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Malabar BUt YEAR — 2nd WEEK tUtfoul MATAWAN, N. J« ^THURSDAY, JULY 9, 19SP Km inmtr Pnai umunn Single Copy Ten Centi $50,000,000 Housing Project Street Sigua For Marlboro Township Paul T. Caliill "Miss Rhcingold" At Cliffwood Beach Buys Company For Southeast Matawan Township Cliffwood Beach Co., Frederick Wenzel, chairman of the Matawan Tpwnship1 Planning Real Ettate Firm, Sold Coin-Boxing Barred Board, disclosed last night that a Matawan Is Key Paul Thomas Cahlll, 257 Nether- developer who will adhere to the wood Dr., Cliffwood Beach, has lDO-by-150-foot minimum lot »iie Chief Jsha J. Flood, ' Mata- wan Police, said yesterday he purchased the real estate busi- is interested in buying up 1500 In Sterner Plan ness of the Cliffwood Beach Co., acres in the southeasterly section bad received a directive from feobert Warwick, Monmouta Inc., from the Eststea of Samuel ot the township. At somewhat less Planning Chairman D. Walker and Charles W. Mnr- than three houses to the acre, this County traffic safety cs-ordl- nator, that all solicitations for Resubmitt To State risey and has formed the Cahlll would be a MOO-to-WOO homesite charUabie or public service Co. Officers of the new corjipjuiy development. Tlie houses would be purpMes from motorists on Matawan Station and the Mat- are Mr. Cahlll, president; Everett priced in the- 515,000 range, ac- highways must stop. The di- II. Larrison, Broadway, Keyport, cording to Mr. Wenzel, making it awan TownshJp-Rarllan area near rective especially mad* point the Garden State Parkway are vice president; Lillian A. Wei- a 190,000,000 undertaking. vf passing coin boies among stead, Morganville, secretary- , VLr. Wenzel said he had 'gone drivers at major highway In- reported to play a big role in the plan resubmitied by E. Donald reasurer. «•-**• over' maps of all vacant land teretclioaa and the spreading Mr. Cahlll arid Mr. Larrlson areas in that part of the township of blankets Into which drivers Sterner, chairman of the Mon- also have purchased the Pirate with a representative of the de-may loss coins while they mouth County Planning Board, to Ship on Route 39 from the Estates veloper and it appeared dubious ar« awaiting a change In athe State Highway Department and of Mr. Walker and Mr, Morrlsey, there would be quite the 1500 acres traffic light. ' the N. J. Highway Authority. A which.will be the headquarters available.- The planning board Chief Flood slated t n e dl-mammoth rapid transit-terminal for the real estatu and Insurance chairman declared he was making rectiva bad the endorsement and a multi-thousand car parking firm. The Cahlll Co, plans to known the fact this developer of UM Monmouth County area near the crossing of the New continue building new honroa, de- would be seeking options on land Prosecutor's Office as being velop a highly skilled insurance Invthe area so landowners would York & Long Branch R.R. and the duly founded in law andGarden State Parkway Just east taff. and will sell homes, that know that he had made proper therefore applicable to enforce- have been occupied previously. approach to the township au- ment by police. The Matawaa of Matawan Station are said to be The Cliffwood Beach Co. was thorities before going forth. Police Department accordingly the key features of Mr. Sterner'a formed In April IMS by the late Mr. Wenzel acknowledged that It will comply with the directive plan. Mr. Walker aftB Mr. Morrlsey has,, been' rumored that other de- and enforce It, Chief Flood Commuters would come by car with offices In Ktansburg and ' yelopers have ten seeking options stated. • from the more southerly areas of Laurence .Harbor. The firm ex- Several Krai aid squads In panded in May 1834 and opened William VaaDyke, one of the owners ot Ih. Cllltweotf Retch Peel In the area for the past month. the county to the Matawan-Rarltan aod Cabana Club, Is shown welcoming Robbln Bain, "Miss HhelngoM," The planning board chairman the bayshare area have bees an office In tha Old Plrati Ship, parking area "ind take the train Marlboro Township officials supervise I ho Installation of MM of who attended swimming races at the pool July I. -stated that the planning,body had active in such solicitations at to New York and^Newark from located on Old Amboy Rd., Cliff- (raffle Intersections weekends. the first street signs lo be erected under a program lo have all streets no Intention, of interfering in the Matawan Station. It was conceived clearly and properly identified in (ho township. Shown above, (left wood Beach. The new ship was private business dealings between in the idea that future population to right), are: Road committee chairman Frsnk Ratcllftel alias and built on Route 31 In 19J7. landowners and developers, but growth In -the county will take lights chairman MlllSrd B. Umberson; Mayor Charles T. McCuei Bora Is Ksyport Webb & Knapp Develop Half-Acre cautioned that unless a developer place in areas not readily acces- Cemmllleeraan W. Lindsay LcMolnei Township Clerk Floyd Wyckoff. Mr. Cahlll, the son of Mr, and could show proof to an owner- that 2-3 Year Term sible to the N. y. & Long Branch Mrs, Arthur J. Cahlll, Oreon he was prepared to develop at the main line tracks In the-shore area. drove Avti. Keyport, was born In Minimum Lot Size With Septic Tanks 10>by-150-foot minimum lot size, For Embezzlement Mr. Sterner said he discussed New Yorkers Are Advertise Bids Keyport and Is a graduate of Key- Sanitary Sewer System Eliminated From the owner was dickering" with the terminal Monday In Trenton someone who had, no chance to Had Stolen Pin during a meeting with Dwlght . Plan* For Land Under Option In Marlboro carry his project out. J- - R. D. Palmer, state highway com- League Funds Settling In Area5 For New Route 18 Webb A Knspp Inc., New York, A company representative noted Oilers By Developer > missioner, and an adviser to Gov. will go ahead with plans lor their . Mr. Wenzel declared that It Robert B. Meyner on commuter Comprise 60% Of that tha affect of the stand of A 42-year-old Onion Beach nian Work All Within housing development between township officialdom would b* lo hardly appeared any other de- Indicted for embezzling funds while problems. : Routes M tnd n la Marlboro veloper would be offering all the New Home Buyers Madlton Townthlp convert (he townihlp from a secretary-treasurer of a^Hsdlson "Favorably Inclined" Township d o • p 11 e the "laying "sewer plant town" to • "aeptii' firm.seeking the-1500 acres Is. A Mr. Sterner said Mr. Palmer Sixty per cent of the buyers i The Slate Highway Department down of the law" by the Marlboro water and sewer plant Is Included Township bowling league" Tuesday ank town" He noted that Webb was "favorably Inclined" toward Sayre Woods South, Routs''», advertised- for bldi yesterday to Township Committee and tha plan- i Knanp's main concern In get- and discussions are being initiated was given a stiff two-to-three-year the plan, Mr. Sterner said, how- Madison Township, are from New be received July 29, for additional ning board at the June 30 private on aid for schools on the basis term In New Jersey State Prison ing lot slid reduced WM lor suf- ever, he did not know when ac- York, Saul L. Cantor, presldtn Route .11 'construction en the conference that tha hsif-acte icient number of users per mile whereby the builder would erect by Middlesex Couhty Judge Du- tion will be taken on the proposal. of Cantor and Goldman. Builders, route'!.new alignment In Middle- minimum lot site must N ad- at no cost to t)ie school district Inc., developers of the 2000-home along sewer mains to be put Bols S. Thompson. Mr. Sterner first suggested the sex County. The proposed project, hered to, The developers h« down IO tha State Publlo Utilities one school room, to each 50 houses terminal In IMS. In effect, he said, community, has reported. A sur- I'eotlrely lo Madison Town- wanted a smaller lot size In pa sold. Ths Matawan Township Frederick: P.-Peterson, 50 9 it would be "an extension of thai vey conducted among thess buy- ot their subdivision. Commission would gtant a (ran- I provide ramps tor a new chl|e to the private lewer plant Board of Education's . views will Florence Ave., Union Beach, era- New York subway system Into ers to determine their reasons ftr to link Route ft with be fought.> lathT ' ' W^Sf*** wwwww tov*.^:;to^ (continued on „ .....JIMii^^^j^y soji Merchants' Bowling xht»tm nrca revealed that" coitvenlei construction now underway from ld the puc must md woufdflfiv* «p»ce for several was' th»-principal factor loflUi OM Bridge- eMtaity. ' ' which holds matches at the HU ing their choices, ' I siVMMtahUjtrjtrs «r*>«r*:: ;#.v»;#v»l^l ' Lanes Bowling Alley. . Route 9, thousand cars and would provide Tha new Route 11 southbound able to provide rentals IhiIhtt will AppBzo Willis high speed service to any point Buyers Indicated, Mr. Canto roadway will curve to the righ Madison Township, between Keyport Mayor amortlie Iho cost bf lh» sowot along the proposed Bl-State Loop, said, the the oppeal of a home and merge with Route t Just north plant from revenue! earned by It, Dies In Hospital January and May this year. either In metropolitan North Jer- community only 30 mites' and 50of- Freneau Rd. Access from north- Act* A* Attorney, When lot sites go up to (half Peterson was elected secretary- sey or by tunnel into New York commuting minute*-from New bound Route: (to northbound Route PAUL THOMAI CA1IIU •ere or more, the' 'PUC usually treasurer of the 16-team league and, to any station on the subway York caused them to shun other. Jj, will be provided by a ramp Hq* Appeal Ready Had Survived port High School. He served feu will not allow sewers lo jo down last year. The league was formed lint* from the Battery to Colum- areas in the metropolitan area which will branch to the right off because tin ral«s to be charged last September and had on deposit bus Circle, for the purchase' of their homes Route 9 at Freneau Rd., sweep years In the U. S. Navy, and wli Keyport's Mayor, Norman J, "Maim" Sinking ."- manager of the Bsy Drug Co, Currle, acting, as an attorney, Is lo make up for the lack of a $400.. When officials checked, the Mr. Palmer Hid the Bl-State It would be Impossible, the sur-around In a left hand ourvi over sufficient number of users per Alonzo Willis. 135 Third St., Key- Route t on a new overpast, and (continued on ptge twelve) an appellant from a decliloa, of deposit had been cleaned out and loop plan, a proposal of the Metro- veyed buyers felt, to obtain com- Matawan'i municipal court, Mr. mile of pine muit be perniciously port, who was among the few men Peterson told members he hadpolitan Rapid Transit Commission, parable value and a comparable join northbound Rout* II near high and way above sewer rsles Spring Valley Rd. Currle represented Dilores Ter- who survived the sinking ot the taken that and other money for is not being considered at this price without going substantially ry, 117 Atlantic Ave., Matawan, harged In towns where Sewera battleship U.S.S. Maine in Havana a total of about 12200 and spent time. farther oft in other areas. Movements from southbound Sees Need For charged with striking in utility pasi lots of less than 100-foot front, Harbor In February IBM, wasit for hospital bills and his family. The plan includes the use of The varied commuting facilities Route v to northbound Routs It pole on Main St. Just north ol the ho realty IIrm spokoimin added. The complaint was filed by modern Budd type oars now inalso were a factor since rapid and from southbound U to north- railroad at I a.m. on June (. State policy opposes a wlds dll Ralph U. Carrozza, Madison Town- bound 9 will be possible through Police Training 'erentlal In sewer rates from one operation on the Central Railroad service and Congestion-tree high- Capt, John Melris and S|t. Rob- ship, president of the league. In of New Jersey lines between Mala- Ways such as the Garden State use of side rotd*. These move- Awn to another. his post as secretary-treasurer, ment* are hot anticipated in great County Proieeutor ert McOoWan, borough police, wan and Atlantic Highlands'. Parkway and the New Jersey To Rettass Options Peterson paid only $84 for league : enough quantity to creste in Im- testified as to their Investigation Turnpike cut the time-distance to mediate nee4 for additional Inter- Warn* Town which led to the liiusnce ol a The reproientitlve noted thai expenses. In passing sentence'. New York still further. Also the Judge Thompson noted there "was Keyport Police Uiue section ramps, summons to tha defendant, Chief 'ebb * Knapp will be nloaslnu abundance of public transporta- Prompted by i recent Court d«. 'our or five of their optloni, liken little chance of restitution." Ramp. Width Varies clslon leaving Keanibiirg open MJohn J. Flood took the stand lo Alarm For Holdup Man tion, the large number of bus tell of luting a broken pin of ain low ground arsas, In the 1000 lines and, the two railroad! that RamMmp width will vary up to 1! damage stilt beciuse It failed to adequately train one of Itscar found at the scene to a qrei they have lubjcct to isle Ui Two Holiday Crashes Keyport Police Sunday Issued serve the area were cited by per- feett withwith' concrete curbing through them, lie declared this was be- an alarm for ah armed holdup tone of the project. The overpass speclsl police officers, Monmouth broken-out section of a fitting on sons who did not want lo move to the Terry auto. cause tho lands In iho low aroei In Matawan township man who robbed tax) driver Wil- an irea where, only one public deck' will accommodate a JJ-foot County Prosecutor Vincent P, Keuper this week csiled on sll Mr. Currle moved for dismissal ill not pass psrculitlon l(»ti liam C. Beesley, 70, Of 50 Church carrjer was available. During roadway. Paving will be ac- ihowlng Uwm suitable for isoiU Two July 4 accidents were re- St., Keansburg, of approximately compltlhed by covering a seven- municipal officials to mike cor on the grounds there had b«en ported to Matawan Township Po- commuting hours • train or bus tain their police and special po- Isnk uso, The owners ol thsse low $40 at the Aeromarine Industrial Itiaves for New York every nine Inch macadam bnt course with no one produced In court who lice. In one, two men were injur- plant Keyport, and left the man lice sre trained properly, could Identify hir client as being nils cm have little Imps of sail ed. Autos driven In opposite di- minutes. three Inches of bituminous con- 1 thorn for homoslto, buslnass oi locked in the trunk of his cab In Taxes Were Another Rc»on crete. Speed change lanes will be In his letter to county munici- •t Ilia sceno of the accident. Mag- 1 rections by Joseph Riccardl, 45, West Keansburg. istrate James II. Martin denied iduatrlel usra If sewers ire no Jersey City, and Janfes Mulhcrn, constructed along Route 9 at those pal heads, Mr. Keuper declared, iraught In, Iht roprescntatlvi Tax benefits were cited by >tili locations where the Route It ramps the motion. When Mr. Currle de- 29. New York, collided near the Mr. Beesley, who pried open other purchasers; Mr < antor "Frequently, I havo had oc- cared. merge*. The project alto will In casion to caution policemen In clined to put his client on tho cehterline of Route 35, Cliffwood. part of the trunk to obtain fresh said, with many of the New York- This company upokesmon point- Mr. Rlccardf was taken to River- air, was found after 45 minutes elude Improvement pf Prenesu Rd Monmouth County that they ere stand, Magistrate Martin ruled ers impressed by the fact that tor a few feet at Iti Junction with her guilty end Imposed s fine of d out Webb * Knnpp hivo no view Hospital by Keyport First byTtaritan Township Police off New Jersey has'no income tax hot Justified In using firearms lo Aid Squad for treatment of hisLaurel Ave., West Keansburg. He Route 9, " prevent- the escape of • prisoner 129 tnd 19 costs, Mr. Currio Im- iunrml with Iho Insistence of tho and no sales tart, These factors, arlljoro official* on the half-icro ALONZO WILLIS injuries. Mr. Mulhcrn was cut onsaid he picked up his fare at the The .proposed Intersection Is wing held for • misdemeanor or mediately pulled apposl papers Belvedere skating rink and. wasthe home buyers contend, will in out and handod them to the mag- lnlmum In tint Iho Uavelopors the ami but declined treatment at crease the value-of their homes planned'as part of the overall plan lesser offense, burled With, full military honors the scene. The car he was driving told to drive to Keyport. for extension of Route II on new Istrtte lo sign. The atlornty ind liereby aro spared tho greit cost and to result in greater long 'My point has been that the Chlfl Flood hid a sharp exchange I building a sower plant. The Monday afternoon in Midway belonged to Vincent McGhee. 33 alignment to Routs M at Eaton- unauthorized use ol a gun could Green Cemetery,- Matawan. Mr. After he was directed to therange savings. as lo procedures In the case. irm Intends lo put Itt lha best Lawrence Ave., Keansburg, Pa- industrial site, -the man stuck a town, When Route II construction mike • policeman both criminal- Willis, 82, died late Wednesday, trolman John McGiaty, township The nearness to the recrc-atlon Is undertaken east of Routs 0, the Oalas 0M Conviction (conllnued on psge eight) July 1,-1959, at East Orange revolver in his neck and demand- areas of the state, with lynches ly/ and civilly responsible In the police, investigated. ed the cabbie's money. Then ho proposed Inlefchanja will be en-event of Injury or death. Mrs. Kathryn Mason galno'd the Veterans Hospital. only a short distance away and alarged. conviction of on» truckman charg- Special services were held at the Cars driven by Clint Wilbourn locked him In the trunk and _. ..CiMs Court Ruling drove to the West Keansburg state park fjve fnlnutfi away, The ).T miles of Route II now ed with runslng up on thn side- George Dunn Dies -Bedle Funeral Home, Broad St., jr., 33, of 9 Stitwell St.. MalaWan, were other reasons listed as at- 'The Appellate Division ol thewalk In front of her home on and Joseph Coward, 20, of 52 W. area, Mr. Beesley said. He de- underway is being built with 21- Superior Court, In • recent ruling, Ileyport, Sunday evening by Perth scribed the gunman as between tracting the dew Yorkers Thefoot roadways separated by a Jackson St. but failed to carry Amboy Post, Spanish War Veter- Concourse, Cliffwood Beach, col- character of the state, with its has extended that concept further her case mjtlnit s second. Eu n Fall Monday 20 and 24, wearing a light ihlrt cenUr Island that varies up toId attach civil liability to ths mu- ans and by Keyport Post 4247, lided at Prospect St. and Amboy and slacks, about six feet tall diversified terrain and scenery (continued on psge twelve) Rd. near midnight. Mr. Coward M feet tfl width. The Old Bridge nlclpaUty If It can be shown lhit Forimr Area R«*id«nt Veterans of Foreign Wars. Mem- and weighing 160 pounds. also were mentioned hi the surtraffi- c circle, at the Intersection bers of the Keyport VFW Post accused Mr. Wilbourn of failing vey, which was conducted at Sayre the Improper use of a gun by • who served aa pallbearer^ were to stop at the stop sign on Pros- of Matawan and Engllshtows Rds. policeman or special officer was Held For Grand Jury Wat Rail Exetutlve Woods South through the sales beta! replaced by • modern Donald Hill, post commander, Jer- pect St. Mr. Wilbourn insisted office. the result of liudequite, or - Osorgo A, Dunn, HII Front St., ry Hill. John Sommer. Theodore Mr, Coward was coming too fast To Move Offices grade separation. All Route II total absence of training Md In-On Charge Of Murder Persons contemplating s change construction costs sre shared by Scotch PJibu. « former Hiitet Hugenln, Warren. VanCleef and on the Amboy Rd. Patrolman Warren W. MesserscfamUt, In employment declared that the structioo. Dttnetro Lavegno. St, Johns PI,, resident, wu falsity Injured In • Allan Estelle. Officiating at the •tbt.sts.tn and federsl.government. Ralph Wallace, „ township ...police, manager et-tte- Kerport bnrt- greater diversification' represented s ICSlMlnVrli^ThuMdsy Was heldfall from a westbound Jersey Ceo- Monday afternoon service was the investigated. ness office of the New Jersey by New Jersey Industry and the without ball for grand Jury action ral passenger train, near North Rev. W. R. Pinder. pastor of St Mularchuk and th» Borough of Bell Telephone Co., yesterday nearness to major employment Rnonind Ordinance Keansburg, the Appellate Division on a charge that he murdered Branch, Monday' morning. He WM James AME Zion Church, Mat- disclosed the office will be mov- centers held out the hopes of a Hubert Asmsr, Cherry Treo' Farm )y cars-old. awan Township. - Guadalcanal Cadets May B# Held Over said, hi part: ed to the fanner exchange better, economic future for the The .... conteollon . .,, that Rd., Mlddletown Township, June Mr, Dunn, district reel estate Mr. Willis kept is touch with Stand Out In Test building, 24 Maple PL, Keyport, and also more employment Introduction of the ordinance to there wss actionable wrongdoing 21. Lavegno entered a mandatory igent for the Central Railroad ot other Maine survivors over the by Nov. L opportunities. Innocent plea at tho preliminary Jew Jersey In lha Pennsylvania Guadalcanal Cadets Drum and ezone the William Cross properly participated In by defendant years said frequently ~ spoke at The exchange bulldlag now Is New Industry Seen in Holmdel VUlags from resi- through the police chief In per-hearing before Magistrate V/. Gil- res, had bonded lha triln at , veteran's observances. Last De- Bugle Corps, sponsored by Guadal- being readied to accommodate bert Manson,. 'anwood ind was enrouts to canal Post, Veterans of Foreign In a footnote to the survey. Mr. dential to light Industrial nay bemitting a person u Ill-equipped cember, lie was presented with a the business efflce. When re- Cantor states that be expects thedelayed to Aug. 13. J. FrankI training as .Mularchuk to per- Patrolman Arthur Scott cave tho auch Chunk, Pa, portrait of the Maine aod an in-Wart, Post 474), Cliffvrood, cap- located, the business office win Joseph Cosenu, • brakeman on tured two first place and one balance or Industry In the slate Welgend, Holmdel Township At- form police duties armed with s only testimony at the hearing. Ifo vitation to inspect the VS. Naval maintain separata public and u compared to other areas to torney, reported to the planning gun Is sound , ,. ., said he was sent to lite Asmar io train, said he ,MW Mr. Dunn Second place prize at a drum and record offices, Mr. Mester- oord'tho train at Fanwood, take ; Academy at Annapolis in Maybugl. e corps_competitioa beldJSpjt become even more favorable la board Tuesday that Bendlx has the The responsibility of the borhom- e about 3:20 a.m. Juno 28 and However, a severe cold prevented -seamMtfsysrtsd. Public and rcc. tha.eoming_>^ri^3rhls will be draft of the ordinance and 1/ the found Mr, Asmsr on thn ground 'f his coit and rest In a seat' day la Middlttown Township. ough through tha police chief and : .thejiij1'i*t A efibft nmYUuif the visit and also caused bins to ord offices are combined at (continued on pas* nine) company reports acceptance. It t>f*decesMr-otflcert-to--«tMrge,- wllh a sholfjun wound. Palrolnufl enter the Veterans Hospital, where The affair, ia which the outstand- (be present kealioa of the Key- •rUl be Introduced today. If there cott said Lavegno wsi frreitcd Ir, Dunn Went out'onto fhe plit- ing units in the state competed, for Mularchuk's Inferable Inepti- irm, Mr. Coienu told police. He be stayed until his death. part office «t n Broad St, ta are major chances to be discussed, tude, Is clear. n the house and "listed that he Knocked Overbear* was sponsored at the Intermediate the building owned by Charles To Cfose Saturday* • must be held over. ' id pull (he trigger of the shotgun, ild that the next time ha looked School field, Leonardo, by the The evidence was that ho had r. Dunn was. In e prone position In recalling the historic sinking; Straub sr. Mr. Straub siste» The Matawan Public Health Asso- Edwatd Theurkiuf Inquired Inflicting tho fetal wound," Mr. WOlii, an apprentice seaman MiddletowB Township Dram and never received any training from the rear platform of the car, lie site would be Ideal tor pro- ciation will be closed on Satur- bouMHilldlm "WUIIamiburg" (continued on p»g« nine) Mr. Asmsr, 27, was sliot In tho at the time, said be was on-watch Bugle Corps in cooperation with Icsalsul or bnsbMss •ffices. ype homes in the 122,000 class for raiplnn the handrail by ths steps, days, starting July II, until further ibdomen and died at Rlvrrvlcw "fie brskeman said he ran to the when several explosions riaped the the Greater Red Bank Junior folmdel Village on less-Uuui'OK- Hospital ..at 9 a.m. June ]3. He Chamber of Commerce. Mr. Measersdmddt sated notice. Nelfce ilalform, but Mr. Dunn fell before ship and knocker* him overboard. then wQl bs> amass parkfsg bs ere;;tf~- '• wss the father of five children, "I don't remember seeing anybody The Matawan iSsvlnga end Loan could reach him, the Cadets won second prize to fhe rear of the bedldlag .on The map of Harry 8. Willey sub- Association opened Its books for I'ollco said Mr. Aamar snd 14- around me, but I could bear the general competition but won first Maple PL f« employee*. M- egno w«ro childhood friends, They Taken To llespltsl men trapped below deck screaming Hem tort Turnpike Espress dividing land at his farm on Route subscriptions lu shares la the Nth place in competition among color fideat enrtold* oarUs* far ft *2 plur tax ronsd trip. F'» JJ to provide • site for s branch Series on June !Mi. MM. Subquote- d Lavtgno M laying he loved Mr. Dunn was liken io Somerset -and grouting as the M*E*M» began castsaers is available « betis Mrs, Asmar sad hsd gone out with ospital, Somervlllo, where lie died to sink," he recalled. ' guard units and is the competrtioa weal service, am—lest eoonomi bsak^jtha MtrchaaU Trust Co., scriptions rtttlnd wllll Au|Wt for best bugle*. A,total of seven sMcs ef Maple PL star the ex- «*i pot ttae tdMtfcls e«il CO) R*d t»sifc, was rejacted because ttth, IMf her while the Asmirs were tepa- lesi Ihsn iwa houri after,Uw *c«t* i (cootimied on page twttve) change boOdtss, bs rsl«o\ smrsi >san ago, , bands competed. > 11 •»*wwte|fckh tk (conllnued on page ebjlit), THE MATAWAN JOURNAt .„• Thursday, July 9, 1959 fog* Two Former Kcyport Engagements Cliffwood Girl SUMMER Enaebusssau Oribaiea Girlls Married Mr. and Mi*. Henry F. Dd- Wed In AmLoy Word its bee* received1 «f the b»sco, Morrtatowa Rd., Cbee: Macs Imse TremHy. daughter of saarria** oi Mitt Many Elizabeth quake section of Madison Towa- Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Trembly, 369 Shore Caacourae, Cliffwood, Creen, daughter of The Rev. Har-ship, announce- eagaganeat became Che bride of Gecr, old Bfcar Cms and Mn. Green, Frederick Semoneit, South Aan- River Edge, and Herbert Charles boy, son ot Mrs. William Haasen, Burger jr., son of Mr. and Mn. South Amboy and Manvel Se- moneit, HogansviUe, Ga., Friday, Herbert C. Burger sr, Emerson, July I, 1959, at 7 p.m. in the at the Cherry Hill Reformed Chapel of Christ Church, South Church, River Edge, Saturday, Amboy. The Rev. Ronald Albury June 20. ISM tt 3 p.m. The Rev. performed tbe ceremony. Robert Guides and the Rev. Mr. Given in marriage by her father, Greea, the "bride's father, offici- the bride wore a white ballerina- length gown of tulle over silk taf- ated It tbe ceremooy. The soloist feta with short sleeves and a rouoi was Mn. Aurii Brook tod the neckline. Her flngertipjength veil guest organist was Professor F. of French illusion fell from a small Austin Walters, Professor of Mu- bat and she carried a cascade sic at Raisers Uaivenity. bouquet of white roses. Gives In marriage by her fath- Miss Laura Smith,' Cliffwood, was the maid of honor. Her after- MEN'S SHORT SLEEVE er, the bride wore • tilk brocade noon-length sheath dress of blue gown with a chapel-tenaOi trail sillc had short sleeves and a round held by a cap. She carried a neckline. A face veil fell from her SPORT SHIRTS cascade bouquet ot white rose* small white hat and she carried M«: Ray V. Turner JrJT Witkes a cascade bouquet of yellow roses. Barr*, Pa.. was the matron of WSJ DOX0THY E. DEUASOO Manvel Sen\onelt, South Amboy, honor, and Mn. John Callahaa of their daughter. Dorothy Elea- was best man for his brother. Jr. aod Mii* Nancy Stevenson sore, to David Engebretsoa, son The bridegroom's mother wore were O« attendant*. They wore a blue nylon dress with.jaull laveader gowns and white plctu of Mr. and Mrs. Engmar' Enge- white bat, white accessories and hats and carried baskets of spring bretaon. Valley Dr., Mata*an. a corsage of white roses, All features for n»r« flower*. Assortment includes solids with The announcement was A reception followed at the bone wear, comfort: flue Richard E. Burger was hi a party held tt the home of Mr. ot tht bridegroom'! mother, after contrasting trims and all-over Banforlied cotton | ttfotbrrH belt man and ushering special elastic! were Robert and Harold Green, and Mrs. Drlbasco. which the couple Joft for a wedding prints. Sizes small, mod., large. brothers of ths bride, Kenneth Miss Detbasco is a graduate of trip to the Jersey shore. They arill fall eat; Buruer, brother of the bride- reside at US Grand St., South tetafortei. tbe University of Miami, Coral Amboy. jroom. and Robert Tanner. Gablei, Fla., and has attended A reootlon followed at th Tbe bride attended Matawu Cherry U1H Church House, after Rutgers University and Newark High School and was employed at whlofe the. couple left for the State College where she presently Al's Luncheonette, Perth Amboy. Adirondack Mountain*. N. Y. is working toward her Mister's The bridegroom attended Hoffnaa The bride attended Keyport Degree. She Is employed as a High School, South Anboy, aad is employed by the Perth Amboy Grammar School while her father teacher hi the Madison Township was pastor of the Keyport Re- Copper Works, Perth Amboy. He formed Church. She graduated School System. served three yean, ta the US. from tbe School of Nursing, Unl- Mr. Engebretaon Is a U. S. Marines. verilty of Pennsylvania, and Navy veteran, and a June gradu- Tcachen College. Columbia Uni- ate of Monmouth College, West versity. She is employed by the Wills Filed Cmtral Bergen Visiting Nurses Long Branch. In September he JAMAICA Service. will attend graduate school at the Laws C CaJKM The-bridegroom graduated Whsrtoa School of Finance Laura C. Cahooo, Keausburg, New W«sh VWeer from the IWvereity of Colorado Commerce, University of Penasyl- who died May 11, left stock and and Colorado State University. He Interest in property ia Newark la Woven Plaid Cptfon SHORTS vanla, Philadelphia. Traaamarlu *t supacior taflarlnr Is.associated with tht Sale* IV i niece, Irene Braach, and • avtt49 culffL % iMM'titfu. pefmancnt partment of Colonial Euer Lite No date has been set for the lephew, Charles Stalth; Jewelry to wedding. collar staya Worthy of. ftn* combed CO. .:•••. i sister, Clara, and a grandniece, catton In woven dealfns. S-af-f^-XU C They will reside at Hi Klnder> SanyVcllky .. , -A- Marilyn; fMM and Jewelry to a fcunatk Rd., Jtlver Edge. Mr, and Mrs. Frank Vellky, Anv niece, Alice. Tbe residue of the boy Rd., Matawan, announce the estate was left to Irene Brack, Combed Cotton Knits engagement of their . daughter, who will serve as co-executor, Obituaries Franco, to Thomas H. Sprty.'ioo rith Mr. Smith. . ' IVovtn wash 'n Wear plalda, prlntad JaanJ. Stilly of MrM . andd MnM . ThomaTh s SSpray, (Mlarda wUh anaay «xs«n*lva tai- Woyis» platrfs fa many Caraaia* KaOa loring features, Blses aVaf-t-XU John J. JWUy, « Sea Briue Morris Plains. Carmine Raffs, Matawan, whs . Way. Keanaburs, who has served The bride-elect Is a senior at died Dec 11, 1M7, left his estate colon, as wall at '•tifanl as Keuubutg- Borough Engineer Matawan High School. Her fiance in tnmt for his wife Marts Kaffa. for the put U yean, died Monday, ii a graduate of Botralon , High Executrices an his daughters, July 1,1MB, at Us home, following School and bow Is serving In the Maria Xaffa Fraelovs and Jo- Sixes 10 to 18 alOBglUness, He was 71. U. S. Navy as an electricians mate, sephine Kahrs. Mir. Rellly operated an office at stationed at Norfolk, Va. "•;; COPPERTONE 168 Carr Ave., where he also rag A wedding is planned for the • civil englaeerlng-and land »OrVey- lurnmetoJjlM",^ ,. • i':j the estate « Madeline Swarti, Jnj business,' He was a .charter {eansburc. who tiled May 17. was jntwbtr of tho -KntjMt yif fTpftpni- Ellen (Seville) Rellly; three daugh- Beach. ',"• v1"! '•• •••"• jher djugbter, E1U fctae Tffl- Blouses ters. Mrs. Elizabeth Garrlty, Ilarrl- Miss Sappkt attended ,Kcyj»rt a% who, also Is exec ^tJHnitvmi''. . • efficient frill hat •vsrything at your fingertips , , . •on, Mr». Mary Noble, Port Mon- Highih . SdSchooll andtf 1 II s jd by jnoiiih. Mrs. Theresa Campbell, Ralph FrledWnd B.._.._. Key- llfyit'woqi'th cutting board, full ttorage shsif «nj'*bVel r«clr.\ Atlantic Highlands! v three- ton], port. Her fiance i$Mte dch.l lames and John J, jr.. both or *9 mousy ociMij \aZv WtMH,-,,. Kcanabure, and Thomas, Wejt villa* High School -and I*'In the In England contracting business of Tetro .and h Kcantburg: a brother, Matthew. ItafI, Sergeant Larry McCrogai, Newark and 13 grandchildren. Sons, Union Beach, with his father and brother. . • ;i ion cf Mr. andjVIri. Jlichs,eJ Me- Terrific valael SparUing- sty- funeral services are being held Grogtn, !«'Campbell St, Union les; cool plains, prints. Fine- at 8'a.ra. this morning at the John ' ' • ' IMber-Vetmf '' ' ' •' Beach, was married to Miss Jen- Mowars art all MW for '59 I, Ryan Home for Funerals. Xeans- Mrv and Mrs. Theodore Young, ifer Rled, daughter of the late ly detaOrf. Colorfast S2 to 38. burg, and a high mass ofrofuiem 211.5 Birehwood I Dr., Cliffwood Mr. and Mn. Ried, Norfolk, Eng- SM, compare our JI-fnctiRotory will be celebrated at 9 a.m. at St. Beach, announce the engagement latld,, on Friday, June S. 1BS9, at Anil's Church, Keansburg, by the of their,daughter^ Jeraldlne fiaa, Our Lady, and St. Edmund's Floy. Stanley lovandowsW, Inter- to Ronald Belbiw,;Brook.Ue Ave., Church. Hunttantmv England, by H iiUillUrUt OUI BEST BUY IN ment will b» hi St. Joseph'! Ceme- Lauretee Harbor, ant of Mr. andthe Rev. Leo Harkln, Erie, Pa, tery, Keyport. Mrs. WiUlam Belber. Set McGrogaa will be ttationed Mist Young is a graduate of it Sculthorpe, England, until oat POWER MOWERS For breakfast sometime, sur- Sayreville High School and Is em- year, when he will be assigned to Him* Til round, baked apple, with ready-to- ployed by the Silhouette Shop, a hue in the United Stales. tu cereal, sprinkle with flaked Sayre Woods. Her fiance also at- ISATGIANTS cocoeut and serve with milk, sug- tended Sayravllty e Higgh School and Huw about business cards? We Umlftd a/cmtiry gest* Monmouth Cotirrty Home is employed by' Madison Town- can supply them quickly and. at Agent, Mrs, toma K, White. ship. the right price. Come and try an.

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sex General Hospital. New Brums- Saturday, July 4, OH. Tae baas/ wkk, weighed tayss iwunds, U OWtoea, Couple Married Miss DeLage W^s and has beet namtd Carl Predaric. Deaths Reported During Week Parents Welcome New Arrivals Tanwlts Frederick Bimdge A KM was bora la Middlesex In Grace Church General Hospital on Sunday. Jiini Mr. and Mrs. David gaead are Before u alUr d^cqnted with Miss Kathleen Ana DtLaJi*. . Mn. (Mai Lanaa ' »are Ave., Jersey City, died sod- 1«59, to Mr and Mrs. John Brooks, 2. 1159, to Mr. and Mrs. Jlitep"leph the parents of a teoond child bom pink aad white gladlajl and anap- daughter of Mrs. Mary VOSgt, Box 871, pin* St., Old Bridge. Tornello. I Dogwood Ltnel Old Friday. June M, ltU. Mrs. Shead* Mrs. SarabUlHaa Larson, lit 4en)y Monday. July «,- IB*, at the 111 Creek Rd. Kaaasborc Md Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Adam*. - dragons. Miss Juanita Marie Jacfc home of his daughter, Mrs. Stephen M Luppatstoog Ave., Keyport, an Brldgt. / It tha former Miss Beverly Shaver, Rector SL, ferth Amboy; mother the late Jack DeLage,»beeems Bioddard MorganvUte. . ' - aoo, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kerner, tt. Edgeview Rd., River the parents of a sin, bora Wednes- Btnard of Mrs. Ronald Orr. Matawan, the bride of Frederick Hurry Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stoddard, -" George Jackson, 101 Victoria Ft. Gardens, Keyport. ' day, July l, 195»; in Monmouth Aramcle Burdge, son of Mr. and Mrs. Medical Center. 1 N SheUand Rd., Old Bridge, are Mr. and Mn. Russell Bernard, Union Beach, became the bride of died Sunday. July 5. IBS. at her Born in Jersey City, Mr. Murray Harry J. Burdge. Locust, Satur- 10] HolUdale Rd,, Old Brldg 1, art Mr. and Mr*. Anthony Ararnclo, • home. The widow of OUf Lar- the parents of a daughter, born Lawrence -Ellsworth Zjckler, son was the son of the late Anthony day, July 4, 19» at 5 pjn. la tfca Wednesday, July 1, 1959, In St. the parents of a son, born Monday 27 Meadow Rd., Old Bridge, are son she was a . native of New and: Ellen Langton Murray. He the parents of a Ion, born In of Mr. and Mrs.' Laurence D. York and had Uved in Perth First Baptist Church, Ittd Bank. A son was bom la Monmouth Peter's Hosplul. . June 21. 1999, in Middlesex was a member of the Jersey City The Rev. John F. Crouthancl General Hospital. Perth Amboy Hospital. Zickler, Avenel, Saturday, July 4, Amboy for more than M years. Police Department. Medical Center on Wednesday, Millar 1M9. at 2 p.m. The Rev. Leon performed the double ' ring cere- July 1, 1959, to .Mr. and Mm. Nuliy She was a member of the First He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Clttadlae C.ZinMer, pastor, performed the mony before an altar decorated Thomas Dlgsby, It Erwia «., Ha* A daughter wai bora In South A daughter wu born Presbyterian Church, Perth Am- Catherine Manning Murray; three with white gladioli and inapirag- Amboy Hospital on Wednesday, Mr. and Mrs. Peter CltUdino, double ring ceremony in the Grace let rf . '. . . Amboy Hospital to Mr. boy, and belonged to Its Mothers' daughters, Mrs. Kerner, Mrs. oos. Mrs. Muriel Curcbin wu the uly 1, 1»59, to Mr. and Mrs. Ed- Long Branch, are th* parent* ot a MetbodUt Church, Union Beach. Club and Women's' Association. George Wool/, Cllffwood. and Mrs. second ton, born In Monmouth Thomas Nulty, 2) Cul soloist and Mrs. Alice Schwartt, PM ward Miller, 5J« Prospect Ave., Old Bridge. ' Howard Dean was the soloist and Besides Mrs. Orr, she Is sur-Wayne Shambley, Keyport; a sis-organist. .. < Mr and Mrs. Alfred Poe, 13Laurence Harbor. Medical Center. Th» bab> has Mrs.. Anna Steidle, organist. vived by two other daughters, ter, Mrs. Henry Bauer, StiUwater, Sycamore Dr.,. Haslet, are the been named Richard Arthur. Mrs. Schmidt „ Qiyea in marriage by her father, Mrs. Florence Seguioe, Pitinfield, and 11 grandchildren. Escorted by her brother, GeorgS parents of a son, born Tuesday, Htadewaa) Cittaduio Is lh« former Ml»s Made- Mr, and Mrs. Vincent Schmidt, ' the bride wore an ankle-length and Miss' Estelie _ Larsen, Perth Funeral services are being con- DeLage, Keansburg, the bride June 30, 1858, la Monmouth Medi- Mr. and Mn. Eugene Henderson, line Emmons, Morganville. 7(1 Clark Ave., Union Beach, are gown of white Uce over tulle de- Amboy;' two sisters, Mrs. Howard ducted this morning from the Daywore a floor-length gown of em- cal Center. - ' .0. Box 19, Kejniburg, are the the parents of a ton, bom la broidered silk organta with a parents of a son, born Saturday, Wettea signed with a 'scalloped round E. Snell. Mirlowe, N. H., and Funeral Home, Keyport, at 8:30 Perth Amboy Hospital. loag torso and full skirt A finger- July 4. 1959, tn Monmquth Medical Mr. and Mrs. Donild Wotton, 209 . neckline and three-quarter-length Mrs. Leon J. Wallace, Bellmore, a.m. and at i a.m. a high requiem Faults L. 1.; a brother Edwin Copper- mass will be offered by the Rev.tip-length veil of French Illusion A daughter was born in River- Center. Ash St., Union Beach, are thli par- Rlehtrdsea sleeves. A chapel-length veil fell waite, Edison; five grandchildren Cornelius J. Kane, pastor, at St. fell from a coronet ot pearls and view Hospital on Wednesday, July ents ot a daughter, born Monday, A. ton wai born In Perth Amboy - - from a tiara of pearls and sequins sequins and. she carried a cas- 1, 1959, to Mr. and Mn. Doajtai .' '. Jacksea , July I, UN, In Monmouth. Mjidica) Hospital to Mr, and Mn, Hugh and four great-grandchildren. Joseph's Church, Keyport. Inter- A son was born in Monmouth aad«he carried a colonial bouquet ment will be In St. Joseph's cade bouquet of white roses, ... •' Foulks, 171 Port Monmouth Rd., Center; . Richardson, Ross St., CllffwooV Funeral; • services w?re':.' held 1 Medical center on Friday,' July J, ' of phit*, carnations, and tle- Cemetery. - • • Mrs. -Peter Face as, 'West Ke«nsburg. ; '. yesterday at 2 p:m. at the Koyen 19», to Mr, and Mn, Strother '/: '.-.'• , Ka«Je*rtJ ''...; . tfunotis. ;-. ••.•"..• Funeral Chipel, Perth Amboy, Keansburg. wai the natron of ' Miss Shirley ChamberHn, Union Rudolph J. Wlnthrop CbrUlaaMB Jackson, 109 Maple PI., Keyport. A ton wai bora la Rlvarview Mr. and Mrs. Zlgmund Kwkw with Dr. Alison R. Bryan officiat- honor. The bridal attendants were Hospital oo Tuesday, July 7, 19M, ' Beach; was the maid of honor. Rudolph J. Wlnthrop, 76, Roselle, Mr. and Mrs. Nieli Chrtsteoien, : ski, 1M Engllshtown Rd., Old ing. Interment was in Alpine Mrs. Herbert Thorns, Locust, sis- "' ' ' '' Kerae •••--••••'•'"- to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cue/, 114 Her ankle-length gown of tiered retired supervisor of instrumental ter ot the bridegroom, and Mr*,Campview PI.) Keansburg, are the Bridge, are the parents of a ton,' Cemetery, Perth Amboy. parents of a son, bora Wednesday, Mr. and Mn. Harold Korac, U Jackson St,, Malawi*. born lit Perth Amboy Hospital. pink tulle had cap sleeves and a music in Monmouth County Public George DeLage, Keansburg, sis- Falrvlew Lane, Hatlet, ' are the - round neckline. She wore a rhine- Mrs. George M. McGee Schools,. died Thursday, July 2, ter-in-law of the bride. They all July 1, 1959, In Rlvervlew Hoe- pitsl. ^ -• - parents of » SOB, born Sunday, ' ' »tacBura alone tiara and a wristlet of pink Mrs. Helen T. (McQuade) Mc- 1959, In Elizabeth General Hospital. wore blue crystalette gowns with Mr. and Mn, Thomas Staohun, Deftnse Bonds pay the s a m a He was county supervisor of rnusic July 8, IKK, in fUyirvlew Hos- rate of Interest as the War Bonds' carnations. Gee, 97, wife of George M. McGee, long bodices and birem skirts. Caultleld pital. .,,. . Mlddletex Rd., Matawan, ale the ,' . . Cowl* Is Bridesmaid Livingston, and mother of Mrs.for 35 years and traveled among Scalloped veils fell from their you bought during the war. Buy Mr and Mrs. Joseph P. Out- parenti of a son, born Tuniday, tomtl Mi SB Betsy Jackson, Union Helen Roach and Mrs. Eileen schools in Matawan, Leonardo, blue iridescent crowns and the Dow July 7, IM9. In Rlvervlew Hotpltsl. Rumson, Asbury Park, Red Bank. field. 203 Johnson Ave.. Union Beach, cousin of the bride, was Casey, Hailet, died Thursday, July matron of honor carried a cas-Beach, are the parents of a A son WM bora in Rlverview ths bridesmaid., She wore a pink 2, 1959, of a heart attack at her He retired from that position seven cade bouquet of dark pink roses Hospital on Friday, July 5, 19J», Wlerlaga daughter, born Tuesday, June SO, • Us> AiUndaat T-strap' chiffon ballerina-length home. years ago, and the attendants carried cat- 1959, In Monmouth Medics) Cen< to Mr. and Mrs. James Dow, 40 A son wai born In Rlvtrvlew (own with beaded bodice.' She also Besides her husband and two Mr. Wlnthrop composed several ode bouquets of light plnK roses, ter Haslet AYS., Haslet. Hospital on Tuasday, July 7. USD, • Naa-BaotaHaa wore a rhlnestone tiara and adaughters, she is survived by two symphonies and overtures, and also Three-year-old Sadie Ann Pae- to Mr, end Mrs. Chirlei wlerlngi, DAY Funeral Hotnt\ WristfeTof pink carnations. other daughters. Miss Ann McGee was one ot the early teachers of us. West Keansburg, wai the Frsyer " Ban 40 Ufiyette Dr., Hulet. 111 Maale PI., Reiaeri^ and Mrs. Doris Hovanec; five sons, band leaders Dill Flnnegan of the Mr, and Mn, Charlw Ball, M il. OOlfa* HlBl Five-year-old Dolores Jackson, flower girl. She wore the same A daughter WII born In JRJver- MaUsjoaaiee ^ Union Beach, sister of the bride, George P., Frank W., John J., Sauter-Finnegan Orchestra, and style blue gown as the other at- view Hosplul on Tuesday, June AUantlc Ave., Miuwin, ire the mm». vtamorn mm k •* Nelson Riddle. Two years ago he parents of a son, horn Thursday, Mr. and Mrs. Anelllo' Milln- .. was the flower girl. She wore a Michael C, William F., and one tendants with a matching heart- 30. 1959, to Mr. and Mm. Y/Ullam dm •! HM4 ... W>a Ub*4 rntrn Bister, Mrs. Mary Mae. was asked by the Pingry School, July 1, lUt, In Monmouth Medi- oonlco, il Otrsrd Ave,, Matiwtn, H attah pwaa •) mt^ . ' white nylon, imprinted with pink shaped bonnet and carried, Freyer, 41 WoodlUid Rd., HSllel. are the parents of a son, born Funeral services were held Mon- Hillside/ to establish a music de- basket of.dark pink roses. cal Center. flowers, knee-length dress with partment, which he did, and stayed Dtmblnskl Monday, July |, IBM, In Rlvvrvlew pink puff sleeves. A band of pink day at > ajn. at the Hopping Fu- Stephen Hauxhurst, Locust, wai neral Home, Livingston, and at 9 to become head of the department Mr. and Mn. Robert DeraMniM, , .-- '• Baker Hospital, and while buds formed a headband the best man and ushering were 7 Highpoint Rd., Old Bridge, art A ion was born la Perth Amboy a.m..a. high mass of requiem was and organiser of the first student Dennis Pavla, Florharh Park, and Baer • ancLshe carried a colonial bouquet orchestra. ". the parents of a son, born tn St. Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Robert • of pink carnations and pink daisies. celebrated In St. Phllomena's Herbert Thorns, Locust. .: Mr. and Mn, Carl Baer, Murgan Born. in. Austria, Mr. Wlntirop Peter's Hospital, New Brunswick, Baker, 1M Main St., MsUwan. Donald Woodruff. Union Beach, Church, Livingston. Interment was After a reception at EI-Moe-KI, vllle, are the pirenti of a eon bom in Gate of Heaven Cemetery," Han- came to the United States in 1922 on Saturday, June 37, ltti, cousin of the bride, was the best Keansburg, the couple left for Oerdiica over. . and lived in Newark before moving Mr. and Mn. Albert Oordiloa ^ m«n • and Jerry Jackson, Union 1 Niagara Falls, Canada, Srocivnikl to Rosella three years: ago. He For her daughter's wedding, Mt Sunset Ave., Old Bridge, are 'Beach, brother of the bride, usher- - Mrs. Henry Bromberg was a graduate of the University A daughter was born In St. Mrs. DeLage selected.a blue face Peter's Hospital, New Brunswick, tha parent! ot a daughter, born In • -'•#••';••. ..-- : •..-. -,-.• / : •'• .. Mrs. Yetta Bromberg, 94, 270 Studios p of Berlin and was «n orchestra dress trimmed with hand embroi- Perth Amboy Hospital. PAPPAS • ,. nn.bii«fc'a.mother selected a Maple Pi;, Keyport, 'died Monday, conductor in Germany and Austria. to Mr and Mrs. Edward Sroc- blue tulle dress with floral head- dery, a matching headband em- lynskl, 4] Third St, Old Bridge, Santora July 8, 19M «t Perth Amboy-Gen- He graduated from Columbia Uni- broidered with sequlnl and f cor- CANDID WEDDINGS A SPECIALTY , piece and a corsage of. pink ear- eral Hosplul. ' . . " ,•• - versity Teachers College and In on Sunday, June 28, Wjl. Mr. and Mn. Frank Santora, » natlonj. Trie bridegroom'! mother sage of-p|nk roses, • The bride- I* MAIN ST. TEL, GO 44SM KBVPOR1 Mrs. Bromberg .wai; born In 19J6 returned there to teach in- groom's mother chose a lavdnder Ray Old SUge Rd., Old Bridge, are Chose a beige lace dress with Lithuania. She wai a member of strumental music* .. " . ;' the parent! of a daughter, born -iqatching hat and accessories and lace dress with a matching: hat Mr snd Mrs. J. P. Ray, Tui- the Red Bank Ladles, Auxiliary, He is survived J>y his wife, Mrs. and accessories and a corsage of caloosa, Ala, are the parents of Friday, June 28, 1991, In Mlddle- a corsage-of pink carnations. Hebrew Society. ;. - ,",.'' ".. Blanche (Hlrsch) Wlnthrop; two . A reception followed at the home pink hues. a daughter, born Monday, June She Is survived by her; hijsband, daughters, Mrs. Gloria LiMn, 29. I9S9, In Druid City Hospital. for th* vacation of Your Dreamt ' of the bride's parent!, after which Henry Bromberg;. two daughters, Linden, and Mrs.* Joan Steinberg, The bride attended MlddlctOwn • th«; couple left on a motor trip Township High School. The bride- The baby weighed sU pounds, " Mrs. Charles Z. Goldstein and Miss Baltimore, Md.; a sister in Israel ounces, and has been qlmed Beth, Formal through the southern states. For Reglna Bromberg, •Keyport; two and three grandchildren. '.-:•'. groom graduated from Middle- eonsull w4lh at traveling, the bride wore a rose town Township High School'and Mrs. Roy Is the former Mill Lou- brothers, Benjamin Goldln, Key- beth Johnston, Keyport. before »ou g« . . . dress with white accessories and port, and^MofHs Goldin, Newark, Anthony Lalco Unc61h Technical Institute. New- Wear a corsage of white carnations. and three'grandchildren. • Anthony Laico, 6$, Harbor' Rd., ark. He Is a volunteer fireman MacGregor To Hire You navt the fun .,. the. bride, attended Keyport High Funeral services were conducted Morganville, died suddenly Mon- in the Navesink Volunteer Fire Mr. and Mn. Fred MacOregor, w» do tha dlannlng 'School and was employed at the yesterday morning at U a.m.-at day. July 6. 1959, at his home. Mr. Department and Is employed at 169 Essex Ave., West Keanaburg, W. S.WAUACE and arrunglng What's , Premium Diner, Avenel. The bride- the Bedle Funeral Home with Laico was born in Pennsylvania Miler's - das Station, Atlantic are the parents 6! a daughter, more, thert'a no extra groom attended Perth Aroboy Vo- Rabbi Arthur Hershon, Red Bank, and had lived in Morganville for Hlghlandi. ' ••"•' born Saturday, July 4,' 1«SI, In con for our atrvlosa , cationa) School and is employed three years. , The xouple will ^reside at 124 officiating. Interment was In Beth Monmouth Medical Center. • Men ant Beta' by the Kerbery Transportation Co., Israel Cemetery, Woodbrldge. He is survived by his wife, Mrs Wesley .Aye,, Atlantic Highlands. i. ;.,• ...TlUl.- ii l.i'iinl.ifi'linji.-^t. ; : Elva Englehart Laico,.,...- »*.- , 'I. •'* ". iboie Brown Travel Bureau Woodbrldge.. . • ...:-• .... .;- . > j-.-, .-^^: ..-. The couple will reside Qn Sixth Andrew Murray ...' , Arrangements wili.be in fchargt)- Real Estate LliUnj Cards Mr »on.wai.born In St, Pe ft.' r«»i ••.•'•' - Ktrpart ;--«tr Union «5afcH. ;. " *">'*'•'.; Andrew Murray,'62r"of 171 Pel*- of the Day Funeral Homo, Keyport. Mia at this office; ..- -• \: Hosplul on Wednesday, July 1, WE ARE

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- «. KUB, WM>«M, fCBUSSH SCHOLARSHIPS (Newark Evening News) Tree Ltavts Failing? J, lUbd Blows, IMltot — V. Brown, I'T-'"- MOOa The Appellate Division of Su- "What makes green leaves fall perior Court has ruled that the IN CASE YOU DIDNT KNOW dept . . . . (Things NATIONAl (OITORIAt from a tret that appears to be Legislature made "correct use" you might like to discuss with your friends some stuffy, healthy?" of its power in overriding Gov. sticky summer night). Scientists report that unless steps I#5 Showers of letters and cards, SH *«•> (ouMda atat*) ___ U.M Meyner's veto of the HiUery col- are taken immediately to protect the Pacific Walrus it On* ?«ai loutafcW 0. SU — ¥l«» question, have been coming in this The court acted on a suit filed walrus only has one enemy, man. That no doubt will T to pnwnt m oftta otw. of IU w««k summer, and the answer from our by three taxpayers. Republican specialists, in general, has been: 'sh him .... Japan has notified the United States 3.* ra a^g^ri^wa^iLn^sr legislative leaders, describing this that it will not withdraw from the International Whale RMpnulbUltir for typographical arena la UmiUd t> Ik* •»•> •* *• 'Don't worry. attack u "artfully contrived," (paw» ocrapUd bjr such arrer. Convention. A powerful whale lobby most likely got the More often than not the people charged Gov. Meyner with Its Sound u Moosd-dus matter it Itw pod offio* a« MiUiu. M. I. blubber into the right hands . . . Do-it-yourselfers have who have written In seem to want inspiration. n«a OM Mt ol March Ik 1S7». • __^^______caused E. I. duPont dcNemours to slash some posted to suspect the worst, that their The decision has far-reaching THURSDAY, JULY 9, IW prices on its anti-freezes. Some yet, are. making bathtub trees are coming down with some political importance. Unless upset frightening disease. on appeal, it confirms the defeat anti-freeze. New mail order house' catalogues feature a Alonzo Willis Trees can' afford to lose a few the governor sustained1 when the corduroy pooch coat "to match the one worn by the lady leaves, just as you can spare the Democratic Assembly Joined the at the other end of the leash." Also feature a live bear ' little mom than 61 years ago, a young seaman ap- few loose hairs you may find in Republican Senate in reversing (at $49.95) which it is claimed is affectionate, fun loving prentice of tht United States Navy was nearing.the end your comb. him. On the other hand, it en- and intelligent. The bear, a variety called the Coati-mundi, of his watch at the fantail of the Battleship U.8.S. Mains. LoU of letters mention maple hancer the prestige of Sen. Jones also is known as the snookum bear. Th» time was 9:30 p.m. on a clear but dark and coo trees. Aphids sometimes can do of Bergen, who was the Senate's night. enough damage to make the tree successful spokesman in court. THE KEYPORT KIWANIS CLUB which recently honored shed some of its leaves. But for the young people who staffer Doug Sentcll for outstanding community service A* the apprentice turned to regard the lights ashore Aphids are most noted, though are counting-On the $400 scholar- didn't want our adman Ken (the,dude) Martin to feel left" In Havana, the mighty vessel heaved under a sickening for what they do to cars parked ships to get them started In col-out. A group of the boys presented him with a walking explosion which ripped through her amidships. The young under trees. The sticky stuff that lege, the political implications are stick. Said it will go good with his straw skimmer, We can seaman was hurled into the water by the explosion and they manufacture rains down on irrelevant. They will be more In- report this because Martin's vacationing this week . terested in Sen. Hillery's insist- later saved. But 256 at his shipmates went down with whatever is Underneath, usually a Can't see all the rumpus over a one-acre minimum lot the ship as she settled in 30 feet of water, freshly washed car. ence that work on distributing the Then there's the maple petiole cholarehips. "should begin Im- size in Holmdel. Court just upheld a New Canaan, Conn., Alonzo Willis, one of four surviviors of the sinking of borer that does' enough damage to Looking~Backward mediately." ordinance requiring a minimum of four acres for building. the U.S.S. Maine, and the lone survivor in New Jersey, the leaf'stem to make a leaf fall. A special study committee set Man, that's expensive elbow room , . , Local fishermen died quietly in his sleep July 1 at Easi Orange Veteran* And some maples are affected IteWs Ab*at raiks Aae Thlssa w« btw la Ike Usu As* up by Gov. Meyner has said that still burning over the latest fish kill in the creek. Crabs, Hospital- His death brought to a close an active, gracious by hot 'weather too and drop a it is impossible to make grants killies and shad, all dead, coat the bottom. Say the fish* uid most useful life, ' \ •..'"...-..'.. •;•••• few leaves, in time for freshmen classes this are smothering because of no oxygen in the water. About- Sawi self Ott Forty-Five Years Age' pott of musical director; It wasautumn. Sen. Hillery and Repub- time the powers that be stop pussyfooting around and Alonzo, who lived quietly In his home at 135 Third Remember (he cartoon of the (Issue Thursday, July 9, 1914).learned that two of the'adjacent lican Assembly Leader Beadleston clean up domestic and industrial sewerage problems in St., Keyport, had a profound respect for hia nation. Us do-it-yourself tree surgeon who Mr. and Mrs. Asbury Fountain municipalities which send pupils of Monmouth disagree. Keyport and Matawan. community, and his friends and neighbor*. He lived hie stands on the limb he ii sawing and family spent Fouth of July at to the local High School, not only Money is available. The Legis- life honestly and unobtrusively and brought credit to Ws off? The tiny oak twig borer does Maplewood, which Is a good stsed have paid their Indebtedness but lature voted 1500,000 to carry the actually paid more than they owe, race and his community. this, too,' but with him a plunge town on the D.LJ.W.R.R., west of program through its first year. MERGERS AND SUCH .... As big business gets I earth is no accident. the Oranges. It Is a model of and the tortoise-like movements But the committee Is .troubled by bigger and merger piles on merger, the world of com- The fate that »ep«rated Alonzo from so many of his The oak tree borer does his own suburban government. Fourth of of ERA workers.on the. Athletic questions about how financial merce acquires some firms with wonderfully picturesque shipmates now has reunited them. Another gracious soul Ind of carpentry in and around July there was an all-day enter- Field was lamented at a post- need is to be measured and scho- names. We were reminded of this recently by an an- i oak twig until he loosens the poned session of the Board 0' lastic attainments appraised. has answered muster on what we firmly believe is a happy tainment for visitors and resi- nouncement that the already nonse^Uitur Chemical Corn twig. H« makes sure W be aboard Education of Matawan- Township There is also the question of ship, But w« w}U miss him here. dents'. Exchange Bank of New York is planning another merger, the leaf parachute when It drifts in the High School here Tuesday what the governor intends to dp downward because the next cycle Prof.. F. H. Uoyd Is associated about the bill passed to meet Whether this results in an arresting new bank title of not. In this insect's life must take with, Trainers'- Business College some of his; objections to the Hil-may be of great concern to such other contenders in the for the summer, his particular 6a Wednesday, Attorney Gen- field as Bah Francisco's Crocker-Anglo National Bank and place on the ground. . eral David T. WHenti at Trenton, lery bill. He hasn't signed It and And that1! why, you may find line of endeavor being in securing constitutional'objections might be the First-Second,National Bank & Trust Co., of, Wilkes- A Fiftieth Anniversary students for the opening of the* designated Mayor Edward W. clusters of green leaves uhder an Cutrie. Assistant .Attorney Gen- raised. And until he signs it andBarre, Pa., (a hyphenated bank in a. hyphenated town)'. ! ; fall term. ' appoints a permanent commission Congratulations ar« In order for Louis Slultz jr., Inc., oak tree. " ' '•'•-•'•" ""' - eral and assigned hint a* general Over on the advertising side of commerce, partnerships If there art squirrels around. Garret .Stryker, who farms what. no one has authority to proceed. thrive on the catchiness of a sequence of names, as the Keyport fuel oil dealers, celebrating the 50th anniversary counsel to the State Department >ou can Warn* them, tor jwme, of was formerly known as "this Gar- of Agriculture .and a f f ill a fed The only man who can answer long famous firm of.Batten, Barton, Durstine and Osborn of the founding of the enterprise whlcK has rendered .con- 1 - grounded leaves) Apparently ret A'. Roberts farm, was theboards and bodies '. Including the such' questions is the governor has proven by becoming a household word (or'words); tinued and valuable service to residents? of th " first to send tomatoes- to • New it squirrels have nothing better Milk Control Board. himself, and'be Isn't around. He But our favorite of the moment is the friendly Boston' area since Its establishment. •'••'•• dp than nibble'«t rwlg«, »nd York-Irons this section. He has la In Russia and is not due back they seem to be indifferent, to thtenjoyed that distinction ever since A community playground has architectural firm of Adden, Parker, Clinch, & Crimp, who been started in Matawan. This Is hi Trenton until almost the end Of do, not actually do those last two things but nevertheless;, Praiseworthy is the achievement of Louis Stulti Jr., mischief'they cause* • ht bat been: on the. place. The the month. ' irst'orate this year was sent on under the supervision of Mrs. Mil- sound as if they'niight give one a pretty ecoiiojnical offfce who founded the. business, and the''efforts «f his four Anyway, th* message from our dred Morton Warne, and Is open t sons, Leroy, Earl, Meldon and Vernon, who have con- specialists li not to ptnie if you une 26. Up to the present time A REASONABLE GOAL design if asked. ' " ; .-• ... •- , -. ,_,, , >ut few truckers art shipping any daily from 8 a.m. to 12 p.m. and. tributed their efforts both to the growth and Improvement see green leaves under your trees. from 1 to A.p.m. Children of all (Newark Evening Netvs) Chances are good that the tree omatoes, the season being about A bill permitting, retired folk to of our community M wall IS the (inn which they represent. ;wo weeks behind the ordinary ages are welcome, and although THE SCHOOL FOR Democrats, sponsored by the Worn* won't suffer permanent harm, It has' been .in operation only continue their usefulness to so- Read The Label year. ciety without being penalized finan- en's Division of the Democratic State Committee in Mon- Th» fact that • firm continues to .prosper and provide since Friday, 183 children have mouth County off to a successful start Monday at the greater service over tht yean, is a tribute to its manage- It's not like the story of the Fourth of .July was ushered In already availed themselves ot the'cially has been introduced by Sen. very quietly this year, compared Village Inn, Union Beach Classes include films, panel ment and a reflection of the trust and faith our, bayshorsi ma&cawied ti«e damage . thajt I opportunity of participating In theCase''(R-rU). The measure would Til heard about the other day. , : with former .yeart,, There were no various activities..,.,•.. •;:' \ : ;; permit- them to 'earn -more' extra discussions and explanations of X\\e dutie^,, pghtai and comnviinlty has In Its hometown moteffllm'*. ' ; A certain property owner saw goings-on here to attract strariK1 moneyHna still receive full1 Social member*'1 of' ^oards- of electioniK.^halle^ijgers,/ ai$^Wjei.,, 1 i 'A Adam Bank* received a 'let- bug* on a ll«l« poplar ha is'trow- er« pr even keep (11 our people ter from Charles C. Schock that Seiuriry'-'beneflts.' •" " ••••• •>., workers ...'.! .- Summer's ~qvef' Wfj-ready, Stfireai'.we »iirbf,, tng. He' rushed into the bouse, at home, so that many motored to he and Mrs. Schock and their Under present law, a person claiming summer clearance sales all over the place. came out with a. sprayerful of Asbury, Park and other shore're- son, Charles after a very pleasant earning more than $1200 annually Funny, but I'don't feel like' buying'an all-wool topcoat so householoh d Insect killer, and did asorts during the afternoon and trip through Italy, have now ar-loses such benefits. The proposed soon, how 'bout you .... Poor fellow traveling to snd . Those Salary Resolutions evening. > „.' : .-..;-,i .=,„; ,•..••••. . •-"••v:'. !•-• vs..-.,.. • < •. rived In Germany. Mr. and Mrslegislatio. n would ralss the ceiling from his place of employment is caught ih a squeeze. Tlien he read the label. It warned ' No sympathy may be expected to JIMo. In addition, Sen: Case County government is attracting considerable attention Schock left a fortnight ago and Commuters, hit harOy.-..grunted and.jcwsideted rail faro,. against using the spray 'on yege- by! ;Johi Smlta, sentenced to plan to make an extended trip would permit workers who post- thls-iummw with consequent quickming of public Interest Ution. gloom for ten: days from the wom- boosts, returned to,their autos for relief. NoV ear insur- through the Continent before re- pone retirement to accumulate 1 in the often-discussed question of reorganiiatlon of ad- The petroleum product ustd si en' of Keyport. John said, when turning home. extra pension credits to be used ance goes up. The-grand parade continues ; BunUtrstiv* structure of this governmental-leveL/ " base for the insect killer is al- arrested ih New York on Monday when they finally do retire. ' . ,-.;' '•-' . • "I'...-V-'-^.r.! ir , • .- ait, mire-kill for vegetatlbri, but for attempting tti flirt with Mrs. Some specials for Friday and At present- persons who delay THIS '*N THAT, \ V". . Matawan 'township -Committee Saturday at Bell Beef Co. -are 'Th» attentl6n-rous«rs locally are the new* reports, ol a' IhOWtr Came along' «o6ri • alter Mary Janls, former actress and retirement after the age of OS lose sessions are' conducted on' an informal basis to say the iousTrt of Elsio Janls, that he was small fresh pork lions, whole or actions uriderway to raise the salaries' of members' of od mtyW It washed'611 enough the benefits to-which their years least. Last one was interrupted while a fireman solicited I the^sprav so. the; lltU*' tree a farmer from Keyport, and hejust half, 14 cents a pound; boneless County' boards of, freeholders.' Salary-raising reiolutions of employment entitle them. The the committee "for an-advertisement in the fire company's m't hylrtioo mutt' ' ' -"•"• couldn't.resist'because he hadn't chuck pot roast, 19 ceatia bill would increase their credits currently are being aired in several counties'aa a result carnival program. Township officials went for the ad. Will of an act of the 1959 State Legislature. A few minutes spent reading a aeen a good looking woman for sopound; Brookfleld butter, 26 cents by Vt of 1 per cent for each month label can be profitable. long. There will be plenty ol re-a pound. of delayed retirement. cost them $6 each< tout .of their own pocket)! Other This permits freeholders of 17 counties with the so- marks of "served him right" Shirt sleeves, and It you like, Sen. Case pointed out that it Is groups please overlook . . . : George Rech,. Hazlet resi- when this is read In Keyport. called "small boards" of freeholders to adjust their own Vow necks, are to be the vogue even possible for a person staying dent, planning to treat crippled youngsters in the baysbore The trustees Of the Morganville for both men and, women in theon the job beyond- his retirement area to another big league baseball-game. This will mark salaries within certain ranges. The new, salary a schedu}»s Social'Sepurity Church have received $100 from provide a $5000 to $7500 range in thB siniller', population Monmooth County courts during •ge to lose more in Social Security the sixth consecutive outing given by , George for his the estate ot the late Dorcas the hot season. Opening an 11- benefits than he earns from Ms friends throughout the state. Plans to concentrate in the counties; $6000 to $9000 in the 75iO0O to 600,000: population Smythe, who. died August 8, 1911.week* session of the common employment His proposed legis- Class and $8000 to $12,000 in the more populous counties. Questions Matawan-Hazlet-Keyport areas this year. Anyone know- Mrs. Smytbe was an active work- pleas courts yesterday, both lation alms to correct this financial ing an eligible youngster who'd, like a chance to see the er In the church for over a quart- Judge Harry Truax, present paradox. baseball greats in action is asked to notify George in The resolutions must.be adopted before Sept. 1 In order Q—My company has a com- er ot a century and It Is with " lge, and Judge Thomas H. The' Social Security law wasHazlet. Date of the outing is scheduled tentatively for to put the increased salaries into effect by Jan. 1. pulsory retirement plan for those sincere gratitude to her memory own'of Perth Amboy, assigned written in 1935 as the nation was employees who reach age 6J, How the church accepts tor last earth- to Hudson County, appeared on Aug.6.. .'...1: , :•.'•-.•.... .::.:':..:..._. \-Ji. County government traces Its origin back to the an- coming out of a depression. It early should I visit my social se- ly tribute. the bench In their shirt, sleeves makes sense that the law should tiquity of the English "shire." Today, in many instances, curity office? arid invited the men on the Jury Twenty-Five Years Ago be brought up to date to enable its operation goes on almost unnoticed by the general A—You may (lie your appli- and witnesses to do likewise. retired people to meet their living public. Yet its budget costs last year amounted to more cation up to three months before (Issue Friday, July 13, 1934) It will be a surprise to Mr. and expenses in terms of 1939, not than $164,000,000, according to tabulations of the New Jer-you retire. Tea Years Ago 1939 dollars—not with government Q—I understand that I should Mrs. Franklin Domlnick when (Issue Thursday, July it. 1949) sey Taxpayers Association. they return to their home to charity, but through their own file my claim for social security Little likelihood of a traffic light efforts. Contemporary discussions of the possibilities of re- benefits two or. three months In find Chief E. C. Stoat has re-being obtained for the Route 34 covered for them a canoe belong- vising the long-standing concept of county governmen advance ol retirement, but I have and Uoyd Rd. intersection Is seen POETIC JUSTICE not received the birth certificate ing to their daughter, Janet, and In the check of conditions made have covered an area ranging from Connecticut's example that it is now safe in the back (Christian Science Monitor) of its abandonment, to strengthening county administration for which I wrote to my homo at this point by the State Highway Commuters of. two decades ago By Margaret A. Leavj town several'months ago. Should yard of her uncle, Edwin H. by providing features similar to the modern optional Department this week. are hardly to be blamed for pre- I wait until It comes? Suppose I Domtnlck'a home. •> In order to ease a serious traffic Chiep, The Naughty Burib charter forms of government made'available to New Jer- Congressman William H. Sut- ferring the comfort and flexibility doesn't come? condition on Main St, Chief Ed- of their own cars in getting to and sey municipalities through legislation in 1050. o phln has closed his Washington A—You needn't wait. If you file win C. Stoat said this morning from work in the big city. Nor Chico stopped grazing and looked "I want Chico anyway." your application lor benefits now, office and has opened an office in up. His best burro friend. Sunny, Before Chico knew what was' Administrative weaknesses of the commission-like and that the Matawan Police Depart- are the thousands who have Join- your socla) security office may.be Matawan at 131 Main Street, for- ment had been Instructed to warn had Just been unhitched from the happening, Big Jim had led him- usually part-time freeholder boards and the lack of a re- merly occupied by J. R. Lef- ed them since. Especially since able to suggest some other docu- motorists to discontinue the prac- states and municipalities have ac- children's cjrt and turned into outside the pasture fence Snd was sponsible executive head have been cited by Goy. Robert ment which can be used to prove ferts.' , • . ' ice of making U-tums.at several the pasture, Chico trotted over to hitching him to a freshly painted B. Meyner,' among others, as^ a manifest weakness of commodated them with more and your age If a birth certificate ap- Two new teachers were - hired; interactions In the business dis- more expressways at the general talk to his friend. cart. Inside the cart were red, county government and various proposals for revision have pears to b« unobtainable. •- A vacancy was declared In the trict •;•-•-,•:- ' • public's expense. "Tell mo, where did you go to-white and blue roses, made into- been on the increase. . ••.... day,- and what did you see?" he the picture of the American flag. A son, their first child,-was bom Then came the time when the asked eagerly. "I'm always stuck to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cokelet. Chico held his head proudly as consequence of these commuters' in the pasture, here, and never al- he was led to the parade grounds. TUTMUThatComaOnaUa Ufatim Route 35.- Keyport,' oil Saturday, innocent preferences came upon lowed to go anywhere." July 9, 190, in Monmouth Me- "I'll show them now that I'm not 3fo JDtgal Column n nguao them "like an armed man." The- Sunny gave Chico a friendly, a naughty burro." he thought. ... • the (WORTBS sunansuH of TBI ion joacr morial Hospital. Mrs. Cokelet is expressways began running into look. "That's because you're the: sunsuAMoauntMAivsucsinns, the former Miss Anne Mae War-bottlenecks as- they, entered the The parade began with a blare n a Mssmn to a»*M crnnnj or naa naughtiest burro on the ranch." of trumpets. Chico pulled.Ihe cart nock of Keyport. The baby has city and the more the motorists Chico tossoal his head. "I'm not Law ram, cross, AND OKUCATIQMI UMXVX oua been named Charles Schanck parked along the curbs the less into line behind a group of horse- Mttwi"a«rsn.iauitolAjmatjxjHaaBsjt naughty. Everyone Just thinks I men. Big Jim walked by his side the~road~spece"grew for them to am.V ' Morganville Volunteer Fire Co. drive upon. Meanwhile, they "were to make sure he knew the way. "You're not naughty now," said How. the people dapped when Nd. 1 will hold Its fair nightly on starving the- very means of their Sunny, "because no one gives you the Matawan-FKejuld Rd.. Mor-own salvation: the railroads, run- they saw Chico and the pretty a \ chance to be naughty, but cart! '•• •••• ganville, starting July 23 and end-ning on uncrowded rights of way what used to. happen when you Contributory Negligence ing July 30, and excluding Sunday, to the heart of the jcity. remark- Then something happened were hitched to the children's BANG! One side of the cart drop- Most of us take pride In being common law, the English-"tt"__ July:24. , ' ably independent of weather that cart? You always ran away and stalls highway transport. ped to the ground. A wheel had careful drivers, yet from time to most American courts have held The drought was broken in this upset the cliildren. So now they come off. The loud noise frighten- lime we all take chances, al- that in order to place liability oft area Tuesday evening, in fact if Now when metropolises should hitch me to tho cart instead." edttocoTburne" stood very still." though our better Judgment tells another for his negligent acts, the not an official record. A steady be turning -back to the rails they Chico hung his head. "I was Chico stood so still, he didn't uswe'should hold back. For ex-Injured party . must himself be rain—each drop as precious as a find service wilting or wilted foolish then. I Wouldn't do it any- even waggle' his ears while Big ample, the temptation'-, to go free from negligent acts contrib- flawless pearl to harassed far- from lack of nourishment—from more. But no one will give me aJim put the wheel back on the through a yellow light, to fail to uting to the Injury. So e v « n mers—fell during the night, bring- commuter revenue. chance to prove it" cart and fastened it in place. come to a full stop at a stop though the other fellow may have ing relief to parched'eropedwarfed Governor Meyner ol New, Jer- Just then Chico noticed the mis- A cannon boomed down the sign, or to pass a slow driver In been more at fault than you, IIby the 50-day drought which caused sey has broached'a plan that has tress at the ranch standing by the road. Clowns whirled" around a no-passing tone ii sometimes you went through that yellow thousands ot dollars in losses In possibilities: Use some ef the pro- fence talking to Big Jim, theChico on:their funny bicycles, but. Irresistible, •-• • light or failed to make a full this section. ceeds from the Ooorbrtiingly pros- ranch foreman. he stood still until-UM-wheel-was— Usually we get away with theso^ sjojoppj [LPiaxlcpsLyBUJnoncy^TB[LlLT t _Ihe-Rev._:.ailiiam- Haughneyv perous New-Jersey Turnpike to Tarn lifing up a cart full Of fixed.- Violations' of bur laws, or if we courts In New Jersey will not curate at St. Joseph's Church, Key- subsidize the faltering commuting flowers to be in the parade fliis Big .Jim patted Chtco'a head. are racky, they only result in an compare degrees ol fault, nor will port experienced a hectic night train,'; ... .'•••• morning." he- heard" her tell Big "Not one flower has been spill-, occasional traffic ticket. But what the law attempt to adjust loss Thursday when he unsuccessfully Of course; every state does not Jim. "I want you to hitch up edt" he said. "Even a good burro happens If the result should be between wrongdoers. ,: give'barefoot chase to • mail at- ban a booming toll road hading Chico. He will pull the cart In thewould have run' away with all otherwise," say you get In a seri- > If it really is the fault of thetempting to burglarise, the church into a crowded metropolitan area. parade." this noise. From now on. we'l> ous collision? other fellow, you don't want your and furnished police with a de- And Governor Meyner's scheme Big Jim said. "But Chico is thehave to give the best Jobs on u> ' People who tako small .chances contributory negligence to deprive scription of the IntfvWoal which must clear a formidable array of naughtiest burro on the ranch.. .ranch ttjtaV'..;-:-. '•-• J. .-•'•• ••.•• v--r- - may be guilty of "contributory you or your Jomlly of money later helped lead to his appre- legal hurdles, But. this appears Yon will only get iptu trouble it - Chico, DO longer a naughty bin . negligence." This Is an,old legal which may be needed for medical fleaslbtr after a second unmeet** not Impossible. And the Idea car- you let. Chico poll the cart He's 1 ro, lifted his head prouiSy as h. doctrine followed In New Jersey bills or property damages. More ful barglary^'atlempt' that same 'rles a fascinating.cargo ol poetic sure to run away. " ' - r; pulled the' cart full Of flotrer '•' Courts. Since tho days ...of the. Important, safety always pays. night Justice. The'mistress shook her head. 'back Into the parade. ' Thursday, July 9, 1959 I- Poge Fiv*

basis Is then for hoping to live Shower Honors WW Auxili 25tJi Reuiiion For Keyport High School Class Of 1934 forever? The Watchtower study 1* on "Lookl I Am Making All Things Matawan Girl Matawan Personal Items New." ** ! ••'•;•> Dim UMIU Xmt i*M* to Isniilil at Aal Haw Wans Dance Tuesday, the group Bible study • A bridal shower m given -fa Mn. Edith Kern prsaiiW {at will meet at 8 p.m. to study the honor of Misi Anne Grimaidi at the meeting of the Ladies Auxil- subject of "Your Will Be Don* Oa he 0ak Shade*. Fin House on Mrs. Justine C. Esjgteston ead Mr. and Mrs. Cnaries Raiaaud iary of the Veteran* »f Foreign Earth" at the following locations: Jiin* 14. It wu given by Mn. T. daughter, Mrs. Isabel Breen, left have returned . home. utter va- Wan, Guadalcanal Post *74S, ~. Anderson, 331 Wilson Ave., Mat- bongo, Haxiet, Mrs. }. Longo, and by plane today from Idlewild for caUoaing at West Palm Beach, MaUwan Township, la the VFW awan: \ Palmer, Middle Rd.. Mn-P. Longo, Matawan. and Los Angeles, Cal., to board » Fla., were they visited Mr. andPoet Home. Cliffwood Av«., Clifl- Keansburg; W. Walte, I Mon- Xln.- F. Hatpin. Bloomfield. Mia Matsoa Navigation Liner for a Mn. William P. Ellison and also wood, Thunday evening. Mr*. mouth Ave., Port Monmouth. A Grimaldi will become the bride cruise to Hawaii and the Islands Mr. and Mn. Edward Herbert. Edna Pierce, a member of Hen- almllar study will be held at I of Utjie Clayton Ash, Broad St., in the South Pacific, including Mr. and Mn. George Ritter nessey Auxiliary 712, Newark, p.m. Kingdom Hall on Wednesday Matawan, on Saturday, Aug. 1.New Zealand and Australia. entertained at bridge on Friday wa> a guest. evening. Gift* were arranged under a Mr. and Mrs. George Gaskcll, evening. Guests were Mr. and The auxiliary voted to hold t white well with a bridal doll on Dayton, Ohio, former Matawau Mn. William Zahn, New Shrews- Bayvl»w Presbyterlu dwreH . dinner-dance Nov. 14 at tha po*t Cllffwoed BMfh tap. Table*.were decorated with residents, are the house guests of bury, Mr. and Mn. Robert Hardie home with Mn. Ethel Lovero aa pink-Howen and ribbons and theMr. and Mn. Frederick K. and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Wolver- . Rev. Fraud* Ottentaek general chairman. Reports were Sakowski, Mrs. M. ArtelU, Mrs. On Tuesday Mn. Edward W. Currie entertained at luncheon- Mr. and Mn. Charles Lockwood beach at CUffwood Beach July IT nlng?" A. D»loi«, Mrs. J. DiPalma, Mrs. and 18. Mra. Henrietta Dtinne will Member, of the Class ef 1»4, Keybort High Sdnwl, held a «lh reunion Saturday evtalai at P*t*f F: Argentine, Mrs. P. Daloia, bridge. Prize winners were Mn. and children, Charlene, Candy MM'S Bnrtoowood Manor, Matawaa. Pictured abovs, left to right, itandlng am Harold Woelley, Jamel Second week of vacation churck William R. Craig, Mrs. William J. and Charles Jr.. and Mr. and Mn.be chairman. A film and pro-Brown, Frederick BonUrop, Carltoa PeUag, Edward Kenaedy, Wlnstoa Scoa«fhr, GereaM HUL Mrs.(chooT'begln* Monday at I a.m. . VJrs. /. Drago, Mrs. P. Sakowski, Robert Bentley and sons, Peter gram on "Natural Gu" will be Mrs. R. Daloia, Mrs. A. Smutco Rabel and Mrs. Everett Thompson, Ana (Callahaa) Kolted, Arttar Ericksea, Mn. Ruth (Balky) Young, Leonard Bell, Michael Slraae, The cloalni program will be' held ' Bridle, other guests were Mrs. and Robert, spent the weekend at the highlight of tha meeting Gerdoai Sand., Patrick Montana, HaroM Martin, Douglas MacEwaa, RokerC Mou»t. Thunday, July l«, at 7;M p.m. Mrs. Paul Zarablto, Mrs. Matty Lake Teedyuskung, Pa, scheduled for Thursday evening, Seated, u the uiual ordtr, an; Mrs. Sylvia (Altermaa) Wasserraaa, Mn. Itarl (FaUmaa) Prater, D Apolito. Mrs. Pat Barrasso. Mrs. John C. Egglestpn, Holmdel, Mrs. Frank H. Bliss, Mn. James G. On Sunday Mr. and Mn. Ed-Aug. 6, at 8 p.m. in the post Mrs. Gertrude (Spafford) EIUMO, Mrs. Mary (Geinr) kUberts, Mra. Mary (Slaae) DIEdwardo, Mrs. J. ArteJH, MM. J.*Mana, Mrs. 1. home. ' Edith (Stryktr) WuestcftUL Mrs. Eleanor (Sappah) Kdedtte], Mr*. Hereftc* (FouHu) Pattaraon, Mn. Onkar4St,Mat*WM kCobas, Mrs.* B. Johnson, Mrs. T.Nell, and Mra. Harold L. Doyle. ward W. Currie spent the after- Catherlae (Carttr) BUderbtck. R«v. W. J. Hutcheaon. Paibr • Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Ward and noon visiting their sons, Blllie and Special award* were made to Yaecarella, Mrs. 0. Butch, Mrs. F. Mra. Irene Brenon and Mr*,'Lo- - Pastor , • ' -. : VaccareUa, Mrs. E. Williams, Miss children, Joan and Barry, were Pavid, at the O.K.Y.M.C.A. Camp -. Member, and guest* of the Class man, Orlando, Fla., and Leonard Attending went Mr, and Mn. Sunday will b* known ai Men'l - Sunday dinner guests of Mr. andat Newton. vero and refreshments were serv- Robert Mount, Mr. and Mn. * Williams, Mils Nancy Williams, ed by Mra. Nancy Iseminn, Mral ; 1934. Keyport High School, met BeU, Ithaca, N. Y., traveling the Day, At 3:30 p.m. than will be 4r». R: Maizl, Mrs. V, Papa, Mrs. Mrs. John Blain, Freehold. Mr. and Mn. Peter A. Read at Buttrinmwd Manor Saturday greatest distances; Mra, Waiter- Frederick Bomkamp, Mr. and a special program Intvring- fix Alice Hausmann, Mra. Join St. Mn, Patrick Montagna, Mr, and \. Aril, Mrs. I. Daloia. Mrs. J. Nap- Douglas Dietrich spent the week- and daughter. Margaret, attended John, Mrs. Mary Kenney and evening to celebrat* the 29th an- man, first member married; Mn. Uialo Baptist Man'a Chomi of - •*. "'. MM,, C. Charles, Mrs. N. end visiting his parents, Mr. anda Tuesday evening performance of niversary of the graduation7 of the Mary (Siano) DlEdwardo and Mra. Edward Kennedy, Mr. andPlalnflald. . . Mn. Gloria Llegel. Mn. Winston Schaeffer, Mr, and 3hoWn, MiM N. Shown, Mrs. WMrs. . Joseph Dietrich. "Th« life of Susie Wong" in New The nsxt meeting will b* held dais. Arrangements for tha affair Edward Kennedy, plaquei for hav- Young Peopi*'.* Day will be cele- Trahsm, Mrs. S. Maslello, Mrs. John M. Coon, son of Mr. andYork. i were mad. by Mn. Harold Kofoed, ing the largest number of children; Mn. Joseph KolodtleJ, Mr. anil brated Sunday, July II, with * Thunday evening. July 16, at I Mn. Harold WooUey, Mr. and Mn, F. Artelll, Mrs. T. Daloia, Mrs. Mrs, M. Perrin Coon, spent the Mr. and Mn. Harry Munson and p.m. in the poit home. Mn. Warren Young, and Mn.Patrick Mantagni, achievement special program at 1 p.m. I. Mbcd, Mrs, R. Rogers, Mrs. J. weekend as the guest of Miss Paul Royer, Shrewsbury, recently Stephen Patterson. Members all plaque. Robert Mount presented Gerould Hill, Mr. and Mri. Women's Day will be-on Sunday, tfMiello, Mrs. J. Charles, all of Betsy Green, WoKesboro, N.H. spent the weekend at Lake received identification pin* a* Mr. Brown with a plique for hlaSttphen Patterson. Mr, and Mr*,July M, with a aptclil program .VUtawan'. , On Wednesday a group from Teedyuskung, Pa. Wendelt Entertain outstanding Job a* master of cere- Albert Wuettefeld. Mr. and Mn.It 3: JO p.m. Thli will end (ha they catered the dining room and Douglaa MacEwan, Mr. and Mri. Matawan made a tour of the renewed old acquaintances over • monies. rally for the month and it thji '•'-, AJso: Mn.'. P. Perrl,. Misj S. Biblical Gardens at Woodbridge. Miss Diana Herbert. West Palm At Family Party Carlton Poling, Mr. and Mn. War- ; Costa, Mrs. P., Daloia, Mrs.- L, Beach, Fla., is,visiting her uncle punch bowl and dinner, tlm* thi golden cup will be pr* On the tour were Mrs. Peter A. Mr. and Mra. Kob«rt W«n «•:<* ':" ^ Iihwiab. * «|t*»i»M . ' "Talk With y* Lord" by Loi* Garrettv1jeiii»e." MIsaT.-Sarah" Ann the club will distribute ticket* to Keypert CorujrHatloa laco, A nuriery Is held at 11 ; 1 iansll^and.MrfinW, Oliver Pidgin. Lodge and Y«llow»tqnf> ^fltloo^ 1 Tha Sunday School wiJi hojdlU Seber, -the IHUse* P»fti arid'Katht Park, Wyoming. the affair during .the next few Klnidem Hani *T DWalM If, o'clxk. Church ichool m«l* it On Thursday Mrs- Arthur E. annual outing at Jenklnwn'* Pa- XonoWalow. -* 1 ' On Wednesday Mra. Harry Wells -weeks, -.-.., flei'h proflteth nothing: iht word* At 7:30 p.m. mlnlitry school 9:49 «.m. In th* church and Dales was the hostess at a cocktail church house, dlroctad by How- Th* next meeting will be at Mil* party and luncheon given by herentertained at a canasta luncheon, Guesu at the outing will, be that, I speak unto you, they are vilion, Point Pleaiant, on Wed* will consider Bible Book of Job Jeter's bonle.' ^ • • • • Senator Richard R, Stout; Slg- spirit, '«nd they are life," nesday. The bus will leave th* u well is other Biblical lubjactli ard A. Hendaraon, goneral luper- father, George D. Ziegler, at his Guest* were Mr*. William Nod- Intendent. Claises an hald for all home in Highland Park, in honor dings, Mra. Rulon Smith and Mn.mund Kowalskl, candidate for the Correlative citations from "Sci- church at i a.m. and laav* Point lervlca tnMIIng 8:30 p.m., thime; Edward Bendy Marks of the Hon. Bernard Vogel, New Fraeble. MaUwan Township Committee; ence ,Md Health with Key to tha Pleasant at I:W p.m. "Giving Warning of God.'* Unuauil •I** Brunswick,' the Hon. DuBois Mrs. William Helms entertained Monmbuth County Clerk Russell Scriptures" by Mary Baker Eddy Work." Every Saturday »v»nlng at On Wednesday from II a.m, Birthday At Picnic Thompson, Metuchen, and the Hon. at dinner on Sunday. Guests were Woolley and other GOP candidates will Include (29:26-31): "Implicit GtrJuunaa* Lutheran Chureb 7: SO p.m. a Spanish study I* con-until i p.m. will bo the chlldren'i Klemmer Kaltelssen, New Bruns- Mr. and Mn. IJarry Wella. Mr. for office in November, faith in th* Teacher and all the Mipl* PI., Kcypori ducted at Kingdom Hall. dlvlilon picnic. Ouoiti will b* Edward Bendy was feted at an emotional love we cm bestow on outdoor barbecue on June 27, In wick. Other guests were Mn. and Mr*. F. Howard Lloyd Jr. and R«v. Frederick Boo*. Pulor A public dlicoum will be hald pupils of th* third grade taught George D. Ziegler, Arthur E. children, Nikkl, Richard and Deb- hlm,> will never alone make ua laer* ar* two **rvlpe* on Sun-Sunday at I p.m. Toplo will b* by Mn. Jams* Adami, a I n c • celebration of his birthday. It was; Barbecue Picnic At Imluton of him. We muit go and given Tit the home pi Mrs^Patricla Dales, Robert Vogel. and Miss bie, and Miss Batrida Helms. dayi MaUni at liM a.m. tod th*"Will Many Now Living Never thll clan won lha spring attend- Mary Mohan. '• ; • •• - . • On Saturday evening Mr. andDonald Lewie Home do likewise, else we are not Im-regular *ervlc* *t 11 o'clock. SUB- Die?" Queitloni to b* aniwtred inc* contMt, Prayer m«*tlni and Ward, MorgMvllle, with, the CO; irovlng the great bUnslng. which day School begin* at tiit a.m. hostess Mn. Lee Oswald, Long Mr. and Mn. -R. A; G. Stetler Mrs, Winston Schaeffer attended ere: Why do humans die? What Blbl* study Is at 7:11 p.m. spent the Weekend with. Mn. Stet- the Keyport High School Reunion Mr. and Mn. Donald I. Lewis, Branch. • Beechwood Terr., MaUwan, enter. Attending were Mr. and Mn. E. ler'i sister, Miss Elizabeth Shelley, o! the Class of 1934 at a dinner-, Mechajiicsburg, Pa. dance, at Buttonwood Manor. Mr. talned at a barbecue picnic at their Croke and son, and Franklin Van- home on Fourth of July. Dusen, Hsilet; fir. and Mrs. Mas- Mr. and Mrs.-Clifford Chapman Schatffer was a member ot tbl» entertained at a picnic on July 4th, clasl. . ' - Guest* were M1«J Ann Manning sey, Keyport; Gilford VanDusen and William Burbank, New York. and children, Ohio; Mrs. L»eGuests were Mr. and Mrs. R. Van-' On Thiinday Mn. Evart Sflcox, Pelt, Princeton; Miss . Virginia Keyport, entertained at a luncheon MJs* Flo Grander. Belford: Mr Oswald and children; Long Branch;. and Mn. Kurt Schoeafelder and Mn.-Louise Ha'roz and children, Lawrence, Long Branch; Mil* and bridge party. Prize winner* Nancy Holmes, Holmdel; Mn. T.were Mrs. Edward W. Currie, Mn. children, Linda and Eric, Port SpoUwood; Mrs. Dorothy Shulen- Monmouth; Mr. and Mra. Troyleus burg.. Massachusetts; Mn. KayNicholas and Miss Mildred William Craig and Mn. Gerard Nicholas, Glendale, L. I.; Robert Devlin, all of Matawan.. Other Schanck and children; Sonja. Mary Kuakavich -and chUdren, A. Gri- ann, Cheryl Lynn, Troyleus Jr. maldl, -Keyppit;r Miss Grace Mount, Union Beach and Mr. andguest* were Mrs. Earl Eastmond, Mn. Bayard T, Lamborn, Mr. andMiddletown; Mn. Frederick J. Myron and Carl, West Farm., Ward, Master* Charles, Craig, and Robert Pittenger. Eatontown; Mn Clifford Ward, all of Morganville. Mn. William Haslach, Teddy Shaf- Noble and Mra. Rudolph Chval, to, Robert Nappl, Robert Haslach, Holmdel; Mn. Paul A. Egair, Mn. AlU Zelwak, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Bayard Lamborn Jr. and the J. Raymond Ketchel, Mra. Howard Welgel and son, Charles, and Mr Family Dinner For Misses Susan and Pat Chapman, Erdmann, Mra. Leroy SickeU und and Mrs. J. Clarence-Lewis, ill ot Matawan, . Mrt, jVk McDonald MaUwan. " , • ' '• • • • Mn. Joseph Baler, MaUwan. Mr. and Mn. J. Raymond Ket- Edwin H. Domlnlck entertained Mn..Manaret McDonald, 17D ehel entertained at a cookout sup- at a picnic on July 4th. Guest* Robert Honiley Is Broad* "St.,- Matawan,. was honored per on Sunday evening in honor were Karen Pitcher, Holmdel; Mr. Fiv«-Year»-Old at a family dinner party at Colts of Mf. and Mrs) George Gasket). and Mrs. F. Howard Lloyd Jr. and " Neck : Inn Saturday evening in Guests were. Mr. and Mn. Wil-children, Nikkl, Richard and Deb- Mr. and Mr*. Clifton Henilry. .'celebration-..vlZ b.er birthday. liam J. Rabel. Mr. and Mn..El- bie. Ravine Dr., Matawan, entertained "Present-wereTMr. and Mrs. An-more Kattner, Mr. and Mn. Mil* Susan Smith, daughter of at an outdoor birthday party tor j • thofly Hart,-Kingston, who were Joseph Baler, Mr. and Mra. Frank Mr. and Mra. Earl Smith, Main their son, Robert, who was cele- weekend £uetts; Mrs. Rita Waltt, H. Bliss, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick St., is attending a three-week vocal brating hi* fifth birthday. ' ,Vlr.l and Mrs. Robert Waitt and K. Dederick, Mr. and Mn. Joseph camp sejjlon of the Westminster . Gueits were: Mr. and Mn. Paul; =son* t Warren,* Clifton, arid John Dernberger, Mn. W. Oliver Dig- Choir College, Princeton. Reilley and children, John, Jouph. :;\Vriioii,-UlUe. Falls. ' gin, Garrett J. McKeen.sr., Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hanna and Kenneth and : William, Clirrwood. • • Htr son and .daughter-in-law/ Mr. Marguerite R. Laird end Miss sons, Douglas and Robert, Lake- Mrs. Karl Hermann and children. -. an'd< Mrs. Eugene- McDonald and Patricia McKeen. . side Dr., have returned home after Gay and Oary, Mr*. William Tor> -jhelV_sons,_ William" and James, On Saturday evening Mr. anda three-week vacation, Two weeks mer and son, .William III, Betty Long Island, were Wednesday Mrs. Joseph Dietrich were the were spent at Point Pleasant, and Lou and William Allen, Joyce and - guests of Mrs. McDonald. - dinner and bridge guests of Mr. the third week they were house James suer, Elizabeth and David and Mrs. Arthur Holey. Fair guests of Mr. and Mn. William Smith, Susie, Janle and Jeff Mat. Mrs. Antiiell Has Haven. Weithafer, South Byfleld, Mass. thaey, Rlt Morgan, and William On Saturday Mn. William Nod- While in Massachusetts, they also Hensley, all of Matawan. Take a tip from the expert* .,. In NASCABt-conducttd teat of re- dings, Mr. and Mn. James Nod- visited Salem, Cape Cod and able to tell thli younelf Initantly, Topper Wore Party their own word*.. . and from on* peated atop* from highway ipeeda. onco you tako th* wtiocl. dings, and children, Laura, James Boston. tfw-record fact* and figure*: More Mrs! Thorns* Antlsell, Marlboro E., Nancy, William Clayton, and Mr, and Mn. Robert Way, Free- Baptist Fellowship Uun ever; Chevrolet give* you more Belli ttyl* li'$ the only car of Bnt tectiomy No doubt about Township, was hostess to a topper Paul Spaeth left for Niagara Falls, port, L.I. were the weekend guests Receives Pitt Trophy Uun tay other of the1 leading low- the leading Iow>prlc«d 3 that'* un- tfilii two Chevrolet fl's won their ware party on Tuesday morning N. Y. Later they will visit Mr. of Mr. and Mn. Clifton Hensley, priced three I More room to relax in. tnUUkably modorn In every lino. clu* In th« fsmoui Mobllfa* Kcon> alongside of her pool. The demon- and Mn. Ch&rles R. Noddings, Ravine Dr. > A trophy, won by the church's tot ifltUnce. A sampling- of official "In Ita prfMcla«»,"«ay»POPUt,AB "oTH)TTlUrjr|ot-|riin;*Tll"imici((t) of" strator was Mrs. Harold Quackea- Midland, Mich., and will return Mr. and Mn. J. Brace Smith, bowling team, wa* turned over to SCIENCE momlne, "a n«w high any full-alte car, 22.38 mllei -par dlmanilonf reported to A.M.A.* In daring ityllng-," buih. home by way of the New England Harding Blvd., entertained over the Men's Fellowship of the First nuke* Uil« clear. Chevy front Mat gallon-with Pow«rglld*. Guests attending, were Mrs. States. ' the weekend Mr. and Mrs. John Baptist Church, MaUwan, by Wil- blp room, for one thing-, I* up to Bnt Kngtnt Every motor mat- B»tt Tradt'ln Check In any Joseph Alt, Mrs. E.W. Legier. Mn. Mr. and Mn. David Bruce and Sytsma and family, Hawthorne, liam Smith jr., team captain. The 5.9 Inche* wider than comparable John McCormick, Mn. A.E. Bum- ailne ha* given Chevrolet'* aland- N.A.D.A.t Guld* Hook. Chivy UMd Miss Hannah McLean are on a Mr. and Mn. Michael Brown, team ranked a* champion* ol the ear*. And Chevy even offer* more ard and Corvette- V8'« umtlnUid ear price* laat year averaged up to pus; Mrs. Gordon Swansea, Mn. vacation to Canada and the Gaspe Edgemere Dr., and Mr. and Mra.Church Bowling League. front *«at head room than all but pral*«. A* 8P011TS CARS ILLUS- John Boyarski, Mm. Leiton Fisher, $128 higher than comparable mod* Peninsula. . , Herbert W. Staer, Ravine Dr., are Memben of the learn Included on* of th* AifrA-priced carat TRATED put* It: "... luraly tha *li of tha "othor two.'' Mrs. Frank Cullau. Mn. Michael On Saturday evening a co- attending the Shrinen Convention Mr. Smith, Mayor Ralph R. Den- molt wonderfully reiponilv* eogin* -Cortura, Mrs. Robert W. Johfin- operative picnic was held at the in Atlantic City. nl*, Charle* Gena, Marty Lauter- •Ml Mrmk*» Hot only blfger, availabla today at any. pric*," aeen. Mn. Michael Prigotsky, Mrs. home of Mr. and Mra. Thomas Sid- Mrs. William Gade and children, wald. Robert Partridge, ,-EOanJ •Edirsrd Clinkner, Mrs. Robert dons. Guests were Mr. and Mrs.Lorna and June*, Broad St. areGilblock and William KnojiK but bulHwith bonded lining* for up BtMt Hld» MOTOR TREND Mount, Mrs. Charlotte Smith, P. Judson Evans, Middletown; Mr. visiting Mrs. Gade's parent*, Mr. to M& longer life. Just to pror* mag-ailrn call* Chevy ". , > tha Mrs. Carl Bisger, Mr*/ Fred Man. and Mn. Baynard Smith, Mr. andand Mn. J. M, Morse, Oak Grove, What'* what, Chev/ out-jtopstl.. imoolhait,-4no»t-qulat,-»oft«it-rld-— Mrs. Jac/A. Cuihman, Mr. and -btTrr fb* "other two" In • Ing ear In ft* prle* cl»**," You'll bt Mn-; KenneOi'paer'MK'aiKr MnT William E. Smith III, son of Mr. McQuarrle, 310 Atlantic Stockton Hopkinv Mr. and Mn.and Mn. William E. Smith jr., tawan. has been named On Saturday evening Mr. andWalter Pike and Mr. and Mn. C.40 Flerro Ave., Is a medical patient dean'* list for U* (pring /Visit your local authorized Chevrolet dealer and see how much more Chevy tins to offerl Mrs. E. Murray Todd, Holmdel. Mandevine. in Perth Amboy General Hospital. ,t at FalrWgh Dickinson entertained at a picnic at their Dr. Marie Carrie Frey. lans- Mr. and Mn. George O. Dem-University, accofdinf to D e a n home. Guests were Mr. and Mr*.downe. Pa., spent Friday night ery and children, Iris Marie and Stephen Btoor»'of tb* Teaneck Elmore. Kattoer, Matawan; Mr. and Saturday as the guest of Mr. Ronald Edgar, have retarded to campus. Student* haruf a B aid Mra. Conrad Stern, Wood- and Mn.' Edward W. Carrie., their home in Mahopac Fall*, average appear on the den'* list. JOHNSON - GIBB MOTOR CO. briice; Mr. aed Mrs. Douglas Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ruff were N. Y.. after' visiting Mn Dem- Schotte, States Island, Mra. Nor-the Saturday guests of Mr. anderys mother, Mn. J. Edg«r WiBt- How abort bu»ta«** eardi? we 110 MAIN STREET MATAWAN man B. Lockwood, Keyport, and Mn. Cbaries W. Juntuu at their «a*OB, Matawaa TnratUp,, fartw o ctu Mppiy than ouickly and at, Mn. William Acker**), Hazlet,•-, fummer borne at Crater; Lakt- 1 tteiigfat prica.Cowiandtry u*. •I)' J VII' • 11 > " .';f *• -.'• - < >:'. • i.'- '..' ' \" • i ' 4 » Mi Lanzaro, Mn. Harold Crocker, Brautigam a.. Mr. and Mr*. Lands 350-Pound BroadbUI Mn. Walter Bing. Mn, Thomas Frank Downey, Edwu-d Downey. Outdoor Picnics Featured In Scouts, Brownies Kocovsky, Mra. Robert Seber jr., Ernest Brautigam jr. and daughl Mn. John Penksa, Mn. Leo Houri- |ers, Matawan; Thomas Corrmdo Morgjyiville July 4; Area News At Palisade Park han, and Mn. Wttuam Cosgrove. At Outdoor Picnic and - son, WickaUuik. Mr. and On June M, Girl Scout Troop All the plans for the trip were An outdoor picnic was held on Mrs. John Ludvick and daugh Mr. and Mn. Martin Smith sr Mr. and Mn. Joseph handled by Mrs. Michegl Rynie- ten, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Eckel MorganrMe, entertained oo Schnierer and children, Cheryl 31 and the Fly-Up Troop of Saturday at the home of Mr. and wicz, who was unable to attend. Mn. Clifford Eckel, Morganvilie. Mr. and Mn. Frank Edunao and Fourth of July at an outdoor pic- Mary, and Michael. Fort Uuder Brownies 6*, Morganville, went to daughter, Mr. and Mra. George nic. Attending were Mr. and Mrs dale, Fla., were Friday night sup Palisade Park by bus. Attending from Morgaiiville were per guests at the home of Mi Mrs. George Beat and daughters. EckeJ sr., Mr. and Mrs Georee Frank R. Smith and sons, New- Those attending were Miss Chris- \Oth Birthday Fete Eckel jr., Mr. aad Mrs. Charles ark; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Owens and Mrs. Raymond Wenzel ani Mr. and Mrs. E; Bowne, KusseU and children, Mr. and Mrs daughter. tine Cameron, MiM Toni Alt, Miss " On July 1 Karen GetschaJl, Lambertson, Mr. and Mrs. Mar- EckeL Frank Eckel jr., Mr. and Linda Ward. Miss Terry Lee Mrs. Alfred Storer and ton, Mr Thomas Smith and children, Mr. Mrs. Walter Bing and children, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard tin Eckel, Mrs. Mabel Weber, Mr. and Mn. Donald Miller and sons, Jameson, Miss Caroiile Cosgrove, and Mrs. Henry Brautigam, Mr. and Mrs. Millard Lamberson and Donna and Druciiia; Mrs. Wil- Miss Carol Kocovsky, Miss Joyce Cetschall, Matawan, entertained daughten, Charles Keck. Allen Mr. and Mrs. John Wilson jr liam Cosgrove and children, Ca- friends a t luncheon at -Steve and Mrs. Rudy Barbolini and Martin Smith III. Schneider, Miss Rondi Johanseen, Voorhees, ail of Rabertsville- mille and Cathy, spent Fridaj Miss Jeanne Lanzaro, Miss Muriel Brady's, Asbury Park, and after- family, Mr.- and Mrs. Chester visiting in Jamesburg. Jamison and family, Mr. and Mrs. Doney and daughjer, Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Holmes Lamber- Crocker, Miss Cathy Cosgrove, ward the group played miniature George Morgan,. Newark; Mr. son entertained Saturday. Those Mr. and Mrs. William Borne- Miss Joene LaMura, Miss Karen golf in celebration of Karen's 10th Mrs. Joseph LaMura jr. and fam- attending were Mr. and Mrs. ily, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Sweeny and Mrs. Joseph Kircher and mann ' and children, New Yoi Hourihan, Misa Sharon Houlihan, birthday. Those present were daughters, Laktwood; Mrs. W. Mihon Bier and children, Marl State, are visiting Mr. and Mrs and daughter, Frank Eckel sr., Miss Donna Bing, Misa Sandra Diana and Fred Schumm, Wyckoff; Ringlieb, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Eeth, and Jan, Irvin Gottlieb, Raymond Brown this week. Johanseen, Miss Michaele Ryne- Mr. and Mrs. Walter Doney and Syosset, N. Y.; Mr. and Mrs. Kathleen and Jody Cusick, May- ton, Mr. and Mrs. Lindy Seber Wultf and children, Jersey city. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Gall an< wicz, Miss. Beverly Ryniewicz, wood; Joyce GcUchall, Mrs. Fred Games were played and prizes Charles Jamison and son, Charles family have moved from their Miss Susan Preston, Miss Jean and family, Mr. and Mrs. John jr., MaUwan; Mary Walsh, Mata- R. Schumm, Mrs. Joseph Cusick, Plosky, Edward, John and Antho- awarded to winners. A pony ride home in Marlboro Gardens to Seber, Miss Sally Zeni, and Miss was available for children and v/aji; Mrs. Joseph LaMura and Freehold. Barbara Penksa. and Mrs. Getschall. Upon returning ny Eckel, Mrs. John Babrisky grandchildren, Mark and Carl badminton, ping pong, archery, Mrs.' Mary Smith is spending Guestt attending were Miss Pa- home they had refreshments and and son, Wilmer Kilcomins and LaMura, Morganville. played games. daughter, Mr. and Mrs. J. Lu- baseball, and cards also were week visiting friends in Newark, tricia Ward, Robert Seber, Steven featured. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mouse Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Emmons, Seber, Miss Denise Bing, Miss I beck, Kenneth Miller jr., Richard held an outdoor barbecue Keyport, visited Mrs. Blanche Drucitla Bing, Miss Cathy Penksa, j USS TOLEQO (CA133) was the Phelan, Richard Cottrell, Matthew Fourth of July in their yard. At Emmons on Sunday. and Miss Allyson Cosgrove,' first U. S. cruiser named for an Kelly. Real Estate Listing Cards- foi • tending were Mr. and Mrs. Fran sale at this office. Chaperones weje Mrs. Eugene j Ohio city. Also Mr. and Mra. Ernest Weglarz, Englishtown; Mr. a n Miss Mary Anne Clinkntr Mrs. William Stilei and daugh returned from a two-week vaca- ter, Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Inglii tion in Manasquan. and daughter, Susan, Old Bridge; Mr. and Mrs. Michael Costuri Mr. and Mrs. Fred Weglara, and children, Michael and Je South River; Mr. and Mrs, Jo- fery, left on Monday for a motoi seph Weglarz, Sayrevllle; Mr. trip to Florida. Turnpike Express Bus Service and Mrs. Joseph Weglarr. a n Mr. and Mn. Charles Emmons children, Steven and J«hn, Brook and tons,' Charles Jr. and Ue; From Keyport, N. J. (RoHo Post House) - lyri; . Wilmer Kllcomlns a n Mrs. Blanche Emmons and son, daughter, Patricia, and Robert, Frank; Ted Morson, Morganville, 1 Ginger and Thomas Mouser, visited Mr. and Mn. Ted Morson, Direct To New York City's Business and Theatre Districts of Morgtnvllle. Red Bank, on Monday evening. A co-ooeratlvs picnic-party was Mr, and Mn. Joseph Shead and held at live home of Mr. and Mrs. son, Joseph, Morganville; Mr. Charles Holmes, Morganville, onand Mrs, L«n Shead, South Plain- r B,,.rt..« r™m ss "1 Round Trip Fare rTs^gRJ- "-^JW-"! July 4th. Tht foUowing Attended; field, are spending a vacatiom in . (• Nl» Y«k ClUr , A.M., A.M.. l-.tL »:•*• . Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lukoic and aaprgja.. . '.''.• , , . . A.M., l: sll*. JiJI, Ji*s».'liis. », li. It Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gee were t i« i« s (srii:>t y.ii. to. i*. :ii:iLL liM. ••Tit. His* Mn. Margaret Holmes, Freehold; •Mndarttra rriaay . i. Mn. Clinton Woolley and daugh-, weekend guests at the home of IU SO 711 SS:iii , l:'ij,'j:l»7«. t'S, t, 1 Mr. and Mn. August Boldt, i:M r.si., sit. a lultr, nnn out 7:11. ter, Doris, Railway; Mr. and Mrs. I , tartars a BMMajv •Mlilt A.MU • Frank Ritclifft and daughter, Mr. and M". Holmes Lamber •MM. Ikra Pit •Mn. tkra rrt. Geraldioe. and Mn. Ann* Me- son, Mr. and Mrs. Chester Jami- Warrea B. Hntehlnsoa, 111 Mala St., MaUwan, b show, wrtfc the U lOUIskl. Mnttft * BMliara • ' • • » I "SiTTsTii * HM14M. "tat, «• • «»n«aj« , son, Morganville; Mrs. Robert SStmuad broadUU he caught while on hit annual vacalloa at Cab* berlien, Morganville; Mr. and Blanc*, Pen. Catching a iroadbUL according to Mr. Hnlchbsog, is L Mrs. Earl Woolley, MaUwan. Bogart, Merced, Calif.; ' Mn. A. a thrlU a* they nibble oa the bait and rarely bite. II -took Mm # Metzger and children, Patricia and Mrs. Margaret Holmes, Free- mlnutts to bring hi the fish...... " "SaveTTime -Save Money -Save Your Car - No Parking Problems Alice. Union Beach, attended, The crew on the private yacht coasUUd of three Indian*, win Drop Us a Card at 27$ Braadway, Keyporl tad We Will Plsea You as Our Malliag LUl for Setwdul* Cbaafes hold, spent the weekend at the recent Garry Moore Show in New home of her'ioo and daughter-in- only speak Spanish. Mr. Hutchlnson does not speak Spanish, conse- York. quently there was no convenation on board all day: "However, when law, Mr. and Mrs,. Charles Holmes Mrs. Dorothy Wilson Is spend-someone brings In a big fish, everyone knows what to da," he said. and children, Charlene and Robert, ing a vacation with her son-in-law He Is having the bin mounted. Morganville. Asbury Park - New York Transit Corp. and daughter, Mr. and Mra. Au- TJw Ande* Mountains maybe see* in the background. ' AFFIUATED ROLLO rRANSIT MIM Charlene Holmes was the gust Boldt and son. .•"."-.. . m . AFFILIATED HOLLO.niANSIT J - • overnight guest ofMiss Ceraldlne Mrs. Karl Brown, New Bed- patient at Monmouth Medical Ratcliffe, Morganville, on Tues-ford, Mas«., li vacationing at the Jenler. Poulttyfeamc Phone CO 4-2222 day evening, home of her son-in-law and Garrett Vanderwell has icturned Relnke Janseen, MaUwan, was daughter, Mr. and Mn, Lesion to East Orange Veterans Hospi- the Thursday evening guest of Fisher, Orchard Pkwy. tal where he Is a patient. Wiiis Contest Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ratcliffe end Mr. and Mn. Charles Emmons daughter. Geraldlne, Morganville. and sons visited Mr. and Mn. Mrs. Blanche Emmons and son, The Middlesex, County +H Misa Charlene Holmes spent Ted Morson on July 4th. rank, visited Mr. and Mrs, Pe- poultry judging team won the state Friday at the beach with Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. James Cosgrove, ;r Clttadlno and children on judging contest held Friday at David Archer and ~ children, Sa- Chicago, III., were recent guests londay. Rutgers University, New Bruns- brlna and KurtlM, and Mrs. Leon if Mr. and Mrs. William Cos- Mrl. Ruth Berry and grand- wick. William Arace, Browntown Smith and children, Karen and ;rove, Morganville. daughters, Carol Anne and Cath- Sodhoppers 4-H Club, and Charles Michael, Freehold.' Mrs. Mylea Rader is a medical arine Donna, Batavla, N. Y,, are Hilton, formerly of the same club, spending a week at the homes of arid William Stauber, New Market, Mrs. . Berty's daughters, Mn. were the members of' the county Charles, Leander and Mnjudgin. g team, The team scored a Thomas Travern both ot Morgsn- ROAST total of 1235 points against a, pos- slbtai-lMn,-;,.^^,^!;;.;,;-,:^ ~s Mlchael Owe n«, U ipendlni vacation with relatives In Free- v •••--•% hold and Adelphlav team was Charles Hilton wjth MO Mr. and Mn. Donald Miller points. Team members', are. to and children visited Mr. and, Mn. represent New Jersey 4-H Poultry- £ CROSS WB/'TW Richard Cottrell on Sunday. men In the Judging competition In LONDON BROIL James TrotU visited Mr. and October when they meet opposition Mrs. Martin Smith Jr. and family from li. other states at th» North- 1 eastern Poultry Producers'Council c Sbouldw oh Sunday.' ' '. ...'' Exposition In Harrlsbvrg, Pa. CORNED BEEF 59 Mr. an or month for welcome retfrement ly paid Mr. and 'Mrs. Holmes to and Infant son In Ohio. ta , "income"' later on!- ''•'"•'• • - .'•"'••' * - Lamberson • surprise visit and Mrl and Mn. Nicholas Arace SALT "*« ,..,-, iJW*, PEAS 'ere supper guests. They had not entertained Mrs. Arace's mother, Del Monte teen each other In 94 years. Mrf, Jacob Gaub, Miss Marie m #%ff -LifidM Hew* UILDING& OCIATrON Oaub and Fredric Brown on Satur- PINEAPPLE 29 OZ.UA On July l£b 1912, Rear Adra day at a cookout, supper. DRINK GRAPEFRUIT 159 Main Street - Malawan Bradley A. Fiske was granted a Misa Betty Lou Pitney is spend- 19° TUNA **i».«« patent for a method of directing ing the weekend In Allentown, Pa. and delivering an attack by a self- > Mr. and Mn. Fred Oaub enter- propelled torpedo launched from tained Mr. and Mn. Ralph Irish Swiss Cheese m airplane. and family, Engliihtown Rd., at Dairy Stock a cookout lupper on July 4. C The Mid-Madison Branch of Muenster Cheese 6ei.pkl. 29 South Amboy Memorial Hospital Buys Up! will not meet during August. Orange Drink A rodeo was held in Browntown last week when a Brahma bull and a steer bull got loose. The Knden Home animals are still at large. Cow- Cf - FROZEN FOOD - boys from Cowboy City, Neptune, ore. willing to come and help get SODA 6 for the runaways but to date the bulls have not been captured,. They have Linden House • LEMONADE JK--*l- been seen getting water at the former Fountain Farm. TOILETTISSUE3-29OILET C PiAr 3*47 Morganville Couple Linden House Entertain July 4th ISnilan Umica • River Valley French or Cut ^•s T .. ^W^ M— Mr. and Mrs, Charles Farrell, C Morganville, entertained Saturday MAYONNAISE at a barbecue. Guests included GREEN BEANS2-^35 Mr. and Mrs. Donald .Johnson, 1 Philip Hoosch. Irvlngton; Mr. and PRODUCE Mn. .Gerald Hansen, Cedar NBC4ITZ * Grove; Mr. and Mrs. Bernard THINK IN TERMS OF TOTAL VALUE Stern and children, Hazlet; Mr; Sunshiiw and Mrs. William Mauser, Miss BLUEBERRIES 25*'* Susan Marvel, Richard Farlello, KRISPY KRACKERS 1ft. he x 29* MaUwan; ,Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell LaVole, Mr and Mn. Johannes yoor HIM of riluu In diooung • sew ear, and you Wllden and children, Mr. and *« OOMDmONED^TOR YOUR SHOPPING COMFORT r tetlle oo thm buie 5»««'wnit_____. _. Mrs—WlUl«m-lfka-and-ehlldren,- Smith Amboy; Mr. and Mn. Les- ter Inness and children, Freehold. "Htu much mjaymmt Jo I txpatjmm Mi Immtmml?" Also Mn. Florence Farrell, "IFhalKUtIgttbackallraJt.mllmcr' lohn Farrell, Mr. and Mn. Your OU»mol)llo Dealer will thaw rriu tbit I ho '59 Oldi Frank Becker and daughter, Mr. -»* vMwiT JUH B,*4Ba> IUV *ir \JWIM —v MfHu uaaaa^ss) - *a^a uiinJ glrca you more oo orwy KOCO—T«IUO you (imply can't •• "•' SHASWI...TM1 VAUII and Mrs. Robert Seber jr. and 126 Main St. Wco»Effecll»el1iroailiS«t. July 11th 'Bud in any other medium pdw cir. See your Okb dealer «*» Or THS MsMUM MKt CUM children, Mr. and Mrs. Henry .-.. lei bim proTB It lo your complete ••liahction... Uxlayl Becker jr., Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mouser and Wilmer Kilcomlns, 'VALUE'RATE thm ROCKET AT VOUN LOCAL AUTHORIZED QUALITY DBALRI-. all of Morganville: OPEN LATE - 5 NIGHTS A WEEK It was not until 1B78 that the MOTOR CO., 110 Main Street, Matawan ;.S, Navy adopted the English Mon. Thru Fri. 8:15 A.M. to 9:00 P.M Saturday 8:15 A.M. to 6:00 P.M. Morse telegraphic code. TW«Joy, July % 1959

libita. a talent ahow and a picaic increase la traffic has beea pro- paid for by bands Issued by fix Weekly, Journal Dance Time At Loew's Matawan Man Is havs been on the program to data, Board Discusses vided tor, but added that he toauthority. , A hospital newspaper, in which expected to support Ihe project, Mr. McCHntock taM tat Initial ataff and patients participate, has which is now befor* the Army phase of park development wpulsl AreGtedEySA Sandy Hook Park cost about «,«e,M». It would pro- MCOSS Speaker^ been published. Classes in English engineers in Waattagtaa. ,The Keypprt WeeUy- soil The "Custom-made" physical The Mooraouth County Boar* of vide swimming lor *«.<» people hil nl for th« foreign born and reading Freeholder Victor E. Orossingtr and parking for 15.t» can. He Matewau Journal, newspapers jxd> nations geared to particular work Freeholders said July 1 H U inter- pointed out that plans already are iishe Jersey. Pub- Advanced Students To nounced. , "•'•'•.'(, I ERIE, PA. SEACOAST FLOOR COVERING (0. CApital 2-0211 lisher." . ;,.• Benefit From Program Dr. Sammartino laid that It I* COIfax 4-3333 Brigadier Barrett continued, "I anticipated that tha program will want to emphasis* that the over- The Board of Educational Di- be set up on all three campuses Rout* 35 and Clark St. - Ktyport 210 Broadway Long Branch whelming response by the news- rectors of Fairlelgh Dickinson Unl- of the university for the fall se- mester this year In Rutherford, Teaneck and Madison. ' The principals requested that Wall to Wall Carpet courses at the college freshman level be offered In English, chemis- 100% Nylon - Wool try, biology, mathematics, physics, ia the ELECTRICALLY HEATED home... Unelemn — Vinyl - Rubber advanced French and Spanish and Asphalt - Cork Tiles beginning Russian. Sandron — Forcast VINYLS 6 ft WMt Accolon — Birds *1.39*qyd. ,. Expert Installation ELECTRIC HEATING MATAWAN FLOOR COVERING CO. • ED EC ESTIMATES AND r 1% C C INFORMATION M- 141 Afein Street" LO 6-4335 Matawan LO 6-4335 ZIEGLERBROS. LO 6-6219

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there's comfort like Yaerniey open your account in parson or by moll. Oar near sirridendV sfortlnf JULY 1st/will beat the SMV •k PERSONAL SAVINGS •MricttMMd nrtt). . • ACCOUNTS Among the «xtra bonuses are: it JOINT SAVINGS ACCOUNTS you never knew before 1 * YOUR SAVINGS ARE INSURED " The saving! iof each *ov«r, in thii mutual Mvinji In- * CLUB FUNDS _ tlitution or* intured up to $10,000.00 by the Fed- * (BusTfies* orTfrotemaTTf " •rat Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation,! an Irt- >fj»7 -JlelaUt, friend! No malter whit fpot you elipoie to tettU dowa la, ostoflotloni) is * itrwrnentolity of the United Stat« GoVtjrnrnent • * CORPORATE SAVINGS ~ !/r^t£«Vli h* |M« « w«rm and wmfortebJe «< anywher. -W ^*' " * OtTTLA DIVIDEND DAYS EACH MONTH ' ACCOUNTS J Funds received on or before Ihe 10th of any month v j I that*< became there'* no plteo lor dnfu or oofd *pott torn dividends from the 1st of that month. You re- + WELFARE AND PENSION tfjtii •locirio rMlitgnc* hutiog, Heit flowi •v«nl« etiyA this bonus—not orKe every Ibc montht—but FUNDS'V wall to will or eolllnl to door* And aHotlier thing! twalv* rnonthj eoch yeor. ;' ' * LEGAL FOR TRUST FUNDS , if -SAVINGS 1Y MAIL fern dry; ~^ Mm aw ua ifa'e «lga of complete electric Jiving, , , m 4 kadoiv SAVINGS •wak 1 Htm TMkl AND LOAN ASSN. *>• —,. — _ • AM. m s •M VMM (4CSW7I JCP&L •< J Jtnttf Central Power«% Ugfct Bght IH| MAIAWAN JOURNAL Thfcrttfciy, July 9,1959 Successful Sah F. Davinfl, Zb dent of RudoJph, Cinnamon Mark 50th Anniversary Machado, 3b Paul T. Cahill Calafato, AsbuTy Park accountiag Matawan Girl Terriers Bcfcat Richard HamsaeL . (continued from page one) firm, presented Mn. Weistead mi retail staadarda c—imtit— IT with a gold brooch. She also was chairman el the Keyport Keyport RaHert (!) Keyport prior to entering service. Marks Birthday Keyport Champs given a bouquet of Dowers from Chamber of Commerce, yester- • ' , a* Be was employed by the Oitf ISfiss jSAnn Washington, Orchard Matawan Terriers •»!«—-r« the day reported tbe ariaatatt sal* Halloran. 3b wood Beach Co., lac, aa a sales- the. .Trust Department of the St, Matawan, who recently prestige of the HI league in the conducted Friday was aa ever- Roman, 2b man in ISM, and in 1958 he and Asbury Park Bank and Trust Co. tuned home from Monmouth borough last night by humbling «U success, accardaaf se infer- Geiger, p Mr. Larrison purchased tbe Cliff- the Keyport champions, the Raid- nutioo received fr«a paxikt- Ptngborn, e - Medical Center after a serious III- wood Beach Water Co. Mr.Ca- The beginning of midshipmen ia ers, B4 in a game at the Middle psting merehanta. Nusi. cf the U.S.. Navy is traced to the -aesa, was the guest of honor at la seme eases, Mr. Hammel RapoUa, lb Mll also owns and operates the party celebrating her 13th birthday Rd. field. BiU Gejger, ace pitcher early days when each warship in the Mattwaa-Keyport league noted, the velum* «f bnaiaess Dane, as Cahill Holding Co.. a real estate carried a number of young lads given Saturday at the Keypo: increased ewer the firat mid- Coyle, If held the Terriers to three hits, but firm, with his brother, Dr. John who acted as messengers, rushing Civic League, Atlantic St., by hei night sale, heW Just prtor t* Pease, If J. Cahill, New Monmouth. Mr. orders from the officers aft to the family and friends. the Matawan boys made smart Memorial Day. Overall, he Applegate, rf Cahill serves this firm as presi- men up forward. Generally, a Decorations were in red, white use of his lapses in control to >atd, the business area was dent-vice president and Dr. Ca-midshipman was regarded as aa and blue in keeping with the Fourth pull the game out in the late in- filled wHB customers threafb- 2} 3 « officer candidate. of July holiday. The guest of honor nings. . out tbe day isnd late late Score by innings: hill as secretary-treasurer. received many gifts including The Keyport nine reached evening. ' Keyport Raiders 1 0* 0 0 e 2-3 The day that Mr. Cahill took money. Games were played, re- Frankle D'Apolito, Terrier* pitch- la view of easterner re- Matawan Terriers 9 0 0 2 3 x-5 over ownership of the Cliffwood freshments served and dancing en- er, for a run in the first. Denny sponse la late bear sales, Beach Co., Inc., W. Welstead Joyed. Hallorfln, first batter up in the several stares la die butfaesa had been associated VtUi the NORFOLK Among the guests present were game, cracked out a double, took district plan te> remain epea firm for 35 years.'She was feted her sisters, Wilma, Pamela, Paul- third on a passed ball and scored until II p.m. Fridays lastead Webb & Knapp at a luncheon ' at Buttonwood ette, Millicent and Marsha, and on an infield out Thereafter the of the regular • p.m. eloping, (continued from page one) Manor, Matawan, and Howard W. "her brothers, Dennis, Curtis and two pitchers were locked In a begtniiiat '" type septic tanks to conform with Roberts, president of the CUff- Billy Jr.; Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Jack- tight duel until there was one out the township code, be declared, wood Beach Co., Inc., and John son, Mr. and Mrs. John Hopson, in the bottom of the fourth. but acknowledged the developers A. Rogge, secretary, presented tested bitterly it was an illegal her with a check in recognition of Mrs. Obie Washington, Mrs. Percy It was D'Apolito himself who were dismayed to the degree that < Washington and daughter, Diane, play. property valuations always are her long and faithful service. She Mrs.'Margaret Jackson, Frank and broke the MUess tfpell with a also was the recipient of a check double. Walks to Hal Ziegler and In the end, H did not count as higher and better protected in an George Washington, Barbara Tay- the Raiders made two but not from the Cliffwood Beach Water lor, Barbara. Hampton, Valorle Curt Davis and Frankle Lasko's area served by sewers. Industry Co. for services rendered to that smash off Gelger's glove brought three runs In the ninth. Geiger and business I also are loathe to Hannon,* Jennifer Grey, Wanda singled, with one out; John Pang. company. Morris Ci"""""", presi- Carter, Arlene and Marion Smith, In two runs to put the Matawan move in where sewer systems do team ahead. born hit safely and Geiger scored not exist, he pointed out. The State Peggy Ann and Arlene Major, JO an overthrow of third. Pang- Ditsie, Bruce and Brian Jackson, Walks Twe Department of Health frowns on Everett and James Lawson, The following Inning, Geiger born scored on a passed ball. Bob' lUpolla got a bit with two outadherence to the use of septic Charles and William Lawson, walked the first two Terrier bat- tanks when a sanitary sewer Ross W. Maghan Agency 'Robert and Stanley Smith,' Jimmy ters, Paul Eovlno and Rich tMa- iut D'ApoUto fanned Rog Dane ML, MRS. JOSEPH SLOVENZ SB. .0 end the game. . . system can become available, it Lawson, all of Keyport.' slello. Pete Eovino's two-bagger was commented. Mr. and Mn. Joseph Sloveiu of Keyport. They also have 13 scored two more Matawan runs. Mauwaa Terrien (I) Also Mrs, Florence Jackson and sr., 182 Broad St., Keyport, were grandchildren and four great D'ApoUto fanned, but, Ziegler sin- The developers will proceed to SAVE with SAFECO sons, Wayne and Craig, Mrs. Anne married M years on Friday, June grandchildren. gled to send Pete Eovlno to third. aul Eovino, C lay out a sketch plat of what they Robinson and son, Brian, Beverly 26, 1859. They celebrated their an- Mrs. Justina Sloveiu was born Thomas, VivUurtngram, Mary and Ziegler tried to make a sneak Mssiello, If project so that the next meeting niversary by vacationing at Bush- In Cztchoslavakia and cams to the iteal of second while the pitcher Pete Eovino, m David Hunter, Mary and Ronald kill Falls in the Pocono Mountains, United States In 19M. Her husband with the township officials will be Real Estate—Insurance Edmonds, Sheila Jackson, Michel held the ball but Geiger threw D'Apolito, p on the basis of the half-acre mini- Pa. was born in Austria and arrived him out. However, Pete Eovlno Ziegler, lb MATAWAN 138 Main St and Terry Hedgepath, Jimmy Mr. and Mn. Sloveiu were mar- In this country In that same year. mums, showing the high ground 10 6-0003 - Hutchlnion, Robert Coakley, James He started In the bakery business scored on the play and Coach C. Davis, rf - areas where houses will be lo- ried In New York on June 21.1909, Mike Kelly, of the Raiders, pro- jsko, cf and Chubby Royaler, David, Linda in St. John's Church. They are In 1013 and Is retired from the cated, he added. and Karsn Rice. Maxioe Pitman, the parents of three eons, Frank, Dixie Lea Bakery In Keansburg, all of Mauwanj Richard Jackson, Joseph and Stephen and onewhich presently Is owned and op- Paul and Allen Laaglay,' Joe daughter, Mrs. Marlon WlUon, all erated by hi* eldest son, Frank. Holmes, Cliffwood. Also Mr. and Mrs. James Harris 572 prizes awarded this week! and children, Rodney, Gary and had been employed by the rail- Melissa, Sayreville; Mr. and Mrs. George Dunn road since 1916. Samuel Plerson and children, (continued from page one) He Is survived by hit wife, Mn. Sammy, Sandra, Drew, Andrea, Lucy (Rainier) Dunn; two sons, Denlse and Gary, South River; Mr. dent Before his death Mr. Dunn George A, Dunn Jr., West Orange, And This Is Only the 1st Week of Awards! and Mn. Emeit Scott and daugh- able to tell hospital au- ter, Judy, New Brunswick; Ronald thorities that he became ill, went and Peter A. Dunn, State College, Hampton. Newark; Junie Browa, the platform to get some air, Pa.; a lister. Miss Ruth A. Dunn, So, inter Today, Get In On Plalnfleld, and many other friends, Scotch Plains, and five grand- Including a chartered bus load of but lost consciousness and fell. children. ' the10,000PRIZES! relatives and acquaintances from Born in Scotch Plains, Mr. Dunn At/***1 Camden. had resided tore for 39 yean. He Funeral serviced were conducted at the A.M. Runyon and Son Gamt) #1 First Prize Wrnrverl Funeral Home, Plalnfleld, yester- TV ••-' "-T" day afternoon, with the Rev. the Correct George Middleton, pastor of the AnairfntoOanif No. 1 AJi-T Baptist Church, Scotch Plains, of- «-£*» M-Nect ficiating. Interment Was In Fair View Cemetery, Westfield. t-Tncks Z'JrT"' ' DSLLJ pin i * ••Ham . ii-ruiM Real Estate Listing Cards for I-Stswst sale at this office. I1-IU4 . t«J ind Prize, Plus 30 ohd RnztM BOTTLED 386 Tffird7Frize» Each Week- 417 Bonus Prizes STOP GAS ALSO AVAILABLE EACH WEEK You Get Clean! Quick 1st Prize for #4 Heat For Cooking Syckles Prompt, Efficient 825 MRS. H. C. FRISBIE Service INC 3 Yarmouth Rood, Chatham, N. J. tUetatt FraacUte Dealer • Parts and Setrfce Winner of MA Color TV 1st wzi 6AMI #1 Route 35 Morgan - PA 1-4425 KEYPORT CAS CO. 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with Mood red oak T^tThmas' Qmrch, OW Bridge, church exterior will be faced with DeMontTofleid j Return From Europe j Whited-Brown P-TA Fetes Teacher Opftt N»w Shop { beige colored brick with nd-mod Awards Contracts For New Project trim. The exterior of the end of St. Joseph's KC Leaving For Ireland; Madison News the church will hare a narrow Contracts have been awarded by The halt, abo to be air- Joha C. DeMant was elected A farewell dinner waa given by Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Cress- 8t Thomas' Church, Old Bridge, conditioned, will be vertical panel of aqua colored Grand Knight of the Knights of members of lac.. Whlted-Browu and children visited Allaire far the fitnsliuctian of a new and has been designed for use as brick with a large cross super- CoUuubus, St. Joseph'* Council Parent-Teacher Association State Park and tht Gingerbread a cafeteria for the school, and for church, school tad hall on re- imposed upon iL 3402, at a meeting held at the Cheesequakt, for the fourth attle, Hamburg, last week. •Jngned Route II In Madison Town- church social functions. A kitchen, Over the main entrance of the Council Home. Route ». Keyport grade tescher, Miss Marguerite Robert Farm, Disbrow Rd., ' strip, approximately one-balf mile cafeteria, and storage facilities will be provided in separate rooms school will be aqua colored brick Mr. DeMoot will serve as Grand Regan, who Is .leaving for a vaca- was a recent tonslllectomy patient Bt of the Old Bridge traffic panel! with the name of the school -drcte, at the side of the hall. At the Knight until June 3t, 1*9. ion in Ireland. t Riverview Hospital. end of the hall will be a stage and church in aluminum letters, •pn new buildings were made Other officers elected were: Miss Veronica Wilkoakl, New- fitted with lighting and lighting and there will be a statue of St. necessary because those BOW in John J. Trabachioo. deputy, sraad Richard Cressman, Route 9, ark, is spending a week with her use are inadequate at the result control. The floor will be wooden Thomas, the Apostle, Patron Saint Madison Township, Is on a two- gymnasium type suitable for in- knight; Joseph W. Lackovkb. uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. of rapid population growth. They of the parish, on the panel at the week vacation from,his position door sports. chancellor; Jerome • AnneUinO. at the Texas Oil Co., Linden. William Friu. are expected to be built by 1960. main church entrance. Behind the - Ftour contracts involving a total Hall WU1 Scat UJ5 warden; George U Demery, Gerald Miller celebrated his District 1 Democratic Club held altar will be a tall, louvered cf 1715,788 have been awarded to The hall will seat 1325 people treasurer; Raymond A. Mitchell, 16th birthday last week. • ts annual picnic Saturday at screes behind which will be the four! firms, and the project plans when used as an auditorium, and recording secretary; Ciro Nappi, Edward Hummell, Route I, was Frank's Grove, Route I. Injured when an electric fan fell were prepared by Robft P. Mor- 800 at tables. Appended to the hall organ, choir and baptistry. inside guard; Edward P. Collins, Penise Zahn, Gordon Rd., cele- aa. West Orange, a* jitect-cngl- and the nave of the church will The hall will have a steel frame him. He was treated for cuts senior outside guard; Steve Testa, on the nose and cheek at Middle- rated her sixth birthday Sun- - seer, who designed the new be a common entry space or lobby, day. church, school and hall: adjoined by a cloak room, usher's and long span trusses to provide junior outside guard; Eugene Far- sex General Hospital, New Bruns- as unusually large unobstructed teW, advocate; Harry V. Deipery, wick. Mn. Hugh DaUell, Kearny, was - The site selected some time ago closet and rest rooms. The design weekend guest of Mr. and Mn. Raymond Ryan. Route M, has JAMES MULLANEY by the Rev. Walter French, pastor permits use of the lobby and the area. Under the stage will be three-year trustee; Fred Rapolla, MR., MRS. JULIUS DKFEUCB Mfred Frill. On Sunday they at- of-Str Thomas', was approved by auxiliary rooms without disturb- sliding doors and tracks for storage two-year trustee; Jeremiah E. returned to his position tt tbe ended a birthday celebration lor Jsmet MuUsney. Cllflwood, thli the Most Rev. George W. Ahr, ance to the nave. of chairs and tables on dollies. Hourihan, one-year trustee; Fred- Mr and Mrs. Julius DeFeuce, National Lead Co., Ssyreville, af- Mrs. Philip Trtmmel. Mn. FriU week announced the opening of his S.T.D., Bishop of Trenton. The school will be connected to Cliffwood, who are pictured above ter a week's vacation. nd Mrs. Dabell in Red Bank. new air-conditioned btrber shop at On H-Acre Site the church and hall by means of erick L. vonRodeck, lecturer; Mr. Henry Schwlchtenberg, who has DeMant and Harry V. Demery, at Idlewtld Airport, returned A meeting of tht Central Park Cliffwood Ave., Cliffwood Beach, - The kite consists of 11 acres, a coveredpassageway or cloister, Boyview Women To een residing with his son-in-law Mr. Mullaney, M, has been em- delegates to the state convention; borne from Europe on Saturday ad. daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Home Owners Association will be five of which will be devoted to allowing passage between tbe Hold Food, Cake Sola held tomorrow at Hill Lanes ployed as a btrber at Ltrrya • paved parking area to serve ISO buildings without exposure to the Hugh V. McGuire and Mr. Houri- after a three-month trip to Eng- Cart Miller, Cottrell Rd., Is a land. France, Italy, Germany, Community Hall at I:M p.m. Uarber Siiop, West Front St., Key- cars in huies, or 1350 cars parked weather. The Women's Association of the ban, alternates. patient in the East Orange Veter- port for the past five yttrt, Switzerland and Denmark. tat Hospital Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Or- solid. It will be lighted with The school will be of two stories B a y v i e w Presbyterian Church, Committee chairmen appointed chardo, Route I, had at weekend The new shop will bt Open from oiereury-vapor'ltghts. with It classrooms. There will be Cliffwood Beach will hold a home- or elected for the fiscal year were: Lawrence Cressman, Cottrell a.m. to 8:30 p.m., Mr. MuUane* Rd., Is on a two-week vacation guests. Mrt; James Orchardo and The'air-conditioned church will a large entrance lobby on the first mad* food and cake sale Satur- Mr. Collins, six-point chairman; hospital beds and wbwlcfcalrr, toe, Frank, Brooklyn; Mr, and reported. Hi Is vlct president oi Mat 790 persons in the nave, and floor near which will be the ad- from his position with E. I. Du- day at the beach, under the tree, Mr. Lackovich. Catholic activity; John Hinds and Uaa Welsh, Peri- Mn. Pal Mouuto and children, the Baythere Chapter, Btrbtn - #-ta the choir, wilh provisions in ministrative office and waiting starting ( a.m. In the event of Dot deNemours Co., Inc., Parlin. J. P. Moscareflo, retreat captain; sropt editors: Harry Demery, Mr. Peter snd Miry Ann, Newark; Union Local »lli. A gradusU ot the adjacent hall for several hun- room, teacher's room, health suite, rain It will be held In Fellowship Mr. Arroellino, council activity. Miss Deborah O'Brien observed Mr. and Mrs, Angtlo Orchardo Keyport Hi|« School, Mr. MulUnw dred raore families with small storage room and book storage HaQ of the church. Also Lawrence VeccMo Jr., fra- DeMont. Mr. Trabachlno. Vtocert her seventh birthday recently at and children, Jean Msrit, Mary It a membti' of Keyport Council, children. The hall-will be sepac- room. . There w i 11 be a small Mn. Myndert Bonnema, chair- ternal activity; Prank Hughes, In- Infoslno. and George Demery, dele- party when the entertained her . Nancy and Joseph, Union; Knights of Columbus. ated from"tht rear of the nave kitchenette .in the teacher's room. man, is being assisted by Mr*. surance and membership; Mr. Col-gates to Chapter 4; Mr. Hughes, Itmlly and friend*. Mn. Frank Dlplcl and children, by a safety piste glass partition, Plans For Chorea Mr. and Mrs. William Frltx, Bodil Aamot, Mrs. John Cotn- liiu, ceremonial; W»lter Blng, pub- Mr Lackovich, Garrtlt Walsh. Mr. Kjph'ind Jtnlce, East Orange, aid speakers from the nave's IHB church will have Gothic enas, Mn. Edward Sdiwahl, Mrs. Cottrell Rd., ctftbrtled their Ul» licity: Mr. Trabachlno, sic* and Armeltlno and Mr. CeUla*. ll- Mr. and Mrt. Lynn Davenport, public address system will furnish w o o d arches, and integrally Paul Wright, Mrs. Stanley Gal- welfare; Frank Veary, youth ac- weddiag anniversary Monday, New Yorkers Are • to the hall. ternstes. Athens Avt., Central Ptrk, spent colored block wills on the interior breath. . . tivity;. Mr. Hughes tad S. KaBeta, lbs wtekend In Trenton, Mrt. (continual from paga out) Davenport attended t family birth- rue, ht says, because more to- Mrs.Jouaneau day party, durtry It Ilktty to relocate hi Mr. and Mrs. Psul Wtlmt and New Jsnsy to'takt advantage ol family, Crastt Ave^ Central Feted At Party Park, visited relatives la War- he more (ivoiaMt .tw cllmttt and tin to tap the vast labor Mrs. Richard )mnmm |rM 11 Chester, Mass., ovtr ths wtekend, Lake Blvd., Matawan, was guest Mr. and Mn. Edward Bennett, pool represented by tht horn* of honor Inn » at • surprise Athens Ave,, attended tht wed- buytri moving Into the area. shower given by her sister, Miss, ding ot Mr.- Bennttl's titter In Mtriarat Ami Short, In Mttawaa. Atlantic City ovtr (he weekend. It It up to tht builders In £ewv., Decorations ware in pink and Mr. ana Mn.' Raymond Maher, Itney to meet the challeng* pos- blue with a miniature pink bat- Crasse Avt., tpent tht weektnd d by tht tremendous shift ol sine* u the ta>lt centsrpleca. In Walton, Conn., where they populitlon, Mr. Cantor tayi, Ht Other guests were Mrs. Charles vlilted Mn. Maher'a father In contends thtt this CM be done by Short, Mlis Frances Bradach, Mrs. Norwalk General Hospltsl. offering quality homtt at reason- Edward CoUias, Mrs. Allen Lewis, A community outdoor party Mrs. Arthur Pnmlich, Mrs, John wts htld on tht Fourth of July tt ablt prlcei and providing such Burlew, Mn. John Shepherd, Mrs, bt Central Ptrk Dtvelopmtnt. community facilities u schools Wilbur DeBeVolse. Mrs. Edward Attending wen ths Ctnnlmrot, and utilities to thtt tht develop- Chavsn, Miu Penny DeFeUce, Behrens, Mtrtlns, Bltlrt, Dot ment Of tht'Ml will be orderly Mrs. Arthur Lambertson, Mn. J, tones, Cyn, Cunninghams. and fret ol the chaos that hat Thennan, Mrs. Thomas Clause, The annual family picnic ipon accompaniod other population Mrs. Frank Dugan, Mrs. John sored by Laurence Harbor plrat Karlblnos, Mn. John BuUko, Mrs, "explosions," Aid Squad will be htld Sunday, "By providing ichooli for tht Jsmes Kube, Mrs. Ronald Haek- Aug. 1, tt Parrlngton ftrm, Cheese- mann, Mrs. Anthony Blllottl, Mrs children of our buyers, we will bt quake. ptrtormlng t strvlct not only to James Vena, Mn. Charles Short Mrs. O. Osdd who hat been tht buytri tnd their children, but sr., Mrs. Donald Marvel, and Miu residing with her ton-ln-lsw and also to tht treti In which we ire Lancaster Brand Boneless - TOP or BOTTOM Pat Schuber, Matawan. daughter, Mr. and Mn. Michael optrtllng," Mr. Cantor says, Also Mn. Richard Jouaoeau ir, O'Htrt, Athtni Ave., tlnct Mty "Tix-frte ichooli often iptU tht Mrs. John Mtctnnet, Mrs. Jerry has returned to Sydney, Aus- dltlirtnce between prtgrMi or Cannon, Mrs, Charles Ruby, Mn. tralia. - tconomlo crises tor townships In Fred Evsrson, Union Beach, and Thomas Bttnbech, Bradley trtn lubltct to Intense develop- Mrs. Joan PocaaJI, Mrs,' Robert Miner and Ronnie lltdtk wtre mint. It u up to tht butldtr to 'erd, ~" !tha boys, from Central meet the challtngt crtattd by by Mis. Robert targt the Influx ol school chUdrtn Orr, Mn. John Lambrecht. Miss vllle aUd'aMitl tht; munlelpalltlea In Peggy O'Neill, Mitt Lee Jouaneau. Mrs. Wllllim Prili, Celtreli y way to solve their prob- Mrt. Julia CirmenU, Mrs. Pat Ds- Rd.i Mn. John Hillock md Miss lems," Bevoise, Mrs, Frsnk Caaildy, Mrs. Vrronlct Wllkoskl, Newtrk, visit- Tender, juicy ond delicious. Cot oceordino «o Acmos ifrld SAV-U-TRIM policy which moara wtcOM watte r«n*iNi twfwt weighing giving Nick DePtlmt, Mrt. Albert Hill, ed Miss Shirley Krlskl, NorlHI Mrt. Jostph Booket. Mn. Frank Brunswick, Frldty tvtnlng. Mill you inoro for your money. • ..,-. _„"' • Bradach, and Mrs. lltrvey Mor- Krltkl had Just returned home EATONTOWN rail. from St. Peler's liospllsl. New Lancaster Brand Beef Brunswick, where she wit t sur-| glctl patient. Sees Need For Rl. II it Clrdt - Liberty %tM Smoked Tongues 49 NOW! DtH-Yimilf Md tml (continued from page ant) Box Ofllct Optnt T P.M. the borough In use of the gun, Shows Nightly At Dusk had no experience In Its use, wss CHILDREN ALWAYS FREB ZTQOO& never examined as to his pro- ficiency with firearms, snd had — List Tlmst Ttday — Lancaster Brand Breaded Beef, Pork, Veal received no. real Instruction as to when ht might snd when he •man Htvwanl la might not UM the weapon "WOMAN OBSsUSED" •If the Insdequacy of Mulsr- It ClatraaScept aaa Color Steaks .. 2^89 - Phis - ehuk's training was proxlmatery related to tht Injury, sf the Jury 'THE COCMIC MAN" could have found, the borough could be held liable for Its own Frl. . Ssl. July M . II -^ flyrrp|_Grape J iq c e negligence In assigning him to "ASK ANY OWL" y UKRHC nuku la ClatmtSctpt tad Color ,.• ,i?~ /RomaRomann PartParly polio duties, armed with a gun, entirely without regard to the My (MM MMMt )ok laty I wllh Shirley MatLalae doctrine of respondeat superior Nt*-«ne wllh M nnrUmt David Nlvw Pizza Pie and within the requirements of —jrooouiMtchll, buildll rt- - Plut - ptlr II. WUk llMtfi-Mlaal Jeel MeCret la direction or participation.' itkrale, y«i cat do buadrtat Municipal OMelsIs RtepemU sf cMHBt Jobs. IB- "OUNFIOIIT AT DODGE "In tht light of this well reason- (t>dU>U t)rmir CITY" Mopgrtkw*. You IR ClatmsSeope tad Color Zfruih & Vegetable* ed and dearly-spoken opinion, II lurtatflwalaitoaay should be obvious that municipal 4lllkt Also Frl., Cartesn Carnival 32 ox. MiINktx ovr Match officials sre responsible, not only im?f Golden Swoel . „ , <~^'^ laa . • MM. Tun. to be assured that a policeman difut bolib trmed with a gun Is familiar July 41. II • M Prune Juice Allan UiJd la with Its use but, that ha Is In- Dote Pmoapplo for Corn 6-29' structed, trslned snd tested ts to ••SHANE" 46 ex. when it may be used. la Teehalcotar 3 , , nrttof maiooson. h/iMfrtshfrcmntorby larmi. "In my Judgment It Is entirely MATAWAN - Piss - possible that the reasoning used Tony Cartlt la Juice In this opinion will be extended "HOUHNI" Dot Monfa Fineapplo-Orang* --f to other srtas, such ss falsa In Technlceltr 46 a trrest or tht depriving of I de- LUMBER CO. Blueberries fendant tny of Ms constitutions IM llWIwIjf UMMff YtVI FREE PUYOROUND rights'whtra the wrongdoing wts Juice Tondor Western the result of failurt to provide lOwil 6-4500-4501 policemen with appropriate In- Chkicon of the Soa SoM Wnao ' ' struction. S«t#MR Avt,, MttawM) Carrots 2&1* "I bring this Informstion, and M my views, to your attention to Crisp Pascal tmphuli* that It Is becoming Tuna Fish 3 1 mort Important every day that our police officers be well ouslt- • -Broadcast Celery Announcing fled through preliminary train- ing and to service training. 7'I cannot urge you too strongly Corned Beef **3MH* to protect yourselves, t$ munici- pal officials, sgslnst possible le- PATTERSON'S DelMonfe gal action because members of Virginia Ue your pollee fores mty be poorly trained or not trained U til. ICE CREAM STAND "UlUmsleiy, New Jersey mutt Florence Avt. M. Highway 36, Keyptrt Fruit Cocktail 2 ~ 49< tme to • uniform system of Peach Pie -49» training to bt required for til ds- DtJMonfa peftmentt. For several yssrs pro- posals for such sctka hive been '^••, '.-' // Now Have ::;'"'• . PUb-Sugar-OnnaMoa Introduced but hsve fslltd.of pas- Mfl n the Legiilaturt. I esmett- Delicious Saiia-Broil Hot Doge h> hep* that the situation mty Catsup 2-33 Donuts won be remtdled for tht mutual ' and Hamburgers •ard-fmo mat in offer at store, best toUreets of police offlcen Fermdtk EnricUd Whs* tad the public for wtot* proue- Uoa the pollee odst." with Toasted Roll ; Dog Food 6~79< Bread Hit UJ. Naval Ordnanc* Labo- All ratory, Silver Sprlags. Md., em- ploys MN persons to dmtop, OPENING OFFIR It* en**** «*4 Improvt new weapon* for me IMttd fUtts Fleet Of MM are ceUs»* gradusl** Buy Ont ond Get Ont FREE ROUTE35 and 3* PLENTY Of B»l PAJUCING arl and td—lists. ' , „ reU the* blasted eat a tamer t* Racing On The Turf Gives Variety To Monmouth Park Programs Angt Shof Uoflua 1-fUnch liis owa gam*. Charlay • Stephens Signs s Uommanee CoUard relieved Jeae* on die: mound for the Aces and itaa In 8-12 May End (Sickles greeted him with a tri- Dodgers Contract y \M. Jim Walker walked as* Cliff *ooi Aagels, perennial dis- Freehold 4, Madison I. . AD road* now,, lea* to Ven fMickey Eovino doubled to roll it Beach, Fl», for Carl Stephens trict champs in boys 8-12 base- Rumson S, Keyport 7t _ -^^ ball, wer reduced to having Long Branch 24, Oakhutst I. B, • - . . ' -. Matawan High's pitching ace ol In the siftb. Morrell bit his. f - cast two seasons That Is a despar ite struggle to retain Red Bank 6. Belmar 3, their honors Thursday when they second homer and Walker hit one, "wherfhe will report next February each with men aboard ta further mcciti bed to the Highlands W LAvc. for cue weeks training under sink {he Aces' out of sight. contract he signed last week wit Lions 7-J on the victors field. It Long Branch IAMA « 01.000 MalawM Braves (U) ' the Los Angeles Dodgers of the must be lid for the Angels that Oakhurst Seniors •--•--4- 2 ,667 ' abr h Mationa) League, they weni down in one of the Freehold Townsmen 4 2 .687 I. Tpmasello, Jb more tern itional games in league Rumson A's 4 2 .887 The signing culminated nine ap- McTague, If history. I carried to nine-innings, Red Bank Towneri i 3 .SOD pearances by Stephens at fcbbets Schuber, Jb «d the 8-12 regulation Belmar A.C. 2 * .331 Field, Brooklyn, for studying his three bey- Morrell, p \ game lim t, and was decided by Keyport Arrows-- - ~\ 5 .167 possibilities as a big league hurlei Sickles, lb in with the bases filled Madison Twp. PBA 0 6 .000 by Johnny Ca.vy, for the pasi a home r Walker, c out in the ninth! quarter-century the pitching coach with two Games Sunday Eovino, M of the Dodgers. It was Carey who The outcome left the Angels Long Branch at Freehold. Nuccio, cf spotted such future Dodger start with the ipe that the Highlands Keyport at Red Bank. Longetie, rf as Johnny Podres and Don New- team wot d take their two-game Neptune City at Oakhurst. combe. Carey's first impression ol series ten lining with the Rari- Madison at Rumson. 29 13 It Stephens was the Matawan bo> tan Bay I ons and that both these Ktyport Acm (1) did not tave the potential, but teams the 1 would be beaten by afcr when Stephens "broke" a few another c Jb before the regular curves properly under big leagui season en is this weekend. This Braves Crush H. DuBois, lb • jriound supervision, the Dodgers is a larg assignment for which Bry«n DuBois, 2b pitching coach changed his mind to hope, t ipecially with the An W. Hyer, c and became "high" on Stephens. gels rece t win over the Rari- Aces Title Bid F. Jc^nes, p, cf He believes that Stephens can be tan Bay team still subject to Matawan Braves seemingly as- Houston, ss made into a National Leagui protest. 1 le Angels and the Rari- sured themselves of the regular French, rf pitcher with four years training tan team 1 re now tied with a week season championship of the north- CoUard, p of play remaining to determine ern division, Monmouth County Post, cf . The contract signed by Stephens Colts League Monday when they Ganz, If assigns him to the Green Bay, Which teJm will represent the routed their nearest rivals in the Opatosky, Jb Wis., Class B Dodger (arm team, Cllffwood-Hlncroft group in the standings, the Keyport Aces, 13-1 but this does not mean that the county pi: MHS hurler will go there It i at KHS field. The Braves still 24 1 4 The An| :1s started this sensa- could be overtaken with most of Score by buiags: , the policy of the Dodger .organl ional battjje as though to make It the teams having three regular Keyport Aces DM riOt-^ I zition to assign a new player^as 1 runaway from the start. Rich games plus make-up games re- Matawan Braves 100 M4*~U high as possible when he is con Klein, rlnt batter up In the Flalsh of tbt tiMN added Longfellow Handicap, the July 4 holiday I field. The race was nu at 1 mils ever the lurt. Hirdl* racing oa maining before the season ends. sldered good big league material feature at the track, la sbowa abeye w)th Jaclyn Stables li'I Fella, the turf will start on the track's procrsm this week, game, worked Highlands pitcher, rw But the Braves have a 12,-1 rec- to leave,the w«y open to bypaii ridden by wllHt HarUck, coming la well ahead of In* rest of th* | Biggie Bertha, for a walk. Ben Asbury Wrestling ord and a two-game clear lead the lower brackets of "fsrm" Smith singled. Ken Szyarto then team ichooilng II his progress in with the Keyport Jet* and the garnered the first of his three Card Tomorrow the winter training camp •- tourney winners, 3-1 In th« opening Advocate Summtr-Long :wo Raritan teami yet to play. round of the GMT play. Stephens hits, a dollble that scored Klein .Florida Is very marked. ' ' Arrows, Madison PBA Nines The Jets meet the Braves to- Rlckl Starr makes his second fanned 111 batters, walked II and and advanced Smith to third. '' '• ' Receive* Botus • . Fishing InttructiOns morrow night at KHS field with shore appearance when he bat- allowed 2» hits in his 11 garnet Buddy Veru, Cllffwood'a starting ; thj. aim to-upset them more as :le« Angelo Savoldi In a match to' Stephens got a bonui, not as In 1*58. iV Summer-long fishing programs pitcher, fanned, but Rich Medol- Continue Downslide In JSL a means of overtaking the Aces a finish in the feature of tomor- large si the one Pave Jones got This- past season was his wont for young people, with adequate la's grounler got away from the It wai more of the same for away from Mendinl it field. now. The first two placts qualify from the Milwaukee Braves, but one as ahlgh school pitcher. He loslrucllon provided, art being illghlands Infield and Smith and row night's wrestling program at the Keypdrt Arrows and the Mad- Trout galloped home to tie the teams for the playoffs for the the Class B League contract con- had a H record. Hit itrikeouts- Siyarto gdloped home. Bertha the Asbury Park Convention Hall. ison Township PBA nines in acore. - • • advocated by the Stats! Depart- county title, The Jets trail the tract makes up for that In assum- walks-hlts allowed record was only then bore down to retire the This bout has a 60-minute time ing a good minor league wage Jersey Shore League play Sun- But it was all for naught Io ment of ConservaUon and Eco- Aces by two. slightly below last yean, being lit rampant Ollffwooders on another limit. level. The signing was effected by day. This time the bitter dose of nomic Development to replace the jatters fanned, 21 walked and U the top of the eighth, Olen Cash- strikeout and a pop up. The Braves George Morrell and Hank Majeskl, th« Dodgers New defeat was made more acrid by one-day fishing derbies, formerly Co-starred in the double feature ilu allowed. Ion was safe when Roger Dllger All For Angels he Aces Fred Jones were locked Jersey representative, who first being at one-run margins .In erred. Mendlnl walked, advancing sponsored by local group!. is. a team match contest, two-out- After graduation, Stephens hu And that was all for the Angels in a 1-1 pitchers battle until there VVd Stephens at Ebbeti games that got away from both Glen Caihlon. Both runners mov- Dr. A. Heatort Underbill, di- of-three-falls, between the teams ViitroVace p played for the . . month with [or the rest of the game as were two out in the last of the d teams. The Arrows went 11 Inn. ed along on a passed ball. Don rector of the department's Di- of Don Lewin and Johnny Barend Field on recommendation of Andy :he Cllffwood Royals where he re- Bertha got better as he. went fifth Monday. The Braves picked Ingi before they yielded to the Cashlon then lofted a long fly ball vision of Fish and' Game, says versus the Zebra Kid and Chris Taylor, district Dodger scout. lumed to his, MM form against along. Szyarto doubled with one up a run in the flrtt when Lou Rumson A's at KHI field 8-7. The to Bill Haberman In left field and Averoff. In a single feature Ml- Taylor placed Stephens In the opposition far beyond anything he the long programs give an op- out in the third but Bertha fanned Tomasello hit safely, went, to Glen Cashlon scored the winning quel Perez, Puerto Rico, meets "all-state, all-star" game for^tew ineoimtered In high school. The Madison PBA tied the game at portunity to stress sportsmanship Vena and Medolla to leav* him lecond on an Infield out, and run after the catch. Jersey high school boys at Newark )odger scouts, have viewed the three-all against the Freehold of the highest order rather than stranded. With two out In the scored on an error, The Aces AI Smith, California. recently and the Mfltawan grad irand of ail the Royals play and Townsmen In a contest at South Kiyport Arrewa (7) the pressure of competition. Angels half of the fifth, Smith big chance: came.In the top of the Another team match rounds out Tanned five of six batters to face .jave Stephens continuing with the Amboy only to go down to de- sb'r h • "Pishing primarily is a con- rlpled and Szyarto walked, but second. Jones and Jimmy Hous- Friday night's wrestling _show. him in two innings. What truly Cllffwood team for the balance of feat «. , •• • .', -•• •: Dellkat. lb templative sport rather than a Bertha fanned Vena again to pull ton led off with hits. Joe French The two Lou's, Martinez and Tor- "sold" Carey on Stephens potential he season as a good Intermediate The Arrows made their defeat C. Davlno, ]b competitive one,"" nt, aald. "For out of thi# hole. The last' Cliff- dropped down a bunt and Morrell res, stack tip agalfljt Cowboy as a pitcher was .when the Mat- Bonezek, ss thfi,reason, We .are urging local lep between high school and pro a truly remarkable one In that :•*•.» wood chance came. In the eighth. and Tomasello let it roll between Bradley and John Vansky. 'This F. Washington, lb grWips to extend their sponsor- baseball. they rolled up the Impressive total 13 Jzyarto doubled with one out, them into left field. Jones scored bout is for two-out-of-three-falls ef 31 hits. They ..never failed to Kedzlerskl, If 2 4 ship from the'onenday to the Vena, fanned, again, but Medolla and Houston wound up at third on to win. The bouts will start at get a man on base In all 11 Inn- McKeon, e 1 3 seaion-long fishing,programs, and singled, sending Szyarto to third, the mlseue. Tha Aces then tried 0 p.m. ' 1 ' Ing! and they had a total of 15 •Jankowskl, p 0 2 give youngsters, a. proper idea of But a fly ball ended this chance. squeeze plays with disastrous re- Hurdle Racing left hanging, Sharkey, p 1 0 sportsmanship." sults. Gary Post bunted to Tom- Your advertisement in this pa- Nanna, rf Vena wai wild at fhe start and asello and Houston was but at the -More than this, they enjoyed a per •will 'reach prospective pur- Jackson, rf n walked th« first two batten to plate, Steve Canz fanned and 44) lead going Into the fourth inn- * v w chasers in every community In tha At Monmouth LoPresto, If ;;/ face him in the Opening Inning. Dave Opatosky rolled out, ending baythore area. ing with Dick Sharkey going Hurdle racing got underway North Win Spark They advanced on a passed ball the Keyport threat. Morrell set- great guns oh the Florek,p tot this week at Monmouth Park, The for nd scored on Bertha's single. tled down after that and not an- them. In the second, Lep.' Ked- first stakes race for the hedgs Vena fanned three this inning to other Keyport batter reached ilerikl and BUI McKeon led off Krom Arrows Trio Jumpers will be held tomorrow, show he had settled down. Irst. . . the. (7.500 Monmouth National with* hits fo.f the' Ai their lowly estate In the In the third Highlands tied It WHEELING Maiden'Hurdle lor three-year-olds were sacrificed along, Three-Run Homer • . 'Standings, Keyport Arrows up on a triple and an Infield out. and up at » tnile-and-three^quar- walked, loading the bi \ M k. q t s 0 n; Township, PBA Vena held the home aide safe on Jones had fanned eight of 14 to t*r»,.vmh the Instituting ol hurdle Denman Smith, .—^^...i iti player#,4arge- th8..motin half • of the fifth.' He day«, Wednesdays and Saturdays. [wo'runs. AI Dellkat tripled! and annual all-star game July 4 at singled. Tom Longette walked. Smith showed he also was In The feature ,o) flat racing this he Keyport total was up to four. Oakhuwt. The North won 6-2 af- Jones tried to correct his control Rumson' made the first dent, in1 'orm by fanning the Highlands coming weekend, will be the $23,- I Her-Having .be$n blanked by South by laying one In to Tomasello, It the Arrows armor In the fourth side In th« seventh. Til the eighth 000 added Sorority Stakes lor two- h pltqherr, Frank Havlland,' Charlie went far out in the. lot. for a wheh en BoBbb RUljonRUl'i Texas-LeaguTexasLeagu- KeenMn,anv;Kedilersk| and;:to- D. Smith, ss, p 2 Forms'.John Fury, William H. led,off with MM In the ninth, Presto Were-,the key players in Szyarto, If 3 HALL Foales1 Shore Party, 'Ruff Acres Washington scoring.' McKeon Wai 31 3 4 p|?AirrbWS; triumph. •' Vena, p, ss 0 Farm's Ruff Count.and Wood- picked.off base, but Kediierski moved along on an InNeld out FrteBold Totnjlmen (4) Medolla, c i DION AND land Farm's Donnle Pee, Four " ;' ' I North Stars (I) arid scored the tying run on Flo. r h Downey, 2b 0 Now thru Saturday Tricks'and Wartime Blues.. " lott, cf ab r h rek's hit. Fforek wenf*to:'second 1 1 Lauro, rf ' BELMONTS , M-G-M prmnli ' Racing at the Oceanport track k»h«,,•«;"k»«,,«; ' ;. .. 4 0 on an error and - third! on a' wild ! > Garland, if 4 l» showing favorites.to come In at J. DuckcnfielijfDk : 0 2 2 0 DAVID / SHIRLEY. / 618 1 pilch, but. the .wlri/iln^: run waj v 1 H Q 14 per cent of . those' going off, Qu|nh; c> .. •:'': 0 0 1 0 J. Kearns, lb 0. 0 left stranded when. Ben - Jackson : TICKETS HIVEN / M^cUINE / YOUNG about "normal" for a track when Glunii;-2b c Highlands Uons 201 000 dH-T, Come To Life In Seventh ( M.'ippoiito; cf, p trfliHiffom Gudeti Stilt Parkway, Eiit'109 Today thru Saturday The Madison pBA nine appear- Long Branch Regatta The Funniest Idea for ed.lo be on,the way to succumb- flttpatrlck.lb Turning a Male Into a Mate! Playoff Sch«fuf» ing to no-hit pitching by Don Long Branch. Regatta this tiiirVii: David (Best Actor) Nlven Furlong, , RACING (nfuAUG 8 Cashlon; against the Freehold A team representing Union Shirley MacUlne coming" weekend will b» tho next .WMdeyer.'lb- Townsmen when they, came: to Beach wilt compete In th« Little . .;'-. Gig Young activity for member! ol the Cen- •Xrtijng.; M, ' . • .' STAKES RACES... -.„ "ASK ANY GIRL" life In the seventh. There were, 111 League Baseball playoffs In Mon- tral Jersey , (Outboard) Racing 6uUULi O. • ' . . * — Plus — Madison batters In a row retired 1 mouth and Ocean Counties start- ' SORORITY (TAKES . Association. .The speedboat driv- R-Havllano ;* ': Tony Curtis until they broke loose In the sev- Ing Saturday, July 23. Union ers were kept; from competition keeMui,:*" .,•••.,'. • Shelly. Winters enth. The Townsmen had scored 2 Beach team will be pitted against "JOHNNY STOOL PIGEON" NEVMERSIY FUTURITY In the third on a triple by Lou Sunday when "--the - Greenwood pasajiw; «;; ;: :; Belmar East in the playoffs. Win- Sun. V Man. • Tucs. Lake Racing, Association's ; ° l --.• . HIM Alan Ladd Mendlnl, Morgaqvlllc's gift .to ner of the| engagement will enter at Pe " • • 33 2 Jean Arthur.... Freehold bajeball. Alble Prest i&jbiw-by-Inning*: , 7 the quarter-final round Tuesday, PAJtKfNG FOR 20,000 CAJtS poned Van HefUn and John Duckcrifleld halted In 051-8 July 28. "SHANE" flbrlh'Stars. 0(W 000 runs for the county aeaurs In Abe and'-ieavl-The,' Sbuth~SBr»" ""--101 — Plus — tourth and the top of the seventh July 23.' llrracci... handy . / Tony Curtis Summary: Dobrosky ; LoPresto 0, Walton 1, 1 io run' their lead to 3-0.. «*>J>:. Ma* «op »n« giondjlond .., Janet Leigh ' Homers—Washington Struck out Owen I. Ills pff-Haviland 0 in The Madison crew then broke comlortobU lairagti and can- "HOUDINI", After finishing second In-the by-HnVlland 4, Kcenan 2, Do- ; LoPrest) 0 In 3; Keenan 3 In 2; loose. Mickey Jennings, doubled, I •icalaton . . :'lt« 1 Suburban, Ada-.L.. Rice's Tafe brotky I. 0*rrity 1. Ippollto 2, Lo- Walton 4 1 3; Dobrosky 2 in 3; IN.CAQ Hf ATIN4 «UP»LIIO mil BUI Cullen walked,.; and - singles wof»fAhkingfounlo!m. Show la back at Monmouth Park Prtrta 0, Walton I, Owens 0 Owen 6 In J-J; Garrity 1 in 1 1-3; 'iy Lee Trout and Jim Knox seiil to avmlt: the 1100,000 Moninoulh Vrifllii'iby-'-Haviland I; Keenan 1, Ippollto 0 In ]. Umpires—Berg- In two runs. When Knox's hit got Handicap on July 29, (contiiiued. bottom next column) man, WHc t ' • 1* t< COX. 2b I1 The summary, showing the groat time to get pest Sid ^Flicker la Triple Play In JHolmdel Tiger W. Liebenow, 3b 3 ( Mrs, Rudnick Top secret made, the handicap allowed, the semi-finals. , BOWLING SCORES Raye, cf 3 and the net was as follows: Elliott Schalzkln, Keyport HI* 8-12 Basekll I Defeat Leaguers Smith, p / J In Women's Met Class A (t-lt Handkapi) manufacturer, wu oni of k*r win What b believed to b« the fir*t MAT-KEY HON. MIXED Weeks Fud Oil 7 11 Foster, lb / J Mrs. Otto Fromkes, tied lor third in Scotch foursomes , Jau It Matawu Win* k Liquor* SV4 12H The Holmdel Tigers, the newly- Two Keyport .golfers, Mr*. Shir- triple (day in the history of local formed Pony League team that Began, rf 2 ley Rudnick. in the worne*'* di- Twia Brooks «fU-74 Sunday. He posted 64-2-t lor • net 8-13 baseball ni pulled by the Team W t 666 Series Mrs. Joseph Rudnick, Mat-Key "30t' Bar IS 6 will represent the township in 11-Wohanka, as -I vision, and Sol Opatosky, on the Matawan Terriers Thursday Jn a Joe Porambo 210-236-182—C2S Jumping Brook 82- 8—7«* ' ' ' Pete's, Inc. is 6 John Barna 1N-2I4-2Q1-S0I 14-year* baseball, showed la It Colavito. c 1 raea's side, gained prominence in game against the Keyport Car- golf play the past week. For Mrs. Mrs. Fred Malonr, Cliff's Seafood 14 7 2M Club weekend they are fully capable^ D. Liebenow, If Traincf- G rover Stephen* dinals. The Terrier* won with I Rudnkk. it waa the best of her . East Orange B5-11—74 Middletown-Keansburg Charles Allen 232 holding their own in this corn- Jones If ' 1 I L B shipped 11 hurdle horeeT plenty to spare, 12-6. It might have petition. They engaged the Rarttan • Jl carter on the links as sht snared Mrs. Joseph Cmlle, been different except for the triple National Bank \t 14 7 Joe Porambo 210-236 Keltey, 11 Ruff Acre^ Farm at Colts Neck Hover:, a Monmouth County Colt* 1 honors for the Women's Metro- Montdalr Bl- «—78 for the jumping neason at Moo- play. Trailing si* runs in the fifth, Ziegler's Electric 13 t John Barna 214-201 politan Golf championship in two Emjays . 12 "S Virgil Boncada 216 League team, in a holiday feature It Mrs. Richard Nfwinan, mouth Park. Heading the draft i* the Cardinal! filled the bases with and emerged victors by a M brackets of play. Sinn Fdner. cone out on two hits and a walk Lawley's Real Estate 11^ 9%William Yankoski 212 Rarttaa lever* (6) . Twin Brooks - M-l»-7« Betty t Eddies 11 1$ Pat Montagna 219 score. ah • Mr*." Rudnick, of Jumping Brook Mrs. William Ittleman, and a rally good enough to draw Country Club, Neptune, at 42-40— them close appeared in the mak-Fisher's Cities Service 11 10 John Bonnetti 214 The Tigers quickly eased any rUmlin, 2b 1 Twin Brooks 88 11-77 Hendrick's Dairy 10 11 Cusano, ss - 82, And Mn. Joseph Cralle, Mont- Mrs. Hy Pacr, Shacka- ing. A Use drive that could have MAT-KEY WED. MEN'S apprehension their supporter* dairj at 41-41-82, shared the top gone for extra bases -was snagged Haley's Sunoco Service 10 11 might have over their capacity to Sullivan, lb ! maxon 9316—77 Ulrichsen Boat Works 10 11 Stewart's "35" 17 1 Sauter, 3b, p 1 prite in the Women's Met Golf Mrs. William Ehrlich, FUELKIDf by FraoU* D'ApqliU, Terriers Outcasts play it even with a Colts League Association tournament at the shortstop, and quick tosses to Pete Schuber's Atlantic 10 11 Hi team by blasting the Rover* for OtaW, cf -••• • I Mountain Ridge «7- S-7J No 16 10 11 Schuber's Atlantic u Nappi, If I Twin Brooks Country Club, Mrs. Adrian Brnjnmin, IKl SUMMCBTIMt Eovino at second and Hal Zifgler No. 7 an 8-2 lead at the start. They Watchung, Thursday. at first retired the tide before the Kulas Boat Works 9 11 10 s could do little with the offering* Clanciulli. 3b Englewood 85J8-79 ITS SCMSE ANO CtA No. 4 I DeLuccia, rf Mrs. Rudnick also shared the Opatosky gained the rlf.ht to spectators "could grasp what was No. 3 - t 12 It of Lefty Sauter, the Rovers mound Keystoner's t Mason, rf net honors with Mr*. Otto hronkei, play Murray Klslier this weejicni) happening. No. 17 8-4 1214 •It ace and a leading league pitcher, No. 10 7 11 Twin Brooks. Mn. Rudnick had lor the Jumping Brook Board of No. 19 7 14 the rest of the game, but they PeCoursey, c I < A double by Curt Davis, Terriers No. 13 5 16 Baron's J, Smith, c I •2-S—74 and Mrs. Fronkes posted Governors trophy in men's play Bzura's 15 did not need to. Cannonball Smith, 8V-15-74. by defeating Dr. Jerome Lasky pitcher, with the bases loaded In No. 12 5 18 on the mound for Holmdet, had the first had sent the Matawan Mt Series Mary Carter Paint* I It 27 6 6 Mrs. N. J. Cieure, Glen Ridge, In match play une i.p In a contest MChk to survive a bad third Inning, but won the net priie in Class B with that carried to the fintl green. team away to a good start. Jerry Hettrick 231-201-197—62J he poured his shots througb for Score by lnningf Ray Heuachkel RarlUn Rover* r a 96-24-72. .--.-• Fisher had the same strenuous D'ApoUto's homer with a man Fred Irons 2S5-186-2I0—SJJ the rest of the game to hold the " J 0 4 6 0 «-« aboard in the second made it M. Tom Paris! 1K3-224-23S—643 Herb Dietrich..... Holmdel Tiger* 6666 I jt-» Tom iCarhuff 204 Rovers in their place. The Rovers The Cardinals did not take this John Overly, 189-206-220—CIS hurt their own cause with loose without doing something about it. Joe Burgess 181-18B-242-~«ll Mike Suddna aw Joe Sarageno 221 fielding. Plan Annual Picnic Bob. .Walker's triple with the bases 266 Club In the Holmdel Little League, loaded in the third brought is four Steve Slovenz 201 MAT-KEY LADIES INDIV, the Yankees, the first htlf champ*, Initial plan* have been an- KeyuMt runs. Walks and errors in Paul Presti .206 CLASSIC appear to be on the way to take nounced for the annual picnic of the following Inning permitted the George Beach 201 the Knights of Columbus, St. English Motors the second half title also. Unletl Order Fad OH Irem w . ,. Card* to tie the game at 6-«ll. Pete Fischler . 166 Team the runner-up Giants and Braves Joseph's Council 3401. The family early! Then, you have *• The Terriers untied it promptly. Jerry Hettrick Ml-Ml affair will be held at th. Hercules werrr It winter. Watle yeu George Chevrolet, Freehold each can take their next games ' Hits by Pete Eovino, Zlegler and Tom Leavy 111-213 from the Yankee*. It wOibe aB Picnic Grove, Parita, on Sunday, Mercury— Edsel - Lincoln think «( It - phone Tight Davis and (our walks added up Charles Hendrick* , 211-216 Barbara Ugi 67.21 Atg. II. Walter J. Bing. publicity ncwl Matawan Wine * Liquor. orer. to the stx runs for the Matawan Fred Irons 235-210 Standings chairman, has announced further team-to decide the game. But theArt Calamari - «S Vivian Wilson 66.33 W deulli will be announced. NEW AJND USED CARS Buck Smith'* Cardinals would not give up. They Cliff Morrison 202 Yankee* a Monmouth %U—\, Opposite Carlron Thtatro . started their ooraenfrom-bebind-a- Vivian Wilton M0 Trudee GUe* tt.4t Brave* 1 The submarine ArcherfUh sank cecaaoVtime rally in the fifth only Earl Bentoo . ; ..,• — I---T -- 201Subby's Cleaners Giants the largest manof-«ar ever tojvai&ad-on into the triple play Joe Burgess ' Ml Irene. Quadt 64.1 Podgtr* downed by a submarine when sha that quelled their hopes. John Overt/ . 266426 Ruth Dotaon . B.U llshnail Tiger* sank the 51,000-ton Japanese tir Red Sex. Beat Braves Tom Parl* ••.-.'•• PMe I*e Bakery craft carrier Shinano on Nov. it, Shadyside 7-4545 -1-6000 Anita Slovens I1.J1 k r • The Malawi* Red Sox rallied John.Giles, ,-f...,,/J../\ ,, ,yt Sfegh, 2b i»44. . .••;, •- against the Keyport Braves at Joyce Paris 61. 1 I I 6 Middlesex Rd. field Monday to pull MAT-KEY TUBS. MIXED Mary Smith 60.37 one out 7-4. Jimmy Jones; Sox • • J«M»6 - Cathy Crosbee M. » pitcher, hit a homer with two Team W I People'* Liquor Store aboard in the first to send his Belle* k Beans- 14 M»rie Oollno v.. T».4J team ahead but it was notPaul's Barber Shop 12 Helen C4ti*sc VftUJM |M Machado, Jb ; • '*'» Sica. lb I to sweep the bates. Rollie Sims Burke, a 6 singled to score Earl Gumbs and 3f J2 14 Merinsky,p 1 the PlalnfleWer* already Cardmab W S 3b 9 dowa oat of sight 74. «br J. DuBots. 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RUG CUEANMG ^COMPANY ' Highway 36 and Mlddlt Read 4tb amd Slcrciu Arc South AmSoy \ Hailtt ••as.* VWfYowTripU-SRtxWrtlonCtmtwAf N.J. Hal0 Highway 36, K amu wwmwnL+rM.'- ouommiu, DM UOMDM ' ' '' 4> Tfcuadoy, July 9, 1959 fog* Twtlv« THE MATAWAN JOURNAL 1 Cub Scout Softball benefit of the doubt and dismiss- LEGAL NOTICE ed the charge. Character fortcliisttf, by «rtu« of Program Is Underway Charles H. Putman. 42 Wilson iMhiriunot, dewwit, liriMttcy.ai dowtr. cwtasr,, mortsas»~ IS »57-M , .'• station: CaU CO 4-1106. wjtf torney for Americus F. White, Haz- for the latter part of July, and ped. Capt. Melna was the invest! TWO FAMILY hours a week to work, WE NEED let, charged as disorderly in that he the annual all-star game will be gating officer. sHERirrs SALE $125 YOU. If you need extra money, KEYPORT, 5 room apartment, 1st SUPEHIOB COURT BARGAINS^ YOU NEED US. Call SHadystde floor oa 2 bus lines. CaU COIfax blocked the path of Mn. Kathleen held or) Thursday, Aug. 13, under Lester Cogziano, West Orange, OF NEW JERSEY CHANCERY DIVISION 1-1327. wJ20 4-OW5. wj9 Schanck, 23, VanBrackle Rd., Mat- the lights st Fort Monmouth. Ai {laid 110 fine and (5 costs fo MONMOUTH COUNTY SAW These homes, are in good resi- awan, on a' public highway June an added attraction at the all-passing a stop sign at Broad St. - Docket No. F S4MS.V dential areas in town (Keyport OPERATORS KEYPORT, Broad Street, 3 rooms star game, there will be this year Rose Salvest Mlkal. et all .7 Plain. 8" BENCH—EXTRA BLADE and bath. Huat and. hot water 25 near midnight . and little St. June 26, Patrolman tlffi vs: Abraham Seldenberg, *t als. and Matawaa) and good Income ON CHILDREN'S SPORTSWEAR a "run-off" of the Hnewood Derby. JUrvey Morrell Jr., borough po-Defendants • producers for buyers who can AND MEN'S ROBES lupplied; $60 per month. Also 1 According to Mrs. Schanck> tes- Bv virtue of • writ 0/ $15 rooms and bath, $50. Call LOw- The northern division includes lice, was complainant. Marshall the above stated action to to* qualify. These terms are for alSalaryl , $49 . $70; 40 hours weekly. timony, the man followed her from teams, managers and coaches Kamrass, Little Silver, paid J10 ed, I sh«ll expos* for *aie al buyers not Just veterans. Will discuss transportation prob- ell 6-2637, Bayshore Realty, Rc. vtndue, *t the Court Hona* ': HOUSE TRAILER 35. Cliffwood. wJ9 Laurence Harbor along Route 35 from Cub Packs in the northern and tt costs for excessive speed Borou(i> of Freehold, Ct ' lems. . part of the county as follows: st this Intersection June 29 on mouth, New Jersey, on «•»» 16 FT- — SLEEPS FOUR House.No. 1: Live in the S room * BAYSHORE TOGS APARTMENT, « rooms, heat sup- through, CUffwood Beach and Key- I3O1 day of July, 1SS8, M t COMPLETELY EQUIPPED Pack 10, CUIfwood Beach, Arthur complaint of Patrolman John apartment, pay only J30 per month LOCUST STREET, KEYPORT plied. Inquire Keyport Delicates- port," then''down a side road into P.M. Prevailing Tim*. . Needs A UHla Work ShonJIdge and Ronald Peter; Pack Muller, borough police. All the following tract or par**! for all, with rental from 4 room COLFAX 4-5866 sen. wjD* Matawan to the train station where land aJid tha premlMs- lt*rei<)Bft*r 56, Union Beach, Bernard Mor- particularly describedlbed.. *Jti-'altutlt• , --,lrinJ-g- |200 apartment. Ask for John APARTMENTS; 3 and 4 rooms she; frightened at going home to Cinick and William Harriott; Pack and biiiwr in the Tov,—"Towtuhl•p of lurl- RIDING. TRACTOR • • •• •.•••• wjtf with bath, unfurnished; heat, boro, to. th« County oofl MownowUi an4 her dark and deserted street with 81, West Keansburg, Arthur Viaud; Slate al N«w Jeraey: . •• , 7-HP-BULL PUP House No. 2.: Live In the J room supplied. Located in Cheeiequsjte.' .' Pack U>, Keyport, Ray Angers- Alonzo Willis BEGINNING at • point - in WOMAN for general housework by a car following her, turned around tht «" Bl«d«>-*•' Mower apartment, pay only Hi per month Call PArkway 1-5620. wjl( baclc; Pack 131, Holmdel, Bob' (continued from page one) Wetttrly aid* of th* Freehold -Nearly New—Cost J7M the week. Convenient to buses, and' went back the same route to Turnpike therein cttltanl for all with rental from 4 room APARTMENT, newjy decorated; 4 Shaw; Pack 64, Keyport, Albert Clinging to. wreckage, he was in1W.O9 fe»t norti along said Ttornpike apartment. write Box D in care of this news-: a girl friend's house In CUffwood Wuestefcld. William J. Kuchler, the water haU-an-bour -before a orn .tha inWttecUoa ol th« XmGv- paper. wj» rooms and bath, heat,and.hot boundary lint ollanai now or $600 water supplied, also garage. In- Beach, Hailet, is chairman of the northern lifeboat from the Maine nicked imuTly- of Ceo. 8. Ingrahsm with House No. 3.: Live In the 5 room BEAUTKHAN. full time, with Mrs. Schanck testified that the division. bun up. Suffering from shock, he th« Noj-th.rly boundary • llu o*. th* quire 16 Malii Street, Matawan or. Td. Naylor turn, tod running thence PUMP apartment, pay only $52 per month managers license. CaU COIfax call LOwell M016. • j»* man followed her all the way back was hospitallied for three months 11 u^thii nugTuue oeMl* now it for all with rental from 3 room 4-5057 evenings, or CHarter 7-1545 Into Cliffwood Beach wher« she In Key West and then returned to (ortli zr 90' Kwt tlons tlw W DEMING 1SHALLOW WELL STORE; apply Single System Mm ol uiA TunvUnrlw.eoJwt.V Good Condition U Gal. Tank apartment. days. Barbara's Beauty Shop, turned olf the highway onto Rose- duty, aboard the Dagshlp of thethe JoMptt Van Uautr line; Utene* (1 Highland Park, N. J. - wj9 Laundry, corner Broad and'Pirst wood Dr. and came down Birch- RB Lions Seek fleet b> the blockade of Santiago forth W»' W.it ISOi fut nioni ^an Mat«r'i Ua* to • •taka: tbcn $4l 0 House No. 4; Live In the 3 room Street. Phone COIfax 4-8737. wj> wood Dr. and he turned up Harbor.- ' . I) North IS- M Weit (71.SS W Ilil- MALE: Part time help. Apply in WILLIAM L, MORRIS apartment of this brand new du- person; manager Loews 35 HOUSE, 5 rooms, .Call SHadysld* Blrchwood Dr. and blocked her Receives Medals •lonl Van Matw'a Una to « .tike it plei; pay only $40 per month for path. County Playoffs the InKKtction of aald Van Mater** COIfax 4-3030 Before S PM.. Drive-In. ' wj9 1-0825, w)l Cliff wood's Raritan Bay Lioni In recognition of hU services and Wblle«n'< linaa! Uwnca 141 Soutfi aU with income from 4 room apart- Man Flees Area during the Spanish-American War, SI' W Weit B31.00 feet along the Wtlt- Gibson S-9300 AlterS P.M. ROOM for rent. Call LOwell 6-4230. scored their greatest triumph In •tn line to a «t«ka at the inl«r»actloq wjtf ment. Immediate occupancy. HOUSEKEEPER to Uve In, good When she ran to a friend's home Mr. Willis was awarded the U.S.ol the WhIUen lint and Laura H. Con- pay. References. COIfax 4-5454. 8-12 League play when they In- over line; Ihence'(S) South 7J" IV PETS raising a loud commotion, "the Kavy campaign medal for West ONE leather cocktail table. $19; Many other 2 and 3 bedroom one w)16 man fled the area, she testified. vaded Highlands Tuesday to take 'fit 706.00 fa«t along the Laura H. the league-leading team of that Indies service, the Spanish-Ameri- fonover Une to a ataki! Uitrice (S) Ballerina length chltton gfmn and family homes, priced right, from BOOKKEEPER; accounts payable. BEAUTIFUL' Collie Puppies; Mr. White testified that be had can War Veterans medal and theSouth 10* East eel At fe«t along the matclilng head piece, size 11; color wormed, innoculated, leash train- nof attempted to accost the girl place, also Lions, Into camp 7-4. •aid Conover line to a atak* tathe $5850 up to $45,000. Ability to type, pleasant working The victory advanced the Rarllan Cuban Freedom medal. " middle of Toppenbemui ^rook wfnera iqua. $29. Call COIfax 41W! conditions. Liberal employee bene- ed. Bred for disposition, Champ- but was merely mad because" she u tame ma¥u a bend In the w«l ion blood line. Country raised. Bay teim to a tl* with the High- He left tha Navy at the endUna ol Ui< Oeorgt 8. Inirehim fi fits. Canterbury Knitter* Ltd., had "cut him short" on Route 35 of tha year and worked In the THE KEY AGENCY N. A. Terhune, COIfax 4-7915. wj> at the Plrata Ship and he .was lands team for League honors and th«nc« (7) along tht middle of BICYCLES sold, repslred tnd Locust St., Keyport wj9 shipbuilding Industry in New York, brook, in* etveral couraea V— RT. M AT McARTHUR DRIVE , ROELBOW KENNELS < chasing her to tell her about it. put them ahead of tha CUffwood aj It now runi to the Eaat*Tljr' traded. Two U" sidewalk bikes; MATAWAN Angels In the race for a county the aviation Industry to New Jer-ary line of the Hulda B«rlulow (ajm; Bminew Opportunities Board your dog with us, Individual Magistrate Mayer told Mr. White hehce (6) SouUl 26' 09' But 13>.« fMt two 20" girl's; one U" boys; three ' LOWELL M244 playoffs spot. sey, at a Lakewood Hotel and at 2S" girls; (our 28" boys; one Enj- runs. A home away from home. Oil his move was foolish and that he various Jobs In the Keyport area, •long said lint; lhence (9) South H* LOWELL 6-5847 STORE • Stationery and, Grocery;' A three-run homer by Ron David 0' W«t I4>.0 feet along the boundary li.h boys' bike, tOwtll MM! 4 rooms and bath In rear. Two Mill Road, Marlboro Township, Call believed the girl's' testimony to be where he was born and lived most Ine of Mid Hulda Barkalow farm; FReehold 8-2895. wll the truth, However, the charge In Ihe second inning settled the Imnc* (10) South «• »O/JE«st J»xn.44 $1800 to $2600, delivered to your lot blocks from school, 9 blocks from of his life. He was the son of cet along Uie Naylor line; thence A.K.C. registefed Beagle puppies; levied against Mr. White was Issue ol the contest. This player the late Louis and Catherine II) South SV W Eset T38.S ttet] SMALL baby grand piano, reason- Bungalows, 4 rooms and bath. beach.: Good business; Owner now a (raffle charge of Inter- hit a second homer In the fourth hencriU).North IT-W Seat 1M.I able. Call L0well,6-1B30. wJ9 alone and can not handle business. 6 weeks, old. Call LOwell 6432). (Hampton) Willis. - eel thince (11) South «3" W Kail House* located In Manalapan, N, J. ' with her rights and he was to make things more secure for 48.00 feet to tf« Wejterly. line OL tlousemcvers, Inc., St Bull Ave- Will sell with small down payment. fined $10 and 15 costs on that the Raritan' Bay team. ' He was a member of tht Spanish USED TELEVISION SETS AUTOSFORSALE the fraehold and Keyport Turnolu AND APPLIANCES nue, Freehold. N. J. Call FReehold Inquire 1131 Florence Ave., Union count Tht Raritan Bay team will play War Veterans,- Perth Amboy; and Uie point and place U BEGIN. Beach. . ' w]lr* Veterans of Foreign Wars, Key- «NO. •••.:.- Large selection to cbooet from. oft Highway 33. Daley * Pelrics. Edward Hummel, Routs I, their three remaining games at - BEQfQ tha same premise! eonveyMI VILLAGE TV, 20 B. Front Street. 8-2915. wJtt SAFE BUY USED, CARS Cliffwood Ave. field. The first Is port, and the St. James A.M.E. to the raortgecori herein by dead of SERVICES Browatown, who through his at- •Ven dat* 'which 1* 'to' be recorded. Keyport wltt Saturday with St Agnes, AUinttc ZIOB Church;'Mitawan Township; MATAWAN, modern 3 bedroom DAY TIME care for children In torney, Samuel Sladkus, Perth Am- He leaves a daughter, Mrs, almulunaotuly herewith, thU Mng a SCHlNCK & SIHLER;' boy, admitted that Ms license is Highlands. The vital one Is the purchaje money mortgage! flven to USED refrigerators, $4J.fl5 and up. home, tile bath, modern kitchen, private home; fenced in equip- Josephine Johns, Keyport. sccura part ol the purcjbut prlc* lull cellar, oil heat; large fenced undeund r revocation, was chargeg d return game with the Highlands paid for the said premises. SUBJECT , Good condition. Pete's Inc., COI- ped play yard; constant supervis- Lions, next week. Victory will o such state of fact* M an accuf- fax 4-3700 or KEiniburg 8-1100. In yard, garage and many extras. ion, hot lunches and snacks. Mon- FR. 8-1250 .:. I.-' LOWELt M23» with operating with fictitious regis- LEGAL NOTICE ats aurrey may dlicloae. SUBJECT Priced $15,000; inquire Harry BU1CK, 1853 4-door Super, new tration plates, reckless driving, and assure Manager Ted Soltys' boys to euemente and rtstrioQona oi wjtl day thru Friday. LOwell 6-5090. »rd, it any. --:•-.-• Clune, 21 Sutphln Ave., Matawan : white wall tires, new clutch, new driving without a license or regis- at least of a tie for a playoff berth wjtf with the Angels. Proptrty located on th» Ws»t«ld» Aluminum Windows or call LOwell 6-1129. wjtf brakes, new front end. Whole'car tration In Mi possession, which of the Freehold and Keyport Turn- Real Estate For Sale is In very good condition. 'Call Inay b* amended to read driving Raritan Bay UtM (7) pike about \d mile South of* the can- Venetian Blinds EYPpRT, 7 room house, steam er of Marlboro, Township of Marl* FACRE of land; lOTTft. frontage, Wltliatn L. Morris COIfax 44030. , after revocation. 'r. • ab r horo, Uonmoutti County, new Jersey he»t, ceramic tile bath. New Free Estimates Aberdeen Road, Matawan. $2000; Asks T* Amtnd Complaint Soltys, Jl> . The . approximate amount ol the No Money Down school, bus and shopping; will ex- udgment to be eaUilled by «.ld aale change for your house or lot. Mort- call LOwell 8-4784. wJO* INSTRUCTION State Trooper William Cray, Sams, lb s uie >um of sS.sao.oo together Karl A. Franbt, COUu 4-MH. PREPARATORY music lessons (or Keyport State Police, asked to Tyska, H Cuihbtrf vlth the costs of Uils salt. gage funds arranged. L. L. Karkus, HOUSES FOR SALE Criehlow. : IRA E. WOLCOTT, snarUf, LOwell 6-1057 or KEllog 1-1172. wj9 5-6-7 year • olds. (1 weekly; amend the latter complaint on the Rich DavlrJ, B HUa.June J, 1M8 - MATAWAN: modern 3 bedroom other music Instructions. Berna- ' tnaii of information received that E. Hamilton, lb /vfrtuli ef a writ ol «x«uUjn In •m.i T. Kirk, Atty. ACCORDION LESSONS MATAWAN; 8 room house and Uu above iUu3 action to me dlrtct- house, attractive' neighborhood, Dean's • Music Store, 176 Main Che license is under suspension. B. Hamilton, e i, I shan npott tor ill* at pubUo We furnish accordion free. LES- -bath, garage and nice lot Price tile bath, electric dishwasher and Street, Matawan. wft But Mr. Sladkus challenged the Isaksen, cf vwduivwdi , at th> Court HOUH In the STATE OP NEW'JERSEY SONS AT YOUR HOME, $2.80. $15,000; call LOwell 6-1129. Jtf Berouill «» TMehold, Countunty o! Mon- DEPARTMENT Or STATS stove. Attached garage, enclosed amendment, saying that since the Ron David. If outl), N«w Jiriey. on MndaMondayy , tho CERTIFICATE OF F1UNO JOHNNIE WALKER. INSTKUC- A custom 6 room ranch; hot water back yard, Venetian blinds, storm Situation Wanted complaint date is July 4, no Malonoy, rf JKllay oi July, I«M, at » »'clo5. Or CONSENT BY STOCKHOLDERS: TOR. COLFAX 44)511 wjtf baseboard heat, full basement, windows and screens. $14,800; '. M, «tvailln| Tlmt. TO DISSOLUTION WILL wash and Iron aU typos of amendment can bt made until 30 AU that tract or parctl of land and 'o all to whom these presents may: attached garage.. Lot 100 X 230;call LOwell 6-0270. . wjtf r—«ln»rt«r pirUculirly de- curtains; also stretch curtains fa (jays have expired. •:...• » 1 :ome, Greeungi NEW AND USED TIRES taxes $250; only $14,900. .-..•• Magistrate; Mayer gave the at- In the Towmhlp of WHEREAS It appears to my sans- PROPERTY available in Matawan; m> own home. Prompt service. » County it tJon... l authenUoated record i also • John Trab a chins , w|U build, to .«4t pqretyis«rsi;en.y. .Call t^rkway 3-3535. jjPffia torney 10 days to prepare,a taW t««iAsa lor UM .vol\»l«ix, llMOTW.' - * i en the particular* poto! and with- thereof dapoaltsd in my styltlee otVfpvftGiVftGins^aj&^A Ryznsr, • ;• ••.' .. /.juw'of Jor. .let, that the Jeney Speed i Always At Largo DiscdunU • wjtfalt arrangements. C aV4-30J4 or held sentence in the whole cue Quest, 3b ., Avenue with tha easterly lln* of Custom Supplies, Inc. a corporation •"• QUALITY TIRES of this Stale, whose principal .office FOR SALE COIfax 4-1676, wJW COMING SOON Until July It, The cut arose from Dragun, rf thane* (1) runnlrx alons *ald lln* of Is situated at No. 199 Main Street, In ' 3141 Hwy. 33, Hulet an accident on Rout* 34 which It Bertha,- •p .. Jeriey Avenue North, «S he Borough of Matawan County of I PC. BEDROOM SUITE with mat- MARLBORO TOWNSHIP: small RICHARD'S SCHOOL. d*f r**s (0 minute* East tonmoutii Stat* of New Jersey Phone: COLFAX 4-H36 Charged as Mr, Hummel's fault. J. Smith, M - nalph S. Heuser being tht agtnt tress and spring.. 7 pc. dining farm, house, 6 rooms and bath, OF BEAUTY CULTURE. He is accused, of being ' (he.VentJmlgUs. cf thanea It) South* »i dsgrrtl U mln. kereln and in charge thereof, upon, room suite with new table pads; also outbuildings. Nicely land- 25 Broad St.; corner of Mechanic utas 31 second* Esst 90.71 whom, process may be served), has driver of a car which drove from Hartsgrov«, lb complied with the requirements; of baby crib. Floyd Van Brafcle, 2 scaped 'yard, 'pleasant surround- (2nd. floor) Red Bank, N. J. CaU the yard of the White Circle Inn O'Brien, 3b thence (I) South » dejrees »0 mln- Title 14, Corporations, General, of Ihe Sunset Ave., Matawan. LOwell ings. Call LOwell 64371 after 5 p.m. for Information KEansburg 6-1034. On Route 34 and cutting oft a uUs Vm\ aj.1 t««t to Fill Dirt, Trench Dig- sol), road -gravel; .Washed gravel brief on two of the three charges. The planning board chairman' i csstments of rtcord,' If any, and The Matthews, 11J Broadway, Key. - such facts as would b« revealed REPGOPRBPAK ging * Bulldozing.'. and mason sand. We specialize to . The magistrate found Mr. Hum' declared there had been a joint >y an accurate survey. SHKHIFr'3 SALE port. COHax 4-1M6. ' ^wJM land clearing. LOweU 6-1545. Old mel guilty of driving while on the meeting of the township com- Property located on th* Southeast SUPERIOR COURT BISJ BOEiERS DIETRICH BROS. INC. Tennent Road, Box 64, Morgan- : ;orner of Jarsey Avenu* and Hose Or NEW JERSEY /evoked Ust, but reserved decision mittee, the planning board and the Street, Matawan Twp., County ot CHANCERY DIVISION ; BASEBOARD RADIATION Electrical NEW BRUNS. AVE. ville., - .. •:."* ,wj2l oh the other charges until he re-newly appointed advisory board Monmouth, New Jersey. . • MONMOUTH COUNTY MATAWAN, N. J. The approximate amount of the Docket No. F-103-S8 views Mr. Sladkus' brief. Tuesday. It was here that the de- udimenc to b> aaUstled by said aale _Bartholomew Oaub and Anna D. " Httt AND COLD WATER LtiYi$m:•"•••-••••.- r ; LO 6-2192 Mrs. Emma J. Becker, 19, Mot-veloper made contact, about the s the aum of Il0.tl9.00 together with Oaub, his wife, Plaintiffs vai Fred- ! JUSTIN .RDS*VH)_-1 u cost* of thl* sal*.-~ - "".'"•'" erick P. PeUneh and Florence D. HOME REPAIRS, additions, car* :.-.; THWS.1) Rd.;' Laurence Harbor, wasmatter. There had been debate Petersen, his wife, Defendanta ! • Electrical. Contractor' •• IBA E. WOLCOTT, Sheriff. : :w#rrER AND SUMMER: Residential - Commercial .. peritry, cabinet making, painting, : given a suspended sentence'Of 30 with some members favoring the Dated June 11, 1938 fly virtue of a writ of execution in paper hanglne._ masonry.,'gjailng. day's In the courtly workhouso nfter Zucker * Goldberg, Attya, the abov* *tatad action to me direct- Industrial • Electric Heating use of the lDO-by-150-foot lot size IU 434 HIM ed, I shall expose for sale it public GENERAL SERVICES CO. pleading guilty to a charge of at- for bargaining purposes with de- vendue, at the Court House In the 60 MOiNTHB TO PAY aiHwooaVN. J. -.'•.-•; Borough of Freehold, County 0/ Mon. LOweU 6-42TS • LOwell 64689 Top soD; fin dirt and road graveL •••-••• LOwell M107 , tempted suicide. Her husband ask- velopers. sirpEnion COURT mouth, New Jersey, on Mondsy, Ihe Dozer and backboe service. Lateral OF NEW JERSEY rd day of Auguat, 1880, at 3 o'clock, •.-'.•'-.:• : WJ7/16 - :.. .., A • . • i :-, ,wJ30' ed Magistrate Mayer to permit The chairman declared, how- CHANCERY DIVISION . FREE ESTIMATES Installations, excavating. • - his wife her freedom and said that P.M. Prevailing Tim*. ever, that he and Harold J. Dolan, MONMOUTH COUNTY • All that certain lot, tract or parcel GIVE US A CALL AT Contractors DELUXE SPACKLTNG lie would change conditions to seechairman of the zoning committee DOCKET NO. r MOM ot land »r4 premises, hereinafter parUcu srly described, situate, lying STROTHER& ECKEL -,' Dry Wail constractor*".;;.',. (hat the happenings of the week- of the planning board,' had main- STATE OF NEW JERSEY LOWELL 6-4361 CARPENTER and building contrac- Sheetrock - "taping,.and finishing ind belns in the Townahlp of Marl- 138 LOWER MAIN ST. - end did not reoccur. The magis- tained their long-time Insistence on BEATRICE; Kmolrr, her heirs, »ro, In the County of Monmouth and tor, J. G. Metsger, Florence Ave., Free estimates.. LOWeU 64190. . levlsees, 'and persona] representatives state of New Jeraey, property eituato THE BARGAIN HOUSE MATAWAN ' :•'•• :' : trate strongly berated Mr. Beck- the lOO-by-150-foot minimum' and •nd h*r, their, or. any of their *uc- on.th* South aid* of Lloyd goad and Keyport New homes, garages, all jll • . er for havingi« such a situation cessors ID right, title, and'interest., more particularly. described is fol. TENNENT RD., LOWELL 6-1993 ? 1 when the developer's .'represen- lows: alterations and repairs. Call COI- •-•..• BjLCAR NEON,SIGNS ...... alevelop. tative appeared, there Was- no•nd JOHN DOE,',husband of Beatrice MOROANVILLB d[BSON:64«14 . '••;;. Inlsrnt, as.ld name John Do* being "'BEOINNnra «t a point'In the south- fax 4-4159. '•....'• - wJ6 ..i . - ",, •••_'-.V.T.. •••••'• ' j23' Sales,-service and-sign mainten- Dog Annoys Neighbor 'ictfuoUS. his heirs, - devisees,- and erly aide of Lloyd Road where tho JU W longer any possibility of ''bar-; mal representatives airi his. ance. COIfax 4-17C8.. ' wj» . William Barry, Prospect Ave., gaining;," that:the lM-by.150.fcot lelr, 'w enme 1» Intersected by tho essterly PARKER Boarding Home for aged PAINTING, Paperhanglng snd L*Tls*a UASVI ' •asiu - ••itvit*li ' - -. • me of.Unlon Avenue running thence : f-aurence. Htrbpr, charged, with minimum was put'up to him=oh ', SAMUEL. KNIGHT, his holts. ('•.southerly along the.easterly line - men and women; 24 hour super- Taping; Norman Soltyalk, Cen- Extermipdtors allowing his dog to annoy Eleanor 61 Union Avenue and south twenty- a "take It or leave it" basis. The deytsees, and persona) representaUves one degree* eleven minutes East one vision; Individual diets. Licensed ter Ave., Matawan. LOwell 6-4446. Baginskl, also of Prospect Ave., and his, their, or any ot their suc- lundred feet to a atake; thence (J) TERMITE CONTROL. developer's representative de- cessors In right, title, and Interest, b; State of New Jeresey. Reason- Frea Estimates given, WJ30 Big Loads ...... J14.00 • neighbor, pleaded not guilty. clared tha firm would be well ind MRS. SAMUEL kNIGHT. wife Norm alxty-elght degrees forw-nin* General Exterminating >t Samuel Knliht her heirs, devisees, minutes east paraliel with *Lloyd able rates. • \Yi miles south of After trial, decision by magis- satisfied "to do business" on this Road two hundred dxty feet to • EARTH MOVING EQUIPMENT Top Sofl. best 15.00 All Jobs guaranteed. Private cars ind personal representatives and her, atake, thence (S) north twenty-one Matawan light. Highway 34;-oppo- trate , Mayer was postponed two basis. thtlr, or any ot their successor* in degrees eleven minutes wen one site White Gate Inn. Call .LOwell Motor pans, equipped for. com-Road Gravel, big loads .... 15.00Eric Wiener. CHarter 7-7811. 359 weeks to allow the defendant and risht, title, and Interests lundred feet to a atake said atake Remsen ,Ave, New Brunswick, 6-061L ; Jtf plete development work. Calling Good Fin Dirt ;... k. 7.00 complainant to reach a settlement LEROY KNIGHT, his heirs, wing In the southerly line of Lloyd N. J. - - ' " . r~ wJ8 devlaees, and personal representatives Road; thence (4) along the Tame us will save you money. C. W. Sand, Gravel, Blue Stone; drive- between themselves before the ind-his, -their, or any of their auc- south .Ixty-elght degrees forly-nSe MARLBORO- LUMBER THOMPSON & SON, 123 Fourth St, court takes action, lessors In right, title, and Interest, ulnutcs west two hundred alxty feet ways gravelled, bulldozing, grad- Typing Magistrate Irks •nd MRS. LEROY KNIGHT, V.IIO oi 10 the point or place of BEGINNING. CO. Lakewood, LAkewood.;M52I. wj30 ing, lots cleared, Excavate for Steven Sutowlck, Brooklyn, on (continued from pace one) Leroy Knlsht, her" helra devisees, and Belilg commonly known and desig- BUSINESS MEN: when your girl, IB-year-old visitor, was charged >erional representatives and her, nated as Lloyd Road, Matawan New EVERYTHINQ In the building line Septlcs, Oil Tanks, etc. Friday takes her vacation, ws gene Gonzaiet, Now Brunswick, lair, 6r any of their successor* In for that new home. Open 4 nights BACKHOE SERVICE ^wllh being a disorderly person by driving for the Jersey Paper Co., IBM, title, and interest, J. B. COOPER will keep your typing up to date. ' You aref hereby summoned and re- The approximate amount of the week until 6 P.M., Friday and Laterals, Footings, Ditching, Pond, INTER-CCOUNTY Airs. Grace Kapperer.-Blrehwcod- of-that-city,-»dmltted"ta-nlsiif. rjulIrel d tto serve upon Heuser, Heuser diment to be satisfied bj said Dr., Cliffwood Beach, .who test! i Do M>lo, plalnutr* altornoys, Saturday. until t P.M., Sunday, 1 BLACKTOP PAVING Swimming Pools, etc SECRETARIAL SERVICE -I feme at 1:25 p.m. June 25, andwhMe address is 119 Main street, pit. Located next to Julia's DRIVEWAYS, PARKING LOTS Free Estimates fled ihe boy, on a bicycle last paid J10 and 15 costs. latawan, New Jersey, an answer to LOwell 6-5796 night, rode up behind her and slap- he Complaint filed In a civil action >rWln Restaurant, U. S. Hwy 9. PATIOS ECKEL'S TRUCKING •" _• wJ9 Eugene Stale, Staten Island, n which Simon P. Hall Is plaintiff .Heuser, Heuser * Da Halo, Attyt. Call Gibson 6-9624. ]tt Work Power Rolled , LOweU 6-5707 Woolleytown Rd. ped her. driving for tho Joseph Whelan snd Beatrice Knlsht, et fels. are de* !?_ *>•* S3S.91 enaanta, pending In the Superior ALL MUSICAL Instrumenta for No Job Too Large Or Small MorganvUte, N. J. Slip Covers A fine of $15 was suspended on Co., alto of Staten Island, denied NOTICE FREE ESTIMATES'. (he promise of the boy's mother Court of new Jersey wllhln'33 days TAKE NOTICE that an offer of the rent or sale at low prices at The w]6 Mrs. Mason's charge that h I s atur July Oth, 1053.- exclusive of sum of I2O0.O0 In caah for the pur- PARKWAY 1-6265 PINCUSHION ;, (hat she would see that the'Inci- luch date. It you fall to do so, iudg- chase of the following described land Muslo Spot. 42 Broad St., Key- truck drove over her sidewalk nent by default may be rendered port Phone COIfax 4-5998, pri- Hwy 35, South Amboy Upholstery Custom made slip coven and dra- ; dent doe* not. happen again. Po- May 28,- cracking the curb and igalnlt. you- for the relief demanded perles. Free estimates,, given. - n the Complaint. You shall file your V«te' le'sons $2.50. Professional lice said that investigation re- putting her in danger of grave iniwer In dupllestawlUr the Clerk r^To^tt-M'.^iM LARRVS UPHOLSTERY SHOP choose fabrics Is your own home. Vealed the boy may be In need Teachers.. wjtf Injury. Under questioning by Wil- if- th* Superior Court,' State House -- •- -menl forthwith of the ,urn AUTO seat covers, furniture ' up- Call Dorothy Smith, LOweS S-12M. i ft hospital treatment. liam J. O'Hagan, Allenhurst, at- Trenton, New Jersey, in RC- - ^-—, _it Mulvslent of Ihe annual BUILDINd; 17-fc. x 40 ft, reason- Ceramic Til* holstered; Tailor and custom :ord*nc* with ttia- rulei ot Civil tax levy, against said premlie* for jabl«. v PhonB LOwell j»375,__ wjit torney for Mr. Stale,-Mrs. Mason •rictloi and Procedure. -.'.•• 'I''.?"«»»-j«ar.*od a Ilk* *ttmtor; worfc-»LlrU« StreevMiUfHa: Identified, .the-truck drivenby Mrr •.action ka*-b*ert -liurtlhited saeh of tha following yeara unUl nil SUMMER SALE PAUlTA.:EGAN, JR. Phone LOwell 6-3016. w)30 lcwn» :'..',.:..:?, ;; ft _ JEntertaJn Guesli _ 1 ._ puxpos* 01 foreclosing a Tax irnnlsei are auesiV tor laies, "nd Szalc ai of a "large old box-like" Sale Certificate dated Deoember. as. a further payment of aU feea and elling out all summer dresses at CERAMIC THE SERVICE LANDSCAPING, seeding new lawM ; Hi mad* by Charles J, Kelly, Col- expenses Incident to this offer iv*a US Broad St. Matawta Television Mr. tod Mrs. Michael Kidzus type. Mr. Sialc, on the stand, ector of. Taxes of the Township of lubmltled 10. considered and approved cost. " •. • •'" ' • • ' • '. and complete mafntrnsncff^' rotO" I entertained Mr. and Mrs. Philip held that It was one of the Whelan latawan, County of-MonrnquUi *nd •y Uie Township Commltlee of The HELEN M. RAPP DRESS SHOP LOWELL M0S4 TVBERVICB tilling, top nD aid shrabs. L. Lu- Slate of New Jniey to Simon P. Township of Matawan aubjret to final 340 Main St., Keyport FREE ESTIMATES C. Bate. s *)<-son. -, . Donald, KHmar,. firm's newer trucks that he hadfall and coven real estate located ipproval at • rexultr meeting ot eald cas. Landscaping; Stone Road, Key* i Quebec, Canada, over the week- in his charge May 26 and that It m Atlantic Avenu* in Urn Township Township CommlllM to be held at near Hwy 38 '. ' • • ; ' •• -w6 LOWELL 6-1600 if. Matawan, County of Monmouth J^8,,., •'•wan Towiuhlp^ Municipal port. D»U COIfax 4-1415. wjt I «nd. Mr, Bates brought a mineral I did not mount, the sidewalk on and State of New Jcmy known as lUilolng at 117 Lower Main RIMf>f. j TEN EYCX RONSON INC Collection font Canada. A feature f Jackson St, For lack of •colUbora- Lou so and sit Block Z-J as *hown 120 BASS Accordions, slightly used. MATAWAN - - floors on the Tax Aiseisment Map and Tax n The-TownsWp opMataWarv-'Mei DISPLAYLANi) : of A. party .gives for the guests I ting testimony as to his offense by lupllcat* of tha, Twruhlp of Mat- Jersey, on the fifteenth da"o7 Ju™ BeraaDean's Music Store, 178 GIFTS "•-'•'•• ' • ' •.•WJ24 iwan, • 1 :. BSO, at one o'clock/p.M., prevaUmg FLOORS laid, scraped, Unishedi' was « "rockhouod'roundup," won I a witness Mrs. Masoh claimed Main St, Malawan. , Wj9 landscaping, garden center, shade DON'S TV SERVICE .smd waxed; old floors a specialty. by Na^njGroisjtruui/ South Rlv-]»lf9 /hid available, Uio court al- You and each of you are made de. Lois numbered IS and IS, block 21, •endanU In ths *t»vi entitled action Map of CUfiwood Heights. iJUPONT Flow Kote tatertorrub -trees, shrobs and fences, 16 Ver-For tut effldeat ndto «ad leH> All types ol ale floors laid, «kch*jV ^M^tfhTbiMr-ll<)wed Mr, O'Hagan'g contention iecause you hava or may claim to "b base flat paint $3 per gal-mont Drive, Haxleu ; CaU COtttx lave- *om* rlgbt, UtlvUen or olher vissoo tfrrteie»B LOweU «84t Ing. ceramic. Call Winiara Petep- * the defendant was entitled to {hoilaresl alfacUng th* real esUta be' niV'mtv' -•wj» «93t >•>•'• WJ9 *«"TO'*«•«."'.'••-*• '-• • - -,wJ»/» Thursday, Jum 25,1959 TnirtaMl

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National Bank of Keyport opened Lnn» Brain* Baddof ll.OM.tS it* Rantai Office pa Airport Plaza, lent Branch Tniat —- U.SSI.tM Sank Resources' Manmuan national _ Rout* 36, Hazlat, last month, la Matawan Bank - ,. May the Belmar-Wall - National lderctaaoti Truat, • Continue Upward Bask opened an offict in Wall S1.U4.KX. Township at Route" J5 and 18th Lon« Branch .lite tl banks of Monmoui PrapKl NaUona —Cojiniy reported toul resources of Av«. '-. ." •• - Sea Bright Batioiua Permission for other banks to Monmottta County 3fiS,3fl3:89«.57 at U>« end of till National, W.Mt,711 June compared with JJ09.281.553 61 opea additional banking offices In oa Jttne 30,1958, and $M2,696,062.» the county has been authorized by twtf year* ago. ' both the State Banking Depart- Harold W. Walling, president of ment and the Comptroller of the the Monmouth County Bankers and Currency of the United States. • TabJt Of Deposit* Clearing House Association, and (lie M, 1999 DR. LOUIS I.PRAGER also vice president of the Peoples Mwmoula Count/ Bank —-T=' OPTOMETRIST National Bank, Keyport, said bank AUcuburst National » 12,253.931 assets continue to grow with the Atbury Park National SB,418.M" "'l EYES EXAMINED county's population and indicate AsburV Park & Ocean Grove .™ „«. S7.tIl.SM OFRCE HOUKS the extent to which its residents, Atlantic HifhUndl Daily and Saturdays business and Industry depend on 24ttional , BeJmar-W«U'National ,... 10.823.091 I A.M. to I P.M. the banks Tor savings, checking, Farmer* at Merchant* _ 10.111.5S0 Fridays I AJM. to I P.M. loan and safekeeping services. Farmer* National. Closed All Day Wednesdays Save To 60% At Family Circle Allenlown —~..~ I.831.T7J The banks' started 1959 with re- Flnt National. 30 W. Front St., Bradley Beach * lO.TM.Ml sources - of '$336,919,781.75. During FInt National. Freehold . S0,S7l.«M . the first bad of this year two ad- First National. Keyport ditional banking offices were open- Serins' Lak* ...... ~~« Freehold Trust COIfax 4-2020 ed in (he county. The Peoples Xeanaburf NaUonil CAREFREE, WASHABLE, COnON MOTHER & DAUGHTER PINAFORES

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;< u , Juty % VKI9 JOURNAL Pag« FiftMit ' tat SMiiae at* M tac Oitral bak md Trust Second LcnpM! tank kavt attM la MonmoutSi County. president o! Uw Loot Branch At Elks Convention (barter Products stockbtUen tt their raped** Ok with Hs prtudpal office at 1 Boards of directors of (he Fne- Banking Co., chairman of the iostitotkms fc*v» been eafled »OT Wert Main St, Freehold, sad hott Trust and tbe Um Branch John Ai milage, Cliffwood, Ea- board. RRoberb t ». BBartrr, KeshJent of Aug. 1L AulHM of Ikt ] bran* offices ia Long Sraach Baakit* Coaspaaies June 24 ap- ailed Rultr of Keyport Lodge M3*, Sues Raritan Firm the Freehold Treat O... mat VS- to vote oa tbe proposed iuid Farmingdale. The combined proved the proposed merger. The merger also I> subject to B.P.O.E.. is tttendins the National A Raritas Township «U3CT U tam P. Fttdater. aa official of •f «e two banks. assets trill be abrat SUHMSUHM,, Mr. Barlow has beea named the approral of the Department EUu Convention at the Palmer being sued la Superior Court by Co. Tt* sew *«* would be known oaUasU ; it tthhe aeooad largest baa* president and Walton Sherman. of Banking and Insurance. House, Chicago, III, this • jaaaataetant for tfoiatfea «f "firfr trade" prices ptacea1 by tW 1 manufacturer an Us «ooMl(teiH«MM FOWL 29 states, were entered into pursuaat to the terms of the New Jersey Fair Trade Act. Far FrkaitN. i»U4t or ChidMn • It King The specific products allegedly ROUND ROUST *S«c told below the "fair trade" price nun 'ere: Arrid with CMorophyH, Arrid Cream Deodorant. Arrid Whirl-In. Nalr Lotioa. Carter's C*n» SM ... You'll Smv I Uttl* liver Pills,- aad JUse. A P s Dependable Grocer Values! Fancy Cromtry — Salt or SWEET CORN imr rout mdumowmi FRESH BUTTER 65^ 63 micnoDt IU MMW Now, • heurjMliity autdmeilve iyf« but* 36 at MM St Mlffier, Will) FOGGINO ATTACHMENT. fcrewi onto tny 4-cyclc engine \kith /i HP. Scndi out buvjr KMnsburg fea of DDT, hcptacblor and Allnhim dw kills moiquiioa u4 anon Iffe* ISKCII. Uie wiihour»pr«y as muita WATERMELON 42 69' C p fQOOtHQOOtHOO :_ ArtACHMiNtA T , Hl-C ORANGE DRINK 2 - 49< SWARTZELS FRESH TOMATOES * PAINT Hazlet • COIfax 4-2211 BLUEBERRIES •lijVarleir IEM •>»»»»: SWEET CHERRIES ft.39< REA1EM0N %F« 2 53c Factory Special SEEDLESS GRAPES UX Ito. l-«r»4s A tin POTATOES ^^ 10 RAVIOLI ^wm 2 »»49« DINETTE SET 36 in. TABLE Mix or Match Sale I- MIRACLE WHIP & 59c 6 CHAIRS,. Mr* •IICK-FR0ZEU VESETMLES TWOTONE FORMICA IMattttrlstf •^••Htl % »--_ MAZOLA OIL TABLE TOP LwaBein :•;; f WITH GRE)T TUBING Re,. $129.00 Cuiifltwer We Give Gold Bond Stamps CMtrhtttttltti • 6- PARKWAY 1-0020 GreeiBeais !«£»• )$ioo iEIEMMT DDINETTE I tsiti ajtuiMin uli «t1—r tow ntjiHir ajrlcas Route 35 MFG.CGCaa Swth 2^35* SAIL DETERGENT «Uf§« Mor« FroMa Feetf HYDROX COOKIK f.. £i43'

CUllbMlli 51c—SAVI n Jtho's - LEMON PIE 43 HMlioefc Fillet »•« 45* Taiigy. smoolli nlliug ami flaky criul in s ule yuu'll want to enjoy oflrn. It liiti a lilgli In flsvor si s low, low |irlc«l tan Partir JIM Pirktr - Values! ICED LOAF CAKE 33* PINEAPPLE TWIST 37« Refreshing Summer Dr/nki / DonY M/II TA«l« / J«n»f«Wr—Twin Pail" 6 prAts, Cl«b $01)1. fr»» Mswrs-pbi Jip..l« . ; .AND NO SMOKING CHED-O-BIT J5 ;, feaniit Butter Gremta ^ Here's an okt-time remedy for a sore throat—taie a Ftaiy WltMitls—W«ll-At*4 leather;.. dip it in kerosene... rub over the infected e !, Keebler Town House Crackers area. This is a case of tbe cure being worse than the SHARPCHEDDARCNEESE *65 PiBssfs, larlts—Pasflirliai Prtcttf J'Vi'S, Saam.TreetorFram illness. It's nice lo know we don't have to rely on * b.Klrt " RlHilllal llaM TllMtl whtaeBe«uWarauTipl5u3rreIttf.S; 0-BIT

seeking to comply with the Nev ment th* recently adopted Assem- Assemblyman Alfred N. Beadle in N«w Jersey since passage of Mental Health Group the Community Mental Health Jersey Supreme. Court mandate is bly BUI 1H, wtica wOl provide stoa and As««mblywoina

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