COVERING A H A P P Y TO W N SIUPS OX' HOUU0EL, MVDJSON H O L I D A Y MAftLBQJIO, MATAWAN •W l? T O A L L MMAW.UM BOROUCSi

iifjnN w M cm fm W h YEAR — 26t!i WEEK NitMiiJ Editorial Aj*nci*Uoft MATAWAN, N, J., THURSDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1962 Nfew Jtrsfijr A**o?Jal

Downey Decides New Strathmore Sewer Plant Of MuUnvan Township Sewerage Authority Officials Insped To Recall Name Levitt Schooi W on't $e*fc Election Find Most Repairs As Township Mayor Already Completed

Malawaa Township Commit1 t'e Mcmbtsrs; of i)ie M staw an 'I 0 ’ tj.an Daniel Downey vcstei day an­ ship ■ and tatf Dlrianii)^ nounced *1# lia» withdrawn h .s boaru > Sdtnrdyv in.spwiea ihe name for ronsiiieratlou as ms/o: M iaihm oie Jsi'boo;. coiwtruetcd by when th<* tp.vnship committee L e v i t t diwl Sons. Inc.. to m e e ts 10 nri>miU*, tor tliu new claim s or HajoM j. Oulan. presi- i ye Jan. 1 Mi Dov.noy hatj beer dent of tlie iVUilawun Regional I •h i dqsignitsd by , tiifl Democratic Board of LMlucaiu/n. tno sclioo! . ^ ‘SxgcuM ve • C o m m itte e . !u. tha town*., needed mushing and repairs. ! p l ship. to.'. succeed .Norman Wood; a* The. -reHioual board at ms ‘mayor next year. rt'L’uUir m cotin” eom phured *,hat • < M r. Downey stated -'Du*, to, r.n- eMnri was t?emg made by tiie L _ foreseen personal obligation* that til tirni to correct a -number of ! w ould Im p air lull resp o n sib ility to, repairs requcsicd bv the b.»ard Mr. 1 \\ the i!?»yorsh!p, I *m recalling my f L/olap said a list of corr<‘tf.K»ns \ V. natna from consideration." | was siM'.t to tne Levitt .firm Nov. s ! f a 't he committeeman added, ‘ I feel * and nothing aad wen don*.- :l? I that oneof nw colleagues will as­ i said ;»u» schoo! couUj r.ot be uc- ‘ sume tliese duties with tho zeal that co p ied i.v tht; board iu its pre.s iv Sho otfica demands. I have pledged s'ati*. "eve.i if il :nea;is g»«Ji; jny unlirnUcd support to the town- bacK U> tjonbje sessions. 1 jhip committee and the Democratic I h u s r u o o l o u a r d - d l r e c a ^ d a b.-' purty. as a committeeman." ic e k> th e l o w n s h i p C o i u n i l l t c i r a.-.h- i & imk iiu> township tv wtihhoio Uh* »s 1 »» v . Endorsed By Cluns si; uiiHf yf hnv m rtner cer:i5*caies ! Mi- IXiwtiev early this month ol oct;i:pancv ia Levju «utl .>oori | •. agreed to accept the endorsement StratbiroiT. - at • Maiav/an *_> as a member of tlio committee are out for the Malawan Regional construct thu section of Route ^6 spoction‘ v/a. made Saturday, al-j I A\ M fro m 1934 until 1900 a n d h ad been Cliffwood; High School A Problem from Keyporl (o Keuii.vburg aro Keuper Attorney| Board of Education’* annual most All lrems included ip com- commiltw chairman and mayor expected (o i*o out this week, It r election Feb. 3 In addition to the pltiin.9 ciiuinsr tho Levitt firm by for 25 years. Regional Served By Borough, But Is was confirm ed at tlu* S tnte High* Revaluation Cut Meeting Jan. 2 To two petitions of renoinlnatlons Mr. Dolan had been taken care way Department office.* lit Tren­ Mr, Wood, the present mayor, already filed, those turned In Located In Township, Status Queried of and had been repaired. Under Down State Aid Bring Many Chongo* and Committeeman Henry Tvapna- to Edward J. Scullion, board sec- ton yesterday, Tho <^onfltructiun tho clrcutr.slu.tces, Mayor Wood Involves a 20-loot widening, most­ gen, split with the combined Demo­ rotary, are for Alfred H. Man­ Sowers tor the Cliffwood area o f1 A conference wiil be held on the said, liw saw no reason for the Marlboro Township Board of Ed- Committeeman Joseph A. Ltiru cratic clubs luit January and voted ville, Incumbent, seeking r»- Matawan Township came a bit I revised rates early In January, then ly on (lie north side of Ihe road* township to withhold occupancy ucaiion has introduced a budget of xaio will become muyor and Via* way lu the Keyport section hut with Republican Sigmund Kowal- election to the one place open In nearer lust night when Thomas L. | a public hearing on them wiil be certificates h‘. the development. $'W}».01170 fo r the lSJfj!l-ijj school ce n t P. K euper, Anbury P ark , prosf shifting to lhe south .side of tho •ki to gain ft majority 3-2 block (he (xnoiipfc. and Carmen Guzzo, Opie, Rod Bank, of tho C. J. Kup- j held bofore tha month la out, Mr. year. $111,5:10.20 more than the bud* locator of Monmouth County, will roadway In t h » Union Bonrh- In the five-member committee seeking <- ' ! vilon to one of the I per. New Market, engineering I Geisc announced. Mr. Moran noted j get foi this yoa*' |!,e or-u'nt io becoma township attorney when tMf Knrhuit Township section. Tha two seats, plus the I firm, consultants. Informed tne there wus a Feb, 1 dateline on the I ho ruised hy iocf’i *»r; ; . \ .. S?7-«,- Marlboro Township Committee re« phuih nre laid out for tlie widen­ Call For Bids On filing ef a vacancy (rom (he town­ towushio Sewerage Authority a | new rates as that is the dale (or 21R.70, or 52H.OM.2H nu.re thau ihe organizes Jan 2 at 8 p.m. Thli ing from one side* ta thts other ship. grant o! as much as ob p e r cent i L e v I 11 occu p an cies In S trath current year. There has heen $47,­ was confirmed by Mr. Luwro‘0 Legion Offers to uvuld tlie ukinj; of properties Mr. Scullion said there was iio of cost could be obtained by seek- j innro to reach thu 5fiU mark, the 500 taken from free balances this tills morning with respect to tlm us much as possible. Route 18 Project way ol knowing If the live peti­ I mg aid of ini't-e tederal rifjem-ies i number nt which tha Authority is y e a r a s a g a in s t $*10,00(1 I a s i y e a r . taking over of control in Ihe town* tions In circulation to be returned As for the reconstruction of Six Hospital Space I Suen aid hud been limited to 30 I committed to make a first pay- The board was in* by a decrease ship by tho Democratic parly before the deadline nf 4 p.m. this Corners, Kevport, it whs m ated To Completa New I per cent or S250.000. whichever w us! ment fiom a saie of bonds for the in state aid from tlv* 1U0 per cent w hich ends m an y y e a rs of uum*. afternoon were from thc township nt tho High w a y Dupartuu'nt Contacts County | thu lesser, through one agencv. ] purchase of the Strathmoie plant. Widening Program valuation. Thera is (l!2enr> be sworn in as commiu-'enien Ifl last board meeting by tlie resl- j .mapped luyout given out some today tailed for bids Jim . 17, for | U. Moran. Red Hank, financial con- come to an iinderstiinllim' with a The addition of 10 rooms at Cen­ place of incumbent Frank L. Rat** R a rita n P o st 23, A m erican Le- dcnls of Mldnlgnt I' o I n t ior 'time* Hgo nnd show n in this n e w s­ modernizing the last three-lane cliffo and Millard B. Lamberson, Isultant io tlnr Authority, suggested large insurance company on nur- tral School has resulted in the al­ gloi), Koyport, Thursday voted to having advanced, as chiilrmnn nf paper. Construction work hero section c»f Route ts icm uiiiing be­ whom they defeated in the Novem­ Iho transportation committee, an | mat tune could be saved in getting | chasing ihe total issue. The issue would involve u blocking off nf lowance ior hiring four new tea­ notify tha Monmouth County Civil tween Nt.'W Brunswick, und Houle ber elections , appeal fur nn extension of tho sowers for f.'iffwood by including j ri'.'inunca $1(1-1,00:1 ot the Ul- iMaple Pl. and Hroudway, Key* chers, Timru is $22,000 put in the .'J near the Middlesex - Monmouth Mr. Keuper wili replace Ciifioi\ pafeuse and Disaster Control unit school bus nmte to their area. $.15,000 loi |»Lns d n e c tiy io a bond ( y ir G ard en s .-iewu,- bonds still out- port, us crossroads acioss the budget fur this not’d. Theie also is | futility 1 nr:. Actual limits of the ; u no,Ml;11,,-llin, :l3s|sl;mt prinripal T . Uitrkalow, Fivehoid, an a.s.icmi thut the post will make space avail­ However, tho petition w as Issue to he marketed to cover the islanding as well as to provide the highway, only enirunce-exlt-s to ! u noii-ieachiu ii nc-v l.l mile project a jlej.aitmo,it j aUn-.vud for. Tho inccmems or blymun from Monmouth County, ui “turned down" by the board as a cost ot acquiring the Levitt Stroth -1 lne»ns of buying thc Strathmore Route .*15 being planned. An over­ able ln tho Lfegion Hall, V eil Front spokesman said, w, !.,• sol at „,)W ,hl! idiJ township attorney. Mr, Uadi alow whole, it was reported, as an ex­ more sewer plant rather than to j Fo,- |,|s services, the Author- pass west of tho present location St., Keyport, to home a portable go through a time-consuming pro-1 jty voted Mr. Moran •‘additiona'." I and j aill0unt $,200. lias been sown.diip aihjrncy for two tension of a bus contract past tno of thy Intersection will c a rry 1 Mata\van-(bd Uridgo Kd. in Madi- ...... emergency hospital. The emer­ cess of seeking a loan (or plans compensation of one per cent of the i decades, allowable date. truffiu running front Keyport to ! son 'i'ownship. Transportation will show a de­ gency unit consists of 220 porta­ from the U. S. T-lotisir.g and Home bonding to acquire the Strathmore j The governing body wili dheusS iMatuwnit. | Within the work iie, the existing crease iu the budget, hut there is Administration. plant. | tonight a melnod of appeal to ilnt ble beds arid necessary equipment. i throe-Une conurely higinvav un allow ance of $7000 nuula from Mr. Moran's report on tlie financ­ Mr. Moran advanced a budget ol i w in State Board ol Tax Appeuis to gel A request for space had been ! become parr of the foundation for unexpended balances to cover lhe ing planned covered a revision of $35,011(1 for the coming year lor tho ; relief fnr 1300 taxpayers who could mad» to the Keyport Board ol Ed­ Sewer Building I a four-iuno bituminous concrete cost of additional rentes that may rates to be charged. On this score, Authority, of which 517,000 would I not appeal their taxes the regiila# ucation, but the board said no space Cite Activities | highway divided by a high conercte arise uftei thu total classroom lay­ ha believed the Authority should he for sorvices and over $!)UOO for I way iu 1962 because they did not re* was available In th* schools. j center barrier. Thu plans also call out is decided upon. Tho board has get word from llio Matawan Re­ poaer lor operating the plants. He celvu their assessment figures basj Occupied ’62 ! for pairs of jughandles at Arthur sot up its budget ugalnst an ex­ A Keyport man, concerned be­ gional Board of Education on Its emphasized that uncertainty over j ed on a revaluation urogram miiii In Township j St., Rucenack Rd. and Kuo's Lane, pected enrollment ot MO In the cause ol th* difficulty that would plans for sewer service for the ro- llic rate at which the Levitt limi.n-s i it was too lutn for the Moimuiurij Matawan Borough I and nccMjs ramps al M;iin St. In school yenr to come. Thu cuireni ba encountered In getting Injured lonal high ichool and the new would ba occupied madu this bud-1 County Ta.N Hoard to legally re­ Progress Marked ! reviesving other work now under- b u d g et In for 860 pup'ls. persons to th* Rod Bank or Free­ Progress Cited .evltt .-ichool. H a rry J . G olst, board got subject to amended und added • ceive them. The L\died AppraisaU ? j way u!on^ the busy highwuy, the The finance* cnininttteu has es­ h o ld centeri in oai* of a nuclear chairman, recalled that the board appropriations, I In All Directions Co., Garfield, thc. revaluation firmf i spokesm an noted th a t a $700,000 timated that tha amount of tux in •ttack, mad* Inquiry in Washing­ Most activity in Matawan this of education had annmmctd at rhe When Mr. Moran suggested Ihe I found "errors" in the original tnm« project in East Brunswick and cruauo in the budget will be ab­ ton, D.C., about th* requirements year was "filed In the sewer bas­ lime of construction it would seek bonding also include ullowuncH fo r! With the ronmiy, of Levitt and script of figures for these 1300 tru« ! Madison Township* was completed sorbed by tha added ratables to for a oenter. ket as construction of a new sewer service for the high schooi a (ow o( tile River Gardens bonds j Sons, inc., Sirathuiorkj-at-Maiawan payers that carried their revisioil j lute last nmnth. bo shown in tho tax duplicate due He wai Informed that secure and $1,200,000 savage disposal plant from tha Borough of Mutawan. But known to ha in the hands of In- 1900-home community, It won't be p a st tho d eadline in M ay for Mib- Undei this contract, a two-mile by Jan. 10. ampl* storage building or build­ and sewaga collection system pro­ Mr. Moran found this service from divldualt no longer oasy to contact, j long before Matawau Township milling tlie determinations on | section butwutm tho New Jersey ings must te mad* available with ceeded. ’ the lxirough, now in use, was cover­ h« ca m e up w itn the {15,000 ligure ' mord than doubU^ iti population which assessment could he appeal* S Turnpike and tho Hnritan Rivur {uTtabl* equipment m follows! For Construction, easemenls, com­ ed onlv by a "loose” agreement (continued on page (our) j and changes from a rural commiin* ud. Railroad was wid-jnnd. and 3000 Committee For Fair 34,390 pounds of general medical plaints of residents in the rainy out of which tlmi municipality ity to a highly acilvu suburban foot of concreia bnrrljt mhstiiuted The relief in the amount nf J8H,* h o sp ita l supplies, 9648 cubla feot and dry seasons, demands for cost could seemingly withdraw at will, municipality. for steel beam guard rail between Water Rates Formed 0(10, or an average of aboul (iii . would be needed, but with no es­ d a ta and difficulties w ith '-'on ir ac­ the high school balr.g iu tiie town­ And during thu year, many Parkway Eyes Old Hrid|*e*Nuw Brunswick Turn* por taxpayer, proposed will huvQ '* pecial facilities, inch as heat. There tors took up most nf the Borough ship. fie cautioned the Authority step* wera taken by the Township! u.‘'‘ ”IUJ; A1 , t, A “CmnmittfB for Fnir Wa!er to hj made up in subsequent w ould b* 10,822 pounds of ho sp ital Council's timo should make provision (or the fummlttee to ready the commun- j U . u... if'n n i l ■ T ’ *U Rales" has been formed In year's budgets if the Siate Division (iijiplloi whloh would refiuire a school in in estimates lor rate- (continued on page four) ! H'int‘"1 li,vl!r " al!roa'1 l,n(l«a M adison Township lo c a rry Residents iniMughnit the year More Projects j "ntMl, and « UOO-ft,H)t section of Tax Appeals grants tbe relief ipaea of 1199 cubic feot which would making, even 11 it was nevei cull- a fight arja’nst new water besieged council with complaints .south fruin Sunsei Avh. in Mad.sot. sour,)'.*. T ha incom ing DLMnocr'itia have to hav* host to properly pre­ oj on to serve Ille Institution. rales by the Muninpal Utilities of nuid, floods, and then dust as Keyport-Holmdel First Merchants Bank i wai impictved. udnnniscaiion will me* a bad »iu«« serve them. Estlm ute* (IS,000 Cost Aulhoiny (o tha Public Utilities tha work to Install the sevvugo col­ Other Contract ation in the l‘Hj!l budget iusofaf Mr. Opie estimated thal it would Dane* Successful lection system continued In mote A read Are M arked Declares New Dividend . IJndei another ^outran, to cost Commission und Into tbe courts. is rest-ive for uncollected taxes Ij cost about $1.1,000 tu pul lu a pump­ Program ohnlrman Harry Far- than 50 pet cent of the imuilclpil ! Sl.lUO.Hm). in terch an g e s u ie being if no relief can be gamed at the i iiojK.enird. in lhat. hv a luxpayt'r'f ing slation aud run a dlru.’.i line Plans for three improvement* to Icy reported the teen-age Chrlst- ity. The ditecrors of lrirst Merchants ! eonsttucted at Milltown Rd and local levol. Tho Madison lownship i ‘'fi^N'oIi," •■olh^nons were very from tho school to thu Strathmore Oarden Stato Puikwuy fucilities in pum dance held Dec. 1,1 was very Council Responded National Hank havu decUrud o Ltanb'iry-Soutb Rivar Rd , and a Commute* bad pioimsed to talk I JHH)r j,,' l;Mi2. even among thir 2'tJ sower plant. Ml. Moran estlmmed Monmouih Omidy wera revealed semi Himual dividend of 12'^ centn iuccessful. Door prlies as well as half-nilM of Kouta 14 i* being mo- with Authority ofriaah. Imi the 10.v,„.rH w|,tJ (|,(j nH jh r |r riJ;„rea Council responded with threats the service charge for one yuar for last week by tho New Jersey High­ prizes for twist, mashed potato, _ . . ,on thu capital «:ock of the hank, derni/ed between hnunHin St and mthxik was not piomising William , (li time tor appeal. lo contractors, withheld payments, Iho high school would cover the way Authority Ihe Improvemeuis , according to Kenneth H, Nhtjueen. and other dance contests were tho Raritan River Railroad When l.nmbert, Utilities chalimnn, di pleat, and finally an almrtlve at­ capital cost of the pumping stalion are Included a project list foi i chairman of thu board. Tho divi- feiuhrd tilH $|;».7f) IlMjMiSt per Ih.tHM! awarded. Refreshments were pro­ tempt to terminate one contract tho new project is compl-'i^d Route und linn. 10(13 and 1%4. Authority spokesmen dend wiil be p.iyahU on Jan 2, gallons per quarter foi our-faml!y A sphalt Plant Hearing vided for the mor* than 100 pres­ before work was completed. But IH wil|l>aa modern four lanu divid­ emphasiitid that Inclusion on the to stockholder »'»f record nt the i“ »idei)i.ei u ne^esstty to meet the* ent. The dance wns arranged with tho ond Is In sight, «urly next In addition ta a soucial rale tor ed n.jjhway from Albany St. In liil doei nor m ean (lie u-ork vs ill eloia of business Dec. 20, h t statud. ilt'bMi obligation osf.urned u.uler C ontinued Until Jan. 2 the co-operation of th* Keyport Re­ y ea r. scliooK there would have to ho u New Hrutiswlck to Routu'i la Madi- bo done In either year, but does Tho bank's stork ha.i n pnr vtiluo t/i«» revenue bonds financing to ac- creation Commission. special rale for laundromats, auto .son T ow nship, a total d lsu n c u of I'ii} M.il.rsau Township /.ouinrf When not concerned wiili seweri, washories, tap rooms, garbage dis­ make th* money available if the of J2..V) jx'r sh are. T heru aro 1,020,* I ipilia and Imptovu the wa'itr com- Service officer Fred Krtiior stut- 11 n u l e s Itnaid of AJ|UMmenl l;tiday mj'lif tli* iMirough moved ahead to clear posal units, and Levlli houses with planning it completed. 000 fh n re i outsiaiidin^. T h« tots! ad it Is Important that veterans On. mor* ;.n.|o.-t. In New bi.nu 11!'""” "* w' adiouined i.nlil W e d n e s d u v a thu way for new apartment con­ especial wstar effluent devices like The liit Includes: dishuriomiMit to shaiehnlderi nn 'A'ator Co., now serving Central receiving VA p-jnnlons answer wick, will S'tn idtuly facilities con I hearing ■*> tieiermui'i if plan'if«( stru ctio n In th e h-75 and R-100 re s ­ air conditioners and home washing 1. IGO.OOO for improvement! to .Ian. 1 will h« $121,501), rnnkintf Park, needs to be ichaoihtJted tvory question on the curd that rueted l)uiwr*tin Alhuny Si. mi<1 1 lO'istruitlmi of an aspluli ni 'nu* idential zones, not befora permit­ machines, Mr. Moran noted Dwlyht Fid, In Midd'etown Town­ a to tal for tho p a it I'i m onths of eom pleteiv In » .iu c iin i. Oattie with their last check then ted ship. The road will be extended tha tniinleipul doek r*iad, and tin < f.i. iLTihv plaol tin Ciui< i S l. , n fa r last unprotected < -jnlar inland open* Arthur Hoitona, Centml Paik I lie) Garden jliiie i’aikway simil g<» foall It to th* VA at 20 Wnslilnton Approval of th* zoning nmern) to hook up with thu new Inter- According to Mr, Mc-Quuen, the m gs Kialtfd H liru for thli project r«*pivmm;ativa on the romoutitie { idiead P I, Newark 2, before Jnn. .11, I DM. ment by th* council hrouKht with I To Close Title I chiinuB at Ked iiiil Rd \shlcli d eb its ef tha hnnk have Increased * . . Rtl ara /low' bolng pjflmtd. UaturnihK for f air War*»r Ratws, has de­ |f they full lo do this, their pension It applications h«foro tha locul j r - 0 . opened Thursday. j substantially, loans to Individuals Joseph Rtttai'Jia a cluii m . m o / to tho n«w c'ichutictton jiiojoci, nounced ties ni'-s' rat ei » i a 110 Will atop. planiiiiiH hoanl to construct over > rOf COUHTy rO fk 3. f230,(JO0 for work at the K'«y. | and businesses are uhuad of a year th« j|y(ki)!»man esphdixitl ihu lin- p»tr cent im ap , th rd iu e * to he- I ,h(fl ,(M “ ‘,*'I» ‘^ ‘ d. re p m - Americanism chairman Homer J00 anurtment units, mostly in tlie 1 {continued on page four) 1 igo, total• * ‘ reimiri'oi ura at nn ull " H o w a r d VV. I t n b e r H , M o n m o u i h provejiienl Woik will doveMli M'itb lii-vevrt Hi.)tha MillionMilltown ii nhinrplant iL-outnreiiuirii n 1 , . , A,‘i . n' ,! -P " s;‘i|t . J,laiteion reported H a rim n Post hnd Aberdeen Hd.-Morrlsinw n Rd H.» County counsel, tohl tiie board ot j # t t time high, und tha bank iftcorded p r e '-’l o t is ly n i' ‘d e t nl/.ed 1 ,< 't lo . n ut i.'hiiMlitalion to lliut uxtent. i11"' 1 .*H"«i l‘> tecdved an Americanism citation vine Dr. nrens ami ou tli'1 Slauo tho lurue.it ( bri.itnifti flu!) In Mon­ I ili!i**niiuie if tlu* pl.ini u ou ti i .u s# i-ireiioiiien im ^xpocta ti) close i D ivision R ullno In ho'h end.t, und |0 '>vidit -tli foet wide I'.dAjrd Hunkel, Madison 1'nik, from the National OrKiinl/atlim tract on Matawan Ave. mouth County this year, lie pointed a noisimi i* III lhe im iueiiuie nei'jlv idle thii week to tha Inst tract nlii L i A ~ io,iih7,tv< for iiniiiom iit nml wail b.«f i.li.iijN*d lha A nlliorlty v.'sll» | inned hy National Commumli r Predicted lo Kehruaiy out thal this sutUfuctory increase [I'Hilhooii. Im nddiHot:, it wa.s ti** ’iOO-acro countv park In the noith UOCkGT AUrO LCISQ b o u n d 11 i l l i r paying 5127,800 to oi'fpilr** tlie Imrles Macon, Thomi cltullims are Kurly in rehiunry, Mayoi lohn of bii.sinesn volumn hiu* fjH*an made potted din udUiMofid (e-.t;oeia/ t east lector of llolmdel Township A i'oihT'!ii r •ii.io Imi iier J’i (iaid'*n Si to V/al»*i ''( ji I i!e -'.'i lli.it ilea w iieo t hi* |M !C -v :i111 :*t !f | m d acouoinic ^tnhlllty of Monmouth • UrtMili'R of Knrlliin Post sre flan nlnnninH cnnatruction of apan- i * I- i.i * |t. i , iti.it tlm hearing could he rom i from <•> I lO'OiiV lull luim ieM'd l>y noting: n'ed «(tti"rttlon, tulks on flan history Im­ M|»*llf'■ i ■ |>i I - ll.- ! . . V . 't . t O , I • ill -'. I..Ml, il l 1 t UlOilUlff t h a b - n lv ai tiie Jen 1 ftc ^ .o n a n d •odi< j l e j ' i I'--, .i.i, I <>>,, -. . ■ i K l. I lit:* Min* '.!! iu M ii/i^ p ro tja b iy w o u ld b 1' e a o . liact was oiiglnally at V\i acnv-i Stop For Cofieu < I'.ilk tn .ft uili I k * t o! , mul other youth nrtlvlilci nnn co­ (ro n d im ed on p.i(:e fo m ) volved In » futnl traffh; QfYldrnt, II,u h u aid io Si'jiiiMiii^ei i.*> bU or] i.ite i lo mil o| lo.vn i oii>oioii,t * hy j ! .liilii?»-:! H u:. A tlhou|,ij lilt) operation with others In community Tha nce.ideid which occurred ErilraiKe Exam rab, 3 $l!H),(li)(| m 1x»Mtls No tlm p urchase. N. J. Illjiliwny Amlioilly t Imlr- loppl.ei (he H'nouj;!* of Sayre ; p la n t 1^ siuied foi conit i lit Ho i its projects. Organizations Interested iu I’uhlle Nntlee However, land iiirveyi havo since Nov. il, I5HII, on Routa !|t}, K eyporl At Christian Brothers iiimi Katharine I Wlille tuiil i . o . " hi Ji OM! il*' % t piWr. t ’ • i Ii li»tO. t uiniiui tor "j t:up et coileu or A w unl. Ai'tordiog to tektimony adduced liepleniliei- 1!«U will bn Ill/Ill a t tin- Ail aiiem pt tu nti*»«*iit M ud Vou Public Nol lew h o u Coiiimnndei John llioilnrlrk said ::r p !iiiS i'i;:,-,:,,, ,^ a ^ :|M'r;!H oid o p0n > . A t at a Division beating, tha defend­ I'lirU tU rt l l i d l l u n AiUilmnv, Mi-v tea or u ul.ibs of nil I k and 'tiitji'i k, hif ii«i.e.-kluK a thit(t ! Tax booM for tho Uotough thnt 03 |mi cent of the IIHU mein- ant was Oimratinft ills Vtfhlcl* Ht man Sprldtji Jill., I.liiLioli, N J„ dfMjuhnut, ioast or a second ‘inn on ih* Pieeltohl peghmil .Miitnwan voli ho oj>oij for Innp0ctio4 borshlp Is paid, He asks lo have a ipei*d of fiO-niilcjJ pei hour and on Sundny. F#b, I , m l |i.m . /■..uli drlnlt" of roffce, tea or milk. It*>oi 1 of r.d u cJtlu ii, nt Ih* i i'ii chris,lan Bro*hor‘ V»’i'dnrseay and Thunday, Jun, 0 (Oil per cent pnld l>y Doc, Jl. Plans I'r-tiimrly nml lo confer Infuinmllj1 I'here will he ait open house wai Inaltontlvt to his driving bt lioy •nouli) bring III-. i'Miiih. iIIoii So/tio IMW ptlnK'^ ''iv-iiitl'mi > "ll- Hoa wiil h« m a d l io M ail 1 havo been ptij. :a. Jan, j and...... Jar). I. IW J, fi<'{ii* hi. Iff |r* nearly compleisd for a Christ­ tvitfi tlio •isi-jsor to tlie corr'il nt Chrintlan lltolhiMi Acadomy, cmiKe of nn argumoul ha wai hAV- (ne to d»(ra)f tin *xpi-n•<• -. o t llu- I '. hi lown-jhlp this yoar, John I* dUtrll'Ulhii along i.< aurkwny ' !> ni, «t tlia lio to u g h Mul M u il mas party for poil mimihura, their no** nl lhe BssfHiiinnt no Hint nny 1.111 in il t, oil .Smidiiy, Inn 'J V lor In;; with hii comnoiifnn, tha viotlni. le«l nnil tlid 1:01 r,-, iii,-. >>t sam e I “i ,jlf, formar chapman of thi in hfnrtiru ut mhhtlKbi. toul wiil bv U tiw a n wTv** and frleni!i !'* lie M il Ir . -nun i;-,-,;- lu i Hir^lul l.i.folo ll,: ■ ll.'i: :iiihI.iiih nod Ih :lr ()a »!,a basic o f t):!^ r v h n r .:, ,, All elnlilh k ui,U I.i .. • v.iii I,, i'‘«ltia| rwinni'.^O", hn« fINd m all („• . ltonort'1 at tho itinddd* ri«tnu* ! ii fmmd rhnt »li^ defendant wa* iioUlli-,1 of ...... Aii Inyi i d ihum ai Piuocy, fli* p st liom*. W«»t Front si I Illhtif nf llir* n,ii,'nm"nt list 11 ml paiiMils, from ’> o m lo .1 p if a M t, V- n .-le I, Vol. ‘ ianl-« und! iUfi’H that dny. jo* AilrJMVI •turday. Mr. Mutleson was ap ilii|ill''.nli<t Innpeeied IIH11 will In* liitld nt tlio Acudiim)' o iT u n rd . and Di'iiili'iion Hall alii; (lie com Iho nroKmn, «klihh (h«* Park of I'M’e rtlion'a I % ( M Sud^i-i ns , At id In Mureli. on .SfHiirday, Deo. Ill, IM ] betw een on I’l lii .1 at i p m p l i'll o it o f tl’41. I way lonUHiif m^d i,i, J m I, h'Hti;{ Uio <:.i|t-.l tt- In Hi limifj! ng of 1 nml ) p.m. nt llio VoMiililp of All liilormntlim Imuklut coiiieiii. I'.uly t'liiircli All llifotillfltlini lioold- I lO||,I'III I M , la deilf!iH>d il.a I'-.iih'O i.ibir,' tti'iomii, lUrly Church Cct)^ tlN*w York T'trnpik. Biprau Mstftwiui Aiscisoi't offlc*, H7 Iii|| mill toplrs ns. niiiiin ol Hi.i 111; ii 1111111; fm i-liiinli newt In Ing im i- topic* «», ,'ii.M'i of ntuil er* to pauio fot a nirniflhlug Tho doadllnd for ulmrc^powi || butt*, frtauent dtlljr itn rlc i (ruin l.o.vet Mnlu fit,, Mniaw.in. itudluK, fiMiilly, (u11Inn, ndilllloiinl llm .Inti, 3 Iimio of 'llie Malr.vao I,in, (Acuity, t u it io n , ailili 11.>ii.I Ito t, I bruak in tholr Irfvoli durhiK t!i4 To Tak« 0u( thi /an, ) isiuo of Tho ' " C l Rollon, Ooaunuttri' buy 10 Urip , John 1). Kum ier, feei, lrjin|»uliilioii nml nctlvltiiM, Ii nil nn I will I) M o n ,1 u y in p / f' liiiiujfiiiiillOD am i arilvi,,.-), v.ll! liaiardotii Ifft/No |mm |o-i of .New nmrcoal chfckrii. fried ihtlmp Joiiruul wilt be Monday> y *i 11 book* u d MVk. For lolivdulf u ll T *t A*ii»H()r w ill 1)0 u'-nllaliln ii|mn ra(|Ueit llm o'clock noon. 1 In ivullahlo uixm re(|in>i: llm icc-' Y fiir'i r * u \ r y »« wall or Scallops w. 171# |1 .J), o'clock noon, c o if M o m J /p -H d v V Mconil wick ol J uiiuary. |ll> -n d v 11 ond' weult ' of ' J) j an j a, v, ihroutdjtxii (Ji

little Huskies indtd?d in Death ' Bc i h o Holds O f Town Employee ■Award? From Bet: A Spoiswood man whose car ! Christmas-Party.' struck anti killed a Madison Town­ .'''.Awards henquet of the Mataivsn t Th* unoual Christmas oarty hju! Soivr.fjhlp -Huskies." of-the Central ship sanitation, department .work*, .?<•'isy Fop Warner Fpotbsil c-tder- er Iasi suiwisi' was lailii'lfd Thurs­ | luncheon.. ol the Women's' Uemn-li 4i,oi^ V.VJJ feati/iud Sunday b.v ths day by the Middlesex County Grand i cratic Club of ..Monmouth I'our.ty !i ttjppuai-Kn;:! oi Jim Du_ids. Woo^l- Jury. ' • " . ' , ■ ' ; was tieid V:x. IS a! trvstm .brcofi Lrtdge, slellfcr sophomore (ijrrter. -Tne juror;, handed up an indict- j inn, Eatontowiv.. - - . (Sack cf aWf flayer tvmril j Breet’.nii (o a.’1, and Dianked the Ooorgc Hnunmnsi, meiisbiirc «f *h._* • marninu (if Julv -’•> nnil i;il) ;! . - Jttttls Huskies latkileld Other piien t'allpn, W, of 267 Garfield = members .(or th«ir co-opiratifm fV'«r> uaroniit- sum. He was at the rear o{ ’.he %e, ms^e p*ts«it«tlon or trophies VfHiele when he was hit. Mrs. John Keilt, Atlantic High-., lanos »nrothy Pachuta, Hnxlet, charg­ Mir«!ich, were the party chair­ ed with paMtngi-a. 150 wprthlsas men. ' ■ , >«S*n, StfV? '^empEBy *wl Pete check »i the Acme Market, I-;oiile liUjuist. Committeeman |tfn;y IS, £*sl Brunswick,, on Mar. Jl. Mrs. Katharine E. WhitR, stair TTraphagen »pt*q tn tribute io the also tyas cited. comn-.itteewoman a»d rlniirman ni S p l l i S i i K ■V . ^oilt of t?l« <*mcMD£ *t«tt iti £«t- the N..I. Higinyay Autharltyv-in ex ■fu ♦ing Pop Warwr'fooihaH oft to a lending holiday greetings, remind-' V *m.^e&sfuj f^art in the twnshjji. ed the members of the (jains ther li, . ftpyife * atUlfku Teen-Age Leaders Democrats had made inrouglioul „ '■ i . n . ine countv-«nd suggested that they 'M i. Traphf.gifii pomied out that Marl ionking around now to select i the township commit;** snd tne Ready For Drive good candidates. Mrs. White ,>re- •ieei^tiot' cc.n'millfcv Md a pro- sented Mrs, Bonforte with a leather, ^rjiiri to provide rrcrwwmtl Teen-age program leader* ol Ike handbag (in behalf of the club. nnd facilities tc f»«l as It becam*- 1963 - March of l)ime<) met.-Satur­ i The surprise Santa Claus, Mrs.. , K ■tnaaelttllypossible to tip no. but day at t h e '.Presbyterian Social Richard McGovern. Atlantic High­ k Center, Metucnen. to prepare for u - I lhat these fields and f&c.iiillM would lands, assisted, by Mrs. Walter It. 1 K * tr J " 9 I f Av ** { the campaign which is 'scheduled r: •vatut*-'their purpose if there are nol Wall and, Mrs.. Angelo Botlone, * - •yoltiiuntr i?ader» and workers tn. to begin on Wednesday. Keansburg; Mrs. Alttiu Parker, 1 Fifty '.teen-agers nnd their adult ■j : days? and igtrl*1 activity* coming Highlands; Mrs. Kobe.rt (leneoick, - ^ 1 1 1 . Invth to serve i\it*V the same steal advisors, representing many Mid­ Wall Township, Mrs. Donald Kel- v : that, (lie coaching staff of the Littie dlesex Counly communities; tyere leher, Middleiown; Mrc. - Cerelda 'Huskies had shown. Mr. Trapha- present tn hear Miss Toby Shapiru, Hoag, Belmar and Mrs. Matthew Metuchen,: Middlesex County TAP "ITS GREAT, ED, ' : emphasised the approach McCarthy, Howell Township, di* >, -i'. ti. caching staff ol, Uie Uttie Chairman, stress th? importance tnbuted gifts. » V-i*" *v ' of the teen-axe-program. She said > ^ i ‘Huskier W * t he Ideal cieuchment : j x :! -j; lhat it was the job of the youns? Mrs. Robert F. Norton, Sea from tv tr y other conudci.il Ion but Bright, vice chairman or Ihe ex­ 72, unveiled HEATERS. Township: Theresa I.efand, Cissi plans for a new Madison Town­ Colacci, Maryann Tacschler, Fu- ship post honu*. gene Impcrato, Belli Deerin, Cathy Tlie name will be MUwted on u s : 1- . ‘ Me l-augnlin, Barbara Bushman, \jx-l - It In A Hurry | plot uf 175 feet fronting on Mata* Kathy Read, Carol Mnrkette, Ka­ ren Gray I.tnda Cafara nnd Lor­ wan Rd., between Miller and Ely Aves., in Laurence Harbor and will - 1* •-? raine St. John Accompanying the teen-agers were; Mrs. David W.il- be of brick and block construction, t O i S r l> : Min, Mrs. C-nniles Ineschler, Mrs, 82 leiU long b y 42 feet w ide, 'lh e w - r - . Joseph Imperato, Mrs. Robert Min- musn meeting room and auditorium, Because It Was Rt. IS at Circle - l.lberl; M M linnica, Mrs Joseph Dmm, Mrs. 62 feet by 40 feet, will be located on the main floor. A spacious lobby r 1 ^ Open <:» - Show 7:M Charles Aumick and Mrs. Fred C afaru. will lead to the mam room from the front street entrance. £ 2 \ ’ f t Now thru Sun. Ihe upper portion will house the ■ Thqnk kitchen and rest rooms. 'I here also Advertised To • " ^ f i Jerry U w i* will be cloak rooms, storage rooms Yog . . . and a utility room. Construction IT S ONLY will start in the early soring. 'Ihe post now meets m Uvrnes JJall, for making R oute 35. It u ses this p lace for 1L> Managers Week O v e r 3 0 , 0 0 0 MONEY" activities. A Paramount Release a big Success Mr. Vohdin reported that at a meeting of the Madison ’township - Co-1 lit - BRING THIS AD TO Veterans Alliance he was chosen "NO MAN IS chairman of the annual Memorial AN 1SM N U " RAYMOND CASEY Day parade committee. Assisting Readers In The Manager of Acme Market him on this committee wjtl be Har­ Starts ry Jacobs and Jack /dies of the Laurence Harbor post. Three mem­ New Year's Eve N. J. Hwy 35 - 36 bers of each of the other township Extra Monday pnly Keyport veterans' organizations a iso are Hollywood Preview members of the parade committee. Classified Pages "TWO TICKETS and get Charles l£!sie. chairman of the TO PA RIS” VFW Voiie of Democracy contest, reported that Magistrate Samuel — A lso — Sladkus, Superintendent, of Schools Dr. William J. Sample, Board of O f 5 0 FREE KducHliuu meitiutr Hichard Pin<* * ti*-* , Robert swiRitv and Irving Perrv, and a Madison S & 11 GREEN Township bank official, were nam­ r m H W M * m E ed us judges for the iocnl hij»l» school student contesi entries. TWDFdRIUESEESW STAMPS Man Hospitalized The Matawan Journal Season's Greetings To All My Atfer Cliffwood Crash — A n d — Priends and Neighbor* liruno Vahlroos. 42, ol 6 Chest-1 nut Dr., Ha/let, was admitted to j ACME MARKETS Perth Amboy General Hospital Fri* | day suffering facial lacerations nnd j The Keyport Weekly j hack injury sustained in a Route ] Managers Week ‘ 35 accident in Matawan Township, j Expires Her. 3IM Mr. Vahlroo*. was u i>a,•-.sender in ; ' i * 5# a c a r o p e ia te d by A nker Holt, 45. ol f/H Kli/abeHi St.. Kcyjjorf, ;»'-••, fording ft) police, which \vas travel- inn Aoulh on the J)i^)»\vay when . t O 4 0 K * the mislui' occurred. JM There*!! fi. Vojda. B. of ?h ^'indy St.. Old Hri(l;:e. operator ol lhe ! USED MERCHANDISE VALUES ; DR. MARK B MUSCARELLA other car. was headed in the op posile direclion. A \*.iuiess, Heat*; O pfoinotri:,) i ice Hollenbach. l l W lit eehuo<.o> EYES EXAMINED hf-ion, police ?,aM. ‘Ih e witu*'** staled lhat lln* V.i) VERTISED IN TH E 1'AS l-ACjLLGiN PROFESSIONAL ARTS BUILDING da cat svent out of control iiml <»» ,i nto Mi. Holt's vehicle, . i t M AIN ST. iiJwTUKT j f.i. The victim wan trims >il fo the hofip.tal by the Mtda wa.i I own.'hip Mi^t Aid Squad 1 CLASSIFIEDS. v.liiie I'.itf-/.iM'ii if’’-' i•’) *m > 1 o en ! 5th ANNUAt. iT'oncl^ Fleteitef wen inw’fiiijiatiii;, the w rerk. New Year's Eve Party I'arly Church Copy I Npontorcd by tuul held nt The (N niiiine fur church ntwi: in EASY TOO, JUST CALL the Jan J i'-Mie of ’I Im* M alaw aiH Jouinaf will be Monday ut VETERANS MEMORIAL HOME «<'( Iim \\ noon jili*. -julv I't i C liffw ood, N. J. COifax 4-3030 Dinner Served •: JO Shurp — l)r-nelii(( 10 'ill 7 llWreflimeniA 9 • 3 jTicketi Available Call CO 4-0885 Donation $10.00 fo r Per ion TSsurs&ay, December 27, THE MATAW AN JOURNAL, N. J. . . ■ ■: - ■■ - - <»o.g® Thra» . , , ... statio n ed ’tl tu b * , b u t p r s is tu lj f ! A -jn , I oBenalM two vaar la. th# Jfaru, at SlhofU Hin-t. ! Mrs. Wi!l!»rfls ««* uorn In Mwa- f Your *dv«rt)*ern«nt hi this Mrs. 1 E. D. Silcoxl V cd Saturday At St. Joseph's Area Engagements ^ V ^ -■ rte?id?»t, ot I No data 'iss bean » ; .tor the m o ra l. P i .1 8h a n a d -liv e d la W «rc} i»asi«r . v*:il , re a c ti p n M p e c d v t weodir.g. K^.i’ibutp 18 sr.i ass J v pu I'jiS^r'i 'n ev’iv 'X.ninmnllj i f Mc«ueS*Mvy«r R-uiaw f t Stmlomia Witttamn.' f.H* bsyslwre ‘irsa. Are Announced M r, «;id Mi's. A W. Meya-r.-MArt Survivlv^ «r« s »o«. Cnifert;■ st i ooro G ard en a. iVtor^,c!nyilu>, ftn homa. and ft sister In iprlnffieW, | How .about busir. - c.*?#V------i v. oj can siipply. thsm ucW.^ Mrs. Lotilse V, MIcO*. S'!, -of 79 Mr. and Atn. Will’am Rush, 11 lirunco ihe md iu tho ngnt pries. Comf' tur a l t at. thi* (it'n 't lim . "23; IKil, in ihe Ivy; House,-1 I ftngagemeni of (h-sir daughler, tor- j I'zel. son o? M r|. ?»T^nwi. I MlcWlatowri. ,>m'. w«.s br»rt>. iu W est! i^70 W:!«on Nww MonsrtoulW i to Georg-s Ket»s\van, oi i iCnMMMt-'fr Chester,. >*».-. •ttrt dau»h!!i- ot;tSie I .u n d (rie fala M r.. la w G e o rg * and •.-Rrt Huifi ScnG-’Jl a.ia Is • e;opluyed • menaber-i-.ot ihe Keypott Literary Club. ■..■■: ■■ : ' v i by Hell reiephone i-uharatoues irv * il y i m del. Mr. .-Kenavau Is S ha Is su rv iv e d by (Ive sans, j grnduattt of Al.^Kandur Hani‘!lun SAVE wilh SAFicO .Evarc V.. Middletown; S. F re d o n e . ! High School In Brooklyn end is ; Charles. p, 5iui Arthur V ., Kc.y- employed by Yovich Freigra Hand­ p ari ond P i Uii.ts, E , Gbdivynt.i' lers, Newark. : fit 11 “iiii> l.i'dien and'■> gre1 n All* llpwii.. ti.,11 aU . r* n I k. ■ J'unarnl Home, KoyjKirt.v with’ the tolumbia Ava., Union- Bench.! an JR(!V. Jo h n II. S h a rp e : p a s lo r o t th s nounce the ent'agemijiit of tl’.elr I Keyport Kotormed Church. offlclal- ! daughter. Lorraine Anna, to John j New jersey- Suveet Shops Inc. : ing. li}t«rntiP,nt w as in Media i Inomafi Heltrick. son o( M ar.d : P ro o rieio r: of- \he M iddle Road C#nii*teiy, Medin, Pit Sweet Shop. Ha/.let. A late summer wedding Is - 1 John G. Johitsocr planned. ; ,folm G. Johnson,■ 88, oie Mrs- Nellie McDor.fllil, iJn- ■ I s e lf - e m p l o y e d . .. ! No dato has been tot lot tha ion City ’ 1 - COlfox 4*4000 Funeral services wuro, held Sat­ Mis3 Kathleen Ann - Shanahafi, Mrs. Ernest Mocci, Hailet. sis­ w c - d d m g . urday nt I p.m. in tha Bedle Fu­ daughter of Mr. iam.l Mrs. Patrick ter of tne bnde, and Miss Rose- Hlcks-Gratil . •- V ' Wf‘ft» N B » !eVlM.'iaSl»Clf.8«(k»K>li» - neral Home, Keyporl, The Rev. mane Senatore. Union, were the ' , . . WL« r *D-'H/ly, stto o d Ottt PVIMIS S . Shanahan.. S# Chingarora Av»., Key: On Christmas Day Mr. and Mr*. 6 1 Harry R. Pints, pastor of Calvary hridal attendants. They worn Iden­ i Edw ard L. (jrartc, 3 Oregon Ave., Methodist Chinch, Keyport.,. of» port, hecamo the bride of Dennis tical gowns and headpieces :n Hailet, announced the engagement HIGHWAY 35 «t RD KEtPORT liclsted, Burial wat in Shoreland Gene Bowman. 306 Stone Rd;, Key­ emerald green and carried halt o ' theilr daiuiitcr, Iliieer,, io Roy Memorial Gardens, Hazlet. port, son ol Mr. and Mra. Alvir. cresccnts of Christmas red pom­ I.ORRA1NK WILLIAMS Bowman, Route 1, Box 52, 1-uur- pons holding chains ot Oretron hol­ W. lilcks. son ot ivlr. ant! Mrs. Le- Mr>. Joseph J, K rai ol F o rk , V a., S atu rd a y . D ec. 22, ly anu four large snowballs o: white Mrs. J'ervls P. Hedrick, 2111 Wash­ " Mrs. Gloria M. Kress, 31. of 171 1952. at J p.m. The H»v. Alfred carnations. . , ington Si., Keyport. Park Ave., Belford, died Thursday Smith performed the double ring Lowell Bowman, Union Beacn, Miss Williams, a graduate of Red night. Dae. 2(1. 19(12, In Riverview ceremony at St. Joseph'* Church, cousin of the Bridegroom, was the Bank CnUicllc High School. Is at­ Hospital after a short illncsu. K eyport. best man. Flovd Leonard, Jnlon tending Monmouth College, West Mrs. Kress waa born lu Brook­ The bride wus given m marriage Beach and David Vaughn. Keyport, Long Branch. She Is a third grade lyn, and !ii|d lived In Belford by her tatlior. Slid wore a floor- u sh ered . teacher in St. Beneuict’s School, most of her life. Sue was the leni’th gown of white peau de soie. For her daughter's wedding. Mrs, Hazlet. Her fiance, a graduate of daughter of tho lata Thomas and Tha fitted bodice had a sabrma Shanahan selected a royal bltio sa- Keyporl High Schott!, attended The Sadie (Brennan) Bonora. Mrs. neckline accented with a crystal tin sheath with ice pink hat and Citadul. South Carolina. He is serv­ MISS DOROTHIlA N o n . DOWNI'S Kress was a communicant of St. and pearl design, and long sleev­ accessories and a c o r s a g e of b a b y ing in tho U.S. Marine Corps, sta­ Mary s Church. New Monmouth. es. A crystal - and - pearl •• en­ pink roso3. tioned nl Camp LeJeune, North Colts Neck, at a dinner party Surviving ara her husband. crusted front box plant featured Reception At Georgian Housa C arolina. given at tha Downes residence., Josepn j. Kress; two dauyhterj. tho nhapili-lcngtli skirt. Her finger- A reception followed tn lhe Sunday night for tne immediate,!. Maureen and Sheila Kress, both lip-lengtli veil of French Illusion Georgian House. Wesi Deal. For I.ewl3-nenn«Mt families. ; JOI at home; a brother, Do u r Iss Bou- Mrs, Frances C. Bennett. 1101 fell oyer her crysial-nnd-pearl en­ their wedding trip to Ploridu, the Miss Downes Is a gtaduale of | i ora, Port-Au-Peck: a mep-hroihcr, crusted satin rose headpiece and bride wore a tiark brown i*ccd Grnssmere Avo., ^uoamassa, an­ Guorftu Morris, Mntawan. and four nounced the engagement ol her Rod Bank Catholic High School ] ;. she carried a crescent bouquet of suit, a brown pillbox and acces­ and Maryinouiit College. Ai ling-! ; sisters, M rs, Ldna Dudonis. Biook- daughter. Barbara Louise, to Ben- white roses and carnations. ’■ sories and a corsage of white roses ton. va. She presently is a student «. lyn; Mrs. Theresa Brent. Atlantic. Miss Patricia Shanahan. Key­ The brldo was graduated from ] -T“ ' v ’ '■ " ’* ! at Monmouth College, Wesc Long jj' lliRnmnds; Mrs. Helene Oberfjfell, port, wa» the maid of honor for Keyport High School and the W’ll- I Branch. Her fiance Is a graduate Hoboken, and Mrs. Dosing Boone. her sister. Her floor-length gown of fred Academy of Beauty Culture. of Freehold Regional High School A voka. P h. cmeruiJ green peau de solu was Newark. She is employed by Crea­ . ]• and Is n .student at Vlliauova :.v\4 :-l,. Funeral services wero held Sat- designed with a sciuaru neckline tive Hair Stylists, heyport. J i University, Viilanova, F'a. MISS EILEEN CRAiVl’ urdqy ot 9:30 a.m. from the and long sleeves. Short side veils The bridegroom attended Hills- Pflcger Funoral Home, New Mon­ fell from hor flower headpiece and ville High School. Hillsvilln, Va. He Sinnkcr-Duluuer roy Hicks. 53 Walnut St., Keyport. mouth. to Sst, Marys Church sho carried a hall crescent of gold Is associated with Lucas Landscap­ Mr. and Mrs. Wllliain Dc-iimer, .Miss G ran t lu 3 senior at Rar­ Where a Iwih requiem mass was pompons which held a chain of Ore ing Co., Keyport. Ho is serving 13 ParkWew Terr., Hazlet, an- itan lownship High School ami is offered by tho Rev. Robert T. gon belly and four large snowballs with tha Army In Fort Detrick. Md wli nounce the engagement of tiieir employed by the Raritan Sweet Butman. paslor. Burial was in St. of white carnations. They will rcsidu in Keyport. -* ! daughter, Drusilla, to .lack .1. Shoppa, Hailet. Mr. Hicks Is a Joseph's Cemetery. Kevport. 3 - - ■ Stanker, 6on of Mr and Mrs. graduats ot Keyport High School F o r a and Is em ployed by th e C & J Mrs, Waiter Gioasman b o rn F rid ay , D ec. 31, 1962, in R l­ Joseph Stanker, 31 Orcluud Ava., B i r t h s verview Hospital. K eansburg, Mold and ..Machine Coro, Point P r e p a i Mrs. Josephine t. Grossman. P leasan t. Beal _ Miss Debmer, I graduate of 89. of 114 M onm outh S t.. Rod lU H ch No date has baen set tor the Hank, died Saturday, Dec. 22, 1962. Airman First Class Joseph Beal Keyporl lllgli Schnol. is employed Mr. and Mrs. Lnuij Ulrich, 70 w edding. a t Jo h n L. Montgomery Horne, and Mrs, Beal, Panama City; Fla., 1 bv International Press, Newark. 3oulevard West, Cliffwood Beuch, ^ ' V- J ______F re e h o ld . ara the parents of a daughter, born aro the parents of a daughter, born Mrs. Grossman was the wife or W ednesday, D ee. 12, 1902, In T y n ­ Save S nturday, D ec. 13, 1962, in M iddle­ (ho late Walter Grossman and dall Hospital. Panama City. The Funeral Service sex Genaral Hospital. W e e kly daughter oi the late George and baby weighed seven pounds, five Mrs. Benjamin Williams Emily Bra,id. Sho was born In ounces, and has been named Cherl Conklin Funeral servicos war* li a ! d N ew Y ork. Ann. Tha Beals also have two other A daughter was born on Thurs­ [ Ihursday at iho Laurel Funeral $ .50 $ 25 ?5 Surviving are two brothers, Vin­ cnnciren, Joseph Michael and Don­ MISS BARBARA BENNETT d ay, Doc. 13, 1962, in St. P e te r s Homo, West Keanshurg. for Mrs. cent, Belford, and George, Hollis, na. Mrs. -Beal is the foimer Miss 1 .0 0 50.50 H ospital to M r. an d M rs. .Tohn J. Jamln L. Lewis, son ot Mr. and Ruth Williams, 81, of U Suventh L .l. Barbara Polichak, Morganville. Conklin, 235 Shoreland Circle, Laur- Mrs. Roma James Lewis. 37 Maple St., West Keansburg, who died Funeral services were held Wed­ T uesday, D ec. 18, 1962, in R lv e r­ 2 , 0 0 1 0 1 . 0 0 G ildaw l* onca Harbor. Dr., Ha/lel. n esd ay a t 8;3') a.m. from tlie Day Miss Bennett attended Asbury view Hospital, The Kev. H. H. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Gildnwle, 5.00 252.50 Funeral Homo, ICeyport, and at T liom pson Park High School. Mr. I.ewis at­ McConnell, pastor of the Keans* 156 Asbury Ave., Union Beach, are I a.m. a mass was of­ tended Hailet Schools and is em­ burn Methodist Church, officiated. tha parents oi a son, boro Tues­ Mr. and Mrs. Allen D. Thompson, 10 .0 0 505.00 fered In fit. Joseph's Church, Key­ ployed by tlie Havillund Corp., Cin­ Interment was In Prospect Hill d ay , D ec. IB, 1962, in M onm outh 22'J Throckmorton Lane, Old Bridge port. Interment was In private. cinnati, Ohio. Cemetery, Caldwell. 2 0 . 0 0 1 0 1 0 . 0 0 / Medlcai Center. aro the parents of a daughter, born James L. O’Grady T h u rsd ay , D ec. 13, 1962, in St. P e t­ A June wedding is planned. B ennett er's Hospital. James L. O'Grady, 41. of 72 Shufflcboihnm-Flske Fifth St., Belford, died suddenly A son was born in Riverview M cCoy Mr. and Mrs. Richard Tufts on T h u rsd ay , Dec. 20, I9C2, while Hospital on Tuesday, Dec. 18, 1962, Flske, Chevy Chase, Md,, have an­ to Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Bennett, A daughter was born io Mr. and working In Linden. He was an Mrs. Joseph McCoy, Box 22X, Key­ nounced the engagement of then operating engineer. Harrington Manor, Route 79, Mor- d a u g h ter, Hole n Margaret, to ganviliu. p o rt, on F rid a y , D ec. 14, 1962, in Mr.- O’Grady was born In Pitts­ Perth Amboy Hospital. burgh, Pa., son of Mrs. Edna (Mc- R usso MISS DRUSILLA DEIIMEK Imyre) O’Grady, Ballstan Spa, C hurch N.Y., and the late James O'Grady. Mr. and Mrs. William Russo, 74 Elizabeth St., Keyporl, ara the! Mr. and Mrs. James Church, 21 Her fiance is a graduate of Middle* He had resided in Belford for the Ocean Blvd., Cliffwood Beach, arc I town High School. He is serving iait th™*? years and before tlmt parents of a son, ixirn Wednesday, | D eo. 19, 1962, In R iverview Hospi- ' the parents of a son, born Satur- j with the Seuhecs, and haa beer. fIved In tlie Keyport and Matawan day. Dec. 13, 1962, in P e rth A m boy tal. area. Mr. O’Grady was a U.S. H ospital. Navy veterun of World War II N o stran d and the Korean conflict. He was a member of tho International A son was born Wednesday, Dec. Union of Operating Engineers, 19, 1962, in R iv e rv ie w 'H o sp ita l to Funeral Services Local No. 825 A. Newark. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Nostrand, HOMESICK? Harris and Cambridge Aves., Union Surviving, besides his mother, John J. Sosko Jr. Unhappy b*caus« your pr«»- (ro his wife, M rs. Katherine (Web­ B each. Funeral services were conducted #nt Homeowner* policy cost* er) O'Grady; a sou, Janies, and M arshall Friday morning at the William loo much? Traniamtrica two daughters, Susan and Colleen Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Marshall, 198 Kohoot Funeral Home and at St. Insurance Group’s polky tor O ’G ra d y ; a stepson, D ennis M. fourth St.. West Kear .burg, arn .lohi.'s Ciiu.cii. Buyonne, for J o h n preferred homeowners can bo l ike, seeing In thu U.S. Navy, the parents of a daughter, Ixirn J. Sosko jr., 35, of 725 Laurence stationed In Little Creek, Va.; a th* answer to your problem. Wednesday, Dec. 19, l%2, in Rlver­ Parkway, Laurence Harbor, who lister, Mr.s. Paul Hager, llallslan C. Save by phoning or writing view Hospital. died Tuesday, Dec. 18, 1962 in St. Spa and a brother, Ihomas O'­ Season’s Greetings lor Peter's Hospital, New Brunswick. today full Information. B G ra d y , Cahill Interment was In Iloly Cross Ceme­ To All Funeral services were held Mon- St-** , , , Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Cahill, 289 tery. North Arlington. Parustus dSy at II a.m. at tho Scott Fu­ MISS HELEN M. FLSKE Austin Ave.. Old Bridge, aio the services were held at the funeral I* Friends and Patrons neral Hume, Belford. The Rev. parenls of a duughtcr, burn in St. homo Thursday night. Ackerson, Van Buskirk William R. nisgrove, pastor of Cieorgo Ileathcoto Shuiik'bntham, . „ Fetor's Hospital. Mr. Susko wus born and edu­ the New Monmouth Baptist Church, ?;on of Mis. G. H. Shufflebotlnm, | cated lu Bayoniio. Ho had resided and Elliott, Inc. offldaied Interment was in Fuir F lem in g Easton, Pa., and (he lato Mr. - A U T O B D Y S In I.aureitco Harlxir for the past INSURANCEINSURANC SF.RVICE View Cemetery, Middletown. A d a u g h te r w a .» Iiorn In Sl. S huf/leiw thafn. M iss F isk e Ii th*. \ .'19 W. I'ro n t St, Peter’a Hospital to Mr. and Mis. nine years, where ho managed n vranddnughter of Mr and Mr.s. J. • 4-1116 K eyport (Jtl «* Mrs. Geor|je Porter James Fleming, 5B Main St., Key­ service stutlon. Ha was a memher Harold Hendrickson, W Warren Sl., j ' Front M, of the 1 aurunce Harbor Lions Club. j « w t t t Mrs. limlly Porter, 88, of 88 p o rt. K«7 |K)rt. | N 7 Keyport Ko Besides Ills wife, tho former Mis-: Front St.. Keyporl, died Saturday, Miss Fisko attended Wesleyan j ’ Agnes Sustine, ho Is survived by a AnJ) Rem em ber D ec. 22, 1982. In lha S eab ro o k Hill E v e re tt University and was graduated from son, Jolm; two duughteis, l.inda Nursing Home, Keyport. She v,us Mr. and Mrs. Herbert S. Fverelt, the Chnmht.Tluin School of Retail* w nnd Ellen, all nt home; his mother, Ixirn in England and had lived In 25 Culvur St.. Old Bridge, are the ing in Boston, Mas.*. Mr. Slmffle- parents of a son, born In St. Peter's Mrs. Anna Sosko, Bayonne; two Finf* M e t M n f o I i T K l Keyport 43 years. Slia wa* the lw>(ham M a graduuto of th« Peiui- brothers, Poter, Bayonne, and TAILORING ofsobt*v widow of Ooorge Porter. H ospital. sylvania State University. Mlchnol, Seattlo, Wash., and a Sho wm a member of the First N ecollan sister, Mri, Mary Dunnu, Balti­ Zlllarkl-Hoardwlck Baptist Church, Kayport, and of and ALTERATIONS Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Necollan, m ore, Md. Announcement I.i mad*) of the LARGEST l.udy Colfax, Rebekah Lodge. Tonnent Rd.. Morganville, arc the engaficmrnt of Mla« Eleanor R. MEN'S - WOMEN'S - CHILDREN'S APPAREL Surviving are a sun, George W., parents of a son, born Thuraduy, Mr*. P, George Waluk Boardwlrk, daughter of Mrs. Viv­ Keyport, and two grandson). D ee. 29, 1982, la [llvorvlew Hos­ Funoral lervices wero hold Sat­ ian Doard'Aiek, 71 I.ocuit Grove, DRY CLEANING Christ mas Club In Ttfo X f W Q WE CAf.r. ANU Funeral sorvloeii wero hold Wed pital. urday from the Scuiilon Funeral Kuyjxjrt nnd [hn lain T hom as I*. n esd ay ut 1 p m. at the fjodla lru Homo, I’oinpton Plains, to the Iloly H oardw ick, to HufiHell A, Zlllnski, FUR ALTERATIONS D Kt.IVK R M ntewt (ht ort. WE GIVE Sill GREEN STAMPS C O 4-1123 Interment wai In Oreon Grove pital on Thursday, Deo. 20, 1902, Walek, wlfn of P. George Walek, M iss Boardwick Is a gruduate of • i ■«> ip,J "Mr- 'piprwtnr,' Der'orc, Ir iii ci w r / / ■ - J t ■J7. of 21) W iliuj P jik u jy , J’oiiipt.wi KoyfKrrf Hifjh ScI«k»I and is tu n * BROAD STREET CLEANERS i'ciini'itt Kd , M u.^un.i'lu. . ..., 1 I .V. I- 1­ v - t I'-imlm An’mut Hn^t>lt;il, 7H UHOAD ST. - KEVI-OK r Thii week, why don’t you 19, 1962, In Clillloii M e m o n a l H tx- L ueders Eatontown Her turnip n « look through tlio wlndowi uf piLi!, I’oiupluii Djiiii,. uaf«i of Hij'h RcV'o! yum Uiuiv.li . , . f io in tint Inside. Mr. and Mis. I'uul i.ui-don, >1 || „ r „ j,, M,rl- y rr Wl'h'l- 11. ). ‘-'iV.n'l ,.'ii I',!,!,, II . Utli*. on.iilvyi'ii i>y I a k a I d l o f l‘. plarmnt'f Ise.llpdMII :, .1 Ue i Sltlv il'll lelliI, il.iiillhlct .f (if I It h, to Wuiiitld 11'' NOTARY I'i ;, tirn d y , a lilf.li s.-houl i.’it.'li"!, ami 1 1 niul nn iifij'litjf V. ornonsi ash'jitY pakk, a nto hank • eMtiAlQUM l-lisl t)llll|.,e, t ; aid S HIV il I < " >, .un ni' Mi nnd Mi s | ; dw,ii 'I 1,1 1 Mi l. Gi,id> li-.■■ '■ t *1 n ‘h..| ikiii'I. ,1 111 111 n io ir, I'tiMe'i* nu ‘.’utro I'eljllilllllO, k, mill l.llty, llnil-lll l I ‘i t r.j ;• i t p .| . AM 'M i' Ilii ! !.i •! * I h'hii, i' j',.' 'i"1* Kevin. IH o u t f-M i »• j r se rv ic e r • A rillUI'.Y I’AI'K it FA'K IIAVEM p HnMoBI. ♦ OP.IIUA M i - St i'tni"! '• f*n"tu. l i ' ' ni. >nl It... .m d I i,.. |ih .'. il e ■;: H'i, ell " t Mt t| H.p-1’. r III n!11 tn I'll,I 38 Fulton St., Ko/port NeUill ll, llll ■ • .1 .lei ,, Ml . A lie , rol,', .l flr,„rii. « Clutpi'iiui ( f HI r. I! II, IJI< , II11 f lei, I. Ml-. A iii'eliiet illriwii'd f itid\V'’M (' o I if <• t Brown Travel Bureau Winn*'!*. M i It ilu j.' ,i(!tnii('il ln< / tit COlfax 4-1499 Mr. nnd Mrs. Ilnny Uutpmnn. tirns'.*! mid Mi'i. Genevieve 'In ftV t ill* Vullrr fillll — i(4 pmlth Ht., Infill Amlmi 339 (JkhuiwihhI Avn„ I.ntlilliir- liiine, S»>l)t of Bcllevllie, uml Iwo AlIiiiif (*• liij'l'iim d'. Mil'll Si Itn'il iittnii -s,, K r.|'"i -- NUiiu r»n I Mil btir, arc tho paronln of a duugl.ter, gr.indclilldH'ii. _ 11** ■t -iV'M.I In tin* V S. A n n y : I 1 1.1 f - , t ■ 1 I . . ! , J ‘ * <<' $f7< J‘ i e , & '' ' i S*" 1 ’ ' ' T 'V , IHE MATAWAN iOUKNAl, N, J . Yfru'-i’day, D e c e m b e r 7 ? , I $ 4 2

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J«32) i rjrl^f ‘n3' J w « •>' fc"»l 1 BE'lThR I-./1 TT’ T i V n NFVl'R a->p. inc!vJpS w r - - tV* W M s'^rrJo^nej y », b«wftoup4r ‘of u>« p*ppto. by-tu«. r*'?p?*< ! enccojra^mE^-and is a». : doSavcxt. p^niftnow :n rhe Cbnsliahs rush . . . So here goes „■...*; ? Ah v a *? ek « ^ '' Mumm* ‘;-«w#«rv*!iv* a«*iiocr, .jw ^ c tta a .Ri» iftsfhKifcbUr: titffcts t&ss -ifoaf "Reusrdt’d- CbtJarti) 4Md friends ul a tv;ld goose -dwtnrr at fram jWaUv&n f'avt Urf;ce. waa rt- M o u rc J ttw is, umi th m b y ntM Sm iu e lf worooy o s ib tir cretfifid>.<*. Aoiiifs t£ Jhdped. ' !h*3 h^rn*1 ■'Thui'*^«iy «»gbt. T he .1 lei c t^jie h t*K>lv a! ivnt of tne | «vo?' Johnj'lynrj W- W. ApplegateA})tJb tl Ma^i*wan , . . m i a c t u a l ed bv fbi» Depar*'inf-’u on a p^»» ; ojher accoar.plitiiments: [ * f •• b -''•••■• ••’ MS*auxfoil&*s PoiUft* laift *t 'vfou>van. M-sw Je rs e y " Wc v»ill ielv »i« your cotil*nu«ll g^jjre v,m 0,fr of a number o: miu .fiion, D ijc en ib fj 1. after ib vrare ef M j u i v a n To^ii& hip Corri/ni:r - -,| hiRJier .um nnd i better pieipromise. fciwffilpUo'i Hu\*t .cense piaiw W* in *afc cba«xe aw:n«s^H»l. a laM>» ,F , , Ul , NATIONAL IO!TO« !AL Tn* ™.i'« mpmivenhip of t),e , ^ . h,^ uf ' ,K,;n'„ a "“m 1 r ® on Novftintu-r 1, ih e re bac/ bc-ftii. up j liU l* Piyntl* tn Artv^not Mornnomh Cwmy Umt N€W .hr- ^<-«S r,«l «»m of •.«<« bi?i v»bv^Ji «« *ude« Mr^erai new ! . M n ta i y ^ n io > v « s h ii> t , i * r k i Ro.sfc ft.. A e n w A ut y*«? ( svit^)A U) last Smuroay niijbi *4.*2 jjccnse ' piovi'i«vi« oi gr-es't . ,. ,. . ’ ^ 1 '■•■. . m U «i?6a . « y AlMCiwion tor Relnrrt^ Cb-U s' u/ ' * * * > * t e ^ issued at the motor vehicle } ------1 Mtattfci re o , JO.M m e ir. vou *w l ^ U1 .w m 1,1 h a v t ,h e u U i" y agency sn Keyport aod K-J drivers' | »Hd jt a«|*evthe Tt«d« 1 StirathmoW .^t-M atawan Civic .Association . . s o m e oc i« T im (v»iiMMi «t«4«) _ yeiy l!app> New to ■•ioot them Lxpfcniuor a bill ivlncb w v*at {MtAlt U. 9.1 i p Ytar | R*v ft Ad Mis C Jl B ru r* licenses. ... \ r ^ n w itib ^ c d .n f j 1 iire v e a ;s i-n ih e •',sn#er,HlJOA.. • .■ , - * . THURSDAY. DFXEMRJrK 27 i£L£ ‘ n [family were able to lake possession ,f>ent«Tneni o f Cf^mmu*erp nf ihi* i •same w«y -»vt ,aw ■. ittnaewibe.r. the 1 M ayoj W illiam Kodgevs, Union Beach . , t h a t E y s t .(Mgneu). , . ) of th». presbyiersan iiuuw Mon-... ; a. h o re m cu kr legiuduiR a change : R©c«pnyaii iracti B ill of 1S34. ? Point'irtam ' ' • ••> •. : JiHMpb X. H annan, I day, even though,...... all th e'*teatn-|«» oon«nu?atw«\ r«?es from & Rrad, v m % wa3':a re« ihat tried i ,T . ,v u ; ’i 1 . ' i • j j V • • P re sid e n t rudiators weie not in place. Theyl“^M*it «a*e t o a fwt.-mwlmy rate. | was siveu 'ma/iv pro«»nalf by a■( Uiiion res,dvnts , ... ,sewe**t,#>od roads, and.low«- A Tide ln The Ail&irs Of Men Maaqw>ulh Unit. N. J. find it comfortable and homelikf i w atio.%Iy auuitwa>at.i.. . pr^Si^ ^ xvho saw roany oecds lt t t^xes ((♦'I SarjtTr try that oner oi>. fot nit*- ). - N exi Tivts'J&.V, w« w ill «nter a new ye«r, sc<»irdin|i lo for Retarded Chitdren and glad that they are w v «*;tOed. j ^ rf _ ._ , a" . i oouidn’t ruifi’J everyone of the re- ] iioJmdci cluldren . , . 'Approval' ol lhe• proposed school the calendar. It 3»s» brconie » i i m t of celebration, gaiety, “ “ tne Piw.den and otb . btuldnig program . H igh fond hop« lor a Jjettw fiatujre, resolution not to txsmnul afiam nyresMvet aw * of : Everybody . : . a wrolthy batik'account iat tms time yet). 4i fr past v tn tn in judgement or perforsn*n«, to riu ra _ Republican - b i w r a t i r ' ! AROUND TIIE-TOWN ..;. Keyport Council president Hegn- IKiund: legs ol genuine latnn. 17 W h e n 'y o u g e t 'right down to it. why dom-il-iutvc to be p g s a K r a primary tiepcrlmeitt Thundiy cGfliitioiilufliiiiuit, imiv And w. ot- vviaiin;certain^ d«dntij. »««» » t «y. '*nd «t,iu -■ nseinb«rsnuunuviiv of council met wuh Mayor-elect. ccflU * pourd: port: louw. 11 centr B*xt T«ei>d«j'1l Ac*ts«!ly, tny day nn intrHigcnt hunuui be­ the nudttorium. Tlte »ch&ol will Hna the going easy oa soma of the iCavilon Poling to discuss tr.ee con\mg year s act.'vj^e.s and of ekise Fndity fur the holiday vac*- a pound. Ing decid« to Ijve lii:t! om couid be tb*..atart nl « n w year. ma)or bills atbt iuja lv iui pw*. i ^ -v v v v uppointniwits ^ , . . Both Carlioa I Hun. Members of the Glenwuod Mis­ ’Kir, ~ . mit< 3 . Ih'ue PAI ;i -c o u rs e . - N e w . % ear . s . Uav - - up sion 3atid. meeting al the hume of I doubt, oim re c o rd w j * not P«rh«pg .if .emr.ih • f d u& thnugilt *b»>.it it s little while, cach l-'fl'.il K. Doltm . c o n d u c to r o n th e and Henri (aeparatelv) reported it war, a most harinoiuoufe. Mrs. Carrie Conover, president j No Congres. hat ever h»d of us cou& 'h«vc our tier/ year at »ny tinte, 8t asy hour. | U«tf For W True . , C R. R. of N. J.. Is enjnvinp * meeting one o f ilte most fruitful ever held before a change, decided to respond to a call by ! * Pl'rf«ct ; ec<‘rd *JRl n0 u,n*r,;i:‘ , W«t don't lib* to teavsak witSi tr*d«tioa, especially the j Y o u r Christtree car. remain ft*/ weeks vacation and ts visiting of administration in Kt-vpoit . . . Doubt if we ll see/ahy j uteful long tfter the M itlay settroii. relatives in the West, lie ir also Congresswomanian Ruth Bi - an Owen ! 1>“ ever ^ everything a Presi- Ntj'tV1 W ar tradition, w tth iiovos, dtiacing, g«iud.-companion* to und clothing, books or helpful d ent w an te d it lo d»i. But w e h»ve stubborn 30-daj <’ie!ivr, ln making an o . confirming appoint­ | Thit ll not new. to you It you vlsitms f»tar-e* of Interest during ,ih\l made * stin in them hist nvo I have a'living tree-end. expect «> j)lK trip ; ments just because (he .town will have a mayor of one po­ <9 the needy in Kentucky and East, years of the firs! terir. of this Ad- ImVnwaely. Y et v,-e worwter if this choice' tinw for true re- pbnl it ouldoort. Out many home The grand opening of the new niinlsiration. Given a lew more litical party and..a council ot another . . . In fact, look for ern Tennessee, lt is exported that (iedicntitKi, trua achievement, hssn’t become juat another ownera, gurdenert ariQ nursery­ Surf TTieetre in Keyport will bc large Christman box will be on legislators who sea the problems i the Keypori organization meeting to go off very .wnoothty men see tptcial value in the "usen" Monday night, Dec. 2.1. Specialties a party^ i/i s larg# round cf p trtee {or Auauiicaia. its way about Monday. *• clearly as the Adminlstrati-m j ^ j j iun \ ew Years Dav . . . Everyone promises well lie cut Yule trte. will be Master Kenneth C»cy, J. Jan 1 will ba no holiday for ut>. News will be hap­ The Y.P.B met at the home of B ra n c h e s topped Jra ra ti-.e tru n k Stephen&oji awl W. J. Foster'plus mm'e whealhe a^ty-Elghth Con"! hom e in time to see the annual Bowl games W ithout n.terrup- four reels of moving picture. Atl- Mrs. Franklin S. Cottrell, its lead­ pening. We w iil be there to report and r«cwd it. Yet we m a k e ut -effective windscreen and •ress meets ’his January. i tion . - . ivlost cumtminuief-. w k ve noticed are getting a«.\ay missMin mil be Ul centc. adv. er, '1 nesday afternoon, for i. Christ­ )>lan to give i) a Httif c a in push, m harder try, to be more shade for your shrubbery, especial- j < from the New Y ears Dav reorganization ceremonj and jn- M uskrtcs will be a valuable catch mas party. The young folks have • yiideietahding and aoake th« atories of :what ia liappemng )y ths l>road-leaf evergreens auch' been cullecllng toys which they will ! stead are organizaluig on regular .meeting nignts. u aultaai nnd andmmecUt. this winter 'H^it pelts are now wflect our determination. ' ; . . . qu o ted at from 7S to WI cents distribute among some of ihe less Sewer Building 1 TW O-WA\ STRKTCH . , , How much can be put into Jusi tack chiiken wire lo stake* fortunate children in town for We plan to do more than just wish 911 our friend* a apiece, while many of the trappers !* girdle7 Most wearers of the 'devices feel lucky i f th e y . and tie Cbnsttms tree branches to Christmas. They ure following a (continued from p ag e t»nisj Happy New Year. We are going i« dn our level best to can remember when thev brought Nan pet themselves into them, hut for two women arrested (he wire, ten to fifteen cents. Muskrat farms study course and will bv glcd to ratables. His prediction uppears ts ipake 1963 a Happier New Year for all our readers and Such a windbreak does an effec­ are now talked of to raise them welcome any young folks who care be coming true. in a discount store in Dayton, Ohio, the abdom inal bindings jfriends. And what’s inore, weV«f started on that promise tive fob cl preventing too much for their fur. to join lliem. Other cieveJop/nw)? Jn lhe served as storehouses of .merchandise . . . The Matawan A, A. at a special a l r e a d y . drying oat oi the plant, and manv The Township Coininiitee rneeis borough included renovation of the One woman, who weighs about 24(1 pounds, had stuffed home owners find Uie effect more on Saturday morning nl 9:30 «.m. nieeiiriK this week nppoinled Stan­ old Terhune Estate between Main into her girdle 4M pair;; of women’s base, 32 pairs of men’s pleasing than a burlap screen. In the Iownship Hall tn close lhe ley Carhart, or Keyjxiil, as head and Broad Sts, «s £i medical cenler Another Step For Perennial*, Toe financial business for tlie year, basjielhnll roach with Dick Erd- an d nV' 30O>hosne M arc Woo-'Js d e­ stockings, 1 •> slips, 5 pairs o f anklets and ./ w h irls . . . inun of M atu w an , us assistant velopment off Matawan Ave. Another had enough room for hersell and 33 pairs of Donald B. Lancy, extension home Fifty Yenr* Ago In the very new future we'll be paying an additional coach, Arthur Thompson ol !..______ported 2M sewer permits granted ; water. J hen transfer tnem to pots. An Informal dancs wilt be (tiVen hand bags. 53 cents tn ; r „ * . . . JjAl S H p f j Iir * Uy spring your new Impatience wiih .10 more applied for in llie I ,is win In; receiv ed by ihe in Geran'n Hall Friday evening, j Because of the unexpected c.cjld ; I .lip /V fllY ltlC S Levitt development ye&terdny. |\i«t Sch<«>l D Ulrirl plants should hav'} grown enough December 27 and the committee is ! snap on Saturday night, numerous j ^ 1 , , , .. - H u a i d ut Ik lu i- a t iw i fo i l.'u? fiiipplvir.i! to provide more cuttings that you Purehase of po'ytnene apion*. f|J jmmoitat SuppIim tn t-uid school Misses Naomi Bedle, Lillian Boite, radiPtors were frozen, and nuto- J (continued from pa^e one) can root in liic same manner and covcr.ilLs .storm gear, and light | riistnrt for (h e i m z -m ic tu w i te rm Helen Cartan, Elizabeth Fury and mobile owners were compelled lo | m , ,or ,he chan„e. A fil-c district, | and equipmetTf needed"'at The | ™ ![,•« .. JsriMmy 7, plant outside. Vou can keep at this Mrs. Harold G. Smith. Gentlemen .im m ar Bcnool, little game ns long as you like, . Nfw Jersey, w ill be assesse d $1. fo“ .SSy'^uW^ make ifse 7 t M r ! ! “wt:r ,or ,h‘' providod you want to he surround j Hose and Chemical Co.. wns re- ; thrre o|X*rating emp’oyee.s. at vihSft. lime ihuy ' ill be opened and Charles Bruce, the young son nf ca rs on Su/Mlay. rend. ed by Impetience plants. I activated, a cewer fensfhility study ' the Rev. Charles H. Bruce, fell sev­ Dv ir. . Thom j miiuat ai Powers and Watson | jor fjJe ciiffw«*ct!u‘iiu»ni? s n d req u ired Did Next fall, instead of moving a enty feet trom a tree Saturday StllIwagon. Ulffwond witnessed a | , d nn(i a „ la 000 drainage ; I 'u r L w a V lomif ma> he nbmined al lhe office whole plant indoors, lake C-inch itf th e liiwrri s,«cretflry. M ataw an morning on the institute property. football game in Philadelphia last | p!„Kram 'rn_ K,ar,...i sU rttj il a * " ” “ T Grammar School. Broad Streel, Mai* cuttings and root them indoors. He stepped on a rotten limb which (continued from page one) ; mu an. Nt‘\s ,fe rsr\ . betv-ecn Uie hours broke with him and he fell on his Mavor Edward W. Currie narrow- i f'i'*',''0"- !lie. Malawan Ke of to:MJ Ail. *nd 4:30 HM. dallv face and hands to the ground. Both Iy escaped being injured last Fri-1 _ ...... !I I P,,>r!',MaUlw'11’ ,...... to han- | except Siturdiiv and Sundu;. DON’T MISS THE Should Not Delay In township is a part, moved ahead j die increased ttaffic expected he-j Prtiposats will be submitted In his face and hands were badly cut day night at Woodcridge when or. a let! enveltipe^es pri^>«rl.v pru| niBi h#d *• Making SS Application and bruised, but under the doctor’s the. way to Jersey City._ Hi, auto- | i Sf““ ^ 1 P « . _ viibnti-'-Uud. BIG VALUES IN care he is recovering. mobile was crowded off the road 1 junior-senior-high school which fi-] State Park. , T___ he |*^ard of Education r«*®ive* C harles E . Close is having a ‘ nallv opened its doors this past \ ...... 'S. JX\000 to improve recreational t»ie rl^m w ieject any and «U biuf There it no longer any rcssor. against a curb by a truck. faciltlies at telegraph Hill Park. J^rt u> «uvc infortnalllle*. five-foot flag walk laid in front of A number of Matawan people September, easing overcrowded j for many working people 65 and The aufhoritv noted tliat some of i Edward j^Scollhw. ■Secretary his residence property. partook of the rabbit and roaM c la sse s. < , . i i. lialav'an Ker^nut older to delay making application Glass Co. Plant ' the proposed jobs a re only tn th r School DlnrUM for their *ocial security benefits, ‘Hie Senior rings arrived at the pork supper served by the Ladie.s* T.arly in the year, the American- 1 early planning stages and no de- j Board i»f Cd:u-tu»n U S E D C A R S according to Allan A. Dass, dis­ High School of Monday. The rings Auxiliary of the Cliffwood Fire ( . . % ' ' subsidiarv tails art* av a ilab le. ‘ j27 16.uo trict manager of the Perth Am boy were of two designs: a blue stone Company in the fire house Wednes- s Whenton Glass Co.. at Lanzaro't and a black onyx stone, both of 1 day night. About seventy-five per-; of Amtrican Con Co., announced Social Security Office. Under re­ it pianred construction of a multi- % cent changes in the law, persons which are in gold setting. sons were serveo. ' '* ‘ * n ~ "'ui million dollar plant on Cliffwood ; } ^ £l ^C rintoflClosed NNewp m < Year'sY finr'i EveEvei eligible for social security benefits Ave. betw een th e G a r^ "n St:*te may have sor.,c earnings and still Parkway and the Central Railroad [ Season's Greetings To AH! j collect partial benefits in addition of New Jersey right-of-way. Dec. 31-5 P.M. to their limned earnings, Mr. Bass Although the townsnip moved said . Excerpts From rapidly to modify and improve its I He pointed oul, for example, lhat schedule of industrial building fees SUPER SPECIAL!' under the uld Inw, a worker el­ and made plans to furnish the plant GO BOWLING' igible for o monthly benefit of 190 Newsletter Sent Out with a sufficient amount of water, could not collect any social secur­ plans of rhe company have been Open New Year't Day ity checks il his earnings for the stalled and ground still has not A l 5 P.M. f* ’61 Chevrolet year amounted to more than $20110. been broken al the site. Under the present law. however, In mid year, the sale of the Cliff- s g Corvair Monit, i Dr., A/T, By Sen. Williams ’1795 th is w o rk e r can e a rn PMH) a y en r wood Beach Water Co.. which /or Open Bowling Every Day f R * II, W/Walli, Blue and still collect part of his pay­ many years had served portions m ents. of Matawuh Township and adjoin* F.VF.NINCS | The law now considers both a jng Madison Township, was an­ Mondnv l otil 9 P.M. f '*1 FO JU ) SUrM m tr 1-Dr.. H.T., BAH, W/W, White, person'* earnings and his benefit One of th< mo*( m .sJead»ng «ncf until thi/. election cam paign Iff o v ­ nounced. The ufi.'ity wa* sold by Timis., Iii. nnd Weekends j 4*1 H .r ., I C »rbs...... 1 1893.(9 rale In determining whether he unfortunate statements I’ve teen of e r. P. Ihomas Cahill to principals of Sl’KCIAL C.ROl’r RATES J '44 RAMBLER Custom Station Wagon, 4 Dr., ( Pats., can be paid aonie social security late is the snaartion that the Eigh- For anyone who does care lo look the West Kransbuig Water Co. I Cyl., A/T, P.S., White, RAH. W /W alla ...... M«»5.S» benefits. Mr. Bass sugHtsted lhat at tho record, however, the h*t is Drainage Project y l y , 1 ^•'•Seventh Congress wns the J cm > I M PONTIAC, Starch!*!, 4 Or. H4lf. A/T, rs, PB, Air working people 15 or over who have lung find im pressive Tne township went ahead *’db productive one of recent years. CoiKJItiofivd ...... f 1U9S.M nol applied lor their social secur­ wbrn the liighfy Seventh Con­ plans to provide dra.nagr m trou­ I Matawan Keyport Recreation I ble ipots throughout tlie munn'i- U VOLKSWAGEN 1-Dr. S ^ u , BUck. W/W/ H r.fn .. (1195 M ity benefit* should check promptly Anyone who reads this newslet­ gress begun wuik in January IM I. p I I.OWKR MAIN ^J._ATAW AN ______u |[ t a J l,||<^ j to find oul whether It it to their it paks«l em ergency anti-reei-ssitni p slu y . tK’iid-nj: Ull.UOO lo r the ’*0 CHEVROLET Btlulre, 4 Ur. Sedan, 8 Cvl., A/T, ter regularly knows that J b/r.-e advantage to file an application. had my disappointments in ihis measntefi. but it didn't nop fhrre w ork. Iii*1 balaiii'e of the JHJMUJU R fc II, W/Wallt, WMte ...... '...... (IS U .M projei't » a**, lutani ' d v. ;ih capital session of Congiebs, The mass ti.in- Thi'- (‘ongiess .ilso wants t result we now pi n\ rnit'li! l>\ t)'-' Ii'inp < if f i< j.lls Developad By Bell ) ioA r \ rt , ' licit !ui|>i-v lot Im MI.ASURINO M M I, W. W all) ...... t 88S.M ended with only one of 10 ini>;»«- havv an Area Hedevi-lcipm nt Ad minmration A new manpovM’i pit.sfNi m.td n»nd:iions "'if an P K IC K O nil SI ItVK L 'S8 BU ICK, Special, 2 Iftr. lldtp., T.rry and While, A/T, Bell Telephone l.iilH.ratmles J'm v woik.>r lulls enae'ed into law trairnng program i* at A n d , fu e ii'ii w ;«'h u looumt. f.:::i R i 11, W/Walli ...... I 965.M joining metals to (.lastirs with a |' emiK-rats were swampni earliei [J ro« of-xxiK w o n fo r d ir * i t h e lp w h e r e it is n»*ed>*d tiie l,»'Vi’l {um >n le lo m for r»i- new k i n d o f glue, a single l a y e r o f i l*ll!' " I '''11 we tiled to c-Viii> AfPim VK.:' C l'M OM 1S8 CADILLAC Flettwood, Block, Full Power, 6U Spcclnl, IJitiSl • .tt f illiu'i * s » i \ ,i » ; '" I n >i MM *.f li.l . Hi' * ‘ 1 MMileet.lei •— ■ ' " ,|1 * h ''" " h lh " a 4 Dr. Hdtp, W/W/, R A I I ...... tIM i n* tunic :n lurj^' r»*;;'on,‘ f*t tt . It O J l I ini h tU uk J lie viuim ii. lhe omle I ,I,,J v “'"''V •''"'ndh'-nm lv f»«* i t « U lL l\ .lupcr M )r. II.T ., It& fl, W hite M'till5, Aulo Tr. ' n r h/t*• |'n u - i | hn At Je\fff agreivl U> .’e ^ u ^ s t' 5)ie \Yl\l>O W SJIAI/i’iS ' K. c in iiu u n U with llie v-4 l'l>t»ve a depiinment ol Oie>h ‘

0 li-r J'h!" was a t'r.ng-e?.«, toil! m re tl phi iniotovenH ’iils valued at I.HU • •17 ClltVROI,i:T CurryaU, Greea, R A 11, « Cyl, Stand, f W.M jilnstit? It) fntm more ii.-iinline,it ! urban nffuiis. \* .‘It l in e q t i r h i s s h a d e s . In o th rr w ords, no on«* ra n do»il»t aUnJl people I .‘ie I It*; i mi', Mil1 el <«)(! ' We tiain in as^' e i'lsi' tutssed n tov. nthlp pav;ti;* the tossr hft-1 Amtm j’ tin* fill.f i v are p!i*v*; and TM A ^«f. Cara Art hotrt Hltlt A 30 Ij a j Un*onrflttmal f'Dnrnnfe* <'f pIxMi* invuliifor*'. Ut fop|M-i am . V.'nrn p jfw id 'n t K ennedv war. tn Cnunii:*;tity llenltfi I n* '!Mie*. pm p,ir.',mp l(»i> {>;epi*nn^ re< :ei»:i(»;i fJuniuhj'- t dwtor* ft> tm rense tin- n , . ' , * v , ,, r ** rf n f. f o lir i" •(< t\ Mil pf rn flnj- not'* /’•'d • *V» I r t* \, i i *i*4« ’« ^ nil f« r imm info*ioato*n and corM ! of piloted nuuits and uii^ mim Ihr wnli Inin, and I was deeply mi up iii iiin>;ln.’r a*ea tn r- v« I v.j.ii, »* . ..I tW • i ( ‘ TRANSPORTATION MM'CIAL ; tneehanlcaJ piopentei of u le'ilmne nreMert \vitb Ins nnalvsK nf the w e lit* .kIi'IumI the proj -.ifii fm i!i f-'stn'iV petitioned the S’«t» I'n*» .O mk. i f f tin* ll,* • y f ■ • > i *'•>. '®7 PI.YMOinrH Savoy «V . Hdtp., Hint and White, i e a tltfl. liij.jlil, S e \rn lli, (‘ongM ’».v he m id, f IM-1 '.I tm ’ r « lh *rm hf’ti*-l.|- lit-.! iu t)‘, ht.rs < oiMins^ain to omI. i V-8, A /T ...... i M iM ; Dr. Htirold Sehonhoio d»*velopi*d lias ie^|H»nded within the Inst * s<> h i'f t iie I t>uy\t * s rdi'tut n» d :!i *• the w. ideooig of lf,e C ental K. *1 Bl'lKiH I Tt HMA • VMM D B 1 J V B 9 V :ojw1 r»f Infers A'lanfit A\e '54 CADILLAC M Hprclal Fleetwood, 4-Dr., C>i»> mid the process. He applied a let h veni> lo piobleinv i! had ovetl«wil.*M| w ai, ‘ac ('»'*.* d «n*»tlif ■ 1» !l ?t> r r o M t. i a .m . t o i f m . W hite, R A II, t 293.10 nliph- drvelopnl !►>’ Irvmg Lung ul tliuJgrd l>* fi»le, it tt slihv !y ptolei I o;i| * ilueev the ir <»n WEDNF-3DAY aad FRIDAY TO t >M SIVDEBAKI'a,...... i Ur. lldtp., C K y i., A /T , H A ti . i .2M.M thu Ir and Katherine lilmtgHi fm ; ehuuging in innm! mid deist. 'I ue t . illln r to« tightej itiog driMistrin^ « aingle layer of mole I’M’iltb'iit, of tointiv Im*. saiil ne > h W it h i n tlie pa-.' tv,i. vr.ML *'«*»i liar^er I'Vderal riile'i CfiKundayer*') unto n vn- . tli^ fcaine tliloj- In In* p o h p r ip* «•. h I 'H ^ imt, ihow u r. j'H'U'et willing AUTO SALTS U\‘ ' *>.. IhU lit*' i * ' ' '"MIN ’*'li'"l (,»•** 'f» t» » * IMM*. idea*-. JtHl (' ‘.U I Iv (( . mi iOiirii f i i/l*i pag'' 0;;' < Alaiu St. it I .1 ;■ rn- ' ' • ' I •*> rii'* ' I •i, -tt* * i j i ai !> *.u>: pi *»)■ i .un*. *. »’ t» ,,w.|. ! . . 1 0 W 1T S Lu M ufnwnn ' How m bo»t bi'*-im ss riird.'H? to o v e rta t i*m II’- **• ir-i «»f htsloiy i'l »(• * I "J pv i’l f'*'1 i” * ' ‘ * 'r,‘ ' t “ *’ Cor. Muln A lit. IN ’ is heen. t»Mi! I lie feel* O'M W '^ ll pmiv ‘.i lif Uitf AM.fliH r fo i j)Miji«* t •♦lonutlt'einua H rtiiv J i l P r « » J J t , #W «Jy«Jii» 1 -7MX> Bill Lanzaro's ! We mn supply them •pu1 tlie hT.i*. : nnd ot the i i|fht pi ii r { nine )a«/\e /non] hn I n li Ml Jwn yr.u>. o f ip, |tw»M d if fit u ll p M M iit ., Im t Iiml (he fund*. f*': s^w et ro o iin n ' Ol'KN KVUNINfiS 'Til, « LO 6-2224 and U ) i of Ills fn*t teim won't tnlw pi..*' I ' milk il i* jifniii’ i** tion umli i thr tj. ,S, Ui p.*! •'!" '1 /:.

... - ...... ■ m THH MATAWAN. JOURNAL t l 1 :P»S*'FK# r™ ~ ■•■■Sr :,. dstijy at.' tij* J a n T h e a tre Taxi Service Qp»n» M a ta w a n O f l i e , 39 Attend Party Y o r k , He hM . appeared on hia owii pixigrair. aud wad# a w a n ; jr. exso n n ite m any p i s o. tt a ! u p p e a ra n c s s " New* 31 V«u Asd. Your lJauiUy Is Ajppreclated At Any Time Started 1912. ^ 0£ G,0.P. C M thTOushout ths .sast. V" - - C;naha, W, Herrick, and Mrs. Gerard Dev-! her fifth birthday with a party tt Ht the iiook and I.adde.'; Kire Bouse J fel A Vi ' (o 4 .^M. (k W n J _ J £ Matautan area for 50 ysars, still l ! 1 ' 'J'b.l’i w s^k. why d o n 't vdia ' ‘ kn wen tt'if Friday afternoon j the tome ol hor parents Mr."and, is being- carried on by hi‘, son and ' -"ft?--:-' on Broad St. Thirty-six members iook i':io,u;;''i t.'ie w indow ii ' ti[ bridge, guests , of Mrs. Peter A., i Mrs. Caniillo D. Gentile, 'aa Dec.. d au fih ter-111-l.'iw. M r. anci M rs. Jo­ and three- guests attended.. A ;;itt your churcii . . . from the. inside. Read; .Middletown. IS. Movies of Swita CJaus iajid. seph Sarabuchello- table, arranged by Mrs. Betty Mr, and Mrs. James Maher and scecies front the North. Pole, and Tiie senior Mr. Sorabuchcllo was Quinn, highlighted the party and ; Gw&, j irjiv a gift exchange followed the meet­ children, Strathmore, •vers ihs the. Night Before C!tri“tmas 'were born in Sc. Lupo, ltalv, and same Mts,, Howard IXuiharn, Mrs, Flor- , . . ' ing. S B :,.•.;, enc«:. 8os«f,';titrs.;;“,)?auVBlahota, M r. am i M rs. .T6hn K eough, iloba Christina? Day guest# ol Mr. and shown, Guests were Vincent Gc1?,- to tlie U nited S taiea a.s a young K tf ' Wrs,:.1;-Nathan,; Cressjnan, M rs : Sound,'. Fla... ' iire; spending ’he M ts.-Harry Decker."Wcehawken. t.iii: ii ., M w B a iiv ille ;; 8 , ac e and i>jy.: He was .married in 1803 to tho Refreshments were served hy . ,oii»cei'e ^ :;V. ®§-4 - - C.wj«(e;:-|l5/tvJi»1.,'M.r«. -''Dale' Oreen, Christmas.y.twlidays, visiting rela­ Mr. and Mrs, Charles F. Pe;:nne Scoi'l, S m ith, M ark and D i (mix F e r ­ late Madeline (Vaerareiia) Sara- M rs. Q-uitin, a ssisted by M rs, D oro­ ranti, Diane Dicipr.'to and l.ynii thy Rinear. ’ . s|? r S4ts~ JXko#^:.W »t; - Mrs; yfiiliano tive,v In Aiatav.;ai) and Keypoit, , M d son, Charles, were the,Christ­ buchc-llo and for.- maoiy' y e a rs they . 1 Creetings M-iv' SainauS, Rffcen, Miss Councilman Edward 13. liyruo, mas Day guests of Dr. and Mrs. Ellen »nd Rock Geotile; A gift w;as •road* their homo in tlie Oak Shade.! At a tegular meeting of the cluh & ."•< Jeatuietts; i Riinaud,1 ' Mrs. Ruth has: itoiunifco home from D w er, Joseph C. B.eres, Huntingdon Val- sent by Chip Fevruno. . 'section ol Matawan Township, on D.-c. I t the following oiiiccrs sFVji . Evan:;, Mts: Warren Burnette; Mrs, Ctsi.. ■ where he has' been out a j ley, I ’i- V ■■■ : -...-. : .Mr. and .Mrs- Jean Cartan and They later moved w Atlantic Ave. viwre elected. Willard King, presi­ - ■ - ■ business trip. While in' .Denver,*’ Mr. and Mrs. Harry Well*, and Mr. arid Mrs. Johnscw Cartan txere dent: Howaid, Henderson,' vie? /..'CayibreR, M », WUma Toronyi,' and after retirement Mr. Sarabu- '. thank vou,for ;. ' •: jVtr.v:■-JosepMiie'ZyracSa anil- Mrs. i» stayed at the Deiivei; Hilton, (M r. and-M.f*: RoJbiert Buffer.were the Chrisimaii Day dinner ^oesis of cheilo made i>is home on Main St.. \iresident; . Ste>! Entoiiine, secre­ Jerry r.sviis ic. Mr, and -Mr», George Sic^nick I ^.Sunday dinn^ g u ^ e f Mrs; Mrs. ..Edward Taylor. K eyport, 1. tary, and George O'Connors, trea- . YOUR PATEONAGIJ - ulh River-. Kira.■ ! ' * aon-ln-laW; .d a u g h andte r, South daughter, 1-Uver', M ivu^i.; r, and , , jvu M -rs. .>. . ,,, jflmJ a me w s -C \ j aruso.and . l,^ .. ; mThey t ' hadi nine children, anu of which s u ie r. li.viu i - . . . . , . *-••*'— *■'■'. i*rvd.i ; and. Mrs. Floyd beinies, j NewarV. Mr, and Mis. Rt>^eri. J ,, .six are livlnii, 'tj-astees elected weie Verona-El­ fe'- 'V1 '■;■ Ko^te ?, Brown- Rath Dean, South Amboy; Mr e livinj;, Mrs, Nancy Angelin, " ■ ’ ' ' .-'• •; g? :.• -J town,; son brM r. imid, iftlra; Joseph . . Mrn. Ben Siuno/Mr. awl Mrs^ Ken-.- '• noUa. ... . -v .. "v, . ••-■■ '...• ... . iI ~»uoi,Morrell, Port Monmouth; Mr, , anct j M{S. Gerry O'Niell, Mrs. 'Josephine lison. Eijivurd Hyrne and Laur- !MolD.6tv>:.frei5)mi»n-at Johns .Hop. j neih Giery, : and i.'Mtv and',’ Mra. i *>ia Mw. Kobei., t ouy aiid | jjr*. Arthur Corbo, Mr. snd M rs.! But>;k6 and Frank and Joseph Sara- e"Bucca, The new officers will D.R. GliOKGE WEXLKR ■ CASEY..;;--:;' ki:i.< Uniyejsity, Baitimoxe, Jrfd., is s. i bucliello, 'At! of Maiawan, and Mrs be instatlad at a special meeting, in' Jan-inry. ' ■ spending hii Christmas vacation at Patricia Chlsiviai, Hopelawn. j Dr, George Wexler. Oplonielcist, AGENCY, INC. Angelo Tomasello, the retirins; tho liorive pf liis parents. ■ >;, t ompcted Wuh Trolley ! h as announced the !ipeni:i)> of iiis j Marty Mahoney, Roger_Weir.gerter, president, proposed that action he AliAVyacEhoaing ar« William 3. Mr. Sartbuchello, started a jltnev j second office in his home iu the | H w y 55 a n d V leeiw pod » r . " ' " " ‘ rano, and taken to incorporate the club'in A r a e'e, .son ,(>J Mr; arid Mrs, j children, service in competition with the no!- ’ Stralhiiioie - at - Malawan develop- ‘ ’ C urrie, tw :i. , H aile t r Nicholas Arse*, R ii w t e 51(1. . a | Mrathmoi ley c a rs . In 1412; he c h a n g e d • to ! ment, st i Idlewild Lane, 'Mata-1 M rs, Aii The next regular meeting will be soiinojtir.ro ut Trenton Ntatq Col- j Day guests taxi service, driving a Model T i w an. j CO w le, w ere Frida,v, Ja n . 11, at 8:30 p.m , lego; Edward Westo«, son of Mr. j seph IncltH. Ford. During t he Morgan e\-j After graduating irorn Chicago1 ? !'d M Z l dr ^ We.-t0n ( Route | ard Hopkln,, Kc-arry | dus iv e n M i. a, 5 (;inner held at . C am iilo D. Gentile on Saturday evening. plosion, Mr. Sarabuchello drove cue j Coluf Optometiy, Dr. TVeslcr i ■ *J:;M«u»o«thv C rt-I. Mr. and Mrs. Vincent P. • Scan-1 the • tog Cabin Inn, Clark. of the officials of the munition con- j was married and shortly aftoi- en- \ Farmers, Merchants Mr. and Mrs. Jac A. Cushman 8 r d 7 « ^ n ‘e r ,/-.a<2i,> n j 1'■ "el,i M fwhww, were the C.hnsl-j Mr. and Mrs. Paul Oscbwald, cer« from Matawan station lo the tei-ed ihe armed services He was; and sons were the Christmas Day Staff Entertained and Mra. Carl Miller,.Cottrell l«i., i0,is Day gueaw of M r*.'.Jwne* i Rumson. und Hank Marker, Iselin, Morgan plant to recover some im -; stationed al Letterman Aruiy (tin-1 dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ro­ # ■.»•. Ku'Seis^Unit.mity. | Grimes, Long Inland, N.Y. I were the ChrUtmas Day dinner portant papers. As the taxi made i Oil’ll in California for the greater I bert H. Cushman, Princeton Junc­ Charles.-C. Scl,ocV. jr., vice p re s­ Mrj Ruth Allen Union, and'suists of Mr aud Mrs, Camiilo D. us way to tho munition plant shells I pan of his lertn in service. Altar: SIB.-entertained at Christmas din­ tion. ident of The Farmers & Merchants' Mrs. Anna Huey, Keyport. were i bentile. were exploding and flying all j his release front the medical corps, ! National Bank of Matawan, enter­ ner. then son-in-law and daughter, the Kuosts at Christmas dinner of j Gilbert Anderson and Miss Jean Mr. and Mrs. Hugh __ Dal/.etl, around. His son, Joseph, ebout ; Dr. Wexler opened his rn«m.office I Mr. and Mrs. Donald Nesslage. tained the staff ar the St-hook Ixwt- Mr. and Mrs. William Allen. I Anderson,’-Irvington, and Mr. and ; Strathmore, e n t e r i a t ne d at a eight- ■years-old at the lirne, also! a1, ihe Sayre Wood* Shopping Cen-' house on l.ake Let'forts pec. 18. Spotowocd nnd their nephew, Freri- Mr and Mrs Thomas Delian*'; i Mrs. James Anderson, Bloomfield, | Christmas party on Saturday em i- made the trip crouched down in the | ler. Parlin, where he has been in ' rit Hrown Amboj Rd, A hoflet was served, and ihe guests and children Bruce Terri' and i were tha Christmas Day guesU | mg and their guests were Mr. and bark ot the taxi. j practice tor the past five years. ; er,joyed dancing' and exchanged Miss Mildred Green...... Route SIS, torn* Strathmore weie Clul^ ! of Mr. and Mrs. Bayard Lamborn. Mrs. Henry Walters. Mr. und Mrs. In addition to’operating the tavi,1 He and his wife, C»roly«,' hiVe • entertained Sl'nday night after mas Dav uues'H of Mrs \udrew i Mr. and Mrs. .lames Ryan and James Maher, Dr. and Mrs. George. Mr. Saralmchollo. .served as fore- j two childien, Hobin, four .years,: Those present were Joseph Bai- 'Church' service*, the Rev, Richard 't>oHonosI inden ’ sons, Jirnmv and Robert, and Mrs. I Wexler, and Mr. and Mrs, Joseph man after (he Maiawan Water. and Marc, 11 mouths. i e.r, .f. Dori«ld iVUHer, L. W. Loop,' Co*', Mrs: Cox and sons of the | w - .. .■ . Ii Marionjvi ci i i\/ii Kramerniuiiit-i. Newn»»' City, N.Y., j . Chireo, all of Strathmore. Mr. s;id Mrs. Viclor Krodda en. Works wus built. He al*> was ron William' p. Wilhert, .loteph Sten­ Old Bridge. JBapuat *. nu: " I were tlie Christinas Pay dinner On Saturday evening Mr. and stable h>r 25 year* *nd had :be<*n‘ ger. Mae Dell. Jeffrey -Williams, for Loj Angeles Call I «> clumei on Ch-i.tum , ™ , are leaving " ’ and M rs. PhiM ipjM rs. ’Herbert ’ Coilrell enturrained foreman ot lhe Pennsylvania Clay Arlene Rearm;. Susan Glaser. where tlie RevRev. Mr.‘ & will be! P.sy ,al'd..‘lle'r S'l^t,8 were M.vron Kramer- at a Christmas party and buffet. Co.. a brick yard operated m (.lilt- i Auction Held At Trudy Bartholomew. Ruth Pi«i. m (raining as a chaplain in Iho '■ ^ IS4„-OJ1>8 c>»;‘k. a«'d , I■ William m.uaiii andam Gory Miller, stu-1 Thetr guests wera Mr. and Mra. Marv Truox. K(iyj>ort; Mr. wood. Mr. Sarabuchello was active ■ .Nettie '/umlmno. Joyce Haseman, I'.ii. Navy. Also present were Mrs. denis atac TJrsiuusllrsn Collst'e, Colieye-j Jac A. Cushman. Mr. and Mrs. in politics and in a n um ber of I ta l- ; Klizabei.lt Gr/.elak, Guyie Milligim, MM Edward Oertel, Old Bridge and I ville, Pa.,P h., anond Misa Judith Rico* Charles Pike, Mr. and Mrs, Char-1 Carden Club RFD AgliesTighe, Gall Kutli, Maria Dra- jv I Fltt.j Mr, A.D. Fmkla and Mrj , ian-Aiuerlcan organizations. Miss Marls Gaub. Browntown. Pembroke chi college studeni, ,| ]es Mandeville, . Mr. and Mrs. Siock-! . S , Kitty Spr, Patricia McCor- and Mr6. George C. Clark, Mula- i ' Mr. Sarabuchello died Jan. Jl. ! •‘Going, Going. Gone*’ was th* 0 dence, R.f., are spending Iheir holl- i ton Hopkins, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas j igio1 ‘ u"'“u“L"I|,r,u7 ‘|‘j Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Green w an., . j keynote of tha R F.D. Gat den Club inucli, Robert Woolley. Barhaia ■; ft-: 1 hi'otkmorlon Lane, entertained al day with Mr. and Mrs William i Siddons. Mr. and Mrs. Randolph ■ u'j, ’ ir„ j :,,,. i „ ' icn- antuud iunchuon and auction D“r. Bradley, Edward Cavditaugh, Shir­ C- Llovd Little is a patient m j a family dinner Christmas Day, J. Miller jr. Mrs. S. Grlckman, and j Harris, Mr. and Mrs. Wyman Bed- ' ______‘ 1 ’ 18 Rl the Hapiist Fellowship Hall, ley Cassidy, .loan Sheldon. A* Hie tire d old y e a r bow* Mr, and Mrs. Dale Green. arid Riverview Hospilal. i Mrs. Helen Ci. Rice, Drexel Hill, : le, Mr. and Mrs. Milton Bowie. King's Highway, Mlridleto. t\. Mrs. out and the New Y ear bounds daughters. Mr. and Mrs, Donald Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Johnson and | Pa., guests at the Miller and Mr. and Mrs. Garret! J. Me-! SfifViCBS T o m o rro w R o b ert Boykin »vas uuL-tioneer, an- Holm del Jciycees Green and son, Louis, and Roger ! ■yln. Ronald, were Christinas Day home Tor the holiday. Keen, Matawan; Mr. and Mrs. Dor,- ] p k A , , A „ t U n n u sisled by Mrs. F.lwood Searles and in . . . th e tim e is rip e for - C reen, nests o', their son-in-law anil Mrs. lileanor Gomlick, The aid Van Note, Mr. and Mrs. Donald ; r r w nrnony Mrs. Ralph Woodiuff. Sponsor “Pip" Show daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Salyer Bronx, was the Christmas Day Green, and Mr. and Mrt. Charles1 .. „ „,,.,• r.„„. . . u» lo wish you — our cus­ .Pvt. James Arace, U.S. Army, Civ.islmaa ubie arrangement's H ughes, guest of Mr. and Mrs. I.ouis W. Uhlnr, Rmwnmwn MfS OlWl» D»YI» AllthOliy who is stationed ai Fort Dix, is sh pp, Biowmown. ot 29 First St., Matawan, were displayed by Miss t.illiao "Pin the Piper" is being pre­ Gomltck, Slraihmore...... died i tomers — al| the best lliings Spending two weeks leave with his Mra. l'.R. Holbert, Foil Beiiiung, lhe Tuesday •venmg t-?acher& -• Keney, Mrs. Robait IVnlm. Mrs. sented by the Itolinde! Township Mr. and Mrs. .1. Radest, Long T u esd ay , Dec. 25, 1W2, a t her ! pnrents, Mr. and Mr*. Nicholas Ga., was the guest ut her brolher- bridge club had their Christ max home aiter a short Illness. ■Peter Read. Mrs. Leonard Reade, Jayceos in a children's shoty at In life (or 1903, | In-lav/ and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Island: Mr. and Mrs. Jack Stoll- party at tho Cobblestones, Middle­ Monmouih Shoppirg renter or. A rac«. Born in Halifax County. NX'., ; Mrs. Otis Seaman, Mrs. Nelson Mr. and Mrs, Paul Molnar, Route ! Donald I. Lewis, for several days | man, B.i j Mde, Long Island and town, and Inter returned to lhe Todd. Mrs, Charies E. Springhorn, Thursday, Friday and -aiurdny. she had resided In Matawan 25 • 616, aud Mrs. Mohmr's parents, last week. | Mr. and Mr.*. Howard Rades, and home of Mrs. Gerard Devlin for Mrs. Joseph Dernberger. Mrs, Le­ The proceedof the show will be Mr. and Mrs. Bari Gaub, were | Mrs. Alex Wojcik entertained on i jl'l'Jr‘ n' R Christinas Day bridga. and to present a house j ^ \ Roy Tillolsnn, Mrs. Thomas V. used lo support the civic am! vvel- fare actlviiies ol llie Jayoeeu. j Christina* Day guests oi the j Saturday evening to celebralr her | j, • 0( m , and Mrs F.d gift to Mrs. Louis Pazienza. T! Guesi. Mrs. William Mulltertm. ‘ Malawan and a member of the' Shows are planned al l(l:;.n a.m., i FEIGENSON'S former s son-in-law and daughter, ■ hu«h«B',(int Keyport land, Mrs. Howard Erdmann, Mrs, chosen as hHViiifi the rnosi o riginal Mcrganvilie Auxiliary J' m D??,r'l; tl'reelU! ll: Ml'-, I tcrulned on Christmas Day at Mrs. Eunice Hall, Norfolk, Va.,! They ulso will he sold ai lhe door, j and Mrs. Phillip Cherry, Mr. and Richard Erdmann, Mrs. Helen w rapping. r buflet supper, and her guesls were Quinn, and Mrs. Paul Egan, and Mrs. Nancy Baxter, Newark; ; "Pip lhe Piper'' j;ii'ej a shoiv I Elects New Officers Mrs. George. Deilz, Mr, and Mrs, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Lewis, Mr. three sons, Oscar and Willie An-1 Distributed 50 Wreaths Lawrence Hammond, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Marguerite Laird was the and Mrs. GeorgB Hensler, Karen thouy. both ai home, and John | Fifty wreaths were made und Carl Ri'ui, Mr, and Mrs. Robert Christmas Day guest of her 3on Offu ers were elected at a re-, . Sherri, and Lori Hensler, Mr. and Anthony, Newark; four grandchil distributed lo Allenwood and Fort cenl meeting of Ihe Morgnnville i Wiggeli, Malawan, and the guest Mra. Ted Osipowitz, and children, and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mis. | drun; 12 greai-grandchlldren aud «; Dix. Mra. Reade was cbai. man pf Irst Aid and Rescue .Squad's | ot honor, Alex,Wojcik. John fevans Laird, Heir Haven, j sistel.( Mrs. Manlh# An(, I Joan, John, and Ted, Mr. a n d this project, assisted by Mrs Zim- Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Altier, l.adies Auxiliary. Mrs. Morris Mrs. E. Charles Weigel and son, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Aube sr. j Baltimore. Md. | merer.. Mrs. John favnnagN. Mrs. fcrhecther is the president; Mrs. Strathmore, entertained al a carol­ C harles. and Mrs. Carl Brock, Hillside, weie j Funeral services will be held: Mulheroii, .Miss Anna Cross, Mis. CANDID WEDDINGS A SPECIALTY Louis Bnen, vice president; Mrs. ing party on Sunday eveniii“. and William .1, Steiner, Mrs. Kdna VI. Ihe Ltinstmas Day dinner guests of ; I0m01Tnw al , p n, jn ,h(J Se(.on(| ; Henry R. Ackerson ji., Mrs. 1* MAliV s r. T E L CO 14,SM K E V r O R T ilartm Smlsh jr., secretary; Mrs. their guests were Mr. and Mrs. Steiner, Bergenfield; Mr. and Mrs. Mi. and Mrs. Harry Aube j i . Buprisj Church. Burial, under the! man, Mrs. Meyma. Mrs. Kreile.rick | n. fur llm inlcnnttion on idiutimial fu lu n i M etuchen. : Sharon Jean Mon ell. daughier the Christmas Day dinner guesls Gillian Chapel choir rehearsal will lie tnchidi,,} i i-yiii contiiiujtion n m n m ilj Ralph Dennis, and Mrs. Wii Mr. and Mrs. George A. yimiik- ' of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Morrell * of Mr. and Mrs. William Clifton. Quinn, using a point system, select­ held Wednesday it 7 p.m.; prayer POLICY Auxiliary Deadline heere were the Christmas weekend 'jr.. 17 Union Sl., Maiawan. i-ele- i jihuni at comi in today! Mrs. Peter Read, Middletown, en* ed a winner and a runner up for meeiinx in the sanctuary, 7:15 guesls of MMr. George F. Younk- i brated her second birthday on Dec. ; . tertained al a Christmas luncheon each troop The runner-up will p.m.; senior choir rehearsal, K H I : A I IN SU H A N C r For Dues Payment heere, New York. 1 i |« di a family pa rtv al her home ' and bridge*on Dec. 19, and her serve as alternate. o in feS T A lf I'BOPERIV Mi. an:! Mr;;, ole,,hen Haze, :,iiu 1 Those attending were Mr. and Mrs. Richard I.oucks, m e m b er­ guests were Mrs. Howard Veale, B^i rook's; bakers /-'er... Tun.p u o n d s M«T. Dorothy Kalinyak, jarksun Heights. , £ 5 Mr?. Harvey Morrell si.. MaU'A-an. V an s A gency ship chairman of the Lauronce Say rt, ille; M u. David Bruce. Mia. 334. winner, Nina Bell, rnnntr-up, ! paiernfii j»randpaiem.v M r. a n d John K. l-ioi'imi, Hioker Harbor Utile League Auxiliary, Frederick. Dederick, and Mrs. Don­ Susan Sigmund; Troop 70. winner, N Y.; James Hondo,,. Astona I.. D uncan Infant 'M rs . John Cashill si., i n a i e j n i l ! has announced the deadline foi the ald Robinson. Alice Mauro, runner-up, Muriel L. and Mrs. Helen Haze and son, |, B aptixed ^landparents, am) children David, 767 M oin St. LO 6-18B1 M ataw an paymeni of dues. Any member who Mr. and Mrs. John White, Fair Raymond, Whitestone. L.l ; were ~ Hamilton; Troop UK. winner, Pam­ 1 tji.’iptoline, r urli.H and lohn ji . , Haven, and Mr. Mid Mrs, Harold rhe Christinas Day dinner guesls Mjdlae|e «. and Mrs. Joseph (. nirco. rjaughter of Mi. and Mrs. George 1962 will be dropped from Ihe were. Troop V12 winner, l.orna and cluldten. Louis jr., David. day guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank­ Strathmore. Duncan. !!0 Valiev Di,, Matawan. membership i oil. C?ade, runnei-up, Ruth Anne Cas­ Carol Lee. Juotes and Sue Ann, all Ihe next regular meeting of the lin S. Thompson. % ♦ * * tle; Troop Wl. winner. Oay Her­ Mr. and Mrs, Anhui 1'iewhella. was b a pt i ? e d in St. lojrph’s of Robertsville; Mr and Mrs. Joint organization wilt be heid I hurs- Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Hess, Mil* mann. runner-up Phyllis O'Reilly; and sons, Andrew and Timothy, Church. Keyporl, by fhe pastor, ihe Babrisky and inn. f B. and MihS day, Jan. 3, at 8 p.m. at the Vet­ burn, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles I roop T29. winner. Marv Halleia;i( New York, were the Christmas Day Kev. Cornelius M. Kane Anna Biadach. Morganville, and Hess, Fgg Harhor, were ihe Christ- runner-up. Karen Christina!; Sen­ guest* of Mr. ami Mrs. erans of Foreign Wars Hall, Laur­ Miss Mlchaeie Anson and Zane Linda fane Moriell. sisiei of Sha­ ence Harbor. mait Day guesls of Mr. and Mrs. ior T roop 312. w inner, Judith Till, R alph W. H errick, Anson jr, wer*» ihe godparents for Harry Wells, ron 9 6 K - runner-up Linda l/lbrerhl. Mr. and Mr* John Link, New theif niece. ’ A *U9 >em by Mr. and Mi*. Now is the time to adverlisr Mr, and Mrs. Allan Morrison and The winners will lake pari in the ark: Mr. and Mis. Joseph Wachter A party followed al (lie pateals* Josep Weil 111 and children. Island Aose unused articlei for sale. Mrs. Frank W. Kerney were the district bakeoffs to be scheduled and George, Barbara and Kaien home. Attending were Mr, and Mrs. Heiyhi^ A small ad In the classified Christmas Day guesls of Mr. and al M Jt- M Appliance siote, Main Link. Matawan, were lhe Christmas Morris Duncan and son, Kenneth. column will turn them into cush Mrs. Ernest Fullard, Pmnpton St.. Matawan, fan, 2& to fe b . I. Day dinnei guest* of Mr. and M' v Mr. and Mrs. Trank Anson. Mi. fo r vou. P lains, The winners, who will go on to Matawan Youth In George Link. and Mt i. Hei man Anson. M» and council-wide bake-off during Oil! : v a ' ^ M is G eorge W. Allen. Wbu»,ns- Mis. Zane Anson. Mr. and Mrs Scout Week in March will be an Upsala College Choir ' r f r ville Mass.. nas heen vising a< I ance W af»e. Ml of M aiaw an: Mr nounced *t 4 n.m on Feb. I at the foe home of Mi, and Mrs. Fdwm and \j i^ R u jS Duncan and ion. DavuJ Ctegoty. son of Mi and store. H, Dommn.k for several days Ricnard Ha/iei and Mi ait'i Mis V ii 9 ' hde K Gie^nry iiW .'•lain M r. and Mr.*. C harles Lock.sixxi N ick’s (ietnge MarcliMii AiN.iu Jlipn Si . Mai aw.in. i*' n m eioO fr of llie Tucker Concert To and children, and Mis. Ida Mtm.son !.'p.iahi Cinle^e- < non ai Upsala weie ihe Sunday dinner jj.ii ‘M* ol t'o lle^e !',a>t * bau^»'. H*.’ will tn.* alctiA l>e Star Matawan Youth VIr. »i»tj M is Cioidt>n M cijiicsinn • >i, the j; i ■ iii j > ii av.-lin^ in Hit: "m ie d T r o o p 1 1 8 Beauty S\|*|||| ben. Brownia .St.re.% on 'he foi iliconi'oj/ t om ert Tommy Tu«.ker. veteran comj^*-’ '•Ir? 1 ejov Si> k|r<* cnnMl.il::C'‘ E n j o y * Yule P a r t y „•).**' Mmi y .iiJ fi In Det'c-nibi'i'. cr and band leader, him! im'a jinuii .il I bi !ti;’e on IIiu im I.is' .»;hI f h -\ j?.i: !•> i) a ' i*' I' Adv Oil! A HAPPY ONE | mstnu.lor Hi Monmouth Colle/c ! iie •.V;tM)'*rs v. ett* Mi.s F-ctl \.»b •• < in |) Ih' Join' Ihr I )r. n ('• ,i fw-v» Voi k. Ouriiig tho pH.^l vent you luiv# ^ j v ^ i i u i his annual wint»*i iu ij.m i l-rid.tv Mi > b u t d ‘ u 11»’ ' )i "•1 Mji t^ i.ui Re/i esiijjo-ic? '.u'i J»lO A >11j)b111o.i■ •* M i. < it» /in \ is a j m ;h i .v o p p o i i uniiitv to rfiioiei iiMlpO.i! v»r. evening. Ian II. ai i!»♦• .oll'^'c’r ;'iiim u vcie ^)>* V.' il> v !i!'-i! I)\ Main \ I m risi > ■ *■ (J teal Ha II The pioyiam whic!) - N‘l \|. • Vlll Ml . : a.., ;< ,u,. i. i .. i,.; a i .«11* 1 1(0 ,n c vic«» lo v o u . * Mj>jn »*ci;i(e y.,iir ^.>od wjll .'•ie' ii .i n-d b*o Ini llnJits *. 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TO OUR MANY FRIENDS health, happiness and prosperity. HAPPY HOLIDAYS BIJRINHSR ASSOCIATES and best wishes for AND EMPLOYEES. , th* Yuletid* m TO OUR WARM FRIENDS In the spirit of the Iioiiday Season, we wish you all the happiness and good fortune you STRAUB MOTORS, life. could ppssibly wish for yourself. ROLLO TRANSIT V « m r H u k k P m Iw Specialized Plumbing a»^d Heating ATLANTIC TILE MFG. CO. JOHN P. GOETZ K«yp

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MOST JOVIAL HOLIDAY WISHES To you and yours, we extend our sinter* best wisheE for your good health, per­ petual happiness and prosperity. s a w # DAVE GIBB CHEVROLET OLDp — S*l«»~S«vlc» — CHEVHOLET W* wish to *ay It has been our good To >oi> 9fni yours, we S E A S O N 'S : G r e e t i n g * 110 Main1 Street Matawan fortune to do business with the finest Y u U & d c #xiend w & r m Holiday GREETINGS. , llHHHIIIIT r ^ .a M ttl»MI«UWI««M IW W |M |»1,*»*1,«»> folk* on earth and the Spirit of the greetings, md our best Season brings renewed appreciation of Vwo )itjle word* — they've wishe* for b very re- been iflici over nnd over *■ old associations and the value of new Seems like an angelic magic wand has gain for generations — but friends. Here’s wishing that the New w hriiut^ Bt-bson ai joy touched everything and everyone ... with they trill e«pnea lh« tpirji Year will bring you and yours the fullest *»»

Joyous BIST WllfMM NV i>»*inf a,i) v , y * t ie n d r A j SEASON'S We'd iike lo ndd to the )i««P|>'r i«nd I'uisprJiiua f Wi: e x p n ’s* H ppn't/itlion /or Holiday Seaf-on ORBKTJN^S rhonir of warn) wishes com­ Best Wishes lhe cyrdiul rvlnlions between M o ^ /u j G w z t i n t p ing vour wny nt ihin hjp Miinv ilmnfc* Im vr'i" pMi'on- )ld)iOi'lvn»«ni*fc j HI-AI l;,.VI A IK fi W allin^’* Texaco a s s o c i a t e d s t o r e i.i) t nil | S < | r * nnd SrrvU’* j| HOME OWNED BAR - RICH Lili-Ann Shoppe < IS.T B r o n di S.... t . K » ‘y | H )r( ■ ' J^ E Service Slution 1 * Th« Corn*! Dmu Sfor* Unihri hn*l I hird Sia. A SAV-ON DRUGS Dult K»nchner, Prop. HW »v M t * (0 4 1.178 S S BHOAU ST. JCEVPORl S 9 ft, ft *I W. rrumFrdnl *n. SI. i jr * » ^. Tumii :»i. f"»i ...... ■* » A G * w * M %, f i o m •). r t f p o rt I MAIN ST. MATAWAK J «>tn. I I) ( IM 1-0'Ain K i -.m w i i bI*****!****************** w .I.M .i.lo itiM M M iM .liM ikt fcuhfcfcKWIii.KiBi.ttfcMWXfcJH.ww! .aKII,vlt,u« < ,r» K in « « n in 'j ; ' • ’£■< i'M tw »i«'.*i«w »i,iW , W KKKKiCW iOClHlCICiC'UKKKKr t £ '« J I T 'S '« ’e , o r ' i < j j # j IJ . . . 3 6 I r m rnm m ft ? I H * » \ I 4^'. * R ^ i I S f / | H k I

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Tp our ptany depositors and friends ia T h e .‘H p rsesh o e' the si>jn o f 'G ood L u ck ' , . b i the Bayahore area we extend our very The Bell or Chimes to ring out good cheer to *? ail. May the Yuletide caspn bring you the best best wishes ■ of luck and cheerfulness. May yoiir heart lie (i!lod wjth. ' th* joy of Christum, your spirits. lifted with Its Klorloun proinim; ot YULETIDE GREETINGS KEANSBURG MIDDLETOWN Peace on Earth, Good Wi!) to meal NATIONAL BANK To our numerous patrons and: friends throughout the Bayshore area, we extend our . ; Lincroft Brunch most hearty holiday season greetings. Good RARITAN GARAGE, Inc. health, happiness and prosperity during the Newman Spring* Read and Hurley Lane LAVOIE ' 'Jehq Puino -- Anthony ttxinili n ew -y ea r. LABORATORIES Church and Carr Avo. Middletown Branch CHRYSLEII-PLYM O UTH SA L E S and SER V IC E DIXIE LEE BAKERY ■' ■'• ; - ■ ■ - . Kings Hilihway ■ ; ’ INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS - TRACTORS. ETC. Morganville Slqvaua Family KEANSBURG MIDDLETOWN South Main St. Keyport Keansburg LINCROFT Painter Ave. 787-0674 I f , iMiaitthtlllMlMlilMlI . .

May the Yuletide season SEASON’S GREETINGS Holiday Greetings bring you and yours all the Among our assets we’d like Our very slncera apprecla- to count the only one that joys your heaite desire. lion for /our consistent pat* rounga throughout the pact money cannot buy - your good Happiness and Prosperity tp year. Will. And so at thia holiday Ma/ you enjoy full and sea so n w e ex ten d to y o u . . . all throughout the New Year plentjr during the New Year. not as a customer alone, but as it".- ■ : : .■ a friend . . . the best wishes for the holiday. k a h l e a McFa r l a n d , in g , MATAWAN LUMBER CO. TIm Agcncy Wilh The P. S. lawrance (Personal. Service) . Tha Friendly I.umber Yard COHEN'S LIQUOR STORE W |) ttiprvM Mi 2 Airport Plata Haz|pt Oppoilt* Freneau Railroad Station' ■ f#r y*t h«v# 4*** Hr <* #* y**r H* TT B ru d Street Telephone CO H W . Keyport port. W« wUh y*u mvtfc hopptMH f>4 4

. ' * * * & £ : ■ YULETIDE GREETINGS THE PEOPLES NATIONAL BANK YULETIDE SEASON GREETING3 May a. full measure of Holiday cheer be Best W ishes for Christmas OF KEYPORT Extending our sincere best wishes for a very yours throughout this holiday season .. .good And The Holiday Season. health, perpetual happiness and prosperity Happy Holiday Season H W. FRONT ST., KEYPOK1 YE COTTAGE INN for the New Year. W. S. WALLACE Airport Nora, Rt. llgz'rt Aiibur Schulte*. Pf*p- E. H. KAHLERT ft SONS, INC. CLOTH1CK rUKHISHEH w. Front St. , Keyport Highway 35 . Hazlet W. Front St. Keyport n a a M ia i itofcMhtifeaMMfckii*)} n t raw * w *w in .-’Hi—^w r^t'nt'ew xicuKgttT'. yw w w ew iw iiMitwWBH

A ■Qi;&AY am m ei Heartiest Greeting! Holiday Greeting* i(p»dinM ym>r way, aur ■' ' >|Wnjr' Thank* - : Bincore Greetings Bitenfllng Beit Wbhea TO YOU A HO YOUR*. to Our Many To All of' Yo« . f • bwt wl«he« f«r yoqr hap- 7^19 merry itaton ll at liind, plait Holiday . ifMOn, tor Yifur Patron.**, to all durlni Uili F rien d * .and we hop* that1 It conttlBB ' ' ' Bait Vi'IfJiiV Thank you for Whom w* • b»v* falthfjlly Muy you «nor| Jj M kftKia R. J Tel. 1.0 t-m S ■* {[ M nhinoror* Are.. J S n s W. Freat St., Keyport I I W. I'ront Sl. Keyport M AVAW Aff. K. J, (Iroid Jt. I4W Phone t.0 MM* j AL 0»)dnttn aad Fi tally 3 V Joianc »nd Hob llartman ' 5 Kr.rpvrt «t V U r > ~ '~ " ... «. , JK ItaiiiKniihihkKtiliaihknkDirM ili itlMllMlKlWhMMWiMAtlllilMINMhk. ^ilWMIIAaAlklkMtXXlkJHklhXkMftl «»»>* rcmmvttKwicoc'rawwwumicwj •»*•«»•»!*«<■* r r p tf. 1 1 ^ ) I t t ' Greetings

To All Our 0n« of our rcf.oluiioni Ii to „ Worn all tf ua. (o till <>i Scatolt’i Grcctinj{» We Greet You Cuit«in*M, Filcnil.i forve yuu with inrrmMn/i S IlfiitiisL1 y o u mr m » M erry Christni.'i.'- J VOlt, w« H f f* lit I u U I efficiency thrmi/jhoMi i h r * Acci'pl nu( hi'it w lilu-j Im titnj iti u.h v.e wirtli l"i tlfil %l.lhc"i for fl '• dny.i lo t'oniL* ,J unit it piMfiTl li.'jllh rtmt li:ip p ltt‘v' With all good wishes •nd in n i I Iovful ( Itt i ■ 11m.i■ i.o u i n >oii a Ihk l*Mrknj:»* full I li r i in [;lli >M I ’he V'MI. Uuilno.u AiswloU'ji Happy Nrvi- V»*;ti cvrr for a ol’ ch/Vi fI Mill Victory Srrvicc J. !■. liOSTETTER ! ' AM My 1* Iti.-n* Wf. Ii.it'l .mil f i*l.* ''I.i. i‘p, Mntnwnn Wine nn Iho Hitybh^r*!1* Mm'hi |Muli and Kryp'iit llftlnulfl Hold -- Hariri 110 M *Id St M a l .v i n Frnnci* W. Holman Matawan, N. J. tinlun Dpach 1141 W. i'ront til. Kejr^rl <:t> M W Had %!»*)’ I m * ¥ * W# j Pag*, EigfiS ■SHE MAIAWAN JOURNAL, N. J. InufSilcfy, December 27, 1962

•:•»> •• : .J ..■.■p,".¥|' v.-*,-. . ' A I f * T ? « 0 1 ]n ■ » !?■> . •* art «#»#* • » P « ii • f**iiaw J » n . 1 jfesi wnl b« ' ««** -m Berlin, cr to] Jwbcr *• ,?<■)> prices m thfi V-.\ Fnerr: vwU be e.v-. Babson s Business A nd fin an cial forecast ro r un if>vfr:^]At;r«n«; er.i-'uhhons. . Cep/iOFT-.s ?n n\'»>ridTorn. 3dyho serrt :-,■■■■■ .:■. . ' -v.v ••■ ;• • u • . • 1 . , . | fr;*** advert i.’.ernen I.s v/.-d. 1 m* t-s- I f->h ir the wimer due to »ic.ke> s | J Ifrtt tha* w . oun trv & eco;n- fO ;a ‘.o»*s. usiv. ether selected crops. i Au& Ed fedora? r^'ulaiv-ry iiiivr.op:aer?fsi wav reman* &■ * peci^llv appi;e« 10 'ncrj^bsjidssf-'ihat corJrt'j of vh.e t)Hrd«ne;>*-5. »I i < t t * 1 ' r n * .MiiC.n difpc^ds vpc-n ^eal.'te.r Atanck-'ili t n f a whd^. ffowr-vi.*^ w ■A.'; situation will , vary ; tode oi its reading businessmen. Il - cnrircis'ssofls..- more cr ifss cn s/v)e. Khneshrnev ;iu c *f piaefde 71 ' ? r'M il v,-av 'a : m rr.r.tmue for . J v » b 'o Td i * s j f m v .c h m o n t v \:p ,-n u v - ' ..!;.rr e. >)0 V, . 1 Vfr ^K ergnt industries. and I Hwy w il be optimistic ft m2 *£*mS j A s f o r t).\e r a t . r u ? d s i o c k s . . J ^ n - s u c t t i z c; Kris, ana p^opH* ti hi-M.-t ov impruvMiK »etn«.i p :u se > . • ....•• ;n^.v. ivnu’fc niusf ui.vefttf-o. •Ahoes. El»>v pjo«>y-qua.!.ii'v i:i:m s t;isi 1 1 j > * * £. hir 1 i-TK;es ot pearjit^. apouiti. cit;rj5 . :.hcr»<.ft ."wHb ,dM*ere»d. .Cities. .Some i mere f»n ne«' plants. sdverhainj*.. : erullv Usel beac^h- A war with tu- tnf.r: reduciiiK tht:r ptandart; 0 ? ^-> it :»eiin:s vhai w V .M »?:«nv :T.«re yirftU: h :>n. tit-d "c> '."r.ci i;.vf and oihtr •» .m.i depi'ron prm;. jpa--. , * j « n s « - M v t n y ill boon, at-ti ' i a * fslf,ml>r nip K ,tw i.u h))Vl I b?i c r *1 Vff.’r-ld nunefcr w nr bro.K- e a r o e 1>us. . } ».rn^ out jmyv/hfif. cnutd laufefUjr- <:h::djen. Uver as*. \ m p t r . i U H u -o tnwPA-vl !0 K . v*h<-:i p o r-i'h^^.-nc & i.r,fi::d neL'ir.' tu K- Jti in w cisnmnj*. iroezsnp and s-orKt:e: better than * vca.r ago. tonsil j nothing to Adr. , j storks of iiil our ira.nsconw'Runiat ? t t ' & fcOjYiewh-’iv :ev«M cl !»<•• u t? . in M o s r ‘v » . H?r < a».-r c ■l.u!« ftou.se n r (v_is*r;e.vs p i'< » ;je n y . o e r.;;r»» ■ t ^ 'f 'tn d ur«>r. have beer- aciv^nced. v.-m;e v level of th e past W j SUnrfes An«i B auds , r a . i r o a d s 10 up iharpsv m tail hade ;han ;i«r; v.revA.-'td w c e lv w.* Tht»( n e woii'n hie.e %) 1 to s-JOy the- isno. v\r;-rh lhe em pJovrrs 7narK?n m: pro»:f. rne m^c y>;.).^?rmarkeis have rji-xn I7?;:ry 4* Ara' JL*.-: wi tt ■■ sw>4; .Iw. surprising for My .fntJ/cr used to tell m a\ *U * ; i h u d o v j ^ \ h i y come )iga»jt. 1%?. . rhmf jo t'ade wuh 1 L r i .i t o iworuves ip j/rue -voOe ihe fhe vca.r H;&i mar.v.env- b e n td ic i’rtl h i s la h ih z m ^ p r ic e s , t*»o "■ S$€^3-'-(O' show a m oderate• detune okay, Koger, for you to rn«fce hint’ i W c >1 ji.* w km v ;n Bn eifcttronn.: ave Pu/^.ns.w- w ia'J.e k*t refci m a r k - wares. eniMr »n connection of the ouitom^ lines. p io v o r * ? c io x e t,\i»vr. o e t u L S r i»j nope of tne l tu it ^.rowe.'s o fts’v. dov^ns eoiud f'f- e.Oirc cau>:e lor t.p- Berlin nr w;ir. our ba^e.s ^::u:n wr *./!e:r sJ:^n* nmrr->n. iin?.!.' • n».Mi- ;:<>(.•{>*• raavn ?.dv-crTJ.s**fvients ■ th e *ec>\* fhoKi- whtt de5>*r«r to invest n c o m - •Aij«n consiru'.’ni^'. reiv fv;/nt enmji a ne*A' hr.i i'e at.count. But nuw have m Kuropo ivhrt.-ahci’.ev n *■ j if ri ^ { \ r 11 n •• a \ 1 UiiG OKher n->?d:a...... — ‘ ' - .tones Indust rial ‘Avera$c.wifl rc^is- j ronn /.(of.ks should s;h:h <0 . th e houses. »;ui:d (:;tner ht^r.u-s be vrvy raref'ii \o b^iid ;sp a n a '^ e exnet'ieo to oner >vnlvJr.w/ noil) tujQ\trt *a t^.e fo‘ir*b t;uanv° refrfiiers mtTit ba\e a larger m.,J-r. (.«■■*rbii.s.c '..-nemjeai.s w oi .sun1- ^llowen by * &ood %^ te r towiV .som etim e do*''ing’.t9ft3 arid j r)jemi«:aL%. and tlectromcy. or housts on!v :v\o a pa n - for jicwd crcrj;;. "rou ran arranj»e ( ul.'H r?v first dei'.ided to help 1 mer.ts on the ground 1 v.a^rru. }ie knew Ku:s;a ct>ud y :r , of v-rofo vn nrcitr "■•j exisr.. »pere .iv di*L’.me m ono^ di?e :v o v e r p r o * peivnai wdl stocks will show an average yteW;j h v e r v i h t u k e e p i n /yurvvj N e w t o n 5 }o pov m .30 days, some in rtrv (00 m h n y irt <■; ^ ,';*to hi fa it t n w - iion wnd comactstion from ttn- fjiijgii*^ W’.th increased £av of 'hbcut io i r r o e r <:e!i:. Kiiiifrr riivi- j L«w cf- Action 'ana Reacaon v»h«ch v.'il! be cc*ns!jc,val>!e i-cw bihidrnj.* fiC d^va. and som e h>. SO days: t»it contusue tv \L*>e Cuba fts u DH.se for (•: bricx .iipartmenc houv.s. v.'i.rh Raii.sjan M-bmanm'K. isiiw b o i H nrv'^ and ?oo :rwnv -.wiluifcs cf ootis. ihe U.S. Justice Oeparfrnent fa g s iej>osiU tndl ht\i® m d(*r.n^ us s k v y K h * ,u s? ic h e v it;iU C nM .ro a r e :*.. 1 nr*>r ie.«dt“ '5 tir.itris to be vorkm # fer ci*nsmr.- the cost-of uviniR tht p i t W 't sbouid ot stoc^ii-'mu'Pt. so fc ^ r. Soih Can- j buy Rnd £?.];. cwnuKm stocks. actoor.J is otie. Ci-oorl \rc-dn at 4 are well mnir.tti-.ned. Old i.p.-.rt- le siivc fare lit iiome. itt ia ^ \ e i* *. 1 ! <' 5 n e?'s ;ft its with nuiov compau- c p i* 't o u « to ijp<-nd freely e^prclAl- not continue forever so 'poorly ad- j "•Jtciw rding bon os • i am no; pessi­ good veiiUl aiore a::* f:e»p \v*;i ard m enis and old Iv.iases win. u\-\-unr So-’ie ih:nk iht* t/ob*ir. U.k v .s w ilt ?orf.nu;te cieve-iuuine.;.. a^d ute «e:- -i'.itn tha dairv concerns, but ‘ vjy if icerchantc raamsam their td- justed. V -':. ■ 1 - 1 i mistic for 18W . Lfc>'tauilv int non- yonr hust»ano (or w nr) wbert vou m price durrn# 1^ . . rr*ake Fresidirnt Ke.nnedv rn.ieh Mov.lv v>T:c’.ni* rvK'toseiv^s out ol ;m me enti ?upplv and demand win vprtiSJFJg OMtlftjS ;The. *bpv»v: com m w »l' rt.fe is p ri* j isxKcOe bonds.'Ai’i sevrhigher dur- mav* need tins-credit br^r ro 0 0 v uosmess. Sooner or 1 is tt- r i h i ? t a n de’eim tne tne result and not Iw^is- i Inv^t*?riec ii! rema'n ahout jnarily to industrial .-stocks 'h tttivy | tn^-)9tiJ. Also, good sbort-ierp^ enr- Jr.e less Mirjutive omiook for rtal estate or bV ^ n ;i t/usmefts of tou^^rf-r with .ah o rliere m (:ie Un»-;.-i resi.iit :n I'nucn ii*icmpluvmt*nJ. A latmn or cour: cr:‘.:is»0 i ‘s. ; r the dist“ig 196J B u govern- cast. ttiai bool\.^ im:s ottfn u lu. I n x v x -And InflatMm m9As «peAda^ Hill ove^ ejvrr.iinjis ol u tility -s!0cks wiil, ed- 1 ue sarest to hold- L.r>nR-u?nn cor­ ypp'v to government or puoi?*: ComtmKhtv Prices . Hf-orc- ;tie kr’nnetiv Ad'Mim iilrn- largely 0.1 tfc fn s e , y^nce tbring --1&03 and , for some i poration -and j*overrirn.ftiU bonds hi'iid;nv>. 01 lo ;-*!: tommereial J. forecast that ine L ..man prob- their demanus. b.i; th?'''' co><- . N!nf'ti‘-*-*n - six!v • three wo! s*/e reiires. I iorecasi lhat we v>ih 1 at,d |2,000,00A, 011 m w toads. yeaV« thereafter.‘TKt; utility cumu­ m a y s e l l lu\ ■ 1e.se f.oweume ourm u bmidfn^.s. Ine rra! esiate dfv».‘;ojv- icm '.v! 11 no! t e ser. led in 1%3. !i tim ie 1 0 have fr:er,ds .it ihe A)i;:e h o u s e . mativ basic co.’Timoiiitits sei- fol­ have either more taxts or more f / h f t ^ r mtiufaciwics wiil h l k * k lative preferreds have, reached \a j JJKsi. Lonj'-term bond prices varv ers. however. .spend jrifr*: on may extnu? -ritd after the 1%-t Ijtbor And Ihe J’runi Miirnin low er or:ce>.-. i.)k/‘}>;;e com estte p ro­ \nf!ation. Neifher. rxnvevf**. pted vth«n lor nev. ma poiint Avheieby Lb^y wjii r;!n?eJy to»- j with mtenist. rates and ihe prob^b:!- ao.vtri.isin^ ,n >o nic.el lhe orHMdential ejections, ihe Russians Readers s.'.ould realist tna; ;ht- duction cutbauKs for m anv raw ma- c o m e in 1!M. Ihe stork markei . ^ •^ 'C h h i « r yr ,fi « \ % % ' (n v i e w oJt -th«:. d e r j lc-v ;v interest rates as detnmu^ed J {f.v o t in f l a t io n . .. growing coiuptultoit. nave removta iOesr iii^She tnsta!* tefuiis. nut id .supplies wnl cnnnnue m ay discount the expected m.’lat’On pr^iitkm iaxrredu, I would not I by'the Federal Hesrfvv 1b« j hiiiJdtng And K w i fr.s?;*'* JiHian I rude l:ihor»K atid b o m b e rs irom t uba. :n steel workers cun it'ooen iOc;i *.:•;! > t tid. fhe sc surp!;i;.cr, :» V»\r t*‘rrp'»»‘»*dv runhiiionj* flhovfc ftow forecast. !■■■.■■; "■ r \ utility common itocks .snouM slow- lh fi> ;.nav be >.onie decline ;n N a i u r s ’lv . t h e r e w ’.jj u e a .V‘.u. m »<<- accofU&nce. Vvuh. tM'esJoent Ken- waj'e contract «»T?er .Mav I. ifilO. bOO on the l">ow-Jones Industrial Av- ■ AlVfhlii mefins lhat business snd i ly rise m price provided they* are residentml building in 1&G3, And al letdown m re»«’d trade after uedv s demands Jn return. Mr. ihe sfttle«ier»t of this cotv.rar? wm world m arkets wdl plp.ee nddittonal (contmued t»n pape nine; r tor your city m 1965 ! no? urgustiv limited bv iegisiatjrm \ shopping centers in m any suburban C.onstmaa and the marlioo’.vns Khrushchev w i l l undoulMediv wiint be verv .ikelv tc mtU'fnce f.-mer dowFAvaid pressure cn comrnoOny

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$3=SSSaB£Si£33 rsKraffw»sE.« Isdifti'ioft to fh^j- *bc-ve-nu'r.ikMied I help, this rn«fcr*x -hat *r-« fmpluyed [ people from *;5 to fi‘v, must j c a rry th e euMve b«jr«ie?i. SnmeUjtK- Baysliore Church. Directory j they-'wu)J .'i.ebiil.' bul i t - ’.vii! ,vii h»* i m 1W>3 wJ'ho'.'is.ii' >t •Ccf'.hi c»>i?je si u$t l l - D a y shm Teppers W ill [ trie-next jsi **!«<::ion. Cer- fleywlew Pr*«bvt*r>a* CUur«fe ‘ a U i v*. ii Him r<>'!ow:.*d. tv rijie i PnttkytVTiHa Lbvcc.k jTfi'niy iho er>aCit‘?iwt ot a ’'T^3t" ■'■•■. t'KJtewi Bead* H a»d Fr«o>uIc Tttv, l a w.orsh.ip W’.r v ic t whi'rh, w;!I H 'aJMnc!i>5iv* ia x c m i s no s ; k <• Kfcv}. David L* Bucci, P a s to r j vonductftd. by tfr* p&stor. • ftACxwsn | thing, l.t may :w k jicnxi n.s »h»: ,S i;/ jd A y mo/rim# worship s e r v i c e !; B’-bk' Sn/'Iy and prayer hour vii* h tv . Ciw.si'ffr: A. 0«lli?«5}'. I *'v;{;irk\r.;K iv $ n " bat n»'i. to i;;ve.Mtii s .*■ • 1 k. Roe*. BriUai.K,:>\i»!.bfc ui Morning worship, ^rvict- Surj- s r e . -"provided for-, young i&Mslrcn,. The purchasing n u r ,rfay-if-ac JO a .ir» . Th#»'R i» v . .lolt.n J5, | pow er of dd»* i charge. • -school’ Is held at ?h30ft.m. >ha)[x‘ o l ij''.-* Kf,-yp-r>ri R*-J‘)r»n*:0 : wll! JTiici'.KilIy b*: jess., bu?. Ihi*' a n d Vvestmwsiet; F^l.&v.'sh.ip m e e t s I; . ■ ■ - ' ' • , ntitencM u ;ippH'j;v ffi-vw to :he. c u r­ ; MonnvcHui* R eform V ’tr.pto Cf'iirch Aiil occupy tb-rt pu'p.-t. "Th// ■■ »r. iiMfl -p.m.- ■ ■■; ■ '»■■■ ■ ' ■ ' rei.cy oj.yll.couni.ries. IT our dollar r J d2 Sveatnaro Ave., Shrewsbury Wgbr. f>f tht Woiit.r- w’ll be l.ht* ^ r- The. Rev., David'.Byjtti; '£ 3d 'M rs, declines, in vaiue it will be rhe- j fir.chard F. StftmbrmK nson 'Opie. :Suud<'iv Sf;h«)l meet'; ;-pc:toJs by phor?v bf:ok- .tJljfftvcnd.v&$.ach» on Sunday from i rab b i v;j?l off/ctete, T he S abbath p.m . - • Keeping, the. nistiohs witi ifotIvtfi.rVof-■•7:30 to Jft.38- p.m. jeandifc.s wu! b e lundled 'fry M rs. Inticrrnediaie G iri SCoutA inc#-t un ji*radui})!v MJow .suir ar.d we w;I! j:, fo :he :»vxm Tnursday at li p.uv - /ill. wind up wher* we ."MrtirJ. i st.ock.-.> m u y u. vc:v active M iril 6Upi:sf C hurch j Bernard Ltv>y. Tof flowars' will On Friday the Brownie Troop * * n « ? d u i l u r vs.itr n o c d e v a l u e d > ‘i’oo on^ir..*i boosi^.-s mttaioSUM at&wa* i be donated by Mr. and Mrs. Her- meets at 3 p.m.; Junior H'gh ut 7 I in 1!MW. akhough the W a1;, St and • will Di' . psid -or by sonv: ^iAt*rn- J U ’.v. R o b e r t Nv. A cW j s s ; . ( Lom bard St. brokers wiU put out Iv a n ) Levy m ’i".c Le b ir a t i u n r»f p .m . ' ■ m ens. ufK-riytjur. u-;)} ise ' : 7,evening at- ?:3C p .nv ‘.h«* j" their wfddMg anniversary. Xr-; } propaganda <10 ?he'vrordrary. i left, tor pro'll. The ss'tuMion nviy inKi-wetK.service (Hour of Pow'.'i;) | Cha.iuksife- cancSU’ft wiU b t kindled F3rsl Ea^t-ic Church ! Vow. a final word with.’-regard, |cm npa?e 'w,th oiir yrt-ai ’*f»oid r:i.sh” w?U: be hidd. There, v*i:» be -ii )■ by M;s$ Vickilynn Griiber. Since M*Ja mtd ft. I'hirO St*. ' fo gold. The Suited States:wi;i con* , in IS'tM. Ilowovi-f. ;l wi!! not o;* Mujjy-'Of The Doctrine 'ofv.God.. j th is js H. family scrvice, children ..■ ' . ;■•■•: AeyiWlti j ^Inue to los« i*o!d on haKince dur- ; lim it e du> ,uoU'. but alw wili in- Sk«.ii?OF” eho''r pm ctic^ wiU.juot, b«? i whose birthdays occur in Decerrv 5 in^ KllJ.I..-The. oniv w ay to prevent Rev. Mtunce W. PhJsnpi ‘elude oi.unvnds, pi;!iinum, y ;i d YeUi; . j b er, wiil b e caU’cd to *.he pw;:-i/. I Jt in i s “ov -ih to export ninn: Hiwtor 1 n»;rhi:p‘: other eten’tnts which are . Oiv Sunday tliert^wiU be’church i fo c:a Tvrthd&y ble-s.smg. The rabbj i {iood> and i’npon iess. This would •.not yet in our chem istry boulvs. r »ehnol a l ^.*45 a.ii*!.; m o rn in g w or­ will tell tht Chanukah sl SaUviday at & p.n.i. the Youni; v require certain sacrifice on the part Adults and lh^ Senior Bapt‘?t Youth i M v ^reat'^rai’idpu .< ents *.\ere ai J. ship, ft'4i> and ii a.m.,' junior church j Light That Never Failed1' by Klma j of our people. , ■ svafarin^ men taking people from will hi* conducted at . U rih.r«. aud i li. Levmger., A special ontj^.hhaiv Fellow ship w iil hoid a. post ( ‘hiisf.* i Since mv trip u> Africa. 1 have mas party, at the/'pariona^e. : N*;w England do-a ti;e ha^t (.'oast a Rur>irry' is pcov;dfcd durmg both j bat wii- follow Die service, | concluded that ihe answer is in pro­ j of South Am erica around the Horr, Sunday School will be held at jtfivices. B.Y.F. K^up ^i»i, hitc-t t Rch^ious ScIkjo) and Hebrew ; dueing nm re »o!d i ^(het Ibajt Icav* j and up t!nj Pacific G)a>t, a trip ?):30 n.m ; niorninj; worship sft rvicc'. oi 7 p,m . ‘ . , i Schooi wili continue m rccess due- j :n^ it underground. K sold had n ! of two months. The astronauts say 10:45 a .m .; yOutlv groups. n ihar* tour d«iv.c.. t-Vst Church Ol Christ. Scitntlsl On Wednesday ct‘'J5nder a;;d cha- j then represent oi.oof lhe safest ... vice bcj’imilr.y . »L 9, with a j On^ final t;«Ki^ht: t l the Kennedy >ymir testimo»iy «t,nd a Moody M BrMd St., Keypcrl pt.l choirs will rehearse «i 6:30;-most pvofirabie- investments avail- i Adm inistration yets into too.much seknee iiliri,"God Of The Atom/' Sundty » « r v ice and Sundav p.m. Mid-week .service will he held able today. Another one may be : of a iar:i het w-en taxes and influ- st <:3(> p.m. s.nrl ih« &anctuarv la the church- Fdiaw. ship and re- Schoo). ll t.m. Wednesday. \ uranium oxide. | lion, the prornoiio.n of trips to the choir will rehearse at 11:30 p.ns Irtffihjrir^s will be^ ia .1 h e par- mony mccimic I p.m. Headinft room Of course, large quantities of gold j m oon'm ay pul! th*im fxir e»! their •• nod tne evening will coa- may be found on the surface ot open Wednesday aad SaturfJay frcm , ; troubles B y enticing private cap?- elude w.ih a worship scrvice m Grace Methodist l.bnirrb ihe moon, wnich onngs me to my A :o 4 p.m. ; St. Jam«a j tal whic h is :hv.v m nf*ed of sum * Ui4! sanctuary. final, subject, which I hope readers I attractive speculative investments, How r>?an*ind is redeemed i UntM S The Mwhi > er stuck market boom in the 7*30 pm' ’ 1 dersutnding of Ood wiil be explain . , .Pastor Nobody vvill reac h the m ooa in ; late M's. 'Beginning Jan. 6 al 7 p.m. there »ed at Cnnalian Science cnurch | Sunday worship service* will bfc ..wiil bft a pastor's • nteinbersh:p I set vices Sunday. (held at »:,T0 and ll a.m. during vlitss ano on tne Kmnc o&ie -Use 1 Optmn^ the Bibie reaJm^s v.U . wh-ch tunes a nursery is pro- nenwtr Sumfcy evening service 'eiie f*oui Js<»tan. llie j vuted. Church schooi meets at 9:30 'will b aa at 8 p.m. ; people ihat walked sn darkness I a m Jun|or M.y.F. is held at 4 . , ... .. [have seen a great light: rhey that |pm: intermediate M.Y.F.. 5p.m.; ! Year End . C t £ r Church (dwell in the land of the shadow of Senior MYF 730 pm | Middlertd., Hazkl | death, upon, them hath the light, 0n Monday at U p.m. a Watch Rev l>:(birl Vfail, Pastoi ■ 5J)med. The subject oi the lesson-1 Ni^ht Service will be held I ■ Momin.v: v.brs!»ip service Sunday ; sermon if, ’'Christian Science." | Wednesday will be the first ot-• irUi be at l\ a.m. w.th the pasior ; A citation to be read from So-1 »jcja^ board meeling of the new ! CLEARANCE BE YOUR OWN hr.n^.n^ M«s Tn.s w.ll ht ; fn».c wno Htaltn a ith Key to tne \ y^j- members are requested I h.vs lt'£t Sunday ar Bible Rant ist i Scriptures’ bv Murv Baker Eddv i lQ sltentj j .Church. He h^s.. accepted a call states ip.466): ”liv; Science of 1 A-l SAFE BUYS f lo the* pn*;:orj*.ie of C alv arv Dap­ Christianity comes with fan in hand Raforned Church at Keypart > li?:t Churt h \V;:tcrourv. Conn.. to separate~ the chaff from the W arrta St., KtyparS 'M FORD 1SB" Cab and Chassis ...... m . I\. tffec;tv(- on Jnn. 1. 1%J. Bibic w heat; Science .will d e c la re God Rev. Johu IL Sharpe. Pastor ’S7 MERCURY 2D Hd. Tp„ MOM. P.St...... m . SALESMAN!! JSchuil coovi'nts at 0:4a a.m. wuh aright, and Christianity will dem* The Women » League for Service '5* FORD Custom ".W 2D, FOM ...... m . t’teascs for v.W ::ncs. Evening wor- onstrate this declaration and its will have a dinner meeting Thurs- •5» OPKL “Caravan" Station W agon ...... KiO. 1^*0 vco is at / p.m. Tlie \ divine Principle, making mankind [ day There will not be any choir ’S3 FORD 9P Sta. Wag., FOM. P.St...... 195. *aM u ll bni>H the message. ; better phvMcallv. morally, and i rehearsal this week. *57 FORD C'trv Squire. FOM. P.St . 750. T iieye v;j)l ne Watch Night ! spiritually Sunday School meets it M: 30 n.m. •5» FORD Fairl. 2D. Std. Trans ...... 7S5. lerviil* on New Year s bve. lherr ! | At the 10:45 a.m. worship sei vice, ’U MERCURY Col. Pk. Sta. Wag. MOM ...... 850. HrK Uillirlan thurch I the xermon wu! be delivered by the ’SS Ot.DSMOBll.K "8S" 2D, Hydra, P.St...... «LW. s**® * Uf Mnunaulh Leunty I Rev. Chester A. Galloway, pas­ ’W FO R D C 'try Squire Sta. W ag., FO.Vl . . . . RS5. ’ RtU Baak Y.M.C.A. ! tor ot the First Presbyterian 'S t FORD li cyl. Fairl. 4D., F'omatic ...... m . Rev. Harold R. Dean. Pastor i Church. Matawan. who will Apeak •J9 FO R D C ustom ":i00" 2D. I-'OM ...... !hur« will 0* no church school on the topic The Difference CORVAIR Deluxe 4D. R & ll ...... 1159. Sunday. A tiuu urvicf win oe mn- Christ’* Coming Has Made." FALCON 2D and 40 Sedans ...... I55«. ’61 |(hict«l al 10:36 t.m. in (he R«1 Confirmation rtass meets Monday FORD F100 ty Ton Pick-up ...... 115 9 . I Bank Y.MCA by the minijler, as­ 'S t MF.RCURY Hard Top, MOM, P.St . at 7 p.m. in the church house. 1195. •I FALCON T u d o r Sedan, R A H ...... sisted by college students of the The consistoiy will meet Wednes­ U95. church who will be home on vaca­ FO R D G alaxie F o rd o r, FOM . P St...... lisa. day at H: 15 p.m. at the home of tion. A coffee and fellowship hour *5* 1.INCOI.N Premiere 4D, Fu!! Power ...... 1295. Melvin A. Philo. will follow the worship service. • 5 1 MERCURY Montclair 4D. MOM. P.St...... 12H5. The monthly meeting of the Guild Nursery service it provided for *•1 FALCON 4D Station Whgon ...... , 13V5. wiil be held Thursday, Jan. 3, in both church tnd fellowship period. C H R Y SLER New Y urker. 4D Hd. I"p., P.St 1393. the church house. A New Year s Eve party will be * 1 COMET Custom 2D., M’ornatic ...... H95. .. held tt the home of Mr. and Mrs. United Hebrew Congregadaii M ER C U R Y Com m . HP Sta. Wag M OM, P S t. H9S. *ei C O M ET S22 Sport 2D, MOM, Air ■ ■ Walter Marvin. Those wishing to Broad St., Keyport C om i...... 1695. *•1 1 1 attend are requested to teleplhone Rabbi H. O. H. Levina FORD Galaxie 4D lid. Tp.. FOM. P.St...... 1750. Sing oul the songs *1 FORD Convertible. FOM. P Sta...... 1759. 2 t Mr: or Mrs..Marvin and make res- On Friday Sabbath Eve services ’9% M ER C U R Y DP. Colony P a rk , MOM, P.St. . 1795. X ! ervalion. - ' ' will be held at 8:30 p.m. ft! ’61 MERCURY Mom. 2lJ Hd. Tp.. Air. Cond. .. IH50. Sabbath morning services will be SI. M ary't Episcopal Church ’39 LINCOLN Premiere ID Hd Tp., Air fund. . 1K95. Saturday at 11 a.m. of cheer, sing loud £ r .u t Front SI., Keypart 'il MERCURY Comm. 91’ Sta Wag.. MOM, P.St 1950. Religious school will resum e . A Rev. Henry A. Male, Rector ’W THUNDERBIRD, Full Power ...... 2150. .sessions on Wednesday at 4 p.m. £ Thursday, Sl. John the Evange­ •Ul MERCURY Coi. Pk„ MOM, P.St...... 2 15 9 . and clear! May your X list Day, Holy Communion will be CONTINENTAL Convertible ...... 2403. If. held at 9 a.m. ’• I THUNDERBIRD, Very Nice, Full Power ... 2795. i On Friday, Holy Innocents Day, ; Babson’s 11 there will bt Holy Communion at | (i;onlinuej from ^ f.;Khl> O ptional — Free Snow Tire* Our Entire Stock Of holiday spirits be S { ? ? ‘m . u • erauc. The November elections in 1 Sunday .‘hff* W!l , ^ morning dic^tc |hat lhe votcrs wan| a ..,vfl. J , prnyer at /:45 a.m.; Holy Lommun-1 fare and , ^ hj s First Payment February 15 JJ I ion, S a.m.; lamily service tnd mere inflation rather than more high anil happy. ft! church schooi, 9:30 n.m.. and Holy tHxe.s. f I Communion and address. II a.m. Men’s, Women’s, The old saying, “We cannot have - 1 Tuesday, Ihe Feast of the Cir- our cake and e&t it too,” is cer­ cumsinu. Holy Communion will be tainly true today. The elections re­ il a.m . ferred to above indicate that the Wednesday, there wiil be Holy m a jo rity of v oters really believ** Communion at I a.m , followed by Children’s, Domestic and Day’i Funeral Home they can have all these temporal j a meeting of the Altar Guild and in benefits such as medical care for ENGLISH the evening junior choir will re­ M l Maple PI. Keyporl the aged, medical and hospital pay­ » l t-4*M AGENCIES m i 7-4SU hearse at 7 p.m.; senior choir, 9 ments, more social security, etc . p.m. and the A.A.s will meet at SIN C E 1904 without having to pay the hill eith­ 9 p.m . Yard Goods er through increased taxes o r FORD — MERCURY — CONTINENTAL through intlation. Witn all that is promised to youn^ Monmouth ond Maple, R*d Bonk people in the form of frea educa­ tion, college scholarships, etc., In MUST BE SOLD! T h e

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■ ll M l'll/ilt'iil! i . v M v IHE MATAW AN JOURNAL, N. J Thursday, O stem bs’ T/, 1 9 6 2 ' Matawan’s Easy Football Win; Kevs Track Fiffb! i'or B ackboard C ontrol K eyp o rt Is. M ataw an Title, Jackson's Feats, Stood Out lu ’62 Basketboivl Tonight . T n e u n e x p la in e d collap se f/f that- Just vyouifj m i fit itu>; i w hen O'iinkli’) ; tflitnix ujurn.i’n’Mit pluy iun no: About ih»! tn a i bo r.j-.d : Givup h .knun*.., 'itS'yiJuri Vioibjl! i., -hj an-i v^ay.*1' fJ doiag,' tilings, - , Vltttawan, bi;ca;ni; a saricr for (ho stvuck tliis ai eu yi;t, :iie ininibcr ; Jo.r uni >>i Mscowan and ■ nk* Uu^uait Ufvi Rurnsoii. so. i;m :' J»(.al <4.1 in 1 w»f> p prow')!* MadiEuii hi(j much \ 'iiv.'ji Ac.aocrny nine.. And Ray . . . ot t e im i ’i d e v o t e e s h a a f’o n b ie c l \v i iii- Keym ;h ‘.h<* h ol'day Ua*;kol-^Knvi ( not in be -A.ssurnvd from their: wuvs*- provcttsd more discussion and in: | of this jfrofcieip.'TSijr- tlifvcoiichtfl&i toHrestij, K«yi>jrt, went out pi his in! t h i: p a i l t w o y a i i r s - ' ,, [ournf.y at .-Vf-bury XJa ik (.onv^i'iJion i less .sta’t 't h a t the jMarooji vs beai,v;:' •qtliry ii>. Jjbe !t>cai sport*-.w orld in I st-iffu oi botli. sciiouis h jw rtncl tq |-ba»'ebaU ilays'at, thu. y^S; Military ■Horsflracin^ had a •> in i Rail wni^ht is iha<. thuy are j <:i) bctort* tjiuy start agaiiiit -th#^ 1452 Lhan any o tn e r sin g le occur-, w m but. tlj'e. K ey p o rt," M a is - . v a n , Academy livv :iisnn,"U07 qM New Jersey, losing yround ut ihe : bci\ctJ5 urcnu from the V \ "'fence-, even though m its nroailct: S sy jc .'iile , Saiitrv R tvcr, having thjmvn a rui), b»l): ic.j fit’,I i racks but t&king a }.;rent buu.v.i l i t * gained by rt»aiT:s irom tltyir ! Semi Fioyi Rountt Moqduy.':^'./v/j aspect" the ymr viw maue a ■sig­ m in ts, a s »il . thi,*. 5cl>o0:‘ m tne past ■They have been ' By the Kfypcin-NTuiav.an gania.'^ nal o-ie hy Iwo new nigh icrcooli' in v-bich t'je ir at!i;i.-<.es w w .: with- ya,nfci;es;piay(;4. ai Vrt»; Poni), last,; Carr, one of tlio longtime* harness.| iii, the eusie braoKei. with • lonigh';, onlv oa«, the victor/ th<) m e t , Rai.Un Townsnip an.! dtsvvh, .iu:e;’. institutions : Ul>\ prjjMrf s k i l l s ; !:> Icollftge, track, V.Ricli j clri.vi.'rs in this area, tcsieJ In the | k Towr/shlp c iid T o m s R ivvr, | advajjoe Id the rotj’a d /; M idiyju loAJiihip. comins Ir^t t!a d itio i)3 , ana: Jong records' ot’. .Bpriiiet!. ,and,: Biad Bfadic'n, rriD-J^, j reio:!;. this yi.-r.r and ;« r.ow a: pros- i ItL'r th a n thi’ ?rieptuj»‘ 'vs. Red! ! New .Year’? Ivve (Moridi\y) tii pliiy ', vaisiy wm petit o» aihieVr»i)i«nts iijr;sports, H wa,*-. "isOi ,tle lw i)ii(jiiij i-jfa.-ns a t t.'ieir,, njinti,. j. pt-’reus tiusijiess m an who can lake* ( B ank C od icU c-an d St, Rose* Bai-winner of ’he Hrick-Torn^i fri*;’- * The Red ttieir if I. i s i y ip: g«r;'- scf^tecl^t^-nsed.vtijJ ‘*<’0 :^>«n HaSi.;,; j. ihe.-jipo.r'l, or., leave it ilo nc. T he ciil- ; vs. Lake-.vond bracket tha/ j ver encounter. Beutlrig cI'Ih.m of tH^ i imniilitifiyi) at the bands <>f th, 11 .:'ii?Bvltaple."-- "itrsiit’-l^ C o jlc ite ivaskijitiiili : had, titi ,h m '-! !iuv 17 Ken, Meub:";li, V-’ukatcnk. ; wan piays Key^xu t in ih* lirru ! i'-osulble aSsSi^nnieat hr; either Key- - about wh oh ‘r- cji'jura by compil­ by.;,f.h^Js:’W.bt»,, ^iii^.;lprced j picked up sonie Irom - iUei’-: i».j a Marlboro Township Bnanj of Ed- j round tor.^ht , ; port or Matawan. ao it is juist pbs-. ing % vanujg Jefcavve tccoro -P:'Rjkfktyp'tt- It? a.f/ ^siaM isli" ! ! iKA).ion miituhar, 'attain, to. propii*; . N t*piu.^ i;»- an. <::hc>jc« tu ! one of. i.be .cjUrics vviijl t)|f ; -H'.’Jr »H--Q : . l p o k s lik e ! Houbfii'.'h won. several, race s at- the j ,h;ijriilyk even though .such iliustri*.! vyith ^!afiaf;qqy.ri that niidu au ihc,. ty Hcg.ona;, bad fcfateti! port track j'wnir ’tiwt I ai.3te!<;r Wr, M ine.- Gjllfigc,, Slat:; , ftiil. m eijtitis of Y onkers R acew ay. ! ous names of basketball as Beau- j MILS eoari, 'bti! if coulii be sei them only by.', cashing i». on a lone ^'On tbo. Centra.)1-JciHey., G io u p lit- i en, Iji^nu*. .l.aCh>on, of (•■•■ui' t , *.*» j racing.' against the country’s top i fnn5. Holland, Kamsey ami WiiJiam* ! baci>. if. lii»htni')^ strikes lor the t«Of>ng chtuice* and several aavmg chfunpionship, and to, an. .Individual l.^ ? ';^ !‘'an ,H1 I*1®. WWW>», £>*•««». < drivers. Harold Dancer-jr., Holm-; son no longer grace their linenp. | Huskies on a late D-xenVoer flight ‘‘breater lato In I1)® gams T!»ei» merno<*E of’ th a t te a m , B rucc J a c k ,-! J*-n, L a * ap p .is del.-took his place with the other I St. K ^se still hu.s Bob V er^ a. who J at. Convention Hall, ’ . y .Paiwsqo ainjiMctuchen teai&s: fro it) son. This KHS star was pixjbablv i.vn.'lhe - ■ Slflj Colli»i,_ Btlmont, m e m b e rs of -hia fa m ily 'in yre-em ir I ran v^iicjf against-Keyport in last ! In non-ioiuhameni play this.week, sch o o l* trtydiiioM U p .v*o*gf> to. tooti-. the moiit vctsuuie athlete; to. coine I Al>hy.i w d .tiijl .fSowie, t,m!.eihity nenl position in. the sport. ’ ’ ! year's tournament, and who racked Madison Township journeys to, bitil were thwarted oa th^ offensive -along ip thQ>;: i For ttire^ i V'crrnoot. 'ftr^. Maliiwar, aiiimni Plat; racing gained: hy the inter' i up 51 points against Point Pleasant ! Shrewsbury-Eatonto.vn, jusr io. t!ie ( by, the Keya sucn its ijtkothi'r team years ho. had bean playing for- Kev-1 making-kMfld. IP; w t-W .-.l cr,t of.'Anthony Nappi. Holiude!. tinii I earlier this year. But the Purple ‘ )cf*.‘ of lhe Garde.n^ State, Parkway• tuct come -neor to cosMlping, then}. port Hjgt, basketball aad baseball! , ‘lrry P«!-ind, Kf-nivt, und Pete |Madison Townihip bn;-incB.; inan, 1 Rosen havo been beaten, by an d t'.vo m ilc5 n o rth of thf*. Kafon,-'. Whsi: the Rumson itjmi* was over, tcair.g. He vva:; tlio. maia murcii.of i A'ldr^wj, M^itawa.:, their 'y?y,, vvrip acquired a racing stable* and | strong St. Peter's. New Brunswick, town exit, to p!ay •' ■ there could Ijaruly be much doubt tne. Keys going to the Sho'e t-on- j u\rQ . the liet,up. a> M piim outii C.oi-1 had horses ruii at Monmouth Park. ; yide. . . "ional. The GpMeri Faicon*;' !o?a t!w was th#. best.defensive eleven, ference' IV’ noi-tii chai)ioionship, m i j But the incursion of mass luiuaing I i B rick Tow nship. wi)J op'pos*? T pins by xme point, to Henry Hudson Jb!- ta- Keyport history. ■ basketball; Qi'ain. And whiie a les-! We- even, have a college soccer! is. threatening the sport, in the ! ) River in the opener of* toni^jjt’s sio n al, m. this one looks like a. But It wa» not. ilia "cracku" s e r lighf .l/i ba.wba.1,!,,.hi? w as a piay- ■ p la y e r,;L e n Srovrii, t/fe.w^ipm it, is j. breeding farm areas of Hoi.indcl, I j doubleheader at 6. 30 p.m. Tngre Madison victory.: Then, Wednf‘i;day started to appear ip the nam e with ec on tho . Kevport High, baseball | the autumntioie activity at Belmom i Mnriljoro and even Colts Neck t i is little to. choose between, these afternoon, tlie Spariahs journey 1», play piseatawav. , / • ■ Will Township when the Crimson team that won the. .Central Jersey I Abbey. Ha uid not rmss a quarter j Townships I jtwo teams. As for Keyport and : Matawan, therft is, little to select Raritan orijtiniilSv was not sche­ Knights took advantage ot a Key­ Group. It,; cbajnmwshlp, in i!*ei. Hii. of play in aiiy.ijf his team 's gwne Auto racing, America's new na-; j here either, based on their .showing duled to ret.urn to/action until they, . p o rt alig n m e n t to, u se on-the-lm e di;iigfted Coachacli i-rankhranii ZnnipeUy this fall,...... tlonal, sport, kept a .sustained in- i ! against a common fiw;, Christian play an alHmroiiaiVt ‘B” ga,ma/ Ilut passing to. bring , the Red by becoming the first KHS basket­ In; seiMnjiiiLry school track,^ K ey­ te re st, itl fact too inuclt of an In -1 | Brothers. Keyporf. has wmr a ion* with Rumson at iioine Jan. 4. But tiattiers down. But even, this game ball p ia v e r to score. 1008. points dur- port sort, of took the play away te reat for th e re was. -at. least one j (pie ol ~aines, bul the opposition they have a playoff «jame to, inakb; was more or leas decided by bad mg last season. With thesi) honors trom the renowned Christian fatality from "dragging" on, a piib-.| I has been the usjal snb*yrade Group up in the postponement ot their? ■ “breaks" tunning against Keynort. behind him, it might seem that Brothers organization, ln addition lie highway. The drag strip, at Old {I type of tlie Shore Conference pim e with Ocean. Coinuv Ceniral . nothfw’, t?. Indicate they wouW not .Tackson would have oeen content, to Jacksons tremendous feats, Bridgtf Stadium'was; a great com-1 i “ B“. Matawan has had. ths stit'fer Regional at I lay v 1 tie Dec ’ Ii JTi;. ' : hold tlioir own iijHliut Matawan, to 'ride out” the rest c» his high John t'o'.e came through with a muiijty asset us, those with, the j Gwtu« PMtymwd school athletic career w.h e n he Central Jersey, Group. Ill, 880 "hot"- racing bl<»Q «Mie Keyport lute aud secondary mure lenient attitude ami was am­ the Keys and Christian Brothers, Bob Malilian, Raritan Township, at lia’.fttine, only to fall apart In the third quarter, ouUcorcd by Runi- season. The Matawan alumni, nev­ Bulldogs as plav resumed. He liit . defenses t h A t had stopped ihe ply rewarded. Jackson was just the Matawan did not altogether resigii continued t<> be the ace of local son 21-7. Rumson went on to win 71-IS, er privileged to know such luxury three times in the first minute, and their statu* in the sport in which ' top' backs ot Ocean Central, Me- added polnt-makcr needed : o gain drivers, keeping his Daytona rating in thcsr time, invaded the new a hal( of the third quarter on drivtf- ■ tuchen and Rumsoa: dead In their they had once been so pre-eminent. and scoring noted centers of the Matawan court Saturday to give ins from his |»ost io restore tho the C-J, Group Ul, crown, T hen CBA juniors bounced back, took the tra c k s. Oeniarest saw his star win the I A mila relay team of Rich Fierns, sport Toni Falco and i" rank Dro- th e c u rre n t v arsity a 00-56 trim ­ Rumson lead. A sudden listlessness \ , What happened to tho Keyport state Group III title in tiie broad Billy Wathlngton. Fred Kalma and ttari, Morganville did well at the CBA Rolls Over lead. . m ing. seemed to grip the Matawan team players? li there a paralysing Jump an. liven in the Xarltwt started varsity sports 'with ship finalist. The Huskies could terest hit the skids in 1001 w hen Red Bank, as tractor trailers work­ pumping from the backcourt game out until the iast second, causing ■ court for the Maroon and Steel, early minutes of the last period, beat basketball teams that defeat­ veterans of two M d three years tha Union Beach regatta was lost. ing on mass housing developments to quell the smaller Keys, once KHS Assistant Coach Rob Zampel- [ire Varsity Players Matawan resistance became still ed Keyport, but could not defeat play ’Keyport. Madison started But this year Keyport sponsored, a tore up the back roads and disturb­ they found out they could blot the le to argue it out with the referees I T he net effect of the. w eight and more feeble, and the game look oq the flea and Wnlte. - variity sports mostly with players mid-September regatta and i rec­ ed the once peaceful back woods Keys tl (t. ii in. Ken Frase from after the final whistle had sound- i bulk of the alumni was to tire the the proportions of a tout. Gead Diameaul Year •who had never known any other ord turnout of boats, plus good Co­ countryside. effective mobility under the basket. ed. varsity players as physical contact ln baseball, Coach George Deiti coaching "but that given tnem by operation from the weather man, Aj lha game went on, the Colts in­ Keyport («> CttA (19) betwetm the teams wore into the had hi* usual good year .despite ex­ « Y- -P (3 KEYPORT ,the;ft«I? of their own high scnool. a n d t, lot of hard work by the com­ creased the amount of height un-, final quarter. Assistant Coach Dan tensive graduation losses. Revenge Gcva 6 U C e r n u n o ra A Jew had played oi\ the fre»|m\*<\ mittee headed by Tony LaConte, der the board* the Red Raiders had Bulk* 0 .1. tUn>*r 0 a o Stankiewici, directing the alumni, was gained on t akewood for taking Rumson Sweeps 11 0 ' teams -of the older high schools, Keyport, of the Central Jersey Out­ to tako. The Keyport team seemed S. t.o-.vb 0 0 Cro'ifl'cV 0 i ;v kept rotating them in lives, to spare a Shore Conference championship rJcttf*n i> 0 Hilton fr 0 to, hut had not become "ingrained” in board Racing Association, made it to have lost the formula on their them rt ii v shortness of wind from ■away from .the. Maroon .and Steel I i" r ■»-»' e a 4 BeHnk* I 4 8 ■ Ihe-syiatomsi^f.another school such a banner occasion. driving, cuitnu;. around, g»n\e. Jackntui ■- I > i rtouitisoii e X 14 an exertion now strange to some of the ye^r. befpre. The only disap­ Over MRHS 7146 as mosi of thf R*rltan players had. Th* Association members partici­ . Ne. Bartet For Three Minutes VanPelt 8 M MciaIu* 0 1 1 them . pointment Vas losing to Highland pated In many regattas with Ed T h o m a i 0 0 Davtdj'Ut ft a 15 “ ■ '’"ItafUU Ob Jf misery loves company, Mata­ The contest itarted in odd fash­ The alumni gave the varsity 4C Park In Central Jersey, Group U, Hour'll an » 12 C1iti*U>;)h«r a x I) In meetings between the, two Latwenike, Union Beach, attaining wan can Join Keyport for the Ma­ ion. Three minutes of futile play fiuvka 1 o i foul shots of -which HO were mado school* Ip football and hasketbsll, after both the Maroon and Steel to hlgh-point standing and qualify­ roon and Steel took as bad a beat: passed before there was a scorn. in this, tha high schooiors had ill Haritan won. But the Haritan foot­ and Keyport had scored ssniaiior.al ing for the nationals In hii division, ■Ing from Rumspn on the opening Then Bob Garmano hit fiom the J3 11 4i> the chance needed to win the game. c A w e t .. victories over the renowned Owls Sc«>r« by quarter* ball team was recruited from Key­ CU. Harrison Boggs, Keyport, stogd at the new Matawan Regional court side for the Colts with a ilip shot. ICoyp.>vl 15 A 14 By contrast, the graduates gained In playoff terles In the two prior port High JsyVees teams that had somewhat apart from his oth^r As­ Friday a* the Keys took from Chris­ He sank a foul and John Croddick, ChriKUnn Dfoll\eri 1.1.. 18 ifO 2\ only Iti charity tosses and mode 10. y ea rs. Keyporl JV c m i \ («?) gone undefeated for two years and. sociation members In being an in­ tian Brother* the night before. The the ex-Marlboro Centruler, two of H t After tho alumni went out ahead Baseball was ptherwise featured (i F l» EVERY SIvVI A from varsity and Jayvees basket­ boarder. Boggs had some disap­ Huskies lost 71-48 as against Kcy- them. Ktrk Robinson, the acquisi­ 2 fl in the first quarter on n bit of bv a new local entry in the Jcrsey- Oputnjsk.v * b a ll sq u ad s w ith 20-4 an d 20-1 rec­ pointments with his boat early in p o rt’s 70-19. M ataw an not only lost, tion from Star-of-the-Sea. Long ecker 0 0 0 McCurthv overhand shooting by Tim Mageo Shore semi-pro league, the Mata­ Cfll ords. But, in both sports, the P.ari- lhe summer, but came on strongly they pretty much fell apart. Branch, made it 7*0 for CBA with MetlolU 8 21 and Bill Bowie, th* varsity recov- wan A, C., and a wider expansion Slclwiii 1 0 4 F re rte i lo h t GOOD SEAT tsn players had to ahsorb in a few later, and November set a speed Th* Huskies already had gone a steal of the ball and dribble up cied thn lead in the second quarter of Babe Rutb baseball with, more R. IiCwU 0 t 1 A/r.n-k month* entirely different systems mark of over 93 mi|e* per hour in down before CBA and Raritan court for a shot. R. r\Utkft 1 9 ') B u r k e on sinking foul shots, Bob Warwick new team* in Raritan Township. Heisi'h of play'from their coaches at the his new crafi. Which is quite a Township, while the I'urple Bull­ Tha Keys finally fjoi in the scor­ sank a jump shot In the middle The Bayshore Nationals, coaclicd McCiuineifi new school, who were confronted a speed mark for going through dogs came Into the game with lop­ ing act .vith five minutes gone in of tlie second quarter than gave the by Frank Dowd, of the Raritan With the problem of "unlearning” water. The Red Bank regatta was sided wins over Monmouth and the game. Frase lobbtrd in a re­ i i :? 4i i>; to -n varsity iheir best advantage of the Ramblers, went to the (hird round rovlved and that, too, enjoyed a Shoro Reglonals. But as these are Sf'tr* by (juiirtvrs: ganu* al K (heir (jhu^gei some of the things bound to jjl*t thOih on the icore Keyp<)i*» IV I 1*4 18 It -41 2 -20 of the playoffs and were only put good turnout, even if not In the new schools Just learning their way board. John Hilton started bombing Varsity Takes Slim Lead otit by a Trenton team lhat went CBA JV 7 IO' IU 8 4! color and distinction of the old Ra­ around, the Rumson game was the from the side for COA aho Dan Wallop Ilenry Hudson Dan Kuzma and Terry Magee on t<) a championship. The Mata­ tional Sweepstakes days. significant test for Matawan. Houiahan showed some sign of life •auk two shots apiece to recover wan'Township VAL nine, coached The night before the CBA dnba Sallbnating had something of a The Huskies played an odd game. in the KHS camp by cutting around j cle, the Keys had a soft touch them­ the lead for the graduates. Billy ,bv Frank.Cheney and John Mc- pickup, thank* to the Interest of They dropped almost hopelessly be­ the CD.A pitkoff zone to Rtf! a iay- Collios dunked one at the bell to dinty. finally managed to beat out selves in Shore ronforehctt “fl" George DeBonls. KHS Instructor, hind at tns start, then fought like tip. | competition, walloping the new mike it 3l ia at haiftime. The var­ Manager. Dorn Custuio'* Raritan Now 1%ni IwMlayl who brought Into being a sailing demons to get back in tne ball .Robinson hurt tha Keys badly sity made their best stowing quar­ Rovers for a league championship. ! Henry Hudson Regional High team, i Mar Aitfell • . team at tho local school. The mem­ game, io much *o they were able here by nuking another ileal of ter when they kept crowding the In grammar school sports, It was | H ighlands, by a WHU. I h e gam e ber* of th* tqam *l*u sailed to dis­ to go out ahoad '29-29 at haiftime the bflil and again dribbling up ! was played at the Raritan gym.' graduates. Af^er Harry Carolers W-f&ly a Ko'yport -' Keansburg W lirm S U V E ’flHIP'’ tinction with tlie Sailfish skippers of Uut at tha start of Ihe third quart­ court for the shot Hill Davidson ] ll was -I'rictly no TrnxV* had rcstorri the ilurini Icfd at M -i« ibasMhoUy^Mt Mlddletowiv 4 the Kr.'por! .YacUh Club In inter­ er, they went nearly tevun minutes Joined the side court Moup of CBA j the stan. the Keys rompinp away 44-41 mtdvvay nf th e ' q u a rte r, tbb. ■* tu t IU lv*)g « « •» • m b aseb all. . - "WKMKtt rUM" y! club* through the summer. without scoring a field goal. 'Itils hombers. 'lorn Geva» lobbed in a I to hit; early lead as Gevns and varsity put on a surge. Stabert In profeulonal baseball, the area (lt d I I U S etback ' wa* indeed a shock lo the MHS set ’o make it 13 at q u a rte r tim e. 1 I Ion rnhan in u re d it oil vyith a fas'; sjmk a crip, Kil Flynn a foul, then h«y, had h is re- verse reason*. But .ths total num­ more ipark aqd urge as it carried about which to hope by playing the tim second half. ' ? ths vanity av4M l'‘ l 'W I>eit\^'.«iri*d by the M il­ ber of Holfer* w u .Increased/ the into th* third quarter. But Runnon Cohn even. Coach Frank Zarapollo, The Keyport jayvees also had’a ' But Tim' Magee M-ivo-tfanded a KAMVVOrlTHI waukee Draw* .onala. He bejaine new Hamm Hollow Club started driving iayun -end Kttsma! aaak a > , th* Georgia got thi second half Junip, Matawan Keyporl, made changes, Billy Gei­ romping around time at tha 'ex­ operation* and tho.MMd.lefax Coun­ folded apd fell apart. Play that was ger (or Tinsa and Skip Van Pelt pense of the Henry Hudaon second#, foul before tna whii|l® to knot the, lass U teague In the year ty Park Commiwlon draw plaw f(>r supposed to aparkla only becime for Gevai. Hourahan dropped in a w inning >4-36. B utka w as high m an couni going into the last quarter. hi* been given promotion an d another club tq be located in proxi­ n\ore and more dismal for Mata- onehander and a foul to pull the with 15 points. Tbe graduates seerrutd a ^lt winded thcpttffi-ilMfiW » Clft**. AAA. con­ mity to thia’ srea. . wan fan*. At th* end of the K*mr, Keys up to only 19-9 behind, their lha victory jjave the Red and now and things lookid good t'oi the tract fbr -thi* coming season; Har­ Bo*ing, * sport, that I* languish­ th*y hid read the Huikle* out of best position of the night. But the White a 2 0 record in "B" play un­ vsraity. , . Jmt Installed old Dolt*, Matawan, got in hN flpM ing badly generally, mure thin •the Shore Cetiference ”B" race. strong Colt pall. Davidson and Ger til they resume against'Matnwan Bfci not ao. T ha m o re u p e rie n c a d tha flnaat theatr* aaallni ciw full *ea*on after .a lour , of army held it* own In thi* ,*r#», thank* ■ BuUdcf* Lead mano, came through with points to Jan . giadnatai (tlayari a cold poiaession dualanMl. ’Autiru you or cum- duty, pitching for the Atlanta Ckili 8 lo the intereit of Frank Boyle, Cliff­ The Purple Bulldog* ran uui to rostore tiie big CBA margin at 19­ &av|K»r< V ll i IS 0 D 11-20 it the and of th* first quarter. two charity tosses by thii player, IUUUh 0 0 SJilitfc 1 tft schoolers sought to shoot. I’he var- collegian had to work hard in ||1 Matawan along to b* * Gulden V ern P*ul»on scored IS of h ii along with a drive-in by Brian t.nl.vti 1 I .1ack.»<*i (\ IJ iliy had 14 free throws in thu final hia gamoa m tht \tlnntii bstinian It* t.^n* Glove* champion. Another M*ta- taam 'i pmnti to make th* dlffur- Jackhon made (he margin a hope­ fltnit filtftti 1 quarter, of which they made eight, did not give him much help, waner, Ed weUtnad, done now t’r »*8 I 1 Ailiuuii I*5 ence, going. In well on appro,icli ful ID-15 afc'ih foi tho keys. David­ (iottfci 0 0 Hym« iK)t enough when th«li D io • r »* P.M. o iih b u hovki advantage, but only hit four times a row from the side to put the K«-ys worked ihoti m carefully through Walt tXinay'a wimoArt . - Vl r.» Township l.ittle Huskies open pluy competition, having ivnn a state I'h o in n i) i G u ' h i > front tha floor in th? first quarter out of fight a second time. Two I a William* tl tha schoolboys* tone, T err/ Magee, t|i« Central 4orsoy l.MKU«. Thu 0 1(1 AAU title in 1WI3. Ami them shots fell one ipiecn id i’ouls and a »e( by Hourahan kept !>,»■ lojk * IVle Andrews and Kuzina had the " lo b o " , Malswon, Key|xnt snil IJnlnn “ "K Wrestling took a tpahold In this tha two tall men, Genrge Slehrrt fhfl Red R aid eri in (lie hall gam e graduates out uhftad again l.ah- - - A l l O - ­ Ilelich teams continued tn thrive area a first time when it wa* In­ and George I.nhinann, uml two lu at halfthiH:, behind 'Jfl-31. tn.inu nnd Hvnn biought the var­ ' INQW\ and a new one was planned for "The La»t R»b«l" 1 * i \ troduced ss * varsity .port st thn backcourt man fjenrge Morrell. But they were nut of the ball sity rp to only itt-34 nehind with I SUN, Radtaii Township. new Mfldlsnn Township II I ll h Tiie Maroon und Sleel double game ns loon h i the second half 8 1 0 L e a g u t foul shots, then Scully and Tim Ma College (irldders School. Al Klloy, a Keyporl rail- rhurkoil I’uulsou In the second wns muter way Itoliinion was hark ;;cii unmet led nil drive-ins and it Fri. - Sat. - Sun. On the cnlluu'i side nf football, limit, and foriiuir Hulgers football quar'nr md Ihu l.iihmniiii-Sk'brrt in for ('MA. Ho iwUhed three il.uni io thu fuva.its. but .t wae aII over. Had the graduates lllls iiroa hai lieon I'lilclilnH up with luminary, now coaches Ihe ajHirt coiiibliiailiiii continiii'il to press thr backcouit »en in a tow. Hnunihan : look uiino than a "hmu" m come been more inclined to exertions, it Dec. 28-29-30 Ihe procetsloii .tftur long ilraHglhli for Ilu Spa rlans. I'lm Shore rna- scoring runue fur Mntawan, Willi and b'rane . lim itiiihiiin tinu Miuitill (he third qn.iiii-r tt,Ui ih«r non' a n d .lit limua a.m ; (.» Jn*. -i'i, i.s ,( , ini tnat siiould plnv*) uelplul hi liackfleld nirtitiT for lnwa Htatc ilnwllng, hunllnu ami finlilug nven more bound up, io much io 17-23 SRalm t tho Krys. ; go, Cnl rownh*y nml Joint Dr/cvv- ; the llimktoA thioogh tha re ti of East Berlin" I'e a ih e rs CiiIIuko last fall, ilnnk are hardy |mt»iiiiIiii In the i|xnl* MHS Conch linn i* MacCuU lirou Roof I'alia In ii*(‘M. Tho pn'.si*nlalions '.vein m.id'' 1 tlirlr senMin. - - A lio — L'iearV, f|iiuiluilot •imi.l, ilu' ! 'H livlivl^nl n'lrili'lm , . | •!>» t w.ll'-iM ,.1'tr pa f,XI Th^n the roof fell in T he Red hy riM iIrt I'ini'M Ir ijiur j*r. rr .% Itl mill M«(anj|i V srdlr undefeated HIM eleven, moved up lion s|>orls In I hn world, anil tlmy (001 I AO I "Swordsman Of null'll iif ii M.ukiMl n u n K aid c it did mil iw.tk* uiiuUiui i/.i. tl from grid activity at I'oimiuii' have a prepnmli’r.ini'e of devoli'i’ii M V I' I n Ii I 0 1 M o l | Ml 3 3 I I In linn,! M.il.r.viin up in only 3.' 'til ihr height .i|!ninsl lim Keys under iltarli Mon., » l‘c . Hit for I 0*M —.-r, unn mom tiutiiiiH lor, Bob Unnkl, Mnluwun, out u A Ilk .ii <> 0 'I Khl'it 0 < 4 IN'il’iison di'vc’loinin'iii on I In' Kiy Iii'IiiiiiI, lim i.iiiiibi’i1 widi'iu'il tlir lim IiimhH When tlKv dnl s.vhth Co.n-li Kon St lunili Kr1, Kurin* I 1 1 (; naf.m.i Sal. Mat. - 2:00 I'.M. CHIVAIKH ’MI1LI-MftOtllt-WHIfi year nt Upsal.t, leliimeil lliis full 1 4 H port w n lm fin n l M nilim * In llilN iii- H'lp fur Ihe lliilldnuv lum1 fi'i'llnit tnM) in, well in (lie foilt ih quat le i , [Mill tn iiiiit 4 Krhitoi'-t >{iinmj vmiIi J>f f v M> » u IO W,n>*hK Walt Dniiuy’.i —** K ------lo piny a m a jo r p a ri In pnlllng llie 1 1 iiin i a ta i»uii i 'j ’’,1 fill ll/l 11,1 fHSl UN llll')’ m i’ m n lim lielglil ,iih'(int.i|!i' iii’.iltltl Ihnn, Ihe seme ivm against (Im* Sf ^ Itiry '*< fin im n m r Si'Ii«h)|, Soudi ft 0 0 iGOERIIAVWlWJ' Vikings mu of a iluMmnu of lie l i 4 IU iip a i QUO "In Search Of Th# ill in tml, Sunny fiiiialniin nmk ,i fun 1, Hu n | It ii h tiM -i, -<0 il a a.i jn it a n i a 111' i Aml»oy, li i l lo he called ofl S*imi- !».»’• If Ir t l ih « I hmi grlp|Hiil iIihiii iiini:i' * i a 'li'iuiis nml hsndlisll 4ii' lii'lii)’ l..ilini,inii * 11'iI wllli n r'v k u h In. nml Ilu' rm iil lu inisUn 11 only J7 ‘Ji ii|;nlii:il lh e KI IS jaysriM loii 1.1 II. 'I hey the K.igles gym Iho Kfypoii r n E . E , hi Aim isiiklu for Mmawtn, held his own llr>|jp*«l I ii <) wllli Hiiyli’V Mills l evltl diivnlopnii-iil ll lulnitliil'. u lin* \linim ii .ilnl Slciil ■,villi ii’iiinii:, (nilh'd up fiom belim I in ihr !,hi G ian im u i i-mhi Mil p|,iy (Is bi|{ A'lilf * • « (il h y t i for r'oli!t*. 11'Hr’|< :im,| ‘.- l|:l '''il'- 'o Mi u i f'nn lln u n ii, Ni*w V u a r'i D ay :'i I'l.ii’. I'd I Ivnn n,is in i’i Hi ..i i ^ ijii ii lei rfii jhe.-il 10 Vt with ,‘i ji inn; /i r,11 'i I m r j i ' i S Z !... ! . : IH'* n 9 Ilia Lion», college basebnll »lw had of tmpreislva f)iii|initliiiii, Vi'liilc (i.oiitlnued in t’i|i,lilli i.i/iinniii niiiiHli' ,ind 4 iuili '.ti un, Ihu tiiJ j-fuiii I'.M. KI k i g y i i i al J )» ui, .ri.uiii-i/. 11 in ..ii V I*.

I ? i V T&gro&fi tfrcwfllw-afr %M 2 THE MATAWAN JOURNAL, N, S. foQe. Eleven

saaaagyjtttfiBssaa KS5SiSraB«SBS»^ • cents % pounc^. T^n-voftr-i'ld ®rpt&djiur*.;ior new ,in^t#na!» mi 1 mwcyA our nearest SociU Secu'- State Ifefiital Marfltoro Girl 1 X m fta; Dok;*s ’^-Giher, ^!ub'!.ed j Visual kid I W f.'*ea*ed $47.^‘1» w.n.iJ.e oper*if.?jig m . j fiRR.p&fsipftleta t-XDjiiininy | the ru'scivt? sn o rth o u r/. a ft?C-oo«/.vdj ponses -yc/ss?- b v all phasfH G i'v .w program, jwd » a/’iuna) vhicr< : tvfts sr-td 1.0 Acov. j ihw«f pa-QiphJeis -m iree. If you - Told State : Kavt a £ptn:mi eron.iez^. ' our !ocj1 . Chapel Ikdieated m m 4-H Prize ! .vl^i-Sce/.j. lor 4K cents a pound 5o'Jk ! Security NOTES , I .dee of >h * env »«5 Oi Ri.: ^n.^iret Ull ^oit'SOM OSn j Odftc? .has iraincd people, 'vho s For Umj third consecutive, year, \ l"oe S5<;w 34-sk u { lris«iS»ih chsywi jl d i f W P M.*_ v , ol ninnul h. ‘ y h!. K,Ut) , „ ,Q r-,m vk j htlp- ■ - • » a rv Adu M :.nU orh. 15.-Wy.n- \ ‘1 Covers Wage Earners . r |: thtt State Hftsjwteii * t Mwtibos»-:j ! crost. Rd.. Munhoro. iotI i> Brand 5, »fe?jJr> vt u...o »i\i. , njn€ l.j.toO Miji.s arid 45tr-. was cedicti wi; on'nid find circulated bv Aoout .% ccn*. ol 6:1 \va?ie \ ;s e. gift, of: lie t«s?!isJ’s tx«ttSl a*a^.J ; b’criv of, tiie aiuiu«) .St.ovo 4-H Ba^y ; t»va buvtvs. Jatrids A >u iti pi presem- ‘.ounLy Anrtio-V’siwl Centers' ' sa.rners a n d A d l-enipiaycd perftoa*> 1 of iiiariJsers. ft^xxw t 508,<®i .•A»d | is tk ed « plaque to Tut' Grand Un;o^ Lommissioj^r of Lducauo- *4re now tn worn covtml nnc'-er j | B eef Safe-. H ow ard Johnson. R es-j Y w r ftdverti.semtnl : ’n tins w as built tro;u jvofils d? !k« I (,o. lur ffi- yuppari of fhe Nf*w F.rednt izu M. kiut>u*y«r reports. ( Solm!- .Secyrii^ . u •coveting it? A.’lan ( I Urjrantft iiiert rwujiht .ihe .1072-1 paper will reach pro»p«Ciive • iioSpftui S ain.ttctxniay *t*tr* w U v .'topee Armed Services plou aruirsa! on a nutnoer of l-c- boy. T ids m?-Ans m a t so o n er or • beef aiuoia) won its tule during S program. whK;h *?' financed bv j)t.v fra m e -rc c ti.itn ic tu r« u s « ? g ..iftojJn.-. ■ f-asuu’.s and lu\<: sjpoasorfJ swards ial^r vou at* poinx; to neta infor­ the .annual •'4-H ■ H abv Iveef. .Sa:.v, ■ piu>:{ ^ss%assm ;n.:;i\ N ational Ot- »ted funi^. Ken­ mation ptxnU Social hoe.unty atid 1? anrignc it Trr nrflnrrfT • |3£rs. • Matthew *tfelfy;: Beacon j the f\rst pnase of ihe two-dav cvc-ni ! A tm ? tdiJiraJ.wr, cl ;u}i*r»r »of .Waiter Weslon 7. ! y.ro.y,v*dh. •R eserv e ch«u\p! S u tttfk \ x n m tb* NfVk i u r k «rt*R.. r« ceiv v o | ? ,k*U'(J i.n any Oovei AFE^ iVu^aiiThird Gloss Anion*o ft.Rn'. j Aqy.us rMtswl bv Kuberi Mtckft). J5, i ptui.ici}-*3tinj; .mi tHf* c o u n tv ■audwv. b u ild in g a s jr., son of M r. flt>o ■Mjrs. A. pany’s president, Inoinau 0. B m -; w toucn with our office: M »doock R d., TiTi.tfA’ilU,*-. \ viwi&l -program ».s fh e m r*.*. Diamond w-nuto** ol «paqi.c fe w * * / I .Acibav ?.d., ?^atBwan, 1 ter,' Gien Rid^t. j How do I obta-n n Socu! Skcor- f brought IJ.5I) a pound hom Pab)?c j biO'ed -vftJiie of rhe wauHfv audii>-1 w h ite gin*', aa d r « l br.ijK. rts w e r jjS being iw swgftod u> SutJoJU O u n - ! Same* Hirctric aad-Gas Co. ! W onm outb C.oun !y. c o n s is te n t­ visual owned films-.rati filnibtnfK j oum bei. ol lhe fvtorma xmUs w njrttasoit fy A r fl, N.V ., lallow ir^ hit prad- . winner of countv herd tr-ophu;* did .' . j I 'h o iwa wmnmg 4-H>rs throughout tne l('. i:\>untief #wc*unt-.j How do I replace a lost .Social the .onlmv.ponry interior nblc and ic w hom ? ) of Lnc building 3iu* outtkytf »ltsi ar.ajramii and s«rvH.-e jet •«ircf4:ft wall lias three sella, wili Mfi j p&rtatent -of AgncultuTe and the j v&ual toinmliision. and trie st-ate- i Whsr hupptnfi if i oeconw *}&■ and’*ircrafl systems Ivide operation is coordfiiuted by \ ttbic*d? - . ni)jj, but detorai* tine »uiird»i>3U)r of I NVho is eligibl# fo r disability» I Ne.wte w vYork ,.rk VncntiorifllVoc*l»nal *ad«w l teetHii-le e tH ii-. i!v J w(>n a j.w s a v i n g honr V* j .aud«KVu:uai ^du ratio n m tne S tate J benefiti: <^il iiig h Scbool. E io o k ly o . . a trophy from toe Department of hides this week announced tbe sus-i-Depfj.nmenL of Uom«t*on. Mrs, Kaf.nanite. E; White, Med | How much am I *t:li pgr mi tied A^noulture h? best snowman of pen3io?i o( driving ur.vil^tw for! The aiTiounts oi per pupit as- Season’s G reetin gs Bank, president of tiw, l»*r;loed at the .dtiiJMrttan eswwtaoy- Jonfpli H. Gaynor. avsataon ina- • tiremcnt -o-r «u.rvivora benefits ua- Anhr.ala Tuxhibited provisions of the state point ws-! audio-visual program are svt-bv Approximately 40 invited gue»-rs chmisl’s mate second class, U.S. I der the recentlv chnnged Social P. 1. I. RevenUsfour pureb.r^nl annuals tem and rmmdaiorv speeding plans. tlie audio-visual comin;ssion5. A re-- *nti members 01 tke bo»pit*l stiff non o f M r«. D orothy Gay* j Security law? ACADEMIC INSTRUCTIONS w^ere exhibited s n d sold tut auction. Penniued WRre onald Kmffen. U. Mor- £0 vonta per pupil a n vi several | # correct aQsv.er for each one. The Department p i toitinilioot tnd Air Station, San I>ie.^o. CaW. lh e Roonm, Tvlaiawan; Budrh' An­ "That. Each May Develop Air poUcraniB. _ ganvillft. It wuj>< sold fo r S) a p^»un counties consequently raised their iP^nCe 1° get the answer is your A venue!. sQu«dron uk one of Jhe largest ear­ <3 His AbUities" \x> N J. Bel! Tttcpfcofie Co. } ! j 1°®*! Soaal .Vecuriiy offic-e.-which bernard Kelteoyi, Red S*»k, Aimwn W «lcn reonuly otimpteJ- ner based squadrons in tta Navy. miVATC INSTRUCTION Donald Kniffen also exhibited the iv*ine C aiu u o , Union Beach during 'he vear . exists for one purpose - to serv« w a s th« a rchutct. M a. Vi hlte iuui- «d Uuultd .Stales Air Fcroe basic Before catering the %*vy in IN ST iT V T E chftinpKin Shorthorn, '-Red.” Thf* *— | Total receipts for ths county cun-! V°u* tiX the key over Is ftaviJ Vi. ; Me- m ilitary tramiap al iJtei-.lfnid Affl, M arch !%<). iu* a tte n d e d PiUuiiuld JM2-pound animal went to bam- H ave you re a d the Morganville LO (-2222 Creight, M.D., -«iulbor<>, Acting le x h s. Hugn-School nt Pittsfseid. Mass. classified Her program for all sources horn | Don’t r t ly itn fccwid-hand inflb/- borders of New Jersey lor &0 a d s? i-19GI*QJ increased by |bS,5b6 find the mation. It might cost vou tuue and Medical Director «n4 Gtn*f Tlie jBirrwui w .a 1V.S2 jrtulujite of 1 hadlikMMMiMiMkaiMiMMilld! tivo Officer, who aeceptcd the Sayrevilie llifch School. Returns To Unit chapel on behsH ol th« n»tjent , A trm an Sftco&d ClauA .fcoy J Re- 3 _ T* Mc< :lre ATO th e i«>- relatives, smd er«>pk>y*«*. boh, son of Mr. and Mrs. Victor Airmau Third :Class Grace Alice A. ftetoh. River Rd., Old Bridge, YtAR-lOHG LOW PRICES...HAID STAMPS...WIEKIY SPICU ISI THAT’S... Cer.umote, daughter of Mrs. Rutti has r2ftnK£ Cominand Monmouth Building Trade* As fighter task force :n Florida dunnj* socintes, yvhicli opened its o ffite tbe Cuban ensts. '.a' Dec. 15 at 381 Route ^5, Middle' The task force, quickly assem­ town, i: un association formed by bled to .support the JVufiident s ac­ 10 local comractprs to provide a tions in the crisis, had the mission "complete building service;1' Spec- •of providing aerospace defense of lalisis are available in every field Flonda and the surrounding sU *7 lystems and excavating T. Cannon Stlsbec Centimole, IB Central Ave., tlM ar Hill and W Kasper; m u n n r y, M. Matawan. has finished Adminis­ u n m Kinsler and C. Cumpbeli; Iloormn tration School at Amarillo, lex. AP and Tloor sancting, 11. Wnlton and Airman Cent.unole has bten assign­ A. Petillo; kitchen Mbmets, Muriy ed to the llil Ith Waf Sqd, located at G oldm an. McGuire Air Force Bu*e. 591 3 9 1 4 9 Assigned fo tirtenlaul U.S. Govt. Insp.et.d — G rad. A Strand Theatre To U.S. Army Pfc. Gus Milanas, whose wife, Marilyn, lives at M Inttqll New Chqirc LonRfield Rd., New Brunswick, re­ cen tly W4S a;sifin ed lo th j 5S'-h Ar- 'llie Strand ■ Theatre;' Kevport. Itllery in T hule, G reen lan d . which was closed Tor three days re­ Pfc. Milanas, a security .guard opened Saturday. While the theatre In lhe a rtille ry 's B attery A, en tered TURKEYS was closed new, comlortable chans th e A rm y in S ep tem b er 1861, com ­ Vid^r Sim were installed by the management. pleted hnsic training at Fort Jack­ f r m o f * t A & P f i i ia Known hk the American "Bodt son, S. and last was stationed tit. form,' the new type-of chair is con­ C., 1 n 4 3 ! Mlk«. at 1-orl 1 laucock | Frith Pruitt ead Vej^obln! 3 l:« 3 7 toured to follow tiie lines ol lhe Tlie 24-year-old soldier, son of i human body, aud is artistically M r. and .Mrs. G eo rg e A. .Vlilonas, • DAVID I.AA1BEK1SON A bvn TorSiay fncM (Mactiv* ia Jcnay hoiaa streamlined in the irodern style. Mushreems ^rWwta fc49* T h e ne-.v c h a irs will give patro n s Snpir RlgHt 9ua*'W iiam Lambertson,y»-»« son °-id of Mr 'vn. the most comfortable seal mu avail­ Sciiool. He was employud by K. R. 6 Red Apples w.1,!?'.°o sc.rj, 2^35“ I Flossie Lambertson. .0 Bedle Kd.. able. 'I hey rep resen t the la test ml- Squibb und Son, New Brunswick, llazlet, and John Nicora. son pf vnnca in thcatre-chair desiHii and before eniennp, the Army. Sweet Potatoes 3 25c are constructed aocordinn lo snen- Mr. and Mrs. Francis John Nicom. ttfic principles nf posture control Kelly Promoted .vHA Bethany Rd.t Matawan. Bath IR IS H H A M that assured the theatre-goer ol Matthew 3. Kelly jr., Morgan- Washed SpiMch ea,hL‘ ‘‘. 7 2 5 c complete comfort throughout the ville, hu.s been promoted to airman fwm, CriM Wtlt second class in the U.S. Aii force. !r*i9* »Mk ih o w . Pascal Celery J M E * i r m ffaM , Ainnan Kelly i£ a jet aircraft me­ **. 53: 49‘. =59 WMilUa Cmt> b.arly Church Copy chanic assigned to the 3525th Pilot Fresh Carrots C iitf w., 15* Tlie deadline for diurch new* in Trnming Wj(\k i t Williams Air I ^ M - II K MM the Jan. 3 Issue of The Matawan Force Hast’, Arizona. la fH lrf Ni IIh < - I m h < M r Brond—Jmabo Sba 2 Journal will be Monduy a t 12 A graduate of Matawan High Beverofes UN0X NAMS "2 .8 9 t t i n—Mt •> AM M l a **. M M Utm*, o'clock noon. School, he is the son ot Mr ami Coupon Expir«e Mon., Dae. JUt, 1962 INSTANT COFFEE ROASTIIMp CN9CKINS - Limit oiw p*r Adult CiMomar Tot*ccc Product, Fr««h Mitt IXtU 1PUUU. I GENUINE CAPONS D o « r * 9«« t M m p i ft om FtoM StaMp 18 m . lw Thrifty 99* CANNED NAMS

FREESTONE *»f Irn4— IHcW if U M PEACHES JO K xim P laitf f WMthhCMfMMrf f a latli l i t . «*. I "A” M n Imye-never been bo JOHN NICOHA m n m t t t IELL-0 DESSERTS ! P o ta to e s^ 10 £47* >ouni'. men me j;railu.i c f Key­ ftdWMNtb •* k k 9 tMm ff*W !«••#«. po rt Miuli und ivill n n d iri’o bii^ic Aslrvis w Ann (hi If*n4—Nt ItaM H a k liM Coupon E>^pir**»•* Amicipalod Dividiiul they (|iinllfy lur. Aarvol ite Crcwa »-••• •»<•«<• 59‘ Yukon C!«b 2 k rk 4 2 ':'A * 53* leg. Jan. 1, 1963 Weston Completes Study IWfMt *i5« C iig ir Ale J O X t * 4 r m JNaM. V<7. WM. &««4, W M M ijntft* aad fmrtkmt •! Of New Tax Regulation -Jamt Porfcar Bmk»d F o cJl !- Civh S « k ' M.. D.pWl A4r*»<4 l9L2 5 t ,4**45n Sultttd P i m m v t i v„,u,. k., ^TeaBafls *-*- &W Huberl Wesion, exerufiv#* o ffitrt SUNNYBROdN fWW MEAD ^ 23* M h 1 A « in civiip.r uf rnutuni fnndh and tt A*f t*m *Mh« fUU JEWISH IYE BRFAD £15* Exc*l Sotted Mixerf Hut* III. ustiilc pi.inning dcpurinit'iitF of t J«« CtKJpon Cxplm Mon., Dec. 31st, 1962 I. (ieor]*e Weston & Son«, inc., lf*««.l W.*k I fr. C O * Mi-L*MMlX >UIC«lMMh Limit oo* per AduH Cuitoner FlUfT STOLLEH S*.* I«t t ^ Uni}* Mrmioii in v estm fn i fiim , iu.s Tw.»fcD F/O.J.OI, F.w. Mill •r«J niiiipleud » twoduy forum «’ ihe ' ‘ V T 'M Otl0*1 H M EtiraIrlr fi«W with ^ tr v b tii i( Mnxwall House CoHw ... * • ir^ei f1k«1 Wmp cfl«f, MrncliMng l.nw Institul • in New Sonka Inilant Coffee £ 1 .3 5 ER ANNUM Yoik. nt wlucii the nrw melf*...... m i ­ u j m o n p ie 5r /A*n ploynifiil Iw-d^h Hill uat> Uie piiu cipul hipii oi ii:M 'i",siun rroi.n Fovc! Buy* f Dairy f-avorltDi I Paid Quarterly 'Jin* Hill, louim onlv kium i irJIi^COUPOK its H K. Ifl. icrently berinnt ‘ Tree Tavern 9in a '~"i ^ Sliced American und m io i1 f|t.M*i J.ui I ll Sharp Cheddar Cheese ft 7^® FVrfMU* 'Tlv* lOlh ICirn ...... fn i»,w f-.v U ef-t.- y ' c i W i x *"3 1 * W .lfA ,.4 ** MS' .{0 g‘h im# Stmmgm (h e -.ijjf “ rii|»l«»\* .i ,miIi n ^ i i i i i , n f * ' *» im vii*flii M w /— . ,,„HJ ,4, ■ • j tl Ii- :•(!!?; ! M»1 j)' '* f't •>!'M r- tl!’ ‘ m toorann Candied Yanis V., W'M. .«<« ‘ ., •«'»' . if From the 1st iliir to III'1 benefils en)n\<>d hy Borden’s Egg Hog a m .u .,i..m O S i.r.iic t t J t i — j - ..i i;oi|HH',ili' enipiiiyreii (French Fries S . 59- 00 1 lie lei im • • '.mi i! p v rn hy I.i'. (HI I»0 [rtf* Pill! lliwfB Ultfc fim kau #f ' 0.1 100 Irln flil< ti.BM ailt firtt.ni .1 P Stuffed Olivet T * 3 Savings Insured To $10,000 .‘ppfN ^lis/N fioin thr New York iUf. r.,. ,. j...,,.- ...... I ... 0% ttMB tt A#f fM*« fUM m U,- .Ir --.■ ‘ '' I I KnwiTWICHEHTOWttS'-M.OO I BRiADED SHRIMP 2.35 Cottfion EHpiifs M or., D k, til if, 1962 Ih o S , l < , and eveculivr nffinis (!•« 1( lltr* Plvt4 IlM ipi vllk pwKkaM •( Un>M o r* p«r A d u l t C u ifo n ^ r Oft lb III** vllb krttlo Three Offices For Yom- o f i m i i i i i * ol tilt’ ic.idiliji i» BREADED SKRIMP .'.’79* (l> *r»y«i ■. T tb.H .talari) (Hi UMOIdl THU M l * tiDtm, • rm ?tl jl';* ?*'*■ t il ' '' - ‘t ie f il' O m u l'! f . *• « * t> I i« V t * I I I l!t< WMil IAmhA m \ , D » I , j 1 »l 1*1 Su|i*( , i.i)' * COLGATE DENIM CREAM 5 3 ‘ irs/t/ iim l i n %(■ 1.11nf111 t i d v i v n s

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The Assessor must provide oppo; iun:ty so confer informally neilh the Scroll Pr&sentetl To M otor• V)eh.cje, D irector Ked J P a r - ; h.^avy c d h stju c iiw i. .CortiiT.it1, itunitr for local taxpavern W assessor and seek correction of any j sekianVfyat fctitir vehicles must be j vehicle owoera whose vehjeh llNotc .Assessment assessing errors before the Jan. 10 Im m Jiw their awsesanrufnt figures Dr. Berkeley Gordon [-inspected before J ; , 1, I riisplav tht* yellow stic k e r a fter deadline far fifing tl»e municipal Dec. .31 will be ciiwl for vioU-r/r^ Colonel Coopers j Vehicles -\z the commercial cate­ In January ’65 t i ammts time durjeg tf».e period ?if»ses5iucnt Jut. Di\d d u p licate w ith .7. Gordon;Ruin the inspection Lav/, he said. • irom Jan, 1 to 10. the time andjthe Countv Board oi Taxation, •ton. who re n te d la st rnon/h as gory include trucks, trailers, farm } Now Appearing | \f you havfr any question irtxnjt place usually *re sdv«rit*ed in the i The fixing, of aM m ed value* is Medical Director a.nd Chief Execu- trucks,- jind nil o th e r vc?Wr;;<>*> beat*- j Thi?) w eek, why d o n 't .- yui* ! t?« -15531 weal iwsiwsmcnt on vour ) newspapers. _ . I rhe lirst step in calculation of 196'i I Officer fne Siaifr, H ospilal ing non-pntssenger registrations ex- i through the windows o; | property, thc Krd: 10 days ot "fcc j The New Jersey J ajipayefs Aa-1 tax bills on local properties. A i at Marlboro .v!»s fried recenl'v, cep! buses-'4!id vehicles? used in * vour church .froui Fhe inside. I new: year -wilj b® tbe titr»« lo ex-1 suctetlort points out that taxpayers j second element in lhe tax bill jig- j Rt ft luncheon in the .stuff room j pier*'U- with yuur local assessor. | can avail ihem.selves of this oppor-1 the tax rate, falls inlo -place i attended bv members of the ho* Route 35 Sooth Amboy " V b budgets are j piial's board of m anors, the hos- ti r. x t year's budget?.; art* i P ||a*’s board ot m a n ag ers ANT-IQUK FAMILY HEIRl.OON’iS adopted by local governing bodies, 1 picitl'6 prof^ssionjfj...... stuffa n d in- BANQUET FACILITIES incorporating costs of the inunici-1 v*ted guests. ^ pahty and rhe school district as | J- Magovej n jr., Sum niit, Tel. PA 1-9698 I Only 40 Minutes well asthe local share of the comity |P resenied a scroll to Dr G ordon government budget. I on t>ehaif o: the Hoard or Control Public Auction I of the New Jersey State Depart- Process EM. CHza B. Arrowsmith — MstHwan Non-Stop To Newark j ment of Inrjtitittiuns and Agencies The budjjei: process, which ex­ in recognition of Dr, Gordon's 33 tends through ihfc fir.st several years- of service to the state. The Removed io McGujre'* Grove months of the new year, can bfr scroll Vkas Alined by Gov, Richard Hwy 35, Middletown watched tn local news accounts* of J. -Hughes: Lloyd K. Wescoti, $ 1 5 9 Round Trip budget djscussions at town, hall,-at j i>i*c-sUlcsv ' the S ta te B oard oi VI Mile« No. of Red Bank); . • the-county court house and by the! Control* and John W. Trawburj;. school board. Published notices, of I ConiJnistfiootr of the Department S at, Jan. 5 — 9:30 A.M. Monmouth Lounge I public hearings on ihe budgets,1 Insiitntjone and Agencies. tR asn o r Shine) FROM AIRPORT HLA/A TO P. S TERM. which permit taxpayers to voice \ 32 Broad St., Keyport. CHOICE OF »T«IPS opinions, also appear m the local! EXHIBIT: FRI. K - 12 to t P*ML nwwpaper.v. ' Inspections Due For In many municipalities, officials Yellow Sticker Trucks PARTIAL LISTING ar* alerting property owners to iho Exceptional set of % American Shtrat«m dining chairs; besu- desirability of completing payment Owners of commercial vehicles icfut Edeerinu butler'^ desk, fine grandfather’*, le rrj mantel Only 50 Minutes of taxes currently due ut order to •litplayini! yellow tnsprclinn stic-k- and ban]* ducks; (5) fine C -leandlestantK ; Pembroke and lighten the. load on next v e a r’s local s-rs liavn bttm mnindcd hy Slate mahogany dining tables; early iadderback and Windsor ehnlrs: b u d ^ e l. Hy " p a v in p u p ” J962 ta x e s j dainty Victorian arm and side chairs; nice mirrors; 5 blanket O P E N H O U S E N o n - S to p to N . Y. C ity before Dec.. 31, :1m “ re se rv e for chests stands; bureaus: etc!! uncollected taxes" item in the 19B3 j CHEVALIER 25 Oriental rugVi old (lint lock musket; 5 prtniHUe and rarly budget can be held to m inim um . portraila; early American pewter, silver; br»Ns: old and eut RENT A CAR *lnvs; y ships lou^ aud Mnnmailh Count,v histories; Lotmforr, Round Trip licenses Suspended : OR TRUCK Kold band tea and dinner w:ts; coverlets; jeHelr\; bilnlot; signed New Year's Eve $ 2 io B M M PIUS Dcmnn|*lon und Jersey Pottery, etc!1 Hats Noiscmakers Three bayshuve an*a motorists! (romC 99* M ilrag c l.r&ter and Hohert Slaioft •— Auctioneer*. — I rentnfi FROM AIR PONT PLAZA TO P. A. TERM. had their driving privileges sus-: PA 7-447S CHOICE OF It TRIPS peaded, the Staie Division of Motor j Eats aud Entertainment Vehicles announced this week. They j are Frank W. Ertl, 29 Parkview' PHONE CO 4-9828 or 787-0066 Dr., llazlet; Stflniev M, Silvern, C*ld: B ridge, and A nthony E . Bru* - -. ' Featuring netti, Bayview Avc., Union Beach. Bum* A vailab le For Charter JOHNNY SPENCER How nbout c a rd s ? CLASSIFIED ADS * New York Koantburg - Long Branch Lin* Inc. We can quickly a n d a t Com e FOR RENT FOR SALE 4 tM M an d trv I SERVICES i CI IFHVOOD Beach, apartment. 3 : OM'SCE li^UIPMKNI: unh.mteo BACKHOE WORK ‘ rooms, heal, hot water supplied; | vsvin^ on new tino used desk* A H . T Y P E S pa.kmj; .Kpacu: also 3 furnished»chairs files, shelving, uarts b?ns rooms each suitable for 2 people. 1 drafting eqtnmnent and etc Ralph TRENCHING — SF.IvriC.S ( .a ll LOwell G-19;>2.______1V_H! j Mocci. 2W Washington S f e e l o LATERALS - f.'XCAVAl ING APARTMENT* furnLshed, 1 larf»e j Keyjvrt. Call (:01fa.\ 4-i^R._ wjff ,r r- CSIK BROS. ! rtwms, 1st floor, heat bnd hot; ' V iiANl)S()MlMIEAVSM>UiY *" | waier supplied. Adults o n \ y . ( ALUMINUM COLFAX 41676 OR 1137 i Available January 1st. Call COI-j wjU ! ftx 4-0014 betw een li und 7 p.m . 1 wj«! WINDOW MILK AND Mll.K l'RUDIJCTS, FOR : Paulus Dairy, John Brown and NEW, modern sipartweut, finest io i John Schanck. Call COlfax 4*f>U4ti town. 4 roum^ «nd tile bath j SJ 1.95 V o r K ilm er 5*2400.______w jtt $85 per month, pay own utiliiu: I-REE ESTIMATES . A vailable ‘*ehnuiry h,t or before iKARL l-R A N IZ CO 4-3405 PARKER BOARDING HOME for Adult.** onlv. Cull L. J. C o s ia .l ivjll a^ed men nnd women. Stale COlfax 4.u:i'll ur COUax 4-l.ri:i5. licensed. Call l.Owell G-lMill. Mat­ wjU ALUMINUM"” ‘ aw an, N. . 1 . ______w jtt uArKERS’ TOP BRANDS (TW O STORES 2ll!..ri(i aud 10x60. W INDOW S WANTED 1 Will alter to suit for ol.'k'es il <; KOR $75.00 QUAUTV...13.S. STAMPS, TOO! OPEN % N I G H T S 9n i desired, also loft storage space. OPEN SATl’llDAY <1>K<\ 2yilil ’til fi I’M . J < i INSTA1.1.ED ■ T0L?AVK CASH and TltlPU lU’KN MONDAY (IJKl.-. .Hsl) 'lil C P.M. i PROPIiRTY nr lot owners, large r: , ' HAZLET." N .T. Sirloin Slcsks * * Cf0S5 n a CO 4 24-lti - CO 4-.M4i | R()f)\is. Sneciai dailv ami weekly . . "j;< |COCKTAIL MIXES ft. 7 9 L > winter rates. Attractive heated | cui.i.K'iK !%•; — r. w jlf op I HTDN'S •»! MATAWAN BORO — Tim family, 0 FOR $77 T S irlo in -««« KEYPORT. small apartmeiu suit- t , . O N I O N S 0 1 U ’ M I X brick. 4 rotmi?» and bath, each Apt. Aluminum storm windows, I able (oi business ample a I 11 1 ' 'P,e l™1-!- weather stripped, POTATO CHI PS steam heat. Can be seen by ap- 1 utilities supnlied. available .lanuarv ! Alroa "lumtnum h - f tilt **e.wP°,r!.,?.°-°-«" 79‘ I lu:r.\ K sK!.Ki-f pointm em . Call I / i (i-fift.'U m j if f 1st. Cali COIfay 4-12-17 w i2/‘ I Cin be dean'-u Irom mside. Jerms Brisket Fiu«cu?fc^«i «n •>■ ^||t I C O C K T A U j 0 L 1 V K S tin. | IW 'RUCnrf^ied'apar^; j PROW N*S I t I1KAM niKKMv AUTOS FOR SALE IONHA* f Bi. ! on hus line. Adult*. Inquire l!J ! Bmad St. Sll l-7:.t'(J Red Bank I PilU /A D K Ll’IllA IXZW ^ Atlantic St.. Keyport. wi’J7‘j wji*’ Chuck Roast* MMH M» 1% l .« i f~\ a s s g ^ 1- | SCHANCK & SiHLER j Ki7.VPORT apanm ent. tun>i*hxi. 3 i |>“|^llA L irinachl.ic.s'”W5"’aiuV up. I N A P K I N S C ockU iil 2 ' - - V l 9 c I 11}. I ^ /. *• ! USED CARS | rooms and bail), all uriiilics ; ,lUO| uihlvs slate tops, including ill ( Olfax 4*3(M«S. wi2/ jul! aerc.-ink J10. Cal! L. J. C osta. Ct)ira>. I I N S T A N T C O I-' F K K 1 1 5> W ! te r. .store with 3 nu>in apartm eiH . I COlfax 4-l.i3,ri. . . . wj^ IhHAhT I’AllTV -SNAfKSof llli'l'Kti UU Iv LANZARO S ' ‘ • exeeil«*nt corner. |*ood for any re- ! CUK;KS EOR SAKE SCRKAM CIIKKSK 2 ' 4 9 c ■tail business. Cail 7N7*5fi2K nr 787 {Give a ^rundfnther clock for Christ AUTO SALES I IS31. nuis. a j;ift that will last for many Nears in your home by Nanna. Call QUALITY USED CARS tmf m m Umm t*4tf Business Opportunities eveniiips COlfax 4-7.r*;U. wj27 Top SitrW*1™* lil HUS EYE 334 MAIN ST., MATAWAN ? s s ~ - i b a r.1 -fe -. :si ; E.STABI ISHf.l) paper route for " 24 FOOT BAR ...... ^WW Steak* *W Ktartlori « CR. MAIN * HT. IS ‘ sale. Call TOlfjix wj27 ISW EET PEAS, LOW ELL 6-22114 Four top cooltv, ice cube machine, ■i C oW atiM OPEN EVES 'TIL 9 P.M. For Sale Or Rent Pi//a o v r n and kilchni equip­ * * * " 11 ttlrtWhs *4* wjtl ment. Inquire Joseph Tetro, Mi) Gibe Steaks • UNION’ BEACH, house, 4 looms, Horen - * Ave.. Unio i Beach, wild 3 49c t Now is t..t tim e to advertise 1 lntluire ’’M Sidney Ave., Union | r» j * ^ UOCpTTAT , . j Beach. Call COlfax 4-0P.29. wj2/ ‘ j oliM-* lU JM l .l A lj H a w a iia n P unch 2 — 35* a rticles u S a n B f il 09 i m lit those limited ( ' ~ * i All type bikes repaired, sold arc) Avrrag# V itW A small ad in the classified! If you n***d prinliny of any j traded. Free climates. Will pieK ■* V*> S (jmiiH'i COFFEE CAKE ^69 colum n v. il! u rn them into cash , kind, ue are here to serve you. ; up aud deliver. Eceles 7 Hilltop for you. t)ur (juifk :crvir(* and reasonable: Ave.. Cliffwooil. Cull l.Owell C- PiZZAREt'TES n«49 p rices v. :1! pleast? you. i CfiHJ. svi'/7 $ p 9 1 yJhite shrim p tiiircoc m a t TOWN * COUNTRY B O I L E D HAM GREEN BEANS-*-S 29 om »269 I FRANKS C o c k t a il • IIKklM Vi, C*NNf.O H*** _ . T (STRAWBERRIES™ 35 COLONIAL - - 1 ’FRANKS AH M eat, •liMt-j in HvTU i BUSINESS SERVICES * ! } Kte .IMFRENCH FRIES 2 39 S o k m e l UVERWIJRST C A I C mi me «.r f/« ^ U L C n»o» limit »w f i H COLONIAL 55 I Inferior Decorating ! Maintenance I Contractors DRAPERIES PAINTING, carpentry, g 1 «< / i n « lV.RPENTER und building contrac­ lock repait*., ; Small job tor J G Met.si;ei, Floience Ave., d e l i c i o u s _ specialists, Keyport New hnmea, carajje*. al) (IS T O M TAILOR I-O HY GENERAL SERVICES CO. alte m iio n s a n d rep airs Call COI- dole pm w p *-' EL NICK LO w til 6 3107 f» \ 4 irt.3R. K jjf wjtl I IKJMASf KiiAKNLV 4 6 o* ] Imliviiinnl planninK ' r rvrry t PLU M BIN G I H liA R N G c a n p | W SNOW PLOWING, drivewiiys aud i ivinduw need. Satisfnetion junran-1 JUG Alnple Pltce parMun lots. Call early for p e n g u i n [ teed. !-rei! estimate".. liasy . Keyport FANCY WESTERN Char^’f*. Shop »i Home Serviee, | prompt MTvice. (nil COlfax 4*t)!LM. vvjil Fre<* F.^tlm atc? CO 44)7M j i-Qm-n fi-.umn, i>'jn ; C W B S ® B A w 6 1 1 I W ^ ‘ ARM IN'S ! SNOW PLOWING, roinmeiriul and PLOMIHNC; & HEATING teMdential. E h II LO u p II ti-fiM’!! o r | Television JO KTMtNEY ST.. Aniou Pears t ; I.Ov.ell t»-‘l7ti!i. wjtf 1 RIT' I’STIMA'I l.S | DUN’S TV SERVICE SNOW I’LOWINt;, :»4 hour servicc. K I.V PO R 'f | For faM efficient radio and tele I , *.‘0 4-7MD CO 4-372fc ■/ D ill P ick le o..'-!1' " w jtt - c j vision service cull I.Owrll G*.1M4. 1 Dav id M iddle Roiid. llazlet. ( .ill ; • „ Frul'P'1' ve 39° 4 9 C herries C offee C ake*'^.^ ! l'O l!;i\ 4 u ill i UETSY KOSS HOMES' :;4 3 c TV SERVICE H pineapple «>«- C o f f e e C a k e - : . , Uoholslery Addilioni, kitilien, «ml Imllis r«- 2 9 c 4 5 c LOW ELL 6-1 COO nioileled. Kocifini:, sidin;-,, ru m ­ M a r m a l a d e ct.1 * ." S p a m 11'scur‘iN mkat ple! e line nf i einndrlini; '.rrva-e, RICHARD'S • 'IMM>| SI'l'.KV, Liv 3 7 c TEN EYCK RONSON INC. ' i n ,a k « if- r; Ai?RA\'(ii-:i) uiK loom furniliiif ircoverrd, p r e t z e l s rh ili S au ce «bin* MATAWAN IIIRU LOCAL IIAh'K r * 7 9 C : . ? new, m;i( boflom« repaired tj'f 1 1 1 5 YLAI1S IO I-AY W h e a t w afersE,,■«-»>- F ru it S toilen ?. PUMSONAI SliRVlCP 30 YRS, •'usloni ti'anf ‘Uip I'i i v m i fi34 ' I '!!) wl* , ! I... i' l. 1 .01 1 t^.f« \ 4- 1 ru I,,.,,. ^ ,r n CI.MdM liUILT IIOMI-S EMPEROR GRAPESI Pi44. w j l f M INCK P 1 K ( (If I AX 4 Ki7(, - COLI AX 4-1137 ShrimBeans-ni’o p r k - M iscellaneous ( EMOM I'PHOLSI ERY !;a n d i :h :.(in ~ | C |jir#eFlrm MIOP u n til : n <: s iD iN t i 4‘IUAleri CONVERTIBLE TOPS « 2 '“- 2 9 1 Reuphop.tri v, furiiituir repairing, i IIN IK A C I’OK 1 or wll model ears, 1 i-.> ( v 'i Amo i ''fini',liiii)' and urilKjUi mp, h Imi m Al 11.11 Nt JM SIDIKO Sect Cover*, / i) . .u; ' 1 Ii/vh J.V Mirniiie f *.i miiiies pvui I'm fi>« (iijrii'Rs - li:adi u Morn tut Ihuillh Altfcxl V fidil MlddleM'X P d M alaw iin .mi im i; a n ii i a 'd , '■ lim iilrr. call t (d fn ^ 4-MSS o r In- AVOCADOS 2 .’c* 29° ~ |9« t'iiii l.O w ell r, :mir, will (T,H''l'\V(i(i|) lll'ACH ASPIRIN CA AND HAW o a iid k m raraii REE too STAMPS 'iuu*- Ml M ddir Rond. Ilftjlrl, i o w n i, tiH i’O 1(1 Dl. OtAW) « Ilh (IIIX i |‘lll t'llrl*ft {•( Pianos and Organs w iff BUfFEffED ASPIRIN WANO »l n/n* SPINACH *bf. 23* ,a‘,49‘ ON 12 PKM. o r ANY HltANP \ LIAWI I'lA f.'ti:; AND (iD C A ’.S, I d Imioii'i MaLrAca 3 - Bg«; VITAMINS i; % * TOOTH KSRUSttlES W flff!"'/ 1 Ol TON mum I HUH WliN., \l I'lMjuf uttil M p.Ct in)- • ,n» > I'JM. A n tiru o s MREWEU KAUi m I M if Mfi i j * IM ;.i .;i s in !>!■«!, ,ii \ Ilh ! hm'-.i sMAfwow it-.,- s- M DtaooRAnrft

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. 0 thTOtghiwlwdar Nlaht, DmxhImh W tM V ftl. Hotw uim ’hte tor trpogrovMcri «rr«f», 1 I’AYKOIJ. CHUCK'S CAS1115D I Kill; — - ^ s m t w r o ' s c* Hihop-Rllr Neat’ Itou— Call tbSscx O ’C i ^ n