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_ Coataiaar Cotp,’» Members of the Matawan Bor­ lo a meeting that was scheduled ough Council wasted little time • «a expand Its factory a m W flM oat Monday yesterday in Trenton to discusa |i«g MIM m M ft. by H fl. to Tuesday night letting Gov, Richard possible changes in Ihe apportion­ t wall of it* pm est J. Hughes know they don't chew ment of school taxes in a regional l l l i i i out to the The Matawaa Borough Recrea­ their cabbage twice. school district. i «A AtlMUc Av«. raa into tion Committee will hold a regular Council voted unanimously to in­ monthly meeting oa Monday at I The invitation noted' the proposal db)Mtlea W m the. Matawan form the governor's office it could to be discussed ‘‘is that one of tha p.m. In the Borough Hall. Men In­ Township T w h i Board «* Adjust­ not attend or send a representative alternative bases of apportionment terested In forming a aoft ball ment laat alght. H u m nearby be changed from ‘average daily en­ league to the borough are request­ raaideatMawaara apposed it. rollment' to ‘the number of pupils ed to attend. Frsdariak Mauer. president of Salary Raises enrolled on the last school day of tb* csa*aay. put oa tba at aad by September of the current school Deaa Saatord, Partb Amboy, attor- year’." M f : the four-acre Hamilton tract which Keypart Rambler, Buhler and may m ail a donation tn the Under Midtown Plani Ardmore Lane. will provide public acccss to the M a r I b o r o Township Council BKios lac., Plymouth; Washing- ment will take office next Jan. I. squad, P. O. Box 28, Matawan. The change from the present five- Mr. Marz filed as a Regular lake, and will foe made into a small Thursday, auttoriMd an appeal taa Aata, Sttaaefcaker - Datsun; An acknowledgement will be John lirunettl, Bergenfield, an oP Petitions Seek Democrat, Robert E. Grolie of 312 recreation site. The site will be pul fata-ihe ruling of Superior Court Straab Motara lac.. Bulck-Opel; man township committee form of mailed hy the drive chairman, ficial of Midtown Properties Inc.; Sherwood Dr. and Irving B. l.ovell to use this sum mer. Council is still Judge Gene R. Mariano Feb. 19 Taos’* Ferd lae.; Llppla Motors, government was authorized by First U. Arthur Ni*on. holder of 6S5 acres in Madison o ljtt Woodmere Dr. filed as Reg­ negotiating for a portion of the granting U.8. Homes A Develop- Vatcswagen; Mailer Chevrolet township voters at the polls last Township north of Route 516 and To Block I U i ular Organization Democrats. Mrs. Strother tract, adjacent to the liieirt' C fc^aw w fui an. order - to and tarftaa Garage, Checker, November, west of Route », declared Friday Angela Schneider, Line Rd., filed Hamilton site, off Ravine Dr. compel Joseph LaMura, rthe town­ hrtaraatlaaal lluvetter, and Both Democratic and Republican the first interest of the develop­ CWtcAi««eUfton as an Independent Reform Demo­ Council deferred until next ship building inspector, lo issue P a was* Paatlae. parties had agreed to an eight-man George Back As ment firm under their $40,000,004 crat. month a decision on a variance ap­ ! Ush ObjkMwn permits tor IS houses In Marlboro primary contest to let voters de­ planned community project is to Represents 4-2-2- Split plication which would permit Wil­ West, a development planned for cide which seven ihoulcl be selected develop their 18-hole golf course. The endorsed Democratic slate is Bus Run Bidder liam Funk to' operate a funeral The Strathmore Civic Association 1400 houses eventually. The Initial lo run in November. However, four Mr. Brunetti suggested the town­ composed of four candidates from home in his residence on Main St. haa circulated petitions agalnat the verdict for tha 20 houses was look­ Anti-Poverty other persons, including former ship planning board give an im­ the Strathmore Democratic Club Low On Nine Routes; at Sutphin Ave. The variance has propoeed addition to the Matawan ed upon aa a test case that could Mayor John M a rt jr., dec id oil mediate "go ahead" on the use of and two each from tho Regular been recommended by ihe Zoning Township haU. The 043.000 build- break down the township's resis­ Thursday to make a run for ii in 140 acres for the course “without Democratic Club and the Matawan Helfrich Withdraws Hoard of Adjustment. lac program which, with 'iatereet tance to accepting the entire sub- Program Ready the Democratic prim ary. attaching any conditions." He not­ diviaion. Section* I-A and l-B are Township Democratic Club and the Court Clerk Mrs. Jane S. Ca­ and other costs, will probably coat Endorsed Slate Michael P. George, Malawan. ed there was nothing about a golf at issue. Matawan Aroa Unit! Matawan Township Democratic pone was presented by Mayor Fd- the towaahip'i taipayera over tM .- . t Filing under the official Demo­ course that could complicate ‘ha Club Inc. The Regular and Demo­ long time bus contractor in the ward E. Hyrne ....— with a certificate, • H haa been Increasingly criticised The developer had acted ory ap- Plan For Mee+ingi cratic party of Monmouth County schools situation or the traffic cratic Club Inc. filed candidates in Matawan Regional District who ; as u result of completion ol a mu- by individuate and graupa, the a«so- (continued on page fifteen) label were Mrs. Marilyn D. ISron- complexities of the municipality. the first five districts and the • . i .uio r ' nicipal court practices course ut elation noted. , ncr of 93 Deerfield Lane, secretary was shut out from routes this yc.tr , UniV(,;.sity He said he would submit de­ Funds from the Federal Govern­ Strathmore Club filed slates in the The firat reaction by many peo- of the Strathmore Civic Associa­ seemingly regained his place Mon- j Makes Recommendation tails on the golf course al tonight'* Holmdol-Marlboro Airport ment may come into the depressed fifth through loth districts. tion; Planning Board Chairman meeting. le that additional (pace la needed areas of Matawan, Cliffwood, and The Republican candidates are day when he came in as either low j W illiam Tierney, former chair- Kaa changed to concern over “ why, Morganville as part of the anti-pov­ Leonard A. Morizio of 30 Lloyd {continued on page fifteen) Tbe Tri-State Traasporlalioa George B. Brenon of IH North Shore (continued on page fifteen) (continued on page fifteen)____ are m uit spend n much to provide erty programs. Tomorrow at 8 p.m. Rd., Joseph Zambor of 155 l.ake- Caaaoaktee ha* rateaeed a report Concourse, Hans H. Froehlich of 1!) ae little actual benefit to tne tax­ residents of the Morganville area calHag far a regional system el Ayrmont Lane, Sam W. M-aniscalu payers," Herbert Parker, preti- B pa&fcly - awaad primary and will attend the first meeting of Ihe of 2 Riverdale Dr., Philip M. Smith h’irsl Open House Held Sunday At St. Joseph’s Church dent aaid. As knowledge of Ihe Neighborhood Council. II will be asawdsry aiffleMa ta accomme- IVo Contests In of 907 Woodmere Dr.; Kugene A. aature of the proposal haa apraad, held at the Wicker Memorial ‘ aircraft need far hualarsa, Valsniano of 355B Furhman ltd., inore and more aerlaus question* Church on Greenwood Rd. ’ bMruetleaal pur- Peter R. Valias jr. o I 10 Norwood j (continued on page fifteen) w m * SdM aM bc cammercial Residents of the area where the Borough Primary Lane, Richard II. Vermilyea of 33 C t i aad mWtary avlatioa are economic level is low arc be inn Inglewood Lane and Jonathan P. Madiion loard Starts sodadad Irom tha ■ asked to attend and discuss what . G O P Fails To File White of 73 Andover Lane. training programs, youth activities There will be contests for Demo­ Ih e eemaahtee eavkaiea* a *ec- For Assessor's Post ^Tew ntliip-W id* Survoy aadw y Held la Northern Moa- and health services or other pro­ cratic county committee posts in asaath Ceaaiy. Fram charts pro­ grams are needed. At 8 p.tn. Sun­ the fifth and iflth di.stricts. Seeking The Board of Education, In co­ vided by the Tri-State Committee, day a meeting of the Matawan Democrats and Republicans the nod In district five are Charles will not contest in the J um.- operation with the district Parent- tba Held would be located la Nor­ Township and Matawan Borough R . Short jr. and Mrs. Mildred It. I primary election, when candidat­ Teacher Asaocistions, la undertak­ thern Monmouth Counly, approxl- Neighborhood Council will he held Dugan. They tire opposed liv Vin­ ing a census ot Madiaoon Town- awtely aertheast of Preston Air­ at the Sccond Baptist Church on es for M ayor, two seats on the Bor­ cent Dwyer and Mrs. Nana U. Uu- ahip. In ilia pait five yeara aince port, placing II In Northern Orchard St. ough Council, a collector and asses­ des. In the 10th district it’s Mrs. sor will be selected. the I960 census, thi* community Marlboro Tow aa hip ar Ihe wester­ Joseph Taylor of the Monmouth Marilyn J. Nunziante against Mrs. Standardbearers rlti.s year will be has grown and developed ao rapid­ ly section of Holmdel Township. Community Action Program stalf Reva Rudley. GOP M ayor Edward U. llyrne. ly that the achool expansion com­ The report notes the “second­ will attend both these meetings to seeking election lo his serojul two- mittee seeks up-to-date data to pro­ ary general avialion airports arc explain what programs are Avail­ year term, and Democrat l.iim Intensify Patrols To perly determine the future needs (•qeirod both ta backstop the pri­ able through the anti-poverty funds. Christinat, a councilman who is Of Ihe achool system. mary airports aa well as serve Mr. Taylor said he hopes (hat, Catch Purse Snatchers completing a full term on the guv- The cenaui will he taken during * la Ihelr Immediate aervice “ the people most in need of help crninK body this year. . May and will be concluded hy June M w t af the** airports will come to these meetings and Malawan Police Chief John Mel- Republicans already have as oth­ IS wilh Ihe P-TA* csnvssslng the he local Ml la the outer express themselves regarding na reported yesterday that police ers on their slate, Councilman Ver­ entire townehip. In order to obtain re at hoi ef the Region aad should their needs.” are Intensifying night patrols in an j non niiison and a newcomer to • high degree of accuracy, it ia have rsaways sf M M feel capa­ Cooperate Wilh MCAP effort to discournge would-be put 'C j politics, George Reitz, for council, essential that all survey card* be ble af holag eapaaded lo MM Mrs. Joseph Schofel, director of snatchers. lie reported that tun ; and Clifford Reeves sr. for collec­ executed properly, (continued on pafjc fifteen) women had been victimized in the > tor. Mr. Reeves was named to the borough this mouth. ! OZ (continued on page four) The latest to have her pm H' ; Deed For Recreation Field In Mutawuir Township stolen was Mrs. Frances 'I baler, i Sower Odors Problems 12.1 Uroad St. Monday night. She i was alighting from a car in finnt’ Matawan T ow nship S'ewi'i .i/r of her home when n youth gr.ihbed ; Authority w as greeted by n del her purse untt run down t enter Si cgutlon nf nroiiM'il linmeinvncrs Police said the dnvcr of tlie c.n \ front the Northland Park section was Mrs. Helen liliss, 171 llm id ! of Strathmore Iasi night who St complained of Inlet mittent eniis- Mrs. Jlilie Lewis, |l)9 M an St., I ,vIoh of odors from the No. 2 plant, told police her purse was stolen I')' just south of tlirir sector. Mayov youths while walking near her home lienry ii. Trnpliligon, as director on Apr. 10, On Apr, 14, she re­ of Ihe Authority, noted that any ported her purse hint been stolen sewer plnnt will nt times emit again while she was walking on odors, but ho declared the Au­ Main St., near the CVulntl Jersey thority would consult F.rnest R. Hank llulltiiitg. SegosHor, of tho Strenm p o llu ­ tion Control Commission, State Validates Raforondurn Department of Health, on metis- tirei thnt could he taken In rec­ A llill viilltiiilini! a school U m l Visitors hih) parishioner* are shown making at atlar*, the bapllairy, Ihe aMrcd *jji tify these condition* nt Ihe pla/it Issun referendum In the Maiinvan Iti'glnnal school district w.ii pas....I Banditi Escapo hy Ilw State Aw'iiilily, Monday tin- iiiiimously. It now goes lo the'Sen Two armed ttimt l-Vlday nlcht ute. The *poii,«ir, A.inemMvrnati Al held lip Ihe Fieueau Grocery mul frud N. Homlh'Hton, niiltl theve w u In ...... pin,. With tho Hierll of Ihe 1 this teeling llgiuist Catholics lh.it | l»'»e.l during Ihe *1^*^ Store, 70 I'leiicini Ave., M«t n thror-wonl omission In » t.-r'! I,nlnll Council, St. Joseph'-, j the fir,I boat lead of brick, that ! ' <>' ■««'■ ,I1,JW Su" Kell...... day's event* Included guided tours tiwmi, and twenpeii wilh nboui $2tm notice Involving almcnle* hnlloK Homan Cnlliolic Church,' Kevport“ cnmo for the building of St.t Jo oi Ihe I'hv.u'h, rectory snd ichonl in t'ttsli. Police wiltl llm men enlei- The bill Would Wllldrtle llio tesiill, held IN Sit'll U|«'ii Home Suntliiv al- seph'it I'lun ch was dumped Into and featured » di'iwmitrsllon Mils* id die nl ore ut 11:25 p.m ., pulled uni of the Insl $i!,ii?l),TOt| icfeieiuliini lein/Hin lot nil rv.sldenH of this nr^ Itailtan llnv." III cliarge ol the Hev, Wllllnin J. revolvers and uunoinieed II w h n a despite Ihe omlviliui, ea, Cnthnllcn and non.Cnthollci, Happily reason prevailed against Ilauscii and Ihe Rev, Edward l>. holdup. The ■iim'i1 wns upcu Im The in cnslnn Is the muri* remark lilgotrv, nml except for a (lure up Sti nnn. nsHlitmu pastors, liunlnoHN, but llie only persun* Old Wnuon I'nriii ilile when il In rtmlUuil llttll Si. Jo in tills area In tne I(l2tl's engen 1'itlher Ilauscii explained that lha Ihero Were llie piopilehiM , The I’eronnliils ilfmd pleniuie y.-,ii sepli'H church was ofumil/.i'tl » deied by the Ku Kins KInti, Si lo litmllten IiM i i k i 'mI iliem In g nfler year, I ’lnii lo use these ie little more Ilian Kill yen is tt^i icph'N Church nnd lls patishlmieis service of Mass Is o im ylnu tin tha I'iwJilwiM of llie l.iist Supper mul CmbrmmBm frsab Paraik * Oaadakaaal Past tract I* la to used for rrciMitan ptirpmea only, Tho tlown (ill the lioni', llu ’v Ihen Im ite il, wnitlliiH |ilniiti In your unidru it bout 1HM, ihirlMK a period ol have (trowil und oiospcred. Few- 4m, Vatsaaaa af Partlga Wars, (M l) turae lbs d»«d tract wHI to kaawn aa Mas* Memorial KI«M In boner llio tiiisli renistei and took hollh- j l.nst cull for tne env ruent cfn! i<,r#Ht religious Ititiileiiiiice, An ear remain today who cun 'eesll th" the "brenkiliH of bread" of St. ta pi ^ i r t p aa CMMwaad A»n, aver la Mayar Hrnry af fto lals Alvls Msa*, a U.S. Navy veteran (ram of wlilrtkey tin (lie way out, polli <• craw control, /■fouto 33, north o iy hlslorv of the chiirclt tevcnU (hat early flff/cult days Paul, lie continued his explanation TraphaBM aad Ram Maatarake, thalrmaa sf ib* Cllllwaad. Haiti, They I'sctiped hi a dork■ml Mltlillt'town, tlte i!illliolle...... people...... were much ill Twlee Postponed of the Muss, InchidiiiH the vuit* BMawaa VewaaMp Rwrtaliaa CammlaakM, Tht urcd car. I wJfp“U Club. Lawrence Youngman. pres­ Matawan 8-11 League are planned tivities will be held this year from is the founding date, list of found­ sey. Nine In Marlboro ident of the Regular Republicans, Two Parties Face for Sundey, at the Middlesex Rd. ers, charter or incorporation dates said hit group haa not yet decided May 10 to 14. Events include the Field. The six uniformed teams traditional fsshion show, spring and s brief form on their objects. whom to bock lor the county Job*. with their managers and coaches m LHtla Laague Dane* queen coronation, fair, track and Mrs. John Low presided at the Mother's Day T will march onto the field at 12:30 Contests In District Taro, candidates are Madison Contests field competition, picnic, banquet meeting. Franklin Emmona, Julius K. Ku- p.m. to be introduced. Appropriate Matawan Township Little League A Mother's Day tea will be spon­ Primary contests are aasured for and dance. Nine p m o n i wiU enter the June rowikl, Ida May Caihill and Mri. music will be provided by the De- sored by the Senior Women’s Club both political partiea aa IS Demo- Is sponsoring their annual spring I primary race as candidate* lor Eleanor DetdJon. District Three, Vhte Military Academy Band. The Now Is the time to advertise of St. James A.M.E. 2Uon Church, crata aad eight Republicans have dance at th* Oak Shades Fire : 0 M r epsnlags on the Marlboro Mrs. Alberta Holmes ia oppos­ t in t game, of three, will begin at How about business cards? We those unused articles for ssle. A Matawan, on Sunday, May S, at tiled for the Madison Township Itom sM p Council although the ing Mr*. Jessie Artt. In District 1 p.m. All parenta and friends are Hdtise Saturday, May IS. Festivi­ can supply them quickly and at the small ad in the classified column the church on Atlantic Ave. from Council. Four will be selected from Hhnwia w ill1 be Joined m Hi Four, Junioua E. Lawion opposes urged to attend. ties will commence at t p.m. right price. Come and try us. wiil turn them into cash for you. 4 to 7 p.m. ench party to vie for the council ■ o w hepatitis in the general elec­ Herbert Schneider. . tion1 i* November. Im November. The mein campaign issue in both the GO P and Demo­ Chari** T. McCue, who waa ea- Altering Of Ucm e cratic camps is expected to be gar. •M o d to nin e* a Regular Repub- den apartments. lean; filed in the county clerk’i Hat* Number* Q w rfid office in Freehold Thuraday on m Mayor Harry Messenger and ticket, along with two Magistrate Uoyd D. Elgart, Mat- Counciimen Victor O'Brien snd mate*, Alfred Sorer, an- nwan Township, imposed a fine of Leonard Hornster will team with :m , and Geom E. SIS and IS costs on a driver al­ Spiros Columbus on the regular Cnevey, a Democrat. T heir leged by Patrolman Hugh Richard­ Democratic organization slate. Op­ elate la called “Purpose and Prin- son, township police, to have alter­ posing them as a slate are John E. Keating, Frank W. Cerra, Fred dple.” , ' . ed the numbers on the license plate on tier auto. The defendant, Kath­ Colclough, and Al WeingaTtner, des­ Citlams Committee' candidates ignated on the ballot as the regular joined. Mr. McCee's state ia filing leen R. Dowd, South Amboy, waa organization Democrats. In the Freehold county office. also fined |5 and |5 costs on an Thomas Aatisell aad Norman Jan- inspection count. Also entering the Democratic pri­ Wick, the Incumbents, will he Join- llie magistrate imposed a fine of mary are Edward J. Bean and Ed­ «d< by Gerald Bauman, chairman SIS and » costs on Thomas Ham­ ward J. McLane who will seek the a t.th eC itlie ae Committee. Neither lin jr., 183 Main St., Matawan, for nomination as independent Demo­ the purpose aad Principle group a display of fictitious plates. Pa­ crats, nor tbe Citiiena: Committee will trolman Ralph Medolla, township . GOP Conteet n n in the primary. The June 1 police, also'tharged this driver with The GOP ’ fray will pit a slate election la davoied aolely to party leaving an unregistered vehicle on headed by incumbent Councilman candidates. the streets and lift and 15 costs Vincent Cancellieri against a group Itoae Oreapa In M a n y . - waa imposed for this. ol (our reform Republicans led by • Utercfcre; there twill be three Magistrate Ralph S. Heuser Jr., Thomas Miller. The regular Repub­ groupa running in the primary,’ Matawan borough, was called in to lican slate will include Raymond n m Democratic slates and one preside on the case of. Charles F, Hoergcr, Robert Komarek, W. Republican. The .Regular Repub-, Gray, Washington St., Matawan. Russell Quackenbush and Mr. Can­ Ucan Chib haa nut up the one There was a J10 and IVoostspea- cellieri. Opposing are Alexander woman running for the post on alty for this driver on the ticket Kasten, Mrs. Delores Savage, John council, Mrs. Norma Saathoff. issued by Patrolman Medulla Mar. Jacob and Mr. Miller. IMmninf along with her will be 24. Jamas Mutheron, 12. Berry. £t„ . With the exception of the incum­ ®»rge Wendelarid Robert Nlvi- Keansburg, paid 125 and IS costs bents, only Mr. Keating and Mr. J h t no license on a summons iro m *n«...... ■ MWer have formerly held towosltfp •• tf! Frederick Demarest, Chester ’PatroltMan “Frtncis Fletcher, tintt- office. Both were elected to the Jameson and Charles Farrell will ship police. Township Committee which pre­ Be' sponsored by the Democratic Perry Andrews, Asbury Park, ap­ ceded the present Faulkner Act Chib, Walter Dinm, William Le- peared to answer n summons is- form of government. Moine nnd Joseph Vota will run s u m ! him by Garden State Park­ Mr,‘ Messenger and Mr. O'Brien M a slate of Democrats, without way Police before he served a term are seeking their fourth terms. Mr. c)ub backing. of yeara in the armed forces. Ap­ Cancellieri will compete for a scc­ There alao will be contests for peal was made by a prospective ond term, and Mr. Hornster lor his onunty postl. In District Two. employer for discharge of the tick­ first full term on council. Welter Sheliock and Leland Gsr- et that the defendant could get a eer will fight It out for the post The remainder ot contestants in license, as driving a service truck both parties are relative new­ ef Democratic committeeman. was part ol hia duties. He was . r Vwm« OOP CM . comers to politics, although several lined for the offense but the court have held township appointive Gsateeta for Republican county left the matter « t his being rein­ eeminlltoe posts are due to the posts. Mr. Komarek is presently stated to the State Motor Vehicles serving on the Township Planning aw siy form ed Young Republican Department. Board and Mr. Colclough was a former chairman of the same unit Squad W l Assist Mr. Quackenbush was building in spector for the township. Mr. Co­ A t Strathmore Carnival lumbus was defeated in a bid (or the Board of Education last Feb­ The Matawan Township First Aid ruary. • and Rescue Sqond will operate the ~ ' leth Ahm carnival neat witft the proceeds going Hdtndal Man Namad Te th* building Nnd of Temple Beth Ahm. Hw d Oata Control Unit Hie bazaar and cnmival will be Ernest R. Kretzmer, 13 Blue Hills held in the Strathmore Shopping Dr., Holmde), was recently pro­ Coaler, Route M, from f p.m. to moted to hesd of the high speed mkhiitht, dally, and Saturday data and error control department from 11 o'clock noon to midnight, at Bell Telephone Laboratories, from May 1 through May I. There Holmdei. In his new post he will will be rides, refreshments and concerning vitamlm. be responsible for devising tech­ ol our vitamins are merchandise for sale. niques for fsst and sccurate trans­ mission of data aignals over tele­ aao disposed to look upon^U i^ Infant leptiied phone linei and for the develop­ ' aa a type e f food. Food, ment of special data sets. it a material provtd- ' Patrick James Egin, infant ion Since Joining the company in energy, measured In of Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Egan IMS, Dr. Kretimer has been en­ of calories, lor vital bod- M Brood St., Matawan, was gaged in fundamental research on dpprocesse*. Inaimuch aa Vila- b iaed Sunday in St. Joseph’s television transmission, design of a a a da aot contain calories, e p & M % b 9 t Church by the Rev. Willism J. translator circuits and exploration Bauadl. The sponsors were Miss of coding techniques for efficient Joan Marie McGrath, Wilkes Bar­ H a y nre, however, chemicals facsimile transmission. He has a— ra. Pa. and Donovan E. Lent, Cher­ This it lh« best paint H tra 'i a floor paint that IM PERV O High Gloat • ■ • n * P p ■tw pvevJJK M supervised groups responsible tor MOORCS ry Hill. A buffet supper wai serv­ M a i l a vHamla ia atiH ■ electronic telephone switching and ed la the parent's home Immediate- lo r •xterior trim la really tough E n a m a l rtM ada whether p a ra s t it frwn data communication development. House Paint tne ceremony. l haWttaak or i MU*. Ceeeis and Hows Brilliant tolora Inside er au l.. . The finest en- smooth Roturnt From Vacation le a with am esinf this high gleia N r thobattlaawiatyol vita- Opwi Classes r M utilul surface tMSfllOflMBt A weather resist­ finish eteya Indoors er eul* Mrs. Clara O ’Connor has return­ I lhat lasts and dM , or h r medical mapHu ol The Children’s Cultural Workshop ance. For shut­ kriphf. Reiiaia *e re . Flew* I* ■ ed to her home, SS Church St., Mat­ 1 lasts. Color fsst mm nMnre.retyon SANFORD'S ters, de ars, gar­ mirror smooth of tfw Red Oak Cooperative Nur­ awan, after a si* weeks vacation wear and PIURMACY, » Main tt.. Mat- mildew r*> m a m AIm a sery School will hold o r * classes following her retirement from the den furniture, w eather. •wwWI w fW p OTWTVt ewon. Wo a w hav* a comnM* aialant. al tha last session of the Spring Hanson VsnWinkle Munning Divi­ wwSrln eectlon, Phone M tM IS term la tho Strathmore School, sion of M A T Chemicals, Inc. Church St., Malawan, Saturday, Mrs, O'Connor visited her sister, from S a.m. until I p.m. There will Mrs. Audrey Gerry, Sarasota, Fin., WEEK'S HOUSEHOLD be aa oahlMllon of the work the If Ih* MMMl who Joined her in a West Coast atudnrti hav* accomplished in (he tour and cruise to Nassau, Snn aganw aren't handy, wayonnolae clameo. Each d a w will review Juan, St, Thomas and the Virgin l i • P**d pal ana pan c leaner. various tochaique* they have learn­ Islands. Returning alone along the ed tor the visitors, Kast Coast, Mrs. O'Connor visited LAST 2 WEEKS FOR <@) SALE relatives and friends in many towns is far north as Jacksonville, POR ---- Fla. PRE-EMERCENT CRABGRASS CONTROL MOTHER K & w f Plan Carnival Temple Doth Altm will hold a "Hullabaloo In Curnlvnl Time," 4 • Cut Flower* , f HALTS PLUS and TURF BUILDER PLUS Saturday, at I; 30 p in, In lh« Vet­ eran* of Pon'litn Wars building, • Corsage* Cliffwood. ■ Th# Informal k»i>x|u-i'. ■ Authorized Denier PAUL ZIIGLM Free Call Out Saturday Free FLORIST Delivery Delivery Annntitit'fiitpnl litti been mntle T o n y ’s HARRIS HARDWARE llifll the cnll nut for tlif II it Ik Hutli If f Jaclsofi St., Mats win League fur buy* i:i lo ID ypnr* uld will he licit! hi tht V,F,W„ 566.|Q|3 I UO Main Street, Matawan 566*1013 M - 2 I I I Cliffwood Avo,, Cliffwood, on Sat- OPEN SUNDAY 9 A.M. TO I P.M. iifdtty hi 2 p.m, 1 ‘Hmdeyl Aprl 29, IVM IHE MATAWAN JOURNAL, N. J. First Section — Page Thr**

School in the all-purpose room. The township «a May 7; caateaa due*, Emergency Contact Family Camping Club Library-Sponsored SH Alumni Meeting Temple Shalom Service! Recreation Unit oo-spooaored with the Indian H1U Oneg Shabbat will be sponsored by P-TA. oe May 21 and Olympic* For Hocpitak "On-Air" Enmities Equipment Trip To Paper Mill Officers and chairmen of the Sabbath eve services conducted Mr. and Mrs. Harry Chernet. Day ptaacd far June U. Monmouth - Ocean Counties Club by Rabbi Mordecal Schreiber will The Family Camping Club held The Free Public Library of Madi­ Hears D. L Tonti T h « Recreates Commission's The firat atate • wide emergency of Seton Hall Alumni Federation be held this Friday evening at 8:30 Real Estate Listing Cards for Simmer ptaygrouad procram, un­ hospital communications network its aecond organisational meeting son Township, sponsored by the held a business meeting to discuss p.m. at the Strathmore Elementary sale at this office. ____ D.Lauis Tonti, necutive direc- der the direction of Jay Dem- la the United States was placed at the YMCA Family Center Cam p Woman's Club of Laurence Harbor, the activities that will be sched­ tar, N.J. Highway Authority, was “on-the-air" today in New Jersey arest. Recreation Director, will be Arrowhead, Marlboro, Thursday will sponsor a bus trip to the Paper uled for the balance of. the 1965 p u t speaker at the monthly meet- held for s li weeks beginning Jui e by the Rt. Rev. Msgr. Alfred W. calendar. All alumni who have Jesi, President of Ihe New Jersey evening. A display 0# cam ping Mill Playhouse, Millburn, Tues­ r tag at the Holmdel Township Rec- M. equipment for the beginner and changed their addresses since grad­ Hospital Association, a former cur­ day evening, June 29, to see Bea­ uation sre urged to forward this “ SUP (OVERS md DMPBNES . n ation CommiaskM. Before dis- T h e Recreation Commiuion'i seasoned camper presented by ate at St. Joseph's Church, Key­ trice Lillie in “ High Spirits.” information to Ray Hergenrother, adult education program will con­ Rudy Quackenbush, Lincroft, acting You'va h u n t of L O W Overhead . . . W a have N O Ovarfcead Maaing plana for thn Garden State port. chairman of captains, who resides tinue ita evening courae in women*! president, of the club waa viewed The buses will leave the Pirate SO, you Sava and H O W YOU SAVE I During dedication ceremonies in at 18 Lone Oak Rd., Middletown. Arta Center, to be constructed at sllmnastlcs through the achool year by approximately 23 In attendance. Ship, Route 35, Cliffwood Beach, at the Authority’* Telegraph Hill Park because cf the popularity of the Camden, the Rt. Rev. Msgr. Jess The next event to be held is “ Seton Wida lalaction of for(ooui fabric*, Quality Upholitariny, Waitle Mrs. Robert Thorpe. SI Swimming 6:25 p.m. and the Laurence Hnr- ta Holmdel, b* ' commended the oourae. Women may still register aaid the new system enables hospi­ River Rd., Lincroft, was elected Hall Night” on May 23. Slip Covari . . . and Slip C o lo n m ad* with your own material. ftecrcttioa Coo) minion tor Its en* in these clasaes, which are free tals to establish fast, reliable radio secretary - treasurer by tl»e club bor Circle at 7 p.m. -daraemcet of the protect. and open to the public. Classes are co-ordination of widespread hospi­ members. This Is a ways .nd means pro­ Moves Offices Free Estimates — Try Us Future aveata planned by the held fn the Village School, Holm­ tal - medical activities during ma­ Future plans include a mock ject for the benefit of the library ■eeieatiae Commission include a jor disasters. He added that the and the public is invited. del, every Wednesday evening from campout at tiie Camp Arrowhead Dr. Daniel A. Marzano, surgeon Cartoon show at the Village School network also will be utilized to in­ Tickets may be obtained from coll ELSIE MANNES 7:M ut II p.m. For further infor­ grounds to be held soma time in chiropodist, announced the remov­ May I; a square dance for sixth, crease the efficiency of everyday Mrs. David Watson, chairman, 6i4 mation, contact Pat Posada, adult June and an overnight camping al of his offices to 179 Norwood 5 M 4 2 0 5 M w n tt— d eighth graders of the intra- and inter-hospital work. education chairman, at 284-1718. trip in the near future. ' Forest Ave., Laurence Harbor. Ave., Long Branch. The radio system will provide All interested persons are invited both radio co-ordination of hospital- to attend the next meeting of the No Penalty For medical activities during disasters club at C am p Arrowhead on Thurs­ and enable individual hospitals in day, May 20 at 7:10 p.m. Equip, Overdue Books the state to utilize two-way radio ment will be displayed and a dem ­ AREA'S ONLY AUTHORIZED Springtime on a day-in, day-out basis to in­ onstration on camp cooking will be National Library Week is be­ crease their operating efficiency. given by Mrs. Robert Shaw. A p­ ing observed by the Free Public In fact, the first slate-wide hospi­ plications for membership arc being Library of Madison Township, lo­ , means tal radio network will provide rad­ accepted and may be secured by cated at the Circle and Route 35, io co-ordination during the first calling the camp office (M SW8 be­ Laurence Harbor, sponsored by Ihe © VOLKSWAGEN ®h ri c MIT I> / 0 state-wide, hospital disaster drill in tween the hours of 1:11 a .n . and Woman's Club of Laurence Har­ Party T im e! New Jersey on Monday, May 10, at 2:30 p.m. '? bor. 1:30 p.m. All overdue books may be return­ “=* NEW CAR DEALER The basic function of the New Twelve Enrolled A t - ed through Saturday without penal­ Jersey hospital disaster radio ty. There will be no questions ask' M m a bM w t -. AMt^eraatf _ KrHidar - C««M "r - ALL ONE-OWNER CARS • » s « f a f H a g u e — Weddinf — Dance — communications system is to pro­ Leadership Institute •d and no fines assessed. • ' • A Iw m I - DIr m t Omet — forty? vide instant emergency communi­ The Board of Trustees and the cation between six key hospitals on Twelve members of tha congre­ volunteer librarians are glad to be 1944 CHEVROLET Malibu Hard Top, Like New, a “backbone" frequency which will gation of Temple Beth Ahm, Strath­ able to provide library service to , Beautiful Cobblestones cover the entire state. Each of more, have been enrolled in the residents of Madisnn Township and 1944 IMPALA Hard Top. Must be seen to be appreciated. these six hospitals is designated Leadership Training Inatilutc of the hope the borrowers will take advan as a "regional” hospital. The sys­ Northern New Jersey Region ol tage of this “moratorium.” 1944 STUDEBAKER Station Wagon, in Showroom condition. . I* Yeur Answer! tem also enables radio communica­ United Synagogue of America. The tion within each of the six hospital courses are being given on four Support Income Tax 1942 CHEVROLET Monza Coupe, 4-Spead Transmission. : , , W e have every laaiUty f*r caterinitfcat will m itt you Itom t i n regions to local hospitals. Mon­ consecutive Tuesday evenings at mouth Medical Center is an area baflsalag tn a hswy, final farewH. Congregation Beth Shalom, Union, The second general meeting of hospital co-operating In the pro­ 1941 GREENBRIER Station Wagon and will be climaxed by an annua! the Provisional League of Women W e eh* have a ream fer imaHtt.mara Intinat* partial. gram.______all-day conference and banquet to Voters of Madison Township wus 1944 VOLKSWAGEN be held Sunday, May 23. ■: held at Hill Lancs nn Route 9 Apr. Sunroof Those taking the course* are Drop In and Let Us Assist You Efts Auiiliary 13. The main topic of discussion Robert Weinstein and Julec Green- was the state Leagues’ support of 1943 VOLKSWAGEN Sunroof Officers Installed zweig, leadership and administra­ a graduated income tux, anti the J ft i4ie tlw (rightly activity for cacbtaili and dinner in our tion; Al Alexander, Arthur Percy reasons for their support. Sylvia 1962 VOLKSWAGEN Sunroof Officers of BPO Elks 2030 Ladies > diainf raomi and lawafa. ' and Mrs. Martin Blumenthal, re­ Marcinkoski, who gave the pre­ Auxiliary, Keyport, were installed ligious affairs; Bernard Klein, sentation, slated that with the pres­ 1961 VOLKSWAGEN Sunroof on Saturday by Exalted Ruler adult education; Sherman Sitzman ent tax situation In New Jersey, Earl Lewis and his staff. Officers CALL 7 4 1 J 3 4 4 • Miss Lafayette and Mrs. Leonard Green, youth ac­ the state, among other things, can­ are Mrs. Lewis, president; Mis. tivities committee; Dr. Benjamin not provide adequate money for Henry Sechencski, first vice presi­ Lichtman and Fred Gates, school colleges. Rutgers University lias the dent; Mrs. Melvin Lohsen, second NEW CAMPMOBILE O N DISPLAY IN SH O W R O O M 1 board; Gary Leffer, men’s club; highest tuition of nny state univer­ vice president; Mrs. Steve Zecy- and Gerald Ritz, pointers for presi­ sity in the nation and at least 76 COBBLESTONES kowski, recording secretary; Mrs, dents. . per cent of the New Jersey high Robert Blackburn, financial secre­ school graduates who apply are MANY tary; Mrs. Eugene Carroll, treasur­ RESTAURANT St. Joseph's Faculty turned away. er. Also Mrs. Clifford Talmadge, OTHER CARS Attended Convention Have you read the classified ads? Highway 35 • Middletown — 741-8344 aergeant - at - arms; Mrs. Frank TO Kormondy, chaplain; Mrs. George Sister Mary Brian, principal of Kapushy, five-year trustee. St. Joseph’s School, KeyportT at­ Mra. Kapushy, past president, tended the ( 2nd annual convention HELEN M. RAPP V W SU N ROOF PICK F R O M ! VW ECONOMY TRUCK was presented with a girt from her of the National Catholic Education husband. Past Exalted Ruler Association In New York City last DRESS SHOP George Kapushy. week. Guest speaker was Edmund Han­ She was accompanied by all the THE HOUSE OP lon from the Red Bank Lodge. Mrs. Sisters and lay faculty of the Lippin Motor Car Co. Roy Lambertson won a special school who attended some of the BEAUTIFUL DRESSES LOOKING prise. ISO meetings and lectures con­ Dancing and refreshments were ducted by educators throughout the 340 Main St,, Keyport enjoyed. . United States. SALES Francis Cardinal Spellman, Arch­ 244-2727 FORA Wilt Enter Float bishop of New York, presided at the opening of the convention. Clos©^ Mondays Bayshore Post 737, Jewish War Four floors or the New York ROUTE 35, SAYREVILLE - Pham 727-1300 Veterans, .will , be represented by Coliseum contained educational ex­ fiOOD and George hibitions and the meetings were a float of Betsy Rpfs Washington In the Loyalty Day held in the Hilton Hotel and the parade in' Asbury Park on 'Sun­ Americana Hotel. 1 ■ FREE DELIVERY day. < ; CAR?. You advertisement in this paper PHONE How about business cards?! We 'will,reach prospective purchasers HARRY'S LIQUORS & BAR can supply them quickly and at the in every community In the bay­ 2 6 4 -7 8 8 7 right price. Come and try us. shore area, . POOLE AVE. BETWEEN MIDDLE ROAD AND ROUTE 36 There's No Better Way To Celebrate Your * COUPON SALE : LOOK CHECK THE VALUES ! M AY FESTIVITIES CLIP THE COUPONS! 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Irand New Waitarn • Low Mileage POL DfARGENT •42 PONTIAC BONNEVILLE ...... 1955 All • Nite White MUIRHEAD Imported 2 • All Power • lo th Hue Room Darkening 88 N.Y. State Fine CHAMPAGNE •*r OLDS "BB" HARDTOP ...... 1455 *1 100% SCOTCH W HISKEY SPARKLING BURGUNDY or PINK A lm sit Nawi Parfaet In d Car Window Sliurics 86 P R O O F - 2/5 PINT £ 4/5 QUART •4T ON YOUR ROLLERS. R E S . 12.75 7 J 2 ,5f CHEVROLET CONV...... 1355 FULL QUART r'IFTH Impels j " 4 " Champagno, Burgundy or Pink — COUPON No. 3------'41 MERCURY SEDAN • Power ...... 1255 proof Triple Track, Aluminum HARRY'S w MARMOT LeDUC V COMET 2-Dr,, 4 Cyl., Stand...... 755 COMBINATION Imported French CHAMPAGNE *40 RENAULT PEUGEOT SEDAN ...... 355 STORM-N-SCREEN CLUB GIN WINDOWS 9 HALF GALLON 8 70 FIFTH 3 * * MANY MORI TO SELECT % FIFTH 3 ” FvHy Waatharilrlppad, FULL QUART £ 45 PINT J 1 7 Claan Fram Inilda, • "Y eu'l De letter In Freehold" at Min, 4 Window., With Coupon, Init, Opt. * 7 FREE DELIVERY • PHONE 32 BROAD ST. 9 HARRY'S WALL-IRWIN : PROWNS RED BANK • Budget Terms • E-Z Charge • 2 6 4 - 7 8 8 7 Liquors and Bar lln o i! Ll • €l*4rtif'4gn« UTS. e 4 33 S.3E? MHHOLD Dally and Sat. 8 A.M. • 5:30 P.M. q OUR DELIVERY IS AS m C « i» t uf c-.td IWf Al All flm « ON POOL6 A n, D tiw m i MIDDLE RD, AND AT, H OfPOSITI MCIWAV - OWN IVININSS Wednesday and Friday 'til 9 P.M. ' 0 NEAR AS YOUR PHONE 264-7867 FREE DELIVERY HAZLET ■ \ U.MV THE MATAWAN JOURNAL, N. X TkuruUy, Apr! 29, I9M Looking BANK N O TES...... ***<*. Howard Letter •MffttWSNNMMM . .. . u m m s o im vm m nwi«»n w o»w Backward m m 11 HWM iHiumTHis nwnrimi Congressmen Jamea Howard, (D- III flCTEJS.ftJSIMMtflC. 1liFN0N0R«)*TKm 3rd District, N.J.) has announced t m m m » om m u i- v m m no T T f l a B l i W nmmrVFtminFlBmvt approval ot the first looa in New Jersey to a rural group lor rec­ Ottae lharaday, Apr. M, IM ) reational purposes under funda al­ lotted the Department of Agricul­ OF PRIM ARY IMPORTANCE . . . Candidates abound Suaday waa tbe beginaing el a ture through its Farmers Nome Ad­ in the race for nomination for the first seven-member town­ cold a*U, thlch raatiaucd every ministration. ship council-manager form of government in Matawan Town­ ______vfe\S R K.-___ awrelag aatil today. Several aaow squtllt prevtlled Sunday afternoon The loan is for 124,000 to the ship . . . John Marz jr., the old campaigner who has probably I w w m T h < > » * r 8 & r «t>5rtt&»T3Byft snd Monday morn ing. Ice waa to Central Jersey Rifle and Pistol been in the political ring more times than anyone else in the Club of Lakewocd to finar.ee a tar­ t m m nk « «iuw> — *W be seen on Monday, Tueiday and bay sh o re a r e a , is in the running again . . . Some people say Wednesday mornings, the thermom­ get shooting range oa um e 50 ac­ i M M r i M l H N he will gain support from quarters not entirely expected , .. eter oa tbs bitter morning being res ol land. Tho club, which it tbs lowest of the three dsy* - down composed oi 155 rural families, Contests for county committee posts in the township may be to IS degrees above i e ra. The cold plans to «ract a dubhouse with an the wedge that will split Democratic “unity" in the town­ n e il was aot confined to this sec­ indoor target range and alao devel­ op an outside rifie and pistol range ship . . . Feuding Democratic factions in Union Beach tion of the country, but extended stopped long enough to back Alfred T. Hennessy jr. as the south as far at Georgis. with kill built to the specifications set up lag frosts st all of the intervening by the National Rifle Association. party’s nominee for mayor . . . But that was as far as it THURSDAY, APRIL H . IM teetloBS of the country. Much dam Alex Sorensen, Lakewood, presi­ w e n t , . . They’re battling all over again over two council age waa done to growing crops ia dent ol die dub, aaid plana also nominations and each seat on the local executive county have been completed to build a the south, tome predictions saying committee is being contested . . . How to win friends and in­ four - acre parking lot and picnic Ihst the early fruit snd vegetables fluence voters. r Help The First Aid Help You were sll killed. area with benches, tablc-s, barbecue By reference to our sdvertising pits and other facilities. THE $40 MISUNDERSTANDING . . . Harry Ross, rear Congressman Howard said the de­ commodore at the Keyport Yacht Club, has purchased a ||«t people who bay* had occasion to call the (int aid columns will be teen a notice ask- lag for proposala for building s velopment will serve the commun­ blazer jacket to go with the formidable office he holds . . . squad in time of emergency highly praiaa the efficiency and abort piece of stooe road on the ities of Jackson, New Egypt, Allen­ It’s peachy . . . It has real silver buttons, the rear com­ ' fine tervic* given by the volunteers. Once agaii^ it’s time Old Bridge road between the Mid- town, Lakehursi, Wrighistown and modore’s emblem emblazoned upon the handkerchief pocket, to translate that praise into cash. The annual (und drive dtesex County line tnd the stone other rural areas in Ocean County. the club Burgee included . . . But we don't think it fits him a t the Matawan Borough First Aid and Rescue Squad will read through Main Street, Mata­ Congressman Howard said the wan. loan is a resuk of legislation pass­ properly . . . Harry, by the way, refused an offer to become start Monday.. Standard G a t Com piny advertit- ed last year which allows small the Democratic candidate for nomination for tax assessor es a two-burner gas stove, includ­ towns and rural communities to re­ It cost money to operate a First Aid Squad, money /or in the Keyport primary election . . . Speaking of the Demo­ ing tubing and all connections, for ceive loons up to $1,000,000 to pur­ ‘ ambulances and equipment. Now is the time to help the f2.M; three-burner stoves. 13.50, chase land for any type of recrea­ crats, Lewis Smith, Democratic Club president in Keyport, 1 squad help you. The aidmen will begin collecting coin cards Arbor Day exercises were held tion such as sw im m ing pools, golf was more than mildly miffed when the powers that be failed courses or picnic areas. These , at etch home in tho borough Monday. The coin cards were la the G rided School last Friday forts of several of us, led by Sen­ change be im de, or at least given to file a petition for the collector’s nomination in the pri* and the different grades planted communities m ust have less than distributed in February. You will know them, they will be ator Williams of Delaware, forced serious consideration. maiy. lhis will necessitate a write-in problem in the Ju n e trees to commemorate the occa­ a 2500 population, Congressman in their uniforms and collections will be made Mondays reopening of the inquiry not once, Such bills sre pending again this 1 election. . . . sion. but several times, and the calling Howard said. through Thursdays from 6:30 until 8:30 p.m. year and a major business group, T W T W T W . . . It all started quite simply when daughter What ia hoped will be a per­ of witnesses whom esrlier the “This is the first such loan under manent tidewalk hat been built on the Chamber of Commerce of the this plan but I am hopeful that committee had refused to sum mon. Barbara came down with a slight case of German measles . .. There are many people who are keenly aware ol the tbe north, tide of the macadam road U.S., ft stout to endorse a federal many more sucti communities in Then one of our more outdoorsie types, Patrick, picked up akilled and experienced first aid men who came to their aid on the hill eest of the bridge by The reluctance to c«:i some wit­ study o f a switch to the metric New Jersey will apply for and re­ nesses contrasts with the eagerness syitcm. Brief Senate hearings on a an acute case of poison sumac . . , These events were fol­ when they were needed. Those who have not had personal the gashouse. Piling have been ceive such aid which will add lo driven in the bank and a bulkhead to attack the credibility of other metric study were held last year our already numerous recreational lowed in succession by a broken radiator hose on the one contact with the services of the squad may take our word testimony through the highly unus­ t«M among members and staff. But a Main Street space age is our continued adher­ resulted in quite a !iardship for me was S2,H8,589 against last year’s WHEREAS, tha existence oI wch committee with no members « ence to an antediluvian system Far Haallhy Peeales and my family. Can I ''ct any kind $1,185,534. Revenues during that hsrdly convincing evidence of such of weights and measures inherit­ U. S. A. of temporary license tr be used on* Aquatic Show Is period were $17.1435,295, compared af Matona Is ta teMaadina as Ih e kind of aarprise you may determination. ed from our UriLish ancestors." aaifis tf the davottoa af ita m en id on your peonies when it's time Certainly, the puhlic is not likely Jy for driving to and from work? to $16,071,583 the previous year. Sen. Pell told the Senate recent­ A. — jsjo, ThL» Division of Motor btrtlapafetic atnrics; aad lor them to bloom may not be much to be impressed. Nor can the Sen­ Revenues for 12 months ended Mar. ly Chat “evidence is being con­ Eyed By Scouts Hat. . .. , , ate feel that it has met its respon­ By Bert MIU* Vehicles does not issue any type of 31 were $28,661,499, the highest dur­ W MOtBAS, tfes eoethwatton ot stantly presented regarding the sibilities. American housewives orf some fu­ temporary 'icense lo a driver whose City Manager, Kendall II. Lee, ing any 12-month period in the com­ Ihe tarvieai aroviM by the Mata­ Action now can prevent peony great losses in manpower, time The situation is highlighted by ture generation may buy butter by privilege is suspended There is no pany’s history. waa Pint AM aad Rtscae Squad llewer Might. Tbst’a the word from and mone; in trying to maintain Asbury Park, Chairman of Mon­ the fact that once again the Rules the kilogram and measure the dis­ provision in thi* law lo permit the mouth Boy Scout Show, scheduled it p H a w ily dw eedtal upaa the Dr. Spencer H. Davis, a friend of an antiquated system which is dif- peeay growers at Rutgers snd Committee has decided to give up tance from home to downtown in issuance of a temporary license in for Convention Mall June 4 and 5, moaMaiy coatrtbutioat aad doaa* f :ult and cumbersome to use. lions at tha d tim i aad resldeati plant disease specialist. on the Baker inquiry, thus further kilometers. a hardship cast,* resulting from the said that the Scouts have planned No Contests In "In the field of international suspension of ;i (.riving privilege, t l tba ftn tg i ef Matawaa; shaking public confidence in the This will come about when and three events featuring aquatic As the fungus that causes the (Official reply from N.J. Division (continued from page one) Senate, confidence which was al­ if the United States gets in step c.-mmerce, it has been estimated skills and a father and son salt wa­ NOW, THEREFORE, I. ED­ dbeaae lives over the winter on of Motor Vehicles). post last week to serve for the ready badly undermined by the with most of the rest of the world that America loses from ten to ter fishing derby as part of their WARD E. HYRNE, Mayor of the dsad tttlk t, leaves and flower twenty-five billion dollars yearly in Q — I paid $15 for Stale In su r­ balance of Ihe year. He is a retired heads, the first step is a thorough strange on-agaln, off-again mean­ and adopts the metric system of two day program. Weather condi­ Rorabah of M atiw in, do hereby orders to countries that are on ’he ance when I renewed mv automo­ industrial engineer. Republicans cleanup, Dr. Davis suggests. dering course taken by the inquiry weights and measures. Many peo­ tions permitting, the Scouts will froelaTa tha month ol Mty, 19*5, metric system. If this estimate is bile registration. Wh<*n do i receive did not file n candidate for the over the past 16 months. ple believe this reform is inevitable stage a North jersey shore surfing •a "FIRST A ID MONTH" in the Otherwise, the tiny seeds or accurate, we are sustaining losses my insuninci* policy? assessor’s post. Consider just a few of the strange eventually. championship event. Borough of Matawaa and do here­ spores of the blight will blow t!»at have a direct and disastrous A — Thirst, there is no such plan Other Candidates aspects of the inquiry. From the Back in 1786, Thomas Jefferson A large pool will be assembled by Mrongly urge aad solicit each around your garden. impact on our economic well-be­ as "State Insurance.” Serondly. the Democratic candidates for the beginning, the reluctance of the proposed, and Congress rejected, a on the beach north ol Convention lltiien and resident of the Borough If it's rainy and muggy when ing. If O' -• estimate is not accurate, fee you p;iy dixvj not entitle you to Borough C o u n c il nominations committee majority to question decimal aynem of weights and llall near Ihe boardwalk, Mr. J-oc lo financially support the Matawjn ar, extensive study of the pros nnd any coverage whatsof*. The S15 will be John R Kane, M iriam IJr. peony buds begin (o swell, you can certain witnesses or to delve Into measures for the U.S. Sincc 1903, said, lo demonstrate canoe and wa­ Pjrit Aid and Rescue Squad in Its i.m s of adopting the metric system fee noes into the Unsatisfied Claim and Alfred T. Morgan, J'J Daniel expect the blight to hit. certain areas has been painfully some members of Congress have ter safely and a fun event called tftarta to continue and better its In this country will give us the true and Ji;d-.’irent Fund to be used to Dr. Mr. Kane is a former member volunteer services. Peace Ot M M obvious. Only the determined ef- proposed almost annually that the "dunking the cowboy" which is nl­ picture." 1 pay victims of nn accktait caused so scheduled for the pool. of the Board of Education. Mr, Dated: April 27,1915 But a simple spray can put you by an uninsured, financially irre­ Morgan, a borough resident for in s position of not carinR if the M r. Lee, who is co-ordinating Ihe (Signed) II you need printing of any kind, sponsible motorist, or hit-and-run big show fur the Scouts, said thnt three years, is employed as an en­ weather it right for blight, Dr. Edward E. Hyrne, Mayor we are here to serve you. Our motorist. I lerm s of ihe law, you the cowboy dunking was n take oTf gineer. Davis says. quick service and reasonable prices are consul rod not insured, nnd arc ■sraugh of Matawan All you have to do is apply three of the old western rodeos bu! that I Democrats named Norman Wood THBT'S BFfltT will please you. ______not entitled to coWt‘C< from (he the "horse" would he n Ti5 gallon I as their candidate for collector, sprays at weekly intervals, start­ fund. To I#-* considered insured, a drum suspended over the tank by , and incunibcnt Henry Kllis, for 1 WHEREAS, The first day In the ing when flower buds are the sire motor vehicle must be covored for of a pea. Loyalty Day Parade lour guide ropes One Seoul "rid es" I lull term as assessor. Mr. Wood, Month ot May, each year, has been D O U B L t DUTY public liflirility In.surmico in the "horse" while his lour buddies , former operator of nn impnrtlnd designated officially by tha Con- Use one of the zineb fungicides amount# ot $)/),/M)fl fo J l’O.OM fw imPENOENCC I (ALL-cradle or- pull the puide ropes which usually business in Key|xirt, is a former reis an4 by the president of the at the rate ot two tablespoons In M ayor Loula Colllclilo, Kenns- death, and bodily Injury and $5000 AMEWCM UKRTY, WAS OHC£ A P M O l upset him, Mr l.n; added. Committeeman and Mayor of Mat* «nited States sa Loyalty Day, to a gallon of water. Zlneh Is the liuru, will nerve us (irand Mar- for property damage. The State of chemical name of the stuff. You / O * AMERICAN SOiCXtDSJl ahnl to the Annual Loyally Day Nu llntry I ’ee I awan Township. He is employed tt be commemorated nation-wide hy New Jersey Is not in the Insurance There will be no charge [or the the KeyjHirl I’ost Office. all citlient tor the specific purpose may find it in your supply store ' VHtNDic iwtnsH CApmfxo Parade, lo l>c held In Asbury business. Coverage must be obtain­ under a variety of labels, Just read at "reaffirming loyalty to the Unit­ pmAocirHtA in m y . ) Park, .Sunday, starting promptly ed through a company authorized the fine print to be sure. ed States and Riving special al 2 p.m. This ninth annual par­ to write automobile insurance in Oarden suppliers nlso sell little recognition to our bcTltan* of Am­ ade, sponsored hy the Sixth Dis­ Now Jersey. erican freedoms,” snd containers of spreader-stlckcr, a trict, Vi'ternna of Foreign Wars liquid that helps a spray do a bet­ and l.udlcs Auxiliaries, promises DID YOU KNOW - WHEREAS, Stich public expres­ ter |ob of covering buds nnd leaves. sions of loyalty art of vital Impor­ to he one nf lltti biggest patriotic Nest best Is little household de­ dcm iinslriitloni ever seen In Ihe Levitt Expert tance because they enhance 'he tergent. Add a few drops til either 11- ifH A T you CAM G€T A fttJE POOKLCr- traditional American way of life alnte, r . M 6 'FALLOUT W W UCTIOH* to your spray mixture, Mrs. Kufh Wynn, Invitations which w u founded upon sincere Gives L m n Tips WHICH WILL SHOW MOW ''Peonies In the Unrdun" Is n j l g l l p w thnlrmiin nnd past president of love o l God, Flag and Country; tnd S i y O U A K D W U n FAMIL-V generally helpful Rtiljtcn bulletin % 5 Iho l adles Auxiliary lo th« Sixth Thorn is only one way to water n because they do strong hen our de­ lit COULD, W1TMIN A f t W that you on ii gel free from yitur District, has auiiiiuneed lhat new Imvn, ncccirdliiK to n man femes against every subversive And county (iKriciiltiirnl I'Hcnt or O itr there will be more than 130 whose company hiu planted more f t MINuVES.IMfKOVlSE divisive element thrcntcnlnn our m DMILTEK from den Reporter, College of Agtluil- marching units, Including II I linn n.1,0(KI ol them, "Use nn over­ freedoms and national unity, ami (tire, New Brunswick OWHKI. i / a c h a m p . ' • bunds ami drum und huglc corps. ■ FALLOUT WHKHl!AS, Public prnKrams Ini­ head sprinkler and cover one nrea Other unlit Include the Antlqua tialed by the Veterans of Forulun JltchtAsicwewt o w n rrata* Smith, fet S6«-lJll .gliests from Newark. became pastor in 1888 and served day's work with a covered dish Professions! Women's Club*, Inc. points of interest In the church in­ v Gifts were sent by Miss Patricia the parish for more than 30 years supper at the clubhouse. The girls to ba held in Atlantic City May 14 cluding the confessional, the altar, McCormack, Mrs. Lawrence To­ during which time he purchased plan to prepare the dishes (bead to M. ; ■ the baptistry, the missal, sacred Mr. and Mra. Jay F. Hostetler Miss Barbara Orndorff, Trenton, Mr. and Mrs Charles MicPhee masello, Miss Frances Grande, land for new cemetery ground, dec­ of time and invite their husbands vessels, Mass vestments, Stations : Hoatanea ware Mra. Joha Apple- and Miss Mary Lisk attended the was the Monday overnight guest of and children, Strathmore, were the Mn. Fred DeNardo. Mrs. Patsy orated the church ar.d had three to cat with them, since there will of the Cross and holy water. It was «ate aad M in Kathleen Dowd. concert given by the Munich Bach Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Ware. Sundiy guests of Mr. and Mri. Vaccarella and Mrs. Frank Vac­ marble altars placcd in the church. be no time that day for preparing noted that each priest has his own Chorus and Orchestra, Tuesday, Mrs. Frank W. Kerncy and Mr. Harry Bertagna, East Brunswick. carella, A church publication, writing of dinner at home. chalice which is used to Itold the ■ Lm *T I n i d Explained Apr. M. at Rutgers University. and Mrs. Allan J. Morrison were Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Krebs, Father O'Donnell, stated: “After A rummage sale is scheduled for the Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Strathmore, were the Sunday wine in the celebration of the spending more than 30 years as Freeman Beck, Highlands, was Prudential Agents To Muss. The chalice may be of any Thursday and Friday, Miy 27 Md ToMatawan MeMiars the 'Saturday guest of his son and C. A. Frees, West Long Branch. guests of Mr and Mrs. Phillip pastor of St. Joseph's Church, he 28 at thu clubhouse on Jackion St. Cartwright, Millburn. suitable materiul or style, but mint will ever be remembered and re­ daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. El­ Mr. and Mrs. William Quinn Attend Florida Meeting Mra. Edward Potts, American be gold - plated on the inside of the m ain alive in the hearts of its peo­ Tba Mother's Club of Matawan mer Beck. dined at the Smithville Inn, Absc- Mr. and Mrs. William E. Ca- Home Chairman, reminded mem­ cup. Often the chalice is presented ple. For they will recall often his m M It* annual bullet supper Apr. wood, Strathmore, spent the week­ Twenty - two representatives nf bers that the date of the Art Show Mrs. David Bruce entertained at con, Saturday evening. to the new priest by his parents wise counsel, his fatherly advice, ' I at the First Methodist Church. end in Ocean City, Md. Prudential Insurance Com­ bridge on Wednesday and the prize Mrs. Eva Mantel, Far Rockaway, th* and the guide noted that Father his eloquent Inst ructions on the for the benefit of the Bayshore A t Rev. Frank E. Sweeten gave pany's Matawan District, Route 34, wlnnera were Mrs. Howard Veale, N.Y.. was the weekend guest of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Joseph, Strano’s chalice, a gift of his par­ word of God, his kindness love and Community Hospital has been JSM nvocatioo. Mra. Howard C. near Atlantic Ave., w ill attend the changed to Saturday, May 22. The Parlin; Mrs. Peter A. Read, Mid­ Mr. and Mrs. Peter Braunsteln, Flushing, N.Y. were the Monday ents, has his mother's wedding ring faithfulness; but above all his hu­ m d n , outgoing president, called company’s regional business con- show ot amateur and professional na M n. E.C. Wngel, the new presi- dletown, and Mrs. Elmore Kattner. Strathmore. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald fastened to the underside. mility and charity, those beautiful Joseph, Strathmore, enroute home lersnce next week in Hollywood- works of art is being arranged by deal, who Introduced William B. Other guests nttending were Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Petturson, M iss Explained virtues that characterized him most Archer Vaughn, Princeton; Mrs. after a six months stay in Florida. By-Tlie-Sea, Fla. They are: Vincent Mrs. Richard Burkot, 298 Main St., Ouncan, Assistant Manager ot Bell and children Susan and Cliff, Sca- Father Bausch spoke of the fact among his people and his brother Charles Logg, Monmouth Junction; Mrs, Charles MacPhce, Strath­ Trocchio, district manager; Ed­ priests, He departed this life Feb. Matawan, on her lawn. f els phone Company who waa in ford, N.Y., were the weekend thul the altar is the most imporant Mrs. Frederick Dederick, and Mrs. more, attended a fashion show and ward Gilroy, Joseph Wolack, John 3, 1923, mourned by all." charge of the program. He was as- guests of Mr. and Mrs. Trygve Pet- place in the Catholic Church and card party on Tuesday evening in R. Sagurton, Joseph Guzzi, John dated by Tito Correnti. Allan J . Morrison. tersen, Prospect Point. the only place that the Holy Sacri­ In 1923 the Rev. Joseph A. Lin- Auxiliary To Meet Mr. and Mrs. Edward W. Currie Orange. Huisbcrg, all Staff Managers; Carl nane became pastor and through Mr. Duncan spoke about the Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. Ohmott, Louis Eckert, Julius fice of the Mass can lie carried out. and Mr. and Mrs. Camillo D. Gen­ Mr. and Mrs. Edward Joyce jr. his efforts a parochial school was Mrs. William Welthas, chairman Laser Besm and showed a motion Richard Lagcmann, Strathmore, Spielman, Charles C. Toniaro, Jo­ lie painted out that the altar Is, tile attended the Easter dinner and sons, Strathmore, were the idealiy, a simple table with the erected in 1924 and a convent for of the Volunteer Services Commit­ picture, “The Conquest of Light.” dance at the Manasquan River Golf were Mr. and Mrs. William Groht seph Vela jr., Alan C. Ecklof, teaching Sisters was built in 1928. Monday guests of Mr. and Mrs. relics of martyrs encascd in It hi tee of the Matawan Township Aux­ He explained that the Laser Beam Club on Saturday evening. and son David, Valley Stream, James J. Knox, Herbert Roper, Father Linnane, near ‘.he end of his Edward Joyce sr., Bayside, N.Y., which the priest can face the con­ iliary of the Bayshore Community la more than 1000 times brighter Mrs. William R. Craig, Mrs. N.Y., and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Jerome A. Carr, George McGuire, seven years of parish administra­ who entertained in honor of the gregation. Father Bausch explained Hospital, will present the program than the light rays.of the sun. This Ivancich and children Kathy and John A. Schick, all District Agents. tion, was stricken with cancer and Thoma* Welstcad and Mrs. Edward fourth birthday of their grandson that many altars, like the main al­ at the next meeting, Tuesday, in tiny beam of light can carry mil- W. Currie attended a luncheon and Debbie, Lodi. The business conference will be died Sept. 4, 1929. shows Edward M. Joyce. tar in St. Joseph’s, arc ornate with the all-purpo.se room of the Strath­ ions of conversations and TV Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. attended by field representatives The Rev. John P. Burke was ap­ fashion show at the Forsgate Coun­ Mr. and Mrs. Larry dayman, additions of statues-, flowers and more Elementary School. Mrs. Hu­ jM h e same time. However, until William Quinn jr. were Mr. and Invited from district offices in pointed Nov. 5, 1929, lo succeed try Club, Jamesburg, last week. Strathmore, entertained recently decorations, but so tall that the bert Farrow, Co-ordinutor of Vol­ conversations can be sep­ Mrs, William Quinn sr, Dricktown. Southern New Jersey. Purpose of Fall- ;r Linnane, D uring his pastor­ The affair was given by the Par­ in honor of the first birthday of priest must officiate with his back unteer Services in Riverview Hos- arated, the beam Is only uaed a i Mrs. Thomas Dennis and her the conference, a company spokes­ ate the rcmi ning debt on the new ents’ Association of the Pcrkiomen their son Bruce. Guests atending to the parishioners. pitul, will be the guest speaker. It t lab tool. father, left Monday by jet for a man said, is to provide instruc­ convent was paid, he had the School, Pennsburg, Pa. were Mr. and Mrs. Ray Sasson and wis announced that Myndert Bon- Some possible uses of the beam visit with relatives in Wales and tion in specialized insurance sub­ Guides explained the Stations nf church paintings, altars, statues Mrs. Harry J. Kahn, Uxbridge, children Steven, Judi, Lori and ncma will make the news contribu­ ire the mapping of the moon sur­ England. jects. Conference sessions will be the Cross, a scries of carved sta­ and woodwork cleaned, stained Mass., was the Tuesday luncheon Paul, New Haven, Conn.; Larry tions from the local auxiliary lo face, cloud formations and un­ held in the Hollywood Beach Hotel. tues with a cross, placed on the and beautified and a new lighting guest ol Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Friday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gclfand and Miss Cheryl Resnick, the monthly auxiliary letter issued chartered areas. The Laser has Daier. Irvin Krauss, Strathmore, were Al­ They will be concluded by execu­ walls of the church, seven on one system installed. There also was ex­ Brooklyn, and Eileen, Anne and tensive repair of the exterior oi by Sheridan C. Snider, director of force, as shown by-lab tests, to cut Mrs. Leslie H. Cushman, Suffolk; ex Golt: and children David and tives from Prudential's Home Of- side and seven on the other. These Debbie dayman. the church building and the school. the Bayshore C om m unity Hospital. • hole in a razor blade. It is used Va., was the'Sunday ^guest of'Mr. Andy, Bronx, N. Y „ and Mrs. fico In Newark. Stations of the Cross represent the Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Conlln, A new rectory was built a t a cost in medical surgery to weld,, co­ rand Mr*. Jac A. Cushman. Laura Blond and children Sherril way of the cross that Jesus trod on ached retinas In the eye, 'or it can and children, Rosemarie and Lar­ the way to his crucifixion and of $40,000 and occupied Nov. S, 1931. Will Attend Luncheon Mrs. Ralph W. Herrick, Mrs. and Lisa, Flushing, N.Y. Silver Anniversary The architect was Frederick J. Him away a malignancy. The beam Frederick Noble, and Mrs. Leroy Mr, and Mrs. Donald Stern and ry, Strathmore, have returned af­ death. The placing of these pictor­ Schwarz, New York, and the The Matawan Auxiliary to Mon­ can also be used In high speed Sickeli were the prize winners children, Massapequa, N. Y., and ter spending several days touring Party For Ellisons ial stations In churches did not bo- builder, John N. Wester, Metuchen mouth Medical Center held their Ohotographyby, providing intense when Mrs. Evart Silcox, Middle­ Mr. and Mrs. Dick Barth and chil­ Washington, D.C. come widespread until the close During his pastorate Father Burke meeting on Tuesday, Apr. 20 at the ■ Ight. ’ ' .. ' . m |town, entertained at bridge on dren, Commack, NY., H«re the Mr. and Mrs. Paul Marino and M r. and Mrs. Vernon A. Ellison, of the 17th century when Pope In­ observed his 25th anniversary in Public Health Center. Mrs. Albert Thursday. Other -guests present Saturday guests of Mr. and Mrs. family, Strathmore, dined al the 24 Monroe St., Mntawan, were nocent XI granted special blessings the priesthood and the 50th anni­ Rissmiller presided and announced were Mrs. Paul Egan, Mrs. Thom­ Harold Conrad, Strathmore. Old Mill, Spring Lake, Sunday to honored at a surprise 25th an­ to those faithful who would Birthday Fata For. versary of St. Joseph's Church was that on May 18, the auxiliary will as Welstead, Mrs. Edward Currie, Mrs. Charles Geran entertained celebrate the Mth birthday of their niversary party given by their follow Christ in meditation on the celebrated. attend the annual luncheon at the Malania Merahaad ’ Mra. Joseph Baler and Mrs. Wil­ at bridge on Tuesday evening and son, Joseph. children in the Hook and Ladder way of the cross. The guides also pointed out that While head of the Keyport parish, nurses home in Long Branch. The liam R . Craig. her guests were Mrs. George Deltz, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Wolfson, Fire House, Broad St., Matawan. Catholics use holy water as a sym­ Father Burke was elevated to the regional annual convention of hos­ Melanie Marie Morehead, daugh­ Williaiq T. Currie and Edward Mrs. Robert Meseroll and Mrs. Strathmore, entertained Sunday in The former Miss Sarah Anne rank of domestic prelate with the bol and a blessing and that the pital auxiliaries will be held in At­ ter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard More- Pfeiffer, 1 Coatesville, Pa., room­ Bruce MacCutcheon. Mrs. Deitz honor of the fifth birthday of their lligbie of Matawan and Mr. Eliison title ot Right Reverend Monslgnor holy water font of today goes back lantic City in June. Mrs. Charles head, 1 Idol PL. Mstfwsn. cele- mates at Trinity Pawling School, held high score. ■ son Billy. Guests attending were were married Apr. 20, 1940, hy the by Pope Pius XII on May 2. 1946, to the sixth century. C. Schock jr. will represent the j£!3 c d her seventh birthday on Sat­ Pawling, N.Y., spent the weekend Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Per­ his maternal grandparents, Mr. and late Rev. John J. Schwacke in in recognition of his years of ser- Work In Rectory Matawan group. It was decided urday with a luncheon party at at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ed­ rine spent the weekend in Vermont Mrs. Philip Friedman, New York; Trinity Episcopal Church, Mata­ v’cc in the priesthood. Father The rectory is an office, a con­ that the auxiliary donate a new her home. ward Currie. and New York State. Mrs. Ann Ohayan and son, Aaron, wan. Burke’s death occurred in 1950. sultation center, archive, headquar­ stainless steel crib for the nursery Mr*. William R. Craig, Mrs. John Mr. and Mrs. Edward Davin, Bronx, N.Y.; Karen and Robert They are the parents of Mrs. Recent Accomplishment* Guests attending were: Edna ters, a small Pentagon with end­ at Monmouth Medical Center. The Eggleston, Mrs. Thomas Welstead, Marc Woods, and William Schulzc, Ocstrclch, Gail Mankowitz, William Verna E. Horbal, Alice and Ellis The same year the present pas­ Burke, Bonnie Cohen, Patty Ger- less records, bookkeeping and ac­ members roiled 145 bandages. Mra. Marguerite Laird, Mrs. Ed­ Upper Saddle River, were the Tues­ Pearl, Tina Lesser, Roseann Sun­ W. Ellison. tor, Father Kane, vas appointed to lach, Hope Gross, Wendy Grubow, counts and It also Is the living ward Legier, Mrs. James Nell and day evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. shine, Christopher Burke, Lloyd More than 100 guests attended St. Joseph’s. During Father Kane’s Karen Lerner, Carol Lyle, Barbara quarters for the priests who re­ Mr*. William J. Rabel were the Thomas McMurray, Marc Woods, Pederson, Alex and Cary Wolfson. from Matawan, Keyport, Middle­ tenure the old school has been ren­ Surprise Party Mankin, Melissa Marks, Linda side in the ,ean ick entertained at" dinner and Mrs. William Bowie, Little Sil­ as their weekend guests Peter Ko- adjoining the church property was and Anthony Burlew, Cliffwood Mth wedding anniversary visiting Church will meet in the parish John A. Kelly, V.G., of St. Mary’s Mtired Navy friends In tne Virgin- bridge on Saturday evening and ver; Mrs. Peter A. Read, Middle­ vac, Ramatgan, Israel, and Moshe purchased to provide additional Beach and Miss Arlene Makowks house on Monday evening. Church, South Amboy. It was a parking area and a strip of proper­ their guests were Mr. and Mrs. E. town; Miss Geraldine Brown, Key­ Yosselovilz, Tel Aviv, Israel. Mr. Cheesequake. la area, as well as revisiting the Mr. and Mrs. Barry Warne O'­ brick building, 30 by-40-feet in size ty has been purchased between Murray Todd, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel port; Mrs. Albert Abell, Mrs. Lydia Kovac ia a cousin of Mrs. Bergcn- Norfolk Navy Yard and other Brien sr., Lower Main St., enter­ and later an addition of 35 Feel was the old and new sections of the Sherban, Holmdei; Mr. and Mrs. Walling, Mrs. W. Rulon Smith, Mrs. feld, and they have not seen each places fam iliar to them during tained at dinner Sunday In honor added. cemetery. Nursing Home Patient Edward Farry, Lincroft, Mrs. Wil­ other In 1* years. /(heir Navy yaara.______William Slavin. Mrs. Calvin D. ol their son, Barry Warne O'Brien Six Resident Pastor* During Father Kane's pastorate, Mr. and Mrs. Bergenfeld gave liam Hitchcock, Keyport, and Mrs. Pearce and Mrs. John Kinney, jr. who was baptized earlier In the In all these years there have there has been a population explo­ Charles E. Hufft, 32 Park Ave., their guests a whirlwind tour of / Katmsky laby Elmore Kattner. members of the Woman's Club of day at the First Presbyterian have be?n only six resident pastors sion In the area, resulting In ap- Matawan, Is a patient In Emery Edward Reeves, Houston, Tex., Matawan, attended the Spring Con­ Church, Matawan. Those attending tiie metropolitan area, New York at St. Joseph’s, including the pres­ iroximatcly a 300 per cent increase Manor Nursing Home. Route 34, and the World’s Fair. Mr. Kovac Hamad At M* was the weekend guest of his aunt ference of the New Jersey State were Mr. and Mrs. Fred J. Die­ ent pastor, the Hev. Cornelius J. fn tho parish, because of this, St. Matawan, following a stroke suf­ and uncle, Mr, snd Mrs. Jay F. Federation of Women's Clubs, Mon­ trich, maternal grandparents, Mat­ and Mr. Yosselovilz nre In the Kane. The first was the Rev. Pat­ Joseph's purisli was split and St. fered at his home on Mur. 16. Pre­ Mr. and M n . Arnold H. Katin- Hostetler. , day, The conference was held nt awan; Mrs. Mildred Warne, pa­ United States to study at a univer­ rick McGovcrn appnintrd in 1876. Benedict's established in Raritan viously Mr. Ilurft was u patient SI Warren Dr., Matawan, who Mrs. Ross W. Maghan entertain­ the Hotel Barclay, Belmar, and the ternal great-grandmother, M is s sity in M iam i Beach, Fla. lie remained in charge for a year Township. The :ongregation of St. at Riverview Hospital. Mr. Ilufft are the parents of a son, born oa ed at bridge on Thursday evening Manasquan club was hostess. Linda Webster and David Webster, and was succeeded by the Rev. Benedict’s Is now practically us is a plumbing und heating contrac­ Apr. II at Riverview Hospital, had and Ihe prize winners were Mrs. George Deitz, Bruce MacCutch­ Asbury Park, Club Sponsors Birthday, A. G. Spieling. large as St. Joseph's some 4000 tor and is a m em ber of the Buy- Du.ing Father Spiering's pas! . families. There presently are 2800 the baby named Matthew Harry on Donald W. Robinson and Mrs. Arne eon, Richard Glills and Edward Fred Klepp rolurnetl to George­ shore Master Plumbers Associa­ Special Events Calendar ale, u rcclory was built nnd children cither attending St. Jo­ Monday at 10 a.m. at a brls Mid Kalina. Other guests attending Harris attended the testimonial town Law School In Washington, tion. present Gothic chinch was crt . soph’s school or receiving religious fto ib e lr home. Officiating was were Mrs. Charles Perrine, Mrs. dinner for Lonnie Ayres, sports D.C, after spending the Easter va­ The Senior Women’s Club of St. in 1WI, the building 105-bv-5?- Instruction. CinMT Philip Rosenblatt, Long Allan J. Morrison, Mrs. Lawrence writer for the Perth Amboy Even­ cation with Ills parents, Mr, and Calte Sale Friday Lemaire, Mrs. Johnson Cartan and ing Nows, at the lie! Air Manor, Junius A.M.Ii. Zion Church, Atlan­ with a seating captcity of 7.jI,, * Assisting Father Kuna are two Branch. Mrs, Fred li. Klepp, 10 Fierro Ave. spire, 131-feet high, was toppvd ' Brunch was served. Attending Mrs. Bayard Lamborn. Perth Amboy, Sunday evening. tic Ave., Matawan, Is sponsoring n resident assistant pastors, Father Mr, and Mrs, Herbert Andrew, a gold cross which has birom .. The Strulhmore School Parent- Mrs. Marty Mahoney attended Mrs, Charles C, Cowell, Wash­ community birthday nnd special Bausch and i-ulher Strano. were the maternal grandparents, Cypress Lano, Strathmore nave a familiar landmark -as travelers ap­ Teacher Organization will hold Its the Middlesex Young Republican ington, D.C., has returned home af­ events calendar. Mra. Florence Mr. and Mra. Philip Grots, Phila­ itirprlso party on Sunday In honor proach Koyporl. The cost of build­ annual cake sule Friday In the nil- County Convention on Saturday at ter spending a week as the guest Jackson Is president of the club. delphia; Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Kat- of Mrs. Edward Kaufman, nlso of ing the church was $22,000, GOP To Moot Candidates purixise room of Strathmore School laaky, Ardmore, Pa.; godparenti, the Turf Club, Madison Township. of Mr. and Mrs. F.ugene Krobi, Cypress Lano, on the oc-cnslon of The committee in charge Includes Father Kune noted that some from 9:.'10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Arrange­ Strathmore. Mrs. Florence O. llnyes, general Mr. and Mra. Arnold L. Baseman, Mr, and Mrs. William C. Nod- her birthday. Other guests were years ago when the spire w.is dam­ Tho next regular meeting of the ments for tiie pick up of linked Mrs. Bruce MacCutcheon a n d chairman; Mrs, Paulino Lnwson Matawan; Mr and Mrs. Meyer dlngi have returned from s three Mr. Kaufman, Janet and Marjorie aged during n hurricane, the cross Maluwnn Township Republican goods niuy be made by contacting weeks vacstton to Florida where Mrs. Richard Cermak wore tho and Mrs. Helen Russell, special Cohen, Philadelphia; Mr. and Mrs. Kaufman, Harvey Rnthnum and was removed while Ihe repair Club will be on Wednesday nt the M rs. Stanley Johnson, W10 8457. prlre winners on Thursday evening event*; Mrs. Grace Dodson nnd Barton Hudei, Matawan, and the they wera the guests of Mr. and Mr. nnd Mrs, George Schulinun, work was under way, Ilu mild that Oak Shades I'iro llou.se nt 8:30 Tile children will be ublu to pur- wh«n Mrs. Nicholas Francisco en­ Mrs., Florence Jackson, idvertUe- baby'i brothers, Jonathan and Mr*, J. Fred Robinson. In Winter Now York, and Mm, Dorothea one nfterniion a Chinese man p.m . It will be a meet-tlus can­ chuse lunch. tertained at bridge. Other guests Becker, Scarsdiilc, N.Y, mcnts; Mr*, Wlllla Hill, arrange­ David.______Park, a tour of New Orleans and a caitiu to the rcclory to Inquire didate! night; each candidate will resent were Mrs. Joseph Dr.wil ment md completion of calendar, week's stsy at the home of their Mr, ind Mrs. Edward Kaufman, about tliu cross nnd when ho learned he prepared lo make a short You advtTtlsement in this paper son-in-law ind daughter, Mr, and In . John Csrnoy, Mri. Koy Knl nnd Mrs. Lorraine llimley, publici­ nixnit the damage made a volun­ Her bar Ctub W amen B Strathmore, dined with friends In s|X!udi, and tliero will be a quo*- will reach prospective purchaser* Mr*. Albert Laohder In Memphis, •er, Mrs. Joseph Rankl Jr., and tary contribution Inward the reoalr Now York Saturday nlglil al l.n ty. ______llon-and-answer period. The public in ovary community In the bay- Mrs. Ocorgo Dolt*. work. Tho mun lold Fathor Kane C o n fe r e n c e Tenn. . Chinnunndu In ooloorntkm of Mr*. Is Invited to attend. shore ires, Mr. and M ri, Frederick Deder­ Mrs, Marlin Joyce, llnyport, N.Y Kaufman'• birthday, Sisterhood Membeu thnt ho nlw ayi looked for tho croai Mn, Oaorj* Makuk, retiring ick w*r* Ih* Sunday guests of Mr. Hat returned homo alter spending when lie went through Keyport front ansM— ‘ mnt t ol Th* Worn* it's Club of and M ri, Jack Thatcher, Toms Rl- a week * i tho guest of her son-in- Nominate Officers Now Y o ik on lil.i wav to a ImslnoM Evorvthinq for tho Stomp and Coin Colloctor uuroacaMraaca Harbor, pr***nt*4 h*r ver. law m d daughter, Mr. and Mrs. D Iic u im i Family ho operated In Anbury Park, Marly nport at th* Fifth District Mr*. Leroy Sickeli, Mrs, William Matthew J, Huily, Strathmore, Th* ulat* ol officers wn* present- Following I* part of a story of THE LARGEST STOCK OF ALBUMS J. Ribel, Mri. Marguerite Laird, Mr. and Mrs, Sanford Ptisnor Counialing Sarvlca ltd at last week's meet Inn of the the hiving of tho cornerstone of St, ■print C*nf*r*nc* of th* Now Jsr- Joseph's now church published In AND SUPPLIES AT THE SHORE l* y Hat* Federation t l Woman’* M n , W, O, Diggln, Mrs, Gerard and daughter Bonn I Lynn, Quecni, Slulorhood (if Temple Slmlom of N.Y, w«r* ih* weokend guesti ot Ml*i Ruth SamMl, chairman nt Mntawan, Election will hu hold nl Tho Keyport Weekly, June 2fl, IS70: SeoW Harrli Whitman Cwbt M d Monday in tin Bareli* Davlin, M n, Frederick Dederick, "Tlio crectlon of a church or school M tf 0*org* Bsrbanoll were Mr, and M ri. Jic k Harm, Strath Ih* Psmlly CuunMlliitf Survlu« ttM M ay mooting nnd thu Instnlln- Hotsi, Belmar. M ri. In any locality, m ark* i progress Mlnltut Groiiman Library of Coin* more, Committal) of M»dl*on Townihip, llof ol officer* will bo In Juno, M n . Oaora* B. Schneider, As­ Ika Friday •vening bridge guests In our advancement a* • civilized kar? P irh , PWlk OM rict Vlt* t l Mn, Frank Bills, flic prlt* On Ssttirdsy ifttrnoon, Mrs, I,* wit* tho guest iiw akir i l th* moot­ Th* nominee* for Ilm coming White Ace Elba Showfard ing of llio Clvici and Legl*!ittlon your iro Mrs, Stanley Ilerkowii/, nnd religious people . . . A heavy ^TS0fOTRf« f r f lH W i wlMwrs wer* M n . Devlin, Mr*, on C, lluyes, Sirathtniiro: Mrs, rotimlnllon wnll 21 Inches In thick- Dt'Ptirinmnt of tin Woimui’* Chili pnnldonll Mrs, Andrew Siicker- "All 1964 Supplement! Now In Stock" MIm Oersldlne V, Brown, Key­ ■arbanell and Mri, Rabel. I Ionium UKilumi, Mnrjmiwllle, and ne** 1ms boon hroui'ht up nt tlto ol Lmirence llarlxtr held nt tho imin, firsl vies president; Mrt port, South* . Vic* President and Mr, and Mrs, Baynard Smith Mrs, lluiokl llunlcy, Mnlnwan, at non I Invent corne, niul liclil In plaice homo nf Ilm chnlrmitn, Mis, David I’nul Zut'kt’i'M/iw, nwoinl vlci) |.m>* SPECIALIZING IN C O INS t STAMM O P THI UNITED STATU a member at Ih* Womsn’s Club ol have returned lwm« after a (rip to tended a luneltwin, fatililmi sIkiw llie brown corm-rslom', 22*12x0^. Wnlmm, OHI roi'uiit Ave,, Laurence lil"iili Mi» HmiIii'II Olimlmrg, ticn Malawan, w u th* keynote speaker, Vlralnls, nml card pmty at Willowlnuok inn, llie i-onti'tits of thu imx linvlng Minimi1, Wo Duy Unlfod SM»t and Tufflgn SUmpi Colni Mrs, Makiik was accompanied by Mr. and M m , Franklin S, Thump- I'alr Haven. «uien Mr*, IVIer Wnlludi, reenril ht'en lilened bv llio IIIMinp It Is Joseph Decrin, iiruniikint- mn w«r* the huwIn til Mr, tttul On Saturday cvi-nlim, Mr. and M li. Mums"! eHiililllH'd Ihu need Ing si'Cii'luiy, mid Mr*, Monm- plni'eil in the cetiler of the slunu 0|i|ii>nlii’linr*r, i n m ’eiiomllng s m r •iect. Mr*. Lawrence Holden, Mri, Mrs, Clifford Hitby, Sen fllri, Sun­ Mrs. J i'I'iiium H im 1, Mr, und Mrs, fur ihl'i mirvlci', A dM'Uinlnii fol­ nnd senli'd I iii >>. Monmouth Stamp & Coin Shop Mae Dcyo, Mrs. KoIkmI Autlti, day, lli'iim'ti IJtvnilth,’ Mr, nml Mr*. lowed i 'aitliiiH the fuiH‘il>ui« nf “ Ihe following I* nearly a full Mr*. Marlin Tosellfl has i(’tinn­ MiO Lnmlmi niul M r, mid Mr*, micli n ’ ivlcc nnd the mnniuM In list of llie rmilvnts: FiTi'inim'* M ri, Gilbert 0, Tier, Mr* Fred- ftenl I:;iinli' I.NIng t'imlj im •rick llnum, M ri Htmiltl /.utaiif ed Iminc itflrr bolnu n pittlonl In limvrpncti TuiIt, Ulrftlhiikite, (lined Wllll'll II I'UUtil 1« S'.’l up Biul fl- .Imirnnl, Ciiili'ilk' Kcvb'w, Tli" 39 Miiiimoufh St., Ro

LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL N O T I C E Launch Deborah Fund Drive fintcrtime W s w o rk will to m r M sg s n eegrws, a ■klmitM, W est, 119 •e*. Plaifitiff va: JOSDI B. KOPF, « above mentioned Avenue, North SI9 IM fflt contract and tti tuccntliil feet to the point ol intersection with ale, Defendants C7' 50” East au.is feet to a *U k*t jtidsr wilt be required to perform the Easterly line of a certain 0.453 By virtue of a writ of execution in the nce (6) S outh 45* OT IS " * wlUi bU owo organization not less ACRE TRACT conveyed to William 200 feet to the point or pia Recreation Prograa Served 175 Boys than S H ol the total value of Ibc Arnold and Mary Arnold, his wife, tha above stated action to ma direct* B e g in n in g . cattract, iin p l for malcrlala or by deed recorded in Deed Book 9074. a4, I shall expose for sale at pub­ -• -• di fmfythi ff ffff ntfjff itana of work which require tpeclal- P a g e 557 a n d ru n n in g ; thence ( i l lic vendue, at the Court House In B e in g L o ts 37C, 37D, 17E. 3SB» 39E, 40E, 41E, ISC, 18D, OE, IE. liaa knowladat, erattjmanahip or Along the aforesaid line of Arnold the Borough of Freehold, County of Jaiatly ky D m M c r t a t i M 2E, 3E and 4E and most of Lot BO i v i f i i equipment not ordinarily available Worth 13 degrees, 15 minutes, East, Monmouth, New Jersey* on Monday io tha contractor'* organization. no. 37. B lock D . a s show n on “ M a p ri_M ttwu Jm u k j dw ftte tm of (kt 100 feet; thence (3) South 7a degrees, U m 24th d a y of M a y . 1965, a t $ Ail btddara muat comply with 9tc- 45 minutes. East, 119 feet; thence o'clock, P. M. Prevailing Tima. of Cliffwood Heights" situate la C O K h M M | W fW P > tiaa 1.1.1 “PrcqualUlcatlon ol Bid­ Cliffwood, New Jersey. Revision of 14) South 13 degrees, 15 minutes, All that tract or parcel of land I M v li A i pl*yi*« t t m *H * p i f W H V i den” aa covered in the Standard W est, MX feet to the Northerly side the map entitled Map of Rose Farm, and premises, hereinafter particular­ situate la Cliffwood, New Jersey* t n i a i fa fk r a ifi T >v Saaaall. Specllicatlona — 1961 of The New of Aberdeen Road the point or place M pM ItM ilii -"wnr Jersey State Highway Department. ly described, situate in the Town­ filed in the Monmouth County W IM H lir, flW|» h e BMNt ot BEGINNING. ship of Matawan, in the County of ISM BM ti IM ^M l11 M M i Mft^i PraquaU/Jcatlon formM wilj be fur- C le rk 's O ffic e J u n e 17. 1910, as DESCRIBED In accordance with a M o n m o u th and S ta te ot N iw J e r s e y .- m a t ilw m m mimmAm Jtoyrn nlibed by the Administrative Section. Map no. 1, Case no. 14. State Highway Department, Trenton, survey made by Edward C. Reilly Beginning at an iron pipe on the The property is located on tha m tka Impw ta iw irtM M «HI If. /. AU prequalification ot bJddera a n d A bc >eiates. F.E. A L.S.. Perth northerly side of County road, said North side ot County Road, 102 feet •M etal* rf a ta ttM i-M m ut be approved by the State High­ A m b oy . N . J ., d a te d A ug ust 10, 1961. pipe is distant 102.10 feet westerly West of Gordon Street and runs BEING Premises commonly known through to the next street which ia W ftfct NCVMtiM way Department and proposals «1U from the IntersecUon of the north­ ' accepted only from prequallfled as 337 Aberdeen Road, Matawan erly side of County Road and west­ Delaware Avenue, Township ot Mat­ Township, New Jersey. erly tide of Gordon Street; thence awan, New Jersey. ^ The approximate amount of the ■Ida must be made upon the The approximate amount of the <1) along County Road, South 51* 111 PM KM I i l i MMfViMd M judgment to be satisfied by said sale standard proposal forms furnished Judgment to be salis/ied by said sale 9T 50" West a a .a f««t to an iron is the sum of $10,500.00 together with M lw JifiM i m4 BUI Omvii of for tills purpose by the Railroad Is the sum of (14,500 together with ipe; thence (2) North tt* 5r 16" the costs of this sale. « tto Itta m s ImIom) HMi School Cosnpany and must be enclosed in rest 97.71 fee t to an Iron p la a : the costs of this sale. JOSEPH A. SHAFTO, sealed addressed envelopes bearing, JOSEPH A. SHAFTO, thence (3) South 57* 97* 90** V e s t oMW tm E T im f. TlM S he riff. ea the outside, the name and in­ 40.0 feet to a stake; thence (6) Sheriff. • iaf laaaa awa Nitt faii> gress of Ihe bidder and the contract Dated April 0, 1965 N o rth 32' 52' 10" W est 97,71 feat lo D a te d A p ril 19. 196S lit Vkm W M M a. Cat* Louis J. Cohen, Atty. a stake In the southerly aide af A, D. Glass, Atty. week Md upon, and must be ac­ jao 151.20 U r lm fbM**; Art M«* companied by a certified check drawn Delaware Avenue; thane* (5) along j20 $55.26 ______ta the order of the Treasurer of The M r, Kafcta; J*w lian a. M u m 4-16 Haw York and Long Branch Railroad SHERIFF’S SALE Coaspany, In the amount of |i3,000. Jlai lM aa, . VIiMm: Vic MtrrLlC SUPERIOR COURT Was a u checiu not enclosed in SaHee: laeay Oarafaae, Am , aad OF NEW JERSEY aealed addressed envelopes will ba CHANCERY DIVISION FULL UNE OF Alw laMka, Toman. Tk* m n - considered Informal and will not be MONMOUTH COUNTY m r M M aa affidala wbaa D o cke t N o. F-I6I2-64 M taaaa *m aai playiag. Jm ailV . lava Ir.. aaa of Mr. Railroad Company and/or the MEW BRUNSWICK SAVINGS IN­ Ilia acttvttywai enadiiftai la iM M n . RajmMd V. Saaao, W a m r l h n M i TswmMp, makes the first etm- o l Public Utility Commission- STITUTION, a banking corporation BAUGH'S FERTILIZERS raiaiag drive d Deharab Hospital, irve tha rifht (o ralsct any organized under the laws of the State taw e via ia aL aaalor Aar gradaaS-U Mala i t , Matawaa,. baa I progoaala. of New Jersey, PlalnUff vs: FRED­ aad jaalor Jar tfw lm T 4 Tha PM Kappa M aacial rnuaraity at (right) Is tha towaaMp chalrma*. J. Mtnettl, ERICK J. POST, Defendant o lAUGH'S I M • lAUGH'S Granular Chief Engineer Galf m l law* flaat Faatf lt-t-4 Turf Spatial CMIMO if OOHOf tfvtalOl M fO Caaa laatMuia al TMkaolaty, Clava- THE NEW YORK AND By virtue of a writ of execution in Matawaa Towiwhip Mayor Henry aad will conclude Saturday, May B. Ihe above slated action to me direct* flwHfiara Tawaaia aid (ha jaaiar laad. Ohio. Phi Kappa M koat LONG BRANCH 10% Orfaaia NHrayaa M % Organic Nitr.|,a TVaphatea waa madt honorary Mra. William Welch, Ml Andover RAILROAD COMPANY ed. I shall expose for sale at pub­ t t IS fratarnitlea on the Caw cam- lic vendue, at the Court House In dhfldaa mra loid/a Hawk*. Ika Lane, ia local chairman. A gama JERSEY CITY TERMINAL, • lAUGH'S Or F*r-Gro • 100’/. ORGANIC airac—at al ika Saity " w m r pea. Tha Crataraity waa fouadad chairaua d the taaual hiad raising JERSEY CITY t, N. J . the Borough of Freehold, County of aodai was held Apr. 21 at Airport Monmouth, New Jersey, on Monday t-S-0 PlaM Food ia a a waa Cartoa O aid a, Jack aiWaaally la W I aad aa ika Caaa tag wctk empalgn to benefit Deb­ Plata Lanes, Hazlet. Mrs. Gerald * H M O Uie 24th day of May, 1965, at 2 Aa A l Organla Fatiilitw 7% Nitraqaa t w m fa UN. Rawnaad attaoded o'clock, P. M, Prevailing Time. I m * . IM IMhMH, 'Ii orah Hospital, Brown* Mill*, spon- Silvermaa, program chairman waa £ MONMOUTH COUNTY M kH t, Jaa VaacaiaOa^ I Motowos (taploaai1 HigtHi*h School aored locally hy the Matawan In charge ol the evening. V SURROGATE'S COURT All the following tract or parcel • lAUGH'S Air* Mm im J • lAUGH'S Law* * M t m ■ham ha waa a wamhar af tha fSOTICE TO CHED1TORS TO PRE of land and premises hereinafter lea* Mad Fattilitar M M b MckBaaaaUatt~SUSae- Township Chapter of Deborah. Deborah it a free, non - sectarian particularly described, situate, lying r*ENT CLAIMS AGAINST ESTATE Far Flow.rfc lolka, le w . no-* W li^ t Kami, Ray Davta. Math aad Garmaa cliiba. At Caaa The campaign h at been endorsed hospital located in Browns Mills B9TATE OF ROBERT ISAAC JEFF and being In the Township of Mata* wAwi'a eW* iad Kick ha pteaa W aujor ia mathamatlca CiSON. DECEASED. wan in the County of Monmouth, by Gov. Richard Hughes who nofed apecialixing in operable heart dis­ Jn the State of New Jersey: • lA U G H 'S Villa;. Gr.M - OMarit, Paul faarla. lUck Mm- <: Pursuant to the order ot DONALD ia a message, "Thia is a moat ease, lung cancer and tuberculosis. BEING designated a i Loti 106 und 10-4-4, ( 0 % O f ja u le T hli waak, why doa't yoa look J, CUNNINGHAM, Surrogate of the 107 in Block 47 on "M ap of Section SSfc t u t . mck Wanaea, Bil- aotc • worthy project and means Plans are being lormulatcd for County of Monmouth, this day made, Lawn I Tra. Faod \ Caito Vlad, loka tkroaah tha wladowa ol your No. 3, CJJffwood Beocn, Matawan much to the state and community an authentic luau to be held Ju|y tel the application of the undersigned, Township, Monmouth County, New ehan* .. . Aram tha iaalda. BsteUe E. Jones, Administratrix, of In furthering die outstanding health M at 8.30 p.m. in the Union Houaa, Jersey, March, 1D25’* filed In Mon* LIME. PEAT M OSS, GRASS SEED Uw estate of tha said Robert Isaac inouth County Clerk's Office on services being rendered by the Red Bank. Reservations are limit* Jefferson, deceased, notico Is hereby 7-27-2S as map No. 684. members of the Deborah Hospital.” ed and may be made by contacting glvtn to the creditors of said de- COMMONLY known as 106 West The lund drive will open Sunday Mrs. Jack Lerner, 566-4736. eeased lo present to the said AdmJn* Concourse, Cliffwood Beach, New W ASH • DYE • DRY Utratrix their claims under oath Je rs e y . Complete Stock On Hand within six months from this date. The approximate amount of the Putnam D yeSold Eadwivaiy D a te d : A p r il 7th, 1385 judgment to be satisfied by said a GERANIUMS • ANNUAL FLOWERS Service Schedule Told Estelle E. Jones sale is the s u m o f 111,000.00 togcth* Perth Amboy 64 52*10 B ron d w n y er with the costa of this snle, • VEGETABLE PLANTS HAPPY HOUR LAUNDROMAT By Community Church New York, New Y o rk JOSEPH A. SHAFTO, Administratrix S heriff. B U Y N O W ! Kxra W. Knrkus, Esq. Dntcd A pril 14, 1065 123 MAIN ST. — MATAWAN Over Spartans The Rev. James H, Silver, pas­ S E n s t F ro n t Street Hicks, Kuhlthau. Nagle 4 Keyport, N. J. Stroumtsos, Attys. tor of The Laurcncc Harbor Protes­ A ttorney J20 $33.20 • W e Welcome New Apartment Tenants The big one got away from Madi­ ft 921.60 tant Community Church, has an­ son Township Hleli’s baseball 4*13 FARIELLO BROTHERS • U t Ut Help You WHh Your Spring Cleaning nounced the schedule for Sunday. AN ORDINANCE TO CREATE A SHERIFF’S SALE team 6-4, Saturday when Perth Am­ DEPARTMENT OF PUULIC SUPERIOR COURT Greenwood Road (off W ilion Ave.) Matawan ^ * At 9:30 a.m. the Sunday Church WORKS AND TO PROVIDE FOR OF NEW JEHSEY HOURS: 5 A M to l I PM. - 566-9777 ^ ft** boy pushed out ahead early against TIIE DUTIES AND ADM1NISTHA* CHANCERY DIVISION School will meet and the fnqufrer's TION THEREOF WITHIN THE the Spartans, then withstood a late- MONMOUTH COUNTY Class leading to church member- BOROUGH OF MATAWAN. COUN. Docket No. F 1B44-M P.O. Box 327 — Phone 591-9298 inning bid by the Light Blue and TY OF MONMOUTH AND STATE UNITED ROOSEVELT SAVINGS *nlp will assemble in the Pastor's OF NEW JERSEY. AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, ft cor* White In a game shifted because NOTICE study. poration of the State of New Jcr* of field conditions from Browntown PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY CIV. At 11 a.m. the Service of Divine EN that the fori'gotng entitled ordi­ to Water Stadium. nance was introduced flt fl regular Worship wij! be held. The sermon RENT-A-CAR The victory left Perth Amboy meeting of the Mayor and Council topic will be "Zealous, But False.” of the Borough ot Matawnn in the Temple Beth Ahm - Matawan with a H mark. The Spartans went County of Monmouth held Tuesday, QO FER DAY The Sacrament of Christian Bap­ A p ril 1.1, 1965 a n d a pub lic he arin g to 4-2 on the season, but expect was held ot which lime all persons tism will b e administered. At 9 Interested were £ivcn an opportunity to pick up ground in hotrn games - ♦ fc A M U p.m., the Choir Concert sponsored to be heard. The afore.said ordinance with Edbon today and Hoflman was finally passed and adopted on » 5 by the Covenant Women of the Tueaday, April 27, IMS. b a z a a r High, South Amboy, tomorrow. The Margaret P. Vlebroch & New Jersey area Covenant Borough Clerk FREE CUSTOMER PICK UP Spartans took Edison handily 4-2 Churches will be held al the Living­ iSS 14.80 Apr. I I on a home run blast by ston Covenant Church. Those going CHIVALIIR M matawan Jan Kostuik and a good pitching AN ORDINANCE TO FIX AND DE» UNT-A.CAR from the local church m il meet at TERMINE THE .SALARIES OP MUllANIY'S turn by Rog Treadway. 4 p.m. At 7 p.m., the Senior Youth TIIE OFFICERS OF THE POLICE ATLANTIC XRVICI Cary Vander Els got the pitching Fellowship will meet with the Fel­ DEPARTMENT OF THE BOR­ CARNIVAL IM MLJUe*M«l fafre^Weeds OUGH OF MATAWAN. M. M «ad Mala tt. nod from Coach Bill McKeon to go lowship of the Simpson Methodist BE IT ORDAINED by the Mayor la the test against the Panthers Church, Old Bridge. and Council of the Borough ot PA 7-0479 Saturday. Pete Savino, who will be Matawan, fn the County of Monmouth, MAY 3rd To MAY 8th 666-9119 Perth Amboy’s athletic gift to Rut­ m follows: . Temple Meeting SECTION 1. The annual salaries or gers next fall, put the Panthers on compensation of the officer* of the their way with two out in the first Police Department of the Borough A special meeting of the mem­ of Matawan Rhali lw; as-follows: when he rocked the Madison pitch­ bership of Temple Beth Ahm will C h ie f o f P o lic e $7,350.00 STRATHMORE SHOPPING CENTER er with a triple. Bruce Taylor fol­ . Captain of Police 6,775.00 be held tonight at the First Aid lowed with a h it to score Savino. Lieutenant of Police i.625.00 building, Amboy Rd. and Prospect Sergeant of Police 6.475.00 Taylor .then footraced against the ROUTE 34, MATAW AN Ave., Cliffwood at 8:30 p.m. The Patrolman 1st Grade 6,200.00 Spartan batterymen on the base- P a tr o lm a n 2nd G ra d e 5,400.00 purpose of (he meeting ia to d is ­ paths, his daring drawing a bad P a tr o lm a n 3 rd G ra d e 5,300.00 cuss ways and means of raising P r o b a tio n a ry P a tr o lm a n 5,000.00 throw at third which was good for funds in order to start construction SECTION S. The salaries and com* a second Perth Amboy run. pensatlon hereinabove mentioned shall o f a building within the coming Pick Up Rita be retroactive to and payable from y e a r . J a n u a r y 1, 1965. The Panthers needed this run to SECTION 3. All ordinances and stay in the van as the Spartans parts of ordinances inconsistent with LEGAL NOTICE the provisions of this ordinance are plated up a run in their half of the hereby repealed to tha extent of aucn inning. Joe Zimmerman fulfilled ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS inconsistencies. his leadoff role nicely by working RECONSTRUCTION Or SECTION 4. Thi* ordlnanct ahall BRIDGE NO. 7/29 take effect immediately upon Its Amboy pitcher Johnny Katrosh for AT LaLOYD ROAD Spring SALE! paasage and publication according to a walk, than atole second and rode TOWNSHIP OP MATAWAN, law . MONMOUTH COUNTY, home on an error. NOTICE STATE OF NEW JERSEY The foregoing Ordinance waa In Tha Panthers finished off Van­ THE NSW YORK AND troduced and passed at a regular der Els in the top of the second, taONO BRANCH RAILROAD meeting of the Mayor snd Council P r i c e . . . C O M P A N Y ; again after two were out. An error of the Borough of Matawan In the UNDER ORDER OT T H E County of Monmouth. New Jersey, and walk put two aboard. Rog PUBLIC UTILITY COMMISSION, held April J7, 1943 and will be further Cbeslout singled home a run, then STATE O r NEW JERSEY considered for final passage after Sealed proposal* will be received public hearing at a meeting of said Q u a l i t y . . . a second error of the inning put the by The New York and Long Branch Borough Council to be held on May Spartans down 4-1. George Aspln- Railroad Company, at the Office of 11, 1985 nt 8:00 o’clock P.M, at the wall came oo to relieve Vander Um Chief Engineer, located at Jeney Borough Hal] in said Borough. C ity T e rm in a l, B o o m 44. Foot of Margaret P. Vlebroch Els and got the third out. Johnston Avenue, Jersey Cily. New Borough Clerk D e s i g n . . . Aspinwall was tapped for a run Jersey, until 1:00 P.M., D.S.T.. on J t t *9 50 in the top of the third on hits by Friday, May 14, IMS, and publicly reed at that time, for the: 4-2 Frank Bancer and Ang Bonarrigo. Reconstruction of the bridge which SHERIKF'S SALE The Spartans countdred with a run carries Lloyd Road over the tracks SUPERIOR COURT of The New York and Long B ra n c h OF NEW JERSEY in their half when Aspinwall got a Railroad, together Kith a aneet pile CHANCERY DIVISION life on an error and came home retaining wall, relaied street changes MONMOUTH COUNTY on Travis Frzyowicz’ single. But and drainage. D o ck e t N o. F 1392-M Principal Quantities Involved: MOHAWK SAVINGS AND LOAN the Amboyans barged further 590 c,y . R o a d w a y E x c a v a tio n — ASSOCIATION, a corporation of New ahead in (he top ol the fourth of Unclassified Jersey. Plaint if] vs: DONALD MOR* Chestnut's triple an da squeeze 3.IS2 c,y. Borrow Excavation IT7», E T A L , D efendants 2,200 i.y . C rushed Stone Base Hy virtue of n writ of execution jn play. 2,140 $.y. pavement Type FA-BC-2 the above stated action to m t d ire c t­ The Spartans cut loose In the 1,7*0 l.f. C oncrete C u rb ed, I shall expose for sale at pub* sixth with a triple by Joe McCul- 1,790 s.y. Topsolilng and Seeding lie vendue, at the Court House in 230 c.y. C lass '*BM C oncrete (Sub* fhe Horotigft of FreehoM, County of llon and a double by Jim Doran. structure) Monmouth. New Jersey, on Monday John Hogan singled, Dortn taking 19S l.f. Concrete Parapet the 24th day of May, 1!*6A, at 2 third and then scoring on an error. 25.000 lb. Reinforcing Steel o'clock, P. M. Prevailing Time. 1,045 l.f. Prestreased C o n c r e t e All (tie following tract or pHrcel But Katrosh pulled himself togeth­ Reams MB" * 17") of land and the premises hereinafter S a v e er to stop the Spartan uprising by I.SS9 l.f. 14" Concrete Filled Pipe particularly described, situate, lying P iles mid bclnn In tiie Township of Mat* fanning Bob Grace, getting Kostuik 112.000 lb. 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Sbop i t Sears and Save isoo m m vA f m Mm . tfwt M . ftN • * • SEARS - M IDDLETOW N PU m 6 7 1 - 8 8 0 0 Wi . | THE MATAWAN JOURNAL, N. X fcpTM -FM S«cti«i Ttiurirfiy, Apr! 29, 1965 i Keyport, Raritan, In Newark Schools First Varsity Game Played On New Matawan High Field Saturday Navy, Bilderhack, “ m Fifth h Penn RelayMile L O O K I N G Eye 81-Year Mark I T O V E R r, i 'Mm» Aw ktMtr rua to Loag Braach for a dual aieat at W:M a.m. Saturday. The United States Intercollegiate Mk Kaypart Hi* a»d Lacrosse Association was organized Kayport will how a home dual v .vBSiaa . T«*wM» Hick track in 1881, and never in the 84-year BILLY LANGAN, former firat taatfca im a m aad M d Meat with Pt. Pleasant Boro track history of the association has any ma mam ap to th* Naw- team tomorrow. baseman and pitcher for Keyport P tS college team won Ihe undisputed —— al Eduratioa m m nl High, who just a year ago was set­ ^N N M fcK h o o b stadium oa Bloim- championship four straight years. However, Navy, coached by Willis ting a mark for hitting the longest ' . M d Ava. Saturday. Top ruaaers at ball of record at Toms River High 'W t t m aad ecttral Jaraey »chooh Five Shows For Bilderback, a Keyport High grad­ " uate, moved a step closer to that field by placing a blast a'.op the ...... •H I ka ia cMapctitioa ' * ia OM . high school building at th.? Indiana Mdriac ia improve thair U n m n d historic goal last Saturday as the midshipmen defeated previously field, 415 ft. from home plate, lt dU M CW . meeting higher grade ire unbeaten Maryland 13-7. The mid­ now in the lineup of Jersey City •aavaNttoa. Nine young boxers are working dies displayed a smooth - working, Stale College. The coming up at Kayjort’l trackmen approach the out under the direction of Frank balanced attack with five men scor­ Toms River this Saturday of tha M « t with a high aeiiie of utlafac- ing two goals apioce. annual double bill in baseball with Uaa la the showing of the Red end Boyle,- Cliffwood, and Tommy Welstead, Matawan, in the expect­ Ililderback has been coaching Keyport is a reminder ol Langan’s WMte'i mile relay team a t , the ation of giving the bayshore rep­ lacrosse at the Naval Academy feat. Du! there are few feats out Uaiveralty of Pennsylvania relay resentation on a : series of cards since 1919. He was a lacrosse and of Lnngan or any of the other Jer­ race* at Fraaklin Field Saturday. to be presented in the area around football player at Rutgers in his sey City Slate players this season. Coach Jay Denureit'i Keyport Newark in the next two months. own college days, but Rut"^rs They are 1-2 in the N J. teach--rs louraoma left for Philadelphia only Tha firat bouts will be pre­ gave up trying lo beat his Navy colleges league, having good pitch­ ia th* hopeful resolve "not to finish sented at the Carteret American lacrosse teams this season nTter ing but not at all much to show la it" la a powerful ten-school field. Legion May IJ, then there is a years of futile effort. Navy has with the stick. The rea:on for this Tk*y w dl Mceeded their hopa* by can be, according to scrutineer of charity benefit card at Woodbridge Ik e Huskies played host te Neptune, “A” division lenders ol the i H-t. The view above (.hows the Matawan team In the field with th;' won three national championships galaiai a fifth and just mining a baseball deficiencies, Manager High May 15. There follows 3 Coaferenee last Saturday ia a game at Ihe new Matawan Hold, ; Mcptuae team on their bench in the background waifior th-ir turns in lacrosse under llilderback's m irth, tfeaaka to a powerful ' anchor Frank Ryan, of ihe Union Beach show at the , Bloomfield High gym Ha lin t use bi a varsity game by a Maroon and Steel team. Tiie j at bat. Eventually there will be st antis erected for spectators un each coaching. tog ruaby Charlie• LaiLawton. Holy Name team, .'or whom Lan- May }l, an outdoor ahow spon­ aeeasiaa was a successful one acorewise for the Huskies, as they wun ! si4« •! the first and third base lines. One o! the major hurdles Navy . Toay Atowi got the Red Raidets gan played in the Ji-rs.'y Shore sored by the PAL of Unloa June must clear en route to another • f t 'l a fteth poaitkm. They kept A top baseball feature was schcd League, is that tiie Jei5?y City i l aad boots pat aa annually by for the Scarlet Fliers. But Mata-ed.'-lorclhg in a Flier run. David when Neptune right fielder, Terry U.S. 1.1..A. title is Johns Hopkins. a tw la i between ilxth and ieven'h ulcd to embellish the opening to wan had four runs in and It took Slate team nraciic-".; u 6 a.m . Lnu- tb* Holy , Name ' Society , of the fanaed Buster Beekman, but Rug- Eckurt, dropped D’Apolitn’s fly. The Blue Jays remained unde­ M the aecoad and third legs, run public attendance of the new dia­ a sharp double play to end the in­ gan and his inJtes hi’ve to prac­ Church of the Assumption of Rov feated as they downed Army, 6-11. by.Rtch Normile and Bill Lawson, ning. gieib'and Terry Eckart both hit Russell then ra mined oul a hit lo tice at this before bivalifast hour elle Park on June 30. mond of the Matawan Regional In the process, the cadets suffered .safely, running the Scarlet Flier score Silvers and put the game be­ because ol the tight schedule of Im * Charlie Lawaon kicked away, ;o ■ ' Eight of the nine boys in Ihe High School Saturday. Neptune, un­ Hall blew up the next time Mat­ their first setback of the season. yond Neptune's reach. A walk to classes at :h.' teachsrs college in ■M1.ua to lourth. But he eould not change o< Boyle and WeUt*ad are defeated. champions of , the "A " awan came lo bat against him. He ruaa^.to four. McLaughlin popped Thus the stage is set for a show­ David filled the h.is's. D'Apolito Jersey City. The op;vi'.lion pitchers la id IM potitieaaialnit a powerful newcomers to boxing. -One John division of the Shore Conference started by walking Russell. David out to end the frame. down hetween Navy and Johns da*lag ru*h by the anchor man was forced al home on Szyarto's accordingly put th; ball past them Bulmer, Keaasburg, was a. novice appeared as foe for Coach George fanned, but Ken Szyarto was walk­ Coich Spillane, seeing his team Hopkins. This will come on May 8, Trttoa-Rad lUftioaal. a Group rap to the box, but Russel] com­ because th ' Jersey City State play, Golden Cloves boxer on tbe M0- Deitz’ Huskies on this auspicious ed also. Hall got a third strike nqw back in the ball game, sent when Ihe midshipmen travel to Bal­ : IV Ie a tb Saraay achool.' ' ■ pleted Ihe scoring when he came in era come to bat in a sleepy ftts. division last winter.'; Frank day- (a -Matawan baseball history. past Hut£h Hamilton, but then De- Cutillo to the mound lo hold M al­ timore to meet the Blue Jays. on a passed bull. condition. 1 Valli, IM, is /Mother boxer from Tiie weather element'had forced a vino hit safely and two runs gal­ awan in. "his the Neptune nee did However, before this showdown David allowed three hits, fanned the KMMburg area now In the postponement of the use of the field loped home when Lcn Ruggiero, very well In the fifth when he fan- can lake shape, both teams must Th* tine h r the racc, oddly four and gave up seven walks In gh, w a i the slowest of any of Boyle-Welatead camp. . from the intended open date with Flier left fielder, erred. This upset nedalt three batters to face him. win on Saturday. Hopkins plays on Keyport on Apr. ( to last Saturday. Hall, he walked Eovino and Silvers In the top of the sixth, Neptune the five innings he pit lied. Szyarto Lead Pin League claal mile relays. Deptford Otherwiae the boys In training the road against Syracuse, while The only out-of-keeping note for to fill the bases. This was all for drew truly close when David walk­ fanned two and w alk'd two. th Ja ra q D w ia a la t In 3:17. But are all from Matawan High. They Matawun (B) N rp lu n r <4> Navy will play at home against a Broad Sired Cleaners continue* the good program was the perfer- him and Carl Smith went lo the ed the first two men up. Coach M|)l«i>tl*« for lhi* waa that ar* Mik* Corbatt, IIS, a very ab r h i t r t strong iiofstra squad. to lead the Raritan Township Fun mound lor the Fliers. Billy Eckart Dalti changed the Matawan pitch­ Tcsllno.rl 4 0 2 B.li,kurl.ct .1 I 0 ... S;! WM lha aaly eiaia mHt relay last and promising boy ia the maace of the Neptune team. They Still la Running Club Mixed Bowling League but il test to Matawan 8-4 in a game in hauled down Testino’s left fly to ing to Styarto. Soon as David was D'Apolito,»h 4 0 2 CuliPo,lt>.p S I 0 *fcfc all, (he competing tcam i flyweight division; Phil DeNarde, llufsell.lb J 2 I Itcrkiniin.iiK .1 0 Cl hotly pursued by Ihe rest of rha which Neptune pitching and field­ center to hold the score to 6 0. moved to third, he killed off the Although Army and Maryland Id mrdaaplte the rainy weath- IM, who gained his (int instruc­ David.P*3b a o o ltu<>''icro.lt 4 0 1 teams in the league. Only four Spreads To Malawan Neptune prospect of tying the score Szyarto,cf-p 3 10 T. Rrkart.rf 3 O t were knocked from the unbeaten tha aight before, *o that eon* tion from Joe (Rocky) Tomasello, ing was so shoddy the Maroon and Then the wobbliness spread to by catching Martuscelli off base on C .tla m 'tn n .ll 3 1 0 M c !.‘ i{l)|ln,2b 3 0 1 ranks their chances of winning games separate the top five teams. "A a M 1 me tradi were crowded the onetime middleweight contend- Steel could not pick up an earned Dcvlnu,2b 2 1 1 Mnrt‘celli,3b 1 1 0 Matawan ranks and David. He the “hidden ball" play. Two out­ the national title have not com­ Broad Street Cleaners has a 51'/i- la Ih itiw m t ai.agaiaat being widt ar; David Sturt, 175; aad four run. Eovino, c 1 1 0 ttochulle.c I 1 0 started the top of the fifth by walk­ field flies then got Matawan out of Silv«ru,3b.cf I 2 1 (fuller,!) 0 0 0 pletely disappeared. The codeis J5!4 record, followed by Airport a p a a la a M a t of the other, claas Scarlet Flier Coach George Spil- CHIfwood boys, Richie Grande, 135; ing the first Neptune batter, Sain the Inning without damage. lla ll,P I 0 0 still have games with Maryland Plaza Lanes, 50-37; Saladmaster M ia relays. Rickey Hall, IM; Johnny Fred­ lane sent a run of four pitchers to C.Smllli.p 1 0 0 Maruscelli. Frank D'Apolito, Hus- Cutillo weakened in the bottom and Navy, while the Terrapins slill and Keyport Boro Cabs, 49-38; Th* Kayport delegation at the erick, US, and Sammy Britt, 140. the mound, including, in the end, kiei’ shortstop, booted Rochelle’s of the sixth, walking the first Mat­ 2« » T 24 I 3 must play Johns Hopkins. Shore Point Inn, 47^-39'/j; Twin Nawarit Board of Edueatloa meat his ac*. Stave Cutillo, but all with grounder. Smith fanned, but thi;n awan batter, Silvers, lie fanned Scurr by Innlnia: Bilderback was an assistant foot­ Oak Dairy, 43-44; Monmoulh Lanes .will ooaiiat of Jerry Medolla, shot dismal results. Walks, passed balls, Neptuna ooo oto 0-4 Billy Eckart and Cutillo were walk- ball coach at Annapolis before be­ and Pctnlck Construction, 41-48; O n b Sameau, Javalla; Joe The return of interest in boaing weird throwing to bases and field­ Testino, but all hands were safe Malawan 042 002 It-a h u bean spurred by the forming ing head coach in lacrosse. He wus Harry’s Liquors and Airport Liq­ ‘ aad Kaa RobinaMi la the ing errors of commission and omis­ uors, 40-47; M nmalu’s, 38!4-48‘/i! ; Roo Hammel ia the M , al lha new state asaociation of sion made a shambles of the Scar­ a scout who "trailed" Notre Dame and Army in their games to pick and Bottom's Up, iV/i-H'/i- Indivi­ aad Charllt Lawaon in th* 2M. boiing sponsor* and manager* to let Fliers' play. The worst feature Busy Schedule up information for the Navy grid­ dual honors went to Frank Schia- Coaches Thornton Smith aad Bill aaaira suitable conditions both in o| this was the sloppy play became training and at shows lor the pro­ NORTH JERSEY BAYSHORE JUNIOR iron board of strategy prior lo vino, 238 high game; Danny Me. Laaiheld, Raritan, will go' with contagious and the evil spread to Keown, 234; Hans Gros, 591 seriea Joha Weati and Norm Butba In the tective ef young boxers. The group the Matawan ranks in the fifth in­ these major tests for the middles. la working to spread out boxing For H.S. Baseball and 230 game; Mary Luccarelli, M l, LoRm Swaager and Bob Welch ning. Ron David, starting Matawan SHORE PAROCHIAL HIGH SCHOOL 210 high game: Nilds Viscusi, 50# to tha duhiM aad Bill Heidal In the latere* over th* year, rather than A run of continued postpone­ hurler, had to be replaced by Ken Short Conforenct high aeries; snd Joyce Riento, 20). dlacai. The Newark ichooia track hava; it concentrated just in the Szyarto to conserve the Huskies' ments and revising of schedules ' * Gloves period and then la a* atraag* aurface to the Rocketi victory. What shaped up in advance GRAMMAR LEAGUE KEYPORT it slump oil until another haa left a confused picture of haic- CONFERENCE S T AN DIN G S naaara u they competed ia the as a likely classic of the inter­ Baseball and basketball share the ball in this area at this point in N orth II Gloves tourney r o 11 a Pet, aovict diviaioa of the Seton Hail scholastic season in baseball un­ ipotllght in the league last week­ tka season. After the Keyporl-Shoie Baseball activity in the Confer­ laterecholaeHc m**t earlier thia around. ■ Ttumson-K.H, (3-2) .7M happily turned out to be just the end, baseball with more gratifica­ Regional and Matawan - Raritan ence has been severely curtailed Shore (4-2) .750 Boyle ha* been developing box­ tad garnered nlna points. opposite. tion than the cage game. A new games set over from Tuesday to M atuw an (4-1 > .667 PMChai ara especially bv- ers In thia area and with the lo dale by weather and lack - of - K eypart (2-3) .667 Starts Haller baseball league, now only of four yesterday because of rain. The in t h e Improvement Cobba-Oriando campa in Elisabeth fields difficulties. The teams com­ M anastjuufi (2*2) .333 Coach Spillane tempted the base­ teams, St. Joseph's, Keyport; Holy adieduie pits Matawan in a game llenry Hudson (2-2) .313 N OW THRU SAT. EVE will ahow. He nut a I M ilnca the days of World War II. Harilan (24 > ,240 Family, Union Beach; St. Agnus, wilh one of Ihe leaders of the Shore prising the Conference this season la tha M l oa the Newark track in Welstead was one of the boxers ball fates by sending his third- So. Freehold (1-3) .250 7:00 - f i l l Atlantic Highlands, and St. Mary's, Conference " B " race tomorrow, are Keyport, Union Beach, Keans­ i the letoa -Hall meat, but recently who came up to professional ranka string pitcher, Bill Haller, to the South B New Monmouth, has been started vs. Rumson at the Purple Bulldogs' W Pel. Wt a M.) m the much slower Key­ under Boyle's tutelage and had a mound. It was all right for the first burg, Central School of Marlboro Matinaa Saturday 2 P.M. in the hope of eventually bringing field. The various postponements of Pt. Boro (3-li 4 .800 - pert H IM rtaalag surface. in a dual succeaalul tun ot bouts. The Mata- inning against David. In the sec­ Township and the two Middletown UakewoDd M-5) 4 .WO ond, Neptune might have had some­ all member schools In the league tha week have helped the Purple C entral (2-3) Charlton H«iton a e tt. Ivtth good footing under waner rate* boxing the best mean a Township schools, Thorne and I thing going when Bill McLaughlin into action. Bulldogs chances in this one hy Pt. Bench (1-3) 1 .500 Richard H ariii — in ■atth. tba Oreen and White men- of keeping in prime physical shspe Thompson. Two long time league singled with one out. But Steve retting Eric Swenson, their top Wall (1-2) ♦ .000 Ia n ma a possibility of Swanger for himself, In addition to help­ St. Joseph’s, coached by Ron members, Matawan and Cliffwood, Southern (1-3) 0 .000 Russell, Matawan first sacker, Haspel and Duck D'Aloia, took the pitcher, to go against the Huskies' Jackson (0*2) 0 aattiagttader 11 aeconda against ing the younger boxers come up have withdrawn now lhat the Mata­ .000 speared a liner and stepped on measure of Holy Family, guided by Ron Davis. wan Regional School system has A Dlvltlo n ‘Major Dundee9 Mw hlghdaaa of competition which to a good competitive level. W first for an unassisted double play Mickey Ennis, 4-3. Tony La Conte Tomorrow, Keyport goes against ret. wiQ ba p a d a i him Saturday. been pul on a 7-9 grades junior Middletown (4-0) 4 1.000 Oa pact performances, Wenti that ended the chance. hung on as winning pitcher over South Regional at the Howell Town­ high level. Rarilan Township with­ N cptuno (4*1) 3 1.000 Sunday Thru Thuri. loaka to ba tlw more promising of C*R Out Saturday Then Haller blew up with one Smokey Pettinuto. The Flynns, St. ship's team's field, then on Satur­ drew four years ago when Ihe dif­ Urlck (5-2) .997 Joseph's John and Union Beach’s M o nm o ulh (3-2) .600 ,'lh w ti« » . Sunday . : ' lha competitor! from the two local out in the second. He walked Butch day will journey to Toms River fusion of pupils among so many L ong B ranch (1-3) : .m The call out for the Babe Rurh Bobble, were busy with the stick, for the annual doublehcnder wilh T nm a River (3*3) achoola, with Sameua next. The Hamilton, Frank Devino and Yogi elementary schools in that district .290 fotvr* 2:M - M l • 1:41 ’ League for age* 13, 14 and IS will Eovino in a row. Matawan got John Flynn ramming out a homer th* Indians, the first game ot 10 made it impassible to assemble a Freehold .(1-3) .260 M d events will Mart at I a.m. Red Dank <0-4) .000 becauae of the large number of en- be held Saturday at 4:13 p.m. at away with some scat headed base- In the fourth and Bobble clouting a.m. Matawan also plays Satur­ single township team. Evtftlftgj ^:50 - 9:20 ^ a two-bagger to tie it up In the l i traata and the trial heata in the the Atco field. running when Ron Rochelle, Nep­ day, against Lon^ Hrunch at the A few games have been played to The Church of Ihe Presidents In RicViard Widmark tfaahea aad middle distance runs tune catcher, threw the ball to left bottom of; the fifth. The Keyport Greep, wave’s diamond at 1 p.m. date. The Middletown schools have team won out on Ken Huspcl's rap Long Branch recently was certified Carroll lak«r — In ahortly after that. But Wenti, But- Now la the time to advertise field. When Haller wild pitched a The Rockets will play today ut gotten the jum p on their rivals, with two aboard in Ihe lop of the ns an historic site by Robert A ka andiH im m el will ran In the thosa unused articles for sal*. A man home and Charlie Silvers and Hoffmann High's field in South Am­ Thorne having defeated Keansburg Wt- .-::1:- Roe, Commissioner of the New Jer­ lat* afternoon ia the M . ; small ad in the classified column Bob Teatlno followed with hits, sixth. boy. Raritan Township has Henry 11-3 Friday and Thompson school sey Department of Conservation “Cheyenne MatawM'a track team will travel will turn,them Into cash for you. Rich Hall took over on the mound The teams have the use of ihe Hudson away tomorrow, then hopes look the measure of Union Beach and Economic Development.1 . The International Flavors & Fragrances to play on their own field a first in a game on an earlier date. field in Union Beach while the St. summer chapel wns the worshiping time against Rumson Tuesday. The teams will attempt lo make Autumn” Joseph’s diamond is undergoing place of seven American presidents. Next week Keyport and Matawan up for lost time this week. Coach renovation. Games are played CHILDREN UNDER 12 — Ht .— . will head for their first bi^ colli­ Dick Wolf's Keyport nine is sched­ *S«- every Saturday morning. J sion in baseball of tho season at uled lo open Iheir season tomorrow Pht.n* ;?| JJ ? ? NEXT ATTRACTION Cage Team Lose* erty under the supervision scheduled to play the ill-star learns Bruce Hurd, Staten Island, finish­ of the New Jersey Department or ruiuiiu |.*r. ststton Waion t-cyl., automatic tram., from the Raritan Township Gram­ ed fourth In II Stock Hydro race Conservation and Kconomlc De­ *9 HamW*c ’330 W, W. Urw, It ft H, Oracn * White mar School League In a benefit per­ Saturday, ond Carl Clark, Clarks­ velopment, is open to visitors. formance &t the Raritan Township burg, did not place on account of — Alto — Hardtop, Newport, M r. V-l, automatic tran«., High gym. competition. In Sunday's event, 43 Chrysltr a a If, W. W, TlrM, blut. tit. J o it p h ’a (4) llo ly F a m ily (3) li ib r h Curl Clark finished second and "My Blood Runs Cold" Q Chirk,2b .1 t (I OUIuU m ’ i 2 1 llruci! llu n l flipped out when lie FRI. — — -IMS WOKS SMOAl H unt,If :i 0 l L»ni(Hit,lf 1 1 1 blew hi.s engine. Cieorge Andrews, NOW THRU SAT. JnrkK lym i.p 3 1 I Miir|>hy,2b 2 0 0 Mntnwnn, was a speetalor, as Iw T.I.nConlo.p 3 0 0 II. Flynn.hk .1 0 1 2 Film G ro ati I PRICED Helwintpr.m I) 0 1 Mottle,Ih 2 0 0 iiud hard link with a burned pin­ .'I V 2 l)r»(i(t,Hb a o o ion. During the two day meet, till Richard Burton '63 Fonl fiahxi* 4*Door yi)oniH'll,lh 2 0 1 Mflflcettl.cf 2 0 0 y a u . a m .j • a * . - j - i m— — boats participated. fvRnfi VtVROTw :i ft 2 Hmnllfly,rJ I 0 0 MM0 IB M M MMT H WHO T TO S IL L I T«K«nrt,rf 2 0 1) Ncff.rf I 0 0 iim m m m * - ik m i»«ta»a». MGM«.ASulWiMfoic»i • * « • **d Heater, W .W , TWm , Koyt.rf I 0 () lluylock.cf 1 0 0 thi«i|iMrila “IIECKKT 0 *Hrion,ir I 0 0 Your advertisement In Mils paper t h e Pnttlmito.i* .10 0 will rench prospective purchaser!, K&fegllimHI ttoet1heG "GET YOURSELF o v i» o r i* Olivia Dol l.v/ilMh'l At'f'llll**! [ I H H»«» i)it S " A 4 14 liV*m« 1 (I 7 A COLLEGE GIRL" IU*rt11v ,1 If ') l.awnuii 2 0 4 - tlx. ... Iti'hliis'nl 0 0 (I MiiHhuwa 4 2 10 i) It » A irily ii \t 6 (j)witt fw cfrm cts{ Kiiiih C old” ]">< Amaneaii Intainalionii |,|i «m 9 la M ;»l II III M "THE ROUNDERS" JftrwfM,i M c m1 S«t f i Nllt MAIN fTMaTAH'iwAV Nttli-M ATAW AN flH IIP llV M lirlH l'M « W.lli - - CLU5 - fi i T i;~ i. CARTOON CARNIVAL Mi 4 11 i Ui IN liO L O H Tmy Dotinlmd Uffk'irita -ij>uii9t tr ’V . 'W / V , , AM ^v M itX hA-t/p'!Ktn ;3s-T ,^S "i»:A >{*l>turlT iiiifjf'! hr'! *»• i«-/ s(>{1 r Tlwsdoy. April 9*. m THE MATAWAN JOURNAL; N. J. R n l Section — Pogo Bawon vaja arith Miaa? Oooaole, VhKa team will play a ff-gama schedule fN«nt TMTMUStllC IP.. FRCSN BROILIIIO or FRYING J S Z n Keyport Car To Maiaa, r a r Uw jaallfyfcH raca at beginaini Moaday aight, May IT. « m u Doytaaa lataraatloMl Speedway In Aay teama Interested call Bob Co- VMJI-WSC...SIK... iM .an w Ban Modified Fatfaarjr, Oaraa haa aot dinlfad gaa at M UM for iaformatioa. Ea- Wa aaw dvhw aastfanaat. Wally triaa don Friday, May T. nonoalwch. East Onaawlefc. who h r a mw Ira n far Owea at Oaytau, ia nw- aiag Ma mm ear la tha modified With South Or*A9« worn CHICKENS jk 27. divWaa al Ika stocks. local drivar, Jim Half. - F n t h Cftlckea Parftl- mk) cm Ed Rchraoia. Rarltaa Tbwashlp Oaatima Kayport High battery oi pollea officar ato had hit No. fl Alea Pietrewici, pitching, and iitm um apofttmaa la action last tea ion, Pete Rothenberg, catching, will be e i n c a t m m i UtOwMrtm T J r fc 35« irtctf Ovarttra » 4S* ______u d a c pit tor doabta ha will ba able to do aay- working together again when the ITS PM C AT/UP! aaoopta of «oaka jnt, otlaait, will tMaf thia year UH later oa la the ChlckM W iaft * 2 9 * B o cfci t M t k i “>10* M m Own, Kqrport Owca and aeaaoa after tha towaahlp full-time Souht Orajige Coits open a new Es­ pollea dapartmaat U Mt up and sex County Baseball League season thia coming weekend. Rothenberg M r 0 * Hm&y~Tk§ I t a t i played with the Colts last season, rdaoll* * mt N n d Tn id i while Pietrewici was with the . Tfco No. l l aportanan now disbanded team of Bingham' fM ho atMog at tho fast this yaar. Tha A on Major Softball Laagua, Um of the Milwaukee Braves farm "kpar-M|M” iM f CAIOTIIU CfT _ d i e x r H « M m i Sot mm In a Clan A Icagua apoMorad by tba chain. of hiaom M a o will auk# Oraatar Mat Pleasant Jayccea’ ______in l of m M a ara aasfcina two taanu to fill Ita Your advertisement in this paper ■•Pat l l l ( pawarhooon of tho oMdtffad divf M taaa mgoa. All game* ara will reach proapeetive purchasers ‘* 6 9 v. v...■ ■plOMd10d aader thetha U(Ma at Jaycee' in every community ia the bay- POT ROAST _H L5 9 i > M a partial of the fictd, atart at T:H aad I p.m. Etch ahore area. •J. 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WM 14s Sanded • IM M e AUTHORIZED IUICK • OPEL DEALER llas.kat.29* AU Tolmuco I’fodiiulu, Kresti Milk and Alcoliolie tN likal iaftth.f • taka* H1WAY 35 ft BEDLE RD., KEYPORT Davtr«|ea sxempt Irum t’laiil Stomp otter. RARITAN TOWNSHIP CLIFFWOOD KEf ".'HO PORT Mu L h. wJTH u?m If. 34 end Foolo A m S I and CHHwood Avo. Rt. M and M ain It. Rt. 36 and W llian A m «r « *»*• jn, * , - h t*■ # Y .-■ ' - ___ W -l >. «»— THE MATAWAN JOURNAL, N. J. l / f l R I V , 1 mum m m Thursday, April 29, I96S

Opmlaa e series ef three eea- Named To Dean's LM Form New Social Club Plan For Convention Monmouth Salon 59 Easter Bonnet Card Assisting in the campaign in thia Features oai at the Itratkmore Elementary area are Walter R. McBride, vice School ob how middle claia people A t M onmouHi C oBege In Mat-Key Area O f G O P Federation Meets In Leonardo Party Well Attended chairman and Richard Emley, era. eawtttingly foreleg tha par- lakeside Dr., both of Matawan;' pctiutian af poverty and scgrega- Area student* named ta the On Monday, 50 persons met at The official Call for the thirty- The regular monthly meeting of About two hundred guests attend­ f4• tm ih ain, adft glaaa pitcher, taa meet Friday, May 7, at 1 p.m. at mage sail thia Friday and Satur­ will reach prospective purchasers grant in June I M3 with the pro­ Matawan. The second will be boat­ ■2 I \ HUOAD S i J 'ty j [%m , c H ar ait, Ironstone, plus The Monmouth County Chapter the home of Mrs. Maude Gabriel, day in FWtowship Hall. The doors In every community In the bay­ vision that the college raise an ed by M n . Benaet Dworkis, at her •i —a . ^ other alee (laaaware af Catholic Nurses wlH hold Ita will open at I a.m.______shore area. additional 15,000,000 by June 1966. annual spring dinner at Price’s home, 47 Drexel Lane, Mstawan. 2M Sunset Way, Cliffwood Beach Fountains Motel, Long Branch, on Anyone interested in joining la Un. CUVMD BLY Tuesday, May II. Judge Fraade Invited to attend either tea, and to AaaHnaar, Homaa J. KMbrMa X. Crahay, Monmouth County Dist­ contact Mrs. Lawrence Lerner. rict Judge, win ba the speaker. Further information may be ob­ HM n U a r aad tha aactloaear Reservation* mint be made by tained from Mrs. Lerner, member­ an aot ra^oai lble far loeeea or May I. The chairman ia Mr*. Alice ship vice president, S Olden Laaa, tetaiy ea mla prs—laee ; Phillips, Long Braacb. Matawan. H a w a i i a n 46 oz. .TIMITOMSTALL FENCES... At Savings' cant "STOCKADf" "HAND SPLIT PENCE P u n c h RUSTIC CH M t PICKETS — t » . « t f Plctcfe. ilitd, for wtMi *nd painted, hand split fa n , « * /. Selset, 40% Standard 6rad*. Um 2 > 1 er }s4 Csdsr far backers and 4>4 far pail. "Moit AHractWa Stackada At Aay Price." S" Wld* 6‘ Long .22c each rirC tdirfcdw rs- l1 .55c each 2" 1 4" Cedar Bddtart - 11 .88c each Prket effective April 28 thru Moy 1, 1945. 4’’ « 4" Ctdar Po»t - •’ 1.73 each Quantity Rights Reserved. SUTPHIN AVE. Just off Rt. 79 ECONOMICAL t 1 Matawan i | Matawnn Lumber Co. » P v f t l l o Jag II Phon. 566-4500 SPEED-UP BUACH. 35- % ih , . 7 . ■ .. ; ..... •si.XA.. PUNCH i#£ TOM SAYS: fi 101A i vJfcit• i AS IITTLEAS PORK & BEANS n p tiN c iu — w h it i oa c o to ts 2 6 W f*r: M o n t h Sealtest FACIA! TISSUES »» 6Wof££ 900 1.00 § e u N s iw BfMkstoM’i SwMtBirito..$&4? I 1 t.M.1 I Kralt Deluxe M if|M iM ....£40 CANNED TOMATOES A’r i .00 r%?\ PUIS YOU IN THE K r ill E itr « Sharp C Iim m „ t r (S' 19c OFF — SPHD4JP CheeuStkki XS...... £ 4 9 SKIM FABRIC SOFTENER i*.!.*. 79e PCINCISB - : 0 Borden’s Cream Ckeeae.. £ J/7 5 ‘ DRIVER S SEAT ^ Borden's Cream Ckeete ....SC 331 MARGARINE (MNloe 5 £.8* M\ Ideal Vanilla Extract...... 3? Ideal Vanilla Extract...... % w MILK ,$ * i ,f44 f S ! . *f rC»l, JU SAnte. f lwDa,ux#Treat, ■ ■ 2 . Dr* * ' * ** ' ’. * • * ••••••• ' • .• .• • • .. JA49 Pot Mo. Hudson Napkins m *im ... f e , 3 /* 1 3 Princess Napkiiu«n «« ...£ & 27' Parian’s Ammonia ASS.... S 25'2 2 - 3 5' s S ■*“ — ...... f " M*- Action Bleach...... ’ST.M04 FRUIT 1 OHBVTM Station Wagon ...... J f 5 9 Par Mo. IDIAL i • Cjl. A^a. Treaa, Paver ttaariaf ' Lmit Liquid Starch...... 41* Downy Fabric Softener..... 'I r 43< FRUIT COCKTAIL 5^ 1.00 ^ L C O N Futura Convartibl* ...... M |7 Par Mo. KXAL “MIAKFAST" il ; I Cfi.t A*H. W • # . Fabric Softener«•»•.. .»•» '£ g? ORANGE DRINK COCKTAIL Comet Cleanser...... 2Z391 4qri.oo { 11 IfM CHEV. Bel Air Station Wagon ...... M 7 2 Par Mo. IDffAL II i Cyl, Ante. Tram, Paver Steering' Ajax Cleanser.... *"?..... 'in ? i u s Ajai vanity C l e a n s e r 39 APPLE JUKE..... 3t:i.oo 1943 CHEV. Impala 2-Dr. H.T.,...... 4199 Par Mo. PRINCESS — WHITI . , I C»t, Airta. Tra*i„ Paver Steering tp ie I S fM Cleaner...... ??93< I BATHROOM TISSUE 1 0 X 8 9 * 4 89< i i 1962 FORD Fairlan* 4-Dr. Sadan ...... 1K73 Par Mo. Easy Off Oven Cleaner..... n JL ' I Cfl., Ante. Tram. • » Wish Liquid Detergent...... 39 is'i IM I FALCO N Deluxe 4-Dr. Station W agon...... 3422 Per Mo. Leiteil Pine Scent Cleaner * ” 67' t Cyl, Ante, Treat. M r. Clean...... ’H'kT 1912 FORD Galaxia 2-Dr...... 2429 Per Mo. Ajax Floor ft W all Cleaner. 'X 95' • C»l.. Md. Treat. Ideal Applesauce...... V 4/1 4 1912 FORD Galaxie 4-Dr...... 1151 Per Mo. Ideal Apficot Halves 3 >| 3 CANTALOUPES i t «Crl* A«ta. Trans. Ideal Whole Apricots miss, 3^13 1962 CORVAIR Monza Sport Coupe ...... 41^ P*r ^°* Ideal Applesauce...... ‘U'3 ’l3 t Cpt.; Ante, Trsas. Ideal Fruit Cocktail...... 2/47< p Cnekfft -wmena ^ 3 9 c i r ) 1961 COM ET Custom 4-Dr...... J1 I3 Per Mo. ;:f o > » C | i . M , W * Crackers ^ T . 2 ^ 1961 CHiV. Imp. Convertible ...... 4B ^ ^#f ^°* laaU^M • 11 I6«>MO J/ M­ ■ | ^ A«f*i Ti m " Ideal Prune Juiee...... -ss 41* 1911 RAMILER Clastic 4-Dr...... 1f36 Per Mo. Ideal Drink S£ & ...... tr S/IJJ 4 C»l, M Treat. m| I WWflfWWeVRP iim m ihi ba. n 1961 O LD S 91 2-Dr. H.T. ..«»....••«••.JJM Per Mo. Greenwood Harvard Beets n • Cyl, Aate, Treat, PuN Paver m Meal Whole Croon B a n t f / t t PASCAL CILERY 1 * 1911 CADILLAC 4-Dr, H.T...... 4f49 Per Mo. M Mania Oraea •aMNnMil/Bf 1 If NNoet CARROTS l ’S.1 PAYMENTS BASED ON MINIMUM DOWN PAYMENT. Meiai Baked Beam. m, .'ST l/n \ MUtllll'l — MMH WAI

NO DOWN PAYMENT REQUIRED WITH ACCEPTABLE CREDIT. Tht\ W v o k at A ( m n g o t your SPINACH « *-35e 1 f « 9y-in. in. TEFLON” ItMUIN , ffm m * Fresh, Fresh - TOM'S FORD, Inc - SKILLET $2 a l9 Acme Fresh I 60 Main $’ Mtiliiwim 366-1500 HM ROU re 3B AND 36, KtYPORT PLENTY OF FREE PARKING ROUTE 34 AND CAMBRIDGE DR., MATAWAN !> » f ■ ?<• JHE MATAWAN JOURNAL, N. J. First Section — Pag* TWrfeeii t k m i& j, April lt . IMS The picnic will be held Sunday, people’s roles can furnish valuable «w > at the "Fa Om A ft. 12 a awrtlag of Btta Nemo Matawan Juniors Newspaper Drive insight into attitudes and behavior. Pock C ommittee Juae 20, in Telegraph Hill Park, Craop Attends Mra. Wie- figatt PM, Chapter Ma, waa heM. Pages A t Convention Sponsored By Cubs Parents acted out a variety of prob­ M n. Larry Garito, Cliffwood, waa Plant Coming Events llolmdel. Eugene Clark, activities lem situations involving children at ejected Girl-of-the-Year by the chairman, will be assisted by Ed­ The Junior Membership Depart­ Cub Pack 80 of St. Joaeph’a hnae and in school and the solu­ ■aM DiBiaa*, Miaa Kathrya Me- Plans for coming events ware tions were discussed by the mem­ ftew York Play ward Ziegler, Forest Wells and ment of the New Jersey State Fed­ Church, Keyport, is conducting a Cratb aad M n. Joha Scalao, CUIt- chapter. discussed at the committee meet­ bership. The program was led by A- Andrew DeRosa. Parents wishing drive for old newspapers. wood; Mra- Aaaala Scalag aad Mra. M n. Theodor* Hager, Keyport, eration of Women's Clubs is plan­ Mrs. Phyllis Nye and Mrs. Havi ' Os A#r. M, aavaraI ■■ >>» al ing for Cub Pack M , sponsored hy Collections will end on Saturday, Joha Roberta, Matawan; Mn. An- lo volunteer their services are ask­ ning for the 38th annual conven­ Slander who are professional edu­ h U ttjpaa PH Chapter Mu, Mat- aad Mri. Jamea Redmond, Cliff­ St. Joseph's Church, Keyport, held May 15, and anyone having old thoay Oarita, Maribara; M n. Vin- ed to contact M r. Clark. cators with broad experience in the m m . m i « M r svasM attended a wood, received birthday gifts from in the cafeteria oI St. Joseph’s tion to be held May 14, 15, and 16 papers may contact the following caat Ccatii*. Morgaavilk; Mra. School, Maple PI., Keyport. field. fw jwwj iiM hi Nm York ol -| Williim True*, Hoimdel; M n. Ciro their aecret slaters. The dark horse in Atlantic Cily. Mrs. Frank A. Pet- area den mothers for pick-ups. waa waa by M n . Daniel Kane, Plans were made for the annual Cafe Parisienne Dance HacfetH. M iu tisani, Vineland, will be chairman Den 1, Mrs. David Cramer, Marc Teaaro, Uaioa Beach, aad Cliffwood. Pinewood Derby to be held Sunday K of C First Degree JMO*AepeifinMattdMy«aJayed Jaaa Tatro, Jeney City. A t Poet's Inn May 30 of the convention. Woods; Den 2, Mrs. Edw ard Rinke- Refreshments were aerved by afternoon, May 23, in the school wicz, Maple PI., Keyport; Den 3, Miss Betty Jean Gullman, Miss M n . Gentile and Mrs. Hager. At­ yard. Parents will act as officials Mrs. F.dward Ziegler, Cliffwood The First Degree was exempli* The Cafe Parisienne Dinner- tending were: Mrs. William Clifton, in the race and judges of the cards. Jean Gregerson and Miss Gladys Ave., Cliffwood; Den 4, Mrs. Vic­ fled by the St. Joseph’s Council, Dance at The Poet's Inn, Route 79, Miaa Agnea Tighe, Mrs. Angelo Awards will be presented. In the Fleck of the Matawan Junior Wom­ tor Vergari, Coral Dir., Hazlet; Knights ot Columbus, Keyport, in Matawan, originally planned lor Scalio, Matawan; Mrs. Garito, event of rain, another date wiH be an’s Club have been appointed Den 5, Mrs. William Nappi, Wood- honor of State Deputy Stewart A. BEAUTI WALL Saturday evening, June 5, has been Knights of Co­ Mra. Daniel Kane, Mra. Redmond, announced. Convention Pages. mere Dr., Cliffwood Beach; Den (, Schoder jr., in the re-scheduled for Sunday evening, Mra. William Seaman, M n . Stra­ Swimming classes will start Tues­ Mrs. Barton lloeg, a former Mrs. James Triggi, Broadway, lumbus Hall. Route 35, Keyport. EXTERIOR LATEX HOUSE May 30 at 8:30 p.m. niero, Idra. Winterberg snd Mrs. day, June 29, at Cam p Arrowhead, president of Matawan Juniors, has Keyport; Den 7, Mrs. Michael De­ Candidates receiving their First Kenneth Wicklund, Cliffwood; Mrs. YMCA Camp, Marlboro. Registered Sponsored by the B ’nai B ’rith served this past year as State vino, Maple PI., Keyport; Den 8, Degree were Daniel H. Desim­ Joha Bilotti and Mrs. Ttucx, Holm­ children must bring their money Women, Ayelet Chapter, Bayshore Membership Chairman. Mrs. Hoeg Mis. John Riordan, Strathmore; one, Arnold B. DiMonaco, William dei; Mrs. John Pinto' and Mrs. before June 5. Area, the program will include a will give a summary of the prog­ Den 9, Mrs. Edward Ledford, River J. Geiger, Edward C. Flynn, Vin­ PAINT Hager, Keyport, and Mrs. Gentile, A fishing derby also was dis­ gourmet dinner, dancing, and en­ ress made by membership depart­ Gardens, Cliffwood. cent E . Halleran, Raymond J. Ra- Morganville. cussed and plans will be announced. tertainment. ments in the state at the conven­ senski, Joseph P. Marcella, Leon Reservations for this unusual tion business meeting. She also will J. White, Edwin G. Laurend, NNNNNNNMNNNNNNNNINMNNNN' French evening are being accepted give out (he awards for the State "Role Playing" Featured Frank M. DeCocco, Frank P. Fet- by Mrs. Jack Grumet, 7 Opal PI., Membership Department. ta, Leonard J. Migliore, John A. At Red Oak Co-operative JiKfee, Robert Griffin and William Mntawan, 566-3148, and Mrs. Milton The theme for this year’s con­ Barefoot, 117 Idlestone Lane, Mat­ J . Dwyer. vention is "Holiday Island.” Dec­ “Role Playing” was the feature awan, 56£-3J57. SPEEDWASH orations for the convention will be of the evening at the April meet­ Galon Now ta tha time to advertise Mrs. Harvey Gold Is general in keeping with this theme, with ing of The Red Oak Co-operative those aautad articles for aale. A IS Main St., Kayport chairman. a color scheme of Hibiscus red, Nursery School. Unrehearsed and small ad la tba classified column Peony pink and sunny yellow. spontaneous enactment of other will turn them Into cash for you, Across Tho Street from Polico Headquarters (•White Only) Cubs In Peck 80 WASH CLEAN - WITH A SPEED QUEEN Attend NY Circus Red Hot Buys * 19 Otffmnt Colors Members of Cub Pack 80, spon­ ^ To Q mom from Tinted 5 4 * GA LLO N sored by St. Joseph's Church, Key­ T, e e \ t s t a r port, attended the Saturday mati­ On New ’65 36 MACHINES nee of Ringling iirothers and Bur- num and Bailey Circus in Madison Square Garden, New York. Olds mobiles t i m b o r e c CONOVER LUMBER CO* To All Rasidonts of Keyport - Union Beech - Haxlet * Matawan - Cliffwood Beach end Surrounding Areas. Arrangements were made by Eu­ 100 HRST ST. KEYPORT gene Clark, Keyport, activities chairman; Victor Vergari, Hazlet, Here’s Your Chance To Try A Rocket In Action.•• : . r 1: ■ ' 264-0500 WE ARE OPEN ALL NIGHT ALL WEEK. transportation chairman, and Jo­ seph Sraul, Strathmore, ticket Step Up To A Full Size Olds 88 At A Price That chairm an. Starts Below 30 Models With “Low Price” Names!

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9 TOW NAVI AM «Vf KM A RUT - COME IN TODAY!-* nits i m ROAST BEEF PIES IT tANNOT Pt MPIACIO AT TM" t OW PRICI WHIN MtMNT STOCK IS O OM . Better Buys i n NEW 4 9 . < *«■>> ; • - j t 6~89< a n d USED FURNITURE . . . . KMAi Proton VELVEETA Open Monday & Friday Nights VIM M R# ROAST ______rRAWBERRIE teMMtor Rra*4 Rmm Is M Ah Other Days 'Til 6 P.M. V I A L SH 0UU» ROAST 4~1.00 Cheat Sprmi 2*79* BUDGET TERMS ARRANGED OM ft,ran—wet ft.0Ri I01AI V U l C H O P S » A 9« So«,«r»-.rf \ pnool IQiSH MU IT CHEESE SPREAD 2 & 69* 9 East Front Si# RRArt "CKACKt* »A««et" FLOUNDER » 79= Keyport B R E A S T O' V E A l ...... SHARP CHEESE STICKS °^55« 2644020 PLCNTY OP FREE PARKING ROUTE 38 AND 36, KEYPORT ROUTE 34 AND CAMBRIDGE DR., MATAW AN fvpp n^nni rvp «K iai THE MATAWAN JOURNAL. N J. Thuridey April x». • >»»

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PARKER BOARDING HOMB tat THE BILDERBACK APTS. WE W1ILL BUILD Custom 3 Bed LADIES. Earn $22 for selling only FREE INSTALLATION 30 bottles of famous Vanilla. TIIE FINEST room Ranch complete with full NO MONEY DOWN ALUMINUM COMBINATION Write Rawleigh Dept., NJD-13A- IN cellar for $11,500. Send for free STORM WINDOWS It your credit ts good you caa tMi) 1260, Chester, Pa. wjS M. I book of plans. Northern Homes, FURNISHED & UNFURNISHED this 3 bedroom home with ac THREE experienced pressers. Un­ FO R $77 Rt. 79, Morganville, N. J. 591-9100 CUFPWOOD Boardina Horn* Im APARTMENTS 6 money down, located in Untna ion Shop, piece work rates. Ap­ Triple track, fully weather stripped wj5/27 Reach Immediate occupsncy For ply in person. Morris Manufacture elderly bmh aad n m a , private UTILITIES INCLUDED information call Scoraa Construe- ing Co . 1 Johnson Ave., Matawaa. VACANCY genuine Alcoa aluminum, E-Z tilt ■nd t u t* gueau. Licensed by ikr CARPENTERS SPECIAL-6 room tion. 264-4167 wjtl 264-6333 Can be cleaned from inaida Terms State. Jama* L. Lawson. R N house in Keyport situate south of EXPERIENCED OPERATOI^^. Myrtl# Ave.. Cliffwood Call MS CLIFFWOOD BEACH, modern ap PROWN'S Highway No. 36, large lot—in good DEVELOPMENT HOME OWNERS neighborhood—asking $8,200. Call SINGLE NEEDLE m m » Ju artment 3 rooms and bath, alsi 32 Broad St SH 1-7500 Red Bank w|n Bittner & Carton Agency Real Es Being transferred? House toe SEWING MACHINES I furnished room, heat and hot tate 26-1-2916. wj29 sm all? Mortgage payment too DAY OR NIGHT SHIFT STROTHER & ECKEL, INC. high’ Don’t wait, call us now TRY OUR ALL-AMIR KAN I water supplied, parking lot, prl LLOYD AND NOUN RDS. ALUMINUM DOORS we'll huv vour home APPLY IN PERSON vate entrance. Call 566-1952 wjtf IN MORRIS MFG. CO., MORGANVILLE MANLEY ASSOCIATES AND WINDOWS 671-5353 . -OHNSON AVE MAT AW AM Griding, Land Clearing, Top Soil, KEYPORT, apartment 3 rooms and MATAWAN M W M U M fllNCN MMI wjtt Trenching, Lateral), Fill Dirt etc. bath, near buses, 6 corners, heat NURSES 3 to 11 shift. Call 264-2027. and hot water supplied. 1 flight up. CRAWFORD CROMEY IT'S V A N 'S Call Ml-MIS or JM-ISM. If ao ______wjtf $00 per month, suitable for couple answer .call SM-tttt. *|U CUSTOM BUILT HOMES Ifc* M b * feetf In town . . . (m m iwebe, te* or single person. Available immed 787-24** NO DOWN V A SALESWOMAN, real estate ea- perience preferred but not es­ lately. Call 462-6298.______wjtt LOW DOWN F H A Low Down payment, financing ar f a w O i «—My w i Mhe dUInf m MtOeweifs. CARMEN S CATERING sential; to show new garden apart­ UNIO N B E A C II 3-room apartment. A HANDSOME HEAVY DUTY ranged, built on your lot or ours iwqf 3329 after 4 p.m.______wjtt 2 car garage, city water und sew­ lo Secretary, P. O. Box 176, Hazlet, will turn them Into cash tor you. APARTMENT, 5 rooms and bath. SHOES—For work, dress or plsy ers. Immediate occupancy $19,500. REALTORS New Jersey.______wJ29 heat and hot water supplied. Cali For the whole family, expertly 2068 Highway 35 264-4985 or 264-0364. w j » fitted, widths to EEE always in CLIFFWOOD Middletown-Holmdcl, N. J. stock Selling at 20 to 40% below Multiple Listings CASHIER - CLERK THREE ROOMS neatly furnished, regular retail prices. Alexander's And Trade-ins for light housekeeping, on Nolan One story home with dining room, Phone: 671-3311 Road, Morganville, l mile from Discount Shoe Ccntcr, Route 36 Female to work in Kcyporl area Matawaa Chevron Service Statioa 2 bedrooms, enclosed porch can Send for Catalog near Poole Ave., Hazlet. Call 2M- office of prestige business organ­ Highway 79. Adults only. Call 3303. wjtf be used as 2 additional bedrooms. Opes 7 days ization. High school graduate with 591-9614.______w j » A . .FARINA - Meneger Home, has large rooms with lot wj29 2 or more years clerical exper­ APARTMENT, 3 rooms and bath, size 100x100. $12,900. ience, preferably with customer, GOOD income property. Two-fam heat and hot wutcr supplied, own SCREENED TOP SOIL contact. Appearance, speech » © ► Route 34 at Strethmor* private entrance. Business couple THE BEST MONEY CAN BUY SUBJECT TO VA & FUA ily houses. Inquire 205 Main St., ability to converse witli customers APPROVAL preferred. Immediate occupancy. Keyport or call 264-1538. wj29 important. Must be good at fig­ MATAWAN — Tol. 566-9150 Inquire 313 Beers St., Keyport. Blue stone, road gravel, sand, fill ures. Typing required; sleno help­ wjtl dirt, etc. VAN'S AGENCY Bl-level being redecorated, 3 bed ful hut not a requisite. 40 hour FOUR ROOMS and bath in 2 fam­ rooms, living room, dining room, week, Mon. to Fri. Start $67 with OPEN 7 A.M. lo 10 P.M. ily house, heut, hot water and BULLDOZING & BACKHOE REALTOR kitchen, rec room, 2 car garage; progression to $82. Liberal fringe electric supplied; also garage. Call SERVICE large plot. Ideal location, priced benefits. Reply in handwriting and 264-4157 between 6:30 and 9 p.m . CR. HW Y 34 AND M A IN ST. right. give complete details of business lit Us Servie* Your C *r For Spring and wj29 ECKEL'S TRUCKING MATAWAN experience and education to Boa UNION BEACH house, partly fur­ 566-1881 Split level, living room, dining D in care of this^newspaper. wj29 MORGANVILLE room, paneled kitchen, 3 bedrooms, Summer TRO U ILE* FREE TRAVEL WHh Our nished, 4 rooms and bath Ml OPEN 7 DAYS FEMALE light fast, experienced CALL DAY OR NIGHT unfinished 4th; large rec room. with furniture, $75 without furni­ MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE assemblers; also fast accurate 591-9707 16x16 pool, flagstone patio, beauti ture. Call 264-2022 or inquire IM wj29 typist. Ballard Advertising, 133 wjtt ful corner property. Immaculate First St.. K eyport. ______w|2S* First St., Keyport. _ wjtf WELL ROTTED manure, no odor, 5 years young. Ideal location SPRING SPECIAL KEYPORT apartment, furnished, 1 NURSES AIDES, 3 p m .lo If p.m., by the bushel or ton; also mulch STERLING McCANN Priced right. rooms and bath, heat and tot 5-day week. Apply in p e r s g f t . hay, feeding hay and straws; fire­ RPM Bumper-to-Bumper Lubrication water supplied, private entrunce; REAL ESTATE Brookdale Nursing Home, H iglnM j^ place wood. Deliveries on all. Call SHORE ROAD REALTY 1 or 2 adults only. Can be seen U N D ER THE R E D ROOF HWY 35 HOLMDEL 35, Hazlet, ______w)29 RPM Supreme 10-30 Motor Oil Change From 9:30 a.m. to 6 p.m ., 268 First 264-0924. wjtf 15** HWY 34 MADISON TWP 671-9009 WOMAN for housccicaning, good PIN BALL machines $35 and up, Clean Air FMor St.. Keyport. wjM 566-9666 wj29 references, 1 day a week. Call regulation slate top pool tables, VALUE MATAWAN, apartment 3 rooms 506- 3 2 3 8 .______Wj2» Refil Steering Boa . r ■ . balls and all accessories $250 and and bath, heat and hot water su up; also bath room sink $10. Call PLEASE CALL 566-9666 C lean end Service lottery plied. Call 566-7337. _____ wji c a r l t o n h . p o l i n g 264-0591 or 0152.______wjtf MEN — PART TIME Check end FiN Trantmiuion for THREE ROOM apartment W|itb r e a l t o r 1961 OLIVER Bulldozer. Call 264­ Keyport Ranch $14,900 bath, hot water and heat, MS 38 I1WY 16 - KEYPOIH..N. J Drain and Refil Differential 3024. wj29* Keyport Cape Cod 16,900 Highway 36, Union Beach. Call 264-1918 To supplement present, income by llazlet Ranch , 16,900 Repack Front Whoek - 2 6 4 - 2 0 0 7 . ______wj29 FLOWERING SHRUBS making insurance Inspections in Best time to plant now. 6 foot Eve Matawan Ranch-'' " 20,900 Family size nnd country style, this t'ne Keyport, Matawan. Keansburg Drain and Flush Cooling System HOUSE, 3 rooms, furnished. Call 95 Rnthke, Velgela, double mock or­ Matawan Cape Cod 22,500 charming 4 bedroom homestead and surrounding areas Must havo after 5 p.m. 229-2973. w)29 Add Rust Inhibitor ange 10 for $5, some 3 for $1. Dig has all that Is desired for a large severat-hours'.|wrJday -durlhg day­ wj29 Adjust Fan Belt and A l Hoses t, '. 8 HOUSE in Cltrrwood Beach, 5 your own. Call 946-4733. wjtl family. Spacious beautiful, rooms, light hours. No experience neces­ rooms, $95. Call 560-6385. wj29 elegant wide pine floors, loads ol sary, typing and car essential, SAVt $7.00 Complete Tire R®tetfc»i» • - - . ...-----..... GARAGE, Call 566-0298 or inquire AUTOS FOR SALE closet space, excellent landscaping. Write Box B in care of this news­ 'AdjUst Brakes R. L. Cartan, 81 Main St., Mat- RARITAN LANDSCAPING 135x217 lot. Call us today! $22,500. paper. _ wj29 awan. wj29 BILL LANZARO'S WA'itRESSES. Apply Keyport Din­ M E M B E R er, Highway .15 Kevport iir call • CALL US FOR APPOINTMENT • KEYPORT, apartment, 3 rooms Large selection evergreens and A U T O S A LE S MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE 2G-UIG29. wj29* and bath, heat and hot water shrubs, lime, fertilizer, insecticide, QUALITY USED CAM tested grass seed. Merlon blue sod, 134 M AIN S I.. MAT AW AM HOUSEWIFE with car, mornings, supplied; near transportation, ideal ASK TO SEE OUR LISTINGS wholesale and retail. CR MAIN • RT 1( part time. $2 per hour. Write HqT... , for newly weds or business couple. KEYPORT - HOLMDEL Libbey Fine Glassware FOR O in care nf this newspaper, References required, available May COLTS N'F.CK — MATAWAN 1st. Call 264-6774. wj29 Open daily 8 to 8, Sunday 9 to 5; 566-2224 EXPERIENCED'- ''truck '" driver' ONLY MIDDLETOWN TOWNSHIP SET Highway 35, South Amboy. Call part time, 2 days weekly, if pos­ EaoUfve "Star Glow" Cut Design MATAWAN, apartment 4 rooms RARITAN TOWNSHIP 99c Parkway 1-0208. wjtf OPEN EVES TIL ( P.M. sible Tuesday and Friday. See Mr. and bath; available May , 1st, Voss, Morganville, Farm, Green­ adults or I child only. Inquire ROTOTILLER, excellent condition, 1961 FO RD Ranchwagon, onc-own- Over 350 Homes to Choose From ! wood Road, Morganville or call 15 Washington Ave., Matawan. used 1 scuson, no reasonable of­ er 6 cyl. Fordomatic. Radio and wj29 fer refused. Call 560-7481. wj29 heater, pood tires, condition. $1200. 5!)1-9I.U_ _ wj29 FREE 1965 Baseball Schedules Wj29* Call 264-5050 fi to 8 p.m. or inquire MAN to work in greenhouse, grow­ UNION BEACH, apartment 3 KEYPORT - ENGLISH TUDOR 18-INCH blue spruce, $1.50 each, at this newspaper. wjtt ing experience not necessary but rooms and bath, hot water sup­ tree wisteria, $2.50 each. Call 2(i4 preferred. Apply in person, Key­ MUST BE Sl-KN pled, $55 per month. Call 264-4761. 5036. wj2!J 1957 CHEVROLET, 2 door, black, port Greenhouses, 20(i Main St., _____ wj29 283, 4 hbt., good condition $350. TO APPRECIATE COMPLETE living room, dining Keyport. wj29 UNION BEACII, apartment, un­ Call 264-2382 or 566-6606. wj29> room, bedroom furniture. 5 ft. Immaculate air conditioned 4 bed­ PART TIME mornings (9-1) young furnished, 3 rooms, bath, enclos­ • e double-well cast iron sink, wash 1957 COUPE D eV ille 2 door. Every­ room house, cedur closets, modern man with car to deliver orders. ed porches, clean. 2nd floor, adults, basin and new National Oil Burner, thing power, all new tires $500. kitchen, separate dining area, for Salary plus. Apply II Valley Drive available Immediately. Call 264­ (gun type). Cali 566-0249. wj29 Call 264-80-13 or 264-2355. wj29" mal dining room. Cathedral beamed (corner Broad St., & Hwy 34) Mata­ 7897. wj29 living room with fireplace. Pan wan. 1958 'VOLKSWAGEN, black, law DINING room table, four chairs, died den with bar, many extras PART T IM E mornings (9-lj 2 la­ CowtrysMa Swiai & Tennis Club KEYPORT, apartment 1 rooms mileage, good condition $535. Call and bath, all utilities supplied. buffet with china cabinet, Con­ Carpeting, freezer, dishwasher, dies to make telephone calls 264-3884. wj29 (A PRIVATE CLUB) Adults only. Call 787-9*10. wj29 temporary, $100. Call 566-5206. wj29 washing machine and dryer. 2 car from our office. Salary plus bonus. 1957 PONTIAC, 2 door Star Chief, garage: beautifully landscaped Apply II Valley Drive (corner G, E. D R Y E R $50; Sears washer GARDEN APARTMENT in wooded fully equipped, good condition Walk to schools. Priced to sell. Broad St., & Highway 34) M ata­ area, ample parking 199 per $35; love sent $20; modern rock­ OPINING MAY 29th $175. Call 264-5080. wj29 Call 264-3518 evenings. wjtf wan. wJ29 month. Highway 3} (across from er $10. Call 566-6291 after 7 p.m. Carvel) Cliffwood. Call MI-3735. wj29 Wj29 TEN FOOT sail boat and trailer; THREE ROOM cottage, unfurnish­ reasonahl[e. Call 566-46.12. w]29 ed, throo room apartment, 1st PIANO upright $95. Call 568-4637. floor, unfurnished. Two room wJ29 BUSINESS SERVICES apartment, 1st floor, furnished; thrco room apartment, third floor, CRAFl'MAN rilling lawn mower furnished. Inquire 205 Main St.. 24" cut $35. Call 284-3405. wj'2!) Keyport.______w)2!) WEARiVVKR “ fiiibv carriage, like Maintenance Miscellaneous Contractor* new, $25. Call 566-0139 after 4:30 MORGANVILLE 1 bedroom apart­ SMALL JOB SPECIALISTS CONVERTIBLE TOPS VINCENT! J. DIGENNARO ment; nlso 5 room apartment. p.m. w ja Catpentry — donn, itiirs, ceillngi BLDfl. CONTRACTOg For all model cars A Courtesy Immediate occupancy. Peter Pas- paneling, tic. Inlids painting. 17 SOUTH B E E R S ST., HOLM Dj?’ caills, Broker 591-911)0. wJ29 WANTED TO BUY Car for your convrnlencs. l.srryV GI-NF.RAI SERVICES CO. Aillo Seat Covers, 2 Q - 3.120 High Complete building line Carpentry, M - 3 II7 maMicry, point'nc t iluininum ANTIQUES WANTED wny 34 and Middlesex Rd., Ms!a INSTRUCTIONS wnn. 24 hour phon* ssrvlca Call products. Furniture, china, glass from oat SOD, I ices, shrubs, lawn maintcn fiM-SMI ____ wjtf 264-2214 plrce to an estate. What havo you'-1 nun1 nml mowing. w|tf Call anytime 56II-6-II0. _ wjtl 01-1- IC E I- : (} U11’M E NT7 U11 Iim lied JO IN NOW!!! O & S lANDWAPINfi savings new & used desks, clinlrc. CAUPI-NIT'.R and building contra#. llU II.tJlN G LOTS' Imliviilimal or 566 M'i.l 5611 8572 flii'V metal shelving, filortige bins lor. J. G Melsger, Florence Ave., "THE ROCK SHOP" small IraiK Will pay l dollar, ...... wJ2!« nnd drafting tables. Cash registers, Kcyporl. New homes gsragrs. all ji'i real v .la lr luukeis. Call fifilt typewriters nnd adding mnrhlnes nIterations snd repair* Call 254­ A work shop for guitarists nml M00, if 1111 ntrnviT rail Murdock 7 Economy Office Furniture ft Equip 4159, wjtf drummers who really want lo play 07(17, wjtl NEW .1- USED CI.IN'I ON, nu i HOARD ENGINES iin-nl Cn„ Inc., 2!)!) W ashington St., rock 'n roll. KevjH ijj, 204-1558. ______wj[f EDWARD SPROUL REAL ESTATE FOR SALE SHEET METAL CONTRACTOR 1 HOUR LESSON DICK'S I.AWNMOWEU MATAWAN, N. J, ON LY $2.00 SI H V Ic E OLD PAINTINGS CORNER LOT Union ili-mh 50X100, RT. MUROANVII.LE BOUGHT AND SOLD Warm air heat, sir conditioning Pine nml Fii'lilli Sin'eK Make r,'ii SIGN UP NOWI general sh?el mrlul, ITS NEW . . . EXCLUSIVE offer. Wrile tu Hex I' lu care of Check your nl tic and cellar, nnd tlili new spaper, w)2!l I.awn liny, Spilni;lielil nail lloinkn oiilhousc*, Ml-I3M A whole new world of summer fun for You, Your Family and Friends BERTOLO MUSIC CENTER power ntowei i, It A S, Tecinii^eli, wjtl III A t'RI-S of i li-ar land In M iuIImiii PORT MONMOUTH 787-001)0 ('Union eni:lni' seivlii'. Export it'- ART PAIR GALLERIES Towii'ihlli, nc|i|iiii|t, C nll WIII-.YM'/, 2III 807(1 INK COUNTRYSIDE SWIM & TENNIS CLUB LONG BRANCH 222-2621 w jll Would you liko a modern ccrmnlo ______W)2'l EVENINGS 7 9 SATURDAYS 10 0 llio bathroom or kllrhcn nt a lo** ______Wjlf BOUNDARY RD. (AT "BIG BROOK1) Adjacent to Colts Neck TKACII12U ot nlimo, sporlnli/lng In HAUITAN TOWNIillll-, nninlrllled Top Soli c jit, i-reo estimated, Cull 264-3303. Iwultmcri, Will cornu lo liume, lot uppiiinilniiti'ly 1)7 lieici'lll ol W llEf'frciiAlfis, crutiltS, csnes, w|l| etc., for rfnt or sals. Clisrge MARLBORO, N. J. Mulmviiiwir(viM|^ 1111 acre fiifioo. C .u lin n II I'n lin g, I O P S O IL Kmiltnr, 3H lllltliway 3li>iWlt'K AVI', Upholitory w. I-...... , i;«vi"K 1 1 11M i'ot nun. M.VI A W .V I (“» fo'jta J!8 I mllei ta Iciundufy IW., th«n left 1 mllei to Ceunlryiltts Swim and Tennli Club, tiiitlt's nml fi'tiink'i, full W I ti-tlH, wjli IV L>l.i’.VKJti ...... 10 mlsutM Item Melawdn, wjaii ftnn I'i'ii 2l't,' 1 I'll'M ',11 l(Y Ill'll fiiinlmie re< w|l W j I //"I 1 WRITE OR CALL) I-HI! I'. J'U I'IM lif), pi-li, It von iii’i-'l |iiii'iin!t "I miv I'lnit, fF.N IvYt'K I'iiNmiN INC, p aliln i! All l-'ulitlra nnd I'laallf*, 'J.nii'Vmvl. A, Hlninii, IM 311 Timber Drive, Berkeley Heights, N. J. ueillli1, iiimt 111 c h iklii'ii, M wi'i'kt um i|i(i hi'in In w i! yell. Dm I low hIchiI Ini-iUti'^ #.-11 Ti We MAI AWAN old, Cull fi'JMJl?/ fur liiluiinml'iii (Illicit ai'IVliri and l(!«5tllltlltlu pllt. - Jit mi|i|iiy tb(iMi (|iiUk and ill the 1'KRSUNAL tiEKVlCU 90 YM> \v.' ■' -11 lilted, KeyiKifl, Inll Tel...... 464-1079 W ill r. April 29. IfM THE MATAWAN JOURNAL, N. J. Tint Section — Page Fifteen

Kabart W. CKaitewey , af lha eouacil into buying property leas than 1500 feet away from one not be overlooked, but the essential ent five-man township committee Vernon Fabricating Co. lac., Title Goes to tba aroa Mr lha arcctiaa af hia another. Mr. Schertzer had aought aeedi of the planned community Robbiiuvilie, w as low bidder for 91 complex on private assurances planning a building to house the Diai In st Year a use permit in December for a would be provided by Midtown. itructural steel work with a $30,M l from council member*, only lo new seven - man council • manager man M t r i M f D l Bthaei, triangular tract on Route 34 at the Connections made into the Authori­ proposal. Next amoog Iba »ix bid­ Robert W. Chasteney. a reai have the ordinance to eliminate government which will take office 'o Shore Point MwpanvM^ Apr. 21 ter Ma par- intersection with Van Brackle and ty trunks would be on a basis that der* wa* Breea Iron Work* lac.. , _ dent of Lekeside Dr., Matawan the zone introduced four day* af­ in January. Reid’s Hill Rd. He blamed compli­ would not overstrain capacity. Hillside, with a $40,111 offer. * ______i I m caatarad IMS, died here Wednesday, s / f ls r f t iy iVuiis* liars ter he had taken title. cations with Texaco Co. over leas­ Mr. Brunetti also avowed that The first point on the list is indi­ - to (M l to Hm a i m F I m m i 'i Aar. 28, 1M5 in. his Mst year Another round is also expected cative of the reason for such high Lowest bid on the heating ado-*-^ O M M fd a l with ing the site for delays that made he and bis associates were ready Wmmm tm gm . after a long illness. tonight in the battle by John Nar- him subject to zoning restrictions total cost, M r. Parker said. The ventilating work came from Van m tf tm aara wtak af activity ra- S&M7«2rSa%aXaiilMa to finance a $25,000,000 corporation Cleve Inc., Neptune, for $81,037. Mr. Chasteney was active in the zowich, a former member of the on gas Stations adopted while his plans call for separate room* and ■ W | tba Tigar Tankmen laad aa eetretary af the greap'a ataer- to promote the desired balance of Next among the nine bidder* w u woolen business in New York for board of education, to force the original application was caught in facilities for every possible use. It M ertae l| Rw full game*. tha ilB CMMrittHi industry against the residential Thoma* H. Barham Co. Inc., Long M years, retiring shortly after resignation of Gerald A. Bauman a legal snarl, through no fault of is easy lo guess lhat at no one time iMtttlfi'M Iff'U M iphni Mr. iM fN a npartad Mat tbe and apartments rataWes that were Branch, at $11,*72. « n > m » n Doeata Coaatmctiaa taawMlp la M Mn adpi al tn> moving lo Mntawan. He began his jr., a political candidate of the Citi­ his own making. being brought in. will more than 50 per cent of the m i K M t and McFarland. The m e alm grow* that wik taka career as an importer and later zens Committee, from the planning Best Use Ol Property administrative area be in use. n a m hiag M d board. Because of the number of part-time Frank C. Gibson Inc., Freehold, eoartractloanna swept three game* place wHtiln tha neat ten year*. was associated wiht several Ameri­ Mr. Schertzer produced Thomas departments which have large of­ submitted a low bid of $40,350 for from Moamouth l a w to m w ataay garima* mat wm dhrectiy can mills. After his retirement, McLaughlin, Asbury Park, from fices, the actual average use will plumbing work. Van Cleve Inc. w u I S d iRtO MCOM p||99 i t (|| |§> mm Indbectl* dlatt Ita grawdi he entered the real estate busi­ the office of John D. Lazarus, real­ Salary Raises are gaiag ta be nmde by dn pav- ness, here, and was active until be much less than 50 per cent, Mr. next lowest at $42,127. mtmetmm m bah* thn* George Back As ty consultant, to testify a gas sta­ (continued from page one) NMmaa to ttor* M a t Ban. ermnawl aad Ha paepk. hia 90th birthday last July. Parker said. Edison Electrical Co., Fords, wa* (continued from page one) tion would be the eminently hest man of the Planning Board and The m a p wM ba Born in Passaic Bridge in 1875, low bidder for electrical work with Miara M a t Eaao haa a record bidder or only bidder on nine of use for the property. He saw the chairman of a building code study The group disettaaed utilities, he was a son of the late Edward fact three other gas stations were a $47,670 proposal, followed by the af M-M; Mloarad by Donato Coa- 19 routes. His total contracts would oommittec, recommended that Vena Electric Co., Cliffwood, at airuction, ll-M; KaMa and Mc­ baaMa, garden apartment* nnd A. and Rebecca (Westervelt) Chas- located close by no bar, holding it padthra Mfatky n r tbe tewaship. be worth about 918,250 if he gained council adopt by reference the na­ Bids High For $51,460. Farland, 00-2fc Moamouth Lane* tcney. lie attended Burlington all these routes. was a trade by-word that "business tional building and fire codes to re­ n a y agreed that much warh b (continued from page one) Enduro Metal Products Co. Inc., and Ed M a a M Rooflag, 81-47; Military College, Burlington. For The only other bidder was Fred begets business.” place the present building code. His afeaad n r lha aavarning bady Jersey City, bid $11,040 for install* MagaoUahm. SlVi-fl'/i: Airport many years Mr. Chasteney made Wehrle, Cliffwood, now Jointly run­ Earl Silverman, 28 Juniper PI., committee will make more detailed informally with its architect, Hen­ and that the people wM be called inn food service equipment in th* Liquor* and Tom's Ford. SI-41; his home in Rutherford and later ning (he routes with R. Hclfrich Strathmore, did not agree. He told recommendations at a future date, ry Finne, Elizabeth, and run down aa in n a ta man* decIiJaae. in Summ it. school's kitchen. M. T. T.Maaoa. IM I; Stulu’* OU Farmera and ather bnetneaa men and Son, West Keansburg. Mr. (he board tiie stations already in he reported. the list of alternates as they may ' “ Tha Oaha and Air- W 141 buiinea* cthici, tale* volume and nnd the New Jersey Historical put in the budget for 1965-61) for coming eyesores. But he admitted figures submitted without regard to the parade committee; Mr. Fer­ be three months before the board Lou CampanalU of Tom’* Ford type of customer eervicea render­ Society. transportation, so the board is he was not a resident within 200 to alternates are: rano, chairman; Mrs. Chester seeks bids on the new 14-classroom lividual hi ed. The mcmberihip Include* more He is survived by his wife, faced with a situation where the feet. tank Individual honors with high Gambert, secretary; Edward Har­ Bid* Presented school on Lloyd Rd. in Matawaa than 800 companies, operating near­ Mrs. Madeline (Lefferts) Chast­ total of bids is nearly $37,0W. The aaaiaof 211222 and high aariaa of IN. Two applicants wanted variances ris, Otlo Fohl, Goodwyn Goodhnrt, Low bidder among 13 proposals Township. ly 19,000 market*, and doing about eney; a son, Robert W. Chasteney matter will be resolved at a next Other hlghgam** war* bow lad to locate houses on undersized cor­ and Ozzie Sickles. submitted was one for $317,500 It is to be noted that any on* ol P flM .M M M In buiinaee annually. Jr., Tturo, Mass.; a daughter, Mrs. meeting. Maamauth I ant*. ner lots, Jam es A. llaycTs, 11 Van- Councilman Leon G. Christinat from Peter J. Saker Corp., Free­ : and Franli Icbtovlao of Ohara George Bids the contractors cited as a low bid* Horace Broidrick, Rumson, and Dorn St., Keyport, for an 80 fl. by reported that water tests are still hold, on general construction. Scc­ der can cease to be such after the M w em«, nr. two stepsons, Jacob R. Van M. Mr. George was low per diem R« ubr R«pub(!c«n Unih 100 ft, site at Gordon St. and A r­ being analyzed and that council has ond was Jack Preston Inc., Mid­ alternates have been reviewed aad 9 Lefferts, Monmouth Hills, and bidder as follows; (b y routes) No. Aho Jaiaing tha IM Chib wera lington Ave., Cliffwood, and J. under study the possibility of pur­ dletown. with • $344,000 bid. acted upon by the board. I, $10.50 (lone bid); No. ) , $10 Alan m S m* Tom CarbuM, Jlfr, Support N#w Organiutien Douglas W. Lefferts, Portchester, Arch Chatam, Perth Amboy, for a chasing new equipment, at a cost against $ 10.75; No. S, $M.M against Georg* Faweitaa, IIS; Frank N. Y. nnd four grandchildren. 60 ft. by 100 ft. lot at Jersey Ave. of less than $2500, and chemicals, $11.50; No. 8, $17.2} (lone bid); No. Mitchell, 214 Walt Buchwald, 111; The Northeria Monmouth County Funeral services will be held and Monica PI. fur $850, to help keep the water Friday at 10:30 a.m. in Trinity 12, $9.75 (lone bid); No. 14, M.7S Oaorga Symon, IIS; Harold Batch, Young Bepidilican Club met Fri- supply clear and pure. STRATHMORE PHARMACY SIS; RuuKorker. 214; Ed Cacca- dny evening at the Strathmore Episcopal Church, Matawan. (lone bid); No. 15, $175 (lone bid); vato. I l l; OriandoTfctri, 2U; Un- Lante, Route M, Matawaa and wee No. IS, $9.00 against $10.25; No. IR. Coif Coursc Map Strethmoro et Metawen Shopping Center ay Wakaak. MM12; Bill Kahle. tadoraad by tha Regular Republi­ Unsigned Brochure $16.50 (lone bid); No. ISA, $24.00 Anti-Poverty I n ; M a Straniara, IM; Hale can Chib of Matawaa aad the bor­ (lone bid.) (continued from page one) Route 34 — Matawan Clark. 2M; John Bethel, 2*4; Rich­ ough executive committea. Assailed By Dealy Mr. Wehrle was low as follow*: Mr. Bninettl found the golf (continued from page one) No. 2, $10.75 (lone bid); No. 4, ard Hausler, 2M; Fred Doran, 204; Preiidiag over the meeting wa* course had a predictable means of MCAP, said that "nothing like Harry Devine, 203; Dutch Stretch, Mr*. Frank I . Ferrano, temporary Madison Hills garden apartments $16.80 against $17.50; No. S, $t0.7S support now in that it will serve this has ever been done before. We » ; Erv Cooper, Ml; Charlei Har- chairman. Spanking nt the meeting issue continued to boil up in Madi­ (lone bid); No. 7, $10.00 against the recreational needs of the dwel­ do not plan to do what towns PHOMi 566-3800 ria. Ml; and Sal Vieeiiil, 2M. wai Goodwyn Goodhnrt, Steven­ son Township this week waiting for $11.00; No. 9, $9.73 against $10.50, lers In the 800-unit Glenwood apart­ should do for themselves but hope son EnterUne and Albert E. Allen, a meeting of an official body to No. 10, $10.00; No. II. $$10.20; No. ments for which approvals have al­ to help where the towns cannot PROMPT FREE DELIVERY president of the Matawn Township take tome sort of decisive action 13, $9.25 against $10.00; No. 17, ready been granted and which witl undertake a program because funds (lone bid). , Matawan Foodtown b Republican Club. Tba club It seek­ 0 0 the MO - unit complex. Sayre- go up on the southerly tier of are not available.” Bids on fuel oit were as followa: • Prescription Specialists By Institute ing to organize to represent young vtllo Borough Council introduced acreage. Projects which can come under Republican* in the Matawans, Key­ an ordinance which would bar any No. 2 oil- Hollywood Oil, Keyport, Despite its size, the golf course the government program are such access roads fn the Route 9-Ern- 0.002; Royal Oil Service, Cliff­ will not be the major use of land Voodtowa of Matawan, 12* Mtln port, Keansburg and Raritan Town­ things as job training, health ser­ • Cosmetics • Bartons Candy ship. ston Rd. area, to block the plans wood, 0.002; No. 4 oil - Dean Oil in tiie planned community, Mr. vices , child care, literacy programs for one by the developers of the Co., Fanwood, 0.007; No. 5 - Sea­ Brunetti noted. He pointed out that George Jewell, a member of the for adults, and housing. tm imirtbarMlp tat lupar Matkat complex which would have to pats board Service, Neptune City, 0.004; there are 150 acres designated for Our Prices Are Always Right! taatitute, Chicago, aa intaniational Monmouth County Y R Executive into Sayreviile territory. No. I oil • Seaboard Service, 0.004; an Industrial zone. And there are taaearcb and aoucational organlia- Board praised the new organization Madison Township Councilman Paragon Oil Co., 0.00613. four industrial firms representing He spoke ot Petitions Seek t t a aerviag thn retail food indua- and tbe movement. Richard Dealy charged a brochure Bids were alao received for lani- "clean” types of industry lhat arc tiy, M k h ai J. O'Connor, executive Young Republican organiutions, was being circulated in behalf of torial and paper supplies, light at this time surveying the acreage (continued from page one) stated thair main purpoae is to director cf the laitituto, announced the apartments project without a bulbs, musical instruments, sport­ as sites for plants, he declared. have been raised concerning it, he give the young people an opportuni­ sponsoring name being attached ing goods, scientific supplies but all Correct Drainage Woes added. ty to help aelect candidates and f . Cahria M. Bed it the aacreUry- to it. He considered this a viola­ inn goods, scientific supplies, but, Jack Cohen, Silver Springs, Md., The decision to circulate petitions Complete AUTO REPAIR . traaaurer of FOodtowa of Matawaa Ufce points oo isauea and to help tion ol the political practice* law, air bids war* in partial designav Mr. Brunetti's architect, explained was made by the Association’s The club operating In Matawaa. ‘Through iu tha aeaior organizations. in that *uch an instrument lions or on specific Items. to the board that the golf course members, after voting unanimous­ .. niemberihip in SMI. Foodtown of achaduled adoption of the constitu­ was designed to influence political ------will correct a drainage woe in the ly to oppose the building, at the tion nnd by-lawa and election of of- Matawan hat at Iti command the action, especially when the apart­ township in that all swamp areas Apr. 21 meeting. The township will & Maintenance Ssrvice fleers and action on affiliating with . full reeourcet of an institute whose ments have become a primary is­ Light Industry near its bounds will be dammed to receive bids on (lie building Mon­ county organization for Hs May £W«ervicee include information on up- the sue for slates in both major par­ collect water for an artificial lake day. Because of the limited time 28 meeting. (continued from page one) . ^ to-the-minuta advertising and ma- ties. on the bounds of the golf club. available (he petition form has CORRECT TIRE WEAR asked about expansion of employ-1 chandiiing technique*, statistical A committee known as Political Mr. Cohen delved Into other been mailed to Strathmore resi­ ment. Mr. Mauer said ten mure "re se a rc h , employee and supervisor Action Group Against Garden features which he felt were unique dent. The signed petitions will be Traphagen Suggests workers would be added to his pres­ ■ ’ training, aad geaeral management Apartments has been formed un­ and showed the Midtown proposal collected by volunteers Saturday ent force of 25. But this drew in­ - NOW - .. consultation. SMI alio conducts the Tim* Allowance On Bill der the leadership of Robert Reed, would be something more than just and Sunday. aaaual "Checker of the Year" Sayre Wood South, to not only block quiry from Kenneth E. Joel, Key­ a run-ol-tlio-mill real estate opera­ List Objections port, as.attorney for an objector, awardi abaed at upgrading check- the Madison Hills project but to al­ tion. He noted lhat church locations The principal objections to the Mayor Henry E. Traphagen re- Mrs. Bessie Ellison, owner on the Precision W heel Alignm ents ttnnd efficiency and customer cour- y ' so study ’‘elimination ot garden were being donated along the building as listed on the petition ‘ ‘ ' ...... had corner of Atlantic Ave. and. First ■ taqr. : , ,... -..i- ‘ ______^ I w f n n n t .. apartments entirely.” bounds of commercial or industrial are; eouneet to Governor Richard J. St., whose land would border tH&‘ sites where parking facilities would 1) The uneconomical design and proponed plant,extension. Mr. Joel M iM M to Hugbea on an impending bill on not be'ordinarily in use on Sun­ room layout us proposed. aup»martet*j3iathave scaled the overall map o fth e Mon­ i r “ dramantt na :*n apportion meat of achool costs Marlhoro Appeals days. Ife pointed to a total of 2!) 2) The great need for other basic regional school districts. mouth Container plant to estimate acre* being given for church and capital improvements which must (continued from ^ *nie mayor stated Assemblymen School sites and 60 acres being provals gained under a prior ad­ J a Ji : J n_ compete for the limited lax dollar, STOP FRONT END SHIMMY Patrick J. McGann and Irving E. Joel made reference lo a provision ministration: Joseph R. Grause, activities JSWePVllg. a jd recreation especially in view of the tax rate Keith had eat'la on the talks to Red Bank, the present township at­ of the new zoning ordinance where­ spotted in three separate tMrttWS-*, Wjjich will go up each year, emphasize the non-partisan char­ WHEEL BALANCING Newcflner? torney, contended in the township’s by there must be an employee’s the planned community. developed^ )lrt»|ji$%,suttgunded by acter of the action being taken. parking space for each 300 sq. ft. of public parking to about 30 carSTtnt’ answer to the developer’* suit that When questioned about roads - —«**.1T_U/UEP1C The mayor commented that in U.S. Homes k Development had factory area. The objector’s attor­ and utilities, Mr. Brunetti gave as­ planned meeting room holds 200). an endeavor to show township good ney added floor area for the new come in with maps that failed to surance his firm would take care 4) The impossibility of additional INCLUDING WEIGHT1 will, he had asked a provision be indicate 100 ft. frontages, that lots wing and came up with a figure of all interior roads building and future development of the site be­ incorporated in the bill by which HAVE YOU, did not meet .the square • footage of 150 parking spaces being need­ would provide all utilities. He gave cause of limited site space avail­ n member district in a regional set- minimums, that a needed approval ed. . assurance that the facilities of the able. FREE PICK-UP AND DELIVERY OR HAS SOMEONE oould serve notice within 30 from the Monmouth County Plan­ Mr. Mauer did not challenge this, sewer and water authorities would 5) The inadvisability of the pres- diqra after ita adoption that lt does ning Board was missing, and that only to insist it was unrealistic for YOU KNOW. not w iA to come under its pro­ tentative final approvals had been a plant with only 35 employees. Mr. vision! h r one year. The mayor Sanford found this only emphasized “ jammed through" by a planning Custom DRAPES • Custom SLIP COVERS MULLANEY S ATLANTIC JUST MOVED TO A naiad thia would give the borough board leaving office without re­ further the hardship in which his « chanee to get ita present de­ gard to the fact needed approvals client found himself when con­ velopment projects cleared to fronted with such zoning totally out ROUTE 34 * MAIN STREET NEW HOME? from an establiahed water and sew­ J. & J. DECORATORS avoid advene effecta from the new er utility had not been obtained. of keeping with the area. Mr. apportionment aetup, before the In his ruling, Judge Mariano Mauer revealed he had offered bill becomes legally applicable to Mrs. Ellison $7000 for her house MATAWAN YOUR WHCOMI WA«ON found the maps had been approved off New Jersey that municipality. by Albert C. Jones, Mt. Holly, the and lot when it was assessed at HOtnSI WILL CALL WITH then township engineer, and that $3600, yet she would not sell, Mr. Candidates Spealt the developer had plans for water Sanford saw this depicting Mr. Check Our FREE "On-The-Spot" Estimates Phone 566-9819 M auer’s serious intent to comply w m AND MIINOLV and sewers from Central Jersey with the zoning if it was at all pos­ WMTIWI MOM TM Leonard Morizio, planning board Water Co. and Central Jersey Sew­ Joseph Norbut — 566-5943 MacArthur Drive chairman, and Edward J. Ledford, erage Co., utilities apparently to be sible. 6-8 Acknowledges Refusal OOMMUNIfT. n member of the Matawan Region­ created by him. The court refused John Warren — 566-5386 Matawan Mrs. Ellison acknowledged on the al ■nnrd af Education, addressed to bind the developer by an inter­ the regular mentiag of the M ata­ im full-acre minimum zoning ordi­ stand she had refused to sell be­ wan Tvwnahip Democratic Club. nance adopted by the present ad­ cause she had lived in that one place all her life and it was her BURLEW S PIZZERIA Both are candidates in the primary ministration. MATAWAN election (or nomination for the Showdown Expected desire to continue to do so. Asked LAWN MOWERS 3 7 ” by M r. Sanford if she would not Townahlp Council. Both men A showdown is expccted at to­ ond pltdged to work for residents of night’s meeting on the score of the find lt desirable to have the tum­ 22 Models To Choose From — bledown house that Mr. Mauer H o s n s s tha entire community and to break township council’s recent action in ' differences between long-time outlawing a garden apartments had purchased to the south of her "W e Service W h ^ V/e Sell" removed and it replaced with the aw residents. zone in the westerly sector of the ITALIAN KITCHEN well-kept factory addition, Mrs. E l­ township in which Herbert Kendall, lison did not think so in lhal the Full Line o S 4 B - 3 4 3 4 a developer from South Brunswick, Take Part In DriH factory wall would be no more tlun had been pursuing plans to erect a Lawn and WEEK-END 700-unit garden apartments com­ four feet from her home. First Aid Squads from Raritan Asked about her other objections, GARDEN plex. Mr. Kendall charged a month Township, Keyport, Matawan Mrs. Ellison feared there would be ago that he had been led by action SUPPLIES W I I ( O M I WA&ON Township and Morganville took a hazurdous moving in and out of PIZZA SPECIALS! part Sunday in a simulated full large trucks, more traffic from aeala diaaater drill held at Rlver- . Cease Stamp Issue 1 employees' cars, all a danger to vtaw Hoapital. Tha drill was de- children In the area. Mrs. Martha Come In and Get Your tigaed to halp coordinate the en­ Acme Markets, Inc., and The Suydam, an owner across Atlantic tire rmourcnt of tlw hoapital to Sperry aad Hatchlaaoa Company Ave. strongly supported Mrs. Elli­ FREE SPRING CATALOG meet a iarpe emergency aituitlon. •ffklal* hav* aaaaaaeed that 111 son's views on this, holding there Full S«Uction of Nerthera New Jersey store* and were 35 children that played In the e AUTO SUPPLIES O H ARDW ARE • SPORTING GOODS# 12 New York State store*, all First St. aren. e SKATE HOARDS • SIKES a W AG ON S • TOYS pari af Acme’s Newark Division, Mrs. Eldrlth Harris, across First wauld cease Issuing S a il Green St. from Mrs. Ellison’s also was .in 112 MAIN ST., MATAW AN — 566-3152 COIN-OP objector. Mrs. Suydam spoke vigor­ Stamps on purchases on Mon- — m— a— ———oooe— — ooooo— — — — oood ously flfiuln.it Ihe plant extension N Y O t t M I K area allected la Northern as cutting off view, light and air, New Jersey itretche* from the but Mr. Sanford questioned how it ATTENTION! CHAN - MIIN01Y • ROOMY New Yark border south ta tbe would cut off her view of anything Delaware Water Gap In Western more than the railroad tracks. PLAIN BAR PIE 7 5 c New Jersey, then southeast to Load On Kuilroad Side Feinl Pleasant aa the Atlantic M r, M auer cniru* back on Ihe STRATHMORE SUPER WASH-O-MAT sland to counter fears of trucking SMALL PLAIN PIE J00 C M itt PA I-M7I OLD IKIDSI, N. J. liy noting there would he no load­ K All IS s a il Redemption Cen­ INast te Shsaplaa C«nt»f| ters, II In Northern New Jersey, ing except on Ihe railronc! side of KOUTI NO. II* I GAUI ROAD aae In Orange County, N. Y„ one the plnnt. A suggestion from (he RESIDENTS >! LA R G E PLAIN PIE 1 50 • ONI STOf StRVICI • SHOi RIPAI* • SHIRTS aa Staten Island aad five on Long hoard ho might pliice his addition fROMSIIONAL DRV CLIANIN6 AT LOW, LOW fRICES Island, will contlao* ta operate, in another direction brought the re- Old You Lose A Few SHINGLES7 Acme afflclale stated lhat the (fllitcr (his would l»» l»i|x>.vdblc, SMALL SPECIAL )50 deelalaa ta discontinue the Im ii- that lo close up nnd move out of W e Have A Llmitod Suppiy Wilh Muihroemi, Sauitg* tnd Pspptri aaee of trading stamps In North­ Mfllmivin was Monmouth Contain­ ern Now Jersey waa dictated by er’* only other opt Ion. M r, Mauer of Those Hard-to-Replace LARGE SPECIAL J a cartful review af ihe market­ could not recall Inert) lu'lng » truf­ 00 REAL ESTATE ing farce* H laced In this srea. fle tier Idem neurhy In the i!0 years With Muikreemi, ftpptn Thia review Indicated lha aeed Ills pin lit luiil lii'i'ii there, far a combination af marketing Hut Mr, Joel tiigued on summit- ROOF SHINGLES CO M E IN AND ENJOY INSURANCE attractions that do not Include lion thnt Mr. Mmicr hnd bought trading stamp*. It wa* empha- the properly on w lili li lie would ex- ITALIAN FOOD AT ITS BEST I BONDS • AUTO • HOM E OW NERS ilied ny Acme lhal thl* decfulon loml the plunl wllhinil I'oimillltin would not In any way affect the Ihe zoning ordinance flril. I>V his For Immediate S«rvice Call Issuance ol trading Mamps In the own mluiK Hon, hml cieuleil Ills other areat where stamps are own IninMilp nod wn* tliereforo BLU-CREST CONSTRUCTION BURLEWS currently la use. mil entitled lo a viiiIniif’o. Mr. M.is- John L Taasini Agency HI A It saM that while It regrets lit mid llie IniiikI would Iniiped the decision of Acme iffectlng the iiii'ii, I lien Mile nl IN May 1211 COMPANY, INC. the Northern New Jersey store*, mi'ello fi, CLIFFWOOD INN 117 MAIN If . MATAWAN ll understand* the basis on which I lurry Selierl/er, lli'imlilvn, wn* W WOOBMIRE DBIVi Cornor Highway 35 and Cliffwood Ave. Iba rfeelrion wm mad* and will Iiiii‘|i lietore llie Im aul to get nil ex- S tt- M tt KEYPORf continue lo serve Acme la other cep : >n lo llie /nnlii)! pnivhlon lltnl Cliffwood areas, g u i sUtiuim shall not lie loiutod THE MATAWAN JOURNAL, N. J. Thurtd«y, April 29, 1965

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Marilyni! Loder Engagem ents

Teds Sunday Railh-Sparnicht Mr. and Mrs. Henry Daniel Spar- Miss Marilynn Loder, daughter of aiclit, 64 Lakeshore Dr., Cliftw. od Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Loder, 108 Reach, have announced the er- Ramsey Ave, Keansburg, and Ron­ "aftcinem o[ their daughter, Lynne ald J. Kryak were married Sun­ Margaretha, to Stanley Vinent day, Apr, 2S, 1965 at 3 p.m. The Raiifi, son of Mri. Stanley Raith, bridegroom is the son of Mrs. Jo­ Buyonno, and the late .Mr. Raith. seph King, SI Franklin Ave., West Miss Sparnicht allencli-d Pont- Keansburg and the late Adolph bonne Hall Academy in Brooklyn, Kryak. The Rev. Frederick Valen­ N. Y., Matawan Regional Higli tino performed the double - ring School and Glassboro Stale Collette. ceremony in St. Ann's Church, She is employed hy l'ie New York Keansburg. felephone Cu. in N’" W Y o rk C ity . The bride was given ia marriage Mr. Kailh is attending Rutgyrs by her father. She wore a floor- University and is employed by the length gown designed with a rose- Port Authority Trans-lludson Corp. point lace fitted bodice with sa­ in New York City, brina neckline and long pointed An Ociober wedding is planned. sleeves. The silk organza skirt fea­ tured a front lace panel which Sm ith-Spoor formed a border around the hem­ Mr. nnd Mrs. George Spoor, 14 line and chapel train. Her three- Rd^eview Rd.. Cliffwood, announce tier elbow - length veil which was the engagement of tlieir daughter, bordered with a crystal in each Karen Marie, to Harry Smith, si in scallop fell from a crown ol crys­ ol Mr. and Mrs. John Smith, 11/S tals and pearls. She carried a cas­ South Concourse, Cliffwood lBcach. cade bouquet of white roses with M iss Spoor tvas g ra d u ate d from a white orchid center. Malawan Regional High School, Miss Doris Buckelew, East Or­ Class o. 1‘llil. She is em ployed as ange, was the maid of honor Tor a secretary al Industrial Propane her cousin. Her Empire - style Corp., Woodbridge. lloor - length yellow georgette gown Mr. Smith attended Matawan was styled with cap sleeves. Regional High School and is serving She wore a matching picture hat in the U.S. Navy, slalioned in Bn'li- and carried an old fashioned bou­ m ore. M il. quet of mint roses with yellow No dale has been set lo r the net and streamers. w edding. Identical Go waa MRS. DAVID SARDELLA The bridesmaids, who wore Iden­ Cadoo-Nuti tical- gowns and picture hats in Mrs. William Nuti, 80 Third SI.. Mlcs PhviNs Miryann Kocenski. her matching boiv headpiece and Keyport, announces the engage­ nile green, were Miss Bonnie Kur- daughler of Mr. and Mrs. John H. she carried n cascade bouquet of pcll and Miss Burba ra Bennett, ment ot her daughter, Mary Ann, yellow carnations and ivy. Kocenski, 34 Princeton Rd., Par­ Keansburg and Miss Gail Vere, to Roy Cadoo, son of Mr. and Mrs. In Wedding Party Plainfield. They carried old fash­ James Cadoo, 111 lirnadwfv. K^v lin , b e ca m e llie b rid e nf D a v id Sar- Herbert Nigliitsch, Richmond ioned bouquets of yellow roses with d c lla , S aturday. Apr. 24. 19K5, in Hill, N.Y., was the h-st mnn. Ush- mint green net and streamers. Ihe First Preshv!"rinn Church, erinu were John S. Kocenski, Par­ Five - year - old Linda King, at South Amboy. The bridegroom, lin. brother of the bride, nnd A. home, sister of the bridegroom, who resides in Allenwood, is the Franklin Double jr., Highland was the flower girl. Her yellow son of the Rev. Marisso Sardella P a rk . chiffon gown had a scoop neckline, and Mrs. Sardella, 19 Scott St., After a reception in the Poet* M M . C H U U I HARTLEY MILLER JB. puff sleeves and floor - length skirt. M R S . JOSEPH EDWARD CAZILLA Utica, N.Y. The Rev. Wilbur W. Inn, Matawan, the couple flew by She wore a matching picture hat Newion, pastor, performed the jet to the Vimin Islands. For irav* M m Hamerttta Irene Blackford, a blue linen dress with matching Miss Dorothy Rose Barboiini, of the bride. They carried cascade and carried a miniature old fash­ double ring ceremony at 4 p.m. eling, the bride wore fl white three- daughter of Mr. and Mri. Homer lace Jacket, blue flower hat, blue daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph bouquets of pink carnations. ioned bouquet of mint and yellow The bride was given in marriage piece suit, patent leather accessor­ R. Blackford, 7 Oxford Dr., Par­ accessories end a cymbidium cor­ Barboiini, 9 Old Tennent Rd., Mnr- Six-year-old Theresa Ann Bnrbo- by her father. She wore a white ies and a corsage of white orchida. Ka, became the bride of Chariei sage. flowers. ganviSle, b e c a m e the bride ol Jo­ Charles Botwin, South Amboy, lini, Morganville, sister of (lie eliapel - length Grecian - style The bride was' graduated from Hartley Miller Jr., Saturday, Apr. seph Edward Cazelki, Saturday, Por her son’s wedding, Mrs. cousin of the bridegroom, was the bride, was the flower qiri. Her blue gown designed will) a fitted Alcn- Malawan Regional High School M , IMS. The bridegroom la the A pr, 24, 1965, in St. Josep h's Miller selected a beige silk dress best man. Ushering were Theo­ chiffon frock was designed wiLh con lace bodice, elbow - length and uttended Douglass College.^ aon of Mr. M d M n , Charles H. Church, Keyport. The bridegroom with pink hat, beige accessories nuff sleeves and round neckline. sleeves and sabrina neckline. The She was graduated from Clare­ dore Loder, at home, brother of the is the son of Mrs. Louis Cazella, M iller it ., 71 Atlantic St., Keyport. aad a cymbidium corsage. She wore a matching crushed rose Empire waist joined Ihe silk organ- mont Secretarial School, New York, bride; Wayne King, a l home, broth­ 711 Third Ave., Asbury Park ami Tha Rev. John H. Sharpe perform­ A reception followed at The headpiece with a circular veil and da skirt with appliques of match und is employed as a secretary tn ed the double ring ceremony in er of the bridegroom and James the late Mr. Cozella. The Rev. Ed­ Turf Club, Madison Township. carried a basket of pastel rose pet­ ing lace. Her elbow - length bouf­ Ihe Director of Admissions Coun­ Bailey, West Keansburg. Robert ward Strano performed tho double tiie Reformed Church, Keyport, at For their Jet flight to Hawaii, the als. fant veil of French Illusion was selors for Parsons College, Fair­ King, at home, brother of the bride­ ring ceremony at 1 p.m. Mrs. IIo 'c lo c k noon. Dr. Janies Noland, bride wore a light blue wool suit, Harry Anderson, Keyport, broth- attached tn a hearl - shaped pill­ field, Iowa, in New York. Greenwich, Conn., was the solo­ groom, was the ring bearer. Michael Cox was (lie soloist and beige accessories and a corsagc cr-in-law of the bride, was the best box topped with three silk organ/a The bridegroom was graduated ist. He was accompanied by Mrs. After a reception in Buck Sm ith’s Miss Loretta Durante, organist. of. gardenias. When they return, m a n . U sh erin g w ere R u d o lp h IJar- pearl - studded roses. She carried from Utica Free Academy and re­ John Sagurtoa. Restaurant, East Keansburg, the The bride was given in marriage they will reside in Stamford, Conn. bolinl, Morganville, brother of the a spray of while orchitis and steph ceived his Bachelor of Alts De­ couple left on a short motor trip. by h e r father. She w ore a floor- H ie bride was given in marriage bride; Eugene Fitzgerald, Long MISS MARY ANN NUTI anotis. gree from Parsons College, Class The bride was graduated from When they return, they will reside length peau de soie gown wilh de­ by her lather. She wore a French Branch, and Peter Cazella, Asbury Mrs. Donald W. Applegate, Perth of 1963. He Is employed as an Ad­ Buffalo Kensington High School, at 6 Truman PI., West Keansburg. tachable chapel train edged with aouffle brocade gown designed Park, brother of the bridegroom. port. Miss Nuti also is the daughlcr Amljoy, was ihe matron ol honor. missions Counselor for Parsons Col­ Buffalo, N.Y. and attended the New The bride was graduated from seed pearls. The seed pearl de­ with a bell-shaped floor-length Michael CaieUa, Asbury Park, of the late Mr. Null. Shu wore a yellow silk nrgan/a lege, New York. He is a member York City Community College, Ihe Middletown Township High sign was repeated around the round . aklrt, with a Watteau chapei-len&th nephew of the bridegroom, was the Miss Nuti and Mr. Cadoo are both floor - length gown with Empire of Tau Kappa Epsilon. Brooklyn. She was also graduated School and is employed by the Pru­ neckline and on the fitted bodice train. A matching jacket with ring bearer, members of the senior class at Key­ waist, cop sleeves, and round They will reside in North Plain­ from the American Airlines Stew­ dential Insurance Co., Newark. which had long tapered sleeves. For her daughter’s wedding, port High School. Mr. Cadoo is em­ neckline. A circular veil fell over bracelet-tength sleeve* was worn ardess College, Fort Worth, Texas The bridegroom attended Key­ field. aver the fitted bodice. A coronet Her shoulder - length veil of illu­ Mrs. Barboiini selected an cqua ployed part-time at Prager's Jewel­ and was employed as a stewardess port High School and served four e l pearls and sequins held her sion was attached to a crown ot crepe street - length dress with ry Store, Keyport, and Miss Nuti •■'S.* by American Airlines. years in the U.S. Navy. He is em­ mouth Boat Club. Adelphia, with the Rev. W, C, bouffant veil of English Illusion aurora borealis crystals and she matching hat and accessories and is employed part-time at Cornell The bridegroom was graduated ployed by Engineered Precision Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Anna Pierce officiating. Intermcnl fol­ and she' carried a cascade bou­ carried a cascade bouquet of white a white orchid corsage. Dairy, Keyport. from Keyport High School and re­ Casting Co., Middletown. (Morris) Martin; a son, II. l.eroy lowed in Adelphia Cemetery. 1 quet ol Easter lilies with light carnations with a white orchid cen­ The bridegroom’s mother chose ceived a Bachelor of Science De­ Marlin, Middletown, the counly en­ pink roses. ter. a pink linen street - length dress Mr. Cottrell was born in Free­ gree in Research Chemistry from The Hancock House, at Han­ gineer; two sisters, Mrs. Walter Mrs. Harry Anderson, Keyport, with white hat, pink accessories hold. He had worked at Ihe ho*, ' Mlsa Velda D. Carr, Delias, M onmouth College. cock’s Bridge, was the site of a Funeral Services Davis, for ly of Red Bank, and was the matron of honor for her and a white orchid corsage. pital eipht years. Surviving him Texas, waa the maid o l honor. The - bridegroom Is doing Post tragic massacre of homeguards in Mrs. Shirley Conover, Holmdel, sister. She wore a floor - length After a wedding reception in Harry L. Martin are a sister, Mrs. Dnretta Lurch, Her formal • length empire • styled Graduate work at Brooklyn Poly­ the Revolutionary War. Built in and two grandchildren. Empire - style blue chiffon over O’Hara’s Rcstaurarvt, Route 9, Funeral services were held Fri­ Marlboro Township, and a brother, jpwii was designed with a aea- technic Institute and is employed 1734, the House is now an historic satin gown with round neckline, South Amboy, Ihe couple left by day for Harry L. Martin, 81, ol 130 Wal'er, Somers Point. ahetl pink crept bodice ovtr a by .'jnericaa Cyanamid Co. at Its site supervised by the New Jersey Leslie T. Musgrove Sr. three - quarter - length sleeves and jet for Bermuda, For traveling, the Spring St., Red Bank, who (lied Mrs. Cottrell was born in Union Shaath skirt ol cherry pink crepe Central Research Laboratories In Department of Conservation and Funeral arrangements Were un­ detachable Watteau train. A circu­ bride wore a blue wool suit, pink suddenly at his home Tuesday, Apr. accented at the waist with a bead- Stamford, Conn. Economic Development. der the direction ol Ihe John J-. B^ach. She worked at the hospital lar veil fell over her matching rose hat with navy blue veil, navy 20, 1965. S ervices w ere held nt 1 22 months. Surviving are four si* jtudded band and a panel back. Plleger Funeral Home, Middletown, crushed flower headpiece nnd she blue accessories and a white orchid p.m. in the Adams Memorial tcrs, Mrs. James Reid, Soulh Riv­ Site wore a matching pillbox and for Leslie T . M usgrove sr., 54, ol carried a cascade bouquet of yel­ corsage. When they return, they Home, Broad St., Red Bank. Burial yell aad carried a cascade bou­ 150 Laurel Ave., West Keansburg, er; Miss Theresa LaBedi, High­ low carnations. will reside in Keyport. was in Fair View Cemetery, Mid­ lands, Mrs. Clarence Strclsky, Uih quet of Easter Lilies with dark who died Monday, Apr. i!), 1905, The bridesmaids, who wore simi­ The bride was graduated from dletow n. plak roeea. in Riverview Hospital. ion Reach, and Mrs. Rex Waite, lar gowns and headpieces, were Freehold Regional High School and He was a retired real estate Horn in Brooklyn, N.Y,, he was Camp l.ejotme, N. C.; two broth­ Miss Deborah Barboiini, Morgan­ is employed by the Perth Amboy salesman. Horn in Perth Amboy, : Mrs. Steven Slovens, Keyport, Ihe son of Ihe late Thomas Mus- ers. Fdw.ird LaBcdz, Union Beach ville, sister of the bride; Miss Mar­ National Bank. he was the son of the late Henry grove aiul Mrs. Millicent (Upde- and Thomas LnR^d/, W'ddletowa Was the bridal attendant. She wore garet Cazella, Asbury Park, sister The bridegroom attended higli and Amelia (Thompson) .Martin, l',rove) Musgvove. He had been a 'r'ewn-hip. . aa Identical gown and headpiece of the bridegroom, and Miss Terry school in Philadelphia and served and had resided in Red Uanlt M resident in the bayshore area :IS and carried a cascade bouquet of Lee Jameson, Morganville, cousin three years in the U.S. Army, with years. Mrs. William Conway years. pink Easter lilies and dark pink 14 months' service in Korea. He Mr. Martin was a member of the Fun ra! s"rvlces for Mrs. Kath­ roses. Miss Cheryl Blackford, nt He had been employed by Han­ is employed hy Whcelock Signals, First Baptist Church, Red Bank, erine (Mi-Mi^on) Conway, of Fair sen, Van W uikleand .Muiiniii;;, M at­ home, sister of the bride, was the Obituaries Inc., Long Branch. a nd a life m e m b e r of the Mon- Haven Rd , Fair I'w u . who died awan, retiring lour years ago. j u io r .bridesmaid. She wore a T!ui-:5 a t her Mrs. Robert Maher Siiniv'tt" are his \vi!>.-, Mis formal - length frock of pink t>e- '■orn" w-re 11"mald R. Hiller- Shore, Pa., the son of the lat<< Corporation, Keyport, had lived in , bauch, 21, nl II I'.ld'ige Dr., Mill t'Milled Irvington Schools and lived 'here before mining lo ^ Rev. and Mrs. Charles H. Brucr Red Bank 31 years, ■ dlelown, who died Wediesday, nine years ago. He was iissocialeil r. He spent his early boyhood Surviving are two brothers, Ar- 1 A pr. '.’ 1, 1’Hi'i. as the recall ol a 1 S• Matawan when his fsther wan lliur K. Douglas of I'ittsford, Vt,, freak ni.< id'Tit at the J. M. Fields w ilh the A. l-.lei'irlc Co. ol llel- m ettn pastor of the Flrit Presbyterian and Harrison Douglas of Clear­ store, Rmile .Ti. Ila/let. Mr, liuter i A eoiiiiiiunicoHl of Iniinaeulate Church. He attended Matawan water, Fla., uml three sisters, Mrs. baugh d ‘il io Riverview llospllal, I Concept ion Church, SpolsW’tiod, Mf, achnoln, Allegheny College, Mead- Lillian M. Price of Belleville, Mrs, wilh lie: iJ iojurjes surfi’red when Zrinko was a member ol tlw villa, Pa. snd was a graduate of l.ulu M. Osborne of I'ittsford and nn nuto tire he w m rciMiiing slrtick 1 church's Holy Name .Society and the Bsltlmore School ol Dental ROBERT PRANK DRORISII Mrs. Jean R, lllake of Newark. him in the head at ihe store’s auto Simlswood Council, K. o l C. Surgery, Prior to entering the ser­ Services wore held Saturday *1 MRS. ALI.EN I.V dl Nh ARNOLD motive cenler. Ile leaves his wile, Mrs. Jean ' vice at the beginning of World Mis* Patricia Mary Marshall, of pink sweetheiirl io m s and Ivy. llie Adam* Memorial Home, R*<1 Born in Itloiimlield. Mr. llntei- Ml'.'-t luithie IUiIIi Reynolds, 2 ; a colonial bouquet of yellow curna- (Sprague) Zrinko; a daughler, Kar­ W ar II, he practiced dentistry in daughter ol Mr. nntl Mrs. Ilurold Rrldal Allemlanla Hunk. baugh was llie son ol Mr, h ik I M rs. f'tist .lack Si., Hnzlt‘1, liecwme Ihe ifonn. en; two sons, Tboiinu und Russell, Sharon, Pa. Tho bridal ntlemlniils, Miss Hedy C. I’reslon Hnlcrhiitigh. Middle' M a rs h a ll, 4 Garden PI., Cliffwood, l ekoy ft, H rnw a sr, bride of Allen Kugrne Arnold jr., till nl home; two brothers, Herbert Surviving sre three sisters, Mrs. Brotighlon, Aslorla, I,.I inul Mrs. Serve* Aa He«t Man town. He liad lived In Middletown became the bride of Robert Frank Uoselli' I'drk, Saliirtlny, Apr. 21 ul nl Cllflwoml Beach and John Of Waller J. Ebbela. New Port Rich­ Hlchiird Wlecterzuk, Red llnnk, mu­ I.i'Roy S, Drown, ar., M, (if )H 10 yeois Ho wns il graduate ol Dennis H. Arnold, Rosello Pm k, t.Hwri’iii'i) T ownship. ey, Pia.; Mra. Leon D. Stratton, Droblth. Saturday, Apr. 21, IDA! ter of tlm bridegroom, also wore Main St., Kcyimrl, died Friday, ,1:.10 p.m. In Sf. Joseph’* Church Middleluw n Township High School A|ir. 2,1 IMM In Riverview llospllal. Kevport. The brldo Is Ihe daughter) wns llie liesl mnn lor Ills brother, Ridley Park, Pa. and Mrs, Fred The bridegroom It ilw son of Mr. nlnk gnwna mul headpiece* nf ilmi- and bail Hoik'd m the ■.lore h,vn William ►’• Jttribn Jr. and Mrs. JVIor V. Drnbkli, 111 Inr design, They curried cresicnl Mr. ilrown wns a member oi I he nf M r, nnd Mrs. Vrrnmi Key- i Fur her diiuglilei■’(, wedding, Mrs. years. M. Ilurlew, Matawan; three m I'lmeriil services were Ill'll! IlfV f ‘ Pearl St,, Middletown. Tho Hev, b<>M(|ucl* nl red sw eetheart roses. Moinnuulh Cotmly IVmrdof Real milds, nml (he bl lil'-gioom's pur 1 Reynolds .srlerletl h 11kt> Ilrown and |>mk. 'I h*' H'w. W illia m ll;ii!'.i Ii of wore n riiim ) ;e ot yclNow lu m a - "is, rliiiiU's llm ei bm i'Ji, M i I ,i \s'n n, we m o here ta aerve you. Our eenh'a Church, Keypurt, nt 2 p m icsident ul KeyiKnt anil Matawan, 11'ill", qak ii aervice a a i leatonable pric- ’Ihe bride waa given In mm- Inline, Imiiher of llie bride ium( the I,ilc W illlmn I- Ilrown, flrluf''d nl llie ew m otiy, .•mi) Hiunlry lliitiTliaiijlli, Kearn The hrldoftrooin'H in iilh 'T vvnre who died lollowlnit a lion 1 1 sit (nek ea wt« pleate you, ______rlago by her father. She wort ii U ltim a* P. Miii'ubiill, Maliiwiin, lie wiin employed by Mall hew J, Tbe Inlilu wits given In marriage Inn)', .mil Alan and Rule'll Hulet s lii'i'l Ii hgtli ill t's'l o f luti|tinlM ’ nt Ins Inmie In ti,mien 1’ily. L.l, floor > Icnath (town of *Hk ornniuu cumin til ihe Iniile, (illl Heal Kiltite Agency, M iddle­ by her fniln't-. She wore a penti 11 ii.iogb, nl Imnie, illiei- si.'.iet s, Sf.l linen ulili m iih liltig h.il ,-wiiide« liii mother, ilerert with Almniti luce nml lone,! A m ’rptnti followed nl Ihe limm'i Ann n nil 1 I ii 11 it lliilei baugh , 1 k it h nt asnmnied wlib Ins In11 i"t, WHIInm fram the waistline enhanced the they return, tiny will irsiilt’ tem tiie lilt wile, M il, M ary (Rncke- jiofitletf liililul Kleevrif, The b"ll , of Ihf Ihele's Jiaieril’i, When llicy j liiiine, nml Ills maternal grnwl H. .Im dun i i , III a coal la r liusl- A-line ftfclft. A twn • tiered open im m rlly at I# fVtirl (il , Middle feljow ) liiow ni two (l/ni|jhler«, Mr». .Mi | wno dimmed wlih ilmpe.a on Uelinn front The Split Rock l.mlp.e iinilhi-r, M i«. Flank K ill")’, P/nln/! W I A R ivss coiuliicli'd on f.loyd Hd., Mai- crown of malt-hlna I a n hi ltl n ItouI luwn, |Nir triwellh|!, iim bride Ii«e|i|t 1 > I'trtetid of l{evi'il In n | Ut 'llie I'ucoimi, lliey will reside field. Ilurinl was In Ml. Olivet (,’eni invatt Toivn«)ilp, lln b'fl the nrea laat Punch ilUiMim veil And she won* « k i v i i Mill wiilt ntiiiiluiij M u , Jii5i’|ilt Kelly uf Cmtwund’, lull leui'.iH liiilu , Her two lif t e d III ( lull*, j elviy . T O N I R I in |!».M mid wluee iim l I iim : ii'»ltled carried * caieado Innititirl of while itt't'esniiiM itnd it while urtltiil cni iliree mm*, Lt'Kov fl. liim vu jr, flitd hlmiiirli'i hnei'i v ii ill niik illusion 'lit" lulile wnn j> null ml oil from Mr, nml Mr?, I tiiiiklln Colltell In I,ong Island. ronei, aleph«nnll« ami Ivy, 2 W. *. WAIUCI Surviving me Ids wife, Mts, K i­ Miaa Linda Yaakn, Went Orim^r, The Itrlile w«>i uM ihiiiied Imm Venter < IImiwii ot Miilawiin, nnd old A l'ie o ii ho e she in n le il n -iiiii h e m p ln v d by f.lly • ‘fillip I'lmeriil to iM ’s were held .Sn< ll n Im dim; n diiugliier, Mi< .loan CLOIMNO Ihe maid nf litmnr, Her pink M illiwatt Hedittiiril llltifi !li li'"il nnil onr (‘.iH ielilillilieii, 'iilouiiil lioiei'i'l nf idiilf tilfllii t'u |i f m 1 1., Iln ln tilH 'Mu? ln lili'' unlay fm I jniikiin I'otlrell, (',;’ mul wat Miivbei k, iManhiiaki'l, L.L; ii brnllK y ffcwr • length fe w e s t* *lK>«tli had wa h|iili. tiiiwn of hil X n v it'c a 'vi-ef iii'io nl I I a in, at let anti ihe carried a cresecHl botnjuei i'aik. ' leiy, i a inaltliingItliing hemlihemi|'ieLe, She u n tie d by Wtitlc/I i;<|ui|niit'iil Co,, Llmh. I ihe Clnyioii nnd Ht'/i I uit«rul Home, said at IMi office, Hwdiy, April JV lftS t IH E MATAWAN JOURNAL, N. J. Sacond Section — Pag* Three

of a son born Wednesday, Apr. 21, Holy Rosary Church, Perth Amboy. 1965, at Riverview Hospital. Obituaries Mias D. Schwindt Interment was in the church ceme« Lenlcb Mrs. Peter R. Deckeobach jr. tery. Mrs. Betty Deckenbach, 33, died Mr. and Mrs. Peter Lenlch, Pal Mrs. Jennie A. Scott Church Bride Friday, Apr. 23, 19G5 in her home, mer Ave., West Keansburg, arc Mrs. Jennie A. Scott, 83, diej 9 Monmouth St., Hazlet. Born in Dorothy Edith Schwindt, parents of a daughter born Wed Saturday, Apr. 24, 1965, at her Memphis, Tenn., she had lived in nesday, Apr. 21, 1965, at Riverview home, J9 Campview Ave., Keans- •r ol Mr. aad Mr*. John Hazlet one year. M W uhington I t , Key. Hospital. burg after a long illness. Surviving ar^ her husband, Peter TJorn in Ireland she had lived fa rt, became the bride of Arthur Falea R. Deckenbach Jr.; her father, in Keansburg 31 years. H aM T , Saturday, Apr. M , IMS. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Fales, Henry L. Bowden of Memphis; two Surviving are a son, Joseph Scott I k a bridegroom ta the am of Mr. Campview PI., K eaniburg, are sons, Michael and Mark, and two at home, and a sister, Mrs. Esther a Mra. Am Myrtetui, IN High- parents of a daughter born Tues­ daughters, Miss Nancy Lynn and Shannon of Jersey City. A vt., Kearny. The Rev. Wil day, Apr. 21, 1935, at Monmouth Miss Janet Lee Deckenbach, all at The funeral was held Tuesday at M an •awiefc p r n r m e d tha double Medical Center. home. 8:15 a.m. from the Scott residence Hap caramoay la St. lowpb'i The funeral was held Tuesday at lo St. Vnn’s Church where a req­ Laazare Cbwch, Kayport, at I p.m. 1:30 p.m. in the Mehlenback Funer­ uiem high mass was offered at Tba bride w u ahraa la marriage Mr. and Mrs. William Lanzaro, al Home, Hazlet, with Rev. Paul 8:45 a.m. by the Rev. Frederick i f bar fattier. She wora a form il 330 Main St., Matawan, are parents C. Deckenbach, pastor of St. John’s Valentino, assistant pastor. Burial a d aM tc (ilk organza deiign- I of a daughter born Thursday, Apr. and St. M ark ’s Episcopal Church, was in Mt. Olivet Cemetery, Mid- _ with m o p aecfcliae, t a g taper- 22, 1965, at Riverview Hospital. Newark, officiating. Burial was in dletawn, under the direction of thi ad r fe iv n aad chapel train. Her Rest land Memorial Park, Hanover. Ryan Funeral Home. liutchinaon afeaw • Imgtb veil of French illu- Wolcott P. Newman •taa M l from a crown at tiny cry*- Mr. and Mrs. K arl Hutchinson, Michael F. Wilt Wolcott P. Newman, 67, died lata aad iha carried a caicade Matawan Rd., Old Bridge, are I Michael F. Witt, 44, of 80 Lloyd Saturday, Apr. 24, 1965 at home, baMaat of white daMat aad ba- parents of a daughter born a' ' Rd., Marlboro, died Thursday, Apr. 113 Eleventh St., Lakewood. Mr, jouth Amboy Memorial Hospital. 22, 1905 in Riverview Hospital. Mia-bnalbi. ' ■ -‘ Newman was born in Lakewood, J o a n n e Schwindt, at Laskiewki Born in Jersey Cily, he had son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Wol­ w ai the maid of honor lor lived in Marlboro three years. M r. and Mrs. Nicholas Laskic- cott Newman. bar alltar. Mri. Allen McGovern, A World War II veteran, he was wicz, Marlboro Rd., Old Bridge, He was a member of the First Kearny, wai the. bridal attendant. employed as a machinist by the Presbyterian Church and a past They wore Empi ra gown* ityled are parents of a daughter born Westinghnuse Corp., Jersey City. at South Amboy Memorial Hospi­ commander of the American Legion with yellow chiffon bodice* with He wns a member of St. Joseph's tal. ' Post in Lakewood. Iona fleevei and acoop necklines Church, Keyport. Mr. Newman was a retired aad white chiffoa ikirts accented llartrum Surviving are his wife, Mrs. mason contractor. He served with with back bowi u d hemline aaih- Mr. and Mrs. Roger Hartrum, Hlanche (Benko) Witt; a son, Rich­ the Marine Corps during World aa. Tripia circular veil* fell over ard, and two daughters, Lorraine War I. , their cryital - itudded yellow flow* Route 9, Old Bridge, are parents of a son born at South Amboy and Christine Witt, all at home; Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Mary a r heidpieoei and they carried cu- Memorial Hospital. four brothers, William F. and Fran­ (Havens) Newman; a son, William, cade bouquet! at yellow diiife i. cis M. Witt, both of Jersey City; Keyport; three daughters, Mrs, K. Serra* Aa Beat M aa ' Wiiliami Clatus F. Witt of Newark, and Constance DeBow, Newark, Del.; Robert Zehick, Bloomfield, was Mr. and Mrs. Earl Williams, Frederick J. Witt of Saddlebrook, Mrs. Gloria tlyslop, Denver, Colo., the beit man, and Gary Adcock, Lantana Way, Laurence Harbor, and four sisters, Mrs. Anthony and Mrs. Joan Brandt Lakewood; N tm r it, utbered, are parents of a daughter born Brescia and Mrs. Frank Smith, a brother, Paut, Daytona Beach, After a reception In the Eagle at South Amboy Memorial Hospi­ both of Point Pleasant, and Mrs. FJa., and a sister, Mrs. Dorothy Hoae Fire Co., Keyport, the couple tal. Joseph Gasorowski, and Mrs. Har­ Levitt, St. Petersburg, Fla. left en i motor trip through tha ry Bell, both of Saddlebrook. The W, David DeRoche Funeral Southern State*. For traveling, the Massclli - A requiem high mass was offered Home was in charge of arrange­ bride wore a green knit ileeveleis Mr. and Mrs. Sandy Masselli, M onday in St, Joseph's Church, ments. . A-ihape dreu with black patent Creighton Circle, Old Bridge, are Keyport. Burial was in St. Joseph's leather acce«orlea and a coniRe parents of a son born at South Cemetery, under direction of the ef white orchid*. . Amboy Memorial Hospital. Day Funeral Home, Keyport. Births Tha bride wai graduated from Connolly William E. Shortridge Clarke St. Jam e i High School, Newark. MRS. CARL J. DOLAN JR. MRS. DOUGLAS FREDERICK RYDER A son was bom to Mr. and Mri. She w u employed by the Newark Mr. and Mrs. John Connolly, William E. Shortridge, 74, died Talon Dr., Hazlet, are parents ol Thursday, Apr. 22, 1965 in his Peter Clarke, Terrace PL, Keani­ Hew*. . ' . , , : , , M isi Margaret A. Potenia, Rainbow Wedding ' Miss Elaine Agnes Menosky, cascade bouquet of pale green car­ a son born Saturday, Apr. 24, home, 721 Netherwood Dr., Cliff­ burg, Friday, Apr. 2), 1965, at The bridegroom waa graduated The attendants In the rainbow daughter of Mr. and Mri. Frank 1965, at Riverview Hospital. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mich­ nations. wood. Riverview Hospital. from E ait Side High School, New- wedding wore 'identical gowns E. Pqtenza, 476 South Laurel Ave., ael Menosky, 202 Laurel Ave., Two Attendant* Born In Germany, he had lived aifc and wrved four yeira in the with matching chiffon hats and Purcell Bryint West Keaniburg, and Carl J . Dolan they carried cascade bouquets of llolmdel, and Douglas Frederick The bridal attendnnts, who wore in Cliffwood 35 years. Mr. and Mrs. Fnncii Bryant, U.S. Marine*. He ii employed by Mr. and Mrs. John Purcell, 12 jr., were married Saturday, Apr. matching carnations. Miss Virginia Rydor, were married Sunday, Apr. identical gowns and headpicces in Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Fre­ Harding Blvd., Laurence Harbor, Newark Newi. Crescent Dr., Hazlet, are parents Martin, Keyport, wore pink; Miss da Shortridge; three sons, Paul are parents of a ion born Thurs­ 24. 1985, in St. Ann’* Church, of a son born Friday, Apr. 23, 25, 1965, at 4 p.m. The bridegroom maize, were Mrs. Thomas Dev­ Linda Dolan, a t home, sister of the Shortridge of Long Branch, Fred day, Apr. 22, 196S, at Perth Amboy Keansburg. The bridegroom ii the 1965, at Riverview Hospital. is the son of Mrs. Frederick Ry­ bridegroom, willow green; Miss lin, Ocean Grove nnd Miss Ann Shortridge of Czechoslovakia, and General Hospital. Will Filed ion of Mr. and Mri. Carl J. Do­ der, 87 North Sunnycrcst Dr., Little Auguitine Campbell, Parlin, cousin Genovese, Hoimdel. They carried Ernest Shortridge of Cliffwood lan sr., 75 Thirteenth St., West Keefe Silver, and tha late Mr. Ryder. The of the bride, blue, and Mrs. Robert cascade bouquets of pafe yeffow Beach; seven grandchifden, and DeAflgete Keaniburg. The Rev. Frederick A. Mr. and Mrs. John Keefe, Lau­ Rev. Harold Hornberger performed M n . D ark L . Tataraaa Magda, Morganville, cousin of the carnations. a great-grandchild. Mr. and Mrs. Anthony DeAngelo, Mrs. Dari* L. Peterson, Raritan Valentino performed the double rel Ave., West Keansburg, are the double ring ceremony in the Charles St., Matawan, are parenti bridegroom, turquoise. Ronald Ryder, at home, was the , Township, who' died Apr. 3, 1965, ring ceremony at 2 p.m. parents of a daughter born Fri­ Holy Trinity Lutheran Church, Red The funeral Was held Monday at of a son bom Thursday, Apr. 22, Frederick Moser, Keyport, was best mun for his brother. 1 p.m. in the Day Funeral llome, left her estate to a granddiughter The bride was given In marriage day, Apr. 23, 1965, at Riverview Bank. 1965, at Perth Amboy General Hos­ the best man for bis cousin. Ush­ Keyport, with the Rev. Frank W. MiHrad Leonard, named executrix by her father. She wore a floor- Hospital. The bride was given in marriage Ushering were Michael Menosky, pital. ering were Anthony Luciano, Long Sweeten, pastor of the Matawan and grandsons, Richard McKen- length gown of Chantilly lace de­ by her father. She wore a floor- a t home, brother of the bride and liland, cousin of the bride; Frank McBaln Methodist Church, officiating. Bur* non in d John Leonard. The will signed with scalloped neckline, lengtli gown of angel-skin peau Ernest Calnvito, Hoimdel. Wayte Potenza, at home, brother of the iai was in Fair View Cemetery. waa dated in 1963. long sleeves and six - tier skirt Mr. and Mrs. William McBaln, de sole witli Alencon - lace border­ After a reception in Crystal Mr. and Mrs. John Wayte, Vic­ bride; Arthur Schwarz, Hazlet, and Parkview Dr., Hazlet, are parents toria PI., Union Beach, are par­ with draped chiffon apron. Her ed neckline, long tapered sleeves Brook inn, Eatontown, tho couple Frank Dckorte Victor Carlson, West Keansburg. of a son born Friday, Apr. 23, ents of I daughter born Friday, bouffant veil of illusion fell from and flowing skirt which terminat­ motored to Miami. For traveling, Frank Dotcorte, 78, of Old Mill Buick Staff F«Ud A reception for two hundred 1965, at Riverview Hospital. Apr. 23, 1965, at Monmouth Med­ a crown of pearl and crystal tear­ ed in a chapel train. Her bouffant the bride wore a pink suit trimmed Rd., Marlboro, died Friday, Apr. guests was held in the Captain's ical Centcr. Members of the staff of Straub drops. She carried a cascade bou­ Table, West Deal. Eastmond nylon net veil was attached to a with a satin bow, white coat, 23 19G5 ut home. A retired farmer quet of white carnations. cluster of nylon net petals and matching pink hat, black patent he resided in Marlboro for 30 years. lotors, Route 35, Keyport, were The couple left on a motor trip Mr. and Mrs. David Eastmond, . Thompson Miss Virginia Huber, West Or­ flowors and she carried a cascade leather accessories and a corsage He is survived by four daughters, guests of the Buick itate organiza­ to Miami and then by plane to Ja­ Morningside Ave., Union Beach, Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Thomp­ ange, was the maid of honor. She bouquet of rosebuds and babies'- of talisman roses. Mrs. Rose Uerardi of Perth Am­ tion for dinner and entertainment maica. For traveling, the bride arc parents of a daughter born son jr., Courtland Dr., Hazlet, are ware g floor - length yellow chiffon breath. A graduate of Red Bank High boy, Mrs. Madeline Annesl and at the Robin Hood, Ciffion. The ware an off-wh/te crepe shea th with Friday, Apr. 23, 1965, at River­ parents of a son born Saturday, gown with cap sleeves and Empire School, the bride Is employed by Mrs. James Hogedus of Woodbridge affair celebrated the attainment of Empire waist, lace overcoat, pink view Hospital. Miss Theresa Mauro, llolmdel, Apr. 24, 1965, at Riverview Hospi­ the title, “ Buick Saiesmasters, waist. She wore a matching chif­ hat and accessories and a corsage was the maid of honor. Her nile Sears, Middletown. The bridegroom and Mrs. Vera Nespole of E g g Har­ tal. 19M” by the entire Straub sales fon picture hat and carried a cas­ of white carnations. Olsen green chiffon sheath was styled also attended Red Bank High bor; a son, Joseph Vetrano, Ea­ force,,'' • cade bouquet of yellow carnations. The bride and bridegroom were Mr. and Mrs. Donald Olsen, At­ with ciuny lace bodice, cap sleev­ School and is employed by Profes­ tontown; 18 grandchildren and 21 A study hy the Travelers Insur­ graduated from Keyport High lantic St., Keyport, are parents of es, and scoop neckline. A short veil sional Pharmacy, Red Bank. gieat-grandchildrcn. ance Companies shows that exces­ School, Class of 1961. Mrs. Dolan a son born Friday, Apr. 23, 19G5, was attached to her m atching satin Funeral'services wera held Mon­ sive speed continues to be the Num­ also graduated from Essex College at Riverview Hospital. bow headpicce and she curried a Now is tho time to advertise day at 8:30 a.m . from the Flynn ber One killer on American high­ of Business. She is a court steno­ those unused articles for sale. A and Son Funeral Home, 424 East ways. Speed was involved in about grapher employed by the North small ad in the classified column Ave., Perth Amboy, followed by a 35 per cent of tho accidcnts which Jersey Reporting Service, Hacken­ will turn them into cash for you. requiem mass at 9 a.m. in Most killed 48,000 persons in 1964. sack. The bridegroom served four years fn the U.S. Navy and is employed by DuPont de Nemours, inc., Parlin. They will reside at 26 Hancock St., Keansburg. ATTENTION Births Yavanovitch Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Yavano­ MOTHERS vitch, Center St., Keyport, arc par­ ents of a son born Wednesday, Apr. SENSATIONAL PORTRAIT OFFER! 21, 1985, at Riverview Hospital. Zrzyston Mr, and Mrs. Paul Zrzyston, K South Beers St., llolmdel, are par­ BY POPULAR DEMAND ROGOZINSKI’S ents of a son born Wednesday, Apr. SEARS 21, I9C5, at Riverview Hospital. W ell Kjionn Child and Baby Photographer Hi H' ' K \s\> Marciano Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Marciano, Carrie Dr., Hazlet, are parents ol a son born at Rahway General Hospital. Berk Mr, and Mrs. Joseph Bork, North Concourse, Cliffwood Beach, are parenti of a son born at Perth Am­ boy General Hospital. Currin One Beautiful Silver>toiie Mr. and Mrs. John Currin Jr., Gordon Ave., Old Bridge, are par­ ents of a daughter bom at St. MR., MRS. MICHAEL J. KRASKO Peter's General Hospital. M iu Carol Lee Jouancau, sleeves, round necklines, bell Schaub 1 1 x 1 4 d lighter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard skirts, satin cummcrbunds and Mr. and Mrs. Warren D, Schaub, fanneau, tl Bcechwood Terr., Watteau panels. They carried prin­ Lincroft Ave., Old Bridge, arc par­ MR., MRS. JOSi:i’ll MICHAEL CARDONK K lla w in , bccaine the bride of M i­ ents of a son born nt St. Peter’s cess baskets of pink spring flow­ chael John Krasko, Saturday, Apr. General Hospital. Miss Jo - Ann Noel Courtney, | tore hats were darker blue of Iden M, IMS, The bridegroom is the son ers which matched the circlets daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wil­ lical design and they carried fans PORTRAIT of Mr. and Mrs, Michael Krasko, they wore on tholr hair. Glinka liam Courtney, 711 K,intan Ave., nl blue roses und while carnations, I I I Pacific Ave,, Jersey City. The Donald Krasko, Jersey City, Mr. and Mrs. George Glinkn, Perth Ainlxiy, becnmc thu bride nl Seven - year - old Sheryl Ann ‘■ifcllblc-rlni! ceremony was perform- brother of the bridegroom, wns Lincoln Ave,, Old Hrldge, are par­ Josep h M ichael C nrdonc, S;ilur- Stem. Perth Amboy, niece ot (lie i d by the Rev, Norman K. Riley the best man. Ushering were John ents of a son born at St. Peter’s day, Apr. 21, KW.5. The bridegrunin bride, wns the flower girl. She in SI. John's Methodist Church, Kuchorek, Mntnwnn, nnd John General Hospital, Is Die s»n of Mr. mid Mrs. Kichard wore a light blue peau do Miie Hazlet, nt 4:30 p.m. Rickard, Jersey City, cousin of iht? Carilnne, 5JI Beers St., Ila/lei. floor • length gown and a crown McLaughlin Tha bride wns given In marriage bridegroom. Nell Lunoue, Orleans, The Rev. Joseph V. Kerr, pastnr, of blue and white flowers which Mr. and Mrs. Robert McLaugh­ by her father. She wore a sata Vt., cousin of the bridegroom, was perform ed Ihe double m u : c<'tem<' matched those in her princess bas­ lin, Jersey Ave., Old Uriclgu, are peau t-;own styled with pearl-stud­ (ho junior usher. ny In Ihe Holy Spirit I'lunch, Perth ket. parents of a dnughter horn nt St. ded lace bordered neckline, long For her daughter’s wedding, A inlxiy nt II p.m . Serves As lies! Man I’eter’s General Hospital. aleeves, trimmed with matching Mrs. Jouancau sclccted a turquoise The bride was given in mat im,"'1 James Sbarra, Sayre Woods, was lace, and chapel train. Her finger- ribbon • on • li.ee street • length BuKh by her father. Shu w ore a floor- the best man for bis cousin. Usher­ Up-length veil nl French illusion dress with matching pillbox nnd Mr, and Mrs. Kenneth Hunch, length silk orgun/.u gown embroid­ ing were C hnrles Cop|M>la, and Ago* ft werka to t l year* wai attached to a crown of pearls a corsage of white cymbldiums. Madison Ave., Old Bridge, are par­ ered w ith seed ikmii'Is. 'flu* fitted Ororgc DIPonlo, Ixitli of llazlet. bodice had u siihrlnn neckline and The ring bearers were Richard and ibe carried a nowgay of white The bridegroom's mother cltoiu a ent! of a win born at St. Peter's No iipixaiiitiiM'til necessnry carnatloni, iweethelrt roses and light green crepe street • length General Hospital. long tapered sleeves and llie bustle Cnrdone, Hazlet, brother of llie drcsi with matching pllllxtt and back terminated in a chapel tram. bridegroom nnd Kenneth Stem, b a M a i’-breath. a Choice uf one portrait from nil jxi*cn M ill Olivia Oabrlel, B elle corsage of pink cvmhldiums. Carney Her luce tmmllllit extended lo llie Perth Amboy, nephew of the bride. A reception followed in the Crys­ Mr, and Mrs. Eugene Carney, 40 end of the chapel train anil w;i'< A reception followed In Ihe l'nr- s /jjja a d e , w ai the m ild of honor. Her I.ifiill one Krur child mailing, packing, Im m w Bmptre w ilit and floor ■ length Jamaica, the bride wore a yellow I’rter'j General llospital. rled i spray of blue cymblillimis no*, the bride wore n white knil thlrt. A circular veil fell over her and green suit, yellow coil, green ind white ntoplianolls, '-ult, black nnd while coat, black Lanalwrit Additional I ra n headpiece m d ihe accessories nml n white orchid cor­ Mil* Kiln Gr!mtill//I, Sniirh " ceKHorlM nnd a while orchid cor- Niiliirnlly lltero l« no nMl^nllon to buy portrait*. Itowvror, a i in I BOO Highway 35 pell I I (■ 111111' I i 11 e I V 1 -tie VMile II 'loyeil by Madi'-mi I" vieihi;' III ihe O r Yuiir M d n n m ’i, Union Hmii'lt him! five- lltislni'^s Admliilslriillmi. He !■= "1(15, Hi Hfv-I-W IV Itrnjill it, I SEARS Muniy Hack year old Cherl Ami JtHiiinwiii. Mai .'mployeil liy lie l,'<,t)|-rni l("« i'" 'll'lielilni: I Ih I'll" li n and e in i llltlllei'l H I life e. I III'" I: Ill'll Inti 1 Open Met*, llitu ^|10 'ill 9i30 awiift, nlei'M of Ihe bride, were llnnlt,' New 'Ymk, I n lin ii I fill) (l| Il...... I . " ' I e l|; , e ! '' aii", Madison I h ' h inji the flower Blrta, They w ire They will reside In llie Ciotvlew Mr, nml M i'i. /Nn'lmny I ,* i>, !|i|l|3 They will resid" in Mr, i"p <|..n «rcpn floor < Imtglh cw n a witli enji A/wrimeiils, Snyrevillu, O ii'gun Avu., Ilu/.ld, tuu iim n iM lllu altiiiuliiiiU' gn.Mla niul pit ill'll /i|iallllien|s, I'llllm THE MATAWAN JOURNAL. N. J. Thursday, April 29, 1965

Marlboro at tt* M M artial. The bat homeowners pay tax bill* qver cialize within the group on a peei Oyster Creek Plant Construction of the lower portioa committee la beiag expanded to State School Aid twice t t high, N JEA says. A one Retarded Child’s level; to develop motor control, of the building, which will contaia County COP Adds Contract Is Awarded 6ive ttfm nU lioi to mor* v n i per cent tax on property raises $KM dexterity, co - ordination, speech, the major generating equipment i the cow ty aa the populatioa performance skill, and response to will start imm ediately. It is sched- t grow* aad rtufta. b Found Faulty per pupil In the typical district in Sumner Camp A contract for more than $3,000, T p Steering Unit authority and discipline; to provide nVd for completion by the end of The party leader, wh* ia also the "wealthiest” category, but only 000 for the construction of the lower Couaty Repubii- New Iefaay*a atothod ef fiaaaciag Applications for the Summer Day an environment in which success 19K5. The structure will be of rein­ County Clerk, noted 14 new votlai $112 in the “poorest” category. portion of the turbine generator forced concrete and will measure ailttee k u h M puhUc sctooia haa aa “obvioue Camp for Retarded Children, spon­ can be achieved." diitrfcte were added lo the county N JEA has supported bills in both 170 by 270 feet. A total of 40,0M ______I h .i'IM tir i, Cowaty faaH" lhat aot only live* belter The camp program operates Mon­ building of Jersey Central Power h Ihla year, brtagiag the total to 2M. the State Senate and Assembly to sored by the Monmouth County Unit cubic yards of concrete will be ue- O U n m i. IUmwII Woolley m- edacattaa to chitdrea from weaKh- of the New Jersey Association for days through Fridays from 9 a.m. I-ight Co.'s Oyster Creek nuclear ier arcaa, but impoaaa higher taw a correct the “inequity” by increas­ ed in construction. ing the share the state pays in fi­ Retarded Children, are being ac­ to 3 p.m. Bus transportation is pro fueled electric generating station in mm-'-'-'amm—I ———t J - «— •---- CAP Plant D rl oa bomeowaera ia poorer area*, Mr< v m w v n h ■ * ■ * , cepted now through May 15, an­ vided from central points in the Lacey Township has been award report* the New Jeraey Edurallai nancing local schools. It passed, Three Cited By Firm Im itM liilM ttM iU M nounced John F. Monaghan, Red county. F ull or partial camper- ed to the Poirier and McLane Corp. Civil Air Patrol personnel and A sm latk *. the added funds would give the 4M b m M ky in lriin l cfcalnMi most achool aid to the neediest dis­ Bank, executive director. Camp in­ sliips will be available through lo­ of New York. equipment will take part in a civil Tho contract was awarded by Three bayshore area employeea aadthearfaataatieae which toy Tbit fault, aaya N IEA, i* that the tricts: The median increase for formation and applications may be cal men’s ant) women's organiza­ defcnie drill planned lo take place Bruns and Roe, Inc., engineer-con of Hercules Powder Co., Parlia, state ahouldera a very small por­ districts In the “ wealthiest” cate­ secured at the Unit office, 30 Hud­ tions for youngsters whose par­ ia Shrewibuiy, May IS, Edward L. tion of tbe coata each commuaity structor for the station. General marked service anniversaries with laatadwere Albert A. Karr Jr., gory would be $29.77 per pupil, son Ave., Red Bank, or telephone ents are unable to meet the camp Mordauat. Neptune City, preti- fee. Electric Co. is prime contractoi the firm this month. They are Bay* I w m horeufh attainlatta tor; must pay to educate ka children. whereas for districts in the “poor­ 747-292*. dent df tha Monmoulh County Ci­ and will supply the complete plant ard T. Lamborn, Union St., Mata­ I n * * ! IcfcJdMadaaa. Atlaatic NJEA, which represtate over H M est” category it would be $128.80. Cam p will be In operation for six The Monmoulh County Associa­ .•' —--«--«.■ ■ ■. —--- « ■- vil Defeaia Director! Aitoclalioa, New Jersey teachers, it supporting including the nuclear reactor, tur­ wan, 30 years; Amos Burlew jr., :• n p w m n a m io m m m p weeks from June 28 through A uk- tion for Retarded Children is a non­ said CAP will uae aircraft and land “That $182 spending gap between bine • generator and all othei RD Matawan, 25 years, and Jamea 1 G n M M n m m AMwrt V, McCftf- legislation to correct it. “ Aa Ions 6, with enrollment limited to 70 profit organization devoted to the equlpmeat for Ihe test, “ lt't anoth­ as the itate refuse* to increase Ita the high and low districts would be equipment for the $68,000,000 p ro A. Youncofski, Oak St., Keyport, IS mentally retarded individuals six welfare of all mentally retarded in er exercise planned to keep civil narrowed by about $100,” NJEA re- ject. years. share ef achool coata, a slatie av­ years of age and over. There is no dividuals. defenae force* oa their toes. We'll erage of |M par pupil aiace 1MT, aorts. “ All districts would be in a A ’VtleffM' (nilMridv utiliie radio equlpmeat, police re- letter position to maintain reason­ maximum age. Campers are ac­ _ _ j i i M ta Wt bid lor the situation caa only get worse," cepted on the basis of the earliest Name Vice President aervee, firemen and firat aidmea,” N JEA waras. able clau size, to compete equally w t i t t i l i i year ky OtaMcntic he added. Any unit wishing to take for available qualified teachers, application. The stale'a “poorest” achool dis­ fM H U m Emm f. Mall; tad place in the merciie, a sim ulited and to provide an enriched pro­ Campsite will again be at the National Lead Co., Sayreviile, tricts, the M per cent with the low­ FARMLAND TOP SOIL Oaarge V, Jewell, Oehaapert, ttp- plane crash, la tsked to coatact gram of instruction.” Boy Scouts of Am erica Cam p Hous- has announced the election of Jam leeaMiaf the Moamoath Coeety est tax resource* behind each pupil man, Farmingdale. The camp pro­ es MacGuffie as vice president. Mr. Vogel at IM Broadway, Long (a median of IM.14T ia true-value SCREENED OR PREMIUM YeMglaeeMiceaa, . . • Branch. • gram operates under the supervi­ M r. MacGuffie is manager of N a­ property valuations), bad a median Armstrong Cork Co. Mr. WMtay aaM Um eteeriag sion of a professional staff of quali­ tional Lead's Titanium Division. weightM expenditure per pupil last I — llln wfll probably add rapra- Your advertisement in thia paper S«Im , Earningt Up fied teachers and counselors of the Mr. MacGuffie joined National year of $4IL74, reports NJEA. la Erosion Control — Planting — Sod Mtfatlvee Ii m Matawaa Tom- will reach proapective purchaaer* mentally retarded. Lead Company In 19)4 as a chem­ the "wealthiest" district*, the top ia every community in the bay- During the first three months of Ll*4 Goal* ist at Sayreviile. It per cent (wilh median tas re­ s & » r » s . . » a art*.- 1965, sales and earning* set new The following are the goals of a L LUCAS, Inc. sources of |M,JM per pupil), the first quarter records for Armstrong The number of highway deaths in median expenditure wai IU 8 H per camping program for the retarded; Cork Company. Estimated results "To provide enjoyable, recrea­ 1964 soared to 48,000. In addition, pupil. This meaaa that the typical were announced by Armstrong’s tional experiences which are essen­ according to a survey by the Tra­ district ia spending $103 president, M. J. Warnock, during tial to realizing potential growth; velers Insurance Companies, 3,840,­ KEYPOftT (AU 2 6 4 - 1 4 1 5 lesa to educate cach child than the POt TNI BIST IN MKAIS 11 the Company's annual meeting of .to accept a peer group and to so­ 000 persons were Injured. typical “ rich" district, NJEA points stockholders in Lancaster, Pa., to­ out. day. CUas Tax H ffsnace Armstrong estimated sale* at Vet, the district* in the among $86,878,000 for the first quarter, up "poorest" category, the median four per cent from sales of $83,223,­ school tax last year wa* $2.09 per 000 in the same period of 1964. Net M & S MARKET SIM of actual value, reporta NJEA, earnings in the first three month* or $411 oa a $20,000 house. But In A aURHU MOT KM • n iH were estimated at $6,956,000, in­ the “ wealthiest” categoiy, the me­ creased six per cent from earnings dian rate was only 11.03 per !1M, of $6,551,000 one year ago. or $206 on a $20,000 house. M W. front SI. 2644107 Kayport Earnings per share of common Thus, the typical “poor” district stock were 85 cents lor the initial has a skimpier education program, quarter of 1965, contrasted with Cl cents in the first three months af 1964, and 50 cents for the same period of 1963. Comparison figures are adjusted to reflect the two-for- one stock split of May 19G4.

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The Shrewsbury River Affiliate of the Children’s Psychiatric Cen­ ter is sponsoring a benefit Disco­ theque to be held on Sunday, from ‘ to B p.m . a t Rcidy’s Cocktail Lounge, 42 Ave. of Two Rivers, L a w n . S c l u I k i q a Rumson. Instructors from the Dor­ othy Toland Dance Studios will demonstrate the Watusi, the Frug and other dances. The pro­ ceeds of the benefit will be donated to the Children’s Psychiatric Cen­ 37 W . FRONT STREET, KEYPORT ter to support its work In helping emotionally disturbed children of Oakhurst • Holmdel • Middletown Shopping Center Monmoulh County. 0 Long Branch

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W ill Play At Teenage Dance Tomorrow Night ing the first three months of 1965. And each entrant must submit an IWSwvey Drivers Notify IRS Of A Bimiter information return must essay of approximately 500 words also be filed by any broker hand­ on "The Student’s Role in Govern* Needs Address Change ling such transactions. ment and Politics.” The entries nm During 1964 more than 750,000 judged by a panel of educators and H w N ae JoaNR HtalnMQf Aaifcos* Taxpayers who have moved since employment tax returns and near­ one winner is selected from each tw h u W MMeri H wUI Malt this they filed their income tax returns ly 123,000 excise tax returns were '..w afer a nariM af art#* • aad - should be sure that the postmaster tiled in the Newark District Office. of three sections of the state. The '* tuba surveys among driven who served their former residence names of the winners will be an­ r e the road ’it ordri to h MMU i has their new address. This is es­ Summer Scholarship nounced in mid-June. ' raffic needs along the Oardca pecially important for individuals ‘ M e Parkway fcstwasn Union aad who expect tax refunds. Plan ToJd By Williams Motorists Penalized uaaaa Counties. . These taxpayers should also noti­ ; Hm interview surveys a ia a nec- fy the Newark District Office in Sen. Harrison A. W illiams jr. an­ Sixteen bayshore area motorists rm uy firat itep in determining the writing of their new address. The nounced today thnt his annual sum­ had their driving privileges sus­ •sd x lity of such imprnvemeat notification should include the mer scholarship program is under pended under provisions of the name, social security number and way. Each year since 1959, Sen. point system or mandatory speed »aad authorised by Uw U gU aH n address exactly as it was shown Williams has selected three out­ plans, it was tancLir.c^d this week ' a l year h a a t M T aa liver to on the tax return as well as the standing high school seniors to by the State Division of Motor 'M a Brunswick tre a i and possible new address. It should be mailed spend two to three weeks in his Vehicles. Motorists penalized were g f t ^ lsrrhsngas with planned iater- (o: District Director of Internal Washington office, immediately af­ Joseph Bird, Old Bridge; Chaster Revenue, Newark, N.J. 07102. ter graduation, getting a ctoseup Jameson, Morganville; Joseph Ik o survey stations, both on aad People who have recently moved view of tiie way in which their na­ E. Gutowsky, Union Beach; James n t tha Pnrkwsy.will be staffed ly lo suburban areas should use only tional government operates. Barrett, Keyport; Sandra Burlew, ancstst si CowiMo * Cdpitti , official post office addresses rather Information and entry blanks for Old Bridge; Frank Daly, Union tka AmOmtoft Consulting Traffic than subdivision names. Refund this year’s contest are available In Beach; Fred Goldberg, Old Bridge. 3ujaacrn who wilt coapile aad checks and other correspondence high schools throughout the state. Louis Picardi, Keansburg; W il­ ire processed through servicc cen­ The deadline for entries is May 30. liam Hutcheon, Keyport; Jan e s >11m initial traffic survey station* ters and mail can be delivered from Entrants must submit a transcript Beveridge, Keansburg; Robert "lave been set up on Route IS, aear these centers only to post office of their high school record, along Donlin, llazlet; Lavina P. Juarez, tV K a id . oa U.S. Route • last addresses. with a recommendation from the Keyport; William P. Newaotne, ■mtk sf Ma Roata H (anetioa, aad Deadline Oates principal, and must indicate their Old Bridge; Charles Rommel], vm the Tattnray at Ms RarMaa Most individual taxpayers are honors and awards, hobbies, Com­ Union Beach; Robert Grynef, Un­ I M F lan . In each case, ealy conccrned with just one Federal munity activities, work experience, ion Beach, and Franklin W. Hoop- ' larthboaad drtvsrs «M ba dapped and other information. er, Matawan. JV interviews. - . tux deadline each year. After Apr. A e stattoas on Routes IS and • 15 they have no tax returns to file ta operation Thursday through for another year. However, em­ between the .tours of ~ ployers and businessmen are con­ 1 7 p.m. The Patkw tinually aware of the tax calendar ■ sarvay wiH ns because they have to meet at least YOU HAVE A DATE through May V between the one tax deadline almost every hoars of 1 a jn . aad II gjn , month. FOR ■The tJwnnrsapoaU i will > reacUvat- Retailers, manufacturers and others who are required to file Fed­ al aflsr JulyJ u f t T 14 li when a number 1 Other survey stations planned eral excise tax returns must file them for the first quarter of 1965 LUNCH throughout the Ocesn • Monmouth arse start to function in daylight on or before tomorrow. Employ­ AT ' • ; . hours far periods of either two or ment tax returns for the some The Tokens of Television, Radio p.m. There will be a silver foun­ throughout tha world, with sales ed by Mrs. Joseph D'Alola, Mrs. period are due on the same day. Rva days. These will be announced and Stage will appear at the First tain, silver chandeliers and other over 2,000,000. la detaH at a later date. Frank McGinnus, Mr. and Mrs. Full payment of Income and social Anniversary. Ball for Teenagers ornamentation to make it a mem The turnout for the Anniversary socurltv taxes withheld from the to be held in St. Joseph's Audi­ orable evening. Charles DeVizzio and Mrs. John YE COTTAGE Ball is expected to reach over earnings of their employees as well Pocsaji, In addition to volunteer Monmouth Museum torium, Maple PI., Keyport, lo Offer lilt Numbers 700. Music for dancing will be as for their share of social security morrow. The Tokens will perform their provided by the Mod’s, popular or­ chaperones every Friday evening. taxes must accompany the com­ Flam ForOpening The Rev. Edward Strano of St. INN hit numbers including the famous chestra. fn addition to the dances, tiie pleted returns. , „ • 141 W. FRONT fl. Joseph’s Church, Keyport, held the "The Lion Sleeps Tonight" which Specially engraved Invitations teen-age program has included, One hundred and fifty objects, Tax returns nnd payments re­ first Teenage Hop Friday evening, they recorded while under contract have been issued and everyone KEYPORT •a n snd priceless, gathered from during the past year, swimming, quired by the Interest Equalization Apr. IT, 1984 with an attend­ with RCA. This record was an is invited to attend. Tickets will shout 90 top museums, galleries, rollerskating parties and other ac­ Tax Law are also due tomorrow. GOOD FOOD - GOOD ATMOSPHERE ance of ](S. A registration book overnight sensation and quickly also be sold at the door. Spectator tivities for the youth of the im­ These reiurns must be filed by in­ aiversities, and private collections feL M4-IM1 * n » lt Free h i U « was started and since then 1400 skyrocketed to the Number One scats in the balcony are available. mediate and adjacent areas of ars being Installed in specially dividuals who purchased foreign teenagers have registered. Friday spot in the nation and eventually The Rev. Father Strano is assist­ Monmouth County. securities from foreign sellers dur- ’ illt display cases In the Bosrd- night attendance averages 450. Rotunda in Asbury Park, this Each teenager who attends must , in prepnration tor the puhllc register and each is given a card Opening Sunday afternoon, of the which will be his or her identity awnth-loag exhibition, ‘The Spell and admittance proof. • I the Sea,” being staged by the The popularity of these dances Monmouth Museum. has gone far beyond the Matawan- Oldest object ia the exhibition, Keyport area; the registrants com­ designed to show the Influence of ing from as far as Red Bank and die sea on civilisation from ancient Little Silver. Spccial decorations times to the present, is a 4000-yea r- will feature the Anniversary Bali ald Egyptian relief carving in lime­ DON'T which wili be held the customary stone, on loan from the Brooklyn three hours, from I p.m . to II Museum. Of more recent vintage will be a large number of paintings from Group Art Exhibit A s I2th century to the present, which wUi.be Uie “greatest paiiit- The shore area wjll soon have lag caMectioa” ever brought to the good fortune of viewing a first- Monmouth County, in the opinion rate professional group - art exhi­ FORGET al Chnrles B. Harding, Rumson, bit when tha Guild of Creative Art, president of the Musenm. Shrewsbury, opens its show May 4. The Guild is privileged to present Self-guided nature tours and ge­ a collection of works by 25 mem­ > stogy walks await visitors to Sandy bers of the highly esteemed Asso­ Hook State "P a rti' in Monmouth ciated Artists Of New Jersey, to be County: The barrier beach Park is seen through May IT. • apefvM h lln Now Jeraey Dw- ■ rtment a t Conservation ‘ Real Estate Listing Cards for Economic Development. sale at this office.

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Home Economists Urged W SCS Units In State New Members ■ Ol Otvlas I m OS Main St.. M fettf To Attend May Workshop Plan For Anniversary Bayshore R eligious Services Rev. Pkoote Dailey. Paatot TORO Join Church Servian are held Sunday at 1 Professionally - trained home ec­ The 25th annual meeting and an p.m aad Tuesday at * o.m. onomists are needed to fill many niversary celebration of the Wo­ ■ FItm ProabytortM C M H t jobs throughout the State of New m m IM hiraa Church ol tho man's Society of Christian Service MOWERS fteMntPreabyterien Church RtaM M aM Fraaklto t t . Jersey says Mrs. Sylvia F. Meehan, of the New Jersey Conference will >.u4 , «Nafe«eenrtoeoea Holy Thiroday. Cans Nock aad Freshen Ms. Matawaa Monmouth County Home Econo­ Madfea Totraaklp High Sckaol be held in the Haddonfiold Metho­ . ■ ’ J k M d N fenanRy anfeai with mist. To help return home econo­ • Ret EugMi F Oiegoty, Paatas Rev Chestei A Galloway, Rev. Harley E. Meyer, Pastoi Rev. Daniel D. Reli mists who are not employed at dist Church, May 5, using the * • tfMKh M d H 0( tfceao « m Suaday School ia at 1:11 a.m.; Pastoi Family Bible VMII is held at 9:15 Pastor present to today’s world of work, theme, "He is the Same Yesterday, ^ - A t ’ COMWflfeaBftS Morning worship services will be a.m. aa fhioday and family wor­ : morning worship aervice. 19: 45 Sunday School and Bible classes a Workshop will be held on Satur­ ,v,i",> ■''"'' : ' ■ ' ship, II; M a.m. Today and Forever." s c o n s a.m. with the meesage by (he paa­ meet at I a.m. The pastor will held at 9:30 and 11 a.m. The pas­ day, May 22, from 9:30 a.m. un­ ' Ib n In * M e leeariMnMn nwrt Program will be under the di­ ■' tor entitled' “Christ Is Revealed," preach at the M:3t a.m. worship tor’s sermon topic will be “Mar­ OevM'a raheraaelo til 1 p.m. at Douglass College, New ' K. dardoa KMa, IlMtewild rection of Mrs. H. Bland Detwiler ia connection with the observance service. A cottage meeting will be ried Love." Sunday School meets At Brunswick. i It M n. Merita JUufaac, SI la- and Mrs. Ira S. Pimm. “ 25 Years! Seed and Leae.Mr. aM Mra. David of Um Lord's Supper. The Brook­ held at I p.m. at the home of Mr. 9:30 and II a.m. Baby - care is BMtr James Mow. Paator Mrs. Merna Samples, Professor of Home Economics, Douglass Col­ The Challenge is the Future.” Mu­ *, I Fawn Ft.. Mra. Ruaaell dale Nursing Home service is at and Mra. R. Owen, J1 Carnegie provided for children under three Sunday School la a' IB a.m. Fertilizer morning worahip. II a m lege, has arranged a program of sic will be by Sisterhood Choral 11 Ir., M Maad PI . Dr. u d 4 :4 p.m. At S;M p.m. the youag Ct., Middletown. years of age during both services. MM b U t >. Manned. ,W MM- interest to all home economists who Group of the Conference. The pres­ Ave.. Mr. aad Mra. Harold people will meet at the church io Calvaif Matkadlot Churc* Fauna Ml Fiicaira are considering re-entering their ident, Mrs, Albert T. Stretch jr., lha Hahadel fknwh profession. M i d i Dr.. Mr. and Mra. attend special youth Sunday activi­ Rev Thomaa H. McNallv Third St., Koypert ' Sptrlnal Church will preside over the afternoon bus­ e J Suck, m tavlae Dr.. Mra. ties at First Baptist Church, Long Minister Rev. David Propert MS Shore Rd., Uaion Beech Speaking on Factors to Consider iness session. Bishop Prince A. M ir H M ch.il Varna Dr.. and Branch. The evening service is at “The Letter to the Seven Church­ Pastor Rev Katherine Miller. Pastoi Before Going to Work will be Dr. Taylor jr., wilt install (he officers. Kenneth llaun, Assistant Professor SIMPLICITY Sl: Ir. Md Hm. Mdterd G. Smith, es” will be the pastor's theme on The pastor's message for bath Service! e n held or Sunday ant .;-;.-r M l Lkyd Rd.. all of Mttawon. 7:tt p.m. when George Whlttemore, in Psychology, Douglass College. student at Faith Seminary, Phila­ Sunday at the II a.m. service. Sun­ the 8:30 a.m. service and the 10:45 iTiuredey evenings al I o'cloci Realtor Week Planned ■Xf n m OM B rian w tn Mr. and uid m Friday afternoons at I p m Opportunities in the profession to­ Tractors V J ’ M n. VMImi Stortin*, II Harold delphia, will be speaker. day School begins at t:4S a.m. and a.m. service will he, “ Man’s day will be discussed in terms of m Plans have been launched by the :i'- tt.M r. aad Mn. ErUn* FleMhHra, Youth Fellowship meets at 7 p.m. Weakness.” The junior choir will H . Jeka’a Methodist Church new kinds ot jobs, part-time possi­ St Mary's New Jersey Association of Real Es­ 0 M ■ E f HARDWARE ' ' * Av*.. Mn. Jam** Ford, in fellowship hall. sing at the 8:30 servicc and the Fleraace Ave., Hailet bilities, availability of positions, h ■ Enel Froat St. Keyport tate Boards to participate in the ( l l l l P \ COMPANY Am.. and Mr. Md Mra. Rev Henry A Male. Rector senior choir at the 10:45 service. Rev. Norman R. Riley, Pastor and qualifications. Refresher cours­ Sunday worship services are held es, graduate work, and procedures nationwide observance of Realtor KEYPORT ___Laa UrlM. SI Cindy St. Ai- On Sunday there will be morning frtalty Charak (I There will be a nursery in opera­ at 9 aM 11 a.m. for placement will be explained. Week, May 23-29, it was an­ ;l'. 0 M n. Im M Stevens, Tennent prayer, 7:45 a.m.; Holy Commun­ 2k W . Front St., K*yport M ., M n. Ln»ra Williams, Ten- Rev Carrall B Hall tion at the late service. Church nounced today by David E. Fein- ion, I a.m.; lamily service and MergaavlUt m h -m oMi Chunk stein, president. Jack W. Todd, 264-2000 M « Rd., Md Mra. William Connor, Rector School Is in session at 9:30 a.m. Society To Meet church achool, 9: It a.m. and morn­ MorgaaviUe Medford Lakes, has been named •jPrahard Fhwy., bom Morgan- Matins and Holy Communion will There are classcs from the nursery F ro Dolivery • Easy C harf* ing prayer and address, II a.m. Rav. William N. Frantz, Pastoi chairman of the committee In Park In Rear through senior high school. Prepar­ John Seng, performer, arranger There will be Holy Communion be Sunday at 7:4S a.m.; Family Sunday aervicea include Sunday charge of co-ordinating activities. _ of tha communlcMts and composer, will be featured at Wednesday at S a.m. and Friday EucharUt and church school, 9:15 atory Class, for church membership School, 9:45 a.m. and courch ser­ ara Jadith Ann Butiko, 41] at I; 10 a.m. the May 10 meeting of the Mon­ a.m.; Holy Eucharist and sermon, will meet at 3 p.m. The television vice. 11 a.m. Youth Fellowship le Am., Richard Evan Eisen- meets the second am. fourth Sun- mouth Organ Society. Mr. Seng is lha Faith Relan aae Charefc II a.m.; EYC Convocation at St. game, "Jeopardy" will lie played a Chita* U m , Gary Walter daya at 7:30 p.m. the first of a series of nationally ' , M Linda Circle, Jeffrey aad Peek Am James, Bradley Beach, 4 p.m.; ev­ Sunday evening, at 7 p.m. at Sen­ known artists who will be featured . Harfc, IT Denial Dr., David ensong, 7:30 p.m. ior High Youth Fellowship, St. Je n ya’e Ckerta at club meetings every month dur­ Ross W. Maghan Agency Rev Theodore C. Muller. Faetot •aith. T4 Edgar Rd.. and Holy Communion will be cele­ Pint Church Ot Christ, SciaatMi M ipli PL, Kaypert ing the season. The Monmouth Or­ Ml Huaahait TomaieUo, I Bruce Goodwin, student pastor, gan Society meets at 8 p.m. at '.he brated Friday at >:10 a.m. M Breed St., Keyport Rav. Ccraellua J. Kane. Pastoi ■'p;v a Ave., Iran Matawan. Alao will speak on the topic, “Who Do M anet will be held Sundsj Cobblestones Restaurant, on Route " S a v e W ith S a f e c o Men Say I Am?" at the t:M and Suaday s e r v i c e and Sunday Im a Adams, H Creighton School. II a.m. Wedneaday. tost!- morning at 8:30, 7:30, 8:30, 9:45, 35, Middletown. ■hV; II a.m. services on Sunday. The A u to a n d Homeowner Policies" , aad Unda Grace Monticello, V Ckarck St., mony meeting I p.m Reading room II a.m. and . 15 p.m. Junior choir will sing at t:M a.m. Newton W. Greiner, Minister M It i p Dr., fraa Old Bridge; Miaa Rev. opon Saturday from 1 to 4 n a ttoaqr Am Stumper, IM Wnihing- and the senior choir at II a.m. Sun­ Worship services Sunday are The spiritual requirements for Emmanuel AseemHy Ol God I z ton Avo., South Amboy. day School meets at l:M , t:M and held at 9:30 and II a.m.; Sunday SB Palmer Ave., Keansburg $9,000 release from guilt and suffering Real Estate—Insurance 11 a.m. Mr. Goodwin Is a Junior School, t:4S a.m.; MYF, B p.m. will be examined at Christian Sci­ llov. Roy F. Arnesen, Paator etudent at the New Brunswick The­ Suaday aervices Include Sundsy LCWMeoKn« Canasaaky Mathad ence church services this Sunday. 4 Sadroom, Sfaam Hoof, Afr Con* MATAWAN 138 Main St iOml 6-0003 ological Seminary and has been as­ Subject of the Bible Lessun is School, 9:45 a.m.; church services ditioner, 7*18 Porch, Lot 50x100 CMIaaed and children's church, 11 a.m. I Hm regular monthly meetiaf ot sociated with this church since Sep­ "Everlasting Punishment." Includ­ tember. Senior Youth and Pilgrim Rev. Frank E. Sweeten. Miniates aad evening service 7 p.m. Nicely Landscaped. Mt Ltrthana Chureh Women ot Donald W, Shaner, Aaalitant ed in the Scriptural passages to be 01 Glow Uthtraa Church, Youth advisors will meet at I presented are these verses from X tm p.m. In the educational wing. Pil­ Sacrament of Holy Communion Mgg Ol Kinge Lutheran Chord ^"Matama w m M d Aar. M, at the will be observed Sunday at 9 a.m. Ezekiel: “ Make you a new heart Cherry Tree Farm Rd* - jfU n ilw ti School. The preeident, grim Youth will honor their moth­ and a new spirit . . . For I have no $9,450 FREE - NEW ers at a covered dish supper and worship service; Sunday School, 10 Middletown M n. Heihert Loodner, presided. a.m. pleasure in the death of him that Rev. C. Rogei Burkina, Pastoi After a d o it bu lineai meeting the program at S:M p.m. The program dieth, saith the Lord God: where­ 4 Bedroom, Living Room, Dining GOVERNMENT BOOK FOR theme is “ Tribute to Mothers.'* fore turn yourselves, and live ye." Sunday School: B: 15 a.m. to 10:30 Room. Den, 2 Cor Garage, Lot 32k w m tamed over to the a.m. Church Services S a.m.; 10:45 130. $221.24, HARD OF HEARING lor the eveainf, Mra. O H BUck M m m | M» . Firat Baptist Church a.m. Taxes Nico Trees. Haddock, chairman W rit* today for this new Government Book produced by tfi* ot Frank E Sweetea. Minister m Mala St., Matawaa the social ministry program ot the Donald W. Shaner, Assistant ■rewalewa Community Church United Statei Department of Health, Education and Welfare. Rev. John Hart. Pastor Church School will be held Sun­ dwrcfe. Mra. Iladaock apctoo oa the Mr. Shaner will preach Sunday Public Health Information Seriei No. 53 entitled ‘'HEARING Sunday School will be held at day at 9:45 a.m.; morning worship •rewatowa Uatoa Sunday Schaol $13,500 at the 8:45 a.m. service at which LOSS HOPE THROUGH RESEARCH.” It will ba »ent to you Mods of the HM NiKjr aad eeg- f:M e.tn. and morning worship, services, 9:45 and II a.m., chil­ Rente I d Brewatown ______11 with the theme, “Feed time the chancel choir will furnish In • plain wrapper. a.m. dren’s church, 11 a.m. A nurscTy Rev. Francli Cantel, Pastor 4 Bedroom, 14x14 Eat In Kilchen, fiars mf|ht alleviate these needs. My Sheep.” Confirmation class the music. Hie pastor will preach is provided during both services. Sunday School J held from I: It H m aext meeting at the group will wilt be held at S: IS p.m. and at 11 a.m. with music by the cru­ Full 8asomonf, Lof 50x150, G a s The B.Y.F. Groups will meet at 7 'o 10:45 a.m. and tha church aer HEARING RESEARCH fee haM Tueeday ereaiog, May IS. Youth Fellowship^ ».M p.m. sader and chancel choirs; a super­ Heat. Laundry Room. Sunny Fronf p.m. vice ia from 11 e.m. until I) vised nursery is available and Jun­ o'clock. Everyone Is cordially In Porch. DANA, DEPT. B.A. 1311 & ST. N.W. ior church is conducted. Sunday Reformed Churcb ol Keyport vlted to attend. WASHINGTON 5, D.C. School meets at 9:45 and 11 a.m. W a rm St., Koypert ANNOUNCEMENT Membership training class will On Sunday at 9:30 a.m., there $14,500 W J 22-29 meet in the church office at 7 p.m.; will be a Sunday School program Holmdel Sckeei Senior Youth in the Iccturc room for all ages; enrly worship service, Bethany Rd., Holmdel "G" CLEANERS and TAILOR 4 Bedrooms, Living Room 11x21. at 7 p.m. and Young Adults In 9:30 a.m. and regular scrvice, 10:45 Rev. Edward P. Blaska. Paator n a a a x ix I te aaaeyaci Aet I cm no ln|»i enMletod vith Vefve Clsniw the church house at 7 p.m. a.m. The worship services will be Maaaea are held Sunday al 7, • Porch 7x17. Oil Heat, Overmad I ­ in charge of the Rev, Edwin Jones. I, If and 11 a.m and al 12 o'clock Car Garage, Children's Paradise. m mis Berrien PreobytertM Chaise ef Matam. I will go bad Mo bvtlaea hr myitH « "6" CI aooa. Firai Unitarian Church T H E G A U G E aad Tetten at 40 Srsed St, Keyport on or about June I, IMS. Rev. David L. Bucci, Pastor Ol Monmouth County Went Frout St., Uncrolt Arrange Mortgage Casey's Agency Mallet A new communicants' class will start Saturday at 10:30 a.m. at the Rev. Harold R. Dean, Pastor REALTORS O F L I V I N G church for those in the seventh Tha Pastor will speak at the Roth Mortgage Corp., Newark, grade or above. Adults desiring 10:30 a.m. service on the topic, has. arranged a first mortgage Highway 35 T rue Happiness Is o f God and ...... WATCH FOR THE OPENING I "The 400 Blows - Comments on the membership may meet with the construction and permanent loan of Comes From God .. . He Alona Film and Our Social Responsibili­ pastor Sunday at 9:30 a.m. at the Hazlet ' Can Make Your Life Complete. manse. ty," the fourth and final film in $825,000 on a 100-ramily garden Worship service on Sunday is the International Film Series spon­ apartment project being e/ocled at MULTIPLE LISTING at 11 a.m. when a nursery Is avail­ sored by the Unitarian Church. A Middlesex Rd. and Ravine Dr. In Send For Our Freo Catalog C CHURCH-GOING PEOPLE ARE HAPPIER PEOPLE ) I i m i ' i wishing you a Bon Voyage able. Church school meets at 9:30 coffee and fellowship hour follows Malawan. This project will have a.m.; youth choir, 6 p.m.; Youth the service. Church school is held four and five - room apartments at Phone Now Fellowship, 7 p.m. at 10:30 a.m. middle income rentals. A swim­ SUNDAY, MAY 2 V The Memorial Association or ming pool is being constructed by Craoo O l Glory 264-8442 Monmoulh County will hold Its an­ the builder for the use of the ten­ Mnkoe ll rlghtt Lutheran Charch nual meeting at tho church at 8 ants. Church Services You’re sure af fun aa Matawaa-Marlboro p.m., Sunday. All Interested per­ ' i f Strathmore School, MatawM sons arc welcome. 9:30 and 11:00 A.M. v o y a g e whM yea Rav. Richard A. Weeden. Pastor Sunday Church School will be Moamfuth Reform Tampl* MMftT Free Consultation eouat M m to make held at 9 B.m. and worship ser­ i n Sycamore Avo., Shrowsbnry Sermon aO the arras semen ts vice, 10:30 a.m. A supervised nur­ Rabbi Richard F. Steinbrink "MARRIED LOVE" "s- y--':-.'- sery is provided during the ser­ Sabbath Eve services will be vice. The Luther League will meet held Friday at 8:30 p.m. An oneg Brown Travel Bureau shabbat will follow. On Saturday, • cm si vaaer m im - sis naan si., m s a b »o at 8 p.m. at 28 Idaho Lane, Mata­ m 'ii. • niewar. b iw < - MaM caas> co *m i wan, when elections will be con­ religious school will be held at 9 SYLVIA MYERS, R.N. DIAL-AN-INSPIRATION ducted. a.m. On Sunday, the annual meeting ELECTROLOGUT ' 566-1222 of the congregation will take placc In the auditorium at 8 p.m. e Supervised Nursery (or Children Under Three Yeare> a Church School al » : » end 11:00 A.M. Sayre Woods Baptist Charch Superfluous Hair Permanently Removed Route 9. Brownlown Rev. Richard Jones, Pastor PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Sunday School meets at 9:45 a.m.; worship service, II a.m.; ev­ 101 Ivy Way MOHWAV M (N H I MAM tt.) MATAWAN By Apvotatmaal ening service, 6:45 o'clock, when Matawaa N. 1. O iw H r A. RollawoK, Pott— the Book ot Revelations will be the J topic. Community Church Mala SI, and Lydia PI. Port Monmouth Rov. A. D. Magaw, Pastor The pastor will preach on "Pow­ er Needed — Power Promised" on Sunday at II a.m. with Commun­ ion following the service. Vesper servicc at 8:30 p.m. will have as the topic, "Fear Not.” It co sts ju st Maranatha Baptist Church I llolmdel • Keyport Rd. aad •;V>. Brallley Lana, : f .v Hailet Sunday School meets nt 9:45 a.m.; worship services, 11 n.m. and 7 p.m., when the Rev. D. 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< AkOTHM a n WjjMAMLttMPJIAqyi. JUWIII- O O M I iw row oktailh SURGICAL APPIIANCI ______and DIMJO CO IT W. I'rmn St., Keyimri (Nml In FihiiiIm N.it'l limiiti TOMS FORD INC Mrtfftth-'ll Piik* OliF hour i ''Hrtli/lii* Ifl Ml Im i'i r , • -■!/ 60 Main St. Matawan AtH'IMlI* M 111(1 UrtlhlMUl A H 29. I«W THE MATAWAN JOURNAL. N. 3. Second Section — Pago Seven Armstrong Cork Co. Employees Are Honored To Pay Official Visit Observe lOtti Anniversary visor it was announced by John J. Governor Hughes Issues Report Maloney, managing partner. Thom* Stephan B. Lopes, Carneys The Long Branch office of Thom­ son & McKinnon, members of tho Point, Department Commander son & McKinnon today marked its New York Stock Exchange and otb* A i Holndel Cultural Center oi the New Jersey American Le­ gion, with members of Ills staff, 10th anniversary of operations in er leading security and oommodity PfW eaaatloaa have elicited for tha Canter. Thia prelect will be will make an official visitation New Jersey with an open house get- exchanges in the United States and H W it jiM It:. mpo—a (has Dm constructed through the use of re­ to Monmouth Counly, Wednes­ together. The informal party was Canada is celebrating its 80th an­ ■reyox d Garden State Arts Caster serve funds of the T'lghway Author* day, meeting with Wiicere and hosted at the firm’s offices by niversary of service lo investora ity, specifically set aside (or pur­ fc JM h M «a wfctdt eaaatnictlea members oi the county’s 21 Le­ Charles H. Thompson, manager of this year. • i l l login lu«r UiJ* year. And I am poses auch as thia. Thera will be gion Posts at the Wilbur J. Price the Long Branch office and Walter * to aay that almoat all of this no recourse to the public treasury Post 271, Carr Ave., Keansburg, T. O'Hara, partner and sales super­ Have you read the classified ada? fram Um cMic m of our nor will the Highway Authority be at 8:36 p.m. beaa Uglily favorable. required to sell bonds. A U.S. Army veteran ol World Ta bm. thia it iad tcjtiw of the I can think of no more creative War II, the Legion Commander FULL LINE OF ANNUALS AND PERENNIALS dwaiaidle* wfcldi our people promotion of the public welfare has an impressive record of ser­ wa lor tho great need to provide than this Center, which is intended vice with the organization. A i f Large Variety of Petunias to present man’s musical heritage r Dm cultural needs of a growing Past Commander ol Wallier-Dyer • Rote Bushei • Tropical House Plant* populous Mat* auch ai ouri. as inteipreted by the great living Post No. 181, Penns Grove, and citiieni already know, the talent or our time, tt will also pro­ Past Commander of Salem Coun­ • Geraniumt • Pechytandr* • Rhododendron* • EvergreMi facilitlea for thia Arts Cm- vide for the performance of the ty, he has served in many impor­ • Flowering Shrub* • Shade end Fruit Tree* • i l l ba gmridad by the New dance, drama, and exhibition of tant capacities since joining the • Top Soil # Peat Mon • Fertilisers end Other GerdeA SuppR* fine art and for the study and pres­ Highway Authority which Legion in IIM . Prior to election FULL LINZ OF PATCO PRODUCTS uw Garden State Park- ervation of our natural heritage. in September, he served as De­ _ . . J has Jurisdiction over JPreaeata Now Opportunity partment Executive Committee­ Tefcgrapfc HIM the magalficwrt aite Thia splendid cultural develop- man Irom Salem Counly since SIGISMONDI GREENHOUSES 1158. Commander Lopes, who is em­ 574 Uoyd Road Matawan ' HOLMoa - Ktv«o*r a i u ployed as an accountant with Tel. 566-1709 or 566-4158 E . I. dul'ont de Nemours & Co., Inc., at Dccpwatcr, will address GREEN GROVE GARDENS the Counly Legionnaires on the Legion's state and national pro­ ENROLLMENTS N O W ! grams for 1965, Including an in­ ^ £ “^^^95 up tensive membership drive now -SLjX* .fiiffif-0*1!.1***-. *» tu- n «tri*erstp», parfclu en* walk-ta being conducted throughout the Four employees of the Armstrong Cork Compaay, Mrs. Marie Caracy, Carmen Della Pietro, 2a years slate. Monmouth County Com­ P a l l 'S - B C T W M l ...... ■ '- . ' .. Keyport Plant, were honored it a dinner Apr. IS nt scrvice, and E. P. Davidson, Lancaster, Pa., pro­ mander, James Hughes, will pre­ i K o r i u aoitfc of Airport Hass ghaeaiaa Center al the Cobblestones Restaurant, Middletown, lor achiev­ duction manager, Packaging Materials Division, Arm­ side al the meeting at Keans­ HI. aa and Middle Hoid. . - . - - " ing aervice anaiversaries la IIM . Shawn above are strong Cork. Mrs. Marie Hannon also rcceivcd a burg. Hill Top Country Day Canp 'S S S /S U b * ““ *" > " *• (left to right) W. W. Sheridsa, Plant Muwger; War­ 20-year service award, but was unable lo attend tbe ren Llmbach, 21 yeara service; Mrs. Laara Emmons, dinner. Ages 4 Thru 10 — Enroll Now For July - August 244-IMA Park already is c.idowed with a network of paved roads and drain­ • SW IM M ING • ARTS • CRAFT ment will also mean a new per­ commanding a magnificent view ol Me also wns the architect for the age facilities which, with the value • BASEBALL • GOLF forming and display opportunity Raritan Bav and lotver New York United States Embassy In New of the real property, gives the Arts akyline. Centcr at least a J 1,000.000 head And Other Athletic Activities for the citizens of our state through Delhi and of the American Pavilion Recreation Is New Jersey’s lead- at the 1958 Brussels Worlds Fair. start. community orchestras, c h o i r s , in# Industry. Tiie state, in co-opcr- Well-Known Architect I was pleased to participate in Experienced Top Instructors chamber music ensembles and ma­ the e. -liest discussions for the de­ ation with shore communities, ia His position in the field of struc­ ny others. It will help to immeasur­ velopment of this great Centcr nnd Large Indoor Area • Transportation Incl. undertaking great efforts to attract tural design .spans the years as ably assure a place for all thoae share the great enthusiasm of my visitors to the area. This opportuni­ well as the world. He was the ar­ who create or appreciate art. All fellow citizens as we anticipate the ty for cultural enrichment will re­ chitect of New Y ork’s Museum of of this will be in a par!:-likc setting, fruition of tlrs project, for i: gives Academic Instructions Available inforce our promotional efforts and Modern Art. He was n contributor promise of a new era of cultural en- mean much to Ihe economy of the to the original design of Rockefel­ Thru P.I.I.'s Summer School r i ' ’ .cnt in the lives of our almost entire seashore area. ler Center. His work also includes 7,000,000 people. This is, indeed, a Ackm ia, VmiImMHi I was happy to uinounce a short the National Geographic Society milestone in which all Jerseyans while ago that Edward Durell llcadruarters in Washington and $80 Per Month Includes Alt Costs Except f t E M t f t l K . can tuke great pride. Stone has been commissioned by the Huntington Hartford Gallery of Academic Instructions CHESTER IAUSIS the Highway Authority to design Modern Art In New York and rang­ More thnn 3,840,000 persons sus­ I t Front St - 1*4-1 Mt the Arts Center. The selection of es from a mosque in Pakistan to Mrs, Amy Kraft, Director - For Info. Call 566-2222 this world - renowned architect tained injuries in automobile acci­ Local Agenh for private residences of all sizes in dents last year. Driver error and PRIVATE INSTRUCTION INSTITUTE gives new emphasis to our belief the United States. {ST* HARTFORO FIRE that this Ccnter will rival any simi­ iack of Judgment were responsible Lloyd and Nolan Roads, MorganviHe INSURANCE GROUP lar facility in this country. Mr Oi or about June 1, .dr. Stone ex­ for more than 85 per cent of the Neit To Strethmore pects to have coniplet 'J his master Stone, whose talents have added highway casualties in 1964. plrni for the Ccntcr and will be LIFE - AUTO new dimensions to the architecture able to present a model of the facili­ of our time, has designed the John ••l| | l» ' ■ • lllll'.' " ■ llll" • • m n * • • i n n * ■■i i i u * HOM E OWNERS and ty. ’' he lirst phase of the construc­ F. Kennedy Center for I1- Perform­ tion will include in amphitheatre BUSINESS INSURANCE ing Arts in Washington, a national which will seat 1500 lo 2000 under cultural center for which President . Established 192S cover. Since musical and other Johnson broke ground Dec. 2, 1964. performances will he given during the summer months, some six to eight thousand persons will be able to be accommodated on the sloping You'll Never Clean the SPECIAL lawn in which the amphitheatre will be set. Mr. Stone’s design mil make provision for further devel­ COMMUNION BREAKFAST opment of the Center to include >i playhouse, an historical mall, bo­ INTERNATIONAL* tanical gardens, nature trails, art MENU galleries and food facilities. In ad­ Oven By Hand Again! dition, the Authority will blend in the existing picnic areas and sce­ May 1st aid nic overlook. Details of this con­ C U B C A D E T struction will be announced later M a y 8 th this year. LAWN AND GARDEN TRACTORS The first phase will be financed New GENERAL ELECTRIC Ih k o tha hard work out of yard work. Mow an acre qf tairf with $700,000 from Authority re­ In only an hoer. Clear walka and drivaa al drifted enow ia serves. Tnis will include the amphi­ Bring tk e theatre construction and provision Ranee with ■dnutso with Mails ot aanw thrower. Handle every awaon'a of essential utilities, parking areas chorea faatar aad witb ta » e*oft tfcaa ever before. Both fa m ily ! and landscaping. It should be Iractora featni* three-apeed, a1!-ge«r drive with fool* pointed out that Telegraph llill A m azk « # « ^ r0vM a»eiated autoaaotive typo friction angina dutch-no drive Try Our SMORGASBORD LUNCHEON hetta. TWo wheel brakes assure fait, aafe atops. Other new J p ^ t h a t ^ isatufsa make the Cub Cadet tractors bettor buys thnn ever. Ivory Monday dim Friday - 12 m m - 3 P .M . Catering To SWARTZEL’S • Banquets • Wedding* • Parties RARITAN GARAGI 0 Large Dining Room • Coffee Shop • Cocktail Lounge oEAHSlTSELr MIUIH MAIN S I. - KEVPORT Shore Point Inn and Motel PLUS-6 HIGHWAY 35 and HOLMDEL RD. — HAZLET A multiple stabilized water • soluble blend of sit traco-ofemenU for the IPGALLY preventiondefieioncies andin plants.correction of mineral Plants r o q u ir o minuto nmounts ol Mnr.-.jancso, Iron, Coppor, Z>tic, Boron, aid Molybdenum in addition to the rn/Njor pfant foods, Nitrogen, PKos* ^ftcond-iryohriru* and ofom^-fs, Potash, os C^cium, well as Mn required in •,m.il| omounlj thny aro V.nown AS irocc- AT CLIFFWOOD AND MATAWAN AVENUES olemsnfi of micro-nutm-nts, Lock of available tfaco-olemen,s in iho soil is indicatod in tho nppc-irnnco ol the Millionaire READY TO SERVE YOU qrowinq plants, $ornf> of tho symptom* For A Day ! ItflttUN#I indicating traco-olcrner-t deficifincies in plants aro . . . 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Potato heating radiant broiler lor sizzling, 4 Calrod* Surface Units Includa Yes . . . Tho Farmeri and Mtrclianti Rank will pay tha currant Interest on a Savings Account of On* l*?avej show o livo rjr^-i color with ff’ducod leaf siyo. delicious steaks. Sensi-TemptT) (adjustable to 3 pot Million Dollars fer on* day to somo lucliy parson ( I I yairt of iga or older) who visits our new Cliff­ • Tull-Width Storage Drawer sizes). COPPER — wiltinq and 1 j.d d-Mth wood lanhlnf Office during our Opening Celebration which ends this Friday, April 30 at 8 p.m. of leaf tips. In cjraii >t I’a*. fhn np. d-nmo At that time tha Millionaire for a Day will be chosen. In addition to the Interest, the lucky porson pt’-uance of frosl Lfravci n't} yellowish in color, p-.nr pnjn'oM/j. 1965 GENERAL ELECTRIC 1965 GENERAL ELECTRIC tron of carrol rooli, ' frMll t:;fnin and will bo given • night on the town with dinner for two <1 a. restaurant of his or her choice , . , and 40 In. 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Madii Township _ . High _ School a second. Total mileage covered by operations, as well as conducting the quarter. They were the Inesti-1 roactive pay increases resulting im f c a t o Complete A ir Force Training aad Airmaa Chriatiaa ia a j the test wa* IS,S00 miles. several gunnery and anti- submar­ mable Josses sustained aa a result j from the settlement of the strike." . . . I Mra. U ro y a . lasith, m ot Middleiow Towaahln Hifk NEWS OF AAEA ine exercises. of a 22-day strike, halting most of St., Kayport School. - kattosr 0 a Destroyer barie*Htaiy The ship visited ports in Puerto our can operations, and the neces­ This week, why don’t you w a*? Airaws DtLUi Md Christian Alrmaa Hyer 1* being assigned Signalman Second Class Edward AFB, I m A » SERVICEMEN Rico, Jamaica and the Virgin Is­ sity for setting_ aside $2,000,000 of through the windows of your to aa Air Force Communications J . Kettner jr., U.S. Navy, son of IM |Ucktt4 D » have bcea aslected for toeha leal lands while in the Caribbean. first quarter earnings to meet ret-1 church . . . from the inside. trailing ai communications - elec­ M r. aad Mrs. Edward J. Kettner, tronics specialists at the Air Train­ Lawsaa Oa Okinawa 32 Foatoaa Blvd., Cliffwood Beach, Earnings Same ing Command (ATC) echos! at Utilitiesman Second Class John is nerving aboard the destroyer Keetler AFB, Mitt. Their aew na­ F. Lawson, U.S. Navy, husband of USS O a rin g , which returned to Earnings of the American Can il ii part of the vast ATC system the former Miss Patricia C. Kelly, Newport, R.I., A pr. 10, after four Company for the first quarter of which trains ainnee aad officers 23 Shadysfde Ave., Keansburg, is weeks of training operations in the 1965 were 44 cents per share of serving with Navy Mobile Construc­ Caribbean Sea. common stock, William C. Stolk, tion Battalion Ten at Camp Kinser, The Gearing is an ail - purpose company president and chief exec­ Okinawa. The battalion, presently destroyer armed with the latest utive officer disclosed today. "Two serving as the Pacific Seabee Alert submarine weapons. During her adverse conditions" Mr. Slolk said, Battalion, flew to Okinawa the deployment she served as rescue "prevented American irom achiev­ end of March. diflroyer during aircraft carrier ing record sales and earnings for Aboard Sub-Tender Electrician’s Mate Third Class ONLY A F1W OP James Scalley, USN, son of Mrs. S t u d i o s M. Scalley of 805 Shore Rd., Union OUR TBM M C BUTS Beach, is serving aboard the sub­ marine tender USS Howard W. Gil­ PHOTOGRAPHY IN SM M CO FABRICS more, currently visiting St. Thomas WEDDING ALBUMS IKI NATURAL COLOR BICHABD DeLISA in the Virgin islands. Following her . R A W I . CMBUTIAN visit to the Caribbean Island, the Portraiture service (AFCS) unit at Shaw AFB. ship will return to Charleston, S.C., U m , m i of aad Mri, Eugene M MAIN BT.. K E Y P O M Mt-tSM U t. S.C., for training and duty a* a her home port. The Gilmore pro­ W. M ic a , W luaset Ave., Old communications - electronic, spe­ vides supply and repair facilities SrMgt; Pnek J . Chriatiaa. « * «f cialist. Hit unit supports the AFCS for submarines ol Submarine M r .a a d Mr*. Pnak Christian, minion of maintaining communica­ Squadron Four of the U.S. Atlantic CrNk M ., Ksaasbarg; Hirotd V. KNNISM. mrm tion! for control of global Air Fleet. H « r, n K Mr. aad Mr*. Staalsy la the diver** skills required by Force operation*. The airman is a ; mm ■ U m m . a* . ' —----- * . -- a Oa Command Ship m sr MtKKMnn is m o m DRIP-DRI COTTON MRi| Il'.M HRV Hit MH m I| M B th* aatioa’a aerospace wrce. 1M2. graduate of Keyport High U.S. Navy Lt. Junious A. McKee, . . . O N L Y P l O P t l MAKE A GOOD BANK Airmaa DeUsa ii a graduate of School. 0 m l i -"bob ■ if ' Mr. sotf son of Mrs, Elsie S. McKee, 26 REMNANTS FROM Airman Smith ia being assigned 3aas3===5== Shore Haven Trailer Park, Hazlet, to a Strategic Air Command (SAC) WILL KNOW N MILLS recently reported for duty aboard unit at Malmatrom AFB, Mont., for the command chip USS Northamp­ training and duty •* » supply spe- C o m e , p ic k fro m a huge variety <■? ton, which operates out of Norfolk, cialiit. H it unit supports the SAC of Spring cottons — including Va. mission of keeping the nation's in­ His ship is equipped with world­ percalea and broadclotha. All tercontinental missiles and jet wide communication facilities. Ia bombers on conatant alert. The air­ firat quality, all wash ’n wear. a recent display of her capabilities, man attended Keyport High School. Prints and solids. Lengths to Northampton sent a message around Ihe world in less than hali 10 yards. Proiocutor Sett Trial TRAVK AMNCT mt- j Q . Date For John O . Jonet 45" MIRACLE tllN D CARE-FREE CREPES 144 M OAD ST.. m SANK Prosecutor Vincent P, Kcuper has set M ay 17 as the trial date of TR.SH1-5000 indictments against John O. Jones, YOU CAN a i l t t V K AM> PICK UP ADUJNB. STEAMSHIP, former public works director and ays AND TOUB 1KXETS, HOTETAND BESOBT ABBA acting city manager of Long BBSBBVATNNi AT MJBOPFICES. Branch. Mr. Jones once was secre­ Group includes Arnel tri­ IT COSTS NO MOftC TO SOOK THROUGH US tary of the dissolved Keyport Sew­ acetates, Dacron polyes­ erage Authority. ters, acetates, more...for The indictments against Mr. Jon­ dresses, blouses. Lengths es charge him with violations of the Faulkner Act in that he alleged­ up to 10 yards. ' . FULL UNE OF ly had unlaw ful interests in two public works projects in Long . . . K m Cam to R n l WUrtU a h h r a JWIUQ. Branch during 1963 according io D EN S M r. Keuper. 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New Jersey's high school teach­ ers will atudy the effects of mass media on education Tuesday at the SPRING SPECIAL annual spring conference of the N e w Jersey Secondary School Teacher* Association at Doaglass on LAWN NEEDS' College, N ew ' Brunswick. Dr. Charles A. Siepmann, chairman of tho department of communications In education at New York Univer­ sity, frill keynote the conference topic, "Mass Media and the Criais *2.00 OFF In Education." The session begins at 1:49 p.m. in Voorhees Chapel.

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