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Member 'National Editorial Association M em ber 89th YEAR — 32nd WEEK. New Jersey Press Association . MATAWAN, N. J., THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 6 ,19S8 Monmouth County Preu Aiaoolation Single Copy Ten Cents To Start Art Classes Madison Grants Matawan Grammar School P-TA Honors Those Serving School System Mayor Sehanck Requires 65 Per Cent * Registration for drawing and painting classes . to be sponsored by the Matawan Bus Franchise Must Petition For Sewer Extension Borough Recreation Com* mission will be held Saturday Marathon To Reploce Majority Of Housebolders Affected Must at lQ a.m. at the Borough Camden-Amboy Line Agree To Accept Assessments Ta Meet Cost Recreation Center on Mid­ dlesex Rd. Those eligible to. Marathon Bus Lines, Inc./ Revival ot interest In extend- register are pupils in.kinder­ South Amboy, was given fran­ lng sewers to tlio non-soworcd garten through 12th grade, chise preference by the Madi­ Animal Hospital parts of the borough, especial­ residing in the borough. son Township Committee on ly the Oreou and Wliltu Vlllngo , Tentative plans have 'been Monday for a bus route from area, wui reported at the made to have two classes South Amboy Junction rail­ Is Turned Down Maln'*U)r Board: of H o a 11 11 every Saturday morning ' at road station to Jamesburg over Not Ablo To Use meeting Monday. • the recreation center. One loads In the western portion of Tho board wns informed thnt class will meet from .10 a.m. the township. T h e bus will Koopman House ' Mayor Spafford W. Bchnnck . until 11 a.m. and one from niake two trips* daily to; re­ —An application (or a variance hud appeared with a ionreacn-__ -ll~6*cl6ck untll~12 o’clook place tralns_belng taken dff by from tlio borough zoning ordln- tutlvo of Uio J. C, Remington noon. Final details, however, the Pennsylvania Railroad. ■unco so nn nnlntal hospital, firm, Cnmdcn, linfdro an Inter­ cannot be settled until regis­ Rossmeyer *&. Weber, Me- particularly for dogs, could bo ested group recently. Tho Rom- tration^* completed. tucbcn, operators of a bus established at Uio former ugton firm drew tho plans for ; Art-classes conduoted last route from South River to Thomas O. ICaopman residence a projected extension of lmilns year by the Recreation Com­ jamesburg, first had applied on ltojitci- 34. adjoining tlio Into (lie Ravine Dr, und Omm mission were both successful for the franchise right. They proporty.of tlio Mntnwnn Pros- nnd White Village uions tn and benefiolal according to were by-passed in preference byterlnn Clmrch, was, tiivnod 1041. Tho study was undertak­ Anthony J. Nucolo. c h a 1 r- to the Marathon route because down by the. Matitwan Zoning en at-tlio time because of Stuto man. . *. It was the opinion of M a y o r At the meeting of the Matawan Grammar Schoot. Pardnt* Elizabeth Shelton, Mrs, Grace Curran, Miss Esther Blau, and Board of Adjustment o n Jan. Department of lienlth criticism, John L. Chamberlain and town­ John E. Rcnnett. Unable to attend, or not preHcnt when the of the scptlo tank sltuatlpn In ship committee members this Teacher Association, hold last night In the Matawan nigh'Softool plcturo was takenr'wore Miss' Laura Gordon, Mrs. Ilerhert 21. * ,. . . Matnwan but was tUopp8<4, as’ could be a first Btep to regular Auditorium, tbe organization paidtrlbute to all teachers.la thb GiUins, Mrs. Wilson W. Hobrougft, Mrs,, J. Franklin Don\)nlck, J. Raymond Kotohel, bonrd fhinnolttlly too burdensome Robertsville Bus bus service by the Marathon sohool Bystem1 and Honored .especially those’ who have setved Mrs. Fred Hankins, and John J; McCurdy. scorotnry, sald'thls morning when: Tt’cnUm eanqsl Its con- _ thi-AimVi ♦*»—.thejjpfujih ei the system for many years. Past presidents also.were honored Past presidents of thb organisation arc .Mrs.*Harold DU- Hint niinouiiccinent .of tills no­ surcs...... j-.!!...... ;...... m r c i n o afeaTl>rthe"township, will at the Fhuhder's Day program. . - ' ‘ % brow, the late Mrs. Mllton F. Stevenson, Mrs. Warren Donnoll, tion was withhold until tt/a (t(>> Mayui 'Seliiiiiok was reported: In the ahove picture; Mrs. Gerard Gardner, president, Is Mrs. John Baker, Louis Tailenia, Mrs, Rensselaer L. cartan, Ullcanb had boon notified duly, to havo Informed the* Interest­ there is no public lnter-urban presenting a gift to F. Howard Lloyd, sr., who also Was ithe; Mrs. p. t . Long,'Mrs. Paul Braun, Mrs. William Bradley, Mrs. Mr, KoUilio) stated tint bpnn) Berate. Need Of Tots bus service. The Marathon speaker, of the evening, using as his topio, "Trends In /Educa­ J. Kavanaugh, Mrs, Thomas Stames, Mrs, Donald MucMlllan, ed residents that the counotl firm operates along the north­ tion.” Others In the. picture, who also received gifts, are; in William J. McGraw, Mrs. Fred Hammond, Mrs. Dafit&l Rtnear, reviewed Uio appllontlon^Wlth would rosloro the sower pro- To Cross Route 9 erly section of the township op the usual order: John J. Shea, Mrs. Howard Erdmann,'Mrs, jr., Mrs. II. Glenn Rodman, and Mrs. A. J. Tomasello. respect to tho nood for n lioar Jeol to '.native standing If householders whose places Robertsville School for their second created in Madison pal budget was introduced. Th© Citizen’s Council for president, d 1 s o I o h e d the Tho 105B Boy Scout "Mnn of would be .bnried, . of residence Wore passed by kindergarten and primary Township *ln two years, It Is By individual items, t h e Better Schools in the Matawan board has been making thcso Tomori-ow". campnliin Imd Its Temporary U.o tho mains. I’hi* Is n stnlo law, .classes children. (bontlnued on page fourteen) rate for municipal purposes Township School District met tests for soverol years to pro­ klokoff at a dinner lust night Tlio Remington roproscntn- Charles E. Butler, spokes­ was down from $4.3F per on Monday ovenlng In the Mat* test borough residents wiio at Yo Coltago Inn, Keyport, Dr, nnd Mrs, MmhIi explain live Informed the residents man for tbe.group, pointed out $100 In 1957 to $2.45 per $100; awan High School, President use the lake for swimming. Robert J, Malkmus, 1 Foun­ od tlio uso of tho fornfcr Koop­ thnt the 1040 eullmatoa of the the dangers of having small Marlboro Tax the rate for the county tax George Hensler presided. One I e s t li made as tho tain Avo,. IsNphalrmnn In Mata man residence tor hospital pur­ annensmeiit lo householders - children cross heavily traveled was down from $2.86 per .9.100 Plans for a survey of the swimming season approaches wait Borouglfc—and Victor R. poses would bo only tempor­ wns $0.30 per foot frontage. A Route 9. on foot on their way to $2.37 per $100 and the rate present school situation; -wero to dctrrmlne that the waters Armclllno, 1 Taylor Rd., Is as' ary, for as noon no they worn new study would hnvc to be to Robertsville School. Harvey $15.98 Per $100 for schools wab up from $, nollo, Jr., about car pools but they found "with Increased cost of other mann and C. E. Stryker, ad­ in. Marlboro Township, tho op­ ing law, which would exempt ennts might* have euoouiitured vloo* prenldont “ of .thn Hollo the Insurance an impossible services,” according to the ex­ joining owners, to acquire lots position to tho budget of Fred ‘ Nearly 30 persons attended boardwalk nnd beachfront bus­ (oantliiucd on page fourleon) 'Traiisll Corn-i Koypo'rt, mor- barrier here, even If two or planatory statement attached on the Joseph Tilton lands on vonRodcck, the township's rep­ the publlo hearing held In tho inesses wan Introduced In tlio clmnts would ha asked to oiin- three parents might be avail­ to the budget. Line Rd. without the nccfj.-LOf. resentative on the board, was Township Hall, Crawford's Cor­ Stnlo Assembly Monduy by tribute $1090 tor the weekday able to handle transportation However, the statement says, filing subdivision maps. J7 'jiplicld by the Voters. m ner Rd.,-and protests mainly AuBcmblyman Murruy Il. Klo- Off Highway Case operation of hiisos to the bus- r during the day. Parental pur­ the reason the township is Frank Wcigajid, township at­ With a vote of 79B in all dis­ pench. Tlio bill would close all Inesa dlntrlot for 13 oonsaau- chase of a bus was found to be "able to maintain the lower torney, explained tho lots wero tricts. appropriations for cur­ were directed at tho board's highway stores on Sunday, ex­ tlv|>‘ weeks,* • * * * impractical, especially when tax rate Ls because of the utili­ remainders from others sold rent expenses totaling $642,350, anticipated enrollment figuros, cept gas stations 'nnd llioso soil­ Quashed By Court Mr. Hollo proposed- to eeek there could be no certainty all zation of more surplus and the off and would be of no Value to passed 486-213; repairs and re­ the complementing Increaso In ing drugs; mouls, nownjinpors, luitliorlly from the Board of parents duly would pay their Increased anticipation of mis­ anyone but an adjoining own­ placements, $36,100, passed 492­ (continued on pngo fdurtoon) periodicals nnd soft drinks. Loavlng Sceno After Publlo- utilities ComnUBoloii to ! chare. A variety of co-opera- cellaneous revenues." . er because they were so slop- 196; $20,550 for capita) outlay, Tho bill provides tllut any Flo's Lot Crash Void run n belt hue lino linking the (continued on page fourteen) (continued oh page fourteen) (continued on page fourteen) 481-109; and $1250 for the ©re­ Mbdison School Plan taxpayers may ntnrl suit Keyport business dlntrlot with , nin# vocational school, 470-207. ugulnnl any violators ally . MuglatraU! Lutlior A, Fouler, Miituwiui, Rorltnn end llolm- In Marlboro Township the Set For Discussions_ superior or county oourt.111 Matnwan Towtwhlp; granted del Townahlpo where lnrgo Dial Service For Area Draws Nearer vote was: Current expenses,, Those convicted would bo lia­ tho motion of Leo U, WelnaUtln, housing develoumonts have,’ "yes" 32, "no” *02; repairs nnd Plans for a proponed $2,000,­ ble to flues of between $300 mid Matawan atluriiey, Tueaduy to (tontlniie.l on puuo thlrtocn);' replacements, "yes” 34. "no" 000 higli school In M ndlNon $000. 'Hie attorney general or dlftinlMM elmrgea iikalnnL Oicar 68; capital outlay/ "yes" 39, Townslilp will bo dlscuHBed to- taxpayers also ure permitted (J. Lar/ion, 40, of 173 Ordiurd "no" .63: evening vocational, n'lKht at Memorial a c h o o l, to obtain Injunctions lo close Bt., Luuit'iicf! Harbor, hln clb Township Taxpayers ' "yes" 31, "no” 01. Tlie total Laurence Harbor, at a confer­ down flunduy rejallers If con­ ent. who whh aeuiiaed by Mr*. Form Now Attociaiion Marlboro vote was 05. ence of the bourd of education victed of two closing law vio­ E. Floruhee Mallnconlco, pro­ add a-number of eltlzcna' lay lations, prietor of Flo’a Jhtr A (I r 11 I, A group of Mutuwun , Town- A feature of tho balloting advisory committees appoint­ Lower Main Bt., of having hit III) 1 residents inet-^Puesdny was the vote of a lone "no" ed by the board to aa*l*t with o cur In tilt; tavern parking lot evening11 nt Die It o 11 ol'ost voter. ln_>armiogdal.e_ggiUngl. Rtudloaof— problems-fturround- Knights Of Columbus. rjjm^4lL4Ui4-than-fl(Ndag th* House, fCoyport, to rorlriTtio ** 49 approving and a write-in for ing tho proposal, Show To Bo.Foh,.i5 acenu wthout ahowliig hln II- Mulitwaii ’I’awiishlp Tnxpnyer.-.* Stephen Foster in Freehold Richard Pine, In clmrao of C(nae nnd reglatratlon, art re- Aenoeliitlini It geiieiully was Borough of 29' votes agalnnt public relation* for the board, Thu largest nliow U) bo pro- (liilred by law. agreed hy thoeo prenent that Frank Wltman’s 207. Mr. Wit* said last night Uio board'plan* ducuri by Ihu KnluhU of Cuhun- Mr. -Welnaleln Imd ruined the there wore ninny wuyn of ne- man was the filed candidate, to to seek formnl approval of iU bun, Bt. Jonuph** Council 3402, point at the hearing on t h c curing some kind of tax relict“ '* succeed David T / Buck, rcttr* building and bonding plan* lor Keyport, will bo presented at uuH© Jan, 211 of the ntamllng in for Ihe tnxpayern of (ha town- ing. Joseph Dclatiish, Howell the proposed high school in 8 p.m. Baturduy, Feb. J9, In Bt. law of a nnmmonri Inttued for o nit rp , ■■■■•■ : ' Township, and Howard L. Trenton Fob. 26. Hearlna* will Joncph’a Auditorium. A drenti truffle offense ©ommltted on WlUi llio co operation of tlio Woodward, Manalapan-Eng- be conducted before tho Stato rclicarnal for;children will bo prlvat/t property. He admitted (own,ship officials, ndjuatrnonls llshtown, were elected board Division of Local Government held oil Friday,'Feb. 14, and a Tucuduy hla /»tudy^of reforcncpii cun bo niudo In assessments mcmbcrs wlthout opposition in and Department of Education/ fipccln! performance for pa­ of etifjca did not glvo a clear and In local projects _w li I c II theJr districts. Charles It, Thompson will tient* nl Marlboro Btate Hobpj- plrturn of how the atututo wiut then will result In lower taxes presldq at tonight's /session tal will be given on Tiiuniday, i/elng' Interpreted. Miiglatrale to praporty ownors, — * Bar Down Grading and report* will be mado by Feb. 13. Fouler believed from Ids aludy Elected as nffleoro were Jo- Charles McGJIl, superintendent Tlckcto inoy be necured In of cunea that drunken driving soph Itettiigllntn, president: Matawan Township P la n n in g of schools; Board Pj-csldent adVuncc from Harry Uemeiy and leaving «erno were, Join) II, fJronger, vice prnsl-* Board has revoked a recom­ DUnlcy’Kordzlnskl and C, Ed­ or any member of the Knights tv/o truffle offenneu that could dent; Andrew J. Clermnk, seol mendation of May 1957 to ih^ ward Hickey, architect, con­ of Coliiinbua or the L u d I e * be charged when occurrlnc-off ri tary, slid I'cler VucriiltMtu,— township committee that the cerning enrollment, curricu­ Auxiliary, ..... a publjcToad, trensuier, . . minimum lot size In the R-100 lum. the high school'* placo in (continued on pauo fifteen) The next meeting will lie zone be cut from 150 by-100 feet the system, and building plan*. Elected To Post held Tuesday. Feb, 1H, at a to lOO by-ioo-feet, Louis Ccvas* To Support llobonow place to bn announced, ■ co, chairman, announces. Mr. Off Until^Saturday V/illlarn T. I)elt7.. of the ■ * . Ccvasco also staled that tho Trenton Bureau of tlio Asburj/ Tlio llegtilnr ltnpubllcans of . Notice board bod approved a 0.9 acre Tlj© basketball gum© sche­ Fsrk Press, was selected vleo Holnidol Township, Inc., at a Keyport strand Theatre Feb. minor subdivision for G uh duled for lust night at Mato- president of tho New Jersey recent regular mooting of tho runry 13th thru tho llljh. Mar- Marz at Bull Run, Cllffwood, .wonJHgk Bcbool gym-between D e g I s l a H v e—Correspond­ (•Kooutlvo-coininltloir—pasBcdT lon-llrandoTir.’’B®yoi5Trnr7r—— Hie fuculty team and MIIB Jay- ents Club at a meeting held DDl telephone service for the Kerporl 7 — exchange .re x . draw, ucutr the Now York Tornplk* Express motion,unanimously that tho June 15 aervlce date,*, dial equipment arrive,H ilinat New i I Jersey BeU Telephone Co. central vces ha* been postponed until Monday In Trenton. Mr, Dell/, organlr.ntlon will glvo Ha unso­ Notice Office .» Maple F I . »ndi M.ln St., Heyport. Wetlern Electric Co. InaUUera U .rrj flexion, •1.73 plus tax round trip Baturday. John Curacciolo, alli- 1s q farmer Matawan resident licited support to Edwin Llobo­ If you arc looking for a good Wan.mm.sa, and Don DenBleyker, M.tavran, .win, equipment Into position pavler war for Frequent urvlco, convenient loilc d 1 r © o t o r, announces, add Is the husband of tho for­ now in tho 1050 election, as u dual on a 1037 Dodge or Fly-' Intricate task af connectlnc thousand, of telephone wire* to dial equipment. Kerporl J will economical. For time schedule Tiierc will bo dancing after the mer Miss Mary Creamer; Key- candidate fo r 'tlio Ilolmdo) mouth call It. aorinley,'Mata­ fcccomo Colfax 4 and Matawan 1 will.ho,dumped to Lowell £ when dial .errlce begin.. ja il Keyport 7-0360, game, . , . ■ ‘.Wft, ■ • ■ ■ * 'Township Commutes. . wan 1-3047 or Freehold s ona. • .. , ...... , ., Home Safety Meeting Free Oxygen For Cardiac Ward Patients Nurses Receiving Commuters Plan To Be.Held Mar. 6 F-- D o y o u ^ k n o w f t a X THE -‘ 5 Selected phases of home ac­ CD Rescue Course Rail Cut Protest cident prevention for "Growing A light duty civil defense res­ Railroad cbmmuters in t b e Older Safely” will be highlight­ cue course for nurses, believed heart-diseases ; bayshore area have protested ed in New Jersey State Safety to be the first of Its kind In the a .plan by the Central Railroad Council’s 12th annual home F < tt Tw> Feb. «. 1958 o f safety conference to be held on notion, has been Instituted by account for of New Jersey to revise pass­ Thursday, Mar. 6, from 10 a.m. the New Jersey Division of Civ­ enger train service and sub­ to 3 p.m. In Military Park Ho­ il Defense and Disaster Con­ stantially. increase ferry fares. tel. Newark. > WAF Commission trol. Acting Director Thomas A. New JerseySs ^death s. A mass meeting was held re­ The session Is sponsored by Dlgnan announced yesterday. cently In the Knights of Colum­ tbe council’s women’s division For Many Women A group of 16 nurses from the bus Building, Palmer Ave., with women's organizations West Jersey Hospital, Camden, Keansburg. . from 22throughout the state and First Lt. June Knox. Mitchell have enrolled for the pilot stu­ Cardiac research ^ is the keyjj After listening to two rail­ women’s committees of the Air Force Base, New York, dy, which began Tuesday. The road management representa­ state12 council. Delegates are be­ will be in Newark Feb. 21, to nurses are being schooled at t o preventing H eart d i s e a s e ; tives explain t h e proposed ing Invited to represent those Interview women-tor commis­ the civil defense training In­ changes, the meeting, called groups at the conference where sions-In the U. B. Air Force. stallation located Just outside tif by the Bayshore Commuters Information will be provided for Hammonton. ; i ■your^'s are needed! Association, Inc., unanimously use In bome safety programs Tho -Air Force recently an­ The entire course will last 12 endorsed an action to form during the ensuing months. ■ nounced that there are a limlt- hours, to be completed In twd-' j/Welcowe^ your H eart Fund community committees in an The theme of tbe conference —ed~number of officer openings hour classes over a six-day per­ effort to get their political rep­ "Growing Older Safely” will be for women desiring junior ex­ iod'. It has been spread out this ’Volunteer in February or resentatives to support the ef­ developed through two talks ecutive type positions, __ - Dr. Joseph L. Gluck, Middletown, president of the Mon­ way, Mr. Dlgnan explained, so forts of the commuters .to have with Illustrations and demon­ Women possessing bacca­ mouth County Heart Association, U shown presenting check.** to that the training will not Inter­ the railroad’^ proposals rejectr strations by national authori­ parld V. Carter, left, administrator of FitkiiJ Memorial Hos­ fere with the nurses* routine mail your contribution to — ed by the Board of P u b 1TC ties on tbe subject, a four-mem­ laureate degrees may apply pital. Neptune; and to George 1. Bartel, administrator of Mon­ duties at the hospital. U tility’Commissioners and the ber panel discussion, and a —■ for-aJdirect commission a n d mouth Memorial Hospital, Long Branch, to provide free oxygen Interstate Commerce Commis­ dramatic skit. . women with two years of col­ to cardiac ward patients. • - While In training, the nurses h e a h t < your IoceQ postmaster. • lege may apply for Officer The first such cooperation., in New Jersey between hos­ are studying many phases of 3/0 sion; — ‘ Candidate School training pitals and a ■voluntary agency, the Heart Association's contri­ Ught duty rescue, including use A public hearing is scheduled If you need printing ot any which will load to a commis­ bution continues to assure the best possible medical care for of a rescue truck and Its many for 20"a.m., Feb. 29rat the kind, we are here to serve you. heart patients‘unable to pay for such service.______tools, knot tying, stretcher Board of Public Utility Com­ Our quick service and reason­ sion. bandltng and lashing, casualty Plans Progress missioners, 1100 Raymond able prices will please you. -During her stay-in-Newark handling in emergency condl-, ‘Look-See Tour” Blvd., Newark. — —Lt. Knox will he happy to dis­ tlons. the use of ladders, first __Prlor to this hearing the cuss with women between the aid fire fighting, rescue recon­ For Flower Show comrnutergroup^viilhear-a-rc1- ages of 21 and 33 the many naissance, and they are being The Garden Club of America port of its appointed commit^ advantages and opportunities given a thorough briefing on the The life of a student nurse will present a colorful exhibit tees at u meeting to be held in available to them as officers NOTES civil dWense and disaster con-, and the possibilities for her to educate the public In plant, the Keansburg-Knights of Co1 ... In the Air .Force. Among the trot plan. ' future in meeting the challenge and flower growing techniques lumbus building at 8 p.m. to* varied administrative and Abonl Ana Hen and Women at the 41st International Flower day. . technical career fields open lo Mr. Dlgndn explained! that of providing the best nursing Show. Iq be held In 'the New The, association invites a 11 WAP officers are research in the this new field was open/d tQ care for patients In the modem York Coliseum, Mar. 9 to l5 parties Interested in the wel­ and development, personnel, build up a large corps of re­ hospital wlll be explained and education, and information and serve rescue peesonnel, partic­ In a colorful contemporary fare of railroad commuters to ularly among .women, “ Not on, demonstrated at the annual setting, the central attraction be present, and participate in ‘ • intelligence. ■ . ' ~ evening “Look-See Tour'*- at will be a fountain spraying wa­ further action |o be taken.at ... Lt. Knox may be contacted ly will such training benefit the ter to a height of 16 feet. The tonight’s meeting. You Gel Clean, Quick , - through, .the Air, Force recrult- Armed Services nurses In their every day jobs, Monmouth Memorial Hospital, entire display will be illumin­ ^ iS B^HoomB-4a.BQSi.Qf.- but will help qualify them as tonight at the hospital’s Aux- lice and. Courthouse, Federal l o n g - u-omen who ated with dramatic lighting Conference Today Heat For Cooking Square, Newark, phone Ml.' 2- Henderson Re*Enlls(s - Aariemma At Norfolk Will perform men's jobs in the illft’fShiJa.-.'-'T-r',*''*. .and. Haiti carrying ,,jmV lhe ,Jti o de r w Prompt, Efficient v W20, Extension 254 or by con- event of-a wide-spread catas­ Aves., it has bden announced theme. Oir’rlt. , °f the More than 400 New Jersey 'Specialist Third Class Thom­ Anthony P . Auriemma, s fountain there will be giant county and municipal officials tacilng the local Air Force Rc- as J. Henderson, son of Mr. man, U. 8. Navy, son of Mr. trophe.’' i ' . by Miss Mildred S. Schmidt, hemlock and yew trees. ' Service . •• crulter T/Sgt. Joe S o b o u 1. and Mrs. George D. Henderson, and Mrs.,Ahthony< Aurlemipa. JUL. MJV., director of the Against this contemporary are expected to Join state rep­ :^Room 8. Fost Offlce Building, 12 Sunset^A^^jiitawan.' is School of Nursing. ' resentatives tn Trenton today, Red Bank, Shadysido 1-7141, serving aboard the survey ship Education Needed background, four gardens will for an all-day state planning ...___prior to Feb. 18. Women out­ USS Maury at Norfolk, Va. Potential students, parents, represent sections of garden conference primarily • concern­ KEYPORT GAS CO. .__side the Newark area will be teachers, and nil other interest­ terraces. Living plant a n d ed with the essential role of . . provided transportation to and belllo&so Aboard USS-Jupiter To Be Air Cadet ed persons are urged to attend flower arrangements w111 be transportation In community Affiliate el ' from the interview by fontact- Domlnlo J. DelRosso, air­ the affair. The visitors will be shown In a series of.pompetl- planning. .Gov. Robert B. Mey- man, U. S. Navy, son of Mr. Comm. William H. Rogers, among the first to be invited tlve artistic, nnd horticultural ner will deliver the opening ad­ lng Sgt. Soboul. . Jr., In charge of the Philadel­ to tour the remodeled Auxiliary exhibit*. ' —^ and Mrs. Edward J. DelRosso, phia Navy Recruiting District, In the horticultural' clSssec, dress at 10:15 a.m. in the main Charles Geran Named Amboy Rd., Matawan, and hus­ of which Asbury Park Is a Hall to sec the ndw facilities all materials will he tagge d ballroom of the Stacy-Trent Ho­ KtYPORT LUMBER band of tfie form er Miss Paul­ part, spoke recently of the. In­ for class rooms,- library, and tel. . . - Field Representative ine M. Bella/lore, Boniconkoma, offices of the School of Nurs­ with complete details on t h e • *: SUPPLY .CO. N.Y., is serving aboard the avi­ creased emphasis being placed ing, and the rooms in which growing of the plants. All root­ Per capita Tice consumption _ Charles Geran. Lakeside Dr., ation . supply ship USS Jupiter on the . p r i o r educational the students will live. ■ed cuttings will bear Informa­ in tbe United States has In­ Tel. Matevap 1-1S71 - Matawan, has bee n named at Yokosuka, Japan. achievements of candidates for tion Including name" of the Oliffwood, N. J. the Naval Aviation Officer Can­ Miss Schmidt pointed out that plant, dnte cuttings were start­ creased II per cent in the past field representative-of the The Jupiter, the only aviation didate Program. the tour offers the visitors an three years, now amounting to George A. Bollywood Insurance supply ship in the UJ3. Navy,, opportunity to see, first hand, ed. rooting medium, hormones 5.9 pounds per person. . AgencyrRcd Bank. Mr. Geran delivers aviation stores to car­ Comm. Rogers, a Naval Avi­ used, light source, and temper­ Is the son of the late Elmer H, riers operating in the Western ator himself, stated a desire what the nurse must know ature...... • • Geranr a former New Jersey Pacific.... ____ ij.. J , _ that the greatest number of nnd do In order to provide the Information on material Congressman. Be Is a graduate men going - Into Navy flight best possible nursing care for Rrpwh from bulbs wlll lndicate of Rutgers University where he Reed Enlists fn Air Force training be individuals who patients how and in the future. variety, place bultis were pirn- was active in athletics. Franklin D, Recdv 18, son of possess a baccalaureate de­ A series of color slides on all chased, date planted, date forc­ Get It Here... Mr, Geran Is married to the Mr. and Mrs. James'R.’Reod, gree. ■ - 1 ' phases of education which the ing was started and tempera­ former Miss Mary M. Devlno, Brookslde Trailer Park* Route Actually there ard two-Navy Etudent experiences in the two- ture range during forcing per­ Matawan, and ts the father of THOMAS J. HENDERSON 35, Keyport, was administered aviation night training i Vp r o- year program. at- Um hospital iod. , The New 4 IN 1 five children. He la a meidber the oath, of .enlistment .today .In gratHB-.ij Thfc will be shown for the first tlrnel t . of the,. Matawan Fire Depart­ aierunoor, Apts., Pershing Yl.Y ther IT;Br'Alf Force, *NeW2fk; Candidate Program. (XOC,) ’ Faculty On'Hand ” Shore Builders' Group’ ment and lt>v fcxs* Buste- a new Be left for Lackland.Air Force and the Naval; Aviation Cadet Faculty members will be on v Package Poliey For Cores.; V' Base, San^Antonlo. Tox.y fo r program . CN &VQ W *r- hand to answer any questions Plans Meeting Tuesday iqf duty* with-the amount of flight, 4training ', is and will be 'available for In­ Regular U.S. Army ^yhlle serv­ the same, 18 months, but, the formal discussion of the pro­ Ttie New Jersey Shore Build­ ing with the GOthi signal com­ ditfprence is that the AOG man gram during the refreshment ers’Association will hold a busi­ HOMEOWNERS— pany in Germany. " IJ^ ‘i^issioU^dMn^offlcpr|ift- session following the meeting. ness meeting of major import­ m| AT A BIG. SAVING — EASY ANNUAL PAYMENTS ‘ 11 He entered the Army In April er four.months pre-flight train­ “ “Monmouth Memorial Hosp­ ance to all members’ at Beau 1950 and arrived in Germany ing while the NAVCAD is not ital School of Nursing Is the Rivage Restaurant, 8 p t 1 n g ‘1/ Fire an<£ Extended Coverage* on Your Dwelling of Prevention in March 1957. The 20-year-old commissioned until he com­ only hospital school In the Lake Heights, on 1 Tuesday. S. Fire and Extended Coverare* «n Your Household Gfteda soldier Is a 1955 graduate of pletes the 18 months training. United States participating In Business to* be discussed will and Personal Properly. Keyport High School and was Comm. Rogers, In speaking the Co-operative Program for be designed to benefit both the L Theft Insurance on Your Household Possessions is employed by Will E. Cusiok of the Navy’s_“ Stay in School” Nurse Education with Teach­ association nnd its builder and 4. Liabllily Insurance With Medical Payments Coverage Company, Koypoft, before1 en­ policy said that “if a man'has ers College, Columbia Univ­ associate members, said Ray-, •Fire, Lightning, Hail, Windstorm, Riot, Explosion, FaU* tering tlio Army. .; - moad J. Daniels, association lng Croft, Vehicle Da mage, Smoke . . • , a the means, it will be In his ersity, New York. Students re­ president. r . . . - Clcconc Assigned To own best interest, os well os ceive the ■ college portloh"of Among subjects to be dis­ of Cure “The School Brigade” in the best interests of the na­ tbelr education nt Monmouth . Catch your child's foot faults tion; to obtain as much educa College, West iLong"- Branch, cussed will be “ how to make early. Consult your doctor, U.S. Army Ffc. Lee JT. Cio- tion as possible before enter­ where they share with all the slogan, ‘it’s better business then bring his prescription to. cone, son of Mrs. Mary Opel, ing the Navy.” other students in the co-curr|- to do business with fellow Ross W. Maghan Agency us. Keansburg, recently wan < cular, cultural, and social act­ members’ more of n working Fleet-Air Arch Line shoes signed to The School Brigade, Information on the N a v y ’s reality,” said Dr. Daniels. At are designed to help eliminate Fort Bcnnlng. Ga. aviation programs is available ivities of the college. Classes the - same time he said alms -serious trouble in inter life. Pfc. Ciccone, a radio repair­ at the Asbury Park Recruiting in nursing are given nt the and objectives of NJSBA for Real Estate—Insurance man in Compauy B of the, bri­ SLatlon. located In the post or School of Nursing, with the 1958 will be set forth. MATAWAN 138 Mam St MAI-0003 gade's Infantry School Detach­ flee building. actual experience taking place The New Jersey Natural Gas ment! entered the Army in In the various departments of Company wilTmake a b r l e t' April 1957, and completed basic FRANKLIN $209,621.24 Paid In the hospital. but important presentation to' training at Fort Benning^Ga. Tho two-year program In­ the membership. Executive Tire 17-ycar old soldier at­ basic military training. '57 By WOW Insurance cludes » course In psychiatric secretary Jack Little 'will re­ tended Keyport High School. He attended Keyport High nursing at the New Jersey School and will graduate with Woodmen of the World ' Life State Hospital, Marlboro, and port accomplishments at the the Class of 1858. —- Insurance Society paid $209,­ experience in public health recent National Association of While at Lackland, his train­ 622,24 in 1957 to provide It s nursing with local visiting Home Builders Convention at DR. 10UIS I. PR ACER ing will consist oi processing, ifnembefs free treatment fo r nurse associations, in addition, Chicago, 111. . OPTOMETRIST military orientation, training pulmonary tuberculosis, it was the students., have experience and briefing on future Job train­ announced today by Pres. How­ with children 'tn the public ' (HM WWVflKBI EYES EXAMINED ing. In addition, he will be in­ ard M. Lundgren, Omaha, Neb. schools, and with olher spec­ 'OFFICE HOURS terviewed and given aptitude The society paid for treatment Gidden's Dali, and Satarday, of 141 members In 55 hospitals ialized patients in homes for Cklidrea’tf Shoe* CarefnUy And tests to determine the technical the aged, rehabilitation cen­ ■ CarrccUr FUM 9 A.M. to 6 P.M . field best suited for .him. throughout the country. These ters, a n d tuberculosis sana­ M Maple Street, Perth Amboy Fridays 8 A. II. te I P.M. Airman Reed was enlisted included 25 State, 19 county and toria. : (Kert to N rt Office on Maple Stre^) Closed All Day Wednesday! through the Air Force Recruit­ 11 ptiyaie hospitals. Fifty- V -1-f EEL A LOT STORE HOURS ing Office, Room B, Post Office eight of the 141 members were *>pen Dally 9:39 to 5:3b 30 W. FfOllt St, BuUdlng, Red Bank. ’ out-patients. BETTER NOW THAT Thura. & Frl, nil 9:09 Keyport Almost 60 per cent of Uie pa­ MY PRESCRIPTION Glesed-Wednesdtys . tients have'received more than IS BEING FIRED AT '

31 E. Front St. . Keyport 27 TV. Front SL, Keyport Keyport 7-5998 (Next to Peoples NatM TUok) In at 10 A.M. — Out at 5 P.M. RoUo & MaroUiaii (Opp. I'ost OHloe) Fan Dnr Boor ■ f o jp r w r oFFtcf-KirPcnT A EVERY DAY * ACCORDION SALE Except Sunday KEYPORT CLEANERS Z^SJU LTIJK,^ 120 Bose $17500 Matawan Lumber Co. Division & 3rd St. Keyport I UKV1NC IfouA-fuf.L rillD t StNCl 1909 The Friendly Lumber Yard | oU-fiilPNIkM EQUIPMENT (-SCaviCTl / j . r-ur l P-is ' X-r-.nos-Ertc ■ c o a l S Lessons On All Instruments , Telephone MA M 500~4501 StorageVauKs On Premises” £— _213 BUOAD Strcc, ■Cfa.ffwt SUTPHIN AVE. : MATAWAN '* 1 ’ TELEtttdNE KE 7 - 0 1 0 2 1 1 Camden District Monmouth Bank Matawan Man Inspects Iron Lung Druggists, Heart Strike Avoided To Hold Seminar i' Holds Election Group Agreement At Titanium The Camden District Inter­ JOORNAli At the organizational meet­ The Monmouth-Ocean Coun­ A strike which would have nal Revenue Service Income ing of the Board of Directors of ty Pharmaceutical Society and oaused serious economio cir­ Tax Seminar will be conducted Feb. 6, 1958 Tlireo ' The Monmouth County Nation­ the Monmouth County Heart cumstances-. throughout Ute in the new Service Building, L U— ILJ______I -.•St - al Bank, the advisory board Association have renewed; for whole Raritan Bay area was Market St., Camden, on for the Keyport Office was. re­ the second year, their forma! Monday, Feb. IT, Director elected. Members are: Lloyd F. agreement standardizing costs avoided Saturday when 975 em­ Heart Workers Armstrong, -Keyport: Harvey and procedures In providing ployees of the Natlonnl Lead Chris L. Oross announced. The S. Bedle, sr., Raritan Town­ cardiac medications to Indi­ Co.’s Titanium Division at seminar will begin at 9 a.m. ship; K. E. Conklin, Jr., Key­ gent or medically Indigent Sayrevillo voted to accept an and ternilnnte at 4:30 p.m. Tho At Kickoff Tea port; Edward B, Walling. heart .patients. Participants In Among urea chairmen who the renewal agreement were 11th hour wage lnorcaso of seminar is open to representa­ Morganville; J. Frank Wei- sevcn-and-one-half-ccnts per tives of business nnd industrial were guests at a recent kick-, gand, Hazlet: Herbert R. West, James Thompson, M.P.A. pres­ off ten of tlio 1958 Henrt Fund Keyport, and Jacob Wyckoff, ident of tbe Monmouth-Ocean hour. The strlko call was for organizations, schools nnd gov­ Red Bank. County Pharmaceutical So­ 8 a.m. Saturday and It was nul­ ernmental agencies located In Drive, Wero Mr. and Mrs. Ken- ciety, and Joseph Gluck, M;D., thelO southern counties of New nolh Willey, Holmdel Town­ At the. annualshareholders president of the Monmouth lified by a balloting on the com­ ship: Mrs. Thomas R e g a n, -rnieetinff which preceded the or­ County Heart Association. pany’s final offer Fridays:'tffi-soy. ■ ganizational meeting, at which Under the chairmanship of Adolph WlsnacJfar^f¥Si(%nt Hot Tho purposo of the seminar Keyport; Mrs. Edward Kelley, over 91 per cent of the §toclc Benjamin 'Schultz, M.P.A., a Local NiW j TJoO „ i oil. Mcml- IS jto enable organizations to Mntawan Township, and,M rs, ., ~ was voted, the. following dlrec list of approved cardlao drugs SKfiTOfoVi.lo vVoi'ktuk.v of render a valuable servico to Chniles F. Higgins and Mrs. tors were re-elected to office: bas been prepared for the Mon­ America^ihPolinced. their employees. Tho represen­ Charles Lube. Jr., co-chairmen, —F; Palmer Armstrong, Frank GEORGE II. CRF.TER Negotiations, which bega»Pln tatives who attend tlio sominnr K. Arnold, Alston Beekman, ' James Schanck, Sooth Atlantio Ave», Matawan, (second mouth County Heart Associa­ will bo able to help fellow em­ Raritan Township. Mrs! O. from left). Inspects iron lung for polio patients being demon­ tion. Members of this "d rug The Architectural Tiling mld-December under a wage Kenneth ' Gehlhnus., Keyport, Jr.. George L. Blelitz, Weeber strated by student nurses at Perth Amboy General Uospltal committee" - are Leonard Company, Keyport, has an­ reopening clause . In . the con­ ployees avoid common errors _W, Brook, C. M. Cubbage, J. during a recent polio forum. - Schneider, M.D., William Koch, nounced tho appointment of tract, had bogged down to such in filling out tholr rotums. . wluralso attendod. ls olialrman Harold Hendrickson, M. Har M.D., Joseph Gluck, M.D., and new staff member, Qeorgo-H. an extent that Jan. 27 the un­ The subject mnlcrlal will om- of tlio- Northern District of -old Kelly, William B. Lyman among lhe banks in Monmouth Joseph Venerl, M.P.A. Prof. ion members voted 797 to 32 to phnslzo items of income and and W. Raymond Van Horn. John Savage Heads ' -cler, Schcnecledy. N.Y. He deductions which U 3 U u lly ap­ Monmouth County. County/Mr. Blelitz reported Richard a. Kedersha, assistant will nssumo the duties of auto­ strike. If necessary, to obtain Other drivo leaders In -tho The directors llien appointed Municipal Group professor of Pharmacy Admin­ mation technician which con­ wage demands. pear on tho returns of indivi­ the following officers: F, Pal­ that during the past year net istration at Rutgers Universi­ sists of construction and Instal­ Tho two-year contract .docs dual taxpayers whoso princi­ northern dlstriot nro -Mr». ” mer Armstrong, chairman of earnings and reserve for loans John W. Savage, Keansburg, ty. facilitated and based the lation of pilot operations and not expire until next year and pal Income Is from salaries and Frank Fpldutl, .Union Beach; the board; Mr. Lyman, honor­ showed a-substantial increase dnly wages wore involved lr wages. Representatives of tho ary chairman of the’ board; unanimously was elected presi­ cost schedule under the Veter­ assisting In the design of new aforementioned organizations Mrs. John Flynn, Keansburg; Mr. Blelitz, president; James over 1956. He stated that Mwe dent of the Monmouth County an's Administration pricing equipment. the negotiations under t b c may be enrolled by writing, not C. J. Gulney, Hlghlandsr Mrs, VanPelt, vice president;—Mr. will continue our policy of serv-. Municipal Receivers and Tax formula. Mr. Creter attended Styves- clause. A. Marusf and Franols Mo- ice which hhs been responsible Collectors Association at a re­ The mechanics of the com­ ant High School and Union Col- The balloting, hold at Sayre later than Monday to District Hendrickson, vice" president; lor'the excellent record jorJhe. cent meeting of tbe group held bined public welfare program villn High school, was by vot- Dlroclor of Internal Revenue, a ulgun, Middletown Towmhlp. ^-NathanW—Doyrvice-president year 1957.” ’ ' ” are simple, with tbelgoal of lego= where=he=.studled delBel Ing machine and In threeShifts. Attention: Au: TAP/AEM, P. Kelsey , Carhart, Keyport,- It and cashier; John S. Mat­ at the Ocean Township Munici­ engineering. He has had many The first voting was at 7:30 O. Box 770, Camden 1, thews, assistant vice presi- pal Building. providing efficletft heaWr ojf®' years experience in the auto­ dUlrlot treasuror, ...... , dent; Richard H. Hammill, as- Stanley G. Ripish To Others elected were: Vice f o r all In the copnrhunltyr' mation field with ALCO Pro­ Friday night, then again at A highlight ofi the - tea wos Briefly the way'the program ducts’and Mohawk Mills In 10:30 and,, finally, at 12:30 Receive Award* Blatant vice president; Joseph Attend Grange School president, Horace P. Cook, works ls as follows: A cardlao a.m. Saturday for- the 4 p.m. to tho disclosure of-the formation M. Fettner, assistant vice pres- Farmlngdale; secretary, Ruth patient, referred by his family Scheneclcdy. , ~ midnight shift reporting o ff Area schools reoelvlng certif­ of the Monmouth County Jun- ldent; Harry C. Barnard, as- Stanley Q. Rlplsh, Old B. Crawford, New Shrewsbury, physician, ls Investigated eco­ lie ls an active “member of duty. icates of merit by the Sloplien lor. Heart Association, wliloh slst&nt cashier: Lloyd E . Coke- Bridge, will attend tbe annual and treasurer; Marvin Meglll, nomically through the Heart tbe Masonic Ltfdgo and the A1 Mr. Wlsnaok said 728 votes Crane' Memorial Award f o r le bollevod to' ho life first In let, sr., assistant cashier; Wll- school of Instruction for depu­ Spring Lake. ■ Association, after which he paus Fire Department in tho woro tallied, with 528 favoring Journalism In the 21st Annual the oountry. The assoohStlon It liam B. Little, jr., assistant ties of the New Jersey State James A. Errlcksun, Ocean may be termed medically Indi­ county of Bchepectedy. acceptance of the Increase, 195 Bchool Press Project, sponsor­ patterned after Its-ptrrent or* cashier; Harry B. Mazza. as- Grange, to be held In Hamil­ Township, Edwin Lomerson, gent, Indicating that purchase opposed and three ballots vos ed on a state-wide basis by ganleatlen. High sohool ’tlu-' ststant cashier; Wilson A. Mill- ton Grange Hall, Hamilton Red Bank, Donald Matthews, of drugs would Impose a fi­ ' The average hourly wage the Now Jersey Tuberculosis d-mts representing publlo, pa­ er./asslstant cashier: J. Fran­ Square, on Saturday. Belhrar, and Harold J. Row­ nancial hardship. With inch Namkd To Committee the' plant has been $2.55 an and Health Association, were rochial and private s o lr o o 1 * cis Rauch, assistant cashier; Outstanding Grange m e m- land. Neptune City, were ap­ approval, the patient and phnr- Dr. Louis I. Frngcr, Kcy- hour, the Union reported. With St. Mary's High School, South u f/Jrm the pf-1 ..M s ta to s A tevar MWraJtr-’iB , in. * coun­ pointedRftlre- executive -mot- msctef re ce iv e nolUlcattm: pcrtrw-itsflppolnis'tt, to'thsln- tHe -ih'CfeaseV the' gveragxi^will Amboy. nhd Red BoiiktBaUitf-' . cashier; G^^f^.vBftlne, jr., ty, are deputized to serve as mlttee. Mr. Cook and George The patient then obtains medi­ dustrlal committee'of tho Mon- be $2.S3Vz an hour, llo High School, toe and board of trustees. trust officer and" John E ; Btahl- the '.official-- authority within Hurley, feceanport, were' ap­ cation from the’ pharmacist, mouth-Oceah,Jf,ounty Oplomo- — — -■ - - ! smith, auditor. their respective.areas. T h e y pointed to the membership who submits the charge to the trld Society,, at -a recent meet­ 10 years from” today, many Tire New Jersey State Do- Notice...... Clifford A. Spoerl, R e d are empowered by the state committee. . • Heart Association.' . ing held-at Peterson's Restaur­ yQUhg mon and women will bo paflmynt br.iloalth says para- The Year’s Hit; "Sayonara,'’ Bank; retired president of The master to Install officers, con­ " Benefits from this program ant, Red Bank. Dr." M&rk~Mtrs- atudylng in . college, their way lytla polio In New Jersey de Keyport' Strand Theatre, Fob- _ - Firsl-Nation&Mlank - of Jersey duct 'initiations and exemplify Include special attention to; the carclla, Koyport,- also • attondod pald-through.-,avJngNOW„-ln dined, SO, per.cont.betwoen.1953 r uary._lHJi, thru, tha.lBlh,, Cltv, has heeir^etalriod as con­ tbe degree and secret worlf^of No Defense Plea Is . cardiac patient throughout his the meeting. ' ' 'U. 8. Saving's Bonds. and the .end of 1937, WJIns—adv 0 sultant to the president and the Order. Entered By Area Man Illness,; convenience In obtain­ the bourd of directors. ing drugs from his own phar­ The Monmouth County Na­ Have you read tbe classified Theodore Humphries; 21, of macist, standard cost schedule, tional Bank'raaks firsts In size adds? Prospect Ave,, Cllffwood BeaCh, entered a plea of no de-: and a clearly defined list of fense to contrlhutblg to tbe de­ oardlac medications. linquency of a minor when ..he JWM0MCWH0M4 was arraigned before J u d g e Klemmcr Kaltelssen In Middle­ Five Sentenced sex Criminal Court. ™ Humphries'allegedly forced a For Area Thefts 15-year-old girl to drink Intoxi­ .Two Jersey City men receiv­ £ HAZ-ET SALE §cating liquor In the Oenoa sec­ ed Jail terms for assaulting tion of Madison Township Jan. and robbing'merchant's in Key­ From Jan. 15 Thru Feb. 15 4 1. The.piea was accepted by port and Middletown Township i Judge Kaltelssen-but no date when.-arralgned_helofe_Judga. 4 Open Sundays 8:30 to 12:30 was set down ah lhe court cal­ Elvln R. Simmlll- Friday In 4 endar for sentencing. —— Monmouth- C o u nt y- Court; 4 Week Days 8:00 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. V Rohert Naleslnk, 20, of 34 Irv­ Three other then, charged with ington -Ave., Spotswood, enter­ Crimes In Marlboro Township Saturdays to 5 P.M. ed a -plea ' of not guilty ~to a add'Keahsburg also appeared £,==*======i charge of-carrytnfr 'cortcealed for sentencing.,__ weapons In Madison Township vi Judge Simmlll sentenced Jo- 5-10-5 s on Sept: -2. T951. - ; ‘ sbph 1381100, already ; an' In­ V FERTILIZER: 80 lb. s mate at state prison, to a five 199 In January 1058, the N e,w to-seven-ycar term there, to Jersey State Commissioner of run consecutively wKh, his cur- V BONE MEAL ' 100 lb. Health estimated lhere aro 1,­ rer.t term, ilio Judgo senteric- 5.00 s 267,000 persona in New Jersey ed Richard P.. Olszewski to an under 40-years-of-ngc who have indeterminate term in Borden VLIME IIYI). ' 50 lb. not received a single inocula­ town Reformatory, where Ols­ ,59 s tion of Balk vaccine. zewski is already serving a 7H Cu. Ft, term. ' 5 PEAT MOSS •- b a le - . Both, men are charged with 3.99 s holding up Samuel Poland, H owner of the Keyport Wine and vHOMUS, HYPER 100 lb. 5 Liquor Store, Route 35, Key­ port, at Ills store June 19, 1051 4 F e e l and taking 12000 |n cash. They 5 RYE, Grass Pern 25 lb. also are charged with robbing 375 Harry Muller of $800 at gun- Stronger | point at his store, Route 30, 1 CLOVER, WHITE lb. .89 Middletown Township, Apr. 28. Fast Olszewski, and Dalton pleaded within 7 days-or money back! no defense. £ BLOCKS PATIO Joseph H. Pbllben, Hudson GERITOL St., and Richard F. Brown, J" PIPE, Orangebcrg P8’ 4 *Du« to Iron dafleleney anemia Dutch Lane Rd,, both of Free­ hold, received suspended indet­ erminate terms to Annandale VLEPTYNE (TURPS) Gal. 4% Reformatory after, pleading no 1.19 delensc to breaking, and enter Ing and larceny charges. Both 4 LATEX Wall Paint oai 4% allegedly broko Into a Marlbo­ 3.99 ro Township grocery store and 4 Pbllben was accused of burg­ 4 Clothes Dryer 4-P- . larizing six Freehold Btores. 7.99*: Tholr combined loot reported ly was worth $187.95. Pbllben \ Calcium Chloride 100 lb. was fined $400 nnd Brown $200, 3.39 % and both were placed on three 4 years' probation...... 1 SALT, ROCK CC 100 1 6 . 2.00 4 Clinton Nichols, Jersey City, ©27 W. Front St.. Kejport who admitted breaking into 4 (Neil lo Peoples Nat’l limit) four cars narked along Kcans- i DOG FOOD AT SALE PRICES Rolio St Marathan Buirji burg’s-Bcn'ebway Aug, 8, re­ Pasi Our Door ceived an IndotermlnatCnAqrm £ HORSE MEAT fi lb. .99$ lo Bordcnlown Reformatory," Is he curious ? The world a>vait» another Edison* He could be your sort. > WILD BIRD FOOD Bib. . 7 5 ^ GOOD NEWS LADIES What inort rewarding, andjtoltlng sGARBAGE CAN 20-Gal. 2 . 3 9 ^ Crealive Hair Slylisls’ Special ‘ Th® boy In the'•curX/ii Tom LdI»oii, flg®?• l0t way fog H®r waswa* curioiiicurioti* ahoutabout thiiigifthings, io*o Ii9 built 1H»hU such as roadside turf, grassed the best girl? .. . - j... " 1 ..was. b o r n in Marlboro Items Abent Folks And TUass We Knew la The Long Ago roadways and airports, that's all the duly-elected governing bodies. In all instances, the, Township In 1925 and attended good. . . THIS ’N THAT ... . Lost arch supports sequel: “Lost board is’privileged to spend) the greater portion of your tax Marlboro School until tbe fifth But that’s, as -far as Dr. Bamboo back, rest in taxi or Idlewild Airport. $5 reward.” dollar, -Forty-Five Years Ago of Conservation and Develop­ Skogley will go In tolerating Chickerifeed . . . Here’s one. from the Times you’ll probably gTade when my family moved (Issue Thursday, Feb. 6, 1913) ment, and Engineers of the tall fescue. It’s extremely see in a future issue of New Yorker magazine. “The cor- - . Let us put an end to. the usual voter apathy which to Cheesequake. I graduated People in the vicinity will Board of Commerce, and Navi-j coarse and wiry, hard'to mow: porate name of Weiss arid Geller, New York, Inc.,"has been marks* the February' elections.;1 Especially 'this :year when f romMatawab..Hlgh'a.c Ito o l. probably soon be Interested In 'igatibn tq_ dliscyss ‘ .iriaifh " iv dnes not blend with, desir­ changed to Weiss and • Geller Inc. Dr. Max A. Geller, • Class ,’of 1941, and served |wo- •theoperations ol B. J. Col­ able, lawn , Jrrassn.s, rsA , tends that school budgets have set a new high In most communities lier's hydro-aeroplane now sta­ curing funds • to" proylde ’ sea-' to grow In a prostrate fashion, and when contests fo r seats On the hoard of education.are and-one-half years in the U, 8. tioned at Seldler’s. Mr. Soldier coast protection ' for s h ore rather than upright under lawn Lawas toothpaste anc} : detergent And many -peoplti"acquire" the rule rather than, the exception. ■ . Marine Corps, most of, which states that It Is Mr. Collier’s towns. ■. V.: ' ' ''' cutting heights. ' ■ „ their first knowledge of Hebrew through ads” The good time wffirspent In the Pacific Intention to start (lying as soon The first of the new Ford Furthermore, It, does not re- diictor lost us somewhere . , Dr. James H. Copp of Penn ...„,„.„It's.up,to_every^.eligible yoter to attend the polk,-select area, I returned to Marlboro ss the weatlier permits. .. State, advises that 22 per cent of all persons born in Penn­ Inaugural pullman.' sleeper V-8 cylinder, 112-lricU wheel- maln tlght when planted alohe, sylvania now live in other states.- Points up the old guffaw his candidates and privately .determine whether th¥ "fiscal and siri"cis have' be,en''esUibllsh- special train to Washington basemotorcarffw but - o thor* grasses., cpme„iri-„ A; lng my own trucking and perv- single plant stands out In an about"'the"contesf Winner "who received an-all-expense one- proposals of the board shaU-be- approved or sent back for leaves Bed'Bank stopping at Played Saturday. February 11, ugly way. week’s vacation in Philadelphia, Losers. got two .weeks revision. RemembfeiyThe candidates, are the persons who Ice business.' ' Matawan Monday;-March -3. In the -showrooms of Mount- there . ,*", Along those lines, for-evefy 10 Pennsylvanians - 1 am a member of Marlboro Returns Wednesday. March ,5. , Two Aliases . ’ " ~ will direct the educational life of .your child. The budget Entire.cost $13. ) Barrett, , Ford “dealers, at This enemy of a feood "lawn who rapve to California, only one Californian, moves to'lhe proposals are the tools with which they, must work. ". Township Post 462, American Playing with matches in-jMatawari. Because of the un- has two aliases. It’s called also Keystone State. He’s probably .the fellow who tried for days If we fail to vote, to take an active part in determining Legion, now serving as chap­ stead of taking a nap, as she usual public>interest in the by the: names of Alta fescue to cross Hollywood at'Vine and never made ■ it. Finds it lain, and am a past command­ had been sent upstairs to do, a new Ford- oars the; publlo is and Kentucky 31, easier to cross the square at Sunbury. “ , ~ the extent of educational facilities to.be provided for our er, T ales am an active me’rri- four-year-old girl In the home You may find It. listed under children and let someorie-else select the persons to prepare of Henry, Smith; of Long given an opportunity to took one of these names on a box SOME MARGINAL NOTES . . . Business failures reached the educational-program, then we are denying the basic ber of Morganvllle Volunteer Branch, on Monday,_set fire to them over. Attendaflts will be or bag of seed you buy. ; • an 18-year high last Week and one out of every 20 men are- responsibility and moral.obligation given to all:citizens of Fire Co. No. 1, serving as II- the bedroom, and before the on hand to explain the many. This will _be a:"bargaln” unemployed in the nation. ■ Means the GOP will have to our democracy. r . . ‘ • >V. nahelal secretaryv My mem­ blaze Was extinguished-the In­ Important' features of. the new mixture, to be sure. Jiqcause do a lot of fence-mending else it’s liable to be out of the bership on your school board Is terior’of the entire house was cars. ' ' . _ Alta fescue Is. cheap and plen­ running for another 20-years . . . .The Tax Foundation a matter of public record. burned out. tiful. Even a little of it In a reports that in every year but one between 1946 and 1956, While the parcel-post will Wlth.only two sniall changes, grass seed mixture can cause consumers spent more to support'government than they did A Worthy Good Tum i I sincerely, appreciate having stimulate the mail order busl- the borough budget for 1933. a lot of'trouble. ’. served-you-and-hope-that-you gess-ltr will - also greatly - en- was adopted J^esdajr jilght, at for food . . . Thomas Kincaid, Chicago, "who was struck on ~-The"BojrScouts of America observesTts4$th'anniversary wfll see flt to votefor me Feb.* large the territory lliat m a y ar. adjourned meeting . In . the ""Wellrthe"Tcmedyf3pIatn: the head-with a bowling ball sued fo r1 $25,000 damages. during Boy Scout Week, Feb. 7 to 13, by launching a year­ 11 so that I may continue to be 'served by local merchants. Borough Hall. Following a citi­ U r.. Skogley ‘ strongly ~ur' g e s Claims an attendant at a bowling alley'squlrted-oibin the long nation-wide GoodTprn. The Safety Good Tup, under- In one respect lt gives the latr:, zens’ meeting held • the Friday you to read the fine print on a finger holes of the ball before handing it. to another bowler. takenatthe suggestion of Pres. Dwight D. Eisenhower, will help to give you the type of ter a distinct advantage, night before, the call of Mayor grass, seed label, especially if "When he took a practice swing, the ball slipped from his find 4,700,000'hoys and leaders engaged in promotinghtraffic goveimment-sij-enxied :.byt all m all order. ) fin'ose 300- ito. r i fi0| EdWkrtl WK CitikHK -when “ W fits,pric8;(e..k)w,t.:.„:.../ ’graspj.7Boai^r30'!iiwtrnidtt^ru^;R3iicaid:.on:; the^ nbgfiS’- safety, outdoor safety, arid home safety. ’* ' the - olkilUedFworldt 7 • " > ' miles away MUST Pay:1 $2" cent! nsked those who wlshpd to prbr o Tbere’gua iabanca.ifpn confuj NoW there’s an. attendant .with, a sebsq .qf Kujn^i'* - •• (Signed) - to get a ten pound parcel mall- test against the budget as sub­ slon because some fescues are underway to train bartendersin soglal jWorln,,;Bqrtendgr$' . ‘We are accustomed to great SchievSjlntfists from our Boy i«f utjiaw. s.iiAlfredyJj,;.Storey edt-jThe-local, nurohauta aervj- mitted by the .Finance Commit­ ■m i' Ai&m .-W M ftiir-jiftziA -Sciouts.in the bayshore area. Their outstanding. work ip lng the same article to a - tee to attend the Council, meet­ place “in your lawn. These are unionrsays. bartenders' see" more people with personal prob­ the 1952 and 1956 Get-Out-the-Vote campaigns, their Con- To the Editor, - : mile territory can get the same50 ing and voice their objection at creeping red fescue, Pennlawn, lems.. than;social workers do. __. .• _ servatloriGood Tumlri 1954, their collection of nearly I wish to take this opportun­ thing.carried tor 32 cents..'. the advertised offlclal . hear- Trinity and Chewlngs fescues! ity .fiJtHSnk; you for the splcix- Perhaps the friends^ofrpJUA lng.uthere was,but one protest- y. .. QPJ2RATGRS OF THE ^h^nping.Cqnter ip 2 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 Items of clothing, foodstuffs, and supplies for the dld publicity you-offered dur­ and Mrs. Bradbiune "would be irom-$he Boor.- J !>:( ( - But you’ll i be Jbuytog- ti;pubieT MhdisoriiTownship-are^thumping^h'egilgumsifor-^astjac'tien- needy in 1934, and other"activities in behalf of their fellow ing the recent Muscular Dys­ interested to know that they Frank McManus of 168 Mon­ maybe for years to coihe, If on: ai plab' to provide' safe access. to the center from Route .9 Americans have given us approximately 20,000,000~past and trophy. Campaign. arrived safe at Glasgow after mouth Avenue, Ideal Beach, you buy. and plant a mixture and Emston Rd. Claim eight accidents, six of them serious present Boy Scouts who have learned the real meaning of Without your help this cam­ a verj* stormy voyage. The has the prompt arrival of the containing Alta fescue or Ken­ enough to hospitalize those involved, occurred at the inter­ ' service...... ' ' ' ■ ... paign would hot have been pos­ helm chain of the Columbia East Keansburg Fire Company tucky 31, section in 1957. Seems a plan to provide' ^ traffic light sible, or successful. I know was broken and for several to thank for the fact that * he to regulate, vehicle flow at the^ intersection is being held ' Calling the Safety Good Turn “an opportunUy.for service that'you will be proyd to learn bdurs the passengers were In has a home today for his house up while the state mulls a “jughandle” type construction in to your country in the highest tradition of the Boy- Scouts that $22,671.97 was raised for great dlacoirifort. caught fire from an-overheat-" the area to provide traffic "relief-at the dangerous iuter- of America,1’ Pres. Eisenhower said, “we must- seek new this wqrthy causer .....■—u.-.- Thieves-last Friday night ed chlmnby on Friday morning secticn . . . While in Madison, we note that enrollment has ways to save the basic resources of our nation—its people.” '13n-behalf-ofThe Association robbed the Cranbury Postof- at about-8:30 o’clock'. increased from 452 pupils in 1928 to 2750 this year. Town­ He "told the,Boy Scouts that he was encouraged by the nnd all the victims afflicted flee of 3,500 post cards. . Thursday night, February WTt h Muscular Dystrophy, Twenty-Five Years Ago 16, the Matawan A,A. and the HEART SURGERY , ship school authorities just finished the dedication of thrge splendid results of their Conservation Good Turn, “1 now "thank you" again. (Issue Friday, FebMO, 1933) Keyport Coast Diamonds start (Newark Evening News) new elementary schools and three additions. Whole project urge you,” he wrote, “ to adopt safety as your service project • (Signed) . •.. . Officials of municipalities their threegame series for thg {Issue Jan. 31. 1958) cost $890,000. School officials now are faced with problem ~forl958r- Through the concerted action. oFyour-members; -“77- ’ Souls T; WlgdortlT will meet soon with the Legis­ sectional champlonship.-T h’lti —Open heart surgery, once a of„making_facilitieslavailable fo r. 100Q_high.:SchQo]_pypi.ls.__ arid in co-operation with other organizations, yotri can alert "Campaign chairman lative Committee, the Board series should draw the-largest rarity, Is now bringing hope in Early estimates are in the $2,500,600 class. . the public to the urgent need for reducing the tragic toll crowd that has attended a bas­ New York to an Increasing of accidents.” . . , ■ ketball classic la the area in number of persons bonr.wlth years, due to the rivalry be­ defects that not long ago would A STORY FOR We congratulate the Boy Scouts .on past" achievements Matawan Board Of Education News tween teams, - have been disabling if not fatal. and wish them well as .they undertake this great public . . * Although no ovcr-all statis­ service to tho community, state, and nation. - : ' Thlf ?olumn la written by the public relations committee of (he Mttawon . Ten Years Ago tics are kept, it is estimated Townihlp-Board ot Education. It Is the policy of the Board to give accurate (Issue, Thursday, Feb.' 5. 1948) that last yeftr about two dozen ind vtUl information conccrhlrtg lla school problem*. ------. -. At a meeting of the Keans­ such heart operations were Voters of tho Matawan Town* pense, amounts to approxi­ burg Borough Council Tues­ ;done with the “hcart-lung ma­ Mirth, Music And You ship School District wJll be mately $40,000. The starting day night a new salary ordin­ chine” in New York. And, as asked to Approve • the school salary suggested as a g u 1 d e ance was passed which praccd surgical teams gain.knowledge By Margaret. A L.eavy It is a melancholy fact, easily verifiable, that nowadays budget for 1958*59 at.tlie polls 'YRS..JM,O0Q>-’dhd after due con­ the employees of that munici­ and confldenceTand as the pub­ relatively few people are given to whistling’or singing as on Tuesday. The Doard of T2d* sideration and enreful analysis pality In tbe highest paid group lic learns of ; their surgical Two Dolls Or One they work, or to looking nt life through smiling eyes. We ucatlon sincerely looks forward of the surrounding communi­ in Monmouth County, feats, it seems likely the num­ no longer are' music-makers, and therefore with unendenced to tho citizens of the commun­ ties, such a starting salary Chief Edwin C. S 1 o a t an­ ber of such operations will in-, Paula dressed her doll in the doll overnight, dokeep step, we plod through the drub routines of day to resign ity taking the first big step in was. found not to be above nounced yesterday the police crease. ' warm coat and leggings nnd you?" : . /:._ : the jmproyement of our local the general' minimum salary department would stat't a carried her outside. "Certainly not!” said paular— " ourselves ultiinatoly to the deeper shadows of sleep. . schoola.-Mnily problems have set by those communities. house-to-house canvass Mon­ News of the opc.i heart work "She belongs to mol" . in metropolitan New York cen­ "Marlon,” she called to her Marion looked ready , tq cry Maybe that picture is somewhat overdrawn, but basic­ faced tho board In the past The next step brought into day to secure compliance with ters came this week at the new friend next door, “ w h y ally it is true that neither gaiety nor music seems to dwell year. Each one_wns given con­ consideration by the Board, of the borough.dog licensing or­ fourth annual conference' on as she gave her the,doll and in the hearts of most people today, nnd life is much poorer siderable time and understand­ Education In making up the dinance. The police will visit cardiovascular surgery of the don’t you get your doll, and walked sto jvly away. P-a u 1 a ■ In consequence. Some radio and television programs do ing in order to carry out the budget, nnd still taking th e every borough home-to see It New.iYork Heart Association. come on overi Then we can went into the house and . s.a l - school policy which the Board economic process into consid­ owners have complied with pull the dolls around the yard down to supper." ------: . .. try to bring,bottr\to us from tho outside in. but-the most of Education believes best. eration, wns the Increase in the state and local laws requiring Reports show that New York There was chicken and dump- , ..compelling music still is that vyhich comes from a heart Certain additional educational number of faculty members each dog to be licensed. is £ust beginning the work, get­ on our sleds." lings, which was Paula's fav- * that sings, jand the best of mcrrim'ent flows out to. tho world courses hnd to be delayed In necessary In our schools* The An attempt wfls made to en­ ting into it In a cautious, mod­ Marlon ran through the gate orlte. But she ate hardly any­ from lhner“ persorial sources "of happiness oniTpeace, Lbe' JnteresL of economy. How­ Board of Education-after con­ ter tho Keyport Hardware Co est way. It follows the lead of into Paula’s yard. "Oh, what n thing at aU._8he.couldn't-help ever, lt Is hoped thnt those sultation with the administra­ Store, 26 W. Front St., shortly Midwestern centers like t h e lovely doll!” she said. remembering the way Marlon Perhaps we tremble too much at trifles. Perhaps wo facets of a good educational tion and a personal check as after midnight Friday, but the University of Minnesota hospi­ "She is pretty,” said Paula had looked. ' - ' have grown confused in our sense of values and no longer system which coultTnot bo In­ to classroom enrollment, found Intruders were frightened tals where 450 open heart pro­ proudly. “ She has real hair and "You are not eating any­ appreciate the things that really count. ' If so, O'rendjustment cluded In the budget for 1958­ that a minimum of 14 n.e w awny by the return homn to cedures hove been_ac.compllsh- Tican fix It any way I want to.” thing," said her mother. “ What ■ ' is in order. If onough of us make it, who knows how great 59, will appear In time. . teachers was necessary. an uppcr-floor apartment* In ed and current schedules call “May I hold her for a "min­ Is the matter?1' ------/___ __ may be the change for the better in terms of health, true As of Inst yc& the leglsla- The enrollment of the school the building of- J. Leon for two such operations daily. ute?" asked Marlon. “I was Just thinking,” said jwealth, and real "security! Surely It’s worth ri try. ture.of the State ofNcw Jer­ for the year 1058"59. will- ap­ Schanck, jr. ______In New Jersey^ a shore sur­ i;.“.Why.don.'.»-yoa_bring over., paiila..".vvJiat..it„w.o,ul(l,be„)!ke _ sey an Increase in a 11 proximate 2700 students Involv­ Thrco members of n Union geon and his group have been your doll, then we can play to­ not to have any doll." , teachers’ saHfrlcs This has ing 73 classes of grammar Bench family were overcome working, aot without difficul­ gether," said Paula. "Whatever put that Idea Into m&do lt mandatory that teach­ school children and 24 classes Sunday, afternoon at their ties, to Introduce human open ' Marion looked down and kick­ your head?" asked her mother.. . ers’ salaries be Increased with of high school children. These home*,' 61ff Sidney' Ave;, by-gas heart surgery in the state. An­ ed,the snow. "I don’t have any "My new friend Marlon • a minimum starting salary of classed will average from . fumes which apparently origin­ other group In Newark has doll," she said. " " doesn’t have a doll,’.’.said ___1 $3800. Your Board of Educa­ to 35 pupils per class. The-In­27 ated from outside the home. been doing preliminary work "No doll!" Paula said In sur­ Paula. tion and tho administration crease In staff members to cov­ James Fitzpatrick, Central with experimental animals. prise. She wondered what lt 8he thought n little longer. have,found in the past year er these children in b basic ed­ and Oqenn Aves.. Union Beach, As the pioneering goes for­ w^uld be like not to have. a She had two dolls and Marion that $3000 (even though tills is ucational program Will amount was dazed by smoke while ward. it brings with it the doll. Then ahe said, "I have didn’t have any. , the new state minimum) is hot to tlie-14 additional teachers. thawing out pipes beneath his promise and the hope of new two dolls. You can play with “I don’t desqrve two dolls." a competitive salary making it An increase of $72,001) w as house Thursday afternoon, tfn- or more fruitful lives for those one of mine." " . thought Paufa; ^’T pfay tflth the possible to~secure— properly budgeted-to take-care-of-thpse don—Beach-pollce-satd.— T-h-e born-with-malformed—heartl­ —Paula-ran-lnto the-house-and- p*ettiest-one-all-the-ttme—and—— certified teachers in the Mata­ salaries, smoke wns caused when tho and at this time of year it sug­ camc out with her second best never' bqlhcr wftb the other • wan Township School District! An a d d 11 1 o n a 1 budget­ torch he was using set fire to gests generosity toward the doll. “She Is nice, but she one." — - Of necessity, your Board of Ed­ ary amount of approximately beams beneath the house. The heart association's fund a rive doesn't ha’vc real balr;" she "Mother, would lt be all right ucation believed that the first $80,000 as an increase over fire department was called, but for research money. Though said as she gave her to Marion. to give one of my dolls-to Mar­ and most important step was previous years, falls In the cat­ Mr. Fitzpatrick put out tbe sometimes controversial, the Marlon hugged the doll. "I ion?” she asked. to establish an adequate salary egory of purchase of books and flames before the apparatus new surgery calls for discrim­ .think she Is beautiful I” the lit­ "Of course, dear. Run over guide in order to secure prop­ supplies, Jnnltorla! service,' re­ arrived. inating enthusiasm and public tle girl cried. after Buppcr and tell her,” her erly certified tea’chcrs. ^ pairs mid replacements, re- Keyport High’s Bed Raiders support. All that afternoon the girls mother smiled. _ At tho same^tlmc tho "board plncement of furniture, nthlot- displaying the' early season played with the two dolls. They Paula finished supper quickly hnd to maintain an increment lc requirements, debt service, form which brought them three .. Farmers get about 40 cents pulled the dolls up and down nnd ran nexr door. "Here,” she t scalo which would make lt de­ cdplml outlay, etc. straight victories, mnlntalaed out of each dollar yor spend the yard In their sleds. They said, putting the doll Into Mar- sirable for teachers to remain Your I3o.u'ci"o[ EUuca’Uoif rc- their slim hopes of aShorc for-rood, the u.8. Departmentr rrtndc-snow scats for tlie dolls ton’sarm sr "itbetones-to-yoit— In Matawan rather than IcaW) qucsts that the voting publlo of Conference play-off spot when of Anrlculturc reports. Tliclr I to sit and watch while they now.” for higher salaries elsewhere the school district keep in mind they swept to on overwhelming share of the consumer’s riollur I played snow tag. Soon lt was “ Do you mean. ft. Is mine to as lias been most evident la the number of classes of chil­ 56-34 conquest of Loonardo’s has been dropping each year I time for supper: keep?” asked Marlon, her eyes the past history of the faculty dren, the facilities necessary very unferoclous Lions before since 1050. The other 60 cents | ‘‘My mother Is call ng inc. I shining. ... . of the. Mntawan schoDhsystem. to educate pupils properly, and another packed house nt th o goes for such things as assem­ have, to go In now," raid Paula. Paula nodded happily "Now ThtqjUr6t,tma3rTib8t important tho Incrcnscd enrollment, qs Koyport gym Tuesday riigbt, bling; pronesslng, s t o r 1 n g, 1 "It’s .about time lor me to go. that wo each have a doll.” she step, wliich'creitos a consider­ the causes ot budgetary . In­ The win was the fifth In. the transporting,, wholesaling . and too,” Marlon snld. Tb?n she said, “ we can play togetHcr a)'..... able increase In budgetary ex­ creases. .. conference against foiir losses. retailing. J asked. “ You dop’t think I could the time.” , “ Indian Writer To Project “Vanity Fair” Valentine Origin Luncheon,' Bridge Polio March Nets M acugas Are Honored M r s. Joseph Dernberger, At Recent Bridge Party Matawan, entertained at a IHE . Be BPWC Speaker Is Explained luncheon nnd bridge Jan. 20. $550 In Borough Mr;— Mid Mrs. Stockton H. Keenly alert to the political Mrs. Walter I. Quelch, Wan- Prize winners wero Mrs. Hopkins, Main St.. Mntawnn, MATAWAN JOBRNAt arid economic currents which amassa, a member of the Jer­ Charles E. Runt. Brielle; Mrs. Mrs. Calvin D; Pearce, shape modern India's destiny, sey Shore Woman’s Club, was Conrad Johannsen, Mrs. El­ chairman of the March of entertained recently nt bridge is a young Journalist • from Dimes campaign in Matawan at their home. Mr. nnd Mrs. Feb. 0, 1958 Page Five the speaker at the meeting of more Kattner and Mrs. Frank Steven Macuun, who nre mov­ Calcutta, who will address the the Womani’s Club of Matawan Bliss, Matawan, Other guests Borough, has announced that ing from Matnwau wero pre­ Business and Professional held Monday afternoon In the were Mrs. Frederick Noble, proceeds of the Mot hers Women's Club of Matawan, parish hall of Trinity Episco­ Holmdel: Mrs, William J. Re­ sented wllh a gift-from the Debra Ann Farley Feb. 17. Asoka K. Dutt, not pal Church at 2 o'clock. Mrs. bel, M r s. Philip Neidllnger. March conducted Jan. 29 in tlie guests. : ’ . yet 35-years-old. is’ wise politi­ Quelch was Introduced by the Mrs. William C. Ludi, Mrs. Jo­ borough amounted to $549.05. Others attending wero Mr. cally beyond his chronological program chairtrian, Mrs. John­ seph Baler, Mrs!-Frederick K. Mrs. Pearce ‘wishes to thank nnd Mrs. Charles Mandovllio baptized Sunday age. Incisive, fluent and per­ son Cartan. Dederlck and Mrs. Spafford W. ihe fire companies that volun­ nnd Mr. and Mrs, Thomas Sld- Di-bro Ann Fnrloy, Infant suasive, he has a razor-sharp Mrs. Quelch told of the leg­ Schanck, all of Matawan. . teered the • firo trucks which dons, Matuwan. ' daughter of Mr. and Mrs, mind as a r e s u 1 1 of active end of a Roman priest named James A.-Farloy, 48 W 11 s o n participation in India’s nation­ Valentine who lived in the aided In the march. She also Ave,, Matawan, wns christen­ al struggle for Independence. Third Century, He was com­ praised the members of Boy WSCS Buys Cuffcc ed Sunday, Feb. 2. 1058, nt 2 During his student days at mitted to Jail and while there Trinity GFS Has Scout Troop CG, Matawan, who p.m. In St. Joseph’s Church, Presldence College, Calcutta, placed posters announcing tlm Keyport, by thoJtoy, Cornelius ---he~was elected-an executive of became acquainted with the march in local stores a n d Urn For Church J. Knne, pastor. Godparents —the -National Students' ‘Co ti­ Jailer's daughter. The night places of interest, about- tho were Miss Joyce Bielon, Old gress, an organization which before his execution he penned Trinity Gills’ Friendly Socie­ borough. T h e “ WomnpVr Qncicty^ of Bridge, and Leo Farley, Sayro- supported Gandhi and Nehru. a note to her and signed lt ty of Trinity Episcopal Church, Christian Sorvico of tho First vllle. - - .. . Along with many others, he "Your Valentiner!±-Thls event Matawan. held its admission Serving on. t li c commlttco Methodist Church, Matawan, Following tho ceremony, a took part in Gandhi’s "Quit In­ Is believed to have led up to nnd cnndlelight service Thurs­ were Mrs. Waitor Foley, Mrs. held its meeting- Monday. A buffet supper wns served at dia” movement against the the celebration of St, Valen­ day evening The following girls Thomas'Francoy, Mrs. Donald coffee urn lu\a been purchased tho h o m o of tlio .parents." British, and, as a result of this tine’s Day, Feb. 14. : were admitted into the socie­ Fries, Mrs. .William Quinn, Jr,, for the church by the group, Guests nttendlng wore M r s, action, was held a political The speaker stated that re­ ty: Susan Smith, Patsy Cot­ Mrs. Donald Hug, Mrs. John from tlie proceeds of Iho suic Clt a r 1 e s Oalosh, Mntawnn: „ prisoner for two years without cords show that In the year trell, Marla Morlzlo, Nancy Dolan, Mrs, Winston Schaffer, of vanilla extract. A letter of Miss Anita McDonald, Middle­ benefit of formal trial. 1647 early American Valentines IvAs, Carol J. Wilson, Patricia Mrs. Richard GrclsinBer, Mrs. thanks was received from Dr. town; Mrs. A. ansporchok, Didn't Dampen Enthusiasm were'made by Esther How- George C. Barrett, Mrs. A. J. Sookney Lee. Korea, for t ho land.daughter-oLWilllnmBftilr Benner. Jean Morris. Tomnsello, Mrs. Joseph Toma- package recently sent to Dr. Miss Mary Onspercliek, Thorn- , Imprisonment f a i 1 e d to Also Dcbby Ounkle— Nancy sello, Mrs, Joseph 1’irzi, Mr; Leor ns Oasperchek,' Mr, and Mrs. dampen Mr. Dutt’s enlhusiasm ey Howland, a publisher In Ratcliffe. Muriel W i 1 k i ns. JoluTTllelen and Lon, ROhertr fo r political knowledge. By Worcester, Mass. He sent to William McQraw, Mrs. -Calvin Mrs. Jamos Adams presided Miss Coll Knslnlc .Old Itrldgo; England and Oermany f o r Lynn Wdlverton, S h e 11 e V Bell. ut tho mooting nnd Mrs.' W. W. Mrs. Michael Illrrnrdl - and .1946, he Joined the English- blanks, bits of lace and colors Black, Linda Gerlufsen, Beth Also Mrs. Howard Woolloy. Wieland led the devotions. Re­ language newspaper, "Indian Ann Miller, Susan Carlson, Mrs. Charles Lockwood, Miss ports were made by Mrs. Mi­ children. Lunnn and- Mlohael, News Chronicle,” in Delhi. As wltli which to make them, So Adele Insley. Stacey Ogdns, South Amboy; Mr; nnd Mrs. One of the most successful of the.HIarlboro Hospital Auxili­ many orders w e re received, Helen Gregory, Miss Janice. chael Eovlno, socrotnry and -J^--:r®P!?r.^r>"h©d?hari,ened- -bis she had to employ others to P_arlenB_Bedle,_Grace_Morlz- Pazlenzn, Mrs._Everett _ Carl­ Mrs, Harold Thorson, treasur­ Oeorgo Oallos, Plsoataway, ■ . political acumep by covering ary-b projects Is Vanity-Fair Clothing Shop,-maintained..by tho iOi-DebMe—D e llr- Kathy—Ma* son, Mrs. william Miller,-Mrs. er______: ______Also Mr. and- Mrs.— Joseph, most of the important confer­ auxiliary for patients of Marlboro Hospital. Shown above are, help her. By-1870 with h e r. graw,. Nancy . Bedle. Qwon Qallos, Nixon: -M rsr M a r 1 o (left to right): Auxiliary member Mrs. Roy VanPelt, Matawan; health falling, the business Dr.ntel Mnnclnl, Mrs, Charles T|ie program, under the lead­ Farley, Mr. and Mrs, Loo Far­ ences within India as well as nurse Marlon Laursen, Rumson;—auxiliary member Mrs. Wil­ was sold to Oeorge Whitney; Harris, Phyllis Hardte, Peg­ Ruff, Mrs. Harry Munson, ership of vice president, Mrs. the Asian Conference In Indo­ liam Post, Keyport, and Chairman Mrs. Marshall Longstreet, gy Harris, Ellen-Miller -and Mrs, Homer Oqrlufsen, Mrs. J. Earl Smith ■ was "Christian Ac­ ley, Mr, and Mrs, Vincent Par­ nesia. He then became news Matawan, selecting clothing for hospital patients not well enough The first known comic ValenJ Putricia Stephenson. T. Ledermnn, Mrs. R ol l In ley, sr., Sayrcvlllo; Judy jtnd editor of the "National Ca 11” to go to tbe Vanity Fnlr Shop. „ tines were printed by Turner tion on tho March.” ■ " . -■ Jackie Olock, Spotswood; Mr. and weht to Ceylon as corres­ and Fisher In 1840. During the candlelight serv­ Richards, Mrs, K. R. Hender­ "The O r 1 g 1 n of Christian and Mrs. Andrew Soboleskl pondent for that paper. Displays Old Valentines ice, the following officers wore* son, Mrs. Henry Ellis, Mrs. Social Action" wns presented jyid daughter, carol,, south . Later, he wa3 assigned to Mrs. Quelch displayed many installed In the Janie Juniors:; Robert Malkirius, Mrs. Daniel by Mrs, Howard Henderson, River, arid Mr. and - Mrs.' coverTthe United Nations -at old Valentines, one Was hand Grade'Morizio, president; Can­ Henney. , : World Fellowship Commit­ Oeorgo Oallos, and Robert Lake Success. He reported on tooled cut with a madonna cen­ dace Lockwood, vice presi­ Also Mrs. K . H. T h o r s e n, tee;’-' M rs,' Marshall Long- Schuler, Union, — - — " UN.proceedings for two years ter,"dated In the year' 1784, dent; Darlene Bedle, secrsnr* Mrs, S. H. Hopkins. Mrs. Jo­ VI r e o t, "Objectives of Lad­ before becoming a press offl- and given to .her by the late ry; 8ally Macuga, treasurer; seph Dietrich, Mrs. pharlos les Aid Before Joining W.S.- Susan Carlson, worship chair­ Merrill, Mrs. J, P. Olrnstend, O.S,Mrs. -Thorson. "Chris-, Linda W llkini -Elected cer'at thatjnternatlpnal organ­ Arthur Volght, Ocean QroVC.. man ^ and Lynn Wolvorton,- Mrs. Wllllnm Hutcheson, Mrs. tlan Citizenship Program," and ?. l?ailpnt‘,A tiibse observer of the. Mr.'knd Mrs. Arthur Hair at­ . Following JS/trs. '~^uelchrs a ward sch a ir m ap.. ; ■, J. P. Cooper, III. .Mshfc-Wtttter Scout Troop 117 ;Head UN he had tne'opportunity to “ Capt; S.-Frank Mason,; 'm . talk, Mrs. Peter A . Rtadp pres­ M rs. Qdtrrge K,,JtieVC»,: "chvta, acquire a great deal of inside tended a cocktail . party In Margarita. Canal Zone, visited ident, conducted tho business Installed in tho $weun*Ager& Marshall Beeman,’Mrs, Wil­ tlft«’'86llihhnclatlons!,^’> :f '','airisooiit’,nioap"tlV;';^ information on international celebration of the 25th wedding his mother, Mrs, Kathryh Ma- meeting. Mrs. Floyd T. Tay­ were'Hois Tuttle, president; liam.; Hospador, M rs.' J 6 tin Family , night will bo hold wan, hold Its mooting ’ruosday relations and many world prob­ anniversary of Mr. and lor. Columbus, Ohio, a foriri- Barbara Schaeffer, vice presi­ Sunday nt S:30 p.m. morning at tlm parish hair of lems. r \ Mrs. Bon, for several days——. dent; Sharon Thorsen, seore- Flood, Mrs. Qeorge HaUai'ln. A olnm chowder snlo a nd. .Trinity Episcopal C h n r o It, _ Robert A.. Lederer,'Toms Riv­ Mrs.'Oeorge Allen, Fairfield, er Matawan resident and past tary; Sharon Tuttio, treasur­ Mrs; John Muller, Mrs. J. F. lunohetm wlll ho hold Friday,"' Matawan, Elootlon of offlcera ^^.Ue_has. keen engrossed with er, ’ ’ ‘ " ' Connr.-iiajuwturned.home aft­ president of the.club, read the Bennor, Mrs. R, F, Oetshell Feb. 21, at 11:30 a.m, ' club collect...... er;., Carol ..J,.-Rarrett,--awards IW r Stanley' “Bnrtratti; a nd wa« hold, nnd tho._Jollowlng,.. Mr. and Mrs. John Matida, er spending several days with chairman, and Florence Man- Mrs. Harold Doltz. Hospitnllty coinmittoo iilolud- named: Liridn Wilkins,. pronl- Perth Amboy, Were Saturday Mr, and Mrs, Edwin H. Dom­ Contributions to projects of vllle, worship chairman, , ed Mrs, Leroy Smith, ohnlr- dent; .Lillian llaoklns, y 1 o a guests of Mr. and Mrs. James the New Jersey State Feder­ ; G.F.8. Week,. marklng^Mhe man; Mrs, Leslie Lines, Mrs president; Jane MoOrnw, too- A. Parley and daughter, Debra inick. v - - ; - ' . ation of Womon’s Clubs, were 80th anniversary of the Inter­ Public Health Nurie Longstreet, and Mrs, Rno Tay­ retary, and Dotty Ann Donln- Ann. ■ Mr, and Mrs.; Robert Bentley made as follows: Vineland Re­ national Qirls' Organization, lor. - Miss cell Ksstnk, Old Bridge; entertained at luncheon Satur­ search Fund, $25; Allaire Re­ Makes January Report The troop Is planning n Val­ Christian Heuser returned storation, $10; Margaret Yard- was celebrated from Jan. 28 Notloe — Sunday to the University of day In celebration of the fifth ley Fellowship, $ ; Home ECO- through Fob. 2. The G.F.S Is . Tlie Matawan Publio Health entino’s Day party on Fob. 14, Virginia. Charlottesville,. ;_Va,, birthday of their son. Robert. 1 America's oldest-national- or-, Association hold Its - regular The Year's Hit "Sayonara," Loaders aro Mrs, V. A, "Ellison nom'.cs Scholarship, $1; Pen­ ganlzatlon for—girls-,-—and—is Keyport Strand Theatre, Fob and Mrs. Wllllnm MoDonnld, after spending his mid-semes-; Jr. Quests were Ray Schmel- ny Art Fund, $2; Federation sponsored in the United States meeting Tuesday evening ln-tlie= runry 'lHth thru the lffllh 'F z. M rs. A, Bdrilnsegna, troop com -' ter vacation with his parents, lng, Crawford's Corn e r; Scholarship, $1; Pan-Ameri­ health center, Mra. Oraoe De- wjlna—adv (I • _ Mr. and Mrs. C. Randolph can Exchange Scholarship,$2; by the Episoopal Church. It Is Shaw, publio ■ hoalth n u r b o, mlttoo mombor, asilits. Heuser. • Charles Pike, Joan and Barry Meta Thorne Waters Music open to girls from the ages of read the January report. A to­ Mrs. Joseph Baler entertain­ Ward and Peter Bentley. Scholarship, $1; Grcenbrook seven through 21, of all raoes tal of 114 home and office vis­ ed at dessert bridge Thursday Jac A, Cushman returned Sanctuary in Palisades State and creeds...... its were made In Matawan afternoon. Prize winners were home Thursday from a busi­ Park, $1. A donation1 of $10 Tlie a.F.Si has branches in Township, and 72 In the;-bor­ Mrs. Leroy Slckels, Mrs. ness trip to Las J^gas.Nev, was given to the March of 25 countries throughout th e ough. Six Balk yacolne shots, Lincoln's Estate t James O. Nell and Mrs; Paul Dimes drive. - — - - world,.-offering-a~program...-of flve.s®allnoic.vaoeIhiitlons_#iMt. Egan. Other guests were Mrs. Mrs. Floyd T. Taylor, Colum­ study, recreation, worship and one toxoid ahot wereradmlnls- ASOKA K. DUTT William C. Ludi; Mrs. Frede­ bus, Ohio, formerly of M a t a- Miss Mary Ann Stamos sang community Bervlce. It is tlie lered. rick K. Dederlck. Mrs. J. Ray­ wan, was a guest for a week several selections, acdompan.- greatest hope of the, organiza­ Mrs. Lillian Wldman. social Che Notion, ...<4.*>' VA- . thede1 family night' prdgrnnls ': Maple PI.,1 Keyport ful," a. conservation kit n n d1 parent - /Teacher/ Assoclatlon who fly faster than the speed On Monmontb Street-Opposite Carlton Theatre Fourth Graders will Include missionary educa­ Rev. Frederick Boos Pastor at 9 p.m. tonight In the school of sotind. He is an instructor tion features. This month the program helper was distributed cafeteria. . . .. ■ pilot responsible for the pro- " Red Bank ' •.•;•••• • informative flliqstrip, "Christ’s There aro, two ,sqri(ldrt"bB1 to all' unit'-igadpra, by , E a r j; Plan Bake Sale Sunday; Matins at'8:3(f a.m/ .Peterson,., i - ~ ■/./Plana will, be ,made I for the fJcJency and standards of pilots /-Shadyside 7-4545 —- 1-6000, , m mit Work In Japan,I’ will be used. and the regular service at 11- It was hnnounccd the Junior’ bazaar onh May 21,b22 and- 23 who fly the distinguished per. The fourth grade class of the Prayer jneetlng Is held in the o’clock, Sunday School begins leader.training course will bIS sponsored by the P-TA, sonnel in the Washington area,: Whited Brown School. Cheesc- church every Wednesday night at 9:45 a m, - held at the Keansburg Gram­ qunker' will hold a bake sale, at 7:30 o’clock. During the len­ mar School Feb, 22-from 0 a.in Friday, Feb. 14 from 3 to 8 ten season-tjie pastor will dis­ 8t M ary's Eplsuopa) Church to 4:30 p.m, . . . p.m. In the Cheesequake Fire cuss- some of the beliefs of ■ East Front, St., Keyporl House. The purpose of -tilts Methodists. Tho official board Rev Henry., A Male Rector sale Is to raise funds for a bus will meet at 8 o’clock. Afternoon Guild will’ meet at Norma Cullen Honored rldo to New York. All fourth First Cbiirob of Christ, 3 p.m/ today: Scout Troop 64, At Sweet Sixteen Party -grade mothers are donating Scientist 7 p.m. this everting. Cakes for the sale. Working on Junior Young Churchmen’s Saturday night, , Miss Norma the committee are Mrs. Frank 84 Broad St.,-Keyport meeting will be held at 7:30 Cullen,, daughter-of-Mr. an dl Pitcher, Mrs. Carl Miller, Mrs. Sunday service 11 a m,—Wed­ p.m. Friday. ' —-­ Mrs. CIlffotd-Hlldebrandt, 509 Raymond Rynn and Mrs. Wll- nesday’: testimonial meeting 8 Saturday, the Junior cliolr N o r t h--Concourse',- Cllffwood, Ham Fritz. p.m. Reading room open Wed­ will rehearse at 11 a.m. was the guest of honor at a i nesday 2 to 4 p.m. Holy Communion at Cheese­ sweet sixteen birthday party.’ The Whited Brown Pnrent- Today’s need for proofs rath­ quake Is at 8 a.m. Sunday; Decorations followed the Va!-' Teacher Association held Its er than professions of dlvlno church school and family serv­ entine'3 Day theme. Dancing - monthly meeting recently In power will be emphasized at ice In Keyport, 9:30 a.m.; Chor­ and games were enjoyed, fol­ the Browntown School. Guest Christian Science services Sun­ al Eucharist and sermon, U lowed by a buffet suppor. 11 speaker wns Maurice C. Blan day In the lesson-sermon en­ a.m.; Senior Young Church­ Guests were Pat Alexander.-': ken, assistant professor at titled "Spirit." men meet at 7:30 p.m.; Acoly­ Ann Emon, Janice M a b b 11, Glassboro Teachers College. Selections to be read from tes meeting, 7 p.m. Cheese­ Dorothy Smith, Bernadette Mc­ A bus trip to a theatre Is be­ the Bible Include the following quake, evening prayer, 7 p.m. Grath, Marlon Logan, Joann' ing planned for May. The promise of Christ Jesus (John A vestry meeting will be held Dellhro, Madeline Shave, Pat chairman of tbe penny sale 14:121; "Verily, verily, I say Monday at 8 p.m. ' B o y 1 a n, Joyce McMahon, wbloh will be held In the Whit­ unto you, He thnt belleveth on Tuesday, nt 3:30 p.m., the Vickie Pdrklns, Barbara Hllde-j All Women's Men's ed Brown School Apr. 28 is me, the works that I do shall Junior Girls’ Friendly Society hrandt, Billy Mabblt, George Mrs, Edna Herzog. . he do also; and greater works will meet. 8have, Cllffwood. Mr/ and Mrs. Everett Fen than these shall he do; be- Holy Communion Wednesday A Iso June Miller, Jimmy At­ wlck. Gordon Rd., Cheese­ causo I go unto my Father." Is at 9 a.m.: senior choir re­ kins, Keyport; Billy Eastmond, quake, are pn a month's va­ From "Science nnd Health hearsal. 8 p.m.; Alcoholics Buddy Coates, Port Monmouth; cation In Florida. with Key to the Scriptures" by Anonymous, 0 p.m. Margaret Cusanelll, Barbara HEELSReg. $5.95 S3’M to 7.95 ” Tyroleans ■ - Reg. tin115.95 o* S11M ' Miss 'Elaine Fritz, Cottrell Mary Baker Eddy the follow­ Fans, Donald Beldonza, Martin Rd., Cheesequake, celebrated ing will be read (233:1): Cllffwood Community "Every day makes Its de­ Wltkosky. Jack Hahn,. Je r r y , ■ Girls' her 10th birthday last week at mands- upon us for hlgbor Methodist Chnrob Becker, Billy McCann, Mata? Men's a family birthday party. Rev. Dean Jeanblanc,- Pastor wan, and Barbara Bennett, As­ Overnight guests were Mrs. proofs rather than professions At the 9 a.m. Sunday wor­ bury Park. John Halleck and children, of Christian power. These ship service, the pastor’s ser­ Plymouth Kearny. proofs consist solely In tho de­ mon topic will be "The For­ FL&addles $ 9 9 9 7 ^ 9 9 _ Mr/ and“Mrs. Amos Burlcw, struction of-sin, sickness,- and giveness of Sins.” Sunday Junior/ Woman's Club to Cottrell Rd., Cheesequake, death by the power of Spirit, School moots at 11 a.m;— 4 ! SHOES have received word of the pro­ os Jesus destroyed-them. This Methodist Youth' Fellowship Hears Bell Speaker LOAFERS fc ; ...... Reg. $11.95 motion of their son, Bernard, la. an element of progress, and meeting Is held Monday at 6:30 Tlie regular progrnm meet­ to Specialist Third Class, He progress Is tho law of God, p.m. In the church. Tlio Wom­ ing of the Matawan Junior All Children's Is stationed In Hcidclburg, Ger­ whose law demands of us only en’s Society of Christian Serv­ Woman s Club was held Jan. Men's many, with the U.S. Army. what wo can certainly fulfil." ice will meet at tho homo of In the Eagle Hose Fire Housed28 The Browntown 4-H Club's Keyport Reformed Church Mrs. Matthews, at 8 p.m. Keyport. Guest speaker, Mrs. firit-year-cooking -class— inot ——Warren-SI,r-Keyper»------Wednesday evening prayer Bradford Jahnes, public rela- Pollparrot «egg for tho third time at tho home Rev. Roderick N. DeYoung meeting is field ,it O "p:m/ /nf:- llohSTsuiiefVISSr for lhb~‘"New $099 Sundial Shoes $ 0 9 9 of Mrs. B.C. Maccla, Route ' Pastor ’ ginning Feb. 19, Ash Wednes­ Jersey Bell Telephone Co., was 18, Cedar Grove. Class mern- Confirmation class will be day, nnd cnch Wednesday eve introduced by Mi's. Alfred Ap­ SHOES ’ '-White Buck _ bers havo learned-to-make-co- held'"Saturday nt 11 a.m. Jn nlng through Apr/ 3, the plegate, In tho abscnco of tho coa, French toast, baked ap­ the church parsonage. . . church will unlto with the Bay­ Program chalrmSih, Miss Carol ples and how to prepare grape­ Sunday School is hcifpnt vlew Presbyterian Church, for Delbasco. ■ Children's lie n 's fruit, under the • direction of 9:30 a.m. under the supervl- a speclalTlm'vico of prayer and Mrs, Jahqes gave an inform­ Junior leader Marla MaCcla. siori of Garrett Post and War­ Bible study. ative talk on "Music Through ren Bernhardt, A ‘nursery Is tho Ages," Illustrating with re­ Tap or Ballet To Mark Founder's Day held at 10:30 a.m. for children cordings. how musio sounded 99 whoso pnrcnls desire'to attend Browntowners Attend years ago, up to the present At [jebruary Meeting tho 10:45 a.m. morning wor- Baptism Of Grandchild . day. She also had colored slides SLIPPERS SHOE LOK sklp-scrvlco—Junior Y. o u t h $ show various types of Instru- The executive - committee of Fbllbwshlp meets nt 6:45 p.m: r -Mr; :and ;Mrsr-Harry— Olsen.- ments.played Ox the .Telephone the Morganvllle Parcnt-Tcach- In Uio cliufch house to attend sr.; nnd son, Martin, and' Mr. Orchestra. A recording repre­ er Association held Its meot- n fellowship meeting In the nnd Mrs. Ernest Rose and son, sented each Instrument. tag Friday, In tho Morganvllle Matawan Prcsbyterlnn ■ Lec­ Weston, Browntown, attended The following members at­ School, Mrs, Frank Cullens, ture Room; the christening of their grand­ tended the cancer meeting JrK president, conducted t h o Tho Martha and Mnry Cir­ child, Nancy Jean Olsen, Thursday: Miss Lorraine Wise, iheetfng. The February mem­ cle will moot Wednesday at 7 daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Mrs. Herbert Davls, Mrs. Wal­ . bershlp meeting will be hold p.m. In the church house to at­ Harry Olsen, Jr. P'e rtli Am­ ter Scott, Mrs. Lester Stoney, Monday evening. In tho Mor* tend a1 service at the Semin­ boy, Sunday, Jan. 28, 1058, Mrs. John Kerwlcr nnd Miss ganville School, when the pro- ary. New Brunswick. Sanctu­ In the Gethsemano Lutheran Elaine Cherry. ' . "TgrdnrwlllTfenl-with-Foundor-’s ary clioirl-elicarsnllshcldat Church. Keyport. The Rev. Hostesses for the program Day. v . - - 8:15 p.m. in the church. Frederick Boos, pastor, offlcl7 meetlrig'wern- Mrs;wllliriiir :: Attending were Mrs, carl nted. Sponsors wore Mrs. Wright and Mrs. John Sutliff. Blnger, Mrs, Thomas ICocov- St. loscnli'a Church Tryvc Aase, Point Pleasant, The next regular meeting will Sky, Mrs./ William Barker, Maplo IT., Keyport ' and James Ladd, Doans. A din­ bo held Tuesday, ,v M rfi$Edw ar$jRl ' ijMX ;S*I; Rov. Cornollus J j Kano, -Poster. ner wns held following -.tho Bugeco.'-Lanzotol______^ ,^ ..T,, Mi»,bEubo’ne] 'Massed* will bo held Sunday event. . . •• . •' ' . 7' '• ; "Help Wanted" nos tn thlr mormng at 7, 8, 0, .10 and 11, . -Mr. and Mrs, Olsen. Jr„. arc papor ten ybji, (ibouv tho: kotodi 137 MAIN ST., MATAWAN •MiciditobertKiiMnieTtiw«“!!'"-•>*.:• • o’clock.1 ------; ...... *...... r former Browntown residents. • obs open • Boy Scout Week Boy Scouts, on 48th Birthday, County Residents 1 th e , Begins Tomorrow Begin National Safety Good Turn Too Busy To Vote The 4,700,000 boys and lead­ j. Ruasell Woolley. West MATAWAN JOURNAL j ers of the Boy Scouts of Amer­ Long Branch, Monmouth Coun­ ica will launch a year-long Na- ty Republican Chairman, told Feb. 6, 1958 PagY Sevea tjonal Safety Oood Turn during members of the Affiliated Re­ Boy Scout Week, which begins publican Club' of ,- Monmouth tomorrow and runs to Feb. 13. County that 39,636 persona In $285,276 Donated In The Scouts’ national service the county did not vote In the New Jersey For Cancer project was suggested by Pres. last general election, Mr. Wool­ Dwight D. Blsenhower, honor­ ley was guest speaker at a New Jersey, residents In, the ary president of the Boy regular meeting of the organl- April Crusade of 1057, contrib­ SAVING Scouts. ' zatloa_held recently at O ur uted $265,276 toward the re­ m a White Bouse message. House Tavern, Adelphla, search progTam of tho Ameri­ GRANDWAY Pres. Eisenhower told the The county chairman a Is o can Cancer Society, according? M M HuuKeaM f ...... j______' Scouts: "In our land each In­ pointed out several other inter­ to the New Jersey Division of 'CENTER d 1 v 1 d u a, 1 ls of Inestimable esting statistics concerning the the Society. Of the total of $1,­ worth, yet in no other land do election. Mr.. Woolley said, that 141,105 given in the annual so­ accidents cause a more ter- of the 99,690 persons who went licitation, $456,442 has been sent ■ rlble loss of human life and to the polls, 4007 did not vote to the national society, repre­ limb, .This fact cannot-be pass- for a governor; 6360 tailed tq senting 40 per cent of the mon­ lvely accepted. We must seek vote for an assemblyman, and ies collected, new ways to save, the basic re­ 7420 did not vote' for a free­ Twenty-five per cent of this sources of our nation—Its peo­ holder. . amount Is Allocated to re­ ple. • . The. county chairman listed search; 12 per cent for profes­ ‘'Encouraged by the splendid the communities In which over sional and lay education; serv­ . .results ; of your ‘Conservation 1000 persons failed to exercise ice to cancer patients; statisti­ Good Turn’ four-years-ago, T cal research, administration - how urge you to adopt safety their franchise. and fund raising and thrco per — as—your- 'service project lor Strength In Municipalities cerit for medical grants and fel­ 19S8. Through the concerted ac- Mr, W o o 11 o y said t h e lowships. The balance of 60 tlon of your members, and In strength of the county Repub­ per cent remains In New Jer­ co-operation with other organl- lican organization "lies in the sey and is used by the county zatlons, you can alert the pub- municipal preol'nots." He chapters to carry on programs Uc to the urgent need for re­ stressed the necessity of. con­ or service and education. FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY ducing the tragic toll of acci­ tinuous work if the party Is to Tho search for a cause of dents. This is an opportunity hold Its position In Monmouth cancer ls being pushed by some for service to your country In County. ''i 1000 top-flight scientists work- — the-hlghestr-tradltlonof-the-Boy T h e organization elected lng_ln--123—hospltaUr-unlverst — Scouts of America.”— ------Howard J. .Preston, Frecnold- ties/and laboratories Including The Scouts’ National Safety mArnmsm ms Matawan :Rd.; Marlboro, to Rutgers, Princeton and Seton ■ Good Turn Is being co-ordinat­ succeed John A. Bahrs, High­ Hall Universities. This‘y o aix ed nationally and locally with lands, as president for a two- New Jersey residents will be Other safety programs a n d BH SHOTS (FMHIUCA year term, asked to contribute $1,200,000 in "SUM JIMS"-THE FASHION campaigns. National safety or­ Other officers elected wore a crusade which will open Apr. ganizations have advised and Albert Woolley, Long Branch, 1 and continue through the assisted. Scout leaders In devel­ OFFICIAL BOX SCOUT WEEK FOSTER first vice president; Mayor month in all the counties of the FAVORITE FOR SPRING '58 oping plans nnrf projects. James J. Gravany, Keansburg. state. ‘ During March, April, and second vice president; Council­ WEAR NOW UNDER YOUR COAT AND RIGHT THRU SPRING ' May, the projects will Involve Rutgers University To Expectant Mothers' man Francis R. Hurley, Spring traffic safety. ‘ Outdoor safety Give Gardeners Course Classes Begin Feb. 13 Lake, third ~ vice president; MISSES’ MARVEL SHEEN — projects-wlll keep Scouts busy John J, Mlraglla, Freehold, In June, July, and August, Rutgers ... University , ... ______has aime Classes for ^ expectant moth- secretary, and Irving Bennett; CREASE RESISTANTMATCH MATES.. _ ' ' 2MS era. W a ll Tamshtp,. .tjMwvixqt, In September, October, . and era who have baby-sitting prob­ Memorial..Hospital, Thursday, They will also -serve "two-yoar November...... " lems. The State University of­ Feb. 13, at 3 p.m., under the term s.. ______, DID MOT In October, the Boy Scouts fers a' family registration plan direction of Mrs; Harry B. Nfel- Mr. Bahrs was presented meow will distribute to approximate­ permitting attendance by son, R.N., supervisor of the ORIGINATE elther.husband or wife at class- maternity department, T h e with a watch in recognition of ly • 35,000,000 homes, a * civil ■ de­ qs of lts.bome gardening course classes will be one-and-ene-. hla-servioes to the- organiza­ fense; booklet on family— pre­ In Shrewsbury Borough School, half hours long and will be.con­ tio n ; — .....- paredness for emergencies. beginning Feb. 25. The coilrse ducted In a six-week series, will be offered six Wednesday and are being offered by the Six County Mother* SKIRTS — FERAL PUSHERS .. . Wins First Prize evenings from 8 to 10 p.m. In hospital without charge. " • Sought Adoption Aid the school, Obre Fl„ Just off In outlining the p r o g r a m, Henry T. Gullck, Middle1 E.oad St., between Shrewsbury, Mrs. Nelson explained that A sharp Increase In applica­ REGULAR $3.98 town, was awarded first prize and Bed Bank. emphasis will be "on how to ac­ tions for udoptlve assistance of $100 as winner of the Mon-, Because enrollment will be tually enjoy pregnancy and to and In. adoptive placements moutb Arts Foundation's first limited to .130 persons. It ls be prepared for the coming, of was'noted last year by the —^mnual-.Winter-.Art:;Show,” _an recoihmended thst persons -In­ Children’s Home - Soclety ~of exhibition of painting, and terested In taking the. course the neW" Infant physically “ and , Somo people want a large sculpture by shore artists. The emotionally. • New Jersey, Trenton, the oar, olhers a small ear — -and ! first prize -was given by register in advance with M. A. There will be,tours of the state's oldest child-care and they want to pay various Youth’s : Friends Association, Clark, Monmouth County Agri­ departniept so that the moth­ Adoption agencjr—R o b e r t A. prices, too. In our line-up is 'Inc. ■ - . cultural Agent, 20 Court St., ers will know in advance what Smith, sooiety president, - an­ a ear lo please everyone! Stop Freehold-. If the quota is, not nounced today, ‘ in and tell us your requirements tilled In advance, registration to expect during their hospital­ In a good car — we have Itt.... f. Receive Awards will be taken at , p.m. on 'Feb. ization, They will be shown the Six Monmouth' County moth­ 26. 7 :— delivery rooms, the nursery ers sought the society’s assist­ J Area residents receiving em- County Agent Clark says suc­ for full-term Infants, and the ance in placing their children 1957 Bulek, Century, . 3 . door SAVE 416 ^ployee service button awards cessful bome gardening calls premature nursery where a ll lor adoption last year. There hard top, fully equipped. • 9lx*alOtol8 v ' from the National Lead Com­ for techniques of growing of the equipment and facilities were only two such cases orig­ 1953 Bulek Special, 4 door hard will be explained. In addition, inating from Monmouth County top, radio, heater, power * Marcarized cotton pany. Titanium Division, South plants, plus using some funda- they Wiu be. shown, the nowly- during,i960, .* Grant* raslitant Amboy. were Boland drover, mentals-df llne.'nddrddslfen id steering, dynafloW, . , ■ Ihrlnkaga control-color Iasi ^Laurence Harbor- .John .Wil­ den . arrangement. Both remodeled and equipped for­ ■ Mr; Bm ltlrt report on the'12- 1656 ;Studo4'Ker;,!aivfiati't;,''a liams, Union BWdh) fEarM fees will* 'hfe considered. mula' room where more than month serylce activities of-the door, hard top, fully equlp- • 2 pocket., (Ipper 11/ . (Bowse, West Keansburg, 10­ this community course. Topics14 700 Ijotlies are prepared each society i revealed that 207 New cd, , “ -f— ----- • Wab belt with bra.a bucUe^.f; '. ypars; and Chester Geant, Include the outdoor living room day. The expeotant mothers Jersey mothers'sought the so­ '66iilo.'8pdrtsnJan,hard .. i. , —-Olympic amblemi ’on belt loops — Keansburg, live years... . will be given a preview of how ciety’s assistance in placing top, fully equipped. . • Navy, red, white and garden structures, select­ to care for the baby for the thalr children for adoption dur­ ;1965 Hudson, 4 door sedan, ing garden plants, pest con- good of the baby, without drud­ ing 1957. ,Thore.were 175 .such fully equipped. ‘ ,c, , The New Jii&sl State He-' ttrol, lawn care1.';annual and gery for the mother. ;• . 1055 Bulek, Century,""Kstate partment of Health processed perennial flowers, foundation eases, handled by the society wagon, fully equipped more than 222,000 vital events plantings and care and man­ during the previous year. with power steering. JAMAICA SHORTS records—births, deaths, and agement of evergreens, shrubs, Grand Union Announces 1955 Bulek, Super, 2 door hard marriages—In 1950. and shade trees. Sale Increase ,18.2% State Road, Bridge top, fully equipped. SAVE Grants Are Disclosed 1965 Ford, 2 door Falriene, Estate Pjanners Name . Sales of The Grand U n 1 qn club eedan. radio, heater, 32« Company' for the four-week fordomatlo, white wall •Sizes£6*2.87 10 to 18 ..... ••I.e . 10 to IS. White only Quarterly ^distribution of $2,­ Officers- For New Year period ended Jan.' 25, totaled 268.750 to 21 counties to aid in tires. ., • Create reslitant ------'Mercerized cotton 1954 Bulek, Special, 2 door se- • Olympic emblems on belt loops • Shrinkage control-crease roslitant Preg. Thomas J. Smith pre­ $34,667,349, It was announced financing-road and brldgo pro­ dan,"dynaflow, radio, heat­ sided at a meeting of the Es­ yesterday by Lansing- F, jects has been approved by the er, white wall tires. • Navy, n il, white • Pocket with Olympic emblem tate Planning Council of Cen­ Shield, president of the East­ State Highway Department. 1954 Bulok Super, 4 door se­ tral Hew Jersey held at the ern food chain. This represents, The allotment represents a dan, dynallow, radio, heat­ Shadowbrook Inc, Shrews­ an Increase of 18.2 per cent quarterly payment of an an­ er, white wall tires. NEW-SMARTLY STYLED CO-ORDINATES FOR THE YQUNQ SET bury, recently. Robert Benja­ over sales of $29,317,479 In tbe nual appropriation from motor 1954 Bulek, Rosdmaster, 4 CIBLS’ CO-OIIDIMATED ^LCIKLS’ sm a r tly sty led min, assistant trust officer, comparable period of 1957, vehicle receipts. door, fully equipped with- Guaranty Trust Company, New Grand Union sales for the 47 Monmouth County ls allocat­ power. The Following York, discussed the subject weeks of the company’s cur­ ed $117,665 and. Middlesex 1954 Chevrolet, 2 door hard top, - Merchants ; "Discretionary Powers of Dis­ rent fiscal year which ended County will receive $110,245 urn Belalr, two tone, fully BLOUSE AND 2 PIECE In -Koyport' tribution Exercised by Trust­ Jan. 25, were $384,757,100, an der the state aid plan. The equipped. . Give S A H Green Stamps ees/* which was followed by a increase of 14.2 per cent over grant ls made cn the basis of 1954 Bulok, Speolal, 2 door, questlon-ond-answar period. A sales of $330,059,133 In the cor­ area, road mileage and popu­ hard tap, fully equlppod. SKIRT SETS DRESS SET short business meeting was responding period a year ago. lation. 1953 Bulok, 2 door sodan. beat­ Bayshore Stationers held and officers were elected er, a clean car, for the coming year. < 1953 Dodge Coronet, 2 door se­ Reg. SO 7 7 SAVE Res. $ 0 7 7 SAVE Conklins Men's.... George F. Balrto, Jr., t r u b t dan, Oyromatlo Si heater. officer of The Monmouth Coun­ 1953 Bulek, 2 door, Super, hard $4.69 O m l I 82o S3.29 Z ..I I 62. & Boys' Shop ty National Bank. Red Bank, Planning A Vacation ? top, fully oqulppod will) 'Sizes 7-14. Drip dry Fabrics ' Size. 3-6X, Imboz.ed cottons was re-elected secretary and by wire wheels, ___ * Full or slim sklrti. Imbo.iod cottons ' Tailored or Peter Pan collar* Keyport Hardware Co. treasurer. George” L. Blelitz, * 1953 Chrysler, Windsor, 4 door '•Drip dry cotton...... president of The Monmouth sedan, fully equipped. * Print or solid combinations County National Bank, repre­ Steamship Or Plane 1953 Ford, 2 door, custoniilno, •Pc.tol end bright .hade. 'Pattols nnd bright shados Schanck, Inc. senting bankers/was elected to V8, fully equipped. :...... Fuel OU the - executive committee to Prompt Reservations BOYS’ SA1NFOKIZKI) INFANTS’ CO-OHDINATED serve for a onc-ycar period. Straub Texaco BROWN TRAVEL BUREAU NO MONEY DOWN ■ Notice Day Calls: Valley 6-4141 7 Broadway, Keyport 1653 Nash, Club Coupe, fujly DACRON COTTON Service Center Keyport Strand Theatre, Feb­ 214 Smith fit. Night Calls: equipped, BOXERLONGIE I ’ H’way 35 ruary 12th thru the 18th, Mar­ Pertb Amboy Keyport 7-5031 1853 Chevrolet, Belalr, sport WITH MATCHING lon Brando in “Sayonara " coupe, radio and heater, ■v - ...two tone. , ;. ■ TOPPER SETS 1962 Ford, Custom, 4 door so­ " dan, fully equipped. POLO SHIRT 1052 Dodge "door, hard top, fully equipped.2 SAVE BUSINESSMEN'S 1651 DoSoto, Club Coupo, radio, SAVE heater, 6 cylinder, 81s $2.29 65o & S1.64 1950 Olds 89, 4 door sedan, ra- LUNCH die, neater and bydro- $1.64 • Slcei-Medlum and large-Drlp dry mntle, 1 * Size, a to B . , fabrics ' . 1950 Bulek, Super, Station * Full cut-woll mado. Co'.'ordlnatod 'Lace and embroidery trims i * 1 .2 5 ... Wagon, radio, healer, strlpod ibort slsevod palo shirt wllh 'Tailored and drosiy ttylos . dynaflow. crew nock ...... • Dacron-colton blend, and polished 1949 Bulek, Super, convertible, EATING OUT IS FUN dynaflow, . * Combinations of black, navy or brown cottons. : EAST IlltUNSWICK — N, J. STATE HIGHWAY 18 LINCOLN IHU NOT at OKIUINATK "OF TIIK PEOPLE, FOR THE PEOPLE Ye Cottage Inn Cleon of Athens, who lived OPEN EVERY DAY 9:30- - 9« about 400 B.C., expressed the same Idea. In an addre.s on IXCIPT FRIDAY 9i30 A,M. to 10 PJM. Price Include* eholca of soon May 29, 1850, Theodore I ’arher or juice, entree, potatoes^ ■aid — “ A government of all Koansburg-Stato Highway 34 vegetable, salad. tho people; by all the people, TUfJBIDAY . for all the people.’' — 1. "Pop­ • OPEN 'TIL 9 P.M. a&ut L*g -rCo7»rtf pert-jyCabb»te- " ular Question. Answered" — w/ Mashed Fotatof* *. */ Oetled Potato - ■ flea. W „ Htlwcsea. 2, "Itandy Creamed Chicken Binned Green Pepper* Hook of Lllersry Curiosities”— w/ Fresh Mushroom* W, H.' WaHh. MONDAY thru THURSDAY Potted Perk Cbopl ' FRID AY llomemad* God Plib Cakes Frl. 'til 10 P.M.-Sat. 'til 6 P.M. WEDNESDAY w) BpjffaeUJ h T om . le . Ballroom For Teen-Age and Adults Chopped Blrlola tleafc Fried i'llet pi II ad dot Is Veal Coties Parmlclna CMtk«» U v ti flint* Chicken IJver Santa «r/ Preah Muthrrwrni Call KEyport 7-1529 «/ Fresh Mashreoma Fresh Mushroom Omrlrf BE WISE.. . ECONOMIZE... Save Trlple-S Blua Stamps MOTORS. ^ -Flf»te_ri*coYoorKa«ervat!oniEarlj /rofttHCX. t'L /tl t U JOAN IRENES v'Vff tttf tLAvfj/tj/:/ Aira / / ron hvf.U^q ftAijV” \ , SCHOOL OF DANCING Desserf and Coffee it Prompt Service 335 Maple Flace, Kerporl — Opp. St. Joseph's Church „( HiOl\ Kd,A'ry/«»f 7 4000 Plan Fund Drive For Boy Scouts Fiction Writer Is Need Clerks, Carden Freehold Adult “Alert” Operation Clerk aad carrier posi­ (continued irom fourth col.) tions will be filled *t Uie with’ the scouts in the church i'fi.!& ’‘? ' ,v' ‘ 'ii Book Fair Speaker Haslet Post Office under an School To Start MATAfaypUBNAL Lester delRey, writer of both examination announced to­ Thirty-two courses of In­ auditorium enrouto. * ;. V day by the New York Of­ Lt. Roger Blair, ol the Madi­ rase Eight Feb. 8, 1958 children's and adult’s books fice of the .U.S. CivU Serv­ struction will be rffered during son Township Police Depart­ and magazine articles on sci­ ice Commission. Tbe start­ the spring term of the Free­ ment. explained the use and ence fiction, was the speaker ler pay Is $1.82 an hour. - hold Regional Adult B e h o o 1. Cubs To Visit GM Monday evening at the first an­ There U no experience re­ sponsored by the Freehold Re­ permitted the boys to use the nual book fair, held In the Cen­ quirement but a written test gional Board of Education. The w&lkie-talkles. Mr; Bernackl an­ tral School/ Wlckatunk. Mr. del- will be riven. Career ap­ educational and craft courses nounced a class to start In Plants; Area News Rey, who has been an author pointments will be made* will begin Feb. 10 and con­ March for boyij nnd adults who The MorganvUie Cub Scout for about 20 years, discussed conferring all civil service tinue through Apr. ,24. are interested .In becoming Pack 93 planning committee his new book for children benefits Including a 13-to 26- Classes are conducted Mon­ “ham” or radio operators. met at tbe home of Mr. and “ Cave of Spears,” w h i c h day vacation allowance* sick day and Thursday evenings of Anyone interested in ’ learning Mrs, Gordon Swanson* Morgan­ deals with life'10,000 years ago, lea ye allowance* liberal re­ each week from 8 to 10. p.m. cede- or call may contact him ville, recently. Plans for the A talk also was given by " tirement benefits* group in­ There will be no classes sche­ or ihe club for further details. January Pack meeting ^ere Beeman Lord, formerly associ­ surance* and other privi­ duled Apr. 3 and Apr. 7, Course Over 160 guests attended. In­ . made, the theme for the month ated with the Children's Book leges. . fees ard established, according cluding members of. Troop. 83 being homesteading. A trip to Council and the New York There is no residence re­ tc the classes selected. wth Scoutmaster Evanf Shue- the General Motors plant, Lin­ Times’ “Reading is Fun” ex­ quirement In this examina­ Courses to be offered during felt and Chris Bohling and den, wlll .be arranged for the hibit. Also on the evening's pro­ tion* but preference. In certi­ the spring term Include, boat Troop 94, Morgan, with Scout­ cubs on Tuesday. gram was1 a.jselectlop of songs fication for appointment will building* small boat handling, master Charles Grant. A pack meeting was held sung by the newly-organized be given to persons who re­ antiques, bookkeeping, con­ Refreshments were served Friday evening, Bob Jessen school glee club, udder the di­ side In the delivery area of tract bridge, ceramics, ad­ under the direction of Mrs. conducted the meeting. Awards rection of Mrs.. Dorothy Hop© the post office named or who vanced ceramlcs*_woodworking James McAndrews. ; were given to the following Fund raising chairmen for Cllffwood and Morganville for the Boy Scont Drive, , which nnd Donald Cool, dire bona fide patrons of that Introduction, driver education, cubs; Thomas feocovsky, tw o opened yesterday, are shown abqve planning-the campaign with Herbert C, Smith, Heft), Cllff­ office. Employees of the post rug hooking and. cake decorat-, . silver arrowheads for bear wood, vice chairman of the local committee. A. A. Vitale, (center), heads the drive in Cllff­ The auditorium" was decorat­ office are considered to be badge, lion badge, one gold ar wood, and Joseph LaMtira, jr., (right). Is the chairman-in Morganvllle...... ed with projects made by the bona fide patrons. Ing. rowhead and two silver arrow­ Monmonth Council, B.S.A., owns and maintains over 800 acres of camping facilities, 325 children of tile townshjp Full details may be secur­ Additional Courses heads; Robert Jessen, lion acres of rugged mountala area with a 50-acre lake at Forcstburg, N. Y., with facilities for 2000 .schools, Marlboro, Morgan­ ed at the Hazlet Post Of­ Also beginners’ English, badge, one gold and one silver Scouts.In the summer, and 285 acres at Camp Housman near Farmingdale as a training cen­ ville.. Robertsville and Central. fice., Applications will be ac­ flower arrangement, gardening ter for Scouts and leaders and camping. Funds raised also will supply training for more than Literature and science were cepted until further notice.. and landscaping, golf, high - arrowhead: Edward Preston, 2000 adult leaders, program material and literature to all unit leaders, six fuU-ttrae profess­ the themes of the projects. Sus­ school equivalency. Improving wolf badge- -Robert Pheasant, ionally trained Scout Executives to assist and guide volunteer adult scooters, to operate the A minimum age of 11 has your English, introduction to one gold ana one silver, arrow­ administrative center at Oakliurst for service, supplies, records and co-ordination of activities; pended from the celling was a been .set. _ r head; Richard Pogers, one gold promote and conduct special Scooting and community projects and for recognition and awards scale model of the solar-* sys­ the humanities, machine shop, -arrowhead. At to Scoots and Leaders'for^outstanding service or, achievement. —... ' tem, showing relative Glee of oil painting, advanced public the planets and their distances Patricia Robertson Is speaking and beginners' and the conclusion of the meeting a from the sun. The principal -advanced sewing, medley of cowboy scngs were Raritan Men Facing constellations were shown on a Feted At Celebration Also shorthand, intermediate played by Robert Jessen on tbe Citizens’ Group “Alert” Operation stage backdrop. Spanish, standard and ad­ accordion and Robert Swanson Additional Charges On display were more than Patricia Robertson, daugh­ vanced cours-s In social danc­ on the mandolin. 300 children's books. Individu­ ter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur ing, square dancing, stocks The annual blue and gold To Meet Feb. 11 Two Raritan Township men Viewed, By Scouts and bonds, typing for begin­ dinner will be held Mar. 1. A and the brother of one, a New als purchased; books for tbe Robertson, 2 Sycamore Dr., Cub Scout rally will be held ^A ' meeting of the executive .. VanVakas, Mrs. Peter Oen- ; party at her home...... are certified to' be free . from oveso, Mrs. Charles Hamilton, Mr. and Mrs. George Miller, brucellosis. This Is in conform­ Mrs. Anthony'Noweski, Mrs. Bogota, spent the weekend at ity with a regulation of the Vincent Cerqua, Mrs. R. the home of Mr. and Mrs. State Sanitary Code. If humans Boclimber, and Mrs, A. Tomp­ Thomas Antlsell. - drink milk from cows suffering kins.. Mrs. Helen Gladding and Lt. with brucellosis, the humans Donald Gladding wc;o Thurs- can get a disease called undu- • If you need printing of ,any ' day. guests at the homd’of Mr. lnnt .fever. ______kind, wc arc here to serve you. and Mrs. Martin Smith, Jr. Our quick service and reason* Mrs. Virginia Rclchcnberger This week, why don’t you ablo prices will please you. , has returned homo from Perth look through the windows of Amboy Hospital where she was yout church. from the In­ a surgical patient. side. ,

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Route 35 - Middletown Thousands of FREE BONUS GIFTS with MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS All Prleei Elf"',tlv- r ■ ny 6,7 end ( ONLY We Reserve The Right To Lhjnit Quantifier — None Sold To Deelort al school win be a great pow­ Keyport Fans Conceded Early Friday South Amboy Five Rumson F^osh Get er in lnterseholastle athlet­ IMF Keyport Youth ics. Keansburg has been the - Stops Keys 68-63 Win Over KHS’61 main source of the mighty JOURNAL •- The best laid plans of mice Athletic League Rumson freshmen basketball football players that have and men go awry and that was team gained revenge on the made Leonardo, now Middle- Ten Feb. 6, 1958 what happened to Keyport Keyport freshmen Jan. 30 at (town Township High School, T a te High’s basketball team In the The Celtics proved them­ Rumsod- gym, evening ac­ a perennial football power. game against South Amboy at selves worthy of their name, counts with KHS ’61 for the And Union Beach has been Bayville Gets KHS gym Tuesday. The Red moving away from the pack In season as they turned back the and White lost 88-83 even the Keyport Youth Athletic Red and White yearlings, thp main source of Keyport's though they had the Incredible League race in the same man­ 67-49. - gridiron greats, as witness 8y Matawan 69-63 number of 42 foul shots. ner that their Boston counter­ Coach BUI Douglas’ players Frank Fragasso, Steve Ka- Bayville Regional defeated Knowing the Amboys were parts are making a runaway might have escaped defeat pushy, Oeorge Ruth and Matawan for a second timlejbis prone to fouling, Coach Prank In j-the- National Professional had the KHS mentor chosen to Hank Cleary. The bayshore year Tuesday. The game on St. Zampello conceived a strategy Basketball League race. continue the use of Fred Roth- regional district will present Joseph's court was 69-63 In fa­ of play for the Keys where the The Celtics needed every­ enberg In the second half. The a marked advantage In 11 s vor of the Golden Eagles. They beut Hoffman High players thing to edge out the Nats In Red and White freshmen were compactness, there being no were slower but the steadier would be removed from the their game Monday at KHS leading 25-23 at halftlme but more than eight miles be- ' team, fouled less and had a game on personals and the gym. Their rivals, led by Pete Rothenherg had contributed 14 tween lta fartherest limits. margin of victory In their Red and White could wax fat Rothenherg and Larry Demlck, points to their total. But the This means few pupils will showing at the foiil line. from free throws. It worked got the Jump on them. The Keyport coach retired this live as much as four miles The Golden Eagles showed perfectly as Bob Martin, Paul Celts showed their class to player, who is being moved up away from the school, If It ls to best advantage In their play Poetsch and Skip Agan all come eharglng-6ack with Bry­ from the freshmen team to the reasonably centered. This Is J undefffhe basket where they went out on personals and the an Jackson, Bud Hyer and Don Junior varsity, to give new a big advantage to a school worked sleeper, crisscross and Governors had to play the Ruehle leading their drive to boys a chance to show what In athletlos as the boys are onehand Bhutoffs that the Ma­ game out with second-stringers, take command, 27-19, at half­ they could do, even though It much more Inclined to par- roon and Steel could not han­ But the Keys only made 23 Of time. The league-leaders seem­ did mean sacrificing a win. tlclpatc on athletic squads dle defensively. Out In the open their 42 foul chances ed a shoo-in as they came out Jim Wilson, who had been than'at a school like Free­ ' court, Coach Bruce MacCutch- Against this the South Am­ of the third quarter In control used sparingly In the first half, at 36-26. .. , took Rothenberg's scoring role hold Regional, where the dls^ eon’s players made the better boy players were awarded 28 for the KHS forces and put on trlct Is stretched out o v e r showing, better in ballhandllng free throws and made 18 of The Nats brought the specta­ a stirring second-half perform­ eight townships, and there and even tn rebounding. This picture, taken at the start of the fourth quarter at St, Joseph’s Friday, shows the them. A part of this showing tors out of their seats la the fi­ is a bad transportation prob­ ... The Bayville team p u lied vacant scats that had developed in the Keyport stands by then, when they had been paoked was the making of 11 out of 12 nal quarter as they choked off ance. But the Purple Bulldog lem facing a boy iwho re- , away early In tbe game for at the start of the game with Matawan." It was, as usual, the only sellout basketball game foul shots by Bob Bloodgood, the Celtics scoring power and freshmen were double-guard­ mains for athletic practice of the year. It is noticeable though that there still was a numerous delegation of die-hard a Hoffman g u a r d. as fine Rothenherg and Joe P r e n o h ing Alex Pletrewlez, Keyport’s the rout they were expected to followers on hand In the KHS section even though the basket hetng scored by a Matawan powerful centerman. With Pie- after the regular school bus­ produce. But Tim Magee did a player was at the end of a run of 24 points for the Maroon and Steel without the Keys making a performance as will occur In brought them close. It took trewlcz bound up, the Keyport es leave. . sensational bit of shooting from a point. . ______-. any lnterseholastle game this two foul shots by Chuck Brl- team’s scoring punch .was gone ' . . ' the side to make It a ball game year. The - sting of Keyport’s deau to save a game that had arid the team’s style, of play CONCERN also ls felt about ziagalh--at^the -end of tlie_ first 6pfeat - was : eased, somewhat looked so-much like a sure upset what wlll become of lnloracho.- quarter. because such an excellent per­ thing for the Celts. Rumson’s Tuffy Schanck and lastlc athletics at Keyport If Coach MacCutchcon used his Matawan Beats Keyport 75-33; formance by a rival player The Hawks, after losing four Junle Lundln double-posted on Raritan Township and Union new center, Mike Haber, a caused It. in a row, annexed their third the Keyport freshmen on the Beach pull out In -1960. Using transfer, at' the start of the The Keys lost the game by straight victory Monday, offensive effectively in the sec­ Superintendent John O. Hartz- second quarter. Haber suffer­ Record MHS Triumph For Series falling to score a field goal guarding close to bumble the ond half to pull the ball game ler’s figures of an expected 319 — ed badly from ''nerves’’ In his for nearly three minutes when Pistons. 27-18. The two teams out. high school .pupils from Key­ flrst game and the Maroon and Matawan High’s basketball Taylor scored tho first point of baskets by Peterson, Tom Wal­ the game started. Martin was were about even In the first Coach Douglas’ players will port Borough and 40 from Steel did not get their full value forces rolled as they never roll­ the night, a foul shot. Mitchell lace and Hamilton for Mata­ running wild, against, them in half, but in the third quarter take the floor tomorrow after­ Holmdel as a base minimum, _ from him. But he did baffle the ed before at St. Joseph’a gym Hamilton quickly corrected this wan to keep it 14-9 at the end the first half to put his team Skip VanPelt, Jack-DuBOls-and noon at KHS-court against the there. probably will be more, , Golden Eagles defenses w 11 h Friday In downing Keyport, 75­ situation for tbe MHS Jayvees of the first quarter, ahead 36-26 at the intermission. Glenn Dunham Joined forces Red Bank Catholic High baseball and basketball could his drlve-lns. His own shooting 33. The Keys were behind only by scoring on a plckoff under Matawan opuld not pick up When he went out on person­ to hull It out for the Hawks. School freshmen. Frankie Slo- be continued. Hoffman H 1 ^ h average was down, but he kept 25-18 at the half. But the Ma­ the basket, then being fouled on any added lead through the als at the start of the final The Hawk defense was so tight ver, Lull Brown, Jay A b b e s, School, South Amboy, a sohool' .. - the .BayvlHo.Players, off stride roon and Steel rolled It up and the "shot and making the foul nexttwo quarters and the Bcore quarter, the Amboyans had In the second half that the Pls- Buzz Corley, A1 Donath will with. 256 enrollment, has com-. enough eo that the other M&tw poured It orrat a 100 points per Ron Peterson dumped In a was 130-23 going into the last gotten full, value irom him: tbhs gdrhereA only rttsxia : hu.tr Jrp p er a h ~vo \ tbe f ormidaM® yrtAsA. Av.-th&as asvKt& wLthau.t w>n players could break In game rate after the intermis­ charity throw' for MHS, b u t quarter. It still was 36-29, the The Red and White made a kets and such ace players as Casey freshmen squad. ■ too great a disadvantage, 'so " - through gaps In the Gold and sion. ' -' ... . Taylor got another one for Key­ same margin, midway of this great uphill fight of -it, letLby Jimmy Carhart and Terry Fitz­ -Keyport Freshmen (49) •!has Atlantic-Highlands,: anoth­ Maroon zone, While Kpyport’s starting five port'to ihake. lt 4-2. Thb Ma­ quarter when the Keypprt sec­ Bob Kennedy, who scored -35 gerald could not score In the ; - ' • O F er small enrollment school. In' ' The Maroon and Steel tied were fresh in the first quarter, roon and Steel Jayvees then onds went into a tallspln and points for one of his better .deciding quarters. - Buhler, f .9- 0- 0 football, It hardly: would ap­ the game at 28-all In the sec- the game was a keen contest. surged away as Dan Kuzma Hamilton, Kuzma and Peterson nights.’ Kennedy was phenom­ Tbe Lakers pulled out a hair- F. Rothenherg, f.*1 -4 8 14 pear advisable lor Keyport to 7 -(Sid quarter, then dropped Peto Bennett got the Maroon and Hamilton both made double ran. them' off the court m the enal In his play to the t h 1 r d raiser over the Knlcks, 27-24; Hogan, 0 2 2 continue competition against^) ' back' to 37-30 at the half.'They and Steel away on the r 1 g h t charity tosses. Terry Ackerson concluding minutes of the Jay- quarter when he pulled the The Knlcks lose more 1 o s e Poole, f ' 7" . 0 -0 . :0 the Bhore Conference " schools:— came on again In the third foot with a long set shot. A-foul and Jim Wilson supplied ones than any team In the0 lea with much larger manpower - quarter to get: It down to a 60­ enough Keyport points to offset wee contest. v . Keys up by his Individual ef­ D. O’Nell, 1 ' 0 0 0 49 count, then tbe Eagles pull by Dieter Johnson and a push- Matawan’B 42-point spread fort to only a 61-64 deficit With gue; Jimmy Stultz had - his Fletrewlcs,—o =— 4-4-12- -reserves, but the Keys will find edawayagaln.------In on-a-rebound by Carl Ste- In-the varsity game - was: the a minute and a__ba)l_jd__gp. usual big night and they came Bakin, g 2 0 4 plenty of. Group I schools to ' Haber led a late drive that phens made the MHS lead, 5-0. largest margin run up In the Then he tired and even -the out ol the third quarter tied at Jim Wilson, g- 7 2 18 schedule around tfiTstate-near Pfired the Bayville advantage Bob Kennedy sank a foul and series Since the Iasi year of substitute-embellished H o il­ 16-all with, the Lakers. With Hell, g . .'0 -1 1 their own size. These schools to 64-61. Here. Dick Eayres It, long set for the first Keyport L O O K IN G Blsh Cnrhart’s tenure at Key­ man - -team ' "could' match the two minutes to go, C h u c-k 1 e are' anxious, for ’opponents . as ’ _ drew fouls afitf-Ghartfcs Selpel points, This was- the nearest port, 1937, when KHS won, 68­ Keys polnt-Ior-polnt through Campbell put the Knlcks ahead - - 7 - 7 ' 17 15 49 most of them' cannot fill out guarded the" basket area jw,lth Keyport ever came to their ri­ 13. The KHS defeat was more the final moments. with a couple of nicely-placed Rumaen Freshmen (57) schedules with other schools of sufficient effectiveness to' puli vals. - IT O V E R shocking to Keyport fans after The Keyport Jayvees won foul shots. Hank DuBols and G F P their own enrollment and have • Bayville oiit-of Jhe_ tight spot Matawan appeared to be their team’s holding Bayville to handily_64-.3B after squandering Rickey Carhart then combined Lundln, f- — - 6 16 to take on larger-sized oppon- and secure them the victory, walking off with the game this NJSIAA RELAY CHAMPI­ 83-79 three days before,'TTETu t an early advantage to lead on­ to take the playaway from the Schanok, f 10 2 22 cnts. ' — Ron : Peterson and Prank early. Baskets by Nell Scully ONSHIP Mar. 1 will have Matawan had given an Inkling ly 21-26 at the half. Jim Wil­ Knlcks and put the game on Miller, f -2 . 0 4 O’Nell led the MHS Jayvees In and Tim Magee and one foul Matawan .entries, Coach... John that somebody was In for big: son, Terry Ackerson and Jim Ice eo that-a late basket .by Tralnor.-o 0 1 1 a third quarter ' uprising that by Johnson and two by Magee, Cnraoclolo, of the' Maroon and trouble by carrying Lakewood Burke sparked; a third; quarter Dave Oftatosky and two free Aljen, c ’ '■ 4' 1 9 against a long free throw for even for three perlo’ds. '"'77 throws by Btultz could not olose Spreen, g - 72 '1JT gave them the game 'with the KHS byBdn Ochlnegro, spread Steel track forces, announces spurt to settle the Issue. the gap. - 7- ■ ' EATONTOWN* —GoldenTEagles-seconds ,-46-42.. he„wUl-enter-a. foursome-in-the . Matawan (75) __ . ! Keyport (63) Anderson, g 7 0 . 0 0 Matawan (63) the score'to a*8eeminsly pro- 880-yard and the mile medley G P G F -~=Hawlu-(n) — o r r hlbltlve -12-4- for MHS. rSlay events. Workouts h ave Johnson, t~ ~ 3 2 T 8 O’Brien, f G-F - ■!—■;------23 11 57 Johnson, f 3 1 7 . Makes Comeback ' started with two state title vet­ Stephens, f 5 2 12 p, O’Nell, I VanPelt, f 4 0 Score by quarters: 81. 35 al Clicle * EA 3-9760 -Tim Magee, t 10 1 21 This first time Keyport made DuBols, f —2 1 Keyport Frosh 7 18 13 11—49 erans as the nucleus of the Kuzma, 3.0,8. Kurdyla, I . Piazza, f , :'"7 0 0 Shows Start at 7 F.M, Stephens, f 2 2 6 a comeback. Pat O'Neil's side new MHS track combines. Wallace, tv.t ___ J J J J-JVilson, t, 8 -0 . Rumson Frosh 8 15 14 20—57 (Box Office Ojveils 6:30) -Bennett,' c----- 2 0 4 shot and-Ed-Blokhairt's tap-in They are Dave Jones and Piir-. Bennett, 6” 6 I 135 Taylor j t\ Robert OlBon,-f[~ Haber, c 2 10 brought It bock to 12-8.,Bennett -RsWllson,;! i .1 ,0 2 4 vlai Pooler. The'MHS' mbnto'r E. Joqes, o BfokhafflitJOMs Fenrantoj-.ot j SU{52». ' ' "Thursdar„ Feb. 8 E.. Jones, o -r ti. 0 0 connected with a long set' for expects tor find another pair 01 Scully, . t-m,.', s 6 61 AfdbertIO .(M! -0 0 0 Rock Hudson " (foully, g ■' 4 2 10 the - Huskies,. but Kennedy 220 men from Rich Bennett,' Testino/ro'O* ,(«t .lYiti, o . - Dorothy Malone again counted with a free throw Tim Magee, K. 9 2 2011 BhlhKetinedy'jIg Mt’Stultz.'tf: 0 0 (continued from third col.) Peeler, g ...... - 2 - 1 -6 Bill Mabbltt, Mike Finn and Peeler, g _ , l.-0..2Jot)hlne(rro. fi*’ o^o in. “ THE -TARNISHED and drive-ln for Keyport to g iveBob Condlt.-______In the "mile . med- P. O’Neil, g 0 (2 2; MacLean, g CfJ'IftMrpohY'tg j A»ia*i#wALLl'dr- "'Hfefoy !J.kl—Ui.laE._ ‘"Cross; - Oscar’sai- I > ANGELS” ’ ' 27 9 63 It the earmarks of a re a l l y | i ey, which' consists* of a 440- Richard" Olson, g ' “ o' 2 "2 yo'ii&elf ;,bibth’er/ a welfer- •• • — Plus — ------tight oontest at 14-11 at quarter yard run, a pair of 220-yard r Chapmans g Dunham, g ; -^0- 0,1 .welght, lartedTlonger but took ^SHOIlTCUT_J»JJELL^' Bayville Regional (69) S3 "0 '75 -fir- Hughes, g I 0 0~0 more-punlshment' before being OFF time. ' dashes and an 180-yard event, Keyport (33) 20 23 63 - - p; -Jl£L Frl. -Sat. Feb. 7-3 jerry Blttonbender.-f 2-2X --Kennedy held the Keys lh Coach Caracclolo Is trying out nailed by Joe' Richardson, a "THE MONOLITH Ed Jones, Otis Wathldgton and 0 F P : South Amboy: (68) 11 5 27 favorite with „the Amboy fans. Eayres, I - B 15 contention In the Becond quar­ O’Brien, f ’ ~ “ 1 0 2 Pistons (18) Hosley Cross was put to sleep MONSTERS" J Selpel, o ' 3 19 ter with three drlve-lns while Chuck Bhort for the 440 and 2 G F P with Grant Williams Fine; g —r-: 0~8 BeiinettrEd Jones, Johnson and Bob Rankl for the 180-y a r d P. O’Nell, f 0 4 Martin, I_ II 1 23 o r In-the- second round. Against Lola Albright John Blttenbendsr, g 1 6 Magee were scoring for the run. He will depend oh his vet­ Kurdyln, f 0 6 9 Lake, I "' 1 0 ’“2 Carhart,-f - 72 1_ these unfortunate results was a , — Plus — JUques, g - ® 0 0 Maroon and Steel. So It still erans, Jones and Peeler, to run R. Naughton, f 6 6 9 Agan, I 0 0 0 Lockwood, f 1­ very Interesting bout for fans "LOVE SLAVE8 OF— was a ball gamo at halftlme. the 220 sections. The NJSIAA Blckham, o 1 0 2 Poetsch, o 4 0 8 8. Lewis, ( ; •' 1' .in this, area between Tommy THE AMAZON” - But Keyport scorlhg_ effective­ M e e t Mar. 1 w.i 11-have , so Archer, o ■■____ 0 .9.0 Adams.c .. .0 1:1 Strang, 1 0 Welstead, Matawan, and Joe' ^^vvlthDonTaylojT^ -27-16 I Bob Kennedy, g : 9 ' 3 21 Beach, f 1 .Dlniz, the former Cllffwood —-Seore by quarters ness dropped to nil outside Ken­ many entries from schools Inman, g 0 00 0 Sun. . Mon. • Tues. Matawan 16 14 19 14—63 nedy ~ln that quarter when nbout the state that It probably Ochlnegro, g 6 2 2 Charmello^g . 4 .2 10" Fitzgerald, -O' , Rams football end. It w a s Feb. 9-10-11 Coach Frank Zampello, of tbe will last to 2 a.m. There Is no‘ V. Taylor, g 0 1 1 Beshada; g7 o i i Halloranro — — 0 Dlnlz's decond appearance In "Early Show Sunrat 8'P.M.— Bayville Reg. 21 16 15 17—69 Ben Jackson, g 0 1 ‘l Croes, g " I the ring, so he was no match (Box Office Opens 5:30) Matawan Javveen (46) Red and White, found the need separation of sohools by classi­ Bloodgood,g e 1123 Racz, g ... 1 "PATHS OF GLORY” G F P to replace his tall starters with fication, all groups coming on M aoLean.g 6 0 0 for the experienced and skill­ smaller.’ and less experienced the same-footlng._If-Matawan _.26_16_6B. Cahill, g ' 0 ful Welstead, but the Matawan- with Kirk Douglas —Wallace—f- 2—1 -5 subs, ’ 13 7 33 -Score by - quarters Post, g'" ' —\- er could hot put him d o w n. - Ralph Meeker —•----- Tomasello, f 5 9 does well on Mar. 1, Coach Dlniz took on the assignment — Plus — >•— - D. Jones, f 0 2 Came the second half and the Caracoiolo will try his forces ’ Score by quarters: Keyport . 8 18 24 13—83 8 2 18 “TnE FUZZY ' Garlto, f deluge, Magee hit from the out­ In another meet or two before Matawan 14 11 19 31—76 South Amboy 14 22 20 12—68 when a regular scheduled PINK NIGHTGOWN” 0 0 the Indoor, season, ends. . _ ...... Keyport ^ 11 7 -3 12-^33 Celtics <40)7 semi-final boxer failed to ap­ with Jane Russell. Peterson, o­ 1-18 side, then from the inside, for "Matawan JayveeTT?6) —Keyport Jayvees (54) -: G F P pear. He revealed himself to Keenan Wynn P. O'Nell, o 1 11 MHS at the start of the third . - G F P Bryan Jackson; f 8 0 12 be In excellent trim afad he Cartoon Carnival Carothers, g quarter. A one-hander from the -. - O F FI P. Rothenuerg, 2 4 ——^^undaj^N lEld^^^: 0 0 side by Hal G'Brlen put the AN AUTO RACING INNO­ Wallace, f 1 0 2 Metlnsky, f v : 1-0 2 nnd Welstead . were well re­ Kuzma, g 0 4 VATION that Is taking t h e Tomasello, t—’—~...... 2 0 4 Jim Wilson, f 3 11 Flschler; t : _ 1 _ '1 3 ceived by, the fans,...... ;Hamllton, g 0 2 Keys still within striking dis­ state by storm ls ocourrlng Werizel, f -- 0 0 Brldeau, f ... 0 2 2 ’ . • ♦ * . ' ' Wed. - Thurs. Feb. 12-13 Rankl, g tance'of their foes. Matawan D. Jones, f 1 ,0 2 W..Kennedy, I 1 1| “ MOTORCYCLE ' o-o was ahead, 29-20. at Teaneck Armory Satur­ Garlto, I , - 0 0 0 Hyer, 0 ■ ■ -. : _6‘ :: BAYSHORE' REGIONAL GANG” day night with tho NASCAR Peterson, o . 4 19 Chapman, o Delaney , o — 1 0 2 HIGH SCHOOL already Is a — Plus. — 19 8 46 Avalanoho lilts K1IS racing of midgets on an In-, Burke, o Pease, o : ■ 0. 0 0 source of speculation In ath- “SORORITY GIRL” Bayville Jayvees (421 Then the avalanche hit Key­ door Wack. There are seven Rankl, o . . 1 1 -3 Ackerson. g Leone, g 0 0 0 lftlc'clrcles even though a 'y jf - ^ O F P port. The Maroon and S tee 1 evonts per evening for the Condlt, g 0 0 0 Perry, g: Rudnlck, g : , : 6 0 0 vote on whether Buch a dis­ 'Basslnder, ( ' " r "10 2 made 24 points In a row before TQ midgets. They are run Kuzma, g — 5 2 12 Walsh, "g " Ruehle, g . ------2 0 -4 trict will be set up in not due : Koch, f ' . ■ 2 2 6 the Rod Raiders could hit with over a concrete track which Hamilton, g B -»4 14 Ben Jaqkaon, g 3 -8 4 1 Ray Brown, g 2 0 4 until Mar, 11. It Is a certain-, Turner, f , „ 3 0 6 a field goal. It was midway first was used for tho auto Gregory, g - "0 0 O' ty that the 1200-pupil region-' Golembeskl, e - —■■■■< - 3 2 8 through the last quarter with racing sport on a practice ;, - 19 15 54 18 4 40 Pirth, c . tho score mounted to 53-21 when basis In 1951. Tommy Elliot, " Nats (31) 1 0 2 the Keys registered a two-point- Keyport Jayvees Soath Amboy- Jayvees (39) O F R. O’Neil, g , 2 1 5 er_Asslstant Coach George the champ at Old Bridge Sta­ G F P ' Lazarakas, g 0 0 0 Deltz, In charge of the MHS dium In 1050, will bo one of W. Kennedy, f Inman, f 8 14 French, f . ‘ 5 0 .Culpepper, g 3 13 team in the abscnco of h e a d tho entrants Snturday and Taylor, t . Adams, I I 9 Geiger, f Jlm_Whltmnn, another Stadi­ Kozak, I Demlck, f ; ; K eyportKeyport 7-0152stra nD Coach Bruce MacCutchcon due. Wenzel, f Semenza, f . .:. '■------. ‘ 17 8 42 to an Injury, pulled out the um Intc-seaSon favorite last Jlpi Wilson, 1 - Selover, f Friday and Saturday Feb. 7 - 8 I Soore 'by quarters. summer, also will drlvo. J.’Berry, I P. Rothenherg, o -MStirwaif-JVS 15 6 18-7—45 Matnwan regulars. Most of the .Among tho Interested observe Burke, c '. ", Fekete, o : Continuous Saturday — Starting 1:45 F.M.' - Keyport wtartprs already had crs this Snturdny for tho first Chapman, o . Relck, o . R. Lewis, g 7 Bayville" JVs 14 6 0 10-42 quit the game and tho subs Ackerson, g White, o ^antorl, g . •wero brnvely but hopelessly time will be Joe Lnnznro, Jr., Perry, g , Harvey, g PURSUIT U, S. Marines were stationed trying to cope with the on­ Morgnnvlllc slock enr drlvor . Jareslewlcz, Rchanck, g - - . ' on board more than BOO ships of long experience. Tho rac­ Redo, g . ’ Mullaney, g ’ OfTHS cf the U.S. Navy during World slaught thnt wns overwhelming ing starts nt 8:30 p.m. but F, Rothenherg, g Lopes; g Nuss, g ’ War II. them, • there are warm-up heats J, Kennody, g Thor, g SlegeL-K—— , _ _ GRAF p ' jjj It was no favor to put t ho ..from .7 p.m. on. The sensa­ Biickman, g SPSS ^ rested Matnwan Jayvees In-as tional reception that Indoor 7 0 12 30 " 13 13 39 substitutes against tho worn racing hns attained In 11 s' Score by quarters: Score by quarters JJULM mity:sh - «***$ Keyport forces "for tho Mata­ first two weeks of operation Matawan JVs 14 7 9 16-46 Keyport JVs 13 8 13 20—64 Lakers (27) wan subs Immediately set about already ls nrouslng talk of Keyport-JVs 0—6 8 8—30 So. Amboy JVs 7 13 7 12—39 .0 F P Sunday • Monday - Tuesday- : r ' ; Feb. 9 -10-* 11 | I KlYroRT running up the score with a vi­ year-round stock car racing, u R r Carhart, f - 1 2 4 |i ? q ? a gor and form they never had In addition to the' midgets. Roman, f 0 ,1 1 *> Continuous.Sunday — Starting 1:45 P.M. WEEKDAYS OPEN 6,30 — MOVIES AT 7.00 shown In (ho Jayvco game. It Little League Uniforms KYAL Standings H. DuBols, f 4 2 AIT {UW COliill SUHOAYIQNIY - OPEN 1,30 - MOVIIS AT EOO would havo been a hnppler lot The popularizing.of (Indoor ' CAETOON A EAMA - IVtEY TW., Sa I. wnJ SUN, midgot,nnd stock car: racing Ordered For Terriers Team W L Pol. Goldsteld, f CHAHDLER WELIES MILIER WUT SHOW ONIV — ONE HOPS OP CAETOOHS for the Keys for the Matnwan would tend to shorten the Celtics 0 1 .857 Bohnsack; o Moiioufflfl vnrslty to have remained In ac­ outdoor senson nnd mnko It A mooting of the* Matnwan Lakers 4 3 .571 Bllcox, o PURSUITv°hf. tion. Matnwan certainly had Little Lengue was held Sunday ' 4 Gale, g I WEB. On the reserves nnd Keyport did strictly a "good weather” at tlio Mntawnn Recrention Pistons 3 .571 Jerkowltz, g I SAT. i GRAFSPEE uWiAnyw-iKowcaot* not. ■ . proposition. Our best Infor­ Hawks 3 4 .420 yw)5^- i mation ls. that Old B r 1 d g o Building, Now uniforms for the 3 4 .429 Fallon, g _ 'tom ' ■ ■ «tww mil Tlio Jayvees gnmo went along Matnwan Terriers, have been Nats States, g ^GREGSONQUAYLE FINCH In much tho same; fashion, Stndhim racing will get un­ ordered. Previous Terrier' Uni­ W—- -,------1 0 .143 Ehrltch.g--' there being, peculiarly enough, derway Apr. 13 with tryouts forms wero Used for n period £ W M y f j i o M the snmo seven-point sprend at the weekend before. Shore Conference Wed. thru Tues. . Feb. IE to“l F * * * • . of three yenrs. Also ordered 10 • 7 27 Continuous Sunday - 7 Starting 1:45 F.M. s & t c e BRIAN DONitVT halftlme In Motawan’s lavor nt were new uniforms for tlio new “B" Dlvls|on SUndloKi Knlcks (24) 1 ‘ 7 — Blflj Days — 7 - . 21-14 as there TOid been In tho PERTH AMBOY BOYS Matnwnn Red Sox, The bal­ PIC. G F CLUB boxing bouts Thurstlny Lakewood u • vnrslty game. But In tho third ance of tjio lenguo equipment Atlantic Highlands .017.000 Opatosky, f 1 1 quarter the Koyport Jnyvccs were hardly a success from the will be ordered within the next Huyvllle HeRlonol Pieper, f -MARLOMBMliDOi kept battling their foeincn on point of results for the Cliff- several- weeks. Rum son . ‘ .630.750 Parcels, f , ' nn even keel so that It was 30­ wood-Mntnwnn boxers entered. Toms Illver .543 AND AM EXQlllSTTE NEW JAPANESE STAR Report wns mnde of the suc­ M ataw an ‘ 4 0 .333 Docrr, f 22 when thnt stnnzn ended. It Joe Banks, n Newnrk PAL cess of the lecqnl rummnge South Amboy . 3 8. 273 J. Stultz, c was In tho Inst qunrtcr thnt the fighter, made short work of Os- sale nnd bus trip fo New York. Point Pleasant 02 Hfi .200 Cicrcerskl, o Keyport collnpsc came In,, this ciitL Crosd In the light heavy By-lnws were discussed nnd K eyp ort .000 McAneny, g -—contost,——:—:------'— wotght Hi vision,-catchlngVli.o .wilLbe-dlscusscd-further-at-tho -Phnenlclan4omba_JhsttBiated Campbell, g I Jayvees Ahead At Start Cllffwood boy witli n cross next meeting. Sunday, Mar. , to be 3000-yeors-oId hove been E. Lawson, g I The only time Keyport was punch by surprlso thnt sent the nt the Recreation Building!2 unearthed by heavy construc­ B. Lawson, a Time Schedule of Feature Fresentatlon • ahend In a baskctbnll game Cilffwooricr to tho ennvns be­ Anyono Interested In becoming tion machinery at Rota, Spain, Schwartz, g ’ Sunday 2:00 — 4:30 —: 7:00 — 9:34 ! during the night wns nt th e fore the. fight wns 42-scconds- nn umpire or conch Is urged to where tlio U. S. Navy ls build­ Kvcry Evening at 7:00 — 9:30 ’jstart of the Jnyvee contest. Vln (contlnued lit seventh col.) nttend the meeting, I ing a modern: air-sea base, 9 0 24 DukcsNcw Threat Matadors Social, Athletic Club Basketball Team St Joseph’s To BAYSHORE JUNIOR Racing Dates ; At Automen’s Lead Fore In HN Race HIGH SCHOOL Arc Announced ■Washington Auto five threat- St. Joseph's five, Keyport, be­ Tho State Racing Commis­ M AIAta JOURNAL! came' odds-on favorites to re­ sion Thursday assigned to New eaod to make a runaway ot the tain their championship in the CONFERENCE Jersey’s flat tracks nnd ono Feb. 6, 1038 Page Eleven Keyport jRecreatiOD League northern division of tbe Mon­ harness racing oval 1058 meet­ basketball race Thursday as mouth County Junior Holy Coach Lefty Keller's Marl­ ing dates similar to Inst ycnr[s they spilled the Tetro's Casino Name Basketball League Sun­ boro Township team Is a new except for the elimination of team the second time this sea­ day when they repelled a stub-' one In tho Bayshore Junior several “dark” -or no-racing NORTH JERSEY born St. James, Red Bank, High School Loague but they Mondays for tho Qurden State son, 54-45, L arry’s Barber Shop, team. 52-19, while St. Agnes, very definitely are making Racing Association. their challengers up until now, Atlantic Highlands, previous their presence felt. This Is des­ Thomas J. BroRnn, commis­ SHORE PAROCHIAL fell by the wayside as the Key­ leaders, were being upended pite ' the fact they lost two sion chnlnnan, announced tho port Dukes took their measure, willi surprising ease by O ur games Uils week. One setback assignment of thcso dales: GRAMMAR LEAGUE 61-47, with Acle Cottrell, back- Lady of Perpetual Help, High­ was nt fho hands of Kcans- lands, 64-49. As St. Joseph's hurg, defending champs, 20-24, aftrden Gtnle: Spring, May 3 court star for Coach Dick hnd walloped the Highlands and the other by.Matawan on to May 31—25 days, and Bad weather blotted out Owen's players, pouring It on. team the week before, it ap­ Monday, 33-29. - Autumn, Oct. 11 to Nov. 5—25 some of the gnmea scheduled days. for Saturday In tho North Jer­ ’ Tonight the Automen go peared there would bo. no stop­ Tho Marlboro hoys gavo Monmouth Tal k Jockey Club: against the Dukes. If Cottrell ping the Keyport ’ aggregation Keansburg. ns dofondlng June 10 lo Aug. 0—60 days. " sey Shore Parochial Grammar can shuffle off the Automen’s fci the rest of the season. champs, the scare of their Atlantto City Racing Associ­ League. St. Joseph’s, Keyport, plans for curtailing hts scoring Joe Sacco blossom.cd out as lives, carrying Coach Dick tlvo wcro on hand for notion rushes, the Dukes could open the new star of Coach Tony AlliSrt’s team to an ovorltmo ation: Aug, 7 to Oct. 4, with no up the race again. Bucco’s combination. This play- before going down. No team racing on Monday, Sept. 20—5.0 at the Keansburg School gym 'Cottrell had the Barbermen ei. wlio has been coming along In tho league blit R n iT I a n days. but word was received f rpm baffled Thursday. He broke in Freehold Racing Association; ■ Red Bank tlio St. Jlfmes team The Matadors Sooiat and Athletic^jCiub. Basketball teamk Keyport, which is pictured above* strongly In recent games, was Township had been' rated ' a BC clear harness racing day a oould not make It. The game so often on drive-ins during the belongs to (he Shore Teen-Age Basketball League of Monmouth County. - The team plays every high scorer and lt was lie who chance to even make a game from Ahg. 7 through Cot. 13. first half that the Dukes led Wednesday \evening at the Keyport High School gym, and games are open to the publlo. supplied the badly needed bas­ of lt with the mighty Keans-' will bo rescheduled.. ' . 32-19 at balftime. In the second Team members, are, in the usual order; Back row, Vincent Taylor, president; David Buil­ ket when the Red Bank team burgers until the ohnmps In­ The aardcn Stato Track ask­ lfo)y Cross, Rumnon, the half they put one man on him der, c; Richard Rice, f; Jessie Grey, f; EUwood Milton, Robert Epps, f; James Lawson, o; pulled up to 49-48 with one-mln- vaded tho Marlboro Central ed the commission to allot It team that finished last In the ■ to foul out, If necessary, to slop Frank Lawson, g; Benjamin Jackson, financial secretary;g ; Thomas C. -Johnson, organizer* ute-and-one-lialf to go, . , School court. Bob Altnbollo sav­ fdur "dark Mondays" on which 1857 leaguo race, stepped cut to his driving. qottrelTs own four Kneeling, David Schanck. coach; Eugene Grey, f; Robert Johnson, g; William WlUUftnS, f» BUI Kennedy was another ed. the day for Keansburg In there Is no racing In ordor to taka n load In tho tltlo scramble fouls slowed him down in the Bruce Jackson, captain; Brian- Jackson, f; Edward Bates, manager. stalwart In the Keyport cause. the'overtime with his basket, Btrctch tho autumn season to In the cuvrcnt year by winning later stages of the game but the His play from the pivot work­ even though ho hnd been un­ -Include: profitable Veterans' the oruolul gahto with St, Ag­ Dukes got enough help from Ed ed In well witli Sacco’s against able to score In the regulation Day, Nov. 11, Rofused the re­ nes, Atlantlo Highlands, 38-31. . Potts to carry them out of the the St.-James. defense which game. Bob Mathos and Jim quest, the track wlll olose six bur Lady of Perpetual Help, contest. Tully continued to be tho big days earlier; Highlands, also will be In at the The Dukes used three men Dave Smith and Mickey Brls- scorers ior- Keansburg. —While Tim Horsemen's Benevolent Uttlafekattlerfoi’-tho-ohamplon?- for defensive purposes only cesc. In check from backcourt John Croddlck continued to be Protective Association i'cocnlly ship. They maintained tholr po­ against the alternating of tall drive-ins. the scoring aec for Marlboro threatened to Carry to "the gov­ sition by turning baok St. Cath- „ Jim Redmond and Jay Demar- Key-Mat Church' League Keyport Reaeatioif. League Lost From Foul Line. Coach Keller came up with a ernor, tho Legislature and the erliie's. East Keansburg 30-29, . est by the Larry's team in the Jan. 2ft . powerful polnt-makqr at the people" Its. fight'against "dark Despite tholr defeat, this was pivot In the second half. . Tetro's Casino (2) 762 709 797 St. James lost tho game from Centerpost tn Hank Rodgers and Mondays'! at’ Garden State un­ the most encouraging showlng- . , The Tetro’s five played their Gethsemane Lutheran (1) - ■ - 764 739 801 Zlto’s (1) ; _ 782 763 786­ the foul line, maklng only tlupe a-g o o d baokcourt player/.lu less tlio commlsslon dlscontln- of Uio year tor the East Koana- best game of the season to date Matawan Presbyterian (2) 802 830 . 705 Hygrade Foods (2) ' 778 766 804 of 18 chances presented. Bol­ burg boys. ‘ ~ ' , Keyport Reformed (2) 718 911 816 Keyport Auto Boys (1) 791 783 799 stered by former Red “Bank Ernfe Ford, ued them, The group argued - against ..Washington’s but the Cathollo High players, t hey Matnwati, who vaulted up In that "dark" days add to tholr Bt. Ann's hnd a bye last' ' Autopien had four prime scor­ Calvary Methodist (1) . 828 . 785 803 . Keyport Recreation (3) 798 759 786 the pennant raoq.wlth their up­ oosla by-delaying shipment on week, Both .tlio Koyport a n d ing threats In Zip Ziemba, St; Mary's Episcopal (1), 755 708 807 Sputniks (0) . 698 733 768 will not long remain without Konnsbuig toams will g'ffT n g Keyport Baptist (2) • 792 805 758 Tierney’s Beverages <3) 696 732 741 victory. The return game be­ set of Raritan Township last horses to s°autliorn traoks and Frank Washington, Bill Bali Crystal Recreation (1) tween St. Joseph's and St. Ag­ week, moved further after the farms. ' back Into notion Saturday, The and Len Golden so that they Bayvlew" Presbyterian (1) 762 838 807 , 674 683 743 Keansburg leaders with a tri­ Atlantlo City for many years sohodulo as originally d r a w n “ shifted around on scoping plays Trinity Episcopal (2) '766 687; JB54 . '- . 8Undlnga nes Is due next weekend but has sought an earlier August would hnvo St, Joseph’s and Bt. to cope' with the defenses Matawan Baptist (2) ...856.722 815 Team : . ; Br'i;'--* what formerly, appeared as-a umph over Middletown Q e n- , MaUiwan Methodist ill' 716 8 f2 ’ 768­ - -'.Tetro's' Casf Ao - “ '■ — r.-’t-.i'.: v jffn l* . •*» rcfuclal;tilt‘seems*now tdrbftlit- tpal. .4.7=3 thrown against them. Hebrew Congregation (0) 732 737 .. Hygrade Foods • - . . 33 21 i. tie more than a romp for the win lit Marlboro.— -. slon has refused to so . along. Saturday, - . The Union Beach player? got . St. John’s Methodist (3) 736 879 785 Keyport Auto- Boys’— r • ...... 32 - 23 Keyport team, . Coach Fred : Obriisbaok's The trook wanted a 1058 opon ' b'ehind by" a prohibitive 32-16‘in .--Crystal .Recreation- • . 30(4 23( lng Aug.-4 so- It oould "operate the first half, theh proceeded to Standings - - Keyport Recreation : 26(4 37( _ St. Ann’s, Keansburg, w as boys had no , defensive^align­ ■ — Team-,- . W L 26(4 27( given a stirring battle by their ment tliat would Stop Jack Mc­ tlireo additional days while outplay their.favored rivals In Keyport Baptist : 35 '22 Zlto’s Mechanics Cormack, Bill Bowie and Terry ttrtriris no raolng in Now York, (continued from sixth oalumn) the -later stages of -the - game, Keyport.Reformed .'.------34,. 23 Tierney's Beverages 33(4 .31? neighborhood rivals, St. Cathe­ Magce ln lhe game with Mata­ There will bo no raolng at Bel­ wltb Herb Dietrich, Dave East- St. John’s Methodist _ 31 26 ■ Sputniks 9 --48- rine's, East Keansburg,-before mont or Joinaloa froni AUft.-1 Collins, o 7 0 14 mond and Sonny Hartzell press­ Hebrew Congregation 31 26 In dividual Hlgb Game the boys on tho oilier side of wan on tho" MtdBfoloWft” cb'urt. RonVnn,'g"" -6"'0'0'— Kirk ■ . 243 At Marlboro, Matawan had a to Aug, 27 while tho horses are Heir, g 8 .8 0 ing the play. T -—Matawan Baptist 30VS-26V. Phelan------■~------'------234 the town line went down, 3B-31. more desperate struggle. The at Baratuga. . ' Washlngton’s-Auto-fSt)- ——Matawan Presbyterian 30,(4 2614 Orover - ■ - - 231 Both teams presented a Well- Becausn cf tlio track's Inabil­ • - O F F Matawan Methodist 27 30' rounded attack with all the score wns tlcd 27-all-with,-two /, - ...... 16 4 34----- ^Calvary Methodist 2614 3014 Team High Game minutes to go. Ttm Magee hit ity to got an ourllor opening, Raritan Township (67) F. Lawson, f ------2 0 4 Trinity Episcopal 7. H O T -Hygrade—------912 piayers participating to advan­ from backcourt and Bill Bowie Son. Frank S. Farley (lt-Atlun- Bates, f ' 1 1 3 Bayvlew Presbyterian 26 31 ' Auto Boys — 901" tage in the scoring. ______wltlTa sldc sct to give Coach tlol-last year blookod Senato , ,0 7 f / F . Washington, f 6 2 12 Gethsemane Lutheran 8 9 . SA—- Tetro’s . 885 George Convery, Frank John LudJkoyich'a players a confirmation of Mr. Brogan's Mielo, f ’ Tl 'OH Ziemba', o ' • fl 3 16 1 St, Mary’s "Eplscopal- 2014-3514 Individual Hlgb Series—— - Miele and Chuck Gelslcr 1 e d fennminatten by Qov. Meyner J, Moggo. f 4 0 8 Cleclerskl' " • 576 31-39 victory edge. Marlboro Much, o ( 0 10 Hunter, a 1113 High Indlvldnal Single ------Kullberg the.JCeansburg. scoring .and would not be denied and Rodg- to another term, Mr. Brogun is BaU, g *: 11 9 G, P o st. ; 277 -V- 667 George Devaney was the big era -drove In; to make it tight pow a holdovor Klley, g 3 0 0 ’ Golden, g , 2 2.3’ B. Wlsser -- ' 248 ' Kirk ...... - ; 566 gun for tbe “iron man". East Tho souBon wlUch was grunt­ RrJIloy, g 1 , 0 2 L, Dick —. __ 248 ..... Team High Series Keansburg.five In their strong again at 31-29. with one minute Dlogort, g 4 1 0 " High Individual Averages ’ Hygrade f 2445 to go. Bowie's last basket seal­ ed the Freehold track, will be­ 22-10,54 G. Post - 177 . Keyport Recreation 2439 Bhowlng. - " ' ed the Mntawan triumph, but gin and end five dnys later Esohhols, g ' 1 3 4 — ^ Tetro’s v .. . • ■ Casino ■■ ■. . (45) \ KTHenderson ’ - ■ 175 - - Tetro’s, —- ■ - 2363 St, Joseph’s (52) the large. crowd of homo roct- than tho.requestod dates, . a f p R. Cornell • ’ 175 .■ . Individual Averages ' ...... ’ “ ; a r r ersTiroaned aa'Marlboro play­ .. ..The commission rcjootod , an 311.3.67. . Dietrich, ...... : 5 313 w J. Robinson ■ n.173 Cloolerskl—Auto Boys Robedee, f 0 0 0 ers twice missed olosemp shots appeitl-by tho City of Asbury Union' Bench 131) - Casey, J ------0. 0 ft ETBlIaerttaalt—— ~ ~ ----173------— -Phelan—Key-ReoreMlon— -165­ SacoOi-f— ------7 —6.20! dn—the—final—seconds—-which Park to-havo'Atlantlo Cflty and Koenig, f 4 2 10 High Individual Series - - Devine—Tetro's - 164- BlftKennedyro would have tied It. .... MdnmouUrPaVk racing “ dafca TomicBTTf'-: D. Eaetraond, o 6 012 - O. Post 662 Clifton, o Rnrltan Township rolled alternated so that Ashury Park Clayton, f - C drw rg ! ' 1 0 2 E . Schwahl • 630 Monmouth Ceunfy L(om p. Smith, g awayUllPm.Union Bpanh from could enjoy patronage from Sheddon, o ""Hartielir g” ™ 1 T J . . .J,—Olsen—--— .. -...... I— —-.628 - - --- nP5r3rr;'prpr‘jT-!-'~--jj^f~jg------— tho-traotfans In tho lalor sum­ Trombley,-. g-_ Union i.Beach V 880' 38i :.656T the start In their' 57-31 win mer on alternate yours. Ocean- llouralinn, g 7 *18 Faldutll g . tubdaOl 0 , Mlddletownz(O) ' 814P 796W7MSL deaplte homerlowork.,again .by port, Eatontown and othe’rm u- j l !]:■-II tt’JfiiS . KeyportriW / J 0 920_ 884V0890 A :ar io 5» Dan Hourdhan for (lio Beaoher tilciDontips; proteated . W s , a* ■ A ..i : . 20 II < Atlantic Highland? (0) 86Bisi72 -863'i 81, Jamea (499 t '"''1'"" fbrfcdkl 'Thle 'Karltan team ap­ bringing race track nu(6 travel Nlendlnss illddletown Pharniaby' (2) ,.04l'~ 644 682 ; Keansburg!,t3T ; « U s6Mij'.'3*9;ri80«,a T ■ o i V peared Infuriated by their aur- Tp-UflTrl/r u r JfrW asserm an-&,Spn (1) 589, 6J0 568.. nPfltrs-HayenllOl-i-L . 787 .774-T90., '..a o prlslng upset by Matawan and Into ' tholr /boroughs . after w n Pot: J. JCesnsbjurg NptippaVBsmk.lp: 603,: 6J8 636 ’ ! Blandinn o 6, determined to - take 'itrout on sohools-had-openod and-, t li e Keansburg...... 4 -0 1.000 SeMarquet’svPharmsey .(2>j•=>« i 606j 666 659 '•e - '-l TeaiA 'i ° : Commission Uphold Uielr points Matawan 4 1,, ,800 Gentile's MarketbfD'c \ 0230- 64 8 693 UnloniBeaqh — ' » • 40 14 0 2 someone, p ie BenHiers Imd the of view...... Rnrltan Township ’■1 1 .750 Lesike.f =* - o ro ft Prank Van Sycklea-(1> ■ r 638 . 654 613 18 rcKlnney, o 0 10 mlsfortuno to. get In the way. Reuss, f ; “0 0 0 Keyport I' : *•- <■'< ' . 38 'Hollywood, g 3 15 . Keansburg (20) Union' Beach 1 9 ,360 “ Keyport Cleaners (2) 605 630 605 Keansburg ,. S0-; 24 Gerard, g 0 8 Baikelball Schedule Middletown Cautrul 0 3 .0 0 0 Fotts, o : ..... - 7 2.10 Keansburg News (1) ' 628 642 608 . Atlantic Highlands. - 26 28 a f r Tpnorrow Marlboro Township 0 4 .000 .McCarthy, c 1 1 0 2 Pete’s Incorporated (2) . 837 636. 572.. - Fair Haven . 17 37 F. 81overt.g 0 2 Stevens, f Kayjxm nt Tams Itivcr. ■:...... _ DiM attla.-g • 2 4 8 Bowne’s Oil Burner Serv. (1) 678 620 “ 587-• Middletown ------.— :------, 13 41 Tully, f Mntawan at-Jameaburff, ' Noii-sooring players for narl- Cottrell,'g 8 12 30 . Standings - . .. Team High Game 23 8 49 Matlms.-o —- H«4- - mar). Dank (Jalbullu -■ .. . al Ht. JIoib ... fUal- (an Township wero Aiidorsnn, Team *' IV L •, Keyport- •> 968 St. Ann’s (35) Altnbollo, g Middletown at Wbotlbrldao; 1 Alexander, Sauter and Lnrn- — ' ....__------Keansburg National Bank 30 21 Union Beach 658 Humann at HavvlJlo ItuNlnnal. bsrlson: for Union lleaoh, Nap. 19 21 61 Middletown Pharmacy. 32 25 Keansburg ' -.933 G F P Ward, g ManaitiUAti at t’raahold Hwlimal, Pi, Wansor and Dapollta, . X»rfy’a Barber 8hoB .1471 _ Pete’s Incorporated _ ■ 32 25 Individual High Game Sullivan, f- I 1 3 - UinaLakewood JJmniH At Houlh it Jted Arnbny, Hank. G F F Keyport Cleaners ' “32 25 - “ ■ Rosft^-Keyport 7------7 288-244 • Mleie.,1 - -1 “ 6 -8 i f 4 20 - AUanllu IllKhlanda -at Pulnt-Daaa* Whitehurst.' f* 13 5 v- I!. Wasserman & Son ; 29 28 . Lofisen—Keansburg 234 Convery, o 4 6 8 Marlboro Twp. (*4> ant, - ' — Bowne’s-Oll-Bumer-Servlce----- 28 29 Barker—Union Beach 233 I* Ht. Mary’a -tff^4-al>HaVFfiVI|ta. BOWUIB w Fernandez, I . , .....1 5 7 Keansburg News 2714.29(4 - - - . ... Team High Series . W all, g 1 0 3 OF ^CnMarotHI. Mary'a at ll‘,A.)lllablBwl at V Mul an . * -* : Abbazla, f , . 0 2 2 Gentile’s Market — . 25 32...... —Union Beach . -...... 2746 Brennan, g 2 3 6 Farrell, t -O'T“1 Buutli Hlvpr nt HulKPr* Mreg, . Redmond, e 2 5 9 ‘ Prank VanSyqklea 24 33 Keyport 2700 Gelsler, g 4 0 8 Scott, t 1 “0“2 biiMcllciillamllUm al Twp, HilUlh at Plainfield. flaw Hrtitiawlck. ' ^ OPEN ALLEYS — Demarestr—o—:------3- - 4 10 -'— -Marquetrs-Pharmaoy- 19(4 37-14- —:------Keansburg——:------:—2591 Ford, f _ - ' 2- 0 4 -— Kalttrdav - - — Bob IiOPresto, g 4 0 8 Individual High Game Indlvldnal High Series . 13 9 35 Rodgers, o. 3 1 7 Aabury Pork va. NpdIumo Tat Con* Mon.,' Tuei., Wed. ___Vecchio, g .2 2 8 Eleanor Smith - - 233 "Barker—Union Beach.' 652 St. Catherine's (311 Croddlck, g 4 210 - . VBIlllun JUII),TuMdav ' Individual High Set - Ross—Keyport 819. umsnn at KeyiHirt,_____ Frl., Sat., Sun. Eleanor Smith : 677 Urlck—Union Beach . 613 O F P Cade, g 0^ 0 0 alnwflti at- Allantln lllKhlanda. • 13 21 47 Middletown «l Aal>urv I'arKt------: . . AI . . . ■.....■■ -; i ~"T -■—--Team- High'-Game - ...... Individual ..High. Averages_ Preabolit Uaalnnal al Krd (lank. JEeyport Cleaners . 740 - Wyckoff—Keyport - "179 Balm one, I 10 4 24 Naplunt at L o ur H ra m n , Jim drover's : Team High Series Malawsn|13) R al Clommer*' Licenses To ’ McCoy—Union Beach 177 F a le o ra HnUth Amltoy Toma Hlver, - Keansburg National Bank 1933 Ross—Keyport - 176 Dandorf, g or I* Uayvlll* lUftfonal at Point lMai«’ K e y p o r t R e c r e a t i o n Cost More In 1958 urlck—union Beach 174 Devaney, g 3 11 VanSyokle, f 0 0 12 Carlfrtl al'Parlh Arnlxiv, . American Legion Building Marchetti—Highlands - 173 McCormack, f 1 1 3 Huutli Rlvar al Mattvllla, CJammers; both commercial Mat-Key Merchants League Veth—Middletown 178 It West Front Si. and do-lt-yourselfera. muat pay -' Jan. 56 ' " . V Lohsen—Keansburg tn 12 7 31 Bowie, o :; ; 5 0 10 Canned and frosen green B U D Super Market 900 820 931 Barker—Union Beach 169 Standings Terry Magee, g 3 0 6 peas are In plentiful supply, ac­ - WhsNetaetUp a slightly higher licensee fee Palm er .Easo • 843 923 853. Moore—Keansburg 169 W L Pie. Eovlno, g 1 ? 2 cording to the U.H, Department A Bowling'I'arly To-Nlls this year to carry on ah acUy- Atlantic Tile 803 664 892 Kaufer—Union Beach 169 St,-Joseph’s » .867 of_. Agrleullurc. plan lo stook - , (lalli 'ity-famUiar to the. Lenni Le- Crate’s Beverages 850 960 995 St, Agnes':—-—:------6 ,857 10 l i s ­ up lbs next'thne you go mar­ nape-long before white m en Jag’s Sport Ooods . 831 877 852 Mat-Key Sunday Night Mixed League Our Lady of • ts)...... keting, says Monmouth County . Keyport 7-9615 knew the Jersey shore. Joseph Cllffwood Angels 799 938 836 Jan. 26 Perpetual Help 5 ,714 o r P Home Agdnl Mrs. L o r II a ’ K. For Reservations E. McLean, Commissioner of Burlew’s Restaurant 1 790 797 803 Hendricks Dairy (01 671 642 St. Ann's 3 Croddlck; f * 8 9 the Mew Jersey Department of Rapolla's Market 883 924 986 DeLuxe Cleaners (8) ...... 741 733 .600 Egan, { “ White. Conservation and Economic De­ Martini’s Diner (2) 704 651 St. Mary’* • l .200 0 0 0 velopment has announced the Jo-Joe’a Cocktail Lounge 783 838 876 Flamingo Bar (11 - ' 673 670 St. James 0 .006 Rodgers, il­ 7 0 14 "300” Bar 874 920 884 Marquet Pharmacy (1) 545 697 Bt, Catherine's p ,000 Ford, g . 2 0 4 1958 Individual license fees for Old Mill Dairy . 810 1011 977 CIJff's Seafood (2) 766 650 Bordmann, g 0 0 0 clamming as increased 50 Conklin's Men’s Shop 778 810 904 Kulas Boat Works (2) 660 723 Sdott, g _ 1 0 2 cents for New Jersey residents Cllffwood Amoco 877 987 792 Walling's Market (1) 612 673 Church Bowling Lsagt/a Cade, g - 0 0 and non-residents. Charcoal Pit • . ' ' 943 8T9 882 Mat-Key. 300 Bar (21 730 656 Tbe Increase was recom* Schanck’s Oil • 798 890 866 Universal Homfc Engr. (1) 653. “634 Selt Dale For Banquet mended by Christopher Riley, All-Bros. Woodworking Co, 643 865 761 Conover Lumber, (l) 509 583 It 3 29 Director of the Division of Shell OK Sales & Service 815 830 818 OK Sales A Service (2) 648 571 The Key-Mat Church B?a>l- Matawsn (47) Fisheries • in the Department Stanley’s Diner 789 760 846 Montagna’s Amoco (3) 690 651 Ing League will hold Its annual o r F $nd members of the Division's Cllffwood Fire Co. „761 741 725 Sal Mar, Inc. (0) 577 613 banquet at St. Mary’s Ha'llr Vanfiyokle: f _ 2 0 4 Advisory Council. Funds are Middletown Lanes 612 704 743 Ulrtchsen’s Boat Works <21 601 Keyport, on May 20,. according McCormack, f . 8 0 16 used Jn part, for research and Standings . / - Woo.dlock, Inc. (1 >— 670 to plans made at the league Bowie, -e —11 1 0 14 practical measures leading to Team . W L meeting on Monday. Named to- Terry Magee, g 4. 3 11 the improvement ,Qf tbe Indus- SAD Super Market . 42 18 Monday Night Major League the awards committee were W, Wilson, g 1 .0 2 ■ Palmer Esso 39 21 Jftn. 37 Anthony, g , 0 0 .0 Atlantic” Tile ' “3*t4“2t(4““—Eatontown-TV------936-940 870 Kenneth Henderson, .chair­ '■Tbe'increases are liOt likely Crate's Beverages “ 36 '24“ Wrode House 1615 938 046 man: Garrett Poat and James SAVE $1 to deter enthusiastic clammers, Jag's Sport Ooods 36 24 J. Overly " 768 937 814, Alger. -...... 22 3 47 On Eadt Gallon Of _ Commissioner McLean be­ Cllffwood Angels , 33 27 Buck Smith's Tavern 857 830 1010 Anthony DlBlaso was ap­ MldiUeteWR Township (84) lieves. Last year the Depart­ Burlew’s Restaurant ' ---- 32(4 27(4 . Mat-Key Recreation 947 951 983. pointed chairman of-the nom­ , • ______n k p - ment sold-8000-clamming li­ Rapolla’s Market " : “ 32 28 Pete’s-Appliances ...... - - ,-902“ B83 940 ination committee, J. Hyer will Bennett, f . 4 i g censes and expects to sell more jo-Joe’s Cocktail Lounge 32 28 T, V, Leavy._ __ 806 906' 935 Foulks, f. ! . l o "300” Bar 30 . 30 Montanna’s Amoco . _ ‘ 807 838 841 serve as a member of the com­ 2 Keystoner in 1958. • “ Old Mill Dairy 28 32 Standinrs mittee.' icontinued in elgluh dolilinn) Conklin’s Men’s Shop ' 28 32 Team , .. W L "M atch The Score" Cllffwood Amoco 28 32 Eatontown TV 40 17 Charcoal Pit . 28 32 Wrode House 35 22 Odorless^ J(: " Inside ' * ______Flat Paint Pin Contest Winners Schanck’s O il, - 28 32 J, Overly _____ ------33" <*24 All-Bros, Woodworking’ Co.„, -25. 35 - Buck Smith's Tavern 30 27 Big Things Happening Cash awards were made to OK Sales A Service ■ • 24 36 Mat*Key 'Recreation ■ 30’ 27 I -John-Barifs?’WflUam Waiting -SUiplcy's Diner- -24-­ 36- Pete’*-Appliances-- -- '------22— 35-f - Starting, In March A r " ; r~ and Richard K irk in the Cllffwood F/re Company 23 37 - T. V.Leavy ...... 39 Annual Paint Sale "match the score" bowling Middletown Lanes 13 41 Montagna's Amoco 38 tournament staged recently by Your Hardware Department Store Jim Crcvcr at the Keyport or tn take ft course ot Instruo- $1.00 Off On Each Gallort Recreation Alleys. West Front Old Bow And Arrow llon In bow' Bncl arronf Safety St., Keyport. Awards were, giv­ Licenses Of Value and proficiency and secure & ■.‘jm m n m m en only If the bowler, rolling a certificate for presentation to Now Until February 22nd regular game, matched a 203 Bow and arrow hunting li­ an Issuing agent, before they score. censes issued to New Jersey can secure a 1958 bow and ar­ STOP IN TODAY Another n o / e 1 contest, a buhters prior-to this year now row license. _t!y»lcntine-strtke-contestZl.vrai have assumed high value, the "The low applies too- young niversar/ Sale "(Vliere rour dollars have •nmre criita” Introduced this week to a r c a State DivTsld?T"orT'l_5'tr-_and and old alike," declared Dr. A. bowlers by Crovcr. All a bowl­ Game. Department of Conser­ Heaton Underhill, Director of Save With Greon Stamps er has to do Is roll three con­ vation and Economic Develop­ the Division of Fish and First and Atlantic Streots Koyport secutive strikes with three ment said; . , 1 v; Game. "That is one reason .balls. As ft prise., winner? will a, jai.wJaiy rt^ r*aT&iwt*r* why previous bow 1 and arrow 26 - 28 W. Front St., Keyport receive a Valentine's'Day box to Mlber pfroducc a* previously hunting licenses suddenly have OPKN I'JHIJAY KVKNIMOirUNTIL 9100 Call Keyport 7-0500 -0 5 0 1 - ofcandy...... issued bow and arrow license. assumed premium value.” Fill the Heartt By Babe Goldberg Miss Siano Wed Services Held For Engagements r ^ v - ' p e \ - __. Bojce^Heljer . At Ft Monmoutli William LeMoine Mr.' and Mrs. N. M. Helyer, fMATAWAN JOURNAL Miss carm ella Rose S 1 a n o, Hendon, London N.W., E n j- F r e d e r ic k Slater Howard McGlnly A mass was celebrated at land, announce the engage­ daughter of Mrs. Fanny Slano, Frederick Slater, 56, of 22 Howard McGinty, 67, of t 91 9:30 a.m. Saturday, In St. ment of their daughter, Mar-’ Page Twelve Feb. 6, 1058 Route 35, Centerville, became Evergreen Ave., Neptune City, Atlantic Ave„ Matawan. died John's Church, Marlboro lene, to Airman Second Class the bride of Pfc. Joseph Mc­ died Sunday, Feb. 2, 1B58, In Monday, Feb. 3, 1958, In Haz­ Township, for William Le­ Barry B. Boyce, son of Mr. Laughlin, don of Mr. and Mrs. F 1 1 k 1 n Memorial Hospital, ard Hospital, Long Branch. He and Mrs. Frank Boyce, 79 ‘Miss Gilligan Is Neptune, after a short Illness. was born In Long Branch, the Moine, eight-year-old son of Green Grove Ave., Keyport. John McLaughlin." 38 Taylor He had lived In Neptune son of the late Thomas B. and Mr. and Mrs. W, Lindsay Le­ Airman Boyce ls stationed at Ave., East Keansburg, Satur­ City and had owned and oper­ Rebecca (Sculthorpe) McGln- Moine, School St., Marlboro Manston Air Force Base. Mar­ Married Saturday day, Feb. 1, 1958, at 8:30 a,m, ated the Slater Service Station ty, Township, who drowned gate, England. , Miss Bernice, Frances Gilll In Chapel n, Fort Monmouth. Bradley Beach, for the past 30 He was a member of the Wednesday, Jan. 29, 1958, Zaslko-Lenovlch fan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. The Rev. J. A. Bradstreet'offi­ years. He was a member of First Baptist Church, M a t a- when he fell Into a-10-foot deep Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Leno- Francis J. Olllipran, 95 Laur- ciated at the double ring cere­ the Woodmen ff the World. wan; F&AM,- Abacus Lodge water reservoir while playing vlch, South Laurel Aye., Mid-.;.; rnce Pkwy., Laurence Harbor, mony. ' : Surviving are his wife, Mis. 182, Thong Branch, and Brother­ near his home. Interment was dletown Township, have an­ became the bride ol William Frederick Slater'; a brother. hood of Railroad Trainmen, No. In Bt. G a b r 1 e l's Cemetery, nounced the engagement of * Oivep In marriage by her Charles, Kearny; eight sisters, 353, Long Branch. He had'liv­ Bradevelt. their daughtor, Helen, to Jacob Force, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. brother, John Slano, Middle­ Mrs. Elizabeth Bowls, Anstmla, ed In Matawan for 30 y e a r s William was a Cub Scout, F. Z&stko, son of Mrs. ' Mary William Force, sr., 99 Roose­ town, the bride wore a princess Conn.; Mrs. Ada Doll, New­ and was a retired trainman and a member of St. John’s Zastko, Jamesburg, and t h e ' velt Ave., ’ Laurence Harbor, style, gown of white taffeta ark; Mrs. Edna Franzcn, Cald­ formerly employed by the Jer­ Church, Marlboro. He was a late Andrew Zastko. , . Saturday, Feb. 1, 1958; at trimmed with panels.of Alen- well; Mrs. Ethel Mitchell, sey Central Railroad Co. . second grade student at Marl­ Miss Lenovich, a graduate of p.m. -In St. Lawrence's Church! con lace, re-embroldered with Mtiplewood; Mrs. Gladys Bin­ Surviving are his wife, Mrs. boro Grammar School. Keyport High School, Is em­ der, Mrs..KllUe Heberer, and Gladys (Wilson) McGinty, . Surviving, besides his par­ ployed as . a service represen­ Laurence Harbor. pearls. The skirt had a chapel- Mrs. Harriet,Edwards, all of Matnwan; one son, John, Mata­ ents, are two brothers, John tative for the business office of The Rev. Walter M. Slattery length train. Her fingertip- Kearny, and Mrs. May Fergus, wan; three sisters, Mrs. Grace and James, at home; his 'ma­ the ’ NT/J. Bell Telephone - Co., performed the double ring cere­ length veil of illusion fell from CUffwpod Beach. . Cornelia, Long Branch; Mrs. ternal grandmother, Mrs. Rose Keyport.. Mr. Zastko was grad- mony.. Mrs. Robert D 1 m s e y a lace and taffeta pillbox. She ; xFlmeral services were held Elizabeth Wilbur, Long Dunn, Hlghtstown; his pater­ u&ted from Jamesburg High presided at the console. carried a round bouquet of "Wednesday at 2 p.m. at the Branch; Mrs.. Alice Haynes, nal grandparents, Township School. He served In the U. 6. The bride was given in mar­ White carnations centered with Matthews, Franclonl and Tay­ Manchester, Conn.; one broth­ Committeeman W.'Llndsay Marine Corps for three years riage by her father. She wore a white orchid. lor Funeral Home, Asbury er, Harry, New York, and two LeMoine and Mrs. Helen (Con­ and is the assistant golf pro­ ai full-length gown of lace and Honor Attendant — '■ Park, with the Rev. Harold grandchildren. ' roy) LeMoine, Marlboro,- and fessional at Forsgate Country accordion pleated tulle, em­ i. .-Do Your Part to Fight Heart Disease Miss Leoha McLaughlin, ■ sls- Ziegler officiating. Interment •Funeral services will be his paternal great-grandmoth­ Club, Jamesburg, broidered with Bequlns. The ter of the bridegroom, w i a was In Monmouth Memorial held at 1:30 p.m. this after­ er, Mrs. William Conway, Fair No date has been set for tho apron effect sklrt ended'In maid of honor. Her floor-length Park, Neptune,; Shrewsbury " noon at the Bedle Funeral Haven. 7 7 ...... wedding...... ; T . chapel-length train. Her flnger- yollow satin gown had a tulle Township. - Home, Matawan, with the Rev. •The James F, Higgins Mem- tlp-length veil was attached to .stole—A—circular—veil-covered Jo-epli F. Bulkley Lawrence.R,.Balle;y,_pastor .ol orlal-Homei-Freeholdr—wasin -s-crown of pearls. She- carried her matching crown and she the F-i-r s t Baptist Church.- charge of arrangements;" ------Announce Bridal a colonial bouquet of white Parents Welcome New Arrivals carried a fireside basket of J tseph F. Bulkley, 894 Matawan, officiating. Inter­ roses and carnations. pink carnations. Charles St., Laurence Harbor, ment will be In Shoreland - Harold J. Kauffman ■ Of Miss K. Aamot • " . Two Attendant. Fred Hall, Trenton, was the died Saturday, night, Feb. 1, Memorial Gardens, Raritan A high requiem mass w as I Miss Ann Tracy, Union best man. 1958, in Perth Amboy Hospital, Township. celebrated Friday at 9. a.m. In Mr. and Mrs. Sverre Aamot, Beach, was maid of honor and : ■ . . . lawless ■ Schanok after a long Illness. He had 41 Arbordale Dr„ .Cllffwood. Mr—and-Mrs—James. Law­ . Mr. and Mrs. William a, The bride’s mother wore been employed- by 1 the Eliza­ — Arnold Leo Schramm St. Ann’s Church, Kcansburg,' —Mlss-Clalre Gllllgan,- sister of Schanck, 32 Walling Terr., Key­ green taffeta dress with a for Harold J. Kauffman, 59, of Beach, announce the marriage—— the- bride, was bridesmaid, less, 10 Brlarwood Ave., Keans­ matching hat and accessories beth.Hardware Co. for the past Arnold L, Schramm, 35; of-449 28 Lakewood Ave., Keansburg, of their daughter, Karen-Mar- They wore gowns of f o rest burg, are the parents of a port, are thft parents of e and an orchid1’corsage. The two years. 1 Graceland Dr., S.E., Albuquer­ who died Tuesday, Jan. 2J grethe, to Paul Daniel Low- green velvet and matching daughter, born. Tuesday,-Jan, fourth chlldt-A-daughter, born He ls survived by hls7wlfe, que, N.M., died on Friday, Jan, 185B, at his home. Interment man, Jr., Boulder, Col. The leather pillboxes. They carried 28', 1958, in Monmouth Memorl- Friday, Jon, 31, 1958, in Rlve'r- bridegroom's mother selected a Mrs. Viola (Moyer) Bulkley; a 31, 1958, In Albuquerque. He couple were married in Den­ o.l Hospital. , ;___ ; . view Hospital. -The baby powder blue tulle drees with a was the hushand of Mrs. Char­ was In private. ver, Col., on Tuesday, Jan. 21, lolonlal bouquets of matching weighed seven pounds„..htoe black hat and accessories. She daughter, Mrs. Rohert Jedele, Born in Long Island City, Joses and carnations. also had an orchid corsage, and two sons, Joseph C, and lotte (Feldman) Schramm, N.Y., he was the son of the late 1958 - . ; -■ - . ; Will la m Dudash, Winfield Jeffooat ' ounces, and has been named Edward, all of Laurence Har­ former resident of Keyport. Louis and Elsie (Lucas) Kauff­ The matron-of-honor; ■ w a s • ^ "-fc: . ~rd A^daughterwasborn Tues­ Mary-Arvallne. : The couple A reception followed at the M rs., E d w a r d Mc, Cormlck, 7... day, Jan, 28, :1858,-'In' M o n- also have three sons,:: Knights - of 1-1, bor ; a s 1-s t e r, Mrs.,.Jean ,„K e . was; horn la Atlantic. man. He bad lived In . Keans­ rRlohard'f.qrce, Laurence Har­ mouth Memorial Hospital, tp Keansburg. The couple left on Khrone, Newark; - two broth­ Highlands,..the son of Eugene burg for 41 years' and was "’a Aurora, Col. Robert: Samples,',' ' bor, brother of the'brldegroom Mb.' and Mrs! Jonathan- Jeff- --’’'"‘'-•‘’Tv^Mesmer' a mbtbr trip. For travellhg," the ers. Hnrpld and aeorgeJ. ,both Schramm,.Albuquerqtte, and communicant of St. A n n's Boulder, served as best man. ushered. _ . coat, 77 Lenox Rd., Keyport. . A daughter was born Satur­ bride wore a black and white of Irvington, and four grand­ the late Mrs. Schramm. He C h u r c ,h; Keansburg; - and a After .the ceremony jgpd 'dipper' . The brme’s mother 'selected day, Feb. 1, 1958, In Monmouth tweed suit, white hat, a a d children. - .. ... was a pharmacist, and-was as­ member of 'Its Holy Nome So­ party,_ Mr. and MrS. Lowniab v .aytelge lace sheath dr^ss, , Fearoe Memorial Hospital, to Mr. and white orchid corsage. - Funeral services were held sociated In 'business In the ciety. . ' - . left for7a honeymoon of: skiing , Winter white sequin hatr- and M r.- and .-Mrs.—W4411 a m Mrs. Charles Mesmer.'' 101 The bride attended Keyport7 Wednesday- at 11 - a.m^Jn. the Wholesale Drug Company, Inc,, He ls survived by a brother, in the Rocky Mountains. 7 Jelge and brown accessories. Pearce, 212 Wayside D r„ Key­ Park Ave., West Keansburg, High.School and was employed G u n d r u rn Funeral Home, of Albuquerque. George, Keansburg; -two “ The" bride, a "graduate Ibe wore a corsage of red port, are the .parents of a son, by Mil Garment Co., Middle­ South Amboy, with tbe; Rev. .Mr, Schramm was an active nieces, and two,nephews. Matawan High School, Class:of . Joses. The bridegroom's moth* Barber ' -The-John J. Ryan Home for 1B50, graduated Phi Beta Kap­ —ir-ohose-a light-blue—brocad­ born Tuesday,’ Jan. 28, 1958, In Mr. and Mrs. Charles' Bar- town. -- ■, WUllanl E. Webster, pastor of member of the American Leg- pa la 1954 from Douglass Col- - ed satin dress with a navy blue Rivervlew Hospital; . her, 1106 Florence Ave., Union The bridegroom was gradu­ the Laurence Harbor Commun- Ion, the New Mexico Drug As­ Funerals, Keansburg, was in lege, New Brunswick, ‘ with a, Beach, are-the parents of a ated from - Red Bank Catholic lty Church,, officiating, Inter­ sociation and Temple -B’nal charge of arrangements, Bachelor’s Degree In Geogra­ >at and accessories." Her Oor- ~ Logan son, born Tuesday, Feb, 4, High School and was employed ment was In Claverleaf Park B’rlth of Albuquerque, —Hage-was of-yellow roses Mrr'and~MrsrTIuIlu3—Logan, Cemetery, Woodbrldge. Mrs. Feler Wood . phy. After working at cilmatlo Reoeptlon In South Amboy Box 147, Morristown Rdv RD 1, 1958, in Rivervlew Hospital. as an electrician by F r a n k Besides his wife and father, A high requiem mass, w as research In Denvor, she was A reception for the b r 1 d a 1 Matawan, are the: parents, of a The baby weighed seven Mazza. He Is stationed at Fort William E. Powell . he ls survived by a daughter, celebrated Friday at 6 a,m. In awarded a U. 6. Fulbrlght _ . tarty and Immediatoi-Iji m 11 y pounds, ounces, and h a s Monmouth. — — -Jjinlce, and a; son, Mark. - Scholarshlp for a year's gradu- " daughter, born in Perth Am­ been named16 Charles Edward, The couple’ wlll reside In Eat­ William E. Powell, 86, 'died Funeral services were held Si.' ’ Agnes’ Church, Atlantic yas held at Ted's Restaurant, boy. Hospital,_ . * ontown. " Friday,.Jan. 31, 1B58, .at the Highlands, for Mrs. Margaret ate study at the University of jouth Amboy." . The. couple have one other Ocean Grove Nursing H eine; In Albuquerque on Monday, Wood, 67, of 139 Shore Blvd., Oslo; Norway. Mrs. Lowman.. For their wedding trip to New . .. Lelfeste , child,' a daughtef.“Mrs. Barber He formerly-dived-at 53 Sunset followed by Interment^, 7 Keansburg, who" died Tuesday, recently returned to her post York, the bride wore a black, A daughter was born is the former Miss Mafe Mack, Ave., Laurence Harbor, H is John Negra Jan. 28, 1B58, at the home of as Supervisor of Education at velvet dress, a winter w h 11 e Wednesday, Jan. 29, 1988, In Kearny. . one wife was the late Sarah Pow­ John Negra, 44, of 28 Bay­ her granddaughter, Mrs. Pa­ the Brooklyn Children’s Muse- „ Jat and Accessories, and' a Rivervlew Hospital to1 Mr. and Orlando 7 _____ ell. Ho was:, born in .Utah and view Ave.,.Keansburg,. did d tricia Andrews, 124 Wesley um...... ■ .7. .. :...... White orchid corsage.: " r Mrs.-Ollver Lelfeste, 72 EUgh- Mr, and Mrs. Alex Orlando, was the son of the late! Wll- Saturday, Feb. 1, 1958! of Ave., Atlantic Highlands. Inter­ Mr. Lowman ls the son of The bride attended Sayrevllle lleld Ave., Matawan. . V 144_Blrchwaod.Dr., Cllffwood Have Written Will liam and Chrlatlana (Peterson) heart attack while" driving ment wai In Mt. Olivet Ceme­ Mr. and -Mrs. - Paul-D.-Low-T-^'- High Sohool and Is employed Beach, are the parents of a Property, both real estate Powell...... '...... tery, Middletown Township. man, Rahway. He was gradu- — >y-,'.the New Jersey Bell .Tele­ " Monahan daughtor, bora In Perth Am­ and personal, accumulates in truck on Route 36, Raritan ated from Rutgers University!" - phone Co., Keyport. - Mr. and Mrs, James—MontF There are no known surviv­ Township. He was employed . Mrs. Wood, a resident of han, By Hazlet Ave., Keyport, boy; Hospital. every family. The time will ors. ... by a Newark trucking com­ Keansburg for more than 40 Class of 1953, after which he . The bridegroom was gradu­ are the parehts"6f a’son,'born ~ 'Jonei 7 1 come when your estate, all you pany. He was born In Newark, years, was active In civic af- served as a lieutenant In the- .... ated from Sayrevllle High Wednesday, Jan. 29, 1958, In Mr. and Mrs. J. R u a s~e 14 possess, will be passed ,on to Fuaeral . services; were held the eon of Janies and Flor­ fdlfs ifdr ,35 jyiars'and was a U. 8. Army. He currently is School and Berved four years Rivervlew Hospital^ J... Jones, 8-Clover D r., H:a z l e t, your,husband' qr. wife, ,y o.u r Monday;*t.H a.m. at.theiBedle ence (Brandly) Hegra-, He' Was member of the Keansburg enrolled In the Graduate In the, U.S. Navy. He ls em- are the parents of a son;'bora ohlldron or other behe^cinrles; Funeral Home, Keyport,; with a yeterin J)t yr&tUTWtr H ." ; Democratic Club. She was born School of the University of Col­ Bbiyed AUthe, Circle B a r b e r - - i FwrMy ' " Monday, Feb. 3, 1968, ln ‘M6ri- A .wlll-statCB in writing how the. Rev. ..william E.. ,Webster! In Belleville, the daughter of orado, where he ls a candidate Shop, Laurencd Harbor, and ls Mr. and Mrs. James A, Far* mouth Memorial Hospital. your possessions are to be di­ pastor .of the Laurence Harbor Also surviving are. his wife for a-Doctor of Philosophy De- ' — a- momber of the ■ Amerloan-Le- Iey,48 Wilson Ave.;~Matawan, vided. Mrs, Lorna K, W hite, CdmmuAlty /Chhroh, officiat­ Mrs, Genevieve (McLear),„ Ne the late John iand Mary grce In Geology; He holds a — glon, Laurence Harbor P o s t are the parents of their first ■7 ■' , Sanders , . Monmouth County Home ing. Interment was In Cedar- gra, -.Union Beach; a ,,son, (Brady) Jordan; She was the teaching fellowship'at'the uni- 832, and the Holy Name Boolety child, a daughter, born A son was born M o n d a p, Agent,, believes a will Is wqll wood Cemetery, Raritan Town­ James, and -two. daughters, wife of the late Peter Wood, i verslty and Is" a member1 of of St. Lawrence's Church. fo b . 3, 1958, In Rivervlew Hos­ worth the comparatively, small ship.;.’. 7 ’ : .7 ' r. y" 7 ,7" —Mlss.Patrlofa Negra and Miss Besides her-granddaughter; Wednesday, Jan. 8, 1968, In Carol Negra. ajl of U n i o n she la survived by a daughter; Sigma Gamma Epsilon, Honor- .. The couple will reside In Monmouth Memorial Hospital. pital, to Mr. and Mrs. John cost for professional' help. Mrs. William Gross ary Geology Fraternity. ’ South Amboy. - - The. -b a b y weighed seven Sanders, 22 Hopkins Terr., Where no will exists, the law Beach; a brother, James, Mon­ Mrs. Mildred O’Keefe; a sis­ The couple plan to make pounds, 13 ounces, and has West Keansburg, of the state In whioh the prop­ Mrs. Sophie Gross, 83, 'of tana; three sisters, Mrs. ter, Mrs. Loretta Heber, New­ their home In Colorado. ,' Klnsella erty ls located determines how Route , Madison Township, Esther Goerschner, Florida; ark; two grandsons, and thrde been named Debra Ann. Mrs. died Monday34 morning, Feb. 3, Mrs. June Beverage, Arizona, great-grandchildren. " Farley Is the form er Miss Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Klnsel­ lt will be divided. - 1958, at her home. B o r n* In Orange sections and avocado a H IA R IN O a i d Joan Galosh, Matawan. la, 29 Linton Pl„ Keansburg, Just because you want an in­ and Mrs. Helen Kraemer, At­ Funeral arrangements were slices make a perfect salad for that bring* you are the parents of a son, born dividual to receive specific New York, she was the widow, lantio Highlands, . under the direction of the John company dinner, says M o n- Totten * - Monday, Fob, 3, 1968, in Mon­ parts of your worldly wealth of William Gross, Funeral services were held J7 Ryatl Home for Funerals, ' Hearing bl itiB .il Mr, and Mrs. Robert R. Tot­ She had been a resident of Keansburg. • mouth County Home Agent' mouth Memorial Hospital. does not determine what hap­ the Madison Township area for Tuesday at 1 p.m. at the Bedle Mrs. Loma K. White. Serve a ...for only *££00 ten, 84 Matawan Rd.,, Old -- Martin : pens. Should you die ^Intes­ Funeral .Home, Keyport, with tart French dressing with lt. - Bridge, are the parents of a Pfo; Anthony T. Martin and tate" without a will, all your the past 55 years and was a the Rev, Dr. Otto C. F; Janke, daughter, born In Perth Amboy Mrs. Martin, 67 West Front St., wishes and good Intentions are member of St. Mary’s Episco­ pastor of the First Methodist P. Sarabuchello No fancy aalot commliaionil Hospital.' The baby has been Keyport, are the parents of a worth exactly nothing. With pal Church, Keyport. She-was- Church. Keansburg, officiating. . That'a how Zenith can offer lu named Cynthia Lee. Mrs.—Tot son, born Wednesday, Jan. 29, the help of a competent law­ an honorary member of the Interment was in Fair View model J0-X Hcarlns Aid at al. ten Is the former Mies Busan yer, your wllli protects those Cheesequake Fire Co. Cemetery. Middletown Tdwn- Succumbs Friday _jnoal 14 the price of many com­ Purearo, daughter of Adolph 1958, In Fort Monmouth Hospi­ She ls survived by a brother, NEW parable competitive Inalru* t a l.. 1 . nearest to you from all sorts Charles, Madison Township. - shlp. r menu. 10-Day Money-Back Furcaro, Old Bridge, and the of legal complications, possi­ Patsy Sarabuchello, 74, of Ouaranteol Come in,,..... late Mrs. Lena Purcaro. ' Towers ble, squabbles. Injustice, ex­ Funeral services are being Mrs, Pearl. W. Hagerman Atlantic Ave., Matawaq, d 1 e d LAXATIVE ' Budlet Termi ' A son was born Thursday, pense and general ynhappl- held .at <2 p.m. this afternoon M r 3;.. Pearl W, Hagerman, suddenly Friday, Jan. 31, 1B58. Strako Jan. 30,1958, in Rivervlew Hqjg pess. at thB Frank T. Kurzawa Fu­ 07, of 63 Grand Ave., Freeport, In Marlboro State Hospital. A daughter was born In Perth pltal, to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A New Jersey Extension neral Homo, South Amboy, L.I., died suddenly Monday, He was born In Italy and had ADVANCE Amboy Hospital, to M r.-and Towers, 604 Prospeot A v e., with the Rev, Henry A. Male, F eb.'3, 1958. She was" born In resided In Matawan for 60 Mrs. Michael Strako, 811 Ed* Service leaflet "A Will for rector of St. Mary's Episcopal mond Ave., Union Beach,. Cllffwood Beach. You" shows what happens, to Freehold, the daughter of the years. For Fast Relief Keyport _ Jones an estate if the owner dies Church, Keyport, offlolatlng. late William H. and Katherine He was retired and formerly Jewelers Ansbftch ■ Mr. and Mrs. John E. Jones, without a will, and lt gives Interment will be In. Ernston (Hausman) White, Keyport. owned ' a taxi business. His of Constipation* A daughter was born Sunday; valuable suggestions for mak­ Cemetery. Sayrevllle. She ls survived by one sis­ wife was the late Mrs. Made­ Newhxotlvt and Opticians Texas Rd„ Matawan, are the ter, Mrs.' Annabel Smith, Nep­ line (Zaccnrella) Sarabuchello. capsule wlrh ± "p 49 West Front St.. Feb. 2, 1958, in Rivervlew Hos­ parents of a daughter, bom Fri­ ing a will, Write Mrs. White, Mrs. Henry George Hall ^ Koyport 7-2008 pital, to Mr. and Mrs. Walter day, Jan. 51, 1958, In Monmouth 20 Court St., Freehold, for a Mrs. Beatrice Ann Hall, 83, tune; one brother. Louis * A. He was a communicant of St. softening medication Ansbach, 61 Atlantia St., Key­ Memorial Hospital. * . free'copy. died Saturday, Feb. 1, 1958. In White, Keyport, and one neph­ Joseph's Church, Keyport. for more 'Wl KANOLI u n n u AND ACCKItOMU port, ’ __ . . ' Anyone 21-years-old. or over the Brookdale Nursing Home, ew, Harold Smith, Neptune. Surviving ore two sons, Jo­ comfortable action FOR UOIT HIAWND AID* Wyckoff can make a will. Wills usually Funeral services will be held seph, Matawan, and Frank, +Tek» as dhetted . . Carlisle Lt. J.g. Petor B. Wyckoff and Rafitnn Township. She former­ at 11 a.m. this morning at the Perth Amboy; four daughters. ior EQictivt Relief of Mr. and Mrs, William Car­ Mrs, Wyckoff, Jacksonville, are desirable for both tho hus­ ly resided In Hawthorne. She Bedle Funeral Homo, Keyport. emporarj Cottiiipstiom Fla., aro tho parents of a first band and wife, single men and was born In Coventry. England Mrs. Nancy AogollQi Mrs. .Ger­ lisle, South Laurel Ave., West women need them, too. Almost and was the widow of the late Interment will be In Monmouth aldine O’Nein,Mrs.—Josephine flmtWH there be Keansburg, are tho parents of child, a daughter, Stephanie everyone owns something that Memorial Pork, Shrewsbury Butzko, Matawan; Mrs. Pa­ SERUTANM "UNfirisdiarti' • ~ a daughter, born Saturday, Anne, born Wednesday, Jan, Henry George Hall. Township. ' tricia" Chlsmar, Hopelawn; 11 a Substitutefor-.. Feb. 1, 1658, In Rivervlew Hos­ 28, 1058, at St. Vincent’s Hospi­ can be left to persons of his Surviving ls a daughter, pital. ' , , tal in Jacksonville. Lt. Wyck­ choice. Mrs. White says your Mrs. Ruth Crawford, Mata- James B. Luyster grandchildren; three, sisters,, PLUS ■ a off ls the son of Mr. and Mrs. duty to your heirs docs ' not wan. Janies B. Luyster, 87. Hol­ living in Italy, and four great­ M cC orm ick Clinton S. Wyckoft, Broad St., stop when you have made a Funeral services were held land Rd., Middletown T o w,n- grandchildren. ,. A dauglitor was born Satur­ Koyport.. ^ - will. It needs periodic review Monday at 9 n.m. at the Trin­ ship, d 1 e d Friday, Jan, 31, Funeral services were held day, Feb. 1, 1058, In Rlvervlow as births, deaths, mnrrmgcs.or. ity-Episcopal Church, M i ta- 1958, at his hoino. Ho wns horn Monday at 9 a.m. at the Day Hospital to Mr. and Mrsr _ Kostcoliko -­ other changes In your family wan, with tho Rev, Bernard In Keyport, the son of the lote Funeral—Homo,— Keyport. At Charles McCormick, 6 Willow- Mr.' and Mrs. Steve Kostcch- take plnce. An outdnted will al­ McK. Garllck, rector, officiat­ Garrett and Sarah (Burrowcs) 9:30 a.m. a solemn requiem brook Dr., Keyport. ko. West Cnvlna, Calif., aro so oan cause many problems. ing. Interment was In Shore- mass was celebrated In St. Jo­ 27 W. Front St.* Keyport tile parents of a-son,—born, in Luyster. —— , seph’s Church, Keyport, by the (Next to People* Nat'l DarJc) Brennan d California, Saturday, Fob, 1, land Memorial Gardens, Rari­ Mr. Luyster was a member Rev. Cornelius J. Kane, • pas­ Bollo A Mnraihan Busqp Mr. and Mrs.. John D, Bren­ 1058. The baby weighed six St. Joseph's Knights tan Township. The "Bedlo Fu­ of the Reformed jDhurch of tor, Ynterment was in St. Jo­ Pass Our Door nan, 28 Linton PI,; Kcansburg, pounds, seven ounces and has Hold Open Meeting neral Home. Keyport, was In Middletown, He,.was d retired seph’s Cemetery, Keyport. are the parents of a daushtor, beeu nametl John. Mrs. Kos- charge of .arrangements __ farm er ______born Saturday, Fob. 1, 1958, In tcchko ls the former Miss Moro than 160 men heard Mrs. William Regan Surviving are his wlte, Mrs. Rivervlew Hospital. Mary Bcnslck, Keyport! Past State Deputy Thomas A. Mrs. Winifred Anna Regan, Laura '"(Antonldes) " Luyster. Barry, State Seoretary Joseph 83, CUffiyood Ave., Cliff- and a brother, Alfred □. Luy­ Orloff J. Carlin, General Insurance voodl died Tuesday, Feb. 4. ster, both of Middletown Town­ a Casting tribute A son was born Saturday, Agent Joseph j. ailsqn, and 1958, at her home. Born In Ire­ ship. CEIL REDGATE Feb. 1, 1958, in Rlvorviow Hos­ B ap tism Aron Membership Chairman land, she was the daughter of Funeral services were held Free Taxi Service On All Permanent Waves pital, to Mr. and Mrs. William . Itodzlnka . . Monday at 1 p.m. at the Bedle to Our Own... Orloff, RD-l, Matawan, Martin Vuccaro describe the tho lata Michael and Margaret Funeral Home, Keyport, with •! ., . - - - ’ , - Mary Ann Rodzlnka, Infant activities and history of the (Kolly) Haverty. ' ' the Rev. Fred Mold; pastor of , Your Hairdresser Tbe prop«r m ilking ot • loved Flgel daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs. John Knights of Columbus nt tho re­ Mrs. Regan, had lived In the Reformed Church of Mid­ . o o i’a gr*v*' U* a ucred duty w* . Mr. nnd Mrs. Arthur Flgel, Rodzlnka, Perth Amboy, was cent open meeting held In 8t. Cllffwood for the past 50 years. dletown, officiating. Interment Featuring Hair Styling 249 East Broadway, Union baptized Sunday, Feb. 2, 1958, Joseph's School cafeteria, Koy- She was a communloant of St. onut never overlook. Our (trge In St. Stephen’s Church, Forth port, by St. Joseph's Council Joseph's Church, Keyport," and Was In Fair View Cemetery, ttlettioAcf beautiful monumenc* Bench; are tho parents of a Amboy. Sponsors wore ..._M r s. 3402. ' . Middletown Township. We Specialize • ^SxiJ'our under*tending mediodi ; daughtor, bom Sunday, Feb. 2, of Its Altar and Rosary So­ 1058, In'Monmouth Memorial Tcd_ Rodzlnka, Fords, and Ed­ Speakers representing the lo- ciety, She was the widow of the • Lady Allandant n Silver fifbndlng , ' of eerrlng our cllenn ar* Hospital, ' ward Ziegler, Cllffwood. A re­ « oouncll were Grand Knight late William Regan...... ~ • Ho&‘B«claxIafl ... .. traditional la tkli. community. ception, celebrating the event, Hugh V. McGuire; local Insur­ She Is survived by one son, ■ Thomas followed at the homo of tho In­ ance ngcnt Garrett J. Walsh- John, Keyport; two daughters, lo t u* befp you cboto# • fin* A daughter, was born Thurs­ fant’s patornlal grandparents, Financial Seoretary Vincent J the Misses Marguerite and Special February Only 1 quality aum orlil to tndure end day, Jan, 30, 1958, In M o n- Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Rodzln­ Infoslno, and Membership Anna Marie Regan, both at 1 *od*tr through A* ye«n *tic.ut mouth Memorial Hospital! to ka, Perth Amboy. Mrs. Rodzln­ Chairman Goorgo L. Dcmcry home and one grandchild, Caryl Richards Permanent Mr, and Mrs, Thomns Thomas, ka le tho former Miss Jean Grand Knight McGuire has Funeral services will be 10 Prospect PI.,,Matawan. Wnrwlck, Matawnn. announced that applications for held Saturday at 8 a.m. at IncIuiSc* Slyllng momborshlp that wcre n o t Mrs. Rcgan’3 home, At 9 a.m. A SUVtCfi of dliHftfuIatal t And Settldf N m v 7 * 5 0 WHARTON completed at'tho open meeting, high requiem moss will bo — -reiri2.5i “ may be left) at the club house, celebrated by the Rev. Cornel­ * MEMORIALS Itouto 35, which ls open every ius J. Kane, in St. Josoph’s KEyport 7-4018 - Highway 30, Nqar Main St. night. Church. Keyport. Interment. 418 Beach View Ave., Cor. UrUlird Ave. On, Sunday, all Knights are DAY fUNEFALHOM? - C- 'V'W! '.IjWilsittild J7 f-4f»wri*®r ?■' .< ■ fANDID W BPM 6S A SPECIALTY expected ;to reco 1 ve cnrnimm- 861 Uaple PI.* Keyporl *,f-JPIj'ilji'iV rtiyiiortiT-ffM /'1';!1;'1 :a »N:6t REVIDRT loix for the Intentions oftha’ nijit, JpsephfcCymetery. Kep Tat KEyport 7-1151 j J Union jSeach Hierarchy of Now Jorioy. r M iii'rr.u ! : f r 1 > I * v: itv Installs Veterans Install Ceiling In New Post Home Parkway Police r ^ ';= w h a t^ s nit *** k * ii Officers Sunday Report Activities o • ••••••••• *.••••••• JOURNAL-' A special service was . beld New Jersey State Police on y o u r the Garden State Parkway aid­ • In St. Gabriel's Church, Brade- ed 25.208 travelers during' 1051 Feb. ». 1958 Pago Thirteen velt.on Sunday lor the recep­ In providing such services as •TBAVa ”1.9." tion of members and the ln- helping to start stalled cars, C«n you Identify tKete Europeen . stallatton of officers of the Im­ conveying telephoned mes­ travel highlight!? Correct aniwen Trooper Exams^ maculate Conception Sodality. sages to husbands, and assist­ ing Immediately expectant appear bolow. . The Rev; John Nowak, director mothers. ’ Set For Mar. I4 ■ of i the Sodality and pastor of '! h a r m a n Katharine. Gfonl ofom-rhoped building Col. Joseph D. Rutter, Super- the church, conducted the serv­ White of1 the New Jersey High­ will be theme eenler of the lnleudcnl of tlie New Jersoy Ice thus admitting members to way Authority said Tuesday the S t a t e Police, recently an­ — take part in all the indulgen­ Parkway’s State Police , de­ tachment rendered the large In Srumh, BftG/L/M. nounced that written examina­ ces, the privileges, and the number of aids during 1951 . In tions of applicants for New ~splrituet,ic|.|.o tip |0 *;|i '.|n .j .(■( .’Ajnu|ui’ have a good ' reputation and ' ed by the men of the H oi y Set Townwide Sale Occasion got a wife’s telephon­ /p ilin l ui eaintyTot fi/l'*op;.|iui-3 i.,.ai Anej — <||»b j’jf,' sound moral charaotor...... ed message through to her en- 141 IPO ■ ii IHdy «»I<1 »t*t «f '.It 'SOIMSNy Alt’ applicants ure requested Name Society at the church Keyport merchants have an­ air routc husband along the Fark- to appear at tliolr nearest lo- .auditorium for the. Sodallsts Visit JCP&L Plant way. Babies bom on the Park- ca.tlon for the., examination. " “ "And tbelr families." A s o c t a 1 As part of their studies pf nounced plans for a townwide Fire of undetermined-origin way .alsq were another cate­ •niosbTecelvlng-wTiTg"* In's-- hour followed...... electricity and magnetism, the George Washington's birthday Sunday night burned out t h e gory of State Police aid, There mark in tho written tesr- wtll " — The Rev. Mr. Nowak was sale which will b,Si:ftiel nuralngiagoncles-ol the county^ TMfBCJMorrlsNochumsoni.Trdnr uoCccnWnwH,,.r. froth page oneli j iiL iif kT shdpW ’Ji .enioi: -The health oentor (s a.menv ) .toa/t-aud'- a braille1 -seniiharl been constructed ahd occOpled Joseph's Church,. Keyport. J \Pifrlborfl iflpe':'^hiet'illrr: There naw aro/Oi meh in . th^ p rlil to M'rt. •Oibt’M :,M.; BdW- • f'Bringing'Light to Ihe Blind, during irecent.years.-. , , j . Guests were Mrs. Ularencd Sleklesasaldcthp .cause :of; the Parkway's State1 Poltqe.detacb- man,/Middletown Township.re- twiU.bq: conducted, by, Mrs. Mop Servtce Monitfty to Friday ] Mount; "Mrs'.' Jack Oobfe. *Mrial dire:was .not .known; 'He said hi mcnt. : , , . . ■ ■sidcnt, who served on the MO- - - ft M The :. lnltta] .request'--before Charles Antfrtm, M iss'All'<5e did not know where ln'thi ‘The Parkway force, is hqqdr PBS Board-:of ’ Trustees from j^ralUe;phalnnajs. t-o.c -tfwsv J the PUC wpqjd be tp.rwi/bus­ ^MlHh^es^rt: Mrs,n;WuUapV bn!ltilfli! tKfet?fire''haif1 dttM ttf ed hy.‘^Ktd: Pdtii89tt/',ib!JWiJ '1933 until her death In >933. 11>* S .» I'baas Tkal .UoiiF M A ItM rh Otherworshlp sessions',-,-will Florence BehWhi, Mr. Wendel, summoned pj HJ'JbOWgin',1 Capt. Charles ,W. f-he succeeded Mrs. Lewis S. -Thrlllirt (he Warldl ' of 40,HO ■»Vi«f»l es, -Monday 1 through , Friday’; Mrs. John Cafandrff\ sr.. Mrs. state police, said 15 men are Hanna Is commander of State Thompson, Llncroft, foundor of ” feature Mfs. Theodor-: Krohn, for the 12-week-period. Buses MCOSS. ss president In 1952 ^•'PURSIJIT OF TUB 'WALK INTO U R L!/’ national social action chairman would make 12 trips In a six- Mary kolleclto, Union Beach; employed at the. shop. Trooper Police Troop "D”, which In­ GRAF 81‘ICI!" la Platnfni "Color, and Mrs. Jacob Welsberg, na- hour period weekdays from 10 Mrs. John Dzwll, sr., Mrs. Edward Fletcher Is Investigat­ cludes the Parkway dotacli- and was made chairman of the VisUVIalaa-Ttrhsirnlnr —■-Hub------tlonal Israel affairs chairman John Dzwll, Miss Helen Jan­ ing. ment. " ' board in 1934. —Plus— SSechl .Tsrrorl An Bra of Terror a.m. to 4 pun.', Mr. Rollo dis­ kowski, Miss Emma Jankow- Furniture and equipment for "ENKMV FUdM on "Current Affairs and Qo-Opr closed. . i tho healtlj,cealer has been pro- HPAOK’* “ OUNA DON'T . eratlon with Jewish Agencies/1 - In.addition to the_Bubsidy, skl, Mrs. Blanche Jankowski, This week, why don’t you Defense Bunds pay the same . Uritn Donltry— - AROOK" . aid “Israel's Tenth Y.ca r there’,will be a i5-cent - board­ Matawan; Mrs. Olive Mclll- look through the windows of rate of Interest as the War vlded-from funds donated by Story." - ' - ' -■ ing fee which will be paid by vaine. Mrs. William Thorpe, your hhurch from the . lit Bonds you bought during the about 100 of Mrs. Bodman's fA B / .'/ O /S rR I f "In <‘l I'lhitiK III AILIO r- -Mrs. Ben Katz, past presi­ each passenger. The fare is for Mrs. Dtfvld Reddln. South Am­ s i d e . . •...... •war. Buy some I friends, _ . . . . dent of Union Sisterhood, will one continuous ride over all or boy;' M fs.'Joan Lopes,- Keans- — be chairman of the day...... part of the proposed route. The burg - Mrs. Frances Jacobs. 3 1 route, transit officials reportr Middletown; Mrs. -Kim Natl- • Harries On Dean's list, ed, will be so designed as to chak,. Long Branch, and Mrs. give easy access to tho bust-: Edna Roman, Red Bank; Karsten Harrles. 'son of -M r. ness district. -'Gifts were sent by- Mrs. and Mrs. Wolfgang Harries, / Merrill Hr Wallace, chair­ Marlon Hubert, ^Mra, -0:* s.Xe Bazlet, was one of three Mon­ man of the chamber's parking Thorne, Miss Rena Sloan; Miss SHOP MATAWAN mouth County men recently and transportation Committee, Lois Messina, Mrs. John Luck- named • to - the dean's list at announced , that ;: response on owicz, Mrs. Herbert -Segars. Yale University: Connecticut, the part-of Keyport merchants, Mrs. Walter Dzwll, Mrs. Adam He is a senior, -and—a candi­ has been enthusiastic. The Luckowlcz, Mrs. Lewis Killian. date for a’Bachelor Of Arts De­ hoard recommended that the' Mrs. Oliver. Moore,- Mrs. Ber­ For Friendly Service PLUS PRICE belt' bus line be Inaugurated nard Czilo, Mrs. Ben Danlon, gree In Philosophy. Karsten is Jr., Mrs. Josephine Montano, - a graduate of-Keyport- H 1 g h before the end of March with and Mrs. Joseph Jankueskl. Watch This Space For Specials Each Week— 7 ‘ School. . • approval of the PUC. ■ These Tremendous Values On Sale Monday, Feb* AtRonson's At Dick's Western Auto - 283 M ain Street Westinghouse STEAM IBON ' ttfW HERE No Phone Orders Reg. $16.95 For 14" or 15" Wheel DID I PUT IT?” At Genevieve's Friendly Shop At Bell's Market " ' ,, Important papers and small valuables are frequently lost ' 132 Main Street 126 Main Street ' ‘.fcy misplacement and forgetfulness. In-a Safe Deposit Box- In Our vault they are not Only secure from fire and theft but ~: , • aie concentrated-in one pUce where they carinsr be "mislaid t~ ~ Italian.. Large Box '-'orforgotten. , . _ --t;., "■ “ S OO You can rent a box for.as little, as $ 5 a year, plus 1 0 % 3 Federal tax. Avoid risks of loss bring in your valuables ;..0 ■ now!' , '. ; ■ : . ■ . . ’ 1. ’ ,7j : '' Reg. $5.00 25' / ’ . ; ...... - •-. . 7: - FARMERS AND MERCHANTS- NATIONAL BANK At M&M Electrical Appliances At Arne Kalmn's Florist M ataw an , . 136 Main'Street '' " , , State Highway 34

‘PHtff* And Moit Itodtni B*nlt In Monmouth County —• EiUbllihed : G.E. Combination 4 Inch " y^ftkfe ysderal Rmuvo Snttm — Member ttaerml wpoiiv liw iriart" Corpora tioo And S‘ Airican Violets sl25E ad f M.. A $539.95 Value changed by the amount pf Its LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE Plan To Survey cost. • _ -tioduced- at - an - adjourned regular nd Washington ‘ Avenue; Matawan, aforementioned Road' four -hundred The 1949-50 project was esti­ meeting of the Township Committee Rew Jersey . sixty-five feet (465‘) to a stake; thcnca l^ -.T T jE ■ (continued from page one) ot The Township of Matawan in the ’ Tbe approximate amount of the the future; a study of the fin­ mated against ratables listed County of Monmouth. New Jersey, on judgment to be satisfied by said <2) By a new line North zero degrees at $2,430,9991 John W. Apple­ February 3. 1058, and passed on first sale is the sum of 94,732.00 to­ three minutes If)ast (N 00° • 3’ E) ancial problems Involved In gate. who was mayor at that reading, and the game was then or* gether with the costs of this sale. seven hundred' forty-nine and forty-.'. IMATAWAN' JOURNAL dered to be published according to IRA E. WOLCOTT. Sheriff. two hundredths feet 1749.42’) to a maintaining and enlarging the time and the borough council low, and that such ordinance wUl Up. Dated January 7. 1958 . stake; thence (3) Still along a new line present system, and a study were prepared to seek an "or­ further. considered for final passage* Bomsteln, Kohlrelter fc Rublnson, and parallel to the first course. South Pate Fourteen Feb. fl, 1958 ar the meeting of the said Town* Attorneys . eighty-seven degrees thirty-three min* of the community's opinion der of necessity” from the thlD- Committee to be held at the ,4'J lines) 20*4 $30.87 utes East (S 87“ • 33’ E) four hund­ State Department of H e a 11 h Townshjp Hall at No. 93 Atlantic j6 . red sixty-live feet (465') to a stake in and Interest In the problenri of W h ic h Avenue, in said Township, on Fridav., the most westerly line of the— would have permitted the fourteenth .day of February; 1958, 6*348 and fourteen hundredths (50.14) acre $5x Occidents securing good edudatloh for Its the municipality to have ex­ at 3:30 o'clock. P.M., al which time SHERIFF'S SALE tract now or formerly owned by Ger- children. . ■- - ceeded Its’ debt limitation for and place a public hearing will be Superior Court of New Jersey ' ritt E. Flelstra. Sr. and in the 22nd held and all persons interested will Chancery Division course of the one hundred forty-nme After a full discussion of the sewer plant Improvements. be given an opportunity to be heard Monmouth County nnd ntnety-two hundredths (149.92) On Ice, Snow concerning such ordinance. - acre tract now or formerly owned bi whole survey lt was decldpd However, the expansion of the . n O S E K , W E N Z E L . Docket No. F*73*S7 A lton Pf Kinsey as described in Book Snowy, Icy, weather this sewer disposal plant to serve, TownshJo Clerk Paul Sladon and Sylvia Sladon, 1978 of Deeds, page 112, said.polnt. past week was blamed largely to Investigate the posslbilty of 913.80 - ...... Plaintiffs vs: Anthony J. Bruno, Jr. being on a course of South zero de- the Rgvlne Dr., Lakeside Dr. and Gwen Bruno, his wife, et als., giees three minutes West (S 00 *_03 by Matawan Township . Police securing professional guidance and Green and White Village e-333 Defendants — W) a distance of four hundred'thirty- for the reporting of six acci­ to assist ;tt)e council lt its ef­ areas was to have been fi­ SHERIFF'S SALE By virtue of a writ of execution in four and fifty-eight hundredths feel dents. John M. Brandenauer, Superior Court of New Jersey the above stated action to me direct­ (434.58’) from the end of the 21st forts. Mrs. George Ritter and nanced by revenue bonds guar­ . . Chancery Division ed. I shall expose for sale at public course; thence (4) South zero degrees S7 Manchester Ave., Keyport. anteed by the credit of th e Monrqouth County vendue, at the Court House In the three minutes West (S 00 • 0*£_) reported his truck skidded on Daniel Heaney were appoint­ Borough of Freehold, County of Mon­ along the westerly line of Gerritt E. borough. , Docket No. 439 • 57 mouth, New Jersey, on Monday, the Flelstra and the easterly line of the an Ice patch on VanBrnckle ed by the president to contact Jacob Moskow. Plaintiff vs. Browns 10th day of Feb., 1958, at 2 o'clock, .149.B3 acre tract, seven hundred forty- Ed. hill and ran Into a- bridge The assessments of the bor­ Mills Company, Inc., a corporation of Eastern Standard Time nine and forty-two hundredths, feet the agencies in this area and ough today are $3,071,000, but .New Jersey— Anthony DiRocco and All the following tract or parcel (749.42’) to the point or* place Of-Be- . abutment 300 feet from L 1 n e Shirley E. DiRocco Defendants. of land and tlie premises hereinafter ginning. Rd. The rear of the truck was to report at the next meeting. the borough has no borrowing By virtue of a writ of execution in particularly described, situate; lying Containing eight (8:0) acres. . In the meantime the execu­ power at this time as It was the above stated action lo me direct*- and being In tho Township of Marl* Being the same premise* conveywl smashed from where It skidded ed. I shall expose for sale at public boro, In the County of Monmouth and to the said Anthony J. Bruno, Jr. around, according to Patrolman tive committee will appoint appropriated by thp board -of vendue, at the Court House in the State of ^New Jersey. and Gwen Bruno, his wife, by the education's recentf*705,000 fi­ Borough of Freehold, County ot Mon* said Paul Sladon and Sylvia Sladon. . Frank Cherney, township po­ chairmen to head up the six mouth. New Jersey, on Monday, the Beginning at a stake on the North his wife, by Deed dated July 30. 1956 lice. The truck belonged to the nancing. However, a matter 10th day of Feb. 1958, at 2 o clock side of Tennent to Marlboro Road at and recorded In the Monmouth Coun ­ areas to be Investigated. of health urgency, such as the P.M. Eastern Standard Time the southwest corner of a tract of ty Clerk’s Office in Book 2689 ; TWO rooms,-rslnRle-Derson;-couoie oT~ gota, leaving- the curbslde— at bile, Commander Br Rodgers, Insurance Costs------“ The committeemen granted a out and the cost ts very reason* Shown every evening except Thurs* • or "couple with child. Will care Lower Main St: Saturday In to be raised in levies on the lo­ able. You are one of oyer .10,000 day and-Frlday; Original cost 90000, for child while parents work. Call Water St., Matawan Township, Dewey Holmes,. chalrman-of- cal school district. variance to Fred Huber and people- who • will read this ad. sacrifice sale price. win* Keyport 7-6677. wj6 the snow, was- forced Into the paid a fine of $50 and $5 costs thc building and grounds, com­ Emanuel Escobar to operate a Classified Ads bring results cheap* . parked car of Thomas Gi‘ Gar-. ly. Call Keyport 7*3030 and places APARTMENT. 3 rooms, newly decor­ of court. J mittee, believes It desirable to chicken canning factory at the TV, General Electric, floor model. ated. Inquire Augie’s Amoco Sta­ - cla, 35 Lower Main St., by William Munima, 59 West determine If the capital cost Escobar farm on Van Tine your ad for some real results. 1 17", $55, Call Keyport 7-0126-R. tion, Highway 36, Union Beach or call cars skidding about In the Prospect Ave., River Gardens, of. puttlng ventilator— v-e n-t s Lot Lines Survey Lane on the recommendation Keyport 7*9573. wj6 snow.— ------— for having no registration. In RELIABLE baby sitter any time; NATIONAL . cash register, maple KEANSBURG, apartmpnt, .3 rooms. through the roof #puld .exceed (continued .from page one) of the board of adjustment, also_avallablo-to,.care. for.sick-Derr dresser with mirror and maple — Inquirr-28-Bay vlew-Ave^~ or - call - dispossession, pnld a fine- of tbecost of additional insurance ed and gullied os Ur be unsuit­ ~ Approval" was giver, to til e son day or night. Call Matawan 1* 'sofa bed.' "Srnger JreadlF'seUlrtg Tna*' Keansburg 6-2984-J. wJ6 4218-J. wj6 chine, large plate gtlss mirror. Call $5 and court costs of $5. premiums over a near term of able for building purposes. He appointment ..by t h e . Cheese­ Keansburg - 6*0846.------— ------— w jtf YFVPOnT apartmpni: la rg e roo m s;-" Accident Reports years. Mr."Holmes sold he noted lt would cost' Mr. Tilton quake Volunteer Fire Company WILL care for children in my own center of town. Inquire5 La Conte'F home; reasonable rates. Call AT ressonable' prices, slightly used Shoe Store, Front St.. Keyport-or call would notlly John MacWllliam. and the buyers so much fo r of five fire police, Clyde moss green rugs and pads; Sun* Keyport 7*4063 or 7-1903-M. . wJ6 Kickoff Dinner Metuchen, architect on the maps and legal formalities If Bowne, Albert Hanson, Robert Matawan 1-3309-W; ■ - . J2T beam mix-master, high chair _jnd- In Madison Area )Va!l!ng,Louis.C,8chulmeister nower-lh)vn;^m Wer,:—CajlrMalawan NEAR-Matawah^-'JUodcrn-house.-d^— CentraLSchool. about the.flaw. the land were to come u n d c r WANTED TO RENT 0 ropms .and 2 baths; oil hot water “ A Jersey cTty' c K p ie ^ T rjr ORDINANCE ENTITLED “AN OH* electrio appliances. Charles Rogerson, 41, of 330 kept the equipment undor rog- i.DINANCE ESTABLISHING HULES, A SERVICE THAT . gas. oil or coal. Furnaces and shee? Greenwood Ave., Laurence been called.______ular Inspection and averred the verse opinions on the matter, REGULATIONS AND STANDARDS metal work. Out 25 years expertenct . some having the opinion of Mr. GOVERNING THE SUBDIVISION VILLAGE TELEVISION enables us to give you a good jot Harbor, at 3:30 p.m. Sunday. alarm sounded over' It by the OF LAND WITHIN THE TOWN* at low coat. Brtolette, 470 Main St.. The boy suffered abrasions of P-TA was "exaggerated." Goldsmith that lt would be In SHIP OF MATAWAN. PURSUANT 20 E. FRONT ST. PEOPLE WANT? Keyport. CaU Keyport 7-1349-J or the township's best Interest to TO THE AUTHORITY 5ET FORTH Keansburg 6*3442. wJL the right knee and left hand. Robertsville Bus The letter from Mrs. Tergls Interpret the ordinance with IN CHAPTER 433 OF THE LAWS. _ KEYPORT " In a third car mishap on Sat (continued from page one) spoke of a P.-TA r.equesUn_Oc-_ OF 1053, AND AJVIENDMENTS-AND LET THEM KNOW tobcr for screens on the school -wide latitude to jillow 'excep- SUPPLEMENTS THERETO. SET* KEYPORT 7-3081 ' ' , urday. afternoon on tlie Victory tlve schemes were suggested tlons In the cases of properties TING FORTH THE PROCEDURE > w jlf THORESEN. > Bridge Plaza, the vehicles in but nil were rejected on the to keep out flies. Mr. Holmes TO BE FOLLOWED BY THE noted this wns a costly propo­ thnt might appear unsaleable PLANNING BOARD IN APPLYING WITH A volved were drivpn by Joseph point of tlio "paying up” . by and which might go on the un­ AND ADMINISTERING THESE TV SERVICE - / HANSEN • ' Golaszewski, 27, of 4fl East participating parents. sition, for if ono schqol wore to RULES. REGULATIONS AND paid tax list at somo future STANDARDS. AND PROVIDING MATAWAN 1-1600 Kupsch St., Sayreville, nnd . Mr. Butler suggested if Rob- be screened, all schools, would time. , . PENALTIES FOn THE VIOLATION BUSINESS ; PAINTERS; PAPER HANGERS, John Totln, 44. of 302 Madison erisvllle School wore closed have to bo. He snld screening THEREOF.” TEN EYCK RONSON INC. DECORATORS . ^ a school building cquld never M r . Welgand believed that BE IT ORDAINED BY THE TOWN* MATAWAN Ave.l Laurence Harbor, Mr and pupils taken by bus to as long as opinion . v/as .not SHIP COMMITTEE OF THE TOWN* W jtf CLASSIFIED-—— JBSXZMAXSS-.CHEERFULLY- J3IVEN- Totln was taken to tho hospl Marlboro a n d: Mcrgonvllle; aceompltsh-ltB-purpoac-as-tho SHIP‘OF’MATAWAN IN THE COUN* CALL ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS continual going In arid out of united, lt would be hotter' to T Y OF MONMOUTH. THAT: 1-0811-J ‘ tal by the first aid squad and state old transportation could withdraw thp proposal, ' 1. ARTICLE VIII. SECTION 4. In), OR KEANSBURO 6-2119-R ,wns treated for, abrasions of bo obtained for all, Board children would have thq screen be and the name herebv Is ajnended RUSSELL Wjt to read as follows: < ' the body and shock. mombors asked lilm wlmt was doors open for files to get in -Section 4. Lois. ' FLOORS laid; scraped, finished anc - to be done with these extra nine-tenths of the time. Mr. (a) Lot sire shall be not less than ■ TV SERVICE ' waxed; old floors a specially. Cal> 1.1,000 square fect - with a' frontaac Keyport 7-6877.’...... : * ------w it; children w li e n there hardly Ilolmcs reported he wns. order­ Mayor Schanck of not- leas than 100 feet. exccDt' as EXPERT rv i ANTENNA REPAIRS — PHONE — Marlboro Tax were sufficient classrooms for ing a hand rail for the school ■ (continued from page one) follo w s: - CARPEN'rE'R work; alterations, cab­ wanted by the P-TA, ...... fl) All of Cllffwood Beach and ... MATAWAN 1-6070 . -{net -work;- also- mason-work.--Cali— (continued from page one) pupils at Marlboro and Mor- per niile. the more.feaslblo the Clirfwood BeaclrPark; North ~of Am*' KEYPORT 7-3030 Johi^StMigei\JCeansburg6|478^ ganvllle now; The. Robertsville The board also was censured project will bo. . . boy Avenue and state Highwav Route KEANSBURG 6-2300 . Local school taxes show a de­ In a letter from Mrs. Tergls No. 35. excepting the business -.area crease, down from $100,487.65 parenls acknowledged It would John Muller, borough health of Cllffwood Beach, and the area Bulldozing not be good to put schools on on behalf of the Girl Scouts Tor ofllccV, was skeptical ol sug­ bounded bv Prospect Avenue on tho AND ASS TOR ' . to $152,356, as .do county taxos, giving preference to another Weat. Beverly Drive nnd the oro* .down from $66,300.06 to $50,000, hall-scsslons by such a move gestions a package sewer plant Icngallon thereof on the North. 'Mata* CINDERS May Be Room group on uso of tile Central would meet the need. It was wan Creek on the East, nnd Amboy DON’S TV SERVICE ' CLASSIFIED Dietrich Broa Inc. Trench digging. • while Regional. High school Avenue on the' South. lot sizes shall F ot fast efficient radio and television trucking A balidozing. Mason aanr - In Regular .Buses School all-purpose room on hjs opinion a regular 'sower be-not less than 5.000 sau&re feet, service call Matiwan 1*3844 * wjtf ard gravel, driveway gravel, blue —taxes-show-- an -Increaser from- H r. Lumberson assured a Monday nights. The lcttor ad- disposal plant and.system with a frontage of not less than 50 stone, cinders and top soil Z8 Sprlns *112,224.40 to $114,430, and local spectator that there would be vised tho board the basement | alone would meet the needs of feet. Lswn Ave., Matawan. Call'Malewar municipal,purpose taxes show 42) Tn the area bounded bv Pros* JOE’S TV SERVICE Trees 1-3993 or Matawan 1-2192. wt27 an lncreaso from $07,729.21 to no bar to parents bargaining cffored on Tuesday nights was I the population anr. area lnvolv- oect Avenue on the Writ. Beverly with regular township school not satisfactory ns to time or ed. - Drive and the nrolonsation thereof SAME DAY SERVICE O’REILLY'S Tree Service rreea Upholstery *90,307.22. • on the North. Matawan Creek on the pruned, cut down. 0replace- lotfs bus contractors for any addi­ place and tho Girl Scput lead 1049 Estimated Cost East and Ambov Avenue on the South, cut lo alze, loU cleared . Free esti­ LARRY’S Upholstery Shop A u to ' ers had made arrangements to lot alies shall be not less than 0375 WE ALSO DC ANTENNA WORK furniture. t«oau. tailored Card of Thanks tional space available on their The 1040 figures of the Rem­ square feet, with a frontage of no! mate* given CaU Matawan 1-2444-M and cue buses as long as tho Roberts- take the girls elsewhere. ington firm estimated the cost tens than 73 feet. . - w jti Utm No money down 33 Little ___ St. Jllie family of the late Ethcl- Robert Sehn, -principal, re­ (3) All that area bounded nn the KEANSBURG 6-0310 Matawan ^afl Matawan I-tD73-J. villo children to. bo picked up of the mains extension at $278,­ North bv State Hlehwav noute No. . bert J. Seber wishes to thank did not overcrowd tho buses. ported attendance al 064. He 750 and of the whole project at 3E on the East bv Mnhlnason Creek, all their friends and neighbors Tho parents agreed they would was given approval for a trip *453,750. This Inttcr figure to­ r-n the South bv G ard en State P ark - Antiques Specialties for their many kindnesses dur- v av, and nn the West bv the Tnwn* r u n e x p e u i r v a a n t e n n a RAnY shoes bronzed and pearl coat* do this. by eighth grade pupils to eluded nn Improvement nt the shin of Madison. lot sizes ahall be ' REPAIR CALI * THE Matlhelvs Upportunltj Shop ed In 5 pastel colon. Made up . Ing their recent bereavoment The water In the now well at Washington on Mar. 10-11 at no sewage disposal plant required not less than M75 sautrr feet, -with Antiques,ques, wantswanta to buy si)at) types ol .nto lifetime mementos, ash travs, ,.u.. pspecjally the’ Bt. Rev. Msgr. $ mlsinvim frontage nf 73 feet. - SHORE RADIO ■ nllques Do Hi toys rurniture, china, lamps, bookends etc. We pick- up Robcrlsvlllo School was re­ cost to the board. by the State Department of . 2 All O-dinances nr Dart* of Ord* alasrware and old lewelrv 116 Broad and deliver. Specialty Plating Co.. M. Augustus. Crlne, Rev. Jo- ported by William L,' Morris, Parent-teachor conferences Health without reference to' Wancfts which ar* Inconsistent with ' SERVICE . uay, Krypurt ' 31 Garden Place, Kevport. Cair the orovlsinns of this Ordinance are Matawan - I*t894r‘‘------w^t/ — seph-Fog-ond-Bev.-FjanQia..A:- boariL mem|ior_ln_chftrB(!T.Qf iylll Jl, _and ^J^ymr^mflln3_wern...exte-ndd(l* herebv1—repealed— to— the--exle«t--of _ J — SALKV~*-SKRVICB ------Crlne, the pallbearers ot Mor- that school, with having boon 13. Central School will be dla- or not. This uUortUlori wns' surh •nronslitenev. ‘ th CHURCH OK KF.ANSKlJItCl fl Th*.i Ordinance shall take ef- Oil Burners Manure -.«j$nviiie Volunteer Fire Co. No. approved ns suitable for drink­ missed at 12:30 p.m. • t h o s £ made In the first year- of May­ u Ct noon Ita finals on^a'c and nub* KKANSBUIUJ 6-0551 CTWDBE. straw, mulch hay; bu,\’ - I and the Day Funoral Home. ing aooordtng to Rutgors tests days nnd Morganvllle arid Schanck's ndmtotstrrition ]i, q»i<*n iKvnrrilnif to law...... • uu-May Use Your' Easy pidrgf OH ; bum6t servici stnrei sq6 floor direct from farm and save; aU<5 01 30 P U IH .ir NOTICE is hereby given ' Account furnstfei cleaned: repaired or snld Ioi* anil. We deUver. C. Caaola. • jvjins-radv 6* , tor potable water. Marlboro Schools at 1 p.m. Lite base figure w 0 u \ d be that tho (orcCPhiS Ordinance was In* wJU CaU Keyport 7*2123. wjtf Kevport 7-5814-M. wjt. * ■ **g* ^ " - * , ■ rive and determine what you <7« Junior Drum and Bugle Chest Physician Studies Microbiology Winter Vacations ntied. Half the fun of a vaca­ tion Is dressing, right and new Area District To Corps,' cllffwood. directed by clothes always seem appropri­ Ted Bushnoll. t h e : , ^ Tells Of TB Test Becoming Popular ate at any resort, whether lt Hold Scout Rally Members of the committee “ Human beings can get the Are Uhose so-called “ winter be bench or ski. James Flynn, District Com­ In chnrg'e of the rnlly nre: Rny MATAWAN JOURNAL same kind 's! protectton from months," from Jan. 1 to the missioner, 1ms announced tlie Clieston'nnd Mr. Kuehler of tuberculosis that cattle have middle of April for fun? Yes, the camping and activities Feb. 0, 1958 Page Fifteen had for many years." Or. Alan say about 10.000.000 Americans Off Highway Case fourth nununl Chlngnrom Dis­ J. Stolow, senior chest physi­ who are going on pleasure or trict Scout Rally will bo held committee, and Mr. Flynn, "TSP'A' cian for the state health depart­ (continued from page one) Philip Cummings, Charles year Including the cost of heatleaL vacation trips. Americans are The court allowra, however, on Saturday, from 7:30 to 9:30 light, power nnd water, nlong ment, told putlic health and not exactly a bunch of “ stay- that Mr. Larson had testified p.m. Ip nt. Joseph's School Vrceland nnd James Slrosncl- school. nurses at a Monmouth at-homes1' \yhen it comes, to liejiad liecn put la tear at the dor ol the commissioner's stalf. with plumbing, heating and County- Organization for Soo- taking trips in the winter time. scene of ihe Occident Jnn. It) gymnasium, Keyport. llghtlug facilities. Tile term qf - lal Service educational semln- A total of about 50.000.000 trips Soventcen Scout Units, com­ ar last week at MCOS3 head­ by the appearance of two men tho lease will be from flvc-to- will be taken before tht mid­ from the tavern on the scene prising 12 Cub Packs, .12 Scout 10-yeats from the data of oc- quarters. Bed Bank. . dle of April. They will aver­ and Mrs. Malincoaico’s calling Troops, and .Unco Explorers Post Office Bids Speaking on the Man tour age about four days each. to them "to grab him." The cuimticy. , test, skin Injection method ot 'Ihe astounding to tft 1, as­ court also fouud Mr. Larson Units, will phrllclpntc In events Sought In Hazlet Further 1'revUlens tuberculin testing, Dr. Stolow tounding to those in the north­ hnd stopped at the first pollco and demonstrations. Tho post offlco proposul fur­ said that the test has been ern part of the country espec­ station and had reported' th e Cub Scouts will take part In - New bids lo fttrntah qufcrtci's useRT InTUberculln testing dai­ ially, of 500,000 men, women accident.' , : a blcyclo safety game, on In­ for post oftico facilities tn ther provides, that a plot plan ’ ry herds for years and that as and children will start on a Had Right To Leave • dian dance and a graduation llaslet now^are bclntf souKht must b o - submitted with the a - result bovine tuberculosis trip every winter day. n Magistrate Foster was of tho by tho Hefllonal, Real Estate bid, showing all mens lnclud- has been wiped out entirely in In the western states almost opinion that Mr. Larson had Into Scout ceremony. Tho Boy ed In toe proposul, tlio loca­ _ New Jersey. everybody will travel within had a right to-leaye the park­ Scouts and Explorers will dem­ OIIlco of the Post‘Ofllco De­ tion of the prbposod building, ' Dr. Stolow reported on a Ifacir region.’ Only three p*c r ing lot If: ho' had been put in onstrate gun safety. silent hand portment, -It was announced abutting' streets, alloys * nnd demonstration underway in by. Joseph* tl.L. Jackson,"llrr- "Somerset and Mercer Counties cent will go to other areas of fear and his direct report of signals, bed malting, as done sidewalks. New., construction'' to test tbe feasibility of using the United States and. another the.accident to police showed by Scouts at, Forestburg Scout lct Postmaster. must bo In accordnnoe with Mantoux testing In school TB three per cent will go outstdo he,had,not the Intent to floe to Reservation, New York, and Bids will be received dp to federal regulations, . the continental boundaries. In avoid detection. The court water snlety. " and Including Mar. 3 of. tills Houso-to house delivery In, programs. Heretofore, most the south, people will extend found this as fulfilling tho ro- Tlie theme for tho year be­ Uie ltaalct nroa rc.ecntly was - school districts have used their trips a.llttlo more, About quiremciit of the law. ” ing "Safety Good Turn" Frank' your at the Newark regional begun by too ’ post offlco to patch tests and x-rays. Uarbert namUlon, 89-year-old Philadelphia mluln* engin­ five per .cent are expected to Mrs. MnUnconlco 'strongly Foss, Barely chairman, will ao- "real estate office by A. A. Ver- servo tho rapidly developing, ' More Accurate eer and cnsalUnt, notes damage to cast iron pipe caused by go to the north central states protested the ruling She de- cept signed / safety . pledges lells or W,G. Brown, rcgloiial territory In Rnrltnu Township.. The Mnntoux test, Dr.— Gto- soil~raicrb1>es;~~IIc's-sUid]riiig microbiology-atrthe~Stalc'Uni­ and three per centto the~w>rthv uied M r— Larsaii!s re|>ort— of from-allublUi—The-rally-wlil offlcnrs.” At nresent. the Dost I t was Indicated Hint service.' low told the nurses. Is more ac­ versity's College of Agriculture to add to bis knowledge for east. Another one per cent will a n y o n e being ordered to close with giving the Cub Scout office Is housed temporarily In will bo expanded further when., curate than the patch test and professional use. At 80, he is Butgers* oldest student. go elsewhere including outside "grab" him and found his al­ onUi, Boy Scout oaUi, and cttl- quarters at the > Hnaiot Flro the ' new post offlco faollttles while it is .more-expensive at The oldest 'college boy* at a -conference basis. But, the the continental confines. - legation of a threat only a pre- senshlp pledge. House, - .. nro made* avollablo the' the-outset. oould lower the "Rutgers well may be th e man who has had much exper­ Remain-Near—Hem ... ;tr-to-excuse--his-enlawful — William—Kuehlerr—co-cliftl renorled that llar.lnt UToa. ■.111 cost of the school TB testing sprlghtllest too. At 80, Philadel­ ience with lqng hours and hard * Travelers in the hDHh~Tt**fF flight from her premisea. man of district camphig nnd fioar space, or npproyimiuoty program.because only positive phian S. Harbert Hamilton not work said he’d rather be treat­ tral slates will sUy vrolund Increased’ action against of­ activities, will be master of 2500 nquarn feet Is desired by Delonse Hands pay too snmo* , reactors to the test are x-ray­ only shows up on the tick of ed like the other students. their own area except for about fenders on the Oarden State ceremonies. Band musio will tho department. ■ According to rate ol Intorest as Uio 'War- ed. , „ 8:30 a.m. for his course in mi­ Mr. Hamilton’s Interest in five per cent -who will go north­ Parkway w n b Indicated as bo provided by the. Veterans of Uic proposals, tho hlddor must Bonds you bought during tho The” Mantoux. the . doctor crobiology, but before he takes microbiology goes back to his east; three per cent who will eight drivers, paid fines. 1 „ Foreign Wars Quadslcanul Post state too cost of rental, pe r war. Buy some I .pointed out; would overcome hlsrseat, he’s already traveled student days at Burlington Col­ head for Florida and Jitoe, per — radiation hazard to some ex­ some 60 miles on a Journey lege, now vanished from the cent whorwill go eiscwhere Jn- tent. He scored "lndlscrlmln- started three hours before. academic horizon, and the eluding foreign lands. . •••*■ ate- x-ray." but explained that Hie most rugged of u n d.e f-e Acadtapy.pf Natural Sciences, But folks in the northeast . x-rays always should be' taken graduates 60 years younger Philadelphia. , ^ like to get away from their when needed for medical rea- than Mr.'Hamllton often~fTird ’ ’ Aware of Organisms area more than any others/On­ *■ iohsV'A'chest' x-ray once a year the pursuit of learning difficult The Philadelphian says he ly 70 per cent of them will take is not too much.-and those early on a wintry morning. Not particularly lias been aware of trips locally. About 12 per cent From Keyport, N. J. (RoUo Post House! whose physical conditions re­ ^ with-Um -by -receut will go to Florida and ,ft.blg J8 'Who' deeded. years because" of the evil rec­ per cent will - ” Lflbris , ' difficult study of soli microbes ords that some of them have eluding foreign ■ countries. Dr. Btolow recommended tub­ to enhance his professional use­ Some or the precautionary, direct To New York City's Business and Theatre Districts erculin testing of children in for attacking and damaging measures taken to make sum­ Clio Out and $ave r the first year of school when fulness as. a mining .geologist 'such vital underground installa-1 .Clin'Out grid f "B and evaluation engineer, . tions as' gas uid ell pipelines. mer travel enjoyable also hold Dfpartarei from Kcyiwrf . Round Trip Faro nfpnrlurtn ITnm Now Vorli ClUr to Ktypbrt thA* possible* sources of infect­ ASlde from the two e a r l y- Classroom study is areal good in tho T winler;-For^cx- 1“ w«* YArti aty tir«yliBWNd Both Htii UrwhauitdKUl- ion are limited and can be mornJng class assignments change of pace Tor a man who ample, you can get sunburn, A.M., TtO, T:W, t. 10, 11 0 N IY ... TerntltiMl MrtMl , .readily traced. eachweek, Mr.iHsmilton and eye fatigue In the south­ F.M.. U, 1*. L «. «. T***. I. A.M., Vita I0il\ II119 A.51., U;30. IOiJO, IIiSO I - Cases Bnmalns-Samo - - can look back on a career spent ern sun and you can get eye fa­ . . *^*b « :» P.M., HUS. ti4l» St49, I. 3 4. I, . “In spite of the decreased makes' a tldrd -lrdijhd-Trip from prospecting for ferroalloys by It mUalfhi Ifaurtiy A llulldari Si 30 o. i. id. | tbe-Qualcer-City-io-make - his dQgsled-in'the far-north—and tigue in the northern snow. —1»bi4*j,:&aLariu. UoUdun I I Jiii, 4i44r-5;ll. 8l45, I3U0 A.M. death rate from TB,“ .the chest afternoon-long laboratory ses­ hacking his way through Vene­ prefect From filsre —Frtdey, Bitnrf*/, ImMui ’' 1:4k 1:45. 1,45. specialist said, “ the number o! sion. v. • .5 r- .7 ..w A good Idea-when tfi^Ving. | ***tna«ay Onl; , J a - ______I Hill A.M, Iiit A.Ms Aftmdsyi - i -• newly-reported cases bas re­ zuelan Jungles-searching f o r and-well over 80 per .cent of pliii tax j’ ____ Only I mained constant throughout Reputation Caused Enrollment oil, not to mention suiveys to 1 toe winter vacatlimlsth d rive s .the nation and Jn New Jersey Why make It so difficult for locate iron ore in North Jersey. Save rm e - Save Money - Save Your Car - No Parking Problems himself ? MrHamilton explains Mr. Hamilton waslin .private cars, is to protect your eyes Drsp U* Card X7S Brudwaj, lleypart and Wa Will Place You on Our dialling Lint for ttahedule Ohanges ' fol* the past five year.” ...... he enrolled as a special student practice in New York for sevf from glare. If toe snow. Is a at He spoke on BCO, a TB vac­ at Rutgers because of the lnter- era! years. He was advisor to white In the north and the cine, which he said has-been| jjiationallreputatinn of Rutgers water sparkling in too southf, controversial for years and' the production head of a large it's a good idea to have a trav­ ' has not proven as a.protection microtiiblogists, particularly oil company in Philadelphia un­ el kit In toe * car containing -against TB.:...,------'.: ... Dr. Robert L. Starkey, chair­ til his retirement at 65. He then Asbury Park AFF1UATKD HOLLO TRANSIT man'0rthe“ DepimiHetit of Ag­ joined a consultant firm In Nar- eyedrops, sunglasses and skin Routine tuberculin testing of ricultural Microbiology at the berth. Pa, lotion. Tbe latter will come In — alLadmlsslons-to. genial bos-. SrperimetJt StaOofl and College - It may be news to -Mr^ Ham­ .handyfortoosewhoareburn- Phone KEYPORT Y-UT97 - 7-0360 Pltjils he termed “ good TB con- of Agriculture. Industry, be ilton's classmates that tie also lng In the sun or chapping in —trol,"; a means of findlag un- saysrhas V high regard for Dr. is a teacher. He teaches class­ toe cold. dlscovered coses of TB and al­ Starkey. The problem of what clothing so of protecting the health of es in the economics of can- to take along on a holiday .nurses and.otber hospital per- When Mr; Hamilton called at struction, Tuesday and Wednes­ r rally Is harder to resolve lilt — 7~,7— .... the .department* office to dta dayjidehia at.. ihe:Bprfng7 ° V- cftss enrollment, Dr. - Starkly d u Institute; VhltadelphliX ^ - winter ' thin ; in summer. H n7cr:'UTTr7u-ni?n7ir>Urr?'‘- t .t Vi Endorsed By Manr ',7 and an associate* .D jvD avtd i Why .is he bahk in, the role of you're traveling from toe north vt r ■I liiJ'Jt The IMintoux.' lushing ptudles praraer; offered an? easier iway into Ihe’snhhy &ouUv you will ?i rh-H of: 1>0 hUiuyr «n ntt ilurS-. : have ">edh ' endorsed 'bjr ' the k student? Mr:1 Hamilton'nays need summcT and b e a c"h .state medicaTsociety, the N.J. to provide tbe information he with * chuckle: "With me,_this wear—but.also extra',*.Jackets, T rr-rrw w "Congress of Parents and Teach­ needed. They suggested waiv­ is tMjtii,ca^1of;3eco»d fchad- and sweaters for chilly nights. ers,- the New Jersey Tuberculo- ing .classroom and lab attend­ hbochT guess I'just never grew The traveler, from toe south ' sls:'tind’’J^ifh-AK9cUitflib'.'U^'

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