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-J Man's Stab Wounds Fatal "I KEYPORT - A Middletown did not have $10, one word led minutes .later to an apartment men who attempted to atop an to another, tod an argument en- room at $ Broad St.. where the •rgumeht over 110 died Wednes- sued, p mitted the staying. and then plunged the knife into ball.' consolidating and reinforcing the Under the direction of police Mr. Burhans' chest, the blade Mr. Burhans, a former resi- , Foreign Support. puncturing the left centricle of startling gains they made In the Therefore observers here said Sgt. William J. Gelgar, foe #e> dent of Saddle Brook, had lived rugged mountain border areas In cused! man was apprehended, and his heart, police reported. in Mlddletown five years: He was India may take what benefits it lived • Few Mantes 32 days of undeclared war before can from the Chinese' plan but the weapon reportedly used to an Army veteran of World War they, proclaimed and put into ef- the stabbing recovered, within Mr. Burhans dropped.near the II, and a member of the Middle- eventually will have to fight again. fect a cease-fire at midnight Renewed fighting' would begin minutes,after the crime. front door- of the tavern, and town Post, Veterans of Foreign Wednesday. Police said that Mr. Burhans Archefal fled, police said. The Wars. with stronger foreign support than Tacitly accepting the cease-fire, has come so far. entered the Silver Dollar Tavern, victim was transported to River- He is survived by his wife, Indian troops were reported under Broad St., shortly after 9 p.m view Hospital be the First Aid Mrs. Joan Miller Burhans; his When the Chinese attacked on Squad where he died a few min- secret orders to hold their fire with one of his employees, Pedro mother, Mrs. Mae Burhans of unless fired upon. But Prime Oct. 20, Ind)a turned primarily to Rosado. 28, of 35 East Front St- utes after arrival, the hospital Bogota; two daughters, Debera Britain and the United States to reported. Minister Nehru refrained from and that as the two men were and Candyce Burdens, and a son, taking a stand on Peking's pro- provide rapid-fire infantry' wea having a drink Archefal ap- Sgt. Geleer Instructed Patrol- Robert M. Burhans, Jr., all at poos desperately needed to match posals for' ending the conflict. the Chinese firepower. proached Mr; Hondo and asked man Harold E. Sakin to search home; a sister, Mrs. Virginia To Withdraw Troops Urn for a HO loan. the neighborhood.-He said the po-Sturm of Saddle Brook; and four ' Red China said she would begin Some $5 million worth of U.S. Mr. Rosado told the man be liceman located Archefal a few (See STABBING, Page 3) pulling her troops back on Dec 1. arms and more than $500,000 of But what would happen then British weapons were flown to In- was far from clear. Peking's pro- dia. More were shipped by sea. posal was widely regarded as an Now the airlift has begun again. Query Levitt Expansion ultimatum which would force In- British weapons are being flown dia to yield the high Ladakh MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - property In neighboring Matawan zig-zag map lines extended over Plateau on the western end of her There la virtuaHy no Bmlt as to Borough. the borough boundary mean?" border in return for regaining bow far the builder Levitt can The admission came during dis- It was then that Mr. Pollet most of the lost border areas in Cuban go in the Matawan Marlbofo cussion of new Levitt subdivi- conceded that Levitt has pur- the northeast. area if be gets the type lontog sion maps which represent 592 chased borough property in back Adopting a wait-and-see atti- he wants. houses the firm plans, to build of me Mill Rd. area. He said ude, the Indian government went ! This vu the opinion of several here, in addition to me 1,300 the zig-zag lines indicate drain' ahead in the lull with emergency Crisis member* of the Planning Board units, already under construction. age facilities which -will be measures to put its forces into Wednesday night after a vice One of tie new tracts borders located on Levitt property in me • *#!** milit?ry P°,sitlon ttteT president of . Levitt. and Sons, borough. suffering smashing blows. Inc., Alexander PoUet, admitted Matawan Borough. Nehru still talked of a long hard Board member Harold J. Dolan "Well," said Mr. Dolan, "it Review for. the first Unto publicly mat has finally come out. We have war. In his first public speech his firm has already purchased demanded to know "what these been hearing these. rumors for since the cease-fire he took no HYANNIS PORT, Mass. (AP)- GOVERNOR RINGS BELL — Gov. Richard J. Hughes rings beH for The Salvation long tme." notice of Peking's declarations. President Kennedy swung his at- Army annual "Red Kettle" appeal as "Captain Merrie.Chris.tmas,'.' symbol of The He called on Indians for a tention back to the abating Cuban Questioned later, Mr. Pollet Salvation Army's Christmas services jn N«w Jersey, and John W. Tremburg, com- sense of sacrifice to make the crisis today after taking a holiday Holmdel to Revise said he.did "not remember" how country great and to defend hard- respite around a dinner table lad- missioner. Department of Institutions and Agencies in the State of New Jersey and many acres of 'property. Levitt won freedom. en with a 32-pound turkey. member of the organization's State Advisory Conference share the governor's en- has bought In the borough. Word here that the Chinese 'Kennedy also was getting down Its Road Program Asked whether one firm Intends may. be consolidating i their posi- to doilars-end-dlmes concentration thusiasm. to build houses in the borough. tions awaiting the outcome of the on die budget he will be sending HOLMDEL - The Township Mr. Duncan and his' attorney, the official repHed: 1 cease-fire may have been based to Congress early next year. Committee, at an adjourned meet- Joseph TV Grsnise. Red Bank, "We have no present plans. on aerial, reconnaissance. ing Wednesday night, introduced questioned Mr. Seaman's cost -,, Avejiis Questien • The President asked Budget Di- 1 No Aerial Fighting an amendment to it* toad Im- estimates.. :.. . .7." V,.: . Asked wbetter the Ana has rector David Bell to fly up from Burned in Explosioii So'far there has been no aerial provement ordinance _ _ Mr. Duncan said he ' thought futurituree plans to build there, he Washington for a conference. the propofed alignment if (he 1 fighting,, bombiqg or. strafing by SEA' BRIGHT — A man was east. Otherwise, I believe the scraped, as though' from heavy the estimates were "fictitious, answered^ : . _. , .. ' .", •. either, side. ' - And be asked the exeuctive Roberts Rd. exteaaion to Rt M. "f repeat, we have no preseni committee of the National Secur- blown right out of his shoes tad wbaie houM would h»v» goo* up."•ouipmenr, and wif leaking The .Chinese said the ceeafrftre ere As it was, a garage as well as quantities of gas.". * The duuaaft.aad laMB lamastad He reiterated comments made **"*• ity Council to fly op for a session >*»* l> ******* *»J» by the county. ' ' would be followed by withdrawal apparently managed to filter intc the sections of wall were lost. Further Investigation two weeks ago before the govern- Rd. area he. later consented because ' 'Stop Kidding Around* gas connections. Twin Lights Dock to the Holmdel Keyport Rd. The Rushed To Riverview township would then .construct a was the most logical mute for the When Mr. Pollet gave Mr. Do-Adenauer's Warning extension. Ian the "no present plans" state- Mr. Rembert who, with his HIGHLANDS — Mayor Cornel- The mayor reported, however, new road through private prop- wife, formerly owned and op erty to Rt. 34. He charged that the governing ment after the meeting, Mr. Do- BERLIN (AP) - Chancellor, Adenauer's remarks on the use '. ius J, Gtiiney, Jr., received word that Mr. Crevellng indicated the lan shot back: Konrad Adenauer says it wouldl«rf West German troops for the erated the Shrewsbury Diner, R yesterday that this borough can- commission to be appointed by The new road would parallel (See HOLMDEL, Page 3) Levitt is going to keep be stupid for the West to let defense of the isolated city 35, Shrewsbury, reportedly was not retain ownership of the Twin the state to administer operation Schenck Rd. to the highway. seemed to be directed primarily in a bedroom dressing, prior t The orglnal plan waa to widen building — you know it and I down Its guard now just because Lights public dock on South Bay of the Twin Lights would, "in know it—and let's stop kidding to the West. starting a Thanksgiving turke; Ave. all probability," allow me bor- Roberts Rd. to Longrtreet Rd., 'Lunch Pox' Soviet Premier Khrushchev dinner being cooked by his wifi and then cut across the park around about it." There has beep fear that the Early tfi i s month, Borough ough to continue using the dock Mr. Pollet shrugged his shout backed down in Cuba. West Germans would leave the n the kitchen. The time was 1 Council obtained approval from free of charge. site to Holmdel-Keyport Rd. a.m. Save Money Holdup Nets den and did not reply. In a speech warning that there western allies completely alone the federal government to trans- Tha mayor said he would be When a reporter again asked is "no real proof of a Soviet to deal with an attack on Berlin. Police Commissioner John E fer ownership of the 100-year-old Mr. Seaman said the alternate Foreman and Patrolman Harve, satisfied to. have the. Twin Lights route would save the township the Levitt official about going change of mind," Adenauer ina The chancellor, appeared to be lighthouses to the state. Commission assume responsibil- Pair into Matawan Borough, the Texas speech last night also said West Cuje, who investigated, said the; At that' time, the governing approximately $35,000 in right of trying to disperse any fears that learned the explosion was touche ity, for the public dock "under way and construction costs. LONG BRANCH - Two young Rd. area of the township, and German troops "will stand in the his Western allies would be left body delayed signing the deed those, terms,'1 : front line to defend Berlin" if off when Mr. Rembert attempted He sad the orglnal route was men, one of them armed with into Marlboro, he grinned and to bear the entire brunt of an transfer and decided to request the Soviet Union attempts to use attack on West Berlin. to light a cigarette. that the borough be allowed to He noted that the dock is pres- the most direct, but said he fore- a gun, held up Victor Levine, **hj: ently in "serious" need of re- proprietor of the Lunch Box, '•'Vvt fold you we have no pres- force to settle the dispute over Adenauer, who came to Berlin "He said he was blown right keep the public dock, located at saw no problems with the new this divided city. out of his shoes and suddenl; pair. route. Broadway and Fifth Ave., at ent plans and if anything other for a meeting yesterday of his the foot of the historic light than that comes out in the paper His words were wildly cheered party's national committee, ap- found himself outdoors, but di houses. Mr. Guiney stated that council He said it would cost the town-10:45 p.m. Wednesday and took not remember how he got there,' ship $41,900 for right* of way $65 from his wallet, police re- it will be a misquote." by some 10,000 of Adenauer's peared to be in a less rosy frame The mayor said yesterday that will probably sign the deed trans- He added: ' Christian Democrats packing of mind than some British the officer said. fer at its meeting Dec. 4. and $141,690 for construction of ported. and A milkman, who was not iden Kenneth H. Crevellng, director tiie extension as orginally Mr. Levine told police he was "I know how to play the Deutschland Hall, a big West American leaders when he of the state Division of Resource Ceremonies for turning over game." Berlin indoor anna. (Sea GUARD, Page 2) tified, picked up the badly burne the site to the state will planned. dosing his store, across the Mr. Rembert and brought him Development, informed him that The engineer said the new route street from the Garfield Grant tha V. S. Department of the In- be scheduled "in the near fu- and Mrs. Rembert to the Sea ture," he said. would coat $17.62! for rights Hotel, when the two men entered Bright First Aid Station, from terior would not grant the be- of way and $130,735 in con- and demanded his money. He where they were rushed to Riv quest because it wishes the dock The state plans to place Twin struction costs. said he had cleaned out his cash Clash Over Building, Aid erview Hospital by ambulance. to remain under jurisdiction of Lights under the jurisdiction of - the Twin Lights. He said the'estimates on rights drawer earlier. Finding it empty, Hospital authorities said thl Sandy Hook State Park. of way was prepared by John O. the bandits demanded the own MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - In night, based on official maps, He said the Levitt (Strath- this morning Mr. Rembert's con- Lazarus, Wanamassa ml eitate. er's wallet. a byplay on the Levitt situation, the exact number is 592—for a mare) School was "far better" dition is fair. broker. Police were on the scene al- Mayor Norman E. W o o d total of 1,892. than the school donated by build- House Damaged William J. Duncan opposed the most Immediately after the hold- Wednesday night slammed Mat- Against the recommendations ers in Raritan Township.' At the hospital, Mr. Rembert SupermarketFinally move. - up, but said a search of the awan' Borough for allowing of Mr. Dolan and Planning "But," the- chairman added, was admitted with third degree The county is purchasing 120 neighborhood failed to discover apartments to come into that Board chairman Joseph P. Sten- 'there are those of us on the burns about the face, eyes, ches acres of the park site 'root him. either man. municipality without requiring ger, the Planning Board majority Manning Board who would have and hands. Mrs. Rembert was builders to contribute school or faction took municipal aid, in the iked more in the way of school treated for shock and released. Approved by Board municipal aid. aid, rather than municipal aid.' main (a small amount of school The house was damaged exten- SHREWSBURY-The Planning improvement work is included in He was referring to Levitt's sec- sively. The entire south wall and A landscaping plan for the buf- Meyer ^Valedictory And at the same time, Harold Board WednesdaWdd y nighi t gave fer zone, to be planted to shield J. Dolan, president of the Re- the contribution "package"), ond "contributions," for the addi- part of the west wall was blown most of which will consist ional 592 houses. out, causing a large section of the site ppla n approvap l for a Shopp- the rear of the market's lot from gional (Matawan Township and Ri nearby residential areas, re- Urges Reappoinfment of Drucker Matawan Borough) Board of Ed- of paving (by Levitt) of "worn Dolans Turn roof to collapse. Rite supermarket next to the out" township streets. Shrewsbury Shops on Broad St. mains to be approved by Stanley SHREWSBURY — Philip H. ucation, hit back at Mayor Wood Then came Mr. Dolan's turn. All four trucks from the Sea Mclntosh, board landscaping is effective Dec. 1, followed a for his recent stand in favor of He looked straight at the may. Bright Fire Co. were rushed to This project has been dis- Meyer presided at his last meet- sweeping victory for an Indepen- In reply to the letter, Mr. 1 cussed 10 months by the board consultant. more municipal than school aid. Wood, a Democrat, declared that or and said: the scene to battle a fire tha ing as chairman of the borough dent slate here, which will give resulted from the explosion. Re- and the petitioner, JJJ Corp, of The new Shop-Rite store will Planning Board Wednesday the new group the mayor's and Mr. Dolan is also a member the Democratic Clubs "if they "I was going to keep quiet, but because of the remarks you membering it was Thanksgiving, Freehold, in many long sessions. go on a parcel of land owned night. three council seats thus ensuring of the local Planning Board. are so all-fired Interested in the by Ray H. Stillman, Broad St.y The action ^ took place at theschool system should go on rec- have made, I' cannot." somebody remembered to bring The resolution approving the In bidding farewell to the Hie Independents' control of the out the partially cooked turkey realtor, which has been a subject board, with which he has \worked municipal governing body. Planning Board's regular month- ord against the borough allowing Mr. Dolan declared that the plans, subject to many require- 'tanning Board is allowing from the oven. ments as to sewerage disposal, of controversy for some years*, for 11 years, Mr. Meyer said Mr. Meyer, In a brief farewel ly session. apartments and houses without Levitt the additional "Fortunately," said Fire Chie drainage, landscaping, parking, Repeated requests by Mr. Still- he is glad to leave the chair- speech, said he believes a sound Hit Aid Policies getting aid from any of the build- to build man that the land there be re- manship of the body in the hands planning pattern hai been estab- It was triggered ' by a letter ers." houses without enforcing parp - John Thompson, "the fire started acess and exit roads, etc., took in the southeast part of the house, more than 45 minutes to read. zoned to permit commercial use of Francis ^ P. Drucker, vice- lished for Shreswbury. from township Democratic Clubs He called the letter "political agraph eight of thh e subdivisiobdiii n for more than the 350 feet depth crlticilin loc and the wind was from the north chairman up until now. "I hope this pattern will be g »' governmental gart>age." (See CLASH. Page 3) Robert Carton, attorney for now allowed In the zoning coda "I only hope," Mr. Meyer m-•-•-••-a ' an•d - tha- t 'n- o down- -_ agencies for not getting mo're 400 Apartments JJJ Coip,, at the end of the long have been turned down. The new added, "that no political grading of present standards will school aid from Levitt and Sons, He cited the 400 apartment proceedings, said: market site will be restricted to sideration Will interfere with be tolerated In the future," he Inc., 'for the additional houses units which are now up for ap- Today's Index 'An Education* the 350-foot depth, and the rear Mr. Dnieper'p s reappointment to said. Levitt will construct here. proval In the borough, as well ar "I thank you. This has been an 50 feet ol this must be used for thihis bodbdyy whewhen his presenpn t term spok. e with speciar. l feeling Levitt offered a contribution the Marc Woods housing devel Page Herblock ....; ..._. „. ( education for me," buffer planting. off officffi e expirei s at ththe end off for the "colonial restoration of (In addition to the 34-room school opment being constructed by Adam and Eve 14 Movie Timetable 28 The new supermarket, which this year. He Is an experienced Broad St., an effort tor which he has' already donated to the Howard Selgel. Amusements 2M7 Obituaries 2 must be completed within two Notice Planning Board member, who he Is largely responsible, and school district) In the form of Mr. Stenger backed him up on Births I Sylvia Porter ( years of Wednesday night, will I will not be responsible fo# has given nine years of devoted warned that continued vigilance municipal or school aid. this point. He said Matawan Bridge » Television 26, 17 have shrubbery and roses in any debts other than those coat service to the borough. The Is needed to maintain the pleas- It wa, originally estimated Township has gotten more, in Church 30-11 George Sokolsky I front, and a private sewerage tracted by myself. board needa him, and the .bor-ant atmosphere and , sightly that'the firm would add 600 to the way of aid, from the Levitt Classified , JM8 treatment plant in back. Parking George Grlggs. ough needs htm." Sports 21-24 architecture which he has 650 houses to its already ap- project "than any other munlcl- Comics It Stock Market 3 will be provided for ISO cars, 178 • 9th Street, Sound Planning Pattern worked to get for this stretch proved 1,300-house community. pality In this area has gotten and trees will be planted In the The Meyer resignation, which of Rt. 38. Crossword Puula 11. 18 Successful Investing 1 West Keaniburg It turned out Wednesday from builders. Editorials I Women's News 3144 parking, lot. -Adv. 4 a A 2-Frid*y, Nor. 23, 1962 BED BANK REGISTER Weatker Parker Tract Gets Heart Attack H<* Jersey — Sunny tad cold iryity wttb wiads ditnlzrijMns, PBirths [ Called Cause Mayer's Inn Request nigfc la tte low *ntf mld-40«. Subdivision Approval Oeer ami «rtd early tonight fol- MRS. BEATUCE COOK lowed by increasing cloudiness Red Bank SHKEJIrSBttKY -tTfce Parker tot of M acres, coottWng the Of Death FAIR HAVEN—Mrs. Beatrice with s chance 1 Mr. and Mrs. Charto Walsh, trace,' m- lUJ-*c» parcel; in existing house, and a second, LONG BRANCH-The 73-year- ;ook of 224 Fair Haven Rd, this To Expand Denied of a brief i.Reilry St., East Keansburg, chiding and to the north of thelandlocked except for n access old Colona, N. Y., woman who place, and 250 Myrtle Ave., Fort riod of snow daughter, Wednesday. ormer Parker home on Syca- road from Sycamore Ave. across died here Wednesday after her Lee, died fa her home here Tues- or rain toward RUMSON — George A. ReJdy ette St. The board found thai JJr. and Mrs. Andrew Ssefl- more Av#; east of Broad Si, was :he east side of the Parker home second accident in the city in day after a long illness: Saturday morn grove, 63 Manning PI., Keans- lutaivided into two plots at a lot, of just more than 10 acres. three weeks died of a heart at- was denied permission to en- evidence showing i- that four or ing. Clearing She tfas die widow of Joseph largo his Mayer's Inn, Avenue of more families had previously oc- burg, daughter, Wednesday. meeting of the Planing Board Howard Seigel, president of tack rather than injuries in Cook, who died in 1937. Saturday after- Mr. and Mrs. Dauiel Accianl. 60 Wychfield Realty, said. th* com- either mishap. Two Rivers, by the Zoning Board cupied the buUdingidoes not Justi- noon. Low to- Wednesday night. '\ Mrs. Cook was. bora in New of Adjustment Wednesday night fy a variance based oa hardship. Edgewood Ave., little. Silver, The Wychfield Realty Co. pany plans to develop the larger This was the report of Dr fork City.' She1 had maintained night lri the daughter, Wednesday, tract, building houses on loti or No provision was made for The house is to a one-family 30s with some Matawan, requested the minor Harry L. Harwood, awistant i residence in Fair Haven for adequate off-street parking, the sane, but was used by three fam- Mr. and Mrs. Evan King, 185subdivision of the tract into one a minimum of one acre In size, Monmouth County physician. more than SO years. She was 20s in the as required in that ione. board said. ilies in 1939, When Mrs. Papa northwest. Ave., Red Bank, son, Mrs. AUle Bullock, the woman office manager of B. Altman & Mr. Reidy, represented by bougjht it. " • High Saturday Mr. Seigel said his company was struck by a car at Broadway 3o., Kew York. Stuart Young, sought a variance The Shore Gas arid Oil Co. was n the 40s. Mr. and Mri. Arthur Coppola, would appear before thepianning and Third Ave. Nov. 1, while She was* a member of the to permit an addition on thegranted permission to rue a 4 Fifth St.. West; Keansburg, Keiinedy body, probably, at its next meet- crossing the street. She suffered Ladies' Auxiliary of the Fair Marine daughter, yesterday. front of his restaurant which gasoline station at Blngham Ave. Cape May to Block Island: (Continued) ing, Dec. 12, to ask approval of a hip injury and several scrapes Haven Firet Company. For many would have increased his serving and River Rd and erect a new, Small craft warnings displayed Mr. and Mrs. John Sheehan, was much to be thankful for at subdivision plans for thi*' proj- and bruises. years she served as a member capacity by 30 diners while tem-colonial-style station on the olibut will probably be lowered 38 Ocean Blvd., Atlantic High- this Thanksgiving season. ect ,'••. ... , • *"• She was released from Mon- of the Fort Lee Board of Edu- porarily eliminating four of hisfoundation. John Giordano, Jr., later this morning. Northwest lands! daughter, yesterday. Fed Early Mr. Seigel said his company mouth Medical Center Tuesday cation. existing 12 parking slots. attorney for the company, -said winds 15 to 25 knots diminishing Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kminck, had purchased the Parker house, and early Wednesday morning Mrs. Cook leaves no immediate Flaw for further expansion, at the project should be completed 7J Third St., Belford, daughter, As they do every year, lots of fell on a stairway at the home iurvivors. * , . . to 10 to 15 knots this afternoon. Kennedys, adults and Mas, de-along with the rest of the, par- a later date, call for acquisition by early spring, Variable winds 10 knots or less yesterday. cel, and resold it. of Mrs. Betty Woodson, 107 John Services will be held this after- . Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Rossbach, scended on the family compound St. She was dead on arrival al loon at 2:30 o'clock at the John of three next-door tots owned by tonight becoming southwest 10 for Thanksgiving'Day. At the same meeting, the board Mrs. Katherine Frank, addition to 20 knots towards Saturday 109 \ Campbell Ave., Belford, received and'held for study; a re- Monmouth Medical Center. ',. Haus and Son Funeral Home, daughter, yesterday. The youngsters were fed early Dr. Harwood said an autopsy 'ort Lee, with Rev. Robert J. of banquet facilities and parking morning and shifting to north- at .the. home of Atty. Gen. andquest by Atohonse Tomalno for for 200 patrons. 170 Killed west 15 to 20 knots Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Joseph O'Neill, 48 site plan approval for an, addi- disclosed that though Mrs. BulClarke- , rector of the Episcopal Seventh St., Belford, son, yester- Mrs. Robert F. Kennedy. And lock suffered injuries in both Church of the Good Shepherd, Second Proposal afternoon. Visibility about 5 tion to a block of shops and of- ; miles with fair weather lowering day. then Thursday night sons and accidents, none was fatal, She officiating; No variance was asked for the In Traffic daughters and In-laws, the Presi- fices at the north end of Broad second proposal, but it was ex- to 2 to 4 miles in brief period Mr. and Mrs. John P. Fix, 77 St was stricken by a heart attack Burial will be In Biookdde of snow or rain towards Satur- West Roosevelt Cir., Middletown, dent and First Lady among them, which apparently caused her fall Cemetery, Englewood. plained to illustrate that elimina- sat down to a turkey dinner at The addition, he said, would tion of several parking spaces Accidents day morning improving to 5 daughter, this morning. and death, he said. miles with clearing Saturday MONMOUTH MEDICAL the large, gabled, white-frame be built on the land now occupied MAXORYLL would be temporary, and that, By the Associated Press by the Shrewsbury barracks of A rash of multiple-deaths CHICAGO (AP) — light rain, CENTER home of tfes President's parents, JOHN TASK ATLANTIC TOWNSHIP - Max eventually, almost all parking Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P, Kennedy. the state police. would be on the premises. traffic accidents marred the) na-snow and cloudy weather cov- •Long Branch LONG BRANCH - John Tasti, Oryll, 73, of Swimming River tion's observance of the Thanks- ered' northern sections from the The elder Mr. Kennedy suffered The date of the next meeting 68, of 187 Sixth Ave., died yes- Rd., died Wednesday at' Mon- The restaurant, in operation for Mr. and Mrs. George Davis, a severe stroke nearly a year ago. of the' planning body was 30 years, has never provided giving holiday, with fatalities ap- Rockies into the Atlantic states 165 Catherine St., Red Bank, terday in Monmouth Medical mouth Medical Center, after a pearing to run above last year"! today but mostly fair ikies pre- And the family could be thankful changed from Dec. 19 to Dec 12. Center. ' Jong illness: more than the present 12 park- daughter, yesterday. that at least he was able to be Ing spaces, Mr. Reidy told the pace. vailed in other parts «f the Mr. and Mrs. Louis SomnUno, Mr. Tash- was born in Prince- Mr. Oryll was born In Poland. Deaths on the highway since nation. , ' out on the front porch in a wheel ton, son of the late John and Etta He had lived in this township board. 280 Morris Ave., Long Brandt, chair to welcome the President Also denied Wednesday night,coun t started at 6 p.m. . Wednes- Some of tte cold air In thedaughter, yesterday. Believe 18 Van Kirk Tash and has been a many years,' 11 of them' tit his on Ms arrival from Washington present address. .' was a request from Mrs. Theresa day totaled 170 compared to northern regions dipped Into the FITKIN HOSPITAL resident here for the past eight Papa to permit four families to 154 for the comparttye period Southeast, dropping tempera- Wednesday night. years. He was employed by Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Neptune In addition to that 32-pound bird killed In . live in her house at 3941 tafay- last year. In other violent tures te freezing in northern Mr. and Mrs. George Teen, Thomas Procter Co. Inc., here, Mary Oryllt a son; Joseph Gryll deaths, II persons tost their]parts of Alabama and Georgia the Kennedys reportedly had cran- until his retirement in 1957. of Uurelton; four daughters, Green Grove Rd., New Shrews- berry sauce, butternut squash, Mrs. Catherine Schiipfof Way- lives in fires and 14 were killed and eastern Tennessee. Th» mer-bury, son, yesterday. Plane Crash He was a World War I veter- in miscellaneous accidents. cury edged to near 40 In north- sweet potatoes, creamed peas, an, serving with the U. S. Army side, Mrs. Margaret Layton of Burned Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Scherf, chocolate souffle and mince and LISBON, Portugal (AP) — A Vanderburg, Mrs. Frances Case There were numerous reports ern Florida and fell to the 60s Englishtown, daughter, yester- as a sergeant. He was a mem- (Continued) of accidents in which three, four in southern areas. squash pie. Portuguese military plane crashed ber of Old First Methodls of Eatontown and • Mrs. Ruth day. . Thanksgiving Day was dark and tft taking off from the island A crew from the gas and five persons were killed. In Snow flurries (ell in northeast Church, West Long Branch. Deptula of Freehold,' a brother, com- Texas, there were two separate PATTERSON ARMY HOSPITAL rainy on the Gape. Even the har-of Saint Thomas in the Atlantic Watsoa Oryll of Red Bank, and . pany entered an adjacent sum. areas caused by the colder air early today. Unconfirmed re- Surviving are his wife, Mrs. accidents in which five persons moving eastward and southeast- Fort Monmouth dy Kennedys considered it a little a sister, Mrs. Mary Lubrant of .. mer house and found that it, too, 1 ports said at least 18 of its 32Marianna Tash; a daughter, were fatally Injured in each mis- ward over the warm lower Great Sgt. and Mrs. Walter H. Mur-too dreary to try touch football or Mrs. Eleanor Tomaini of West Long Branch. ; • contained a considerable amount phree, 81 Helms Dr., Eatontown, occupants were killed. 'I of gas. Windows were opened to hap. A two-car crash in Illinois Lakes region, light rain mixed skating at the ice rink. These Long Branch; a sister, Mrs. Jo- Services^ will be tomorrow at took the lives of four persons with snow dampened the north- son, Tuesday. have been family sports on pre- The aircraft, a four-engined C54 sephine Peterson of Hlghtstown, 1:30 a.m. from Freeman's Fun- ".'. air out the structure, as well as Boatswains Mate 2-C (USN-ret) transport, was en route to Lisbon ,. the Rembert house. and four University of Otnahi ern Plains while light snow con- vious holidays here. and a grandson. eral Home, Freehold, to St students were killed when tfieli tinued In the northern Rockies.and Mrs. Richard M. TaSiam, 2 Some Paper Work with military personnel and thei Mary's Catholic Church, Colts "You can say Oat "there is to dependents. The Robert A. Braun Home car smashed Into a Union Pa- Early morning readings ranged Burlington Ave., Leonardo, daugh- It wasn't a day of complete re- For Funerals, Eatontown, is hi Neck, where a requiem mass will • further danger or cause tor alarm ter, Tuesday. Saint Thomas is off Guinea In • in this area," a company spokes- cific freight train at a crossin from 70 in Brownsville"•',, Tex:., and laxation for the President. He got charge of arrangements. be ottered at 9:30 a.m. by Rev. in the outskirts of Omaha. Key West, Fla., to IS In Inter- in some paper work and gave as- the South Atlantic and is a stop- Stephen A. Blelen. Burial will I nan said after the crew had done ping place for Portuquese mili- i, Its work. The National Safety Council national Falls, Minn. Some other sorted other people something to MRS. BERNIS W. STONE be in Mt. Olivet Cemetery, did not make an estimate of the marks and conditions: New York be thankful tor. tary transports flying between Middletown. Mrs. Rembert returned to Sea and Portugal. KEYPORT — Mrs. Henrietta traffic death toll for Thanksglv 37, dear; Chicago 29, cloudy: Three Youths Matthew X Connelly, appoint- Angola W. Stone, 68, of 87 Main St. Bright later yesterday and told Officials here said they were police she wanted to stay in theIng or for the> extended hollda; Boston 40, dear; Washington 38, ments secretary to former Presi- died Tuesday in Monmouth Medi- ERNEST G. BOSTROM period from 6 p. m. Wednesday dent Harry S. Truman, received seeking details of (he crash which • house. dear; Atlanta 32; clear; Miami Are Injured cal Center. WEST KEANSBURG — Ernest until midnight Sunday. It said the 61, clear; Louisville 26, clear; a full pardon. He was convicted they said probably occurred in G. Bostrora, 59, of 83 Compton "But," Patrolman Cujje said, the sea off Saint Thomas. Born in Marboro, she was the traffic on the holiday is not Detroit 33, cloudy; St. Louis 37 and imprisoned on charges of con- daughter of the late William and St., died Tuesday In Jersey City -, "we convinced her it would not heavy as on other major holidays. First reports mentioned only - be the thing to do. There was dear; Minneapolis 31, cloudy; In Accident spiring to defraud the govern- Mary Wallace Wall She had lived Medical Center. Kansas City 44, clear; Denver ment, to commit bribery and per-14 survivors. The Portuguese Born In Jersey City, he had the fire damage and much water LINCROFT-Three youths suf- Air Force operates a regular here 44 years. damage, toe electricity has been 48, clear; Dallas 48, clear; fered minor injuries last night jury and to violate the Internal Mrs. Stone was a member ol lived here nine years. Phoenix 50, clear; Seattle 40, revenue laws.- The pardon came transport service between Lisbon He was an electrical inspector turned off and there was no heat. Lower Cost when the car in which they were and Portuguese territories in thethe Reformed Church here. cloudy; San Francisco 51, riding, overturned on Middle- two years after Connelly was pa- for the Public Service Gas and Besides, with a wall down, the cloudy; Los Angeles 57, cloudy; Atlantic and in Africa. Surviving are her husband, place was open. town-Lincroft Rd. roled after serving six months of Bernis W. Stone; a daughter, Electric Co., Jersey CHy. He was Electricity Anchorage 17, clear, and Hono- a two-year sentence. The troopship Nlassa left yes- a member of the Brotherhood of "So she agreed to stay for a lulu 75, partly cloudy. Driver of the car was Identified terday with 1,500 troops en route Mrs. William B. Helene of Sen- .»• time with her father-in-law, Ed- by police as Michael D. Carlo, 19, In New York,- Connelly happily Electrical Workers, here. TIDES to Angola. eca Falls, N. Y.; a brother, Clar- ward W. Rembert, Sr., 124 High Is Seen of Palmer Ave., East Keansburg. received the news. ence D. Wall of Union Beach, Mr. Bostromwas the husband • St., Eatontown. Meanwhile, we (Sandy Hook) He was not injured. "In.our history, there have been and .two grandchildren. of Uie late M. Hazel McComb are posting a 24-hour-a-day guard WASHINGTON (AP)-The U.S. Today — High 5:07 p.m., and Rudy BUrtenbach, 18, of Wil- many injustices imposed on peo- The funeral will be tomorrow Bostrom. . over the property" Atomic Energy Commission sees low 11:22 p.m. son Ave., Port Monmouth, suf- ple of good will," he said. "I amDies at 80 Surviving are two sisters, Miss to prevent lower cost electrical power for Saturday — High 5:39 and 5:52 at 11 a.m. in the Bedle Funeral looting. fered a bruised hand. Peter Haa- happy today that one of them has Home, her*, with Rev. John Mabel Bostrom of this place, Americans before 1990—thanks to p.m. and low 11:51 a.m. . been brought into true perspec- LE HAVRE, France (AP) - and Mrs.. Caroline Pokorny of The incident marked the second sen, 17, of Taylor Ave., East President Charles Dc* Gaulle will Sharpe, pastor of the Reformed time this year that the Remberts more and better nuclear fires. Sunday — High 6:18 a.m. am! Keansburg, a bruised arm, aadtive." Great Week, L, I; and two broth- 6:32 p.m., low 12:08 a.m. and pay final respects Tuesday to Church, officiating. Burial will be ers, Carl Bostrom of Jersey City have had trouble with their By 1990, Americans could be Roger Dondorph, 18, of Synder Expresses Delight in Brick Church Cemetery, Marl- savin; over tit billion a year. ha presided 21. 1962. or tl' OnlMream Dr., MUdll- down it guard. KEANSBURG-Llnden G. Wil- The Lincroft First Aid Squad over the fall of seven govern- - The family declined to disclose town. Devoted huiband of Joan

Successful Investing Nason on Education 7^ • -..*&• k ..•; Broker Can Be Agen* 'Unprepariiig' Your Cbi| Or SeU You His Stock Responsibility for education in bright-youngster, that she can normany students. When it By ROGER E. SP6AR the United States is vested in longer'attend.ecboo!? ried over into coileflt local school boards, who largely * Mrs. 8. U. produces very medtbert DJ "For years, my wife and btve merit in their respectivi I resisted all attempts to Interest set their own rules. On the whole, The problem is not as serious -usuaHy a "C" grate or groupi. this is a good- thing. But it can as it seems. LUUe girls usually Encourage your daughter' (a us In .the stock market; We 4 Q) "Wfcet should I do with "r vfstted s broker; and , cause' eonfu- are quite happy to be like all the esearch for a pjctute «# ttl Kaiser Industries? U payt.no lion, «s this other little girls. whole situation rather' - W Us 'advice bought Mass. Interest and shows me a luge I n vestors 'letter shows. Inviu one or two children the search for ideas to be 0160% Sw loss?" L. R. .. Dear Dr. Na-same age as your daughter to should be able to write a-bAtl Growth shares A) Kaiser Industries is a hoi* and Long Is- ion: spend an afternoon with her. Per- first draft of her thejne:«*i»>o« ing company for the Henry J; Our daughter naps then; she Mil understand eferring to her referent* i»tei land Lighting. Kiiser InteretU. The Willys sub/ On one trans- attended one that in har new communny no from the library. sldisry makes Jeeps, and the year of kinder- girls of her age go to school, Dear Dr. Nason: ,' - ' action it says Henry J. Kaiser subsidiary |i igarten in-an- Dear, Dr. Nason: What are youy r t&oiisjnts. re> the broker act. engaged in engineering and con- other state. My. daughter is asked to do li- garding the use off ilH^ ed as principal struction. and on the But our new Mary research for themes. and/o—..r achievemMt of the; ctn> There are large and very val- other, as an school board seems to me that all she does dren as a basis for merit pay uable holdings In Kaiser Steel agent. What is Dr. Nasea Wni not honor is look for ideas that she can ot teachers? and Kaiser Aluminum. I have the difference Sie transfer and aMow her ad- copy into her them«, Is Ms Mrs. G. B., Greenlaka, Wi, considerable respect. tor thi wodf between these mlttance into ttie first grade be- preparaUon, tor coUege Certainly the ilHftt acumen of the Kaisers. two, and what do you think of cause of her age. It*; Um» Beach. Ollf scores of children are ant tnsj his advice?" J. T. I believe your stock Is all How do you expUln to a This ls> procedure used by responsibility of the teajcber. right; but that It will be very And the results of acMevtflieat A) The difference between . •low to work out. Yon see, there CnfD FOR SUMCI-Lt. CoV Charles Y. Burton, right, of RumionJld., Rumiony test while important, an only broker acting as agent and prin- are a large number of preferred one measure of good teaching. cipal ii very much what the shares and bonds ahead of it, looks on as Mrs. Burton accepts tht certificate), to tha Army'Commendation Medal Many things need to be con- words Imply. As agent, your most of' which are convertible Scout Recognition from Brig. Gen. John C. Monahan, commanding general aW* commandant, U. S. sidered. . -. broker buys for your account, Into the common Mode. The Does this teacher help the <*fld charging you a commission Army Signal Canter and School. Col. Burton was awarded the medal for his out- threat of earnings dilution will retain or regain the Joy of lean- whkh is shown on your state- normally prevent your shares standing service to the Signal Center and School during- the last two years of hii ing? ment. As principal, he sells to from getting anywhere for some Night is Tuesday Army career. He retired recently with more than 20 years' service. ' , - Does he, by precept and ex- you something which he owns, time. Dividend payments'are re- ample, instill patriotism? and he is not required to dis- mote. In my opinion. ASBURY PARK - One tbou bert Woodward, Troop 35, Mid- dletown. . Does he, through Ms efforts close his profit on the transac- I wouto hold at present de- sand peraons are expected to at t As of Wednesday, reservations and co-operation, Improve fte tion. ,; pressed levels unless Income Is tend a 'banque t' 'I n Conventio"' '"n As of Wednesday, reservations ™ ""E™"™ Mass. Investors Growth 3 Officers Retire at Fort Tuesday nl*t when the had been made for more than 7O0S<*ool program? Is a needed, in which case I would Hall iwauag.r "'_V "*. " ~ .. • _ .»._ «» hav»e a•n understanding waB-known; Mutual fund, and switch to Pendleton Tool. adult leaders of Monmouth Coun dinners, and a team of 20 scout- FORT MONMOUTH - Three the Signal School and the Signal tenant in April 1M3. upon corn- ers had volunteered to help pre- reeling for individual children? Long Island Lighting is an ex- (Mr. Spear cannot answer al U. S. Army Signal Center and Corps. SViS -=£. *JL 55LS5- pare and serve the meal. Dear Dr. Mason: cellent public utility, serving * mail personally but will answer Col. Burton entered the Army How can my sixth grade rapidly growing area., These School officers were retired re- School at Fort Benning, Ga. He Serving on the committee for all questions possible in bis col- in 1942 as an enlisted man and daughter make better grades on stocks are polei apart, but bo* tain.) cently from active, military serv- served in Europe In World War of ceremonies, said represents- J» ^«'a" "* ^"J?1 ^i was commissioned a second lieu- rive trouea'of. the shore area's Asbury Park; Earl Bennett, Bel- spelling tests? When I read tee ice and commended for their out- II and In Korea from 1948 to" 1 1U liifci'i 1991. He.makea borne at Rumson J™« Charles Smith, "a * ? £ * m ma the standing work in their last Army 9 Richatd correctly. She says the teacher Rd., Rumson. plans for an elaborate program John Klrby, Hazlet; assignment in ceremonies in the 3 Banks Debt* - - - , says each word too fast. Lt. Col. Douglas R. McKissJck, of ceremonies, pageantry and ex- Farley,, Little Silver, add Charles Mrs. J. C, Paterson, N..J. 1962 Budget Tight—office of Brig. Gen John C. Mon- 'UneoUeetible' a Medical Service Corps officer hibitions. Maps, Jr., Long Branch. ahan, commanding general and serving as an Instructor and* Spelling tests are dictated. If FREEHOLD-Three old Moo- Scouts, themselves, will pre- commandant, USASCS. committee chief in the Special her teacher speak* rapidly, your mouth COunty banks got out pare and cater a full course din- daughter must be able to bring Lt. Col. Charles V. Burton, for- Subjects Division, Officers De- from voder Wednesday on ner which Explorers will serve Collichio, the correct spelling to her mind 1963 Picture Better merly chief of the training liter- partment for the last three debts to Monmonlh County to guests gathered at 100 tables quickly by the sound of the word. ature division of the Signal Cen- years, received the First«Oak HIGHLANDS — The Henry certain the board will haw Clerk J. Russell Woolky. at 7 p.m. At each table; Have her practice saying the ter and School, waj awarded Leaf Cluster to the Army Com- Resident Hudson Regional Board of Edu- The Board of Freeholders 'host' will be elected. Thi words aloud and actually t*)»k enough money to operate for the the Army Commendation Medal mendation Medal for his work In cation may have to seek voter adopted » resolution wiping oat ceremonial part of the program how each is spelled as she hears balance of this school year. for his service in that assign^ that assignment. permission to transfer $37,000 He noted that when the cur the indebtedness a* "uncollect- rill start at 8. In Clash the word. Have her practice ne ment from November. 1961 to ible." Toe total for the three, Prior to his assignment here, from one account to another in rent budget was drawn, it was As the guests enter, they will KEANSBURG-One spectator last thing before going to'bed October, 1962. The training liter- the former Seaceasl Bank, be was, for five years, com- its current budget on the basis of "guesstimates" find exhibits of the national Boy at night. Help her review tjie ature division was the Doctrine Bradley Beach National Bank manding officer of the 17th Field at Tuesday night's Borough Coun- The board also received a re- since, as a new school district, it Scouts displayed on the tobbj Office, USASCS, prior to the re- asrf the Ocean Grove National Hospital, Fort Devens, Mass. cil meeting came close to being first thing in the morning. Speak port at Its Wednesday night was impossible to predict exact walls. On stage, an honor In< • the words as rapidly as the cent reorganization. Bank, s* laager exist Their Chief Warrant Officer Nellie ejected from the session by meeting from auditor Armour S. expenditure*. Mr. Hubert said dfan dance team .of the Ordei teacher does. Col. Burton was cited for, total debt: SUV They data to R. West was awarded the First Mayor Louis T. Colllchio. Hulsart that state aid to the that "as It shapes up now the of the Arrow and a scout tumb among other things, organizing the Mite Oak Leaf Cluster to the Army Peter Ernies, Forrest Ave., school district next year will be current expense account Is ling group will perform. Leon tried to Interrupt.the business (Dr. Nason will welcome year the training literature division in- Const? Auditor Aisseor ft* Commendation Medal for- her Increased $33,525. State aid this ttght" Avakian, Asbury Park, and a portion' ot the meeting to make question addressed to him in to staff element of the Signal sait had wciMiaiearfed that tks service for the last three years quartet will lead group singing, war totals W,087.; The transfer would have to be several comments. care of this newspaper. Those Center and School and for Us dabns, adoag >«ith abo«t flK of her" Army career aa personnel In addition to the $76,612 regu- okayed by voters. The board In- accompanied by William Cooke, MJiyor CUUchlo ruled Mr. En- of moat general interest will be contributions to the preparation In ether ttetatagalatt several officer and as assistant security lar atate.aid next year, Mr. Hul-dicated that it may seek thi a scout of Troop 52, EatOntown, nea out of order. When the man answered In Ms column.) of studies on controversial mat- IndMcoab, sasjtfr deceased, control officer at the Signal Cen- •art totd the board It will receive approval at the February elec- organist The chorus of 'Troop refused to alt down, the mayo ters that clarified the position of be takes eft tae backs. •-, < ter School. 41, Ocean Grave, also will ting. 110.4H In building construction tion. ksked for the assistance of aid from -jfje' state. The New Jersey Bell Telephone poucciniiu Hohndel The board hope* that fees? in- Co. will demonstrate a model of Mr. Ennes, changed his ml creases wili help It reduce the County OKs Officials fm Senate New Policy the Telstar satellite, which wlty at this point and agreed to. (Continued) budget for asm. be used to determine the winner down. body was being dictated toby the f of the 1967 Brass Pat attend- Meantime, the auditor said the WASHINGTON — Pentagon officials face s>arp W'feeb" The U.S. interceptor: Later in the meeting, Mr. En- county. were) unable to reach this alti- ance award. Theme of the ban' net gained the floor .and proceed- Mayor James H. Ackerson $37,000 in debt service funds, Pact With congressional grilling on their denials that hightavel quet will be "Fit tor Tomorrow. which the board wiH not have to tude in time to reach the "in- ed to tangle with the mayor over counter charged that Mr. Dun- Russian planes have made reconnaissance flights over trUderv Four Silver Beaver awards— various business matters. can had held up the portion 'of use this year, became of delay the highest awards a local coun In sale of high school bonds, Little Silver southeastern United States. This disturbing incident it be- At one point he accused thi the road project Involving the cil can bestow upon an adu purchase of his land "for the ex- should be traoaferred, to this, cur- FREEHOLD — Assurance that Senate Armed Services Committcemen, who have ing Investigated by the Air mayor Of "pontificating." Mr Monmouth County will maintain Force. leader for distinguished service Ennes defined this as "apersoi tension. a clear flow of water In little detailed information about these Soviet There were four ytcrgtablet' Mr. Duoeaa dao/atf thi*. and Silver Creek, which is the catch reconnaissance flights, intend to closely for the same reason at the Cher- In a ceremony to be conducted but says, nothing." said that no one had approached Clash area for a new tri-borough, itonn ry Point, N. C, airbase. Ele- by, Henry E. Ackerson, Jr., Key- ' During bis remarks, Mr. Ennes him about property for more than interrogate defense authorities. port,-a retired Supreme Court (Continued) sewer line, has been given by ments of the 2d Marine Air Wing urged that the borough operate a year. the Board of Freeholders. j Particularly slated for questioning took part in these.flights. The justice, and William Buchsbaum, its own refuse collection, service. Mr. Grause questioned why the ordinance which requires Spring Lake, council vice presl At the urging of Little Silver, 482d Fighter-Interceptor Squad- Mr. Ennes said that this would engineer had suggested a route builder" to donate 10 acres is Assistant Defense Secretary Arthur dent. land' as a school site, under officials, the freeholders adopted Sylvester, in charge of press relations, ron, of the Air Defense- Com- provide employment for borough which by his own statement was a.resolution Wednesday mand, also participated in Also to be. presented are 34 residents including himself. less than desirable compared to "planned community" zoning. 1 awards for veteran service to the whose normal practice is to issue least one "scramble;' "I'd even work u dog catcher the original plan. Levitt contends that the add]- county will keep Water mov- leaders whose years of service tiooal houses are an "extension' ing so that the surface drainage blanket denials on everything he Prying .Up tt» Ud here,'; hesald. He charged that the road align- add up to 745, and 17 national ment through the park site was of the 1,300-bouse section and will move from the creek into doesn't personally announce—which is One senator Is not waiting for training certificates. . Council At one point during the debati therefore he has complied with the Shrewsbury River. the reassumption of Congress io between the mayor and Mr. En- used by the. county as a lever : very little! Commissioner William .MstBson, in its talks with Mr. Duncan. 'the ordinance by donating the The new line serves the Broad demand a full accounting of the West ABenhurst, will present the nes;, Mr. Colllchio accused bis He said the county took ad- M-room school which is on an 11 St. (Rt. 35), Newman Springs Illustrative of Sylvester's general cover-up policy alarming Soviet reconnaissance veteran service honors, and Dr. opponent of "pontificating." vantage of this during negotia- •ere site.) Rd. area of Red Bank, Shrews- was his denial of this column's disclosure that IL-28 flights. Edward" Vopicka, Rmnson; the He chided Mr. Ennes for prom- bury and Little Silver. A pro- tions and is now trying to take Mr. Dolan also predicted that Sen. John Tower^ R-T«c, has council's traning chairman, the ising; to file a taxpayer's suit dur- vision of the freeholders' resolu- supersonic jet bombers were in Cuba. Sylvester airily advantage of the situation again. within a few years Matstwan written Defense Secretary Me national awards,. ing the recent dispute over sewer tion Is that Little Silver may con- Mayor Ackerson said the township ./ill have 85 to 90 per brushed this report aside as unfounded. Shortly there- Namara formally asking for a repair work. nect new local lines into the Mr. Bennett said four "Friends governing body Is disgusted with cent of the school load (at pres- after these planes, capable of carrying nuclear bombs, report on this matter. Also for "When it came time to file the master sewer line as the need of Scouting" awards will go to delays encountered on the pro- ent It is about 60 per cent town- an explanation of the failure of court suit not a word was heard arises. northeast of Guantanamo. The following scouters whose work has been gram, and that it was "time to ship and 40 per cent borough, our interceptors to reach the in- udged ejtemplaory. rom you (Mr. Ennes)," said the Freeholder director Joseph C. publicly became *a major issue in the mayor. take a stand." based on. enrollments). truding Russian planes. Two of the awards will recog- Invin said the board agrees with The Roberta Rd. extension Is . Baled on hii theory that "two tense negotiations over offensive Following is Tower's unpuh- nize life saving efforts, and will After several more minutes of Little Silver that a guarantee lesigned to relieve traffic con- wrongs don't make-a r|ght" and Ilshed letter go to ScoutsJ Joseph Zaglba, discussion, Mr. Ennes closed his should be given; as to future re- weapons between President Kennedy jestion between Bell Labs and that "education of the children 'T am both Interested and con- Troop 59, Manasquan, and At- remarks by saying, "there was should come before paving of sponsibility.. He said no imme- and Premier Khrushchev. cerned over published . reports nothing personal in my remarks, w, 34. •;:• ••• -•.• ••? woraflut streets,' he toM the diate expense is anticipated, but , Similarly, Sylvester tartly denied that unidentified or hostilepjanes Mr. Mayor." A public hearing on the change maintenance costs in future mayor and board that Matawan this column's revelation that a number are. overflying the southeastern "2. What is its cede name? !s slated for Dee. 13. Township would get back "about years will arise. U.S. I have Inquired of Arthur "3. Is it true that two of these 90 ,centi on the dollar" for any County Engineer H. Leroy of Russian submarines were operating Sylvester's, office for confirma- planes have been, spotted on air- Thanksgiving school' aid it gets from builders, Martin reported repairs to the in the Caribbean, and that the. Navy tion or denial of the reports, and fields near Havana? It so, what Stubbing regardless of what the borough Oceanic Bridge, over the Nave- had allowed three to pass through the nave been; advised that they...are was the approjdnute date?" does. sink River between Rumson and 'without, foundation.' jjulde Cuba ; Service Tonight (Continued)/: .; Middletown. are 75 per cent com- "quarantine" to dock at Banes, 80 miles irothen, David Burhans of San (Mr. Dplan has already goAe on I have, however,' become VS. air reconnaissance pho- LONG BRANCH - Rabbi. Re,- plete. The' job should be- con >iego, Calif.; Harry Burhans Of record against Matawan Bor- Pentagon officially admitted the presence of these subs aware that some of my col- ngraphed two Russian high-lev 'ael'G. Grossman will speak on eluded by mid-December, he lidgefield Park, Thomas Biir- ough allowing developers to build leagues from southeastern states >1 reconnaissance planes on an The Place of Thanksgiving In said. and released an air photo of one of them surfacing. ilrfleld near Havana In late lans of Bogota, and Richard there without contributing school are very much concerned about udaism" at a special Thanks- This column had reported that two of the Red subs Fighter- urhans of Seattle, Wash. ' ' aid.) this matter,- and that.some are September. The 191st giving service to be held by Con- Interceptor Squadron "scram- The funeral will be Monday at Board member Leonard Mori- Home, Not Office had been photographed while recharging their batteries convinced that since we have gregation Brothers of Israel in bled" In an unavailing effort to IP-', a.m., in < Brantl's Funeral rio challenged Mr. Dolan's fig- on the surface. only standard radar Intercept the synagogue starting at 8 MIDDLETOWN—An account of equipment' along • the ft intercept one of these Red planes lonie, Rldgetleld Park,' With ores. He said he thought the fu- a Zoning Board of Adjustment >'c!ock tonight ••..-. Keeping Record coastt , thath t bby the .time the ln< the vicinity of Columbia, lev. John R. Hawkins, pastor M ture school. enrollment division meeting in Tuesday's Register Prayers will be offered and tercept is relayed to SAGE and C, Oct. 20 It is now r Bogart Memorial Church,- of- between the township and bor- erroneously described property A complete record of these and other cflyer-up hymns sung. An Oneg Sfiabbat Is passedback by SAGE to-the letinitely known that there are iciating. Burial will be in George ough, would be "about 75-25." owned by Joseph V. Bogart as instances is being compiled by influential members of reception will follow. appropriate air squadron with battalions of FROGS, the /•shington Park, Paramus. ' •' "Then; you, should take the located on West Front St., River 'our Candle-lighting time today is the Senate Armed Services Committee. They are in resulting, 'scramble,' the : in- Russian rockrt' that is trouble to talk to the ichool su- Plaza,' across from the offices lew 12 p.m. The regular Kabbalos truder ' planes have long. since raitspartedatop a tank-type ve- perintendent and find but how of Dr. George S. Stevenson. :reasingly concerned over ihabbos service will start at 4:15 ence of Synagogue Youth, will sance plane'on an airfield-near passed' inland. '.'... hicle and has a range of 300 many children are already com- The tract la located across the administration's iron- >.m. meet in the InstkuUon building Havana. "Further, that these 'scramble' miles: Each battalion has around ing from Stra'thmore," Mr. Do- from Dr. Stevenson's home. Dr. handed news control policy 1,200 men—all Russians ... The A service: and breakfast for at 10 a.m.. to. participate ta;,a lan shot back. Stevenson is now retired and no —This reconnaissance plane interceptors are - not capable of teenagers. will start it 9 a,m. day-long social, cultural and re- speedily attaining the 70,000 foot Soviet also has built in Cuba rent expense account • to make longer maintains an office. and plan to thoroughly air has the Western code designa- Sunday. Members of the Young- ligious program to be bold sit altitude necessary for intercep- 8- SA-2 .ground-to-sir missile t after Congress recon- tion of VFeagle." (The IL-M Idulf Chapter National Confer- radtey Beach... . . ' •". bomber is known as the "Bea- tion. For my reference and stes armed .with more than 1,- venes) Jan. 9. gle"). The Reconnaissance jet guidance In these matters, I will 000 of these antiaircraft rockets. SECURITIES Sylvester's flat denial of the has characteristics of both the appreciate your Informing me on The SA2 has an altitude of cloe Red reconnaissance overflights IL-28 and the YAK, the Reds' the following points: o 80,(00 feet, but is largely ii '" The following bid and asked quotations from the National Asso- ffectual' against low-flying s ciation of Securities Dealers, Inc., do not represent actual transac- is evoking particular indignation highly effective World War II "1. Do the Russians, have a tions They are a guide to the range within which these securities because of the detailed Informa- fight*r. The' "Feagle" hss an U-2 type reconnaissance plane >ersonic jets. Most U.S. air could have been sold (indicated by the "bid") or bought (indicated tion the senators now have on altitude of more than 70.000 feet, (twin-engine) that can. fly at -.onnaissance recently has bee by the "asked") at the time .of completion. ihem. and approximately the same su- heights of more than 70,000 feet? byf low-level jets. BANKS The lawmakers are convinced personic speed as the U-2. Div. lid Asked this was a deliberate suppression —So far as is presently known, .50 Asbury Park • Ocean Grove !7W 30 of facts, and they propose to there are two "Feagle>" in Cu- Belmar • Wall National 2.50 FABULOUS YVONNE Qemral Jersey Bank ascertain who was responsible ba, flown and maintained by So- viet personnel. • Farmeris i_ Merchant,—s 1.00 for It and why. : will captivat First Merchants National Bank .23 10 What Thty're Hiding The Air Defense Command is you as sh* KearisbUrg -Middletown 10.00 The following are publlsJiable fully aware-of the presence of 20.00 Long Branch Trust' details of the Red overflights these planes In Cuba, and their IN «R$ON did "Paris" Matowan Bank ... that are In the hands of Armed flights over southeastern United : Monmouth County National 3- Services Committee members: States. 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Shop eariyl •hooting shalli. fire. i i Honk Ktgiskr •WILLIAM JIM BISHOP: •M! BfMd'SttMt, M Bttk. N. 1. wm Hopwfly 4Sf NBoflttWB E*abUsb«d IRS by Jobs H. Coek and Henry day S. WHITE (mtiot A THOMAS ravwa BROWN, NMUMT lnt-m By WILLIAM >. WHITE J. HOGAN, Mttr M. HAROLD KELLY, Ontra? WASHINGTON - It has, what A bile of mail arrived' i'jte* weett^ *. HARRY PENNtNOTON, Production Maalftr with one thing and mother, been a dark autumn thui far, but it is why, I was not covering the Cuban crlsifc 1 nomuJ.Bhr Arflrar Z. Klttlo tail Wfflltm F. Sandford Frank W. Harbour sow posslblft to SM a certain numbered that I had been In Havana writinf • BnetiUr* 2l£* AuooUi* «Utm» WttMom Biueaa tin. degree of cheerfulness breaking Member ot tb« Associated Press through. Nearly all over the free triumphal entry of Fidel Castro four yean 'ago Wfem tnm !• antUM tmuMIT w UM OH tor rapobucatlca M tu Uw lorn a*m >nnu4 world—and also over a good deal the man came Into town frightened, riding --"-•- ta OK omwn tall •iltf n«wi dih of that hitherto "nautral" world tank BS the people pelted Maabw d Amrieaa NMM|p« PabUslwn Association which will never be quite so Mtobtr AofifBrnwu «t Circulation "neutral" again—realism it re- flowers. Some remembered that |; was placing woolly unreaHsm in thi not a fan of the "liberator." ;' HOBM M OMMUt ftlMuulBllttiu tor tn«riwuo4i won u •dnnlM cold war, ••.-•• - Ktlttt wttMM IKW tbU p*rt el u MniiitmiDl in wBMB u» qrpofraplifMJ «rr*r mum It Is impossible for a M tttw coUO mtuninl uunadlttitT ol in? trror which m»l occur. Men are throwing away thei empty dreams of life without risk as this to cover hot news. AnytjuiBj I ltu Mwmptr liwmii no riipooilblllUti (ot ttatunnu ot opinion! in Mtt«r« from IU readari. and of victory over international write must "keep" at least a week be- Mtw to. a thin I net. Pir mMU) H(o U months—S1ROO S month*—t 9.00 communism without sacrifice oi cause it requires that much.time for I monttll—113.50 3 month*—I (.SO danger. Can-do is replacing can't- tan« oopr br mm, 10 owu the material to reach the newspapers FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1962 do at the basis of cold war pol- icy. The honorable advocacy of around the country which us* the col- honorable power is coming into BISHOP International fashion again in th< umn. International crises'movo so swift- The Rjide Awakening West—and has, perforce, been ac- ly that sometimes a big story in a first edition of a cepted in the non-Communist newspaper is invalid in the second. East as well,. in the case of Jawaharlal Nehru, prime min- after these troops moved, Nehru erstwhile "neutralBt" India. For example, these things happened within a pe- ister of India, has had a rude and toyed with his "dream. In the halls Non-Communist nation* are a riod of 24-hours recently. President Kennedy demanded 'Actually, there's not much wu as (ndlvlduolt last acknowledging responsibili- the dismantling of intermediate range ballistics missiles sad awakening, ffere he was, a man Bf the United Nations, the Indian con do •• you con try praying* If you'd ties of leadership. A terrible slide of peace, follower of Mohandas K voice continued to plead for favors away from those responsibilities in Cuba. He said that a missile fired from Cuba would like...:* among the decent countries—a be regarded as coming from Russia. Premier Khru- for the Conununist Chinese. "Bring Ghandi, the man of non-violence. slid£ very similar to the one In shchev replied within a few hcjufs that the mlttttes Advised by such ill-advisers as V. them in here," the voice said, "and the '30s, which permitted Hitler- These Dnysi ism to rise in all its horror and would be dismantled if the U.S. removed its missiles K. Krishna Menon, he stretched the we can reason with them. They will peril—has clearly now been ar- from Turkey. rested. This li the supreme new red carpet of welcome out to his listen to the appeals of world opin- fact of our present days. Four Separate Stories ' neighbor Chou en-Lai of Peking and ion, if they can be approached di- The Hiss-Nixon Episode At once, the United States replied that the two More Unuy arm to grasp the rectly." But, amid this pleading, the items were not related in the current crisis. By morn- reached out an ( By GEORGE E. SOKOLSKY President Kennedy's decision hand of Nikita S. Khrushchev, bubble burst. Over the frozen hills not to let tha Soviet Union get ing Khrushchev capitulated and agreed to having his away with it any, more in Castro missiles crated and sent home under United Nations Moscow. Under India's policy of of the Himalayas the Chinese ap- The fracas over Alger Hiss' broadcast against Cuba—a decliioa taken alone be- Richard Nixon has three aspects: the legal, the moral supervision. There are four separate stories there; each non-alignment, he said—and appar- proached, firing guns, killing Indians. cause others in the West would and the esthetic. only have higgled and "negoti- of them big enough to rate the fiont page attention of Onward they moved toward the rich ently thought—his country could From a strictly legal standpoint, the American ated"—has not merely helped re- the world press. ;> ' •. plains of Assam, gateway to all store the position in this hemis- profit from being "all things to all Broadcasting Company can defend itself on several phere. It has also actually pro- So, although I have been close to the Cuban prob- people," and, in the Indian fashion, Southeast Asia. grounds, some correct, some specious. duced more unity among the very lem for some time and got to Fulgendo Batista's borne Western allies who were not con- he also made repeated requests to Into the United States, Nehru A broadcasting network may put on itssulted. .For they now grasp the in time to turn his record player off after he had fled, Washington for such things as quan- sent his cousin and economics min- program whomever it chooses, provided hard truth that mere "negotia- it would have been pointless for this column to,"write tion" is not .enough in e,ach. and tities of aid money' arid' surplus ister, B. K. Nehru. The minister said that he does not break certain specified about an acute situation which is altered from hour ground rules; namely that the comever- y possible occasion that foods. the world has got the situation all where vital interests are vitally to hour. ' .';.."' v mentator or orator, whichever it might challenged we must be ready to Then, too, the'reporters on the scene coyeV the Mr. Nehru could not quite grasp wrong: The prime minister, he said, do as well aj fo talk. be, does not commit libel or utter big assignments with fresh leads to their stories every the world reaction when he decided is not "a neutralist," he is merely salacious terminology, such as four let- In France, the symbol of this policy of being prepared to do few hours. The information is so fresh, so superior to some time back to give his military "non-aligned." To be neutral, he in- ter words which small boys write with as well as. to talk, President any "think piece" written in New. York or Washing- forces a trial run through peaceful, sisted is "to say you won't fight, you SOKOLSKY Chalk. Charles de Gaulle has Just won monumental victories in elections ton, that I follow the new editions of the papers as neighboring Portuguese Goa. After are a pacifist; to be non-aligned There is no law against Alger Hiss talking as much which leave him an even stronger avidly as you. > as he likes if he can get a platform and there is no law all, he then reasoned, "we are mere- merely means that you are capable leader than before; A Naive against providing him with a platform. In West Germany, and notwith- ly securing our borders," something of making up your own mind with- No, the function of this column, as I see It, is to But that is only one side of the coin. On the moral standing the present domestic he said he thought every peace-lov- out having it made up for you—that difficulties oi his government, supply the human touch. The reader gets his tensions side, Alger Hiss was convicted for perjury in a case Chancellor Konrad Adenauer, an- ing nation should be permitted to do. is what we want." Still, B, K. Nehru other advocate of doing-plus-talk- elsewhere; in this space he gets an editorial tranquil- involving at least subversion in an official position and izer. Unless, of course, I can find a newsworthy story Small matter that Goa was a tiny came here to beg, not only for ing, has come more willingly into at most, treason. The offense was never clearly defined, the Western concert than ever which will remain fresh for a week. The recent lengthy place compared to India. That, he weapons with which to meet the just as Al Capone was not convicted for murder or before. nterview with Generalissimo Franco is an example. any crime other than failing to pay his income tax. Though tragedy hovers over the said, was not the issue: "India re- Chinese invaders, but for great Orient, it is mixed with great At the time of the Cuban revolution, the auxiliary mains dedicated.to peace." quantities of new foreign aid—from What Hiss did on that program was to be venge- hope. Though the Chinese Com- bishop of Havana assured me that Castro was not a ful, which is a sin if ever there was one. If Alger Hissmunist invasion of India ii brut- Brushed under the rug by this the government and private sectors Communist I felt that the bishop was naive. He recited dislikes anyone, it should be Alger Hiss, for he will ally costly In Indian dead, the dedicated man was border friction —"with .which to strengthen India." blazing light it puts on the fo the good Catholicity of the parents of the Castro broth- fully performed the acts of treachery which Richard ot Prime Minister Jawaharlal ers. I recited-the Red record of Senor Che Guevara, with Pakistan over the issue of what Both Nenrus say India stands alone Nehru's military unpreparedness Nixbjn," then' a young congressman, uncovered. There the bishop felt sorry for me. I felt sorry for himj should happen to*Kashmir. Even in facing what has surprisingly be- was not one word of shame or regret in this author of brings positive returns. I had an appointment with Castro at II p.m. on though the people of Kashmir large- :ome a total war. the United Nation's Charter for his complicity in Whit- No Safety taker Chambers' espionage activities—not one word The fact has gone deeply homi a January night in the Havana Hilton. At 7:30 p.m. I ly are Moslem in belief and heritage Within India, the people have that Nehru's cynical playing sent my regrets and took the 9:30 p.m. Pan-American —and therefore more closely tied to done and are doing what little they of apology. There was only hatred for the man whoCommunist East against fi exposed him and in whose defeat he revelled. West,, while actually Worinf plane home. During the day, I had been out to* the Co- Pakistan—and although Pakistan re- could and can do, offering up to the Communist East, has not bqugh lumbia barracks, where the executions were, taking James Hagerty, vice president of the American peatedly has asked India to let the government gold rings, small valu- India even temporary safety fronr place and everything—with-the exception of a huge Broadcasting Company, permitted Hiss to do this little the very Communist powers marble statue of Christ—pointed to communism. people of Kashmir vote*on their own ables and pitiful bits of money with play-actipg. Hagerty is the boss. which he toadied so long. future, Nehru stood fast on his which to support the war effort. The The Indian people today i Early U.S. Reaction Prior to his getting the job with the American In no mood to hear about "neul claim: "Kashmir is Indian." He gesture is one of tremendous per- Broadcasting Company, he was President Eisenhower's ralism." When they reject fo When I reached home, I was dismayed to find pushed his armed forces tight sonal sacrifice. But, in this game, press secretary and, next to Sherman Adams, the most good this soft and monstrousl: that almost everyone in Congress was praising Castro irresponsible doctrine, as /the; as a friend of the United States. Two years later, when against the Pakistan frontier. it comes terribly late. They have powerful man in the Eisenhower Administration. surely will before this affair over, we shall see the end of an he began to admit Russian and Chinese delegations Now, suddenly, from the north been finding this out, and so has Now comes Emmet John Hughes, a speech-writer for Eisenhower—and also for Governor Nelson Rocke- era of fatal nonsense which fol- and conclude trade agreements to stave off bankruptcy, has moved a massive force of sol- Jawaharlal Nehru. Awakening from lowed World War II. feller. Hughes, in a "kJss and tell" article In "Look" I wrote that the only thing Castro could offer in return deep sleep can be very startling. This, brought up to date, w, diers, Communist Chinese. Even Magazine, provides the clue to Hiss* privilege of damn- Just the kind of nonsense that li was missile* bases. to the birth of Hitler-the notior I went to Guantanamo with Bum's Jenkins and ing Nixon on the American Broadcasting Company pro- that because power evilly met YOT Money's Worth: gram. He indicates not only that Eisenhower's staff brings evil results, power itsel: asked the admirals about it. They thought I was funny. disliked Nixon, but that "Eisenhower did not regard is always to be shunned. It wa Still, I wrote the story and it kept a long while. the succession of Nixon as a blessing either Inevitable said, by one-book intellectual; As a man, Senor Castro is an egomaniac, a bearded Christmas Toys Should Be Big Bargains that there wasn't much dlfferenci or irresistible." between Hitler and Chamberlaii Hitler who feels-that, if he can promote enough revo- By SYLVIA PORTER Then Hughes goes on to describe the 1960 England. Until recently, much lutions in the American republics, he .will someday campaign: the same was said by the same dominate this hemisphere. The dismantling of the In the weeks remaining befon mothers should be given all tlv Porter: What will we be buy- kind of people of the United Christmas, about $1 billion of toyi facts about a toy, including the ing? What are tha trends in "This climactic electoral battle of the Eisenhower stateg and a,,, Soviet union-thai missile bases will not alter his ambitions. His word, and garnet will be sold—roughly suggested retail price, before thej toys? Years found candidate Nixon and Eisenhower's White after all, both had Immense n even to his friends, is worthless. The Isle of Pines Is 1 half the year s total volume oi promise to buy it. For if a child Kent: There are thousands of clear power and so both mus House still at odd, unadmitted distance from one anb-e more or leas evil in purpos littered with the bones of men who helped him to (Ms industry—and this year, a: asks for a toy and the parent: toys and the selection runs from other. As Nixon suffered the anguish of Irresolution power. a result of the agree, only to find out later little dolls to robots. But as has The incredible silliness of thi vastly changed is too expensive for their budge: been the case for many years, tfie on so many basic issues (was a clean-cut stand on civil theory is, under Providence, dy * But—there I go again. This.column is, basically, a retail sales and no one will be happy. biggest single item will be dolls, rights really worth the loss of that shimmering vision ing now befote it has been neces d 1 s t r I b u- and in 1B62 dolls and doll acces- sary to spend millions ol lives— ow-key spot; let others better qualified ring the alarm tion patterns sories will account for' sales of of all those Southern electoral votes?), the same fate- g it was before—to show its in bells. This is a shoes-off-and-please-serve-the-beer-cold in our country, CARMICHAEL up to $400 million, 20 per cent of ful ambiguity afflicted his very relationship with Elsen-tellectual rubbishness and moral place ... . . ' you, who wil all toy sales. A rapidly growing hower. On the one hand, Nixon knew the vast potential cowardice. be buying thesi segment of our Industry is me- toys tor youi chanical toys which are expected power that the President might wield in his election. children a n to account for 8 per cent of unit On the other hand, he knew, too — along with the "'Let's Get A Lock For This Thing" g r a n d chi Volume. Interest In educational quickening criticism of Eisenhower's foreign policy— Porter dren are like- toys Is growing steadily. One PORTER ly to get the phenomenon we are watching the rather widespread complaint of the electorate that * (Continued) greatest toy value* ever. carefully is the current fad in he, Nixon, had never stood, alone and free, beyond the valued at $26 during last yea: Here, from Abe Kent, vie stuffed toys called "Klunkj." comforting shade of the taller figure of the President. In Washington, D. C, the aver- president of Ideal Toy Corp., oni Teenage girls and college coeds A vigorous show of self-sufficiency, then, seemed the age was W each; in New York, of the major U.S. manufacturers, take these no-faced caricatures of Pennsylvania and New Jersey, Is • fascinating picture ot the odd characters to replace throw- order of the'day—along with a reserve of political aid, $30 per youngster; in Mississippi colorful American toy industry a pillows In decorating their beds of course, to be summoned in emergency. only $13. Hall of all toys an it enters If* peak season. and dormitory rooms, ,The toy bought for youngsters betweei industry is now supplying people "In this climate, both personal and political rela- two and six years of age, anothei Porter: What is the price pic- from pre-kindergarten through tions between the Eisenhower staff and the Nixon 25 per cent for those betweor ture for toys this Christma's? colloge. seven and 10. Children aged II Kent: Because toys are recog- staff grew chill as the political battle' grew warm. to 14 get the fewest toys. Industry's Preparation nized by most stores as one of Men around t,he President, anxious to lend assistance Porter: How do consumers the best vehicle* to attract Christ- Porter; How does the industry to guard Elsenhower's personal stake in the.electoral make the choice of what to buy? mas shoppers, many retailer! prepare for the Christmas season? verdict upon the past eight years, met repeated rebuffs Advertising Is Vital have dractically reduced toy Kent: Some of this year's most Kent: Our research indicate! prices, even selling them below popular items were started on the from men around the Vice President, anxious to be ridthere are four key factors: dur- cost, for use as "loss leaders." drawing boards In 1959 and I960, of the burden of past mistakes and to shape their own ability and lasting value, price, The result is that consumers will and right now we're working on vision of the next four years.". the child's wishes and educa- emerge this Christmas with the toys which won't be on the mar- tional value. When a child Is biggest bargain* in toys they have ket until Christmas ot 1964. We From this picture, which could well have been taken to a toy store, he Is over- ever had—even though they may may spend as much as {150,000 to written before the broadcast, it is clear that a manwhelmed and he naturally chooaei be unaware of the bonanza to engineer a toy before we show a toy he recognizes or is fa- them. it to the public. In our doll de- like Hagerty, in the Eisenhower entourage, would dis- miliar with for reassurance. partment, we have more hair- PrkMf MJwlng like Nixon and hope that no good befell him. When Porter: Why has advertising ol Porter: In recent weeks, I've dressers than any New York beauty shop and more dress de- Nixon was defeated by John F. Kennedy for the presi-toys risen to much? leen the usual pre+olWay flood 1 signers and cutters than half of Kent: Because of self-service of toy commercials on TV, but dency, it was by such a small vote that the Eisenhow- the largest Seventh Avenue dress selling, the Impersonal shopping the prices are conspicuously miss- erites were silent, but when Nixon was defeated this manufacturers. in the big slores. Personal selling Ing. Why? year in California, Hagerty apparently permitted Alger ii practically eliminated in major Kent: Because there ts a dif- Porter: What does $2 billion Hiss to hammer' the last nail Into Nixon's political •tore* and very few sales clerks ference of opinion as tn whether >[ annual toy sales mean in dol- have a complete knowledge of Or not retail prices should be in- ars and cents toys for Hie aver- coffin. His apology last Sunday night was not the featurei of the toys carried cluded In a toy commercial, we ige child? convincing. in the store. Thui, advertising Kent: Our studies indicate the ar« experimenting this year by Esthetically, it was ugly. One does not use a Hiss has become a most vital factor bmittlng thHita suggestet d retail ivemge child In the U.S. got tqys In educating the public about our Drlce. W'ee ledkel however, that 6—Friday, Nov. 23i 1962 (See PORTER, Columnte) for anything In the United Statefe. products. I Motorists Are Fined

Whitney CrowtU hM fined two motorists for caniea* driving. Frederick Schtafw, MotwKW Ed., Oakhur*. was fined «;! Joel L. Wood, Broad SL, bar*, $15. •" , Joseph W. Scotti, Leoserd €t, Red Bank paid a |U flat tori driving M m**. is a 4tatUi tone; John Lamonioo, TMM JUv. NwdnttlMtw babyr Getting •« tha ntwi, and sharing er, $15, 0 m.p.h. In a 4i-mitt\ youit-»th«?i whattoday1* phone service li for. Phoning zone, and Thomai Hawe, Fair, (a such a panonal way to kitap Imtouch. New Jtnej S*l lew Hills. Pa., $ IS, 4> m.pi. in Move fast! 4UH cone. Today THIS WEIK ONLY Tomorrow

"I'm- scared to open -this birthday present from linger, Monday LO FT I don't liU fnar look of expectation on her f«e#!" exciting, annual pre-Christmas candy treat Begin Construction This beautiful Gift Box brimful of *d LOFTS kitchen-Presh Chocolates Of Sea Star Club MIDMSrOWN - Work has Each building wouWLbave sep- Bato HV 4M*oMaMat Mttttsllar suited tare on coutroctloo arate siiomr fadliUas. of LOFT'S flat WMM Sea Star Swimming U« aid ft full recreation pro- Clii) on Harmony ltd. gram is planned for tot teenage Tin project-being bulk by and adult membership. CHOCOLATES Jerry Rich, Leonardo—i» ex- Other facilities ptaoMd for the pected to be ready for use Maj club Include a snack bar, horse- toft centers, cherries, 39. shoe ptti, tennis, and bsdpinton froiUandnuts.suchasr The dub is being built on courts, ihuffleboard and hand- ball courts. • Cordial Cherries 11-acre tract and wiH have on • Truffles of the few "T-ahaped" pools Parking win" be provided for the county. approximately 500 cars. • Honey Nougats The buildings will be con- • Not Fiestas Mr. Rich said plans call fo file construction of 12 buildings structed of stone and laminated • Assorted Nut Caps noosing cabanas and locker*. wood in a subdued color, Mr. • Batter Creams The building would be two stor- Rich said. • CocoanutCups ies hjgji with four cabanas on Total membership wiu be 400. • Whipped Fruit Creams tbe ground floor and 32 lockers Jerome M. Xarsen, Spring a Batteraeotehes below tbe cabanas. Lake Heights, designed tbe pool • Butter Crunch. Thus, there would be a 1 and buildings. and many other fresh, of 48 cabanas' and 320 lockers. Lefs-Talk-Tilkey ~ delicious favoritei. The main portion of the pool would be 82 x « feet, which Lincroh conforms to A.A.U. regulations. The stem of tbe pool would serve Normaa Berube, ton of Mr. as a diving well which would and Mrs. B. G. Ben*e of Hill separate swimmers from this ac- Rd., celebrated bis sixth birthday tivity. with his family Nov. 14. A separate, fence-enclosed kid- George Phillip, Northfield, Vt, ate pool—•*> feet In diameter— is visiting his son-in-law and •bo is planned. daughter, Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Mr. Rich said adequate life- Berube. He will.leave soon for guards and supervisory staff for Florida for a winter vacation. (be kiddie poo! will be provided Bowl Effect Boy Scout Troop 110 will col- Tbe cabanas and lockers woul lect paper» tomorrow. Residents fie constructed on a higher ele- are requested to place bundled vation than the pool, giving papers at the curb by 9 a.m. LOFT'S CANDIES...as fine as you can give "bowl" type effect Middletown Shopping Center, Ri 35, ,Middletown Mr. Rich said this would set A meeting of tbe Lincroft +H to screen the pool from the road. Club was held Tuesday' at the Monmouth Shopping Center, Wyekoff Road, Eatontown Tbe cabanas would surround tbe tome of Mr. and Mrs. John Bee- and throughout New Jartty be, Tiston Falls. Officers elected for tbe year were Sharon Stew- ard, president; Patricia Mahon- «y, vice president; Jeanne Mc- Knigbt, recording secretary, and assiitant, Sally Steward; Bever- ly Kenworth treasurer, and Amy Braun, reporter. Peter Cook will be publicity chairman. Plans Final Final were made for a bowling party. Canned foods are being-collect- ed by members for a needy fam- Week I Week! ily. On Dec. 12, members and their parents will bold a Christ- mas party at the home of Mr. and Mr*. Beebe. '

Jane Stewart, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Emile Stewart, Park- view Ter., has returned from Fort Lauderdale, Fla. where she visited her great-grandmother, Mrs. Ida Kscbewan. She ac- companied her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. John Stewart of CUlf- reduced from side Park. $ The Ladies Auxiliary of the lincroft Fire Company wiU meet 49.50 and 55 Monday at 8 p-m. at the fire house. ' . . Holmdel MunidpsI officials of Holmdel Township, woo attended the 47th annuaJ conference of the New Jer- sey State league of Municipalities last week* were Mr. and Mrs. John Mount, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Ely, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Phil- lips, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Smale, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley StilweU, MSyw Junta Ackeraon, Emtit Paseux and Mrs. Charles Cc* Also attending for one day were W. Jay Duncan, Harry Willey and Barnard Ooldtmith. Tbe Udlei1 Aid Society Of Hie We're forced to clear out at least 50% of our floor sample stock Holmdel Federated Church met to make room for. new merchandise which is due to arrive any last week at Fellowship Hall. day now. Remember . . . only » limited number of pieces are Hostesses were Mrs. Harold Save up to Holmes, Mrs. Douglas Fromm All top Pall styles -k All from our regular stock. going on sale at these low, low price*. All one-of-*kind, all and Mrs. Taylor Ranee. Plans sales final, free delivery. • were discussed for the decorating Authentically styled Natural Shoulder look, Big success of the church for Christmas and flowen to be purchased by the Ivytowns. Distinctive classics. Luxuriously fine wor- flower committee. Memben will steds. New-tone solid colors. New slim-trim stripes. Great Savings on: Tables, Lamps, Sofas, Sectionals, Love hold « meeting and chriitfflas Seats, Chairs, Mirrors, Desks Secretaries, Ottomans, Chests, party Deo, li. Gifts will be Small checks. Shadow plaids. All with hand-detailed Dreuers, Servers, Nite Tables, Buffets. brought for a grab bag and 33%* games will be played. Hosemes Tested Tailoring for perfect fit and long-lasting good will b* Mrs, John Holmes, Mrs. looks. A magnificent selection (but naturally, hot our Bdwta Liel*nOW. Mrs. Robert Lawrence, Mrs. Harry Kissel and entire stock). Don't wait-why pay more later. • Thete Famous Names: Drexel, Simmons, Willet, Century, Baker, Heritage, Mrs. J. E. Kennard. Schoohbeck, Harden, Tom|irison, Henresdon and many more. Thanksgiving dinner guests of Immediate Delivery in Time for .the Holidays! Mr, and Mrs. Edwin Utbenow. McCampbell Rd., were Mr. and Mrs. Wander and children, lutanM tod Gregory, of Haddos- field, Mr. and Mrs. John Peck- EXTRA! HOLIDAY BONUS! more and children, John tnei Marilyn, of Mfflvtllt;' Mr.'and Pay nothing'til naxt February Mrs. Harold Webster of Msnas- then take . I ...or take 6 months quan, and Eugene Civanaugh of 8 months to pay- I to pay-small N "Creators of Fashion for the Home" Satontown, , ; ' : no service charge | service charge FURNITURE The Couple's Club of Holmdel Federated Church will hold a cov- Open 10 A. M. to 9 P. M. ered dlih supper and social at i. ( 140 Broad St., Ited Bank SHadyside 74000 >llowshlp Hall Saturday, Dec. 1. Monday thrafugh Friday Hosts will be Mr, and Mrs. •OND'S MONMOUTH SHOPPING C1MT1R SATONTOWN TMrne CIKOU. «AT#«r«wii I ' 9 A. M. to 6 P. M. Saturday* FREE PARK1NG-BU0GET TERMS Walker Sutphln, Mr. and Mrs. : Wnilarti Becker, Mr. add Mrs. • '• • SHOP I«mV IVtNIN* MtMay «siha Satanliy 'Ml n»l. ' ;.,.'•,••[• Joseph Phillip*. L-. i\ eayte. Tfcudtfftiof moat species ; . daan, M, (A Two Birthday* Missionary .',-,* A mty e»t an toad at all. Ceatnl Ave, Asfawy Park, Adult firethW live coly » tew 1Q Drivers and Lester GotuSeuker, 45, Gekfarated Visita Area days or tt mott a f«w weeks, Geyser is n Icelandic word man Springs Rd., Lincroft, both MIDDLETOWN - Arthur and MIDM£TQWfr-Mr. and Mrs. thllr ids function being to prop-meaning "to spOOt Lose Licenses one month; Edward Brown, 38, Robert Gibson,, sons of Mr. andCon Sweeney, Cherry Tree La., Of TW, Branch St., Union Beach, TRENTON - The Division of Mrs. Arthur R. Gibson, Nut- have had Rev. NaiJ Boyle, a mis- Motor Vehicles has suspended the and Melvin G. Silverman, 30, of 282 Leonardville Rd., Belford, swamp Rd.,, celebrated their sixth sionary, as their guest. drivers' licenses of 10 Monmouth Father Boyle is returning to County motorists. both three months. • and first birthdays, respectively, RemovM Rust, Iron, Sulphur. CMoriM, Under the provisions of the M a,recent party in their home. Seoul, South Korea, after visit- Odors, «te.. from City or Weg Wotw Ing this past year in the United state's point system, tfie division MARKS FIFTH BIRTHDAY Guests In eluded Clifford White, suspended the driving privileges MIDDLETOWN — Jordan J. Walt«r Hnllap, Debbie and Susan States and Ireland. of Louis H. Parks, Jr., 18, of 329 Ploch, »on of Mr. and Mrs. Jor-Strickland, Mary Devlin and Bar- Father Boyle, who has served Oceanport Ave., Oceanport, for dan C. Ploch, Normandy Ct., re- bara and Kathy Damm, all of in Korea since 1946, is a mem- • No. motor 'Northeastern Co., Dept. RB DI HIM" two months; Joseph E. Hyslop, cently celebrated his fifth birth'; • No moving parts Middletovra, and Connie, Linda, ber of the Columbian Foreign v • StS North Garfleld Ave, 27, of 57 Main St., Eatontown, 45 day at a party in his home. At- Beth, John, Jimmy, Patty Werner Missionary Society. • No refills • Toms River. New Jersey days; Lloyd D. Clark, 19, Box tending were Martha, Cindy and and Mrs. Walter C. Werner, New • No regeneration •Please send me further informatloo» 1S7, Adelphia, two months; James Ken Staiart, Janet White, Jeffrey Shrewsbury. FREE S about the SIBCO Water Purifier. = P. Carting, 23, Wyckoff' Rd., Gumone, Christy, and Shirley CobuccU Entertain Eatontown, three months, anil MTDDLETOWN *r Mr. and Water Analysis • Name Meyers, Sandra Quivey, Elizabeth literature George Niblack, 30, of 1235 Wash- and Cecila Man and' his sisters TAKING CRUISE Mrs. Daniel Cobucci, Lawrence • Address — ... Leah Oir., have had as guests Mr. Demonstration ington Ave., Asbury Park, two Elizabeth and Deborah Ploch. MJODLETOWN - Miss • City ~- — Business trip or pl«asure |aunt, planning months. Santera, Daniel Dr., stopped off and Mrs. John Bailey and their Write Today! S Phone Number 1_ ahead pays. And there's no better "arraqger" than your Also Charles 6. Sutphin, 41, of Wadi Haifa, Sudan, had no rain at Nassau while on, a 10-day daughters, Debbie and Kathy, of He Obligation phone. Nexttrip-phone ahead.., Naw Jwtey Ml 41 East Main St., Freehold, one for 19 years. cruise aboard the liner Italia. Patchogue, N. Y.

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SHREWSBURY AVE. AT RT. 35 (©pp. Ft. Mo* mouth) NEW SHREWSBURY A senior at Manuquu High 10~Fri4*y. Nw. 23, 19(52 BED BANK BEGISTER fV£t HAPPEN TO YOU? IBIaitdell to Preside Harding Heads jSchool, wfcere he U a member 99' Power Mowtr, Reel . ,_ 22.22 berg, Fair Haven; Mrs. Margaret Scouts. The camp is used as a By Order of: BAMM HOLLOW REALTY COMPANY Low Prices Plus S&H Gr«e* Sfomp* Ideal Reel Mower .. .88 McGregor, Leonardo; Harold weekend troop campsite and for B. G. Coat*, AucUomer-KEllogg 1-M«l-Deal, New Jersey I JoDn Troctor, Cultivator, Mower* ...... 49.49 Gelbhaus, Little Silver; Mrs. CaMwoll 30" Red Mower:... __ 19.62 Florence Schwartz, Long Branch; Certified Rotary Mower , ,88 H. X. Bacon, Middletown; Joseph JacobMn Snow Blower 33.33 Achettino, Monmouth Beach; F. J. McCenn, Neptune; Herbert Midland Tractor, Reel Mower 19.60 Brockel, Oakhurst; Kenneth Tore Reel Mower 99.99 White, Rumson; Stanley Leit- Springfield Roto Tiller 49.49 stein, Wanamassa, and Herman Snapping Turtle Mowtr 49.49 Bartlett and Norman Colson, Fulton Snow Plow Attachment ;...... 88 West Long Branch. Full refund toward purchase of new Gravely Presentations were made by Equipment by May 1st, 1963, if dissatisfied. Col. Roman Ulans, the deputy commander. John L. Balkan, Lit- tle Silver, the safety officer, con- . NO TURKEYS HERE! SPECIAL PRICE! ducted the ceremony. REBUILT GRAVELY TRACTORS 7 AND SNOWPLOW ATTACHMENT CODE OF THE FEUD NEW TRACTOR t*)EA each HINDMAN, Ky. (A) - During GUARANTEE ^Mm9\l TERMS ARRANGED one battle of an 18th Century feud near Daniels Hill and Trouble- some Creek, several men were FREE CIDER AND DO-NUTS wounded and the sheriffs horse killed. GRAVELY TRACTOR STATION The leader of the opposition, RFD 4, Box 5, Phone HO 2.0743 "Devil John" Wright, paid for the FREEHOLD. NEW JERSEY mount because he "regretted the killing of a fine horse."

... to ski or not to ski is not the question. It's how you look when you get there tbat counts and Ernst Engel has seen to it that you mil look sensa- tional before and apres . .. exciting color co-ordinated parkas, stretch slacks, mo- hair and velour sweaters- complete 10 the headbands and bibs . . . Stop in our ski shop and have fun I

the fair university shop -after 9 P.M. you can phone anywhere In New Jersey for a maximum of 35**

for men, women, and boys telephone rates have been lowered. Now, in addition to Rates on certain daytime calls have been lowered too. Phone service today Is a growing value, In reach of every- Rr. 35, WanamatM (one mile north of Aibiiry Circle) KE 1-4949 the reduced rate after 6 P.M.—there's a new low rate after 9 P.M. for many out-of-town station calls to points within one. Use it often. •' open daily 'til 9, Saturday 'til 9 ; New Jersey. •3-min. station rate. These reduced rates do not apply :or exarnpleexarnple-a statiostation calcalll ffrenr i Newark to.Wildwood: to other calls such as person-to-person, collect or credit DaytimDtiee After 6 FM 9 PM-4:3O AM cardcalls< 6 35>! HEW JERSEY BELL lor mth&$e decided oo the ptrty BSD BAM REGISTER Friday, flov. 23, 1962-11 p Princeton during a meeting list week Rutgers Asks Budget Hike faculty and *UH **& improve- at the home here of vite preat- Donajd B. Casrtwnsa. little FAMILY GUEST5 ment* in the tafversii/s salary itat Sorman McF»ddto, Jr. A Stiver: AJfcn H. it. MIDOtETOWM-aeeeiit gaests Men Plan g to «pmpie(e piuw will SbmrsWy - Uacroft • Kolmdet; IVBW HUWSWKK - ftatgen JMstoni now earoMng more tod faculty offices, #72 7h«se include me fee borne of Mr. and Wt, Uttiverclty hu uked K«, |U»,M» tor 16! new lawUy be aeM txrX Vtoaiar) at the 'utmt Edward M. KM*, Spring jjtke- Fnuik Hartlld, Cherry Tree TJU, than 21,1*0 degret-seekiiifs sto- W convert the old ceramics of president Jpim B. Cievenger, Muiattux, JJbtn ft, Hechster, Jersey to provide m,M0,585 to feats, represents a $4,681,196 in- members, ttt&.KJ lor Itt new were Mrs. HarokTs sisters Mist building as headquarter! (or the For Supper Buttoowood Dr., Fair Haven. Deal-Oakfaurst; Donald L. Struve, ward Its record *48,516,96] crease la tbe state's (hare erf non-academic ptopfc and Regina Kotdi and Mrs. Jamev Graduate School of Social Work, Freehold, and WsUiam T. Dalton, budget proposed for operation Rutgers operating budget. $1,554,776 for a double salary in- OCEANPORT— Tie Princeton Mr. Clevenger announced the Hearity, and tbe ktter*s goat, and 070,000 for land, equipment appointment of .the foUowiag lo- Asbury Park-Belmar. " during U6W4. The university atked that the and greenhouse facilities for thecrement. Alumni Association of Monmouth James and John, of Beaver cal chairmen: It also asked the state to ap state increase its appropriation County will have a buffet supper C. Allen Petenen* was appoint- Meadows, P«. • •.. ' Agricultural Experiment Station. George A. Williamson, Jr., proprWfl- »8,W3,000 to ware for capita] by $15,348,000 over A mouse hair, enlarged 4,200 ed north area assistant chairman, party Dec 17 following the Rumson-Sea Bright; Gerard H. (25,443,000 of new construction ai 1962-63 and said that it proposed Major items in tbe increase times, "resembles a tree trunk. and John F. P. Keliy was named The United States recognized Princeton Triangle Club show in Alberts, Fair Haven; Raymond It pointed to rising enfbllmeai to raise 17,400,000 from its own south area assistant chairman. Israel in 1948. >-;•.. Red Bank. B. daRidder, Red Bank; Freder- and the need to maintain thi resources for the construction quality of its ediicationaipro DAILY CROSSWORD Tbe show is being brought to ick B. Finkenstaedt, Highlands program. ACBOSS DOWW 18. Muck grams. 4 ' the snore by the Monmouth area; Ibeodore K Williams, Mid- In outlining the university LFood: aL 1 South- 19. Apex County Organization for Social dletown-Keji»rt; John C. Gior- The appropriation sought to (.Recom- western flnJal budget before State Budget Di- Service, dano, Jr., Long BranctMon- ward Hj^fcperatton of the unlrector Abram M. Vermeulen at mendation: Indian 22.Flve- si the association's executlve mouth Beach, ity'lifo colleges and majoi a public hearing on the Douglass % Hawk . dded (.Santiago College campus, Dr. Mason W. parrot figure is tha 8. Aged 23. Three Gross, Rutgers president, said ; ~ NEW ; capital 4. Rebecca Wise that the funds were necesiary if 10. One of tha .Bog. Men HAMMOND the state university is to meet Hawaiian. .novelist 24, They the demand for places and main- Islands 8. Fosters appear SALE! SPINET tain the quality of Its education- 12. Guides e. Tall and with al programs. lean Ted 34. Coast ORGAN cams to Mack FAMED WIND-LOC "We have made notable prog' 7.Wdvy: Artillery pass" 23. North Corpi: rest in the past few years in ex- Her. 14. Land 8. Way of New abbr. 3 CHANNEL TILT STORM WINDOWS HttTtMTHma panding physical facilities, facul- measure' walking Jersey dtjr 39. Eskimo ty and programs to meet tbe 15. Price tags 0. Grouped 28. Soak flax knives enrollment demand," Dr. Cross 17. Portion H.Xt la (con- SI. Cereal 38. Ripped 95 said. "Ilils fall with more than 20. Coral reef tracted) grass 37. Subside* 21,000 students enrolled in de-21. Captain of 18. Frozen 32. TV's - 41. High priest gree programs, we are bursting a small ship water Ford 42. Chasm at the seams, but to hold enroll- 23. Fairy 9 1 a >' s b t 8 MBalnum order three windows. ment within the bounds of ou Queen of + Wttaat, dreams % % % facilities we have had to make to II Made of quality heat-hardened 26. Ghostlike 9 extruded aluminum to give our admissions far more selec- 27.H»y < % tive than they should be at i •a a rugged wear with minimum of 29. Scotch maintenance. Screen aad two state university. river % glass panels move up and down 14. I* Ib As the state university, w SO. Small ... tat inward for simple bouquet % '^ cleaning. Delivery and Jattaua- HAMMOND ORGAN should be expanding opportuni- a IB 1* ao STUDIO OF ASBURY PARK 82. Greek letter ttea epiiraul. ties for a college education bat 33. Yugoslav' % % % CMiWAve. and Won St. the fact is, that-because of tbe at at; Ian premier *• NO SAUSMEN •'. om l»n» w it.lL press of numbers, we have had M. certain • TripU lasatt! X* a> to turn away students who would type sal* XT • TtipU Wt NO COMMISSIONS •CO.B. j have been assured a place in col- SB. Half an em % lege only a few years ago. ». Lengthwise / % • BUDGET TERMS • FREE DELIVERY "If increased thousands of 40. Com- »J menced: Daily h Saturday 8 AMA-M PJW. young people who are coming M Wed. and Fit-til I P.M. past part. % 1 ss. »T •st "Batweea Yaako-, * Bcaasffles ' out of New Jersey's Ugh schools 48. Rare art next year and In subsequent object % fa KWHD4V to 41 years are going to have an op- Exclaim LANCASTER BRAND TOP OR BOTTOM % portunity to go to college, we loudly 4» 4* must continue to grow _ both 45. Observed 46.Prlnksin quantitatively and qualitatively. 4b 3JlroodSt. SHodysWa 1-7500 Rsdlcsak ROUND ROAST. 99* We must provide the living : Lew Prkts Plus S&H GINR Stamps space, the classrooms, laborator- Y^ ies, libraries, reading balls and pnyaical education facilities that are basic We must see to it that students and faculty have tbe educational equipment ap- propriate to a top-ranting indus- trial state in the space age." The Rutgers president listed spectacular Christmas savings! as tbe university's major needs; 1. Buildings to round out the RAILROAD current, building program which Is being financed by $29,850,000 of college bond issue funds and WAREHOUSE mam than.$22,000,000 from other sources. VITLfT 2. Replacement of, obsolete buildings which are costly 241 Highway », Eatontom Jut 8«M •* Urtilw did* maintain. N DAU.Y ffSt to SiW : 3. Additions to faculty and staff; to handle Increased student body. i, Improved faculty and staff the fabrics you want! salaries to enable the state uni- versity to compete in the market tor teachers and staff. the models you want! Included in the capital request are several buildings for the New Brunswick campus which the savings you 1 ware eliminated In the final tab- ulation. These are a $1,6*8,000 classroom building and CHRISTMAS1 $8,(89,000 dormitory-dining haU project to bouse and feed 1.000 Expertly tailored Rutgers College students, and S1.052.SOO second phase of the Douglass College gymnasium. NOW Tbe university expects to bor- SPORTCOATS fsr t Happier. row $3,150,000 of the cost of the Prtpjid Ho^dai Rutgers College dormitory. in 1963! 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Her father, Alfredo By The Associated Press sey over the Thanksgiving Day tion. Thursday from injuries suffered Milian, 24, was driving north on TRENTON — Gov. Richard J. holiday period claimed five lives. Madison—Werner A. Clemens, Wednesday night in a car-truck the turnpike when the left rear Hughes will meet Monday with The victims: 21, of Madison, was killed Thurs- collision on Rt. 3$. tire went flat. According to po- dealers who have canceled milk Rockaway Township — Terasa day night when a sports car In Police said he Was a passenger lice, Milian lost control of the car contracts with New Jersey farm- Compano, 15, of Rockaway Bor- which he was riding smashed into hi a car driven by Stephen Peter- and the collision ensued. ers. The meeting was announced ough, was fatally injured Thurs- a tree while being pursued by a son, 17, of Long Branch. Union-Alex E. Schedin, 54, of after a news conference at which day night when the car in which police car. Deptford Township—A 14-month Elizabeth, was killed Wednesday Hughes said he would intervene she was riding smashed into an Robert Emory, 21, of New Vern- old girl from AdeJphia, Md., was night when he was struck by a with dealers in an attempt to per- overpass abutment on Route B0. on, also an occupant of the sports killed Wednesday night in a col- car and hurled into the path of suade them to continue buying She died in a hospital. Thomas car, was admitted to Morristown lision between the car in which a second auto. Police said Schedin milk in New Jersey. Hughes said Lynar, 17, of Denville, was the Memorial Hospital In critical con- she was riding and a tractor- was first hit by a car driven by his latest figures show 97. farm- driver of the car. He was in dition. Police have not determined trailer on the New Jersey Turn- James LoNano of Brooklyn, N'-Y. ers, mostly in South Jersey, havi fair condition at the hospital. which man was driving. pike in this Gloucester County He was thrown more than 50 feet received contract cancellations A third occupant of the car. Middletown Township-George community. i into the path of the second auto. since Hughes removed retail price controls on milk a month ago. Youth Dies ELIZABETH - This city's "Big Brother of the Year" Is From Auto ARt*Y DETECTORS NEAR GOLF COURSE— Pair of Kay Westers teat off apparent- a 4*-year-old mother of sir and ly., unmindful of the preserve* of army detection equipment behind barbed'wire and grandmother of three. She Is Mrs. Dagny A. Ahrens, a Crash Hurts! >ana bags a short distance behind them near the fairways. Operation of the detec- widow who devotes much of MTODLETOWN-An li-yearold tion; devices have riot been relaxed since the lifting, of the Cuban blockade. - Scene her time to helping troubled Belford youth*died yesterdayto youngsters. Edgar F. Gray, ih.ifoy Weit, Ra. V' ; - . ';^ ' " (AP Wirephoto) Riverview Hospital fromj Injuries leader of the Big Brother received Wednesday mjht In a movement here, presented a truck-car accident at Rt. 35 and. plaque to Mrs. ,Ahrens Toes- Oak Hill Rd. day at a dinner In the Scotch 30 Families 1 Planners Nix Talks Plains Country Club. He said Police Identified the victim at she was the first woman In George Amodio Of 567. Hopping 'End Exodus' the nation to be honored with Rd. . With Otter Towns such a plaque. The Big Broth- Police' said he suffered head ers provide Individual guidance and internal injuries in the acci- MATAWAN TOWNSHIP-iPlan- change the rules in the middle of To Holm and. service to youngsters jident. ning Board member Harold J. the game/ I say that if the other HOLMDEL — The exodus-on who've been In trouble or oth- J The youth was a passenger in a municipalities use the standards erwise need help. 'Gray said car operated by Stephen Peter* Dolan Wednesday night charged paper— of some 30 families to that we (Levitt) and the board Mrs. Ahrens has been a foster son, 17, of 20 Clarence Ave., that the. board had made ''one of have set; they'll" be dotog just this community -from Raritas parent, has provided living Elberon. , in most serious mistakes" In re- fine."' Township has been completed. quarters, sponsored teams, Police said the Peterson car fusing to confer with neighboring found employment for many was making a left turn from Rt. He said that if the borough has Officials reported that the fam- Matawan Borough and Marlboro a JO-foot street requirement, he youths and helped with a camp 35 onto Oak Hill Rd., when the ilies—r e'sidents of Newsteai program. car was struck by a truck driven Township on problems concerning would change the.Levitt streets, Homes (Harmony Park)—have which run to the border from 28 by Edward Shewmake, 34, of 54 Levitt sections which border those been residents of the township to 30 feet. Johnson Ave., Newark. about-two' months. TRENTON - President Ken- TURNING AWAY FROM DEATH — As his sister and father lie dead alongside Los towns. "It's not all as simple as that," nedy's ban. on discrimination in The Peterson youth was treated Mr. Dolan declared. . They became residents ag the Angeles' Golden State'Freeway early yesterday, Robert Quintero weeps against a The board, at the meeting, re- publicly assisted housing is simi- at the hospital for hand and legs ceived eight preliminary tubdi Before Map OKs result of a change in the bound- lane-divider fence following crash of family's small car. Dead are AI Quintero,: 43, injuries and released. ary lines between Holmdel and lar to a New Jersey state law vision maps for an additlonil 592 Mr. Dolan asked that confer now in effect, Gov. Richard J. and Debbie Quintero, 5. The Tulare, Calif., family was en route to Inglewood, Calif., Mr. Shewmake was' treated at houses to be built by levin and Raritan Townships. the hospital for chest injuries and ences with the other two towns Hughes said. Kennedy ordered for a Thanksgiving reunion with relatives. Scattered at right are apples and oranges Sons, Inc., bringing the total pro]- be held before Levitt's new sub- The new boundary lines oil the discrimination ban Tuesday. released. ect to 1,892 houses, on 761 acres, division maps were okayed. through about 27 of the proper- It does not apply, to privately fi- being taken to the fete. Police said car hit the fence when a rear wheel fell off. According to police, Mr. Shew- more than a fourth of the town- ties involved in the transfer. make said he was traveling south But a vote was called for, and nanced housing. Hughes said h (AP Wirephoto) ship's land. on Rt. 35 and was in die process the maps were approved, 4-1, The boundary question came to believes the President's action: of passing a stopped bus when Five of the maps were ap- with Mr. Doian voting "no" and light last year when Otis R. Sea- may focus some attention on th the Peterson car stopped in front proved. Three were held for cor- Leonard Mbrizio and Joseph P. ported that he had uncovered an governor's bill to strengthen of him. rections of technical errors. Stenger abstaining. error in the townships' maps. New Jersey's ban on discrimina- Book Censorship Hit The Peterson youth told police From State Dora Mr. Stenger sided with Dr. For more than 75 years, th tion in private housing. The As- he was making a left turn and Dolaa on the issue. He abstains boundary had been recognized as sembly-passed bill has failed to Mr. Dolaa told the board thai win Senate approval. Hughes said MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (AP) - mittees appointed by national or that might conceivably offend stopped when he saw the truck from voting on all Levitt mat- the L-shaped Bethany Rd. Tax "every planning agency, from the coming at him. Police quoted him ter*, however, because in Che he did not believe the Senate Continuing pressures of censor- local organizations to pore over various groups." : state on dotro, recommends that assessments in both communities as saying he did not know wheth- initial stage of the Levitt project, would, approve the bill at its ship against books in school li- anthologies, tests or library The council, holding its annual when property is being de/etoped were made accordingly. . er he was in the southbound or two years ago, he sold property next meeting Dec. 3. But he said braries and classrooms are un- books solely to find sentences convention here, said "certain «n a boundary line between The new boundary begins ai he intends to press for it again dermining education, according that advocate causes or concepts modern writers, praised by rec- northbound lane when he stooped towns, the municipalities to. to the firm. RL 35 and Palmer Ave., an next year. to the National Council of Teach- or practices these organizations ognized critics and well estab- his car. In other business, the.board •Wived should attempt 'Joint ends at Bethany Rd. and Holm- era of English. condemn. lished in the curriculum, are sud- The Peterson youth was issued set Dec. 6 as the date for a pub- planning" to avoid deadend del Rds. A policy statement adopted by "As a result, some publishers, denly charged with seditious sen- a summons for .careless driving lic hearing on the question of con- NEW YORK - Daniel Gut- •treeti, irregularities in zoning the council's board of directors sensitive to possible objection, timents or.Jjcentlous intent. In by Patrolman Robert Lanno. He struction of an asphalt plant in Officials said maps an man, dean of the New York and other problems. yesterday, said "The greatest are careful to exclude from text- also faces a possible charge of the Main St.-Center'St. area, bjf had Law School; was Installed as familiar classics, overt porng- "• "We' should sit down* with of- been changed and the revisions damage... is done by book coin- books selections' or sentences raphy Is 'discovered.' causing death by auto. ficial bodies lit Matawan Bor- A. Campo Construction Co., Mid- president of the Federal Bar were approved by (he state. "The attacks extend even to . The injured were taken to the pugh and Marlboro Township and dletown. Association of New York, New hospital by the Fairview First 1 Children living in the 30 homes books about writers. Recently a discuss master planning, * he sug- SMtome Petition Jersey and Connecticut yester- Aid Squad. . \ collection of biographies of greal gested. A petition has been submitted involved is the switch have been day. Other officers installed at attending schools here since the the group's Thanksgiving lunch- Costs Increase philosophers was condemned for against the project. The board Board member Sigmund V. Wednesday corrected a previous- beginning of the school year. eon Included vice president for including the life of Plato, who in KowaUki shot back: • ' New Jersey, Frederick B. FREEHOLD — Aid to depend- The county, pays only part of his own writings, it was charged Polar Bear ly-reported figure of 300 signa- Officials said eligible voters in .."Matawan Borough Has never Lacey. ent children in Monmouth Coun- the welfare cost bill for its resi talked about free love and com- tures on the petition, stating that the 30 families voted in Holmdel worried about us—why should we ty will cost county taxpayers an dents. The federal and state gov- munal living and such'." only 80 had signed the document. this year. worry about them. Let's get on estimated $125,000 more in 1963 ernments', participate ..in the ma- Is Famous Local attorney Robert L. La- WASHINGTON — An official than this year. The expected to- jor 'share: Formulas for each Some groups and individuals, with this meeting, it's getting Mura said a building permit has of the Pennsylvania Railroad tal is $666,000. category vary. the council.added, have criticized late." the works of such authors as been issued for the plant, but says some employees displaced The sum was estimated by the The gross total for all welfare Movie Star Mayor Norman E. Wood added: Fire Damages Chaucer, Shakespeare, Stem- that Superior Court has granted by the proposed Pennsylvania- Monmouth County Welfare aid will exceeded $4 million. Miss ALLENHURST - There wai New York Central merger would beck, Hemingway, Faulkner, Stopped Worrying a temporary injunction against Board Wednesday when it sub- Rhoda Southall, acting welfare "polar bear" In the Atlantic Wilde Residence receive up to four years pay. Twain and Whitman. • "I've stopped worrying about plant construction. mitted its-1963 budget for approv- director reported. Ocean here yesterday. Guy W. Knight, the railroad's The policy statement, the borough." Mr. LaMura said he represents LITTLE SILVER—The A.. E al of the New Jersey Department Salaries of employees at the And his fame is far-flung. ' labor relations vjce president pamphlet published earlier this Alexander Pollet, a Levitt vice several area residents who are Wilde family of 62 Woodbine Institutions and Agencies and Montgomery medical home, will He Is Van Johnson, Hie movie disclosed the compensation plan year entitled "The Students' president, said to Mr. Dolan: fighting to keep the plant out of the county Board of Freeholders. depend on whatever policy the and television star. "Seems to me you're asking to Ave. was forced out of its home before two Interstate Commerce •Right to Read," will be sent to town. The ADC item is the largest of county freeholders set tor all Columnist Bob Considine, who before dawn yesterday by a Commission examiners conduct- all the council's 77,000 members The board held for further con- the welfare spending sched- county employees. The home is lives at 203 Allen Ave., was host smoky fire in the den. ing hearings on the merger . elementary, secondary sideration an application for sub- ule. Others are Old Age Assist- a county operation.. at and to Mr. Johnson and retired Ar- Wednesday. higher .education levels. Faculty Asks division of a 112xl50-foot plot by Fire Chief Fred Bruno said ance $367,000, up $9,500 over ; The only modification in medl my Col. Tony Storey, former It notes that teachers should Rofel Corp., represented by local the fire, believed to have been 1962; Disability Assistance, $108,- cal home salaries will be condi- pilot for Gen. Douglas MacAr- For Confab Attorney Robert L. LaMura. The caused by a short circuit, smol- WAYNE - A wealthy sports- 000, down $6,500; John L. Mont- tioned on a merit plan adopted be guided by "good taste, com- thur. property is located on Rt. 34, ad- dered underneath the woodwork man and his wife were found gomery Medical Home opera* by the Welfare Board two years mon sense and professional re- Said Mr. Considine: jacent, to the site where Levitt for come time before its smoke dead in their home Wednesday tions, other than salaries, $122,- ago. Each welfare employee will sponsibility to students and the "Van is one of these Polar On Salaries will build a shopping center. awakened the family. ' after police tost a race to stop DOO, up $600. be entitled to a full or part raise, humanistic tradition." Bears—the name of a national the man's suicide. They called It also urges teachers and The applicant failed to stole on The Little Silver Fire Company Still to be estimated is the re- as allowed by freeholders' poli- organization of people who swim HIGHLANDS-The Henry Hud the deaths of William Johnson, school officials to willingly con- the application, blank what type put the blaze out a few minutes quirement for aid to the blind. cy, or no raise. Recommenda- i real cold, water. son Regional School Board of 64, a retired industrialist, and business is planned for the sire after Its arrival on the scene, tions are made in each case to sider the merits of any com- "The temperature In the surf Education has been asked by bis wife, Mary, (I, mnrder-sui- igiires were not ' available -and the board indicated that it he said. Damage was confined the Welfare Board by its staff. plaint but also to have "the cour- 'as about 40 degrees and. he the school's teachers to meet to dde. Johnson had told police Wednesday. will take no action until this in- to the den, except for that caused age to defend with intelligence went in alone. We saw him off. discus; 1963-64 salaries. by phone that be had killed his formation is supplied. by smoke. nd vigor a sound program in Then Tony and I played some William Barnett, chairman of wife and was about to take Us literature." golf." the teachers' salary committee, own life. He told officers try- Fight Follows Grid Game requested that representatives ing to keep him on the line from the board meet with that he and his wife were "all WASHINGTON (AP) - A mas- But the officers said they hung teachers on a date to be set by mixed up." When patrolmen sive free-for-all engulfed thou- on to the dogs' leashes rather the board. crashed through the door of sands of spectators and churned than turn them loose on the . Board members stated the the Johnson home at 37 Sun- through a five block area after teenagers. meeting will have to take place set Ter. they found the two the city's Thanksgiving Day prep At least 38 persons reported after the next board meeting seated In the living room fac- football championship. injuries. But officials said scores when the tentative budget for ing each other, each shot in For an hour the battlers— more nursed black eyes, swollen 1963-64 will be reviewed. the temple. A picture window. mostly teenagers in a crowd of Jaws and similar wounds. The board has received an Invi- In the room overlooks Facka- 50,000 at district stadium—fought ' Police said they took about a tation from the Atlantic 'ffl_ nack Lake. A J8-callber pistol each other and 1C0 police. dozen into custody. lands Board of Education to meet lay on the floor beside John- Two policemen and their K9 The battle-royal was apparent- with it Dec. 3 to ','dlscuss Ways son, and a note on a couch corps dogs were overrun, kicked ly kindled by a fight between and means of integrating the ended with the words, "God and mauled by a mob. players on the field shortly be- curriculum of the two' schools." help us." One of the dogs, its handler re- fore the end of the game between The December date conflicts ported, was bitten on the lett St. John's College High School with an athletic program set for PHILADELPHIA - New Jer- leg by a youngster during a wild and Eastern High. St. John's won Henry Hudson Regional School, ley's first lady said "I've cooked scrambler 20 to 7. and the board is going to re- i turkey dinner many,'many quest that the date be moved years, but this year I felt I would back to Jan. 9. The board wants like to be near the baby." So 5,000 Tree Is Stolen the participants to include rep- Mrs, Richar(l J, Hughes and the NEW YORK (AP) - A 45-year- Improbable as it might sound, resentatives from Highlands governor and seven of their 10 and as strange as it may have Board of Education, .Our Ladv children celebrated Thanksgiving ild tree valued at $2,000 has been looked on the police blotter, the of Perpetual Help Catholic Day at a fashionable motel here. stolen from Brooklyn — and School and St. Agnes Catholic nearly half-century-old tree — The locale enabled them to be Brooklyn wants it back. School. near their infant son, Thomas roots, tree trunk and all — was Also, the board plans to sug- More Hughes. Thomas under- stolen from the Brooklyn Botanic gest that an agenda for the Jan- went preliminary surgery at Car Hits Pole Garden two months ago. The an- uary meeting be drawn up by a Children's Hospital here Wednes- nouncement of the loss was made committee composed, of admin- day for removal of a cataract ENGUSHTOWN - Johnnie yesterday. istrators of the schools involved. from his left eye. Physicians re- Warren, 30, of this place, was The theft o( the tree was kept According to school superin- ported the surgery was success- charged with careless driving and secret so that garden officials tendent Harold C. SchaibJe, areas ful. The rest of the operation. Is driving without a license after his which could be covored at such expected to be completed within could canvass some 200 known ar went out of control and hit a meeting would be agreement 10 days. The governor, and Mrs. students and experts of the Jap- utility' pole on Park Ave. at on a common school calendar, Hughes visited the baby then re- anese art of Bonsai. a progressive testing program, a turned to the motel for a full :50 p.m. yesterday. A hearing OLD IRONSIDES DISARMED — Th. 165-year-old war. Bonsai lj the cultivation of trees continual reading program, and course turkey dinner with Bri- as set for Dec. 13. a program for the development ship USS Constitution, better known as Old Ironsides, an, 6; Tim, 10; Patrick, 11; Mi- Tennent State Police said Mr. that are purposely dwarfed and HAPPY BIRTHDAY — Former Vice President John Nance of slow learners. wai disarmed Wednesday • in Boston in a Navy move chael, 13; John, 18; Honey, 5, Warren was thrown out of the trained Into carefully planned Garner sits behind two birthday cakes yesterday at.his shapes. In the future, said Mr. Schalble, having nothirfg whatsoever to do with easing of the and Mary, 13. Of Interest to the car Into the road by the Impact. home in Uvalde, Texas. According to his wishes, Cactus t permanent record could be youngsters besides the turkey He was taken to Fitkln Hospital, The stolen tree Is a dwarfed Cuban crisis. Her*.carriage of cannon is hoisted from was a nearby Ice skating rink Jack, as he wai known to many, celebrated hit 94th developed whlrti all the school* Neptune, by the Engllshtown Japanese white pine (pinus parvl- deck of the ship as some 30 guns are lined up on dock where they spent most of the First Aid Squad and admitted birthday quietly, with no big "fuss or calibration." A would iise. The record couM flora), about two feet tall. In its follow a student through both at toft. Stripping ship is part of a million dollar over- day, It was only the second try for treatment of multiple bruises steady stream of weil-wishers visited him throughout the grammar school and high school, on skates for Brian. The Hughes' >! the face and hands. ceramic pot It had to weigh a regardless of transfers frbm'ohe haul of vessel, a prime tourist attraction. planned an overnight stay, re- good 50 pounds, making its theft day, When atked how he fait, Garner replied, "I fat! turning to New Jersey today. 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Father: casting Fifth 31. Man's healthy; young colloq. In nickname ular. It takes quite a few'dime Jl.Exagger- ' mold 36. Insipid shade trees. phone calls to con him into our 13. Stadium Ne* ated style accom- York person: si. occasional dates. Would it be outfit , 26. The: Fr. 37. Girl's name Wholesalers and Retail Invited presumptuous of me to bill him modations (2 wds.) 17. Energy: 29. Chinese 40. Permit Now Is the Time to Plant on a weekly basis for these calls, 24, Oregon «. Affliction or should I show good taste and capital si. CHAIRS and restraint by billing , him only tf.Piccardy 1 3. s 5 b T 8 monthly? flowers ' % M. Hit (a ban) Y/< % ROCKERS Aggressive 9 to beyond the % % Dear Aggressive: ggreeji\(ecrtr f It %a. 13 You better bill him by the week. SO.EMrt 14- % is I doubt if you'll last a month. Si. High wader - 35. Concludes. %IS V/,la Ib r? u LAMPS Dear George: 38. River to Norto Sea ^A^* Hundreds of the most unusual, Several of us girls meet once 89." Fqp 11 IX as interesting, finest quality lamps week for lunch. We split the Delivery ^ou have ever seen. Table, bill and pool a tip which is left 41. Walked J4 IS bridge, floor, boudoir, pin-up stu- under the plate. One member of through' % dent lamps. All kinds of bases- Besides platform rockers and recliner chairs there ere our group has been swiping the water. 38 V ceramics, metals, glass, wood, occasional, club aad barrel-back styles. Spring base 42. Republic /A% % etc. Also, many Victorian types. rockers. Upholstered chairs that rock and swivel. Also tip money from under the plate ie 51 51 •4 when nobody was looking. What of Ireland famous-Rock-a-Lock chairs. Boston rockers In white or 43. People % % decorated black. The recliners have adjustable back should I do about it? Speak up? M.Youny 317 Sfc 5« and footrest. Some chairs have matching ottomans. Angry . oyster % % There are boudoir chairs. Little pull-up chairs. Victorian Y» Lancaster Brand Dear Angry: , • • 48. Anglo-Saxon chairs, too. Give comfort that will last for yean. Well, the first thing to do is domestlo 1 figure up a good story to explain DOWN 41. 43 how you happened to know the 1. Former duchy of 44 4* GOV. WINTHROP DESKS money was missing from under ' Italy -• the plate .'..,, YA In a choice of mahogany or maple. Plenty ot space for storage, too. in the wide Dear George: group of soldiers stationed near Dear Hostess: drawers. You will find our I am planning a party for a here.and I wonder if I should cajl Oh, just get a dance combo o: prices very low by compari- STEAKS their commanding officer and ask son. SIRLOIN PORTERHOUSE Smocking News lim what entertainment they some folk singers or somethinj jor everyone iroujd most prefer. —he wouldn't tell you anyway. TABLES y Hostess Name it and we have it. There are end tables, step tables, lamp Printed Pattern tables, cocktail tables, console tables, Pembroke tables, cigarette Acousticon Offers ... tables, butler's tables, and more. LANCASTER BRAND Some have leather tops. Others have ney-a-mar tops. And see the lovely.Victorian tables with their GROUND TV ATTACHMENT TO . beautiful marble tops. FIREPLACE ITEMS Solid brass and black and THE HARD OF HEARING! brass folding and draw-string screens, brass wood boxes, FOOTSTOOLS LANCASTER BRAND TOP OR BOTTOM lighter, fenders, andirons, fire AcoiKtieon hot devoted a portion of its advertising sets, coal buckets, etc. One of Here is one of the nicest 1 dollars to purchase these television or radio attach* the largest and most beautiful gifts you can give. We collections you will see for have little ones, bie ROUND ROAST»99 ments as a frank move on our part to gain Hie good- miles around. And you will ones, round ones, oval Low Prices Plus S&H Green Stamps will of the hard of hearing In this area. enjoy the savings we proudly ones, square ones—in a offer. choice of lovely covers. 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Diy Pbone SH 7-2004 • Night Phone SH 7-S5U i.iriMnfjfrftriittfiaa 1 BED BANK BEGISTER Friday, NV 23.1962-10 Postmaster Crine Offers Advice: 'Shop and Mail'

RED BANK—Postmaster Fred arm* laden with gifts. That Crine suggests that it ls high done, these Christmas givers time people start giving sharp "then will spend about 10 sec- attention to the handling of their onds to wrap each package, and Christmas mail. even less to address each one," "Shopping and getting out comes the complaint. those cards early is one thing," The postal peopit claim them- he suggests. "Getting everything selves to be a rather patient lot. delivered on time and in good It is not, they say, so much that FOOD condition it something else. Co- it takes time to decipher an ad- operation is what is needed." dress. Post Office pride has stepped "What hurts is when it is into the picture with a new four- found that the gift, letter or card cent Christinas stamp this year, is addressed to the wrong street, for use on cards and letters. Itwrong city or town, or wrong pictures a wreath of holly and state. That makes difficult ONLY AT lighted candles. The suggestion handling a little closer to impos- is that stamps, be purchased in sible." needed quantities as soon as pos- Postmaster Crine has come up with some suggestions, he be- Bothering the postal people is lieves will help. Here's His ad- the Way shoppers spend hours vice: milling around in crowded stores 1. Do your- shopping for and trudge homeward with their Christmas gifts now. "2. Check and revise all mall- ing lists. EPOXIFY "3. Wrap each gift parcel as though you expect it to go safely, (he full distance to its destina- tion, and tie it well. Use printing to address it, and check the printed address against your lilt. Mark "fragile" packages "frag-' THE ile". ORIGINAL "4. Start your mailing. Don't worry about being 'top early.' EPOXY Use the slogan, 'Do Not Open Until Christmas.' FINISHI '5. Visit post office stamp windows now, before they get crowded." THE PAIN "6. Insure your parcels. "7. Separate bundles of cards for 'in town' and 'out of town' TOMORRO delivery. The post office is is- The store that proves to 20,000 food shoppers YOUR USE suing free bands for this use." Mr. Crine says the postal peo- every week, that our prices are lower by far- ple are "geared up" to handle the Christmas mail rush. But be warns that each year, through ther, any food market in America. Our WEEK- the nation, some half-million Christmas parcels go astray be- LY ADDITIONAL SPECIALS are not a dozen cause of poor packaging or in- correct addressing. After at- tempts are made either to com- come on specials, but an extra bonus to our plete delivery or return parcels to the senders, the residue is held for a standard SO days. Aft already lower prices on over 5,000 items. er that , they are put up at auc- tion in 15 major post offices VWWVWVN VALUABLE COUPON «***/vwwww« World's Finest around the nation. LISTED BELOW ARE JUST A FEW OF THE Flnleh For: "Sensible practices, including Boats, basement walls, floors, early shopping and mailing, EVERYDAY FOOD CITY LOW PRICES .... swimming pools, bar lops, make Christmas so much better ITALIAN HUNTS Vh Solid SKIPPY GIANT appliances, sinks, any place I can't see why everybody does SAUSAGE TOMATOES CREAMY 85' where common paint won't not follow them," the postmas- 59* 25* work. Once you try it, you'll ter said. never me ordinary paint SIRLOIN HUNTS 12-ox. SKIPPY SMALL again! 24 colors and clear. CREAMY FREE STEAK TOMATO PASTE 21 24* ON DEBATING TEAM 79* NEW SHREWSBURY — Mi SKIPPY MEDIUM JACK FROST or DOMINO PORTERHOUSE MOTTS chael Lisowsky of 35 Terry La*., is APPLE JUICE CRUNCHY 38' KLARIN'S among the 20 members of the STEAK 89' Gannon Debating Society of St. AUNT JEMIMA HELLMAN'S 1-qt. LB. Paint * Wallpaper Co. Veteft College, Jersey City, MONE 1 Lb. PANCAKE 19* MAYONNAISE 63' which has scheduled debates at - STEAK BAG SH 7-3838 22 colleges in this academic year.. CHEERIOS KRAFT 1-qt. 26 Monmoiith Street [CHUCK Small MATPNNAISE 63' No problem finding tenants || STEAK 59* 5 RED 1ANK when you advertise The Register | WESSON OIL HEINZ HOT 12-oz. With a $10.00 Food Purchase .way—Advertisement. CHUCK Large 45' KETCHUP 22* ROAST At Food City Fri., Sat., Sun., Nov. 23, 24, 25 59* Diamond Crystal KING DAVID >/4 Limit 1 per customer Reaujar KOSHER SALT 21' SARDINES 21* PORK CHOPS 79* Chicken of the Sea ** ME* VALUABLE COUPON LIVING TUNA • White*' CHICKEN 2/35* WINGS 29* WHEATIES Chicken of the Sea «J tUNA Li CHRISTMAS MEAST 1 Lb. Loaves of WHITE CHICKEN 55* SPECIAL K SUNSHINE Mb. IO'/J-OZ. 40' KRISPIES TREES CHICKEN GOURMET BREAD ON SALE NOW! Beautiful, LEGS N.B.C. 12-ox. 2 49' gg (all, live Christmas Trees, up RAISIN BRAN 24' RITZ 28' to 8-it A luting decoration, an Investment la borne land- Chickens Welch's 10-ox. BURRY'S scaping to be decorated year SCOOTER PIES .after year. Mn-a-bog GRAPE JELLY 21'

FREE! IN THE OBT ENTRY BLANK* HIM FREE Decorative Greens wfth every From . live tree when you present ["Give Mr. Clean Giant With a $5.00 Food Purchase this ad. Proctor & Gamble Size CONRAD SMITH NURSERY First Nairn At Food City Fri., Sat., Sun., Nov. 23,24, 25 Tlnton AVIMW corner Woyjlde Rood CONTEST Limit 1 per customer Tinfon Falls U 2-1420 I50FF VALUABLE COUPON ~w~v~~w REGULAR PRICE Floral Centerpiece KINS SIZE IVORY SNOW mail-in OFFER ONLY CAYl DECORATIVE! FESTiVIt Mail In I boxtop from FREE f.28 regular size, giant size or king size Tlde'and only 50)!. Sae details HAPPY'S Vz GALLON on special packages. Realtor's Pledge The best summary of the high ideals which the •IMULATCO THE STAIN ICE emu Realtor embraces is contained in his Realtor's Pledge: PEARL NECKLACE* REMOVING With a $5.00 Food Purchase with purchase of Comet CLEANSER At Food City Fri., Sat., Sun., Nov. 23, 24, 25 I AM A REALTOR giant size OXVDOL Limit 1 per customer turn- / Pledge Myself ,uzt To protect the individual right of real estate ownership and to widen the opportunity to enjoy it; •MADE IN JAPAN OPEN To be honorable and honest in all dealings;

To seek better to represent my clients by build- TIL 11 P.M. ing my knowledge and competence; FRI. & SAT. To act fairly towards all in the spirit of the AT ATLANTIC S Golden Rule; To serve well my community, and through it ISSORS SUNDAYS TILL 6 vrtin you buy Hint sl» my country;

To observe the Realtor's Code of Ethics and JOY conform my conduct to it* lofty ideals. CMITT FOOD CITY sia MONMOUTH CO. BOARD OF REALTORS, INC. SHREWSBURY AVE AT ROUTE 35, NEW SHREWSBURY Opens at 8:30 A.M. •' 'MADE IN JAPAN Frida s Not All Real Estate Men Are Realtors ROUTE 35 AT THE SHARK RIVER BRIDGE, NEPTUNE V and Saturdays H»r» h a really Vfun" contest. Open to all children 12 PRIZES: First prize in each store will be a beautiful bicy- RULES: 1. Contest open only to children 12 or under. COLOR years of age or under. Just color in Santa and the heli- cle, sure to please any boy or girl. There will also bs 10 2. All pictures must be brought in to either stora on Sat., Nov. 24th by 10 p.m. copter with crayons or paints ... do the background also honorable mention prizes in each store. 3. Contest is not open to employees' children. SANTA if you with. Bring the finished picture, with tlie coupon 4. Coupon must be filled in and left on picture. filled out, into aither store on Saturday, Nov. 24th, until JERSEY'S BIGGEST 5. Winners will be notified on Dec. 4. CONTEST 10 p.m. But ba sure you don't miss Santa's arrive) by heli- TOYLAKD OPEN ; 6. All entries become the property of Family Circle Store*. copter in the morning. , • , SUNDAY 10 to 6 7. Judges will be Axelrad-Lally Advertising Agency and their decisions will be final.

\ ' i SANTA Will Land at FAMILY CIRCLE STORES by HELICOPTER •••-,,. - ! ' ' '

DISCOUNT Saturday, Nov. 24 EPAR1MENTST0RE (LANDING TIMES) RT. 36, KEYPORT 10 a.m.-RT. 70, LAURELTON 10:45 am. - ••*• ropical Opens 9 Princeton Undefeated With Double Brick Crushes Eagles Dartmouth; Gets Lions eature Card MIAMI, Fla., (AP) - Mrs. Undefeated Hopes, 34-0 ASSOCIATED PRESS L. Reineman's Blue Tassel and all he got w«i a quarter- Rutgers football team* tomorrow "I know one thing: we'll need BRICK (») Remember the old joke about back? when they go against two of the a top performance from every- ran the first section of the open- BERKELEY TOWNSHIP - owns on a pair of bad breaks IND8—Luciino, R. Boott, day Hurricane Handicap at for the Central gridders. Dragon Manning. tl)e man who ipend hundiedi ol WeH, It will be no laughing best quarterbacks la the country body on that field to win." Caring little for the unbeaten TACKLES—DeCc«ar«, Joel Scott, New dollars to land his ion to college natter to the Princeton «nd -Bill King of Dartmouth and McKlnnon Tough Too Tropical Park yesterday while status of their opponents, Brick guard Jim Scott Intercepted an wlckl. Bvaro, Prtndevllle. April Skies and Royal Ration Eagle pass at midfieM and near- GUARDS—Jim SooU, Delitreo, Our. Archie Roberts of Columbia. Dartmouth, however, is far Township's invincible football ski, Ehn. wound up In a dead heat for scored on the ranback being dyke, NNoTltcho , Dartmouth comet into Palmer rom a one-man' team. Besides team closed out its third straight CENTBRa-DanlellENTERS . Uod; Irst in the second section. mlled down on the Central five, BACKACKS — HenneiseyHsnnnuey, Krol, umberu - Stadium u one of the three un- King, center Don McKinnon Is undefeated season here yester- son, Roppolo, Wneeler, .ftletlo, Ola- A whopping crowd of 15,199 rom where Hennessey charged dulnlo. cook, Berlin, HuiSel, beaten and untied teams in the being mentioned for all-American day with a mountainous, 34-0, tri- turned out for the opening of tver on the next play. Riello Botaeurer. country (84) and having clinched honors. Three other outstanding umph over Central Regional's B CENTUM, oint Pleasant Beach pulled the completed the scoring wtien ha addition,' the Tigers must win to Dan Terpack and Brad Urquhart. money. Blue Tassel, a 3-year- charges of the Coach Warren ggest upset of the year yester- ran over the extra point coaches. assure themselves of a share of "It's tough to run against Dart- Id son of Blue Choir, earned Wolf scored a touchdown and a ly by upsetting Manasquan Manasquan's touchdown camej "Keep your wits about you from the very start second place in the Ivy League. mouth," Colman concluded. >,646.87. conversion in each ot the first igh, 13-7, on the gridiron here. early in the third quarter when three periods. In the fourth quar- Be alert to seize upon every slip of our opponent, and According to coach Dick Col- "They've got the best defense in April Skies, the 8-5 favorite Point Pleasant overcame a 7-0 fullback Butch Maccanlco raced man, Dartmouth "proved defi- the league and they are very ter a pass interception and a re- anasquan lead in the third 40 yards. Eric Burns, one of tti« under Bill Hartack, paid $3.50 covered fumble were capitalized to retrieve every comrade's error. Stand like the Rock nlfcly that it is human" against tough. But we've got a cohple ol uaVter to post its third victory top kickers on the Shore, added] $4.50 and $3.50 across the board on for two more trips into the of Gibraltar. Cornell last week (28-21) "and little surprises for them.'* nine games. The Big Blue of the extra point. j while the 25-1 shot, Royal Ra- end zone. We're going to go after them." Over the years. Princeton leads tion, with Buck Thornburg up, anasquan also displays a 3-6 MANASQUAN C»' ] "Advance like the avalanche. With the coolness ENDS—Preston, Wuchter, Treblno. Previously, the Hanover, N.H., the series, 23-15-3. eturned $17.90, $15.70 and $6.80. Brick Marches Early inal record. TACKLES—orasdorf, Lyons, Mulhall. of Wellington in your heads, and the fire of courage Indians had allowed only nine It will be up to Rutgers' fine The Green and White gridiron GUARDS—Barm, McLean, Nordell, Princess Revoked was third Dan Nemeth, junior halfback, Stanford. In every fiber of your being ... points in their first seven games. pass defense to try and contain ind paid $5.20. Breezy Lane machine began rolling shortly aft- vas the hero for the Garnet CBNTDBa-Decker, Clark*. Roberts, who, is his first vanity er receving the Initial kickoff as BACKS — Beam, Harvey, llacranlco, 'JThere," laid Cotoian, "is a inished fourth.' 3uUs. Late in the third quarter, Cl«menti, Lyoni, Koppel, Laotrled, "Now GO ... year, has surpassed the finest Hennessey carried for first down team with remarkable balance, Hie owners of April Skies femeth sped 15 yards to pull the Brown. , "Do or die like heroes and gentlemen and may the efforts of such fabled Columbia gains of 20 and 15 yards. Lamber- FT. PLEASANT (13> led by a great quarterback in and Royal Ration received }ulls within one point, 7-6. Man- ENDS — Webber,, Dooros, Welsleder, names as Sid. Luckman, Pau son sloshed another 15 to put the God of Battles crown the Blue with victory!" BUI King. It is balanced not only $3,692.18 each. isquan held its lead when quar- TACKLES—Eckert, Matter, Patterson, Governali, Gen Rossides, Mitch ball on the Central 20, Hennessey in* the «e«i>* Hint it Is strong on e In spite of heavily overcast rback Russ Hermanson's run MeUllo, Duff, Richards. I doubt such a talk will be heard in any locker Price and Claude Benham. advanced it to the 10 and then QUARDa — Meseroll. ' Hafenlocker, skies and a threat of rain, the ir the extra point failed. both attack and, defense, but that scored two plays later, Riello Moore. Wolferaberser. room tomorrow. Yet, every coach will have given con "Everybody has had problem big crowd began arriving early. With six minutes left in the CENTERS—BennettsNTERSBett , LLewlle . its, offense hits any and every- adding the PAT. BACKS — Patterson, Cotib, Nemetn, siderable thought to a few words he hopes will sharpen where with equal'success. trying to stop Roberts," said The sun came out and the 'inal quarter, Nemeth provided Hermanton. Harris, Holmes, Mc- Rutgers' John Batemah, "and louds moved away by the time The Golden Eagles were forced the winning touchdown on a 60- Carthy, VercelU. his players' "up" edge. For football is a game wrapped "For instance," getting out the Manasquan - 0 0 7 O— 7 we're no different. According to third race was run and the into a punting situation after dash to paydirt. The TD Point Pleasant .0 O « 7—13 scouting, sheets, "You look at Touchdowns —Man: Maccanlco (40- up in human emotions and attitudes and the "fight what we hear, he's the difference irogram went off in bright their first three offensive efforts, these and you find that against 'or Nemeth, winner of the 440- yard rum. It.PI: Nemeth (2) U»-yd. talk," new-fashioned though it be, always will have a between an 0-8 or 1-7 record for rarm weather. but a roughing-the-kicker penalty, run. W-yd. run). Harvard they ran inside, against yard dash in the B Division track Points after touchdown—MantouchdownMan: Burn* Columbia and their 5-3 mark Today's crowd wagered $790,' followed by an offsides Infraction, and field championships last (kick)ik) . PPPt.Pll : HermansoH n (run() place. So, I say to all my selections for tomorrow: I've Yale they ran off tackle and ' Kove- He's been able to throw against 290. took the home team to Brick's spring as a sophomore, was his ie»ia, brought you as far as I can. Now, get in there and against Columbia they ran out- everybody and we're sure he'll 40 where it was first and five side with rolls and passes. Tropical Park will be closed fight! throw against us. today and open again tomorrow Richie Norcross plowed 15 yards "On too of it all, this King "Our scouts tell us that Roberts on the last play of the quarter EAST bis a .580 passing average in with the $7,500 added Alligator Seven Washed Out Games has more'poise and throws the Handicap for 2-year-olds as the and Central set up operations on YALE at HARVARD. Several choruses by Dr. the leanue and he can also run ball more accurately tfian anvon the Brick 25. the ball. feature. Pusey's Hessians of "Where, oh, where, has my little the« have seen. He seldom throws The Eagles advanced to th To Be Played Tomorrow dog gone?" HARVARD. a ball which can't be cai"«ht. Brick 16 before the Dragon de- His Incompletions are either 'ocasaba Takes fense repelled the scoring at- PENN STATE at PITTSBURGH. Nittany Lion by Golf Champs Basses which were dropped o tempt and held them on downs Seven of nine Thanksgiving In the only two games played, a nose in The Battle of The Bad Cats. PENN STATE. knocked down. to take over on their own 20. Day football games in Monmouth powerfull Brick Township cut; "Ther<5. Is no defense aeainst Firenze 'Cap Brick moved out of its own ter- and Ocean Counties gave way to rently tied with Red Bank for DARTMOUTH at PRINCETON. Big Green good To Be Honored inclement weather, mostly rain the perfectly thrown ball. There- NEW YORK. (AP) George ritory in short order as Hennes the Class A Shore Conference enough to hold its own against Big Eastern independ NEW YORK (AP) - Arnold fore, we have to work hard t and mud, yesterday. H. Bostwick's Pocosaba, a forme sey, Riello' and Mike Bergir crown, rolled over a Class B op- ents. DARTMOUTH. Paimer and Jack Nicklaus, two of make him throw off balance, i umper splashed m a 3^-length blasted the Central line for a col ponent, Central Regional, 34-0, and '• CORNELL at PENNSYLVANIA. Cliff-hanging gW* Wggest .money winners this a hurry. ictory in the 15th running of the Iective 43 yards. Point pleasant Beach pulled a year, will be honored at the 11th "But this is a kid who delivers $28,100 Firenze Handicap at Aque- A 15-yard sprint by Rielk MFX. Lonely End rescued in last reel. CORNELL. Mi* ball so easily you can't be- moved the ball to the Centra muddy upset in edging Mana- annual national awards dinner of duct race track yesterday. WEST VIRGINIA at SYRACUSE. Saltine Warriors lieve it, And I mean as far on' With Willie Boland in the sad five, from where Lambersor squan, 1W, - the Metropolitan Golf Writers As a* 60 yards, even if he is of scored on a quarterback sneak beginning to look like next year's team. SYRACUSE. die, Pocosaba was timed in Standings Brick Township and Red Bank sociation here Jan. 9. balance. with four minutes rmaininp in RUTGERS at COLUMBIA. A vote for Archie Rob- minute, 52 seconds for the mil ASSOCIATED PRESS are both undefeated with only a Palmer captured the Masters Roberts Has Poise and a furlong in sloppy going. the half. Riello again provided EASTERN CONFERENCE tied game marring the slate of erts, Columbia's "Coeur de Lion." COLUMBIA. and the British Open. Nicklaus "There's one other thing abou Lincoln Center closed with a the conversion on a right end gal- W both teams. And that knotted WEST Roberts. The pitter-patter ol usji to take second by a neck loo. JL T Pet. took the U.S. Open, defeating New York _....8 contest came when those two little feet doesn't bother the bov vsr Elmendorf's Oil Royalty The Eagles reverted to a nass- .800 MINNESOTA at NORTHWESTERN, Gophers have Palmer in a playoff, and also won schools played a 6-6 tie Nov. 5. at all. You can chase him al Thomas F. White's Waltz Song ing game and quarterback Roger Washington JS .625 Seven games washed out will best college tackle duo in Bobby Bell and Carl Eller. the World Series of Golf which around bade there and he'll stil as fourth. Kriney hit Norcross with a 35- Pittsburgh .„_....« .(00 be played tomorrow. The top MINNESOTA. earned him $56,000. get the ball awav. He has poise. Harbor View Farm's Royal vafder, advanci-v the Gold airi Cleveland 5 .556 'atrice, the favorite with the White to the Brick 30. But three Dallas .._...4 .444 game, on the schedule will be NEBRASKA at OKLAHOMA. Sooners in high Sam Snead, who with Palmer "However, I don't think we'll Long Branch at Red Bank, start- recently won the Canada Cup have any trouble getting our kids :rowd of 30,098, was never in other aerial attempts failed and it. Louis > 1 speed for Orange Bowl. OKLAHOMA. sntention. ' Central gave up the pigskin just 'hlladelphia 1 ing at 2 p.m. Red Bank Catholic team championship tor the United ready for this one. They know will travel to meet Rumson-Falr Pocosaba, always close to the brfor« halftone. WESTERN CONFERENCE INDIANA at PURDUE. Hard-bitten Hoosiers capa- States, also will be honored at how much I like to win this Haven Regional, also at 2 p.m. ble of upset INDIANA. . the dinner along with other golf game." >ace, took over the lead at the In the third nuarter, an erratic W T Pet. notables, including Joanne Gun- Wnian was captain of the top of the strech from the falter- snap on a fourth-down plav forced jreen Bay. 10 0 .MS Freehold Regional will be at MICHIGAN STATE at ILLINOIS. Scintillant fare derson, the V.S. Women's^Am- 1937 Columbia team and coached ing pacesetters, King Ranch's Norcross to run and he was )etroit 9 .ol8 Middle town Township High well by Spartan fullback George Saimes. MICHIGAN ateur Champion; Mrs. Merl Mc- at hi* alma mater for 11 years amarona and Roy Sturgis spilled on his own 45 where Brick Chicago .too school's field-with a 1:30 start- Vindy Miss, and drew out to win took over. Central held the Drag- ing time. This will be the first STATE. Kenzie, the U.S. Open titlist; Bob under Lou Little. Baltimore ...... 5 .500 onvincingly. ons for ths first time in the con- meeting of these two schools on Gardner, Metropolitan' Amateur Over-all Roberts shows 94 San Francisco 4 .400 KANSAS at MISSOURI. Tiger stays in Big Eight Second choice in the bettine. est and regained possession on a holiday scheduling. champion; Mrs. Walter Cooper- completions (school record) in Minnesota 2 .200 Pocosaba returned $9.80, $7.10 he Gold and White 20. Ishore and Momnoutti Region- race. MISSOURI. stein, Metropolitan Women's Am 15S attemDts for 1,037 yards Los Angeles 1 ;100 IOWA at NOTRE DAME. Ferguson, other Hawk- ateur champ; Melville Carlsmith (school record). In Ivv compel nd $4.60. Lincoln Center paid The Eagles could gain only Thursday's Result als, two-new sohools, were slated of Hilo, Hawaii, USGA Senior tion, he was 82 for 141 for 12.50 and $7.10 and Oil Royalty three yards in the ensuing series )etrolt 26, Green Bay 14 to play at Long Branch High eyes, too rapid for resurgent Irish. IOWA. champ; and Maureen.Orcutt, first a record 934 yards. s $5.10. and the punt HI short, landing Sunday's Schedule School's field yesterday before the wet grounds-and rain post- MICHIGAN at OHIO STATE. Wolves waylaid by winner of the USGA Women's To finish with a winning season, Pocosaba earned a net purse on the Central 40. A pass inter Chicago at Baltimore: poned, that contest. They'll meet The Robot OHIO STATE. Senior crown. , .' Rutgers must beat Columbia. ' $18,265. Terence penalty against Centra Dallas at Philadelphia save Brick a first down on the Los Angeles at Minnesota tomorrow, starting at 1:30 .p.m. SOUTH 20 and Hennessey waded 15 yards New York at Washington The Matawan and Keyport NORTHWESTERN at MIAMI (Tonight). Hurricane agles Broken Up to put the Dragons in scoring Pittsburgh at Cleveland game, the best of the Bayshore defense spotty. NORTHWESTERN. possession on the 5. San Francisco at St. Louis area, is scheduled for 2 p.m. With Injuries Aft«T two attempts to push the When the Raiders and Huskies FLORIDA STATE at AUBURN. Savage Seminoles ISCROFT RECREATION WOMEN'S meet in this annual, traditional ball across, Lamberson finally LEAGUE vs. Loveliest Village Mob, a teeth-chattering prospect PHILADELPHIA (AP) - The made it from two yards out and Mlddlttown Lanes battle, the game can go either •hlladelphia Eagles of the Na- W L way, and this year Is no excep- AUBURN. Riello followed with his third con- LIncroft Inn _ 2(1 io ional Football League gave vrsion ol the day, raising the Brlgadoon 17 13 tion. DUKE at NORTH CAROLINA. A long-time upset thanks to Thanksgiving Day - faasormnn'M 17 13 three-quarter score to 21-0. irlnK'i Fine Me«u ...... 1» 15 Asbury and Neptune will tangle special. Nevertheless, DUKE. thanks they're alive. Brick Uses Breaks Holtndtl Eiao 16 18 at Asbury Park, starting at 1 Coach Nick Skorich took this Llncrolt Gulf ...IB • 15 As the final period opened, Frank's LIncroft Barber Shop..l4 10, p.m., and the Lakewood and SOUTH CAROLINA at CLEMSON. Country Gen count yesterday of his injured for Llncrott EHO ...13 17 Brick, scored two quick touch; LIncroft Pharmacy ... 13 17 Toms River game is scheduled tlemen got by Terrapin Soup course, but won't digest the season: "insbt-Mldl. Nat'l Bank...Jl 19 for the same time. The Piners •Bjll Byrne, slipped disc, Jim SO0 Series — Dot Penny 1(9, 182, Gamecock. SOUTH CAROLINA. n> LADIES DAY tTl-802. will be at the Indians' field. Skagg, broken leg! Did; Lucas,- KENTUCKY at TENNESSEE. Maybe, Charlie B^d brOKen arm; Clarence;,/Peaks, shaw cut the squad too early. TENNESSEE. irotten toe; John Witteriborri, VIRGINIA at MARYLAND. Terps will rebound. >roken finger: Pee Retzlaff, iroken arm; Glen Amerson, en- MARYLAND. cephalitis; Ted Dean, broke LOUISIANA STATE at TULANE. Green Wavi toot, Howard (Hopalong) Cassidy, happy to sleep on the shore. L.S.U. iroken leg; Bobby Walston, bra :en arm. FAR WEST ' And if that isn't enough, trainer STANFORD at CALIFORNIA. Golden Bear pass .loose Detty dropped a trunk on Ing can win it. CALIFORNIA. •his toe in New York last Sunday OREGON at OREGON STATE. Gding with Terry —broken toe. CEYPORT BUSINESSMEN'S I1AGITE The Baker, No. 1 back of the year. OREGON STATE. W L Ircle Chevrolet ... u 3 ECONOMY TRANSPORTATION SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA at U.C,L.A, Trojan Keyport Cleantrs ,._.,.1S H Buck.' Smiths' _.._.;_.._...» 14 Horse thunders on. S.C. Frank A John'! Marina lnn....l!tf H', Sons Rooting ...„ 12 is FOR MOM AND THE KIDS! WASHINGTON at WASHINGTON STATE Big Bcott'l Funeral Hom« .._ ~..tJ IS ronsldos Tavern :..— 11M 1554 Sled finishes another lively one. WASHINGTON. Kahle, A llcFarlanii 10 17 "Joe had to go terribly 200 .Club •— Cartnlrt Cwrllsno 505. Al Solve th* transportation problem for Mom and SOUTHWEST OBlfsno < 217, JAmeff Pilantlnno 201, high to get that one — f. Clancarllnl 302, Henry Guirlch 209. the kidi . . . with a low priced OK Used Car ARIZONA STATE at ARIZONA. Sun Devil danci nil Flan 100, 1. Bchwuar 211, aeoui there was some spirited 'miHll 111, Joe MonUno 203. 209: S from us ... Stop in todayl terrell 203. Chattel rnlllone 313, Ph. bidding at the auctionl" full of twists. ARIZONA STATE. >ommer 201. Tony Destefano 305, 200, TEXAS CHRISTIAN at RICE. Horned Frogs stagi victory hop. TEXAS CHRISTIAN. W« alto Invlu you to tttt drivi BAYLOR at SOUTHERN METHODIST. Mustang CILKRATION SCENE-Sf. Louii Cardinal baiebaH ttar RENT may be more motivated. S.M.U. Stan. (The Man) Muila! celebrated hji 42nd birthday A NEW FORD OR OTHER th. NEW '63 CHEVROLET ARKANSAS at TEXAS TECH. Razorbacks looking Nov. 21 on a downtown St. Louii itratt corner. Muilal, FINE CARS AND TRUCKS toward Sugar Bowl. ARKANSAS. holding calca with candles and wearing hawtboy's apron, PHIL WALDMAN'S , ALSO: ,i sold newspapers in the Sf. Louis Globe-Democrat Old Nswibovi Day for children's charities. Others telling GULF ,,,. HOLY CROSS over Connecticut, XAVIER (O.) SIRVICI STATION over Cincinnati, AIR FORCE over Colorado, IOWA and celebrating were Bob Holt, left, a radio, announcer, CIRCLE CHEVROLET CO. MopM Aw. & W. front St. gTATE over Ohio U., OKLAHQMA STATE over and Mrs. Del Wllbtr, wife of a former major league 325 MAPLE AYE. RED BANK US State, MEMPHIS STATE' over Detroit, NORTH player and a teammate of Muiial. (AP Wirephoto) Opw Dally and Son. 7 AJW.-K PJW TEXAS STATE over Texas Western. RED.BANK REGISTER Friday, Nov. 23, 1962-21 CALL SH 7*0308 OPEN EVENINGS — SH 1-3130 Detroit Smashes Unbeaten

BCD BANK BOSW-SSMEN'S -rllll Contraction Co. . -4 » Mrport Inn „ .. 23 10 Monmouth County Bowling ' * Tavern : 90 13 John Daalel'i Xea'a (hop _JJ IS Ljtepheit J. G-roas, Inc. IS 15 G. Bay Is Smothered by Lions' Love Lane To»doa ; IT 16 •ODAY NIGHT LADIES DOUBLES, High Serin — Joa tarimlc- W2; -YCAHOBE LANES TUESDAY SOCIAL LEAGUE ial'i Barber Shop „ IT U • W h I imma BarblU) US. ed Bank Roo_nf IT II Tlurs 18 11 Hiib Gam« — Jot lerjewlch 366; W L ProEre«elve Lite mi. Co IS la uTradiwlndj 12 Inuni Barbato 204. Spare Tlreds _3 7 rate's . Beverages —15 18 -Advanced Banning 18 12 The Kool Cati 1> II Bhrewibory Manor Nuralni Jl&. 20 Coles Doran Mueller IT 13 UONMOUTH COUNTY CATHOLIC Lucky "is" 18 12 Red Bank Recreation 03 24 •Colonial Ufa tea. J; 14 Harmony Bowl TJ-touc-abdlJ . 18 12 Marx Broi. 11 22 Rjjtjop Bruno • -. - la 14 W _. JUUettea 17 U Rugged Defense in 26-14 Loss Walt _ Leo'i Chevron 10 21 Suiaeu Hair Stylist Uj 14 St. Maryi J 22 11 Two Hits ft » Mill 16V4 UV MO Berlti — Bud Bradanaw »3, jk * B Gulf ,-1514 14V4 ». CalherlM'a 2 .21 11 TUB Rains - .... 16 14 _M, UB—6U>; Oil Boyir 181. IH. 23J- The Lions' awesome defense for a whopping 110 yards in losses •Lost Boula —— 1*,, 1« :. W. V. M 1J Sweet Nothlnl 16 14 — Armand Crvpl MO. »i. 214-618; DETROIT (AP) - The u».i3 Don Holdridge 225, Vllo Oaeta 207, Only G.B. Score * A. Sotnmen . 168.W E. Bchveltzer pacity crowd of 57,598 in a con- Damlaso Henry CanonTco 2OS, Ray Pearca 122, Green Bay scored once on Bill C. Nlll 1»1.4 John Hoveodon 226, 201; NeU Qettli stant uproar left the Packers' ,g. Mueller 183.18 112, Frd Longooy 021. Dink Allen 204, (liinlan's intercepted pass, fum- D. Manigold 30 163.14 H. Peck .. 212, Frd Lo oor 021. Din leading the National Football ...JO 163.4 , E. Uennzsopane Bubsy Burns an, Jnck £. PlA-cy . Hike ArnonArne 202, Harry bled, and Willie Davis fell on -L. 8COU1 -23 162.18 . Johnton l>l League's Western Division by _27 A. NU1 v*v* DDenr A ,nne . .-*; the ball in tho end zone for a .._, Bishop w.3; Toicano am, Ray fluozso 300. Tbny only one game over the Lions. i Doran —— •00 lenei — Art Scott its, »», 211- touchdown. Another Davis, re- B- Rluulo ___ .JO 1S7.21S9.MJ Savage 211, Stanley Savage 2U. Each club has three games left. ''J. Newaome - MO Club — Art Soott 228, 2U; JM covery on Detroit's 14 set up B. Errlckson . Morea 229, Sal Poilcaatrl J24. 202; E. Newsome HAEMOJTV i Touchdown passes of 33 and 27 Walt O'Connor 211, Wall Brocben 217, B. Lockirood Green Bay's second touchdown in "F. OoloWto — Rustic Wood Estate w yards from Plum to CogdiU W. Olin Bill Kirns 216, Ralph Papa J15, 302;M. Uatrtno the final three minutes on N. Barbato — ft 14_U But Burke J13, Tony Ferraro Ml. 203; Peldler Cheroikees M „-, 18 (tarted the Packers down to their J. Sebnoor 210. Bob Famllettl 209, Dee's BoaU Taylor's four-yard run. '. J. PembBrtoo . 30 1*1.8 M. Lesvy Walling Bros Block Co. 14 first defeat in 11 games this C. Bruno Larry LMUo 209, Mike aregerson 208, After the two Plum to Cpgdill 'Xb Bera-arn ~ Gene Vavrick 207, John Price 206, Jim We Four , ™..™ IJ season. It was the Packers' first :B. HuUa ..____4 Murphy 206, Frank Iitoch 20E. Geo -aglei passes put the Lions in command, "C. Hide _27 135.6 DtSteluw 204, Ed Moon 204, Cumlr Naveslnk Associates . loss in 13 games, including their the Detroit defense poured .B. Mottern _ -..JO 121.lt Clecleriki 203, Virue Arsons 202, Al championship victory last year. lE. Barbato —- __B 14J.1: DeLuct 202. Loo Papa 901. Oao Laarln through on Starr for the next J. Bruno —— 21 148.3 200. Walt Poilomy 200. Scfawelser Bros. . The Lions, who lost their first r J. L«avy _— _J7 147.21 Mlien two. scores. Starr was hit by RIVERSIDE 800 21 game to Green Bay, 9-7, on • "F. Tyler 27 146.0 OoaBen Roger Brown and fumbled. Sam - J. Pemberton 143.23 Riverside AUeyi Alexander Hlrn asmes — j. Flnlilo 1T0, R. last-minute field goal, turned the E. Newaome — _.J0 I42.H M. Henna Reaves 175, J. Casale 171. Williams scooped up the loose A. NIU 30 H-5 Frown's 5 ft 10 Fenoglne «. Higg h Serlts — J. CassiCassia 4S0, O. E. Sergewteh JO 1ILS Pat'a Ptaa .. E. Keenan Saldarlnldarlnll 181888. J . rinlllo 417417. ball and waltzed six yards for ,J. Colea ...... XI 138.21 Palace Diner B. Maira „ C. Frick _J0 138.1 Peoplei Liquor V. Supplee r_AZA LAMES II* LXAOVE Detroit's third touchdown. U. Valanty Riverside Lounge .. u. Pemiio W L AFL Standings Two minutes later Brown trap- Santord'a- Body Worka M. Famulary '.I.I. School 21 S J*. Nearaoma __0 137.1; M. Genovts* Teachers Scotch-Men — 21 N. Brrlckaon — _30 137.S Community Cleaoera ASSOCIATED PRESS ped Starr in the end zone for - J. Bishop .27 135.12 Barken .. M. oeronl Sportsmen — 200 Club — F. AplcelU 239, I. Rich- Lombard! Becker Realty EASTERN DIVISION the Lions' fourth safety in 11 -R_ fiommara _. O. Sonweltnr Magnolia Inn — ...IS M. Bleda —— ards 231. M. Cataldo 228, It. Falotlcc IT W L T Pet games this season. B. Berkenmler 21«, Shapiro 213, I. Uvlntial 211. Ba Team 2 ; _4 129,21 lone 209. F. Bruno 201, B. Bouaechlld Caprlgllorje Hilltop Cities Service _ IJ Houston 7 S • .7M] Detroit's only scoring In the B. Chambtn - R Epstein Baronet Bealtj » it ' D. Plancy JO 129.20 201, a Moica 203. second half was on Plum's1 boom- * B. Johnaou —. JO 127.271 M. Uazsucca Plaza Lanes _u Boston .6 S 1 .687 - S. Manlgola 30 126.0 LONO BRANCH BOWLE-EITES K. Davenport Middletown Ota. Tire -M ing 47-yard field goal. JO 1J4.J S. Prltcher Port Monmouth First Aid 12 Buffalo 3 S 1 .5*0 O. ChajtCnaityy- A. Handla Team 10 .. The Lions struck the second Uotltra SO 123.r J & T Equipment 10 Lakevlev Fiv« — — New York 5 t * ,455 H. Olln 30 122.: Caprlo Builders M. Ambroslno time they had the ball after a E. DoraD n _~ JO 122.5 Otto's Beauty Salon M. Melter Raritan Tffp. Pharmacy 4 26 WESTERN DIVISION U BouthlUlw JO 119.21 Pancake Pantry „..-__„ R, Lakeman , 200 Club — N. Adubato 201, E. Lone W L T Pct.1 15-yard punt off the side of -R. BuUe — XI 112.7 SycamorS e AzaleAl a Gardens _.J3 Bruno 217, T. D'Ambroslo 200, C. Short 201, l. Barohard. N. Caravetla B. Rosa »9, 200: B. Rmue 213, F. Dallas & J • Boyd Dowler's foot gave them r |Aupreme Cleaners 13 F. Basione Van Pelt 203. 203; P. BchwelCkert 200, Polly Auto Seat Covers DeCarlo F. Soil 215. H. Shumock 2U>, B. Denver .7 S 0 .583 the ball at the Packer 39. it* GraildGrmz t 1*6.1 'Shrewibury Manor REASON PACKERS WERE HELD PpvyN — Qu»rfe >?ck Ely 161.4 Schwelckert 217. It took the Lions three plays to Nurstai Home H H y San Diego 3 7 0 _ liaxca-t-ol , 1*9.4 Barf Sfarr (IS), wdite jersey, is thrown for a lots by score with CogdiU gatherin In •V. Colovlto 154.1. 180 Club — Mae Mallaro 223, Flor- Levitt HIGHLANDHANDS COMMERCIAL LELEAGUA E Oakland .... 0 10 « .(00 ence Hani 1ST, Louise Jarvla 186, 190; Mariano __. Highlande Recreation Center " C. Jeasup — U7.3 Hihld Rti Ct Thursday's Result Detroit Lion tackier* D-rrii McCord (781, tpplying Plum's 33-yarder at the goal line J. Hurley 146.2 Uabel Suiter 1S3. Jean Hortco 193, B. Morln . w 145.L ,01aln Roich IBS, Ruth DeFatlo 181, King Sea Bkltf 23 New York 48, Denver 45 head grip, and Alex Karras (71) as Starr attempted to after streaking past defender 111.5 ChMoite Polly U2, Doris Kampt 180. Oceanvlew Bakery .... Alfte's Acn . _.._! Friday's Schedule get off a pats in first period of Nor. 22 Thanksgiving Willie Wood. HARMONY mbtrsnuAi, IXAOTJB Manler'a Trlmmen IS Buffalo at Boston In the first minute of the sec- Folnli Hlfnlands lions IT Caravello'i Beauty Suppllea American Legion Pott 143 ...J7 Sunday's Schedule Day game in Detroit. Lion linebacker Joe Schmidt, ond period CogdUl outfaked Herb Hatlet Bakenr . |V.F.W . 13 Adderley and made a diving MoDonald'a Speedee , Connia'a Cleaners 13 San Diego at Houston right, moves in for the crusher* Lions beat the previous- Boating Martin Co. 2 Oulney Inturanca : 11 Oakland at Dallas catch of Plum's 27-yarder in the Leonardo Bportmm Bljhlindl Rac. 10 ly unbeaten Packers, 26-14. (AP Wirephotoi ICatthew J. OIU 200 Club — Knlttel 2M. 213: Worth corner of the end zone. Dontto Conitratlon -.-, 22M 210, P. Sdortino 213, Renso 321, A. After that it was the Lions' de- By TOBY PRICE Clarke'a Trucking . . 22 Kornek 213, BeUavance 203, 203; litmn HOLMDEL WOMEN'S LEAGUE sdnrelasr Broa. , -3 219. Shurard 211, Anthony 203. 21S; H. W L fense, which intercepted two or Habler m 200; Lesser 203. Rebhardl La.Zare's Shoes Team 5 21 Starr's passes, that kept the Penguin class sailors wind up their fall circuit with Mlrtln Co. 1 _ 30% 203, Kay 219. MeMahon 201. 202; VenHolmdel Liquor Store National Hockey League to Start Anmtrong Cork Co. _». Umlglla 2W. Bob', Music Studio Packers stifled until it was too Traveler* - * KM Haxiet Drugs the Cape May Fleet's open regatta on Miliville's Union C»rllone's Greenouses .. late. Gaurantee Lamp* _ UNHAVEN LADIES I.EAOt'E Potter's Garden Center Lake Sunday. Except for occasional frostbite sailing Moore'e Conitructloa Harmony Bowl Harry's Liquors Green Bay 0 0 0 • 14—14 FerUm Pancakake HousHmue .^ZZTZ—n W " New Player Draft System Tiies. 50300 Club — K" . "Thomps3P2oC" T Matt GUI 20H Harlet Siveet Shop Detroit :.-. 7 16 3 0-28 the season officially closes with this South Jersey R»an Ml. W. O'Malley 201TJ. Zwlck Township Hardware . 200 Club — Adela Williams S03. Det-Gogdill 33 pass from Plum 2W, V. Ceravello 206, D. Parks 2JS _! J ft _• Aut« Parta A. H. TWO-MAN CLASSIC TORONTO (AP) - Sports Edi attraction. Uarldlsaoo. pwi dresk 2OT. aut" V. Rlcnard's School ol Beauty_lB A.H.R.C. (Walker kick) Uundy 22S. Harmony Bow* Peterson tor Milt Dunnell of the Toronto Speaking of frostbite sailing, the Raritan Yach HABH0NT BANTAMS Van Pelt Points Det—CogdiU 27 pass from Plum iTeam No. 1 Star slid yesterday that a new Ted's Bar ft Orill ; -36,31 Iowa Players (Walker kick) •Club in Perth Amboy is the only club in New Jersey L * M Bullden _0 Team No. 5 Chritty'l Contecttonery 23SJ4 National Hockey League player Mtit • «• '« Det—Williams 6 fumble return Wlldcata HTODLETOWN "A" IXAGVE Sorby . Hodaon ._ draft syctem will be launched .holding a winter series. Raritan Bay has ice-freewate Apachei _ Ulddletom Highlands Recreation ... 234.28 (Walker kick) Quttir Oali W L Pelragll-'s Soil Balea 228.02, Fight Fire Nov. 27 and will give a break the year round. Raritan's series will get under waj Parleman Plumbing 0*^ 17 Det — Safety Starr tackled by Uttttiew 3. _UI Real Xlt. _32 11 Monmouth Lumber ':::: to lower-placed teams. shortly. Oel-Alr Builders lBVj " Insulation ft BUUnc Corp. 217.IB Brown fn end zone John Danlel'a Hen's Shop ....19 14 600 Seriea — Ralr* Marchettl 112, The move, he says, will come Det—FG Plum 47 Weinke'Rs . MeaHazleMeats-HazMt ...19 14 iU. 296-622. After Practice Locally, the Monmouth Ice-Breakers have uarty'e Swedish Hop ...17 16 when NHL brass bold meetings GB—Davis Fumble Recovery In Pepsi-Cola _ 17 16 200 Club — Joe Brown 217, Dick Pernnl 210, Adam Llotmayer 210, Bill! AMES, Iowa (AP) — The Iowa In Detroit while there for a end zone (J. KramVr^ick) planned a series of frostbite events for January JODDUCTOrTN BUSlNESSMtVa IfMala-al n KKeyjwrt t BBee. , 16 17 HcCaba 203. 203; Tom LaPaVe 206, LEAOCE .• Toe Mad n™\~ ISVi «H Slate football team wound up its testimonial dinner honoring. Jack GB—Taylor 4 run (I. Kramer Buaartf.J'. Man Ins. 15 16 Tom Harrinttoo 204. .,; and February. The annual Tee-Breaker Day, as Hlddletown Untl final practice yesterday by fight-JArJains, former manager of the] "kick) Top Hat Cleaners 11 19 KEAKSBCRa LADIES MONDAY well as Pram and Gunderdink regattas, are pro- Parkvay AUutlc .. Harmony Wooda , 12 21 ing a fire which destroyed con- (RedWings. OuU Reftaurant Uly TuUp Cupa 12 II rUOHT LEAGUE Atteodance-57^98. Julle'i Farm Market siderable athletic equipment in grammed for local rivers. 600 Series — BUI Higgle 199, 162,Xearulrurg National Bank .-23 7 He says the draft system- O'Dell'a Plumbtag 276-653; Ike lialuon IK 236 201— the men's gymnasium. Dncrort Pharnusy -.. 631; Virgil Smith 202, 229, uio-611 H. Wasaerntan ft Son Jt 11 similar' to the one used in big The Iceboaters are ready to take over if the Holmdel Uquor Jack Hecht 203, 209, 147—609. J. * M Hardware _ 15 14 Although the football uniforms Bed Bank Klectrlc - B t W Auto Body .13 14 league football—will give the rivers freeze. The two clubs, North Shrewsbury 200 Club —- John Giles 239, Toni Keyport Cleaners — 15 15 were not in the equipment room PHONE Mlddletown Plumbing ....rw.io Franclsconl. 225, Walt Salmon 229, Bowne's Oil Burner 15 15 last or sirith place team first Stylea Floor Covering .. JT oeorca Haydlck % Dick Helnke 2U, where the fire broke out, many Ice Boat and Yacht Club of Red Bank and the N«rro Broi. . IS Letter stev«ns 213. Olno Stranerlo 2U, Keansburg Bowling 12Vi 17S chance to draft a player who has W. T Gram-Mlddletovn .12 18 pairs of athletic shoes, sweatsuits, 747-9217 Three fl'j ._, 11 Joe Kntlml 211. Mike MaUoy 211. Mlki Mlddletown Pharmacy 12 18 graduated from junior hockey. Long Branch Ice Boat and Yacht Club, are mak- Sportimen . 10 Bueea 211, Jerry Hettrlek 210. towels, and a few football hel for delivery of your Amoa Brlner Plumbing a Gentlle'a Market 9 20« After the bottom team has made ing plans for the coming season. Miller Plating „ 7 HIQHLAND8 BUSINESSMEN'S 240 Club — Dot Nicl«lo 203. mets, footballs and basketballs weekend entertaining needs n Hlgkla-da B*ere*tte- Cemter its choice, the fifth place team «*--•-- iumblng ~-^ *— 2 HIDDEN HIUS EAST were destroyed or damaged. WlflM, Liquor ft North Shrewsbury held a recent meeting to pre- 600 Series — N. OrandlnetU 2U, 212, W WOMEH'S LEAGUE will be given a chance, and so 236—6U; M. M alloy 108, 181, 223— Bahra' Landing „ ?< W 612; J. Horrath 201. 1D7, 217—409. Bayvlew Barber Shop The Cyclone football' team, on. THE pare for a big campaign. Long Branch skippers are 200 Club — 0. Harmyk 235, P. Pal- Kleva'a Center Market 19 Fllntatones , . 19 Atlantic Supply Co. 18 Marerlcks 18 which plays Ohio University here "The final dub to get a Shot," aodrano 209, US; R. Purdy 2», D. Untouchables . IT busy fitting out their ice yachts. Nervo 2«7, L Clrlgllano 209, J. Dont- Plnlay k Bruenlnger Ins. 17 tomorrow was finishing a mom' he says, "will be the league •'—tae'a Tavern ...... IS M. Squad 17 bn»kl 101, D. OToolt 201, a Mandla Bonanza , ,—15 WINE BARREL ' Dave Clapp, of Little Silver, is building a new 202000, nF t HergenrothsHergenroUu:r MO, R . CrellClln 200, jn 2 15 ing workout when the blaze broke champion-with this reservation: H, Polaton 2fJ0, ' Hun 200, 3. Quasi Prlnten 12V4 Defend out about noon. JThere probably will be a bonus under new management front-steering Iceboat, while Doc Price and JackHeyers sonnoo•ohnoor J685«8, "N. OrandiMttl 214," 212. Team S . •. 12 Top Cftti ...... of JOHN J. NIVEN 235; J. Horvalh 2*7, U, -[alloy 28. Highlands Electron k TV _11 The players carried some draft choke for the team that Real McCoy. 4 Monmouth SL. Red Bank are getting the famed Class A ice yaoht "Imp" ready. Hlihianis Reel 11—.10 equipment out of the room — in- finished on top. Otherwise, the HOLY NAME SOCIETY IEA0DB Andy's Shor« Bar » 21 HARMONV THURSDAY NIGHT (AT THE BBS STOD The Long Branch Class A skippers expect to chal Eton Um 300 Club — Orass S6, EnoU 200, BUSINESSMEN'S LEAGUE cluding new football parkas winner would be getting punished lenge the Red Bank club for the Challenge Pennan AMERICAN DIVISION Feller 203. valued at $1,000 — and helped each season." W L HARMONY BOWLERETTES G IB Scholes —2 of America this year. liar ot tie Sea .25 8 W Sal's'Barber Shop -0 firernen fight the blaze. Under the present system, It. Rose ot Uraa 1 22 8 MicMickek y Uousea Q * W Lumber ....20 The fire started when pi NHL prospects are sponsored by Bt. Roie 2 _„ 24 t Dove . « 19 Koch's Florist 1» Coming Soon To : Many of the Long Branch iceboaters are turning 6L Jerome 1 . Diamonds . 16 H.T.T. Mason „„_—.—. 18 burst into flames as it was being NHL teams and are considered Jay Bee Auto Repairs IS St. Denla »— Emeralds 18 sprayed on football helmets by their private property and not| :out every Sunday at Jack Heyer's Pleasure Bay head St. James 1 Rock 4 Rollers 10 American Legion 1» Holy Spirit 2 . Pearls IS Lawton Bros. Tavern 17 athletic equipment manager Les available for drafting. Holy Trinity 1 — Ametbysta ... 13 Eddie's Barber Shop , IS COMMUTERS quarters > to work on boats and "talk up" thei; St. Catharine 13 Casey's Real Estate 11 Askelcon, who suffered minor Saphlrel _ 13 Dunnell says the draft system Ifavorite winter sport St. Anl&ony ...... ^ Jades Jacks Inn „ — 10" burns. Holy Spirit 4 . Rubles Perpetual Monument 1A "will end the pratice of grabbing at. Roie 1 —. Te..n. .Strike* „ Pan-Ams , M it Iowa State Athletic Director WINE & UQUOR HOPATCONG TO CHALLENGE Holy Trinity 2 Mlddletown Delicatessen ^ " kids before they're out of grade High game — Dottle Fabian Gordon Chalmers said he was not Hol«Sy> SpiriSeriea^ort ' . M-Nali'rSif'tU.'iTjlHIatfierlel - DottTa"»aTola'i«f. Abbott t Leswr , 12 school and attempting to push , Lake Hopatcong Ice Yacht Club, one of the -mmons Market IN Mo-mouth St- Red Bank —603. ' immediately available to estimate them all the way to Detroit more active clubs in the East, is planning to tend 500 Club—B. StelDei 23T. J. Morn; MIDDLETOWN MERCHANTS MIDDLETOWN FRIDAY LEAOTJE the amount of the loss, which fie 220, A. Savage 215. J. Crafley 215, C. W L Olympia or Maple Leaf Gar- ROSE TOMAINO, Prop. Wollr 213. 201; J. Sagul 212. W. Payne Suburan Pharmacy W L said would be covered by Insur- Its two leading skippers to Wisconsin this winter Holmdel Llfluor .„ Jerry's BIT M 11 dens." 203, S. DelVeoeblo 20», J. Tomaiio 409, 16M L. Joate 203. L. Well! Wl. R. Rich 200.Volkland To-ring Senrlee ... Twin Lights Tavern ance. ' He says' about the only con- to challenge for the National Open pennant held Dlsplayland Bhore ElectrorJos COMMUTERS NATIONAI/ DIVISIOr' The Strands The Football team worked oui W I. Mtddletown Lanes cession made to any dub will ' by a Mid-Western club. Marlno'i Atlantic Mora's Macaroona St. Dorothea ..II IB Pete's Park Inn ^ in the morning so the players be recognition of Montreal's VLUB St. Jerome 2 .17 16 Bamueiion Corut. .. Cambeis" Trucking could relax in the afternoon be- right to first refusal of French- Hopatcong's two leading competitors, Homer 8t. Leo 1 .16 11 Monmouth Electric Paris Cleaners -. Holv Spirit 1 .15 18 Johrf Day Funeral Home .111 fore the Thanksgiving Day dinnei Private Label J ft* W.. farywallfarywall ConstContL. 8 Murphy's Sinclair speaking talent. Sieder and Hank Fullerton, are expected to make St. Michael I 15 II Carotenuto Bros. served In the evening to mem Bt. Michael 1 14 1> Buntenbeck Plo. tt Heating .... « 200 Club — Phil Valeie 21t. Kenny 'However," he adds, "once the trip. Mount Carmel 13 20 200 Club — EMek Herz 200. Al Ter- ben of the squad. 81. Jerome I ,12il 20' raoova 202, Cora White 202, John Doll 209, Lou D'Agostlno Rudy Canadiens have passed over a St. Qebrlel 8 34 Johnson 221. Luke Logan 200. Oeorge Maurer 201. During the final workout, the RYE & VODKA The North Jersey club has 50 members and McBrlde 213, Charles Rooney TO8, Tom French-speaking prospect, in St. Roae of Lima 1 -. 8 25 SYCAMORE FRIDIY Cyclones polished their pass de- St. noie 3 « 25 D'Ajostmo 211, Hinry Williams 201 WOMAN'S LEAGtE favor of an outlander, they will DELIVERY SERVICE ! has recently added a fleet of junior skippers called tOU Club—R. IGliman -tBi R- Jettei fense is preparation for the in- SATCOM MIXED LEAOTJE W L lose their privilege for that tea- 224. n. Llone 21!, J. Vldnho 214, 217; P. Am. Int'l. Bowl Corp, ___-L 12 CALX SH Mm "Icetranauts." Avallone 212, J. Zlnrarek. Sr. 302. W L vasion of Ohio University passer Boosters .._ 27 13 Little SUvar Cleaners 20 13 Redeyei :.... 1st Merchants Nat'l. Bank _M» 131. Bob Battitt. Charles Hanclk of Matawan Is the Lake UNITED MONDAY NIGHT MAOCE ... . - -M 16 Al's Mobil Serticanter ..___1SH ltu A.II.R.C, Friendship 7 _4 16 1 Hopatcong fleet captain. ' W Orbits 22 18 Baynton's Linoleum ' __,„. ,,,,.18 IS Ajtrdnute , -1V4 Shrewsbury Pharmacy _—~46 ' - 17 70 START TRAINING Houde Olaii Co — -1(4 Mike's Toy Canter ..____J8H 17« BOATING CONFERENCES Brook Acency .....111* Mlnuterrien n_._ ...... _. JO 21* NEW YORK (AP) - World's jOram' Plaia Pltia - li 23 Sycamore Lanes . -HV4 UM PRE-BOAT SHOW 3441 Globe Petroleum ,-lS 20 welterweight champion Entile Two boating conferences, one in the field of one Banfleld Movera 1TH Maleatlc Amusements ~_ 9 24 Sunrise Dairy 17 High team game — Boosters 6M Griffith of New York left yester- Irtajgatajgas PonliaPontise 17 HUh team aeries - Orbits 1.S61. S00 Series — LUllan Regan 631 design sailboat racing and the other in relation t< "Top Hat Cleaners ^» Club — Joe Vlncelll 301. m Club — LUllan Regan 213, ill.day for Las Vegas to resume Baclirtadt's Tavern MO Series — Tony Oreflce 612, JoeMary Kaney IB*, DM Dunn IN, Helen predicted log contests, will be held for the first tim iComet._s - —i3i{ i«« Vlncelll 038. Bill Reese 624, Bob DayMessier ISO. training; for the defense of his Pl ton 638. Jean Valerl 504. during the 53d National Motor Boat Show in Nev Petrarlla'a Oolf SaJei 12 IS ATLANTIC maULANDS title against Argentina's Jorge jTlie Klrwan Co. 9 21 SPECIALS! ick'e Inn 7« 22V! ATLANTIC R10HLANDS BUSINESSMEN'S LEAUUE Fernandez. York's Coliseum Jan. 12-20. 200 Club — Hannr Kmrlch 222, Harrj BAVSHOR- TAVERN W Dwlnht 2H. Andy Kutko 210. Paul Pern W L Crate's Beverage -IT The lS-rouod bout, Griffith's The purposes of the conference are to presen .bricks 210, Bob Nelion 203. Tom LaPaul's Tavern : JO 10 Brook's Insurance IT second U~e defense since his New 1962 18' Pare 202. Ralph Parker 204. Marty's Swedish Hop .20 10 _ _ Auto H a forum for the exchange of experiences and idea At. Hldl. Rec. 11 12 Brite's Cleaners 14 knockout of the late Benny Ptret, LADIES MONDAY N1TB Herb's Place 18 12 """ led Hardware 12- Finn—Regular $1,660 EAttl.VfllKDS Loorl's Bar i 17 13 JulTan'a Spor- t Shop ^ 12 will be held Dec. 8 at Las Vegas, on rules and organizational and promotional problem Oceanvlevr Hotel J» 14 MtCue's Plumbing lfclnke'llelnkes . UeaMeat MulnMarkelt 21 ~ uare Bar ...... 16 14 Geo. Koeppel k Son ...... 1. 1- _ common to class boat racing and predicted log conSprlngdalprlngd s Dairry .20 Oslp's Bar 16 14 200 Club — c. Dillon 2111; N. Mac- It adds upl More and more HslHaslett PastrPastr y 11 .19 [Conner's Hotel 13 IT Uughlln 239. t. Bymes, Br. 2U. J. tests. RaritaR n Hllo — ....; 17 Rum'on Yacht Buln .12 18 Bosley 201. O. Shlnn 221, Run UcCut people use The Register ads each 1963 Sea Bird Y-23 % 'Twin Oalt Dairy 18 Plaza Liquors 10 20 203" , _. Auma*VQlvvH OE 9«U4 p QSCftJLIAfl to DftTtfCIl By Xm KOLESAR munitles hit by the storm. lie said those who attend the the township seeking' contribu- j£ JJ* MM fate JBMcutor thalr C1»1BM yesterday and held the lead the Ing on newspaper stories and OCEAN TOWNSHIP — tuwr utb within its moothi from TRENTON (AP)-A myvterious Million Or So Short 24 extra days of racing at Garden rest of the way to pin a 10th tions from: every resident. - editorials concerning the lack of tjlli 6«t*. bers of OaUiurst Post, stay-home attitude on the part of Then, in mid-summer It became State Park are doing their part. straight defeat on Wake Forest. highway building in Monmouth Dtt«d: Kor«tnb«r 13th. 1M2 They are betting an average of "We expect to have our house- of Foreign Wars, have the once faithful two dollar bet- apparent the state had been-over 274, in an Atlantic Coast con- County, said that he> State Sen- NATIONAL BANK, Rsd Bsnk about $100 each during their day to-house solicitations about 90 theihi r servicei s and use at tor has hit the New Jersey treas- iy optimistic about tbe two dollar ference game that ended the sea- at the track, just about the avert per cent complete.by this*week- ator Richard R. Stout and As- building and equipment for •.; •••« BBSSMIUMI, ury where It hurts-right smack bettor. Gcv. Richard J. Hughes sod for, both teams. end," Philip Staskiewici, chair- semblymen Clifton T. Barkalow buildup of an expander Bed Bank, New Jersey to m ia age for previous years: •ol* Sxecutor n** 3 *- • •, said the state might faU » mfflion Hie victory, State's third man of the drive, said. and Irving E. Keith had "con- fense-Disaster Control Burton T. Doremui. Xn. But the number of bettors is # When New Jersey suddenly or two short of its goal, against «bc loses and one tie, lion in the township. IS Mechanic Street, . down about 15 per cent over-all. The solicitations climax about tinually met with the highway , Red Banit New Jersey found itself with f dire need for TW, week, Charles J. Sheehan, was clinched before the opening Attorney And since the state gets alt the two years of basic planning by commissioner and his staff to re- William Joe Franks, Judjt af- Nov. n, K. Dec. T, li sand dunes after a stonn hit the secretary of the State Racing quarter waa half over. A 29- vocate for the post, laid mem- fr m both i the community center commit- quest action on highway needs coast last spring, It turned to the Commission, took a look at Car- ? .%! Sff* % yard return, of the.opening kick- bers, considering that Ihe fe) r NOTWI TO CONTRACTOR* tnnce chnu es al .^ «^.. ^4. gg.ty-^ CItrk set up a 57 tee. The $5,900 sought in the cur-in Monniouth County and to pro- Garbs*. CoHtttlM mnul two dollar bettor for aid. It au- den State Park's half-empty park- 8 rent drive will—if the drive is a of war. is once again at our door* .. B«tl|k of ttniiSr days meet pose certain highway improve- thoriied 30 extra days of radng, ing lot and sounded like he would **.- ' *••-•* yard, lj-piay scoring trust by the success—be used for' a down-pay- step." hope that their SotiM III kintar (Ivm tint lbs Ma; to raise an expected $7.2 million. falls completely on the treasury. Wotfpack. or «nd. Council of th. Bonus* be glad to,settle for a mist.by meat on an eight-rooiri house and "will cause other orgaiUapatioJl Bhrtwwburr »IH raeslvs naiad M4> The state was so confident ot the Other Tracks HU • - Halback tony' Koszarsky only a million or two. four acre* of land on Middle "Contlnually for the past 12 to take inventory of thil U» Botourt Council nwrtio* Ip tt< reliable citizen who frequents the Sheehan says the tracks in other covered tbe. final yard, to School Auditorium on Browi ttrcet, "It's terrible," he said. "Mon- Rd, In North Centerville, near years." Mr. Budleston said, and offer their services ,to g?rfjfil»iry, N«w Juris* until t:U parimutuel windows. It went out surrounding states are doing jurt goal Hne. The fourth «own pass "the Monmoirth County legisla- f• »«., EJ:f., Tuesday, DKWHt day was the first time since 1991 the Raritan Township High communities.'' „ '• and appropriated tt.i million of as badly. This counters the theory completions by quarterback Jim »««• /fowl's »Wch tlpn (Hiy wl that Garden State dropped below School. tors have pushed for much bs publicly tttnu on said tttt an the income to help the shore com. of some, experts that the extra, Rossi kept the drive alive. ' needed highway conaruction in In a resolution adopted lait re»ljmlns; Fsbrearr 1 M Downs "It was even worse Tuesday," personnel that shall be needejl IMS and dull contain a proposal to "OT .coursed the weather'i hw WJIbert Falrcloth blocked a house has been kind enough to letter's. But at all times we have he said. "We had only 8,000 at- to estoblwh-and maintain tnj» «e year, or tor two yean, or f been terrible," Sheehan said. . Dave. Houtz punt and recover'ed permit an extension to allow us continued the Battle for moreaad thr*s rears, on proposal forms ana tendance and the handle was down proper organization to . mai, acwtJant. with speelflutlops, conlru. Tech, 14-9 With the season due to run into the ball on State's 22 to-set/ to raise the necessary money," better highways' in Monnjouth and performance bund, forma of which to $800,000." maintain and assist -in caw df early December, Sheehan sav> the the field goal. . Mr. Staskiewicf explained.. 'Tlus County. may be obtained from Iha Bonus* - The state has been counting on disaster." The' post also t|- Clerk upon deposit of SS.M par iei. ROANOKE, Va. (AP) - Vir- possibility that things might get We f riftidc struck ba* therefore, represents a dc-or-die •Men deposit «w pa refunded to tho» a betting handle of about 12 mil- "For instance," he said, "as minded the townsnip that lit returning lbs documents In food < ginia Military Keydets scrapped .:.,.. . ^ ...... ltii' a. :tiiirv. penpa,toucnoowri effort on our part. We come up dittos. " lion a day and an average attend- recently as Sept. 7 I wrote to Mr^ men "have been trainedj'W.worV tnd scrambled their way to the But ons bettor saw » brighter dtwr> more-In the final quarter with the necessary funds now or The Boraum rtierm tlw rljpt ance of over 20,000 to bring hi an we lose what we have Invested Palmer asking .when action could together as a unit in-times qr* reject any »r all pnpostl* for u] Southern Conference Football side to the attendance picture. He to: Wrap it up. reason wtuuioever, ax m>y make an Championship here' yesterday the $7.2 million. found tnick facilities uncrtwded to Ear." be expected on dualizing Rt. 33, disaster, with special traininjr IU" award for any out bl the propcaali '' Ro»si brought his season total with a 14-9 victory over a favored See tt Million and the usual homeward bound improvements and a state.take- first aid. fire fighting antf;re»- •et forth In the above menUoned form offense record: to' hW> y,»rd« •nie-asspciatipn's investment to of proposal. - Virginia Tech team that had its traffic jam relatively jnlld . over, of Rt. 36, planning on ex cue work. h Dated: November id. 1MI Now, Sheehan estimates, the fay hittiag end Don Montgomerydate' totals nearijv 1.1,000, repre- chances but bobbled them all "Why. I got out of the p«?king tensions of iRts, 37 and it, the JEAN W. FABBY, «• state might get only $} million . _ . I willi a 7-yard touchdown; pass senting an Initial • „. something else comes -along to could get out of the staiUfljg The triumph in this traditional period vended. contracted for, legal fees and ad- NEW SHREWSBURY-.it«li- gate," he said. Mr. Beadleston said he had _ NOTICE Thanksgiving Day dash before boost state revenues, this would Early in the final quarter, state ministrative expenses. . trate Marvin E. Se*aec>r"J(*3iJ- "And mere are only short lines received a letter from Mr. palm- Take Notice thet application has been 25,000 in Victory Stadium gave wipe out the expected treasury moved 6S yards in 13 plays to While plans for the center are' day fined five motorists for traf- made to -the Mayor and Council of. ths at the betting windows," he er Nov. 1 which partially .an- Borough of New Shrewsbury, K. J.. ti coach John McKenna's Keydets surplus at the end of -the fiscal score, fulback Roger Moore modest now, association officers fic viblatipni. ' •' transfer to The Spirit Spot, Inc., T/J a perfect 6-0 conference record year and leave New Jersey with added. going the final yard. swered some earlier questions.' The Spirit Spot, for premises located hope to expand in the future to Clifford Simpson,. 102 Barker and enabled them to nose out a deficit next June 30. Like most of his fellow two dol- at 1302 Sycamore Avenue, New Shrews- With two minutes left, State's provide facilities for various Commissioner Palmer, in his Aye.,' Shrewsbury Township, arid bury. N. J., the Plenary Retail OOQ. West, Virginia for the champion- lar bettors, he was apparently un- sumption JUcenea C-S. heretofore (liuec Sheehan said he is unable to No. 2 quarterback. Bill Kriger forms of activity desired by letter, pointed put that with the James Hundley, 206 Layton/VVe., to The Spirit Bp»t, Inc., T/A The Sn'-lt iWp. The Mountaineers finished 'amiliar and unconcerned with explain where all the bettors have connected with end Ray BbrkVw Township residents; Included In exception of Rt. 3$ Freeway, "a each paid jio fines for careless spot, for tue piemlsel locaud at 1211 unbeaten inside the league, too, lines at the cashier's windows. Sycamore Avenue, New tbrembury, gone. fora SiS-yard touchdown pass to plans' are meeting rooms; tennis listing of funds committed to the driving. " / but played only four conference complete the scaring. courts, little theatre facilities listed project, totaled $19,462,000. Thomas S. Oprjndy, 7 .New Richard U tfadsen. President games. were 10 Devon Court, New ahtvwsbtirr, N. :,C. State reserves': youth social activities and omen. "This," Mr. Palmer said, "Is notBrunswick, paid a J15 fine'Mr N. J. threatening to score again as th« Isabel K. Vadsen. •ceretsrr An 80-yard touchdown run by Democratic ClubTexasllndefeated The> center would be. maintained and inconsiderable sum." • not having a driver's: Ucense; J10 JO Deron Court. New Sarembui game ended. After gambling K. J. halfback Pete Mazik gave VMI through use fees and additions] Assemblyman Beadles ton, for delinquent, inspection and $10 fthella L. Corcoran, Treasurer iU first touchdown in the wild Wake Forest surrendered the fund-raising activities. agreeing that the sum is not "in-for the expired registration Of » Branford Circle, New Btrembunr, and wooly 58th renewal of the Elects Officers With A fin ball.on down* on.its.34t State •Tfteidfive for fundt was be- considerable" said, however, that his'automobile. W. J. . - . • moved to t,he 17 in four plays bitter Teoh-Keydet rivalry, and MATAWAN - Charle gun two weeks ago when repre- the program as spelled out by Marlyn O. K«trM, North Wild- Rldisrd U Utitm before time ran out. 30 Devon Court, New Bnrewibui a 51-yard drive that ended in a A. O'Hare was re-elected presi- sentatives began asking business- Mr. Palmer Is still "apparently wood, was fined J10 for not hav- touchdown by fullback Bill Davis dent of the Matawan Democratic Over Texas A&M Wake Forest halfback Donnie es in the. area for contributions'. /ames f . Corcoran, op. paper." Some items have ing her automobile registration S Brasford Circle, New anreMbury, sealed the victory for the new Club at the meeting in the Pub AUSTIN (AP) - 'NaUnutlly Ferderick returned two Uckoffs Last week solicitors began, their been accomplished, but for the in her possession, and' AgriftnO V. J. " conference champs in the second ranked University of Texas, won34 yards to bring his season total tatbel H. Hadiro - lie Health Center, Broad St. current. door-bMloor quest' tor most part, the program is still Rodriuuei, Atlantic City. fIS for 20 Devon Court, New SHrewsbury, period.- Serving with him during the its way to the Cotton, Bowl to 29, an NCAA record. His 660 donations. in the paper stage. havjBg an expired driver's li- yesterday with a li-3 win over j(•anl ._s on Wckoff returns left, him Sbeila L. Corcoran Tech scored first on quarter- coming year will be Mrs. Henry Prior to the current .fund1 rais » Braxtoid circle. New Bhtewibury underdog Texas A ft M but only 69 yards short of return yardage : "For instance," he said, "Mr. back Bob Schweicket's three-yard Ahlers, vice president; Jerome ng'activity, the center had oper- Palmer listed commitments of Plans and speclllcstloos ot building Becker, treasurer; Herbert Car. after the Aggies held a field record. ADDRESSES DENTAL AIDES first-period run, after the Tech- ated and paid: its initial expenses $3,729,000 for Rt. 9, from Rt. IB to be constructed may be examined bone, secretary and Mrs. J. L. goal lead for three quarters. State's 27 points extended to LONG BRANCH - At a rs- at the Office ot the Municipal Clerk. men recovered a VMI fumble on through donations from township to Adelphia. But, again here is Objection, If any. should be made tbe Keydet 10. But after that, Turk, financial secretary. The victory g»ve fte*tong- 278 the record opposition, total cent meettng of the Monmouth tmmedfetely In writing to Jerome a. horns nine wins for the season, scored against Wake Forest this civic organiratloni totaling an item that Is still In the plan- County Dental Assistants Af- Iteed, Clerk of the Boroush o! "i Tech ddd most of the fumbling Initiating a new policy with the $1,751. These were led Iry the no losses and only a If 14 tie season. ning stage. socl&tion at Monmouth Medical and, as a consquence, frittered olub, key people In local govern- Raritan Bay Area Jaycees who y&wnwiwr. with Rice. University to> mar a N. C. State 13-27 "The thing I am trying to get Center, Dr. Robert j. Isaacson, 1211 Sycamore Ave.. away opportunities time and time ment spoke on timely topics. gave $1,062: the Woodland'Park New «hr*aretnirr, H. Jr. perfect record for the team that Wake Forest 0-3 across," the assemblyman said, spoke on "Orthodontia". The again. Thomas Francy, tax assessor, Garden Club, with $184, and the KW. a, » f ranked from No. I to 5 through- "is we.are not lagging In bur pur- next meeting will be Tuesday at Fumbles/On Coal line explained 100 per cent assessed Raritan Bay Jaycee-ettes, $150. NOTICE out the season. luit of good, highways, in Mon- the office of Dr. Bernard valuation. Warren Hutchinson, In all, 12 organizations and three NOTICE US iflEREBY OIVEN thai One fumble, by Schweickert as It was the first undefeated mouth County. We keep getting Wienersrf Keyport who wDI fie the.foltowlni ordinance was Introduced he crossed the goal line on a borough councilman, spoke on GivenCitation anonymous donors contributed to sad passed first reading at the meet- the installation of sewer pipe. ason for the Longhorns in 39 promises ' Ins; of the Msyor and Council, No- one-yard plunge, cost the Tech- Edward Francy gave a resume yards. '.-'"'< ' vember 1*.. 1»C and ni laid mar for men « sure touchdown in the While no definite; figures on a wooo aM final passage at s meet- of the recent meeting of the Zon- Texas will be host team in the lu of the Mayor and Council of the opening quarter. Another halted Mageizine collections to date were- avail-! Borough of little allrer to be held ing Board and Mrs. Harold Cos- Cotton Bowl game Jan. 1 in a budding Tech drive after it aWe, Mr. Staskiewlcz said recep- Monday evening, Dtcember Ird, 1»C tello announced the plans of the Dallas. The visiting team like- RED BANK - Joseph P. Pes- u the Borough HaH at 1:00 p.m. at had covered 51 yards in 1the tion among volunteer solicitors, wttlck time a public hearing *M be Matawan Recreation Comtnis- ly will be chosen after Saturday' tana, 7A Gold St., who has been held wm the SUM and all terms third quarter. game*. named one of the "outstanding and group leader has been- "en-J wrn begtien an opportunity to oe •fon. of which she is chairman. j All told, the Techmen, who had The game lived up to its 69- men" of New Jersey by the Jun-thu&fartic." • • . rmcr> u ATBRS At the Jan. 15 meeting, Mr. been favored by a touchdown, ior Chamber of Commerce! i Other leaders in the commu' Borousn Clerk. Hutchinson will pursue the dis year reputation for being a hair- ORDINANCE APPROPRIATING lost the ball five times on Aim- the subject of a biographical nity center activity includes- Mrs. cussion <4 the. sewer system. H< raiser between the two state- E COST OF THE ACQUISITION bles and once on a pass Inter study in the December issue of Oziie Donat, president ; William RIGHT-OF-WAY AUUfO PROS- will describe the types of ma supported schools. ception. The Catholic Digest., Kane, vice president; Mrs. Wil- - AVUnra AT AND NSAR m terials which may be used to tic The Aggies, urged on by the ._inCTI0N WITH RUM8O Marik's electrifying 80-yard Turkey Day chants of their ever- The article cites Mr. Pestarm's liam Cross, secretary; Erik IAD Wit THE WIDIOTNO O touchdown sprint followed a into the new system. A question Rosengren, treasurer; Ernest F. and answer period is planned. standing Cadet student body, work with the hundreds of or- Tech fumble at the VMI 20, but took a 3-0 edge in the first phan children at the Mission of Foster, buildings and;'grounds; the Keydets missed a two-point There will also be a film pre- Warren Van Nosdell, special BE FT ORDAINED, by the Mayoi sented by New Jersey Natural quarter with a perfect 20-yard the Immaculate Virgin in Staten and Council of the Borough of Ullli conversion and still trailed, 7-6 field goal by Mike Clark, his Island, N. Y. projects; Arthur Loring, legal, Sliver In the County of Monmouth: going into the second period. Gas Co. on the "Big Pipe line." aXCTION L That time U hereb) seventh of the season. Clark and Saul Waldrrian, public rela- aMfoMaiadMfMid. . from the Captlal Im The decisive touchdown drive It was announced that meet- missed a second field goal ut A PRIZE WINNER tions. . • . ;•; . •nvtmeatrundd of thth e BorougBh h of UtUt- was put in motion by a Tech ing nights have been changed io tl« tUver a aum not to eiceea H,- tempt in the second quarter. fnC HIGHtA^Jf While volunteer solicitors have fumble on punt, which the Key- the third Tuesday of each month. •00.00 la order to Ounce the pur. Texas didn't scratch until Uie Florence E. Coshmaii, 82 Ocean been sufficient in nu mber chase of rlftaUiMray tram eight prop- det's Rudy Amos recovered on tt is planned to have a short erty omen on PraeMet Avenue at and the beginning of the fourth Blvd., is the winner of the ninth throughout most of Raritan mar Its fm>rse«tfon with Rumson the VMI 49. From there, a pass talk by chairmen of local govern- Road tor thei porpoee of widening eald quarter. Tailback; Jerry Cook monthly prize of the 50th year Township, it has been noted that] rom Charlie Snead to Chuck ment committees to be followed PraeMet Aveiue In otdtr to IniUUI a went twisting and turning from contest sponsored by McFaddin additional volunteers are needed trutM signal at the IntenecUftn of by question and answer sessions. Rnmson Koad and Prorpect Avenue. eale carried to the Virginia the 10 for the first Longhorn Motors, Long Branch. There are hi the West Keansburg section. said cost to tneluds •nglMerln; and Tech 7. Also Included in the new pro- score with after point specialist 11 other winners who will Join Mr. Staskiewlcz asked that any lexai fees In connection with said pur- A personal foul cost*Tech 15 grams will be clarifications of chase, Tony Crosby adding the point. ier in tbe top prize coropeti- residents of the West Keansburg SECTION I Thie ordinance shall yards at this critical Juncture issues by coundknen. take effect Immedutely upon Its paa- Six plays later Tommy Ford area interested in helping eon-' aage. publication and approval accord. and from there it took VMI Plans were discussed for rent over from the 1 but the only four plays to go ahead. club Christmas party. Mrs. kick was no good. Seale, on a reverse from Kenny trida Jastrab, chairman, will an- final statistics showed NOTICE The Reeder, ripped to the four from nounce the date and place. Texas with 145 yards rushing AH ORDINANCE AMBNBma AND where Davis scored moments "ASTRaGUIDE" By Ceean •UPPLXHU5NTINO AHTICU V OF Mrs. Costello was named and 147 passing. Aft M had 755 SN ORDWANCE EwnTUBD "M later and then ran for two extra OKDWAJTCT EaTAgLWHINO DE- chairman of the testimonial din- on the ground and 15 in'the' air. yrjOrtO, MAINTAINrNO. REaVLAT- points to make it 14-7. ner in January honoring Leon SS AND «H»TR0UJNO A POUci Texas A&M J 0 0: " " EBPARTUINT IN AND FOR TH] Tech's only points after Its Christinat and John Kane. Texar •.-.'. 0- 0 0 SOROOOH OF SHREWBBimjf AND early touchdown came when the Pr•*»nt—For You and BL-S~i PENALTHB TOR THE VB> OF CIBTA1N PABTS Keydets' Butch Nunnally inten- Ttt Be.canfsl not .to tionally downed the ball in the _ „ ORDAINED by the.Ms.yor Argentine am Counell of th« Borough of Shrews- end zone for a safety in the bury In the County »f ifoomooUi that ARrlCLl! V of the atmra entitled or- last quarter. Plot Smashed y Aspoctt, itic'-up' some dinance, be and the sin" '• n«eby Virginia Military 6 8 0 0-14 changes in personal relationships, amended snd lupplemeated a* fi»ows: BUENOS AIRES, Argentina Section One. ARTICU1 V^-OINIR- nrglnla Tech 7 0 0 2—9 (AP) —The government says t particularly those of a romantic AL BIOULATIONS. le hereby amend- has smashed a plot by an army nature. It's best to sidetrack •d and lupplenrtnterf h^ adding the reraonal affain and to stick to following paragraph fhereioi • faction of anti-Peronlsts to upset Bach >membftr or the Police Depart- busioeu under current con- ment ahall be entitled to such vaca- OPEN SUNDAYS President Jose' Maria Guido and figurations; • tion with pay. In accordance with tne prevent elections next June. following schedule: ' (1) Trobatloriarv Patin!m Tbe foregoing vacation allot- Even if. they struck, it was tured in this Thankigiving eejatieek. ments lhall be eu'ilact to appropri- . Becrelary ate dlKlpllpary action Impojcd by bated November 30, IBM hard to see what difference it U W.37 Eva scene at Croiiville, Police Onlef, Police Committee or might make. They had prom Wsfhemost! Mayor and Council, In accordance Tenn., wat injured ' with law. . KONMOUTH COUNTY lsed to stand by to handle emer- Section Two. This ordinance .shall SURROOATG'H COUKT (AP VVir«(ihorO) lake effect upon Its peissge and pub- Notice to Oredllora Io Present ertcies—such as fires. its at our Hat Bar now! lication according to Uw. - ' Claims Asalnst EilMe PUBJJO NOTICB. The. foretolng ordinance was. Intro- B8TATB OF 0T18TAVI T. BIOBN- duced and pasiejt rtrit reading at a noi), DECKA8BD. regular. meeting . ot the Mayor and Pursuant to the order of EDWARD Counoll of the Borough of Shrewiburv BRO1BOB, Surrogate ol the County held on Tuesday, Noytmber 30, 1MZ Monmouth, ttili day made, on the and will1 oome up for final conilder- ppllcatlon of the undersigned, Alice auon and nussge st a regular meet- aenbrod Bartels (formerly Alice O, Ifenbrod), Sole Executrix of the ei- SANDY'S trig of said governing body to be held Wear H at ih* wild fathion it li or lam* this furry .tM Tuesday, December 4, 1M3, at B:00 of Ute said Quitave T. KlKen- . T, m at the Caunclt Charrlberf, flch) rod, deceased, notice Is hereby (Ivan Italian-American fabric hat into a wig of any ih«p» . . . or ehaog* Hmiie, Broad Street, direwebury, New 0 the oredltora or said deceaeed to Jersey, at which time and pisce all iresmt to Uie salt. Sole E>ecutrl< It into a gliitening imoofh toqutl Do it «l| with the, ' persons desiring to be' heard thereon heir dalmi under oath wllhln sir NvlHbe given full opportunity. lonthe from tills dite. MARKET v Dated: November lath, 1M1 itroka ef a comb or brush I Ruff, it, brush It, smdoth . Dated— d:! Kovsmbsr M, MM JBAW W. FABaY AUCIl BiaBNBROD BAHTELS 54 Carr Avtiuw it ... you'll find a doian irnart ways to wear It! Borough Clerk. r. O. Box Z91 ttov. Menlo Park. N. J., I23.W Sole Xxeoulrlx mart A. Young, Jr,, Siq.' KEANSBURG STEINBACtrS HAT BAR No problem finding tenants 44 Broad Street, Whet) you advertise The Register Newark 1, N, ]„ Street Floor and Asbury Park- • Attorney 787-1589 w»y-Advertlsement. OV. 13. 90, Deo. T, 14 PS.B3 I \ , Nov. 23, 1962 EED BANK REGISTER DENNIS THE MENACE By Vmk Keuku Dinner guesU of Mr. and Mra. Everett M. 0. Fichter on Thlnksgiyinf CUT OUT THIS i were Mr. and Mrs. Hirold Fieh Miss Myraa Darrera, New ter and daughter, Betty Ann, o York City, visited Mr. and Mrs.Oceanside, L. 1. VALUABLE SPECIAL CHMSTMAS DISCOUNT Alfred Williams of Everett Rd., last Saturday. George Fichter, son of Mr. anc COUPON ADVERTISING OFFER Mrs. M. 0. Fichter, Sunpysidi Mr. and Mrs. Charles Conover, Rd., who is attending Stevens In Sunnyside Rd., celebrated their stitute of Technology, Hoboken op. M, .« LQRSTAN STUDIOS *W 32d wedding anniversary with a is home for the Thanksgivinj 24 WHITE ST.. MO IANK dinner at Bahrs' Restaurant, At- holiday. ' lantic Highlands, last Saturday, This Coupon, wften Preseirerf of Sfidle, fifMe* fearer fe One America uses paper products a Mr. and Mrs. Stefaa Kweicien the rate of 440 pounds per per 8x10 OIL-COLORED PHOTOGRAPH and children, Stefan, Suzanne son per year as compared with and Jane, of East Orange, spent world average of 57 pounds. Thi the weekend with Mr. and Mrs.annual per capita use in Canadi ONLY ONI COUWN FOR SUITAW Robert Gibson, Sunnyside Rd. is 280 pounds, Russia 35 pounds TO A WMI1V ONLY M)

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MIDOLETOWN - The High Ann Creed, decorations; Katfay FRIDAY AFTERNOON : FRIDAY EVENING «:3O; 10:0a PREVUX: lluektttlui School Student Council will spon- EUit, pledges; Lee Hemhauser, 1*01 *§M-2*d*Uud.Tl» Tratnj »Ml • • nmm?m6' .-; sor the annual Homecoming police, 'and Kenneth Foulks, 2-Love ot Life tm SslS! l:»i AlmMt AWti !:»; S:80LOEWS DRIVE-Ir*- dean-up. 4-News and Weather Daaoe tomorrow from 8 until 4—First Impression EATONTOWN 7-News 11 p.m. in the school cafeteria. 7—Ernie Ford-Variety ' |DRIVE4N~ mis orchestra of Richard AN HONOR STUDENT 9—Science Fiction Theater 11—Three Stooges ntt-Cartoohi 7:00; avonlmo 1:00; IJ-What'g New-Children Th» Manohurian CwdtdaU Stt). Furiato will play for the semi' FAIR HAVEN - Paul B. 11—Merry Mailman BAT.—Cartwm T:00l (Mronlmo 1:00: Tlu Maooiwrlan CuUUH* '" formal affair, which will wel- Dahlgren, son of Mr. and Mn. 12:25 7-Weather SUK.-TlM Huohuriu come returning alumni. John V. Dahlgren, 296 Haact' J-New* fiM •:0S; IOIOOI awmlma 1:1a PERTrlAMBOV 12: JO 7—Sports LONG BRANCH Main event of the evening will Rd., has been named to the hon- AMB0YSDRIVE4N- be the crowning of senior Bonnie 8—Search for Tomorrow l:» IBARONET- Two * or roll of The Hill School, Potts- 4—Truth or Consequences 7—Capsule Comment ' . 1W.-A Ytrr Print* AKilr 1:30; Diefenderfer as Homecoming 7100! 10:l»! It '" " " "' town, Pa., Young Dthlgren, who 5—Cartoons I:M SIOO; is*. Queen. Her attendants will he tKT.-Cirv»M i-Mi A v«ry firm* Patricia Maher, Carole Clarke, is also a member of the wres- 7—Father Knows Best 4—Local News Attalr 1:00: 7:10: 10:»: It Hapi>«M<) IBvsr Ann Creed and Lee Hemhauser. tling team, will be graduated in 9—Memory Lane 5—Mickey Mouse Club In AUiem 5:35; 8:50. HaPMn«) To 11—Rocky and his Friend* 7-News SUM.—Heu Window 3:15; 6:60I MAJESTIC; - General chairman of the event 1964. . • • •••: s , • • . 10:10; Tlu Bridgei At ToMo W 1:30; 12:45 9—Zoorama—San Diego 5;«; S:S8. . 2-Gulding Light 11-Robin Hood—Adventure ASBURY PARK rfsi^ps 11—Merry Mailman—Children 13—Profile: New Jersey LYRIC- 12:55 6:« FRI.-Riafilra 1:20; 9:20. w LAST 2 DAYS 4-News 4-Weather BAT. k SUN.—PHaedra 2:00; 4:00; vs , 7:20; 9:30. iswJ* " 1:00 1:45 MAVFAIR- BUN.—It't Onlr FRIDAY - SATURDAY r J—Burns and Allen—Comedy 4-News TRr.~It « onlr Mon«r S:M; 1:40;if W^SSoinTa.?:**, «* 4-Leave It To The Girls 7—Focus-On The News 9:55. .' I EDISWI BOBBY HUFF 5—Cartoons BAT. * BUN.-ICi OM7 Xmi 3:00: 7iW i 4:00; 6:00; 8:00: 10:00. MENU) PARK CINEMA— 7—Dr. Hudson's Journal 2-News 1ST. JAMES- HO. * iAT.-C4rtoon liaei Bom and THE STANDOUTS tni.-u A Has Aniwtri 1:30; 7:30; With TtM nrttc TaU t:M: U A 11—People Are Funny 4—Whiplash—Adventure 8:30. Man Aamnt:*>i «:»( S:% JO.JO. 1:25 5—Assignment: Underwater SAT. ft EVU.—tl A Mio Amwen 8UN.-H A Uu Ajimn tliOi 4:00; 8:00; 10:00. 5—News \' 2:00: 3:90; 5:50; 8:00: 10:00. POLKA DOT LOUNGE 7—Hennesey—Comedy VO0DBRIDGE 1:1ft 9-Merrytoon Circus COLLINGWOOD CIRCLE 17 3rd Avt., Long Iraneh Reservations 2?2-9695 DRIVE-IN- 2—As The World Turns ll-News MORE DRIVE-EM- ™i. * BAT.—Cartoon 7:»; To* FW.—Cartoom 7:00; Vouns Gunf Ot ~ Took - TWISTINft AND ENTERTAINMENT 5—Movie—Drama '.\ 13—Russian For Beginners Texaj 7:20; What Ever Happened To MARSHAL AND FRIEND — Marshal Matt Dillon (Jamei 7—December Bride—Comedy Baby J«i« f.a; Look In Any Window KITCHEN AND DINING ROOM NOW OPEN E:1O. SUN—wffat Iver Arness, right) tries to talk tense Into his old friend Abe 9—Star and Story—Drama j2 Weather 8AT.~-7ounc <3U1M Of T«Xaf 7:W; Ja» e:OS; 10:30; What Xrer Happened To Bab^ Jane Toe* Boa* am. 11 ojn.to 1 am. - Lunch 11 a.m. to 2 pjn. $1 & up Blocker, played by guest Chill WMIi, when the latter lets 11—Best of Groucho—Quiz 11-LocalNews S;30; Look In Any Window 10:80. 1:55 out to drive ranchers off their land with Ms gun on "Gun- 7: IS 4-News 2-New* Santa Clans ATLANTIC smoke" Saturday, Nov. 24 (10:00-11:00 p.m. EST) on 2:00 , 7:23 ALL YOU CAN EAT »i"the CB;S Television Network. * 2—Password 11-Weather 4—Merv Griffin—Variety 7:N To Answer -NOW THRU SATUlDAt- Includes App#H*er. Entrc*, Vegetable, Solod, MAT. rBL-SAT, AT S TJt. SON TO LARRABEES Miss. Patricia McOuinness, is thi 7—Day In Court—Drama 2—Rawhide—Western 9-Speak-Up-Education ^International Showtime ELVIS PRESLEY Irtad ft Butter, Dtntft €wd Coffin TULSA, Okla. — A son, Todd daughter of Mr. and Mn. P. J, Yule Letters 11—Divorce Court—Drama 5—Roaring 20's—Drama "KID GALAHAD" color Served every day 5 P. M. to 10 P. M. Robert, was born to Mr, and McGudness of 24 9rant Ava. 2:25 7-Gallant Men—Drama MIDDLETOWN — The Reorea. Mrs. Robert W. Larrabee of 38URumson, N. J. She Is a forme! 7-News 9—Movie—Biography Uon Commission will again spon- "SON Of SAMSON" East 54th St., Nov. U at St.Jfecutli y member of tie Forrest- 2:10 lWeff's Collie-Drama sor a "Letter to Santa Clau»" Friday—Scallops; Sat.—Fried Chicken; Sun.—Manlcotta 2—House Party Francis Hospital, here. • • dale School, Rumson, where stv 13—Compleat Gardener program this year. -SUNDAY MATINEE AT >- 7—Seven Keys- 7:45 Beginning Nov. 30, the coal- Mrs. Larrabee, the former'taught physical education. AUDIE MURPHY 9-Movie—Musical II—UN Review—News Analysis mission will have a large mail 2:55 8:09 box at the Shopping Center on "SIX feLACK HORSES" enjoy a most delicious 4-Newj 11—Invisible Man—Drama Rt 35 where children can deposit — ruw CO-WT — 8-News 13-Festival Of The Arts ' their letters to Santa CJaus. ROD STEIGER I:M - 8:30. , All totters received by the "Woftdle My Pocket" 2-Millicwalre-Drama 2—Route 66—Adventure commission as of Dec. 21 v 4—Loretta Young—Drama 4-Slng Along With Mitch be answered. -STARTS SUN. NITE AT fZ 5—Doorway to Destiny 5—Texan—Western Recreation official* asked that 7—Queen for a Day 7—Flintstones—Cartoon all letters sent to Santa Claus 1-How to Marry a Millionaire 11—Frontier Circus—Western contain the complete name and STEAServedK uith DINNEappetiser R 9* 1 !:M 1:00 address of the sender so that Served with appetiser ^H 2—To Tell The Truth Relish' Tray - Soup - Vegetables - Dessert - Coffee - Rolls 5-Bronco—Western they can be answered. 4—Young Dr. Malone—Serial' 7—Dickens ... Fenster anoOmr'nmn] i 5—Mr. District Attorney RIVER PAN GREEN graciously served in our 7-Who Do You Trust? 9:10 ICttarlmte 11—Laurel-Hardy and Chuck 2—Fair Exchange—Comedy PIKEVILLE, Tenn. (AP) - — ncscoJOT — 4—Don't Call Me Charlie The Sequatchie River finally) .PANORAMIC VIEW DINING ROOM WITH OPEN FIREPLACE 3:55 "WerM la My Packet" 2-Netvs 7-77 Sunset Strip turned green, and old timers ON 8TA0B — w namtm 9—Movie—Comedy breathed "I told you so." \\ MVSIC BY 1—Mr. Peabody -SATURDAY, DEC 1ST- 4:00 11—Scott Island—Adventure Greenish-yellow dye appeared 2—Secret Storm—Serial 10:00 in the Sequatchie six days after "DR. UNO" SYLVIA and MATT at the organ 4—Make Room For Daddy 4—Jack Paar—Variety it was put in a spring across the HORRORAMA 5—Deputy Dawg—Cartoons 5-Yancy Derringer mountain — in an effort to find PLUS ON SCREEN COCKTAILS and BANQUET FACILITIES 7—American Bandstand II—Mr. Adams and Eve the river's source. The experi- 2 NEW HORROR HITS 13-World At Ten ments were conducted by geo- 9—Treasure MATINEE 2-EVEMNG 7:N 1 11—Bozo The Clown 10:30 logical engineers. 872-1831 ItllTf !! AUCM HIGHLANDS BRIDGE 4:25 2—Eyewitness The results confirmed what old Tldwts Mow on Safe 11—Koko The Clown 5—Mr. Lucky—Adventure timers had contended all i 4:M 7—Third Man—Mystery •' 2-Edge Ot Night-Serial 11—AUle Sherman—Sports 4-Here's Hollywood 13—Images 5-Felix And The Wizard 11:00 7—Discovery '62—Children , 2-News 9—Chubby Jackson * 4-News HOURS: 2 P.M. 'TIL 10 P.M. 11—Dick Tracy—Cartoons 5—News 13—Music Interlude 7-News 4:55 11-Steve Ailen-Varfety 4-News 13—Reflections 7—American Newsstand 11:10 5:00 2-Weather 2—Love That Bob—Comedy 4-Weather 4—Movie—Drama 5—Movie—Drama * 7—1 Married Joan—Comedy 7—Local News 9—Movie—Drama 11:15 11—Cartoon Zoo " : 2—Movie—Spy Drama 13—Once Upon A Day—Children 4-Tonlght 5:25 7—Movie—Drama 11-Rocky And. His Friends . U:M 5:J0 9-PIavback-*tusic 2—Movie—Adventure 11: JS 5—Sandy's Hour—Children 9-Movie—Mystery 7—Highway Patrol—Police lliM . U—Popaye—Cartoonj 9-Movie 12: M Students to Hear U-New» Guidance Counselor M:N S-News RED BANK - Miss Adrians Rlccl, guidance counselor of the4—News Berkeley School In East Orange, S-Movie—Drama will speak on "Look Ahead and 1:05 Plan Your Career" to the 4—Headline—Drama dents of Red Bank Catholic High School Dec. 3 at 2:45 p.m. The J:«. lecture was arranged by Sister 2—Movie—Drama Mary Gertrude, guidance direc- 7—Movie—Drama tor. 1:35 "An even wider choice o! voca- 4—13th Hour—Drama tions presents .itself to the young 9r-Playback perion of • today—particularly to 1:40 the young woman," says Miss 9—News and Weather Rice!, who will outline Important 2:05 considerations students should1 t—Sermonette— Religion v-»n in mind when c.hcoslng ca- 2:15 ieen. 7—Evening Prayer—Religion 2(40 2-News To Diacuis Needs 3:45 Of Nursing Homes 2-Glve U. This Day -Religion SHREWSBURY- The needs of] nursing homes' In this area will be dlicussed by Mrs. Alfred Beck of Red Bank when Hie Luther Memorial Women's So- ciety meets at Christ Episcopal Church here Tuesday at 8 p.m. The society's welfare commit- •^.-'•VC tee, under Hie chairmanship of Mrs. Duane Meyer of Freehold, Picture (his beauty ... with you at the wheel! In command plans to do work In various nurs- AtyLNEWI ing homes In the irea In the of the kind of velvet responsiveness that only a near future. - Hostesses will be Mrs. Arthur Rocket Engine can deliver. Enjoying the silent Bitter of Hailet and Mrs, Frank ALL ACTION! smoothness of Oldsmobile's improved Vibra-Tuned Ride. Hayes of River Plaza. Surrounded by luxury appointments that reflect ALL Oldsmobile quality. For this is the new Oldtmobile Super 88. Can jtou think of a more fashionable way to head into 1963T

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i BED BANK REGISTER SATURDAY TV Priest Plugs AUnifli SUNDAY TV v. 28, 2-Madmg Previews t-«ayback :.:i 4-Eiploring-Chlldren •> *W *••' 1 > To BuM Boys* J-Texas Raagers-vAaVenturs Tort1ghf s" top television shows 7:4» 4-DlaJogue-toterTiew 4-Modem Farmer 7-AUakanm-Ciiildrea as previewed and selected by TV ly HAROLD fTERN endeavors is attempting to 4-Sermonettt—Rellgioa f-Wovie—Wer Drama 7:18 11—Touchdown Key's staff of experts who attend "Whatever yon do, pieaie doa't straighten out wayward boys. 1—Previews rehearsals, watch screenings, and Mil me the 'rock and roU "We- have no bars and no 2—Previews •-This Is NBC News 2-News 11-Laurel-Hardy And Chuck 7:21 analyze scripts to New York and ppriest,'" MSET. Franklin M. Kel- locked door*," he told me, "and 4-rModern •Farmer on(«s^-RelHJoRel n •• 4 2r-Give Us This. Day-Religion 1:* Hollywood, J—Christopher Program titl UheUh r requestedd. "Personally, I we do hive runaways.'But we • •••-«•*•-••«•*• • * "f* 7iM 2-Collegs Kickoff RAWHIDE. "Incident at Sag- love operap . But Uds seem to save « lot of boys from major 7—Christopher Program 2-Groundbreaking Ceremonies 2-Colleg« Of The Air . 2-News 5—Movie-Mystery ar Creek." This series seems to want rock and roll and who amtrouble and prison records^ About 7:M Museum of Modern Art 4-CoBtiwotal Ctasmem 7iM 7—High School FootbaU • be going in for strongs* casts I to force my longhair tastes on three-fourth of our boys stay out t-Glve Us TWi D«v-Religion :' - • ••• hm • .,• till- • Il-Continental Miniatures lately. Everett ^ Sloans, Beverly mem. My aspiration is to build p( trouble once we've had them, •-News and Weather • J—Amateur Hour 2-Sunrise Semester 7:N 1:15 Garland, and John Larch Jirfn a new fireproof home for boys We work with much tougher kids 7:5* 4-Update ' 4-ConUnentaI CUssmom T-Momlng Prayer-Religion 2-CoUege Football Gil Favor and Rowdy in a cattle in the Buffalo (N.Y.) area." man Faner Flanagan. Actually, 2-News 8-Rlv«rboat—Adventure MO drive episode about an injured So, Msgr. KelUker finds Urn- they're not really kids, they're (-Christopher Program 11-Jungle Boy-Adventur* rider who Is refused help by the r 2-Havt You Read... 4-Mr. Wizard-Science • self in the rathe- r od"d position In tbe 1*41 age bracket • • lift • f:N 4-Today local doctor. The plot's fairly 4-Crttsader Rabbit-Cartoons U-Thls Is The Life of helping promote me sale of 'I Iflsd that most crime 2-A11 Join Hands-Children 2-GE College Bowl 7:8 familiar and so are most of tbe J-Rabbl 7-Ctrtoons—Children 1:8 a record album ("Hound Dog's committed late at nlaljt," he con- 4-BuIlwinkIe—Cartoons S-Call To Prayer-Religion faces on the screen. 7:30 p.m. 7-Cartoons-ChiIdren fl-Playback- Old Gold" on the Atlantic label) tinued, "so we. pursue a strenu- 11—Superman—Adventure ftH CBS, •-Oral Roberts-Religion i 8hipe-Up-Exerclse 2:00 composed of the sort of music ous athletic program at the 7-Morning Prayer—Religion SOS ^^ -|-Cartoont-CniMren 4-NationaJ Education (one doten rock and roll bite of home. They're lew Ukery to want 9—Playback •.,,.;• '<.*• / '•: . 7JH 11—Modern Farm Almanac 8:49 S—Movie—Comedy SING ALONG WITH MITCH. me past'decade collected from to go out and get into trouble SUNDAY EVENING {—Columbia Lectures 9-Movie Another hour of timeless1 favorites an assortment of labels) he likes JJ-Worth American Neighbors at night If *ey do it at the •- ,-/' •?••** .•'•••• '••••• • 7-Early Bird Cartoons least, in order to raise money 2—Around The Corner pi 11—From This Moment On like "Bicycle Built for Two," "I borne, we can cope with them. 2-TwenUeth Century tiN ', for bis home for boys. la a ra- 8-Llght Time-Religion & Mttws and Weather 2:M Love You Truly," "I'm Looking "I listen to rock and roll in 4-Meet The Press-Interviews 2-Capt*ia Kangaroo . ;H« ther astonishing display of gen- I—Adventurous Mission 4—Movie—Western for a Four-Leaf Clover," "Dixie," f—Movie—Drama S-S&ndy Becker-CHldren*5l 11—Evangel Hour—Religion ••Almanac Newsreel II—Shirley Temple "Always," and more. Seems as admitted. "I listen because h 8-Maverick—Western 7—Tommy Seven-Cartoons everything but, the Atlantic . ' 1:00 I S:M though Mitch has his file finger Idas listen to It And I hope a 11—Brave Stallion—Adventure ' cording Corp. if turning over all 3—Captain Kangaroo 11—Pioneers—Drama on them all. (Color) 8:30 p.m. lot of your readers will go out 4—Library Lions—Education 7-Llttle Rasca4-Cartoo»l proceeds from the sale of the III! 4—Andy's Game—Children^. NBC. and buy 'Hound Dog's Old Gold.' S—Wonderama—Cartoons album to Msgr. KelUier** Buffa- 7-All-Pro Scoreboard S—Just Fdr Fun 5—Movie—Drama g Tie profits derived from tbe sale .•'. ••.•'..• »;oo ••'•• Il-News l B' T 1:11 •-Mischief Maker 7—Movie—Drama I'M DICKENS ..". HE'S FENS- lo Boys' Town. of the record to kids will help t-rWonderama TER. "Party, Party, Who's Got And to, I find myselfy, in the 2—Password 11—Christopher Program keep a lot of other kids out of •—TV Gospel Time-Music »-News and Weather 4-On Skis the Party." Tune hi early so as Interests of the same good cause, tbl" U-Let's Have Fun-Children 4-McKeever-Comedy not to miss the opening lunchroom trouble." 7-Peter and the Wolf , 7-r-Davey and Goliath 1:55 plugging an album made op of east you're wondering, »—Almanac Newsreel 9—Playback slapstick sequence. Our carpen- the type of musical manben 1 11-Everglades—Adventure U-Uring Word-Religion Hound Dog Is a person. He's 4-BIble Story Game. v 7 lt-Dateline: New Jersey . I:N ters are sitting Just outside the like least. really George Lorenz, a Buffalo • • '.- •' '7!»» - fcM swinging kitchen door'and Harry If this sort of music makes ftN ! 2—College Scoreboard disc Jockey. 2-WayToGc-^Religion 2—Lassie—Drama . 4V*6ff And Reddy-Cartoons manages to get smacked by the kids happy," the monaJgnoT re- 2-Llfe Of WJey-Comady 4-Sports Cavalcade " ASM* from (wiping a good 4-Let's Talk About God 4-Enslgn OTodle-Comody ,VQ. T. Hush-Cartoons door or a waiter In every con- marked, "they're easier to eon* 4-Trouble With Famer 9-Movie cause, it struck me after talk- 7—Q. T. Hush—Cartoons '' 9-Hy Gardner—Interviews '-*=»>vie-Drama ceivable way. The timing is ex- trol. So I can't ready object. 7—Funny Manns 11-HorwRace ing to Msgr. Kelliber, that with »—Air Force Story U-News Ui-Movie-Comedy cellent as ususl. Rest of the story Our borne has record players aO : : J-Jack La Lanne television devoting so much of : . ":7lH. :-• ' ' I 4:11 - has pal Arch giving a party at g It and even though I 11-Comedy Party-Cartooas Its time to quack medical shows, 2-Dennis The Menace J-AMn-Cartoon 2—To Be Announced a friends house, but Harry sulks haven't been anticipating the al- 4-Jewlsh Fourth R-Reltgkm lJ-^Proflle: New Jersey there's a possible healthy ad- 4-Walt Disney's World 4-Shari Lewis-Children i.U and refuses to go. t p.m. ABC. bum with any relish, tbe boys »:» 2—Young Worlds Competition venture stow In his activities. 2—Lamp Unto My Feet 7-Jetsons-Cartooji_ JS-Cartoons-Children are all eagerly looking forward ll—Best Of Groucho—Quiz ^ 5-News 5—Hone Racing I hsve a much mat Msgr. Kel- 4-Jewish Heritage 10: JS FAIR EXCHANGE. Gladys to It." f:W U-Jeff's Collie-Drama The current home b over JO liher would be happy to serve 7—Funny. Manns J-AOgbty Mouse Cooper to the star In this one TrVA SulUvan-Variety 2-Our Miss Brooks-Comedy 5:M yean old and a fire hazard. It ** « consultant to a television 9—Issues of Our Time 1 King Leonardo—Cartoons playing Aunt Nell, an outspoken 1 4—Dr. Joyce Brothers 2—Love That Bob—Comedy on Hs ' ' 1IM ' 5—RCMP—Adventure 7-My Friend Flika hater of Americans. When she is a non-sectarian InDttoUon and •**** °* • J*"- And I wouldn't be sur- 13—Parions Frascais I', J—Rln Tin Tin—Adventure 11—Ramar of the Jungle 9-Mahalla Jackson ' »:» show. The series Is overly long, want to book them. In addition VtimA If. when-the money went 1:11 4—Fury—Adventure Into building that new home, , M:«t 4-Car M-Comedy 9:tt but still ... 9:30 pm CBS. to being director of tbe Buffalo 13- Understanding Science 7—Make A Face-Children 2—Movie Boys Town (a post ne'e held the new edifice served as a con- J—Camera Three 5—Opinion In the Capital s-Cooking 4-Captaln Gallant since 1936). Migr. KelHher is ttastof source of story material. +-Searchllght Ceremony. 9-Meet The .Author 4-Wews . •. • U:M JACK PAAR SHOW. Another 11—Tombstone Territory chaplain of tbe Erie County Jail. Maybe that isn't the greatest 7-Falth For Today-Religion 11—People Are Funny Mitt 3—Roy Rogers—Western reminder of Pear's nightly shows IM In both posts, one of his major and most original suggestion in »-Legacy Of Light \ ** 2—Calendar—Reasoner , 4-Magic Midway-Children as Jose Metis plays a medley of ; ^-Playback the world, but if television can • ' ••••• • 'U:M ••.''. • 2—Real McCoys S—Cartoon Theater love songs on the piano; Hans 4-SayWhen • . waste Its time on the "Don't I—American Musical Theater 4—Bonanza St-Movie—Drama ' I—Top Cat—Cartoon SATURDAY EVENING Conrled and Jack talk about Jap- ; CaH Me Charlie" type of Junk, 4-A Moment With . , . 5-Open End . ' • "• 7—Susie—Comedy ' '; 1:00 anese stragglers in the Pacific SATURDAY AFTERNOON R certainly ought to be able to 7—This Is The Answer . 9—Movie—Opera U-Operation Alphabet 4-News waiting for World War II to end; TV Key J-Point Of View-Discussion II—Thriller—Drama ' • 12:01 find a spot for an exciting show » ., IMS ! S-Sandy*! Hour-Children Genevieve Joins Burr Tillstrom's •'-I—Sky King—Adventure with a positive point of, view. SUNDAY AFTERNOON 1:30 9-Merrytoon Circus puppets Kukla an) Ollie for a 13—Adventures in Merchandismg 4-Make Room For Daddy song; and Zsa Zsa Gabor, Mon- Anyway, buy "Hound Dog's 2-G. E. True-Jack Webb 11-Broken Arrow—Western 2—Newsmakers—Interview 10:25 5-sIust For Fun iqne Van Vooren and Caria Al- Old Gold." 7—As Caesar Sees It 4^|ewa , tilt Mailbag 4—Youth Forums Yon don't have to listen to 7—8ugi Bunny—Cartoons ' 4-Redtal Han berghetti Join Genevieve for a 1 J-Places In The News •-Movie It 7-CartoOM-ChiMren 2—Candid Camera i •. ••• • I.M mmd of translations of a simple By STEVEN H. KHEUER 11—Rocky And His Friends 9-Movie—Mystery 4-Chosen Child 7-TelepoU English Joke. Also, Senator-elect Question-Dean Martin is 2-4 tbve Lacy-OKhedy 11:11 GRAB BAG: title of last Sun- 12M ,7—Voice Of Firestone •-Championship Bowling Edward M. Kennedy and his wife casual and nonchalant on TV 4—Play Your Habch' • S-tean To Draw day's "Ensign OToole" episode J—Washington Report, ' 11—One Step Beyond—Dr,ama. 7—Answering Service—Panel U—5upercar—Children Joan cbat with Jack about their mat be makes Perry Como look was "Operation: Mess." which 4—Science Age—Education M 11-Movle-Mystery 1:41 family and show some films of nervous. I was absolutely cnarm- could JJus t as easily serve as a 7—Barney Bear-Cartoons. ed by him on the recent "Dinah 2-What's My Line 10:43 2-News their Hyannispoit home. (Color) blankeblkt t reviei w of thh e seriesri . I:** WHEN YOU Shore Show." His ad-libs dor 7-Howard K. Smith 13—Parions Francois I f:8 10 B.ffl. NBC. Next Thursday's Bob Hope 3-EyeOnNew York 3-Veather one of their musical numbers U—San Francisco Beat THINK OF Show (NBC-TV, 8:304:30 p.m.) 4—Frontiers of Faith, W-.B 2-McCoys-Conftdy EYEWITNESS. "The Green and towards me end of Hie show 7:N is really for the birds. The cast 5-Movie—Western. 9-Playback , 4-JPrice Is Sight Bay Packers." A change of pace proved mat be has a readdy wU. 2-Sea Hunt-Adventure Include* Jack Benny (no: feath- 7-Youth Wants^o Know 7-gaoe Wyman . ' 4-Local News for a holiday weekend. Tonight's In addition to being the perfect 11—Pioneers—Drama erbrain), phis several varieties of 2-News «-Johnny Andrews report (all things being equal] TV giiest, I enjoy most of his l:St Wangle Jiffl-Adftetare parrots, lovebirds, doves, Java 4-News ^ 13—Science Corner teDs the story of a town of 64,- movies. He's one of the few rice birds, • goose, oockateeb, i-Frank Giffortf inhabitants with a stadium singers who can act. As you've 5—Public Office •-••'• ma p parakeets, finches, cockatoos and 4-Eternal Light 7-News that holds a Jam-packed capacity probably guessed by now, I T—Meet Hie Professor 13—Tell Me a Story 7iM a macaw, 2J0 in all. The show al- " 11:2! 4-Weatber crowd of 40.000 people. It's the think be is great, and I just so promises about two dozen 11—Baseball—Puerto Rico MKHANIKS home of professional football's wanted to say it 11-Insight-Religion 5-Newi at Breai •t^.JH* Bank 7:11 staffed birds, but aren't they a 1:45 4-Flnandal Newt stars, the Green Bay Packers, B. W., Stamford, Conn. week late? Or are we still cele- 2-Pro Football i Kickoff H:W 2—Pete and Gladys—Comedy 7:21 and Green Bay, Wisconsin, is, of Answer — That's what the •two Thanksgivings? TTie 1:55 4-Weather ... .;.• &WWP*Eri 4—Concentration 4-Sports course, the town they've put on mailbag is for. Martin's popular- to be classified under ^-Playback 11: U 5—Romper Room—Children 7:H the map. 10:30 p.m. CBS. ity is a known fact He can pick VM 2—Movie—Drama and choose his TV guest shots the headin of progress. 250 7—Yours For A Song ' 2-Jackle Gietson birds! And 2-Pro Football-Giants 4-Thirty Ways to Win a Prince can remember way ll« 4-Sani Benedict-Drama TONIGHT. Johnny , Carson's and movie roles, and when you 4—Community Checker's 7—Movie—Drams con- do that, yon know you've back to the timi e wheh n one birbid 11:» 13-Adventures In Merchandising S-8at MastenoB—Western guest* for tonight are Tony Mar- thoroughly disrupted Fred Al- 7—Directions '63—Rellgioa arrived. His next film to be re- 5—Movie—Drama 11N 7-Roy and Dale-Variety tin, John Bubbles, singer Fran len's radio show. 7—Adlai Stevenson 9-Fietta in Puerto Rico Warren, and actnss Maureen O'- leased Is "Who's Got The Action' 9—Movie—Mystery 1-Your Right To Say It u-Nsvn la which be co-stars with Lena "Milk and Honey" star Molly 11—Wystt Earp-Western Sulllvan. (Color) 11:18 p.m. NBC 2:30 11:45 Turner. He Is also set to star Picon turns up on this after- I5IHE5SMAN" KM noon's "Here's Hollywood" show 4-Direct Line 4—Desilu playhouse In "Toys In The Attic" with Ger- ; JJNCHfOfJS J-Bourbon Street Beat 7—Adlai SteVtnsan ' . ' - - I2:O» . ' aldlne Page, Gene Titrney and (NBC-TV, 4:30 p.m.) a remnant jl 9r-Wondera Of The World 11—Great Religious Leaders II—Big Pictures-Army HEALTH CAPSULES Wendy Hiller. I happen to be a of her recent trip to Hollywood. j|ll-Ice Hockey .-• •.••'•'••. StN : tyMkl»elA,Peltl,m>. Martin fan, but rm afraid his WHAT CAUSES U4RIO06B "Hooray, Hooray, The Cirrus 4-OpenMlnd •-Playback 2—Defenders being oast in the highly dramatic VSIN9?' role in "Attic" may provt to be b Coming To Town." 5-*tovie-Western 4-Joey Bishop-Comedy "A Horse Has A Big Head- 7—Isiaej and Answers' 8—Almanac News Reel T-Mr, Smith-Comedy Let Him Worry." 11—Encounter—Religion : : 12:40 »-Movie—Drama 9-Newt and Weather 'AH The Petals Of All The ;'.'-'..•*» ••• ": Qoestien — Garry Moore has Roses In The World.1 12:45 bad a delightful Britisher on Football '4—Movie—Drama 'Life Is A Lie, Love Is A ll-Celebrity Golf .. 4-Movie SH 1-9220 many of his shows this season 5-Wre»Ulng Cheat.1 1:00 by she name of Roy Castle. It 7—Lawrence Welk-Musle "Make I 50 Dollars And Add And Off-Broadway wasa't going 7—Movie—Drama •K) NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. stems to me that he was on fc*t •'• ' to be left out. The longest title 1:50 Garry's show last year once or Love To Nona." 2-Hav» Gun, Win Travel of tte Year was "Oh Dad, Poor Erv tadiiy Dinca Orel). RED BANK twice but my sister insists he "Every Father's Daughter 2—Movie" Its* Dad, Mama's Hung You In The ,™l» m 9fJt» NlftS wasn't ' Must Weave Her Own." ' 2:00 J-Gunimoke-Western "Of Roses and Nightingales Closet And I'm Feeling So S«d." 4-Sermonette-Rellgion tor . D. E., Sabinal, Tex. 7—Boxing ' And Other Lovely Things,", That play, you might care to 2:11 Answer - Roy Castle made Wop Star Bowling 'Torment Him Much And Hold note, runs shorter than average. Weddings • his American TV debut last sea- 7—Evening Prayer 11-Movie Him Long." Long titles, incidentally, aren't Anniversaries son on Of "Garry Moor* Show" t:U 11:45 That isn't a sonnet,, blank too hard to cope with on Broad- PRIVATE ROOM In tact, one of the brightest 2-News 7—Maks That Spare verse, or even the ravings of a way, where the length of the snows list year was the one Si20 COME II:N lunatic. That's Just a sampling marquee Is sufficient to handle Gibson 9-9000 where Garry's guests were Julie 2-Glve Us This Day. 2-News THEY USUALLY MEAN YOU of some of the television titles even me most verbose. Rut off- Andrews aod Roy Castle. These 4-News HAVE AN MHBRITCP WEAK- oy of the past few weeks. For those Broadway is another matter. Lit- NESS N YOUR WINS. THBY ENJOY! 5—Movie two BrWehen were Joined by of you who've been-going around tle theaters are Just that, and PILATE IF VOlrV* SEEN ON hn g Our New 7-News then regular Carol Burnetn t I wondering where television's frequently they have only a.wisp 9—Weekend-Jerry Lester YOUR PEBT A LOT. djtfdtdsusjstful' l numberb . COCKTAIL LOUNGE TOMORHOWrSfiVBpS BURNfl. imagination went, it should be of a marquee. In the case of Lavender 11:11 apparent, TV writers are pour- titles Hke "Oh, Dad," it is cus- •SNM QsestfcM - I dont care what ', . . Featuring a piano 2—Weather ing their talents Into the titles tomary to find the last six o quartet every Friday shows come and go as long as 4-Weather and their nothing into the plays. seven words hanging limply from and Saturday . . . the I can sea "What's My Una" each 11: IS It's another trend. the end of a marquee. This Isn't TERRACE ROOM smart, new week. Thit may be old stuff to 2—Movie—Comedy too bad, except on windy days some but I wink it's the best Maybe the writers are trying 4—Movie—Mystery 2-Movie when these extra words have OF THE show on TV. I hope it stays on to approach the point where the 7—Movie—Drama been known to flail Innocent pas- RIVERSIDE TV for another 20 years. titles will be so long ana d con. 9—Almanac Newsreel fusing t sersby with wMplike ferocity: Mrs. H. L., Duck Hill, Miss. there won't be any time COCKTAIL U—Passing Parade lilt left for Answer — John, Dorothy, Ar- r the play. At that, this Lengthy TV titles don't actually 11:00 9-New* and Weather MAGNOLIA INN whole new movement isn't tele- eopeidixe the viewer, but ft LOUNGE 9-Pbyback Itns, Martin, Bennett and this 2:01 vision's idea. The theater started isn't unuiual to find many news- 11—Charlie Farrell—Comedy week's mystery guest ttnink you, 23 East 7—Evening Prayer—Religion ' It-and TV merely got aboard, as papers adding four extra pages 12:09 ftaturlng Front St. 2:11 it is wont to do. If memory to their listing supplement! in 9—Movie—Drama Question — la it true that Joan Red Bank 4—Sermonette—Religion serves, such things as "How To order to secomodate the titles 12:30 Copeland, who appeared on the ISM Succeed In Business Without It makes one pine for the good DANNY PAT and his Headliners J—Movie soap opera "Love of Life," Is 2-News Really Trying," started ths old days when films had such 1:00 related to Tennessee Williams? J;M If ss, what way? whole thing. Broadway followed pertinent titles as "M." And 4-Movie-Westera 2-Give Us This Day-Religion with "A Funny Thing Happened there was even talk of shorten' 7—Movie—Drama G. B.. Edon, Ohio Answer — Wrong playwright On The Way To The Forum." big that to "L." SUPERVISOR LINCOLN Dining and Dancing' , . . Joan Copeland is Arthur KNOB CREEK Ky. (AP) -t Miller's sister. !| Abraham Lincoln's father, Thom- Nightly Except Mondays [DANCING as Lincoln, was supervisor for a (For an answer, to your ques- i three-mile stretch of llme-stone- tion about any TV program or llpaved road while the family lived actor, write to Steven H. Sehe- Cobble Stones Every Saturday Night [at Knob Creek -Farm from 1815 uer, TV Key Mailbag, c/o this NO COVER (Just North of Red Bank) NO MINIMUM ~ 4,1 ED HALL «i*Hk JLs»aasj idCa ijiPOO^jflTs d^kv miles. Or, Rt. it north to the OAKS Keyport, left at 8bt Cemere., McOUmi'S GROVE, Hwy. SB, Ml

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M0NM0U1H REFORM BAPTIST CONGREGATION BNAI ISRAEL SAINT JAMES CATHOLIC ST. CLEMENTS News of Religion . Belford TEMPLE Red Bank Rumson Red Bank Red Bank The vicar, Rev. Ralph Ed- Rev. Stanley E. Mugridge, pas- Late Sabbath services will be- The 24th and last Sunday after mrds, will read the service of Rabbi Richard F- Steinbrink 'tor, will speak at'the 11 a.m. gin at 8:30 tonight. Rabbi Gil- Penetecost will be celebrated with ilatins at 7:40 a.m. Sunday. wilt officiate at Sabbath Eve service Sunday morning. The bert S. Rosenthal will review the low' masses, at 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 and services at 8:30 tonight. - chancel and concord choirs will new novel, "The Slave," by The Whole Church Has the Floor At 8 a.m., there will be a 11 in the church and at 9, 10, and The candles will be kindled sing, under the direction of Mrs. Isaac Bashevis Singer. This will celebration of the Holy Euchar- 11 o'clock in the auditorium. A By BENNET M. BOLTON have come laden with crea- stamp a sea of pre-determlned )y Mrs. Evan Herbert. Donald Shaner with Stanley mark the opening of Jewish ist and a sermon. The acolytes sung high mass will be offered VATICAN CITY (AP) - The live plans and fresh approaches to proposals, he could not have been The Oneg Shabbst will follow Scheer, organist. Ushers will' be Book Month. Cantor Sidney •ill be Gary Motsek and Norman in the church at noon. -The men's whole Church has the floor and renew their church. further from the truth. the services. Hostesses will be Warren De Brown, Charles Mil- Scharff will chant the ljturgy of Severs. ' choir will chant the liturgical is having its say. They are pushing them—in full, Each Can Speak Mrs. Henry Insejberg, Mrs. Stan- ler, Tillman Lane, John Crawford the service. Candle lighting time At 9:30 a.m. there will.be the texts of the mass. That is the basic fact of the forceful, unrestrained fashion. "Each one has a chance to ley Lenox, Mrs. Raymond Phil- and Roland Duncan. Serving on is at 4:13 p.m. Mrs. Edward Sung Eucharist and sermon. The The sacrament of baptism will Vatican Ecumenical Council to- As Bishop Thomas William Mul- speak his mind ... and I can lips, and Mrs. Paul Samson. the greeting, committee will be Straus will recite the candle bles- acolytes will be Lester August, be administered Sunday at 1:30 day. Many voices and many dooti, of Sydney, Australia, put it: assure you that the bishops- are During the Oneg Shabbat, Rabbi deacons Sidney Dull and Kenneth sing. The floral arrangement and p.m. At least two days previous, minds, shaped under diverse "If anyone thought for a mo- taking full advantage of their James Marvin and Richard Me- Steinbrink will lead the lecture Mauger assisted by deaconesses refreshments for the Oneg Sha arrangements must be made with backgrounds and propounding ment that the bishops of the world rights." ginley. discussion on the 'Implications Anna Brower and Alice Graves. bat will be donated by Mr. and one of the priests of the parish varying views, are forging the were brought' here to rubber- "Many of us have changed our During this service there will of the Attempt of the Catholic Crib room facilities are avail- Mrs. Edward .Straus In honor of by the parents of the candidates new contours of the Church. minds about a lot of things since be a class for beginner's between Church to Revise the Calendar;" able and extended sessions for their son's Bar Mitzvah. The con- for baptUrr. the ages of 3 and 5 years meet- Ordinarily, for Roman Catholi- EMBURY METHODIST coming here,!' an American bish- Sunday, the religious school 2's through second grade only. gregation is invited. Daily mass is offered at 6:25, ing In the undercroft under the cism, it is Rorde alone—the Pope Little Silver op said. "Some bishops that were will start at 11:15 a.m. The Junior HI and Senior Hi 7 and 8 o'clock. , direction of Mrs. Hugh Allan. Sabbath morning services are and the Vatican Curia — that Rev. Ralph L. Barrett, pastor, out-and-out conservatives have Sunday evening, the second Youth Fellowships will meet at The novena devotion In honor After the 9:30 Eucharist the at 9:15 for junior congregation spreads the final and authorita- will conduct the service at 11 seen the need for changes." portion of the film festival will 6 p.m. followed by the evening of Mary's Miraculous Medal and regular classe' of the church Senior services will begin at 10 tive word. As St. Augustine once a.m. Sunday. Mrs. Thomas Koe- Although essential doctrine is be held with the showing of praise service at 7:30. Mrs. Haig the service of benediction of the school will have their sessions. o clock. Steven Straus, son of put it: "Rome has spoken. The nig will be at the console. The regarded immutably true, there "UGETSU." Coffee will be Bogoslan will be soloist. Blessed Sacrament will be held At 3:30 p.m, the YFP wil Mr. and Mrs. Edward Straus, case is concluded." senior and junior choirs will sing. are many proposals in the works served at 7:30. ' Church school meets at 9.45 will be called to the Torah as Monday at" 8 p.m. meet to go to the convocation at While this remains the case, In William Henderson, president of for fuller interpretations, clarifi- Monday, the Sisterhood will a.m. (also with crib room and Bar Mitzvah and will be ac- The sacrament of penance will St. Uriel's, Sea Girt. a jurisdictional sense, the voice the Methodist Youth Fellowship, cations, and modifications in luncheon at 12:15 p.m. Raphael, classes 2's through adult) pre- cepted into the fold of Israel by be administered Saturday from 4 The sanctuary lamp candle this of Rome has become a vast will be In charge of the ushers. practices. have its paid-up membership ceded by the lay leaders' prayer Rabbi Rosenthal. Cantor Scharff to 6 p.m. and from 7:30 to 9 p.m. week is given In memory of Sara chorus. New members will be received This does not mean that Cath- luncheon at 12:15 p.m. Raphael. circle in the Clayton Room at will chant the service. A Kid- Confessions are also heard after Ann Edwards by Father Ed- Accents and Insights into the fellowship of the church olicism is going to give up its Adler, a representative at the 9:30 a.m. dush will be served following the the Monday evening services and wards. It encompasses the accents and along with the seventh and eighth centuries of traditions, which are United Nations, will be the guest There will be i family night in services. daily during the 8 o'clock mass. This week there will be the insights of many places and peo- graders who are attending the treasured as the legacy of Christ's speaker. The committee in Mary E. Mount Fellowship Hall On Saturday, Dec. I, Rev. Msgr. service of Matins at 8:45 a.m Sunday . morning services are ples, the urgencies of Asia and pastor's preparatory church guidance over the years. charge Includes Mrs. Milton on Monday at 8 p.m. sponsored Emmett A. Monahan, pastor, will and Holy Eucharist at 9 a.m it 9:15. followed by a class in Africa, the ideas of the Orient, membership class. But it may mean that the hard Mausner, Mrs. Harold Greene, by the Women's Fellowship. Rev. distribute the sacrament of the each day. rewish Law with Rabbi Rosen- the ways of Americans, the exper- lines of opposition between Cath- Mrs. Jack Kohn, Mrs. Donald and Mrs. Paul Eppinger, of the Holy Eucharist to a class of 225 This class , includes Barrett The sacrament of penance will thal. There will be no Hebrew iments of European churchcraft. olicism and Protestantism, set at -Jttman, Mrs. Sidney Ruda, and Preakness Baptist Church, first communicants at a specia Grammer, Carol Vander Vort, be administered from 11 a.m. un- school or Sunday school due to Although the fundamentals of the Council of Trent in the 16th .lMrs. Jack Zeflc. Baby sitting Wayne, former missionaries to 9 a.m. mass. The children wil Jennie Deforeest, Kathy Hurless, til noon Saturday, the Thanksgiving weekend. doctrine unite these men, they century, may be softened. services are abatable by making Japan and the Philippines re- sing the hymns and further par- Gloria Strasser, Kathy Bennett Monday at 4 p.m. the confir- Hebrew school resumes on Robert Cristadoro, Larry John reservations in advance with spectively will be guest speakers. ticipate through their prayers and FAITH REFORMED METHODIST mation class for youngsters will Mqnday at.3:30 and 4:90 p.m. son, Brian Weader, and Richard Mrs. Mausner. Rev. Eppinger was former pas- The Hebrew High School class responses. Other mass hymns wil Hazlet Red Bank meet with the vicar, at 8 p.m., Bennett. The class meets every Monday, Hebrew class will be tor of the Ardena Baptist Church. meets Monday at 4:50 with Mr. be suns by the girls' Ceoilian Sunday school will meet at 9.30 A service of Holy Communion the adults will meet for thei Friday afternoon in .the church held at 4:15 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Swenson Orgel. choir who will also sing the Com and 11 a.m.- Sunday. Services will wil lbe held at 8:30 a.m. Sunday. instruction. will be devotional leaders and Mr. hall at 3:30. Wednesday, the adult ttudy The Bnal Israel Tweeners will munlon hymns. The mass wiH be be at 9:30 and 11 a.m. Rev. Theo- Regular services are at 9:30 anc Wednesday at 7:30 p.m., the , The Senior High Youth Fellow- seminar will be held at 12:30 and Mrs. Joseph Moore will be meet-on Monday at 7 p.m. The concluded with the choir leading dore C. Muller, pastor, will 11 a.m. Rev. W. Gordon Lowde church school teachers will meet ship meeting will be at 7:30 p.m. p.m. soloists. Mrs. Stanley Mugridge USY will meet at 7:30 p.rrl. The the coneregation in a hymn. preach on the topic "God* Our will preach on "False Gods." Mu- for their Instruction period and Sunday. Bob Huserik, faith area is devotional chairman and Mrs. Board of Education will meet at The adult instruction course for Goal." At the 11 a.m. service, sic for the services will be direct- a business meeting. Monmouth Reform Temple Robert Fiedler, program chair- p.m. Catholics and non-Catholics con- there will be a dedication of me- chairman, will present a program ed by Herbert Burtis, minister ol The annual bazar will take uses the facilities of the Presby- man, for this combined Men's and on prayer. Terry Taebel, adviser terian Church. Tuesday evening, the religious tinues Mondays at 8:30 p.m. in morial gifts. music and fine arts. A solo wl" place Friday, Nov. 30, from 1 t the faith area, will assist. Women's Fellowship. Hostesses committee will,,rneet at 8 o'clock. Red Bank Catholic High School ! The Pilgrim Youth Fellowship be song by Marie Maddaus at the to 9 p.m. A fish dinner will be will be Mrs. Etha Strong and The Men's Club will meet at hall on Broad St. This Monday's will meet at 6:30 p.m. Sunday The building committee will 9:30 service. At the 11 o'clock served from S to 1 p.m. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Mrs. Edward Clayton and their 8:30. topic will be "Christ's Mystical and the Senior Youth Fellowship hold its first meeting Monday service the chancel choir will Saturday, Dec. 1, the 'bazai Red Bank Circle 2 members. Pre-USY will meet on Wednes- Body, the Church, The Family of will meet at 7:30 p.m. evening at 8:15 in the church hall sing. will be from'noon until 9 p.m. "Soul and Body" will be the The Men's Fellowship will not day evening at 7:30. God." Rev. William C. Anderson Monday, the adult orientation to elect a chairman and formu- The church school meets at 9.31 subject of die lesson-sermon Sun- meet Tuesday, Nov. 27. The Post Bar Mitzvah classes will be this week's lecturer. The.communicants class elders meet- late some plans for the expan- and 11 a.m. The adult class taughl ST. THOMAS EPISCOPAL day. From Matthew will be read The mid-week service will be will meet Thursday afternoon at public is welcome. ing will be held at 8 p.m. sion program of the church. by Rev. Kerry Robb meet in the Red Bank the account of the healing by Christ Jesus of the centurion's held Wednesday evening at 7:30 3:45 and 4:50. There will be no The high school of religion for Wednesday, the consistory Lewis Lowry, general chairman youth room at 9:30, and the class Sunday services will begin witli servant, which includes this in the chapeL The library com adult institute this Thursday eve- oublic high school students will meeting will be at 8 p.m. of the every member canvass, led by Peyton Wheeler at 9:30 in an 8 a.m. Eucharist. At 9:30 a.m verse: "And Jesus said unto the mittee will meet Immediately fol- ning. be conducted in the parish room, The "Holiday Fair of 1962" will and his committee, are working the pastor's- study. Classes for the service will be Morning Pray centurion, Go thy way; and as lowing the mid-week service. Daily evening services are at Thursday at 7 p.m. The Confra- be held in the educational wing for Loyalty Sunday, Dec. 9, when 9th and 10th graders meet ii er and sermon. thou hast believed, so be It done Friday, Nov. 30, at 7 p.nr., the :30. ternity of Christian Doctrina. for of the church from 7 until 10 p.m. the opportunity will be given to room 215. The Altar Guild and the Broth public grammar school children unto thee. And his servant was Senior Hi BYF will sponsor a Friday, Nov. 30, and from 10 a.m. the membership of the church to . Greeters at'the church door; erhood of St Andrew will meel will be held Saturday at 9:30 healed in the selfsame hour." cupper, "Le •Restaurant Fran- PRESBYTERIAN to 10 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 1. pledge to the 1963 church pro- will be Mrs. Joseph H. Becker, Immediately after the 9:30 a.m a.m. in St. James Grammar cais," in Mary E. Mount Fellow- Rumson gram. Mrs. Melvin J. Berdahl, Mrs service. • From "Science and Health with ship Hall as a benefit for their School. ST. AGNES CATHOLIC Frank Warner and Mrs. Vincenl Kev to the Scriptures" by Mary Services will be held at 9:30 Mrs. Walter Hunsberger and Sunday at 4 p.m., the Organ planned trip to-Haiti in the early Rev. Msgr. Monahan Is assist- Atlantic Highlands Smith. Baker Eddy this selection will and 11 .a.m. Sunday. The pulpit her committee are completing Committee will meet at the •rammer of 1963. Miss Dawn ed by Rev. William C. Anderson. Masses will be celebrated Sun- be read: "Knowing that Soul guest will be Rev. Dr. John R plans for the family night sup- The IYF will discuss "Judaism church. Crawford is in charge of reserva- Rev. Richard' A. Leadem arid days at 6:30, 7:45, 9, 10 and 11 and Its attributes were for- Gosney, of Maplewood, field di- per, Dec. 2. and Christianity" at 7 p.m. Sun- The Episcopal Young Church tions. The Choralettes from Red Rev. Florian J. Gall. a.m. and at noon. ever manifested through man, the rector of Christian education. day. Becky Metzler will be in men will meet at St. Uriel's Bank. High School will present a Weekday masses will be offered Master healed the sick, gave sight Synod of New Jersey, who will CHRIST EPISCOPAL charge of the program. The MYF Church, Sea Girt (Monmouth Con- nuslcal program afttfr the sup- CHURCH OF CHRIST at 7 and 8 a.m. to the Mind, hearing to the deaf, preach on "The Abundance of Shrewsbury meeting at 7 p.m., conducted by vocation) Sunday night. per. Red Bank Baptisms will be administered feet to the lame, thus bringmx Thy Hand." Rev. Harvey C No confirmation classes will be the outreach committee, will havi "How to Fight the Cold War every Sunday at 1 p.m. a Civil Defense program. Inquirers Class will meet Tues- to light the scientific action of Douie, Jr., will visit the various held today. The classes will be re- day at 7 p.m. PRESBYTERIAN with, Satan" will be the topic Miraculous Medal novena de- The Geneva-Wesley Fellowshif the divine Mind on human minds departments of the. church school votions will be held Mondays at sumed next Friday, Nov. 30, with Wednesday, 7 a.m. Euchar- Shrewsbury ' at 9 a.m. Sunday over Radio meeting at 8:30 p.m. will be ad- and bodies and giving a better during, the 9:30 service; and at 8 p.m. the chidren's group gathering at ist, and 7 p.m., Scout Troop 12. Services wili l be helld at 9:30 WHTG. The Sunday sermons dressed by Zoran Prokic from understanding of Soul and salva- 11 will assist Dr. Gosney in the Confessions will be heard Satur- 4 p.m. and the adult's class at 8 Thursday, 7:30 p.ni.. Junior am and 11 a.m. Sunday. Rev. Harold at the church will be: at 11 a.m., Yugoslavia. tion." leadership of worship. "Broadminded Religion," and at days from 4 to 5:30 p.m. and p.m. in the parish house. Senior Choir rehearsal. A. Scott, acting pastor, will de- The church school nursery will John H. Watson, 3d, organist, 6:30 p.m.. "God" from 7:30 to 9 p.m. With the end of Trinitytlde oc- liver a sermon entitled "You: meet Monday, Wednesday, and BAPTIST will pity at both services. At the Religious school for public curring this Sunday, the day will BAYVTEW PRESBYTERIAN Life Can Be Changed." Sunday evening's , sermon will Friday from 9:15 to 11:30 a.m ^:, Leonardo Music for the services will be 9:30 service, Mrs. Clark P. Kemp be the first in a series on Bible grammar school children will be officially referred to as "Sun- , Cliffwood Jr., will sing "The Lord's day Next Before Advent" in the Monday, the executive board oi Church school, will meet at 9:45 played by Marian Tatem, organ- characters entitled, "God"; Dec. meet Sundays at 9:45 a.m. High "Lost Before Saved" will be the a.m. Sunday. Rev. William Carr Prayer," by Malott. At 11 o'clock school confraternity classes will 'Order of Service issued to the WSCS will meet at 8 p.m. ist and choir director. At the 9:30 2, "Tlie Holy Spirit"; Dec. 9, sermon of the pastor, David L. will preach on "A Man Without the chancel choir will sing. be held Mondays and Tuesdays each attending churchgoer. The Tuesday, the prayer and stud; service the choristers will sing "Angels"; Dec. 16, "The Devil"; Buccl, at the 11 a.m. service Sun- a Country" at the 11 a.m. serv- At the later service, the primary Sunday church school will con- Dec. 23, "Mary." Morning ser- at 7 p.m. day^s religious activities, howev- group will meet at 10 a.m, in the day. •The tonic Is taken from er, will remain as regularly chapel. The adult education pro ice. The topic at the 7:30 p.m. and senior choirs will sing and •ene at 9:30 a.m. in all depart- mons the first four Sundays in Matthew 16:25 "For whoever service will be "The Hidden ST. GEORGE'S EPISCOPAL scheduled, beginning with a cele- gram class on "Christian Family Labelle King will sing a solo. ments, nursery through ' Junior December are to' be about would save his life will lose il Church." Christ: "Why Christ Came, 'Rumson bration of Holy Communion at 8 Living" by Bishop Werner, taugh Ushers serving at 9:30 will in- high, including trie adult class, and whoever loses his life for my The Senior Baptist Youth Fel- "Christ and Christians," "Jesus There will be a celebration of a.m. At this worship the rector by the ministers, will meet at clude Alfred C. Clark, Willard H. unior High Fellowship will meet sake will find it." During the lowship will meet at 6:30 p.m. Coryell, George P. Engeldrum, in the auditorium at 7:15 p.m., Today," and "The Messiah." Holy Communion at 8 a.m. Sun- will be attended by acolytes Mark p.m. The group first quarter! service, infant care is provided day in the chantry, Caswell and Wayne Edmunds. conference will be held at the Monday, the Junior Baptist Kenneth K. Stevenson and and Senior High Fellowship will Bible classes are at 10 a.m. for babies and a nursery for Youth Fellowship will meet at Morning prayer and address by Parish families with children Wall Methodist Church at 8 p.m. Thomas B. Eldershaw. Serving meet in the lounge, at which iunday and 7:30 p.m. Thursday. young children. Church school 7 p.m. the rector, Rev. Canon George A. are expected to celebrate togeth- Adults will meet for volleyball in .at the later service will be Rich- time former members, who are Sunday's prayers and. Scrip- held at 9:30 a.m. The Westmin- Tuesday, the Women's Mission- ard C. Devine, Artold T. Ander- Robertshaw, at 9:30 a.m. The er the solemn eucharistic rites Fellowship Hall at 8 p.m. home from college for Thanks- ture readings will be by James ister Fellowship will meet at 6:: ary Society will meet at 8 p.m. son, George R. Culbert, William girls' choir will sing. at the 9 a.m. Parish Eucharist. Wednesday, the young adul giving, will be welcomed. Elliott, Roger Kondrup, Jerry p.m. A congregational and cor- The trustees will meet at the J. MacNutt and. Robert K. Wil- At 10:30 a.m. Robert D. McKee Rev. Anselm Broburg will deliv- discussion group will meet Jn thi The men's bowling team will Pickering and Nick Geroni. Lin- porate meetnig will be held al parsonage at 8:30 p.m. son. will play a recital on the Mary er the sermon and read the Epis- home of Mr. and Mrs. Richarc meet at Elm Lanes at 8:30 p.m. dal Brown will preside during 11:45 a.m. immediately after thi Wednesday, midweek prayer Owen Borden memorial carillon. tle, and seminarian assistant Dea Kohl, 372 Pine St., Eatontown, al During both worship services, Monday. Communion, assisted by George service,- and Bible study will be at 8 p.m. nursery care for pre-school chil- Thursday, the Prayer Fellow- Sherman, Roy Osborne and Morning Prayer and sermon by con Bryan Home of South Africa 8 p.m. The commission on Chris the rector will be at 11 a.m. The will read the Gospel. Leading tian social concerns will meet al BAYSHORE COMMUNITY dren will be. provided in the ship will meet In the lounge at Charles Emmons. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY church house under the direction men and boys' choir, under the the formal procession as cruci- 8 p.m. in the conference room East Keansburg 10 a.m. Session will meet in the Young people of the church Atlantic Highlands of Mrs. Richard W. Child. direction of Marshall C. Bush, or- fer and torchbearers will be Ken- The MCBC Bible study group wil Lounge at 8 p.m. will meet with others from.sur- "Laying on of the Hands" wil Church service and Sunday ganist and choirmaster, will sing. neth Walker, John Wood and How- meet in Room 211. Sunday church school classes rounding congregations at Tr«n- be the sermon topic of Rev. Johi school are held at 11 a.m. ton Dec. 1 for a day of fellow- ard Steel. Following the St. Thursday, the annual bazar will include: kindergarten, prim- SALVATION ARMY P. Euler, pastor emeritus, Su Wednesday testimony meeting If ary and junior departments al Red Bank ship, youth lectures, and recre- ALL SAINTS' EPISCOPAL Mary's aftd St. Gregory's choirs, "The Village Square," will be day at the 11 a.m. service. Navesink are 1:30 to 4 p.m. Tuesdays and 9:30 a.m. only, junior-highs .Sunday school meets at 9:45 ation. will be Robert deAdder and Ste- held from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Din. Confirmation of the fall class The schedule of services for the at 8:15 p.m. Reading room houri both 9:30 and 11 a.m. and the a.m. Brigadier and Mrs. John ven Wohlfeil as servers for the ner will be served from 5:30 will be made by Rev. Richard 23rd Sunday after Trinity will be: Saturdays, except holidays. senior-highs at 11 a.m. only. Eahey will conduct the 11 a.m. BAPTIST rector. 7:30 p.m. The bazar is sponsorec R. Schwartz during the service. Holy Communion, 8:30 a.m.; fam- The Junior-High Fellowship holiness meeting. The Junior Sot New Monmouth Father Broburg will preach at by the WSCS. / Sunday school will meet at 9:31 ily'service of Holy Communion will meet Sunday at 6 p.m. I dlers meeting will be at 11 a.m. The church Bible school- meets the 11 o'clock morning prayer Friday, an organizational meel a.m. and church sqhool, 9:30 a.m., and the church house under the lead- Nursery care Is provided for chil- at 9:30 a.m. Sunday. service, and Rev. Home will as- ing of the committee on soci The Men's Club will meet t< morning prayer at 11 a.m. ership of George G, Grim, Jr. dren under 6. Rev. William E. Blsgrove will sist. Richard Swenson will be the action will be held at 8 p.m. Thi night at>8 p.m: Holy Communion will be cele- The Senior-Westminster Fellow- The young people's service a speak on "Whose Names Are in acolyte. IYF will meet at the-church a Tuesday at 7 p.m. will be wori brated Friday, St. Andrew's Day,| Dec. 2, a men's and 7 p.m. to attend the evening serv owcan ship, will meet Sunday at 6:31 6:15 p.m. will be in charge of the Book of Life" at the 10:45 night for the men. and women i at 10 a.m. H p.m: in the church house. Miss Jeannie Fahey. Brigadier a.m. service. A .nursery and a bov's Communion and breakfast ice at Bnai Israel Synagogue. the church. The Young's People's confirma- The Christmas bazar comml and Mrs. Fahey will conduct thi children's church are provided for will begin at 8 a.m. The speaker Tomorrow, the Red Bank Cou The Women's Guild will me tee will meet Monday through 7:30 evening service. those up to 8 years of age. The tion class will meet tomorrow at at the parish house breakfast wil' cil of Churches will sponsor a Wednesday at 9:30 a.m. to wort I learn 10 a.m. in the parish house, ^j,, at 8 a m. T^ speaker at Thursday next week from 9:30 Tuesday, the Women's Homi ushers will be- James Willi, Al- g evangelism workshop retreat on projects for the bazar. a.m. to 4 p.m. The bazar will be Acolytes training class will meet League will have a meeting and bert Grisgs, Thomas Roberts the parish house breakfast wil the. Reformed Church from 10: A card party will be he] held Friday from 3 to 9 p.m. with tomorrow at 11 a.m. in the Thanksgiving service in the audi- and Sterling Rauscher. be Rev. Colin G. Brown of New a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Rev. Robei Wednesday from 1 to 4 p.m. dinner served from 6 to 8 p.m., church. to pray? torium at 8 p.m. Brigadier and At the evening service at 7:30 Zealand. There will be no serv- Raines of Germantown, Pa., wi and on Saturday from 12 noon to Mrs. Fahey will be in charge. the pastor will sneak on "The ices at 9 or 11 a.m., but a Parish lead the retreat. 5 p.m. ST. JAMES EPISCOPAL CHRIST EPISCOPAL Wednesday will be the League Sin of Silence." The young peo- Eucharist will be conducted" at 10 The ministry of music and fin Middletown THE TRUTH' Rev. Mr. Scott will conduct a Eatontown of Mercy visitation to nursing ple will have charge of the mu a.m. arts will present the chancel choi staff meeting in the study Tues- sic. Sunday there will be a cele- singing the oratorio "King Dav There will be a celebration IN THIS homes and hospitals. Members bration of Holy Communion at Next Friday will be the anni- Holy Communion at 8 a.m. Sui day at 11 a.m. The mid-week prayer service is Id" by Arthur Honegger at 8 p.m GREAT BOOK meet at the citadel at 1:30 p.m 8 a.m. Morning prayer and ser- versary of martyr and apostle St. church school will begin at 9: at 7:30 p.m. each Wednesday. Sunday, Dec. 2. The presfentatior Mid-week prayer service is al mon by Rev. Philip Broburg and Andrew. Holy Eucharist will be a.m., followed by a dlscussioi CAN TEACH ST. MARY'S EPISCOPAL Thursday, the Sky-Pilots mee will mark the beginning of th 7:30 p.m. church school at 10 a.m. celebrated at 9 a.m. group for the adults. The recto: Keyport in the education building a Advent season. Soloists includ YOU TO PRAT" Youth Day will not be held thi! Tonight, | the children's con- will officiate at morning prayei Sunday services begin with 7 p.m. and the young people mee 1 ST. JOHN'S EPISCOPAL Elizabeth Kohl, Mildred Stout, Thursday because of Thanksgiv firmation class meets at 7 p.m. and preach at 11 a.m. v "EFFECTIVELY morning prayer at 7:45. followed at 7:30 p.m. Little Silver Elizabeth Tuomenoksa and Mar- by a celebration of Holy Com- In the parish house. . Tuesday at 8 p.m., the Womei Friday, the Sunbeams will meel Tuesday, the Amico Bible class Sunday is the Sunday Next Be- garet Winzler, sopranos; Ellen munion at 8 o'clock. Wednesday, the E p is co- of Christ Church will meet You can learn how to pray, at 5:30 p.m. with the leader, Mrs. will meet In Fellowship Hall at fore Advent. Services will be as Krupa and Solbjorg Lieng, mezzo- The family service Is conduct- pal - Churchwomen will meet at Leeds Hall. Rev. Anselm Bro how to commune with God, Pearl Jones. The Girl Guards wil B p.m. Mrs. Charles Krueger has follows: 8 a.m., Holy 'Com- sopranos; Robert Spencer, tenor, ed at 9:30 a.m. at which time 8 p.m. in the parish house. Of- burg, Christ Church, Shrewsbury how to listen for His guid- meet at 7 p.m. with the leaders, the devotions. Hostesses will be munion; 8:45, Sunday school for Also, Mary Elizabeth Collins, the church school meets. Holy ficers will be elected. will speak. Miss Orvieda Weld and Mrs. Ar- Ruth Whitney, Elsie Williams, grades 6-9; 9:30, children's church harpist; Joseph Clouser, percus- ance, if you will read with an Communion will be celebrated at Thursday at 10 a.m. there will ietta Cromer. Jean Tshudv, Betty Connolly. for the pre-prlmary department sionist; Carol Boslet and Jean unprejudiced, receptive II o'clock. ST. ANTHONY'S CATHOLIC be a celebration of Holy Com Pauline Relchardt. and Lee Mof- In the old parish house, and for Fowler, narrators; Eleanor Ben- thought the truth contained There will be a celebration of Red Bank munion with prayers for the sick ST. ANDREW'S EPISCOPAL fett. the first through third grades in oist, second organist; Paulina Holy Communion Wednesday at in this great booh, Science and Masses are celebrated Sunday the new parish house, family serv- Schoening, third organist; and 9 a.m. and Friday at 6:30 a.m. Highlands METHODIST Health.with Key to the Scrip- ST. ANN'S CATHOLIC at 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 and 12 o'clock, ice with Morning Prayer and Herbert Burlis, organist and con- and 9 a.m. (Feast of St. An- Navesink Holy Communion will be cele- Keansburg Confessions are heard Saturdays sermon by the rector, Rev. Dr. ductor. tures by Mary Baker Eddy. drew). brated Sunday at 8 a.m. Sunday mar ;es will be at 7, 8, from 4:30 to 6 p.m., and from A. Allen Attenborough, 11 a.m. Rev. Richard I. Hoye will brim Alcoholics Anonymous will You may read or borrow There will be a family servlci 9, 10, 11 and noon. 7:30 to 9 p.m. Morning Prayer and sermon. At TRINITY EPISCOPAL the message at the 9:30 a.m. Sun meet Wednesday at 9 p.m. each Sunday at 10 a.m. Childrei Daily masses will be celebrated Baptlms nre at 12:30 p.m. 3:30 p.m. high school age mem- Matawan day worship service. Sunda; Science (and Health free o£ will come to this service wltr at 7 and 8 a.m., except on first Sundays. bers of the Young Peoples Fel- The schedule of services for school, with daises for all ages charge at any Christian Sci- PILGRIM BAPTIST parents and leave for their Sun Fridays when the hours will be The Miraculous Medal Novena lowship will leave from the par- Sunday is: 7:45, a.m., Matins and meets at 10:45 a.m. A nursei; ence Reading Room. The Red Bank Is provided at the morning wo; day school classes after tht 8:30 and 8 a.m. Is held Mondays at 7:30 p.m. and ish house to attend the meeting Holy Communion; 9:30 a.m., book can be purchased in red, Creed. At the family service Hoi; the Perpetual Novena to St An- of the Episcopal Young Church ship service. Rev. H. L. Morgan, pastor, will On Holy Days, masses will be Family Eucharist and church green, or blue binding at JJ conduct services Sunday at 11:30 Communion will be celebrated oi offered at 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 and 11 thony is heM Tuesday at 7:30. men of the Monmouth Convoca school; 11 a.m., mqrnirfg prayer Chester W. Hendrlcks, Jr., a.m. first and third Sundays, and thi a.m., and at 7:30 p.m. tlon at St. Uriel's Church, Sea and sermon; 7:30 p.m., evensong. organist. The Senior Choir and will be sent postpaid on Sunday school will meet at 10 vicar, Rev. Donald MacLeod, wl! ASSEMBLY OF GOD Girt. Holy Communion will be cele- hearses Wednesday at 7:30 p.m receipt of check or money officiate at Morning Prayer on Confessions will bo heard Sat- a.m. Shrewsbury Monday, the vestry will meet brated Tuesday at 8 a.m., The Pastor's Choir rehears order. second, fourth and fifth Sundays. u.days, first Thursdays, and on A prayer meeting will be held the eves of Holy Days, from 3:30 Sunday service will be held at at 8:15 p.m. Wednesday at IP a.m., and Fri- Sundays at 6 p.m. Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. There will be a celebrated on to 5 p.m. and from 7:30 to 8:30 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Sunday Tuesday. Santa's workshop will day at 6.30 and B a.m. Holy Communion Wednesday a p.m.. • • —• school will meet at 10 a.m. meet at 0 a.m. The Bible study The EYC will leave from the HOLINESS Christian Science FRIENDS MEETING 7 a.m. Holy day services will b< Baptisms,will be administered Bible study will bo held Wed- group will meet at 2 p.m. church for a convocation at St. Long Branch announced. ' Shrewsbury every Sunday at 1 p.m., and ar- nesday at 8 p.m. Wednesday, the parish advisory Uriel's, Sea Girt, at 3:30 p.m. Sunday school and Junl READING The Religious . Society rangement) should be made a There will be a ladies* prayer board will meet at 8:15 p.m. Sunday. The Junior Young church will meet it 10 a.m. ROOM Friends, (Quakers,) meets every METHODIST week In advance of the baptism. meeting Thursday at 1:30 p.m. Churchmen will meet at 7:30 p.m. Scripture lesion and prayei Flrstday, (Sunday,) at 11 a.m. Morganville Rev. Edwa-d A. Corrlgan Is Christ's Ambassadors will meet It adds upl More and more Tuesday, Alcoholics Anonymous service for the sick will be con Flrslday school for religious ed- Sunday worship service Is at pastor and Rev. Stanley Lsvan- tonight at 8 p.m. .There will bo people use The Register ads each will meet at 9 p.m. ducted by fttv. E. H. Lawrence, 209 BROAD ST. ucation of children meetoat 10:30 a.m. Sunday school meets at II dowakl and Rev. Anthony Lulslnl a prayer service tomorrow at issue because results come fast- Wednesday, the wardens and pastor, Monday at I p.m. Also Friday Eve. 7:30*30 «.m. All ar« welcome. are assistants. 7:30 p.m. er.—Advertisement. vestrymen will meet at 8 p.m. in Westminster Hall. Mon. thru Sat 1M:3O KB tai tl us. dmn* Wednesday. The jervic* of beaj. Youth FeUo**Up algfct is held HED BANK REGISTER NEWAKWTOUC school will be held New Shrewsbury0 Ing will be at 8:39 and Mr.76 Thursdays at 7:30 p.m. for thcte Friday. Nw, 211962-31 Red Bank Religious News Vm tartfa tad tost fat tm The sewisf gionp will meet «t U yean of *t« aad older. iu**1ormmn Vm*& «H ifes «T atrmw* ptMtd . "II*II un. bettering tt 7 grade, ftmerjr em tar matm * QmATftt faaefeeff swot- MBflMMfr S2& up to three ymn tt »gnM Pofgrven«wfflbeijrren«sSa«- fay wffl tw Md Ttersdsy at » ld tha-swrtw at » *-m- ***r* Tbe Sundays of Me>. 25 and ftwday, school is at 1:45 a.m. provided In ft* toddlers' dttl, dajrty Rev. Isaac C Rotteabetg. 'Who Shall the Lord Bless? Sunday school services will be the J«t word wffl be taken ten* D«e. 2 haw been dackaated as Bays' Stockade meets each and babyfold will bant a regis- The sermon wffl be on tbe ionic Oa Saturday, D«c 1- the Tri- will be the sermon topic of Rev. *-.C ajn. Ezefciel 33:33. The Sunday icDonf Pied** Sundays at wfich time Monday at 6:15 p.m. 1 tered nurse in attendance, '•Forgiveness or Facade.' angle Club Christmas dance will Robert Heulitt at the 11 a.m. Rev. Andrew A. Burkhardt, meets at 8:45 a.m. member* and friends at the par- Midweek prayer service U on At 10:30 a.m. a coffee hour will be held at the WiUowbrook Ian, Ushers for the 9:30 service service Sunday. There is a nurs- minister, will give the sermon, Rev. Werner A. Schneider, rec- ish will be asked to pledge their Wednesday at 8 p.m. be held In the kitchen for all Pair Haven at fr.30 p.m. support to the church for 1983. will be Joseph Zetkulic, Kenneth ery for preschool children dar- "Prelude to Christmas,", at the Tlie Pioneer Qlrls meet at the church school teachers. At 12:11 ones, Gail Clarke and Harry Es- ing the service. The church tor,-.,will conduct the church each Thursday-the Pil- Rev. John E. Bates win speak p.m. a coffee hour will be held telle and at the 11 a.m. service, HOLY TIINnY EV. school meets at 1:30 ajn. 11 ajo. service, tottery class service at S p.m. Wednesday., grims at 3:30 p.m. and the on the topic, "Thanksllving" at for all single young adults in the Clyde Sabold, Charles Jones. LUTHERAN Monday, the Senior Youth Fel- for preschool children is in ses- Colonists at 7 p.m. the 10:50 Sunday morning serv- Youth Parlor. 'red Cofanorgen, Jr. and Russell Red Bank lowship will meet in the upper sion each Sunday during the wor- HARKING LINCOLN FARM ice. Mrs, George Hartmann, min- At 6:39 p.m. the Westminster McQueen. The Luther League will have a room at 7 p.m. Mrs. Rum Obea ister of music, trill direct the PRESBYTERIAN ship service. KNOB CREEK, Ky.-.- 'ellowship for seventh' graders Tomorrow, a workshop-retreat, party today' for regular mem- is leader. choir, and Mrs. Erwing Kehrer The Young Peoples Socie- The 228-acre farm at Knob Creek Red Bank ud the Fellowship for eighth sponsored by the Red Bank bers and young people home Tuesday, the Intermediate will be soloist. ty meea at Fellowship Hall Sun- where Abraham Lincoln End "Your Life Is What You Make graden will meet Council of Churches, will be held from college. Those attending Youth Fellowship will meet In day evening at,? p.m. from the age of 2 to « tad a Ushers wll be Thomas Morford It!" will be the sermon topic of t this church. The theme wijl be are asked to bring a toy for the Fellowship Hall at 7 p.m. Mrs. At 6:30 p.m. youth seminar On Wednesday at <:30 p.m. legal description with coraan and Norman Wagner. There : Rev. Charles S. Webster, at the "The Renewal of the Parish." children in tbe Lutheran Welfare Edward Santos li leader. . classes for Ugh school students tbe Rifle Club meets at the in- marked by two sugar trees, a, be a nursery for small children 9:15 and 11 ajn. services Sunday. The leader will be Robert A. Home in Jersey City. Thursday, the commission on (grades'942) will meet. dogwood aad an ash tree, a beech during the service. During both services the sacra- Raines, a Methodist minister The confirmation class and Christian social concerns wiD door range. The Radio Class will At 7:30 p.m. the Westminster tree, a "popular" tree, a wait* The church school .will meet at ment of Infant baptism will be from Philadelphia. youth choir wiU sot meet tomor- meet at & p.m. it tbe parsonage. meet at Fellowship Hall at 7:30 Fellowships for ninth graders ash tree and a stake. 9:30 a.m. administered. Rev. James 1. The Junior Youth Fellowship row. (Saturday). Saturday, rehearsal for the p.m. _^_ Ewalt, associate minister, will as- and 10th to 12th graders will The board of deacons will meet \yill meet at 6:30 and the Senior The End Of The World Christmas program for 5-year sist at the early service and Rev. Soon?" will be the sermon topic meet Tuesday at 8:10 p.m. in At 8:30 p.m. the Geneva-Wes- Youth Fellowship at 7:30, both kindergarten through sixth grade Dr. Sargent Bush, minister of vis- at 4:20 and 11 a.m. services Sun- the social room, Candidates (or ley Fellowship (single young ad- ™ White Hall, on Sunday eve- will be at 1(1:15 a.m. •MO MISSIS COMPANY EXPRESS IUSIS TO membership in the church will itation, will assist at the Utter day. service. William C. Wood, minis- ulU) will meet at the First Meth- ring. meet with the board and the Wednesday, the confirmation The church council will meet at CENTRAL BAPTIST ter of music, will be at the organ odist Church, Red Bank. pastor at. that time. Members classes meet—first year group at 8 p.m. Monday. Atlantic Highlands console. will be received into the fellow- Monday at 9:30 ajn., the Mon-(:3t and tbe' second year group GARDEN STATE day morning prayer therapy The Sunday school will meet at ship of the church at the serv- at 7:30 p.m. in White Hall. BIBLE BAPTIST At tbe 9:15 service the West- group will meet in the church 9:45 ajn. ice of communion Sunday, Dec Thursday, the pastor and elder Raritan Township minster Fellowship choir will parlor. At 7:30 p.m., the youth The morning service will In- % • . Norton Benson will attend a spe- sing. David A. Crotvell, assisted budget committee will meet In Services will be at 11 a.m. Sun-clude the message by Rev. Har- RACE TRACK The meeting of the pastor's cial classls meeting at Che Re- by Warren Hubbard, Ira N. Shep- the Christian education office. At day. The pastor, Rev. Gilbert ry W. Kraft and selections by study group will be on Wednes- pard, John G. Thompson and formed Church in North Bruns- Watt will bring the message. p.m., monthly meeting of the the senior choir. day at 8 p.m. In the study. wick. EVERY SATURDAY Charles A. Wolbach, Jr. John D. session in the Combs-De Voe Me- Bible school convenes at 9:45 The Pilgrims, Pioneers, Am- On Saturday, Dec. 1, the aduli Colin and Henry A. Schauer will morial Room. a.m. bassadors and Baptist Youth Fel- social group will be on Wednes- comprise the welcoming commit- TRINITY EPISCOPAL Miss Esther Wager and Miss lowship groups will meet at 8:30 THRU DECEMBER 5, 1962 day tit 8 ph. in the study. tee. Tuesday at 8 p.m., the aduli Red Bank Helen Frank of National Child p.m. followed by the evening Bible class taught by Dr. Bush On Saturday, Dec. 1, the adult The Holy Eucharist will be cele- Salvation will show slides on the service at 7 o'clock. The "Praise LEAVE LONG IRANCH: Al the 11 o'clock service the will meet In the church parlor. social group will hold a potluck brated at 8 a.m. Sunday, followed Bible Adventure Campaigns in Him'' Band will play. M*y. A ad Av«. l:*f ML Stfwy. • Brufkr«rt Art. • MM Tower Hill choir will sing with At 8:30, p.m., Lois Circle (Mrs. supper in Fellowship Hall at 7 by the Corporate Communion various places at the eve- The deacons will meet Monday Mrs. Duncan C. Kennedy, 3d, as 11 Joseph Mauer) of the Wom- p.m. breakfast for the 1962 confirma- ning service at 7 o'clock. at 7:30 p.m. LEAVE RED IANK: soloist and Miss Donna Jean Bur- en's Association will meet in the tion dass. The family service and The Bible Adventure Campaign ger at the organ. Ushers will be Combs-De Voe Memorial Room. The Sunday school teachers will •MM Ct • Mtchaalo St IitS A.M. EMMANUEL BAPTIST Edwin M. Close assisted by Rich- church school will begin at 9:15 for this area will be held from meet at the home of Mr. and Mrs; Atlantic Highlands ard K. Brown, Thomas S. Field, Wednesday at 9:15 a.m., Su- a.m. Morning prayer and sermon Wednesday, Nov. 28 through Milton Bramlett, 53 Lincoln St., LEAVE FREEHOLD: sanna Circle (Mrs. Robert T. Sunday cervices are at 11 a.m. Jr., Raymond W. HavDand and by the rector. Rev. Canon Charles Thursday, Dec. «, with meetings Fairview, Tuesday at 8 p.m. ntml ti4s A.M. and 7.38 j>.m. The pastor, Rev. Robert W. Maccubbin. The we! tuehman) will meet in the church i£ Best, will be at 11 a.m. each day from 3:30 to 4:45 p.m The "Praise Him" Band will parlor. At 9:30 a.m., Salome Cir- Howard M. Ervin, will bring coming committee will consist of Alcoholics Anonymous and the This is for all children from meet Wednesday at 7 p.m. fol- cle (Mrs. Donald Rowe-Mrs. John the message at both. The eve- Robert W. Bennett and Ralph R. Alanon group will meet at first through tbe eighth grades lowed by the mid-week prayer Mohair) will meet at the borne ning service Is preceded by a Eckert p.m. Monday. and will be conducted by Miss service at 7:45 p.m. Round Trip Fare $2.75 of Mrs. Lawrence Van Der Vliet, On Tuesday the Acolytes Guild Wager and Miss Frank. The Ladies' Aid Society will SHadyiMr 1-0567 23 Wardell Ave., Rumson. At 10 will meet at 7:30 p.m. Bible study and prayer hour meet Thursday at 1 p.m. for their - Advertisement a.m., the prayer and study group The Holy Eucharist will be cele- will be Wednesday at 8 p.m covered dish luncheon and busi- will meet in (he chapel. At 10 i brated at 8 a.m. and at 10 a.m. Rev. Mr. Watt will be in charge. ness meeting. p.m., the afternoon circles of the i SPEAKING OF MONEY Women's Association will meet as follows: I By GEORGE L. BIELJTZ Deborah (Mrs. Charles W. IF YOUR POCKETBOOK HAD TOO «UmTHANKSGIVIMG...At|»'s LOW PRICES ARE f_ _ ^President, Monmoatb County Natfoaal Bank Lounsbury-Mr*. M. S. Whaley) in tbe home of Mrs. Lounsbury, 109 Willow Dr.. little Silver; Dorcas WHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW (Mrs. Ptilomay Serpico . Mrs. Manuel Pouso) In the home of ABOUT JOINT BANK ACCOUNTS Mrs. John F. Martin. Sr., 32 Lockwood PI., Fair Haven; Es- There is a classic story among banking folks about ther (Mrs. Raymond D. Tufts- Mrs, Edwin H. Ludeman) in the the husband who came home and declared: "Honey, home of Mrs. Harry Morford, the bank called and said our joint checking account 386 Branch Ave., Little Silver; is overdrawn." Lydia (Mrs. Royal H. Hintze- Mr». John Robertson) in the home The wife asked bow much ... and then with a superior of Mrs. Hintze, 190 Branch Ave., •mile, tat down and wrote a check for this amount Red Bank; Martha (Mrs. Samuel T. Harvey-Mr*. 3. 3. Dauster) in Joint bank account* are the kind, usually taken out to the the^urch parlor. name of husband and wife, which «ay» on the pass book. "Jota Doe and/or Mary Doe." In most cases, and In most states, they The Naomi Circle (Mrs. S. O. work fine . . . but there are some bear traps you should be Wiltihire-Mr». Henry Christian- aware of before yon demand a Joint bank account M sen) wiD meet in the home AWc famous Sijp«HUght" Quality First — and simplest — If vou have a Mrs. Robert McCutcheon, 188 Joint checking account, for example, with Lake Ave., Fair Haven, at 8 p.m. two check books — make rare that all The planning session for the checks are entered and that tbe balance is Junior department (11 o'clock ses- kept current sion) of the church school will Don't forget to tell him you bought new RK LOINS meet at 8 p-tn. The prayer ther- drapes for the bouse last week and .wrote apy group wiH meet at 8 p-ra. a check for the full amount Tell her you in the church parlor under the made a downpayment on that new outboard motor. ., leadership of Mr. Ewalt. He win present the eighth in a series of If you've got bad memories, or don't talks oa "Fruits of the Spirit* compare notes regularly, don't have a Joint. entitled "Gentleness." checking account Very simple solution ... get "Us" and "her" -eparite checking Thursday, from 10 a.m. to accounts. Maybe the best idea in toe first p.m. will be "activities day" Sfcop forty... M«if forty? place. the Women's Association Gears* L. BieBtx Combs-De Voe Memorial Room. 29 39 Second — Joint bank accounts are not for people who have regular and major marital battles. They don't work well except maybe for the (rate party who gets to PRESBYTERIAN the bank first Lincroft Third — Joint bank accounts are not always a good idea Sunday school services are a because of problems of ownership after death. For example, an 9:30 a.m. elderly widow was confined to her home not able to handle her "Onr Special Needs," will be affairs personally. She notified the bank that she wished to open the topic of the sermon by Rev. a Joint bank account with a trusted friend. Tbe bank did this. William J. Mills at the 11 a.m OraigeJwee Upon the widow's death, however, tbe Mend promptly withdrew service. Nursery facilities and "-- "•-•--» of tbe account',.. and because the right of surviwr- classes for 3 and 4 year olds are . recognized In that particular state, the relatives of the A&P Grape JI!M will now have to' sue to recover the money. In this case, held during die worship hour. U.S. Govt. Iiipccrttt-Grw the widow probably did not want her money to go to her friend. Department superintendents SulWMITItt afj the Sunday school will meet In another case, which happened In another state, a mother and Monday at the home of Robert Mate MtntJs a daughter held a Joint bank account with no provisions for Trimnell. A nomination commit- TURKEYS survivorship. Upon the mother's death, the daughter tried to withdraw the balance but was legally stopped by her stepfather. tee meeting of elders and dea- BirfcEytfcriNGib 9 .b- Ml -WMtarEHfetrHaH The daughter must now prove by lawsuit, if necessary, what por- cons wilt be held Wednesday at tion of the funds were hers. the church. CMdms g Problems of Joint ownersWp and survivorship are best an- Primary teachers will' meel TMKarTM TO* 0mOT-*Hr-lli|M Irati swered by your banker or lawyer, who are familiar with tbe state next .Thursday at the home ol laws on the subject When you open an account of any kind, talk Mrs. Ottemann, Cardinal Rd. HaMicklMMMr it over with them. 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OPEN EVERY NITE TIL 9 >J •aDOWNTOWN RED BANK MONDAY thru SATURDAY Mycees •27/iifer£ Shopping Days Until Christmas To Choose Red Bank) Jr. Miss Bazar Set LONG BRANCH _ Eleven county girls will compete in the finals of the Monmouth County For Thursr Junior Miss Pageant, sponsored RED BANK — The ' Vltto$« by the Long Branch Jayee#s, Square Bazar will be presented tomorrow at 8:00 p.m. in the ' the Women's Society of Cbrhv, ?hore Regional: Hi*; School n Service of the Red Bank/ auditorium, West Long Branch. Methodist Church Thursday from They are Miss Carol Bruno 10 a.m, to 9 p.m. in the church, of Red Bank High School; daugh- 247 Broad St ter of Mr. and Mn. Americo As a special feature photo- Bruno, 77 Elm La., Shrewsbury; graphs of Santa Otaus and in- Miss Patricia Hendryx of Rari- dividual children will be offered tan TownsMp High School, among the many gift suggestions. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James B, Hendryx, 49 Cornell Dr., The bazar also will feature a Hazlet, and four entrants from ham dinner from 5:30 to7:3 0 Long Branch High School, Misses p.m. A variety of booths will in- Diane Pierce, daughter of Mr fehte handiwor*-, Chrtstoai Mtt and ;Mrs, William E. Pierce, 52 and decorations, baited goods, Lippincott Ave., Patricia Mulhol- jewelry, plants, gourmet items land, daughter of Mr. and Mr». and gifts from foreign lands. John Mulholland, 3S7 Exchange Games, cartoons and a puppet PI., both of Long Branch, and show are planned for the chil- Nancy Stubbs, daughter of Mrs. dren. Free baby-sitting wiH ba Anna Stubbs, 29 Maryland Ave., available for children under *. and Suzzanne Glzzi, daughter of The annual event, with all worn, Mrs. Catherine Gizzi, 18 Chest en's organizations, of Ha church nut PL, both of West Long St. John's Plans Fair in participating and the youth fel- Branch. LITTLE SILVER - A Comer Mn. John Knickerbocker and SHREWSBURY-The tolling of Mrs. Edmund Cputer, Mrs. Ed-lowship groups assisting, is under the general chairmanship of Mn. Others are Misses Mary Caver- Cupboard will be a new feature Mrs. Harold H. Alexander are the church bell on Friday, Nov. ward Zellers and Mrs. William ly'of Belmar, a student at St. of the annual Christmas Fair chairmen of the cupboard, as- hoemaker; antiques-Mrs. John John Buzzeii. Vice chairmen ara ROM of Lima High School, and sponsored by the Woman's Guild sisted by Mrs. A. Allen Atten- 30 at 3 p.m. will again signal the todenberg, chairman, assisted Mrs, William Droddy and Mra. MUs Bente Lieng of Brielle, of of St. John's Episcopal Church, borough, wife of the pastor, Also, start of the annual Christmas ba- y Mrs. Charles Kasse and Mrs. Sadie Lemnaa. Mrs. J. G. Ben- Manasquan High School. Point Rd. • ;.. ' \ i Mrs.Nishan Bogosian, Mrs. Frank zar of the Shrewsbury Presbyteri- ames Wolcott. nett is chairman of decorations, and Mrs. Walter A. McCoach, Ini tomorrow's finals the The event wilt take place Nov. Coleman, Mrs. Edward Evanson, an Church sponsored by the Wom- Jewe(ry—Mrs. Charles Thome, trapts will be judged for talent, Miss Marian Laursen, Mrs, John publicity chairman. 30 in the parish house beginning an's Associations. chairman, and Mrs. Herbert personality, and appearance in at 10:30 a.m. Mrs. Raymond De- W. Luckenblll; Mrs. Cooper Mc- owns and Mrs. Betty Fowler; The food shop will feature plate Carthy, Mrs. Helen Van Brunt, The bazar will be open from 1 sportswear and evening dress. Ridder, president of the, gujld, is wrtraitures — Mrs. Philip An* lunches under the supervision of Mrs. J. Spencer Cheffllng, Mrs. to 9 p.m. Nov. 30 and from noon The judges first will choose chairman, and Mrs. Edward Mc- Irews;; grab bag-Mrs. David Mrs. R. Clifford WMtHrtd. A Robert A. Sickles, Mrs. Wilfred to 5 p.m. Dec. 1. Mrs, William five finalists, selecting the win- Dowell, vice chairman. Luncheon lowland;' Saturday snack bar- goumret table will be directed ner: after the girls give answers H. Smith, Mrs. Charles H. Keller, Little Silver, is chairman will be served at noon.' ' ' ichard Nicholas, chairman, as- by Mrs. Arthur Poyner and Mri. to traditional "surprise ques- livan, Mrs. John Alter, Mrs. W. and Mrs. Robert Brugiere, vice sisted by Lawton Cox, Gil Rose, Joseph Becker. Mrs. Ctorence tions,." The Evening. Group.of the guild W. West, Miss Julia Parker, Mrs. chairman. Mrs. John Newborn ii' Robert Bniguiere, Clifford Hea- Connolly will supervise the baked Five personalities are serving Is sponsoring the Corner Cup- Benjamin Vincent, Mrs. DeRld- treasurer, assisted by Mrs. Rich- alip, Joseph McCann, William Kel- goods- as Judges for the pageant. They board which will feature home der and Mrs. George Guldner, ard Nichols, all of this borough. and Irving BodhoK. Youth Fellowship will present a are '.Mrs. Jessie Crawfor, pro- canned Jams, jellies and relish The luncheon committee A magic show will be presented puppet show beginning at 3 p.m. fessional artist; Mrs.-Benjamin specialties. Samples of' their by Elmer Unger at i p.m. and 7 Playthings items including peach relish, corn headed by Mrs. Henry S. Ger- Edelstein, co-owner for the Shore p.m. on opening day. Toys-Mrs. John Newborn, Mrs. Kenneth Way is In charge relish, chutney and cranberry mond, 3d, assisted by Mrs. Ralph of reservations for the bam din- Model Agency; William Cardinal, Among the variety of features chairman; Mrs. Raymond Ander- relish will be served at the lunch- Belknap, Mrs. William Firth, ner, limited to 500 servings. Serv- director of the Monmoutii County offered at the bazar will be the n, vice chairman, assisted by eon. In addition to old favorite Mrs. Ethel Smith, Mrs. Jerome ings will be from 5:30 to 7:30 School of Beauty Culture; Mra. sale of oil paintings by local art- rs. Curtis Bradley, Mrs. wll- Jams, pear honey, pear harle- Drew, Mra. John Newman and F1NE AND FANCY — Gift items to 'empt holiday p.m. In charge are Mn. Earl Ura Dunn of the Asbury Park ists. Paintings have bena do- am Kelly, Mrs. Donald Mc- quin, white grape and,wine Jel- Mrs. Lita Bates. Tables will be Morris, Mrs. Fred Mason, Mrs. Press, Jerry Burke, president shoppers are features at forthcoming church' bazars. Sweet nated by Mrs. Irving Bodholt, Crunv Mrs. George Grim, Mrs- lies will be gift packaged for decorated by Mrs. Robert Nelson. George Sturmfels and Mrs. Rob- of \he New Jersey Jayceei. chairman, and Mrs. John Steel, Samuel Radios and Mrs. Walter The gourmet table is being ar- treats from the Corner Cupboard of St, John's Episcopal ert Kirkiand. Vince Harbett, disc-jockey of sale. vice chairman. Also; Mrs. Philip Sneden. , itatfcn W.J.L.K. will be master ranged by Mrs. George Curchin Church oj Little Silver, are sampled by two-year-old Jane Andrews, Mrs. John Montgomery, Baby sitting sertice-Mrs. Dex- Decorations will feature antique of ceremonies for the pageant and Mrs. John Tilley. Homemade Sickles and Jeffrey Knickerbocker, 7, top left, and offered Mrs. Michel Slovak, Mrs. Charles :r Robinson; books — Mrs. John lamp post and vintage atom Miss Kimberly Lawsen, . last baked goods and old Southern by Mrs. Harold H. Alexander, chairman, oj this new feature F. H. Johnson, Mrs. William J.' Collins, Morning Circle Two, as- fronts.' year's Long Branch Junior Miss, Sisterhood fruit cake will be available. Neal, Miss Diane. Jackso, Jack sisted, by Mrs. Sidney Kbdoma, Candy, pecans and popcorn al- who became Miss Congeniality Decking the Halls ' of the Nov. 30 Little Silver fair. Atkinson, Richard E. Nevius and Mra. William Crome, Mrs. Cliff so will be available. • Christmas In the state pageant, will crown A Deck-the-Halls Booth will dis- To Present Art items, top right, for the annual Christmas Bazar Douglas Steel. Mrs. Richard Ove- SeasUp, Mrs. William Howard, cards and wrappings will be sold. the dinner. play-kissing balls, clowns, angels' of the Shrewsbury Presbyterian Church, are previewed and other Christmas decorations. strud assisted with committee ar- Mrs. John Lindenthal, Mrs. Don- The Junior Miss title winer rangements. ald Nash, Mrs. Lincoln Rice.and will compete in the state com- 2nd Film Chairmen are Mrs. Charles Stal- by chairman Mrs. William Keller, seated, and Mrs. Robert LOCK ME IN THE COOLER ling* and Mrs. Phillip Bunting, Christmas Center' Mrs. Richard Nevius.; posters— petition at Elizabeth in January. SHREWSBURY - Second of- Bruguiere, vice chairman of the two-day Shrewsbury event, rlrs. Dexter Robinson and Doug- PHOENIX, Ariz. (AP)-Liquor If she wins that, she will repre- fering in the Sunday Night Film assisted by Mrs. R. C. Koerner slated for Nov. 30.and Dec. 1, \ Mrs. William Gregory is chair- store clerk Roger J. Abbott took and Mrs. Attenborough. Steel, and' Mrs. Ehvood J. sent • the state in the national Festival sponsored by the.Sister- man, and Mrs. Richard Hocker, Pfeffer, publicity. it calmly when two men waved contest at Mobile, Ak., Inhood of the Monmouth Reform The treasure cheat will feature The tulle wreath, above, shown here by Mrs. Walter vice chairman of the Christmas a gun in his face. March. Temple will be the Japanese Wm items-from "someone else's at- McCoach, assistant chairman of the Red Sank Methodist Corner, wilL be assisted by the Friday night dinner commit- "Now wait a minute, feUas," loitV prizes including a $500 "Ugetsu," to be presented/Sun- tic." Mrs. E. Richard Weaver is Church annual fall bazar, and the Christmas mail holder, Mission Belles. Mn. Herbert tee-Mrs. Rkhard Nichols, chair-he, suggested.; "We're fully tn- chairman of this booth, assisted Maye's and Mrs. Herbert Thatch- college jcbolarsbip from the day at 8 p.m. in the auditorium held by Mrs. James G. Bennett,-decorations chairman, are man>Mrs. C, Lawton Cox, vicaU,red. I don't want any trouble, Long Branch Jaycees, an even- of the Shrewsbury Presbyterian by Mrs. George Ferguson and er, of Morning' Circle One, will chairman, assisted by Mr* Why don't you lock me in the Ing town from Stelnbach's of Church house. Tickets wm b Mrs. E. J. Michel. ' samples of some of the original items to be sold in "The serve cookies and punch to theGeorge Belt, Mrs. Robert cooler like everybody else does?" children. S Asbury Park, a cocktail dress; available at be door. Mrs. Harold Birchenough is Village Square," Which will be open Nov. 29 from 10 a.m. 5S S The robber, complied.-They ri- of the apron table, as- took m from Brotman's Oakburst, a .Th*|tfc«nun will-also incaide-a. Two handmade afghans will be * " •**«*• of beer Hby Mrs. Adrian Roggeveen, to 9 p.m. in ihe'church. , beadet'-evenlng bag from Jean short subject, "The Earth Stag*? among the items for sale. two « * Swartz of Astray JP«rk, and Coffee will be served. '. Mrs. Ruben Homer, Mrs. John a Jewelry item from Reusilles', Herr Necker, Mrs. John Mathews, Chairmen of activities are as ckets—Mrs. Joseph McCann. Third movie in the series will follows: decorations— Mrs. Red Bank. . Mrs. James Dean, and Mrs. Cashier—Mrs. Frank C. Storck;l| Hairstyles will t» by the "Julius Caesar," to be shown George Guldner. Miss Lois Davidheiser Charles F. H. Johnson, chairman, on Feb. 3. There will also be a and Mrs. Richard KraybiH, vice waitresses—Mrs. George Teller, Monmouth School of Beauty Cul- Mrs. Charles SchienkerSchlenker, Mrs. ftrr j r ']''••'' T~% r\ j The TALK student performance of this film. chairman, assisted by Mrs. Law- chairman, assisted by Mrs.'' ture, Asbury Park, and makeup J. M. Pingitorg e and Mrs. Wai- W pH tfi I fill 11 It I JPTlfPI rence Singer, Mrs. Lawrence Charles Pomanbwski, Mrs. for the giri« by Estelle Dorln. Members of the movie series tor Bowker are in charge of the racques Schindler, Mrs. Robert committee are Mrs. Jack Futer- tor Bowker am in rJiaree of the rVCU IU JXtllll J.I, ±SCI§6C'§ Thompson, Mrs/Richard Nevius, of Your manager of Beauty Counselors Candlelight Table featuring hand ELKTON, Md. - Miss Lois Ann Mrs. Neville Orr, Mrs. John tlatriies and the Misses Susan Inc. V fas, who is serving as chairman; decorated candles. Davidheiser, daughter of Mr. and and attended Monmouth College, teller, Barbara Appleyard, Ml- Mrs. Seymore Gruber, tickets; Montgomery and Mrs. Bruce Mrs. Richard Balmer and Mrs. Mrs. James W. Davidheiser, 37 West Long Branch, N. J. Whitenack. chele Bucco, Susan Clayton, When the greeting "M^rry Mrs. Robert Shulman, publicity; Franklin Newton are chairmen of Highland Ave., Leonardo, N. J., The bridgegroom is a graduate Kathleen Schindler and Susan PARTY Christmas" was first used/the Mrs. Raymond Philips, student Food table—Mrs. Theophilus the jewelry bar offering costume became the bride of John Robert of Owen J. Roberts High School Watches. word! merry did not mean joyful performance, and Mrs. Richard Jewelry, both old and new, hand- Denzel, Elverson, Pa., Saturday Speck, chairman; Mrs. Florence and the Lincoln Electric School Christmas card sales have been They'll go homa or gay as it does now. In those 'Uisley, hostess. kerchiefs and other small gift in this Elkton Presbyterian Rector, vice chairman, assisted tor Welders in Cleveland, Ohio. handled by Mrs. C. Lawton Cox. days, it meant blessed, peaceful items. Church. by Mrs. Lawrence Hagan, Mrs. delighted and He is employed at the Pottstown Layout and printing are by Mr. or pleasant. ,' The Christmas carol, "Hark The children's clothes booth is Earl Frick, Mrs. G. A. Benson, the Herald Angels Sing," was The bridegroom is the son of Metal Welding Company. Mrs. Charles Olin, Mrs. William and Mra. Charles Pomanowstd. dazzled over your directed by Mrs. Monroe Jones Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Denzel. Two billion greeting cards are written by the great Methodist and Mrs. Paul Wedel. New and The couple will reside in Potts- G. Van Note, Mrs. Richard Ash- Many bazar Hems were made inew TREAT TREE mailed each Christinas In thehymn; writer, Charles Wesley, nearly-new apparel will be in- Rev. George Leukel officiated town. ley, Mrs. Ethel Grimmes, Mrs. workshop sessions beginning in United States. This Is an aver- whose'brother,' John, founded the cluded. at the double ring ceremony. A Albert Morehart, Mrs. Ivan reception followed in the home he summer in the home of Mr. age of about SO cards per family. Methodist Church. Other booth chairmen are Mrs. Kuhns and Mrs. Harold Fish. of the bride's aunt, Mrs. Rollin ind Mrs. G. Lawton Cox, New Jack Kusterman and Mrs. John Nursing Assn. Trash and Treasure Sailer, in Pottstown, Pa. Shrewsbury, Smith, toy shop; Mrs. David Names Three Trash and treasure—Mrs. Rich- Leon's Rug Cleaning Bulkrin No. 4 Marshall, book shelf; Mrs. W. D. The bride was given in mar- ard Chads, chairman; Mrs, Wil- Sievers and Mrs. Anthony Cam- riage by her father. She wore a LONG BRANCH — Mrs. Ray- liam Wilhelm, vice chairman; ara, handicrafts. beige knit suit with gold metallic mond Tierney, Mrs. Park C. plant table—Mrs. Hugh Boyd, trim and a beigs velvet circle SUMMER RUGS Miss Julia Parker will provide Mason and Mrs. Elmer Lawyer chairman; Mrs. John Montgom- and trim the Christmas tree and hat. Her corsage was a beige ery, vice chairman, assisted by CLEANED will be "Santa's Helper." orchid. will serve on a new nominating Mrs. Wajlace Giles, Mrs. Henry "Important Advice Other general aides are Mrs. She was attended by her cousin, committee for the Long Branch Grimm, Mrs. William Howard, Fred Ayers, Mrs. E. Stanley Miss Marcla Sailer., Pottstown, Public Health Nursing Associa- Mrs. Nevius and Mrs. Charles Marks, Mrs. A. G. Kuppler, Mrs. who Wore a street-length knit tion, according to an announce- Johnson. dress of loden green with match' Harold Sickles, Mrs. Donald ment by Mrs. Donald Hamsher Games-4tfr. and Mrs. Jacques Asay, Mrs. JanClaxton, Mrs. ing accessories. Her corsage was Schlindler, assisted by the Junior president. About Rug Cleaning" John Gardner, Mrs. Lorenz of miniature white carnations. and Senior High Fellowships; Klenk, Mrs. Alfred Potter, Mrs. Douglas Rightnour, Pottstown, The association's Senior Auxil- Candy-Mrs. William Phiefer, iary will sponsor a luncheon and ... It may surprise you to Vincent, Mrs. Thomas Loyd and was best man. chairman; Mrs. George Bett, vice Mrs. Richard Wilson. The bride is a graduate of Mid- fashion show in New York City chairman, assisted by Mrs. Wil- know that the percentage of on Nov. 27. The Junior Auxiliary liam Fiuhr, Mrs. Philip Helper, FREE STORAGE is planning a Christmas party in Mrs. William Pries, Mrs. Glenn DAISY actual grease and grime in TIL JUNE 1st December for the Children's Appleyard and Mrs. William Mac- Clinic. your rugs and carpets may: be Nutt; post office booth-Mrs. Ed- October nursing visits, reported as high as 10%. Shocking, but true .• these win Lotnerson, chairman; Miss v by Mrs. Dorothy 'Snead, super- DELIGHT Lillie Huelsen, vice chairman, as- substances a* constantly at war with your rugi • visor,' at a meeting last week of sisted by Mrs. Emily Walsh. the board of directors/ listed a RUCt CLEANIR5 by Jondel and carpets, and they CANNOT BE TOTALLY Aprons—Miss Nettle Stout, total of 1,020 visiting during the chairman, assisted by Mrs. Gus-' call now CA 2-5042 REMOVED BY DO-IT;YOURSELF RUG CLEAN- month. The board will meet again tave Bottner, Mrs. Frank Borden, " Parties take their cue from Dec. 11 in the Health Center. this festive TREAT TREE ING PRODUCTS. Prolong the life and beauty of brightened with hors d'oeuvres your rugs and carpets now 1 ... HAVE THEM I and candles, cookies, fruit or PROFESSIONALLY CLEANED BY LEON'S flowers. Use throughout die BE THE year for holiday accents! Hal- MODERN JET CLEANING PROCESS. This mod- loween favors, Christmas or- ern process removes all the grease and grime, and naments, Easter eggs are among its many uses. Crystal restores your rugs and carpets to like-new fresh- radiant, this versatile spar* ness. REMEMBER! ... CLEAN RUGS LAST kllng new TREAT TREE dis- LONGER-LOOK LOVELIER :...'. Phone SH 7-2800. , mantles to store easily. for ... Buy Christmas Gifts Now • Draperies * Slipcovert Rtcelva FREE FREE CALL and DELIVERY This t-Pc. Steak Knife and Carving Set "Browsing is fun . . . • Bedspread' • Curtains November Special! at the Pottery Barn" • Shades •Blinds Ladlei" 2-Dlarmjnd Ib. Complete Installation Service Star Sapphirt Ring LANCASTER BRAND SHOP-AT-HOME SERVICE Mite Oak 747-4422 AB

FREE PICK UP AND DELIVERY AMPLE FREE PARKING S&H GREEN STAMPS Hundreds of gifts for the home M. SILBERSTEIN LAUNDRY Interior Designs • Furniture • Draperies • Slipcover! UNION-IMPERIAL 25 MECHANIC ST. SH 1-1762 RED BANK 500 BROAD ST. SHREWSBURY SH 1-2228 AUTOS AMD TRUCKS AUTOS AND TEUCKS jama AND TRUCKS AUTOS AND TRUCKS BED BANK MCJSWt MOT CUtA Ftt*. £«, OAiSSt&f kirwr nAtx. if» Bum, tw

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ON THE 1963 RAMBLER! - dr, radio 41493 sedan, auto., red/black" ..$1795 1959 TRIUMPH TR-3 $ 1295 '61 HILLMAN Mr. Sedan, radio ' •58 VOLKSWAGEN, Sedan, radio White, wire wheel*, overdrive and heater, auto...... |U95 and heater, black : $1059 RAMBLER SELECT USED CARS '61 MORRIS MINOR 2-dr. Sedan, '5» MERCURY Mr. Sedan $ 395 1959 MGA $1195 low mileage „ _i 8» 157 TR-3 Roadster, BritUh racer, •59 RAMBLER ... .1295. '61 RENAULT Caravelle Coupe, green, new tires 1$ 995 '61 RAMBLER, 4-dr. Std.n Red, wire wheels, equipped white and black. Radio and -56 OLDSMOBILE 4-dr. Sedan .__$ 458' custom, auto., R/H, F.S. Wagon, auto., R&H., heater, whltewalU J1295 '56 PACKARD Clipper 4-dr. Sedan, full power. PARTIAL LISTING OF FOREIGN USED CARS. "61 CHEVROLET Corv.ir Monxa '60 VOLKSWAGEN, Sunroof, radio RfcH automatic % J75 '61 English Ford Anglia .- 895. and heater, blue »1295 '55 PLYMOUTH Belvedere Conv., 2-dr. Coupe, like new, 4 speed IMPORTS '60 HILLMAN Sedan, green, like red, auto., R&H& $ 895 trans. 2-dr., I owner, like new. new: 18,000 miles t 895 '55 PLYMOUTH Belvedere, radio, '61 RAMBLER 1450. 58 CHEVROLET 795. 1962 RENAULT DAUPHINE 4-dr., black, loaded '60 AUSTIN-HEALEY Sprite Road- like new $ 495 1961 PEUGEOT Sed. R/H. One owner S1375 iter (2) 41095 2-dr., auto., R&H, 1 owner. 2-dr,, 1 owner, dean. '54 FORD Convertible, red f 250 1961 RENAULT DAUPHINE Fully equipped one owner _$ 950 '60 RAMBLER 1395. '5B PLYMOUTH .795. 1961 VOLKSWAGEN Conv. Red. One owner, loaded _...«695 Nine-paisenger Station Wagon. Mr. Sedan, R&H. Automatic, R&H. 19S9 VOLVO 2-dr. sed. One owner. 4 speed trans 41095 1958 RENAULT DAUPHINE BlacB, equipped t J95 '60 RAMBLER ...... 1575. -57 DODGE ..... 375. CONTINENTAL CARS INC. Station wagon, auto., R&H. 4-dr., R&H, HT, Auto., P.S. ONLY QUALITY IMPORTED AUTOMOBILES '57 FORD, 2-dr. Sadan 395. "57 MERCURY.: 795. RED BANK AUTO IMPORTS ' R/H; good condition •Mr. wagon, auto., R&H, P.S. NEWMAN SPRINGS ROAD RED BANK AUTHOREED DEALERS FOR : SH 7-4500 OPEN EVES. TRANSPORTATION CARS '55 THRU'57 —$95 TO $250 Renault • Volvo • Peugeot • Triumph ' 119 NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. RED BANK TWIN-BORO RAMBLER OPEN EVES. 'TIL 9 SH 1-5886 131 NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. RED BANK OPEN EVENINGS TIL ^'— SH 7-0040 COME SEE... TOM'S AND DRIVE.., FOR A REAL AMERICA'S LIVELIEST, MOST CAREFREE CARS! • FAIRLANE FALCON Thunderbird FORD SMOOTH FORD• GALAXIE • COMIT • METEOR FIND MONEY! RIDE...COME IN AND MERCURY • MONTEREY TRY A FINE LINCOLN CONTINENTAL AND THE GREATEST FORD TRUCKS EVERI TREASURE HUNT TOP TRADE ALLOWANCES IT WILL BE WORTH YOUR WHILE OK USED CAR THIS WEEK-END TO FIND US...OUR LOW OVERHEAD AT CIRCLE CHEVROLET CO. SUBURBAN LOCATION MAKES POSSIBLE FABULOUS DEALS TEST-DRIVE ONE TODAY! CHECK THESE PRICES ON THE '55 FORD Country Sedan Sta. Wagon 295. 57 MERCURY Monterey Hardtop 550. BRAND NEW 1963 FORDS '57 FORD Custom !'300" Tudor, Fordomatic 550. '59 OPEL "Caravan" Station Wagon 650. HOLIDAY SAVINGS '57 FORD Convertible, FOM, P.Sr. 695.- BUILT '57 FORD Sta. Wag., FOM, P.St. 695. TO TAKE STILL GOING ON AT '58 FORD Fairlane "500" Hardtop, FOM, P.St. 895. '59 FORD 6 cyl. Fairlane, 4-dr., F'omatic 995. CARE OF CIRCLE CHEVROLET '£0 FALCON Tudor Sedan, Deluxe 1095. ITSELF S&^Z '60 FORD Fairl. "500" 6 cyl. Fordor 1095. '59 FORD 4-dr. Ranch Wagon, Fordomatic 1095. '60 COMET 2-dr. Sedan 1150. '60 FALCON Deluxe Fordor,' Fordomatic 1195. IMMEDIATE DELIVERY '59 MERCURY Hardtop, MOM, P.Sf. 1195. IF YOU WANT '61 FORD FI00 '/> Ton Pick-up 1250. '59 BUICK "Invicta" Hardtop, Full Power 1195. '59 FORD 9-Pau. Country Squire, FOM, P.St. 1395. ON ALL MODELS A Good Car - Good Service - Good Price '59 MERCURY 9 Pais. Col. Pk, MOM, P.St. 1395. FALCONS • FAIRLANES • GALAXIES • THUNDERBIRDS. '60 FORD "Stafliner," P.St., FOM 1350. '60 FORD Galaxie Fordor, FOM, P.St. 1395. OUR HIGH VOLUME, LOW PRICE POLICY WITH THE BEST SERVICE FACILITIES NOVV'S THE TIME TO SEE CIRCLE . . . '61 COMET 4-dr., Mercomatic 1450. IN THE SUBURBS-MEANS yOV GET THE BEST DEAL '59 CHRYSLER New Yorker 4-dr.. HT., P.St. 1395. '60 MERCURY Convertible, Full Power 1550. 1961. Pontiac 1959 Ford 1959 Chevy '60 MERCURY Commuter 9 Pats. Sta. Wag. 1495. '61 FALCON Deluxe 4-dr. Sta. Wag., FOM 1595. Conv«rtlbl«, Radio, h«»t- 3>Dr. Radio, heater, pow- Imp alt 4-dr. Badlo, heat- '60 FORD C'try Squire Wag., FOM, P.St. 1595. •r. whlt« wills. Power er stearlne. White walls. er, power steering. White '62 FALCON Deluxe 2-dr., R&H, 6,000 mi. 1595. •tearing, vary clean. Fotd-O-Matlc. walli. V-8. Power-glide. '61 COMET S22 Sport 2-dr. MOM, Air Cond. 1750. '61 FORD Galaxie 4-dr., FOM, P.St. 1750. '59 THUNDERBIRD, Full Power 1850. "62 FALCON Futura Sport Tudor, F'omatic 1850. '61 FORD Convertible, FOM, P.St. 1795. 1959' FORD T-BIRD v '61 MERCURY Hardtop, Full Powered 1895. '61 MERCURY Comm. 9 Pan. Sta. Wag., 1995. RADIO, HEATER, POWER STEERING "60 THUNDERBIRD, Full Power - 2150. 1895 '62 FORD Galaxie 500 4-dr., FOM, P.St. 2295. WHITE WALLS, FORD-O-MATIC. NOW '61 LINCOLN CONTINENTAL Sedan, Beautiful '62 LINCOLN CONTINENTAL, Air Conditioned Bank Financing — Firtt Payment1 in January

SALES %USED CARS - PARTS - SERVICE FOLLOW YOUR FRIENDS TO CIRCLE CHEVROLET CO. 325 MAPLE AVENUE RED, BANK 60 MAIN St., MATAWAN LO 6-1500 SH 1.6000 AGENCIES SH 7-4541 150 YARDS FROM MATAWAN RAILROAD STATION OPEN EVENINGS SH 1-3130 Since 1904 — MONMOUTH & MAPLE, RED BANK yr-¥nAMy, NOT. 23, 1962 RED BANK &EGISTER MJTOS AND TRUCKS AND TRUCKS AUTOS AM) TRUCKS BOATS AW) ACCESSORIES HELP WANIED-FEMALE SITUATIONS numso, f i FOHEIOH CASE — . .fluey., U*0 tttl POOTTCAC Bonnovtlle convertible, lAOKUfQ rofi s. OM4 Ctrl ta. - to Jtvi to. vxrutat yi'MAH — AUTOS AND TRUCKS AUTOS AND TRUCKS slmca two-door hardtop, 1K0 HiUmanprivate owner, power ettertni, power Check our «d Aotoe, and nn. W new tlUa and ~~ Haaky Wupn, IDto Viuihall sedan, nrakea, power windows, manr otbtr ifticU". BIf used cftt MWJIX at RUK- rtnitmtA ••wear -•. References. Own r. 19« Renault. II you, in foreign cur Mttrai, like new. 291-0810, 8EU Oldimobtle-CadlUac Co. able any time cuajpt sjwday. nUnded, see ua, OUT one lntereat 11 "\r«Tf""r»ATIC«Ai~ilAKlt .Ml UCBNIBD PRACTICAL HURai or to wll them. FABULOUS BVYB during- our Holiday 1»M PLYMOUTH N1NKJPASSENGIEH- rJurWf Aid*. WIlM 4«r. Apply In penon 10-2 p.m. dally. Rlvercreat WILL CART for oonnMemt, mat MAURICE SCHWARTZ A SONS Vied Car Carnival. Bee our display •tatlon wagon. Elttit cylinder, power- invalid or elderly person daft. IK T- 111 West Front Bt. BH 7-0787 Red Btnk. aa under "Autos and Trucks". RUB- glide. Excellent condition. Original own- »• SILVSRTON BE* SKIFF—Firing Mining Home, Chap In ATe., gad Bade. HfLL OmmobHe-CtdBlac Co. er. BacrMce at J850. Call 946-4681. bridge, fiberglass omrljlen. cabin, \m CADILLAC CONVERTIBLE - All bunka, and head, lit 041. Chrysler VVOMAN — •xnerlenm* In child eueT black with White Interior, top condl- 195T OLDSMOBILK M - Two-door 1969 CADILLAC — Coupe DeVille, ab- Royal inline, automatic fire extin- HELP WAVTED-MAUE $19 par weak. :lon. 11,000 mttei. H,50O. Call H2-1SW. hardtop; fully powered, new baltery. solutely like brand new. If you havf guisher, itlll In water. Call for dfmon- muffler and front end. Trade for a steady Job, take over payment! of •tratlon, BH 14210. ut MUM USD WILLYS JEEP STAT1OH WAOON smaller car or sell for $450. 787-1130. J20 week. ADMIRAL, MOTORS. Eliza- RELIABLE WOMAN wlibaa to take —Not (our wheel drive. Call after 6, beth. EL 2-2239. WE ARE HIRING care of children In tier home. 1ST SH 1.4430. 1957 FORD STATION WAGON — Four- i»6» FORD — Two-door, ittck shin. •USINESS NOriCES Made Ave. «H 7-380B. Will board. 1954 OLDSMOBILE 88 — Power brakes door, automatic, fully equipped. Reason- Very clean. YOUNQ MEN (AGES 20-40) RELIABLE WOMAN — Wllhet part- and steering, blue four door sedan. able. 11 2.1490. 291-1240 time housework and laundry. AW - Laterals, pipe Call 049-2510 atter 6. 284-8230. I960 FORDetatlon wagon. Two-door In three departments. Jobs require no December 3. refe/encee.' fJH 1A PRICES 19S6 VOLKSWAGEN — Bun roof, 1476. rinkler systems. Hour or previous experience. Opportunity to SENSATIONAL VALUES during our automatic. Power steering. Good cheap Phone 2-3239, or CA 9-2004. move ahead. Men selected will star Holiday Used Car Carnival. See our dis- transportation, *3W. Bed Bank Auto nr-tm at S9S per week. SITUATIONS WANTED. Mite play ad under "Autos and Trucks", Import*. SH 1-11886. 1355 VOLKSWAGEN — Sun roof, good FIREPLACE SCRBBNS repaired and RUSSELL Oldsmoblle-CadUlac Co. 1957 CHEVROLET CONVBRTIBLE - mechanical condition, Ideal lecond ca~ made to order. Bright Atre. BH T-KM.CAU, SH 1-432S BETWEEN 11 A.M.WOB SCHOOL BOX - Reliable, ei- Bright Store, SH — perlenced. desljes work after school 1951 NASH RAMBLER-Overdrlve. New Radio, heater, original owner, new J3O0. CA 2-7254. 1 P.M. OR S-J P.M. JOB AtPOBW and wwlHD4f. Caul evenings. |H 1- [| starter and battery, radio, heater. Run- tlrei. 4700. Must sell. 5M-26U atter 6 1955 PLYMOUTH STATION WAQOK- CHARLES HOWBR — Mam ConMIN- T nlng cratltlon. J35. BH 1-4729. p.m. V-S. Power brakes, automatic trans- tractoiri . N.o lob too small. SB 1-447) or 1963 VOLKSWAGEN — Excellent con- 195S PpNTIAC — Four-door station mission, tinted glus, roof rack, four SS 14172. ELECTRICIANS wanted tor sew house dition, dean. Call 9(9-2107. After 6, wagon, power steering, good ihape, door. Good condition. OS 1-23M. wiring. Large housing project In Uat- HNANCIAL FX 9-S035. BJW. CO 4-27*2, ^^ PAINTING — Carpentry. General re- pairs. Reasonable. awtn. N. J. Steady work. Call JU- BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES AUTOS AND TRUCKS MOBILE HOMES LI 2-M23 WI 6-4071 *tter I p.m. AUTOS AND TRUCKS REAL ESTATE BALXB1IAN — Hxperl< FABRIC AND TARN SHOP SLASHED UOMENICO PEIMBRANO — Carpea' ence not necessary. Apply In person Good location, low overhead, J2.B00, MOBlLff nOMKB ter. contractor. All kinds oi carpenter OLAZEBROOK AGENCY, Avinue ol Call H7-1881; alttr six, SW^IBM, Used • 10& down work, alterations. SH 1-9183. A LARGE SELECTION OF Two Rivers, F.umson. 842-1700. FOR LBASE — American ell company New • 7-year financing MURALS PAINTED has several service station opportuni- ROBBINSVILLB MAN WITH SEWAGE treatment plant DURING OUR Detailed work operating experience for full time posi- ties In Moomoutn County. Ftoanulal as- GUARANTEED TRAILER SALES, INC. Call 741-0248 tion, salary open. Bend reply to Madi- slst«D28'or Qualified personnel Phone Route 130 Robblnsvllls, N. J son Township Sewerage Authority, F.O.Kl 1-9121 or write "A.Y.", Box ill, GENERAL CLEANINO—Cellars, yard! Red Bui. USED CARS AT rOUR AUTHORIZED . JII 7-13M and attics. Also otb»r cleaning done. Box T2, Laurence Harbor, N.J. Reasonable. 787-18S6. JUKIOR ACCOUNTANT — Learn auto- BEAUTICIAN—Be bossl Ternilo deal. ntobll- accounting. Prefer night college Small shop Ked Bank low overhead. •OATS ft ACCESSORIES student of accounting. Tom's Ford, SH 1-2218 after 7 p.m. Principal! only. DODGE, DODGE TRUCKS EMPLOYMENT Inc., Matawan. Call Mr. E. W. Harper, COLTS NECK — 135 feet hWrway MARINE INSURANCE - Bee us-35 LO 6-1BO0. frontage In business zone, with, two yeatB experience. Call today. ROLSTON HELP WANTEO-^FEMALE bedroom bungalow. Ideally soiled tor WATEF.BURY, Eealtor-Insuror, l« W. RELJABLE MAINTENANCE UAK - any highway business. 110,000 OEORQB Front SL, Red Bank. SH 7-6300. For night work. Call Personnel. SH 1- Compact Dodge Dart Dealer 2700 between 9 a.m. and 0 p.m. V. ILLMENSEE, Real Estate, BL M, 14 FOOT boas. 30 to. aferrary motor, TELEPHONE SALES Coin Neck. HO 2-3173. trailer. In water. IZW. Call CO 4-3S8 Part-time or full-time. Ambition ana aEXPERIENCED AUTO MECHANIC - Qood wages and benefits. Apply In ROADSTAND AND BUNOALOW—Two HOLIDAY after « p.m. Plewant voles ara our requlnmcDti. acres; State Highway; Anting |U.M0 BelJIne experlftnca not neceuarr. w« person. Bed Bank Auto Imports. 119 17' • "61" BROADWATBH, TO h.p. Mer- it Newman Springs Rd., Red Bank. HAEOLD LINDBMASIN,, Breter, «»- train you. For interview phone: Daya. tontown. LI 2-1103. " cury, eltcule, pullt.10 tank, all canvas, BH 1-0010, extension 31. Evenings OS 1- FRANK VAN SYCKLE, Inc. llKtm, lire exUngulittt and extras. PR AUTO BODY PAINTER-Experlenced. 1047. 4-23S5. Full time, steady work. Apply In pe/- Over 50 Years Selling Automobiles son Dick Matthews, Red Bank Aulo MORTGAGES MUST BELL — As IS, four rowbostl. REGISTERED NURSES - supervisors, Imports, US Newman Springs Rd., Red 18'. JT5; two U't", KO each: 12', 1933. p.m. to 11 p.m. and 11 p,ni. to 7 a.111. Bank. Red Bank SH 1-1296 47 Oakland St., Red Bank. Year round position. Write "A.X.." Box 149 W. Front St. 5X1, Red Bank. EXPERIENCED OA1 STATION AT- TENDANT - 811 div wiek, 8H 1-tUt. MONEY AUTOS AND TRUCKS — AVON MLLS rrsiiui—rut or pan ask for Red. ilme. BeversJ territories, open for Consolidate Debt* women tDterest«4 In 'bavug a good KDlTORlAL ASSISTANT steady Income. Biparlesse unneces- R#cani Journailim mtior; Jon« Low Payment* USED CAR I OK USED CARS sarr. SH 1-13(3 or write: Mrs. llarfa. Uihed m«rchanaiiin« trad* , mall re»ume. Pott Exchange ft Com CALL SH 1-4700 ret Qulotta. P. O. Box UP. Red Bank. roMccry, 43 W, Front, Bed Bank, SPECIALS! EXPERIENCED ssleswoms.il wanted. First and Second MORTGAGES Bee Mra. Oreen, Sylvette's Children's HELP WANTED-fttale - Femtle to homeowners who need money WE NEED ROOM Department. MiddLetown Shopping Cen- tor ter. 1962 CHEVY II BAIIS BMPLOTMZNT AOSNCX • HOME IMPROVEMENTS DUE TO THE TREMENDOUS RESPONSE OF THE 4uall(ted Personnel For Quality Orders Nova Station Wagon. SALESLADY — Experienced. Curtains no Broad Long Branch CA J-474T • DBBT CONSOLIDATION and draperies. Walters, 47 Broad St., BARONET REALTY. CO 4-2010 1963 PONTIAC AND PONTIAC TEMPEST, RASSAS Auto trans., R&H, low mi. Red Bank. LABORATORY TECHNICIAN — Fun HOMI OWHEM NIID UOHXt or part-time. Write full details to Home Improvements - deb( cootoUda- HOU3EKEEFER-C0OK — Live In. Call "A.Z.," Box 5U, Red Bank. Uon. Call CA 2-8700. BROTHERS PONTlAC IS LOADED WITH A NUMBER I960 LARK after 0 tf.m. Uuat drive. CARNIVAL! SH 1-1799 REAL OPPORTUNITY OFXK for ex- HOMErran NEED MONEY? perienced nai estate person. HI|hwav Tour credit Is food. First «ad Hconi OF SHARP, LOCALLY DRIVEN USED CARS . . . Station Wagon EXPERIENCED1 COUNTER iRL molllple listing olllct needs help wlti mortfues. BH 1-4H4 or FO %-Wll. Radio and Heater Must apniy In person. 18 and. ovar. wallc-lns and phones. Oood lead* 10- Howard Johnson, Idddletown. K. J. l bmlnt. Call Og KMOO, MERCHANDISI WOMAN TO BABY SIT — And BDWAKO8 KMPLOtMINT AOBNCI 1959 CHEVROLET light houiework. Call evenlngl. IiecutlFi>-B«l«somceDome«lo FOR SALE USED STATION WAGON T47t3U Slararitr and ebllltr wltb hl«h ettii« HAVE YOUR 6-cyl., 2-dr. Bel Air <0 Broad Bt (B 14CT7 Red Bans Auto. Trans., R&H. WOMAN — To mind one pre-sonooler ACS EMPl/jriLENT AQSNOX SHOP BY PHONE . In my home. 8-1. > Inn order * sppUeanl our specially Free quick dally delivery In Red Bank CO i-3»i 12 Broad St. Red Bank SH T-34M area. Outlying districts Wednesdays TYenery Chevrolet CLERK TYPIST — Part-time, apply 11,000 PER MONTH COMMISSIONS and Saturdays. Discount P r I e « •. at FEDERATED PURCHASER, INC., QUALIFIED closers, Call Mr, NedFROWN'S, , 33 Broad St., BH MHO. CLEARANCE! 4S3 Broad Bt., Shrewsbury. SALES and SERVICE CO 4-3630 WURLJTZER — llshogsnjr Bpbwt Or- 1961 TEMPEST—automatic, clean EXPERIENCED OPERATORS — OnMAN OR WOMAN — Eipcrlesced in lan. Can altar > p.m. 787-0007 Sinter Sewlnc Machine, on children's norsl designing. Reterences. Fart time. 787-1971 112 Church St. Keansburg •klrts and tops. DIJOP. SPORTSWEAR, Write • B.C.," Box 811, Red Bank. 1959 CHEVROLET—automatic, power, 6-past. 162 Second St.. Keyport. 234-0815. CJOOD USED CUmUKO-Meo's warn, HIVESTI0AT0R8 — Male sum female, en's and chlliren's. Small nouebold 1959 CHEVROLET—& cylinder automatic TELEPHONE BOIJCiivR — To work personable, neat Apply in person Air- items, consignment accented. Hours 10 pirltme. Leads supplied. Local Red port Plaia Lanes, llwy 3t, Keyport, T to 4:30 dally, Tuesday ustll $. VP- 1959 PONTIAC—automatic, power steering Bank firm. Call SH 1-7503. Ask for p.m. Friday. No phone calls. A.A.A. BTARIB THRIFT SHOP, • East front Lillian. Security and Investigation Bureau.- St., Keyport CO 4-8043. _^^ 1959 DESOTO—9-passenger, power BOOKKEEPER — One elrl office. Lakewood. > Must be eble to do all phases of office AWNINGS 1958 RAMBLER—six-passenger work. 566-31100. ALUU1NUU OR FIBEBOLASl SITUATIONS WANTED, Female Door hoods, patios, etc Protection 1957 DODGE—two-door wagon COUNTER OIRW (2) - Fulltime and sgainat sun. rain, sleet, snow. Free part-time, must be experienced. Applv BABY SITTING — Light housework estimates. Call today. 1957 FORD Squire RALPH'S FAMOUS, 7 B, Front St, for teacher or working mother. Lime Red Bank. . silver area. BH 1-US*. PROWN'S 1953 BUICK—cream puff AUTOS AND TRUCKS AUTOS AND TRUCKS 32 Broad Bt SH 1-7900 Red Bank REVERB — s M. II. Movie Camera and equipment ccrapleta. Excellent CHECK THIS LIST BELOW! condition Beet Oder. CtU V7-1MX bt- twean 6 and < p.ta. i AS IS SPECIALS PIANOB - Save 1200 or more ail lid 1962 CADILLAC 1962 CADILLAC price, brand nek w 8&-not* eoiuoli pi* 1958 CHEVROLET - 6 cylinder, 2-dr. .. $500 anos. 10-yeftr fuarant«e. Comer a«e, 1956 CHRYSLER - $350 "OK" LAST CALL... save. Rent, option to boy, Tamer*! '62 coupe. Maize exterior '62 sedan. White exterior 1955 PQNTIAC — sedan, one owner Music Btore. 301 Main St, Lakmotf. with matching interior. Full with matching interior. Full $350 HAOIC CHEF — Sli-burner us nnft, power . . . PERFECTION power . . . BEAUTIFUL 1954 PONTIAC — Star Chief $125 USED CARS waist high broiler, large oren, lood PLUS! CONDITION. 1951 CHEVROLET - -.$125 condition, S23. 813-2981. ONE-YEAR WALLPAPER SALE $4495 $4495 1962 Ttut popular ROM and LlnOor brtnd*- GUARANTEE 50% Off Retail Pricti Regular S1.4S to B.96 per single roll, RASSAS BROS. PONTIAC now Tic to $1.68 per single roll. We CLOSE-OUT SALE custom mix ptint to match your pa* 1962 CADILLAC 1961 CADILLAC 395 BROAD ST. OPEN EVES. SH 1-51B0 RED BANK KLARIN'S '62 Sedan JDeVille. Luxuri- '60 Special. Black exterior BRAND NEW 1962 DODGES M llmmouth St BH 7-3S38 Red Bank ous gold exterior . . . Full with matching interior. Full UONKL TRAINS DO faufe, dlelel and large locomotive, 6x12 platform, ele- power Including air-condi- power including air-condi- WITH AUTOMATIC AS LOW AS vated tracks, icenery, bouses, many tioning. LUXURY DRIV- tioning. SHARPI extru. 1129. SH 1-7711. ING! TRANSMISSION. S LADIES DRESSES size 18, one tile IX Black suede shoes, site Vi. Never $4695 $4195 BUY NOW - PAY LATER worn. Reasonable. 8H 7-369t DELIVERED BAR — Good condition. Best otter. Stroller earrlare. Seat offer. | Over 250 Quality Selected Cars fo Choose From OS 1-1841) UAHOOANY BABY ORANB piano, SEE THEM TODAY AT good condition. Black Angus (Isallbui 1961 CADILLAC 1961 CADILLAC rotesserle, king aize, never used. Twft pair custom-made drapes, excellent Lowest Prices! Best Terms! Tops in Service! naterlu, almort new; IN" wide by "62 Coupe DeVille . . . Fully '62. Sedan DeVille. Gleam- Si" long. OS 1-1OS8. power equipped for your ing white exterior with driving pleasure. . .Green matching interior . . . Full F & H MOTORS ,INC. (More Classlfled Ad« exterior. NICE1 power. EXCEPTIONAL! . 35 LI 2-11II EATONTOWN On The Nest F«ge) $3995 $3995 No One Can Match Our Prices or Terms AUTOS AND 1TWCKS Phone For Instant Stop In Today and Ask for the Now Credit OKI! "RUSSELL MEN" PR 4-1500 Cliff Doring • Prank Reed NO MONEY Up to 3 and 4 FIRST PAYMENT DOWN* YEARS to PAY JANUARY 1963 Charles Walters • Fred Koeser THEY'RE WAITING TO DO BUSINESS WITH YOU •60 CHEVROLET $1695 '59 CHEVROLET _ $ 995 Impala 2-ilr., Fully Equipped Bel Air. *-dr., Fully Equipped- "60 FORD $1095 '59 CHEVROLET $1195 1,231 Falrlane. i-dr., Fully Equipped Impala 2-dr. Hardtop, Fully Equipped Cars Sold Since Jan. 1, 1962 '60 CADILLAC $2995 1959 CADILLAC It Pays To Deal With The Coupe 2-dr., Fully Equipped '58 MERCURY $ 695 1961 CADILLAC Monterey, 2-dr., Hardtop, • Leader. Because The Big- •60 MERCURY $1295 ger The Dealer The Better Fully, Equipped '62 Sedan DeVille . . . Blue '62 coupe. All white exteri- Monterey 4-dr., Fully Equipped "58 CHEVROLET $ 995 The Deal! •60 PONTIAC $1495 with matching Interior. Impala, Fully Equipped Catallna, 4-dr., Fully Equipped Loaded with power assists. or with matching Interior '58 FORD $ 595 Clean car packed with '59 FORD $1195 .. . Full power ... A •62 PONTIAC $2995 Galaxle 2-dr. Hardtop, Custom 2-dr., Fully Equipped miles of CAREFREE Bonnevllle, Fully Equipped Fully Equipped •58 CHEVROLET 695 DRIVING! Biscayno i-VER AN ACRE OF RUSTIC CHARM NEW FOUR AND, FIVE-ROOM an area of fashionable home*. Brick and frame rancher aet {oot livjftg Completely redecorated, 12 South St., 113 River Rd. Fair Haven WEHCARANEK PUPS — AKC, .ualroom, bedroom with adjoining drew- 6 for $77 COOKHAN AVE. AND MAIN IT. champion blood lines, reasonable. tod Bank. 8H 1--3M alter 5. 199 Broad Street, Red Bank-SH 1-3450 PKS-M0O ln« room. dlolDf arem mid labuloiu SHadyside 1-7686 Tri»l» uaete fully weather stripped, Wormed and Inoculated, Call OI a-7Ut- kitchen equipped with O-B 12 cU. ItTINTO. N FALLS — Attractive modern Menmebr Multiple Listing Service noun* Alcoa aluminum, E-Z tilt Can SCREENS AND STORM SASH — Varl- BEAUTIFUL Gtrmjn SHEPHERD refrlgerttoi, rl-ti(e, oren and cshauit house, three bedrooms, spacious living Se cleaned from Inside. Terms. out tlut. 28x55 9PK$5 3$tSft 30x43 38x PUPPIES - AKC reglatered, cBamplon im. Fentarei lnciuda prlvatt entrance room, large basement, pfcmo area. Li FIVE BEDROOMS AT LOW o each apartment, indlTidually con- NEED MORE ROOM—Large ranch, large living room with fire- 43. Bcreeni $L75 each- Storm sub 12 blood tinea, sire blue riboon winner. rolled CMD air eoDdltlonlnr. paraoct COST — Charming rambler in BROWN'S *nd S2JS0 ««h. Phone aittr 5 p.m. Heavy bone. Reasonable. OS 1-0375. SMALL HOUSE — OonalsUag of living place, full dining room, large modern kitchen, large playroom, off Bute 8H 1-M07, oo^ mosaic tUcd bath with colored lovely Little Silver location. Cen- H Broad St SH 1-1500 Red BIRD DOQ PUPS — Registered Eng- Ixturei. ballt-ln TV antenna, Veattian room-bedroom combination, kitchen and t, three bedrooms, garage, large plot Asking $19,500. We have lish pointers, top field blood. CA I-biindi, utormt tnt acraeni; many oth- lath, partly furnished. Located at 85ter hall plan. Fireplace, tonnal WOOD STORM SASH are •till beet SEVEN PtBCB UVUra ROOM FUR- ir line feiturfi iSerlne St.. Red: Bank. Phono llr. the key. Starting price, IJ.S5. Place your order NITWIB in element coalition. five Ja», BH 7-OX-. ining room, large paneled fami- MOT. Red Bank Lumber. • Wall st, piece eet Include* t_re«-piece sectional, NORWEOIAN SUCUOUND - Male, ly room, dishwasher, raised rear Perfectly located across street from GATE HOUSJE; ~- Qualnuy famished, Do you find it desirable to have your parents live with you? Look Red Bant. «H l-MOu. • one ctalr, two end tables, ana one three month* old, pedigree wonderful terrace, built-in range and oven, coffee table. (IX. M Princeton Rd., with children. Call PL D-5JK, ocean, one block to cafcana cluba and thru bedrooms, Vh taths, fireplace, at this —huge split level—three bedrooms and bath, living room, Fair Haven (on lake Are.) SH 1-1J3I. each rights, moments from ihopplr onenMrch, W7» per month. ROLSTON two tiled baths with:an unfin- SUPPORTED vnnx IRISH SETTER PUPPIES. AKC reg- 'ATBRBURY, Bealtot, is W.Front »L, ' ' room, large kitchen on two upper levels. On ground level, Meugahrde aid Boltanei. VIBRATOR PI1X0W — Miscellaneous istered. Champion blood lines. Ready ed Bank. SB 7-MOft, ished third bath, attached two- one bedroom, living room with glass doors to back yard, large ^*-1>. » Eatontown U J-O4T7. for Christmas. CA 2-I2KL THE HALLMARK ar garage. Low taxes, M" MAOlp CHE? «• range K. Tooth photographic equipment. Car vacmnn RED BANK — Six-room home. De- and tile bath, cellar. Attached garage. Asking $24,900. cleaner. Full site bed and maltreat, I CHMSTMAsi-One must sell quickly. Cannot be bed wilh bookcue lieadboard and wetMl burner. Chlld'a rocker and table. jusrr m Ton FOR __. RANCH APARTMENTS cember I occupancy. Convenient loc- Wool mattress 130. Twelve children's left, tight weeks old Uan. WO per mouth. SH 7-8000. duplicated for asking price o records H SH 1-6W2. TV Mt, 12" ae la. Two airplane cloete. Call IXI-mtl. Ocean and Sternberger Aves.' UONMOUTH BEACH—New eight room $27,900. HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE SECOND HAND BRICK — Cheap. 114 BASSET SPAYED FEMALE — One .gent on premises: Arthur Bahlav house, 2H bath*, two-car garage, on •Brtngdale Avenue. Red Bank. Call year old. jrood wlta tiilMrtn. Call after igeocr. Toe. Pit S-W3S.. water with docic Complete new Wast- SH l-7te». Phones: CA 2-12SS or MU 1-8700 nchouee appliances, dtahwaeher, dry- BIG ROOMS - LITTLE PRICE er, built-in range, refrigerator, option MOVE IN FOR 3ORGEOUS COLONIAL RANCH 13* CAMPING TRAILER—Bleepe three. PLAYER PIANOS BMOINO CANARIES — Yellow , — Four doable bedrooms, l/j The latest rags! Use as a regular whitewhite, guaranteed, to sine or replace- IIRECTIONS: Oarden State Parkway o buy It desired. (220 a month. CA :•baths, large easy to care for lot on natural tree shaded lot with ' • and awe tire, MM. 17 Swim piano. Use as a player. Easy terms. > eilt 10$ onto Rt. It. onto Broad!— 1829. . ' ' ; Jtlrer Rd., Uncrott. ment. KKYPORT PET SUPPUES, Rte. right on Norwood Ave.. left on Br.__ with post rail fencing, plus a CHRISTMAS running brook. Eight spacious Anderson Music. 30 Broad «t 39, CUffwood. tO «-«SJ». JTTLE SILVER — Residential, three on Ave. to Ocean Are., right two rooms, four bedrooms, 2% baths, fffBWKITERS, AUUino machines. ilockj to apartment*. bedrooms, Vi baths, J155, plus -till- backdrop of shade trees. Living Santa sava do. 1 gift for Investment Ail make* new or used, guaranteed. SUINDERIZmO KQUIPMXKT — Va patio, attached garage. Only Uiw u i-4 BerplCo'a. 101 Monnuxith rent or «-l-: tree deuverj, Sootb In- BH 13_89. room, cheerful kitchen, full base- buyera anould be tbls Immaculate two- at N« Stoeatai SH MWV •ey SUROICAL SB T-Mli, REAL ESTATE FOR RENT HIQHLANDS — Off Hwy. U, four- ment, oversized garage. A good family home. Each door haa modern 26,500. Many other wonderful RIVER VHW — Two-bedroom un- room cottage furnished, enclosed porch, alue at $18,900. Taxes only $394. kitchen, giant sized living room, three features left for your surprise. •TERCO CONSOLE—With phonoirepb TRADE D) your old roronnr. with no APARTMENTS ' .furnished apartment, excellent condition, overlooking ocean. Immediate occupan- big Marooms, and bath, full alnlnr end A1C-/J- radio, mahogany. Excellent down paymest ao4 get e> new partor utilities Included. S128 per month. Im- r, couple preferred. -72-186S. Low down payment. room. No money down vets. |2& Convenient financing available to condition. Call SH1-«4W after » p.m.or dlnf-i room let at atle prleat, WU- mediate occupaner. R0L8TON WATER- down non-vats. qualified buyer. llam Lett fnnjltuie lac, Bwy tt. BUltr, it #. Front Bt. Red Bank. NAVEB1NK—wea,r Atlantic Highlands, HO TRADW — Beat offer. SI* SB- Ul.dleuwn. ID 1-JJU. open erestnfi unfurnished, heat and refrigerator, ONCE IN A-BLUE MOON — ONLY ^,700 AT FIRESIDE gallon drama, perfect for float Phone GARDEN APARTMENTS IH 7-3900. Utl • p. ra. • ^^ adults. December. «5. 2M-2943- Rumson waterfront reduced for UJMSON — Lovely seven-room 5l-2t». THREE ROOKS — VurnlslieA prlrate UK-t A HOUSE ON A CB-UBTMAS WE BUI AND 8EIA mnytntng and ONX .AND TWOBIDROOMS. Situated SMALL BUNQALOW — Available De- CAKQ. ?es, this cute Caps Cod Is on ranch on dead-end street. Four IWUSUAI. AMTIQUE - Boetoo rocker In the beat KM Bank reildtnUtl ntrance. Couple only. uick sale. Almost new ranch ererytHlot Oln um tugaeet ptfeca. cember L Furnished. Write "B.A.. Box a lovely landscaped lot In the best bedrooms, two baths, fireplace, an- alx hilf-iplndle. plank bottom Call William Lett rurntton. Inc.. Bwy.area. (140 per month and ttp. 111, Red Bank.- ome. Deep water dock, three iccUoa of . town. Gleaming science chain. Call M3-MM. • separate dining rooro, all etec- a. ldddletown IB l-MU. Open ere- Dial 741 -7200 LONO BRANCH — ForrJsIlM apart- RED BANK ARBA — Three bedrooma, bedrooms, dining room, washer kitchen, full dining room, larga living BHCTC9-OPEDIA AKIRICANA — like olnp till » P.B-. menta. Four rooma and bath. Heal completely furnished, SITU per month. and dryer, screened porch. Im- room, three twhvclzed bedrooms, Ulec tri'e: kitchenkitchi . Full basement, two- PHILIP 1. BOWIIUJ k CO. ' water a-pplled. CA 9-1183. | baths, full basement. No money down Jew; bcludei bookeaae and free ac TTNDATX AGENCY. 19 E. Front St, mediate occupancy. Low taxes. car garage. Now 532,900. »m-a. BB. Call CO i-g». ALUMINUM COMBINATION . Real Estate Since UW COUNTHT SETTING — One mile Red Red Bank. BH 1-W30. vets. S36O down non-vets. OS XEnUQERATOnUERATOKR —O Oood condl- Low maintenance. Now only $22, ONLY $11,500 AT FIRESIDE WALTER S. i OVXRTON tank etatloa. lit rooma, utilities, »00. EATONTOWN — Three-bedroom, nnch, LITTLE SILVER — Four-bed- WINDOWS AND DOORS full baaement. .breezaway, attached ga- OOP. FOR A REAL HOIJDAT — Wrap this room colonial with two tiled "When ibe Contractor* Bur Tntm" «0'White SL. Red Baak TVE-ROOM — Unfurnished apartment, rage. In quiet, residential area. Yearly aparkllng four-bedroom split lev*! up TWO PUCE SECTIONAL SOFA — Nothing tttt . . . but we'll jlv. you heat, lights, water. Adults only. U ~ lease, S135 a month. 8WEEMCY WVERVIEW COLONIAL - Best baths, living room with fireplace, Opposite Municipal Parklni Lot AGENCY. P.O. Bid*., Sea Bright M2- and give It to your family. Bright Foam rubber coahlona and nylon UTer hlrbcBt qu-Uilr ulumlnum combl-utlon lS: Tttten »alla. Little Silver Point area. Cen- suonr kitchen wlbto lull dining room, separate dining room, deluxe tnt- m. W7-1HS. wiadow» and door* at pricei you'll 1192. full oas-meat with fmisbed recnttio- like . . . aUo , . . aiamlaam le»4«r TWO, THREE. AND FIVE ROOM ter hall, living room with fire- kitchen, large private patio, fall MIME PtECE DINIHO ROOK SET- APARTMENTS — Cloa* to Red Ban-UNFURNISHED — Immaculate six- room, IV, tiled baths, attached car- &D4 knitter and Jaloutlid doon. RED BANK — Two apartments, eat room home, close to bus line and place, family room, dining room, port. No money down vets. SIN town cellar with outside entrance, oil Selling furniture by Moraomon. Sell station. Call SB I-82S-. non-vets. . eonplete or oral table and chain. RED BANK LUMBER four large rooma and bath. '1120 schools. Three bedrooms. 1% baths, large farm-type kitchen, game heat, garage. Now t22^0O, HO I-MU. month plus utlllUta. 7I7-O808. MATAWAN — Lake LeifertJ. Vh mom Ivlng room, dining room or den, eal- ONLY $14,600 AT FIRESIDE a Wan St. sa two garden apartment. Second noon R«nt ln kitchen, baaenwiit, »40 » month, room, five-bedroom, two baths XXCCVTTVB AND SBCEETARIAL 60 DEAL PARK — Three room carafe PFAfF — Console aewlng machine, apartment, fumlihe-. Eatat* properly. 1110. LO 0-1187. >' year's lease. Others from Stza to S17I full basement. Lovely privat HAW SANTA DIUVKB YOUR PREa. ATTRACTIVE — Colonial ranch metal desk. t» to HO. Wooden desks lime oak cabinet, excellent eoodlUoa, Fine reeldenUal uea. KE 1-1530. BATONTOWN — Three rooms, roily ELWOOD A. ARMSTRONG AGENCY. SNT8 to tnls daugbtral custom ranch- on nice street connected to sew- W to ns. a Realtor, too Ptoaoect Ave., Little grounds. A stone's throw to the call 7I7-Ki«e" housette- SH >1N3 Adults. Lease. U M--O. room ranch, halt acre, dead end four big bedrooms, attached garage, rate dining room, spacious elec- gbenrn* muUm% DuPoiK. Kimumt, UNFURMMBED THREE ROOtCS—Hlli No money down vets. S60O down non. Cook * Dunn. • lare on palnta now atartlcles. SB T-3330. TWO ROOMS — Second Ooor, furn-sbe< street wall-to-wall carpeting, electric tric kitchen, famfy room, base- aide location m Atlantic Mat-ends. AU or unfurnished. Bed-living room-and appliances. New Shrewsbury. Price PROWN'S SNOW TUUCB — Tubeleea. USOood utilities. $91 FURNISHED bachelor kitchen. BustDeai woman or cotrnle. HtSOO. Rent 1225. Write B.B., Box HI,RUMSON — Frame Cape Cod "ONLY $15,900 AT FIRESIDE ment, hot water oil heat, garage. ' ar size (OMB need three months, aparjment. S7S. a»l-14H. Red Bank. O Broad st SH 1-TM0 Red Baak Calilll SB I-35» after 5 p.m. BH 7-4093. Conveniently located, four, bed- Only $18,500. You can assume KELVINATOR REFRIOERATOR rooms, fireplace, two baths, base- (All down paymenti are aubject to if/,% VA mortgage of $14,000 and KEUUCINO EOUIPUJCNT-ror not or room apartmenL f7S per month pit FOUR-ROOK apartment, r VA and FHA approval) cu. ft. <3ood ruonfnc eoadltloo. (25. sala. Free dell-wy. South Jeraey Sum- utilities. Adulta. 787-lUt. Near all transportation, ixng Branch. WANTED TO RENT ment, hot air oil, attached gi pay $117 per month including TIT-1307. i SHadysUe 7-X14. Trite "A.W.", Box 611, Red Bank. rm HAVE an overflow of bone .— rage. $27,500. * taxes. M0V1NO' KEW LOCATION — EUtlllne PREFINMHED PLYWOOD PANELINO ATTRACTIVE nicely furnished ode-rooL. FIRESIDE • REALTORS ttenu from preaent houaehoM. Limed rooma, bath, endosedporcn. no uUM- efflclency, tirlvale kitchenette. SH 1-jrospects looking for two to four bed- FAIR HAVEN - Desirabl Bfora you buy see 4' wide ammpiea Ues. snOUJT rooms. Call us for fast action to have oak bedroom aulte, lovely oak pedestal of preflnlslied plywoods on display. 83S4. frame Cape Cod. Three bed- ELWOOD A. ARMSTRONG table, mahogany droplea. table and R£D BANK — Furnished, two rooms your home rented. THE BERO AGEN- J Priced from HMu> fa per t*t aheeta. BRAND NEW four-room apartment, CY, Rt 35. Mlddlet-wn. OB l-icoa rooms, living room, fireplace, chain, upholatered chain, drapea, ruga, Red Bank Lumber, » Wall St. Red with bath, mutable for a quiet business OS 1-2531 AGENCY refrigerator and other Menu. CA t- couple or female. Third floor, 179 s 1115, all utilities. Call dining room, modern kitchen, Bank. (Opposite Konmooth St. A A P) CO 4-S847 Hwj. 39 at Laurel Ave. Kolmdel »l»l after 4 or O8 HH1T daye. month, all utilities included. 05 Waah full basement, hot air gas, at- Realtors intton St. BH 1-8878. FURNISHED APARTMENT — Very FURNISHED ROOMS ONI UPRIGHT GRAND PIANO — PU. BRING YOUR ROLLERS nice, and clean, modern kitchen. All tached garage. $24,000. Tor further Information call HEW WINDOW SHADES ATLANTIC HIOHLANDS—Three rooms, 155 Prospect Ave. Little Silver 873-1160 centrally Iocale4 beat furolahed, adulta irlvale. 99 Herbert SL, Red Bank. ELDERLY PERSONS BOARD RUMSON — Interesting locale. Put on willle you wait Any size op SH 1-4500 ANTIQUES ARE EVXRLABTINO to largeet picture windows. Free rust- preferred, one year lease required. FURNISHED APARTMENT — Living WAYSIDE RESIDENCE. West Park Two-story dwelling. Four bed- BERG OIPIS lor ap«l>l penone. We are less eyelet, (rea crochet shade pull. Phone 291-UM. room, bedroom, kitchen, bath. All utili- ties. S90 monthly. Adults. SH 1-1401. Ave., Wayside. Brand new ranch rooms, 1% baths, full basement, Memher Red Bank atodied to tha ratten. Our eeltctlon Custom made shades, scallop and HStl FOUR KOOMS AND BATH — building. All meals, laundry and care. REALTOR emd prlcea will aurprUe you. COPP-.R fringe, any type. Prompt delivery. Free Completely furnished, all utilities, maid SPACIOUS FIVB ROOM apartments Call KB 1-»8»J. hot water oil, detached three-car Multiple Listing Service KETTLE ANTIOUES. 251 Monmoulll meaaurinc service. Con-enlent^Urms. garage. $25,000. service. 1125 a month. TRADE WINDS available Immediately or December 1. EATONTOWN—Furnlshed rooms, somi Rd.. OaV-niret EE 116». Open Frl- MOTEL, 842.1837. Molly Pitcher Village. Branch and IUMSON — Frame dwelling. dar ereninta. PROWN'S Madison Ave., Red Bank. Call BH' 1with kitchen privileges. Pleasant walk NO DOWN PAYMENT COMFORTABLY FURNISHED — Six 9115. Fort Monmouth. reasonable, weekly, Two' bedrooms, den, modern' MIDDLETOWN — Recently re- S3 Broad B- Red Bank 8U 1-T500 room duplex. Excellent location. Year! lonthly. Ll 2-3-05. ALTENBUR& PIANO HOUSE kitchen, 14 basement, hot water novated two-story {arm colonial. or Winter rental. S42-3029. THREE ROOMS— Unfurnished, grouni RED BANK ,— . Single, double. One floor, near railroad atatlon, adults only. oil. Offered at $13,500. 3% DOWN Large living room, dining room, Rant A Piano $12 par Month MACHINERY FOR SALE KEANBBURO — Five nicely furnished Call after 5. BH 1.2373. ilth kitchenette.' couple, gentleman KKASI- HASON-HAUUH, SOrU-ER rooms, tiled -*-& H-& Three loomM, ireferred. BH 1-1B58 after » p.m. Look lo your betxt'i content ant) 'tljkitchen. Three bedrooms, game CABLE-NELSON. EVERETT' STOCK EMERGENCY OENERATORS — All unfurnished. S70. CHATEAU REALTY, MODERN THREE ROOMS — AndNICE ROOM — All modern, car. ac> the lolet o! your •Jwes are worn thin room, 1£ baths. Lot 116x398. Cookman Are. * Main e*.. Aabury Pk sliea. RelUble Electric Motor, Pater- Real Estate. 335 Carr Ave. Keansburg. bath, over looking river, Ideal for two, DENNIS K. BYRNE comraodatlons, reasonable S? Shrews and your limu ache. You won't find n Price $18,500. Opes daily tiu • sat. an l~to • son , N. J. ARmory 4-778D. 787-5884. one block Red Bank stalion. iury Ave., Red Bank. BH 1-9114. vftltH lllce thli: A young ranch with PR MW TWO-BOOM rurnlated apartment, all FOUR FOOIIS — unfurnished Be REALTOR - mSUROR three royal bedrooma, mammoth liv- utilities. Bright around floor, heat and not FURNI8HSD ROOM — Private home, ing room, dining- area, cute kitchtn and RUMSON — Three-bedroom, two- M" TABUS MODEL TV — Very good MERCHANDISE WANTED SH 74B42 water supplied. 842-3-7°. convenient location on bus line. Pleas- bis bath. Carpoort, attic, full base- int surroundings. SH 1-0087. West River Rd. Rumsoi ment and utility room. Rattge, vene- story borne. Separate dining OS l-3*tt WANT«I> THREE ROOMS — Unfurnished, wiUi FUP.HI8HED APARTMJCHTS — 5 tUn blindf, aluminum storm windows room. New bath and kitchen. tile bath, air conditioning:. 180 peand three rooms, all utilities, nice lo TWO FURNISHED ROOMS — 110 ANTIQUE SHOP — Clothe- tree K, and $12 weekly. Call after 5:30. Phone. 842-1150 and door-v Top condition. Come now Hot water oil heat. 1982 taxes Szis rug t&, pine toy box 15, rockers oSr&SraS_%5ii55, month plus utilities. Call Mr. cheauey, caUon. SH 7-SKO. f 747-28TI and sec. Imtnodlate poise islpn tt JJ, etc. 117 Main St.. Port Monmouth. 787-2330. Keane-urs;. dosing. • 1204.82. Convient to schools. FRIEDMAN OALLBRIES ATLANTIC HIOHLANDS—Unfumll _'RIVA*E BATH — Private entrance, Member Multiple Listing ADMIRAL 21" Table Uodel IV. 133. PR 4-31U BrenUgl CA M4S. NAVEB1KK — Large unusually at- 4% rooms, modem, December 1. Fine large closets. Quiet. Business gentle- $14,900. FULL PRICE mmediate occupancy. Price. Andrea ,ir- with F.M. radio ps. SH 1-PIANOS WANTED—FSOHBcrr PRICES tractive four-room duplex. One bed section, 6 Third Ave. 2M-923T, lan preferred. 842-1B34. ;13,500. MTS after 8 p.m. PAID. CALL H. TENZER, 3M MAIN room, ceramic bath, fully redecorated err,, LAKBWOOIX ro a-aaq private entrance, unfurnished, all utui. nlHMSHED ROOMS — Single OI COHB1NATION BUILT-IN BUS rang ties. Evenlnga and weekends. 291-QM8. COMMERCIAL RENTALS double. Desirable location. 157 Hapli REDDEN AGENCY THE BERG AGENCY and oven. Excellent condition. Aeklnt OLD house shutters, picture frames sharing mugs. Iron b«n«j', etc. Write FURNISHED — Two rooms and bath, Ave., Red Bank. SH 7-2(109, "Personalized Service" WEART-NEMETH HO. OB 1-2882. Wllkeni, 111 Main Bt, Port Uonmouth. LOIK3B ROOM for Km. Center Realtors — Iniurors all utllltltes, *55 per month. 281-1109. town. Could tie used also for ofnci LARGE FURNISHED BEDROOM OSborne M0Q0 USED full alze electric range; flvev OLD ELBCTRIC TRAINS — Made Leonardo. space. Approximately 2.400 eq. ft Writ Reasonable, one short blcck from bus AGENCY piece maple kitchen aet with porcelain prior to 1S40. Uonel, Ives, and Amarl. 'LODC3B" Bo* 511. Red Bank. ness district and bus lines. After HOME - FOR CHRISTMAS — URt. „#35 Middletown, N. J. top table. All In good condition. 787- KBANSBURO — Four rooms, two bed- m., 57 Peters PI- Red Bank. 8H 7*328 REALTOR nit after 6 p.m. can Flyer. Phone SH 1-18W after 8. rooms. Near railroad station. Heat and This rambling ranch has the Daily cooking gaa tumlebtd. $100 per month. STORE FOR RENT — On Wbita 8L, 9-9 Saturday, Sunday 10-1 WICKER BABY CARRIAGE — Also Red Bank. Call 8INQ1-& ROOMS — Clean and coi fireplace for, the kiddies to hang 102 WEST FRONT ST. SIMMONS HIDtS-A-BBD — Sllpcoeel large doll coach! In good condition. Call SJtbier * Carton Agency, CO < BH 7-1100 ortable. Reasonable rates. Oentlemei Included, grey upholstery. Reasonable. •42-0476. 291- or mOMl preferred, tl Wallace St. 8H 1-53M. their stockings in readiness fo: SHadyside 1-2240 - U J-MT7. THREE ROOMS and bath, (urnlahed, OFFICES FOR BENT — Center 01 Santa. Five bedrooms, largi INDIGESTION ? Not tor thli menu OLD FURHITURJI — Anmuea, chma. town. Heat furnished. Call S-NQLE ROOM — For men or wor, Aze you "ftiankful •"' Hen la 24-HOUR SERVICE GIRL'S »" BICTCLB — Qood condi- Claasware, ah objacu and bric-a-brac, all utlliutea. Red Bank. Adults pre- SB 7-1100 en with or without kitchen privilege kitchen with eating area, fami- tion, tlO. ferred. BH 7-tUl. 3Si-O15-> «jr 281-9375. blueplate special and why we are. Member Red Bank Area fmmettlato eaah for anythlnc and ev> ly room-den, two baths wit- Reaaona; erytbJni Ruacll'a. it East Front St. RED BANK'S BEST free paddocks with grass. Call ROOM AND BOARD for lady, eitr * Owner already transferred and will- Multiple Lilting Service THREE-PIECE SECTIONAL — Lawson 8H 1-1&3. , Unusual Qve'room deltuce* garden apart- ire. Call' * third one roughed in, two-car ga- Inr to sacrifice. eota, ellpeovere. 135. Very good condi- ' MS4110 1 YOUNO RIDINO enthlslaat looking for ment. Modern kitchen, two bedrooms. OB 1-3993 rage. Now being offered 101 . Riverfront with 2O dock located In tion Call 241-M03. Large rooms and closeta. Quiet, fin LAROE OR SHALL office space avail- Rumson. riding boots site 2-3 and hard riding atmosphere. able In the Carlton Theater Building, 20 WAVERLY PL. (First houae from $27,900. 1 . . • OOLT8 NECK — Beautiful two-bedroom CONTEMPORARY walnut coffee table, haL SB 1-78-3. Broad). Room next to bath for bur' L Three-bed room, fireplace In HvlnL older home. L&rge living room wltb matching end tables, like new, 125. MADISON OARDEN8 Red Bank. Reasonable and well lo- room, screened In porch with Diet AKTIQUXS — Palnungs, N. J.Atlaa-, 1-2 South 8- , SH 1-7633 cated. Call Walter Reade. Inc., Real ness person. Refrigerator, Laundi Member of Red Bank Multipl . view, larxe modern all electric fireplace, dining room with exposad t?im Estate* ™rchj«d_aS[Wa.ta.d. ~ ~latate Manager. KH 1-1600. privileges. 6K 1-2677' kitchen with a washer and dryer Ubeams. New Idtcnen range and wall HO TRAINS — And assorted construe- 7-3001. The Hudson Shop tee., CM-OATONTOWN — Three rooma, new): Listing Service. boot, oven set In colonial brick. One^cr* broad st, Shrewsbury. renovated, 'loe-udlog new baioroom. Al STORE FOR RENT — With two room lot In choice area. £19,000. tlon toyl. Hr. Madison 109 Orchard utllltttes, completely furnished, .Includes apartment Included. Call I, And moat Important, home te Hill Dr.. X-ncroft. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE yean old which means excellent ti WILL TRADE — Right hand opening TV set. Downataira. Private entrance. SH -7-1932 COLTS NECK - Choice residential SOFA BEP — In rood condition. 1968 aelf defrost large Coldepot with Large yard. Floe nelgliborhood only 741-9100 nanclnr. condition, and early oc< 8,008 Sq. FT. FACTORY SPACE foi HOUSES FOR SALE cupaacy; area. Four'.bedroom, two-story dwell. Call m pound (reezer, excellent condition, three blockj to center o( town. Adultfi Rt. 35, 301 Maple Ave. Ing. Spacious living room with Ore* SH, 73123 for left hand refrigerator. 741-5319. Uaee. LI _._«_: ent. Red Bank. Call . Price: ¥22.000, way b«low cost, EH 7110O There't a piece of turkey you can place, dining room, two-car garaga. Corner -Bergen PI. JOHOO lot with Irult trees. Asking OFFICE — Available December 1. Foi diteit: *nd we'll h«1p you. Call further Information call. PLEASED Red Bank *2«,500. 291-00-1 The Glazebrpok Agency Uany other attractive homes in Colts Wai our reiction wJien ire listed thl ATTBNIUON' SENIOR CmZUNB AN! Neck uea priced Irem (10,000 to (jo.. attractive completely equipped tour , Realfor HOUSES FOR RENT itwly weds, convenience ind economi ear-old horns, three bedroomi, jamt )lu» two bedroom•, large living room CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY Bom. two-car garage, two-ton alr*con Avenue of Two Riven Kunuc tat-In kitchen, TV room, m bathi. full RUMSON — Unfurnished bungalow will Itioner, aoreened porch, 125x350 fincet tasement, all hot water heat. $10,000. Irving room, kitchen, bedroom and bath, indacap'iid plot with large trees, *choo 812-1700 George V. Illmensea A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR MANY NEEDS I hot water oil heat. STf* monthly. Adul i>ui pick up. Idea) for a growing (am! Ifember Multiple Uitlni Real Estate — Mortgages couple only. I0HN L MINUQH, Real ly, Rea Bank area. Aiklng J22,900. ,IV£3 RENT FR-BE — In thli Jove! tors, 812.3500. rour-room apartment, met rent the Bt. J« . Colts Nee* three-room apartment. One-story house ViDl- SELECTION OF KINTALS - Dial 741 -7200 with two completely isparatt unlti. HOpklna Mill Adding Machines—Typewriters Cesspool Cleanlni Painttat **& Paeorattnt rurnlabad and unruratahed. Immed- PMLTP J. BOWERS A CO. *uat reduced to 97,000. EDNA M. NETTER aU occupaoc>. Samuel Telcher Agency Real Eitain Since 1&Q4 ADD-NO MACHINES - Typewriters SEPTIC TANK dry wells serviced. TOM SLAT* - Painting and Decor- Ooaanpon Ave.. oceanport Call or tfiai UCIN3ED FJDAL KBTATB DHOKEH EVIRYTHINO YOU COULD DUSIHB U 5-3ioo or Ll 8-J5O1. In a home. Four bedrooms, TV room, sold, rented, repaired. Serplco's 101 Leeching Held added. BaeUiM work. ating. General Contracting, fully in* WALTER 8. OVKRTOM FINLAY •ARMS—H0MI8—INDUSTRIAL, 8ITBB Uonmoiilh st, Red Bank. SH 7-04-5. O. H, Wilson. BU 1-18(8. suredurd . Twenty yean experience. 77rer e full dining room, basement, llreplace. estimatesit . BH 11-M.M l afteft r aa p.m. MANY niRNlSHBD and unfurnished AtflHate HOLUUEU-COLTS. NICK two lull baths, wallto-wall carpeting, rentals In all aleee and prices. Ella SOi White St. Red Bank REAL ESTATE AGENCY UABLBOHO—FMIKHOU) ARXAB Fuel (Ml — Heating riparian rights on 100*100 lot overlook. Antiques Wanted PAINTINQ AND PAPER HANQIHO— Wiltshire Agency Realtors. UM jcein Oppoiite Municipal Parkins Lot delusive Sales Representtilvos Omcb Lane Rd., RO 1, Hartbora Ing tha tar. 118,000. For a good clean job, reasonable. Ave.. Sea Bright. N. J. S42-OO04. Open MIDDUrroWN — Country living on se- FUEL Oil & HEATINO-C.il SH 1- Call SH T-SWl Id ZIti.er. —in days. 270 Ear Ava. Hlihland P.O. Box 329. Freehold Old Dollfl, guns, Jewelry, cut glass, 0810. Oil Dellvory, Inc., Service * cluded % acre, yet near evarylnlna;. furniture. Civil War books. Appraisals 112-0100 Ranch house. Full btsement, two pea- Sales. 3 Herbert St.. Red Bank. w to w120 Per Month RUM6ON WATERFRONT - Modern nut stone flreplacei, formal dining made. Oilman. 8H 7-1K1. Tanlnc RO AOENCY LJNCROFT — Attractive canter lot UNCKOr*T — gput-level on luce plot, ID. » THE BE! Ulddletown ranch with large screened porcti over- split level, thr«« bedrooms, eicetlen room, threa bedroomi, or two and etu< Home Improvementa PIANOS—onOANB OS 1-1000 looking water. Three bedrooma. beamed condition. Recently painted, lovely dead end street. Ideal lor cnllaren, dlo. Etptnilon attic. Only »la,000. Appliance Repairs Tuned — Ilepalred — Repjland celllnge throughout. Private dock, re- prlvace for grownups. Lower level has BHOnUWAY RBALTY. INC., IlwT. », WOHKINO HAN'S centra-tor—Allsr. Raymond Bosworlh BH 1-7I43 HIOHLANDS — Bungalow, unfurnished, rfUMil to J-.,!oO. ROLSTON WATER- tlon. All schools and, churches tameroom with sliding floors to pa.Ua, atlons additions, p«lntlng, masonry, vfclnltv, Transfer necessitates, mor< llolmdel. CO 4-7010. [01/ Union Ave. I. APPLIANCE REPAIR and Installa- tour rooms, ^trnth. Pleasant location, BURY, Realtor, 10 W. Front St., Red910,600. By 'appointment only, 4H len or fourth bedroom with H-balh. tion. Residential find commercial wir- and all those little lobs. Evenings LO (70 plus utilities. 872-1880. lasament recreation room with bar. UtUTSD BTATIai 8TEBL HOMES 6-ma. Plumbing aad Heating Bank. 811 7-35O0 3371. Ivlng room daalstied to glva lha ing. Allen Electric. SH 70012. IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY — Six-room LINCROBT — Two large bedrooms, 73 floor plana In a> varelty o( archltac KE-HJAN'B HIGHLANDS — Three-family houai "Open (eellni", lotma) dlnlni room tural atylis. prlcad from S10.S09 to Inraran-c 21 Hour service. All heating units house, modern kitchen, tile bath. S100 large living room, ceramic tile bath, Baorlllce, 113,000,• * three betlrooma. twu battu. gsnslbl Auctioneer servl.sd. SH 7-1*37. fUI l-7r» per month. 2.1-8033. large kitchen, bree-eway, garage, dry triced at 128,500. LAWHBNCB 1 ABILITY • BBItVICE • Dependability basement, expandable attic, shrubbed «i-uw lOHILI.INa, Realtor, It Sprint Slre« EVSRSTT II. THORNS'OO, FOUR MODERN VERY LAHOE grounds. Ownar Balfl. 8H 7--21B, HAKL10T — Low cost, large split level Ueal«r B. a. COATS — An essential Auction when you livsura your HOliX, AUTO, Rooting, Siding and Insulation noGMS-Duplex, baseboard nest. Co Red Bank. BH 7.(121 OS 1-O053 Appraisal Bervloe "anywhere." 181other lines of Insurance through OHM or 363D2CT. M1DDLBTOWN — Five-year old, eight- Many extras. Three bedrooms, IV Norwood Ave., Dem, Phone KEUogg ARMSTRONO AOKNOY. 811 14M0.Inaulatlnn * Hldtnt Corp. Oertlfleil baths, unfinished attic, garage, Assum M1DDUCT0WN — Spilt level homei mom split level with overslied at- CJl .iii.rtmi|,n wllli UO0O. Price 118,-04 Blx rooms and rcoreation room, sx IJTTLE SILVER- Four bedrooma, lw» 1-3M1. Johns-Manvillo confractor, I'll 58407 ALL YEAH KOUND BUNOALOW—323 tached garage on tree-shaded half aere 1 baths, attached / garige, near achooU Painting; or Adam Llnzmayer 2D10302. Front Bt,, Union Beach, May pe seen Call W1-8U1, 'aze, l ^ baths. Near schools and shop, anytime. | lot. Three bedrooms, IK baths, large ilnx center. Mortiaies arranged, flu " bus, shopping. 13J.OOO. B1I 12182, Auto and Truck Rental OLSON CO. INC.—Roofing, Siding * science kitchen. Excellent condition, S2O0V DOWN, US4 mohUl Includes tmi ,375 or BH T-S31i. PA1NTINO at lu'finest. Interior aod Insulation. Instnud and suaranteeil OCIANPOOT-MJO perlmonth. Three, 111,700. Cell OB 1-2303 lor appointment. and lmurance for this four-bedrooi M1DOLBTOWN - Ifiree oedraonu. IH exterior. Realdenllal and commercial, bedroom colonial In excellent condition, :wo-bath. tidy Cape God, with (Ira .1TTLK B1L.VHR • BT. JAUE8 PAH' baths, living room with flreptace, klloh- AVIS-nent a new oar or truck. Low Lowest rales. W. Evans. SH I-8»lt. for 10 years. PR 5-0705—-9105(0. HEI1E IS REAL DOIT-YOUrtRBLr — rates, Maple Ave., Red Bank. SK 7- Cloee Fl. Monmoutli and race track. Five rooms, one bath, llrtplace, lull place, (lulet atred (or ohlltlran. onl! flH — Two story with three bedrooms«n, , dining and TV room. Full baaa- 0308. PR tlllU. Dally 1 a.m -10 p.m. Tel. Answering Service Available Immediately. Call THE (1B,SOO. Muit I), seen todiyl H0UT01 llreplace, 1V^ baths. Full baaement wit* ment, finished recieaUon room, hot Piloting and Decorstlog MBIBTRICII AOENCY, SH 1.W88. cellar with water; lively brook runnlm WATBHBUBY, Kealtor. M W. FrOI room paneled. Patio with outdoor lln waler oil heat, ona acre. llt.Ma lm- LET US on your secretary. No need ly UM aide of lltts bone. Whs* di 8T,, Ited Bank. Bit 7-3900. place. Non-lbomuahf^re. Idenl imi medlata oocupanof, OB I'IBST, Building Contractor LOUIS CABBAN - Painter, decorator, to mlis calls. M tour answering ItryBR PLABA — Four bedrooma, IV you want (or alo.WWT To see It eal children. Altraotlvelr priced. BH 1-M1& paperhanger, 2A years eapeilence, u service. 811 1-4100. . h-ths, fully air conditioned, Comer lot koWTON WATBIlBURV, Realtor, * FAIlt IIAVBN - 10S Ridge Hd. Poui LINCROirr — Nad hou» tM.MX). Chapln Ave. BH l-nos after 6 p.rS! *lT0 a month. No agante. Rent now, >V. Front 8t,'Heel Bank, SM 7-3M0. bedroom Colonial, two bath*, tarraci FAIR HAVEN — Three bedroom bun Beautiful new home in Atlantic Town* BUILDER — New homes, room ad- avallabls Janusry. 74I-.947. fireplace, Ian. lot heaullfully (.alow, two oar garaitn, oil heat, (ul; llSM0005>ll 7H-8M8. dltlom, banment and attlo rooms, L. II. HILLi - Palntar. Contractor. Vacuum Cleaner Repair NEW SlinBWBBUKY - Top location sc«p»il. Call ovnM. 84.10O1. Basement, good neighborhood. Nfa 1_5 'slum* garage, repairs and alter- No to}) too, large or too small. Oajl I'UKNI-II-iri DWBLLIHa—Three h«d % acre well-shrubed, epllt ranch. Foui school, bus. I/)w laies. IMMBUIATB ms, Herbert Elgenrauoh. SH 1-5S01, 71MM30. ELKCTnoLUX rooma, fireplace, hot water oil, no pett bedrooms, living room, dining room, A-XTENTIQN VALUE llt'NTIlR-—Own BLBBHON -Kit van Court.' Well Sales Htrvlcp Supplies leiuie, 1115 month., Unfurnished modern kitchen, largo paneled recrea- er moving, must sell. Newly decorated PO8SXIB10N. Ptlnclplas only. SH I-03T1 landscaoed lot IW«IJ0 Newly nsjnted A. 3. P1OONE — Ceranilo tile con- C'.ItL B. JONKB - Painting and dec mod and decorated, five rooms. IU.il>>. DOS Prospect Ave., mils Rllrer. For dwelling, three bedrooms, fireplace, hot null ruoiirooi mwiu iwit UBIh , barniaiif , g,niii«|uv»also t gameroom three-bedroom ranch. Attached garage, MONMOUTH BBAG1I — Three bed tractor for quality, price, nnd prompt orating. General contracting, ~ ' prompt home service or free -'••.«'"•" water oil, two-car garage, no pCtio•ndn baioinentbt . Large JalomtetJalouiill paneleporttled dry basement Fit" larga wood paneled room split laval overlooking Bhiews. 11.000 cash. Call ownar ,lt!-.O0t. m f the fireplace. You'U love it. Asking $37,000. UNUSUALLY LOVELY HOME ON RIVER — Beautifully land- comfortable living room and spacious game room. Many extras. scaped lot fenced in. First floor has entrance hall. 24xl2>4 living SEA BRIGHT. UNUSUAL OUT OF SEASON BUY. NEW RANCH. TRIM THE BUDGET — Buy a larger house with LOWER carry- SHREWSBURY RIVER! CONCRETE AND IRON BULKHEAD. One-car attached garage. Offered at $19,100. room, formal dining room, sun room and Florida room, lavatory, ing charges. It's a rare day in' Rumson when you can buy a porch and patio. Second floor: Four spacious bedrooms, two tiled Deep water. Literally fish for big ones off own patio. (70x20) modem, compact, seven-room, two-bath house for only $27,500. center hall, living room, dining room, modern kitchen, large sun A REAL CHARMER — Three bedrooms, 2!4 modern baths, dream jaths. Dormitory and small bedroom on third floor. Beautiful kitchen, real country style with fireplace. Authentic colonial which There are four bedrooms and space for two more. There's a dry wall-to-wall camet included. Owner retired. Asking $49,500. room, three bedrooms, one bath (space for another). Owner trans- cellar and attached garage, 1962 taxes are .exactly $464.69. Why ferred. Under appraisal $28,000. has had all the old wiring replaced, new furnace and in excellent condition. If you like charming old homes, this is it. Choice loca- not call us. No obligation. We're just anxious to please. GOOD HOUSE FOR RETIRED COUPLE or newlyweds. In excel- RUMSON. ONE OF ITS KIND. NORTH SHREWSBURY RIVER. tion in Rumson. Asking $37,000. lent condition. Foyer, large living room with fireplace, dining SMALL RUMSON ESTATE - Solid, ten-year-old, eight-room resi- room, 12x10 kitchen, two very pretty bedrooms, tiled bath. Low NEW RANCH! Three bedrooms, one bath. Center hall, living room RHMSON RANCH — Four nice bedrooms, two full baths, lovely dence hidden away in acres of rolling woodland. Tremendous pri- (fireplace) dining room, modern wall oven kitchen breakfast space, taxes. Asking $18,900. , .' living room with fireplace, large dining room, modern kitchen with vacy, quiet, yet center of Rumson. Special features include den, screened patio, 20 ft. dock, pull-down stairs to attic, attached ga- ireplace, huge screen porch, big dry celjar. A sacrifice at $45,000. WILL HOLD" A LARGE FAMILY - Four-bedroom, two-bath split rage. Deep water. Under appraisal. $22,000. dishwasher and breakfast area. Has full basement, two-car attached garage and in good neighborhood. Excellent schools, both public level. Spacious family rooin in addition to living room, dining ell, SEASHORE. OUT OF SEASON BARGAIN RANCH. SEE THIS. and parochial. Asking $32,900. WILLIAM H. HINTELMANN (FIRM). > kitchen with built-in range and wall oven, some wall-to-wall carpet, fenced back yard. Asking* $19,200. Four bedrooms, V/i baths. Living room, dining room, kitchen and BEST VALUE PLUS QUALITY — Amid tall stately trees and en- Member Multiple Lilting .Service heated sun porch. Hot water gas heat. Reasonable taxes. Owner joying river rights we have a five bedroom, family kitchen, 16x20; wants action, Will include many extras such as extra lot, carpet- large paneled den, spacious living room, 29x14 with corner fireplace t ing, washer, etc. $27,250. and formal dining room. If you are area or school conscious, this RAY VAN HORN REALTORS MIDDLETOWN. NICE AREA. EXCELLENT CONDITION. SET- is your house for $37,500. THE LOW AGENCY * OVER A QUARTER CENTURY TLED NEIGHBORHOOD. Tall trees. Living room, (fireplace) din- REALTORS ing room, large cheerful kitchen, two bedrooms, den, (or third bed- UTTLB BttVER-BUMSON AREA Member Multiple Listing Service ' room) bath, attached garage. Spacious-plot with tinkling brook. 636 River Road Pair Haven Let us show you this one. $23,000. TRUE CENTER HALL COLONIAL - Brick and frame newly Tower Hill at Little Silver ' SH 1-4477 painted. Top neighborhood, top condition. Fireplace, big rooms, FAIR HAVEN colonial. Three bedrooms, one bath. Sell off plot. 24-foot living room, 21-foot maBter bedroom, 2!4 Wed baths. Two- Member of Red Bank Area Multiple Listing Nice, comfortable, older home. Widow wants Florida, reduces Custom-Built Prestige Home! car garage. Lovely trees. Asking $32,500. price. Center hall, living room, dining room, kitchen, pantry. Laundry in basement. Two-car garage. Excellent location, near All Colonial Design — Now Under Construction RUMSON WATERFRONT 'ERFRONT ACRE — Almost new rancher. Eight rooms, (our schools and shopping. Taxes approximately $500. Asking $21,500. Best schools, lowest taxes and private dock too. Not big, but rooms, den, two tiled baths, hot water heat, oil. Frame and Five or 81i-Be(lroom lunch: Four-Beitrflom Sollt Level: new ranch has three bedrooms, one bath and garage. Well below n cut stone, fireplace, garage. Incomparable at $31,500. RED BANK COLONIAL. A-l CONDmON. VERY UNUSUAL LAY- Four Bedroom — Two Slorlts. Exclusive Tower Hill Section. appraised value at $22,000. It is vacant and we have the key. OUT. DISTINCTIVE! Foyer, living room, dining room, kitchen, Minimum half-acre lots. Priced from 135.000. Open, for ALMOST NEW FOUR-BEDROOM RANCH - Half acre. Fine area, LnipectlOD. LARGE HOUSE-SMALL PRICE den, three bedrooms, \y2 baths, basement, garage. Den has rustic good school, recreation room, screened porch, two baths, two-car beamed ceilings, rustic shutters, rustic bar, etc. Out of the old PROSPECT AVE.. JUST OFF HARDING RD,. UTTLB SILVER. This almost new, four-bedroom, 2V2 bath home has large recrea- garage, basement. Transferred owner asks $23,500. Bargain! world into the new. Handy location schools, churches, shopping. tion room and oversized two-car garage on a full acre. Eight DIRECTIONS: Broad St., Red Bank to Hardlm Rd. Proceed down large rooms and asking $25,500. Taxes approximately $560. Asking $26,000. > Hardlnf Rd. to 2nd blinker; right on Proipect Ave.; three, homes 804 River Road Fair Haven, N. J. Immediately on right Additional lots available. CONTEMPORARY—RUMSON SHadyside 7-4100 MEMBER RED BANK AREA MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE For additional Information call: rjR 0-5393. If you like contemporary, want good schools and nice surround- ings, you will love this modern ranch on a two-acre plot. Large living room has cathedral ceiling and expanse of glass on three HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE sides. There are four bedrooms, 4wo baths and a ground level floor with plumbing, heat and a fireplace which you can do with RUMSON — Older two-slory co- VETS NO % DOWN JOE MULLIGAN SAYS UNCR.OFT — Just Tor kltla, Dead-em LINCROFT — $22,500. Lovel; as you please. Many extras. Reduced to $49,500 to sell. lonial in good neighborhood River Oaks Section of Fair Ha- That NO WHERE In this area can youstreet, large lot overlooking woode< THANKFUL needing some renovation. Living ven. Most unusual value in this buy & three-bedroom colonial home area. Split level. Living room, f«L three-bedroom split, recreation dining room, four bedrooms, room, dining room, kitchen, three hree-bedroom ranch type home. with living room, dining room, good We are thankful for the opportunity to room, l'/j baths, acre corner lol basement, two-car garage and a fine baths, 12x22 recreation room, i HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE school. (29,600. offer you this spanking clean prac- completely fenced in and land- bedrooms, bath; oil heat. Ga- Living room, dining room, eat-in corner lot for $14,O0D. Take a quick tically new ttiree-bedroom, 1% bath rage. Saleable extra lot worth kitchen,, full dry basement, two- look. Hurry. It may even be sold by split level home on a secluded plot. scaped. Immaculate interior. now. ' CAPE COD •— Bun ranch. Living room Expansion possible for four bedroom. Separate dining room and many FABULOUS at least HOOO. Full price $13,000. car garage. Top location. Ap- CROWELl. AGENCY, Realtor 11x14, eat-In kitchen, four bedroomi, A 4V% mortgage can be assumed or REAL ESTATE Prize winning ranch with three proximately $115 per month pay* 41 E. Front St. Red BanK SH 1-403O two baths. (13,BOO mortgage assumable FHA loan arranged with IU6 per other features. St. Leo's Parish. RUMSON — Riverfront. Two- 4 Virt. J124 monthly. All chargei. month covering all carrying costs. oversized bedrooms, science ear all for qualified buyers. Must $1,900 DOWN TO ALL BUYERS—Move PrlCf $15,500. ASSOCIATES 'irtiee y -°'d Medallion ranch in con- see to believe this value at $15,- Tight Into this vacant junior executive Asking SIS.KJO. To see, call MIDDLETOWN - $26,500. All kitchen, dining room, entn fpllt level today. Ol&nt Blze living brick colonial. Fireplace, plastei REALTORS foyer, and delightful screenedI venient area on Nayesink River. 500. room with wall-to-wall carpeting, full Schanck Agency NAVESINK ASSOCIATES, walls, Wi baths, full dry base- patio. Only $15,600. Excellent construction. Wood- dining room, bright lunny kitchen, 127 Oakland St. Red Bank three big bedrooms, full recreation Realtor ment, oil fired hot water heat. burning fireplace in 23x14 living VETS NO $ DOWN room, attached garage. Nicely |and- 3 Linden Pi. ' ' Red Bank REALTORS Beautiful enclosed patio, best ol SHadyside 7-3445 ITS SO PEACEFUL room, dining room, delightful Rumson acHpccl lot, cyclone fence. Call now, IN THE COUNTRY. kitchen with built-in range, wash- Colonial. Entrance foyer. Living FIRESIDE REALTY, OB 1-2531. SH 7-0397 934 Hwy. 35 - Middletown all: River rights on the river. GI and FHA Mortgages , Member Multiple Listing Look at this well-planned ram- er and dryer, screened porch, room (with fireplace), full dining HAZLET — Seven room split, extras, Seven Day Service large lot. Evenings OS 1-0600 LINCROFT — $26,500. Four- bling rancher in Holmdel. Three three bedrooms, tiled bath. Ga- room, family size kitchen, four 787-6892 LINCROFT ~- Year old bl-lavel. Four Member Multiple Listing bedroom, 2',4-bath, bi-level with A real bargain. Cape Cod, eight bedrooms, country kitchen, full rage. Reduced below appraised bedroobedrooms,; * nice lot, basement, bedroomi, living room, dining room! , fireplace, in one of the lovelies basement, garage. Low, low value. $22,000. two-car garage. Less than $123 HOUSES FOR SALE kitchen, recreation room fire place. 2 ,4 years old, excellent condition, baths, two-car g&rage, large lot, brook, LOVELY RANCH — Two bedrooms, wooded lots with running stream four bedrooms. Assume GI taxes. Asking $17,500. per month pays all for qualified taxes $610. Price $'26,500. MARTIN new carpet In living room. Large Immaculate inside and out. Own- RED BANK — Spacious River AGENCY. Real Estate, Newman fenced lot. Hot water baseboard heat. mortgage, $95 monthly. FHA ap- vet. tl8,m. Oversized garage. 291-2593. er transferred. Call now, this is LONG, LOW, AND LOVELY Rd. home on corner plot near Springs Rrf. Llncroft. SH 7-2229. praisal. Three-bedroom, two-bath con- a real beauty. Sale Price $12,750 town. Excellent professional lo- FINEST AREA AUTUMN TIME HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE temporary ranch in Holmdel. cation. Living room, reception of Red Bank. Four-bedroom, THE MEISTRICH RED BANK — Two blocks from Full basement, tWo-Cadillac-ga- hall, dining room. den. large pan- two-bath home, entrance foyer, Broad St., Dutch Colonial, three rage, walk to schools and shop- try, • large laundry, kitchen, large living room, fireplace, for- IS "OUR 44th YEAR" bedrooms, V/ baths, sunporch, ping. Many extras. Only $22,- screened porch, five bedrooms, mal dining room, large family AGENCY 2 [ireplace, formal dining room, 500. 3% baths; hot water oil heat, kitchen, full dry basement, hot Newman Springs Road, Corner 'arge lot Owner's sacrifice. two-car garage. Many extras. water heat, attached garage. RAY STILLMAN • FHA and VA terms available. HOME-BUYING Stevens Ave., New Shrewsbury $18,500 $29,900. Many possibilities. Decorating REALTOR SHadyside 1-5888 could'make this a showplace. Saint Leo's Parish — Four-bed- BARONET REALTY JOHN L MINUGH Asking $26,000. TIME! MONMOUTH COUNTY AREA . . . EXECUTIVE'S, room split. FHA appraised $21,- ASSOCIATES ESTATE' . . . RUSTIC COUNTRY RANCH WITH THE BROOK AGENCY 000. Mortgage commitment $19,- REALTORS — INSURORS 800, monthly $132. Recreation McGOWAN LAKESIDE SETTING . . . Nestled on the bank of REAL ESTATE Broker ONLY 5 LEFT! a spring fed lake . . . delightful ranch home for the Sank Building Atlantic Highlands room, two-car garage. Member of Red Bank AGENCY 231-1711 Sale Price $19,900 Hwy. 35, Hazlet Multiple Listing Service ultimate in country living . . . 6>/2 acres of rich farm- RED BANK SH 7-3000 land. Home contains 30' living room with fireplace, CO 4-2010 OCEANPORT - "Turf Es- CHRISTMAS GIFTS FOR EN- 35 Rumson Rd. Phone 842-3500 spotless tile kitchen, two bedrooms, two baths, recrea- 1 tates" — distinctive Colonial I TIRE FAMILY - Two family in- 24-Hour Servic* split-levels and bi-levels situ- tion room with bar, solarium, attached two-car garage. WEST LONG BRANCH Owner's transfer causes sacrifice at $45,000. come home. First floor six ated in natural wooded area I rooms and bath. Second floor A QUAINT GILL ASSUME $2,000 5>/i% mortgage, with winding road, curbs and I AND CHARMING COMMUNITY $124 a month pays all. Four-bed- Complete listings of four-room apartment, rent for E. R. Snyder & Co. sidewalks. Select from three-1 $80 per month. All improvements, YOU WILL HEAR THE room ranch. Living room with and four-bedroom split-ranch I businesses, farms, homes and estates hot water oil heat. Corner lo SILVERBROOK SCHOOL BELLS RINGING wood-burning fireplace, two tiled Realtors and split-level homes with l'/J1 throughout Monmouth County baths, garage, good location. 100x75, city water and sewers. PARK Have the young ones home lor lunch Nice size piece of land with Established 1873 baths. Cedar shake shingles, j Breath-taking view overlooking Ttils extra-line home ha* everything U double hung weather strip I AT WEST LONG BRANCH make home life worthwhile. Pout-bed trees. All for $15,500. Member Multiple Listing MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTING river and ocean. Asking $14,900 room split level, the owner has taker windows and many other ex- [ Spacious and gracitfu» custom homes. many pains to keep this well-land MIDDLETOWN — Four-bedroom Four and five bedrooms. Colonials and ASSUME $4,409 4%% mortgage, MIDDLETOWN-^-Charming three- traordinary features. Relish Shrewsbury Hw.y. 35 SH 1-8600 splits from . . . scaped home par excellence. Also hai bedroom home. Dining room, i(s privacy.' You'll find il home, living room, with wood living room, dining room, kitchen, rter $117 a month for four-bedroom $20,990 and extra bath- Bawboard forced split. Excellent condition. 20' fireplace, oil heat, basement, practical and convenient to I burning fireplace, dining room, water oil heat. Located in an ... base- shopping and transportation fa- live here. Convential financ-1 science kitchen, recreation room, qulslte neighborhood In St. James living room, two tiled baths, Another "Rcgal-Bulll" Community Parish. We will bet it la just the ment, garage and recreation cilities no problem. Deep lot ing arranged for qualified "LUXURY LIVING IN A patio. High on hillside, magnifi home you have been looking for. Call with trees. Quick sale for $16,- buyers with modest down I cent view. Two screened porches DIRECTIONS: Hwy. S5 lo Wall Bt us now, OS 1-3200. The price U J17 room. On a half acre of land. DISTINCTIVE WATERFRONT SETTING" 1 (Off Eatontown Circlei continue or 5O0 with $60O. down, $99.26 pe Priced to sell at $18,500. 500. payment. Act fast—only five [ Owner ill, sacrifcing. $17,490. Wall St. to Fairway Ave.. turn left on month for prlnclpa.1 and interest, 30 left. Sensibly priced at Fairway Ave. to models. year loan. FOR INFORMATION CALL MIDDLETOWN-LINCOFT AREA $18,990. LOOKING FOR A SEVEN-BEDROOM SH 1-1200 FULL PRICE - $17,500 LAWLEY AGENCY — Designed for in-law harmony. HOME? It's also on tlie water with a now bulkhead. Spacious entrance [oyer, REALTORS Ranch type. Private entrances, living room with fireplace, matter bed- MATTHEW J. GILL separate kitchens, four bedrooms, room with fireplace, dining room. TV KINGS HWY. MIDDLETOWN VILLAQE 100 Hwy. 35 ' Red Bank room. 3'i baths, family kitchen. Plot Custom-built three-bedroom ranch. Two•'The Broker Who Knows Middletown" two baths, basement, oil heat 100x400. Transferred owner asking colored ' tiled baths, center hall, large SH 1-6262 Shade trees. Asking $22,500. SAMUEL J27.500. LAWRENCE J. SCHILLING. living mom with raised brick fire- Hwy. 35 Middletown Realtor. 16 8prinE Street. Red Bank place, separate dining room, modern SH 7-4121. eat-in kitchen, electric wall over, bu)lt- OS 1-3200 OS 1-2917 Multiple Listing Service OS 1-2590 range, natural birch cabtneti, 'hot 5 CORNERS MIDDLETOWN at LITTLE SILVER, N..J. IMMACULATE A- Two itory Colonial, water baseboard heat, detached ga- TEICHER full finished basement, full dining rage with blacktop drive. Large Distinguished custom-built * room, garage, aJI electric kitchen, city wooded lol. Home only one year old $11,350 gewera. Owners transferred. This one Belling due to transfer. $23,900. Cnl BERG PAUL P. BOVA models to choose from on 9 is vacant and ready to move Into. OS 1-0242 for Inspection. ^'yean young. FHA appraised ranch. AGENCY Price: $18,900. WALKER & WALKER, Living room, extra large knotty pine REALTOR Realtor - Insurer one-half acre estates from Realtors, 1000 feet south of Llly-Tullp LINCROFT — Seven acres, four bed kitchen, three bedrooms, ceramic tiled 24,990 Co., Middletown. Phone 671-3311. Multi- roomit, family room, modern kitchen bath plus a greenhouse. Exclusive Broken ple Listings and Trade-ins. Open 7 dining area, itpacious living room. Ex- Highway 35 Middletown days. cellent farming. BH 1-2811. NOW HEAR THIS! .OS 1-254. Full Waterfront Rights • Free Dockage Facilities CASEY'S AGENCY, INC. OPPOnTUNITY knock* (or the family OPEN V A.M. TO • P.M. 287 Oceanport Ave. BROKER t)uI WRjitJ tremendous value plui In Excellent Location for Commuters HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE Hazlit, N. J. this spacious i even-room split level ALWAYS A CHOICE CO <-2U8 or CO (8112 dandy handsomely located on % acre WANTED — Large family. Four bed- DIRECTIONS: Hwy. 35 south to Sycamore Ave.. left on Sycamore lot, Three bedrooms, 1V£ bathi, rec- OCEANPORT WATERFRONT SACRIFfCE reation room, full basement and at' rooms. 1^ bstha, family kltehen. rec- to Branch Ave.: right on. Branch (Little Sliver It.n. Station) to tached garage are among Its countless reation room, city sewers. $17,800. Or Bllverslde Ave.; left on SJlverslde to models. Rumson. Custom-built three-bedroom ranch with attached FOUR-BEDROOM RANCH features. Yes, there's a dishwasher, 'assume' SH% GI mortgage. 542-3500 garage. On deep water, 20ft. dock. Living room, fireplace, washer and dryer for mother to love, FOR INFORMATION CALL SH 1-1200 Only six yeard old on u, acre In a too. 8£E IT TO HKL1KVK IT ! CUSTOM THREE-BEDROOM RANCH deluxe kitchen with dining area, washer, dryer. Immediate very good area. 22' living room, din- — 100x200 wooded lot. Extra Urft occupancy. $22,000. ing room, modern kitchen, four very $750 DOWN kitchen, full basement. 115,500. generous bedrooms, two tiled baths, FHA APPRASSED $17,650 patio, basement, garage. Large Ui^> POUR-BEDROOM CUSTOM RANCH- mortgage. This Is an Imperative lale Formal living room and dining room, J1D.7O0. modem kitchen, rarage. Large lot. CROWELL AGENCY, Realtor «17,10O. SENSATIONAL NEWS! 41 E. Front J3t. Red Bank 911 1-4030 THE BERG AGENCY EATONTOWN — Three bedroomi, 1M "Personalized Service" baths, ranch. In excellent condition.' LOTS AND ACREAGE BUY the FOLLOWING HOMES with NO DOWN PAYMENT, Full basement, living room, brick tire- OSborne 1-1000- place, dining area, modern eat-In kitch- LINCROFT — Lot S5.2O0. Lot 2H acres. en, dishwasher, dryer, two-car ga- Route #35 Middletown, N. J, Cedar Dr.. Atlantic Township, 17.0OO. if your income is satisfactory. Yes, "no down payment!" Realtor and Insurer rage. Low taies. Owner. 632-2516. Daily 9-9 Saturday-Sunday 10-7 Call W-XOi. FOUR-BEDROOMS — Two baths, «a CHOICE SELECTION ol two-to-Uires W» art in the unusual position of being able to finance through a 1480 Ocean Ave. 842-0004 Sea Bright rage, basement, extras, *',; — mort- acre wooded plots. Oak, beech and ;age. (20,900 or belt offer. 741-6482. A MOTHER'S DREAM- dogwood, tome with vUw and brook. '; local financial institution with no money down, regardless of Open 7 Dayi Member Multiple Listing Tree-shaded ranch nestled huge oaks. others high and rolling, died restric- HOUSES FOR SALE Three bedrooms, pine living room, dtn tion to protect purchaser. $9,600 and whather you are a veteran or not. Act today. ing room, modern kitchen, lull base up. "Holmwood, Atlantlo Township. ment, recreation room, garage. On Pnul R. Btrykor, Rtultor, Holmdel, dend-end street. Children can walk to N. J. 946-1141. ' Move right into this spacious four bedroom ranch, two luxurious baths, paneled den, school, A 'spot you will love. Large foyer, fireplace in cheerful living room, formal dining, modern kitchen, two car garage. (W^l mortgage. Priced JM.0OO. CltOWELl, AOBNCY. Realtor REAL ESTATE WANTED Large corner lot, excellent location near river. Exceptional value for only $29,900. Pay- <( K. Front St. Red Bank 8H 1-1030 WANTED — Two, tnres and lour.bed- ments approximately $270. per month including taxes and insurance with no down payment. PORTAUPECK. ATTRACTIVE BRICK room homes, price (13.000 to $3S.O0O. So well priced is this lovely home that it rates double stars from the' M.L.S.! 25' living AND FRAME RANCII. Excellent loca- We have serious buyers waiting. El* tion. Center hall. 21x13 living room WOOD A ARMSTRONG AOENCY. room with brick fireplace, dining room, three twin-size bedrooms, two full baths, well- with [Ireplace. Dining room., Carpeting. Realtor, 653 Proipect Ave., Little Sil- planned kitchen, enclosed jalousie porch. Hot water baseboard cast iron heat Wooded Kitchen with breakfast room. Three ver. SH M500 TURKEY FARM? bidrooms. Two baths, half basement lot. ?25,300 and HURRY. Payments approximately $230. month including taxes and in- Hot water heat. Patio. Attached ga- WANTED — Older home In Red Bank. surance with no down payment. rage. J2I.9M. LAWRENCE J. BCHILL- At least three bedroomi. Writs "A.M.," 1NO. Realtor, lti Spring Btreet, Red Box oil. Red IUnk. Four master bedrooms and den. Ranch, over half acre—with basement and two car Bint. 811 7-4121. a tached garage—three years old—frame and brick construction in Oak Hill—$33 900. WATERFRONT HOUSE - With dock (More Classified Ads and bulkhtfail. Bee 213 Comanche Dr.. Oh yes, owner will repaint for you. No down payment-approximately $285. per month ' Oceanport and call KE 11772. Asking On The fyext Page) including taxes and insurance. Of course, the above payments can be reduced if you NO!..... MT.MO. have a down payment. MOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE EXCHANGE OR BUY! Thank goodness, you can't buy a turkey / Move right into this spacious four-bedroom rancii, two luxurious baths paneled den foyer, fireplace in cheerful living room, formal dining, modern kitchen, two-car garage. Large farm in the Greater Red Bank Area . . . THE KIRWAN COMPANY corner lot, excellent location near river. Exceptional value for only $29,900. (that's turke.y talk) . . . but you can buy Campbell's Junction, Belford TRADE YOUR HOUSE FOR ONE OF THESE LOVELY HOMES 158 Broad St., Keyport . the most prime residential properties State Hwy. 35, Holmdel through the ... Call 787-5500 MIDDLETOWN — Ranch, seven large rooms four bedrooms, full basement, modern kitch- WALKER & WALKER en, two-car garage, 80x100" lot. $450 down. Approximately $112 per month carries all. REALTORS Asking $13,900. BAYSHORE — Two bedrooms, two-story older home. Very 661 BROAD STREET SHadyside 1-5212 SHREWSBURY, N. J. good condition. Good location. Oil hot water heat. City RED BANK AREA sewers. Formal dining room, 50x100' lot. $750 down. Ap- 1,000 feet south of Lily-Tulip Co., Middlotown . proximately $75 per month pays all on 20 year mortgage. $7,600. 67 1-33 11 RED BANK — Two-story brick. Four bedrooms. Older MULTIPLE LISTINGS AND TRADE-INS . home. Full basement with laundry and extra toilet. All MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE utilities Including city sewers. Convenient to transportation, schools and shopping. Oil hot air heat. One-cir garage. SEND for CATALOGUE and MAP • 24-HOUR SERVICE "REALTORS ALL" $550 down. Approximately $123 per month includes all. $14,900. HEAL ESTATE WANfED BED BANK St Jt*l JSuik kin. KnWpla Friday, Nov. 23, 1962-39J Sarrfc* Wt wm Amtou a jb Petit Jurors id maptatmapt a 4aacri4aacr|iUuU i «| ]»|ir Tumi twW «m«», otter jc* Ha FREHOLD - The fojtowlog Creun Ridge; Frederick E, Buff, lottrlaktu; Itmtt V. PaltuD- Brt orlnioii u to Wr uiM Moomouth Bead); Kenneti ntaMI u osm taouw bn aalaa- ;H0 county resi attrettra con Involved. : petit jury from Monday through Mrs. Mary L. Calcatwra, Long bar la a, Raalior. too. ,.. . George W. Patchtl, Middle- eonJManea la a Realtor. Consult cage FrWsy.. • Branch; John Calvin, New Mon- IM of the Tallow Pagas to ran tafih town; Fred A. C. Pearl, Inter- A. Budd Abello, Asbury Park; mouth; Clarence W. Campbell, phone- directory. • ;> ' laken; Wilbur O. Pittenger,] MtM Carmela Anastasia, Long {Freehold; John A. Carney, Nep- PRICE IS SECONDAKT - _. _^__. 'armingdale; Robert E. PoBt wama a larsa home to aeaMiuBOSata Branch; Nst M. Ancel, Bradley |hme Township; Mrs. Evelyn Neptune Township; Joseph] fiva children and mouier.|n-law. 'What Beach; Booker Anderson, Key' Chamberlin Avon; Mrs. Eva M. hava you? OLAZEBROOK AGENCY. . Putzo, Keansburg; Eugene L. 2 DAY Ava. of Two Riven. Rumaoa M34T0O. port; Mrs. Catherine Archer, Chandler, Howell Twp.; John 3. SMALL COTTAOE — Two bedrooms. laab, Eatontown; Alfonso IOCIIOO or more. Within tlfcm. Write Monmouth Beach; Alfred J. Chapkosky, Englishtown; George -A.y.", Box »a Bad Bar* Annes, Sea Girt; Mrs. Frances Chekan, Cliffwood Beach; Mrs. :aimon» FOB coffin of Premier Joseph Stalin in thit tcene from "The Drivers Fined, Alleohurst; William H. Dreyer, DWTB1BUT10N AMD DISCHABOE Death of Stalin," to be presented in the "NBC White Allenlown; John E. Eisinger, ineville; James L. Sommerville, or Esccunux Neptune Township; Mrs. Helen -ong Branch; John Stavola, At- TODAY & SATURDAY ESTATB OF I/U1QI RAMP1NO, DE- Paper" teri.i Sunday, Nov. 25 on NBC-TV. Pallbearers Man's Sentence lantic Highlands; Mrs. Ruth CEASED (INSOLVENT ESTATE), M. Eogel, Wanamassa; Martin * Notice la hereby (Wen Dial the ae- include (left to right) L M. Kaganovich, Nikolai A. Bul- J. Epstein, West Long Branch; Stein, Red Bank; Edward F. NOVEMBER 23 mid 24 couflte cl toe au&ecribar, Xxaantu of; Itiles, Keansburg; John I. Stock- the eitate o( anld Deceaaed will be! ganin, V. M. Molotov, Stalin's son Vastly, Georgi M. Is Suspended Mrs. Joan Esposito, Hazlet; audited and itated br tae Surrocaia man, Atlantic Highlands; John of too Countr of Monroouth and re* Malenkoy ami Lavrenti P. Beria. The program chronicles Mrs. Loretta P. Evans, Asbury ported for aelilemeot to The Monmouth SHREWSBURY TOWNSHIP - .Park; Mrs. Rita Fitterer, West !. Suszkowski, Manasquan; Rus- County Court, Probau Dtriaton, on Frt-| Robert Walsh, 46 Bdshaw Ave., iell M. Terry, Matawan; Mrs. da/, Ou rauuma dajr ol Dtumui the events leading up to Stalin's death March 5, 1953; I Belmar; Jerry Flam, Freehold; -j WASHERS & DRYERS A. O., 1902, at a:30 Vclock a.n., at this place, Tuesday night was Louis Forino, Loch Arbour iazel Tetley, Little Silver; Mrs. tbe Couoty Court ouae, Monument and his burial, the mourning and the ensuing struggle for po- Edna M. Thompson, Belmar; Court Streeta, Freehold, New Jereer, given a suspended sentence of 30 George J. Fox, Asbury Park at which time Application will be made litical power. days in the county jail on a dis- Theodore W. Thompson Jr., Bel- for the allowance of Cgmmiulooa and George P. Frame, West Belmar. Couneel feee, Dlrecllona for DtatrlbuUrr orderly person charge filed by his Sol Frank, Asbury Park; Ray- mar; George C. Totten Sr, Hotpoint DRYER and Discharge of Executrix. wife, Mrs. Helen Walsh. Magis- Ceyport; Louis A. Trebino, Bel- Dated November 8th, A D. IM. Caltf., formerly of First St., and mood C. Frazee, Asbury Park; VTNCINZA RAMPINO, Mrs. E. S. Walling, Friday Har- trate William Throckmorton sus- Stanley Friedberg, Asbury Park; mar; Mrs. Louise Ulasewich, 2t DePoreat Avenue, Keyport pended the sentence. led Bank: Alphoase A. Vacca, Bad Bank, H. J. bour, Wash., who have been William Gade, Matawan; Her Holpoint WASHER 14?" Executrix. Rev. James Foster and Mrs. Hazlet; Miss Dollis VanRoden, lieaira. Aroooe A- Zager, spending a Month visiting their Magistrate Throckmorton lev- bert H. Geffrey, Rumson; Vin- Counaellora at Law, Foster and children have re-|brother-in-law and sister, Mr. ied $15 fines for careless driving cent J. Gentile, Monmouth •Jlenhurst; Mrs. Jane V. Velr- All porcelain, varied cycle H« Broad Street, man, Lincroft; Thomas S. Vin- Red Bank, N I. tamed lo their home, Columbus, and Mrs. George Totten, First against Richard Cybul of 432 Beach; August W. Getta English- Hov. u. U ». Dec 1 B0.J4 Ohio, after attending fee funer- St, have returned to their home. Shrewsbury Ave., New Shrews- town; Mrs. Lucille Giataw, Long Ing, Long Branch; James W. Watson, Ocean Grove; Frederick Frigidaire WASHER 169" CE Of aJBTTU al of Mrs. Foster's mother. Mrs. bury, and Willie Lester of Fort Branch; Edward K, Gike, Free- OF ACCOUNT hold; Harvey R. Gillespie Jr., 2-speed ESTATE OF ROSALIND S. MUL- Myron Clark, Seoond St., last Miss Lorraine Worlock, who re-|Monmout[onmouthh. '. Wheeler, Freehold Township; LANEY, DECEASED. week. sides.with her mother, Mrs Su Fined $10 each were Roderic Belford; Jack Gobie, Keyport Robert H. Whipple, Howell Town- Notice la bireby alven thit the at eounu of the aubacribera, Executors o( sanna Worlock, 30 West Front! Schoeliner of Portland Rd., Leo- and Mrs. Lillian Golden, Little ship; Allen A. Wilks, Matawan the estate of ssld Deceased will be Harvey Applegste, Jackson St., has enrolled in the medicaJInanJonardo, failing U> have automobile, Silver. and Mrs. Elizabeth R. Wolcott, RCA Whirlpool Washer 179" audited and staled by the Surrogate ol the Countr of Monmouth and re- St, has returned to his home secretary division of Lyons In- registration in his possession; Jes- Shark River Hills. ported for settlement to The Moo- Mrs. E. Judy GoMfarb, Nep- 12 Ib. 3-cycle aufo. water level control- mouth County Court, Probate Division, after spending several days in stitute of Medical Technology, sie Garrison of 12 Dale PI, Nen- tune City; Mrs. Mary Gonnello, on Thursday, the Twentieth day of De- tune, failing to have driver's li- cember A. p., MS2. 'at »:30 Cdoci Delaware on a business trip. Newark. Neptune Township; Michael G sum., at the County Court House, Mon- cense in possession; and Jack Guenther, Hamlet; Howard A. ument and Court Streets, Freehold, Mafara of 42 Belshaw Ave.. this indianGuides New Jersey, st which time Application Mr. and Mrs. Richard White Mrs. John Harold Hendrickson, Guilliudeu, Long Branch; Ed- will be made for tbe allowance) of place, failing to notify the Motor —| RtTRI6BtAT0RS Commissions and Counsel feas. and family, Pompano Beach, Warren St., Is a surgical patient ward R. Hall, Asbury Park; Dated November Kth, AD. 1MB, FU., were the dinner guests of In Riverview Hospital, Red Bank. Vehicle Bureau of a change of Chester A. Hammonn, Rumson; Form Tribe ROBERT B. UULLANET, address. c-o Marsh and McLennan. Mr. and Mrs. William Ormerod William J. Hanrahan, Farming- 5 It Pine Street, Thursday evening. Miss Karen Bilderback, 119 Fined $5 for parking violations dale;George Hartman Jr., New New York city, M. T. At Eatontown tgerator 25*' ALFRED I. BLOOMDTODALE, First St., a student at the Uni- were William James of Avenue .Monmouth; Mrs. Jane M. Hen- 131 Delfern Drive, Holmbr Hills, Mrs. Ralph Rothbart, Rt 35, is versity of Bridgeport, Conn., IsJ A, Freehold: Edward Sanford, 157 driduon. West Belmar; Sidney EATONTOWN - The Navesink 14.4 c(i. ft., bottom freezer Los Anjtlei, (2«). California. LYHAN O. BLOOIUMODALB. a patient in Monmouth Medical spending the weekend with her' West Front St., Red Bank; Dor- Hennessey, Etberon; Morris Nation of Father and Son Y Indi- S95 Park Avenue, othy Hilst 55 Mildto Ter., West an Guides has organized the New York qty, W. T. Center, Long Branch. parents. Dr. and Mrs. Ed- Hoch, Asbury Park; Mrs. Anne OEOROS V. COWEN, ward Bilderback. End; David Phillips of 40 Bel M. Hogan, Hazlet; Mrs. Emma Fighting Fox tribe here with Ed- RCA Whirlpool Refrig. 199" a Sheridan Road. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Scobey, sfcaw Ave., and Anthony Profet B. Hopkins, Fair Haven; Mrs. ward M. Stafford, president of Scaradate. N. T. the Parent-Teacher Association 12 cu. ft., 2-door, 107 Ib. freezer Executors. Lunpatatong Ave., left Thursday Kenneth Sdiultz, son of Mr. to of 13 Belshaw Ave,, this place Ann Hovet, Avon; Paul J. How Messr. Wllenti. OoMmsn. 1 the Margaret L. Vetter School, Spltler at Sins, for Pompano, Beach, Fla., where and Mrs. Stanley SchuKz, Been Genddine Fratangelo, 25 Bel arc. Red Bank; Mrs, Edna M. Counsellors at Law, being elected as "Chief Silver 39] Madison Avenue, they will spend the winter. St., is convalescing at his home.shaw Ave., this place, and Anna Hubbs, Asbury Park; Mrs. Violet Perth AmMr. K. J. IMafan, 181 Main St, Belford, re- ML Isola, Asbury Park; Mrs. Tongue." RCA Whirlpool Refrig. 249 " Nov. M, B. M, Dae, T V»M from a leg fracture suffered Miss Emily Bauer, Los Gatos, while planning footbalL ceived suspended fines for park- AHce tl Jaeobi, Manasquan; Wilbur C. Hollands, a director 14 cu. ft., 163 Ib. bottom freezer nones . ing violations but were ordered to Mrs. Eileen I. Jacobs, Freehold of the Community YMCA, Red suraioB cotiTor HEW ncsm ——LEGAL NOTICE pay 12 court costs. Township; Mrs. Cora M. Jagger, Bank, said Fighting Fox is the OHAKCEBT sHTlHOU Mrs. Raymond Crammer, Frigidaire Refrig. 159" Broad St., Is spending a vaca- Katherine FraOogelo, 25 BeJ- Neptune township; Fritz A. Uth tribe brought Into the Nave- MONMoom oovtm HOTICE Janasoa, Asbury Park; Mrs. sink nation. 12 cubic faet ' DOCKET HO. V WH1 ' Raw Jersey State Department of Civ- tion in Florida. Mrs. Crannner]shaw Ave., was fined fU for two THE STATE OF NEW JEBSEX il service •laminations Announced violations of the dog ordinance. Kattieriite W. Johnson, Middle- Elected to the new tribe's TO: ROY ARTHUR WERDER and dosing due lor filing applications, No- is on vacation from her duties P1ULOMENA WXROBR. his wilt. vember la 1M£ For applications, du- as borough clerk. Samuel McGregor of 44 Belshaw town: Mrs. Harriet D. Jones, council were Samuel MacBride YOU ARE HEREBY SUM- tlea, and talnlnuun auanaeaUose, applr Ave.. too* Miss Jane Apt of 1M Bradley Beach; Samuel Kanner, ("Big Walking Deer"), medicine Holpoint Refrigerator 214" (L.B.) Moned and naulred la serve lo Department of Civil Service, State man; Warren O. Hicks ("Walking upon McCarter i EnaUsh, plain- House. Trenton, New Jeraejr. Mrs. George Wester, St. Peters Belshaw Ave., this place, were Freehold and Chester E. Kaugh : 13 cu. ft., two door tirrs ittomeys. whose address is 11 Opaa to citizens, 12 montbs realdeot er, Howell Township. Eagle"), tally keeper, and Law- Commerce street. Newark X New Jar. fa union Beach Bora PI., who spent two weeks touring fined *S each for violation of die sey. an answer to tha complaint and Plumbing Inspector, Salary, (ISO per dog ordinance. .Glenn Kearney,. Red Bank; rence A. Davis ("Big Night amendment to complaint filed In a civ- rear do so. Judg- NOTICE Hadet; Mrs. Bernice G. Kleiner, games and Indian tricks. Two ad- Tuesday. Mrs. Baxter, was cele- ment by default may be rendered MONMOUTH COUNTY . Long Branch; Charles J. Klemm, ditional fathers and sons are ex- Hotpoint Refrigerator 359" against you lor fhe relief demsoded SDRBOOATE'S COURT brating her 84th birthday and In the complaint and amendment to Netr. to Crailtara to Preseat Raritan Store Belford; Elmer J. Kochel, Nep- pected to join the tribe at that 18 cu. ft., bottom freezer complaint You shsll file your answer Claims Agaimsl Estate was honored at a dinner. tune Township; Anton F. and rroot of service In duplicate with ISTATE OP JOHN 8. BOTD, DE- RARJTAN TOWNSHIP — San- meeting, bringing the number to tha Clerk .of Ihe Suptelor Court, BU.lt, KrumeV Mlddletown; Mrs. Anna eight senior and junior braves. House 'Annex, Tranton, New Jereer. hi CEASED Dr. Victor Thomason, Front ita Claus will arrive by helicop- aecordsnee with t&e Roles of ClvH Pusmsnt to the order of EDWARD Kuchera, Englishtown; Mrs. C. BROIQE. Surrogate of the Countr ter at Family Circle Discouni . Two additional tribes are ex- RCA Whirlpool Freezer 149" Practice and Procedure. St., has returned home after be The action his been Instituted foi of MonmouUi. tbls day made, on the Department Store on Rt. 35 Mary T. KueMer, Sea Girt; pected to be formed at Eaton- tbe purpose of foreclosing a mortgage application of the undersigned. Dorothy ing a surgical patient in Mon- 11 cubic feet Illller and John V. Crowell. Execu- Mrs. Jane Lane, Hazlet; Ray- town next year. dated November 19, UN mIde by mouth Medical Center, Long here at 10 a.m. tomorrow to , as mortgagors, and payable to tors of the estate of tae said John show (he kiddies all the new toys mond Lehberger, Freehold; Ar- rI. Klslalt Mortgage Corporation, at B. Sovd, deeeaseo. notice Is herebr Branch. thur R. Leighty Jr., Red Bank; mortgagee, and thereafter assigned to given to the creditors ol said de- that have been made during this, plaintiff, and concerns real estate lo- ceased to present to the said Execu- Joseph F. Lejeune, Keyport; eated at 41 Compton Avenue, Rarltao tors their claims under oath within six past year. Township, llonmouth Countr, New Jer- months from mis date. Mrs. Bette V. Levine, Clarks- aey. You are made defendants because Dated: November 2nd, Utl Mariners Visit The helicopter will land in the; burg; Miss Marilyn Levy, Red RANGES you are the mortgagors and owners DOROTHY WILLBR, Family Circle parking lot, where' of the aforesaid premises. 31 Oakland Street, Bank; Theodore T. Loew, Mana- Dated: November 6. 1M3 Rao Bank. K. I. Aboard 'Bounty' Santa will greet all of the chil- squan; Raymond Lorenzo, Nep- £ ORANT SCOTT JOHN V. CROWELL dren and take them into the toy Clerk of the Superior Court 210 RlTsnlale Ave., trol of Consolidated Troop 560 tune Township; Mrs. Dorothy of New Jersey New Shrewsbury, ft. J. department. RCA Whirlpool Range 149" Executors of New Shrewsbury were guests Loversidge, Red Bank; Arthur Nov. a, id, a. 30 fU-TI Family Circle Stores operate Messrs. Crowell A Crowell aboard "The Bounty" here. The S. Lusey, Neptune Township; 36", Thermal Eye, glass window in door, clock II Mechanic Street. on a full seven-day basis. NOTICE Red Bank, New Jersey, boat, a replica of the original Mrs. Dorottliy MacAIlister, Eng- MONMOUTH COUNTY Attorneys Santa Claus will arrive on thi SVBHOdATKK COURT Nor. I., it. 23. 30 fJl.M British ship. Bounty, built in lishtown; William J. Mackej Nolle* I* Cndltors to Prases*. 1789, was used in the recent stroke of 10 a.m. tomorrow, and Jr., Belford; Richard B. Mahan Hotpoint Range 159" Clalrpi Against Estate Burton Kane, president of Fami p g ESTATE OF DONALD P. DAVM, NOTICE filming of MGM's "Mutiny on the .Howell Township and John L 30" auto, clock, push button, set of , DECEASED. MorOtOUTH CODNTY Iy Circle Stores, has advised (Malsbury Jr., Cream Ridge. Pursuant to the order of EDWARD SUBnOHATK'S COURT Bounty." Club Aluminum CookCookwaw n C. BROEGE, Surrogate of the County Natlce la) Credltan to Fninl youngsters to get there early so of Uonmouth. this day made, oa the Clalmi AMaat Eatate Girls present were Jane Dunst that they will not miss any- application of the undersigned, Bar- ESTATE Of JOSEPH F. ODEN- and Linda Schliohting, Middle- Carmen C. Mammano, Hazlet bara O. Davll, Sole Executrix of the BACH. DECEASED. thing. Stanley Marks, Neptune; Mrs. eitate ol the said Donald P. Davie, Pursuant to the order of EDWARD town; Nancy Houghten, Amy deceased, notics Is herebr given to C. BROEOE. Surrogate of the County Braun, Annette Oling, Cookie Irene Matulis, Freehold Town Hotpoinp t Range 239" the creditors of said deceased to pre- of Monmouth, thla day made, on the ship; Mrs. Pamela Y. Meade, Double oven. sent to - the ssld Sole Executrix their application of the underalgntd, Nellie Reed, and Joan Henry, all of people use The Register ads each Dbl claims under oath within six months Odenbach, Sole Executrix of tbe eatate New Shrewsbury. Mrs, Skip Brow issie because results come fast- Hazlet; William Metcalf Jr., Be!- FREE set of Club Aluminum Cook wars from this date. K the laid Joaeph F. Odenbtcli, loaf McKittrick, Union Beach; Mrs COMPACT Notice is hereby given that the ac- MOT. g2S.« counts of the subscriber, Administra- around the house in comfortable Marian Nappi, Keyport; Mrs trix of tha estate of said Deceased will NOTICE garb (after church!) and to catch Ruth G. Nash, Neptune Town be audited and stated By fhe Surrogate MONHOUTH COCNTT Syrvania W 139" of the County of Monmouth and report- . HUKBOOATE-H CODBT up on reading, correspondence, ship; Austin L. Newbury, Mana- ed for settlement to The Monmouth Mrilc* to Credllori to Present squan; Arnold Olsen, Long Portable Television. County Court, Probate Division, on Claims AgaJaat Estate straightening out closets, etc. Friday, the 14th day of Dtcember A.D. Branch; Mrs. Sigrld Olsen, Long FREE 6 Transistor Portable Radio 1962. at 9:30 o'clock a.m., at the Coun ESTATB OF LOUIS OUIOO, DE People prefer solitude under cur- ty Court Houie, Monument and Court CEASED. Branch; Mrs. Susie Palocin, Streets, Freehold, New Jersey, at which Pursuant to the order of EDWARD rent rays, so you probwly won't time Application will be made for the C. BROEOS, Surrogate of the County Englishtown; Carmen F. Pahim- allowance of Commissions and Counsel of Monraoutti, tbls day ' made, on the be bothered by intcrruptionj on fees, snd Directions for Distribution. application of the unBaralgntd, Mlldml the phone or at your door. RCA Victor 23" TV 149" Dated November 1st, A.D. 1MI. Petrullo Outdo, Admimatratrlx of the RITA M. UEBHAUSER, estate of tnt said Louis ouldo, dt- Vfnakes 123 Morton Road, cesaei, notice is hereby given to the Regan Returns Springfield, Pennsylvania. creditors of said tfecaaaed to present Past... A recent sample of 14- Future ... An antidote for Administratrix. to the eald Administratrix their claims year-old boys in southern Michi- fallout may be by a simple means woodcutting Zenith 23" TV 17*" Messrs. Roberta, PUlsbury under oath within afx montha from (his To His Civvies ft Carton, t date. gan showed they stood 63.S of elimination of Strontium 90 Dated: November 1th. 1682 inches and weighed 118 pounds easier, speedier! Counselors at Law, Mtt.DR«D PETHULL0 OUIDO (the most common and danger- FORT MONMOUTH - Firsl B5-07 First Avenue, 12 Prutllla Drive, on the avenge. This made them Lt. Kenneth D. Regan, a radio ous component of radioactive Starts easy, handles easy, Atlantic Highlands, N. i. IJncroft, N. J., 6 inches taller and 31 pounds show executive, who was brought Nov. », 16, 23, 30 130.31 Administrstrtx heavier than 14-year-olds in a material) which will be available cuts fast. A versatile all- Edward Firry, Jr., Esq., in pill, skin lotion and toothpaste into active service at the tim RCA Victor Dishwasher 119* NOTICE Or SETTLEMENT M West Front St., sampling it) Boston schools in puiposo saw for any kind of OF ACCOUNT Keyport. N. J., 187). form. of last November's Berlin cri- woodcutting on farms, as* Portable. 12 placa setting ESTATE OF ALFRED K. VONDER. Attorney. sis, has returned to his horns In I1UHU,, DECEASED. Nov. II, 23, 10, Dec. 7 121.(0 tstas, In town . •. a high pro- Notice Is hereby given that the >c New York City. ducer on pulpwood. Start! counts of the subscribers, .Executors of NOTICE ,, The Day Under Your Sign Srt 2 SHrt0 R e0 the estate of ssld Deceaaed will be HONUOUTH COUNTY Lt. Regan, who has directed with one pull—cuts with full CDEE ^ ' « "*» with purchase audited and staled by tha Surrogate of RUMOflAXE'g COVBT many of the shows broadcast power In any position. Light- the County of Monmouth and reported Notlea le Cn«Ua« to Preaall ARIES (lorn MarcViilWApril If) LIBRA (Sept. 23(0 Oct. 22) riCEE of any Sterto S«r. This Is a lood dsF forquiet cvntcaipji- HDRW IS the b«t place to be a,lter dinner over the Columbia Broadcasting welQht, perfectly balanced; for settlement to The Monmouth Coun- Claims Agalast Estate lim ind rntlnf up for sn aclho ntk thll evening ai lafety warnings are up. ty Court, Probate Division, on Friday, ESTATE OF WILLIAM HALUDAY, System network, has served as tntf ruggid. Trade for It nowl the Fourteenth day of December A.D., shcad. DBCBABED. SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) Largest SelecHon RCA Victor Color TV 1062. at 0:30 o^lock a.m.. at the Pursuant to Uia order of EDWARD TAURUS (April 30 lo May 10) commanding officer of the Ar- County Court Rouse, Monument and C. BROEQB, Surrogate of the Counly You miy hive to ruilt around • lit lie Court Streets, Freehold, New Jersey, of Ifonmnuth. this day made, on ths Be uctlul, even thou|h tomeone miy to yrrrtare for unexprcled vhltore. my's Signal Radio Propagation at which time Application will be made application of the undersigned, Caro- dcliheraulr frf to "gel rour a°*t. Agency's Activity at the White BAIRD- for the allowance of Commissions and line rv. MallUay, Sole Executrix of the GEMINI I May i I lojun. 21) SAGlnARIUS (Nov. 22 *o Dec. 21) Sands, N. Mex,, missile range Counsel fees. estate of the said William Hslllday, Don't let down, even though you aren't Kffp errors to a minimum by foltowina Dated November 8th, A. D. 1M3. deceaied, notice is hereby given to the HI a mood lo eonetntnte today, iiutriKllena to the ktler. Beduck, tool Trom July until his departure DAVISON MARY A. VONDSRMUHLL, creditors of said dscsased to present 15 Second Street, to the said Sola Executrix their claims CANCER (Juaa 22 lo July 31) CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jan. 20) 'rom service. Eumion, N. J. under oath within atx months from this SUnd your troundi Don't alvq in to lie diatreet In what you tell a person who 0-M SALES ODOIKMO A. VONDXRMUHLL, date. ' •rnuodl if you fetl tlxy aren't Juu. la prying Into your penonal affairs, For CBS, he has been a sports CO., Inc. 115 Essl 78th Street, ^ CAROLIND W. HALUDAY md news writer In addition to Now York City (21), N. Y. Dattd: November 7th, IK) LEO (July JJ to An J. 21) AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 lo Feb. l*> OLIVBR C. REYNOLDS, 42 Main street, Sny out el (rouble, It would teeair |o You may be worrying over nothing, Give ihow director. He also produced ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES 68 William Street, Bellord, N. j. ' IM ernneilud, particularly laU tajay. lungs a *nanee to w«rk out and they will. 176 W. Front St. New York city (B), N. T. Sole Exeoutrlx ind directed the Jack Sterling Executors. Ueasrs, Parsom, Camona, VI»GO (Au,. JJtoSepr. HI PIJCE5 I Feb. 20 to March 20) ' program, and served as a pro- 25 MONMOUTH ST. RED BANK Messrs. Schsnck, smith * King, Blair & Warren Falie pride li a Itnwy m ean'l Mat, If you get conflicting advice, follow your RED BANK Counsellors' at Law, IS Wallace Street, M coma down to earth while ta««'» line. inaliiKti, which are reliable now. duction assistant In television, 1I0t WhiWaaMnitot n streetStt, Red BankB,, New Jersey, C I'M, rl«M Enterprliei, Inc. SH 7-2721 Morrlitown, N. J. . AtlorneyAtlneya Married, he has three daugh- SH 1-2300 Nov. 11, 33, JO, Dec. 7 HI.W Mov. ISIS , MM , », Dae, T S3S.U ters. COMPANY ASIURT PAIK DID (AN

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