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Member Member Single Copy Ten Cent* 90th YEAR — 24th WEEK editorial . N.J., THURSDAY, DECEMBER 11,1958 New J«roy Prow Aiioolatlon M&tawan DiphthcriaDiagnosis Of Cliffwood Youth's Illness Causes Concern _. R^ortedAs$33,331.38ByAuditor Hospital Confirmed In Case By State; Short • • ',. Five months' of speculation by Matawan Township residents and Intensive probing by I Plant Program To Provide For Immunixation the Matawan Township Auditor, Joseph J. Seaman, Perth Amboy, were culminated yes- PIUIIH for a community-wide pro- terday when Mr. Seaman told the Township Committee that shortages in municipal ac- Radar Checks mm of immunlr.atkm u g a I n s I counts uncovered July 3, amount to $33,331.38. - '., [Iphthcriu woi'u unnauncod yestor- ••'-.. Mr." Seaman reported the shortages were discovered in the collector-treasurer's State Police rndur checkpoints ny by Clmrleii R, Short, Mutawan office when records of cash.on hand ill 1)0 established along ..cornice- 'mvnshlp Henllh Officer, uflcr u were brought up to date as of June nf mods In Monmoulli County x-yenr-ohl Cllllwood Beach boy 30. On July 3, former Collector Decorating Contest Miu'sduy und Thursday, II was us udmltteil to forth Ainlfoy Cun- and Treasurer Charles J. Kelly re- Mull New Homes' llsclosuil yestorduy In ..tho Intost >ral llosnitnl with the tllscttso. ' Mrs. Charles Ralnaud, garden «lar chi-'ckpnhil BCIKHIUIK. Routes signed and was charged formally Diplillierla Is an Infvclluua and " g department chairman of the and II In Middlesex County will with - embezzlements. imtuRloii!.! UIBCHNO In which air Woman's Club of Malawan, Effect On Sewers io patrolled Wednesday through ' Mr; Kelly, 61, Township Collector nuBUMes boconii! coiUed with a has announced the lime of judg- rlday." since, 1945, entered a plea of hot Emmons Protests iH'inbrnne.. - The illseuso uttackr , ing for the home decoration con-- guilty to tile formal charge when throat and UIUKS, making i> test, jointly sponsored by the arraigned before Magistrate Luther New Garbage Pact mposslhln In worst »tni(cs to cat, MatawansBplary Club and the .rink or breathe, A. Foster in municipal court July Permission to connect with the Deadlock Seen On 3. Represented by Edward F. Jus- Woman's' Club. Matawan municipal sewer system The boy, Arthur Sloyor, was ad ka, Long Branch attorney, Mr. Kel- Judging will take place Tues- nlttcd Iu the hospital Dec, ] und to clear the way for approval by ly, is free on $5000 bond. • day, Decr*!T^.Jlnnlng at 7 Filling Vacancy is illiittsn wim dlniinuned an dlph' the Planning Board of a 40-hbme i "".-" Will Seek Payment p.m. AU sections"01 the borough liorlu. llOBpltnl uuthmltloa snkl development on the west side of New Commltteeman ; -Township Attorney Ezra W, Kar- will be covered. Judges will be e«leriluy tlio boy It "In strict Isu- kus was instructed by the "(own- Miss Lillian Keney and Mrs. El- Main St., just north of New Bruns- In Marlboro Twp. union" unit In IWKI Condlttnn, Tho mer Bahrenburg, ol the Garden wick Ave,., was denied Tuesday ship-committee to take whatever ••;;! pllnl illuuiumis' Ims • liceiv con- action U necessary against the col- Club RFD;. Magistrate James night by the Matawan Borough Murlbum Township Committee llrmcil by-lhu Stulo Doparlmiiiil lector-treasurer or surety f i r m's Martin; Otto Wolke, president of Council. The Rev. Waller M- Slaltery, pastor of! St. Lawrence's. Church, Lmironeo Harbor, was the guCNt of III chonsa a succraapr nn Iho il Health ullor a study nf.culture) • honor at a testimonial dinner Sunday;CUMIHR at Peterson's Dultonwood Mnnitr, Mnlnwnu, Tho occasion holding bonds on the posts for the tho Matawan-Keyport Junior iimdo ui\ Iho youth, nUlhutllloi Edward W. Currie, Matawon at- celebrated Ihc 10th anniversary ol llte.Ru lutlier SlaUcry'sjsaBtorshlp at the church, Tho Rev. Thomas township committee tonight far lira collection and payment of t h e Chamber of Commerce; M rs. torney representing the developer, O'Dca, pastor of St. Bcrnadclte's Church. Mndlson Township; was lonstmasler. . . n I v Leonard Nlvlson, Mayor iu|d ycslorJny. " ••'...' ihortagcs. •' Winston E. Schaffer, prize win- with option to buy tho property, Shown above Is tho Rev, Father Slmii-ry receiving .a'pursp from Raymond 1'oU'y, president ol Iho ;:hnrlcs-McCw> c'nnflrmml .venter- Cultures from hli ^iglil -brollfori _-i Maydr_ John Mar2;jr: noted-the ner of last year's contest. said the homes would be construct- Holy Name Society of tho church. •'- ." ••'-, -.'-. ;. " •-..;..: tiny. Mr. Nlvlson, hj- tlio • time »>ol and Jl»ter«, all llvlnit in quarunllna >. .township was.-".fully..protec(ed".un-. .,., Prices, of $10, first; J7.50, scc- ed within tho provision of lhspro- - - Tho Rev. rather Slalk-ry originally cumi' from Cinlcna, III, llo'grnduotcil from Dalllnioro•• Seminary Ids •itciifiriast-tiidhthV lind » year in a small fin mo liurmaHiw, will : xte'e\6fltGfe i&tsiibis. <0a - Other Tosli Appurunlly Negative Mr. Karkus said yesterday the ough Attorney John Glvcns advised matter is in the hands of Mon- Photographs of the w i n n 1 n g the proposal to construct the 40 win, Mayor McCuu und Culltiien of thrc.o more of Iho Frank RatCllffo, and (wo Demo- mputh' County Prosecutor Vincent home will be taken by members •homes should be studied by the children, mu.do ul Monnunith crats, Joseph A. Lunzurn and W. P. Keupfer. Mr. Seaman said a full of the Camera Club of Matawan Planning Board, prior to the per- Presents INew Room Arrangeiheut Medlcul Center, appurently proved Llndmy LeMoIno «r,, romaln on copy of his audit, covering the per- for entry In the contest. Nation- mit to connect with the sewer. Ho iiOKullvn but almi wuru forwarded placcs (or clerical help. Then, ap- col rooms, nursci|'..9fHcciij. physl Iho-govornlng bodyrlf-tho vote oh iod front Jan, 1, 1957 to July 3 of al winner and dub sponsor will said,it was "putting the cart be- An analysis of the detail In plan lo Trehfoh Mriler this WooX'faf " pended again to tho rnaln bulldlng,' cldiis:ancl^gym tonc'hert cpnsulllng un uppolntinnnt 1ST strictly along this year, has been forwarded to receivers cash award. All resi- fore- the horse" and added, the ning at this stage of the develop- vprlllcallon; Dr, Arum A. Capl o» a structure of Its own at Iho offlccB and un auxiliary gym which party lines, llio Kayomlng body the prosecutor's office."~ dents are urged to participate Planning Board will "want to know ment of the Madison Township Union, township pliyilclun, eaid, in the contest ID beautify the High School plant was (ivtn th* rear. Is the gymnasium, Mr. Hlck- also can bb mndo into two parts could bo ilemllockcd. If no appoint- Accounts All Studied if we will have sewers." ment la mndo, It could run into a ymloixloy Hint OB far «i li known, community during the holiday board and a group of citizens aid ey sold the gym has u dividing by dropping a partition. ' In his report to the committee, Asks Council Assurance partition (hot could be dropped to Jam-i>t tlu viiton nn ln»uo« where ',ho tests have proved negdllvtt,' season. co-ordlnitors last night by C. Ed- Then, II* architect pointed put, .Mr. Seaman said. "Our audit of Mr. Currie asked for council as- tho two parties do not scu eyo-to- Tho I'omiminlty-wldo hiimunica- ward Hlckey, of tha Merchant firm plve u separated boys and girls :olng toward tho olljer end from ." the collector's accounts" disclosed surance that he would be per- oyo. lion plan wa»riu(nie»led-by- Or.•— of architects. New Brunswick. The physical I'ducutlomcourt. Tho par- tho high school principal's office he reported cash on hand of $38,- mitted to connect with the sewer. Oi'ottroy W, Eity, District Health board also deliberated on the es- tition cun bo lift™ so that one Is n court, the (njldnncu depart 144.50 us of Dec. 31. 1957. This He said he then would prepare a .There* deflnltuly appnarii'a likeli- Offlcnr, and will Include a clime Matawan Vesper sentials of lay committee Activity, main court exist/with seating ca- and commercial mibJcctH depart- "amount was deposited on Feb. 4, map, "costing several thousands" pacity fur owf 91% when inter- hood uf a lie volu as tho RrpuhlU The high school is to bo bDTlt'on monti a first floor library which for.prOriiluiQl .chllilrcn !\e« _we«h tf!958. We proceeded to bring our of dollars for approval by the scbolaslMMntests are played. The cauposltloh "appears 16 Iw that aa and ltu«i', dlphthorla ImmunUntluu the 35-acrc Gaub tract at Route cjin bo blocked off from tlio rus' Mr. Nlvlion wan elvcted at a Re- Records up to date on the count of Service Sunday Planning Board. He said there 1 gyiu gtra also contains 'tho cllnl- booKlers will uu ulfurod to (chnot 9 and Tlcetown Rd. - ot the -building nights lor publli publican, u GO1* dcshinoii •untikl cash," Mr. Seaman continued, "and was little use of going to the ex- children hnil "nnyO!W_j»l|5_whH^ uso, acadumlo subjects rooms, urt fill out thejerm_to_whlch_lwuwai records were brought up to date At Presbyterian pense of preparing tho map if sew- Mr, Illckcy dwelled on clmnges witlts tliovil," Mrrstiort said. that hadLbeen made from the lay*, rooms, InduBtriul arts and HIP vari- t'lccicii. The IJemncrnh uit- uklnu June 30. ' ' ' ., er facilities are to be denied. liiiiiuiiil/ntlnn will h« tdmlnls- Church At 4.P.M, apt presented in the brochure used Bad Fire Averted ous woodworking, lnctalwoi klnK tlii> oppimlnu vluw that aa tho lunl Mayor SpnHord W. ,. Schanck mactilno, uvitunrnllvo, clocltlcuV tnreil to pr«-«flu)ol ORQ children ut In the .election-.«»pcif]MR» -tm-"th» dCnraiwIon nt thn wilt ot the vot Iho reuulnr MCOSS hub/ clinic und' funds were In small amounts. Realms of Glory," followed by the classrooms on, the second story. tendent's offices from the building mil ri>pr«noniatlon on Iho township Mayor Schanck said, to facili- hudthe call switched to_ JblaJIne. Iptfj jnji) > llircc-pronjsd, prpb#_.l I. ' Further Audit Prohibitive poem, "The Door," by Robert Ber- The Madison school -will- have tate snow clearance. ' and finally'wai able to get. the Room For Puplli-ToClrculmo of allcHed" kratt URlnji, (if "NdW'•"! ' Mr. Seaman told the committee inger. The hymn "O, Come All Ye stairs nt each end to acotnmo- that a similar probing unit of ac- Beginning this week, tickets name and address of Iho filrl. She Mr, Hlckoy found this orronKo- nmno of a momher ol tho bonrd York City over Ilia weekend, Faithful" then will be sung by all. date Its 12 second-story class- of uduciillon pxclloa moro specula- counts for years prior to' 1937 for parking Violations w 111 bo was Michelle Morlzlo, daughter of ment afforded good circulation of A probo of HHI'BPII brluo-iaklng Scripture Reading rooms. . . lion while on (ho Democratic sldo, would te "prohibitive" and that he placed on all cars found on the Mr. and Mrs. Angolo Morlzlo, 926 students and should preven In the riulhllnm, Police and Flro Can Add 12 Classrooms Iho prophets hnvo picked it former did not consider It necessary since The scripture reading will be streets during prohibited hours,. Lloyd Rd., and that Ilic fire was "knoll" of pupils In. tha corridors Dopnrlmonla wai annaunced by lownnhlp commlllmiman, acounts on each audit showed a presented by the Rev. Chester A. Mayor Schanck said. He added Mr. Mickey (ound that the con- at her Jhome. and hallway* too often found In City Investigation Commissioner Galloway, pastor of the First Pres- struction of the classrooms end of compatible balance. that with the season's first inow- She said she had been watch- high schools designed without Ilia .Mr. Kelly has a long career in byterian Church, and the Presby- fall,xtbs_grace period since Oct. the building) was such that the end double corridors, cross hulls and terian choir will sing, "What Child party wall could be torn out and ing television, amclled sinokq, then public service which began in 1934 1 couldnot be extended any' discovered a cardboard box'on a courts. Ilolmdcl Studies when he wastSnamed township Is This?" "followed by the poem, longer. . six more classrooms up-and-down, The cafeteria and cooking room "Song of the Little Child," by Mr. or 12 altogether, could be ndded. plastic-covered settee on flro.-She treasurer and later," water rent then attempted to call the flro de- are central lo tlio building as i collector. He was appointed collec- Beringer. This would make the school a 39 School Budget. warned council that the sewage partment, Tho captain Instructed whole yet sufficiently hoar tlv tor in 1945 to fill the vacancy classroom building or about I20O- "Away In The Manger" will be disposal plant Is operating "very her to leave the house nt, oncer gymnasium ureu and to connect- caused by. the death of James Pow- pupil capacity. This Is .about us Salary Boosts sung by the audience and the Rev. close" lo capacity and asked that making suro the door to the room ed to It that It could ho used li ers. In November ol that year, he high as it is advisable to go in one Frank E._ Sweeten, pastor of the the request bo referred to the Bor- In which the fire was located was conjunction with Iho gym wlthoin Are Included • .. (continued on page six) First Methodist Church, Motawan, building, in Mr. lllckey's opinion. (continued on page twelve) closed, and'wall for firemen who tho public In alliMidanca nt ulhlot- will conduct the offertory prayer. The area where tho stairway who would be there shortly, Ic contest!) or social dunces In 111 Inl induction of I ho prnpnsctl "Bethlehem .Lullaby" will be the fits In nt tile classroom end of Un- Fire Companies Called gym having to go Into Ihc main inaO-CO school IHHIJICI by Iho Holm atal Accident Case offeratory music. Another Scrip- part of Ihc school lo gel scrvlci building will provide two Bfiiicluiii He and officers on duty al head del Township llonrd ol Uilucnllon ture reading will be given by the Fund Drive Set at the cafeteria. The iiyrn mid Un Settlement Reached storage rooms on cither side of the quarters notified HID Cllffwood and unllclpnti'd Monday nlijlil, win Rev. Mr. Galloway and the choir cafeteria would fiico out from Hi stairwell until there Is an addition Oak Shades Fire Companies, as poulponeil for a furlhor chock ol of the First Baptist Church will rear of the btilldlnit on u larc V • Settlement of an undisclosed put on tho building, Mr. Ilkkcy well as Washington Engine, M. E. budgi'lnry Hems, It wim nnnouncril sing "'Over Bethlehem Town." For New Hospital parking area, Mr, Illckcy polnli.' amount in the suit against Wil- noted. Haley Hose,, township and borough l>y (ii'iirijo S. Klnkudp Jr., in'crr The poem "Christmas Eve." out, and In (ho rear room of Ih liam J, hlendorn,'23, of 299 Nor- Steering Committee At the other end of the building first alii squadi and Iho Frcncau lary. by Mr. Beringer, will be followed Kymnusium urea would be the wood Avo., Laurence -Harbor, was will be the circular auditorium and Fire Co. which scat a tank truck made Tuesday before Sup e r I o r by the choir of the First Methodist, Spicing $1,000,000 lockcm, coaclifs' rooms und nupply lludlji'li for achool dlMikln In Un stage, appended to the front of the to the scene. First firemen on the Court Judge J. Edward Knight in Church singing "A Heavenly Song ntora^o rooms, to IHJ used in con baynhoro arra immt ho prcpuriMl building, a structure that is on en- scene* were confronted with dento Freehold in the J50-.000 auto death is Sung." a Swiss folk song. At a recent meeting of the steer- nectlon with outdoor athletics an anil nuhinlltnd to Hull II, Onrrlton, tity by Itself and which con be (continued on pago twelve) . case of the late Barbara E. Shep- Poem, "Who Are the Wise Men?" ing committee for a bayshore com- physical education acllvlllrs lo bo Moiimoulli County Siijiurlnlc-mlciil munity hospital, plans were made closed off from the rest o! the ..pard, 22,-of 52 Complon Ave., by Mr. Beringer, will be followed building when used for public func- conducted In Iho play area sprcud- nf .Sdio«l«, prior lo Jan. 13, IIISU. by the anthem "March of the Wise to "kick off" a drive to raise Hanukkah Celebrated All l«iili:i'l» will ho volvd on ill Ihc "' West Keansburg. Mfsi Sheppard, $1,000,000 to construct and equip tions at night. It has • sealing I lid out over acreage In hack ol an employee of the N. J. Bell Men," by the combined choirs. capacity for 800 and a 40-foot the building. annual schVwl iiu'iilln^e Feb. 10. HI:V. A, .irk-nnd.fortli tlrritt to he Included In tho pmpfisrd budnol. Mr, Oiiuwcller who l» n-clor (if the burgT Shei was represented by Ed- $1.73 plus tax round trip. Fre- ognized lor many years, and pub- .waiting rooms, the file rooms and Hanukkah commemorate! the vic- other rooms and areas ol the New H.lary Seal. I-.plix opul Church of St. Matllirw ward Farry jr., Keyport, Edward quent service, convenient economi- lic-spirited people, doctors and the assistant principal'* office and tory of a handful of Jews under (continued on page twelve) and St. Timothy, n wt-«; tutli St., newspapers long have advocated Balorlej proposed «rc; For emer- Juska, long Banch, was attorney cal. For time schedule call CO!- tlis command of Judoh.'thc Mac- gency certificate, from 13800 to nlonj: with Ihe mmlalanl rector ol for Mr. Slendorn •. Rich an institution, this decision fax -4-222?. • cabee over the Syrian King Antl- Farmers (V Merchant! (conllnurd on page twelve) [lie church, the Rev, John l'crncll, of the committee to go ahead with ochus IV more than 2000 years Cl if fwood School It National Dank Instances Of Alleged Fayotli its plant Is the first positive step ago. f forward, Otto Barth. chairman, an- Malawan, New Jersey —Mr;—Kaplan annminctal;;—' TliR Declared Fire Safe Hov, Mr. .(iuBweller (javn mo c<*r- nounced. , According to (he Books of the PuWlc notice Is hereby given Now Bui Service laln Instances of nll<-i;rd pnyolfa In' The Cliftwood School. Clilf»ood, Maccabees,' the victory mulled In that the annual mccllng of I he Mr. Barth said the ultimate Stirling S«lurdayt,Fubllc Serv- a bullillnii IntpMtor, a fire proven Ave., Mau»an Township, *» de- the cleansing of the temple In Jer- shareholder ol this bank for the goal is a lOO-bed general hospital usalem of. idols and Us rcdcdl- ice Coordlmled Transport plans (Ion Inspector and a police officer. which will include pediatrlc and clared safe Mond«y night aflpr on x-lcctlon of directors ond Iho trim- Iu change, ilio route of l.lnu No. Inspection by a team of officers of catlon, On each night of tlie fe>- A» « r«sul! ill this Informnllon, woj^ maternity section. The new hospit- Uval^-at ^JddjiiiinBl r. candle ----= la action :1of ^sucji^lher^l«l»l JWSIi^as lit from Albury r«rk (o Newark will-Ba:ta ;tlieiii=vflflai«=aWoods, call In cvcryonit Involved In this." possible to Palmer Ave^andJRoute it wis reported. on Tuetdny, Jun.-I3tb, I8S3, 1*3- Mntnwan, Ilolmdcl anil tljujrclt,' Attb»CTmpletlmiOfAttbl t ^TbatolWayJMganit-aunwt Sat- m Mrr-Kuplmt »8ld his Invnrtfgntoni™ 35," to Mlddfe'u^S Township. " twren the liours of 10 and II o'clock The company plana lo opertla of the school premises, the Iwlll- urday and will end at sunset Sun- met with Urn Iwo cldrills are held <••«<* rond for iu North Jersey Coasl all those who ssilsled In any way cv'mpellng with the offlco of Dis- pert phoning Informition hu been run h»s been portponed to Jan, I dt the time of the recent fire at p.m., Mturnlag at Iti4} a.m., I rict Attorney Prank S, I login. If received from Herbert N, Morford, month, two for Iba morning «*»• p.m. and 7 p.m. Strvlc* will b« slon tod two.for afternoon c\um. Tha hearlnc hid originally been our home. th«r» wai no tvldotice of crlmlnil former bayjborc resident, who has stb»*il«d tor Dec » «od then for Mr. and Mrs, Angela Morlzlo vla-lha Oar<)«a Slala Parkway acdvlty, ho laid, "wa wl|l certain- F]rem« suld they were Imprrswd tat (IN N, liTiirepla.. - (continued on page twelve) •ItH the "Wat and orderly jppe*r- Tburadty; ' dn :: (conllnutd on p>je twilve) I, •/•• : •• • I ' Grace Ward, dtughter or Mr*. - WSCSHoMday KHS Faculty Member Morganville Cliil Patricia Ward, has been confined rwr To Be Chorus Soloist to her home this week. Bayshore Church Directory Party Monday r Mrs. Ruth Schldsberg, a membe Meets; Area News of the Keyport High School faculty, Aerial Census Shows MATAWAN JOURNAt The Woman's Society of Chris- The Harmony Club, Morganville, United Hebrew Congregation will be mezzo-soprano soloist with State's Flyway Role First Methodist Church Second Baptist Church tian Service of the First Metho- the Monmouth Civic Chorus at its met at the horrie of Mrs. Leo Lam- First Section 147 Mala SL, MaUw»n Broad St., Keyport Orchard SL, Matawan dist Church, Matawan, held Its. an- Page Two • Pec. 11,1951 performance. of Verdi's "Requi- mers Dec. 2. Guests were^Mra. Jo- Semi-monthly aerial cenus obser. Rev Frank E. Sweeten, Pastor Rabbi H. (/. 11. Levine Rev. W. J. Hutchespn, Pastor nual Christmas party Monday In em," Saturday at 8:30 p.m. at the Friday night service' is held ai Sunday morning service Is held seph Lartzaro sr.i'Mrsi M a r t.i n vations conducted by wildlife man- Sunday worship services an the lecture room of the church Long Branch High School auditori- 9:15 p.m. Sermon topic will b< at 11:15 a.m. Music will be pro- Smith sr., Mrs. Raymond Brown, agers continue to show the state's held at 8:45 and 11 a.m. when The meeting was opened with a um, "Hellas and Judea, Friends vided by both choirs.'Men's chorus Mrs. Frank Frei, Mrs. Chester important geographical position in Mrs. W* Hobrough the sermon subject will be "The Foes." Kiddush will be pronounce* covered dish supper followed by Two other Keyport faculty mem- of the S h i 1 o h" Baptist Church, Jameson, Mrs. Holmes Lamberson, the Atlantic waterfowl flyway, lh» House of Christmas." S u n d a by Sheldon Reichlin. Oneg Shabbal Plainfield, will render a song sc an exchange of gifts. bers, Thomas Gulnane, tenor and Succumbs Dec. 9 Sqhooi is held at 9:45 a.m., und hosts will be Mr.-and Mrs. Ha ice at 7; 30 p.m., sponsored by the Peter E. Franks, bass, will sing Mrs. LuLu Beal, Mrs. Joseph La- State Division of Fish and Game, the_directjonj)f Howard A. Her vey Bakerman and Mr. and Mr Willing Workers. Life membership pins were pre- with the chorus. <"•'- Mura sr. Gifts were exchanged. Department of Conservation and ; Mrs,,;,.Xs!re.na (Johnston) Ho- •Joseph-Kaplan.- : ; brough, 74, of 41 PaffTXve'.TMaC dcrson, superintendent; f a m 11; Thursday, Dec. IB, the s e n i o r sented to Mrs.-Samuel Patten and Accompanying the chorus will be Economic Development h as iuv~ awan, died Tuesday, Dec. 9, 1958, night supper, 0 p.m., followed b; Sabbath service, Saturday, at 1 choir will hold its Christmas party Mrs. Frank Sweeten by Mrs. Earl - 50-piece orchestra from New Percy VanPelt, New York, spent nounced. a Christmas pageant by the junio a.m The following will be blessec at 8 p.m. at the Willowbrook Inn, Smith and Mrs. W, W. Wieland. York. the weekend in Morganville as the in the Ivy House, Middlctown She The initial population estimate of choir and the primary departme on the occasion of their birthdays: Fair Haven.. Mrs. Smith, president, announced guest of Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Van- Ronald Gold,'Leigh M. RothschiU Pelt. waterfowl on hand was made in directed by Mrs. Karl Herman: Trinity Episcopal Church that family night will be held Youth Elect'Officers Jan S: Prager, Howard Sellinge Mr. and Mrs. David Shead were co-operation, with the Civil Air Pa- and Mrs. Frank Sweden. Accor Joyce Savitsky, Jeffrey Gale, Pau Main St., Matawan Sunday at 6 p.m. A Christmas trol on Oct:5, 1958. This early panists are Mrs. Otto Gaub, fi Rev. Bernard McK Gorllck The intermediate Youth Fellow- Sunday visitors at the home of Bornfriend, Keith P. Kaplan, Ba pageant by the junior choir and Mr. and. Mrs. Leon Shaver, Old survey showed a total waterfowl rehearsals, and Miss Evelyn .A ry Si Ion, Randy Sllon, Neal M The Third Sunday in Advent, ship of the First Methodist Church, primary department will' follow Matawan, elected the following of. 'Tennent Rd. . population in the state of 33,312. lcn, church organist.' Eiseman. Holy Communion is at 8 a.m.; at 7:15 p.m., under the direction An aerial observation made on Family - Eucharist and church fleers at its meeting Friday: Mr. and Mrs. Robert Boldt- and of Mrs. Sweeten and Mrs. Karl President, Linda Wilkins:, vice children and Mrs. Dorothy Wilson Oct. 19 showed that the waterfowl The commission on cducatio First PresbylerUo Church school, 9 a.m. population 'increased to 160,612. Monday, the Ladies' Guild will Hermann. president, Jeffrey Smtth; recording were visitors at the home of Mr. will meet Monday at 8 p.m. at th Route 34 and Franklin St., secretary," Paul. Bartran; corres- and Mrs. August Boldt over the An incomplete survey, on Nov. 9 Matawan hold its Christmas party at 8 p.m. Mrs: Harold Thorsen announced home of Mrs. Rhea" Longstreel that the clam chowder sale and ponding • secretary, Harold Dolan, weekend. extending from Rarilan Bay to Rev. Chester A. Galloway, The Men's Club will meet West Creek, Cape May County, Forrest Ave. Wednesday at 8 p.m: ' luncheon will be held; Dec. 19. treasurer, Susan Smith. The Fel- Mr, and Mrs. Martin Smith sr. Pastor lowship is for junior high youth visited Mrs. Ellen Smith, Nutley. showed 374.972 waterfowl. Tho junior choir rehears "The Difference Christ Coming Mrs. James Adams, gave a report Wednestlay at 2:45 p.m.; Chris on the bazaar and thanks all who and the schedule of meetings is Sunday. Has Made" is the pastor's sermon The .custom of making New mas party (or junior and chape! topic for both, the 9:30 and 11 a.m. helped make it a sucess. the first arid third Fridays and Michael Denlse, son of Mr. and Yule Program and the fourth Sunday of each Mrs. Garrett Denlse, has returned Year's resolutions can be traced choirs, 3 p.m.; prayer meeting, Sunday services. A nursery foi CliffwoodP-tt tots whose parents desire to Mrs. Wieland led the devotions month. • home from Fitkin Memorial Hospi-; to .a peacock. The colorful bird p.m. followed by the program, under :al, where he was a patient. was a favorite Christmas dish in Thursday, Dec. 18, chapel cho: tend church Is held at both hour; in the manse, 230 Main St. Sundaj Sees Yule Play the direction of Mrs. G e 6 rg e . Ellen Mae_ Cameron, daughter of early England. It was customary, rehearsal is held at 7:15 p.m Morganviile Girl Guest School is held at. 9:30 a.m. Mem Mrs. Weldon Sams, president of Hicks entitled "Everywhere, Mr. and Mrs. Cameron, Old Ten- for knigKts to take the "vow..of senior choir rehearsal, 8 p.m. EverywJjere..Xhristmas." Partic- nent Rd., has returned home from the peacock" by making their bcrs of the. congregation and Sun the Cliffwood-Grammar School Miss Carol Ann'Becker, daugh- The clam chowder luncheon spoi day School children are requcstec ipating were Mrs;- Wilbur Schneid- the hospital aftej suffering a frac- pledge for the new year with their Parent-Teachei- Association,. con- !er of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Peck- sored by the Women's Society to bring food with them Sunday er, Mrs. Thorsen, Mrs. F. Abrams, er, Morganviile, was the guest tured foot. right hand- on the peacock. which will be used to fill Christ ducted the meeting of the execu- Mrs. Rhea Longstrect, Mrs. MRS. LORENA HOBROUGH Christian Service will be held al speaker at the Avon-Bradley Beach 12 o'clock noon Friday, Dec. 1 mas baskets for the needy. Senioi tive board at the school cafeteria Adams, Mrs. John Garey, Miss Kiwanis Club dinner held at the was born in Sault Sainte Marie, Christmas party ..for the kinder High Westminster • Fellowsh! Dec. 4. Olive Stillwell, Mrs. Jarrits Bowie, Circle Inn, Asbury Park,' Thute- Mich., daughter ol the late Henry meets at 7 p.m. At 4 p.m. the;tra- Mrs. M. Accardi, and Miss Jane day, Nov. 27. The cfub gave Carol jarten, nursery'and primary de ditional Christmas program of the Plans were completed for the v a n B r'a k.I e. Mrs. W ray In- Gilbert Johnston and Priscilla partments of the?Sunday S c h o o Ann a $25 U. S. Savings Bond in (Arehart) Johnston. She was the community, sponsored by th meeting which was held last night cram sang a few selections acom- July for her flower display at the wife of the late Wilson W. Ho- will be held at 7 p.m. Woman's Club, will be held in the and featured a Christmas play panied by Miss E. Allen. 4-H fair held in Freehold. Christmas Eve, candlelights Fellowship Hall. Everyone cordial English Motors brough. with the school children partici Guests for the evening was Mrs'. 1 service will be held at 11 p.m. ly is invited to attend Spafford W. Schanck, Mrs. Cottrell, ' Mrs . Hobrough had been em- pating. Refreshments were" served Attends Meeting . Pint Church of Christ, Scleulbl The Women's Bible Class meetf Mrs. Sayler Hughes sr., Mrs. Ac- ployed as a school teacher-in-the —^ 84 Broad St, Keyport by the second grade homeroom cardi, Mrs. Ingram, Mrs. Leonard M&^jJ?jf; on Tuesday at i pm. In the Fet mothers. Dr. Mark B. Muscarella, Key- Mercury - Edsel - Lincoln ,>Maple PL, Keyport Grosse of an all-time high for paid Hospitality committee were Mrs. She was a member of Sirius Chap- The fact* that God's care is ever membership,- a total of 2$7 mem- Charles Brown, chairman; Mrs. ton. recently, and heard annual re- On Monmonth Street Oppp.v ., tarlton. Theatre ' ter 123," Order of Eastern Star, Rev. Cornelius J. Kane, Pastor present and ever available will be bers. Marshall Longstreet, Mrs. LeRoy ports delivered by association of- Matawan. •"•_•'._' Masses will be held Sunday morn ..-'•."' • :• ' •' •• • Bed Bank ' , , "•... % brought out In the lesson-sermon Smith, Miss Bessie Lyle, Mrs! ficials. He participated in discus, She had lived In Matawan 48 n? at 7, 8, 9,10 and 11 o'clock. Mrs. Frank Jurewicz was named slon» and action on the reports entitled "God the Preserver publicity chairman to replace Mr Mac Boyce, Mrs. Michael Hickey, Shddyside 7^4545 - 160O0 . years and was a member*of th Cllffwood Community Mrs. Edgar Pike a(ld Mrs. Walter and resolutions and In elections ; First Baptist Church, Matawan. Man" at Christian Science secvlce: Joseph Martin, who resigned be Methodist Church Pike. ••''•-••. •.. ' • or officers for 1959. , . Surviving are one sister, Miss Sunday. Proof of this divine pro- cause she is moving from town lection Is emphasized In the Scrip- Rev. Leon Zlnkler, Pastor Others attending were Mrs Rob Berna Johnston, Detroit, Mich, Sunday worship service is held hvo brothers, Burt Johnston, De- tural account of Elijah's sojourn ert Grohe, Mrs, Mclmoth Dow ani at 9 a.m. when the Third Sunday Miss Helene Dacy. ••"V • trolt, and Keith E, Johnston, Tuc- In the wilderness (I Kings 10). in Advent sermon will be present- son. , . . Passages from "Science and ed; Sunday School, 10 am - —Eastern Star services - will, bo Health with Key "to the • Scrip* — Saturday-Guests^ - held at 8 p.m. tonight at the Bedle • Methodist You th ' FellotfsWp- lures" by Mary Baker Eddy In- meett Monday at 6:30 pm. in the Funeral jiomc, Matawan. Funera clude-this, (243:4-8)^-'-The .divine Mr. and Mrs Herbert Cottre "scrvlces"wfll be hold iit"" 1 p.iri church. ii-.:._ Love, which made harmless the Wednesday evening prayer and and children, Pat and .B11111 Friday at the funeral homo with poisonous viper, which delivered Browntown, were Saturday guest' tile Rev. Lawrence R. Bailey, 3H)k study is held at 8 pm. men from the boiling oil, from The Sunday School will hold its f Mrs Ncal Zieber, Philadelphia A Tremendoui Selection for the Entire Family ,-DISCOUNT PRICES pastor of the First Baptist Church. the fiery furnaccjrom the_]aws "MatawmirTrfflciatlng — Interment Christmas program Sunday, Dec. or the lion, can" heal the sick Tn I,TIC 7 30"pmr = will be In Fair View Cemetery, every age and triumph over, sin Now Is' the time to advcrtisi WATERPROOF RIBBED SOLE FLEECE LINED FULL GUSSET Middlctown. and death." Tint Baptist Church hose unused articles for sale / FLEECE-LINED WATERPROOF RIBBED SOLE FLEECE LINED imall ad In the classified column The Golden Text' is from - 232 Main St., Malawan - 8-12 League Appoints Psalms. (?L 11): "He shall give his Rev. Lawrencg R. Bailey vill turn them into cash' for you CHILDREN angels charge over thec, to keep —- ~ PsstOi* — YOUNS Committee Chairmen :hcc in all thy ways " Mid'wcek prayer and Bible study held Thursday nt 7 30 p m -anil The regular monthly meeting of BOYS; Keyport Reformed Church Junior Society Baptist Y o u t h WEDNESDAY GROWING the Matawan 8-12 League was held Warren St., Key] 'ellowship will meet on Friday - -In -tho-Matawan- Rccrcatlon'-BuUd- ; JEN it 1 30 pm *.'"V' ^M " ing Sunday. The following,• com- Sunday morning'.worship serv- mittee chairmen were appointed Pastor LADIESV^P Chapel 'cho'fr will rehearse* at 7 es will be held at both JO and by President Anthony J. Nuccio, a.m. "The Incarnation" is tho Coach Excursions for the coming year: Ways and m,'today ; sanctuary choir. 8 .m., combined Ladles Aid and icfmon topic. Church school Is to NEW YORK • means, Frank Latko, building and icld nt 10 a.m. with classes for grounds, John Kalieta; purchasing, nr and Near Society Christmas rR0NT party at the homo. Of Mrs. Nor- inch age group; Junior High and >and NEWARK- ' &ARCTICS HEIGHTH BOOTS Floyd Brown; equipment, Sam Ma- ienior High BiY.F, groups meet ZIPPER slello, publicity, R Eovino, re- man Scott, JLuppatatong Ave at BOOTS BOOTS Ireshmcnt stand, Edith Nuccio, pm. 7 pm j ,:,—.--.--->• - - SAMPUP/iBES . To- To ^97.^7 f«OM '•'••" . Nawork N.wYara 67 It also was reported that 80 Confirmation class meets at 9 Bayview Presbyterian Church - 67 members and friends of the 8-to-12 , «n, Saturday In the league Cllifwood Beach k f. Ptoasqnt Bch. $2.50 $2.95 SIZIS Farm Team had enjoyed a ban- room of the Sunday School. v ~ Child's 8 to 3 SIZES. Rev. Francis Overstock " T.Jury, Pork . ...2.05 2.«6 Iay'i3lo»,roathill to2 quet held in the social rooms of Sunday School meets at 9.30 Pastor; - '•'-.• . ,,',•-: WamaR'i4 lo 10 the Tirst Baptist Church, .Mata- m. under the supervision of War- long Branch ... 1.85 2.4Q itny-oa •hil eaij.orT, la Red or' ,Snaw Pa*U cr IrBuacrt.lotk. Val.rpraat ru.bar, rtlarvrtcdwIlU rull'fr«>l Kiiixt «hli rlklViI €• Junior choir rehearses', tonight Dr»Mn Ituhlitr, nlnfonail •«)•. In •itlly. n«inf«r(ttl DntkU*.. rl>.«d tala and warm llnla>R. f»r laiag w—r. rUir a* •!•»•?*. • wan, Nov. 19, at which time a rcn Bernhardt; nursery at 1010 t 6 45'pm, senior'cholr, 7:30 RedBank ..;.. 1.50 2.05 one-hour movie o( the 1958 world m; morning worship, 10 45 i m., Cub Pack 10 ; committee series was shown Including F%dtral Tax GLOVE UPPER CREPE SOLE FLEECE LINED i m ; Senior Youth 'Fellowship din- iccting, 8 p.m. . , ' GOINO Wldnaidayt-^Bn any train ier,-0.30 p m _ SHEARLING LINED SHEARLING LINED .CARRIAGE BOOT _ The next meeting will be hold The youth choirftwill, rehearse . arriving Nawatk alt.r J;SS A M. or1' Jan. 4, 1959. / Wednesday, Advent service will nturdoy at 3 p.ni, .:,^ -- ''. be held at 8 p m." in the church, Sunday, church school classes For HEIURNINO-on ony holr, lami day Coldest Never follow another car too re held at 9:30 a.m.; morning or until 13,35 A.M. l,om N.w Yc|,, closely under any conditions, bu t Getrucmano Lutheran Church (orshlp service, 11 a.m. when Uni- Weather .. Maple PI., Keyport ; 13.50 A.M. fr«m Ntwork an PUR- especially in wet or slippery crsal Bible Sunday will be ob- irOO A.M. from N«w York an Jtrtty weather. A safe rule in dry, cleat Rev. Frederick Boos, Pastor^ crved; deacon's .meeting, 2 p.m.; Ctnrrol (Thundaytl, -•••• There ore two services on SOn- weather is to follow by one-car iVcry Member Canvass teams will Tltli.l, mull b« purihemd bafort board- length for every 10 miles of driv- lay; Matins at .8:30 a.m.'and the Isit at 2 p.m. ing train. No Hall Farti lor Children. ing speed. Double or triple this •efiular'service at 11 o'clock. Sun- The Women's Association Will li.l.n ood .. irrVn c( bolK rollroWr. distanceln bad driving weather. lay School begins at 9:45 a.m. nect Monday at 8 p.m. . S«t nnw foW«t hi IrVa unic MEN & BOYS! Wednesday on appreciation dln- FULL NET LINED tcr for tho church school staff, Jersey Central Lines RIBBED CUSHION CREPE SOLE WOMEN'S & GIRLS! 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MABEL BBOWM, PVBUIBEB giving through New Year's Day, the Chicago school fire and shud- traffic accidents exact the grim- Publllbed evcg Thursday it Keyport, Monmolrth Comity, M. 1, dering over the fatalities. .We also a AND PHmnna co^iPA mest toll of any season -of the have been reading about the in- yea'r; and FORMER KEYPORTER Georg Lober invited friends . }. Mibel Brown, Editor — Genuine V. Brown. AnocUU Editor. _ spections and closing of man WHEREAS, tast year In Newto view his work of George M, Cohan recently at his New Subscription OatM schools throughout the country Jiayable lo Advanca NATION AI Jersey there were 127 persons kill- York studios. The work; of the well-known sculptor is to Ou Veu IwlUiln .tate>__ What have we been thiaking aboi Tbm Months ed and .778? injured ea. our streets six Uonthi . Our-OWn-6ChO0lS?~—: rr-r-r- be cast-in bronze and-erected-in -Times Square, heart- of - OM yjll louUldo state) and highways during this season; The elementary school toMat - the Great White Way that Cohan treasured, cherished and Qao Veir (outslae U. 8.1 and The Mattwan Journal U » newspaper "of the people, * by the people, awan has, I believe, four exits deeply embellished. . . . End of the Sewerage Authority in and (or the people." Itj aim t* to serve the beat Interests of Matawan and That seems adequate enough, bu WHEREAS, The^ blessedness of vicinity: to present all of the news of the week without bias or prejudice there are the stairs leading to Christmas and the hopefulness of Keyport now in sight. ... Remaining Democratic mem- Is a clean, aaae, conservative manner, respecting the Inalienable rights of our cltizena, and thereby xnakznf: itself worthy of ^tfielr confidence. those-eidtjrTruerthey arer fire? the "New" Year will "again" be mar- bers of the Matawan Township Committee appear to be proof — but not smoke proof — red by. the tragedy of needless Responsibility for typographical errors U limited to the cost of tbi in for a hard year. Public hearing on .tho salary ordin- •pace occupied by such error. let me repeat, not smokeproof. death and injury unless adequate Even the newest and best oil burn- preventive, action is taken by pe-ance was the keynote.' . . . Recent bomb scare in a Mata- Entered aa second-class metier at the post office at UaUwan, N. J.. under the act of March 3. 1B79. ers may clog, or some small me- destrians and motorists alike; wan School went unnoticed. . , . One in Red Bank; wasn't chanism may cause on explosion THURSDAY, DEC. II, 1958 NOW, THEREFORE, -I, ROBan- d two Keyport High School girls.found themselves iri hot PAGE FOUR A child might miss a step on a ERT-B. MEYNER, Governor of smoke filled stairway, and fall, the State of New Jersey, do here- water. Didn't realize the, seriousness of the hoax} In- carrying many others with him. by proclaim the period from some cases a one-year jail [term is prescribed for hoaxers Christmas Decorations I make these statements not to NOVEMBER 21, 1958, "".... Look for fire alarm boxes to be installed in-all Key- cause fear, but to call toth e pub- through JANUARY 1, 1959, port Schools. Green'light reported given to the board of Too often, in today's hurried pace, especially during lic,'! attention the fact that we musl as a time for every traveler on the .hectic weeks before Christmas and the New Year, be prepared and ready for any New Jersey's streets and highways ed. '••' ; ' .' • ;..;./.'•'-. .'•.'••• /-.;::;'|; -. most of us are preoccupied with shopping and traveling. fire we hope and pray .will not to dedicate himself to the careful So much so, that one of the more festive highlights of th~ happen. observance of all traffic regula- season, decorating our homes, falls by the wayside. This Is not a criticism of the tions and the protection of others UND TOO LATE SCHMART....Here's a reminder that Shake- members of the Board of Educa through thoughtfuuiess and consid- .: Fortunately, thanks to the Woman's Club of Matawan speare and Gibbon stabbed-Julius Caesar in the wrong _ tion. Theirs is a difficult, thank- eration so that the fullest measure and the Matawan Rotary Club, Matawan residents will less task, and under trying cir- of peace and good will may pre-place. The Dome department of antiquities announced it' ' '.have* an.extra, incentive, to brighten their homes with cumstances, (hey do a good Job. vail this Christmastime; had discovered additional ruins'of the 2000-year-old theater 1 Christmas decorations and gay Yule lighting. The loca I am just reminding them that an AND FURTHER, I call UL ,of Pompey. The announcement duly noted that Caesar —Organizations are sponsoring a community home decora ounce of prevention is what may people of New Jersey lo co-opefojte was stabbed to death at the theater Mar. 15 in 44 B. C. tion contest and all sections of the borough will take part. keep our children safe. I also real- with.the safety officials at all'_ ize it is the end of the year and In addition to prizes awarded by the clubs, the firs* crnmcntal levels in their efforts to Villiam Shakespeare located Caesar's "murder on Capitol the money appropriated in this Hill, on the edge of the Forum. EdwarcLGibbon in his prize winner will be entered by the Woman's Club in i year's borfffrt is probably used up, keep our communities accident national contest," sponsored by one of the largest electrical but I am sure Uwy tan anticipate free; to make moderation the "Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire" sajd the death watchword in speed of travel and companies in the nation. it is next yaa\ iti-iga and no far- Looking Backward occurred in the Forum. The theater of Pompey is. a good The Matawan Camera Club will take photographs of sighed ratiaai. would xtte down indulgence in alcoholic beverages; v and to impart this message of re-half mile^ from the Forum. How did Gibbon arid Shake-.: ; the prize-winning home decoration for entry in the na- h rpp Itema About Folks And Thlit» W« Kin In Tie Lonf Ago straint to holiday guests, lest they tional contest., Why not take advantage of this opportun- y g y speare err? Caesar was murdred at the senate, and the So 1 supf cut f ire escapes on the menace.their own lives and the ity to beautify your home and community? It's a^won- senate,'the two literary greats knew, was at the Forum. eJonmtarj- srihriril, to provide the FortytFive Years Ago exferlor was engulfed in fl a m e s lives of others; * derful program, deserving of your full support. But they overlooked an important fact. ,,In 44 B.C., the i we neeS tor our children, (Issue Thursday, Dec. 18, 1913) before firemen from Morganville, AND FURTHER, I call upon all until such Jinre « we can tear senate house was uiider reconstruction. The senate was James A. Young, 137 Main Street Cliffwood, Freneau,: Matawan and county and municipal officials to down that old Btnictnr* and build (Gehlhaus B]ock), Matawan, late join forces with State agencies in meeting in the theater of Pompey. : . ..; •••:••,•/;.:;''•;,:: t['''••- *» .adequate safe school A hard with H,"D. Irvin, has opened a Oak Shades arrived. rigidly enforcing the safety regula- Tree Of Life wjater is- Hhead til TO.Heater s harness"shop at:;the' above, adaress Edward C. Hill, nationally known tions "In"ii concerted, unified effort l c ; !be jnmhwl to dullest cxpuirjt. and sblicltsa share of the public radio news commentator/Is report- to stem- the tide of traffic casual- ,.,^•.;.>.•^,•:K';^•*j^..•t:::•,AW»;• ;l;.•'--^-^-i WW^?^.^>v:>;•,'^*^»;i >f'•;^rT Do It now1"!. Itit us bmld Tire LOOK TO THE FUTURE . "> V, You may beable to The world linage of the United States as a land of patronage. ed by local listeners to have sin- ties during this season; escapes jud Jiray we win tvrer AND FURTHER, J cdll upon all plenty hasjaken many forms. Tune was when eager im- John Van Kirk, who lives -at gled Matawan's'municipal Christ; [become a highway jet jockey'in 1965 by buying a new car migrants expected to see our streets paved with gold. To- hare to me Hum, Let «a hire Widtatunk on the road from the communications mediajo keep our wen ogives
me particular In a .reminder Issued today, ... - third." •• : that will spread-across the earth to nourish the hungry The'grounds about thi5 railroad forces tdId'.a' House': subcommittee that, .the j^oyernment . ileasuro td extend to you and Postmaster Charles Hasenian stat- BY THE GOVERNOR: andabear fruits of good wilL The U.S. Government gives ;tatldn are being covered VI th (Signed) owned nearly. $1,5001000,000 worth' of industrial plants that /our staff, from the entire CARE ravel at the expense of (he rait- ed that the Matawan Post_Qffice the food from our farm abundance. Every dollar you give Robert B. Meyner were producing nothing. Reports submitted (o a House itaff, the Season's Greetings and oad • company. will remain open all-day Saturday. will deliver a 22-pound package, in your name, to the Best Wishes for a Happy New Governor Armed Services subcommittee by the Army,-Navy: ane -needy In critical areas, of Asia; Europe,_the Middle East, "'ear, ' .Mrs. Sophie Nau of Pine -Street Windows, for the.usuaLpost.of flee Edward JrPatterr South Amboy, has retained coun- Air Force showed that the fifty-nine unused plants had orig "Latin America. Send your gift yet? . .Your past co-operation has been business and for money orders will Secretary of State. ;cl to collect damages from the so generous, we know you will un- be open until 6 p.m. inally cost the Government $1,409,391,221, but that they derstand our asking that you re ersey Central Traction Company Earlier rising will be in order would cost much more to replace- now. -rip,addition;-tl;« if Keyport for Injuries which she mind your readers of our holiday lax Matawan High School students reports said, the, pov«rnment.is ispendlng.!pcmeL"$3l;obfl^oe NewBecord season Food,Crusade to ill are claims abtuutcceivwb ^rnalfcMim a»*ttie NtrtaWSli Towhsrilp Board v ; America's /arm abundance. rom one of) the company's-1 cars- of Education Monday approved a a year to maintain the -plants; Hoyd S. Bi^ant, Assistant"" When tha; Christmas sales are totalled, retelling's to- (Signed) at Pine Street, South Amboy, In new schedule of class' hours as Secretary of Defense, said the Pentagon's policy was tt \ the early part of November. tal sales for the year' will be the highest In history, and Richard W. Reuter rccommended'by Supervising Prin- use its existing,plants "to the maximum extent possible.- The Graded School closes tomor- cipal nonald H. Hill. last year's] whopping $200,000,000,000 of volume will have 'o the Editor: row until January 5. The Primary At a recent meeting of the Mat- By Your Rutgers •But he said, it frequently was cheaper to expand -psjvat* to step aside for a new summit. That prediction comes Department heldjiublic exercises Garden Reporter ,' The gratitude of Monmouth Col- awan Rotary Club in Buttonwood 'plants'than'to/convert Government facilities.- '.':J.\- from Chain Store Age. It is based on reports from lead- yesterday afternoon, the .Grammar lege goes to you for your extcn- Manor, the Rev. Gstrrett S. Det- ing chains' in all categories, grocery, drug, variety,, gener- Department this afternoon" and the Too Big Christmas Tree ,..- iive coverage of the recent 25th wiUer, chairman of the club's com- al-merchandise, mail-order and so on. The great major- High School Department will hold Let's say you have a Just-about anniversary celebration at Mon- mittee for sending parcels to theperfect spruce or fir tree growing IN CASE.YOU DIDN'T KNOW. ... .'For perfect'cof ity of these chains have been showing marked increases them tomorrowalternoon. Hobro Rotary Club, in Hobro, Den- mouth College. It Is a most re- The Matawan High School team in your yard. It would look great fee, the Par&American Coffee Bureau stresses these fun; over, equivalent periods last year, in some cases more cent . example of your interest mark, reported the receipt of a was defeated by the Keyport High in the living room this Christmas damental rules. Always start with a thoroughly deal than 20 per cent. . through the years, vital because letter acknowledging arrival-of the except for one thing. School team at basketball in thepackages in Denmark. coffee maker that has been washed soon after each usi , This is good news of a high order. The, volume of re- wfe know that newspapers ' h a v e Broadway Theatre on Monday aft- You can't get it through the tail trade, needless to. say, is one of the most poterifforces been a key Jactdr In the growth" ernoon by the score 16-3. door. and rinsed with hot water before using again. ••. Use onl; , - of support for higher education in in determining whether general business conditions are But just let the tree keep grow- freshly drawn cold water and; never brew less than three- our. area. Twcnly-Flye Years Ago t ..good or bad-. Our magnificent production system would ing where it stands a few more li "(Issuo:Friday; Dec. 15, 1333/ ..' years and your home will seem to fourths the capacity of the coffee maker.: • A\roid^boiMrtg-~ >faltcr and ultimately halt unless the goods were moved in George W. Sorensen Keyport First Aid Squad was shrink beside it. Or branches may the .coffee.;' This produces an tiiidesirable flavor, change sufficient quantity into the hands of consumers. :allcd to the scene of an accident Director of Public Relations press against the picture window Serve the coffee as soon as possible after it has beei Chain Storo Age also points out another significant on( Route No. A, between Matawan as if trying to reach in. fact. Despite the record-breaking increases registered in and Morganvillc, Sunday after-' AGAINST HITCHHIKING The neighbors will wonder if made. ... And if you're interested lean cuts of steal —•' . sales, net profits have not been keeping pace. In many noon, at 12:30 o'clock when five - (Red Bank Register you've gone Into hiding behind the sometimes benefit from being brushed with salad oil or Resolution persons were injured when the aii- . Dec. 4, 1958) evergreen curtain. melted butter before broiling and sometimes they don't. instances there have been declines, some substantial. WHEREAS, The 37th A n n u a 1 tomobllp in which they were rid- Rising operating costs are one of the caused of that. A Area law enforcement officers— Old Story Newspaper Institute sponsored by ing skidded on the slippery pave- as well-as hitchhikers and motor- This situation isn't as. rare as mighty small part of the consumer, dollars stay in the ment, struck a ditch and over- the New Jersey Press Association ists—can learn a lesson from a you might think. Raymond P. Kor- A STORY FOR hands of retailers after all the bills arc paid. was held at Rutgers University, turned. -• " • ' • ••. • tragic accident that took place last bobo, ornamental horticulture spe- New Brunswick, New Jersey, Fri- A new auction company has week in Dover, cialist, tells me it's an old story Avoid The Rush day the 24th of October 1953: and been organized in Matawon to pro- A 13-year-old boy—one'of a trio .or home owners to underestimate WHEREAS, This Newspaper In- mote weekly auction sales. The of hitchhikers—was killed while tho power for growth wrapped In • The annual year-end holiday season ia approaching stitute mode 11 awards to The Key- promoters of the company are Er- trying to get a ride. Another boy, the little living Christmas tree that with almost startling rapidity. Soon, before we are quite port Weekly and The Matawan nest Peterson, John Crine and 12, was severely Injured. will be admired and carefully wa- Journal published by, the Brown Harry Bernstein of Matawan. John For a long time now, we have tered during the holiday season • aware of it, Christmas and New Year's Day will be upon M. Evans, of Adclphl, will be the us. • . • ...... ,,... •. Publishing and Printing Company notice d—and commented on— nd then planted outdoors. auctioneer. No four weeks of the year seem to be telescoped into of Keyport, New Jersey; and youngsters who have a habit of .A rather common mistake is to By Margaret A. Leavy ' WHEREAS, The Brown Publish- Borough Attorney H o w a r d W. standing on busy roadways .in plant such a tree too close (o the such a brief period of time as thoso between Thanksgiving ing and Printing Company, Us Pub- Roberts haa notified Albert M. thov hope of getting a ride from a house. You can expect' many of A Red Ribbon Bow ,and 'Christmas. This is due to the shortness of daylight lisher, J. Mabel Brawn, and its en llalgli, Chairman of the Finance passing motorist. High school stu the living Christmas trees sold at hours'and our intense preoccupation with preparations for tire staff arc rendering a real Committee of the Borough Coun- dents ore the worst calenders. this season to grow up to have Red was all finished with his Dad's. Tippy came over and sat the happy Yuletidc season. • service to this community; now cil, that there Is $67,107.82 in They not only hitchhike—which spread of 15 or 20 feet. Christmas shopping. He spre ad on the bedpost lo watch.7 It is a period in which wo are confronted with the therefore, bo It mandatory items which "will be is In* violation of state law—but Knowing this, you'U want to give hn x so h d thou ht familiar admonitions, "Shop, Early," "Mall Early." These needed to be included in the 1934they practically stand in the mid-some thought to the • place you'll the presVriiS out on the bed to ad- R'™* ' " " S RESOLVED, That Raritan Posl budget^ whereas ln-1933 there was warnings are well taken. We shall do well to be guided dle of the road In so .doing. A dig a hole to receive the neatly mire them. .( of'C0ur5e - thp prcsents did Iook' No. 23 The American Legion at Its only raised $23,948.97. by their intent, not only in buying and mailing but also in regular meeting held this 4th day motorist has to be extremely care- balled and wrapped roots of. your There was a new tie rack for ther wrinkled. He had to use,a ful to avoid hitting them. ra other seasonal preparation's. For it is a time when plan- of December 1958 In tho Amorlcnr Plans for the improvement of tree. Dad. The pretty lace-handkerchief great many Christmas seals to the athletic field at Matawan High We know there js a big tempta- But what If the previous owner ning and time budgeting pay off in satisfaction arid os- Legion Homo, 81 West Froi)t St., in the box was for Mom. He was hold them together. And he jaSt School were examined and revised tion to pick up a book-laden stu- of your home planted a fir or cape from last-minute confusion. Koyport, New Jersey, commend J. sure Sis would like the bright .could not (je a bow in the ribbon, Mabel Brown, the Publisher, and at a special meeting ol thdente . But we advise strongly spruce where you don'i like It? green woolen mittens. There was Otherwise, the presents looked Be calendar-conscious, in the days ahead. Organize the entire staff of the Brown Pub- Board of Education of Matawan against it. Unless such a tree has sort o! even a catnip mouse for Tippy, very pretty. your, activities so that you may reach Christmas In o stat< lishing and Printing Company foi Township In the High School last Matter of fact, police ^officials beconfe a member of the family the gray Persian cat. Sis' present more pleasant than that of exhaustion. the service they are rendering thi: night. Work will start Monday. have. been much too lax^ovcr the and you can't part with it at any Tippy must have sniffed the cat- but Mom's was, a\ problem. He community; and, be it further Liquor sale regulations for tinyears iri.permitting hitchhikers to cost, you. can cut out the top andnip mouse, [or suddenly she.wrlg- just had to tie some kind,,of a bow Borough of Matawan were discuss- go unchecked. enjoy it as a Christmas tree. gled out from under the bed and to make Mom's special, . A wias-m CLASSIC RESOLVED, That we extend oui ed at a special meeting of theThe schools, too. .must bring Can Be Civic-Minded • congratulations to them for thel jumped smack In the middle of He tried and tried, but his fin- Mayor and Council Tuesday eve- home the fact that hitchhiking is Or if this seems like butchery the presents. In a moment they gen were all thumbs, and a bow achievement In the field of Jour- ning before a sparse attendance 61 against the law and also danger- you can arrange to give your out- nalism; and, be It further were scattered oil over the bed, just wouldn't come out. . citizens, somo of whom offered ous. Buses provldo cheap transpor- side tree to some church or-com ~"Scooff'rsaid~Ked: ; # "I'cTbetter practice ori the bed- ~ RESOLVED, That a copy of thli suggestions as to clauses In thetation for students and T~ little munlty organization that .needs i resolution and the best wishes of proposed resolution which ha< walk once < In a while might hoi big tree to decorate an auditori- Raritan Post No. 23 The American been outlined at the previous meet hurt them cither. um. You'll be spared the trouble Legion be forwarded to J. Mabel Ing.. • ?> What happened In Dover could and expense of taking It down Brown, Publisher, of, the Brown very well happen here. Strong and do a good turn besides. Publishing and Printing Company Two men were seriously Injurci --••-- ...... __.. ... K~ ..... H.-"^ coliie out. Then suddenly, without on (lie Lakewood Road, near Adel enforcement of the hitchhiking law O,no ^ivic-minded organization and tho Editor of.Tho Keyport will Insure that it will not. enls back in the bag and went to evm ,^ he tjcd a ? bcautifuI , , Weekly and Tho Matawan journal. pliln, last Saturday afternoon, not far from New Brunswick gives When their cars collided with a Christmas party for children find Mora. • red ribbon bow. (Signed) , "I want to wrap my Christmas |, couldn't get it off ' the terrlllc forpe nnd,jArc-demollsh- __ptKE?h-«»_AJ«S.,OiriC'«'. every-ycar.-It.has-a-list^^of prop- pj>odpo{L^iOh But e , -dear^htr-^a+dr- ii.'"l'-'\:;-: - •, "-•- ~ - , •• erty owners who "want to give presents," he told Mom. "Where's_bo(lpgjl,^iOh, -- (AsburyPark the wrapping pipcrand the rib- "Why didn't 1' practice on the ^Unablstd-liay^ofrobllgatiSUbl h their-blg-Christrn»«_-trees awajr—a .|32?!!_. _.'_.../ pre«eiitl_". He. finally had Jo untie AmerlcanJLCBlon list long enough to keep the kids r courjty.JiAnkv duo today and onagain. . TMom "was jusj t finishing thedish-^lh lhoo Dow^ogeDow^o^geff the^rJbbofrHltherJbbofrHltt. ~ J. K. WaBon' ~~ •••" ' • The Christmas season would supplied with trees several yean. it i"h Adjutant Post No.'23 ' December 38. Us Board of Tree- es. "If you wait a minute,"- she Red sat down with a sigh. "111 [•hoiders, at IfJ iftceling in Free- seem strange, indeed, were there Remember fb keep the roots of American Legion your living Christmas tree moist, said. "I'll have time to help yoa." never be able to tie a' bow." hold last week, adopted resolution to be no salvation. Army kettles "No," sad Red. "I want to do Suddenlyy, he spiep d Tippy'sittinTippysitting authorizing the County-Treasurer on the streets with their tenders and dig the hole to receive the this all myself. tree before the ground freezes too is all myself" " on the bedposbedpostedpostt . THTHeree ; was aab bean- The next time you make a pie to Issuo tax anticipation.and othe ringing the Christmas bells., "ll i deep. . • "All right," said Mom. "You'll tlftlfull rttd bob wTi on Tippy''s neck, and have some leftover pastry, nates to the amount of $055,402.83 The money collected in these roll it out, sprinkle with, grated find everythinE you neeiLln. the -Before. Tippy.knew wh_a,t- was—- kettles provides a bit of cheer at If you'd like more information top drawer of the bureau. happening, Red got a scissors and cheese, fold it over and sprinkle Ten Yean Ago * Christmastime' for those who about" planting your new tree again. Fold again and cut in strips. Red -picked out • four different snipped the ribbon. Then he fasten- (Issue Thursday, Dec. 16, 1948) otherwise would have.a drab day there's a brand new free •leaflet, Bake In very hot oven, 500 de- kinds of wrapping paper -and four ed the pretty bow on Mom's pack- Me oee\cei wood Beach wos held on Friday Dec. 11, 19511 Page Five .the adult choir of the Presbyterian eon and bridge party given by winners were Mrs. August "Schrael- Donovan E. -Lent was welcomed and Saturday at tho church. The Church, Point Pleasant, in "The Mrs. William G. Herrman, Deal, ing, and Mrs. Douglas Ward. as a new .fireman, his application two floors of Fellowship Hull weru Messiah" Sunday evening, at 8 and the members'of the Friday Other guests were Mrs. John Kin- having been approved by the Mat decoroted gnlly to rwembk' a cir- cus. Bulloons and pcnnuntH hung Christmas Party p.m. in Christ Church, Club on Friday. ney. Holmdel; Mrs.- William J. awan Borough Council at its last _.MT\_and Mrs. Jay^F. Hostetter Miller, Mrs. William Wilklns, Mrs. meeting. .''•'•:. from the ceiling and booths mude "^otolstf -wllt1)e~Mrs.' Ethel Mc-- bliJ moved Tuesday"Tnto "their'"new Richard Lewis,' and Mrs: Duncan Serving witlTMr". Egan for "the used to displuy tiiu many hand- Gill, Brielle, soprano; Miss Lillian home at 33 Miriam Dr. Black. " coming year will be: Second As- mudu items offered for sale. Mr. St.' Joseph's Rosury ond Altar Hall, New York, formerly of Eng- On Wednesday Mr. and Mrs. Allan J. Morrison entertained at sistant Fire .Chief of the Matawan und Mrs. Joseph Sinclair were in Soclely held Its regular monthly lishtown, alto; Alfred LaMura, Rollin ^Richards entertained at a bridge Thursday evening. Prize Borough Fire Department, Law- charge of the decoration commit- sf;hn»l rnfi'terlfl birthday-supper party.ULhonor_pf rehce_BMhmani_Iormer^hlcf Al- Dec. 2, with tlie Rev. C, J. Kane, their son, Alan, who was 9-years- and Mrs. Chafles Perrine. Other Fred Adler" secretary, W I3wa"fbr the tables und booths. i Princeton, tenor. • old. Guests were Charles Geran, Miss Beverly Druder aroused the pastor, condiictlnit the services In guests were Mrs. Bayard T. Lam- Harris, treasurer: Donald Walker, tlie church. Tlie annuiil Christmas Mr. Heyer, a graduate of, West- Victor Armellino, Dell Pearson, Interest of the public by her dis. born, Mrs. Laurence Lcmaire, captain; Mr. Harris, first lieuten- party followed thti meeilni;. A sup- Robert and Douglas Hanna and play (if colorful posters In the. lead- minster Choir College, Princeton, Mrs. Arne Kalma, Mrs. Harry ant; Nicholas Stranlcro, second per was served alter wlilch Snnta Richard Renwick. IIIR business, establishments of Koy- is the organist and choirmaster Pitcher, Mrs. Ross Maghan • and lieutenant; George Petrosky, engi- Claus illslribuled pi (Is to nil tho Mr. and' Mrs. Monty Jobes, Mrs. Arthur Hall. . neer; Mr. Egan, first assistant en- port, MiiUwun and I.nurciice Hur members. Bridgton, were tlie Sunday guests Saturday evening Mr. and Mrs. gineer; Michael Eovlno, second as- lior, which also followed tho circus The Ui'v. Father Kniie, spiritual of Mr. and Mrs. Harry M. Mun- Jac A. Cushman entertained at sistant engineer. theme. son. Mrs. Hurry Sutton, chairman of odvlser, wu« Ihe speuki'r. Knter- bridge. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Drivers .'or the coming year will On Monday Mrs. Allan J. "Mor- tho bazaar committee, announced (ulnmont was furnlsheil by Mln G.-J. Thompson jr., Middletown; be Mr. Egan, Mr. Adler. Viifcent rison, Mrs. A. Edgar Palm,- Mrs." tlint this year's effort was by fur Ann Oeraltli mul her npcordion Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schock, jr., Burlew, Mr. Petrosky, Mr. Eovino, Thurman Nealis, Mrs. Peter Ten- the most successful In the history bund of the Now Jersey Music Sea Girt; Mr. and Mrs Ralph C. Fred Remer, Mr. Harris and Mr- Eyck, and Mrs. Johnson Cartan of the church. It probably would Center, .Keyport.' They rendered Bedle, Mr. and Mrs. Randolph Straniero; building trustees, John attended an ^exhibition of early be. necessary to open next year's several Christinas carols. Partici- Harris and Mr. and Mrs. F. How- Cogan, Mr. Eovfno, Mr. Walker, New Jersey furniture from 1C95 to biumtr. on l'>!ttuy afternoon In or- pating worn Susun Kiilz, Judy ard Lloyd jr., Lawrence Lanznro and Mr. Bur- .1870 at the Newark Museum, celo der Hint tho Inrfto number ol enrly Lungenvln, Susuil Wlllluniti, Doro- lew; Board of Fire Officers, Mr. brating American Home Day of , Saturday evening Mr. and Mrs. shoppers may be accommodated, thy Smith, Uonnln Cluilscr, Prodi- Walker, Mr. Harris, Mr. Bachman the New Jersey State Federation Peter TenEyck and Mr. and Mrs. she said, The snack bur was most la, Wutson «nd Sleplinnlu Kitiscll, William Bowie, Matawan, and Mr. and Mr. Petrosky. of Women's Clubs in connection popular, ndde.il Mrs, Sutton, per- Mrs. John llunsun mul Mrs. and Mrs. Joseph Shumock and Mr. with the 50th anniversary of the Also fire police, Clinton Hulsart hups due to the bat suusnge Blind- Churles wei'o hi cbiiij;o and Mrs. George Powelson, Key- museum. , Mr. Lanzaro, Aloyslus Pennettl vvlches prepared by Mr. and Mrs. of tho parly. Srrvlnr-l . an thh o com- port, attended a dinner dance at On Dec. 3 Mr. and Mrs. George and John Chocha; representatives Vincent Busbmnn and Mrs. Thom- mltteo were Mrs. Willlum Leonard, the Roger "Smith Hotel, New to the Matawan Borough Fire- Ritter attended the annual Christ- Brunswipk, for the Middlesex Hos- as Tenore. Mrs. Anijelo l.ol'iesln, Mrs, Alvln mas party of the Monmouth-Ocean men's Relief Association, Mr. Ad Jiuk Olsen, us a clown, was In I'lt/geruUI, MIN. lltiiolcl Deitz, • pital, Rehabilitation ' and Polio ler, Mr. Laursen and Mr. Cogan Society of Professional Engineers Wards. mil fnvorlto of the children with Mrti, Anthony Aburno, Mi-ti, - Gur-' ai the American Hotel, Freehold. with Mr. Bachman ns an alter- Ills oVnioiistnitloiui of bulloon blow- Irude I. (i u in y, Miss' M n r I o Dr. Gerard Devlin and Mrs. Dev- On Thursday evening, Mrs. nate; trustees, Mr. Burlew, Leroy IIIR, as wan the grub hnji eonees. Douftherty, Mrn, Marian llnnson., lin - have moved " into their new Rainaud and Mrs. Thurman Neal- Smith and Mr. Petrosky; represen- slon, operated by Allan and l.nfry Mrs. Henry Wnrnnrk, Mrs, Joseph home on Miriam Dr. . is attended the Eatontown Wom- tatives to*the Monmouth County Sinclair, Piinilersoii, Mrs. John llrnndover, ' Mr. and Mrs. -William J. Rabel an's Club meeting which celebrat- Firemen's ^Association, Mr. Wal- Mr. and Mrs, James Mis. Frank Vunl'elt, ed their first Federation Night. ker, Mr. Cogan and Mr. Adler, C. HEYER have returned home from a visit MliS. ELIMDCTH OILMAN were newcomers to thin year's Ira On Tuesday Mrs. Johnson Cartan to Fort Lauderdalo, Flo. inur cruftsmc.n with thujr Introduc- Entertains Friday of Christ Church. He will be as-' Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Johannsfn and Mrs. Charles Rainaud attend- Three Birthdays Mrs. Elizabeth Gilmtin,, 27 Park an, 27 1'ark Avc both of Mnta- tion oHiaml-mado nulivliy sisled by Richard Izquicrdo. Point are the house guests "of Mrs. W. ed the Christmas Green Show In Avc., Mutawan, who celebrated her wan, and Mrs. Irene Malr sr., La- These creches were constructed of Joseph lunziuo or., Moi Pleasant, formerly of Malawan. Oliver Diggin. Oakhurst given by The Grow and Marked At Party 90th birthday yesterday, was feted Grange, III. Her grandchildren nro wood and contained liimdpulntcd p , plast Mr. Izquierdo is studying for his Thursday night Mr. and Mrs. Show Garden Club of Allenhurst. at a family party last evening at the Misses June and Botto Flack, (JKurlnca of the -Holy. Family,- Al Itanvlllu, was hoiteas nl a _ Master's Degree1 at Westmin'ster The Misses Josephine and Paul- Mr. and. Mrs. Robert Owens, her. home ,by.. licr^chlldrcrt-. and nnd .Charles .Mats Jt^.jiU of .M.»t» jll| 4 George Ritter attended the annual ; ; were vjntisriiHtfnit v'ChpIr CoHegS'and is the tonductor banquet of the American. Society ine Suiters attended a performance Morganville; entertained Saturday, «'«tUictd'WcdWW 'tenfl'. Daniel Urewor Mr. Simpson presently is on the returned home Dec. 3 on; the liner attended a victory buffet dinner large cakes decorated the table. a" charge of Ihcio displays: ' sr,, Mrs, Daniel Urewcr Jr., Mri. ' Voice Faculty' of Westminster "Berljn" after a trip to Europe. and dance Saturday evening at Ye Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Robert RCIIPI Jr, nnd Mrs, Joseph ' Choir College, Princeton. He grad- They were met by Mrs. W. Oljver Cottage Inn, Keyport, In honor of Smith sr., Mrs. Albert Taber and When tho rand looks .slippery Slioud. Retrotlimonla wore icrved uated,from the school in 1951 and Diggin, Mr. Garrett J. McKeen sr. Mr. Currie's brother, Norrnan J. children, Thomas, Patricia, and VFWAuxaiary Holiday Party Y ahead, always test It with a grad- following tho ilfimohitratlon. . while still an undergraduate, and Miss Patricia McKeen. Currie, who recently was elected Kenneth, Master Robert Fills, Mrs, ual application of brakes, This will toured and sang, as tenor soloist On Friday evening Mr. and Mrs. Mayor of Keyport. Martin Smith jr. and children, help you'to evaluate, tho |)o»»lhlll- To Sponsor Film Tuesday; Itehis ly of iklddlnii, and also to dolor' for three years with the choir. He Charles Rainaud were the dinner . The Tuesday Evening Br i d g e Martin III, Barbara Lynn and How about butlnoi) ctird«? Wo -completed a .Master's -Degree in guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Club spent-Saturday in Now York; Christine Anne, Mr. and Mrs. Don' Final plans have been made by Tlti Browntown Parent'-Teaclier mine, at what tpccdi you can safe- can supply thorn quickly and it _Music inj952_and_began teaching Carlson, Westfield. After lunching at the Famous aid Miller and sons, Thomas and tho Ladies Auxlllary^orjfra^ Vet- Association will hold Us Christ ly drive. the right price. Comp and try ui. ; ' ~ the "following year. ' He "has ap- Thursday Vve'nVng Mrs."Jo- Restaurant,"the?"attended"aT per Donald,: Mrs.'Charles"PI6sKy, erans of Foreign Wars of Guadal- mas party Tuesday at tiuTfirown- peared with the Tanglewood seph R a n k 1 jr. entertained at formance of 'Two for the See- Charles Plosky jr., Mr. and Mrs. canal Post -4745. Matawan Town- town School. A covered dlih iup- —Opera Production at the Berkshire bridge. Prize winners were Mrs.- saw."-Attending were Mrs. Gerard John Wilson jr., Mrs. Walter Seb- Music Festival at Lenox, Mass,; Ruuscll Weber and Mrs. George Devlin, Mrs.-Louis Pazienza, Mrs. er, Michael, Vivien and Bubby ship, to sponsor the showing of a per will bo icrvotTanTgifH ov ... the Little Orchestra Society and Deitz. Other guests were Mrs. Nich Richard Erdmann, Mrs. Howard Owens, all of Morganville; Miss film by the Monmouth County changed. Special guests will be the Colonial-Symphony of Madison; oias Francisco. Mrs. William Erdmann, Mrs. Karl Heuser, Miss Iris Lei, South Amboy; Mr. and. Heart Association Jan. 22, 1959, Dr. Eugene Shrank, superintendent the National- .City Symphony of Ohnsman. Mrs. Richard Cerm,ak, Esther.Blau, Mrs. Rcnssclaer L. Mrs. Thomas Smith and children, to which the public will bo Invited, of Madison Township,Schools; Pat- Washington, D.C.; the Princeton Mrs. James Lederman and Mrs, Cartan and Mrs. Paul A. Egan. Iris and WlUle, Keyport; Mr. and : Klizabclh Hubert l» chair- rick Tor'ro, tlrowntown School Symphony, and the Jersey City Bruce MacCutcheon. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Scull, New Mrs. Frank Smith and sons, Frank Principal, and Mri.'Paul A, F.gan, "Symphonyi- . ' Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Pike spent York, Were weekend guests of Mrs. and John, Newark. man of tho auxiliary's participa- •> Miss Hall graduated from Free- the weekend in Ashland, Mass., August Zillncar sr., Taylor'Rd. tion in the party to bo given by who handles publicity foV tho P-TA. hold High School and Westminster with Mrs. Angie Pike, who- re- Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rainaud Mrsi Weinstein Joins the Ladles Auxiliary of the Victor Fink, singing teacher, will GollogG-and^Js-employed_as _.tslfc turned_home_with_thehiL entertained onJSalurday evening. Department-of—New-rJcrscyrat leadthq-guMtiln-the vision production assistant on NBC- TjuesuTwerTMrTifnd'Mfs.Geofge Mrs. Ralph W. Herrick enter- Legion Auxiliary " Patterson A x m y . Hospital, Fort Christmas-carols, TV Religious Program "Frontiers tained at bridge Thursday evening. Duke and Mr. and' Mrs. Joseph of .Faith." Prize winners were Mrs^Richard Mrs. Sophie Weinstein, Matawan, Monmouth, today, Ranzini, New Brunswick; Mr, and Miss Jean A. Gaub was. tho Mr. LaMura; a voice.student of Erdmann, Mrs. R. L. CarjM and Mrs. Donald Burrell. Somervillc. was welcomed as a riew member .".Tho auxiliary's: Christmas party 1 nt Uifi'home ot liar .. Mr.-Heyer'«i'*as appeared ->rttl» Mrs. 'Joseph 'BoifeT. ..other guests Willlam-3/ HosteUcr) -Reading, by Mr», Jamc* Mar^tv.t>r,a$ vmttXMiU 1* »u«ut»miuna, VMS, of the L:adles-AujdliaryT>f tho many leading .orchestras in the wererMrs.) Charles E; Springhorn, Pa.; spent-tne weekend visiting his KbB, Thur»dny, Doc ISIIi. fiance's pnronH, Mr. _ and, M r,S, awan American Legion Pout 170. east'-and at special benefits. Mrs; Mrs. WUHam Craig. Mrs. Paul A. parenM, Mr. and Mrs. Jay F Hos- at which time secret pals will be Charles rVcsnlage, Loncnatcr, Pa! During the brief business ses- 5 good/iaioni for ((fining our "' McGlll was an operatic singer in Egan, and Mrs. LeRoy H. Sickles. tetter. Miss Suzanne Pitney, New York, sion held Monday evening In the revealed. Mrs, Rita Scarborough New York before moving to New was named chairman for the aux- spent the weekend with her par- Jersey and has appeared profes- Legion Home,' plans were made to send Christmas gifts to the hospit- iliary In assisting the post' with ents, Mr. and Mrs. William Pllney 1 sionalfy throughout the country. alized veterans In various veterans' their first New Year's Eve social and family. "The Messiah" also will be pre- Investiture Held Harbor WC Plans homes and hospitals, and to deliver to be held In the post home, under Mr. and Mri, Otto Gaub, u sented, at the Point Pleasant Pres- the direction of post chairman, (Jiub Christmas gifts to Marlboro Slate. wani spent Friday ovenlnu at the byterian Church Pec. 21 at 8 p.m. By Girl Scouts Children's Party Hospital. ' Ralph Scarborough. homo, of Mrs, Jacob Gaub, The public' Is" invited to ^attend Because of the holidays, meet- Or ll'l lilt oaiy wpy to "prtpay" Chrlilma The first candlelight Investiture The public- welfare department these productions. There will be Unit 176 will entertain the Mon Ings In January have been changed George Gaub, Choosoquako, via- no admission charged. An offering ceremony of Troop 281, Cllffwood of the Woman's Club of Laurence mouth County Ladies Auxiliary to the 8th and 29th. Ited Ills brolhor and ililor-ln-|aw, •k -You avoid borrowing or piling up holiday bllli will be taken. Beach, was held at the Veterans Harbor has completed plans for Friday evening, and participate in Mrs. Irene Median presided at MK, and Mrs, Uurth.Odub, Sunday of Foreign Wars Post Home, Cliff- the boys arid girls, ages two-to 14, a joint-Christmas parly with the the meeting Thursday ovcnlng at afternoon. , + You gtl your check In lime lo ihop early. • * Matawan Democrats wood, Saturday evening. Mrs. who are patients at the Preventer- Post Saturtay evening, both in .the at which Mrs. Alice Hausmann 'Among, ihoae. who altandvd Ilia Ethel Fricwald and Miss Helene ium in Farmingdale, for Christ Post 'Home: won the special award. Rcfrcih- BCt-tbgcthcr party for the Madlton it Thire'r a dub payment plan for tviry budgti Dacy. assistant leaders, invested mas. Towmhlp farmers and f r I o.n d «, A Chrlslirias party followed with ncnts were served by Mrs. Nancy the-foHowing-girls:- Mary—Ellen who took-thcLbu«.trlp_tO-XiUuula ^A—li'i »marJ »lmpl« popular, and rewording^ — The- gifts for the children will an "exchangei"df~glfls^monjnliS" Iscmnrmr-Mrs,—llausmann; Mrs.: r r Barron,1 Darlyn Koch; Roberta Has- In June, bcld nt tho Checscquako "Members of ihe Matawan Dem be wrapped and packages will be IS members present and a buffet filorldXclgei; Mrs. Joan St. Joljn sek, Valerie Grosse, Julia Brez- ocratic Club and guests enjoyed a entered in a contest for the most supper. und Mrs, Mary Kenny. Fire House Saturday evening* worn .Christmas party Thursdayevening niniak and Kathy Gray. . attractively wrapped gift and pri Mils Murle Gauh, Mm, llerborl at the Knights of Columbus Hall The troop was presented with Its zes awarded at a-mceting Monday Gaub, Romild Guiib, Mr, and Mr>. JACKSON Route' 35, Keyport. number, 281, by Miss JoAnn Trogler evening, at 8:30 p. m. in Webster Corps Mothers .Holiday Ladies Aid Christmas William I'llnuy, Mrs. William l'll> Theodore Phelah showed movies of Girl Scout Headquarters, Nor- Hall of the Laurence Harbor Com- Dinner Party Tonight Parry, Luncheon Held ney »r,, and Minn Iletly Uiu I'll- -ot-Jocal events in .which members thern Monmouth County Council. munity Church. Mrs. Eugene Wos- ncy, Warren Thurlow "« h o w o d NO has participated, "and recent rcsti- Following - the presentation, she atka, chairman, announces - ar Mrs. Charles Meeker; vice prcsi- The Ladles Aid Society of tho movies taken on Ihe trip, A cgv THI monial dinners honoring Leo Weln- spoke to the Scouts and • guests rangements for the. Christmas dent, conducted tho regular meet- First Baptist Churoh, Mntawan, crcd dish nuppvr was served. PARKING stein, Tax Commissioner in Mon- about 'Scouting throughout • the party at the Prevcntorium. Sun- Ing of the Corps Mothers Associn- held Its regular meeting Tuesday PROBLEMS . mouth County; Thomas Francy, day Dec 21st, from 2 to 4 p.m. MATAWAN wdTId, and the opportunities of- lion of the Guadalcanal Cadets on at the church lecture room In the Charles Geran Feted HERE Assessor of Matawan Borough, and fered in Scouting. have been made. Anyone wishing Tuesday evening at the Veterans! form of a Christmas-parly and John W, Applegate, prosecutor of Mrs. Ethel Volpe, .patriotic in- to donate cupcakes, candy or their of Foreign Wars Post Home, Cliff-! covered dish luncheon. Secret pal» On Dec. 3, Mr, anil Mr». Cliarlcn BANK Monmouth County. structor of the Ladies Auxiliary of services may contact Mrs. Wosat- wood. Final plans were made for exchanged gifts and were revealed Geran, Matnwan, enlertnlncd In Santa Claus distributed gifts to ka, 819 Forest Avc., Laurence the second annual Christmas din- #nd new pals selected. The church honor ot their son, Clmrlca, nl a the VFW to Guadalcanal Post 4745, MATAWAN, NIW HtM all the guests following a buffet sponsor of the new troop, presen- Harbor. ner and social at Coby's, South chapel choir rendered a cantata birthday supper parly an the oc- turkey dinner.' The committee in Amboy, tonight. Gifts will be ex- during the party. casion o/ his ninth birthday, Guests Ui ted the girls with an American Members also have been asked Charge included Mrs. Harold Deitz, flag, a gift from the unit. to bring to Monday night's meeting changed. ' Plans were made for a luncheon were Joseph Sl.ln|(o, Rlchnrd Ken- Mrs. jr Harold Costello, Mrs. Hen- wick, IX'II I'carton, Alan Richards, Mrs. Doris Wallace, troop lead- a food item beginning with their A Valentine's Day dance and so• on Jan. 13. 1950. The first' table ry Ahlcrs jr. and Borough Cotincil- Phl|lp Cherry, Victor Armelllno, KIM III flMtAi UtltVl iVttUt^ er, announced plans for the first last Initial for the Christmas bask- clal will be held Feb. 14, M5S. at wi"••* Mrvcd nl 1M5 nm' "nd Woman Mrs. Genevleve Donnell. Jimmy WoJIk, Jm:klo llurrnll, Rob- et to be given to a needy famUy the post home for the benefit "f servings will conllnuo to 1:30 p.m. HUHinMUtWtUI project, which will be the making ert SIRCI and John Geran, A liKt of a troop flag. In the community. t h e Guadalcanal Cadets. M r s. The next regular mcetlag will STRMT mmamtum be,hold Jan. 0 Instead of Jan. 13, was nent by I.UMC I'mley. MAIN Shower, Bridge Party Refreshments were served by A Christmas party for the pa Meeker will be the chairman. Mrs the newly invested Scouts. tienu at Marlboro State Hospital P. A. Fcrcante, Mrs. George K»- Mrs. Milto'rT'Gunkle, Matawan, will be held Thursday afternoon, nar and Mrs. Roberta Strol vun1 entertained at a shower and bridge Dec. 18th, from 2 to 4 p.m; welcomed as new members. party in honor of Mrs. John Sig ' See Yule Pageant' The music department of the The Corps Mothers will m <• > I mund, Dec. 3. Guests were Mrs club had»advanced Its regular with a committee from the VIW -BT Charles Lockwdod, Mrs. Winston Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Cottrell meeting, to Thursday, Dec. IS, at Post Wednesday at B p.m. In the News about the New Rockets! Schaeffer, Mrs. Calvin P e a r c e, and children, Pat and Billie, 8 p.m., at'the home of Mrs. CM post home. Mrs. Rollin Richards, Mrs. William Browntov.'n, attended a perform- bert Tier, 407 Orchard Avc. Quinn, Mrs. Edward Okner, Mrs. ance of the Christmas pageant, Everett E. Carlson, Mrs. Robert and the movie "Auntie Mame" at Feseux, Ellis Renamed . LaMura, and Mrs. Robert Erd- Radio City Music Hall. New YorB, Molnars Honored At To Fireman's Post mann. Sunday. • . Anniversary Party. Two bayshbre area fire company 'MrT and Mr«. Joseph Molnar jr. representatives, Malcolm W. Route 9, Browntown, recently Pcscux of the Hazlct Fire Co.', nd hh ir^|Jami*-Ellis-of-mmlc«lnr>—and , . . . BEGINNINC^DEC. U_ Kozlalc and children, Mr. and Mr». that for the present Ihejisuc was Joieph Baumlin and children, dead. Trie next meeting will "Be from Lincroft, Holmdel, Perth Areboy. held at Union B*ach Fin; Home Also Mr, and Mrs. Juliui Mol No. I, Jan. 26, 19», at B p m. ri - nar IT.. Mr. and Mri. Julius Mol- Matawan and Sayre Woods nar jr., Mr. and Mrs. Melvia Boy- To Firemen's Post Kit 01DSM0II1I DYNAMIC U MOUDAV irOKUICAM- It biu an all-new, thriftier version of tho fmnoiis ten. George Motnar, Ann Molnar, ^.-'JJbi.dijttiiictlvo now Oldii Iwiy stylo (ovflllnblo in all HocVet Kngliio, foaturing.an eicluaivt, twoetoM CheeKquake;' Mr, and Mr«. Joseph The Glenwood Circle ol the J"« liiroe aeries) is tfio hit of tlio hew-car parsdo! IU aloelt' autotijatlauttjtlcc cclwko , W'iUi domand-runningg hijlij, you'ly l Buck, Edi«m; Mr. and Mrs. Ar- Fait, Frequent Service Presbyterian Church w(JI mi<-i «t "[isicarlyook" is as tastefully < elegant n« anytlilnf I IM (mart t to plucl s your orded r earlyl . VilViilt t your localll • thur Lazok and children, Wood- • p.m. on Wednesday ot Ihe humt v^a-Parkway-and-Turnpike;—-—- ...... -~yw'UJ^wJnffJn.lO59;LAiKli^ of Mrs; ~£dwin~ irrUoSin/f trra/i- nar uid children, Johntonburg: taln Ave., Hatiwan. All- toinwr PaMIc Scnfe* Coordinated Tnuupwt , the Rev. Michael TJmlio, O.F.M., •members or the Qlenwood Minion Patenon; Mri. Edward, L o n a i, Band up lpvlted cordially to »l- JOHNSON - GIBB MOTOR CO., 110 Main St., Matawan, LOwell 6-1040 Old Bridge- . at the War Memorial Building, Mrnmouth Vocalional Board ^ TA Christmas Food Drive Set Veterans'Execs Trenton, on D.ec. 29th. Some 75J A house-to-house call for food boys and 350 girls who attended for the needy of Matawan Town- summer "Sessions in June at Rut- Party Monday ship will be conducted by the To Meet Saturday gers University and Douglass Col- The Whited Brown Parent-Teach- Veterans of Foreign Wars, Guad- Edward V. Donald, Bloomlng- lege, New Brunswick, will c o n- JOURNAL- er Associatlqn.-Cheesequake; will alcanal Post 4745, Matawan dale, Veterans' Employment Rep verge on the state capital, where holdJtsXhrktjnasjjartyMonday.^ Township, Saturday and Sunday, resentative for the U. S. Depart- during their visit, they will make First Section HTZira 2lrln0amrto ment of Labor in New J e rs e y, a tour of the State House and later ~.~ Page Six Dee. II, 1838 The Guild of the Church of Our 9 p.m.' hear addresses by Gov. Robert B. ., Letters will be mailed to res- will address the state executive Saviour will hold a card party to- committee of the New Jersey Mcyner and the heads of various morrow evening. idents containing Christmas tree cut-outs centered with the word American Legion at the War Mem- State Departments including the Channukah Party Raymond Ryan, Route 34, is a "Welcome." The committee will orial Building, Trenton, Saturday, Supreme Court. Federal Judge nirgiral patient in Perth Amboy stop only-at-'the-homes display* T ; Hospital. at 1:30; p.m. "~ '—- Richard[ Hartshprne^ East_Qrangc, HeidByleague Ing the "Welcome" sign on the president of Boys' State will pre- Mr. and Mrs. Harry Schnuck jr., front door. This will avoid In- At the meeting. Professor Fred- The general membership meet- side at the session at Trenton. Amboy Rd, entertaineH Sunday. convenience and. annoyance to eric E. Merwin, Head of the The executive committee will Guests were Mrs. Helen Keller homes not wishing lo participate School of Journalism at Rutgers, gue, Keyport, held Thursday at dmTcIilIdrenr-C-aroline—and—Mi- -tffTKrdrlve;--- —"- hear reports by various committee chael, South Amboy. the , State Universify af N e vrfchairmeni-including-progress-being '• the synagogue, was a Channukah Each borne Is being asked for made in the intensive membership party. Mrs. Saul Saliner, president, Britton Schulmelster jr., Spring- one or more of the following Brunswick, will'bq presented with campaign being conducted through- opened the meeting and reports hill Rd., was a weekend guest at items! Canned meats, vege- a citation by Ernest H. Taibot, out the state, as well as efforts of were heard by the following com' the home of his grandmother, Mrs. tables, fruits, coffee, cranberry Oaklyn. past-president of the Le- the legion's new bonus committee Calmen Balajathy, South River. sauce, milk and hard candy, to have the question, of aJjQnusJor - mlttee chairmen: Mrs. Bert Gold- cookies and potatoes", gion's National Press Association, stein, treasurer and New Year's Mr. and Mrs: Lawrence Cress- World War II and Korean veterans man and family, Cottrell Rd.', en- : For the benefit of those who for.% outstanding service rendered Eye party chairman; Mrs. Mark submitted to the peopleon the bal- tertained^ Saturday. Guests were may not receive a letter, or ex- over a period of years to the New lot in 1953. . . Goldman;'corresponding s ec r e- Mr. 'and Mrs. Steven Jany and pect to be out on the collection Jersey Legion's Press Club. days, baskets for their donations tary; Mrs. Carl Moss, financial children, Trenton. Sunday evening State Legion Commander George guests were Mr. and Mrs. Frank have been left-at the Veterans Real Estate Listing Cards for _ secretary; Mrs. Larry Eiscman, D. Tpwn, Sea Isle City, will report sale at this office. religious; Mrs. Maurice Cohen, Sicknick, South' River, and Mrs. of Foreign Wars Home, and Jim Burlcw's Meat Market, both on to the committee on his recent vis- sunshine and happiness; Mrs. Sey- Ruth Dean, South Amboy.' County Clerk J. Russell Woolley, (left), admlnlslere oath to four members of the newly appointed Cliffwood Av'e., Cliffwood itations with members of his staff - r mour Kleinberg, nursery school; Mr, and Mrs. Alvin Bendert, Old Monmouth County Vocational Board of Education. Others, In the usual order, are Marvin A. Clark, county Bridge, were' Sunday visitors at Beach, and at Bruno's Market, to the Veterans' Administration .Win; Your Wings Mrs. Samuel Slcgcl, gift shop; agriculture agent; Gilbert Van Note, Spring Lake borough attorney; Freeholder Director Joseph.£. Irwln, Cliffwood Avc., Cliffwood. holding the Bible; Earl Garrison, county superintendent of schools; Uoyd F. Christiansen. Lon" Branch. the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry, Hospitals at East Orange and Ly- Mrs. Harvey Waffenfeld, member- Schnuck, Route 34. . ship; Mrs: Saul Diamond and Mrs. The other board member, F. Bliss Price, Eatontown mayor, was unable to be present. He was sworn In ons, the VA Regional Office, New- at the regular Board of Freeholders meeting. _j ••" -' • Miss Veronica Wilkoski, Newark, Attending were Robert Seber sr., ark and the N. J. Memorial Home in the United Slates George Frankel, way:; and means; was a weekend guest of her uncle . Miss B. Dorothy Cohen, Jsracli'ar- Miss Sarah Ann Seber, Mr. and for Soldiers and Sailors, Vineland. driver a letter informing him he and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. William . fairs and U.J.A.; Mrs. Mort Mrs. Tony Seber and daughter, These visitations, including one to must post n certificate of financial Matawan Twp. Fritz, Cottrell Rd. Temes and Mrs. Ralph Stat, calen- Wffl Lift! license Mr. and Mrs. Albert Taber en- Patricia. . be made to the N. J. S o I d i e r s AIR FORCE responsibility before he can get dar; Mrs. Victor Miller, bazaar. (continued from page one) tertained gn Thanksgiving Day. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Reichen- Home, Menlo Park, Wednesday, I Of 1959 Speeders his license back. defeated Martin N. Frey In an Guests were Mr. and Mrs: Robert berger entertained on Thanksgiv- are being made in the interest of Mrs. Irv pubenfeld and Mrs. Hy To Form Rlsk.Pool election contest for the posfor- col- Fitts and son, Bobby, and David New Jersey veterans and their Schwartz were In charge of the Attorney General David D. Fur- ing Day. Those present, besides In most cases a driver can get lector which he has hold "ever Ferreira of,the U.S. Coast Guard. the'famllyrTveire Hf'. "arid~ Mrs. -families;— ' ': Channukah party. Hostesses were man announced Thursday that the, ... __. —Mrr» and Mrs: John* Wilson™'Jr. Mrs. Joseph Jacobson, Mrs. Joseph Clifford Relchenberger and son, Discuss Boys', Girls' State. state will start 1K>9 &i7 drSt^™"™*^.. were Thanksgiving Day dinner Clifford, and . Miss Ruth Ann Beldonza, Mrs. Harry Brier and , . N, . company. Some drivers, with bad Born in, Jersey City, Mr, Kelly Plans also will be discussed -at new regulate for-teotonsls pro- 'T' ,.„..„.„ guests at the home of Mr, and Kearns, Highland Falls. Mrs. Arthur Greenfield, assisted records, will find their insurance attended St. Adean's Academy and klrs. John Wilson, East Freehold. the meeting in connection with the by Mrs. Schwartz and Mrs. Jack j «*as nuixJMxy Kcras* nrvoea mid-winter session of the Legion's u canceled. They will go in the accountants' school. He worked as Thanksgiving Day guests" at the Mr. and Mrs. A. Emmons, Mr. Goldberg. The master of ceremem- j tioa for an acountant fon the Southern Pa- and Mrs. Warren Hibbetts, and Boys' and Girls' States,.to be held assigned risk pool and Have to home of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond ies for the evening was Mrs. Ed I JJ JTO m cugls jais 19 miles cific Railroad for 14 years and re- Brown were Mr. and Mrs. Ed- Richard Kcarns, New York, were pay an -extra premium to keep signed when the railroad moved ward Preston and family, Morgan- recent guests at the home of Mr. their insurance. Uninsured driv- its offices to Texas. ville; Leo Brown and sons, Key- and Mrs. Warren Hibbetts, Marl- The program ..under the . Clip Out'and Save ___ g Hnusmann.,.,tln»nclal- ^xHnf 'feyBtem. Twelve points In pay ahead without penalty. Thigjere^aymerit. „__ kretaryy; Jack* Kelly,y,' trustee foi three years makes you jsubject-to "'y.. Departures rrum Keypurt -fnusnO'SOIIi 81. 'privilege; helps f bu, own ^oorfer," cutsjSjf erest revocation. • • ~ • - Tarmfnai ' Otirtiuani Mlh threth e yeanj-tJtutits'Fitislmmom,Jut'Fitil ^fc • to New Vorli Cltjr sergeant-ai-a'rms; Thomas Vend, Mr, Furman said he .estimates A M . S IS, 0" 9 IS, Slrfel ' tharges.' A.M., «:50. -?|1O». 7:29, 7;30«, 7:53. i, 10. U 10 19, 11;IS A M , 8.J0 S-IS", property cleVk. ~ 50,000 drivers a year will l'oso P.M. 12:19, I U, 2 49, D 30, 10 30, II 30 See us before you buy or build. Ask about James Wilkinson will be chief; their-licenses under the.new pro- P.M« U, I, J, J, 1l,-.». •«,-ii. 1P:3O ! . JH9. 4-45. 5», 9 19, P V , f2-30, J, 3, 4, 3, S-49, V*i, 7-43. 8 «. 9.13, i 39, 6. 7, 8, », 10 ,our pre-payment privilege that leta-you set John M c 0 I n t y, deputy chief; gram. Mr. Furman said this Is the '* ' *Mon4ay tbrn Friday . ' t^ -. ' 1:49, 12-19 A M , 12 30 * M . way the plan will work;: A driver your own pace! Honry Klein; captain; John Nich- 1:30 P.M., Bat. * Sunday, tlroni ODIJ •••IMS A M ticketed for going GO or more "will •Mnn thrn Prl •Mem turn Frl olson, first'lieutenant;; J. A. Con- , —.- -- „ p m snnaayi a iitmamya . I 1H pi", MIX ... I »Sat, Sun & Holldayi ••Sac. Sun. & HolJtfayi i nellyll , second litlieutenantt ; RRoyce appear before a magistrate. He cannot Just plead guilty and pay I - Wallace, chief engineer II MI0»litH, sundaya «i lloUjayi ; 'I ( "•- "I "•Moidaya Only •••Mondayi Only I MMr . Kelly'"anKll'"d Mr. Ilausmann a fine to a violations clerk. The will serve as captain and lieu magistrate will take the license Save Time - Save Money Save Your Car No Parking Problems tenant respectively, of the tire away from him and mall It to the LIBERAL BUILDING police. Installation will be held at Motor Vehicle Division, along with Drop Ui a Card at Zii Broadway. Keycort and We Will Place You on Our Mulling I.IM for Schedule Chanrei a dinner Jan.' 10, 1059. violation card. ' '' > & LOAN ASSOCIATION A report was given on (he fire Tho division will file the card Inspection of the Clllfwood School under the drlver!s record and and no fire hazards were found. Asbury Park - New York Transit Corp. make sure he doesn't get a license renewal application—during—the 159 Main St. - Included three; house fires, throe revocation period. It will send the Phone CO 4-2222 brush fires and one search for a lost boy.Ernest Sclmr won tho special award;1
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PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU SUN., DEC II, OR WHILE QUANTITIES LAST SAVE TRIPLES BLUE STAMPS FOR BEAUTIFUL FREE GIFTS las Downs, New' Shrewsbury. P«- The association president report- tients are unable to contend with Middletown VFW Fetes ed that there has been a 1.6 per community prejudice and break Wi Prager To trons; Mrs. Prospero DeBoha Jr., Mental Illness down and have to return to the 300 Marlboro Patients Rumson, road figns; Mrs. Charles cent decline in resident population of New Jersey's State Mental hospital. Others are forced Into un- Thackara, New Shrewsbury, puk- satisfactory adjustments and be- Pr^ideAtMect Dr. J. Berkeley Gordon, medical Date Selected Shows Decline Hospitals, while the County Men- - Mrs. Louis Prager, Keyport, vice director of the New Jersey State ing; Mrs. Stanley Dahlgren, Fair New Jersey and the nation have come a burden to themselves, May 26, 1959, has been chosen tal Hospital's population rose 1.4 their families, and their commun- Hospital, Marlboro, announced that Haven, posters. had a slight decline in public president of the Central New Jer- as the date of the second May- per cent. This resulted in an aver- ities," he said. First aeotib» sey Branch of the National ffom- a dance was given recently for time Tour of distinguished Mon- Also Mrs. James McCosker, mental hospital population during ago decline of about 0.4 per cent Rumson, and Mrs. Guerln Olivota. To meet this problem, Dr. Duf- Dec II, 1>M fog" Nina en'i League of the Vnited Syna- 300 hospital patients by the Mid- mouth County homes. The tour is the past fiscal year, for the third in the more than 21,000 population publicity; Mrs. H. A. Pujols, Bum- consecutive year, according to the fy said tho New Jersey Associa- gogues of America, will be chair- dletown Township Veterans of For- sponsored end arranged by the of all the hospitals In the year tion for Mental' Health and Its 14 Marlboro Hospital Auxiliary. The son, Mrs. Morton Winer, Red New Jersey Association for Men- Student! Honored man of the day at a meeting to eign Wars Auxiliary, Post 2179. Bank, Mrs. J. Berkeley Gordon. ending June 30, despite increased county chapters aro pressing for announcement of the date of next tal Health, Dr. Edward P. Duffy state and local programs of so- be held *' &* TempIe.Beth Shol- Mrs. Thelma McManus, Keans- Marlboro, Mrs. John B. Green, Lo- Jr., Glen Ridge, state president, admissions. , Bruco Gunklo, 45 Lakeside Dr., <• burg. was chairman of the event. year's tour was made by Mrs. cial, vocational, and psychiatric Matawan, has been namei to tho om, Union, at 10 a.m. today. cust, Mrs. Donald McCllntock. Un- hailed this continued favorable Dr. Duffy said that estimates rehabilitation. William Zillger, Little Silver, pres- place the national reduction at honor roll and David Blank on, Highlighting the Channukah Refreshments wera served by ident, at a meeting of the auxil- croft, and Mrs. Zillger, planning trend In the treatment of mental members ol the auxiliary. Ray committee. about one pcr.ccnt or 7000 patients Amboy Rd., Matawan, received meeting will be a discussion by iary executive board held recently. illness but pointed out that many Richardson and bis orchestra pro- Unique and unusual homes In recovered patients aro returning for 1957-58, about the same as for in Glee Club Program honorable mention, for tho first Rabbi Simon Glustrom, Fair vided music for dancing. Marlboro, General chairman appointed by Monmouth County will be visited the two previous yeariT. Prior to Quarter of tho current academic to communities unprepared to re- 1055, there had been average in- Miss Susan Burrowes, Keyport, Lawn, on "The Religious Problems one ot four state mental hospitals, Mrs. Zillger Is Mrs. Mark Mc- on the Maytime Tour. The pro- ceive them. year at Rutgors Preparatory serves patients- from Monmouth, Clain, Middletown: co-chairman is ceeds will further the auxiliary's creases of about 10,000 each year Is a member of the Kent Place of Our Teenagers." Babbl Glus- for 25 years, School Gleo.ClUb, which sung at B School, New Brunswick. Tlwy_ aro _ Lewis: Brooksr-Red— Ban fc- wo*-with^patientS"«wo*: t '-thfcJfe " i_ilThcre-is-stillra-Breat dcalof ~ trom '» tfieTuthoFoFTKeTdalC -He explained that-hospital ad- candlelight service, which clljnnxcd among 46 students m'loctcii for tho ties. Other committee chairmen include Jersey State Hospital, Marlboro. unwarranted fear and hostility honor, list and 13 accorded honor- "When Your" Child Asks." U.S.Y.. toward returned patients, even missions rising during the past tho fall program for tho gleo club Mrs. Gearld Kelly, Rumson, hos- able mention for maintaining a representative. Miss Bosalyn Rib- A good busy day menu consists For a Sunday night snack, add among neighbors and family mem- three years, have been offset by on Monday. tesses; Mrs. William Jones, Holm- even greater increases In* hospital cumulative average of BO or ner. will give a taDs about her of liver and bacon, green beans, del, announcements; Mrs. Spencer cubes of avocado and halved ripe bers. Employers, while sympath- lettuce-and-blue-cne* ollyesTD^Wctea«iliid;-tays-Moa- etic r-6lil!-reslst-hl ring- former-pa dischsrRes, resulting...„ lo-... a net-dro.p —If—you -need -prlntlng-of—any. recent-trip—to—IsreaL_ „ £mbrce, Holmdel, Und"Mrs. Robert in-hospital-populaflUon-ln-Now-Jciv klndr-wo-arc-hcro-to..servo you. KuBnTChaperHnirtea Jicnts.-FacilHics-for~rollow-up-«lln^ Have you rend tlin classified The D'Var Torah will be deliv- mouth County Home Agent Mrs. Also Mrs. G. William Moore, Lorna K. White. Serve with whole scy and the nation. Our quick service and reasonable lc care arc practically non-exist- prices will pleaso you. ads! , ered by Rabbi Elvln Kose of the Lorna K. White Little Silver, tickets; Mrs. Doug- spiced peach as garnish. ent," he declared. "Many of theso discharged pa- host synagogue and a luncheon will be .served. William' B. Meyers will present a silver display and question and answer periods, will follow each report. A report on the national conven- tion which'was held at the Ameri- cana Hotel, in Miami Beach, Fla.. from Nov. 16 to 20, will -be presented and, a visual aid work- shop also Is scheduled for the day. Mrs. Prager, whose branch vice presidency embraces 25 Sister- hoods in this area, will greet the following ladies representing the Keyport sisterhood; Mrs. Jules Al- pine, Mrs. Saul Diamond. Mrs. ' Isador Nissonoff, Mrs. Clara Thome, Mrs. Arthur Waflenfeld and Mrs. Abe Wisnik. Fort Monmouth Visited By County Bloodmobile At the recent bloodmobile visit held at the Field House,'. Fort Mon- mouth, Mrsv James H. Grady jr., Shrewsbury^ vvasaco-ordinatar of * 200 in Red Cros^ volunteers Irani the Monmouth County Chapter Mrs HUDSON FAMILY NAPKINS Grady reported that 27. women - gave a total of 124 hours oi serv- 20 ox. - ••~^ w-wiiiaWBllT GRAND ice. These volunteers provided val- tort - uable aid in non-professional, and SLICED P1NIAPPLE ' non-technical duties assisting the I iiQUID DETERUEN I 'donors, the Red Cross doctors and 'j'*1"" 16 ox. the specially trained nurses on H $ can Beef <* 11S oil the unit Four hundred .donors SILVER SKILLET "•«" * " % DOLE CRUSHED PINEAPPLE from among the military and. ci- 46-01.. "XX" - vilian employees of the post., es- con tablished blood credit for them- VEGEMATQ VEGETABLE JUICE Vii LADDIE BOY DOGI00D selves-and for their immediate 28oi families'for one year. pka Choose " The next bloodmobile visit will take place Thursday, Jan. 15, 1559, AUNT CAROLINE RICE ony at the Field House, Fort Moo- mouth, at .which time Red Cross volunteers from the Monmouth CAMPBELL'S VE6ETABLES0UP County/Chapter again will serve as registrars, in canteen, as mo- _.«•,••! PINIAPPLB- llRINK tor service couriers, vas the bottle DOLE QRAfHRUtT •#•*••••• assembly arid as volunteer nurse's 21 ox.. aides. WITH CAMPBELL'S BEANS FORK can Columbian Auxiliary 400 C GRAND UNION To Honor Children - - ii .-•*/• MyJf ffttlAL TISSUE, U ERESHPAKGREEN A children's Chrfttmas party .vlU b» held by the CjoTumfclan Aux- .re iliary in the Knights_of^£olumbus Hal). Rojte 35, Keyport, Sunday tRiSHPAK SPAGHETTI afternoon. Mr. Joseph Lachovich, BT chairman, announced only children of the Columbian members ore in- DOG YUMMIES •»«" vited. Each parent is to derate a smr.lt ^iit for a crab bag exchange. .Gamcs.toll.be played and refresh- ments served.. A .Christmas party for the ladies of* the Columbian Auxiliary and their husbands,will be held in the K of C hall on Thursday night, Dec., 18. Mrs. Patrick Daloia, chairman, has announced each member will -participate in a grab bag. Hus- ; bands oi. the members will ex- change small gifts. There will be a FRfSHPflK 65 gimmick prize for men and secret pals will exchange gifts. A curnmiltsc assisting Mrs. Da- lola Is composed of Mrs. Steve Testa, Mrs. Edward Collins and Mrs, Clifford Brower. FRESH DRESSED Legion Ladies To Aid National Foundation Navel Oranges 1 The American Legion Auxiliary READY . of New Jersey, a 25,000 member First of the C Swcot Juicy' organization, has volunteered the TO COOK Season! California services of Its entire membership 12 • • 49 to the National Foundation for par- ticipation in the January March of LEAN FRESH FREEZER BUY OF-THE WEEK! U, S, ^b. I GRADE C Dimes. This was announced by BAKING POTATOES ' SIZE A 33 Mrs. iJikc.T- Reilly, state presi Ground - dent, following an ALA executive WH01E PORK LOINS council meeting in. ,Tren.ton. Par- Chuck YOU RICEIVEt ticipation of the .377 units in the • RIB ftID ROAST ALL AT state will be affected on the com- kc • .LOIN tND ROAST. , THIS Ib, munity level, she said. ..,-lb. • CENTER CUT CHOPS ' LOW PRICE 49 Plans call for a personal solici- 69' T) • _ - TRIPLE-S STAMP - tation of the public by unit mem- bers in banks or other financial in- stitutions during the M a re h of BOLOGNA or UVERWURST v 55 . Dimes campaign or other methods of assistance based on local organ- COOKED ROCK LOBSTERS >.<™™°. »> 59 t)lg CONTEST ization structures. cm CIJT NOW GOING ON AT KEANSBURG GRANDWAY - Attend Pow Wow RED SALMON STEAKS ™ COME IN TODAYI ENTER ... ———^ Frozen Pooi Convenience Uemt —*—*•—: Seven adult members of Cub YOU MAY WIN! Contest Midi'Sat., Doe. 13th .Pack 130, Hazlet, attended the an- FRENCH FRIES GREEK BEANS FISH STICKS nual Cub Scout Leaders' Pow Wow held at the Margaret L. V e 11 e r 00 Kllcrwn ,-. 10i 0 School, Eatontown, recently. Par- Doronn6 1 Garden 6 Union ticipating in the full day of train, 83 ing in all phases of Cub Scouting t\.J were Culmaster Jack Boice; Neigh- borhood Commissioner Roy Fors- berg and Mrs. Forsbergr Mrs. Clro Airier); Mrs. Richard Cooke; Mrs. CLIP THESE Charles Rosario and Eugene Felle. T J..DJE. WINDOW WitfiThts Coupon .:.;.:::::: Both • -•"-"" ----- KRJLE 51 Onuse — II Denier WOOD FRAME Limit One Per Customer J Umll One Per Cuilomri . and •••..'. 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Same Day Service Prices effective at New Jersey and Rockbod sad Orange Co., N. Y., stores Ttiun, IXC. I lth thru Sat., Dec. Utli.( We rcMrvo Uio right to limit <|uantHlej. We Pkk Up and DtTmr Highwflry 3 ' Tim Magee drew a double foul was arrived .at Monday night by tourney. JJoyle has two h0ys wprfc •visions, ullrBtate, . ••:.?x.'' '.-''. -. and made one for the Huskies. Celtics. •'..' -. -•, . ' • accuracy of the Nats from.the End / Milano, East Rutherford ' .the,. Shore" Conterep«e, We are out, Ivilckey Welstead. a 120- Best notice that Peeler received ~ Pete Bennett then., sank-'the. first foul llnPvIt, waf-,enough qf-a: rnar-: Tackle Detko, East Rutherford , ware of the objections there are poiinder, who shows high promise, was on an "all" team, of a news l-.,TSJ^HS'field'goal pf.tbcneiy.'-season. jln'for the Nats for another hair- Guard Valentino, Roselle Park agency in which he is named tor , too few teams in the brocket with according to the CBC mentor, and ! \v Sbn^abncK'ihdcr' from backcourt to readth win. Center DeRosa, Hasbrouck Heights the second string "all state." ; Matawan and Keyport to suitably Buster Knight, a 195-pound heavy- put his team ahead. The Caseys Keyport YAtBic The box scores of the players Guard Lukacs, Highland Park determine a championship in foot- weight, who has the prowess to • regained the lead/briefly wheii vho scored and those who had Tackle Lyczak, Riverside Beware of deceptive winter : iall,'but changes in prospect, taulish himself a place In the .Dennis Lynch started on his way ree throw chances: End Lewis, Westwood thaws when you're driving. The Team Rosters, Schedules, Set Knlcki (25) such as the new regional high big men's division but needs plen- Back Malinski, East Rutherford • to become top-scorer of the game Team lineups and schedules for Opatosky, Paul Pangborn, Charles danger of skidding is worst when GFP school In( the Eatontown-Shrews- ty of training. A number of other Back Peeler, Matawan N by pushing In a crip under the he 1958-59 Keyport Youth Athletic Campbell, Everett Lawson. Robert bury area and the probability of temperatures are at or slightly Joerr, f a 0 10 boys have shown an interest and' Back Lelli, Roselle Park • basket. Bennett carnejtiirQugh with League basketball program have Moody, David McAneny, Richard building, a high school in Raritan above freezing, and somewhere, a onehnnder again to''restore the )patosky, ( .308 Boyle now is ready to go ahead Back Lorenz, Fascack Valley along those thawing and drying been supplied this newspaper Pieper, Gregory Semenza, James ownshlp in a few years will en- Maroon and Steel advantage, Free Pangborn, c Oil with. making up a team as long Second team . stretches of roadway may lurk un- through the courtesy of Mrs. Es- Lawson. large the MHSKHS-Polnt Pleasant- throwsf by Stephens, Bennett and Pieper, g 3 0 8 as he has assurance, the boys End Prehodka, Metuchen seen patches of thin ice. Be alert ' ther P, Lewis, secretary of the or- Pistons—Vern Phillips, coach; Rumson-Wall-Manasquan group. Neil Scully and Tim Magee's long foody, g - 1 0 2 will get their mileage rights. Tackle Rosedahl, Ridgefield Pk. particularly at points where the ganization. There will be six teams Spafford Lewis, Edward Lockwood, Under the "A" plan, where the * * * Guard Torchla, Clifford Scott road is shaded from the sun. • jlde set madolho Huskies -lead by hr the league/ ' Mrs. Lewis an- Garrett Post, John Racz, "Robert entire schedule .of a school was Center Hamilton, Matawan an impressive 10-4. nounces a separate organization for Ciecierski, Fred'Croes, Dennis Hal- lakeh up in football by a year-ln- KHS ATHLETICS received an- : : : = 1 boys 13-15 is being formed to.play Celtic* (18) other boost from the activities of Guard Rapsis, Washington ' •• "~ ~: The Xaseyi fought their way loran, Frank Valli, James Cahlll, md-yearout play of the same op- outside games. The Biddy league Ray LoPresto, Red and White Tackle Picclrillo, Highland Pk. back to tie the score just before William Strang, Gerald Thomas, ponents on the' same dates would for boys 8-12 years plays Monday athletics star of yesteryear, at End Craft, Riverside the first quarter closed. Lynch George Campbell. Brown, f have'proven monotonous and color- lights at Keyport High gym. West Point when the Keyport Back Groben, Metuchqn lank a pair of fouls. Slover drop- League Schedule - lerlnsky, f less as time went on. The arrange- boy qualified for the Army plebe Back Chiacclo, Riverside ped in an overhand from the side The Biddy rosters: Nats— Jay The first half schedule of the lea- Flschler, e ment approved permits of diversi- third string basketball • t e a m. Back Neai; North Plainfleld for what was to be his one basket Baker, coach; Joseph French, Rob- gue, alter Monday night's openers, Dane, g fication of scheduling, including a )elaney, g This came after the former Key- Back Michaels, Sayrevilie •••• for the night. Lynch also made an ert Lewis, David Slcgel, Chris So- is as follows: Dec. 18, 6:30 Pistons uitable number of non-Conference port High star was moved up to Third Team overhand to tig It up. But Carl den, William Geiger, Joseph Law- vs. Hawks, 7:30 Celtics vs. Nats, opponents, that a school avoids be- the first defense unit in plebe End Anderson, East Rutherford Stephens was fouled under the bas- lor, Roy Schwartz, Earl Buchmann, 8:30 Knicks vs. Lakers; Jan. 5, coming a part of a narrow and ket and his two free throws kept .awrenco Croes, Donald N u s s, 1955-6:30 Knicks vs. Nats,- 7:30 Pistons (M) football and assured of a call to Tackle Kukowski, Carteret self-superior clique. Also, when the the cadet varsity squad next fall. the Maroon and Steel in the fore Jary Schanck, Peter Burke. Hawks vs. Lakers, 8:30 Celtics vs. coachesjire.committed only to the Guard ~ Musclanese,"B6fdentown 12-10 at the end of the first quar- Pistons; Jan. 12— 6:30 Knicks vs. tolloran, IL_ Being on the third string may Center Klimkowski, Sayrevilie WEEKDAYS OfEH tJO - MOVES AT TM> Celtics—Al Caruso, coach; Ray- playing of' five opponents regular- not sound like much, but it is Sl)HDWIOWlV-OfW»J0-MOWIt«lfcD0 ter. .".'•.-',::•:.- mond Brown, ArthurCuoco, Elbert PlBtons,-7:30 Celtics Vi. Hawks, "Croes, f Guard Semeraro, East Rutherford OIIOONAUMA^.fWITm* SAtt««4 MM !tyi«-the rother four teams to .. be to be remJmberea that the for- —r^rT-The-lrrepreralblrtyncll^ looped! 8:30 Nats vs. Lakers; Jan. 19— •' nBTlHOWOWt..-'• i Werinsky, Tim Shanahan, Michael Post, i scheduled can be listed in accord- mer military academy restriction • one in from-center court with a 0:30 Celtics vs. Lakers, 7:30 Nats Cromey, Bernard Dcloncy, Joseph ance with the material available. on the height of entering cadets minute gone ot the second quarter vi. Pistons, 8:30 Knicks vs. s, g CART Flschler, Roger Dane, Kenneth In a year when a coach has to of G ft. 4 ins. was moved up GRANT to tie it again. Bennett spun In a Hawks. itrang, g Kirk, Stephen Rudnlck, Robert Bur- rebuild and must work with a two additional inches Ihis year. - onehander from center •backcourt ney, Bruce Vargas. Second half schedule is. as fol- large number of inexperienced - . Today thru Sat. SOPHIAIOREN This tools Army basketball out €ary Grant to restore the MHS lead. He arid Hawks—Robert Strang, coach; lows; Jan. 28—6:30 Knicks vs. 10 6 26 players, he can look around to of the doldrums and made pos- Sophia Lorcn Lynch again traded shots Frank Flschler, Frank Piazza, Hal Lakers, 7:30 Pistons vs: Hawks, ind then LaVtn (25) schedule schools whose coaches sible the enrollment of y o u n g "HOUSEBOAT" a set and Lynch's one-man war on Robedee, Richard Wilson, J o h'n 8:30 Celtics vs. Nats; Feb. 2- are In a like predicament. This men having the height to match Vlstavlslon-Color Matawan tied It for the last time Beach, Glenn Dunham, John 6:30 Hawks vs. NUts, 7:30 Celtics ohnsack, t will avoid the sports tragedy of the young giants who habitually — Plus - . at 16-all. Lynch could not carry Hughes, Robert Olsen, Meldon vs. Knicks, 8:30 Plstom vs.- Lak- Goldsteins, , { teams.of Inexperienced players be- man the teams of Array oppon- Mark Stevens the load alone for RBCHS and a Stultz, William Ferguson, Stephen ers; Feb. 9— 6:30 Celtics »vs. Pi*- Ol P0te,;<»P , . ing used as doormats by power- ents. So LoPresto, at 6 ft. 2 Ins., "GUNSMOKE IN TUCSON" sharp onehander from the side by Hanscn. tons, 7:30 Knicks vs.. Nats, 8:30 R. Carhirt, g> \ houses of the gridirons and the is doing well enough to have ClnomaScope-Coior Purvis Peeler and two free throws Lakers—Hal Shumock, coach; Hawks vs. Lakers; Feb. 16— 6:30 boys being humiliated and demor- Pangborn, g made the squad. He did not play Sun. -Mon. - Tuej. by Scully put Matawan ahead to Robert Bohnsack, Robert Carhart, Nats vs. Lakers, 7:30 Knicks vs. alized by a succession of crushing basketball his last year in Key- stay. Lynch made It close for tho John Ponborn, Gary Pote, Jeffrey Pistons, 8:30 Celtics vs. Hawks; defeats. On the otfter hand, when Robert Wagner 11 3 25 port, having used the period to - Danti Wynter last time with a onehander, then Gale, George Roman, Richard Mar. 2—6:30 Knicks vs. Hawks, a coach finds himself wjth a well- 1 Nltl (1?) take additional study In English " . Hope Lange Peeler and Magee both" hit from 7:30 Celtics vs. Lakers, 8:30 Nats manned and powerful .squad, he States, Thomas Fallon, David Gold- and languages to strengthen "IN LOVE AND WAR" the, outside with onehanders. stein, Robert Merrill, Stephen vs. Pistons. French,' I can look around Central J e r s e y his capacity to deal with the Charlie Shay's side shot for the — Plus — Senk, Clinton Schanck. Dates for play off for tourna- Soden, f for other schools to schedule with rugged parts of these subjects George Montgomery Caseys was the first help Lynch : Knjcks—John Mazuroskl, coach; ment games are Mar. 8, Mar. 16, R. Lewis, e - strong teams to add to thepoten- -with-whjeh the military academy iTOUGHEST-GUNIN ' 'TOUGHEST GUH in TDKB51DKE' —,-feceivcd-from his mates In along tial of recognition his team can at- John- Doerr,- Frank-Dowd,'-David Marr "19,~Marr 23. ' : ielger.-g Confronts the Incoming cadet. TOMBSTONE" CfOlCt MOMTtOUUi time. It kept the halftime score at tain. 24-20. • |' Buchmann, g Shay, g 1 3 rom tonight, then future oppo- L, Croes, g * • * TuTataljfe7J • Lynch Still Trying Hartman, g 0 0 Lynch still was trying as the nents at the Asbury Park' site will . THE "B" PLAN also offers Middletown Next For HOUT19 JuntH.n 35 Knell, g 0 0 2 8 12 third quarter opened and he drove be Bloomfield College on Jan. 7, Hawks (II) some hope to Red Bank Catholic \ for a onehander to olfsct a drive King's College on Feb. 16 and High School and St. Rose High, MHS; Keys Open down center by Bennett. But then 17 6 40 Belmar, that they will not be Montclair State Teachers Collegi R. Wilson, I Middletown will supply the next Peeler and Mngee hit from back- Score by quarters: rShut out entirely from scheduling on Fe,b. 17. Remaining away Beach, f COIfax 4-0452 court again and Stephens sank c Matawan 12 12 11 ID—54 games with public schools in opposition for Matawan High's bas- foul so that Matawan could pul Red Bank Catholic 10 10 7 13—40 games are with Rutgers, Nq& J. DuBols, a their own area rather thanjiny- ketballer, the Maroon and S t e e Piazza, g 0 1 •••• ' away. Kennedy began to give Matawan Jayvces (34) Dec. 17; Newark College of Engi lrig to go all over the state and cagers journeying to the Lions'fine Hughes, g lit Lynch some help for tho Red Bank OFF neering, Jan. 17; Bloomfield Col- even out of,the state to gain op- new court Tuesday night. Keyport _-..-Jj(l« but It was too little and too Kuzma, f ponents. It does not make for a 2 4 lege, Jan. 31; Scton Hall, Pater- still will remain aloof from action (ate against a physically more Welstead, f 4 3 11 happy community In'Monmouth 0 1 1 son, Feb. 22; C. W. Post, Feb. 28; powerful opponent. MHS maintain Jcffcoat, f 0 . 0 0' County when a school like Red until a week from tonight when 1 Upsala, Mar, 3; Cooper Union, Today - Tomorrow • Saturday Dec. 11-12-13 ed their advantage with case and Tom Magee, f 0 2 2 Fish And Game Rules Bank Catholic comes to a sense they journey to Bayville to play moved still further.ahead on the Gregory,.i 1 0 2 Mar. 7. • • of being "shut out" by a tight- the Ocean County Central Regional loR-weary Red Bonkers In the clos- knit organization of other Hamilton, c 2 .0. 4 Marty Metsgcr, former St. Will Be Topic Of Talk five. , .:••., ing minutes o( the contest. Bowie, c • 2 0 schools with a "constitution" so Mary's of South Amboy: player, Proposed . 1859, fishing regula- Middletown was due to open its Peterson, g 2 0 inflexible that RBCHS cannot be The Matawnn Jayvccs started off and Ray Tomnszewskl, ex Of Hoff- tions will be discussed at a public-' admitted. If, In truth, there are cage season at South River Friday Witkowskl, g •13 well In their gamo with the Caseys man High, arc the Monrnoutb hold- hearing called by tho State Flah, problems connected ^Ith Red and follow up with a game against Crouthcrs, g 0 0 1 Jayvccs';. Don Kuzmo, Mitch Ham- over standbys. Walt Smith, formci and Game Council at 8 p.m. Tues-f Red Bank Catholic at the Caseys They'll float your Slgismondl, g 00 Bank Catholic such as drawing hoarl away on.waveB ilton and Ron Peterson putting Freehold Regional star, arid Bruci day In the Assembly Chamber at gym tomorrow night. The Lions Rnnkl, g students from over many school of love trio lauahterl them out.ahead 7-1 midway of the 1 a Beckman, a Shore Contorcnce hlgl the State House, Trenton. districts whereas the public high have one letterman in their first Bchr, g . 0 0 first quarter. But then a good man scorer for Mannsquan, bolster tin Under tho proposed fish nnc schools are confined to their own string lineup, Leon Waltt. Carl at twists and turns under the bas- Monmouth five this year. Th Rnmo code, the trout season ncxi bounds, it still is desirable that Ege, their center, goes up 6 ft. J • ket, Ed Ryznar, went to work for 11 12 34team opened with a 01-75 win ovci year would extend from Apr. 11 to Shore Conference schedules not Ins.,. but otherwise the team couli the Caseys to even tho count and Red Bank Catholic Jayvccs (45) Shelton College, Tuxedo, Saturday, Mar. 1, 1960. Tho season for land be so lengthy and boxed up tight stand more height. Frank Bottom: put his side ahead .at the end of . GF P locked salmon also wpuld be opcr with other Conference opponents and To,ny Auer, two Keansburg the quarter. F. Slovcr, t • •. '..-1 1 3 Regatta Again For between the same dotes. Closed (hot no place can bo-found to boys, ore the forwards. Dan Bahr Bob Ronkl and'Pelerson return- Dooley, f 0 seasons would be eliminated on ol give a neighbor like Red Bank is the other guard, teaming with ed Assistant MHS Coach Dan Stan- Donath, f 2 Union Beach Waters other fresh water fish during Hit Catholic a date here and there. Waltt, who also is a Keansburger, — Plus Selected Short Subjects — . klcwicz's players to a tie early in Klrschner,' f The psychological eifect on stu- 0 year, under tentative regulations Coach Phil Braun had to replace Klddla Show Saturday Afternoon at. 1:45 P.M. the second quarter but they could Ryznar, c • 4 18 Application has been mode to be discussed at the hearing. dents at Shore Conference high Tommy O'Donnell, his scoring star Not 5 - Not 10 - Not 15-But 20 Color Cartoons not hold the pace. Frankle Slover, Alexander, c the American Power Boat Assocl Following a successful practice schools is not a,good one it tboy of last year, and such backcourt a former St. Joseph's School play- Harding, g atlon by tho Central Jersey (Out Inaugurated this year, tho State gain a sense of being a part of men as Bob Breunlg, Gene Bi- Sunday - Monday - Tuesday , Dec 14-15-U er, scored tho llc-breaklng points Ruf, g board) Kncing Association for Fish and Game Council would something exclusive from which baud, Pat McCooey and Tom Wil- Continuous Sunday — Starting at 1:45 P.M. for the* RBCHS Jnyvces and alter K. Ryan, g regatta to bo held at Union Bead close certain designated streams others are barred. The money liams. — 2 — Dig Attractions — I — •—-that-thcy-wcre never behind' A J. Abbes, g In June 1959, Harrison Boggs jr. ono day a week during April, spent on the civics courses in host of former North Jersey Shore Auer, g secretary, announces. It Is hopci May and June to permit stocking democracy thereby Is wasted. Union Beach Rec NAKED : Parochial Grammar School players Foran, g that tho date will bo approved fo with trout. There will be no mini- came in and out against the MHSSchultz, g both utilities and ulcohol-drlvci mum size limit on trout during thi Program Draws 50 EARTH jayvces and their cumulative ex^ Coolcy hydroplanes. The event vvas son ^ear_uridcr_pjopoiab-to- be—con -N.-Jr-GOLDEN-GEOVES for . perlenco was far too much lor tho Jl?fjcd_onlyJor_utllitles-thls-yea sldered. Fishing for all species ol 1959 now seems assured, according Phil Cassldy, director of the bas- Huskle seconds. Tho final score The alkies raced at the Keyport re- fresh water fish would bo permit- to Frank Boyle, of the Cllffwood ketball recreation program in Un- ,.~was -15-34. gattas the two years they wer Score by quarters: ted 24 hours daily except In trout Boys Club. For a long time it ap- ion Beach, reports a turnout or 50 o held. waters. The Slato Fish and Game peared' that the Golden Gloves in boys. The first move will be to get Matawon (S4) Matawan Jayvees 8 8 10 8—34 R, B. C. Jayvccs 12 8 14 11—45 Officers were chosen for the ne1 Council will consider all proposals this state was no more because the organization going for boys In Next Week — Wed. to S»t ' * Dec. 17-18-lt-20 '.'- .-••-- - '-•., GFP year. They aro. George Andrew; from fishermen at the public hear- of dissatisfactions that arose from the 13-14-year age. group. Then Bennett, f '7 2 16 ing before drafting a new fishing there will be a setup for boys 15-17 ContlnujfajSatonlay — Starting at 1:43 P.M. president; Lou Letwcnsko, V lc tho boxing tourney last year. -1fflg8j» Feature Program"—, •_ _... Scully, f 13 5 Monmouth College On president; Mr. Boggs, sccretarj code for 195S. A largo turnout of There was disputo over mileage who do not compete as members Hamilton, f .-. . 0 0 0 Convention Hall Court and John Henrlksen, treasurer. sportsmen Is expected at the hear- given the amateur boxers and of any high school basketball •'"••'V';'.^™'' rouWONTmitvEYOU>trtsi Stephens, c 2 (1 10 It Is planned to run an "Indoo ing. • • thclr-niarragcrSj The rule Js that squad. High school coaches forbid = = = ! Pee'cr,~g™ " ~5~2 IT""MmnnTOirCc^fgt^^fiWliBc fl'nrT6 h6tI l[i 'th 0 : ra 0 th6Ir ^qtiad members 16"pfay oh gy mffc1SSSff1S ^"^S™~'*^''" ''^° '"Sr'r outside teams. , Tim Magec, g 4 3 11 Iliimcs listed for the Asbury Pnrk' start of thc...new year to increasi Roll balls of Ico cream in coco- the amount of railroad fare to and Convention Hall this year, the first interest in boating miilr n cl n nut and storo In your fremer-ta from--Newark from the pi ass. ...Sponsors for the ttamsand adult 19 1C 54 of .which will bo played tonight. memberships. ' servo.w(th.cliocolate.sauco who where'tho" boxer "arid Tus" manager assistants are nrtdcjL.JE.a^JSj.'d.y. Red Dank Catholic (40) Scton Hall's Paterson .division, col- holiday -guests drop In, is a sug reside. The managers wore in states. There arc four managers G F P lege, not to lie "confused with thi Curves arc dangerous particular- gcstlon from Monmoulh Count) open revolt about tho way the rule with some basketball experience E. Slover, f. - - I (T 2 Scton Hall varsity, will furnish tin ly In winter time. Slow down grad- Home Agent Mrs. Lorna K. White, was applied In Inst winter's tour- volunteering so far but more could E. Kennedy, f 3 13 opposition. ually bcioro entering a wet' or ney. The- matler now has been ad- bo used. The games will be held Lynch, o 2 22 Paterson State College will b< snowy curve. Avoid turnlng'whccls Real' Estate Listing Cards foi justed so that the co-operation of in the allpurposo room of the new Union Beach School. ,\ • ' • Wesel, g 0 0 a Convention Hall [oo a w c e I suddenly to right or loft. sale at this oftlco. a sufficient numbor of managers § that to have each team bowl every Shore Conference Regroups Witk ither team would carry the season KHS Freshman Into April and cut Into baseball and Separate Monniouth, Ocean, Unitg, AREA BOWLING SCORED Squad Promising rack. Veinni the schools viere to Shore Conference accomplished geographical complications of a Keyport High School's freshman bone e splischoot alt woulsevend havin eeac tnyflrah ijroupw a, their regrouping Monday after a group that reached from Mana- basketball team will get underway bye in each section each week. year of procrastination .and pon- Mat-Key Friday Nile Men . Keypoct Recreation League Eight-Six Spread Discussed hawkin, on one end, to South Am* Tuesday against Lakewood Junior 1 First Section dering of three major, plans. boy, on the other. . Conover Dairy Products 764 759 817 Weber Roofing (3) 795 792 837 High School at the Ocean County An eight-six spread met with Dec. 11, 1958 Page Eleven Keyport - Recreation (0) 765 764 792 generally favorable rccepjjon witli The"B" plan was adopted "C" Setup Third Plan Keyport Lumber .762 750 776 Tetro's Casino (2) 1 798 792 849 school's court. wherebykeyport and Matawan The third plan was the "6" set- The Keyport Weekly 781 780 643 KHS Freshman Coach Bill Doug- Long Branch the dividing mark, for the crosscountry title. It woi Sputniks (1) ! 784 798 812 hat school being grouped with are' grouped with Rumson, Wall up. The Group "A" schools re- Morjan Pharmacy 766 744 723 H & H Gulf (3) 797 789 788 lass has a very promising looking related that 83 boys had competed ' Township, Atlantic Highlands, mained the sarne_8s_,-UMilan--B". M & G Transportation 800 832 868 ZitO's •«»--•- ---— "— T squadr While-the'purrxiseTjf "the seven -north"of it in tho northern ParkwajrSwest~ShBp "679 "TO division and Asbury Park grouped, In the vanity event and 50 in the bdWB5irirTiry " out the rest' of the Conference was 756 757 730 Tieraey's Beverace (2) 782 800 '790 recreation program for boys In Stewart's "J5" Keyport Is hardly to build basket- with five south bt It on the south- Jayvec event at Ocean County northern division of the "B" group. split into a Group B of part Group Mat-Key "300 Bar" •'. 655 732 784' Hygradc Foods (1) 758 789 808 III and part Group II schools con- ' ; , Standings ball material for the high school, era division. Park. Nine schools competed. It - The southern division includes the "Standings was voted lo continue the meet O c e a ji County representatives, sisting of Keyport, Matawan. Team . W L Team - W It Is having an extra virtue in that Tho complexity here was found Lakewood, Point Pleasant, Rumson M & G Transportation 33 3 Weber Roofing 25 direction. The players coming up 10 be thut the season would" run for varsity and junior varsity Brick Township, Central (Bayville) Peterrnawi'S Jputniks 20 to-Assistant Coach Douglass this Regional, Lakewood, Point Pleas- and Toms River with Manasquan Morgan Pharmacy 22. .14 , for 14 mutchoi In tho northern di- learns but not to sanction fresh- as an added entry. The "C" Group Conover Dairy "Products 21 15 ' Teyc's Casino 20 year show tho benefits of their vision and only 10 in tho southern. ant, Southern (Manahavjkin) Re- Hygrade Foods 18 man teams. was made up of Atlantic High- Mat-Key "300 Bar" 18 18 prior experience. Head Coach The way out here was found to bo Frank MiKennn spoko for n Red gional and TomsiRiver. HI H Gulf i "15 Frank Zampcllo calls the squad lands, Brick Township, Bayville, The Keyport Weekly 18 18 Tlerney's Beverage to have a "bumper" set .between B n n k Catholic High "boosters'* The "A" division of the Confer- Keyport Lumber 11 25 13 the most promising frosh group ence will consist of Asbury Park, Manahawkln, Wall Township and Zlto's .-'x \ 8 the closely matched teams every scheduling difficulties of that South Amboy. The objection, here Parkway Sweet Shop 11 25 he has seen in his tenure at Key-other week In the southern divi- long Branch, Freehold Regional, Stewart's "35" 26 Keyport Recreation 3 school, denied Conference member- was that there was no certainty 10 • „•- .•.•.•,..',•;':; 2110 Games port and predicts that with these sion and three "bumpers" In addl- ship In 1950 mul blocked out from Middletown, Neptune and Red Atlantic Highlands would restore J. Baraal new players coming up next year Bank. 24S ion to the seven match weeks In scheduling schools In Its own arm football in 1960, and, as South Am- Atco Supervisors Bowling League' F. Hawkins 222 "wo shall gain our rightful place he northern division. This, Rosali by the "closed corporation" order Threatens Withdrawal In Group III 'basketball," boy did not have football, there , . Nov. 2S noted, would bring the schcduln Conference scheduling. John Dul- Originally Manasquan was a part would not be enough teams to R. Schmidt ' 214 Tho squad list Includes such out at an even 10 weeks, BliuUni; ton, chulrmun, reminded him the of the "A" division, but Harry TeaAi^—• - ' - W L schedule In a "C" group. It was 4V, Rlligrecs 24V4 1414 easily recognizable names from Jun. 7, 1959. organization's constitution does not Morris, former Matawan High ath- thought to throw the "B" and "C" ATCO Ceramicons ' 22 17 Independent League KYAL basketball as Bruce Jack- The. Uiimson coach snld that if allow for playing parochial or prl- lete who now Is principal of Man- teams together, but this was found vnto .schools. •rhe>mntter was re ATCO Gems 22 17 \.,-'~'. • Dee. 1 „ son, Jim I.mvsoit, Larry Poland, there were to be'two divisions, the asquan High School, warned the to mean 11 football games per ATCO Satellites 2014 18'/4 Lcs Brown, Jim StulU, Rich Mo- former locale of Conference bowl- the executive commlllec Conference at the outset of the school, more than the New Jersey Plymouth Homes (2) 775 753 740 terrekl to I ATCO Samplers 18 21 Keen, "Lnncc Eschholi, Tom l.eo-Ins, Elm Limes, no longer would to delermInc if there wore . liny ' meeting that If. his school was State Interscholastic Athletic Asso- Silvestri Construction (I) 733 ROS737 reason lo review Iho Conference's ATCO Engineers" ' 10 29 Trabachinp (1) . 749 7114 nnrdis, Jim Burke, John Pole, he nralrd. Ho suggested that Iho compelled to continue In that ciation would sanction. 774 Harold Hycr, Bob Mnch with stand o/i the Issue. Carrycraft (I);-. 7J8 820 853 northern division "bowl nt Middle- group, he would have to recom- Dec Construction (2) 811 B30 George Henry, manager. town 1.mil's. Koulc 35. on their mend to his board of education the This turned the attention back Middletown "850" League 804 Long llriincli and Freehold Re- to plan "I^'_.aj)d Bill S t r a It o n. Nov. 24 Rollo Post- Howe (I) 783 BM787 After their opener nt Lnkewood, offer ot $1.03 per heuil per set gional discussed the dangers of school withdraw from the organiza- Great Jersey Mortgage (3) 800 674 854 the KHS frosh will piny as fol- with shoot) und Ihu Neptunv Ituwl* uthletle competition for freshmen tion. Morris noted that with the Point Pleasant athletics director," - Standings moved its adoption.-It gained a Sport-O-Ramt (0) 597 659 704 lows: Jan. 6, 1959. Toms River, Inp, Center at $1 for threo games us their scliniils went on double Withdrawal of <0O pupils from Man- Team W L Hollywood Oil (1) . 693 790 744 home; H, Jumcsburi;, horn e; lli, with shoes for the snuUnrn divi- session next term. second from Toms River. It was The Five Aces 20 10 Tom's'Tcxaco (2) asquan next year and 100 more the ! 709 726 775 Rumson, home; 21, Asbury Park, sion. Howling will be on Wednes- carried with 17 schools, Keyport American Construction 19 II •'; Standings The next meeting will he held at following year to attend the nwny; 23, Lukcwood Junior High day nights. Middlctown Township Feb. IB and Wall Township High School, the included, voting 'aye", one, Mata Raynor Iron Works 19 It - Team: ••'.!•-.- W L School, homo; 28, Rumson, awny; Croas-Counlry Trophy tho. spring meeting will be. In boys.in the upper .three clauses at wan, voting "no" and Freehold Coral Aces 17 13 J. R. Silvestri Construction 22 17 Regional passing its vote. Silver Crest Barber 14 16 * Kollo Post House Feb. 4, Red Bank Catholic, home; Long Branch received the trophy Brick Township. Manasquan, available for inter- The Jolly Five 11 18 22 17 6, Toms River, awoy; 11, Asbury John Caracciolo, Matawan ath- Trabachlno Real Estate 2114 "W scholastic athletics, would be cut Commuters Esso 12 IS Hollywood Oil 21 18 Park, home; 20, Jamesburg, away. down to 315. This would be no letic director, explained after the The Rascals ' 7 23 - Tom'sTexaco meeting he did not think the "B" 21 18 All games start at 4 p.m. since source of material with which to 2M Club , Great Jersey Mortgage freshman classes at KHS are on cope with schools in the "A" Group plan had enough schools to make Don Peck 206 Carrycraft Trtllers double sessions. having from TOO to 900 available a championship significant, for the Henry Even - 240 Plymouth Homes 17 22 without danger to the relatively grouping in which Matawan play- Henry Werbalij , 203 Dee Construction ]j 24 small Squan squad, as Morris ed, The motion to approve the Ernie Raynor ' 200/ I Sports-O-Rimi )s 24 plan included football, basketball Bill Ropy »ML t Shore Conference saw It. Doris Raynor - , 212 J (continued from second column) This stand of Manaiquan's upset and baseball, but exempted track. MondoTy Night Majors Prank Plngatore, Red Bank ath- 1 wanJijr "B" dlvUlon. -Thowlnnlnj all prior (Jons as ..the , Big Mat-Key Merchant's '• » Det.T schools got large bronicpI «t e- ':'Blue"nad placed with the letic director, suggested-that in Eatontown TV 837 924978 the "B" plan, the two "B" groups 6 «3 865872 mounted footballs and there were "A" Group In all plans. The orig- •.-'• Standlngr Shore Insurance '' Individual awards to tho playcTs inal plan "A" had been revised could have end-oMhe>season play- Team L Buck- Smlth'i ' 880- 870 862 offs of their title*winners in bas- w Rollo's 914 814915 of each' championship- team. ' hastily before the meeting so that Burlew's Restaurant t Pete's Appliances MI 964 823 What to do about bowlmg also it Included Asbury Park, Freehold ketball and .baseball for the right Tourine's Tavern 25 11 to play the "A" champ. M. M, Sloan Agency 766 867 BIO proved a problem. Rumson Coach Regional, Keyport, Lakewood, Schanck'J Fuel 24 12- Matawan-Keypprt Recreation S16 927 891* Joe Rosati found that 14 schools Long Branch, Middletown; Nep- . Effective 196M1 • Jag's Sport Goods 44= 12 180 848908 Patio Pit 14 S & D Market had signified an Interest in bowl If, tune,'Red Bank and Toms River: The new- plan will take effect .& Standings Ing. They were Koyport, Mntawan, BOWLER!*... You Can Win The? "B" Croup, under this plan, "300" Bar -'.v 22 14 Team W L the start of the 1960-61 school Cratc's Beverages U Soulh Amboy, Red'Dank, Rumson, OP WM Brick. Township, Bayville, year. Coach Stan (Tuffy) Baker to Eatontown TV 24 15 Atlantic Highlands, Long Branch, 1 • OK Sales & Service 20. 16 Shore Insurance 23 $1OO 1st Prize Manasquan, Matawan, Point Pleas- saw the only chance for Keyport Rapolla'a Market 19 17 16 Asbury Park, Neptune, Manasquan, ant; Riimson, Manahawkln. Wall would be that Manasquan. would Buck Smith's - 22 17 Dy Winning Tho 2ml Annual All-Bras. Woodworking Co, 19 ,17 Rollo's 20 19 Freehold, L'akewood, Urick Town Township, South Amboy and Atlan- replace Wayne Township as a foot- Palmer Esso 18- IS ship, and Point Pleasant. Ho found ball foe and Middletown would be Pete's Appliances 10 20 tic Highlands. Cerlione's Green House IS 18 M. M. Sloan Agen 18 21 HOLIDAY SWEEPSTAKES sought in place of Grdup I Bay- S &. D Market 18 18 takewood announced that they Matawan-Keyport 16 23 at Jim Crovors " ville. Stanley's Diner ' 17- 19 14 25 would lake the same stand as Jo-Joe's Cocktail Lounge 16 20 S & D Market -Manasquan with respect to this Pingatore made the award for Old Mill Dairy ' • 15 21 200 Games KEYPORT RECREATION plan, and would withdraw before the football committee of the Larry's Upholstery Shop 12 24 championship trophies to Manas- ~ Den Glilstl American Loglon Building - 81 West Front St. they would play in the "A" Group, Cliffwood Angels . 9 24 Bill Furey even though a Group III school. quan, for "A" dfvision, and Mata- Atlantic Tile 8 28 Norman-' Bruce Several other schools spoke of the (continued in sixth column). Conklln's Men's & Boys' Shop 6 30 Larry Tomascllo This Weekend - Sat., Sun., Dec. 13 -14 Carmen Cerroto Net and llamllcnn Kvi'nU • 2 (iames - 4 Alley* -13.00 Entry Fco Ing tied for second and third ploco Bayshore Junior with 191 while. Bob Walters' 187 Call COIfax 4-9886 For 4RAND UNIOMS-CRANDWAY This A.M.F. Automatic 5. Starts Jan. 5 week, the holiday swecpstijkcspij, ,bi g Pimpottbri Bayshore Junior High School geaett eventt In thth o seasone , wilill slart tlh Ri All ""•"" N. I. HIGHWAY No. 36 conference basketball league has been reorganized for the 1958-59. rrf;e7sbc1f;:l ?-«. For the. five ie- AT KEANSBURG ORANDWAY - malnTng vv^tS!f~tt]e order \*.itl rr^ verse in the tame succession BOOiS NATURALIZER Additional Quantities At Our Regular Low Price Marlboro Township five ttart'-d OFFER GOOD ONIY SUNDAY DEC Hth baikelball Tuesday, meetini! t * <• Freehold Seventh Grade, in lii other league, the Blue ond League, embracing the .Rram mar schools' whose graduates aid Freehold .RcEJonal Hif,h SchwI. Birdseye Frozen PRf-CHRISTMA EdyZite-WinrBfifid-- SRETM Pin Event At Keyport TUTf " Zito! Coupon'-Ir Worth 5Qe- WITH THIS COUPON — ONE TO A CUSTOMER ^ « large field lo cup Hie, AT KEAMSBURG GRANDWAY — ADULTS ONLY blind bowling tourney over. Hie Toward Any Single I'urchnac of Men'n, Womi weekend at Jim trover'» K'>l"'t '• or Cbl««n» Shoe. Additional Quantifies At Oar B»au»'» '• - '»J<~» Recreation Alley*. In blind l'l OffBt GOOD ONIV SUNDAY DEO. tog", > curtain la carpentry-wood ministrators,.Jeacher.5_-J...axe.-i.t--_ being offered a chance lo take oul quest that consideration he given Mlh_th"ejli_tanc£5_lo_be_coveied workrcafeteria-ancl home econom- lh_~-pw-rd~reVisfon of the salary and that with the gym and audi- ics, electricity-automotive trades, Teacher Associations and civic or- low-cost group life insurance. AIV guide. nouncement of the plan was mad torium in the center of the build- typing, business-commercial, guid- ganizations to demark their fields by Department Commander George In other business, the board sec- ing, there would be little appreel- ance-administrative, and health- and set up their working together. D. Town at New Jersey American retary reported the cost of the new able difference in the time-elapsed medical in the "long" term lay Legion Headquarters, Trenton. iclioohat $395,742. He noted, how- difficulty to be faced. He agreed committees and bonding and fi- Stanley Kordzinski sounded a Commander Town explained t h a ;ver, that there still are a few bills with Mr. Hickey that the noise nance of the schools, landscaping note of caution that the board and all technicalities.had been clcare. to be paid. Current school enroll- factor and keeping the sections and decorative, a_ "short" term the school administrators are. not to place a national American Le- ment was reported at 454 students. open to public use at one end of lay committees for such a school abdicating their legal functions be- • gion life insurance plan in opera- the high school was the preferable building venture. fore the determinations of lay plan. committees and that the recomen- tion in New Jersey. dations of lay committees are, to The national plan was launched Mr. Pine found the lay commit- Miss Ethel M. Braze West Long Branch, one of 10 Jersey Central Power & Light Company employees Fund Drive Harold Hocrster. chairman of the tees returned the school district be regarded as a "barometer of In April but lafer was held up in who received watches at a dinner given by the electric utility for its 25-Year Club Thursday night at the lay committee on physical educa- public feeling" and not a mandate [ New Jersey because of c c r t a i n (continued from page one) to the oid-tim* "town meeting" Homestead Golf and Country Club, Spring Lake Heights, receives her watch from Charles E. Kohlhcpp, tion, inquired about the prepara- aspect, of the conduct of school af- to school officials...... '-.- • : technicalities In state laws. Thes president. The 25-Year Club comprises acllve and retired employees who have 25 or more years of service. had many years of experience in hospital administration.; tion of the .grounds. Mr; Hickey ad- fairs and brought competent public difficulties now have-been Ironed Other new members who received watches arc (left to right): Kenneth T. Cook, Lakewood; John O. mitted no < grounds plan had been Mr. Hoff went further into the out, the state commander s a 1 d, Sickles, Oceahporl; George R. Schneider, Wayside; Mr. Kohlhcpp; Howard F. Wray, South Amboy; Julius . According to Mr. Barth, this interest to put school' problems out cautions to be observed in the us.' decision to build a new hospital drawn as yet Mr. Hoerster stress- of the range of the present-day and minor changes have been Marks, Matawan; Miss Brazo; Herbert C. Ludewig, Westfield; John A. Accrra, Long Branch; Harold T. ed It was imperative that the de- oHay committees. He discussed made so that the legion's life in- Edgcomb, South Amboy, and Augustus M. Addison, Belmar. was not made 'overnight'^ Mem- hazy conception that all that mat- reservations-to be pgt on thejr use. bers of the commuted have con- velopment of the physical educa- tered was getting the "utmost in surance plan now has been approv- William J. Nagle, Kcyport, was unable to be present at the dinner. He.will receive his watch at a later tion and athletic facilities on .the from evils that had cropped up ed by state authorities. date. • • 7 . * ducted surveys and analyzed sta- education. while paying the least elsewhere when they had been tistics,, with the encouraging re- grounds should go along at the taxes possible to support educa- established, particularly when their The plan, which has been in op- same timing as the development tion.' - • . • eration in 47 other states, Is gain- Attorney Alfred J. Scottl docu- witnesses to "bribe transactions" sults that 97 per cent of bayshore functions have been abused to con- residents are in favor of the plan of the building. He suggested rent- vert them into popularity promot- ing popularity among members of was graduated with a Bachelor of In buildings in his neighborhood. ng Old Bridge Stadium for athlet- John Partridge described a lay Bribes Charged His parish runs from 79th to 95th and have indicated their willing- ers for the board or the school the veterans' organization, Mr, Sacred Theology Degree and was ic contests if the facilities for committee as a cross-section of the Town said, and is expected to (continued from page onu) St., and from Central Park West ness to contribute to the building, citizens of the community commit- administrators or they have be-. fund.. Bayshore area doctors also stands and the handling of the pub- prove equally popular among New ly pass on all information that call brdalncd an Episcopal priest in lo Riverside Dr. lic could not be- carried through ted to advise with the board of ed- come questionable blessings due to . Jersey Legionnaries. October. 1950. Mr. Gusweller said the threat are extremely enthusiastic about ucation on how the educational the connections of some of their for departmental disciplinary ac (he proposal, Mr. Barih added. on the same schedule with the membership with -school, board' polr Mailing of Insurance brochures "will not deter us in the least." program is to be developed with- 1 tion. VVc wish to ferret out thesi His first assignment was-as as- building of the school: Mr. Hickey itics or worse, regular , organiza- and application forms to the mor. sistant-priest at Holy Trinlt: A spokesman for the District At- The immedlato- task of the com- noted that the building of the out becoming "super" boards in than 72,000 Legionnaires in New people as quickly as possible." torney said the rector's informa school meant a certain unavoidable themselves. Fact-finding is t h e i r tion politics and under-cover'ma- Church, Colllifgswood. In 1951 he mittee is the fund:raising cam- neuverings. Mr. Hoff stressed the Jersey got underway about Novem Graft Collected On Vast Scale tion "is being carefully studied paign. Application: also will be tearing up of grounds as the con-especial function in the opinion of ber 15. Death benefits are basec was made rector of the area and witnesses are being called.1 Mr. Partridge. committees- must be unhampered The Rev. Mr. Gusweller ha made for federal aid under the tractors' equipment moved about and disconnected -groups if their on age at time of death and ranRi charged that city Inspectors have churches. Hill-Burton Act. Units of volun- and that It would be futile to move Pinpoints Work from $4000 for those under 35- on a landscaping and ground de- endeavors are to be of value. ments, drafted by a West Side He lived in Keyport until 1956 teers will be organized in six bay- Miss Carol Delbasco pinpointed years-of-age to-$250 for the 65-to- shore localities, Mr. Barth stated. velopment program before the 69-year-group. Once Insured, the In andlord listing asserted bribes of when he was asked to take over Diphtheria building structure was completed . surance may bs retained as long $S to SCO to firemen, cops and in- his present job as rector of the (continued from page one) in its final construction stage, as a veteran maintains his Ameri spectors, T ..,._, . ;;..;.,... Episcopal Church; of'SiTMatthew elgn Wars building in Cliffwood. "'tax Legion- membership: '•"'• S''StV'^fth;"l~'ffe'lyl''' "Mr".''Sh6Vf expres^e'd'eoncern'since Bad Fire Avcrt€d •••/'•'"• Timing frbbierh- '"'"''" MOVIE SENSATION! Born in Glen Ridge, he interrupt- some of the Slover children attend In addition to his Sunday and , (continued from page one) Mr.. Gifford agreed with Mr. ed Ills studies at Carleton College, the Cliffwood Sohool. moke and had to put on smoke Hoerster that commitments In in: . Holiday Issues Northflcld, Minn., to enlist In the weekly sermons, he conducts Rare Disease Today masks before entering the build- terscholastic athletics have to be U.S. Army during Wqrlef War 11,weekly housing clinic every Thurs- Authorities at Perth Amboy Gen- ing to fight the fire. made one or two years or more The Christmas and New advance, so that the grounds [ear's issues of The K c y p o r t During his three-year tour of duty day night, and helps youngsters eral Hospital said the disease is As one group of firemen carried and adults to learn English; The extremely rare In the nation to- he burning settee from the house, development and physical educa- Weekly and The Matawan Jour- he decided to become... minister. ion programs presented problem's nal wlU be printed on Tuesday Rev.- Mr. Gusweller l« married to day. Annual incidence of the dis- ither. firemen extinguished flames - Ordained In 1950 ease In New Jersey has almost.dis- in a knotty pine wall. While fight- of proper .timing in their own. He of the respective holiday weeks1 the former Mlsj. Suzanne Wenger, He returned to Carleton College appeared, it was reported, through ing the. fire, six members of the noted the school must be ready An early deadline must be met who was a newspaper reporter be- outside for the needs of the physi- In order lo get the newspapers o complete his studies, entered widespread program of manda- Oak Shades Fire Co. were treated ordham University to study phi' fore she decided to become a min- tory Immunization. at (lie scene by first aid squad cal education courses, one of two on the street and lo the sub- required subjects, American his- scriber before, the holidays, All losophy, and enrolled at the Gen- ister's wife in 1954. They have a The family is under the care of men for smoke inhalation. eral Seminary in New York. He Firemen believe the fire had tory being the other, of any high advertising, classified, display 17-year-old adopted son, Raymond Dr. Alfred J. Casagrande, an as- school educational program, at the and legal; news Items and pho- :allccted craft on a vast scale and Earl, now serving In otho U.vS. sociate of the township physician, leen smouldering for some time. jlocked his efforts to clean up the same time that academic courses tographs must be into the office Marines. , ,' ' - with offices at 166 Main St., Mat- They theorize that a cigarette are started In the classrooms. of the Brown Publishing and 'eStSlde slums. He already has awan, Dr. Esty informed Mr. could have fallen between.the seat Printing Co. by 12 o'clock noon urned over to Mr, Hogan a list On Monday, a threat against the Short yesterday. and the back of the settee the Joseph Hoff, a board mem- with single fl.8 lens on Monday, Dec. 22, In order to Rev.Mr. GusweJJer's church and names of persons with "first Mr. Short said there are num- night before and been smouldering ber, asked about offices for heads Complete with 3 lenses, be published In the Dec. 25 Is- land knowledge" of bribes paid life was made In a crudely scrawl- Incc. Water to fight the blaze of academic departments. Mr. only $119.95 sue. The same deadline will be ed note received In the morning erous health violations at the chil- cops, firemen" and building in- dren's home. He added the town- came from a hydrant installed dur- Hickey said that these were not effective for the Jan. 1, 1959 Is- mail. The note read: "Lay off else ing the summer at the insistance provided because of the expense jectors, and Mr. Hogan has made we blow your church up. You will ship probably will take steps to sue, with. 12 o'clock noon on, ans to subpoena several tone- -f Lloyd Rd. residents. It was lo- factor involved and there was on- Monday, Dec. 29, the latest hour be cut down to size. The Gang." condemn the house when it finds ncnt owners on the basis of the the disease confined and the quar- oted in front of the Morizio house. ly one high school of which he Here's Ihe lowest priced automatic for the acceptance of advertising, The police are checking it for knew, in the other Madison, where ector's allegations. Mayor Robert fingerprints and some clue to the mtine ends. Electric Eye turret earners on thi news and photographs. ogncr had asked Mr. Kaplan to the_VDter__had_approved_tne..high s-rnirkBl—lha oasiest earners in-fl —The—corporation "uf idviHtK" gpp additional expense to allow con-' the world to operate. The miracle of light era, correspondents and others struction on such a highly depart- The crusading rector, who is 36, envelope in which It was delivered Madison High energy sets the lens for you for perfect submitting news Items Is re- as ordained an Episcopal priest Mull New Homes' (continued from page one) mentalized basis. quested to help Insure tho early t the church. . movlts every time—you just aim and shoot! Built-in filter! i 1950 and look his present po- The rector said he had given the (continued from page one) wilding from this much-used sec- Aside from these comments, the printing of The Kcyport Weekly tor would be a disruptive factor to ' lei you shoot through hire, use.same film Indoors and out. and The Matawan Journal. sition In January 1956. He has District Attorney's office tape-re- .ugh Engineer Karl Heuser to de- playout detail offered by Mr. Hick- u'rncd over to Assistant District corded testimony from "seven eye- ermine If the State Department he time schedule of classes. He ey met with common consent. He ot HcaUh would object to having round It established school. ^mo- warned the bo^rd that he could al- additional unit, added to the sys- lice to locate the gym, the audi- torium, the principal's office, and low for changes and studies of RYAN BROS tem. . ••• the cafeteria in a centermost lo- plans for a week to 10-day lay- The engineer will be instructed overs in the working force of x> make a report as soon as pos- cale of a spread-out school to pro- 119 Main St., Matawan mote accessibility. draftsmen Involved in the Merchant ible, council decided, but denied office but studies taking tnree Low Down Payment Up To 18 Months To Pay Mr. Currie's request that the per- "Old-Fashioned" Conception weeks or more would mean the mission be granted upon approval Mr. Hickey called this an "old- project wotild have to be dropped of the state. Mr. Schanck advised he delay and said a few weeks would work no hardship on the developer.- . Emmons Flics Protest BEAiraraiL WE: Earl Emmons. present municip- al garbage contractor, protested he award of a new contract for 1959, made two weeks ago by counJ cil to Alfred Storer, Robertsville. Represented by Mr. Currie, Mr. Emmons claimed he" believed the specifications..required a modern, pdekoge-type • truck to be used. Mr, fiivens said the specifica- tions included In the notice to bid- dors regarding the vehicle to be used had not been changed since they were drawn in 1351. He said they are -the same as tho specifi- cations urtder which Mr. Emmons was awarded a contract before he purchased a'new package body truck three'years ago. Meanwhile, puncan F. Black has been named by the Matawan Board of Health to Investigate how health provisions are being met in the awarding of the garbage con- tract for 1959. The health board members also expressed them- General Electric selves as concerned over what ad- ditional service the borough was getting for the added cost, amount- ing to $5630 on an annual basis. Expresses Concern Built-in Kitchens Frederick Mauer, health board president, has expressed concern whether tho new contractor has the equipment to handle carting ••• garbage on this basis. John Mullcr. as little as $20.00 a month! health, inspector, and Mr. Black repotted they had learned through "Gift of a Lifetime" ... a really worthwhile gift Inquiries that the new contractor would use a truck with a canvas bint and tkt mw Ford G-l-iit that keeps on giving "better living" nil year roiintlt cover over It to better contain tho Color styled, custom-planned .. . filled with famous garbage than tho open truck for- Announcing . . merly used. Mr. Block found that G-E work-saving nppliances'to give her more tim» this still was far from the cylinder to spend with tho family! ^ypo sanitary truck used |n cities- ~ CouhcirvotedTo adjourn a sched- The G-E Kitchen Gift CertiBcnte will bo the brightest uled public hearing on a $21,009 »tar ever to ihino on your Christmas tree bond refunding Ordinance until Dec. 22. the ordinance is to pay for Improvements to streets al- Just Married in Style to the Thunderbird!. Come itr today—-let ui .how you how easily you can ready completed and-financed by -givVher-a G-EAlream'±kitclien] temporary-bond anticipation notes. It's the newest and most exciting of all axie, a) you'll quickly see, ij as ltonder- True, Ford owner, are accustomed to - the 59 Fonls-the elegant new Galaxic; fully alhlic-way TfiuhdSbird as a low- m "Council voted to-award-full-time .luxury-_nd at the low Ford price. But AUtr mutt rfown pa/mini. municipal employees a Christmas A briglit new pcnonalityTn •"carV^amT" ^fTice Ford can ber — "niverirrFdi^ bonus, ranging from $20 to $50, and more. The Galaxie ii a full "fine car" Reception now—yon •» ioril.d. You are Car more—have you -ten anything __ We will prepare a Custom Kitchen Plan announced It will hold the next 6-paucnger exprcssiofiof Tliuiidcrbird cgrdijlljinvited, tn-com.=jnd=ie St. Mary's itall, Keyport. Roy pieces, table mats, and card 4; tions. A nail driving action game Meeting Tonight •is titled "The Young Patriots." it was announced today by Super- •provide the national estimates. The Forsberg, neighborhood commis- Walter Beyer, Cubmaster of Pack and constellation quii was under- and was written by Mary Eunice, y y p 61, Keonsburg, will discuss 'pot- taken by the Scouters, /- visor John G. Gibson of the U. S. national report covering the infor- sioner, conducted the cub section Tha December meeting of lhe 58 Lenlson Ave., Keyport. mation to be collected locally dur- luck dinners'; members of Pack The combined sections sung Census Bureau's Regional Office in ol .the Round Table. .._. •- 10,—Cliffwoodi—will- demonstrate North Jersey Shoro Alumnae Club The winner was presented with Philadelphia which will participate Ing the week of Dec 15 will be t 6r Kiipl>a~koppa~O5Sma wlii be BJrinscribed ~gol3*clisnur*tit & re-" In lhe"surveyT IaiWfiTgtonrDTC., early coitumcsTorfcarnivar parade in- gifts were made and refreshments cluding .masks, nolsemakers and held tonight at tho homo of Mrs. cent meeting of the league at Its The information collected from Jn January. Cub Scout newsmen, theme [or tho were served. Mrs. Clro Alflorl ' headquarters, Rumson. month of January, was outlined by caps. Leaders of Pack 80, Keyport, was hostess for tho evening, Mr, Harold Hart, CO Little Sliver Point local families will be combined Current Population SurVey Infor- will present hints on the Blue and Rd., Little Silver. Mrs. Hart, a tal- The play, based on a true story j with that collected In 329 other mation will be collected from, a Mrs. Chestsr . E. Johnson, den Dlugost lead tho group in singing. mother of tub Pack 1M, Hadet. Gold program, games and table ented artist, will give a demonstra- of Rebecca Bates and Sarah Win-1 areas of the country to provide the number of local families by Mrs. stunts. Closing ceremonies will bo sor's heroism during the War of national estimates. Approximately Jane Daum, Engllshtown, and Mrs. Mrs. Johnson discussed various If your figuro la short and full, tion of new idcua for Christmas phases and techniques of newspa- handled by Paul Purinlon, com decorations for tho home, 1813, will begin touring elementary 35,000 households era included Cecelia O'Connell, Toms River. mltteeman of Pack 130, •' wear v-shaped necklines and col school: throughout Monmouth each month la the Current Popu- per printing, displayed newspaper larless bodices. Select plain well County In early February. All lation Survey. These households Now is the time to advertise mats, type, proof reading aheets A feature photo section of Blue fitted sleeves rather than any typo Defcnso Bonds pay the sama parts will be acted by league are selected at random under the those unused articles for sale. A Mid described activities, games and Gold-meetings and pack ac- of full sleeve, says Monmouth rate of interest as the War Bond! members, who will also design the Census Bureau's scientific camp- small ad in the classified column and projects for cub participation. tivities will be on display. County Home Agent Mrs. Lonm you bought during tho war. Duy costumes and sets. ling program to provide a repre- will turn them into cash for you.1 A makeshift camera was dem- Edward Ferrari and Carl Rath' K. White. somel • The author, Mary Eunice, was I born in Rochester, N.Y., of Eng- lish ancestry. She married a World War II veteran, Joseph H. Spagnola, and has an 11-year-old son, Jeams. Mary Eunice (her pro- 3 Big Reasons Why More People Are Shopping At Acme! fessional name) -Is; a character sketch artist and teaches speech and drama at St. Mary's School, I New Monmouth. She has toured, with the USO, was on radio, play-i ed summer slock, and also ap- peared In off-Broadway theater groups. ••..., PVT. JOSEPH WALTER Founder of Mary Productions, at .one time a theatrical group, but with the Second Armored Division now continues, as a charitable at Fort Hood, Tex. Pvt. Walter, group, they send royalty-free son o[ Mr. and Mrs. Frederick S. scripts for non-profit groups all Walter, 22 Golden St., Cliffwood, over the world. Writings to Mary- attended Matawan High School. Eunice,, developed as* a necessity. She has written more than 90 Marks Taking Course plays produced in the 17 n i t e d Edward L. Marks, seaman, ap- States, Africa, Australia,, England prentice, U. S". Navy, son of Mr. and Japan. These plays have been and Mrs. John Radin,' Texas Rd On World (produced mostly by schools, com- Matawan, is attending the Radio- "munlty groups and churches.' man School, at the Naval Station, Famous... "The Young Patriots" was writ- Norfolk, Va. ten several years ago.and never Students at the school are train- produced. It was dedicated to the ed to operate'transmitters, radio REVERE WARE author's, son,' Jeams, two of his direction finders, teletypewriters Ideal for the perfect Christmas Gift! Lower than discount young 'friends and all youthful pa- a n d radio receiving equipment triots. : >.;-v.v .•.-•• ."' They also, are taught to transml prices. See all pieces oh display at till Acme Markets. and receive messages by Intemar tional Morse Code and type Incom- Holiday Vocation ing messages. Tnc 16-week coursi Dates Set By Monmouth started Nov. 10. — ^Acmt J-ndli and i/egetabiei — Monmouth College's revision o f Hellman Visits Genoa its former, two-week Christmas va- James Heilman, seaman, USN, cation is one. step In what has son of Mrs. Beatrice Hoilman, 303 been a conscious effort during Harrison Ave, Union Beach, b these years of national cducation- serving aboard the heavy cmisei ar emergency" to reduce time lost USS Des Monies, which visited : through unnecessarily'long vaca- Genoa, Italy, Nov. 6 to 14, after ORANGES tions. Announcement of the follow- 10 days of fleet exercises off the ing vacation dates was made dur- coast. JUICY FLORIDA ing the early part of this year The Des' Moines flagship for with the publication of the college's the U.S. Sixth Fleet, operates out, doz. catalog. of Villefranche, France. Christmas vacation will Include nine days, starting Friday evening, ' • , . Peck Graduates 35- - Dec J9, and, ending-Monday morn- _^Eugcno-F,-Peck, son of FANCY-WESTERN ing, Dec. 29. The New Year vaca- Mrs. Eugene F. Peck, Route CHUCK ROAST tion 'Will. start Wednesday after Box 179A Keyport graduated noon, Dec 31, and will end Fri from recruit training Nov 29 FAMOUS day jlnornmg, Jan. 2, 1959. the Naval Training Center Great Broccolii Lakes III LANCASTER BRAND TrnL.graAlatlon.exeranM_Jiark __ J.ONG ISLAND ing the •rtTot Sine wieE dTOGoot 7 Frid Hiiriker jr.,'son of Mr and camp Included a full dress pa Mrs.? Fred" W" Hilfiker. 28 Stl rade and review before military of ""Potatoes-10&29= George PI., Keyport, recently ficials and civilian dignitaries pledged Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity nine weeks of instruction, the HALVORSON-NATURAL SPRUCE, FIRE RESISTANT at the University of Miami,-Coral "raw recruit" is developed into You art always lure of more and better eating when you choose famous Lancaiter Brand, meats, because Gables, Fla. A sophomore, Mr. Hil- Navy Bluejacket, ready for duty all cuts are properly trimmed before weighing according to Acme'* SAV-U-TRIM policy ,,, better flavor fiker Is majoring in human rela- with the fleet. Christmas Trees 51.39 every time... alwayi priced to save you moneyl ,n, -' ' tions In UM's College of Arts and Sciences. " '•,-•• ' Given Scouter Award , — ZJrrozen Ixoodd'—. LANCASTER BRAND-3 in 1 COMBINATION ' Awards for veteran service; Have You Been ranging" from 15 to 40 years, were FARMDALE - BEEF, CHICKEN or TURKET Y Thinking Of Having presented to 16 volunteer Scouters at the recent annual Recognition Chucks O' Lamb 39< A Room Or Rooms Banquet of Monmouth Counc il, .Roast, Chops and Stew all In one package.,, and economically priced tool Boy Scouts of America, at Sea Roast Chops and Stew all In one packageand economically priced fool r. Redecorated? PIES 5 Girt Inn. The awards were pre- S 5 Mix or MatchpStock up at AcmeVlow, Low Price sented by William Mattison, Wes 1 Free Estimates Allenhurst, council commissioner, LANCASTER BRAND - CHUNK or MIDGET ' ' Beefloaf " ^MOKto" ~ tW? ~'~~' assisted by John D. Vliet, district DOWNYFLAKE . :.^ . executive for the Great Northern WM.WEIGAND District of the council. Waller J Waffles 2 S 29c *65 Bayer, Cubmastcr of Pack Tit, Jones Sausage CO 4-1151 , Keansburg, received a 25-year vet- eran award. IDEAL - ALL FLAVORS Poinsettias ICE CREAM Grave Blankets - Wreaths PINEAPPLE pm • 1 Roping - Polled Plants c GRAPEFRUIT UliliK IDEAL Dish Gardens • Sprays % ...139 CHICKEN-NOODLE and pkg. TOMATO-VEGETABLE of3 Boyce Florist SERVE WITH.., *9OIIP Highway 35, Keyport Across from Loew'i Drlve-lB~- Parti-topping '^49 BUTTERSCOJCH • CHOCOLATE FUDGE • MARSHMALLOW •CHOCOLATE Green Giant Peas 3 49
• — vSanea L/oods — # Ping Pong VIRGINIA LEE-FRENCH Ehlcf s Coffee 1 Tables— Apple Pie 49 Tomatoes .?>~ 2-59 OtiE PIECf TOP 5'xy HOMESTYLE SUPREME loM STRONGHEART and Br6dU OLD FASHIONED D o 9 F o o d 6 -• 49« Complete Base VIRGINIA LEE =€HRISIMAS SPECIAL WHITE or COLORS 6 ... '•— Jjairif Zravonttt — $23.70 Complete r/ Jj BORDEN'S - 5c OFF DEAL ' ' ASK FOR OUR US) CALENDAR -New Low Coffee Prices !- Cream Cheese ;:30 ASCO-MEDIUM BLEND IDEAL - 5c OFF DEAL. Matawan Lumbe KTRA SHARP The Frimdhf Lumlii; 'inn telephone LOwell 6-4500 — 4501 "'.:. AH *jv«rti»* : - ,r* *.:•... BEGINNING at fhe northeast cor A car out of control on Rout Hit-Run Viqtira ner of TUIUI SlaleBlr'e land, on the 35, Cliffwood,• rammed, a utlllt, south side ot the mill pond pnd what Keyport Police, working: with was formerly known as the northeast pole and then smashed into th corner ol Joseph Johnson's planta- corner of Burmester's roadstara meager clues, today are pressing tion and running thence according to HE^LP WANTED FOR RENT HOUSES: FOR SME FOR SALE First Section their search for the hit-run driver the bearing of Ihe needle September ACCORDION MICKEY has 120; Sunday, by report of Patrolmai 1, 1S73 U) South 36 degrees:and 15 1 TWO furnished rooms and bath, •KEYPORT residential area, corner Page Fourteen Dec. 11, 1331 Ralph Wallace, Matawan Townshit of a car that struck down and fat minutes east 12 chains and 40 links SALES HELP WANTED ol Osborn and Warren Streets , bass piano electrified accordions' along eald Johnson's; line to the Men or Women heat and electric supplied. Call at reasonable prices and have- Police. John' Cupsie, 53, of ' 5K ally injured Michael Semajkevich northeast corner ol the Atlantic Cem- before noon or after 7:30 p.m.Fhree bedrooms, dining room, Lloyd Rd., Matawan, reported tha etery; thence (2)' North -76 degrees Part or Fiill Time kitchen, full cellar, garage; hot room for 12 pupils at your home C9,.of 163 Luppatatong Ave., Key-and 29 minutes east along said Cem- UNLIMITED EARNINGS KEansburg 6-1977J. . jvjtl or my studio. 45 James Avenue, 133 Matawan Twp he was driving In the outside lam etery and Mrs. Sarah Cooper's lot water baseboard heat, nicely land- jvhma car In back of him flash port, on Route 35 at its intersec- 13-chains-ond-25-llnkB-to the -north- It la Up To J MODERN—3—room—unfurniEhcd ldidNJe!l^3L7l97l900 east corner of said Cooper's lot; scaped, outslde"play.peir1dr"chilr EcLheadiigiifci. to.pass,.. .„.;. _;.'.; tion with .Chjngarora Aye. •—-_- thence • 13)'South- D-degrees-and- 53 S&W FRANKLIN SALES apartment; especially desirable dreri. Easy terms can be arrang- WJ18 1951 Mr. Cupsie said he moved hi Mr. Semaskevich, employed on a minutes cast S chains,and 35 links 37E. Front St., Keyport._ ... for newly married couple.-. Must ed. F.H.A. approved;.must,see in- TWO. PAIR of; girl's white ice to Annie Strong lot; thence (4) North Phone: COlfax 4-3205 Police records clerk Ralph Wal pick-up' truck to the inside Ian part-time ,basls as a dish washer 68 degrees and 50 minutes east along see to appreciate. Call COlfax terior to appreciate. • Inquire with- said lot and William Comb& Let 5 wjtf 4-3405. . ;• ': wjtf skates, sizes 13 and 1; .two pair of lace reported that up until this to let tho driver by only to hav at the Keyport' Diner, was found chains and 60 links to John Van in, 91 Osbbrn Sft Keyport. " wjtl boys' ice skates, sizes 4 and 5. Call week there had been 133 traffic the motorist to the rear tontinu Mater's lot; thence (5) North 12 de- face down on Chjngarora Ave FEMALE egg candlers, experience MODERN 3Vi rooms, UIo bath, hot LOwell Willow minutes west along saltf Heyer'a lot wj27 TWO FAMILY house near, town; 2 lane. Mr. Anderson told Patrol- Ave., Matawan. The drivers agreed alerted Immediately by the officers 13 chains and 64 links to the mill APARTMENT, 3 rooms, furnished, car garage, . corner property, Wednesday arid Thursday. Can be pond; thence (13) Up to southerly seen at VFW building Friday, 57 man James Hoyt, township police, the damage was not serious. The who also issued an alarm for' the edge of said pond and its several EXPERIENCED truck driver for available immediately. All util- goodincome, $12,700. Sterling-Mc- report, curiously enough, listed hit-run driver over Monmouth courses to the Beginning, Containing ities supplied; children' accepted, Cann, Real Estate, Broad "Street, Front Street, Keyport wjll • he was going 50miles-per-hour and 4l.acresVand 77/100 ot ah acre, be produce delivery, J85 per week. sought, to avoid collision'by pull- both cars as having collided so a: County police radjo. It Is believed the same more or less. Steady job, references; write Box $80 per month. Call LOwell G-38G2. KeyporL Phone COlfax 4-1376. jll to have damaged their tall lights WESTINGHOUSE refrigerator, ex, ing over into the slow lane as he the auto Is damaged on.the"right G in care of this newspaper, wjll APARTMENT, 3 rooms, unfurnish- FOR SALE cellent-'condition, $35; wooden, applied hlsi brakes. But the truck side and is blue. Fragments of Excepting out of the tracf of land REGISTERED nurses, all shifts, ed, nice neighborhood; recently re- bed frame, any offer; outside ' also pulled lover. Then he tried to above described the tract containing glass found at the scene Indicate 3 and 12/100 acres more or less con- Write Box M • in care of this decorated, all utilities supplied; Aluminum Windows tables, etc., call LOwell 6-6362 after pull back to the fast lane, the Dolan Enters New veyed to Anni« H. Taylor, widow. nice, large" porch, near schools, 6:30 p.m. wjtf a headlamp on the vehicle was to Garret E.'Buck dated September newspaper. ~_ WJU Venetian Blinds Red Bank man claimed, but there 15, 1020 and recorded in the Mon- stores, busses; only $60 per month. was not room to clear the end of broken. . •". •••"- mouth County Clerk's Office at EXPERIENCED beautician. Call Children accepted; available De- Free Estimates 1956-House Trailer, 30 ft. Westwood' Plea To Charges Freehold, New Jersey, In Book 1125 COlfax 4-401B. wjll NoMoney Down sleeps 4; completely furnished, the tmcfisand collision resulted. Mr, Semaskevich, who was uiv of Deeds on pages 80 etc. cember 15th. Call LOwell 6-3862. Carefully Observed Highway A 39-year-old Keyport man in- NURSES AIDE for 12 a.m. to 8 Karl A. Frantz, COlfax 4-3405. excellent condition, must sell, price married, was born in R u s s i a in AIBO excepting a tract conveyed APARTMENT, 4 rooms, hot water •.•". wjtl $2100 or best offer. Call LOwell .: Mr. JUannlng. claimed he had ileted withjwo others for olleged- by deed from A. Milton Soffel and a.m. shift. Call or apply between made careful observation of the June 1889, the son of Thomas and wife to William S. Clayton dated furnished, $55 per month. Inquire 6-0686 after 5 p.m. wjll y attempting^ tap the bank ac- December 19, 1047 and recorded In 1 and 4 p.m. Mt. Pleasant Manor '• highway before lie left Hub Cap Christine (Rajek) Semaskevich. He Jie Monmouth County Clerk's OI/lcc LaConte's Shoe Store, 66 W>Front 1 :ount of another Keyport man, Nursing Home, 38 Freneau Avenue, ENCYCLOPEDIA' SUMP PUMP, new; one Oxweld ""•J6e s;~sd"Mr;™Anderso"n" m u s t- ihanged his plea from not guilty to came to Keyport from his home- l,n. Boot 2151. of deeds page 104. Matawan. Call LOwell 6-4633. wjll Sheet, Keyport. Coll COlfax 4-4063 burning and welding torch, com- Also excepting that portion of, said or COlfax 4-6033. wjll have come very fast. Mr. Ander- lonvult before Judge Klemmer land, where he settled in 1912. He premises lying east of the street or plete with regulators, blow pipes, son's car had a shattered wind- KaHelssen in Middlesex County had been employed as a ceramics road known as New Street which Is USED GARS FURNISHED ROOM, suitable for cutting heads', .cleaners and gog- shield, battered in front fenders, Included in a tract of 5.22 acres one or two persons, near busi- 1953 edition direct from^publisher; Court Thursday. worker at the Architectural Tiling conveyed by said A. Milton Soffcl 1957 RAMBLER station wagon, send for free color brochure and gles. Cair LOwell 6-4493 or Inquire I hood and roof. The Manning truck and wife, to Katerlna Barth by deed ness center. Telephone LOwell N. H. Harper, 321 Wilson Avenue. Harold A. Dolan of 63 Atlantic Co., Keyport. dated May 24, 1040 and recorded In radjo, heater, over drive, snow details of BOOK-A-MONTH pay- lost Its"left rear undercarriage, its St., Keyport, was Indicted for tak- ho Monmouth County Clerk's Office tires." Call LOwell 6-2877. Wll" 6-1397. • - jll* Matawan. 4 • wjll . tail lights and rear tires. in Book 2212 of Deeds page 444, ment plan. Write Box 461, West-, ing part in an attempt to forge o Mr, Semaskevich, the first auto- THREE ROOM apartment, furnish- field, N..J. •„-•.- • • WJ18 gg^- ".Later that day, when snow;-was check for $437S against the account The said party of the first port al- DODGE 1951 ed or unfurnished. Call LOwell "-falling, an accident of seeming mobile, fatality within the'borough so, reserves ana excepts out of the Excellent condition, 6 cylinder, SHOPPERS ol Harry MT- Aumack formerly of above described premises the follow- 6-4230: jll WARM AtR HEATING- lesser Intensity "occurred oh Am- limits this year, is survived by ing: gyro, overdrive, beautiful one own- INSTALLED • DELIGHT Keyport, a guard at Marlborohis sister, Mrs. Peter OsopSvlch, boy Rd. near Route 35 when cars •ate Hospital. The offense took BEGINNING at ait Iron pipe In the er car; looks and runs like new. SERVICE Furnaces, Air Conditioning, Oil driven by Pasquale DePalraa, 31, New Brunswick, and two'- nieces, center line of New Street on a course Heater and defroster, car com- YES MR. 4 MRS. SHOPPER ^ce between Mar. 15 and April of South 12 degrees 38 minutes west LET US consolidate all your bills Burners, Sheet Metal work. Install of 81 Suydam Ave.,Matawan, and i. Mrs. Nicholas Pontus, Franklin a distance of 203.86 feet from a 'spike pletely winterized; economical and now for bur special summer prices. YOU WILL BE DELIGHTED Albert Nappi, 27, Center St., Union marking the' center lino of the Van- excellent transportation. Must sell; Into one bill and make one month- WHEN YOU SEE THE Another figure In the case, John Township, and Mrs. Paul'Rood, derburgh-Uolmdcl Road - with New ly payment. Call • SHadyslde 1-9599. Floor Furnances Installed, only Beach, collided In front of the Street, said beginning point being al- 111 sacrifice to quick cash buyer. $225; cash or time payments. Call QUALITY AND COMPARE Keypoft Lumber Co.. warehouse, Y Gallagher, 22, of 261 End Ave., Mllltown. so tha most southeast corner of the kill price $285; call LOwell 6-3862, lelford, changed his plea from not property now or formerly owned by DOMESTIC HEATING AND AIR PRICES Mr. Nappi told Capt. J. Edgar Funeral services were conducted Joseph Form an -and continuing ac- Miss Marcey. wjll ATTENTION LADIES CONDITIONING COMPANY, days, ;ultty to non'vult Dec. 3 after a cording to Magnetic Meridian of Oc- —_-Wilkinson,-townshlp_polIce,..-. th a t yesterday at 9:30 a.m. at the Bran- tober 22, 1051: thence (1) Soutli 12 Have your kitchen floor, any size, LOwell 6-4331. evenings, COlfax . Mr. DePalma had made a left ury of four men and eight women degrees 38 minutes west along the Situation Wanted cleaned, waxed and polished pro- AVAILABLE ON OUR—'' - son and Son Funeral Home, 152 center line of New Street 200 feet to 4-1680: Office and shop located on turn, in • front ol him without al- had been selected to hear his case. WILL wash and iron all types of fessionally for J1.50. Call Ed. Ken- LIBERAL CREDIT PLAN The third man, Howard Hubbs, an Iron plpo thchco (2) North 66 de- Route 35, Cliffwood, N. J. wjtf lowing due distance and it was im- North Main St., Mllltown. A serv- grees 32 minutes west and parallel curtains; also stretch curtains in nedy, COlfax 4-3433. , wjll possible for Mr. Nappi, to Brake 37, Bradevclt Rd., Holmdel, is ex- ice followed at 10 a.m. at St. Pet- !20 feet to a stake; thence (3V North USED TELEVISION SETS pected to go on trial this week. 12 degrees 38 minutes east and paral- my own home. Prompt service. his car on the snowy surface. Doth er's and St, Paul's Russian Greek el to New Street 20O feet to a stako CalI,PArkway 1-3595. ~ wjtf HUNTERS Large selection to choose from. WE . Committed To County Jail In the southerly *41ne ot Joseph For- Have your deer prepared for freez- VILLAGE TV, 20 E. Front Street, cars were smashed, in at their left Orthodox Church, South River, man's lot; thence (4) South 68 de- GENERAL housework by the day, INSTALLS SERVICE fronts. •••;•••• . • . . County Judge Kalteissen revoked grees 32 minutes east along the ing.- Call COlfax 4-0347 between Keyport. \ . wjtf with the Rev. Philip Pccliinsky of- southerly line of Joseph Forman's full time or part time in Keyport 9 a.m. and 0 p.m. wjtf REPQOPREPAK ' There alio'were two accidents lubbs'bail and ordered him com- Lot 220 feet to the paint of Begin- or Matawan. Call Lois Brewer, OVER $200 American Flyer train; ~^~ Saturday. In a crash arRoutir3J ficiating. Interment followed In the ning:^ ittted-lo-the-county^Jall^becauso C •Gltwnn fi-i)4!Hl - wjlj PROPERTY OWNERS price. $65. Call LOwell 6-3C07. wjll TUBELESS BOILERS and Antboy Rd. between cars op- he had failed to obtain counsel. Containing .058 acres.' " JSRUE color map'madB-or-your erated by Gayle E. Beebe. 17, Eat- Premises located on.New Street, WILL DO janitor work, truck driv- ALL MUSICAL Instruments for reriT BSSEBOARD-RADIAHO* Gallagher was brought there from Colts Neck)-Atlantle Township. New ing, any type general work. Call land. Used for landscaping, selling oritown and'Ahder H. Ahl, 407 New Monmouth County, where lie is be- crsey property -etc., average cost $5. or sale at low prices,. when you Tho approximate amount of the Alonzo Hollamon, Gibson 6-9490 or take lessons from professional ' HOT AND COLD WATER Providence, both cars had'to be ing held on a similar charge ac- Suspend Sentence udgmem to be satisfied by said sale KEansburg M527. w]18 write Box-23, Englishtown. wjll teachers at The Music Spot, 31 E. WINTERAND SUMMER removed from the scene, according cording to Prosecutor Warren Is the sum of 113,662.00 together to Patrolman John Klnnane, tpwn- with the. costs of this sale. DRIVING to Florida, would like- FRAN'S Hnppy Day Nursery for Front Street, keyport Phone.COl- Yileritz. Dolan is free on ball.. In Fraud Case IRA E. WOLCOTT, Sheriff. children ..of working or shopping ship police. Miss Beebe claimed Dated Nov.. 8. • 1958 • to have someone help with driv- fax 4-5998. private lessons $2 jj). _ ;6iLMONT£[S TO PAY •she was headed north on Route 35 According to tho prosecutor, be- George T. \Carson, former pres- Alexander Lov'chuli. AUy. - ing, 'fleosf call COIlax 4-7899 alter mothers. ' Hot lunchea &upp\Jedi when the southbound AM car cut tween Mar. 19 and Apr. 15, the ident of Chemical Electronics. !En- Jll 12.1 , . 6 p.m...... , . , wjll reasonable rates. Call LOwell TWO winter coats, size II to 12, FREE ESTIMATES' rlo forced a check for $4375 with ;lnecring, Inc., Matowfln. Friday 7-238 •'• .C-5308. -••••• wJ29 1 year old; $25 for both, good in front o( her; to veer off the SHERIFF'S SALE WILL BOARD one horse; Cheese- condition. Call COlfax 4-5414. highway onto Arnboy Rd. She said he name of Harry Aumack, received a suspended three to nine SUPERIOR COURT quake area. Call LOwell 6-0175. ALL MAKES of gas ranges, gas year.state prison term for fraudu- OF NEW JERSEY heaters repaired, serviced and • WJ11* GIVE US A CALL AT she pulled'away to the right to Smlthburg, in Monmouth County. CHANCERY DIVISION wjll avoid collision but Mr. Ahl was lent conversion of company funds MONMOUTH COUNTY installed. Oven control repaired. 16,FT. Shellcraft, sleeps 2, 25 HP LOWELL 6-4361 coming too fast. Mr. Ahl, on the Jsing the alias of Donald Randel, md Impersonating a public officer. • Docket No. F-2S38-S7 LEGAL NOTICE D. Watts, .call COlfax 4-4397. wjll' Johnson outboard. Must see this jallaghcr opened an account with Sentence was Imposed by Mon- Arrow Savings and Loon Associa- other hand, claimed he had clear- c tion, a New Jersey Corporation, Plain* T-J17 boat to appreciate; $700. Call-COl- THE BARGAIN HOUSE ed to go through but it was Miss he check at tho Bordcntown mouth County Judge John - Gi- tiff vs: Arthur Elder and Mary Elder,- Sheriff's Sale Now Is the time to advertise fax 4-5414 after 6 P.M. . WJ11' ordano, who placed Carsonr on pro- ils wife, Defendants - . * Monmouth County Court ..TENNENT RD., Beebe that came on so as to ram branch of the First National Bank bation for five years and fined.hlm Dy virtue or a writ of execution in - Law Division those unused articles for sale. A MORGANVILLE his auto needlessly. the above stated action to me direct- Docket-No. SH3-3-342 DINING room table, 5 chairs, buf- 1 if Soyrevllle. $500.' ed, I shall expose for. sale at public The Matawan Bank, a Corporation, small ad in th<*>,classified column fet and server, $30; crib "and „ . Second, Accident. vendue. at the Court House In the Plaintiff vs: Roger Miner and Flora Less than a week later, Galla- Carson, who lives on Amelia Borough of Freehold, County of Moo- MItter Defendants • . . . • will turn them Into cash for you. mattress, $15; chitferobe, $5r car- MARLBORO LUMBER The • second accident also In- gher returned to the bank and mouth. New Jersey, on Monday, the By virtue of-a writ of execution In riage,-$10; all.in good condition. Circle, Little Silver, had pleaded 29th day of Dec. 1058, at 2 o'clock, the above stated action to me di- volved turning. John S. Doollng, drew a $4300 check made' out to no defense to seven counts of an "^.M. -Prevailing Time. rected, 1 shall expose for tale at PARKER Boarding Home for aged Inquire Milono, 5 Kearney Street, :. CO. * 53.'South Amboy, driving aplckup * ALL that tract or parcel of land cash on hli new account. Accord- indictment charging him with cqn and premises hereinafter particularly public vendue, at tho' Court House men and women; 24 hour super Keyport. WJir EVERYTHING in the building line " truck south on Lower Main St., verting $534.28 of his firm's money described, situate In the Township of mv the Borough of Freehold, County vision; individual diets. Licensed for that new home. Open 4 nights Ing to the prosecutor, 10 minutes Matawan. In tho County of Monmouth of Monmouth, New.Jersey, on Mon> CHRISTMAS trees, Nova Scotia's claimed that Fred Johnson, 23, of after he left the bank,- it was to his own uso In; 1955. Prosecutor day, Ihe 15th day of Dec, 1038, at by state of New Jeresey.' Reason- finest Balsam just arriving; live a week until 6 P.M.,' Friday and " 782 Greenwood Ave.rLaqrence Har- -and State.of.New. Jerseyi.; a o'clock, P.M.-Prevailing Time. Saturday until 5 P.M, Sunday, 1 learned the. original check was Vincent" P. Keiiper said. Carson •.BEING known and designated as All the defendants' right, title and able rates. 1% miles south of trees, wreaths, roping, mistletoe, bor, stopped a car'so quickly in Lota Nos. 22 nnd.-23-tn. Block T, as Forged," but' a suspicious bank tel- no longer Is' conected with, the Interest, If any, In and to the fol- Matawan light. Highway 34; oppo- tinsel, red Ruscus, electric light P.M.' Located next, to Julia'* Iront of. him as to cause a rear electronics firfn ', after* selling'" outHhown'on the map entitled "Map of lowing: V Drive-In Restaurant, U. S. Hwy 9, ler had taken the license number qilrtwOo : d ' Heights, situated at Cliff-' All those certain lots, tracts or site White Gate Inn. Call LOwell sets; all types indoor and outdoor end collision. Mr. Johnson claimed his Interest In 1955; ''-'•'•,_ •"•'•''; V-wood, Monmauth County, New ' Jer- pa>arcelr a of land, hereinafter partial- 6-0611. • ijtf decorations, wholesale and retail: Call Gibson 6-9624. Jtf • he was slowing down with a left of Gallogher'Bvcarwhen he drove "A second Indictment ''against sey" filed In tho Of/lcc of the Clerk larirlly described, . situate, lying and away.".' * - . " . ' of. Monmouth County. be^elni g In the -Township ot Matawan, ART'S driving school, located in See Marie at Marie's Farm Market, 16 INCH tricjele, brand new, still blinker oh for a (urn to • Gerard Carson charged him- with repre- The above are described by mites 1 MonmouthM . County, New Jersey. Rt. 34, Matawan; stand with yellow in carton;- a bargain at $10. Call Ave. when the pickup truck slam- senting himself as an agent of the and bounds as follows, according to Being Lots Nos. 30 and 31, Block South River. Will come to your survey -mado bv Robert Grecnberg K, on a map entitled "Map of CUU- home. Call CLIfford 4-7431. w24 awnings. "wjll LOwell 6-4172. . Jll med into his auto. The right rear Passed Truck At Btate Alcoholic Beverage Control Associates, dated Anrll 17, 1950: wood Heights, situate at Cltffwood, of the car and left front end of May 7 at the Idle Hour Inn. Route BEGINNING at the Intersection of Monmouth County, New Jersey". ' 33, Leonardo, Mlddletown Town- the Westerly line of-Bayvlew Street Being and Intended to be the.same the truck were crushed in, accord- Intersection, Fined and the Southerly, line of Atlantic property purchased by Roger MItter Ing to Patrolman Wallace, town ship. He pleaded no defense to the Avenue; V' and Flora' MItter by Deed recorded Magistrate Luther A. Foster, Indictment thence (1) running South 51 degrees In the Monmouth' County Clerk's Of- ship police, who investigated. 2 mlnuics 50 seconds west fice in Book 2313 of Deeds for taid Patrolman Hoyt reported anoth- Matawan Township, Tuesday lined along Atlantic Avenue loo County, page 449 etc. Also Sentenced feel; ' Premises located - at Cllffwood, : BUSINESS SERVICES \ er accident at Route 35 and Clltf- Jack Dale, Newark, (10 and $5 costs and dismissed charges Also on Friday Judge Giordano thence (2) running South 23 degrees Township of Malawan, New Jersey . wood Ave. Dec. 3 in which the sentenced Albert Caldcs, David 32 minutes 10 seconds East The approximate amount ot the car standing on the highway for against Mrs. Rosa Duarte, Orchard . . 40 feet; . , . ludgment to be satisfied by said sale St., Cllffwood, in a hearing on an St., Hazlet to a suspended 20 to thence.(3) running North 51 degrees JS the sum of $223.00 together -with .^r the red light to change and driven 50 year stato prison term for a -2 mUiutcs' 50 seconds East the costs ot this Bale. ^ Television Top.Soil Contractors v by Howard B. Braswell, 43, Eaton- accident at Center St. and Route 1O0 feet-to the snld West- • IRA E. WOLCOTT, Sheriff. CARPENTER and building contrac- 35. 'Cliffwood, Nov. 13. Mrs, Duar- aeries of burglaries in July 1957 erly line of Bnyvlew Street; Dated Nov. 9, 1958 town, was rammed In the rear by and last January at business and Ilcuser, Hcuser & DcMaio, Attya. TELEVISION SERVICE TOP.SOIL tor, J. G. Mctsgor, Florence Ave., te said she was coming out of thence (4) running along the said JU 12-4 $27.72 one driven by Ernest Blum, 31, Center St. as a large vun truck houses In five shore communities. westerly side of Bayvlew Keyport. New homes, garages, all ' Red" Bank. In this accident, the Judge Giordano placed Caldos Street North 23 degrees 32 . NOTICE Call us for reliable TV service; Dietrich Bros., Inc. Trench digging! alterations and repairs. Call COl- was turning in. The truckman sig- mlnulea 10 -.ccondi West TAKE NOTICE that application hflL trucking & bulldozing. Mason sand damage was not so severe as.the nalled her to come out of the nar- on probation for five years and 40 feet lo the polin and been made to the Borough -Council of television antennas repaired and fax 4-4159. WJ12/25' ' . cars could be driven away, the of- ordered him to umlergb psychin place of BEGINNING. the Borough of Matawan, to transfer installed. Wo also- repair radios and gravel, driveway grivel, blue- row roadway, according to Mrs, Subject to unpaid taxes, the legal to Ralph Molinconlco and Anlello Mai* -fleer reported.' trie treatment. effect ot municipal ordinances and Inconico, Jr., trading as Melancholy nnd,small electric appliances. stone, cinders and top soil. 28 Dunrte, so he could turn his largi Tavern, for premises located at 21 WATERPROOFING , ;; ,Capt, Wilkinson reported anoth- van In. other applicable municipal, state and Spring Lawn Ave., Matawan. Call Cnldes was one of three men In. Federal regulations, rights of tenants Orchard Street, Matnwan, New Jcr* LOwell 6-3993 or 6-2192., WJ12/25 Basements "guaranteed dry, Call v er accident Dec. 3, A car driven dieted for tho thetts which, ac- and occupants. If any. restrictions and seyi the Plenary Retail Consumption VILLAGE TELEVISION by Thomas Wallace, 17, of 4 Fern Mrs. Duarto entered on (he high- easements of record. If any and to License No. C 7, heretofore Issued to Budd Waterproofing Co., 710 Cen- 'way only to have Mr. Dale's ca cording to the prosecutor, netted such fads as would he revealed by an New Deal Tavern for tho premises 20 E. FRONT ST. ter'St., Garwood. dale PI,, River Gardens, struck them $4500 in radio parts, motors, accurate survey. located at 21 Orchard Street. Mata* the auto of Frank Crisclllo, 42 Os-come bolting out behind the rca Dclng commonly known and desig- vvan. New Jersey. • - . . ' SUNSET 9-0777 of the truck Into the path of her hl-fl sets, palnt,...l>Inoe,ulara and nated as Southwest Corner of Bay- OBJECTIONS. If any should, be KEYPORT TOP SOIL . "• w]25 born St., Keyport, on Lower Main other merchandise, tho other two view SI. & Atlantic Ave.. CliffwDod made Immediately in writing to Ar- St. opposite town hall. It appeared car, Mr. Dala claimed Mrs. Dunr- Helchts. Malnwan Twp., New Jprsey. thur C Hall, Clerk of the Borough of COLFAX 4-1030 CARPENTER and mason. All al- te had not slopped at the Center defendants have pleaded Innocent Tho approximate amount of tho Matawan, New Jersey. BIG 8 TON LOAD $10 that the Criscillo auto was parked. to the charges and arc awaiting Judgment to be satisfied by said sale RALPH MAL1NCONICO, TOP SOIL 8 TON LOAD $12 terations and repairs. Free esti- ' Township police have an alarm St. stop street sign. Tho courl Is the uum of $7,077.00 toncther with 34 Lower Main Street, mates. Call L. Klclssler, COlfax found Mr, Dale guilty of pnssln trial. the costs of this sole, Malawan, New Jersey. • TV SERVICE TOP SOIL 8 TON LOAD $14 out for a station wagon that on i IRA E. WOIXOTT, Sheriff. ANIELLO MALINCONICO, JR. ROAD GRAVEL 8 TON LOAD $14 4-3282. : . • • W12/11 • Dec. 2 sldcswiped the car of at an Intersection, thereby causing Dated Nov. 1.1, HISS 52 Gerard Avenue, LOWELL 6-1600 LEGAL NOTICE Matawan, New Jersey, FILL DIRT 8 TON LOAD $ 6 "James R. Barrett. 26, ol 27 Cor-an accident. Zuckcr & Goldberff. Altys. TEN EYCK RONSON INC. Slip Covers 7.232 J25 14'4 - J47.8B $0.48 MATAWAN FILL DIRT 8. TON LOAD - $ 8 '•'''" nell Dr., Hazlet, on Lower" Main Five Garden Stato Parkway vlo . . Sheriff! Sale BRICKBATS BIG LOAD $16 PINCUSHION . St. antr fled. lators were fined. Keyport State Superior Court of-New Jersey WJ12/25 Chancery Division Cinders, sand, gravel, Milestones, Custom made slip covers and dra- Police flagged down George Mil Monmouth County Docket No. F-74U-57 : .DON'S TV SERVICE etc. Bulldozing, grading, lots clear- peries. Free estimates given, -Two-Turned-At-Once er,..Sea_Girl, for spc.Qdlns © -Edward Ornnt.-PlolnUfr v«! Dom For fafi efficient radio and tele- prV fill Jrth<- gppllpq nil tnnlfg find choose fabrics in iQu.rjDjvr)j]nme,i_ Route 34 and Peggy Dutkus, Lin nlc GrundlnclU nnfl NclUc Grindl r®TOT~ CairDorothySmTth," LOwell 6-1296. A car making a left lurn ofl den, for an improper turn ornelll,- Inisbnnil and wife, et ol. Do- septic drain beds dug. Call Mart- Icndjnts WJ12/25 in days or evenings for free esti- , wj25 West Front St. onto Main St., Key- Route 35. By - vlrtuo of A writ of exccutlo port, Dec. 3and operotedSby Wil Patrolman John McGlnty ar- In the -above stated action to mo dl Maintenance mates.- Eckel's Trucking, Wodlley- Ceramic Tile •_• reeled, I shall expoio for gala a or Btile. , > . - towri Rd., MorgShville. liam E. VanPell, 26, of 219 Second raigned Robert Park, 11 C I a r public vondue, at the Court llousi 1 HOME REPAIRS, additions, car- St., Keyport, was run Into by om St., Hazlet, (or running the Route In the Borough of Freehold, Count) The snld Rate will bo held at the Borourth Hall. IBfl-190 Main Street, In PAUL A. EGAN, JRT" of Monmouth, New Jersey, on Mon Uie^DorouEh of Matnwan, N J ,,,, Monday, December 201h, 1038 at 10 o'ctock pentry, cabinet making, painting, LOWELL 6-5707 operated by Hilery W. Bell, ,. i\ 35 and Cllffwood Ave. red ' light, day, the 15th day of Dec. loss, m paper hanging, masonry, glazing. , , T WJ12/25 CERAMIC TILE SERVICE ' Bayvlew Ave,, Cliffwood. Edwan The fine was ^5 and 55 costs. 2 o'clock, P. M. Prevailing Time. in be sold a« aforesaid and the names of 158 Broad'St., Matnwen All the following tract or parcel ol GENERALSERVICES CO. Potts; Edmunds Ave., Union Beach, land and the premises hcrclnntlei . tOwclI .6-3107 LOWELL 6-6094 also at the; Intersection, jrelatcdto LEGAL NOTICE 'TOP SOIL particularly^ described, situate, lyln JVJU- FREE ESTIMATES ;pa'trdlraan'Donald -NussV—borough —SUMMAHY On SVNOPS13 OF AUDIT ItEPOtlT Block T urn CARPENTRY, PAINTING, PA- Top soil, fill dirt and road gravel. ~wj2/r]r police, that the Bell car passed • OF,BOARD OF FinE COMMISSIONERS Est. of Garrett Curtail nnd Pens Cnrton—Main Street Dozer and backhoe service.'Lateral lib; rind then turned left directly FME DISTRICT NUMBF.R TWO <> niock'Slock 77 LoLott II PERING. All type homu repairs. Bulldozing v MATAWAN TOWNSHIP. NEW JERSEY Flchsselaer Cartnn -Main & Broad Sts. • Storm-vvindows reconditioned and installations, excavating. ', lnfo'the~p"aih"of tho VanPelt-auto 'COMPARATIVE-BALANCE-SHEET Block 0 Lots 1 St 2 i Dalanec . HaLincp rtqnsseher Cnrlan -Main S Broad Sis. . put up. Phone: COIfax 4-6536. wjll ECKEL BROTHERS Deo, 31/1057 Dec. 31, 1056 Block IW! STROTHER .&" ECKEL TRUCKING & EXCAVATINq. Bull- Henry Ellis —Main & Broad Sts. ROOF ' repairs, caulking, cellars ' Slendorn Loses License Cash -, • 1,600.11 I 1.474,3. Block 0 Lot 0 ' 103.Bl water proofed. Low. prices on 138 LOWER MAIN ST. dozing and shovel loader service. Deferred Charge to Future TnxntMm 17.000.00 | • l'l.OOO.OO St. JamcH AME Zlon Church —Block IS Par! Lot 8 MATAWAN .;••• Cellars..septic tanks, fill dirt, top William J: SIcndorn jr., 22, ol Atlantic & Johnson Aviv 01.0B asbestps or Aluminum 'siding, all SIB.G09.SI •20.474.M of Hapnah Hcnrtrlcknon —Boston Lane . • > work guaranteed. Call COlfax LOWELL 6-1993 soil, road .gravel, washed. gravel 299'Norwood Ave., Laurence Hnr- Block 18 Lot 1 2S.41 GIBSON 6-3814 " and mason sand. We1 specialize in bor, who was involved, In a fatal Cartnn Ac Cnrtnrt —Cartons Lane 4-0503 •;•••. . :.. . -wj25* LIAItH.ITIES AND SURPLUS Block 0 Lot 14 63.48 ••;•' ' Wj29 land clearing. LOwell 6-1845, Old outomobile accident .Jan. 24, InFire Bulldlnir llond siV.ooo.oo' sm.oc Edward; Bates , -Orchard Street Moving and Hauling' Tennent' Road, Box 64, Morgan- Keyport, In which Barbara^ Shcp- [>tie to Taun5ilp 21 Bloc* .32 Lots 77.79 Surplus ... l.ooa.M . i,n Unknown Owner -WashlnBlon Ave. Are you Antiques yille. wjl2/25/58 pardr East Koansburgv was "Jellied, •k A Lois JO. II, s; 17.35 has hail hiirdrivcrVUcense"revok=- llO.GHD.Bl' 42O.474..11 i -Owner * ' iild Avenue , iti WdFd T Lot 10.- - ~f~-Xt.1t floors- mtotiiiifi( r till il DcLcmljer, 31. 11)57, of Ui —Vall8tf Drive . : A or LOwell 6-5W1. Bric-a-brac,' China, Glass,! Dolls. FLOORS laid, scraped, finished Baard of Kirc Conimtnloncr* tjrp Dlntrlc-1 Number Two, Mdlnwnn Township, Rosa Messin -,'ijMoloV•.Vehlcles.'.sa.jd, that lip.ori New Jersey Is publlilud twite as required liv H s 40 151.-37. • V . Also. . Jewelry, U.S. "and Foreign stamps. . and waxed: old floors a specialty. , Frederick J Uehrle 'ffdivUlonjnvesllgallpnipyid^hcevyAS ' u:. *, -. . >i - Treasurer \ TRUCKING The Matthews* 115 Broadway, Key- Call William Prjtttfcm. CO 4-6043. or • f ( revealed of: tareless djrivlfig.; I1B 115.11. J29 $32.02 »wj!8 port. COtfax 4-1446. / wJlI/18 .P. Rahway Woman It Trapped In Vehicle A Rahway woman was hospital- Iced ai the result of an accident m early Saturday on the Garden Hnt Scctltn State Parkway. Tho accident Pet. 11. IIS8 P« occurred at the Keyport exit of 1 " the parkway in Matawan Town- ship at 3:40 a.m. Stale pollco_rc- Price Fixing May poitcd a car driven by Mrs. Phyl- lis Haydcn. M, Rahway, skidded, crossed 4ho highway, ran off theHurt Mcd Service road and down un embankment t-eRlslallon to fix tlw cut of co'v. SWIFTS SELECTED TOP QUALITY and oveTrtuniedr c«ro -"-of—»n»ol«l—Ml- Mrs. llayden, pinned under the ness could hinder prosr. nn the ter wliero she was admitted suf subjecj t Fridayy In ttu- O1J County fering from lacerations of the lelt Cotirthniisi!, Mineola, I., 1. unklr and nuilllplu contusions and Headed hy Senator ti R Metealf, the" eomniilleii - (impose, COUPON Marlln Mckc, who lnvesll|!«(cd, Is- that \vo\il 1 nmKe il sued Mrs. llnyden u summons lor mandatory for IIIMIIII in^iiianr* careless driving. - plans to pitivulii cmei i>; Mi men lul illness at an imi ••«.• of m JACK FROST more than three pri i mn ulmv I wish to thank nil my friends rates for rviMliic IIJM, I >.iliuil& for their kindnesses during my re- "There is mi *.(,.> I .IK>II| III ceifl Illness', especially the Kcynort •i'. of pirn Win.; limits HOI SUGAR Mret Aid Sjuiid and allthosn jvlio .'.uini.l tin.1 cost nf in ".ul illneM sent curds and flowers. ; of the need loi fi i (jpe o ; Yetta Hromhern nveram1," Mr,. OniMw .•>" Mill Ii'ttl" lime Is heed' foi mm Ii rawi- Imentntlpji Iwforo vo ln\o 11 rlenr plcturu uf nil the t'mt 1 lluit may bo Involved.'LMf. Dncinr mild, llln)| the need for innrv pie- Whole or Cut Up - One Price - One Quality Only cluv ili'linllloii of m>,ilai' llhieaii, uiul of the oxtimt nf II'TVIIIID UIHI Delicious • mcntol coverOBii romJenwl iledli1' Pure Imported FRESH LEAN able nnd tlw molbnd of umklnit It Hot Roasted IIIBWU, Mr. Bnetitf-mtilrttl'rtHti— TORINO opinion It In ton unr!y to Inltliite dlrect'lco lunlslallon tlnci Hut net -...Ml.you effect Would be ID llm.t furl her ex. CHICKEN OLIVE 309 tills Ulnae ln:i!|i! zlppor Oienler New Yiirk CMy nie.i, Isi- ropiilin—ropnim, in illni! New Jcritiiy, fuct, for nnylliliiKl CAPICOLA MARYLAND'S EASTERN SHORE t Pkgs. IhiW'lthuut himlm'si ranltl W( or I'litl nupply them i|ii;Hly liml III NIW limit BUI It! INIONI CIIMrANt llw rlliht prlti1. 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' •:'•' ••„• ":: '• "I and N«w tfrUt linlllul. *l Rt»'Ci««mr« ,! f '. I ' - . •: ' ' • i 1 •, • :. •• and Vice president of the college's Patrick Tooraey, Madison Park. erty, damage suffered by Harold of Dorothy and Albert Kelm, Nep- Union College Will Board of Trustees. Accepting the Raritan Couple Madison Township, ha» filed suit Anderson, 42 Ocean Blvd., Cliff- tune City, owner "and driver, re- Jerseyite Heads Receive FuncLGranti gift for the college .were Dr. Mac- for 125.000 in Superior Court be- wood Beach, is the subject of a spectively of the car In which tna Kay and Dr. Thomas Roy Jones of cause of„the death of his 'sou,(1500 Superior Court suit against plaintiffs were riding. Sues For $150,000 Richard. He was Injured fatally Northern Insurance Co., -of New President's Unit The Merck Company Foundation Weslfield, chairman of the Board Dependents are the owners of has presented a gift of *25,M0 to of Trustees. . -.. ,">•: .."'•:"" M. V. Patterson, trading at 206Nov. 26, -1957, when struck by a York. Motor vehicles of the respec- TATOjfiNAl Leonard C. Johnson, executive motor vehicle while a pedestrian that vehicle; Jack Krimaky, M«- Union Junior College's silver an- This was the first pledge, re- French St, at.Suez'of New. Bruns- tive parties collided Sept/8, 1958, tuchen, and Buckley Trucking Co., secretary of the New Jersey Man niversary development fund, it ceived by the college in the cor-wick, is defendant In a $150,000 on Princeton Rd., Madison Town- on Route 35, Cliffwood. First Section ship. Inc., Robbinsville, owners ol this ufacturers Association, has been was announced today by Dr. Ken-poration phase of jts. development Superior Court suit filed by Mr. Two Laurence Harbrfr residents Page Sixteen Dee. 11, 193appointej d general chairman of an other vehicles. neth C. MacKay, U.J.C. president. fund campaign, which' is aimed and Mrs. Patrick J. Hogan, Knoll The suit is to recover for pe-ask damages of $25,000 each in a eight-state regional meeting and Terr., Raritan Township. Henry W. Johnstone of Short at raising $1,000,000, for a building cuniary loss suffered by the par-Superior Court suit, that stems The cat gets special treatment exposition sponsored by Pres. Hills, president.of-the-foundation They claim injuries and property ents and five brothers and »isti-r» from a three vehicle accident Sept. !. -—Mr.-Jolmson'j-appolntment-wa* tri precautions by the driver, says announced recently by MaJ. Gen.; a representative of the Keystone Mclvin J. Maas, USMCR. Ret., Automobile Club In stressing some chairman of the president's com- of the dangers which can be avoid- mittee, which Is sponsoring the ed. Emphasizing the driver's add- event jointly with Gov. Robert B. - cd responsibilities because of the Mcyner's New Jersey Committee presence of children in the car,to Employ the Physically Handi- Edward P. Curran, safely director capped. James A. Hart, chairman of the governor's committee is "" of Keystone^ gives the following ad serving as honorary chairman. vice: Harry Knowles jr.; executive secre- Never leave children unsupervised tary of the governor's committee, in a car, even though it's "just for will serve as secretary to the a minute." Never leave the motor regional meeting committee. running while parked. Take keys Attending the conference will be =<5 with you. members of the respective national <^ Never btart a cor until you know and state committees, employers, that no children are in its-path public officials, representatives of front or back. private groups and individuals in Don't nllow children to stand up terested in the'employment of thg, Peach or Pineapple '. while riding, teach them to sit still handicapped. Its purpose Is to YOU CAN PUT? II Don't allow babies to be carried provide an opportunity for an ex- change of experiences, Ideas and Preserves YOUR TRUST IN'* Super-Right" Quality Meats! on someone's lap In the' front seat points of vlejv In the program for Ann l6n.4Q( Keep babies in the rear seat, or in providing greater employment op- a baby carrier, portunities lor the physically handi- Pag« far "' -Make 'sure .car doors are lacked capped. "so children can't open them acci- 3SRS TOP OR BOnOM dentally. Teach children to 1 e a v e The states to bo represented at Peanut Butter door handles alone. the conference include New York", If children start quarreling, pull New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delar Criamy imoolh off tho road and slop before try- ware, Maryland, Virginia, West Ann I2°i. 40g Virginia, North Carolina, the Dis- Come See.... You'll Save at A&PI ing Beech-Nut lb l Sahncr, president, opened the towed from the scene, One of tho PORK SHOULDERS 39V CODFISH STEAKS 39 Breaded Shrimp >« '^59° meeting by thanking all whocars had to be lifted from a road- helped make tho Thanksgiving ser- side ditch. Baby Food vices hjild at_St. JohtVs jyiolhod- Sfrilntd ChopptJ FRUITS & VEGETABLES! ~Jst "Church, Raritan Towruhip, "Stir some chocolate bits Into Nov. 20th the successful evening warm vanilla pudding so that, It 6-89° that It wcs. Mrs.' 2iseman and melts In streaks. Serve in sherbet LOWEST PRICES SINCE 1950! Mrs..^ Murk Goldman announced dishes, . suggests...the. Monmouth BAHAMAS plaris'for a "dessert" fashion Bhow County Home Agent Swift's Meats to be held on April 16, 1059, with styles presented by Gerry Price, forBablei Big new*! Now, AfcP prtli! Perth Amboy. mium-quality Coffee price*] A schedule Is being planned for EATONTOWN Cilsp. Tsnif.r -. .. ar? at the "lowest-level ta~0 a VPurim" smorgasbord to be y«ar». As always, freshly held Mai'. 22 al the synagogue in STRING BEANS 2 29c Keyport, flnd Mrs. Milton Gale Firm. Crl.p roasted Aa>F Coffee is Cus-( spoke about the annual raffle. The - Heinz torn Ground to give you all prize this year will be a portable |Rt. 35 at Circle — Liberty 2-9760 PASCAL CELERY alilk|5c the rich, full flavor you pay television set and the drawing FREE IN-CAR HEATERS Tomato Ketchup From Florida Farms '" - will fake place on Apr. 9. Mrs. Vic- Shows Nightly nt 7 P.M. for. Buy It todayl tor Miller reported that the prep- (Box Office Oiiens at . 9:30 p.m.) bslll.*3 boHIa™ SWEET CORN c* 6>»>29c aration* ie underway and the do- Fram Wislorn Farmt nor chairmen, Mrs. Paul Walfen- S Days Beg. Thursday MILD & MELLOW RICH & FlILL-BODIED VIGOROUS & WINJY fold and Mrs, Hy Bzura, reported Mai JVC that the affair this year will be a Dec 11 ICEBERG LETTUCE MB. BAG MB. BAG MB. BAG Cory Grant dexo Firm, Rips ' • luncheon on May 28. Sophia Lorcd In Purt vtgiUbli ihorUning ^.Thcjcxljbpard,meeting will be „,..,,..,_, VHOUSEBOATV ~_U .= TOMATOES t«"Mi. j».29c on Jan. 8, at the home of Mrs. In Technicolor, FramFlgrMaFanis " • !• Bzura with co-hostesses Mrs. Bert - Plus - ••n •" can Goldstein and Mrs. Jack Goldberg. "FLAMING FRONTIER" CUCUMBERS •«"5c in Rcgalscopa with ' U. •• No. t Or«d. "A" f Iz* . • In tho event of a skid, always Bruce Bennett 59< 67< b turn your front wheels In the di- - Also - Fluffo POTATOES '•««IOt u29c « Ib CM Mm CUIT0M GROUND TO GIVI YOU FrL • Cartoon Carnival 9 rection that the rear end is skid- •oU.tolor.Jihorl.nlnj' Reialo Brand 3 3 Boo AM7 All THI rUVOR YOU PAY FORI ding. To Blow down, pump the Sat-LjteHorrprFcjture 3^*1.95 brakes by rapid pressing and re- Tues. • Wed. Dec. 19-17 cello till ITC WASHED SPINACH PERCOLATOR, DRIP OR EXTRA-FINI ' leasing. Never apply brakes hard Audio Murphy LOWEST MB. CAN when in a skid as this will lock Eddlo Albert fn tho wheels and accelerate the skid. "THE GUN RUNNERS" 1 PRICE - Plus - EVER' Victor Mature Alcoa Wrap DAIRY FAVORITES! A&P Vacuum-Packed COFFEE 75« Diana Den In Aluminum foil 'Real Estate Mortgages "THE LONG HAUL" hilturlzad Proceii—Amirloiiii PlmintOi Swlai EVERY WEEK AT A&P, YOU'LL FIND lUguUr OQo Haiyyduty*l0 C A WIDE VARIETY OF.V , Personal Loans CHILDREN ALWAYS FREE i2"ijsfi.*'-- ir'ijsfi. *' MEL-O-BIT SLICES 23 GROCERY VALUES! Glvo a Gift to a Yank Who lb c Gave. Leave gift packages Italian Provolono ^L, 99 CHARLES R. BEA at any Walter Reade Ivory 12 OL Realtor Theatre. •> NIBLETS GREEN GIANT J Sponsored by Asbury Park Muenster Slices F.^I,,. £33« Post No. 125 Jewish War Liquid Detergent •Vllaf Bilai I l# Wbola Kernel Cora 4m . pit S. Orange Ave. Veterans. Swiss Slices" ,^^"5';'^' .£58*. Newark ~o Witt. «an' , am Borden's Gruyere Cheese . ;;;-33° Area Phone COIfi* MWl lb HEINZ SWEET GHERKINS Gold'n Rich Cheese . . . 69« FelsNaptha Provolone Slices Dal Monla Brand SiaaoHl Iraad INSTANT •RANULM' e TonlioK 41'rgaCflA WHOLE FIGS 2 :.55 PRUNE JUICE This Weeks Specials l.nd.d 16J.thll • pi,,.*" Jant e '** ANGEHaUwo—PlaiLn CAKar HantyE MIX ,,39 SUGAR '«l«; 2 L Laundry Bleach Parker |,rr»'Hftiid GRAHAM £33' OXFORD CREMES -toti-Freeie Used Tires 110 a* " il7o Cranberry ftrace^Sal >£: 3939«« jce'creaI C i "^^ boltl. C Cl PUMPKIN PIE V49 Pie Crust Mix '^S 2 Pv 35« Cocoa March " $395 None Such Mince Meat 2 & 47« Holiday Cookies Pound Cake D'^rM^49« xn* 99 All Putpot* Orisco^orSpry .,£& ?*&•• pf fferneusse Cookies"& Your Own Container Vp All SUes 0 Danish Ring r^^M ..^450 e , T23 Plum Pudding ««»-*«,»«;».,,. "^w Anise Cookies J-'«W -Jane Parker Fruit Cako~ 1 b 0 ja> We Give Triple S Blue-Stamps LIGHT Diamond Walnuts i"!!* ! Li 43 Livsrwurst Spread ' 2 '^ 27 Dilly Dog Food DARK; 9 • With AH Our Merchandise IVilb. lib. I Ib. 2lt>. P J Mctf or Plihfltvon Marcal Pastel Napkins . . , Q1O° TunaFlih ^.^uu.u. 1.49 IUnBn n 3"^950 2^^25° 2.89 85* 1.59 ITIUI... PL.». \u i IMA4A.' ' PIETtTIC-UsMmai "•• MM •*-.•• MM •• f ATLANTIC « PACIFIKitcheC TtA COMPANn CharY m ^^^19' Breast 0' Chicken Tons AUGIES Htlp FlflhfTB Yukon Beverages Sr» 2 "2, Mall Early-*. WhlteRoek AMOCO STATION uper |r)arkets Shop Early SuperrCOOla _ JaaC 0 > COlfax 4-9766 DI PI N D A B I £ F 6 6 6 R £ t AIL EB S S IM C t i 8 5 9 *^ *T^'Bfc!»Coww 0! Bab-OCIeanter . Highway-36, Across From Twin Gables BuyXhrittmai 5»ol» ^^.«***».*r-*''- NiitLlvesPefFood Holy Family Is Couple Married Sunday Cliffwood Man i Engagements Announced Frank Wcler Dies Scene 0£ Wedding farried Nov. 2 Suddenly Dec. 9 MATAWAN JOURNAl! Miss Barbara ^orensen, daugh- MssPatrlcia Ann Wilson, daugh- Frank J. Weber, 52, of 813 Flor- ;r of Mr. and Mrs. Led A, Wil- enca Ave., Union Boach, died Eud ter of Mr. and Mrs. Julius Kasler, denly I'uesday, Dec. 9. 1958, in Riv Second ScBtlon 103 Edmonds Ave., Union Beach, in, 39 Emma St., Plalrifleld, and erview Hospital, Ho wns born In Dec II, 19M' • Page OIIB. became the bride of Nicholas Al- maid A. Hodgson, son of Mr. and Syracuse. N.Y., son of Ihe late bert DiGiora jr., son of Mr. and Irs. Ernest E. Hodgson, Clltf- Charles J. and Harriet (Ruhle) .. Mrs.. ...Wicholas_ .DiGiora^ sr.^llS Wcbcrr —SufvlvliiR-iire-a-aon—Gh«riet-I*— Florence Ave., Union Beach7 at 11 SodrweTeTnaf Heel' SandayrNovr 1958, in St. Mary's 'Church, He was: a communicant of Huly Matawan; "a-sisteri-Mra, Jw- a.m., Saturday, Nov. 29, 1958 Family Church, Union Ilc-ach; a (t Itced, New Bedfoitl, Mass.; The Rev. Joseph G. Fox per- alitfield. The Rev. Nel! Smith member of tho Third Degree, .•a brothers, liarl and Clifford formed the double ring ceremony, jerformed the ceremony. Knights of Culumlius, Duyshore Imer, both of New Bedford, at a nuptial mass in Holy Family Soloist was Mrs. Marie Bo*rd- Council, Kean.sburu, und of Athiim- Funeral services wero held Mon- j.n pointed sleeves. Her fingertip- the U.S.A.F. llnsi1, Lnkc Charles, length illusion veil fell from eadpiece, trimmed with seed La.; Raymond C. und Geor^o A., Mrs, t'hnrles 1,, Paulin crown of seed pearls and sequins earls, and -a French illusion veil, ut home; three daughters, M r s. Mrs. Dolores C. I'tiulln, 27, dlej and she carried a cascade bou- nd she carried a cascade bouquet I riirtcls Caputo, K c a ns liu 11:, lumlay, Dec. 7, 11158, In ' Mon-. niilh Medical Center, She lived quet of white roses. white Fuji chrysanthemums and mid Miss Harriet Weber nnd Miss " * Four Attendants Georgeannn Weber,,both atJjnnicr 171 Mortihiiisldc Av«., Union hite button chrysanthemums." Miss Joan Semenza, keyport, mo sister, Mfn. Wllljam Leonard, leafh. 'Mrs. Paiilln VIM \nm\ In was maid of honor. She wore a Matron 01 Honor Keypurl, and his step-father, Fred- >»ypart, daughter itf Mrs. Mary Mrs. Richard Nevad, Summit, erick Slimiumds, Kryporl, . Uiipollo, Keyport, and the laic floor-length satin gown of French ugelo Rnpollo. lime color styled with an apron ef- ms matron of honor. She wore,a Funeral services will be held fect in front and a bustle back ironzc taffeta gown, He{ bouquet I rlduy ut 8 a.m. nt tlw Day Fu- She wns u conniuinictmt of Holy nidi a bow. The skirt had tulle in- vas a cascade of rust-colored neral Home, Keyport, At i) a.m. iimlly Chinch, Union lleneh. She serts. Her matching satin head- ihrysantlumums and golden porn- II high riMiulrni muss will be cele- nd lived In Union lleneh fur eight piece had a short veil and she ion chrysanthemums, with red oak brated by lliu Rev. Joseph G. Fox, urs. carried a colonial bouquet of yel- aves. • ' '-' • . " pnslnr. In Huly Family Church. Also surviving aro her husband, low roses.." . Clifford E. Hodgson, Cliffwood,; Interment will ho In SI. Joseph's hnrlrtt I., Piuilin; one daii|>liter, Bridesmaids were Miss Gloria Cemetery, Keypnrt, alrlclii, nnd one tun, John, bolli irother of the bridegroom, was home; onu ulster, Mrs. lileimnr Harrcskov and .Miss Dale Peter- est man. Ushers wefo Francis J. son, both of Perth Amboy, Miss Robert L, llcmlrlckion III nlM'lla. Sprlngllohl; twn liriilh- ilson, West Hyattsvtlle, Md., and Robert L. llentlrkkson 111, 1», of . l-'rank liapiillo, Mllltown, nnd Suzanne Keszler, Nixon, a cousin MR., MRS. JOHN MICHAEL GRECO .eo J. Wilson, Plainfield, both 1 nines Knpollo, Unlnn llciich. of tho bride, was a junior brides- I ) Wnraly TtM'r.. West Kennsburn Miss Lillian Ann Nevad, daugh- bridesmaid was Miss Linda Nevad irothers of the bride! dlcd.Tliunday, Dec. 4. I95B, nt tho A bolemn ieM, neth-Knsler, Union Beach, brothei lar, long tapering sleeves and a High School and is in tho US. pli'n Comolory, Koyport. . of flic bride, was ring bearer. corsage; unlor at Hood College, Frederick. clhany Rd., Hailcl, annourtai the Also survlvlriR aro threo broth c'liapel sweep. Her fingertip-length Air Force. Md. She wns born in Klnufard, N.V., Reception In South River Veil of illusion fell,from a crown Tour South iKBRciiient of their daughtcru rs, Richard. Stuart nnil Harry, A wedding Teception was held al Her fiance, an ol'umnui of the hirley, to Pfc, Elmor Taylor, and five ilntorn, Jmumo, Tliermn, laughter of iho lato John and if pearls and sequins and she car- Following a reception at the ll (McCnlie) FianmnUn, Site' the Club Samara, South River. Fol ried a prayer book adorned with a Paddock Lounge, Long Branch, the corBo School, Newton, PH., Is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward. Tay- Linda, Shornn and Dobrn, all nt lowing the reception, the couple Obituaries senior at Union College, Schcnec- lor sr., Phllndelphlay Pa; - «i»-tho wllo of thay Into—J o ti n white orchid surrounded with gar- couple left on a motor trip through o in «; * innrornal gf niiUiriotliiJrT dittos, '" . left for'a Wedding trip to Washing denias, stephanotis, and ivy the Southern States. For traveling, Mrs. William J. Osborn tady, N. Y. where ho is a mem- Miss llertlo graduated from virt, Silly Ulxon, Clllfwoodi pit' ton, D.C., and the southern states ber of Sigma Phi Fraternity, Palawan High School and is em- Surviving nro nno ilaliuhlor, Mra. leaves. the bride wore a white wool lace Mrs. Ella H. Osborn. 73 Marcel- lernal nraudpnrenti, Mr, anil Mra aymond F, Warnnck, Syracuno, Upon their return, they will reside Sister Is Honor Attendant sheath dress with a black hat and lus Ave., Manasquan, died Friday, ployed by tho Farmers und Mer-Washington Jackson, Cliffwood, -'Bt-118.Florence Ave., Union Beach. Brackon-Maklowiikl chant* Bank, Matawan. Her II- ltl) whom dm lived; ono olitcr, Miss Carmena Greco, Holmdel, accessories and a white orchid Dec. 5, 1959, at home, after Funeral services wore hold Art. A"™ Murlnon, Aiulovcr, nnd The bride attended Keyport Higt sister of the bridegroom, was the corsage. The cngagoment of Miss Flor- nce gradiialcd from Notlli Eoit Wednesday at I;30 p.m. at Iho short Illness. She was born in ence Helen Maklowtki, daughter of mo granddAughtur. School and now is employed a: maid of honor. She wore a cotil- The bride attended Red Bank vlorlboro, daughter of the 1 a t Public High School, Philadclphln, Uodle Funeral Homo, Matawnn store manager at Ferrari's Gro lion blue nylon sheer floor-length High School and is employed by ohn and Mary Holland. She ho Mrs. Mary Maklowski, Oil Beach- ind is nervine with the U.S. Army with Hut Rev, William J, llutcho eery Store, Union Beach. Th gown with a tucked off-the-shoul- tho New Jersey Bell Telephone ived in Manasquan for 60 years, view Avd Union Beach, and the it Iho Nike Dose. Holmdel. son, pimtiir of Urn Second Dnptliil bridegroom was graduated from der collar. A circular scalloped veil Co., Red Bank. The, bridegroom md was the wife, of tho Into Wll- late Joseph Mnhlowskl, and Rich- No date has been sot (or tho Church, Mnlawan, ofdclnllng. In- Formal Red Bank Catholic High School covered her matching pearl crown attended Red Bank Catholic High lam J. Osborn. ard Michael Bracken, son of Mrs. wedding, rinent was In Midway Green and is-a member of the National and she carried a cascade bouquet School and operates a truck farm Surviving arc a son, James A. Helen Bracken'. 211 Park Ave., Un- Cemetery, Matownn.' Wear Guard. He presently is employed f pink.roses. in Holmdel. He is a member of ion Bench, and tho late William - Haupt-Daylli Sea Girt; three daughters,' M1« Mr. and Mrsr-Vornon Bnylis, 101 Mra. Harriot P. I'itlior at Industrial Washing M a c h 1 n The bridesmaids were Miss the Farmers and Gardeners. Asso- Mary A. Osborn, and Mrs, "Geneva Bracken, has boon announced by Mrs. Harriet (Pnlmer) Plshe To Hire Corp., Matawan. Mrs- Maklowski, Ravine Dr., Matawan, hivo an Mary Greco, Holmdel, sister of ciation. O. Barry, at home, and Mrs, Bea- nounced tlio cnuaitcmcnt of their 0B. Uroad St., Matawnn, U1 u the bridegroom; Miss Agnes An- Tho couple will reside In theli trice Citse,, Ormond Uoach; 'Miss Maklowski attendeate d Rod Thursday,'Doc, *, "M. In "Pot \W.5.WAllACI derson, Tlnton Falls, and Miss daughter, Roau Mario, lo A. Dc:»n new., home located on the Rod grandson and two great-grandcMl- lic WRh SchoolShl , and la Houpt, (ha son ot Mrs, A r 11m Amboy Hospital. Bho wan born CI.OTIUNO • Funeral Services Dorothy Martfrir Fords. The"Junior Bank-Holmdel Rd., Holmdel. i! Ke,w Jersey Boll Provldenco, lUj^ani had lived 'dron...... -:. - ".:•,•'. • ,', -j.7, lioupr, Lincoln, Neb., and th? la( Afou and Hoy«' Charles N. Brocklebank Private funeral services war TVrtophono Co., Roil Bank. Jlcr fi Mr, lloupt. Matawnn tne fmir yoon, Slio fill Funeral services were held Fri lelcTot the Robert C. Nfary Funor- ance graduated from Kcyporl High Miss Uoylls nradualcd from Mnt- nicrly wni a ronlilonl nf Nm Hh day at II a.m. at' the Claytor ii Home, Manasquan. Interment School In 1053. and' nlended Mon- nwnn Illfili School. Her flnnce la u York, / \V. Front Nl. Knrparl ivas in Atlantic View Cemetery, mouth College, V/cst Long Branch. Mrn. Flslier was n member ol Funeral Home, Adelphia, with thi Parents Welcome New Arrivals A spring wcddlng'is planned. (irnduote of Lincoln HIRII Srhuo (ha I'll si Mellindlnl Church, Mull Rev/ Fay Smith officiating fo Manasquan. and of Glload, tho Wutcli '1'uwiir Bible School In South f.unsl • Charles N. Brocklebank, 91,'Wind- Mrs. Mary S. Dahl Rapant-SlulU swept Acres, Route, 33,\ Freehold N.Y. llu served six years In Iho Brown Cassldy Mrs. Mary (Soelborg) Dahl, 73, Announcement has been made foreign missionary service In Ulhl- RI32, who died Tucsday,\ Dec. 2 died Thursday, Dec. 4, 1958, at th by Mr. and Mrs. Carl C. StulU. Studios A son was born Wednesday, Mr. and Mrs. Franklyn Cassldy, i nnd Somalia, Eutt Africa, TEITIR 1958, at his home. He was th lome of her daughter, Mrs. Do- Atlantic St., Keyport, of the en- " brother'or Mrs. Alfaretta B. Wai Nov. 21, 1958, in Middlesex Gener- Main St., Matawan, are the par- and in ut present a trawlliiK clr al Hospital, New Brunswick, to ents of u daughter, born in Pertli lores Orr, 21 Chestnut Dr., Hnzlct. agement of his daughter, Janet cult minister of Jehovah's WIIIIUJM JllllLllll.illnllllll.illllll.illllnllnMll -.=: kcr, Matawan. Interment.was She was born in Denmark and for- "aullnc, lo Ferdinand Rnpanl, son Evergreen Cemetery, Farming- Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Brown, 171 Amboy Hospital, s In Italy. CANDID WEDDINGS A SPECIALTY Austin Ave., Old Bridge. merly lived In Brooklyn. She ha of Mr, and Mra, Frank Rapant, A summer wedding In Huly Ii dale. ; lived in Hazlct /or eight months. Schcncctndy, N. Y. 10 MAIN HT TIX, (JO 4-0900 KKVIH)»1 Mr. Brocklebank was. born I Cook planned. . Lorence Surviving besides heir daughter, Miss Slultz graduated from Key- Jcrseyville, son of the late'Samu A son was born in Perth Ambo; arc two sons, Wilbur G,, S o u t" port High School and the Washing and Margaret (Borden) Brockl Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Lorence, Hospital, to Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Ozone Park, N. Y;,' and Arthur H ton School for- Sccrctnrlei.' Shff"l» ' bank He was a retired farmer. 39 Sadowskl Dr., Old Bridge, are Cook, 924 SfxUf St, Union Beach. New York, and five grandchildren employed by the Pennsylvania Also surviving are a da\.^hter the parents of a son, born Sun- ...... Sanders Funeral services were held Sat- Railroad, Newark. Mr, Rapant re- Mrs. William I. Anson, at home; day, Nov. 25, 1958, in Middlesex urday at 1 p.m. at the John W. ceived hla Bachelor of Sclenco Do son, Clarence C, Wayside; om General-Hospital, New Brunswick. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Sanders, Mchlenbeck Funeral Home, llazlet, grcc In Civil Engineering and Is • other sister, Mrs.. Florence Fre RD1, Box 24, -Matawan, are the Carloads of Christmas Trees Panunzl with the Rev. Norman R. Rlley. employed by the Pennsylvania / Clovis, Calif.; two grandchildrei parents of a daughter, born Satur- pastor of St. •• John's Methodist Railroad, New York. and four great-grandchildren. A daughter was born Sunday, day. Dec. 6, 1953, In Monmoutl Church, liarltan Township, offici- A spring wedding Is planned. Fancy Cuiiudimi BUIHOIII Fir mul UIHO William E. Lawson Nov. 25, 1958. In Middlesex Gener- Medical Center. ating. Cremation took place at th Funeral services were held Sa al Hospital, New Brunswick, to Roschill Crematory, Linden. urday at 1 p.m. at the Day Funer Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Panunzl, 22 Foster Judge Ackorson To Pciiiisylvonia Type Scotch Pines al Home, Keyport, with the Rev Marsad Dr., Old Bridge. " '". A daughter was born Saturday Michael Christian, .,„ Francis Osterstock, pastor of th Dec. 0, 1958, in Monmouth Modi Serve On Scout Unit LaCount Michael Christian, 6 Clinton SI BOUGHS Bayview Presbyterian C h u r c cal Center, to Mr. and Mrs. Thorn South River, died Friday, Dec. 5 Mr. and Mrs. James LaCount, as Foster, 18, Barrier Dr., Hazlct Former Supremo Court Justice Cliffwood Beach, officiating fo [955, at his home, following a Ion, Henry E. Ackcrson Jr,, Keyport, William E. Lawson, 55, who dial 512-A Florence .Ave., Keyport, are Illness, He was tho father of Mrs, the parents of tt son, born Tues- Olson one of the founder] of Monmoillh Baliam, Whit* pine, Wednesday, Dec. 3, 1958, while o Frank Rnffa, Cliffwood Beach an Council, Boy Scouti of America, erating a school bus in Woo day, Dec. 2, 1958, in South Amboy Mr. and Mrs. Peter Olson, 21 the hiisband of Mrs. Agnes (Sash, Sprue*/ Homlack, Laurtl Hospital. has been selected to torvo on the bridge. Interment was in Fai Miller Ave., Hazlet, arc the pa Christian. 1000 Jubilee celebration committee) View Cemetery, Middletown. ents of a son, born Saturday And Scotch Pine. Hatton Mr. Christian was a commun for tho council. He was born.ln Brooklyn, am Dtfc. 6, 1958, in Monmouth Mod cant of St. Stephen's Church Tho event will celfbrulo M years was tt former resident of Kcyporl A son was born Tuesday, Dec. cal Center. South River, and an employee of scouting In America and wilt In- WREATHS " Surviving are his father, Herbei 2, 1958, in South Amboy Hospital, to the E.I. duPont Film Co., Parlin, Slutlcr. clude ipcclal activities in tho scout Lawsim!'Townshend, Vt.; his wif< Mr. and Mrs. George Hatton, 1091 Also surviving are two c units throughout tho county start- Mrs. Alice (Schaffer) Lawson; Elmwood Dr., Cliffwood Beach. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Sluttcr daughters, Mrs. George Whitney ing during Boy Scout Week in Feb- Forth* Home & ' daughter. Miss Mary Lawson, H 432 Prospect St., Union Beach; are Long Island, and Mrs. Albert Ze ruary 1900. • alcah, Fla.; two sons, William Westcndorf , tho parents of a son, bora in Jcr, }lollywood, Fla,: three Him, C*m*t*r/ jr, Hialeah, and John, serving Mr. arid MrsMVillls Westendorf, South Amboy Hospital. John, South River; Michael, S the.U. S. Navy; one sister, Mrs 12 Stempler Court; Keansburg, are Petersburg, Fla., and James, llol Marlico Appointed Lilllair Prakeit, Townshend, a n the parents of a son, bora Tuc«- . v Smith GRAVE BLANKETS . lywood; 13 grandchildren and om Roland 3. lllnci, chairman of three grandchildren. day,"Dec. 2, 1958, in Rivervlcw A son was born In South Am- great-grandchild. Hospital. boy Hospital to Mr. and Mn. Lo the Monmouth County Chapter of - Mrs. Wellington E. Graham Funeral scrvlcei were hcl< the March of Dlmci announced Funeral services were held Sal roy Smith, 180 Main St., Old Wednesday at 8:30 a.m. at Hi Dean Bridge. Friday that Councilman Joseph F. ROPING u'rday'.at 2:30 p.m. at the Bee Return Funeral Home, South Klv Mattlce, Aslrary P'rk, n0(1 ncccpt- Funeral Home, Matawan, with t Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Dean, er, and a mass was celebrated al MISTLETOE Poplar St., Keansburg, are the Milton ed the appointment as treasurer ol Rev. Chester A." Galloway, pastoi 9 a.m., at St. Stephens' Church, the 1059 March of Dimei, Mr, Mttal Tintol • Garland of tho First Presbyterian Church parents of a son, born Thursday, Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Mlltoi Interment was In St. Mary'i '-'cm- Dec. 4, 1958, in Riverview Hospi- Hlnet laid that this Is Ilia 2I« Matawan, officiating, for Mi Lloyd Rd., Matawan, are the par etery, South River. year or Ihe March.pf pimel and LIFETIME CHRISTMAS TREE Standing Pin* & Laurel Ruth JVt Graham. 39. of Route tal. • ents of a son, born Monday, Dec. the 2I«t tlmo that Igr^Mflltlce hn —l-Checsequald', depu-t y_fcmnship 8,._19S8,jji_MaDmoutli Medical Sanders accepted Iho appointment as treas- clerk of Madison Township, wh Center. '. Mrs, Ida M. Lutz, 89, of 21 urer. Beautiful Oregon Hoi// LIVE TREES •• was pronounced dead on arrival A daughter was born Saturday, Grand Ave., Mafawan, died Frl- Perth Amboy Hospital' Wednesda; Dec. 6, 1953, in Monmouth Medical Piizlchlllo day, Dec. 5, 1958, at the ii™k Full of Borrioi White Spruco, Norway Spruco Dec. 3, 1958. She was a t r i c k e Center, to Mr. and Mrs. Clyde A son was born Monday, Dec dale Nurtlng Home, Raritan 'Iran Atfondi Meeting while at work'-in the munielp; Sanders, Lloyd Rd... Matawan. S, 1958. in Monmouth Medical Cen- ship. She was born in Newark ant STANDS & Douglas Fir ter, to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pii tad lived In Matawan for 35 y"i R. M. Bauer, Molawon, nllcnilcd building in Madison Township" Ii the annual territorial managers' Ruscui -~ Pino C6no$ tcrment was in Cloverleaf Par Hughes zlchillo, 30 Orchard St, Keambwi Surviving are three sons, I. Mr. and Mrs. Ephriam Hughes, South Amboy; Clifford, Kryiwrt, mcclinr; of tho Mosaic Tile Co.. Cemetery, Woodbridge. . are tne ar Zanesvllle, Ohio. Tho tile company , M r s. Graham had lived Gordon St., Cliffwood. P " • Lopez ' ' and Sp*n«r, Union Bead ents of a son, born Sunday, Dec. grandchildren and om i;rca expects a salei Increase of about Chcescquake for the past 10 yea Mr. and Mrs. Edward S. Lope; 10 per cent In \W), President f Don't Forget Your 1959 Gulcndar 7.J958,Jn Monmouth Medical_Cen- grandchild, -.!•-.; U , 'cornl"g frnm Bo^Br. Hillman T. Williams, pai '-and Mrs. Gustave C. Meyer. Dec. 7, 1953. In Monmouth Medical - ..Watson tor Of Calvary Methodist-: 'lurch. Itain or — Snow Plenty of Trees Inaide 77'-•'— thctsequake; • her husband. Well-; Center, to Mr. and-Mrs. Walter A daughter was bom Tuisdaj Keyport. officiating, Interment ••••Vrngton E. Graham; one daughter, Wall, 79 Highland Blvd., Kcansbu'g- Dec. 9, 1553, Ifl Riverview llosp; was In Evergreen Ccroftery. • , . Carol Ruth, and one son, Welling- tal, to Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Plaintlyld. '• •! , ton Charles;'both,at home;..'_ t Dayton Watson, 194 Holmdel Rd. Huiet. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Clayton. lopez E. H. Kahlert & Son, Inc. • Associate Minister RD1, Keyport, are the parent* ot a Nicholas Lopez, one-day-"!') ton son. born Monday. Dec. 8. 1.958, in Will Filed of Edward S. Lopez an Cliffwood. ii associate iBinister'of A son was bom Sunday, Dec 7, van. who died Nov. 13. 1» Ml Mspla PI,, Kerporl I Onp Mllo North Loow'i 35 Drivo-ln Thoatro ' the Wicker Memorial Baptist 1958. In RivervieW Hospital, to Mr. leaven hit esute to hit if I do* The John W. Mehlenbcck Funer Tel. COUtt (•!]« h •phu'reb, Morganville. The Rev. Mil-.and Mrs. John Diver, 1M Ninth Mrs. Lillian El Curlew, lccordln Home, Ilsiltt, wai lo chain'. < * too Austin Is putor ot the cfau/ch. St, West Keansburg. to fall will dated Apr.'l, 1957. arrcasemesU. ' fight for and against JCPtL's of- Cenlral New Jersey as part.of the Keyport Man On Foundation Jury fer. After this approval, Trl-Coun. Watch Turning regular monthly safety education roves ty's board of directors voted five program of the AAA Automobile to three to sell. The three directors Club of Central New Jersey. Tri-County Sale Autos, Club Says The new poster was designed by who "voted no said they were not The sale of the Tri-County Ru- Pedestrians are urged Jo watch Nancy McCreaty, 15-year-old stu- ral Electric Co. to the Jersey Cen opposed to a sale but believed closely fori turning cars when dent in the 10th grade at Miam- ' Second Section trai Power and Light Co., Asbury that the price should be higher. crossing the. street by Frank J. isburg High School, Miamisburg,. Page Two Pec. 11. 1951 Park, was approved Thursday by Suggestions from stockholders to Quinn, sec:etary-manager of the Ohio, It won a first place award the Public Utilities Commission at sell to JCP&L first came forth last AAA Automobile Club of Central in the American- Automobile Association's 1958 National Traffic Newark -Approval—by- the. _EUC| spring after many families had New Jersey, who reported that 23 mean? that Tri-Couniy wiif end Us per cent ol all city-accidents In- Safety Poster Contest. Selected by Bankers Discuss gorieTwithQlit' eleelTlctty-for 'frora a board of naUonaily-kriown-judges,— service to rural homes.in fo'ur volving the man afoot occurred at five to 11 days after a March the poster has been reproduced for counties after more than 20 years intersections. • . storm. Included among these were distribution by AAA Clubs through CD Preparations of existence. The firm, a co-opera- 100 families in rural homes in "It is not. enough to look in both out the nation, ' Preparations nqeded to maintaii tive, was formed under the Rural directions when you cross the Ocean County. Complaints were banking services in the event ol Electrification Administration in street," said Mr. Quinn "You The aircraft carrier USS Inde- "aisisleTTirTSrilWgtncjriminy-a- l hfflnn fiprvirf made to the PUC in April. must look In all directions for cars pendence is the fourth ship, in the 1 of the county, was the subject Dry- of the following year. • ' In July, 760 stockholders voted that may~turn inTronFTiir'youT " TflsT6ry~or^r~cWnTfy~'TO.; tarry" t panel discussion by federal re- The 1'UC heard arguments for by a 10 to one margin to authorize A poster urging pedestrians to the name and is the most power- and against the sale during Octo- the board of directors to enter in- ful vessel ever built for the U.S.' serve and civil defense official! "Watch for Turning Cars," now is ber and November. On Oct. 31, to negotiations with JCP&L. After being distributed to schools in Navy. Dec. 1 at a dinner "meeting of-lhi Clifton T. Barkalow, attorney for receiving JCP&L's offer, Tri- Monmouth County Bankers am Tri-County, told the PUC that County's board of directors voted Clearing House Association at th' LJCP&I. has agreed to pay in ex- a recommendation to the stock- Molly Pitcher Hotel, Red Bank. cess of $948.000... for" the ' utility. holders that the price be rejected. The price will not definitely be The stockholders turned down this G. Morgan Browne, manager o: established until the sale is closed recommendation in September, emergency planning. New Y o r Freezer Special but may reach $953,000 depending clearing the way for the sale. Federal Reserve Bank, moderated Hon. Henry E. Ackerson jr., Kcyport, retired Justice of the New Jersey Supreme Court (left) tod Mrs. on operation costs, Mr. Barkalow The PUC order Thursday .pro; the panel discussion and intrO' Rose C. Scharfenstcln, national prgsldMt-tif- Marine Corps League Auvlllary, MUltown (second * from said. duced John M. Cain, Fair Haven right), arc shown at historic Valley Forge, Pa., where they served as mothers of the distinguished awards vides that there be ho increase in On the basis of a $917,000 offer Leading Packer's Branded Beef operations officer of the New Jcr- jury selecting Ihc 1&8 awards of Freedoms Foundation at Valley Forge. Judge Ackerson is partlclipatingHn rates and no interruption of serv- by" JCP&L, 1817 of Tri-County's _ sey State Division of Civil De the capacity of co-ordinating chairman of the jury when convened last week. With Justice Ackerson and Mrs, ice for Tri-County customers. r Scharfcnstcln arc Dr. Gaylord P. HarnwcU, president of the University of Pennsylvania and chairman stockholders who are also the tense, and Robert R. Ferguso: Charles E. Kohlhepp, president of of Iho awards jury (right), and Dr. Kenneth D. WelU,- president of the foundation. . • -, •/ firm's customers approved the sale JCP6L, said, in April that the Hind Quarter Fore Quarter Jr., assistant vice president of th ' Awards go to individuals, organization and schools for their projects, programs, writings and other in September. This was more than National State Bank, Newark, am sale would probably mean a re- activities which contributed to a- belter understanding of the American Way of Life during 1938. the two-thirds majority of the 2400 duction In rates, for Tri-County chairman of the emergency plan- stockholders required for the sale Avg. Wcight/150 lbs. Avg. Weight 150 lbs. ting committee of the New Jersey customers. Tri-County has served entering and larceny May 20 at Stockholders Approved % Bankers Association. rural homes in Monmouth, Ocean, The stockholder approval came , The need for emergency con- Sentence Area tiie Palisades Construction Co. in Chorale Holiday Middlesex, and Burlington Coun- after months of discussion during trols, alternate banking sites, and Kcyport. Terms in Bordentown ties. The firm purchases its pow- which committees "were formed to Ib Ib substitute officials in the event of were suspended for both young er, from JCP&L.. national emergency or local disas- Men On Charges Program Tuesday 49 men. 59 ter was the main subject of the A 25-year-old Matawan man who The Shrewsbury Chorale, under Pleas of non vult • to 'charges ' talks. Mr. Cain described the over- absconded with J770 while era- the direction of Aldcn Hammond, were entered in Middlesex County RUSSELL TV SERVICE Custom Cut, Wrapped and Delivered FREE all, civil defense picture and urged ployed as a bonded messenger for will present a Christmas program emergency planning'start at home. Court by four area men: Robert L. OWNERS OF he Ronson Corp., Woodbridge, and in the sanctuary of the First His views' were backed by Mr. j Sampson, 21 of 22 Salem PI., Cliff- Finance Your Purchase Thru , hen surrendered himself to police Methodist Church, Red Bank, on SHORE RADIO Browne and Mr. Ferguson, .who wood is charged with larceny of in St. Louis, Friday morning rc- Tuesday, at 8 p.m. • ' SALES A SERVICE Peoples National Bank, Keyport ipoke on emergency planning now WOO from an Avenei Service sta- going on in the federal and state :eivcd a suspended sentence from tion Sept. 13. The other defendants, Featured in the program will be 36 Church St. . . Kednsburg banking circles. Also» introduced Middlesex County Judge Klemmcr the Advent and Christmas portions Robert, 21, William, 18, and Sam- We Are An Authorized Phllco Dealer were Lt. William Aucr, regional Kaltcissen. of "The Messiah" by Handel. uel Goddard, 27, all of. Old, Bridge • Expert TV and Antenna Repair* PAINTS . . . ation committee. The committee Is Price was one of four bayshore Government On Apr. 15 David Nott, bass. New York. headed by Nathan Dey, vico presi- rea defendants arraigned for sen- The chorale also will present a dent of the Monmouth County Na- encing by Assistant Middlesex Do you end up owing the.gov- group of traditional carols and BRING tional Bank, Red Bank. bounty Prosecutor Edward A. Ko- several lesser-known European SPECTACULAR The bankers committee and the lodziej.- .. ernment money every 'year. on carols. Included in the latter COUPON Monmouth County CD organization Others Sentenced ' * Apr. 15, ecen though your salary group, will be two Spanish pieces ALONG 'SAVE HALF' ! already have set up a plan for Frank Cincotta, 48, pleaded gull-- and wages are subject to income 'La- Vlrgen Lava Panales" with emergency .communications y to desertion and non-support of tax withholding? Chris L. Gross, Ruth Bell, Little Silver, as alto FINER PAfXTS! 20 minute between banks In the event of an is wife and. three children 'in District Director of Internal Reve- soloist, nnd "Hacia Bclen Va Un A fine ouriide oil paint paint for iTadlson Township,' Cincctta was Barrico," with baritone solo by emergency. Civil defense radio nue for this area, says there is a and fine wall poinrt. Cut- walls, ceiling* and mason- My premium produch For operators will be.assigned to each fdered to pay $15 a week in'sup- simple way to~solVe'1he problem Ray Wright, New Shrewsbury. An lort'of his family.' He was placed English translation of a fczcchosla- torn shading. Many im- ry—inside and out. Doz- marine ipeciricotioni For bank to maintain short wave com- for next year now during the munications in. the event of tele- n probation for three years.-The 'akian. carpi from ' the Oxford proved feature*. ens of colon. every purpose. month of December. phone disruption. iffehsc was committed. June 15. Carol Book, entitled "Rocking," "All you need Is a written agree- Harold W.' Walling, vice presi-J Leon Mancini, 21, ofMl.Mnin SI., md "Balulalow" from "ThreeJ ment between you and your em- dent of the Peoples National Bank,. nd Eugene D. DeRosu; 19, of 178 Curols" by Peter Warlock also Every Broad St., both ol Kcyport, were ployer authorizing un income tax be sung. Soloist for "Balula- Kcyport, and'president of the deduction each pay day for an 2nd Can bankers organization, presided at each placed on probation for three low" will be Mary Ellen Chagaris, 2nd Can years and fined $100 for breaking, amount larger than the regular de- soprano, Freehold. the meeting: ,..,.-_ duction for you," he said. There Oy. Would be fewer unhappy Apr.' 15 Accompanying the chorale will FREE! FREE! be Herbert Buctis minister of Mus- Place • Your Order'Now surprises for wage corners, if USE E E more taxpayers would take advan- '- ct the: FlMtlYlethodiBt Chunjba V«Ci " ™ *5* MOST'FAMOUS SAVE HALF ON ALL YOUR PAINT tage of tills authorized procedure, The publiccoVdially Is invited *t> Christmas Trees he added. atterrdThe Christmas concert, for ¥ B9» NEEDS! GUARANTEED! BEST YOU HAVE EVER USED OR ALL YOUR MONEY BACK." Mr. Gross said two groups of which no a d m.i s s i o n will be WORLD'S LARGEST OPERATION OF ITS KIND. MARY CARTER. PAINT FACTORIES. ing and Christmas taxpayers are likely to have a tax charged. An opportunity will be Route 34, 2 Miles South of Matawan — Phone LO 6-3884 381 Stato Highway 35, Mlddlctown • Red Bank liability greater than the amount given at the conclusion of the pro- State Hwy 33,. South Amboy - Route 3D at Union Avenue, Union Beach Wreaths withheld.. In the first group, he gram, however, for the audience said, nrc taxpayers who have in- to contribute to the cost of the pre- Wholesale and Retail come not subject to withholding sentation. BESS and HARVEY such as dividends, Interest, etc. in the olhcr group are taxpayers The area of the flight deck on the U.S.-Navy's newest aircraft 13 Walnut St., Keyport whoso income Is great enough to carrier Is equivalent to about four COlilix 4-2108 acres. The SS United States and SS America could be placed on it with room to spare.
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j Santa's tavorlte — a Wide Assortment of Styles, Sizes Fashioned Ladies' CASHMERE POLAROID' | and Colors Sweaters of IMPORTED YARN LAND CAMERA j And it wilt bo your family's favorite gift, too. Just 60 sec- onds after you anap the shutter you'll have * finished crisp, BELOW WHOLESALE COST sharp black-and-white picture for everyone to enjoy, • Come In and (elect from five I precision-built Polaroid Land 3 Days Only I Camera models. I With tho new film recently In- troduced, you'll £tt the sharp- est, crispeit pictures you've ever »wn. — Saturday — Monday December 12 — 13 — 15 9 A.M. To 5 PJfi _ All Sales -'I'd love one for Christmas!'*^ Slight Irregulars Final | It makes extra ccplas of your (KVoeccnd pictures rijht on Un •Whathousewife wouldn't love an extra phone for her kitchen or bed- spot. I room? It does so much to make life easier. And color, of course, adds a charming decorator note. Toorderan extra phone in color for anyone- ' in New Jersey Beli territory—just call your telephone business office. -Wll ta"ke care of all the details. '. , V RYAN BROS. Corp. ";; .goodI telephone service does so mn^i for you sl!9MainSt. X1 J ,>f < r • ^ '
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ORION SWEATERS ****><-• Sport or Dress -^^Sfiops-Hei 98 $ 98 QUILTED *6 to 8 CHECK LIST FOR CHRISTMAS VALUES DRESSY ALL STANLEY TOOLS ROBES CHRISTMAS [ // ^^ BLOUSES Disston "Dagger" Sabre ^o* ..•....;... $ 54.50 $ 46.50 98 98 H-188 Router - Plane Kit ...... 125.00 104.00 *3 to *6 rt-100 Router - Plane Kit ...... i... 89.95 76.50 Hammers , v 4" 4-1$ JEANETTE SHOP Six Foot Level 22.00 19.00 LUXURY 19 E. Front Street Fibre Board Knives '. •.. 100 _ .84 Keyport Chisels-I 1/4" ,...... ". 2.90 2.41 Chisels 1"..... 2.40 2.01 SLIPS Chisels 3/4"..... 2.30 1192 ARROW SHIRTS — ESQUIRE SOCKS — PLEETWAY PAJAMAS Chisels 1/4" ;...,,... 1.90 1.64 wonderful selection of Combination, Square ,. ...-.-», lavishly laced fashions Planes No. 6.-^T^. r 7T". in fabulous luxury I XONKLIN'S | Planes No. 5 11.50- 9.60 tricot fabrics! g Popular Priced Store For 5 Corner Clamps . 2.25 1.87 No. 2244 Mitre Box and Saw 76.00 63.45 < Men and Boys Surform Planes x «.. ' 3.69 " 3.09 I We Are Ready With An Ample Stock Surform Files 2.69 2.17 Surform Blades .98 .83 8 ' >., For Your • < Twin - Door Shower. Enclosures 39.95 35.00 | CHRISTMAS NEEDS We also have a large selection of Plywood, Building Board and Homasote for Train Boards. £ Use Our Convenient Lay Away Plan Stop in/ look around and see our full Selection of hand and electric tools at prices well off manufacturers list. | OPEN YOUR E-Z CHARGE TODAY Use Our Lay-A way Plan MADE TO 5 We GIv« . FOR TRW VALUES SHOP AT ; > , SELL FOR f Genuine quilted tricot with DOLLARS J S & H GREEN STAMPS ; the added touch of nylon I • And - .; | lace trim : . . full-sweep MORE! * TRIPLE S BLUE STAMPS Conover Lumber Co. ; duster styling, 100 First Sheet COIfax 4-0500 Keyport SHOP WITH CONFIDENCE AT. AND
Support Your Local Merchants •tiv . *'»^. •:f- i: FIVE FREE PARKING LOTS AVAILABLE MADE TO SELL *n FOR $5.95 GIFT BOXES 34 West Front St. COIfax 4-1914 FOR KEYPORT SHOPPERS WEMBLEY TIES — DUNMAR ROBES — PIONEER BELTS I '. GIFT SLEEPWEAR Luxury Tricot Fashions - Sale Priced THIS CHRISTMAS • GIFT GOWNS • BABY DOLLS
With «/( Oreen Stamps Open Sundays you're SURE to get Until Christmas exactly what you want Week Days & Saturdays —when you want it 9 A.M. to 10 P.M. WORTH DOUBLE! CLASSIC AH Purpose All Latex ICICLES For Inside Plastic BABY DOLL Decoration SWEATER Sleeps Reg. 25c Drop Covers Sits Tree Sets SETS Wets American Made Tree Balls GIRLS FLANNEL PAJAMAS 9 ft. x 12 ft. , Regularly $4.98 Each Center Pieces Slip Over and Ribbons and Bows Ideal For Many Uses For This Sale Only Prettiest "pigtail set'', fashions imaginable! Cardigan to Match 17e Candles Come fit Ana* See Cozy-soft flannels for those chill days ahead. Set 47c ea. *297ea. oi. Box Ono to a Customer Our large Selection Men's Plastic For Outside O'Yes! You See Ladies'Boxed This Price STORM HANDKERCHIEFS Decoration Clip Bow Box of 50 3 too box HUNDREDS^OF- Rucus and Birch USUALLY U N ADVERTISED : j / Door Sprays Christmas Cards WINDOWS Asst. Styles TIES And Patterns Wreaths Regularly ,39c Ea. $2.98 SPECIAL if Light Sets -lanterns : Reg. $1.00 ' This Sale Only Box Many Other Asst. But —When You VALUES! jj . _^i __,; Decorations - Stop In Compare Value 19c — For Your — Browse Around 47c .. You'll Buys Ours Flti up to ] (t. x t ft. window* Favorite Lady
5-10 5-10 $1.00 W. R NEWMAN CO $100 ! West Front Street Formerly H. B. Thomas Co.' Keypor\ 22 W. FRONT ST., KEYPORT4 . i Big Gifts For Yule State Title Deviled'Ham Twirls Add Claimed By Calif. 7" The Menfolk A Festive Air To Holiday Parties Sunny, (southern) California A new Yuletide custom is for the where balmy breezes ewny the entire family to chip in and buy palm trees . . . could this be the their favorite wale something big! ''Christmas State"? A handsome wool outerjacket is There arc many unique Christ" one gift, whether'Jje's 16 or 60, mas activities carried on in the that's really appreciated. area that suggest it well play be . . . and after all, The Christ Child Even junior will be glad the folks was born in a land of palms and gave him a good-looking tn e 11 o n -cloth -outerjacket^ with » *'warm desert sands, ....•'. . '.'. l~shawlcollai. It ippw whaVmay ignftlatiir lo this title, first of. all, there is •practical, just what boys and the official "Nation's Christmas youths are wearing today. Tree," located in central California. GIVI . Wool plaid.outerjackets are the At its site a program is held each right gift-for the out-of-doors man, Christmas. too. Keep tile;1 hunter happy and The poinsettla was really devel- mm* oped just north ot Los Angeles In warm in the new safety color—yel- Ventura, now called "Poinsetlle FOR CHRISTMA low—now being endorsed by hunt- City." . • '• conv«mW lime-payment arrangement (tmpliti Kliilion el • Ing and safety clubs. Yellow wool Today, however, San Diego Is available (or moil Kodak equipment - hunting shirts, caps and outerjack- better-known as the polnsettia cen- Kodak jlfl eulfilt—hill ets are shown too. ter. Annually during tho holidays Other Welcome Gifts the city has parades, a fiesta and For other wSrmly«welcome gifts, Have a whirl with these rieviM hum twirls Hint are as festiv* a game In the Polnsettia Bowl. choose wool socks in either fancy as this holiday season. Fix them hours, or even days ahead, store designs or conservative ribs, in the refrigerator until it's party time, and then jiiit pop them An awe-lnsplrlng sight nearby Is FLASH OUTFIT <^ sleeveless lamb's wool-sweaters, in into a hot oven for a fewrminutes before serving. Your guesta will the IflO acres of poinsettlns : at gay solid colors to go with a check- enjoy tho rippy deviled ham flavor served in.these bite site Camp Pcndleton. Home of the-fa- Featuring the world's most whirls that are (oasty brown, hot and crunchy* For 60 deviled mous Delia Robbia wreaths is tn ed or striped Shetland sports coat, ham twirls you'll need: popular snapshot camera! or, comfortable wool slipper-socks Chino. •- - Among the first community Thtra't tvctylhlng neitltd la . for at-home ease. Deriled H»m Twirls launch a photo coisir tn thti Wool flannel slacks are new in 1 Family Size (41/, oz.) can 6 slices fresh white bread Christmas trees was ona- placed atop Mt. Wilson near Pasadena, handsomely packaQad gift outfit pleatless types with backstrap and deviled ham . Melted butter — from camoro and film rlrjht on buckle-—for young men. ' * Trim crusts from bread. Spread with deviled ham. Roll up Just outside Pasadena In. Altn- down to bulbi and baltarltt for BROWNIES •Thetmore mature look best In tightly and wrap in wax paper. Chill at least an hour. Bninh dena Is a famous mile-long avenuo BR0WNIE300 flit Oatlioldti, And talk about lightly with melted butter and bake at 40O* for 10 minutes, Cut called "Christmas Tree Lane." pleated trousers. But whatever the f valuoil Th« caruora ft Kodak's into /2 inch slices. (Slicing is easier if before toasting, rolls are Each Christmas, huge deodar CO- Drowntt Hawltyt — lh» moil' OUTFIT stylf. remember that all-wool sliced about half-way through.) irWt OUTFIT slacks hold a sharp crease and dars are beautifully lighted- and .$13.75 popular camtra ttvtr bulltl Kodak color-.ilida camera wear best. . "... • ' visited by many. Budget outfit for making " - GiveJthat. sports car enthusiast ... showing ... movies in a complete flash outfit knitted wool gloves with leather H«r«'i a compltlt movit outfit at iveiVlhlnj-imdsdtof-day.qnd. [J palms. Ihi lowtit prlct *ver for vqiilp* JL-gllt by HlQlit tnapilioollng.NawDtownl* Wrinkle - and - crush - proof mtnt ot iti quolil/. To makt mov- Starfiaili Cani«ra that takti Ek* "wool "challis ties in striped and Ui, lh»r*'i tht dft lux«-mod«l (oclifomo color iiid«i ai wall oi foulard patterns are popular and . Brownlt Movit Camera .with I SJH -Cl L- T O N black'Ond'Wliila and Kodacolor many can be bought with match- txlra-fail f/2.3 leni. To ihow a^ inaptholi, Qullt-ln flaiholdvr. log bejts. Knitted wool ski caps Dp them, therfl'i thl luptr-vcriatilt ^NEYM rkji balKilil, Omhbulbl, Vir). "are toj>s of course, for sportsmen. Brownit 300 Profecfor compUt* cluom* Pan Film, and full In- •A gift set of matching ski-pat- with prtvttw scretn. ilrucllom. Outilondlno valutl .terned gloves or mittens and muf- Your $ » fler in wool, provides warmth, Complete 84.95 Complete $9.95 helps- prevent chills and lends a me bright inexpensive note to the Christmas Christmas season. They're popular- CARON GIFT SET priced, so kids can give them to miu each other. by SHUITON High schoolers and collegians will Shopping write a very warm thank-you note COO myourchoicof if you gift them with" a six-footer then (nqultltt wool^muffler in campus' colors, Early Him - Her - Home fragranc** maroon and white, blue and white, or what have you. • Jole Ware For • Fancy Glassware Jewelled Accents .. • Bone China ". After With Pins Festive The • Helmscene Illuminated Pictures Shavo Fashion Is literally ."phi-pointed" Many Other Items Tp Select From this holiday season as new dressy lotion clothes call for rich jewelled ac- Best " •-' . STOP IN cents of pins in new and different (laces. Big new pins dripping with jew- Selection felhtai »ls score a bright 'fashion: note JAN-EL GIFT SHOP NUITD6NOEL >.«o 14,90 worn smack in the bodice center Extract From $12.50 tf the new high-rising bustlincs, 15 East Front St., Keyport MM. •««* ih««. •**••» plus tax whil& some pinsi pair off in. twos Lotion $11.00 »nd threes on sleeve cuffs, collars V at low-cut back lines!. *: SHALIMAR rfcajfift \ ^> '\ uertain
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Hose p eO^ct9 Bags Gay mull bor« of super-delicious fudge, prettily wrapped; are a delightful gilt to have ready under the tree for friends who drop in during the Christmas holiday!. Candy-making chocolate u Gloves Lingerie used in this very (pedal recipe, lince only the best will do at Christmas-time. , . . . - Chocolate Creme Fudge' , Use Our Lay-Away Plan 1 jMcksje (8 squares) . •'" \f, cup butter or margarine i candy-making chocolate */3 cup chopped nuts >/< cup marshmallow cremo »/2 cup evaporated milk - % teaspoon vanilla I1/] cups sugar ' Bread chocolat« squares ih half. Place chocolate pieces, marsh- LILI-ANN'S mallow creme, vanilla, butter, and nutn in bowl; set aside. - Combine evaporated milk and sugar in saucepan.. Bring to 4 62 West Front Street Keyport boil over low heat, stirring occasionally. Continue boiling, without stirring, until a small amount of mixture forms a soft ball in cold water (or 16 a temperaturo of 232° IM. Pour immediately over inpredienta in bowl and stir unfit chocolate is melted and mixture is blended. Pour into greased 818-frich pan. Decorate with pecan halves, if desired. Cool; then cut into squares. Store in refrigera- tor. Makes about 1% pounds, - •-•
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Place cards add a real party- Nothing's more Chrlstmasy than For Your Special Sweetheart touch to yo ir Christmas dinner. candy canes, nor speedier for a gnla trim. Here are some ideas for You don't have to expect a large utilizing this gay sweet. You Will Find The crond. They're fun to Use, even Giant canes make neat tray di- (or two $ltn placecards to fit In viders for different candles. Big Wo use only the finest, freshest, ingredients, baked toperfection! wjth your other table decoration! mugs tit spiced tea er egg . nog PERFECT CHRISTMAS and for simplicity. look more festive (and .gain in fla- THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE FOB QUALITY Easy and Delightful—remove the vor, too) with the addition of » candy cane to stir. ring from a liny Christmas tree GIFT The punch bowl or tall glass ball Insert a small candle instead drinks are charming with a cane and print the name on the ball dangling from the rim. Or, how with paint or fingernail polish. Quality Bakery at about sticking small ones in cup- A "Corker"—paint large corks cakes? ;recn and decorate them with Tall ones are strikingly different 17 E. FRONT ST., KEYPORT COIfax 4-2876 beads and sequins. Blue or straight replacing candles in their holders. And, of course, candy canes are a WESTREICH'S pins will do the trick! Spray with must on the Christmas tree. glitter and then set large side Incidentally, candy . canes are • Everything For Women And lown on top of a smaller brown perfect as runners for a- white, cork . .. voilal You have a Christ- frosted cake "sleigh." Children. mas tree to attach to namecards. Inexpensive and Gay—stuff in- e Experienced Salesladies to Help fant-size red socks (you can buy in Silver For All FIVE FREE PARKING LOTS AVAILABLE the variety store) so they will You,With.,YPMr™SeIections.. There are gilts for the _w hole stand rather erect. Tio a ribbon and a family to be found on your jewel-' * Expert Gift Wrapping :ard to the sock and stand against er's. silver shelves, sterling with he water tumblers the youngest. fOR^CEYPORT SHOPPERS (No Extra Charge) Hand Some—cut simple mitten jg 9 You May Charge Your Purchase ;hapes Irani a sheet of thick styro- fonm. Tie a bright ribbon around Shop at home this Christmas. Yuu'll find it pays! '" (No Down Payment) mitten wrists and attach cards. .e Gift Certificates Issued MSTREICH'S Keyport Tel. CO. 4-0708.
Gift Items Stocked By Keyport Merchants Finer Candies j?or ' •• --*-.-«--— . -•— Young and Old Mother and Daughter Its Father and Son Sister and Brother Shop Now For Bargains - Large Selections > FLORA MIR pi-,- _ — CHOCOLATES ALPINE'S Prompt Free Delivery g Christmas Specials OPPOSITE POST omct K1TP0BT, N.I. . !>••'< 11* For COIfax 4-0904 Thursday - Friday - Saturday
Dec 11th-12th-13th quick at m wink! Both Desk and Lamp Free Charge Accounts Invited —- Buy Now — Pay In 1959 wrMi Moore's lUfal Wall Satin when above Col* Chair is ordered! Famaui Birud - First Quality —Men's Hooded NYLONS Sweat Shirts $ >comout"CHAm snmor con srm MSK 1 Reg. MS a nla- Light or D»rk Stiau MMI Ur l>» rtccptleubt er,ilw>nn. my forctd plaitlc. Tovghcr Reg, l.M pr. 47' Doulle Weight $4.44 V gems* «*••! dnk witn two dmw*n for itqtlaniry Ikon (ltd. 32" blak, and wppCm phn pencil ami tfip tray.' DM*rt 33W wld«, 24" dt»p. Boys' Sand, Sahara Brown orCroy.No. 731*15.00 Girls S«a(> MW high. Coral White Socks or Colt Gray, on black "VARSITY" DISK LAMP Flannel Shirts 1 Sizes to ltft tubing with iwootb all A dramatic dtdi lamp, approvta by Uixbr- Reg, tic 11 Pre-Shrunk — Sizes to M nylon glldtt wriltfj laboratory. Spm'al diffvitr thai: D«)- • Sa -«rl-SanVARNISHES AND BRUSHES FIELD FURNITURE PACKS Old Fashioned Buying Power In Your Gift Dollars!
Thursdayf Friday and Saturday! Buy Any Item In This Ad At Our Sale Sensational Price ,. . Get A Valuable Bonus Gift Worth Up To '99.95 For Just '1.00 Appliance Savings! Hurry! Quantities Are Limited! 1958 Admiral Refrigerator Freezer Combination 3-Pc. Hollywood Bed Latest model with full family dipacit>^ " Sep- DOLLAR arate- freezer holds big food suppfy. or 8-Pc. Maple 1958 Famous Brand 21" Televison Set ,•» Bunk Bed 3Pc. Modern Foam Living Room Large sharp,, clear pictures on a Big 21" screen. Easy-to-tune controls. California ensun! styling cus- 1958 Philco Sale$ 95 tom eroded In gcnulns fonni, Cholco of docorntor fabrics, Ca|fl Automatic Washer . .. ea. and colors. • ' This latest model washes, rinses and spins —\ dry in one continuous operation. Shuts oft A fabulous bedding buy with delivery automatically. . " .. guaranteed In time for Christmas. _ Finest More Buys You A J List quattfy. Limited quantities. Hurry. $1 Regularly 39.95 Modern Portable to339.95 "jj -Home-Bar^L., •• More Buys You A • H A Reg. $39.95 $ froWQWWW ^| Reg. 59.95 Portable 4 Drawer Chest DOMJIX Sewing Machine or Reg. 59.95 5Pc Pinetto^Set ;, TO-Pc. Maple Living JMBO PLASTIC and •It- Room Ensemble '. FABRIC RECLINING CHAIR 9-Pc. Modern Triple Dresser Bedroom Usually Latest modern • styling in chojee of finishes. Includes: Usually 79.9S Trlpls dresser, chest, book- $ case bed, 2. lamps, 1 pillows C.|a 179.95 BI 188 and 2 throw rujs. />* V :: BIJV doop so«t«d «nd comfortalil* with Autlientlc Colonlil stylln|, ^TIill^bMUtlful; More Buys You A grouping includM i sol« b«d, rocktr, louiigi . t'rtoUvi plittlo and Ulirlo cmnblnatloni, $1 Regularly J5 9.9 5 chair, J tablet,-1 Umpi ind J throw plilowi. AH Colon', ' ' Hotel-Type Mattress 1 More Buys You A More Buyi You A and Box Spring Set J $' Regularly >24.95 '•u 9x12 Broadloom Rug Weitlnghouie AMA. F^5 ^i Regularly *59.95 Table Radio
Modern Dining Room EXTRA! EXTRA! In Choice of Finishes 3Pc. Foam Curved Sectional Sofa Usually You'll love the hu||« swotp ol 249.95 tills magnificent sectional sofa. Closeout Oenulna foam cushions, ous- 189 torn dolalli, Cholot of fab- rics and colors, Nationally Advertised Twist | HeroO', I modern at its vary best In cholci of blonda or grey mist. You get th* china More Buys You A or buffet, Ubla and 4 big chairs. Broadloom A. Regularly *49.9 5 M#re Buys You A Modern Swivel Chair c $' Regularly *24.95 3-Pc. Lamp Ensemble IDOLLAR r'0't)W«'<)WOWO' 17Front Su- XSMEStiBD m Imagine! Now you can coyer a 12' x 15" room W_ for_way under JIM, W» made a.colossal buy $._ Op»n Thursday and Friday Till 9 P.M.I O»h»r payi Till 6 P.M.I ^ and pass the savings along to you. Finest V- . .... Branch Slote: E. Brunswick « Route 18 S quality and guaranteed perfect Stalnproof, £ % spot resistant. Hurry inl Please bring length . ^ fit and width of room. , vfi FURNITURE UM Your Crodlf > No Cath Down - Up To 3 Years.To Pay £..._ x_ ' •_; .*|_.__ t *-,- vk-
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SHIRTS 5 00 2 i 3 YARDLEY :;~- •*• Printed cotton flannel 3-PC SET with cotton corduroy- Shave lotion, looks like a vest-topped talc and handy ihave shirt! Washable. Small, bowl that cor STRAIGHT Medium,nnd Large. be refilled. In »ift box. AND FLARED Tax Intl. FASHIOH SKIRTS SWEATERS MEN'S up Broadcloth
Solid color* PAJAMAS oinart, new-look, longer cardigans and mixtures of easy-care orlon-need no block- Hard-to-believe New- Assorted Colors ing. Huge choice of fashion colon berry valneil Stunning Sizes 34 to 42. group of newnilrts: Solid and Patterns BAN*LON SLIP-ON, short -ni cdlor 100% wools In trim. _v\ aleoves, pastel and vivid shades »tralgh(8tyllng,blaclcand~ ?i_ Coat Styles- _ •bigvarietyolnewcolori. The flared «Hrl ta "MilU- Sizes A-B-C-D kerT waahablerayon-ace- Reg. $3.59 tatelii S^cblor inixtures.- 6ites22to30. ._._:_^.... """"Basement" J.J. NEWBERRY KEYPORT m VJ
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ELECTRIC SILVER 7 INDOOR CANDLE ICICLES CARDS, WRAPPINGS LIGHT SET Place it any- '465 eirver foil Jumbo where'for .icicles in cel- Multiple set holiday fes- lo-wrap box. ; Card Assortment with G E tivity —o n 28" long/For lamps. If one your table, tree and goes out, reSt mantle, at home trims. *• 30 Assorted Designs stay lit. For window. .* 6-REIL RIBBON DISPENSER indoor tree. Jr- Disposer puck with 6 rolls of «• beautiful SnUn GIo "FmiU Fab" ribbon. V«ri™» trIJchs, colon. 78 (e«t 7 125 f EALS, TAGS, CARDS Merry Christina* unortment ct summed RRJIII, 14 gift canla, 17»trin» Ui83...1n hnmly bon. 4 ROLLS 0f.FAMCJf4f»!l, 4 rfallllnr draignj. 20* '*ldi,*' * «*trn-«trong wrapplnppt t P«P*rPP, , In >$|98 windoid w bob x 44 ((n t per bbox I . $I ROLL Of FANCY PAPIR LAVISH HAND-CUT unrtmont of colon, d«- Jfra, widthi, koitlu. All rich. _- ELECTRIC icJiant. coutluuouf roll*. Sou* 3TC EXTENSION STEMWARE IMPORT £ CANDOLIER WHAT A VALUE I You pay lew £ m TWINKLING Big, hand- 25 CORD; "thair"%~Uio"\wunI~pHaf~to^tWi W "IVi some 8-light centerpiece 5983 V.h. ap- aupcrb hand-blown Hlemwara 'roin' ^_ __ LIGHT SET proved wire. Europe, Gorgeous "Koto of Sharon" H T j|/ foryour tables Heavy Insu- 7 gnv, Smart long- lasting gift. lation, im- pattemdeoplyhand-cutFlvBinatcli- ^ ^^ pact mutant Ing typot: goblet, 3'A-oz, cocktail, 4HF NIW fittino. fi.ll> different wlno, 4^-ox. •hcrbet, cordial. low prl<» look to your 50" C08D, lid. tree
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TUBULAR VELOCIPEDE HUGE STEEL WAGON 11-PC.BOWLIN FILLED & Extra big, really rugged "Radio 10' »i«: red Wonderful bowling .get In a handy and white. Flier" wagon. Kids will love the ~«u*ylij|; carton, Tlie «ct coralsd of HARD CANDY Rubber tires. $•^98 guper-balloon molded tirea. Double- I terrll- Jndj plra moulded of wlilt« (rip* and m disc 10* whedj). SBxnxVA" body in ST77 Many kind. pedals. Oilite W PNyethylm* plu* two W' bull* of hard and red baked enamel finish with red NEW COOKER-FRYER filled ondia. bearing with flng«r LoUt.i,«up€r-hJgfa 1m- 8-ozs.in heavy itrlped freywhceLi. A real ehampl POCtflUaUlyi- ^ Big 7ytj\t,Vttot fryln(r.-SlgnaHlglit " elliriiim((^* ggw>iworfc. Ifiivo qulcli,* S cJolIctoui food«~no licnt or furni. lirmiiwlat, ovfiigliui* KEYPORT r viippvt Hni'h._ roeojjooed, as pj^ Decorated Green* "'•" the color and;.ftagrance ,of, vfresh IfcHUi «««PCWW«»II« "Proudly ih.'ll w.af ovr Slow name on'iatMlver panel. The ie.1 only J If that man Is athletically inclin- 3 tablespoons quick-cooking l'/3 cups moist mincemeat r tapioca Pastry for two-crust 9-inch lira Diamond "FrlwuMilp" Ring ed; let's say he spends his winter i aril laj hmmt $050' week-ends at a ski lodge, then gift 1 cup sugar - pie v - <•-.•••- by 111* maktri of famous — al • adorn not. i: Urn UBiba«u J • him with an easy-to-pack wool jer- V, teaspoon salt 15 to 20 Pastry. Holly Leaves Japiu at... id m jean m U» mm w. 2 cups freeh cranberries Few whole uncooked SCHWINN MARK H JAGUAR! S. WALLACE^ ..£tM sey knit sport: shirt of the pull- Vi cup-water cranberries CLOTHING over type. Combine quick-Cooking tapioca, sugar, salt, 2 cups cranberries, Wool Jersey New Fabric * water, and mincemeat in saucepan. Cook and stir over medium Men's Si Boy's Furnishings • Shoes Wool jersey is the newest fashion heat until mixture comets to a boil. Cool, stirring .occasionally. 24 West Front St. Keyport fabric for active men tills winter. Roll half tho pastry Vf inch thick. Line a 9-inch pie pan and It will be available in timo for trim pastry at edge of rim. Roll remaining pastry % inch thick Christmas gift giving In button- . and cut several 2-inch slits.or a fancy design near center. Fill pie front and pull-over sports- shirts, shell with fruit mixture. Moisten edge) of bottom crust To adjust 100K *T THESE FEAlURESf sweaters and sweater-vests and top crust, fold pastry in half or roll loosely on rolling pin;, center • J-SrEED OCAHS. iptt lauaal on filling. Open slits with a knife. (Well-opened slits are important ports coats. It won't crease - or to permit escape of steam during baking.) Trim top crust, letting A Wonderful Way To Say 2 show a wrinkle; therefore it's the it extend M inch over rim. To seal, press top and bottom crusts right gift for travelers, too—espec-s together on rim. Then fold edge of top crust under bottom crust. • AUTOMATIC STOT USHt, j olly business men. Press edges together on rim using tines of fork. Bako in hot oven g SEE YOUR SCHWINN built'Into rtor carried "Merry Perfect for the college boy is the * (425°F.) 45 minutes, or until syrup boils with heavy bubbles that S DEALER TODAY! • SPIEOY MIDDLEWEIGHT I do not burst. ' . . tl«!S, whlliwolll f tl • hawl collar pullover wool sweater; Innl. booutyf Before serving, arrange baked Pastry Holly Leaves around edge H took ovar ana* try tht Ills easy to get into and-la the No. other gift layi it to wtll » mony f.alumi ol lha NEW • STAINUSS STEEL FENDEKS i Christmas!" authentic campus sweater this of pie, overlapping leaves slightly to form a holly wreath. In the lookijiorpatibtlmal . center of tho pie, arrange whole cranberries and 2 or 3 pastry oi a ganvlna diamond. g Schwliln Jaguar 01 wall o« ear. At schools east, west, north leaves in a cluster to resemble a eprig of holly. , " lha many olhar moduli In lha • STREAMLINED TANK wttk < Give r south, "Joe College" will be Schwlnn Una. YOU gal YOUR cholea bulll-ln alftetrk hond rateful for a shawl collar come PaBtry Holly Leaves: Use pastry rccipo for one-crust pie. Roll of iparkHng colors and axtra eqgipm«nt. .TWO-TONE SAODll wttk pastry Vi inch thick and cut holly leaves about 1 to l'/i inches And, don'l forg«l, «vary Schwinji bika (l \«h,.m! KonJ roU . i cold weather. long. (Mako pattern from paper, then cut out pastry,leaves with ' moda In Amerlcol Ba»l of oil, Schwinn • FRONT lUCSAOt CARRIE* j And Dad, and Granddad,' too, a sharp knife.) Brush lightly with cream. Bako. on a cooky sheet prlcat ilarl oi low oi $00.00. makM carrying a HWpl j Sebago-Mocs will appreciate the comfort, in a hot oven (42S°F.) S to 10 minutes, or until very lightly For Him . . . For armth and good looks of a shawl- browned. ' »r Sthwliui Unt^t-YMi-OwM Her And Especially . ; fll^r. sweater, but, for thein,. we Keyport Jewelers For Teenagers suggest a wool cardigan. It's spe- "We Sell ifically designed for snappy cold- Your Christmas Male Lord Of Misrule For men, BROWN weather wear. Long, loosely-knitted and Opticians Free Parking Lot In Rear Of Store or BLACK with nd made to ride awny from the Goes For Real Comfort The "Lord of Misrule" was a leather sole. For ody, the shawl-collar cardigan bojrs, BROWN ith four or five buttons will give Jingle, Jingle, jingle, what to person in England (around 1066) COIfax J-2008 ,.wllli Ncollte sole. )he man of the house many mo- give Kris Krlnglet Since Dad is who presided over his s u b j e c t s Bayshore Hardware ments of pleasurable wear now the guy. who loves, counsels and with absolute power only during •49 West Front Street COIfax 4-1145 nd later. 95 provides .for his family all year Yule. For this job he was paid Keyport 40 East Front'Street Keyport Tops, too. In every nian'i gltt 'round, he is a real Santa Clous, well'. 1st is a lightweight, yet warm weater-vest in either a wool jer- so, what's more appropriate than a sey or woven fabric. Buy one to gift of "comfort" for him. natch Jil«favorlte_worsted suit. Present him with hit very own Patterned sweater vests look best or the casual life; more tailored, ea»y chair, or contour chair—to be LaContes Shoes Conservative designs rate In town. reserved exclusively for him. Then,. 66 W. Front Street Keyport at his feet you might put a pair * Gifts FoVsThe. jyien of cozy slippers, handsome robe, and at his side—a tobacco canis- Men'i jewelry gifts are many, ter pipe racktand a good reading and among the many gifts for-men lamp. • • , are watches, rings, tie clips, cuff links, watch bracelets, lapel em- Patronize your hometown mer- Support Your Local Merchants blems, pen and pencil sets, pocket chant. He's youri neighbor, he 'knives «nd-money-cllp»—-™— 4tslps.mBDfltLvour community.
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Give your favorite fellow the priceless gift of relaxation 20 East Front Street, Keyport ' COIfax 4-3081 INVISIBLE VIBRATION ... giva him Kleasa from nervous tension... eased muscles... lessened —heart strain... improved circulation. Give him the king-sized Stiatolounger."— ConvenientMonthly Payments Can Be Arranged For Your Purchase Open Evenings Until 9 P.M. Through December 23 8W. WEST FURNITURE CO.-^ Tel. COIfax 4-0181 Free Parking Opposite Store . Keyport gleet Presents CAKE AND COFFEE ADDS CHRISTMAS Combat Accidents rom Good Books During Holidays 8 AUTO-BOYS hold the answer to just The New Jersey State Safety ut every 'practical or esthetic Council Is enlisting support for a *^ 39 W. Front St. - COIfax 4-1271 *^ joblemwe can encounter—and at four-point program to combat the problem of traffic mishaps through BICYCLE HEADQUARTERS jristmas time, books are definite- the end of December, the six |the answer for the "have every- weeks' period In which during ot "difficult to_please^ on past years, according to the coun- COLUMBIA HERCULES ROSS urlist :ftnrth^highest~rfltcr~of. -traffic; deaths and Injuries have been English-Racer; -26'.' ..QlrlifL ler selected for reading recorded. , Fully Equipped FuHy Equipped sire or reference, you'll find : the book to suit every taste, .Calling attention to New Jer- $3995 jference and interest on the sey's outstanding ' reduction. In traffic deaths, to date this year, ilves of your local book chop. _. George Q. Traver, executive vice j Family groups will appreciate a president of New Jersey "State Parts - Repairs - Accessories [autifully bound Bible. Dictionar- Safety Council, in letters to 327, GflL€ BUCCANEER fe and works of reference are also civic, service, and other organ- pe family gifts which will be ized groups and to 270O Industrial 1 constantly. and other types of business con- OUTBOARD MOTORS Volumes For Hobbyist ' cerns, points out that with the co- Inspect U10 brand new and exciting line of a ALB operation of drivers, and pedes- Downstairs Showroom For the hobbyist you'll find com- BUCCANEER Outboard Motors . . . on view In trians there Is a strong possibil- our showroom now I six handsome models from a volumes on every subject ity of ending the year with as Low Prices — Big Values i astronomy to zoology, includ- Chtistmu hi! * Urge repertoire of traditional ytut-ralsed steads a s HP Deluxe to ttie powerful now 39 HP "Sover- A «nd delicacies. Here is a-particuUiI? elegant •pricot-nlled cake that is many as 80 fewer traffic, deaths eign" Electric. ; gardening, cooking, sewing, based on i Danish recipe. It b an ideal tccampiniment for a hospitablt than recorded In the state in orating, "how-to" subjects, and pot of coffee with neighbor! and friendi who riiic. 1957. ' . T the sports. STOP IN AND Sports Equipment |There's a host of informative DANISH KRINGLB Mr. Traver attributed the re- Football - Basketball • Archery • Golf - Tennis duction of traffic deaths In the SEE OUR LARGE A okB for the arm-chair traveler, V* cop milk Y\ cup, mtn not hot wtier (lake* Wclghlllftlng Sets • Chicago Roller Skates lich will transport him mentally state to date this year to the S 95 Sl«l« . Ico States - Lionel Trains V* cup sugir waim (ot compreual re**) aggressive enforcement program SELECTION AS U i every far-aivayp)ace he's ever Vi texipooa u!t 1 package or rake ynst, active dry ned of. 2Vi cups lifted enriched flout or compressed against major moving violations LOW AS 149 T V\ cup shortening ' 1 egg, beaten carried on at state, county and PERMANENT I Books for children cater to every local levels. luthful interest, from the love of Vi teaspoon grated lemon peel i Use Our Lay-A-Way Or Time Payment Plan O GOLD SEAL ANTI FREEZE pventure to ..their eagerness to Scald milk. Cool to lukewarm. Mix together sugar, salt and flour.Cu e The four-point program empha- <-MOrt ElhylXJIycol 8 sizes the dangers of drinking and From books they can learn" in shortening. Measure water into luge mixing bowl (warm, not hot, No Costly Advertising Gal. i a practical manner Just what it water for actire dry yeast; lukewarm for compressed you.) Sprinkle driving, excessive speed and speed B |kes to be a doctor, jet-pilot, atom- or crumble in yeast. Stir until dissolved. Stir m lukewarm milk, Add too fast for conditions, the need ERICKSON OUTBOARD MARINA egg, lemon peel and flour mixture. Stir until well blended, about 2 both for extra precautions when Do Your Own Repair Work : scientist, or whatever else they minutes. Place in greased bowl; brush top with shortening. Cover,' let O re interested in becoming. driving or walking during hours 91-99 West Front Street, Keyporr Rebuilt - Carburvtnri • Fuel Pumps . Goncrntors rise in a warm place, free from draft, until doubled in bulk, about \Vx of darkness, and for drivers and Y | It's plain to see, that whatever hours, Punch down. Turn out on lightly floured board. Roll out into Mailer Cyl< • Distributors • Donilcd Drakes an oblong, about IS' x 6". Place on a greased baking sheet. Corer let, pedestrians to respect the rights Water Pumps • Exchange Sorvlco elr age, a good book still can be of each other. !.perfect answer to "What to rise in a warm place, free from draft, about 1 hour. Make a slight de- live so-and-so." pression In center of oblong to within 1 iHch of the edge. Fill with Elimination of the mo of In- Apricot Filling. Bak* at 35O*J. (moderate oven) about 25 minute*, toxicating liquors at company When cool decoitwudmitd. , Christmas parties was urged by About Mistletoe Mr. Traver in the letter to In- AHUCOT HfXING dustrial and other types of busi- Here's some slralght-from-t h e- * Combine M can chopped auwed apricoll with 4 tablespoon* of ness firms. ' ~ ildcr talk about the mistletoe boncy and a dash ox cinnamon* . enealh some heavily travelled . A Boxing Tip way. . • ' It seems a shame to tear your You've been cheadngl It seems delightfully-wrapped gifts, iq why ; according to ancient tradl- not wrap the lid and bottom sep- the privilege bestowed by arately? Secure them with one Do Your Shopping In Keyport Stores i favorite Christmas green Is Five Free Porking Lots, Available strip of transparent tape on each 1 only to toe last berry! of the four sides. Then, after the, The true mistletoe custom U to box has been opened, it can be berry every time you For Keyport Shoppers closed again and kept under the i a kiss. When the berries are Christmas tree for all to enjoy > the kissing stops! throughout the holiday. OPEN EVENINGS Buy Now—Pay Next Year During Curtis Furniture Christmas Sale From Dec. 11 Through Dec. 23 You Can use Our Four MAIL OR COUPON TO STORE Convenient Ways To Buy! (CURTIS/URNITURE HL ! 10 We/t Front St., Keyport, N. J. j '' • Lay Away Plan ~~~ 7 ' ... ' I WUni\To Open A Charge Account, •
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267 MAIN ST., KEANSBURG Across From Safeway WHS 44 W. FRONT ST., KEYPORT COIfax 4-2700 assistant vice president In 1957. School Election Regulations, New Sanla Claus To Be At Loew's Party |]Vcw Regional Mr. Little joined the bank as a Bcadlcston Will young man and has held all ol '' : THE' "1 Candidate Qualifications Reported Irian tommittce the institution's positions. He hosHead Assembly been assistant cashier in charge Persons who "wish to vote at thethe candidate may act as a chal- The Regional Plan Association Alfred R Beadleslon, 5G-yi'ur-old MATAWAN JOURNAL ias convened a new Commiltee on of the loan department since 1951. Mimmoulh County Assemblyman annual school election, Feb. 10, lenger and may appoint also one Second Section Metropolitan Governmental M a t- Mr. Ranch joined the bank in 1956 and retired realtor, will serve n J959, must either be registered challenger for each polling place. !ers and announced the commit- Dec. II, 1938 l>ac,o Ihlrti-cn « as manager of the morlguge de- second your as Kt'pulillcan Assem- permantely in the Signature Copy The appointment of challengers lee's membership. Chairman of thv! partment, and In 1!)57 was .numed :ommittcc is Dr. Wallace S. Sayre, bly loader. Mr. Heiidleston was ro- applied by (liu Secretary iif State •• Register (Permanent Registration) shall be filed with the secretary assistant cashier. , r. ?r must do so between now andof the board no later than Thurs- >rofessor ol Public Administration ek'Cteil us minority .li-iuli-i- nt n lifter till! IDliO ci-'nsuii. • in Ihe Department of Public Law mi-'Cting of 17 «( thi> 18 Asseiiiiily (i. Solve the eonlllrl-iit-lnter- •Jan.'2, it was. announced yester- day, Feb. 5. ' and Governinentaal Columbia Uni- Ktrpiibliruus. :.'. .._ - J. „. ust.piobli}in Ihruugh .h-uisliUlon or... lay. 4' ~ ~"V H —No person~shalt be appointed versity. .Df.'-"5ayr«Tfs "a fesidettt of TRInfcctious Every citizen of the age of 21 challenger who is not a legal vot- .lanhasset, L. I.. lk> .siild tin: vote wiiK muiiiliiioiis. House ruli-s. • . *" He would hut eoninient on ivpnrls years, who shall, have been a resi- er of the district and no chal- The other members are: .'.W.. H. 7.. Improve, labor boiu'lils -whllo Chronic Disease •, llllhti'iiln^ lunphnli-s in p r 0 s e n I dent of the state six months, and lenger shall serve in any polling Uau'mcr, Westficld, Assistant to '(hero mis a deadlock first IK-- Ihe county 60 days before the elcc- Tuberculosis Is an Infectious, tween Assemblyman -Pli-ne 11. laws', he President. Johnson & Johnson: K i.*vpi greatest dan- ger lies in (ho damage that it cimJersey Asseniblyinunr mil' i-aiT of tln> mti'd. in Ihe permanent registry lists, board shall certify appointed chal- Times; Edwin S. Burdell, New you may do so at the office of do lo thi!.family or close contacts Mr. Uvumer wus nanioil ussist- lengers. . •, York, President, Cooper Union; of ;i victim.' The sad pitrt Is thai your local municipal clerk or at Thomas H,Carroll, Darian. Conn., uiil minurity loader uiul Mr, lleud- the office of the County Board of the original carrier may not. know lestoii prodicled the Ui-ri;i'ii lawyer Men and Ladies ice President, the Ford Foundu- Hint lit; has TB, he may bo indif- Elections, Freehold. The office Blast In Building ion) Robert W.. bowling, New would become majority li'iuli'r In hours of the' County Board of Results.jn Award Elections pre 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. !ng Company; Luther Gulick, New ; on Monday through Friday. for aid. Hy nialiitiiiniiifi this "w ions. ~ The owners and tenants of ork, President, Institute of Public By Appointment Onjy The secretary of the Board of ti'ich with his head in llu* snnd" >Clght-l'ulnt TroRriiin '.. building at 32 Carr Ave., Kerns- Administration; II. Bruce Palmer, Education will not be able to reg- Madisoa, President, The Mutual attitude, hi! endangers his life Mr.. tUHulk-stmi .imiumnct-d an burg, which was wrecked in and the lives of other clo.se 16 film. CO. 4-2841 ister you; such registration must Benefit Lite Insurance Co. il'.ht-poiut li'j'.lslnlivu pro^nun for be done by your local municipal explosion and fire Feb. 7, 1955, '•-.Ha Ciaus, :ecompanicd by Ace, tne Spacsriaa, will arrive by hell- A fur advanced case of tuber- were awarded 137,374 by q jury. co .->r at Loew's "J3" Drive-In Theatre, Raritan Township, Sunday, The-committee was appointed by iht! Ui'publlriiii.i next year, iucltid- Larry Vecchio Sr. clerk or by the County Board of ;ho Regional Plan Association to culosis was found In a chest x-ray Elections, ff you have any ques- The verdict was against the NewDec. 21, at 1 p.m. to attend the theatre's Christmas party. Everyone survey In Canido.ii County, Tills int*. most of tho major piohlems 219 Board way, Jersey Natural Gas Co. The own- Is Invited to attend. All children will receive a souvenir. prepare a report on governmental uf till' suite .The program: tions concerning your voting stat- brganizalionio handle metropolitan victim was admitted In the hos- ers, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Polaner, pital mid since he had been living Keyport us, contact the secretary of your Santa Clous will arrive by heli- receive a souvenir of Ihe party- iroblems in the Til-State N e w 1. I'aiiS 11 college bund Issue pro. local board. contended that gas leaking from u with relatives, it wan believed broken underground main outside copter at Loew's "35" Drive-In Santa will distribute candy .to the Vork Metropolitan Region, with ;wsal. Mr. Heiullcstim ticcus'ud Ilia Jan. 2 Deadline For Petitions thnl nil his contacts should !«•' ex- the building accumulated inside Theatre, Raritan Township, for the "lolly-pop set" and the theatre's special reference to (he-future of Democrats of-a luck of leadership The-law provides that all per- annual gala Christmas party—Sun- huge circus' playground will be amined. arid exploded when Mr. Polaner the Metropolitan Regional Council. Ills brother, Ihe head nf 4ue for nut K e 11111ig the JtiS.lioO.OOO sons; who wish to fite nominating day, Dec: 21, at 1 p.m. Everyone open ! lo the small-fry! The,latter Is made up.of the top lighted a match. family with wlftch ivjr, CJ. • hadbond Issuo prn|w.sul on.the hullo! petitions as candidates for election is invited to attend the big celo. Smokey. the pony, will be on elected officials of the r c g I o n's been stayinc, showed no uvidi-nci! this yen r, lie sulil eiliiciitlon to the Board of Education, must Mr. Polaner testified that% he bration as guests o! The Raritan hand for the'children to ride and counties and major cities and Is file- with the board secretary by was checking!the Wagon Wheels Township Business Men and local the midget railway will'be run of.TU.on his chest Xrrity ••but liilv jps proit'sti'd Ht'pulillciiit bud- You'll feel leaded by Mayor Robert F. Wag-cr died of heart disi-asii. All nix .4 p.m. Jan. 2. Tavern on the first floor of the merchants. ning on schedule. As an extra ner, New York. i;ct cuts last yctfr but Imvo rv- • AIL candidates filing petitions building when the blast occurred. Following on the heels of the tre- added attraction the firemen ot children had positive tuberculin malned silent tills yi-iir, . the difference . must meet the requirements as Hazlet have agreed to^glve the The report of tho. Sayre commlt- tests which nieunt that the germs 2. Set up on nurqilutu culletiu The tavern, leased to Mr. and mendously successful party held teo.will be made available to-the prescribed .in the New Jersey Mrs. John Somma, was closed at last year manager Lcnnie Ed- youngsters a ride on their new, wero in their bodies but nono had scholarship grant nhd' loan pw- School Law: The candidate must big red fire engine! Santa will be Regional Plan Association Board active tuberculosis. .rum, in your home ( the time, he said. The gas com-wards has announced "this one of Directors, to the Metropolitan be a citizen and resident of the pany d e n"i e d that a gas leak will be bigger and better than accompanied on his visit by Ace Mother Fur Advanced Case. 3. Knuct early In 10511 Hxlslutiim territory contained in the district, the Spaceman! , Regional Council, nnd to the pub- Their mother was found to Imvc. sctllnit up uniform and i-qulliiblo caused the explosion and fire. At- ever!" Every child attending will lic. The report Is ta be'completed ...and in your for at least three years; lie shall torneys /or the company during modcVotely fur advanced, tuber- tax asscnsinent of reul « »t a t e, in time to be presented at a pub- buftlnoss equipment, and machinery have been a resident" of the school the eight-day trial Attempted to Hospital, also In the Philippines culosis with positive sputum. The district for at least three"'years PA Hospital Names lic hearing on Jan. 13, 1959 at City mother was hospltallieit and th« and pass companion measures ta purse, too prove that the fire could have He was selected for the new posi Hal), New York. This hearing hos immediately preceding his becom- been caused by fumes from a kef six children were sent" to llvo koop veteran' exemptions from been called by the Committee on beinR watorcd down, to prevent lo- ing a member of the Board of osene heater in the tavern. Resident Pathologist ion on* the basis of his outstand- with the .maternal grandmother. •"" with the .Allure' of the Mctropoliliiii Re- cal Ixirrowln/j powvr limn sky. Education; be able to read and Mr. Polaner, who was hurt" in ing record-as an'intern and his In However, Hip Board of Child Wei. Perth Ariiboy General Hospital gional Council; a subcommittee of fare discovered that the children rocketing and to keep public utili- write; shall not be directly or in-the blast. received~$2D0O for per-has announced the appointment of terest in pathology and surgery directly Interested In any contract the Metropolitan Regional Council. were being neglected and thety Uixen ut Ilielr present rilttm. sonal injury, and he and his wife, Dr. Jose D. Laborte-as. Its first He will study under the hospital's Tho commiltee has scheduled a with or claim against the board who live above the tavern, were irandmothcr waj found to bo nn 4. Find a .comprchenslvo nntl fi- resident .in pathologic anatomy. director of pathology, Dr, E. Yale luncheon meeting for today to go old ca»o of TB. nal solution to HID rapid transit and must be at least 21 years awarded $25,37,4 for "property dam The bhe-year residency was ap- old Tyler, a diplomats,, of the board over the first draft ot a statement In tho meantime, Uio mother of problem; age. The Sommas, who also live proved by the-American Medical o(,pollcy. Drawing for positions on the bal- above the tavern, received $9700 of pathology, and Dr. Albert S. (ho children -died from the 5. Renpportlon Assembly so 111« Saving Association Council on Medical Ed- mung tho couiitlvs by providing lot will be held at the secretary's for personal property damage, ac- Basri, "assistant pathologist. • •;V'V^ . • disease. The children am having moniy .U an old; ucation in July for the training of perjodlc checkups lo:»ee that they f(jr on nulomntlc foriniiln to office at 8 p.m. Jan. 2. cording to the jury verdict. Trial a medical student who has com- Staff Changes For eld tiory lo thoit who The revised school law regard- was, conducted by Superior Court do not develop active tuberculosis ul« 'bin* coal'. Thty havi . pleted one year of rotating intern- KHS Paper Takes Part and they arq living In foster homes ing schoql_electlons provides that Judge Gene R. Mariano. ship. ' . Montjiouth Bank Told Ih* wuimtit homo In iown, In MCOSS Project without pimmtiiLcafe,.. • bacouifl *blu» coal' gofti- Dr. Laborte will be the first to Changes in the official stair of Who started this chain ol In- DR.LOUISI.PRAGtR faithir, burnt langtr and hold this position at ihe hospital. .he .Monmoiilh Counly National fections? The Krandmolhor? The. cltahir—lavii tlm«, and • Hejpresently~i8-complcting-» one- .Nine' Monmouth County school OPTOMETRIST papers, including tho Keyport High" BanicrRed Bunk were-announced undo?7—Tlie-indlher?-!—it -really EYES EXAMINED- •flort,-ai-w«ll -'in-monty,-- year: general internship and will School publication, are taking part by trio Donrd df Directors, Thodoesn't matter now. It's too latol Yen alloy all-winter cam- assume his hew duties Jan. 1, bahkToperdlcs a branch at Kcy-But It does show thai eyoryonu oi-Ht;ic tiotiits foil wllh 'blureoalV-::•"-;-- jn the School Press Project being 4 Dally BIICI Hnliirctnyo 1959. ••••'• conducted by the Monmouth County pdrti ' 'Nathan W, Dey, Breton should protect himself' mid Ills • A graduate of me University of Organization for Social Service, Woods, was elected vice pres- loved onca from tuberculosis. • 9 AM (0 (1 I'.M. OROER 'bluo coal' TOOAVI San Carlos, Ccbu, Philippines, Dr. the county tuberculosis association ident;. Richard H, Hnmlll,' Mlddle- Call your doctor, health depart- Fridays U A M to U I'M. Judion S. Hppla Laborte took his medical education in conjunction with the state am totvq,.'was elected cashier; Wil- ment or tubi;rculosl»«asiiuclntloii lo All ll»> Weilnrailny* and Interned at Santo Tomas Med- liam B. Little Jr., was elected l-'ucls ft HvatliiD r.iiuipinonl national TB associations and Ih determine how.you and your,fain 30 W. Front St.,... 110 Third .St., Keyport ical School in tho Philtippincs, Be- Columbia Scholastic Press Assocl assistant vice president, • and J.ily can be tested (or tuberculosis. fore coming to PcrtS Amboy he ation. - . .; Francis Rauch, Mlddlctown, was Remember tho slogan of tuburcu Keyport was resident at Southern Island Topics for this year arc "Meel elected assistant vice president. losls finding, "Early discovery the TB Fighters" and "Careers i Mr. Dey became affllllaled.wlth meniiH curly re'euvcry." COIfax 4-2020 the Health Sciences." From the the bank in 1950 and served as participating papers,-three-will-be cashler-at-ihe-EiiglishlowJi-bHnch — Enchof.-the-lwo-ruddiiw-on-lho chosen to represent Monmoutli ol the bank. Mr. Hnmlll joined U.S. Nnvy's newest aircraft car. County In state, judging ffh* t ,rl;rAlS.SrIndependence, weighs 41 for ihe vacation of Your Droami school papers .each, will ircce}\ JBjJ.,jn cmrgo fit tii# . c«dlt, dc- Iwii'iiiid equals tho floor area 0 prize of fid. The slate will presen partment and wan appointed a two-bedroom house, Stephen Crane memorial award) voniiuli willi u» 1 INSTANT TONIC and the national TB Assoclatloi lieforn you |o , . I ' awards National Certificates c luck in the old days a thing called a "tonic cup" Merit to school papers rcceiyinj Vou Imvo tlio fun . GAS national recognition. wo do tho plnnnlnti was a favrnte remedy for almost anything that ailed Ross W. Maghan Agency nnd ni-rnnmtiR Whut't you. Qxap, too. You took a cup made of bitter Deadline for the project is Dec, You Get Clean, Quick 15. , ' .• nioi'n, Lhora'a no i-xlru T.. added hot water... let it steep. Then, when cosi for our «orvieoii Heat For Cooking Real Estate—Insurance bitter, you drank it. Simple? Yes. Too bad it didn't Licenses Revoked do any good. Nowadays science gives us more reliable Prompt, Efficient MATAWAN 138 Main St. L0 60003 Brown Travel Bureau medications. Even so, some people still take "home Frederick J. Gasscrt jr., BircclO! liny luiim v>u«v mm -in DIIIIIII hi lf\H' AIHUHV Service ' of Motor Vehicles, has announce! 1 llromtwKy. Ke>|ion - NIcM «'«ll«i n't < MM remedies" when their illnesses require more effective that Clifton Lancaster, 28, C11 f I medication. Play safe. When you or a member of ivood, has lost his driver's licens your family is ill, seek professional care. See your (for 18 months for reckless driving KEYPORT GAS CO. 1OP TIMIu.Dlnofi 5'iou Cliovy Sliow-5undoy-NBC-IV and ilia fol Booru Ch«vy Slio on /M1C-1V. physician for diagnosing "andprescribing TTTcall fcarelescareless driving and ..three speed ini g offensesff . Rpbcrrs.Rbrs"" WhSfeWhSf , 'H'Hi us for prescription service. ol Holmdel, had his privileges, rcvok cd for five months for an improp Prompt Free Delivery KEYPORT LUMBER cr turn and'three speeding ticket Sav0n-5)rugs & SUPPLY CO.. oppojm POST oma. KCYPODT, HA Tel. LOwell 6-1872 Cliffwoor1, COIfax 4-0904
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