School Crossings Guards Controversy

School Crossings | Regional Committee Guards Controversy ! i To Get Estimates i < Mayor, Police Head | e r | Discuss Three Plans; Differ In Marlboro Twpi j Debt Limit $600,000 (About Their Authority j Member National Editorial Association New Jersey Press Association Monmouth County Press Association ! For Proposed Board Sharp division or opinion oc c - i / - c n I ^ Regional School Survey curred fit tlie .Marlboro Township 86th YEAR — 35th WEEK MATAWAN, N. J., THURSDAY, MARCH 3, 1955 oingle C opy oeven Cents: committee meeting Monday night Committee meeting Thursday be- j in the Keyport High School cafc- tween Mayor Dennis Buckley and , tcria made plans to have cost esti members of the police committee | Mayor To Run Again THE FIRST TIME A MATAWAN HIGH BASKETBALL TEAM EVER DID THIS Madison Board To Lots Pledged For mates secured on various regional oVcr the authority and duties to] Mayor Spal'furd W. Sclianck 1 school building plans. Hoards of be given men hired to watch j confirmed this morn ini; that | education in this area represented school crossings. lie Imd cleciileil (o run fur an Sample Opinion Church, When Needed !nl the meeting were Keyport, Charles McCue, chairman of tlie ; other term as mayor of tlie Keansburg, Uninn Beach, Matawan, police. committee. Wild thc. commit- borough on Ihc Republican Questionaire To Seek Matawan Township I Ilarilan Township and Ilolmdel l^llcn he had sounded out men I ticket. The mayor will com- i Township. tt'lfo niiyhl bc in terested in the plete his second two-year Residents Views On To Aid, Ricci States; | Thc group requested Karl B. school crossing work, lie said the! term on Dee. .'II. i School Building Plans Seek Two Parcels Nowi Garrison, county superintendent, job would pay $1 per hour for three j Mayor Schanck said Coun lo get estimates of Ihe costs in hours. II was decided lhal at Mor- cilman Cyrus Brown would Madison Township Hoard of Ed Mavor John Marz, Jr., of Mata-j volved in three plans: First, t j , ynnvillo School the crossin!! watch seek renomiiiation with him ucation voted Holiday to have hex ■.van to w n sh ip , ins pledged the So have lhe proposed ilegional Hoard man would have in he on duty! in the April primary but that Copeland, superintendent, prepare ciety ot St. A nthony, of Cliffwood, >purchase Keyport and Matawan only at hours of yoinK and coming : Councilman K. Story Ilallock ,, , ... r , - High Schools and immediately con- a . questionnaire which will be ns there is a cafeteria at the school. | had decided not to seek re thal ii the plan ior the establish-, strucL an addition on tho Keyport All children cat at lhc cafeteria! election. The horoiiKh GOP mailed to all persons on the voting ment of a l?omnn Catholic parish school to make the facilities .suf- but four older uncs who livc| organization will decide 011 Its list to gel the altitude 011 a school in Cliilwood is carried through, the i fieicnl lo accommodate 1200 pup- nearby and have lhc maturity to! second councilmanio candi building program. A special com township will turn over ali tho \ ^-s' second to have costs on a new date this weekend. v''teh out for themselves. It alsoj mittee headed by Charles R lots in thc block where the society i fP-10,0', *° pupils and, v*ls decided that no crossing, A Democratic; source said , ■ <hirtl, lo get the cost of t«-o new T h o m p so n was n a m e d to d raw up watchman woidd be needed al | this morning that that party non has holdings in the Kramer , schools lo house 1200 pupils each. four or live options on the types Uobertsvillc School for practically i would file a slate for thc m ay I.and Sales tract, one block in from j Mr. Garrison explained lhal os- all pupils (here are transported by j oralty and two couiicilmanle of schools that should bc built, CliiVwnnd Ave. for church pur- • timntcs of 515 million dollar rala- p o s ts ill th e A pril p r im a r y . school buses which come 'up onto | where they should hc placed and po^cs, according to Frank Ricci.1 ^ bwroiving purposes In tlie D ecisio n 011 candidates will be how' m uch m o n ey should he ex- 1 the school grounds to let pupils in j beads the made at a conference of bor ponded for them and submit the < *- ocicty’s work in ! ^ „ di^ i^ icalc(,l ll'c dch' and out. j endeavor. This 'innnrenllv' 1 ,)f lhc P'oposcd Regional ough Democratic leaders to proposals to thc voters to choose ; M ayor B uckley questioned if would be negotiated ^ ‘a nominal I *|°.uW *)e 5800,000. lie add- he held this weekend. William Kerr, board president j using a safety patrol of older hoys sales basis, as is the custom will. \he " f s c h o o l promised thc building coniinitlec j would sufliec. Mr. McCue reported property transferred for church! ^ ' G " f.T ,'1,' 0 "'lve? th<| would be guided largely bv llie 1 it is not proving satisfactory purposes 1 w ou jd be on a piec.c-mcal findings of -this poll. j o’A^Ihe youngsters art: easily dis- Marlboro Board Mr.' liicci disclosed lie conferred " C, s“« ^ sU'(l l;"c l,,Ia" 10 This action was taken after it 1 traded from attention lo their hist weekend wilh the mayor and ! P“1‘A1*® 1b“ l 1 Y y T ' T ' l)ad become manifest tlie new j duties by their friends. It was Ezra W. Karkus. township attorney, j * fJTi(,H’alI ,Schools, then build the Told Rooms Needed board was not in accord about the j Never before has a MHS ba&kclbull ieum been able to cherish a Shore Conference championship noted that .safely patrols generally on clearing the title to lhe lolls, f. I i m ° C’T S $022,500 building program initi troohv all its own. This is the first lime since ihc Conference was fou ndcd in 1937 lhe school has wen were being regarded with less honors in b«s!< elball. It' hne won championiihios in football and baseball and has won in track many limes, ated by the 1954-55 board. This Y life. ...id ,j» ™ «n. SJVuin favor because of insurance com Additional “Outside” This year it mav win titles in all lour r-'orts. plan called for erecting a new plications that have arisen over Accommodations Are In lhe Ironl row: Stove Alikas. Ron Carlson, (wilh basketball) Bert Collins (holding trophy), Coach eight-room unit in Cliffwood Beach, T1 “ r - r , their use by schools. Paul J. Evans. Second row: Dan Vanderbilt. Jack Kuhns. Hal Deilz. Joe Fasso. Bill Utlcr. Rear row: Allan do now own which lie between one I H ^ c.ou Uy, 31l^nnlcndent _be- Necessary, Orr Says a new 12-room unit in Old Bridge, Wolf. Tom Magoc. parcol ol live lots and imolhcr par-1 ■s.t.u‘ en,S tron’ ,al districts Should Have Authority a four-room addition to Memorial eel of four lots in which the I’(-' a«'om- The mayor then observed that James Orr. principal of M arl School, Laurence Harbor, and a I if men were to be hired lo regulate boro School, warned thc town six-room addition lo Browntown Barnegat MHS Foe cicty already has taken title. I ‘ . v ' , ,°r t0r ‘',l!0 !lt Wilh the two additional lots, the , V , whui *llc net debt school crossings, they should have ship board of education last School. All-purpose rooms were Army Engineers Landlord, Former liarucgral will bc tHalawan's Society will have a solid block oft 011''' f t ' J,ec,™s“ »nd ratable* (Vnice authority and tlie right to night rising enrollment would included for Memorial School and opponent in the quarter-final lots sutlieienl in size for the loca-l M , , , rr^ il,m - township, control traffic. He suggested that necessitate finding additional Old Bridge. ■ such watchmen he made spccial ‘‘outside'' facilities for the hous To Sue For Ducks round of play of thc Ccnlral ! Tenant, In Court tion of llie public hall which the i , ro'.vns,"l> »■'<! Malawan Mr, Thompson did not agree with Jersey, Group 1, chump* group hopes to build this year. The | ,r" ? 1 p, ‘"selr' d y,1' 10 Proposed officers, sworn in lo police duly ing; of pupils in thc next school thc plan for an eight-room school Irmship of this year s New Jer hall would bc used as a Sunday ™ , ife 1 , "’n V'e™' and uniformed. This would in year. Mr. Orr reported thc in Cliffwood Dench. Me believed U. S. Agent Reports Assault Alleged In crease the number of special police present enrollment at Old Brick sey State Inlcrsoholastlc Ath School and a site for holding , ..L 01 H'!l1 .‘ll lh.“J tl™ .» it would bc wiser to enlarge the Action Over Loss Of letic Association’^ basketball 'Dispute Over Order masses, if the diocese «ivc* ap- >200 |,upil unit could |,e built in th e tow nship lo four. R e f o rm e d C h u r c h w n s 05 and, size ot Memorial School and obtain tourney. The Harneg;al five Mr. McCue objected since the that an increase of up to 20 Wild Life From Oil To Move; Martin Rules, proval, according to Mr.

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