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t&vnBtr NtUtaU Eawriu AnocMttno Muntxr _ 89th YEAR — 4th WEEK New J«rw; Pre« AMOCIIUOO x MATAWAN, N. JU THURSDAY, JULY 25,1957 Uonmouth Counu Preu' Aiiocliuon Single CopyTen Cent#~ New Cliffwood 20-Room School Democratic Club Presents Athletic Equipment To Rams ludisoii Mayor " .Worst Jam Zoning Laid Over Despite construction of new high-speed super hl«hwi>y>, Could Be Completed Late In 1958 lees New Delays Additional lanes and adop- In Matawan Twp. tion ot regulations designed Matawan Board Of Education Panders Use Of Fountain In apeod traffic, tho usual Marz Deniet Zerman Over One Or Two-Story Building Property Held Up Hummer weokend bumpor-to- Development "Dead" bumper auto marl continued Completlpn of t h e new 20- Madison Township Mayor unabated over the weekend Mavov Joun Ua«, Jr., Mftta»' roqm chool unit in CUtfwood, hn L, "hambejlaln has ex- throughout tho Matawan- wan Township, announced at can be effected by the late Committee Set resscd tho belief, that It will Knyporl area. In fact, polloo the township planning boar'd (all of. 1958- If the board en- near tl.e close of this year reported Iho snarl "was meollng Thursdny thnt notion counters no hitch in obtaining lefore tho township will be ahout the worst we've «ccn." on the r.on!ng '"nrice hn the property needed.. This was By School Group ible to make use ot tho Foun- Hevorc trnfflc conditions on been sot back for a period on trie best estlrna.e (hat Freder- Citizens'Unit At aln home on Throckmorton tho N e w Jersey Turnplks word from tho Zermnn-Ken- ic Fessler, Hazlet, the board's ,anc, Browntown, which It Saturday resulted In Iho un- drill iniilty tntorosts, They ar« architect, could give the M3ta- Second Meeting • Ions to use as a now munlcl- preoedentcd clonlnr of two not ready to proceud with tha wfln. Township ; Board of Edu- .\ building. exlla In Middlesex In an ef- 100 homen development In trio cation at.an informal-dlscus- Twenty-live persons attend- There stir aro some 1 o g a 1 fort to rollorc troinendoua Church St. l.lnc ltd; area for Blon oftbe situation Tuesday, ed" the . second- organizational liases of tho negotiations with congestion on tho O a r d e n a few nionlh.i because if a The board will confer tonight meeting: of-the-Matawan Citi- h o Hope Horns Developers State Parkwny a n d feeder "money-lenders s t r k o" on with "owners of the Collins zens' Committee for P u b 11 o lint aro to bo completed, and roadi, Traffic hit record lonns for building. The mnyor tract to seek agreement that Schools held thursaay_at the icre Is considerable rcnovu' hrcnklng proportions on tho saw no M<-<\ for tho township will avoid the delays of • con- Matawan High School. .Many Parkway Sunday nloht »Illi to commit Itself lo tho costs of demnation', a legal procedure yere selected to serve on ten> ner necessary befaio any uso nti- bo mndo of the building. polico reporting bumper-to- a nmlnu nidlnimco until It wm that would add six months or a porary organizational coramlt- bumper candltloni from An- nsiuipil of nitdea tax revenues ;ees appointed by George Hen- :iio polico department will bu lie first of tho township do- bury Park la tha Itnrltnn from Iho development. . Ho sler, chairman of the . organl- River loll plain from 4 p.m. averred, howrvpr, that tho de- iational group. artmonts to move In, Mftyor Start Work On Field ihnmboilaln anlii. until after midnight. velopment wn s not "dead," oven if no reply hud been ro» Work- on rebuilding -the Mr. Hensler reviewed ths Onoanlonal JnniH wero re- iims and purposes of the citi- A plan has been laid out by cclvrd to a iilni.nlng boar' lot. Matawan High School nthle- /lilch trnnsfqis from urosont ported on Route 39, m»l tor asking a cni,foipncs In con. llc field is scheduled to start zens' committee and outlined Itouto 34 In t Ii O Maluwan- the work already completed at cadquartors' to tho Throck- unction wllli schools and utili- this week, Roy S. Matthews; orton Lane building will bo Koynort area. MudNon ties, _^_ chairman of the school prop- the first organisational meet- To\miilil|i Pollpp a a I d t»'Q Ing of the group. He _polnied radunl, and doi)cndli)jtJa_Ji erties committee of — t h e ent mcasuvo on tho progress men wero uBilmiod to t h n This aimnmcoincnt of delay Matawan Township Board, of out there are 350 such c o m- I.aureni'o II n r b o r traffic mlttees working closely with it tho program of renovation. brouulit forth SOIIIR orUlolam, Education, confirmed yes- Meanwhllo, tho problem of light Iliroiiuhoiit Hundny oven- II. 13. -TrnpluiRon, a spectator, terday. boards of education and school Ing nnd Monday morning lo administrators In New Jersey. Indlng qumtots for various or crltlclr.ed "wnlllnii (or ZON ; ..Karl 8. Heuser, Matawan iduis and employeea Is being cone with the volume of mivn." Ho InnlDlcu Uio town- engineer, -staked out. the He reported the desire to udlcd, autos, ship neodrd r.onlng linmodlnlo- property for the work early promote public support for a As one menus of cllmliintlnir ly nnd, If p.oned. n b o t to r this week., Mr. Matthews more adequate program C ed- ie congestion, tho Madison "(ton!" in I glit bo obtained. said it would bo plowed up ucation in the schools, prompt- 'ownshlp Doiucl ol Rtlucixtloii from unoiliPi- tievDlopar. and some topsoll added to ed the Matawan Township Showdown On Board of Education to appoint as given permission for tlio Chiiilc? J. Kolly took n (lit- five the field a proper grade isa of n room In tho Urown- tirciu vlow, He nolod that 401) for the flowing off of sur- three board members to work with the citizens' committee in wn School by Assessor Loon- Madison 40-1 Hu.c had guiio tin In tho face water. Then It will be rd MnSsom. At Uio lii'csoiit Townnhlu School DIs- seeded. He was confident the Matawan when It finally Is formed. Imo Mr. Mtiaaom nnd his as Dovelopors Reply To riot In tlio iiust two yearn, io work would be completed in Istant. Wllllnm Oortel, nro 'f IIOIISIIIR" ationdy was time for the grass seed to To Investigate Problems itntlqncd nt Town Hull, and School Board Demand lion the community nn a hnw- take a good root by the time Thomas Stddons, a member his arrangement Is tuv from ur.iird hnnlo nnd wlthmit n do- school opens In September. if the organizational tr o u p, mtlstnotovy, Mayor Chamber* Ttonotlon to Miutlson T o w n- ililp Board of ICduontloii's now Ul tilnn Ui.it oltcied. Mr. Matthews said the reported the Matawan Citi- aln sold. uy oumpeiisnllon loi addition- work was being undertaken zens' Committee will wor"i co- lolioy of nnUlnir ono olnssrooin by the board Itself with the without coal to the district for Dnla In s o lio o I s, iperatlvely with the board of itlllllcs and uorvloos, loan., of equipment and help ducatlon and school adralnis- vevy 40 houBott orcctcu l>y do- by certain publto spirited .rators by Investigating and The Matawan Dcmocrallo Club on July \0 presented athletic equipment to Ihe Mntuwan One-Two Punch /olopciH probably will bo HulliUng HhorloonilniM citizens. ;valuatlng the major problems Rams Baseball Club, which was organized In 1050, The presentation, Including five bain, imuilfuitl tonlKlit WIKMI the do A oiinimtltno ot four who had hat confront the township six baseballs, catcher's musk nnd gloves, fielding gloves nnd other Incidental Items, wan mudo Volopoi'B havo tholr lonn-aouuli (contlmiQu on imno flflociii at the Bams club house on Atlanllo Ave. Pictured above, left to rlsht. are Charles A. O'llaro Hits Kcanslnirg mocUns al DiuwiUown FUiUoul year to the time for starting ichool system today. and Edward Franoy, Democratic council candidates; Eddie het Sanders, team sponsor, and Temporary organiza- County, Local Copt with the dohoolmcn. Mliltown construction. Daniel Mnnclnl, Democratic* mayoralty candidate. Inc., with plnnn for enuo-hoine The- discussion centered tion committees, selected at Other Democratic Club members attend Inn tho presentation were Harold J. Coxlcllo Raid Wheel Stands IW Is Clwrged the meeting were: Constitution Mrs. 13, B. Phillips, Mrs. Martha Suydarii and Thomas Frnncy, club president. ellon, ovoutually will bo V h around two points, making the OovoVotiou - dlvcoUy luyoNeu building n one-story or t w o- and by-laws, Frank Pagllaro, Gcoreo Hunter Is captain ot tho Bam» t«:imk and othnr' members am Donald Vurllnli, Tho Ions arm ot tlio law r Vincent Gaunt, Mrs, Gerard Stanley Ifarrtsh. JamosjFarrlsh. Calvin Cros», ch»rlo» Wellington. John Miller, Bob Junk- Hl A hut-olhnr-Hcvnlop*v»~(tv') "*X f />i-o(fil,(u lin on liolirt In thni Maokason, Felix Cuyola and Cliff Jones. The team has won nine, euniea nrnl lost two this year. vaM'tss^strtnt.f niri- boarj;wa -in the ceslgn or the all-purpose and Stephen. tt.j loeasloa operator! In Kami the Mldtoivn onso tt'll' net ABC (continued on page twelve) ations, Mrs, j. VIebrock, Mrs burg Thursday, nnd FrViy n pntlarn for Dili - • , Helen Lawton, Mr. Pagllaro Recover Body, county and local polfoa rftlrte The Melody line ill "tSt 'Sum**"'•" Mr. anunt and Charles Meek- Urge Repairs Of Jayccc Chapter tho beachfront nnd booked 1 Tho boiud nlBo will doul will The body of three-year-old units Involved triinapiirtllllnn merflolri AVP,, Miurcnce llor- er; ways and means, John operators. Including a 17-year oi', lin» been olmrged-by-the Threats To Kill Nicholson, Hugh Boyle, Mr s Patrick Joseph Barry, son of Id juvenile on clmmcn of vlo luoblcin nnd thn liliinn of nn Charier Meeker, Mrs. WeldDn Curbs And Drain Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Barry, Receives Charter ailmlnletintlvn Bluff iv n d B t n t o Division of Alcoholic !atlng fie fllnto's nntl-gnmli Hovnrauo Control wllli Rollins Sams, Mrs. John Savitsky, and former Mntawan residents, Ing laws. flpn, according to uu "»• In Property Row publicity, Mrs. Francis Oster. River Gardens Plaint N found floating In th* surf Matawan-keyport iiiL'L'iiH'iit of Irvlr.R Z a o kt iilcnhollo bevoraiiei•lojiilwowKj Law officoi'9 hit tlio bench 'iriiY two Ilociiai(dTb o y i, stock. • • • . off Avalon Wednesday. Tho accrolnry, A rullnifjs pxpefliW Neighbors Insensed, Js Referred To VA r .Officers Installed rout T'm'rsday nluht nnd plnrj nitt'i HlKiirl lOrnn Aprr^87~~"^ At the n ext meeting, sche- lot was Iho s u b Jcc t of u !d the 12 pil'sona Uiidnr arrcut "loin HciiVy'SplUor, I'citli Am File Counter Charges duled for the high school, Aug. Sixteen residents of Fern- widespread search durlnir the Charter night dinner and In- boy, tho bonrd'a nttoinpy, on Nollflcitllon of the o h n r ir a Tohn'M, Gawler, chlot of MOD- linn iinmi Bout to Iho owner ol 5, the first reading of the dole PI. in the River Qardem week. stnllaUon ot officers featured a mouth Counly dotcollvcB, and tho Uiuntlty of Itu notion last A neighbors' quarrel over constitution and by-laws, tem- The tot last was seen by meeting Saturday of the Orcat- tliu cstnijlbluncnt, Identlllerl where their property lines ran development yesterday j. peti- lile! Alphmitms McOiath ot ThuiHiliiy In lilrlim tlio wife of porary committee report' and his father playing jV-ul 30 cr Mtitnwan-Kcyport Junlo board member nn n neaio as Chiulin Hi'ildun, Tho oorri' ' .. led to an aggravated situation tioned the Matawan Township Iho Xcannbiirg Police Doimit- plnlnt In Iho Hi 11 (I lodged. nomination of officers will be feet from the water's odio Chamber of Commerce lull mcnl led the crackdown. tnry by it 411 vote Tho worn of such proportions that coun- held. Ay Interested citizens Committee to bring pressuro Sunday afternoon. More than at (olio's Past House, Six Cor mitUHl Iho tivvriu ownev HIIIOO - ter complaints were filed this Friday nltornoon, Conn nn, Mis. William ICerr, wlimo arc Invited to attend. It Is hop- on the developers, Chrysler SOO searchers, assisted by nors, Keyport. John Florin Joli'ctlvo Cunt, William Mus iiialniiul wua him id IHOKIIJOIII July 1. On that itntn the alnto week In the court of Magis- ed that a permanent commit- ngonny chniHod Hint a barton- Homes, Inc., to repair curbs tho Navy, Coast Guard and who rorved as toastmnstcr toe, niraln accompi.nlcd by sevcrnl yoniii ai|o, hail boui trate Lutner A. Poster, Mata- tee will be operating actively bloodhounds participated In presented National Dlrcctoi dor employed by Mr, Bcriilon, , and storm drains and sewers polico offlccifl obtained «oan:h uinployod by Iho bonrrt for »ev wan Township, alleging by September, Mr. Hensler re- a search of Avalon and near- Dick Knln who forwarded th wnnnnU nml removed unm Iiury Nnvotny, "hlnilsred nnd threats to kill. ported. ral mmiths. on thelT street. by Seven-Mile Beach on Bun- national charter to J n y c e Ing wheels and money Htrlp Votlutr to rolili'o hnr lor 10 ilelnyod" nn InminiiUon of; llm Henry Esposlto, Lloyd Rd. Mayor John Marz, Jr., re- day and Monday. The search Pro-ldent 8ld Frlcdmnn. from 12 a t a n d n along th inunllii) nlni'tliiK In Hnptombci' iiiominnii being coiiiliicKitt Juno Matawan Township, filed Martin Rules On ported the damage was done was continued by smaller Ellis Snums, sUto vice pros Ijomdwnlk. al I1U00 worn John I'lulrltluo n by AIIO ngoiita, charges against Alexander groups Tuesday and Idcnt, administered tho o a t To Appear Ilnforo Ontrov Chnrlos rhumi)n(Hi, II n r o I d Another comiilnliit itaten Vas, Route 34, Matawan Town- Two Accidents by the developer during con- Wednesday. Dial un tho NIWIO dnte two l)ot> ship, alleging the threats and struction of housing units In of offlco to tho club officers Clilof Cliiwlcr said the follow Moyois nnd Mr, Korr. Hlniilov The Barry family lived on presented Ihnm with their i>ln< ri(t men rrc olnled tc rddlnkl, IJOIUCI lUTHld llr-n of Itenr wore mid nl Uio also charging Mr. Vas with the Magistrate James B. Mar- other sections of the develop- Wilson Ave., Matawan, for iconllulled on iiaco twelve) use of abusive and offensive and officially wolcomed tliei next Monday nt 10 am. 1)0 Wllllnm Joyoo, lioniil vloo tin, of Matawjn, acted on two ment. He said he will seek the almost f i v o ycara before to tho Junior Chamber, Thos foro MaKlulrnle Onorgo Uatio language as a disorderly per- accident cases Monday. One mesldcnt, nml Hniold Dflliu assistance of the Veterans Ad- moving to Bouth Denali, Installed, bjsldes Mr. Fried' to answer the charges: Hob o|)|i(imd Urn move. Postpone Soitlon son. Mr. Vas countered by Ill- nvolved a colllslcr. between four years ago. While In log complaints against Mr. Es- ministration In tho township's man, wero Otto Wolko, Inter ort Kiivlt, 10, Jersoy City: An Anknd Vox I.dgul Opinion cars operated by Charles Matawan, Mr. Barry operat- nnl vice president; Bruco Mac thony Caprlo, 47, ol 30 'Ugh T ho roKiilnily posito and also against .his Leach, Jr.. MlddleU-wn, and effort tc have the curbs and Slncn Mm, ICurr fnllcd tu ro ed the Sower Press, a job- Cutchoon, field vlco prcslden land Ave.. Kimnnluu'ii; Sun colvo nupixiit nf a clour ma TuDKcla'y nvmiliiw a! Wife, Delores, alleging threats Flor Hernandez, New MOD- drains repaired. prlnttng plant. to kill. Joseph Blcnger, treasurer; tiel Krorotr,, 30. of 40 Fultoi Jorlty ol Iho botird, Mr, Korn Iho Mulnwiii llorouiih Cauncll mouth, at Route 34 and Main Thomas Tasslnl, secretary Avo,. West I.onu Iliunch: Tu St. on July 6. Mr. Leach was The committee promised to zlnnkl mild hn wiintn n !oun WIIH t'ofttiiniioil until tomorrow Capt, J. Edgar Wilkinson Investigate complaints ol a (continued on page twelve) go. K. Tamlza, 73, of 02 lilgl oiilnlun on tlio hiring, nt I) p.m. Iliirotmli Clerk J, township police, was called turning west from Main St. on- land lllvd., Konnsbuni; Mar to the highway when Mr. Her drainage condition on Bank St. ilohlro'l uiinnUnuiily w o r o llti Dumlnlok aald the July 12 by Mr. Vas over the reported by Frederick Barham Solve Theft At tin Ktuinlr, 41, IllRliland Hot, Mlm Mario Uownei, noorotnry uuHtiiotittmimt wait rOQiivotcd nandez came out of the Kap Work Contracts el, Illgliland lllvd, Koans p a r k 1 n g of Mr. Esposlto's Ian parking urea onto the high nnd a septic tank condition to (Minrles C Mnulll, (iiipcr liy Mayor Npnfford W. Sclinnok truck on what Mr, Vas claim- along Second 8t. which was hunt: Illchnid Biuior, 40, Undent of tiohootn nt 13000 whu said he would not be «hl» way and struck his car. t h Cliffwood Bar Will Be Awarded 100 HlKlilnnd nivd., Kenns ed was bis property. Accord- Mlddletown driver claimed He brought to tho committee's at- yonr, nnU Mrs, Olgu Dlakon to attend the Tiienilay nvcnliig ing to Mr. Vas' complaint, ttia put Mrs. Hilda Patterson, Mld tention by Thomas Armour. Two Charged Contracts for tho construe (continued on pago fifteen) (continued on pnuo flftoon) aesnlon. vas the' date of the flrsl dletown, a passengei, on the Approval was granted ro tlon Of a now municipal bull threats against him by Mr. stand to verify his testimony. quests by the St. Anthony So- Held For Jury Ing on Lowsr Main St. a n Eisposito/ The two men be- ciety of Cliffwood, Inc., to con- Suydam PI, will bo awardc Fiiml Spin Of The Wheel In Kcanuburg came embroiled again on July Edward Farry, Jr.. Keyport duct a parade, on Cliff wood It took tho Mutawnn Town- at a special meeting of t h 23 and that was the date o attorney for Mr. Hernandez Ave. and County Ed. and hold ship Polico Department lesi Matawan Township Commit the second Vas complaint and asked dismissal In that nelthe a fireworks display during tho than 12 hours to solve tho theft tee on Monday at 13 o'oloc Mr. Leuch nor Mrs. Patterson of the Esposlto complaints. annual bazaar and carnival on of over-$160 In change and noon, The bids, which lnclu Released Without Ball could say they saw the New Aug. 16 and 17. t& those of general, olectrlca Monmouth man's car In mo merchandise Friday ii'-Hicks' plumbing and heating contra Magistrate Foster released tion. It was denleo. The couri Mayor Marz announced final Bar, Oordon St., Cllftwood, tort wero received July all defendants In their own tests of the new municipal wa- found both parties guilty p! and hold two suspects for ao- and turned,ovor to Itobcrt B recognizance without ball in faulty observation and Impos ter plant on Jersey Ave. bad wards, architect, for his re (continued on page fifteen) ed fines of $15 and $5 costs, been made by the State Do tlon of the grand jury. ommcndatlon. partment of Health and said Vorrcl Davis, 38, Delaware Edward P. King, Jersey tho township probably will to Bids lor tho general co FBI Detainer On City, assumed blame for Ave., and Robert Johnion.' gin pumping Into the munlcl Fourth St.. both ol Cliffwood, tract wero rccelvod from Jao! accident In which his car ran pal mains early next week. Proton, Mlddletown, *43,40 Man Nappi Arrests into the rear ol a car operat- were held under $2(100 bond each when arraigned on Pntlock Construction Co.. L\ ed by James Klrkwood, New- tic Silver, l«,000; llockftfcllo' Detainer has been filed by ark, at the Route 34 and IJroad Madison Health Board charges of breaking, entering the Federal Bureau of Investi- and larceny before Magistrate Construction Co, Inc., M a t 6t. traffic light. Mr. King paid wan, $42,000; Ilobort A, He gation on Carl Linden, Chest- $10 and $5 costs and a care Names Plumbing Aides Luther Fonter. nut HIll.Rd., Holmdel, wb drlckeon, Red Honk. It' less count on Mr. Klrkwood 000 nnri Daniel .Brewer, Jr was picked up by Patrolman was dropped. A plumbing Inspector and According tr Patrol- Joseph Noppl, Union Beach, two assistants were appointee men Ralph Wallace linfl Prank Matawan, 134,072. July 12 at 4 a.m. for attempt at a meeting of the Madison Chernoy who inveitlgatca the Bidders for the electric Ing to break Into a car belong- Felled By Forties Township Board 'of Health entry reported by alter contract wero Zlc£lor Urol! ing to T. Aglnoso, Front 8t Monday right and were sworn Hleke, proprietor, DaW» had er», Cliffwood. »2Osn.5O, » Union Beach. William H. Curler. 54. Sum- In by Township Clerk Mary hidden hlmielf In i itoreror." the Vena Electric Co,, C'H Magistrate Alfred Hen/.essy merfleid Ave.. Laurence Har- Drown, of the tavern when the oper- wood, %2H1. Stephen J. Oros Jr., Union Beach, sentence bor, was overcome by fumes Joseph Molnar, Cheese ator closed up for the nlaht Mew 8hrew»bury. bid IMDI f the defendant to 30 days In th( Tuesday night In an explosion quake, was appointed lojpcc When the proprietor had gone, the plumbing Contract a n county Jail. Ko»-»'t State Po and fire at the Wilson Organic tor, with his assistant*. Cu Davis helped blrmclf to 1125 In t22«2 for the hontlmi Innlulli lice evidenced Interest In thi Chemical Plant in Sayrevllle, gene Hulse. &0D Prospect Avo chance, nine filths and two tlon. Martin J. McOulrc, H<- case n< they had put out a wh;rc he is emoloyed as a Laurence Harbor, and W t I- Hank, bid 14600 for plumbln boilerman. He was treated at pint* of whiskey. alarm on request of the de Ham Oranjec. Zl llariard When leaving tho prcmUen. and 12000 for heailnu. fendant's landlord that be ha Perth Amboy General Hospi- Dr.. Old Bridge. Mr. Mol-- tal. Police said den>6 sulphur- police laid, Davis was spotted been picked up. Reportedly th al.io will be a member of a by Johnson who vas passing NalioB •talc police found on searchln ic acid fumes covered the new Bonr-1 of Plumblntr Ex Tbo MBUwtr luvngs an area. in his auto. Johmon offered tbo missing man's room amtn«rs along with '{ n u l e Davis a rldo ond "vA Mmielf L o i n AiMonlaiiot optijfd II passport, which Indicated tb» Ororea, and WillKm Hillings. In" on the theft of change and Ooori f«i tubsnni'tlom The wherl* «>m* down In Ke»n«liun Friday «« (hit rrauli ol ft r*IA \>r c«unlv »nl Uo»l ho should have been out ot thi Nctr Voik Turnpike Etpret* The plumbing ln»p»cto-» e*ch merchandise. •harrr In t • « COth llonci i police on »l»nd» ilonf Ihe UtmeMtiml In whinh 11 oprmlof. nnd • Jiivrnlla wrre eh»r«r< wlW country by April IKS. He IIM DIU* u» roue a trip will "ccelve ¥11 per m o n t b. lune IRth 1091 SuMrrlplin vl/,l»(lon» of ihe iluld •nlt-inniln* U»». Minvt, Mmitiiuiilh I'linnlr llrlfi'tlv* l)«nlaln WU. a native of Bi eden. The Im Frequent service convenient wliitf memberi of the >5x«m "Help Wauled" »dB In Uila ttit>vtn until August SOU ll«m Mario*, Iffl. I'llrolmnn Funli l'«(«r« * hr rolli llm whrM, UWn from I'M'i HUnd at No, 7 II.MII/1UIIII. to » wiltlltf Uui.li. Oper« been advised ot the situation. call Keyport 7-0360 out i»Ury. jobs oven. Up—ear ti\i «lor» lire tilled foi « h«irln» on the want* »n Mendity •! 10 » in. Cancer Film To Be JCP&L Service Representatives Engllslitown Girl Crowning Held Shown On TV Tuesday To Vie For Title At St Gabriel's The new American Cancer The crowning ot tho Blessed Society film, "The Other Miss Jane Hoffman, 17, Eng- City," will nave Its New-Jer- llshtowc. xeceutly entered the Mother was held «t Saint Ga- Face Two July Mr 1957 New Jersey State Seafood briel's Church, Bradevelt, on sey and New York City ire* Princess Contest, to be held In Tuesday morning at 11 a.m. television premiere on Station Point Pleasant Beach, on Sat- Those who participated In It WATV at 1 p.m. on Tuesday, urday, Aug. 24. were as follows: Celebrant, rhls 22 (j mlrute f'lm dramatiz- Bible School Has the Rev. John Novak: crown- The daughter of Mr. and es the basic ACS message ol Mrs. Newton Hoffman, she er, Barbara SchulU; attend ants, Louise Schultz and Sylvia saving" 75,000 people from need- Closing Program lists dancing as her principal less death annually by getting talent, Jane is five feet, two Qreco: flower . girls, Linda The Vacation Bible School Tansey, Alice Schultz, Linda them to take responsibility tor conducted In the Morganvllle Seminara, Patricia Seminara, Methodist Church came to a self-protection, paying prompt Christine Schultz;, Judy Tan- attention to the seven danger successful close on Sunday sey; .crown bearer, Do n a i d evening when the members of Miller; altar boys, John Crod- signals and having an annual the 'school and the leaders dick. Robert Holland, Stephen health check-up. , gave a program at the church. The Rev. Fred Bowen present- Kane, Fred Seltz, and George Vota. The organist was yal- Tbe film shows an actual ed the program Just as tlu MBS. EOSE W. KANE ROBEBT J. GROSS school had been conducted erle Cuchural. American city (Racine, Wis.) each of the 10 days the past Mrs. Rose W. Kane, Malawan, and Robert J. Gross, Irvine- : Those in the procession were of 75,000 population as a gnost two weeks. Opening exercises ton, recently were named home service representative and com- William Holtz,'Ma.-y Ann Ca-town, as if tbe whole prevent- were held and group singing mercial sales representative, respectively. In the Bar Division vallaro. John Lemione, Magda- able cance deaths happened sales department of Jersey Central Power & Light Company. len Mahoney, Thoma3 McMul- was participated In by all. Un- there. It shows bow cancer der the direction of their lead- Norman Foy. division sales manager for the utility, in len, Elizabeth Ann Seltz, Rich ers, each group presented a making the announcement, said that (he new appointees will ard RIopel, Patricia Holtz, Ml cells, grow, spread ana...kill, maintain their offices in the Bay Division headquarters at chael' Sadowskl. Josephine Le- and why delay make? the dif- Skit or song dep!ctlnft> phases Union Beach. The division covers an area from Sayrevllle on Df Bible study covered by the the west alone thacoastllno east to the Highlands and from pre, ^George Grevey, Gail Mc- ference between life and group. Those in charge were Jamesburg on the wfrst to the Naveslnk Biver on (he east. Mullen, Albert Compoly, Vtv death. "The Other City" crys- Mrs. John Ludvick, Mrs. Mrs. Kane, who attended Dourlass College, New Brunswick, len Owens. John Furey, Pa- tallizes the human tendency to Btone, Mrs. Clayton, Mrs. Bert tricia RIopel, William Le- will assist customers in the "full use of electricity In home shrug off each of the seven Boyce, Mrs. Harry A. Ratcllfte living," Mr. Foy said. She will perform demonstrations of mlone, Mary Sabla, Paul Staf- »nd the Rev. Mr. Bowen and electrio appliances for clubs and other organizations as well finger, -Jean Seber, Robert Se- danger signals, using seven Mrs. Bowen. as assist dealers In the store presentations. Homo calls also ber, Christine Anne Smith. . people as saven symbols. will be answered for appliance demonstration!!. Abo Stephen. Slderoff. Vir- Mr. Gross, a veteran of three years In the V. S. Navy and ginia Benl, Albert Oayhor, The remaining minutes of this Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Anti- graduate of ViUanova University, will be responsible for all cell and sons, Donald, and Rose Marie Blondek. James ball-hour program will be de- commercial applications of electricity and municipal street- Furey, Karen Collins, Michael Douglas, motored to the For-lighting contracts, Air. Foy stated. HISS JANE nOFFMAN voted to a bri.' resume of tbe isCburg S c o u t Reservation, Mahoney, Jean Croddlck, Hen- cancer control program in Inches tall, weighs 112 pounds, ry Sadowskl, Patricia Crod- Forestburg, N. Y., camp for New Jersey. The1 narrator for the Alonmouth Council of Boy and has blonde hair and blue dick, John Seitz, Patricia Han- Bcouts near Fort lervls, N.Y., eyes. Other measurements are away, John Tansey, Sh-iron this- will be Dr. William B. on Sunday to pick up their son. Matawan Fire Department News a 35-lnch bust, 22-lnch waist, Hanaway, Richard Yoncak,. Bray, chairman of the Public Carl, Steven Ludemnnn and find 35-inch hips. She is a high 9 oul of 10 v*hlcUi involved In ptnonal Iniury acci- K a t'h y Hanaway, Edward Education Committee of tbe school sophomore. dent* in 1956 wire in apparently goad condition. Jake Blake-Hasklns who were August Meetings Company under the /supervi- Gana, Kathryn Hlckey, Steph- New Jers- -Division. completing a week's stay with The finalists In the contest en Vota, Ellen Kane, Louise other members of Matawan Aug. 7-Mldway Hose Com sion of Assistant Chief Larry pany Bacnman Journeyed to Union will compete for the princess Lepre, Betty Jane McCarthy, Boat Stolen i • Troop 73. While at camp, Stev- crown as part of the Ocean Dlanne McMuUen, Susan RIop- en-was awarded bis first class Aug. 10-R 6 x b u r y Chemi- Beach to assist la the draining Fatally Stricken cal Co. parade at Succasunna of the Notco Lako to help find County Big Sea Day pageant el, Ann Schultz, Kathleen'Sem- A 18-foot outboard motorboat badge and Jake and Carl each on Aug. 24. The victor will re- Committee Lists inara, Lorraine Toymbee, With a '.30 horsepower motor;, w received their second class Aug. 13-Washlngton Engine a boy who had drowned the Max Levy, 64,. of 122 Laur- Company previous day. Chief _ Bachman ceive a $500 sayings bond, mer incs Pkwy,, Laurence Harbor Mary Joyce Warneker,— Carol moored hi Kfeyport Harbor,—*r _badges,.' Aug. 14-Hook~& Laddef~Conf stated the Midway truck work- chandise prizes, and be taken Library Policies died suddenly at his ' h o m e McCue, Judy Marz, Agnes was reported stolen by th» - on a grand aerial tour, of ber Monday of a heart condition Marz..and Mary Tilelll. owner, Louis Rosentbal, 77 The Morganvllle Cub Scouts pany ed for four hours and purred Changes in the policy and Softball team has completed Aug. 14-M. E. Haley Hose like a kitten. While he was at domain by the Monmouth He had been proprietor of tbe West Front St., Keyport. on the series of games scheduled Auxiliary Union Beach working the re- Squadron of the Civil Air Pat- irogram of the summer 1.- Sweet Shoppe, Laurence Real Estatr Listing Cards for Tuesday. Police are Investigat- for; their district, In which Aug. 15-M. E. Haley Hose maining members of the De- rol. rary for residents of Madison' 'kwy., for almost two years. sale at this office. ing the theft. ' ' they" lest one game. The team Company partment participated In tie The contest, beld in Point Township set up by the Wom- was coached by George Phea • Aug. 22-Matawan Fire De- Matawan Township parade Pleasant Beach since 1951, is sponsored. Jointly by the State in's Club of Laurence Harbor ant and he was assisted In the partment Board of Fire Offi- where they won a trophy for rare made at a special meet- -paper and telephone work by cers , best appearing unit which con- Departrent of Conservation Mrs. Pheasant, They were as- Members of the Matawan sisted of Drum and Bugle and Economic Development ig of the committee Friday sisted by other fathers of the Fire Department deeply re Corps, Ladles Auxiliary, two and the state's commercial enlng in the temporary fa- fisheries. Entry blanks may pack. gret the death of Ex:0 h 1 e f pieces of apparatus, Haley llltles set up in the basement be obtained from the State De- The Morganvllle First Aid Gilbert Craig who served as truck a--! the Hook and Lad- •f tho No. 9 School. This Is der truck, men and a new ad-partment of Ocean County Big Squad members assisted at Chief of the Department from o first free public library, in t h'e 1 r second delivery In a 1022 to 1D25. He was a charter dition, a miniature chief's car. Sea Day, 600 Arnold Ave., you can month when they were called member of Midway Hose Com- Washington Engine Company Point Pleasant Beach. Compe- :adls(jn Township. to- the Wicker Rd, home of pany, having Joined in 1908 and stayed In town to cover any tition is open to all New Jer- Mrs. David B. Watson", Mrs; Alice English who gave served as an active fireman emergency. Councilman Ralph sey girls between the ages •'. balrman, presided ana an- 11 and 25 who ate unmarried, birth to a daughter. Members until 1932 when he retired. R. Dennis wishes to take this lounced a total of 256 borrow- of the squad on the call were pportunlty to thank all mem-and not professional models. Don't forget Wednesday, ra as of July 19: A total cf 78 Michael Rynlewlcz, Edwin Aug. 7th. Midway Hose Com- bers participating In the O'Connor, Donald Oexman and pany has tickets to the Dodg- above event. :e registered to the "Rocket buy bjgon a Jack'Sweeny. After delivery, er-Giant game at Roosevelt The Drum and Bugle Corps Circus Benefit lub," a group of c h i 1 d f e n the mother and daughter were Stadium, Jersey City. Call members still are making rom the third to the sixth transported to M o n m o u t h Wallace Laursen or any Mid- their annual collection and rade Inclusive who have read Memorial Hospital. way member for tickets. In Old Bridge wish to thank all who have .t least eight books in eight Mr. and Mrs. Donald Miller M. E. Haley Hose Company been solicited. The remainder Tickets to-the Hunt Brothers entertained Friday afternoon Auxiliary Is making plans for of the borough will be solicited Circus and Wild West S h o w reeks.. • little-car g p and evening In celebration of Tuesday and Thursday un- have been placed on sale In new:, merchandise club. It r The Children's Story Hou r thelr; son, Thomas', t\rst bl will start the llrst vjeek-Irj Sep- the bdrcmgtf Is''completely MatawanV -ttfurenteis:- ^Hatbor £hi baeig/chfUnsecl^iJU^ Wednes- . day/ In the afternoon guests tember. Anyone' 'may J o 1 n. coyoreff." •.'.. .* . ~'i ?. and Cliff wood' Beach, Michael Ifty from 3 to' 4 pim;/effective -wefe'-Mr. - «nd Mrs; Richard MtffflBefJ 'tir "Haley> > ly Chief Gray stated that be Is Stunts' circus chairman of the Wednesday. Mrs. Robert Mar- Cottrell arid children; Eugene, also are planning to attend following t h t suggestion of Old Bridge Communltr Center, In will read to the flve-and- Robert, and Mickey. Evening the Neptune Music Circus on State Fire Warden Slcdel In sponsoring organization, an- x-year-old youngsters in one guests were Mr. and Mrs. Mar- Aug. 21. Any member wishing urging all persons to take nounced today. room while Mrs. Ragnnr Wang tin Smith, sr., Mr; and Mr's.to go contact Mrs. Frank great care In burning their The show, billed as "the old- will read to the seyen-and- Martin Smith, Jr., Martin III. Qray,, Jr,. With all the hot trash and under no circum- est, largest and greatest cir- Blght-year-old children in an- Barbara ' Lynn and Christine cus under canvas;" will raise 1 weather the Haley girls are stances should anyone try to ithbr room. There have been Anne Smith, Elizabeth Owens, selling Christmas cards'. It's burn fields or woods until the Its giant big top at the O 1 d Mrl and Mrs. Robert Owens, 2 story hours since the li- nice cool thought and gives drought period Is over. He al- Bridge Speedway, Ro ute IB brary cpened oa June 28th at- and children, Vivien, and Bub- all a chance to shop early, Browntown, Aug. 15. It will be by, iMr. ,and. Mrs. T h o m a i so requested commuters who tended by an average of 12 Tho Hook and Ladder Auxil- throw cigarettes and matches the Hunt show's final appear BmitlTand "on. Willie. Mr. once in the Mlddlesex-M o n- chjldren at each session. iary held anovelty •'efnbnstra- from open train windows to be The committee has found I and' Mrs.' John -.Wilson, and tlon at the home of Mrs. Sal mouth area. • Donald Miller. more cautious as ftres have necessary to limit four juven ycr Hughes on Ju\y li. started along the tracks cnus- Ticket sale locations Include Uejbooks on a borrower's card The ladles of. the Morgan- On July 6, Midway . HOJO ed by this. the Matawan Drug Store, at'pne time. villa Volunteer Fire Co. held Main St., Matawan; John's Su- Another decision of the com- their regular meeting at the per Market, CUffwood Beach Rams Lose In 14th mittee concerns the children lire house July 17. Final plans Rain Needed Badly and Hoffman's prug sti.te, under 14-years-of-age request- 5 out of 10 smaller cars were completed'lor the fair to Laurence Harbor. The organiz- be .held by the firemen from To N. Y. Blue Sox By Jersey Farmers ation also is selling tickets ing! adult books. It witi be nec- essary for theie children tc Saturday to Aug. 3. At the - Matawan Rams baseball "Dry," "p a r c h e d" doo~r-to-door throughout Mad wear a Pontiac price tag meeting, 18 members were an son Township, Mr. 3taats said. brlhg a note of approval sign- present. This Included two new team lost a 14-lnnlng game to 'spotty" seem to be key The 65-year-old Hunt show ed'by the parent. This wU members, Mrs. Virginia Reich the visiting New York. Blue words in a description of New be filed by the librarian, an has combined a full-fledgec a code marked on the child' ••vet none gives you any • enberger and Mrs, Esther Sox, 14-13, The Rams were Jersey's ' drought situation, wild west show with Us stand- Lamberson. trailing 0-3 when they rallied card. "Spotty" applies to certain ard circus performance t b 1 for nine runs In the eighth Inn- The supervisory, schedule for Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lan- areas that have bad showers, year. This is the first revival the week which began Monday of Pontiac's advantages zaroi sr., attended a.repeat ing to BO ahead, 12-8. But the of the old-time wild west show but in general the weather sit- and runs through Saturday . performance at the Neptune Blue Sox scored three times In two decades, according to will bo today from 3 to 5 p.m. Music ; Circus when C_ey BOWIn the ninth to knot tho count, uation reported by county ag- Harry T, Hunt, circus manag- Mrs. Qeorge Makuk, Mrs. Clif- PONTIAC GIVES YOU UP PONTIAC'S PERFORMANCE "Oklahoma." then won out in tho extra Inn- ricultural agents is one ol rJn- er. ford Cotton and Mrs. Gilbert TO 8.9% MORE SOLID TOPS THE BEST THE Miss. Eileen Sweeny, daugh- crcaslng need of a good soak- Mr. Staats said free b u O. Tier: Friday, from 7 to 9 ter of Mr. and Mrs, Jack ings. A second game went on- ing rain, service to the 2 p.m. matinee p.m., Mrs. Robert Martin, CAR PER DOLLARI SMALL CARS CAN OFFER— Sweeny, Texas, Rd., has been ly five Innings when It had to had been arranged for Laur- be called with Uio Now York Agents, the county represen- Mrs. Harold Vroom and Mrs. BY A WIDE MARGIN! ^ Visiting her uncle and aunt, ence Harbor, Cllffwood Beach, H. C. Novotny; Saturday from Not one of the smaller cars can give you Mr; and Mrs. Michael Pater- team ahead. tatives of the College of Agri- Madison Park, the S a y r the heavy-duty construction,1 the rood- 2 to 5 p.m., Mrs. Wang and Not one of the smaller cars can measum neck, Belleville, culture, Rutgers University, Woods Shopping C e n t e hugging htft and tolld ••curity that sur- Frank Cross and V a u g b n Mrs. Robert Kelson. up to Pontiac Performance. Whether Those from this area that have sent in summaries that Cheesequake, Browntown :and round you in every Pontiac. Yet Mackason did tho pitching for mako a rather dim outlook for It is hoped that residents of you judge a power plant by engineerinf; attended the 4 H club In Stokes the Rams In the first game Old Bridge. Return trips, also JPontiac'u the nimblest heavyweight you farmers who do not have Irri- Madison Township will take statistics or on-the-road performance, State Forest were Richard Others In tholr lineup were J without charge, are Included. advantage of these temporary ever managed—and your Pontiac dealer gation. Pontiac'a Strata-Streak V-8 stands head VanPelt, Charles Hilton, Eu- Farrlsh, sa; Jackson, ss; Stan- library facilities during, th e can > show you moro - than six dozen gene Hilton'. Mrs. Thomas For example, Marvin A. : and shoulders above anything in the ley cf; c. Jones, lb; Hunter summer-months, and prove by advanced-engineering reasons why! Hilton acted as a counsellor. Clark, agricultural agent In NJ Tomato Processing low-price field. Your Ponllac d«al« will b« 3b; Miller, p; Ayala, 2b; Neol their Interest that Madison Pontiac has gone all out to make this The. group left Monday and o; Wathlngton, U; Fischer,' rf Monmoutb. County, says; "As happy la thaw you a complete hch-aneV Opens With light Crop Township needs a permanent genuine big car the best behaved beauty returned home Saturday after- I look around. It soems that •gum comparison—then an eye-opening Manager Ed Sanders blam free publla library offering fic- that you ever had the pleasure of noon. only those potato and vege- The processing of the IBS' test drive in traffic oi out on the highway Mrs. Blanche Emmons en- ed the def:»t on tho aftor-cf tion, education and reference bossing. You'll find Pontiac's exclusive fects of a late hour bus excur- table farmers who are equip- crop of tomatoes. New Je will supply all the heart-lifting proof you books to IU residents. rmUlpn-Toudi Conirab make steering tertalned on Sunday In cele- sion to Coney Island the night ped with irrigation are going •ey's prlnclpn' processing op need that Pontiac has separated the men and braking the surest, easiest you've Btatlon of Mr. Morson's 78th before. to have much of a, harves' cratlon, gets underway in from the boys when it comes to per-^ Fortunately, they are in th Robert Young Receives ever experienced! Park it, cruise it, try birthday. Those present were week.when tomato lines >r . formance! Mr*.and. Mrs. Theodore Mor- majority. "Our rainfall defici- started at two lrtrge' canning Scholarship To Lehigh it in stop-and-go traffic... this is driving son, Red Bank; Mr. and Mrs.Birthday Barbecue For ency for tho early summer plants. The season will get in {he smaller jobs can't duplicate. William Twomey, Jersey City; Barbara Ann Kunz months already adds up to to full swing next we*- whoi Robert C. Young, Holmdel Mn and. Mrs. Charles Em- about six Inches." the remainder of the proce Rd., Ha tie t, recently was -AND PONTIAC HAS toons, Leroy Emmons, and Mr. and Mrs. Vincent J. In Middlesex County, which sors will bo open to receive awarded & trustee scholarship PONTIAC GIVES YOU ALWAYS BEEN FAMOUS Frank:' Emmons. Kunz, Main St., Matawan, en apparently has had moro than tomatoes, according to M. V to Lehigh University, Bethle- Recent guests at tho homo tertalned at a barbecue Satur- the averogo share of «howers, EMmonston, chief of tho Bur hem, Pa,, Dcno Wray H. Cong- 4 TO 7 INCHESjMORE AS ONE OF AMERICA'S of Mrs. Blanche Emmons were day evening in celebration of corn looks surprising), good. cau of Fruit and Vegetab don, chairman of the commit- WHEELBASEI TOP TRADE-INS! Mr; and Mrs. William Twom- the birthday of tholr daughter, In contrast with reports from Service, New Jersey , Depart tee on scholarships and loans, ey, Jersey City; Mr. and Mrs.Barbara Ann. The. garden other sections, according to ment of Agriculture. announced. Mr. Young Is Tho small can extend bumpers and Maybe it comes as a surprise to you that Raymond CottroU and o h 11- was gaily decorated With lan- Milton II. Cowan. Unlrrlgatcd Except when growers h&v among 10r incoming freshmen fenders to look big—but Pontiac puts so much moro car can be yours at the same dren, Raymond, Robert and terns and games and dancing vegetables arc sulferlng. been able to Irrlgnte the 1 receiving scholarships and fi- the extra length where it counts—be- price you've seen on the smaller cars. But Hta r m on, Stamford, Conn.; wero enjoyed during tho even- fields, the early pickings an nancial aid totaling 195,000. tween tho wheels! Pontiac's longer stride there's tho fact! And Ponllae Is a wendei* Mt«. Nellie Westcot, Perth ing. Annual Picnic Planned deliveries of tomatoes to t h In addition to tho regular brackets lh« bumps Instead of riding on ful Investment, loci As you know, if has Amboy; Mrs. Frank Lopez and Quests wcro Orace DollaPIo- ennnerios are expected to t university scholarships, four them. And this extra length Bhowa up always commanded a top trade-in. So' children. Frankte. Nlnnlo, and tro, Mtchaclo McKcen, June By Cliffwood Firemen light duo to the sever freshmen will enter Lehigh un inside, too, in stretch-out space for six why not step out of tho small-car class Lynn, South Amboy, and Mr. t der tbe National Merit Schol- Curry, Mary Ellen Harris, drought of the past m o n 11 footers. Add to Pontiac's bonus in length and into a Pontiac... there's nothing In and-Mrs. William Smith, Bcl- John Thaler. Charles Brown, The Cltffwood • Volunteer Recen estimates nlrondy for arship Program, three under fdrd. Fire Company beld Its rcRUlir cast an average state-vr 1 d the scholarship plan o£ t b « its ail-now suspension syBtcm and you your way. Your Ponliac dealer has the Richard ., W o n n o r, Robert hnvo an exclusive level-Una Ride no cor Parks, Victor Alt, Mrs. Qrac • meeting; Tuesday night at the yield of only about one hall Pennsylvania-Power and Light keys and an eye-opening offer waiting Your, advertisement in this Flood and BOMS, Thomas and cllffwood Flre.Houso. Plans tho record yield of 12.6 t ->n Company, and a number un- at any price con surpass ... and a built- for you right now! paper will rencb prospective John, Vincent p, Kunz, all of for tho annual company picnic per aoro harvested In 1058. der other scholarship auspices . in aonso of direction and security that So why not look and feel like a purchasers In overy community Matawan, and Mr. and Un. and also for resuming the tall Rains may help to improvi The university will romlt\tu- will spoil you for tho smaller cars forevcrt million—instead of a million others? Mi the bsyshore area. Samuel Pclose, Newark. donees wero discussed at' the tho later harvest in Rcptcmbe: ttlon \hls fall to six Incoming meeting. but many growers report freshmen under tuition ex- Fire calls for tho month of poor set of fruit and iiv change, which Is a reciprocal DOM II •,— »»t th. .hi—It h UA ttmmf mt wtmnhg; ptHw—m, mm Ictf»ww tmiw^Um It eieislili • July were: July 11, 8:10 p.m..mntoes In each cluster, T h arrangement among 220 Amer- an M ina *• bwnl plai tmtt mtitlit n*i lanWi annit pmr mt*mn ed nitnlHly rtctWs et te ls« PROFITS auto accident, Route 35, wash- drought also has nffocted qua ican colleges and universities ing tas pK hlRhway: July 15, Hy and color. whereby faculty children who GALLON OFFER 5:45 p.m., brush flro on Gar- qualify for admission aro re SEE YOUR den Stale Parkway; July 10, Colutrbua introduced p I p llevcd of tuition under condl 11:40 a.m., auto accident. npple to Europe In HIM, tions rtttermlncd by the co-op- AUTHORIZED . Route 35, waahlntt sai ot( ihe he returned to Bpaln from th erating Institutions, UtALtJf • BUY S-GIT highway; July 18, 0:35 pm.lWcst Inales. This 'run w Mr, Young, a graduate of Pontiac olMCToJrl fO« IIANCH tUMUItOU Garden '""••e Parkway brush!idetii'nncn In a book written Keyr.o- 'llRh ""hool, will en- (Ire: JulK lfl.(»j<8 p.m., Beach- mo oyi.a .tutoi. nt Feromnn tor'm-College ot'EMtfneettni TRADING'S TERRIFIC RIGHT NOWI way brush flro. land Isabella's court. at Lehigh. 117 Bargains! Bargains! Bargains Like You've Never Seen Before! On Choice, Fresh Items—for the Family and the Home SALE —from Newberry's Current Stock. Don't Waste a Minute! Hurry Down for Top Savings Values! SMt

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Twill Shorts .1.00 $ .57 Jackets 10-16 2,08 31 only Girls' Plis.e Midriff .29 $ .17 12 only Ladies' Swimraito— ~14;98 $8.87 2 only Barbecue Aprons .98 67c 22 only Ladies' Swinuuits 12.98 3 only Boy's Summer Tan $1.77 Large At*t Girls' Cotton Knit $ 6.87 9 only Barbecue Aprons 1.49 $ 1.27 8.08 21 only Barbecue Tongs .79 > 33c Jackets 10-12 Blouses Values to 1.98 $ .77 17 only Ladies' Swimsuits 10.98 $ 4.87 1 only Boy's Summer Tan $ 1.77 25 only Girls' Cotton Skirts 24 only Ladies' Swimiuits 8.98 26 only Magna Lite (Kills Bugs) .98 • 33c $ 3.87 14 only Scotch Charcoal Lighter .59 Jacket 10 2,98 Values to 3.98 $ 1.37 48 only Ladies' Swimiuits 6.98 . 33c 120 only Boy's Plisse $ 1.77 8 only Girls' Coat & Hat Set 5.98 $ 1.83 34 only Ronson Charcoal Lighter .59 . 33c 32 only Ladies'Terry Cloth $ 1.97 32 only Wizard Charcoal Lighter .39 Front Briefs 24 . ,29 Large Asst Girls' Baby Doll , 33c 320 only Boy's Athletic ' .19c Pajamas Values to 2.98 $ 1.27 Beach Jacket 3.98 $ 1.97 20 only Golden Flamer Charcoal 13 only Ladies' Cotton Culottes 3.98 Shirts 8-16 .89 96 only Girls'Swim Suits 2.98 $1.27 Lighter .69 33c 37 only Boy's Summer , V 19c 29 only Ladies' Skirt & Blouse $ 2.67 .» 27c - 3 only Bags of Charcoal .89 Mesh Briefs 12 ,80 Set 6.98 20 only Wizard Dry-Cube Ice .69 33c > 19c Sub-Teen Wear 120 only Ladies' Cotton Skirts $ 2.67 29 only Barbecue Forks & Spoons 2.98 $ 1.67 Values to 6.98 6 only Picnic Table 21.95 BEG. NOW $ .97 $12.97 27 only Sub-Teen'SkirtL, s Large Asst Ladies' Blouses 3.98 3 only Folding Camp Stool 1,00 - 77c Men's Department I Values to 5.98 $ 2.83 Large Asst Ladies' Cotton $ 1-67 10 only Folding Camp Chair 1.79 $ 1.27 91 only Sub-Teen Blouses 1.98 $ .93 Dresses 2.98 2 only Childs Camp Chair 1.08 $ 1.27 K1ZK WKRE NOW 15 only Sub-Teen Dresses 5.98 $2.37 Odd Lot Ladies' Dresses $ 2.37 7 only Men's Hobby Pants 3-M 2.08 $ 1,67 18 only Sub-Teen Burmuda Values to 4.98 $ 3.97 12 only Men's Terry Cloth Shorts 1.98 $ 1.23 6 only Ladiet' Suits 9.98 Lawn Accessories Sarong S-M-L 2.49 $ 1.37 Toppers 19.90 $ 6.87 15 only Sub-Teen 4 only Ladies' Topn WKRK NOW 93 only Men's Athletic Pedal Pushers 1.98 $ 1.23 3 only 50 ft. Garden Hose 3.50 $ 1.88 Shirts 36-46 89c * 19c 28 only Sub-Teen 11 only SO ft. Garden Hose 2.14 $ 1.67 32 only Men'* Polo Shirts Pedal Pushers 2.98 $ 1.67 Infants' Wear 29 only 60 ft.Garden Hose 2,50 $ 1.87 Largo 2/1.00 ;, 37c 40 only Sub-Teen Midriffs 1.00 $ JB7 7 only Lawn Sprinklers 3.25 $ 2.67 88 only Men's Summer BEG. NOW Meih Briefs 36-42 .50 y .37 Fans and Porta-Cooler 11 only Men's Summer Ladies' Ready-To-Wear 66 only Infants' Crawler Seta 2.98 $ 1-2? Meih Tee Shirts S-M ,09 • .47 BEG. NOW 21 only Toddler's 3 pc Suits 8.98 $ 1.67 WEBB NOW 110 only Men's Summer • Large Selection Ladies' 3 only Porta Cooler 39.95 $19.87 11 only Infants' Twill Jackets 1.98 $ .97 2 only Lasko 12 Inch Fan 29.95 $14.37 Meih Athletic Shirts 36-42 .50 $ .37 Sanforized Cotton Slips 1.00 $2/1.00 16 only Infants' No-Iron 160 only Men's Short Sleeve 90 only Ladies' Sanforized 1 only Zero 12 Inch Fan 10.95 $ 4.83 Cotton Crawler Set 1.98 $ .97 S only 20 Inch Panels for Sport Shirts S-M-L 8.98 $ 1.77 . Half Slip 1.00 $ .67 72 only Men's Athletic Shirts 29 only Ladies' Pliise Large Asst Infants' Sumuits Window Fan 3.95 « 97c Values to 2.98 $ 1.27 (Durene) 34-42 .89 * 37c Shorty Gowns 1.39 $ .87 203 only Men's Briefs 24 only Ladies' No-Iron Cotton 35 only Infants' Sun Bonnets 1.00 $ .57 Household 22 only Infants' Dreises 2.98 $ 1.27 (Durene) 30-42 .89 %, 37c Shorty Gowns 1.98 $ 1.27 WERE 30 only Men's Arnel Briefs 13 only Ladies' Pline Baby Doll 56 only Infanta' Suniuits and 8 only 27x64 Straw Rugs .89 37c M-L 1.00 , 37c Pajamas 1.98 $ 1.27 Crawlers Values to 1.59 $ .67 48 only 3'xS' Straw Rugs 1.39 67c 10 only Men's Arnel Large Selection Ladies' Regular 38 only Toddler's Rhumba 160 only Ruby Glass Vases ,03c Athletic Shirts S-M 1.00 37c and X Size Panties JM % .27 .10 Swim Trunks 1.00 $ .67 98 only Sponge Pads .33 13c Men & Boys' Bathing Trunks 60% Off SALE STARTS FRIDAY 9 AM J Ylew&e/vm FRONT KEYPORT Communication YOUft* Atafem <1mtntal To the Editor; Beginning To Feel The Blows The Fifth Annual Uoo's Pil- BsiAuuauiu> ita grimage to Camp Happiness KBnwrt IJM» - J man uwH PPBUSBBB will be held on Sunday. T b e Pubtictxd «»erj Tbundaj al Keynort MoomocliJ Cmoty N J. 'Pilgrimage" which is a fund B> UKUWN PUBUSIUWU AMP PHlHTUtO OUUfAWV raising picnic has Become an important part ot the financial Butcen Gudea Reporter WITH SCANT APOLOGIES and a gracious bow to j MaMi Brown Emm - CwaHllw » Brown. toaodaW Katat support ol this sunlmer rehab- Using Water Wisely xal news and column' beats including Mayor Applegate, Subicrlptlai Ralra' P«j«bU In *d»anet ilitation camp lor blind men of Even If you've bad some he Lennox Rd. Girls Vigilante Society, James Jerbasi OM Veal iwltliln atattl f4M New Jersey. Sli Monttia ______*X80 Ona real M Om V_u louUld. U 8 >_ «J Ot The present Camp Happi- may be dry weather ahead Miller's dream of an Old Bridge's Old Bridge and brief ness whicb Is located directly and on tbe chance you'd like glances at the main streets in Keypnrt and M_lawan and Tbe Matawan Journal u a oewipap—' "•< —• (leopK. 07 Uu people, on tbe Bay in Leonardo has and toi lh« peupla '. IU aln> u lo terve ttw 0et\ tnlererfa nf Uatlwao and some drought advice, I made lose in Union Beach and Holrodei .. . this week we'll glance vicinity; Ic Dresenl all at the uewi ol —* »«a wilhool otai at ptelwUM bees operating for 28 years, some -alls to men who like .o la • dean aane coruematlTa manner tMpwtln* ihe Inallenanl* rjrbu and this year the N. J. Blind be helpful. . • over the international scene. This departure from the of oo> efttzaia. ani) tncreta making lUeU worth; ol thdr eonfldenca, usual is made for the benefit of all good civil and social Men'8 Association, tbe organ- Drought, could be worse 'h'.s Re«por_1blllt> ••« 4so The crinkling gardener [ive up all his private business connections. He resigned casualty statistics mount. through the training which thinks his garden looks so irom 140 companies in which he was an executive .... And : Special emphasis is being put on proper lighting for they receive at camp. Among much fresher after a w a s fa- jetting back to our friend, Yahya Aryeh, he's apparently those who will spend vacations Forty-Five Years Ago main extension along Valley down with the hose that he ven up his search for his lost Iranian passport. Applied equipment which is moved on roads. The industry's motto at the camp this year are a (Issue Thursday, July 23, 1912) Dr. to provide service for 10 goes at it again the next even- Jn this is "Be safe-be seen," and that covers the situation former dentist, accountant, po- Announcement was made :sterday for the post of Dodger batboy. Says he's got residences. A petition reauest- ing. enty of friends on the.^est Coast. like a glove. Many an unlighted or inadequately lighted liceman, and many others yesterday that Henry B. Rath- Ing such an extension had And all he does Is to en- from all walks of We. bone, representing a syndicate tractor has been driven down a road at night, to come to been presented at a previous courage roots to turn up to- i CLOSEH TO HOME, our good friend Wolfgang (Ritz) i crashing grief and to bring death or serious injury to Its of prominent New York news- ward the surface In search of : Anyone, In any walk or sta- paper men, had purchased the meeting. kraker^jajn^Scbwarteenfeld, an adventurous 24-year old ' driver and others. , , tion In life can suffer loss ol hose water instead oi.goj ILK. erttwlc specialist-from liunicJirGermanyyset sail fromrJVew^ Asbury Fark Journal, the old- Tenants In New Jersey haire down deep aftsr ih^'niolsture ," The equipment makers are doing everything possible to vision. Despite advances In est established dally newspa- been advised to "take It easy" fork waters last week for a return Atlantic crossing^aboai-" : build safety into the machines. They are publicizing safety safety measures and science In the soli. Then'fdr some rea- per In Monmouth County, to- In signing new leases for their son ' he can't sprinkle, an. js raft, Bold Journey. Before leaving from the. Arrow ' Instructions and messages. The rest is up to the user, He, about 30,000 people suffer this gether with the building, plant, living quarters. Charles B. rTacht Club, College Point, Queens, ^err von Schwarzehfeld loss each year In the United what happens; Plants accus -Mid he alone, can stop the chance-taking that accident* and good-will of the Penny- Erdman, Jr., commissioner of ;aid he hoped to complete his solo trip across the Atlantic States. New Jersey receives packer Publishing Company. tomed to a dally drink are feed fat on. the state Department of Eco- likely to die unless they're somewhere in Europe in 30 to 40 days. He would like to Its proportionate share of new nomic' Development, declared cases each year. These people The Perth Amboy Board of rained on, v nd his trip at Cologne, Germany, where he started out Health Is offering five cents that tenants in this state need lawn Can Recover must be helped. • be In no hurry to meet de- i 1953. His two-masted craft, 24 feet long and 12 feet wide for every dead rat taken to Our lawn specialises are !n made of three airplane wing tanks. It carries no radio, Sinister Summertime Seizures The Lions, ol the bayshore the pound. • mands of landlords for leases area have beet most helpful tbe business beon-se they like reached Miami last year, left there June 17 and reached Wesley Engine and Hose with a 15 per cent increase, as to see green grass growing. Sunstroke, heatstroke, and heat'prostration are serious to us In our work for many Is apparently permitted..under ew York late last month .... Speaking of trans-Atlantic Illnesses against which in the sun-packed summer months we years. These men give of their Company, Asbury Park, hnve They say that the typical order°d a new auto hose car- the new federal legislation. bluegrass lawti Is better oft It /oyages, tourists are taken back a bit by signs on some of the ihould be on our guard. Sunstroke and heatstroke are kin- time, efforts and money In or- larger piers along the Hudson River. "Keep Britain Green," der to help their fellow man riage and chemical engine The Watson Laboratories, you just. let nature takr over dred ills. Both are due to excessive exposure to heat, out- and expect It to be delivered part of the Air Material Coir in a drought unless vou're pre- they say, "Bring Money" .... That goes for a lot of other doors or in. They usually start with a severe headache; through Camp Happiness They know at first hand what by Oct. 15. The contract price mand located In Eatontown pared to apply plenty of wa- places we know too. • everything looks red to the victim; he develops a high fever; 1: being done at the camp, and Is M000. • and New Jersey's only remain- ter. Lawn grasses Just go to he may lose consciousness. When these symptoms are pres- It Is tbelr bopo that through Dr. Knecht has a new two- Ing Air Force installation, will sleep when things get tougb 'OR THE INTERNATIONAL gourmet, there's a place , ent, call a doctor. He will supervise the treatment, which in- tills annual "llgrlmage, beside passenger Mcti car. Join other Air Force units and they '11 come back when •ight across the bay in New York City which features every- ; volves the use of direct means to cool the patient and reduce raising the needed funds, It On Tuesday night tlie trolley throughout the •world ID tbe the dry spell Is over thing from a 50-pound poached Japanese salmon to French his temperature. will acquaint many more peo- car went off the trick near observation of Air Force Day- Specialists - In ornamental frog legs provincal, served with wild rice. Called Nino's ple with this work, the Old Bridge road and stop- Aug. 1, the 40th anniversary plants know how much money Sports Afield room and is located upstairs at 10 East 52nd Heat prostration likewise is caused by prolonged heat of the founding of the Army George B. Burck, ped crosswise, of tbe r o a d. some home owners have jut it Serve some dandy tasties such as Llama steak saute and high humidity, but it is very different from sunstroke Wagons were obliged to drive ir Force. . . ' Business Manager-Treasurer Into their landscaping and they Rhodesia, roast Quail a la Lucullus (some old Roman), - ' Dr heatstroke. The victim usually is conscious but weak and on the sidewalks in order to that budgeted water dizzy; his temperature falls instead of rises; he feels cold pass and the wrecking car 'oast English partridge or a partly Italian ravioli Balognaise. can best be used around new i you insist on having something grown right here in the Mid clammy. When these symptoms are present, call a doc- had to be called upon before Cancer and You trees and shrubbery. good old U.S.A. they'll serve (he popular Ntw Hampshire tor. He will supervise the treatment, which in this case con- Ot&Vl travel was resumed. -• \ For water economy R a y- The weaktlsh are plentiful in The mnjorUy of canecta -ara car- mond P. Kprbobo suggests . Black Bear steak with mushrooms, one of the most requested lists In using means o£ keeping the patient warm and of arneo&t Bay just now.is .eB- iblo It detected tn time. L^ara aod '3"an->tlio»blll tif-ttura^ BMHV. *xr&. ore "Informed.,.-Juuv^fsuT restoring and maintaining adequate circulation.- '• •' ', : noodle v»W'«> for. » taiti Xoiu &btab«4 tin r.5O -nalo (or by the flames burned it a n d children as well as adults law states Is this: You a a pie tree nearby. bluebird cheerfully. But. I dr> Cancer will strike one In every Interest" or "indifference," 60 cents, plus another one for the line was out of comrhU faro up to (1200 for a calenda 'I wish I were a bluebird," off when the sun comes cut." a penny alter & spin ot tho slon for several hours. : (our Americans, now living: year and still keep all yr u said Janle. "I'll bet th ff y "i wouldn't like that." said But can anybody afford to bo indifferent about polio? wheel, and stay in business. Bids were received for the according to irra'ent "otes. < benefit checks for that year don't have to BO to bed when Janle. When it strikes it leaves ruin in its wake — crippled bodies, Tho concessionaires wcro la repairs to the Oceanic Bridge Q—Is cancer contagious or We do not care If jrou earn It's light." Suddenly she rememberej disrupted homes, wage-earners unable to go on with their pretty much the same situs by the Monmouth County Infectious? In one month or earn It. on 'They probably have other she hadn't eaten much supper ; chosen work. steady baste through tbe en tlon in 1956 when tho haggling Board at Chosen Freeholders A—A; cancer Is not due to thlngp they have to do." laugh "I'm hungry." she said, over tho beachfront games at Its meeting Wednesday. tire year. Foi ever; addition* ed Mother. "W o 11 here, I'll be right Indifference In the face of this kind of risk Is folly. a germ. It Is neither contagi- •8Q. or pa -t ot $80 that joi Better roll up your sleeve and vaccinate before. It's too late! reached fever pilch and Long The new brick house of ous nor Infectious, according After she lelt the room Janle buck" The jmcblrd Hew od Branch operators were forced Frank Tlernan, F r a n e a u. earn, you lose one o'ook lay still. looking o-.ii ot. the in a great hurry. to oloso down Just prlo' to the to -he American Cancer So- However for every moot which Is under construction by ciety. window. Suddenly, she saw Soon he was back with some anticipated Fourth of July contractor Frank Duncan, ts tv-tt you do not render ser Ices, or n more tr- SBO the bluebird again thing long and wiggling In hli weekend. nearlng completion and Is a " Q—What Is the difference be- "I thought you were gone." beak. WOW.'LOOK *r T?Kr.' you keep the check for tba •tfiKee HUMDHCO V\nos It would seem to us that the great asset to the community. tween a benign and a mallg month. she said. "It's a worm!" crlec Janle fticur O * rcpetlt'in this year nould have Dollar Day. which has prov- nant growth? "I was, but I came back. ' "Of course, they're dellcl of ih' M-usY.' i*i TH ao been Avoided If tho operators ed successful In stlmula.mg A—Benign growths usually Q-Writ exactly do you In the bluebird said. ous." the bluebird said as lit CROOK HAD Tfl' OnLL To hadn't been so optimistic that trade. In other sections will be have a limiting membrane' elude as earnings? Janle sat straight up In bed. opened his mouth ano dropped us OUT op-twice the situation would be rcsolv observed on the five Wednes- and push aside the cells ot the A—Earnings for social se- "You can. talk!" she cried the worm In Janle's lip. STKOKSB CU CACH WKJC cd -atlofac'Tlly In thdr favor. days in August by IT mer tissue In which they nre t had no assurance that It would cells grow between normal Ten Years ABO cells inflltratlnn the tissued by Includo certain special pa blue w I n « s us he asked, pie tree and lntc ths hammock be settled In time for them b (Issuo Thursday, July 24, 1947) ments such as holiday p • "Would you llkp to visit mj 'jclow. where she bour.ced up open at all. rhorclore, It would moans ot toot-like extensions. vacation pay, certain t"pcs Announcement was made to- Unless adequately treated, nest?" and down twice. seem to fol'nw Hint tbelr In- day nt the office of Col. W. F. sick paytrcnts ana lonuacs vestments, reported In Kcons onnoer cells "colonuo" (Mo- ''Don't be silly." said Janle "I'm glud 1 m not > tt'itt- lloavcy, district .nglnecr, New tastnslzc) to other parts of the Q—How are servicemen an "I can't th " bird alto: all,' said .' a n e burg alone to b between tIS, York District Corps of Engi- scrvlcewor en affected by th 000 nnd $200,009 In merchan- body. "Did you ever try?" asked Sh. opened her eyes ana saw neers, thnt a pubHo sale will new amor.dmcnls to the Soot the bluebird. her mother bcnaliiR -_vi tier dise, could hnve beer put to be held of approximately 110 Q—What are the seven dan Security fjiw? better use. "Well, no," Janle admitted She WOB In he own little bed. bu/l!(iln"8 ot wood construction Kcr signals ot cancer? A-Undci the Hardy L i w Hho hoppen out ot bta and "Its time to Rot up." sm.itd We do not agree*with the comprising barracks, ntn A—Tbe seven danger signals icpp'at 'y c: uctca. member! went over to the window. Mother, 'What's all Ihl? rullnu' by any manner ot halls, officers' quarters, store ore unusual bleeding or dls of the unltormrd service "Ji"' sprenrt your wlnKs and nbout blu^'ilrds? D'd you have m;nns. houses and ndmlnlstrn'.ton charre, a 'umr or thickening thr Unltcc SUtcs are coverc flap tlirm up and drwn. tilke a dream?" We led that many of those buildings with all InslnllcJ In tho breast or elsewhere, a by Uie Social Sccurl'.y l,aw b this." said tii.> Bluebird, as he "I <*>ics.« I must have," ia\i forced tc- uphold it do not property located nt Cmnp Kit sore that does not boat, per KinnlitK Jan. 1. 1957 In 11 flew lazily to the top of the Janle nurci' w",h It, qlthpr. mcr. slstcnt change In bow el or same manner as civilians. 3 Miule tree 8bc thmmlit for a mln-ite But the fuel remain* t: r set of slides. Tho education celebration of her 25lli wed- (387.59, which was deposited in Gaub. enjoyed a picnic supper "Tho Lord Is nigh unto a I 1 I h o vi r will concludo ut 11 dine anniversary, Attending ,m., same ns tho conclusion "the library fund.". at Washington's Crossing re- them that call upon him. to all wcro Mis, Frank Amcntlno, cently. that call upon htm In truth." •lino of tho worship hour. Par- Expenses and expenditures uts aw Invited to attend and Mrs. S. J. DISanto, Mrs, Eu- Karen Sue and Joseph Son- Correlative passages from nlntt their children. !o AMe' Include $2 for prize ey, children of Mr. and Mrs. J. "Science and Health with Key gene Cimnnclll. Mrs. Milton Petci Markoy, sr., senior Bowlo, Mrs, Paul Zainblto unit money for sale of most tickets Soney, Westlleld, were recent to the Scriptures" by Mar y, member of tho New Bruns- 1» "Petticoat Frolics"; $25 guests of their uncle and aunt, Baker Eddy will Include tbe wick. Theological Henilnory. Mls.i Marlon Avmclllno, Mrs, " jetty cash for. Incidental -sup- Mr. and Mrs. Paul Blahota, following l272:3-5>: "Tho splr tlefor'rncd Church In America, DISnnto was presented with 0 sr,, for several days. ltuaf sense of truth must bo will be tho gucet spenkev this Klft of sterling silver, . plies: »38.55 .Gaylord Bros, gained before truth can bo Miss Mnrlc Gaub recently Sunday. ' Mr. and Mrs,,Cusnnolll, Lib- library supplies: $41.39 to O & spent an afternoon visiting .understood.. This, sense Is as- C Merrlam Co. for purchase of Miss Winifred Lundstedt, Hel- slmllntcd only as wo arc hon- r'lrd ttaptlil Ohurcii erty St., Mntnwun, entertained Dne large ' Unabridged Wet* metta's postmistress. est, unselfish, 1 o v 1 n g, and t38 Main St., Motuwun nt n fnmlly dinner F r I d a > meek." tter Dictionary" and two Mi. and Mrs. Fred Gaub Rev Lawronoo R Balloy evening In honor of Mr, and and daughter, Jean, recently Tho golden text Is from Pastor Mrs, DISnnto, auosts w e r l "Webster Collegiate Dictionar- Psalms (08:1.3); "O sing unto ies": J56.42 for 27 children's spent an cvenlnir at Sea Tho guost mlnisloi' will be Mr, nnd Mrs, Ediuoml Skorcn- Bright. the Lord a now song; for he he Rev, Nonnnn DePuy, pas- books purchased from Story The committee, which Is planning the 19th Annual Homnnutli Fair for tbe benefit of the ski and son, Robert, Hamdcn, Monmouth County Historical Association, is pictured above discussing plans (or the two-day hath dona marvellous things: ov of the FU'Bt B a n 11 s v Mr. and Mis, Vincent Navlo- He hath remembered his mor House Cor p.. Charlottevllle, event to be held Aug. 1,0 and 11 at the Monmouth Park Race Track. From left to rjgbl are, ka3 were recent visitors of Church, HtHhlstown, nt both Conn.; Eugene nnd Marilyn N. Y.: "15.40 for Insurance on Miss J. Mabot Brown, Keyport; Mrs. Normnn Ramsey, Kumson; Frderlo P. Tompklns, Itum- cy and his truth toward the the 10 and 11 u.m. services on DISnnto and Margaret and Eu- Mrs. Navlckas' parents in house of Isi'nel; nil tho ends library room; balance on hand son; Mrs. Albin C. Swenson, Locust, and Mrs, William C. Itiker, Ilolmdcl, president of ihe Brooklyn. Sunday'.' Church school meets gnno Cusanelll. Association. The fair will be open on Saturday, Aug. 10, from 11 a.m. until 6 p.m. and from of the earth have seen tho sal (203.24. William Arace and Michiiel nt ID a.m. with classes f o r Mr, and Mrs.DlBanto enter- to 6 p.m. on Sunday, Aug. II. vntlon of our God." each use group, The library committee Is This year the fair will feature a craft show, under the direction of Mrs, Will Hammcll, Catherwood returned home Snt- talucd nt a plonlo supper Sun- grateful to local people, clubs Red Bank. There will be a trash and treasure table, old jewelry table, and new and novel urd&y after spending the week Gcthsonmno Uufhonin Church I'lril I'rcibjtcrlnn Ohurcb ' dny In cclcbrution of their an- and libraries who have donat- games for children, Including "telescope hide and neck." There will be a sitter service for at 4-H Camp at Stokes Purk, Maple PI., Keyport Main St., Mnlnw«n iilvurnury. Questa wore Mr, ed books, and especially to young children where they can paint, model in clay and draw. Home-baked cakes, pies Bill and Mike arc members of Rev Frederick Boos Pastor Rev. chostor A. GivHoway, and Mrs. K. Skornnakl and and cookies will bo on sale. As in previous years, many antique dealers will have booths at the Browntown 4-H Sodhoppcru There nre two services on Mrs. Edwin H, Domintck, the fair, and on Sunday, antique automobiles again will parade and be judged. Pastor son, Robovt: Mr. nnd Mrs, Etd- Matawan librarian; Mrs. Club. Sunday; Matins at 8:30 n.m Thoio will bo ono ohurih inund Solulla u n d children. Qeorge Molnar, Fords librar- F r c d r 1 c Brown, Choose- and I ho rouulnr servico at 1 scrvlco on Hundny at 0:30 a,in Mnrynnn, dclmund and Veron- ian; Miss Sadie Dowdell, South quakc, celebrated his birthday o'olook Sunday School begins In chai'iio .of Joseph' DlotilcU. ica, ICcnnlngtan, Mil,; Mrs TCd- at S-.tD am Amboy, librarian; Key port Sunday at the home of hi s Sunday School starts at tho wind Dlnnanrdl, luul dnuulHoi'. Public Library, and members grandmother, Mrs, Jacob Bayvlew I'roabylerlnn Church same hour for nursory, kinder- BornuriDtto, Watorbury, Conn,; __pf ttie_Keypor.t Literary; Club Gaub, Browntown, Cllffwood Bench garten and primary dopart- Mr. and Mrs. Frank Argon- andthc^Fords Woman's Club. Mr, and Mrs. Nicholas - Rov. Fronolr Osteralbolt monts. lino, nnd sons, Louis and ffimll, Tbe following new boofef Arnco .'(indrspiu;:James .„:a n:d S:Ohurch Sohool classes an Mr, and Mrs. 8. J, DlSnnto have:, been received for the Beoond Baptlit Church - William, Route 18, enjoyed' a: morning worship tiro held a Orchard 8t., Matnwan : and ohlldron, Josophlno an* children's section: Kindergar- Brief Items about People You Know Picnic supper at High Point, 0;45 a.m. Tho soimon top! Anthony, Pitsqunlo DISaiHo, ten to grade three, Bonham- Rev. W J Hutoheson. Pastor Saturday. , will bo "Why Worship?" Saturday, t h e r ewlll bs a Mrs. CuthorlHO DuuoUUvMvs. carter "Billy The Bumble Mr. and Mi's, B&rth G&ub, Paul 7,nmblta, Mr, and Mfi, Bee":'1 .Brown, "Peppermint Flnt Methodiit Church ham nnd ohlokun dinner at the Mrs. George Clark, Broad Kay Hookenbury is serving Ross Maghan, jr., Is spend- Mrs. Paul Molnar and daugh- ohurph starting, at 12 o'clook Thoodoro DIBnnto, Mid, CathO' Family": Brown, "Runaway as a counselor at the N. J. ters, the Misses Ann and Ar- 210 Main St., Matawan due Dnpollto, Mr. and M r s, Bunny"; Brunliotf "S to r y of It., was a guest of Mrs. How- ng two weeks at tho N. J. Rev, Albart P. Curry, Pasta: noon, ird Worth, Leonardo, Friday. Baptist Camp, Lebanon. Baptist Camp, Lebanon. lone Molnar, spent Saturday In Siindny will bo obBorvod ns Eusoiie Cusnnolll nnd ohlldicn, Barbar": Burton. "Little Mr: and Mrs. Peter A, Read New Haven, Conn., visiting Sunday morning worship i and IDugono and Marilyn Dl- House"; Daugherty, "A n d y Mr. and Mrs. William Cole- at 8:45 a.m. and 11 a.m. Sutv Women'* Day, The speaker and daughter, Margaret Ann, Mrs. Minnie Bradford and relatives, Santo. .•' -. '.'•' . .'...... -• , and The Lions"; Gelsel, "500 day School is at 0:4S a.m., un will be Mi'!, HnwkB. M u » I o an, Seventh St., are ' visiting spent several days at Old Stur- ion, Wlnsted, Brooklyn, were Miss Suzanne Pitney, daugh- will bo provided by both Hats of Bartholomew Cub- broad with Mr. Coleman's brldge Village, Mass. Sunday guests of Mr. and dor the direction of Howard A bins"; Koral, "Abraham Lin- ter of Mr. and Mrs. William Henderson, superintendent, oholri. At 3:30 a program will Demarest, Bakar Feted arents, Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Mr, and Mrb. Kenneth Dzor- Mis. Donald W. Robinson. Pitney has accepted a position bo inosontod by the Wosttlold coln"; Koral "Qeorge Wash- scak and children, Kenneth, ington"; Walpole, "First Book Joleman, TuUy-Herlm. County John Hooyman, son ol Mr. with the Norcross Co., New Trlnltj Kpliudpal Cburon Men's chorus, At Surprise Barbocue Barbara and Diane, Pompton York, and Is residing In New Main St., Matawon , The Seniors wish to thank of.-v-xsod"; Z 1 o n, "Summer Monaghan, Ireland. Mr. Cole- Plains, were Saturday gueets and Mrs. John Martin, has re- Jny DemnroBt, Unlorr Bejoh, Snowman." York. She graduated from Rov. Bernard MoK Garllok, all who holppd to make the man is on vacation from h 1 s of Mr. and Mrs, Edmund turned home, after spending Moore Institute of Arts, Phila- Tho Blxtli Sunday a 11 e birthday bolcbratlon In honor and Robert Di\kev, South MtU utles with the Hanson-V a n- West. several days with Mr. and delphia, In May, Trinity tho servloo'wlll bo hoi kof Mrs. L. Wall for her 00 Bt,,.Koyport, were honored r«> Wlnkle-Munnlng Co., M a t a- Mr. and Mrs, C h a r 1 o s W. Mrs. William Miller and (am- years sorvioe In the o li o I r oontly at & surprise blrthrtsj For grades four to six: Ber- Miss Jeanne Hopkins and at 0 a.m. with tho Rov, Wll and woloomo homo bnrbooue, nard. "Contemporary Mouse"; wan. Mrs. Coleman Is the for- Mandeville and children, Car- ly at their summer home In Janet Freeman spent Friday Ham J. White as celobrant, such a suoocss. ol, Charles K., and Stephen, held nt tho homo of Mr>. nd' • Braddock, "B 1 b 1 e Stories"; mer Miss Joan MocDonold, Manasquan, with Jeanne's cousin, Mary win Maug, Bayvlaw Ave,, Un' Chaffee, "Story of Hiawatha" have returned home from a Ravine Dr. visit with Mr. and Mrs. Wil- Mrs. Edward Binncard! and Beth Kostuk, Freehold. Family Picnic Planned Cake Sale Planned By Ion Doaoh, given by Mrs, Junl Colby. "Smoke E >v t e r s" liam Painter, Bedford. Ohio; daughter, Bcrnadcttc, Water- Miss Ann Molnar, a senior Dcmarost nnd Mlsn Jano Po- Fletcher, "Horses"; Godwin's, Mrs. George Lehrltter, Man- bury, Conn., arc visiting Mr, duoka. Mr, Baker rcoently re- toloklng, Is spending the sum- Mr. and Mrs.. Spoerndle, Stow, studont nurso at St. Poter's By Ladies Auxiliary • First Aid Auxiliary "Child's Book of Butterflies"; Ohio, and Mrs. TUUo .Hoeltzer, and Mrs. Bernard DISonto. School of Nursing, Now Bruns- turned trom overseas, '' Jagendorf, '^F-l.rstBook mer In Matawan. At present Mr. and Mrs. David Martin wick, spent the weekend with Plans for a family plonlo Tho July meeting of Ihe Lad< Quests woro Mr, and Mn, ihe is staying with Mr. and Medina, Ohio. ~ Puppets"; LaMbnt, "Child's and daughter, Mrs. Daniel Rl- her family, Mr, and Mrs. Paul early In September wevo dls- ics Auxiliary of tho Matawnn Ivan Pedornon and oliHdvon, Book of Ballet": Schneider Mrs. Fred M. Hessey, 58. Wy- Mr. and Mrs. Jackson Doml- near and children, David and Molnnr and sister,- Arlene, Township First Aid nnd Res- Gary, Wayds, and lean, Mr, ckoff St. • oussQd when the Ladles Auxil- "King Arthur and Knight? of nlck, North Plaintleld. visited Douglas, have returned homo Mr. and Mrs, JUUUH aileallo cuo Squad wai hold Monday ivnA MIS, ftt^nvi VtanvtaB ««ft Mr. and Mrs*-ZSdwaraV Jr relative, and, trtenda In Mota- trom, a trie- to tbe. Wait Coast. iary ot the MorganvlUo tit the lite houie, A »h o viu •^•Round T«blov: sowoU. "Bl*.olc 1 •pjsnt Mon4ay Mternoon «,VBi 1 daughter, Lisa, Mr, ana M ri, ewlcf and uoi> and daughter wan on 3uly ii.; -i-. Lake Louise and'BuntI Nation ' Bright, •," •/.",••• ' ' •••" '; pendent Volunteer Fire Co was given, in honor ot Mrs Jay nkkcr nnd d • u »h t» r •'B eaut y": ^Button;' "Moby ' Mr. and Mis, David Martin ( " Dick"; fipstelm "Yogi Barrl"i Walter, and. Linda, recently, vis- alJ'arkj.BrltlSLh Columbia,, arid Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hopkins c/alio"Tnirgoit nnd (bo lilrUi Jtynn, Miw, VfJI'lnm Or«h»m, ited Mr. and Mrs. Pred Jaskle- are spending tho summer a Watson, "Smokey The Bear"; many other points of Interest.' and : daughter, Jonnnc, and ivnn-Fi'eoliold nd, rooently, day at Mrs, Jonnlo Clienwy all of wlcz, Charlottesvllie, Va., and their home In Cedar Bonnet. In California, they visited with Janot Freeman were Sunday The group also planned to at- wns oolebratort, Slio recolved Kay, "Child's Book of Fish- Mrs. Donald W. Robinson Also and Mia. Haroltf Mr. and Mrs. William Painter Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Conover, supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. tend soveral of tho firemen's a gilt from hor «eomt pal. Mr, ^_es"; Neurath, "Speeding Into Washington, D. C. spent several days this week Chnndlnr, Mr, nnd. Mri. Hid' Space." San Jacirto. Mrs. Conover is Leon topklns, Volmeson. fairs in the "surrounding area Tho plonlo for tho First, Aid Mr. and Mrs. Wilson W. Ho- with Mr. "and Mrs. Frank the former Miss Muriel Brown,' Squad members and Iholr funv win Ilniisr, Mn, John I'odusko, The- library temporarily Is Schnnzcnbach, Metedeconk, Mr, and Mrs. Barth Gaub, and a parade In Budd Loko on Mrs, Jack Domnroot, Union brough were recently feted by daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Browntown, went Monday aft- Illes will bo hold on Bundny, set up in a basement room ol rlends at a surprise dinner Mr. and Mrs. John Glbblns Leonard Brown. Aug. 3, Aug. 4.. Pluiin me bolng made Denoh; Mr, nnd Mrs, A) Dfttalr the No. 9 School, and efforts party at the home ol Mr. and St. Petersburg, Fin., and Mrs ernoon visiting Mrs, Lena Mrs. Robert J. Smttli w a • qulst nnd children, Peter and Mr. and Mrs. Edward W. Tall. Kennsburg. , for n liomomnde oakn sala on • are being made by the W Mrs. Fred M. Hessey, in cele- Sherman W. Reese, Westfleld Currle and their house guest, welcomed Into tho auxiliary as Saturday, Aug. 3, at tho Cllft- Ilrad, Rarltnn; Mr, nnd M r a, an's Club to obtain a perman- bration of their ,30th wedding were Thursday guests of Mr Mrs. Renaldo Rovers, Hurris- Mr. and Mrs. Pauli Blahota, a now member. wood notion beachfront, start- Robert Mnrvel arid children, ent location. Jr., Browntown, gave a sur- anniversary. After dinner, and Mrs. J, Raymond Kctchcl burg. Pa., attended a dance Following tho business ses- ing at io a.m. Douuta nnd nob, Uatawixn, Residents of the •ownshlp, bridge was played. Guests Mrs. Renaldq Rovers, Har- Saturday at the Manasquan prise birthday supper In honor HostoiaoH for the evening and Dlodrn nnd Dennis Htitoh- seven years or older, are la of Henry Kocgler, Red Bank, sion conducted by Mrs, Charles were Miss Bexj)a_Johnston, De rlsburg, Pa., was a weekend River Golf-and Country Club. L. Holmos, prosldont, rofrosh- were Mrs. Dot DAlnton and •ton, o( Florida, grandchildren vited'to Join. Summer rest troit, 111., Mrs. George Lehrlt- guest of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mr. and Mrs. James A. Far- fiance of their daughter, Mary Mrs, Irene Drugas. Olhoro at- of Mis', Hniig. dents are welcome to use ' the W. Currle. Lou, on Saturday at the homo monts woro served by the hoi' ter. Mrs. Laura Henderson, Icy wcro guests of Mr. and pltallly oommlttoo, consisting tending woro Mrs, lQvolyn library but must pay a small and F. Howard Lloyd, sr. Mr. and Mrs. William Has- Mrs. Clarence Voorhces, Bay of Mr, and Mm. Lloyd O. Dick- Smith, Mt'B, Joan '1'hompiion, o On Hale registration fee per family. Lois Ann Smith, Linda Lam- Inch and son, Robert, return inson, Mlddlctown. Gubats of Mrs. W. Klloomlns, M r t. Head. Monday evening, Robert Mouser, Mrs, Roy An Mrs, Olorln Uungci', Mrs, nth- Tho Township Of Muttiwnn berson and James Gregory re ed home Saturday from a va- Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Nod- were Mr. and Mrs, Blahota el Hoylo, Mrs, Hetty. D 11 k «, Hlntoiy Hook will be on anle Entry Blanks Read/ turned home Saturday after cation spent at Alton Bay and son, John, and daughter, do noli and Mrs, Thomas dlnfra and daughter, Sarah El- Corrado. Others prosonl wort Mn, Jano lDlflnndar nnd Mrs. until Ootobor ot Ann't Unkory, For Soap Box Derby spending a week at the N. J Lake WlnnepOF- 'kce, N. H. len, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Mary Lou; Mr. and Mrs. J, MMIO MecHor, Tho next input North Contiomno, ciiltwood Baptist Camp, Lebanon. Mrs. Oernrd Devlin, Mrs Noddlngs and sons, Pouglas Soney and children, Karon nnd Mrs, John Babrliiky, Mia, liar old C, QuaekcnbiiHh, Mrs, Rob Ing will bo hold Aug. 20V Mom- noooh, and BIUIOW'K Orooory Jonna and .Wendy Skehan, Joseph Dernbeiger, Mrs and Thomas •., and David Joseph, Westfleld; Mr. and Blare, Houth Conoaiirae, Cliff* - Rules and entry blanks fo; Mrs, Joseph • Kooglor; -Joseph ert Dnvlos, Mrs. Earl Woo I Icy, bera nrn urged to iitlmicl, the Soap Box Derby, sebedu' Syracuse, N. Y,, spent the James G. Nell and'Krs. Fred- Sturt wore Sunday guests of 1 wood Uonolt, It nlao may hi weekend with Mr. and Mrs erick J. Noble, Holmdel, at- Mr. and Mrs. Wllllom Lund, Kocgler, jr., M r s, Margar- Mrs, Charles Buydain, M r s. liurohatod a* ihe home ol Mrs, . - (d as one of the outstanding et Nawbcrt, Red Bank, and Prnnk L. Rnlclllfo, Mr», Rich Weddltig AuniiuucomciitK attractions on Keyport D i y Charles W. Mandevlllc. tended a luncheon and car Mountain Lakes. prlnlod promptly on pnnolm! Frnnk Tlomnnn, 100 Greenwood Linda Wllklns Is spending party Thursday at the Manas- Mr, nnd Mrs. Joseph Glrardln, ard Outh, Mrs, John Penksa, Avo,, Ollffwoad Honoh. Prlot, Aug. 10, now are available. II Mrs. William J. Rnbel enter- Little Silver. Mrs, John Holt", Mrn. Cheater or brlilfil bonk nnow-whlto this week at Holiday Ho i s e, quan River Golf and Country tained the Wednesday Lunch- vnllinn lit thin offlco, »U.OO por oopy, ..was announced yestercay by Club for tho benefit of tbe Jameson, Mrs. Roland C, - lltanley (Tuffy) Baker, chair Island Heights. Linda received eon Bridge Club when the the campershlp award for out Women's Group. Mrs. Devlin prize winners wcro the hostr Boyco and Mrs. Edward Pres- man. The derby Is spo^so won 'he tablo prize. ton, this year by the Keyport Rec- standing work In the G 1 r l's ess, Mrs. Spafford W. Bchanck Prichards Celebrate reation Program Friendly Society of the Trinity Mr. and Mrs. Frederick K, and Mrs. Conrad Johannscn. Wedding Anniversary Eplscipal Church. Dederlck entertained at dinner Dr. Conover H. Burlew and Harvest Home Supper Rules and blanks may be ob- Saturday evening. Adm. An- tained In'Larry's Barber Shop Miss Margaret Ellen Prlch- Mrs. Burlew spent Wednesday The Misses Mnruurel Ellen ard. Bergenfleld. is spending drew O. Shepard and Mrs and today with Mr, and Mrs. and Sally Prlchard? Matawan, To Be Hold Aug. 1 Don't Let Emergcncicst West Front St.; Smokey 'a Bar Shepard, New Shrewsbury bcr Shop; Broad St., or at thi this week with her parents. Hilton Smith, Jr., Westwood, entertained Sunday evening at Final arrangements nio bo- 1 Mr. and Mrs. Marvin "W. and Mr. and Mrs. Richard East ani West Keyport or Key Mass. a buffet supper In celebration Ing made by tho commltlco for Prlchard. Griffiths, Little Silver, were Mrs. Charles Nesslogc. Lan- of tho 23th wedding anniver- nort Grammar'Schools. Th guests. tho annual harvest home sup- derby Is open to boys and girl Mr. and Mrs. Bayard Lam- caster, Fa., spent several sary of their parents, Mr, and per of tho Vforganvlllo Melho- running In ages from : to 1 born ttended the Thursday Fred Roodc, Roselle Park, days as the guest of Mr. and Mrs, Marvin W, Prlchard. dint Church, to bo held AUK 1 THROWYOU years, from Keyport, Rarltn evening performance of "Holi- is visiting Mr. and Mrs, Vln Mrs. Marvin W. P r I o h u r d, Guests Wcro MM. Charles Hpoimorud by tho Woinan'n So day for Lovers," presented by cent F. Pantlnl, Jackson Bt, Ravine Dr, Ncsslage, Lancaster, Pa.; Mr, ' " '•••» Township, Matawan Townsbl; the'Playmakers at the Sttan4 clo'.y at C'lulflUim Qorvlco, the and Union Beach. Miss Grace Thompson, West, Mrs, A. Edgar Palm and and Mrs. George Burrows, supper will bo held In I h o Theatre, Long Branch, field, spent several days The chairman announce' daughter, Peggy, spent sever Miss Marlcno Hoop, Hamilton church basement for tho first Mrs. Edwin H. Domlnlck Is the guest of Mr. and Mrs a! days visiting Mrs. F a I m's Square; Mr. and Mrs, Franz Da prepared for everything' that all cars must be register- Franklin S. Thompson, Schenc: time, A now nlovo In holng In- vlsltlDg Mrs. Harry O. Jones. mother, Mrs, Albert II. Anger- Knott, Mrs. Helen D o t *, e r, stalled nnd thv committed In ed by Aug. 3. Race heats wll Freehold. Ave. stein, Wilmington, Del. that comet along, oppouun-•, be divided into two classes Trenton; Mr. nnd Mrs, Luis making plans to eorva at 0 one for derby:type wheels an Mender, Hazlet, Hartley Mill- p.m. urn! at 7 p.m. un Tluiiu- er, Keyport: Dnvld GalsliorK. icy or ludden emergency, by the other for wheels of win Books On Sale Lions Pilgrimage To Root, Branch Garden dny ovvnlnu. construction. Each entry wll The Township Of Matawan Weotwood; Mrs. II. Loo Mo- Tlckotn uiu bolnif cold f o r building a flmmlal rnecv* receive a T-shirt and even History Book will bo on sale Camp Happiness Club Holds Barbecue Conahy, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph cither table unil Mrs, Wallnr J winners will be awarded tro- until October at Ann's Bakery Sheldon, Mr, and Mrs, Mal- mbi.'itKon, chnlrmnn, has equal to *t least ilx month*, phies. Mr. Baker revealed. North Concourse, Cllftwood On Friday evening, the Members of tho Community colm Tuno, Rood Tuno, Mr. distributed the tickets to a Beach, and Burlew's Grocery Lions Club committee for tbe Root nnd Branch Club and and Mrs. Richard Domlny and umber of the incmborn of the Inrynic, Hiiilil it In ilils bank.4 Card of Thanks Store. South Concourse, Cliff fifth annual pilgrimage to their families enjoyed a bar- children, Motn, Carry and Bunday Bcliool v/ho, us well a* wood Beach. It also may be Camp Happiness, Leonardo, becue at tho home of Miss Austin, and Miss Olive Htllwell, W.fl.C.B, memliern, linvo 'hem I wish to thank all my friend announced tbo details of the all of Matawan, »ud neighbors for their man; purchased at tbo homo of Mrs Edith Richards, East Kcins- for nalc. Mrs, Fred Kckol Is In Frank Tiemann. 180 Greenwood event which will be held Sun- burg, July 16. Messages of congratulations clinruo of the dining room nnd kindnesses during my recen day. bereavement, especially t b Ave., Cllffwood Beach. Price. Attending were Mr, and Mrs, were sent by Mr. and Mrn. II. will hnve 12 wnllrennoa, Mrs. priests of St. Joseph's, Mata- $2.Do per copy. The mayors of all tho sur- Kenneth Hanson, and M r s. Lee McConahy, Jr., Mr. and Myli-n Ruder, prcnldo.t, and waii Town9hlp First Aid a n rounding communities have Jack Youn', Hazlct; Mr. and Mrs. H. Leo McConnhy. Ill, Mrn. Carl Illngor are In charge the Day Funeral Home. This week, why don't you been invited to,attend. Enter- Mrs. Louis Shelbrlck and chil- Mr, and Mrs. Charles Prlch- nl tickets and pouters. Helen Zlydaszy look through your church win tainment will be provide- by dren, David and Raymond, ard, and Mr, and Mrs. Joseph Jlns adv 25 dows . . . From the Inside. a 40-plece band from Union Mr. and Mr.', Harold llmmons Purch. Colobrates Birthday Bench. Tbe camp's bathing fa- and dnugher, Suzanne, Kef- cilities will be available for port: Mr. and Mrs. Frank Koyport Children Hold Mr, and Mrn. Charlaa W, those who want to take advan Warwick, and Mr. and M r i. Mondevlllo, Matnwan, enter tage of tbe water. Regular ptc- Ilurr" Ray, Union ncaclv, Mr. Polio Benefit Bazaar tallied at a picnic supper Hun- nlc food and refreshments will and Mrs. Earl Demon, M I • • day In celebration of the (Ifth bo served, Elizabeth Geycr, Mm. Fred A group of children from birthday of their son, Charles THI Lions Clubs participating in Worslcy, Mrs, William K«rr Kcyport held » bftzaar lust K, 'JUCHID were Paul J. Evans, English Motors the pilgrimage fere Atlantic and daughter, Lornn, Cheese- week I/, their neighborhood ui- Jr., David Plko, Dtnnts lllghlar.s. Highlands, Mldd"? quake: William Nettel. Prince- Ing their own toy* nnd games cerrd, flteulini Paritlnl, Kloleli MATAWA1 town. Fair Haven, Eatontown, ton; Mr. and Mrs. Piter Or- n» prizes according to Rolnn lOvunn, ninnn Plko, fltojilicn Union Beach, Rarltan Bay lasky and Mn. Lawrence Sao J. Hlnei, chairman of the Mandevlllv, Cniol Mnndo"lllo, BANK Keyport, Keamhurg, Bea cone, Matawan. Monmouth County Chapter of all of Mninwiin; Jouna And LINCOLN • MERCURY Bright and Red lank. tho National Foundation for Wendy fikdinn, llyraciito, One of the members of tbe About 240 species of fleh and Infantile Poraly/ils. N, V., and Viei Hood«, lint- NEW AND USED CARS committee is Fred Vnrlrir shellfish appear on Arr.rrlctn Mr, Hlnes said that thoso riin r»ik. MAfAWAN, NIW HUM Do HonmnUi itr«l Osoo'lt* Cirltoo Tbrxi. Union Bench. dinner tulilei, according to the most responsible for thn >uo RM Rank Tickets can be obtained National Fisheries Instlttn* ecu ol the bannr wcro Lynn 10 years I row today, them II from all Mont club numitri l'b»>c fishery produc'^ v»ry «> Anderson. 10; Osll A""er»on. Io fewer ' olnudy" iloyn in Shady.ide 7-4545-1-6000 ana from,Camp Hsu' i c«s All to content ot prolfln inlnrittt Hiltutcb Craig, II; Tommy your llfo llnnnclaily. If you MMttHNUtUUIHIinilJI procerd* go directly to Camp •no vlttmln*. but all lira low Ortbowikl, 13: and Richard Invnsl NOW In U. H, Having •MUM (MfMUM Happlneu. In carbohydrates. WII»on, 11, MAIN STRUT i'f: isafety, and'Occident proven- DIGIrolamo.s: pre'-cc'l ai.ee. LaFaso Honored At Testimonial Dinner New Appointment J. €. tlon by volunteers In the Mary L. Lockwood, pre-sci. mouth County Chapter of ence, William P. Melssner, lib- the eral arts, Louis A. Raskasky, Minimum $3600 Named'RC Head American Red Cross. pre-pharmacy. Ralph M. Wal- Gov. Robert B. Meyner July Joseph- C. Williams, Route ters, pre-engineering, all of Jnly 25, 1957 17 signed a bill raising from 34, Allen wood, president and Area Residents Attend Keyport. $3000 to $3600 the minimum founder of .the J. C. Williams MC Summer Session Also Anthony L. DiSanto, pay for school teachers in Ne Outdoor Advertising Compan business administration, Mrs, Municipal League Jersey. It becomes effectiv les, has been named fund Monmouth College, West Marie E. Emley, pre-educa- July 1, 1958. chairman of the Monmouth Long Branch, recently releas- tlon, George E. McCormack, About 8000 of the 40,000 pub ed figures showing 371 stu- pre-education, Lloyd C. Mason, County Chapter of the Ameri- business administration, Bruce Plans Convention j Uc school teachers hi the stat can Red Cross, it was an- dents In Its summer session. will benefit Initially from thi Robinson, liberal arts, all of Mayor Joseph M. H e a 1 e y, nounced recently by Monroe Attending from the-local area Matawan; Warren C. Bur. measure, which also applies t< are Rose G. Moorman, psy- Kearny, president of the New j professional employees of Eisner, Monmouth County nette, pre-englneerlng, Old Jersey State League of Munlc cul boards of education. Chapter Chairman from the chology, John B. Porter, HI. Bridge, and Richard M. ipalttles^Biinounced this week Red Cross' headquarters In liberal arts, William A. Pur- Bracken, business administra- Under the new law, publii that the 42nd annual confer- Shrewsbury. dey, liberal arts, all of Holm- tion, Leonard Calandra, liber- ence of the league will be held school instructors not holdini del; Fred W. Best, jr., busi- al arts, Robert C. Lanqulst, In Atlantic City No*. 19 bachelor's degrees will recelvi In accepting the appoint- ness administration, Robert J. liberal arts, all of U n 1 o n through 22. a minimum of $3600 durln ment, Mr, Williams reminded Beach. all Monmoutb County citizens Hackett, business administra- The program committee, un- their first year of teaching tion, both of Keansburg. The maximum after 10 yean that the Red Cross need for der the chairmanship •of May- funds continues year round al- Also Donald E. Caroll, liber- Baking soda may be used to or Fred W. Chapman, Somers of service would be $5400. JOHN D. WILDING Teachers with bachelor's de though the emphasis is cog- al-arts, Michael V. Cox, busl- remove grease and discclora- Point, met In- Trenton recent- ness administration, Louis J. I tlon from a waffle iron. ly to plan the four-day session. grees will start at $3800 an Appointment of J o h n- D. centrated on the annual drive Subjects of Interest to those after 10 years will be entitle Wilding, Holmdel, to the post during March of each year. engaged In every phase of mu- to $5800. Holders of master' of Assistant Secretary of The The recent disasters In Ala- nicipal government will be In- degrees will have a minimum American Society of Mechani- bama should remind all shore cluded on the program. Mayor salary range of $4000 to $620 cal Engineers has been an- residents of the Importance of Healey said. ' over the same period. nounced by William' F. Ryan, the American Red Cross," MR. Ben's Beauty Shoppy Williams declared. "All of us General sessions sponsored The existing law provide president of the 50,000 mem for minimum salaries, in the ber ehslneerlng group. know that such disasters can by the league will occupy happen here. Tew of us have Tuesday afternoon, Wednes- 13th to 17th year of employ- " t . FEATURING ment of $4800, $5100 and $540 Mr. Wilding, a member of forgotten the last hurricane day and Friday mornings. In the ASME staff since 1954, and the resulting death and addition, each of the IS func- for the corresponding training tional affiliated groups will levels. will be In charge of the so- destruction. It takes little Im- Hair, Shaping, Hair Styling And hold one or more meetings of In addition to Increasing, sal ciety's Codes and Standards agination to realize how much Sam A. LaFaso, (left), Interlnkcn, formerly public in- aries, the new law will raise Service, which co-ordinates greater would the tragedy particular Interest to their formation director of the Jersey Central Power & Unlit Com- members during convention from $150 to $200 the annua the activities of m ire than 75 have been if Red Cross had Expert Cold Waving A Specialty pany and the New Jersey Tower Si Light Company, was guest committees under ASME spon- been unable to provide its week. • „- of honor at a farewell testimonial dinner sponsored by former increments to which such pub He employees are entitled. sorship engaged In preparing services because of lack of Th e' Wednesday morning co-workers at Buttomvood Manor, IWatawan, Thursday. James $7.50 and up V. Carver, (rlrht), Morristown, manager of JCP&L's Central Minimum pay for schoo and revising codes and stand- unds." general session will be devoted Division, presented a desk pen set to Mr. LaFaso on behalf teachers in this state last was ards dealing with -lechanlcal Mr. Williams, pointed out to a discussion of assessment of 75 friends and associates who attended the affair. Mr. La-altered in 1955 when the exist- equipment of many kinds, ln- ;hat the American Red Cross ALSO and revaluation at the grass Faso recently accepted the position of manager of advertising ing law went Into effect. That iluding boilers, elevators, service groups alone provided foot level, Mayor Healey not- and publicity with the American and Foreign Power Company, icrews and other Items. total of 33,440 volunteer ed. Meetings devoted to land statute provided a blanket in- New York. crease of $500 in all mlnlmums He Is a graduate of Ij h e hours last year as gray ladles, ELECTROLYSIS, REMOVAL OF UNWANTED HAIR subdivision and other phases 'ennsylvanla State University., Motor Corps drivers, social of planning and zoning wlU be and set up the $150 Increment tendance figure Is expected to Most of the Initial benefici- where he received a Bachelor welfare aides, volunteer nurses By Short Wave held on Thursday. These plan- Governor Will Speak of Science Degree In Electri- aides and miscellaneous ca- ning sessions will be sponsor- exceed that of last year. May- aries under the law will be persons employed hi rural cal Engineering, Before *oln- aclties In hospitals and other ed Jointly by the league and or Healey said. At Legion Convention several of the allied associa- areas and poorer school d 1 s- lng the staff of ASME, he was health agencies. for Appointment Call KE 7-O93T tions, Since the convention coded Oov, Robert B. Meyner will rlcts, particularly In South project engineer with M. W. He also cited 6073 young peo- last November, 13 municipali- be th' prlnoipal guest speaker Jersey and the northwest coun- fCellogg Company and served le and adults In Monmouth A special session on the sub- ties have Joined the 1 e a g u e at the state conventions of The ties of Hunterdon, Warren and is a captain In the U.S. Army County who were trained last ject of garbage disposal Is be- American Legion and Its Aux- Signal Corps during World ear In the various safety serv- 38 Broad S>. Keyport bringing the total membership "ussex. ing arranged. This meeting Is iliary, to be held at the War The law was drafted by the War n. ices, Including first aid, water expected to be of particular In- to 520 of the state's S67 munic- Memorial Building, Trenton, New Jersey Education Associ- terest to mayors and members ipalities. This represents over today through Saturday. Some ation, an organization of school of governing bodies. Mayor OS per cent of the population 3ft00 delegates will travel to eachers and principals and Healey said this is particular- the state capital to attend ses- ly timely In view of the re- of New Jersey. fficials of local boards, of ed- sions modified this year due to ucation. This group long - had cently-set July 1, 1033, dead the Legion's National Conven- line banning open dumps. ontended that because of its Freeholders Accept Lots tion, being held at Atlantic ialary range New Jersey was Public safety directors will In Matawan Vicinity City, Sept. 14-10. ailing behind neighboring be Interested In the session to Both organizations will hear states In attracting teachers' be devoted to police matters, The Monmouth County final reports of committee eeded to meet skyrocketing with particular emphasis on in- Board of Freeholders has chairmen, elect officers for chool enrollments. service training courses for po- agreed to accept two parcels the ensuing year, elect dele- The legislation originally lice off leers,, the league presi- of property from the New Jer-gates to the national conven- dent declared. as sponsored by Assembly- sey Highway Authority, which tion and adopt resolutions to man Frederick H. Hauser, ,-, Due to its continued popular- the authority had acquired to be submitted at the September Democrat of Hoboken. Assem- ity with delegates, the consult- relocate County Road 6-A In meetings at the famous a » a- blywoman Emma E. Newton, ing period again will be oneMatawan. shore resort. Of the outstanding features of Republican of Mountain View, the Atlantic City meeting. The freeholders' resolution, Announcement has been ater Joined in its sponsorship. Here, municipal officials are accepting the parcels stipu- made that the state Legion's ;huB making the measure bl- given the opportunity to dis- lates that the authority pay drum and bugle corps contest artlsan. cuss their Individual problems the county .$2100, in return for usually held at convention The pay. plan was approved on an Informal basis with con- which the authority will be re- ime, will be conducted, on La- iy the Assembly on May 27 sultants who are experts In leased from damage claims or or Day, Sept. 2, at the Clifton .nd"by the State Senate two their respective fields. maintenance affecting the High School Stadium. Also that eeks later. . The conclave will close with road. the usual state convention pa- the annual business meeting Paul Sommers It Son, rade will be held In connection This week, why don't you Oceanport, waB awarded a with the mammoth . national ook through your church win- on Friday morntag,Hfov. 8J. adoat'AUttntlo -City,'^Mon- contract for 13994 to paint a : dows . ... From Headquarters lor the confer- bridge on Little St., In Mata- day. sepvafl: " '•':-.:>.:-7'V«ii ence will again be In the Chal- wan. The Sommers bid was The Hotel Hlldebrecht h a s fonte-Haddon Hall Hotel, with the lowest of six combination been selected by.the auxiliary the Carolina Crest, Clarldgs, bids received. and the Stacy Trent Hotsl by LEROY F. GEARY Colton Manor, Lafayette, Sen- A $4206.85 contract to build the Legion, as their respective side, Shelburne and Trnymore storm drain at the Hedge headquarters during the con- Land Surveyor Hotels co-operating. Park development on Route vention meetings In Trenton. Hearty 4000 state, county 537. Oceanport, was swarded and municipal officials met InAce Construction Co., Mata- "Help...Slanted1.1._ads .In.;this Highway 36_ 1956 to discuss their mutual wan. Three other higher bids paper tell you about the good problems, and this year the at- were received. Jobs open. Corner Union Ave., Union Beach G-E KEyport 7-4976 Reduces

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I., will hold r SeaBee OPIN TIL 9 P.M. ity Ball and Carnival, one of is serving as chairman of the secretary of the New Jersey ed at the South Am'joy Mem- Reunion Sept. 6, 7, 8 to cele- the highlights of the North committee with Mrs. T o w n- July 15, 1957 Pafe Seven orial Hospital have been made State Hotel Association, an- MOB., TUM., Wtd., ThMry rate the- 15th anniversary of Jersey Shore's social season, seifd B. Martin and Mrs. Am- public by George M. Apple ory L. Haskell, Jr., assisting nounced recently that the new the center according to an an-will be held at Monmouth Park State Gladioli Show gate, St., chairman ol the on Saturday evening. Staged as co-chairmen. 1057 Directory of Hotels and OPIN TIL 10 P.M. building committee of the hos-nouncement by" Capt. A. C. each year in Monmouth Park's Motels In New Jersey, pub- At Rutgers, Aug. 7-8 Friday pital board of trustees. Husband, USN, Commanding expensive clubhouse, the event Robertsville Resident lished by the association, was Planned to connect at the Officer of the center. again alms to produce a size- A Olad Home" Is the theme SAT. TIL 6 P.M. aide ol the present building The three-day celebration, able fund of money to be dis-Chosen 4-H Queen distributed last week, of the 1957 stale-wide gladioli and to extend northeastward to which all former SeaBees tributed to many worthy char- Tho directory lists 200 hotels show to be held In tho Rutgers away from Route 35, the pro-as well as Civil Engineer itable agencies in Monmouth Miss Sandra Boyce. petite and motels, members of the gymnasium by the New Jer- posed new structure will con- 'orps officers are Invited, will County. 16-year-old from RobertsviUe, association, with current infor- sey Gladiolus Society, Aug. 7 tain 40 patients" beds, a chil- Marlboro Township. Saturday nnd 8. The show win toe open give "alumni" ol the N a v y'j LasKyear the sum of $78,650 mation regarding route loca- dren's department, a com- construction battalions a night, was chosen 1957 M o n- tions, Garden stato Parkway and ftee to exhibitors nnd vis- plete laboratory and pharma- was rettHied'whlch included a mouth County 4-H queen at itors. Prof. M. Wright Taylor chance to get together again $25,000 contribution from Mon- and New Jersey Turnpike cy and a new and much larg- with their wartime buddies the Monmouth County 4-H Fair exits, rates and telephone of the Department of Agricul- er. emergency department. All mouth Park. During the past held Saturday and Sunday ,at tural Biochemistry at the N.J. STATE HIGHWAY. 36 and renew acquaintances with 10 years more than $500,000 numbers. Two maps are in- the new accommodations for the famous center In which the Freehold Raceway, cluded showing Parkway and State University is coo h ft I r- patients will be in two-bed or has been raised to benefit the man with Ellsworth J. Bar- many of them received their needy sick of Monmouth Miss Boyce, a Junior at Turnpike routes and exits and four-bedrooms, Mr. Apple naval training. In addition, Freehold Regional High the location of each town In more, East Brunswick. gate said, in response to the County, President Amory L. they will have the opportunity Haskell stated today. School, was sponsored by the which an Association Member The annual show, held on constant 'demand for semi- to rub shoulders with some Robertsville 4-H Club and has private care. ••-••; •. Plans have been completed Is located, the Rutgers' campus for the outstanding leaders In the cor for. a varied program of enter- been,a 4-H member for eight Free copies will be available first time last year, Is expect- Murray Liebowitz, Perth sttuctlon and engineering tainment. A calypso theme years. ed to feature over 1000 speci- world, who will come to Davis- through the New Jersey Stats Amboy, is the architect who will prevail this year and Among Miss Boyce's prizes Department, of Economlo De- men spikes of gladioli exhibit- S AV E ville to participate in the fes- has worked in consultation those dining In the clubhouse were a $"> VS. savings bond, velopment, Trenton, at all Cit-ed by amateur and commer- tivities. cial, growers from Now Jersey with the building committee to prior to the ball will be aeren $10 in cash, a bouquet of flow- ies Service Stations on the FROM ON develop the plans for the pro- Feature events in the cele- aded by a calypso ensemble. ers, an engraved identification Parkway and Turnpike; at and nearby states. The theme '5.99 TO '26.98 ject, Mr. Liebowitz estimates bration will include a review Dancing to the delightful bracelet and two tickets to the Parkway and Turnpike toll of the show will bo carried out - that the total cost of construc- of present-day SeaBees, an strains of Sammy Kaye's Neptune Music Circus. She al- in the arrangements' sectlor, booths, all sources of travel which calls for arrangements tion and equipment will be open house, and a reunion "Swing and Sway" orchestra so will make a guest appea- Information, and by writing FAMOUS BRAND APPLIANCES .0 |300,O0O. ball, as well as the f 0 r m a I again will be featured in t h e ance on Jimmy Shearer's and'compositions to depict to the office of the New Jcr family life. Mr, Applegate pointed out opening of the center's new third floor dancing areas. A "Song 8 of Yesteryear" TV sey State Hotel Association, that a cost figure of $300,000 enlisted men's club. Capt. Hus- glittering midway, abundant show. Robert Treat Hotel, Newark, A schedule, giving rules and AT DISC0UH1 PRICES.. for 40 new hospital beds Is un- band has extended an open In- with legalized games of A coupon Is Included on tho details, can be secured from usually low since many pro- vitation to all former SeaBees chance, merchandise wheels, the show secretnry, Slierrard to attend the reunion. C.S. Broadcast back page ot the directory, PLUS "TRIPLE S" BLUE STAMPS jects elsewhere are costlntr etc., an auction sale of valu- which, it mailed to the nssool- Ewlnj, 26 East Brown St., •20,000 or more per bed. The able donated gifts, the draw- A Christian Science program Somervllle. FAMOUS BRAND FAMOUS BRAND ing of numbers to determine ation office, will bring addi- economical nature of the ex- Kennedy Fined entitled "A God at Hand" will tional information regarding AUTOMATIC pansion program at the hospi- the lucky winner of a 1957 be given over Station WCBS, Volkswagen convertible, and any of the hotels and motels Speeding Fine Electric SKILLET tal has been made possible be- J. J. Kennedy, 21 Johnson New York, and WCAU, Phila- listed. cause many of the major tech the auctioning off of two thor- delphia, on Sunday morning, Terr.. West Keansburg, was oughbred yearling racing pros- Gordon Hess, Jr., Keyport. Rtflular COFFEE MAKER nical facilities now in use re-fined $25 when he appeared In lrom 9:3D to 10 o'clock on the 10 years from today, tbere'l was (lned $25 when he ap- I2.M quire little or no enlargement pects will highlight the events Columbia "Church of the Air" R*|i Atlantic Highlands municipal of the gala evening. be fewer "cloudy" days la peared before Red Bank Mag K.ll or-modernization. For examp- court before Magistrate Irving- series. The speaker will 'e Dr your life financially, if you lstrate John V. Crowell In rtju- SAVI le, the surgical department, B. Zelchner to answer a speed- Stars of stage, screen and Frederick O. Roberts of W1I- Invest NOW In U. S. savings nlclpal court to answer t 3.48 SAVI the x-ray suite and the kitch- ing charge brought by police. mette, 111. Bonds. chnrgo ot spoedlno. 9.27 television, many notables ot en were built six years ago Hari'a • tranit of iKIIlit ivaryont 26,98 knawa and would ilka to own. 12.97 with a'view to providing serv- i n Hlavan Inoh haavy ««ai can, gr»nd A rationally known thorm«a future. . .1 bit lo Imnnraa oHlllat In wator for oltanalng, Uia oonlrol on ill othir SiQce the current campaign appljaneaa or Ina i«mo brand, . you UK* II avvary timt. Qra ityllns—non-dririp anout, TwTwo for contributions to finance Ind alimanta. AutomatiAutaticc al 3 the project Is expected to be Thermoita•raTt Controvonrroli llVtllgVt, Ufatlmt lolld eoppor fl completed in early autumn, .>»"" Regular A rtttlbiauly. Mr. Applegate expressed hope »-"*• that, actual construction could SAVI FAMOUS BRAND begin shoitly after and that 2.31 the'.new,,wing would be'ready 4.64 DELUXE to serve patients in 1958 LOW FAMOUS BRAND The fund raising drive, head- EXTRA FOOD SLICER 'ed by Earp B\ Jennings, Jr., plant manager of the Hercules VA" DRILL KIT Rtgulw Powder Company, Parlln, has 2«fS a goal of $250,000. Already In SAVINGS hand is $50,000 in the form or u'n SAVI a $15 000 grant from the Ford SAVI 18.98 10.97 Foundation and other reserves EVERYDAY thru WEEKLY SPECIALS 9.9B Thl hitidlnl, moit contpiot t9t4 being held by the hospital for 16.97 •llc»r ipf hont* UII. Cuti tram building purposes. A wnndarfiit addition to tha homo wafir thin to a>4 Inch tiilok. Hi* workihop, Thlo 19 olata kit u tin * I 1-8 Inch ohromlum pliltd nr* •niwir to all tin drilling and oand. rttid tilmli, Powerful iiioUon au^ jfj ruulraminta ol tna mnt raUld U0i orl|) uny amooth itirtaot, Iiiv May Name Nike Base "Do It youmlf" fan, A anparb buy. to oltan, M joy to own. In Honor Of Crandall . -'-""' TJ. S. Air Force sources In TRIPLE S BLUE STAMPS GRAND BUYS FOR - Washington, D.C, have been — 5 quoted as reporting the Nike missile base In Browntown J M I *** quality gifts may be named for n Madison SWIFTS PREMIUM. ARMOUR STAR. U. S. CHOICE — Short Cut — Regular Style "SUMMER INTO FALL' Township resident In the near fOR MOTHER ^ND future wa^nisglon sources declare th? name of Joseph B Crandall; for whom the Cran- \b. dall-Kossman Post, American - Legion was named in Old Bridge, has top priority at RIBS off BEEF Top Quality present. __ am* Mr. crahdall served with Co Freezer Buy "t the Week FRANKS --*•<-•• B of the Oth Machine Gun Bat- Brown 'N Strvt talion of the Third Division Spring Manager About It t,it S«rvlc« D«ik K,and became a casualty at Cha- teau Thierry July 13, 1918. He SAUSAGE'*"- 49* subsequently was awarded the HI H.I Distinguished Service. Cross IAMBS SALADS ""<»: GIRLS' -posthumously. $#HVi Premium Wedding Announcements Whol* printed . promptly on paneled or bridal book snow-white Fra.H Snow WMI. DRESSES vellum at this office. Avg.Wgt.35to45lbf. 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White Rose Redi-Tea • iv«r«< of Irina wodl»h blauMt *• MM oapotao of oowtut radecoraUa* b.1, v»*«f i,n vasallon now right Into Fp'li Upton Tea ^83* Ctiotjii « attlrl jla "fn*t«H «r mir' Modess rV.V8SM Fluffo lit 35* ^ 95* tiom ih« wld» vtrlity of dark •tttoni, •/ Upton Teabags Uib»nJinn, ind ehlnai. u MISSES' Nabisco Deluxe Assortment Surf '"tV ''"> IT Marcel Towels 2,'I'33' La Toilet Soap Inslanf Coffee "••••" H«» •," Rim Brand Rjct QJ. Frosflngs ^i" a SKIRTS MATAWAN Tuna •>-• o-»w.,. wi '" Vf Pillsbury Floor SIMI (0-18 Peacock Chopped Ham Cohoe Red Breast Salmon 'Z 45' Regular LOBER CO. Rinso Blue 3.98 The Friendly Lumber Yurd Marcel Pastel Napkins spry ' SAVI 1.21 Ml M..I. frWiM* ••<> rV«M fW hlui W.cr.r. IW. $.1. M 17. All Olk.fi thru WW, JJ )l Phone MA 1-4500-4501 r la AM H.Y. «M< H J. H.,,, I. n. M.l,.p.lll.» K,,,. W. «.•«,< Tk. *l,l,( To U»l» pg, 2.77 Sufphin Ave. Matawan N. J. STATE HIGHWAY 36, KEANSBURG VJ»i» Your Triple-S Redemption Contor At SAYRE WOODS SHOPPING CENTER, SAYjERVIMJ Open Tues., and Thur*. Till 9 P.M. - Fri. Til 10 P.M. * raw/lit 'TIL f I'.M.-CM>HI!D hu. IIAV MONOAV Opon Monday Thru Thunday Til 9 P.M. • Friday Til 10 P.M. i.m. a requiem mass was cele- the II a,m. worship servlc* The bride attended Middle irated by the Rev. C. J. Kane Sunday, July 21, 1957, in the town Township High fl c b o o Married Saturday At St. Ann's it St. Joseph's Church. Key- On Wedding Trip To Florida and was employed by t h t Grace Methodist Church, Un- jort. Interment was in St. Jo- ion Beach, by the pastor, the Perth Amboy Box Co. seph's Cemetery, Keyport. • The bridegroom graduated Rev. Dean Jeanblanc. 6 p o n- from Cranford High School. Mrs. Nunzls Messina Bors were Mr. and Mis. Mrs. Antoinette Messina,. 92. Charles Ever&on, 1117 Flor- Ttsse Eight July 25. 1957 • 89 Freneau Ave., Matawan, ence Ave., Union Beach. Births iled Sunday, July 21, 1957, at Kllpatrick he Perth Amboy Hospital. She Betty Ann Miner Mr. and Mrs. Vincent as the widow of Nunzlo Mrs. James Miner Weddings ! Messina. She was born in Betty Ann Miner, infant - Buxldmd-Comar Patrick, 138 Park Ave., Keens- burg, are the parents of aly, daughter of the late Mr. laughter of Mr. and Mrs. Miss Audrey Comar, 2 daughter, born in Monmouth .nd Mrs. cataldo Llcarl. ames Miner, 168 Mornlngslde Maplewood Ave., Keansburg, Memorial Hospital, Tuesday She lived In Long Branch .. Union Beach, and "Mrs. became the bride ol, Ronald July 10, 1957. irlor to moving to Matawan Miner were baptized Sunday, A. Burkhard, 11 Collins St., me years ago. ruly 21, IS57, at the 11 a.m. Keansburg. Saturday, July 20, Illrsch Surviving are one son, orshlp service in the Grace 1957, at " p.m. In the sanctu- A son was born In Perth harles, Matawan; two daugh- .lethodbt Church, U n ' o h ary of St. Ann's Church, Amboy Hospital to Mr. and rs,' Mrs. Margaret Anfuea, .each, by the pastor, the Rev. Keansburg. Long Branch, and Mrs. Sadie lean Jeanblanc. Mr. M-'--r Is M r s. Lawrence HIrsch, 27 ; The Rev. Stanley Levendes- Shetland Rd., Old Bridge. esslna, Italy, and 14 grand in the U. S. Army, stationed In kl officiated at the double ring hlldren. Korea. Mrs. Lillian Young, Un- ceremony. Marshall A requiem mass was cele- ion Beach, was the sponsor. The bride Wore a white lace Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mar- irated at 9 a.m. this morning cocktail dress with a lace pic- shall, 25 Fordbnm Rd., Madi- ,t St. Joseph's Church, Key- ture hat and a corsage of son Park, are the parents of a iort, by the Rev. C. J. Kane, Will Filed •white orchids. ..__ daughter, born In Perth Am- t. Interment was In Mt. boy Hospital. !armel Cemetery, West Long Kenneth Alfred Wilson Mrs. Ira Corn. Lotis Branch, iranch, under the direction of Kenneth Alfred Wilson, •was her sister's matron of h e Bedle FuQeral Home, honor. She wore a blue late Gibson Keansburg, who died June 10, street dress with a black pic- A son was born Sunday, atawan. 1957, left bis estate to his wife, ture hat and a corsage of red July 14, 1957, In Perth Amboy Helen Margaret Wilson, who roses. Hospital, to Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Charles Uffelman also was named executrix. Gene Gibson, 81 Southwood Mrs. Ethel M. Uffelman, 63, Harold Burkhard, Ktus- Dr., Old Bridge. ' 55 New Brunswick A v e., burg, brother of the bride- atawan, died Sunday, July groom, was best man. Spafford 1, 1957, at Monmouth Memor- Engagements A reception for the bridal D. K, 3/C Donald William l Hospital. She was the wld- Roeers-IIatfleld party and the Immediate fam- Spafford and Mrs. Spafford, w of Charles Uffelman. Mr. and Mrs. Harold E. Hat- ilies was held at the Cottage are the parents of a first child, Born in Brooklyn, she' was !leld, sr., 44 Pacific Blvd., Lounge, Keansburg. a daughter; born Wednesday, e daughter of the late Sam- Cliffwood Beach, announce the The bride attended Middle- July 10, 1957, at Trlpler.i Hos- MR., MRS. JOHN J. MIBRO el and Julia (Jarvls) Serra. :ngagement ot their daughter. town Township High School * i pital. Honolulu, Hawaii. The ihe had lived In Matawan five /Ida Ann, to Airman Second and Is employed at Komar's, baby weighed six pounds, two Miss Ann Louise Snyder be- The bridesmaids were Miss 1 ears,~and was-a-former-Test-~ 1ass-George-A^-RogeEST -son— Keansburg. ounces, and. has been named iaroc the bride ot John J. Barbara Truax and MlS3 Bet- lent of Manhasset, L. I. if Mr. and Mrs. Claude Rog- Veronica Lellani. Mrs. Spaf- Jirro, Saturday morning, July The bridegroom attended Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Furmato, who were married on ty Rusnak, KeansburB. Their Surviving are one daughter. irs, sr., 12 Prospect PI., Kear- Dickinson High School, Jersey ford Is the former Miss Marl- 9, 1057, in St. Ann's Church, gowns and hats were the same Irs. Dorothy Cooper, Mata- y. Saturday, July 13, 1957, In St. Joseph's Church, Kejport, are lynne Stohlbaum, Matawan. City, and Is employed by Lin- on their wedding- trip to Florida and are expected to arrive leansburg. style as the honor attendant's ran; two brothers, Frederick Miss Hatfleld, a graduate of coln-Mercury, Metuchen. Ho home this weekend. They will make their home at 884 Favonia D-K. 3/o Spafford a member Miss Snyder Is the daughter lerra, Glen Head, L.I.; Ches- of the 0. 8. Navy for four In yellow and their bouquets Sayrevllle High School and a served four yeara in the XT. S. Ave., Jersey City. Mrs. Fnrmato Is the former Miss Elaine Mr, and Mrs. Earl Snyder. r Serra, Northport, L.I., and student at Monmouth Memor- Navy. Lucy Masla, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Angelo Masla, 23 Beers years, will be discharged Aug. She lives with her grandpar- were the same colors. 16, when the family will re- Sue Ellen Mirro, Union ;wo grandchildren. il Hospital School ot Nursing, When they return from their St., Kejport. mts, Mr. and Mrs. William Funeral services were held ill graduate Sept. 6. Her fi- wedding trip through the New turn to Keyport. 1 n y d e r, 208 Center Ave., Beach, niece oi the bride- groom, was the flower girl. ,t 8.p.m. Wednesday at the nce Is a graduate of Kearny England States, the couple of seed pearls held her finger- and ushering were Robert leansburg. Mr. Mirro ts t h e edle Funeral Home, M a t a- High School and Is now sta- will reside in Keansburg. KwiecinsU >n of Mr. and Mrs. Frank She wore a white nylon dress tip-length veil of French Illu- Brunner, Keansburg, brother over mint green taffeta with a with the Rev. Albert D. ioned at Eglln Air Force ot the bride and Eugene Eoeh- Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kwlecln- tlrro, Route 33, Keyport. 'urry, pastor of the First Base, Florida. Morgan-Brenner sion and she carried an old- The Rev. Stanley J. Levan- headpiece matching the pastel Miss Patricia Nancy Brun- ler, Keansburg. skl, 10 Goston St., Matawan, ethodlst Church, Matawan, The wedding will take place fashioned bouquet ot white lire the parents of a daughter, leskl officiated at the double flowers in her fireside basket. ner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. For her daughter's wedding, fficiating. Interment will be 3ept, H.i 1 born Wednesday, July 17. 1857, •Ing ceremony and celebrated Frank Mirro, Jr., Union Joseph Brunner, 359 Ma - St., Mrs. Brunner selected a pink Beach, was the best man and this morning In Nassau Knolls Miss Maureen Donlan, Mt. in Perth Amboy Hospital. he nuptial mass which follow- Sonn-March»U Keansburg, became the bride nylon afternoon-length dress Tho bridegroom's father Robert Mirro, Keyport, broth- Memorial Park, North Hemp- of Clifford Lloyd Morgan, 38 Veraon. N. Y.. 'cousin of the over matching taffeta with a Mr. and Mrs, George Mar- Pber and Mrs. Camllle Santa Lucia ers ot the bridegroom and tead, L. I. ' Crescent St., Kennsburg, son bride, was maid of honor. Her white hat and accessories and were soloists and Mrs. Marie Harry Swentsen, Union Beach, ihall, 24 Lantana Way, Laur- of the late Mr. and Mrs. Wil- ballerina-length gown of p 1 n k a corsage of pink roses. A son was born in Perth Mrs. J. WHIard Demarest -nce Harbor', announced the Amboy Hospital on Wednes- jederhaus, organist. ushered. liam Morgan, Wtlllston, N. D., crystalette was long walsted A reception followed at Buck Mrs. Sarah K. Demarest; 82, ngagement of their daugbter, Sunday, July 21,1957, at,3 p.m. with a square neckline a n d day, July 17, 1957, to Mr. and Given In marriage by her The bride's mother selected Smith's, 1 a s t Keansburg, blue chiffon afternoon dress Park Ave., Union Beach, Susannah, to Nicholas S o n n, In St. Ann's Church, K e a n s- cap sleeves. She wore a P 1 n k Mrs. Vincent Fizer, 63 Pros- randfather, the bride wore a rife of the late J. Wlllard on of Mr. and Mrs. Edwarl after which the couple left for pect St., Keyport. oor-lcngth gown designed with p matching hat and acces- burg. The Rev. Anthony Capl picture hat and carried an old a tour of the Western StateB cmarest, died Monday, July Sonn, 41 Merrltt Ave., Sayre- tanl. Holy Trinity Church, fashioned bouquet of lemon 'lth a lace bodice with a scal- sories and a corsage of gar- enroute to North Dakota. For Laner iped neckline and short denias. 1, 1057, at the Bayshore Nurs- llle. Sunday, at open house at Somerville, olf: .ated at the yellow carnations with pink traveling, the bride wore a ing Home, Keyport, following ;heir home. . double ring ceremony. William lace and streamers. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lauer, leeves. A cummerbund and The bridegroom's mother white organdy dress trimmed 28 Valley Dr., Matawan, are iversklrt of embroidered nylon wore a pink lace afternoon long Illness. The bride-elect attended Savino, The Bronx, was solo- Miss Elizabeth Louise Lake, with red, red accessories and Mrs. Demarest was born In ist, and Mrs. Marie Leder- the parents of a daughter, ullo which terminated In a dress with a pink hat, white Sayreville High School and Is East Keansburg, was the a corsage of red roses. born Thursday, July 18, 1957, ihapel-length train fell over a arren, Ohio, the daughter of employed by J. J, Newberry& haus, organist. bridesmaid. She wore the accessories and a corsage of The bride was graduated In Monmouth Memorial Hospi- skirt of nylon tulle ruffles. Her gardenias. the late Thomas and- Isabelle Company, Keyport. Her fiance Given In marriage by her same style gown and hat as tal. tagertlp-lenBth veil of lmport- lark) Ktlpatrick.' graduated from Middlesex the honor attendant's In blue from Red Bank Catholic High A reception followed at Mc- father, the bride wore a full- School and Is employed by the :d Illusion fell from a tiara of Gulre's Grove, Mlddletown, aft- Surviving Is a daughter, County Vocational School,' length gown designed with and carried a colonial bouquet Leonard earls and rhlnestones, and Avs. Isabella K. Noble, Mor- of lemon yellow carnations New Jersey Highway Author- er which the couple left for a erth Amboy,'and is employ? fitted lace bodice over satin ity, Garden Stats Parkway, A daughter was born in Rlv- motor trip. Isville, Pa. ed by Purolator, Rahway: with a sabrina neckline, long with blue net and streamers. erview Hospital on Wednesday, ;e carried a cascade bouquet Funeral arrangements a re Red Bank. white roses, c--nations and The bride was graduated _polnted_sleeves,.-an&-an em- Joseph Brunner, Jr., brother July 17, 1957, to Mr. and Mrs. under the direction of the Day Yeomans-Wells broidered tulle skirt. A crown ofTEe bride, was the best man The bridegroom was gradu- William Leonard, Allen Ave., bles'-breath. from Middletown Township ated from Westby High School, High School, Class of 1856 and Funeral Home, Keyport, Mrs. Mabel Wells, Matawnn, Raritan Township. * Miss Alice Mirro, Keyport, announces the engagement of Wcstby, Montana and Is em- ister of the bridegroom, was is employed by the Prudential ployed by Hanson VanWinkle Insurance Co., Newark. Mrs. George A. Pelletier her daughter. Rose Frances, Bride Of Belford Man Hughes he maid of honor. Her gown Mrs. Anna Pelletier, 421 to Ralph Thomas Yeomahs, Munnlng Co., Matawan. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hughes. embroidered nylon In mint The bridegroom was gradu- layvlew Dr.. Laurence Har- son of Mr. and Mrs. John Yea The couple will live at 33 08 Main St., Matawan, are the r e o n was ballerina-length ated f r o m Keyport High or, died Monday, July 21, mans, Cliffwood. Miss We 11 s School, Class of 1952 and Is Crescent St., Keansburg, parents of a son, born In Perth nith a strapless bodice, match' 857. at the South Amboy Hos; - also.is the, dauihter, pt t Amboy Hospital. IDE stole, and B rufllcd ukttt employed • by' rPoto's.: Inc.,, ltal; after a Ions Illness. - . Drant-Mnsslo Russell Walls, -ft-}i^>'i Vj-j v»lth a matching cuttimerbund Keansburg. He served in the Wlfe of the late George A The bride-elect attended Mr. and Mrs. Arnold ,&.' Richardson , U. S. Army during the Korean A son was born In Perth She wore a matching picture •elletier, she was a member Matawan High School. Her fl- Massle, Matawan, announce hat and carried a round bou- war. f the Rosary Society of St. the marriage of their daugh- Amboy Hospital to Mr. and The couple will reside hi their ance attended Matawan High Mrs. Hugh Richardson, County uet of "Copper Luster'' roses Lawrence's Church, Laurence School and Is employed by Ul- ter, Virginia Hcleno, Now 1th yellow roses In the cen- new home on Curran St., West Harbor, the Lndies' Catholic York, to Leonard Grant, New Rd., Cliffwood. Keansburg. • rlchsen's Boat Works. Key- York, son ol Mr, and Mrs. R. Benevolent Association of Fall port. a r a n t, McKeesport, Pa., Douglas River, Mass., and was employ- The wedding is. planned -for Pvt. Frank J. Douglas and born Monday, July 22, 1957, in Uved in Cheesequake for the d for several years at 'the Wednesday, July 17, 1057. In past 29 years, was a vetefan Sept. 8. the Chapel ot the Fifth Avenue Mrs. Douglas, Mlrro's Trailer Monmouth. Memorial Hospital: ormer Slgmund Eisner plant Court, Keyport, are the par- of World War H, and was South Amboy. Presbyterian Church, New oreman for the Middlesex Patton-Graves York. ents of a daughter, born Savare A native of Canada, she bad Dr. Charles Coakley Graves Wednesday, July 17, 1957, at County Road Department. ived in Laurence Harbor for The Rev. Ralph B. Ncsbltt Mr. and Mrs. John Savage. and Mrs. Graves, Marlboro, Fort Monmouth Hospital. Surviving are his wife, Mary the last 14 years. have announced the engage- officiated at the double ring 10 Beacon Blvd., Keansburg, (Doyle) Drost; a daughter, ceremony. Surviving are two daugh- ment of their daughter, Char- Klrkpatrick are the parents of a son born Mary Jane; a son, Jeffrie Jo- ters, Mrs. Alice LaPage, New Miss Elaine Jaeger was A daughter was born In Mon- lotte Taylor, to Pvt. B. Frank Monday, July 22, 1957, In Rlv- seph, both at home; his moth- ark; Mrs. Irene G lac ken Patton, Jr., U. S. Army, son maid of honor and Howard mouth Memorial Hospital on er, Mrs. John Partridge, Clear- Plum served as best man. Tuesday, July 16, 1057. to Mr. ervlew Hospital, iaurence Harbor; a son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pat- water, Fla., and two brothirs, George A., Old Bridge: nine Following a honeyraoo and Mrs. Rudolph Klrkpatrick, Ray Drost,.Engllshtown, and ton, sr., Westfleld. through tho New England Raritan St., Cliffwood. Crosbie grandchildren and 11 grea George Drost, Cheesequake. grandchildren. The prospective bride was States and Canada, tho couple A son was born Monday, graduated cum laude from will reside In New York. Scholl Funeral services were hel A high requiem mass will be July 22, 1957, in Riverview Bryn M a w r College, Bryn Mr. and Mrs. Fenton T. Wednesday at 11 a.m. at his offered Saturday at 9 a.m. a Mawr, Pa. Her fiance is a Rlcnzo-UlU Scboll, 28 Telegraph Hill Rd Hospital, to Mr. and Mrs. Aus- home, with the Rev. Francis St. Matthew's Church, F a 1 graduate of Hamilton College, Miss Beverly Helen Hill, Haslet, are the parents of tin Crosbie, Laurel A v e., Osterstock, pastor of the Bay- River, Mass, Interment w 11 Clinton, N. Y. and of the Har- view Presbyterian Church daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Har- son, born Thursday, July 18, Kejinsburg. - be in Notre Dame De Lourde vard Law School, Cambridge, ry Hill, 79 Seoloy Ave., Keans- 1.057, In Monn.outh Memorial Cliffwood Beach, officiating Cemetery, Fall River. T h i Mass. Interment was in Chris burg, became tho bride of Mi- Hospital. Gabcmn . Boule Funeral Home, Fall Rlv chael Rlenzo, USN, son of Mr. Church Cemetery, South Am- er. Is In charge of arrang An August wedding is plan- and Mrs. Louis Rlcnzo, Cran- Pirk Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Gah- boy. Funeral arrangements merits. ned. ford, Tuesday, July 16, 1D57, at Mr. and Mrs. Raymom erau, 70 Forest Ave., Keans- were under the direction ol Udy AttnuUM 5 p.m. in St. Ann's Church, Plrk, 22 Dartmouth Rd., Mad burg, are the parents of a son, The Flynn & Son Funera Non-SeeUrUs son Park, are the parents of Home, South Amboy. Keansburg. The Rev. Stanley born Monday, July 22, 1957, In J. Levandcskl officiated at the son, born In South A m b o Baptisms double ring ceremony. Mrs. Hospital. Monmouth Memorial Hospital. Arthur Leroy Strickland Hebra Ana Everson Mario Lcderhaus played tho • Arthur Leroy Strickland, 63 Debra Ann Everson, infant organ. Batch Albrccht County Rd., Cliffwood, d 1 e daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Me A son was born Saturdaj Tuesday,- July 22. 1857, at hi: vln Everson, 5CD Park Ave Given In marriage by her July 20, 1D57, In Monmoutb A daughter was born Tues- father, the brido woro a bal- Memorial Hospital, to Mr. and day, July 23, 1057, In River- home. Born In Atlantic City Union Beach, was baptized ai he was the son of the 1 a t A SERVICE cl <£>K*9 lerlna-lcngth gown styled with Mrs. Wlllla Balch, RD. Ke view Hospital, to Mr. and • • - M pricn It* ray « pM*, M Chantllly lace fitted bodlco port. Charles nnd Mamie (Keyes with a sabrina neckline, long Mrs. John Albrecht, 19 Heck- Strickland. Shore/and Memorial tapering sleeves to tho wrists, Jacobs ' leman St., Union Beach. A World War I • jternn, Gardens Cemetery nnd a lncc and tulle s !rt over Mr. and Mrs. Fred Jacobs Company E, 104th Engineers satin. Hor fingertip-length veil Assn. DAY FUNERAl H0M& MRS, HUGH M, BLACK 100 Parva PI., Union Beach he was awarded the Frenct of illusion fell from a tiara of are the parents or a daught Obituaries medal, the Crolx de guerre KE 1-3630 261 Maple PI.~ , Kejoer" ril II neckline, cap sleeves and dark sequins and pearls and s h o bora Sunday, July 21, 1057, in He wns a member of the Tel. KEjport MSS2 Miss Janet Mary Stegeman, Joseph Wcrcmohuk Main St. Keyport daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mi- blue chiffon cummerbund. She carried a cascade bouquet of Rlvcrvlew Hospital, American Legion, Rarlta chael Stegeman, 31-Uth St., wore a tiara of pearls and phclcanoposls orchids and Joseph Weremchuk, 78, Gor- Post 23: Disabled War Veter- West Keansburg, became t h e carried a bouquet of yellow stcphnnotls. 1'ctruulcllo don PL, Cliffwood, died Satur- ans, and Veterans of Forelgr. bride of Lt, Hugh M. Blaok, carnations. Miss Rosnlyno Feloso, step- A son wns born Sunday day, July 20, 1957, nt the Wars. Fort Huachuca, Arizona, son John Werner, Bolford, was sister of the bride, was tho July 21, 1057. In Rlvcrvle Brookdale Nursing Home Surviving Is his wife, Anni Studios of Mr. and Mrs. Kurt VonHas- best man, „ maid of honor, Her ballcrlna- Hospital, to Mr. nnd Mr Raritan Township. May (Bambrtck) Strickland Following a reception at lcngth gown of blue net w a Dnvld Petruzzlello, 5 W e a porg. 62 Church St.. Belford, Jack St., Keyport. Born In Russia, he came to one brother, James, Pun Saturday, July 20, 1057, at 3 Crystal Brook Inn, Eatontown, strapless with a matching the U.dted States 05 years ago Grove; on: sister, Mrs. Ethe CANDID WEDDINGS A SPECIALTY IS MAIM ST. TEL KE T-1M1 CEYPOB1 p.m. In the Bayshoro Com- the couple left for n tour of stole, with a skirt of ruffles Drovan He was the husband ot the Rldgeway, Keyport. munity Chapel, Belford. The the southern' statcB to Fort edged with baby lncc. She Mr. nnd Mrs. Edgar Drovan Into Mary (Klernlckl) Werem- Funeral services will be ceremony was performed by Hunchuca, whoro they will re- wore a tiara with n d o u b I o 11 Chestnut Dr., Haulet, a r chuk. Ho was a communicant held Friday at 2 p.m. at Mr the Rev. John* Eulor, pastor. sldo. For traveling tho bride shoulder-length veil and car- the pnronts of a son, born So of St. Joseph's Church, K e y- Strickland's residence with the Mrs. John Bruco was • soloUt wore a pink'embroidered ried .u old-fnshloncd bouq ot urday, July 20. 1057, in Rive: port, J_ Rev. Dr. Hlllman T. Williams, accompanied on the organ by sheath drcsa with gray acces- of yellow roses with I lue laco pastor of Calvary Methodist sories and a corBage of red and streamers. view Hospital. Surviving nre four daugh- Mrs. William Rescorl, Baskets roses, ters, Mrs. Helen Zlydaszyk. Church, Keyport, officiating of white Iris and galdlolt decor Linda Fern, Newark, nloce Sides Cliffwood; Mrs. Violet Klome, Intermc.it will be In Fair View Ross W. Maghan Agency atcd the sides of the altar. Tho brldo's mother woro an ot the bride, wns tho flower A son was born Su'in-dn Sea Girt; Mrs. Bertho Jeslon- Cemetery, Mlddletown. T h cmplro stylo dress of white or- girl. July 20, 1057, In Rlvcrvle' kowskl, Newark; Mrs. Lcoca Dny Funeral Home, 'Ceypor Real Estate—Insurance Given in marriage by h o r gandy with pink polka dots Frank Lnrotta, Cranford, Hospital, to Mr. and Mrs. Pol is In charge of arrangements trimmed with a pink satin cr Szolcs, 101 Atlantic Ave, dla Jackonskl, Irvlngton; one father, the bride wore a gown cousin of the bridegroom, was son, Frank Klernlckl, Newark; of white imported French cummerbund. Her hot and ao tbo best man, and Richard Matawan, Mrs, John Itussert MATAWAN 138 Main Si MA 1-0003 cossorlcs woro pink and she ono brother, David, South Am- Chantllly lace over taffeta Rlonsso, Cranford, brother of boy, and five grandchildren. Mrs. Lorctta Russert, 63, o: with a fitted torso. The bodice woro a corsage of red roses. tho bridegroom, was the ring Naughton B Perry St., Keyport, dlei bearer, Mr. nnd Mrs. Boyle Nnug' Funeral services were held Monday, July 22, 1D57, at thi was designed with a scoop The bridegroom's mother se- Monday at 8:30 a.m. at the neckline and s b n r t cap lected a champagne mousse The bride's mother wore a ton, Star Route, H o 1 m d o Brookdale Nursing Home, Key line do sole dres3 with a match- Township, nre the parents Day Funeral Home, Keypo port. Born In Brooklyn, s h sleeves. The ballerina-length white tulle dross With orchid At U a.m. tho Rev, C. J. bouffant skirt or Chantllly laoe ing hat nnd accessories and n polka dots, a whlto horsehair a son, born Tuesday, July was tbo daughter of the late corsago of rod roods, hat, orchid accessories and a 1957, In Fltkln Hospital. Kane celebrated a high requi- Mr. and Mrs. William Mebus was worn over net and taffeta. em m a s s at St. Joseph' Television Service She woro white »hor,ty mitts. Tho bride, a graduate: of corsage of purple glamolllas. She was a communicant Reynolds Cl-.jrch, Keyport. Intormont Radios & Small Appliances Repaired Her shoulder-length voll' fell Koyport High School, formerly Tho bridegroom's mother A son was born Wednesda St, Joseph's Church, Koyport. was employed at Both fsrasi was la St. Joseph's Cemetery. from a laco pillbox encrusted ohoso a powder blue lace aft- July 17, 1957, in Monmou Keyport. ' Surviving are her husband with sequins and pearls, and Memorial Park, Woodbrldge. ernoon dress • with n match- Memorial Hospital to Mr. an John Russcrt;'two daughters 27 Years in Business the carrlod a bouquet of white" Tho bridegroom attended Nas- Ing, hat and accessories and n Mrs, Dorothy Wolf, Brooklyn; Mrs. Robert Reynolds, 12 Qci Lester F. Dro»t VOUB WESTINtillUUBE DKAI.FB carnations nnd roses. sau School. East Orange, and corsage ot pink glamelllas. ry St.. Keansburg, Mrs. Muriel Poling. Keyport: Miss Mnry Ellen Rasmus- graduated frpm Florlfio Naval A reception followed at the Lester F, Drost, Route 34, one 'rother, Thomas Mebus icn, Fordg, was maid of hon- Aoademy, and Monmouth Col- Willow Wood Inn, Keansburg, Nonkervla Ch »- '.o, died suddin.j E'.r'ota, L., I. TEN EYCK RONSON, Inc or. Her empire stylo gown of lege, W«st Lour Branch. He •ft«r which .the r iplolrlt- tor Mr, and Mrs. Bruce Nankei Sn- .ay n's'\ July 20, 1957, Funeral services were hel< powder blue chiffon over taf- Is stationed at Fort Buachucs Ban Dlogo, Calif., where Mr, Vil, RD1, Box Ml A, Kcypor at tho Sculh AmUOy Hospit at 9:30 o'clock this morning at US UrrF.lt MAIN ST. MA I-1W« MATAWAN. N. $. feta was designed with » scoop whore the couple will reild*. Rlenso Is stationed. are the r'rents of a daugutti A native of Partb. Amboy, he the Day Funeral Home. At Study New Plan Couple Wed In Methodist Church Governor's Wife "Plain And Fancy" At Neptune Doctor Explains For Parkway Favors Flowers About Glaucoma MATAWAN JOURN/ A proposal to widen the Gar- Morven, The Governor's By Dr, James Gregg, O, D. ' den State Parkway from the Mansion in Princeton, is fast I'liUi column u prvsviileg il • put) July IS, 1957 Pate Nina Keyport Interchange to Asbury becoming a favorite- visiting u tervtcB ID oo-vpeiaUon with U» ew Jersey ODtometrto Atioclattun Park has been ordered taken spot for women's groups, ac- lueitlnni nny tit •ctdli-iifd to Ihf reduce chances ot developing under study by an executive cording to reports from Mrs. Sew Jerepy Optniwetrif Ai«™*li»ii.\n. committee of the New Jersey Robert B. Meyner, hostess at M. Weil St«t« St. Trenton t. N J > the condition. The actual caus- Highway Authority. Or. Louis Morven's Open House each Ono of the leading causes of es ot tho upset- of the f 1 u I Tonti, authority executive di- Tuesday. Among the groups illndnoss Is glaucoma. It oc- balance In Uio eyes are un- rector, said he .has named a that have visited Morven on urs when tup fluid which , Is certain. Tho Important thing live-member committee to stu- Tuesdays this spring and early manufactured inside the eye dy" additional ways of. reliev- unimer are: Girl Scoutb Is to recognize glaucoma and s made in too great a (man- treat It Immediately. * Ing summer weekend traffic American Legion auxiliaries, Ity, or when It cannot flow congestion on the parkway. He church groups, student class- ut of the eyo as It should. women's clubs, historical "Holp Wanted" ads In this gold a report from the com- When this hnppens, the pros- - mittee, headed by Carl J. Tee- societies, library groups, gar- paper tell you about tho good den clubs, Daughters of the mro within the oyo is Increas- jobs open. gen, chief ' engineer, will be d-thla Is glaucoma. The effect due by Sept. 1. American RevoJbkiUon, and many civic andjfhime groups it the pressure Is to damage The committee's main job, from all part3 of thestate some of the ncrvo tissue tind Mr. Tontl sold, will be to stu- Morven Is open for visitors io interfere with nutrition ot dy possible projects that could from 2 p.m. to 4 o'clock each Uio Inner parts of tho eyo. How — be carried out by next sum- Tuesday afternoon. r much vision is affootcd de- mer. This would Include fur- pends upon how long Die pres- ther widening work involving With th,e county day recep- sure lasts, how high it goes, the northbound or southbound tions every Saturday, the ree\\ ,nd upon tho rcslstnnco of tho NOTHING IIH6 roadways, or both, he added. ular Tuesday open house, and) yes to its HUluenco. FRtSH AIR , SUN, I- v. This year' both roadways several other receptions eac,n ( AND tXtRCItC; week, Mrs. Meyner is kept One typo ot glaucoma oo- . were widened from two to curs very suddenly, tho ocular three lanes between the Rarl- busy with the supervision of the historic home and arrange- enslon Boca high, fluctuates a , tan River and Keyport. The great deal. Another typo de- question now is whether to con- ments of :resh flowers, all of which she does herself. velops slowly, tho pressure tinue the widening southward may be relatively low. but and, if so, how far. Visitors have been delighted especially with the large silver dnmago Is done over a period Mr. Tontl said the commit- bowl In the hallway at Mor- it time. Glaucoma usually do- tee also will study the possibil- ven, with its lovely arrange- vclons In both eyes, though ity of widening the Raritan ment of floating blossoms. Ac- Itlchard Dcrr as Out King and! Temple Texas aa Ituth ono may start sooner tlinn the River Bridge by 30 feet, at an cording to Mrs. Meyner, "ar- Winters play leading roles In "Plain and Fancy," the lilt musical other. It Is not unknown nt nny estimated' cost of (3,000,000. rangements ff flowers floating about the Amlsh In Pennsylvania which opens at tho Neptune, tgc, but 1B for inoro prevalent • Foundations for a wider In containers are easy to do Muslo Circus on Monday and plays through Aug. 4. nmong older people Jjrjdgge _._ and beautiful; Flowers so close The symptoms of glaucoma bridgbid e was constructed. MB., MRS. ALBERT WIIXIAM GARCIA to the water last longer. A sin- alon Into n four-year college, are not ploar-out, nnd io- gle rose In a finger bowl or Monmouth Officially The executive director add- Miss Normu Catherine Sch'i-1 gown of pink dotted Swiss had Tho four-year degrees will bo scmblo signs of inimy other ed, however, that be doe- not large brandy snifter Is very Is Four-Year College offered, In nlno fields at first, visual problems. Blurred vi- macher, daughter of Mr. and a sweetheart neckline, putt pretty." believe that this project would Mrs. Herman Schumacher, 125 sion which may come and go, sleeves and full skirt. She A 1 e 11 e r of authorization biology, business administra- be feasible without construe Warren St., Keyport, became wore a pink hat trimmed with Mrs. Meyner notes that the tion, chemistry, English, for- pain In or back ot Iho eyes, tion of a reversible roadway, from State Education Commis- seeing "linlos" around lights the bride of Albert William matching flowers and carried women who come to Morven eign languages, history, math- which Is In the parkway's long appreciate flower arrange- sioner Frederick M. Rnublng- it night are typlcnl signs, or Garcia, son of Mr. and Mrs. a basket of delphinium, daisies er has made it official, lion- ematics, physics and psychol- .range plans for the section and- rosebuds. ments, send she always has a hore mny bo no warning sym- Albert R. Garcia, 258 Scotch mouth College, West Long ogy. A class of 25 Is expoctod from the Baritan River to As- Plains Ave. Westfleld, Satur- Allan Runyon, Plalnfleld, bowl In the center of the din- oms at all, Tho nrcssuro In bury Park. ing room table. "I do all my Branch, now Is a four-year col- to be graduated during tho he oyo nets In such a way ns day. July 20, 1957, at 2 p.m. in was the best man and ushers lege. The letter followed n re- To relieve jams on the the Calvary Methodist Church, were ' Armand LaVlgne and own arranging." Mrs. Meyner first baccalaureate ceremony to reduce side vision first, continues, "using lots ot cent Inspection of the college central vision may remain bridge this summer, three In- Keyport. Howard Mack. by the State Department of next Juno. stead of two northbound lanes greens from outside and flow- The next big step for Iho col- good until the glaucoma Is For her daughter's wedding, ers from Morven's gardens. I Education, of traffic have been allowed The Rev. Dr. Hillman T. Wil- Mrs. Schumacher selected a li- lege Is an evaluation In 1050 by quite advanced, tlius the per- over the bridge and approach- liams officiated at the double don't like flowers to look too President Edward G. Schlntv tlio Middle States Association son mny hot reallte what is lac sheath dress with a small arranged and prefer small ar- es to th" bridge have been ring ceremony before an altar white hat, white accessories Xer received results of tho In- of Colleges un.d. Secondary happening, widened or are being widened. rangements for coffee tables, spection and the State Board Schools, tho regional accredit- Normal use ot the eyes hat decorated with white gladioli and a corsage of pink roses. etc. Frogs or oases help la ar- John A. Hurley, operations and daisies. Miss Helen iVan- The bridegroom's mother of Education's Juno 26 meet- ing agenoy. nothing to do with glnucoma. ranging flowers In large con- ing In tho form of a resolution Changing John, giving up read- manager, said this plan has derbllt played the organ. wore a white background tainers, but In small budvase For 23 years Monmouth op- been successful. He said there Given In marriage by her dress printed with pink and authorizing Monmouth College erated as a two-yoar college ing, or restricting TV will not type containers, they are not to go ahead with Us plans to have been no serious jams on father, the bride wore an gold -flowers, a small white necessary, Its two-year program, which the bridge during recent Sun- ankle-length gown of embroid- hat, white accessories and a award tho degrees of Bachelor has tho accreditation of tho days. ered eyelet batiste designed corsage of pale pink roses. • "Houses need greens and of. Arts and Bachelor cf Sci- New Jersey slate Department with a basque bodice, v-neck- A reception followed at Buck flowers. Use wild flower's such ence In June 1958, of Education and tho Middle The possibility of allowing States Association of Collogcs three southbound lanes of traf- line and cap sleeves. Her fin Smith's Restaurant, East as tiger lilies, Queen /- n n e's Increased enrollments and gertlp veil of illusion fell from Keansburg, after which the Lace, daisies, Spring flowers the resultant acquisition of an and Secondary Schools, will bo fic, over the bridge also will continued. It offers tho Associ- be investigated, Mr. Tonti re- a tiara of matching material couple left on a motor trip like lilacs are lovely as they 80-nore campus are main STOP! come Into season. If you get a ate In Arts Ucsrco In 10 Holds. vealed. and she carried a white Bible through Southern New Jersey causes of Monmouth's cxpan with a white orchid and and a vacation at Cedar Bon- dozen roses, pull them apart streamers of stephanotis. net. For traveling, the bride and use with greens in sever- . Red Cross To Conduct Miss Gretcben Schumacher. wore a yellow silk dress with al places. Special Starting This Week Don HDiscard Those Keyport, was her sister's mold a white picture hat and acces- "Greens BUCII as hueklebor- Mother, Baby Course of honor. Her ankle-length sories and a white orchid cor- ry arc beautiful In the hall. It gown of pale blue dotted Swiss, sage. Is too expensive to have fresh OldKitchen Mrs; Eugene C. Carroll, vol- flowers everyplace." M rs. unteer Red Cross enrolled reg- had a sabrlna neckline, cap The bride was graduated COMPLETE LUBRICATION istered nurse from Little Sil- sleeves and full skirt. She from Keyport High School, Meyner points out that she op- '? veT> will conduct a "mother wore a white hat and carried Class of 1952, and will gradu- erates on a strict household Chairs ""5Hd baby care" course for an arm bouquet of "Copper ate from the Elizabeth Gener- budget like any other wife. new and expectant parents Lustre" roses. al Hospital School of Nursing Mrs, Meyner suggests that for $1.00 We Can Reuphohtcr starting Tuesday, at 8 p.m. at Miss Nancy Lockwood, Crnn- In September. it is not necessary to 'ise vases With Every Oil Change the Red Cross Chapter House. ford, the bridesmaid, wore a The bridegroom was gradu- for flowers. Among her favor- Them So TKut Shrewsbury. This course is one ite containers are a largo L gown and headpiece styled ated from Plalnfleld High \ '.'• Offer flnort At They Look Like of the free educa'ionar- serv- .llko the . tu>tior . attendant's. and School, clasa ot 1OS2, and at- estott bowl tbat belonaed to' ' . .loss •• i&de available bj the 'carried an arm bouquet of yel- tended Rutgers "tJniversity,' He her grandmother, a silver Now ; • Rod Cross when 10 or more is an assistant chemist at "Paul Revere copy" bow -people register and attend. low roses. KAPUSHY BROTHERS Patricia Egan, North Plain- Bakellta Corp., Bound Brook. which was a wedding gift, an SO0O Decorator Color Inquiries and enrollment are field, cousin of the bride, was The couple will reside In antlquo pewter mug and an an Free Pick Up And Delivery flower girl. Her ankle-length Westfleld. tlquc silver water pitcher. Invited by the Red Cross Chap- "Flower arranging Is lots of Combination! ter, phone SH 1-3443, extension fun," says Mrs. Meyner, "but - -10, Many times couples enroll Keyport Etso Six Corners To Choose From Al i,ow vu »i.» « ciuir in the classes. During the past Allotments Set |S.S. Advice For It is time consuming." 8 h e year 20 certificates have been wishes sho had more time for Service Center No Extra Charge For Changing Th« Styling It and hopes to take a course EIIO issued to individuals complet- June Brides some day. Surprisingly en- ing the course. For Fanners Loan ough, Mrs. Meyner's favorite Highway 35 Allotments for various types When you marry, ask the flower to wear Is a plain white And Bedle Rd. Keyport If you need printing of any of Farmers Home Administra- Social Security office to carnation. Curtis Sales Co. kind, we are here to serve you tion loans to be made In New i change your name on your "DIHOOUNT FUUNITURE HTOBB" Our quick service and reason- Jersey this year "have been re- social security card. This ad- KE-71548 KE-7-0183 .able prices will please you. Migration Specialist ceived by Chester J. Tyson, vice, given by Allan A. Bass, E. Front & Church Sti. Keyport 7-3505 District Manager of the U. S. Attends Workshop Jr., state director. An allot- Social Security office of 313 ment of $1,400,000 for farm State St., Perth Amboy, es- Guadalupe Ruiz, 40 Broad operating loans should be am- pecially Is Intended for June St., Keyport, a migration spe- Want to Cut ple to meet the needs of most brides. "Their honeymoon cialist, was among those who eligible applicants, Mr. Tyson trips should be over, he said, attended a workshop, "0 o m- Your Auto said. and these 'new wives' are munlty Leadership in Inter- Insurance Costs? These loans are for the pur- back to work with a brand group Relations," which was chase of farm equipment, live- new name on the payroll." In held at the Rutgers University stock, feed, seed, fertilizer and fact, continued Mr. Bass, If summer session from July H- other Items needed to operate you were married In June or 20. a farm. Refinancing of secur- any other month of the year The workshop was sponsored ed debts under some circum- and plan to continue working by the Rutgers School of Edu- stances also is provided for. on a Job covered by the Soc- cation, and tho Division No specific allotment was re- ial Security law, you should Against Discrimination, State ceived for farm housing loans, see to it that your new name Department of Education and Mr. Tyson said, although he Is Is on your Social Security the National/Conference of confident that there will - be card. Christians and- Jews. It was ample finds to take care of designed for' persons from community organizations, so- eligible borrowers. TLese are All social security 'nsurancc Piece cial work, .aw enforcement or Electric made only on farms which payments depend upon an in- government to Improve under- produce a substantial part of dividual's wage record, Mr. the operator's cash Income standing of lntcrgroup rela- Bass pointed out, and your tions problems and to learn and are for the construction wage record will be correct on- and repair of farm houses and up-to-date techniques useful In ly If you notify our office if their solution. other essential buildings. They your change of name. Having Hair Cutting Topics explored Included tho are repayable over periods up done that, you will receive a to 33 years. nature of prejudice, the serv- new Social Security Card with ices community ugcnclcs ren- Funds for long-term farm your married name but with real estate loans, refinancing der, and the Influence of com- the same Social Security num- munity Institutions on Inter- Why pay for tba "other follow'*" debts, purchase or enlarge- ber you always have used. .~ careless drivlnf? SlnU Farm group relations. - Kims to Jnaar* only "car* To I ment of farms, establishment "Remember," declared Mr. driver*"—the kind who haw of irrigation systems and oth- Bass, "the little card with fewer accident* aiuTfewer claim. er permanent conservation nine digits always must agree You can rely on S(at« Farm for aound protection at reasonable measures are quite limited Mr. with the records of the Social ntm. Call ma, 1 may t» abU Tyson said. Security Administration. to aave you money! He pointed out that all Therefore, If you lose your Mwtk kM*|NTIMTE FARM feat Farmers Homo Administra- card, or If you change your BOTTLED tion loans arc made only to name, get In touch with the farmers who are unable to se- Social Secirlty office In Perth cure adequate credit at terms Amboy. They will help you they can repay from their get a new card showing your bank or co-operative crtd it correct name, with the same GAS source. Social Security number." Robert A. Orr You Get Clean, Quick 10J BIT Avenue One of the largest untapped sources of electricity for mak F-S4 Thunderjet To Be Heat For Cooking Union 'Beach Ing aluminum Is In C a n a d a. Shown At Sayre Woods KBrport 7-50J! which currently Is using only Prompt, Efficient 22 per cent of Its available hy A F-M Tbunderjet, which droelectrlc power was used as a fighter bomber Service „ In •Corca, will be on display to- day, tomorrow and Saturday it the fiayre Woods Shopping Planning A Vacation ? Center on Route 9 at Ernston KEYPORT GAS (0. rid., Madison Township, by The aircraft, wblcb will be mounted on a trailer, will be open for Inspection by the pub- Steamship Or Plane lic. Joint «ponw>r« are ttl« 8»yre Woods Merchant Associ- KLYPORT LUMBER 1 rompt Reservations ation and the lOStb Fighter In- terceptor Group, New Jersey BROWN TRAVEL BUREAU Air Nitloml Quard. Day Calls: Vallcj C-4MI Braid WM. Keypoft til Bmltb Rt. Nl»hl CaJtat Enjoj oneo» America* great 17 W. IRONT ST., KEYPORT Perl* Amber Her part T-««M freedom*. Attend tbo church ot jour choice lhl» weekend. Thrills And Spills In Hurdle Racing At Monmouth ten Brown Keyport Girl Water Ski Expert Auxiliary Fleet Stadium Races <;• Review Planned With Pete Fr a z e e on the Advance units of the U. S. Page Ten July 25, 1951 sidelines, nursing burns be re- loast Guard Auxiliary from ceived when his car caught be northern area of the Third fire In a plleup, Lenny Brown, Hstrict will begin arriving at the Lambertville flyer, toot t Monmoiilli Oaks, over tbe spotlight over the olnt Pleasant Beach tomor weekend at Old Bridge Stadi- ;ow for the Auxiliary's annual um. He won the Senator •endezvous. Some 3000 Auxlli- $50,000 Race, Next Forbes sweepstakes Friday irlsts and their families are The distaff side will continue and came bock to take the 25- to prevail In Monmouth Park lap test on Sunday night. ixpected to take in the'tnree- features in racing during tbe In the races named for tbe lay event, which will end Sun- next week. The $50,000 added GOP gubernatorial nominee. ay. Dockage facilities are De- Monmouth Oaks for three-year- Ed soden, Red Bank, the 1955 ng provided for some 300 vis- old fillies, a. mile and one- track champion, led until the iting Auxiliary cralt. eighth event, will be contested :2th Isp when it was neces- Saturday. On Wednesday tbe sary to halt the race because Gov. Robert B. Meyner has annual Sorority "Stakes, a slx- the ear driven by Tommy El- proclaimed Saturday as U. 8 furlongr event for two-year-old liott. Florida pilot, ramme Coast Guard Auxiliary Day fillies with $20,000 added, will the guard rail. The machine throughout the state in -ora- , be contested. was wrecked and blocked the memoratlon of the rendezvous Rear Adm. H. C. Perkins. :T6p welsbt in the Momnouth track but Elliott was not in- Oaks is 121 pounds, with non- jured. Commander of the Third Coast winners of $10,000 this year al- Guard District, and the Hon. • lowed four pounds and non- On tbe restart Soden was Frank T. Walsh, Judge of New winners of a sweepstake, eight challenged by Bill Pfister, Jersey'a Navigational Court, pounds. Last year- tha event Eatontown, who passed him are among the many C a t a t was won by Claiborne Farm'< only to spin out seconds later Guar- and civilian officials Levee, . In front of the other 18 closely Who will participate in the -?lairborne Is entering Bayoi following cars. three-day program. , this year, a sister to Levee . Soden's car also spun and to BO all out tbe rest of the The rendezvous will feature Bayou was "in the money fleet review. In which 13 di- Ai the Monmouth Park racing leison enters Its final state, hurdle racing tskei a promin- way, Pfister finishing sixth nine times last year but won visions representing four her 12th start. This year th ent place on the program. A number of too top hurdle horses from this country and foreign and Soden seventh. states will participate; a re- horse came in the money five strandu will appear In tho Midsummer Hurdle Handicap, a $20,009 added event Aug. X. In the . Brown took tbe lead at that times, then won two over picture above It was a photo finish as two horses went over the last hurdle virtually as one. point and went on to win with ception for Adm. Perkins ai nights, and capped the climax Bill McCarthy, Rumson, a win- the Beacon Manor Hotel, ant ner twice In recent weeks, fin- a dinner-dance at Sea Girt Inn by winning the Acorn at Bel Raiitan Playoff Ml» Barbara Slovens, Broad St., Eejport, h one of the mont Park and the Delawan ishing second. Al DeAngelo, or Auxlllnrlsts and their Stall Space For Boat Trailer Long Island, was third and reasons why water (kilns Is enjoying a sharp rise In popular- wives. Oaka. At • special meeting of ity this season. Mils Slovene, Intercollegiate Women's Cham- Market Basket, the highly- Bob Mal.zahn, Miami, fourth. pion at the University of Miami In 1955, placed third In the The elubrooms'of New 3«t- the Earltan Township Little There was no winning time touted horse from the coast, Famed Dancers League Monday, it was de- Safety Stressed women's Slalom championships belt! that year In Cypress Gar- sey Yacht Sales, Inc., will bt due to the accidents. dens, Fla. The Keyport girl also performed on water skis for headquarters for tbe rendez- was kept out of the Miss Wood- With great pride, Owner rmlned by • recapitulation Safety tips for the boat own- ford Saturday, so seems I Heat races were captured by three years at Gulfatream Park racetrack and has appeared on vous. Auxiliary craft will be Fred Fatzler announces a re- of the season's results Uwt er who transports bis craft to the Arlene Francis Home TV show as well as Arthur J3oifrey'« sure starter in the Oaks. Thl the Garden Parkway Homes Boden, Brown and DeAngelo docked by divisions In the quest for stall space by tbe water by automobile trailer TV program. Manasquan River from the horse has an impressive rec- team still has a chance to were Issued today by the AAA while Joe Karanowskl, South ord at Hollywood Park and famous four-member Dancer River, took the consolation Route 35 bridge west to Clark's family for the impending har- beat out the West Keanj- Automobile Club of Central Santa Anita. bnrg Fir* Co. team for (he event. Karanowskl was kept !•«•«•»•• Landing. ness racing season opening at New Jersey. Pointing out that championship. out of the feature race with Tender service, first aid fa- The horses with short prices Freehold Raceway, Thursday more than 780,000 boat trailers on them who suffered the In engine trouble. cilities, and other services will afternoon, Aug. 8. II was assumed last week were in use by the nation's dignity Saturday of seeing the after West Keansburr n d motorists last year, Frank J. Bill Farry, Belmar, started operate from rendezvous head- 2J-1 Mrs. Hellen run away The Dancer clan consists of beaten Haclet Fire Co., 1-0, Qulnn,, secretary-manager of last in the 20-car novice race ••••••••••••••••••Mi quarters. Free' bus service will . with the Miss Woodford a 1 Stanley, Vernon and Harold, hi a mighty pitchers' duel the AAA- Automobile Club of and .won it handily for his KEYPORT BEARS1 follow- Ensign Ace, to name Just a be provide"- f o r rendezvous have been nominated for tbe sr., brothers, and Harold's 2D between Ruffy Sachs, WK, Central New Jersey, said .that fourth straight victory. The ers feel that an outstanding ac- few. These are • Freehold guests, through tbe coirtesy t Oaks and will have - chance 'ear-old son, Sonny, Vernon and Lefty Santer, Ballet, oat hauling presents certain rookie tace was halted in the complishment of their Little horses from years past, now the Greater j- Point Pleasant tnd the father-son combina- to redeem themselves, if their that the championship had irlvlng and safety problems third lap when the car driven League team as. a first-year racing In $3000 races (they Chamber of Commerce, which tion will be regulars through owners elect to enter them at been decided. But the re- ie listed the following sugges- by Mite Tracy, Harrison, roll- organization is lost sight of be- never had it so good). The was Instrumental in h a v 1 n g he meeting but the Interna- <«Jesing_tIme tomorrow. They beck Monday showed dif- Jons for trailer owners: ed over on Its roof. Tracy was cause the club's overall sea- "big name" horses and driv the rendezvous come to Point are the favored Homanita. of tionally known Stanley, who ferently. not hurt. son record is one of more loss- Pleasant Beach this yea,r". loes a lot of touring to drive 1. Drive at moderate speeds ers definitely have not come . Reverie Knolls Farm: Charl- Garden Parkway Homes Three cars caught fire dur- es than wins in Bayshore Lea- tan Clay's Leallah; William <3. in big stake events around the irhlle towing. Modern trailers back, to Yonkers Raoeway and had a game to play off with ing tbe evening but each of the gue play. They acknowledge the Yonkers race lists must be Lord dr^gor, a recent win Hells' Light "N Lovely,' Mrs. :ountry, will see action wheri- ire designed to withstand fires was extinguished without Union Park last night. If that the Bears have had some filled out. Our only thought is, ner at Monmouth Park in the Adele Rutchlck's Miss Blue iver he is in the area. tlgh-speed operation, but If incident. colors of Melvln H. : BchloB- hey were victorious, they iometblng should go amiss, kind of a twist that has kept how are these.owners going:to Jay, and Leslie Combs H's Stanley and Vernor have a Brown took the lead on the berg, has been named for the 1 could claim a playoff game ;here Is less danger of damag- them from doing much when take to coming back to Free- Spring Tune and Miss Fleet- ireeding farm In New Egypt. with West Kcansburg Fire 24th lap in .winning the 25-lap Sapling stakes on Aug. 7, final ing the boat at slower speeds. they ran up against a Mata- hold to race for $1000 or $800? wqod, John S. Krose will have larbld and his youthful off- 'o. West Kcansburg also feature race Sunday, For the day of the meeting. Trainer Marullah going again. prlng rear their stock at wari or a Cliffwood team. But Will they come back? Should had a game to play wltb 2. A trailer and boat can add diminutive former midget and pitted against a Keyport team, Bernard. P. Bond has high New '.'blood!' for the race be- Uplmdel, The quartet nil got Keansburg Park but it was considerable weight to your sprint car driver, who has the "big name", owne.rs and p heir start at Freehold Race- they were -a''different' ball hopes for the Cosmic B o m b ' , sides Bayou and Market Bas- onsidered unlikely tbe moving vehicle. Allow a great- been a star In stock car racing drivers be so satisfied else colt. •".-;. ;•".••' vay and have watched It grow distance for passing be- club. So much so that their fol- ket: are Evening Time, owned arkers could affect tho out- for the last five years, it was lowers point out that last where that they do not return by Darby Dan Farm; Main nto ono of the most modern ausc tbe car will accelerate his third major victory of tbe :ome by upsetting their week's 8-1 win over the Raid- for Roosevelt Raceway's open- A Walter Reade Theatre Chance Farm's Blue Goddess; aytlme standard-bred plants lore slowly. You also should season at the Old Bridge towerful neighborhood ri- ers after that team had beat- ing, these same horses would • William H. Perry's Alaneslan: the nation. "We owe some ount on a slightly longer stop- track. als. Hsilet had to iieet the en the Cardinals, 8-7, put the be moved on to fill In pro- Roslyn Farm's Miss Llghtfoot rt of allegiance to Free- ip-nnd-comlng Post 4303 ilng distance. Karanowskl streaked out In grams at the OlaV Westbury, and C. V. Whitney's Mug). old," chimed the quartet. Bears and Cardinals tied nt rTW team In their finale. 3. Allow extra room for the front of the 25-car field at the 6-3 on records of K e y p o r t L. I., track. What would Free Frost, As many as 15 horses Racing Secretary George Children Under 12 Free trailer when turning corners start and led for the first three teams against KeyjJdrf'tfiafn'S. hold do for torses then? are likely to go to the post in !n§lcn will allot stall area to ind when passing other vehl- laps. Jerry Morese, Newark, Box Office Opens 7:00 the event. ;he foursome this week and Indeed, the Bears' fans want a lea on the road. then took over and built up a playoff game with tbe cardin- FRANKANTTNE. the old- immediately they will a t ft 11 Thnrs. Frl. July 25-26 The Sorority Stakes will hore Skippers 4. Avoid sudden stops, as long lead. • -• . als on Keyport Day to settle time Monmoutb Park favor- have a pair of Monmoutb training their horses for get- McCarthy and Brown waged Cornel Wilde & Donna Seed iway day. It is quite possible ho trailer may jack-knife in the Keyport team champion- ite now owned by Harold County horses In well-regard- the same fashion as large sensational duel for second Dolnn, Keyport, made h 1 s ed roles. They are Carolyn K that Stanley's schedule will Dominate Series ship for 1057.1 Tho donations "Beyond Mombasa" truck trailers sometimes do, place with Brown, late in the received at the^ame pould be second start of tbe year — Plus — Stable's Dance Card and Co- make him available for an ap- Shore area' Comet skippers grind. ptLKBlne McCarthy and pearance on opening day. Dur- 5. Make s M t o the ttuWot used against the 1958 bats and . 1h«ri)dtty.. Thu horse,, b. a a '.. . Sparry Sullivan lonlal Farm's Mom's Pol. The laminated the New Jersey, hitch is tight. A loose hitch 'going after Morese. .been in bad, condition since. latter horse Is of tho chorlsh- ing- the SO-cfoy meeting [ITBt balls expenses of the Keyport "Dragoon Wells 'omct Territorial Regatta, at will onuso annoying: backlash Morese held on to the lead Little League. We only ask the the Maryland season last ad Scoboyvllle stock. lost will be at 2 p.m. Dally until the 24th lap when both loublo windows close 15 mln- is Rarltan Yacht Club over when stopping and starting powers-that-be of the Cardin- year and there was nothing Massacre" Other horses nominated of Backlash also can cause tbe Brown and McCarthy thunder- about his first start of the particular notice aro Berna- :tes earlier. e weekend, seven of them als to take note and congratu- hitch to break or unlatch. ed by him. McCarthy finished year to disprove this. But Bat. One Day Only dotte Stables Kapltor, James inlshlng among the top 10 and second and Morese third. The late Manager Bob Strang and 6. For all but the lightest Coaches Bill Pease, Bill Friday Frankantlne showed Audio Murphy Cox Brady's Lament, Circle ag Team Wrestling ualifylng tor the National rallers and boats, the hitch winning time was 10 minutes, a good recovery. He went off Strang and George Olsen for M Farm's In Step, W. C. Free- 'omet Regitta to be held at ihould be attached to the car's 22 seconds. at 9 to 2, a third choice in "To Hell And Back" At Asbury Armory a great first-year Job, as well man's Nordeen, Main Chance tlantic Highlands Sept. 5-1. inme, not just the bumper, Ken Marlott, former Mary- the betting ot Narragansett And Farm's Jet's Reward, C. V. as Al Caruso and Irv Nus- Ramon Lopez, a newcomer Ed Ryan, of tho Shrewsbury 7. A safety chain between and state champion, won the Park, Pawtucket, R. I., to John Wayne Whitney's Big Brush and ailing and Yacht Club won ;he car and trailer Is reguirea qualifying heat and was re baum, the other first year Big Force, an odds-on favor- George D, Wdener's Early nd leading wrestler from managers of the league. "Fort Apache" South of the Border, Is team- he final race Sunday after in some states. The chain Is garded as one of the favorites ite, and Stephen M, a 4-1 sec- Bloom, In the feature. The southern ... d rlth Miquel Torres, on Fri- finishing sixth and third In Intended to prevent a runaway ond pick. Stephen M won the Sun.-Mon.-Tues, Saturday's two races to .win in case of hitch failure, but star, however, was boxed in race in a round-the-track ay night ttt the Asbury Park July 28-29-30 can become a liability If not through the first half of the LOU NANNA, who organ- battle with Big Force, but Armory to meet Glno Gari- ho regatta with 107ft polnls, Rock Hudson properly attached. It should race and could _do_.no,, better ized and Is managing the the interesting part a bo ut baldi and Angelo Savoldl, Ro- oser Low, Atlantlo H 1 g h- Holmdel Arrows team In the land Hlnes, promoter, an ands Yacht Club, the defend- have just enough slack to al- thnn score a close ur fourth. Frankantlne is that he could "Something Of low tho trailer to turn freely, Other heat winners were Mc- Rarltan Bnyshore Junior bo as far back as ninth In a nounces. Lopez Is making a hit ing champion, was second League, went back Into the Value" In his* first American appr -. ith 103 ft polnt3 after finlsh- and be short enough so that Carthy and Soden while Mor- X2-horse race at the quarter .he trailer will not bo able! to ese took the consolation. Par- past, {or the namo of the pole and still come on to fin- Also nnce and has chosen a good ng sixth Sunday, and B o I nliib. Lou In. his ,'ounger Dean Martin sturdy partner In T o r r » ales, Oreen Pond Y a o h t swerve If the hitch comes ry scored his seventh straight ish third. He was outdriving apart. victory In the novice race. days, placed with tlie Astot- tho other horses at tho fin- Their opponents, Savoldl and Club, third Sunday, was third ia Arrows, one of the strong '10,000 Bedrooms" Garibaldi, have been v e >• • n the final standings wltb 102 8. Stop and tall1 lights'are re- Tho next racing program at ish, so he looks all right for July 24 thru 2T semi-pro outfits for which the balance of his racing Extra Ever; Friday Pat Boone, In sucocsstul as a learn and wll oints. quired in moat states. Lights Old Bridge will be Friday the Brooklyn-Queens-L o n B give Lopez and Torres a tea mounted on the trailer may night, days as a four-year-old. Rip- 1 Hour Of Cartoon* "BERNARDINE" Dave Kingston, Shrewsbury Island Cltv nrea was famous over is the horse giving Dol- Plus Midnight Show battle. This bout and Austral was reventh Sunday and fourth become immersed in water a generation ago. Lou was a cincmascopc-color Ian Tag Team Match requ'res when the boat is lnunched. Re- an concern now. He ran out the standings with 102 Report Golf Match southpaw pitcher for the out- in his last two starts and his Wednesday Night Is plus two out of three falls to win. pain's; Robbie Robinson, movable stop and tail lights on fit ono of wlicso players was "QUN DUEL legs are in bad shape. In tho semi-final tho oleve Shrewsbury, slipped to 12th tho back of the boat are pre-Of Hilficker, Howard Tony Cucchlnello, long a big "Swap Night" in DURANQO" Sunday for lOD'A points; Ar ferred by most trailer owners league star with the Chicago Brine Anything To July 2B thru 301h Larry Simon is matched with Records were broken Mon- Trade Including the French-Canadian musol Miller, Raritnn, eighth for 8 0. Use reflectors or reflect- Cubs and who is today a "MAMMOTH" PARK, g 1 v "LUST FOR LIFE" ing tapo as clearance markers day morning on the lush coach tor the Chicago White ing It the. Inflection Its nam The Kitchen Sink man, Adrian Balllorgean. points: Hank ' 'Utcnberger, "FUN FOE ALL" . with Kirk Douglas Shrewsbury, fourth, Sunday 0 on the back of tho trailer or greens ami fairways of the Sox. The Holmdel Arrows bears in Down Neck, Newark, Two other bouts complet Beacon Hill Qolf and Country plu« Friday night's wrestling car points; Buzzy Garrison, Rarl boat. They will give you some team largely is made up of is amply holding its own in FREE Plargronndf protec'~n it your tail lights Club In a long awaited match boys aspiring to be Keyport this first summer of d 1 r e c Free Ponj Bides "Kentucky Rifle" nt the Asbury Park Armory. an, 87 points; Larry Waters playoff between Fred Hilficker Box office opcD fi;3D Aldo Vonturl Is out to beat the Shrewsbury, second Sunday burn out or become discon- High baseball players. (continued on page eleven) nected. and Charles Howard, both o Charlcj All'CCO, a KHR res jj>-| Orlnl Ilio Children tough Soldier Barry and Duk D4 points, and Guy Van Ness Keyport. Charles Miller kepi Livingston will tnko on Arnol Atlnntlo Highlands, flftli Sun- 10. If your boat Is so large ular, heads the roster, with ""riMI o « r I y fabulous the official card for the 18- John and cbnrles Meglio. PLAY.AREA Skanlnnd. Tho opening b o u day, 82 points. that It obscures the turn slg holo go-round. will start promptly at 0 p.m. Thoro wore 38 boats ontore nals on the roar of your enr Vlnce Branslforte, Michael AIR CONDITIONEp X you cither should Install turn Ho claimed the' record Allocco, Jud Thorne, Ernie ,n the regatta. Tho prevloui breaking 102 temperature was If you need printing of an; signals on the bnck of tho Bade, Russ Zellnskl, Lou weekend Rynn won tho R e even surpassed by tho century GARDEN STATS PARKWAY kind, wo aro hero to eorvo you trailer or give visible hand slg. Naima, Jr., looking forward Grant Regatta for Comets a' mark swipes of the protagon Our quick service and reason nals. to KHS berths. Rich Chap- TOLL FUSE FROM UNION tho Rarltan club. ists. Howard gave his oppon nblo prlcns will ploaso you. man pitches, and batting ent something to work on Tho National U. 8. N n v a star la Art Abbnzla, former EXPORT STRAW MCOSS Pet Show, Fair when he came In with a par on Medical Center's library a Matawan High player, who n 5O0-yard hole but b 1 w it was too busy with studies to Bothesda, Md., houses m o r To Be Held Sepr. 14 when he nlned a 105 yarder. Phone 7-0452 Where Comfort Adds to tnioyment than 37,000 medical books try out for the NYU team. Journals, and pamphlets. Tho pet show and (air, an The team is clnlmlng by tor- Today Tomorrow Saliutlaj July 25-26-17 nual event of the Monmouth Freehold Track Is felt a game with the Union Continuous Saturday starting 1:4s P.M. BEAUTIFUL County Orgnnlr.atlon (or Social Bench Lions'Sunday, as the Sorvlco, will bo held ip Satur- Readying For Season Lions failed to show up at day, Sept. 14 ai tho Uoimdoi the Arrows field, Just south PA1 drape Farm, Miss Laura Tbo oldest harness race of the bend on Telegraph Harding, prosldcnt of MCOS3, track In the United States is Hill Rd. They play Bund ay BERNARDINE announced today. the destination for loaded afternoons. COtO« bt OtlUXI Tho ovent. which each year horse vans from all 40 states ntlracts thousands of chlldrc, The tincst of pacers and *,rov QNEIWASCOPE tcrs aro converging on the and adults, Is staged to raise FREEHOLD RACEWAY'S . Plus Special Featarette "Peep Adventure" Freehold Raceway for a urea 1957 opening Is one week away (unds for the MCOS3 visiting Sunday Monday Tuesday July 28-19-30 BOB HOPE % MILES nurse sorvlce. A day-lone sche- season of harness racing, Aug and a very novel situation ex- PAULDOUGLAS dule of events Is being artang Gth la opening day tor Ihe 1957;ists, due to the recent strike ot Continuous Sunday Starting 1:45 P.M. crj by a Inrgo committee, with season and racing continues owners and horsemen against OCEANPORT, N. J. ailwlan «•< link t Uat Iruick dally, except Sunday, u n 11 the size of purses offered at less than 3 miles horn Garten Slate Pky.. Tutnoll #105 the morning devoted to Judg ing of pets of every typo an Oct. 12th. Yonkcrs Raceway. Tho track s I ee. Ponr rldco, children's Tho finest of pacers and trot called It a "boycott" when the RACING thru Aug. 7 names, exhibits, sales of horn tcrs will bo contending for leading horses pulled out and left Yonkers with os few ns Enjoy Amertca'i flneit thoroughbred racing (n tnndo foods produce, t r a s b honors, new race records and and trensuro and r.umcrou purses. This highly compe'l three and tour first line horses ipacioui ii/rroundlngi, braeze-twept by the tBBIUII(Vllinn nearby Atlantic Ocean. Outdoor and Indoor other features aro scheduled, tlvc rivalry should produce to mutch In P rncc. Last wer>) many new trncli records and Yonkers Raceway ran space Dlnnerware To The Ladles Everr Man. & Tuts. dintna lerratei,. , handy cafetorla hlgli atop Present olnns call for the PIIM Selected Bhort RiiblccU the grondttond . •: comfortable loungei and JudKlng of best in show and driving favorites. nd!> In mutri'Loiltan paper convenient etcalatort . . , Ico water drinking dos obedience classes In t h thanking the public for stand Next Week Wta Thru Sat July 31 lo Anr. I fountains... plenty of room la walk around. altcrnoon this year. Mrs. Al With five victories on tho Ing by ^nd announcing the Continuous flaturdar Starting I:«5 P.M. bort Smith, Mtadlcto"Jn Town 30th day of tho ourrent Men "boycott" had been broken PARKING fOR MORE THAN 17,000 CADS ship, is chnlrmnn of the p o mouth Park meeting, Apprcn and all was back to "normal.' Cent Urn. »l.to, In bicl. CriNdrw not admltlea show and Mrs. Allison L. s tied Howard Grant showed 4' Maybe- things are "normal" STAKES RACES... Stern Bcoboyvlllo, and Mrs wins which Is a raster p a o e but attendance Saturday was 18.800 agnlnst 31.000 on Satur Laurence MONMOUTH 6AKS ' William Mtathows, Now than was being sot a year ago by Sam Boulmctls, when be days two months ago. Also the 150,000 XdJid Shrewsbury, aro In chargo o Onvfer ,g arrangements for tho lair. topped the Monmoutb rider program Is repleto with such SORORITY STAKIS with n Brand total nt 57 win entries as Prlnoo llcrmac, MIS! Dean Patch, Toadies I 120.000 Aerror on Jimmy the championship Cltffwood Angels and the second place Mataivan Terriers all the way. With tliut Zenl could, keep Uio Hit- Mr. und Mrn, Charles John- bat. Bryan Jackson singled Carhart's grounder. They aod- Kobus, Hoble Johnson and lEd- a standout pitcher or two they cooia have zone places, as they were one of the top bnttlnc ters suppressed as ho walked ward Lawton, son, Mr. mul Mrs, Larry John- and Stultz scored him with e another in the fifth on Bill teams of the league. eight men and hit a batsmnn son, Mr, and Mrs. Thomas triple. The Blue Bees tied it In Oelfer's triple and Dennis Hal- \ The lineups (left to right!: Seated on ground in front — John Nelson, batboy. Kneeling — to give EnRllshtown their runs, Lawton was high s o o r c r MncDonald, Dr. B. A. Pel n- among the Indian Hill bowmen the second on Nicky Faulhab- oran's single. George Klmball, Irwln Hayes, Jimmy Nlcora, RIchio Lewis, James Melna, Johnny Sickles, Zenl never was extended aft- man, Miss Diubuta Sloven*, er's triple and an infield out. Derek, VanSyckle, Terry Iledeepath. Standing — Manager Irv Nusbaum, Bob Walker, Ed Kcbu- with 210 for 21! targets. Tho Paul Na\mhton, Alex C r a I «, The .Braves gained their ber, Jimmy Walker, Billy Andrews, George Nicol, Dickie Walker, and Tom Noddlngs, coach. er the second Inning when Ills totnl Is considered vory good The home side went way winning markers in their half mates gave him four runs de Mr. nncl Mia. Alvln Oalcnkl, ahead in the third. Winkle Dennis Nucclo, a. sduad member, was absent when this picture was taken. In tournament clvcleR, tho club f the fifth off Geiger who had rived from Dave Gregory's reported, and Lnwton received Reed, Blue Bees pitcher, aid- replaced Jones on the mound throo-bngger with the, b a s o s Allan MncDonald, coach of ed his own cause with a home Ings to defeat the Matawan Ti- recognition from other clubs or the Raiders. Errors did the londcd. Memdlnl tripled with participating. lied Bank Cntnolla Wish run with two men on base to damage. Oanz's double scored gers 10-9. The Cllffwood An- the bases londod in tho follow- School tt'Mils ttam, brought put Adelphla ahead, 4-1, Steneck who had gotten on via gels recovered from their up- LITTLE LEAGUE BOX SCORES ing inning to mftko tho score Bowmen Club President the team as hits Rucsts, and Koppenberger li a s received Not to be outdone by his an error. Then a missed throw set at the hands of the Ter- it hopeless 100 against Eng- presented thorn with t li o I r to get Ganz let that Braves Ushtown. word that Uio club's n e w trophies for winning Uia Cen- pitching rival, Stultz uncorked riers last week to take it out Keyport Cardinals (4) Matawan Tigers (9) player gallop home with the course nt HUlorcst' Hills )i a s tral Jersey Tcnrls Lea sue a home run In the top of the ab r ab r (131 winning tally. on the Matawan Blue Jays, Matawan Oriole boon Inspected and approved fourth that traveled 325 feet Fitzgerald, rf 4 0 an Sickle, ss 0 ab r h tournament for tho third con- 15-6. by tho Nnllonnl Field Archery secutive year. Tlio toam con- It brought la two runs, as The Raiders big uprising in nefcson, cf 4 1 ewis, c 0 Moser, ss 3 o 1 Association and that the olub Pete Rothenberg had just the last inning started with The Tigers-Terriers game lothenberg.o huber, lb Flerros, If 2 1 1 now mn'y conduct ulflolnlly sisted of nichard Emory, Den- walked. The Keyport team let wait to Joe French. Tom Ge-was something out of the or- tultz, p Walker, p Smutko, If 2 0 0 sanctioned state tourneys. nis Lynch, Color Carton, Mat- a golden opportunity slip away yas was safe and French ad- Icora, If tlmw lluffcln, and olub mem- dinary in that the Tigers scor- ipatosky, 3b Bowie, lb 4 1 0 Tile club also received wovd later in the inning. Two walks vanced when a fly was drop- Brown, lb Melna. 3b Mendlnl, e 4 S 2 ber Paul Nauuliton, end Dave Slegel's double filled ped hi the outfield. Carhart ed seven runs in the fifth inn- iayes, of- that tho 10th World Archery On July 10 » party waa hold Slegel, 2b Zenl, p 5 3 2 Tournament hold In Piaguo, y py the bases with only one out. grounded out, the runnercoa- ing and still could not win it. Mullancy, U Walker, 2b L. Qarlto, 2b, 3b 10 on .the court lovtfto clnldrim" Reed showed bis class in thl: vanclng. Both scored when Czechoslovakia, ended Sunday under ffl They were'trailing, 6-2, when Robedee, ssl ledgepatb, 2b Szymanakl, of 2 9 with an overwholmlnii Amerl- ' tight spot by bearing down to Jone's fly got away from the they came to bat In that frame Vndrews, rt Oregory, rt menta were served on t h» Braves outfielders. An error a i onn aweci) of tho Intornatlonal Imvn between tennis play, Mrs, fan' Hal Kobedee and forcing but Jim Nlcora, Irwln Hayes, 28 4 7 Sickles, rf Wilson, 3b contest, Competing asnlnst 12 • Terry Fitzgerald to roll out to on Geiger's grounder put Adelpbla Blue Bees (5) 0 0 Ltivty Joliuson and Mm. Jones and that batter both In John Sickles, Bob Walker and M. Welatetd, 3b 0 0 otlior nations, the United * jetire the side. ab r h ' 39 » II Churlos Dlftcndarfor, Jr., ns- scoring position with only one Derek VanSyckle all hit safely States' toam not only won nted Mrs. Woltors, ' The Keyport team tied the lerken, lb 1 2 M»Uw»n Blue Jays (8) SI 13 8 evory Individual tltlo In tho out. Day then showed hlB class in a row end the Terriers con- Tho ohlldipi) present were \;J~1 score in the fifth on Jackson's .lacher, 2b t 1 abr h Eniilihtowa Wain, Force (3) men's and ladles' division but by bearing down to fan Bob Reed, p Carol, Blevle and Nnnoiy John.«—*•': bit, a walk, an error and Rapolla and Rog Dane for the tributed three errors to con- i a cTbene, is, p abr h two American competitors al- State's long sacrifice Ily to vert the score to 9-8 for the HcQovern, c 0 o irown, o so omorired as overall winners ton, Pat nnd Wnyne Dlflcii.^L^ final outs. Faulhaber, 3b T. O'Rourke, is 2 0 0 deifer, Tom and Juno Koder- %% right. Adelphla filled the base Tigers. 1 t lucclo, If, R. Barr, 3b 3 0 0 ,n tho comUnoil rating. with two outs In tnelr half o Rarltan Bay Lions, in t b e last, cf o Morrell, 3b film, Oulc Hose, David Knuil- later stages of the season, one lulsnrt, rt A. Barr, p, 3b 4 0 0 In the first event, on Sun-sen, all of Mlildletown: Kntliy the fifth but Stultz .set down Bui the Terriers pulled It o Ferrlne, lb P. Naylor, 3b, p 110 day's cards, O, IC, Smathern, of the tougher teams of the ennlngs, rf et», c, lb 1'lUlmoim, l.lnda Umanuky, the last roan on a roller. The out. Joe LePera, Butchle Scul- 0 Yonas, of 10 0 Brovnrd, N, C established n Tom and Ililun Moora, Huann Keyport team had a final league, bested the Keyport laker. If. Tremper, 2b ly, Al Depoilta and- Dave imltb, ss 0 Lewis, rf 2 0 0 world record In tho men's 60- chance to win in the sixth Bears Saturday at KHS field, Setgel. It mctci' distance contual. with a Bmlth, Knthloen -anynor'- and 8-2. Charley Collard, who had Carnes all hit safely consecu- 1 Kay. 3b R, Nftylsr, 3b 2 0 0 Muureoii Andrews, i when Joe Mullaney's s I n g 1 J, O'Rourke, o . 3 10 aooic of 570 polntii, and Fitzgerald's two-bagge stood the Lions on their heads tively and Ron Sickles swept 28 5 7 larrett, cf In pitching for the Bears In ililliukl, rf Taylor, It 110 Mrs. Robert Mpinhnrt, Plttn- put men In scoring position the bases with a triple to spill Score by Innings: buruli, won the womeii'H 5a the first meeting between the Keyport Cardlala 100 210 0-4 with two out. Reed again tenms, was no match for them the tigers. 50 3 0 and 30 metor competition, Looking It Over showed his steadiness In the Adelphla-Blue Bees 013 000 1-5 26 9 7 while ,'o«o|)h Fries,' I^ou Anuo- Saturday. Except that with Other games of a more sen- Kejport Braves (51 Score by Innlnri: (contlnund from pngp ten) clinch by fanning the ever- men on bases, he did a very ICH, wan dim In vim mnn'B 30- compotltlon with Ddtnoni dangerous JackBon lor the fi- sational type were the f Ir st \ ab Matawan Tigers 050 004—0 Mineral Clubs Field meter contest. creditable Job In holding down Trolian, c 2 Park, Heinloforo Iho track nt nal out" His mates finally re- the scoring. victory of the season for the Matawan Blue Jays 200 010—0 Mrs, Mclnhart and SmaUlern 1 Clllfwood Angels Ooeanport novel lifts had to warded him in the seventh. Keyport Braves, the continued Hoff, ss a Trip To Pennsylvania omorsod tin world tthainploiin In context with moi'o than t li • Paul Soltys started for the Steneck, cf 3 DaVe Opatosky was slated to tie games between the Tigers 1 Members of the Newark the combined rating ol all B o v e I y churmt of burl for the home side in th Lions and Louis Tomasello Dlmick, lb z Ptal, rf events of tho four-day world pitched the last three innings. and the Blue Jays and the Smith, ss Mlnernloglcol Society pnd tho Aqueiluot and Jamaica In Its' — crucial t(lt Wednesday. If th( Ganz,, 2b a tournament. midsummer neasnn. There Jack Kerner got. the Lions on Rarltan Bay Lions late season Day, p 2 Collins, 3b Mtnercl and Clem Club of Mon- Cards won that game, a toss o! mouth County went on a field wero rnlHKlvlttiia thai "beauti- their way with a homer in the surge that engulfed the Key- Merlnsky, 3b i Flynn, cf the coin would decide t b second. Hits by Vic Youncofskl Lewis, rf Szyartl, lb trip to Denver, Pa., and Bluo Hooka On Halo ful" Monmoulh (whero you place for the rtfbber game. port Bears Saturday. 2 Ball, Pa,, Sunday. Tito Township Of Mittawan can RUL no lioautltully broke) and Harold Lynch with two on The Tigers and Blue Jays larhart, If Mendolla, o The other Little L e a g u 0 History Book will bi on aivlo would loflo atmtoin when torn- in the third Increased the RBLcontinued to have difficulty in LewandowskI, U Howard, p It was a mystory trip ar- unlll October at Ann'n Dakcry. teams break into the toume lead, but the Bears drew close 0 Batson, 2b ed lo FIUICV up ftKAlnat tho to* settling the Issue between ranged by Michael Kldsub, IU- North ConcourM, Millwood nvodnlnd tilenanoo ol the UeU ' &n Monday. ,Union,Beach Lions lti their bait of the frame 20 >Aamot, vlno Dr., Matawan, who Is a : them. They .ployed off t h, e 1 r 2 , 1 EORCII.'H n d Burlew't Grocery tnont, h. I,, traok. nut Mon- frill • be"' i'osf to the Loni when Soltys struck a w'l 1 d three-all tie' of .'•last •week,', on member of both societies. Tito Store, Boulh Cnnoouras, Olltl- Branch Americans, winners i streak and had to be relieved. Koyport Balden (4) members met In Readme, Pa., liionUi /«' dofnr Hid bottor, It Monday. ' Monday's g a me ab r wood Oonoti. It nl»o ma; bo •eania, MonmoiitJi Park nt- the Tri-Clty League, if tb Dick Wilson's hit. sent "In two wound u* In a cine-all tie, so Dowd, 3b and proceeded to Denver and purchased at the homo of Mro. Beachers can get a field. Oth runs, - 1 1 Bluo Ball in two separate tendniico t data hns avoiuui'd they will have to play again French, lb 2 1 Frank Tlemann, 1(10 Groonwood 10,900, a * < per cent (iiiln over _erwise, the game will be shiff Hits by Tomasello. Bob Kel- Gevas, o McThene, p, 3b groups In their search ol min- Ave., Clllfwood Soacli, Price, The Tigers went into the erals and gems. lost). Di'lmont, on Uiootlior ed.to Long Branch. der and pick David, followed half of the sixth and final Inn- Carhart, 2b,sa Brown, o »2 00 per copy. Nucolo, ss, cf hand, has averaged 33,741, West Keonsburg Fire Co. will by Youncofski's double, broke Ing with the game seemingly ones, ss.P Thoso from Monmouth Coun- ilown one iier cent, Hut re- travel to play the winners up the game In the fourth. The sewed' up at 9-3. But the Blue Qelger, p,lf Merrill, cf, M ty In tho group besides Mr. Harold (lied) Keouc, w ho 'errlne, lb flecting Uio "euiiy buck" cm the tight Bayshore No. 6 lea- Lions catcher hit for the cir- Jays were' never a team to Rapolla, cf Kldisus, wcro: Victor Winner, Is making his tlvm invasion o( o! ihn any, daily piny hns uono cuit in the sixth. quit until the last man is out, Strang, lt.2b Hauser, 3b Elberoii; Karl L. Mol, Kg y- gue-flshf between the team Coon, 2b, p Monmouth l'uik a euooensfu' up HUhnlantlnlly. At Mim- from Atlantic Highlands, High- The Bears took advantage of They went to work with a will Ralloran, rf port; Qoorgo D. Dunn and one, Is high In hla pralso of lUQulh It In »1,115.1,000. itu lll- on Jimmy Walker, Tiger pitch- Dane, rf i Magnham, If daughter, and Joseph Maskos- lands, and Leonardo. It look Tomnsello's wlldness to fill the Ballnck this racing plant and particu- oreano of 170,0(10 poi <)ity, At like Leonardo. bases in each of the last three er. A walk, a hit batsman, ky, Long Branch; Mr. and larly the fiicllltlcn o 11 o t o tl Holmoiit, oven with th« ainull- Innings, but the RBL relief Gcorglc Barrett's double, then 22 4 3 Seine!. « . Mrs. Kartrlght, Inleilaken; Jockoyn, which h« tormn "t li o cr crowds, It Is »3,10U.UU». up The CUffwood Angels drew Barrott, rf • a first round bye. In o t h e pitcher each time got the final a Tiger error and a n o th e Score by Innings: Maoniu McQregon, Oconnpart: finest nnywliero." Rod rooenU 11)9,000 pnr day, Hut nt Holly- northern division action Mon- out to leave all the baserun- walk, and hits by Buste Keyport Raiders 000 112—4 Mr. and Mrs. W, V. Wynn, ly took Ills elder brother, Jim, wood V a r k In Cnlltornlik, ners stranded, Brown and Mickey Nucclo Keyport Broves 21)1 02x—6 Point Ploosant; Arthur II, on a tour of Monmoutli Purk whoro tlipy hold »IOO,OOD ndd- day, the Red Bank Business brought about an amazing ral- League champs meet the Tr The finishing game in regu- Rarltan Bay Lloni (S) ROBS, BhrowBbury, and for un Inspection of tho od races woeknays, this would lar season play In the Bay- ly by the Jays to tie it up. ab r h Nathan Oroosmnn a n d Jookoy quarters, Tho brothor bo "pin mutiny. No wonder City Nationals of Long Brand The Tigers had done some Atlantic Tile Co. and the Mlddletown No. 5 lea shore League saw the Mati- Kelder. ss 4 1 daughter, Blather, South Illv- concurred In nil of Hod's th» OtnnU d Dodgem M6 wan Terriers clinch second solid slugging in their ball ol David, rf 4 1 Wins The Big One MatoincnU, jiondod woi gue winner goes against t h the Innings to put themselves or, also went on the trip, Bed Bank club team. place by rallying In late lnn- B. Jacksdn, ss 4 0 beyond harm's reach. Ed Schu- Kerner, cf 4 4 Atlantlo Tile Co, nottballors ber had doubled. Jimmy Walk- Youncofskl, o „ • 4 1 virtually assured themselves er had tripled and Nlcora Lynch, lb 4 0 of the regular season champi- Hayes and Terry Hedgepath Marsh, If , 10 onship of tho Matawan-Key- HAZLET all had followed with solid bits Hart, 2b 2 0 port Softball League Monday TOP to run up ths Tigers total, but when Tony Steffan hurled a it was not enough against Soltys, p 10 CAMERA VALUE L, Tomasello, p . 3 1 two-hit 13-4 victory fort hem fighting team like the Jays. over the second place Fiber KeystoneMM 31 8 1 Chemical Co. nine Monday, Firemen's Fair Cite Straub Motors .- Keyport Bean At the mms time, tho 6 & ab r M, playoff champs last year, AND 3-LENS TURRET Btraub Motors Inc., Route Slebcn, rf, 3b 3 0 sank furt'.er Into t.e middle of I MAGAZINE MOVIE CAMERA 35, Keyport, baysbore are VanPelt, cf 0 ths standings by losing 9-3 to Buick dealers, recently finish Mendes, so Bmokey's Silver Dollar when ed in first place In a contesl Collard, p they went Into tho last Inning among Buick dealers In th BratsafallB, 3b, 3b leading, 2-0. Errors by the us ually steady Steve Kapuch. Trade Exhibit North and Central New Jer- Wilson ,o sey district during May an Olscn, It and Don Millor and a mental June. The Keyport firm soli Post, rf lapse by the B & M Infleldcre 227.8 per cent of their ocblev Buckman, 2b during which first base was ment quota In the district Goldstein, lb left uncovered was their undo- FAIR FROM Dealer, achievement in the en- ing. ' , tire district was 89.8 per ccnl i 23 2 Despite the fact tho regular JULY 26th Through AUG. 3rd of the Quota, It was reportec Score by Innings t race appears-nettled by Man by Charles Straub, proslden ItartUn Bay Lions 012 302—I day's games, competition In (Excluding Sunday, July 28th) of the firm. Keyport Bears 002 000 the league should biconi' kecnor than ever from now on an tho battle In on for the four positions in the playolfa, At TRADE EXHIBIT FROM Inntlc Tllo Is assured of one but the other three remnln In BOWLING SCORES doubt, fiber Chemical a n rt JULY 29th Through AUG. 3rd Smokoy's Bllver Dollar have » bin cdxe for two more of tho lUoiu, but the fourth niiot Crystal Recreation Summer loaguo Cftn KO to any ono of four Julr is tenms according to the latest STATE HIGHWAY 35 Club Miami <3> M4 630 S27 standings: Tlcrney'5 Bevemptefl (0) ...,«» 422 4M 508 Team w Hynrado Foodn (2) *58 493 477 Atlantic Tlln Co. 17 Casey's Bar M> , «» 408 450 Fiber Chemical Co, 13 HAZLET, N J. Keyport Recreation (2) 389 387 397 Bmvkoy'f 11 Crystal Recreation (1) 308 379 307 Hollywood Oilers B Ktandioca W h Brownspoiiil 8 L M P Team It 7 Club Miami 2222 13 Durlew's KcetBurnnt AMUSEMENTS - DANCING Zlto's Mechanics Wk Wk Old Mill Dolry ION pried Larry's Barber Shop 20% 12',4 Keyport Dukes K 10 Cascy'sBar .7 19 11 REFRESHMENTS Tlerney's Bcvcmgo «» I" Hyjrr»de Foods , »5 21 Keyport Recreation H 22 Visit llic Fnir and Trade Exhibit and RCO a variety of new CrystaTralm necreetloIU»h Gamn e Individual Illfh Avrra«f» 27 « Casey's B»r SI* B. Sctimldt . 1 products demonstrated by participating inereliants. L»rry'» Barber Shop 568 A. Walling, ir. 1 Club Minml 557 f), Bubo 1 TIU5 NIKE GUIDED MISSILE DISPLAY RYAN BROS. Indlrldnal Itl(h Game 13 Barker 1 MAT 1-1857 n. Canton St5 E. Zlto 1 Special Attractions for the Children, Including Fire Truck Ridei B. Sabo 234 W Dcnaley I If 119 Main Sf. Motawon C. Barker 233 Dcvlne JM FIREMEN'S AND AUXILIARY NIGHT Tuecday, July 30th Indlvldml Illlb 8et Teiip Illih H«t SEE US FOR ANYTHING PHOTOGRAPHIC S. 8»ba ••••.. tU-tOt Uir ' 'Ifl'a FIRST AID SQUAD C. Barker lit (j»rry'« B»rb*r Bhop 18Xt A. W«lllDg. IT. CTub Miami Jf» In Milwaukee, Wls., list dent gave no assurance, how-, school properties: committee, Herinessy Clears month. • ever, that such petitions would Andrew Hartmsn, Emm* HAPPY VACATIONI-HERE'S WHAT YOU DO The Junior Chamber ot Com- be granted, , . Kearns, Charles Morris sad Renew Contract For 10 Routes Darrell Trent were hired for merce is s civio organization the period July 23, 1957, to 85.000.00O PEOPLE ON Morganville Man whose two purposes are ;to im- The board renewed the con- tract with Michael George, June 30, 1958 at $2800 salary. Magistrate Alfred Hennessy. prove and develop the o o im- All are Cliffwood" residents. VACATION THIS YEAR. jr., Union Beach, ruled In fa- munity and to provide young Middlesex Rd., Matawan.' for Pare Twelve . Stilr 25. 19 The board »•! reminded in vor of Ernest Schllcting, Route men with the opportunity of transportation of students for acting on the motion to hire 79, Morganville, and again : leadership training. President the school year 1957 and 1958 these janitors that the greater George L. Craig, Newark, In a Friedruan, reported. Member- on his bid of $21,510 involving tenure right went to the one * ISiree Cars Smash hearing July 17 on an accident ship Is open to any young men 10 routes. . first voted upon. between cars driven by them between the ages of 21 and 35 The contract with William at Florence Ave. and Church years. .«••.'/ Toomer, Ravine Dr., Mata- Walter P. Swanson, a board Woman Is Injure St. at, 11:30 p.m. on July 8. wan, also known as Mike's member, questioned the sal- Taxi, for transportation of chil- ary scale. He said he f o u n d Mr. Schllcting was going all other school districts p-y- Three accidents were Inve, north on Florence Ave. when New Cliffwood dren residing at the far end of tigated by Matawan Townshl Wilson Ave., also was renew- ing at least $3600 and he doubt- Mr, Craig came out of Eighth (continued from page one) ed if Matawan could get good . Police this past week. O St., crashing into Mr. Schllct ed at the rate of $4.50 a day Thursday the Matawan Tow room. The plan submitted to for a total of $810 a year. workers and keep them con- ing's, car, upsetting it, Mr the State Department of Edu- test for less In these times. i\. ship First. Aid Squad treat' Schllcting was- treated by Un Mrs. Tomasello observed Mrs. Margaret Sullivan, ion Beach First"Aid Sauad for cation by the 1058-57 board of The Pittsburgh Plate Glass education called for a two- that while only $18,000 had New Hyde Park, L. I. an a hand Injury. Milton A. Stein been put in the budget by tne Co. was awarded a contract transported her to a physicla Long Branch, attorney for Mr story structure. The- point of for 811 gallons of paint on Its this was that there would be 1056-57 board of education to bid of $2107.41. This was the after a car driven by her but Schllcting, had Patrolman Ar- cover transportation^, the hur Gray, borough police, tes- more economy in constructing only bid received. band, Jeremiah, 67, collidei Most popular vic«fio< a two-story building and It coming school year, there also with two others at Route 3 tify that "stop street" condi- A contract for kindergarten uctioiu of th# country would conserve land space so had been put in by that board furnltue was awarded to the »nd Cliffwood Ave. lona prevailed against drivers S.40O0 for renting "outs id e" Num#r ln of the complications of the al science in the high school Hazlet Firemen Walkers Deaths Officer Al Nicora arraigned E. 000 voted for the building is a Janitor's tenure law. On the at a salary of $3600. She Is a The Keyport Civic Affairs W. Shown, Dunellen, and Rob- prime factor. recommendation of R o y S. recent graduate of Marywood Committee reminds residents ert P. Wossel, 315 Clark St., Matthews, chairman of the College, Scranton, Pa. QrtiSunday the cars of Johi On The Upswing Hazlet, for the same offense Wants Cafeteria, Stage J. O'Brien, 21, of 122 Wayside Open Fair Friday that time Is growing short and they paid $10 and $5. Offi- Dr., Cliffwood Beach, and De- to enter contestants In the More.than 1.000.000 pedestri- The activities to be housed The Hazlet Firemen's Fair cer Harold White was com- In the' all-purpose room that lores Nelson, 28, of 2S8 Brook- Baby Parade, one of tho fea- ans may be traffic casualties plainant against George New- opens tomorrow night at the tures of the annual Keyport appeared to gain favor' were side Dr., Cliffwood Beach, col- air grounds on Route 35, The in the next four years unless man, Perth Amboy, on a care- lided on B.r o o k s I d e Ave. al Day celebration, which is a-cafeteria with a stage and they Improve their walking less count and the fine was $10 auditorium setting that would $ West Concourse, Cllffwam merchant's exhibit will open scheduled for Sat u r d a y, and $5 costs, 2390* Monday. Featured, this year Aug. 1,0. ': practices, says Casmlr J. Zly- allow for the room to become Beach. • '""" - acommunity center at night • Officer—Kenneth—Schneldo will ~be~a display—of~s~ Nike Youngsters, ranslnir in ago daszykot Zlydaszyk's I n s u r Alex Lcvuck, Freehold,' ob- from one to five years from tained dismissal of a non-sup- when not used for school as- charges Mr. O'Brien with aulded Missile, complete with anee Agency, Cliffwood. "Last sembly and study needs. Mr. careless driving In hitting the Keyport, Rarltan Township, port charge against Martin perating elevator and launch- Matawan Township and Un- ear, more than 8000 pedestri- Pessler doubted that the all- BUYS 2 Rejowskl; Unlor Beach, on a Nelson car-while'turning tho r. The Nike display will open ion Beach, arc eligible to^en- ans vtere killed and over 225. purpose could be designed al- corner. Damage to the O'Brien legal technicality. Magistrate M o n d a . and was obtained ter. Entry blanks are pub- 00 were Injured, a pedestrian Hennessy consented to the so to Encompass use as a gym- car was estimated at $300. ' nasium and the board's opin- BRAND NEW TIRES through the co-operation of the lished each week In The casualty every three minutes. claim of Norman J. C u r r 1 e, T?5»v3JR!igene W. Barradale, New Keyport Weekly and may be ion appeared to be agreeable asmmss 2Cth AAA Missile Battalion These deaths and Injuries top- Keyport, attorney for-the com- Monmouth, reported to town- mailed to Mrs. John Stryk'or. plainant's wife, that the wel- to foregoing this. ship police July 17 that he bad md Capt. William Andrews of Walnut Terr., Keyport, or ied the previous year's toll b, fare officer of the borough, The board held an adjourn- left his car in the railroad he Holmdel Nike Base. phone Key. 7-1432. 1 per cent. If this trend goes now should bring charge ed meeting Monday at which 3-T Super-Cushion parking lot on Atlantlo Ave. In Other features include free The Baby Parade Is sched- n, our annual pedestrian cas- against .the defendant. a new policy on pus transpor- the'morning and came back tation was approved to be ef- lancing nightly to music pro- uled to start at 10:30 a.m. ualties will exceed the 300,000 GOOD/VEAR i to it in the evening to'find at the Jersey Central Rail- fective in the 1958-1050 school - that the doorhandles had been ided by the Mello Tones of mark In 1059,'! Mr, Zlyo.as'zyk year. It commits the board to road Station on Main St., continued: smashed and the trunk batter- Matawan, fire truck rides and just south of Maple Place. Bar Is Charged provide only such transporta- ed in by someone evidently at- He suggests that pedestrians (continued from page one) tion as is "aided," that Is, for ony rides. Several prizes will bo award- idopt a defensive walking, at-* tempting to break Into It. ed to contestants. Howard iar for consumption off the 11- which the board receives 75 Many interesting exhibits ;itude to avoid becoming a per cent reimbursement from . Eiduitvi tripU-tanpend* 8-T Cord Body Sghtt off III* thiM Your advertisement In this ill be displayed by local mer- Jeandron, committee chair- ;ensed premises In violation of main tiro fallen—Hoar, Shock and Fatigue, tough, duttbM traffic accident statistic. "De- the license Issued to Mr, Sed- the state; No reimbursement tretd with funous Stop-Notch dojlpu means longer milwg*, paper will reach prospective ihants this year. Exhibitors man, said decorated bicycles fensive walking requires that purchasers In every community don, Under a plenary retail is provided for carrying chil- bettor traction. Set ui today and save* .. ind contributors to the mer- also will be eligible to par- ihe pedestrian know and ob- dren living less than two miles In the bayshore area. ihant's exhibit Include Koyport ticipate In the annual Ker- consumption license, su-ch serve traffic laws, anticipate lales are not permitted. from school (grammar school; ardware, Dean's Fence, port Day parade which will what the driver of an oncom- two-and-one-half miles for high hanck's, Inc.; Straub Motors, begin at Z p.m. ing car might do and take According to the notice of school). The board for many Popular Size 6.70x15 SAFETYHINTS layshore Hardware, Buhler rec&utlonary measures to he latest violation, which was years had consented to the '• from the Red Crow ,nd Bitter, Ten Eyck Ronson, revent an emergency sltua- ilgned by Anthony Meyer, Jr., picking up of pupils at less fits most Plymouth!, Fordt, Chevrolet*, arltan Oarage, Johnson and ion." ' • , issistant to William H. Davis, than the required distance. Hudaons, Nashes and Studebakers! , >lbb, Keyport Nash Co., and Two Injured In irector of the ABC, Mr. Sed- Most pedestrian accidents So the new rule might not 'eople's National Bank. The can be attributed to careless- don will appear today at a rand award to be made Aug. hearing in Newark "to- show prove too abrupt a change, the Vtadison Crashes ness and failure to observe final -paragraph of the resolu- 'la a 1057 4-door Plymouth simple traffic safety precau- oause why" his 11 c e n s e Bavoy; Seijan purortased" Uo Two persons'received minor "should • not • ba suspended. - or, tion submitted'by Mrs. .Hilda tions, olaima Mr. Zlydaswlc. In-, c. TomgisQlJOf. chairman of,the. "Why wait! Low. prlct^mak* thU Buhler and Bitter;. Keyport;,1 lnJurles'Wauto'a6blderits b^er revoked." * - i the 'weekend In Madison Town- cal representative of the. Amer- John Wadlng-lon, prosldent of ican Motorists Insurance Com- tee, read "that In order to the company, stated that the ship, police reported. A Jer- pany. "More than 39 per cent sey City, motorist who led a give parents sufficient time to MORI PEOPU RIDE ON aOODrEAR TIRES THAM ON jtHTTOIff KTWr 'air will be operated under tho of fatalities and almost 20 per Jaycee Chapter make arrangements for pri- •ules and regulations of the Madison Township patrolman cent of .injuries occurred when on a 60-mlle-an-hour chase un- (continued from page one) vate transportation, this rule legalized G a m e s of Chance the-victim was crossing a and George F. Johnson, state shall become effective J un e Control Commission, despite the til his car .crashed on the street between Intersections," Laurence Pkwy. Sunday morn- director. 30, 1058." William J. McGraw, educed revenue which will re- he pointr out, William Flaherty, past pres- board president, observed this (• Vou'f* asking'for nolici nb- mit from the restrictions im- ing at 2:07 a.m. will face "Pedestrians always should COLOT'S SERVICE STATION I Idomlmil (»ml nUoinlnablo) If charges of speeding id fall- ident of the New Jersey Junior would allow time) for parents posed by these rules. cross a.street at the :..ner or Chamber of Commerce, spoke to petition the board to fiance i'ou Imbibe' heavily of Iced ing to keep to. the right. crosswalk, should be alert and Main St and New Brunswick Ave. "drinks while ''overheated.' Olvo "Help Wanted" ads In this concerning the history of the bus routes from the local dis- should look both ways before Jaycees and commended Mr. Matawan 1-0882 ' joursell a thnnce to cool oft paper tell you about the good Summonses, lor-the viola- stepping off the curb Into the trict school appropriations at bcrort tnklnn that tnll drink. obs open. tions were given to Michael F. Johnson for his appearance at less than the two miles "aid- street," he reminds. • the National Convention held ed" distance. The board presi- Bis, 31, of 131 Bright St., Jer- "Pedestrians walking out sey City, by Patrolman Wil- from behind a parked car, liam Burlow. Bis suffered a gett|rg in or out of a vehicle AIR CONOIIIONINQ-TEMPtRATURES MADE TO ORDER-AT HEW 10W COST CET A DEMONSTRATION! cut on his head and another oh the side ol trafflo or walk- on his shoulder. He was treat- ing on rural highways, ana LETS TRY TEAMWORIC ed at the" office of Dr. S. J. children playing in the strec'. Ambroslo, Madison Piirk. are other factors' contributing The Bis vehicle skidded 80 to a large number of pedestri- feet before stopping. It knook- an casualties," the insurance ed over two county t r a f f 1 a representa'lvo concluded. signs. He was taken to the doc- tor's office for treatment by SOAP the Laurence Harbor First Aid Laurence Harbor Man Squad. • ; Struck By Automobile - Minor injuries to a lS-year- old'glrl, Patricia Silvers, ot 27 Joseph Bencher, 44, of 823 Reynolds Ave.,, Harrison, re- r—it Ave., Laurence Harbor, sulted from a collision In the was injured Sunday night We want to be a part of your team - to , heavy southbound traffic on when ho was struck by a car Route 34, at 11:30 Saturday on Route 35 hi Centervlllo. Ho work With you on all your business and morning. " " ' was admitted to Rtvervlew Tho girl was.riding in the Hospital, suffering multiple roar seat of her father's car cuts and bruises. His condition financial banking matters. Come in and when, near the Intersection of WAS reported as fair. Route 34 with' Route' 9, anoth- State oollce at Keyport said let's get acquainted. Let's see how we er car ran into the rear of the Mr. Sencher was struck by one in which she was a nass- oar driven by Mis* Kathryn enger. Her lather, Frederlok Hull, Newark. Miss Hull told can serve you. Silvers, CO, was driving. The police Mr. Bencher was in the' ggir l strucsr k hheer face on the middle of the road as sho ap baok of thh e front seatt. ThTh e pronchod. Sho said sho swerv Laurencurecee Harbobor First Aid ed to- miss tho man but he Squad was called, but she re- kept walking toward the car, fused treatment, 1 Patrolman Joseph Las This week, why don't you FARMERS^MERCHANTS 1 klewl'ca,'who'Investigator the look through your church win accident, llstod Ormond J. dows ... From the Inside. -nfei-OOSOi OUtboituC Bank „ davlln, 32, P»»k Aye,, "New Monmouth,' was the' driver o Heal Estate Listing Cards for tho second oar. sale at this pfflcb. Turnpike Express Bus Service DONT BUY ANY CM MFORS YOU D«IW A CHWT . . . ITS BEST SHOWROOM » M I From Keyport, N. J.( Rollo Post House) Chevrolet's got a corner on these Jine thingstl Chevy's tho only leading low* DAIX-BEARINC STEEMNC, STANIX> Direct To Neantw Yoravo k City's Business and Theatre District c s priced car' with any of these ad- ARD. It's a big reason for Chevy's aura «. —-£!''L9!!!- ' ** ?!!p Out —' — control and handling ease.; p ^_ ^ ^ vantages , .. the only cat at any FOSITIUCHON REAR AXLE.* Meant Departures From Koyport "^ Roillld Tfip WtiXQ f* "DDpulnr™ "* u fro"m" Nm Torn Cllj m Kljrtxirt I | Too NeNeww YorYorkk OllOllrr | ONLY | Grtrbuund lotb BU IIU price with afl of 'cral better control and surer traction on Ttrtnlnil •lint any road surface. A.M., I lit*, I, I, 10, U A.M.. 7|45, III], llU, A.M., *. ». 10. II I • 10:45, lli«i snbUTKST STROKE VB. Its advanced F.M., II, 1, t. I, 9, S, ), I, I, lOilt 1 P.M., 11:45, IKS, HO, CM., II, 1, I, J. 4, I, I I TRIPLE-TURBINE TIJRBOCUDE.* U AUdnlilii rridy. BMurdty, «imVH Phone KEYPORT 7-0797 - 7-0360 ; ^**&^$^^j! Route 18 Widening Green, Yellow Sign Goes Up Area Youtn With Being Pressed "Special Forces" - NOTES The Middlesex County Board Richard J. O'Brien, 19, of of Freeholders agreed Thurs- J4 Main St., Keansburg, Is a About Area Men and Women uly 85. 1057 Page Thirteen day to press the county's leg- nember of the United States islative representatives (or im- mediate action in relieving Vrmy's "Special F o r 0 e s" in the Keypott Man traffic hazards along three- roop, one of the most hluhly Surned At Plant lane Route 18 between New rained organisations within Brunswick and Old Bridge. A he network of the armed Armed Services' A ..eyport man, employed proposal to widen the artery orces of America. it the Art Color Printing Co., also has been made to Include These troopers are "double Dunellcn, w as hospltallicd a section between the Old olunteers," trained to be 'roin burns recolved In n flush Bridge traffic circle to toe out- ough, tough mid , intelligently. On Tralnlnr Cruise e e k s of advance Infantry skirts of Mntawan. — unning. They must bo voiuii- On i summer training cruise .ninlnit, be enrolled In ono of re Thursday night at tho Freeholder George L, Bur- eer paratroopers and they board the destroyer US3 Ab- .he specialist schools at Port ilnnt. Tile Kcyport mn'n w a j ton, Jr., a member of the must have volunteered for the iot, Midshipman First Class Dix or bo transferred to nnoth- denuded by Mulilcnborg HOE- , roads and bridges committee, rltlcnl, demanding guerrilla lotor I. Prcddft, jr., Is sliowu • Army post for training. ltul, Plnlnfleld, ns Jnmos aald mushrooming residential operations which are the Spe- At School In Mcnipul* lllarczyk, 20. •nd commercial development :lal Forces' reason for being He was taken to tho hospital along the highway bad made It Marino Ffc, Ronald J. Cab- Because of this exacting duty, nsag, sou of Mr. and Mrs, y tho Dunollch First Aid one of the most dangerous these troopers receive an extra iquud whoro ho was treated traffic arteries In the state. It 'osoph 1', Cnbunsng of 32:i 55 per month. Bayvlew Avc, Union Bonoh, or burns of llio fnce, a r m e, also is a secondary short ens and body. Pollco said Mr. route. They received the toughest, 9 attending the Bnslo Aviation roost diversified training of Machinist's Mute School at tho 31lnrczyk was woiklim on a . The freeholders voted to ap ny servicemen in the ciuno Nnvnl Air Technical Tralnln • otouvnvuro and a spurt »p- proach Sen. John Lynch (D- history of warfare. They're Center, Me -iphls, Tenn, aicntly Ignited some Ink, Tho Middlesex) and the three rained t-> surpass the most ilnzo was I'xtlnfulshed by lei- members of the Assembly del- daring deeds of Uio U.S. Ran- Arnold On Leave ow pmployoos. egation for relief. Mr. Burton gers and the British Commnn said several conferences have Pfc. Aluon Avnold, Jr., lino dos of World War II fame been spondlnef two weeks leave License Revoked been held with the State High After becoming qualified para- way Department but that the with, his parents, Mr. and Mra. department contends there an loopers, trainees toko a six- Albert Arnold, si'., 117 Osuorn T h o Btnto Doiiavtmcnt of not sufficient funds to improve month course in subjects such 3t., Koyport. nflor complctinu >a\v nnd Public safety has an- the highway. The Highway De- as communications, tactics 2 weeks training at Fort Dlx. ounci'cl tho Indcflnlto rovoon- partment already has plans medical aid, weapons, and spe- O» Friday, l'fo, Arnold loft lon of tho driving? pilvllcscs for widening the four-ond-one- cial alrborno training at Fort o r two-aiid-ono-lmlf niontlia f Jim Williams, Jr., 33, Coun- half mile stretch and for an A new non-profit roadside marketing oreanliatlon was launched last week with a slfn ffo Brnug, N. C. Then troopors raining at Fort ltnox, Ky, y Rd,, cllttwood. Williams overpass over the busy Inter- ing up at an Engllshtown market. Shown left to right are Paul Taylor, Inspector of the Bureau ,est their new skills In the This training will coniplcto his .vii3 convicted ot leaving th s section of Route 1 and Route of Marketing, state Department of Agriculture; Herbert W. Voorhees, president of the spon- leld. They get prellmlnarV lx months of nctlvo duty In ceno of nn nooldont and on IB. soring New Jersey Farm Bureau, who is handing up sign to market operator Robert DoBaun, raining at the Plsguh Nation- ho Natlonnl Ounrd, wo counts of having no drlv- a director of the new group. Looking on are John L. Ilendrlckson, jr., president of "Jersey al Forest, and amphibious and VICTOR I. FKEDDA, JR. r's lloonso, A request for traffic signals Certified Farm markets," and George Hoffmirc, manager. urvlvnl training at Camp Lo- Aboard UHS lawn by East Br"nswici officials U manning tho sound powered A new Idea In roadside mar- hopes on u. tight system of In- that a long-range influence can Jeunc, both in North Carolina. ihpnes. He la tho son of Mr. On a summer training crulso •o has been met with a ."no Every team of troopers lives aboard tho battleship UBS funds" reply from the state. keting has gone on trial along spections arranged with the be exerted that may put the ind Mrs. V. I. Ficdda, 11 N, J. Department of Agricul- off the land for a week during Iowa, Midshipman Third Class Mr. Burton also presented busy New Jersey highways, pressure on the slick oper- ichenok Avo., Mntnwnn, and a ture's marketing inspection di- his training phaso after tudent st tho u. S. N a v a I Daniel M. Roth loads a 40 m"- figures Indicating an average and the force behind It Is a ator." llmotor gun. Ha Is tho son of of ICO accidents and two fatal- vision, says Mr. Hendrlckson. which tl-cy go on to ndvancod endemy, Annapolis, Md. hard core of market operators "We're building our hopes on mountain training at Fort Car- Mr, and Mrs, h, Bognrt, Routo ities a year since 1954. Mr. Hendrlckson recalled Mldn,LProddn vlsltod Rio do ^dltlt pl Inspections that will convince that the-late-Joseph F.-Hauck, son, Col. laiUero, "BraiUrJronrjuljnno" r,—»»x—U5—Cr Key port; hlb every member of 'Jersey Cer- agricultural marketing spe- and a student at tho U.8, Nav- about four years ago with re- udlce. John L, Hendrlckson, The concept of the uliborno 10 and was scheduled to arrive Jr., MIddletown, president of tified' that we mean business cialist in the Extension Berv Special Forces was bora In it St. Thomas, Virgin Islands, Aoiu'cmy, | Annapolis, Md, tail stores and small Industry In operating under a system of Ice at Rutgers, bad asked the Mldn, Uoth visited Rio do developing along both sides of the n e w. non-profit group- Korea, Behind the Communist luly SO. "Jersey Certified Farm Mar- inspections and a code of eth- question 10 months ago: "Who lines wcro South and North Jnnlovo, Braull, July 2-10, and the highway in addition to ics." More than 300 mldshlpmon kets"-notes the growing vol- hasn't been stuck at a road- Koreans who might have from tho U. 8. Naval Aondomy was [scheduled to anlva at three housing developments. side market!" Mr. Hauck, M Recent completion ot a Two ume of produce buying each Members of the new group 'ought offootlvely as guerrlllaa ttd Naval Hcoorvo Oltlcor year along Jersey highways as hung up big green and yellow said Mr. Hendrlckson, spoke If they had been organized Guys from Harrison store on a last September before a meet- .'raining Corps of IB oollcgos 35-acre site and the planned reason to be concerned with signs at their stands last week. Such a program was improvis- ,nd unlvoraltlt-'s mo tuning the good name of New Jer- The sign gets taken down, Ing of county ogrlcul'ural construction of two more shop- agents telling of the need (or ed and later became today's jart In tho first Iralnlna orulso sey's roadside farm market Mr. Hendrlckson said, If stand- hard-hitting Special Forces. K of tho Bummcv. Tho mldslilu- Ding centers and a drlve-ln ards are violated. And stand- an organization of roadside theater will add to the traffic stands. markets with a code of ethics aggression flares again, the mon lsft Norfolk, Vu,, Juno 13 Mr. Hendrlckson, a fruit and ards mean fair packs, quality Special Forces would go Into after participating In tho In- •woes, Mr. Burton said. Park- produce, properly marked and business standards. He ing accommodations are plan- vegetable grower, says "We saw it doubling or trebling action, thoroughly trained to ternntlonnl Naval Rovlow at recognize the suspicions in the prices and no misrepresenta- organize and direct guerrilla Hampton Roads on Juno 12. ned for at least 10,000 cars. tion of products. roadside market business, said freshly The Lawrence Brook Vil- minds of many that roadside Mr. Hendrlckson. bands from behind o n e m y Whllo at «ea thoy aio reoolv- lage, Hickory Hills and Wind- stands are places where you "In plain language," he Ines. ing praottoal training In t h o buy at your own risk, and we says, "we mean no slipping the "Joe Hauck outlined a plan duties and llfo aboard modern cleaned sor Fatk housing develop- bad apples Into the bottom of ments, have sprung up within are out to -break down this which lie predicted would ex- mon-ot-war, Tho midshipmen prejudice." He added that Ar- the.oni, , ' and other planned develop new organization spells but the Roborta Dr., New Monmouth rfunnory training exorcises at Ilui your lilcnJi in (out chief objectives: To build con- fields.'' roadsjde marketing In New Ounntanamo Bay, Cuba, illrinuji, loo, ments face the.; hazards of en- Jersey. We feel that when our MIddletown Township, has . terlrjg the three-lane highway sumer confidence and promote "We aim to promote the rep- been Indicted by tho grand A tug li iln «nur ol substantial sales ot New Jer- utation of an $11,00,000 busi- signs went up last week, we Lytlo At Fort Dlx lllllljl. ll ll ill! llHIl Ol at numerous points without were making a small start Jury on a charge of open sey-grown produce. ness, done by more than 2000 lewdnesa. The cited act ., re- U. 8, Army Pvt. Edward C, our • dtcotulnj. When traffic signals. They claim stands in a state with some of towards the goal he had in Lytlc. 18, non of Mis, Ethol rlcmli nil, their mention equal difficulty' In making left The hew marketing group, portedly occurred In Kcyport J sponsored by the New Jersey the busiest highways In the mind." Mr. Hendrlckson add- W. Lytlo, 03 Lnkcslioro Dr,, li nnutilly dtiwn lo you! turns from the middle lane world," he says, "and WB leel ed. on Apr, IS, It wns reported by ICcyport, has boon assigned to ii M. notii floor cmttiniti.l) lib, itxit- Khen leaving the highway. Farm Bureau, pins most ot Its Prosecutor Vincent P. Keupor teil IIUI Bte uml|htlf, Company Third Training Trinidad, British Went Indies They fltv« t t>oot Imptii.' Regiment, Fort Dlx, for olght July 20, More than 3000 mid lion; Fined In Court Klatt Honored Construction Of New wcoks or Infantry baaio train- Area Residents shlpmoiv from tho U, OrNnva' On(lieoihtttie.nd,*lliiiini, L Inspection Station <<> Recruiter ing in conjunction with t n Academy and Naval Iteservi \»mi ruHi bilnoyou itua. 'Anthony A. Orlgelwicn, Key- • Am6ha employes ' pUmonti imm ci\wi> 1b«| honored by Uk 1055 Boaorvo.ForccB Act. - Olllcor Training Cotpit ot. V tort, appearing in Wayside Mend CAP Cainj} The new $670,000 motor Ve-; ..Ruriiiir lilg training Pvt. Lyt oollegck .and iiiilvortltles n r mile • jjcvxl iinjirtulon. municipal court to answer der Company, Parlin, was Ar- t will receive Instruction In thur R. Klatt, Main St., Holm- hlcle field Inspection station 1 talcing part In tho flint train wlili ptUi wlirn flimit charge of speeding, was fitted Graduation exercises and fi- Eatontown, between Routes 3! gonernl military subjects, In IIIR oiulso of tho summer, del, for completion of 10 years nal review were held Saturday liiok Jo»o on mil fnililr tlS-by Magistrate Marvin E. and 30, will not result In th antry weapons and taollca, an Tho midshipmen left Nor rbined bf 8. DOVIIS. I'oi ' Bchaefer. ' ' . service with the company. at McQulre Air Force Base, well ns chaructor guidance folk, Va., Juno 13 nftur partlo rc«fi, iLUIrJ mfmnen ir Fort Dlx, for the cadets par- closing of the Asbury Park'o Freehold inspection station rograms under tho post chap patlng In tho Inlnimtlimnl S, HOY IIS havt |lv«n ticipating hi the New Jersey nln. Naval Kovlow at llumpton lianicnultii l!i« Until In Wing, Civil Air Patrol, 1957 when completed, a spokesman rii/1 ilcinlna Hrvkci, IU> . Under tho RFA program, Roads Juno 13, While nt noa «luiiv« S, IIOYI'.S cltin- Cadet Summer Encampment. for the State Motor Vehicle 'vl. Lytlo will sorvo on active SAFE BUY USED CARS Department has disclosed. thoy ma rocolvlnir ptuotlcn InK IIKIIIO.II tcroov* air Along with the cadets there uty for six montho and them training In tlio duties and llfo ilcenly cinbediltil atll ll was a staff of senior CAP The only change contemplat- o transferred to hometown n lion id modern mcnof-wivi1 wellnllilluil«ctiliw)lof , With One Year Warranty members who administrated ed when the new station Is luty with an Army Uesorvo or I'hi) mldiihlpinRn nro nchndulcil tilnti. and co-ordinated the program completed is "eventually to National auard unit, to complota the onilno nt Nor To hivt rogi inrlniy with the Air Force. Lt. Col. J. close the Red Bank and As After tho Initial clulil weeks, folk Aug, 0 nftor g u n n o r y •ml lUKuilniu umlttlool Leonard Ooldcnbaum, CAP, bury Park examination sta o will receive a two-week laliiliiir oxarolsos at Quanta' «««lu , . , with colon Base Project Officer, has said tlons," the spokesman said. cavo and then onter olght rmiuo liny, Cuba. vllirom mid allvt, ctll that this was the best encamp- I. HOYI'S. Call now, All Major Parts Costing (070,000, not $034,' balott ilia ntit liint ment ever conducted at Me- 000 as previously announced cunui, Gulrc. the new station, when com PERCE STRINGS A. STULTZ Following are the cadets pletcd will have facilities to g and Labor Free participating In the encamp- handle examinations. The »Slortts* ment from Matawan, Squad- state recently awarded bids totaling (030,523. Frit Pick up 25 TO CHOOSE FROM ron: Pred Scheln, William O. & Dtllvtty Schwarz, Michael Rothenberg, Farm Accidents . j. T. sonoui. Ray D. Brown, Harold Morri- Technical Sergeant Joseph Spticial son, Marshall Coates, Mary STUL7Z*S Monmouth County last year T, Soboul, U, 8, Air P o r o 4 Day Service Used Car Lot Open Evenings "Til 9 Kane, Oeorge Brync, Arthur 1 YOUU. Bt DEL had the dubious distinction o; representative, is on hand a Dlngec, James Atkins, W 11- 1 the Keypoil Veterans of For- South Amboy Ham Pelci, William Easttnond, recording the second hlgbea number of farm accidents In eign Wars Post 4247 Hall on and Robert L. Hyer. Tuesday afternoons to outllm 1-1582 SCHANCK & SltlLER, Inc. The encampment teaches the state with a total of M mis- haps. Only Cumberland Coun tho advantages of tho scrvloi the cadets about many phases 1 Mercury fulea & Service ty, with 06, was higher. The to young men of cnllslmen of aviation and Air Force lite. age. Used Car Lot Matawan 1 -4239 Air Force personnel tench state's safety council reported Show Room Freehold 8-1250 classes In such subjects us air- a sharp increase la the num- But, Soboul lion a main of craft and engines, navigation, ber of farm accidents through' flee in Room 8 of tho Post or UlTZJR. wet ditching, contro' tower out the state. flco Building in Kcd Bank. Ot • c/y.f«-c*\l SytWNti l(a*\.fuCl NK.OS StNCC 1009 procedures and many others. flee hours aro from 8:30 a.m KeY.POBT H'OIL BURNING COtllPMlNTl'-StnVICt / In addition to these classes, "Help Wunted" ads In this to IS p.m. Monday through Fr! I CudL O/U • KCROMNC • COAL \ paper tell you nbout tho good day and a hair-day on Batur the cadets learn about life In jobs open. the Air Force by living In Air day. •213 BROAD JV/.W •O'dtiMit Force barracks, eating in the base mess halls and using the facilities of the base which are available to all airmen, Saturday evening a gradua- 1A tA 70% SAVINGS tion dunce was held at the Me- To the New Home Owners in Oulre Air Force Base Service 1U lOAU/0 On All Insurant Club In hondr of the encamp- AUTO • F1KK - HOUSE UABILITV • KTO. Surrey Ridge and Raritan Ridge ment cadet*. The Berv ice club donated the refreshment* and the orchestra for the Casimir J. Zlydaszyk A WORD OF WELCOMK, dance. REAL 1IKTATK IWOKE* - NOTARY H1IIU0 We at the Koyport Hardware are proparing for your fint visit Utility Reveals Sale II GARDEN PLACE MA 1-1854 CMPPWOOD to our (tore. Of Large Bond Issue HOUSE PAINT We aro learning what you nood In your oarty occupancy and Yourt in more than 100 • Fume-Resistant Charles E. Kohlcpp, Presi- beautiful Ready-mixed dent of JerBey Central Power have obtained a wido selection. Maattro Colors* tc Light Company, has an nounced the sale ol 115.000,000 ' If you havon't a phono, and can't got out, drop us a card and we of first mortgage bonds. will dollvor your noods tho tame day. •Self-Oeomng White. Weld & Company, i and Associates, were auccees- When you como to town—park FREE in the roar of our storo. {ful in topping four other ac- Budget Accounts Welcomed. !counts In the bidding. The • Contams j group's successful bld-100.57 DROP IN AND SEE OUR SELECTION i for a five per cent coupon 'Vifoliied Oil nave the utility a burrowing Rubbish Burnors... Garbago Cans ... Sholf Paper.. .Door Mat* cost of 4.9G3 per cent. The T j money will be used, Mr. Kohl- Floor Wax . .. T-Poioit Clothes Unfit . . .Outdoor Dryerry s ' 35 •AUOHl j hepp said, to help pay the cost MaiMill BoxeB s FiFurniturt o PliPolishh . , . CtaiCurtainn RodRodss of the company's huge con- Swartzefs Far#m &• *#« Garde# n Center ; Sim-Proof. j rtructlon program. Vonollan Blinds Faint It Hardware (four local General Slorc) The ili<::ow water diving rig ONLY *945! OPEN FRIDAY EVENING UNTIL 9 worn by U.. 8. Navy divers TIKJ your,. • W. mONT QT.' KIYPORT. N.J. thick rubber feet In it, Tills rig li worn whtn diving no "The Ilnrdmuo Dejwrlment Slore" dr«per than 40 fret. FORD DEALER'S USED CAR JULY CLEARANCE SALE WS( *?"*

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i • i « jo»n St. John, 188 Washing- slonaires had sought to have ed there would be room In the ilon approval. Mr. Wenztl be- Applications Open ton St., Keyport. paid $5 and the game ruled legal. They layout even for suitable later- lieved that agency should be IS costs for foiling to yield the ore accused ol operating the als from septic tanks. asked to Inspect the project bt-or-way on Route 33 at games contrary to the ruling. Mr. Werwl questioned If the now. The mayor aiteed t h & t For AF Academy Prospect Ave^. Cllffwood. June Judge Wtugb specified COD state Inspectors should be oall- the model homes should be In- Qualified young men who 20. She was charged by Offi- dltions under which the gnrf • ed In. He BBid one of the mem spected by the board as whole •will bs at leant IT but not yet cer Schneider with causing an could be operated legally. bers of the board had gone to at an early dato and It these 22 years of age on July 1,1958, accident thereby. These Included the stipulation Homer Mutteson, building in- faults found were shown to July ts. 1997 may tate the llrst step now Garden Sttte Parkway* of- 'hat tbe wheel must be used spector, about the sl'uatlon have basts, work on the pro towards competing for ap- l fenses were numerous. Wil- only as an advertising and at- and "could not get satlsfao Ject should be ordered stop shilling any water lines oi pointments to the United tlon;" Mr. Cevasco doubted it liam B. Clvaro, Jersey City, tention getting device. ped. er utility mains now using the States Air Force Academy, was fined for using No. 11T was Mr. Matteson's fault. He rr Two actions on minor sub latd-out portion of Maple Ave. Denver, Col. southbound entrance ramp as recalled Mr. Malteson had divisions resulted I innus be throup.1) Ills property. The com- 1 been an adherent ot stepplnfl For moat candidates, that an exit. Chester Horoski was Ins returned to* those submit mlllce agreed to this, step will be to obtain nomlna fined for backing up In the Zoning Laid Over up requirements at the time ting them. Thomns ana Louis tlons from their U. S. Sena- traveled roadway. Pasquale the bulldl-s provisions of theOevino showed a map (or the Mia Thcrcsi DIRKIII, Mnta- (continued from page one) wnn. vnntec a section 10 by- tors or Representatives. Each Corchai, Arllngto. failed to Inspected a BuywooC Hornet coning ordinance were being bowling alley property on IAIW Member of Congress; may keep to the right. Pedro Aran drafted • ' er Main St., ncrtr the Kryporl 720-fcct of the former Heyl project In the North and West property on Volley Dr.. 4.50 nominate 10 qualified young Jo. Newark, went too f » s t. Concourse, Wayside Tr., seo-Blames Township Committee Borough line, which culliirt (ot men. All of the nominees in. Thomas S. Valentine, Ml,'- Mr. Redman was ready to tho shlftli.g ot Mnpic Atfe., •*'' ncresr; iipproveit ns i minor tlon ot Cllffwood' Beach criti- subdivision. The mnp was re- each state then will compete wood, ran up too close to the cized on the Casts that condi- place some ot the blame on street nevv opened, II-JOII* BO lot" the vacancies.allotted to car ahead. the township committee. He feel; soul!" to give the Drvlno turned 'o tier becuupe It o i d tions that they found which not list the mljo'iilnu owners that state. Eighty-five per cent they did not like could bo re- quoted from the planning property greater slmlc ox o' all vacancies will be filled board minutes In May 1956 pnnse. Mr. Redman strongly mid also boi.ruise n nMlp with produced In Church "H.-L I o e 70 loot front would -|.-t. be suit- In these competitions, among Showdown On ltd. with no mensurR to stop and again In September. 1058 opposed th I a because an S-turii Congressional .nominees. Simi- culling on the governing body was Introduced wl.ore the nbli" (or f vrvllon' ot n building lar. competitions will be be-] d (continued from page ono) them. Robert Redman, Fred undrtf the '"lTsenit iOO-by 160- assistant to board secretary Wenzel, Louis Cevasco and to ndopt exacting rcciu've street crossi'd Washington Avo among candidates In otb.- cat- menls the bonrd was sotting to resume tho originally mid foot mlnti'iuin lot slic. Me egories, such as that for young Zocks. at $2900 a year. Harold Dolan, who made up Kelly nlso uiii-stloned If part of men who already are mem- The board also voted to ad- tbe committee, recited w bat forth on dimensions, quail out course in the aren west ot and workmanship on materials tho Devlno property, tit fore Ihe Imirt mlsht lie In either bers/ of the regular compon- vertise for more secretarial they considered gross short Marlboro Township or Mnla- ents of the Air Force and help, Mr. Kordzlnskt said. The comings in suitable building used in construction. Nothing sow plenty of trouble withfc-wn WHS ever henrn from ;ho town- ter Mitt othet pipes vun In will" wnii tlormiKh. Army. recent sett'ng up of a full-time construction In B A y \v o o d Mrs. DliJBln was Informed elementary supervisor with Homes. Mr. Wenzol exhibited ship committee about tho rec- such nil SJillclUn_thom to con ommendation, Mr. Redman form with street lilies. Hint If it were the itilehl to" At stake are appointments to "It she's as smart as the Want Ad said—how tbreo full-time area principals piece of slienllilntr ho said sell tlic TOtoo t wine strip to an - the fourth class of the Air was picked up on tho premis- emphasized, , To Conduit Anpllcnnt come she always stands on her head?" Is Increasing the admlnlstra lullnliilnn owner on Hint 9 I a s Force Academy, which will be- tlve work load,, he said. es to Illustrate their vlovvpolnt Mv. Kelly believed Iho streo Mayor Man stated ITiat Uio committee of the 'lonrcl should who \*'ou!rt combine It w > i h gin training on June 27, 1958, Mr. Cevasco was concerned lands for Dnywood Homos Innds hi> nwueit lo ,;ivo It the as the academy's temporary Furniture contract awards about who (tavu permission for determine from the uuiillcnn were: Six kindergarten teach hnd passed perculatlon tests nreilcd 100 toot stvlp. ths mi- : site at Lowry Air Force 1 the buildings to be p'lt up with and the project hnd at least whnt ho was prepared to do service-connected death entiu ers desk and chair sets for about assumlun the cos I olner miutllvlnlan then could bo In Denver; Under present such specifications, He doubt- Initial Veterans Admlnlstia approved. • plans, -It la anticipated that les him to enter the competi- Recovering From $390 and "0 classroom size this class will number 443 ca- tion. teachers' desk and chair sots LEGAL NOTICE for *260O from the W.B. Wood dets/ Nominations to the class A brief statement concern- : Broken Ankle Co.; 16 rectangular and 12 NOTICE wlll be accepted by the Air ing the time, place, and eaiiSB SUPEU1OH COUI1T OF Force from now until Jan. 31 Mrs. Susan Cannlff Is recov- round kindergarten tables for NEW JERSEY The Matawan Journal Classified Ads of aeath, together with fio $1115.40 from Business Furni- MONMOUT11 COUNTY 1958i In view of the fact that ering from a broken ankle at LAW DIVISION Members of Congress and oth- claim number assigned to hlf ture Co., and 112 kindergarten NO. 1.-8174-52 he home of her son-in-law and cWrs for $591.30 and 112 mote TO: NEW JEI1SKV HIGHWAY AU- HELP WANTED HOUSES FOR SAVE FOR er nominating authorities re- parent's case by the Veteran's laughter, Mr. and Mrs. Percy THORITY] 11OAHD Of CHOSEN quire considerable 11 m .• to for $663.04. FREEHOLDERS OF MUNMOUTII IUII1.IIINUS lo move dollvmed KMI'.s mi iiiilnia Juliniim Administration. Helton, SprlnghlU Rd., Ctaeese- All bidders were low, Mr. COUNTY- ATTOIINEY QENEUAL, WANTED voui ornperu Ulioen Ml inipt Ituisea. Uld-Town I.>|. snake mm evaluate applications anil se- STATE 6F NEW JEUSEYJ !£»• menu No price ovei phono. lR hi'iiilflsa C Oalhrmih * (inn. Inc., U» WesWl l dates should seek nominations tome on Sunday were Mr. and ILDA M. JOHDAN; HARVEY JOR- PelrlMi "Ing Dim 1D1 t'lerlmlJ w)tl nl UtrrM. Knuiorlurl. . N ) Call as soon as possible. or winners who meet all ellgl DAN: ANNA U, SMOCKi J, W1L- (oypiirt Man UUiien every day blllty requirements may be Mrs. Emerson Llsk, Miss Cor- US tnVINE: MRS. j,-WILLIS 111- AND LEARNERS »VOV>I Humliw) Wmniianay. • flwrl- Letters to U. 8. Senators One-Two Punch; VINE: FHANK W. II1VINE; MRS. TWO family house, ImprovcineiiU, •v and rmlsy ovoilul m until II admitted without regard to the lelia Lnmbertson, and Ted FRANK W. IRVINE; MYRTLE II. Wlckatunk. lll«liwav 711...1 . KW.. .rnnl and Representatives, request- , (continued from page ons) ' JOHNSON! ESTATE OF 1IAI1BY MATAWAN Ing nominations, should in- number of vacancies. These .ambertson, Matawan. WELIFOriD; HELEN L. WELS- rontnife. Inquire K. p, Nhvlec 4 'UIO o .....-_Icly (MftrftntttA, lull candidates are required to burg; Frank La-vton, 47. Ir- FORD; II. EDWARD JOHNSON: Co. Ino. 330 Slate M . Perth Amlm cap* in iliWH far iiitmcdltlt niiiiihl* ' UNDERGARMENT CO. call Volley 0-441)0 wl2I>* « hnii 1 ! T clude the candidate's full Miss Maria Maccla, Route vlngton; George F. Over- MRS. It. KDWARD JOHNSON; n«, fl liftHT wrvlct In rrpcinnlim m" " name and address; his par-qualify In all entrance examin- WALTER TIFFANY; MRS. WAL- ^anlnp* niiyiltnr* Tlr« OCo, igt> ations, but they do not have to .8, Cedar drove, has returned bough, 2G, of 38 Highland Ave.. TER TIFFANY: ADBLAINE B. » JOHNSON AVK., vny W Ciitrwt) Calll W»lnwan ent's, names and address; his MATAWAN. Nl SIUVKN room rmu'h home, .1 Imd- w|ti compete with other candidates tome after spending a w • e k Keansburg; Nathan Falllk, 00, TIFFANY: MICHAEL AMUROSIS: rooms, full cellar will) rccroalliui high school or preparatory MRS MICHAEL AM11RO3E: JOHN MA 1-1071 rnumi fltvlsheil norch, wall ta will for selection. Those who are ith her grandparents at the Newark; Jake Schneldermar W. MAGGS; MARY A. MAQG.1; V»]U carpet, 'w'ashor, drynr unit rctrlHW- school and the date he gradu- Hotel Kittatlnny, Seaside Park. 02, of 103 Highland Blvd., MARGIE IRVINE JOHDAN: HAH- ntor[ all ahinilnuin uli.rni ttlmlowii Aluminum Windows ated or will graduate; the col- qualified In this category ttY JORDANj'-ALLAN B. IlWlNEj should write to the Director of Mr. and Mrs. William Frltn. Keansburg, and Archie Wacel- MRS. ALLAN B. IRVINE: MABEL WAlTltESS. Qooit sultry, permanent mid icrcoln. Call Koyiioll 7SUiU.-M'. Ing will begin at the tempor- vlew Ave. beach In Keans- New Jersey Highway Authority tl .nd Kenneth Trabalka, Pat ing hearing: Monday before OPERATORS plli-aitta only. Itrferences rniulrcil INITl'II) HTATKH .mid foreign slampsi ary site of the academy. Low- burg, police reported. The vie Magistrate Ostrov. Ihe plaintiff and J. Edgar Wilkin- Call Koyporl 71440, ivjlf ry Air Force Base, it is sche- Cannon. Joseph Reselnltl, Eve- son and Henrietta Ecolt Wilkinson, ON DRESSES slrntle and hlnrk'. ulnle lllllnntra. tlm was a member of the St. yn FriU, Linda Schulmeister, Received "Reports" et ol> are defendant!, you kro here- :»M KcVPiut 1-14411. wli) duled to shift in the tall of 1S58 Vlncentlan Order, police said. by required to thaw cause before UNION flKACII, summer imniinlntv Teddy, Larry, Lennie and Lin- Mr. aaw'.er said the arrests the Superior Cmirt ot New Jersey at APPLY Mil. VISONB 3 rooms furnished $25 weekly; uvnll* IAII1TAN Unil., Kupitly, Top to the academy's permanent Super soil, manure UruMiH sv«rnr«it,ni, - Lifeguards pulled Rev da Boyce. at the wheel games resulted the cer County Court llouite. able AMI. It. Call Keyiwit i-ailio. «r^ slte; at the loot of the Rocky Ilrond Street, In the Clly of Trenton, Ntiuili* trei-s, feillllxcr,, limUinae aniun l Bur- Mountains north of Colorado Krone from the water after Dinner guests at the home of from "reports" received in his New Jersey, on Iho ZOth doy of AJAYMFG.CO. dm tools, Citmitlplr InmlnrnpInil»(nN« and his body was seen floating KKYPOIIT, t.oiillllful 7 room ,ervli*e ( oon n:an a.m. to I) ti.in . Springs. Dormitories, academ- Mr. and Mrs. B.C.llacils, office and after "some of our August, ion, at 10 o'clocK in Iho mont In hoarl ol nunlnunlnnin s Hi rinsed llumtava I p.m. Call Knvpnrl face-down in the swimming forenoon or as Boon thereafter as FRANCIS PLACE ic building and other facilities Cedar Drove, on Sunday were men played tho games.'' the matter may bo hoard, why tho KEANHIIUHO, NJ I ' mlnulmlnullo to boui-liboulibl; ; slsl o DflaiiUll 7-ii4» or Hoiilh AmlHiy l-ojiia. Mlhe area by other bathers. Mem- __The crackdown ... c a m i moneya herctoforo deposited.wlth.lhe KKANSUUHQ fl» [>«P[«kk oorchh. llarn o vor.l, VV.'rll' a lion Artelll. Prn|irletnr, wlt|- __«ejiinder constructlonthere. Mr, ..and _ Mrs. Vincent De- U In enro ol DIIH nowsimpor. bers of "the Keansburg First week after Superior Cour clerk of Iho Superior Court by lh« To jquailf? for the competl- Mauro and son, Jimmy, and plaintiff herein should not.' —••" WJ3B Aid Squad administered artifi- Mr. John Langola, Judge. Alexander P. Wnugh ovi-i-j lor«U>or with IntajntL APAIt'l'MKNT, 3 roiimi, unfurntihaKi ytto&tiM candidates must meet cial respiration for almost an declared illegal a new board- pctllloncra herein, 1. EBilB? _. NIH1SK8 aides, experience le all iinumifs supplloii. IIUBIIIKBIIIKHHI "^'J-, THE the age limits mentioned pre- Highland, Park. ion and Henrietta Scntt wflktmon, necessary put preferred! 3 p.m rounie pr«fBrn«f. rail any lime ««(|»( r hour but the effort proved In Miss Veronica Wilkoskl, walk wheel game connected to KAI1KUS, KANTOrl A 11 p,m, Muat nave tranaporlal 0 p.m., Keatutliiirjjr 0'Od7J.W, wjiaj BARGAIN HOUSE viously, be between five f e e t vain. a merchandising program, A nURNS. ESQ3. Apply IJrookdale Nitralnn Home, II..— lour."inches and six feet four Newark, has returned home Attnrneya for Defendants— wny 33 flnd Main St., Koynort. cut) IIOOM fur Inly wllll nr U'lllmill hllxli The priest was pronounced after spending a week with group of Keansburg conces- Pctltloneri Keyport 7.J0OO. * en prlvlleffrn! lilonl locnllnli, mult WE Inches tall, with weight in nor- her uncle and aunt, Mr. and 41 Dread St.. Keyport, linve r«f»TciiPO«. Onll Ke.vtmrl 7 mal poipottlon; possess good dead at 3 p.m. by Dr. Ralpn New Jersey jua:u alter 9 p.m. . wj» E. Bcrman, Keansburg. l3r Mrs. William Fritz, Cottrell LEGAL NOTICE J25 II0.M •• • SKNIUR atenngtaphcr for aalea depl. INSTALL & HRRVICB -moral character; never have Rd., Chcescqunkc. Koyport plant and esperlencrr MATAWAN. nnnrllllnul, 4 IIII been .married; be male oltl- Herbert Knapp, assistant Mon- SUMMARV On BVNOrHIS OF 1S58 AUDIT nl TOUT OF TUB typlal fnr biiokkecjilnn dept,, Mnr) rooms, nil uillllli'i ruriiUliril, RRPCO PRK PAK mouth County Physician at- Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Dalzall, TOWNSHIP OF MATAWAN A3 REQUIRED DY R.8. 40:1-3 boro plant. Preferred aRc- .10^0. )a,t Kryporl 7-H.W cir Koaiislnira 0 TURRLKS8 nOlLFJIS zens'pf the United States, and Kearny, were the guests of Mr. COMBINED COMPARATIVE DALANCB SHEET cellenl working conditions, ninny com be physically qualified for fly- tributed th» cause of death to ASSETS Dec. 31. HMO pany hrnollu, nltrncllvo pny Ht-nle, drowning. Police said R and Mrs. Alfred Fritz, Cottrell Cash and inve&tmenU Dermnnrnl employment, roinninnl Hllll'llOTTOM, rnllauv, ulroiis 7, .m DAIFHOAIIIl ItADIATION ing training. Rd.. Cheesequake, on Sunday, Taxes, Assessments, Ucm and Utility callnnn 1'roducln Co,, Inc. Cnll Froo Iho (iroan: hnl iind t-olil wnlcir, t-uin- Kranc had apparently come hold O-Iliao, ash fnr Col. Orslnuer. HOT ANtl Cdl.tl WATKIt UQTH While U. S. Senators or Rep- Charecs Receivable , , plr-lely fiirnlKliiMl Iflt) per wri-k. Avsl) WINTKH AND HIIMMEII resentatives are the nominat- to Keansburg aboard an excur- Property Acquired by Tax Tills Uen Liquids- nhlo frinn Julv rlVi Call IMwnr. tlon »...n.~».i Wallrra, Koyport 7-1177, H'|2II ing authorities for most young sion boat for a dayv outing Accounts Receivable land tnventoryl His body was identified by r- - ATAIUK worn on to clean hcaul 00 MONTHS TO PAY men).other nominating sources Threats To Kill Fixed Capital Authorized and Uncompleted — union, B dny» « week, 4 to 0 pin KKYPOIITPOIT, litraltrall (n(r rcnlnll, raiMl»inraMl»n other priest of the parish. UUlIty '.... ™ ...... H -.-- Call Kryport 7-3440 lifter 0 p.m. wJM 3 room nparlnutnllutnl,, henf. liol wnlelerr and methods of application are (continued from page one) Fixed Capital - Utility '. ll) F.xci>IM>IMI hwitlnnhtl . Deferred Charees to future TaxaUnn— Krynorl 7-«7O«. FIIER ESTIMATES as follows: that they were property own- General ..™~ ...... —-...... —.™.. TAtiULATOn oppintnr HIM machine'. FrssldentlaI-18 vacancies are Marlboro Association ers, a sufficient bond in Itself Deferred Charees lo Succecdlnl Year'i Revenue plcfliont working ronitllldtin, Illternl APA11TMK.NT.. t rm»r(i«m», Iwnilllllll lo- OIVR US A CALL AT reserved by the Presluent of In this case. He reminded f-mplovfe benpfilB, Applv Caitlnrhury cutioncuti!! nm>|>nnrm>nnryy an nff AimuiAi t 1st Offers Appeal Forms Total Assets Knltlen I.id, Utcuil fit,, Keyport. l/ir(ilfl(l In Pru.prrl Point arrtflis. MATAWAN 1-1094-J vtbe United States on a compe- them tbe threat charges could Msliwan. Call Matawan IOdl, wlH* titive) basis for sons of mem- On Sunday at American Le- not be withdrawn and would LIABILITIES, RESERVES AND SURPLUS YOUNG innn. ({nnrral ruttlnR room JIIKT Anmvr.p bers of regular components of work, experlrm-a not necessary CAM UIAI) Or gion Post Home 462, the new- have to bo acted on by tho Bonds and Notca payable H , .. .w»..-. Pleasant empinyee lynm'du. Apply APAni'MlCNT, 9 r'l.irna mill IDrnil", A«IMIM/i! TUfe the Armed Forces of the Unit- Appropriation Reserves and Other Uablutlci all improvemrnti! rhlldron tvrl' ..Nt-Mitajt ly organized Marlboro Taxpay Brand Jury. He gave each Bide Improvement Autnorlzallona MMlnilcn r Modos Inc., Uicual SI,, Key- port, enme, Inriuiro ID i.iiurch HI., MnlMnlnn- flo TO Mo ed State; who still are In '.he ers Association held a specla a week to get counsel. Spedal Fundj Accumulated ...... ^ wan, A|)sr(m(tnl A, uvviilA r weewek service, retired, or who died meeting to instruct taxpayers Charles Phillips, Beers St., Amortiutlon of Debt for Fined Capital ends. It LAN'/AHO BROS. In service. Those who are - Acquired or Authorized » ~. TRUCK mjclmntp, union wagei, I on the proper procedure to Hazlet, was fined $200 and $5 Reserve for Certain AsscU Receivable ....-•«.. day week, muni linvo own tool*, CICMICNT miners, chain l TBNNRNT ROAD qualified to be nomln- ted as follow In making a tax appeal costs on a guilty plea to drunk- Burplua .—. . .~~~. —...... « Call Kpy(Kirt T-3OU0 for flppolntment rutary lavin inownrs by presidential candidates should en driving. His-license was re- day flwl's Denials. Mal to the County Board of Taxa- Total Liabilities, Reserves and Burplui —I si.in-M MORGAN VILLIjI write to the Director of Ad- tion. voked two years. He was held missions, U. 8. Air Force as the driver who ran Into the SKWVKF will* William Carroll, temporary COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF OPERATIONS AND SURPLUS MND. Corner I at In flatlet, PMIMIUnil pHlnlliljt, ndd lolls. V Academy, Denver 8, Col., re: rear of a car operated by Vol CURRENT ACCOUNT provlmately 100 K 200. an paved chairman, conducted the meet- Revenue Year 1030 Year 103} Molowon 1-3139 M or Mitawnn WICtiTINOIIOUrlK refrlilfralnr tM, questing such nominations. erla E. Hoser, 39 Broad St , road. CslI Mstatvan 1-0070-J, WJMmm-ii w wilnul dlnlna mom islila U0| slMi ing. One hundred jersorw at- Surplus Revenue Appropriated ,,.,...... I no.ooo.oo • 1.1,154 66 Such an applicant should In- Keyport, by Patrolman Ralph Curren~ "t Revenu*- o oinn a "Casish ~Oasis~ " , 410,104,47 370,7110.29 Thor wisher, wrlnner Ivpe 115, All tended and each person at- Additions to Income In food cundlllmi. Call Matewan clude la his letter: Bis full Wallace, township police. Be Unexpended Dolance of Appropriated Reserve* 3/113,IB 0.110 30 WANTED TO BUY l-4d.ll). will, name, date of birth, and ad-tending expressed a great in- was represented by Edward I-leblfiues Cancelled : 300.15 4QS.04 will wash andn iroin all types ol our terest and concern In the taxes Interfunfts and AccounU Receivable Collected 4,000.00 1,950 30 UtmiJ outbuaro molars el uada-in* Ulna, also eliretrli omUUt In {n> dress. If he Is In the milltar Tarry, Jr., Keyport, who lot 1097 Johnson K«a Koran IJI> own home II'rotnm iervlc« Csl •sniirri tv Mnii'hanla Nullnnal liana: service, his rank, organization paid In Marlboro Township Total Revenue ,.. ,, , ,,' • • , . •490,707,17 era) trade-In allowances on any r B-iolh Amrioi I-.VW5 att•I.irko . hlil 141.. asaskk 117. C, Mrhm-a, pleaded for leniency on ac- Ihe nine modela C. G aalbratth - station and service number; Many aspects of "where and Jr. count of Mr. Phillips' prior Expenditures Ron. Ino, lit weal front Street, WILL care for 9 or 3 children In in; a-uw. the full name, rank, service what our tax money paid for" im,4°o".oo " •porl. N J Call ICeypari 1 I1K 4 good record. Tbe accident oc- Appropriation* ~»~. own hoiint, nipt, yard lo pUv, «'«l number sn branch of service were discussed, Including "the curred July It on Routs 35, Local School Tax 152.147.03 will Kevunrl idlll-J, WJJJ' Inconsistency" of the assessed County Tax 53,783,47 of the parent whose member- Cliffwood. Deferred Chargea Incurred Currently 115M.4S COOK, 1:30 p.m. ujllll aflir Kin BETTY'S ship in the Regular Armed valuation of various proper- Verrlll Davis, Cllffwood. was Refund of Prior Year*! Revenue : 114.29 WANTED Call Matawan l-OOal-J-l durlni DIIIMH Hlltll' ties. Rpeclal District Taxea t,403,0O afternoon, wl'it* I.ADII'1 WICAII * ACCKHfldlllKI Forces entitles him to enter fined tSO and given » suspend- fjeductlons from Income i I'AKTUilK fenced Ut Bcc- dnfl ATTIIAtrriVIt KTYI.KK this .competition. Forms were supplied by the ed sentence of one-year in tbe Inlerfundj Advanced _~ .__ approximately 00 dead. JL'onlee, HttMAHMK woman wi.iiei woik Uauy MODKMATKV PlllCtU (lonxeye,, taw irsfimrsfNN frirfrirm clOctoltte •Ittit)if, •iimrk.irrrt with now IKIII) CI.l'.AMANCI'. KALE UN |)1IKIWE» Regular and reserve com- association to appeal. Mr, Car- county Jail, and was on proba- Total Expendllure* _.-. 1s1tt Ihru MarchMh . AAcross to water a •Uo can 'oirh Krprtclt, cnaH, it MATAWAN K74JJ ponents, 36 vacancies are al- oil announced that all appeals tion for tbe theft of $193.62, musmutt U film*. CtC'owti'ivv CllyCll, Ilirr h tmiiHfl work or nurfclnif, Cnll Mr* |3U MAIN ST. must be tiled on or before Surplus lrom Operation »— ^— way 9393 , KsrrnlinililrKlll , N. JJ. )V> tUtttey, Matawan J-Oo.U-J. wj» in . lotted on a competitive basis part in cosh and part In cig- Add: Statutory Addition to Income for Current to members of the r r g u I a r Aug. 15th with the County arettes and liquor from Hicks Deferred Chargcf In above Expenditure* components of the Air Force Board of Taxation. Hearings Bar. Cllffwood. The magistrate Amount Added to Surplus Revenue . and Army, including their on such appeals would be heli observed that as Mr. Davis Surplus Revenue: fe , urits. ThP informatioifti n on Aug. 29th. at which 1.1 m could not have smoked up all Dalance, January lit _.„...... , to be included in an applica- the property-owner mutt hav cigarettes ir drunk all ths li- Sub-Total - USINESS SERVICES tion for such vacancies is con- some person to represent bis quor by the time be was ar-Less: Amount Appropriated in Oudfel w tained In Air Force Regulation interests or appear himself. rested, it was obvious e had Balance, December lift MIUHMIMHIIIIIMMIIMUWMMWIMMHWIIIIIMIMWWI 53-10' and Army Begulatli lost all that he had pilfered in Toloviilon Antlquoi Contractori 350-58, which should be avail- a drunken state. He was or- COMPARATIVE STATKMENT OF OPERATIONS AND SURPLUS able.at Air Force and Army Drum, Bugle Corps To WATEIt UTILITV ACCOUNT It MelUtewa Uppurtuoity ttbup lfN Vllu dered to make restitution over Revenue . Year 1(90 Year 1 Aniupjae, wanti to bu> all lypea M i u M«t.f(«' ri .i«- tve, Her- bases and recruiting offices A Conduct Fund Drive • 10-week period to the propri- Open tint Surplui Appropii«ted with Prior Written TELKV18ION 8EKV1CB antique* Onlla Uii*. furniture), chlie. .ri NffM.lliirnea avsi ell alter* Comctit of Director of L*ocal Govern ment ,„,,,„ | 1353,17 Klastware and old lewalry IIS llrnsa _.lon» anr) re/isNa Kssv lin>"clo« person who qualifies In t b I s etor ot the bar. I Oil iu (or r«lt*bl* TV urvteti 1*1* AI Dtlll tlDNVtm I'l.AHl of ths United States who were while the twlrlers make by Officer Schneider for exces- Orfielt from Op4ritllor)) __.„ , killed In action or died of house-to-house canvass ol sive speed on Lower Main St. Add' Statutory Addlilon to Income for Currant •in MATAWAN 1-1715 Matawan Tow:.sh!p on Tuej Oe(cried Ch»rgfc» In Atxrvt ItxptrxSUurca ...,.„ MTHACTIV* wounds. Injuries, or disease on July S. He paid $10 and (5 ItAIKa |r|lllt. alarms liialsllnl and main- Incurred In active service dur- day and Thursday evenlngr costs. Amount Added to 0urpiui n«jv«nu* ItlH Hlr.n._.....l (• iiiuailt-al. ligu.ahold funds realized will be usec Sutplut (levenuc, KU8SELL TV SERVICE rouii riMicn and III'IIIIIMHI «lilnK All Hruraa ing World War I. World War UaUnce, January 1st Kiuili nnr.» (uaranlrtd I- no V*"» Kl'CUK II. or bctrcen June 27, 1950fo. r uniforms and new equip MATAWAN 1-6070 IWKUVK Tllir.t Malawsn • .Avenue, I'lillW'Hxi. ment. Members of the grout Call any lima N" i Call MalaW I-Mvl etW and Feb. 1, 1055. day oi evening). A request for nomlnatior ID have been wearing temporarj . fiurplui Appmprlalcd with Prior V/rtlten will Kl .11111 » tHi'« ItuF Union A»« , IM- uniforms made by the Corpi t t I>jrcclfr or L/^»l Gvernment 1'iti ll^ni'h fall HIMKIII l-foOU i)| tltlon with corps organlrei RECUMMKrfDATIOrlS AMI) AM ron I I |,W Will Academy, rcnvor 8, Col. The That a las Bale Me tieid it) iWt, MATAWAN MCOO letter should Include the candl much longer. Thai mteitt* be toilet-tea <* strict accordance wltb tl>a statute, CLASSIFIED •Ml date's full name, date of birth Mrs. J i m e Moffst Ttist old oulslsrHlHijt sa'rr r'iotraita ttr wllei'trd or restlf'ded. IXIi ISVCK KUKBOII INC., That lav t iyn'n>*iiyn'«»*iini wit bienvteil (torn the (*i*«tl ol audll will military service, his rank, or pany tho group f Mela***. (Vtunfv th* t»wn«0 #rvtf gnnlz.illon, station and service Ihe HAKIMS' AeimmUftl u 6n (it* at tbe Tuwnahip CtelVa Ikarnan (lr(lsl«r«1 ttn>» rt #u*»» number; .tbe full oarre.. can* •Help .WinieCads .r_~- «fll» and may IMJ in 'rt.AI'IM- •"" «>elM«ii«i«e * mtkb (ill dtri DON'S TV 8EH VICE fo i atrsultd* h 'artels[' at "tirutrsj M O'tm foi nil* paper' tell you" "Hbout • Uio tobi • ja. ^ ecrvie^ritlriinef »fcd hrincrr n» ,. Clflk_ foi tail etllclenl isdlo *M telvtrUUn t»cs Bt<™ Itoan. Uri.th open. tti.U )U Hivloe (all MaUwaa ' * ay ti«rpo"| 11411 will Villa Call I alawan •11/1 Page Sixteen July 25, 195' """State Fair To Open Sept. 22 . George A. Hamid, preslden of the New Jersey State Eajr, has announced that tile big m OUTMOR mm annual exposition, which clos es the (air season In this state LANCASTER BRAND "U. S. CHOICE will open on Sunday, Sept. 22 and close Sunday, Sept. 29. : Visitors this year will Ilnd ',. many' changes in the grounds and much to entertain them during tho eight days and sev en' nights that . the (air will operate on the big Nottingham • Way grounds on the outskirts o( Trenton. The most Important change Is the new asphalt mile track Top Quality, Tender, Juicy! Properly - which has replaced the old Trimmed Before Weighing! dirt track, which since 1888 .' has been the scene of many a stirring harness race. Gone, • too, are many' ol the. barns which-housed the pacers and trotters and In their stead ,. there lias arisen bleachers for —-the:auto^race-fans -and-some ' • have been converted Into ex- hibition buildings for the goat and rabbit shows. Lancaster Brand steaks sizzle excitingly—they're so extra-luicy Midget car races will be the and well-marbled! Cut from only the finest corn-fed beef— (. attraction on the afternoon o( the opening day with stock they're personally picked by-Acme beef experts and graded car races on Saturday and big U. S. Choice by high government standards. Try sizzling cars on Sunday, the closing •Lancaster Brand steak for your family. They really wjll rave! day or the fair. Jack . Koch- man's Hell Drivers will be the Save on Charcoal at Acme £ 32c ^ 77c Briquets it 47c T. 87c attraction oh Monday and Fri- Cut-Up day afternoons, which will be Ready to Cook |b. observed also as Children's Our Hamburger Has a Good Reputation Days. Special events are being L arranged • (or, Tuesday, 35 Try Some At Thli Low Price Perfect for chicken salad! Mix with.Hom-de-lite mayonnaise and diced celery. Easy to prepare! dnesday and -Thursday aft- ernoons including oircus per- Fresh, Top-Quality formances, mule and ostrich Cottage Butts EST * 59c races; and other .unique at- Fresh Ground tractions. ". Chicken Parts Beef Liver IZ! $100 Tuesday of f a, I r week will LEGS Pf BREASTS CA-. b HORMEL Satisfaction *1 be observed as Grange Day, lbs. | Instead of the usual Wednes- Thuringer Bologna \ Guaranteed day, and will be featured by 55c < 59c BEEF 3 the.annual grange horse shoe Wings »> 29c • Backs, Necks 3 »• 25c H0RMI1 pitching tournament. Wednes- Hard Salami ^ . 43c day, will be Trenton and Ham- Rushes' dolly fiom nearby farm. SWIFT Premium ilton Township Day: Thurs- FROSTED FISn FEATURES 46-ox. . day Q6vernqr's Day and for Froren BONELESS com the- first "trine the New Jersey" Dole Drink 0^^ 2L 49 - State. chamber of Commerce Fillet Haddock will bartictpate in the pro- Pork Chops _gramloft.-that_day..JPrJdfty_wJl! naaaocK t,,^ w«i pt>. J#C 17-ox. be.Odd Fellows' Day and ar- ._l- IollTail<. 'cant rangements for the day's Salmon Steak V". pl, 83c Libby Peas 2 33 events are being arranged in 99c : co-operation of the _^3rand Delicious Boiled, Broifed and For Safadsi Lodge of the Independent Or- Big-12-or. der of Odd Fellows of New Save Over 50c per Ifa.! FANCY package Jersey, Saturday will be Plre- Post Toasties ;-.';;•; men's Day wltt),tt\e»usfua}Dtir- ade'at 7.p.m. -'' :f •''"••:' C HUDSON .00 ?,Tiie Queen ot. (He Mew Jer- 'sey State, Fair!will;be picked lobster Tails > 77 -TissuesBATHROOM ^ rollV ....; on tha .openlngjay wlth^ elim- inations. In the afternoon and We reserve the right to limit quantitiy. None sold to dealers See Special $1.00 Hudson Coupon Offer fit Leading Papers! tile orownlng of the' queen ID the evening. She will reign dur- ing the week and preside at Save up to 10c! IDEAL Bartletf ^ , many (unctions. Entry blanks BIG TRAINLOAD SALE! JUMBO SWEET CALIFORNIA ''may be obtained by writing 2 ! the New Jersey, State Fair, - jBox 689,:Trenton.' .' '. ".y;',- ' Pears '- 33c '.'.'For 'the" evenings of fair •:•'.-•weeki Mr; Hamld is arrang- ing for the appearance of .stage! : screen; and- television Sava 21c on 2 Bottles! IDEAL stars.- in. Broadway re"ueB tast year this type"of program made a decided hit with the audiences and will be repeat- ed with tin effort to bring I CANTALOUPES Grape Juice $4 even bigger headllners to the Big, sweet, California's finestl A golden treatl Tremendous special purchase! Serve cantaloupe a la mode for a. super duper treat this week-end. fair, • '-',•-.- •'••- ; Premium books soon will be Spec,aJ» ^ ^ 45c available for those desiring to TOMATOES &S 2—25e enter-the Domestic Arts oora- Sav* 21c an 4 Cans! FARMDALE petition; the cattle, sheep swine, poultry, Future Farm crs', goat or rabbit shows. Al JUMBO LIMES A 6 19cPeas 4 49c locations have been made (or spaces In the Orange, 4-H and State Buildings and space on Mo llb the grounds rapidly Is being In August Family Circle 0 The World ot Mirth ALLSWEET MARGARINE Quarter"< s will be the attraction of 8 pages of new Ideas— £ cartons the big midway, from soups to desserts Mrs, Antoinette L. Jemlson KRAFT MAYONNAISE ^370^650 Is the new Secretary of the Fair and information may be ."B 33c -V 55c obtained by contacting the MIRACLE WHIP New Jersey State Fair Ofl'lce IDEAL SALAD OIL x» 27c tt 49c Two Escape Serious Qf. CQu Hurts In Accident MAZOLA, KRAFT, WESSON OIL 29-or.boHlt v9w Two persons escaped serious 2 bottles Injury July 10 when a car In JSMESF* BALA CLUB BEVERAGES which they were riding struck sty V dep. * utility polo on Route 35 In Holmdel Township, state po SUMMER MEALS LOUELLA EVAPORATED MILK lice at the ICcyport Barracks 75c reported. Treated for cuts and bruises VIRGINIA LEE BAKERY TREATS In Rivervlcw Hospital were YOUR DAIRY FAVORITES Christine Steppe, T a y 1 o r's Uanc, Mlddlctown, and Wll Luscious R^ibarb-Strawberry :1am like, Bantu Monica, ACME FROZEN FOODS ?nlir, Police snld tho car was • Virginia Leo Louella Sweet Cream irlven by Wnltor C. Farrier, Large Siie Baltimore; Md'., who said he Birds Eye Cut or French Stylo Green Pies 49 was no I n R north nnd attempt- ed to m i ken uturn In the highway whon the car wont 7 ^...i> r «. : Butter *s.[.65< jut of control. pkfltl e oa> Mr. Furrier wns given a Mm ^0 ^F, ' areC3H RlVIO aA^r Winner of over 500 prizes. Special this weekend! ' lummons for CBICICKS drlvlr.g returnable July 20 In Holmdel Picked at tho peak of flavor!! StocStock uup nonow aat thithis loloww prtcoprtco!! / . " • ' Tangy, Rindless Magistrate's court. A si I • • III ffl t% nr Supreme Plain or Seeded Rye ' sf* I ^*)l •• tf^ Receives Grant Cottage Instant Waffles 2 v 25c Bread 2 •"•':• 35c Sharp Cheese 59c The Monmouth Workshop. 3 Bridge Ave., Red Bank, under the direction of Dr. John atea R&R BALL BROTHERS CANNING £ ' ± SWIFT'S •on, recently received a grant l SwifrV tn-nld of $12,700 from tho Btatc Chicken i li King Z," 53( qti 15 Rehabilitation Commission tor Boned Chicken 2}:»' 69( Mason Jars ,"*••*• "•*•*• 99c ^*l ' squlpmcnt anil additional stall Chicken frktnet, V.." 45t $ Peanut Butter rbo workshop serves men and Ideal Ball Fruit Jars E 1" £ T women with various handicaps ChUken folk i "f 31c Who perform subcontract VSEI "» «C iu^i.'37c work for local Industries. Tbe will permit the shop .to ^gr mlt inoro than three i'mnny trnlrtoca as \f can be served. Shop at Your New Keyport Acme-Routes 35 and 36 Plenty Of Free Parking