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I 2340tOPIES COVERING TOWNSHIPS OF This Week HOLMDEL, MAniSON o s m SECTION MARLBORO, MATAWAN AND 12 PAGES MATAWAN BOROUGH

U- Marlplt Hall, - 1ST . Kings' High­ tell: a :m ln what kind o< con­ Tha heavy, Salsa aoUvlty 1 board approved * rtib* They ~#fa' William- Matthews, •stacaset: In -ti»o township jtlid -place o t LouU Jieckcr. a struction lu? should us*. was attributed to what Is be- [ lutinn aettlng the salarles of who will return to college, and way,"Middletown, oif it a lo sub-division ordinance of 150 Morganville resident, who has Cal dealer’s. - Mr. LaMura reminded the lleved Ihe' flrsl appesrsnoe school nurses st-s mlnjmuni G.O.C. Requests . Russell Locke/who to taking an h r ^00 frfet. PU na for water resigned tor reasons of Ill- committee that tills was no In' the . New Jersey home of (30(10 per year and a max* lnterneShlp In1 ft psychological 7 First prize lu saoh class will and' sewer plants are being health. More Volunteer* be $25. The amount of $15 ln time to delay a building oode market of • luxury sll-eleo- linum of 14000. The two nur- clinic. ’ drawn. A few more options Mr. Brewef olalmid the ap­ as two inode) bouses were go trio kllohen with aulomallo credit at Dorn's ' Photo Shop, on properties are said to be sen hired were Mrs. Marl* 4 A staff meeting and barbe­ - Bali* Principal’s Salary pointment of Mr. Huebsch Ing up for Uie township's first dishwasher and Freuoh door Clvek and Mrn, Walter Staoger. Red Bank, will be glvon as required. cue was held recently at the On recommendation of John second prize ln each class, was an affront to him by tho mass housing development. wall oven In dwellings In the Mrs. Staeger will be paid home of Lt. Col. P. T. Long, Last fall a proposal by mayor after he had taken the Collins, as chairman of the and $10 In credit at the same Herbert Kendall, develop­ He saw a code the only way Fleetwood Park price range. 140(10 por year and Mrs. Civ- post supervisor of the Mata­ teachers committee, the . sal- shop for third prize. trouble to submit tha name of to oheck the undesirable di- Each of the three and four-’ lek will, recelvo $3100, Both wan Post, Ground Observer er of Madison Park, to ereot a Morganvllle/ man whom he velojiers who, pi’ofor places (continued on page four) Each person may enter as 1100 houses In tbe area fell bedroom homes alao con­ women Qlso w(I1 receive $300 Corps, many pictures as he wishes, knew to be dompetent to fill without codes as sites for tains over-slied knotty pine yearly traveling expomei. through because Mr. Ken­ Mr, Becker's p 1 a c e, Mr, The corps urges a'response provided that each and every dall wanted a 75-by-lOO-foot tholi oporatlons, Mr. Vonlio- panelled playrooms, and uus- Matawan Man Brower assorted, the m an dcck spurned the suggestion a to their call for more obser­ one has a fllled-out entry lot site. * turn planned sone layouts for vers. With vacations coming Nabbed In Riot blank firmly fastened to lt. whoso name lie had aubinltte'd developer would put up a in a x I in u ill separation of Three Divisions? ' wns an engineer by profession cheap, shoddy, little houso" tin, the help of more people Leon Hill, Jr., 21 Atlantic The use of rubber cement or sloeplng, dining and reure- transparent tape Is suggested who had consented on ap­ on the big lot sizes provided than ever Is needed. Two Ave., Matawan, was one of 12 atlunal areas, hours a week Is all th a t 1 is to make sure tho print and New Loew’s Drive-In proach by Mr, Brower to In tlie zoning ordinance. Mr. In Soap Box Derby needed to help safeguard our persons taken into custody by blank do not become separat­ make his technical knowledge LaMura reminded him the de­ Asbury Park Police as a result country, the O.O.C. points out. ed. Information requested on available to t h e township velopers only would he Intor- Rules Announced For of the riot at Convention. Hall the blank Is to be printed or Opens On Route 35 without cost as a planning estail ln getting tholr houses Discusses Industrial Saturday night. The seaside 1 Yankee Stadium Trip typed. Exhibitors may request board member. Mr. Brewo* up and sold and profit binds Keyport Day Event t dance palace, thronged with their pictures to be displayed Theater Feature* asked, “Who can . be more then would b i_ o u tlielr way, 2700 people, became a bedlam qualified for planning board out of tho township. Growth Of Madison At a meeting of the Keyporl The. Midway Hose Com­ at the museum, but tlie staff Modem Equipment Clvlo Affairs Committee; held pany, Matawan. Is sponsoring of brawls and rough-and-tumble of the museum Is not allowed work than a professional en­ It then was noted the build­ when (Ightft, broke out all over gineer?” Civic Group Hears Of J iiiiii 2(1, mauley Baker and a bus .ride to the Yankee Sta­ to enter Into any correspon­ Monmouth County’s nsw ing coda had been miner stu­ lolin Htryker, co clmlrmon ol dium, New York, to see the the place. dence about pictures submitt­ Mr. Brewer idd*d that dy by a sepurato committee showplace, Loew's 35 Opon- CommlLteeman Joseph A. Township Obstaclei 'he sonp box derby on Key- Vankee-Cleveland gams on One man was stabbed and ed. of Mr. Brewer, fltaoey Mut- port nay, Aug, 4, urged oon; July 19. Buses will leave the two others so badly Injured Air Drive-In Theatre, was Lanzaro also had been sound­ tliows. Leroy Van Polt and DoWuyne Nelson, commls' ed out and had submitted:the testnnts to got started build­ flrehouse. Washington St., Ma­ they had to be hospitalized. New York Tornplk* Express opened Saturday at 8:30 p.m., William fltulti!.. Mr. Drower sloner of ths Mlddlnsex Cmin- ing tholr raccrs. Tliora will- be— Mam* .of anbther Morganville tawan, at 8 p.m. For tickets Police from outside towns wore (1.58 plus tax round trip as the newest unit ln Jhe declared thoy had taken the ty indufltrlnrDopartiiiiint, was three divisions In the derby, .contact Wallace Laursen, 248 called in to aid the Asbury Frequent Service Convenient, world's, oldest theatre circuit, man, also highly qualified, ln (continued on pngs four) guest speuker on June 21, nL follows: Clroup A, wlr* Mr, Brewer's opinion, Jackson St., or call Matawan Park officers ln quelling th* economical. For tlm* schedule Loew’s Theatres. It Is tbe the Mld-Madlson (,’lvlc Aisnd- wheels: (Irotip 11, local derby 4*1*3S. ’ riot. call Keyport 7-036C wjtl . (continued oo pago four) Two More Vacanolos atlon meeting held In the Mayor Buckloy's only com­ VFW Survey On wlioeln: Oroup C, out-of-towit Cheesequake Flrehousi, entries, ment was to note there would Type Of Monument Mr. Nelson stated that two In lhe wire wheol olaal, MONMOUTH’S REPRESENTATIVES AT BOYS' STATE be two mors vacancies on the of the major problems that wheels obtained from coaster . board snd "somebody from A survey' Is being under­ are being given deep study wagons, baby oarrUges, etc,, Morganville" Would h i con­ taken by MuIClvalnc-Hclmnok by Mudl.ion Township author­ may ‘ e usoil, and any iteer- sidered for one of them, Fred Pont 22IU Veterans of Foreign ities, school* and water, also Ing device which allows th*... VonRodeck, i spectator, held War). Matawan Borough, to are among Ihe greatest oluln contestant to steer safely Is It did not matter where tho ascertain the sentiment of the dns lo tho Industrial growth permissible. In the d*rby appointee came from, as long publlo concerning the typo of of the township. He said that wheel clans, ths car may not as he' was competent. Mr. permanent war memorial de- Industry does not favor a lo­ exceed 110 Inches lu length, 43 Brewer asked him who would nlred lo replace the present cation unless there la assur­ Inches lu width, 30 'Inches in bs more capable than an en­ wooden honor roll In Memor­ ance of an ample supply nf helghih. The steering must h* gineer, ial I’ork. Frank Anson, com­ water and a rellabli source done by niesna of a steering Tho Irritations developed an mander of the post, has nf controlled reserve. In the wheel which operates t h * the meeting went along In a natnrd a committee with Don­ event of an emergency,' 'fills, front axle or front wheel!, dlscusilon over a building ald 1, Lewis as chairman, to Mr, Nelson charged Madison In all classes, cars must b* code. Joseph LaMura, a spec­ conduct such a survey. Township does not have and eiltilpped with a brake. Tlie tator. started by asking If a Two different "opinion, liuvo (continued on peg* four) combined weight of the oar building cod* were to be boon nxpresHml relative to tile and driver cannot oxcosd 10 adopLed, now that a toning or­ memorial. Home want a plnln Madison GOP Sponsors pounds, l'rohlblted are special dinance was near to approval. marble mopuinent dedicated to bearings, precision cut axles H* w is told by Mr, llrewer the veterans of all warn while Sail Up Hudson anil glass anywhere on tli* that data assembled by a others want a marble or metal car. Trophies will bs awarded committee on a building code The Madison Township Re­ monument In the form of an publican Club Is sponsoring ,g Ihe winners. ' last summer and submitted to honor roll bearing Ihe name* Many Floats I'remlsid the planning board at that moonlight sail up the lludnon of the veterans of tho two con­ River nn Saturday, July II, Elbert Van Charldbrp and - time had been returned to flicts. 'Mils, votnrans say, Howard Jeandron, parade oo- . him (Mr. Brewer) by Mr. llusea will leave at 0:30 would be a constant reminder p.m, from I.aurenp Harbor, (continued on page four) Becker this week In tlie name of those who fought In World of the planning board. In front of the police station, War II and In ICorna and would and from Old Bridge at Willis Groceries Stolen ' Mayor Buckley explained be a lasting trlbuto to llio fam­ that as the planning board School. Tickets may be ob­ ilies of tho veUtrnns, tained from Mrs. Myrtle Theft this week of a $10 bag was so near completion of Its of gioccrlen from the car of a work with a zoning ordinance, Veterans of World War I, Adams, Hill Joyce, Charles It Is pointed out, already have Hess, Old Bridget- Mrs, Irene Matawan woman In tho parklntf they did not want their efforLs lot.at the rear of the stores oil and attention diverted lo their names listed oil the Haley and John Conover, "Dough Boy" monument In the Laurence Harbor: Mrs, llhlr- Mnln lit, led Chief John J. something (Ins. The mayor Flood, borough police, to ask believed the zoning ordinance (lark, gild therefore, their riuimis ley Young, Clllfwood, and will meet preient needi with would nut have to appear on Mrs, James Kaelinlr, Codar shoppers to please lock their most of the effsot of • build­ the propoied monument. Orovs. cars when leaving packages III ing code ln that land uaa will After ths survey, which lt Is them, rsprclally .when shop­ b* regulated and the size of estimated may take Hires or Netlos ping after dark, structurei per land area spe­ four weeks, Is completed. It Josephine's Ileauty Shop, Uroadwiy, Keyport will be - Th* Mmmentb County beys who took part la the llUt annual Second row I H arry. Joseph, Union Bearbl Ralph Woodruff, cified. Tli* mayor recalled will be referred to ths Mata­ Civic Club Meeting wan War Memorial Commit­ closad tlie week of July Dili and Jersey Boys’ Slate program at Rutger* University from Jane Z4 EnglUbtowns David E. Olien, Keyport: Robert M. Daly, ITalr two building codes had been Introduced In the patl and tee for guidance In ordering 18th, reopening on Tuesday Kdgar W. Vanlluiklrk, pres­ !• Jsly I ars pictured above. Representing every county In tbe Haven; Oastave A, Wedla, Mannqaan; Bli lurd R. Iletlilrrn, state, Ihe *5* youths participated In tbe week-long eda»Uoiul downed by -popular demand, the monument. . July Hth, ident. has announced that a .freyrsim In cHlsttuhlp which Is sponsored by Ibe New Jersey Colllarsiroed j Jamei P. Carling, Kalonlown; Mrlryn B. Rnrtln, IlniMcrili of tli* community ipeolal meeting of the old so lhat a building rods st thli Netlos Department ef the American Legloa. Bradley Beach; WUUau O'Hara, lUgblaada; William A. Wash­ lime could ony le«d lo a are requested to send Mr. Matawan Civic Club will b* Th* delegation from Menaestb C*aaly Inrlndei (left to ington. Leag Branch. ' needlen tlm* wading contfo Lewla I card at till li'iun, The Matswsn flsvlngg and held on Tuesday al 1:30 p.m. rlgMlt Tltil>N«tr Flsl Binurii,' EailM Um: n il) Cars­ Third row: Max J. Keck, UlUa Stiver; tl inlet Bilgsa. Froo. Box 11, Val'-sy Dr., Matswap, I.OHI Aiioclatlon t opened Its at Van'* Apency. W Main St., bold; Richard Rtepk#, AUeatle HIsMaada; Darld fl. l-omrl, v»r»y, , well, Kiberon; loser J, Htopkle, Keyport; KJuard ft. Uaanrocb, Mr Brewer challenged Oils slating thulr pris>mal dsolre boo.*'* for subsetIpdon* lo Matawan, for the purpois of Bal—llwn; I riiri T. K a«ti, RaUntewa; Aiaielo rtcottl, Bed Oakharat; Kanael H. (iM tit, Freelield; Hossld I’hllllpi, Hep. lie found a ponlus uiilUisnc* as to »h»lli«i or not it)* iliaies in th* Hill Herles on dlsposlnii nf lhe ' c a sh , *• , h a l| Harold A. Katabln, W aaamassa; Tfcocnai V. KjAer. Bed In « ; Hlrbard Relker. Atlaatle HUbLaadaj |1ni|ei V. Ormihee, June lOtll, 1IM. Hulisti Ipiluni band. All , iiiemboia ar* tir* , 1 Hank; ttlUlaaa M. PiaUrd, Ked Baakj Rotxrt T. BeaMtt, Ha­ Weal Bflmsrt H, RlrhardO, WMt U m g Btaaeb;; l>arH •lone co'iM no) tiievent ihe Murintlal should (x/iU*la>til« reoilved until August list, 1IU, isntly r*qufiteit lo attsnd, - ,‘lU - ' tawM. ' ' A. Breaseale, rrttlitU. : " irecHtd of •hacks or houses o*im. of the v.tenns. They wore pale blue taffeta cousin, of tbe bridegroom, waa HARRIES IN LAURENCE HARBOR ballerina gowns with match­ tbe best man. Ushering were KEYPORT COUPLE WED AT ST. JOSEPH’S Ing bandeaux trimmed with Milo E . Schumacher, jr., But­ Paniera-Aqiml* , : pearls and face veils. They ler, and Frank. O. Schumach­ Miss Rose Mar/e 1 Aquavia, carried cascade bouquets of er, East Brunswick, hrother* > daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jo­ pink carnations on blue taf­ of the bride, and Merritt War­ seph, Aquavia, Florence Ave., feta bows with garlands of wick,; Matawan, : | a te Two i . loir ». IBS* Keyport, became the bride of1 feathered carnations.': The bride’s mother -select Santo C. Panzera, son of Mr. F. Gerald Daley. Shore- ed a blue background ^fldral and .Mrs. Michael Panzera, 103 wood, . brother of the bride, print chiffon^- with a whlU OBITUARIES Second St., Keyport, Saturday, was the best man. Ushering hat, white accessories and i June 30. 1030. at 3 p.m. ln St. were B. William Daley. Shore: corsage of ptnk sweetheart The Rev. Joieph M. Sutllff Joseph's Church. Keyport. nie wood, brother of the bride; roses. For her son’s wedding, The Bev. Joseph M, Butliff, Rev. Edward Relssner officiat­ Thomas Berdan, Milwaukee, Mrs. Sea chose a yellow voll« Ik native of South Amboy, who ed at the ring ceremony and Carl W. Franke, Wauwa­ afternoon dress with a whlU was well known to this area before an altar decorated with tosa. hat, white accessories and I tiled Friday morning,. June 29 white1 gladioli and larkspur. A- wedding breakfast .was corsage of pink sweetheart ! 1958, a t the rectory, of Holy Mrs. Michael Cox was the solo- held at noon at Hubbard roses. - ■ _ —Splrit- Church—Asbury P a r k l8fr,-accompanied at-ihe-organ Lodge. -MUwaukee, followed - A - reception^ followed a tth i - -­ He had been, p astor. of the by Miss Loretta Durante. by a reception. , Pleasant Valley Inn, Holmdel.... church for the past three years The mother ■ o t the bride For their wedding trip bj Given ln marriage by her fa­ chose a deep blue nylon chif­ Born Mar. 23, 1892, Father ther, -the bride wore a gown of motor through the New Eng­ Sutllff was the son of the late fon gown with a white hat. land States, the bride wore a Imported Chantilly lace over white accessories and ■ a cor­ John and Mary (Callahan) Sut- taffeta with a fitted bodice de­ brown shantung suit with ■ ‘ llff. He waa graduated from sage of white carnations and white hat. white accessories signed with ft Queen Anne col­ p in k — Barnette roses„For_iiieE- . St. Mary’s High School. South lar appllqued with iridescent se­ and 'ir-cor5age-of- pink-sweet*- Amboy, and was a prelimln- son's weeding. Mrs. McNally heart roses. quins. Hie ruffled lace skirt selected'-^4 champagne silk ary student at Bt. Charles revealed a tulle flounce falling . The.,, bride graduated from College, Elllcott City, Md. and__Jbce sheath with cocoa- into a chapel length train. Her lace and silk hat, cocoa acces­ Matawan High School, and re­ Irom 1908 to 1911, ...... fingertip length veil of French ceived 1 a Bachelor of Science < After- graduating from Vlll- sories and a corsage of pink pure silk illusion fell from a carnations and pink roses. Degree from Trenton Stat*.... anova College, Class of 1915 coronet of pearls, sequins and Teachers College. She ha* the Rev. Mr. Sutllff became a The bride graduated [rom rhinestones, she carried a Messmer High School, Mil­ been on the faculty of th* theological student at S t prayer book adorned with white Shrewsbury Township School Joseph's Seminary, Dunwoodle waukee, and from Marquette orchids. University. She taught school during the past year and will Yonkers, N. Y., where he teach at the Hayes School, Ur- studied until 1918. Miss Lena Aquavia, Keyport, ln Milwaukee. sister of the bride, was maid Hie bridegroom graduated, bana, III., ln September.. On Sept. 1, 1918, Father Sut The bridegroom graduated llff was ordained to the priest­ of honor. Bhe wore a light blue from Keyport High School and gown styled with a strapless Marquette University ln June, from St. Thomas High School, hood for the Diocese of Trent­ Rockford; and attended Illin­ on. by the late Archbishop bodice of ribbon lace trimmed receiving a Bachelor of Sci­ ois Ins tl t ute of Technology. ' Thomas J. Walsh ln St. Pat­ with crystalette. A matching ence Degree In Electrical En­ MB., MRS. LAWRENCE FRANCIS VECCHIO He will enter his senior year ' riot's Cathedral, New York. crystalete stole covered her gineering. He served- four shoulders. She wore a pale blue MRS. KOELOF SAGE SCHANCK years ln the U.S. Air Force, this fail at the University of He served as an assistant at Miss Patricia Dorothy Kathy . and Nancy Smith Illinois where he is majoring nylon tulle picture hat and Volk, ln pink, and Miss Jose­ two of which were spent ln - Sacred Heart Church, New Smith, daughter of Mr, and Keyport, sisters of the bride, Miss Kathleen Dorothy in electrical engineering. He carried a princess basket of Volk, daughter of Mrs. Bertha phine Sclannlmsnlco ln yel­ Guam. He . is a member of Brunswick, for one month and Mr s. Granville Smith, 12J were flower girls. They wore Sigma Phi Delta, Internation­ served two years in Uie U.S also at St. Mary's Church, Church St., Keyport, became mixed flowers. Volk, 17 Vineyard Ave.. Mor­ low. They all carried colonial Joseph Panzera, Keyport, Army. Qlouoester, ‘ f or 11 years. His the bride of Lawrence Francis floor length, gowns of white gan and Charles Volk, New bouquets of mixed flowers. al Professional Engineering The couple will spend the ^ was his brother’s best man, fraternity. He has accepted a first pastorate was at St, Vecchio, son of Mr, and Mrs embroidered organdy over York, became the bride of Three-year-old Debby Pol­ summer ln Matawan where r and Janies Michael Aqualra, position with Goodyear Rub­ "" Theresa Church, Huiinemeade. Lawrence - Vecchio, 17 Weet- blue taffeta with bonnets to Roelof Sage. Schanck, son of lack, South Amboy, niece of the bridegroom Is working for First St.. Keyport. Saturday, Union Beach, nephew of the Mrs. Edna BchB&ck, 154 the bride, was the flower girl. ber Company, Akron, Ohio. After Serving from 1929 to match. They carried princess After a wedding trip, they the Jersey Central Power and 1935 at St. Agnes Church June 30, 1950, at 10:30 a.m. ln bride, ushered. Mark Panzera, Maple PI., Keyport, and the She wore a gown of orchid Light Company. St. Joseph’s Church, Keyport. baskets of yellow and white Woodbrldge, nephew of tbe late Gordon Schanck, Satur­ net over taffeta, and carried will reside at 3® Charlotte, Blackwood Terrace, Father bridegroom, was ring bearer. a miniature colonial bouquet Akron. Sutllff was transferred to St •Tbo Rev. Cornelius J. Kane, carnations. day, June 30, 19S0, ln St. Law­ Read the Classified Ada The bride's mother chose a of mixed colors. 1 ■ _ Joseph’s Church, East Trenton pastor, officiated at the double James Patrick Duffy, Laur­ rence’s Chur ch, Laurence Relchenberger-Bruce ring ceremony and celebrated ence Harbor, was best man navy blue lace afternoon dress Harbor,- Hie Rev. Walter E. Frank Grabowskl, Keyport. ’ Where he served for 18 years with pink accessories and aii was the best man. Ushering Miss Virginia Dare Bruce, Father Sutllff was appointed the nuptial mass which follow­ and UBhering were Robert Lo­ Slattery, pastor, officiated at Morganvllle, daughter of tbe Shoreland Memorial orchid corsage. The bride­ were Thomas Sheehan.' ClUf­ tile fourth pastor of.the Asbury ed. Bouquets of white gladioli Presto and Anthony Bucco the ceremony before an altar late Mr. and Mrs. Clarence and larkspur were placed on the latter a cousin of tho groom'* mother seleoted a decorated with whlto gladioli wood; Henry Jensen, Perth . Gardens Cemetery Park parish on Sept. 17, 1953 Amboy; Harvey Smilth. Key­ Bruce, Deepwater, and Clif­ the altar. Mrs. Michael Cox bridegroom, both of Keyport. gray lace afternoon dress over and larkspur. Alfred O’Con­ ford Relchenherger, son of ' Asan. by the Most Rev. Oeorge W. pink taffeta with navy blue port, and Frank Tourlne, jr., Ahr. He succeeded the Rev. was the soloist, accompanied Francis N 1 b 1 e 11, Keyport, nor, South Amboy, was solo­ Mr. and Mrs, Joseph Relchen- at the organ by Miss Loretta accessories and an orchid cor­ ist, accompanied by Mrs. M atawan. . KE 7-3030 John C. Farrell who had died ln cousin of the bridegroom, was berger, Morganville, were Durante. the ring bearer. sage. ~ Robert Dlmsey. ' ...... A reception followed at Pu­ MabP St. Keyport July of that year. laski Hall, Perth Amboy, af­ m arried on Sunday, June 24, □lven ln m arriage by her The bride’s mother select­ A reception was held at the Given ln marriage by her 1950, at 3 p.m. at St. John’s He Is' survived by three fathftrr the bride wore a full ed a white- lace afternoon Cabin-ln-the-Sky, Atlantic High­ brother-ln-1 a w , Joseph Pol­ ter which tbe couple left for brothers, John and Charles, a wedding trip to Niagara Methodist Church, Keyport. length gown designed with gown over pink taffeta with lands, for the bridal party and lack, South Amboy, the bride The ceremony wag performed South Amboy, and Edward, fitted Chantilly lace bodice pink and white accessories Immediate family. For their wore a formal gown of Chan­ Falls, For traveling, the bride New York f three slaters, Mrs. tilly lace with a cathedral chose a light blue gabardine by. the Rev. Norman R. Riley, with a square neckline trim­ and a corsage of pink roses. wedding trip to Niagara Falls pastor, before an altar decor­ Join Catherine Everltt, South. Am­ med with rhinestones and se­ The bridegroom's mother and Canada, the bride chose a train. Her fingertip veil of il­ suit with white accessories. boy, Mrs. Elizabeth B. Sutllff, The bride’s mother chose an ated with bouquets of white «u r ' . quins: The full skirt of cryata chose a white background chartreuse print dress with lusion feirii/rom a crown of gladioli. ABbury Park, and Mrs. Vincent letCS, which .terminated ln a print gown ’ with a white hat white accessories. pearls and sequins, and she orchid lace dress over taffeta Hewitt, Lons Island, N. Y. carried a colonial bouquet of with white accessories and a '-Theodore' *.P. -Morson, sr., chape! train, was attached to trimmed with flowers, white The bride attended Keyport Morganville, gave the bride in Clothing Club Funeral services were held the long torso bodice with accessories and a corsage of white roses, carnations, and corsage of pink roses. The High School and is employed marriage. The brlde!s white tuesday- at 10 a.m, from the points of lace, Her fingertip White roses. . by the Matawan Undergarment babies'-breath. bridegroom’s mother selected Holy Spirit Church. Interment veil of French Imported llTu- A reception was hold at El- Mrs. Joseph Pollack, South a blue taffeta afternoon dress satin sleeveless gown had a Company. , lace jacket Hnd skirt of white W. S. WALLACE was Jn Calvary Cemetery, As- slon fell from a matching lace Moe-Ki Hall, Keansburg. For The bridegroom attended Ma-. Amboy, sister o t the bride, with pink and white accessor­ bury. Park. Juliet cap trimmed with their wedding trip to the Po- was matron of honor. She ies and a corsage of pink nylon net. Her fingertip veil 24 W. fRONT ST. tawan High School and is em­ of nylon fell from a crown of Mrs. Henry E. Barker rhinestones and sequins and cono Mountains, Pa., the ployed by the Woodbrldge Pot­ wore a gown of orchid net roses. she carried a white satin bride wore a beige linen over taffeta trimmed with ruf­ The bride attended Sayre- sequins and pearls, and she - Mrs. Louise □. Barker, wife tery Company. He served five carried a bouquet of white KEYPORT 7-0700 of Henry E. Barker, Ravine prayer book with white or­ sheath with patching jacket years in the U. S. Army Air fles. She wore a matching vllle High School ahd is em­ chids and pink rosebuds. and beige and white accessor­ picture hat and carried a col­ ployed at the Paramount Di­ carnations. Dr., Matawan, died Friday, Force, part of which was spent Mrs. Kay Hlbbitts, Wayside, Mlsj BarbaTa Somma, Port ies. ln Europe. onial bouquet ot mixed flow­ ner, Keyport. June 29, 1956, ln Monmouth Me­ The bridegroom was gradu­ was the honor attendant. She morial Hospital. She was a life­ Monmouth, was maid ot hon­ The bride was graduated When they return from their ers. , : or. She wore a ballerina from Red Bank Catholic High Tha. bridesmaids’ gowns and ated from Keyport H I g h wore a gown’ of water blue long resident of this area. wedding trip, they will reside Sohool and operates Schanck’s satin with nyloi} net and car­ length gown of white - embroi­ School and was employed by temporarily In Keyport untll hat* were styled . Ui* 'the Besides her husband, she is dered organdy over-bluer taf­ the Local Finance Company; honor attendant's in'ralnbow Dairy In Keyport. When they, ried a bouquet of pink carna­ } aurvived by a son, Harry, Ma­ their new home on Stone- Rd., tions. .... ' ‘ * * feta with a wide blue taffeta Keyport. . ■ colors with. Miss Patrlola return from their wedding ' tawan, a daughter, Mrs. Rob­ sash ending In a large bow ln . The bridegroom was gradu­ Union Beach Is completed. Quinn lit,blue; MUs‘ARoberta trip, they will reside on Maple Warren H. Hlbbitts, Way­ ert Park, Red Bank/ and two side, served a s best, man.' the back. Her picture hat was ated from Keyport High Parker-Sulllvan Volk, in green; Miss Joan PI., Keyport. i;—• grandchildren. of white embroidered organdy School and la employed as a A reception followed the Funeral^ services were held Miss Darlene Sullivan, ceremony at the home of the trimmed with blue. She car­ barber by his father ln daughter ops Mr. and Mrs. chose a: navy blue lace cock- Nancy Boehler, Keansburg, Monday at n a.m, at the Be- ried a colonial bouquet of yel­ Larry's Barber Shop, Key­ bridegroom's . parents, after die Funeral Home, Matawan, James Sullivan, 118 Stegraan tall-length dress with beige hat, sister of the bridegroom, was which the couple left for a low and white carnations. port. He Is a member of the junior bridesmaid. She was with the Rev. Chester A. Gal­ St., Jersey City, became the beige accessories and a cor­ wedding trip to Atlantic City. Planning A Vacation? Miss Elizabeth Smith, Key­ faster Barbers Association bride of Robert Parker, 50 Flo­ sage of talisman roses. dressed like the other atten­ loway, pastor of the First Pres- port, sister of the bride, and and the Royal Arcanum and The couple are residing on rence .Ave,, Leonardo, son of dants and carried a colonial Tennent Rd., Morganvllle. by byterlan Church, Matawan, of­ Miss Marie Qrasso, Red chancellor ln St. Joseph's A reception followed at the bouquet of orchid carnations. ficiating. Interment was In Old Mr1, and Mrs. Ray Parker, Un­ Masonic Club, Jersey City. The bride attended Free­ Bank, cousin of the bride­ Council 3402, Knights of Co­ ion Beach,- Saturday, June 10, Three-year-old Nancy Maher. Steamship or Plane Tennent Cemetery, groom, were bridesmaids. lumbus. . The bride graduated from hold High School, and Mr. Church, Jersey City. Keansburg, niece of the bride, Relchenberger, Keyport High PROMPT RESERVATIONS Edward J. Clark Their gowns and hats were When they return from their The bride, given in marri­ Holy Family High School, Bay­ was flower girl. She wore a styled like the honor attend­ wedding trip, the couple will School. He served for two a Edward J. Clark, 50, husband age by her father, wore a cock­ onne, and Is employed as a sec­ short party dress ^if orchid ny­ years ln the U.S. Army. Brown Travel Bureau ‘ of EVa (Campbell) Clark, 197 ant's and were worn over yel reside temporarily with the tail length gown of white lace retary by the American Tele­ lon tulle with a purple cum­ Day Calls: VAlley 6-4141 / Main St., Keansburg, died sud­ low taffeta. They carried col­ bridegroom’s parents until with a sweetheart neckline. A phone and Telegraph Company merbund. Fralpont^Schumacher 214 Smith St., Perth Amboy denly Friday, June 29, 1950, at onial bouquets of blue and their new home Is ready for fingertip veil fell from a tljira Nojv York. Lawrence Szellga, West Before' an altar decorated Night Calls: KEyport 7-5031 white carnations. his home. occupancy. of seed pearls. She carrlei The bridegroom graduated Keansburg, was the best man. with white gladioli and palms, 7 Broadway, Keyport Mr. Clark was the operator of pearl prayor book covered with from St. Mary's High School. Ushering were Anton Boeh­ Miss Rose Marie Schumacher, » the borough's sewage disposal flclatlng. Interment was ln Mt. three other sons, Patrick, a white orchid. South Amboy, and Is employed ler, Keansburg, brother of daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mi­ plant where he had worked for Olivet, Cemetery, Middletown. Teaneck; Frank, Oak Ridge, Miss Qall Sullivan, sister of ln the Repair and Installation the bridegroom; Arthur Lea lo E. Schumacher. 41.1 Atlan­ five years. Ho had been.health and Thomas, Jersey City; the bride, was maid of honor. D epartm ent of the New York ry. Union Beach; Francis tic Ave., Matawan, became , inspector for the board of Mrs, Theresa Wain three daughters, Mrs. William Stanley Parker, brother of the Jones, "Keansburg. William the bride of Donald F . F ral Mrs. Theresa Wain, 73, who Telephone Company, New hoalth. He belonged to the first D. Anglin, Spring Lake bridegroom, was best man. York. ■ . Boehler, Keansburg, brother pont, son of Mr. and Mrs. made her home with a daugh­ Heights, Miss Teresa Curran, A reception followed ln the of the bridegroom, was jun­ Manson Sea, Rockford, 111. BOTTLED aid squad and was cv ,volunteer ter, Mrs. Theodore Lorcheln, For their wedding trip to the ftreman for 25 years.' Jersey City, and Mrs. Jane bride’s home. Pocono Mountains, Pa., th e ior usher. Saturday, June 30. 1950, at 3 Synder Ave., Keansburg, died Klrpatrlck, Matawan; a sis­ After a. wedding trip to the A reception was held at p.m. ln St. James Church, Ho was a member of the Ex- Monday, July 2, 1950, ln Mon­ bride wore a two-piece silk — aflnpt Firemen’s-Association, ter, Mrs. May Fanning, Mata­ Pocono Mountains, Pa., the Buck Smith'! Restaurant, Red Bank; The Rev. August mouth Memorial Hospital. couple will reside ln Sea helge suit with natural straw East Keansburg...... the borough employee’s union, wan, 13 grandchlldreh, and hat, brown shoes and acces­ Newman officiated at the She formerly lived ln Eliza­ two great-grandchildren. Bright. The bride's mother chose a GAS and the Cartcrt Social Club, beth. sories, Her corsage was of ceremony. Miss Georgia Ma­ Newark.1 He was actlvo with Funeral arrangements Yfere grey - blue afternoon dress son played traditional wed­ Mrs. Wain was born in Hun­ under tho direction of the Ot­ Walllng-Hayes white baby carnations and flowered matching hat and ding music on the organ. You Get Clean, Quick tbe Youth Bluejean baseball Before an altar decorated stephanotls. team, Koansburg. He was gary. She was a member of to Mack Funeral Home, Jer­ blue accessories with a cor­ Given ln marriage by her St. Mark’s Episcopal Church, sey City. with white gladioli and palms, The couple will reside on Con­ sage of white carnations. The father, the bride wore a gown Heat For Cooking membor of St. Ann's Church, Keansburg. Miss Joan Agnes Hayes, daugh­ gress St., Jersey City: Koansburg, and its Holy Nnino bridegroom’s mother selected of Imported Swiss eyelet. Her Also surviving are two oth­ William J. Papuzlnskl ter of John J. Hayes, 109 Ar­ a black and white lace aft­ eyelet Juliet cap was attach­ Prompt, Efficient Soolety. lington Ave., Jersey City, and Boehler - Schumacher Besides his wife, Mr, Clark er daughters, Mrs. Elizabeth William J. Papuzlnskl, 20, Before an altar decorated ernoon dress with white hat, ed to a veil of French Illusion Presler, Roselle Park, and husband of Ellcen Papuzlnskl, the late Mrs, Hayes, became black accessories and a cor­ She carried a crescent shaped Servic* . , ilk survived by two sons, Ed­ tho bride of Walter H, Walling, with white gladioli and palms, sage of white carnations. ward and Richard Clark, both Mrs. Anna Luckcrt, Elizabeth, 85 Mornlngslde Ave., Lftur Miss Elsie Lou Schumacher, bouquet of fleur d’amour and two sons,. Edward Smalie, ence Harbor, died suddenly at son of Mrs. Robert Smith, 100 For traveling, the bride at Koansburg, and a sister, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lou babies’-breath. Clark Township, and Joseph his home Monday morning, Third St., Keyport, and the late wore a light blue cotton dress Miss Retta Deats, Matawan, KEYPORT CAS CO. Mrs. Ada Flynn, West Keans­ July 2, 1950. Walter E. Walling, Saturday, Is Schumacher, 107 Eighth St. with a back panel a t white or­ burg. Smalie, Elizabeth; 11 grand­ West Keansburg, became the was tbe maid of honor. Her children; seven great-grand­ June 30, 1950, at 10 a.m. ln the gandy, and white accessories; The Keansburg First Aid Mr. Papuzlnskl was a com­ bride of Alfred Joseph Boeh­ waltz-length gown was of lav­ Affiliate of children, and a sister, Mrs. Sacred Heart Church, Jersey The bride was graduated Gquad and Auxiliary held serv­ municant of St. Lawrence's ler, jr., son of Mr. and Mrs ender organdy. She wore i Katherine Maul, Baltimore. Church, Laurence H a r b or, City. The Rev. J. A. O’Brien from Red Bank Catholic High coronet of white daisies which ices Sunday at 2 p.m. at the Alfred Boehler, 14 St, Peter School, and is a secretary ln A requiem mass ,1s. being where he was a member of officiated at t h e double ring Ave., Keansburg, Saturday matched her colonial bouquet, John J, Ryan Home for Funer­ held today a t 10 a.m . at St. the Laboratory Procurement als, Keansburg. At 8 p.m. sun the Holy Name Boolety. Ho al­ ceremony an d celebrated the June 30, 1950, at 10 a.m . ln The bridesmaids were Miss Mark's Episcopal Church so was a member of tlio St. nuptial mass which, followed. Division, Fort Monmouth. The Dorothy Smlalkowskl, New­ KtVPORT LUMBER day, the Keansburg Fire De S t.1 Ann’s Church, Keansbutg bridegroom also was gradu­ with the Rev. Charles H. Best, Qeorge A t h 1 e 11 o League, Given ln m arriage by her fa The Rev. Anthony Capltanl of- ark; Miss Evelyn Eggenhofer, partment and Its auxiliary held pastor of the Holy Trin­ ated from Red Bank Catholic & SUPPLY CO. Services, Perth Amboy, and an em­ ther, the bride wore an Empire flol^ted at the double ■ ring West Milford, and Miss Mar­ ity Episcopal Church, Red ployee of the Metropolitan style gown of white chiffon taf­ High School and was an en­ guerite VonBargen, W ood' 7 ,1 M a l.i w an 1-1S72 A requiem high mass was ceremony and the nuptial gineer on the New Jersey Bank, officiating. Interment Life Insurance Company. feta designed with a scoop neck­ m ass which followed. Michael Ridge. They wore aqua gowns held Tuesday at 9 a.m. at St, will be ln Falrvlew Cemetery, Besides his wife, ho Is sur­ Turnpike. He now Is serving with coronets and colonial CUlfwooc). N .1. Ann's Church, with tho Rev line edged with DeMedlcl lace, Bergln, Red Bank, was solo Middletown, under the direc­ vived by three slitirs, Mrs ln the UJB. Army, stationed bouquets o t yellow daisies. Edward Corrigan, pastor, of■ which alio trimmed the edge ot 1st, aocompanled by Mr*. M ar­ at Fort Bliss, Tex. tion of tlie John J, Ryan Home Mary Miller, Brooklyn; Mrs. the short sleeves. The high ie Lederhaus. John Baporltl, Rockford, for Funerals, Keansburg Ann Koetas. Bayonne, and waistline trim m ed with a bow - Given ln marriage by her MoNally-Daley • Lady Attendant Miss Joan Papuzlnskl, Fair ln the baok was attached to a father, the bride wore a prin­ In a setting of white gladioli Mr*, Agne* Owen ' Lawn. ' . • Non-Seotarlan Mrs. Agnes Owen, 90, died box pleated skirt which draped cess style gown which termin­ and chrysanthemums, u l n DAY Funeral Honiara Saturday, June 30, 1959, ln the Funeral services are being to a chapel-length train. Her ated ln a chapel length train Margaret Mae Daley, daugh­ 361 Maple PI., Keyportig Ivy House Nursing H o m i held today at 8:30 a.m. at the veil of Fronch illusion fell from The fitted bodice was of Chan ter of Mr. and Mrs. Francis ‘ Tel. KEjporl 7-1SS2 England. Frank T. Kurzawa Funeral a band of Chantilly lace, and tllly lace and the full Bklrt □. Daley, 4483 North Cramer wmwai Mcmom m * i. •*- She 1* survived by two Homo, South Amboy. At she carried a casoade bouquet was made of nylon tulle. Her St., Shorewood, Wls., became >WM at aaad . . . tM HUM a.m. a solemn requiem high fingertip length veil of lllusloe the bride ol William Mark Mc­ FACTORY SALE nephews, Richard B. Beak of stephanotls, Euphrasia, and to make room for Fall style* W aHata faaaa al dM . • . taaar* Keansburg, and Edwin Boak, mass Is being celebrated at polished Ivy, fell from a crown of seed Nally, son of Mr, and Mrs. taiard fach h t * «. Long Branch St. Lawrence's Church. Inter Mrs, Francis X. Belrne, Jer­ pearls and she carried a pray­ Wlillam C. McNally, 1 Burtlna Funeral, services were hold m ent will bo ln Calvary Cem­ sey City, was her sister's ma­ er book covered with white PI., Keyport, Saturday, June FINEST QUALITY NYLON Tuesday at 1:30 p.m. at the etery, Parlln. tron of honor. She wore an fcathored carnations. 30, 1050, in Bt. Robert's Bedle Funeral Home, Key afternoon-length gown of pow Mrs. James Maher, Keans Church, Milwaukee, Wls. 77ie AT FACTORY COST William J. Bell burg, sister of the brld*, was Rev. George Schumann offici­ port, with the Rev. Joseph R William J. Bell, 72, husband der bluo lace with a matching Faith, pastor of the First cocktail hat and carried a cas­ matron of honor. She wore an ated at the double ring c*r*- of Mary Ellen (Lupton) Boll orchid nylon tulle gown, bal mony and the nuptial mass TRICOT LINGERIE Baptist Church, Keyport, offi­ died Monday, July 2, 1950, at cade houquet of lUao color ciating. Interment v u ln the lerlna length, with a cummer­ which followed. B»ve 40*30% on hi* home, Keyport-Holmdel delphinium. Given ln marrlag* by her ffowna nnd petttoo&U Presbyterian Church Ceme Mary Catherine Belrn*. J*r bund of deip purple. She car DR. LOUIS I.PRAGER Rd., Holmdel Township. Born rled a colonial bouquet of or father, the bride wor* a whit* Tht ikini itylea that w m t k t fo r tery, Shrewsbury. ' sey City, niece of the brld* OPTOMETRIST ln Liverpool, England, tiie son ohld carnations tipped with silk gown. Her veil of French America's Flncit Stores. Bai for Mrs. Morgan Curran' ’ of tho late John and Elizabeth was tlie flower girl, sh* wore yellow. Illusion fell from a crown of lifts and for yourself , EYES EXAMINED Mrs. Catherine (Kane) Cur­ (Rogers) Bell, he had lived ln white organdy over blue taf­ The bridesmaids wero Miss pearls,* and sequins. She car­ Also “ seco&da*' at leaa than M il OFFICE! IIOUR8 Holmdel for 23 years, „ feta. with matching bonnet and ran, 08, widow of Morgan Cur, Junt Szellga, WC3t Koans ried a cascade bouquet o( Monday - thru - Thursday, 10 t o 3 Daily and Batnrday*' ran, died suddenly Friday, Funoral services are being carried a miniature oolonlnl burg; Miss E'eanor Bmlth wlilte carnations and stephan­ ( A .M . lo « P .M . ' June 20, 1950, at tlie home of hqld today at 1:30 p.m. at the bouquot of bluo delphinium Miss Gall Scabett, Keans otls on a whlto taffeta bow Friday* 9 A.M. lo 9 P.M. Paul Walling, .Keyport W eineiday* 9 A.M. t« her son, James 1C, Curran, Bedle Funeral Home, Key­ burti, and Miss Patrlola Me with garlands of white steph WILL E. CUSICK CO., KEYPORT 1300 New Brunswick Ave., brother of the bridegroom, was U Noon . port, with the Rev. Norman Laughlln, Atlantlo Highlands anotls. . Aeromartoe I^Ql^ for liie Manasquan, tfhsre She had R. Riley, pastor of St. John's U19 best man mid ushering wero Tliefr gown* and headpltoeg Miss Lucl(le Doberneck, Orango A Blu* Wafer Totter ; , 30 ,W. Front St, arrived five week* a g o fro m Methodist Church, Keyport, Kenneth Robinson, and another were'the same a* tbe matron Sliorewood, w a s the maid of ^ Kejrporl - h»r horn* in J e rs e y . C ity to officiating. "Interm ent will b* brother of th* brtdeaVMm, Rob o l'H ih b r‘4 and thaV 'carried honor, and M in Elliabath Da­ i jCEypor^ 7-2020 -. »p*n< Mi* m m m ir, ln Cedarwood Cemetery, Key •rt Walling, both,,of Keyport, co,oW ouqu.t*i ^ o r# - ley, Mllwaufc**. cousin o f th* .B .The bride graduated from boy, were held Saturday at Miss Prasattl graduated Church, Colts Neck, officiat­ from the Stelnmets H Igh George ls employed by tlie en­ E ast Side High School, New­ 8:15 a.m . for Thomas F. Rzep- ed,.... Interm ent was In the Re. ka, SB; at his home, 125 South School and the Presbyterian gineering department of the' ^ d ^ U D o s r s a n o a l s - ark, and ls employed at the formed Churoh Cemetery, Hospital School of Laboratory N.J. Boll Telophone Company, Architectural Tiling Company, Feltus St., South Amboy. A Colts Neck. The Gold Star nr m jA M L Y i solemn- high requiem mass Technicians, Chicago... She ls Newark. Keyport. . ’ , .... Mothers, the Ladles Auxiliary employed by Dr. Leon Unger. The bridegroom graduated was beld at 8:30 at the Sacred Raritan Post 23, American Heart Church, Soutft Amboy. Mr. Zuckcr graduated from J. Bowos. Bond ls making a . -from.^Middletown Township Legion, and the Ladles' Bordentown Military Institute runaway of the trainers raoo High School,, and ls employed Interment was ln the Sacred Auxiliary of. Keyport, Post and Lafayette College, Eas­ at Monmouth Park, In the first ' at the Superb Metal Products, Heart Cemetery. " 4247, Veterans of Foreign. Inc., Matawan. He served Husband of the late Mary ton, Pa. He was In the U.S. 15 days ho saddled 10 winners. Wars, each held services Fri­ •ikill f four years'ln the U.S. Army (Makowskl) Rzepka, Mr. Rz- day evening. ... ' Air Force, two of which were epka died Tuesday, June 26, 1936, at his home following a Widow of David C. Qchanck. spent lit-Germany. Mrs. Schanck died Wednes­ Studios They.will reside at 153 Sav- long Illness. One of the or­ day, June 27. 1956, in Perth Miiim k enth -St.,- Belford...... ganizers of the Sacred Heart Amboy Hospital.^ She was parish, he had been a mem­ born ln Colts'Ncck, the daugh­ ber of the parish for the past , cEsjszlo -•..Slerplna 61 years, .and also was a.znem- ter of the late Theodore H. ; Betyre.,Mi .altar decorated and. Frances (LcBaw) Snedek-' Infants Sizes 5 to 0 her of the Holy Name and St. er. : ... • .wltWt^wUitq %ci^y*antbemums. Joseph's Booletles. f-p ew ^ - AndjroBe*, Miss Stella - She was a. Gold Star .mother) Mr. Rzepka, retired 10 years a member of the.Ladles' Aux­ ~ 8 1eii®ia,'.'7dBUg^t^E;9 fi'Mr. and ago after having been em­ PR, Chllde and Misses •• Mrs? sgtanlslaw Slerplna, ' Ot- iliary of Keyport Post 4247, W h y T r a v e l ployed as a blacksmith for the VFW, and a member of the tawa;r ‘ Ohtarlb,,, Canada, be- Seaboard Coal Co., Sguth Am­ O ’/a t o 3 canie the bride of Joseph Szy- Ladles Auxiliary bf Raritan boy,for 45 years. Post 23. RIO. Ii9 l szlo, son of Alr. and Mrs. Ig- He ls survived by three natlus Szyszlo, 349 Maple PI., Sbe Is survived by a son, daughters, Mrs. Theresa Bo- Theodore C.. Keyport; two SEACOAST Keyport on Saturday, June 23, gaczyk, Hazelton, Pa., Mrs. granddaughters, and a broth­ ■ 1966, at 3:30 p.m. ln St. An­ Rose Lasko, Perth Amboy and FLOOR COVERING CO. thony's Church, Ottawa. The er. Warren Snedekef, Colts Mrs. Catherine Macey, South Neck. HAS ALL YOUR FLOOR COVERING NEEDS „ Liidios Canvas CrisH Cross Rev. Ja n Sajewlcz, pastor of Amboy; five sons, Oeorge, 8t. Hyacinth’s Church, Otta­ Keyport. John, South River, Have Us Give You An Estimate on Having wa, officiated at the double Michael, Joseph, and Adam, BIRTHS . ring ceremony. Traditional South 'Amboy; 15 grandchil­ Linoleum, Broadloom, deinstalled by Our Ex­ wedding music was played by dren, and nine great-grand­ Reran pert Mechanic* or . . . - . the church organist. children, Mr. and Mrs. Jam es RegAn, : Given ln marriage by- her Matthias F, Schock 628 Poole Ave., Union 'Beach, h a v e f u n , f « Y o u oo lt"w*xsw father, the bride wore a for­ are the parents of a daughter, - mal gown of white satin with Funeral services were held Friday at 1 p.m. at tbe Bedle born Friday, June 20, 1956, In Chantilly lace designed wllh Riverview Hospital.' supply all ifaaterlalt $ a fitted bodice with a Queen Funeral Home, Matawan, with 1 . 8 8 Anne's collar, and full. skirt the Rev. Henry A. Male, rec­ . DiOennaro tor of St. Mary’s Episcopal and ImtalJatloh In• - term inating In a chapel length Church. Keyport, officiating, A daughter was born on Sin 4-9 - train. Her flngertlj) length veil Saturday, June 30, 1056, to for M atthias F. Schock, Crown O f - Illusion fell from a crown Mr. and Mrs. Gaetano DiQen- formation. , Colon Whlta ■ Rod * Tan , of pearls ancT'sequlns and she PI., Matawan. Interment was naro, 72 Creek Rd., Keans­ in Evergreen Cemetery, Eliza­ ; carried a cascade .of red ro3- burg. R t 35 and . es with white stephanotls on beth., - Keyport the streamers. Mri Schock, 7Br died Tues­ Dikowskl . - ' Clark St. KE 7-2025 day, June 26, 1956, at his Mr.. and MrB.. John Plkow- Miss 'Irene"Siyszlo, Keyport, Open Daily 8 to 6 Wed. & Fri. Eve. Till 9 P.M. sister of the bridegroom, was home. He was born ln‘ Mata­ ski, 320 Engllshtown lid., Old L a d i e s ' . the maid of honor., She wore wan, son ol thc late Matthias Bridge, are the parents of a : t, walts-length gown o( pink and Rosena (Straub) Schock. daughter, born In Perth Am­ net over taffeta with a match­ A lifetime resident pf Mata­ boy Hospital. ' ing. headpiece. She carried a wan, he was retired from Ra­ ritan Copper Works, Perth Deny 'cascade bouquet of Juana Hill ■ A ion was born ln South roses and white sweet peas. Amboy. He ls survived by his wife, Amboy Hospital to Mr. and 4 DAYS ONLY - Bridesmaid:, were Miss Mrs. John J, Deny, 4 8unv Thursday, Friday Walurdajr and Sunday Jeanette Slerpina, sister of Mrs. Minnie (Straub) Schock, three datigluers, Mrs. Thelma merfleld Rd., Laurcnce Har­ the' bride; Miss Mary Skop. bor. , both of Ottawa, and Miss Lll- Stonaker, Matawan, Mrs Han Chmleleskl, Salem De­ Eleanor Conover, Colts Neck, Pierce spot, N, H. Their gowns, head­ Mrs. Charlotte Stillwell, North- Mr. an d Mrs. Edward $ 1 . 8 8 * pieces and bouquets were sl- port, L. I.Va brother. Charles Pierce, 16 Stoneybrook Rd pillar to the honor atten­ C. Schock, and one great-grand­ Old Bridge, are the parents Site 4-9 dant’s and they wore blue, son. of a son, born ln South Am­ mauve and green respective­ Mra. Stephen Plekarskl boy Hospital, ly. Funeral services were held Colon -MultiColor-Light,Paittli Eric Szyszlo, Ottawa, cou- Saturday at 8:30 a.m. at the MarlnelU ' sin of the bridegroom, was Daniel Reilly Funeral Home, Mr. and Mrs. William Mar best man, and ushering were West Keansburg. and a sol­ Inella, 224 Park Ave., Union Ted Linde. Ottawa: Ted Ll- emn requiem mass was held Bcach, are the parents of a pert. Freehold and Michael son. born Wednesday, June 27, at-9 a.m. at St. Ann's Church. 1956, in Monmouth Memorial Cox, Keyport. Keansburg, for Mrs. Ocrtrude 7 To. Douglas A reception was held at 6 Hospital.. 5 0 0 PAIRS Plerkarski, 43 Camp View Pi.. s o ’ ' * - o'clock at Assembly Hall. Ot­ Keansburg, Interment was in Amato tawa. after which the couple Dinette Set '99 Gertrude Cemetery, Colonla. A daughter was born on 3fi x TI Cliairi, 1 Arm left for a tour of Western On­ Mrs. Plekarskl, 73, wile of Wednesday. June 27, lf>56, In Olhrr HrU A t Low A« 39.50 tario and New York State. For Stephen Plekarskl, died Monmouth Memorial Hoapl traveling the bride wore a Wednesday, June 27, 1950, at ta], to Mr. and M ri. Victor Womens Casuals navy blue suit with white ac the Moran Nursing Home, Amato, M Myrtle Av«., Chain Recovered I fit. All Formloa cessorles \ 1th a , corsage of West Keansburg. She was born Keansburg. ’ white, roses. : ' ln Austria, daughter of the late Wllh M ulind Dursn DINETTES The bride's mother chose a Conrad and Catherine npb4|«Ur»4 thalrs with reunl «1bm labia The bride attended schools survived by two brothers. A son was born on Thurs in Canada. The bridegroom Qeorgt Straub, Union: Conrad day, Junt 26. 1956, 1n River view Hospital Uj the Rev. Hen , VKKV. Lamp With l i v e r y I'urrhas# . graduated from St. Mary's Straub, Poughkeepsie. N.Y.; ' of a ^<’t DtirinK JhU , H ljh School. South Amboy, two sisters, Mrs. Elizabeth ry A. *1ale and Mrs, Malt, 11 and ls employed as a barber Motile.' Lackawanna.' N.Y. Warren St., Keyport. The 13 Styles To Choose From Ilev, Male ii rector of Ut In his father's barbershop at ana\ Mrs. Mary Ingram, lie lln. \ M ar y’s Episcopal Church, >49 Maple PI.. Keyport, He Ii Keyport. M j»ch. Interment was In Fair June 24, 1*54, < in Middle*?* to the New Jersey Federation vie v . . Cemetery, M!rfdltt«r*o. HospUa!, t i t w typos- m m m li Hp|!«fi.aaaNfl«iMi al I s s s s a : . ■ :1 ' 1 ’ , '* ♦ V\ ew, tiia gon*'with the Seventh A STORY FOR M r. ■ Harfst replied that M months to get a buHdlag code Regiment, New York Infantry, there ; such ,} ft. concern drawn and set up. With one tlHE to the Mexican border. ' about saving money that way. developer already at work, Mri. Douglas Hathaway, his firm should be permitted this would be no immediate Classified Ads 'MATAWAN, JOURNAL Brooklyn, has returned to her to put in an alternate bid on help, in the mayor’s opinion home after spending several a vertical filter and it would and he added, tbe developer FOR SALE SERVICE day* with her mother, Mrs. be lower than Layne's. He re­ can be controlled under the I i K Four July I, 1956 zoning ordinance. Mr. Brewer Charles R. Stryker. minded the township commit­ Aluminum Windows tee they were falling to ac­ wanted to_know how the build­ Mrs. 8. B. Eggleston .and By Margaret A. Leavy^- THE MATAWAN JOURNAL children and nurse left today cept the lowest bid on the er was to be controlled under Venetian Blinds FISH PLATTERS specifications as advertised the zoning ordinance, when it Fret Estimates —No Money Down E s ta b lis h e d 1809 T elephone 7-3030 to spend the summer at Shel­ Buffer Bedr and the Bee Tree Karl A. Frantz. Keyport VMM. i J Mabel Brown, PubUsbtr ter Island, Long Island. Miss and also that this was the was not yet adopted. ' TO TAKE OUT second -time his firm had USED refrlgeratora in good condi­ . • H11>I J J. Mabel Brown accompanied Buffer Bear was afraid of and Buffer Bear walked on. Robern'aMura,Matawan tion H9 05 end up. Pete a Inc.. Keyport, Monmouth County. N.J, them and will remain oyer the been by-passed as low bidder, attorney, saw the need to o o rner W F ro n t an d M ain SU .. Ke.v- EVirity r'n a y By BROWN PUBLISHING AND bee trees. It all started one What sort of a present could In that its original bid on an p o r t C all K eyport 7-2700. w jtf PRINTING COMPANY Fourth, while Former Mayor day when Papa Bear ' was he' get for Papa Bear? What draft and set up a building TELEPHONE overall job of $156,000 -had code within - the next two ACCORDIONS , ^ J.- Mabel Brown ,— Editor' Eggleston will leave on Satur­ teaching Buffer how to gather did Papa, Bear like beBt of KEW and used, bought-sold-rented re­ Geraldine V Brown ..Associate Editor day also to remain over the been rejected last month. Mr. meetings to regulate the ac­ paired and exchanged N J. Mu­ FRAN & RAYS honey. all? ’ ' ■ Finnegan replied that the tivities of this newcomer. Mr sic Center, 42 Broad St.. Keyport. Tel SUBSCRIPTION RATES Fourth. "Watch me and see how I Right away the answer pop K E yport 7-1478 L e« o n » on all in- . Payable In Advance Mlse -Judlah H. . Conover, Lauman bid on a, vertical fil­ Huebsch retorted there was atrumenta -______KE 7-2734 ' On* Year < within atate) -n- f< *fl do It.” Papa Bear said. .?i">,ped into Buffer Bear’s mind. ter did not conform to sped -WJU- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. no need for this as at the s a IT hav baled. 'Call' Keyport 7­ Six Months ------2.50 Buffer watched Papa Bear-Honey! flcations in all details, but Three Months ----- 1,50 Nicholas Conover, English- scramble up the rougl) trunk Then light, in front of him present time mortgage money 1109. S w artse l’e T arn . Supplfea w jtf ~ O n a V eer (outside a ta te ) 5.00 Mr. Harfst defied him to have is so hard to getr no bank RUSSELL’S RADIO ‘ On* V aar (outside U. S — r r 7.00 town, became the brlde'of Ar­ of the bee tree.-H e watched Buffer saw a bee tree. Quick- USED television iet» In food condi­ thur E. Pettie, son of Mr. and the firm’s chief engineer would loan money.for. inferior tion Birgeina. from 125 and up. & T V ^The Matawan Journal la a nawspapei Papa Bear stuff his paw Into ly he hid behind the bushes, P.lt-. Inc. corner W front .ml brought to Matawan Township construction _and t h e FHA Main Sts.. Keyport. Tel Ke. 7-27W. When your TV needs service call Mof the people, by the people and for Mrs.- George Pettle, Weiines- a hollow place and draw out Suddenly Buffer Bear was Keansburg 6-2300. Route 30. Bel- - the people. Its aim (s to serve the day evening at 6 o'clock, to clarify the matter. would prevent shoddy build- ARTIPieiALr-/ireplac^cornplet*-wUh tord^Sepylce-onall -makes:— W f |ir -best-fnterests'ofM atawanr~tnr present" lng~where it^vaT“conceTiied7~ all of the newt of tbe week without The flower show and ed P.apa Bear scramble down He remembered how kind Papa The township committee de- wood logi. Call Matawan 1-2443-R anywhere. Formerly of . Cliffwood* Mr. LaM *ra cited an In­ Friday or Sunday. ' • w-Jj/a Matawan. .. .. ' wjtf bias or prejudice In a clean, sane, festival of the Woman’s Club again. a , Bear always had been. nled his request for this de­ conservative manner, respecting Ihe stance of a barracks, ordered Inalienable rights of our citizens, and last Monday- was held at the lay and accepted the Layne POWER lawn mower, original price CARPENTER and building contractor “It looks easy,” said Buffer. Buffer came out from be 1139.85. recen tly reconditioned thereby-maldng (taelf worthy of their home of Mrs. Janies E. Voor- “Let me climb the next one/1 hind the bushes. He walked bid on Mr. Finnegan's recom­ removed from ft city site, - i . O, Mettger. Florence Ave.. Key* confidence. ' being brought Into the town­ C all M ataw an 1-2147-W-l.______port New Homes, caragea: al) aitj|* hees and attracted much in­ Soon they found another bee bravely to the tree and began mendation. They also accept­ adona and repaira Easy finandn,Hng --- Responsibility for-typographical :er>’ terest. The Camp Fire Girls, ed the Pittsburgh - Des Moines ship for housing use because COOPERATIVE apartment: also a rran g e d• . Call Kr ey p o rt * 7-4159. ----- wju* , rorats limited to the cost of the tree. Buffer started up. cling- to climb. furniture, Inquire week enda 10 under' their guardian. Miss bid over the following rival there was no building code to C h u rch St.-.—Apt; S. M ataw an . ttJ5 •pace -.occupied Dy such . Ing to the bark with his sharp “ Ouchl" A bee stung Buf- stop It. William Meyers, sec­ Kathryn B. Terhune, went bear, claws. Suddenly he felt fer right In the middle of his bids bn a .60,000. gallon tank: BENDIX dlalomaUc washer excell­ DON’S TV SERVICE ' Entered *aa' second-class matter at retary of the planning board, -For fast efficient radio and television the post office at Matawan, N. J.. un* through an Interesting drill* a bee sting on his soft,'bl&ck black mse. But Buffer kept on W.D. Caldwell Co., Louisville, ent condition. 1 year old, hedge said there Vas no cause for trimmer. Shopmate. -3 months old serv ice ca ll M ataw an 1-3844. w jtf 'dar the act of March 3,. 1670. -Postmaster Devlin has a nose. climbing. More bees began to Key., *35.240, and Chicago Bridge and Iron Co., *34,900/ concern over this as the plan­ with 72 foot extension cord,’. mattreBs, THURSDAY, JULY 5, 1956 new Ford car. Buffer felt his nose get big- sting him all, over, but Buffer double bed. spring filled; HarmoiV i^NDSCAPING- Building and mala- Bert Cartan has a new five- The low bid on the tank was ning board had forced the house

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Democratic Women Roelof Schanck Is No Longer » T a t Matawan Democratic Club was hostess Thursday at a meeting ln trie—American A Distributor O f Legion Hal! to the Women Democratic Club of Mon­ mouth County. —— Tirre.-’ F rsn k - Hor&H7“'Hteh- lands, county club president, Decker's Dairy Products presided and Introduced the ;guest speaker, John W. Apple­ gate, Matawan, Democratlo _ count; chairman. Mr. Apple­ gate commended the group '' (or Its zeal and enthusiasm ln jwrHag.. Ior_tfe.:pHBClEgOr the Democratic party and pre­ dicted victory In the coming November election. Leo Weinstein. Matawan at­ The Monmouth Legal Secretaries Association held Its Installation dinner meeting on June torney. and Philip riuhr 21 at Beau Klvage, Spring Lake, Installed as vice president was Miss Helen Kell, Manasquin. Man&Bqiian, both candidates left, and Miss Regina Bromberg, Keyporl, center. Is the president. Leo Weinstein, Matawstn, ' for freeholder, were Intro right, was tho guest speaker. He Is a trustee of the.Monmouth Bar Association and the Legal duced by the club presidents Aid Society of Monmouth County, ■ ■ ~ V to the members of,the local municipal1'clubs. Smith, president; Mr. Harper. A moment of silence was Monmouth College Plans Open House vlcej>resldent; Lloyd 8. Cas- -observed for a late club mem- sel, secretary; Harold N. \ber, Mra. John Fox, Middle­ West, treasurer; Alfred N. town. : : Week; Governor, Senator To, Speak Beadleston, Harmon M. Brad­ Mayor Katharine E. White, ford, Dr. Hill, Mr. "Irwin, =ied Eanlc. state committee- - Robert B, Meynor and U.8. m ar, college truBteo chair­ Mr. Lloyd, Paul I. Redcay, woman, explained the nation Senator Clifford ,P . Case of man, and Dr. James W, Park­ and Elvln R. Slmmill. •J—Democratic campaign fo New: Jersey will Join the cele­ er, sr.. Red Bank, speaker; ‘"tea for T.V.," a fund-raising brations of Monmouth College July 10, Community Day, Ma­ project of Uie national com- as it dedicates Its new cam­ yor Spafford W. Schanck, Ma­ mlttee to finance television pus in West Lon? Branch dur tawan, chairman, and Mr. time for candidates.' Ing a week of open house ac­ Schlaefer, speaker; July 11, ENGINEERS County vice chairman, Mrs. tivities, July 0-15. High School Day, Dr. Harry AND Gustave J. Freret, Fair Ha- Gov. Meyner will address S. Hill, superintendent of As­ 1 ven, announced/that the an­ 200 guests at a leadership din­ bury Park Schools, and Dr. - n u a 1 Women# : Democratic ner July 12 at Jumping Brook Richard T. Beck, superlnten- SURVEYORS S tate. Convention would be Golf and Country Club, Nep­ dept of Freehold Regional ;held Oct. } am I at Haddon tune, at 0:30 p.m. Sen. Case High School, co-clialrmen, and 'Hall, Atlantic# City. Details will give an address July 10 Earl B. aarrljon, superinten­ Frank Allen Foit will tx discussed - at " a - later on the new- campus during dent' of Monmouth County Associate* ■ - dale. t h e dedication ceremonies schools*, speaker; July 12, Wo­ - Mrs. Helen V. Hill, Keans which will begin at 2:30 p.m. men’s Day, Mrs. Steward!. KEYPORT 7-1211 burg, social co-chairman with The . college took posses* Miller, Middletown, president Mrs. Kathryn' O. Huber, sion Monday of the former of the Northern Monmouth thanked the committees and Shadow Lawn estate, com County Branch, Amerloan As­ ; members for aid In making prising 80 acres on which stand sociation of University Wom­ IT S UNANIMOUS! the recent club luncheon and seven-major buildings that will en, and Mrs. Samuel H. Ru­ : fashion show a .success. Mrs. bin, Interlaken, president of €V€RYON€AQR€£$ _■ Hill stated that Mrs. Huber the Jersey Shore Branch of imOHLYPLACCTQ '“was atlll ■ In Rlverview Hospi­ /Name Official the American Association of tal as tbe result of an auto­ University Women, co-chair­ 8UYA(JS€DCARI$ mobile accident and wished to Monmouth Junior College men, and Mrs. Milton ' A. thank the local clubs for the officially beoame Monmouth Vreeland, Middletown, Mon­ many cards and flowers she College June 20 when the mouth County Jury commis­ S&uuriBUIOC had received. New Jersey Board of E^uoa* sioner, speaker. tion authorized It to proceed . Mrs. Nicholas Rollln, Avon, with the establishment of a Also July 13, Service Clubs’ welfare .phalrman, reported four.ye&r college. The third Day, Ernest W, Lass, publish­ on the annual pilgrimage year will start ln September er of the Asbury Park Press to -Farmlngdale Preventorium 1957. , and president of the Asbury where the club presented an Park Chamber of Commerce, outdoor gymnasium and. con- The College plans to con­ chairman; July 14, Alumni U’ductefl » 'pasty for the chil­ fer the bachelor of arts and Day, Harold C, Montgomery, bachelor of science degrees Middletown, and Raymond W. dren. upon the completion of the * 1 Mrs. •' Thomas' Budd, Long senior year In June 105ft. The Delcamp, Long Branch, presi­ •• -BrancH. 'membership chair­ bachelor of art* curriculum*- dent and vice president re­ m a n . ’welcomed tbe Women’s are Etigllsb, history, foreign spectively ot tne Monrpouth Democratic Club of Freehold Junior College Alumni Assocl- languages, and psychology* atlon, co-chairmen, and Into the county club, and Mrs The baohelor of solenoe eur- Hugh Boyie, president of the George W. Sorensen, director rlcalums are biology* busi­ W e c o n f t u w e’re Freehold Club, Introduced the ness administration, chemi­ of public relations for Mon­ GUILTY—guilty of hav­ members of her club. mouth College, speaker; July stry, pbyslcs, and mathema­ ing the best used can in A speolal award, presented tics. IS, Dedication Day, Joseph C. by Mis. Genevieve Donnell, Monmouth will continue to Irwin, chairman. Keyport. Come in and a member of the Matawan award the assoolate in arts Each day will Include guid­ Judga for yourself —- Borough Council, was award­ degree for two years of col­ ed tours of the campus, re­ ed to Mis. Freret, • lege work to those students freshments, and remarks by you’ll quicky & g r 9 e - Members of the refresh- who do not need or want the speakers. College officials W r« top* in quality coirs m erit oommlttee, assisting foor years of study. The de­ will describe the present and easy term*. Mrs. J... Harold Costello, presi­ tree, offered In 18 fields, has plant and will outline plans dent, were MrB. Oeorge Car­ been granted since 1048. , for new buildings and teach­ . ey, Mrs. Paul Egan, Mrs. ing programs. A solenoe hall, DECKERS In Its resolution the state Harold Deitz, Mrs. Donnell, board oommended the col­ library, gynmaslum and hu­ 'Mra- Everett Phillips, Mrs, lege for its reoord and In­ manities building are among Warren Vreeland, Mrs. Paul dicated the great need for those planned for future de­ M O T O R S , % ! Pouzenc, and Mrs. Margaret more college facilities tn the velopment. Programs ln tea­ Your Bulok Dealer McDonald. state. , ' cher training and various * The 1 a.c e covered buffet phases of technology are KE 7-4000 _ table was decorated In a rod, mong the currlculums planned servo with certain chang­ for the future. ~—white and blue theme with the es the 3000 students expected fed roses given by Fred How- by 1900. Since It opened In Members of the Monmouth FOR i id, Union St., Matawan. China 1933, the college - has-1 been College Committee for Shad­ Horse Shoes • Pools nd milk glassware was loaned housed ln the Long Branch ow Lawn are; Mrs. Reginald y Friendly Shop; silver and High Bchool. It Is a private, Bloomfleld-B r o w n, Thomas Badminton lasswur* by Mrs. Vreeland, non-profit college, • Irving Brown, William Buchs- nd linens by Mra. Phillips, A group of citizens under baum, David T. Buok, Mr, and Mrsj Milton 6. Erlanger, the chairmanship of Joseph C. Croquet "Teter Ball I'! Irwin, director of tile Mon­ Mr. Farb, Mr, Flnegold, Van- Rensselaer Halsey, Mr. Irwin, mouth County Board of Free­ In C o o l holders, has organized the W. B. Leonard, in , F . How­ week o< July 9-15 Into a ser­ ard Lloyd, sr., Mr. McMur­ ray, Mr. Rlker, Mr. Schanck, Y o u r H o m e ies of open houses on the TOY BASEMENT oampu9, Co-vlco chairmen of Fred W. Schantz, Mr...... • " - • the group, called The Mon­ Schlaefer, Woolsey A. Shop- Wo Deliver W ith a mouth College Commltteo for ard, Mr, Smith, Mr. Sorensen, Shadow Lawn, are Mrs. Clar­ Mrs. Unterberg, Mr.. and Mrs. KE 7-2000 ence E. Unterberg, Eaton­ Mlltoii F. Untermeyer, Jr., town, and William C. Rlker, Mrs. Katharine Elkus White, Window Holmdel. The oommlttee Is Clarence W. Wlthey, and Will­ leading a fund-raising drive is A. Woolley. . HARDWARE CO. I Members of t h t College Fan for approximately $500,000. Z 6 W. FRONT BTRCKT Ths host for the July 13 Board of Trusteos are Mr, From leadership dinner and also 1 chairman of the program KK 7-2000 committee for open house week Is Wayne D, McMurray fon H o rn editor of the Asbiiry Park Press. The Press and Its af­ tM PM ViM gtrr filiate, Radio . Station WJLK, are sponsoring the dinner as a gesture of support for the expansion plans of tho college, The two other chairmen of the program oommlttee are Louis H. Farb, managing edl tor of the Long Branoh Dally Record, and Max Flncgold Freehold attorney, Following Gov. Meyner’ nddress, romarks will bo giv­ L R. PETERSON en by Milton 8. Erlanger, El- L W O O L L E Y beron, chairman of the fl nanco nnd comptroller com mlttoe of the fund drlvo, and Edward O. Schlaofer, execu­ 75 Main Street RD 1, Box 454 tive vice prosldent of Mon­ It* Time to Start Building; Remodeling ' ' .ii mouth College And Repairing ' On dedication day, July 15 nl M»|li»l A (ln.it quality 4-lr.n- other speakers besides Sen All Order* Given Prompt Attention ■(« Ztnflb barttxl by an Itoiwlad Case will be Mr. Schlaefer Matawan Jo-W iB»Myb«ck*u«finiM o t/u ll and Mr. Irwin, A dedication ORDER NOW - .. Matawan iailtfscllon, yit Mills* for on«> ■tone will be set ln the wall fourth th»pr/of of m«ny company. Udl. So imllf, to light l| can b. of the- main building. , I behind i min'l Mcklit.., Host for the entire open house In a womin'i BalPf OptfMM weak Is william M. Bmith, f I bool I Of « wwfc Long Branch, prosldent of the Matawan Lumber Co. 1-0817 1-0802-R 1 Monmouth College Board ot The Friend In Lumber Yard Trustees, 0Ome key people In connection with open hou«c -v ' |ny ' m m , ‘ ' Telephone MA 1-4500- 4501 t : . w . . " j r r i 1 ' « * » » » '- • • follows; Ju ly . ) I . Ktyport JtwtlM'i&Optkiani; pduc»iot*j a n d iW h 'rr SUTPHIN AVE. MATAWAN *W i I D w , ‘-?bottk* a /‘.Harper,• tu '.i '