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A P«horamii COVERING or W$0 HOLMDE*. aUDUON IfcPeople And MRLMIO. aUfAWAN vcnU MAI AWAN WWOUOH

Member f7A YtAR - 4th WEEK I PraM AuoctiiUoa MAFAWAN, N. J., THURSDAY, JULY 22, 1965 National Editorial AuocliUon Single Copy Tan Cents Foodtown; Three Firemen Hurt

availability of the aerial ladder (or I awan Wine and Liquor hulld'uiRs mi prate glass out. causing it to fall mother, Mrs. Gussie Bell, had thij A million-dollar lira gutted the Foodtown market of Chief John Melna, borough po- blaze cannot be known until after lice, reported Paul Pouzenc, pro- ttte premises have cooled olf and saving the total Matawan business raculously escaped major damage, on persons, injuring ur killing them, t business incorporated in the nama Martin and Calvin Bell at IM Main St., Matawan, in the prietor of a tavern nearby on Investigation made. (listed. \Jhe heat was so Intense from th» Martin Hell reported the Food- • of the Cju,Mji|i^^Corp. after tho town store had justj been stocked j death.''oi^piMiViMader of. fl\e•-.. early hours of this morning; reducing the interior to a Main St., first spotted smoke emit- -A-eailt-went out for outsid«.help," -v-Hoie lines were run both to LnkpfdUrae- thut firt-lnands were caniuil i; : rubble and leaving only the seared and cracked walls stand- ting from the Foodtown building bringing firemen of Frenuau;-- the I^fferts and Lake Matawan, so j through the windows of the apart- thai afternoon with $20.0(10 worth of ibusiness". ' i foods and meats in anticipation of j Martin and Calvin Bell ..were of ing. Chief Patrick Longo, Matawan Borough Fire Depart- and gave the alarm at 1:10 a.m. two Matawan Township companies that water supply was fortuitously rncnt of Mrs. Peggy Hoffni-r, ac- The fire had evidently been burn- and Engine Co., Eagle Hose and no serious problem. Traffic was I ross th« street nt 131 Main St., mid heavy weekend trade. The proprie-: Ihe opinion that Ihe walls left stand- ment, reported the alarm a* coming in at 1:10 a.m. He ing within the building for some Hook and Ladder, Keypjjft,., to '.he more of a hamper us wilh streets | plastic shades in her apartment tors said the last persons wen,' off jing are so cracked with heat that •aid the (ire was under control by 2:30 a.m. despite the time as it was breaking through the scene. Hcok and jjaw'r'?:1 uenal in the Atlantic Avc. • Church Si j niellcd. Chiefs Longo and Mdita Ilie premises at 9 p.m. yesturday. j they'"r#jio,ie demolished and any headway it gained and no other structures were ignited roof when firemen arrived at 'he ladder was quickly •ftiVdMl and a area and Lloyd Rd. closed off. • vere much concerned at tho way The Hells had developed theI new structure to go up on the pre- mises will have lo be a completely even though the Matawan Wine & Liquor shop is close scene. The heat and headway of force line was plajfjEiVtlto blaze much auto and truck travel had ; spectators crowded in front of the store to its present sizu over a per-1 flames blocked any attempt of fire- from above. Courffilmon Vcrnon! been diverted to using borough I large plate I'lass windows of liusi- iod of 1G years. It was one of Maw-.[new building. against the north wall of Bell's and Sandford Pharmacy is men to go within the building. Ellison, chairman of (ire affairs for Istreets. "c.'-s- !Hii!ditH:s iicro^.s the street, waii's older business esiabliiji:', (Adillliun.il Fire Pictures). 10 feet across Little St. away. The fire trucks left the Chief Mclnn said tlie cause ot the the borough council, credited the' Sandford Pharmacy and the Mat-1 fearing the heat would buckle the incuts. Tlie brothers and their I'age Two ecene at 6:30 a.m. except for one on standby duty. 'Chief Longo reported three Matu wan first Aid Squad for treatment "YES" Group To Meet Tom's Ford WilT wan firemen were lufficiently in- lor smoke inhalation. Robert Zietf- To Move For Contempt Aug. 5 jured in fighting the blue to be ler, Washington Engine Co. was The Planning; Board of the Mat- removed from the scene. Richard treated at the scene. The Chief re- awan - Keyport Youth Employ- Expand Business Hackmann, Midway Hoie. and Hu«- ported a number of other firemen ment Service will meet Tuesday, aell Bucco,M. E. Haleyy were tak- given treatment for temporary fits at 8 p.m. In the clubhouse ol the At New Site Near •n to Rlvcrviaw Hoipllil by Mali- of "wheezlness" from the smoke. Woman's Club of Malawan, 1*1 If Pardun Stays Sewer Job Jackson St., Maliwan. Mrs. J. B. William J. O'Hagan jr.. Asbury there is no better compliance with ting by the Sewerage Authority of Parkway Interchange Warrington, President ot YES In Park, attorney lor the Malawan the terms of the contract after the a deadline of June 7 for the iom Cranford will act is consultant Township Sewerage Authority, was order of the court for Ihe compic- pleting of the project. Mr. Kaufman Thom-as Ly-ltle, president of No Delay Asked In ler the meeting, scheduled lo appear before Super-: tion of the work has been put in entered an action before the court Tom's Ford Inc., 60 Main St., YES is a non-profit organiia- lor Court Judge Gen? R. Marino! written form today, a motion to jseeking an accounting of the finan- Matawan, confirmed yesterday that Mw designed to jet Jons lor in Freehold this morning with an hold the Pardun firm in contempt cial responsibility of the Seweu^e approval had been received from young people between the sgn order to fix in written form the I will be entered in Superior Court in !Authority and alleging there uere the Ford Motor Co. for removal of •f 14 and II. A great deal ol verbal directive given by Judt-ei a week's time. I $300,000 in additional claims that the firm's main auto sales room lu- complete the contract. aerted ia ihe law at the request law changed this to the number of mt'nt on whether the written form For Recreation new location provided Ihe acreage of Mayor Henry Triphigea it con- pupils enrolled on the last school The verbal order of Judga Leon- to accommodate the srowih of (lit by Mr. O'llagan covers exactly the ard put off until completion of the) ferences with stito officials and day of September of the "current" Intent of Judge Leonard'.* vorbal Available To Both The directors of tho Farmer* business and the location Is an un- legislator* earlier this year. school year. Inquiry Ordered work contracted for the "money ! & Merchant* National Hank have usual one Indeed, at the conflu- A year's delay was possible under Thus, In preparing I9M-87 bud- order, lorough And Township Issues" that have arisen between ann/Hiiiceil tin1 appointment of Mrs. ence of two highways with the In- the Mil signed by Gov. Richard J. gets, the reaionil districts will use Mr. O'llagan said ycsti-tduy In- the Sewerage Authority and the Mae A. Dell as an Assistant Cash- terchange, plus being a Hughes June IS, provided the com- Sept. 31, IMS enrollments Instead of On Fire Hydrants had been Informed by Matawan Use during Ihe summer of slu-' I'urdun firm. It W.IH acknowledged ier of Iht' bank. Mrs. Oil has hadbus stop and opposite tlie masslvo tMssioner of education received • 1M4-U average daily enrollments, Township officials that up to Tues- dent activities buses of Ihe Ma'a-i •a suit to cover these issues could 23 years of hanking experience and parking area of tlie Acme store nnd teauest within M days of that data. The hill wan sponsored by Asiem- Davabpar Omittad da—y, thero had been no move I'y i wan Regional School District by lake an long as 00 days after II not ban tiiken Niimi-rmn courst't st the Howard Johnson's Restaurant The change In the formula will Mymcn Irving E. Keith, Alfred N. the Fardun people to resume full | (he Recreation Commissions In both ,' on the calendar and it would not Mnnmouth Chapter of the American at Keyport. Tharw, Plannan Told icale work on pulling down th#j Matiwin Borough ind Matawan: atlMt ill M regional district!, In- Headleston, and Patrick J, McGinn !>u In the public Intercut to have Institute of RankliiK. She Is the Mr. Lyttle rtportod » 21.000 »q. ,: ;N)lwUng eight la Munmoulh County, Jr. mains is called for In their (I,lllu,- Township wss ipproved Monday sewor service for the pcoplt of first woman to hold an officers Matiwin Township Planning 000 contract. The Snwornge Au- night by Ihe Board of lMur.iiion. ft. showroom • service center will Cliffwood Beach held back lor such title in the CIS-year history or the be erected at Ihe new site for oc- Hoard directed list nlglit the build- thority's attorney observed Hint If a lengthy period. Ing Inspector should make • survey The boird votod to mike av.ill hank. Mrs. Dells' primary re- cupancy by Jim. I. Tlie building Summer Program Marc Valley Map of compliance by Ihr builders nf able up to three buiej, DIM' day nponslblllly h thn management of will have a 70 ft. long «la«s show- lh# Xtralhntore (lardrns apart- each wuek, lor aach recitation' lollur iiponilliiiiH; howr-ver, her du- room front along the hlghwjy. ments on South Atlantic Avi1. wilh Five (lomplainls commission. Recreation commls- j Marlboro Cited ties will Incliiilt! all pliasi't of bunk- There will be W nervki.' skills fur Refund Requested Is Withdrawn the fire hydrant mutilations cover- slons must submit iclinlulcti ol Ihr i ing. (lunlinur on pii|;i- four) q ed In th« approval of their imi|><. proiwsed use of the bu«"i to tlu- • Stflfal Drapi Flan Frsnk Swsn, a member wlx> IS «l- In July 4 (iase board Mcrelary, shuwiiiK du'i-ii, In dour I Suit rtffl VMICfltiSM M* on the township police furcu, re- tlintis ind (Icsllnallont of liipv rV II M«ra Houtat ported his Inaulry Inlti tlw mutlm Four Angared Over The boird tin) provklud tlittt Die Townihip Committee Selection Of Pupils disclosed only one hydrant put In riMpectlve r«crenllon comml*sloni Mitiwan Township R«cre«lloo Howard Slegni, Llvinn»tli tar nrMriiloniil and: day, voted to ie«k more lw»d» for wan, Thursday withdrew hi* anpll< Annllter July 4 holiday offumfcr mpalr oosti milalli'ii Tho commit.' Thn Marlboro Township Commit- Ms program to defray th« gap cation far approval of thn M hi wound up In court In Malawan (onntlnuml on |MK« four) lua hai Iwen chnixud with hrriicri For School Is Poser Ratarva Decision On Tuwwhlp Ttidtdny whim Hlelurd of tnntrnct by a (arm owner I'I ' by tht undertaking or i Marc Vilify iiilHllvhilon bfforu ( Til" Mnliiwiiii Ki'ttlonal Ho.ml of nuppllui into ill" new IIIKHII. llovr- Hfuwn, SOU ('airfield W.iy, Cliff- connedlon wilh Improvement of summer prtigrim nut nf It* (he MsdiKiiii Township Planning Kdiiciiliiin Mondiiy IItu111 tirkiiow. rtver, until eniollini'tit llnuii's ijt Don Quinora Application wood Death, anneirod on five land Concert Sunday Rolinrlsvllli' Kd. Clifford S. Don- ] " budgetary ilMm*nt, 8am Hoard, Tl*> Marc Vilify lull lie l«'il)ji;il Hint u IIMW 1.1 cliiiMiioni ! Si-plemlx-i' can In- unnly/i'd, II II *eparite coinplnmu »«nlu«t hint, ni'll, In a Snpi'rlnr Court suit, A*lu •led, chairman, noted lint pirlly In MadlMM Township and HClllMll UIHllT (IIIHllUCtUlll llll Mil' : not noMlhle lo lrll how miiny nr Thr> Miilnwiiii /miiiiB Hnmd of I'ttUT t»f Hi* cmmis wern ftiim pur- Tint socrind public riiiwcrt, xlv«n Hie ctmrl Id (llruct ll«i 1'iimmiilH! I Mte three pa'*" In th« crnnmln- partly In Mstiwin Nornugh, < which criultjn will use III" new Adjustment 'I'li'indtty night leipiwtl wins who I'hurgi'd him with meniu- by the Mitawin Commuiilly IJnnd, lo live up to Ih" I'liiitnict mid to . vim* l>r. may nut now Im ad"<| t'llffwnfln Swell, July 1. Vim will play cliHlcil ii well as llglil whli'h p*rmlll«d lltem to U'i «he»d •Irli'llniK In ronsiruct in stliliilnit i'mit|il»limtii» «oi" l>"i mid Virgin- mill JNipulitr mtitli', The ptihllc I*, ihl|l Illllrnt S"|.l. IH, I'HIJ, lo llll- I A I it.1 MI mill Ih" nilinliiMriilKiii MM Imiird Im win "atlnumled" u> WM la from Thomii (Inrmley, with Hie VW < home Kmilttn V*ll?y piiini Hnlmiiivllle Kd. by •xtend. | tind that hh rhiltl may wit b" K<»* Weal Ktannbura In rriurfed* ind on the t>in (Jtilimte Inn, Hmtle 14, I* t)sv«nmirl ttmt John mi it Anne fiii'iiiiriKi'd to ittciid the list mint-: plans in llll lh# MCIIODI wh'ii II op' USA project In Marllin Township, Wmen, 'llt# flftli tii»»i|»lrtl»l WH« I ttior cmiciH to bt areseni«d by toy. II In >i »(inifht dliuclliin, olliuU ; t*ns Hie fltil uf ii<>xl yHIr wilh llIK to the new school. Mr, Hislef iMdariae the VFW ind O»k Stiarf** With this much forger trie! miw iiiifiiiH » cmV". In mlilltliHi, th<- ti'ln< ipiwMirid by tlie Mmnwnii mm! mill deed lh« property ol tint i II* Iliolltslll Illi.1 "' liool Ciiulil Hi' III'IKIIIIHIIIOOII /nil" ilelenulin'il ta Ptrfe before giving in #«iim«t« on nit lit* smith »iite of Hmite iM, near H 4 HariMii fitr ill* inn" Mtifj. (I'ltllllllllflt lilt |Hk! f'lUI I IIK'II ami lit* Hiotind In lielweon Hit ! t | wet cffller. I tin MtKlluHl Itiwitshlj) lnillrhlflrV Iliiriiiigh Bwramlon Commli«i'ui i'ofttiiii)diit^ utttdi's klHili uviil 'ii I'M Id Ih" It 11 HIM' Di, II'IHV.I Tltc Ixinftl graHlKil « itiimir miti I'mclli'ei* hive IH'CH held »l llv old iiml iii'iv loatlt lo Mr, IJOIIDPII ; IhriKinli Inur Twfiif« IK«IIIK MM I" Ko«i(l''fil^ *t!tt* fi'iiiiiid''d tft^t the The MmmlMlnn vntr-il to wittl linn 'IIIH itilillliiiti will have I'II'HI !h" IHVIM'I' vvus lo rm'HVtf Illltlti; dlvisiiiit In ntjcp Hfiipf, i IIUP^ iHi't< of only *l»P"Hllllli ' Oiif v»ftl awl rf t'* will lie fluted Old WIKIIII Wsnit In p.iy Itllil 'Ii" IIM III" ilMt«=> (ill- (ilni'll K|l|l|t' |i|n mill In Nnptsmliet, ho itni'-d, 1 lin« '< ! 'Ill" IKMHI lioleil llw bullillHB (if* »f mil , HfiMtl SlfM, KfvpttH 1 a« .lie (V » 7-11 «t>n« =*Hd * Mllllll* .10 flrlttl' "' MlililfW ilildi"* have l»ii» itiV' )"!! uv#r »Hu1 will lie orggfiliteiJ ttmto lo ui'ii" cj mi vm* d"ilHii«d lo luv< "s * Stull* jr., Itif ( Nil d were M lie rdti July I fill Ml" rtllli !.!(• '" nil PH |)li|ill<. ' -iHuiie 11H pud IHt MA IA WAN JUUHNAL, N. J. inurtoty, juiy u, ITO» Blase Ruins Bell's Foodtown In Malawan Republican Candidates Rally Around Elephant To Greet Sen. Dumout

GCMf* IMO. Republican candidate lor Matawaa Bw«iKh CMIMU calea, Phillip M. Smith, Prtar Valia Jr. laak *a (l«Mh Ima Ml), grcett gubernatorial candidate Stale Senator Wayne •I • itutfOan ipmured by the aewly ' Narthtta r OMtat Jr. as Malaaran Township candidate* for cwmeil (left (o right) Counly Ywag RCfNiMkaa Ctofc la the S MM|t atoH. Frwiich, Richard Vermilyea, Eugene Valamana, Samuel Maalt- day. Statc Sen. Wayne Dumont, Re- ments, 115,000,000 to replace In- books and religious articles and Joseph A. Shafto, Freeholder! Jo- publican candidate for governor, come from business inventory tax- books. seph C. Irwiu and Benjamin H. made It clear Saturday night that es, which he hopes to eliminate, Like* Cultural Center Danskin. All will appear on the Iw'U campaign for a broad - base and (25,000,000 for increased aid to COP ballot in November. tai. Addressing more than 150 Voicing approval of the proposed six stale colleges, Newark College Others present included guests of the Northern Monmouth of Engineering and Rutgers Uni- Garden State Parkway cultural County Young Republican Club in center, he stated that the parkway Connie Headly, state YR vice chair- versity. Sen. Dumont listed Items man; George Hespy, counly YR StrMhmore Lanes, Route 34, the to be taxed as furs, building ma- should be widened due to the hea- senator itressed the need for a vy influx of summer traffic. Dis- chairman; Frank Craziano, Marl- terials, household appliances, furni- boro YR chairman; George Died, thrM per cent sales tax as opposed ture and automobiles. cussing Union Beach meadowlands, to w income tax. He said he is Sen. Dumonl pledged, if elected, to Matawan Borough Council candi- definitely opposed to a state lottery Items presently taxed by (he have these lands deeded to individ- date; Albert E. Allen, Matawsa aa a aource of revenue. state such as gasoline, fuel oil, pub- uals ind municipalities, rather than Township GOP campaign manag- The candidate estimated revenue lic utilities and cigarettes would nut to the state. Gov. Hughes had con- er; Jonathan A. White, township to b* derived from a sales tax be taxed additionally. Non-taxable tinuously vetoed legislation on this GOP club president. Frank Devino. at more than f 160,000,000. Of this items would also include food, question and no action hat yet GOP municipal leader in Malawan total, he proposes that $90,000,000 clothing, medicines, professional been taken. Township and Township Council be u»ed for increased slate aid to services, light lunches, and all pur- Among those on hand for the ien- candidates Hans H. Frewhllcn, municipal school systems, 130,000,- chases under 1$ cents. Also exempt Richard Vermilyea, Eugene Valaa- 00t tor road and bridge improve- ator'i speech were Assemblyman would be school and college text Alfred N. Beadleston, Assembly lano, Samuel Mtnitctlco, Phillip candidates Jamet Coleman Jr. and M. Smith, George Brcnoa and Pet- er Vallas jr. Strathmore Youth For Dumont Groups Joseph Aiiolina. County Sheriff To Be Organized In State

Softball League "Youth for Dumont" groups will he set up in every county in New WAITT FUNERAL Will success spoil Oxford soft- Jersey as part of a statewide or- ball? ganization announced lo give youth The Expense Is This Is the burning issue this an opportunity to work for the week in the wake of twin triumphs election of State Senator Wayne A Matter of last Sunday by Oxford's representa- Dumont jr. as Governor. In other tives in the Strathmore Softball stepped-up campaign activities Sen. Your Desire League. Dumont met with 's The Oxbows, winlcss in all eight Deputy Secretary of Commerce to HIGHWAY 79 — MORGANVILLE games in the first half of the sea- map an aggressive plan for New son, shocked division champion Jersey to bring more and belter Poison Ivy, 5-4, in the kickoff of MARLBORO TOWNSHIP the second half. Meanwhile, the Ox- jobs to this state. men, a second division occupant in Sen. Dumont ilso hammered the 591-1313 24 Hour Sarvica the first half, clipped Cambridge Hughes Administration for its inept by the identical 5-4 score. handling of the water crisis. Sen. Frederick R. Waitt, Manager The Andover Park teams, more Dumont nuted, "Tlirec-and-one-half accustomed to Softball success, al- years after laking office Gov. so got away winKinH, the Angels Hughes still has not had a pipeline slugging Juniper, 18-2, while ihe built to carry water from the new- Anchormen,dumped Ouerfieid, 1-1-9. ly-completed Round Valley Reser- The Pioneers kept pace with a 9-5 voir to the drought stricken areas conquest of Four-Fifths, wliili! in the northeastern part of the RENTAL & SALES Urookview outlasted Fordham, 19- stale." 18. The state co-ordiiia tor of the Single Decisive "Youth (or Dumont" group will be Jerry McCarthy's ground single Robert E. Wade, Belvidere, who to center, following a walk and .said thousands of independent and Frank Ravcna's single, accounted Democratic youths in every county for the Oxbows' winning run in have pledged to work for Dumont's the eifilHh inning. Leo Coiusunu election. went the route lor the u-in, slop- Mr. Wade said "Youth for Du- ping the feared. I'oison batsmen on monl" co-ordinators will be named I five Wls. . . ' • f|ir each ol thu state's 21 counties. ' ..ferry; Juirtfei/'i' ivM-rtth* sin'u'ie' in the ninth inning erased a 4-3 deli- cit and Have the Oxmen their hard- Promote Dr. Tompa ; earned triumph. Al Gruboiv nilched a three-hit- The promotion of Dr. Kobert J. ter and ltob CioHscholl supplied the Tompa, Spring Lake, from ;\ssrj- , power with a three • run homer j ciale professor of business admin- i for the Anssi'ls. Three runs in the j istration lo lull professor at Mon- first and u five - run cluster in the | mouth ColleRC has been announced by livcri-tt W. Moll, dean of the «p«ta«ilar Male Ufhta up broken windows, aad destroy! interior of third ducided this o. J early. The! Cerit picture prMtalMl tf Anchormen also scored early and | faculty. The advancement was cl- at In* 4 Fmitiwm, Mate «., often lo handle Deerfleld with ease, i feclive July 1, 1!)G5. Dr. Tompa, Bob Cunover helped his own: who is chairman of Ihe Department cause with a homo run and three j of Business Administration at Mon- RBI for Ilie Pioneers. Jim Mahoncy ; moulh fJolli'fic, has been teaching • WHEEL CHAIRS also contributed a circuit clout in ! there since 1954. lie his a Bache- a four - run (mirth which settled j lor nf Arts Degree from Dartmouth • HOSPITAL BEDS the issue, 1 College, a Master of Arts Degree from Montclair State College, and Fordham scored 12 runs in the j a Doctor (if Philosophy Decree in • COMMODES • CRUTCHES second inning, hut gave 11 back in i economics from Rutgers Universi- the some inning and eventually j • INVALID WALKERS succumbed to a two-run Urookview burst in the eighth. Ron Thomp- son's three-run homer and KM | l,in^tc, ami Miiiv SiiVLT^old s siicri- j CHILD FREE DELIVERY file fly did the dnmajju (or Urook-i Phona VH'W. \v)iilo llnh (iondnuin (j.p,rund | slum) and .lulos [.inner homered; PORTRAITS ' fur the losers. Taken In Your Ki,hint's l.iM siiiitla 566-0021 i Itrui.kv l!i, f.,nih.iin 10 Own Home i).|,r,i, I'u h v I C,unln,il!'»' I • Oxmi'il I'm k 2 II, Di'ci hifht 'I Call Ki.lli-lillta 5 Matawan Drugs ll.^s nl lhl> 'Ifntnl u-lUitMM l>l\lsliiu H I I'l MAX MYERS 1 14S MAIN ST. - MATAWAN 1 1 1.0(10 566-8697 OPEN SUNDAYS .upT 0 .IXM llriullckl U .(KM KKMl 0 .'I'm Natliinjil iilvl»Hm ¥,-. O I.UU O»l»i»< 0 MM JOr (ttmrn C llmo Not my jjfe McDonald's hamburger Kiinlll'IMI 1 MM PlrtmM aVtarh «M* al »••*«« Pharmacy, III Mala St., Matavaa. i\ii«n« Ivy I .mm tf •*'• t I .000 tmtk at raa*«ra aatf aciM* IMth M. TV pakrt m H»t t*l*rlar •» uitdar In* *V«a Mare was MMmt, M Mathlaa H. IfciftlM, Mated Ihlt imr» Ivv 2 lag that damage ha4 bwa krat l» minimum, fcNinndtataWhad a atad tfart feafaralt «aa dfecavtrtd aa* ilarai lliiik Sliiiilful tonMd toa t tiM a.a. «M* awaiai Fiiiillinlil VI, Ani'hmMii'n (VKW ffo. I) ,hinl|>«M I'rtrU v« livnx'ii fVF*W Nn. a; CIMIIM Mil!.' VH. [)..|.i field l('..litl,rl(l|{t'I tuptrlaffMtrat reported im w*i Joseph l>. Beulc liUBIDIH; T. Wnl- Schinrk Jr,, Thiiounrt Tlct, Leroy AIIKII^ VN. OHIMIKN Illllth SilMiiil) milking contncli with reliable milt- t« Snydor, I9IHIM0; Dunlcl A. Aunmck, Ailluir Utlllni, Ck Music Study Turn \,m\i\ Jiwph COIIIID Jr., M Ic hntim for tht rental or purchase VunlVII, \d tlttTf would Inut Deo. Ill, ThK In Irrni tiinii HniMi o, nmi'-y, i«.ii-m.rii inim 1 .fttwatMa, announce it ttM July he a (tr/Kliml Inemtn.'ij) <>t t)» per- Tin Aiiinli'iiii fun t'oinininy liml tmtl I ho »i'»r<> (linn lillllrtn dullnr in- #, llnlcy, IM2 Iti.l.l; Kiiftn 0. Wnl- If hNM mwtlat a numtar nl '«• ernmni' »f Initriiirwiitrtl nitulc in. iciord ttirnliiMJ lur Irnlli Ihti llml (lohli'i|n<"<« ri'imitcd nn (lie imiie Voonfliton love McDonuld'i Mumburgoit—ond you Unit ir,, ltl.11lfl.it; Jiinfiih I',. Jtnl 'ftavttltmi la IN Khool protirim. •frueilmi Klven to thm (d v(ond (iiiurti'r ol diiio liy nil Ni-w IIT-.'V •II'IHIIII diH- mm, lfi.1l I'WD; Oimlun J. Sclmnck, Will, fool They uro mudo of 100% puio b«nt—not A prlma ona aff«ct«l trva tfichlnis InMruetlAH, On lti(|ttlry hy » mvc- ihl» yt'iir, uci'ditliiiH (o willimti C, IMS 1'illJi tli'iui!f Illrch jr., I'Mll aj muild. TtM (uptrln(«itd(!flt tlni- MM, Mr, t'rpniiy tlcrllnrtl In *nnl Sl'ilk, elmIntntn nml ili|.-l MHIII Til" IM'lli'i i|i,ll ill III I, |H,' ''III'|| (lOifin tnecit—but to|> qudlity b«t>f ground Irmli I'I,17| W, A*huiy WIIIIHIH, InM-lfilfi ad that the Iniirumtmtil iiumle pro. R time whrn thtr nrwr y i>1 II H.1 pr plirtro ol I'liiimiijii slix'h yfitt* I'MII'IIII'IIM' ".^ "1 tin' IIMIHJI.J= |iM0|!Ml Jipll Cllliy »t ackeol, M# mor« or l«.«i cenflMd rxr o< Kvyrxift Itnuk mid fr, ||i Jp y (in i lid fir it tl* mimllij i'uin|nut'il (iiililti'i tin I we, ill, Invi inlnli'il Inviting ... to tpolli^ly tlooti. 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KErPORT HARDWARE SUCCESSSALE GALES COMPANY 1» W. Front St.. Koyport THE STOCKHOLDERS 264-2000 rV*» Delivery • Emy Charg ParI In R«flf OF Seflingest THE FARMERS & MERCHANTS G NATIONAL BANK Fords In are offering to t h e public, right, to Purchase "Units" of one Capital Debenture Bond and 33 history- shares of Common Stock of the Bank for % 1,111,11 for each "Unit." H you would like to join in the ownership of your Local Bank, come In and inquire savirfest about buying one or mor* "Units." sale of the ARMERS ERC1IANT9 NATIONAL DANK Of MATAWAN TIM OMatt !•«• hi Manmou** e««a*y -mmmmi HIAVY DUTY SCHOCKS 1MMI AM . HTAILIIHIO ItM . $4,95 THRU O'flCIJi HHtTNl Mw Hi TMIIIII FORD DEALER Routi )U 9 Main Itfttt I HOUYWOOD ll»yd Road R**ln< Drive TOMS FORD INC. INVICiMNC Mtmfatr f.O,I.C, 60 Main St. Matawan COItal 44001 THE MATAWAN JOURNAL N J. ThurMby. July 22. 1961 journal Antique Lamp Will Grace Renovated Bank In Matawan

STAVED UP WELL AFTER midnight Friday to «* the first close up picture of , the angry red planet. Af- ter an hour of highly technical explanations another an- nouncer came on to explain that everyone was looking at the picture the wrong way . . . The enormity of the scien- tific achievement too awesome ... If the world continues it* tremendous strides into space, our children probably will behold wonders we can't imagine . . . Reluming a million or so miles back to earlh, had a card from Patrick, one of our brood. He dutifully reported he was having a good tinWr>S at camp and was taking up wildlife management . . . wild- life management? . . . When he gets home he can take care of the dog, Paddlefoot and his buddy Sheba . . . that's wild- THUUQAY. JULY B. Ml life management. MONMOUTH COUNTY HAS the lowest per capita cost in Helping Those Who Serve the state for general government operations, according to a survey for the magazine New Jersey County Government A lot haa been Mid and written about the value of the . . . Freeholder Benjamin H. Danskin called attention to Cotps in the area of human and international rela- the study, which appeared in the magazine's June issue in an article by Hunterdon County Freeholder Roy W. Peet But what about the volunteer!, themselves? What values . . , An analysis of the 1965 budgets in New Jersey's 21 •re accruing to them outside the broadening experience of counties revealed that Monmouth's cost of $2.35 per capita travel and down-to-earth service? for general government, expenses ranked lowest in the state. One answer to those questions has now been suggested Highest cost, $i).27 per capita, was in Cape May County . . . by Western Michigan University which professes to see In total appropriations for all types of county spending, ' aome sound educational training in Peace Corps experience. Monmouth's per capita cost was 17th in the state at $28,355 Consequently, it has come up with a plan to offer one Mr. Danskin pointed out. The statewide average is $36.1?T year of college credit for a two-year tour with the Corps. ALMOST 30 PER CENT of the sales in New Jersey de- The Idea Is getting an enthuiastic reception from the parlment stores in 1963 were of women's and girls' clothing Corps top echelon, including Director R. Sargent Shriver while men's and boys' clothing accounted for only a little who contends an overseas volunteer can learn as much as over 11 per cent of department store sales . . . Nearly 10 he teaches, if he approaches the service with an open mind. per cent of the state's drug store sales in that year were of Hie knowledge that he can get formal college credit for it is cigars, cigarettes and tobacco . . . The amount spent for likely to encourage that tendency, Mr. Shriver believes. tires, batteries and automobile accessories in 1963 was The college credit plan la an interesting one, and has a §194,000,000, more than 13 times the amount spent for farm validity for anyone who holds the view that the real value equipment and machinery . . . According to the report, al- of formal education la in teaching a student to meet and most 23 per cent of all sales in New Jersey retail stores in MlHM W» StClWBMttwtMMa, swaerarhOMWyf rkalrwaai ef Ike teard, (left), ant I trifled and Installed ia the newly renovatereaev d Matawaa Office si Ikethe Census year was for groceries and other foods. Then, in , eopt with the process of living. Chart** V. MaadevUI*vUI*,, vic' e araaldai aaa manager •< the Matawaa Central Jersey Bank and Trust Company. Offke, mahb« Ik' e aatkpe Loads* gae lamp which has beea else-1 order of volume, Automobiles - Trucks, 15.3 per cent; Wo- men's and Girls' Clothing (except footwear), 7.2 per cent; so the commuter* caa enmtoe the A bit of old England has JuiU a chain on a copper bracket over H to 15 renovated lamps per week. reglazing and repainting and the ConnnunicfttioD company's application and data oa lamps arc then ready to face their Meals - Snacks, 5.6 per cent, and Auto Fuels - Lubricant*, been added to Main St., Matawan the main entrance of the bank. The old glass Is removed and the 4.7 per cent. To tka Editor, which the request for the rate la- in the guise of in authentic antique It was suggested as .' i appropriate lamps put into a bath of caustic new lease on life Thtre currently eaiits withlaear creast Is based and have a chance London gaa lamp installed outiide lixture by E. J. Parnum, the ar-soda to remove the old paint and The bank has undergone a com- to refute it. plete renovation inside and out and community a arcst controversy ov* the newly renovated Central Jersey chitect retained by the bank for dirt. Then, it's into the workshop Dentpvey T« CUHwood Lloyd D. Elgart, township mag- Bank & Trust Co, the renovation. a new wing has been added. The ; er tkt ractaUy released Library where damaged parts are replaced The board approved the transfer istrate, ended his connection with wnopsmX wlilcti hts been preparad Coacnm Salary Guid* The century • old wild copper Restoring the lamps is a pains- exterior is designed in Federal or repaired and electrical conver- style and interiors feature con- of Martin Dempsey from the. the Green Acres program of the !• aa IsdependMt. ebJeetKw eoa- Windsor lantern, which has bees taking job. Five craftsmen in a commission Tuesday In a notifi- Voted 4-1, Fedtf "No" electrified and polished, hangs from British corporation turn out only sion fitted, if required. Next come temporary decor. Strathmore School and his appoint- " ' Ursa with much «q»rienM ment as principal of the Cliffwood cation of withdrawal after he had la Matog tvahale Ubrary awes. been subject to censure by Mr. Matawan Regional Board of Edu- School. He succeeds Anthony Nuc- la view of this furor, I wonder uncertain because it could not bealso paid $15 and $5 costs. Patrol- cio as principal. Nuccio was ap-Maniscalco and Edward Flynn, a how auny «l tat critics, inckjd- cation Monday adopted a new known at this time if the ruling man Medolln summoned her for no member, at the commission'! meet- four • step salary guide for athletic pointed assistant superintendent of foi the e&orUl wrftm ia soaw of Shop Center Seen On of the court would be confined to license. schools last month. ing Monday. our daily papers/have bothered to coaches. Present scale and attain- the Madison Hill project or made Mr. Maniscalco noted the body able maximums are: Football, Robert J. Miller, 11 Idolstone Lawrence Tonvas was appointed Rid "Library Strviee tor Mala- a general application to the policy Lane, Matuwan, let his car roll had gone "six or seven munlhi" waa: A Saryey Reatrt" whieli to head coach, MOO to tm, assistant. on approval garden apartments in acting principal of the Strathmore without pcrccptablc legal prcgrcM J300 to $500; basketball, same as out of a parked position on Lloyd School, replacing Dempsey. Tomas available at our Library. Madison Township. Rd. July 12, so that it was protrud- on matters left in Mr. Elgart'» football; baseball, head coach. SMO Route 35, Holmdel was assistant principal of the Cliff- hands to complete when he resign- This report describes in great de- to $700. assistant, $200 to $400; In the latter case, Mr. Plechner ing half across the roadway while wood School last year. Resigna- Conflict between Holmdel Town- the sewer service could, not besaw the possibility that garden he was in New York at work. He ed as the commission's counsel UUiaet only whst our library needs track, same as baseball; wrestling, tions of four teachers, Mrs. Naomi on becoming magistrate last J will be In the nut H years, kut ship and the Lily-Tulip Co., sharp made available to householders apartment pluns could be approved found the car ticketed on returninj; ; $2S0 to t*M, assistant, $150 to $290; several years back when the town- along Telegraph Hill Rd. The need Mayer, Mrs. Ruth Harvey, Daniel i uary. Mr. Ulgart had previ] how .we can go about meeting bowling, golf and tennis coaches, without submission to the council from the city. He paid $2 and $3Reilly and Michael Novak wore them. We cannot with one hand ship zoned t22S acres on the north to run two side-by-sido sewer or planning board, if located in thecosts. I been counsel to the body anil fie all $200 to $300. The director of side of Route 35 opposite, big cupmains and to run an extra 2000 accepted by the. board. pledged to complete Green Acres back a crash ichool program and athletics has a scale of $500 to go highway development zone, just Theodore R. Magee, 65 Wyckoff makers plant for an "I" small ft. of sfngle main across (he Nero on action by the zoning board. New teachers employed were i matters he was processing without with the other push away the need to $700 and the faculty manager, St., Matawan, was fined for loud charge to the commission, becau«c for growth within our library sys- tracts industrial park, was seen and other lands to the treatment Miss Eugenia Czajkowski, West $400 to $900. this week as terminating with the station would up the cost of the mufflers on summons from Patrol- Long Branch, hie,h school, $5200; j of his then newly acquired salary tem. The two must go hand in man C. G. Martin. Speeding cost Band. Herbert Feder, a board member, adoption of the new zoning ordi- sewers $50,000. However, there is Miss Margaret A. Sakora, Cliff- ' 3S magistrate. called the guide unnecessary and nance. It is known approaches still no agreement with an owner, Bus Use Approved Ronald Donner, County Rd., Gift wood Beach, elementary, $5750; The magistrate declared he had Alio contained in this report is a "out of line" with nearby districts, have been made to owners on thenot Mr. Willey, over a 30 ft. right- wood, $10 and $5 costs on sum-David Oksen, Perth Amboy, lii^h paid from his own pocket for the great dear of discussion on suitable but it was passed over his vote. north side of the highway by rep-of-way that remains to be resolved. (continued from page one) mons by Trooper Frank Marronc, school, $5200; Preston Giilam, Bel- initial expenses of two searches sites for our new library with rat- The board aim created the posts resentatives of a high caliber de- No firm date was set Monday for sions also must provide adequately '<';yr»wt Stale Police. I'atrolmnn ford, elementary, $5200: James J. and the $30 monthly he had gotten ings according to lite number of of director and assistant director of partment store unit on the possi- final action on the much debated llcensod drivers, secure proper in- G. Dickey caught Charles M. Bak- Pitzpatrick Jr., Roselle, high back from tiie commission toward desirable criteria each meets. First intramural athletics. bility of use of up to 75 or 80 acres and contested zoning ordinance surance coverage and provide in- er, Newark, with an expired driv- school, $5475; Richard E. Bennett, this work did no more than meet on the list i» the Terhune Park site Mr. Feder also was a lone "no" along the highway opposite Lily but the mayor did announce the transit supervision by staff mem- er's license July 4. Matawan, hifih school, $5200, andminimal costs. which would make not only a con-vote when the board approved Tulip for a shopping center. Lily governing body would assemble bers. Credentials or inspection counts Robert Weston, Fair Haven, high venient plot for our library, but a spending $1679 for new majorette Tulip is understood to have also again Aug. 2. not a regularly Coaching Salary Guide also brought fines to Vera M. school. S74OO. ' ' most beautiful one as well. Butuniforms. He questioned Vincent been sounded out and to have scheduled monthly meeting date. A coaching personnel salary : Bianco. 2(1 Wood Shore East,. Cliff- om's F yet there «re those who have raised DeMaio, the board's attorney. If he found the proposal a most suitable guide ,w*s adopted by the board. i wood Beach; James W. Hogan, 44 or The township committee did s i sTo be'paid head coaches a tremendous hue and cry over this could stop the voting by leaving the one/ •.. ,..,,; •__ a aric j Chestnut St., Matawan; Kusscil il jom pajjc one) recommendation with few valid ob- •move lo so ten some of the cdnten-i of vari activitics in four stCps ; j cars, including five "emergency" meeting room as only a bare, quor- ' Th« Lily Tulip objections to the l'ostcr, Partridge Rd.. Matawan Summer Program jections. - • • ••••-. -i'. j. um, five members^ were present. lion over the ordinance by affirm-1 ar Rl-U; Daniel J. Brady, Clark slat' 'i'" i" s thai are i|ulck-rcpair 1 (continued from page one) - • ask hW» many hive r«ad industrial park were stated at theing purchase of a few acres ;JS(J 0 baskelbal, }c00l 0 $800; base- ' breakdown jobs. He was told as" long as he had an- time as based on the drawing ofl Township; S. B. Moss, Purlin. a letter to the township committee th«'Hints-Roth Report an* I urge swered the first roll there was • from the 13oyc« farm on Route 35 | ba,, an(| ,rack yM ,„ $7M each; ! After this lengthy action, lasting i Mr. I.yttle estimated the new of water supply fcr a large num- and voting to seek acquisition of - cross C0lln|ry and wrestling, $300 asking a paper street next to everyone who has not to do so inquorum. until after midnight, Magistrate El- Oak Shades Park be pul under| showroom will accommodate l£j>••; order to form a sensible and ration- ber of smaller size industrial units two or three lots remaining on theto ?400 each; bowling,'tennis and i new cars am! the.-e will be a dC> and the choking of Route 35 with south section of Neustead. gart called off all court sessions to its jurisdictinn. The pnppr srreci ! al opinion on an extremely impor- golf, 5200 to $300 each. The addi- Aug. 10 for his vacation period. was laid out as a tie-in (nm Lloyd play area outside for 100 used au- tant matter. We who know the val-ToOpM Office For traffic from employees of these tional pay for the director of athlet- i los. The T-shaped buildinK will be plants going in to work and com- Rd. to Gerard Ave. but is not ue of a good library system must Small Business Help ics will range from $500 to $700 and considered as needed now. A fence i designed by James Mancuso, Long work together for our library and ing out again at much the same faculty managers, $100 to $500. i Brnnch architect, that it can be time that Lily Tulip employees Marlboro Cited will be erected to include it in the our community. Arthur T. Young, Chairman of Contracts for the exterior paint- Inquiry Ordered commission's holdines if thi1 town ! added lo readily. Mr. Lyttle declar- would be going to and coming (continued from page one) ing of the Cliffwood School and 1 ed he has every reason to expect (Signed) the Monmouth County Small Bmi- home from work. undcrsurface drains leading to op- (continued from pai;e one) ship committee acts favorably. M. Schwartz Memorial School were awarded i designated for it. He also declared there will be a need to expand by ness Development Center, announc- It was learned this week Inquir- en ditches have been blocked. Earl Chimbs was authori/cvl tn 1 33 Ingram Circle, Matawaa ed today that the Center will offi- Thomas Vena, Cliffwood, for $1840.j there was covering of hydrant sites warn Robert Dean, Kcyport, lcnc- 1970. ies have been made of owners In Other CilalioM The Colonial Office Furniture Co., ; wiih topsoil. Mr. Ilausnrann was in- I The removal of Tom's Ford from cially open Saturday, at 10 a.m.,that area by realtors who would ing contractor, that a contract held 29 Main St., Asbury Park. Mr. The suit says that a form for an Newark, was awarded a $1184.25 ; structcd that if he should find a with the commission will be can\ its present Main St. location lo a Petition Agamsf locate a large shopping center all casement Mr. Donncll was to give ; contract for student desks and j nnn-crimpliance with the fire hy- : site on a major highway will be a Young announced it is expected along the north side of Route 15 celled unless the Keyport man acts NY Ins F«r« Hike that Gov. Richard Hughes, Sen. _.-..„ ...... -. — the township was prepared by the chairs. drant plan laid out on the maps on his pledge to put up fencing ' second such change by a major Harrison Williams, Sen. James on the side opposite the Lily Tulip | township in an unsatisfactory man- ' approved, he should refuse to issue at Cambridge and Andover Parks. auto firm in Matawan in tlie past plant. It is also understood that the ner, lacking in details and not pre- any more occupancy permits until To Dedicate Parks i year. Muller's Chevrolet went to Increase in the weekly fare on Howard, and many other county large paper cup making firm has Public Service Transportation Co. and local political figures will at- scribing a time limit, and for a correction is made to the board's The commission set Labor Day RRoute 34 from Main St. some been unofficially sounded out andthat reason has not been executed. Five Complaints satisfaction. months ago. This has no rcdedjp'l.' busts between Matawan and Newtend the opening. In the same has shown no inclination to oppose for the dedication of Den Guisti M. Raymond McGowan, Shrews- (continued from pane one) Hani Froehlich, a specttiUir, in-Memorial Park and Nov. II foron the borough as it Is the policy* York from ».7S per week to }».«statement Mr. Young disclosed a shop mart so located. per.week on IMrip books it being that Mr. Wilbert C. Russell, 391 bury, is attorney for Mr. Donnell. and alleged use of offensive lan- quired whnt the board would do VFW Park. A drainage test is tool the major auto companies now protested by petition to the Inter- Willow Ave., Long Branch, had Haa atom Dormant Ciiiipe July •!. On all the counts, if it were determined that suites be made at the VFW Park site to have their sales - service outlets state Commerce Commission, Ed- been hired as executive director of No substantial moving in of firma the defendant paid a total of W5j approved es one - bedroom apart- before a $DIM hill to Manza Con- on interstate traffic arteries where- ward I. Murphy, HI Warren Dr., the Small Business Development has occurred in the "I" zone in the in fines and costs. Walter George. ' mi'iils Here, in fact, being recom- tracting Co. is paid. over possible. beading the committee circulating Center. Mr, Russell's salary will intervening years, so the alterna- Marc Valley Map l.onn Branch, his attorney, gained mended by salesmen for garden Hi* measure, relates. be $10,500. tive of commercial use of the land (continued from page one) him leniency of the court. : apartment developments to pros- The SBDC of Monmouth County along the north side of the high- station. A special exception It re- Township police nrraiRncd ma- Ipective renters ns bein}; effectively Mr. Murphy slated it Is hoped way becomes stronger with the to have a nearly complete run of has been created to work in con- quired ai the property in In a resi- ny other defendants. Patrolman J convertible lo two-bedroom units junction with Smsll Business Ad- new zoning, A requisite to allow- dential tone. Fr'd D. Hall charged Raymond L. by the use of cots hidden away in (Ignaturei from the 4M persons ing a shop mart on the north ilde known to ride Public Service buses ministration to make economic op AypHcatlM DMW .lack.snn, « Maiden Dr., Cliffwnod the daytime or the installation ol portunlty loans throughout Mon- of Route 35 is understood to be An application by Edward Del- Beach, with fightinR. A 90-day Castro convertibles. Leonard Mop as commuters. Mr. Murphy declar- that the realtors promoting it ed the Matawan-New York run Is a mouth County help to strengthen HOMO, Cheesequake, for a minor county jail sentence was Imposed. izio, board chairman, acknowk'dg- small business while attacking the would have to construct a road In lubdivition to divide a lot on Am Patrolman llnll also summoned : ed it would be a nij^h unto Impossi- •Mr capacity run on the average, to the remainder of the industrial M the "empty sest" loss oa it toroots of poverty. Walter Hill, Mala boy Rd. was denied without pre- Juseph Banyacz, Curwood, for run' ble situation with which to cope. wan, Is on the II member board park, north of their properties to judice. The applicant was told one nitiR a car off Route 14, .luly 10, ' A sum;i sliun of limiting rentals on th* carrier It practically non-exls- give access to the highway. test, as Mr. Murphy sees it. of directors of SBDC. ....„...._,. sector of the minor subdivision knockinit wer tr«es and then a person • per • square • fnotage As for the icwer tie-In lor Old I would be an undersljed lot, to he^mashlnn Into the luto of Risierl j nf floor space was considered hard The petition asks the Interstate to npply nnd Impractical. Commerce Commlislon to grant • U.S. Highway « crosses the 40!hManor Estates and Neuslcad lo would hnve to have approval o! Sicn, Houto 34, Matawan, In a •May la In* effective data for theparallel four times on Its 3000-mile the Holmdel Sewerage Co. plant, the r on Inn board of adjustment for driveway. Malawnn Township First Wnller O'eliricke, Matawan, the increase to ao Into effect, Aug. I,•Welch from Atlantic to Pacific. Mayor Poole disclosed Monday It his pluns before they could be con- Aid men attended Mr. llnnyuc/. nnd board's attorney, reviewed the re- had been reduced to two alter- sidered. Mi nuto wns demolished. He p.ild cent Superior Court decision which nates, a line through th« north Mr. Del Rosso claimed h« had re- $15 and $!> costn. went aifuinut the township and the edge of the Willey property by theceived approval for live minor iub- O«h»r <.'«»« llrard Slrathmore Civic Association on WASH • DYI • MY NY&LURK right • of • way or onedivision 10 yrars ana Hut Dontild Claude A, Lewis, 24 Ivy Illll Dr., the score of compelling Levitt & running down Telegraph Hill Rd. Uor.it, ch*lrm«n, told him there Mnlimnn, who hud dlffprencui wilfi SUM, the developers of Strath- futMin Dy» SoM Eickitivaly nnd then hack north to thti treat- wus no record of any such minor towiuhlp ixillce, over n cone two inoip, to inHtii 11 Iron • point Inlaid ment plant through the ImuH of •HIIKIIVIAI'III hnvlnfl been KOintcd nidiillis n((", received n ticket .Inly boundary mArker.t for lots Mild. 1 1 Michael Nero, un officer ol thein tin. records ol llu county 7 (mm l'lilrnlniun Rnlph Mfdnllii Mr. (iehncke found the nection.i of HAPPY HOUR LAUNDROMAT itwcrtigii firm, clcrk'j office, m nny iictlon tit tlml for im liienie In nm.se.'ilon. The the iiilinK nniklii)! refcirnce to a r The difficulty of the line ilnwn I inn' wan void u» there had bmiili'frmltint pnlil Vi nml V> emit. | hoard niedlnt; of Dee. |H, IMil), an 123 Main St. - Matron — M4-f 777 "ll Ti'locniph Illll Kd, win (Unclosed no filing f»r enmity rccortl* within I'jilrnlmnii Stanley I' n r r I I li IIICOIUIIIKIVI' piirt of the totnl pr<)' tin' re(|ulr(.Ml fHI-dny perloil, liiiiiirlit In Klchnid I'. MpiW'i'.nn, ' reeding!, to lie did nut recommend lo ho that there would hiivo to lie i 1 WE MUST IE DOING SOMETHING RIGHT I both (I fare* nnd « frco running ' ltd IIIIKI I'li'rhiH'i , Mi'lui'lii'ii, t'niils, for weaving on Route Jft, nn appi'iil, THun., Fri., Set. Op«n Until I A.M. line beeiuiie of ilw> terrain, A force ' lownihip attorney, wn nuked ihoul MnKhiiate ICInnrl severely reprl Jei'oitie Knye, a member, wan food pump mnlrt flloiiu would ere- ("iiiiiiillw nml otlii.'r imitkii to the | nil uf (>Ut Mi IIIK", lo vnkl thn npiimii win ini|i>iirtl nml i 1,1 dnyi cit«i> nj'iitnit f^evHt, milinu the civic you con double or trlpl* p«ym«nl« and »UH p«y Fulbriglir Scholarship i|>r11«l nml liifii'e •.iiti|irnilnn invoked, •irmn lilinn, Holieii ( iii'i.termun enly cn» month's Intercut. In fnct, under tin |l(llHnlll|) I'limtllllleti (if the !WII flmii-e Meln/er, I'd. ItnX M, nml Ifeilipil J, I'tiiker, lind tttAdd I'rof.'iMir Miilciilm Slui'ilil", o{ ' it pit 11 itity I'nIJIIIVMI Ilicii' |>o«11(i>r14 oil nit nr> mm* fttrnuKfitntntyo u may pny ofl your entlrt STftATHMOM PHARMACY the I'lorlinin . Mnolmin cnmpiw of Umiia » And IfruMmi ltd, Mrit'iiiniif, ) /mi Mm mi for H"liiH inn th iicfil. Mt', HUUH tvm o|i|Ki';rd to the lomu I'nlrlclKh I>ltkln«mi UiilvtiMiy luis I'ledtwr nikiiuwl>-(l^r><1 that the nl in llm Milhlinumi Intie uf Koule H9. linni tt Inking purl In nn flpprnl tin- Str«thm«r« at Matawao Stopplfwj Cmttr been swsrtlnl n I'lilforlflht Scfiolnr- loincy fof tlw »|i|ilictiri(i!, llttrmiin filly •, A fine of (10 and >,"> ew until 'Hi ttMWllw H» It'll H hml l»i| llrfll ion Of lfHtiiif''r in the I'ld.'hAiii ' Miti.ll'nit |M|ii||»itn|xil 111 lilii II>",V /iili!H(' III lilli nf l|it|lliil|i= LIBERAL BUILDING* LOAN ASSOCIATION frtllllM/ft III I'lfil, tvlli'ti' (In 19 As.ai • Prtfcrlptlon SpacUlliri lIMWIIIP Hlllipll'lt, .1(111 f.i " li-IV" I! V>l||' l|) (. i,i.HI|i|f i| t|ii|l| |I.1(;I, O||i'» t'lttltl l'fll(p«lt(l(' llf tfMI'lillhni tllfll (It Illll = |,i . Iri ml liV I'llll'illililM fill .-ml i Ililii" nVnllillilr III "II illllltllfl Miiyiif ilntiy Mp^triHii-i vvjinffii l K iin-r-inil, I Mil.,|i I II', 'II 11,0 ilitltii | Itir.vUft, It IlllU'll 159 Main SI reel - Mttfuwiui 1 • Ceimctlei • SaMon* Cantiy Vmif ttilveillwMii'nt In ihl" |'tt|ivi In kiinw whui'ilif rtln i of A ilei'i. |i UM Mistrial Saturday, Aug. 7. a.m. from the Central Jersey Bank tion. Mrs. Olga Becker reported parking lot. Passes for the Futur- er activities, starting time 12 o'-mittee at which plans were also This «-• •' • -;. h;ld lot the clock noon to continue until dusk, formulated for additional educa- that 1S7 books had been processed al givlag all the children ama Show will be given to those and adrfpri to the shelves during the making the trip. parents are invited to participate. tional programs as well ai the ini- Ikt ama a day of fun, will tiation of group participation ac- month of June. M different booth., a food Tuesday-Girts Softball League New books have been purchased 1 will get underway. tivities for members of the reform pi s vVfV p^me at IB Jewish congregation for the use of the children attend- •*.," • boyi' tMKball game at Thursday-Trip to Yankee Stadi- ing the summer Reading Club and 1 ».».. • biic-l-bric table and aClub Members um for boys and girls, 12-16 years Story Hour. There are 39 children lefrethmeat booth. A total of 75 old. Permission slips must be re Evening Department •Mending the story hour and 37 at- ajfcdta will be oa hand to suner- turned no later than Monday. Officers Visit Home tending the Reading Club. This pro- vfcM the various activities. Tour Gardens The Recreation Commission gram, to be continued throughout A tour of members' gardens, a sponsored Matawan's first men's the summer, is conducted (rom Mra. Louii Mauro and Mrs. horseshoe tourney. Finalists in the The Multiple Sclerosis Service Richard Spencer are co-chiirmen. regular feature of the Root and Organization of New Jersey Nurs- 10:30 a.m. to 12 o'clock noon eviry Branch Garden Club each July three-day tourney were Charles Monday. Con-'V •; -r t'-.j frir »rr. Mr. Ccran and Sam Masiello and semi- ing Home in Chester, was visited aad Mn. Jo*eph Ucania and Mrs. was taken by club members prior recently by the Federated Wo- On Summer Sekcdult Fred Klawunn, game boothi; Mn. to the regular monthly meeting finalists, Jack Goctz and Joe Cof- The library Is now on the sum- fcy. Each team played a 50-point man's Club's Evening Department Douglai Mitchell, donations; Mn. held at the Harris Gardens Fire Executive Officers. mer schedule and is open every Car;'.T <~ " - r< >>• -I Mrs. EdHouse- , Union Beach. tournament game and the best six Tuesday and Thursday evening ward Lettchau, food ule; Louis out of 11 games determined the The ladies were welcomed by from 7 to 8:30 p.m. and every Wed-: The club first visited the garden winners. the executive board of the MSSO Mauro and Richard Spencer, re- of Mrs. Lawrence Saccone to view nesday afternoon from 1 to J p.m. tYeshnunts. . :. The Girls Softball League, which of New Jersey and taken on a tour The library and the Woman's her special feature it this season. of the facility to familiarize the :!-'.' T" " •* or* tVi-tinr was the birs. Jolia U'MU (right) greets Susan [>i<&,,l and library wfcteh b sorely lacking in space. Hours for will start Tuesday, consists of four Club will conduct a booth at the ttkar Ceajmlitees Elst) Halt as The Matawaa Free Public Library the ChlMrw'S Branch are as (ollowt: MondaMondayys and teams of girls eight to 16 years old. Evening Department with the need Fair to be conducted by the Madi- Also Mrs. Andrew Smith and garden of Mrs. Stephen Fofosky where the newly laid rock garden Ma Childraa's Branch at l» Mala St., across FiWays, I sun. la S p.m.; Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Coaches, Junior leaders, are Rodof the MS patient and what is be son Township Jaycees in the Sayra Mn. Robert Miller, bric-a-brac frwa the Matawaa Office at The Central Jersey Bank . . M a.m. to S p.m. A sign In front of the Harris, red team; John Hunter, ing accomplished for him by this Woods Shopping Center during table: Pat Posada and Charles received many compliment!. The final stop was at the early Amer: and Tntst Company, Tswaiay. Attractive new furnish- new branek k (he work of Ty Ojimaa, currently blue team; Ronnie Gissubel, green particular organization. the Labor Day wtekend, Mora*, baseball game; Mrs. Ro- sags and shatviag wIN anacal t» the young peeple. can cottage home of Mrs. Loretta srisllsat tH Matawaa Players. Mr. O|antaa donated team and Bill Allen, gold team. The Evening Department of the Mrs. Holden Is assisted at the bert C: <•':•'.., r-U-ill g?>me; MrsSchaerfe, r set off with hollyhocks, ne weve was Made M irisa Mnasatlaa la the mala Wa tfaw Mi awkstlng materials for this project. Ping pong tourney winners in Federated Woman's Clubs has Witliam Gibson, flyers; Ronald summer program by Mn. Robert ?'n'lov/-Ts anil hydrangea to com- the 12-14 age group were Bobby pledged to pay for the Hydro-Mas- Martin, Mrs. James Armstrong, Spooner, signs; Domlnick Oaori, plete the picture of old world Cissubel and Susan Jensen and In sage and Wading Tank for the pv'-lWy, • itl i-rank Csulak, post- Mrs. Robert Lancaster, Mrs. Jam- chnr. i. the 9-11 group, Dcnlse Gissubel and Nursing Home as a charity project es Bergen and Mrs. George Smith. ers. . • •; . To Crown Queen Bobby Goldate. for 19S546. HYAA members present voted to It was announced the Fall Flow- Arts and Crafts projects will be •tthorfn UM purchase of a ban-er Shew will be held on Sept. 18 Matawan Personal Items Greet Son At Mayport Nan M «N AM Vow ruUlf U AppracMtad M Any Tim* displayed In the window of Sand- Negotiate To Lease am with the name of the organlia- at the Harris Gardens Fire House. At Ml Fair ford's Drug Store, Main St. tioa oa it for use in parades and Arrangements for the* show will be Seven girls will vie for 1965 Mon- Residence For Rabbi Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Pouxeno, at apechU events. It will be dis-finalized during the meeting of the mouth County 4-11 Queen tonight 11 UK Woodmere Dr., Cllffwood ' for the first time at the committee to be held at the home Mr. and Mrs. Fred , Eliza- Mr. and Mrs. E. Murray Todd, "Surfing Sand* Party Beach, have returned home altar, at the opening of the three-day Temple Shalom of Matawan Is of Mrs. Harold Bottger, club presi- beth, and Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Holmdel, have returned home af- County 4-H Fair at Freehold Race- driving to Mayport, Fla, to meet' dent. Fraebel spent Thursday In Point ter vacationing in Virginia. At Camp Arrowhoad Pool presently negotiating for the lease their son, Alfred J. Poutenc, who; way. Candidates will be judged of a residence for Rabbi Sheldon Mri. Lucania was appointed Pleasant. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Shinn, on appearance, personality, and arrived there aboard the U.S.i, chairman of the nominating com- Willard Auimck will present i The Trl-Hi-Y Club of the RedCordon, the reform Jewish con- program of slides at the August Mr. and Mrs. Donald Riley, Miami Beach, Fla., former resi- progressive achievement in 4-H ac- Saratoga after a nine-month tour sailUo. Mrs. Gibson and Mr. Lac- Ridgewood; Mr. and Mrs. John dents of Matawan, are spending the Bank YMCA with headquarters At gregation's first full time rabbi, ac- ol duty In the Mediterranean. With meeting. The arrangement for the tivities. Attired in evening gowns, Camp Arrowhead, Marlboro, will t are also members of the com- Lyle, Manalapan; Mr. and Mrs.summer In Manasquan and spent they will be Interviewed by master cording to Mrs. Morris Bogdonoff, their son they visited points of in- Election of officers will be evening will be "Lazy Days," an sponsor a "Surfing Sands" pool 102 lrongate Lane, head of a spe- arrangement in. a sea shell. Russell Pruden, Im-erlaken; Mr. last week visiting friends in Mala- of ceremonies, Alfred E. Sanders, terest and friends In Palm Beach at the next meeting. and Mrs. Harry Pitcher, Holmdel; wan. Monmouth County National Bank. party at the Camp Arrowhead Pool, cial committee assigned to find and Fort Lauderdalt. Alfred, who Club members agreed that the on Tuesday, July 27, from 7:30 - Mans were approved for a sum- Mr. and Mrs. Arne Kalma, Mr, Margaret Smith, daughter of Mr. suitable quarters for the spiritual is on leave, returned home witk tier awards day to be held at recent trip to Sandy Hook Park State Senator Richard R. Stout p.m. to II p.m. loader. and Mrs. Charles Perrine, Mr. andand Mrs. Baynard Smith is spend- will crown tlio now queen assisted his parents. the conclusion of the baseball and was a great success and several Mrs. Ross Maghan, and Mr. and Miss Linda Matdli, Matawan, The home currently under nego- members expressed a desire to re- ing two weeks at Camp Matolllone- by last year's qiiecn, Miss Mary aoitball prop.' in. Drtailr. will be Mrs. Allan J. Morrison, were the quay, Medford. president of the club, announced tiation is in the Andover section peat the excursion. Refreshments Ellen Vandcrhoof, Mlddlctown. Con- that the party is open to all high prteented at the next meeting to Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Thursday guests of Mr, and Mis, of the Strathmorc community In were nerved by Mrs. Charles Hop test judges will be Miss Lillian school students in the area. Enter- Matawan Township, and will pro- be held on An •. 9 in the home Laurence Lemaire at their summer Matthew Wurtz, Marc Woods, were Dawson, Mercer County 4-H Agent; of Mrs. Kenneth Willey, Telegraph per, Mrs. Richard Spencer and home in Manasquan. tainment In the form of swimming, vide the clergyman with an office Mrs. Bottger. Mrs. Marie R. Stro Mrs. William Peltier and son Rich- Mrs. Greta Singer, Executive Di- names, and dancing, ard a show by Hill Rd., Hazlet, at 8:30 p.m. Ml Mrs. Lydia Walling and Mr. andard, Silver Springs, Md., Mrs. Ed- rector, Welfare Council of Mon- as well as living quarters. Rabbi interested adults,are invited to «- ther, Matawan, was a guest. the teenagers themselves is plan- Cordon is expected to assume his Mrs. Rudolph Fraebel were the ward Kcmpf, Mrs. Louis Gervose mouth County; Joseph C. Ir- ned. Refreshments will be served. tend. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred and sons, and Mrs. Lena Gervose, win, Director of the Monmouth new duties with Temple Shalom in Temple Shalom Group Snook, Paulins Kill Lake, and din-all of Bayside, L. I. County Board of Chosen Freehold- Miss Matelli said that the club August. is looking for new members and is Duplicate Club Hat Games ed at Larsen's Turkey Farm. Alex Wolfson, son of Mr. anders, and Francis S. Mansue, As- To Discuss Dimont Book sociate State 411 Extension Leader. hoping that girls wlio are Interested Ensign Patrick J. Devlin is Mrs. Everett Wolfson, Strathmore, in participating in year - round ac Society To Sponsor Tuesdays And Saturdays spending a month at the home of is spending the summer at Camp Queen candidates are Miss Lor- tlvities will want to become mem ft Xttrtaa a llaaklaj "Jews, God, and History." by his parents, Dr. and Mrs. Gerard Ockanickon, Medford. "Eddie Duehin Story" Max I. Dimont, will be reviewed by raine Bahm, Miss Sandra Daves, bers. The purpose of the club Is to 'The Matawan Duplicate Bridge Devlin, Mr. and Mrs. Sid Sapsowitz and Miss Christine Hammerschmidt, If you were to witness the the Temple Shalom Book Discus provide interesting social and com- The Rosary Altar Society of St. control room activity of a mis- Club now conducts two weekly Mrs. Frank Bliss entertained at daughters Donna. Gloria and Mar- Miss Shirley Kahlert. Miss Doris munity service activities. games. The Tuesday game Is held sion Group at its monthly meeting bridge on Friday evening and the sha, Wayne, were the Saturday Million, Miss Judy Mazzucco, and Benedict's Church, will show "The sile shoot you mrvel at the at the Legion Hall. Main St.. Mata- Tuesday evening, July 27 at the prize winners were Mrs. Marguer- guests of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Miss Mary Ann Mclntosh. The club advisor is Mrs. William Eddie Duehin Story" in technicolor, dials, controls, connections and waa, at 8 p.m. and the Saturday home of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Bleber, ite Laird, Mrs. Gerard Devlin, and Rosenblatt, Strathmore. Contestants' Backgrounds Adams. Matawan, who replaces starring Kim Novak, and Tyrone message-sending apparatus nec- game, Strathmore Bowling Lanes, 41 Ivyhlll Dr. Mrs. W. 0. Dlggln. Other guests at- Mrs. John Hulsebos, Colts Neck, Power an Wednesday, July 28, at essary to get the bird off Its Mr. and Mrs. Alan Lcsh and chil- Miss Bahm, 16, lives in Perrine- who served as club advisor the pad. However, the body you Route 34. Matawan; at 8: IS p.m. The following month, James tending were Mrs. Frederick Ded- dren, Strathmore, were the Wed- ville, Millstone Township, and is 6:30 p.m. It will be held In the Michcner's rates! novel, "The past two years, Parish Hall. Refreshments will be pack around so matter-of-factly, 'The winners of the master point erick, Mrs. Elmore Kattner, Mrs. nesday guests of Mrs. Shirley Gar- sponsored by her 4-H club, the contains a control and message game held Saturday were: Mr. andSource," will be the topic for dis-Leroy Sickeli, and Miss Patricia ber and Harry Lesh, Brooklyn, Sterling Stitchers. A past president served. cussion. system so complex as to make Mra. Edgar Theimer, Matiwin, McKeen. N.Y. of her club and junior leader, she Shaw Promoted By The proceeds wilt be used to pro- a missile effort look like kin- drat: Mrs. Ivan Rosemwelg and T he Book Discussion Group, Mrs. Randolph Harris, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Woodman favors home economic projects and Mutual Of New York mote the annual Fashion Show to dergarten stuff. Ronald Nankivell, Matawan, sec- sponsored by the Sisterhood of theCharles PiPikek , HHolmdell dl ; Mrs.L Leon and granddaughter Peggy Lelfeste, helps younger members with their be held Oct. 23. Mrs. Angelo Fara- ond; Mr. and Mrs. Richard Schul- Reform Jewish congregation, is Christlnat, Mrs. Everett Carlson, have returned from a trip to Ver-project work. gasso and Mrs. Frank Fitzpatrick, The body contains billions of snaa, Matawan, third; the Rev. R.open to both men and women. Mrs. Stockton Hopkins, Mrs. Gar- mont and Canada. Ralph W. Shaw, of 4 Dawn Way, Miss Daves, 10, is vice president Malawan, has been promoted by co-chairmen of the Fashion Show nerve cells, or neurons, with bil- Edelstein, Perth Amboy, and Mrs. Anyone interested in enrolling may rett McKeen, Mrs. Fred Mauer and Mr. and Mrs, Leo Seidler and of her 4-H horse club, ihc Jumping ara also In charge of this affair. lions of connections. Around the Ronald Nankivell, Matawan, fourth. contact Mrs. Noel D. Levine, 109 Mrs. Howard Woolley were the children Dale and Tami, Brooklyn, Brook Riders, Asbury Park. She Mutual of New York to second vice president for farm mortgages, One and all are invited to see the outside of the cerebrum, the Ivyhill Dr., chairman. luncheon bridge guests of Mrs. N.Y., were the Sunday guests of has won many top honors in 4-H film. largest part of the brain, are Winners of the July 13 game Ralph Bedle on Thursday. The Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Seaman, dairy and horse activities during it was announced today by Roger about nine billion neurons. were Mrs. Roland Dozois and Mrs, Children Present Play prize winners were Mrs. McKeen, Strathmore. her seven years as a member, tier Hull, president of the life and Since It Is necessary for each Joseph Peret, Matawan, first; Mrs. Pike and Mrs. Mauer. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Wolfson and sponsor is the Jumping Brook health insurance company. Mr. Strathmore Girl of these cells to make connec- Thomas Curley, Matawan, and Shaw has been with MONY since On Tuesday afternoon, several Mrs, William E. Smith Jr. andchildren, Strathmore, were the re- Riders 4-H Club. Has Role In Play tion with several other cells, you Clem Clark, Red Bank, second. cent house guests of Dr. and Mrs. Miss Hammerschmidt, IS, is spon- J955 and was formerly assistant can readily understand the fan- Strathmore children participated children Billy and Kim were the vice president. Winners of the master prize Sunday guests of Mrs. William F. Jerome Wolfson, Pittsburgh, Pa. sored by the Sterling Stitchers 4-H tastic number of connections in a play which they wrote them- A native of Mississippi, he re- "Once in a Lifetime" will be the jame July S were Mr. and'Mrs. selves, The play was presented In Steiner, Bergenfield. Mr. and Mrs. John Kiick, Marc Club, Clarksburg, and is serving involved in this one area of the Theimer, first; Mrs. Dozois and as president this year. During her ceived his Bachelor's and Master's second production of the Sixth An- human system. : the backyard of Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Johnson Cartan attended a Woods, were the godparents for nual Summer Theater Workshop of Mrs. Perez, second, and Mrs. bridal shower for her niece, Miss Paul Frederick Holden, son of five years in 4-H, homo economics Degrees in Agricultural Economics iLeonard Jaxon, and the proceeds has been her main interest. She from Mississippi State College. He Montclair State College. It will be You can readily understand, Gwendolen Lovett and Mrs. Ruth will be donated to the Bayshore Betsy Thompson, Highlands, at Mr. and Mrs. Charles Holden, W«- presented at 8:15 p.m. tonight In talmeri, Little Silver, third. the home of Mrs. Alfred Bcbacqua, hawk™, Sunday, and later attend- Lio is a junior leader. was an economist with the United also, the growing Importance of Community Hospital building fund. States Department of Agriculture Memorial Auditorium on the camp- prescriptions in the ctre or re- Middle-town, on Saturday afternoon. ed the party following at the. Wiv- Miss Kahlert, 17, Neptune, is a us. This famous satire on the be- The children taking part in the member of the Sunburst Blazers and a field representative with the lief of human nilment, Prescrip- Alternate Delegate play entitled "Three Normal Days" Mr. and Mrs. William R. Craig hawken V.F.W. Post hous.\ ginning of talking pictures was the tions are a specialty at SAN- spent last week at the Hotel Saga- 4-11 Horse Club. Horses arc herMetropolitan Life Insurance Com- were Gregory Jaxon, Kathy Miss Peggy Smith, New York, pany before joining MONY. first collaborative effort of Moss FORD'S PHARMACY, 128 Main more, Lake George, N.Y. was the weekend guest of Mr. andmain interest, although she has had Hart and George S. Kaii'man. Warren Baumgartner, Holmdel, Sharpe, Mary Beth Healy, Matthew many successful experiences in Mr. Shaw is a member of the Street, Phone: 566-237* , . . tms been named alternate delegate Healy. Nancy Jaxon was in charge Mr. and Mrs. Otto Gaub, Overhill Mrs. Martin Tosetlo, Lakeside Gar- Susan Cawood, 64 Arymont Lane, Fanny Farmer Candy ... Do- Rd., entertained at a birthday din- dens. dairy, rabbits, and raising Seeing American Society of Farm Mana- fc> New Jersey Young Republicansof refreshments and Audrey Jaxon Eye puppies. She is vice president gers and Rural Appraisers, the Matawnn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, mestic and Imported Greeting by the Monmouth County Young and Patricia Healy served as the ner party in honor of Mrs. (Jaub's Mr. and Mrs. Jack Uarst, of the County 4-H Youth Council W. E. Cawood, will play the role Cards . . . Free Delivery . . . brother, Ralph Fountain, Neptune Strathmore, were, liu Satuukiy af- American Legion and the First OOP. ushers. and will attend Hartivick College Presbyterian Church, Matawan. He of Seventh Bridesmaid. She Is a Free Drug Income Tax Service City, on Saturday evening. Guests ternoon guests of .Mr. and Mrs,this fall. junior ut Matawan Regional High ... in business 55 years . , . attending were Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Sanford Pesner, Queens, N.Y. and his wife, Theresa, have two Miss Mahon, 17, Hazlet, was onedaughters. School. Fountain. Neptune City; Miss La- Louis Mormur,, Cincinnati, Ohio, of the first members enrolled in the THIS WEEK'S HOUSEHOLD Verne Fountain, Farmingdale, and was the Monday overnight guest HINT: A length of tautlyheld Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Fountain jr. of Edward Garrity, Fierro Ave. Township First Aid Now is tho time to advertise thread will slice a hard-boiled FREE im courow oooo wn FREE those unused articles for sale. A and children Karen and Joanne, Mrs. Waiter Byrne, Strathmore, Horse Club for four years, she lias egg neatly and cleanly. Lakcwood. was the TuLiday guest of Mrs- Answers 134 June Calls small ad In the classified column been very active in community | will turn them Into cash for you. J lHNNU$TlfU.S BLUE STAMPS Marc and Arnold Phillips, Juni- j Howard Kalis, Pottstown, Pa., at affairs. Her sponsor is the Rurilan per PI., Matawan, rode the AMF i the home of Mrs. Kalis' parents, Bay Area Jaycees. Captain Frank Hntulis of the RIM YOUR MOUlAi STAMPS MonoraiMil l on a recent visiii t to thh ej Mr. und Mrs.A. FF. Biihr HiHighh- Miss Mazzucco, 16, Freehold, is Mutuwan Township Hirst Aid and New York World's Fair. lands. rind* id,, M,m I Rescue Squad reported that the Miss Joanne Davis, Pittslord, Mrs. Palmyra Tosetlo, New NOTICI N.Y., is the house guest of Mr. York, is spending this week as the WE WILL BE MATAWAN VfUACE BSO and Mrs, Calvin D. Pearce. guest of Mr. and Mrs. Marl in To- Hampshire Holirciu^'^eTfnt'e'dJ'-Aino,,,, ,U caUs. .were U Mrs. Walter Elder, Morganville, sctto. cats are varied, includiiiK horses. eniies, sheep, jxirts, 24 nccldcnts, 20 fires and Lloyd Rd. ft Highway 34 14 community servico calls. CLOSED FOR VACATION week at Lake Tccdyuskung, I'a. Brooklyn, were the weekend guests Kirdening and home econotnlcs ONI WEEK Mr. and Mrs. Donald W. Robin- of Mr and Mrs. Everett Wolfson, projects. A Junior louder fur sev- The Squad's four ambulances Nl tja drove 2(109 miles and members do- MOM MON., JULY 1» THRU SAT., JULY II ion, Toms Rivor, entertained at Strathmore, eral years, her sponsor is the WILL M-OKN MONOAY, All*. U4 Hampshire Hollow 4-11 Club. nated 4.18 man hours llo«e, A T. Wrltz at the July meet Montuna and Chicago for three Scltenck Ave. in|(. I'resldimt HIIH[)OI nlsn reminds weekt. llvnnotl Dworkls Vnrmont, this foil, llor snmisor Is d ll l ld Mr. and Mr». tlio Monmotilh l.lvr'slock CIHIJ, Inwnshlp residents Hint July l« Mr, mill Mrs. William Quirtn and and children, Stratlimoie, havr ru- I'lriil Aid Mnnlh and rvsldtftitn are family were tho Sunday dinner turned uflor spi'iidlnc sover.il iluyi AccnrdlnK to (ieorno W, Slver Jr., County 4-H Aj'ciii, tin? nniiunl inked to nup|»irt I lie S(|liad whi'n mR'alg of Mr, and Mrs. Letter A. at thu De.iuviiie, Atlantic my. 1 Oueen Content U n lilithllKht nl the lh« IIKMMI)')! stiips nt tht'lr luimi' fur for SOMETHING Skinner, I'hlladolphl i, I'a. MlM Sniidni Ou'lx'iisilukoK, Ilii- 1 three-day Fiilr In which mini' than the nniiunl lunil ihivi cullectlun, Mlckoy Dell*, son of Mr. andgiinllne, win the |(iii"th llcniiin, Dick- First Mfthowt Qwfch liy l)i» PrtwIiHld Jnvt'cw, mul J'miy inn cnv, I'n i Mr, mul Mrs. llar- Olrxr iueiii wer« Mn, Klchartt tllrt, WFTU ilm wwkfMil I»H' |Opp«ill» ft 1 M, NtllsAnl liii , t'ermak, Mri, Nuitell Weber, Mri, Mr. »ml Mm, VAfAt I'lkc pm nlil I lir"i«n, Mr. anil Mm •rue* MaoCutcheon, Mri. O Mri, Moll Gliliiniiil mul MlM Other populitr ovwtii InelmV « Ciimllii'it, Mr. in ' 147 MAIN STRUT ItolDelll i andd MMri , JowuJhh MMankl Jr. Sandra (trolii'iitohlkoff, lliiiMHihu), in't shim o|t«n to all county r«»l- NHI'IIIO, Mr. mid 1 Mr. snd Mrs, Harold 0. iVlli, went tin Sunday Hiiein nl MM, ~ under M: fun nlulH, whldi llrlile. Mr, fttfcl M MwrMowii, Md,, iptHi the week- Cethoflit* Ormslty, Ni'w Vmk plt-atiiii|| milk drltiklnu IMIIO, Mr, nnil Mri, MATAWAN Mil Malawan and Wended th* Mr, and Mn. Uujiune 0. McKltt- and c»tcnliii a |r#«*eil chard*, Mr. mil Mri, teat end yen •§ fln4." - Jest* Me**, f# MIM Judy Kennedy to ttey anil dilution, 81, Louis, Mo, duncinn, The old Inn, Mr. and MfL. . MINIifia.lt i «a iaiurday, have returned honi« nfcr evM(l< ay Deftwaa Jacobus, Point PUaitnl, IIMJ ten days at tin* KUi'tii m h«f Mr, and Mri, ftuKena Jacclrvsht, It Mttidini tht weft II ih« gunit parent, Mr. Mini MN. Fred lltir- Mr, mid MM, .tulin dwnenoy, Mri WMIMI* fMVICIIi MaHin Hell, Mri, Mildred fleniMt, •i4»A,M, imf MiM A.M. of n#r uncle and mini, Mr, amilew, Mri. Wnllec l»aoVr##n. I tvlsh to Ihwik Hie many MH, Vlnc«nt Cnyiw, MlM t'nlrltla Themst "Msfnlnst •Itfc Hi* Miller" I Ivnn, Mr. itiid Mra, (:linfl*'v iiiuns tif «yiM|iii!liy, llrttitfiiilirmti.-i' mil Mr», ,lnart|ili Wllfuiiu wore e,«a A,M,»CUHM for All Aaoi, Mr, and MM, Moll Olilumul, iwrli Mrs I I'hiiiHiii li'iiiHiiujli. limy Itri imiii to tlir "(jmefi II Cm ilttnhi) Ihnaii flnin Ilih nl»a Wtin ••"J IliM A.M. —P«-ftlm«t» thfeiiqh thifd Suit, l l 'eft! Iht! TuMulity Mm, l'.il«in II l»'i...iniili -ml M">- mit Mninniii.il h'tiiiil," I'M- iNHrii. ii|> li'.i( il Ilif ivcil'tlitK nf Inlui f?V' lltBO A.Mi —9«by Silling «itl Ghlldteit'i ChufeH 11 »f Me. /mil MM lll«-ii tier M/iry Ijih «••"• ''i I»i'lrtv- i'i'ii-li l, lr 1i ,||t« I,i Ml», IMlMli.'lll |-'lMII"l!-lll, YOUfM fillOWsMI'i livti»t hlk'itt, Hiiiuiiiilit'' i i/,, tn-|iii I'linli l?n CM, - If, Mi M.Y.f. : I Inni ti, Mf.- WMI Mr* tliiml'il|>li Uniti° ltd., .liiiyin, -» ATfiNBANCi CARBJ ©IVtH I ive moved hiitt Hieir n»w twine Hilf nlitl Irt! |ilny"il !t! Utl'l III" M"»|illii Ilix HI tl'itiiuM Toilil IliMUP 'U ICiMiiiiry t'ltib, ti l l.rthe, I'd -. ... .:?•'••••••••>.. •- •-• •-.**',<••• ?.\>- • -IV THE MATAWAN JOUtNAl. N J. . July 22.wi Ifeete America. Football League RookJe-O/.l*t>Year

IF YOU SELL A SERVICE

OR MERCHANDISE 4 "i • AT RETAIL ASK YOURSELF... WHY?

Why It It — a man wakes up in the morning after sleeping under an advertised blanket on an advertised mattress and in the New York World's Fair. Matt, the A.F.L'e raefcle of the year, b ewe at 2f aperta persswalllie* aeiksg at faatt each weefcead at Schaefer advertised pajamas. Ceater.

Metswen loroucjh CD LEGAL NOTICE Madison Jtycees Cheesequake Park prtMDl to tht Mid Sola Encutoi Redio Units In Test Uitlr claims undtr oolli wlUiln al> monlhi from Ihla dale. Takes a bath In an advertised tub, shaves with an adver- Dated! Jut* as, last Plan For Fair Amateur Radio Operat- Attracts Families Frank H. Conovcr, thraughout the Ml Casl«r Avenue. tised raior, washes with an advertised soap, puts on advertised rt in Field Day. a highly Cheetequake State Park, which Clearwaltr, Florida. offers such diverse recreational fa- StiJc £xccutor m live Jet* under field eondi- rred M. Burlew, Esq. clothes, sits down to breakfast of advertised coffee, puts en an to im twHiii whs* tloas Juae M and 27. Thia ii-Ue cilMlea M, swimming, fishing, pic- 123 Main Stnct. nl« Kiinmk, playgrounds, and miles MaUwan. New Jcraqr. tha second anmal MadiiN Totm- opportusity lor groups to demos Attorney ' • , , strata smergeacy preparedness of of hiking trails leading through advertised hat, rides to hit office in an advertised car. writes afcip Couatry Pair apeas for Km a fashion that attempt* to awaken forests, meadows and nature pre- .,. I [,.,. I serves, was cited by S3 per cent Charter No. SMO law Later Day public awareness of the vital rale REPORT OF COKOITTOfl Or THE with an advertised pencil... played by our amateur radio ser- of the families renting apartments FARMEHa * MERCHANTS NA- at Parkview • at • Madison as a TIONAL BANK OF MATAWAN. TW fair, wMcfc prorcd tote* vice la time ol need. Participating IN THE STATE OK NEW JERSEY, w this annual national event was major reason for selecting this gar- AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS OK •atradloa la Its first pip- an aggregation ol Communication den apartment community. JUNE 30, 1WU PUBLISHED IN RE- > ISM, will ha located The new 112-unit garden apart- SPONSE TO CALL MADE BY Members from the Matawan Bor- COMPTROLLER Or THE CUR- at the spacious Sayre Wood* Shot- ough Civil Defense and Disaster ment community, situated oa RENCY. UNDER SECTIOM UII. Then he refuses to advertise: says advertising does not pay,,. ping Center la 19(S and frith the Control Organization. Laurence Harbor Rd., next to Exit U.S. HEVISED STATUTES. 120 of the Garden State Parkway, ASSETS thin will come a number 01 Im- The 10 licensed amateurs were: Cash, balances with oth* but then, if his business isn't good enough to advertise ... he provements.' , . in Laurence Harbor, is the only er banks, and cash W2HLS - Anton Till, W2NLO • Ray such community to face directly Items in proccsa ol col- le» Madison Township Jayctcs. Ketctam, WA2YVC - Don Miller, onto the park. lecllon $ 1,642.312.42 advertises it for sale. •HMori.••••! • tat event, have al- K4FMA • Don Murray, WB2GCD United Stritrs Govern- Answering specific questions on ment obligations, direct fNdy angraniasd a tard-worfcJaa Judy Till, W2DCP - Ray Crawford, the park and its facilities, 92 per and fuaranteeii (Net ol , mmmm geared la pnsealiai • kat K1YWF • Joe Maueo, WB2DCB any reserves) 4,628,719.10.- cent of the families surveyed stat- ObliBotlons of stales and aarnd aariM at attractiaai. Maiag Larry, Dick, WNJQIC -Jotm Conlon ed' that they intend to use the political aubdivlalotu Its Jayoaas an a Jr. and WN2PMN • Geoffrey Cush- park's facilities at least once a INel of nny reserve*) _ l,130,SS!Ml •M ortaaiiatleM man. Other bonrti, notes and month throughout the year. debenlurni (Including Why is it indeed? Tks operaltoo waa established ia Orgaaiz* Softball Leagae S299.9S4.SS wcurttln Of federal afencie* and teats at oae of the camping areas Many people stated that apart corporatlona not guaran- •Jos* of fair favwiM haw airaadr at fheaisqiiaks State Park made from specific facilities offered by teed by V. S.) (Net of any reserves) UBje4.38 law worked ouut by torn* of the available by Superintendent the park, they would go there fre- troupe A th c lt Charles Potdevin. A total of four Loans and dlaeounla (Net troupe. A* was the case last y«ar. quently tor outdoor parties. Some ol any reserves) ..- - 10.71B.1H.M I traasstitlera wens simultaneously tenants were in the process of or- Tlxed assets .1M.197.41 j Smart businessmen learn that advertising is not an expense awciifc from tlM fair will ba «• Other assets ._ 4l,«es.S7 ; i l operated oa low aad VHF frequen- ganizing a husband and wife soft- aad Ha proposed Madiaaa cies uaiag CW and phoae modes. ball league and hoped to play their Total Assets _....$l»,47l,M7.*3 but an investment - smart businessmen ar* reaping greater Up CoauwaJty Canttr. Tha group maintained oacratioas games on the park's fields. Otatral ehBinaaa PfcilUp Uatar- for the Maximum time ol 34 eoa- Fishing was among the most UABIUTlEa sales — more profits from this newspaper advertising. •** kae ladieatad that a Jarajt eaat tecuUva hours out of the total 17- popular facilities, both for men and Demand deposits of In4t* WiM haaaa a assjaaa? at sfthibils* hour period. women. Hiking and "sunbathing" vtduaU, parln mnn, vice president, diversification lldsate In the meet have been and treanurer. hist aad the aamal baaajaet All Common stuck — asked to register prior to Sunday A native of Milwaukee, Mr. Red Mats of Babe ftutft Lsaaaa M tha races they want to enter. par vniuo per *tm ud Ik* public are lavlted mood Joined Philip Morris In 1963 Jhnre „ ll.0« «V> one may enter more than three after serving two years with the No, shiirw aulli- i individual races, nrlicd 440.OM MJIprlnl, Inc. of Milwaukee. A Ni>, «hsrsa out* IMS graduate of Marquelle Univer- slnnrllnir 440.0SS sity, he holds a n.S, Dt'firoo In T'it«i i'tr vnlua _....._-...._ HO.otn.oo Du*ine«« Admlnl.Hl,-Mi.a and it « l.'ii<)lvldn) uro/lls IB.1,1178.71 I Certified Public Accnunlunt. Mr, llwrifi 6.2SJ.I7 i -A-CAR Redmond live* at 77 Avalon Ijinc, Malawan, with his wife and tivn Tulnl Cuilliil Accounla l.llO.lJS.na j" HAVKYOIIRKVlKWEnTTIKlVEW LOWERED children, Total IJ«MUtt»a Cnpltal AcitHml flS,47l,Hr.23 I LEGAL NOTICE CONTRACT RATES FOR MSl'LAY ADVER- I. Cniiltn C. Rchnrlt Jr., frcsldant. NOTICE TO CONTHAClOtin nl Hie ulurf.nsnted ttmnk do Iwrebv- NoU<-» la htreli)' tlfrn Iliut •cnlrc! tlpi'liir* Ilinl thin ri'iiiiil nl condition Illltl Mill lM> rfrrhfti >>V Ihp M/i|. In frup nnd rnrrrct to the P*st of frtv 9m CUSTOMER ftCKU P «ii (ii Rational Krhonl Dlnlrlcl Hoard knnwlrillte and Ijellof, TISING IN THE KEYPORT WEEKLY AND 0/ MiiMiton Until a.-W I'.M. K..H.T. t'hmles C. ».'hofk .Tr. M MATAWAN on Annual I, IMS xt HIP oflli'd ol Wr, Ilio nniiFr«!«ni-i( dlrtctora Rtle>l ins 'Klftrr, Mnlawtn Orammnr lit* corwtn of this rvwiH at ami MUllANIVI •I'hmil No, 1, lln.ii-l mill Biiuth dillnn and

•aa^axjyMffxyj^ (ftMr l«!« n»iil fMMt <|ip(1fli;illim«, mXiiir. him irri'ivi'if nn iif|pi'"iii ili«"iuiS"i'l a\iamAfiM elha* tisW CeWa^am * linnp to ttlfirtvm atid hid form mHV IISiKNi.W imv.lil* UMaW.M In caM< M ntiltiriMf nl Ih* »ltl(i h( \UP iiiil I.'KHIII f, Cull i, New Jers*y fn tn-fg<'t>t, not lie l» htirho (itpii » II* liflHI.lt* Ol Mill iJU'tMFpli Id jit |^l Uii TH6 MATAWAN JOURNAC, N. J. -1 'An' n, Witnesses To Attend Flag Ceremonies Al Camp Arrowhead Religious Services In The Bayshore Area New York Convention Should the Bible be watered down lor youths? Not according to Je- At 10 a.m. there will ba morning hovah's Witnesses. " prove it, available at 11 a.m. and alto a thousands of Witnesses from the Junior Church Is conducted. The prayer on the first and third Sun- northeastern U.S. will bring their church ichool holds a full session days and Holy Communion, second children with them to New York's Re* Ckaataf k. for all ages at t:4S a.m. and a and fourth. Yankee Stadium Aug. 24 to 29 to second session for children up to listen to six days of Bible dis- the third grade at II a.m. Visitors Holy Communion will be offered Wednesday at • a.m. aad Friday cussion during their "Word of mt la % trutk. ml teach Morning worship lervicc Sua*iy ara welcome and will be given at- Truth" convention. if at 10 a.m. "Mount Zloa aad the teadaace certificates. The SR HI at 6:30 a.m. tami a* la* God of my One such family group is Mr. . m Ibaa «to I wait all tke Life To Come" will he the pallor's M.Y.P. la planning an outing for sermon topic. Sunday School maeta this Sunday evening. MeaeaaalJl Ratafia a*i and Mrs. William Bredal and their Tata wpfUntlM from two children, who live at 165 will tafia ftiaday's Bible at 1« a.m. Baby-care ii pravidad lax syeaMQra ava^ MMH for children uadtr ihrca-yaars>af- •at Chare* Rahhi Richard P ftetnhrinfc Princeton PI., Bellord. Thousands M til ChrMtaa fcieaee of families like them will be filling ,Tkt e»»J«et of "Truth" age. •.-. " :••••• Sabbath Eve Service will ba held Friday evening at 1:39 p.m. Mr. Yankee Stadium. A large part of to sxptorad with particular Vacation Bible School befiaa aa yl- Mfca •awhsiaai tho audience will be snail children Monday and continue! through Aug. Max Karlman will officiate while 'I aa taa t*achiags ol Chriat im rniwiMii •Imer who will sit quietly In their seats • from » a.m. until 12 o'clock Rav Daniel D. Reiaheli Rabbi Steinbrlnk is on vacation. throughout two ond three hour long Pastor The Sabbath candles will be kindled sessions, listening to discussion on First Raptisl Chwck Matins service will be st 1:30 by Mrs. Ernest Stich, The Pulpit varied Biblical subjects. HI Mala St., Natawaa a.m. Sunday. Sunday School and flowers will be donated by Mrs. Irv- Rav. OavUPropart Rev. Paul Jackson, Minister Bible Classes will meet at 9 a.m. ing Wasserman In memory of her Church School will be held at The sermon will be given by Vicar father George Karmazin. Tempi* Shalom Sisterhood 9 a.m. and at the 10 a.m. wor- 1*i fMtl mlahtar at the B: 30 Md Joel Vois st the Worship Service Jehavab'e WllaHisa Will Assume New Service ship service the pastor's topic will at 10 a.m. A nursery is provided M •.•. anornlai worship services he "A Load Or A Lift." A nursery laaday will bt Uw Rev. Jamei Is provided duria« both hours. during the service. «a«4oiB Hall, tt DHrMea ft. The Sisterhood of Temple Sha- Casftpbell. pastor of the Mt. Morrit First Baptist Chuck Keyport lom, Matawnn, will serve as co- CaauMuiity Chuich, Clio, Mich. Reterm«e Church al Kenan Mas* aa* W. TWra Ma. A public Bible lecture entitled ordinator of Ones Sbalibat, the re- Warrea «.. Keypad KeysNn "The Future In the Light of Bible freshment period following Friday The summer worship hour It at Rev Eugene F Gregory. Pastoi Prophecy," will be given at J p.m. evening services for the Reform Rav Frederick Boos, pastor 9:30 a.m. On Sunday the speaker Sunday School opens at 9:30 a.m. Sunday by D. Cook. Jewish congregation, bcRinniny this luaday church services are held will be Louis Trecek, of the Mid- when the film entitled "Two Sons" fall. dlesex County Camp of Gideons. At 4:15 the Walchtower Bible It l:», l:« aad II a.m. Church will be shown. A Class of Instruc- study will be held. The lubjcct Under the direction of Mrs. Har- school la at •:« a.m. Mrs. Calvin Hart is guest organist tion for Baptism and Church old Orlick, 57 Hechstein Dr., hosp- aad the soloist, Miss Call Bruao. "The Great Potter Molds Human Dally Vacitioa Church School membership will be held, Morn- Vessels" will be considered baaed itality chairman, (wo members of KaOiy Nilsen, Monmouth Beach; Adele Kelly, puldoors as a reward (or their 1 _ will attrt m Moaday. Aug. 1, aad nrai ing worship service Is at 10:43 on Isaiah 45:6,7. the Sisterhood will assist in ar Belford; and Patricia Park, Atlantic Highlands assist past year in the Pioneer Girls el Emmanuel Baptist tfcnugk Aai. M from • a.m. A nursery is available during ranging and serving the collation In flag raising ceremonies at Camp Arrowhead, Route Church of Atlantic Highlands. The grca* Is •ader the am. Mr senary through Sunday School and morning wor- 81. Joha's Mctfcedtst each week. The women'! group 520, Marlboro at a recent overnight campout held direction of Mrs. Howard Nlhea, Miamiata I Rev. Donald T. Phillips ar. ship. The evening service is at Florence Ave., KacM adopted the new activity al a meet- there. The girls spent a unique weekend camping and Mrs. Philip Bleibdrey, Minister- 7:30 p.m. Rev. Norman R. Rlley, Paatot Ins of its Board of Directors July The paitor will continue his ser- Sunday worship services an Wd 13. ies ol sermons on "Mornings with A Vacation Bible School will be at 9 and 11 a.m. Korean Orphan Choir the totals for the samt month last geous to persons moving Into the held Aug. 2 through 13. An Oneg Shabbat may be spon- tba Master" by preaching on "Tba sored by any member of the con- year. county snd having only a limited Morning Jesus Was Lost." The spe- Bayvttw Presbyutriaa gregation In honor of a birthday, The famous World Vision Kor- "We are very much encouraged," time to find new homes, and to cial music at both the 8:45 a.m. Maple «H Kaypart •tar. Richard A Waaden „. anniversary, new baby, or other ean Orphan Choir will give its Mr. Walker said, "by the growing those who for family or busineis "Just LOw Rubbish" will ba the service and the 11 a.m. service will Re*. Ccrnelius J. Kana. * special occasion. Rav David L Bucci. Pastor first New Jersey concert at the acceptance on the part of the pub- reasons havt baen compelled Ut aatior's sarmoa topic Suaday at bs by sotoiits supported by aa Masses will ba naM Ocean Grove Auditorium, Ocean ic in the use of multiple listing for adult choir. Nursery service la "Th« Remnant" will be the Pas- the I a.n. worship aarvioa. tor's concluding sermon topic taken mornlnt! at 1:30, 7:11. l:». •:«. Thompson Elected Head Grove, Wednesday, July 28 at 8 he purchase and sales of homes. dispose of their homes on short no* from the series "Amos And The 11 a.m. ana V.K p.m. p.m. Admission is free. The choir It has been particularly advanta- tice." Judgment Of God." Sunday wor- David'e ti Raal Estate Appraisers will sing English secular and ship service is at 9:30 a.m.; a nurs- sacred songs as well as Korean ery is held during the service. G.J. Sterling Thompson, Red Eldar Jamsa Moat, folk songs. The group will be in- Due to rain, the church picnic Bank, was installed as the newly .COUPON- Sunday School la a« N am: elected president of Central Jersey troduced by Dr. Bob Pierce, pres- HILL-TOP ACADEMY will be held this Sunday at Holm- ident of the World Vision, who del County Park. Edward Schwahl morning worahip, II a.ak Chapter 105, Society of Real Estate DAY SCHOOL is the chairman of recreation, Rich- Appraisers, at a dinner meeting of brought them from Korea to this WINDOW SHADE ard Dodenhoff and Anthony Rosato the chapter in Lincroft Inn. He country for the tour. Rrawatawa Ualaa Door To Door Transportation ara in charge of the food arrange- succeeds Theodore W. McGinncss, ments. Departure time will be at Rama U, Eatontown, who becomes a mem- Multiple Listing Unit Limited Openings in July and August 11:45 a.m. from t h e church Rev. Francia Caatal, ber of the board of directors. The grounds. Sunday School J naka tnmf local chapter, which embraces Mon Reports New Records Swim Instruction SALE •o 10:45 a.m. aad tba canrehaar mouth, Middlesex and Ocean Coun- Vacation Church School will hold vice la from II am aaM 0 ties, Is affiliated with the National WASHAILE PUiSTIC WINDOW SHADES. Ita last week of session from Mon- Kenneth L. Walker Jr., president PHONE 566-2222 o'clock. Everyona is oordUBy b Society of Real Estate Appraisers. of Die Monmouth County Board ol COMPLETE WITH NEW ROLLERS. day, July M through Friday, July vited to attend. 30. The hours are from 9 to 11:45 Kenneth L, Walker Jr., Shrews- Realtors, reported today that the LLOYD & NOLAN ROADS MORGANVILLE FREE RING PULL ^^ a.m. A closing night program will Paatacastal Oafd) bury, past president of the chap- four Multiple Listing services affil- 36" WIDE ONLY ODC be held on Friday night, July 30. Ualoa aad Sldaey A«tw ter, and currently president of the I iated with the organization, set Ualaa atoack Monmouth County Board of Real-! new high records for the number NO CUTTING-WHITE "•"•» Mrs. lubella Wood. Paator tors, was the installing officer. and volume of residential sales in Ha Reform _ _ On Sunday there will ba luadsy the first six months of 1965. The V IF CUT. 1.39 Summer service will be held Fri- School at 9:45 a.m. aad moraiag Baskets were originated for col- number of sales and dollar volume day evening at the home of Mr. worship, 11 a.m. Prayer Urns win lecting and storing grain. for June 1965 also was well above and Mrs. Arnold Katinsky, M War- be held at 7:15 p.m. AaavaafeUa- SCAUOP AND FMN6I for Simmons ren Dr.. Matawan, at 8: JO p.m. tie meetinf will ba beM at T:« NO IISHT WHITt WINDOW SHAMS Lay services will be conducted. p.m. WINDOW SHAMS rtt. UM WHITI •'" ' , An Oneg Shabbat will follow '.he service. The public Is cordially in- Lathcraa Church at I H la" wide vp t« 1»" wide vited to attend. f ^"•Anniversary Madlsoa TawasUp rUgk "JET Rev. Harley E, Meyer, Paator V frta rial swW Family Bible hour Is held ati:l» •tot* MDhrto m Mate *.. •ewarJ a.m. on Sunday aad family war ship, 10:30 a.m. Rav. Phoebe Dalle*. Paster America's 2. Afcwv* Mam Good Only WHh Coupon 'til 7/24 larvieca ara held Sunday at I Panrtb ML When you turn your lift over to Christ, Ha will bring you personal a.m. aad Tuesday at • p.m. Splrilaal Clwrca peact... Ha will give you strength to mtet every problem 32 BROAD ST. ft. Mary's fahciaai Chart* Ml Share Rd., Ualoa Beach \ East Free* tt, Keypad Rev. Katherlne Miller, Pastoi TO INSURE VICTORY START WITH CHRIST t PROWNS RED IANK Rev Henry A. Mile. Rector Services ara held on Sunday sue Second On Sunday there will be morning fliuraday evenings at I o'clock S Fra« DaWy — 741-7500 prayer at 7:45 a.m. and Holy Com- tod on Friday afternoons at ? p m SUNDAY, JULY 25 munion, 8 a.m. At 9 a.m. there will m DAILY I SAT. TO I:K P.M.; WED. I HI. TO f P.M. be Holy Communion on the first Emmanuel Assembly 01 Ged Church Service and third Sundays and morning m Palmer Ave., Keansburg Best prayer on the second and fourth. Rev. Roy F. Arnesen, Pastor 10:00 A.M. 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PMlfat II wire byed iato the second A Bears • Rangers game to make tawraqr |H» * mad in the first division. ' Vnumfmk. up for the washout Sunday of the SPEEDY SAYS: GaMatiia la being assisted by game between the two Raritan Nick Carter aad Bill Frank. Jack to wapiriag omuultat. teams in the northern division, Ed 'YOU'LL FIND Gam directors are Elmer Leifc- Caii-.tr League has been tenta- ttitd, Mat Pkaatat; Wakar (Pop) tively scheduled for the Mainss Malay, LafcMood; Bill Gordon, tract tonight (7"hLrsday). The •rich TMHHMP: Kalab Mufravt, FiwkoUi JacfcMoM,OcmaTow«- Bears and Rangers got ii one In- *i* Jaa Cardan. BtUM ning of their game Sunday when Fraak Bouiao. Ipriaf the lightning and thunder started Haitkto, nradora •* othtr flaida and the rains poured down. wiU te (Mfcar aaaad byCMdMaia, •r aril aatoauticaUy ba tat tatgaa It was just as well for the Rang- praaMaat. ers as the Bears had run out to a 4-0 lead. But the Rangers were Vm fcaJor Diviatoa Iwiraaiaaat. blaming all this on what they fell PAGE SEVEN far boy» IHI, will ba conducted was a bad umpiring call on a pick- af (Mr am tor Ita Mvaa taaau kagloalitf July off ploy by their pitcher, AI Black to tat "a* II aad) Maaalapaa playing hut to touraay. la Marlboro. Star* Trl-Boro at Jack- at first. So tonight, everybody can lawaSf boys aoa TowMhfp, aad Haldbrook af start anew in a happier frame of mind. aiad LincroA. Allentown hii drawn i at Uttto bye iaia thi aaooad round. Admis- The Bears stand two and one- afthaaa- sion to all game* is tree, but a col- half games ahead of the Middle- Joan Crawford lection it taken up in the fourth in- town Wildcats with five games re- WITH WUUaa OohhUia, Aibury Park, ning. maining to play. Manager Babe •Satftot etractor at Uttle League, Bunamo's nine needs a win over John Ireland ku dlvMad District II into two *• the Rangers tonight as they will Leif Ericlcson vislaM (Us yttLt to expedite play. he winding itn iteir se.ison in a thai tfca tounwy will not be iiMkily No. 16 Third game with Middletown July 31 and "I SAW WHAT •ratracted In (hat the District II trwy need to j'.u into that one with Wu mut be aettled by July 31. more than a one-^ame margin. But HM tXitrict II champion will go oa In Garden State the postponement enables Mana YOU DID" PLUS . to itata and eastern area play until New No. 16 Keyport car reach- ger Charlie Newbeckcr, Rangers, • repraatatatlva.il obtained to rep- ed the racing 5tr«nd at Wall Stad- to throw his ace pitcher, Davey Carry Grant maat the Middla Atlantic Staiea la ium Saturday (or the 300-lap, 1M- Chieco, against tlw )3ears. Ika Uttla Uana World Serici at mile. Garden State classic and Suffered Setback Leslie Caron WilUanuport, ¥*., Aug. 14 to 21. came out a third under the skill- Remember the number, SK-I7I, Bea> Mwenske, Union Beach, cbampktMhip event for all drivers in Ihe class cast of the Mississippi. Chieco suffered a setback in the flJi^L^tt i^^^a^h TJB^^M ful handling ol Jim Hoffman, Fo- drlvlagv when the California Ski beats take to the racing course on (he The motor is a Ma h.p, developed by John llamlln, llazlel, from only game completed during last "FATHER - Tfca Unlod Baacb team thla year berlsville. Top feature of the Wall Navesbik In the National Sweepstakes Regalia for inboardu (his coming Chrysler Imperial. II rates over 90 miles per hour now. A SCCOL _ weekend's rainy spell. Middletown will be maaaied la the tourney by sciaon went to Don Stivei. Tren- weekend. This new boat was first raced In the Orange Bowl Ktgaiia at entry fram this area will be Harrison Boggs, Keyport, who is In the 280- took his measure 5-2. The Wildcats GOOSE" Mlka Mmeo ir. and Bob Holland. ton, when Joe Kelly, Pa., the top Miami last January, fn Intense competition In the class along the cu. la. hydroplane class where the boats are powered to da IM-miles look advantage of an early control the league raea baa1 bee* extended driver of the yeir, experienced eastern aesbeard thb) summer, Letwenske and his co-piloi, HUSH per heur. Bsggs has to contend in each race with fields of 20 to M difficulty by Chieco lo score a run In the first on two walks and Ray I ta ttaioa Beech far five mora (aja- engine trouble that eliminated him Hamlks, Haslet, have garnered „„, ,(„,, a( St. Michael's, Mrf., and beats all faking the straightaways at this blazing speed. There may aa for each team at the eiprtaaad in a qualifying heat. Rich Mail- aeceads at Harrisburg, F*nnsviUe, Pa., and Ocean Clly. A field of at be aa many as 15 entered in the class at Ked Bank. Lacy's hit. They added another in with af the boya ihamaelvaf, » ing, Mllltown, barged in second. least IS la eapeclcd la the Ski class at Red Baak, as it is an eastern the second on a life to Dave An- derson on a missed third strike, the team thi* year waa not one Ihe more gratifying aspect of abaaaa after the borough champioa- then Tom Griffin smashed out a the new No. It's run for 1M mflea Falcon. FoofbaH Call then issued •a base ball to load the two - bagger. •hip bad been decided. At thla was the letting of a new Cardan sacks. An error let in two runs. wrWag, Moan'a Honeti are in Bayshore Nationals Ousted From The Rangers got back into the Stale mark for a lap by the auto. George Bischoff, coach of Mata- Eight Strikeouts ball game in the top of the third Q'lii OWN 7jo rw—inovm at OUMC Hoffman ttrock oft a M.tT eeconda, wan Borough Falcons, asks all Szyarto retired the side in the when Tom Hanlon tripled and The player* chocen for the over- which bettered a mark aet liat first with a strikeout and this was scored on a squeoze play. But all Union Beach team for the tour- year by Pete Fraiee, Railway, of Area 3 Babe Ruth Tourney By Ewing boys resident in the borough who wish to play for the Malmvau en- the start of a streak of eight suc- Bob Ballweg doubled with a man aey utra ai follows: Pitcher* — UK second! for a lap for • Bayshore Nationals faded out of sending DePugh and Banks home cessive strikeouts for him. In the Michael Quinn. Cuba; Mike Moaeo Garden State Claaslc run. Hoffman try In the Jersey Coast Pop War- aboard in the fifth to restore the the N. J. Babe Ruth Area 3 tourney with the tyininig and winninfinning rurunst , ner !.ea«ue eleven report at the top of the third, his mates reached Wildcats lead. Then the Middle- Jr., Horaeta; Rickey Matthewi, Ti- alto holds the overall track record (Uyshorr Bob Sorenson, Belmar pitcher, for Monday at Piscataway field. Bill Frtrhold Middlesex Rd. Recreation center towncrs wrapped it up in the bot- tan; RieUe Ntaoa, Flrebalb; for a lap at M.W5 seconds, but Cregar, 7.wing Township's sinker- (» NallonaU U (•) a run on Jimmy Beutel's single, Bruea Camay, Dodger*; catcher — this waa set In a sprint race, not •lit ah r k next Saturday from 10 a.m. to 12 an error and a hit by Otey Wath- tom of the fifth on Anderson's sin- ball artist, blanked them 1-0. This Baldwin, cf 3 11 Roberts. 2b 4 0 0 o'clock noon. A second chance for gle with the bases loaded. Ed Conovor. Hornet*; (nfieldera - In a 100-mile grind. Hoffman quali- Domo'Ekl,2b 2 0 0 Scliaufelc.ss 4 1 1 inglon. But the Holy Family bats- defeat; coupled with their loss to late comers will be at the Matawan The victory gave the Wildcats Joeepb tatiaalo, FlMbalto; Stave fied for the pole position on the Freehold Saturday, ended their aStryke"' ' r 0 0 0 W.Z'tar.Sb-p 2 2 1 men could not keep anything going Wheeler. HoraeU; Stew Laagaa, basla of Mi performance. 0 1 O W.Colllns.lb 4 1 1 Grammar School field 10 a.m. July against Sorenson. Then Szyarto hud sole possession of second place and chances in the double • elimina- Bunks, e .ail J.sz'rio.p.:rb 301 31. The Falcons will open this year dropped the Rangers to third. Tlgare; Ketth Orr, Dodger*; out- tion. Ewing now goes on to meet McCo]|,3b .1 0 1 SIMS,II 4 0 « control troubles and walks in Ihe The No. II car was out in front ntcha'gon.cf 3 0 3 Kenrns.c 1 2 0 with a home game ugainst the fourth, filth and sixth innings cost 1U..K..K (2) Wildcat! (5) IwMara — Mttw Brendeo, Dodger*: Freehold In the semi-final round Case.jis 2 10 Rossln.cf 2 0 1 all r h Iblh at one early stage of the race. league champions, Middletown fli- him more runs. He struck out 12 Bemen.ib :< 0 0 Andersnnjl 4 1 David Ulan, Cube; Richie Belemon- But when Stew Van Brunt, Long for the right to play Trenton in (he Wnsko.lb 2 5 2 Allison,rt 3 00 va, Tlgara; Keilh Tonki, Hornet*. Graee/fo.rf 2 10 files, early in September. George for the six Innings he pitched but D'Andraa.sa 2 0 1 Griffin.Ib 2 2 Branch, blew his motor, oil finalsfil . Wilson,p 3 0 0 Alb;ino,2b 2 0 0 Ballwccss 3 0 0 KM Rupp «r. and Manuel Sllva Bischoff, Matawan, will again be walked six. Sorenson only struck Cus;ino.2U-ss 2 0 0 Lacy.c 3 0 3 spilled all over the track and It Frankie Schaufele hurled effec head coach. out two and walked two, but he Chlt'o.p .'1 0 0 Burns,cf 2 0 0 wiU again handle the Matawan ground into the tires or No. II. ively for the losers. His support J37 7 87 8S ninck.lb 3 0 0 Kent.p 3 0 0 Township aatry. The overall Mata- a—balled for Domanskl In 7th < kept the Beachers hitting easy Hoffman had to accordingly drive collapsed under him in the fourth chances for his fielders. HurUry.lf 2 0 2 Escamlon,2b 3 1 I waa Towaahto (tarn playing in dw "tight" (or 17» lips to avoid a inning when Wayne Zamfoor, Billy b—DtPugh ran lor Stryker In 7th. IlnihliT rf 0 10 Yanntbc)ll,3b 2 1 0 immp tourney wDI ha made up of the M. Score by iMlaga: Nardelll.rf 2 0 0 Balley.rJ 1 0 0 wipeout skid. But with 12S laps Kearns and John Jurewicz com- Btyehon JSL All-Star Geiger had been saved for a Hanlon.lf 2 1 2 R.Cor'don.rf 2 0 1 mmmmiuri towlag playera: Pitchers — Steve to go he took to the third groove, mitted errors, which, coupled with 211 on o-a Sunday game with Red Bank Tire, McKenxie.e 2 0 0 •arbar, BiU'a cardinali; Roben rtechotd held it, passed ear after car oa hits by Pat O'Grodinick and Lou luytkoie 000 020 8—7 but it never came off, due lo the 21 2 9 J5 » 7 Rokart*. Bob** Atfaatiea; Mike Seo- the outside and was eight laps Cefalone, were good for two Ewing NnUon.l. (S) Bwlst Townskl* downpour of showers. The Tire- Srorr lty Innings: flald, Manae'a Steamroller*? >U ab r Ii Came Tonight R,-iillnn Hungers 001 000 1—2 HOW TO behind at the end. runt. Cregar aided his own cause men's state tourney game with Mlddletnwn Wildcats 110 012 X—5 MURDER Darechallo, Manao'i; citcher* — Hoberls.Jb 4 0 1 Berlivovt.rf 3 0 0 All-Star game of the Jersey ffightstown Braves also had to be with a home run blast with Schaufelcp 3 0 0 I.tonOf 3 0 0 Northern MrllioB nafTiww VOUR VJIH Kan Rupp ir.. Atlantic*; Pete Ye- aboard in the sixth. * ' Zafnbi>r,3b 3 0 0 Schroth.e 2 0 0 Shore League will be contested to- set back. titandlnu an, Cliffwood Met*; mfleMera - Hotfmia and Dick Owen, Key. J.Collins.Ih 2 0 1 .CregjrjCrecar.g 3 1 1 night (Thursday) under the lights Holy Family (1) llrhnar Kvatks «) L Pll. Technicolor port, the builder, found the car a The Bayshores had one big J.Szyarlo,M at J?t Moninocitri, A ."north" team Beara Brian MeNulty, VFW 4745 Ve!a; Slocs.ir 3 0 0 Turck.i 3 00 <; •Irk ;it> r h Wildcats bit heavier than most modified*, chance that they frittered away S 0 1 O'G'!ck,3b.cf 2 1 1 managed by Frank Ryan, Union Bculul.ss a 1 1 Przy'«'5ki.3b 4 1 2 Dan Sllva, StraUunore Bowlera; KearnB,c 10 0 Cclaluna,sa 3 0 2 tV.Cnlllns,2l) SOU Handley.Sb 422 Diet Karatak, Bowlers; Chuck due to certain special devices with with bad bascrunning. In the top of Hossln.cf 3 0 0 Mnrl/,2b-c ZOO Beach, will draw players from the 4 0 Keyiiort which it ie equipped. But the Hot- the second, John Collins started Jurewicz, rl S 0 0 Ilnrlcr,3b 2 00 Holy Family, Middletown A.C., 0.Wnflon,3b 4 0 1 CoaKrovc.H 400's Air Condi»;on«) • Fro Smoking Brodbeck, Paimari * Merchinti Bondell.lf 0 0 0 U,neon,c! 3 0 1) Vnnl'flMh :i n o Keimtburff man-Moody powered Ford engine things ofl for them with a safe hit. East Brunswick, Forsgate ami Ft. DclK.Klu.lb 3 0 0 FlU'trlck.tl 2 i o Games Saturday Acr'l of Frt* Paiiing T-Wrds; Dave Rothman, Atlantica; Ifotlnnd.cf O 0 a EnnKJf 1 0 B Adams,ss Oil performed in a way to make both John Szyarto bunted, but the sig- Monmouth nines. The "south" team Urrlhn.lf 1 0 II VnnDvkc.cI 2 0 0 -.«..d vs. Bears wrtfleldera - Frank Eovino, Maa- 29 0 » 23 3 4 Keansburtf vs. nnnKcra atfa; Oary Scbettllch, FaM T- Hoffman and Owen confident that nals were crossed somewhere for i> drawn from Red Bank Tire, KSz.vnrlo.p 1 I) I pnwuitn.c i 1 2 Keyport at Mlrldlelown the untouchable position of Kelly Collins got no start and was a force Long Branch IAMA, Belmar Lombard),rf. 3 0 0 Sorcnsun.p 1 1 0 Gnmrs Sunday BMa; Ed Davis, Bowlers. in his No. 14 Olds powered mach- Sparks.'Howell Township and Man- Morl.irty.c ,'l 0 0 Keansburg v&. Wildcats PLAZA out at second, Cregar to Bob Scottish Games ' Lowlher.r! (10 0 Ccyport at Hears ine is at last due for a significant Schroth. Mike Sioss cracked out a asquan A.C. nines. Hangers vs. 400s Fred Weotbraok will guide the challenge. 24 1 3 31 Pout- 1.S H&ZUt hit. then Kearns walked to load the With (he skirl of pipes resound- Ryan announces that Billy Gei- dastmlea of the Marlboro Township bases for the Nationals with only aatry kv the tourney. The Marl- Stives gained the lead on 'be ing over the shore area, the Third ger, Holy Family; Bob Miner, Four Teams Close In How about business cards? We • NOW thru TUES. • 124th lap. Massing nosed out ahead one out. Vern Rossin bounced to Annual Asbury Park Scottish Gam- Forsgate, and Ken Bullivant, Mid- can supply them quickly and at the bora team will present one of the the pitcher and John Szyarto was top pitcher* in Little League base- of him on the 127th, but then es will be staged Saturday. Among dletown, will share pitching duty Bayshore Hospital Loop ighl price. Come and try us. the Trenton driver had things all a force out at the plate. Jurewicz outstanding pipe bands which will for the "north." Fred Bertha, Otey funny ball in this part of the state in Ken then popped up nnd the big Bay- Hofer, Phillies, apinner of no-hit- Wa own way. Bill McCarthy, appear here from all sections of Wathington, Binkic Morinrly and A four-way tie exists for the Freehold,-want into a spin on ihe shore chance was gone. the United States and Canada, will Billy Langan will bo the other movief ter*. Tony and. Curtis Gstaoo, and Another Chance leadership of the Bnyshore Com- u m. coNomoNED A Lelaad Garner, from the league- 286th lap that necessitated a re- be the colorful pipes of the Second players taken with Geiger for the munity Hospital Charity League at leading Tigers, and Dan Sabo, start. Mussing ran out ahead, but The Bayshores had a lesser Battalion of the Canadian Guards lineup of the "north" Irom the Ho- Srathmorc Lanes after this week's vouoetltlsl from the Pirates, will be the top Stives had a IS-jecond spread in chance in the third when Zambor nnd the First Battalion ot 'he ly Family roster. bowling, but the total pins factor IVETPORTSTRAND Marlboro batters. Other team hi* favor which was good enough was safe on an error and Collins Black Watch of Canada, said iMay- The rains finally came and gives the league currently to the PHONE 2M045J Members are Tom Wcndel, Jin to carry him home u winner at walked with two out. But Cregar or Sanford Flint of Interlakon..., washed out the schedule last week- No. U Marlinizinf; keglers. In the NOW FREE SMOKING SECTION Fiorenlino, AI LaMura, Fred West- that stage of the race. fanned John Szyarto to retire the ChairmaChi n of ththe picturesqui e event, end. Only for Ryan and his charges win-loss compilation, tiirec other side scoreless. WHY PAY MORE? brook jr., Larry Brockington, Gar- Another local driver to get a which attracts thousands of visi- it did not wash out quite enough teams, No. 2 Wolfe, No. 6 Wexlor Dave Roberts led off with a hit Now Thru Saturday ry VanderweU BUI Lawlor. Lea third in a race Friday was Bob tors from a wide area. Mayor for they played at Bclmnr Satu'r- and No. II Shapiro are grouped For the Nationals in the top of the 2 Grand Hill In Color Emmom and tubomeyer Packlow- Maliahn, Keyport. He kept on the Frank H. Rowland said the cere- day evening and the Sparks trim- with tho No. 14 team. Top bowlers fifth. Schaufele fanned. Zambor monies, to bo staged at the As- med them 6-1. Ken Szyarto was the of the week were Robert Nonstein "THE ART OF LOVE" rear ends of Doth Bob Russell, New lunted -Roberts along. John Collins Weekday gamea get under way Egypt, and Dudie Babey, Miami, as bury Park High School Stadium, losing pitcher. lie got in trouble at who posted a 194 in the men's Jamei Gardner hen sent a lofty drive to right but are expected to establish a record the start when he let Stan 1'rzyhy- competition and Joetta Schneider, Dick VanOylo •t S:4f p.m. and Saturday games they battled it out in a 25-lapper on 'ony Bertivogi hauled it in. It at S p.m. The second round in the the dirt course of East Windsor thls year. lowski nnd Bo Handily hit safely. with 171 in the ladies bowling. Shown at 6:50 • 10:15 could have issumed home run pro- — SECOND HIT — two division will be played tomor- Speedway. Maiiahn will make a portions. row and Saturday. The quarter final bid to qualify tor the 200-mile HAYLEY MILLS — In round I* slated for July 27, the Grand National at Trenton Speed- Schaufele struck out five and walked two In his six Innings pitch- Jumps At Colls Neck Morse Show TRUTH ABOUT SPRING" aemi-flnal round for Jury 29 and way next month in the feature at At 1:35 the finale for July 31. Opening East Windsor this week. ed. Cregar whiffed seven and walked three in his seven innings Saturday Matinee games were Isst night with Ocean Kelly won about as he pleased "TRUTH ABOUT SPRING" Township playing Aabury Park; in the mound. Schaufele had beat- In the 25-lap feature at Old Bridge en Laurence Harbor 6-3 July 14 to COLOR CARTOONS - SHORTS Msnurspan, defending champs, tak- Friday, Bob McGuire, Toms River, ing on Manchester Township, in nnex the district 9 crown for the WHY PAY MORE? came out of the pack to run sec- Nationals and send them against Sun. Thru Tuet., July 25-27 Division 1; and Spring Lake ond and Dick Lewis, New Egypt Heights vs. Pt. Pleasant Beach, reehold and Ewing in Area 3 John Wayne - Kirk Dougjai placed third. The No. 16 car is competition. and Llncroft vs. Pine Beach-Beach- expected to run the course at "IN HARMS WAY" wood, in District 1. The Nationals went into .an un- Brownlown a first time tomorrow. accountable last - inning collapse, Sun. el 2.-3O - 5:55 - 8:46 The Dlvliion 1 contests dated for Mon, - Tusi. 8:35 Only tonight milch Lakewood's District losing 7-B lo Freehold Saturday to II champion* and Toms River at If you need printing of any kind, make their position in the tourney WHY PAY MORE7 |[jil COLUMBIA COLOW |l precarious one. They hud gone Brick Township, and Belrrrar-Wall we are hen la serve you. Our 1 Starts Wed,, July 21 vs. Shore Tri-Boro at Point Plea- quick service and reasonable prices Into the countyseaters final time Walt Oilney'l Wad, • FrJ. « Mon. - Tuei. Sliowi al pat. Brick Township, Neptune, and will please you. at bnt ahead (i-2. Renowned abore "CINDERELLA" 2:00 - 7:00 « 9:05 11 else as iron • nerved players, Sat. at 2:00->t:00-6:05-8:10- 10:16 fauta Wall drew first • round byes end Dijniry'l la the second division, and Point ;hcy staggered their followers by iun. «t Z:OO-J;45-S:3O-7:2O-»:2S How about business cards? We slumping into a five-run lapse (hut "GOLDEN HORSESHOE REVUE" Pleasant American, Mitnasquan- can supply them quickly and at the BrMIe, Freehold Township and saw victory grasped from them right price, Come and try us. thoy had seemingly sewed up. From tho start, the Nntionals hod been their aggressive selves. They jumped off to a lead the first time at bnt when Ziimbor walked, Billy Ross W. Maghan Agency Collins singled and tho pair had tJmiAUG.7 footraccd homo on two Freehold errors. The Nationals picked up "Saw With Sof«co nothcr In the second on Kenrns' WEEKLY HI-LIGHTS I CHOICE STAKES single and Rossin'o double, then Aufo and Homeowntr PoUtln" Sat, July 24 notlier In the third on a walk to ^BBHA S^BBIH ' A^S^BVAUSBLABUSYBBMMVMMfllB ilAa.aa.aKaHURDLi tmE HUM* inmbor and John S/.ynrlo'.i two- Wed,, July 28 agger, And In the fifth, they put fr«chold down 5-0 on n single by Real Estate—Insurance Schaulvlo and Znmbor'n triple. MATAWAN I3f M*k St L0w«U 6*0003 The first sign of life out of tho 'reehold nine CHino In Ihi' bnllorn if the filth when n lilt lintnimm, Dun Wii»ko'« double nnd lw»i In- 'leM ("its f!«v rlMmM In Ik* .Itmlnr Working Hitntrt mm POOD - OOOD DHIIIWIII fli'riiM, ZmnlMir cmw In mmmmiMt, , HyH«y»ll Phnh h IIVIT a jwnjnn at llw Colll»* Nleek !) flllch Illr IhrJ llnyMHifl'1 Hi tlllN HuntH * MMM W recentlytl . ThThe wentt •«• « npnMiri I'liidltii. 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at a Ugh ochooi nearly ia Wett Brockington To Pitch ,..••«» Vlrgiaia. We are Mid that Cleary LOOKING dU aat aulily for a teaching coa- tract la New Jersey thlt term only get a rhaara te aby ea the at this technicality over Cltffweod Ave.fcaaac fiel d a Hrat IT OVER •ractlca taachiag. All we can say time ant Saaday aaeraiag. by M that aeaw tcaool missed a foot- the way thiaga ahaa* a* M. U ball caach af rare background they da, at wiH he a signal tkanhy. Last aaaaa* Fairmouoi aa the aaaiitilsa wtM Sea ftata had • 1-2 racord with Cieary Ireat IhtNawinaMMkk aroa iar SMOKED HAMS tta hacks. WUh another wham lha faatad Mack aVacfchag- "Sw i fctgaaderM toa it the ateher. kVocUatteab ... • Fairmowt State teNsw Jenty stftbaJI what WM- hat •aatkor wkwlag year, Claaty ~ ' It te National Leagae to TYtaloa *att la Italy ta taha a «• view of aaaaateMsaaaY. 49 laaaajiag aat of coUegiat* grade a MeraaaviUs for tha vartoty caaduai iar lha high achooi article. ssn V Hit career hi 4& M 59: ai aaa a aaninutfJig atedaat laot has carried Wat Maaaa aad I* boaketbeU, at JOY* Ke*tw€V&aOH Otf KM*. iMan did art work _ ...... Far al tORBJSS TOP Gf ROTT0M-M FAT MIEI FtfWVMM % aMftlMM LaMO hMfjay atalat at a vcieraa af lbe STAMPS! Skt lor MaTiroaanwto. ata- S taMat atsaad, his delivery tllU •aihava tlaw lor athMica too, la lha Northern Baytbore Flre- • BMkjk ha aurvtvod aH or|a> aradartt • aMch which leaves lbe ica'a SoftbaU League, Lincoln batters lameaslag that eae caa- I.tat* at Rigtt''««alitylaf1 Thla lots had pat Lincoln in dan- League at sight this season. The oajoeat anuad '*"-all for Chuck Morlarty. The Hydros At Long Branch chances are there will be a sizeable toward pan pitching - quarter- field shooting for the top money In •Will I lift Steaks SHORT CUT hack of the Rockela la headed Annual regatta of lha Long the Choice. lor Providence College In Rhode Branch Ice Boat and Yacht Club on Among those regarded as likely bland where there it no football Pleasure Bay for outboard racing contenders are Circle M Farm's SAVE ON THESE GkOCIRY ElUYS! FRESH FRUIT & VEGETABLE BUYS! aad basketball ia the big over- proved a washout thit year be- Country Friend, J. A. Laccitiello's IONA l-k). DM. tone. Moriarty la being called In cause of the drench of rain and Slystitch, Montpelier's Bosun, Red k jail purpotea by the lightning. Top drivers from all ov- Oak Stable's Staunchness, Peter CLING PUCHES 4 Friars. They need a catcher and er the country appeared for the Voscher's Tom Stone, Mrs. Leon- I o,f. M fl. nw need one bad. So they drew Mm event, but only six of the 12 elats«s ard Loyeridgc's Big Rock Candy CUI&HT oi. ctnt off from Hartwick and Hofttrt, made a start. and Briardale Farm's Convex. APRICOT NECTAR 2 29 two other colleges with a pro- Drivers from the local Central fVuilJulo. quail iiEiT, mw Fum-MK mcEf irMfn aounced interest la him, Steve Jersey Association suffered a tun- Drlnh cam Berkowitz, the rugged tackle of dry of weather mishaps. Ray Ham-Grangas To Competa M0TnA.M.orP.M. 3 79* the Rockets lait teana.wat ac- mond, Cliffwood, picked up a fourth In Fair Flower Show I qt. Hfl. cepted at Rentselier Poly. If he in the B Stock Hydros, trailing GOLDEN CORN 10-39 HUH goes lo Troy, there It plenty of such nationally rated driven as HAWAIIAN PUNCH 3 Seventeen subordinate New Jer- NONE PRICED HIGHERI NONI PRICED HI&HEHI wide open space for him on the Bill Hutchins, Miami; Dick Bur- 12 oi. RPt football team, that hat not sey Granges, Including Monmouth f gees, Oaklyn; and Jim Schier, Wai' cam Seedless Grapes 25* won a game ia arauada) titei. den, N. Y. Ed Johnson, Keyport, Grange K, Freehold, will have UBBY'S CORNED BEEF 2 95 ; competitive exhibits at the N«w California—SMdlw , But th* rub It that the studiea came ia eighth la the Jersey Sea CORNID li'/.oi are so hard at Remselaer that Jersey State Fair, which wil! open MC0RNID Sklfl class, the one race to be fin- IEEF Oranges the ordinary atudent hat little ished before weather conditions be- on Saturday, Sept. 18, and close on HASH 39" time for athletics or anything came Impossible. Sunday, Sept. 26. Arthur B. Porter, NONE PRICED HIGHEKI Ctilwryw manager, also has announced that INSTANT DATATAEC N t else if he it going to keep up The tea skiff driven missed Toe MASHED rVlAIUBi Cabbag* with the torrid pace In classroom there will be two (lower shows in Escarele Julian, Atlantic Highlands, who the building, the first opening on NONi PRICED HI6HERI NONE PRICED HfaHMt Hid laboratory. Hence Rentie- wat called home when hia place IXTRA SffOIAl laer's unhappy record. Sunday and the second on Thurs- 10 oi. |ar was flooded, and Ron Zuback, Mor- day of fair week. AAP INSTANT COFFEE 99* PascalCtUry gan, who was away to speed trials WHITIHOUII NONE PRICfO HISHERf NONI PRrCM) HI»HHI at Norristown, Pa., where be »et Stanley Nutt again will be the HANK CLEARY, quarterback on superintendent in charge and en- INSTANT NON-FAT lp.el.loff.rl Kcyport High's all • winning eleven a new kilo record of 71.MS seconds Onions v*«» 3 45* Tha outboardera head for the re- tries in the flower show should of )KS. Is back at Falrmount be sent to him, P. O. Box 2649, State College 'and expecta to be gionalt at Mays Landing this week end while the alky raeert, Includ- Trenton. This show Is one of the coaching there thlt coming teason most colorful displays at the fair; THIRST QUENCHERS! while completing 'practice wachlng ing Pete and George Andrews, Mm- JANE PARKER BAKED FOODS FROZEN FOOD BUYS! awan, will be at their eastern It is open to amateur and com- fltgular I"—f It. I ei. championships at Tapper Lake, mercial growers with garden flow- TUKON aUft—All Flt«en—RH«lararLt« Cilorit Variout Urandt, Ml Flavin (iMlaa'ftf Unonauej ers, dahlias and gladiolus featured. fn addition to the awards in the different classes there will be a Blueberry Pie Canned Soda 12.1189' Fruit Drinks 10 *.: B9* How about business cards? We 125 prize for the best Garden Club to, can supply them quickly and at lbe exhibit, and special awards for the Crumb Coffee Cakt • cam S7* right price. Come and try us. Y.M.C.A. Garden Show. SULTANA | *«. Hi-G Drinks All FUvcn Meal Plat F, Chicien or Turi.y ' This week, why don't you look ch c e Angel Food Cake '7<. r* 49 Our Own l'/jor. JCa SULTANA } ON BUSY STXU7 through the windows of your lei Tea Mix Dinars CtioIcoftV.n.tlii ""• 71* church . .. from tha Inside. [ Jarsay Shore League I 59 Itmon Flsvor.d S •m. •» pkgi. '• Orangeade MINUTE MAID { 6ci- Pecan Cherry Danish 'tC ' Coca-Cola CANNED 1201 19* w OATMEAL « FUDSE SAVE Be 2 IV Bed Bank Tire 15 ANN PAS! Holy Family 9 •• cam ••• CHERRY lulmm • cai S5' HILL-TOP ACADEMY Forsfate 10 Jumble Cookies % Howell Township Ddnish Cinnamon Cr#icsnt -^ANNOUNCES iatt Bnimwlct 1 1 2 M. boh. klmar 8 8 ii Tha Opwiing of Thair tint Long Branch 6 10 Saartaroad Cookies : Fort Monmouth 6 11 MP Craps Mes " CAM SUMMER FOOTBALL SCHOOL Manatquan * 10 Middlelown Twp. 4 10 more Grocery Buys LM W*hky, formor LrrH*>A|.Amor'iean foot- Game Tonight at 8 p.m. All-Star Game nt Fort Monmouth SpaclolOffar! FROZEN FRKH-FUUV RAKED bad star and form* Rod Bank Footbal Coach wil Utmt Tomorrow at a p.m. eunMIR I tVH DIOORMID MIISTIM Bclmar Sparks va. Union Ee&ch at LARGE EGGS diroct th» school. ' Fort Monmouth Without Coit • A* OUR OWN AA. MPOraiistFlMffCaka l^oV Oanti Saturday nt $ p.m. Wh.iiYouPurtl.ai. I UU TEA IA«J 71 : OFF LABEL •ILNKM MRNVIMM Fundamentals and footbal skills strossad. Btlmar Sparks at Forscatc CAKI MIXIS M| Long Branch IAMA at llowcll Youth m~%—m, rfftfc wine Day and Night Sassion - August 9th to 27th ManasTuan A.C. at East Brunswick All W.vot.—11.5 oi.pl|. •* •9I9VI Union Beach at Mitldlclnwn BWata Tatniailavaa Q«li'<""i. 4'•"'•"I SO For Applications Cal 566-2222 Games iuntfay at Z p.m. Howell Youth at Oclmnr Sparlu r*|r* iviMivt* pl p,,i,j » , i ••• AgaGroui»Y-l2 — 13-IB — 16-11 Forsa*at« at Red Bank Tire im) IL m ite Inlon Beach at East lirunswlck LLOYD ft NOLAN ROADS M0R6ANVULE xmt Branch IAMA at Manasquan Carolina Rite J^ 2 X «• 2tvtiai A.C. 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Roger McCormaclc, llSTindall Rd became the bride af Middlelown, became the brid« o ! died Friday, July 1G, 1965 in the Mr. Brasch was a member of Douglass Urd Hintze, Saturday, j American Legion Tri-County Hospi Bank Post of the Ameri- soa at Mr. aai July 17, 1965, in Ocuanview Com- i tal, Newark. The Rev, Wilbur New* c.in Legion, the Red Bank Rotary munity Church, Leonardo. j ton. pastor of the First Presbyter- Club, and a life member of the • •— - — - —- - I ion Church, South Amboy, officiat- Red Bank Elks Lodge. Surviving I I^IW Ha., Blew The bridegroom is the son of Mr and Mra. Urd M. Hintze, 214 Mapl ed. Interment was in Christ Church are his wifp, Mrs. Mary C. Urasch, •rttjr, Mir IT. MN. Cemetery, South Amboy. and a sister, Miss Ann M. Brascht Hi Rev, Nasties Oretoer am- PI., Keyport. The Rev. D. Ros! who was principal of the Center* M * •» donate KH ceremony Britlain and the Rev. Kenneth Mrs. Booth, formerly of East Or- ville School, llolmdel, from 1911 MUAt FlST Methoditt Gamble officiated at the double- ange, had resided in Clitfwood to 1952. •afc, KMMburi. Mrs. Chester ring ceremony. A reception follow- Beach five and one-half years. *MktJr. . MlMd. «u the w ed la the church parlor. Surviving are her husband, Ben- Mrs. David Curraa IMlMfU KcaSMaaied ners a yellow silk orgaata gowa Born in Spain, he had lived in sary Society. She was a retired Nib three • quarter - length pearls and she carried a nosegay of yellow daisies. Old Bridge (or the past 20 years school teacher from the Raritan leaves, ball skirt and a detachable snd was a seaman before his re- Township system and also taughl traia. A bouffant veil wu William Henry McCormack, MRS. JAMES J. MOJK tirement. Surviving are several in the elementary schools of Moa- to bar matching clocbe home, brother of the bride, was nephews and a niece of Brooklyn. trose, Vanderberg, Atlantic Town, __ __• aad aha carried a cas- best man, and ushers were David Miss Judith Ann Kennedy and Richard Turchak, Farmlngdate, ship and Matawan. She was a menv / •tda boaaaat of graea carnations. and Glenn Bates, Hazld, nephews James J. Moje were married Satur- L.I., cousin of the bridegroom was Mrs. Frank V. Magalhaea her of the Woman's Club of Mat- Tha brldsssaalds, who wore sta- MRS. RAYMOND ARTHU* KMJCK ol the bridegroom. day, July 17, 1963, at 2:30 p.m. inthe best man. Ushering were Wil- Mrs. Hulda H. Magalhacs, wife awan, American Legion Auxiliary ll- gowas aad haadplscts la mlat A graduate of Middletown St, Anil's Church, Keansburg. The liam Stoddart, Middle Village, N.V. of the late Frank V. Magaihaes, of Matawan, Retired Educator! laaa ergjaia, were Miss Sharon Mr. and Mra. Peter F. Oauea- lone pink and carried cascade boa- Township High School, the bride bride is the daughter of Mr. and and George Moje, Jersey City, cou- Hopewell, died at her home on Fri- Association of Monmouth County •array, Keyport, cousin of thahelmer, Marlon, Ind., announce the queti of feathered carnations I attended Barrington College, Provi- Mrs. Jamea L. Kennedy, 57 Eliza- sins of the bridegroom. day, July 16, 1965, after a long ill- and New Jersey, Monmouth Meo> rkk, aad Miss Nancy Aalbue, marriage oa Saturday, July IT, pink excellence. dence, R.I., and was graduated on beth St., Keyport, and the bride- For her daughter's wedding, Mrs. ness. She was horn In Keyport, in cal Center Auxiliary and Matawaa •khurst, They carried cascade INS, of their daughter, Dorothy Gordon Bird, North Plainfleld, June S from Monmouth College, groom's parents, Mr. and MrsKenned. y wore a pink chiffon sheath the Conover home now being reno- Travelers Club. eaqueta of yeltow carnations. Ana, to Raymond Arthur Struck, waa belt man and Harold Place, West Long Branch, with a BS De- Bertram Moje, reside at it Eighth with long illusion sleeves and illu- vated by Kenneth Joel, and was the gree in Education. She will teach Mrs. Curran also was a member Ive-year-atd Diane Roealea, Key- eon of. Mr. and Mra. Raymond Manaaquan, ushered. St., West Keansburg. sion neckline and Wattcau panel daughter of the late William L. and of the North Shore Diabetic Club, art, wu the flower girl. She wore Struck, Maaaaquaa. The ceremony Recepdaa At Bamat Kaibjw beginning in September In the Mid- hack. A pink hat and pint: accessor- Annie (Seabrook) Conover. She was Matawan Democratic Cl'ib, N. J. yellow floor • leagth aowa aad was performed at 11:30 a.m. la the A reception followed at thedletown Township School System. The Rev. Frederick Valentino leu and a corsage of white rotes descended from early Monmouth Educators Association, National jasMeca af similar dtslga aad Pailh Reformed Church, Haxlet, by Bamm Hollow Country Club, Mid- Mr. Hintie is a graduate of Cam- officiated at the double ring cere- completed her ensemble. County and Dutch families of Educator* Association and a Ufa irried a,miniature cascade btw- the Rev. Randall Bosch. dletown. Mr. and Mra. Struck are bridge, N.Y., High School and afmony, Mrs, Michael Silk!, Kcyport, The bridegroom's mother wore Flatlands, Brooklyn. member of the West Keansburg flast of 0MB caraaliaaf. on a wedding trip to Bermuda and the Lincoln Technical Institute, was the organist. a Venetian blue cocktail • length Her parents moved to Brooklyn Parent-Teacher Association. Newark. He is employed by Sean, Freak Trtaaboli. Pair Haven, was The bride, who waa given In mar- will reilde In Mstawsn when they , The bride was given in marriage dress designed with a cap-sleeved In 1893 so she and her older sister Surviving, besides Mrs. Jantzen, riage by her father, wore a prin- return. Roebuck and Company, Middle- by her father. She wore a gown of bodice of Venetian lace over and brother might have the advan- are her husband, David Curranj1 (be best asm. Uibarlai wan Kogar town. On their return from • wed- fiariff aad Barry JherUf, Hew ces! • style gown of illk organia, Mrs. Struck Is a graduate of the white organza appliqued with skirt of DeLuna crepe. She wore tages of tho newly established a brother, Edward Hoey of Colti re-embroldered with Alencon lace Yonkera High School of Commerce ding trip to New Hampshire, the French Rosepoint lace. The basque matching hat and accessories and Pratt Institute High School which Neck; three sisters. Miss Maria Menace, brothers of (he bride- couple will make their home at 116 irsom. Ikbard irlmboU. Pair Ha- and seed pearls. Her elbow • length and Westcheiter Community Col- bodice had a sabrina neckline and a corsage of white roses. provided courses not then available Hoey of Colts fleck; Mrs. Mnrtin vail wsi held by a pillbox hat lege la Valhalla. NY. She is a Park Ave., New Monmouth. long pointed sleeves, and the bouf- Reception At Buck Smith's at other high sclnots. A graduate DlgRins of Marlboro and Mrs. Rob« 9m, wae the tine bearer. ert Wallace of Keyport, and fouf J Trto made of Alencoa lace and seed secretary with 'Jnfon Carbide Cor- fant skirt terminated In a ruffled A reception followed in the Emer- of the New Haven Normal School of poration in New York. Gymnastics she taught In Haddon- Brandchlldren. After a nceptloa In Back Smith's pearls. She carried a cascade bou- chapel train. Her four - tiered bouf- ald Room of Buck Smith's Res quet of feathered carnations. Mr. Struck ii a graduate of Births fant veil of English illusion was Uurant, East Keansburg. field and at the Brooklyn Heights Raataunat Bast Keaasburg, tha Seminary. Romeo LaGlglta aeupie M M i motor trip Miss Gladys Struck, Manasquan. Ridgemwd High School and Fair- held in place by a double tiered For traveling the bride wore a lelfjh Dickinson University, Ruth- Knapp black and white sleeveless two- She and her husband met at Funeral services weie held Mon> "..."" ' 4- New England States lister of the bridegroom, wu maid Mr. and Mrs. Edward Knapp, crown of lace and pearls. She car- day for Romeo LaGiRlir., 72, Tha aVwgh tha For traveling, tha of honor and Mrs. Pstricia Barr, erford. He ii a sale* supervisor ried a cascade bouquet of white piece dress, white accessories and Pratt. They celebrated their Gold- with Continental Baking Company, Jacob St., Old Bridge, arc parent a white orchid corsage. en Wedding on June 25, 1960 at aBronx, N. Y. who died Wednesday, and Caaadawore .a while waffle pique Yonkeri, N.Y., was bridesmaid. of a son born at Rahway Hospital, roses and carnations on a white July 14, 19G5. A requiem mass was They wore identical gowns of two- AiburyPark Bible. When they return from a motor reception at their home In Hope- offered in Our Lady of Mercy •alt with blue Mouse, blue acces- trip through the New England well given by their children. soriesi aaand >a white orchid corsage, Gaunt Wear Piak Peau Pe Soie Church at 10 a.m. Monday. Burial A daughter was born In River- Miss Kathleen Kennedy, Keyport, Stales and'Canada, (he couple ivil Mrs. Magaihaes wus active in under the directior of the Walter When the.y return, they will reside Births Mcuavern reside in Carlstadt. Girl Scout work for many years. at« HollanHoUaad RRd.d . Mid&stowa. A son was born at St. Peter's view Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Jo- sister of the bride, was the maid B. Conke Funeral Home, Bronx, lioih the bride and bridegroom She organized a troop at Emmanuel was in St. Raymond's Cemetery. The bride la a MM graduate of CBriea HospiUI to Mr snd Mrs Joseph seph Gaunt, 36 Lynn Blvd., Kan- of honor. Miss Naomi Hacker, Key- tsn Township, on Friday, July 16, port, was the bridesmaid and Miss are graduates of Kcyport High Baptist Church in Brooklyn and af- Bronx. larilan Township High School. She Mr. and Mr*. William J. O'Brien, E. McOovam, Mainline Rd. Old School, Class of 1902. The bride was ter moving to Philadelphia and has served as a River Tsaa la Riv- Hastings Rd, Old Bridge, are par- Bridge. 1965. Eileen Kennedy, Kcyport, sister ul Born in New; York, he had been the bride, served as junior brides- employed a« a secretary st Fort then to Hopewell, continued her in- ankm Moaajlal for Jour years. She, ents of a son born at St Peter's Moumouth and was a member ol a lifelong resident of the Bronx. Sbymaaski Swanson maid. Their formal • length gowns terest in scouting. She was actively He had been secretary-treasurer h_a K«M ftflBMBBarSBr MM 8Af£*f^> the choir of Gethscmane Lutheran Interested in Eastern SWr, the 4 Mr. and Mrs, Robert Swanson of candy pink peau de soie were anil a member of Lrcnl 29, Bar . bar Class forPractical Nurses alv- Mr. snd Mr* Edward Shymantki, 25 Calt Dr., Raritan Township, are Church, Keyport, where she also Grange in Hopewell, and she and aa by ths Oouaty of Monmouth Va- Joba It, tpht Bridge, are parents trimmed with pearls around the lenders Union, for 32 years. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pinto, Dob- the parents of a daughter, born Fri taught Sunday School. The bride- her husband took an active part in Surviving are his wife, -Mrs. aaUoaal School la Long Branch. ot a son bora st St. PswCi Hoipi day.'July W, 1985,,in Riverview neckline. Watteau panel backs were groom is employed as an account- the Ground Observer Corps. son Rd., Old Bridge, are parents of attached to the bell-.shnped skirts. Mae LaGiplia of Union Reach; a The bridegroom wu graduated a son born at St, Peter's Hospital. Hospital. ' •'••••-- ant by the Manufacturers Hanover She ii survived by a son, Brig. daughter, Mrs. Gloria Wilson, also tram Liaonier High School. Ugon- They wore Dobbin picture hats to Trust Co., New York, and Is at- Leib match their gowns and carried cas- Gen. (R) Willard Seabrook Magai- of Union Beach, and two Brand- ter, Pa., aad from tha PranUia CWler ModzelewsM tending evening courses at Pace haes, Westfield, and two daughters, children. •chaol af Science aad Arts, Phila- Mr. and Mra. Donald Cutler, A son was born at St Peter's A daughter was born in River cade bouquets of light pink and College, New York. Dr. Hulda M-agalhaes, Lewlsburg, defchra. Ha Is employed u aa s> Southwood Dr., Old Bridge, are Hospital to Mr and Mrs Charles view Hospital on Friday, July U, white carnations. Pa., and Mrs. Caroline Ann Landis, Hrown Infant at Riverview Hse- Lelb, Madison Ave , Old Bridge. 1963, to Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Mod- parents of a daughter born at St Lienenow pliu Ave, Old Bridge, are parents Goshen, Ind.; five grandchildren; Funeral services were hi'ld Thurs- •eter's Hospital. telcwski, 45 Oak St., Keyport. a brother, Henry Seabrook Conov- lay for Ihe infant son of Mr. and Albrecht Mr. and Mrs. Robert Liebenow, ol a daughter born at St. Peter's Snyder Hospital. er, Milford, Conn., and a sister, Mrs. Robert Brown, 16 Woodltiwn Mr. and Mrs Robert Albrecht, RD 1, Matawan, arc parents of a Miss Vera Conover, Keyport, and Dr., Madison Township, who died Marlboro Rd , Old Bridge, are par- Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Snyder, 825 son born Thursday, July 15, 1965, July 13. 1805 in Riv;rvlev Hospital, Seventh St., Union Beach, are the Schwarli by a nephew and two nieces, chil- ents of a son born at St Peter's t Fitkin Hospital. dren of her older sister, Mrs. Ma-shortly after birth Surviving no- Hospital. parents of a daughter, born Fri- Mr. and Mrs. Jack Schwa rti, day, July 1C, 1965, in Riverview Elaine Creighton Circle, Old Bridge, arc bel (Conover) Burrowcs who died ; ^des his parents aru a sislor. Deb- In 1910, Rear Adm. (R) Thomas j orah Brown at home: paternal McCarthy Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Elaine, parenU of a son born at Perth Am- boy General Hospital. Durrowes, Mrs. Eleanor B. Wil- i ^raiulparonls, Mr. anil Mrs. F Mr and Mrs Gerald McCarthy, tastings Rd., Old DridBC, are par- Harm and Mrs. Margaret B. I «'» of Irvin».lon; and malsrnal Madelaioe Av«, Old Bridge, are ;••• •• •••MaeLoar"'" • " :nts of a daughter born at St. Pe-.- A son was born in Riverview Pollner Klemm i grandparents. Mr. ml Mrs. I-. Po- parents of a daughter born at St. r's Hospital. tlili() Peter s Hospital Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. John Mac- Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Pollner, A memorial service was held on ! . also of Irvinpton. Lean, 64$ Beers St., Ryritan Town- Wallace Hanst'n Rd., Old Bridge, are par- Monday at Hopewvll, with inter-; Funeral services «5. I he funeral July II, IW5, at Riverview Hospi- dick Sparnicht, Island Dr., Old i:;i p si a Mr. and Mrs. Howard Crown, id Purk, Kenilworth. j *™ «< | « «•"'• '". '',° . ." ' tal to Mr and Mrs Joseph Fer- Hazlet Ave., Hazlet, are parents of Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Smith, Green Grove Ave., Keyport, are Born In Elizabeth, she was the' r-«"eral Home, Atlantic IIi(jhlands. rsnte, Green Grove Ave , Kcyport. daughter born Thursday, July IJ, Tucci widow of Lester D. Scobey and had i Burial was in Bay lew Cemetery. 965, at Riverview Hospital. parents of a daughter born Sunday, Ksalyk Mr. and Mrs. John A. Tucci, Al- July 18, 1965, at Rivervieiv Hospi- liliveed In Union 26y years. She was a j Leonardo. tal. member o-f th• e Elizabet•-•• • -h Council- ••, B,,rn in Sea Bright, she was the Mr and Mrs Joseph Kostyk, Sons and Daughters of Liberty. daughter of the late Cieorj;e and Garden PI, Keyport, are parents ol Pilot Surviving are a son, Raymond Harriet (Covert) Court. Shn had a daughter born Tuesday July 13, Scobey of Springfield: a brother, lived in Highlands fill years. 1965, at Riverview Hospital Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pilot, Sny- George Chandler of Keansburg; a Survkin" are her husband, Har- der Lane, Kcyport, are parents of sister, Mrs. Clara Lieblein of Cran- old F.ldridgc; three suns, Harold Torlorlello o daughter born Monday, July 19, ford, and on* granddaughter. C. Eldridu.11 of Marlboro. Ronald Twin sons were born Wednes- 1965, ai Monmouth Medical Center. Eldridgi! of Highlands and John D^- day, July H, 1965, at Riverview Fdwln H. Brnwh | rjrlne of Li-vittown; a daughter, Hospital, to Mr. and Mrs. John A. ral services were held Sat- JMrs. Alice Pobst of Pueblo, Colo.; Tortorlello jr., « Harding Rd., Funcrul Services urday for Edwin H. Hrasch, Nut- !a sister, Mrs. Bcssip Garcia of Keansburg. awamp Rd., Middletown Township, Long Branch and i brother, Harry Mrs. Samuel I errara who died at hl« home Thursday, Court of Hostile Park. Brcnnan Funeral services were held Tiies-; ju|y 15, IMS. The funeral WM nt Mr. and Mrs. William Brennnn, day front the Murphy Funeral if):30 a.m. from the Adams Momor- 9 Mason Dr., Hnzlet, are parents ] Ikmif, Newark, ivith a iiiasi at 10 ! |al Home, Red Bank, to St. Leo nf a son born Thursday July 15, I P.m. at St. AugiisliHe's Church, j The Great Church, Llncroft. where FORMAL 1!)«5, at Monmouth Me lical Center. : Newark, for Mrs. Lily M. (Del. | a requiem mass was offered at !l Gui'rno) I'criara, til', of 5r, Comp- [ a.m. by thu Rev. Arthur .1. St. WEAR McCaulcy Urn Aw., West Keansburg, wife of ; Laurent, pastor. Burial was in Mr. and Mrs. Roy McCnuley, Samuel Irnan, who du-d Fri-j Mount Olivet Cemetery, Middle- TO HIRE Dcnlse Ct.. Old Bridge, are parents day, July Hi, |i vwrs a Republican county execu- Nounun I vrars. Shi> was u member of the iliv1' commlttwiimn In Mlddlctrwn. Mr, and Mrs. Thomas Noonan, Mea snd Boys' r uralshlnas Kokarv • Alliu Sm*iv ol St. Au 'u-i-j Mr- H'"M:h """'<' "'"" IT'"IT 1' « Sheea Inwood PI., Matawan, are pnri'iits ( " cm"ll5' ""'l^rvis-or of mails. Mr of a daughter born at Perth Amboy l,ne Church. ' " General Hospital. Sutviving, in aililiiimi tit hi'i hns- W. Frml IL liHiul, (in » duughli'i', Mn, Helen I. JON STEVKN MKWK Morris llocki'iibury, l-.H/iiliHlv, a hiolher, the Hrumbneadow Farm Mr. mid Mrs, Donald Morris, Mill Susaa Marie Walling, daugh- McClu*key, Trenton, COMCK* room .Inlm DclGiicicio, Nrwiirk, and n Hoffman Ct., Murjinnvllle, are par- shier, Mrs. Aim Rranlon, Nutley. ter of Mr. and Mrs, Marlon H. matt. They wore floor • length A ents of • son horn at Perth Amboy line lavender orsinia gowns over Walling, in Division It., Keyport, General Hospital. John i. SSCIM Studios aad Ion llevt* Mews, son of Mr, matching satin with the Umpire Funeral *PI vires were held Mon- PAPPA waistline) accented with satin bind- Hemaadaa aad Mra. Eugene Rlewe, M Upper ihi.v for John J. Snchs, M, of t\h PHOTOGRAPHY Perry Rd., TNntoa, were married ing Short (nee vrtl* were attached Mr. and Mrs, Hlpollto lltrnsn- I'nrk Avi1., Union Boncii, who at II a.m. Saturday, July 17, INS, to their matching Dior bow head- del, M Bread St,, Keyiwrt, are the dlril Thin kd.iy, July l!i, 1IK15 In WEDOINO AllUMS IN NATURAL COLOR ta the Oethteffltn* Lutheran pieces and they carried princess parents of s son, burn Friday, July RIvMviinv llotjillnl. The tunernl Church, Keyport, baskets of raspberry Ice carna- II, IMS, In Monmouth Medical Cea- wa« lit H n in. from IJny I'unrral Portraltura tions, bluv dulales and pnllnhcd Ivy, wr, I Home, Kf.vpiiil, to Holy Fumlly II MAIN rr., The R«v, Richard A. Weeden, Richard Hunt, Trenton, wea the | Church whcri" II ri'iiulem hlgli ppasto r af tht e Crosos of Obryy LLuth- Xarra best man, U*r*rlng were Arnold MN,, MN.f. NI.NNI;'MI w. ciimritm JR. i m«*« v.im offfi« 1 nt 9 n m Purlnl erae n ChurchChh, MutawanMt , officiateofficf i d Htowe and David Rlewe, Trenton, Mr, and Mrs, Michael larra, I wn« In Si. .limi'ph'ii (iiiii'icty, Key- at the ceremony, brother* of ih«< bridegroom, McCampball Rd., Holmdel, ire par- .,..„ _ IIUTM, Mlm Saiah RuyiHir, Kryporl, Win' |iorl. § iU h Uiyi The bride WM given In marrlagt< A reception followed In thee Cob- !nt• s ?o1f *s J. dauaher" to,, >*"tbon "i?l!.M rveil mill Mr«, MIIIKHHI (Heck) Snchi. Kindergarten bodies wlin scalloped ubrlns asck 'lti» bride w«« graduated from Proctor (r, son of Mr, and Mrs.aa bail man, If* had twen a rciUWit of this area llne, jmbroldf rrd with seed pesrlit, Kiiyport With Schtiol and Trenton to. and Mrs. Vincent Crslf ft, Hailet, ara psreals of n Kenneth W, Proctor tr,, ITW flor- Take WNMIKI Trip MK ytnli. ll« w«« #mploycd as a Accredited Taachan aad three • ausrter • length alMvei. ' sintt> Collfn*, sh« la a mimtlwr ol vnoe Avi,, Union leach, Friday, Aftsr s rccc|iil(in at th« t:ni|irci« l(iM((^».)r*nian for CJinc* Mn«s, Tha A-llns s*aii de MII« shirt lor • ih« family of Ihe Msrllan Township seaborn " --•••- - — Mvarvlaw .fut* M. IKM at 7 put, In w, John's Hotel, KMnsbiira,, lit* «oii(il( » Vf/ N«ttvv Vork, >U HiHimm 1 iiiemiKu ol Ce»nvanianeti for Worklnej Moffian •limited la a deischsbls Chun*I; .school System •« fuurih uradt Methodlit Church, Hitdft. Th« Rev. ffo r a w#dtllii(dl ( Hili l toA Atlftntli) Clly. Holy f'mrtlly Cliuirh. t train, gh« wore s milchlng l*i:r tem-tmr In tit* Lillian Or, SclSml. Metrhb Norman R. Nlley, pastor, officiat- for (rav^lix lilt(le* lnl(!luld»* HOI*ivm1*. (» m lmn - • • me liU ivil#, Mr*. A.M. snd P.M. Satiloni Available crown, •tmldt'd with starls, snd s < Tin bridegroom wan ur Mr, and Mrs, Otto DfelHdt. ed «t (lie oVmbl# • diijj ««remoriy, mid H'hUc ti»ii rtilli D Inn I'tiili'ilni! (Hciiiify) .Siii.ln; mill mm, I Door To Door Trarupoftation Illk Muslim botiffmit veil, 8h« Mr , frimt I'.wlitu Townalilp Illiili lisrlf» H{,, MIIUWIII, are (Mi'fnip Olvan lit MinrrlrtK* liy h*r futhci-, inliii I !I;IHK |I , (li'ii Pldir; two ' rlrtl * I'iux'atte limiqutt of white Ho al-m wa» grsilunlt'd Cum 1 f K non limit Monilsy, July Hi, I!I# brkl* wmt t #!r^t • Imi^ih ttl iiirblil ft'iint*f Tllf'V Will M' IIIIUBIIII'I*, Mn .lemi-n MIIIIM, tin- Hot Ltinchei "• fost'» anil dalalfa, from Trenton Slnle Catlap, where Hvddlnii liflwn of Impnrlptl while 11tie* HI 71 Wnml Avi'., k"iinitini/! Ion lli'iuli, ami Mu, llnuy I Pi'l'h, i 'linn AltaMteafe In' wu w mimilipr of K«fi»« IMiu ChnHlllly Idee Imliloiicil will) II Th" iitlil- niii'iiili'il K'-v|Kirt lli)!h •iVnnliinli. H V 1 Inui .I'lru, MIK, j l»rq« ClAttroomv • Modern Equipment Mm, I.ottnta L, Million, 'IVenfati. I'l, Ndlliiiml llnmir Nwli'ty In ttitu- • I'nlliipwl MClllllllri ttml lonu q'.eet":, ;. h<«,|. Mut^fiii't I iiliu^n, Mift. A'in'1 wan lite titulrnn of Itminr fir her iii

, Alma, to HataM Li Mark- Maine, Marlboro; listers, eording to terms of her wilt, which Now ia the time to advertise I small ad fa tha elasaiflad ookuna Miss er, aaa at Mr. aad Mrs. HaroM Mrs. Ann f " Wills Filed was probated recently ia the office Unas uiuued arUdea lot gal*. AI will turn theas late cash tor you. , B, Marital. 3124 Malraae It., Bock- •MSBBJSJSSWW* m^mmmt^mt " j» "*•• of Monmouth County Surrogate lord. UL Mn. Miriaav Haraar, New Egypt; Florence E. Murphy Donald J. Cunningham. 7vir.H4 Mia* Kfitpatffcfc atteadad attta- 11 raaaVkilaVta. aa4) aaa great • Florence E. Murphy, Raritan waa Rational Hit* School and is grandchild. Township, who died May 17, left Thaaua A. Devlat tat tfcak employed by Gibson • Holman, Services were held yesterday at her estate to her nieces, Vera M. Thomas A. Devine, Raritan . OarafllLaa* Malawan. Her fiance is a graduate t a.m. at the W. H. Fnaasaa and Sellick, executrix; Anna C. Cour- Township, who died June It, 1 KEYPORT STORE ONLY left his estate to his wife, Kather- , aaa of Mr. aai Mra. of Auburn High School in Rock- Sons Funeral Horn*, Freehold, tade, Florence E. Smith, Clara ford. He is serving la the U.S. Na-followed by a laauieai aissi at 9 Broeder, Lorraine Cahill, Agnes in?, »xecutrix, in a wiii dated in 1963. vy as a Parachute Rigger Third a.m. at St. GabrieTa Charch. with Fanning; the First Methodist If You Need Furniture • • • and CUsl, aboard the USS Hancock. the Rev. Viaeeat A. Uayd officiat- Church, Keansburg, and Gethsem- No date has been set for the wed- A symposium originally was a ing. Burial was in ft. Oabriers ane Lutheran Church, Keyport, sc- din*. Cemetery. Grecian dinner party. Money Is A Problem . • • Visit Dartey-fbdriek Mrs. MkaaalP. Mr. and Mrs. George Kudrlck, Mrs. Elizabeth R. Deiaaey, 410 HELD FURNITURE Texas Rd., Morganvitle, have an- David St., South AaUwy, died Sun- HILL-TOP ACADEMY nounced the engagement of their day, July 16, 1965, »t Fltkin Me- daughter, Dorodjy, to Robert Oar- morial Hospital. Bora ia South FuH Summer WAREHOUSE DEPT. ley, aon of Mrs. Robert Darley, Amboy, Bhe was the daughter of 4824 Meadow St., Panama City, the late Mr. and Mrs. Joha Hens- Academic Program AND SAVE Fla., and the late Mr. Darley, berger and the widow of Michael Continuous Registration P. Delaney. She was a member of St. Mary's Church. All Subjects • including Modern Math New and Used ... Trado-lns — Floor Sample* She is survived by one daughter, Transportation - Swimming Miss Gertrude E. Delaney, Soul h Factory Clow-Outs — Returned — Odd Stock Mitt ELEANOR ANN itOUGKKS Amboy; one son, Peter, Morgen- Robert I. Price, Director * ODD 8£DS ,. Priced from t t t vllle; one sister, Miss Gertrude $10 AJleatown, Pa., aad the late Mr Hensbcrger, and a brother, John Robert B. Messina, Ass't. Director * LIVING ROOMS »7S Rodgers, to Roy S, Matthews jr., A., both of South Amboy, and on< * SECTIONALS »9S DEPOSIT aon of Mr. and Mn. Roy S. Matt'i- grandchild. PHONE 566-2222 * BEDROOM SUITK $75 DOHOniY *. MATTHEVI ews sr., Amboy Rd., Cliffwood, h»a Funeral services were held yes Wl I MM •• • best announced. terday at B:30 a.m. from the Gun LLOYD & NOUN ROADS MORGANVILLE * DINETTES $25 Mlsi Rodger* tt a graduate of Joatph Saarry. « f>acifk Blvd.. drum Service Home for Funerals, * INNERSPRJNG MATTRESSES |I9 And Pay A* CUffwood Beach. Allentown High School and Cedar 237 Bordcntown Ave., South Am- Miss Matthew*, a gradual* of Crest College ind will teach high boy followed by a aoleau high re- * BUNK BEDS, OAK OR MAPLE ....139 Littla At Matawaa Regional High School. school in the AHentown, Pa. school quiem mass at St. Mary's Church. district in the fall. * ODD DRESSEHS »J5 Ctaiol IH3, aiteniled Tuieulum Interment was in St. Mary's Cem $1.25 WEEKLY GH in Gneneyllle, Tern., «ad Mr. Matthews, a graduate of etery. Enjoy FOOD at its BEST! * vill RUGS |lv Matawaa Rcgtaaal High Scteol ' d by Standard Propeae attended MonmoMa College, and I* Entertain Your Family and Friend* At Our * STUDIO COUCHES I SOFA (EDS $59 John 1. MeMakaa CHOOSE FROM Amhoy Rd., Cllftwood. presently serving in the U.S. Nivy * HOUYWOOO KDS ';...-W fiaaca attended school la John J. McMahon, 81, of V Pat- aboard the aircraft carrier, U.S.S. ton Dr., Trenton, died Sunday, In- 10 tOVHV Kaaray. served two yarn la iaa Coutellation. * REFRIGERATORS $M ly II, 1965, at Mercer Hospital, CttulUd and VSMI US. Amy, and if employed by * ODD CHAIRS 910 •u»hard Industrie! in Newark. Trenton. Mr. McMahon was • for MISS DOROTHY KUDRICK mer resident of Matawan. I Room Outfits A spring wedding is plaaaad. Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Douglass, He had been the secretary of the U Barrier Dr., Haxlet, anaouoca Miss Kudrlck was graduated AND MORE - LOTS MORE I *rlnd from tin 9aMcar4irsajvai tha eagaaemeal of their daughter, Public Employees Retirement Sys- from Matuwan Regional High tem ol the State of New Jersey SAVi .* I* 40% Mr. and Mr». Pitrick C. Grea«M, Denis* Boles, to Paul Tora, 19 School, Class of 1955, and ii Im- MChiofarori A«c., Keyport. lara> Broadway, Keyport, son of Mr. aad since 1962 and prior to that was ployed at the Perth Amboy Nation- auditor of the Elizabeth Watei m midenlf of New York, aaaounee Mrs. Pasquale Toro, Italy. al Bank. 12 NOON UNTIL 3 P.M. tat tagaaemeirt and fcrthcomla* Company for more than 30 years. Mtes Boles attended Irving- Mr. Darley was graduated from EVERY MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY FREE DELIVERY and STORAGE Mrrlagt or their daughter, Heiea ton High School and was graduated Bay County High School, Class of Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Cacelia. to Marine tpl. Jerry W. Bertha (Walton) McMahon; two from Deleore Beauty Culture 1953, and attended Florida State lelect The Meal Your Hotta School, Irvington. She is employed University. He is a merchant ma- sons, John J. McMahon jr., and Of Your Choic . . . James E. McMahon, both of Tren- Michael and Ula Miriolls bv Vlman.e Hftir' Stylists, iioutc rine officer of Victory Carriers, All You Can Eat For FIELD FURNITURE 34. Matawaa. Inc., New York. ton; a daughter, Miss Harriett M. Phones — 204-Sffll McMahon, at home; his mother, Children under B - fUJ Mr. Torn attended Keyport 264-8871 7-11 E. Front St. — Keyport schools and is employed as a Mrs. James E. McMahon, Eliza- beth; three sisters, Mrs. Roberl A VARIETY OF SEA FOOD EVERY FRIDAY Obituaries B. Thomas, Mountainside; Mn Catering Ta For Appointment Call 264-3020 Frank Swam George Ferguson, Cranford, am MONDAY and FRIDAY — t A.M. to • P.M. Mrs. Frank Medinger, New York. a Bdnquatf • Woddingi • fartin Frank Swartz, 52, of 18 Garden • L«r. Ipaarrr to serving his last No date has been sat for Iha and three grandchildren. Hazlet she resided with Mr. aad atuaawha of his fcar-aad-a-balf-wedding. Mn. Arthur Dubte, Route 3S. ysjar calistmeat period. He is ata- The funeral was held yesterday at 8:30 a.m. from Day Funeral Services for Dr. Barclay took Uaaed at the Marine Barracks, Marker-Klttpatrkfc place in Wellsboro, July S. N.A.D, Earle' Mr. and Mrs. James Kirkpat- Home, Keyport, to St. Joseph's The wedding will take place Aug. rlck, 430 Cottage PI., Cliffwood, an- Church where a requiem high mass 7 as St. Joiepfra Church, Keyport. nounce the engagement of their was offered at 9 a.m. Burial was in St. Joseph's Cemetery. Mrs. George V. Creevy lavMVam Mrs. Gabrieile A. Creevy, 66, of Pleasant Valley Rd.. Wlckaiunk, died Sunday, July 18, 1965, in Men- mouth Medical Center, after a phjr illnets. Born in Toronto, Canada, she was the daughter of PAMC LAM 44)0011 HAMOTO* tha kate Anthony and Margaret La Moine. She was a communicant of St. Gabrlei'a Church, Bradevelt, aad a member of the Altar Rosary TRAVfc AMNCT> Society. (h* Is survived by bar husband, Ofterviceioihe 144 MOAO IT., MD IANK George V. Creevy; two sons, community. Viilt George E. Craavy, wickatunk, and pur display of TB.SH1.NM Birr* Guild ALL NEW CAR Donald A. Creevy, with tha U.S. Monuments CAN ftESUVB AND PMKW mum, WaMMMaT. Navy In Hawaii: three dtughteis, Monuments. AND TOW IICKEIVHng. *•» UMR Alii Mrs. John Sessler. Ashburn, Va.; EaWtHONB AT OW MW ' Mrs. Domlnlck Davlno, Haxlst, Wrtarton Momoriab If COSn NO MOM IOIOOKTHROUGH III and Mrs. Richard Budd, Eatoa- Hwy. 34 n««r Main St., K«yport a; one brother, Lindsay La- 0(11 rV ApvoMMmrf 244-1114 PRICES REDUCED TO OCTOBER LEVELS DO YOU FEEL FRUSTRATED because, among other things, you haven't IN ORDER TO--- arranged for someone to take care of k cat? Or asked the Joneses next MOVE LARGE INVENTORY NOW! to pick up your|||gQ£§ FIRST COME, newspaper every day? Ormadea reser- vation for the first night [iaSm] on the FIRST SERVED! road? And tomorrow at 4 a.m. you're CHOOSE FROM leaving for three weeks! 23 SPARKLING NEW CARS! Phone. f ] Rti. 9 4 33 NtwJtrttvMl WALL-IRWIN AT THE FREEHOLD CIRCLE • OPP. RACEWAY ~ OPEN EVES *fi^fMiirMkU • ••. :H r" .,- j I.. , THE MATAWAN JOUMMt fL 3. Thursday, July 22. I96f -: usethe Want Ads mm AUTOS FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR RENT HELP WANTED COMBINATION shocking pink sol- ! 1M FORD Fakon, I cylinder, red TWIN BEDS, box p ngs & mat-CLIFFWOOD BEACH, modern a THREE experienced pressera. Uav Md white, 4 door. Call MMUI. NO MONEY DOWN KEYPORT - ENGLISH TUDOR Id aad striped panelled custom tress, tufted headboard, triple & made draperies, like new, doubio artment 3 rooms and bath, al ion Shop, piece work rates. Ap» - • • wJB* single drapes matching bedspread. I furnished room, heat and h ply in person. Morris Manufacture MUST BE SEEN and triple windows; originally $1)0 Excellent coi.Jition. 12 storm win- MO PAU»N « door Mdm. radio • • rw et sacrifice til. I triple, 2 single water supplied, parking lot, pi'ing Co.. I Johnson Ave.. Matawaa ud 'tour, standard transmit- TO APPRECIATE dows & full aluminum screens. irate entrance. Call 566-1952 wj BUM* downn, locatecaed llaa Uatoa patterned fibre glais draperies or playpen. Reasonable. Call Hy EXPERIENCED OPERATORS •iM; goat] eondWoa *T7I Call K4- IdIn ladlaM ) occupancy ""o""r •finally Ut, tacrifice 125 Call 264 BUNGALOW three rooms and bat V0I. tffl •am. laimaculate air conditioned 4 l>e_ Schwartz. 264-7258. wjtf SINGLE NEEDLE , MarmatkNt cat) fcocat Coatuvc- rant house, cedar closets, moderr, 1572. WJ22 heat and hot water supplied; $8 SEWING MACHINES i INI IAMBLER Ambassador, full doa. NMIIT W Utchetj, separate dining area, for RCA WHIRLPOOL electric range; per month. Immediate occupanc AMERICAN oriental -ug 9x15, ... 9 cu. ft. Westinghouse refrigerat- DAY OR NIGHT SHIFT J , radio and heater, low tail dining room. Cathedral heamec Call OSborn 1-0763 or 2641391. wj" APPLY IN PERSON 1 >; arto CO. Call KS-4M2. HAZLFT - 4 bedrooms, 1 bathi, Nvfag room with fireplace. Pan celleirt condition 14x18 taupe 8x9 or; single Hollywood bed; Persian 'HICK panelled family room; % block Chinese, tuortment or scatters. Ce Lamb jacket with mink cellar size 2 BEDROOM apartment in Ke. MORRIS MFC CO., ' •lied den with bar, many extras port, all electric, on bus lin JOHNSON AVE MATAWAN from school and New York bus Carpeting, freezer, dishwasher, dar cheat, tea wagon, dresser mar 12. Call 261-0554 after 6 p.m, WJ22 MM FORD convertible; 'wt- Oiler. line. IIS.3W iiKludfnn waiher, dry- ble top; large pine chest, maple 1)15, Call 264-4822. wj CtU after « p.m. 2M-4W. w)B er, refrigerator and dish wtiher. walking machine and dryer. 2 car NURSES 3 to 11 shift. Call 2*4-2027. gtrage; beautifully landscaped drop leal table and round table SCREENED TOP SOIL MODERN 3'/J room air conditlone IMT 'BODGE Dart only 44.0M Call M4-4U7. w|M« Walk to schools. Priced to sel Antiques. Shore Furniture, High apartment, tile bath, central Ir REGISTERED NURSE part tima miles. CtU KM*]] after i:V p.m Oil M4-S5M evenings. wjl way 35, Larrence Harbor. Oppr THE BEST MONEY CAN BUY cation. Call 787-9670. Afternoons. Call 264-2027. wjtf tlW PER MONTH " to t. WJ22 for only tMM assumption thli spot- MODERN 3-room apartment, a MECHANICS, truck or bus exper« Blue atone, road gravel, sand, fill ience preferred. Apply in person IMI ranch with low .wnthly pay- DEVELOPMENT HOME OWNER 16 FOOT runabout, windshield, fl dirt, etc. utilities furnished, ideal for ne< WANTED TO RENT mentt, large kitchen, all aluminum ber glass bottom, mahogany deck lywcds or older couple. Call 264 Rollo Transit Corp., 275 Broadway. ttorm-tcreens, many iwre extras. MM mnaferred? Houta to with 2 teats. Inquire after 6:M 3729. wjtl Keyportwjtj BY OR BEFORE September lit CtU now 717-1 IM. wJIJ ttnall? Mortgage payment toe BULLDOZING & BACKHOE Christian ma* wanta Rood home p.m., M Bayview Ave., Unlo SERVICE THREE large rooms and bath witli kith? Don't wait, call ut now, neaca. wj2 LINOTYPE OPERATOR, begin- with, Chrlttltn fa- Hy. room andOLDER 1 story haute, five room tw'U buy your home. sundeck and closed porch, neai ner or experienced, full or part" Kollo's bus station, Keyport, heal Ml* MNITON board or room with kitchen priv- first floor, three rooms upper MANLEY ASSOCIATES ECKEL'S TRUCKING lime. Apply Dallard Advertising, iletN. Rent UN per month in floor; touted in Union Beach on 4T1-S351 and hot water supplied, $100 month 113 First St., Keyport. wjtl Borough oi MaUwan. Write only USED SEWING MACHINE MORGANVILLE available July 7, adults only. Cnl SOxIM corner lot rue block from •I CALL DAY OR NIGHT WOMAN for one person, small E. N. Reed, I Oeeanview Ave.. but itop. Asking NSW: mortgage SALE 462-6298. wj house, half-time. Call 566-«655. Quality & Kb jM 591-9707 arranged; tpeciil consideration for _wjtt APARTMENT, three rooms anc j2 cash offer. Call M4-1S4I tfter I CUSTOM BUILT HOMES Singer straight stitch portable 24.95 bath, utilities supplied, adult i on TWO BEAUTICIANS wanted, Car. ^ p.m. Real Estate Broken Invited. TWO 55 Gal. Ink Drums for sale. ly. Call 264-4530 after 6 p.m. wj Low Down payment, financing t Straight stitc: console 24.95 Closed top, 2 bung holes, S2.O0 ousel Hairdressers. Call 462-9600.,,'-. built on your lot or ours. Singer Portable 29.95 each. Call 264-3030. wjtf NICE thri*room furnished apart wj2S Straight stitch console 29.95 ment in desirable residential se< 13 Stndebaker KEYPORT EXPERIENCED bus boys. Apply CURRIER t CSIK Singer ge&r driven portable 54.95 RARITAN LANDSCAPING tion of Keyport. Adults only. Rel Shore Point Inn, Highway 35. CUSTOM. tCU. GENERAL CONTRACTORS Singer Fight weight portable 79.95 erences and security required. Cal Hatlet. wj2J Itf Dory plastered older home In A BUILDERS Singer gear driven console 79.95 222-9793. wJ2: bett neighborhood In town. 2 bed M4-MM 2441210 Large selection evergreens tnd EXPERIENCED hostess. Apply ¥4 Datum rooms, Urge living room, formal ALL MACHINES GUARANTEED LOST bright carpet colors? Roston Shore Point Inn, Highway 35, Wjl shrubs, lime, fertilizer, insecticide, them with Blue Lustre. Rent elec- ' KMT KOAOSTM dining room, Urge kitchen, full NEW MACHINES START AT tested grass teed. Merlon blue sod, Hatlet. wj22 bath, laundry area In full batt- tric shampoocr $1. Western Auto I5S.95 wholesale and retail. 112 Main St., Matawan. wj2J BAKERY saleswoman, experienced mant. Well planned landscaping. NEW VACUUM CLEANERS or inexperienced, 20 years old or Oh yet! A full front enclosed porcl U9.95 AND UP Open daily 8 to 8, Sunday 9 to S; KEYPORT, apartment 5 rooms older. Good working conditions, storms and screens. Lot site 50x130, Hew custom built homes, FLOOR POLISHERS Highway 35, South Amboy. Call heat and hot water supplied; part-time. Apply Mrs. Klein, Carol* Prictd at SIS.0M. bedrooms; 3 in Union Beach; 1 In C9.S5 AND UP Parkway 1-0208. wjli adults only. Available August 9th Lee Bake Shop, Sayre Woods Simp* MaUwan Township. Near transpor TYPEWRITERS $44.95 AND UP Inquire 69 Elizabeth St., Keyport ping Center, Route 9, Parlin. Call SPECIAL, KEYPORT BORDER tation and schools, Financing ar- FREE INSTALLATION wJ2: mornings or after 9 p.m. evening! ranged. RECORDS - STEREOS MATAWAN—apartment, unfurnish PArkwav 1-4533. WJ2J Cap* Cod, 4 largt bedrooms, kitch TELEVISIONS ALUMINUM COMBINATION •a, dining area. Oil hot water heat, STORM WINDOW! ed, 3 large rooms and bath Is! WAITRESS. Apply in person New %l> Volkswagen standard radiators. Large double CURRIER & CSIK floor; heat, hot water and refrig- Cottrell's Seafood Restaurant, 264-2122 OPEN MONDAY & FRIDAY 6 FOR $77 erator supplied; $75 per month, "1100" »k>. Swfe SVICICAL closets, excellent condition. Lot sin NIGHTS UNTIL » P.M. Amboy Rd., Keyport, Experlcncs APMIANCI SSxlH. Priced at *!5,900. EVENINGS 264-1137 Triple track, fully weather itrlpptd, Call 566-8814. wJ22 necessary. wj2l OrfySI M*M wjtl genuine Alcoa aluminum, E-z tilt APARTMENT, unfurnished, 2 bed MM Mb CALL FOR FREE HOME Can be cleaned from Inside. Ttrnu PART TIME salesman over 30 for BITTNER & CARTON DEMONSTRATION rooms. Call PA1-4902. wj2J men's and boys' clothing. Chanca THE SINGER CO. PROWN'S NEW 3 room cottage, tile bath; a of steady employment, write Box AGCY. a Broad St SH I-7S00 Rtd lank electric including heat; $100 pci D In care of this newspaper. wj21 ¥4 Studebaker CAHILL 1(9 SMITH STREET INSURANCE—REAL ESTATE will month plus electric. References NURSES AIDES 3 to II and II to PERTH AMBOY Call 264-0949 after 5 p.m. wj22' OVMOWVI SS MAIN ST. KEYPORT VETS NO $1 DOWN 7. Apply In person Brokdal Nurs- 24429W NON VETS 3% TO 5% DOWN HILLCREST 2-2838 ALUMINUM DOORS KEYPORT large furnished room ing Home, 3325 Highway 35, Hazlet. wJ22 WJ22 AND WINDOWS with tiled bath and shower; res- wj22 Chevrolet Beautiful three-bedroom Cape Coc idential area. Close to all transpor' SEWING MACHINE operators, ex- with brand new science kitchen, ALL - ELECTRIC Firestone push- tation. Days call 264-7000 or 284- MAW V4. AUTO. BUDGET MINDED? perienced or we will teach. Call AMCOND. REAL ESTATE full cellar, expansion attic, on over button range, 40-inchcs wide wl'.h CRAWFORD CROMEY 3049 after 6 p.m. wj2; L & S Sportswear Union Ave., sized lot, "ull price $10,500. two ovens. In good condition. Mov- FOUR-ROOM apartment in pleai Union Reach, 264-6-548S. wiT icies replaced. Check our low rates 1* »•«**. A iful HAZLET RF.SPONSIB1.E teen afie girls wish price S27II iscd few times, like —nine months to pay. Call Stanley baby silting Jobs evenings or ". SlebenbtTR, Highway 34, Mata- ROCK AND ROLL FANS - Cap!, new, will sacrifice, $fili, tahle and WANTED Split level home with additions days. Call 56B-7185. wj22 chair included; also leather top varL 583-jlOO. wjtj Chris and the Crunchers play all /i rooms used as doctor's office ; hits for dances, parties, shindigs. IRL 16 desires baby silting job; drum table for $15, worth $50. In- RIDE needed to Red Hank from OU liust'em, we'll lix 'cm. Glast with central air conditioning. Per- quire 828 Poole Ave., Hazlet or Keyport between 7 and 7;30 a.m. and screen repairs. Uayshor* Auttwrlwd KIRWA Reasonable rates. Tel. 566-0938, fect for doctor or Urge family, experienced; days If possible. wi22 Call 566-4117. WJ22 call after 5 p.m. 264-7867. wj22 Call after « p.m. 2ff4'!O23. wj22 lardware Co., Front St., oppositt Mwhbtltr. Othmn Sacrifice (19,900. >ost Office. Keyport. Call 264- 1145. AUTOS FOR SALE IUBJECT TO VA ftPH A - MAITOM - APPROVAL CARMEN'S CATERING BILL LANZARO'S SERVICE AUTO SALES 144-ISIS 2644)745 VANS AONCY BUSINESS SERVICES COMPLETE LINE OF FOODS — MUITIM UITIN4U - QUALITY USED CAR! 264-5142 OR 5MT-989O MM MAIN VI., MATAWAM REALTOR WEDDINGS — HOUSE PARTIES C* MAIN ft RT. It Mainttntnc* Contractor* Contraetori ALL AFFAIRS 566-2224 A SMALL JOB SPECIALISTS VINCKNT J. DIOENNAHO WMF.STiC tnri foreign bicycle OPEN EVES TIL I • M MMN1 Ctipentrjr — doors, stairs, caillaga, VINCENT GENTILE BLDO. CONTRACTOR pnlr.o our specially, llayshora FOR BOYS ONLY! OPEN 7 DAYS atMllnf, ttc. Inildt palatlat. 17 SOUTH BEERS ST., HOLMDEI. (ardwaro Co., Front St., nppotlta IN! RENAULT, excellent condl MULTIPLE LISTING IBRVtCE •out Office, Kuyport. Call 264-I14S. CKNERAL SERVICES CO. Complttt bulldlnx lit* Ctrstatry, tlon, MM. Call M4-4224, w)22 w]22 mjiti BUILDING CONTRACTOR m»«otiry, palntiny Si ihimlmim _. . ._.!! IKM CHKVROLET Six, 4d()or, 'ACUUM CLEANER — Polisher J ANSWI'.RINQ 1214YEAtS standard shift, « wheels, eood YOU MUST SEE T!»S ONE repair service. Parts and sup- Custom homes, additions, altera- Droduct) .SKUVH.TC tions, patios, fireplaces, septic sys- llrcn. Call JSW-7MH. w!22 illos. llosi'.i, brushes, linns. Pick 1 K4-22I4 ,ct ut bo your Secretary, no need R only 116,990 for this IIIIRO tems, fonrkhm rentals, Harbor Hd., wjtf i IIIISH c;i)h; purl limr or full OPPORTUNITY FORD INI Oilnxle. Private party ip and D_cllvcj;y,_Cji_ll M6^5JjjL_wll| Mnrr.nti'-lllr, Cull .V*I-fl2.tr*. wjtf hedroom ranch only 1 years old; and biilldln/; contr»c Ime scrvlre. Call 264-7!i J.ioil equipment lniui'Jil anil sold. Keynmt. Nfw homos, naraxtn. *H perfect uplKilntiTy, excellent me- li'/jlsli'r now for 1-nll (Kincstor, all over I lie place on a lot Just thy TOP SOIL alli>ratlnni tad r»Dtlrs Call Hi nil WidlUl.W will chtnical condltlnn, priced below of ono ncru, vn!ii» for Immcdinic *ah\ Mitcsllaneout Cinders, blue stnnn, driveway Rrnv- 4IM. «|lf Call N40282 tfter « p,m, for an- "I, fill dirt, tlmlri.i, (rcnc'liliiK atul PHA 1700 DOWN CKKAMICi'lLI'."" REAL ESTATE FOR SALI., KIYPORT WEEKLY bointment (>Jily^T£rjn« ensti, w|22 WIIKI'IL CHAIRS, crutchat, ctaei, llldl V A NO DOWN tic, for rtat or salt. Charge MATAWAN TOWNSHIP-corner lot INI Vim), 4-duor I'Mlrlmir, nidlo SUH.IKCT TO APPROVALS DIETRICH BROS. Would you Ilk* a modern crromlc uxounlt lavltad, Mittwia Drutt, I lin linthrnoin or kllchoit at • low Kl.V) mini. Call M2\21, ov«- THE and heater, black and while, au- I4S Mala Street, Mlttwu. Call NEW n«lJNSWH'K AVE. « M4-II37. wjtf tomatic transmission, pnwer (tifr- oust. l'r«« estlinnlin, Call iOf.iMI SM-MBL »)tf MATAWAN w|tf A ATA WAN IIOKOUOII " Tluiidini Ml, body and «tt|ilri« A-l, I new BKST BUV IN TOWN MW-JIWI^JIW MATAWAN JOURNAL tint, Mat htltK, front and rear, I'lot — 3/4-ucro, wiKidod lana, hi* 1 story 1 family lH>m« In n- •Itviilon RUII.DINO MAINTI'.NANCR •limiui tkirouiili, IWfi, !tont*n* call mmt jn xillent shape; ownor must tell, PAT ICSI'O.miO A fl eKuollciit, cunvi'Mli-nt loctlloa, UKCAVATINO CO, ity water, Only UWl down, lull Mtl FALCON, Rond eo dlllwi, I \tklt\t II2.M9. t hwtnwm* up tnd DON'S TV SERVICE COMI'LKTE •ItRVK'B owner, hlut, clean I5WI, Call DM- lown, ltru« rixiirn, nice kH 'or fist nfllolMl radio aid Itlt- Men titm. I'hiinn private ownfC. IM Doitvr A llntkhoa do/JriM, »r;n) 'M. II. Hovalhy, m 40.17, wjlj TI7I, w|12 KMCN are low, Ilimndnn lilnn aurvio* cull MMM*^ IIOMK HI'.l'AfltS ur all. lilll, Unit clonrlriK, trenrhluK, tup OOOO PRNNDSf TV SERViCg •nil, road gravi'l, fill dirt, ilmn', Vour »(iv»rti»(i

New Jersey at the NEA Conven- of those who signed The Dec- Mrs. Tboma! Juiffre and Mrs. New Wagner Aide development program to expand 5# Finish Course tion; 72W delegates in all. and laration of Independence and also Raymond H. Crammer. Guests facilities oil the 8&acre, Grynm a registration ot over 12,900. The visited the site of the proposed were Mrs. VanGlahn jr. and her Hill, Stalen Island, campus. theme of the convention was "Ed- Medal of Honor Grove. The appointment of Thomas Kirk- two children. land Thompson aj administrative ucation for World Responsibil- Amonq the points if interest visit- b Baby Sitting ity." The highlight of the conven- vice president of Wagner College Real Estate listing Cards (or ed in the State Park were Wash- sale at this office. of th* Matawu JIM- tion was aa address by Pres. Lyn- ington's headquarters, the Wash- Named Sales Manager Of was announced today by Dr. Ar- br Womaa'i Club wecatly cMcfud- don B. Johnson, who was made «n ington Memorial Chapel and fleil thur O, Davidson, president of 9t their four-«v«niBg ierle« of baby honorary 'ife member of the NEA Tower, and the Lookout Tower at Berg's Sayre Woods Office Wagner. Mr. Thompson has been HflP WANTED •Alias ctiwet wfclch included !n- and the appearance of Mr*. John- the top of Mt. Joy where Wash- the executive director of the Com- •tntctioa in tint ltd, entertaining son, who was presented with an ington had the observation tower Louis B. Blaszka, Edison, has mission on Stewardship and Ben- DISTRICT MANAGER •fciMrca, home laMy, and infant arm bouquet of yellow roses. while camped at Valley Forge. been named sales manager of the evolence of the National Council •ART TIME •ad child care. At the tuccenful June W was NEA Day at the Berg Agency's Sayre Woods office, of Churches since 1951. Noted 'or 32 Sayre Woods Shopping Center, Car Nacauary cempietfon of the courie on June World's Fair which concluded with his work to provide a clearing V, certificate! wer« awarded by Delta Alpha Class Pariin, it was announced by co- KEVPOJn WEEKLY a special dinner at the Top of house for ideas and techniques on tkt club (a W leen-aie girli from the Fair. Holds Annual Picnic owners Kenneth and Leonard MATAWAN JOURNAL Matawan and nearby communi- Berg. raising funds for churches iind (1 W. Front St. The two also attended a per- ttei. -- ' ;••:•'••. church - affiliated Institutions, Mr. Kaypcrt formance of "Kismet" at the Lin- The Delta Alpha Class of the Prior to his appointment, Mr Thompson will be in charge of ad- They were: Mitawan. Audrey Biaszka served the seven - office 244-30J0 coln Center on Classroom Teach- First Baptist Church held its an- ministering Wagner's $10,000,000 LaVenie Aatetum, Linda Benw, ers Night. nual picnic at lite home of Mrs. firm as a salesman in the Sayre Jayea Gctihall, Karen Oreea, El- George VanGlahn, a class mem- Woods Branch and (he home office, ••nor Hurting, Ksthrlne Johnson, Raturn To Florida ber, in Cliffwood Buach on July 15. 12 Center St., Mituchen. Other tydla Johnson, Phyllia Ann CReil A luncheon which had been pre- Berg offices are located in Middle- hr, Anna Zinsmeliter; i Keyport, After Matawan Visit pared by a committee was served town, Hazlel, Dunellcn, East Bruns- Pat Ball, Doom Decker, Jackie at 1:30 p.m. in a very pleasant rec- wick and Woodbridgc. IVinson, Emily Hutchlni, Diane Ir- Mr. and Mrs. Lester E, Scales reation room overlooking Raritan Mr. Biaszka became a member via*. Patrkla Kite, Janet Marvel, JANET GARDNER MISS LINDA WAfFENFEID Bay. A social hour was enjoyed of the Berg Agency's "|200,000 Abigail McCain,'UNIM. I. Ned, and family have returned to Co- Janet Gardnei, l§, of 4 Barnes coa, Fla., after spending 10 days Miss Linda Watlenleld, daughter following (lie luncheon. club." by selling $200,000 worth of Lyaa Saidenberg, Linda Shunt**, icsidemial real estate within a per Diane Wathington. St., Keyport, compete* with 56 oth visiting Mrs. Scoles' parents, Mr. ol Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Waffcn- Class riiombers present were and Mrs. Joseph Siciliano, 42 Ger- feld, 133 Maple Pi., Keyport, who Mrs. Louis Hyer, Mrs. Sidney Wu, iod of three months. Alao Cliffwood and Cliflwood er girli in the annual Prudential Insurance Co, Athletic Association's ard Ave., Matawan. has completed her junior year at Mrs. William ffegeman Mrs. L. Btaaqti. 'uJv Bol, Jeverly Causby, Douglass College, has been notified M. Hulse, Mrs. Wilbcrt Smith, Mrs. rL Nit.. Jtih 11. 2.1. 1 Pamela Causby, Deborah Ann "Miu Excursion Day" at Albury During their visit the seven'h Vour advertisement in this paper Park, Aug. I. Mlsj Gardner works birthday of Bobby Scoles was cele- that she has been placed on the Johanna Pcdcrsen, Mrs. Lester GlH, Dorothy Godwin, Susan Hull, Dean's List for her excellent scho- Sherman. Mrs. Harry P. Disbrow, will reach prospective purchasers Eleanor Hamilton, Virginia Ann in Ibe company's corporate office brated at a barbecue. A large dec- in Newark. orated birthday cake was the table lastic record (or the IMMS aca- Mrs. Willard Aumack, Mrs. Fred in every community In the bayshore | Jeaquln, Oeannetta Motley, Connie demic year. Frederick, Mrs. Mildred Dunham, area. •nattt, Marcfa Rice, Nancy T«t- centerpiece. Guests present were Mr, and Mrs. Gene P. Chancy and bw, Patricia Van, Beverly Wil- Attend NEA Convention, liam*; Collier School In Wlckatunk, son Rusty, Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Mattesont TaU Trip In Mama Brown, Jean Calu, Nancy Classroom Ttachers M«»t Siciliano and children Mary Ann Dull, Binbatk, Jacobt, Patricia and Vicky, Miss Patty Doscoe and Eastern Pennsylvania HILL-TOP ACADEMY All Mechanically Perfect Taylor. Miss Virginia Brown, all of Key- Miss Mildred Lackey, K«yport, port. OPENS Alao Hutet, Robya Hart; Marl- and Mrs. Ralph Irish, Old Mr. and Mrs. Homer Matteson, NO MONEY DOWN boro, Patty Van Curen; Union Bridge, a teacher in the Cliffwuod Mr. Scolea has returned to his Cliffwood, ended a motor trip New Modern Nursery School Beach, Debby Ashford, Darlene School, have returned homo alter position as an electronics techni- IhrouRh Eastern Pennsylvania Fri- Berne, Peggy Goodhand, Michelle being delegates to the 103rd An- cian at Cape Kennedy, Fla. day night after spending Thurs- '/j Sessions — Full Sessions Grossman, Mary Anne I.emmons, nual Convention of the National day and Friday at Freedom Found- Continuous Registration SEARS ROEBUCK & CO •tatrix McMillen, Joan Menville, Education Association at Madison Cook-Out, Swim Party ation and Pennsylvania State Park Carol Sweeney. Square Garden, New York, and at Valley Forge, Pa. At Freedom Door To Door Transportation the Classroom Teacher National Members of the Keyport Klwanis Foundation they visited Indepcn- Hot Lunches • Conveniences for Working Mothers 64 W. f, Tnh week, why don't you look Conference at thi University of Club enjoyed a cook-out and swim dance Garden wh;re the Hags of through the windows o! your at Storrs. party at the home of Henri Hansen, the thirteen orlgional states arc LLOYD & NOLAN ROADS MORGANVILLE 264.6301 chimb ... from the inside. Thera were Ka delegatea from Broad St., on Tuesday evening. flown daily and arranged accord- ing to states, a memorial to each TOM SAYS: POTATOES

Thomas Lyttle, Pres.

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'62 VOLKSWAGEN Sedan, Heater 995 MB lOOSTIi '62 FORD Country Sedan 1295 Red Plums HIM CHIIM Sfa, Wa,M, Aiite. Tram., M, »f9fl tor aortal worker at the Middlese* residents under a community asso- Kives wholehearted support to tha County Mental Health Clinic, will j elation plun. ceremony. "I'm not superstitious, discus* "Motive* of the Fire Set' Brings Good Luck but why take chances." Mr, Hur- SYLVIA MYERS, R. N. ter"; Captain Samuel S. Cobb, fir the siKnifirance of | witz commented as he filled tha Investigator for the Norfolk Fin placing the tree in the house rail- carpenters' cups. '"',*' - mCTROLMItT Division, will suggest poiulers foi ers, Lief Larson, a Levitt construc- recognizing the Juvenile fire setter; tion foreman, said, "It brings good Have you read the classified ads? / .•' fuMrfluoui HAIT and C, Walter Stickney, state fin mtrcbal of Oregon, electrical cant PWiMMnffv I ee of fires. Fire officials interested in furlhw Information should call or write th< office of (ha University ExtenskM Dr. Mark B. Muscarella Division, Rutgers University, X College Ave., New Brunswick. 5S OPTOMETRIST ANNOUNCES W. S. WALLACE'S THE REMOVAL OF HIS OFFICE TO 65 MAIN ST. KEYPORT Sen - Annual SALE SWEET CORN Mayer Jeka J. BeWy ai Ocean Tewaahlp (right), Democratic candl- | goce wcr tamsialf plans with retired banker Louis II. Burfeind, Mr. Picked Fresh DAILY l« la the Fifth faaatetlaJ District ef Me—artsi aad Ocean coualiM, I Rdlty't feaerai campaign mauger. NOW IN PROGRESS From Our FARM education as a prerequisite for a public relations counselor also lected for enlistment as SPARS in Hope To Prevent New Jersey driver's license; (2) the heads the Commission's Public the Coast Guard will have the op- problems of teen-age drinking; (3) Information Committee. portunity to complete six months tdult guidance in the area of drugs of special training and an addition- tnd narcotics as it relates to driv- al six months of on thc-job training;. Youth Accidents ing and (4) a program of public New SPARS Program The announcement of a new com- information relating to the prob- Following completion of this one mittee of the New Jersey Youth lem of car thefts by youngsters The U.S. Coast Guard announces year of active duty, they will re- For Eating or Freezing Commlatfon his been made by Dr. who, in turn, injure themselves and a special program of active duly turn to their homes and enter Or- innocent people. and reserve training for qualified ganized Reserve Units where they Harold A. Murray, Chairman of young women between the ages of will train in weekly or monthly •• •• • tha Commission. The new Commit- The remaining sub-committees 18 and 30. The fortunate group of meetings and spend two weeks on tee on Youth Accident Prevention will deal with (5) "the youthful young women who will be se- active duty each year. Also will be beaded by Fred Rosenberg, driver" and new directions ranging from values and responsibility lo FRESH PICKED a member of the Commission. such subjects as "tecnicide" and The new committee will concen- "parents behind the youth behind PEACHES A TOMATOES trate oa seven treat 'of involve- the wheel"; (6) a program of gener- HILL-TOP ACADEMY ment. Sub-committees will be form- al information on accident proven DOMENICK J. LUCCARELLI'S ed to atudy (1) compulsory driver tion and driving habits for use by ANNOUNCES lay or official groups who wish lo A Football School for Pop Warner Athlete* disseminate such materials and \r/ut r^ S1 (7) bicycle and pedestrian safety. August 9th to August 13th Dearborn "It ls my belief," said Mr. Ros- Football Training • Swimming - Conditioning FlICLKIDf enberg, "that these seven sub-com- mittees will produce recommenda 9 A.M. to I P.M. Daily FRUIT FARM tions that will result in one of the For Applications Call 566-2222 HIGHWAY 35 HOLMDEL Of AUMHH ORUH finest youth accident prevention programs in the nation. We are LLOYD & NOLAN ROADS MORSANVILLE ... (JUST SOUTH OF MATTEL TOYS) Man ft Bojft Clothing, FurnUhingt OUST'PHONt taking steps at this time to choose at chairmen of the sub-committees, eminent citltens of our state who have extensive experience in those 20%©HP areas of concern." Mr. Rosenberg, a newly appoint. ed commissioner, it the Safety Di- Open Friday Till 9 rector of the Motor Club of Ameri- ca, the largest association of mo'.or- UM Your Conv«nto«f "! liu la the state. The West Orange INSURANCE I. 4. UU1 sse H's Nme »• mit fuel Mi WMW Mf¥lt4 M IHnMm Chevrolet if auwmi MART, KHAHNM ANO MARX • WTANV M 1 AND »ALM MACH TTTfiTifl try! ! J{Si''ssT?i KEYPORT EM HO LOANS workpower "walk*" right over bumps and troubU UROT DM ^^^FaiCB Ml wn WtWCtk BWIV WW IT W. MONT STRUT, KlYPOftT • OsslLsMl A UsAn^sJ SB **-«-»-« tfinnntna *»—•«— Ift •

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In Little League Tourney For Township Endorse Kwik For Motorists Panaliied 715 Registered Five bayshore area motorists SWIMMINC POOL CHEMICAIS lad their driving privileges sus- -At Playgrounds VFW State Post lended under provisions of the joint system and mandatory speed ft ACCESSORIES tojfttwtj ) t CrtCiartrHtH a aa* The Guadalcanal TOst 4745 of the ilans, it «-as reported by the Stale Cli IckMi fMycraaa*, Mat- Veterans of Foreign Wars, Mata- )ivision of Motor Vehicles 'his • OUTDOOR POOLS tamMfc haw rcadM* • wan Township endorsed Edward 'cek. Motorists penalized were U» Hnt ma Kwik for the office of Junior Vice • SWIM GEAR Commander of the Department of ruce DeShaw, Matawan; Walter New Jersey for the Department Jbinger, Hazlet; Charles Hines, • LIFE JACKETS Convention of 1966 at their first Keansburg; Robert Sawyer, Haz- chiUraa Ml paraats w*r« Iraatad iet, and Joseph DeVoto, Matawan. to • wmit it the Cliffwood School. meeting of the 19G5-C6 session held in (he Memorial Home, Cliffivooi! Clearance) Othtf Mtivitlet forth e put Ave., Cliffwood. iaehdVMl arta and crafts, potter Real Estate Listing Cards for ENTIRE STOCK OF eoMtit, playground theme contest, Newly - installed Commander Jo- ale at this office. ItoAH for "2|" team tourney and seph Smith presided. John Doyle WIZARD FANS Uy up shots, foul shooting, prelim- was installed as Adjutant. The en- ALL SIZES • LIMITED SUPPLY inaries tad outdoor baiketbaU. dorsement of Edward Kwik, a resi- Winnara at Cambridge play- dent of Highlands, was unanimous. Full S.l.clion of • • round "II" tourney wera Craig Mr. Kwik has served Ihe Sixth Dis- • AUTO SUPPLIES • HARDWARE • SPORTINS GOODS Bradley, Paul Sardc, Kenny Fun>, trict in all offices including Com- • SKATE BOARDS • BIKES • WAGONS • TOYS Jeff Chtrnct, Steve Barber. Men mander 1903-04. For several years, lannt, Wtyna Banitdn, James he served on the Sixth District 112 MAIN ST., MATAWAN — 566-3152 ShanahM tad David Breitbarth. Loyalty Day committee. During the Cambridge lay up vbiners were past year, he lias .served as l.oy.il- Paul fcrele, Robert Roberta and ty Day chairman for the Depart- Richard Alexander. ment ol New Jersey. Wham WlMwra at Cliffwood playground Plans for a picnic were discuss- were; "21" team tourney, Robert ed. The affair, planned for Sunday Hurley, Kevin Hoyt, George Stran- afternoon Auj>. 15 at 2 p.m. at the iero, Peter Vena, Rocco DiPoalo Man Farm, will benefit the mort- and Jamei Hoyt; lay up ahot tour- gage fund. ney, John McDonnell, Dan Wehrle, Nick Straniera, Edward Ziegler, Harbor Junior Unit Charles Gulttl and David Nagy. GRAND OPENING Qualifiers at Cliffwood play- Elects New Officers graiBd foul abboting tourney were i Dai CConaor, Mike Van. EdZieg Members af the eacapesMe team who will rep- Brodbecfc; middle row, Ed Davis, Robert Roberts. Miss Dnrlcne Beck was named OF 'ier, David Nagy, Rocco DtPoalo, reseat Matawaa T-ewaahki t la the Little League na- Ken Rupp, Brian McNulty and Dick Karyunk; top chairman of the Junior Auxiliary Jmc* Hoyt. Peter Vena and Fred tleaatkmal baseball totournewrney which gets under way tonight row, Manuel Silva, manager, Ed Dereehallo, Dave of the Laurence Harbor American ttrfsger. At Cambridge qualifier. are: (left le right) aatlem raw, Donny SHva, Gary Rotamaa, Frank Eovino, Sieve Barber and Kea Rupp, Lcjjion Auxiliary 332. The Senior wjre Jeff Chemet, Rich Sarra, SdMtelltb. Mite SeafleM, Peter Vena and Charles coach. Advisors of the Auxiliary also Howard Rlppel, Jimmy Shamhan, picked on merit the following offi- MILLY'S FABRIC Gary Schttelich and Philip Rippel An All-Star team from the Mata- Rothman of the Bob's Atlan'lci VFW; and Peter Vena from Hie cers for the 19fi5-(i6 term: Miss .iris and crafts winners for In' wan Township Little League has Bombers; Dick Karyczak, Ed Dav-: Mots. Sandra Beck, first vice chairman dias bead banda at Cliffwood play- been selected to participate in the is and Donny Silva of the Straih- The team will be managed by Miss Karen Korkowski, second vice ground went Sunnne Scalto, Dawn National Little League Tournament. more Lanes Bowlers; Gary Schete-1 Manuel Silva of the Pavers, assist- chairman; Miss Sharon Gallant STORE Thompson. Suzanne Goetii, Emma The All-Star team includes Mike lich and Charles Brodbcck of the' ed by Ken Rupp of the Bombers. treasurer; Miss Judith Gnhmcrt, MILDRED FENTOS, Prop, Curry and Peggy Hairy. Winners Scofield, Frank Eovino. Ed Dere- F & M Bank T Birds; Steve Bar- The boys will play their first game historian: Miss 'tetty Morris, sec- at Cambridge were Michele Di- chailo, of the Manzo Pavers; Ken ber, Bill's Hyway Store Cardinals; today at Colt's Field, Ocean Town- retary; Miss Marnaret Gohmert, candia, Margie MacPhee, Stephan- Rupp, Robert Roberts and Dave Brian McNulty, Guadalcanal Post ship against Spring Lake - Sea Girt. chaplain, and Miss Linda ileckner, ie ProacJa. Patty Uwii, Mary Ana seri;eaiit-at-arms. TOMORROW FRIDAY, JULY 23rd Walih, QcrahUne Daly. Cara Well- ateai, Uada Watson, Dabbi* Nat- Jack eliminations, checker tourney Horn* From Hospital; The Senior Advisors include Miss aoa, Katay MJItner, Joy Bragea, finals, twister and riddle day, fit- Auxiliary Unit Mary Reiher, Mrs. Oskar Gohmert, AT Abbe Kleinberg and Ellen GarreU. ness program, family movie night MorganviH* Items Mrs. William Bridgeman, and Mrs Walter Schlichtins. The Juniors wil The winnara of arta and cratta for the whole family, pet show, playground picnic and clean up Mrs. Martin Smith jr., Morgan- hold their annual picnic at tin 17 LITTLE STREET will ditplay their articlea at the Of VFW Meets home of Mrs. Gohmerl, Saturday contest. ville, has relumed home from Mon- .Aeme Super Market, Strathmore, Mrs. Joseph Smith, newly-install- at 1:30 p.m. A rain date of Satur- —'and Orchid Cleaners, Cliffwood. mouth Medical Center where she IN THE HEART OF Members of both playgrounds was a surgical patient. ed president of the Ladies Auxil- day, July 31, at 1:30 p.m. has been Poster conteit winner* at Cliff- competed on Wednesday in the iary of the Veterans of Foreign selected. wood were Mike Devoe, Rocoo Oi- 17th annual New Jersey Playground Wars, Guadalcanal Post 4745, Poalo and Terri Scalio. Olympics held at Woodbridge. This Miss Barbara Lynn Smith has re- Matawan Township, conducted MATAWAN Sam Maniscalco, recreation event is sponsored by N.J. Recrea- turned from spending a vacation her first meeting and announced Plan Bus Trip Chairman, announced activities for tion and Parks Society, Inc. and with Mr. and Mrs. Edward Van- her committee chairmen for the NEXT TO BOND CLEANERS the week of July 26 which include N.J. Amateur Athletic Union. Hise, Manalapan. 1965-6* session. A bus nip to the restored NCT England Village of Slurrridge has Mrs. John Babrisky has returned Mrs. Molly Jouvin will be chair- from Monmouth Medical Center been arranged by thf Drama am man of membership and cancer; Music Department of The Wo OPEN DAILY - 9 to 6 where she was a surgical patient. Mrs. Raymond Hildebrandt, com- Mrs. Leo Smith and Mrs. Helen man's Club of Laurence Harbor munity service and poppies; Mrs. The bus will leave Cliffwood Dene REAL ESTATE Korkey, Keyport, visited Mrs. Mnr- Ralph Scarborough, hospital and FRIDAYS - 9 to 9 t!n Smith, Morganville, on Thurs- Wednesday, Sept. 15, at 7:45 a.m. publicity; Mrs. George Brenon, re- and Laurence Harbor Circle at day. Other visitors were Mr. and habilitation, clinic and parade; Mrs. Martin Smith St., Mrs. John a.m., returning at approximate! INSURANCE Mrs. Irene Meehan, legislation, Na- 3 p.m. Reservations may be made Wilson and Mrs. Robert Owens and tional Home and New Jersey Cot- TEL. 566-5367 son, Dubby. by contacting the chairman. Mrs BONDS - AUTO • HOME OWNERS tage; Mrs. Anthony Volpe, Ameri- Gilbert O. Tier, 407 Orchard Ave canism; Mrs. Robert Collins, polio; Laurence Harbor. Mrs. Frank Parsick, youth activi- Auxiliary Meeting ties; Mrs. Joseph Stanis, Sue Mar- lin products.' V : f ''•• Now is the time to ndvertis< FABRICS FOR EVERY PURPOSE : The Ladles Auxiliary of the Laur-' those unusod articles for sale. / John L Tassini Agency ence Harbor American Legion Post Mrs. Irene Meehan, delegate, small ad in the classified columi 332 will meet Monday at 8 p.m. in read her report from Ihe Depart- will turn them into cash for you. J 117 MAIN ST. MATAWAN in the Legion Home, Summerfield ment Convention in Wildwood. She Ave., Laurence Harbor. was accompanied by Mrs. Smith, past president Mrs. .lames Fitzsim- mons, Mrs. Brenon, Mrs. Volpe, Have you read the classified ads? Mrs. John Williams, Mrs. Marjoric Conccpcion, Mrs. Hildebrandt anil Mrs. Harry Kern. The audit report"was rend by Tony -Says: -r—~ Mrs. Brpnon, trustee. Refresh- ments were served by Mrs. Jouvin, Now Is The Time To . . . Mrs. Meehan and Mrs. Joseph Bienkowski.

George Harris Moshen Bar Mirzvah Saturday

On Friday evening at 8:30 p.m. in the First Aid Building, Church St., Malawan, services will be held for Temple Beth Ahm. The sermon will be "The Place of Zeal In Jew- ish Life." GeoTRe Harris Moshen will recite the Kiddush. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Moshen will spon- sor the Oneg Shabbat in celebra- say tion of the Bar Mitzvahof their son, George. Saturday morning at D:30 a.m. adult services will be held In Ihe Strathmore Elementary School. 65,456 The sermon will be "The Ethics Of Responsibiliiy in The Jewish Community." George will rend his Haltorah on the occasion of his // of your Bar Mit7.vah. Mr. and Mrs. Moshen will sponsor the Kiddush following. The entire congregation is invited. Saturday evening a dinner will be held to celebrate George's Bar neighbors Mil/.vah at the ICsscx Hotel, New- ark. | Newcomer? | More banking services avallabl* to you at Central Jarsay Bank HAVI YOU, mi SAVE Yow LAWN OR HAS SOMEONE YOU KNOW, IN.«t 4.H © CLOUT JUST MOVED TO A COVIM NOW 4" NEW HOME? At A rV«vtfr»«tivt A««imt CHINCH BUGS YOUR WIICOMI WAGON HOJTtSl WILL CALL WITH '*) N|W COPI •I*TI AND MIINDLV •RHTIN6I MOM THI M MM M #» T>mpgfrtuf h contfittfltfy COMMUNITY. in tit* fO'i •? higher. Rtptat «t 2-rtwntn Into**. NCW COPI I. alio hcVM I" 75 cor)trolfl9 «tto pttft, tuch •• M hop- 5 MATAWAN port, elevtr mlta and lawn mothi. CLOSED SUNDAYS DURING JULY HOSTESS Can you Identify C J our win old owl with our many MrvloosT 541-3434 CALL 56(5-1013 ssmtce /s ooa BisaesrAsseri 11 IB WILCOME WAOON CENTRAL JERSEY BANK Aniwirti S(|ii|g ttmiitiii ANI'J tutmow'1'$?X,.1WVN • mnn HUM • tummCOMPIAN < lumma V IUM900H 0ll|))5otl3 I Mfli'llii-rt ..(| j-i-ii 0 M"»ul •<• Tony's HARRIS HARDWARE •SAOitliui BUien £ >o(| |i<.M,i,.|i .„,,.; I,,,,, | „ ,,„(, 0 w«iiaii.iitiMMj-ii>i»ai W'mmmimmm Xm 110 MAIN ITMIT WIMMVIt MATAWAN *»^isW faVB W MM MPM * " .1. . 1 THE MATAWAN JOURNAL , N. J.j Tfiurscfay, Jufy 22, 1965

Tha lieutenant, a graduate of ty. He studied atomic structure, .'reehold Regional High School, re- On Bank Board static and dynamic electricity, Conlinuiug Education Program At Rutgers ceived her B.S.N. Degree from magnetic theory, and the theory of Georgetown University School of construction of aircraft batteries. NOTES Nursing, Washington, D.C. She Is a This course prepares Navy and member of Sigma Thetr Tau. Marine Corps personnel for en- trance into more advanced courses Attrade Carte Sefeeef at the center. U.S. Coast Guard Seaman Joseph F. McKenna, son ol Mr. and Mrs. Marine Graduates In Hit Vincent C. McKenna. 21 Morning- U.S. Marine Pvt. Kenneth G. Sor- side Ave., Keansburjt, was gradu- ensen, son of Mr, and Mrs. Charles ated July 2 from the Dangerous Sorensen, 41 Ocean Blvd., Cliff- Cargo Handling School at the Coast wood Beach, graduated July 6 from Armed Services Guard Reserve Training Center in Marine recruit training at the Ma- Yorktown, Va. rine Corps Recruit Depot at Part is He studied safe ways to load and Island, S.C. Parris Island is th« re- Icopteri, the nme model* now In unload ships carrying explosives cruit training center for Marines ute In Vietnam. and other hazardous cargo, includ- who enlist east of the Mississippi Capt. Jalvatore DeMarco. 14 ing operating winches, adjusting River. Pvt. Reya, in aircraft mechanic Rfilly St., KeaiMburt, • member booms, stowing cargo and fighting During his II weeks of recruit •f the »rd Medical tervte* fcyiad- in the 71st Aviation Company, en- fires. tered the Army In November 1964. training under veteran non-commis- m. UIAP Raaaro. bated at Me- He completed basic training at Upon completion of he two-week sioned officer drill instructors, he «)•*• AfB, la aervlng hit IMay Fort Dix, was last stationed at Fort course, his annual active duty far learned small arms marksmanship, "HMMf military encampment « Rucker, Ala., and arrived in the training, he returned to his local bayonet fighting and methods of Coast Guard Reserve unit. self - protection, as well as receiv- •* admlaitirailv* olllcer. Canal Zone ' i March. WILLIAM McELWAIN ing instruction in military drill, me »rd MM, under the com- The 21-year-old soldier is a 1961 Shea la Gretea history and traditions of the Ma- - wad t Major Owgt W. Frlmp- graduate of Keyport High School. Radioman Second Crass John W. John G. Hewitt, president ol rina Corps, and other academic O'Shea, USCG, son of Mr. and Mrs. kWi Eaglewood, meats one week- WMh "Ready Reaene" First Merchants National Bank, As- subjects. Misa Margaret Buanell, second from left, at- Mlsa •uaaell la Slater Maria DePaal af St. Eliiabttk mi taeh iDMlb and IS d»yi each Chief Engineman Albert F. Cour- William B. O'Shea, 1231 Cliffwood bury Park, has announced the ap- He will bt assigned to Camp Le- slstant proiessor of nursing at Rutgers College •! HoaplUl, Elisabeth, while JaaeBh ftehar «l Craalord, •Maw for traialng. ier jr., U.S. Coast Guard, ion of Dr., Cliffwood. is serving at the pointment of William H. McEl- jeune, N.C., for at least four weeks Nursing, presents certificate* to three nurses who a male mne at Overbroad Haapital, Cedar Gr»v«v During the IMay tour of duty. Mm. Eleanor Courter, Keansburg, U.S. Coast Guard Training Center wain, president of the Jersey Cen- of advanced infantry combat train- have completed a continuing education program at and Mba Raac Maria Utlkfaha at Newark, Irata Cant. DeMtrco, together with and husband of the former Miss in Groton, Conn. He is involved In tral Power It Light Company - New ing before being assigned to a the Stale University. Recclvlig her certificate from Newark City Haaailal, leak aa. Ifiadmn doctor*, aunet and ad- Edith M. Gil nan, Maiden, Mass., the training of Coast Guard officers Jersey Power b Light Company, ID school or to > Marine combat or Mlabtrttive penaniel will act up i recently completed his annual two- and men in speciallied skills. The the bank's Board of Directors. support unit. Medical science's accelerating One of the new concepts being tient and to recognize when the at- Utaat hofpital, similar to the type center itself maintains basic and rate of progress has put the prac- stressed In the Rutgers program tention of a specialist is needed." week tour of active dut> with the The appointment brings t h • 1 tkat eould b» wad In as actual Coaal Guard "Ready Reserve." specialized resident schools, a cor- board's total to eighteen members, Trainee At Cherry Point ticing nurse under Increasing pres- is preparing the nurse to meet "the Other courses include leadership wartime iltiiation. respondence course division and a Marine Reservist Pfc. Douglas sure to keep up with new develop- complete needs of the patient," and management skills aimed at He served a* an Instructor *t representing a cross - section of la' addition, the Squadron will service-wide examination for pro- leaders in the business and profes- J. Cleiry, 12 Hazel PI., Hazlei, ments in her profession through Miss Bunnell (aid. "This if a the head nurse. Here, one aim la Engineman School at the U.S. Coast motion division. served his annual two weeks train- continuing education. That is the change from the older approach of to re-orient the function of tl* head trala at McGuire baae medical, Guard Reserve Training Center, sional community of Monmouth aad veterinary facilities. County. ing period at the Marine Corps Air opinion of authorities at the Rut- completely technical orientation (or nurse so that lt centers on patient - Vorktown, Va. He "ntered the Coast Oa Aircraft Carrier Station, Cherry Point, NX. Guard in December 1939. gers University College of Nursing -the practicing nurse." care rather than taking in laundry, Bollerman Third Class Robert Mr. McElwain Joined JCP&L- and the University Extension Divi- dispensing food service and hand- •aya la Caaal Zaae NJPtcL In 1956 as vice president, He is a member of Marine At- Emphasis, therefore, has been L. Sand, U.S. Navy, son of Mr. tack Squadron 131, normally sta- sion, who are conducting the Con- ling other managerial concern). U.S. Army Pvt. William L. Reya Graduates As Flight Nuroa and Mrs. Clarence H. Sand, 64 engineering, generating and opera- put on the psychological aspects of whose parents live it 725 Holm- First Lt. Carol A. Holland, daugh- tioned at the Naval Air Station In tinuing Education Program lor nursing, which are applicable In a Some hospitals now are setting up Sunset Ave., Old Bridge, Is serving tions. He was promoted to execu- Nurses, a recent addition to the a unit manager system to free the & Rd Hailet, war graduated ter ol Mr. and Mrs. Harvey V. aboard the attack aircraft carrier tive vice president in 1!)58 and was Brooklyn. The unit -vas flown to general hospital setting as well as from a three-week maintenance Holland, already a fully qualified USS Franklin D. Roosevelt, cur- North Carolina June 27 and re- State University curriculum. the mental ward. Nurses are head nurse for more involvement named p !>sidcnt of the two com- in patient care. mine on June 25 at Fort Clayton graduate nurse, received special rently operating with the U.S. Sixth panies on Oct. 1, I!IG1. turned July 10. Underscoring the need for the taught methods of Interviewing, In the Canal Zone. training in aeromedical evacuation Fleet In the Mediterranean. While there, Pfc. Cleury too* program, which is aimed at the teaching and counseling the pa- The programs at Rutgers are i Pvt. Reya received Instruction duties. She Is returning to her per- part in extensive air-ground train- practicing nurse, Miss Margaret tient. short in duration and consist of con- The Roosevelt, a principal de- Beach, Va. His squadron !• a ing exercises along with other Ma- hi the maiatenfnoa of the electrical, manent assignment as a member terrent to aggression In the Euro- Bunnell, assistant professor of "Until now," Miss Bunnell said ferences, seminars and work- hydraulic and mechanical lyitenu of a New Jersey Air National Fleet Replacement Maintenance rine Reservists undergoing their nursing at the college nnd head of shops. In April, a five-day work- pean, African and near Eastern Training unit, and trains officers "the nurse was unprepared to han- •f tne newly-assigned UH-1B hel- Guard unit at Newark. two weeks active duty. the project, pointed out that speci- dle the patient who cried or who shop was held in epidemiology to areas, serves as a mobile, self- and enlisted men for assignment to Pfc. Cleary reverts to his re- sustaining air base for supersonic fic Items of information acquired Insisted lie was going to die. These bring nurses up to date on infor- one of operational squadrons of the serve status, after training, serving by nurses today are being outdated mation on the transmission of ais- fighter and attack aircraft of the U.S. Atlantic Fleet's air arm. programs will enable the nurse to Sixth Fleet. one weekend each month at the Na- within five years. deal more effectively with the pa- eaid from one person to anoilwr. val Air Station In Brooklyn, Receives Commission RIM - Sponsored by With Attack Stjuadroa Kenneth H. Abrams jr., Cliff- Warden In Vietnam Senior Chief Aviation Structural wood, has been commissioned a Mechanic Raymond F. Campbell, U.S. Army Pvt. Howard C. War- KEYPORT WOMEN'S MARCHING UNIT second lieutenant upon completion den Jr., whois parents live at 34 U.S. Navy, son of Mn. Mary F. ol the Air Forc« Reserve Officer Campbell, Morganville, is serving Weldon Rd., Matawan, was assign- TO PAUSADES AMUSEMENT PARK Training Corps (AFROTC) «n ed to tha U.S. Army Support Com With Attack Squadron 42 at the campment at Langley AFB, Va. Oceans Naval Air Station, Virginia mand, Vietnam. Juna 18, as an avi- ihwMiay. Auautt II, MM. lut IMVN Imlly't »•«•, 101 Firet Lt. Abrams, son of Mr. and Mrs. ation mechanic. Kenneth H. Abrams »r., 95 Locuit Pvt; Warden entered tha Army In •», Karaart a« 10:10. to ilcM MHIMHM tall, Mn. Sulla St., Cliffwood, has been a member November 1964 and completed ba- Mrs. frauds *«* Ia4-I7lt «r Mn. J.w.l of the AFROTC unit at Davis and sic training at Fort Dix. The 22- Get MORE Elklns College, Elkins. West Vs., year-old soldier was graduated where he received his Bachelor's from Matawan Regional High Degree in Physical Education upon School in 1961 and attended Rut- graduation in May. He is a mem gers University, Newark. out of life.. ber of Alpha Sigma Phi. . Leaves For Caribbean Th« lieutenant, a graduate of VS. Marine Lance Cpl. Gary T. Kearny High School, was actively Pote, son of Mr. and Mrs. John engaged In the flying and support A. Pote, 105 Kearney St., Keyport, GEM phases ol operations at the Tactical has deployed to the Caribbean with Air Command's base. Battalion Landing Team 2/6, as n He is married to the former Miss member of Company "F". OLDS MOBILE Joyce M. Lowry, daughter o[ Mr. While deployed, the unit will con- end Mrs. James K. Lowry, North duct several amphibious training Arlington. exercises with .ships and units of 110 MAIN ST.. MATAWAN — 566-3600 the U.S. Atlantic Fleet's Amphib- In Seismic Experiment ious Force. He also will visit sev- WE HAVE: THE LOWEST PRICES Boatswuin's Male Third Class eral ports In the Caribbean. Ted C. Boehlcr, U.S. Coast Guard, THE MOST M00ERN EQUIPPED SHOP son of Mr. and Mrs. August C. With Sixth Fleet Boehlcr, 440 Middle Rd., Ha/.lct, Yeoman Seaman Robert T. For- TURTLES is participating in a month - Ion kel, U.S. Navy, son of Mr. and WE GIVE: seismic experiment off the eastern Mrs. Howard Forkcl, 21 Donnelly THE KST DEALS - EXCELLENT SERVICE coast of the United States while St., Union lk-acli, is serving aboard serving aboard Hie Coast Guard the destroyer USS Du Pont, cur- Com* To Where Th» Action It! Corns To Gom BASEMENT Cutter Firebush, a seagoing buoy rently operating with the U.S. Sixth tender. Fleet in tin; Mcditerrancfin. Firebush will serve as hydro- His ship's mission includes anti- phone buoy tender and safety ship submarine warfare; the detection for the tests along the lOOO-fathain and destruction of enemy subma- curve from a point off Charleston, rines during wartime. S.C., to off the DelMarVa peninsu- llu is scheduled to return to Nor- la. folk. Va., this month. 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