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M e m b e r M e m b e r MATAWAN , NEW JERSEY, Thursday, May 25, 1972 Single Copy Fifteen Cants' 103rd YEAR M |h WEEK National Newspaper Association N e w Je r s e y Press Association BEADLESTON SPEAKER Conflict of interest, ethics among tops
MATAWAN - Sen. Alfred “ accomplishments’' in the would be state-operated and Also mentioned were the package, saying passage N. Beadlcston, Republican legislature during this year, away from the local tracks so making the New Jersey would ‘‘take money out of the majority leader spoke discussed what would be as to not hurt their business Parole Board a full-time right hand pockct and put less yesterday at the Matawan debated at the "improperly as had been done in New York board of three men instead of into the left hand pocket” . Chamber of Commerce termed special session" in off-track betting; ratification a five man parttime board in Included in the package is a election luncheon at Don June, the lax reform addition to bills lo help personal income tax and a Quixote Inn where he package, and answered some rehabilitate parolees; a statewide real estate tax. discussed some of the major <|uestions from the floor. constitutional amendment Sen. Beadleston said the KICK-OFF DINNER-The Hasilian Father of Mariapocli, Malawan, held a building fund legislation in the senate this Listed were adoption of a making 1 state attorney measures would “ put a kick-off dinner Saturday night at the Magnolia Inn attended by more than ISO people. year. code of ethics for members of general and the secretary of ceiling on certain items, but it Pictured left to right, are Louis Auricnima, Keyport, The Rev. Joseph Erdci, O.S.M.B., Introduced by Charles stale government, which state serve "at the pleasure” was the middle income man Miss Mary Gayposh, Perth Amboy, member of the building fund committee, Joseph Mandeville, president of the Beadleston noted had of the Governor; passage of a who will get hurl with this.” $7 million bill for aid to With the real estate tax “ by Rcttagliata, Matawan Township, general chairman and Joseph Mullaney, Cliffwood Beach, chamber and vice president "knocked out" some of the of the Central Jersey Bank more qualified members due private colleges, which the the back door", he said, chairman of the Matawan Chapter of the order. "Monmouth County is going and Trust Company, Sen. to possible conflict of in Senator termed a help also to to get it and get it bad.” Beadlcston told lf,e terest; rcdistricting of the public schools; full rights chamber members it was congressional seats, which to lH-year-olds in line with Four bills to be considered “ groups such as this with was eventually ruled un passage of their right to vote; by the legislature in Keyport mayor’s son whom they must cooperate,” constitutional; a commission a $650 million transportation November were also cited by arid that lie wanted them “ to lo study off-track betting and bond issue to be placed on the the Senator. They included see the scope of government another to study all other November ballot, which the zoning by court decision, today.” lie listed a number of types of betting, saying it Senator said he hoped the statewide building codes, hurt in car-bus crash people would support as it planning restriction, all of would lake care of every which the Senator said went MATAWAN - William V. was admitted to the Freehold summons for running a red highway and railroad in against home rule. The Ralph, 23, Aberdeen Road, Area Hospital with a frac light at the intersection of Memorial Duy Parade Monmouth County; a $2 fourth, which lhc Senator Matawan, son of Keyport Rte. 33 and Prodelin Way. tured left hip. Senk was MATAWAN - Arrangements for the annual Memorial billion budget; passage of a thought was a good bill, Mayor and Mrs. William A. reported in satisfactory Porter was among the 13 law enabling the state to be would permit the state to sell Ralph, was reported in fair persons treated and released Day parade in Matawan Borough were finalized at a condition. • Sen. Allred N. Ilcadlestun sued, taking away its bonds for education. condition at Monmouth from Freehold Area Hospital. special meeting of the Borough Recreation Commission Mayor Ralph, ac of a constitutional amend soverignty or immunity and Mrs. Genevieve Donnell Medical Center, Long The bus, which was chartered Sunday night. companied by John G. ment for e<]ual rights for passage of a no fault car asked the Senator if he Branch, today. He was taken Schanck, Beers St., Haziet, from Boro Auto Storage Co.. All organizations and groups taking part in the parade insurance on medical thought the handling of the to the center after having Inc., Shrewsbury, was women; a year-round racing had gone through the green will assemble at the Frenean railroad tracks at 9:15 a.m. bill in anticipation of the payments. lottery money was been injured in a car-bus carrying 30 persons. light at the intersection just on Monday. The parade will start promptly at 10 a.m. Meadowlands complex, Sen. Beadleston said the satisfactory to which he crash on Rte. 33 Millstone ahead of the others. The four Also treated and released The line of march will be down Main St. to Memorial passage of optional county subject for consideration at replied he liked the way they Twp., Sunday. men were returning from a were John A. Barber and his charier planning (the the June session would be 57 were spending money, but not first aid convention in I’ark where memorial services will be conducted by The family reported, wife, Eileen, Juniper Lane, Faulkner Act), which Senator bills called the Tax Reform the way they were accounting Trenton. American Legion Post 176. 7lie parade theme is “ To however, that there appeared Eatontown, whose car was hit I! o a d I e s t o n t e r m e d Package. He said he had for it. He hoped to see more of Honor Our War Dead.” to be no change that he suf At least 15 others suffered by Ralph’s vehicle after the "ridiculous" announced his opposition tu See CONFLICT Page 2 At the conclusion of services, refreshments will be fered a severe concussion and minor injuries, including a collision. has been in a com a since he couple whose car was Mayor Ralph, his son and served lo all those who participate in the parade at the was critically injured when a rammed after the collision, the Barbers were proceeding Washington Engine Fire Company building on Little S l. chartered bus, reportedly ran according to Ihe State Police north on Prodelin Wav In the event of ram, tfv. ; ,'.mde will be cancelled Carters denied variance a red light, and struck the Trooper John Brennan. through the intersection with younger Ralph's car. Hiding The bus driver, Henry A. a green light when the ac with him was Anthony Senk, Porter, 28, of Springdale cident occurred according to by Matawan zoning board 46, of Laurence Harbor, who Ave., Neptune, was issued a Trooper Brennan. Vocational Ed MATAWAN The /.miing Hoaid of Carters. John Engel voted lor it. The Carters AdjustiiK'ii! I uesdas icfected 4-1 the lost 4-1. application ol Ba rn a bas and Evelyn Carter, Leonard Tafaro, South Otange attorney, Publisher reveals plans state aid hit 107 Main St.. to use 25 percent uf the flour requested a variance for Millbrook Diner, MATAWAN — Mrs. Felicia She pointed out that the aiea uf thcil Imnie Im the sale nt antique Rte. 34, to erect an oversized sign. He told board had made requests of Peters, a member, took up china and tot the repair. icstoration and sale the /.oners that by d iiving past the diner on the State Department of for future area newspaper the issue of getting a better nl antique clucks. The house is in a Rte. 34 they could observe that the sign vocational education Kducation for $122,00(1 towards the better fulfillment icsidential /one conforming to tlie zoning ordinance now newspaper impractical. among the 400 million books program in district schools at KEVPO RT - A regional of a vocational program in However, the C, liters, through their used was small and obscured that it did not daily newspaper for this area Mr. Yoseloff drew from his his company distributed were the Matawan Regional Board Matawan She proposed and give the motorist knowledge the diner was many years’ experience in used by three generations of of F.ducation meeting attorney, Stanley Yacker, Malawan, sought is among the plans Shore the other board members journalism, including a term the families represented. Monday. tn show llieir sending would be of a there. Publishers has for its voted to join her in a Setter of as a newspaper reporter in Mrs. Peters read a letter specialized nature and that there svas an /\sked by board chairman l.anzaro if this growing chain of weekly protest to the State Depart community newspapers. Florida. But he stressed his Mr. Yoseloff was in from the Stale Department •>! element of hardship lor health reasons. allected the business at the diner, Tafro troduced by Chet Dousis, Education informing the ment of Kducation which These plans were outlined role as a publisher, Opposition to die application ss as led by assured him that the diner should be doing a speculating that the texts president of Ihe service club. board that $13,44'J had been would characterize as nl Tuesday night's meeting of "almost ridiculous” a $13.4-19 au antique dealei ss ho levcd neai the Callers $200,000 business but was'not doing half the local Kiwanis Club held at allocated as state aid on offering on a program for but who maintained lus shop in a that. Ye Cottage Inn by Thomas vocational courses in Matawan schools in the which $122,000 had been asked. commercial /one. He told the board the Richard Pauls, local attorney, appeared Yoseloff, the president of The letter was phrased to coming year. This will for llowaid Slegal. a local developer, to ask Shore Publishers, Inc. and term the *13,449 offering "a Carters could do the same. provide for two courses in chairman of the board of rather sad stale of affairs" In the resolution to icjcct the application, approval as a hardship ol the use of a 50 distributive education and Barnes International and “ totally inadequate.” the /oners declared that Carter's specialized foot by 100 foot lot in an R-75 /one as sile oni' in cooperative industrial Publishing Corp., its parent Tiie board members decided for a house. Pauls noted the lot is a former education The distributive skill did not cmne within the definition in company. it should nol be reserved to courses provide for work the ordinance and that theic appeared tube paper street reserved to give right-of-way Mr. Yoseloff, who en Ihe State Department of experience for high school no practical ditlkulty tor the ('.liters to from Donemar Drive out to New Brunswick visioned weekly newspapers Kducation alone hut a copy pupils in area businesses and as becoming a thing of the should also tie dispatched to locate thcil business in a zone wilier it would Ave. And that there is no land on either side the cooperative industrial past, said two reasons (!nv, William T. Cahill, the be an allowed use under the I'X'H ordinance. that can be boiitht to bring the lot up to the education course for placing prompt the move from country superinlendenl of (Jo mil call. William L.in/aro. James 75 foot standard. pupils in machine shops and weekly to daily: the coming schools and the Monmouth J. G. Iit/mauricc, an adjoining owner, fimndaries. La ss s on, W illiam Clifton and John megalopolis makeup and County Board of Freeholders. Only a scant number of Cummings voted to reject variance for the Sec CARTERS Page 3 competition from "shoppers" Mrs Pelers disclosed that pupils can be lieni'fited by an once-a-week throwaway in her personal letter of allotment of $13,44U to a advertising sheets. protest she was (ailing the district where there are .5 • Radial Tires • Energy Absorbing Bumpers Just to name a lew features that would cost up to $4,000 in an American cat. SAAB has these features and many more to numerous to mention here - so come on in and lest drive one today. MOTORS SAlIt, KRVICI, rARTI 787-4585 • 787-7222 41 I f ATI HWY NO )i I KIANSIUIO THE MATAWAN JO URNAL, Thursday, May 25 1972 PAGE 3 ? i I Carters denied continued from page 1 protested the plan to erect a house on the Robert W. Ragland, Old Bridge, applied undersized lot and called for a check on a to tlie board to build a house for his own use deed presumed to have been given the on an undersized lot woned by Martin borough for Ihe paper street, as an entrance Flannagan, Matawan, at 185 Washington way to the Denemark development. Ave. Huskies Clinch tie for SC ‘A ’ crow n MATAWAN — Coach could settle the game. Sam grounder let Geran come GEM BUFFS- Bob McAfee, second right, won an award for Deiter Johnson's Matawan Chiaravalotti, Lakewood home with the winning run. the best exhibit at the Mineral and Gem Jamboree held High baseball team assured pitcher, had kept the Huskies recently at Matawan Regional High School, Pictured with themselves ot al least a tie scoreless on junk ball pitching The game marked the him are, left to right. Bob D’Elia, Matawan Jaycees, Mrs. with Raritan for Shore to thal time. But Pease got termination of regular conference " A ” honors the Piners out without athletic relationships bet Eleanor McAfee, McAfee and Michael Fahey, president o f Tuesday by defeating scoring, then, in the bottom of ween Matawan and the Matawan Jaycees. The show features different ores and Lakewood 1-0 at the Atlantic the sixth, Matawan annexed Lakewood as the Piners will Stones and will be held again next April. Ave. field. The Huskies can a winning run when Tom drop back to the “ B ” Division assure themselves of total Geran doubled and an of the Shore Conference next claim to the "A " Division overthrow on Tom Slater’s fall THREE GENERATIONS - The Three Generation gospel-singers from Matawan recently crown tomorrow by defeating made an appearance at the Robinson AME Church, Grasopville, Md. Seated from left, are the Rockets at the RHS field. TEN EYCK RONSON, Inc. Mrs. Irene Nealy, her son, David and Mrs. Elizabeth Biddle,,his grandmother Even if they lose to the Township LL games EST 1930 Itockcts, Raritan must win MATAWAN TWP. - Minors - Mets 11, Jewelers four games in a row to tie the il. Sharks 11, Rockets 4; AUTHORIZED Huskies for the title. The Results of first weeks play in Ihe Little League are as Knicks 11, Stars 3; Warriors Club year closes Attend seminar chances of the Green and 17, Tigers 9; Cubs 6, Agents 0; ZENITH SALES & SERVICE • f MATAWAN — - Mrs. follows: Gray doing this are slim. Falcons ll. Chiefs 2; Giants MATAWAN — The board of Horn and Mrs. Harold Fogg; Genevieve Donnell and John Matawan’s balltossers will Majors - Americans 8, 11, Darts 7; Eagles 12, — MAYTAG - HOOVER - GIBSON - directors of the Woman’s second, Mrs. Charles Alters Bradley attended a business be moving into another Pavers 9; Rats9, Bombers 0; Horsemen 11; Mets 20, Giants KITCHEN AID DISHWASHERS Club of Matawan held a and Mrs. Larry Yow. meeting held at the George tourney this afternoon when Cards 8, Howlers 5; Bats 2, 7; Warriors 18, Stars 10; Washington Motor Lodge, luncheon at the clubhouse on A party will be held on June they play Howell al Mon Dodgers 0; Cards 2, Dodgers Horsemen li, Cubs 3; Sharks 566-1600 Jackson St. on Monday. Both 2 for all past participants at Allentown, Pa., on May 20 mouth College. They are 1; Bowlers 2, Americans 0. 13, Falcons 0. The Sharks 283 UPPER MAIN (Near Hwy. 34) MATAWAN retiring and new officers and which time awards will be and 21. The seminar was seeded behind Ocean The Bats lead the league. lead the league. chairmen were present when made to the highest scorers. sponsored by Economic Township, Mater Dei, Mrs. John Kinney, president, Ecology Inc. of Houston, Jackson and Howell in this culled the meeting to order. Dela., and was attended by tourney but ahead of Mid Plans were discussed for Promotion „ many educators and laymen dletown, Marlboro and the coming year and chair interested in promoting the Raritan. men were asked to include NEW YORK, N.Y. free competitive enterprise Bob Pease hurled a one- , y o u g e t BIGGER their activities in the year Willifam F. Mullin, 297 system nf the U.S. hitter for Matawan Tuesday. book which will be printed Church St., Matawan, has Interviews with students II was his third win cf the l o VARIETY during the summer. been appointed assistant from four high schools were year. Pease's ac Mrs. John Bambrick, general counsel in taped, regarding their complishment was an o n M O R E newly elected president of the Metropolitan Life Insurance knowledge and un unusual one for a high school JST0RE§ d is c o u n t s Junior Woman’s Club, Co.’s law department, it was derstanding of the system pitcher for he did not issue a reported on their plans for the announced by Gilbert \V. and their plans and ambitions walk. He fanned seven. Dale next few months and hoped Fitzhugh, board chairman. lor the future. Gunderson’s two-bagger in L&S the two groups would come to The Economic Ecology Inc. the top of the sixth was the ITEMS AT know each other better Mullin, who joined the company is headed by Cal lone hit off him. STRATHMORE DOWNTOWN ' through exchange of visits company in 1951, became a Hollis, a former officer of the The Gunderson hit was a STRATHMORE SHOPPING CENTER RT. 34, MATAWAN member of the legal O P E N D A I L Y O P E N D A I L Y ■ and cooperative endeavors. United Federation of Small source of alarm in the 9:30-9 p.m. 9:30-6 p.m. DOWNTOWN - 125 MAIN STREET department in 1963 as an - There will be another board Business and is now in the Matawan camp as one run Set. 'til 6 p.m. Fri. 'til 9 attorney. He is presently a meeting in September prior process of having printed a member of Metropolitan ■ to t he first regular meeting of book called "What Makes RAH MITZVAII the club when more definite Life’s special litigation staff. America Tick?” reports will be received for Born in New York, Mullin The taped interviews and MATAWAN - Steven Ritz, BEACH TOWELS discussions will be used in SHOWER LINERS the coming year. received a B.B.A. degree and son of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald by Stevens part as well as contributions The final session of the nn 1.LB. degree from St. Kitz, 42 Idlewild Lane, was 6‘ x 6‘ duplicate bridge tournament John's University. of well known authors and called to the Torah as a Bar EXTRA Large and Thirsty sponsored by the Woman's economists. Mitzvah on May 6 at Temple , SOLID COLORS Club was held on Friday at He served, as Democratic Mrs. Donnell is a director Beth Ahm. Steven is a Beautiful Screen Prints a, the clubhouse. A Mitchell Municipal leader in Matawan of the company and has long seventh grade student at the reg. $1°° movement was used and the Twp. been dedicated to the Lloyd Road School and plays winners, announced by Mrs. promotion of the free com 36" x 64" NOW r l #9 9 N O W 6 7 Mullin and his wife, the in the school band. After the Conrad Brevick, director, petitive enterprise system. service, a reception was held former Gertrude O'Connor, were: North-South, first, The book will be on market in have three children. in his honor at the temple. 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"I II r> -iU N l'V tn A SERVIC E S b$,mo N O W S1.49-S1.99-S2.99 3 / 9 9 c CMAMOE PAGE 4, THE MATAWAN JO U R N A L. Thursday, May 25.1972 $Ije Patatoaii laufnal HERE & THERE It used to be a family affair V.'. 146 Main St., Matawan, N. J. with CHET BEAMAN . Published by Shore Publishers, Inc., a Barnes International Company ; ESTABLISHED 1869 ! •______Telephone S>ifi-18 18 ______A paradise lost R. Barry Kamm, The Editor Monmouth County, like they used to say about New York Ruth D. Hartman, Assistant Editor City, will be a nice place when they get it finished. Frankly, James D. Magee, General Maruiger though, we don’t think they’re ever going to finish it: And ' Alan Moore, Advertising Director when they do it’s just liable to look like New York. Just think! — ■ ■■ ■— i t ■ —1 ------People who escaped from New York and got to Monmouth The Matawan Journal is a newspaper “of the people, by Ihe people, and for the County for a bit of greenery and a breath of fresh air will soon people." Its aim is to serve the best interests of Matawan and vicinity; to present find themselves imprisoned again in a New York, Isn’t that all of the news of the week without bias or prejudice in a clcan. sane, conservative nice? As one who came from Newark as a youth and found manner, respecting the inalienable rights of our citizens, and thereby making itself Monmouth County a paradise (though we really didn't of worthy of their confidence. '______t ______realize it then) we can’t take too much comfort in the change ’ Second-class Postage Paid at Matawan; N .J. 07747 that the Shore is undergoing. Guess progress is not for us. CHILDRENS Responsibility for typographical errors is limited to thcjcost of the space occupied Well, the sewers are almost all in so we suppose by such error______*______they'll start repaving the roads soon. In many ot (he _ ...... One Year (within state) ...... $ 6 .5 0 AFFAIRS Subscription rates payable in advance Qnc YL.ar (outs^ c 5lale) ...... S 6 5 0 road widening projects of the past few monthi they Send to 146 Main St. sjx Months ...... $ 3 .5 0 seen) to have missed a tew beautiful trees (not many, M atawan, N. J. 07747 Threi^Months .1 ...... $ 2 .0 0 though) that could have been uprooted and there are - -4 * still a few hills left that have not been leveled. Are our esteemed planners and builders slipping? M em orial Day--rem em ber When Monmouth County was thal paradise we spoke about we used to swim and fish in clean waters. We paddled our Memorial Day, whether it is brave men ^vho have fallen in battle. canoe up streams that wound their way into the hinterlands, observed on May 29, the day set by We wish wet could say that their dying stopping, naturally, to dive into waters that were not dirty or foul-smelling. Cold water trickled down high banks from Congress so that the nation may have has not been in vain but this is an age springs, and you didn’t have to worry about drinking it. The a long weekend holiday, or on the in which we face facts. World War I streams might still be there, but the banks are gene, many of traditional date of May 30, is for the didn’t make the world safe for them having been replaced with blacktop for parking lots to purpose,of honoring our war dead. democracy, World War 2 didn’t turn serve the shopping centers and housing developments that have sprung up along these streams. The trees that jutted out H olidays have the knack of out to be the war to end all wars, as a from the banks were the first casualties. becoming something other than for President So grandiloquently termed which they were intended in this day it, ‘and there are few persons naive All our life we've heard officials asking skeptics, “ Aren't you In favor ol progress?" when it was a matter and age. Washington’s Birthday enough tdday to believe that the of a new shopping center or a housing development or naturally was set aside to pay homage slaughter irj which we are engaged in even an airfield. Thank goodness, though, we seem to to the Father o f our country, b u t Indochina ip a holy crusade. have been able to resist creating airports, and right now today it has become one of the biggest Yet, the men who were called and with the Red Rank Airport gone the county is one short. But it was a close shave. The county was considered shopping bargain days of the year. went to figjit all these wars and many once for metropolitan New York's fourth airport. Memorial Day was originally set others believed they were answering LOOKING BACKWARD aside as a day on which to honor the the call of! their country to do their Wc suppose we shouldn’t kick. Things could be worse, we war dead of the Federal forces in the duty and tljey did just that. They died guess. But somehow or other it doesn't seem that our kids have had the same opportunity we have had to enjoy nature. Civil War, or members of what was fighting foj- what they thought was Canoeing or rowing in a lake, a river or a creek whose banks affectionately called the Grand Army right and they should be honored for are dotted with commercial enterprises isn't as much fun as of the R e p u b l i c (GAR). The thisjcxercisf of duty. doing these things in waters surrounded by high banks, tall Southerners had their own There M il be a great deal of trees, green foliage and sparking springs. Putting your line o ra to ry $t the various services in the water and withdrawing il with a beautiful bluefish on Cojjfederate Day, on a date different the end is more satisfying than pulling up a rubber boot, a from that of the Northern Memorial scheduled for this Memorial Day and part of a wrecked automobile or some other debris. we hope that speakers, instead of Day. 1*72 waving thf . flag and emotionally A high-rise In the hills of Highlands might be more ■THE. MATAWAN JOURNAL- practical than a tall cedar or a white birch, but il really May 1872 "" As time went on and American calling upoh young men to lay down The reckless driving of automobiles in isn't as nice. A farmer’s watermelon patch tu raid A barge, loaded with oyster'shells for wars and conflicts mounted, it became their lives; because old politicians Red Bank is to be stopped. Chief Rue has a doesn't compare with a parking lot. But then there are K.H. Wyckoff & Co., came near pinking in the custom to pay tribute to all the “ red devil” o f his own and if lie cannot think they! ought to, will, instead, people who never saw hills and trees in their natural Matawan Creek on Sunday last, )t became induce the reckless driver of machines to war dead of the nation, from the stress the rjeed to bring peace to the state, so when they come here from the city today they necessary to take off a large quantity of still think they're in paradise. It’s all a matter of wait and let him arrest them he will pursue R e v o l u t i o n to the present day. world so ;that the dying will be shells in order to bring the boat up again. relativity. them with his own. Most o f us, however, have made unnecessary;. M ay 1904 P.F. Collier, who recently bought the May 192 4 Memorial Day an occasion on which However1, regardless of what is said Matawan Board of Education met on Bailey farm al Wickatunk, lias pie^enled the to trek to the beaches, ball games, and: done qt services and parades on Wednesday. There weie present Mrs. Matawan Public Library with 500 new races, etc. DUSTING OFF AN OLD ONE (Alleged joke reprinted from Eggleston, Mrs. Sclicnck, Mr. Stcmler, Mr. Memorial Day we hope that great books. The library now contains about the May 9, 194fi, . issu e)—A /b raggln g, loud-mouthed in ; We hope that this year, before numbers of people' will attend and 4,000 books...... Smith, Mt. Wyckoff and Mr. Ward. Mr. dividual, the manager of a small, nondescript traveling tent Stcm ler reported that all coal was in except people start out for the beach or park participate. SThcy owe it to the dead Tuesday Dr. Young started for a drive, show, called at the newspaper office where Eugene Field stove coal for Cliffwood. for a picnic, or to the ball game, they going east on Church Street, approaching the heroes who,fought our wars, whatever worked, and tried to wrangle some free publicity for his The regular meeting o f the Progressive aggregation from the poet-reporter. Praising his own great Freehold Railroad tracks the gong, which stop for a few moments to honor our the reason, i Citizen's Club was held Wednesday evening at enterprise and shrewd showmanship, the man proclaimed, kept up a continuous ringing because it was Seidlcr’s Beach. Two new members were “I tell you, sir, I have made splendid success of my splendid out of order, frightened the team and the placed on the roll, John K. Crinc and show, and all by my own efforts. I, sir, am a self-made m an! ” pole was broken before the horses were William F. Jordan Jr. making the total “A self-made man, eh?" said Field, watching the man as he quieted. Dr. Young was assisted in getting membership fifty-four. mopped the perspiration from his nearly bald head with a his horses and wagon back to the stable and T a x favors little guy Several local W.C.T.U. members are large bandana. “Yes," rejoined the other. "Tell me, then,” postponed his drive. planning to attend the National State Jubilee inquired Field, "why didn't you put a little more hair on the It is said the Pennsylvania Clay Company Conference in Atlantic City next Thursday. The state Legislature has has departed, and it might be that, but top of your head?" has been reorganized and is under new The interests o f Harvey Wilder in the passed-and Gov. William T. Cahill has management. The old company is reported we’re going to offer a plan to balance Rivoli Theatre have been taken over by J. to be owing their employees a considerable approved-another tax that hurts the next year’s $2-billion plus budget: Spewak of Fli/.abeth. In former years Mr. sum in back wages and that many of them little guy. The tax bill, intended to let’s have a mileage lax on all vehicles. Spewak has had experience in the moving THE SACK OK KEYPORT says. "Maybe vaudeville Is refused to continue their work unless paid. picture business in the G .A .R . and V icto ria balance the state’s $2 billion budget, dead but there are some priceless comedy acts going The commencement exercises of the Theatres in Elizabeth. raises the tax on cigarettes by five Such a tax would be easy to begging today." Matawan Graded School will be held on May Traffic was delayed for some time last cents a pack; gasoline and diesel fuel a determine and implement. When the 27 at 8 o'clock in the First Baptist Clmrch. Saturday morning, on the highway, when penny a gallon; commercial vehicle state annually inspects your car, it There arc two graduates in the Digit School difficulty was experienced in closing the could check the mileage and add the department and eight scholars will receive registration, S5.50; corporate net draw to Matawan Creek bridge after it had/ PUTIAN PATTER—"Chet called," Lily Putian informed her certificates from the Grammar School income, I V* per cent; liquor, 50 cents bill to next year’s registration fee. For husband, Pete, as he entered the house, “and says he needs been raised for a boat to pass through. department. a gallon; wine, 10 cents a gallon, and commercial vehicles, the state could about two inches to fill his column this week. He suggested liquor and beer, by subjecting them to bill the business. And let’s make it a we talk about the new car we intend to buy. Did we decide on what make, yet?" Pete tossed his hat on a chair and replied, the five per cent sales tax. whopping tax, something like a penny "It has to be a Major Motors car. ltow about a 1972 Lemon? I LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Aside from the new levies on diesel a mile. ' know you want a six-cylinder Monkey but Stu Piddunce had fuel and commercial vehicles, all the You're .probably thinking: one once and it insisted upon climbing trees.” The Little increases will affect the average citizen Wouldn’t this hurt the little guy even Woman reflected on this and then said, "Well, we certainly GSAC disappointing don’t want a Mule. Bertha Brainey said the darned thing most dramatically Even the more? Well,,'maybe at first, in the wouldn’t move half the time. How about a Nicer Motors Ixng six-night “ classical” scries when a third o f it To The Editor: corporate net income tax, because pocketbook. But think what a boost Brancher or a foreign car like a Lily?” "A Lily is bound to This is a copy of a letter I’ve sent lo John is Mr. Lewis in unannounced programs. mass transportation would get. People have buys,” said Pete, adding, "Listen, Lit, I’m hungry. we're confident that the businesses P. Gallagher, chairman o f the New Jersey If your purpose is t to bring rare talent Let's lake up the car deal later. Chet must have enough (or will pass this one along to consumers w h o now, claim that mass Highway Authority, operators of the Garden within the reach of New Jerseyans, no two inches Turn off the tape recorder, will you? And get me transportation is inconvenient to service is performed by the “ popular" series. in the form of higher prices, or they’ll my dinner.” State Aits Center. It is nothing short ol a re-run of performers juggle their books so the “ corporate them, would',suddenly find ways of Dear Mr. Gallagher, A waiting eagerly for announcement of who have been seen and heard to a tiresome net income” figure isn't what it getting to buses and trains. And think fer * * • Ihis Summer’s program at the Garden State point-on TV. radio, jukebox and at Ihe should be. of the benefits to the environment. Garden State. SONG OF A WAHl.OHI) Aits Center, 1 find it terribly disappointing. This criticism may seem like This type of tax would help the little Someday, perhaps the center will again I am equally tired of Ihe center's slamming the barn door after the nag guy-he breathes most of the air. make the valiant effort to satisfy New perennial defense thal traditional classical (With apologies to Gilbert & S u llivan) Jersey’s thirst for professional artistry thal peilorrneis arc not supported by the public. When a warlord's not engaged in his employment 'had been so courageously begun. Unless true quality and representation arc Or perfecting Ills repulsive terror plans C ertainly, your series listed as “ classical" offered, audicnces will always be sparse. Your best bet—bonds Ills capacity for innocent enjoyment will make an enjoyable and appropriate W ho will subscribe to a classical series that la just as great as any other man's. “ pop” attraction. Anhui Fiedler has proved announces only one classical work'’ Thank that Strausy walt/cs arid biassy marches find you foi the Tchaikowski concerto. Payroll savings for the purchase of is through regular payroll deductions -11,1. Phillip*. 1M6 ready audiences on a starlit summer night. The Arts Center offers no vocol or U.S. Savings Bonds continue to be an lor the purchase of United States Handel's familiar "Water Music" and some in s tr u m e n ta l solosils in its classical prospectus. There is no diama, nobellet, no excellent means of attaining personal Savings HoniM where you work. talented trealmenl of current rccord hits won’t go wrong, either. opera and no choral work. Yet, semi long-range financial goals. CIIET CHAT—Wish wc had a buck for every time the mayor More than 10 million employes in Metcdith Willson will liven anuthei piofessional gioups consistently fill Since 1936, Social Security has of Monmouth County’s largest borough was pictured with a evening with Souse, scledions from Victor .ludiloiiunis with audicnces eager to support 40,000 companies arc enrolled in shovel In his hands breaking ground for new construction or a provided a modest floor of protection Herbert and his own delightful songs. We this kind ol entertainment. payroll savings. Series H Bonds pay a pair of scissors In his hands snipping a ribbon for new upon which to build a retirement look forward to a spirited and colotfiil dance Don'l tell me, M r. Gallagher, that the openings. We'd be a millionaire, thanks to Mayor Herb bonus interest rate ol' SVi per cent program from the Ukraine and happy public doesn't want it. You have to show program . Many employers also Werner of Eatontown . . As wc snid before, that left-handed compounded sem i-,mini,illy when held memories of U'wisohn Stadium will he them you have it arid give them a chance to sponsor private pension plans to traffic jughandle at Itte. :i5 and West Park Avenue Is causing find out. "Madame Hulletllv" was a flop to maturity of 5 years, 10 months. drivers, including this one, to do a lilt of cussing, and while recalled when Gershw in is played under augment retirement income. Today when Ml Puccini first presented il. we are withholding Judgment now, we can't see that anything I’eter Nero's baton. approximately 30 million employees And they can be held beyond I ’m writing with the constructive' hope short of a traffic light at the spol where traffic enters into Too had you can’t serve lemonade .mil maturity at the same bonus rate. Bond that my views will inspire nlheis lo cry mil are covered by pension funds West Park from the Jughandle (which would be very pink champagne with these lot no one w ill exceeding S I 30 billion. interest is not subject to state or local unusual) will solve Ihe problem. You just can’t squeeze Into deny that it nil adds up to a lipjit, gay night lor heller programming. Melanie's song is a sadly inappropriate However, forward-thinking families income tax nnd lhe federal tax may be Ihe long line of traffic from Ihe letl wilhoul long waits and at the "pops." selection Im a classical progiam, hut I declared annually or deferred. unsafe starls . . . "Demi Guerrilla Led Hijacking," head In We admire and encourage lleniy Lewis, take additional means to provide for sympathize with its dispaitmg ciy "Look Whatever your future financial Shore dally states, Before he died, of course, as the story whose great ellotls lo put the New Im ey future needs such as savings accounts under It points out , , , We've just experienced some more Sym p hony on Ihe map have gamed Wlial They Done To My Song, Mn!" and Investments in stocks anti mutual plant may be. United Slates Savings computer trouble which we’ll lell you u ImmiI next week, If nationwide recognition. We know he won’t MKS. MAKtiOT II. SMI III funds. One of the better ways to save Bonds should he a part of them. you're still around. let u i down Im I hesitate to subscribe In the Kumnon , THE MATAWAN JO URNAL, Thursday. May 25, 1972, PAGE 5 Completes courseI Library Bas mitzvah on Saturday -MATAWAN — Pamela Junior Youth Group. begins residency Notes Susan Goldschmidt, daughter Pamela founded the MATAWAN - The of Mr. and Mrs. Joel Gold Helping Hands, a group of Hospital Administration, Matawan Library is schmidt, here, will conduct fifth, and sixth grade girls D urham , N .C., has com pleted exhibiting a group of pain services as; a Bas Mitzvah, on who helped anyone in need. her course work and began-a tings by Theodore R. Ganz of Saturday at 11 a.m., at They entertained at nursing yearlong administrative Cheesequake Village. Ganz, a Temple Shalom, the Reform homes in the area, and residency Monday. After reetired accountant who has Congregation of Matawan. worked at various Temple completion of the', residency,' studied privately and at Pratt ; Pamela is a seventh grade functions, such as the annual which includes four months Institute, has been painting in student at the Lloyd Road bazaar. at the Duke University watercolors for many years. School in Matawan, where Medical Center; two months This latest collection in she is an honor roll student. Following services, a with the hospital, section pt cludes scenes of Matawan She is a staff member of the luncheon in Pam’s honor, will the Duke Endowment, featuring the Maiawan Lloyd Road School Yearbook be held ;it the Goldschmidt Charlotte, N.C.; three Railroad Station in summer and a member of the Temple home. ■ months at The Wafts and winter views, the Hospital, Durham] N.C.; and Burrowes Mansion, and the three months .with the' Hyer House, as well as local Durham County Hospital shore scenes and impressions Commission, she will tie. of Ogunquit, Maine. Ganz, is T. V . LEA V Y awarded a Master's Degree, showing his just-completed in hospital administration^; Matawan scenes for the first Miss Krufka, who is the. time. The exhibit will be in Television S e r v i c e daughter of Mr. - and Mrs.- CONVENTIONERS - Four of the members of Court St. Joseph 884, Keyport, Catholic the adult department of the Abraham Krufka, 143 Daughters of America, who attended the 33rd biennial state convention banquet at The library through mid-June. 20 Years TV Service Idlebrook Lane, Matawan, is MISS KLIJSN KRUFKA Sheraton-Deauville, Atlantic City, are, left to right, Miss Dorothea Tansey, Mrs. Charles The library is expanding its also a 1967 graduate of film program m ing to include Emery, vice regent; Miss Mary Tansey and Miss Marie D. Wallace, regent. DURHAM, N.C. - M iss Matawan Regional High a forthcoming evening movie In This Area Ellen Ruth Krufka, a School and a 1971 graduate of series for general audiences. graduate student in the Duke Bryn Mawr College, Bryn The programs of arl, sports, University Program in Mawr, Pa. travel, using 16mm films 5 6 6 - 6 1 5 1 Pack 87 cub aw ards from the Monmouth- Woodbridge Film Library CLIFFWOOD - Cub year service star and will run through June and V F W unit Cliffwood PTA Scouts 87, sponsored by the graduate certificate. BRED program Cliffwood Parent and Refreshments were served July. MATAWAN TWP. - Several new 8mm films final meeting Teachers Association, held a by Mrs. Roger Feldner and Bayshore Recreation and which include cartoons, WAREHOUSE SALE meeting regular meeting Thursday the next pack meeting will be Economic Development, Three Stooges and Charlie CLIFFWOOD - The and an art contest was held held in the Cliffwood School Inc., (B.K.E.D.), is Chaplin comedies, and scenes MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - Cliffwood Parent and with "Beautiful America” as cafetorium on June 15 at 7:30 recruiting student volunteers NEW, NEW, NEWEST A meeting of the Ladies theme. Contest winners were p.m. from the Frazier-Ali Teacher Association held its from Matawan Regional High Auxiliary to Guadalcanal Douglas Kostyk, Thomas championship fight have final meeting for the 1971-72 School to work for the Post 1745, Veterans of Korkowski and John been added to the library’s PTA year tn the school FLEA MARKET SET Summer Tutorial Program at WIGS CAPLESS Foreign Wars of Matawan Lesniakowski. A film was collection and are available cafetorium and initallation of BRED during the month of Township, was held Thursday shown by Lee Ward, Neptune for circulation to adult newly elected officer* was CLIFFWOOD BEACH - A July. in the post home. Mrs. Frank held with Mrs. Vincent and Paul Margin, Sayreville, borrowers. Films may be WIGS flea market will be held at the Edw a rd Hamilton, Mitchell, president, con oceanographers, entitled, previewed in the library by Lamano, Union Beach, Bayview Presbyterian director, Sister Rheta Nor At our Regular ducted the meeting. "Michael's Reef and individuals and small groups Monmouth County Council Church, West Concourse and man, teacher and instructor Steve Giza, a member of Treasure of Shark River using a dual 8mm tabletop officer, officiating. Initalled Greenwood Ave., Cliffwood at BllED and Mrs. Barbara Low Price Guadalcanal Post, was a were Mrs. Michael Donohue, Inlet,” projector which the library Bcach, on June 17, from 10 Kishcr, BRED secretary, guest. He outlined plans for Adult service awards were has acquired. In addition, president; Mrs. William a.m. to 5 p.m. Rain date is went to the high school on the annual children's presented to Mrs. Alexander 8mm films will be shown at Murray, vice pretjdent; Mrs. June 24. May 18 to recruit volunteers. Christmas party and an Moszulak, four year service various times during the day Patrick Donahue,; treasurer; Snack Bar and other The only requirement for the nounced two dances will be star; Alexander Moszulak, for patrons visiting the Mrs. Douglas Glbb, recording facilities will be available. tutorial volunteer, Hamilton held to raise the necessary secretary; Mrs. 'Carl Con three year star, Mrs. William library at the time. For booth reservations call explained, was a concern for The craft film “ Prints" will funds, one on Sept. 16 and the cepcion, corresponding Lee, two year star and Mrs. Gus Gerding, 18 Middlesex the welfare of others and a be shown during coffee break other on Nov. 4. secretary, and Mrs. Donald: Daniel Kane, one year star. Blvd., Cliffwood Beach, 566 willingness to share that at the library on June 2 at 10 Mrs. Ralph Scarborough, Lewis, parliamentarian. Cub scout awards were won 3419. concern. a.m. to interested persons, hospital chairman, an The annual; “spring by Douglas Kostyk, Wolf without pre-registration. nounced there will be another festival" w a s presented by ' Badge, Bear Book, Gold party to be held at the the children in the school Arrow, three silver arrows SISTERHOOD SALE Marlboro State Hospital this system and directed by Mips and service star; John Thursday. Jo Frances Suarez and Mrs.1 Lesniakowski, silver arrow MATAWAN - The Mrs. John Williams William King. The second and service star, Daniel COMPLETE Sisterhood of Temple Beth reported several of the grade children sang circus Kane, Bob cat pin, Adam Ahm will hold a rummage auxiliary members marched times and other songs from Casenetti, Bear Badge, sale at the temple, 550 Lloyd along with the president, “The King and' I,” “The Webeloes book, neckerchief, AIR CONDITIONING Road, on June 6 from 9 a.m. Mrs. Mitchell, in the Loyalty Sound of Music” and “ Butch colors, slide, artist badge and to 12 noon. Anyone wishing to Day Parade sponsored by the Cassidy and the Sundance athlete; Greg McCollun, and SERVICE donate rummage for the sale NONE HIGHER Sixth District Veterans of Kid." Tom Korkowski, Webelo may contact Mrs. Gloria REGULAR VALUE Foreign Wars in Ocean Festival committee book, colors, slide, necker Sherman, 264-2132. Township. i members were. Darlene chief, service star, athlete ONLY 95 PLUS PARTS $ 2 0 to $ 5 0 Mrs. Scarborough Blandford, Tom Zupancic, and artist badge. $9 AND FRION 20 L A T E S T S T Y L E S IN presented pins to the women Heidi Hlebaroff, James Service stars were DON'T 30 NATURAL SHADES & of the auxiliary who have Jeffcoat, Marcella Ricci, awarded to Gary Williams, F R O S T E D S T O C H O O S E become part of the '6th Karen Williams, Robert Charles Jones, ; David lose that ...... F R O M ...... District Blood Bank by either KurHbatovic, Cathy Sabatini, Passenelll, James Patterson call donating blood or money. The Janice Riker, Gregory and Paul Koons. Perry OPEN TO THE PUBLIC EV ERY DAY 10:30-5:30 recepients were Mrs. Harold Seaman, Colleen Franson Silletti, traveler and service WHEEL ALIGNMENT SUNDAY 12-5:30 We'll answer it! Brazauckas, Mrs. John and Sharon Pizzi. star; William Feldner, Arrow TREASURE IM PORTS IRC. Williams, Mrs. Raymond Mrs. Donohue announced of Light, handbook, three CHECK UP! AA ANSWERING Hildebrandt, Mrs. Helen that the last roller skating SERVICE R O U T E 36 (Oppoiite Pirate Ship) Knollcroft Shopping C»nt.r Bienkowski, Mrs. Frank session will be held on Friday INSTANT CREDIT 6 7 1 - 9 2 0 0 CLIFFWOOD BEACH, NEW JERSEY N o . 12 Mitchell, Mrs. Walter Faron afternoon in the cafetorium Hospital unit WAKE UP SERVICE ALSO AT and Mrs. Ralph Scarborough. at 3 p.m., sponsored by the jrrp i1 MAIL DROP SERVICE ROUTE 28 IN PLAINFIELD - 1034 SOUTH AVENUE 1 + \ J a m am “Buddy" poppies are being PTA. installation 1 Serving Your Area CORNER OF SOUTH AVE. & BEtVIDERE sold throughout the township from now through Memorial of officers • CARTE BLANCHE Day. The public is asked to • DINNERS CLUB purchase and wear a poppy 15 to conduct MATAWAN TWP. - The during this period. The final June meeting of the Matawan meeting of the auxiliary will Township Auxiliary to the be held on June 8. services Sat. Bayshore Community Hospital will be held on June SAVE $5 PER SHOCK 6 at the Andirons Restaurant, MATAWAN — Fifteen boys Hte. 79, Marlboro, at 8:30 HEAVY DUTY Matawan Ave. and girls of the Temple p.m. Shalom Religious School will Officers to be installed arc: TRW ROAD HUGGER PTA final conduct a creative service as president, Mrs. Gerson confirmands tomorrow at Wexler; first vice president, 8:45 p.m. Mrs. Edward Kastango; SHOCK meeting held Participating will be second vice president, Mrs. 95 Candace Gertz, Kerry Walter McGill; treasurer, ABSORBERS MATAWAN - The Herbert, Janie Kurland, Mrs. Thomas Tennyson; REG. $14.95 $9 Matawan Avenue, Middle Caryl Levine, Nora Lipsker, recording secretary, Mrs. School, Matawan, Parent- Alice Lorberfeld, Jeffrey James Duda; corresponding Teachers Association held its Molinoff, Seth Necamp, Elise secretary, Mrs. Edward g l S t e final executive meeting for Pearl, Jane Presser, Sherry Wawrzenczk; program, Mrs. new officers and chairmen. Rippel. Jill Roberts, Mori James Harrington; publicity, Mrs. Verline Hammond, Vogel, David Wersan and Mrs. Frank Smith. Mrs_. Ijiura Wolfe. BOUH 34 AND ^at'AwahVnj president thanked her board Peter Barbieri and Mrs” SUNOCO BROAD STREET s e e -a i o s nnd the school administration An oneg shabbat will follow Edward Wawrzenczk are in for ‘cooperation and support the services. chargc of arrangements. this past year. It was an nounced that Cadet Troop 211 directed by Miss Dolores McKeough, participated at the last regular PTA meeting. Cadets included Sarah Nau, Mary Podlaski, Lynn Wcntzel and JoAtrn Ncmcik. A question and answer guidance presentation will be held in June for all parents with James Lukach and Miss Lynn Savage, guidance personnel, directing. Additional executive members are needed to fill the vacancies o( ways and nicnns, attendance, recreation, telephone squad, program nnd PTA newsletter. Volunteers arc asked to call Mrs. Thomas DoVoe, 50B-043I, or the sch ool, 18 CONVENIENT COMMUNITY OFFICES Head Ofllcti 60 Sprin|dali Avt. Ntpluflt, HKLIGIOt'S SERVICES Asbury Tark Our Business Offices will be closed Monday, May 29th North Aibufy W csl Atbury CLIKKWOOI) Tlie Grand Avon Council of Sunbeams Circles flnelte C o lli Ner> mill Demolay Chapters of the Eatontown Orient Grand Chapter O.E.S., fair Haven Hoimdtl tin- O rient G rand L odge Howell A.F.A.M. will hold its IWh Manilapan animal John I.. Gordons Day Naniwiuan religious service* at the NEW JERSEY NATURAL HAS COMPANY Marlboro Cliffwood Ave. Grammar Won Shopping Ct'Mnf School Auditorium mi May 28 Red Hank Uppor Freehold at :t::mi p.m. Mrs. I’millno Drake, Cliffwood, is State OUR SERVICE KNOWS NO HOLIDAY; SHOULD THE NEED ARISE PLEASE CALL MrmtX'J f mlrralKpM-rvi* Vtrm f ed.'Ml f Grand Deputy. PAGE 6, THE MATAWAN JOURNAL, Thursday, May 25,1972 Engaged Births Rappaport Mr. and Mrs. Richard Rappaport, 15 MacLeish Ave., Morganville, are the parents of a son born May 15 in Jersey Shore Medical Center. Friedman A son was bom in River view Hospital on May 15 to Mr. and Mrs. Myron Friedman, 47 Bethany Road, Haziet Township. Bolte Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Bolte, 251 Atlantic St., Keyport, arc the parents of a daughter born in Riverview Hospital on May 15. Lind M rs. Eugenio Rodriquez Jr. A son was born in River view Hospital on May 16 to UNION BEACH ■- Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Lind, 4 Miss Rojas is bride Mrs. Maurice J. Cherry. 5f>fl Lynn Blvd., Haziet Township. Cambridge Ave., announce Miss Van Pelt weds K E Y P O R T - Miss Yolands Bracero, all of the engagement of their Lewandowski Beatrice Rojas and Eugenio Keyport and Miss Charlotte daughter, Mary Noreen, lo Rodriguez Jr., were united in Gregus, Union Beach. They Miss Kathleen Kiley Thomas Pireeki, son of Mrs. Willard Potter Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Edward marriage on April 22 in St. were attired similarly lo the Theresa Pireeki. Jersey City. Lewandowski, 15 Dibling St., Joseph’s Church here. The matron of honor and carried Miss Cherry is a Hi70 LITTLE SILVER - Miss dressed like the maid of Union Beach, are the parents Rev. E. Manuel Fernandez of the same flowers. Miss graduate of St. Aloysuis High Daryl Kae Van Pelt, honor and carried baskets of weds J.A. Pallitto of a son born May 17 in Immaculate Conception Wanda Cruz, New York, was School, Jersey City and is daughter of Mrs. Kenneth D. yellow and white daisies. Riverview Hospital. Church, Eatontown, per flowergirl. HAZLET - St. Benedict’s bridegroom and Miss Tammy attending Jersey City Slale Van Pelt and the late Mr. Van Best man was Marvin formed the ceremony. Carlos Rentas, Keyport, R.C. Church, here, was the Kiley, niece of the bride, College, I’elt, f>:i Markham Place, Bingham, Plantation, Fla. Gcsncr Parents of the bride are was best man. Ushers were setting on May 1.) for the Round Hill, Va. Mary Ellul, Her fiance, a IWi'J graduate became Ihe bride of Willard Ushering were Bruce Web Mrs. Olga Rojas, 40 Broad Francisco Flaquer, Jose marriage of Miss Kathleen J. Union Beach, was flower girl. of Dickenson High School. F. Potter Jr., (i]02 Coachman ster, Charlottesville, Va., Mr. and Mrs. Thomas St.. Keyport, and Alfonso Rivera, Angel Rodriguez, Kiley and .James A. Pallitto They wore dresses similar to Jersey City, is employed, as a East Apts,, Lindenwold, Peter Bruguierc, Shrewsbury Gesner, 483 Hetherwood Rojas, Colombia, South James Mateo, all of Keyport Jr, The Rev. William Bausch the matron of honor in off- computer operator al Saturday, in Embury United and Ron Wolf, Bridgeport, Drive, Cliffwood Beach, are America. The bridegroom's and Anthony Tice, Union officiated at ihe ceremony. white with apricot and Western Electric, Kearny. Methodist Church, here. The Conn. the parents of a son born in parents are Mr. and Mrs. Beach. Ringbearer was Parents of the couple are carried similar nosegays. An August l!!7:i wedding is Hev. B. Melvin Stillwell, For her daughter’s Riverview Hospital on May Eugenio Rodriguez, 82 Perry Victor Rentas Jr., also of Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice F\ Michael Cannizzaro, being planned. pastor, officiated at the marriage, the mother of the 18. St., Keyport. Keyport. Kiley, 111) Cornell Drive, here Haziet, was best man and ceremony. Yellow and white bride wore a mint green dress The bride was given in and Mr. and Mrs. James A. ushers were Michael Kiley daisies, snapdragons and and jacket ensemble with Harden marriage by Victor Rentas, The mother of the bride 1’alUtlo, 2(W Dock St., Union and John Kiley, at home, .Melt1 - Spullirro gladiola decorated the white chalk bead trim and a Keyport. She wore a white wore a floor length gown of Roach. brothers of the bride and church. Robert G. Spencer corsage of pale green cym- A daughter was born May chiffon empire gown adorned pink chiffon and an orchid (liven in marriage by her Joseph Pallitto, at home, the rendered traditional wedding bidium orchids. 18th in Riverview Hospital to with pearls Her veil was full corsage. father, Ihe bride wore a full bridegroom’s brother. Dennis music and Mrs. Thomas The bridegroom’s mother Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Hur- cathedral-train length and Following a reception at length gown of satin and Chadwick, Falmouth, Mass., Koenig was soloist. wore an aqua dress and coat den,251 Atlantic St., Keyport. she carried white lilies and Diamond Jims Restaurant, organza with delicately the bride's nephew, was ring- The bridegroom is the son ensemble with lace trim and lily of the valley flowers. Matawan, the couplc left for a beaded clusters of Venise bcarer. of Mr. and Mrs. Willard F. a corsage of yellow cyin- Hicks Mrs Guillerrnina Rentas, wedding trip to Acapulco, lace flowers on the empire For her daughter's Potter Sr., 292 Vliet Koad, bidiums. New York, was matron of Mexico and Canada. They bodice and scalloping at the marriage the mother of the Princeton. Following ttic reception at Mr. and Mrs. Edward honor. She wore an A-line will reside in Keypori. tips of the sheer bishop bride wore a pink and silver The bride was given in the Squires Pub, West Long Hicks, 213 Cleveland Ave., gown of melon chiffon and The bride is a junior at sleeves and ruffle hem. Her long gown with matching marriage by her uncle, Branch, the couple left for a Laurence Harbor, are matching veil and carried a Keyport High School. matching mantilla of lace accessories and an orchid Nelson M. Walling, Mid trip to Bermuda. They will parents of a son born in bouquet of melon carnations. The bridegroom is a 1971 rimmed veiling was held by a corsage. dletown. Siie wore a full reside in Lindenwold. Riverview Hospital, May 18. In the bridal party were graduate of Keyport High crown of lace flowers and she The bridegroom’s mother length silk organza gown The bride, a former Miss Milagros Pino, maid of School and is employed at carried a cascade of white chose a gown of blue and trimmed with Chantilly lace, Keyport resident, is a Vengclis honor, Miss Wilma Mateo, l-anvin-Charles of the Ritz, roses, pom pons and car silver with matching ac with bishop sleeves and graduate of Red Bank Miss Wilma Flnquer, Miss Holmdel. nations enhanced with sprays cessories and a corsage of detachable Watteau train. Regional High School and of A son was born Friday in of lightly tinted baby’s orchids. Her full length cathedral veil Lycoming College, Riverview Hospital to Mr. breath. The reception was held in was held by a matching cap Williamsport, Pa., where she and Mrs. Klaus Vengelis, 251 Mrs. Barbara Chadwick, Buck Smith’s, House of headpiece and she carried a received a B.A. degree in Atlantic St., Keyport Falmouth, Mass.. was maid Brides, Middletown Town colonial bouquet of orchids Psychology. She is employed nf honor for her sister. She ship. The couple is spending a and baby’s breath. by N.J. Bell Telephone Co., Crcui wore an empire high neck honeymoon trip in Nassau, Miss Evelyn E. Potter, at Shrewsbury, as a service gown nf off-white organza B.W.I. home, the bridegroom's representative. Mr and Mrs. Harry Creuz, and georgette with multi The bride is a graduate of sister, was maid of honor. She The bridegroom is a 9 Marsand Drive, Haziet color embroidery al the neck Mater Dei High School, New wore a long sleeve lawn print graduate of Franklin Tuwnship, are the parents of and cuffs of the bishop Monmouth and is employed ■ M ISS A N G IX A SI'AI.I.tm tO gown of yellow and white with Township High School and a son born In Riverview sleeves and she carried a at Mid-Jersey National Bank, a yellow picture hat and the University of Virginia, Hospital on Friday. nosegay of spring flowers and Woodbridge Center. HAZLET — Mr. aod .Mrs. carried a colonial basket of Charlottesville, where he ribbon streamers. The bridegroom, a Joseph Spalliero. II Joyce yellow daisies. received the B. CH. E. Faris Bridesmaids were Miss graduate of Raritan High Place, have announced the Attendants were Miss Rae ( B a e h e I o r s C h e in i c a 1 Mary Kiley, at home, sister of School, Haziet, is employed engagement of their Holthausen, Columbus, Ohio, Engineering) degree. He is Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Faris, tho bride, Miss Zabel by International Flavors and daughter, Angela, lo John Mrs, .1, Calvin Winter III, employed by the Federal 316-B Matawan Ave., Cliff Straniero, cousin of the Fragrances Inc., Haziet. Mele, son of Mr, and Mis Wilmington, Del. and Mrs. Environmental Protection wood, are the parents of a son Pietro Mele. Via G. Saviero. Richard Workman, Get Agency, Legal Branch, born May 13 in Perth Amboy CAMPER QUEEN Bari. He is the cousin of Mr. tysburg. Pa. They were Philadelphia, Pa. General Hospital. and Mrs. Andrew Casalino. Ifi KEYPORT - Miss Susan convention in Melbourne, Chestnut Sl., Keyport, with Di Stefano Fla., the weekend of May 13. Kapushy, daughter of Mr. whom he resides. PTA installs new officers She will enter national and Mrs. Kdward Kapushy, Miss Spalliero is a graduate A son was born in Perth competition for the U.S. title former borough residents, of Raritan High School anil is KEA N SBU RG The purchase playground Amboy General Hospital on in July in Indiana, Susan, 16- employed by tier parents in Keansburg Parent-Teachers equipment for the school. May 16 to Mr. and Mrs. was selected Florida's years-old, is a high school the operation of The Roman Association installed officers Mrs. Robert Winters, Thomas Di Stefano, 5 Glen Campers and Hikers Teen junior and lives in Indian Inn, IJazlcl. for the 1972-73 PTA year immediate past president St., Old Bridge. Queen at their statewide Harbor Beach, Fla. The wedding is being Wednesday in the St. Francis was presented with a com planned lor Angus!. Place School, Installed were: memorative plaque in ap Plaieri Mrs John Ziegler, president ; preciation of her service to Mrs. Joseph Zimmer, vice the PTA during her ad Mr. and Mrs. William HONOR GRADUATE president; Mrs Edward ministration the past two Palieri, 34 Roosevelt Ave., Cahill, recording secretary; years Old Bridge, are parents of a RIPON, Wis. - Michael R Mrs Robert Bell, Or, June 2, the lKrA will son born May 16 in Perth iiii?* / i i s Esposito was awarded the corresponding secretary and host the annual "Silver and Amboy General Hospital. Come See Our School A.B. degree al the 106th Mrs George Truscnn, Crystal Tea” in the school for commencement ceremony at treasurer children completing the sixth Gutsaly in Session Ripon College held on May l l The PTA through Iheir grade and their parents. The Miss Loihle marries Michael is the son of Mr. [und raising projects this affair wdl be held at 7 p.m. A son was torn to Mr. and and Mrs. Vito Esposito, 90 ycat. piesentcd the Kean and Mrs. Winters, chairman, Mrs. Stephen Guzsaly, 861 Therese Ave., Keypori He slung Hoard ot Education aimiuinced that admission to Prospect Ave., Cliffwood R.J. Summerton Jr. TRINITY NURSERY SCHOOL graduated with honors in with a check in lhc amount of the affair is by invitation Beach, in Perth Amboy ^ For 3 and 4 year olds. . . j ; . history magna cum laudc $:!oo .'.huh vvill \iv used to onlv. General Hospital on May KKYPOirr • The sleeves. lacing pink streamers 17th. marriage of Miss Geraldine fell from their ivory straw May 31 , June 1 & 2 [C Mane hnhle ami Kussell picture hats and they carried N'Hkoii John SuttiiiH.Ttoii Jr., was fireside baskets of paste) SURGICAL APPLIANCES Nniario solemnized during a double spring flowers. Mr and Mrs Stephen ring afternoon ceremony Stacey Marie Ely, Mr, and Mi's. Neftal Nelson, 33 Alterdeen Road, performed by (lie H(*v Metuchen. niece of the bride, Na/ario, 235 Creek Road, Matawan, are parents of a Sebastian Carmel in St was the flower girl. She wore Keansburg, arc the parents of Joseph's K C Church on May "7 PRIViTl f IT TIH C son Ixirn May 17 in Perth a floor length frock of a daughter bom Sunday in DOOMS’’ ' Amboy General Hospital 1:1 ' identical design She carried u u t 4 riMAii iin n s Riverview Hospital. i he parents of the couple a princess basket of pink ar«- Mr <»nt! Mrs Raymond COMPLETE llaird daisies and wore a headband A l.uihlr U'.i litoad Sl , of matching pink daisies. RENTAL SERVICE Kevport ami Mr am! Mrs Chris Summerton. Haziet, HOMI 1 lACt ION Ti'descu A daughter was torn May 18 in Perth Arnlxiy General Russell J Summerton Sr .!!!>!> brother of Ihe bridegroom, Hanii'nn Road, Kast was the best man, Ushering -0 5 6 2 A son was lx>rn in Jersey Hospital to Mr. and Mrs Shore Medical ('enter, May IB Joseph Baird, Arcade Gar Keahshuti’ were Hubert Summerton, J * ,1) NW TIOHl to Mr and Mrs John dens, Old Bridge The bnde was given m Keansburg, brother of tin Tedesco, Union Hill Road, marriage h\ her father She bridegroom, ilohn Warner Robertsville. Marlboro New mu ll was altned in an ivorv silk I’ort Monmouth and Michne. Township. organ/a gown with long fitted Kelly. Keansburg Mr. and Mrs Manny sleews and detachable formal wear rentals Dugan Newman, 8 Collmgwood cathedral length Irani The After the reception in The Road, Marlboro, are the gown was trimmed with Lavender Itoum of The Mr and Mrs. James parents of a daughter ixirn Venise !a< e and pink salm Magnolia Inn, Matawan, the Dugan, Freehold, are the May 111 in Perth Amboy ribhon Her elbow length couple flew tu Acapulco parents of ,i daughter, General Hospital. un j Kilted Mlk illusion veil vsas A graduate of Keyport High Wedding Parties Kathryn Rebecca, their first held hv a matching <’ainelot School, the bride is employed child, Imrn May it in Pat cap and she earried a tty the New Jersey lU'll nf 11 t>r M ore cascade hnuijue! of pmk and lerson Army Hospital, Fort C/echowsky Telephone < ’o , Keyport. (irooms Mtire Monmouth The baby white daisies The bride uas The bridegroom was weighed eight |xiunds, seven Mr and Mrs John the foui th general ion hi nle lo graduated from Middletown . . . (iriitl*! and one half ounces Mr.s Czechowsky, !M Green Grove wear the gold cross ami chain Township lbgh School and Is helofii'im: to hei meat gi eat ( iiiimii is the former Judith Garden Apts., Keypori, are assoeialed wilh bis brother in grandmother Delhi Pietro, daughter of Mr, parents of a daughter Ixirn Summertun Appliance, Miss Hamoiia |,oihle. was and Mrs Anthony Della Saturday in Riverview Knglishlown and Keansburg. SIM I. l*.Vi V Pictrn. Matawan Huspital the maul o| honor fur her Kor her daughter's sister 'ihe hrHl.tl attendants m.linage, Mrs l.oihle weie Mf. Joseph iMehuld, selected a floor length gown Mel lichen i■>Iej <■! the bride, ol deep pmk crepe She wore Vim l.iouwcn I ’nMimmil Mrs Anthons I ’ornone, a while pmk tip|H*d double Katontowu, and Mrs Sharon orchid col sage A daughter was Itnrn in A son whs Ixirn lo Mr. anti Miller, Roselle. t oijsm of Ihe The hridegrrmin’s mother : t :.s r |. pt jn t .vt Riverview Hospital on Mrs Walter Easlmund of 419 bride They wore ivory (hose a turquoise chiffon KEYPORT Saturday to Mr. and Mrs. Park Ave., Union llcach, on flocked silk oigan/.a over floor length gown with a ’.tin mini Itli'luu’d Van Leeuwen, 10 Saturday In Ulvcrvlew pink taffeta m a Victorian corsage (tf tim|uulK<*‘tlpped Sutton Drive, Matawan. Hospital. theme wilh long puffed while roses. THE MATAWAN JOURNAL, Thursday May 25,1972 PAGE 7 Religious services Area Funeral Services Atl. Highlands ' JOHN C. SMITH E1BEMEISLOHN Township; seven grand SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH JOHN R. BERGER MUS. VKNDKLI. MUIXER children and two great c e n t r a l b a p t i s t 205 Atlantic St. Party leader KEANSBURG - John C. KEANSBURG - Eibe grandchildren. CHURCH The Rev. Roland Hunter LAURENCE HARBOR - OLD B R ID G E — Services 11 a .m . Smith, 48, of 21 Main St., died Meislohn, 81, of 15 Charles The Freeman Funeral 3rd and Highland Aves. Mrs. Gizella Muller, Fort were held Tuesday morning .The Rev. Harry W. Kraft is stricken May 17 in Monmouth Medical St., died Thursday in Home, Freehold, was in Plains Road, Howell from the Rezem Funeral 11 a.m. ana 7 p.m. Center, Long Branch. Riverview Hospital, Red charge of arrangements. ST. JOSEPH R. C. CHURCH Township, died Friday in Home, East Brunswick, for 376 Maple Place He was born in Hoboken Bank. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Monmouth Medical Center, John R. Berger, 46, of 13 Rev. Vincent A. Lloyd and had lived here for the lie was born in Brooklyn, J CRAWFORD OSBORN SOCIETY Sat. S, 7 p.m. Long Branch. Clover St., who died Saturday N.Y. and had lived in the 44 Memorial Parkway Sun. 7:30, 8:30. 9*.4S, 11 t.m. Mrs. Muller was Ihe head of in Freehold Area Hospital past 10 years. a n d 12 :1 S p .m . Mr. Smith was a veteran of Monmouth County area for 15 11 a.m . the First Fur Finishers after an automobile accident RIDGEWOOD - J, World War II. He was em years. Mr. Meislohn was a Group, Furriers Union Local in Marlboro Township. A Crawford Osborn, 60, of 152 EMMANUEL BAPTIST S T . M A R Y ’S E P I S C O P A L ployed as a traffic consultant retired shipping clerk with 15, New York City. She was funeral mass followed in St. Washington Place, died CHURCH CHURCH for Traffic Managers for Oscar Schmidt International the organizer and a member Ambrose R.C. Church, Wednesday, May 17 in Valley Memorial Parkway 10 E, Front St. Industry, Union. Inc., musical instruments and 7fh Ave. The Rev. Basil Hollis* of Ihe choir of the Laurence Browntown and interment Hospital, here, following a Surviving are his wife, Mrs. firm, Union. The Rev. Richard Shaw Locum Tenens Harbor Community Church, was in Long Island National short illness. 7:45 and 10 a.m. His wife was the late Mrs. 11 A.m. and 7^30 p.m. a member of Ihe Madison Cemetery, Farmindale, N.Y. Patricia (Amelung) Smith; He was born in Keyport, the Elizabeth (Mitchell) Township Chorale and a Mr. Berger was born in three sons, Hugh, John and son of Mrs. J.C. Osborn Sr. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN Meislohn. Madison Twp. violinist. Mrs. Muller was Elmhurst, N.Y. and had lived Arthur Smith, at home; one and the late Mr. Osborn. He CHURCH daughter, Miss Carol Smith, Surviving arc one 3rd and E. Highland Aves. active with the Community here since 1961. He was a lived in Bergen County nearly BROWNTOWN COMMUNITY at home and his stepfather daughter, Mrs. Edna Fort 1 0 :3 0 j.m . CHURCH Church and several Catholic parishioner of St. Ambrose 30 years. ner, with whom he lived; one Browntown Union Sunday School churches in the area. Church and was a member of and mother, Mr. and Mrs. Mr Osborn had been son, Walter Meislohn, ST. AGNES R. C. Rte. 18, Browntown Surviving are her husband, the church’s Holy Name Ben Knudsen, here. employed by Hoffman, Boyle CHURCH Tlie Rev. Francis Cantel Rutherford; one brother, J. Vendell Muller; two sisters, Society. He was also a Services were under the Furniture Co. until going into The Rev. Michael J. Lease 1 1 a .m . Edward Meislohn, Staten Mrs. Lillian Zawartkay, here, member of the Knights of direction of the John J . Ryan the furniture business some S a l. 7 p.m . Home for Funerals, here. Island, N.Y.; five grand S u n , 7 :3 0 , 9, 1 0 :1 5 and Mrs. Eleanor Sermon, Columbus Council 4815 of Old time ago. LUTHERAN CHURCH OF children and 11 great grand and 11:30 a.m.; 5:30 p.m. Jamesburg. Bridge and a Navy veteran of He was a graduate of THE GOOD SHEPHERD children. Koules 9 and S !6 Funeral services were held World War II. J O H N (1. l E R R A D O R Keyport High School, Class of ST. PAUL'S BAPTIST The J. Edward Meislohn Madison Township Monday afternoon in the Surviving are his wife, Mrs. 1929 and attended Manlius CHURCH Rt*v. William T. Mil&chke, HENRY WOLLENBERG Funeral Home, Staten Island, Academy, Manlius, N.Y. W . Highland Ave. C U T . Clayton Funeral Helen (McNichoias) Berger; WEST KEANSBURG - P asto r was in charge of The Rev. Vauit L. Peek Sr. Home, Adelphia. his parents, George and John G. Ferrador, 69, of 10 Mr. Osborn was a member Sunday 10:30 a.m. arrangements. 11 a.m . Florence Berger, Elmhurst; MATAWAN TWP. - Bryn Place, died May 17 at of the Reformed Church of Funeral services were held Hilltop Nursing Home, Keyport and was a veteran of M US. VV. VVATEIth’IE L I) one daughter, Maryann, at UNITED METHODIST home and five sons, John, Sunday from the Apter and Middletown, following a long JOHN WOOLLEY World War II, serving in the CHURCH Marlboro Twp. James, Michael, Terrence Sons Funeral Home, illness. U.S. Air Force. 3rd A v e . KEANSHUKO Mrs. Maplewood, for Henry H. MADISON TWP. - Private The Rev, Harvey Van Sciver and Timothy, all at home; He was born in Portugal Surviving are his wife, Mrs. MONMOUTH CHRISTIAN FlorenceM. Waterfield, 63, of Wollenberg, 62, of 24 Drexel funeral services were held 11 a.m . , C H U R C H 9 I’arkside Place, died May .'I four brothers, Arthur, and had lived in Elizabeth for Eleanor (Chase) Osborn; his Main Street Ilieksville, N.Y., Harold, l>ane, Matawan, who died of a 57 years prior to coming here Monday afternoon in the mother. Mrs. Nellie (Spader) The Rev. Thomas Hoard in her home. heart attack on May 18 at Bedle Funeral Home, 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. Baysido, N.Y., George and a year ago. He retired 10 .Osborn, here; one daughter. Haslet Th?/). Mrs, Walerfield was born Matawan, for John C. Thomas, both of Jackson Bayshore Community years ago after :i(l years wilh Mrs. Baron Decker, in Newark where she had Woolley, 78, of 276 I) M ORGANVILLE UNITED Hospital, Holmdel. Ridgewood, and two grand CALVARY BAI’TIST CHURCH lived most of her life until Heights, N.Y. and four the Singer Manufacturing METHODIST CHURCH Born in Dresden, Germany, G a 1 e w 0 0 d D r i v e , 400 Middle Hd„ llazlei sisters, Mrs. Mary Raynor, Co., Elizabeth, where he had children. R t e . 79 coming here I I I years ago. Cheesecjuakc Village, who Rev. George J. Elliott, Oregon, Sister Beata Maria, Mr. Wollenberg came to this been a set-up man for Funeral services were held Morganville Her husband was Ihe late country in 1940. lie was died Thursday at South P asto r The Rev. L. Wayne Musgrovc Walter C, Walerfield. Rockville Center, N.Y., Miss Department :!8. Saturday morning in the Sunday 11 a.m. «nd 7 p.m. 9 si.m. Amboy Memorial Hospital, Ethel Berger, Port educated al the University of Surviving are one son, John diapcl of the West End She was a secretary for 30 The Kev Paul Jackson, Washington, N.Y. and Miss 1-eipzig, Germany, with a M . Ferrador, with whom he Presbyterian Church, here. FAITH REFORM ED CHURCH PENTECOSTAL LIGHTHOUSE years in the sales promotion degree in political science pastor of the First Baptist 21 5 M id d le R o a d ■ O F P R A Y E R department of Public Ser Mildred Berger, Elmhurst, lived; his wife, Mrs Mary and economics. He was an Church of Matawan, of The Rev, Thcdore C. Muller Spring Valley :ind vice, Newark. N. Y. (Ogonowski i Ferrador, U II,I.I AM J. DONOVAN Texas ftoud insurance broker in Matawan ficiated and interment was in 9 :3 0 a n d 11 a .m . Mrs. Waterfield was a Keyport; one daughter, Mrs. Morganville and had lived here for the Laurel (irove Memorial The Rev. Daisy Jones member of Ihe Keansburg Adele Hudak, Elizabeth; one MATAWAN William J. M ARANAm A BAPTIST past nine years. He had Park, Totuwa. 1 2 :3 0 p .m . sister in Portugal and six Donovan, at Fierro Ave., died CHURCH United Methodist Church ami previously lived in Union Mr. Woolley was born in 665 Holmdel Rd. MltS. W ILLIAM liEltN EItT grandchildren. Sunday in Ins home. the Ladies Auxiliary of Township. Paterson and had lived here Tiic Rev. William Bentley WICKER MEMORIAL The Corny and Gorny He was Imrn in New York Wilbur J. Price Post, Mr. Wollenberg was Ihe two years. He formerly 11 a .m . a n d 7 p .m . BAPTIST CHURCH American Legion, here. MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - Mortuary, Elizabeth, was in Cits and Imd lived here for Greenwood Road president of the Matawan charge of arrangements. resided in Haledon for 31 ST. BENEDICT S Morganville Surviving are three Mrs. Matilda Hurkhanlt the past 13 years having The Rev. Calvin S. Wood Twp. Democratic Club, Inc. years. R.C. CHURCH brothers, Charles and Joseph llernert, 80, of 342 Cliffwood formerly resided m College 11 p .m . for the past two years and lie was ti veteran of World Hvlhaity Rd.. Hazlet Grimm, both of Newark and Ave., died Saturday in her CLIFFORD REEVES Point. N Y had previously been a War I and was a member of The Rev. William C. Anderson home. Mr Donovan was a Alvin Grimm. Maplewood member of the Union Clifton Lodge 203, F. & AM. Sal. 6:30 p.m. and one sister. Mrs. Edna She was born in New York KEYPORT Services memberol St Clement's R.C. Sun. 7, 8:30, 9:45 jnd,11 a.m. Matawan Township Democratic Club. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Deck, Wesl Orange. City and lived in Long Island were held Saturday morning Chui'ch, here. He was a 1 2:30and 5:30 p.m, CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH He was a former candidate Jennie (Hamilton) Woolley; Arrangements were under most of her life. She lived in from the fierile Funeral member ol Ihe New York ST. JOHN'S METHODIST 485 Lloyd Rd. for the Union Twp. Com one sou, Douglas IL, Lan The Rev. John F. Meek Jr. the direction of the Union Heach prior to coming Home. Matawan, for Clifford Produce Exchange and was CHURCH mittee. caster, Pa.; one sisier, Mrs. 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. here several years ago. F. Reeves, 58, of 68 Elizabeth employed as a sales 2000 Florence Ave. Wealherhead Funeral Home, He is survived by his Raymond Brown, Paterson The Rev, Norman R. Riley Orange. , Surviving are her husband, St., here, who died May 16 in representative lor the CROSS OF GLORY widow, Mrs. Fay (Miller) and two grandchildren 9:30 and 11 a.m. William Bernert,; two sons, St. Luke's Hospital, Peralta Steamship Co., New LUTHERAN CHURCH Wollenberg, at home; two Richard Rurkhurdt, Houston, Newburgh, N.Y. The Rev. York City. Cambridge Dttvc daughters, Mrs. Arlene MltS G..I.GOONAN The Rev. Arthur W. Ebbchbach Texas and Robert Burkhardt, Paul Jackson, pastor of the Surviving are Iiis wife. Mrs. Holmdel Rubin, Bronx, N.Y. and Mrs. 9 and 10:30 a.m. . Hazlet; nine grandchildren First Baptist Church, Loretta 1 Lent 1 Donovan, one GOOD SHEPHERD M i n i s t e r Myrna Megdal, Alexandria. IIAZI.KT Services were FIRST UAPTIST CHURCH and four great Matawan, officiated and son, William, at home, two LUTHERAN CHURCH Va.; a brother, David held Monday morning from 232 Main St. grandchildren . daughters. Miss Patricia The Rev. George J. Frank Jr. Wollenberg and one grand interment was in Alpine The Rev. Paul L. Jackson Services were held the Day Funeral Home, Donovan, also al home and 1 0 :4 5 a.m . child, Matthew L. Rubin. Cemetery, Perth Amboy. 9:45 and 11 a.m. Tuesday morning from the He was born iri Prince Keyport. for Mrs, Eleanor 11. Mrs. Mary Anderson, Grant HOLMDEL COMMUNITY w i l l b e Interment was in Beth JohnW. Melilenbeck Funeral Edward Island. Canada and Goonan. ll. of 12 Hazlet Ave., Hass, Ore . two sisters. Mrs. CHURCH FIRST PRESBYTERIAN Israel Cemetery. Springfield. who died Friday at her home. Main St., Holmdel Twp. CHURCH Home, Hazlet, lollowed with lived most of his life in Mary linssi. Hjyville, I. I., A funeral mass followed St The Rev. John W. Waldron 3 3 R r e . >4 i n s t a l l e d a funeral mass in SI. Matawan until coming here 111 N Y and Mis Catherine * • 11 a.m. "Hie Rev; Chester A. Galloway Benedict’s R.C. Church, also NICHOLAS A. WERT1I last year. Benedict's R.C Church, here Worn! J-'lii.slnng. N Y and two 9:15 and 11 a.m. llazlct. Interment was in St. Mr. Reeves was a member and interment was in Mount j.'iandelul(Ii'on Olivet Cemetery, Middletown FIRST UNITED METHODIST Charles Cenielerv, Pinelawn. KEYPORT - Services of the First Baptist Church Sen ices were hold Wed Highlands CHURCH N.Y. ' were held this Wednesday and of the Benevolent and Township nesday morning Irom the Atlantic and Church Sts. Mrs (ioonan was horn in FIRST UNITED METHODIST morning from the Day Protective Order of Elks 233, Day Funeral Home, Keyporl. CHURCH The Rev. Robert H. Hculitt Funeral Home, here, for Jersey City and had lived lollowed by luneral mass ill 1 0 .3 0 a.m . Ked Hank. He was a former ,1 183 Bay*Avi\ Nicholas A. Werth, 62, of 44 member and president of the here to years. She was a St Clement's Church. In The Rev. Lloyd R. Applegate Perry St., who died Saturday parishioner of St. Benedict's M ltS. S. GRA/.LINO Sit. Matawan Board of terment was 111 St Joseph's tl a.m. m d 7:30 p.m. SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH in the Veterans Church. . 45 Orchard St. Education. Cemetery. Keyporl The Rev. Joseph Butts KEANSBURG -- Funeral Administration Hospital, Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Surviving are her husband, OUR LADY OF PERPETUAL * 10:45 a.m. services were held Monday Fast Orange A funeral mass Grace (Turner 1 Reeves) two Gerard J.; one son. Gregory HELP R.C. CHURCH was offered in St. Joseph’s ami one daughter, Patricia 141 Navctmk Ave. morning in the Keansburg sons, Clifford P., Somerville ST. CLEM ENT R, C. CHURCH R.C. Church and interment Ann, lx>th al home; her MltS. JA M ES BA RLEY The Rrv. David Debell R le . 79 Pentacostal Church for Mrs and Dennis G., Hamilton. 8,10 and noon followed in the church 1 mother, Mrs Anna The Rev. Joseph S. Rutinski Julia iTrancone) Graziano, Mass ; two sisters, Mrs. UNION BEACH - Mrs. Sat. 7 p.m. cemetery, both here. Jenicwicz, Bayonne; two 395 Main St., who died May t!* Estelle Bradley, Wallkill, Agnes (Kisko) Barley of SOI ST. ANDREW'S EPISCOPAL S u n . 7 . 8 :3 0 . 9 ; 30. in her home. The Rev. James Mr, Werth was born in New N.Y and Mrs. Edith Sickles, brothers. Henry, Jersey City CHURCH Pine St., died Sunday in 10 :3 0 a n d 1 1 :3 0 a.m . Schultheis, pastor, olliciated York City and had lived here Matawan and three grand and Edward. Port Reading B a y A v e . for 26 years. He was a and one sister, Mrs, Clara B a y s h 0 r e Co in m u 11 i t y William O'Brien and interment, under the children. ST. JAM ES A.M.E. Hospital, Holmdel. direction of the l.amlolfi parishioner of St. Joseph’s Markowski. Linden. Hand 10 a.m. ZION CHURCH She was a parishioner of Home for Funerals. Church and was custodian at 100 Atlantic Ave. Holy Family Il.C. Church, Belleville, was in Shorelamt St. Joseph’s School. He was Tlie Rev. O.G. Goodwin MltS. HOY 1). JEN KIN S here. Her husband was the 1 1 a.m . Memorial Gardens. Hazlet an Army veteran of World Keansburg .Il'I.Il'SKl'NA late James Barley. She was born in Naples. War II. ' TRINITY EPISCOPAL STl'AHT, Fla Mrs. Surviving are one son, CHURCH Italy, and had lived in Nutley Surviving are his wife, Mrs. PENTECOSTAL CHURCH MATAWAN Services Bessie 1) Jenkins, 63 died James Barley, Bricktown; 180 Carr Ave. West Court at R y m Lane STKVK.N H. SWANSON and Union Beach before Miriam iSclncker) W'erth; were held Friday morning in here May 17 She was Ixirn it) three sisters, Mrs. Rose The Rev. Jam ci F. Schulthcu moving here. two daughters, Mrs. Thomas 8 and 9:30 a.m. the Bedle Funeral Home, Marlboro Twp and came Frazer, here and Mrs. Mary 9 a.m . CUm VO O D HKACH Her husband was the late Claeys, Eatontown and Miss here, for Julius Kuna, 8:1. of 90 here eight years ago from Itogan and Mrs Sue Flowers, Slevcn K Swanson will be Sinibaldo ( iraziann Sr Sharon Werth, at home; two Main St.. who died May 17 in Madison Twp Her husband ST. ANN S R.C. CHURCH Matawan Twp. instiled «is minister of brothers, Frank, New York both of Perth Amlioy and four 111 C ut Ave. Surviving are six 5011s. Bayshore Community was the late Hoy D Jenkins H v V i e w I * r e s 1) v t e r i a n Louis. Sinibaldo. Paris. City and Albert, l/ing Island; grandchildren Till- Rev. Pu-dcrick A. Vjltntino BAYVIEW PRESBYTERIAN Hospital, Holmdel Twp The Surviving are three Funeral services are being S j (. 5 jnd 7 p.m. Church.here, on Sunday M K Romeo. Carmine ami An one sister. Mrs. Mary Black CHURCH Rev. Henry W Kircher, daughters. Mrs Harvey held this Thursday morning Sun. 7:.10, 9, 10, 11 and noon West Contour**' and p.m. A reception will follow thony: five daughters, Mrs ford, Clark and two grand pastor of Gethsemane Nosclioso and Mrs Forest at 8 30 from the Joseph V. (»tceiivtew Ave. tlu* installation services Dolcia Kozub. Mrs Rose sons. Lutheran Church. Keyport. ^uackenbush. both of FIRST UNITED METHODIST Costello Funeral Home, Rev. Sloven R. Swanson Mr. Swanson was ordained Jackson. Mrs Marianne 2.1 Church St. officiated and cremation Madison Township, and Mrs 11 am in San (»al>hel I'lTsbytorv, K/asznai. Mrs. Juliet l.mhle Perth Amboy, with a funeral Thi’ Rrv. Nrwiun W . Greiner followed in Itose Hill Waller \oce. Collingwood. mass to follow in St. Mary’s Southern California hy the and .Miss E'ster (iraziano. 27 .I()M;|’II .1. liOOKKI 9 :3 0 jn d 11 j. m . CLIFFWOOD COMMUNITY' Crematorium. Linden one brother, Ernest 1) R.C. Church, also Perth METHODIST CHURCH United Presbyterian Church. grandchildren and II great Mr Kuna was Ixirn 111 La mbert sun, Marl boro Amboy. Burial will be in the S T . M A R K ’S E P I S C O P A L Cliffwood Ave. He was uraduated from the g r a 11 d c h 1 I d r e 0 M r s MAIAWAN TWP Germany and came lo the Township, one sister, Mrs CHURCH Tt»e Rev. Joel Wright University ol Denver. Colo, Graziano was also the mother Joseph ,! Bnoket. .‘>1;. ft! l‘i church cemetery. 247 Cirr Ave. t'nited States 111 litlfi lie John J Ncilx-rlien, Marlboro ’ 9 j. m . with a Hachelor’s Decree m nf the lale Snhaln Gra/iaiin Gaston Si . died Mondas Tin- Rev. Marion (iwynn* 111 resided 111 Morganville for :t!> mathematics in ISNifl In IH71 H jnd '1:10 J.m . NEW LIGHT BAPTIST CHURCH H a > sh o r e Co m in unit > years until coming here six Center St., Cliffwood he was graduated from Hospital. Unhide! years ago. The Rev. Edward Jones, Fuller Theological Seminary, He was Imrn in Matawan lie was a retired employe YOU WILL Keyport 11 a.m. and 7:31) p.m. Pascdena. Calif., with a and had tL\ ed ill the area all of Amersil Inc . Hillside. Master of Divinity Decree (II lit I.ES l.IN D SI.I.Y Ills lilc Mr Booket uas a CALVARY UNITED METHODIS Surviving is his wife, Mrs. Union Reach and in l!»72 from Princeton eumnmiiirant ut Si Joseph's Catherine Ivanovich Kuna. STOP SMOKING CHURCH Theological Seminary wilh a WAYNE - Wni'd lias been li (’ ('Inn rh, Keyport I Ie Third and Osborn Sis, GRACE UNITED received of the death mi May The Rev, Donald A. Marks Master of Theology Decree v,.i^ emploseil hy the water METHODIST CHURCH Mr Swanson received a lit ol Charles l.mdslcy. 7i>. ol department nt Matauan ON June 28th 9i30and 10:45 a.m. Rrv. franklin H. Ilird Jr. Snatmli Mission P asto r call from Uayvu-w Church Riverside Drive, here, who Tow uship . . . If you Join the JACUUELYN HOGEH5 SMOKIINOER The Rev. Erank San fir I was killed while crossing Hie Seminars starting In your ama .. . (or, of coins*, ym* may stop 10 n,in. where fie has been serving as Sm 1 n mg are Ins wile. Mrs JOHN I' l (U K imoklnQ wlOuiut fiMOKP.NOC. fCj, if yott'd ralhef]. 11 a.m . student pastor. He is tlie son 1(1. M ,1 1 1: ,11 e t ■ S h e ph e I'd > Thy trie W Is HOW YOU F El I. AF TC U YOU 5TOI'. H you HOLY FAMILY Mr l.indsley was (or many w.inl to Stop without "tllmblna-tho-walls'* anti with .1 fc*>llny of FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH ot Mr. and Mrs. Floyd I, I’nnkeI , twn sons, Joseph J , MOKGANVILI.E John txul, best of atl, WITH A SMILT tO<>o (.tune to find R. C. CHURCH Main and 3ul Sis. Swanson. Arcadia. Calif Mr sears .1 resident ol Union .Matawan. anil Hnlierl E , out aboil! the J ACQUI' L.Y N 'UK.I l<‘> V.mKI Nt>CR Rev. Joseph G. Fox, pastor P Folk. Ill, nl 2:1 U lekatmik 'H m* Rev. Eugene I . Gregory lleacli where lie had served METMOO: . .. . Sal. 7 p.m. Swanson is married and he West Kcniisluirg. one Village, died Mninlas ill . . hrUw} your iln,'wetU*\t Uvnn’mtxM . th»S is tht! method 10:45 a.in. and 7 p.m. ami his wife Donna are as police reenrder He was n tli.it rcejtiTfos you srm^r* .1*, in.iny .n vou like Whlli! you liMfo S u n . 7, a , 9. io, I I a.m . daughter. Mrs Holier! An It ,1 \ s li o 1 e I 'o 111111111111 \ how to torc.tW Ihe iMhlt. In sm.iM, ui,in.v.|P,it)h- wgrNMii t S. am i I } n o o n parents of a son, David jet ltd I icwrlrs polisher 111 so Matau.ui. one brnllier, Hospital. Holm,lei M(’l> hy FIKSTCHUKCH Surviving are Ins wife. Mrs (/Vt fhk of tMilri'i totally un|iHlov«U>l»\ wf’rl lltouln torntlor 1 OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST Aiigiislus, Hr.ulley Itearli Mt f olk was tini ii tn North th.H 'iMOKl NOf M‘, li Inn, ton. M's haul to mi.vjin.t r|iiHOoy UNION BEACH Marg.'iri l < Ilesinnud< laud (14 llrnad St. live sister-,. Mi's .1111111 W Uelp.ell where lir tiad le.ed tM'Uui 1 un Isn't it M „ CHURCH OF GOD M issionary sley and one brother, William So < (irn».- to ,1 F on I «|>l ito,)t Of y NVi-tlo'j It. youf (No 10 a.m . Slapper. Glen lliirnie. Md . until 1 nl 111 III’ hele loin s eal S Uiildiiuj » Ml I' To flotj mil. Ijfi.oise wc Ki-dw you «..ui't Central Ave, l.milslcy, Irvington imsh a -.oiuM'r Into owltthuj. Wc doo't uu\h. ttut lot us you1 The Rev, Noel II. De Sou/a Mrs Anllion\ l'eri'skie. ago Ilf was tniploM'l as a FULL GOSPEL TABERNACLE w i l l s p e a k M'tsl \t *.i)L en wtio ( 1 lit > *' to find out Jlioul th*1 JAf OUI I YN nnd 11 in i, Itel I e v 1 Ie Mis Martha w eblel lor the \ 1 t lie Ml IO >f.( M'» Mf f HUf l Foul It m.tl-ct lot ol wmr, .»■ '(I t lie y ( . M ‘I M .iir* S i. 10 1 11 ,1 1 Koskey , til adle\ lleacli, Mrs V.llles Coll ll III I lull Ci w.ilt In Mar t 11 . . . . The Rev, Dtuny Gentile Jt. 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FRONT ST. — KEYPORT VOO 5:00 WEEKDAYS: 2 PM - 7:00 & 10:10 RA1ED -AND Wltoro Tlie Buoy* Are SAT-SUN t HOL. • 12:45-3:30 7:00-10:15 PRl /IS FRANK SINATRA SHORE DRIVE-IN - * ¥ "THE 8:30 PM AND 11:45 NITELYI DETECTIVE" THE MATAWAN JOURNAL, Thursday, May 18, 1972, PAGE 7 Ruth anti Kobus, Matawan, bride R ED BAN K — Miss studded with daisies, fell Ruthann Kobus and from her yellow horsehair Frederick W. Mackway picture hat and she carried a exchanged marriage vows colonial bouquet of lilac before the Rev. Blanchard daisies. Romaine in The First The bridesmaids were Miss Presbyterian Church, Red Janet Espositi, Rumson and Bank, Saturday. Miss Cheryl Menkin, The bride is the daughter of Irvington. They wore lilac Mr. and Mrs. John F. Kobus, and carried colonial bouquets 113 Atlantic Ave., Matawan of yellow daisies. and the bridegroom, who Rene Wagner, Neptune, resides at 1418 Corlies Ave., served as the best man. Neptune, is the son of Ihe late Ushering were Michael Mr. and Mrs. Frederick McNamara, Matawan and Mackway. John Kobus, at home, brother The bride was given in of the bride. marriage by her father. She The reception was held in wore a gown designed with an The Cobblestones. ivory lace bodice and The bride was graduated Edwardian sleeves featuring from Matawan Regional High matching lace c a p a n d cuffs S ch o o l and Jersey Cily Stale bordered with insertion College. She is an art teacher entwined with yellow satin in the Middletown Township MISS COLLEEN LA MURA ribbon and puffed ivory silk School System. organza in between. The bridegroom was MATAWAN - Mr. and MATAWAN - Mr. and Yellow satin ribbon graduated from Manasquan Mrs. Francis J. La Mura, 38 7 M Mrs. Vernon R. Grady, 99 through the lace insertion High School. He served one Deerfield Lane, announce the Freneau Ave., have an Mrs. Anthony Palumbo Mrs. William Bouffard accented the empire year in Vietnam during his engagement of their nounced the engagement of waistline and a full cathedral four years'service in the U.S. daughler. Karen Marie, to their daughter, Colleen Mary, train cascaded from the ivory Army. He is employed by the Richard A. Weiland, son of to Robert J. Paolo, son of Mr. Diane DeSimone silk organza skirt. Her waist- Jersey Central Power & Light Exchange vows Mr. and Mrs. Robert and Mrs. Anthony M. Paolo, length veil of French illusion Co., Allenhurst. Wieland, Warrington, Pa. 1271 S. Barkley Place, North was held by a Juliette cap of For her daughter's Miss Grady is a graduate of Brunswick. weds W.W. Bouffard matching silk organza and marriage, Mrs. Kobus in St. M ary’s Ihe Matawan Regional High Miss La Mura is a graduate lace and she carried a selected a printed chiffon School. She is an English of Malawan Regional High wedding. Miss Deborah colonial bouquet of white floor-length gown with a LAURENCE HARBOR - NEW MONMOUTH - Miss short veil was held by a major al Ihe University of School and .Montclair Slate daisies, white roses and flowered hat. She wore a Miss Diane DeSimone and (iiannctti, Cliffwood Beach, Linda Susan Ham and matching bow headpiece and Delaware and will graduate College where she received baby’s breath, corsage of yellow roses. William W. Bouffard were wore pink; Miss Linda Anthony Palumbo exchanged she carried a fireside basket with honors Ihis month. her B S. in Home Economics. Mrs. Edward Biglin, West married Sunday in St. Aquino, Parlin, yellow; Mrs. Mrs. Michael McNamara, marriage vows before the of pastel spring flowers. Her fiance, a graduate of She is presently employed by Orange, aunt of the Lawrence R. C. Church. Roger Ott, Parlin, apricot; Matawan, cousin of the bride, Right Rev. Monsignor Robert The bridal attendants were Central Bucks High School, the New Brunswick Board of bridegroom, chose a green The parents of the couple and Mrs. John DiSalvo, Old was the matron of honor. She T. Bulman in St. Mary's Mrs. Joel Jinks, Morgan; graduated from the Education in the A. Chester silk floor-length gown and a lire Mr. and Mrs. Michael Bridge, orchid. was attired in a yellow dotted Roman Catholic Church, New Mrs. Robert Bogart, Red University of Delaware in Redshaw school. corsage of yellow roses. DeSimone, Disbrow Road, Five-year-old Deborah swiss gown with Edwardian Monmouth, Saturday at 3 Hank and Miss Celeste 1971 with a major in civil Her fiance is a graduate of The couple will reside in Matawan and Mr. and Mrs. Kelton, Parlin, was the sleeves, empire waistline and p.m DeStcfano, Elizabeth, cousin engineering administration. New Brunswick Senior High Eatontown. Walter Houffard, VI Park flower girl. She wore mint flounced hemline. Streamers, The bride i.s the daughler of of the bridegroom. They wore He is now employed by School and received his A.A. green and carried a princess ltd., Monmouth Beach. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Ham, pink. Whitman. Rcquardt and degree from Middlesex The Itev. Melvin Stanc- basket of daisies and star 27 Summerficld Ave., Jerry Palumbo, Laurence Associates in Baltimore, Md. County College nnd his B.A. /.<>v.'ski, pastor, officiated at flowers. She wore a green Laurence Harbor. Harbor, served as best man An October wedding is from Missouri Valley College lhe double ring ceremony. peaarl crown. The bride was given in for his brother. Ushering planned. where lie majored in English. The bride was given in Joseph E. Bouffard, Lin- marriage by her father. She were Wayne Jacques and He is also employed by the marriage by her father. She denwold, was the best man wore a modified empire gown Joseph Sarno, Cliffwood Morris-Hagtnan New Brunswick Board of for his brother. Ushering wore a gown of crystal designed with a heavy lace Beach, and David M. Ham, at Education in the A. Chester organza with short puffed were Peter Nortz and Kevin bodice with while chiffon home, brother of the bride. Redshaw school. sleeves edged with a wide Mayncs, Middletown, bouffant sleeves. A full The reception was held in The wedding date has been ilounre. Alencon lace ap Michael D. DeSimone, nt cathodral-lenglh Irain of The Cobblestones. set for March 31. pliques trimmed the bodice, home, brother of the bride chiffon, bordered with eyelet, When they return from a A line skirt and detachable and William Hicks, cascaded from a chiffon motor Irip to Florida, they chnpel-lcngth Irain. Her Maplewood. MichacI skirt. A chiffon Dior bow held will reside in Old Bridge. multi-length veil extended to Marinaccio, Matawan, lhe her fingertip-length veil of The bride was graduated i ain-length and was held by a bride’s cousin, served as the French illusion and she from Middletown Township face-framing halo of Alencon ring bearer. carried a colonial liouquct of High School, and the Perth lace, white satin ribbon and After a reception in The white daisies, babies’-breath Amboy General Hospital heading. She carried a Magnolia Inn, the couple flew and polished ivy. Certified Laboratory cascade bouquet of to The Bahamas. Mrs. Michael Pilcz, Assistants School. She is stcphanotis, lily-of-the-valley Tlie bride was graduated Pccquanock, was the matron employed al the Center for and a white orchid. from Cedar Ridge High of honor for her cousin. She Laboratory Medicine. School. She is employed by was attired in an empire Metuchen. Miss Angela Marinaccio, The Amboy-Madison gown of turquoise chiffon A Sayreville High School Matawan, was the maid of National Bank, Parlin. graduate, the bridegroom honor for her cousin. She with white accents at the The bridegroom was neckline and cuffs of the served in Vietnam during his wore a gown of mint green graduated from Red Bank bishop sleeves. A short veil service in the U.S. Army. He chiifon with bishop sleeves. Catholic High School. He i.u c v iiiicntcd the empire accents at the neckline and is employed by DuPont de received a Bachelor of Arts , cuds.ul the.bishop sleeves. A Nemours, Purlin. v.nistline "snrt '-trtrtnrwf1 the degree In Business sleeves. A circular veil fell Administration at The < over her mint green pearl University of Maryland and j k ** crown and she carried a Miss Linda Stapleton is employed as the manager HAZLET - Mr. and Mrs [iarasol of green daisies and of the Old Bridge office of the Winslow B. Hagman, 50 -tar flowers. Amboy-Madison National Bayview Ave , announce the There were four bridal Bank. He was a member of outstanding freshman attendants in Ihe rainbow CARLISLE, Pa - Mi: Dickinson College coed from engagement of Iheir the U.S. Army Reserves. Mrs. Frederick Mackway R Tl m: MltlDK Miss Linda L. Stapleton, Holmdel, has been named the daughter, Ginlia Pamela to Jacqueline Ann Lime of 55 Outstanding Freshman Richard 11. Morris, son of Little SI , Matawan, to Frank Woman for the 1971-72 Mrs. Betram Morris, Bethany Road, here, and the (i Hikto .Ir ol 93 Kavine academic year. Drive. Matawan. No date has M iss O ver w ed in M ataw an The recognition is bestowed late Mr Morris. The bride-elect is a senior been sel for ihe wedding, Tho UNION BEACH - Miss by Wheel and Chain, an sleeves and white lace trim at William Buck, Matawan and al Raritan High School and is future bride is the daughter of Sandra Anna Over, daughter honorary society for senior Ihe bodice and sleeves and Douglas Hendricks. employed by 7-11 in Keyport. Mrs Robert L Uine and the women. of Mr. and Mrs. William D. she carried lavender magic Morganville. Her fiance i.s a graduate of late Mr Lane. The groom-to- Currently pursuing a Over, 703 Bay Ave., became mums. For her daughter’s he is the son of Mr. and Mrs double major in French and Keyport High School and the bride of Raymond John Attendants were Miss marriage. Mrs Over wore a served three years in the U.S. Frank (i Bucco Sr Spanish, Miss Stapleton is a Shea Jr., May 6 in St. Joyce Over and Miss Patricia beige crepe floor length gown Army He is employed by member of the Dorm Council, Clement’s R.C. Church, Over, at home, sisters of the trimmed with multi color Korvette Matawan. The 3 ceremony embroidery and a corsage of which is a campus legislative bride, Miss Maureen Nodate has been set for the IT anklin - Kegan was performed by the Rev body, Campus Girl Scouts, McCarthy, Hazlet. Mrs while glamelias wedding Joseph Rucinski, pastor. Linda Thomas, Keyporl. The bridegroom's mother and is on the staff of the CLIFFWOOD Mr. and Parents of the bridegroom sister of Ihe bridegroom, and chose turquoise crepe college newspaper. Mr.s. William J Megan. 4.TJ are Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Mrs. Betty Ann Over, trimmed with silver and a She has also found time to Uiffuood Ave.. Cliffwood, Shea Sr., 9B Roosevelt Ave., Newark, the bride's sister-in- corsage nl while glamelias. participate in the Mermaid Club plans announce the engagement of Morganville. law. They wore gowns like The reception was held in Players, Dickinson's theatre their daughter, Patricia Ciiven in marriage by her that of the maid of honor and the Magnolia Inn. Matawan. group, has worked with a art festival Kathleen, lo Donald J. father, the bride wore an A carried similar bouquets. after winch the couple left [or recently concluded student Franklin. sun of Mr and Mrs line empire gown of chiffon Debrah Shea, at home. Ihe Mount Airy Lodge in the mock political convention MATAWAN The ,laities (’ Franklin. 5 Oxford wiih mandarin neckline, long bridegroom's sister, was I’oconos and is a member of Ihe Matawan Junior Woman's Drive I’arhn sleeves and attached train. flower girl. Wearing a gown Tlie bride is a graduate of Dickinson College Friends of Clwh announced that (here the Library Committee. will he no admission charge Pearl heading trimmed the similar lo the other at Keyport High School and is M i^ Keg,'in is a I UtIH Next year Miss Stapleton T Town East AV^ RTSrDE " H E Y - B O Y S £ GIRLS! / !' 1972 SUMMER KIDDIE SHOW SERIES 10 BIG SHOWS F O R O N i r ‘ 2 . 0 0 SHOWS AT 1 & 3 P.M. surnpix pnrnrNTs o r a c m 7 2 r a v w STARTING JUNE 28th! MAH ORDERS NOW BEING ACCEPTED ALSO PLEASE MAKE CHECK OR MONEY ORDER PAYABLE TO TOWN EAST THEATRE "BLUE MOVIE vno.-TMUw., m t n m - - mount wim angm" WIO.'TMUM., HJIY 5-th—"PUff N' SIUH" AMERICAN STYLE" WID. THUM., )UtV lMJt!i-"MY SMI 0 1 IW MOUNTAIN" WtO.-TMUM., JUU 19-70th—"PtHOCCHIO IN IPACl" Rated X In Color WID, THUKS., MT JA-J/th-' IMI (IOWN t THI KI01" WID.THUDS., AUG. 7 - 3 id - ' IOUDWY CIH1ID 0 1 IADTH" No one under 21 admitted. WID.-TltUM., AUG. M ataw an elim inated The end from C-J, G roup III o f the “ANNANDALE — Matawan bases, and Tom Slater came was safe on an error. h t i e * • • • High's baseball team passed through with a single for two Shanahan worked Lusardi for out of Central Jersey, Group run*. Valles (lied to center for a 3-2 count, but the North Bv Charlie Wihkow III, action here Monday when the third out. Hunterdon pitcher nicked the North Hunterdon Regional In the second, the Huskies comer of the plate on the next pounded out a 9-3 victory over had their big chance. With pitch for the sstrikeout. Had The rains slowed the m ile limit and are available the Maroon and Steel. The one out, Bob Pease and Shanahan walked or hit, at 25 cents each from the victory put North Hunterdon Shanahan both singled. Lusardi wojld have been in a number of fishermen this past weekend, but it did not Emergency Committee To at 14-1 on the season and their Geran fanned but Deitz was tight spot. As it was, he got Save America's Marine winning pitcher, Mike safe on an error, loading the Geran and Deitz on easy dampen the results for those hearty souls who braved the Resources,” 110 Charlotte St. Lusardi at 7-0. bases. Lusardi walked popups and the Maroon and Englewood Cliffs. This Matawan got the jump but Casagrande, forcing in a run Steel’s chance was gone. elements. Mackerel arc in the last part of their run, but committee is worried that the could not hold it as the and leading the bases still North Hunterdon burried bill may lay dormant in some Mountain Lions shelled the filled. But Lusardi was saved Matawan in the final inning those who are catching the end of this run arc provided pigeonhole as did a similar Huskies top pitchers, Rich when John Beacker, North on Joe B la ir’s triple with two bill that was introduced two Valles and Barry McClune. Hunterdon third baseman, aboard. McClune had to be with plenty of action. Stripers should be showing years ago. Lusardi was unsteady at the gathered in McClune's pop relieved on the mound by For the lucky trout start and a telling blow in the foul. Casagrande to get last man more consistantly since the temperature is rising at a fishermen who catch fish second inning could have Valles had been going along out. The Huskies got two with special tags from the chased the North Hunterdon in fine style the first two aboard with two out in the steady pace. Inland water ways will be producing their Charles 0. Hayford Hatchery southpaw before he settled innings. In the third, Becker bottom of the seventh, but share of these linesiderS. there will be some pleasant down. beat out a bouncer in the Flynn's fly to center ended memories. Sixty fish have The Huskies scored twice in infield and the Bob Kristen the game. Reports are coming in lhat FUN AND FROLIC - Clowns live it up in preparation of their appearances during the both bait and lures are being been tagged and will be the first. Jim Shanahan led walked on a 3-2 count. Doug Their ability to hit in the Sells & Gray Circus when it comes to Matawan on June 12. Under the sponsorship of used on the stripers and it released throughout the state off with a hit and Tom Geran Hintz slammed a double into clinches marked North to commemorate the 60th walked Skip Deitz Died out to certerfield and Becker and American Legion Post 176, Matawan, performances will be given at 4 and 8 p.m. The tents depends on who is doing the Hunterdon as the best team fishing and where that anniversary of the hatchery. right and Bob Casagrande Kristen scored. Joe Richards Matawan has faced this year. will be erected at the circus grounds adjacent to Don Quixote Inn, Rte. 34, Matawan. determines which one you Returning the tags will bring rolled to first. But McClune hit safely to score Hintz with The G-J title should lie bet the finder free subscriptions was walked, loading 'the the tying run. North Hun care to try. ween North Hunterdon and Wc came up with some to New Jersey Otudoors. Six derton went ahead when Ocean Township. ‘•shorts” when we tried both gold tags also entitle the Richards stole second and his North Hunterdon was also Slim hope Iselin favors OTB; finder to a rod and reel outfit, brother, Kenneth, was safe on this past week. The Hudson Scullion the school to have eliminated River, above Tarryton, holds courtesy of Garcia and a a bad throw on a grounder Matawan from Central still held its share of these beauties. saltwater fishing trip. that got aw ay from Jersey in basketball. likes France’s setup Winning Casagrande at first. Joe Matawan (3) The Shrewsbury, Barnegat Richards scored on the ab r h and the Sandy Hook areas are Throe EW cards Shanahan, 2b 4 1 2 by Rockets coming into their season. miscue. Geran, cf . 3 1 0 O C EA N PO RT - A Board, in London. SC coach McClune replaced Valles Deitz, c 3 0 0 recommendation of an It is imperative that any Fluke arc mixed with EAST WINDSOR - Three Casagrande, lb, p 2 0 0 HAZLET — Raritan High's on the mound for Matawan "exotic" form of off-track approach to off-track betting whiting, weakfish and blues nights of racing will run al . POINT PLEASANT — Ed McClune, rf, p 3 0 1 chances of gaining top honors East Windsor Speedway over and got the side out on infield Slater,If 4 0 1 betting for New Jersey has must assure tho continued off Brigantine. The par- Scullion Jr ., one of Keyport in Shore Conference “ A ” tyboats are reporting the the weekend. The stocks will High’s all-time track greats plays. But, in the following, Valles, p 1 0 0 been made by Philip H. success of the tracks, hor Bob Flynn, 3b 4 0 1 baseball diminished to a slim semen, jockeys and the in weaks and blues in ever in run six heats and three consis and a former assistant coach inning, the fourth, North Pease, », rf 3 1 1 Iselin, president of Mon hope of gaining a tie with dustry as a whole in part creasing numbers. The fluke lo qualify for two 30 laps at Matawan, where his father Hunterdon went strongly out R. Brown, lb, ss 2 0 1 Matawan when the Huskies mouth Park Jockey Club, ahead. Jim Skripko hit safely 29 3 7 following a study tour of nership with the state,” said arc also reporting Ihe weaks features. Saturday the is board secretary, reached North Hunterdon {9} defeated Lakewood Tuesday and Becker walked. They French and English racing. Iselin. "The results in France and blues in ever increasing motorcycles takeover and on the pinnacle of track at ab r H 1-0 behind the one-hit pitching Sunday the stocks will he were sacrificed along. Hintz J. Richards, ss 3 2 2 Favorably impressed by prove that this approach is by numbers. The fluke are also tainment as a head coach of of Bob Pease. The Rockets back. Pee Wee Griffin, Mike grounded to the box for the K. Richards, c 4 1 1 the economic success of far the best. reported in the Delaware track in the Shore Conference Blair, 2b 4 1 1 play host to the Maroon and Bay. For the best results, Gerbac and Al Tasnady lead Monday when his Monmouth second out, but Joe Richards Prichard, lb 4 0 1 "tierce” betting in France, “ It is my recommendation, Steel tomorrow. If they can totally in agreement with the depending where you are the slock drivers. Regional team won the came through with a pinch Lusardi, p 3 0 0 defeat Lakewood on the which not only brings in high single to score both Skripko Skripko, cf 4 1 1 revenue to the government recent report submitted to fishing, check the local dealer conference championship. Becker, 3b 2 2 1 Piners field today, they will or boat Captain for the best Scullion's charges amassed and Becker to put the Huskies Kristen, rf 0 1 0 but also has benefited those the governor's Off-Track still have that outside chance Betting Study Committee by choice of baits or lures for the BASEBALL TRYOUTS 4B'/2 points to make their win down by the difficult score of Palablo, rf 1 0 0 working in thoroughbred Hintz, If 3 1 1 alive when they go against the industry Off-Track particular fish in that area. u decisive one and the second 6-3. Anderlan, If 0 0 0 racing, Iselin emphasized Matawan. But if they defeat Betting Committee, that the The announcement that UNION BEACH - Ed place Neptune team trailed at MataWan’s last chance 28 9 8 lhat any OTB in New Jersey Score by Innings: both Lakewood and approach to the off-track Hep. James J. Howard has Carleton baseball tryouts for 29'/4. Raritan and Matawan came in the sixth. Bob Flynn would have to take priority North Hunterdon 0042003 *9 Matawan, Neptune on betting in New Jersey should introduced legislation to 16-18 year olds will be held were 13th and 14th respec led off with a hit and Pease Matawan 2100000 *3 consideration of the horse Saturday and Toms River be the implementation of an extend our offshore limit to Saturday al 3 p.m. at Ihe tively in the standings with industry as well as income to North Monday must be ‘exotic' betting operation." 200 miles has spurred the Central Avenue Field, Union five points each. Scullion's the state. defeated for the Rockets to Iselin emphasized the people interested into new Beach. Rain date Is Sunday at Monmouth Regional team Legion Post reports keep alive in the "A " race. French system because in action. They have made pins. 1 p.m. To be eligible, a boy was also undefeated in eight One loss and Matawan are England a system of . .NOW, Save America’s musst not reach the age of 19 dual meets this season, to add champs. legalized bookmakers has Marine “ All ask for a 200- before Aug. 1. further laurels to the ac 235 paid members The Rockets also made the met with comparatively less complishment of their young Monmouth College tourney success. France's tierce coach. , UNION BEACH - The work should be completed by and were slated to play Ocean betting entails selecting three Raritan gained their points regular meeting of American Memorial Day. Volunteers are needed during this week Township, seeded No. l, horses in order of finish in in the javelin where Gary Legion Post 321 was held Friday at the post home with to work on the sides of the yesterday. The Rockets lost special races. Kansky finished second with building. to Long Branch 9-0 Tuesday The tierce betting, on two a 191 feet, 1 inch, heave and John Brasile, commander, in a non-league game. races a week, is available to INTERNATIONAL presiding. Membership 'A Special Memorial Day Steve Nicholl was fifth with a bettors throughout the 180 foot, 2 ins. toss. Matawan chairman Harold Gundcll dance will be held on announced that the post now Saturday from 9 p.m. to 1 country at such convenient picked up two points when Boys State locations as neighborhood Orian Johnson came in fourth has 235 paid members, far a.m. with music by the CUB CADET exceeding last year's quota. tobacco shops and requires a in the 440 in 51.6 seconds, two Troubadours. Refreshments LounWcrmann, Hazlet, was will be served by the delegates minimum of operating ex more points in the long jump' penses. Iselin pointed out that when George Haltarin's 21 welcomed as a new member. auxiliary. A monthly news There will be a visit at the bulletin, to be known as "The announced 85 per cent of all off-track feet thrust was good for a betting in France is on the post home the latter part of Clamdigger” will begin UNION BEACH - fourth, and a single point in Philip II. Iselin tierce, as opposed to win- the high hurdles on Corey June by the Monmouth publication the end of June American Legion Post 321, County Blood Bank. James with Mrs. Betty Dicrks as Union Beach has released the “ An ‘exotic' type of betting, place-show wagering that is Kurica’s fifth. the basis for the bulk of Keyport had nobody who Sullivan, chairman, editor. names of. delegates and patterned after the tierce in requested that members and alternates to the 26th annual France, could be the most betting on-track in the United could compete at conference Peter Walker, chairman of friends who plan to donate, Boys State to be held Ihis successful appraoch to off States. marks, so took out the day in the Memorial Day parade has sign, up so a minimum year al Rider College from track betting in New Jersey,” defeat St. John Vianney 83-48 announced that the grand guarantee of donors can be June 111-24. said the Monmouth CilEERI.EADINC in a dual meet. Charlie Carter marshall will be Ernest assured. Leon Cenciana, Boys State executive. “ The plan in TltVOI IS won both dashes, Harold Bell, Wenkowski, past commander Brasile reported that the chairman, states thal operation in France is the low hurdles and the high and now serving his 12th year building committee considers delegates will be Richard beneficial to all the interests H AZLET - The firsl jump, Evan Goldman the 880 as post service officer. He is the refurbishing of the out Soden. Kevin Corby, Hichard involved in thoroughbred registration for all girls in- and the long jump, and Mike also past commander of the side of the hall at least half Flynn and Mark Malinowski. racing. Owners, breeders and leresled in trying out for the Quinn the shot put and the Molly Pitcher Barracks, completed as evidenced by Alternates will be Julius jockeys are extremely well Hazlet Hawks Pop Warner javelin for the Keys. The World War I, and state the brick resurfacing and the Szanlo. Handy McDede, rewarded for their par football cheerleaders will be Lancers Frank Shanahan commander of the World War installation of the louvered Robert Hailhcock and Craig ticipation, the French held on Saturday, from 1 lo 2 gained the better mark of the I Veterans. Special memorial windows. Materials are on Tonks. The sponsoring government receives con pin at II liucknell Drive day when he charged home in services will be held al the hand for repainting the sides organizations for Ihe boys siderable revenue, and Ihe I Fleetwood Parki Olher the mile at 4:48.5. J.F . Kennedy Memorial Park and, weather permitting, the will be the Patrio Filipina, sport of racing thrives." registrations will also be at Florence and Front Sts. at Inc., The Democratic Club, Iselin's travels included accepted at the Recreation 12 noon. Visits will also be Union Beach Fire Company visits to the Longchamp race Building on Union Ave on BUILT TO LAST! made lo the Creek Bridge and No. 1 and the American track in France and Lingficld Tuesday lrom 7 lo B pm the Library. The parade, Legion Post 321. in England, and OTB Wednesday lrom 11 to 7 p in., 71 MONTE CAR10 1 scheduled to start at 2:30 HI-Any way yov cvt it. Harold Eaton, director of facilities in both countries, and June 2. lrom 7 lo li p.m. p.m. will form at the parking Graan. 350 V8. Turbo/Ac/PS/PB. Buck*! Hoys Stale lor New Jersey lie conferred with Jean Age limits arc in years old lots of Jersey Central and the Scats. Starao lap*. AM/FM Radio has announced Ihe Itomanel, director-general of before Oil I, KI7'.! and 14th Borough Mali. Milaaga 15961 $3595. inauguration of the Hoys the French racing governing birthday alter Oct. 1, 1U72. RARITAN GARAGE me. 70 N O V A Slate governor and the an organization, in Paris and For further information, call So.Main St.Keyport 264-0361 nual band concert will be held with Lord Wigg, chairman of 2t',l-4070 or 211-1 o.Jl I the Horserace Betting Ia-vv 6-cylindaf.WT/Blua. Auto/fladio/ ALL-SPORTS BANQUET oil June 24 at 7 p.m. 27,660 milas $2250. HAZLET — The Raritan KI.F.l TKD OFFIC ER 70 V i l t n PICK UP High School All-Sports BASKET WI.VNKHS HOLMDEL - Edward J. Banquet will be held on June Michalski, son of Mr. and Gre«n. 307-Va/itick/radio $2395. 1. The presentation of awards Mrs. Edward L. Michalski, 58 will be held in the auditorium UNION HKACI1 - The Bethany Road, has been THE BIRDS AND THE"B” 68 N O V A at 7 p.m. and is open to the Union Beach Public Library elected sec re la r y -1 rea su rer public, after which a buffet held a special fowl basket of the Archimide Society at Bad, 2 dr, V8/Auto/Radlo $1155. dinner will be held in honor of drawing on Saturday in the Columbia University, New the seniors. Anyone wishing library. Union Ave Winners York City, where he is a 69 IM PALA lo attend the dinner may were Hubert Hairii, Mrs sophomore in the School of purchase a ticket at the high Margaret Marchall, Mr and Engineering and Applied school. Contact Athletic Mrs John Condon. Mrs. Edna Science. Ed is a 1971 graduate Custom. Gold, 327 V S. Auto/PS Director Frank Farrell. Wagner and Miss Terry King (if Red Bank High School. AC/Mllaaga 47,368. 4 naw liras $2395. 66 CAPRICE 9 p#M. Wftfon. Bvlgt. VB auto, AC/PS/PS/Hadio/Pow«r Windows $1495. Tho M G B '72 has the kind of look that’ll turn any girl's head. Test drive it today! Y o u ’ll be MATAWAN FALCONS an MG buff once you've experienced the M G B '72. Roady for dolivery at our YOUTH FOOTBALL showroom now. Registration Night for Boys 9 • 13 yrs. M u lle r for 1972 Season ~ ,f > CHEVROLET PH o im 566-1000 Aik for Pat* H W Y . 34 M A T A W A N Friday June 2 7:00 p.m. U IK V S II K ^EMIW afMSTIW MMB 566-1000 maiawan/ Ravine Drive School S o U t— 264-0198 fcistabiishod 1925 S « r v i c « 2 6 4 - 9 0 9 0 N J Parents Must accompany Boys A 3290 Highw ay 35,Haxl«t PAGE 12. THE MATAWAN JO URN A L, Thursday May 25. 1972 LEGAL NOTICES Classified Advertising Rates SERVICES REGISTRY AND ELECTION REGISTRY AND ELECTION 9-48S Mark Nicolaldes, Esq. On May 1 8 1972 the Keyport W eekly • M atawan Journal. NOTICE NOTICE SHERIFF’S SALE 119 Roosevelt Ave. Matawan Township Municipal TOWNSHIP OF MATAWAN BOROUGH OF MATAWAN SUPERIOR COURT OF Plainfield, N. J. 07061 Utilities Authority duly adopted COMBINATION ALUMINUM Notice is hereby given that Notice is hereby given that NEW JERSEY 201-757*1010 Ihe following captioned ■ To Pl«c« Your Ad STORM & SCREEN the District Boards ol Election the District Boards of Elections LAW DIVISION Attorney for Plaintiff resolution. windows A ooons and Registry in and for the and Registry In and for the MONMOUTH COUNTY SUPERIOR COURT OF “ Accepting the proposal of DISCOUNT PRICES Township of Matawan, County Borough of Matawan. County of Docket No. DJ10795-11 NEW JE RSEY Penn Mutual Life Insurance Phone 264-3030 KARLA. FRANTZ 2G4-340S of Monmouth, State of New Monmouth, State of New Jersey, Freedom Finance Co., Inc., a CHANCERY DIVISION. Company for the purchase of the Jersey, will meet at the places will meet at Ihe places New York corporation, Plaintiff MONMOUTH COUNTY Authority's scwei revenue bonds, hereinafter designated on hereinafter designated on vs: William Boyle et als, DOCKET NO. F• 3624-71 ’972 series, to pe Issued to Deadline For Copy- 4:30 P.M. Tuesday ELECTRICIAN — licensed. Now TUESDAY, JUNE 6th, 1972 TUESDAY. JUNE 6th, 1972 Oelendants CIVIL ACTION refund the existma sewer revenue and old work. Outlets, dryers, air between the hours of seven a.m. between the hours of seven a.m. By virtue of a writ of NOTICE TO bonds ond provide funds for conditioners. 100 amp service, and eight p.m. (Eastern Daylight and eight p.m. (Eastern Daylight execution in the above stated ABSENT DEFENDANTS capital additions at private sale.” — On* Time Rate — 251-4190, Saving Time), for the purpose ol Saving Time), lor the purpose of action to me directed, I snail LARSON MORTGAGE The above caption resolution tl conducting a primary election conducting a primary election expose for sate at public vendue, COMPANY, j cfJ»DOrjtiort of the is filed for public inspection at Minimum Charge (3 Lines) ...... $2.00 for the nomination of candidates for the nomination ol candidates at the Court House in the State of New Jersey tne M a t a w a n Township for for Borough of Freehold. County of Plaintiff Municipal Utilities Authority Additional Linei ... 40c Per Line JACK’S PAINTING, exterior and President and Vice-President President and Vice-President Monmouth, New Jersey, on vs Administration Building, 30 interior, early low spring rates, A United 5tates Senator A United States Senator Monday the 12th day of June, JOHN J. HAYES and FF4ANCES Noble Place, M.itawan, New insured. Cali 566*0360 or A Member ol House of A Member ol House of 1 97 2, at 2 o'clock, P.M. HAYES, his Wife, GENERAL Jersey and at the Matawan — 3 Time Rate — 291-026&, Representatives Representatives Prevailing Time, ELECTRIC CREDIT Towntnip Municipal Building, 82 Two Members of tMe Board of Two Members of the Board of ALL THAT tract or parcel of CORPORATION; LOCAL Lower Mam S'reui, Matawan, Minimum Charge ...... $ 1.75 House-Painting, experienced Chosen Freeholders. Chosen Freeholders. land and premises, situate, lying FINANCE COMPANY n l: New Jersey. Any action or coliege-bound students, very And the following number of And the following number of and being in the Township of KEYPORT proceeding of any kind or nature • Additional Lines ...... 35c Per Line reasonable. Call 264-8456. delegates to the National delegates to the National Raritan in the County of Defendants ■n any court questioning the Conventions are to be elected at Conventions are to be elected at Monmouth and State of New NOTICE TO validity or proper authorisation Service, Charge For Box Numbers the Primary Election to be held the Primary Election to be held Jersey, more particularly ABSENT DEFENDANTS of said bonds provided for the ROOF Leaking, need repair*?* on June G, 1 972: on June 6, 1 072: described as follows: (L.S.) STATE OF NEW JERSEY aforementioned resolution or the N«w li repairs. We specialize. W. REPUBLICAN REPUBLICAN BEGINNING at a point on TO: JOHN J. HAYES and validity uf any covenants, SofMr Rooflno Co. Work 10 Deiegates-at-Laryc 1 0 Delegates - at -Large the Northerly side of Craig Street FRANCES HAYES, his wife agreements, or contracts 4'/j Average Words Por Line guaranteed. Cali 264-6676. ^ 10 Al terna te-Delegates-at- 10 Alternate • Delegates • at • (formerly Rose Street) where the YOU ARE HEREBY provided lor by this resolution Large Large same is Intersected oy the SUMMONED and required to sholl be Commenced within 2 District Delegates 2 District Delegates division line between Lots 36 serve upon Mark Nicolaides, :wtnty 120) days after the first frrori in •dw>rti‘*m*fifi run mor# lh«n on* tim« mail be torrce)e4 2 Alternate District Delegates 2 Alternate District Delegates and 37 as shown on the Attorney fur PldintiM, whose publication of. this notice. PROM TIME IS HE RE. Free DEMOCRATIC DEMOCRATIC hereinafter designated mao and address is No. 119 Roosevelt JAMES M. LANFORD before second insertion o» corrective- ellowiflcei een»ot b« mad*. Boutonniere. M a. E Formal 7 Delegates-at*Larcjo 7 [Delegates • at ■ Large from said point of beginning Avenue, Plainfield, New Jersev, Chief Engineer Wear, 857 W. Concourse, 2 Alternate-Oelegates-at Large 2 Alternate - Delegates - at - running, thence an answer to a Complaint filed in MATAWAN TOWNSHIP Cliffwood Beach. Call 566-1955 6 County Delegates Large (1) North 29 degrees 13 Civil Action, in which LARSON MUNICIPAL UT ILITIES br 563-1460. minutes East (by Map North 29 MORTGAGE COMPANY. is AUTHORITY 3 Alternate County Delegates 6 County Delegates plaintiff, and JOHN J. HAYES The election of one male and 3 Alternate County Delegates degrees 31 minutes East) 122.67 and FRANCKS HAYES, his wih\ H 5-25 $8.97 MERCHANDISE PHOTO'S • Child photography. one female member of the Tfie Election of one male and feet to a polnl; thence Republican County Executive one female member of tne (2) South 44 degrees, 25 are defendants, pending in the $10.00 sittings. Not less than 12 Committee for each district. Republican County Executive minutes East 108.88 'oet to a Superior Court of New Jersev NOTICE FO R S A L E photographs. Call 583*4878. The election of one male and Committee lor each district. point; thence withm 35 d.ivs aMer Thursday. Take notice that Magnolia Inn one female member of the The election of one male and (3) South 45 degrees 35 May ?S, 1972, excltiwe of such incorporated nllS applied to the WC BUV houses in any condition Democratic County Executive minutes West 110.00 feet to the date. H you fan to do so, Mayor and Council ol the for C«h, 257*7828. — 1 one female member of tho judgment by default may De Borough \>t Matawan for renewal Committee tor each district. Democratic County Executive said northerly side of Craig rendered against you for the u< the plenary retail tf LEGAL Notice Is hereby given that Committee for each district Street (formerly Rose Street) {Clip This Ad) j qualified voters of ihe Township Al said primary election tnence r e I it: f demanded in thn consumption license for promises THINKING of selling your home? ot Matawan, not already nominations shall also be made (4) Along the same North 44 Complaint. You shah He your located Freneau Avenue, Call John Tratofchino. 347 9*525 registered in said Township degrees 2S minutes West 20.77 answer arid proof of Service m M.itawan, Nu.v Jersey. Cliffwood Ave., ciifiwood for the following municipal duplicate with the Clerk of the Tne officers of t he I SHERIFF'S SALE under the laws of New Jersey of flees: feet lo a point; thence Crr por at tun jr» as follows: 566*1737. SAVE MONEY SUPERIOR COURT OF governing permanent registration Two councilmen for the full (ia) Still along the same along Superior Court, State House NEW JERSEY may register or transfer with the term. the arc of a circle bearing to the Annex, Trenton, New Jersey, m Antonio Cerrator. President, I CHANCERY DIVISION Township Clerk, or notify said left having a radius of 190 feet accordance with the Rules o« freneau Avenue, Matawan, N.J. HAZLET • Two family. WalK to MONMOUTH COUNTY Notice is hereby given that Civil Piactice and Procedure. Dominic. P. Cerrato, Vice clerk ol change ol residence, at qualified voters of the Borooj.-i an arc distance of 54.27 leet tu Tms action fs instituted ?or Prc-Sfdenf, feeneau A/enue, shopping & N.V. bus, $29,000. I Oocket No. F-l 7 14-71 the clerk's office, during business of Matawan, not, already the point and place of Mil t a /> ao, N.J. FEDERAL NATIONAL hours or direct to the registered in said Borough under BEGINNING. the purpose of foreclosing a MATAWAN BORO - 4 $ 2 0 ° ° OFF | MORTGAGE ASSOCIATION, a Commissioner of Registration In tho laws ol New Jersey, BEING intended to coiwy ail rnoitqage dated July ?.?, 1970. A n t ci n e t t a R u ; h rn a n , Bedroom IV; Baths, dlnlna room, corporation organized under an Freehold, .it .my lime between of Lot Number 36 as shown on made by JOHN J. HAVES and Nor (hfield Dr., M.itawan, N.J. basement. Walk lo bus & Act of Congress and existing Wednesday June 7th, 107?, and governing permanent registration map entitled Nurnbci 36 as FRANCES HAYES, his wife, as Antonetta Cerralu. Secretary, shopping, *40,900., pursuant to the Federal National Thursday September 28th, 197,?, may register or transfer with the shown on map entitled “ Map of mortgagors, payable to LARSON f fncju Avento., Matawan, N.J. The regular prico ol any! Mortgage Association Charter during business hours. Borough Clerk, or notify said San Fernando Park” Raritan M O R TOAGE COMPANY. as Objectiun. i' any, should be Starting McCann Air-Conditioning unit upon| Act, Plaintiff, vs: WILLIAM G. Notice ol change ol residence clerk ol chang« of residence, at Township, Monmouth County, rn u r t g a y e v , as rn o r t g a g e e , m.ide rmmedijt-i, m writing to; Real estate Broker ELY and JOYCE L. ELY, his the clerk's office, during business New Jersey, dated March 15, iissigned to Equity Savings and Madeline H. Bucco, Clerk of the presenting this ad in ouri or application for transfer of hours oi direct to the Loan Association, re-assigned Borough of Matawan, N.J Hwy. 34 566-9666 appliance dept. I wife, and the OFFICE OP registration shall bo made either 1955, Craig Finnegan, Engineer PUBLIC DEFENDER OF THE by written request forward to Commissioner of Registration In & Surveyor, filed In the back to LARSON MORTGAGE. ANTONIO CURRATO, President STATE OF NEW JERSEY, l-tcchold, at any time between COMPANY, and concerns n\i! Fieneau Avenue, the Township Clerk or ihe Wednesday June 7, 1972, and Monmouth County Clerk's HAZLET STORE ONLY Defendants County Board of Elections on Offic'j on Ma/ 3, 1956 as Case estate located at ?J 8 broad Matawan, N.J. J By virtue of a writ of forms provided by said I'owmhip Thursday September 28th 197? No. 50 File No. 25. Street, Matawan, New Jersey, 2 T 5-25, 6*1 112.42 execution in the above stated Clerk or Board or by tailing in during business hours. Being commonly known and Monmouth County, more action to me directed, I shall person at the office of tho Notice of change* of roucl»'r>cu c/eslgnjied as No. 16 Crairj par !/£. uJarly fJe'-cr ibed in the not i ce expose for sale at public vendue, Township Clerk or County Board or application for transfer of Street, Ha/let, New Jersey. Complaint filed herein. take notice that Kamo}, Inc. KMART ! at the Court House in me of Elections up to and Including registration shall be made either The approximate amount of YOU, JOHN J. HAYfS and O FFICE SPACE available Borough of Freehold, County of by written request foiwarded to FRANCES HAYES, are mod-- trading .r. buttonwood Manor downtown Matawan. 200 sq ft September ?8tb, 1072. the Borough Clerk or the County the judgment to be satisfied bv has applied to the Mayor and Will finish to suit. Call 583-3320 Monmouth, New Jersey, on On Thursday, September said sale Is the sum of $1,?04.Q0 defendants herein because you Council ol the Borough of Bach. Coe. Rt. 36 & Bethany Rd. i Monday Die 5th day ol June1, 28th, 197?, the registration- Board ol Elections on forms together with the costs of this ore the original mortgagors and Matawan. N.J. for a Retail Hazlet {Open Daily 10*101 I 1972. at 2 o'clock P.M. books will be closed until after provided by said Borough Clerk sale. Owners or the prcperty '.overed Pi enar v Consumption Liquor Provalfing Time. th»: forthcoming Gcncial or Board or by calling In person The Sheriff huroby reserves by the tri o r t g age he . n q Lici.os** lot premises hR ated at IMMEDIATE AVAILABILITY ALL that tract or parcel of Election on Tuesday, November al the office of tho Borough the right to adjourn this sale foreclosed. Route 34. M.itaw.m, N.J. retail space. Downtown Matawan (Clip Thi. Adi I land, situate, lying and belrty in 7th, 1 072. Clerk or County Board of without further notice by MORTIMER G. Nf WMAN. JR . Names anrj addresses of area. Suitable for the Imaginative the Township of Middletown, In Notice is hereby given thal Elections up to and including publication. E'erk ()! 1 if erS a r e a\ loll ows • retailer, Call 5B3-3311. the County of Monmouth, In the District Boards of Election and September 28th, 197?. PAUL KIERNAN, Sheriff. Superior Court of New Jersev James S'ao.os, n .jfl Coventry State of New Jersey: Registry in and for the Township On Thuisday, September Dated March IS, 197? 2T:5/25. 6/1 U 7 J ? A*e., Cio'iterihaf’i. Philadelphia, Beginning at a point on the of M a t a w a n, County of 28th, 197?, the registration John S. Glava Pa., OihuM, Director. KEYPORT - New 6 room westerly side of Ocean Avenue books will be closed until after apartment In 2*famlfy house, Matawan, Stale of Now Jersey, the forthcoming General Atty. Stockholder utilities not Included, $250 per distant 110' northerly from the will me el a I the plates 41 5 18, 25. h-1,8 % J,) l2 LEGAL NOT ICE Steve C. P.'isi .il. 1 1 S Second BEST TOP SOIL intersection of the said westerly hereinafter designated on Election on Tuesday, November SUPPLIES. SERVICE AND Av*•. , UiaOley heach. N.J., month. Call 739*1039. lino of Ocean Avenue with the 7th, 1972 F DUIPMEN'T (jficer, Director, Stockholder. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 19/2 Notice Is hereby given that 'GOOD FILL DIKT, northerly line of Sycamore between the hours of 7 a.m. and Seated bids will be received hy Jorm R. K.»tes. 112 Eveigreen 2 room, cozy, comfortable Avenue and proceeding thence; 6 p.m. tor the purpose ol District Boards of Election and NOTICE the Malayan Regional School Ave., Btadiey Beach. N.J., furnished apartment. All utilities (1) N. 59 degrees 30’ W. 100’ to conducting the General election Registry In and fur the Borough Take notice that Josephine District Board o' Education until ( >f tu.et Lm.-eRtr, Stockholder. suitable for mature business SAND, etc. a point; thence (21 N. 30 degrees fnr the election of: of Matawan, County of Gadlno, trading as White Shanty 3:30 P.M L.D.S.T., June 15, Chris B.itsis, 01J Grassmcre woman or widow. References. 30’ E. 75’ to a point; thence (3) President and Vice-President Monmouth, State of New Jersey, Inn Inc., a New Jersey 1972 dt the Admin.station Avenue, Vnlerlakeo, N.J. Call 566-5328. S. 59 degrees 30' E. 100' to a A Uniled States Senator will meet ot the places Corporation has applied to the Building, Broad And South Objections, ll any. should be ECKEL’S TRUCKING polnl on the westerly line of A Member of House of hereinafter designated on Mayor and Council of the Streets. Matawan, New Jersey, made immediately tr* writing to; Ocean Avenue aforesaid; thence Representatives TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 7, Borough of Matawan for the alter which tmte bids win be Madvimt* H. Bucco, Cietk o1 (4) Along the westerly lino of the Two Members of the Board of 1972 between the hours of 7 renewal of the Plenary Retail opened and publicly read fur the the Boiough of Maiawan. N.J. Morganville, N. J. said Occan Avenue S. 30 degrees Chosen Freeholders a.m. and 8 p.m. lor Hie purpose Consumption License Number following supplies, service and KAMOS, INC. W. 75' to a point or place of The sessions of the Registry of conducting the General C-l 1 for promises located on 27 equipment •. Hwy. !•'* ?. Ldijewater Dr, 591-9707 Beginning. Boards will be held at tho Election for the election of: Freneau Avenue, Matawan, New Audio Visual Equipment Matawan, New Jersey Being commonly known and following places: President and Vice-President Jersey. Health Supplies 2 I 5-25. 0 1 113.80 wjtl designated as No. 137 Ocean FfKST ELECTION DISTRICT A United States Senator The address of Josephine Wiestlmg Mats Avenue, East Keansbury, New Polling place: Cliffwood A Member of House of Gadlno President, Vice President, Team Room Lockers NOTICE To Rent or S u b - L e t for summer PASSPORT PHOTO’S - 24 Jersey. Volunteer Eire Co. Fire House, Representatives Sec re Id r y-treasurc-r, director and Hoiler Cleaning TAKE NOllCf. that the by single man. Prefer Matawan. Hour Service. Wedding, The approximate amount of Angels St.. C.lillwood. Two Members of Pie Board of stockholder is 27 Fieneau Window Replacement r-reoeau Wme and Liquor Store Keyport area. Cail 566-7142 the judgment to be satisfied by SECOND ELECTION DISTRICT Chosen f reeholders Avenue, Matawan, New Jersey. Plans arid specifications and has applied to the Mayor and after 5 p.m. invitations 100 for $10.95 by Polling place: Cliffwood Two Councilmen lor the full Objection, II any, should be related bid documents may be appointment. Polastre studio. said salo Is the sum of term Council of the Uorough of Old Bridge, 251*3500. $23,490.00 together with tho Volunteer Eire Co. Fire House, made immruliatelv In writing to: obtained at the o LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE News'of you and your family is appreciated at any tim e NOTICE OF SALE from the failure of the bidder to Office. Nappi is elected Call Mrs. Lorraine Smith, 566-1321 $1104,000 comply with the terms of his bid. The approximate amount of BOROUGH OF MATAWAN No Interest wili be allowed on the judgment to be satisfied by IN THE COUNTY OF such deposit. In addition to the said sale is the sum of MONMOUTH price bid the purchaser must pay $17,800.00 together with the NEW JERSEY accrued interest at the rate borne costs of this sale. Matawan personal items General Improvement by the bonds from the date of The Sheriff hereby reserves Bonds the bonds to the date of the right to adjourn this sale council president and payment of the purchase price. without further notice by Water Improvement The legality of the bonds will publication. Bonds NEWARK - John W. P.E., Ackerman - Ney Quoc N. Grace, son of Mrs. Rudolph Fraebel, Mrs. Lydia BONO SALE be approved by Messrs. Mudge PAUL KIERNAN, Sheriff Mrs. Stanley Seaman. Rose Guthrie & Alexander of Oated April 19, 1972 Nappi, Kollo Trucking Co., Associates, Freehold; Robert T. Leslie Grace, Minnisink Walling and Mrs. Edgar SEALED PROPOSALS will New York City, whose approving Abraham J. Zager Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R. be received by the Mayor and opinion will be furnished to the Keyport, has been elected A. Patterson, safety officer, Hill, Mill Road, Matawan, Pike, spent Thursday in Council of the Borough of Atty. Lucciola, 503 Line Road, have Matawan, In the County of purchaser without charge. 4T 5-25, 6*1. 6*7. 6*14 $.59.80 president of the Monmouth Ft. Monmouth; Sidney canoed Maine's Saco River Flemington and dined at the The right is reserved to reject recently returned from a Monmouth, New Jersey, at the any or all bids, and any bid not County Safety Council. He Sandler, electronic engineer, last weekend as part of the Union House. Borough Hall, ISO Main Street, four-day conference at the Matawan, New Jersey, on the 7th complying with the provisions succeeds Joseph C. Berka, U.S. Army Material Com Tilton School, Tilton, N.H. 12 Mrs. Warren Donnell has day of June, 1972, until 0:00 hereof or offering to pay a Homestead in Hot Springs, premium in excess of $1,000 will Receives BA safety coordinator, Bell mand; C.M. Schedlbauer, man expedition to challenge returned home after spending o’clock P.M. (Eastern Daylight be rejected. Va., where they attended the Saving Time) 1or the purchase of laboratories, Holmdel. Electronic Associates, Inc., the river. the weekend in Allentown, the following described bonds of MARIETTA D. CONNOR Allstate Insurance Com Borough Treasurer Other officers elected were West Long Branch: Billie Mr. and Mrs. Julius Pa. said Borough: IT 5-25 *38.18 panies “Eastern Zone Con $414, 000-GENERAL first vice president, Bernard Tipton, Lily Tulip Corp., Samuels, Brooklyn, were the The United Presbyterian IM PR O V EM EN T BONDS, ference of Champions,” an maturing on May 1 of cach year, 9-558 Savaiko, U.S. Army Elec Holmdel, and Edward Tuesday evening dinner Women held their annual SHERIFF’S SALC annual event in which the $15,000 In 1073 to 19B0, SUPERIOR COURT OT tronics Command Safety Trenski, Middietown Twp. guests of Mr. and Mrs. luncheon at Don Quixote Inn Inclusive; $30,000 in 1981 to firm's top selling agents and 1989, Inclusive, and $24,000 In NEW JERSEY Division, Fl. Monmouth; Board of Education 'Bernard Yucht. on Tuesday afternoon. CHANCERY DIVISION their wives take part. 1990. MONMOUTH COUNTY second vice president, Elmer J. Noll, chairman of Mrs. Lydia Walling was the Mr. and Mrs. Hira $390, 000-WATER IM PR O V EM EN T BONDS, Docket No. F-127B-70 Richard E. Heckman, New the council’s traffic safety recent luncheon guest of Mrs. Gidumal, and children, New maturing May \ of each year, FEDERAL NATIONAL MORTGAGE ASSOCIATION, a Jersey Natural Gas Co., committee for 15 years, was John Bennett at Squires Pub York City, were the Sunday $15,000 In 1973 to 19B1, corporation organized under an Inclusive; $25,000 In 1982 to Asbury Park; secretary, elected to life membership in in West Long Branch. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Moti 1984, Inclusive, and $30,000 In Act of Congtess and existing 1905 to 1990, Inclusive. pursuant to the Federal National Mrs. George G.' King, the council. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Rangos Gidum al. W a r d e l l Mortgage Association Charter AN of said bonds will be dated Act, Plaintiff vs ■- ERNEST S. Monmouth County Council attended a luau at St. Mr. and Mrs. Jay F. May 1, 1972, and will be in coupon form, with the privilege LEWIS, Defendants PTA, and treasurer, John E. Demetrios Church in Perth Hostetter have returned ot registration as tu principal By virtue of a writ ol AWARDED DKGttKi: execution In Ihe abnve stated Melna, Chief of Police, Amboy on Saturday evening. home after visiting Mr. and e l e c t e d only or as to both principal and action to me directed, i shall Interest. Principal and Matawan Borough. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Mrs. Morris Kalish, semi-annual interest (November expose for sale at public vendue, CLEMSON, S.C. - 1 and May 2) win be payable ai at the Court House in th*i The following directors Fullard, Pompton Lakes, Philadelphia, Pa. Borough of Freehold, County ol Clemson University, Franklin State Bank, Matawan were also elected: C. Leslie were the weekend guests of Mrs. Donald Hermann and Branch, Matawan, New Jersey. Monmouth, New Jersey, on awarded its 2r>, SA V E • SA V E • SA V E • SA V E O N O U R Biggest Sale of the Year Special M em orial Day W eekend Thurs - Fri - Sat & M onday ------S I Z E ------=— — STYLE ■ = SALE PRIC E= j| 2' x 9" x 22 GREENPLUSH...... $2.00 yd (Clip This Coupon) Choice of any type 4 ' x 9' 6 " GREENPLl'SH.... «r $1.00 yd o f C a r p e t 2'4" x 10' GREENPLUSH...... $1.00 yd 2 '4 " x 10' GREENPLUSH...... $1.00 yd 9' x 12' $ 3 9 . 0 0 / 6 '6 " x 8' PURPLE SCULPTURED Offer Expires May 29 '72 (Clip This Coupon) , DOUBLE FOAM BACK $5.00 yd Choice of any type 28' x 14' GREENPLUSH...... $6.00 yd o f C a r p e t 1.2# x 12' $49.00 Savings Thai Wilt floor Ion Offer Expires May 29 '72 • ' (Clip This Coupon) 1 R e d S h a g Choice of Any type P o l y e s t e r o f C a r p e t Reg. $13.80 12' x 15' $ 5 9 . 0 0 Sntc $5.95 12' over 100 yards 2 R o l l s Green Sculptured 501 Nylon Offer Expires May 29 ‘72 -... Plush Green Reg. $12.00 Reg 8 00 SALE I $3.99 50,8 $ 6 .0 0 1 ROLL R o y a l B l u e 15' over 100 v°rds 501 Dearborn Nylon double backing R e g . $9.50 Sale $ 4 . 9 5 1 ROLL " Commercial Indoor-Outdoor Red-Black 15' over 100 yd Rubber Backed Reg. $9.00 Sale $4.00 V *4 S V '■ > ' 'tv \<+ We cut to your 25 Rolls of Com m ercial Specifications! ! ! ! Indoor-Outdoor v v * * A V ' From $2.13 * s * * > » y , „ Nylon Tweed Carpets to $4.97 SqPyd. "Buy by the mile" Shop At Home SAVt by the Yard MILES CARPET Service t j . j / • A • ' i * % A DAILY HOURS I t V ROUTE 36, KEYPORT CALL US ANYTIME r * « * c j t Diigontl From 7 3 0 I f i l Q I Q 9 - 9 P M Aifooit Shooolna CtnUr f 3 jr“ IO IO *'S P 24 HOURS A DAY V s v v *v ROUTE 35, SO. AM BOY 721-3173-74