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91 at YEAR — 31st WEEK Vaoout MtArtAl awftrtitlM MATAWAN, N. J., THURSDAY, JANUARY 28, 1960 Single Copy Ten Cents Separation Hearings Conclude, That Much-Awaited Madison Township School: What There Is Of It Today Marlboro School Rate Up $1.72 Ruling On Referendum By Mar, 1 Regional Election, Hearing;! concluded Friday in murs from William J. O'Hagnn, vote. Mr. Groezinger believed an Budget Vote Tuesday Trenton on the application of Uie Asbury Pirk, attorney for Mata expression of feeling by a borough ' Matawaa Borough Council to a wan Township, and Vincent C;' De- resident would not'aflect the board Marlboro Township school taxes (tale board of review to hold a Maio, Middletown, attorney for the of review when its duty was to will be up 139,082.23 to IU1.M4.S0 referendum on constituting the bor Matawan Township Board of Edu give an unbiased decision. from 1176,212.19. This will bring to ough a separate school district cation, against this injection of o Mr. Currie introduced Mr.. Mc Increase In the tax rata for schools _Jrora the present joint borough- pinion , into the proceedings. . Mr Curdy as superintendent of Mata of 11.72 from |I U per 1100 to township school district. Opposing Currie hastened to have Mr. Mc wan SctwolJ from 1921 to 1945. Mr. 11.21 per 1 100. ' :' - , attorney* gave consent for decision Curdy testify he had not taken a DeMaio questioned if he was being . of'th e board of review to be de stand on the issue of separation qualified as an "expert” in edu State aid will Increase from (IN,- : layed to Mar. 1 from the original nor would he divulge how he would cation in that Mr. Currie had fail 312 to tll4,IU, but this no more 'return date of Jan. 31. providing ed to qualify his prior witness, than offsets a dropping of appro ^here was no prejudice to either Donald T. Day, as an "expert" in priation from free balances. The .aide’s right of appeal. No Quorum Halts the subject oq which he had testi board hsd an accumulation ol Eric Groezlnger, assistant state fied, school economics. Mr. Currie 15914.99 lt could-use last year. The commissioner of education, pre parried reference to the inconsist Increase In thl total budget, from siding, In turn, stipulated “no Zone Amendment ency by holding qualifying' experts im iW .50 to 1240,991.(0, or 191.419. prejudice” with the reservation the Was of no. point in such hearings accordingly la reflected Is the add board of review, of course, could Borough Council* ’ and any citizen had a right to give ed tax levy, no{ commit the courts on such an To Meet Tuesday his views. Board Secretary Frank Dugun Issue. Mr, Groezlnger’s attendance Mr. Currie noted that the edu related that Ihe appesl of "tmo" In the place ef Frederick M. Rau- Public hearing of an amendment cational feasibility of having sep value ratablea taken au ln it the bloger, State Commissioner of Ed to the newly adopted zoning ordi arate high schools in the borough county figure of 117,700,110, up ovtr ucation and a stipulated member nance for Matawan waa held up and township was a part of the 12,000,000, will not affect the school ot-a board of review by statute, one week Tufsday night when the Issue of separation,- He noted Mr. rate. The appeal against the eounly la an Issue raised. George C. figure, up 19 per eentrwlll be hesrd Matawan Borough Council failed hi McCurdy had heard Mr. Day tes This Is the present slate ef construction ol the Madison Township Township receiving district high schools, Matawan and Sayrevllle, gains Sklllman, Director of the Local muster a quorum for Its regularly tify that in 82 of the 123 high'school High School, stsrted last summer* The 11,MO,00* building shows some force In this vlow of how long they will havs to continue In thelMotnt Feb. 9. Th* school levy Is sgainst Government Division of the State scheduled meeting. - -• districts in the state, high schools resemblance to an alr-rakl ebeltet but little to a high school right st role with South River and South Amboy. Madison Board Member* ap rstables figure of (2 ,100,000 Department of the Treasury, and Mayor Ralph R. Dennis, who a had-beea- operated with less than prediction of an opening date for their high school of September 1M2, sgslnst 11,497.000. The township Salvatore A. Bontempo, Commis- long with Councllmen Cyrus -K. 500 resident enrollment, Mr, Currie
fraul the Garrison report the -town from the proposed high school site, tion as a board of education presi Mr. Currie also had Mr. Pay re Residents Meet; Malayan Township Officer Takes Part In Conference ship's tchool needs ia event ol so that hss opponents .were pre dent thm ka joins school districts port on what he had found on costa separation had been put at 18 high pared ia build a high school in the matless affecting the total op per pupils in high actuals «f vary Browntown Items school rooms and 11 grammar a bcatim that would induce much eration jet the sckoola weigh far ing sizes. It appeared that the fig ure for a 40tMo-50&-pupi] high achool Another get-acquainted program school n u n s. He asked the audi tbe sanse condition. more i^i the voters’ minds than Wifi be held Sunday, suiting at 5 tor to view the II grammar aclud Mr. (yHagan had Mayor Peter I. consideration af locality. waa the lowest, but the cppasing rooms -iii the tight of the Cliffwood Waters testify about a zoning or At the morning session Friday, attorneys protested all this as loo pm. at the BrowoLown Community dinance projected for the towa- Church, Route 1&. Mrs. Joy House, experience. Mr. Johnson fou&4 Mr. Day concluded the testimony much generaEiauag and^ giving na costs and credit condition changes siap which it is believed would pre accounting to a great many factors Sayre Woods South, will be chair* vent any small-lot, high cost, de he had started Jan. 7. Most ul in the interim had made com his testimony was subject to ob that couid make the conclusion l mas of the refreshment committee. parison lack significance. velopment of the section con cerned. When Mr. Carrie suggest jection by Mr. O'Hagan as a pri different one. - ; RJVliltou Cole, New Brunswi&, The Rev. Francis Cantel, pastor ed there was nothing to stop a vate reduaiag using figures and bit. Day also introduced his cal | borough auditor, was ^put ffn th« developer at present. Mayor Wa of Browntown Community Church, stand by Mr. Currie to testify to interpretations not verified. Mr. culations on the high school popu is holding mid-week Bible class at ters reminded him the. township Day made the point that in the lations in the districts as separated the municipal debt (jf Ihe borough. had ap effective subdivision ordi the different homes of membera oo 22 joint ackaai dbtricts ia the state, when projected over a term of He found it Is be with nance. Wednesday mornings from 10 to il the borough aJbo put to the need the radn af debt to "true value'' years. He found that for the four- a.m. . ef seeking aa "onfcr of necessity'’ Mr. Currie asked the mayor a ran from 0-32 per cent in Swedev year high school, the borough bout, the prospect U 7500 peopie would move from 249 at preseat Mrs. Nicholas Arace. Route 18; i to issue SlJtM M revenue bonds boro to 3.90 per cent in Caldwel Mrs. Albert Hopkins. -Bushnell Rd.,, to comply with a state order to wanting la live in the soatkera i M Matawaa near the middle at la 3K hy 1*5, when the towash^ and M ia Marie Gaub,' Route 9, improve its srwer system. Mr. Towaahip area when Bell Late J.49 per cent. But, Mr. Day found, would be withdrawing its sending BflpraAowa, were among tboee who pile verified this municipal debt, opens its $22,000,000 Holmdel plant. if the 32JOO.OM hnmting for a high district pupils, oa a plan of sepa attended the homemaker's meeting when totaled with the bon The lawyer eoled it waa orfy tear school Is voted, Matiwat jriD vault ration, and 461 by 1970. As for the In T m toa Tuesday. The trip was half of the approximately mrllina miles away. Bat,the'aMyar >sM way to the tap at S.4t per cent. township, now with 381 high school made fey chartered boa. Tbe meet Pofec Cap*. J. Edgar W9- ago* im charge; Charka Vlaek, i n d a r af __ doOars Joint school district ~ ~ tbe township was ready aad he ;dW - pbcredUat HS Prapwal pupils, the number would become _ aCficcti who s ltf ir d tW V** TWt culture,. Tbe facilities are free ani C arris ssi Os Maad % m jm allpurpose news Md fceea by havint tha brnir aqw it- voting for township eaadidates. school taxes waald go down from an educator.' TMs was when Mi. Id discover oldest charch hullrtlags Earl H Garrisoa, offer Information on agriculture, part of H. The a t i m j t noted veal that It was 1cm than a AS* Doha fowd It his observa f i o , m W $zn,0ML Qirrfe produced fir. McCurdy horticulture and home economics, *nd oldest coagrejatioas. Aa a - Coaaty s ^ r tM n d tn af Sfbffrtt. Fred Gaub, Thomas Hilton and tdi*oo agricultural ccoaooiiM, he was put on tba stauf. Re was James Arace were among the 4-H • admi^.trativ. detail* sI l u d about aa ppiaka expressed Comity leaders win met at the th« snmi.l Institute far Town aad by Mr. Day ia tht nhoraing Agrtcuttaral College, New Braaa- Matawaa TowasUp woald THIS widr, Tuesday night. Country Ministers, to bs held this four year* lo badld a Ugh year June 13-rS. ‘ of fa own. Mr. Garnaoa said it The state Grange and local more likely would be tevea yeara.- Drive Mothers Granges are co-Operatlng In pro Mr. DeMafc qricstoed |f thefe would be anywhere else but the viding awards and prizes to b* pretfent hlg^ school to send these Have Meeting given state and county winners. pupils. Mr. Garrisoa was of the The Mothers of Holmdel Town The church that the committee de opinion the township on{y could be ship who wfU participate in the termine* Is tba oldest win get a fending district for the boroagtT New March of Dimes fund driw special recognition. , is the seven, years. Aod ' tinue the present overcrowded eon- mot at the home of the local chair Dr. Beck has sent contest rales man, Francis C. Gawel, Monday. ditioo la the preseat Matawan A Him, “Do Unto Others," was and entry blanks to clergymen oo High school for that period,” the shown by G. D’Esposito of the Mon his mailing list, aad otiiers who attorney added. mouth County Chapter of the Na are Interested can get this Infor . Oo croaa-exanrination. Mr. Cur tional Foundation. mation fmm h I m. Entries for ie asked fl Mr. Garriaoa were so Final plans were made for the county competition wfll ckne Mar. certain thafr would ha ao room Ia other high schools In seveo years. Mothers' March to be held tonight. I snd for state competition, Mar. Mrs. F. C. Gawel, who was a pnjio Hie attorney noted Rarttaa Town' 19. A new featnre of the inrtflure ship was alated lo remove ft# pu patient, was appointed captain. in June will be a choir school. Mathers participating in the 1960 pils from Keyport High School in- campaign are: Mrs. N. Bosland, Oranges, county boards of agri 1961 Mr Garrisoa (fid not see this, Mrs. P, Genovese, Mra, P. Han* culture and church organizations as more than a possible means of cik. Mix A. Archer, Mrs. J. U. have provided scholarships l o t getting Keyport bach on full ses Kissel, Mrs. W. Menzd, Mrs. Ar* many of the delegates who have sion*. CUP THIS COUPON! lias, Mrs. D. Rosrfiebn, Mrs. A. attended In prevjous years. Less Transportation i/Z m e Morrison, Mrs. W. Crawford. Mrjr. Mr. Currie asked him if It woul< M / J FfKC TS *M advartlsad pricaaafllacMua A.'Bescjjg&ti, Mi*V h.U > ."7- Than. * n Sot. Jon. 2« 0 L C. McFariaorf, Mrs: ■' nf. dowfes« Separation centers of Cliffwood and Mrs. C^jnopfli7tfM^Mi»»«Vr«p^r^ (nmtinied fftom .pagn enf). qua. Mri. T. Krrat, Mrs. G. Tompf, SdaMl ’IP Kkjpdrt’ m«h SchoM; Enrollment Wa. up Ta 4M would be less then they would Wr kins. • __ • — ♦ ' - ^ Mr. McCurdy mailed that high Also Mrs. J. Haltortf Mrs. Mazia, to Matawan High School. "Mr. G a^ school enroilmeal at Malawan bad rison said that was “a matter ” ^4rs. E* Thleme, Mrs. C. Welie, reached up to 400 £|*hl« flrae. He Mrs. J. O’Keefe, Mrs. W. Detan, opinion.' The county soperlnten* found that Jn 1U1 the achool waa dent declined lo discuss the mat Mrs. W. Turner, Mrs C. Doty, Mrs. offering all it/offered now with J. Feeny, Mra 5. Robinson, Mr*. ter of kn adjoining MUkDesa choice of four separate course*. county High School, Hoffmaa A. Loprete, Mra. J. Peterson, Mra. He qualified hi* remarks with ob South Amboy, being on Ml i C. Nation, Mrs. W. Thleme, Mrs. servation there had beea chaiigca T. Cahill. Mra. R. Cheston, Mn. sions. He also declined lo say whet In high-kehool curriculum ‘ such aa ther the removal of Matisoa pt*- W. Sharpe. Mrs<.D. Pomianak, adding another foreign language, pile from Matawaa In' HO aod th$ Mrs. G. Brandshager, Mrs. W. W>- greater emphuii on science and opening of the new Madteon Town.' berg. Mrs. J. VanVakua, Mrs. D. vocational training and a different Kuaretither, Mrs. Buiy. skip High School would mean add approach to these subjecta. ed housing to Matawaa Township He held, however, that' the 400- high school pupils. How about business cards? We pupll Matawan High School of his Jasper Johnson, of the Joseph J. can svppty them quickly and at day with fta four different conrtes the right price. Come and tty us. Staman k Co., film, Perth Amboy, had been able to place its gradu was pul on Ihe stand. He was ates with mccera in colleges of aiked about the debt ststus of the the highest standards. He believed township. He found that the total' lack of Instruction In the automo net debt now was over SMMM anil tive trades and techniques tbe mow serious deficiency ■ of the that it represented lf.41 per cent ol the average valuations ot school he had known and of smalt- er high schools today. t],lT7,07X33 of the past three years. It was pointed out to him that the Mr. Currie wanted to know if township would need 1$ additional there were compensating advan tages In a smaller Ugh school, of c|anmoms if the districts were to Ihe alie Mr. McCurdy knew. The separated. It was recalled by Mr. DeMaio former superintendent aald teach- that Raritan Township was bulldr. WHO MADB WEDNESDAYS er-pupll contacts were, mote lo- divldualizad. Mr, O’Hagan quelr tag a 29-room school far tl^M,MN, tloned if, in Mr. McCurdy’s opinion, Adding this to the current debt of AND THURSDAYS KJOO.OM, Mr. DeMaio wanted to "separated’’ hlyh schools In the ESPECIALLY FOR township aad borough would not be know where that would leave the barred Irom offering Ihe additional township. Mr. Johnson foresaw THE LADIES? studies and programs Mr. McCur debt-assessments ratio ol 717 j* r dy thought desirable because of Ihe cent, a ratio at which, in Mr. John- Stamps lack of a sufficient number of pu view, it would be nigh to le mUMm feyowr ngvlsr stomps wrthpvrdnst of $16.00 or swis and coupon above. pila lo fill daaaea in them. Mr. Impossible to sell bonds to erect McCurdy found that was a matter a new hlgh sdiool or anything tlae. of the construe of Ihe word “suf Dsrrie Ctws Framlnit LANCASTEI SRAND . ficient” as there were Instances Mr. . Currie, queried on gsss- C ^ r o c e r y ‘S p e c i a l s where class sixes of 10 or 13 In examioaUon that there waa a pro a subject could be educationally- posal to be put before the voters VEAL ROAST worthwhile. , . ' of the Joint district to bond lor $2,300,000 to build a high school.' ■ m m | ^ ^ ShouUarjK^^ Tissues *££ A'**af.dW l 5> No Advantage la “Bigness” Mr. McCurdy found there Was no Assuming the township's share of essential advantage In “bigness." this to be t ) .230,000, Mr. Currie '5r k5 9 < Ketchup 4lr85» He did not believe that more was wanted to know if this would not being offered in IMtpupU Middle leave the township’s debt-assesa. J t c m e town or iW-pupil Red Bank than ments ratio at. almost 63 per cent, V ea l c h o p s KetdMp 2 ’L" 59» Who offered them the.... In 600-pupif Rumson. Mr, Currie not much different from the one ShouMee Rib Loto ' dnnea of (ping to Newark drew from him the qualified en Mr. Johnson had ruled out. aod 'New York on Wednee- dorsement of the - 400-pupil, high J^r. Johnson found that combined k 7 9 * ^ 89« k 99« B&M I m b u w 2 ”“ 45« dayiand Thursdays, by school aa an educationally suffi credits of two municipalities would LANCASTH MANO-IOM M train, at bargain round-trip cient unit give the bond buyer a different WMCUST Mr, DeMaio countered this by, approach to the situation. However, Parlay 2 i ^ 4 5 . Am ? The Pennsy and Margarine putting Lulher A. Foster, Matawan Mr. Currie insisted that. Jielther Chuck Roasf *45«. Jeraey Central did I High School principal, an Ihe stand. municipality had credit now and LANCASTER MAND ' COFFEE ^ 5 7 * Mr, Foster said he hsd been In the ho wanted to know what gain of 2 ■>. bag $ 1 .1 0 , Chili Sauce^ 2 w 5S* uwurwu m JU Matawan system 32 years and had position there w a s In adding Arm Pot Roast 59* rtrlMHMliL $2i5 {M come to believe a 756-pvipil high $2,500,000 more debt to "iei%.” Mr. Mad iabbil LANCASm MAND ' , ItkfM Ill US school was the ideal siie. He found DeMaio accused hint of using the "fruits and ^Vegetattcs Peas Graen-Spb that in a high school of that site hearing lo discredit the 12,500,000 A US Rib Roast *. 69* b m tA LARGE TEMPtE ' u » UO lANCASTfk MAND SJJCID D09 Food ^ 61179s ; n*trmt r « Oranges 12»49> - J ! 0 I N ( l .Wednesdays or. TEEN AGE Bacon lk29« ^57« TkWadaya—oa any train E*«p. Milk~".8 - artriaf. Newark after 1:64. Potatoes ^ 5w49- 7 ^JrosteJ*J"ooJa ■ T n k alter ROCK N’ ROLL DANCE Granulalad ~ . Sponsored By _ 5 9-MAM. ' - m m r i ’m ab ' ■ -.'. .. ; J3*LeJ QooJ. : RET0RNINC—«o any train Morganville Independent Fire Cto. (hler’s-IU fi, VIRGINtA Iff - Dnp, SiWx Route 79, Morganville. Orange Juice 2 l :3 9 e Coffee llWaai boy ticket. baAm . Morton Apple,awtiy.faaclv O M oa. . 4 Apple Pie 49= Ka^>Ut fcewBWfbata. T itb it «mi . SATURDAY, JANUARY 30,1960 Cocoanul Cuslard-yaur choicei < J p ig tM Soltines UT25t minilatlb^h mlroakStt STEAKS GoUm Timt Tbtliffix Irain MtftU*. , 7:U P.M. to II P.M. iCooblvr Swordfish Slkad >49. Bar Cake Cocoanut 3 $ . Cookies Bulfer*Cup "Z25» M'J 5*f f I f'Ju tan *if; 5 'V t-MirMB UsS'MUC R o u t e Of Free Parking .j-Ttl aiL ."CjitM^lJ bj! /i utniEi.H WHSI3 1» Thwrdgy, January 28, lfiO - THE MATAWAN JOURNAL, N. J. Pag* ThrM — First Section
Bay Drug Carries former, with push-pull output' snd and other matters concerned, li Education Association Wants Diet At Douglass Synchronize New special three terminal earphone. gooi gardening practices. Zenith Extended Range Zenith's built-in Telemike, an in In past years the course hss beea Increased State Aid For Schools Stretch Of Road Announcement of the develop duction pick-up for telephone use attended mainly by Serious ama Increased state aid {a school
fABE >A* COMFORTABLE MB. HOFTAfSig? Proclamation . UCMf nvwSpBptn ^Hatafran ,3tmnral WHEREAS, tha' New Jersey Expreii Their View* State Elks1 Crippled Children's fiTrfltl— 4MN « 4. IUBIL MOVH. Committee has once again launch THE MONMOUTH PRJESBYTEHY ed its Annual Appeal for Fund* Bj JBRO)S55J '• (Asbury Park Press) with the mailing of It* *eal* to i . Brava, Editor — GeraJduw V Brown, A iw d ilt Editor The centennial anniversary of tlie every home in the State, and AROUND THE TOWNS . . . If you read some daily Monmouth Presbytery finds the ■obwrtpMv Rat« WHEREAS, funds so raised pro newspapers, you'd think residents in Matawan never, yere ks Jkdvanes NATIONAL EDITORIAL formal organization which unites warned that the high school faces triple sessions before. Om T«u fwtthli) UU) vide examinations, treatments, fhnM Month* Presbyterian churches In Central Last summer the board warned everyone what would happen g jjp l»# <6,6“ New Jersey flourishing beyond the therapy and surgery, a* well as if new facilities were not made available at once. Despile Oo* YMJ (OUtffdS £Ut*J dreams of its founders. . trained personnel to carry out tbe Om Ymt
League Members Prosecutor Speaks At St. Joseph’s P-TA Meeting Federated Republican Women Honored At Dinner*"] Cheesequake PTA Attend Meetings Hear Ocean County Freeholder r > 4 ^ ‘ t . Plan Tricky Tray Tbe executive .board meeting q( Mrs. John Lawley, Middletown, Mrs. Lawley appointed Mra. Wes. Mrs. George Drost, president, the Matawan Contemporary president of the Monmouth County ley Hdrrleln, Eatontown, chairman presided at the meeting of Uie League was held Monday evening, Federation of Republican Women, of the annual luncheon, and sha Whited-Brown School Parent-Teacli- at the home of Mrs. Howard Woi- welcomed nearly 260 women at a spoke on the national federation er Association when plana weie verton, Matawaa, with the presi meeting at the Old Orchard Coun biennial convention, at the Hotel made far * tricky tray to b* held dent, Mn. Martin Beil presiding. try Club. Eatontown, on Thursday. Dennis and Shelburne, Atlantic In March in the Cheesequake Fire Mrs. Bell and Mrs. Bruce Hecht Mrj. Joseph Irwin, program City, Sept. 11 through 16. She urged House. Mrs. Everett Fenwick will will attend Federation Night in all members to attond, especial he chairman. , ^ Long Branch on Apr. U. Mrs. chairman, introduced Mr. Irwin, director of the Board of Freehold ly on “New Jersey Day," Sept. 15. Easter candy will be sold again Lawrence Sac cone has transferred ers. Mr. Irwin Introduces tho her membership from the Woman’s this year with Mr*. Norbeit Ta. speaker of the day, Paul King, traw a nd Mra. John Peterson, Club to tbe Evening Dept, freeholder of Ocean County, who 411 Leaders Name chairmen. . The Evening Membership Spring spoke on "County Government." A bazaar will be held by the Conference wit be held Saturday, He stressed the close relationship P-TA on Saturday, May 7. from Feb. 8, at Ihe Essex House, New between county government and Mrs. Chamberlain 3 to t p.m. at the school. Serving ark- Mra. Bell, Mrs. Hecht, Mrs. private citizens. Jack Lamping, on the committee*.*r* Mn. John ’WolvertOn and Mrs. John Kinney Memben of the Middlesex County director of publicity, Ocean Coun 4-H Leaders Association exocut Ivc Zyrackl and Mra. WlUl*m David, will jut^nd. Mn. Frank Graziaiio ty. also was Introduced. ' ton, kitchen; Mra. Tatrow. apron will attend the American Home committee met Monday evening At the butlneu ttraaUng Mis. and elected Mra. John L. Chamber b^jth: Mn. Everett Fenwick, mys ' Cepartnwut luncheon lr. Red Bank John Flynn, Asbury Part, reported tery prize; Mn. S*mu*l Mastro, on Monday. lain, Midlson Township, president on the welfare fund. She thankod for 1M0. Other officers elected FRANK MARZ handmade, antdsai Mn. Qeorg* Plans wen made to attend the members for tha lit gifts which were: Mrs. Ronald Coles, Mltltown, Drost, while ol^ihant; Mr*. Alvin M atawu Woman's Club card party were contributedf to tta Welfare vice president, Mn. Irving Medell, A testimonial dinner waa given Walling «*d Mrs. Margaret Schul* and (aahtou abow on Feb. 25 at Home at Briar Hill,' and alio stat South Brunswick, secretary-report- Worshipful Brother Frsnk Man by melster, refreshmMits. th* Dutch Reformed Church House, werk being done with youth. Ha compiled a H sBH Monmouth County Prosecutor Vincent P. Kenper, ed tuo w u donated to the Family er, and Thomas Hilton, Madlsou di* oiflcera and p u t maitan of Th* prognm for th* evwlag w»* Keyport. The fashion show will be (nest speaker at the St. Joseph's V-TA meeting on in IH7 which was distributed to every chlM la th* & Childrens’ Society's Building Township, treasurer. Th* outgoing film shown by th* N*iura[ O u presented by the Fashion Show Jan. lit la showa above, with tin . Earl Buchmann, county through the schools, and m an recently be Fund. Ten more donations were president, Lester Seldenstein, Day Matawaa Lodg* Itt. FAAM, oa president, left; Sister Mary deSales, RSM, principal, has worked through the newspapers ta Co. on "Gift from th* Barth." Shop, f^redaptd. Plana also were pent to other charitahlt orgaidu. ton, welcomed th* new etflc*n. Friday evening at Buttonwood A Foundan' D*y program. wtH made to attend the Junior Woman’s aad M n. Garrett Walsh, first vice president. Mr. obscene Hleratur* and magailnes from I Keuper Jsw ssrf crime prevention, especially tbe tlons. The executive committee rep re- Manor, Matawan. Mr. Men s*rvtd b* pre**nt*d at the n u t mtftlng Club bwcheoo and tashioa abow at Wlaaen Caagratulatsd Mnts th* Interest* of 1U local Mid Matawan Lodg* at wonhlplul M u- Fib. 11 whin Mn. WaUIng wtu be Shado»t>rook Inn, SbrewiAury, on remember that they have a duty 21. Mrs. Thomas. J. Bohnsack Is Garrett Walsh aerved as presi Mrs. Morris RoUaaoo, Long dlesexw n m Countyvvwuty volunteerTwwm i t4-H« Itadpr*io t*r during llii and th* dloMt w u chairman, ■ MiV.ll.. Fashioos will be shown by dent Jan. II at the Pareni-Teschcr to perform when they assume the assisting Mr. Howard with ar in' ' alaanlag ' ' county-wld*eounty-wlda 4-H *vent*I Branch, county reprfsdotgtlv*, con ta appreciation bt th* *x#*l)*nl Job MilAtcd Spector Step,. Red Bank. responsibility aa parents. range ments. , and activity, and■ tuggeaUng 1 t policy| At th* la at meeting ot th* Cheese* AssodaHon Meeting of St, Joseph’s Sister Mary deSales, prindpal, gratulated Mn. Warren Saabacb .The Cont^pporary League will: Salvatore Masiello spoke on and family. Eatoatown, wiahen ot to be used la developing_ thetb 4-H h* hid don*. quake Indepmdent Fire Co., “pre School, Keyport, when Fathers' spoke briefly. She announced that be tb« hostess dub tar the Worn• membenhlp and Dr. Mark MuV the sute mothen’ aad daughters’ program. Attending wen R. W, John R. ventive burning" wm dlMuiwo. II Night was featured. Charles Coke examinations would be held an’a Club gueat night on Jtlar M at carella discussed the health pro contest. She reported tbe organ], Bualness at Ui* antlon, h*ld at Oarey, Deputy Grand Secretary to was suggested that property owner* the First Baptist Church, Matawan. let wa i treasurer and Lawrence gram. Charles Herriger, repre Wednesday and todly, and request' ration of the .new Wooiafi's Repub County 4-H Olftc*, Ntw Brunswick the Orand Lodg*; R. W. Harry O who desir* lo hav* hazsrds on their Mrs. Wolverton and Mrs. Ross Vecchlo,' secretary. T h e guest senting tbe Holy Name Society, each parent to. supply the school Post Offlc* Building, Included a r»- property burned contict th* fir* speaker was Monmouth County lican Club of Freehold and we), Phllllpa, Past Orand Chaplain; Maghan win be po-chalrmen. asked the P-TA tor help with the with an emergency telephone num. corned them to the federation. Mra. vlaw, dlacuulon and recommea. company at th* **rllcsl dit* so Tha regular meeting pf the dub Prosecutor Vincent P. Keuper, spaghetti supper to be held Thurs ber In the event of a child’s Illness Robinson urged each prtsldtnt and datlon* for IMS 4-H aventa, a cam. Past Maaten WiUlam MlUer, Wil tlut work can b* achtdultd ac will be held Monday, at the borne The Rev. Cornelius J. Kane open day evening, Feb. 1L occurring in school. an officer attend th* presidents' palgn to rals* funds for bost* and liam W*ck, Erwin AugsnsKln, cording to tlm* and wuther con of F. Howard Lloyd sr„ 220 Main ed the meeting with a pnyer and Bazaar Apr. 1W The Rev. Father Kane closed the forum In Princeton, on Fob. I, also a boat dock at th* Start 4-H Camp, Leonard Stokea, Martin L*ut*rw*ld ditions, RequMt may b* mid* by addressed tbe parents. Elaborating Joseph Howard, chairman ot fhe session with a prayer after which Stoke* Stat* Forest In Sussex St., Matawan. The New Jersey the legislative luncheon and *nnu il and Allred Snook. mill directly to thi tire compujf Bell Telephone Co. will present the on each point, he urgsd that pa Annual Spring P-TA Baxatr, an refreshments were served by the County, a* well as (quipping a dor or by contictlng Ray Ryan or Al rents be considerate in their re meeting on Mar. 7, la Ttenton, Sh« The following offtcen also at program, "This is Your Voice.'' nounced that the bazaar committee seventh, grade mothen, Mra. Paul announced the ngular (Our coun mitory room at th* National 4-11 ton Hsnsoo. Attending the meeting were Mn, lations with their children, th*f has started to work on tha affair Schimpfs IB dsss woo the stten- tlea meeting al Hlgh^stown on Mar. Center, Waahington, D.C. The fonn. tended: Henry Traphagen, W, M.| the; be cooperative, and that they .which will be held Apr. i t through dance award. A Cub Pack It btlng lonHfd at Bell. Mrs. Hecht, M n. Howard 2t. atlon or. continuation of District John Renwick, Fred Hocktnbary, th* Ch*u*qu*k* fir* boui* tor Woolley, Mn. Kinney, Mrs. Mn. George Cofway, W«|l Umg Leader's Aasodstions wss planned, Harry Wyckoff, Robert Malkmua, bey* b*tw**n th* ag*» ot t-and-ll. ' Membera of th* ik»cutlV4 cdni- Charlei Lockwood and M n. TWf. Branch, in absence of chtlm sii, Brucs H*cht, Thomu D*nnls. Har Parents ar* to oontact E. B. Wot- man C. Nealis, president of the mltlee, In addition to otflcen arm ton. , Woman's glub. Mrs. Ann Moriord, Middletown, re- M n. Horae* Heacook, New Mar old Robedee, Richard Jickal, Lewis pcrted on plant t a tlf* Llt|o6ln Day Kortsnhaus and John $ard*IU. Boy Sooul Troop 17, Ch***equ*ke, M a ta w an Per* on al It em$ Dinner Feb. 11 at th* Sea Qlrt Inn. ket; Robert Dism, Mlddlnsex; Mn. Will hav* a lint t!d course start Mn. Conway urged all mambera Joseph Rapacloll, lsellm Jeaeph ing Feb. II. It will be conducted . M«n« Isi 1 * 1 Iw i (sa d liitrN eM el M ts, ThM Phillips, Naw -Bruniwick; Donald Name Chairman to sttend and to bring their hus Film Presented for *|ght wf*M M Inittuctlon will bands. Returns muit b* In by Lake, East Brunswick: Mrs. Nicholas Ance, Madlaon Township: be given by the Laurenca Harbor Mrs. Gerard Devlin, M n. Rich Mra. Jac A. Cuahman entertained Mr. and Mn. Edward W. Currie Feb. s to ana chairman. Guest For P-TA Group First Aid Squad. . Of Dinner Dance Dr. Frank Beck, South Brunswick ard Erdmann, Misa Esther Blau, at bridge tn Jan. 20 when the prize and Mr. snd Mn. Oeorge P. Hu- speaker for the evening will be The Sunday School Parent-Teach- Mn. Edith Kern presided at tbe beny, Holmdel, were Saturday eve Secretary of Labor, Jamea P. and Mn. Edward Sscsepentk, Mon 111* parent and family lit* edu M n. Rensselaer L. Cartan, Mn. winnen were Mn. Randolph Har roe Township. oatlon group ol tha Matawan Oram- er Aasoclatton of the Church of C>it bualness session of tbe Ladles ning dinner guest* of Mr. and Mn. Mitchell. Saviour will hold a card parly .o- Auxiliary of Guadalcanal Post 4749, Howard Enkhann, Mra. Warren ris, Mn. Baynard Smith aad Mra. William Mayne, Bridle. mar School Parent.Teacher Aastici Vreeland, Miss Elizabeth Ann Vree- Mn. Jules Yidilla, Oceanport, atton met at the hom* of Mr*. Vic morrow night al I p.m. In the Sun Veterans of Foreign Wan, when Garrett J, McKeen Jr. Other guests M n. Frank H. Bllaa entertained gave the report of tbe nominating Daniel F. Watt* day School, Mn. Dorothy Schar was named land, Mn. Karl Heuser and Mrt tor Tomasello, 471 Sonl* Ave., Mat- Paul Egan attended the Saturday wen Mrs, Vincent Patton, Mra. at bridge on Friday evening. The committee. Nominees are: Flnt Dies In Newark a*an, Tussday night. A dim, "Chl|. Boy Scout Troop 17 will hold Ita chairman of the dinner dance to winnen were M n. Cosnad lohann- vice president, Mn. Edna Davies, regular paper drive on Feb. 17. be held Mar. 12 in the VFW Post matlnte performance of “Goodbye Walter Pike, Mn. Charles Mande- dren't Fears," was shown. It du- sen, Mrs. William J. ftabd and Ocean port; third vice-president, Daniel P. Watts, 57, of S09 Sum- Ray Ryan will be In charge of col Home. Mrs. Schar will be assisted Charlie” in New York and had din vllle, Mrs. Frank Ferrano and Mra. tcribed the harm an overprotso- ner at the Famous Kitchen. Mra. W. Oliver Dlggla. Other guests Mra. Arlene Ruasomano, Long merfleld Ave., Laurence Harbor, tlva parent can caua* the young lections. by Mrs. Ruth Willisms, ticket Kenneth Pike. were Mrs. Genrd Devlin, Mn. E. Story Hallock It a surgical Dranch; assistant recording secre died suddenly Sunday, Jan. 24, child by making him timid and Mr. and Mn. L*< Robbins. chairman, and Mn. Ethd Lovero, Mn. Edwin H; Dominick, Mata Frederick K. Dederick, Mrs. tary, Mn. Kendsll Lea, Asbury Sprlnghlll Rd., apenl the weekend wan, and Miss Mary Emma Stack, patient at Monmouth Medical Cen 1MD, while visiting st the homo of fearful. A discussion followed, publicity chairman. Jack Norman's George Barbanfll and Mra. Mar Park: assistant corresponding sec his daughter, Mrs. Viols Hemsley, lilting Mn. Miry OI*xi, Swiss- orchestra will provide tbs musk: Perth Amboy, attended the Satur ter. which was led by Mra. Suzanne Mr. and Mn. William R. Craig guerite Laird. retary. Mn. Vivian Brandlgan, 1925 McCarter Highway, Newark. Mlndnlck. vale, Pi. Mra. Olexa Is a former for dancing and entertainment. day- mati&ee performance of “The Union Beach; treasurer, Mn. resident of Cheesequake. Marriage of Flgiro" in New York. and daughter, Carol, attended the Mn. Fred M. Burlew aad Mrs. ' Born In Newark, Mr. Watts had A film. "From Social 81s to A citation waa read by the Ruasell A. G, Stetler attended the George Conwsy, Wast Long moved to Laurence Harbor fivo Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lewtckl president who received It from Mn. James G. Neil waa Jt lunch Tuesday evening performance of Branch; director* for I960. Mrs. Noisy Nine." will be shown at tho have moved to Cottrell Rd. from eon and bridge -guest Friday of 'Take Me Along" In' New York.' meeting Thursday afternoon of the yean ago. He was a maintenance next meeting on Feb. 21 at I p.m. Mn. Gertrude Rhind, national Monmouth Chapter of the Daugh- Ruth Sclsco. Belmsr; Mrs. WiUlam man (or American Airlines at Hew* Ntw Brunswick Mn. Lewlckl is M n. James A. Fisher, AUenhurst, On Wednesday evening Mr. and at Mn. Tomaatllo’a home, which th a former Min June Bowne* president, on her official visit to Mra. Craig attended. the perfor ten of the American Revolution Smack, Llncroft; Mra. Dorothy ark Airport. ,. New Jersey at a department meet, and spent Friday oversight with la locatad oil Liberty St. daughter o( Mr, and Mrs. Clyde tnance ot “Deatry Rides Again'' and held at the Woman’s Club, Red Ygdllla, Oceanport) Mrs, Stanley Surviving* bealdes hu daughter ing held in Newark recently. The Mr. and Mn. Joelah M, Hewitt, •Bads/-: ~ '•*- 'is -are hlfc w lte. Mr^j.VloU (Dnim> Bowne. Cottrell Rd. , mer) Watls; a son, Daniel F Present Candidates Mr. and Mra. Henry Deibasco, in the Sun,*' •• '' J Morristown Rd., are vacationing in illirya 100 J«r cent paid up roam-. tertained at supper Saturda^ Eve ‘Mtt'AJ.Edtlr Faint spaitWms- astf soM. M l/ arttf DavId; Rfrfi- MtfVood, Rivet PJau; Mn. Em« Watts Jr., stationed with tha Air bfirshlp before'Dec. tl. ‘ ' day in N e w a rk to bid boa voyage ard Carlson and Robert Wpolley ily. Levering. Port Monmouth; Mra. Force on Long Island; four A round table of school board Florida. Mrs. Kern will represent the ning for their daughter, Betty,-who Harry H. Clayton Jr., Rumson; candidates will be presented st tho William Frlti. Cottrell Rd.. at* was celebrating her 15th birthday. to Mr. 'a w ' Mra. David S. Lane attended the Saturday performsnco brothers, James, Glen Ridgo; local auxiliary at a testimonial of the "Ice Capades of 1960” in Mrs. Robert Colol. Matawan; Mra. Charlei. Rshway: Thomas, Union, meeting of the Matawan Orammai tended the annual moto' boat show Their guests were Joan Vas and and their children, David Jr. and ai the Coliseum In New York dinner honoring Edward Duva, Sally, Boxford, Mass., who sailed New York. Bettlna Layton, Acbury Park and and Edward, Nutley; two listers, School Parent'Teschar Assoclstion Keansburg, Post 2179, Middletown, Paul Dobeck, Browntown, and Mrs. Ann Weaver, Union Deach. to be held Wednesday nighMn the Mr. and Mrs Leon Arrowsmith. Allan Sinclair, Cllffwood. on the “Queen Elizabeth” to make Mn. August Schtneling. Craw Mrs. Thelma Chong, Colon!*, snd who (s junior vice commander of Mr*. Adeline MtrshiU, Toms River, Matawan High School. There aUo Oordon R d, were Ssturday eve Mn. Charles F. Perrine enter their home In Paris for two years. ford’s Comer, entertained t h e Mn. Lawley announced thst the the Department of N. J., VFW. Thursday evening bridge club The Monmouth County Federation has and a grandson. will bo community stnglnji. ning visitors of Mr snd Mrs. Rich* tained at bridge on Thursday ev» Mr. Lane Is Mre. Palm’s nephew. ard Burlew, Cottrell Rd. The party will be held at Buck Mr. and Mn. C. A. Prees, West winnen at cards wtra Mrs. D oug been Incorporated and there are Puneral services are being held nlng. Prize winners were Mrs. Ar If you need printing of any kind, Smith1! Restaurant, Feb. 21. thur C. Hall and Mn. Arne Kalina. Long Branch, were Sunday dinner las Ward and Mn. Oeorge Barrett, 1008 paid members. She also on* this morning at 11 a.m. in Oomy & Oorny Psrkslde Memorial, we sre here to serve you, Our Ecuador gets its name from Hie Mrs. Ethel' Lovero was named Her other guests were Mn. Bayard guests ot Mr. and Mra. Allan. J. Matawan, and Mra. John Kinney, nounced p ceramic elephant #ss chairman of arrangements for the Holmdel. Other guests were Mrs ■ent to Rep. James C. Auchlnclons Bloomfield. Interment will be in quick service and reanontble prices equator, which passes through ihe Lam born, Mn. Johnson Cartan, Morrison. will please you South American country. official visit of Mrs. Gertrude Mn. Allan J. Morrison, Mn. Law Mr. and Mri. ^William J. Rabcl Richard Lewis,. Mrs. William J -on his 75th birthdsy. Rosehill Cemetery. Johnson, sixth district ladles aux rence Lemaire and Mra. Harry and Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Johsnn- Miller, Mn. William Wilkins and iliary president, Mar. 17. Pitcher, Holmdel. sen were Ssturday evening bridge Mrs. Leon Christinat. Special prizes were won by Mrs. Mn. Frederick K. Dederfck en guests of Wilton F. Lanning, V’fet. Mn. Richard Erdmann entertain Ethel Volpe, Mrs. Irene Meehan tertained at luncheon and bridge field. ed the Thursday afternoon de»rn snd Mrs. Irene Brenon. on Jan. 19. Her.,guests were Mn. Mn. George A. Deltz, Mrs. Jo bridge club when the prize win Refreshment! were served by Peter A. Read, Mrs. Russell A. G. seph Rank) jr.. Mn. Russell Weber, ners were Mn. Leroy Siekela. Mr a Mrs. Kern, Mrs. Lorraine Collins, Stetler, Mn. Donald W. Robinson. Mra. Rlchsrd Cermak, Mrs. Roy J. Raymond Ketchel and Mrs l.ti Mrs. Myrtis VanGlahn. Mrs. Marie Mn. Gjrard Devlin, Mrs. David Kaiser. Mrs. Bruce MacCutcheon, ward W. Currie. Other guests wptp Grosholz a n d Mrs. Henrietta M. Bruce, Mrs. Elmore Kattner, M n. William Ohnsman snd Mrs. Mrs. Paul Egan, Mrt. Jom-ph Dunne. Matawan, and Mrs. Howard Veale, Nicholas Frandsco were bridge ■Baler. Mn. Gerard Devlin, Mis Sayrevllle. Mra. Devlin, Mn. Veale guests on.Tburaday evening of Mn. William R. Craig and Mrs. Elmore Mrs. Kahra Head Of and Mra. Bruce were winnen at Jaroei Ledepnan, Fordt. Mrs. Kattner. ' bridge. Rank), and, Mrs., Kaiser were the Mr. and Mra. Everett Carlinn Cliffwood Auxiliary Mr. and Mn. Jetties Hauser, Sli wlnhers at bridge. ' ' > were guests of. honor at s surprise housewarming co-operative supper M n. George Kahn was'installed ver Spring, Md., former Matawan Mr. and Mn. Charles Nagel-and residents, were weekend guests of Mr,, and Mrs. Harfy Bergman, held st their.home on Edgemi’rr as president of the Ladies Aux Dr, on Saturday evening. Attending iliary pi die Cllffwood Volunteer Mr. -and Mn. Everett E. Carlson. fl&in(leld, were- Saturday evening gaesQ 'Of Mr^ and'Mn. Robert B. were Mr. and. Mrs. WiUlam tins Fire Co. .No. 1 at ceremonies held Mn. Daniel P.. Miller and son p|idO{r,,Mr, and Mrs, John Kane. in tbe Cllffwood Fire House Jan. Guy, Hatboro, Pa., were guests for Butler. ... 1 .. Vv,' ' ; several days of her parents. Dr. Mr. and'Mn. Hs>ry Anb< jr. re Mr. and Mn. 'Marshall Beeman. 20. Mr. ind Mrs; Otto OltkAfetd. Mr Mrs. John BrzeznUk and Mra. William H. Pen gel ran d - Mrs. turned by plane on SUurday frotn Pengel. v ' ■ vacation In Mlajjil'Bftich, Fla.. And M n. Homer Leontlne and Mrs George Hausmen were the install Eugene Lavoie, Mr. and Mn. Carl ing officers. Serving with Mra. Seymour Smith, Cleveland, Ohio, and iVlsitwith.Mrs. Aiibe'f iliter. spent several days this week with M n. Donald Burgess. son were presented with a gift Kahn will be Mn. Joseph Emm. Mn. Edwin H. Dominick and her Mra. Alexander Wojdk Is a sur vice president; Mrs. Hugh Boyle, Mr. and Mn. Rlchsrd Erdmann. T W l 111* a ms Mr—aad at at* tar Hb a CkisrpW. TMt ft (M /upal* B frl C*«pI Jack Hauser, Silver Spring, Md.', sliter-la-law, 'Mrs, LcwU Bergen, gical-'patient at RJveirview Hos treasurer; Mn, John Nicholson, pital. was a weekend guest of Mr. and Bronxvtlle, N. Y„ attended the Cbevnltt «p«|tn ol Ui« R i t a Mn secretary; Mn. Peter Vena, flnan* WetUesday matinee performance of Mra. Everett E. Carlson enter dal secretary; Mrs. Robert Collins, M n. Howard Woolley. ’ bo other cgr-wlth ■ broad aooent oe Mr. and Mn. Ralph Norton. Fair "The Fighting Cock” in Ntw York. tained at luncheon and bridge on (pMlounua*, stirring new ooocefil* to property clerk. The brief cere- They were joined for dinner by Mr. Jin. 20.' The' pr|ze 'winnen were moay cotiduded at 7:4$ p.m. after Haven, were Saturday evening 11a- ityllng and itroag enpbail* oe iplrtt ner guestaoTMr. and Mra. Joseph Bergen 'and Mr. Dominick at ' the Mra. Charles Lockwood and Mrs. which tbe members motored to Union League Club.. . Duncan B)ack. Other guests were Step liuld* tbl* *tip*rUtlTe *10 and Coby'i Restaurant, South Amboy, Dietrich. ' Mr. and M n. John Barrett and . Stephen Mandevllle, son. of Mr. M n. Wliultoo E ., Schaffer, Mrs. look at tb* world* ot room around for the installation dinner. and Mrs. Charles Mandevllle. has Conrad sebolt, M n. Milton GunUc. yout h*ad room, hip room. *hould*r- Mn. Bnohiak presented a gift Mr. and Mn. I. Donald Fries were ®’60 returned home from .RlveryUw Mn. Robert Erdmann, Mrs. Rich •quarlng room, Note how Chevrolet'a from the memben to Mrs. Maria Saturday guests of Mr. and-Mra. WiUlam J. McGnw, Radnor, Pa., Hospital, where he waa a surgical ard Bauer, and Howard Krogh •nginnn hive further flatten*d gad Freetove, - Immediate past pres patifrtr ' . . ' • . Mias Carol-Craig spent the week narrowed th* tranamMon tunn*l to ident, and corsages were dis fornter Matawan residents. [ly* th* mlddl* man more toot room. Mr. and Mra. Anthony Masco,' Mr. and1 Mra. Edwin Hi Dptnl- end skiing In the Berkahlres, Mas tributed to tbe Incoming and out sachusetts. ©CHEVY! «vrol*t'« gieater roomln*** 1* imltU Barrington, R.I., were weekend nkk attended tbe 'Wedneaday eve. going officers.' Secret pal name* you want It-not ouUld* la guests of Mr. aad M n. Charles F. rdng performance.of "The Mirade Mr.and Mrs, Larry Russell, Msl- ' were 'drawn with M n. Thomas body overhin*. * • Perrine. Worker" In New’Y ort • ' awan, are on an extended trip to Vena serving as chairman. You'll And economy teamed with Mr. snd Mrs. Aldred VanPelt, At Mr. and Mrs. George d ark were Florida. They plan to vialt Miami. performance In • new (tandard V8, ' Others attending were Mn. WB- lantic Ave., are spending six weeks guests of honor at a dinner party Fort Lauderdale, S t Peters engineered to dellvor up to 10% more iiam Smith, Mn. Joseph Vena, vacationing in Florida. to celebrate. th e Ir anniversary burg and Fort Pierce. Mr. Russell Mrs. George VanGlahn, Mrs. 'A. ■nflee for *very gallon, or the etrapplnf Mra. George W. Clark. Broad St, given Thursday at the home of Mr. Is employed by the JerMy Central WOW-THE CAR THAT STARTS THE SIXTIES Hl-Thrlft 6. T.;; Stringer, Miss Anna Stringer, entertained her dessert card dub and Mr*. W8ler Mihm, Monmouth Railroad. The Russells' dght-month And riding comfort in the new one M n. Barnes Fitzsimmons. M n. -Jan. 20. Two tables of cards were Beach. A/t the party the birthday old son is staying with bis paternal 5 WITH SO MUCH THAT'S NEW, i never-ending treat, thank* to Full Ernest Schar, M n. Bernard Dunne is play. Mrs. Clajk beld high score of Mrs. Alfred Glidewell. R e d grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. B. R- 'I spring suspension. Th*r* ar* i ‘ . "KnS'MrCHaii^ Kem. snd Mn. J: Matthews.-second. Bank, also waa celebrated. Doooer, Cllffwood Beach. . thicker, MWly dasJinad body tnoiuta $0 MUCH THAT'S DIFFERENT that filterflit noleem »nd an vibration ** ‘ ‘to ‘th* E. L Carey Will Speak ranlablrbine point,t,:,a mormore ..rigid frame aad Candy Sale Planned Robert Weidemann will be chair- Special Speaker,;. «,AND SETS THE PACE WITH LOWER PRICESI many any...... olotner eng .jgioNriac Edward L. Carey. 16 Chestnut aa. ' ■ ' ' ' • ’ But you'M) bgva to qrlv*_ t.t w By Aid Auxiliary Plaai aleo ’were made for a cake At Second Baptist wl*r youAlf—th»t'*tb*djBcb*r,/’ Ridge Rd., Haxlet, will be guett Why not e** your CbevrolH
126BELLS Moin Street MARKET O P E N L A T f „r 5l Me^ Ike ML 8 :1 5 JLMl Te 9 « ) P HI? g r y lr a Thrnagh i W i i a e s s a s uwr-iiBiifijir ■ Thursday, January 28, 1960 THE MATAWAN JOURNAL, N. J. Pag* Stvtn - first Scctlon
Three main points of Questioning Mrs. Gloria M. Antisell, teacher's Begin Push For Holmes’ Attend Head* Heart Drive werf made. The (1000 raise to the committee chairman, explained It County National does not necessarily mean teachera { LOOKING IT OVER supervising principal was brought will be hired at that high a figure. (continued from page one) New Boating Bill Hlllli m — —O———— — — — » UJC Cbpptlouse up. It was stated this was only a The total of increases for incre Baine jr.,"4n4st officer and Joha E. Stahlamlth, auditor. Salvatore A. ~ Bontempo, - Com “ W E'RE NOT THAT BAD.*’ kind of sport When the also Mr. and 'Charles L. Holipcs budgeted amount and the actual ments was tyiSOQ. Thla was declared missioner of the State Department Coach Frank Zampello gives as famed swimming mentor, Ed and daughter, Charlent, Morgan- raise to be granted him would be necessary as the present teachers Clifford A. Spoeri, Red Bank, re of Conservation and Economic De surance thatvif the flu bug lets up Kennedy, retired at Columbia, ville; Mrs. Clinton S. Woolley, Rah determined by the board to take scale starting, at .S40QQ was calk'd tired president of The First Na one of the lower ones In the velopment. h a s opened up a on the Keyport camp, things will he recommended -Steadman as way, and Mr. and Mrs. David Staf office in February. Criticism that tional Bank of Jersey City, haa be more interesting at Convention county by Mrs. Antisell. hts successor. In the summer, ford, Linden, attended the open it represented a large percentage been retained as consultant to ths new drive to have the State Legis Hail tomorrow night in Matawan’s house at Union Junior College, There were questions fbout a Steadman is a swimming ir.struc- ol his salary brought' expression president and the board of direc lature push through a new boating halt of the traditional series than tor at AJlenhurst. Cranford, ort*Sunday. . 1500 raise to (8500 for Robert Sena, * » it would be more likely that the tors. bill before Apr. 1 by reporting jU- they were at Middletown H. S. raise would be f8S0 or 10 per cent tha superintendent, but Mri. Anti tistics compiled by his department gym Friday. The Keyport coach ANOTHER BANNER YEAR for Miss Christine Anne Smith has of the salary the post pays. sell declared this waa only on 11)6 Monmouth County National showing - narked increase in bout- ing staff was hit by an onset of Doug Patton, the grandson of Key returned to her home in Morga> To Purchase Twe School Buses a comparable scale with schuol Bsnk ranks first in sise among the current virus "'going around'* port banker, F. Palmer Armstrong ville from Monmouth Medical Cen The board alfco was asked about heads in other districts. the banks tn Monmouth County. Mr, iSig accidents, injuries and deaths. so that the Keyport coach virtually Patton was named to the .honor ter where she was i surgical pa Lack of sufficient textbooks was Boating fatalities on New Jersey SH.300 put In the budget for the claimed and Mr. Sena asked to Blcliti stated that “ws-wlll con had to avoid his own players in team of the Eastern Collegiate tient. purchase of two achool busea. It waterways during 1959 increased by the practice sessions just before tiio Athletic Conference last week. He Miss Gerry Ratcliffe and Mrs. have the«matter made specific tn tinue our policy of service which was acknowledged this would mean an interview. He aald the matter 47 per cent over the preceding Matawan game lest he hand them had scored 233 points for Rutgers Anna Neiberlein were Saturday the end of contractlpg by a private haa been responsible for the ax- the infectioo. As it was, Pu&kia would ba taken care of aa soon ; year, climbing from 17 killed in in 13 basketball games, an 18.3 overnight guests of Mr. and Mrs. operator. The board pointed out cellent record for the year 1M0.H Brown insisted on getting up out average. Last year he averaged James lnerson and son. East Free aa possible. He mentioned a science 1958 to 25 in 1B59; personal injuries that there will be T5 per cent_o< book printed in IMS which needs of a sick bed to take a crack at 15.1 points per game in 20 games. hold. the purchase price recovered tn the vaunted Maroon and SteeL This to b» replaced, and work books increased by 421 per cent; total He now is making an excellent 44,3 Mrs, Martin Smith sr. la a sur two years through -state aid. Tuition Grants damage in 1959 was approximately recalls the South River state tour* per cent of shuts attempted gical patient at Riverview Hospital. w hty a n used only one year. There waa an increase .of 34601 Traaiportatlea Queatioo (continued from page one) (518,000, and the total accidents in nament game of last year when against 37.1 per cent a year ago, Miss Ruth Ann Kerevin, English: for nursing aervlcea. It waa ex Jimmy Wilson and Pat O’Neil went But Patton has to yield a place Daniel Stattel, chairman of trans per cent of their respective high creased by 2G0 per cent, according town, was an overnight guest ou NATHAN KLUGEIi plained again that thla waa a to the game with fevers. But they to his teammate, Alan Ammerm&r, Friday evening of Miss Charieue portation, waa asked to explain on achool graduating classes. to figures compiled by the state. budgeted figure, to allow for hiring additional tMOQ for transportation. got well fist under the excitement Berwyn, Pa., in shooting average Holmes, Route 79. Nathan Kiuger, Paterson Indus in a market ''tight" for aervlcea Aoy Cel legs la State of the thing to become the KKS trialist, for the second consecutive He said some lines would bo In annpuDClng 'the boating sta even though Ammerman has scordd Mr. and Mrs, Thomas Maresca of good achool ouraea. This will tistics, Conservation Commissioner heroes of a second-half win. This only 14.1 points per game. Am year has been named State Cam lengthened to serve children on tht The tuition granta can be uaed and Mr. and Mrs. August Bolt are be the first time the school haa Holmdel and Robertsvllle borders at any private or public accredited Bontempo estimated that the cast* week Assistant Coaches Bob Za.n- merman has the astounding per paign Chairman for the New Jer had a fujl time nurae, tu t with (00 peUo and Bill Douglas were laid on a motor trip through the souty sey Heart Association’s Heart F>»nd of the township. college or university In New Jer reported to the Department's Bur* centage on shots for a backcoart era states. enrollment, one la neadad. eau of Navigation represent about flat by tbe flu and Athletic DU man of 45.9. The pair have led Drive which takes place each Feb- Mr. Stattel added that if emer sey. in addition, • maximum of ll Mrs. Clifford Reicheobecger tad Board Secretary CeorgVji. Kin gency rooms were put Into use it one-fifth of all the boat accidents rector Tufty Baker just returned Rutgers to a 0*7 mark against tough rusry. kade lr. aald he expects to release per cent of tha afrard are mod* on state waterways. Lack or proper from tbe hospital in time to keep •opposition aod with a new coach. Mrs. Donald Reichenberger # c n Under Mr. Kluger’s leadership would necessitate two or three ad available to New Jersey atudonts Friday evening guests st the hotuo bids lor construction ol the oew legislation accounts (or the remain tha practice of the KHS basketball Tony Kouit, at the reins. They last year the heart fund raiadd up achool wing "within two or three ditional routes. Theaa emergency who attend out-of-itate schools, der unreported, he averred. teams organized. There was ques tackle the Tigers at Princeton of Mr. and Mrs. Troyleus Schanck wards of (730,000, exclusive Of rooms also could account for ah Since the program was lata In and family, East Freehold. . weeks," with actual work to begin eatlmated 13000 for rental of land “ Urgent" Need Cited tion if there would be a basketball Saturday before the Princetonians some $46,000 bequests, with which about Mar. I. School officiate ex getting underway, the flrat awarda The “ urgent" need tot water coach well enough to take the again resume their Ivy League Sunday night supper guests at ths to combat heart disease through' and buildings. are being made retroactively to home of Mr. and Mrs. John Ba pect It to be completed by Septtm safety legislation within the next six squad to Bayville. Tuesday night. campaign after examinations. Rut out tha state. ber. An Increaae from |790t to tlt.lM atudenta already In theL fresbmaa weeks was emphasized by Gov. The flu does not appear to have gert looks good to go on the J00 brisky were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Honorary 1900 campaign chair (or contracted acrvicei for mainte year at college. Future awarda Wlu Robert B. Meyner in his annjal struck seriously in the Matawan level against the powerful runners- Hanak sr., Cranford,’ and MU* man for the Passaic County Heart nance waa explained by Hariy be made upon graduation from message to the legislature when h-’ camp yet but Maroon and Steel up to Dartmouth In the Ivy circuit. Karen Beskro, Garwood. Association. Mr. Kluger is a vice Marlboro School Holmes, chairman of buildings and high achool. said, "Mew Jersey is encompassed followers should keep thetr Angers Patton, a Red Bank High grad, Mr. and Mrs. John Babrlsky *V president and member of the board grounds. He mentioned plana for The State Scholarahip Commis by 300 miles of navigable water crossed. Much of the Inconsistency waits in hlf settlor year to team tended the funeral of hit unde, of directors of that chapter; a for (continued from page one) reaeeding, fertilising, grading and sion, which supervises the program, ways and has more Jhan 600 square of school team pity in Central Jer up os the Scarlet squad witfi Via Stephen Niedzwieckl, In New York mer president of the board of Bar* Ta Hire Four New Teachers atorm sewer repairs at Central Said It li already processing TIN miles of bays, harbors and lakes* sey this season can be attributed nla.CiagUa, the Red Bank forward on Wednesday. . .. . nert Memorial Hospital, Paterson, At the hearing on the local achool school; painting of claaarooms; In applications for nest year') award*. "This enviable natural asset has to incursions of the malady that wto wreaked such twvoc against and currently a member of that budget Thursday, It waa explained stallatlon ol a water treatment con These will be mads this aprlng for given Impetus to pleasure boat a&■ has laid up key players and caused both Matawan and Keyport in title board the budget Included provlainn for ditioner, and a master eontrol the 1M041 college year to thoi* tivity on a large scale. Rapid rie* good teams to lose games that they games last season. Ciagila is now Check Speed For Among his many humanitarian hiring four new teachera at 120,000. boiler, and repairs to the gym floor who meet qusliflcations and pass velopment of this activity in tha would have won hands down with the ace of the Rutgers freshman and civic interests, Mr. Klugar If Thla la ’an average of IS000, but at Central School. examlnitioni. past decade however has intensl* all players In good shape. cage team and should be a varsity founder of tha Rsmapo Nursing fled need for some regulations. regular come 196041. Winter Driving Home, Suffern, N.Y., a vice presi "If our cititens are to enjoy this Keystone Automobile Club today dent of th e Westchester. KY" pastime with reasonable safety, the DICK STEADMAN, Deal, swim- INDOOR TRAOC' is a thing of criticised motorists who “either Nursing Home Association, has state ihould establish a program ming coach at Columbia Univer- \ .^ e pMt A( Matawan. Coach John through stupidity, ignorance or been chairman of the United Jew for boat safety and numbering. U alty, was made an honorary menv Caracciolo no longer ‘haa time ‘ criminal carelessness” endanger ish Appeal and headed the Northern action is not taken by Apr. 1, the ber of the N.J. Interscholastic for it now that he is an assistant Uves through driving at summer New Jersey Bonds for Israel Drive. fedtlpal government will preempt Swimming Coaches Association principal. The irony of the situ speeds on icy or snow-covered high* a vice president of Klugert Inc.* SunR aqD ruqs last week. What has this got to ation is that a state Indoor track ways. New York, Mr. Kluger tfxpressfed Ve have the ability to protect do with anyone around here? championship, something f o r "Incredible driving practices'' deep confidence in the success of our citkens who want to enjoy :he There are some who will recall which he long has worked, wtll have been noted by club members the upcoming heart fund drive. pleasures of boating; we should not that Steadman was once an as* be held at the Jersey City Arm in recent weeks, according to Ed ‘Last year's drive,*' Mr. Kluger I OPEN SUNDAY - FREE DELIVERY I shirk the responsibility. 1 urge the sistant football coach at Keyport ory Saturday. He likes the set ward p. Curran, safety director of said, “again proved New Jersey's legMaiure to take immediate ac High. The aport was but two up whereby the competition is in the club. citizens' realitation of their stake tion " , years old at (he Red and White two divisions, Group fV schools “A great many drivers,” h i con in this fight against heart disease, school when Steadman appeared and Groups 111. 11 end 1. Under tinued, "seem to have no compre which with Its allied aliments ac PRE-INVENTORY CLEARANCE on the scene In 1041. The man unbelievable handicaps, Carac* hension of winter driving hasards, counts for some M per cent of *:l Junior Bowler* Score who had put KHS footbatt into clolo kept his boys working in despite constant warnings by the deaths annually in the UnHud In Hill Lanes Match motion. Lenny Prank, onetime the winter months so they could press, radio and TV. They drive States. ! look forward again to Rutgers star quarterback, had come home with medals and at high apeeds, and take chances working with our heart volunteers The Mitawan-Keyport Junior gone on his way and Joe Banle leave a name for themselves tn that not only imperil their own and 1 am confident the people of Bowling Traveling Team defeated and Tommy Phipps had taken the top meets of the metropolitan lives, but those of others. New Jersey will respond as never the HIM Lane* Team In a match ovfer in 1941. They needed a back* area. Jackie Kuhns, a Carac- Dangerous Practice before to the appeal to figh. ths COUPON SALE! at Matawu-Keyport Recreation field coach and Barlle, also a ciolo-coached trackman who “While following too closely is a common health enemy of ui all." Center, Tint of a aeries ot matchen Rutgers footballer, induced his made good in the big city of Loi dangerous practice at any time, li to be bowled In the varloua es college mate, Steadman, to come Angelesw started hts senior year la doubly so under snowy or icy MAMMOTH SAVINGS TODAY THRU SATURDAY tablishments In-the area. to Keyport and take the job. The of competition before coming roads; yet thousands have been Domestic Worker Tie Mata wan-Key port team in outlook was glum for tbe dear home for the Christmas holiday seen driving loss than a car’s their match against Hili Lanes of old Red and White in September wheiy he won twojeyents fof>the length from the car ahead Sun Rny THRIFT COUPON B Sun Rny THRIFT COUPON S Sun Ray THRIFT COUPON Sayrevllle made an unusually fine 1041, but Steadman found a kid Trojans, the lOO^ind the low "Chaln»reaction craahes are In- Report Is Due 25* , tie Value! — Rcanomy Reg, I k — lun Ray | sfcowing. Scores that adult teams by the name of Steve Kapuafcy hurdle,, rpieced second in«4h*220 11 you have *• « efl*k j>r , - ’» Mby o7 ib&e' other house HERSHEY OR RUBBING CLEANSING ! WBSfmSaUSMA jr tfllfc ta fw m K S S w 6 In .GaUf*6i« 'all- for atop.>becauae fqJman reaction'»( NESTLE BARS Ken Siarto, lfl-144-187. Cary Z i- Ideas of the fundamental* of the comera meet U.S.C, ‘ " 'was com emergencies Is not instantaneous, hold worker In your home, re I ALCOHOL TISSUES ! game from a master by the name. peting agalbstdJ.C.L.A., - S*»ss- despite what some drivers appear member that your social security I Compound bor, 137-ifJ-tt*. Rollins Perjlne. Bos of « • 212-136- IM, and David CJpatosky, of: BUI Denny. Also there was a dena City College and OccldentaL to think. report on the wages you paid In | Pint. Bottle I « . Dave 17c | Q - J Sava liello J 9 * • 197-175-149, to defeat the Hill £anes youth by the name of Frsnk Fxa- The Tro]ans will ger their regular “Skidding is a constant danger tha last qusrter of 19SB ll due Jan. 2 w 35 I8< team in a three-game series of gasso who belted kind of hard outdoor season underway In tha at this time of year because nf | With Coupon Good TUI Jan. H ! With Coupon Oood TIII Jan. W j With Coupon Good Till Jan. M | 2666 against a 2440, handicap In Into the center of the line. A balmy Southerin California dimes slippery patches on an otherwise 31. eluded. Both teama displayed good hjghly favored Matawan team this Ssturday. dry sirrfsce. A car In ■ skid is You don't have to make tha re sportsmanship and tha best in walked off the field that Thanks * » * a dangerous instrumen^even in rx- port or pay the tax on any worker Sun R.iy THRIFT COUPON B Sun Rny THRIFT COUPON ■ Sun n.iy THRIFT COUPON bowling. These boys ranged from giving satlslfled with a 0-6 tie. pert hands. The cpmbination ol who got less than (SO In cash wages I MARLBORO CENTRAL'S great I Tie Valuef I Grain the ages of 13 to IS. Steadman was called in as a basketball team that ran lip a rec speed and inexpertiiess is positive from you In the quarter. But. if The members ol the Matawan- naval reserve officer with Pearl ly lethal/' the club warned. anyone worka for you Juat once a I AJAX THYATOI { ord of 10 straight wins last season ASPIRIN High Potency B Complex I Keyport team were chosen by the Harbor occuring the next week. It well represented In secondary week and you pay her anywhere I with Iron and Vitamin C j from 13 up for the day, chancos Matawan-Keyport Junior Bdwling But the fniita of his labors for school play. John Croddlck, sod Locate Census Office I TABLETS CLEANSER gills of IM Rag. IH.M I Council from teama bowling In the the Red and White continued to of Gene Croddlck. one of Hoffman are that you will have paid her al I Junior Program. show when Keyport scored their High's greatest, Is a stellar per* In Long Branch Area least S30 for the quarter. I Bottle of The boys were chosen for good first victory in the Matawan former with the freshman team at e > Your report gives the worker's $ 9* 2 “n* for 2 7* •*3.49 1 sportsmanship, good behavior, good series in 1942 and lost only one the new Christian Brothers Acade Establishment of a district office name, social security number and I Withith Coupon Good TlllJan.'lIlTsa. tlII j With Coupon Good Till Jaa. H j With Coupon Good Till Jan. Mj attendance, from the junior di game that year, Kapushy and my in Uncroft. He delighted the for the 1000 Census of Population the amount of wagea she got Irom vision. Another team Kill be chosen Fragasso, ol course, starring. heart of his father by racking up an ' Houalng at 110 Broadway, Long you tn the three month period that from the senior division to co J After ihe war Steadman became 14 points recently against the fresh Branch, waa announced today by makes up the quarter. Along with Sun Ray THRIFT COUPON B Sun Rny THRIFT COUPON B Sun Rny THillFT COUPON pete against their age group. >*an assistant swimming coach tt man team of Hoffman High's arch Director John G. Gjbaon. of (he the report you send a check or Penn, (hen at Yale under the rfvsl, St. Mary's, South Amboy, In Census Bureau’s regions! office al money order for the spcltl security I General Electric No. I 4le Cannon Now is the time to advertise famed' Bob Kiputh. The Yale al fourth win of the aeaaon for the Phils., Pa. Mrs. Margaret S Pri-1 tax. For wages paid In 1999, the I DOOR MIRROR swimming teama have won over mavera will be supervisor of the 1 those unused articles fai aale. A new Christian Brothers aggrega- tax Is five per cent of the wages— i FLASH BULBS! WASH CLOTHS U"xU" - M.M Vatui small sd In the classified column ISO dual meets In a row, the IgjL. While Croddlck la making district office. She will direct t ' you pay one-half and you hold out | 11.N Valuel - Sava llo will turn them Into cash for you. greatest kind of record In any lay there, Cornelius Cade, the cen force of 30 crew leaders and 4751 the other half from the wages you ter Jump atar of the Marlboro Cen census taken tn Monmouth. Octan pay. tral team last aeaaon, d 1 10-year-old girls, Debbie Hilliard; KoroboW and Mrs, Diamond. l&year-old boys, Edwa.d -Mc Sun Ray THRIFT COUPON fl Sun Ray THRIFT COUPON fl Sun Ray THRIFT COUPON Donald, Keaniburg; girl,. II-years- Federal Lien Invisible Elastic ! Regular II J* I EVOIY 2ad CAN FREE OF EXTRA COST! old and over. Valerie Korbfn, Union i HAZEL BISHOP ■Beach; boys 11 and over, Walter Federal liens f o r employers' 49* NYLON DELETREZ L 1 Smith, Keansburg; wheelbarrow faxes have .been reported filed ! Ulramalte I U p s ltc k race, Shirley Lane, Port Mon-, against Shore Carpenters Inc., < HAIR NETS | Reg. II.H ! COLD CREAM ; mouth, Joseph Cosentlno and Wal Tinman PI., West Keansburg. lor 69* ■ary Carter faint Factories ler Smith. both of-Keansburg. ftttlSt. ■ :------| _. Mc llu sl BUtiop s w e lls — ~ Upetfck “Refill" - Me 1I Lb. Jar TJ9*! Kants 3 1 1 Miles tarih af HaUwaa - A M * M) HIM Michael Rotalski. Keyport, won 623* Stale Bay n , SOTtb A«*•» . a IN) season pass to the Belvedere Jtow ibOot business cards? We | Wit* Covpea Good TM Jag. M jjnikC otyM Geed Till Jm. M j WHbCoopeo Ooed THliao. Ifl KMte N at Uato Armbe, UaMa fcsc* P doL Mr. Collichio is ameH tti; can ly them quickly add at operator of tbe an a s and the pootv jth e price,. ( oroc and try us. - . .„i ■. - . ' ‘ ’t n’u » r ’ • L i n Thursday, January 28, 1960 Pag* Bght—Hrst5ect1on IHE MATAWAN JOURNAL, Nf J Holmdel Garden Qub Hears Talk By John Saunders On “Nature Trails’ M ia Saunders of the American Museum of Natural History w u tbe Mitchell To Speak guest speaker ai ihe regular meet ing of Carden Chib RFD, Hoimdel, To GOP Women Feb. 12 on Jaa. 19 at the Little Red School- James P. Mitchell, Secretary house, Middletown Township. Mr. Labor, will be the speaker at the Saunders, chairman of the depart- annual I .inrnln Day dinner spon meat of public instruction of the sored by the Monmouth County Federation of Republicao Women museum, spoke oa "Nature Traiu," on Feb. 12 at the Sea Girt Inn, and specifically oa tbe nature trail Wall Township, it has been an the museum has installed at Marl nounced by Mr*- Thomas F. Mor- boro Hospital, sponsored and sup ford, general chairman of th e event. ported financially by Mrs. Lewis A host of local, county, state and S. Thompson, Liocrxrft. national Republican officials will be AfrP has more low prices on more foods every da/ofjthe year... “Mt*. Thompson," said Mr. Saun on hand lor the event, Mrs. Mor- ford said. Mrs. John Lawley Jr., Hauls Oil offering cash savings you can spend as you see fit. Our course, you ders, “has long thought that there save in absolute safety. A&P offers foods that are first choice with it great therapeutic value for the president of the Federation, wiD pr- rirry -^ preside at fhe meeting. millions of shoppers every week. Come see . . , you'll save at A&P! patients at Marlboro ia stimulating Area ticket chairmen listed by interest in nature aod that th* Mrs. Morford are Holmdel Town areas surrounding oher public in ship, Mrs. Charles Poole; Keana- sUUitkxu should be utilized for burg, Raritaa Township, Union Beach and Keyport, Mrs. Harry P. such purposes.' Irab-M Seamen; Matawan, Mrs.. Rom Kara Syrap ■Right Mr. Saunders also stated that b» Colot M sides the. nature yail with labeled . Hha ^ i l trail signs, hedgerows will be plant " ed arouad the grounds to attract ' WO' RIBS BEEF Mrs. Hill Names birds, and s terrarium and exhibits € C of plants and fitfwers will be OTEIREAIY placed in the new greenhouse. Oub Committees annjumu Iww MMHMfl Mrs. Helen V. Hill, Keansburg. Savarii Calfaa Mart Cat tto rtC a t tin . Install Hewitt, president, aewly elected president of the ft«f mUi h Or Ip ft/iadi f t . f t . introduced (our new members: Women's Democratic Oub of 59 69 mouth County, appointed < , v “ ,74* Mri. Edward Hasemaa. Mrs. Jo fMNIR ^td ^ seph Estenes, Mra. Ralph WciodniH mittees for the year at a recent i nad Mrs, Marshall Wfcltfietd. executive committee meeting. lap«r«R%kt t m - h i Qip'm Joha'i Fw»» Mn. Octavios Knight, bird dulr- The appointments included: Mrs. maa, anawmcwl that Frank Me- John HeaeoeU, Keansburg, corres laaghlln, executive director of die ponding secretary; Mrs. Louis De- GacaCola FRESH HAMS Cif’n Audubon Society, has reported that Fado, Long Branch, chairman, and thousands ot birds and other wild Mrs. Angelo Bottaae, Keaasburg, | f « 8ny Sill FilM life are being killed by pollution, social; Mrs. Harry Sagotsky, Fret- difnM "bats. WB0LK tkaikliH c Cap'n JoKn'i— due to the Hnd of refuse used to hotd, dialrman, Mra. James Mc fill the marshlands pf New leraey, Coy, Union Beach. Mrs. Clarence BriaM Shrimp * Raint, Neptune, aad Mis* Betty '4 3 c fmm under tbe program called “sanitary f t . 6old*n SKor*—F ' AMafAf. land fill.” According to Mr. Mc Yancy, Loaf Bruch, naturaliza w “ I t Laughlin, the most polluted areas tion; Mrs. Frank Horn, High OamaySoaf ______Shrimp Cr«*leDla«r IS* a n the lower Delaware River and lands, chairman, Mrs. Adeline Bar Far f aflat and biA Hackeaaack marsh lands. Mra. ton, Asbury Park, and Mrs. James Knight urged the membership to HusMy, Wall Township, legislation write to Gov. Robert 3. Meyner, Mr*. Roae Wenzel, Middletown, RibSttaks " 69* loin Lamb Chops ft 95c Smoked Tongues M 49£ the Senators and Assemblymen pro chairman, Mrs. Andrew DeZems, testing the use of such refuse for’ Howell Township, Mrs. Charles Top Sirloin Roast >~Wn 991 frosh Spare Ribs lk45t Sausage P a ttie s ^ 'PC45C land ML | Mangold, Atlantic Highlands, Mrs. ta q lM f OH UratWUAST 4 « .J Mrs. Knight also reported that John Rohrey, New Shrewsbury, Sipir-XIgM—SKcid the Audubon Society is cdebratiag Mrs. Ernest ICetler, Beimar, mem •tMUrfarMMfcs* Fancy Scallops lb 69* Pork Shoulders v39e “ ‘ “ “ ‘ Its golden anniversary at a dinner bership. meeting at the Hotel Hlldehrecht, Abo: Mra. Walter Smale, Holm Trenton, which will feature a pro del, chairman, and Mrs. John Pe- i m * *t.00 SALE! gram of pictures by Roger Tory tillo, Red Bank, welfare; Mn. Peterson entitled “Wild America." Kathryn O. Huber, Keansburg, Mix ’em . . . Mafcfi ’tin — within each group. Mrs. William Mulheron, exhibit Chairman. Mrs. George Reseter, chairman, announced that a work Hazlet. Mrs. Joseph Gately, Avon, ZnISmp Lotser quantities sold at our Low Regular Prices. shop for new members will be held and Mra. William Beam, t i«»g IW teflaf baHi Grapefruit 5 b^f 39s on Monday, Feb. II, at 1:30 pjn. Branch, sunshine; Mrs. Peter Sig CORONET PRUNE JUICE £ * at the schoolhouie. Mrs. Robert mund, Highlaads, and Mra. Minnie 2 ^ . 2 f Oranges I0 ,“39* Boykta. garden therapy, reported Arrington, Asbuiy Park, sergeanta- that a Christmas party w u given at-arms; Miss Elsl* Oezlue, A* Atflrand t^Jge for the patients' st Marlboro. bury Paris and Mra. Nan Crater, Fresh Pineapple ^."■‘29* PIHUPPU CHUNKS Hostesses for tha n>eetiog were Beimar, attendance recorders; •w to ImjI Miss UUian Keoey. chairman; Mra. Mrs. Gustave J. Frerat, Fair Ha- ZmISmp I. R. Blackburn, Mrs. Robert C. vea, publicity. ■ipeeUMy hr th* bafb Yellow Onions “ 3^10* ASPARAGUS TIPS Bohn, Mrs. Robert Boykin, Mrs. I f tM f tA M ' -. uvjii.r William Bradley aad Mrs.'Edward ||lal Chapman. DeMoley Group Tour* v-rvienABUfljic*.... At the annual conservation meet Generating Station W«sM ing In February, the Rev. Andrew Spinach ‘ 17' a«*rasui A. Burkhardt. pastor ol the Holm Member* of the Aberdeen Chap HI-HO CRACKERS SUNSHINI del Federated Church, will talk esi ter. Order of DeMoley, Keyport, Tldi InayfWi-Futjf Gruwry-Silt m Iwsat "Bees* and Mrs. Knight wUl give ■« guests ef Jersey Ceatral h r Ik* M i n i «ddMes an illustrated bird lecture. Power It Light Company for a tour through the Sayreville Generating ' Z t i ' DINNER REDYTU"KSV0RHAMSUCBQUICK FROZEN *15' Station Jaa, U. FRESH BUnER In an, 19 boys and their chapter A4P Irani Columbians Plan print* advisors, plus several mor* Do- 65< ^ 63c am PEACHES V htl ar Hahxa Moley- membera from the Naw Fund Projects Brunswick area, attended the af In MS5* A. hobo party will be undertaken Douglu Rinear aad Richard Peter, sen. Group advisors attending Were IlMOatOuz 6REEN 6IANT PEAS 2*5 ^ by the ways and means committee Parker ' on Saturday, Feb. 29. Chairman, Harry Roberts, Arnold W. Went, M«m and whtf • Ja m h M Mrs. Joseph D'Alola, reported food worth, William Buam, Rich will be served hobo style. It win ard Petersen, aad Paul Morlch, dis LEMON PIE •”? 4r BAM BAKED BEANS i § j f . be s “come as -you a n " party trict deputy. planned for fun and entertainment. 0hiM« Top Roll 0fut«r 39* There alto will be dancing. Holmdel P-TA Hear* Ittl MOIfTE CORN A “Do It Yourself” Party Spanish Bar Caki 15* Mrs. June* Wddoo is In charge Dr. Stanley Sprung Dnh Betorganft A lPlrand M waM ai of a “Do It Yoursell? party to bo h r wiiUn ORAPE JUICE f i u « S a ' Dr. Stanley Sprung, Red Bank Blast Jally Rail IS* Our Fiiwif QuaMy held Sundsy, Mir. 20, from 2 to 4 p.m. also In the club house. An child psychologist, was |iiei Whala Whaat Bread |^19* auctloh will be conducted and mem speaker at the meeting of tho z * Holmdel Township Parent-Teacher Wwypl>'Crep«fn>tt , b«r* nay bring la articles they Ki| diw have tnade- A “sundae party" Association beld In the Elementary Froien Food tu ysl 11*1 I L .U n.C.L 4* School. HU topic w u "Challenges RayalFaMais AKVarWlai I * 1#* i will be heldon'the same afternoon M m | iL | | | ^ | A tflraW / featuring doJt-yours«l/-sundaes. A As Seen By'A Child Psychologist.” OxyM Bct|r|flit Vtl «R I H I j ud Swiilaid i *• Dr. Sprung explained about gala* variedseiectioo of toppings will be . iirr**rlaaa*y ; *>■ available. , ing self discipline and suggested OlWJiiha : : Mrs. Eugene Skidmore, presl- ways for teachers and parents to j f « • a dent,, who conducted the buslneu better understand the problems of FrMM Frias ‘ meetlag. announced other plans in the child ot today. A questioo-aad- clude a-spring fashion show and a snswer period followed. UmaBaaaa Knfclar Saltlai Crkksii ““ M* . . card party to be held at Kooa Membership chairman, Mr*. Ed HUINi...BCMKIS Bros., Rahway. - ward Csejtey, reported 240ijnem. Nil-Soft MlahakaHaarta • Mrs.' John Hopkins and *Mti. bers. 1 . ■1.4. Ew. DL.k.A iw«u ii.V i *rral1 llnBI « « Louis Morizio, both of Lloyd Rd., Two board candidates, Joha Ker- fiobM^wuidl Matawan, were Introduced and ao- win and Charles Hamilton, preaeat 5 f it S , Naxon Bleial Polish . . at tha meeting, were introduced by MM aad Malbw eepted a* new members. - - _ . . _ Garrett Walsh Is scheduled to Mrs. Charles Hamilton, P-TA pres niSit F«l»Llf«WBatarfwrt »j“ 65' •peak bn insurance at the next ident SMtaahaa ... Martal TallatTlsaaa C»hr»d BM TO’O O a : general meeting to be held oa Feb. The next regular meeting will be It. Also Mrs. Harry Trablchlna Feb. 10 at which time a Founder's Swim Papar Ta»b ^ 2^37* wULpre*eat her-“Make your Dol Day program will ba presented In r lO O K P O R im _ the elementary school. lar Grow” project. ytMMfUL fJBtflAB& l TIt Ltxoj . 15 Great Evangelistic Services 8-12 League Execs" Hamburger Recipes M i e n $1.65 To Meet In Raritan Will IB* OR UM Evangelistic aervicea are being 10 one-dish m ult featuring ' Rhk sad FiH W M 'held a t 3t Brood St., Keyport, Sail ... Vernon Manning,- chairman, has ». Thursdsy, 'Saturday, Sunday and announced the Initial meeting of J CHEESE REP flRCIE ^ G» 1 c Mondigr Bights «t 7;M p ja . The the executive committee of the : :; . Lk|>l40tt«i|«at 3 u * 5 7 c i^®5«^: February Woman’s Day meetla** at* conducted if Ml** S. "Township of Raritaa eigbt-to-12 •• EquiltftlUbtift-jrttctiltljwMs ***********...... Ififmm m4 Whtf . . ■ ■ . .■ L. Wallace and M ta M o le ttie re . League" will be held oa Moaday m«2S* M m ttini S«^ Jen. )0 ta, Su^ar Marltfs an4 Saif* • . Now an uU 1 0 / ^ at 8:30 p-m. in the! Ei-Moe-Ki Hall, ROiAR .SAC I ' ’ Cai^1 Of Thuda ' Palmer Ave., West Keansburg. : Siarrlta Ham fia Km Jm»r. Slalaa Uaa# A C*y. " iS c - The faaal)f «f fh* lata Mn. Mr,- Manning stressed tbe Ira I f Lydia; Galkpowish (o thank all portahat of having all members at those wh* hdped at the Hie W tead andan invitation has been ex *T. S GUm m O O AVE, CUFFWOOD Til**. - Wed. . Ihan^ UalB • PJA - rrUay IM l'lt PJL tended ta an those laterested In a ta th* death of their beloved wife M . m n main r , tnrnniN Ml. M Al POOLfc AVE, KAUTAM m i l l l l l and another.. fipacltl thank* le baseball league for township boys MM. M Al VajOft AVE, IHM1 MMMHilH M"m . • IWt-Wsd.-The*.. W ad.TW .AJaUI I pjg. ‘nM a.-Vfd.-nm^uaiatpjc. ’ Ita. - Vai. -> Ite v UM I PJL . ‘ • Rev. Joaepti O. Fo* and the Day Additional Inform a tka may be rrtday UatO1 U PJW. f M t f UaiO U T M . . FUntn) Hoaw,' . . - ' secoredhycaatactJag Mr. Min* lag trills—adv Xt 1 P«tkvl*w Dr., Hatlet. r, January 28, IMO (HC MATAWAN JOURNAL, N. I. Pog* Nl«* — R nl faction Pine Lashes Out Tasty Arrangement committee, Ralph rviiaw^ william follows— IM transportatics; three Industries, took advantage «f thest formation about social security aod Mr. Bass polatod oat that in tha iftlkins and Paul Haney; bubble drownings, 77 fires, 61 accidents, facilities. Thereupon, plain were up-to-date pamphlets which art State of Now Jersey, there tr t At Board Critics aka aad wishing wail, Larry l it emergency transportation aad made to expand tbe social security available ta them without coat nearly half a million social **-' Gilbreath. Peter HaUock, Robert CT miscrilantousi services at the Keyport IJbrary Mr. Bass also pointed out that hit security beneficiaries who are ra- • Richard Pine, president of (lie Phelan, William Hauser and Sal Lawrence Waller Jr. was wel tram once a month to twica a office provides the use of free Gin is cciving an annual total of almost ' Mattson Township Board of Edu- Haghes; trustees. Mr. Lewis, comed os a new member of the m oth. - - ______and publk speaker service to serv SM.6w,&W hi Federal OW-Agt,------who is t candidate tor te- squad. I ...... '...... Robert Colot sod wiffiaa Wilkins’; At present. David Gibson, Field ice clubs, Parent-Teacher Associ Survivors, and Disability Insurant* p i. lashed out yesterday at ways aad meaas, Mr. Lewis. Representative of tha District Of ations and business s n d civic payments. Throughout the UnKW C'- critics of Board ol Education's ac- fice of the Social Security Admin Clarence Stuttz, Frank Martin. groups whose members are inter States, there are more than JJ,. ftvities during the past jrear. Mr. Cordasco. Lawrence Wafcer Social Security istration. is available la tbe down ested in this federal program. 000,000 beneficiaries who receive an . Mr. Pine criticized those of Us sr., Mr. Colot aad Mr. Wilkins. (continued fnxn page one) stairs children's room of the ttJM Residents Receive Benefits Perth Amboy to discuss their fam library oa the second and fourth Mr. Bass pointed out that there annual total of tlt.tM.OM.OOO ji opponents “who pose is self styled Mn. Harry Chine, immediate past president of the Ladies Aux ily's plans regarding retiremeiu, Tuesdays of each month. His next a n more th u 17,OW n&ideots ol these federal payments. ' educators, architects and transpor- iliary of Ihe squad, was a guest disability, or death payments un visits will be on Feb. I and Feb. I), Monmouth County who presently The socisl security official point tstfan mperts, who think they know at the meetlag. She presented the der the Social Security law, there between the hours of > ajn. aad 1 receive nearly tt.OM.tM each ed out there miy be residents of m an about running a achool sys- following articles f a n her group, lore, II yeais ago, with the co p.m., and each snooad and fourth month in Federal Old-Age, Sur this area who allll sre unaware ot Tuesdsya thereafter. vivors, and Disability Insurance tew and a building program than four dote* towels, two dona sheets operation of local library officials, their social security rights and they aad pillow cases, one dues sum arrangements were made for a The Social Security Administra benefits. Mr. Bass stressed t h a I art reminded to visit the Social the professional people who work mer hlankrts and a Social Security Field Representa tion urges resident^ of Cliffwood, while social security benefits are Security District Office Is Perth (or the board, aad the membeis, blankets. tive to be available at the library Union Beach, MaUtMn, Haiiet, Intended primarily for ths beoe- Amboy or ths pait-tlms social ss. tbstoselvtn, who work oa the A report by former in Keyport one* a month. Keansburg, New Mavnouth, Port ficisry's economic security, the eurity Office open at the Keyport prefects thia make for a smooth Theodore Spleckrr Inrtartrd a Monmouth, Belford, Middletown, payment of these benefits helps Free Public Library, Third and Ia US, it was found that m uy Leonardo, Morganville, and Wicka- business throughout tht bsyshore educational mndune." mary of tbe caljs made by the Broad Sts,, on tht seoood tad Squad during IM . Aa average people living or working ia tht tuak, to take advantage of this area because most of tha money fourth Tuesday momlagt sack Mr. Phte continued: “Few' resi of u M a ta e k a ll calls a d*y Bayshore Area, either ia their w a Social Security part-time station it Is Immediately spent on food, cloth month between ths hours ol I a.m. dents aad very few candMates equals the Ml calls aaswered as businesses or for the maay nearby they are Interested ia obtaining in ing, and other necetsltiea. aad 1 p.m. ntS ze (he time consuming effort involved fn the performance of Us LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE ■ SUPERIOR COURT O r NKW JERSEY or her 4 # y **. » Board of EAi- CHANCERY. DIVISION — MONMOUTH COUNTY catioo w n h c r, lig b Bight ■ No. F-MSS-M TOWNSHIP OF MATAWAN. a municipal corporation ia tha CeuMjr ol Monmouth . is spent wrestling with , the prub- and State ol N«w Je my . Plaintiff, la a t of an ever demantEng, bour f - *■ - • •¥•* ' Stock 1 IM 1 T n AmmmmI U*» - AuMMd I* N. f. Kafeeian, tkd iU n M drvpudeg complex school system." DN andante. _ Many Meetings Scheduled ; . O ytl A c«m & MOTICE o r IN REM FORIRBCUttlM im ~ic o r t a x u m t i t l e * “Maay potential 'candidates and BY: TOWmailf*n a u rd o r MATAWAN.rAWAN...... la Ijtto tha Ooualnty et Heameutk, a wwHrlpal <------TAKE Bwwrtaf Court •diedale ewartier. aad Mlowtaa each »»rti »i«;eSule number i, a statement ol the Information ethers are of Ihe opinion tb a the New h i feravar bar i eooaernlaf each eerttdeate aa Is nqulred hr la *. The Iriorm ttlu. Macendns sunk echeilulwi i*u«Sr «muSS £ certUleatM wMek la reyulred hr law U aa U m , mn4 tht InturmaUon IndWatte i t each board meets once a month. Noth I nelyms ntunbsr Mow b fceniy Ineanwsled to reteniwe tale each oarUHcata el lea tale ing can be more from the truth. 1 rlTW»'»ctt»»*U*1!T—»> aeiif* • • 1*n4 «*'. “ t ne paw last aujr be ealered aekeatiH' > t. M i I eata taHk aefcaduk w nh an . Betid members meet several Any Hnoni daalrtmdaalrti lo protack a rljtht. title or Interest la th* dtaeiibad lind or >ny Bows • week working toward one parent tk m < tar r«‘ .. aialatiffi rlM n wiibNPii «•« • S. No. t aoU larta aarlai aumbor m oihar Monurioatlon of p«rUflcat« of tan aaU. tee amount raqwrod .. , iMtk E5»». piu inlerMi la Um i i U ol ra^ai S. No I aaLa forUi tba name ol Dio paraoa sfpaarios as owner of th« land U ba sffteltd eomman cause, the best mpsible such costa as me pourt mt tttardn,. or by th« forockisuro procaodinss sa U awaara on uia U»l Tas DupUcala ol tho Tfewaship ol education for the children of MaJi- In i special counc in effldnl ty feeding at Riitgen UafversUjr« a n y i lo the cowpiatnt i a ^ w - K T d * a I * * * 'Mstawan. eon,Township at t h e mosl eco tha^i.eni Lt u wium ot *a«w*r by aay parson kaviai tba rijht to S No. 4 oats forth-daocrlpilan ol Undo aa appoara on tho Tax Dupttrate and tn iha nomics! ctat. Before any vital de When cooks are able to devote maoding more meala outride the ■r answer, auch pa run shSlfbe J W h tiarred and torecl3 «iot all klsTlllll. {Me and Interest certificate el tax eefe and equity of redsmpUoo-ia and to tha parcels of land daaerlfcat'in the faiwwwf w.. . .. S- Na. 0 aata forthUi data of tai aata. _ . dskm b made, the welfare of th- most ol their energies to cooking, home kitchen. S. Na. 6______aata forthi the amount ofafthe tha tax saltaal<... aa aat lorthforth in Uu rartmrate rortlflrate of |#a(sa sale, food produced ia quantity ahould T. No. T aata forth th* amount of all U n Ilona a etru ln f iuba*<|t»*n1 In iha la i aaio taxpayer, paraat.-and most of aH, In addition, Mr. Avery says that Ck>“V* 1>e!«oUswtiif Is a e«p> e< the U« loracioaura tut. aaewiai um UuU aaabiai which Uiia Including Intaroat. panalttai snd cnata to Dacambor 14, IDAS the pupil, is discussed be Jost as, tasty as grandma's inl quantity feeding is becoming In- acUw la breufkt tax rORECLOSUBK LIST _ I No I «oia lorth Un amiiount roqtiirad i tittered.” ‘ ctMsdtfy mssteipiece*. This Is the die faiiawtag Tsr rwecloiur^ Uit each Isx sale listed Is astfgned a S No S aata forth racoirdtrtn( Information. opinion of the instructors and stu treasingiy m an important in hos Mr. Pine compared the operadtn Description of land aa il of die Board of Education aa a dents (professionals In both cases) pitals, tnitifurtonw, camps, schools Kama Ownar appears oa tax duplloal* Am*l of U« liens of a ta eertincate el Ux sale •rrra ln | tub. gigantic corporation with b o * r d in Rutgers University's new dais and large -catering as tt appears aft in effid
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‘ y > ps>« h |l T*n — RrtfSedion THE MATAWAN JOURNAL, N. J. Thursday, January 28, 1960 Mumford, g I I 1 Carteret Tops Such A Fine Shot, But Those People Are Not Applauding Win At Bayville PoUS, g ' • 0 1 Keyport Youth Restores KHS Vim 16 3 39 MHS In Overtime Knicks (1) Four days of glumsess had exist Athletic League A previewy of Central Jersey, - ■ — — .../ g r r Group II, chSitnpiooship basketball ed Tuesday lugU sine* the Mali- O i l ~ W*» presented at Carteret HIgh wao game came to aa end in K«y> Fischler, f when Matawan succumb port High basketball circles when In games Saturday, played in the D, Schultz, f 1 I I ed to the. Ramblers in an over- the Red and White journeyed way Keyport Youth Athletic League, the Dietrich, f 1 1 2 down lo Bayville to tangle with ^ time1 game 45-38. Ttlt‘ two teams Lakers lost to tbe Hawks IB-12, tbe Hostrup, f III ’ were finalists in Central Jersey, Ocean County Central Regional - Croup II, tournament play last High School’s basketball team. The; Nats trimmed a revived Pistons R. Fieper, c I 1*1 year and the refinements ol play Red Raiders swarmed over the team 17-J4 and the Celtics swarm J. Lawson, e III Tuesday strongly indicated they Golden Eagles with surprising ease, ed over ao undersized- Knicks com Angersbacb, g III would be again. winning 68-48 in ethis repeat en bination 394. E. Lswson, g * > 1 Carteret entered the contest with counter betweorfljthe two teams. The Bayvilleycomjoine had kept it The Hawks needed only two scor Kapushy, g ... , I I I a 10-2 record, having played the ing players, Jack DuBois and John , ] hardest schedule in -this section of close on KeyptM's court ■ ■ ■ i r. ' the state, losing to Woodbridge and The win made the Keys 6-5 lor Beach, to overcome - the Lakers. 1 1 1 SsyreviUe, but beating the Bom the season and qualified them to The Hawks accent was on defense Sta^llags bers twice in later games. Matawaii participate in the Central Jersey, and it was so good that the Lakers WLPe, Group Ilf, state championship bas had bowed only to Neptune and trailed 14-6 going into the last Hawks ^ , Notre Dame High, Trenton. South ketball tournament. Whether they 1 I I W Plainfield at 9-0 and Highland park will do so largely depends on fhe quarter. Davey Goldstein gained Nats . *1 2 1 1.001 at 10-1 are the only other Centrul outcome of the game against Mata- the lone first half field goal for Celtics 1 i .900 Jersey schools in their class likely wan at Convention Hall tomorrow the Lakers. Lakers ; ...... 1 1 -500 to cause either Carteret or Mata night. A good showing, win or The Pistons tried the two-players • 2 -000 lose, and they are in. scoring combine against the Nats Knicks wan trouble in .the state tourna Pistons , , 0 2 m ments. ’ The Keys seemed to be still but it did not work so well. At . The Carteret-Matawan game was groggy from the Matawan debacle that Denny Halloran*had the Pis featured by tight defensive play in when they started out as they tons out to an 8-2 first quarter "pinchlng-off ” zones, sensational could not shake the Golden Eagles. lead over their favored rivals, but Matawan Bolls rebounding work under the basket The lead changed hands in the Buddy Lawlor and Billy Geiger (continued from fourth column) by the Maroon and Steel’s Dan early stages of the fray. The Ma pulled the Nats into contention to Bowie, f ( \ 12 the second quarter. The Pistons Kuzma and deadly use of pop shots roon and Gold played their rivals Cooper, f ' 0 0 0 ‘clear’1 while pressing on the jui stopped the feared Geiger in the on the side for the Huskies by their Garafano, f 1 # - » ' Rollie Peterson.^ 1 , fensive. Joe Pinelli, Rich Firth and second half and it was a third E. Welstesd, t Overhand Flip Shots 'Willie” Worth drew plenty cf quarter basket by Don Nuss that 3 ♦ A fouls. Waliy Kennedy and Bruce kept them in the van. lr. the fourth Hensler, f , 1 1 1 For the Rambler** it was their Jackson slammed through from quarter a Nats challenge on bas Wildmao, I 8 ft 4 in. JCen Ward who decided kets by Halloran and Billy Strang » ‘ j backcourt, but the Red and White Witkowskl, e . '-4 2 li the contest with hia overhand flip could not pull away because of made (he 'situation a tight one for shots from the aide of the basket. All the spectators tn the background seem lo he cold and unmoved certainly was showing the old Red and White fight an tbli one but Sturt, c • » • at this show of ahsrp form uader the basket by Matawan'. Tim he obviously had teen a bit faked out Aa If one Magee waa not their fouling and the Golden Eagics the Nats, but Earl Buckman and Ed Carmichael, the long-time big Magee (No. 91), They could not be seeing a better basketball shot enough of a woe to KHS, another one, the Junior member al tbe Bnn, accuracy on charity throws. Fritzie Cores saved the day for Bunger, c • I • them. adorer tor the Blue and White, if uieyey were at MsdlsonMadison Square Garden Instead of the Middletown T ern (No. St) la coming up to get the rebound, la the far back (left Mada KHS Drlve-Ena Look Bad Flynn, g • 3 1 Field Day Against Knlcks . wall so badly tied up by the Maroon Township High School gym. Those Keyport benches at this Juncture of picture) are Keyport’s PunJda Brown (No, 14) aad Matawas'i f « I and Steel thaf for the first time In late In uie second quarter of the game with Matawan on Friday were Jerry Maratea. Firth made the KHS defences The Celtics had a field day Barr, g hfs career he could not aeon a only wondering how sad can you get Tbelr Donny Buhler (Mi[o. I) against drive-ins look bad as he against' their undermanned Knicks Behr, g • f • field goal. continuously drew louls in the sec opponents, Rog Dane, Bf rule Sutherland, g • I * Defenses were so sharp that with The Blue and White ace made the ond quarter. Don Buhler came into Delaney and Jack Flsehler going On Warwick, g O i l T a lly For Season the game to pop in two ot bis 0eep four minutes gone In the first foul. Even wors« for Matawan Matawan Rolls Over Keyport 6141 a scoring splurge for tbe victors, Morrls.'g • • ♦ sets and Al Wenzel hit on rebounds Dane had put the gaqie sway be quarter, each aide only had ono was that Bialowarczuk ahould try Hunters took, 2571 deer during Gregory, g 1 « 1 basket to show for their stmgglos to hold the KHS even. The-Red fore the flrat quarter was over. But a foolish deep-court center shot and the third ahtlerless deer season Raiders could go out of the half and strategy. Ward had made hfa On Middletown Township H. S. Court beld In Ihy Ganfen Stale since 1909, th6 Knicks had the satisfaction ot ‘ first Kit from the side and Kuzma get away with It, the ball toppling 33-27 Ahead because John Kennedy hiving boosted their sooring-output »'V#i Matawan High basketballora mounted quickly to a prohibitive according to detailed report pre bad uncovered a flaw in the de- Keyport J.V. (37) hid sneaked in a crip in a scram- over the rim. saved their best gsme lor Keyport. pared by the State Dlvlsioq pi Fish from the lonely two points of the 37-17 against tlje Keyport side wll fenslve tfetup of #ur Maroon and opening day. _ o r ? f . 6V> under the basket. The Huskies _ Had To . Foul It was good for a 81-41 win over th/e* minutes gone of the.'thli and Game, Department of. Conser Hogan, I 3 2 I then delighted their followers by Gold, against drive-ins from (he The big game this Saturday will Rankl restored MHS hopes mo the Red and White before a crowd quarter. Jim Wilson, in the feat vation and Economic Development. aide. Sakln, I 1 going' to the fore on Tim Magee's of 1200 at Middletown Township send the Celtics igalnst the Hawks, 1 mentarily when he stole the ball l.i ot the third quarter, and Punkin The report on the special' season, Th« Keys tried a new tack ta Hourahan, t aide set and further out when High School court Friday. The Nats will try to pick up ground 4 deep-court and broke ahead for a Bidwh, in the fourth quarter, made prepared by Oeprge N, Alpaugh, the third quarter, crusa-drives by against the Lakers while oils Is J. Lawson, f Peterion connected with his first The element ol contest wna some inroads into the MHS lead, Principal Wildlife Manager ot. the W. Jannarone, f 1 slder from quarter court. Ward layup. But another nifty overhand Buhler and John Kennedy that re» going on.'The Pistons and Knicks knocked out of the ball game by but the Keys never were In a po Division of Fish and Gsme, showed Suited in Kennedy making the shot Poland, c 4 dunked a foul and Dave Spewak er from the side by Ward set the the middle of the third quarter. The will battle lt out on the lower level. sition to give their dismayed sup that 2316 female ~ deer and 1054 coming cross or Buhler being foul P. Rothenberg, c 1 set one from well bpek to keep ((is Ramblers ahead anew and the Spaf Lewis, Bob Lewis, Vern 9 Maroon and Steel set a blistering porters In the standa any reason male deer were taken in the U ed off the layup. Firth continued VanPelt, g Ramblers from being outpaced. Huskies had to foul deliberately to pace In moving the ball about and Phillips, Bd Wilson and Hank Du 0 to take pleasure in witnessing the counties during the special ppen to plague (he Keys with hla rush Bois acted as referees Ssturday. F. Jones, g Ward lofted an overhand at quarter break up their freeze. Bialowar their pop shooting was deadly. In gsme. Not even Wall Township was period. L. Brown, g 0 time to put the Blue and Cold In czuk made two fouls and It was ing tactics and the; Golden Eagles Carol Stultz w u timer and Jonn the first quarter they troubled left In more hopelesa shape by atill were in the baU game at 47-40 command again 7-6. all over for MHS. He dunked a themselves to set up shots, but {Hansen /scorer. - 11 19 37 Matawan. . r ,- ^hen-.^heviinaUguartergot Jinder- Next it'was Matawan who was Jump shot st the bell Jor good when they gained > lead midway battling to keep from being dis The Keyporf fans were faKing' a P IS Frosh C lip way. , O F measure. of the second quarter they disdain double dose of punishment as they Matawan J.V. g 19 19 13—SI tanced. Tim Magee hit with a 3 1 The Matawan jayvees slso tasted ed tJuOflow^r process to run up already had sat through • one But then the rout WM on. Buh- J. DuBola, f Keyport J.V. t ( S IS—37 Jump shot at the start ot the second ler turned his driving over to Waliy Hughes, f 0 0 defest 49-38. They seemed In the the score quickly with a rapid fire sided jayvee game that had gone RBCHS Yearlings quarter, but Ward restored the Kennedy and Jackson. Firth was Hansen, f O 0 way for a trouncing In the early succession of pop shots from against them 51-37. It was on the Keyport High School freshmen 0 0 Rambler lead with a side shot. Bob stages of their game, but Bob quarter court on drives. It de being '“chopped dtf” better. 'The Dunham, f Bialowarczuk hit twice down cen same pattern as tbe varsity con fought s' stemwlndlng battle with whole Keyport team showed anl* Panzena, f Wltkowski, playln^ the finest game moralized (he Keyport team. test, the Red mid White seconds the Red Bank Catholic freshmen on EflTONTOWN* ter court for the Blue and White of hla career, drew them back Into matlon and picked up interest in Olson, c and when Ward pushed la a re The Keys were In a generally holding and even leading their the Casey court Ssturday, emerg what they were doing. 1liey wo/i M / Stuftt, a contention, with the opening of the hopeless position aa they could no! rivals in the first quarter only to ing victors 51-42 on having the bound, It tooked as though the Hun- second quarter. Billy Collins put going away, running the Gotdett Ferguson,1 g kies were to be left behind. But make a press work against a Ma fall so far bahlnd in the second greater ataylng powers. Eagles off the court. Coach Frank Beach, g D w e - [ n liurn In some shsrpshootlng that the roon and Steel team that seeming period that the element of contest this-was not so, Peterson and Ward The Green and' Gold yearlings ZampeUp waa delighted with their Jamison, g RL U al Circle — Liberty 2-1 J0» Maroon and Steel seconds could be ly could outrun them at will. The was lost by halftlme. ' ' matched their aide ahot apecla)U
trip to see a championship »*“ * 1 Room In Boflllnfl ll Record Score Weightlifting Makes Muscles Bulge At KHS Crawford Sets at Madiaon Square Garden, New BAYSH0RE JUNIOR Bringing Big Business Matawan Aim (?) York...... Armory Record HIGH SCHOOL A separate phtee of the tourni- Pleasure-boating, which la adding t t a t c n Keyport do it Conven Al Crswfonl, ace archer for the ment will be cheerleading contcsti aa extra vehicle to many fam iljcr^? tion Han tomorrow light after the Algonquin Bowmen Club, set a new with chcering equada of all com li adding a new dimension tb tr>* going-over the; got (ram Matawan Indoor target record Jaa. 11 ai the CONFERENCE peting teams eligible lo enter. insurance industry, according to •( the Middletown Township court Prises also will go to the winner. tho New Jersey Regional Manager Red Bank Armory la competition Difficulties which beset grammar la* weekt Luckily there was in All school* are urged to contact of Allstate Insurance Companies. with W other archers. The Indoor school basketball coaches and interval between the two games Lester M. Eddlnger, Bond St. Rick E. Veraola. target shoots ire held each week teams cropped up anew last week with Matawan In which the Red School, Adwiy Park, telephone Where the second cer eeemed to at the armory, sponsored by the whca the Raritan Township-Malt- be s M»mon American family •ad White could be playing Indian Hill Bowmen Club, KeypoiL PRotpeot MU4, tor full Informa wan Elementary School gams In tion. ‘ ■ : ideal In the pest sow two-boat something less than the terrifk— Cranford's record scon ol 4U the Bayshore Junior High School families are being discovered. All BayviUe Regional team. A win over was made over a J* target count. Conference had to be' put off un state added boatowner Insurance to the Golden Eagles or even lust A possible score of SM may be til late February because the Mal 0 r Its lines last- year aad Inaured piaying a good gsme with them awi* High School varsity needed Handel, f 1 • more than 15,000 boats. made over the target course wtth Muahroomlng ownership of small W il needed to return tha con extra time In the “duaRtca” gyie Kalkhof, t 1 1 26 points given for each targat He to prepare for Its traditional meet boats and ths accompanying growth fidence oI the Red Raiders in n- Kite, f 1 1 competed in the Efpert Double A. ing with Keyport. The Matawan of Interest la water sports have SelVeS. ' .'(x., class event. grammar school pUytr* whe geve Blenack, c added a new set of hatards, creat Molok, g .Coach Frank Jjsnpriln hat' to Other class winners were Tbtn way were well content that the add ing (a Increasing need for pro tection. Roma waterways have VfOfk morale-building with Us Morrison. Unaml Chib archer, with ed time the Matawan High piayen Connort, I put ia was well spent, as the aeon Sentartlero, g grown so popular that ersler-colng [layer* lo get them away from the 41) In the Expert A. dam; Mrs. traffic police and rigidly-enforced agslast Kwport showed. Beverage, g feme of mea going forth to be Joan Freaa, a member ol ths The Conference accordtagty had ■peed limits hive proved necet- mowed down; The Keypert-eeeeh Somerset Bowmea Chib, with 416 only one game last week, the Unto* eary. - u i n followed all Ipgfcal1 tactics in the Members «t the Keyport High Barbell Club are ingly. Ted BoeMer, a newcomer te the adhltf, la the Expert B cUsa. and Toay Beaeh-Keansburg contest et Keans- burg Grammar court It wei 6 Ualae Beach (11) game Friday lor a ieam la tha h the picture above bolding an official meet-' alio lakes nota of Dane’s technique. It Is called las Koppenberg, Indies Hm, whoet 901 tag. Maay presidents of dubs have the sense that bench press. grim battle all tha way to tha last OFF distressed state of Keyport and they are tning te lift dead weights, bat Larrv Dane, waa high in tha Bowmen d Others who are adding mnacular dimeaslea (for quarter. Keaaeburg atarted with a Hermans, f t 1 1 nothing worked. They got nowhere president of the KHS group, is doing It literally. He tbe aext football game with Matawaa (?)) are A> competition. rush and vaulted to u M tint b se n «a Us back la tbe left «f tbe picture batatfcg eeph CacarUle, w(th tha I6S*ouad bar, (center M O’Neill, ( 0 u trying to set up play* against a Vince Falco fired a high 3U quarter lead. Then Doacn Jim Rob Into the air a teenage ol 335 pounds la barbella.Harold picture), and Michael Schetuae wkh tbs B4 M Williams, f 1 I team like Matawan. ^edestofl, KHS faculty member, who Is sponsoring over the IS target course te taka bins’ Beechers showed the good weights. CacarUle jt doia* the barbell iqest Bad stuff of which they era made by Langu, 0 0 ) The lays could "jwmp" shoot this excellent development la the physical culerttlon Schettln* the seeded dumbeu press. down top laurels ia tha Archer Program of the school, views D ue s lorn approv rallying to pull up within one point Robhaon, g ) 11 against their traditional rivals it Class oompeUttoa while Frank Gro- McCarthy, g * 1 they had reboimders who could 01 their rivals 14-11 at hslftlme. Joseph Cacarillo is vice president ment and over 3000 pounds of Pa., the weightlifting capital of the ghans came through ig ili to post The Beechers go with Ronnie tpade Pan Kuzma and Tim Ma of the Keyport High Barbell Club weights. The function of the class M 7 II gee, but they do not. Improving world, where the fimed Barbell e 18), good enough to Win la the O'Neill inside end Sun Robinson with Rich Anderson tbe treasurer Is stated to be “to condition and factory is established. Them also outside 00 the paas-ln, drlve-ln, op- Standings their rebounding appears about all and John La gas, secretary. Mem Improve the appearance of tne will be a ‘‘Mister Physical Fltneas' Novice claas. UOA. team W L Pe. they can add to what they showed bership includes Ed Carnes, Ed body, to build a strong body and contest to determine which chib In the weekly tesm match shoot, Keansburg could not shake their Matawan Elementary 1 0 1.000 Friday. But even this will be a Park, Ralph Foss, James Moore, good health.” member actually is the more physl Algonquin posted a 1734 lo ll rivals through the third quarter, Middletown Intermediate 1 0 1.000 doubtful expedient as Matawan will Frank Crawford, Jim Coleridge, It Is only fitting that the club’s cally fit. A trophy will be awarded. Unaml and Indian Hill. Unaml the score being a tight M-13. The Keanaburg I 1 .133 BOWLERS be getting practice In rebounding Lew Wells, Ted Boehler, David La- Raritan Towmhlp 0 1 president, Larry Dane, should be The freshmen and sophomores archers scored MM while Indian Beechers were doing e sharp Job Inter New In die Interim, against Carteret's Conte, Michael Schettlao and Mi Ita lop weigh tlUter, having done work out Monday, Wednesday and ol keeping Ktamburg's uaually Union Beach 0 1 golng-Unjh-the-alr outft There chael Kaluzleiuki. Others probably 346 bench presacs. If you think it Friday from I a.m. to 11 aJD. The ilill archers posted 1113. high-scoring Larry Blenack under Keyport Recreations seems little left for the Keys but have signed ep by the time this ia eaay, see if you caa Iasi through Juniors aad stators perform the control. But at the start of the lest to. just talk "fight" to themselves picture was published. Just one. same days 1 p.m. 10 ( pjn. look KHS, MHS Tied quarter, three sixth graders, Bill Rolltr Skating to' put themselves in a properly The club h u six pieces of equip The club plans a trip to Yoih, out, Mata want Kalkhof, Butter Beverege end Ken B0WL-A-TH0N belligerent’ frame of mind for to Keyport snd- Matiwaa High Molok delighted the heert of their SOUTH AMBOY 8 Heer EndurMM Contest morrow night’s game, cosch, Bill DeMaio, by looping' In ' Wttdd' “Bomb” Basket bowlers continued tied halfway up ASENA Two M m Teami -A v. 350 in Shore Conference standlngsafter three shots that made the Keans All Is not smoothness In the Mat burg lead a secure one. When the Stovant and 6th Av«s. awan camp either. Coadies Bruce the Jan. 11 matches. The Keys lost score reached 31-11 with only two South Amboy * MscCutchcon and Dan Stankiewia AREA BOWLING SCORES to Rumson 1-1 and ths Matawan minutes lo pUy, Coach DeMalo M O O 00 1st PRIZE Open Bver^Nlght Bieept have no disposition to "rub it in" keglers tripped Atlantic Highlands, sent In subetltutloni. Entry Ltmltod te 20 Teami against Keyport; but they are con- alao l-l. John Hinds waa top of Fierce Fighting Spirit MAT-KEY FRIDAY NITEMEN State Farm Insurance 11 21 J. Tomitello 2C7.-2W Ti M P.M. t e n F.M. D us Te Be Aaaeaaeed lnmted with the desire-ot their all local bowlera with a IM game. But the Keansburg coach had Jan. 11 Lorrt’s Bar ai 21 J. Mura 343 Mstinie Saturday, Sunday, piayen to exceed the 7S-H record Tom Pieper’s 177 wia the best reckoned without the fierce fighting Cad CO 4-9386 score posted In 1836 by a M arae Teem W L Petalck Construction is a L. Birbetta 111 all Helldtys A. Espoelto 309 KHS score. spirit of the Beechers. They panlo- Admission .94 and Steel team against tha Red Mat-Key 300 Bar 14 14 Lakevlew Inn is 16 ed the Keansburg teem wtth a tor For Reservations 14 F. Brlen 260-113 and White. The Huskies would Angelo’s Liquor IS 16 Middletown Lanes n IN rid rally that had the Keansburg "bpmb" the basket tomorrow night, Camblea Trucking 24 M T. Drust 2M Ed Flynn Ihe Keyport Weekly M 24 Jim Fane a t gym In an uproar. The Beachert throwing the setting up d plays Stewart's "33" a » m dub S. BeUena S1S4II 314 Spencer Blessing 111 Rad the gap down to the point with JaJJ*,w Inda* time-wasting tor t Gaiter's Supply n it Harold Coward 214 C. Della Pietro B. Paulaoo 214 Mike Table 234 the Keensourgerw hanging on Air team out to set a math. It win Car Town U.S.A. 14 14 A. Palandrano m 101 dear life for the final whlstls U) 166 Carl Duncan be interesting to see how this M A G Transportation 14 10 Wayne Lockwood MAT-KEY SUN. MIXED ' 161 blow. Unioo Beach left the floor Harry Devine 217 Howard Smock Dog Obedience Classes works out. . Byrnes Tavern 11 33 Jem. 12 am Williams ' ill saaaperated that they had bean Keyport must win. of course, to Dutch Boy 17 XI MAT-KEY MONDAY MAJORS Joan Blesalng 201 beaten by the clock. The game was stay In the "BM Shore Coeferenee Morgan Pharmacy IS » Jaa. II Betty h Bddles 17 as Important one In that It ed- AKC SANCTIONED division (north) race. A seemingly Ml Sertee Team W L Ziegler's Electric Service 17 SUNDAY EARLY MIXED vei era Keansburg to a contending more practical aspect of the altu- M. Roselle 106-225-H6-C24 Marquet Pharmacy 41 U Em Jays Jaa .11 position. atlon is that, by puking a good 166 Cleh Burtew's Schuber*s Atlantic Team W Announcement Irom Oeorge showing agalnjtMstawaa. the Red Tom Hart 100 Covine Trucking n a Banman's Dairy Washington Auto larvtce tl Zuckermaa, publicity director ot New Class Starts Feb. 2ml and White players>111 be convinc Lea Bdiexxa 211 Bock Smith’s Hendrick's Dairy Four Rosee # the City of Asbury Park, abml ing their coich they can hold their Buddy Short »S there Insurance a a Orlaado Mason Conir. M. 17 S * H Green Starnes M' Elementary •chool baaket-bowl own’ S ' Central Jersey; Group IK, Walt Jones MO Matawan Keyport,Kee. JT M Kulu Boat Worka Pete's Gulf, Old In d ia .. . tournament this year Is of Interest e pm. . 166 M. M. Oolaa Ageacy te'Coateteaee teems. U la aa tol- pwre u tpny m m a p iii teaifF Colfax T.V. 3 3 ’ Vnd^SS^Niin Bani ' Urt! lows: The tournament Is open to . M liTtfiSTpait o T he stiterNeptunev Roger Momma , . 261 O. K. Sales ft Sendee u n Mai-Key 346 Bar C A CConstruction U M ell pubUo and parochial schools In thst haa shown themselves to be Ray Wlsnlewdqr . 2*4 Automatic Drinks 17 « Flamingo Bar Buffla Motors 21 » New Jersey, especially in Mon as good u Matawan. Joe TambunOo 204 666 Series Uliichsen Boat Works r m Nick's Beauty Saloa WA mouth, Ocean and Middlesex Coun MYSH0RE COMPANION DOS CLUB On Tuesday, Holfman High, Ray BonalsU 211 Fred Pinkney 205-222-223—450 Lester's Sunoco Service » 31 Dbda Let Bakery » » ties, end will be played lo the Con . 166 Chsb South Amboy, 'will Invade the Key M. Roselle 206-233 Bob Berry. Jr. 214-112-255-451 Bernice's Beauty Salon 21 31 vention Hall Mar. 1 to 16. 2 West Front Sr., Keyport port court and Matawan will Jour* Joe Sarageno 202 Jerry Scalzo ‘ U0-U1-110-421 Walling's Market 25 32 Gloria Caso M) Members ol the tournament com 235 Don Lammera HT ney to Wall Township. At for the R. Knoell Jerry Hettrick 226-U9-M6-415 Cliffs Seafood J«H nw mittee, Including Lester M. Ed- For Information Call KEantburg 6-1492-J Mat&watvWall Township contest, B. Walton 213-223 Joe Poulson 102-267-237—436 Haley's Sunoco Serv. 13 M Joe Voaa dlnger, Principal of Bond St. this seems only a question of B. 8. A B. Co. Ray Pedone JU School, Asbury Park; Mr. Zuclur- BAY5HOKE MERCHANT! Frapk Devlno 171-222-205—403 whether Coach MacCutrhnon wants C. Waiting 102-201-213—406 Fidelity Sake 21 33 Jim Foatl ^0t man; Paul Peluso, President ol the SHadyslde 1-7297 — OSborn 1-2679 to shut the gates of mercy. If Mat* Jaa. U Frink C«so 200 Asbury Park Board of Education Team W L BIU Willing 172-211-225—413 awaa does not get their 71 points George BaUnt 1JS-2M-206-4B Tom Leivy MONMOUTH CO. CATHOLIC and Sherman Mlschler, beach di COIfax 4-4792 The Matawan Journal 13 11 181-310-210—601’ record score against Keyport, there m a*b Joe Burgess Jia, O rector, aald present plana call for appears little to stop them from Raritan Bakery nw iw 211 aub having eome IS schools In the tour- J0V4 »V4 Joe Dapkeavich 226 Team w L getting such a score against Wall. Sdiaack's Heaters 219 Bill Harris 226 nement. Last year 17 achools took Pine Knot 10 11 Harry Ross St Ann’s No. 1 V 17 The Keyport-Hoffraan game John Overly 201 Charles Hendricks 303 307 part. • with ths wlnner'e trophy Keller a O'Brien m n v , 204 Biysbore Catholic Men M>/4 »»V4 could have the element of a con James Fontl 146 Millie HourahJb St Mary's No. 1 33 11 going to Ocean Township. Mat-Key 300 Bar Tom Parla 200 Fourth Year For Tournament test for all the way Matawan crush Fred Doran 205 Holy Family No. 1 13 22 ed the Governors 63-26. Coach Walt’s Tavern, 14 17 George. Beach 204 Now In its fourth yeer, the tour a Ed Matuszewski 206 Bayihore K of C No. 2 si‘/4 m Jimmy Croddick's boys hung on Kahle A Reed 22 223 Earl Jacobeen 213 nament hss expanded rapidly Into LOSING OUR LEASE Cerilone's Greenhouse 11 10 Tom Paris St Joseph'i »'/i against Ramson Friday lUght tor Bill Lerch ’ 211 Frank DeMarco 103 one ol the major grammar school Split Rock s « 201 Holy Fimily No 1 30W three quarters. Bob Bloodgood is Chariea Kaloz 204 Mike Hallorsn Catholic Wsr Vets 2) 13 tourneys In Ihe east. As a highlight top scorer for the Amboyans with John Urlch 227 Fred Wolf 203 20 29 for future planning the committee James Fontl 131-245-217—IIS Harry Johnson m Holy Family No. 3 the fteick . brothers, George and Joe McCoy 106 St Agnes No. 1 27W li living conaldoratlon to invltlnx • John, )ack Keller and Bob White H. Dickie lM-2tt-M5-4<7 a top grsmmar school baaketball Storewide Sale Bob Drugas 206 St Benedict's No. 2 271,4 making up the rest of their start* IN Chib IVY LEAGUE team from Mcilco or Canada to 111 Bill Cavlll 203 Jaa. 31 SI Catherine's No, 1 25 28 log lineup. The Governors had a Walt Garner Jim McCoy 201-201 compete against the winning team Bill Frlewald IM Team W L St Msry's No. 1 . 29 39 1.98 PLAY DOCTOR 8.95 Bowling Bags 4-6 record as of the weekend. 209 Marc Dooetelli 203 St Agnes No. 1 29 28 here in a post-seaton game, creat Lou Nisivoccia 201 McGuire's Oaka MW is1'! ing In effect, e "Worlds Series" of KB Joe Burgess Gallucct's Paalry 31 20 St. Catherine's No. 1 m m and NURSE KITS Bill York Jack DeFetlce grammar achool baaketball. ^ ^ ethers OK Crab Method Jerry Sisk 201 Hidden Brook Grinding 30J4 20*^ St. Ann’s No. 1 m » ii w a Ltat year tha following teams 9 9 < from 1.50 Ray Brennan 203 KEYPORT BUSINESSMENS Jeffrtee Flying "A” 30£ 20Vi St. Dorothea'e m The Stale Department of Conser 20 M participated, Ocean Grove; Tlnton James Fontl 245-117 LEAGUE Tkk-Tock Cleanera 29 21 St Benedict's No. 1 vation and Economic Development 202 26 21 Baythore K of C No. 1 Falls; Bond'S!., Asbury Pirk; St. Bill Morris Jaa. S Wickatunk Garage n>4 W/4 Cetherlne of Spring Lake; Holy 2.35 THERMOS announced fishermen now may Bud Mumma 2m Lavoie Libs., Inc. 27 24 St James 14 f power dredge.for crahs In the At Team W L Otf Series Spirit of Atbuiy Pirk; Bndley SARGENTS Al. Tlso 2M Bhgldoon Village 16 11 Magnells Inn 26 23 6 3 lantic tidal waters except In areas 213 Pete Brady U4-21»-149-*)i Pirk; Whltesvlllei West Lons Dick Spencer Middletown Laoee Bert's Aluminum Service 21 26 Breech; Middlesex; Bradley containing natural oyster and clam 206-243 Raritan Window Cleaning 11 12 . m Club ARTIST OILS H. Dickie Pro Shop N 21 145-210 School; Hllltl of Oceen Township; beds. The new order, which takes Will Rex 211 100 Ber 16 33 Pete Brady effect immediately, cancels a ban Ed. Pennetti Roofing ll 11 2M Mt. Ctrpiel of Asbury firk ; St, Chas. Schlraldl 201 Middletown Lanes . 14 a Marlboro Auto Wreckers ii'/4 m John Urk* 4.95 ZORO Imposed six weeks ago by ths Di MS Ot* U s McBride ZU Rote of Belmar; Dell; Union vision of Shell Fisheries. The de MIDDLETOWN MONDAY NRE Ei-Moe-Kl li a Bob WaSdmsna 211 Beach; Marlboro Township; High 5 0 % off 2SH27H Bob Mehm ■ 201 partment warned, however, that re MIXED LEAGUE Boathouse Tavern Tom Stair 316 lands; Brielle; Bangs Ave., Asbury HOLSTER SET Circle CSev. 26- 26 Tom Haralla , 221 moval of the' bin does not mean Tesm V L Ht«h O’Shaughoetiey 2 U Park; Wsli Central; Bradley that power dredging can be used Suburbia Golf Sendee » 11 Atco Tile Co. * v > m KEYPORT RECR. Stas B am 311 Beach; Brick Township; Star of the 1.50 Bkyde Tubes 27 » for taking dam s or oysters. Luigi's >1 O Keyport Wine A UqaOT Jaa. 31 Dave MarshtU 211-140 Sea of Lons Branch; Shark River Keyport Cleaners 21 M Hlllt; Leonardo end Point Pleetanl pwtr gn^frtMT Team W L Joba Price 111 31 M Tetm'i Casino ' 44 13 Paul ThdnUi 2M-200 Borough. 9 9 Scorai Coast s a C * C Builders 17&4 m Jim Malky m This year trophies also will pi 3.00 LITTLE GIRLS 466 Series Zlto's 37 10 Bob BaUwig J67 lo the runntr-up team and winner Ed. Ritter 1S2-22M04—<11 Tleroeys Beverage 21 » BUI Beta* 307 of Ihe consolation game, at well 4 ^ 0 DRUM SET COSMETIC KITS ATTENTION B6Chk H A H Gulf 27 10 Fred Schnldt 307 as a trophy for the outatsndlng E. Knlss 20 Hygrade Foods 2ii4 m ChuekCJederskl 206 player In tne tournament, selected **1 ” S. Slovenz 242 Joe’s Pet Shop it » Larry Lotito 201 by the sports writers. All memberi ‘2 ‘° BOAT BUILDERS M. Luxemburg 264 Andys Sporting Goods IS 42 GU OUat 201 of the championship team and run R. Preeton ' - 261 Chas, BdUn 201 ner up teem will be taken on a 2,00 AMT SCALE C NoW In Stock O. Slnnlera 203 Ed ZitO U4-21B-277—46J '19.95 HtR 22 P. Grsndesetfl 267 166 C kb KEY-MAT CHURCH WOMEN'S H. Devine , 211 Ed. Zllo 2U-271 MODEL CARS ( T s t t s i 4' ■' >' ' ' ' « L SINCU SHOT C, Dillion ■ m WiU Walling 260 ■ S | 2 9 ' E -D eulsch- 214 Ceti. Humphries 201 Keyport pipUrt m i»w *01,1.0* SJtllTllftf Boat Hull Grade Vic a tk 263 St Mery's ‘ '• »i a < MATAWAN-KEYPORT 209 s tio h a ’s MERCHANTS LEAGUE Bob Helfrlch ‘1 4 ‘* Joe Weber 202-211 Keyport Reformed Jaa. 21 269 Matawaa Baptist 6.95 SPALDING -Teem • ,.W" L Via lamaao Stan Pruchnflt 110 Matawan Methodist All Gr««ting Cards Plywood . Palmer Esso 36 U Bayvlrw Bob'Schaeffer 214 BADMINTON SET R^nua's . n a Calvary I ' Corine'S Tavern 28 21 Dick Aflea 211 Ernie Cupsle Hi Matawaa Trinity 4 ' x14 And 4'x l6' Burtew's Restaurant 21 B Matawaa PrtsbyterlM *3 ** ' 5 0 %.« Patio Pit 7TM»!4 FRIDAY NTTE EARLY BIRDS St,'Js*eph , - AtlaotlcTDe 24 2S ' ' - Jaa. S LulhentK. , Jaifs Sport Goods 24 27 W L Cslviry n . Pius Drastic Reductions On All Dolls • Toys In Three Thicknesses AD Bras. ' Raritan Rollers 37 17 Lutbena I Woodworking C a 21 a Lettereg's Deli 31 24 . m i Ser Games - Rods • Reals • Tackle • Models • Ouns 1/4 3/* 1/2 Larry's UphoMery Co. >*54 m i Kea-Brad Const M M Irene Medwldt 2H-1D-I0-4I4 Ammo • Bicycle Accessories ' Boots Old Mill Dairy n u MaMCey Rec. . 31 24 166 d a b Irena, Medwkk USE OUR LAY-AWAY PLAN — FOB TRUE VALUES SHOT AT 264 CM> Se. RHrr Elect r 21 a ' Work Gloves and Ice Skates S. w Bsnmaa's Dairy 3H41754 Rutn Dotson L. Morizio 2 1 1 Bay Drag Ce., Keyport 31 Janet Heper C. Daviao ^ M rack's Beaoty Shop 26 2S AnaUlrichsea P. ttm tuua* . ' M 25K2S!4 Harrie Ncorgan! Matawan Sporting Goods Co. a i m Foor 0 ’s n t* RadsWWta ■, iiiilu nt.lllll j . 1 Ruth Eovina 100 First Streq! COIfax 4-0500 K e y p o tt D. FBgrhnana M 4 B BIB Sleadota 2S1 K Q lh iM :; WO Mila S t 9te 8 DaMy M atntf' n c c f j l m (costbMil Id g o t (dsns) Minerva WooOey Pogt lw dv* — Fir*t Section THE MATAWAN JOURNAL, N. J. Thursday, January 28, I960 Old Bridge Girl LEGAL NOTICE Uon districts uatd at tbe last General ElecUon) h .v . be«n dMisnatadlMlow. On Probation and no person ahali vote at said meet ing elsewhere than mt the potUnf place The Matawan Journal Classified Ads Placedon probation tf(fr I stay designated tot -the voters ot the poll ing district in which he or she resitfe*: cf lest than seven weeks in the A member of the Board ot Educa SfeaHta State Home lor Girls, Bar tion must be at lesst 21 years of age. a citizen and resident of the school bara Diane PlaLsted, the 15-ysar- district, and have been a citizen and HOUSES FOR SALE FOR RENT SERVICES FOR SALE old grade school girl who ran resident (or at least three yean Ira- EXCELLENT corner home near PLEASANT furnished room la Key- fiOLDfef) AGE Rest Home, 21 Hud mediately preceding his or her be RUGS, used, 9x12, 8x10, 12x15, ■way to Texas a year ago with a coming a member of such Board, and shopping center, schools and bu* port; near schools, bus line, rail son Street, Freehold. A retire 11x22. Braided 13x16. Beds com* 39-year-old milkman, w a s back m ust be stye to read and write; «h«U line. 3 bedrooms, sewing room and road station. Writs Box A in care ment home of distinction for men not be interested directly or indirectly plete, maple china closet, desks. - home with her Old Bridge family in any contact with or claim against bath 2nd floor, living room, dining ol this newspaper. wjtl and women; all tbe comfort and large Duncan Phyfe drop leaf Tuesday^ the board. room, den and new kitchen on 1st APARTMENT, 3 rooms and bath. convenience of your own home. For table. Open 9 to 9, Shore furniture. E very Citizen of the UniLed States floor. Partial cellar, oil hot water further information call FReehold After a court session lasting less of the age of 21 years who shall have Call LOwell 6-3975. wjtf Route 35, Laurence Harbor. wj23 than five minutes Tuesday morn been a resident of the Stale 6 months heat, garage. Selling price $11,200 B-0567 or Holmdel Nursing Home, and of the county in which he claims on basis of assuming present mort APARTMENT 3 roonls and bath, WHItney 6-4142. wjtf TWO twin beds with springs; com ing, Juvenile Court Judge Aidoua his vole sixty days next be/ore tfie bination wood storm door and election and who his been permanent gage. $3000 down payment, $81 unfurnished, newly decorated, INCOME TAX returns filfed. John Appleton placed Barbara Diane oa ly registered in the municipal election windows; chest of drawers. Rea> per month including principal, in heat, water and .electric range J. Waraock, COIfax 4-2374, J. F. two-year probation and warned her district at least forty days prior to supplied. $S0 per month. Call sonable. Call LOwell 6*2257 until to ‘‘stay out of trouble." , the date of ihe election, ahail.be en terest and taxes. Carlton H. Pol McQuarrie, COIfax 4-1059. Week titled \o vote at the school election COIfax 4-1871 wjtf 5 p.m. or LOwell 6 0693. wj2$ The judge said later that her de- Application for military or clviiun ing, Realtor, 38 Highway 36, Key days after 7 p.m., Saturdays 9 a m absentee ballots may be made to the port. Call COlfax 4-1915. wj2g AUTOMATIC washer in running clsion was influenced by recom secretary of the Board of Education HA2 LET three bedroom ranch to 5 p.m.______wj4 mendations received from officials POLUNG DISTRICT NO. 1 home, all tile bath. Urge lot, INCOME TAX filed by Graduate condition, $20. Space heater,1 83,. Polling place at the Matawan High 400 BTU's with blower. Will heat of the Trenton institution. The girl School at Broad and Church Streets WALKER & WALKER near shopping and school. Chil Accountant and tax expert was represented in court by Ben in the Borough of Matawan la tbe dren accepted. Crfll COIfax 4-6084. (N.Y.U. 1926) at your home or mine 6 rooms or garage type building. jamin Kleinberg, South River at School District, lor legal voters re* REALTORS ______w)28 Call LOwell 6-9724 days, evenings siding within General Election Dis '* ' by appointment. 'C. Walters, 52 torney. Barbara Diane was sen tricts N o/« 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 of the Crescent S t, Keansburg, KE 6-0723. COIfax 4-2773. , , wj2S Borough of Matawan. and General Highway 39, Haxlet APARTMENT: furnished, 3 large tenced by Judge Appleton on Dec. Election D istrict No. 1 of the Town« IF YOU WEAR size 7, 12 or M you Palawan. • COH&ji <-5211 rooms and bath. Heat and hot PARKER Boarding Home for aged • 3, 1959, to serve an indertermlnate chip‘ ‘ ol Ma------men and women; 24 hour super may be able to select • gqod- period tn the home for juvenile de- POLLING DISTRICT NO. 1 ‘ Open T Pays water supplied. Adults only. Phone Polling place at tha Cliff wood Gram COIfax 4-0014 any evening after 6 vision; Individual diets. Licensed value during our final sale. Sofne «Kl«noy- ... m ar School, CUffwood AvenUe, Mata* wan Township in the School District LOW Monthly Payments! Three •P.hl______wJ28 by State of New Jeresey. Reason dresses reduced to $5. Helen M. Serving Prlsea Term for legal voters residing within Gen> able rates. IV, miles south ot Rapp Dress Shop, 340 Main St., eral ElecUon Districts No.'s % % bedroom split level home with Ernest Corrao, tha former Old 104 NEWLY decorated furnished room, Keyport. Call COl/ax 4-2727. w'flB of the Township of Matawan. 1% baths, modern kitchen and Matawan light, Highway 34; oppo Bridge milkman who took Barbara Signed - - reasonable rent. Private site White Gate Inn. Call LOwell “On* refrigerator, yes — but how could ft Harry Troller - separate dining room;' wtll kept FAMOUS NAME brand, first qual* Diane to Texas last January, w u trance, inquire Dutch Motel* Higli- 6-0611. JU sentenced Nov. II to serve thrts- Want Ad Mil you TW Of' ‘ ■ Secretary - 'a --- home equipped with aluminum ity nylons, box of 3, $1-3$; seam Matawan Township Board * iy r35 fc Holmdel Road, Hazlet. less, box, $2.37. All occasion cards, to-sii years In tbe Mew Jersey of Education combination screens and storm Call COIfax 4-4142. wjM HELP WANTED J» U9-M . door; cyclone fenced back yaril. etc., box, .89. Beautiful hglf ilipi, Stats Prison for abduction, carnal Matawan board member on this. LARGE 3 room m6dem apartment, E x p e rie n c e d sewing machine abuse Md desertion of his wife and Claim K«aniburg Man Existing Veteran’s mortgage ot $1.49; full slips, $1.69. 500 name .But professional opinion on this ‘ 8-a«o Maple Place near six corners, operators on children's outer and address labels, 3 lines,. 25; three children. SHERIFF’S BALE 4%% interest may be assumed. Keyport. Heat and hot water sup wear and men’s robes. Apply Bay- During the six months they spent Part Of Theft Ring proposal Is 'that there would bt SUPERIOR COURT OF Monthly payments W1.00 Include words, $1.50; pocket printing, same NEW JERSEY piled, $99 per month. No dogs. Call shore Togs, Locust St., Keyport, printing, $1.50. Call to see styles, Ja-Wtanle, Tex., Barbara Diane great difficulty In fitting the Madi CHANCERY DIVISION Insurance and taxes. Located In U. S. Secret Service agents In KEansburg 8-4786.______' wj28 Call COIfax 4-5866 ask for John. colors and sizes, COIfax 4-1962, if / claimed later, Corrao threatened tu son curriculum plan Into a split MONMOUTH COUNTY Haven Park and selling for $14,000, Classes for beginners will be held \ kill her If she attempted to call or Newark report that Joseph P. Docket No. F B3«4» APARTMENT, 4 rooms, 2nd floor, no answer, LOwell 6-4016. wj2S Frees, 43, of 79 Maple Ave., Keans session at a high school laid out Mohawk Savings and Loan Aasocl' at the factory 5 p.m. to 6 p.m. Mob- I write to her parents In an attempt ation, a Corporation of New Jersey, ANOTHER TRANSFER - Amazing located 68 Elizabeth St., Keyport. day thru' Thursday. V. wjtf MOBILE HOME, 1958 Skyliner, to get borne. The Plalsteds former burg, w u one of four members of like Hoffman, that a faculty would PlainUtf vs: Frederick Herman Lota ly low assumption of tPOt can Available February 1st. Inquire 56 x B, 2 bedrooms, cfrnpletely et al . Defendants MIDDLE AGED man, general work ly lived on Oak Rd. and the Cor- nation-wide ring distributing have to be. organized under trying By virtue of a writ of execution in take over Veterans mortgage tyt% F. W. BUtner Agency, 56 Main St., furnished, $2400. .Call COlfax raos on Riverdale Ave., Old Bridge. the above atatsd action to me direct* thla 3-bedroora ranch in ex Keyport. Call COIfax 4-2916. wJ28 ln restaurant. Apply Rollo Post 4-7114 after 5; 30 p.m. .. . wj28 stolen government bonds in North conditions for obtaining teaching ed, I ahall expose for sale at public The families were friendly and cellent condition equipped, with House, 6 Corners, Keyport. wJ28 Jersey cities and other parti ol personnel and there la not even a vendue, at the Court House In the APARTMENT, 3 rooms, heat and Aluminum Windows Corrao frequently droyg Barbara Borough of Freehold, County of Mon* new washer and diyer, aluminum hot water supplied. Call COIfax BUS DRIVER, commercial ex the country. high school principal on duty yet mouth, New Jersey on Monday, perience necessary, bus . ICC. or Diane and her two younger sisters the Bth day of February, 1990, at 2 combination screens, windows and 4-09M or Hlllcrest 2-1980. wjtt Venetian Blinds home from the Willis School ;in Agents report that the ring to organise the movement. The o'clock, P.M., Prevailing Time. jalousied doors, Quick occupancy; PUC common carrier experience, Free Estimates APARTMENT, rooms, unfurn Madison Township, where she was Cashed over 1100,000 worth of the hazards are considered as such All the followlnf tract or parcel of walking distance to new grade helpful, steady work. Apply Rollo No Money Down In th« alghth grade before aha went that an emergency jump back Into land and the premises hereinafter Ished, newly decorated, heat and Transit Corp., 279 Broadway, Key Karl A. Frantz, COIfas •tw o securities during the past particularly described, situate, lying school. Veteran with tax exemp hot water supplied.” Available im •way with Corrao. the tuition student setup would and being in the Township of Mata* tion — $8j-0O monthly payment^. port. ___ ' ' ' • wjtf ■■ „j(i wShe claimed later that he flnt nips months. Tbe Keansbiirg man have to be made in September and wan in the County or Monmouth and $97.00 for Non Vets. mediately, centrally located. Adults MEN witit cars for light delivery USED refrigerators, $49.99 and up. State of New Jersey: only. $70 per month. Call after 9 ^S 1«M Us attentions on her about waj placed under 130.000 bond then there would b< chaos indeed. Numbered and distinguished as Lots W j» work. Part time, morning, after Good condition. Pete's In t. COl- 139, and 130 In Block I on the m ap p.m. COlfax 4-3592. wj2S two months before tbe abduction pending arraignment in Newark, Dr. Pollack favored having the DESIRABLE Keyport home, 1 bed noon or evening. Cell KEanaburg fas 4-2700 qr KEansburg £|1M .. Madison Board poll eacli receiving designated as Cllffwood Beach in THREE rooms and bath, $89 per and kept her from telling by mak It was reported. Matawan Township being Section lk rooms, bath, living room, dining 6-1181 between the hours of 4 p.m. wjtf ing her believe she would |>e placed district and find out what maxi November 1933 which map has been room, sun parlor, kitchen, screened month. 4 rooms.and bath, $90 and 5 p.m. . . . . w)26 IjSED TELEVISION SETS- mum relief could be offered in the /lied Jn Monmouth County Clirk’t per month. 3 rooms and bath, In a ‘‘home" If their relationship Office April 3, 1934 In Case No. «ft*l. front porch, full cellar; oil steam SALESLADY. Womens and Chil AND APPLIANCES , became known. emergency. There waa a view this Being aU of lots ao and 130' in furnished, $100 per month.. Ref Largs selection to eho State Action Block ft, Section 1 on the map ol lots heat, garage, (Minimum drens wear. Some experience was "good" but an apprehension aforesaid, * * ...... P. H. A. down payment M90). Carl erences required. Carlton H. Pol- VILLAGE TV, E. Front a Bfosd that the universal answer would be Ingr Realtor, 39 Highway 36, Key' preferred. Westrelch’s, 49 W. Front Driver Sum Madison (continued from page one) Being commonly known as ttt Pros* ton H. Poling, Realtor, 33 Highway St., Keyport. ' 1 wj28* S t, Keyport. ' wjtf lame would happen in Matawan “none." The upshot was to throw peot Avenue. Cllffwood Besch, Mon* U, Keyport Call COIfax 4-1918. port. Call COIfax 4-1918. wJM the matter In Trenton's lap. mouth County, New Jersey and deeig* NEW and used pianos and organs. Township Police Dept, or anywhere else. William Kerr oafed as Lots U t, and 230, Block $ wJ2S OFFICE space available In Carlton INSTRUCTION Highway 19, Hulet, COlfax 4 on the tax map of theis “ Township *' ol * H. Poling Real Estate Building, The Madison Township Police De and Dr. WlUlim J. Sample. Madi Matawan, Monmouth County, New MATAWAN, Cape Cod, newly dec LEARN to sew at The Sewing 4077. wjtf Jersey. 38 Highway ]6, Keyport. Carlton Studio, 187 Washington' St, Key partment and Police Sgt. William son superintendent, conveyed word The spproxlmate amount of the orated, 4 rooms and bath, expan RUGS never used, S x 11 — <31. Township Squad H. Poling, owner. Call COIfax port; 3 classes dally. COlfu 4 Burlew have been named defen from Dr. James E. Tustin, South ludgment to be satisfied by said aale sion attic, fireplace, -attached 4-1916. wJM 9x19-$39. G.E. Vacuum $». (continued from page one) Is ihe sum of $9*003.00 together with garage. $19,000. Sterling MpCann, 6584. wjll* Call until 7 p.m. SHadyside 1-142$. dant* In a Mlddleaex County Court Amboy superintendent, that t h e the eoata ot this aale. automobile negligence suit filed by Volunteers interested In serving IRA K. WOLCOTT. Sheriff, Real Estate, 293 Broad St., Key AUTOS FOR SALE LEARN to key punch, bp a person ______wjtf. South Amboy budget would not with the squad should contact -him Dated pec. 39, 19S9 r port. COIfax 4-1376. J28 a Morgan resident. Louis JT Cohen, A tty. 1993 CHRYsi-ER, black, fluid ln demand. Individual Instruc WE BUY and sell new and use4 Stanley W. Muskal Jr., 23 Vine stand revision upward to take In at LOwell 6-0111 for further Infor J4 130,17 drive, all new tires, goiod con tion on latest I.BJi. 0-24 key punch . pianos, organs. Hlway Accordion mation: RANCH homes, $10,600; $14,000; yard Rd., Morgan, charges the de more Madison puplla. $19,000; $16,600; $17.00(1; $17,400; dition. Price $279. Call COIfax machine. Classes limited to .4 Center, next to Loew’s 19 Orive-Io. partment and officer Burlew with Mr. Watsoo, who Is Madison fi HM $17,900; $19,000;- $19,500. Lowest 4-1676. • W)28' students. Sayrevllle location. Call Call COlfax 4-47M. wjtl. negligence in a Mar. 8, 1931), acci LEGAL NOTICE SHERIFF’S SALE ParkwagJ1-7906. WJH nance chairman, noted that was an SUPERIOR COURT OF down payments. Sterling McCann, 1994 PLYMOUTH 2 door coach; dent oa Ocean Blvd., Madlion N B W JE R 8 E Y Real Estate, 293 Broad St., Key. radio, heater, white wall tires, Township, when Mr Musical's car especially bad feature of the whole LAW DIVISION WANTED TO RENT ' SHOPPERS MONMOUTH COUNTY port. COIfax 4-1376. |28 good condition. If Interested ,ca\l DELIGHT struck a parked police vehicle. altuatlon. He pointed out the public Docket No. J4«63
rest of the country. The number Will Give Night Discuss Most Efficient Use Of Farm Labor Grave Shortage of approved training programs ;n State Chamber To the NaUon increased from 21S to Home Ec Courses Of Psychiatrists 245. Visit Washington A full evening curriculum in }Aore dooors than ever before ore Ee.rly in 1958, N«v/ Jer^y e&- The armuft) Congre*j.Itwfll home economics leading to ■ de deciding ta bocome psychiatrists, tablit^hed tp office of psychiatric, ^ccpiion and dinner of the New J gree for put-time students will be but there are still grave shortages, education. Now thers exists fully sey Suite Chatr.bir ot Commerce introduced by University College, 56 per-cent nationwide .and by per accredited residency programs in wSI be held oo Tliursday, Feb. 4, the evening division of Rutgers. cent for New Jersey, in tho num State hospitals at Trenton, Ancora. at the Hotel Statler, Washington, The State University, in Septemb*. ber of psychiatrists needed. D. C., according to Irving T. Gumh, MartUqro. Greyslone Park and the Tbe new program, a co-operative The New Jersey Association tor executive vice president of" the undertaking between University Mental Health loduy reported that Ni‘uro-Ps>chiatric Institute, a n d State Chamber. College and the home economics the number of doctors entering Euttx County Overbrook Mental This will mark th t ISid year that department of Douglass College, is training programs to become psy Hospital. the State Chamber has cvitductud designed to enable employed per chiatrists jumped 30 per cent tn This program, which also trains the event in Washington lo honor sons to qualify for professional oa the Nation, from 1(174 to 2721, be New Jersey's Cougresslonul dele reer in bonae economics. future psychologists, social work* gation. Members and apodal guoita tween 11)56 and 1958. This infor era, nurses and occupaiimuU ther In announcing the addition cl mation comes from a survey con of the Chamber will travel to the apists, holds aew hope for New nation's capital aboard a special home economics to th j Rutgers eve ducted by the American Psychiatric Jersey's meatally HI, aaid Mrs. ning college's degree offering. Dr. Association aad National Associ Pennsylvania Railroad train. More . Tnunsn. Another promising liyri than 000 are expected to attend. Ernest E. McMahon, dean, said th< ation for Mental Health, Kaa been the 17 per ceat tsmreaae program win lead to’ a B. S. De Mrs. Robert 0. TnunM, Upper The reception, at which they will ia the number of psychiatriati io meet New Jersey Senator! and gree with instruction offered in Montclair, atste Information chair New Jersey li^ce 1VSI. f both the Newark and New Bruns man, oooameated, "While It is very Representatives, will be at I p.m. wick centers. .. encouraging to see auch an lacrosse The dinner will begin one hour lat^r While fee progrwrf wili be m hi t h e number of future psy Revoke Six Licenses in tha Presidential ballroom. ' augurated in tbe fall, students may chiatrists available to New Jersey |n Boynhore Section Gov. Robert B. Meyner will ic- begin, with the coming spring term, and other stttes, It really makes company tha group ol New Jersey certain oovnes which m a y b'J a very small dent in meeting the and revocation nf business leaden, members of the transferred later to the new degree shortages. driving privileges were ordered lor Ueglslsture, slate department curriculum, according to the dean. Should Train Doctors six art* moUMiits, U wai sn head* and cither government of< Besides tbe bnsic requirements "If we are to give tha rtgki kind nounced by Ned J. Piraeklna, "act- fldab. ■ ,'. ~'T / •*" ' common to all University College Plans h r the mast efficient ase af farm labor during Iha ______LucenteM, Keyport; Cl Man D. Cnriough, Upper Saddle River; E M * af p«ycl)iatrie car* to ttsn mlttkms ln | director of the-Stole OMaioa T» F*mU* Al Dinner season were discussed by the Fana Labor Advisory Committee to dn Caautt, Jehatesva, Who reuses ratal Frank N u n , Vlneealswa.' " * who seed It, thousands of young of Motor Vehicles, ‘ degree programs, the home eco New Jcsaey Department of Labe* a r f Industry during a recent ' Strtag, Hairissnvllle. aad John M d b Crsnhary, Theodor* H. Jtme* P. Stewart, pnsldunt ol nomics program will cover per in Trenton. Seated, left to ri^ t, ane Alvin Thompson, Bw ssathsr cauwaktee member, was anaWs to he present. AM com ...... doctors ahoMd b* Mlerias these Under the point system, Robert th* State Chamber and pniilfleni sonal a a d family management, Depmy Labor «■* ladaatry Canmsimtoner George S. Pfaus; members represent leadhg giowara and larm orgaolzatieaa la New twn-to-flve year training programs 0. Wpt, It, of « Edgeview Rd , ot llm DaUval Steam Turbine Com- child development, foods and nu Frank T. Judy^af * f Mvwon e^EmgMyment Security; and Carletoo Jersey. rather than the few hundred jrho Keyport, had hi* license revoked paay, Trenton, will preside at the trition. clothing and textiles, bous Heritage same order, are Dominie do now," she added. for two months altar convictioca dinner, Informal addmMs will be ing and home furnishings. Acoardiag to the National Associ oa charges of maklag aa Improper presented by New Jersey's Sena _ Many, Itif w ls For Project ation tor Mental Health, miaUmun tun. two careieas driving founts tors: Clifford P. Case, Rahway, and Aid Many in S*rvkm At Israel Bonds health aeeda require at least OSK and'violation of marked latte* A Harrison A. Williams Jr.. Westfield, The protect grows out of requests Sees Continued School Papers In Conference In N. Y. psychiatrist lor every 61M persons. similar revocation was brdered for and by Oov, Meyner. from ihe AanericaaDietetlc Associ Year-end comparisons have Oa this basis, Hew Jersey should Anfhoay l>. Nappe, 40, ol 70S "This mid-winter event." Mr, ation, New Jersey Home Eco ■own that the work of the Mon-: Mbs B. Dorothy Cohen, 71 Broad nomics Asracietiee, and tbe New County Growth TB Press Project have IN payddatiisu Instead ol Eighth St., Union Beach. Oumb said, “Is s tradition now ol mouth County Chapter of th * One-month suspensions . f o r almost a quarter century It offers Jersey State Dqaartmeai al Edu Monmouth Couaty, with its ad ' Three’ Monmouth County School 'SL, Keyport, chalnaaa lor the th* currtat I H and tha aatkin American Red Cram la giving tods IMOO more psychiatrists in speeding were ordered h r Andrew men of New Jersey business, in- cation for M|p In,preparing tu n e vantage ef epea areos lor indus various forms af assistance to Ben publication* have been entered In of Israel Bend* la the bay- trial caastractiod aad uperattan, as I women in the armed forces Mttloa |o tha JM Q In practice. J. Qaall. lit Southwood Dr., Old dull ry and agriculture tlie oppor economic* gradaates to meet a the New Jersey Tuberadotl) and area, recently attended a Bridge; Betty Ann Forhel,,SI Bou well as for large-scale hone and their families and to voterans 01 Iha total aasaber of doctors tunity of meeting their Senator* mounting! aeries «f needs, accont- af the Board of Gov- in paycUatrio rooMmeta. 4Q per ncily St,, Union Beach; Roy A and Representatives, and discuss lng to Deaa McMabon. . lag, appears te be in for a con I their families, la stabiltdag ta fisalAi' Association School- Press • n a n lor the State of Israel Bondi cent receivad their training in Weider, 41 Comptoa Av*., West ing Isitie* to come M ore Iho Con- These needs Include additional tinuance of the growth that has tha neighborhood of JMO cases a Piojecf.’ 11n papers were selected highlighted the last decade, sccor*- a t tha BUtmara Hotel In New Yortc, lortoga medkal achoais. Mrs. Tru- Keansburg, aad Salvatore J, Spi- grets during tht yesr," home tcosomfca ttn tiw n year. In 1SU Iha total wai M l by fudge* fran entries submlHed maa aaid that la New Jetraey IS nella, 21 Stanford Dr., lliilet. The Chsmher'a special train will tltians for welfare ageiwtea, hos Ing-to Aitbar Rieder, vice presi 1 last year the total was 2SM. la the Monlaotith County project, David Hnrowits, greatest economist dent of Lawyers Mortgage aad Title per M il er* foreign tralaod. original* st Pennsylvania Station, pitals, and industrial concerns; these cases required, among other sponsored by the Menfienth Ommty of tho State of Israel, wss Iho Paraien’Tralned Increase Noted Home fires increa«ed aleadlly New York, and will slop In Now. home ecnamnlcs writers tor maga- Co. of Teaneck. things, financial assistance totaling main speaker at the dinner. ttW.OB In 1039 as against (1MSI.70 Orgaaizstion lor Social Service, Since ISM in the nation, the num during the 1050‘s, Home* now are ark. N ew Brunswick, Trimton,'" tinea and nempapers; , ehasslsa "Pt^uUlion in the county/' Mr. being destroyed or damaged it Ihe ia 1958, according to Jacah O. Herr, wnty tuberculosis aiaoclatioa. ' Misa Cohen also, while there, at' ber of foreign trained doctors In North Phllsdtlphls, JOth Sl. Phils- workers; faod service managers; Rieder poiated out. “has rises 31 psychlstrlc residences Increased }| rate of nearly 000,000 per year ilelphla and Wilmington. Del. It and researchers. . per cent in the last 10 years, from Deal, chairman of the home serv The tl)rfe county wianers are Red tended a conference of the Israel ice committee, the Volunteer com Bank Catholic, ttefl Bank High Investors Corporation under the di Jter cent while physlcisns with Property damage amounts to about will reach Washington ippniKlmnle- The Rntgen evening college’s 233,000 In IM to 300,OM at the be American degrees roae only U per 870,000,00(1 annually, while cktaa tu ly one bour before ths reception mittee which supeArise* the w rk School and Mlddlejpw* Tm m Wp! home economic* ihk|or will.follow ginning of this year. In even less rection' of Samuel Rnthberg. lost. be>|ilna. et the home servlet department. High School Pwrpoee of the pro cent. 1100 lives are being DefoctUo closely daytiaM college hone eco time, retail tales in the area have Chicago, 111 , who recently has re The survey shows that the New or unsafe testing equipment, snd nomics programs. Home cotmam- soared in slightly better proportion, ject wa* to focus the attention af achool paper readers ht tuberculo- turned from the State of lsrenl England snd Mld^Atlantlc StatoM thoughtless fsrolly sctlvltiei so- Thu wtmk, why don't vou look ics courses beiag offered la the from 1324.190,000 in 19M to an esti cootrol programs In schools have almost twice as many resi count for the g re a te st num ber of Ihrwtfth tlie window* of your mated $40,000,000 in IM. where he was the Invited guest of JT spring term in New Brunswick Name Best Young dent physicians is psychiatry as the "lire stuUalln " I church fmm the litatdc which may be applied toward tbe and In the communities and slso to the Government ol IsraeL "While a great deal of credit lor emphasize careers In health. n ew degrea program are food this phenomenal Hh Is doe tn Mon Judges for Monmouth County preparation and dothing selection Farmer Judges mouth's Ideal location, and the wen Dr. George McDonnell, Free* and construction. Food preparation presence of recreation areas new Judges who will select the com* hold, medical director at Allen- covers the rtudy, selection, aod one's home and work, the lull im inanity's outstanding young farmer wood Tuberculosis Hospital; Wil comparison of food products ia re port ef the Garden State Parkway were announced by George W. Si' liam M. Smith, Long Branch, for lation to quality, time, aod money now Is being fell/* tbe Lawyers ver jr., chairman of the Freehold mer county superintendent of management, with emphasis aa Mortgage'executive added. Jaycee committee now midway schools and a former Aflenweod basic principles al food preparation. Family Incomes laeransed through a comty-wUe search for Hospital patient; Frits Cleary, The clothing course analyzes prob passible "conteafer*.” school editor of the Asbury Path lems Involving the choice aI de T h is is Indicated In the figure} on family incomes. These have Termed top atrforttere authors eaa. and Mr*. Deuglaa Mar sign, fabric, sad method of cloth-. ties, the judging panel Includes: shall, Crawlord'a Corner Rd.. Holm* Ing construction, selection, aad pur risen, f a r Ihe empty, tram P C ,000.000 in 1949 to more than Richard O. Rice, Associate Mon- del, chairman of the MCOSS TB chasing for family use, a t well as nouth County Akricntture A cut; committee, ■ • the carepf modem textiles. (760,000,000 today, a-more thsm.l
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Coca Cola ' - f ... Reg pVn i she deposit I S » w TVUS COUPON ViTTU Onl» freehold t a i Keyport Adult Ki u From Food Sate ! lim itExpire* 8»ti JW>- Citrus for Health ORANGETRESHPAK JUICE . 1C CAMPBELL'S FLORIDA-TEMPLE l< M -o i. 6 89 cqni- GRAND UNION Chlckm Q A C I MOTT'S * 8*ax. “j r f & v — , POT MMS&, pkgi- 6n“ S T S l HOLLAND H A LL ‘ , ; ■ I APPLESAUCE 2 s ? . 2 y - 1CB CREAM KITCHEN GARDEN pt. IwStt E xp ire * Straw b erries 2'° “ |ar pktf*. 3 9 ‘ MAYONNAISE j 39‘ MORTON ' DIKNIRS ' S ’ 'iT 4 9 * FRESHPAK KITCHEN CARDEN qt. PRUNE JUICE bcttlt GREEN PEAS 21 pkg*-°012 9 ‘ STOUFFER'S ESCALLOPEO KLEENEX • ' with ll- o i. NOODLES pkg. 6 5 ‘ FACIAL TISSUE % 25c STOUFFER'S with CHEESE MACARONI 35 PRINCE MEAT or MUSHROOM .... „ SPAGHETTI SAUCI FRESH CITRUS CYPRESS o, SMbfMfe F lfiW I w . phf« R IED * C Y t - lt o l. ik f . CARDENS |Jf * PrfMb PrlM * Spinach BEEF or HORSEMEAT CHUNKS , FRUIT SALAD • . SBAB ROOK FARM—lt*5* Ml. * Mlx«d V«g*tabl«s ALPO DOG POOD IIR M IY « - M - w . I U , HITOHKH QARDIM—4<«x. tha. SPINACH WASHED ulla TAKE TEA AND SEE V ' ; . READY TO COOK pkg, V B lH N C O ll ' O r t M l H M CRISP •% V°UR M . J L A c • Mix 'N' IETUY TEABAGS . , FRESH M CHOICE 4 for 0 “ MATCH STRAWBERRY - RASPBERRY-CHERRY TOSSID SALAD JEULODESSERT S^FE with these EVERYDAY LOW PRICES! GET TRIPLE-S BLUE STAMPS, TOO! TIDE or CHEER PEL M O N T I SUGAR 5 47- DjnERGENT 3 1 TOMATO SAUCE^J 6 k s 5 5 f lb pV« COUPON WITH BOLD MEDAL FLOUB 1 0 t4 8 o HERSHEY SYRUP 2 ’.V" 38c POST ALPHA BITS ' ^ 2 B e Onl7 Adnlt A t . - A M COOpM WESSON OIL $ 61 o SCOHISSUE 4 Z 49 c LOB CABIN SYRUP B7e limit:iiu ■la Eiplrt* S»t, ' IO-o i, $ | 49 IZ-M. CHICKEN O’SEA TUNA SS,31c INSTANT COFFEE M„™ " (.r I PEANUT BUnER Er OHEEZ WHIZ » ' ^ BBo NIBLETSCORN 2 33o PUNCHINELLO £& 3 TORINO OLIVE OIL /Jj*- 61c MOTTS BRINK W 3 : r BBo CARNATION MILK W B “ * r mtdlvm i PET DRY BIIU ^ 890 IVORY SOAP 3 fcsn i SIMONIZE FLOOR WAX &
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; Vbll lYoor TWpW RMtetaiKlM CmUt Al J tt lUta SirM, K tu ilttl|.- « M i'R U « r TU I W - CtoMd M t H v ■ I 0* H rf till' k iw f« V/'•••••,- -i. uraday. Jam m y 28, 1960 THE MATAWAN JOURNAL, N. J. Pag* On* — Second Section'
i t h N a s o n Couple Wed In Cheesequake Services For Refresher Course Engagement Parents Welcome New Arrivals Newfcaid-FtlU reds Jam es L iu Old Bridge Man Mr. and Mn. CUatoa Folts, 28 To Start Feb. 2 Fierro AV*-, Mitawan, announce Funeral servces were held Fri Announcement h u been made Elizabeth France* Naaoa, Carapanella O’Ntll the engagement of their daughter, s ot Mr*. Fraacis McGrath, day afternoon at 2.3V p.m. at the that the third 64-hour refresher Bonnie Marie, to Wiynt Cooler Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Camptnel- Mr. and Mra. Robert O'Neil, 812 WjUis PI., Keansburg and the First Presbyterian Church, South course for practical nurses will Newhtrd, son of Mr. ind Mra. Amboy, for Laurence Young, 38, ot la, 139 Poole Ave., Union Beach, Second St., Union Beach, art the start at Fitkln Memorial Hoapltal, George Warren, 17 Woodland Ave., Mr. MoGffcth, became the parent! of I daughter, born iu of Janes Liu. 28$ Main S'., 18 Ledge Terr., Old Bridge, who ire the parents of a daughter, born Neptune, Feb. 2 w ith Mn. Mountain Laket. died Jan. 19, 1960 In Perth Amboy Perth Amboy Hospital. lansburg, son of Mr. aad Mrs. Tuesday. Jan. II, 1900. in MOn- Catherine Dillon, director of nurses Miss Folti Is s student st Mata General Hospital after a short ill i t the hospital, in charge, Any vei Fah Liu, Shanghai, China, .mouth Medical Center Mrt. Cam- RsUnaea wan High School. Mr. Newhard iturday, Jaa. 23, 1960, at 2:30 p.m. ness. The Rev. Kenneth Cragg of licensed practical nurse and all penellt is the former Miu Eileen Mr. and Mra. Richard Robinson was graduated from Freehold Re le Rev. Anthony Luisini perform- ficiated. Interment under the di members of the Licensed Practical gional High School, Class of 1819. rection of the Mason-Wilaon Funer Friei, Union Beach. ire the parents of i ton, Girrett Nurte Association may Join. When the -double ring ceremony in Sl. Richard, born Saturday, Jan. 23, He is serving in the U.S. Coast al Home, South Amboy, was in this clan It completed, It It Gusrd. . r------□’# Church, Keansburg, before ' Taft!* ____ 1988, in the Flemlngton Medical altar decorated with white Christ Church Cemetery, South Am planned to start the 140-hour course boy. A son was bom in Riverview Center. The baby weighed seven- In Msrch. No wedding dste hsi been let. adioli. Mrs. - Marie -Lederhaus and-one-hilf pounds. Mr, Roblnaon layed traditional wedding music Mr. Young was born in Brook Hospital on Wednesday, Jan. 3t, The counts for tht past four field, Mass. He was a former res la the ion ot Mr. ind M n. Donald Red Croig Driva la > the organ. 1980, to Mr. and Mrt. Joteph J, W, Robinson, Amboy Rd., Matt- yean have been obtained through Given in marriage by her uncle, ident ot Kew Gardens, L-1-, and Tafaro. 176 Outlook Blvd., CUIf. wan. the efforts ot Mra. Jsn* Berry, Planned By Commit!** moved to Old Bridge three months treasurer of Division 18, Licensed 'jliiam Morgan, Keansburg, th e wood. ' _ ' ‘ wore a fltfor-lepgtb gown ot ago. An employee of the Zurich / . Farrell Practical Nurse Asiocistion, state Tht fund planning committee of white pearl satin designed with a American Insurance Co., New A ton wai bon la Patterson treasurer ind division educition the Monmouth County Chipter o< square neckline bordered with lace, York, he was an instructor In the Mr. tnd Mra. Chart*! EUetieft,„ Army Hoipitil, Fort Monmouth, bn chairman, - the Amerlcin Red Crou M l ap> Insurance Society of New York, Me Division 16 will celebrate Its short sleeves and a full ehapel 79 Momlngslde Ave., Keaniburg,7%und*y. Jan, H, 1960, to Shlp’t proved the quotu of Individual was a member of the F lnt Pres Fitter F lnt C lu t Wllilim R. Far seventh annlverairy it this Febru communities within the «ou«w it sweep. Her fingertip-length veil of are the parents of a daughter, born illusion fell from a crown of pearls byterian Church, Astoria, N Y., ami rell and Mri. Farrell, Locust Grave ary meeting whtn colored moving the iim e livelt that govtmed the and she carried a cascade bouquet had attended the First Presbyteri Tuesday, Jan. 18. .1888, is Riverview Trailer Pork, West Keansburg, pictures will be ibown and there Mirth memberahlp and fund c|m- of white roses and carnations. an Church, South Amboy, after Hotplul. : ; will be a speaker. Mra. Josephine pilgn lu t yeir wheh the total Miss Mary Jane Wilson, New moving to Old Bridge. He was a Tlghe, Union Beach, will be hott county quota w u 1117,848. Thli York, was the maid of honor. for veteran of the U.S. Air Force, Nldttlaa* Mr. and Mri. Jim ei Jonei, 77 est i t tht blrthdty celebration. ■mount li the tim e for thli year*! her cousin. Her gown of gold satin World War II. A ton wat bom in Perth Amboy Franklin Ave., West ■ Keuiburg, A cird party will be held it the goal. Ltil yeir a total of 178,028.82 was street-Iength in the front and Surviving ire his wife, Mrs. pital to Mr. tnd Ml*. Jim ei •re the parents ot I dwghtw, bom Asbury Park Y.M.C.A. on Feb. 16. w u collected In Up county, 87 per Mn. Miry Fitfc. division president, draped to a train in the back. The Marian (Cook) Young; two tlailgh-. licholson. Bayview and Atlantic Mondiy, J ib . 28.1868, In Riverview cant of quota. h ig h front collar formed cap ters, Iris and Jscqueline, and » Hoiplul. WiU be tn chirgt.. At the commute* muting Ed AVe*,, Cliffwood. Announcement alto w u mtde of sleeves and ended in a v-back and son, Laurence James, al| at home; Hibenlrela win M. Ambler, counly fund chair sbe wore a fitted bow headpiece his parents, Mr, and Mr*. Wilfred : Howard' t|te raise tn the u lirle t of UceMed man, Interlaken, reported thit or- . A ton w u born In Riverview practical nunee u ot Jin. 1>. embroidered with pearls and she Young, Oakland, .Calif.; three sis Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Howard, ganliitton effort! thli y u r havt carried a cascade, bouquet of red ters, Mrt. Laurel Ellery, Berkeley, Hospital on Mondiy, Jan. 21, 1880, surpassed thou of tsst ystr md 4}j Lafayette Dr., Hailet, are tho to Mr. ind Mra. Edward Htber- roses and tan netting. MR., MRS. MELVIN CRESSMAN Calif.; Mrt. Corinne Sunbury, Rlv- Marriagt Announced ht predicted i lubsUntlil Increut Wear Ferest Green erdale, and Miss Judith Young, parents of a ton, born In Peith strole, 21 Bucknell Dr., Hulet. In collecUoni thli coming March. The Church ol Our Saviour, sister-in-law. She wore aballerina- Mr. ind MA. Willard Mbrgtn, Oordon D. Donald, Rumwn, who The bridal attendants were Miss Oakland, Calif.; two brothers' Ber: Amboy Hotpltal. WlUl Lorraine Morgan, cousin of the Cheesequake, was the setting for length gown of orchid floral printed Kevin PI., Middletown, announce li heidlng up tht blUlntM and in. nard F., Fremont, Calif., and Ro Mahkabeek Mr, ind M n, ^rank Wells, 100 bride and Mrs, Thomas Tang, both the wedding of bliss Call Elizabeth tulle trimmed with orchid velvet, bert J., Oakland, Calif. \ the mtrrlije of their diughter, duilry division! thli y u r, oulUned of Keansburg. Their gowns and Gethard, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. with a scoop neckline and short A ton was born la Perth Amboy Stlte St,, Union Buch, ire the pi- Lucy Mie, to Dennlt Day SwiH. the progreu mid* la thit field, headpieces were styled like the Norman Gethard, E d g a r Rd., sleevesT A short face veil fell from JtsepbM . Ban H^ipHal to Mr. ind Mrt, John renli ol « ion, torn Saturday, Jin. lel, ton of Mr. and Mn. Waller while Anthony L. McKIm, ehglrmu honor Attendant’s in forest green Cheesequake, and Melvin Cress her matching bow headpiece and Funeral services were held Fri Mehlenbeck, 1369 Route 83, Htxlrt. 23, 1980, In Riverview Hoipitil. D. Swaittel Jr., Swartiel Dr,, Mid of thi hind punning committee, ex* satin and they carried cascade man, son of Mr. and Mrs. Nathan she carried a colonial bouquet of day morning at 11 a.m. tt the Tht blby weighed. levin poupdi, dletown. praised hit utlifictlon with id- bouquets of yellow roses and yellow Cressman, Route M, Cheesequake, pink carnations. John W. Mehlenbeck Funeral ■: : ' Perry,/ th m ounce! tnd hat been Mined vencti being mid* In othir dl< netting. - -. ° Saturday afternoon,--Jan.' 23, I960, Lawrence C ressm an ,C h eese- Home, Hazlet, for Joseph Milling- Mr. fnd^ Mrt, lj/n f P?try, tu Frank Jr. Mr*. Walls it tht formir Oxygsn It the mott ibundmt lie* redtions, luch l i tpeclil glhi Ud Robert Wilson, Ne^ York, cousin at 4 p.m. The Rev.C. A. Lamberlet quake, was his brother's best man; Ids'Ball, 78, who died Jin. 18, I860, Grove Ave!. Laurence Harbor, art Min (Georgette Broigni, Keyport. mint on eirth. It miku up ibout houit-to-houu Mlloltatlon. of tbe bride, waa the best man performed the double ring cere A reception followed at Coby’s *t the home,of his daughter, Mrt. the parent, of t daughter, born In 21 per cent of tht ilr, 18 per cmt Irene C. Thomas, 1417 Woodmlte / RiymMi ' - and inhering were Thomas King, mony before an altar decorated Restaurant, South Amboy, alter Perth Amboy Hotplul. -of the water, 65 par cent of tht How iboul builneu eards? Ws with white gladioli. Traditional which the couple left for I brief Dr., CUffwood Beach, where he had A diughter w u born In Rlvor* human body, ind t t per cent of ow supply them quickly Md it Jamaica, t;I. and Jaidea Weung, view HotpUil on Sunday, Jin, It, Ktauburg. : wedding niusic wai played by Mrs. stay in the Pocono Mountains, P a ; resided for tha past 10. yean, The Htarahaa . thi tirlh’t cruit. th- right prioe, Oomi ind try ui. For her daughter** wedding, Mrs. LeRoy Burlew. and a trip to Florida. For traveling, Rev. Francis Osterttock, pastor of ■ Mr. and Mrs. Michael Haorihan! 1880, to Mr. and Mri, Chirltt - 1-1 - ... — i — ■ — Reynoldi, I Dartmouth Dr., Hulet, McGrath; wore . a blue-gray satin Given in Carriage by her father, tta.bride wore a-beige suit, a white Bayview . Presbyterian Cburclt, 4 West Susan St., Hulet, ire tht CUffwood Beach,, officiated. Inter dresswith a matching hit and the bride wore a billerlna-length feather bat, white accessories and pirenta ol t daughter, bom Thiir*- NalU accessories and a white orchid cor gown designed with a fitted white a white orchid corsage, ment was lo Franklin Memorial M J I E U Studios dty. Jan 21, 1860, In Monmouth Mr. ind Mra. D. J. N u ll, II Lup- sage. Mr.; and Mrs, CKou San velvel bodice With a round neck Both are graduates of Matawan Park, North Brunswick. piutong AVt„ Keyport, ire tho Weung, Keansburg, assumed the line bordered with floral sequin em High School. The bride was em His wife, Mra. Eleanor (Schaol- Medical Center. plrenlt of I son bom Sundsy, Jin. CANDID WEDDINGS A SPECIALTY ihitiea of the bridegroom's parents broidery snd a full nylon tulle skirt ployed as a dental clerk for Urban er) Ball, died In June 1958. Cherry 24, I860, In Perth Amboy Qenerat I MAIN Sl. TEL CO 64188 KEYPORT Mrs. Wetinf wore • tlooMength Her French illusion veil fell Irom' laboratories, Perth {kmboy. Hie Betides his daughter, Mr. Ball A ion was born in Riverview Hoipitil. black ChittM 'dr&s with i short a crown of'pearls and she carried bridegroom served four yean In is survived by a brother, Frank Hospital on Thursday, Jan. 21,1980, blacX jCbfapt Mat, matching’ac » cascade bouquet of white car the U. S. Air Force aad has been Ball, Maplewood; a sister,’ Mri. cessories* and • white orchid cor nations. " - associated with E. I. • duPont de- Carrie Schwtll, CUffwood Beacli, 10 Mr and Mrs. Andrew Cherry, Wedding Plans sage. - * , Mn.Norman Gethard Jr., Irving Nemours Co., Parlin. and three grandchildren. 123 Seeley Ave., Kesnsburg. After a reception ,at the Colum ton, was mltron ot_ honor for .her, The couple will reside, In Florida. He was a retired machinist of glmmtat-Roblnion bian Civic . Ctub/ Keamburg. the the Keorfoot Engineering Co., New JenUns Mr, ind Mn. Harold H. Robin- BUSES to NEW YORK CITY Couple left foj* Washington, D.C. ark, and a former tergeint of III# Mr snd Mrs. Wllllsm Jenkins, 1, Silver Spring, Md., hivt Issued For traveltag, tb^i^ride wore; a Newark Special Police. 619 Columbls Ave., Union Btseh, Invlutlons to the m irrlige ol their (Expr«.i Via N.i, J,
to obtain aid without being able to his family and hae reported te Fort match the requested aid with muni Perth Amboy Group Harbor Units At Legal Aid Croup Leonard Wood la Missouri for h * Explain Work cipal appropriations. To Cive "Streetcar" orders. J ...... operation* were ex Joint Meeting Plans Meeting The Perth Amboy Drama Work Expert la Flifag M-l Rifle / NOTES Promote Two Area shop will present “A Streetcar plained by .P.T. Long, director for T h e newly-formed Matawan Two prominent Justices will ad U. 3. Army Pfc. Donald Laqufc Mna mnuth County area one, under Township Harbor Commission re N avy Reservists Named Desire," by Tennessee Wll- 24, son ot Mr. and Mr*. 'JOha Atari Are* Met ud W«* cently held its first regular meet dress the 10th annual meeting ol liaips, Feb. 18,11 and 20. Announce Lamp, 41 Hancock St., Keansburg, the direction ot Arthur S. VanEuk- Promotions of 14 U. S. Naval Ro- kirk, county dvil defense and dis- ing and discussed a program of the Legal Aid Society of Monmoujm ment hat been made of the pro recently qualified as expert in tir ■ f e servists were announced at cere - ' alter codbd! organization co-ordi- cooperation with the Keyport Har County at Buttonwood Manor, (Mat duction staff, aa follows: Barbara ing the M<1 rifle while serving with bor Commission to protect shore monies held Jan. 12 in the Naval Ccnrad, director; Matthew Piekar- the 933rd Ordnance Company in aator in charge of radcbem opeia- Reserve Training Center, Perth awan, Tuesday. Henry E. Atjker- tions. Jan. 20 at the Keyport First lines of both municipalities. skLiound; David Baasln, lighting; Mannheim, Germany. Amboy. Mayor James J. Flynn, son Jr., Keyport, a retired rt^te AM Squid headquarters. Broad St. ^Is^nAdeiie Smalley, costumes; A fork-lift operator in the com Leroy Erickson and Bernard De Perth Amboy, presented new rating Supreme Court Justice and presi Ben Ksrkus, publicity, ail Qf Perth Keyport Armed Services laney, members of the Keyport pany in Mannheim, he entered the Mr. Long explained the dutie* of badges to the men,' members ol dent of the group, has announced Amboy; Robert Lamb, assistant di Army In June 1058. completed basic commission, met with the Matawan Surface Division 3-26, and observed rector, Woodbrldge, and Thomas Radchem monitoring teami and the Township group to discuss mutual that Mlaa Florence M. Kelley, training at Fort OLx, and arrived Completes Advsaeed Tralaiag U.S. Army Advanced Radio and that the Division, which stands Foley, properties, Sayreville. overseas in November 1998. relationship they bear to fire de problems. Roy Matthews, chair ninth in national Naval Reserve Chief Justice of the New York partments and police departments, U.S. Army P vt Otis Wathington Relay Carrier Operation Course at Rehearsals are taking place st man of the Matawan Township standings, reflects great credit oa Court of Domestic Relations, and Helpe With Childrens Party tin t aid (quads, doctors and others Jr., whose parents live on First Fort Gordon, Georgia. Commission, stated that he would ths itudlo, 289 Maple St., Perth the communities it represents. C. Thomas Schettioo, member of Amboy. The workshop produces U. S. Army Pfc Sanford J. Bar- who would require clearance for Ave., CUffwood, completed ad- Pfc. Gregory graduated from like to meet with Keyport’s com the New Jersey Supreme Court, Local men promoted as a result eight productions each year. It Is achafsky, 11, eoa of Mr. and Mrs. travel in the event' of a nuclear Matawan High School in 1938. He mission and the two communities' will be guest speakers. was a member ol the Matawan of the Navy-wide examination! and a non-profit community enterprise David W. Barechalsky, 65 Church ... disaster. planning boards to discuss possible Miss Kelley recently wss appoint St., Keansburg, Is a member ol Mr. Long presented several mem- High School foptball squad coached Joint ventures. their new rates are: Robert F. and those wishing to participate In by Barry Rizzo. He now is play Rutkowski. 1211 ClUfwood Dr., Cliff- ed by Msyor Robert Wsgner oa future productions are advised to the Vlf Corps Artillery's Head bera.of the monitoring class which Members of both groups seemed the first woman' presiding Justice quarters Battery, Stuttgsrt, Ger recently graduated under his in- ing football with the Fort Lewis to feel that s rock or stone quarry wood Beach, Boatswain Mato Third communicate with Miss Conrad. Rangers and recently was one ot Class, and Edwin H. Boldt, Box 7?, of New York City's Court of Do many, which recently sponsored a stnictioos. M n. George W. Weber, Jetty extending into Raritan Bay mestic Relations. She previously Christmas party for the children ot Hazlet, demonstrated the work car- two menpicked for the All-Star Tcnnent Rd., Morganville, Seaman from the mouth of Matawan Creek had been in charge of the criminal Armstrong Cork Co. an orphanage ia Plenlngen, Ger 1 fled oo by the monitors. She was Team from A Company of the 124th might alleviate storm damage to Apprentice. Signal Battalion. He also Is a Qualified young man 17-yeara-ol- branch of the Legal Aid Society Appoint* New Aide many. ■ dressed In the usual coveralls, hel boats In the harbor. They also be of New York. met jud gas mask which has been representative from A Company on lieved that a ' structure of that age or over may apply for mem ,The party, made possible by the the boxing te a m ...... bership in the Naval Reserve end Miss Kelley I* a graduate of Ray E Longenecker has been voluntary contributions of the men " ' adopted as a part of the uniform nature might build up water pres appointed an assistant controller et most suitable for Radchem work. sure from the creek to prevent silt drill at the Training Center, Perth Smith College and the Yale Law in the unit, Included a dinner, gifts , Returns Te Lincoln AFB Amboy, on Tuesday or Wednesday School. She was a New York the Armstrong Cork Co., 1, Wayne and entertainment for the young - D m w tn te How -Teams Operate Staff/Sgt Frank Walling and from depositing in the channel. Keller, Armstrong controller, lias Outlines Pleas evenings. Member* receive one County ssalstant district sttornoy sters, Then with the aid of the M ata Mrs. Wailing and daughter, Peggy from lt]l to 1042. Last Jsnusry announced. Mr. Keller said that In wan radio team under the direction Mr. Erickson outlined plans of day's pay per drill and 14 days Pfc. Barschshlcy, s radio re- Ann, h a v e returned to Lincoln, training duty with pay eeCh year she was a United State delegate hii new position, Mr. Longenecker palrman and operator with the bat of Its director, Anton Till Jr., It was Neb., after visiting Sgt. Wailing’a Keyport to purchase the three-acre will work with Fred J. Muth, as- Weigand estate with its 300-foot as well as opportunities for ad to the New Delhi Congress ol the tery, entered the Army In Augukt ' demonstrated how the team s tn the family. Mr. and Mrs. Maitland Wil International Commission ot Jur slatant controller, In the general fleld reported conditions to head frontage. The plan now is before the vancement and retirement. IBM and completed basic combat ling, Main St., Keyport. Sgt. Wal ists. administration ol the Armstrong training at Fort Dlx. He arrived quarters. Three care equipped ling Is stationed at Lincoln Air Keyport Borough Council for con controller's office, with two-way radios were directed sideration. Mr. Erickson said that C/tecf By Firm Farmer fayerier Ceart Jedge overeeas last May. He is a 1958 Force Base. , ' Justice Schettino was formerly a Frederick D. Finney will succeed graduate of Freehold Regional tgr the operator of the temporary the commission would like to see Mr. Longenecker ae controller for Instrument set up in the squad Butler Al Pert DU the property developed Into a rec Three bayshore area men ob Judge of the Superior Court and High School. * « elevated to the etate'e high the company's packaging materials toon to proceed.to certain loca- Allen M. Butler. IT, of 13J Poole reation area with the fielp ot state served service anatveraarlei dur ope rations. Mr. Finney haa been ' tlons In Keyport and to report tbe Ave., Union Beach, has arrived at fundi. It would provide a bathing ing December with the Hercules court by Gov. Robert B. Meyner. He li a former Monmouth County division cost accountant, building conditions they found there. Fort DU and been assigned to A beach, tennis courts, and various Powder Co.'a plant at Pariin. Hon materials operations, since IW0. Each car c o v e r e d different Company, 3rd Training Regiment revenue producing concessions. If ored were Leon Kroi, I River Rd., .routes., The Car assigned 'to the ot tbe U. S. Army Training Center, the plan could be effectuated Key Old Bridge, 29 year*, and Norman . The committee in charge d tbe vicinity ol the Aeromsrine build PVT. OTIS WATHINGTON Infantry, for eight weeks of basic port would heve about 2790 feet ol D. Laursen, 82)Eait Third St., Key annual meeting U comprised of ings was unable to communicate training. His mother, Mn. C. Mer- bay frontage. port and Michael A. Hickey, 41 Mrs. Oeorgt L. VanDeuien, Fair Notes With headquarter* at that place. vanced Individual training Jan. 23 vio, lives at 111 Poole Ave., Union The Keyport group also 11 trying Liberty St., Matawaa, both of Haven, and Mist Ruth LaMsrcbe, (oonUmied from third column) ■ Theothercara were directed then with the S&ond Infantry Division Beach. ‘ ' ... • - . to establish a municipal pier in the whom have been with tbe Arm tor Rumson, orohatrmee; Oeorge A. Reoelvee Wnwtural Braid (o' try communication w|th the at Fort Behhlng, Ga. Pvt.Wsthlng- Prior to entering the Army, Pvt; hope ot ettractiog more tourist 20 years. Barlscllto Jr., Max M. Barr, both Pvt. Joseph Klslnklewlci, RA ' ihlsslng car and they were.sqccess- ton entered the Army.ln September Butter attended Perth Amboy Vo trade from yachtsmen. They were of Asbury Park; Oeorge L. Blelitx, 12177444, eon ot Mr, end Mrs. Ben fUl ta doing'so. When tbe car and completed baaic training at cational-Technical School, and he under tha Impre&lon that auch a More than M per 'sent of tha John V. Crowell, Edward W. Wise jamin Klilnklewloi, VanCiist Lane, knows *s "No. 5” left that location, Foil Burning. The 19-year-old sol formerly was employed by Baylee pier would cost less than W000. Egyptalns live on a fertile (trip of sr., ell of Red Bank) M. Raymond Cliffwood, haa completed aucMis- itw a s heard with ease at head dier Is s 1098 graduate of Mila- Electric, Inc., Root* M, Keyport. Mr. Delaney stressed that there land along the Nila River which McGowan, Freehold; Melvta , A. fully the itructure* ipeclallit course quarters. wan High School. During his training be will re is little hope of getting stete aid makes up about three per cent of Philo, Keyport, and Leon Zucker- and has received the structural After all of the can were called Jump School G radate ceive Instruction In general mili from the Department of Conserva the country. man, Middletown. braid. He spent a 14-day leave with In and the members and guests had U.S. Army Pvt. William R. Hr- tary subjects, Infantry weapons sod tion. He said that the department examined the meters ind other in bek, 20, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert tactics, ai well ai character guid has requests for about $3,000,000 struments used by the two squads, ance programs under the post chap end appropriations amounting to F. Hrbek, 27 Hillside Ave., West about (300,000. the host squad served refresh Keansburg, recently was graduated lain. ments. from the 82nd Airborne Division After the Initial eight weeks, he SIMM Spent ly Individuals Among the guests present Is ad will he given, a two-week leave and The Keyport representatives said Jump School at Fort Bragg, N£. that more than 190,000 hae been dition to the memben of the two He received his parachutist wings receive eight more weeks of ad guest squads and officers, were vanced Infantry training, be enroll spent on Keyport haitbr by Indi- after completing four’week* of In vlduals la the last two years. M r Keyport Borough CounrHmea Rob- tensive ground and aerial training ed in one of the specialist schools Art Strang, Frank Conway and conducted at Fort Dlx or be trans Erickson said that he person which Included five parachute ally has regsined 119 feet of land Henri Hansen. Prom other first aid Jumps. He entered-the Army last ferred to another Army post for squads, which had been invited to training in one of the Army's tech by building s bulkhead. v Msy and completed basic training Former Mayor John M an Jr.. tbe meeting, were Capt. George W. at Fort tMx. - - nical schools. Thompson and Hugh F. Baffle of Matawan Township, recalled the Pvt. Hrbek is s ItSI graduste of bad erosion problem In the town- Matawan Township; Capt. William A J. Demarest High School, Ho EaHsts In Air Force David B. Prtnx, a graduate of ebtp; He cited the complete low ol i E. Havens and Robert Brawn of boken. ' ■njoo Beach sad SgL Theodore Keyport High School, Class of !##, s road which led up the side of the rhelan Jr. of. Matawan. 'Gregory At fort Lewis has enlisted In the U. S. Air Force cliff in Cliffwood Beech as an ex Other members of the Badchem Pfc. Earl J . Gregory, son of Mr. and ha* reported to Lackland Air ample. The - Matawan Township group w en Miss Constsncs I. and M n. Earl Gregory, 712 Me- Force Base, Texas, for his basic group is planning to contact vari Spinks, Mr, W e b e r and Emil therwood Dr., Cliffwood Beach, Is training. David Is the son of Mr. ous county, state and federal agen Attupop.1 With the radio team, were Stationed a t Fort Lewis; Washing- and Mr*- Edward F. Prlnx, Hlli- cies to see what aid is available to - IUyiw»d D. Crawfonl, Don Morris too. He. went to. Fort VwiS after creatRd., Holmdel Township. . alleviate; their problems.’ The. Key. graduating on June IS , from the (continued in seventh column} port group listed that It Isdiffltutt
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