This Week COVERING TOWNSHIP8 OP Two Sections HOLMDEL, MADISON MARUIOItO. MATAWAN AND <- 18 Pages MATAWAN BOROUGH
Member, -' Member 90th YEAR — 4th WEEK NaUonil Editorial Association MATAWAN, N. J., THURSDAY, JULY 24, 1958 New Joraoy I>re*i AasocliUon Single Copy Ten Cents Home Numbering Sell-A-Bration Call Meeting To Steeple Placed On Presbyterian Church Area Servicemen Win A Puppy} Proprietor Of -Nearly 60 Keyport .mer- Any boy« and (Iris who chants will take part in » would you like to win » brand Ordinance Seen three-dar "Sell-A-Bratlon" Mull Power r*lan With Sixth Fleet new puppy have an opportun- Beach Spa Acts * Am. 7, 8 and 9. The event, ity to do no at Loew'a "35" Matawan Council similar to those > offered in Committee Studies Aboard Saratoga Drlve-Iii Theatre, It a r It a n Speeders, Disturbers, Receives Petition put yean which feature out- Tri-County Purchase Off Beirut Port Township, This la all you have Brought Into Court standing barcabu by »11 to do. Visit the Oiealre and Twenty-three residents of the shops, will set the stale for. The Committee for Improved Two bayshore area residents, seo (he puppy on view on the Complaints to quell »ncedcrs the itnnnml Keyport Day cele- patio, Ravine Gardens, section or bration, Anr. 9. Electric Service, Marlboro, to- serving with the U.3, Navy ond disturbers ol the Cat N' Matawan Tuesday night peti- forces In tho Mediterranean Select a name you think Piddle at tlie Cllffwood Beaoh- tioned the Matawan Borough The three-lay "Sell-A- day urged all customer-share- would be suitable, The belt ront mid tlie area about It wore Sea, are aboard the attack air- y Council to assign numbers to Bratlon," sponsored by the holders of the Trl-County Rur- i.mne In the opinion of tho brought before Maiilstrato Lu. thelrhouses in order that they retail division of the Kejport al Electric Company, inc., to craft oarrter, UBS Saratoga, Judeos will be the winner of tlior A. Foster,' Matawan Town, may comply with postal regu- Chamber of Commerce, will attend a special meeting Tues- which is supporting the landing tho dot. (Runuera.up will win ship, Tuesday, O, W, VanDyko, lations and reoeive homo mall offer local shoppers outstand- day "and vote to set the stage of United States Forces at Bei- .guest ticket* for their fam- iiinntitor of tlie bcuclifront bai delivery. inr valuei. The chamber re- Jl>.) and restaurant, signed some of ports that merchants "will of' for improved service and low- rut, Lebanon. r The request was turned over This contest Is bolnr run In the complnlnts. T: fer bigger and better bar- er electric rates." Serving aboard the* warship to Borough Attorney John Qiv- gains than ever before." conjunction »llh the Ihotre'a Heaviest find wan Imposed on «ns for Inclusion in, a general The meeting, called by the which arrived off Beirut at 11 shoulnr of "Proud Ilehfl" In Edward Carver, 107 Finnian ordinance now being prepared. To promote the sale, par- Board of Dlreotors of Trl-Coun- a.m., July 17, ure Machinists which David Lldd, soil of ticipating: merchants will res- Mate Third Class Paul W, John- Blvd., Cllffwood Beach. Ho wm Mayor Spafford W. S c h a n c k tore their bargain Item-Tin a ty, will bB held at 8 p.m. Tues- Almi Ladd lim a colllo ihcrp fined 1100 and 15 casts for said the general ordinance.will day, at the Jewish Community son, son of ' Mr. and Mrs. dor i>« an Imeparable pal. special advertising section of Charles H,. Johnson, 213 Maple brlnglni[ towiwhlit pollco lo the provide an orderly system un- The Keyport Weekly and The Center in Freehold. It. waj call- "Proud Robel," a four-star lie by repoi'tliiB falsely that his der which numbers will be as- ed to consider a proposal by PI,, Keyport, and Airman Rob- picture, Imi Alan Ladd apd Matawan Journal. In addi- ert J McKenna, son of Mr. and oar hml been stolon from Its signed all homes Jn the bor- tion, 15,01)0 reprints of the Jersey Central Power & Light Olivia dellavllland In alnr- Durktntr Jot, Patrolman Ralph ough, - Company to examine Trl-Coun- Mrs. Vincent C. McKenna, 2U rln* rolei, and itnrled lit special sales values will be Mornlngsldc Ave., Keansburg, Wnlhice told Uw coui't of lilt ' mailed throughout the bay- ty's financial records so that flnt-run, wcrk-long, omaie- doublvi nhout Uio auUionl lolly At the recommendation of -Petty Officer Johnson, Just nifnt yoaierday with "Itldo A Borough Engineer Karl Heuser, shore area prior to the sale. Jersey Central Power & Light of the call and of detsrmlnlntr- Company can make a firm of- concluding a four-year enlist- Crooked Trail." Dolli films with tho aid of Madison. Town- council voted to accept, for fer to purchase the company. ment term with tho U.S. Navy! are In color, maintenance portions of Sunset enlisted in August 1054, and is p Pollco thai Mr, Cnivor'n and Woodland Avea. in the "We have nothing to lose by a graduate of Keyport High or neviu- hail bton taken from Edgemere Dr. section of the Report Audit Is getting an outside view as to School. He resided at homo iln baok yard. Hiieolul Offloor borough. Mr. Heuser reported what our company is worth." with his parents. His enlistment Becker Defends Konnoth Bchnelder related to to council the streets met all G.A. Wendel, Committee ohair- term Is scheduled to expire in tho court Mint Mr, Carvor liad requirements lor acceptance. Near Completion mari. said in a statement. "We August. aoiiliht to work innii> deception Safety Award are in no way Obligated to ac- n tlin matter by anktnif lo t«l Johnson Sees End Will HIIVO To Stay There School Debt Stand The New Jersey Association cept the Jersey Central Power out of the- police oar at an nit _ "In A Few Days" ti Light Company offer. After The serviceman's brother, Collector Opposed di ofis not Ills awn. of Insurance Agents awarded 20 years of operation, It's a Harry C, Johnson, 8 Hilltop the borough a citation for Its Jasper Johnson, auditor, who good idea to take a good objec- Wvd.. Cllf(wood Beach, was Madison Bonding Mr. VailDyke slgllrd 0 0 in- - safety program. Councilman doubtful whoii contacted ,.by plnhit annliiHl Jancph Pol.ruir.1, Ralph R. Dennis reported the Is acting Matawan Township tive Took at our own com- Walter Ueokor. collector of (11 Nelson Avi>., Lnurrnca llnr- Collector and Treasurer said pany." this newspaper whether ho Washington Engine Co. f 1 r e would bo permitted to return Mndlson Township, road a bur, nlleKlriK use of abustvo truck has been repaired and re- yesterday the audit to deter- He added, however, that he homo. "I guess with tho things nt'Ulemcnt at Mie townnUlp com- nuiiup on llvo promlnpa. Mi', built and -will be back In serv- mine the exact amount of pub- hoped the membership later the way they are over thoro, mlttoo mooting' Mondny. diir niMil picndRdKUllly'niul Ml". would approve the Jersey Cen- .VnnDykn tallied Um loitloiiiiy o( ice "In a few days." lic funds allegedly embezzled he'll have to stay.'.' ho stated, fending Ills deClurnHoll ol 0|>po- Council adjourned the meet- tral Power & Light Company oltlon to the lioavd of ntluua> Urn cum t in tictllu this wllli an ing until Tuesday at 8 p.m. by former Collector Charles J. of®. When OBked what 'fid thought lion's $3,113,000 hluh ipliool niiolocy, of his brother serving In the em- when the borough will sell cap- Kelly "U Hearing conclusion.". "We have seen, in last win- building program before Ilin liiirjtiM. AttAlnnl Two Aulolltil — ter's storms, that emergency broiled Middle East area, Mr. ( ital Improvement bonds total- Mr. Johnson said "we are State'Dnpartini'nL of Loonl ciov- Mr, VivnDylip lu't'Ksed i:l\ni «" ling $152,000. Tlie bonds were service" provided by Trl-County Johnson salcir "I'd rather have crnmi'iil hv Trenton roconUy, cpnoludlrijt the,audit,.It.should^ i ; ! him .liBineJ.L.Cuurs .biolheiv ,«,!!*alaa!i,.L«ia .!i!iJ!il8JiLs*EJL "authorizedlhbrdlhanceTaaopt be "completed " within"a few 'i3"lnadequirter-Many"6f" o u r Tlio kiiiio Tjiidy liiii'tii iifipnivo J LiJL ed by council in 1935 and 1938. members are beset with prob- Jack, was killed In action In tho tUn bomttnu I" "'lit tlin towiv to bo npecdlnii n(iivr UIP Cut N' days." Mr. Johnson was ap- Korean Conflict while nerving 1 Fldrtlo, lln declared "hot rod*' lt.was reported. pointed to the temporary post lems of low voltage. We a 11 .shin ln'i pxcct'dc;
SUMMER
JULY 24-25-26 JULY 24-25-26 WOMEN'S CANVAS CASUALS ;•" -=-""»• First Quality Sheer Nylons *° 49c U. S. Keds & B. E. Goodrich - Sizes4 to 9 *2.99 Children's 2.99 All Women's Better House Keds & Coodrich To TENNIS SHOES *3.49 DRESSES $|98 DRESSES Valuta : to 117.95 ' All Women's n.99 Women's Hand Sewn White & Beige S*)99 See The SANDALS LOAFERS J BLOUSES Women'! SPECIALS ON OUR Men and Boys' SKIRTS^ THONGO $199 Canvas Casuals "^ MOO & '2.00 TABLES SANDALS 1 and Moccasins S3.99 Cool GOWNS Children's SHOP NOW - SAVE Women's SLIPS White 5*99 Goodrich Low $2.89 1198 Bcr. $3.98 STRAPS TENNIS SHOES Values to $3.98 WHITE SWAN Girls' White Boys' Baby Dolls Little League Petticoats $2 89 SPIKES $2.1Reg. »2.S89
, Thomas. Alikas, Prop. Betty's Dress Shop 132 Main St. . LOwell 6-4636 Matawan \ >• •••-I Keyport AutWity Office Offenders Fined In SoxDerfiy Mrs. B. Horncckcr Marlboro Township Blanks Available Feted At Shower The following people recent- Entry blanks for the soap Mrs. Bernard Hrpnecker. the ly were apprehendod by Offi- MUTAM-JOIJ] box derby, one of the featured former Mrs. Katherlne Em- cer Charles Wltkowskl, Marl- ' events on Keyport Day, Aug. mons, Keyport, was honored boro Township Police Depart- July 24,1058 Page Three 9, are available now at_many- recently at a surprise shower ment, and fined before Magis- - local stores, it was announced given by Mrs. George Aumack trate Earl J- Harrington Satur- Ralph Betliea, CUffwood, paid yesterday by the Keyport Civ- and Mrs. Ted Harris, at the day; Charles Fliss, 20 Harrison $25 and (5 costs on a no license charga preferred by Patrolman ic Affairs Committee. Stanley home of Mrs. Harris, 1107 Har- Avc, Engllslitown, (20, speed- Wallace, ISugono N, Kosanoske, Baker will be in charge of the 'Is Avc, Union Bench. Decor- ing; S.F. Smith, Hnrbor ltd.. derby- preparations. South Amboy, was given SO ations, In blus and white. In- Matawan. $16, speeding: Ray- days llccnso suspension for go- Entry blanks may be obtain- cluded a decorated umbrella. mond Clayton,' Spring Valley ing 78-mlles-per-hour on Route ed at Jack's Stationery. Lar- Refreshments wore served. Rd., Morganvlllc, (15, spree!- 35, CUffwood, on complaint of ry's Barber Shop, S m o k e y's Guests were Mrs, William Ins; Rudolpll, C. Duntciibnch, Trooper A.J. Llcltra, Ksyport Barber Shop, Eddie's Barber Weinrlch, Bound Brook; Mrs, Third St.. West Keansburg, *25, State Police. Shop, Union Beach, and at Qeorge Waters, Iloslyn, Pa.; speeding and license revoked Mrs. Thbmaj Ba|rd| Red Domlnlck Manra,430 Charles each Keyport playground, Mr. for 30 clays. St,, Matnwan, paid $3 and fS Baker reported. Each contest- Bank; Mrs. Carl Berborlch, Mrs. Joe Quail, Mrs. Qus Bal- Also James Lerman, 22 Lake- costs for falling to have cliroo- ant will receive i'a medal. T- bach, Kennsburg: Mrs, War- side Rd., Mntuwan, $35; speed- tlonal 11 ulits on a, tractor. shlrt and a can of oil. Trophies, ren Young, Mrs. Thomas.Pal- ing; Jaok .White Jr., RD l, Box Trooper W. Blaok, Keyport to be awarded the winners, will Ion, Mrs. Bud Post, Mrs. A. J. 333,-Freehold, $15 speeding; State P-o-l-l-o e, entered com- plaint. be on display next week, Mr. Sulzmann, Mi's. Robert Pres- Charles Var.devnect, Tex its Jack Bryant, Water Bt.. Baker added. ton, Mrs. William Ormcrod, Rtl., Morgimvlllo, $20, no driv- Mrs. William Mordocat, .Mrs. Matawun, paid ?35 Mid $5 costs Howard Jeandron. chairman ers llocivso; Knol W. Lambor- for a'disorderly complaint en- of the Keyport Day "Queen" . Norman J. Currle, (center),: outspoken (oe of the Keyport Sewerace Commission?" Demonstrators were told there will Norman Laursen, Mrs. 'ivlns son, RFD 1, 203 Route 0, Entt- Sewerage Authority addresses the crowd of approximately 200 be a publlo meeting Wednesday, Aug. 6, at 8 p.m. >t the Keyport Morse, Mrs. Cliff Martin, Mrs, torcd bj his landlady,, contest, reported ballots a n d llshlown, |35, speeding; Frank Garden Btate Parkway of- additional prizes for the con- persons who converged on Authority offices' on. Broad St., High School or Grammar. School, whichever Is available. Until Elma Archer; Mrs, Harry Far- Keyport, Monday nlsht to demand Its dissolution. Placards, that, time, all except ".emergency and operational" work of the ley. Keyport. R. Hoyt, 328 Church St.. Bol- fenders wore hit heavily. Mat- . testante - are. pouring into tbe carried by a few persons read "Out Of Your Pocket Into The Authority will be held In abeyance. ford, *'J5, speeding;.Everett El- thew VeiTo, Paterson, paid $30 committee office. Sewer" and "Why Don't They Let The Taxpayers Vote On The Also Mrs, Al Manvillo. Mrs, and $5 costs Cor going In excoss • Additional p r i ze 3 for tbe lison, 18 West Front St,, Union Sam DollaPletro, Mrs. Miriam Beaoh. 130, speeding; Harry K. of ao-mlles-per-hour. Harry O. "Queen" contestants were do- Garrison, Mrs. Ida Arrow- Home, Ac a Girt, paid $12 and nated, by.Loew's Drive-in, Bay smith, Miss Laura Arrowsmlth, Muthews, 43 Mechanic. St., Freehold, >35, speeding. ~ $9 costs for making an Improp- Drug, Terry Shop, J. J. Neyr- Miss Frances Arrowsmlth, er turn noroBs. throo lanes, re- berry Co.. Village TV, Atlantic Angry Crowd Besieges Sewerage Authority Matawan; ' Mrs. J, Graham, Ux Basque, Perth Amboy, was Appliance,' Bayshore Hard- CUffwood, and Mrs. Nancy assessed (12 and $5 costs for wire, Keyport Cleaners, Inc., Shown, Hazlet. First Aid Report making a U-turn. Sav-on Drugs, Creative ,H a 1 r dirts were sent by Mrs, Rita Sum Dlllcs, president of the Stylists, Bar-Rich Drugs, Fab- Office To Demand Ouster; Police Called Duncan, Mrs, Kay Pcdcruen, ric and Yarn Center. Fran and atawan- Township First Aid Stats -police from the Key- Because of limited facilities again ^strenously objected advisors, engineering and aud- Mrs. Earl Kuber, Mrs. Joe Rln- Si Rescue Squad announced tlio Ray's Luncheonette and M & S kus. Mrs. Al Polsom, Miss Mar- Market....', j ....""' port barracks, local police and at tbe Authority office, only "I'm going to tell them whai iting firms, He Indicated the following iqimd activity roport Residents Of lon Pescux. MISH Judy Brush, (continued from page ono) special officers were called out Mayor Applegate, Mr. Currle, you said," the mayor shot at Authority could not dissolve un- for the month ot Juno; Aoci- Prizes for the bicycle division Councllmen Hansen and Fred- Mr. Hansen'. til obligations were'rnet nnd Mrs. Edythe Cnrhiut, Mrs. Bob dents, three: omttrgency trnim- it names of two more streets winners in tbe general parade, Monday night when a placard- erick v. Rapp and members of He. then went outside and only then with the expressed Hostrup. portatlon, 13; transpoitntton, to usn up tho money, also slated for Keyport D ay, carrying, shouting and hooting tbe Authority and staff were announced, "Either you so to consent of Its members. 31; fire calls, ona: oxygen, M00 In addition, he listed names of streets duo for road work have been donated by the Bay- crowd of over 200 persons be- admitted along with newsmen, the high school on the sixth or Mr. Currle said ho differed Officer Did Not See pounds; inan-lioura, 110!i: ihbie Hardware Co. and Auto sieged the office of the Keyport as negotiations proceeded be- Its a closed meeting, five or six mileage, 744; total culls, 3D.' indor the 105B state aid' funds on tlie point of "dlssblutlon'and ns soon us they aro npprovod. Boys, Mr. Jeandron reported. Sewerage Authority to protest tween both sides. . , at a time." He shouted, •"That's Indicated It could be accom- Crash, Charges Out Favors Publlo Meeting what Mr. Hansen wants." The They aro LOrston nnd Liberty Its proposals to repair the plished despite the oontraotur- Magistrate James H MftrUn, Hta., Austin Avo., Norwood St., William Newman, a member crowd of people reacted loudly al agreements, "However," Mr. Ladies Aid Society sewer system and demand that against the proposal. Matawan, dlamlBsed cliargos In Proprietor Of Choeaoqunko Rd., Browhtown of the Authority, declared him- Currle said, "we don't want you an Occident case Monday on Rd., Cliayntomi rid., Moruim. Guests At Martin Home members agree to dissolution: Twisted Words to pledge the borough Into abun- (continued (rdm imiio one) self to favor of a public meeting motion of Robert LaMura, LouisJ.Kosky, WoodbildBO, vlllu Rd,, Ruo Rd. Mid Arbutus The protest was triggered by "We have an obligation to tbe Mr. Hansen said the mayor dant Indebtedness." Mr. and Mrs. pa.vid Martin, Matawan attorney, that the of- Biilncci no lonlonoy tor his spood Way. receipt of the first quarterly people," he said, and added had twisted his words and koenig Opposed To Dlmolutlon ficer.- signing tho complaints Matawan, entertained the reached over to the mayor. Mr nt ll.io CfttN' FlUrtlo Jiily.ll and Tho BovcrnUig body Intro- se,wer charge billing by res- that very few appeared at the On the point of dissolution, had not been present at the ac- he iinlil $10 ana $5 coats, Two members of the Ladies Aid So- public hearing July 2 to de Applegate whirled and said duced it numunr of nniond- ciety of the First Baptist idents. They were mailed early only Mr. Koenlg said he would cident and the prlnclpuls would were fined on complaint by PR- mrnts dcntKiii'rt to tighten up In July, based on a $44 annual termlne, if the sewer rate "Keep your hands off me" and not testify against one another, Church, Matawan, Tuesday, at the pushing Incident ensued not consider the dissolution of trolmnn J a lin MoOlnty for tho township trnllor ordhmnoc minimum rate by the Authority schedule should be fixed. the body. "The Authority was dumpliiR lit Ltnox Avo, Meivln their home, in Ship Bottom. However, his motion to set Once inside the Authority of- Autos opcratod by Anthony to ''restrict fmtlior onoronoh- which took over operation of fice, Mr. Hansen told the may- created to put the sewer sys- Zamblto, 31 Park Avo,, Matn- II. nnlchor. 210 Atlantic St., inont Into ihn township of null- Quests were the Rev. Law- the sewer system July 1. Aug. 6 for the meeting at one of tem back In good operating or- Koyuort, and Thoniaa'C. Knc- rence R. Bailey and-Mrs. Bail- tbe schools was drowned out by or, 'You tried to Incite a rlol wan, and Lawrence Orccnburg, or pni'ki nnd Individual trail- The crowd,, carrying signs, out there.!' der, We have ftjjroieot 6pd I Lov-IUown. PH.. collided J ill y In, Hl|lto]i. Blvd., Clltfwood ers, and-nrl Aug. 4 far a pub- ey, Mr. and Mrs. A. A d a m choruses of "no" and boos from am consecrated to It. dissolu- Iloaoh, wtM'o uiipiohi'iidnd. A B'a'nke, Mr. and Mrs. John Den- "Out of your pocket into the the crowd when Mr. Koenlg When the motion to hold'the 15 at 10:45 a.m. A utility polo lo' honrlnw.' ' •"" "'"""'""" sewer," and "Let's keep Key- tion Is far remote in my mind," was struck and fire alarm net Uilid dofendnnt on this ohnrnu, Bleyker, Mrs. Frei Hocken- attempted to read It. The crowd public meeting on Aug. 8 was he said" /.ohIuIt Amendmnnt bary and daughter. Lois, Mrs. port from bankruptcy," con- "re-afflrmed by the Authority, off as one.of the car's enrcenod A.J, Fulellii, 5 Lnfnvotto Ui'.. l'lmoit on third reading, aft- vergedJ-on the small, box-like insiste.d..,the . meeting be held Flflotwooil Pnrk, Rnrltnn Towrt- —Harry~M.-Munsan,-Mrs Mary. —tonight— and refused-toJlsten- Mayor Apjplegate Insisted that Mr Finger however, said he Into it after the crash, Tho ro- er publlo lionrlnu, «*• an office-of-the sewer unit-tode- the Authority undertake no "wttsTwdy to vole to—dlssolva ll Bhlprwns cinnrott in vlowoMhe Neil, Mrs. George Clark, Mrs. mand that members—"quit" to the vice chairman. 1 pfl faot Wic only evidence niialimt William Smith sr., Mrs. Asher bonding proposals or contrac- the Authority, "It the borough showed Mis. Constance Znm- dluiuion to imriult land roolnm- and that a public meeting be Mayor Applegate objected to a wants to get a ruling from the him was n plnco of cardllbard P. Woolley. held to air all complaints. tuiul obligations until after the blto, 31 Parlt Ave., Matawan, i»|lon Him thon iiassort on third proposal that as many persons hearing Is held.. Only emer- State Department of Local O0V- carton plcknd vip n\, thn suoivo Also Mrs. James M. V a n- Violence Flares Twice and James llnakett, Hitrtsvllla, beurlnK lilii nmno, Tho court ri'iullmr nftor publla hnnrlng be admitted as possible at one gency or operational work was ernment and find It Is possible, which iiroduood coininont but Brackle. Mrsr* Aaron Warne, Violence flared twice during time to voice their grievances Pa., rcpoitliig mjurlcB after the found tho oyldcmco too olioiun agreed upon by both sides.- I'm ready to_dlssoh/e tomor- accident .-_ _ ••„ no oimoiltion nu ordlnnnao Hot- Mrs. Norma Holmes, .Mrs. the' stormy, £>0-mlnute Author- before the body. "They air have row and the borough can take stantlnl to support tlio clinrBC. ; Adele'Johnson, Mrs. J. Mor- ity meeting. On one occasion, State police and police re- Motor Vehicle Inepeotor Ed- Charles KckoH and C. OBlinn- "tirta ui>"n'lnndflll oporiitlon oon ' a right to ask whatever ques- over oho obligation," Mr. Fin- liol nyir.f-in far thn townnhlp. lejl. Mrs. George Du n c a n, Mayor Charles E. Applegate tions they wish," the mayor serves were called out when the ward Gawllk ai'ialgncd Chnrllo der, nelirhnora on Oiovo Ht., crowd became more restless ger said. He added, "There's'.a Lolchle, Freehold, on olmmo Mr. MUlcr brmmhl up th t . Mrs. Franklin S.'Thompson, and Councilman Henri J. Han- said and accused the Authority time and place where you Just CHlfwood, wprn ordcroit to imy Mrs. AarlsB. Henderson, Mrs. sen engaged In a pushing match of making no provisions for outside while negotiations", were of dvlvlug whllcon thn vevokod $5 court oonls and ulvmi HUH iiiuHn'of tho ortoin from lilio can't take this abuse." list and driving an unregister- Houthwootl sewer lilant wsaln, " William Bader, Mrs. Dorothy and Mr. Hansen declared he larger quarters although "you continuing, They banged on pended Hcutcnceii to tha county 1 Rlnear, Mrs. Esther R i n e a r had been manhandled by two knew there would be a crowd doors and windows of the office Mr. Newman declared he ed vehicle The defendant paid Jull-for nsiniullH. Mr. lOakorl Mnyoi Chiunhmlnliv ixcknow- .and sons, Douglas and David. of the persons in the crowd. here." ,.,-. and shouted "resign," "dis- would act under an advisory $100 and $S coMs on tho revok UiTUii jtidjtod Uieve hurt been report Mrs. Ch'arles.J. Roll. Later. Authority Vice Chair- Claims. Mayor Caused Crowd solve" and "why don't you resolution of council, which cre- ed charge and $25 anil »5 coals miirtifby iv iciililcnl nnar Uis man Charles Koenlg was struck on tho unregistered cliurifo. u» wllnaun Hint Mr. O.M- pluiil I'rUhiy thnl tlinro wiirii ; George Finger, another merrt quit?" ated the Authority, concerning in the back-while he was es- .. Petitions.Circulate! „_ „ the aueitlon Df .dissolution. Two li-uiul-ci' fltnmk tlio flrut blow oiloi» uivit tho muttar wns be-, Communion, Birthday corted by police to his car, afU ber of the Authority, declared, "We are having i regular meet- Petitions, circulated through othor Authority/members, John You ouii ninko snndwlch fill- but Intor ndmltliul hn liiul hud .tnn irfd'i'i'd. to I)QUI..II)P Jopal.. _er_.the__meetlng- adjourned. B, Hoko and Chiiirman Anthony Ing^froni Joftovor beef or voaf jsoiiio_i!!-/inii!it(()o alan_ . Donald. Miller, son of Mr, resented inside the Sewerage mayor, he deolared, "You were thority from Mayor Applegate the meeting Vft. held. cooked meut, add horscrnUlflh ntnrted. BiiKili-il ii trdtisfer of tho IP and Mrs. Donald Miller. Mor- Authority office by Mayor the one who told them all to asking that the Authority con- The Authority won croated sauce, mimturd or itulad dross- (ilrnrod of Clinmo IH'IIM' o[ llifilliMuli Tuvnrn; ui>- ganvlllc, received his first Applegate and Norman J. come tonight." At the July 14 sent to dissolution before incur- last year over,the objections of ing, pickles or onions, It's nu- IUlphW. Hhrnder, »3 Wonrt- pinvi'd Ihn li'iuiiifiii' of thn VII- Holy- Communion '.t St. Gabri- Currle, Democratic- aspirant meeting of the Keyport Borough ring any oontractural obliga- Mayor Anplejttte and ptior-.to tritious, low cost and different, jaiid Dr.. Cl lit wood Iloiicli, WAN In -Mn ml In llormin friim MO- el's Church, Brndevelt, Sunday for mayor, won a promise from Council, Mayor Applegate told tions or"bonded Indebtedness.- the jppolntmenlYto council of says Monmoiith County Home oloared of n. cliarui! entered by itn JMuroUa tb-ModoBVuiand. morning, During the.afternoon the Authority that all work ex- complaining residents to air Although carrying a large num- Mr. Hansen. Its creation fol- Agent Mrs. Lorn a K. White. Wlnslow IldHumtin, father of a Nlclmlnj Mni'oWu to o o m p I y Mr. and Mrs. Miller entertain- cept "emergency and oper- their grievances before the ber of signatures, the petitions lowed a n'jiigo by the 6tato De- boy on » bloyck Allegedly with a ilivto reiitilatloiv; okay- ed relatives. The birthday of ational" repairs will be held In Authority at Its meeting Mon- werfi.not_rJresented because of partment of Health that the This week, why don't you struck by a uoat,ti'4ill«r attach- nd the lonownl of llccniiiiii to Tommy Mltier also was cele- abeyance until a public meeting day night. the nature of the meeting. system'was "Inadequate" and look through the windows of ed to Mr. Bhra'dm'i cur July n. Lanrcnoo Harbor Pout 939, brated is held Aug. 3 In the Ksyport When Mr. Hansen suggested Counsel for the Authority, was adding to the pollution of your church.,.,,.from the In- Mr, Ilttsamaii did not opiiour to Amoilonn Legion, end M«dl»on '• the-Aufchorlty-attempt- torheer- Kermeth-Er-Joelrpolnted-out-tlie R»rlt«n B»y.- side -__ • Hh Oinv»-Ti>v9Hi, Martin Smith w\, Mrs. Martin School, whichever will be avail- as many persons as they could Authority already has contiuc- Smith Jr., and children. Martin able. at one time, Mayor Applegate tural obligations with financial III, Barbara Lynn and Chris- tine Anne, Mr. snd Mrs. Rob- Miss Barbara Kunz sick, Miss Jeanne Kane, Miss Auxiliary Plans Food, ert Owens and children, Vivien Patricia Marcelln, Miss Joanne NO HIX5HER THAN YOUR HEART-BUT IT'S A and Bubby, Ur. and M>s. John Honored At Barbecue Cake Sole July 25-26 Wilson jr.,.Charles Plosky. Ed- Meier, Miss Carol Pole, Miss die Marks, all of Morganvllle, Miss Barbara Kunz, daugh- Suzanne Becker, Miss Barbara "Mrs. Irene Meehan conduct- TALL TRAVELER! Mr. and Mrs. Frank Smith and ter of Mr. and Mrs. V. J. Kifnz, Savage, Miss Joanne Shea, ed the regular meeting of the sons, John and Frank, New- Main St., Matawan, was the Miss Leslie Marshall, Miss Ladies Auxiliary of the Veter- ark: MrJ_snd_Mrs. Th om a s HereV in ichicvcment In comfort—In Safdy-Clrdrr frnmf, by HeerlnK (h«l It aliout what ynu nnjul. Your Chevrolet guest of honor at a barbecue Margaret Finn, Miss Grace ans of Foreign Wars to the Smith and children, Willie and lnicrn»tli)n»lly known fur Its crUpnea* Saturday evening, celebrating DellaPletro, Miss Patricia M
ESTABUSUED 1869 KEyrort J-JIOO — J. MABEL BROWN, PUBLISHES Published every Thursday at Keyport, Monmoulh County. N, J. By BROWN PUBUSIUNQ AND PRINTING COMPANY TRAINING FOR A LIFE By Your Rutgers OF DISAPPOINTMENT Garden Reporter J. Mabel Brown, Editor.— Geraldlne V. Brown, Associate Editor FULL STATEMENT BY the Keyport Sewerage Author- (Asbury Park Press) Subscription Rates 1 Plant Keeper ity should help clear the nebulus atmosphere surrounding its Payable In Advance NATIONAL EOITORIAI Just when moat of us though On* Tear (within tate) You can go away this sum- present position and program. Some feel, however, the pro- Tnrea Months that much of the nonsense Six Months - i recent years was being elimin- mer and leave • your potted gram of the Authority to put the plant in satisfactory oper- One Year (outside state) plants behind with nary a wor- One Year (outside U. S.) ated from the educational field, ation, sufficient in capacity to accommodate the requirements ry. Here's what you do: Jusl 'The Matawan Journal Is a newspaper "of the people, by the people, along cornea a Californi of ihe borough, is too broad. Too bad one party is attempt- and for the people." Its aim Is to 'serve the best Interests of uatawan and teacher who revives the dis- moisten the soil around youi vicinity: to present all of the news at Uje week without bias or prejudice ing to make political capital of a problem which must be In • clean, sane,. conservative manner, respecting the Inalienable rrlEQtf ' 'a credited theory that "a chil plant well,-put the whole bust of our citizens, and thereby making itself worthy of their confldeni must never be allowed to fail.1 ness in a.' polyethelene bag, faced and overcome ... that is, ihe dumping of untreated Responsibility for typographical errors Is limited to the coat of the According to Dr. Bernar close It up tight.and take off. wastes into Raritan Bay. No matter what anybody says, space occupied by such error, • Lonsdale of the California De- You can Come home four years such dumping is not proper undei: any circumstances. Most Entered as second-class matter at the post office at Matawan, N. J.. under the act of March 3, 1B19. ; "-• ' ' partment of Education, chil- later and chances are y o u folks agree the plant should be placed back into satisfactory dren do not benefit from hav- plant still will be thriving.' condition, only in a workable and reasonable way; Too bad PAGE FOUR THURSDAY, JULV 24, 1958 ing been failed and forced That'j right. Four years. Dr. Keyport doesn't have a Falmolive-Peet plant standing by repeat a year's work. Perhap Spencer H. Davis, plant disease with a sizeable donation. That was nicely brushed off ui ' this Is true. But has Dr. L specialist here at the Coflege Mob Rule Or Democratic Action ? dale conducted any research t discussions of the Freehold sewer plant expansion at the last of Agriculture, has been play- determine whether a child wh council session. ing around with the plastic- There can be no doubt that there is deep-felt dissatisfac- is promoted each year desplti bag-for-plants idea for ion tion among a great number of Keyport residents concerning having done sub-standard worl UNDER THE CIRCUMSTANCES, and in view of the great • the operation of the Keyport Sewerage Authority. Most of benefits either? The doctor'; time. amount of detailed work already accomplished by the Author- the dissatisfaction affects the pocketbook and that, added He watched a phllodendron, research Is not convincing. ity, it'is difficult to imagine that the members will agree to minimum cost of $44 for sewers annually. sealed In a plastic bag, stas alive and healthy four years dissolution. No matter what the outcome, the discussion at the council session brought out a slight rift between Coun- ^ There.'can be no doubt that grievances should be-aired. This newspaper takes a rath- Bo you can see that it's a cinch to let a plant look out for Itsel cilrqerx Frederick V. Rapp and Henri J. Hansen, running That these persons should and do have the right to complain, er conventional view of educa object, make their feelings known, is inherent. But when for a matter of weeks oi mates on the GO^ ticket this fall. In the political picture, tlon. We regard It as prepara months. ••• the opportunity was given on July 2, at a formal hearing both parties are looking for likely candidates to fill an un- tion for life. We believe that th Polyethelene has the ablllt: called by the Authority in the Keyport Borough Hall, only 12 training we receive In youth to hold moisture in, but at th expired term caused by the death of Ellsworth Barker. Re- persons attended. should be designed to prepare ame time to allow anything publicans are looking a bit harder than the Democrats. They Monday night, a crowd estimated at close to 300 persons us for the realities we will con that's Inside, such as a plant, will name a replacement at the next council session. Look to breathe. jwirled around the Authority's Broad St. office and overflow- front in adult life. We do 'not for the candidate to be from the same voting district as the Looking Backward The whole idea is so simple; late Mr. Barker. Phil Serpico, Democratic chairman, re- ed into the street. They came, apparently at the public urg- applaud failure; we are sorry yet many persons who have ing of Mayor Charles E. Applegate, an arch-foe of the Au- for the child who falls but treat- been writing to Dr. Davis about ports the executive committee has no one in mind at this thority. Perhaps they came at the suggestion of Norman J. Ing him overprotectlvely and Itomj About folki And Thlnjt Wa Knaw In The Lone Ago It try to make a big deal oul time to challenge for the post in November/Points out, Currie at the July 14 Keyport Borough Council meeting, that shielding him from the exper of It. • however, his party certainly yvill place a candidate in the the Authority be pressured into dissolving. ience of failure in childhood Forty-Five Years Ago area where waters are known Not In Sun field at the right time. [Issue-Thursday, July 31, 1913 to be polluted, published Mon- He cautions only to use poly- .Whatever the "reason, the pressure definitely was on. will hardly prepare him to cope Between 3 and 4 o'clock Mon- day a report of findings from ethelene, commonly used fo WORD PROM THE State Press Association is that Councilman Henri J. Hansen was manhandled by demon- with It In later life. Failure and day morning a fire broke out in Its 14th analysis of these wa- packing .vegetables. Sometimes teachers are objecting^to the listing of their names and strators. Authority Vice Chairman Charles Koenig was disappointment are the facts of shirts and sweaters come wrap- the brick house at the corner of ters made this season/The tests salaries in news stories of board of education meetings. As- struck in the back as he was escorted by police to his car life. Those who meet with Cliffwood Avenue and the Kcy- ed In it, too. Some bags have were made In late July. Key- 1 sociation indicated teachers are "strongly opposed" to having after the meeting was adjourned. them In youth and learn to sur- rort-Amboy Road and the house holes; punched In them. Don port and such nearby . bathing their names and respective salaries published. The teachers mount them are stronger for It as practically destroyed. places as Princess Bay, S.I. use these. It didn't start that way! A great many people came to They are better able to meet An additional Sunday train to and Shrewsbury River, H i g fa- After you have placed your contend that it is an invasion of privacy, that it subjects get answers to some'honest questions. The mood of the the adversity that, to some de- Mew York, via New Jersey Cen- lands, are listed as areas where well-watered potted plant Into them to ridicule by students and parents alike, and that it • crowd at the outset was friendly. But this changed! Soon tal, now leaves Matawan at discourages qualified people from seeking positions in the gree at least, creeps Into every pollution conditions are "bad." the bag,-Just fold over the top of •a smaller nucleus of angry men snarled insults and shout- 1:06 p.m., stopping at Cliffwood the bag- nr.<1 hold it with paper public school system. They seem to have overlooked one life. The boy or girl educated The shore fund to fight a ed down attempts to inform the crowd what was happening. on signal) 1:00; Morgan (on threatened commuter fare In- :lips or seal It with transpar- fact. It's the responsibility of the press to keep readers under Dr. Lonsdale's theory is It ended in manhandling. signal) 1:12. Additional Sunday crease by the Central Railroad :nt tape. Be sure not to leave fully informed and since school teachers are public em- slated for rough treatment In ;wtn -from New York to Mala- the plant In'.the sun to avoid the adult world I of New Jersey went over the ployees, paid through public funds, they are necessarily sub- Keyport came extremely close to mob violence. It yan leaves West 23d street •16,000 mark Tuesday nigh" t, scorched leaves. This is im- could have ensued except for the sphering effect.Of State Pfe 0:40; Liberty Street, U portant; : •:: -:•-.-••-. ject to public comment. Might consider too, the pay scale' GREAT AMERICAN more than 75 per cent on the lice, local regulars and special police. m. Stops OD signal at Morgan of teachers in most communitjes is above that of other Muni- (Newark Evening News) way toward a $20,000 goal. The How can you tell the differ- nd Cliffwood. new peak was reached by total- nee between polyethelene and cipal employees. This is for a 10-month stint instead of the We wonder If this display will be repeated at the pro-, Herbert Hoover, at 83, has 12 -month work norm. Can't see where teachers' arguments • posed Aug. 6 public meeting. Such a demonstration will Bu'rtls Patterson of Freehold ing commitments of $2064 from t h e r transparent plastics? now lived longer as a former ast week signed a contract for Belmar, Bradley Beach and Polyethelene is soft and pll< stand up! •••- • •. . • '••-.. '"'serve'to"do-nothing but eloud
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Robbie ...Walker Cards second sacker, lost Stevo • jiffiilitMi Malawan'a complicated situ- then hit safely to score bo t b Russell's grass-cutter and two- ation In baseball for, boys 8-12 base^runners. more Tigers runs romped home July 24, 1958 waif "made more complicated The Tigers bounced right to put this most important win rage Tea Thursday when the Tigers drop- back to tie it in ^helr half of the ped a May 21 "finish out" game into the record for Manager inning. Beach again lost the Nusbaum's boys. to the Keyport Cardinals to first two batters. Walker and Blue Jays Push give the Red Box the first half Matawan Tigers (5) Terry Hedgepath, on walks. .' ab r h championship in the Matawan Frankie Shaw's bouncer sr o t Nucclo, 2b "3 0.0 league. Had the Tigers beaten away from Opatosky, at short- Sickles, cf 3 2 1, Mr Top Honors the Cardinals, they'.would have stop for the Keyport team, and Hayes, p 3 10 - .: Matawan's second half base- earned the right To a playoff Bob Walker chased In with the Nlcora, s-b 41 2 ball race for boys 8-12 reached 'or the first half title with the tying run. Hayes survived a Russell, If 4 0 1 Sox. Lewis, c- 4 0 0 the (lolling point 'this week as stormy third Inning, then his Then, to further complicate mates, won the game for him Bob Walker, lb 110. all four teams pressed toward matters, the Tigers gave more in the fourth. With one~out, Hedgepath, 33 2 00 the finish, Manager Herb 'orce to the argument of their Beach's Inability to find: the (continued on page eleven) Staer's Blue Jays coming up to manager,' Irv Nusbaum, that plate got him in trouble again press the leading Tigers and there would not be a split sea- Terriers/The Jays are getting son but Matawan honor's should.go to the team having Y AIR CONDITIONED. ••: the pitching that is paying off. he best over-aH record. The Tie Blue Jays ended their Keyporl Recreation Commission solved Ihe need for a field Monday, when this' photo was taken, was between the Keyport Tigers made their record look series with the keyport teams fur the boys in the 13-14-year-old baseball league bj gelling Jets and the Enellshtown Washington Forge team. It was iron mighty good by doing some- Saturday by scoring 2-1 in a permission from the Keyport Board of Education, to erect this by the Jets 10-7 with Terry Fitzgerald on the mound. thing that has been done only field north of the football gridiron. The came In progress continued game with Bob Bar- once before this season. They I\E YPORT STRAN clubbed the hlgh-rlding Cardin- rett holding the Raiders safein the final Innings. Joe French' als 3-2 In the secona game. Phone Cblfax 4-0452 The Cardinals and the Tigers ~ >n the mound for the 1 o s e r s, lions Widen Lead fenrier No-Hits Today - Tomorrow - Saturday July 24-25-26 vas a victim of faulty support bad gone to a three-all ball LOOKING IT OVER game In eight Innings when Continuous Saturday Starting at 1:45 P.M. IS Alan McTague singled In the 2 — Big Featurea — 2 . ' llxth, smartly stole second and In Union Beach •MM IMMHtu Foe For Arrows darkness called a halt May 21. raced on around as the Raid- NEXT YEAR'S JifONMOHTH remaining; to the end of the Rich Wenner, once a second It left the Tigers one-half game The Lions took command of from tying the Red Sox for ers let loose some bad throw- the situation in Union Beach HANDICAP should see an end season for the Monmouth baseman for Matawan High and ing, . .,-, . to the "one horse" domination traok/to come up to the cus- a sub catcher at Monmouth Col- first place. When the game was Little League baseball during resumed Thursday, the original McTague then took the of the event such as has pre- tomary percentage for inajor, lege, West Long Branch, un- the past week, defeating their vailed the past three years tracks of 33 per cent of fav- covered talents as a pitcher. pitchers, Dave Opatosky, for indund for the Jays,to ^)est the he Cardinals and Bob Walker, Haiders ace, Bill Oelger, In a nearest rivals, the Fireballs, with Nashua In 1956, Dedicate orites to win. In the bracket Sunday at Washington P. ark, burling du e 1. Faulty support 11-2, to go well ahead In the lea- last year and Bold Ruler gal- of odds-on favorites, the Perth Amboy, where he blank- for the Tigers, took the mound. The two teams remained lock- ' ligain hurt the Keyport pttohef. gue race. The Lions fur t rreTf loping off with the easy money Oceanport track; still, lagged ed the Centers nine of that city without a hit in a 12-0 seven-lnn- ed In a tense battle through the ' Barrett got a hit in the second strengthened their position by at Oceanport on Saturday. At badly, wltb^one In three of »nd a passed ball and error Ihe same time Round Table lng game. 10th inning, then in the Uth, blanking the Dodgers 9-0. thenrcominiNn to Justify the lent him home with the Mata- was picking up easy money, in confidence "chalk',' players Wenner's sterling effort oh Walker's support cracked be- THE DIAMOND SAFARI wan team's first run. Then, in The Parkers also Jumped on the $87,000 Armour at Chicago placed In.them. At,Jamaica, the mound was needed for the hind hlm^Errors put Opatosky Plus Selected Short Subjects "•". the: Jlfth, with'Jack Butzko and the hapless Dodgers In the third and yesterday Gallant Man up until last Saturday, the Centers' Bob Malkos had the and Carl Henry on base. Ray Brown delivered the pinch sin- Sunday . Monday . Tuesday „ July 27-28-29 Corey Slegel on b'ase, a double game of the week, blanking the was scheduled to add some of "form" prevailed in Its char- Holmdel batters eating out of error in the Raider Infield sent his hand for the first four inn- gle to ruin the Tigers' first Continuous Sunday — Starting at 1:45 P.M. Dodgers, 10-0. the $100,000 Sunset Handicap acteristic way, as one out of- both home to sew up this vital change In California to what he every two horses bet down to Ings. But in the fifth, his de- half hopes. A hit batsman, an- Double Feature Program > . v^ln for the .Jays. McTague was The Lions-Fireballs game fense cracked and a timely hit other error, and Jack Beach's started put as a. pitchers' bat- picked up In the runaway In the narrow odds by the ."chalk" . untoucha-ble on the mound and $162,000 Hollywood Gold Cup players came In to reward did the rest.' ' " single sewed it up at 6-3 for. the three ' rans were more than e between Andy Cacossa and Cardinals. ' . '".'••- Sam Robinson. Cacossa pre-i July 12. This division of the na- them for their confidence. Lou Mendinl, first up for the 'enough for him. tion's racing wealth a m o n g Holmdel Arrows in the frame, Recoil From Disaster vailed as Robinson came to the * * •' The Tigers recoiled from this KfUIUEK Tight Pitching Situation end of the trail in the third inn- three owners of top horses slat- was safe on an error. Bob A tight situation on pitching KEYPORT DUKES are ex- Chromy singled and Lou Nanna disaster In masterful: fashion.: And Th» to»» CftyOf Oold* ing. Allle Klngeter opened this ed to operate In different' sec- pecting to use this Twln'Gables led Manager Mike Eovlno to tions of the country and not to walked, loading the sacks. Jud Beach took the mound for the rame by hitting safely for the field in Raritan Townshipfjbr Cardinalsln the second game ESXES try his son, Pete, as a pitcher Lions. Steve Ruby and Cacossa oppose one another will not oc- Thome filed to center and Men- •gainst the Bed Sox Monday. their home gridiron this fall if dinl raced homa'after the catch and he gave the Matawan team connected to score Klngeter. cur next year for the simple derangements" can be m a d e 7tc,new hurler walked Bl 11 reason this year's crop of three- with the Arrows first run. Don an opening at the start by walk- Jlm,my Beutel then came with the new proprietor to con- Ing Dennis Nucclo and John ', Bhtoridge, the first man to •hrough with one of .his four year-olds does not allow for it. Zenl doubled and Chromy and Wednesday .Thursday July 30-31 face him, then an'error put lnue the setup that now pre- Nanna dented the plate. Anoth- Sickles. An error loaded the safe cracks of the day to scare The two top three-year-olds, vails In Softball. Dick Owen, 2 — Big- AMractlons — % Tom Devlno aboard also and Ruby and Cacossa. George Still- Tim Tam and Cavan, never er error let In the fourth run. sacks with one out. Beach, anx- this made It a fine situation for the team's coach, has assur- iousto be sure of another out, well also hit safely and Beutel may race again because of In- ance of a game with the Jersey Malkos weakened badly In the Lou Tomasello's home run. came In. Billy Potts replaced juries. That leaves, Lincoln fifth so there was no more Is- played a smash to the box at —Twd-Sox-orrors sent Prankle- Sharks at Wall Stadium. TJi e flrst..insteadof-for, a force at Robinson on the mound but It Road pretty much the class of Sharks will have only an "A" sue about the" contest; Hits by JOHN WAYNE Lasko in with a Terrier run in was no use as the Lions were home and Nucclo scored. Beach .•I the third, but the Sox promptly the field as a four-year-old in team this year, so there will be Ray Dane, Mend 1 n 1 and ...They caUed him. now In a slugging frame, Billy 1959 and It will not be a field Chromy. sentJn two .runs, then got the third out easily but the bounded away from their rivals no shoving the Dukes off on the Tigers had a run with which to Kohlbecker and Mike Potlto to compare with this one. So •eserves. The Dukes also have Malkos grew wild and the Cen- in the bottom of the third, scor- lasted out hits before the restore their self-confidence. ing three times again as Eov- next year, the Monmouth will promise of games.with teams ters errpred badly again, so _Hondo:_ rame was over to put the game The Matawan team heeded lno struck a wild streak on the be a race for big money for in Wilmington, and Philadelphia that the score rolled up against afely In the bag for the Lions. horses who will be getting them. the bolster for the -Cardinals mound and Tom Longette had and with the Atlantic City Air reached Lefty Hayes, the Tig- to replace , him. .Walt Mc- Klngeter worked the game their chance at big money Just Force Bass with guarantees Wenner fanned nine and walk- 'If It's A Big Picture The Strand Will Show It" gainst the Dodgers and spun a because there will not be an hat will help them with their ed four In his no-hlt effort. Er- ers pitcher, for two runs In the Brlde singled home' Tomasello second, Opatosky singled, Ray and Randy Relgei't and scored ine-hltter. Skip Chasey was do- outstanding horse among them. lnancial problem. The team rors put a Centers' baserunner himself on a Terrier error. ng just as well on the mound needs new equipment, $3000 of on third In the opening inning -: The big game tonight-will pit ,o the fourth when more SIUB- MONMOUTH PAEK wag- It if members are to be outfit- with two out but this was the 1 the-Terrlers against the Tigers ing by Beutel with men on ering continues to follow, the ted to the top trim of their'ma- best;scoring: chance the Perth at the Middlesex Rd. field. ases broke up the ball game; corrective process prohibited jor rivals but, this is a lot of Aniboy team had against Wen- Manager Irv Nusbaum,"of the Also one-hlttlng the Dodgers In this column three, weeks money to raise In an area like ner. The former MHS player Tigers, has no intent of protest- was the Parkers' pitcher,Wlilz- ago when the percentage of Keyport. What the team needs got the third out on an easy roll- NOW! Ing about the split season. He ;er Butka. Ron Garcia kept the winning favorites was a poor' is players to put It on a par er. Ah., error gave a Centers': is well content npw that every barkers at bay for the'Oodgers 27 per cent. During tho last with the opposition that has per- batter a base.at the start of the Thur.-Tues team Is coming down to the o the third when he set up week 21 out of 5& favorites sonnel of top college grade, just second, but Wenner fanned two wire with ah equal chance to rouble for hlmsiilf by walking starting came in to win or 38 below the level of college play- and tossed out a third in .that prove itself to be the best team Bandy Mallnowskl, Butka and per cent going off. It was suf- ers, who can command- Natlori- frame. '.'.'-."' . Pete -Walker at the start. Chip slj-Prptessional Le'iHfctieii' fcp.'n*."3lTh'e;n,.Uv.the th!rd.,..lhe Cen- Matawan can send Into the ficient to , raise .{he percent-,^ s ; pluyoffs. It will be a tcnlflo fi- Sldlson, Bllly-Langan, Frank age of-favorites to cofne In to~ uch bolstering at titrir' ha d tlielr- lastVeS?' chance nal Week of the seasoni Difly-aWtMieKby-Ehnls follow- win this season to slightly talent, the. Dukes, could make when" Wenner made trouble for The box scores; ed with hits for six runs to put over 30 per cent. It will take a name for themselves and get himself by walking the first two Matawan Blue Jaya (3) he game on'.lcefor.the Park- about 40 favorites to win or to be a drawing card to com- Amboy batters to face him. But ers. . ' •-'•. •"•-' ••: ~ one In three to go off In races mand the financial guarantees he pulled out of this wild streak »b r h Ltom (11) they need. to fan two batters and a pick- Bullnsky, ot 3 1 0 off at first ended the threat. IMcTague, p S 0 0 Klngeter, lb • • • After that, the Amboy team GATES OPEN EVERY NIGHT at 6:30-MOVIES at DUSK Coon, lb 8 0 0 Ruby, 0 Two-Year-Olds N. J. S T A T E SEMI-PRO* never had a scoring chance. Barrett, ss " ' 2 11 Cacossa, p baseball tournament is now Kalieta, 3b i 0 0 R, Ollmarttn, 3b, Vf underway at Hetzel Field. CARTOON-A-RAMA - EVERY FRI., SAT. and SUN. FIRST SHOW ONLY Melssner. o 3 0 1 Beutol, ss Run At Monmouth Trenton, and this area still ' Mommy Dear, a two-year-old Butzko, 2b 2 10 Stlllwell, of "; VI has representations even daughter of Polynesian and C. Slegel, rf 111 MacMonus, rf •>•-• ..1 Younger horses will take over Miss Mommy, who races for ; v though the famed combina- McManon, If aoo Kohlbecker, If i .. :- :i- .x the spotlight Saturday at Mon- tion of years past In the South . the Circle M Farm of Mrs. E. Pottto. 3b -- _ 0-1 mouth Park, with BoldBultj. Amboj" A.A. with Hal Deltz,:~ S. Moore, hw earned a place FIRST-RUN SHOWING • 22 3 3 Wilson, rf •-••. o o and the $100,000 Monmouth in the starting field for the So- Keyport Raiders (0) Matawah.' pitching, Is no r h vonRodeck, 2b • . 0 0 Handicap out of the way, one more, This year tho top team rority Stakes at Monmouth Scullion, rf ;,.,...-: — »• of the prime events of the rac- In the tourney to date is the Park on July 30. Trainer C. W, "Dowd,""2b "™ • •• 2 •' 0 0 ing season for two-ycar-o 1 d s Parish announced she would be Strong, c 2 0 0 Melrose S.G., North Bruns- .•---.' IF 14 Will be run, the $50,000 added wick, whb went ahead In the - pointed for this event following Rapolla, 3b, p 1 0 1 Flreballi (») Sapling Stakes at six furlongs. a recent impressive victory in A STORY OF FATHER Oelger, p, 3b S 0 0 .- -•-•,.-;•"-.•; r.h tourney Saturday night by • ••• an overnight race. French, lb 3 0 0 Kaluzenskl '. 0 0 Four horses of recognized downing the hitherto unbeat- AND SON THAT WILL R, Davis, 'of. 2 01 Potts, If, p. ";••'•'— 0 0 merit head the list of nominees. en Drier's team of Plalnfleld. -N.Y.Nowi Halloran, rf 3 - 0 0 Cooney, ss 11 They are C. T. Chenery's First Playing third base for the Have you read the classified 2 0 0 Landing, winner of the Juvenile Melrose comblno is Frankie - ads? ...... :.'. ,.' • BURN ITS WAY ROB Dane , : sa ' - Lewandowskl, p, c, 3o, of 0 0 Nusj, If.; '. '-1 0• 0 Laroskl, 3b, lb, If:r..- •;-•-: 1 at Bolmont Park and the out- Washington, former Keyport:; INTO YOUR MEMORY! Robinson, lb, p 0 standing two-year-old of racing High star and well known tq 10 0 2 Sldlsin, 3b, If, of ••' 0 so far; Restless Wind, owned fans who followed the Wash- • Score by Innings: Sommers, c, 3b 0 by Llangollen Farm and victor ington's Auto team sponsored EATONTOWN Matawan Blue Jays 010 020—3 pruchnlk, rf 0 0 In the National Stallion and the by Frank's brother, Pprc, In Keyport Raiders 000 000—0 Gorham, If 0 0 Tremont at Belmont; Brook- the Keypoi't Recreation Bas- Matawan Red Box (7) Deer,'rf ._ J '_' 0 0 ab field Farms Intentionally, who ketball League last winter. r h scored strongly In Monmouth Washington Is obviously held yiWe-LH' THEATRE fihoitridge, 2b 3 2 6 Rl, 35 at Circle * EA 3-9760 fj?,:Clones, lb 3 0r o0 Score by Innings! Park's Tyro Stakes, and Spring In high regard by the man- Hill Farms Easy Spur, four tiger of the Melrose team, the TV Devlno, of 3 2 1 Lions;.-;--. ": -.-00'-7l3i=l Children Always Free 3 2 3 times a winner this season, one top baseball outfit In the state L, Tomasello, P Fireballs 00 020— 2 Shows Nightly at Dusk Bhafto, rl 1 0 1 Dodger* (0) win being in-the Cherry Hill at this writing, for the for- J..Tomasollo, rf 1 0 0 Stakes at Garden State Park. mer KHS "star Is batting In (Box Office Opens at Rlegertrss- 1 1 0 Hutchlnson, 3b First Landing is a doubtful the cleanup spot In the North 7 p.m.) Nelson, 3b 3 1 0 Whltehead, ss starter because of recuperating Brunswick team's lineup. Wed. and Thurs. MoBride, If 3 0 1 Chasey, 3b , from . an indisposition lately. Washington also sparked a July 23 and 24 Thovson, If 0 .0 0 Caitloza, 0 dramatic double play In his . Kobnt-t Taylor Edwards, b • 0 0 The other threo appear ready 1 Muller.-ir...'-: to go. Possibilities to fill out the team's 7-5 triumph over the RlchaAl Wldmark ~' • • • Horner, of. 22 7 7 field are Circle M. Farms powerful Plalnfleld"'entry oh~ ••••*- — In — Garcia, p Saturday. night. "THE LAW AND Matawan Terrier* (31 Scofl, lb Watch Your Stop, a strong run- ner at Monmouth {Restless JAKE WADE" nb r li Decker, A., rf — Plus — SAMUEL GOLDWYN. Jr F, Devlno, 3b 3 0 0 Lowther, rf Wind's stablemate, Dark Look; Tereaa Wright presents -•*; Pete Eovlno, p, 2b 3 o a Spenser D & H Stable's Sky High; Long Branch Races Cameron Mitohell D'Apollta, S3 3 1 1 Decker, L., Ph Brookfleid Farms In Thee; - In - Senrls, cf 3 0 0 Austin, ph Central Jersey (Outboard) Longette, 3b, p 3 0 0 Budd ti Cannull's Austerltts! and "ESCAPADE IS JAPAW" Frank W. Holbrook's Rougli Racing Association members ALANLADD H. Dolan. If 3 1 3 0 1 will head for Long Branch Frl. - Sat. - July 23-26 Zlegler, lb 1 0 0 Parkeri (10) iUEempo. over the weekend to partici- It Will Frceie The Blood AND TWO-TIME ACADEMY AWARD WINNER , Lasko. rf 2 11 ; Tho famed Turf Charity Ball pate In the power boat re- In Your Veins! Pease, c 1 0 0 Walker, rf will be held after the racing "MACABRE" Paul Eovlno, a 0 0 0 ratla on the Shrewsbury Itiv- Sldlsin, 3b 2-Jf program la completed Satur- er sponsored by the Loni Means Horror! • Mastello, ph 0 0 Langen, si OLIVIA DEHAVILLAND day. Branch Ice Boat A Y a 0 h t So Terrifying We Insure Daly. If On Wednesday, the Sorority You For $1000 Against 23 3 Ennls, 2b Club. Thit will be the ninth Death By Fright! Score by Innings: Stakes for two-year-olds on the annual regatta iponsored by Williams, lb distaff side will be run at six I — Plui — Matttwan Terriers 001 002—3 iJDla.tno.n.d .flf_ "PROUD REBEL" J [.-—'•HELL'S-i-lIO LIES'-' Mallnowskl,* .!i.JBEaa wUITSteplieV MoNalljr Butka, P raoe could call baok Ted Atkln aolnsr will start ~ Saturday Coleen Gray , Now In the time to advertise son and Eddie Arcaro for a re- at 11:30 p.m. when the heats — Also — those unused articles for sale. 10 12 run of the Colleen Stakes In will be run In the various Frl., Chapter 1( "Batman - A small ad In the classified Score bjr Innings: which Atkinson,, on Lady Be, classes. First final event Is and Robin". Sat., Extra column" •wlll'tjurn- them • Into Dodger*..., :.. OCKL-.000— » Good, upset the Aroaro horse slated for 3:30 p.m. Saturday LaU Aotlon Feature; Frl. hfL Parkors --,-••- - —008 -04x—10 Law'dy "Claudy." "."" ' """" wilwhel nhav the JitO out clas. Thess runaboute races arflai.,--Cartoon Carnival. are open to all drivers' who Sun. thru Thun, -Indian Hill Picnic did not qualify In the region- __.'.• July 27-Sl al champlonshipt but still de- Ingria Bergman - An all-day, picnic and ihool sire s place la the National • Cary Grant In will be held by the Indian Hill Slock Outboard chainplon- ;.. "INDISOBEET" Bow.rnenjat.thQ. .club., range on _ ihlps at.. Mia ml.. Aujr.. 21-21.. ;.._•_. lq Technicolor •Today- thru -Saturday- .Moii/p Beers Rd., Hazlet, Sunday, Eric riie winners of Ihe Saturday —'jPltu ~^r~~ All CiiiemaSoope-Color All Color Show! Pederseh, club officer, rnceg can, .enter the Sunday "P.T. RAIPEnS" ~-----r- Show!--.— ;•-. Dean Martin • • Jerry Lewis - nounces.The Bowmcu arc hold- rn o e s 'providing qualified '.FREE PLAYGROUND '"Gregory Peck; . "YOU'RE NEVER ing the picnic with members 6: ilrlvera fail' to appear. M Joan Collins . , TOO YOUNG" their Immediate families aa In The races will be run on -Free — For Boy* &.Girls 'THE BRAVADOS" — Plus — ylted guests. In accordance (he Pleasure Bay end of the Junior Drivers Club ...,. —Plus— •• - Jack Hawklris with this, there will be four sep river with the finishing line Drive-It yourself Vlclor -Mature Joan Collins arate divisions In the bow-nnd abeam of Shallow Point. On Our New Driving Richard E»an arrow shoots, one each for Traok "LAND OF THE 1 Harrison Bogis, Bob and VIOLENT SATURDAY' PHARAOHS" men, women, boys and girls, Lou Letwenske and Tony L»- QULDRJ.N--;-7'rm Prizes will be awarded for high Conte.are entering from this MIDGET. RAILROAD PLAYLANDS 3i??w firs score. area. in: M: Regatta At Keyport the big feature race smashup be chased all the way by Rum- Legion Trophy To Be Fiber Chemical Soars To Five Weather Smiles, and was taken to the hospital ton's Bill McCarthy, who plao- Yacht-racing; will came oat for x-rays. e'd second, followed by twoAwarded 8-12 League of obscurity as a sport local- The season's third P o w d e r Straight Wins, Upsets Tilers Auto Racers Roar scrapping drivers in Bolr~Mftl- The Matawan 8-12 League ly this cornice weekend when Puff Dtfky was won byzahn, Miami, Fla. and Lenny fittest team at current wriW from gaining advantage out of the Baritan Bay Yacht Bao- For the first time In a num- Georgle Kelly who benefited held its regular monthly meet- Ins in the Matawan-Keyport the Tilers' loss to the Fiber Ing Association will hold its ber of .weekends the weather from a last lap splnout by Char- Brown! Lambertvllle. close be- ing Sunday evening at the Rec- MATAWAN Softball League chase Is .thenine. annual regatta at Kejport. co-operated so racing could go lotte Burlew, Freehold, then" hind was Joo Kelly, "Consho- reation Building, Ma t a \v a n Fiber Chemical combine, win- July It, 1058 Pago Elevf Acoording to the original A. W. SUcox," commodore of through at Old Bridge Stadium leading. Qebrgit, from Yard- hocken. Pa., star. American Legion Post 176 will Wrs of five straight, Including the RBYBA, expects there ville, won last week's derby. schedule, Atlantic Tile and OW on both Friday and' Sunday present a trophy to the Matd- a 5-3 victory over the league- Mill Dairy are slated to tacgl will be SO crafts participating and Wall Stadium could carry Others who finished were Pat Malzahn and defending track leading Atlantic Tile Co. last Monday night at Twin Gables In the racing. through Its Saturday program.. Brown, Flcmlngton; Kay Se-champion Pete Frasee, R a h- wan team, who will represent Sox In First Half *" week, \ field. This could be the game The racing will get under- Bunk Robblns, Ro-bblnsvllle cord, Morrisville, Pa.: Ethel way,.won; heat races wftlle MiUttwon In the Monmouth (continued from page ten) The Fiber players followed of the season. way Saturday at S p.m. and driver, scored an Impressive Slgle, "Mllltovra: Dee Robblns, Trenton's Ralph Pet kins scor- County play-offs. Bhttw. rf T 0-0 this s ti rri ng win with a Harvey Morreli, league sec- there will be twoj-ices Son- victory Sunday In the 20-lap wife of the feature winner; ed in the consolation, The'Monraouth County a-12 triumph over their deadly'riv- retary, announces the follow- day, the program to conclude all-rookie feature race at OldJean Foote, Ellifcbeth; Ch ti. Brown won the stock cur race Lcaguo'tlnala will bo held at 37 5 it'« als for a playoff berth, the Hol- early Sunday afternoon in Bridge In a program marked lotte Burlew and Mary Ann the Matawan Recreation Field, Keyport Cardtntla (?) ing games have been resched- at Wall Saturday after taking ab r h lywood Oilers, Monday at uled for this week: Tomor- time for the awarding of by many accidents and trio re- Burlew, Peanack. good advantage ol a break re- Monday, Aug. IS; Wednesday, Laurence Harbor field. Boots priies at a cocktail party. Aug. SO and Friday, Aug. 33. In Valll, ri - 0 1 row night—-White Eagle vs. At- moval ot one driver to Middle- The annual 50-lap mid-sum- ceived in the dosing laps, Testino, If 3 0 2 Springsteen, conqueror on thelantic Tile at Laurence Harbor, There will be a shipwreck sex General Hospital. mer sportsman and modified Brown was running third be- the event of ruin, the allornata Sulgel. 2t> 3 0 1 mound of the vaunted Tilers, Fiber Chem vs. Dukes at Twin dance sponsored by the local days of that week will be used. Robblns, who last week- had championship race will cap hind McCarthy and Malzahn In Opntosky, »s S 1 1 also put the Hollywood nine In Gables; Sunday—Bollywood club-Saturday night. Friday night's meet while the the 20th lap when the first two The next meeting will bo Henry, cf 3 0 0 BUbJugatlon, 9-3. Oilers vs. Atlantic-TUe at Twin placed fifth In tho feature, was Next weekend the N b r t b last from Che starting flag rookies return Sunday night. - cars Unified on the third turn, held Aug. 3. : Hay Brown, o 2 10 Gables, Fiber Chem vs. White Jersey Yacht Bacing Associ- Scores. IS-Lap Victory Both spun out and Brown Ttobcdcc, 3b S 0 0 The Tilers recovered from Eagle at Laurence Harbor. through the entire contest and their startling setback to ation is holding Us Individ- blasted past the opposition to Jim Hendrlckson, husky Deer charged into the lead, Prior to Jockey Bill Hartack, with 33 Hobble Walker, lb 8 0 2 Atlantic TUe Co. ,«)- ual championships on the Park, L.I. speedster, scored a the mishap McCarthy seemed winners In the first 30 days ot Bench, p 2 0 0 smother the Keyport Dukes 9-2 ab r h win going away. Placing second Monday, Frank Poling, the Shrewsbury B i v e r under was Ray Kelly, Yardvllle, who 25-Iap victory at Old Bridge to have his first win of thin the Monmoutli Park meeting J. TomaseUo, 2b 2 0 the sponsorship of the Rum- Stadium Friday and will repre- year within easy grasp. appears to hayx tuy: excellent 24 3 7 —fastballer—wham—Manager Falco,- 2b 1- 0—1 won last week _wWle others In chance to finish out the local Score by lanlnis: Dewey Briegs started for the son Country-Club- and—the order were Freehold's" Gary" -sent-Utc-Gentral"Jersey speed- McCarthy made o brilliant S. Davino, c! Shrewsbury Sailing Club, ecason with the second hlulicst Keyport Cardinal* oaO- 000—a— Dukes, had! little in the wayScalzo, ss Burlew, Belmar's Steve Fer- way Sunday in the 100-mile na- recovery to finish second, Teams from member clubs tional championship race at tho while Malzahn couldn't con- lotRl. Sam Boulmetis holds tho Matawan Tlscrg 110 300—8 of control at the start, walking Testino, rf . rara. Bound Brook's Don record of 81 whllo Howard two Tiler batters and hitting Andrews, lb will compete for the Irwln Church. Trenton Speedway. tinue and pulled off Into tho In- bongo, If Memorial Trophy (for men); Also qualifying for the Tren- field. Third was Frazeo, while Qrnnfa 82 winners In 1057 was IIixvo you road tho classified - two more. Gene Testino sand- the Adams Cup for women Cars Almost Demolished the s'ioond high. ndils? wiched a long triple and Har-Bulla, 3b . ton classic by virtue of being Long Island's George Tet cop. Nappi,. c and the Sears cup for Jun- Two spectacular crashes all, the first sportsman class driv- ped.fourth spot. The contest ry Andrews and Bullle Bulla Lauro, p iors. Defending champ-in the singled into this assortment to but demolished cars of Perth er to finish the Btadium feature was the third In a series of • Irwio Trophy (Mullory Cup) Amboy's Russ Luke and Bel-was Paterson's Tony Battle, Special Summer events at Wall NINUNl come up with seven runs for 23 0 6 competion will be Bob Ko- • the league-leaders. mar's Poll Dahrouge. Luke The race was a tremendous Stadium. This Saturday night Keyport Dukes (2) foed, Matawan, a member of smashed into the rail in thespectacle with a near wholesale (July 28) will see tlio Grand • Poling Settles Down ab the Monmouth Boat Club, MUSIC emeus first lap of the feature with his plleui) of the entire field of 35National at Wnll Stadium. Tho 1 Ntplum, N»w Jtruy FoJing settled down after his Robinson, o Bed Bank. machine rolling and going end cars at the very start. Redlate model circuit of NASCAR initial wildness and b lazed Phillips, ss over end to finally land on Its will bu seen in a 100 mllo (300' II Felose, 3b Bank's Ed Soden pulled up Iy.lB,« J MI1U wrsr Of AilU»ffA«< them through effectively for side. Re-started, the race was short as he hit tho starting lap) contest. the Dukes. But for his early Briggs, 2b Great Deal Of Money taa it mil) »u». 10. iw» ounim iintc-rauo MM Shumock, If halted again in the third lap mark and the long line of ma- bad streak, it would have been when five cars piled into each chines belted ono another, caus- I an even game. Belleran, of Involved In Racing Trainer J.H. (Casey) Hayco, Helfrich, lh other but pahrouee's crackup ing damage that later forced of tho C,T. Choncry stable, " The feature of the contest ID; racing," a* great d e a V of occurred hi a heat race where several machines to tho side- was provided by Sam Lauro, Poling, p plnns to ship First Landing to Owen, rf money is involved in almost he hit the fence and tore up the lines. race within, a few days to make manager of the Tilers. Lauro, vehicle badly though escaping • I nU*«iMMt.nit*«l MMt>,, TvM.!«••.,, Vwta., Ifcvn, all phases of the sport's opera- Hendrlckson. who had won R sure the colt is thoroughly, fa- retired from active play, found -30 2 10 Injury. I rii..i»i,,i»». .himself without a pitcher at tion. Attendance runs in thous- heat race early in the n 1 g h t, miliar with tho local oval bo- UM trim T» lltlU tlrml, H»H«M, N. J., Mw>lil HIM Score by fore appearing In tile $50,000 n John Broxmer, Kearny, suf- game time. The Tiler manager Keyport Dukes 1000 100—2 ands daily, wagering runs from blasted all opposition out of the fered a possible leg fracture in way and surged lnto-tho lend to Sapling Stakes on July 26. iiial Performance "Mont Happy' Telia" Bun.7 brushed aside generous offers Atlantic TUe Co. 1000 20x—9 hundreds ot thousands to mil- of his Players to try their hand Fiber Chemical (9) at mound duty and took to the ab r lions and the value of thorough- bill himself. The Dukes tapped F, DeNardo. cf 1 bred stock is beyond any ac- him for seven hits but when- Bouchard, 3b 1 curate estimate. ever they had men on bases, DlBlase,.2b 0 A. Bosato, o An Indication of the high Get Cash Savings the Tiler manager showed he 1.1 still had plently left from his Fedele, o 0 0 price of racing stock was giv- Collins, ss en recently, at Monmouth Park days of being one of the top 2 performers of this area. The Bilotti, If In a. five-and-one-half furlong C. DeNardo. If dash for maiden two-year-bid*. PLUS S&H Dukes could put them on, butMuro, lb they could score only twice There were 10 horses in the Jiosne, rf field and seven of them had and the Tiler manager never J. Rosato, rf let them build up to" a "big" been purchased la the o p e n Springsteen, p market as yearlings. - -— Green Stamps Inning. _ Vt 9 These seven brought a total The Fiber Cherar-team was HoUrwood OUeu 13) of $146,300 and yet they still sparked In their victory over ab r h were seeking their initial vie-, Hollywood by Jud Muro's slug- Matthewa. lb 3 tory: Don't Alibi, one member ging. Muro got them on their Morreli, o of the field, cost $55,000, Me- way to victory in the-first. Hol- Jacques, sa Lellan was purchased'for $43,- lywood had gained the initial Trout, of 000 and others In the group in- advantage on a walk, a sacri- Elliot, 2b oluded Capetlan tlS.700, Great ONLY ACME fice and Dick Trout's single at Joe Bucco, 3b Mahmound $11,000. Chasmar the start. The Chem team even Johnson, If Bade, rf Flash $10,000, Sword and Flag HAS ' ed It when they came to batRedmond, p $7300 and Darbln $4300. when Tony Rosato and Bert, LANCASTER Collins came through with hits 29 3 S with two out to score- Billy Score br Innings: GOP Club Plans Trip Bouchard, who had walked. Hollywood Oilers 1002 000—3 To Ball Game Sunday BRAND Butch Bilotti kept it gains Fiber Chemical 3003 21x—9 with his hit, then Muro deliver- Standings Final arrangements arV be- MEATS ed a single witlh the sacks load- Te»m i nt Pof,ing made by the ball game ed to send in the two runs to Atlantic Tile-: _ It 2 .875 committee of the Union Beach put the Fiber nine ahead. Old Mill Dairy 16 .789 Republican Club for the bus Flben,Chenilcai.. 10; .568 rlde~t3rFhiladelphia on 8iinday .683 wood teem put on soinesharp Wwid Serviice .533 yp^htt Keyport Dukes « 9 .400 ports a few tickets stUI are base, running in the top ot the Burlew's 3 IS .167 fourth on Chem team mlsplays Bzura, Inc. 1 IS .085 available. For reservations call —and Buds-Johnson's hit for two Mr. Joseph, CO 4-2730 or Har- old Ellis at CO 4-0283. runs to tie the game. But theTwo Team Wrestling pressing power of the Fiber The committee requests all LANCASTER BRAND ONE PRICE ONLY-NONE SOLD HIGHER nine never came into- play bet- Bouts At Asbury Park those holding reservations to Zrruxtn Zxoodi ' terthan in their half of the meet at Pete's Hall, Florence fourth when Muro started them Another team match wrest- Ave. at 10:30 a.m. The-busswlll BIRDS EYE BEEF, CHICKEN, TURKEY on their way again with a hit,ling battle will take place at the leave immediately upon load followed by Joe Jlosne's safe Asbury .Park Convention Hall ng, ' hit and a walk to Fred DeNar- tonight when the combine of do. Jack DIBlase's grounder Pepe Chicafro and Mlquel Per- The pages of turf history C H U C K PIES was thrown wildly and theez clash with the Graham were rolled back a bit at Mon- —hard-running Fiber p la jers Brothers, Dr. Jerry_ Graham mouth Park recently when Wise : - made it good for three runs. and his brother, Eddie, are con- Qiiy won a face" named The~ Fred DeNardo's timely hit sidered'one of the more formid- Scobeyvllle. Trainer Billy with the bases loaded in theable wrestling teams in the Foales saddled Wise Quy for mat game today. The shore his score and it was Foales ROAST -fifth sewed up the game. "•Bone in. Cut from top-quality corn-fed steer beef, Properly trimmed bcfori* . Against Atlantic Tile last wrestling fans are assured of a who had the ill-fated Scobey- week, Fiber was tied three-all night of action in this two out vllle some years ago. CHUCK STEAKS 49c GROUND CHUCK Juice In the bottom of the fifth when of three fall contest to win. n~... SfAHOOK cur I f* • M Tony Rosato cracked out a As a semi-final attraction, DOanS IRINCH CUl OIKN / pkgi homer with a man aboard to Promotor Roland J. Hlnes has BONELESS CROSS-RIB ROAST i*Ntfir«i«*w * 89* CAKCXIMt HAND win this greatest victory for scheduled another team match SHORE the Chem team. bout requiring two out of three Chicken Breasts »••>« The game of the week, how- falls to win the contest. This LEGS OR RUMP ft. ever, was between Bzura, Inc.. bout features the new Mr.INSURANCE VEAL ROAST 59c CADOIINI IKANO , and the White Eagle Inn team. Puerto Hico (Samuel Rivera) Tender, mow white, exceptionally dcllclouil Top quality, 1 Bzura had just won their first and Eugenlo Marin, who will I Air tuiotlv Irimi 4 it. ' Chicken Legs ».*•*•« 3 * game of the season, defeating team up against the team con- AGENCY LOIN VEAL CHOPS - 99c LUAP Slk.d-5mol.d pi}, i Burlew's 8-0, when they went sisting of Skull Murphy and j. j. UALEY IANCASTER 8R/.N0-SMOKED BONfUSS up against the team from Larry Hamilton. FROZEN FISH South Amboy. The Keyport Two other bouts complete to- M *tfj)aherif ^Jealurei chemical firm's nine ran upnight's show. Gregory Jarque INSURANCE HAMS ; Fish Sticks W^29- , the Incredible lead of H-0 in meets Don Leeds and in the u k ^ SAVE 6«l two irinlngs.-Then they did the opener another newcomer at Real Estate '* 4^7,49< Haddock Fillet ^'^ •«• " » 49<~ even more unusual thing of los- the shore, Nicky Kroll, goes ALL LINES OF INSURANCE SLICED CINNAMON STREUSSEL ing this prohibitive lead . to against Tony Cosenza. LIVERWURST aXTStfti* *> 59< Fried Clams uSX™ If Injured with as jour Inter wind up on the wrong end of a The bouts start promptly at 9 17-14 score. p.m. est» will be promptly cared for — The-White Eagle nine show- Bread 29* CONFERENCE CABUALTT 16 OL ed they are a team with whom Defense Bonds pay the same COMPANIES WITH PORK IltlklniiBly (lllfncnl, Try it toMted. to be reckoned by upsetting rate of Interest as the War Campbell's Beans cant. Old Mill Dairy 30 and prevents Bonds you bought during the STANDABD STOCK FIBB ed that second place team war. Buy some! COMPANIES 16 ot $ f.00 DANISH »>« -» 45« cam I supREMf wm 118 Broad St. Keyport Broadcast Hash 3 BREAD 20< Where Comfort Adds to Enjoyment . Tel. COIfax 4-2900 Mueller's Macaroni J^^ 2 GAK-E•--QMN«.awroN 49« 1 BEAUTIFUL 4 Z$ 00 Tomato Juice SAOWWITO—*«*. .3 L°, 1* BOTTLED Jjahy mUtftarlment Chock-Full-O-Nut s Coffee 89 KRAFT CRACKfR BARREL MEU.0 v.{- Bisquick Biscuit Mix ^ • ^ 39< Cheese Slices |/&* IfXAl BRAND SUCEO ten* -.,. t^t jf-LLM<^ 4-^ M ;™ y. ^:n,% ^^:'^^ OCEANPORT, N. J. You Get Clean, Quick ' 3 miles from Garden Stile PjiKwar, bit 105 Heat. For Cooking. Zrarin Zrrein Zrruili ana Vegetables Swiss Cheese : RACING thru AUG.6. fiompli. Efficient • YOUR . )C f STAKE RACES... _ Service JUMBO CALIFORNIA- SAPIINO SIAKM 2 CHOICf ••«•»*» 33* U «.» SORORITY STAKIS ONE PRICI - NONS HIGHER IJ0 Webster'i DkHontirf PARKING FOR MORE TH*H'«.flOO CAR? Affiliate of JERSEY YfUOW H«n<»tlon«l tnJoT dmerio'l rineit IbwsulMw". SWEET CORN ricinf io ipjciSBS ivnetindiBft, 77 tftfionpt tt 1» «"»r MUM* KEYPORT LUMBER ocf in. OaUMr >n< IMtor *>»i»j 4M2°5 Intui . . . Holy U(«lerlj lul» Blueberries*!& ro"'29« Tomatoes ^^ 2«»»•• 35< aw IK iraMit»4... cimlMUtiit AmtnnMo H yourntlf *t • IMEIH ln< coit»t«i«»l ocalltori & SUPPLY CO. rlisod prifei effective Tliuri,, July 24th thru Solufday July 26lh. .. ice nifitr AtmtiPt fowrtimi • *-• frorllnn or III regular c<*t, ll < m M "l» m*A. Tel. LO well 6-1872. Cliffwood POST 2:30 > Daily Double Closes 2:20 Routes 35 and 36 Plenty Of Free Parking LEGAL NOTICE .: LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE hundredth! of a loot to - a point; Book 1303 of Deed*, page US. *"dh NOTICE TO tug in the Superior Court ol New Of/ice in tyook F-2 ol deeds oa page* thence (12) souttt forty-two degrees said premises - are thereto described ABSENT DEFENDANTS Jersey, within 35 days after August 314 Ac, said - beginning being also /; THE forty-three minutes weaf*tlU - alone SUPERIOR COURT ' . 7Ui, 1958, exclusive of such date. If the beginning corner of a tract of said .Harris eight >fe«t and ninety- "BEGINNING at • »l«iB in Die to»t. OF NEW JERSEY ou fall to do so, judgment by de-22/100 of an • acre as described in » one one-hundredtha^of a foot to'a erly edge of the Matawan Road, dis- CHANCERY DIVISION 7 ?aulf may be rendered against you; deed from Amos Walling, and wife, point, th« northwest corner ol a tant 100 feet-jouth 22 degrees west MONMOUTH COUNTY for the relief demanded in the cora- to Stephen Bedle.. dated December IWATAWAft JOURNAL tract of A.3.23 sold to James Brown; from a brown etone. marked In (DOCKET NO. C-2M9-57} plajnt. You shall file your answer 18, 1637 and recorded in ttie Mon- thence (13) north no degrees thirty- place of the white oak tree." said STATE OF NEW JERSEY and proof of service tn duplicate with mouth County Clerk's Office In Book seven minutes east along the line stone is the beginning o( the-^hole TO the Cerk of the Superior Court. S-3 of Deeds on pages 503 &c, thence Page Twelve July 24, 1951 of said DfowR one hundred fc^t and tract "conveyd to Wilbur W. Kuhns PATRICK MANNION, his heirs, de- State House Annex, Trenton, New (1) north 63 degrees 12 minutes west ninety-eight one-hundredths of a foot by John E. Kuhns and wife, by deed visees and personal representatives, Jersey, in accordance with the rules along the southwesterly outline at to a point; thence (14) south eighty- dated January 17. 1923 and - recorded -• and his, their or any of their suc- of civil practice and procedure. said 22/100 acre tract 72 C/10 feet eight degrees thirty-seven minutes at Freehold In Book, 1208 of Deeds, cessors In right, title and Interest; . The action has been instituted (or to a stake in the easterly edge of west still along said Brown, ninety* on'page 491&C thence" (I) south 69 MRS. PATRICK MANNION, wife the purpose of quieting Ulle to cer- formerly the Monasfcunk Road now three feet and seventy-four one-hun- degrees East at right angles U> said of Patrick MannJon, her heirs, de- -taln lands situate In the Township of known as Poole Avenue or road -to inners Of LH dredths of a foot to a point; thence Matawan Hoad 100 feet, thence il) . vlsees and personal representatives, Raritan, County of Monmouth and (131 north,forty-two degrees twenty- south 22 degrees West 50 feet, thence and her, their, or any of their suc- Stale of New Jersey, located on the Union Beach: thence (2) south 17 three minutes west still along eara to North 68 degrees west 100 feet to cessors in right, title and interest; southeasterly side of Poole Avenue degrees iz minutes west along or Brown, three hundred aixty-nlae toet the easterly edge of said Matawan and "UNKNO'VN CLAIMANTS," approximately 1050 feet northeaster- near the easterly edge or the same Dance Contests and sixty one-hundredths of a foot to Hoad; thence * f4) North 23 degrees and their heirs, devisees and per- ly from the Intersection -.ot PooJe 129 66/100 feet to a split cedar stake; a point in the easterly edge of theEast along the same SO feet to the sonal representatives, and their or Avenue and State Highway No. 33,thence (3) north W degrees-3D min- Tlie first winners of the lov Matawan Road; thence (Ifl) north place of BEGINNING. any ot their successors In right, described as follows:— utes east along lands formerly ..of ing cups in the series of danci twenty-one degrees twenty-six min- title and interest, defendants. Oliver sproul and now Elnora B. utes east alone tbe east, edge of said Property located on the east side LS. •• - BEGINNING at a stake where Sproul, et als, 137 82/100 feet to the contests sponsored' for th Matawan Road four hundred seventy- of Ravine Drive, approximately 1000 formerly a stump stood and .said place of-BEGINNING. "."."youth by the Laurence Harbb; nine feet and thirty four one-hun- ft. north of Aberdeen Road, Matawan YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED to be where an oak tree formerly CONTAINING 0.107 acres. dredths of a foot to tho point or Township, New Jersey. and required to serve upon* Robert stood and the jnosi southerly corner You are made defendants because American Legion Post a n E. La Mura; Esq., plaintiff's attor- of a tract of land formerly belonging place of BEGINNING. Containing' The approximate amount of the you claim or .are claimed or reputed Auxiliary were decided bj 10.19 acres. • • .- / ney, whose address is One Ravine to Joel Bedte, dee'd., and in the line to own the said real estate or some ludgment to be satisfied by said sale Drive, Matawan, New Jersey, an of lands of formerly Oliver Sproul, part thereof or-some Interest therein, judges, Mrs. Marie Elwood s Uie slim of $8,454.00 together wlUi answer to the complaint filed tn anow Elnora B, Sproul, et als, said and Milton Flala, Laurence Excepting from the above described the costs of this sale. civil action, In which Thomas Carlo- stake being the beginning corner of or to hold a lien or encumbrance : premises all that certain part- there- IRA E. WOIXOTT, Sheriff. musto and Lucy Carlomusto, husband a tract of one-half acre as described thereon.. ., - •• *. - , Harbor, and Francis Barretl of conveyed to Frwilc C, Urn* by Wil- Dated July 10, IBM and wife, and Alfonso Carlomusto in a deed from SamueKSmith (weav- DATED: July 11th, 1958., " ' Matawan. The weekly dances bur W. Kuhns, single, by deed dat- Heuser, Heuser & De Maio, Attyi. and Mary Carlomusto, husband and er) and Mary, his wife, to Stephen I. GRANT SCOTT, ed July 15, 1923 and recorded in the 150 lines) 47-4 $94.90 wife, are plaintiffs, and Patrick Man- Bedle, dated June 30, 1823 and record- Clerk of the are held Friday at 7p!m. In Monouth County Clerk's Office in "ion, et als, are defendants, pend- ed In the Monmouth County Clerk's Superior Court. ' , the Legion Home. JU |55.0B " -.--..= : The finalists of the **iour- ~iTCeW""w!aners-iriHSnewa It contest for the lO-to-13-yeai group were Sharon Carew, and Jeffrey Robinson, 12; 14- years-and-up group were Jo- • Ann Jinks, 17, and John D1O1- ovanni, 14; jitterbug contests, hiwant Ads lO-to-13-year group, Patrlcl 1'Where'd you find your family tree—In the Mollls, 10 and Richard Beo- WantAdB7" . , __ nlngton, 12; 14-years-and-up HOUSES FOR SALE FOR RENT SERVICE HELP WANTED FOR SALE group, Kathleen Vanderbllt, 14 KEYFOBT residential area, KEYPOH.T, 4 room apartment and Kenneth Hood, 16. case will be on exhibition Aug. LEGAL NOTICE CUSTOM WORK done on farm UNITED STATES~and foreign corner ol Osborn and Warren on bus line, near business stamps, single and blocks. , Earlier Wlnnera 1 and 3. Slate Hous« Annex, Trenloo,. «w Streets. Three bedroom, din- center. Call COlfax 4-2122 after or home with Gravely equip- FEMALE-OPERATORS Previous weeks' winners who Jersey, In accordance with the rulea ment. Ready to plant seed bed plate number. Call COUax Other features will include of civil practice and procedure. ing room, kitchen, full\ cellar, 6:30 p.m. wjtt 4-1446. .;. wjtf competed in the walte finals garage; hot water baseboard with rotary plow; Lawn mow- SINGLE AND DOUBLE free dancing nightly to music Tula «ctton ha» been Instituted tot STORE and loft space: Call ed 'cultivated, trees, berry and NEEDLE were: 10-to-13 year group, Lin- provided by the MelloT o nti, the purpose of foreclosing a heat, nicely landscaped, out- JUKE BOX. suitable for club gage diled January 2nd, 1857, .made COlfax 4-0491 or COlfax plants sprayed or dusted. or organization, for use with da Carroll and Dennis Ad e ] 1, Matnwan, and the always popu- and MARK side play pen for children. Easy DAY 8- 4:30- NIGHT 5-» By ANN B. FRANKLIN and 1 terms can be arranged. FJEM. 4-1535.' . . wjtt Rates reaspnable. Call Mlddle- 78 R.P.M. records. Call LOw- Susan Flannery and Ernes lar fire truck rides. For the K..., FRANKLIN,, herr . husbandhusban , a 4'/2 BOOMS and bath, all utili- town 5-2162. • wjtf Adell. Lois Carew and Thomas mortgagor! and payable to BARTH- approved; must see Interior to ell .6-0391.:. wjtf first time in its history, the fair OLOMEW GAUB and ANNA D. appreciate. Inquire within, 91 ties supplied, $80 per month, BAYSHORE TOGS R u m m e 11; 14-yeaf-and-up will include various rides for GAUB, hla wife, as mortgagees and elderly couple preferred, DO UNWANTED HAIR removed in Aluminum Windows group, Charlene Llnkston &n4 concer real e&Ute located at No. 1 Osborn St., Keyport. wjtf your own home by short LOCUST ST. adults' as well as for children. Primrose Avenue, Matawan Town- children. LOwell 6-1517, call wave Diathermy P.C.C. ap- Venetian Blinds Robert Martlneau, Kathleen The rides will open Monday. ship, MtmmouthjCounty. New Jersey. HATAWAN BOROUGH, 6 after 8 p.m. . #jtf Free Estimates ' VanderblK and Donald Tremel, You! NEVA V. lEJEUNE. are made rooms, 1!4 tile baths, porch proved. Licensed electrolisist, KEYPORT The trade exhibit is being dis- a defendant because you are the,nd sun deck, attached garage BOOM and board, good home call COlfax 4-3972 for appoint- No Money Down Donna Cameron and William holder of a mortgage dated January cooked meals, call LOwell COLFAX 4-5866 Karl A. Frantz, COlfax 4-3405 O'Hara, Jitterbug; 10-to-13-year continued this year because of 2nd, 1957 made by ANN B. FHANK- ind log burning fireplace. Lot ment^^ _^^ wJ7 the Increased expense and work LIN and MARK K. FRANKLIN, Her 100 x 100, lota ol extras, full 6-6064. wj21 Wjtt • wjtf group,/Lois Carew and Thom- husband, which mortgage was reprice- , $14,900. Call owner, as Rummell; Pam Schroeder nvolved by Uie participants. APARTMENT 3 rooms. Call MECHANIC wanted; Raritan WARM AIR HEATING Instead, many local merchants irded In the , Monmouth County LOwell 6-3374, wjtf Spafford W. Schanck, low WE Oarage, South Main Street, INSTALLED and Richard Brady; Jo Ann tiercrk'i* al uuicOffi e In Book 1954, Page ell 6-1061. wjtf Mollis and William Oerlty; 14- who have taken, part in theS62 on whichi h mortgage ii a lien on BUILDINGS to move delivered Keyport. Call COlfax 4-0361. Furnaces, Air Conditioning, 01] trade exhibit in other years are the premises described In the mort' to your property. Cheap. All Im- UNION BEACH, 733-2nd Street, Wash windows, wax floors. In' wjtf Burners, Sheet Metal work. In- yeais-and-up group, Nlcholina gage of BARTHOLOMEW GAUB and provements. No price over seven ' room •house, all Im-stall leaders, gutters, alumin- stall now for our special sum- DlGlovannl and~I30HaTd"Trem- donating: ground prizes. These ANNA D. GAUB, his wile, and sub- AVON Cosmetics Sales Repre- include Bay Drug Co., Bay- ject thereto and you, NATHAN GROSS phone. Highway 33, Manalap- provements, gas heat, call CO1- um windows, do painting, pa- mer prices. Floor Furnaces Ki«l: Charleen Llnkston and Rob- are made a Defendant because' you in. Phone ' Gibson 6-3521. lux 4-0807. wJ24 perhanging, plumbing, mason- sentatives needed. No exInstalled- , only $225; cash or ert Martineau: Patrlca Murphy shore Hardware, Bayshore eta- are the holder of a Judgment against ry, carpentry and all minor perience needed. Earn while loners, Holmdel Heating, Har- HANNA FRANKLIN et als. recover- falling address, Daley & Pet- APARTMENT In Matawan. 15 time payments. Call DOMES- and Edward Kelly. '' • ed In the Union County District Court lc, Inc., Box 1B1, Freehold. and major repairs. you learn. Established terri- TIC HEATING AND AIR CON- ry Johnson's Upholstery Shop, Washington Avenue, four tories open. Call SHadyslde on March 28th, 1D49 and entered Into • • .:••. wjtf DITIONING COMPANY, days The winners were presented Keansburg Appliance Co., Key- the Superior Court of New Jersey rooms and bath and garage. 1-1327. wJ7 on April 27th. 1949 for THHEE HUN- C6MFORTABLE W2 story Adults only, call LOwell 6-0677. GENERAL SERVICES LOwell 8-4331, evenings COlfax with loving cups by Jack Ol- port Hardware, Loew's 35 DRED FIFTV DOLLARS and SEVEN- SECRETARY for law office, 4-1680: office and shop 'located Drive-In, Rathbone's Oarage, TY-SIX CENTS ($330.76) rtarnaK M frame bouse In Union Beach, wJ24 •en, chairman, who announced and coiti,-which judgment. Is ..a Men '1th 2 large And 2 smell bed- LOWELL 6-3107 experience required. Call on Route 35, Cllffwood, N. J. IHaTMie neStrserieB of contests Stffiuh MotofsTW.D.Swartzel, on the premises described In the ARNOLD HOUSE, 123 First . .,••': ••• wjtf KEansburg 6-2500. wJ24 wjtf the premises described In the ooms, d i n 1 n g-roonv living N.B.. Wallace, and^ Washing- ^^ • - _^_' ^M r% M . m., w ^*r ^\toMw^rtr JH M Tin - Street;-Keyport,-nlocly -furn- [gage Of HAnTHOLOMEW GAUB oom, and kJtchen; also utility r .;.,-.wilu»tart Fridayevening, at 7 ion's Auto Service. ished room, modern convenl- OPERATORS WANTED 23 Ft. open, skiff, (J'jc9 . Beam, and ANNA D. GAUB, his wife, and room; new heating system, ences. reasonable. wJ24 Dodge Inboard,' sound hull, subjectt ththeretot . orced hot air, good drainage, on Ladles Underwear; Zig Zag -An exhibition of the Jitterbug The grand award, to be mode DATED: July 10th, 1058 KEYPORT APARTMENT, 3 Super Lock Merrow Machine good motor, price $350. May was presented by Patricia Mol- I. GHANT SCOTT land 100' x 150'. Veterans no Six paid holidays a year, one be seen at 141 Port Monmoutli Saturday night,. Aug. 2, Is a Clerk of the money down, non Vets $300 rooms and bath; hot and cold . FIRST It SECOND ' lls and William Qerity follow- 358 four-door Plymouth Savoy Superior Court down, $68.pei month plus clos- water supplied. Available Aug. Week vacation with pay. In- Road, Keansburg. Call KEans- ing the contest, - {-$ sedan purchased from Bar- J7 $33.29 ing fees. Call COlfnx 4-5577 1st. Call COlfax 4-3723.! wJ24« quire Locust Street, Keyport burg 6-2729-R. wJ24 for appointment. wjtf MORTGAGES and ask for Mrs. Mlo or call Boys and glrlifrom 10-years- tan Oarage, Keyport, 7-115 -• KEYPORT, 2V4 room basement COlfax 4-3,575. WJ7 PIN BALL MACHINE and pool and-up from Laurence Harbor SHERIFF'S SALE apartment In business sec- table for the home. Easy SUPERIOR COURT G.I. NO DOWN-PAYMENT tion, $40 per month, Inquire COLFAX 4-2934 REGISTERED NURSE, 3 p.m and neighboring communities OF NEW JERSEY Matawan, 1 family. 8 rooms!. electric mangle ironer. Call are invited to attend the dances LEGAL NOTICE CHANCERY DIVISION LaConte's Shoe Store or call . ASK FOR to 11 p.m., S day week, lor COlfax 40591 or COlfax 4-1535. MONMOUTH COUNTY must Bee to appreciate. Price COlfax 4-4003 or COlfax 4-6033. Information call COlfax 4-2027 ' wjtf •which are -chaperoned by Docket No. F-21S2-57 $0950. MRS.. SCHOELLNER wi24 lFrB Passatc-Cllfton National Bank and WJ24 members of the legion and aux- IUPEBIOK COURT OF NF.W JERSEY Trust Company, a Corporation of the Casey's Realty BATHINETTE, sterilizer — iliary. Refreshment:) are avail- CHANCERY DIVISION 4 United States of America, Plaintiff 1003 Highway 36 MODERN 3 room apartment, BAY ROOFING CO. YOUNG LADY In Keyport (Handscraft Automatic) tray able. ;••,. •• .'•'• :' MONMOUTil COUNTY vs: Theodore S. Wittner and Helen Union Beach, N. J, Ideal for couple, central-lo- OUTTERfi, LEADERS Si store, typing, shorlhand, sell- set, rocking horse, Jump chair- DockttNo. F-2031-57 M. Wittner. his wife Defendants cation, heat and hot water. 45 ing, References, write all par- Cnrteret Snvlnns and 1-onn ABHOclntlon, By virtue ot a writ of execution in COUax 4-4976 wJ24 VALLJ3YS and car bed. (Call LOwell in of New Jersey, l'lnliillit vil the above stated action to mo direct- Front Street, apply Westrelch's, 705 BAYVIEW AVE., ticulars to Box A in care of 6-1535. ."^ —*J24 .-_... _. Jucco, tX •!»., Defendants ed, 1 shall expose for-sale at public VETS WJ24 this newspaper. WJ24 Uy virtue of a writ of, execution In tna vondue. at the Court House In the UNION BEACH. •• FINE BAVARIAN CHINA. In- Becker Defends »v» aUteU action lo n» directed, I shall Borough of Freehold, County ot_ Mon- NO DOWN PAYMENT COLFAX 4-3997 BOOKKEEPER, accounts pay- quire Edith M. King, Wood- *poito for inl« ut tmbllo \andun, at the mouth. New Jersey, on Monday, the WANTED TO RENT able, knowledge of typing, (continued from page one) Court House in the lioroush of Freehold. lBth day of Aug., 105B, at 2 o'clock, Attractive 2 family 6 and 63 BEDROOM home In country MOVING AND STORAGE brook Drive. Matawan or call Intricacies of administering; the Vmnty of Monmouth, New Jersey, on room apartments; 2 car liberal employee benefits, Hominy, the tlth diiy o( Auu, IMS, at 2 P.M. Daylight Saving Time. Nothing fancy, but where It's BIRARDI - SAYREWOOD3 LOwell 6-0426. WJ24* •affairs of a municipality, and All that certain tract or parcel Of garage. <2B per monthr plus Quiet, For October 1st occu- pleasant working conditions. -1 o'nlock, P. M. Doyliuht Savlnu Time, cloalng fee, .Trab a cnlno. VANS • - • 360 CUBIC. FOOT*wallt lrrdeeljl .concerned chlefiy.wlth maneuv- \IA* thut certain tract or unreel of Innil, land, situate lying and being in the pancj;. Will do* own Interior Reasonable rates always. Call Apply canterbury Knitters Ltd., tuitff. l/lng Mil' Mag tn th* Town- Township ot Matawanj County of LOwell 8-1.737. •••-• -"Jtf decorating-. Write P.O. Box Locust Street, Keyport. WJ24 freeze,all refrigerator, 6 ft. ering themselves into the spat- tfii of Mat* wan, in the County of Won- Monmouth and State of New Jersey: PArkway 1-1988 or LOwell high x 8 ft. deep x 13 ft. long, niith.Jii the Stnle of New Jettw/t - And known as lot no. 30 In block 24, Keyport, N. J. • wJ31 6-6694. Free estimates given MARRIED COUPLES if you HEU1NMNU nt a Hut In the n'outh- no. I as Bhown on the map entitled, FOUND Reasonable. Gibson's Poultry "Section 2, Hlver Gardens, Matawan anytime. • ' J-J31 are Interested in making In defending his right to act utterly" Him ^ of State llluhwny Route IET OF KEYS In Matawan WANTED 1 Farm, Keyport. Call LOwell lo. i, IPAiling from Keyiiurt to South Township, Monmouth Co., N, J." dated money In yotli spare tlme< call 6-3218.- —---—wJ24 - as he did at Trenton, Mr. Beck- ,mhoy dlttnnt ««o hundred nnd twenty* April 1947 and revised December Railroad Station. May beHOMES, businesses, vacant PARKER Boarding Home for 13th. 1040 and April 28th, 1950, made aged men and women; 24 COlfax 4-1312 on Friday even- ...er cited In part: >•• (125) fret on • course north forty- by Todd and Phxaner, Surveyors, and dentlfied at office of Keyport Jand. Customers waiting. ing between 3 p.m. and 8 p.m. ALL MUSICAL instruments for iKht (48) tiei/recH unil thirty-nine Monday 10 ct.nl, - 6 p.m. MEAT TOWN Tuetday 10 a.rtn-- 6rp,m.— Wednesday 10 a.m. - 8 p.m. Guarantees to Save Thursday 10 a.m. - 9 p.m. Friday , 9 a.m. - 10 p.m. . You 10 -30% Saturday 8 a.m. - 7 p.m.* Sunday 10 a.m. - 6 p.m. On Your Meat Bill :_ Route 36 & Poole Aye. - Opposite Family Circle Prices Good Thru Sunday, July 27th OP£N 7 DAYS -A WEEK "Good Meat For Less" DIS C O U N T MEAT CENTER "Good Meat For Loss" EVISCERATED Govt. Inspected PAN READY Whole or Fully Cleaned Cut Up Kingan's Canned SWIFT HAMS 69 ib ABMOU. SIRLOIN STEAKSCO Limited Supply — Hurry Porterhouse Steak f» Luscious Eating 69'%r ^ RIBS of BEEF, BEST CUTS - - - BONELESS CORNED BEEF - - - C RIB PORK LOIN ROAST - ^» Ib. BONELESS SMOKED BUTTS Schickhaus Stahl-Meyer Canned Swift or Hotel Bar - 11b. Roll 1 FILET MIGNON Happy Boy I ICE CREAM»««49t | Davies Can I With This Coupon Only I HAM 4 329 COUPOH Rog,Pr!«69t COUPOM , Connie Francis In Asbury Park Saturday Connie Francis, whose re- JOURNAL cordings-of "Who'3 'Bo'r'r Now" and "I'm Sorry I Modi You Cry" were national best- are Fourteen Julr 24, 1951 sellers and have established liei as one of the top young voca ists on the entertainment scene -Fatal Fallacies today, will make her first North Jersey Shore appearance at the Convention Hall on th Catch Motorists boardwalk at Asbury Park on -."Fatal fallacies!"' the Key Saturday night. stone Automobile Club call A New Jersey lass, hailing those last words of too man from Belleville, Connie is mak- motorists caught la the web o ing good predictions that sh will reach the very top rung of their Insistence that they "ca the show business ladder in no stop on a dime," "had the right time. of way," or "nothing's comln Glen Gale arid his H-pIece or- over ths hill." chestra will provide the music for dancing throughout the eve- At FAMILY CIRCLE "Behavior studies show thai ning. " __•- many motorists are Jekyl Hyde characters," declared Ed America's Largest Super Discount Center!! —irard^rCurranrthe club's safe- Mental Illness. ' ty director. "Many of the mild- est and politest of men an Survey Conducted women change Into irritable, ALL NEW MERCHANDISE -NEW LOW PRICES! .setf-oentered persons when the How does New Jersey rate COMPLETELY got behind the wheel of a cai nationally In the fight against and Me in a hurry to get going. mental Illness, which afflicts one of 12 residents? A recent Many forget their manners, the AIR survey rates New Jersey fairly ^SfOP SHOPPING rules of the road, and safety high, although much improve- regulations and suggestions. ment is needed, according to "Their whole personality has the New Jersey Association for CONDITIONED ; changed. And so has their rea Mental Health. Everything For The Family: soiimg. They Wow-Jiorn, flgura Dr. Edward P. Duffy Jr., Women*' We»r • Domestic* • SporJInr Good* tlv«ly elbow and bull their way Nutley, state president, report- FOR YOUR ^rlnto and through traffic, sitting ed yesterday results of the sur- Men's Wear • Llneni • Lawn - behind those hundreds of horses rey made by the American Girl's We»r • Drugs Furniture Just raring to go. 'sychlatrlc Association and the SHOPPING Bo»»' Wenr • Shoes • Burbecue "I can stop on a dime with National Association for Men- Infant'i 'Wear ' • Beoordi Supplies these braises," says John Doe. tal Health. COMFORT Uooscwarei • Toys • PooU So. he steps on the gas and He said the survey shows that speeds into disaster. Some 12,- New Jersey has the fifth high- And Hundreds Of Other Items BOO of his kind were killed in FREE st number of mental hospital speeding accidents during 1857, atients, rates better than according to latest available many states lu adequacy of hos. statistics. "He'll get over/' ltal staffs although far less PINT OF jays Jame;s Doe, as he speeds han recommended standards, Into the lane of oncoming traf- nd spends more than most fic attd tries to cut back into tales for mental care but not ALL SUMMER DRESSES line a couple cars ahead. In much as Its population and ICE CREAM this type accident 150 persons Incom* might warrant. ttftftl; "It's okay; I've got the right- Cost Figures (Valuesto'12.95) NOW... With Purchase of | of-way," insists Joseph Doe. The CQBt figures show that But he and 3200 others- didn't Mew Jersey is fifth highest In and they died in collisions. "So, Its maintenance expenditure whatrtfrmonthe^wronth g siid jer_patlent and eighth in _ the Every '/I Gallon I - ercentage- of the state budget: ' bfilieToad?:Nblhlrig 's coming./ [located to mental care. How- says the last of the Does. He sver, New Jersey ranks only too was wrong. Borne 4000 were :2nd in the per cent of total per- of FRENCH killed on the wrong side.pl the lonal Income spent for support road. ' if state hospitals and ISth In its >er capita expenditures for this ICE CREAM urpose. Polio Statistics As for mental hospital staffs, ew Jersey ranks 13th in the GIRLS' lumber of psychiatrists per Studied At MMH laptta, ninth in the number of ' A statistical study of polio •hyslclnns, 12th In other pvofes- . cases at Monmouth Memorial lonal personnel Including Hospital, in the pre-salk and urses, social workers, psychol- COMPLETE post-Salk- periods is being con- glsts, and others. SKORTS ducted af the hospital by Miss Dr. Dufly praised the citizens Patricia A. Yarvoto,,Ai;llnifton, I New Jersey for the progress "•"•'a••third-year student at Wom- hlch they have supported in 7-DAY en's Medical College, Philadel- he last few years, making Uils ,-. iieg.,...A.:: . • phia. tate one of the leader's In the Miss Yarvote is one of a lim- mental health field. , '. ... ited nil m b er of outstanding modlcn] stiidonta from tliroutrli- Money-Back $137 ' otit the country selected by the ftarlboro Steer Wins Value —National-Foundation for Infan- •H Fair Champ Ribbon tile Paralysis to workf for 10 weeks this summer on special Area 4-H'ers fared quite well GUARANTEE grants. She Is workjng under tvthe Monmouth County 4-H Chocolate the supervision and direction of 2lub Fair held Friday and Sat- Dr. Martin Rush, director, of rday at the Freehold R a c e- pathology at Monmouth Mem- 'ay. Jack, the angus steer orial, with whom she has work- wned by Mary Ann Mclntosh, Girls'Sleeveless ed for the past two summers in von the grand-champion rib- DROP COOKIES various capacities in the labo- on. Mary Ann is the daughter ratories. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mc- The study rwhieh is being pre- totoshj-H-& I, Farm, Marlboro BLOUSES R QC pared for future publication, township. Rep. Robert W. Kean OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK! Reg;39c Box Box 2 5 C will evaluate changes -In the iresented a ribbon to Mary number of polio eases, the ago Vnn. Reg.$1.49 groups In which they occur, and Miss Carol Becker, 16, Mor- DAILY & SATURDAY 10 to 10 their severity, Miss Yarvote al- nnvllle, gained second place so is reviewing the results of hen the fair chose its queen. the viral studies made in the Jlss Maryanna Frelberger, 17, SUHDAH10 (o 6 Men's Famous Brand polio field In 1856, the first post- Uentown, was crowned queen. Balk year, in an effort to pre- The . Robcrtsville 4-H Club sent a more accurate picture of was awarded a ribbon for ex- the true incidence of polio on cellence for Its display. Other the basis of present laboratory winners Included Miss Becker, techniques-and procedures. Knit $^77 flowers, and Edward "Becker, • Monmouth Memorial Hospi- Robortavllle, vegetables. tal was a participant in the na tlbnal pilot study program for The fair featured beef, sheep, Balk voccltre ~ln" 1954, prior to Its hog and dairy shows. A horse- Shirts manship show and games by 'helper released for general use. the county's three 4-H horse Reg. $3.95 Value "'TnVhospltnl also maintained a clubs entertained the many SEPTEMBER 3 nationally-recognized treat- spectators who attended. Over ment center in the pre-Salk 000 exhibits displaying the years when It pioneered In the 'oungsters' skills, ranging from administration of our me and Vegetable and flower raising to Men's Famous Brand established a modern physlca entomology and child car c, therapy department for polio were viewed by the record patients. crowd, USE OUR LAY-A-WAY PLAN Sport $J47 The Road Toll by Jerry Marcus For Back-To-School Purchases! Shirts Boys' Reg. $3.95 Value " SURCOATS EVERYTHING NEW - FRESH -1st QUALITY Quilt Lined - Size 6-16 Reg. $5.98 FREE S397 Boys' Wash 'M Wear for Over Flannel Slacks Reg. $4.98 CARS -WBir 7 DAYS Girls' Regular"$3.98 Girls'Skirts DRESSES She7-14 Daily & Sat. Reg. $5.98 10 to 10 Sundays 10 to 6 r>; fatfvpwi'Gimv* BuwSS* Branch: Mrs. Samuel Ferraro, Miss Hicliey Weds| Married Iu Heforined Church Keyport Woman , Engagements Long Branch; - Mrs. William "Double Time" Gurnlak, Mlddletown; a broth- It has been said that "man mi } MiddletownMan Dies Saturday Gacer-Burrowca' er, Andre,- and four sisters, i« a crcaturo of lmblt." Proof Mr. and Mrs. Herbert C. Bur- Mrs. Rosa Cerosantt, Mrs of this wos offered Sunday, ! A double ring ceremony unit -Mrs. Louise M. Cohen, 71,' of lowes,-100 Main St.;" Keyport, Theresa Oeronl, Mrs. Julln Qe- July 20,1958, when Mrs Har- MATAWAN JOURNAL ed in marriage Miss Ann Marie ronl and Mrs. Maria Francosto, 627 Florence Ave., Keyport, announce Uie engagement of all in Italy, and nine grandchil old Hayes. 3 Pencil Dr., live- •• Hickey, daughter of Mr. and died Saturday, July 19, 1958. la let, gave birth to a seven July 24, 1058 Pago Flflftn Mrs. Donald B. Hickey, Ever- Moninouth Memorial Hospital. dren. •'.'•.. pound, clffht"6uhce soui ui . ett Rd., Hoinidel, and Anthony She was born In Brooklyn. Her . Funeral servloea were hold Riverview Hospital. Gregory Colosimo, son of Mrs 50 Chlngarora Ave.. Keyport, husband was the late Phillip F. Monday at 8 a.m. at the Wil- While this, In Itself, doesn't Sophie Colosimo, Campbell Cohen. . I liam S. Anderson Funeral died Monday, July 21, 1958, In Ave., River. Plaza, MJddletowE seem unusual, the real rarity . Surviving are two daughteis,] Home, Red Bank. At 9 a.m. a is the fact that at 5:17 a.m. Monmouth Memorial Hospital. Township, and the late Prank high requiem mass was cele- Colosimo on Saturday, June 28, Mrs. Frances F. Bennett, Wan July 2C, 1DSS, Mm. Hayes be- Sho was born In New York, amassa, and Mrs. Alberta K. brated in St. Anthony's Church. came tho mother pf her (Irst 1958, in. St. Catherine's Church Interment was In Mt. Olivet daughter of tho late Catherine) Holmdel. James, Keyport: five sons, Wil- child, Dlttnnc, Mrs. Hayes' and Frederick Thessen, liam C. Brand, Neptune:, Dan- Cemetery, Mlddletown. physician, Dr. F. Morton Ilin- Mrs. Vlalon waa a member The Rev. John J. Nowak, pas iel Q. and Walter E. C o h e n, Miss Joan nettle dle, said to his knowledge ho tor. officlated at the ceremony both of Keyport; Frank R. Co- Miss Joan Hettle, la, daugh- li not awaro of a almllnr of Uio ..Lincoln Council, Daugh- and a nuptial mass. Mrs. John hen, Cllffwood; Howard B. Co- ter of Joseph and Catherine OAHO. ters of Liberty, Union City, f amulary, Fair Haven, was or- hen, Livingston: two brothers, (Simpson) Hettle, Union Ave.; ganist, and Michael Bergln, Walter E. Emmons. Neptune Mr. Hayes aald ho was un- Surviving Is hor husband, Raritan Township, died Friday, awnro of tho coincidence un- Ambrpse J, Vlalgn; ono daugh- Ked Bank, soloist. The church City, ant Clarence T. Emmons, July 18, 1058, In the New York was decorated with bouQuets of Oakhurst; 14 grandchildren, Medical Center,. Presbyterian til his wire Advtiicd him. He ter, Mrs. Chester B. Williams, gladioli and carnations, and and four great-grandchildren. Hospital, after an extended 111- •aid hln wife is a "douilo on with whom she resided; two palms. . dates, times and places." He sisters, Mrs, Frnnk G o 11 a r, Funeral services will be held I ness. added, "a very meticulous at 2:30 p.m. this afternoon at Maywood, and Mrs. Carl Bacr, ' - -The bride, who was given in She wnsborn In Perth Am- woman, my wife." Bradenlon, Fla, marriage by her father, wore a the'John W. Mehlenbeck Funer-, boy. She had been a student at al Home. Hazlet, with the Rab- The baby lu« been named dress of hand clipped Ohantilly tho Haslet Elementary School Douglas. Funoval services will bo lace over satin, and a sequin bi A. LefkowlU, of Beth Miriam and attended- St. Joseph's hold at 3 p.m. today at the tiara with a fingertip-length Temple, Long Branch, officiat- Church, Keyport. Bcdlo Funeral Homo, Keyport. veil. She carried a prayer book ing. Interment will be in Beth 'Besides her parents, she Is Ho was a retired slock clerk with the Rev. Dr. Hlllman T, with a marker of white orchids Israel Memorial Park Ceme- CATHARINE M. BURROW « survived by a, brother, Joseph and had boon employed by Williams; pastor of tho Cal- *nd carnations. tery. Woodbridge, , E. Jr., at home; hor maternal Public Service. Ho was a mem- valry Methodist Church, Koy- their daughter, Catharine M., ber of tho Morganvlllo First Wears Aqua Mrs. Peter O. Anderson grandfathor, Frank Simmon, port, offlolating,—Interment to John o. Gager Jr., son of Matawan, and her paternal Aid Eqund. will bo in Green Grovo Ceme- Miss Joan Smith, Mlddletown Mrs. Anna M. Anderson, 79, Mr. and Mrs. John G, Gager grandfather, Joseph Hottle, Township, the maid of honor, of 85 Columbia Ave., Long sr.. Boylstown Center, Mass., Surviving, besides his moth- tery, Koyport. wore a, ballerina-length gown of Funeral services' were hold er, is his wife, Mary (Fo»:or) Branch, died Thursday, July and Boulder, Col. Tuesday at 8:30 a.m, at tho Campbell; two daughters, Mrs, aquamarine laoe with a satin 17, 1958, in Monmouth Memor- Miss Burrowes attended Key- cummerbund. She had a head- Day Funeral Homo, Keyport. Sophia Lee, Newark, and Mrs. ial Hospital. She was the moth- Port Hlffh School and graduat- At 9 a.m. a high requiem mass piece of veiling, and carried er of George Anderson, Cliff- ed from the Nprthfield Bchool Caroline Worth, Laurence Har- BUDGET PAYMENTS yellow carnations and blue del- was celebrated by tho Rev. Cor- bor: two sons, George, Lam- wood Beach. - for Qlrls, Nortiifleld, Mass. She nelius J. Kane, pastor, in St. . phinlum. '.•.'•• - -Mrs. Anderson was born In is attending Connecticut College once Harbor, and Raymond, On Automobile for Women, New London, Conn. Joseph's Church, Keyport. In- with the U.S. Navy at El Cen- Miss Marjorle Antonldes, Ev- Norway, daughter of the late terment was In St. J os o p h's tro, Calif., and ono sister, Mrs. INSURANCE erett, and Miss Sylvia Sweeney, Mil., MRS. JAMES GORMLEY Gabriel a,nd Marion Olson. She Mr. Qager is. a graduate of Cemetery, Keyport, ... Bed Bank, were bridesmaids. had lived In Long Branch for PlilllipsExetor Academy, Ex- Lena Iliuisen, Woodbrldgc. They wore the same type gowns Miss Joan Lee Klnnear and Miss Patricia Ann Klnnear, the past 50 years. eter, N. H., arid is attending Herman Uiura Funeral sorvloos w 111 bo James Gormley were married Union Beach, sister of the bride Yalo University, New Haven, Herman Bzura, 13U Cieslvlcw hold at 10 a.m. tills morning In pink lace with veiling head- Others surviving are her hus- ^onn. Call COIfax 4-0127 pieces and carried pink carna- Saturday, July 12, 1058, at 2 and Miss Bara-Belle Qormley Dr., Rod Bank, a retired execu- at tho Bodlo Funeral Homo, p.m. in the Reformed Church, Port Monmouth, sister of the band, Peter O. Anderson; two. . No date has been set for the tive of tho Bf.ura.Chemical Co., Matawan. Interment will bo In tions and blue delphinium. Keyport, before an altar decor- bridegroom, were the brides- daughters, Mrs. Christine Dia •^~ Peter Knight, Red Bank, w« weddliigA Kcypoit,-tlted^Friday morning, Gracelnnd Memorial Park, Arthur W. McFarland ated with palms and candela- maids. They wore aqua gowns brow and Mrs. John Dobrosky, July 18, 1058, "in Perth Amboy Kcnllworth, » best man. The ushers were Ge bra. Miss Klnnear is the daugh- and headpieces styled the same both of Fords, and five grand- Ilackett-Dlolcey 81 nrond St. keyport, N. J. aid Hickey, Everett, the bride Hospital, following a long ill- ter of Mr. and Mrs. James Kln- as the honor^attendant's a n children. Mr. and Mrs; Andrew Dlokoy, ness. MM—AmtiNwe-Ji-Vliilon brother, and Joseph Slocum near, Union Beach. Mr. Oorm- carried fireside baskets of mix. Funeral services were- held 45 Holly Avo., Keansburg, an- Runison. _ • Born In Poland, ho was a for- Mrs. LUllo C. Vlulon, 74, of • Lidy AlUndinl ley is the son of James Gorm- ed .matching flowers, Monday at 10:30 a.m. at the nounce the engagement of their mer resident of Elizabeth and A reception was held st the ley, Matawan, and Mrs. Mary •:--•- Flower Girl John W. PlocH Funeral Home, daughter, Barbara A., to Rob- • Non-B«clitltn Cnasmar, Port Monmouth. Now York, ,,. Paddock Lounge, Long Branch, Victoria Young, Union Beach Long Branch, with the Rev. ert J. Hackett, son of Mr, and Surviving arc lib wife, Mia. DR.LOUISI.PRAGER After a trip to the Poconc The Rev. Roderick N. De- was ths flower girl and wore Curt R. Janson, pastor of the Mrs. Joseph Hackett, 29 Park Eva Bzura; a daughter, Mrs. Mts., Pa., they now are resid- Young, pastor, officiated. Mrs, mellon chiffon Iloof-lengtl Evangelical Lutheran Church, Ave., Keansburg. Ida Weiss, Queens, N.Y.: three OPTOMETRIST ing at 63 Campbell Ave., Rival John Sagurton, Keyport, was gown which hud a sweethearl Fords, officiating, Interment Miss Dickey graduated from sons, Bonjamln, Queens; Abra- Plaza. the organist and Mrs. Kevin neck, she wore a henrt-shnpec was In Woodbine Cemetery, Red Bank Catholic HW» School EYES EXAMINED Hart, Holmdel, soloist. melon chiffon headpiece nnnc Ocoanpbrt. ham and Hyman, Red Bank, oirfcrc nouns The bride, a graduate of Red and Is employed at the U.S. Funeral eervlccn woro hold A IHVICJ of dlilln^tj*! Bank Catholic High Sohool. Is -Given uv marriage by her carried a basket of mixed flow- Army signal Equipment Sup- ORIIT and SBtunJuyi father, the bride wore a floor- ers dyed to match her dress Mrs. D. Wade McCrelglit port Agency, Fort Monmouth. Friday at 1 p,m, at Tlio Flynn 0 A.M. to 0 I».M. • •.itpllMtKl employed by the Monmouth Mrs. Anna Clayton Me- and Son Funeral Homo. PeiUi Frldnyi S A.M. to 0 P.M. nuit. jCounty National Bank in Ret length gown which had a Queen William Elllngham, Mill- Mr. Hacketl graduated from Ambqv, Interment VIM in Beth .iBank. The bridegroorh," an em Anne collar, a bodice of em- town, was the best man,- -am Creight, 62, Marlboro To w n- Mlddletown Township HI g h Israel Cemetery, WoodbiTdgo. Oloaed All Day Woilneidnj* ployee of the Dick Matthews broidered nylon net over satin, ushering were James Klnnear, sblp, dies Friday morning, School and Is attending .Mon- 30 W. Front St., Auto Body Shop, Bed Bank, Is long .sleeves pointed at the Union Beach, brother of th July 18, 1058, at her home. mouth College, West Long MM. Allan J. llurff wrists. The skirt had a scallop- bride, and William OrmeTod, She was born In Philadelphia, Branch. He is employed by Ea- Mrs. K e 11 ah (Foalhoror) Keyport - a graduate of Red Bank High ed apron front of embroidered Keyport. daughter of the late James and so Research and Engineering Hurff, Swodosboro, slater of School. nylon net, with rows of nylon James Elllngham, Mllltown Harriet Cavana. Co...Linden. l ' ' Mrn. Herbert F. Brown, 260 COIf ax 4-2020 ruffles falling from the waist to was ths.pagew 1 Mrs. McCrelght was a grad A June wedding is planned. Broad St,, Keyport, died sud- the floor on the back. Her fin- Trip To Atlantic City uate of • Monmouth Memorial denly Sunday, July 20, 1008, gertip-length veil hung from a Following a reception at th in Arizona, She was on routo Births Hospital School of N u r a I n g. homo from n trip to Cullfornla ciown of sequins and she car- Village Inn, Union Beach, th She was a member of the Mon- officiating, Interment was In ried a white" orchid on a prayer couple left for a wedding till the church cemetery. Funeral with her sinter mid a nlctco, Smith mouth Memorial Hospital Aux arrangements wore'untiei\.Uifi. Miss Myra J. Brown, Keypoi't. Mr, and Mrs. R. E. Smith book. to Atlantic City. Wary, Freehold; Marlboro 'Tills, Hurff was tho widow of Shades Cut To Measure The bride is a graduate •«! direction of the VanSant Fu- Baltimore, Md.. are the par- Sister Is Matron of Honor Parent - Teacher Association, neral Home, Freehold, Allan J. Hurff find tlio daugh- ents of a daughter, born Safe Mrs. William Ormerod, Key- Keyport High School, und I and a member of the Old ter of tho Into Rose and Hozo- — "No Extra Clmrgc" t uiday, July 12, 1058. Mis port, was her sister's matron of employed by the First Bank & Brlok Reformed Church, Brad- ' Antonio Lafayette '•'< kiah Fcatherer. sha lived In Your Hardwaro Dopartmont Storo Smith is the former Miss H honor. She wore a melon chif- Trust Co., Perth Amboy. Th evelt. Antonio Lafayette, 90,' of 39 Bridgeport for many yoiira bo- Barbara Holman, daughter oJ fon strapless gown which had » bridegroom attended Keyporl fo.ro moving to Bwcdooboro. She Phono COIfax 4-2000 : Surviving are her husband, Abbotsford Ave., Long Branch, waa an elomontary school Di. Francis W Holman an shirred bodlcer o~laiiti/-3i5Siia- High School, and served. tw< Dr. D. Wade MoCrelght, as father of Domonlck Lafayette, years In the U.S. Marine Corps tcachor. Mrs Holman, Broad St., Key floor-length shirred skirt, and a slstant medical director at Keansburg, died Thursday, • Funeral services will bo held poit. - > matching stole. Her melon chif- He Is employed by Art-Sac Murlboro State Hospital and July 17, 1068, in Mo n m o u th this weekend imcJor tlio diroc- fon headpiece was heart-shaped Dlecasters. Corp., Newark. president of.. the .Moflmquth Memorial Hospital, followlng.a. tlon o/'tlio Frank roto funeral Baust and she carried a fireside bas- The couple w(lj reside In County Medical Association; o long Illness, He was born in Home, Paulsboro. 26*8 W.W0NT SI, KiYPORl NJ. Mi. and Mis. Arthur Baust, ket of mixed matching flowers. Avenel. son, James W., and a daugh- Italy. ,Eaurel.Ave.. Centerville. a r e ter, Miss Tullls Ann, both Mr, Lafayette was a mem- Georirc A, Campbrll the parents of a son, barn Mon- Home: a brother, Charles ber of St, Anthonys C~h u r c h, Gcorgo A, Cnmpbcll, 07, Ten- day.-July 21,19S8, in Monmouth Cavnna, Jamaica, L.I., and a Red Bank, Ho was retired. Ho ncnt nil., Mui'tfanvlllo, dlod Memorial Hospital. Parents Welcome New. Arrivals sister, Mrs. J. B. Rice, Spring hud been employed as a cook Mondny, July 21, 1958, ft I his 71 Studios Lake Heights. by the Central Railroad of N.J. homer-lie was born In Il'di'gon iiillilliiiiimtiiii ' O'8ulllvan Funeral services were held Also surviving are two other County, BOII of Kato tVanllout- A daughter was born Mon- Monday at 2 p.m. at the Old sons, Frank and Joseph, both en) Campbell, WoodbrluKOi CANDID WEDDINGS A SPECIALTY day, July 21. 1958, in Monmouth of Red Bank; three daughters, Tookcr Bowhe Brick Reformed Church, with and tho Into CleorRe W. Camp- 10 MAIN ST TEL. CO 4-0100 KKVI'OBI Memorial Hospital, to Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Tooker, Mr. and Mrs. Olfford Bowne the Rev. G. A. Hine, pastor, Mrs. Edward cieffl, Long bell,: Mrs.. Patrick O'Sullivan, 14 Locust St., Keyport, are. the Twilight-Aye., Keansburg. parents of a daughter, born Sat- 459 South Laurel Ave., f es urday, July 6, 1958, in Perth Keansburp. are the parents of ' Chapman Amboy Hospital. The baby a son, born Friday, July 18 weighed five pounds, 12 ounces, 1958, in KlvervIeW-HospltoJ. < man. 15 Amlerst Lane, Hazlet and has been named Reglna are the.parents of.a daughter, Bernadette. The Tookers have Koesrrian born Monday, July 21. 1058, in four other daughters and one A son was born Friday, July NIVAL Rlverview Hospital. son. Mrs. Tooker is the former 18, 1958, in Riverview Hospital Miss BettyTCennedy, Keyport. to Mr. arid Mrs. Walter Roes- • Smith man, 280 Carr Ave., Kcans- A son -was Horn- Monday Fytko burg. ' July 21.1S58, In Blvervlew Hos- A son was born Tuesday, July pital, to Mr. and Mrs. Roger 15, 1958, in Monmouth Memor- Ely Staith, 30 Willis PL.KeanSDurg. al Hospital, to Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. William Ely, John Pytko, Route 9, Old Bray St., Holmdel, are the par- ••_. Proltt Bridge.... • ents of a (laughter, born Sun A daughter was born Sunday, day, July/ 20, 1058; in Mon- July 20,1958, In Riverview Hos- Falcone " mouth Memorial Hospjtal. pital, to Mr. and Mra, Gerald Mr. and Mi's. Thomas Pal- Pruitt, 41 Seeley Ave., Keans cone, 4 Mason Dr., R a r 11 a n j Cuslck burg.'. • . - • •• Township, are the parents of a A daughter was born Mon- daughter, born In Perth Amboy day, Jul>< 21,1958, in Riverview Cardlnale Hospital. Hospital, to Mr. and Mrs. FAMOUS PORTABLE AIR COOLERS Mr. and Mrs, Anthony Car- Maaser Thomas Cuslck, 33 WUUs Ave., dlnale, 35 Randolph Ave., Old Keansburg.. 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At home or over the bar at your favorite tavern, every tall, foam- : Matawan topped glass of Baflantine Beer is icily light, precisely right! Oldut And Mo«( Modem Sank In Monmoutti County — EjtablHHKl IBM Member Federal Rcurv* Syitcm — Membcr federal Deposit Ituuranc* ^ • ;; Corporation . . Now...Laryest-SettihgJBeerin l?wBastf -Jersey-Air Guard Srats RledRy. - Connty-Jail Has Emergency Lights Training At Otis Area Residents The duffle bags _are pacied, NOTES , the engines have roared and Four Madison Township resi- MATAWAN 1219 Jerseymen are on CBpe About Area Men and Women dents are Involved- In suits filed Cod. Mass. Units of the Garden In Middlesex County Superior July », 1858 r»»e Beventef State's 108th Fighter-Intercept- or Wing, New Jersey Air Force , in Ik Court lo New Brunswick last Watlonal Guard, arrived at Otis week. Injuries suffered by Wil- Named To Post Air Force Base, Massachusetts liam J. Carroll. 181 Norwood lor 15 days summer field train- Thomas M Russo, Frecliold- Ave., Madison Township, by Matawan lid . Murlboro Town- ing. Commanded by Brig, Gen. Armed Services falling on property that alleged- "Donald J. Strait, Bernardsvllle, ship, has keen appointed to the • the Air Guardsmen wifl train in ly was negligently maintained New Ji-uey State Employee's Air,Force specialities neces- Zaremb* Accepted January and received b a s 1 o are the subject of a $25,000 Su- Awmd Committee by Qov, Hob- ;Buy to the malLtenance of In Army School training at Fort Dlx. perior Court suit. - .' ••' en i), Mcyiiot', The appoint* their combat readiness and ef- Department of the US Ann The 19-year-old soldier Is a mrnt.ot Mr. Russo, to succeed ficiency as a vKal part of the announced this week that Wal- 1957 graduate of Matawan High It is against Michael and Bus Edward J. Hull, did not require mlr defense of the state and na- ter C .Zaremba, 1«, has been School. an Byrne, trading as Bryne's tho confirmation of tho State tion. accepted for attendance at The Tavern, Route 35, Madison Sennto, Engineer School at Fort Bel- Young Enters Purdue . Personnel assigned to the vpir, Va. Walter, son of Mr, Specialist Third Class Ken- Township. The accident occur- Wing Headquarters moved and Mrs. Chester Zaremba, 22 neth G. Young, son of Kenneth red in the tavern last May B. from Newark Airport and those G. Youne, 28 Broad St.. Key- the suit says. ol the 108th Fighter-interceptor port, recently enrolled at Pur- Injuries suffered by a patron •Group. 108th Air Base Group due Technical Institute, Indi- oi an amusement park when and 108th Material and Supplj ana, under the Army's new en- she was Jammed against a Group traveled from McGulre listed-personnel olvtllan school fence while riding a horse, pony Air Force Base on Saturday and program. or a mule are the subject of n will remain until Aug. 2. Specialist Young will pursue $60,000 Superior.Court suit, one IS IT OLD.? Tfie Jerseymen, while at Uie a 24-month course in electron- of tho 12 new ones for which AMP GOES IT SPUTTER Massachusetts base, will under- ics technology in preparation complaints were filed at the r> swoar A*p SCOLD? go Intensive training .in all for assumption of an Army Ord- fice of County Clerk M. Joseph phases of their combat mlsilon, nance Corps supervisory posi- Duffy. Including low altitude bombing, tion. During his schooling, he Ask A Total Of $60,000 •lr-to-air gunnery, fighter- will receive regular pay and Mrs. Anna Corso. 3040, Bor- allowances. bomber operations, instrument dentown Ave., Old Bridge, asks •«, ""P'tora of power at the Monmaufh County jail, Freehold, cnuscd Freeholder K«rl flying and other Air Force spec- The 28-year-old soldier enter- $50,000 tor her Injuries and her Woollcjr, deft), bnUiUns: and grounds enalrman o| the Board of Freeholder!, and Sheriff Im ialities connected with the op- ed the Army In 1948. husband, Gerald, seeks $10,000 J??'c?,". .<«•'«*'*). W lmUH emergency Hunts, riio ll«lil». at wlilch »ho aberMf Js pointlnc, »re erations of tie F-84P "Tiiunder- Joseph Returns To Base additional for medical expenses battery poucrcd. The light Is connected with the regular electricity aupvly, and when city streak" alrcralt*belonging to Airman 3/C Harry Joseph, for his wife's Injuries, P*wer fails. Uie Hints automatically shift to buttery power, The plan Is part of lite Board of , the Air Guard Wing. 424 Lorlllard Ave., Union Charged with negligence ls Freeholder!' program of modcrnlilnc jail facilities. . Streaks Through Sky Beach, son of Mr; and Mrs. Frieda Shaw, Individually and • A far cry from the 028's and Harry Joseph sr., has returned trading as Cowboy City, Farm- Governor Meyner To tel, PoiHand, Ore., Aug. 11, ac- tho Mercer County Freeholder - .«6's.wlUi which the Jersey Air to Texas alter a visit with his Ingdale, where Mrs, Corso says cording to Joseph. 8. Holland, Board. Frealdcnl Mnrk n. John- Guardsmen once were—equip- family. Airman Joseph Is sta- she was Injured Aug. 1, 1950. , Speak At Convention resident of tho State Free- son, Utnh, will ptcalrto and Mr. ped, the-F-MF streaks through tioned a*- Dyess Alf Force Base This ls tile second suit filed holder Association. : Holland will Introduce aov. New Jersey's Qov. Robert B. the skies at more than 650- WALTEB ZAEEMBA and ls order- clerk for the B19U1 within a week against Cowboy The governor will discuss Meyner to 1800 representa- xnllea-per-hour. When compar- Air Base Group, Strategic Air City. John Schultz, a Highland Meyner will keynote the 22nd "the growing Importance1 of tives of American counties, ed with the 1903 Wright Broth- Linda PI., Hazlet, ls a graduate Command. Park; man, seeks $50,000 for al- Conference of Uio National As- county government In serving ers' first powered flight, the of Keyport High School, Class He ls a graduate of Keyport leged illegal arrest at the In- sociation of County Officials, people across the nation," sold of 1958. Heal Estate Listing C » r d • speed of the "Thunderstreak" High School, Class of 1957 and sistence of the proprietors. meeting in the Multnomah- Ho- Mr. Holland, who ls director ol (or solo Rt thin office, Is even more astounding. Man's He Is the second 1958 gradu- was active In the school band first powered flight lasted for ate from the shore area to be Friends may write to him a 12 seconds, during which the accepted by the Army for the the following address: A/3C Wright plane traveled 120 feet, school program, which the Harry Joseph, AF 12541783, flq about one-third of an average Army offers only to high school Sqd. Sec, 810th.ABGRU, Dyes8 city block. Today, in that 12 graduates who can pass the Air Force Base, Texas. seconds a sonic Jet fighter can qualification, examina- travel 25 miles. The simple con- tions. Walter now possesses a Cupsle Receives Award trols of the Wright pusher have written guarantee Issued by the Sgt. 1/C James Cupsle, 33 multiplied to more than 200 dif- Army assuring him that he will son of John Cupsle, Route 1 ferent levers, gauges, buttons, receive the training he desires. Matawan, recently received o safe driver award while serv- -etcrEven today's average light Army officials stated t hat ing with the Eighth Infantry •ingle engine private airplanes Walter's qualifying test scores Division in Germany, *ave but 10 such Items In their were sufficiently high to allow him to choose atendancc at A platoon sergeant In Com- cockpits, pany'A of the division's 20th SMOKED any one of more than 125 Army From this comparison the Transportation Battalion, Sgt complexity which faces the pi- technical schools. He chose to study topographic computing. Cupsie won the award for driv- lots of the 108th as they go ing military vehicles 6000 miles •bout their duties, contributing the mathematical science of without an accident or traffic to the air-defense of the nation field astronomy, traverse com- violation. He entered the Army may be seen, During the past putations, protection and grid In May 19«. year, the Air Guardnmen have computations, and geodetic (raosltloncd Into the F-84's computations. Binder Receives Promotion from F-86E's with which they Walter was qualified and pro- U.S. Marine Corps Sgt. Ken- SHANK previously were equipped. The cessed by M/Sgt. Klmball of neth W. Etuder, son of Mr. and T-84F Is the first UEAF swept- the Army Kecruitlng Station, Mrs. Charles Bruder, 16 Clinton - wing fighter-bomber, and Its Red Bank. HeVlll be enlisted St., Matawan, recently was pro- -performance far exceeds even Monday/anaVafter completing moted to his present rank. Sgt. PORTION * that of the Korean battle-tested his basic training, will enter Bruder ls & graduate of Mata- • F-84 Thundcrjet. The Kngioeer School on Nov, T. wan High School, and has been n the Marines lor three .yeats, The advance detachment of Zlcllnskl Completes Course the Jerseymen arrlved'at'ptla, He servcdtM months in Okin- HAM July 18 to make preparations VS. Army Pvt. Robert Zlelin- awa and'now-Is stationed for the coming of the main skl, son of Mr. and Mrs. Felbt Quantlco, Va. • BUTT PORTION 49Ib body; F; Ziellnski, 27 New Brunswick For friends who would like .Medical Care Provided Ave., Matawan, recently com- to write, his address Is: Sgt. -As ln-the past, the medical pleted the draftsman course at lenneth W, Bruder, 1540302, care of the Garden Staters Is in Fort Leonard Wood, Mo. Pvt. Comm Co. SJD.T. M.C.S., Quan- Rib End PORK LOIN ^ 39°, Palace BACON 6% : the capable hands of the 108th Ziellnski entered the Army In lco. Va. Tactical Hospital which accom- Home Made . ~^ ' ' Fresh ~ panied the wing from Newark. Lavoie Labs Announces Some units of the 108th will State Fire College To ~ take their neld training at Mq,- Be Held At Sea Girt Sales Still Climbing ITALIAN SAUSAGE ^..s,.,, 69f CHOPPED BEEF ' Gulre Air Force Base, Fort t $1.00 Dlx, and at Dover, Del. The The New Jersey State Fire Sales of Lavoie Laboratories, < - - ,_ V- "" former will play host to the College, a division of the New Morganville, for Its proprietary ,150th Aeromedlcal Transport Jersey State Safely Council, items, continued high during 11 C Squadron- (Light), _and 119th will hold its annual outdoor pro- the month. The sales propriet- it it gram of training; In lire fighting ary equipment along with mili- Weather Flight will train.at the tary contracts received brought White Egjgsj ^ 45 latter. ~••-'--» .• ••••••_•-• techniques at the N a 11 o n a 1 the total sales over the million- . The J50th AeromedioBl Trans- Guard Training Center. Sea DISHES Girt, on Sept. 19, 20,21, accord- dollar mark. Sales of the ma- Libby'j Pineapple^-CrapefruiF' . :.—. • Tiart Squadron currently is rine radar the "Bat" continued This Week, July 21 transltlonlng Into, the G-U9J. ing to an announcement made high and every Indication has "Flying Boxcars" with. which by Fort Dix Fire Chief Harry shown that sales of the Item they recently were equipped. Diffenderfer, president of the will continue high. The 284 officers and airmen of college. . r |. ; 1 CUP this unit left for McGuire AFB The sessions will be open to The New York concern of Smith-Meeker Engineering Co., DRINK 2 at,the same time the 108bh mov- paid and volunteer firemen and With $5.00 Purdiiie ed to Otis. Their medical per- an old-established firm, h ave superior officers and membeis taken on the Lavoie line *and Hellman's V • ; sonnel assisted and "trained of industrial plant brigades. •with the 12lh Aeromedical will represent Lavoie Labs in Close to 500 firemen from all the New York area, S.D. La- p ' Transport Squadron, based at parts of the state were enrolled McQuire, and flew regular mis- voie president, said.. , FROZEN FOODS in the weekend program held Development on the applica- ' stons assigned to that unit. Oth- last year, at Sea Girt. Enroll- y tion of the solid state amplifier Mayonnaise 39c "er air operations out of the ment blanks may be obtained Couth Jersey base consist ol to radar sets and other equip- Linden House Grape transition flying In the C-119J by writing to the New Jersey ment ls continuing with good «nd support missions for the State Fire College, 24 Branford results. "It is expeoted that the 108th Fighter-Interceptor Wing. P)., Newark. Registration for techlnques embodied In the sol- the' courses will start at 8 p.m. id state amplifier will revolu- CORNISH HEN"•• 69- Friday Sept. 19. and all regis- tionize the high frequency end JELLY 2 29c .Make your desserts rate for trants will be billeted at Sea of Uie spectrum. 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