental Tram. 7DC ... success is one that sees a distant summit, a general route to it, ia Control Data Corp ika Wat. Ml Co. la i "Dear, we still have 475 left. , *'n cook ctttM own - - and Just where to put your feet for the first ten steps." What will we do with them?" ; loi; Cook ElKfrlc Co, ,(:'} coral.Ridge Pi The sensible thing would be to i lift ~.(,.,in.j And the first step In your case may be as simple as telling ~n Craig interns,' QQ the rest of the family what your plan is, so they can help, If throw the. remainder, down the in- 1190 Cre» Compar * ?. •. :• • .••.' .'iS CrotiMHlmh It's bottled up Inside you, you'll wonder whV everyone seemKto cinerator. But no -A. that seems •j.4l Crown-" J 1 1 14.50 Cumml Sunday, Dec*> be blocking you. They're not-they just don't), know; where you're wasteful; . ;"«"•'•'- ••"'.'•.• •! "'. trying to go. Then let other people know—your boss, your neigh- • IQ.? Starting this So you.start sending them |o Hill oillt> mm bor. Burn a few bridges, so you can't turn back. half-forgotten people, like the Lemmings, that gay couple yoii 2.30 Delia St. • tw met on a cruise to Bermuda In 3.19 Detroit I u the 1.12 Dalrolt Int I 1948. ' 2.U >—- You Can Bank On Then you get out your old higty school annual and send greetings Monmouth County National to all the old familiar faces you &&*&£! mew when young.

Alleen Inc Mrvork r FAMOUS All* r AlllidMi Allio t NAME •jiwfl Un. EUdronlc U Amef. Furnllm 1 Amerlan Herltagi Am RnttKT I PI* Am. Safety Egtriw.- SHOES Am St. Cotaln pfdl »'* Am Unlwnf. . " Andentn labs. HWY. 35 MIDDLETOWN !S:3 AnelexCoeo. .... Anglo Canad'H tgl % m Appllto Rneardl aH (Next to Middletown Shopping Center) I? 10.42 Aro IndusWeJ , Armstrong-A. J. . '8? ArrowHirt&Hegemn Stock Exchange Aito. Silts Anilyttsl FAMOUS BRAND Ai».Trnj»rr**»v. gi ninn ar \.\*** *1 PIX Atlantic Improvement: Site k Atlantic utlllNei - .. iM AtAtlantl a Cat Ughl 1 10.15 Alias Credit CMP. 9.JI Altai CradlV Core, ' Mutual Funds 13.05 Airro-Paii Inc . V.V Avis, Ire ...... CHILDREN'S SHOES •9.21 t.K Bill, filnt t CheraJ 10.S3 •angor Hydro Elect t. tanllla Corp. lift: Birden Corp. »0c .. fe __ 7.60 Bu c Pronrilo Ui • p 13.S< tayatlla Corp. 1M> .« 1 J6.J5 teauly.Counielors 1.401 3S.SI Belle.III. Corp. «c .. 1 $C00_$C50 B.lmml iron Worn ill, It..! • iu: BirUliIri Cai 1.10 ...,tg 6.(1 Bermin Leninl 40c ...| BirnlOMellcCorp.'WcI Is2?fe;^ '10.K 3.5° Blllupi Eailern Me- ..& nr Blnney t Smith 40c '.1 Bird >S«i 40c 1 DR. POSNER - CHILD LIFE - PLAY POISE • TREO MATES . 6.DI Blue Llit Pub. lie I Appe Bohn Bwlnest MacS . Bolt BenneWlewmin Bon Ami Co. GERWINETTES • AND MANY OTHERS Boston Herald-Traveler Bowstr Inc. 714-7000 K ill Bristol Dvngmlcs Brlllih-Am. CMJ" •rotkwiy Glass L _ Copy Si".*, Burns W. J. viOc ;,..... J VALUES 7.95-10.95 ..«» lush itrnlnal.BuilC l.«| 1W C.E.I.H., Inc.- _ OTHER CHILD LIK STYLES - 6.00 ro 4.50 - i.aoc l cwltai'ivooicii'•••.'.'; Ceresia.lnc. 50c ..., IBS. Carolina Plvllne ... •fit larpenter.L, E. ICg Cirv Chemicals inc. NEW SHIPMENT JUST ARRIVED! . i»rW. Chrlilliitt Sees. tl.U. ...I .imer Cw» Id. BU. ChrlltlJn, Sea '|M 7 .'„.. I — ...... -jrnnllon for .Industry'...* I si City Cn Co. Fll. v]Sc .... \H \iVt Infrared Indl: Inc .....,'.. FAMOUS BRAND llarlst sportiwear%. i 3V« 2H Intrunent. Syslimi •• Clllloa Prediltn Prod .... 17V»i uvI. , IniirnillonlM l Cablavlllim .. Coburd . JljJ J«.kson', l Mlnll Meilet |0c Jicouh Charles El CO . ti#\ti :omow«iitt> T.I. 1 : Jimeiti/rv 'Corp, , MEN'S DRESS SHOES Wtflih Tl»a ot M. SOc. JarrellAlh-Compi lompoter Instrumenti Corp. • J. 8, Waillcg • >). ..;..,. \SBURY PARK PRESS tiK Inc.'. :...... 41 I ••fcsi llxon J Cruclbl..vl.42A .. SPECIAL PRICE! lonlir Olvtlopimnt ..... King! Irsvo COIP. ] ...,:..•,:„, >r«.l Enltrmlm Inc.. .. &rt.,_, ON GENUINE Dymo Irxnlrln Ine^ .,,.,. Klnswwt Oil ( UN GENUINE 4 AAA KIWK Olasi Inc. .., RKII» AUK .Kollmorgan Corp .Me :ck»rd Oru«s. fla, « jKolcm. IK. fc. i. MI •'• * It • 9MI' cuxtirlkirlkn Corp. Vi dauaib JI«ICoJI . « SHELL CORDOVANS 1 h" J««Mt.««Mt r SStrt VALUES TO 24.99 JhV ArmyG§jrri»fcWbiteSttd»lfif'tt/^ BED BANK REGISTER DAJIY CROSSWORD KEVPOitr' - Pvt JU«aMtU« Raaje, H. Mn. rte'l* a « of L»- Fri«Uy, Dec. 21,1962-5 •DiffMt, h-JMnm f«ye»« Jfl«i School. tftow *t wsitr —*• Ss«tr«IU< son of Mr. aid Mr», catered the Amy iast, Jim«. utd MI ett&yfid iy t,Atta*m .'Hay. Suva Xartak;- It nttgm '*!•.; 'pxttfa$& btslc traJW**"** Fort u^ BwtU^Co'' New Yoric, bt- It pays to adverbs* » «* K*d tm.tm 4. Wot A certain Had of bridge bud Hatltt, was aastgaed 9.t>aato M.naal' tgrpe: print overbidden, and South finds a t « DotAtosUdMAsfFMi StJCstsflfas way to Justify Ms aggressive bid- 2 0 Psas 1 0. «*amant 1 1 3 ' m Im t • M ding. South's way is to win the J * 4 * Tfb • 3».Ind»prs II 11 first 10 tricks and then let the Oocsdulsad—OK aadmolan hyenas quarrel over the leavings. ax-—la 1f/i4 Take* Finesse IS For Sbeinwold's 36-page book- (•leeted) South leads the Jack of clubs »t Latvian l», I* • for a finesse, winning the trick. let, "A Pocket Guide to Bridge," % % Then he leads' a low club to dum-send 50c to Bridge Book, Red IT IS, n 7-0 my's ace. (That sneaky business Bank Register, Box 3318. Grand % % 3*' 34 a* of leading the jack first some- Central Sta., N. Y. 17, N. Y. V *T.Chiea|« ^ times saves a trick if West fails (UstHet XI U • ' to cover with K-x of dubs.) «LOn» % fA Declarer nilfs a second dls Reader Trainin a« SI mood, wins a finesse In dummy ^A V 14, with the queen of hearts, and 4B.8aer*4 n in Course Offered A % % ruffs a third diamond. A-heart 4S.Wat«r fAHI 17, sa Mirror* to the ace and a fourth diamond NEW SHREWSBURY - Pn* % AVENUE ruff, aftef which South takes the lems of the reluctant reader and 4T.BrttMi 41 4r IS king of trumps for hi* tenth the non-reader will be considered, aadJMaple trick. . among others, in a course to 44 45 At this stage South'* last three offered at Monmouth Regional cards are two hearts and the High School beginning Feb. ** • 47 queen of clubs, ait losers. Vest for teachers, librarians, and has two winning hearts and theothers who guide students' read' Ung of dubs. At the same time ing; East has the last three trumps The Trenton State College, Di The defender* win each trick vision of Field Services, will offer St. George's twice over while South scores the course, called "Books for game and robber. Young People." The class will Festival When you run into a really meet Monday evening* bom <:3 ghastly trump break you can to 9 o'clock. sometimes save the situation by The course will demonstraU This Sunday Last minute stars at J. Kridel taking your high side cards and how books can become a vital RUMSON-Sundey at 4 p.m. ruffing with your low trump*. part of the lives of young people St. George's-by-tbe-Rlver Episco- DAILY QUESTION It will snow how book selection pal Church the traditional; serv- A dealer, you bold: S- 5 4, principles are applied in many ice known as the Festival of Nine H-A5, D- 6 i 3 2 CA 6 S 2. subject fields, for secondary Lessioni and Carols will be held. What do you aay? school collections, and will li This service, like the Advent Answer: Pass. You have V/, dude a critical study of standar procession with carols, originated Quick Tricks, but not enough classic* and current books. in King's College Chspel, Cam- points tor an opening bid. A Persons Interested in enrolling bridge, England. It to held in 1 sound opening bid is based on should contact the Field Service the college chapel every Christ- Ladle* top*. both qualities-high cards and Division, Trenton State Collegi ma* Eve. Pure «1k In • white shirt with body. Trenton. The nine lessons are read by convertible eoHar, long ileevei, 8.98. members of the church and rep- resentatives of the community Cotton sissy shirts,,rayon crepe blouses, and institutions. The readers will flowers to zebra stripes in print overblousei, be a choir boy, William MuUer; 7.98 to 17,98. And itV surprising how an acolyte, Donald Hasbrouck; EXPRESS BUSES! college student, Robert Hill comfortable) a man can feel buying Hamilton College; a vestryman, women's gifts in the Corner. , . . AKJORT PLAZA TERMINAL, Hwy. 3*. Haxkt Manton B. Metcalf, 3d; a college NON STOf TO NIWAJtK 40 Ml* $1.5» Mi professor. Dr. John Gifcert of Monmouth College; the mayor of NQNSTOF TO NEW YORK CITY Rumson, Charles S. Callman; SO Mb. M0JLT. president of a woman'* guild, Mrs. W. Shippen Dsvis; a non- Man's jewelry box. | PboM CO 44S2S Anglican minister. Rev.: James Lacquered wood with piano hinged fop, g Ropert, minister, Christ Metbod- ist Church, Fair Haven, and and compartments inside, measures f| Rev. Canoa George A. Robert- 12 inches. By Shields. 5.95. I UONA*DO TttMINAL, Hwy. 34 thaw, rector of St. George's. • HiWARK. N. J. ..; Mat. 2.00 R.T. T&e choir of 3J men and boys, HIW YOtK CITY 2.30 R.T. under tin direction of Marshall 291-1JW * 2fl-W23 C. Bush, organist and chofr- master, will sing. Following the service, mem- bers and friends of the parish are iqyited to a Christmas re- Ladfes" at horn* stacks. : For commuter service, seat schedules and purchase ception which has "jecome a 1 Black velvet or olive green velvet, ,12,98. ten trip weekly bdoks.: Rates at all terminals and tradition, in which the rector and Mrs. Robertshaw will be hosts. Black, gold or kelly. green silk shantung agents. • ' in proportioned sizes for a perfect fit, MOOSE CHRISTMAS 1 tall, medium or petite, 14.98. KEANSBURG - Santa Claus NEW YORKKEANSBURG-LONG BRANCH distributed candy and toys at a Christmas party Sunday, spon- BUS LINE, INC sored by; the local Moose Lodge in Moose Hall. The affair was held for the,children of lodge 75 Beachway 787-0066 Keansburg members under the direction of Philip Redden, Rudolph Sdiuney

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11 EVERYTHING YOU NEED FOR THE CHRISTMAS TREE and Christmas Decorations

32 BROAD STREET ; |EI> JANK FREE DEUVERY e BUDGET TERMS • We cloie at 5 on ChrUtma* Eve. \timm ?M OOt ON SCHOOL ISSUE BJHOW OlYMPUS By Interim* n WIIJW *t,< JIM BISHOP: \» P»" •• •" aanrtlmant la irhica'UM trpofrtpttnl wnr Mean, that the Board of Educatio tiittni will piuw BMUr tS» mtUftaiMI immHtoHT *t to/ «n« w&loh aw tttttl. thought that they could pass i First Officer Kenneth Hlppe was at Each parent in our 'town wants a microphone getUng final instruction! Thu nnriWMi unmu o» mpMriblUUu l« Uttantt M opinion ID l«tur» frola tu ttaden. Ms child to have the best possi •aburtpuoo Prtou u Leu tuao I moi. Per month $LM U moBthriaoo « month*-* loo ble education, and therefore from Lisbon. He is a dark young man «U«I» tow at taaxm, •iiglt copr by mill, 10 c«oU • mootht-tlUa IS tM whenever they hear mention who loves boats and jokes. The engl- FRIDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1962 the word double session they see neer, George Elmiger, tapped the throt- It at an alternative between paltry tew dollars and their chil BISHOP ties back a sixteenth of an inch. Second dren's education. We can «* Officer Donald Peters, who sat in the red glow behind this form of thinking at wor College Newspaper Silenced when we look at the passage of Captain Valentine, was drawing lines on an air chart the Swimming River addition. Idlewild in six hours and 55 minutes," he said. "How'd College and university presidents There is no doubt that liberty, not The voters' were totd that they you re-raise the sun?" :"':" may have their troubles with fund- would force their children ont license, should be the guide for all double session and therefore the} The big Boeing 707 left the last lights of Portugal raising, expanding enrollments, fac- reporters and editors.1 Responsibility passed the resolution. This «am behind her four-story rudder. New York lay 3,325 miles ulty, and alumni — but they are "'...and JockI« word a yellow silk sheath attack was used on the Mon- ahead in a big northward curve that would take the is a hallmark of the newspaper pro- mouth Regional proposal. The rather minor compared to the prob- gown with a sequin-studded grey chiffon only thing which Its advocates plane over St John's, Newfoundland, Portland, Maine, lems they usually experience with fession and should in no way be overblouse and cape.* Boy, I'd note to tailed to mention was the fact Boston, Providence, Deer Park, Long Island, and on wash that dress!" that the average class at Mon- into Idlewild. "It had set," the captain laid, "and it their undergraduate newspapers. abused. mouth Regional contains 28 stu- was dark on the ground, but, as we climbed westbound, But freedom of expression, free- dents, and according to the Fed- The president of Monmouth Col- Your Money's Worth: eral Aid for School Facilities the sun came back up over the horizon and we had dom to print what one believes— hearings the average In six lege, Dr. William G. Van Note, this states Is 32 to each staff member, daylight for a little while." week had some difficulty with that within the bounds of good taste and Including janitors and school It is always the same on the flight deck. For the good judgment—are vital also, espe- One-Class Air Service? secretaries, and 29 to 1 for th first 20 minutes of flight, each man works his Job in- institution's weekly newspaper, The rest of the states. So it can be Outlook, and its editor, Sanford cially in an academic community. By SYLVIA PORTER seen that not only are we not tently, almost silently. Conversation is terse. When Starobin of Bradley Beach. Dr. Van Perhaps Mr. Starobin has gone behind all of the country, but we the ship nears cruising altitude—on this flight It was are actually far ahead of them 39,000 feet—the plane goes on automatic pilot, the Note solved the problem easily. He off the deep end, in some of his edi- If you're among the skyrocketing number of air when you consider that our 28 travelers who a few years back went first class but to 1 Includes only teachers and Loran panel glows green, the Doppler system begins suspended both publication of the torials. No doubt this can be at- who now almost automatically buy coach tickets, you not staff members. to rack up the number of mjles to the next radio check' are contributing to one of the top problems of the air- newspaper and the editor. tributed to youthful enthusiasm and Another point that was brought point, and somebody gets hungry. inexperience. But, from what we lines today: the rapid 'decline in first class passenger out was the idea that the im- Always the Same The issue centers mainly around proved educational plant would an editorial in the Dec. 13 issue of have observed, he has made some traffic. keep real estate values high, thi It is the same whether it is TWA (as in this case) The Outlook that took West Long good efforts in making The Outlook The slump started with the intro- little point which they forget I* or United or Pan-American, National, American—name Branch officials to task for proposed a good, provocative newspaper in- duction of coach service 14 years ago. mention In that along with th( it. The skipper always seems to have lots of gray in It has been accelerated by the jets, plant there would be increased his hair; the first officer has a set of Instruments measures to regulate the college's stead of merely a bulletin board. He taxes, something which I believe which have slashed the duration of each houseowner knows will kw matching the captain's and his eyes roam the panel growth. The editorial said that the deserves credit for this. trips and coach "discomforts." As er his rewle value, not higher it like a hound dog sniffing birds in swale grass. The en- "Aviation Week and Space Technology" So we see these points and gineer had his panel on the right side. Engines are his borough's concern over the growth In the meantime, the Monmouth they are (he reasons I am glad of the college was magnified for po- College newspaper and its editor recently pointed out, the difference be- that this unnecessary resolution business and he watches pressure gauges, fuel con- tween a first class and economy ticket was voted down. sumption, engine heat, oil level gauges, etc. litical gain. have been silenced—certainly not a Sincerely yours, PORTER for a New York-London round trip is Dr. Van Note ordered the suspen- good situation in an academic com- Donald David The fourth man, sitting behind the captain, does $414 and, "What can an airline offer the transatlantic sions to remain in effect until a com- munity. It may have been wiser to the mathematics. He runs estimates of time to toe next traveler in two 6-7 hour flights that is worth $414?" 47 Hope Rd., checkpoint, leans over shoulders to recheck everything mittee of the student body reviews have the student committee come up There is no question but that those who take fre- New Shrewsbury, N. that everyone else Is doing, and plots the course. Be- the qualifications of Mr. Starobin as with its findings first before shutting quent business trips have been relentlessly switching To the Editor: hind these men, 135 passengers had started dinner. After reading about the tax Outlook editor. such a vital part of campus life. from first class to coach and economy class. There is issue of New Jersey, I have Some had a cocktail. Some did not no question but that there has been an ever-increasing formed my own conclusions, The steward served hors d'oeuvres, salads, carved crowding in coach facilities while the most expensive feel that Jn, considering a tax Courage and Determination program,'it should be Judged and a huge roast beef behind a table on rollers in the aisle; sections are half empty or worse. voted on by residents of New the stewardesses helped with vegetables, table cloths, And while we are on the subject barians, rabble rousers and "imma- To counter this trend, William A. Patterson, presi- Jersey. High school and college napkins, knives and forks. Captain Valentine safd he students should also b« invited was hungry. Someone sat a small dish of almonds be- of undergraduate newspapers, we ture weaklings ... engaged in civil dent of United Air Lines, is now pushing a plan that to express their opinions. savagery." would eliminate all first class and coach fares and sub- This Is a direct point In the side him. "Come on," he said In mock anger, "doesn't must point with pride to the courage stitute a new, all one-class service, somewhat improved establishment of an tax in tfy the captain rate more than a bunch of nutar*'H4 is a Obviously, this was not a popular At future genial man. He doesn't bark his commands, iu^ when and determination carried tj$. over today's coaches. Here, from Patterson, is an tx-titiwurMi£ taxpayers, stand to take at Mississippi. The planation of his plan and its meaning to you. students should have this right he says "What's the E.T.A. at Kilo?" he expects a editor of the Mississippi college Student Senate showed this when it to decide the tax they, want to prompt and accurate reply, Kilo it a Coast Guard vessel newspaper during the recent violence The Benefits pay In the future. In the circum- in the Atlantic Ocean and E.T.A., of course, is esti- reprimanded Miss Brower for "fail- stance that a sales tax is esteb- at that school. ure to uphold student rights." Porter: How would an air traveler benefit from ished In New Jersey, students mated time of arrival. our proposed one-class air service? would, be directly affected an He didn't re-raise the sun on this trip. It stayed Sidna Brower of Memphis,Term., Miss Brower performed her edi- Patterson: When we first ordered jets, we expected also those persons with low In- editor of the Mississippian, attacked torial duties in the highest traditions comes may be paying more In down and the night was bright with stars. The big Jet that the 105 seats would be divided 40 per cent first taxes than a person with a high was making 560 miles an hour into the wind and burn- violence during the riots following of newspapering. This is reminiscent class, 60 per cent coach. Instead, our jets run about income. This seems totally us- ing seven tons of fuel per hour. The rest of the story fair. the arrival of Negro student James to us of the editors of other Southern 80 per cent coach, 20 per cent first class. We are "s alert monotony. crowding 120 or more passengers into double rows of In true fairness an act for per- H. Meredith at the Ole Miss campus community newspapers who tried to sonal Income tax should be the "What's the movie tonight?" the captain said. three seats in the coach section, separated by a nar- Sept. 30. bring mature judgment and under- proposal. This would take th Hippe said it was Doris Dey and Rock Hudson in Lover row aisle. higher tax from people In a high Miss Brower called students in- standing to the deteriorating situa- tax bracket and a lower tax from Come Back. "Just my luck," the captain said. "I wanted volved in the demonstrations bar- tions involving civil rights. In the very near future, we will file application the people in the low tax to see that one. Now I'm stuck up here." with the Civil Aeronautics Board to try out single fares bracket. This would also be fal The Movie on one of our routes (probably Chicago-San Francisco to the student who has a very small amount of spending money Back in the passenger compartment, when dinner In Washington; or Los Angeles) at substantially less than first class and who would be directly af- was over, the lights were dimmed, and a screen came prices and only slightly higher than present coach fares. fected by a sales tax. down from the ceiling of the jet An automatic movie This plan would go into effect in early spring. In concluding, I would like to repeat the importance of per- projector is set in the ceiling aft Passengers were given Congressional fortes CM for Battle In the new planes we will begin receiving in late mitting residents to decide on plastic earphones to listen to the movie sound track. 1963 the seating will be arranged for one-class service, the tax they will have to pay. Those who wanted to doze could hear nothing without By RALPH DE TOLEDANO Sincerely, two seats on one side and three on the other side of Nancy Houghton. the earphones. Unless there is a last-minute change in House rules was rati for any failure off his legislativg e much wider aisle. Administration change of heart, program. GOP House leader The movie was funny. It seemed strange to hear two battles will explode on Capi- and with the help of 21 Repub- Charles Hatleck never quite for- Seats will be larger than the present coach seats MIXED UP ABOUT ADULTS so many people laugh simultaneously in a tube seven tol Hill when Congress convenes. gave Mr. Curtis for destroying although not as roomy as those currently in first class Dec. 15,1962 miles over mid-Atlantic, screaming through the night In both cases, the command post The theory behind this Repub- the unified Republican front. In To the Editor: sky at mach .82. Looking out a starboard window, the will be at the White House, but lican support, enunciated by Rep the past weeks, Mr. Halleck bat This will vastly improve passenger comfort and safety. I read a letter in your paper, the battling will be done on the Thomas Curtis of Missouri, was been quietly and carefully Ha- Those accustomed to a good dinner and Other amenities Dec. 11, from a fellow student. Big Dipper stood still, moving not an inch either way. floor and in the cloakrooms of simply that if the packing plan ing up votes against a re-pack- of first class travel will lack nothing. You've always I fully agree with her that hav- Moonlight silvered the nacelles of the big engines. The the House of Representatives. ing of the House Rules Commit- ing split session Is a great loss, 1 bird was about 35 tons lighter than when she started. Battle One will be over the would have a convenient excuse tee. been able to get better dinners at a fine restaurant than not only to the students but, to House Ways and Means Commit' Many Democrats would like to on airplanes; America's future. Elmiger pulled the throttles back a little more. tee, Chairman Wilbur Mill's con- leave matters as they are. With- Porter: What would be the industry-wide implica- But I have a question which When the movie was over, and the cabin lights crete bunker. The White House CARMICHAEL out Administration Initiative, the should cause some people to stop has decided that unless this pow- committee will revert automati- ions of returning to an all one-class fare system? and think. Why doesn't a went on, the captain cut in on the loudspeaker and told erful tax-writing committee is cally to its pre-packing size. But Patterson: In United's case, this would reduce our tern, like Monmouth Regional, the passengers that the mass of lights below was Bos- enlarged, allowing the Admin- the Democratic study group, annual operating expense by $4.7 million. We would wJj.tn,pIanni1!.i? S""11,.? *!?!! ton.' they would be lanSing In 35 minutes. , istration to pack it with faithfu made up of some 100 liberal con- school, construct it with the New Frontiersmen, legislation to gressmen, has made a "firm de- save about $3.3 million a year on food costs and bever- thought that they will not have Valentine, the little professor, began to bring toe slash taxes will never reach the cision" to re-fight the 1961 battle. ages alone. Other airlines would be able to save on a to add on or maintain split ses- bird down slowly, steadily. He shook his head sadly floor. Mr. Mills has openly ex- Since the vote then was 217-to- similar scale. sions for at least four yean? from side to side. "I wish," he said wistfully, "I could pressed his opposition to lax re- 212, increased Republican When there has to be an addi- duction without a commensurate strength and the probable de- What's Wrong Now? tion to such a school the towns- have seen that movie. They say it's a riot" ,., , cut In government spending. He fection of many of those In the people raise a fuss and quickly will therefore make sure that GOP who sided with the Demo- Porter: What is basically wrong with the present pass the buck to the Board of "We'd Like To Do A Chronology On What very careful study is made of crats make passage seem a system? Education and so on. They Happened During The Stevenson Crisis!" White House proposals—and If touch-and-go proposition. claim it was all the board's or they are not to his liking, a tax Won't Hold Line Patterson: Simply that trying to build air traffic someone else's fault. They never reform bill will languish and die by all manner of pricing gimmicks hasn't worked. Our stop to Imagine that it could pos- The Indications are that no In committee. sibly be their fault. matter how Rep. Curtis may experience shows that a 50 per cent reduction in fares The House Democratic leader- vote, he will not do the neces- will Increase traffic volume by only 3 per cent. We'd Why don't they think and talk It out between themselves and ship has warned the President sary log-rolling among his col- have to increase our volume by 30 per cent or more that any attempt to pack the leagues to hold the former pro- councils before sayinygg that's ex- Ways and Means Committee will packing Republicans In line. To to offset a 25 per cent reduction in some -coach fares. what we want we'll take cause an uproar, that, it is vir- assume leadership of the maver- Just to keep up with the fishing expeditions of others It? I can't Imagine why or whai tually impossible to muster the icks would bring him little gain United now offers more than 20 types of fares, and necessary votes for any such and Jeopardize future relations the answer is, but I would like radical departure, that the mere with the GOP leadership. we're just one airline. to know. Right now I am mixed up about suggestion will consolidate anti- Those within the Democratic It's time for the airlines to stop befuddling the today's adults. Do they always Administration forces. The net study group who call for a no- public with multi-fares and multi-classes of service. Jump at the first thing on hand result, therefore, will be to be- holds-barred fight have been gin the new session with a warned, moreover, that posilblll Porter: So you think two-class airline service Is «t a possible answer to their thumping Kennedy defeat. of success were sharply di- doomed? problems? Have they been like House Rules minished when Speaker Sam this all the time, or Is It Just my Imagination? Battle Two will be over Hie Rayburn died. Mr. Rayburn de- Patterson: Coach service was originally introduced l The adults state that it Is to House Rules Committee which! livered a packed Rules Commit o develop a new market. But, especially since the Jets day's teenagers who are mixed decides when and in what order; ee to the White House »nr ame in, all that has' happened has been a diversion and don't know what they are legislation reaches the floor. Two Southern conservatives. He bul years ngo, the newly elected ied, cajoled and called into pla rom first class—a diversion which has been extremely doing. In my opinion I think It's President demanded that the his vast knowledge of congrer ostly to airlines everywhere. After many years of ex- the adults. Although I may be Rules Committee be increased ional maneuvering. ' prejudiced their options and terimenting with disappointing remedies suggested by statements are enough proof, to in sire so as to break the grip Speaker John McCormack ha he transportation economists, I think the airline in- me, of their stupidity and slni- of Giairman Howard Smith of never fully won the confidence ol pleness to problems which coilld Virginia and a Republlcan-Soutli- his Democratic colleagues In the lustry ought to take another look at its concept of two- mean the success and strength •m Democratic coalition. Th» 6—Friday, Dec 21, 1962 (Set TOLEDANO, ft* 7) claii service. . , (SM LETTBR8, page »

\ trt fwnxtfe Independent In their. AtUfu£eAft dose, toe cotton gathering flidlhe Invited them to Join in stogjagi BED BANK REGISTJER- l*tkM wtt Mr1. WjCoraadJ**"""^ -* • fgc- T- o - up ,.JIafU sctti," When *a ats»HMacdonald Friday, Dec. 21, Toledano a wjtd o D, f work on $* great A*«ut Dam, act whispered to him, "That sonf tics havb e urged t£» White Boost tint U ewridertbiy behind may be very coBtroyerahtf to •MM «f turn youagstert," Ke*> y<»A fa» Ufa, mA to m *u wouM|to remain attest on tbe JUdas schedul*, Egyptian Ptashtatt Is Named tmtatenad to > Hm 0 Committee packing plan until Nasser is sending three groups nedy then announced, "Hag any a; managar of tht W«w g they have thoroughly counted! hand-picked engineers and words you orefer, Just Join m the melody." Begot a big hand and Ad Director od Canadian tarritorr.. He ti- every Democratic nose and won technicians to Russia for special turned to New York to 1W u cast-iron commitments / from WASHINGTON-Prwident Kennedy hu another raining. a thunderous chorus of! acoom- NEW YORK CITY-Donald A. Eastern advertising mawtger asd enough congressmen to guaran- Yuaoslavta which hu received panimeat The attorney general Macdonald of Rumson, N. J., haswu named cMcntlve adVertliing tee success. It would be batter surprise up his sleeve on the $11 billion itockplle ^^wilCfa i^tIr7aJdPreae«ted two members of thebeen appointed advertising direc- manager in 1MI. to accept the old 12-man si» strategic material*- hu been under Senate in from .the U.S., Is going Into that Supremei Courtto hU guests - tor of The Wall Street Journal. | committee than to engage In a ield Itself. A number of scholar- Chief Justice Warren, whom he Formerly executive advertising Mr. Macdonald Is a vice presi- foredoomed conflict. After all, veiUga.tfon alnCe he suddenly Instigated that last spring. ihtos to the Yugoslav Military described as "one of our finest manager,-Mr. Macdonald's new dent of the Advertising Federa* they argue, the lJ-man commit- This time he Will ask Congress for authority to sell and Justice WIlHam respowlbillUas tocjuda all adver- on of America and* governor .cademIyV havn»*Be beeBBCnU give(ITCHn IUI_ ... . . , tee , failed to perform as the it least half of these immense reserves xing Ethiopian officers, \with »««•»» as "a man who has trav- Using sales activities, tales de- of its second district President had hoped. To stir and. minerals and, other strategic le enthusiastic approval- o—f Em -'eled to all your countries at oneVelopmsnt and administration ot Formerly a resident of dotter, congressional tempers at the out- peror Halle Selassie, another big time or another and probably' The Journal's national aod Euro- Mr. Macdonald resides with hia set isn't worth it. supplies. pean aoVtrtUing sales stiff. beneficiary of U.S. aid ... Bra written a book about ft." . . . wife, Ruth, and five children at ill bai received hundreds of milFeature of the winter ball of He Joined The Wall Street Contemplated under this still huih-j 1» Ridge Rd. In Rumtoa;. Only lour National League hush plan is disposal of some of these lkms In U.S. loani and large foodthe Washington assembly was aJouraal sales dapartmeat in New players took part In an their shipments for its impoverished gigantic "kissing ball," that team's games last season. They stocks to Russia and ita satellites. Only northern areas, but is turning twirled and twinkled over tbe] wsrs Maury Will* of the Dodgers, four Communist countries would be to Yugoslavia for the construc- heads of guests during the fes-j Dick Groat of the Pirates, Frait specifically excluded—Red China, Cu- tion of 10 tankers. Petrobms, the tlvltlei. No one explained why it Robinson of the Reds and ROB JrolJisn government's oil agen- was called a "killing bill," but Santo ot the Cubs. ba, North Korea and North Vietnam. is negotiating such a deal in that was the designation ascribed to it on the program. Ken Norton li in his Wth The Office of Emergency Planning, Belgrade Ghana hu signed son as basketball coach at Newheaded Edward McDermott, it drafting this _ contract with, Russia for 18 TO COMPLETE PROJECTS York's Manhattan College. legislation. fishing vessels to ba delivered in NEWARK-Three stalled baas- "" and MM. Ing prolects In Newark and Senator Stuart Symington, D-Mo., investigating Jersey City wU! be completed committee chairman, and other members have been SOCIAL WHIRL - Ever hear! m the near future, a federal given a general idea of the backstage measure by Mc- a Glogg party! Finnish Am- Housing, Admbuttratlea of- bassador and Madame Seppala ficial said Wednesday. Pater WELCOME GIFT Dermott, but no details. Their probe is gave one, and the large crowd of Longarw, regional'' FHA di- CHRISTMAS CHEER' still under way and will continue in diplomatic and other gnesta had rector, said the agency hopes ... anytimef the new Congress that convenes Jan. 9. gay and "spirited" evening, to have a plan ready within it was spirited ia thai M days for completing the FREE DELIVERY EASY CHARGE AVAILABLE The committee hopes to have a re- (Hogg is a highly spirited drsjfc high-rfse apartment bafldugs. port by March 1. > ' ' s a Scandinavian concoction Tbe. FHA has Insured the mort- that goes with traditional Christ- gages en aS three projects. While the administration has festivities, and the Finnish Construction stopped in Octo- thrown a cloak of secrecy around the diplomat served it to hii many ber, he said, whan contractors provisions ot the proposed disposal bill, guests-apparently to their ap- walked oif the Jobs because of authoritative sources Indicate it will preciative delight. Glogg consists financial difficulties. two parts red wine to one part feature the following: seatt aquavit, spiced, with cinnamon, In effect, it will give the administration carte tore*, ginger, and then heated blanche to make sales both at home and abroad. Underand poured over raisins and al- To our many customers and friends monds. It's guaranteed to Instill existing law, the General Services Administration and uletide—and Just about every other government agencies must first obtain congres- >ther kind of—spirit... Mexican FEDERATED sional approval before sell-[ .mbassador Carillo Flores ing any of the itrflteoic The disposal'program will ex- making a visit to his homeland I IT J, > ± tend ever five or six years, al «jct month to attend his father'; open dolly 'til 9, soturday 'HI 9 ELECTRONICS inc. stockpile. Sales to Soviet the rate " 88th birthday. bloc countries are wholly a year. Service Offered 413 Broad Street, Shrewsbury, N. J. barred, and domestic dis- NUCLEAR WAR MONEY The following ad appeared In posals must carry a six Thi* legislation is certain to Ihe current Issue of the neighbor- SH provoke vigorous congressional hood weekly published In hlstorl month waiting period. challenge. Aware of that, the Georgetown: "Mature woman President Is preparing "to give! offers exercise, meals and official weight to the measure, fectlon to dogs and cats . good shirts ^L^L^Z •J'il'.f Hworktag ~C^"etowners7~Jl.M 'ear a report by a special Inter- Iwurly, or weekly rates," . administration committee on theJrs. William Scranton, wife come in threes! need for the disposal program, 'ennsylvania's Republican gov- This administration group, ernor-elect, says they are keep- comprising a number of agencies1 Ing their Washington home. They and headed by O.E.P. Director bouRht it when he was elected MoDermott, will recommend a Congress, and Mrs. Scranton complete new set of strategic says they intend to retain it "for GAM stockpile objectives and propossible future -eventualities." cedures, These are not yet "She smiled but made no reprj SHIRTMAKBR8 fail form, but they will Include when asked if that meant they the following: 'ere thinking of the White House . -Henceforthf. n only.. consumer-^ at vice presidency . .. Mrs. Da- the harvester tyoe'goods would' be stockpiledr vid Rockefeller, wife ot suet as food, medicine, clothing, youngest brother of New York'i Soft and handiome brushed equipment for temporary shel- governor, did the honors for he: coHon in wonderfully rich col- LAST MINUTE ters, and a special nuclear war ailing husband when he wa orings. . currency. awarded Peru's illustrious Ordei •Recovery* Money of El Sol by' the country's' am- This "recovery" money, as bassador. In presenting the dec- is being referred to In tbe O.E.P. oration, Ambassador,Berckemey SHOPPING? would be distinctive Irom ih I- told Mrs. Rockefeller it h present" currencV.'«H would the oldest in Peril and the old- similar denominations, wouk est In all Latin America." stored In post offices through- At a reception Attorney Gen- OUR SELECTION OF GIFTS out the nation, and would be used •ral Robert Kennedy gave for80 0 by designated officials to bu: foreign students, in the Great IS STILL OVERWHELMING. supplies and services In the Hall ot the Justice Department, event of a nuclear emergency. HURRY IN— Efforts would be made to seli existing strategic supplies to WHEN YOU OR JUST PHONE US! Russia and its satellites for gold, THINK OF !•!» This year the Soviet has put ou Ml! more than $(00 million in gold for purchases In the West, mud of them grain and other food. None of this Red gold has gom the U.S., and It will be pro- posed this be sought in direct THINK OF sales of the strategic materials; The Interadmimstratlon com MECHANIKS mlttee will .also urge that spe- in Bread St. Red Bank cial stress be placed on dispos- •tgfest Selection - ing of the huge stock of rung- : Ltwest Prices sten-wHch the Senate lnvestlga BAMBERGER'S ton estimate amounts to a year supply ot U.S. require- ments. the McKenzie The special committee will al- Rustic tweed facide so recommend that the priority MONMOUTH disposal list Include aluminum articulate coloring!. Ingot, chrome ore, nickel, lead, cobalt, manganese and commer- cial diamonds. The committee The Meal will hold that at least $7 billion gift for of the Ml billion stockpile can friends and WILL BE OPEN e safely unloaded. business FOREIGN FLASHES - Mora forced savings',' are In store Gilt wrapped for Cubans. The Communist-ruled and delivered. TONIGHT AND economic ministry has set a goal 1200 million in "new savings CALL accounts" that are to be opened SH 1-9721 by 1.2 million workers and farm irs. This plan means that these SATURDAY NIGHT already hard-pressed classes are to be still further forcibly milked COMMUTERS Some 500 men, women am children were organized In so WIME S UQUOR called "volunteer" battalions Rosa Tomalno, Proprietor help harvest the cotton, crop in 'TIL 10 P. M. Oriente province. Until this was 1M Monnwotb St, Red Bank

AND WE WILL DELIVER ... English IN TIME FOR CHRISTMAS* country cheeks WKPlBflYtlSPBI) Elan in a gentlemanly manner.

ttTMsTiM • \ Imported plma cotton. *AH lrams purchased through Saturday night will ba delivered IO.99 la tlfM for Christmas. Call Teletervkt today from 1:30 turn, NEXT to i pm.i Saturday from 8:30 OJH. to 5:30 p.m. JOIN OUR 1963 CHRISTMAS SAVINGS CLUB the fair university shop KEANSBURG-MIDDLETOWN for men, women and boys IV (' It W.t NATIONAL BANK Rt. 35, WanamasM (onemil* north of Aibury Clrcla) KB 1-4*49 KEANSBUR0 MIDDLETOWN UNCROFT Church * Can Ava King* Hwy. UftJh 78741H OS !•»•• The Yule Red Bank merchants this year hare outdone themselves in the creation of attractive, imaginative window decorations for the Christinas season. These are some of the many—ranging from croches to,a circus replica—made by Neptune High School students —which have drawnmuah favorable comment from shoppers in the borough.

Mamr Studio of Dane*—last Front St. . i

Colonial Rowers—East Front St.

Tom Dean Flowers —Broad St.

Kfanmtri* Patari—WhlH St. Family Pharmacy — Broad St. Income Rise Is ReportedTor County NEW YORK - A new report the previous year's net of $703,- throughout the summer, spending Church Gives Room For Croup Therapy ives an Inkling of how well'bus- 833,000. . at a'reduced rate. • EATONTOWN — "Some emo- therapy, essentially individual apist, and other group children less fared in Monmouth County The rise, which amounted to , With the easing of inter, tionally disturbed children can be treatment in a group setting, of- help the troubled child to find luring the 1961-62 fiscal, year, 6.5 per cent, was greater than naUonal^tensions and with theiir helped only through group ther- ten is the preferred treatment better, more mature ways of get- shows bow much local people that recorded In the United States; confidence renewed by the recent apy." according to Richard J. method. Most parents and ting along. Adult.group sessions anted and how much they spent Stander, supervising social work- children receive the center's child give parents deeper and realistic a their retail stores In the period. as a whole, 4.1. per cent. The recovery on Wall Street, they are er at the Children's Psychiatric guidance help in individual treat- parental insights. The results were -better -than Middle Atlantic States had a 3.4 again in the market place In verage, -the figures indicate, Center, Inc., of Monmoutn Coun- ment or counseling sessions. The center plans therapy per cent'sali. ; force. • r • lost families had more money ty. Parents of play therapy group groups for pre - delinquen Looking at the income in terms Just how well the Monmouth » spend, after payment of taxes, Two play therapy groups for children are seen individually or children and adolescent ijbys and of the family unit, a figure ar- County consumer performed to in one o( the center's five par- ban in the previous year. It rived at by dividing total income boys, ages 7 through 10, meet girls. More than two hundred the fiscal year is disclosed by weekly in facilities offered to ent groups. Selection of a child nade for a healthy volume for bythe number of households, the Monniouth County children and : the figBi the center by .Rev. James B. or parent for a group is based lusiness activity. ' ' averag' e 'locall'-"y~ -wa -—-•s $7,2$* -*pfe*f spent a Coyle and the parishioners of St. upon study of family problems parents are being Seen' at, thi household. .. ' '" "' ?« local retail 1 The report, which-gauges the Dorothea's Catholic Church, id HM0s.fi ^ Center. November marks the- be- cohbmlc strength oT'communi* Up to thf middle; of this year} 450,292,000 Broad St year of outpatient, non-profit when, the drop in the stock mar' Mr. Sitao$eE£'siates that play, ics in every section of the coun- For most type* of-retail busi- 1 ketoccurred,.business in the Uiii< Mr. Stander advises that group relationships with the group ther- child'guidance services, y, was" released by the Stand- ness, there was an Increase in ird Rate and Data Service. It ted States had been edging up- ward'for a number of-jnonUisv volume-, in the year, especially overs the 12 months ending June among' those wllttj cafs^hi-fl 0. . ,.!, . Consumers had been .turning Red Bonk Savings * Loan —Broad St. their increased income into par- sets, washing machines and other Residents of Monmouth County, chases of more goods and serv- durable goods and appliances. FOR YOUNG MEN shows, had a net income in ices. The ' service fn,du« tries Employees Given Party he' year, after taxes, of After the drop, they assumed continued growing, bui at a slow- 749,636,009. This compares with a .wJatch-and-wait attitude er pace than, in other years. HOME FOR THE HOLIDAYS,. RED BANK. — The annual ing baked ham and roast turkey, Christmas party for the employ- was served. Gifts for each of the ees of Monmouth Workshop lor workers were presented by Mr, the Handicapped Inc., was held Trible and Mrs. Mitchell. Wednesday at the YmCA build- Local groups provided assist- ing, 40 Riverside Ave. ance and gifts. This included var- Attending the party were 18 ious commercial enterprises and Seaboard Service employees of the workshop, the service groups in and around administrative staff, and mem- Red Bank. bers of. trje board, of 'directors. Earlier this week the mem- Presiding were Mrs. Sue bers of the Little Silver Garden Mitchell; Middletown, director of Club co-operated to decorate the extends the workshop, and Joseph Trible, workshop, at 3 South Bridge Ave., New Shrewsbury president. in the spirit of the Christmas At the party a dinner, featur- NIGHTS' WARMEST OUT: GREETINGS Suit Solid, Vest In" of the Season! At this time of the year we particularly wish to thank our many 45.95 to 69.50 friends—both old and Sport Coats from 29.95 new for their continued patronage. We hope you ve a If dressing with style It your goal, consider the suit that's

"vested" with distinction. For important dates, our Good WORKSHOP PARTY — Joseph Trible, center president Claitmanship award goes to the suit that wears its own of Monmouth Workshop for the Handicapped, Inc., of Merry Christmas trait and ssts the pace in solid darks like grey, blue and tha Red Bank, preterits gifts to Luis Nieves, left, and John and a new brown-olives. Delmont, at Chrjitmas party for workshop workers held Wednesday in Red Bank YMCA building. Happy New Year NEW POLICE DIRECTOR sons, Including Nathan Duff, WOODBRIDGE - State attorney for the Patrolmen's filled with Police U. Joseph A. Galanl Benevolent Association, Local health, peace and prosperity has been appointed to the J8, which represents Wood* newly created SHOOO-a-year*post bridge police, opposed the creation of the new post. Duft as civilian director of police said tha position was unneces- In Ihls Middlesex County Town- sary, called tho $11,000 salary ship. An ordinance creating MEN'S ... BOYS' WEAR too high and finally urged ap- the position was adopted Tues- pointment of Township Police Seaboard and LADIES' SPORTSWEAR day aJjht by the Township Chief Neto LnurJtica Instead of Bank Athury Park Committee.. Nearly 200 per- "an outsider." long Br III BROADWAY LONG BRANCH SH 1-O214J PR 5-2620 8-Friday, Dec, 21, 1962 BED BANK REGISTER 1 If ••«• V'- , S *. > m m-

TT*"J^^^P *»J"I 1ED BAHK if^^J T^^P l&t An. Wjkon's "HLMLffl League. U t*C they Mist Camaatt't letter w|U Poster Prize Station pime before council at l!a Pec I «a campared with X meeting. Some cdaneit mem- bers read it is proof the Wlttoa Winners Still Clouded sppointment was not valid and i EATONTOWN - Over »l.W' LONG BRANCH - lite cloudy may seek to make another ap- will bt donated thU year by 1.7*0;" air over Councllwoman Lucy wil-pointment Mrs. Wilton and For The Young Han Bendi* Corp. employees 19 char'" aoa's appointment as a Housing other council members see the Wet and needy families. Authority member got foggier report at indecisive, even in the for your its, i • • • • Rather than Mad Individual yesterday. light of Mr. Aiken's ruling which Christmas card* to fellow em- A study of official minutes and Mrs. Wilton h*i termed "ridicu- valuables, payees, each departoMat tod r work group participates in- it tape recording! of recent met iout." *t only permit* Young Man's Store poster contest. Th* none/ savtd ings, which was supposed to help City Manager Richard J- Bo. by not purchasing cards it do* City Clerk Sanlta J. Camtsta natedto any charitable cause, the nation was tent, found the lettci employees may car* to desig' completed but without any final determlntlkm. several weftka after Mrs, WUton'i Ml*. . , - . Judging of tiM M posters Mrs- Wilton wai named by put it on record at that time. tared in tha contest wet hti ecuacll, by 44 vote, on Oct yesterday. Winners la tha th** to succeed Rev. Herbert Unley, categories of entrle*-feUglousV who had moved to Reno, Nev. best art and maat ort|iMt-r». Father Unie/s letter of resigna- LARGE SELECTION carry .. . eeiwd framed ceftiHcattt, tion was read to City Council MIM Marion MeOown, Kay St., at a caucus but was lost tern' rifpRT SHIRTS Hlghlatda, and Mlu Roteaury porarily before being inserted In Oemparla of Mlddlauwa-Uacroft the official minutet. CHRISTMAS TREES ". :'••/ aal- • • Unaware of any need for an M.. Mddletom, took flrct prtta Official recording of the Llnley WrwHii- Holly ID tha religious division. resignation, council voted on Mrs. John D'Ur»o, Jr., Weft End Wilson's appointment, later, Roping DRESS SHIRTS Ave., long Branch, mi top win- City Attorney Louts Alkens said < >• ner In tha art category, while Join Daman, Jr., Roes St., Tomi A -mm CHRISTWAS - John D'Urto. Jr., left. Un« Branch, wcf, first prix. h. the appointment would not be Y-M.C.A. River, won the blue ribbon In art category of the Bandix Christmas Core program potter contest. Mist Marion valid if the resignation was not at >MI* i OaMoMH am prevtoutly a part of the record, Rlvenld* Aw., Had tank D»po»tt PAJAMAS tea most original grouping. MeSowan, Mlddletown, center, and Miss Rosemary Semperle, Highlands, won top Ann Hanktoson, Laurel Ave., This Is what started Mlsa Ca aaa Neptune took second, and Waller award of tha religious ontriai, haM hare by Mitt Gemperlt. Mii,s MeGowan hold* msssa on her search. pettar by John-Doman, Jr., Toms River, which wan first place for originality. In a letter to members of SWEATERS Raltt, Chelsea ' Ave., Long council, she tald she could find Branch, third In the religious en- no record, written. or oral of trie*; Diana Meade, UppJncott WASHED WHAT SHE WORE Ave., Long Branch teewd aad DAILY CROSSWORD the Unity resignation at an of. Robert Pallon. North St. Run* «,JBa> MIAMI, Fla. (AP) - A wo-ftcltl LOteen laFMOaaMi' elv She added, however, she was ton, third, beat art; Stanley attaatatt nav nan wai teen in a coin laundry Chase, Cardinal Rd., Mlddletowo, ate one warm night, clutching reluctant to certify anything on second, and Benjamin pedd, 3. Head cook a battt of the tape recordings iXBS? coat arouad her u the stood without a written legal opinion Stevew Ave., Wett Long Branch, lear a drier. third, in tha teit for originality. itVCktltto Hon:aJ*r, that sh» «»ld do so. attract 4. Bo 33. Sanaa. Hie machine stopped and the The ctty/t ttpe recordings are TRAVEL AGENCY ™ Judges ware James' Ferrter, attention. 8-Peklnt; tie gathered up a handful of artidet made in a room off the council JACKETS art director, Mfamoutb/Regionej latlM M. Sixty clothing front the machine. chamber and are not under con- Serrlng Moamonta Cooaty for M Yatn Hl|h School, New Shrewsbury; «a**( capital teen. 1 MM. Babetta Ramnan-EdeltUIn, comftwU aie stepped into a restropm tlnuoiu supervUloa, Occasional- and emerged minutet later, car-ly reels run out and part of the j| Guild of Creative Art., Shrew* t T.OW K.nm- NOW LOCATED IN QilR bury; Charles Campbell, art.'dt lying.her coat, hut no laundry proceedings are missed. rector with MeManui, John 1 tt. Penny of length •sate,- USevenia NfW OFFICE lT.Mtuter a.waak Adams, New York, and Joe Ko pronoun 1 M.Oouttway |44 BROAD ST., RED BANK tula, a frea leace artist. UlSmntar ftBBB - • door M.Her Ohfteimas MBannlian Royal Jut around the conn from our fanner office at 11. Capital of food II RECKLESS PLACE tftfeaaah •Mr. 0r HAMMOND tLAawrtoan MOerdenai'a Telephone SH 1-5080 a. aldtr ma tool SPINET To You can raservo and pick up •Irlino, ataaqiiyp. bu» X S * 7 a ORGAN KBtouiayaa All! and tour ticlcah, hotel and resort area reservati'>ns bawtta » • M> 1 at our officai. r» WALKER * WALKER JaatAMOm IT.WeaJthy i It Costs No Mora to Book Through HKettle REALTORS • INSURORS 1*. wmla unit M- w 17 YOUR LOCAL TRAVEL AGENT «6»»d« BJ 6(1 Broad St. Shrewsbury 741-5212 • u "• i 2068 Rt. 35 Middletown 671 -3311 pmon) ai tx . Ora« le letter t» 14 a* 8s •. at aa' H.UM. Otttor •'A'-, tr.Batloal % % and lofi more! Fftl-ttOO a* to •l as n

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[ LEHERS (Continued) of their country In the years to oome. If there 1» a tolution to such a problem I will strive to find •zsz the answer. But for the time be- ing It still remains to be a ques- tion unanswered. My many.thanks, Donna Lee Hill ANSWERS COL. SPITZ 72 Edgebrook Ct., New Shrewsbury, N. J. To the Editor. , •"--•'••".•jiM It is with great regret that read the letter of Col. A. G. Spitz, printed Dec. It, attacking The Red Bank Register for its BUY THE editorial position, in favor of the Maa'sntry jh school referendum, and its EASY DUmondRtag reporting staff for writing the AUTOMATIC MU Gold news as they saw'and heard It m-n WONO REEDS I am aura that this sorry at- HO nttwT Un. SLM witar tempt at intimidation will have •r SUt aii«)Mi —a mar no affect on The Register's duty to tha community to print the nawa and to comment on it It is with sorrow Oat I note that Col. SoiU la lending th well-earned prestige' of a ' life spent in defense of tha country Cosh or Credit to a nasty attempt to demean the actions of such public spir- You Save at Reeds! ited citizens as Mr. Gordon Bar- tie and others, who have devoted five years of hard work to the present excellence of Monmouth IMOUSET Regional High School, and Mr. Frank Weinhelmer, whose abil- '249" ity, and enthusiasm for our chil- dren's education has also con- so nw Im SI w»Mi- ITO manr Im. SIN) wttUr tributed heavily to our fine IF « M maatUr ttxt iw m t*.» wWr ant w school. (The mlsstitement among Reeds hat tbt other misstatementa that official Mart or Lody' pressure 'Caused- a distraught largeit sdecttoa ot iki clothes child to protest her parents' op- perfect dltmftndt position to the leferendumMs not 17JEWELWATCHES from $4I.W to PttM Me. She merely reflected thi for Christmcis prld* of the student body in the prestige of Monmouth'Regional.) ' Larg* ... a Hioiightful gift! To Col. Spitz and hit so-called NO MONEY DOWN Selection 1 Taxpayers' Association, I can I1.M Weekly pr KM uort The nieesf thing about ikiing is the way only recommend the attitude Monthly Next Year (NUTS • •! you, look, and she will look great before toward the community of our be- SOUDfNO loved Andy Shepard, Adm. USN, SWHW m*4ara atjrto and apras in ski dothat by Ernst Englo, Ret., 65 years young, who iabon mlckn riai'Ta turn RINGS mightily now toward making Car man. , Ulla and P * M. Ponchos 2M5 to 49.95 New Shrewsbury a better plac npaailaa aaM ludainl 1 ski pants 29.95 to 49.9S ... sweaters 28.00 to live In, apd understands that FUUY GUARA1«TEED ia fair education 1» not good to 35.00. Head bands, gloves, masks and turtlm enough for bur children In the luura rnium . . for fun in the suburbs. Atomic Age, If they are to be H Hf fNaa la) leaders In a world which mutt SOLID aOLD NO Mur hn UN n*. ON*X MNG cast aside the superstitions and If « UM mmut, m pu prejudices of the centuries in or- MO aww im. SMt ntUt der to survive and progress. the gift.of strong, Mrs. Katharine Friede ner. made a good start in encourag- enal" success they have attained the Monmouth, County Library and Arnold Lieberman, social ing the growth of a stronger li- 1 In working together, v The Senior Choir under Mrs. Association Is to focus public at- - workers; Mrs. Alita Sutdiffe, brary system, but with gradual Sullivan's direction, will sing tentlon on library services, fa- He spoke of the changing com- case aid; Mrs. Betty Wallace urbanization, there also Is a need Charles Gounod's "C Major cilities and need;. Membership munity and the challenge it pre- director of Homemakers Service; Mass" at midnight Mass on for strong regional reference sents to Family and Children's is open to all Interested citizens Mrs. Grace Colton and Miss Rita Christmas Eve. centers. In Monmoulf) County, Service. He said, "Only through Oliver, secretaries; Mrs. Barbara and organizations. It has already Mrs. William Burns will be this type, of center could most the continued dose bond and re- Hall, receptionist, and Mrs. Billie been officially sponsored by the contralto soloist and Mrs. James effectively be located where lationship which prevails between Landrine, a student from the Northern Monmouth County and Sullivan will sing the soprano there Is the greatest concentra- members of the board, staff and Rutgers School of Social Work Jersey Shore Branches of AAUW, solos. tion of population, ha said. auxiliaries, can this challenge be Also, Mrs. Long and Mrs. Isabe the Red Bank and Artwy Park met fully and effectively." Finkelday, a former member of He stated that the need for sections of the League of Women During November, 98 requests the staff. such a reference center is be- Voters, the little Silver Friend* for services from the agency coming more acute as school of the Library, Shrewsbury Town- were made. Included were babies Mrs. Finkelday was presented The Lady X children are forced to meet ship Parent-Teacher Association, placed in adoptive homes, chil- a gift from the staff in appreci- greater challenges. An additional the Allentown Public Library awl dren placed in foster home care ation for her agency work while advantage of a good, centrally the Aquinas Library of Pope a member. NEW YORK - "Lady X" on located library would be its use- Pius XII Institute. with their supervision; marriage, the Play Your Hunch TV show family, and parent-child counsel- Arrangements for the party fulness to the adult population. Through its .Speakers' Bureau,' Thursday morning fooled the It could also help attract Indus- Ing; assisting and counseling un- were made by Mrs. Samuel Adler panel of experts only once. speakers and films are available married mothers. and Mrs. Joseph C. Irwin. Taking part in the fun show tries to the area by supplement- for meetings. hosted by Robert Q. Lewis, Mrs. Florence Temko of New Business Women Hold Shrewsbury, well-known ori- gami specialist, appeared as Teenage Evolution Lady X with two other ladies, Y and Z. Working at making NEW YORK (AP) - The 1983 effect. Every hairdo must have Annual Christmas Event paper designs, the panel teenager will hitch her star to the element of surprise, whether EATONTOWtf — The annual Commitee members In charge guessed Mrs. Temko was the the First Lady's Image, If she a girl does it herself or hat an- Christmas party of the Business were Mrs. Loretta Koenig, Mrs. expert at the second try. She hasn't done so already. other do it, he says. Elaine Smith and Mrs. Eileen Mrs. Alfred F. Williams, Jr. and Professional Women's Club proved her expertness by fold- And she'll be the most elegant Young girls from M to 18 arc Rose. Birthdays were observed young girl we've seen in decades, of Red Bank was held Wednesday ing a single sheet of red paper really on the charm beam, ;he and corsages and cards pre- into a Santa Claus — one of predicts hairdresser Michel Ka- says. They merely competed for In the Crystal Brook Inn. Thirty- sented to Mrs. Phyllis Horracks, the 600 things she can make Candlelight and Christmas Trees zan. The evolution, is already boys' attentions before. Now ev- five members and guests at Mrs. Koenig, Miss Lucille Morf from paper. under way, he says. Judging by erything has taken on a flirtatious tended. and Miss Frances Meeker. his youthful customers. note In clothing, hair and groom- "Hollywood was the big Influ- ing. Michel say*. The have Guests were Miss Margaret Entertainment was furnished by a barbershop quartet, Ran- Are Setting for December Wedding ence until the leather-jacket rock beautifully shining teeth and fin- Phelan, a member of the Asbury dolph Bailley, Richard Cusak, List Winners V roll tribe displaced them with gernails, a lustrous look to their Park Chapter; Mrs. George Wis- Ernest Bosky and Stanley Jones. RED BANK - The Red Bank full-length skirt and panier-eflect ballerina-length bouffant skirts their beatnik hairdos, Kazan hair. Little bows or barrettes go mar, Mrs. Helen Goodner, Mrs. Miss Catherine Warburton of In Bake-Off Presbyterian Church atop Tower chapel train. The fitted bodice matched the gown of the honor says. "But Jacqueline Kennedy to the head in modern versions has changed that with her lady- Margaret King, Mrs. Eva Rogers, Rumson entertained with songs KEYPORT — The Bayshore Hill was the setting Saturday for was detailed with lace re-embroi- attendant. All carried bouquets of Little Women, hairstyles that and music. Neighborhood Association of Girl the marriage of Miss Myrna E. dered with jewels. Her bouffant of tangerine and white flowers, like fashions and cultural inter- would intrigue those perennial Miss Jane Geayer, Miss Jean ests. The teenage cults now try George Wismar of Bed Bank, Scouts held its December meet- Barrera of Woodside, L.I., veil was held in place by a toque William Bausmith, South Palla- favorites, Jo, Beth, Amy and Welsh, all of Red Bank, and to emulate her Individuality." Meg. in the role of Santa Claus dis- ing recently in the Raritan Hosi daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Teo- of nylon and she carried a colo- field, was best man. Ushers were Miss Betty Warwick, Long filo Barrera of Merida, Yucatan, nial bouquet of white chrysanthe- Ronald and Douglas Williams, at Michel couldn't tell his aver- tributed the gifts. "Hair Is short, but not short- Branch. Building. Mrs. William Truax, Mexico, to Alfred Frederick Wil- mums. home, brothers of the bride- age teenage customer on a shag- Mrs. Betty Baldwin, president, short, cut just below the ear so neighbrohood chairman, reviewed liams, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. groom. gy, short-crop hairdo these days, Bridesmaids were the Misses thai.lt may be flipped around announced the next meeting will the results of the recent wide Alfred F. Williams, Sr., 306 The bride, educated in Mexico, if he wanted to. But perish the NEW YEAR'S PARTY Susanne King and Jane Beall the shoulders in coquettish fash- be held Jan. 9 in Cobblestones, Everett Rd., Everett. came to this country in 1959: Shethought any hairdresser would LAURENCE HARBOR - The game and field day. of Woodside, L. I. Their gowns ion or piled on top of the bead.in Laurence Harbor Community Rt. 35, Middletown. Chairman was employed by The Tailored try, he says. They hated it Plans were made for partici Rev. Charles S. Webster offi- of capuclne-silk, fashioned with one of many hairstyles. Popular Church will hold a New Year's Woman, Fifth Ave., New York "And the big thing is that in- will be Mrs. Edith Stiles. Law- pating in the district bake-off ciated. William C. Wood was or- versions include little curls that party Sunday, Dec, 30 from 7 to ganist. A reception followed in the City. stead of being look-alikes be- rence White, president of the contest in January, and the Art dribble down the back of the II p.m. The event sponsored by home of the bridegroom's par- The bridegroom, a graduate of cause 'they're all doing It', the Junior Chamber of Commerce of Festival in the spring, Little Heads head," he explains. the Youth Fellowship of the ents. Middletown Township High teenage girl wants to be com- church, Orln Tucker, president, Red Bank, will speak oa civic Cakes baked from Troop The bride was given In mar- Exempt Group School, attended Monmouth Col- pletely different. She won't wear Michel noted the cultural revo- Is open to the public. participation. Keyport; Troop 68, Union Beach, riage by her brolher-in-law, Ken- lege, West Long Branch, and is a hairdo copied from her friends. lution a few months ago, be says. and Troop 192, West Keansburg, neth Reichenbach, Keansburg. FAIR HAVEN-New officers employed 'by Helm Engineering She wants something created for Heretofore, though girls grudg- were judged. The winner from ingly gave In to being neat for Mrs. Reichenbach was matron of of the Fair Haven Exempt Fire- Association, Red Bank. her type, and she wants to keep Troop 198 was Eileen Keily, with classes, they were intent on go- honor for her sister. On their return from a wed- it a secret until she makes a runner-up, Joan Herringer; from men's Association have been Ing to the dogs, shaggy ai pos- Jane Leitner to Wed The bride's gown of bridal sat- ding trip to Washington, D. C. grand entrance." troop 68, Jean Catlaw; runner- elected. sible, when the weakened rolled HOLMDEL — Announcement is in was fashioned with a slim line and Virginia, the couple will re- Even ft she likes bangs, she'll up, Susan Bloomquist; from Leon A. Little is president; Al- give them a new slant, he says. around. made by Mr. and Mrs. Harry F. side at 3 Oak St., River Plaza. Troop 192, Elizabeth Hovan. fred T. Robbins, Jr., vice presi- She'll wear them brushed down "Now they can't wait to put on Leitner, Keyport-Holmdel Rd., of Judges were Mrs. William Board Honors dent; Thomas Cleary, secretary, brought to the side revealing part their little white gloves and girl- the engagement of their daughter Phillips, Mrs, Henry Hansen and and Jesse J. Mcllray, treasurer. New Pack Holds of her'forehead, or with all the ish frocks when Friday rolls Mrs. Joseph McGunin. Miss Jane Holland Leitner, to James C. Allen Leonard Mack was elected to a hair on one side for a one-sided around," he says. ' three-year term on the board of Christmas Party PFC Chester A. Merriman, U.S. WEST LONG BRANCH-James trustees; George Curchin, two LINCROFT - Cub Pack 210 Army, ton of Mr. and Mr«. Square Dance C. Allen, former head of the in- years, and Irving Predmore, one held its first annual Christmas Chester A. Merriman, Sr., War- dustrial arts department of Shore year. party Wednesday night in the Regional High School, who died Haslet Couple Engaged densville, W. Va. In Tinton Falls fire house. Nov. 29, was honored in a reso- Mr. Robbins, John Russell, Mr. NEW SHREWSBURY. — The HAZLET-Mr. and Mrs. Louis lution passed last night by the Little, Alfred Hendrickson and The program Included a magli Miss Leitner was graduated eighth grade at Tinton Falls Wermann, 36 Nevada Dr., an- Board of Education. Thomas Car lock are delegates to act by Elmer linger. Gifts were from Red Bank Catholic High School is holding a Christmas the state Exempt Firemen's As- nounce the engagement of Mri. "His cheerful disposition, his distributed from a Christmas School and attended Cabrlni Col- square dance tonight from 7:30 sociation. Mr. Little is the dele- Wermann's sister, Miss Ella self-sacrifice and his devotion to grab bag. James Field, pack to 9:30 In the school gymnasium. gate to the state Firemen's Asso- Chlnery, daughter of Prank lege, Radnor, Pa. She is em- Shore Regional High School have committee chairman, was in Hart Webber is caller. ciation. charge. Chinery, Hoboken, and the late ployed by Bell Telephone Labora- The eighth grade class of Miss won for him the love and admira- Mrs. Anna Chinery, to Pvt. Ron- tories, Holmdel. Yvonne Edmond decorated the tion of students, faculty, admini- ald Pontrelll, U.S. Army, son of strators and members of the PFC Merriman, stationed with gym in silver and blue. Mrs. Steve Karlak, 27 Oregon Mrs. Joseph Larkin, student Board of Education," the resolu- Ave., Hadet. the Army at the Highlands Air tion said. Force Base, was employed by activities chairman for the Tin- Miss Chinery attended Keyport Mr. Allen had been head of the American Telephone and Tele- ton Falls School Parent-Teacher High School. Pvt. Pontrelll was department since the inception of graph C o mp a n y, Washington, Association which sponsors the graduated from Lafayette High the school, and had helped to pre- D.C. dance, and Nicholas Costa, phys- School, Brooklyn. He was 'em- pare the building for its opening Miss Jane H. Leitner ical education teacher, are in ployed at Campbell Ewald A May wedding is planned. ast fall. charge. Advertising Agency, New York City, before he entered the serv- Annual Party Daily Concerts ice. A fall wedding is planned. Leon's Rug Cleaning Bulletin No. 8 ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS-Mrs. At Highlands Sue McKenzie, 6 Belleview Ave., Leonardo, began a daily program HIGHLANDS - All borough of organ concerts yesterday here St. Nick Visits youngsters under the age of 12, in the Monmouth County Nation- have been invited to attend tht al Bank, First Ave. Class for Deaf CARE OF YOUR MOST annual Christmas party sponsore WEST LONG BRANCH - A by Frank Wazilewski, owner o Mrs. McKenzie, choir director Children's Christinas party com- MIsa Ella CUswy Wazzy's Tavern, 1 South Ba and organist at King of Kings plete with a visit from Santa EXPENSIVE FURNISHINGS Ave., Monday at 1 p.m. Lutheran Church, Middletown, Claus Is being held this morning Mr. Wazilewski expects som< will be featured in the concerts here In the Wall Street School 500 children to attend the affai; during banking hours through for the special class for the deaf If your buying pattern It normal you've proba- to be held at the tavern. Dec. 28. and hard of hearing children. The class made the decorations bly spent more for your rugs and carpets than for their classroom. Teacher is Mrs. Clara Maalow. • for «ny of your other furnishings. Participating in the event are Dominic Figaro, Fair Haven; HEY LOOK US OVER Alvin Reffitt, and John Shavor, Do yon mf» fhe Travel Section of Hie New York Times T Ars yon Brick Township; Keith Zellff, That is why it makai good tame to care for wondering wher* fa rind the Uteit travel Information and bargain• ? MILLING IN FOR SANTA CLAUS, Mrs. L. D. Seely, left Middletown, and Katherine Look no further than this ail t I president of the Bodman Heath Center auxiliary, presents Shields,^West Long Branch, for them regularly and properly. Carpet sweeping daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alex- Our office li literally bulging with thousand* of travel folderi which I\Christmas package to young Barbara Lokcrson, held by h arrived In the past month from all over the world. In fact, we ander Shields, whose grandfather Draperies • Slipcovers or vacuuming ara fine for daily care, but thor- don't know where to pot any more. Won't you help us out by mnolhcr, Mrs. Ernest Lokcrson, Neptune. Gifts were contribute* played the role of Santa. He Is Bedspread* • Curtains Frank Cosgrove of Manasquan.' coming In and picking DD folfleri for the vacation spot* you would vby the Rotary Club of Eatontown and Bell Laboratories, Holm • Sliades •Blinds ough professional cleaning is nacanary to re- like to \lilt r You will be doing DI a big favor. , .and yourself too 1 \\del, for distribution to 90 preschool children and their mother FOR. SENIOR CITIZENS You art] under no obligation la otaca your order with os. and there ttuiho regularly visit the MCOSS health center clinic in Waysidi Complete Installation Service movi deep down dirt which shortens the Ufa If never a charge for the folders, Jutt a»k the dozen or more RED BANK — There are more school children to whom we dlitrlhute folder* every week to help than 13 groups in Monmouth SHOP-AT-HOME SERVICE County where senior citizens en- of the rug if laft undisturbed. Have your rugs them set better mark*. Joy recreation. 747-4422 In fact, we won't get mad at yoa If yon walk light out after Pick- A SPOTLIGHT ON NEW IDEAS These folks have fun, keep busy and carpets cleaned professionally. Inr op yoor folderi. We are 10 busy taking care of the many and s ta r t feeling younger the folks who have already decided where they are going to spend A bare room can minute they get Into the swing tbefr next varaflnn. (Some are even taint •* '•* *«ay as South be cold and imper- of things.. They're anxious to we! Africa or Tahiti. Hut vniT riniVt havn U go that far to have an sonal. Furniture come new members., enjoyable Hmi\) If .von want additional Information, however, we and draperies have will h« happy to oblige. If you would like to Join one FREE CALL and DELIVERY a way of taking of these groups, or know some- May we suggest that you leav* your um« and addreis, II yon are out the chill. one who would, call the Welfare not already on our mailing list, lor the next edition ol our quar* Our decoratori terly travel newsletter which will hit In the mall In thn next few Council of, Monmouth County. weeki. Atmoit two thousand people receive copltV at present. can show you how They will be glad to send you a to make your list of these facUltittes. There Is We will be closed ChrUlmas Rve and Day. also New Year's Eve roomi worm and probably one In your neighbor- and I>ay to give our staff a well earned rei*. Ifave you ever no- personal. hood. ticed that we 'burn the midnight oil' practically every night of the week T We find It almost Imoosslbte to keep up With the tmilnrii No charge for rug clean} you kind folks have been giving us. Thank you very murJi, llaVe estimates, a Happy 1 . « . and m»y P«**e be with you ! if course. ALLEN PETERSEN SINCE 1912 TRAVEL SERVICE HUFFMAN J0JIIU In your home—or In our plant 36 HARDING HI). RED BANK DRY CLEANING LAUNDRY (One block from Broad St.) SH 1-5550 M. SILBERSTEIN FINE HOME FURNISHINGS and BROADLOOM Open Monday thru Saturday I A. M. • 5: JO P. M. Interior Designs Furniture • Draperies • Slipcovers 64-76 White St., Rtd Bank SH 7-2800 25. MECHANIC ST. SH 1-1762 RED BANK Rt. 35 Circle, Eatontown—Liberty 2^1010 RED BANK REGISTER Friday, Dec 2L, 1962-11

Rumson Country Day- Christmas Carol* Menu Fr««z» Cuts Supplies Gives Holiday Program fygetables, Citrus RUMSQN- senior Lamar Spalding, Benjamin Rui- Duplicating Dickens' Gc#$e Dinner department! of Romson Country seil, James Nevius, Dorothy Day School presented their an- Beards ley, Cordelia Crane By JOY MILLER .Use of Private Families," through baked meat pie of flesh Due for Price Rises nual Chrbbnu program Tuesday Philippe deLaparousse, Jean AP Weom'f BHier Eliza Acton. (Chaucer's "Canterbury Tales'' In the school. Scudder, Richard Metcalf, Anne 1 Uterat w y tasplntiea MlW recipes forth* dishes WBB- southern style biscuits to go FREEHOLD - Food shoppers! orange Juice concentrate on No* NEW YORK (AP> - IHe most ' ~ with John Steinbeck's "Break- A ptoy. entitled "The Way," byRyan, Laura EI1U, Ross Barnes, famous Christmas dinner in Her research Into the Crstchit will soon find greatly reduced vember 1 were double those of Helen V» Runnette, wu preBarbar- a Burghard. Elizabeth English literature U probably toe fare Is part of her recently pub> She takes you from the red pot- fast.St." supplies and sharply higher last year and the highest o» tested with a cist Including Harvey, Harry Freeman, Char- Jolly affair at Bob Cratchifs, ttsned book "The literary Goor- Linda, who has written short prices for fresh vegetables andrecord. But prices of frozen citrus George MeCarter, Craig Combs, lotte Ellis and Robert Stanley. brought to a dose by Tiny Tin's In the Old Testament) stories for literary quarterlies fresh citrus fruit in local markets concentrate will go up. Roberta Pe*rte, Lawrence Pis- Others were Robert Sinnott, "God bless us every one." ' and is now working on a novel, warns Mrs. Sylvi, F. Meehan, te!!. Carol Ann Russell, Jeffrey Lucy Gam, Stuart Young, Edward The menu, you may recall, In- decided to do the book after Monntouth County borne agent. McDonnell, Alice Davidson, Car-Barnes, Herbert Smith, Edward cluded roast goose with sage and years of fascination with the way The bitterest cold wave of this olyn Scudder, Joseph Ripley, Scudder, Katherine Lobdell, Eliz- onion stuffing, mashed potatoes, writers revealed a character's century has struck Florida des- Sarah Davis, Katherine Mon- abeth Boynton, Robert Cooke gravy, applesauce and t steamed personality or portrayed a so-troying or severely damaging taigne, Ellen Boyd and Frederic and Joseph Davidson. Christinas podding descrlbed.by ciety or advanced a plot through fresh vegetables and citrus fruit. Is Slated TompWns. Christmas selections were sung the use of food. Dickens as "a speckled cannon- Florida is the main, producer Also, John Pistell, Mary Azoy, by pupils in the junior and senior bait" Many a girl was headed down Christina Walsh, Peter Hoagland, departments and the Glee Club the primrose path, she discov- jf fresh vegetables and citrus For 4-H'ers Suppose you wanted to repro- ered In her reading, through the fruit during December, January, duce Mrs. Cralchlfj modest ef- FREEHOLD — A 2&auie com- lure of a good meal — sirloin and February for metropolitan petitive trail ride has been Off Beat Advice forts In your own modern kitch- steak In Dreiser's "Sister Carrie" New York markets. Normally, en. How would you know the during winter Florida ships more planned by the 4-H Rough Riders and quail in plumage in Flau- club for Saturday, Dec. 29. It is way "A Christmas Carol" food bert's "Madame Bovary," foithan SO per cent of this area's wu cooked? supply of fresh snap beans, sweet open to any 4-H member in Mon- example. mouth County. , Skip- the Dinner Dishes A young housewife, magazine corn, cucumbers, eggplants, en- Plenty Problems dive and escaroJe, green peppers, The trail ride will start at the St. UHJIS (AP) — A French in who wants to keep her esearcher. and writer named Although she never considered Wolfe, Intrigued by the radishes, squash, and tomatoes Sidney MacLaren Farm in Per- fashion designer says women figure. Very often she Is a matron herself much a cook, Unda set -plus eH of the tangerine and rineville at 9 a.m. Judges will should not "spend the evening who realizes how important this problem, went to mld-Wth cen- tury cookbooks, all prodigiously about testing the recipes she •apefrult, and about two-thirds inspect the horses before the. hours doing dishes when their is. Anyway, no woman is ever found in the numerous old cook- ride, at the midway point, and husbands are at,home." old. She may change, yes, batitlet d volumes: "The Frugal if the oranges. Housewife, dedicated to those books she read. The problems at the close of the ride, , she always has something lovely were many. Shoppers may shift vegetable Mrs. Claude Riviere says who are not ashamed of econo- purchases to thos» in more nor- Riders will be judged'on the "The dishes can be done the about her. There is beauty In following: 40 per cent condition, every age," Mrs. Riviere says. my," by Lydia Maria Child; There wu the necessity foi mal supply—to potatoes, cabbage, next'morning." "The Housekeeper's Guide Or a translating words no longer onions, beets, carrots, broccoli, of horse, 34 per. beat horseman' If the dishes must be done in Speaking of women and thPlaie n and Practical System of use. How would you cook chicken cauliflower, lettuce, spinach, ship, and 30 per cent time. The the evening the least a woman way they dress, Mrs. Riviere Domestic Cookery," by Esther with grain! of paradise? After sweet potatoes, turnips, ruta- time allotted is four to four and can dp is be careful of hesaysr : Copley; "Modern Cookery In All much research she discovered bagas, and mushrooms. , one half, hours. clothes, And Jf a husband won't "The women I do not criticize Its Branches Reduced to,A Sys- grains of paradise were carda- A trophy and ribbons will be tem of Easy Practice for the mom seeds. Shoppers may also turn to donated by HAH (Horse and help with the dishes, Mrs, Riviere are those who cannot help, them- canned and frozen vegetables. The says, he should help Ms wile selves. Russian women, for In- "OUa Podrida," mentioned in Pony Interests). Hot soup and following major items are indrinks will be available at no pick her clothes. stance, do not have fine shops. 'Don Quixote," Is • soup stew good supply: canned sweet, corn, They must choose from poo with an incredible list of Ingredi- charge. There will be no entry "Husbands usually .have-good snap beans, and tomatoes anfeed. ideas about what looks attractive Stock in which certain articles Weekly ents. The recipe made so much frozen sweet corn, lima beans, on their wives, and can help with are all the same size, and so on, she had to run all over her apart- snap beans, peas, and French Contestants may register the advice/' . . , • • "But in countries like th ment budding borrowing jars. fried potatoes. Shoppers may morning of Dec. 29, but are en- The designer and her husband, United States and France, where Food That's when she learned antique also shift to canned and frozen couraged to register before then there Is an abundance of fash- recipes were written to feed big citrus Juices. Stocks of frozen In order that the committee'may* glove .manufacturer Lionel Le complete plans. . Grand, were in St. Louis during ionable clothes, I do not see why families end servants. a tour of the United States. some women dress in a careless Review And there was the time a friend "I. design clothes torth e woro-manner. I think it's a matter of tent her a partridge (without pear tree) with the explanation Matawan High letting yourself think you are tooBy THE ASSOCIATED PKEM SNO-BALL QUEEN — MUs Keren Wdsh, daughter of People in tired to do this or that Young "since your're always testing married women, especially, get Fat turkeys with lean price Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Walsh, 46 Bebhau) Ave., Shrews- things." She and her long suf- Travel Lecture Scouts Hold into this habit, and soon they just tags are a welcome supermarket bury Township, was chosen to reign as Miss Sno.J}all Queen fering husband, Joe, spent the MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - Jack don't care. feature this weekend as house- evening pulling off feathers. the News R. Dazzo, a member of. the Ceremonies wives do their Christmas dinner last week at Qassboro Stale College's annual winter formal. She met Joe over a microscope By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS United Nations Singers who re- In France, women are fortu- shopping. Miss Walsh, a sophomore majoring in elementary educa- in biology class at Brooklyn Col- President Sukarno of Indonesia cently returned from an exten- FAIR HAVEN — Intermediate nate enough to have more serv- lege and they've been married Girl Scout Troop 277 held an Prices aren't quite a* low as tion, was chosen from a list of 12 pretty candidates. A says Ms country should support sive South American tour, ad- ants and more leisure time than six years. He's an editor of dressed Carl Youngman's Mod- investiture and fly-up ceremony many American women. Yet last Christmas' record, but heavy graduate of Red Bank High School, she is a granddaughter the revolutionary movement in storage stocks and another large men's magazine and a godd Borneo, territories. Speaking in ern World History class last recently . in Nativity Catholic some are too tired to change into of the late Alexander Murray, Red Bank artist. , cook. Church, the ceremony was cona- pretty dress when their hus- crop have kept prices at bargain Jakarta, Sukarno referred to a week at Matawan Regional High. ducted by troop leaden Mrs. Wil-bands are at home. I also have level. Magnlflcleat Start joint Indonesian-Yugoslav state- School. .'..'•' -."•• liam Gabel and Mrs. George heard American women say they In the New York area, for ex- Men wrote the cookbooks ment two days ago expressing Mr. Dazzo showed slides of his Morgan,, co4eader. can't wear pretty at-home clothes ample, one national chain is sell- fore the 1700s, Unda says. But support of the Borneo rebels. travels, in line with the dais' when the women started, they policy of studying world affairs Elsie Howard was invested. because they will ruin them when ing 10 to 16 pound birds at 39 Adam and Ewe "We will remain a nation which washing dishes." cents a pound. did it on a magnificent scale. fights for Independence and re-utilizing speakers, films, publl- Fly-ups were Josephine Boyd, One. favorite of Linda's is Han- Elizabeth Morgan, Carolyn Davis, In the Midwest prices are run- main sympathetic for people who cations and discussions. ning about 37 to 40 cents • pound. nah Cuuse, woo concocted fight for Independence," Sukarno Vivian Hadman, Phristlne goose pye as a "prett> Jiacobbe* Diane Wizen and Diane For those who lean to smaller Man Hunt said. • • . • poultry, baking hens, roasting le side-dish for sapper": RUGS CLEANED Olivet-soil, Teachers Again {Do you have a personal, tlful creature on the face of thepickled tongue inside a fowl, Prime Minister Nehru, has,ac- Other scouts assisting were chickens, ducks and geese are earth. She was Intelligent, witty, knowledged In New Delhi that (fxlZ DOMESTIC) widely featured. question or problem? Send it ~ foul inside a goose end the goose Linda Vemer, Nancy Benedict, WiU Handle to Adam or Eve Lowell or pretty and so on, to the point inside a giant piecrust" They India "is unable to proceed with Kathleen McGuire. Unda Gabd, Many markets are also featur- where I didn't even consider my- didn't count calories in 1Kb cen-any matters concerning Goa" be- ing smoked hams for the holidays. both, as you prefer. For a per- Nancy Jose. Barbara Brinkerhoff, sonal, unpublished reply, en- self in the race and so forgot all tury England. cause of the Communist Chinese Christine Tleckles and Mary LibHome Judging One chain is quoting them at 39 about her. She immediately went invasion. He told the people of :: close. * stamped, self-addressed But of all cookbook writers Stout. ' : cents a pound for butt ends In its after me. We had several dates. Goa in a message: "I feel sun SHREWSBURY - Bo roug New York outlet*. envelope. Mail to' Adam fcEve , 14th century "good man of Part Members of the troop also arranged by her, and so I started that this is a temporary phenom- School teachers this yeay r wi Other pork attractions this care of this newspaper.) appeals most to Linda. He participated in the first phase of f to woo her. That was my biga widower in his 60s who marenon." the National Council Bake-Off. again serve as judges for theweekend include chops, loins, sau- Curtis Reed of Buffalo, N.Y., DEAR ADAM AND EVE: mistake. The minute, she saw Iried a 15-year-old girl unable Winner was Ellen Dlckwn with Christmas home lighting contest sage and bacon. cook. She exacted a prom might h»Ve spent th'e rest of Ws Beef highlights was "captured" and would, of an old-fashioned harvest cake. Vice principal Curtis Bradley include lit You printed a letter from Love. my own free will, walk toth efrom hint that he would neyei life in pfa:te:&&mi%l *> district •«& [ the comroasts- , selling widely at 7040 Starved, the young .woman who altar, she ran in the other di- embarrass her in front of thi bake-off 19©; • mittee..In charge of the event. He cents a pound, round, roasts and had good looks and. intelligence servant!. Since he cquldq't cor- sirloin and porterhouse steaks. rection. Kathleen and boy friends but who couldn't Go Forward In Reverse rect her publicly, he put all his Guire with a sponge cake. Kimble, in charge of • prizes; Eggs, cheese, canned Maine entice'any man into proposing. admpnitions about cooking into a demeanor. Mrs. Elizabeth Ross and Minsardines, fish sticks and fish por- Judges were Mrs. Evan Baker, To her I say: cheer up! You're book. And as he pointed out, One dollar more would have Mrs. John Korzdorfer and MrsMari. e Hamm, in charge of Judg- tions are protein items carrying not out of the running yet. MyDEAR ADAM AND EVE. wasn't doing it merely for him- ing. attractive price tags mis weekend I am a girl, IS, and a sopho- made ita felony and hfev Drew Brinkerhoff. own mate didn't show up until self, but for her next husband, have been object to *fJ ' Judging will be held next to help balance budgets depletedI was 36 and he was 40. So don't more in high school. I came so he wouldn't think badly RUtCUAMRS by holiday dinners. home from school for the holi- . of which can-jail for Iu*: Wednesday. Although Shrewsbury give up hope — and do keep him for not having Instructed inent on •'fourth felony also la participating in the Christ- Among side dishes, canned looking. days with a not-so-good report cofl BOW CA 2-5042 Auxiliary Alas home decorating contest cranberries are sale priced in There Is no reason, Love- card. My parents said that when sponsored by the Red Bank Com- many stores after a large crop. Starved, why you should'become •chooJ """""i1«"?'''*• **>? munity Chamber of Commerce, Mushroom* are relatively low, tthhe lilivinig monument to some £«go ou*t *T*****» «?*» 1 the local contest will be conan- d other vegetables In good sup- men's stupidity. The right man itors or even, use the phone. LITTLE SftVER. ~ Christmas ply for the special dinner Include Don't you think that this can party and meeting of the Shrews- ducted separately. will come along. Oh, yes, by the p y ! artichoke*, yams and head let- hurt my social life? They also ! . Prizes will be offered by local way, we have three normal, burb y totMy ' off '' WvervleWlWW tuce. Hospital".look.iitee Wednesday merchants a« 7ollows: for the healthy.children now. expect me to come home from best home decoration, $25 from Basic vegetables reasonably school at 3:45 and I don't get In the' home «t Mrs. Edna Penn- priced include potatoes, broccoli, One Who Waited out until 3:10 and it's nearly a lngtori,.'140 Phtckney Rd. • Shadowbrook; for the prettiest window, a $25 gift certificaU cabbage, carrots and onions. mile to my house from school. A total ,of-JU5 profit Please help me quick before I'm realized by the auxiliary's cud from Bright Acre; for thePrices have begun to climb onDEAR ADAM AND EVE: nicest door, $10 In produce frbm some of the more tender vege- That letter from Love-Starved ruined. party which took place last month Dear pat: in the fire house. Mrs. Robert Delicious Orchards, donated by tables caught by the Florida could have been written by my- freeze. These include Dlsbrow was chairman. Ihe Red Bank Tire Company; for beans, self, although I am a man. I am Don't look for optside help— A tentative schedule' of" small the most decorative tree, sweetcorn, peppers, cucumber! 31 and have never been married, you can help yourself. Buckle fund-raising parties was planned. basket of groceries from Eric' and tomatoes. think your advice, particularly down to more studying and less The auxiliary is donating two Shrewsbury Market, and for the Fruit prices are also beginning the part warning against over-ag- social life for the time being, Christinas wreaths for the front most original decoration, $S from Jo feel the effect of the Florida gressiveness, bit the nail square and when your grades go up, door of the hospital and the sumthe Shrewsbury Pharmacy and weather, but most markets still on the head. so will the social barrier. of $200 as the group's 1982 gift plant from Honey Bee Flower offer the makings for festive fruit Last May I met the most beau- Adam bowls at reasonable prices. At- the hospital. Shop. Talk things over with your tractions include oranges, apples, Fashion Verdict, bred and folks, and agree on specific limes, avocadoes, grapes and owned by Odgcn Phipps, Is thehours for school work. If you pears. daughter of the imported Court stick to this, surely they'll let Martial. Her dam was So Chic. Industry replaces, on the aver- you have a modest amount of social life. Tell them that — age, 60 per cent of its profits in- Slipped Disc, a two-year-old to development and upkeep com- All school work and no leave bay colt, Is the son of Decathlon ' Makes Jill write Adam & Eve. pared with 30 per cent 40 years —Aching Back. ago. ' ' Eve president Kennedy's inaugural address contained only 1,355 irprds. The average of 44 previ- WORLD FAMOUS [ous inaugural talks was 1,499 words. MUSEUM REPRODUCTIONS Authentic re ire... bandcast and hand finished In Darftftone. Here, from out of the can- tiirias, are two masterpieces representative of our selection. T'ANG HORSE O k I a • • • arilitlo ukltnniMt react** ll» keltbt In Ml T'ans period (fliS. • ••>. Th, T'u| None Is repretcat*. S1C.95 Nve o( Ihln a«rlM. IS" hlih. M" Ion. Antiqued 8IOM. 15 hRistmas • New Custom MMk FAMILY GROUP Furniture to Order IUm» It mi M Ida world'' oil- MuMlai motfw* neulFton. "Tim- Mr onun" U «•• tl litr mm«r- 95 • Ri-lipMsttry pl.tM. II" Mik. ttoo4 irsli nalia. • Draperies 15 n«l MM eMoir,i tnw flalia, fully tlnienilggti mulcrplroi ralltct • Slipcovers • pmoa wit* u« ~ •pprecUMh_,.,...,._.-m. M4 acnmltlvlly to Ihe culture el (he •rei. A Mliua• CbrtitmaChrtitmaa si(IInI — or u a wonderful place (or jour •m •ome PemnallMd Itrvlea "Browsing is jun at the Potlery Barn" aad FESTIVAL OF LIGHTS— Hanukkeh, iraditionalJewiih Custom Workmanship holiday of rededtcitlon, begins tonight with the first Is Our Trademark lighting of the candles of the menorah. Participating •12 Main St., Toms River, N. J. Diamond 9-1235 EUSSILLES' in the ceremony at 8:30 p.m. in the Monmouth Reform Phone SH 7-0fttt e«»n iVaikWHli ml Sat- Cull M w O»ra>» Stall Templa, Shrewsbury, will be Mrs. Aaron Hoffman, left, 307 Hwy. 35. MMiffiitewti aratayt la A,M. to « P.M. tarkway. tail *a HI. 17 le tmrnr sne HKMO fmtxr / in RANK, NIV jcasn and Mrs. Albert Goldstein, sisterhood president. Here, Cor. ChMUut 51. and Hwv. « (Frldayi until e PM- tint Iralne llthl Tira rlsM A,M. te • P.M. H« MS »ar«> t* rettery Mrs. ©eld.t-in light* the first candle with • special •pp. Julie's Ferw Market Monmouth's Leading Jewelers Since 1886 kindling candle. . s , . 12—Friday, Dec 21, 1962 BED SANK REGISTER Schedule of Religious Services

ST. ANTHONY'S CATHOLIC PRESBYTERIAN ,. METHODIST SAINT JAMES CATHOLIC BAPTIST RedBuk , RedUwk . .,,„ Red Bank Red Bank Red Bank Manet art celebrated Sunday Christmas Sunday will be 8b- The Sacrament of the Lord's The fourth Sunday of Advent, Rev. Stanley E. Mugridge, pas- It 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 «nd U o'clock.. served at the 9:15 and 11 a.m. tor, will preach on the topic, Supper will be administered at will be celebrated this Sunday, Confessions are heard Saturday! services Sunday with Rev. Dr. "The Gospel of Christmas," at 8:30 a.m. Sunday. Regular with low Masses at 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 Charles S. Webster, preaching on the 11 a.m. service Christmas church services are at 9:30 andand II in the church and at 9, from 4:30 to * p.m., and from 7:30 to 9 p.m. the theme, "Why W« Ssy. 'Mer- Sunday. There will be a service 11 a.m. Rev. W. Gordon Low- 10 and II o'clock in the audi- ry Christmas'." Rev. lames L. of baptism for Mrs. Charles Nof- den's sermon subject will be torium. A sung Mass will be of- Baptims *re at 12:30 p.m. Sundays. Ewalt, associate minister, will as- singer. The greeting committee "Why Rejoice, Christian?" New fered in the church at noon. The sist at the early service and Rev. will be deacons Francis Swartz. members will be received. Mu- men's choir will chant the litur- The Miraculous Medal Novena Dr. sargent Bush, minister of vis- Vernon Loud, and Vernon Dickey, sic for the services will be di gical texts of the Mass! is held Mondays at 7:30 p.m. anditation, will assist at the latter and deaconesses Anna Brewer rected by Herbert Burtis, includes the Perpetual Novena to St. An- prelude, "In Sweetest Joy," Jean The sacrament of baptism will service. WilUam C. Wood, min- and Alice Graves. Crib room, fa- be administered Sunday after- thony Is held Tuesday at 7:3Q.' cilities for 2's through second Langlais; Solo, Recitative, "Com- ister of music, will be at the or- noon at 1:30. At least two days gan console. The Tower Bill graders, available at 11 a.m. fort Ye My People," Handel, and EMBURY METHODIST 'Every Valley Shall Be Exalt previous, arrangements must be Choir will stag with Mr*. Lloyd Poinsettias will be given by Mrs. made with one of the priests of George Chandler in memory of y Little Silver, F. Christiansen as soloist at both ed," Handel, sung by Robert the parish by the parents of the The Christinas Sunday morning services. her husband; Mr. and Mrs. Eve- at 9:30, candidates for baptism. rett Asy in memory of their par- Spencer: offertory service will begin at 11 o'clock. At the 9:15 service the ushers "Schoensteh r Herr Jesu, "SChroe- The feast of the Birth of our Rev. Ralph L. Barrett, pastor, ents; Mr. and Mrs. Howard der, (organ), and at 11, "Gloria will be Gordon Forsyth, Jr., Dav- Springsteen; Mrs. Cornelius Mar- Lord will be celebrated on Tues- will conduct the service. Mrs. id A. Crowell, Arnold W. Gal- in Excelsis," Eric Thiman, sung day, Christinas Day. At midnight, Thomas Koenlg, organist and cellus in memory of her parents; by the chancel choir. braith, Howell George, Jr, Wal- Ellwood Powers in memory of a Solemn Mass will be offered choir director, will be afthe con- ter B. Gillette, Ole A. Klady, his sister, Ruth; Miss Doris Baird The IYF will meet in the church in the church. Msgr. Emmett A. sole. Three choirs will render Sunday to go caroling from 7- Guy A. Lucian, Charles C. Maute, for her mother and father, Mr. Monahan will be celebrant as- Christmas anthems. Rev. Mr. Albert W. Metzger, Ira N. Shep- and Mrs. Roller Baird; Mrs. Wal- 9:45 p.m. The MYF will meet sisted by the assistant priests of Barrett will have a story for all at 6:30 p.m. to go caroling. The the parish and the parish semin- pard and Robert F. Worden. ter Canfield for her husband; Mr. the pre-school children present Frank D. Shaw and Robert W. and Mrs. George Morford and Geneva-Wesley Fellowship will go arians. The mixed voice choir, in the service. New members will caroling at 7 p.m. men's and boys' choirs, combined Teegarden will comprise the wel- Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Williams for be received into the fellowship coming committee. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Morford; The first grade of the Church as one parish choir, will chant of the church,. Robert Christa Mr. and Mrs. Everett Cauffman school and some of their brothers the liturgical texts. They will sing doro, president of the" Junior At the 11 o'clock service the for loved ones; Mr. and Mrs. and sisters will have a carol sing Dom Gregory Murray's People's High Youth Fellowship, will pre- ushers will be S. O. Wiltshire, Marshall Smith for his parents, Christmas eve. They will sing at Mass, under the direction of H. sent a reading entitled, "Christ- Hamilton Browne, Charles F. Ed- Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Smith; Mrs. Riverview Hospital, then carol Michael O'Shea and with Mrs. mas." The Sunday school's elmarui, Fred E. Engle, Thomas Arthur Ryerson for her husband; down Broad St. to the church for Georgia V. Mason at the organ. Christmas program will be pre- S. Field, Jr.', Donald' C Hays, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Van Nos-a birthday party for Christ Before and during the Mass the Arthur T. Holey, Robert A. choirs and congregation will join sented in the church hall at 9:30 trand for their parents; Mr. and A Christmas party and dance a.m. The dress rehearsal will be Nordt, Thomas' L. Shirley, Ed- Mrs. Arnold Jensen for her fa by the I.Y.F. is planned for to- in singing Christmas motets and ward Swikart, Jr. and Robert L. carols. The morning low Masses Saturday at 2 o'clock. Following ther, WilUam Howell Sr.; Mrs morrow from 8-11 p.m. The folk the rehearsal, the Sunday school Yeager. Charles L. Weigle and Jacob Stryker and family for dancing group will meet at 8:30 will be celebrated at 6, 7, 8, 9, Rudolph P. Wolfahrt will com- 10 and 11 in the church and 8, 9, departments will have their their husband and father. Stanley The new couples' study group Christmas parties. prise the welcoming committee. Scheer, organist, will play. The 10 and 11 in the auditorium. At will meet Monday In the home of BIBLE DISPLAY-.Chaplain (Maj.) Walter J, Vrudny, U. S. Army Signal Center and Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Fuller, At 9:15 and 11 a.m. church choirs will sing under the direc- Mr. and Mrs. David Willis, 23 noon a sung Mass will be offered in the church., The men's choir co-chairmen of the decorating school will be held simultaneous tion of Mrs. Donald Shaner. Rector PI., at 8 p.m. School ckaplain, points to a display of Bibles arranged in the lobby of Myer Hall, committee, assisted by Mr. and with the worship service with Church school meets at 9:45 a.m. and congregation will chant the A Christmas eve pageant wil' music. Headquarters for the U. S. Army Signal Center and School, Fort Monmouth. Ob- Mrs. Harry Soltis, Mr. and Mr«.classes for nursery through eighth with classes 2's through adult. be presented Monday at 7, 8 and grade. Nursery care for'Infants Crib room is available. The kin- serving the display, which featured several translations of the Bible and a table of Ernest Voorhees and Mr. and 9 p.m. by the ministry of music The sacrament of penance will Mrs. Richard Brounley, will up to three years of age will be dergarten department will hold a and line arts. This will be pre- free literature from the American Bible Society, are Chaplain (First Lt.) Paul John- Christmas party at this time. be administered Saturday from 4 complete the decorations in the provided in the toddlers' class sented on the church patio in to 6 and from 7:30 to 9 p.m. Al- son, Camp Wood chapel, and Chaplain {Lt. Col.) Daniel O. Wilson, deputy post sanctuary. They will arrange the and babyfold with a registered pantomime, light and stereophon- so, in preparation for Christmas, chaplain, Fort Monmouth. Display was presented in observance of World Wide Br- 18 noinsettia plants given by nurse In attendance in the baby- ic sound. It was written by Her- The combined - choirs will pre- the sacrament of penance will be big Sunday and World Wide Bible Reading Week. members and friends of the fold, i sent a candlelight service of bert Burtis, recorded and lighted administered on Christmas Eve, church In memory and In honor At 10:30 a.m., a coffee hour Christmas carols at 7 p.m. in theby Donald Curry, and^wlll be en-morning, afternoon and evening of loved ones. will be held in the kitchen for BAPTIST sanctuary preceded by a time of acted by the young people of the beginning at 10 a.m., 3 p.m. and CHRIST EPISCOPAL ST. THOMAS EPISCOPAL The Senior High Methodist Church school teachers. musical meditation by Mr. church. 7:30 to 9 p.m. Confessions are - Shrewsbury Red Bank Middietown Youth Fellowship members will At 12:15 p.m. a coffee hour will Scheer. His selections will be A family service will be held also heard daily during the 8 Sunday is the fourth and last Sunday services will begin with Rev. John E. Bates will preach go to two nursing homes to Mid- be held for single young adults "Noel with Variations" by Claude Christmas morning at 10 o'clock, o'clock Mass. Sunday in Advent. Holy Commun- Holy Eucharist at 8 a.m. Morn- at the 10:50 a.m. service Sunday in the youth parlor. ing prayer and sermon will be dietown Sunday evening to sing Louis Balbastre; "Noel, Grand with the Christmas message be- Daily Mass is offered at 6:25, ion will be administered at 8 a.m. on the topic/"For God So Loved carols. They will meet at the At 4:30 p.m., the Christmas jeu et Duo" and "Noel Suisse, ing brought by Rev. Mr. Lowden 7 and 8 o'clock. The rector, Rev. Anselm Bro- at 9:30 a.m. Rev. Earl B. Scott the World That He Gave." will officiate at both services. church at 6:30. Following the pageant, "Why the Chime* Rang" Grand jeu et Duo" by Loui The married couples' Bible burg, will t>e assisted by acolyte Mrs. George Hartmann, minis- caroling,- refreshments will be will be presented in Westminster Claude Daquin, "Na Nativite" class will hold a Christmas par- Robert Cornell. There will be a Sunday School will meet at 9:30 ter of music, will lead the junior CONGREGATION BNAI ISRAEL a.m. served by Mr. and Mrs. Philip by members of the Hathomar by Jean Langlais, and "Carol ty Thursday at 1 p.m. in Fel- parish Eucharist at 9 a.m. with and senior choirs in "Hark, Now, Thomas, in their home. Club. Following the presentation Rhapsody" by Richard Purvis. lowship Hall. The senior Hi MYF OF GREATER RED BANK a sermon by the rector. The com- Christmas eye there will be O Shepherds," a Moravian Carol of the pageant, a supper will be carols and solemn procession at The youth group will go carol Last Sunday evening, the Sr. Hiwill have a semi-formal Christ- (Conservative) bined St. Mary's and St. Greg- "Gloria in Excelsis," and "O held in Westminster Hall for all ory's choirs will lead the formal 11:45 p.m. The First Mass of lag Monday evening from 7:30 BYF will go Christmas caroling mas dance in the youth room at Rumson Jesu, So Sweet, O Jesu So Mild' until 9:30. They will return to families in the church. 8 p.m. procession. The young children Midnight will be at 12:01 a.m. by Bach. The prelude will be the and return to the parsonage for Late Sabbath and Hanukkah The choir, under the direction of the pastor's home for refresh- At 6:30 p.m., members of the A breakfast for students at services will begin at 8:30. This will leave the church for Sunday "Pastoral Symphony" -from the Junior High School Fellowship refreshments and a social hour. school classes immediately after Clinton C. Crocker will sing por- ments. home for the holidays is planned will be Hadassah-Zionist Sabbath. 'Messiah." The Christmas eve service will will go caroling to' shut-in mem- Monday at 7 p.m. there will be for Sunday, Dec. 30, at 8:30 a.m. the Nicene Creed. The older stu tions of the Mass by Mozart an Mrs. Erwing Kehrer will be so- a Christmas Eve service in the Rabbi Gilbert S. Rosenthal's ser- the Missa D Angelus with Christ- begin with a half hour musicale, bers of the church and will re- in the lounge. Mrs. Donald Bab- mon topic will be "Chiam Weiz- dents will remain with their par- e loist. chapel with the parsonage fam ents to participate in the celebra- mas anthems. piano and organ, at 10:30 p.m.turn to the church for a social cock, student secretary for the mann: In Memoriam." Cantor Ushers will be John C. Poyner, The worship service will begin at hour. Members of the Senior High fly- Woman's Society is chairman. Sidney Scharff and the Bnal Is- tion of the Eucharist. Assisting Christmas Day, Eucharist will Norman Wagner and Robert Father Broburg as crucifer, be at 8 a.m. 11 o'clock. The youth and senior School Fellowship will also go Last Sunday evening, the Sr Hi rael Choir, under the direction of Kunes. choirs will sing several anthems. caroling to shut-in members of the BYF presented the program Leonard Schlosberg, will chant torchbearers and servers will' be Eucharist will be at 8 a.m. on Mrs. George Deaney and Miss ST. JOHN'S EPISCOPAL William Balmer, Walter Delss, Wednesday, the Feast of St. Ste- Rev. Mr. Barrett will give the church and return to the church "Christmas in Coventry." Mrs. Little Silver the liturgy of the service and a Pamela Stines will serve on the Christmas meditation. for a social hour. Francis Swartz was organist. selection of Hanukkah songs, Jr., Wayne Edmunds, Jack Jor- phen, Thursday, the Feast of St. greeting committee. Tomorrow, an Ember Day, dan and Howard Steel, Jr. There John, and Friday, Holy Innocents The Christmas morning service Monday, the Christmas eve Mrs. Donald Shaner sang "0 there will be a celebration of Candle lighting time is at 4:21 Flowers will be placed by Mrs. will be held at 10:30. The chil- service will be at 11 p.m. Dr. Holy Night." Participating in the p.m. Mrs. Raymond Eagle, presi- will be a brief coffee hour after Day. Holy Communion at 10 a.m. The the service followed by the rec- Walter Treut in memory of her dren are requested to participate Webster will present a sermon- play were: Miss Susan Mugridge, dent of the Red Bank Chapter of The Sunday school Christmas husband, and by Thomas Van Bible study group will meet at tor's class for adults and regular program will be Wednesday at 7 to the blessing of the gifts by ette on the theme, "The Holiest Paul Graves, Miss Dawn Craw- 10:30 in the parish house. Hadassah, will recite the candle Schoick in memory of his wife. bringing one of their gifts to blessing. The officers of Hadas- church school classes. Morning p.m. Night Of The Year." The com- ford, John Lanzalotti, Sally Wi- The Sunday services will be: prayer with -sermon will be at" 11 Other flowers will be placed by show and tell. A filmstrip enti bined Westminster Fellowship koff, Bert McKinnon, Nancy Na- The Senior YPF Christmas par- 8' a.m.' "Holy Communion 8:45 sah will read part of the service. a.m. Stephen Wohlfeil will serve ty will'be Thursday at 8 pirn. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Burke, Mr. tled, "The. Little Pine Tree" will and Tower Hill choirs will sing gee, Ann Bogosian, Bill McKin- aim., church school for grades The""•*y are Mrs"~ . Eillee*""—n Froehlich"--••*-••, as acolyte. Edward Edmunds and r and Mrs. Tilliam Jakes, Mr. andbe shown. There 'will be caro Christmas anthems. . non, John Allen Cline, Kathy Per- The Junior YPF Christmas par- 6-9; 9:30 a.m., children's church Mrs. Pearl Kessler, Mrs. Ruth Frank Lawes will usher. ty will be Saturday at 6'p.m. Mrs. Thomas Morford, Jr., Mr. singing by the congregation. • Thursday at 10; 30 a.m. there kins, Fred Warwick, Jr., Patty fpr the pre-prima'ry department Greenberg and Mrs. Mollie Bue- and Mrs. Bruce Nankervis and Plans are being completed for will be an orientation lecture on Arnone, Linda Morgan, Neil El- Ier. The flowers for the pulpit in the bid parish house, and for Sunday afternoon at 2 o!.clock, BAPTIST Mr. and Mrs. Edward Stines. the dinner, for college students "The Meaning Of Church Mem- liott and Sue Peters. Also par- and the Oneg Shabat will be co- Church school will meet at 9:30 grades 1-3 in the new parish decoration of the church for the New Monmouth related to the Embury Methodirt bership" by Dr. Webster and ticipating were members of the house 9:30 a.m., famjly service, sponsored by the Zionist and theChristmas season will start. a.m. Church who are home for the Rev. Mr. Ewalt for college and chapel choir, with Miss Carol Morning Prayer and sermon by Hadassah organizations. The church Bible school meets The church school program will holidays. Juniors and seniors in The first Eucharist of-Christ- Sunday at 9:30 a.m. preparatory school students who Crowell, solbist. The play was di-the rector, Rev. Dr. A. Allen At- Sabbath services are at 9:15 be held Sunday at 4:30 p.m. Thehigh school will be invited also. wish to unite with the church dur- rected by Mrs. Donald Craw- tenborough. At II a.m. the serv- mas will be celebrated at 11:30 Rev. William E. Bisgrove will a.m. for the Junior Congregation. p.m. Monday, Christmas Eve. program, "Pageant of Light," Mrs. Noel Nilson, chairman of ing the Christmas vacation. ford. ice will be Morning Prayer and Senior services will begin at 10 preach on Christmas "Firsts"xat will be narrated by James C. the dinner and secretary of stu ermon. Father Broburg will preach. St. the morning service at 10:45. A a.m. The new born baby of Dr. Mary's and St. Gregory's choirs Morford and will depict the birth dent work of the Woman's So- MONMOUTH REFORM Helping hands will be needed and Mrs. Burton Kornfeld will be nursery will be provided for the of Christ in song, tableaux and ciety of Christian Service, states METHODIST will sing. Attending Father Bro- small children, The anthem will the dinner will be in her home Navesink TEMPLE to put up the Christmas decora- named. Rabbi Rosenthal will burg will be Foster Beeuwkes, Scripture. portion of the be under the direction of Mildred Tonight at 6:30, members of on Seven Bridge Rd. Shrewsbury tions in the church Sunday at 1 pfsach on the Walter Deiss, Jr., Robert DeAd- Bisgrove, organist and choir Rev. Richard L Hoye will bring p.m. day. Cantor Scharff will chant der and Wayne Edmunds. leader. Ushers will be- James the junior choir will meet at the the message at the 9:30 a.m. Sun- Rabbi Richard F. Steinbrink Christmas Eve the chil- the services. A K'ddush will be church to go caroling under the day worship service. Sunday will deliver a sermon entitled On Ushers will be Michael Badal, Willi, Albert Griggs, Sterling TRINITY EPISCOPAL dren's service will be held at 3:30served after the services. Rauscher, Thomas Roberts and leadership of Mrs. Erwing Keh- school, with classes for all ages, "Hanukkah Is Here To Stay" at p.m. At this time the children Edward Edmunds, Harry LaTow- rer and Rev. Bates. At 8:45, the Red Bank meets at 10:45 a.m. A nursery late Sabbath eve services tonight Sunday services will be at 9:15sky and John Parker. Larry ScotL On Sunday, Holy Eucharist wil will present their Advent mite a.m., followed by a class in church will hold its Christmas is provided at the morning wor- at 8:30. boxes for the mission work in Holy Eucharist will be cele- At 4 p.m., the Christmas ves- party in Fellowship Hall foi be celebrated at 8 a.m. -Morning ship service. Jewish Law with Rabbi Rosen- pers will take the place of the prayer and church school will bs- The Sabbath candles will be the Diocese of New Jersey and thai. There will be no Hebrew brated at 9 a.m. Christmas Day, friends and members of the con- Chester W. Hendricks, Jr., Is kindled by Mrs. Sidney Ruda. gifts of clothing for children at which begins the 260th anniver- evening service. The choirs will gregation. gin at 9:15 a.m. followed by a or Sunday school due to the mid- present the message in song and color Christmas film, "Holy organist The Senior Choir re- The pulpit flowers will be ar- Marlboro State Hospital. A party winter recess. sary of the church. Father Bro- hearses Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. ranged by Mr. and Mrs. Sidney will follow the service, and Santa burg will use the famous Queen Scripture. . Night." A program of Christmas The Pastor's Choir rehearses A performance of Aladdin and The midweek prayer service is TRINITY EPISCOPAL music will be presented as the Ruda in memory of Mr. and Mrs. Claus will be there. the Wonderful Lamp by the Anne's chalice to administer the Sundays at 6 p.m. Joseph Ruda and in memory of Monday at 11:30 p.m. the serv- Eucharist, and will preach. Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. Matawan service at 11 a.m. This will be Mae Desmond Children's Theatre The young people will meet The schedule of services for followed by the usual Christmas Mrs. Ruda's mother, Mrs. Anna ice will be Holy Communion and Group win take place at the Holy Eucharist will be cele Bahr. sermon by the rector. brated at 9 a.m. on Wednesday, Thursday at 7:30 p.m. Sunday, the fourth Sunday in Ad-reception in the parish hall. synagogue Wednesday at 3:30 The senior department of the vent, is: 7:45 a.m., matins and The candlelight and carol serv- Candles will be kindled by Miss On Christmas Day there will p.m. You may purchase your St. Stephen's Day, Thursday, St. Vicki Lynn Gruber to commem- be a celebration of the Holy Com- John's Day and Friday, Holy In- Sunday school will have its Christ- Holy Communion 9:30 a.m., fam-ice will be held Monday at J tickets at the door or in ad- mas program tonight at 8 o'clock. ily service with Eucharist and p.m. Alcoholics Anonymous will orate the beginning of the holi- munion at 10 a.m. vance'at the synagogue office. nocent's Day. ow can days. The sanctuary lamp before the The beginners and the primary Church school 11 a.m., morning meet at 9 p.m. (There will be no H Daily evening services are at During the service, the congre- PILGRIM BAPTIST altar burns this week in mem- department will have their pro- prayer and sermon 7:30 p.m meeting of the Ai-Anon Group) 7:30. gram tomorrow at 3 p.m. evensong. The traditional midnight service gation will honor the members Red Bank ory of the departed members of Holy Communion will be cele- of the Holy Eucharist will be I learn of Hadassah. Participants in the Rev. H. L. Morgan, pastor, will EMMANUEL BAPTIST St. Elizabeth's Guild. service will include Mrs. Aaron ST. JAMES EPISCOPAL brated tomorrow, an Ember day, celebrated by Rev. Canon Charles conduct services Sunday at 11:30 Atlantic Highlands at 8 a.m. The sacrament of pen-H. Best at 11 p.m. Christmas eve Hoffman, Mrs. Albert Goldstein a.m. Eatontown The Sunday worship service FAITH REFORMED ance will be administered at 4:30- Christmas morning, Holy Eu- and Mrs. Milton Mausner. Sunday school will meet at 10 Sunday (there will be a celebra- to pray? will be at 11 a.m., with the pas- Hazlet tion of Holy Communion at 8 5 p.m. charist will be celebrated at Following services, there will a.m. tor, Rev. Howard M. Ervin, be an oneg shabbat. Hostesses The 9:30 a.m. session of the a.m. The morning service and The schedule of services fo a.m. A prayer meeting will be held bringing the message, "Power of Sunday school will, present a Christmas eve is: Sacrament of There will be no church serv- THE TRUTH will be Mrs. Donald Liftman, Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. sermon by Rev. Philip Broburg the Most High." Karl Helwig Christmas program in thj educa- will be at 10 a.m. There will Be penance, 4:30-5 p.m. and 7:30-8 ices on Wednesday. Mrs. William Miller, Mrs. Robert will sing "O Holy Night." The IN THIS Multer and Mrs. Eliot Schneider. tional wing of the church tonight DO church school classes. Instead, p.m. evening prayer, 5:30 mid- The young people's "Delta" FRIENDS MEETING message at the service at 7:30 at 7:30 o'clock'. GREAT BOOK Aaron Hoffman will assist at the children will attend church night Eucharist, 11:30. group will hold a Christmas dance Shrewsbury p.m. will be "His Name Shall Ba The 11 a.m. session of the Sun-with their parents. The schedule of services fo Thursday from 8 until 11 p.m. the Torah reading. The Religious Society of Called," and there will also be CAN TEACH day school will present a Christ- Christmas Eve, the choral Christmas Day is: Matins, 7:45 The first candle will be kin- Friends, (Quakers,) meets every special music by a brass quartet. YOU TO PRAY died at home at sundown today. mas program in the educational Eucharist will begin at 11.30 p.m.a.m. Holy Communion, 8 and 10 ST. ANN'S CATHOLIC Firstday, (Sunday,) at 11 a.m. The evening service is preceded wing of the church tomorrow a.m. Religious school and Hebrew Firstday school for religious ed- by a prayer meeting, which be- Christmas Day, there will be a Keansburg EFFECTIVELY school will be in recess this com- night at 7:30. celebration of the Holy Euchar- Holy Communion will be ob- ucation of children meets at 10:30gins at 7 p.m. Sunday school classes will meet Sunday Masses /will be at 7, ing week. a.m. All are welcome. Sunday school is at 9:45 a.m. ist at 9 a.m. served at 10 a.m. on Wesnesday, 8*9, 10, 11 and noon. You can learn how to pray, y at 9:30 and 11 a.m. Christmas Friday, the church school the Feast of St. Stephen at 8 how to commune with Cod, each Sunday. Sunday. Rev. Theodore C, Muller, a.m. on Thursday,. the Feast of Dally Masses will be celebrated Christmas Day Christmas service and party will at 7 and 8 a.m. except on first how to listen for, His guid- The annual pastor, will deliver a sermon at be held at 6:30 p.m. St. John, and at 6:30 and 8 a.m. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH OF RUMSON service Will be Tuesdad y at 6 p.m. the 9:30 and 11 a.m. ssrvices en- on Friday, Holy Innocents Day. Fridays when hours will be at ance, if you will read with an There also will be caroling titled "Fear Not." 6:30 and 8 a.m. unprejudiced, receptive East River Road at Park Avenue HOLY COMMUNION The Junior Young Churchmen On Holy Days, Masses will be Christmas Eve. The group will The Pilgrim Youth Fellowship will meet Sunday at 7:30 p.m. thought the truth contained Rumson, New Jersey leave the church at 7 p.m. A EPISCOPAL offered at 6, 7, 8, 9. 10 and 11 and the Senior Youth Fellowship Fair Haven The wardens and vestrymen a.m. and at 7.30 p.m. No chil- in this great book, Science and CHRISTMAS SUNDAY fellowship hour and refresh will meet in the church Sunday will meet Wednesday at 8 p.m. ments will follow at the home of at 7 p.m. and will go caroling Holy Communion will be cele- dren are permitted at evening Health with Key to the Scrip* December 23, at 9:30 and 11:00 A.M. brated Sunday at 8 o'clock. The The stewardship commitee will Mass. Mr. and Mrs. Fran!: Churchwell. to shut-ins. meet Thursday at 8 p.m. tares by Mary*Baker Eddy. CHRISTMAS WORSHIP SERVICES The Colonists will entertain the The Christmas eve candlelight 9:30 family service will also be Confessions will be heard Sat- Pilgrims at a Christmas party service; "God's Greatest Gift," Holy Communion and sermon by urdays, first Thursdays, and on You may read or borrow "The Unveiled Glory" Thursday Rev. Charles R. Lawrence, rec- REFORMED the eves of Holy Days, from Science-and Health free of at 2:30 p.m. at the will be Monday at 8 p.m. Both Middietown church. choirs.will sing. tor. Infant care is provided in 3:30 to 5 p.m. and from 7:30 to charge at any Christian Sci- Fourth in a leriei of Advent meuagei the rectory during this service. "The Mystery of Christmas" 8:30 p.m. from the rologue of the Fourth Goipel Th;re will be a consistory meet- will be the sub-ict of the ser- ence .Reading'Room. The SALVATION ARMY Ing Wednesday at 8 p.m. A coffee hour follows in the par- Baptisms will be administered Red Bank ish house from 10:30 to 10:55. mon by Rev. Earl D. Compton a every Sunday at 1 p.m. Arrange- book can be purchased in red, CHRISTMAS EVE Sunday school will meet at 9:45 Morning prayer, litany and ser- the 10:50 a.m. service Sunday. ments should be made a week green, or btftf binding at $5 UNITARIAN mon will be at Die 11 o'clock serv- Special Christmas music will be In advance of the baptism. December 24, at 11:00 P.M. a.m. The Holiness meeting at 11 and will be sent postpaid on a.m. will be conducted by Brig, Red Bank ice. sung by the adult and junior Rev. Edward A. Corrigan Is choirs. At 7:30 p.m. the children receipt of check or money TRADITIONAL CANDLELIGHT SERVICE and Mrs. John Fahoy. The junior There will be no morning serv- The Christmas Eve service will pastor and Rev. Stanley I. soldiers' meeting will be at 11 ice or church school Sunday. In- of the Sunday school will particl Levandoski and Rev. Frederick order. ' "The Sights and Sounds of Christmas" start with choral music at 11:15 pate In a Christmas pageant. a.m. Nursery care is provided stead, a Christmas program for p.m. followed by a service of Holy A. Valentino are assistants. , A meditation by the Pastor for children under six. Miss the entire family will be held at Communion. On, Christmas Day, A candlelight service will be held Christmas' Eve at 8 p.m. Christian Science Jeannie Fahey will be in charge the Red Bank YMCA,, from 4-6 Holy Communion will be celebrat- HOIINESS Music by the Chancel and Wettmintter Choirs of the young people's service at p.m. The program will be under ed at 8 and 10 a.m. The rector Members of the Senior Youth Fel lowahlp will assist in the lighting Long Branch READING All Srrvim in the Auditorium oj 6:15 p.m. The evening service at the direction of, Mr, and Mrs. will give a sermon at the 10 Sunday school and junior 7:30 o'clock will be a Christmas of the candles. ROOM Fellowship Hull James M. Wilson of Red Bank. o'clock service and the junior church will meet at 10 a.m. program featuring several solo- A New Year's Eve party will choir will sing. Scripture lesson and prayer Rev. Harvey C. Douic. Jr., Th.M Pastor ists, the band, and the senior and be held In the home of Mr. and Holy Communion will be cele- JIIRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY service for the sick will be con- Mr. Paul O. Grammcr, Jr Director of Music Junior choirs. Mrs. Walter Marvin. Mr. and brated Wednesday (St. Stephen), ' Atlantic Hfghlands ; ducted by Rtv. E. H. Lawrence, 20* BROAD ST. Mr. John H. Walson, III Organist The corps Christmas party will Mrs. Marvin are in charge of Thursday (St. John) and Friday Church service and Sunday pastor, Monday at I p.m. Also Friday Eve. 7:S0-8:J0 be Thursday at 7:30 p.m, reservations. (Holy Innocents) at 9:30 a.m. school are held at 11 a.m. In Westminster Hall. . MOB. thru Sat. 12-4:30 REFORMATION PRESBYTERIAN ALL SAINTS EPISCOPAL RED BANK REGISTER " Friday, Dec. 21,1962-13 EWkNGEUCAL LUTHERAN lincroft Mavetink ious Services , West Long Branch Service* will begta Sunday wU._h ftmtoi* the fourthSuaSa y in CHRISTIAN KtEHCE HOLY TRINITY The Jow* Advent ei^fle wil/ terview m I"**! U iM. T**J**w*jt" , #rfy Cmmvlm wdu, EVAWGEUCAL LUTHERAN be UtttM At* Sunday m tbe Ad- "at fcSI *>m. The fanfc ttgoVlcaoce al tbe ..:. Red Buik" < -- i ';• •'• ' vent wreath .at the church. The Fair e* . •erviee *u4 ft* Motor aaqir §t of Holy Communion ta Jesus, will be TU Luther League will m**t ave* sermon topic will be "An Advent Mortal Mrvfeei will be at 9:30 On Christmas Sunday, the aerv- "Doe* ^Teach/.Whet 11 *.m. Rev. WWIarn aad serakon by the rector, Rev. p at services Sunday. in the church' after school today Song*!1 at both 'the »:30 and 11 and 11 o'clock Christmas Sunday. icet will be held In the auditor- You, Beliewfi " toTis the sermon preach tin titt topfc, ' Harry R. Sorensen, and Church Scriptural readings will include to decorate the church for Christ- a.m. services At the 11 a.m. Rev. Harold A. JScott, acting pas- topic to be delivered ,Sund*jr »t herds," at both **crfces. school wm be at 9:30 a.m, Thethe account in Matthew of wise mas. After a box lunch, they will ium of Fellowship Hall at 1:30 servi#s the following new mem- tor, will.- deity* » aermon en- I p.m. by J. Hall, .visiting Wn- The Sraday school primary de- children of the parish will pre- men who followed a star to Beth- sing Christmas carol* to the |vcjc and 11 ton. Rev. Harvey C. bers will be received: Mr. and titled "God u4 Christmas. Itter, who will answer the ques- partment will hoM Hi Christmas sent their Advent mite boxes at lehem: "And when they were and shut-ins. Douie, Jr., will conclude his ser- Mrs. Paul Carlson, Red Batik; Music will lnc)ud» an organ prel- tions "Why is it vital to test your 'Program at 10 a.m. The primary this service. There will be a come into the house, they saw There 'will be a tonfirnMtloa ies of Advent sermons on "A Mr. iind Mrs. William Friesmuth, ude played by Marian Tatem, Visitation to a Small Planet" with beliefs with the Bible and what members will go caroling Sun- Christmas party for the Churchthe young child with Mary his test tomorrow at 8:45 and 10 turn. Fair? Haven; Mr. and Mrs. school during the regular session. organist and choir director. Mrs. • message entitled, "The Uncommo- n beliefs are not taught day afternoon to shut-In and re- mother, and'fell down, and wor- Services wiU be at 9:30 sad 11 Charles Heinr'man, Eatontown; The children will provide a coffee John R. CWlin* wilt play selec- veiled Glory," by the Bible?" The Watchtower tired church members. The Jun- shipped him; and when they had a.m. Sunday. Sunday school,VH1 Mrs. JElla West and Lynn Wooley, hour with Christmas music for meet at 9:20 a.m. The beginner tions on the harp. The junta John H. Watson, 3d, organist, BiUe study at 4:15 p.m. will com- ior department wiH carol at nurs- opened their treasures, they pre- choir, led by Mrs. Joseph M. West! Long Branch. their parents in the parish house sented unto him gifts; gold, and children's class of the Sunday will play at both services. At theplete the subject "Subjecting Our- ing homes and hospital* and will Clayton, and the combined Junior At 2:30 p.m. the Luther League join the primary department in after the service. Morning pray- frankincense and myrrh." school will present a Christinas »:30 service, the Westminster selves 'Every Human Cre- and Choristers choirs will sing. Peter 2:13, presided will go ice skating at.Franklin refreshment* at the church. er and sermon by the rector will program at the 9:20 service. choir will sing and at 11 o'clock atknf' From "Science and Health with The Choristers will sins the of- Lake,: followed by a fellowship be at 11 a.m. by Raymond Bosworth. The kindergarten Christmas Key to the. Scriptures" by Mary Christmas eve, there will be fertory anthem.at 9:30. The sen.the chancel choir. suppor at the church. Tuesday at 8:15 p.m. "Let arty will be held Sunday at 9:30 The Christmas pageant will be Baker Eddy the following will becaroling and the administration ior choir will sing at the 11 Sunday church school will con- vene at 9:30 a.m. in Your Name Be Sanctified" Bible Dec. 24 there will be three a.m. Mrs. Herbert Bryan will presented Sunday at 4 p.m. AUread: "Jesus' spiritual origin and of Holy Communion at 11 p.m. o'clock service. nursery, study will be held at Kingdom Christmas service* at 7:30 p.m.,take over the junior Ugh classes kindergarten, children of the parish will par-understanding enabled him to Christmas Day there will be and primary de- > p.m. and 11 p.m. At the 7:30as teacher. The Westminster Ushers at the early service wl partmenti. Hall, » Fonnan St., Fair Ha- ticipate. Lead members of thedemonstrate the facts of being— one service at 10 a.m. Holy Com- ven 10 St. Mary's PI. and 220and 8 p.m. service the pastor. Youth Fellowship will meet Sun- cast Include Ann Adams, Benja- include WUlard H. Coryell, On Christmas Eve, the worship to prove irrefutably how spiritual munion will be administered. Pearl St., Red Bank 12 Pear Rev.: W. Robert Oswald, will day at 7 p.m. Jeffrey Mangle will min Russell, LynnWuesthoff, Carl 1 George P. Engeldrum, Kenneth service will be held in the audi- Truth destroys material error; Sunday, Dec. 30, the combined St., New Shrewsbury 69 Lincoln preach on "The Significance of be in charge of devotions and aDiljow, Jon Rossbach. Timothy K. Stevenson, John C. Rodenburg torium at 11 p.m. The meditation heals sickness, and overcomes choirsr will sing the cantata, "The St., Falrvlew, and 1*5 Prince- the Christ Child" and a 11 p.m. Duncan, John Daniels, Debbie and Arnold T. Anderson. Serving by Mr. Doule will be on "The Christmas story sketch will death. The divine conception ofChild of Heaven," at the 9:20 and ton PI., Belford. his topic will be "The Unspeak- Cooper, Edith Borden, Helen Mel at the 11 o'clock service will be Sounds and Sights of Christmas." presented by Alan Speck, Jesus pointed to this truth and 1 a.n% services. • .'.. ' able Gift." The primary choir hado, Iinda Sensible, Mike Hu- Richard C, Devine, George R. At this service, Mrs. Watson will Thursday at 7:25 p.m. the min- stated by Robert Haugh and Jef- presented an illustration of cre- istry school will consider an epi-will irfng at 7:30. the junior choir her, Douglas DeVesty and Robbie Gilbert, Forrest W. Gray, John play "Noel AJsacien." by frey. Scrinar. A family service ation." BAY SHORE CMMUMTY Gull- tome of the Bible books "Banal at 9, and the senior choir at 11. Beguelln. P. Steel (and Robert K. Wilson. mant, and "Greensleeves,* wiH be held Christmas eve alt 8 East Keansburg ar- and Zechariah" by Mr. Boawortb, The Luther League will go carol- ranged by R. Vaughan Williams; p.m. The sermon topic will be, Christmas Eve, Dec. 24, there Sunday school will meet at 9:30 During both services, nursery Mr. Bosworth, will also be chair-; ing fallowing the 7:30 service and NEW APOSTOLIC as organ offertory, "Noel sur Lei "The Angel's Point of View." The will be a celebration of Holy a.m. care for preschool children will man of the service meeting mat return for refreshments ami at- Red Bank Flutes," by Daquin and as post, Westminster Fellowship will car- Eucharist at 11:30 p.m. The Christmas message will be be provided in the church house follows at 8:30 p.m. and. thetend the 11 p.m. service in Rev. Rudolph Fahrbach of the hide, "Noel Grand Jeu et Duo," ol in front of the church at the Christmas Day, Dec. 25, there brought by Rev. Richard R. under the direction ot Mrs. Rich- theme "For being courageous, a body. Irvington congregation will con- ard W. Child. by Daquin.' The anthems by the beginning of the, service. The will be a celebration of Holy Com- Schr-artz Sunday at the 11 a.m, Jehovah marches with you" Deu- children's choir will have a munion at 10 a.m. for those who duct the 10 a.m. service Sunday. service. chance! choir will be "The Cradle Sunday school will meet at 8:45 Church school classes will In- teronomy 31:9 will be high- CONGREGATION BROTHERS Christmas party in the church are unable to make their com- Candlelight service will be held Hymn," arranged by Ehret; .m. . . clude kindergarten, primary, and lighted. [OF ISRAEL Thursday, from 4,to.7:30 p.m. munions at the midnight sendee: Monday at 11 p.m. "A King is junior department* at 6:30 only "Sleeps Judea Fair," by Macklm- Christmas Day at 10 a.m., the Long Branch The Junior High member* were Bom" will be the sermon topis junior high at both 9:30 and 11mon; "Glad Tidings Bringing," service will be conducted by the IITIHER MEMORIAL in charge of Christmas tree dec- of Rev. Schwartz at this time. i.m. and senior-high at 11 a.m•. Polish carol arranged by Kirk; Tonight services, beginning CHRIST EPISCOPAL rector, Rev. Werner A. Schneider. "Gesu Bambino," by Pietro A. Mlsseurl Synod Lutheran at 8 o'clock will be dedicated to orations. Tbe Lincroft church' is Middletown The Sunday school Christmas only. New Shrewsbury program will be held Sunday at Yon; and the Westminster choir homecoming college students, and headquarters for the Red Bank There will be, a celebration of The Junior-High Fellowship will COMMUNITY CHURCH :30 p.m. witti recitations, songs will sing "As Lately We "The Shortest Road to Lasting will feature a symposium on Council of Churches in this area, Holy Communion Sunday at 8 meet Sunday it I p.m. in the for the collection of blanket* for Port Monmouth and a visit from Santa Claus. Watched," an Austrian carol ar- Joy" is the sermon topic of Rev. "The Future of Today's Jewish .m. The family service and church house under the leader- Algeria. This drive for blankets Services on Sunday will be: Presentation of attendance ranged by Griffith. Daniel D. Reinheimer, for theCollegiate." Speakers will be church school will begin at 9:30 ship of George G. Grim, Jr. Th 10:45 ajn. service Sunday at the will continue through the month. Morning worship. 11 a.m.; Sunaward- s will be made. Parents are Miss Sheila Gruber, daughter of a.m. There will be a Christmas Senior - Westminster Fellowship Tinton -Falls School. A nursery day school, 9:30 a.m., and Christ- invited to attend. ST. GEORGE'S £¥ THE RIVER Mr. and Mrs. Irving Gruber and pageant In Leeds Hall for three- will meet Sunday evening at 8:30 Is provided for small children a student at New York University. mas Sunday school program, to EPISCOPAL • METHODIST year olds through second graders' In the church house. The seniors during the service. The choir will and; Howard Newman, son of be followed by a Fellowship Rumson Fair Haven-Rumson at 9:30 a.m. The rector will of- A.M.E. ZION will hold t Christmas party.in sing, directed by Marvin Fichter. Mrs; Fannie Newman, who is a meeting, 7.30 p.m. There will be a celebration of ficiate at morning prayer and Red Bank Samuel Blair Hall tonight from Serving as acolyte wilt be Ernest student at Momnouth College, and There will be a Christmas serv- There will be a service Mon- Rev. Dr. Charles E. Bourne until 11:30. the Holy Communion Sunday it Vaupel. president of tbe Student Union ice and party tonight for the chil- preach at H a.m. day from 11 p.m. to midnight S a.m: In the chantry. The Christmas schedule is as will preach Sunday at 11 a.m. A special candlelight vesper The Sunday school and Bible there. dren's division. Prayer meeting will be held Sunday school will meet at 9:30 Morning service and address by The Sunday school will meet follows: Dec. 24 at 4 p.m., ves- service will be prepared and pre- classes meet at 9:15 a.m., 15 min- The services will also feature Thursday at 7:45 p.m. A Christ- m. the rector, Rev. Canon George A. Sunday at 9:45 a.m. The aermon pers for Sunday school grades 34, sented by the children of the utes earlier than usual. special hymns and devotions for mas Cantata will be presented Weekly prayer services are Robertshaw will be at «: 30 a.m. topic at the 11 aan. service will and at 11:30 p.m., festal Euchar- Sunday school this Sunday in Sunday evening, the Sunday Hanukkah. A reception will fol- Sunday, Dec. 30. held Wednesdays from 8 to 9 The girls' choir win sing. be "Jesus, or.tTae Christ?" Mu-ist; Dec. 25, 10 a.m., Holy Com Samuel Blair Hall from S to school children Will present their low the service. p.m. At 10:30 a.m., Robert D. McKee sic will be under the direction of munion. p.m. Christmas program at 6:30 under ST. ANDREWS EPISCOPAL On Sunday, Dec. 30, at 7:45 will play a recital on the Mary Cjndle lighting time today is Felix Motor. The children's choir There will be a celebration of the direction of Gerald Lewis, Highlands p.m., the fourth quarterly union The traditional Christmas evi Owen Borden Memorial Carillon. 4:99 p.m. the Kabboloj Shabbos and the adult choir will sing. Holy Communion Wednesday superintendent. Holy Communion will be cele- services of the Westslde Min- candlelight service will be he! Morning prayer and sermon by service will be held at 4:15 p.m. through Friday at 10 a.m. during On Christmas Eve, • candle- The choir's Christmas concert brated Sunday at t a.m. isters' Council will be held at St. Mpnday night at II p.m. in th the rector will be at 11 a.m. Sabbath morning services will Christmas week. light service will be held at 6:30 will be Sunday evening at 7:30 There will be a family service Paul's SaDtist Church. -Rev. Mr. sanctuary. The Chorister and sen- The men and boys choir, under begin at 8:30 a.m. Junior con- p.m. A special service of cards o'clock. Selection* from the each Sunday at 10 a.m. Children Bourne will speak. Music will be ior choirs will sing under, the kl Jubflo" by Bach at U:,s p.ra. * - ject at the 11 tin. service in tbe 1 Bib ' study and prayer hour Wednesday' evenings, the Junior and "Lullabye of the Infant and "Votn Himmel Hoch" by Ed- tes; will be Lester August andchurch building, and "Mary" will Christmas Day, morning pray* Wednesday is at 8 p.m., with choir at 7 o'clock, and the senior Jesus" by Halton. The posthide mundson. Gaiy Mottek. be the subject at the 6:30 p.m. er will be at 9:45 un. and Holy Pastor Watt in charge. choir at 8:30. will be "Echoes from Bethlehem" At 11:45 p.o. there will be aCommunion at 10 cm. At 9:30 a.m. there will be theservice Bible daises assemble al by Peery. celebration of the Holy Commun- There will be a celebration of parish Sung Eucharist and ser1-0 «jn. ion at which Mr. Bush will play mon. The acolytes will be Robert Wednesday, the confirmation Holy Communion at 1 a.m. on Kenneth Noland will direct thi "Puer Nobis" by Bmtehude and ruger, Ernest Schaeffer and classes meet in White Hall—Firs Wednesday, the Feast of St Ste- singing of the congregation. Pray, "In Dulci JubUo" by Bach. " Richard Smithson. year group at 6:30 p.m. and sec- phen at 9 a.m. on Thursday/the er and Scripture will be by At the same hour, youngsters ond group at 7:30 p.m. On Christmas Day at 10 a.mFeas. t of St. John, the Evangelist Wayne Slifer and Nick Geroni at PLAI D luggage *? there will be a celebration of theand at 6:30 and 9 a.m. on Friday, between the ages of 3 and 5 will the morning service, and by Choir rehearsals have been meet in the undercroft with Mrs Holy Communion, - Holy Innocents Day. Charles Emmona and Charles Each piece ol this Atlanlic Casual luggage is from our regular stock and Ik canceled for this week. Edward Grab for a period of In- The following persons were Alcholics Anonymous will meet Craun at the evening service. new priced to save you 20*. Here Is your opportunity to start a new set er REFORMED CHURCH truction. elected to the consistory: elders, Wednesday at 9 p.m. Robert Minton.will preside at the fill in your present on*. This Authentic Plaid luggag* wllh its Black English Colt's Neck There will be no church school John Ciudita and Fred HorsfaU; Lord's Supper and will be assist- Coach Grain Vacherte trim ... has serviceable Interior* and thlrred roomy session Sunday. re-elected as deacon, John Reed, Rev. Simuel La Penta will BAPTIST ed by ' Ralph Johnson, WUlard The sanctuary lamp candle will pocket* for those necessary accuiorlts. • and elected as deacons, Joseph preach Sunday at 11 a.m. on the Leonardo Emmons, Jr., and Albert Em- be given this week in memory of MMM Zetkulic, Clarence Jones and subject, "The Suffering Servant,' The young people will meet to- mons. Blfcabeth Bluh by Mr. and Mrs. Robert McConnell. basing his sermon on Isaiah 52:morrow at ID a.m. to decorate Midweek services are at' 7:30 Mtn-i Va|.Q.Mt ' JM.00 13-53. The senior, choir will sing. the-church. At 2 p.m. the nurWilso- n A- Miller. todifi' Volo-Pak 21.00 The service of ordination and p.m. Thursdays. The organist • director is Mr*.sery and beginner* departments There will be • celebration of 16* Hot |M J000 installation will take place dur- Charles Clowes. of the Sunday school will present the Holy Eucharist Monday and l«"Ho'»« \2M ing the 11 ajn. service, Dec. JO. METHODIST A nursery is provided during • Christinas program in the edu- Saturday at 9 a.m. Contlnmtal SIIM Sog f H.QQ Atlantic Highlands Conilmnlol Coimtlic Con ... 15.00 the 11 o'clock service. Sunday cation building. On Monday the sacrament of : METHODIST penance will be administered Rev. Robert Heulitt will speak Atro Toft ,, 10.00 school is at S:45. Sunday at 11 a.m. the choir Sunday at 11 a.m. on the subject, »i«« Tot» U,oo Morgan ville rom 11 a.m. to noon and from On Sunday at 2:30 p.m., thewill present a cantata, "A Star "The Joy of Jesus' Birth." M" Spwl M 4.00 Sunday worship service Is at In the Sky." Church school will to 8 p.m. Christmas worship service. In- Sunday school will meet at 9; 30 1»" Sport Pak |.oo a.m. Sunday school meets at 1 meet at 9:45 a.m. the church Monday at 4 p.m. there will be 21" Sport Pale 10.00 cluded-In the service are songs a.m. , a.m. »choo! Christmas program will be the annual church school Christ- 11" Grai>hopp«r 10.00 by a choir of second tod third Two Christmas films for the grade children, a nativity tableau held at 4 p.m. mas service at which time the Jl" Crollhoppir t2,00 oungsters will offer their Advent whole family will be shown Sun- 24" Granhoppar 14.00 by the first grade class and a There will be a candlelight day at 7:30 p.m., "The Birth of 24" OrouKoppu 17.00 Sr. CtoroV* by rht River sermonette by Rev: Mr. LaPenta. service Monday at 7:30 p.m. s to the Christ Child in the W Oraiihoppir J0.OO criiche. This birthday gift of thethe Saviour" and "The ChiWhooc The service will end with the Prayer meeting and Bible study of Jesus." Waterman Ave. Rumson presentation of gifts for one ot children will go for the mission- will be held Wednesday at 8 A Christmas Eve service will All prim plui 10% Ftdtrol Tan the church's missions by all o ary work of the church toma k p.m. be held Monday at 7 p.m. the children In' the primary,* kin- The W o m e n' s Missionary tho name of Jesus known to more The Reverend Canon dergarten and nursery church Society will meet Thursday at 8people. school. -• • • p.m. Christmas Eve there will be a WESTMINSTER George A. Robertahaw There will be no communicant*' carol service at 11:45 p.m. On PRESBYTERIAN Rector class meeting Dec. 22 or Dec. 29. CALVARY BAPTIST Christmas Day at 12:01 a.m. Middletown Monday at 7:30 p.m. the church Oceanport there will be a solemn procession, "Keeping Christmas" will will hold a service of carols and "The World's Most Blessed sung Eucharist and sermon. Thethe subject of Rev. Hartan C. colytes will be Lester • August Durfee'a sermon at both services 8:00 A. M.-Holy CorhWnion candlellghting. Rev. Mr. LaPen- Event" is the title of the message ta will preach on the subject: to be given by Rev. Paul N. Gary Motsek, Ernest Schaeffe Sunday, 9:15 a.m. and 10:45 a.m. 9:30 A. M.-Mornlng Service Too Must Sing" based on Luke Smith at the 11 o'clock morning and Richard Smithson. ' The junior choir will sing at the 2:1-20. service Sunday. The youth choir Two other celebrations of th

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NEW YORK (AP) - The mas hit like "I'm Dreaming pi setts Unitarian minister, in One of the best-known Amer- of a trip to the Holy tand two meet, nostajglp strains ol a White Christmas." , J849. ican carols, ''0 Little Town of years earlier. Christmas c#io)» ;flll the air. Christmas carols r e r e Less than ten years later, Bethlehem,'! was written in The rollicking "Jingle Bells," Warmly . clad - 'children and brought to America by Euro- Dr. John Henry Hopkins Jr., 1868 by Phillips Brooks in Phil- though non-religious in theme, adults blend'.ftelr voices In peans. - , an Episcopal rector'from Wil- adelphia, the young Episcopal also came from the pen of a puWic squares and along'home- One of the hymns they liamsport, Pa., composed the minister, later bishop of Mas- churchman, John Pierpont, and lined streets. brought with them was "0 words end music for "We sachusetts, ( was moved has enjoyed almost a century Come, AS Ye Faithful" (Ades- Three Kings of Orient Are." to write the poem, in memory of popularity. , Millions of radios, television te Fideles), which eventually sets and public address' sys- was translated Into 119 lan- tems blared the world's yule- guages and dialects. tide melodies. Some are from bygone cen- Germany's Contribution Christmas Card Trend! turies. From Germany came Martin NEW YORK (AP) - If the toe scenes, also continue to popularity has. gone up • and Others are by modern writ- Luther's.cradle hymn—"Away sending of Christmas cards can ''mean "Merry Christmas, Hap- down. . ers. in a Manger, No Crib for a be used as (behavior pattern, py New Year.1' The earliest known holiday Every year professional and Bed . . ."• "Silent Night, Holy 'Americans are proving they The Greeting Card Associa- greeting was a crude woodcut amateur song writers add to Night" is Austrian. England are surprisingly adverse to tion also reports that the pic- printed in the Rhine Valley In the traditions of Christmas sent "God Rest Ye, Merry change. ture of Santa Claus on cards 1450. •'.••• music by writing new - songs Gentlemen, Let Nothing You ' Before Christmas Day, some have made «n amazing come- It was a New Yeff'l, card and.popularizing old ones. ' . Dismay •. •. ." .and France got back this year. . showing the Christ child stand- into the act by providing th» 186 million Americans will have No New Additions sent tnpre than 3 billion Christ- Just why'Santa ran a bad ing in the bow of an ancient beautiful "Cantique de Noel" galley manned by angels. Miry Russel Goudey, president of 1 mas cards around the country. ninth last year' is anyone's or "0 Holy Night." guess, but over the years, his was seated by the roast. . the American Society of Mu- ! Three American composers The religious and sentimental sic Arrangers, said; . - did much to continue the mostly, prevails., "We've/had no new additions ancient custom by writing Thig means about 16 cards t0;the W Christma tU eS some of the. world's most be- for every man, woman and SANTA'S HELPERS Alfred G^o^r.,!.j ^ p this year,- but we hav' e ha" d child. Confident PA Will loved carols. Caruso, chairman of tha. Atlantic Highland* • Lions: Club's third annual Chriitnwt spme very tastefully done new "It Came Upon a Midnight Of 50,000 designs on Christ- arrangements for the old ones.1' toy collection, lookt on. Other workers are Jack E. Congell and Jamei J.Elmo, far Clear" was the inspiration of mas cards this year, Stephen righth . Every ye,r +h.;,Lipn, collict.hd rtpair toys fob.b , di.tribut.d throughhh PblPublici , J'^'^SS write* Edmund H. Sears, a Massachu- Q. Shannon, executive director Win Court Case of the Greeting Card Associa- Heilth Association to needy children in borough. ; , f > come up with another Christ- tion said, "IS. basic.Christmas TRENTON (AP)-k*>v. Richard return to his post as vice presl. symbols and 19 religious sym- J. Hughes-says he is confident dent of'Johnson and-Johnson, Gte Progress bols, continue to be the most that the Port of New York Au- New Brunswick pharmaceutical popular." thority will win a court case chal- firm. Hughes said Adams is In- lenging the constitutionality of the volved in several vital state pro- New Jersey Many Reproductions Iii Prisoner proposed world trade center, In grams and he will speak to John- The' 1962 Christmas line in- Manhattan. son & Johnson officials in an ef- cludes a record number of re- News Briefs rt tp keep Adams until April 1. Negotiations ligious cards, many of which Hughes told a news conference —He has a definite promise By The Associated Press are reproductions of the paint Thursday it is "100 percent vital" HAVANA (APJ-^New York at- from William L. Batt, head of the ings of the rennaissarice or {or New Jersey's transit plans that STAMFORD^ Conn. - Mrs torney James B. Donovan Is re- Area Redevelopment Administra- show the classical influence of the Port Authority win the case. Helen Parker, 69, of 219 Audley ported still making progress in his tion, that a quick decision will the old masters.' He said Port. Authority plans St., South Orange; N. J.,-diea at negotiations to win the release of for modernizing the old Hudson be made on whether New Jer- St. Joseph's Hospital yesterday 1,113 Cuban invasion prisoners. One clergyman views the in- Tubes.are tied "by.a' legal um< sey qualifies for $139,000 in feder- of injuries suffered; TueMay aft- This word came Thursday nigh crease in the sending of re- bilical cord" to the Port Authori- al funds to study either a pro- ernoon in a one-car crash on the from a spokesman, for a commit- ligious Chris Unas, cards as one ty's plans to build the, $270 mil' posed. Cape May ferry or Cum- Merritt Parkway. . tee of Cubans hi whose name Don- of the fortunate end results of lion world trade center. berland County bridge to Dela- ovan js negotiating for. release of a remarkable growth in church The constitutionality of the two ware. The governor said he would WASHINGTON - Princeton the prisoners in exchange for mil- attendance. projects Is being challenged in the not be surprised if a decision were University and the Stevens I* lions of dollars worth of Ameri- ', Rev. Dr.'Jesse M. Bader, a appelate division of New York's forthcoming in two weeks; atltute of Technology, Hobokea, can drugs and food. Donovan pro- member of the Central Depart- Supreme Court by the Downtown —The Democratic senate, minor- N. J., will receive fedeml aid vided no details on.the progress ment of Evangelism, National West Side Small Business Surviv- ity will meet Dec. 27 tot choose .for a spate-oriented research of his talks with the! Fidel Castro Council of Churches of Christ al Committee. {] their leader for the 1961 session. program next year, the Na- regime. in America, says: : The Port Authority has already The.present minority leader,.Jo- tional Aeronautics and Space . The freighter African Pilot,, sup- ' "It is" little wonder that be- taken over operation of the Hud- seph W. Cowglll of Cahwen Coun- Administration says. The agen- plied by a committee of American ••cause of the rapid growth in son' Tubes but has plans for ty and Sen. Anthony J.Grossi of ey advteed the office ©f Sen. lipping companies to the Ameri- population and the even greater J200 million modernization pro- Passaic are the contenders for Harrison A. Williams Jr., D- 1 Red Cross, began round-the- increase in chared', attendance, gram, involving connections to all the post. . • < NJj, that M feboob wUl re- clock-operations at Port Ever- there'is a much greater de- of North Jersey's commuter rail- A report from a special corn- «ewe the grants to glade*, Fla. Truckloads of donat- mand, for jnore and better re- roads. The world trade cecentei r mittee on economy in state gov- ^«e4 1 j^«*e4oetertf*a ed medicines and'foods "were ligious Christmas cards than would include: t .new terminal for eminent will probably be mads trainees In researelrjrifaeuu to the dock from an meJ»fc-t*aii*te4Be,k!te of thebefore the end of the year. Ha ir Miami. „.'„ is,..tp'n!er, fir said he gathers from talking to fteports from the United States mistle^' es said: the committee that its recom- laid the freighter will be ready , _-_ rtvationl Commis- mendations will not Involve any wrm. - to sail for Havana by Saturday. sioner H. Mat Adamf wants to sizable cuts In. the state budget. the MUOH'S la»|-*ange apt* TOYS, TOYS, TOYS •»- Electronics Associate*, Inc.,.Long Branch, it kaeping up with Donovan has expressed opti- Asks Collar program. the Chriitmai tradition, of giving.* This yo*r, 600 toys were collected end, yesterday mism that the veterans of the TRENTON — William S. Han April 1961 invasion at the Bay of of East Orange was sworn 1r they.were distributed to the Tubatculbsft Pre'ventorium, Farmingdale; the Freehold Pigs will be liberated by Christ- Wearers Not policy pf Suspended yesterday as. the executive di- Health Center of th« Monmouth gCbunty' Organization of Social Services, and the mas. He returned here after an rector of the New Jersey Youth' 1 Family and Children's Service, Iruc; ^r«,.«h6wing off iome of the abundance, «r8, overnight visit to Florida to check Commission. Friends, state offi- on the stockpiles of drugs and Drive Gars- cials and relates watched as left to right, Joseph Murphy, president of..the EAI Sportmen'i Club; Robert Bell, presi- foods, reported-worth $33 million, OutlookUnderStudy Superior CoiirJ Judge, Sidney, dent of the E.A. Club; Mrs. Marguerite Edwards of the Freehold Health Center; Mrs. accumulated by plane, truck and FREEHOLD — Prosecutor Vin- WEST LONiS BRANCH -The which have been introduced by Goldmann administered the nath train. cent P. Keuper today urged all while Hart's brother. John of Dorothy McCulloch of the Tuberculoiis freventorium; .Ruth Guzzi of EAI, and Mrs. suspended publication of The the West Long Branch Borough Donovan took with him on hispetoms Wearing Shantz Collars Trenton held"'the Bible. Gov. Betty Wallace of the Family and Childron's Service. Associates will stage a Christ- Outlook, Monmouth College's Council, Both measures would in-' Florida visit a list of goods pre- Richard J. Hughes stood next to or "sausage collars" to refrain weekly student newspaper, was hibit college growth, the editorial mas party for children at the preventorium Sunday. pared by the' Castro government. John 'during tne ceremony and from driving automobiles because the topic of a student poll taken reariV Castro originally demanded $62 said afterward that he had been of the limited mobility they per- on the campus yesterday. Dr. Van Note said he was con- million for/the prisoners' freedom. very happy to appoint Hart to The results of the survey will cerned about the tone of the Enrique Llaca, director of themit. the post. Pay Raise Set be one of the factors considered editorial, but also had been In- Cuban Families Committee, said The prjbsecutdr, speaking of;the by a student.committee of six creasingly . apprehensive about y ToU in Miami the .-fact, that Donovan LAKE HIAWATHA >-The In- For *Tony Pro' collars prescribed by physicians who will meet during the holi- the lack of taste. In the paper's did not confer with him during his terior of a ene story frame to relieve pain in the head, neck, day recess to review the editorial editorial attitudes. HOBOKEN, (AP)-Members ol visit waif'good sigh that there bouse was destroyed yesterday and shoulders, said they restrict policies of the newspaper. The student committee will Teamsters Local 560 voted a $25,' had been no hitch'in the talks. movement of the persons wearing •when a 4-year-old boy.plugged ^ Budget lip Dr. William G. Van ;Note, col- meet Dec. 26 and 28, and Jan. 000 annual pay raise Thursda; them. He said the device is to aid In a string of Christmas lights. lege president, halted publication 22. A confidential report will WOODBRIDGE-Garden State $6,900,000, will be up! next year in healing and reducing pain by The fire made- homeless Mr. night for Anthony (Tony Pro) earlier this week and requested be made to the president shortly and; Mrs. Joseph Mlcak. of 18 Provenzano, their president. Parkway toll revenues are ex due to normal salary increments. Earnings Up preventing the wearer from turn- ing his bead to the right or leftHoward K. Newman,' president of after the; last session. Nofeomts Ave., .and their four The increase-brings his annual pected to increase next year, bul The increase is $525,000. NEW YORK (AP) - Earnings the student government, to con- eons. Joseph, 7; Gary, I;. Kim income from other sources may and-to immobilize the neck and Meettoji Set salary, to $45,000. Approximately $7 million is set of Standard Oil Co. (New Jer- duct the review. Michael, 4, and Steven, 7 •*"'ine somewhat. " ". bead areas. aside for a required debt service sey) this year will set a record, Members of the committee are During the meetings the group months. "The Christmas Ughts About 800 members attended the ie New Jersey Highway will meet with Outlook staff meeting at the union club. The reserve fund and for general surpassing the previous high of "Reduction of mobility means a Robert Schenone of Rumson; were strung -over • mantel," Authority yesterday adopted a $809 million in 1958, M. J. Rath- members, faculty, administration said Mrs. Mtezafc "When Kim local, third largest Teamsters lo- fund projects. lessening- of ability to drive a Thomas Dempsey of Lincroft, 1963 operating budget totalling bone, president, said yesterday. and representatives of the Na- plugged them In, • fire started. cal in the country, has a mem- r," Mr. Keuper said. Wearers Edward Markman and Rita Lac- $27,200,000, about $1 million Debt Service Rathbone, the company's, chief tional Student Association's com- The couch was blazing sky- bership of about 14,000. these collars, he said, who cese of New Brunswick, and greater than the current..spend In 1963 debt service payments executive officer, said records al- mission on freedom of the press. high, and I ran and got the Provenzano was'fe-eleeted pres- continue to drive are "endanger- Charles Trabold of Long Brach, ing schedule. have been set at $13,202,888 an so will be set for production of Neal Johnson, director of the children out of the bouse." Lost ident by a vote of 3,444 to 2, ing themselves, their passengers, student senate representative. Toll revenues, are anticipated increase of $548,088 over this crude oil and product sales. and all persons rightfully using Academic Freedom' Project of with much of the family's be- 867 on Dec. 14. Editorial Critical to produce 525,200,000 income for year's Jersey Standard' earned our roads and highways." NSA and former editor of the longings was a cache of Christ- Stnford , Starbbia of Bradley Chicago Maroon, publication .of Provenzano, 45, is also an in-the 173-mile highway, an in- In addition the parkway $758,083,000 or $3.50 a share In mas- presents stored - in the He added "People must listen Beach a junior, -has been editor- the University of Chicago,; is ex- ternational vice, president of thecrease of $1,150,000 over' the adopted a const ruction budget 1961. attic. • ,.:••. to their.doctors who advise ia-chfef ot lh> I'jOjirnal, which pected to meet'with the'commit- Teamsters. . ' .latest, estimates made of 1962 totalling $40 -million for the Rathbone said he,was confi- against driving while wearing! the last week carried!a sharp edi- tee and Dr. Van Note neit Fri- teifjtaepme;teifjtaepm; • costs anticipated related to thedent in the company's future as 1 Wllars." toriaj, critlciiing, two ordinances day. ,.• • ...;. :• .;• But revenue from the service construction of the Bergen-Pas- well as in the future of the oil areas is anticipated to drop by salc Expressway and an: inter, industry. Some $1 billion will be $10,000. Highway authority in- connecting Parkway interchange! spent by Jersey Standard on vestments may produce . $800,- The expenditures are covered by plant and equipment next year, 000, about $25,000 less than the a recently sold" bond issue. •e said. current year. Miscellaneous: in- come is budgeted at $50,000, over $20,000 less than expected in 1962. According to Commissioner Area Improvements Sylvester £. Smith, who called the new budget "conservative;" the operating expenses, totalling On Parkway's List House Is W0ODBR1DGE — Improve- county does, all maintenance ments to three Garden State work. Parkway services in Monmouth No appropriations are made for Destroyed County have been Included in the the proposed projects. Further 1963 project list adopted yester- authorization from the authority day by New Jersey Highway Au- commissioners would be needed By fire thority- Commissioners. before plans could be executed. ' LQNGBftANCH - A general The, list cites certain projects' , Notice alarm fire destroyed a two-story which Parkway executives con- I wilt not be responsible for any home at 200 Sixth Ave. yesterday sider Jo have special "priority" debts other than those contracted afternoon. The house was safely over other work proposals. by myself. , evacuated by the William' Booker family. Recreational Improvements to James F. Cruse, ','•'. 165 Ocean Ave., All city fire companies re- Telegraph Hill Park, Holmdd, . '•,-: East Keamburg sponded from a box by a filling estimated to cost $35,000, are In- • down in Florida, It'would happen just before Christmas. —Adv. station operator at Joline and cluded, in the flexible schedule, Wholesaler John Galsfro, left, explains fo newsman Sixth Aves. at 4:10 p.m. along with an approximate public Notice Jpm Boy'ntonthat it just can't b«f helped. His marker At,about the same time, two of $250,000 to Improve the traffic My boojis are complete and will at II Wharf Ave. has been used to .selling tangerines Mr. Booker's children ran from flow at Exit 117 .which joins Rts, be open tor Inspection on Decem- the burning house to. the house 33 and 35 at Keyport, to Improve ber 28/J9JB from 2 to 4 p.m. . at $4.75 a crate 1120 to 176 tangerines in each). Now of a.neighbor to report the fire access, to Sandy Hook Park. i' John.W. Carton, Jr. he's paying ,|?,50 v/ho|esa!« and must sell for $10. and thar, their baby sister was In addition, a $60,000 expend!- Tax Assessor still In the burning building. lire for the construction of a -Adv. Grapefruit (36 to 40 per crate) have been bringing PONTIFF GIVES HISSING-Pop. John XXIII giv,. hit faleuing to onlooker, H7S.< Florida's<>fr««ze puibed tlt» wholesale eoit to' Neighbors removed the baby linking road , from Dwlght Rd., , Aladdin And The Lamp through an upstair* window. She Middietown, to the Red Hill Rd. h« walks through crowd «nembl»d In halls of fhe ApoUolic Palace at the Vatican. $6 and the asking price is $7. "Now," said Mr. GHU- Mae Desmond Theatre at B'nal was ipken to Monnwuth Medical 'nterchange is contemplated. The Israel, Hanca and Ridge Rda., The 81-year.old pontiff, who il conyalescing from a lerioui stomach diiordsr and Ho,"» fruit ernblrgo has, just been declared in Florida." Center for observation, authority has agreed to construct Rumson. December 26, l:3p and anemia, teemed vigorous at he ipoka of the Chriitmai teaion to that* present for Prices 'will 90 av«n hljhar." The cause of the blaze hrs not the road providing the township 3:30. Donation $1. Tickets call yet been determined. secure the rights of way and the 842-1800. —Adv. lh« audience. " ' (AP Wlraphoto via radio from Rorh*» ]A-~Prui*y, D«. 21, 1962 RED BAM REGISTER Holi Jubilee Starts ASBURY PARK — Six Shore meeting for Conference and two Monmouth season in a County parochial schools will 8:30. lock horns in the Holiday Basket The semi-finals are slated for Bowl Jubilee to be staged at the fhunday with the team winners Convention Hail here during the the first night meeting at 6:30 By HY CUNNINGHAM holiday season. and the winners of the second ,,The opener is scheduled tor night locking 'horns.at 7:30. RECORDS AND HIGHLIGHTS — Paul A. Carl- Wednesday, and other games on Although these games are son, 54 Bruce Rd., River Plaza, is a man who keeps tabs Thursday, and Monday, Dec. 31. scheduled for New Year's Eve, on sports highlights and also records. We received an Finals will be played Wednesday, George Zuckermari, director of Jan. 2., publicity for Asbury Pirk, said interesting piece yesterday from Mr. Carlson and Neptune, Lakewood, Brick the game* lait year on New thought it was worth passing it along to sports fans, Township, Toms River, Keyport Year1! Eve worked out very especially to Yale and Princeton men. and Matawan compose the Shore well. The fans come early and Conference schools, with Red then plan their night to welcome "FOOTBALL —' Why die for Dear Old Rut- Bank Catholic and St. Rose d the New Year following the gers? One can be around longer and probably en- Belmar being the parochial games. joy it more simply yelling, Hold 'em Yale!" schools in competition. In the finals of the Jubilee Neptune won the championship ournament Wednesday. Jan. 2, "From 1890 to 1893 Yale put together a winning last year, and no ,doubt has an lie first game is set for 7: IS, skein of 37 straight games (no ties involved) which opportunity for a ( r e p e a t performance in the Jubilee com- still stands as the longest winning streak in Ivy his ing up. The Filers will probably Unknown Sets tory. The first 35 games were all victories by the shut receive their toughest opposition Vault Beeord out route. The 36th game score was Yale 14, Pennsyl- from St. Rose, defending state champions of the Parochial B CHICAGO (AP) - DM Mey- vania 6. The 37th resulted in a Yale victory over Har- Division crown. ers, a pest graduate atsdent at vard, 6-0. Princeton terminated the domination of the Bob Verga, St. Rose, has been the University of Colorado, bet- Yale Bulldog by the same score, 6-0. the hottest eager In be young tered the world indoor record basketball season as he has for the pete vault last night "Yale scored 1,265 points to the opposition's racked up US points In three with a vault cf II feet, Wt zero over the first 35 games, which is equivalent TOP GRIDDERS RECEIVE BLANKETS — Daniel W. Dorn, third from right, president of Red Bank Buccaneer games. Verga scored SI against laches In the first track meet Boosters Association, preienti All-Shore tackle Lloyd Harrii, with one of the blankets presented to Red Bank High Point Pleasant, 38 against Red jointly •auctioned by the ent- to more than 200 consecutive IDs from the time Bank High School and 37 when Vhii* fending AAU and the that Harvard bested Yale in 1890 by 12-6 to that School gridders last night at a banquet held in Colts Neck Inn. Others in the photo are, left to right, E. Wayne competing against St. Peter's of NCAAniponwred Trade Fed- solemn day in 1893 when the lone TD went to the Edmunds, All State halfback; John Palumbo, All State guard, (former) Coach Lee Walsky and Craig Sergeant; All New Brunswick. His average ii eration. County tackle. Boosters and parents of the co-champions of the Group III state title, co-sponsored the dinner. 42 points a game. vTbe approved Indoor record Tiger. The record follows: Yale scores on the left In the • opening . game sched- Is M feet, % Inch set by John uled Wednesday, Red Bank Cath- Uelws of the Marines at Boston 1890 olic has the tough assignment last Feb. I.Tht world polo (13th Game) Yale streak of 35 shutouts in- 6 Harvard 12 of meeting up with Neptune vault mart made outdoors, Is 32 Princeton 0 (14th Game) eludes 32 pts. and 1 game in Red Bank Buccaneer Boosters Fliers, starting at 7: IS. In the 1M by Dave Tork el thaMa- (Other score: 1890; 488 pts. and 13 games in nightcap game it will be St. Rose rlnet at Walnut, Calif, last 486 13 Won, 1 18 Game 2, Yale 1891; 435 pts. and 13 games in against Lakewood. Lakewood fig- April 8. 18, Crescent 1892; '310 pts. and 8 games in Lost, 0 ties ures to be up with the top three AC 6.) 1893; total 1,265 in 35 games Honor Buc State Co-Champions at the conclusion. 1891 1892 1893 Thursday, it will be Brick Tittle Back 28 Wesleyan 6 Wesleyan 0 18 Brown COLTS NECK — The relative- board in athletics is part of the wish we could have done as well my ending happy by winning Township meeting Toms River at 26 Crescent AC 28 Crescent AC 0 16 Crescent AC ly new Red Bank Buccaneer education system as long as they as Princeton this year, frankly," the Group III championship. I've 7:15 and Matawan and Keyport 36 Trinity 32 Williams 0 28 Dartmouth Boosters Association, In cooper- are worth while." declared Whitton. had three fins grid yean at Red At Helm 46 Williams 22 Manhattan AC 0 48 Amherst ation with the parents of Red Coach Whitton congratulated "My Best Team" Bank and made many friends 28 SpringfieldY 29 Amherst 0 50 Orange AC Bank High School's Group III Ihe championship gridders and In paying tribute to his team, here. I worked with a grand Shore 36 Orange AC 58 Orange AC 0 82 Williams state co-champions, honored the told them that coaches at coach Walsky said, "This Is the bunch of boys who gave all on Of Giants 38 Lehigh 50 SpringfieldY 0 28 Army gridders last night—with hospi- Princeton follow them more best team In my M years of the high school gridiron and al- NEW YORK (AP)-V. A. Tittle 70 Crescent AC 44Tuftj 0 42NYAC tality that might be expected of closely than one expects. "We coaching. You boys have made so will in college." Conference was back at the control! of the 76 Wesleyan 72 Wesleyan 0 14 Pennsylvania veteran organization—at the Receiving the main trophies New York Giants yesterday ai 27 Amherst 48NYAC 0 6 Harvard Colts Neck Inn. were E. Wayne Edmunds and Standings they continued their preparations 48 Pennsylvania 28 Pennsylvania 0 0 Princeton Highlighting the evening were Two Days Off for Packers orm Palumbo. Edmunds was for the Dec. 30 National Football 10 Harvard 6 Harvard 0 speakers William Whitton, head named to several selectors' All- A DIVISION League title game with tho Green 19 Princeton 12 Princeton 0 330 (10-1-0) line coach at Princeton Univer- State, All-County and All-Shore Uut Night's ReeulU Bay Packers. sity; Joseph C. Irwin, director of And Then Back to Practice teams as a halfback. Palumbo No Game* Scheduled The 36-year-old quarteitack, 488 (13-0-0) 0 435 (13-0-0) 0 , the Board of Freeholders, Coach was selected on All-State as a Standing! who threw a record 33 touchdown Lee Walsky of the championship guard. "It is interesting to note that the last major GREEN BAY, Wis. (AP) - Practices are scheduled In ;•• w Pet passes during the regular season, team, and Frank ^. Pingitore, Coach Vince Lombard! informed Green Bay Friday, Saturday and Other trophies were presented Mlddletown (M) l.Mt worked out by himself Wednesday college to hold the opposition scoreless for the en- Red Bank athletic director. Blan- his Green Bay Packers yesterday Sunday, with a layoff next Mon- to Lloyd Harris, All-Shore tackle; Neptune (M) 1.6N because of a bruised back result- kets were presented to senior day and Tuesday-Christmas Eve Lakewood (24) tire season was the 1932 Colgate eleven which won they would have two days off for Eddie Wlnrow, All-County back; 1.0M big Irom an out of bounds tackle ettermen of the football, cross and Christmas Day. Drills will Manasquan (M) MM In Sunday's game with Dallai. all nine games and scored 264 points to the opposi- Christmas and then resume prep- Cliff Green, All-County center. country and soccer teams and be resumed" Wednesday, Thurs- and Craig Sergeant, All-County Long Branch Davis Cup quality lines Oceanlew Hotel 19 20 PUlO IW|play3Q exhibition games in FIoi 1'Iara Uijuors .'..„.1R 21 mmmmmmm^ Ida next ,pr|ng. Fifteen will Conner's Hotel _ 16 21 Rurnson Yacht Basin . . IS 24 at Fort. Lauderdale, their horn Bachstadt'a 7 32 • Ptarson Fiberglass Crtllctn 600 Series — Paul Pemhrlclis 21)1, Player Lauds Mexican Team base. 216, 201>-fl2S; Jim Itathhurn IIS, 107, 225-607 • Zobel Sea Skiffs 2O0 Club - Pete Marclictll 225, Ko BRISBANE (AP) - A former last two years," the Australian Australian spirits were buoyed By winning (ho Big Ten cross Marchettl 2!2, Jim McKay 220, Nick Australian Davis Cup player who professional added. "They have Mullaney 2H. Unh Mellon 113, Llliby by the improvement in the play is now a professional warned enthusiasm for the game. They country title, Michigan State .won Harrington 211, Lou Papa 210, Lou of both grand slam champion • American Finn Outboanl HuUs KaU 210,, mulee dllhert 209, Hob Ltid- yesterday that Australia is in are fit and tough and they show Custom its.tenth team title aince ente dy 208, Chrl« Axelson 208. Lou I« Bella 201. Bill Msrks 203, Charli danger of losing the international a lot of talent." Rod Laver, who has been badly ing conference competition I • Sea Bird V-23 OutdrJvei Made O'NIMI 20S203 . BBrt Bahr 203, ^VranUlk B PinP - tennis trophy next week to Mex- "If they happen to have a good off form, and Roy Emerson, re- 1950. ' to 201, 103; Joe Marchettl 202, John Choice of Anderson 201, Jack Klvnn !O0, ico. day on Tuesday we could be in covering from a rib ailment. • Home Lite Outboards Fabrici and "This is a strong spirited and trouble." After a patchy morning ses- Pattern! dedicated team," said Ian Ayre, Ayre was particularly Im- sion, Laver began hitting with • Nautical Gift Selections Top Quality a Quccnslander who onco was a pressed with Osuna, Mexico's ranking world performer. No. 1 ptayer, who darted all over his old-time accuracy and confi Vinyl RENT A CAR or "I must admit 1 am greatly the court recovering difficult dence In the afternoon. Emer- SEE THE NEW 28' PEARSON impressed by what the Mexicans shots and turning what appeared son, battling veteran Neale Fras- er for the No. 2 singles spot, put WORK OVARAMTKEU have shown me," to be irretrievable balls into Us Wot A»(. <:«rpeu, TRUCK from HERTZ on a dazzling exhibition. AVAILABLE FOR Cimv. Hf*r Wlft4«w», Tmrk Ayre watched Rafael Osuna slashing winners. Kami Repair* A R«c«vfrlng U DRIVE . . . Call and Antonio Palafox whisk "Osuna has one of the finest Although Contrcras thinks KelHi Iromiloo's through a two-hour afternoon backhands I have ever seen in Harry Itopman, the Australian DEMONSTRATION RIDES NOW! workout on Milton courts where tennis," Ayre said. oaptaln, will play Laver and Ace Auto Tops PR 5-1515. GA 2-3299, SH 7-2121 tho challenge round between Aus- While Ayre was raving over Fraser, tho two left-handers, AND SEAT COVERS tralia and Mexico la scheduled Osuna, the Mexican captain, most observers are sure that 700 OCEAN AVE. SEA BRIGHT l<4 •ROAM BT. KIIHIXWUBI BV I Dec. 26 through 28. Pancho Contrcras, was passing Emerson, if fully recovered, will Next to 1»| Caliln LUftOAOl Mi I4W - OfBN OAII.T tl "These boys are nothing like out bouquets to the other mem' be given tho second singles role, 8424)091 OPEN 7 DAYS the Italians who played hero the ber of Mexico's tandem, the 26- year-olld PalafoxPlf . BED BAIflC HEGISTER Friday, Dec. 21, 1562-17 n Maver 1 Home Team, First Club to Score Usually Captures Wt Title Game By TOBY PRICE MgW-YORK (AP) - When the Eddie LeBaron, Dallas quar-quickly as they did when they Womack and St. Louis' John Da- Greta Bay Packers and the Newterback, mentioned this theory rambled over the Chicago Bears vid Crow also put the Giants in The frostbite sailors will open their 1963 cam- York Gluts meet Dec 10 for earlier In the week at a luncheon 47-7 in 1956. The only recent the hole before they started to paign on Raritan Bay New Yeats Day with the sixth the National Footfall League but he added, "That probably is losers among teams that scored click. the way to do it but the big first were the Giants in the over- annual running of the Ice Bucket Regatta. TheMon- championship, records of past When the Giants did score first tkle- game* show It is 4-1 that problem is getting those points time game with Baltimore in in eight of the 14 games, they mouth Ice Breakers and the Raritan Yacht Club will 0u lint team to score will win. on the board before the Packers 1SSS and trie Packers on the did it twice on passes by Tittle lointly sponsor the frigid attraction at Perth Amboy. do." slippery turf at Philadelphia in and once on a pass by Ralph It happened that way 23 tines You can be sure that the 1960. Three classes of sailboats will compete in a series la 39 games .since they set up Guglielmi. Frank Gifford and t Giants, regardless of what they A quick review of the Packers' Alex Webster each ran for the of five short races under the direction of race commit- the playoff .system In, 1613. say, are hoping to score as Craes Bay la IM0 and New-York M games 4hls season shows that first TD once and Don Chandler's tee chairman Jim Mullen. Penguins, Gunderdinks and, In 1858 were the only recent los- the opposition got the jump only field goals hung up the first Tech Dinghies will comprise the racing fleet. ers frits scored first. four times. Two of them did it points twice. In the game with Mulloy Tops with field goals and lest subse- the Chicago Bears, Johnny The Ice Breakers will be on hand to offer thei The same records give a 2M 9 quently. Another did it with a Counts ran back the first kickoff .usual variety of water novelty acts. George Blair, Bob edge to the home team in this In Seniors TD run and also lost. 90 yards for a TD. series, disregarding the UK Kofoed and Dicksie Hoyt, water skier who competes Significant to the Giants-Pack' Just for the records, only 10 game between the Boston Red- Net Rankings ers game is the fact that the TD passes were thrown against nattonally, will present skiing exhibitions clad in rub- skins and Green Bay on a neu- / NEW\YORK (AP) - tardnar only team that beat the Packers Green Bay all season. Fran tral field at the Polo Grounds in ber suits in order to keep warm. Mulloy, four-time winner of the to the punch through the air wasTarkenton of Minnesota threw New York. It wai played there U.S. Seniors' tennis champion- the only team to win. The De-three, John Brodie of San Fran- Bill Haebler, Middletown, will sail his Sailfish ovei because Boston was not drawing ship, was ranked first again in troit Lions did it on Thanksgiving cisco and Plum of Detroit each and under the cold waters. Cal Smith, Middletown, at home. The next season the the Seniors' ranking announced Day when a 33-yard bomb from passed for two and Bill Wade ot club moved to Washington. will perform some of his underwater diving clad in a yesterday by the U.S. Lawn Ten- Milt Plum to Gall Cogdill started Chicago, John Unites of Balti- scuba outfit. The first-to-score theory is par nis Association. the Lions on the way to a 28-14 more and Jon Arnett of Los Ucularly Interesting this year be- Mulloy, of Miami, a former Da- upset. Angeles each hit with one. AH activities can be viewed from the Raritan club- cause, many football students be- vit Cup player, first won the When Green Bay scored first If you think it's hard to pass house, which will be open and well heated. Hot and lieve the only way to beat the Seniors' crown in 1958, then Packers is to score quickly end swept it In I960, 1961 and 1962. it did It by running five times, against the Packers, look at the cold refreshments will be available. jolt them out of their ball-control In addition to his top singles on field goals three times and running • figures; They have START OF SERIES — Raritan Yacht Club system of grinding out first ranking fo.r 1962, Mulloy was only twice by passing, both given up only seven TDs on the against the Los Angeles Rams. ground and only four of those plans a winter-long series of frostbite racing for downs methodically . along the placed first in doubles with Mike ground. The basis of this theory McLaney. The Giants present a sharp from scrimmage. The others Penguin sailors. The New Years Day races will is that the Packers' passing Frank Froehling, Jr. and his contrast. They have been be- were an 85-yard punt return by open the series. The second get of races will be game, despite Bart Starr's No. 1 Davis Cup playing son, Frank, Wad in six of their 14 games be- Ab"~e Woodso"'"' n of' "Sa"n "Francisco '"", a 6-yard ramble by Sam Wil- held on Jan. 6, and subsequent regattas will be rating among quarterbacks, is III, were ranked first in the Fa- ffor e theh y scored althouglhhh theh y not at effective when Green Bay ther and Son Doubles listings. wound up with a 12-2 record and liams of Detroit after recovering held every other Sunday through March. is behind. They are from Coral Gables, Fla. nine straight victories. fumble and a 20-yard Journey Another frostbite series is under way in the Sonny Jurgensen of Philadel- by Woot-Wnch, 265-pound Mer- lin Olsen of Los Angeles. Philadelphia area featuring a host of competitors phia threw a 74-yard scoring pass The Giants' defensive unit has that sail on Barnegat Bay during the summer,. to Tim Brown when the Giants hardly knew the game 14 TDs by running and Liston Camp Talks of Challengers oa passes and a total of 283 These fellows are winter residents of the started. The Plum-Cogdill com- points, compared to 148 scored Philadelphia area. They will take part In regattas bination hit for 48 yards and a TD for the Lions before the against the Packers. , on the Schuylldll River, Jan. 1 and ?0, Feb. 10, Giants got moving. In the 49- March 3 and 17, weather permitting. The Univer- To Hurry Patterson Into Rematch 34 victory over Washington in COMPLETE sity Barge Club Is the host, with Jim Large, Evans By MURRAY B08E government which, wants . to from the Liston camp is to put {ha best thing anyone could do which Y. A. Tittle threw seven touchdown passes, the Redskins Rd\, Gwynedd Valley, Pa., the chairman. NEW YORK (AP) - Every make sure it collects the taxes pressure on Patterson to fight in would be to put the two fights BATTERY SERVICE week and sometime* twice a due on that multi-million dollar February or March so that Liston doublehetder. And hit first with a 44-yarder from The opening regatta held Nov. 18 went to week, Sonny listen's adviser promotion. and Co. will be free to do what- there's no guarantee (he fans Norm Snead to Bobby Mitchell. ever they please thereafter should DOUGLAS ELECTRIC CO. . Gardner Cox, a Mantoloking Y. C. sailor. Cliff comes upp with a new opponenpp t But under the original con- would see more than five rounds Scoring runs by Cleveland'sl for the heavyweight king and the champion win again. of fighting, anyway. Jimmy Brown, Pittsburgh's Joe a* S.A«T raoHT STMIT Campbell, Beachwood Y. C, was second, Runnle tract, Patterson has, the right ID BANK T«l. aM T» retierates the champion's con- Once Patterson is out of the Colle Jr., Mantoloking, third, and Bob Seldelmann, to pick the! site, date and pro- tract with Champioi n SSports, Inc., moter for the second fight. picture, Nilon and Liston will Cooper River Y. C, fourth. is broken. be able to take over and act as OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS TIL 9:00 P. M. Under normal conditions, Nilon their own promoters. Frostbite competition can only be held in areas The latest opponent mentioned by adviser Jack Nilon is Harold and Liston would follow the Sweden's Ingemar Johansson, . where tides and currents prevent a freeze. The Johnson, another Philadelphlan course of boxing history and the ex-champion. Is willing to Navesink and Shrewsbury Rivers are usually left who is the light heavyweight have the contract broken. Both right Liston either in the United insist for the record that the to the ice boaters, although the Monmouth Ice champion of the world. States or Sweden.' This shapes This is a bit of maneuvering to contract has been broken. up as the best possible fight SEE SANTA CLAUS Breakers are planning their annual Ice Breaker get Fkryd Patterson into the ring So why the repeated cries that since it would put two big boys Day regatta here hi late January, conditions per- with Sonny Boy as quickly as the contract has been broken with big punches against each other in an international scrap in mitting. possible. The Liston camp fig- and that Liston is a free agent? ures Patterson, who went 126 It boils down to the Liston June or September, the best AT RED BANK TIRE JORC NOMINATES OFFICERS.— Jersey Ocean seconds with Sonny at Chicago image, not a very good one up months for an outdoor promotion. Racing Club has nominated a slate of officers for the hut Sept. 25, won't be around to date. Patterson was the man Liston tipped his mitt the other much longer in a return fight. who insisted, that Liston should 1963 season. Elections will be held at the group's an- night in Toronto when he sug- The difficulty is getting a place get the chance at the title. There- gested that he fight Johansson TO-MORROW, SAT. DEC. 22 nual, meeting at Raritan Y. C, Perth Amboy, Jan. 1 to put on the talked about re- fore, Liston does feel obligated and that Patterson should take at 8 p.m. • turn. to give Floyd another shot if he pn undefeated Cassius Clay, the Nilon add Liston don't want wants it. He would look like champion talker of the heavy- T0THE , Jim MuHen, Perth Amboy, is again running foi any part of Champion Sports, a fourth-grade heel if he didn't weight division, Then, said Lis- commodore. Joseph Scott, Middletown, is slated for which promoted the first fight. give Patterson a return and be ton, the two winners should PANIW vice commodore; Others nominated include: Dick Most of the money for that knows it meet. quickie has been tied up by the West, Fair Haven, rear commodore; Jim Whiton, Perth Therefore all of the hullabaloo From a promotional standpoint. Vnlllll CHILDREN Amboy, secretary; William Freeman, treasurer; Fran- cis Brannin, fleet captain, and Phil Andrews, Augie 9 Mathey, Anson Peckham, Gil Cigal and Bill Wye as Lane Decides Henry Hudson s members of the board of governors. NEW BOAT SHOW QUEEN — The nation's top nautical exposition, the 53rd National Motor Boa1 53-32 Win OverMonmouthReg. Show, will be held in New York's Coliseum Jan. 12-20. HIGHLANDS - Two foul shots Hudson eager* called a . time markers. Bob Thome was next The Show has named its Queen. She is Patricia by Mike Lane in the final sec- out. When the ball was put into with 12. onds of the game enabled Henry action, Lane, the Admirals' 6-1 It was a clean sweep for Hen- Audrey Devine, of Quincy, Mass.. Hudson Regional to edge Mon- Junior, drove in for a shot from ry Hudson as the Admiral jun The 20-year-old miss belongs to the Gull Point mouth Regional, 53-52, in a Shore underneath and was fouled by ior varsity posted a 4343 victory Yacht Club, of Quincy, where her family keeps an out- Conference B. Division basket- Richie Hopwood. Lane calmly in the preliminary game, Mike ball encounter on the winners' dropped two shots through the WhitfieM and Bob "Willie" Whit- board runabout and a small sailboat Pat is an ardent court here last night. cords for the Henry Hudson vic- field paced the jayvees to vic- sailor, water skier, swimmer and diver. The victory was also the ini- tory.- tory with 17 and 12 points, re- POWER SQUADRONS ELECT — Charles M. tial win in history for Henry Hud- Monmouth Regional tried to spectively. Hopwood was high for son. The new Admirals lost their pull it out with time running out. Bradley, Somers Point, has been nominated to Monmouth Regional with seven first two games this season. The With six seconds left Siciliano markers. serve a second term as chief commander of the win gives Henry Hudson i 1-1 fired a shot from the comer Monmouth Regional will not STOCK IS RUNNING U. S. Power Squadrons. Election of the organiza- record in the B Northern Divi- which missed and the buzzer see action until a week from to- sion with an 0-2 record. sounded. tion's officers is set for next month at the annual day when the Falcons play host LOW, SO HURRY! Henry Hudson, via a 19-11 Lane's rebounding for the Hen-to Madison Township. Henry ' meeting in Miami Beach. bulge in the opening stanza, ry Hudson club was one of Hudson will next be on the court -. Other Jerseyans nominated include Walter J. moved out to a 27-2 lead at half the major factors in the Henry Friday, Jan. 4 when K enter- COMPARE OUR PRICES time, but Monmouth Regional Hudson win. Lane hauled in 20. Sutcllffe, Nutley, executive officer, and Nick Ti- tains Central Regional in a B bounced back with Jim Siciliano Lane also took high scor- Division contest blind, Cliff side Park, secretary. pacing the way to take a 19-12 ing honors in the tilt with 24 U. $. ROYAL WINTEJtIDE A AflA Meunoatk (U) Hour ••«•«o (5r»r advantage in the third quarter. points on eight field goals and 0 rr The governors approved the formation of two DrlfCOII 1 3 HXtfPO ill 00 Siciliano had nine points in the the same number of.connections Hopwood 0 a 0 Smith S 3 13 new squadrons, bringing the squadron total up to Hubbftrd third stanza. ' from the free throw line. Sopho- 0 0 tliaaen 3 o e Lynch 3 18 L»"» t i: 3S2, an Increase of 20 in 1962. The fourth quarter action was more Art Smith was also in dou-Thomt • O 12 Byrnt - SNOW TIRES VR tnxis Aliton 0 1 1 ble figures for the winners with 1 10 n Altaic* Tube-Type . The USPS also conducted free educational nip and tuck with Monmouth Re- S!e!l!«DO S « » Ortiz o o o gional gaining its final lead, 52-51, 13 points. t 1 5 Palr classes in boating for about 50,000 persons this Wllllimi ooo in the closing 20 seconds of the Siciliano was high man In the 17 IS U U U S3 BUY THE PAIR Monmoutt K«f. W « JJ*2 year. game. With 12 seconds left Henry losers' scoring column with 16 Hemr Hud«on S SIZE BLACKWALL ' WH1TEWALL TUBELESS PRICES PRICES First AAU, NCAA-Group 400x13 Undefeated Christian Brothers 2 for 32.00 2 for 39.20 650x13 3420 42.00 Sponsored Meet is 'Fine' 700x13 37.00 44.40 450x14 :37.» 44.60 CHICAGO (AP) - The flrsl finals, the broad jump Went to Runs Over KeyportH. S. 70-49 700x14 37.90 44.40 (rack meet jointly sanctioned by Dennis Kuechere of the Univer- 750x14 , 3M0 '/•• 4S.70 LINCROFT - Coach Vincent third quarter, taking a ,20-9 ad- Mentor Cox went to his bench the erstwhile feuding AAU and sity of Wisconsin's Milwaukee 100x14 44-00 53.90 'NCAA-sponsored track federation Cox's Christian "Brothers Acad- vantage.' Robinson, as classy a midway through the final quar- branch and the shotput, waa won •50x14 41.20 59.00 opened without incident yester- by Steve Cohen, East Chicago, emy cagers turned in their finest playmaker as he is a scorer, ter. 900x14 53.60 45.«0 day. Ind., a Vanderbilt law student. performance in three games this pumped up four long one hand- Four play«r8 scored in double 400x15 34.40 43.80 Almost 200 college, post-gradu Kuechere's winning jump wai season by.whipping Keyport, 70- ers In the stanza and connected figures for the Colts. Davidson 450x15 ate and high school athletes were 23 feet 2% inches, while Cohen's 49, on the academy court last on all four for eight points led the scoring parade with IS, 37.90 44.50 on hand for the University oof shot distance was 5311^4 night. The Colts have a 3-0 rec- Robinson had 14, and Germano 470x15 39.N 48.70 Chicago Track Club's 10th holt- ord. and Hilton chipped in with 11 710x15 44.00 53.90 and 10 markers respectively. day meet in which two finals and The victory ended previously All Tickets 760x15 48.20 59.00 Al Van Pelt and Tom Gevaa several preliminaries were held unbeaten Keyport's two-game 120x15 53.60 45.80 ' yesterday afternoon. All other Phillies' Bonus winning streak. paced the losers with 14 points Finals were scheduled last night. Christian Brothers, displaying For NFL Title each. Dan Hourahan finished with 13. All prices plus Federal Excise Tax "Everything is fine," said Unl Pitcher Injured well balanced scoring attack, versity of Chicago Track Club moved out to a 74 lead in the Game are Gone Christian Brothers also cap- Coach Ted Haydon, meet direc- first quarter on three points by tured the Junior varsity game, Bear Wheel Alignment tor. "Everybody is enjoying the In Auto Crash Denny Germano and a pair of NEW YORK (AP) - Nation- 42-41. Greg Gill paced the lit- meet — especially the athletes." CLAYTON (AP) - Edward C. points by Kirk Robinson and al Football League championship tle Colts with 12. John Medolla YOUR game between the Green Bay was high scorer in the game, Barrett Brake Service Haydon earlier this week said Keegan, Philadelphia Phillies Bill Davidson and was never stamps Packers and the New York pumping in 20,for Keyport. he would cancel the meet threatened In rolling over the •f bonus pitcher, was seriously In- Giants Dec. 30 not only Is a sell- FRANK PORTER'S AAU sanction was withdrawn, al- defending Shore Conference B Keyport will next meet Mata- jured Wednesday Bight when his out, but all working press and though he hinted he would "P- Division champions, wan In the Holiday Basket Bowl photo credentials have been peal to Atty. Gen. Robert Ken car went out of control and The Colts had a 134 lead at Jubilee cage tourney at Convex exhausted. nedy In such event. rammed a power pole. the end of the first quarter and tion Hall, Asbury Park, next week. Christian Brothers hosts President Kennedy last week, The accident occurred on the upped the bulge to eight points Jim Kensil, public relations director for the league, St. Augustine, Brooklyn, on the it (a news conference, urged a layton-Willlamstbwn road In at halftime with a 18-15 edge- In said the league office had as- academy's spacious court tomor- RED BANK TIRE CO. if nice In the JJfjtear feud be- the second eight minutes of play. this Gloucester County com- row night. tween the AAU and federation Davidson, senior guard and stu-signed more than 460 press and (1 mile south munity. dent council president, who has photo credentials for the game at K*r|KM« MS» _ CM (WJ SHREWSBURY AVE. of Airport) SH 7-3404 group J which he said could kill o tr U. S. chances In the 1964 Olym sparked the club from his back- Yankee Stadium. • 14 airmtM Police said the 23-year-old Kee- »u otoddltk 1 « Call for Appointment (rfCI. i gan's automobile ran about HO court position In all three w|ns, fee demand has been ter- 0 I Hilton a o io The Central AAU, which has Feet along the grass bank before paced the second-quarter point- 0 I RoblnHn } 114 rific," Kensil said. "Happily, we V«n P«lt 1 U DMdlon 9 S II • BILL CHADWICK iponsored the Chicago meet since striking the pole. producers with six. John tjjlton o oBihnM IIS • LES STEVENS have been able to cover almost Lewi* OOO. Hirptr 9 Its start, said it was not con- Keegan wai taken to Elmer ind Robinson, the frosh ace everyone In that requests have 0 0 1. Ilirper . 'rom Long Branch, each had Tfcomti 0 onuotny n :erned with the'fcderatlon's joint Community Hospital. He suffered been coming In for three weeks M«dolH 0 0 Mtiitni iponsorshlp,. declaring this waa head, lace and leg injuries, Hit lour. since the Giants clinched the East- OP»Ioikjr o « I, "an internal college matter." condition was described' as fair The: highly .rated Colts turned ern - Dlvision championship on U.S. ROYAL" In yeiterclay. afternoon's two today. he contest into a rout In the Dec. 2." 18 IZ-fiiizy, Dec. 21, 1962 BED BANK BEGISTER 1M1, the system wu enlarged tad refiaed for a atcond set of caO( completed (bis fall- Th* MOVIE TiUETABLf TV Key Preview* t'm a tot u annual «eriej of KEDIAJtt Ministry of the Laity, calls. " • ^ : . In the set jurt complete*, the primary questions asked by the ~Klddlt llMW — Cvtanu And callers dealt with what the Helps Out Busy Clergy parishoner was doing at the 4:00: 1:1 analyze script! io New York and Show. Last show Mifkf .Mum church, what he would like to do •DM. — Kovu Hollywoodd. has the Lennon SisteW«loag; for Adiritt S:U; some songs, Fran Allison on tap By BEN PHLEGAR placed upon every Christian, and what he would like fte BATONTOWN TONIGHT church to do for him. Additional- Young People's Concert. for a bit called "Home for Christ- ROYAL OAK, Mich. (AP)-An namely, to witness actively for mas," with Cliff 'Afqu#teJn tow, what he believes." ly, the callers helped bring up to \na.na. 4 UTU.. - SSorroo r How 1M; Is a Melody?" Adults as well as Episcopal parish which has date the church record of each Terror In ini * BautwBtl l HOUH M S:(lS(l; youngsters will be both delighted and a round of tunes-bf the holi- Canon Shufelt says that as far BtMu OOl M grown so large its clergy find it family showing births, deaths, and intrigued by Leonard Bern- day brew, for all their fans-and as he knows "our« is the only SUN. — •nay*y ' From Kit impossible to make - all of the marriages, baptisms and the like. _*M; 9:N; Smrtnau Oll SSlal u s:0p; stein's illustrated description of relations. 7.30 p.m. ABC. such project anywhere in the • U:1O. traditional personal visits is all the things a melody can be. Episcopal Church which Is en- Canon Shufelt admits that u The Defenders' ' . 7 -,T-Tm._ meeting the problem by having tirely separated from the finan- yet not all of die parishioners You'll be a walking encyclopedia The wispy, otherworldly members call upon each other. cial canvass, but we are begin' have wholeheartedly embraced rs l:«; S:00. cm such words as "themes" grace and coniumtnale jkijl of the practice of lay calling, be- rwiurt Kiaau BBOW "tunes," "motifs" and "counter-' actress Lillian Glsh,. sett the St. John's Church terms this ning to have inquiries from other Judgment M Nurtmlwri s:«; the ministry of the laity—lay parishes." lieving it is attempting to take point," as you listen to him and stage fpr. David KarpY "Alice in members who volunteer to make over functions which the clergy _.. — P«nlo In the music of Mozart, Hindemith, Wonderland" type story of a gen-, St. John's, in the northern tin: «:M; »;»: calls on an organized basis so should perform. Wagner, Hod Brahms tonight. teel lady robber and her dealings suburbs of Detroit, Is in the top that the 1.500 families will be vis- Such . comments, he said, 7:38 p.m. CBS. with the law: The funniest epi- 5 per cent in size among al p ited at least once a year, apart prompted a recent sermon on "G sode In the play U her perfect Episcopal parishes with some Rente M. "Give the Old Cat from any effort to raise money. 'What Does a Clergyman Do?" 4,000 persons, of whom 2,300 a tender'Mouse." Julie Newmar and In-character escape from in which he outlined his activities tnrci M Ttt CMUWIJI 2:11); prison. In fact, 'iifctpt lor the out.;, "This is not intended to sup- have been confirmed in the : will jnove you more than you ex- plant the work of the clergy," of a single day and noted that SAT. — I» Search Of Til Cutiwiyi of-character, soap opera ending, . church. It employs two clergy' MM: 3:00; »:00; »:: «:0O«0O ; io:oo00. pect, In this offbeat tale about says Rev. Canon John M. Shu- within the previous seven weeks SUN. — In Starch ot Tht Cutawiyi wildly unconventional, wealthy this Is an ingenious and amusing, men-Canon Shufelt and Rev. 1:30; 3:30; 9:30; I JO; 9:30. felt, In his third year as rector he had taken part in 96 religious girl, who makes a hesitant but romp. 8:30 p.m. CBS. ' . ' Marshall Hunt—and hopes to add services. of St. John's. "There are cer- MAYFAIR- earnest stab at finding love In a Saturday. Nigh* «t the Movies. a third in the coming year. Iddlt Ducbln Story s:H; 9:30; Pi! tain functions which we must per- At St. John's, the clergy and conventional frame. Miss New- "Red Skies of MonUna" (1952). Canon Shufelt and the vestry form which the laity cannot. But vestry are highly encouraged Jo., C90; mar is not only exquisite to look Richard WidmarK atarg in (nil of the church discussed the prob- Mill* DuDlUn Story 1:04; 9.19115 ; 10:23. it does fulfil! a God-given task with the programs far. SUN. - F*> 3<*iSt i-M: l:So; Eddl« at, she's also got her role Well adventure yarn about the brave ' lems of size when he came to thi Canon Shefelt adds: "I believe wSiln SU>ry 4:Sr 10:10. HIIVIEW - Who1! Dot Til. AttJoo 1:4*. , under control. Robert Webber Is band of forest fire fighters known parish from St. Paul's Cathedral the Lord will open up many new PARAM0UNT- convincing as the man she wants as "smoke jumpers." The fire Church in Detroit In the fall of avenues of usefulness as the work fighting sequences wilj please 1960. tOV. — Bmfctiu 9:00. to love, and the play between progresses. I believe the, ram- ST. JAMES - the two of them builds and deep- action fans, but the plot inyolv-. ifications to be quite wide and I CHRISTMAS SPIRIT—Ready for the joyous holiday are Jack "The idea of our ministry ol Tn« Uniul Day 9130. , . • , ens as the drama unfolds. 8:30 ing Jeffrey Hunter/a effortir io am pleased we have made such a the laity didn't come from an La ilia and Timmy (Jon Provost) and his parents, played awr. - ft» Lws«t flty'ia; s:». >.m. CBS. revenge his, father1? accidental: fine start." aUN. — Tba Loo|«« Dtjr 9:30; 9:00. Sullivan's one mind," he recalls. "But it by June Loekharr and Hugh Reilly, stars of th» "La»sie" Slnl Along With Mitch. (Re- death In a led by Wid- grew our of these talks; and de- peat) It's Christmas songs all SPRING t A K f. . H . J. series, Sundays (7:00-7:30 p.m., EST) on the CBS Tola- North of Rtd Bank mark, merely serves as a stage veloped as a matter of practical Guy Lombardo thi way 6n Mitch's holiday re- wait between holocausts. (Color) necessity." vision Network. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS ppeat. From the bpesinpg g "Joy tb 9 p.m. NBC. . One of the vestrymen actively Opens December 20 ATLANTIC- ..••'•.. Rear Window 7:00; 9:00. the World" to tunes like "DecD k involved in the detailed organ- There have been kings and IAT.—Cutoau 3:00; Sot Window 1:30; 7:00; COD. the Halls," "the Twelve Days AL KENNY ization is Dr. Henry Dawkins, queens of song in the Royal Box SIW. — Ctrtooni 1:14; 4:80; of Christmas,i " "WhitWh e ChrChristi - 9:00; JUtr Window 3:301 4;SO; Buntiy Girls Snutinal whose son Pete was an All-Amer- during the three months since it FRIDAY TV mas," "O Little Town of Beth- AajMarlnE Nltofy opened, now the "sweetest music ican football player at West Point ChanneU _WNBC-TV Channel 7 . _WABCTV HAZLET lehem," on and on to the closing Erv Bradley Dance Orch. and who now is a Rhodes scholar this side of heaven" wil! hold "Silent Night," this is (riily a Channels _WNEW-TV Channel 11. _WPDMV LOEWS DRIVE-IN- 0K,Bm ,at Oxford. sway when Guy Lombardo and "sing along" show (Color) 8:30 Frl. k Sat. Ntttt _WOR-TV Cartoon T:M; WrilMn M thi Wind his Orchestra fill the exclusive Channel 1 JWCBMV Chanel! . Ji»T; 11:10; Imitation ot UHJM p.m. NBC. ' accommodation* for Dawkins and his wife helped SAT.-^€artoon'04UmtAT.CirtoooOIUm*a TWO7:00;; WrttltWrtttin new night club with music Ameri- on Uu Wind 7:21; mil; ImlttUon ol "I'm Dickens ,. , He'. Fens- No Music Luncheon • Dinner divide the parish into quarters, FRIDAY AFTERNOON 4:M Uf< 8:20. cans love best. ter. "Here's io the Three of NEW YORK (/ipfr-TbOH, lus- Weddings - Parties then into subdivisions of about 40 12:M 2—Secret Storm—Serial BUS.—Cartoon 1:00; Swordimtn - No faze, no fad, no Jazz, no •lent 1:21; »«; Iitip. from Hut Us." Thanks to John Astin's clous bunny girls can'continue Anniversaries families each. Within these zones jive has ever replaced Guy Lorn 2—Love of Life. 4—Make Room For Daddy Bll 1:30. good comic timing, this episode bop-hop-hopping along at New PRIVATE ROOM three, to five members were bardo in the hearts of Americans, 4—First Impression 5—Deputy Dawtf—Cartoons KEANSBURG is funny without becoming ob- York's new. Playboy Club, but, not chosen to act as callers. and no orchestra has ever 7-Ernle Ford-Variety 7—American Bandstand CASINO- Gibson 9-9000 noxious. Harry and his wife plan to live.music.-:. First tried in the summer o evolved a beat that was better to 9-Science Fiction Theater 9—Treasure rai.. SAT. 4 SUN.—R««ui«m I" B»V7»llbt: ZOU. v a party for their married friends dance to. So for the holiday sea- 13—Russian For Beginners 11—Bozo The Clows The cMy's license commissioner,! PERTH AMBOY and decide not to Invite Arch son the Americana will push 12:25 3—Children Growing Bernard J. O'Connell, says the' AMBOYS DRIVE-1N- this time. Naturally, Arch drops back its tables and stretch out 2-News 4:25 bunnies are. "scantily clad" to ml. A BAT.—Cirtoort c«rnWtl 7:00: In just before the party, and its dance floor to give its guests 12:11 11—Koko The Clown An A»«lr to Rfmimbtr 7;il;> lm lure prfispeclive customers, and l i i Iftnjjr Iplcndcnip d Tti)n| 1:11; Harry's efforts to camouflage the the opportunity to take part in 2—Search for Tomorrow 4:J» he doesn't think' the club deserves, ViVicee RaiRid 11:811:844. preparations, are the'high .'. • men. May we with you the New Year in on network 13—Parents And Dr. Spock 11—Dick Tracy—Cartoons EDISON •, television, leading millions 13—Music Interlude HENLO PARK CINEMA- stage press conference with the The bunny girls; the trademark I 12:45 1 the happiest of teaions at throughout the country in the 4:55..' In Starcb or tbt Cutaway! 2:00 audienct>' asking • the ' questions. of Playboy dubs, get their flakes 2-Guidlng Light 1:00; 9:10; 9:19; 10:10. Jack has Sally Ann Howes on to this time. time-tested but never worn Auld 11—Merry Mailman—Children 4—News ; 1AT.—In S«aroh . ot tht Caitawtyi from their costumes, featuring 12:00; 3;0O: 4:10: 9:10; 3:15;, 10:10. sing "Another Time, Another bunny ears and cottontail attach-, Lang Syne. This year he will do 12:51250 7—American Newsstand SUN.—In ttircn or tlu CUUMJI Place;" .Buddy Hackett for his ments, .... CLOSED, ALL DAY this again at the conclusion of ll-News 5:H 1:00; 4:09; f:10: 9:19: 10:10. his engagement at The America- 2—Love That Bob—Comedy WOOOBRIDGE usual Wnd of wild (ales! and The dub, like others of Its kind, CHRISTMAS 12:55 a closing segment featuring a New York, but in the city's 4—News 4-News DJUVE-IN- is an offshoot of Playboy maga- biggest ballroom, the half-acre film showing how Christmas zine, where the bunnies originated Reservations now being taken for New Year's Eve Dinners 7-News nu. * aAT.—Canoonj 7:00: T*o tot large, luxurious Imperial Ball th« Setiaw 9:30: fltafeeoacb to looks in' leading cities' abroad. 2—Women's Page 9—Movie—Musical Danwrt Rock 9:00; Br UIVI Ma- a* cheesecake models- known as room from where CBS-TV will •eaicd 11:19. (Color) 10'p.m; NBC 4-Leave It To The Girls 11—Cartoon Zoo i playmates. bring Lombardo and his Orches- SUN—Two for the 9nu> 9:06 Eyew1ta«*v-tonight'* report LINCROFT INN 5—Cartoons 13-0nce Upon,A DM-rCbilflre 10.^0; au«ff«u!l>'tavOancfra Bock tra once again to the American ; Ukesybu'down'toNusiu and 7—Answering Service ••••••"5:»rv"' * - NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. SH 1-9755 people. ?-*"1- MONtCLAlK over to Britain-Tor a look at the ATLANTA 11—People Are Funny 7-1 Married Join ; , . . CLAIRIDGE- Kennedy • Macmillan meetings, 11—Fun At One ' 5:25' " ' 11-Rocky And His Friends WoPdirful Wotlt Of thi ' Bnthiri and an earful of English reaction FISKE REASSIGNED 1:25 arlmin 3:30. • : •, ^ NOW THRU SUNDAY 5:M IAT.—Wonderful World of tht Broth. to our first pronouncements on KESSLER AFB,' Miss-Airman in arimm 3:00: »:». Third Class Pejer S. Fiske, 2-^lovie—Musical lUftr-Wondtrhll World, of tie BIOUL- Skybqlt. TunT e in for comments Blast in the New Year 1:» 5—Sandy's Hour—Children iri'Orlmm 3:30: 7:3ft"' ranging ftoittViptJechV-at- Hyde of Mr. and Mrs. A. Fiske.6f »6 2—As The World Turns . Rumson.Rd., Rumson, N.J., is 7-Highway Patwl—Polic*.•'•. Jttk, a iLas»rP»rty~ meeting; 5—Movie—Drama ,7-^Sallant^ being reassigned to Sioux City 11—Popeye^Cartbona'••>" . "• CbdJS^jm* reaction, .a 9—Star and Story—Drama FRIDAY EVENING 9—Movie—Musical fringe group theory, and even a Municipal Airport, Iowa, follow- 11—Best of Groucho-Qulz ing his graduation from the $:* H-Jefrs Collie-Dramt, BBC satire. 10139 p.m. CBS. CABIN IN THE SKY 13—Time Now For Music 1J—Complett Gardener • ' United States Air Force techni- 7-News••... : • '•••• • SATURDAY ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS cal training course for radar 1:45 II—Three Stooges • • • Jackie Gleason. Strictly, for the 4-News 13-^-To Be Announced . • operator*; here. ' 13-What's New-Children youngsters and lans of magic 1:15 tricks as Jackie' and' maglclaii Reservations 29L1%3$I 13—Higher Horizons iTOO Y<)UNG. TO JVRESTLE 7-Weather • I IWn visible Man—Drama Christopher Milbourne take you 1 2:M 1:21 , 13—Festival Of The Arts for a'"rid<." Franjc Fontaine Complete Prime Sirloin Steak Dinner TElSiPE, Ariz. (AP)-Arizona 1—Password T—Sports S:M pops up here and there waiting State University was entering in- 4-Merv Griffin-Variety Notsemakers, Hats, Souvenirs, 1:25 2—Route 66—Adventure for his promised cake to bake, to Wrestling for the first time. 7—Day In Court—Drama 7—Capsule Comment 4-Sing Along With Mitch Entertainment—Dance 'til Dawn Long Beach State of California 9—Science Quest and Conquest CM &—Texan—Western was to be ASU's first opponent, 11—Divorce Court—Drama 4—Local News 7—Flint»tone9—Cartoon but ASU officials forgot the eli- 2:11 gibility rule. 5—Mickey Mouse Club CLOSED Cfcrtamw Eyt ,50 13—Science Corner Only All but two of Arizona State's 7-News 5—Bronco—Western 2:25 WIIIDATI OMN «,I0-MOVII> Al TM Starts Tuesday .Dec. 15 9—Zoorama—San Diego 7—Dickens .., Fenster tUNDATl OWT-OflN IID-MOVIB AT Ml wrestlers were freshmen who 7-News IJONTIinjODH CHKUfOlM FROM NO ADVANCE IN LIQUOR PRICES were ineligible for varsity com- II—Robin Hood—Adventure 11—Passing Parade - empomtm - am w. K* VM ~rmr won ar S—MATDIBHH WED, tkra SAT. AT S rM petition. ASU forfeited. 13-Profile: New Jeney 13—WiUie Catches On 2—House Party 1:41 tWMMTS 7—Seven Keys 4-Weather 2—Fair Exchange—Comedy \ ROCK UUDSeX • LAUftEN SAULL •—Movie—Musical 1:45 4-Don't Call Me Charli» )niiETmEEDemT 13—Tri-State Focus 2-News 7—77 Sunset Strip TWCHNICOIJOW Z:» 4-News VIAMTURNER - JOHKOAVIN Mi 11—Victory at Sea 1J—Music Interlude 7—Focus On The News 13-News 2:il 7:N | CHUKN \>m 12 FKE 4-News 4-Wbiplasb 4-Jack Paar Reason's 5-News 5—Assignment: Underwater 5—Yancy Derringer 7—Hennesey—Comedy 11—Mr. Adams and Eve 2—Millionaire—Drama 9-Merrytoon Circus 13-WorId At Ten 4—Loretta Young—Drama ll-News lds $—Doorway to Destiny 13—Russian For Beginners 2 -Eyewitness 7—Queen for a Day 7:10 5—Mr. Lucky—Adventure 11—How to Marry a Millionaire 2 Weather . 7—Third Man-Mystery HAMBURGERS 1:59 11-Local News 11—AUIe Sherman—Sports 2-To Tell The Truth 7:15 13—Roundup of the Arts •—Young Dr. Malone—Serial 2-News II:* 5—Mr. District Attorney 7:25 2-News 7-Who Do You Trust? 11-Weather 4-News 11—Laurel-Hardy and Chuck 7:» 5-News S:» J—Young People's 7-News , •• . • : . 4—International Showtime 2—News U-Steve Allen-Variety NOW Thru SAT. • 11—Mr. Peabody 5—Roaring 20's—Drama 11: It As Nineteen-sixty-two draws to a close, and Z-Weather "• 3 HORROR HITS 4-Wealher Shows Nightly 7—Local News : front 7 P.M. . people throughout the world look forward to their 11:15 CHILDREN 1. "IRIOEOF 2-Movle—Spy Drama ALWAYS FREE! DRACULA" various holiday celebrations, all of us at McDon- 4-News FREE! TRADITIONALLY 5-Movie , 2. "TERROR AT THE ald's feel doubly blessed. First, that we live in a 11:30 HAUNTED HOUSE 4—Tonight country such as ours, where there is room for all 7-Movle Tonight 3. HORROR HOTEL" 9—Playback of us to build our lives in freedom and peace. Sec- DELIGHTFUL 13-Reflections1 11:35 ondly, that we have been fortunate enough to live »—Movie—Drama ^'JUDGEMENT AT NUREMBURO 7—Movie—Drama and work in a community such as this, where to II:» CHRISTMAS ll-News "PAL JOEY" and 11:59 "THE EDDIE DUCHIN STORY very, very many of you have honored us with your J—News patronage. May we take thi* opportunity to ex- 4-News ' . • "THE LONGEST DAY^ DINING J—Movie— Dram> tend the greetings of the season, and to tay thank 7—News STARTS CHRISTMAS DAY you, while we wish you the very best for the future, 4—Headline—Drama "BARABBAS" Serving from 2 P. 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Z-News ' ' Me Donald's •—News and Weather CHRISTMAS RMN HOTEL MOVIE GIFT BOOKS CLOSED CHRISTMAS EVE. 7 P.M. 2—Movie HIGHWAY 35, MIDDLETOWN 10 WATERMAN AVENUE, RUMSON $3.00 VALUE FOR $2.50 (Juil North of Five Corners) CLOSED ALL DAY CHRISTMAS DAY 4-Sermonette—Religion ON SALE AT ALL WALTER , Opvrt Wadnatday 11 A.M. A* Usual PHONE 842-2000 1:N (;{i t-News \ REAM THEATRES Urn //«»(—/O//A WILSON X-Give Us Tht* Day -KiUgloa St. BAMK REGISTER Mjty, Pt^. th Am iti Gocki Shape Was TV Key Mailbag Ifute Party By STEVEN H. SCHEUER who play* Jess Harper on the *AB yon old SHt.Jik».«M elii* Question—My husband claim* popular western series, started AP MerievTeMsloa Writer RED BANK—It was "standing family, hurt his paw and I had room only" at Mechanic Street that most of the guys who star out wearing gloves en tb* show HOLLYWOOD The Gallant Men." reins, etc., all the time. •he1* (till In g^t stops. on program. Richard a 'date with bun becaute was the announcer. Were any of the stars on this That meftss 37-JH5. of a sick dog. hrsent word'that •crowa over fib} A choir of 70 children show in the ierviee?-Mrs. G. Question — My sister and I "I haven't don* * 8ita| but pUy be never wasted to -see y "»8 oarois, following which a Y., WaMwick, N. J. are faithful viewers of "Bonan- repeat of last about his life in your column. ' Las Vegas visitors will be able venience of the engagement. She featured soloists. Others in the the Army during the Korean •eascta's Yuletime show' enpna- st were Frank Walter; William War; Eddie Fontaine served in J. D., Roanoke, Va. to renew, their aoqueintance with and Harry James now mike their siting traditional tune*. those famous dimensions during home in Us oardman, Brad'Sergeant Rbon. th* Navy; Richard X. SJSttery Answer — This column is turn- On .Syoday, CBS. will .start a »t«o* «nd icreen ster, eppeari *« nerretor of "Triptych," da Silbersteln, Cynthia Pica, Pe- (I'll never get used to that mid- uu into a TV western exclusive the next several weeks. Betty "If* 4 olnch for mf," she Mid. *'***! + 'k * Alak*«.'a- .'pa>/J*. all • • open* tonight with heroldUmeetf- "I just report to the show at I day devoted to ChiUdnis themes fall-hour, specie I program of littlewheard music illuttref- tr Catalano, Prijcilla Gale, Cyn'- die initial) wu in the Air Corps; - Blocter's NBC biography at M *«.' with an hatr-tong pro- ia Warren, Alan Lang, William and Roland LiStarza was with boasts-that h« was the largest star Dan D«IIy in "Guy* and And jo home at 11." Ing the story «f Christmas in sonj end ballet, Sunday,' Doll*" at trie Dunes Hotel. Betty's two^ywr layoff wu the &* ™ toore, Thomas Selab and Nieho- the Army in Europe. baby ever born in Bowie COunty, She'll be playing the role o„f longest of her ~~*—,—' »»,•»••«, ^—, .* >:*> VM D*c<23 (10:00-11:00 «.m., EST): on the CBS Television s Saba. Texas (he weighed in at 14 Specialty numbers In the play pounds) which Isn't ve>y hard to Adelaide, which she might have hoofing profestkmtlly by T, WM Network. In the background i$ the Amor ArtU Chorale.! Question—Is Shari Lewis any done In the Marion Brando-Frank a. Gotfwy...... n girl at 13 ~ "ilied (s.tbe Christmas story told wluded asnowflake ballet,, a believe. His ample site was in- in terms of • modern, migrant relation to Jerry Lewis? I know strumental In W* choosing act- Sinatra film versions except for and said I Was J5," pot a decide Featured wloist on the program it jvorld-femoui so- Irst grade rhythm orchestra, worker and hts family. indergarten choral speech, she has a famous family in show ing as a profession. While he was an accident to her dog. she ruled as queen of the Fox lot, Elisabeth Schwarzkopf (not shown). business and I was wondering if "I had a date one day to talk going from one glitteriag musical NBC will, tor the Uth time, re- dances of dwarfs, reindeer, bun- at college preparing for a career peat £lan Carte Menottl'a "Amahl nies and woodsmen. Jerry was one of them. — Mrs.at a physical ed instructor, the to Sam GoMwyn *taut doing the to another. V. M<, Green Cove Springs, Fla. picture. It happened that Christmas Mrs. Margaret Mann, assisted by carry the bodle*; across that show on the Telephone Hour, pets. In checking Miss Lewi*' bf- GIANTS FROM MD WEST "Harry wrfc* «lght months of SATURDAY MORNING flrs. Margaret Jordan, Mrs. Dor-ography, I found no mention of a stage in a production, of "Arsenic LARAMIE. Wyo. (APHflne of the year at mo FtomtagoV' she NBC, 10-11 with Florence Header- 4-News Letter *hy Hay, Mrs. Elizabeth Macln- and Old Lace," and Blocker was son and Earl Wrlghtson among famous show business family. elected for the Job. Blocker found the 1« players on the Wyoming, said. "He travels wWi Jne bud 4-Sermonette-RellgIon S—Movie—Comedy yre, Mrs. Ruth Norris, Mrs. Shari Is the onry performer in basketball team are from Big Ten ---•*' and he spend-' s seven the vocalists. ^y Murphy, Mrs. lean Fow- enjoyed being on stage and TM 7-Morth-South Football her family. territory. Four are'from Iowa, weeks at Del Mar every summer'. Bug Crosb/s holiday special, ll-M,Men ' ler and Misses Judith Guzy, decided to try for an acting ca- three from Indiana and two from I could have worked if I wanted co-starring Mary Martin, will be 4—Modern. Farmer Toyce Andrews, Joyce Hall, reer. He went the usual route of Illinois. to; travel, but .I've never been Xherine Gahier, Irene Klatsky, Question—I have a girl friend stock and small parts on Broad- seen • Christinas Eve on ABC (10- i—Previews •.. 4-On Skis Four of the "visitors" ate 8- away f pom my daughter* and ! iiU ^rl. Carhart and Auguste who looks exactly like Liz Tay- way: . When the Korean War f«et-«. They are iU EistUnd of didn't wint to. J-Playback roadmeyer, music supervisor. lor but she doesn't capitalize.on started, Dan was drafted and At uVlJp.m. Monday night, all served for two years as a ter- Moline. III., Fred Collins of Des Daughter yield Is now 18 and a three networks turn to religious :-Give Us This Day-Religion 4:M Members of the choir were Da- it. Do you think I should send -Molnes, fowl, Steve French* of student, at .theater .arts at the 4—Sports Cavalcade vid Wilkinson. Ronald Woodruff, her picture to some of the Hol- geant (what else) ia the Army. or religious muilc programs. ABC Upon Ms discharge, he married WhiUng, Ind., and Diclc Bower* University of Artoma. Jesalca, 15, will broadcsjt service* from the MdoWe. ' Andrew Crockett, John Merrill, lywood studios and the TV.net- of Manning, Iowa. lsathome. .. : . ... • 7:I« David Beadle, Jimmy Hayes, works? I bet she could be a big Us college sweetheart, Delphi* Protestant Episcopal Catbedral of Il-Victory At Sea Parker. With a, new wife to sup- St. John The Divine; in New York. 2-Suniise Semester 4:1* Lawrence Doremus, Sharon Brau- star if she only wasn't so bash- ful.—K. D., Trumann, Ark. port, Dan decided to give up 11-Jetr* CoHie-^Drama lgatn, Shawn Pinsley, Elizabeth At rrddalgbt, N6C frill broad- 7-^Moroing Prayer—Religion Chambers, Raquel Schwan, Del acting and took' a teaching' Job. east the^pa> from St. Patrick's Answer - I've heard of "stage But the lure of the acting; game Albano, Steven Jones, Gary mothers" but this is the first time J-.... in, New York, 4nd ABC. 4-NFL Highlights Coyne, Arthur Aldzeris, Jay Car- beckoned once again and Block- die mass f rain the National Shrine S-Felix And Tie Wizard I've come across a "stage er landed in TV. He. appeared on ^-Crusader Rabbit-Cartoons hart, Daniel Cutro, Todd Kneeht, friend." Maybe your beautiful but of the Immaculaw Conceptleo In 11—Ramar of the Jungle Carl Forino, Patty, Fordham, many of the leading TV shows, Prelifiif—ftr You d WisUngton. CBS will broadcast 7-Cart0OBS-Children shy friend just wants to find a mostly the' western series, and Yoori..'. This h« moth bit* -<-. . -KM - ' im Anita-Mosca, Susan Knoll, Judy local "Richard Burton" and set- services from Christ Church Me- Wheeler, Leslie Morris, Lynn finally landed o* of the leads ia ter dqr—fora ^ thodist)' In New York City. J—Shape-Up—Exerdie 2-Movie , tle down. the ever popular "Bonanza." J-Cartoons-Cnildren 4-Captain Gallant Cross, Michael Swanson, Steven Christmas, morning services Lang, Craig Newman, Allan CRsjes <• sabrjr psobtbtV fat «:4S 11—Tombstone .Territory Question — I received a letter (11-12 ft.) from Protestant Epis- 1—North American Neighbor* Fisher, Brittoh Hay, Glenn many internets. Thh is a good copal Washington Cathedral win 9-Playback Smith,: David Hall, Dontelta from my sister who lives in an- Question— What does the'Lone time tor •eOfHy aatudattd with t:M other' town and she mentioned be carried by NBC. •-News and Weather SATURDAY EVENING Jones, Brenda Johnson, Jerry Ranger look like without his people, eoejaHy orra tminew. On Wednesday, CBS will pre- Hoatkio, Michael O'Neill, Ron- that sho had seen "Some Like It mask?' •• • •••"•• ' ' ,' '. lnflntaGunsmoke' Area Jayeees at a meeting at 2—Alvin—Cartoon - 4-Local News Song% Story wilt be dropped soon? TheyV EVE Buck Smith's- Restaurant, Bast 4^harl Lewis^-Childres L 5-Jungle Jim—Adventure been on for so long. Keansbiirg. lfc» 7—Beany and Cecil Vancert Set PARTYI Mrs. T. O'C, Meriden, Conn. • DANCING TO LIVE Plans call for performances 2-Mghty Mouse 11-News Answer — "Gunsmoke" and May 3 and * A circus -com- 4-^Osg Leonardo—Cartoons 7:« LONG BRANCH— Jan Bart, MUSIC "Have GUn" are still very pop • NOISE MAKERS mittee is being Armed and will 7—tittle Rascals' (-Weather tenor, will appear in a concert of lar with the fans which .accounts seek to prevent an oversale of II—Cartoon Express-Children 7:1$ song and story Sunday at 8 p.m. for their TV longevity., Many • BUFFET' tickets, a* occurred last year. U;M I—Financial News in the Lagowltz Auditorium of western series have been'and Jayeee of the Month awards 2-Wn Tin Tin-Adventure 7:M Congregation Brothers of Israel continue'to be among the better RIVERSIDE were presented to Richard Grtdy, 4—Rjry—AdvAitOre - 4-Sportj rated TV entries. for October; and William Gross, 7-Make A Face-Children 7:M here.. COCKTAIL November.' •^Cookiiig •'•• •;• •' ' • ' - 2—Jackie Gleason The concert will be in observ- Mr. Grady.wa* chalrman.of the V : U:M ' 4—Sam Benedict—Drama ance of the Hanukkah festival. Question — Why does Rober LOUNGE It is the second program In the Fuller" always weir gloves tin a East pre-election forum, and ; Mr. J-ROy Rogers—Western 5—Bat Masterson—Western 1 Gross" played arl Important part 4-Maglc Midway-ChUdren 7-Roy and Dale-Variety Great Series of Jewish Culture "Laramie? Please answer this Front St. in the "Roll the, Barrel" visit 5-Cartoon Theater • 9-Fiesta in Puerto Rico being sponsored by the Men's question in your column, - it has Red Bank u PAttnr to the Madison Township Jay- 7—Top Cat-Cartoon II—Wyatt Earp-Western Club of the congregation. been bothering me for a very KEYPORT-Tbe KhranU Club eees.. Seven new members were SATURDAY AFTERNOON Mr. Bart has appeared in the longtime. THOUSANDS met and bad Its Cm-istmu party Credited to, Mr. Gross during the S-Bourbon Street Beat Roxy and Palace Theaters, New M. L., San Jose, Cali Tuesday in Ye Cottage Inn. J-Sky King—Adventure v-Editorial Page York; the Copacabana and the Answer — There's no partlcu< George Porter led club members Mr. Grady and Mr. Grow have 4Make Room For Daddy U-Ice Hockey Latin Quarter, and has been seen lar reason for the gloves. Fulle OF GIFTS in the singinj -of carots. It wu on the Milton Berle show on tel- been chosen as chairmen of S—Just For Fun : • • •** ' " announced that a group attended two annual projects being held 7t-Bugs Bunny—Cartoons t-Defenders , evision. He records for Colum- FOR THE FAMILY the lnterctub meeting in Red during this' month and January. 9-Movie 4—Joey BUhop^-Comedy bia Records. '' ' Bank Monday. The Red Bank "Speak-Up Jaycee!' will be han- It-Rocky Aod His Friends T^Smt Piano selections will, be offered SERVED WITH A. High School choral group per. dled by Mr. Gtady, and "lay, by GuntherSprecher, a native of NEW TWIST from old world know-how, AT formed at the session. cee Week" will b, beaded by 5—Leant To Draw •- •,- f:f(. Israel and a member of the are yours to enjoy .along wiih «uperb Mr. Gross. 4—Movie—Drama "Original Piano Quartet." v ! It aids upl Mom .and more "Speak-Op Jaycee" is a ID- 2—Reading Room J-Wrestllng mou+h-wefering food defighti. Music SANTA'S the third program in the series of fhe lurf rolling at the door, at rhi» peppl* use The Register tds each week course on public speaking. 4—Eiploring—Children 7-Lawrence Welk-Music will be a lecture by Rabbi Israel issue because reauK* come fast* This project culminates with a S-Teus Raagera-Adventure • - . -:.tM • - - Klaven, executive vice president new and thrilling reiteurant. Lunch- HEADQUARTEKS lt "jpetk-ofj." The winner will 7—AUakazam—Children. Z-Have Gun, WiU Travel •oiii .. . dinnen —mike your libliday of the Rabbinical Council of : enter the state finals, and if II—Toocbdown lihM America,- Jan. 13. * Miss Elly reservations now. '• •'"•• '.' THE Listen To The successful, go on to the nations 2-Gunsmoke—Western Stone will appear In a concert finals, r 7—Boxing , in the final program, Jan. 27, , Jayeees throughout the state 5-Movle-Mystery »-Top Star Bowling ; Subscriptions will be available' the ANCIENT MARINER \ RAILROAD during "Jaycee Week" will con- 7-My Friend flick* 11-Movie at the door. '. Huwaartoft-Amerkag n , ofttwAir duct extensive proiic relations, It-Continental Miniatures UQ Iriflht, H. J. M234O0 VAREHOUSE winding up with the selection of 1:M 7—Make That Spare MIDNIGHT MASS onWOR a recipient (or the Distinguished 2-Doctors Today U:M FAIR HAVEN-A Solemn Mass Service Award. Previous local 4-Mr. Wizard ^-News will be celebrated at midnight OUTLET 710 on your, did Winner* wwe Robert E. Lennon 7-Movie 4-News .••.•• Christmas' eye ini Nativity Cath- Monday through and Saul Waldman. • ll-This Is Tne Life 5-Movie olic Church here. Masses Christ- Ml Highway IS, Eateatmra Nominating, blanks for the 1:5S 7-News , • ' mas Day will be at.7, 8, 9,10 and > «l SMMtanr Onl* Saturday award have been: distributed to 9-Playback 9—Weekend—Jerry tester II a.m., and noon. DAJLT *|>X •• many organization* and club* 11:19 S*T. tl» to till with • Jan. 7 deadline for re- tm 4-Weather " W 10:45toll P.M. turns. Anyone knowing of as 2-Movle • 11:1$ eligible young man, between the •-EducatioM n Report 4-News . .•••:. •: ages of 21 and 35, may receive S^Movi&Mie d I a form by contacting M Gross. 11-Jalopy Races •3-Movle 2-Mews The next meeting or the group 2:U2 4-*i6vie '..-.••• J—Almanac Newsreel will be Jan. A ai Buck Smith1*. 4-Movie 7—Movies mm HOLIDAY EVENTS 7-Movie U—Passing Parade 9—News and Weather '• •'• • '.' 1:« 1NAW U-Gtobal'Zobel 'V,. ' '•• nm . : 2-Movie „ HA2LET - H. R. Webberson, 9-Ptayback mi 1 1:45 son of Mr, and Mrs. H. F. Web- J-Blutbonnet Bowl 11—Charlie Farrell—Comedy 4-Movie MONDAY, OIC. 31, at THE QUAY llberson, 11 Birch Ave,, has been ItN •••••". UM ' •- »:« »:J0 P.M. to Closing J sworn into'th* Navsl Reserve at ll-Pionews 9-Movie-Dra.nia ' ' fcll 4—Sermonette North Btach. $to Briqhf W™* AWUDIUO« Depot a< f:ll • Buffet • Nolstnvakers 5—Movfe, • 2—News • Enttrtainment

: •!:«•. i7-Nsw,' 2-Givq Us This Day • Dancing Dtcembcr 23roV-Jan RstiirM R«i«rvartofli Only — $7.00 "the Quay Carofiera" ' FABULOUS In Person Dt«mber 24th—Egg Nog Gala | tflttrtalni you will captivattt "The Quay Csrollera" ROSEMARY LANE en you dhwl you as di» Famous TV, Broadway and night dub linger, did "Paris" direct from Nevada. Dwembtr 24th & —Juan Mortno YVONNE : Gala New Year's Otctmbtr 27th , nm****** and her Eve Party $15 par couple 2 BANDS D»c«mb«r 30th--Jain Stsslon > • Amartma HUM "Bobby Reigo Quartet" We Join Santa in wishing STEAK DINNER Continuous Dancing, you a very Happy Holiday MtkeVow nSAHrAOKSAH B TOAST 3Ut—Ntw Y«arl Ev# , NEW YEAR'S AT Mibmoirr < Dancing every Saturday night tu CobbleStonee Reservations Newt W. Amnltm the OAKS Evtiy Nlqht—Th« Inlmifabl* Flo Gl«nn (Just North et Red'Bank) . ttROVi, Hwy. IS, MhMktowii « Wh*!'* Wt «f the Plane - ' Jl. Mldaietown . , 7414344 P!!V M BLUE SH M15I asarwrairiea WBI pt BED BANK REGISTER 20-*riday, Dec 21, 1962 SUNDAY Fames Myers, Glen- gaier, Av«,. ctorwed :her Hth & Keyport Engine SUNDAY MMMNO ,»->aJama rvingtoo.' Mr*, iauom Rogers, 7:11 t—News Attending were Mrs. LilUan HodWss and Miss 2—Previews 7-Wmston Churchill ___ Parsells, Tin* Steinberg, Anna EWe were-recently initi- Company Elects ated In the Star of Bayside Coun- 7:2t 1—Everglades—Adventure Andrea Cherne and Ava Path. KEYPORT - At the annual 2-Give Us This Cay * Keensburg, an members of fill A family party was held Sun- Beacon Light Lodge. meeting of the Engine Co., Main 7:25 2—Password - 2-News day for the second birthday of St., Albert L. Sussman was 7:M David Eigenrauch, son of Mr. A dinner and revealing of elected captain of the company; 2-nAll Join Hands 2-Luslt and Mrs. Chris Elgenrauch. lecret pal party was held in E. Dalton Graham, Jr., first B—Call To Prayer—Religion 7-Father Knows Best Robert Hlllman, son of Mr. The Cobblestones Dec, 12 by the lieutenant, and Harry Hedgiin #:4e. 9-Hy Gardner—Interviews utd Mrs. Carol Hillman, Hos- auxiliary of the American Le- second lietentant. 4—Sermooette—Religion I-News ^ 7:45 'ord Ave., celebrated his eighth gion. Members are preparing s. Harry Mauer was appointed by 7:11 Hrthday Tuesday with Us class- 4—Modefn Farmer food buket 'or a needy family. Capt. Sussman as engineer and S-Religious Film Festival 2—Dennis Hie Menace ates in the first grade of St be, in turn selected Herbert 7—Christopher Program 4-Walt Disney's World Agnes School, Atlantic High- The next meeting will be held Dietrich and Floyd Gardner as 7-Jetsons-Cartoon lands. A family party was held Jan. 9, , • assistant engineers. 1-Probe 9—News and Weather night. MIRACU—"He walks, he welki," chants the Three FINED $15 / Administraave officers elected MEET THE PRINCESSI Audrey 7:55 were: Robert Holtz, president; 2-Ed Sullivan-Variety Kings as Amah) is miraculously cured of his lameness A Christmas party was held FAIR HAVEN - Magistrate Hepburn, above, won an Acad- 9—Christopher Program Ronald Shaw, vice president; emy Award as the best actress 5—RCMP—Adventure after offering his crutch as a gift to the Child in "Amahl )ec. 11 by the Grace Hatch John V. Crowell yesterday fined R*M 7—Movie—Adventure :ircle at the home of Miss Inez Kenneth Young, secretary; Clif- of the year for her role as the 2—Around the Corner Peter B. Dlxou, Rumson Rd., ford Martin, treasurer. 9-Ladles Of The Press and the Night Visitors," which will be repeated on NBC- «onard. Mrs. Edward Greeley princess who shed her royal pose 5—Hour of St. Francis Rumson, $15 for careleu driv- 1—Best of Groucho TV Sunday, Dec. 23. Thii will be its 13th showing on Belford will be hostess at Andrew Hulsart, Hudson Car- to "do the town" in William 7—Cartoons—Children hart and Mr. Dietrich ' were Wyler's "Roman Holiday,"'which 9—Oral Roberts—Religion television. In the familiar east are Leon Lishner, An-; . meeting in January. Also 4—Car 54—Comedy elected company trustess. Ed- opens at the Carlton Theater to- drew McKinley and David Aiken (left to right, rear) as present were Mrs. Alice Ander- ward Crawford, Howard Creed day. Gregory Peck co-stars with 8:15 5—Opinion in the Capital son, Mrs. Edna McCandless, and Mr. Holtz will serve as Miss Hepburn in this Paramount 11—Modern Farm Almanac 9-Meet The Author the Three Kings, Kirk Jordan as Amahl, and Roiemary Mrs. Raymond Williamson, Mrs. HI Fl representatives to the Firemen's motion picture, with Eddie Albert 8:10 11—People Are Funny Kuhlmann at the mother. The production of the Menotti Ceith Burdge, Mrs. Arthur Stryk- 5—Light Time—Religion Mrs. William Carr, Mrs, Relief Association. heading a large cast of support- opera is by the NBC Opera Company. ' \ ing players.'The Associate fea- 9—Adventurous Mission 2—Real McCoys Victor Meade, Mrs. Daniel Delegate to the Monmouth STEREO ture is "Sabrina" also starring 11—Evangel Hour—Religion •—Bonanza Leonard, Mrs. Albert Glendinnlng County Firemen's Association, Audrey Hepburn, William Hoi 8:45 5—Open End and, Miss Blanche Leonard. Charles Smith and David Baker, den, and Humphrey Bogart. 2—Comic Strips 9—Movie-Opera SYSTEMS Jr., will represent the company 4—Library Lions—Education 11—Thriller—Drama TV Keynotes A Christmas party and dinner 1 FOt •t the county beneficiary meet- 5—Wonderama—Cartoons 1:10 •as held in Ye Cottage Inn, McNultys Entertain 1:00 2-G. E. True-Jack Webb By HAROLD STERN til now it has not been used for HOME or lUStNISS ings. Ceyppit, by the Ladies' Auxiliary After Confirmation 2-News 7—Year of Confrontation Imogene Coca is one of the tryouts. . •••••. f the Sons of Norway Lodg EXCELLENT CUSTOM •-Protestant Fourth 4 10:00 most charming of TV's long list >ec. 12. QUALITY HAZLET - Mr. and Mrs, 5—Wonderama 2—Candid Camera of "what-ever-bappened to's" and Do you honestly believe that TV Priced from KM Thomas McNulty, Hazlet-Holm- 9—TV Gospel Time—Music 4—Bell Telephone Hour it's a pleasure to report that be- has no imagination? Let's just A family party was given Mon- del Rd., entertained at a party 11-Let's Have Fun-Children 7—Voice Of Firestone fore too long, we may have her put the idea to the test. A recent flayty for the 14th birthday of Arrangement to suit decer. for their daughter, Jacqueline 9:31 11—One Step Beyond—Drama back with us. NBC-TV press release reads: Kathy Van Ness, daughter For demenstrattaB, contact 4-Catholic Fourth R McNulty, Sunday afternoon at 10:10 Bade in the late 40's and early 'It sounds familiar, but what's Mr, and Mrs. Carl Van Ness. 7-News 2—What's My Line it called?" Forthe information of IRVING KORR their home. Miss McNulty was SO's, Imogene was Sid Caesar's 9-Christnias Carols 7—Howard K. Smith co-star and TV wife, an identity viewers, wondering about the A covered dish supper and 1«J Martin Drive among the people who were con- 10:64 11—San Francisco Beat she has never lost. Following her name of that music.that opens holiday party was held in the UNCROFT, N. J. confirmed at the morning service 2—Christmas Special 10:55 own series in 1954-55, which nev- and doses NBC-TV programs, First Aid hall Dec. 13 by Beacon 4—Protestant Heritage of St. Mary's Episcopal Church, 9—Playback ' er caught on. Imogene rejoined here's the,answer:" Light Chapter, Daughters SH 7-2774 ff 9—Understanding Our World 11:00 n and weddln Front St., by Rev. Henry Male, Sid briefly, made a number of The release then goes, on to list Birth lfctt 2-News increasingly Infrequent guest ap- all the NBC shows, but for the I pastor.. •-Agriculture U.S.A. •-News pearances and hasn't been seen sake of brevity I'll list about a Attending were Mrs. Joseph J. 7—Focus—Documentary 5-Public Office on TV since a turn on the Shirley dozen. Ready? See if you can 9-Mahalla Jackson 7-News PORCELAIN REPAIRED TO ONE AND ALL Morley, Mr. and Mrs.' James Temple series of a few seasons guess the titles of the themes of Lawlor and children Joseph, Jan- 11:09 9—Movie—Drama back. the following shows: > CHRISTMAS is and Jimmie, Keyport; Mr. and 2—Camera Three U-Insight-Religion 4—Searchlight Ceremony. 11:10 Now, it finally looks as If the i. "Dr. Kildare," 2. "Eleventh Mrs. R. J. Malhmus and chil- frequently announced but never Hour," 3. "Wide Country," •. GREETINGS 7-Faith For Today-Religion •-Weather dren, Matawan; Mrs. Marjorie produced series, "Grind!," will be "Virginian." 6, "Empire." IN ORIGINAL COLORS OR CHANGE COLORSI Neilson, Keyport; Mr. and Mrs. S-Legacy Of Light 11:15 11:39 2-News ' one of Screen Gems more prom- "Ensign OToole," 7, "Sam.Ben- Stanley Layton, Long Branch; edict." 8, ••Laramie." 9, "Mc- LUIGI'S 2—American Musical Theater 4—News ising contenders in the 196344 TV CHIPPED Mr. and Mrs. Walter McNulty, games. Keever And The Colonel," 10, and children, Cliffwood; Mr. and 4-News 11:10 SINKS M Ktwmcnt Springs Rcf. 7—This Is The Answer • 2-Movie "It's a strange show," Imogene 10. "BuHwinkle," Jl. "Price Mrs. Fred Spencer, Plainfield; Is Right," 12, "Say When." Red Bonk Mr. and Mrs. Walter Veervort, 9—Point Of View—Discussion 4—Desilu Playhouse told me. "It's rather like an an- TUBS SUNDAY AFTERNOON 5—Movie—Drama thology. The fact that Charles OK? Let's see how smart you APPLIANCES Middletown; Mr. and Mrs. were. Here are the answers, by Bruce Vanderciute, Freehold, 12:M 7-Movie Addams is doing the art work should give you some idea about numbers: and Miss Miclieie McNulty, Haz- 2-News U-Your Right To Say It it. Ifs about a character who 1. "Dr. BAMBERGER'S let. 7—Cartoons—Children 12:00 Kildare Theme," 9—Movie—Mystery 11—Big Picture—Army wanders through the lives of var "Eleventh Hour Theme," FORCE COTE OF MONMOUTH COUNTY 5-POINT 12-M 'i^ta ious people, creating havoc with- •Wide Country Theme," 4. "Vir- FREE ESTIMATES—CALL 291-OS35 4—Science Age—Education 4—Movie—Drama out participating." ginian Theme," "Emplre TV CHECK-UP 7-News 9—Playback First Pilot Theme." 8, "Ensign OToole SKATING 1:00 12:35 For all her yean in television, Theme." 7. "Sam Benedict! M» nutter WIMI* you 2-rWashlngton Report 9—Almanac News Reel - "Grindl" wiil"be"the first time ?"?"?•"_ *• "Laramie Theme.1 panhnwl yenr TV, w«'ll SESSIONS 4—Hanukkah Program 12:40 Imogene has ever made a pilot 9. "McKeever And The Colonel • Adjust picture tube for 5-Movie—Western 9-News and Weather film. In fact, she recalls mak- Theme," 10. "Bullwinkle Theme" 7—Youth Wants To Know 1:00 11. "Price Is Right Theme," maximum brightness NOW THRU ing only three appearances on 11—Pioneers—Drama 7-News filmed TV in her lifetime. David 'Say When Theme." • Adjust horizontal and 1:30 1:05 Swift is writing the "Grindl" pilot No imagination! Hmph! vertical JANUARY 5th 2—Movie—Adventure r . • 7—Movie Mystery 4-Eternal Light 1:15 • Center picture 10 A.M. Since her appearance on , the 7—Directions '83 2-News Shirley Temple show, Imogene Endorses • Adjust sound circuits 11—Baseball—Puerto Rico 1:45 has been far from idle, but most • Adjust focus 2 P.M. 1:55 2—Movie of her energies. have been de- 9—Playback 2:15 voted to theater, and most of the Courses In ONLY 3.95 8:30 P.M. 2:«0 4—Sermoneite Religion •—Community Checkers time has been spent touring the till country in plays which also Ptr bim« call £-Movie—Drama Driving 2-News starred her husband, King Dono- plui HA If CASINO 2:10 1:25 FREEHOLD — Prosecutoi van. .Currently, Mr. and Mrs. 2-Mdvie Vincent P. Keuper today en CaH OSborne 1-2500 2-Give Us This Day Donovan are touring the so-called dorsed JANE WYATT, Hostess 4-Go Tell It On The Mountain behlnd-the-wheel an ICE PALACE MONDAY MORNING Dinner Theater circuit in a new TV Strvlc. (D.pt io»> classroom education courses in Starring FLORENCE HENDERSON Boardwalk, Asbnry Park 7—Adlai Stevenson 5:45 revue, "Standing Room Only,' •kw' Minmouth driver education in high schools PR 4-2000 11—Great Religious Leaders 2—Previews which may be brought to New EARL WRIGHTSON and other educational institu- 1:M 5:50 York at some future time. 4—To Breathe Free 2-Give Us This Day tions. THE ROGER WAGNER CHORALE Donovan likes the idea of tour- 5-Movle—Western 5:55 He lauded the programs given MILDRED MILLER In COLOR 7—Pro Football v 2-News ing and testing a show on the by qualified teachers who con- 11—Encounter—Religion Dinner Theater circuit and feels ductt classroom education in ttaf< THE BUFFALO BILLS on NBC-TV 3:30 that by the time it Is ready for fie dules, regulations, and the 2-College Of The Air ROBERTA LUBELL- MICHAEL MAULE ALPINE MANOR 4-NBC Opera 6:10 New York, it will probably have like, and who supervise driving U-Celebrity Golf repaid its investors. The idea of in the motor vehicles. MAKE RESERVATIONS NOW FOR OUR 2—Sunrise Semester With DONALD VOORHEES and the S:5J 1:55 selling a dinner-foilowed4y-show Mr. Keuper said that "The 9-Playback 4—Sermonette package is a fairly recent and successful passing of such Bell Telephone Orchestra, GALA NEW YEAR'S PARTY 4:00 7:00 fairly successful one, but up un- course should be a prerequlsiti ORCHESTRA—DANCING—FAVORS 9—Movie—Musical 2-News to the issuance of a learner's 11—Laurel-Hardy And Chuck •-Today 11-Operation Alphabet permit to drive a car." He cited •••••• 4: It 7—Early Bird Cartoons fclO ' California as an example Beit In Steaks, Chopi, Sea Food 4-This Is NBC News 7:25 7—Funny Manns where such courses are empha- Oriental Delicdcies 5:00 5-Call To Prayer—Religion »:25 sized. 2—Amateur Hour 7:10 5—News Successful passage of such 4-Update 5—Columbia Lectures . •:» course is a great traffic safety 5—Riverboat—Adventure 7-News 2—Our Miss Brooks—Comedy improvement, he said, and BANQUETS 11—Jungle Boy—Adventure 8:00 4—Dr. Joyce Brothers pointed out that insurance com- 10 TO 200 5:30 2—Captain Kangaroo 5—Topper—Comedy panies are now giving reduced 2-GE College Bowl 5—Sandy Becker—Children 7—Gale Storm—Comedy insurance rates when the new AL MELE RT. 36, HIGHLANDS 4-Bullwinkle 7—Tommy Seven—Cartoons 9—Movie—Drama driver has successfully com- 11—Superman—Adventure 11—Comedy pleted such a course. Kai Hit 1001 Mdodln 872-1773 8:10 5:55 7—Little Rascals—Cartoons 1:45 The prosecutor, said perhap 9—Playback 8:50 4—News facilities could be arranged li SUNDAY EVENING 9—News and Weather lfcH night classes or elsewhere foi 8:W 8:55 2—Calendar—Reasoner persons needing this type of in 2—Twentieth Century 9—Almanac Newsreel •-Say When struction who are not in school BUSES TO NEW YORK CITY 4—Meet The Press—Interviews 1:00 5—Movie—Drama He noted that legislation o; 5—Movie—Drama 2-Life Of Riiey-Comedy 7—Susie—Comedy this matter is now pending in th Lavender 7—To Be Announced •-Trouble With Father 11-Ed Allen state and urged public suppor 9-Maverick—Western 7-News 10:29 for this important traffic safer : ROUND 11—Brave Stallion—Adventure 9—Jack La Lanne 7—News program. /. ^ .' 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RBUABU) PlBIOD WIU, DRIVE Nawman Sprlnaa Xoad WSINISS HOTICIS CAR to Florida end o( December.' •<• Utt OLDaitOBtUS ~ Tout *m ledaa. Trenery Chevrolet SJMMOtUy Call bitwien It pjn., radio, heaur, lull power. Bwt otler. ISM BtttCK"-* Klaetra oonverUBia, FRANK VAN SYCKLE, Inc. IIM1U, White Manor, ml Interior. Full pow»r, SALES and SERVICE on o*»er. local .ear, extra dean, WANTED-^UTOMWnVE AUTOS AND TRUCKS KiM. ig> White BultK. Va.. Red Bank Over SO Years Selling Automobiles 787-0007 •OAtS AND ACCISSOIIIS ISM PLYMOUTH — In food condition, 149 W. Front St. Red Bank SH 1-1296 12 Church St. Keansburg ••dan, Mandard ihlH. Call McCARtfty W-1S0. B - •*• m» (HOT* CUIIUW A4i Authorized FORD tTATION WAODN - SIS. 1Odir. ROUTOH Call rlMuror. U W. On n» Not SERVICE AND PARTS SH 1JJM «H & AUTOS * TRUCKS (ouMoor ixc*i. AUTOS ft TRUCKS FOR OS WE AT RED BANK AUTO IMPORTS WILL PAY A Renault • Peugeot Illon. Wi.h You a Merry Christmas! SEASONS GREETINGS Sayreville Motor* • BIGGER 19M mitD - fnuMoor. nudard •bin. pa. Call ttefon i p.m., «' TO ALL OUR FRIENDS AND CUSTOMERS Rt. 9, Sayr»vil!i after t p-m. CO 4.MM. METROPOLITAN CONVIRTIBLB PRICE Authorijed Dealer* for FOR YOUR HAVE A and if you're UM PONTXAag lesserC COHVSflTUILK-JMt- *" """"t * otter. Inq»l» JACK1! OULF STATION. Plymouth - Valiant! Uttle Btlvar. looking for a CHEVROLET ANY YEAR' • Renault • P»ug«ot UM roKD — v-s. itiex awn. «o«iw. VOLVO CHRISTMAS ANY MODEL •'. •kit cold waatMr ear. Prinl. owner. Vuet •atrttlc*. Can Carl Ssran, IH 1- • All mocUls to choose from • All Trades Aeeapfed perfect TIM. US) PONWAO — Four dam Warchlef. Heater, defroster, directional, whitewalta, windihiald PA 1-0600 like nnr. One owtier. I«w mlUaje, Christmas Call IH l-UW after « p.m. waihen, vinyl upholstery, up to 30 m. p. g. AUTOS ft TRUCKS 1962 Corvsir, Monza. Sport Coupe, Fi , gift ... Bucket Seab, Slip Rear, RtH.l owner-*! may we suggest Just a Partial Listing of Fdreipi and Domestic Used Carirt one of our SOUTHERN FORD AGENCY LIQUIDATED IMPORTS 1961 RENAULT DAUPHIN?, fully equipped, 1 OWMT. i9» 1961 VOLKSWAGEN Coav., Jed.one owner, Io*ded- i«95 value-rated 1959 VOLVO 2-dr.' cyl., WkH. 1 owner S109S 1956 MERCURY 4-dr. Wagon, automaUc .„,—_Z_J 1»S SEE OUR TOP VALUE USED CARS 1956 FORD 2-dr. Wagon, auto., PS-. { » 1955 OLDS *-dr. Sedan, PS, PB, Auto., RfcH _„ .-% 298 62 CHEVROLET ...... $2395 61 FALCON $f«S 59 MERCURY $1(95 Impala, 4-dr. hardtop, V-8. 7-ar. sedan. ImmaeulaM Vfhjte Mr. Hardtop. Beautiful Arctic ftiU jwmr HIM radio an? healer. Whit*. Radio and heaur, auto- r 62 CHEVROLECHEVROLET ..l...$-$2392 5 •I^SWin^$W 69 LINCOLNOLN ..„_..r3w. 5 RED BANK AUTO IMPORTS Imptla 2-dr hirdtop, V-8, OonrtrtlW*. Fluby H*d ]Ui n radio mod hMtar, •Ufldard iblft, 4-dr. lUMton. Oleamlnf Tauta full jxmer Blue, full •pcmer and eilupmeot. AUTHORIZED DEALERS FOR 61 TRIUMPH ....„._$ 995 62 FORD $2595 Herald Hardtoy: WnUh«d In Am 6 59 FORO .. JH395 Renaulr • Volvo • Peujiot • Triumph Gilul* Convertible. Factory ckr. •Blue. V*rj elean, OoaTwUMe.'Uldirlllrt Black. Radio Black. Radio and heater, automatic, ii, and hea««rjjiuJoi»aU«, p»tr 119 NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. RED BANK power steering. 61 FORD ...... l...:$!895 iH>aBi*ni« Country 8edab« .Bitotl-, 59 FORD l...... L,...$ 1495 OPEN EVES. TIL jf SH 1-5816 62 FORD $1895 tui Blue irlth TtmdloaiHl Haattr. CwirerlJM.. Xiutrau Waltt. Radio Ttlcon i-it. Sedan. Lustrous tUtomitlc, povtr itetrrlQK. ., .'•^4 .hfatar/ automatic,'poirer White. lUdio and heater, Automatic. 60 FORD „ ...._..$I595 ConvtrUMe. toarkltnt Jet Buck. 59 CHEVRotif..._$i295 62 FALCON $1650 Radio and heater, V-a, automaUe, Jtallcn Wana. Btautltu! 3-Woe powir »t»rli)j. : Tfellow aad Orten. Radio and heat- 3-dr. Sedan, nolihed In BeiuUful •r, automatic, power iteerini. whits. Rudio and heater. 60 FORD _fm...... _$l395 59 CHEVROLET :._l$l 295 OalaiK V-t Town Victoria. Brltbl «r. KatWo Wans. SMnbf 61 RENAULT ..$1295 Kadlo aiid haattr, V4, automatlo. ,. Caravelle Sedan. A iharp Red Orer Tlnlah. Radio and htattr. YOUR PI with radio and heater. 60 FALCON $1350 '. automatic. Mr. Station Warm. FinUhea In 58 FORD ...... „$ 795 fltamlnv While. Radio and' heater. Mr Ranch W««oo. Bin. Radii) RUSSELL FAST and heaur, autoraatlo, power 60 FALCON $1195 •twrlnf.. QtDSfvtQBILE-CADILLAC CO. FAST Mr.'ledan. «ptr«lhl( let BUck. Radio and htUtr.' CONTINENTAL DEALER 100 NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. RED BANK 60 FORD ,...;.:,.;.....W$I395 62 T4IRD ;...-.!$3295 SH 1-0910 FAST Oalaile Mr, Sedan, nnlihed In CREDIT Tripoli Blue. . Radla and heater, ' Conrartlbla Quality Dealer • Quality Salesmen • Quality Service automatic - ' . , Full Poorer. Approval rarer Belt. CA2-UM 60 CHEVROLET...... $1495 4 door ttatlon Wtcm. Full; 62 GALAXIE _...$2095 "MKi." Mr, Sedan. Powtr •if qualified lM r, white, ImmaculaM. Keirlar. TotiomiUc MOTORS •61 THUNDERBIRD 'VgB> KROLL INC. 671 BROADWAY LONS BRANCH Shora't Faitttt Growing Ford Dealtr!

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rue •57 MERCURY Woor Hardtop, MOW. PS 495. 'S3 OPEL "Caravan" Station Wagoni 585. AU-NEW '57 FORD 9-Pass. Sta. Wagon, FOM, PS C95. '57 FORD'Country Squire, FOM, Power Steering 7JM. •M MERCURY Colony Park Station Wagon, MOM 850. •58 FORD Country Squire Station Wagon, FOM Walt 'tit you see this new beauty, (ink Into the deeper seat*, m. stretch out in the rtomler cockpit wind up ths new windows, / "59 FORD Fairlane. twflidpor wind up the new 1800 c. c. engine and head for the wide '59 FORD 6-cyl.: Fairlane. Moor. Fordomatic 795. open spaces. But why wait? Drive the all-new MGB 89J. CIRCLE CHEVROLET CO. IS (oday at . . . • . ' . T. 'W FALCON Tudor. Radio and Heater '60 COMET Moor Sedan. R*H 1050. '59 MERCURY Hardtop. MOM, Power Steering 1095. NOW AT CONTINENTAL CARS '61 FORD F100 Half-Ton Pick-vp 1195, 1150. ALSO SEE THE SENSATIONAL NEW-'M6 1100 SEDAN. '81 FALCON Tudor Sedan, Radio and Heater PLAYING : '80 FORD Galutie Fordor, FOM. PS 1295. Engineering feature* not found in any automobile, in the world. .. '81 FALCON Deluxe fdoor, FordomaUc 1250. COKTINBNTAL CARS * SHREWSBURY MOTORS will be eloHi Uoodar.Dw. Htkk Monday. D«O- tilt. •59 CHRYSLER New' Yorker, fdr, HT. PS 1395. 1395. SANTA CLAUS '63 MG Midget Roadster (bltck/red). '80 HILLMAN HUSKY SU. Wigon, '$1 COMET .Custom 2-doof, Mercomatic . Must sell, 5000 ml.. R1H $1785 hwter, WW; red (2) .,...... !...... _| 8Q0 '60 MERCURY Comm. 9-past. SU. Wag.; MOM, PS1«5. '62 MGA Roadster, like new, low •80 HliXMAN ConverUble (2), blacK •61 FALCON Deluxe Wr, Station Wagon, FOM 1495. ON ALL THEIR BEAUTIFUL mileage. W/R. wire wheels. and »d. Low 'ml., nfcw tires $ 995 Radio and heater _ $1785 '81 COMJ?T SB Sport 2-dr.,; MOM. Air Conditioned ISM. •« '62 VOLKSWAGEN, Sunroof, black ..$1890 '80 HliXMAN Sedan, green, like f 1695. '61 VOLKSWAGEN Sun Roof Sedan ••: new; lpoO miles ._...... ___...,$ 895 '«! FbRD fealiXir fdr. Htl FOM. PS 1685. OK USED CARS! ' (white) ...... _ ! _$H95 '59 VOLKSWAGEN, Sunroof ..... •« FOltp Convertible, FOM. PS '61 AUSTIN-HEALEY Sprite, pne '59 VOLKSWAGEN Sedan, blue ..$1150 1885. •60 MERCURY S-pas*. Col. Pk,, Sta, Wag., MOM, PS owner, good condition $1195 '59 HILLMAN Minx 4-dr,. Sedan, 1795. '61 AUSTIN-HEALEY Deluxe Road- radio and whitewsjls . ....:. '81 MERCURY Mont; 2-dr. Hardtop, Air Cond, ster, wire wheels, white and black 1850. I960 CHEVROLET '58 JAGUAR MARK VIII 4-4r. '59 LINCOLNPrem. 4*. Hardtop, Air Cond. Convertible, radio, healer, whftewalls. leather, radio and; heater .. ,. $2095 s#dan: »uto., fed/bUdc .._„_ .11795 1895. '61 CORVAIR Model 700 Sedan. 2-dr., * 295 •61MERCURY ;Comm. 9-pass. Sta. Wag.,.MOM, PS Power steering, V-8 with Powcrgllde. radio ...... I...; 1_L™..$138S' •5» MERCURY 2-dr. Sedan ..,„... '61 HILLMAN 4-dr. Sedan, radio and '58 VOLKSWAGEN. Sun Roof. ...$1095 •«1 MERCURY Colony Park, MOM. Power Steering im heater, auto ...._.! $1195 blue _„...•.,;. ;•-;.. Convertible 2J95. '61 RENAULT Caravelle Coupe, •88 CHRYSLER Windsor. 2-dr. HT, 1959 CHEVROLET white and black, Radio' and heat- R&H. all power, sed., white $ 895 2495. Station wagon. Radio, heater. er, whitewalls -.., _._.»i295 '57 TR-3 Roadster, British racer, OPTIONAL EQUIPMENT-iFREE SNOW TIRES V-8 with Powerglidc. '60 VOLKSWAGEN, Sunroof, radio , green, hew tlire* ___ :.™.. twi and heater, blue ,...... i... $1295' '96 OLDSMOBILE Mr, Sedan ,. % 450 FIRST PAYMENT IN FEBRUARY '60 AUSTIN-HEALBY. 4-seater '« PLYMOUTH Belvedere Conv., Deluxe Rdstr., WR, wire wheels $1895 red. auto., RAH, Power ...... J (95 FOLLOW YOUR FRIENDS TO •60 AUSTIN-HEALEY i • '54 FORD Convertible, red ..„...,. $ 250 '58 PORD SU. Wagon. Green. Sprite Roadster ~.r _.-$1095 Green leather .._..: ._. CIRCLE CONTINENTAL CARS IMC. CHEVROLET CO. ONLY QUALITY IMPORTED AUTOMOBILES : . SH 14000 AGENCIES SHM84Bi NEWIvlAN SPRINGS ROAD V REP BANK 325 Mapfe Ave. SH 1-3130 Red Bank Sine. IW4 — MONMOUTH * MAPLE. RED BANK f *• 4.. . siml . SH 7-4500 BUSINESS NOTICES WANTED. FOB SALE FOR SALE HOMES FOB SALE HOMES FOB SALE BED BANK BEGISTER Fridtr, Dec 21, 1962-23

HOMES TO* SALE MOKES FOK SALE MUST MAKE RQOM, A Merry Ghrisfmas, j SACRIFICING USED FURNITURE AND Mf RRY CHRISTMAS A>PLIANQES TO WAKE ROOM! Goocf Health, Good Cheer, Origin.lly Cloie-Out Peace and Prosperity BEST WISHES FOR YULETIDE ! FINANCIAL Hi,Ri»er $139 $42 in the New Year Our •ntir» staff, joins in tlwikintj y»u for • 3-pc. Gr«tn Sectional $329 $110 MORTGAGES Harold F.,Dowstra Dorothy Adarm your loyal patronuj* to us HELP • W.,tinghou$« "Tr«d«-lh" $65 Flitt tad Second MORTGAGES Wm. S. Dowstra Ann Borland AVON SDUJS ITBSU—ruu or part Wathtr & Drytr Ev.lyn Rtdden Harold Redden . time. HeTeral territories open [or to hoiheowneri whw o need money women lnter«ated_ In barui a good MtpU Coclcf*i| Tabl« $ 19.95 $ 5 Barbara Farrell Marguerite Moore ms4T^imio,ni«. lUoerltncs unnaces- • BOMB niPROVBUENTPR I Mary Ella Gaunt Lorin B. V*n Ntif asry. «« 1-4MI or suite, MM. llarga- • D1BI CONSOLIDATION 5-pc. Itth Century Mhgy. $500 $165 rat Outotta. P. 0. Bn HO, Red, Btik. BARONET REALTY. CO 4-201 THE DOWSTRA AGENCY EXPERIENCED WAITIUCUBS-abore Bedroom Suit* Faith Poitrirtal Jane Fallows Point loo, «»y.'M utd Jjoimdel «d., MERPHANMK Hatlrt "_ ~ w/6'6" Headboard FOB SALE PETS & LIVESTOCK Knotty Pine Dining Room $475 $175 FOR SALE REDDEN AGENCY good rjrpUt DliAH FLORIST*, Ocean- 5000 CHRISTMAS TREES U IACH -r A PET OK A PESTT Register now tor port Aw., Uttls silver. Cbarlle's Firm Itarset, corner *W . (hutch buffet, dropleaf riming classes starting January »• REALTORS-INSURORS ran Aw. IM m, af, Bettord. • TV DISCOUNTS BNO«»BAIW"t .— 0«MM in Red table, 6 chain) High trade-In. No money down. Pay ill 01 B-7MS or CA fJMl. nk. Write slating experiencein e tnd itter CbllatmM. Portables. CONSOLES. nJUIeatlonl. A-O. Box ill Red Bull, - H» op. tiles gtt an, chain. STUD BEHVICB - Proved double RED BANK •-.— typewriter" menus) •Walnut De.lc & Chair $ 79 $ 28 HI FI'B. Reconditioned TV'i S4< up registered, Falomlno quarter boraa atal- 301 Mapte Ave. MOTHER'S HIl/PIR. - To llv« In. "Rainbow" TV & Hardware lloo. Call OS 1-1245. Care of child renv light housekeeping Ca we. Heavy Blonde Desk $ &9 $ 24 duties. Wo cootinj. gK Turt [acroaa Acrna lot) Broad, Red Bank DACHSHUNDS ot quality. Christmas Philco Auto. Washer "Trad.-ln" $ 35 puppies, aired hy Herlcher'a Champion APARTMENTS HOUSES FOR RENT WOW AN— To !!•• In. own room and SUPPORTED Yartl. Rt-ACK AND DECKER 614" porUble 1'Raven." Stud service. SH 7.59S5 after Naugehjaaugeha e nil Bottaflsx. heavy tfutir etw and H h.p. router. 5. weekdays. board, terms. Can' of three children, Foamar"tt Hwy. tt Betimtown U. JiWTT. Odd M»pl» S 59 $ 22 THREE ROOMS, bath, all UtUltlH. RUU80N — Uhfarnlalwd bungalow with light housework. Write "AC." Box ell. Mao Duo-Faat hammer lacker. Call living room, kitchen, bedroom i~" -"" BAVB BX CAJSH AND CARRY M2J5SJ utter « p.m. ADORABLE POODLE PUPPIES — Frlvats entrance, SM Call Red Bank.-- ,-'..•' - Living Room Chairs . Champion bloodline, eight weeks old. S42-O64* hot water oil heat 17* montn WOMAN — To ij cleanlnj and ironing WB BUt AND BELL anylUlnc and Flume 8(23(113. couple only. JOHN L UINUo: UNPAINTED FURNITURE Green Studio Couch $49 $25 THREE ROOM — Furnished apartment ton 842-34(0. on wSliieidaye. Must have relsrenees. flverytnJcK., Ofve ut bisbeat prices. FREE — one year old dog, male, available In new apartment house In Call OB 14S13. Call William 1x11 Furniture, Inc.. Hwy.houiebroken, Inoculated. Wonderful with Long Branch on Bath Ave.. near Third viuit uKuctmoK or RSNTAL» - Red Sank Lumber. • Wall It., He> 3i, UU(Utwm BH t-3313. Open ev<- Puinlaned au onrumlsned. Immed- EXPERIENCED WAITRESS -I Hull Bank. BH 14900. USED BEDROOM SUITES IN YERY GOOD CONDITION children. Call SH 7-447Z. Ave. All utilities supplied Including two apply In pcraoo and must be over 21. nlnsi till 9 p-m. Ir conditioners. PR 44169. He occupano. gamusl Telcner Inner SPECIAL UN1TL CHRISTMAS — Five Ocsftnpon Ava.. Oeea&p4wt-Cadi or dial HOWARD JOHNSON'S, Hwy a. Hid rxrcuTjvr AND SECRETARIAL rallon atalnleu iteel aquarium with dletown. PRICES START AT $95 FOUR ROOMS — Newly /uralshed. u ^3tOD or U ism. PAINT DISCOUNTS metal dtak, (30 to HO. Wooden dialw teate-r, pump, niter, glaia wool, char- utilities, maid service, TV Included. RUNT With option to buy. Three-bed- WOMEN — Cook*, counter attendants, Bhjrwln <• WlUleme, DuPont, Kemtoiie, 15 to H5. 8H 1.KU4. coal, hose, gravel and thermometer. U2J monlh. Trade Wlnila Motel. 1333 room ranch, half acre, dead end bu> girls. Full lime or KU snort Co6k * Dunn. 8a»» to palnu now al HAMMOND ORGAN — Church model 110. Larger aquariums at comparable boiui'no Sundays. No ui limit, n- Jrtcea. KEYPORT PET SUPPLIES Ocean Ave., gea Bright. SIZ-1M7. •treet, wall-!o.wa!J carpeting, electric perience not necessary, we. train on FROWN'S NOT AT FIELD FURNITURE with M. R. 40 apeaker. Call 'after 4. Rle. 39, CUlfwood. LO 6-5M9. appliances. New Shrewsbury. Price the Job. Pleuant condition!. Apply for CA 24105. HED BANK — Furnished, two rooma 24 600. Rent 12U. Write S.B., Box Oil, Interview. Colonnade Restaurant. Von, 37 BnttSt «B t-7800 i JUd Bali BIRD DOO PUPS — Make eKel with bath, all utilities Included, |S5 KM Bant RECORDJNO TAPEB _ MM It. fijiaf FREE INSTALLATION Cbrlatmaa preeenta for your husband month.. 8H 1^850 or SH 1-M71>. mouth SHopplnf, CCTUr, Zalontown, 7" reela it fl.M per reel, Ibrei retla or son. Will hold for Christmas and RANCH HOME — Good neighborhood. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS—Unfurnlahed, Living room, fireplace, dining room, U. Acetate reela .'(tM eacn. three for At THRIFT WAREHOUSE ALUMINUM COMBINATJON deliver. CA 6-3590. I two bedrooms and den or third bed* DIET1CIA!>I» — An opporlunlly iilitl U.U. DUCOUNT ELECTRONICS, 60 STOIUd WINDOWS cory three rooms, flnt noor. all utlll- tor $tri» or women tnlereated in per BlrcU Avi., Uula Silver. REGISTERED MINIATURE POODLES ties. One or two person. fSS- 29H»2». room. |1U. 8CHANCK AOENCY, Real- manent employment In their chosen 22 E. FRONT ST. reaaon-ble. Excellent reputation. Call tor, a Linden PI. BH 743(7. proletilm. 'Plan • «nd aupervlie loot! TJlMIUTBIia, JUUIINU 6 for $77 after a p.m. CA 11720. LONO BRANCH — One 3 |21 »»rplco'«. in Uormouih lenulnu Alcoa Humlfaura, E-Z tilt Can old female, AKC reflstered, Call 291- month. Unfurnished. All u 111111 e a Immaculate condition. . reetauranta. No Bunoan. Call or write 9L Next la Uiealer 8H HK»A 09 elMiied from. fn*/de. Terras. • 1199 after S. Included. U 2-OIH. , CROWELL AOSNCT, Realtors for Cfunfldenttil lntervtev. Colonnade OROAN — Hammond, lull sun wit! II E. Front BI. BH 1-4030 Red Bank Realnrant, Monrnouth Ihopplni Cen- reverberation and percussion. ^ ' Operj evenings 'til Chriitmat PROWN'S PUPPIES — Half Collie. Female. Won- JUST DECORATED—Nicely furnished ter, Eatopld»n. tilrm price. OS 1-0021. - derful gift for Chrhtmas. three rooms, ttath, shower, utilities, 12 Broad St. 8H 1-7100 Kel Blnk 787-2273 washer, parking facilities. Good loca- TKJS 8IE0 AOSNCT SAS AND ELECTRIC - Welding home tion. Also one room efficiency, BH 1- REAL ESTATE SALESWOMEN — tl- BUDGET TERMS AVAILABLE tluiy nooks. Also photograph study SIAMESE KITTENS — Seal points, Rt, SS Mlddieum ctme4, energetic, perionable and am- TV DISCOUNTS books. O-l and -2-3 micrometer, silver, the perfect girt ' SSM. ; OS MOW bltlooa. For development work. Call fh trade*ln. No money down. PL tone three speed record changer, Ken* for appointment. Uauliew 3, Dill, Hwr OS 1-1099 TWO B E D RO O M OCBANFBONT HANI FURNISHED ana unramlahed after Chrtitmt*. PorUolM. CONSOLES more automatic ajsctrio heater. SH 7- APAHTMENT — Bcott Towers, Long rentals in all ilzet and prleai. JUla JS. Mtadletown, OS 1-3500. STERfcoa FOR SALE FOR SALE Mil. AT STUD — AKC becman Sheplwrd Wlllahire Agencr Realtors, lts» oesan Brockton Von Petan. black and cream,, Branch. Unfurnished sub-ltale for four A»... Sea Bright. N. J. UMNOi, Open "Rainbow" TV & Hardw«n FIREPLACE WOOD — McQulre's champion stock, CO 4-3QB0.. months. IrreilstsMy good deal. Call seven days. HELP WANTED-MALE Mantel, Route 34, Colts Neck. 9U-4323. 22J-1M1 or #H 1-1H0 tor appointment (acroia Acraa lot) Broad, Red Ban CHRISTMAS TREE LIGHTS SILVER POODLES — AKC, amal THREE BUDROOM — Brick waterfront Evenings J48-4S33. miniatures. Fourteen weeks, wormed FOUR ROOKS, bath, nnIUnila*;d.Be»t REVERE — • M. It Horla Cuaera 1000 Largest selection ever seen. Tree louse. Oceinjort- S125 a month. SH 1- stands. Unusual electrical ChrUtmas -W MEAT CASK and produce case. and inoculated. Reasonable. OS 1-2283 water supplied. Also garage. UI Wan MEN: JOB and eijulpmsnt. compute. ExcelKot Meat grinder, sneer and block. Scale, St.. West Long-. Branch. tm. condition Best otter. Call tO-UH SELECTED CANADIAN display decorations. Ornaments. Ollt freezers and! gondolas. Call 541-3583. THRIK-EEDROOM HOME with study. lireen » and • p.m. wrappings. Open every night until 9. • OPPORTUNITIES FEXt DEUriRT- after 6 p.m. . ^^^ REAL ESTATE FOR RENT FIVE ROOMS - Three bedrooma, gas "" baths, good neighborhood. HOLLY - Well-berried. Ireah cut Law CHRISTMAS TREES heal. Ca.ll after S p.m. SB 1-1432 CO «.337S ANSWeil THIS AD ONLY IP TOD rsi. Birch lots. Wreiins to order. Holly Scotch pine and wreaths ' PROWN'S BRING YOUR ROLLERS APARTMENTS OV IN OR CHRisTMASaorgMu* ARE A HARD WILUNO WORKER - brook Nursery. 41 New Konmoutb B<|., 31 Broad St. BH 1-1500 . Bed Bank KEW WINDOW 9UADSB KKANSBlj-RO — Tliree-rooBi efflelsnap four-bedroom untarnished home, $160 Our tact«r]r. branch Is expanding. We lliddletown. OI MIST. Opposite Sea Bright Post OUlce Put on while you wait, any •.» up NEW apartment. Large oedroom, We b»tb. monthly, no leaae required. F,A. Qehl- have «penlnca In several departments. lea Brunt, N. ). OLD BCHWINN OIRL'I 34" BICYCLE to ltrjeii plctur* wlodowa. Free ruit- air condlllonlng. SSO month plus utili- haus. Real Estate, 2S1JHM. 24-hour (One leading to a supervisory position). CHRISTMAS GIFTS IS; one rear old star fire 13 % Ib. [«•• cy»l«t, fr«« crochet «had* pull WESTWOOD GARDENS phona Service. Pleas, phone lor ap- bowling ball, giS; Lionel train set. ties. Call Mr. Chesner, J8JS33I). pointment. Thesa art ptrmaAaot Jobs. No Experi- CORMNO WARE (prrexl. Revei MOVtNO — ir cu. ft. cheat freezer Cuitora made khadei, scallop and ence aeceiury. complete with track and giant trans- rrln|e, any type. Prompt delivery. Fr«e Bath & Westwood Aves. THRBB ROOMS FURNMHID - Cen- Ware 25* off. Farber Ware »% oil 9761 automatic clothes washer S3o: meuurinc mervlce. Convenient terms, ONE FAMILY EIGHT ROOK HOUSE- cookie pressea. Lara* variety. Sho] Springfield riding mower I1M. with 24' former, 114. SH 15703. Long Branch trally located, Inquire at 1J' Harding Nice (julie neighborhood In Red Bank. SALARY $95 loDlltt until >, FREE DEUVERY, ONE AND TWO BEDROOM DUPLEX Rd., Red Bank. Two baths, central heating. S9S month- rotary drag 925; W lawn aweeper PROWN'S 1 III; hszlble Flyer sled Ho. 291 K. 815 HAMMOND apartments, all utilities except elec- THREE ROOleB FURNISHED — Utlll- ly. "A.M., ' Box 511, Red Bank. Cill fH 1-4019 oi Oft 1-137ft between PROWN'S 2362. r Broad SL Red Bank SH 1-1600 tricity. »m. CA t-ixa.. tlea supplied. Inquire M0 Shrewsbury KARITAN TOWNSHIP — Five-room, 11 a.m.-l pm, or 34 p.m. 9] Broad SL BH l-itto Red Banl ORGAN STUDIO ACCORDION — 120 bail, good Condi RUMSON RIVER EeTTEter Ave.. Red Bank. Wo Calls please. three-bedroom boms, gas heat. No PIANOS — Save 1200 or more off list Or ASBUBT PARK Uon. Reaaonable. house apartment, six rooms bah, utilities, 787-3163 after 7 p.m. i CLOCKS FOR SALE price, brand new SSnoU console pi- 74T-921T ALLENHURSr WEST — Three rooms SHORT ORDER COOK — Experienced. Qlv* ft Orandtather'a doek & Clark piano w/orgsnD — 705. FIVE ROOMS - Heat and water sup- or Biiults. Call CO 4-»»4t ilace, dining room, kitchen,'bfcsaraent HERSIE'S cirna aenvicr uncro.i. Ltbby eocktall glaasci, cordials, tun SALES AND SERVICE EXOTIC WOODS plied, Silt a month. Can SH 74086 be- Hear raised patio, garage. Immediate CHRISTMAS GIFTS biars. Whisker {lasses. Cocktail shek- IUENTAL AND INSTRUCTION tween fl and 6. FOUR BOOM APARTMENT — Utili- YOUHO MAN — Mechanlcallr Inclined era. Punch bowl seta. Turkey roasters. ties furnished, adultf only, no pets. occupancy. Leaae required. ELWOOD to do, auto gla>as work, »nd geoers BIG DISCOUNTS Baiters, oven thermometers. Skewers. Open Dally Till > — Saturday Till 5 Jo Have you seen Red Bank Lumber'! NEWLY PEOORATED—2t> room fur- «0 monthly, phone SH 7-1740 between A. ARMSTRONG, AOBNCV Realtor, gtulnt. Cood tfteady all year round Wood well aad tree carving boarda. COOKMAN AVE. AND VAIN ST. full view displays ot exotic pre-Unlshed nished apartment, utilities Included. IDS Prospect Ave., Uttle Silver. SH 1- Electric appliance!. Hointwarta, Dli 1'iS* plywoods? We have the largest Across from Fort Honmojith, Hospital 8 a.m. and 8 p.m. (SO0. job. Applr Atlantic aiasa 21 Uaple nerw«r«. Cutlery. Glftaswart. Pottci Carving knives. Expresio coffee pots. PB S-»300 Avenue, Red Buk. "NlkNk". SH 1-7008. Coffee makers. Nut crackers. Jello showing ol pre-(lni Broad, Rid Bao Into a thine; of beauty. In birch, wal* winter rates. LEONARDO MOTEL Hwy tached garage, full cellar, wall oven, FREE DELIVER?. nut, tupelo, cherry, pecan, oak • or36. Leonardo. S91-31SC. COMMERCIAL RENTALS dishwasher, frlgldalre. £240 per month. COWARDS aMPLOTIUNT AOINCT TRADS IN your old mm nor* wiu SHOP BY PHONE lust come In and browse among a Occupancy Immediate. QILL AGENCY EiecuUve-SaHs-oaice-Domrstlo PROWN'S ,.;,: sundrcd tine woods. Mssonlte Royal KEAN8BUR,Q — Three-room apartment 1U Hwy. M, Mlddlstowti. 03 1-3M0. Stnreefty aad abUity wuh ntan etnfe* Free cjulckidallr'deUrerr.in Red Bank Coat and Bruce ore-finished floors a!- furnished or unfurnished, newly deco- TWO-ROOM OFFICE —' First floor, «0 Brtad SJ. IBI-Vtn Rear ' "ZJSr£2Ham IAU aTunutnrei' Sfl5". , * 31 Broad St. 'BH -1.7M0 -ieil Banl area. Outlying djltrlcta - Wednesdays ao on display. Why* select from small rated, all utilities supplied. Half block front on Maple Ave., Bed Bank. For FURNISHED DWILUNff — Three CRTS miUreii llVe mw, »J0; rtmsv arftl Satuidays. Placount p r 1 o.ej. from New YorX .bin. 7B-W»4. further information call BH 1-7330. bedrooms, fireplace, dlninj; room, hot ACTJVB JUCAL EBTATX PERSOK — Ulddiauwn. »H I-»UL ev«sln»f OWN-a, 11. Broad SL. SH 1-T50O. wood iwatcnes when you can look st water on, no peta, lease, gua month. till » » a, ~ able bathlhette, 14.SS; chDd's tails'axid our full scale displays. Specialists in TWO ROOMS - Second floor, furnished STORE FOR RUST - On White ft. Olfpdnj you a 100 square mile multiple ehllri, »4 8411871. wail paneling. and wood floorings. Unfaralsned dwellbtf, three bed room». listing area, to become s realtor, 10 REVERE TAPE RECORDER — ftO. CHIPPENDALE SOPA. S25i one pair or unfurnished. Bed-living room and Red But. Call dining room, baaement. Hot ~ air oil, mnv* a future m real estate. Insurance. Smsll Premier Vacuum cleaner I HAMILTON SUPER GAS DRYER - of adjustable eteel bench legs. S3; kitchen. Business woman or couple. garage, no peta, leaae. XU5 month. PAl'L P. BOVA. INC Hwy. It, Middle. Three1 months old. with complete In- brass cnandeller, IS; Lionel traim, RED BANK LUMBER SH 7-4053. sa MIM DENNIS K. BYRNE, t W. River Rd., Excellent condition. SH 7-5112. plua equipment, les* transformer, SIS; OFFICES FOK MWT - Center OI to- OS 12544 stallation vent. SH 7 4858. » Wall BL SH 1-U0OTWO-ROOM furnished apartment, all town. Heat furnished. Call Rumson. M2-11W, EHEBJ9OH tBn»speed tthle iireplaice screen, and irons, tools, utilities. BAJ1B Ualr phoiMfraph. Manofaor caw. goo PZRSIAN UtUB COAT — Size 44. wrought iron, OS; OJC electric Mngt, 100' SNOW FENCE — IS metal poles, HOUSE FQB RENT — Sea Bright, »i, «lirip<1 Pars/ Eicellent eonlHton. ValuHfW, ten tor /.-; SH 7-JM2 five r o o m a, completely redecorated. 1101 2» West Park Ave.. Belford. (10; 8H 7-OKJ. used three months, cost over 180. Best iio - - * WILD JbWICH.MIHKiCMt 1 length. oJfer. Can deliver. Double size ortho LONO BRANCH — rurtiuhed apart- 183.00 per month. Call SH 11141. AOB CCMPU'lfaaEiel T AOENCX UASSAOB squtFimn — r« . faW, Write ;'AW)ii»Bo*.,Iit. pedle mattress, excellent: condition, co ments. Four rooms and bath. Heal k,»«ry order t SDpIIOMt our ipedallr. or sala. Frae dettrsry. toUTB JSRSE' . ..,-. .Red Bant J8O. best offer. SH 7 4134. and water supplied. CA i-1551 12 nun Mi KM Baal IH I44M CHRISTMXS' WANTED TO RENT HUROICAU SB l-Mlt, TELEVISION BCA — Perfect sondi SACRIFICE — Lady's !(.carat perfei THRIE ROOMS UNFURNISHED — •,000 SO. FT FACTORY SPACE for BIG DISCOUNTS ' diamond solitare In a, 14 fat. gold mount mile norm of Red Bank, Recently re- rent. Red Bank. Call tlon. No reasonable offer refuted. Other decorated. Call SH 14311, 5:30 - ». SH 7-1100 (JETTING MOKE AND MOKE PROS- AUTOS * TRUCKS AUTOS k TRUCKS Electric appliances. Hotuewaret. Din- miscellaneous Items. LI 2-2123. Ing. Owner needa cash immediately PECTS — For three-bedroom rental tenrare. Cutlery. Ol**nr*re. Pottery. S72-1S08. FURNISHED — Three rooms with MODERN BUILDING — 6.009 squire homes. List any rental for fast action. 'Nlk-Vtki".. IH 1-70M. -, FUR COAT — Brown amgger, mink view, Atlantic Highlands. Near town. feel Large warehouse and storage UATTBEW J. OILL AOXNOT, Til Rl. dyed muskreU alia 1<-U.-Rtaaona,ble. TOYLAND gs». Utilities. 2S1-HS4. area, loading.and.r'stfl'l t 15. Mlddletown. 08 1-3200. . SH 1-572L. leaie available. SH "Aslinbow" TV & Hardware targe selection at low prlcet. Stocklni* THREE ROOMS UNFURNISHED _ WE BAVB an overflow ot bona fide licroM Acme tot) Broad; Red Bank MAPL.B SCHOOL DESKS WITH nileri. Open every nl(ht until 9. Fret; Third floor. .Tight housekeeping, good TWOftt)OM OFFICST "— First floor, prospects looking for two to four bed- CHAIRS — SJ per set. COPPER KET- delivery. location, private entrance. One quiet front on Maple Ave., Red Bank. For rooms. Call us for fast action to have WILKEN50N ItAZOft BLADES jc'l]d TLE ANTISUE3. J5I Monmouln Rd., settled business woman. |&9. SH 1 further Information call SH L733S. your home rented. THE BERO AGEN- tnrotjgh hirdware stores only. We have Oakbunt. 0761. CY, RL 33, uiddieiown. OS Mono. thes* much publicized lonc-lastln| PROWN'S STORE WITH THREE ROOM APART- MERRY bldM 5 [or 79c, Limit three pscksfta. BUILT RITE CARRIAGE, S30: Edison JJ Broad St. SH 1-7500 Red Ban] TWO APARTMENTS — Furnished. In KENT — Excellent corner, good for (More Cuusitied Ada OFRIBO HARDWARE CO, 117 maple crib, S28; double stroller; S10. quire at 70 Main St., any retell nuilnsai. TI7-M2I or 717- Pint Av«., Atlantic Hijtilandi 542-2308. Oceanport 1531. On The Next Page) MERCHANDISE WANTED DRUMS — Lurfwfr, like Dew, tilae ANTIQUES with ipsiklt trtra. Bicr|[lc« J125. SH 7-3629, * Cul glass, oil paintings, glassware, PIANOS WANTED—HIGHEST PRICES china, old dolls, copper and brats PAID. CAU. IL TENZER. SOS MAIN AWNINGS ware, lamps old CDlns, bric-a-brac, jr.. LAiCEWouu. ro 3-zm. CHRISTMAS! etc Open 'til 10 P.m. Hendrlckson's WANTED ALUMINUM OR FIBERGLASS Variety Gift . Shop. Hwy. 3», West USED ORIENTAL BUGS It always gfvoi tit greaf pUaiure at thit time of Door hoods, patios etc Protection Keansburg. CHINESE AND PERSIAN agalnit BUD. rain, sleet, snov. ' Free FRIEDMAN OALUBRIES t. LARGE HOT WATER TANK — Coal year io with you, all our hitndi and patrons, a animates. Call today. No obligations. and gss ttovt, five tons nuE coal, PR 4-3143 Evenblga CA 5-74S3 very Merry Christmas and a most bountiful New FROWN'S Reasonable. CaU Ml-0509. OLD ELECTRIC TRAINS — Lionel ANTIQUES — Colton rocker H5; pine Ives, American Flyer, made prior to Year . . .we look forward to seeing you this com- 31 Broad St. in' 1-7M0" tted Bank toy box S5; coflee table S2. China, IMO. Phone 8K 1-1M9 after 5- ing year.; HI PI SPEAKERS - Enclosures, rec- etc, 117 Main- 8t,' Port Monmouth. ROTOCTLLER OR USED GRAVELS ord changers, amplifiers, tuners, rsdlos tractor, call after 6 p.m. and «Ieetronle Items at discount prices. PR S-7283 Visit DISCOUNT ELECTRONICS, " Birch Ave., Little Silver. WANTED — Smsll. bass drum (dance Hand type). Call Joe, SH 1-8129 bt MOVING SOUTH — Three piece wal- :reens in z> ID. l>ajes. wnoiesaie. re- FROM US ALL nut bedroom set. Very reasonable. ail. Bernadotte Farm. Tlnton Falla, tween S-T p.m. 2S1-1118 REFRIGERATOR, freezer top, telev ACCORDION — Italian mult. 120 bass. slon tube tester, binoculara 20 i: 50, Gifts for the Family Gifti for the Home . Holiday Tips LIONEL TRAIN BET — Two eoglnea, Like new, caie included. JUS. 12 g&uge sliotgun, 22 rifle, 8 shot, gal Sales Staff Levine-Webb Motor Corp. nine cars, much track, largest trans- 787-4M1 and electric portable heaters, glrl'i former, switches, bridge, tunnel, etc. bicycle. 78T-S474. SSO or belt olfer belora December 22. SAVE YOUR ENERGY 1000 FIAT — Four-door •tatlon wijon. BH 1-3291. CHRISTMAS GIFTS OLD FURNITURE — Antiques, chine, UNPAINTED FURNITURE White, nd!o, beater new. tires. One —SERVICE DEPARTMENT- glassware, art objects and bric-a-brac. BIG DISCOUNTS You'J] Meed It »% OFP owner, excellent condition, $695. Lflvlae- ALTENBURG PIANO HOUSE Immediate csah for anything nnd every- Toy and flit buying Is easy at Webb Motor Corporation. U-S102O. Electric, ahavert. Hair dryen. TraniiB* thing. Ruscll'a, 25 East Front St., PROWN'S. Carefully selected, low CHRISTMAS SPECIALS Rent A Piano $12 per Month tor radlof. Clock-radio*. AM, FH ra- SH i-1603. . , priced, genslble m*rchand!a<. f* KLARIN'S %i Hour lervlct on Hallmark, Nor- KNABB UASON-HAMUN SOHUER dios. Electric clocks. Vacuum.cleaners. ANTIQUES - Painting*. N. J.Atlas' to select. JUBI park In' Boro Parkii. 26 Uonmcuth Bt. SH 7-3838 Red Banl cross, Ruitcraft 'Chrfalmaj box cardi CtBUB-NCLBOM EVX|RgJTT STKrK Floor pollihen. Waffle grllli. Special; Eatatee purchased and appraised. BH 3pace in back ot stare. Qitts, >iecort> '1th, name inprlnted. Cooktnan Am a Mais ft., Aaiiury Pk. tioni, tor*, house ware flfls ct low ON FOREIGN USED CARS! 10-cup cotle* maker l&.ft, only J19.W. 7-2003. The Hudson Shop Ins.. 011 CORNER CUPBOARD ANTIQUES, SHELDON CARD SHOP Open daUI till » Sal. UU 5:10 11 l>road 8L. Shrewsbury. prices. It'i easy to itiop at copper, brans and unusual decorative PB s-ram 'Rainbow TV & Hardware items. 793 River Rd., Fair Haven. <9 Broad SL SH 1-42B2 Red Bank DINETTE OR KITCHEN set. Light across Acme' lot) Broad. Red Bank PROWN'S PETS & LIVESTOCK U»9 MBTROPOIJITAN — Convertible. .SPECIAL. . SPECIAL— wood. Wood grain formica top. 30x42, FURNITURE AND RUGS Open Every Night Until 9 DISTINCTIVE Selection of Authtntl Red and white, radio and heater. Twin 12" leaf. Call MM22H alter I p.m. Call mornings 32 Broad Bt. Red Bank 811 1-T5O0 Colonial furniture. BUTTON k CO Boro Rambler. Red Bank. SH 7*0040. 60 M.G.A. $1295 DISCOUNT ELECTRONICS — For a BH T-3920 BIRO DOG PtfPS — Registered Enj Hwy M, Ulddletowo. OS 1-M13. 58 FIAT $295 Christmas variety of Citzen Band Bets, Ilsh pointers, top field blood. CA »- SAILFISH • SUNFISH Roaditer. red with biiek CHILD'S CRIB AND MATTRESS — 1599. OPPORTUNITY SHOP "SOO" Convertible EIMI- ntentiBf, HI FJ. teMt equipment and Braao fireplace rail- Ideal for beginning sailors leather Interior. RAH. lent Running Condition. lectrpnlc supplies. Visit your Electronic* AKC TOY . AND MINIATURE BOAT SKI * SCOOTER CENTER W/W wire wheeii, ihow- LI. Blue Blk. Top BO North Pole at Discount Electronics, 50 CA 2-4U3. POODLES — See these before buying. T3 White Bt. Ited Bank SH 1-111 ANTIQUES room condition. Birch Ave., iAltie Silver. TV ADMIRAL Jl" uble model, very Adorable, puppies, guaranteed he<n U.S. and foreign stamps, cut JIMI, good.condition, S35. Call after a, SH 1 and duality. Stud service. CA 3-1191. RED BANK BOOK STORE vases, pine, cherry and mahogany fur- TRAIN TABUB KIT 2175. Gifts for Mom niture reflnishecl or rough. Lota of Size 4'i8', JI0.S5. Sea It on display POODLE PUPPIES — AKC registered 0 Linden Place SH 7-141! amall Items for Christmas, dolls, (not just a ooajd buc an entire table). RIDQID PIPS! CUTTER — Craftsman black miniatures, reasonably priced, Order now SH 1-S500. Red Bank l.ura. Hooks and Cards For All 'ewe.ry diver, copper and brasj, THE -SPECIAL.^ ! pipe threader, solid 2-dle set. Motor, *!all OS 1-033B after 6 p.m. Ssturda UATTH&W8, IIS Broadway, Key port ber. » Wall St., Ke4 Bank. •i h.p.. wash tubs, SH 7-2618. ind Sunday. I CIRCLE CHEVROLET CO. 125 Maple Ave. Red Uank, N, J, SINGER SEWING CENTER CO Mill 61 Spider ..$1695 EH 1-3130 Open Evenings i960 TJt-3 — Ited. equipped. |13W Red TOR HER PERFECT 01FT Hank Auto Import*-, Red Bank. BH I- Sports Roadster White FAM1LI ECONOMY CAR— 1M3 RE 6« Broad St., Red Bank SH 7-3S06 with Black Top RAH. NAUL.T Dauphlne, Squlppeil, 45 M.P.O. 58fi3 One owner, ahowroom Delivered In Red Bank tor 11495. Re< condition. (1IVE HER AN KLECTROLUX FOR Ml CORVKTTI1 — Radio, heater, low Bsnk Auto Imports, Red Bank BH 1 rilRISTMAB — ITi month (Model It). mileage. Beat helti, two-topi. Four SB8» • '•II IH 1-20TO for full Informatlo speed box llmlled «Up dltferentla), CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY fuel Injection, Contlmntml Gftri, Iae, without obligation. All repairs an GIVE A TYPEWRITER larts attended to promptly on youi lied Dank. 811 7-4500. .SPECIAL. .SPECIAL. A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR MANY NEEDSl For Christmas. "Buy them where they Electrolus; oy the only outlet In Afon- service them." SERPIOO'8, 101 Mon-mouth or Ocean Countlea. mouth St., Red Bank. SH 7-0183. NUNZIES I 5?HEALEr J1495 40 FIAT $695 ELECTROLUX CORP. I R * II. Jump seats. Vogue Beatify Salon 4*iir. station wigon, YANKO'S Uttli Sliver Shopping Center I White with Red nlterlor. while with light green Adding Machine* —Typewriters Cesspool Oeanbii Painting and Decoratlog Personalized contour hair shaping. roof. RAH. NBW. W/W Broid 01. Red Bsnk, N. J. If H>»l!e 91. »H 7-M18 Red Bank I Wire Wheels. ALDIria MACHINES — Typewriters SXPTIC TANKS, dry wells serflctd. TOM 8LATE - Painting and Decor- Men's, women's, children's wear. tires, wonderful' ihape. sold, rented, repaired. Serplco'a 101 Tiling! lor the home. MqnmauUi St, Red Bank. BH 7-04B6. Leechini; field ndded. flackhoa work. ating. General Contractrng. fully In- C. If. Wilson. SH MUM. sured. Twenty years experience. Fret •CEBOATS — New and u«t(l. All nisei Gifh in "Good T«it«" estimates. BH 1-9491 after 6 p.m. trom 1225 to |8M. BOAT, BKI SCOOT. A lolly good way to remember frlenda Antiques Wanted Bit CBNTER, 73 White St.. Red Bunk. and relatlvea tliln Chrlitmls is with .—.SPECIAL. .SPECIAL-^ Fuel OH - Heating PAINTINO AND HAPErt 1IANQINQ-- Hillil Holiday Food ft gift from our large selection or do- Old Dolls, guna. Jewelry, cut glass, For a good clean Jotfl reasonable. mestic «n. Sll 1-1708 afler » p,m. Gift* for Dad PIPINO noon ditions, hssnment and altln room., I.. II, Iltl.L ,- Palmer, Contractor. Vacuum Cleaner Repair for poopli wllh distinctive tastes in (Formerly Buffia Motor Co.) „' llictsos. garage, repairs «na alt«r- W> Job, too larga or tw> jflial). Call ' anil rtrlnlt. atlons, Herbert Blgesiauch. BH 1-0M1. BUOOTflOLUK ~ K. itlv.r Jld. I42-MI3 Humson Gifti for Boys & Girh aatta. Servloii Sapvllea Hwy. 35 LI 2-1020 Eatontdwn A. t. P1C0NB — Cersnlo tils con- 0 • RL B. JONIS - Painting and dec •0) Prospect Are, Ditto Bllvsr. for SHIP TO MORI RADIOS - Chtlst- irslcfor for quality, prlos, and prompt, orttlng, Osnersl contracting, mily prompt Iwmo servlee or free checkup Maa specials, new and lusd, 10 to H THE RUMSON HOTEL service. Fees estimate. CaU fel-JlIO Inaured. Prea gisttmatea, 43 MonrtM on your Aieotrolut, oall FR tvosai or itt models. UTTLB •ILVBrt MIKE'S — OnrasHa ofSftJTTT Are, ghrewabury, f». 1. T4MM1. SH 1-J071 BAM MARINO, Marine Radio ruoeptloni, Alaniri, ptrtl«i, caUrloi. lallroad Btstlon. Utlls ailvar. Toja Look for th» Sign of the Fiat Atlantlo Wghmiiis m Call John Wllnon, own-r UIMOCt. lanr tuniKpa. IH l-MM. 24—Friday, D«. 21, 1962 ItgD BANK BEGISTER HOMES PS3 SALE HOMES FOB SALE HOMES FOR SALE HOMES FOR SALE

HOMES FOR SALE HOMESFOSSAUe UTTLE SILVER OFFERINGS " „ nonce , Ton V» '•***• <4 «wAt Chromic j. LESTER RISBY ASSOCIATES, Drive by and check these Exclusive Ustingi.- l r: v t »UI Ml! al nubile MERiRY CHRISTMAS UK. »t ib Xu.. at tW« St. cui ""' \ /; INC. '•"•- ' • 656 Branch Ave. — Widow must self well-built, older home con- Besoh, Mtdison Township. Nt Sick Home 6ra«tings of th» Staion to all taining living room, dining room, large kitchen, three bedrooms (opposite oarber Plumbing - and bath. Full basement; automatic gas heat, lot 59x250. Very ilP ttw right, title anil Interest „ from the staff of ' duel Robert .Uoderwoiid, Bankrupt, LONG BRANCH-A new pro- convenient to Little Silver Railroad Station, shopping and on bus etui to « esrtsJo. CaMo bruiser up gram it rthablliUtion l« being extend to our many friends Uu ••Naugotj Two," being » fe»t line. Asking 112,900...... , lengtn and living s 500 hi offered daily at the Home for WALKER & WALKER Kermsth engine, mahogany our best wishes for • Out-of-town Army owner' must sacrifice—33 Willow Dr.—corner Chronic Sick, 81 Washington St., REALTORS of Brook Ave. Built approximately 1932. Living .room with real Dr. Joseph Fox, adrainlitrator, has announced, , , Shrewsbury Office 661 Broad Street A MERRY CHRISTMAS wood-burning fireplace, dining room, breakfast nook, kitchen with ffl electric range, lavatory and heated den bit first floor. Second floor The program eooiiiMs of ipecisl SH 1-5212 D.C. *. t*.M —three bedrooms and tiled bath. Urge corner lot, 100x200, Beau- exercises and pawive massage, Middletown Office Highway 35 and tiful trees and shrubs. Automatic oil heat, genuine plaster walls and i> teuig offered to til pa- (1,000 feet south of Lily-Tulip Co.) throughout house, two-car garage. Asking $18,500. Act fast! MONMOL'TH COUNTY tients who need tile type of ther- 671-3311 ftlltWOOATEg COURT A HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS 1963 • 309 Branch Ave. — older, two-story containing center hall, liv- Notice le Crc4tton to Pr*i#at apy and are physically able to ing room, dining room, den, modern kitchen,with electric range on Claims Agsrfsst Estate take it, he said. ~ BSTATiC OK MARGARET R. HUMP. J. Lester Rigby Edward A. Hanlon first floor. Three bedrooms and bath on second floor. Detached EO&AABD. The program Is under the guid- carriage house. Well-landscaped grounds. Ideal professional loca- Pursuant to the order of EDWARD ance of Dr. Joel Feldman, Red tion. Sacrifice price, $17,500. . ; C. BROEaE, Surroists of trie Conn- WE KNOW Holmes G.' Paullin Helen E. Long t, o( Monmouth, tRu day made, on Bank, chief corwultant for th» S«\ awllcatton ol ma undeulintd. All these properties offer immediate occupancy and can be wen Sarajp' Kemp, it., Junrivlnl Bieou- home, and Mrs. Deilj Howerton, that Mama, Papa, Grandma, Grandpa, sister Teddy and Doris S. Bsrtel Elizabeth A. Hammond tsTobm «tat> of tit eald SlerjarH supervisor (rf ajines. brother Jack are swept up in the excitement of preparing anytime—day or night. Call our office for prompt, courteous R. Kemp, deceased, notice la hereby service. ( .. '"','' tlven to the creditors ol said deceased Dr. Feldman said, "Thli kind for the joyous holiday for the young of all ages— tb present to the aald Survlvini Ex- ecutor their clalmi under oath within of treatment li another phase at and so are we! But we must take a moment to send our ali months (rom this date. an attempt for rehabilitation In best wishes and Season's Greetings to all our friends, HOMES FOR SALE HOMES FOR SALE SAMUEL TEICHER AGENCY Dated: December «th, iW. CLARK P. KEMP, JR. conjunction with water therapy, neighbors and fellow realtors in the Red Bank area. SI Naveilnk Avemu; diathermy, electric bicycle and AN INDEPENDENT LISTING BROKER Rumson, New Jersey Mary E. Plitnik C. Whitman Boynton Survivtni Executor occupational therapy mat baa BERG Daniel I. Weliand, ssq. Robert H. Logan Leonard V. Kachel Specialists since 1948 in: Real Estate beer) in operation for a long 77 Broad St.. . 1 Elizabeth P. Gleason Alice Perry. Realtor Property Management—Mortgages Red Bank, New Jersey time ." , •' ' ; John H. Bowers Philip J. Bowers Attorney A HOME Dec It, 2t M, Jan. t WI.SO Walter S. Overton NO DOWN PAYMENT Over 2 Million Dollars Residential IN BOOT TRAINING' FOR EVERY BUDGET VETS-APPROXIMATELY Properties sold 1962 NOTICE GREAT LAKES, III. - Dennis PHILIP J. BOWERS & CO. $78. MONTH MONMOUTH COUNTY M. Tucker, ton of Mr. and Mrs. 287 OCEANPORT AVE., > • OCEANPORT SURROGATE'S COUET Real Estate Since 1894 The answer to "What can I buy [or Netitt SK-CrMUtan <• rnsest Ronald W. Tucker of ]5 Stephen- to White St. Red Bank Christmas?" li right here! Solve your 542-3500 Claims Aiatail Estate vlUe Blvd., Middrttown, sad Ell- From $12,000 to $90,000 housing problem* with this three-bed- EBTATE OF PAUL CARROLL WIN- room nome. waiting for you on a M OERT, DECEASED. wood M. Gelenius, son of Mr. acre lot and equipped with hot water Pursuant to We order ot EDWARD heat, partial basement, aluminum C. BROEoB, Surrogate ot the county and Mrs. Harry Gelenius of, 284 HOMES FOR SALE HOMES FOR SALE storm sash and many extras. Drive of Honnioutti, thle day made, on tbe Oceanport Ave., Oceanport, have over and see his great. buy now. application or the undersigned, Mary FURNISHED ROOMS HOMES FOR SALE COMPLETE LISTINGS OF Noel Wlngert, sole Executrix or the begun boot training at the Naval RIVERFRONT - Stately red estate ol the said Paul Carroll Win- FURNISHED BOOM — Private Dome, FARMS - HOME8 - ESTATES VA APPRAISED $10,50p. gert, deceased, notice Is hereby glv- Training Center here. convenient location on bus line, Pleas- brick colonial covered with ivy. SNYDER REALTORS ti to the creditors or laid deceased to AND DEVELOPMENT PROPERTIES After nine weeks here, the two ant surroundings. SH 1-0087. GILL Five spacious bedrooms, 2% Established 1873 present to the aald Bole Bxeeutrlx THE BERG AGENCY baths, double living room, sepa- their .claims under oath within elx recruits will be reassigned on (he FURNISHED ROOM newly decorated, Realtor THROUGHOUT Member Multiple Listing mootiie from toll dats. private entrance and sitting room. Monmouth County Office rate entertaining dining room, Dated: December 7th, IBM basis of tests and interviews be- MONMOUTH COUNTY Kitchen prlvllegei. Inquire at 43 Peter'i large kitchen with butler's pan- , VARY NOXL W1NQSRT, ing taken now. Place. Red Bank. DON'T BE A MILLIONAIRE. . . "Personalized Service" HANDY ANDY — I need decorat- ' IS Berstde Drive, try, maid's room, open sun bath- EUNQljK ROOMB — Clean and com' JUST LIVE LIKE ONE OSborne 1-1000 ing, my spacious kitchen needs i Atlantic Highlands, H. J. fortable. Reasonable rates. Gentlemen ing deck overlooking river, sum- modernizing. Otherwise this four Sole KMcufrlx LEGAL. NOTICE-—— preferred. 92 Wallace St. SH 1-5392. MODERN AND MARVELOUS - Mid- APPLE&ROOK AGENCY. Route #35 Middletown, N. J. mer screened porch facing river, Henry Ooldhor, BK., dletown Village area. Spacious spilt bedroom house with two baths, 10*) Broad Street. < level on U acre,. offering full base- INC. Daily 9-9 Saturday-Sunday 10-7 nil basement, attached garage. living and dining room, base- Kewark, n.. J., HOIIOK REAL ESTATE FOR SALE ment, four large bedrooms, recreation Natural trees on private lane. Attorney. room, 214 baths. Entry hall. Immense ment, large lot with shade treet, Dec. H. Jl, », Ian. « W7.S0 MOSMOUTH comtn living room, dining room spacious, 930 Hwy. 39 Mlddletowi Southern bound owner asking could be your dream home. Ask- SV>BO04TE'a COOT HOUSES FOR SALE WS«M U Cnaltm (• Pnssat modern, up-to-date kitchen with ex- OS 1-2300 $47,500. ing $16,000. traa galore. One-car garage. Owner RAY VAN HORN NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT transferred. Sacrifice. IMMEDIATE The Agency with rriany Realtors OF ACCOUNT FAIR HAVEN — Choice residen- OCCUPANCY. CALL US NOW. LINCROFT - St. Leo's Parish OS 1-2590 ESTATE Or NELL LAKQAN BAK- Pursuant to Its order of HOWARD ER. DECEASED tial area. Frame ranch, three ASKING 129,600 exclusive listings. Area — Six-room ranch on wide, 5 CORNERS MIDDLETOWN C. BROEOB, Burrojats or ths Cotulr Over A Quarter Century Notice 1* hereby girtn QM ib* ac- of Htmmmah, MM day mad*, on !t>» bedrooms, sizeable living room deep lot. Three good sized bed- counts of the subscriber, Executrix of appllcaUm or at uoderslsned, Hilen Member Multiple Listing the estate of said Deceased will ba with large colonial (window and rooms, family size living room, Touns aswjrtr, Bols Kjecutrla of lh« MATTHEW J. GILL audtled and stated by the Burrogats ssuta ot Uis sail William T. Bawytr. fireplace, dining room, modern LOTS AND ACREAGE of tb» County of Monmouth and re- WE WISH YOU separate dining room, deluxe aecsascd notlci li htrsbr slvsn to kitchen, full basement, laundry AGENCY ported for settlement to The Mooti- o creditors ol sail dtcaued to prs- birch cabinet kitchen with dish mouth County Court* Probate plvulon. facilities, hot air gas, attached G'HOICJC SELECTION ot two-UKhret srat t. Uis said Sole Cstoutrli titlr 'Tha Broker Who Knows Middletown" A MERRY CHRISTMAS on Friday, the Eleventh day or Jan-claims uodvr oatb wltltla sU montlu washer. Full basement. Out of acia wooded plots. Oak, beech and uary A. D., 19C3, at 6:30 o'clock a.m., garage, formal plot. $24,000. 714 Hwy. 35 Middletown MERRY CHRISTMAS dogwood, tome with view and brook, (rom this date. and state owner asking $16,000. ntixtnt him ahd rolling,/died reatrlc- at the County Court House, Monmneni Dated: December 4th, IM1 TO ALL and Court Streets, Freehold, Mew Jtr- OS 1-3200 • and IIOQ to protect purcbtssr. »,B00 and HELEN YOUNO SAWYIR A HAPPY NEW YEAR up. "Holmwood.- Atlantic Townihip. sey, at which time Application will be T4 Bllverton Avenue, A MERRY CHRISTMAS LITTLE SILVER — Spacious made for the allowance of Commis- Uttle 811«r. K. /. A HAPPY NEW YEAR brick and frame colonial ranch sions and Counsel fees. Daniel B. Wclrsnd. CM. 804 River Rd. Fair Haven Dated November 23rd, A.D. 1&42. Close to transportation and shop- MIONON LANQAN SAUNDERS, 77 Broad Btrett. DENNIS K. BYRNE SHadyside 7-4100 5 Outer fltreet, Red Bank, N. J. REAL ESTATE ELLEN S. ping center. Eight lovely rooms REAL ESTATE WANTED Farmlngdale. N. J. Attorner. REALTOR - INSUROR Executrix. Dee. 7. li, &, M SM.7I ASSOCIATES HAZELTON with four large bedrooms, LIST TOUR HOME wta • member at baths. Separate dining room, th< Rid Bank Area Multlpl. Listing Louis £. Malnard), Esq., I West River Rd. Rumson REALTORS RErVLTOR Ssrvlce. Ha win circulate a photograph Counsellor at Law, MONMOUTH COUNTY GILL deluxe kitchen with formica 23 Hamilton Street, gURsU>G»TE-8 COUBT Katherine H. Dionisi and complete description of your borne Pmterson, (1), N. J. Phone 842-1150 127 Oakland St. Red Bank Realtor counters and built-in range, den, to 37 member offices, ofltl yyouu his Natalie Heermans Qualifielified opinioopini n as to (si(i r market NOV. 10, Dtc 7. 14, 31 *».eo SHadyside 7-3445 Ellen S. Hazeltoh bay window type living room. valus; Hold an open house tor saletv MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTING A men to Inspect the property; and give All on one-half acre with nice rour home preferred advertising. Tiers _Pursusnt lo Uie ordir »f BDWAKD OUR SINCEREST good wishes 13 West River Road Rumson VERY MERRY CHRISTMAS somcr trees. Absentee owner asking s no extra cost involved. Every mem. MONMODTH COUMTS C. BROIO.B. SurnpUs ot ths County THE JOHN L. MINUGH (or this Holiday Season and a ber u a Realtor. Sou can put rour M Monmoulh, this dM mitt, on lbs TO ONE AND ALL $24,800. SlIBBOU.ntH COURT sppllcstlon ol the undersigned, Rlts 1. Prosperous New Year to all our confidence In a Realtor. Consult page Netlce to Creditors U PrtKel AGENCY MERRY CHRISTMAS 153 c: the Yellow Psgei in TOUT tele- Ulalme Anleet KsUte Hurrsir, Admlnlstritrls ol Uw titslt clients and friends. phone directory. ESTATE Of BXLEH 1 JJOCKAJTIB, M the isjd njdisiril Ps-trlrJi Murrsr. wiihes you and yours a MATTHEW J. GILL ELWOOD A. ARMSTRONG decessed. notice Is hereby riv.n to m. to all, and best wishes 7OUK HOME WANTED - Why tut DECEASED. creditors ol sslo deecueil to prsunt with us* We advertise extensively ,B Pursuant to the order Of EDWARD C. to Uu ssld Admlnlstrstrlt thslr cHlnls Most Merry Christmai. The Glaiebrook Agency for a Happy, AGENCY AGENCY BROEOK, Surrogate or the County ol the newapapere. radio and publlw , Monmouth. tnle day made, oa the ap-under osth wliiln sU monttis (rom mis 'The Broker Who Knows MIddlelow ben of the TWR. a national real estate PEACEFUL NEW YEAR plication of the undersigned, rtobert s(> Rumson, N. J. Realtors referral uorvfee. We are "Homo Ir»o •"urkanln, Administrator with Will An- Piled: December Mth, MM ] HAVE A GAY 714 Hwy. 35 Middletow era" - two offices. 11 hill time talea RITA 1. MURRAY. And its associates wishes you nexed ol the estate ol tile aald Helen 555 Prospect Ave. Uttle Silver people. Call WALKER * WALKEH, I. Ifockaltla, deceased, notice la here- 140 Esrslde Drlvs, HOLIDAY! peace, joy and happiness for OS 1-3200 Realtora. Members Red Bank Area by given to tbe creditors ot said de- Atlutle HUhlsods, N, j. A. FRED MAFFEO, Multiple Listing Service, Shrewsbury. AdmlnUtntrU Christmas and the New Year. SH 1-4500 ceased to present to the said Adminis- We hope your home is filled with eaUioi for home seekers. We art mem-trator with Will Annexed their claims Messrs. Rojirts, Kllsbury * Crtoo, laughter and joy at Christmas. Realtor BH 1-J212 ana Middletown. OS 1-HW.under oath within six mo&thi {rom 15 First Avenue. BUY NOW, BE READY FOR SPRING. MERRY CHRISTMAS Member Red Bank this date. AtlSDtlc HI|bUads. N. ].. J8500. EAST KEANSBURG, Two-bed William. L. Burling BELLING- - CONPUSEDr Dated: November MtS, 1M3. Attorn«j,s. F. A. Gehlhaus room bungalow. May it be a wonderfully Happy Holld Multiple Listing Service No tie upi. courteous service, experi- Henry F. Clark, HI (or you 1 ROBERT II. yURKANIN D*C n, a, jsn. 4. n pt.u . Real Estate J15.8O0. MAT A WAN, two-bedroom enced ind competent sales start Htvs 1U Old Dyke Road, ranch, brcssemy, garage, lull base Ethel H. Lansdowne ••• "THE HOUSING CENTER FOR cllftits anxious to buy properly priced . Trumbull. Connecticut , MOSHODTH COUMT ' = • Hwy. 36 Leonardo ment. Mired neighborhood. FINLAY ! homes la Red Bask. Ramson. Shraw$- Administrator with will annexed Jie.MO/' MIDDLETOWN, Uuee-nedroom , , Sally Anne Pistell '• THE RED BANK AREA.'' out,. UUIK, SUver ' anu -urroucdtni lleurs*i' Toaer, Crowley. SCKBOOATTS COVRT (2000 DOWN, 1124 month tncludea taxes custom ranch, fireplace, full basement; REAL ESTATE AGENCY areas. Wolpej * Vjnderbllt Nstlct T, creaWon Us rrcsesjl and insurance for mis four-bedroom on *i acre. LITTLE SILVER — Exceptional value ADAU8 AGENCY 110 Broad Street, Claims AcsUul Esttsa two-bath, tidy Cape Cod. with fire- $24,000. MATAWAN, three-bedroom cus- in spick and span Dutch colon.al. 270 Bay Ave. Hlgblam 3 Howard Ave., Ntw. Shrewsbury Newark 2, New Jersey JESSIE A. OOFF. W place. Quiet street for children. Only torn ranch. Full basement, recreation Spacious 17 x 23 living room with 172-0100 SH 1-5096 BH 1-M82 Atlorneye cKASXD S15.5O0. Must be seen today! ROL8TON room, fireplace. H4 baths. V, acre. fireplace, family size dining room, 24-HOUR SKRV1CK Dec. T, H, Jl, 2» fX.X Pursuant to tne ordir o[ EDWARD WATERBURY. Realtor, 16 W. Front Call for appointment, CO 4-7010, kitchen, three bedrooms, IV; baths. RED BANK — Colonial in eicell OPEN BJBVEN DAYS n BROSOS, Burrofale of ths county 8HOHEWAY REALTY CO.. Hwy. 35, IMMEDIATE lfonmouui, this da> made, oa tlw St.. Red Bank. SH 7-3500. Full dry basement. One-car detached area. Almost new condition In an NOTICE TO l-ERSONfl DESUINO application of me undersigned, looe Holmdel, (off Union Ave.) garage. Choice location In establsheil out. Entrance hall, white living roon ABSESTXK BALLOTS RUMSON WATERFRONT — Modern area, convenient to transportation and -LEGAL.. NOTICE Van Bu.klrk and Chaovlck Uendrlek- ranch with large screened porch over- lireplace. Formal dining room. P* OCCUPANCY ir you are a qualified and registered son, Exeeuton of the titan ol the said POHT-AU-PECK — Brick and frame shopping. Anting 122,500. 1UJ83KLL M. eleti kitchen with breakfast rooi voter or the State who expects to be Jessie A. Oofl, deceased, aotlce is looking water. Three bedrooms, beamed ranch. Excellent grade and regional BORUS Realtors. 690 River Rd., Fair Paneled den 9x17. Three bedroom Gracious three-bedroom ranch. Two Gelling! throughout. Private dock, re- school, water view, excellent location, Haven. B1I 7-4332. MEMBER MULTI- absent outside the State on February Lhereby «l»«n to th» creditors ol said duced to 122 500. ROLSTON WATER- Wi baths. Basement with pliiyrooi baths, full basement with recreation t, 1963, or a quamied and registered dteceased to'prtient to tbe saw Execu- Center hall, spacious living room, (ire- PLE LISTING SERVICE. Secluded yard beautifully landscapt room, two-car garage, large living NOTICE TO PERSONS IN MILITARY voter who will be within the State on f BURY. Realtor. 16 w. Front Bt., Redplace. Dining room, carpeting, con- patio, garage. Four alr-condltlonei lois their cialnu under oath within Bank. 811 7-3300. MERRY CHRISTMAS TO ALL! ! ! — room, cheerful, modern kitchen, SCRVICK OK PATIENTS IN February 5, 1963 but because of Illness Hi months from this due. enlence kitchen. den, three he3rooma, carpeting. Extras. (26,900. LAWRENC terrific value at $19,900. VETERANS' HOSPITALH AND TO or physical disability; or because or tbeDated: December 17th, 1M2 FAIR HAVEN — Three-bedroom Colo- wo baths. Half-basement, hot water Come see thla rare farm buy; 42 J. SCHILLING. REALTOR. 16 Son: observance of a religious holiday pur- heat Patio. Attached gnrnKe. S24.9O0. fertile acres; 2200 feot road tronlage: Strest, Red Kant.. SH 74121. ME; THEIR RELATIVES AND FHIKNUH IONI VAN BbBKUlK, nial, living room with fireplace, dining two houses; one Is a white Colonial, suant to tbe tenets of your reDflon, or 345 Broad St., room, heated porch, corner lot, Con-Transferred owner. LAWRENCE 1. BER MULTIPLE U8TINO If you are la the military itrTlce o; because of resident attendance at a Red Bank, Hew Jers venient to school and shonnlng. Aak- SCHILLING, REALTOR. 16 Spring other la large tenant house; red barn; FAMILY RANCH 1 Street, Red Bank. SH 7-4121. all tor only (40,000 HAROLD L1NDE- are a patient In a veteran* hospital school, college or university, will be OUADWICK HE tnf «17,500. Call owner. 747-5994. MANN, Broker, Highway 32, (VanLITTLE SILVER — Prospect Ave. Three spacious bedrooms, 2% bathi, and desire to vote, or If you are a unable to «ast your ballot at the poll- M Brown Place Fox Hill. Living room, dining rooi rel&tlve or friend of a penon who laing place In your district on said date. Red Bank, Mew Jersey Winkle Marine Bldg.) Eatontown. LI 2-paneled den, built-in air conditions handsome living area with fireplace, HOMES FOR SALE HOMES FOR SALE 1103. a' few »teps to the lower level sunlit n the military1 IDrvice or 1B a patient and you desire to vote In tbe annual Executors kitchen, dishwasher, three bedroom playroom with glint doon to patto, n a veteran* hoipltal who, you be*school election to be held on February Alston Beekman, Jr., Isq. SHREWSBURY -Furnished four-room two baths, large paneled recreat delightfully wooded. 1 Vt yearf new, lleve, will desire to vote (• the annual 5, 1M3, kindly write or apply In per- 10 Broad street, bungalow. Close to shopping center. room. Two-car garage, large screen but a mere (31,750 [or all thfi secluded •chool election to ba held on February son to the undersigned at once request- Red Bank. Naw Jerser "OUR 44th YEAR" porch. New condition. Beautiful treci 5. 1903, kindldly write ttoo the undersigned ing that a civilian absentee ballot be Two bedrooms, full bath, living room Was aaklng 132.000. Owner transferred country living. Many extra*. Attorner and kitchen. Hot air heat, oil fired. at once maLuni] ; tppllc:atlon for a mili- forwarded to you. Such request must Dec. 21. IS, Jan. 4, 11 f Cellar, cyclone fence. Asking SU.OOO. Will sacrifice for $27,900 for Immedli tary icrvlce ballot to bs voted In *a(dstsl« your home address, and the ad- RAY STILLMAN This Is an unusual bargain, Benowitz sale. Will finance. SH 7-2962. Joseph L. election to be forwarded to you. If dress to which said ballot should be * Layton. SH 1-5600 you an fa the military tcrvtct or are sent, and must be signed with your MIDDLETOWN - Split level horn a patient In a veterani* hospital, stat- signature, and stats the reason why rionci; , REALTOR UNCRO1T — oeven acres, four bed- Six rooms and recreation room, g ing your name, ace, Krial number. you will not be able to vote at your MONMOUTH COUNTY rooms, family room,' modern kitchen. rage. IVt baths. Near schools and sno CARLONE home address and the address at which usual polling place. No civilian absen. HUKBOOATE'S COVUT I dining area, spacious living room. Ex- ping center. Mortgages arranged. 8H REALTOR you are itatloned or can be found, or tee ballot will be furnished or for Notice |« Creditor! la rresal , COLTS NECK-HOLMDEL AREA cellent farming SH 1-2811. Clums Aistsut EMmte 1275 or SH 7B3lf 75 W. Front B! Red Bank ( you desire the military service ballot warded to any applicant unless request KSTAlt, OF ANNA J. AN IDEAL COUNTRY RED ENGLISH TYPE CO- SH 1-14% 'or a relative or Irlentl then make an therefor is received not less than s OXCIASEO. HOMES FOR SALE HOMES FOR SALE Member Multiple Listing ippllcatlon under oath for a tnmtan days prior to the election, and con- LONIAL on a wooded knoll (1 1/3 acres) with easy ervice ballot to be forwarded to him tains the foregoing Information. access to Rt. 34 and Newman Springs Rd. Large rftatlng In your application that h» Is Dated: December 11, 1MJ C. BBOBOE, Burrotate ol tb«"cini"nt» over the age of 21 yeara and stating ol Monmoun,, this dsy rosde, on lie living room with bay windows, raised hearth, large MRS. BEATRICE WEBB, sppllcitlon ol lie uiMenlpud, petn SEASON'S GREETINGS his name, serial number, home addresb Secretary, and the address at which he Is sta- sS. Fleming snd Ana J. Bogers, two pi dining room, country kitchen, powder room and Board of Education or ths Eiecutors ol tbe eiute of U» ssld SAME TUNE, tioned or can be found. Rumson-Palr Haven off dining room, an unfinished room suitable for May your Christmas be sparkling and bright and its glow Forma of application can be obtained Anna 1. Fleming, deceased, notice Is office or den. Three bedrooms, many closets, tile fill your home with much happiness. rom the undersigned. Regional High School —ireby glv«n to the creditors ol said SAME WISH! Rumson, If. J, _ jceased to present to the said Ex- bath. Full, dry basement, attached garage. Cedar Date: December 21, 1962 Dec 21 19.89 MRS. BEATRICE WEBB, ecutors Uielr claims, under oath wlttala paneling downstairs, plaster lathe throughout. SAME WORDS! six months from Usis dsle. Secretary, Sated: December Sth, 1962 Priced reasonably at $35,000. Board of Education of TAX SALK NOTICE 1 May you have great happiness Rum ion-Fair Haven PETEH E. FLJEMINO OF REAL ESTATE IN THE 35 Klnfi Highway, every hour of this Christmas Regional High School TOWNSHIP O* HOLMDEL FOB Complete listings of Season. Rumson, N. J. : Mlddletowo. N. / Dec. 21 19.69 NON-PAYMENT OF TAXES ANN J. ROOERa businesses, farms, homes and estates Public Notice is hereby given that 61 Klnji Highway. the undersigned, the Collector of Tax- throughout Monmouth County Middletown, N. I. WEART-NEMETH' HOLMDEI, TOWNSHIP es of the Township of Holmdel, County Executors. of Monmoulh, New Jersey, will sell at Alston Beeluntn, Jr., ESQ. MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTING Realtor and Insurer COUNTY OF MO.NMOUTH, public auction In the Townhsip Me- 10 Broad street, AGENCY NEW JEB8EY morial Hall, Crawford's Corocr-Evarttt Hed Bank, New Jersey, Road, Holmdel, N. J. on the 28th day 1480 Ocean Aye. 842-0004 Sea Bright Notice Is hereby given that sealed Attorney. Shrewsbury Hwy. 35 SH 1-8600 REALTOR bid* will be received by the Township of December 19.2 at 1:30 P.M. the fof Dec. 11, 21, is. Jan. 4 JJO.M Committee of Holmdel Township, N. J. lowing described lands: Open 7 Day* — Member Multiple Listing 102 WEST FRONT ST. for tha Improvement of Portions of the Said lands will be sold to make the amount of Municipal liens chargeable NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT Crawford! Corner Road; Red Hilt against the same of the first day ol SHadyside 1-2240 Road; Middletown Road; Roberta f O* ACCOUNT Road; Longatreet Road and Its Connec- July, 1D62, exclusive however of the 24-HOUR SERVICE tion to State Highway 31 and Other lien for the year 1962, as computed tn DioBAMD? Work Incidental Thereto and opened tha following list, together with Interest Notice Is hereby given that tht ac- Member Red Bank Area on said amount from the first day ol counts ol the subsonoers, Extcutora o( and read In Public at the Township July 1962, to the date of the sale, and Multiple Listing Service Hall, Holmdel, N. J. on January 10, the estate of said Deceased will be 1983 at 8:00 P.M. Prevailing Time. costs of sale. The subscriber will sell audited and stated by the Surrogate of In fee to the person who bids the the County ot Monmouth and reported' The receipt and opening of bids Is amount dut, subject to redemption al for settlement to The Monmouth Coun- FOUR BEDROOMS subject to the proper qualifications ol tbe lowest rat* of Interest, but in no ty Court, Probate Division, on Friday, the bidder In accordance with the pro-case Exceeding (8) per centum per an-the 'fwenty.flfth day ol January A. U. Ideal home for a. large family. In visions of the prequallffcatlons law andnum. Ths payment for the sale shall 11163, at 8:30 o'clock a.m., at the Coun- addition to lour generous bedrooms the regulations adopted-by the Town' be made before the conclusion of the ty Court House, Monument sad Court on upper level there Is a large play- ship Committee. sale or the property will be re-iold. Streets, Freehold, New Jersey, at which room on lower level. Also garage, and Drawings, specifications and form ol Caah or certified check onty will b( time Application will be made for the bids, contract and Bond for tht pro- iccepted In payment. IK batha. Newly decorated and painted posed work, prepared by Otis R Sea- allowance of Commissions and Counsel throughout. Assume 4H% mortgage of man, Township Engineer have been Any parcel or' real property for $13,600. Financing arranged with |l,- filed [i> the office of laid Engineer at which there, snail b« no other nt.rct.ai- Dated December 12th, A. D. 1M2. 000 down. Vacant, move right In. m Broadway, Long Branch, N. J., er win be struck off and io)d to the WINONA R. GLAZEBROOK, OROWXLL AGENCY, Realtori and may be Inspected during builneis Township of Holmdel for redemption St. Oeorie'e School. 41 E. Front Bt 8H 1-4030 Red Bank hours by prospective bidders. Bidders at (8) per centum per annum and the Newport, Rhode Island. will be /urnitthed with a copy of the municipality shall have the tame rime- JOHN E. KEALE. drawings and specifications by the En-dies and rights a« other purchasers, 40 Elm Une, LOADS OF gineer upon proper notice and pay- Including the right to bar or foreclose Shrewsbury, u. J. EDNA M. NETTER the right of redemption. Executors. ' > ment (ot the cost thereof. -*• Ine tale shall be made and con- ICEN3KD REAL tSTATK UKUKsJK Bids must be made on Standard Pro ducted In a* cord knee with the jlrovl Messrs. Begiana and Keale, ' >osal Forms In the manner designated Coiinadlo.i. :>t Lau. BEST MtMS-HUUra 1NUUBTK1AL B1TBB lion of the statute of the State of New 921: Bergen Avenue, HOLUUtSU-COLTB MUCK herein and required by the specifica- Jersey entitled "An Act, concerning tions, muit be enclosed In sealed en- unpaid taxes and assessments and oth Jfrscy'City 107, N. 3. UARLBORO-FRBEHOLD ARalAB velopes bearing the name and address er municipal charges on, real property, Dtc. 14, 21, 28, Jan. I 13128 Dutch Lane Rd., ItU 1 Marlboro of the bidder and nams of work on the and providing for the collection thtreof NOTICE OF jANNOAI. MKET1NG P.O. Box 329. Freehold outside, addressed to the Township by the creation and enforcement oF Committee, Holmdel Township, N, J,, II en i there on (Chapter & of Title 84 ol _ or H«X«KUOU»EIW HO 2 4151 and must be accompanied by a Bond- the Revised BtatuteD." and acts cup • The reguur Annul) Meeting ot the ing Certificate and a certified check plementary thereto and amendatory shareholders ol The Monmouth Vounly TOWN AND COUNTRY AREA drawn to the order ol the Township thereof. Hitlonal Bank, Red Bank, will be held FIVE-UKD11OOM HOME Treasurer for not less'than ten per At any time before tha aals the un-a Us Mam omce at No. 53°BrosS One year old. Large grounds with cent 110%) ot the amount bid and be dersigned will recelvs payment ol the Mreet, In the Borough ol Red Bank. rult trees. Price 118,600. delivered at the place ami on the, hour amount due on any property with In- County or Monmouth, State ol New above mentioned. The Standard Pro- terest and cost up to the time of pay '•riey, »n Tuesday. January 22, 1M3, CASEY'S AGENCY, INC. posal Forms will bo furnished upon ment al 10:00 o'clock A.fa, Eastern Btinilsrd BROKER application to the Engineer. The lands* so subject to sals de Time lor the purposi of conslderlna; Hazlet, N. J. The award of the Contract for th.t> jcrlbed In accordance with the tax -nil votlnt upon the lollowlns mstters: CO 4-2118 or CO 14412 work will not be made until the nec-duplicate Including the name of th* An Increne In the common cap- OPEN 0-B essary monies to do the work have owner as shown on tbe last tax dupli- ital hstock uol thlee bunk to 11,300 000 been provided by the Township in a cate, and tn« aggregate of taxes and !r',i *J'"' ""' "I • U'.OW stock GREETINGS TO ALL lOUR FRIENDS, LITTLE SILVER BIVB BEDROOM Jaw/ul manrwr, other municipal charf** which wire s dividend to the shareholders of rec- RANCH — Entrance hall, living room The Township {Engineer or the Town- Hen thereon on the first day of July ord on the date o[ adoption of tbl Jlxl4, Fireplace, bookcaiea. Dining ahlp Committee reierve the right to 1WW, exclusive, however, of the Urn resolution authorizing the stock div- PATRONS AND NEIGHBORS room, attractive kitchen, dlfhwaaher, request a complete financial and ex- for taxes for tha year 1062, an al idend; an appropriate amendment Jen 17x14, two tiled baths, plu« un- >ertence statement from prospective listed b.low. !? !?• Artlclei ol Alsoolltlon re- finished third, two-car attached ga- •iddeu shnwlng that they nave mat]*. rilAR 1M1 llectlni the capital incresie; the rage. 127,000. LAWRENCE J. flCIllL- lactorlly completed municipal work of NAME, OSflCRIPTION AMOUNT suction ol a Hoard ot Dlreclon; UNO, REALTOR. 18 Spring Street. a similar nature before furnishing pro- Middletown, Con|. MattT St., 14 and rou r ths transaction of such otrt- Red Bank. MI 7-4121. MEMBER, MUL- posal forma or specifications, or before acre A Impts, Blk. It, tot IS J!/»? "!\?" "properly ntsy corns TIPLE MOTINQ. awarding contract In accordance, with Frank J. CDonndl Hwy, 34 10 bVfore the meeting or anr adjourn- R.S. <0;8*8, The right Is also reserved acre* * Impts. Blk. 17, Lot a 1.005.60 ment thereof. , L1TTLB SILVER — Ranch on 14 acre, to reject any or all bids, or to waive Harry Seaman, MM ills ltd, 9,75 Tlie books lor the transfer ol share* three or four bedrooms, living room, any InformafHies, whore such Informal- acres Blk 04, Ul — 30.63 ot Stock of this IJlnk will be cloud THE LOW AGENCY RED BANK AREA ity Is not detrimental to the beat in- fireplace, full dining room, paneled B, I Corp., Harmony Park 1 al VM D'ejotli t,m. (Esslern Alsndard 'ecreatlon room, screened porch. One terests of thu Township. The right Is lot * impti ....--.., , 309,(13 Tlmoi on j.nuiry iC 1W3, and will REALTORS ilock from school. BH 145M. also resnrved to Increase or decrease I. 1, Corp.,' Harmony Park fl not be reopened until 6:00 o'clock a.m. tha quantities ipeclfled, 1 lots „ ;...... B 5W«,O3 llast.rn atmdird Time) on Jmusrr fAIR HAVEN - 108 Itldge Rri. Four By Order of the Mayor and Township Daniel Bp ran ley. Kit, Hwy, » * It, 1M3, unless otherwise Oldend by 636 River Road Fair Haven Dtdroom Colonial, two balha, terrao*. Committee of the 'township of Holmdw, ,0ft acre« A Impti. 1T4.61 the Board ol Directors. fireplace, large lot oenutlfully land- Manuel Trfxfera, Center v!lle By order ol tiw Board of nirsolorav scaped. Call owner, 612-1001. JAMEB H. fcCKBRflON, JOSEPH M. FBTTNm. SH 1-4477 MULTIPLE LISTING SEMCE Rd. iflB.M acres A impts. Blk, Mayor B0 Lot (ft :,..•...... : :..ttMit • Cashltr. •MEROKNOY (1ENKHATOIIS -- AH DANIEL B. SLY, irnANCBB 8TILWELL, Rid BSHH, New Jersey December si, u»j Member of Red Bank Area Multiple Listing •lies. Rallable Electrio Motor, Pater- Clerk • ' « Col •otor ol Taxes "REALTORS ALL" son , N. J. AHmory I-77S0. Deo. 31, 28 ttt.M Nov. 80. Dae. T. U, 31 10. 31, 17, Jan. I, 10, IT (41.10 MenMHealth BED BANK REGISTER Friday, December 2L, 1562^-25 The Public's Attitude Is helping EDITOR'S NOTE — More and "The essence of Ml these sug- more, the man who feels emo- gestions is the reco nltlon that we tional help and makes no secret have to have the wrage, before tionally distressed seeks proles- w* look at other peoplepl,-t, o be of it. This, psychiatrists say, is a able to look at iuraelves," he healthy development, in the strug- writes. gle to prevent and treat mental Depressions, the eeling you've Illness today. Here, in the last of misseid d out ia lifef , continual ten- a'series of live special articles, is sionj, are some cc nmon signs of a report on how the public atti- emotional disturbs ices. tude toward emotional affliction to changing. Life brings chan es and losses, particularly In mi Idle age, says By ALTON BLAKESLEE Dr. Harry Levin* a of the Men- Associated Press Science Writer oinger Foundation, Some ways Id make up for losses. Include activi- NEW YORK (AP)~Recently, a ties to express a igressive feel- man placed • personal notice in ings, through sporiS gardening or Us hometown newspaper. walking. You cb find new He said he'd be away for a friends, new hobbies and Interests time at a hospital, and urged new stimulatjondj One of the friends to write him there. healthiest avenues Is public serv- His new address—a mental hos- ice, volunteering lo help church, pital. social agencies, or political organ- He felt no embarrassment in izations, he adds. Holy Cross Church, Rumion, are, from leff, Perry Campanella, vice president; Thom- admitting to emotional ailments, Dr. Karl Mennnger suggests as Wheeler, president; Richard Conley, secretary, and John Deisler, Jr., marshal. AWAIT NEW YEAR — Officer* of the Multiple Lifting Service were Installed Tueiday a need for treatment; and expec- that frequently wjiat we need is Harold Shee'han, not shown, is treasurer. tation it would work. not "don't-glve-a-camn pills," bu night at a dinner in The Cobblestones, Mid dletown. Theodore Hall, Jrl, center, presi- It is one straw in the wind of "do-give-a-damn plls" to prompt dent, gets the qood wiihei of Kenneth L. Walker, Jr., left, vice president, and public change to regard mental us to be useful a d constructive. Lawrence Schilling, treasurer. ' illness as objectively as heart As one point for concern, the Promoted disease .or TB, without atlgma, Joint commission declares this Bitter Feelings Cut shame or fear. country faces a najor crisis in People don't "catch" emotional mental health unless professional illness just to be mean or because personnel and otW r programs ar New Families are Arriving they are weak, or feel sorry foi increased many old within 10 Spirit of Christmas themselves, says Dr. C. Hardln years. WELCH,-W. Va. (AP) - Bitter tor to the union—of 40 cents a Branch, president of the American It calls for tripling mental feelings engendered by the cutoff ton on all coal mined. Psychiatric Association. The! health expenditures in the next of union welfare benefits to hun- At Strathmore-at-Matawan treatment calls for understanding The UMW says the contract la decade,for more|basic research, by family, friends, and the public. dreds of coal miners have taken designed to uplift the miner and MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - For J. Haran, 102 Andover La.; Ed- Ardmore La.; Carlton G. Schultz, for new state hos itals of no more much Christmas cheer from coal- Their sickness differs in one adds that the royalty, paid Into neatly 300 families, Strathmore- ward B. Healy, 45 Imbrook La.; 69 Andover La. than 1,000 beds each, smaller dependent southern West Virginia. Important respect — they don't the union welfare fund, last year •t-Mattwan (Levitt) is now called Robert J, Healy, 38 Autumn La.; mental hospitals rithin the com- In the past six months, there Also, Donald G. Schwartz, 106 teem to want to be helped, and financed $114 million la miners' "home." Charles S. Herrmann, 20 Imbrook munities, more isychlatrlc beds have been picket line clashes, Andover La.; Paul R. Scoskie, thus don't evoke sympathy, welfare, hospitalization and pen- Those who have moved in to La.; George C. Hill, 21 Imbrook in general hospiuls, and for 3,600 dynamite blasts and occasional 38 Iyanhoe La.; Robert A. Sha- Joint Commission on Mental sion programs'. the largest development in MOB- La.; Otto J. Hill, 82 Idlewild La.; t fiui-time mental health clinics In outbursts of gunfire in the south- piro, 10 Autumn L».; Herbert ness and Health points out; The small operators say they mouth County are the families of: Gerald C. Holland, 3 IdlewUd Ct; the nation. ern Appalachian coal belt cover- Shore, 97 Andover La.; Thomas simply cannot meet all the UMW Manuel AMea, 32 Ivanhoe La.; Charles W. Hollweg, 2S Ivanhoe This expert group was author- big parts of Tennessee, Kentucky F. Shorten, 79 Idlewild La.; ized by Congress In 1955 to survey On the phis fide, the budget of provisions and stay in business. Simon Allweiss, 70 Idlewild La.; La.; Ronald L. Hoth, 46 Imbrook •nd West Virginia. Frank J. Sicknick; 24' Imbrook the nation's mental health deeds, the National Instate of Mental The UMW says that If ah opera- Frederick A. Aimerino, J00 Avon- La.; Joseph F. Hyland, 48 Idle- La.; Onofrio F. Silecchia, 46 Ivan- and it issued a report last year Health was increased $35 millions The United Mine Workers of tor cannot produce coal at a profit dale Ii.;' Joseph P. Altier, 4 wUd La.; Joseph Incitti, 34 Im- hoe La.; Albert J. Smith, 31 Au- calling urgently for a vast build- this year, to 143,559,000. The America cut off hospital and wel- while meeting contract terms, he IdlewUd a; Ira N. Abes, 113 brook. La,; Edward Johnson, 38 tumn La.; Laura E. Sommer, 33 up in faculties to treat mental National Associalon for Mental fare benefits to UMW miners should not be operating. Andovoer La.; Douglas E. Angus, IdlewUd La.; Kenneth L. Jordan, Idlewild La.; Frederick T. Stam- and emotional ailments. Health is raising knout $6 million working in a number of small In the small, nonmechanlred Jr.,' 35 Ardmore La,; Robert C. er, 458 Lloyd Rd.; Leonard P. 124 Andover La. for research and other programs. mines, claiming that the small mines—to quote Lloyd Haynes, Archibald, 127 Idlewild La.; Stamvood, 42 Autumn La.; George Neurotics—the man with a con- Also, Maxwell Karmel, 13 Ivan- Now there is a iide of "turmoil, mine operators failed to pay who operates one of them—"there James W. Ayre, 77 Andover La.; P. Stephan, 427 Line Rd.; Ken- stant grudge, the woman always Peter Cartmefl hoe La.; Joseph F. Kazmac, 37 creativity and clxperimentatlon' agreed-on union royalty pay- just ain't that kind of money." Russell A. Bailey, 32 Autumn La.; neth O. Stout, Jr., 19 Ivanhoe La.; nit-picking at faults hi everyone Autumn La.; Ernest Gordon in mental health, Isays Dr. Robert NEWARK-C. Malcolm Davis ments. George Barbara, 151 Idlewild Joseph Strockbine, 447 Line Rd.; else—are simply hard to get along When too many of the small Klein, Jr., 91 IdlewUd La,; Mur- with. Felix of the Instifute. president of the Fidelity Union There is little agreement among operations under UMW contract La.; Bert Baroett, 41 Autumn Edger E. Theimcr, 92 Idlewild participants on just who or what ray Kravltz, 22 IdlewUd La.; L. One old fear Is that the men- If this continues, it "will in- Trust Company, has announces withheld part or all of their royal- La.; Jack Bam, 65 Andover La.; La.; A. Steve Torres, 128 Idle- is responsible for the plight of un- Eugene Krebs, 44 Ardmore La.; tally sick usually go berserk. evitably increaselour understand- today the election of Peter Cart ty payments, the unlQn withdrew Robert W. Beecher, 142 Andover wild La.; Robert P. Walsh, 77 employed miners who walk picket Eugene S. Kruscb, 458 Lloyd Rd.; But the. crime rate of dis- ing of human nature and man. It mell of Rumson, N. J., as senioi welfare benefits of their employes. La.; Irwin J. Benson, 109 Idle- Idlewild La.; Henry N. Walters, lines before small truck mines, Louis W. Lamie, 470 Lloyd Rd.; charged mental patients actually can help us become constructively vice president. Roving bands of pickets started wild La.; Norton H. Berlin, 43 442 Lloyd Rd.; Robert Wein- facing Christmas with little In- John L. LaPallo, 26 Autumn La.; is lower than it is among the adaptive as individuals in an in- closing down the small mines In ' Idlewild La.; Thomas F. Berrill, stein, 149 Idlewild La.; Edward Mr. Cartmell has been will come and less hope. Abe Laval, 7 IdlewUd La.; John R. Weinheimer, 83 Idlewild La.; general population, the New York creasingly compljk and competi- Fidelity since 1946, when he protest. Small union operations 39 Ardmore La, Principals in the wrangle are Ledes, 29 Ardmore La.; Lawrence Robert Weiser, 124 Idlewild La.; State Department of Mental Hy- tive society." • joined the bank's management were shut down In southern West small mine operators, the large Also, Thomas N. Boate, 4 Ida- Lemer, 10 Idlewild La.; David T. WiUiam V. Weithas. Jr., 10 Ivory giene found hi a study of more development training program, Virginia as they were in eastern operators, and the UMW and a 1 ho La.; Harold E. Boe, 74 Idle- Lesser, 13 Autumn La.; Aaron PL; William J. Welch, 101 And- than 10,000 male patients. following his graduation from Kentucky and Tennessee. ecently emerged rival labor wild La.; John H. Boleodz, 30 W. Levy, 38 Imbrook La.; Mi- over La.; Miliard E. Welter, 52 How does one know if he needs Rutgers University. He was Miners said the picketing was group'. Imbrook La.; Gregory L. Bren- chael P. Lewis, 73 Idlewild La.; Idlewild La. help? Keyport elected a vice president in 195! aimed at forcing the operators to nan, 11 Imbrook La.; Raymond The small mine operators say WiUiam E. Liddell, 435 Line Rd.; Dr. William Menninger advises d is responsible for loan ad- pay up. Raymond 0. Lewis of F. Brennan, 89 Andover La.; Miss Barbar^ Rothbart is the present UMW contract is little Richard S. Lloyd, 141 Idlewild Also, George Wexler, 4 Idle- emotional checkups, much as sen- ministration. Charleston, W. Va., president of Howard R. Brown, 8S Andover spending the holidays with her more than a conspiracy between wild La.; Jonathon P. White; 73 sible people have regular physical parents, Mr. aid Mrs. Ralph He is former mayor of Rum- UMW District 17, said the union La.; James F. Burns,. 7 Ingress Andover La.; David A. Young, 42 the union and the industry giants approved of the picketing ''where Also, WUliam M. Lynch, 60 checkups. While there is no simple Rothbart, Rt. 35; Miss Rothbart son, is a director of, the New Way, William R. Buih, 8 Im- Imbrook La.; Glenn E. Newman, jo drive the little companies out they wilfuUy violated that con- Idlewild La.; James H. Lynham, test for mental health, he lists is a sophomore lit the University Jersey Business Development brook La.; David F. Caiman,' 24 116 Andover La.; WiUiam G. Ren- of business. tract and falsified (tonnage) re- 52 Imbrook La.; Joseph D. Mac- some questions to be asked in an of Connecticut i I Storrs. Corporation, a member of Rob- Ivanhoe La.; Edwin T. Camp- tier, 21 Ardmore La.; Walter H. The contract's provisions are ports." chto, 103 Idlewild La.; James F. emotional checkup: ert Morris Associates and was bell. 41 Ivanhoe La.; Robert R. Gehricke, 25 Ardmore La.; Mar- the same for all unionized mines, Maher, Jr., 454 Lloyd Rd; Thorn How do you get along with other member of the former Newarl Lewis Meadows, who lives near Campbell, 45 Ardmore La.; Thom- vin Paris, 13 Ardmore La.; Wil- Mrs. Arthur Wolf, Farming- large or small, calling for a wage as S. Mannion. 35 Imbrook La.; peoole? When a situation gets Economic Development Commit Beckley, is president of the South- as E. Carey, 125 Idlewild La.; liam A. Newman, 11 Ardmore dale, L. I., was the guest of Mr. scale of about K5.,day and a Paul'Marino, 13 Autumn La.; realjyiiqugh,, dpi you lose your tee. He Is a graduate of thi ern West Virginia Independent Barnabas P. Carter, 34 Autumn La.; Gerard- Fi'OINelli; 57, Arid- and Mrs. Vinben:entt . Applegate, royalty.—to be paaibyithe'opera- Raymond T. Martcey, 58 Mjrook temper, become jittery or para- Graduate School of Credit anc Coal Operators Association, an La.; Andrew J. Cent, 35 Idle- over La.; Gerald M. McLaughlin, Division St., for several' days this La.; Arthur S. Martins, 50 Idle- lyzed, or so anxious you cannot Financial Management of Dart- organization of small operators. wild La.; Harry Chernet, 18 Au- 53 Andover La.; Steven V. David, week. wild La.; Albert F. Mattie, 15 function? How much fun do you mouth College. The position of the small mine tumn La.; Joseph J. Chirco, 450 49 Andover La.; Leonard Fry, Belford Firemen Imbrook La.; Mitchell L. Mayer, get from constructive, creative owners is that their UMW. ©fa- Lloyd Rd. ; Jr., 2P Asbury La.;1 Martin J. Judy Stultz, a Student at Glass- 105 Andover La-.; Robert B. giving of yourself? " tracts were not made in good Cleary,. 17 Asbury La..; Michael boro State College is spending To Fete Children Also, Frank J. Clement, 16 Im- McKee, 87 Idlewild Ii.; James How do you react to frustra- faith because "the union has re- E. Alterman, 13 Asbury La.; Sid- the Christmas holidayj with her brook La.; Maurice S. Cocheo, F. McNamara, 150 IdlewUd La.; tions? By quitting? By realizing -BELFORD — The- annual fused to let the small operators ney dayman, 9 Asbury La.; Ev- parents, Mr. aid Mrs. Meldon Squad Elects 36 Ivanhoe La.; Kenneth P. Col- Harold J. McNulty, 18 IdlewUd you cannot win all the time? 1 Christmas party, sponsored by have any part" in contract nego- erett Wolfsoa, 7 Asbury Ii. Stultz, Main St. tins, 109 Andover La.; Donald La.; Thomas G. Meares, Si., How free are you from anxiety? Belford Engine Co., Main St., tiation, Meadows said.. J. Conley, 47 Ivanhoe La.; Rob- 55 Ivanhoe La.; Paul J. Meyer, Also, Ivan P. Kaiman, 446 Lloyd What outlets do you have when At Matawan will be held Sunday at 2 p.m. in At regular intervals since 1952 ert T. Conover. 68 Idlewild La.; Rd.; William A. Schwartz, 54 Mrs. Hewitt Wharton, Broad 23 Autumn La.; Alexander Mich- you are tense or anxious? If you MATAWAN - Frank Cordasco (he fire house. large coal operators have granted Martin N. Cooper, 49 Idlewild La.; Avondale La.; Charles A. Erick- St., was hostess to her bridge newich, 131 Idlewild La.; Rob- are troubled, do you really try to has been elected president of the Movies will be shown and substantial wage Increases, hoping Thomas V. Curley, 439 Line Rd.; son, 56 Idlewild La.; Samuel Gor- club at its Christmas party in ert A. Moriarty, 51 Ivanhoe La.; seek help? Matawan First Aid Squad, for refreshments served to all local each time that the raises would Charles B. Dalphin, 14 Autumn don, 58 Avondale La.; Ralph her home Tuesday evening. The Gerald D. Morley, 68 IdlewUd 1963. children up to the age of 12. bankrupt all but the big concerns, La. La.; Paul K. Morse, 93 Andover Spector, 62 Avondale La.; David group had dinnir at Ye Cottage William F.' Ogden, chairman, Meadows continued. wild La.; Albert C. Fraser, 19 Inn and then exchanged gifts at Serving with him will be Clar- Also, Hugh P. Daliell, 462 Lloyd La.; Helmut H. Mrozik, 45 Ivan- R. Kass, 70 Avondale La.; Mi- has announced that any child, Meadows suggested, as others Andover La., and John J. Dona- Mrs. Wharton'jk home. Three ence B. Stultz, vice president; Rd.; Richard H. Dameran, 148 hoe La.; George B. Nleder, 24 chael P. Fabisch, 74 Avondale who is ill and can't attend may have In the past, a separate con- hue, 17 Ardmore La. tables of bridgj were in play. Idlewild La.; Abraham Davis, 1 Ardmore La.; Lester J. Orbach, La.; Carlos E. Montoto, 86 Avon- Robert Colot, treasurer; Peter contact him and he, will make tract for small operations. If past Guests were Mrs. James Ward, Idlewild Ct; Camilla P. DeBon- 18 Ivanhoe La.; Henry C. Paris dale La.; Frank J. Foohy, 554 Hallock, recording secretary; arrangements,' for Santa Claus experience is a reliable guide, Hazlet, Mrs. ! Charles Moore, 1 U, 138 idlewild La.; Thomas W. 39 Imbrook La.;, Donald Parker, Lloyd Rd.; Allen Rubinstein, 568 Color for Linens Henry Ahlers, corresponding sec- to visit the child's home . this Is not a likely development. DeHanes, 30 Autumn la.; AJ- 50 Ivanhoe La.; Charles Peter- Lloyd Rd.; Joseph Pipas, 580 Delray, Ha. aad Mrs. Paul retary; William Hulsart, trustee phonse R. DeRosa, 12 Autumn sen, 4 Autumn La.; William S. Lloyd Rd.; Marvin F. Smith, Jr. 630 RockfeUow, Englishtown. for three years; Henry Ahlers, La.; James P. Donlon, 21 Idle- Phelah. 135 Andover La.; Car- 81 Avondale La.; Byron Bugbee, purchasing agent; Frank B. Mar- wild La.; Roy T. Vowi, 120 An- men G. Policastro, 53 Idlewild 53 Avondale La.; Robert G. Bon- George Stranjf, infant son of tin, chaplain, and Carmen Mes- dover La.; William Drager, 10 La.; Benjamin Polisbook, 8 Ard- stein, 79 Avondale La:; John J. Mr. and Mrs. William Strang, sina, sergeant-at-arms. THINKING OF A... Andover la.; Sylvano W. Durso, more La.; Batin A. Poole, Jr. Hughes, 27 Avondale La.; Leon- Osborn St., hast returned .from William Hulsart, retiring pres- 46 Ardmore La,; James D. Ed- 33 Ivanhoe La.; Edwin Pordy, ard E. Hart. 69 Avoadale La. Riverview Hospital where he ident, conducted the business wards, 26 Idlewild La.; Theodore 98 Andover La.; Thomas J. Pow- Also, Martin W. Nobut, 23 Avon- has been a patient for three meeting at which the road offi- M. Eisenberg, 36 Ardmore La.; ers, 108 Avondale La.; Alfred weeks, with burns caused by a cers for'the coming year were Charles Farrell, 125 Andover La.; Prisco, 431 Line Rd. dale La.; Joseph C. Daley, 28 Idlewild La.; George J. Clancy, spilled cup of t'Sa. , also elected. Theodore Phelan, LARGER Harry S. Felieu, 112 Idlewild La.; Jr., 49 Avondale La.; Myron A. Jr. was elected captain; James Martin Ferry, 128 Andover La,; Also, Sidney Rablnowitz, 31 Martin, first lieutenant; Law Donald F. Fields, 42 Ivanhoe La. Kleinberg, 59 Avondale La.; American Lej|fon Post 23 will Ardmore La.; Elizabeth A. and Charles R. Pedersen, 45 Avon- hold a holiday party Saturday rence Walker, Jr., second lieu Also. Anthony P. Finelli, 63 Cora E. Reed, 40 Idlewild La.; dale La.; Harold Painkin, 33 Dec. 29, at 8 p.m. in the post tenant; and William Hauser, ser- geant. HOME? Idlewild La.; Patrick D. Fit Fred Reid, 37 Ivanhoe La.; Mor- Avondale La.; Paul Weissberg, home. A buffejj supper will be Patrick, 8 Ivory PI.; Robert J. ton Rezak, 65 Ivanhoe La.; Nat 78 Avondale La.; John Konn, 41 served and gif« exchanged. Jonathan Hedglin, outgoing Flood, 62 Idlewild La.; Donald L. Rippel, 119 Andover La.; Gerald Avondale La.; William J. Wright, captain, reported 74 calls during Fulshow, 120 Idlewild La.; Stan- J. Ritz, 42 IdlewUd La.; Kenneth 75 Avondale La.; Herbert Feder, Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Moore November, of which 15 were ley R. Gardner, 129 Andover La.; H. Robinson, 96 Idlewild La.; 85 Avondale La.; William S. Kav- and daughter Belinda, Delray, emergency and accident, 24 Michael A. Geiger, Jr., 9 Ivan- Peter R. Robinson, 30 Ardmore anaugh, 572 Lloyd Rd.; Alfred Fla., are spending the holidays emergency transportation, 22 hoe La.; George Gibson, 90 Idle- La.; Robert L. Robinson, 145 J. Famochi, Jr., '584 Lloyd Rd.; with relatives nd friends here, transportation, 7 fires and 6 com- wild La.; Kenneth J. Giery, 28 Idlewild, La.; William H. Roett- Arthur R. Evans, 586 Lloyd Rd.; Michele Moore, another daughter munity service. Robert Figel was Imbrook La.; Jerome R. Gold, ger, 423 Line Rd.; Esther Rogers, Robert S. Walker,' Jr., 147 And- 'student at Chamberlain School, top man, having reported to 25 14 Ivanhoe La.; Denne Goldstein, 27 Autumn La.; Saul Rosenblatt, over La.; Edward S. Lewis, 596 Boston, will spend Christmas calls; Arthur Nixon second, 23, 113 Idlewild La.; Louis W. Gom- 22 Autumn La.; Barry Rosensdn, Lloyd Rd.; Laureat H. Morineau, with her parents, and Henry Ahlers. third, with 21 lick, 81 Andover La.; Arthur T. 482 Lloyd Rd.; John F. Ross, 28 598 Lloyd Rd. There were 1,280 miles traveled; Goodwin, 94 Andover La.; Hi!- Ivanhoe La.; Jack Rubin, 9 Idle- Also, Robert G. Taylor, 109 386 man hours and 156 am liard F. Gowa, 25 Idlewild La.; Mr. and Mrs .[Harold Raymond, wUd La.; Lawrence T. Sacerdote, Avondale La.; Ervin Banks, 101 bulance hours. Lawrence Gray, 22 Ivanhoe La.; Atlantic St, will spend Christmas 4 Ingress Way; Robert J. Sander Avondale La.; George W. Lewis, Bernard H. Greenberg, 29 Ivan- with relatives 1* Venice, Fla. Mr. The annual installation dinner son, 5 Ivanhoe La.; Leonard L. 97 Avondale La.; John J. Barry, hoe La.; Melvln Greenfield, 157 Raymond Is oi a business trip will be held at ^he Poet's Inn, Sarra, 54 Ivanhoe La.; Leonard 105 Avondale La.; Pasquale J. Idlewild La. For Standard Oil Co. Freneau, Jan. 12. Satty, 116 Idlewild La.; Vincent Paollse, 93 Avondale La.; Robert It was reported that remodeling Also, Jules M. Greenzweig, 3 P. Scannell, '12 Imbrook La.; J. Waldburgh, 91 Avondale La.; nd redecorating^ the first floor Imbrook La.; Paul Grossman, 93 James R. Snytler, 31 Andover Mr. and Mrs John Meyer, Mr, Charles S. Schwarz, 100 IdlewUd of the squad building will be com- Idlewild La.; George E. Ham- La.; Benjamin Lichtman, 3 Avon- ind Mrs. Thoiras Curry and Mr. ,; John E. Scheiner, 112 And- pleted by the first of the year, mond, 86 Idlewild La.; Thomas dale La.; James J. Hanson, 94 ind Mrs. Peter Molloy, New over La,; Melvin M. Schram, 32 Members have been donatln Avondale La.;_ Jay Levey, 17 York, were this guests of Mr. their services evenings and week Avondale La.; Frans Llcht, 15 and Mrs. John FitzGerald, Main ends for the project. Avondale La.; Joseph R. Walsh, St., Saturday. 0 Avondale La,; Rosemary G. Lively vegetables make gay MAINSTAY HAS THE Jphl, 14 Asbury La.; David H. kitchen and dinette linens. What A DOLLAR rk Schwartz, 8/Asbury La,; Bernard J. Dziekan, 20 Asbury La.; Al- un they are to embroider—so MORTGAGE LOAN PLAN SAVED ^ fred! L. ,Conlon, 18 Asbury La.; simple to do. \ Frederick H. Clodlus, 31 Avondale Embroider these motifs on SUITED TO YOUR NEEDS! La.; William S. Adamec, 24 As- cloths, towels, place mats. Pat- bury La.; Thomas J. Patterson, tern 630: transfer of 6 motifs 5i/jjx 6'/, to 6'/,x8 ins. Why nor call today, or better yet. stop In 41 Andover La.; Julius A. Duda, Thirty-five cents (coins) for /for facts and figures on mortgage and 23 Andover La,; Roland M. Krle- his pattern — add 10 cents for horn* modernization loans. ge), 11 Ambler La.; Howard S. each pattern for lst-class mail. Agnew, 16 Avondale La.; Selig L. Bend to Laura Wheeler, care ol Frederick, 11 Andover La.;'John The Red Bank Register Needle- Sanoudls, 22 Avondale La. craft Dept., P. O. Box 161, Old Also, James W. Gaines, 32 Chelsea Station, New York 11, Avondale La.; Ben Roberts, 590 N. Y. Print plainly pattern num- TO OUR FRIENDS MAINSTAY Lloyd Rd.; William J. Beardsley, ber, name, address and zone. 42 Avondale La.; Fred S. Man- NEWEST RAGE - SMOCKED FEDERAL SAVINGS kowitz, 8 Andover La.; Michael accessories plus 208 exciting Gruft, 14 Avondale La,; Thomas needlecraft 'designs In our new EAH MAUER AND LOAN ASSOCIATION E. 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Grant Wardell Ave. Co. will present a table lamp; River Plaza decorators wUl RED BANK - Edwaid A. gift certificate from Delicious In New Shrewsbury, lewis 0. Orchards, by the Red Bank Tire Coumunlry Hardware Stores, $15 receive *1» , gift certificates Ask Merger Shkoda, general chairman of the Ford, 11M Sycamore Ave., has Christmas Home Decorating Con- Co.; $5 cash. , Shrewsbur.. -r. y _Pha. r gjft c^timafc; Family Pharma- from both 3. J. Newberryt CoCo.., d been appointed a Judge. test, has announced the prizes macy and a plant from Honey <* «> Charles Beauty Salon, W and Sears Roebuck fc Co, and Plan Approval to be awarded to top winners in Bee Florist. By ROGER LANE each municipality participating in For New Shrewsbury competi- AP Butlaen News Writer the annual contest. tors there is a $25 check from NEW YORK (AP)-Pan Ameri- In addition, $300 worth of prizes Majestic Amusement Co.; bowl- ing bag from Sycamore Lanes; gifts prettily can WorU Airway* and Tnuu will be presented to the three World Airlines Ud today for gov- grand prize winners. an original cut print, Old Mill Galleries, and a flowering dog- ernment approval of merger into Judging will be held Wednes wood tree, Bongarzone's Nurs- a globe-girdling, $U*illion iyc| day and Thursday, Mr. Shkoda ery. tem. said today. Holiday boxed The proposal. If approved, would Red Bank winners will receive alter U.S. international policy by a $25 savings bond from the First eliminating competition between Merchants National Bank of As- American ctrriera on the bury Park; a dinette lamp from North Atlantic route where IS for- Cooper Electric, Middletown, and eign airlines have claimed a $15 gift certificate from Acme two-thirds of the traffic Furniture, Middletown. Hie merger agreement, in the In Shrewsbury, prizes include making nearly a year, was signed $25 cash from Shadowbrook; $25 (Ask about George's E-Z Pay Thursday by directors of Pan Am gift certificate, Bright Acres; $10 Terms! Worry now, pay later.) and TWA. It wo to be filed today, with the Civil Aeronautics Board.' Personal Income Dear George: CAB approval is required, plus] I was so efficient in my old 5 that of President Kennedy be- Increase Seen job that another firm offered me cause of the international ramifi- a job at more pay. However, In ** cations. TRENTON (AP)-Personal in- my new job I stay nervous be- The combine would embrace come of New Jerseyans should in- :use my boss keeps looking at J X? 80,000 system-route miles in the crease by over $1 billion during me oddly. Like I will be bent U.S. and abroad, would serve 169 the coming year, the Governor's over the ledger and look up and cities, and would have nearly 44,- Economic Committee predicted there is the boss, looking at me 000 employes. Thursday. oddly.: In revenues and passengers car- In its monthly report the com- It is affecting my work. Do ried, it would replace United Air mittee said personal income you think I should see a psy Lines as the nation's largest car- should total more than $19 bil-chiatrist? rier and would surpass even the lion next year. Construction, par- Will ticularly heavy engineering .and proposed combination of Ameri- Dear Will: To say she doesn't need a slip is can and Eastern Airlines, now road building, should increase 6 There may be a logical ex second and fourth-ranking. to 10 per cent with projects an understatement. And Yanko's BRILLIANT SHOW IM THE SKY —Here's how launching totaling nearlyi$1.5 billion, the re-planatiom Maybe nobody told the f have slips, to suit every figure. Be A CAB examiner three weeks of 'Transit 5A .satellite into a polar orbit from Point Ar- port said. boss you'were coming and your ago recommended rejection of the desk used to be occupied by a she short, average or. tall.. And guello, Calif., looked from Santa Barbara, .60 miles The report also predicted an Americas-Eastern merger, Involv- redhead named Olgi, and he from white; to every color imagin- ing domestic routes almost, ex- away, late Tuesday. Top' picture shows vapor trail as average increase in the state work thinks he's flipping his lid. Or, able.. In petites, -juniors, half clusively, on monopoly grounds. solid-fuel Blue Scout rocket hurtles across the sky. Sec- force of between 20,000 and 30,-maybe he just likes to exchange 000 for a total of 2,610,000. This odd looks—cross ydur eyes and sites, missy and women's sizes. The TWA-Pan Am plan added ond picture shows formation of fireball caused by igni- to a rash of merger proposals in contrasts with a 1962 increase ofwaggle your tongue at him and the air, railroad and highway seg- tion of third stage at 330,000 feet. Third picture shows only 6,000 over the 1961 average. see If it makes.him happy. ments of public transportation, satellite) powered by third stage leaving huge glow in On the farm scene, milk produc- Again, maybe your boss jusj from 2.98 to 14.95 tion is expected to remain at 1962 several of them based on financial sky. Bottom photo shows Blue Scout vapor trail twisted looks odd all the time: In this distress. levels with egg output dropping 2 case by all means see a psy- into weird shape by high altitude winds. (AP Wirephoto) In many of these, unions have or 3 per cent. "New Jersey farm- chiatrist-see two or three. Lots objected, fearing loss of Jobs. ers will continue to increase pro- Of them look so odd you'll never Ave., this place, and Obera Ed- ductivity under pressure of a cost- even notice your boss again. A new operating company pro- Dented Fenders wards,, Jr., of 8831 Erwig Ave., price squeeze," the report said. posed in the agreement to run Philadelphia. The Neslon auto both Pan Am and TWA aircraft Dear George: After was turning into River Rd. from and properties would be headed Lafayette St., when jt collided Poor Santa Is "possum" or "o'possum" by Juan I. Trippe, Pan Am • RUMSON -: Two dented' fen- with the Edwards car, which was correct? president. The No. 2 position ders were the only casualties MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP) — This traveling west on River Rd., Curious would go to Charles C. Tillinghast in ,a, two-car accident at Lafay- Christmas essay with a blazing police said. . . Jr., president of TWA. ette St. and River Rd. last night, finish was turned in by a MemDear Curious: phis second grader: The complicated plan calls for police said this morning. "O'Possum" \i correct for the new company, Pan American Police identified the drivers as It pays to advertise in the Red "Once upon a time Stanta Irish possums and, look, write Opm Ev«ry Evening 'til 9 P. M., Including Saturdays World Airlines, to issue 18,020,218 Eva- Nelson of 91 Buena Vista Bank Register.—Advertisement. Claws same down the chimney. to some other lovelorn columnist, shares of common stock. It was lited." will you, Curious? Of the total, 6,674, 155 would be exchanged on a one-for-one basis for present TWA shares, and 11,- 346,063 would be turned over on a 1.7-for-l ratio to the existing Pan Am. The Season's The RuffleiJ The present Pan Am would re- tain certain assets, Including $6.5 million in cash and 463,988 Shares Smartest Calf Bags Collar Overblouse of National Airlines stock, and continue as a holding company, with control over the new oper •ting concern. 12*98 and up The Trippe-TUlinghast state- 5*98 ment made no mention of Howard R'. Hughes, the financier who owns The giftiest assortment ever! Sleek black The newest rag«! Eaiy-fit torso, long slim 7B per cent of TWA stock but who two years ago surrendered his calfskin, satchels, pouches and vagabond sleeves. Wrinkle-rasistant Daeron* poly- voting rights to a panel of trus- tees in a $16S-million TWA bor- styles . . . beautifully detailed with inside •iter and cotton in white, pink, blu». Siiej rowing deal. Hughes would come out with 29 zippers. JO to 36. per cent of the stock in the new *plui lu operating company, or less than half of the interest that would wind up in Pan Am's possession. HANDBAGS * SPORTSWEAR Pan Am, strictly an overseas Street Floor, Red Bank Street Floor and Asbury Park carrier, was founded by Trippe in 1927 as a 90-mile Key West to Havana line. He gradually pushed Its routes to all corners of the globe. Pan Am cleared $8.9 mil- lion last year. TWA, which lost $14.7 million In 1961, traces its origins to 1925 when service was started from Salt Lake City to Los Angeles. It grew by merger and started fly- ing abroad in 1946. Hughes as- sumed control in 1947. Motorists Fined COMPANY In Eatontown ASIUKY PAIK 110 lANff EATONTOWN-Speedlng fine varying from $11 to $17 were paii In Municipal Court yesterday by the following: Blenda Truman, North Bruns- GIFTIER IDEAS wick; Irving Steinberg, White' stone, N. Y.; Floyd Aikman, Tip- ton, Iowa; Lavanche Weber, New Shrewsbury; George Watts, As- bury Park; Charles Deperty, for every one on your list Newark; Lorla V. Saker, Free- hold; Kenneth E. Bromenschen- kel, St. Cloud, Minn.; Betty Ras kin, Union; Harry Breil, Sayrt vllle; James Arnold, Farming- Shop Tonight and Sat 'til 9 dale; Ronald C. Strauser, Nep- tune, and Peter D. Davis, Wesl Orange. Mr. Davis was also fined $6 for having no driver's license in his possession, and $2 for contempt of court. Barbara M. Farley, Poin Pleasant, was fined $15 for care less driving and $10 for having no registration or driver's li- cense in her possession. Famous Watches Warmly Lined Magistrate Peter J. Edward •en also imposed fines as fol- lows: ' for Men, Women Leather Gloves Stephen W. Cluney, Eatontown, $15, driving with an expired driv- er's license; Hugh R. Maher, Red Bank, $10, delinquent inspec- 27.00* tion; Amos Briner, Atlantic High- 5.99 lands, $19, inoperative hand brakes; Sampson Graham, New Fabulous collection of wrist watches for How she'll appreciate this gift during tha ark, $10, disregard of a traffic dress, sports, work. Even some 14-kt. gold cold winter dayi ahead! Fantastic.auort- •Ignal. m»nt to choose from. Linings of fur or Also, Thomas McBridge, SprinK with Florentine finishl 17, 21, 25 jewels. take Heights, and Frederick Every one guaranteed. wool. Fashion colors In sixes 6 to I « Fitzgerald, Asbury Park, $10 * plui Ux each for having no registration In their possession. Also, Samuel N. Low, Eaton- STEINIiACirS JEWELRY STEINBACH'S GLOVES ; town; George A. Walsh, Spring Sired Flour and Asbury Park Street Floor and Asbury Park j Lake; Lydia R. Deferro, Red Bank, and Robert Brudner, El- heron, $10 each for making im- vroper left turns.