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Union St Tract Studied As Site St, Thom as’ Church Has Groundbreaking Ceremony Marlboro Twp. Committee Adopts For New Matawan High School Plant Building Code; Referendum Rejected

; Engelhard! Report Revitad To Reduce Mass Opposition Of Two Prior Attempts Size O f Building To Borrowing Pow er Fails To Develop; Moving On Futl-jAcre

Mstawan Township Board of Marlboro township' adopted a Education Thursday received a Taxpayers Meeting Plan Class Reuhlon building code Thursday, On (wo new study on its high school plans, prior occasions in th* past 10 revised by Dr. N. L./Engelhardt M rt. Jean G rim m , secretary, an* Matawan High School, Class of years when codes w,r* presented, Jr., flew York, their educational nouaces the Matawan Township 1991 wllf hold Its flv«-yesr clasa they were howled down by mass consistent, to^llt the proposed Taxpayers Association will meet reunion Saturday, Sept. IS. For objections of hundrada ol people structure within the >2,400,000 bor. Tuesday at 8 p.m. at the Bayview further Information, contact M lu at public hearings. Thursday Ihe tvwisg power available. Tlje board Presbyterian Church houaet Cliff- Peggy O'Neill, Lo 8-1893 or Mrs. objoctlona were tew apt) waged • also authorized its attorney to seek wood Beach. ' . Joan (C am pbell) M auro, Lo MS-II). losing fight. Option on a <7,39 acre tra ct on George Franklin, on* ipoctator, ~ Union St.nfar Its intersection with believed the code bore ao closely ' Ravine Dr. The land adjoins Rose Jolin It Garey Superintendent on personal property rlghte it Hill Cemetery. ’. ihould not be passed without ■ an The decision on land came after aoprovlng referendum, Msynr the board had considered three New Councilman Named In Madison Cliarles T, MsCu* told - th* ; sites . studied, by It, architects, .olected officials on the governing Finne, Lymtn t Finne, Elizabeth. Named To Replace Chose N.V. College body felt a sufficient (ampllng ot ■' There waa a large tract on the Floyd VanBrakle Faculty- Member public feeling o u provided by the i «tft side of Atlantic Ave. con- •mount of objection .*t a.. hearing i sldered. Tht archiiects found' that Matawan Mayor Ralph R. Den- Madlson Townshlp Board of Bd- tnd they were iatlsflisd ihls on* , -itUtJPProph to lt was by » small ol* Tuesday night appointed John ucatlon cho*e a new superinten­ nielthe majorlty'a will.. “ , ’ . fefldge oyer the railroad .and lt R. Garey, 33-year-old former mem­ dent pf schools Tueaday. He Is Dr, Fred vonRodeck, another *peeta- presented drainage problems. It ber ot tha Mauwan Township W illiam J, Sample, 47, a member tor, called the aod* "fantastic" also was not as central as the Board of Education, to fill a va­ of the ficulty of tho New York and declared 11 served no purpose other two tracts discussed, In the cancy t on the Matawan Borough State Teacher* College at Oawego. but to harass Ihe “little man" and architect's opinion! The second Council caused by the announced He was offarsd s two-yeir con­ run up hia costa of owning prop­ tract considered, tha Siano tract, resignation of Councilman Floyd tract a f (12,100 per year p lu , 1300 erty. Mr. vonRodeck found that im ^fatawan Rd. was ruled out VanBrakle, . per 'year Inter-,ystem travel on- the code referred to "buildings" because there are no water maliis Mr.. VanBrakle announced his pente*. and only once |o "towellings," so going to the land. There also would plans to resign from the council Dr. Sample was chosen from 14 that Ita value In controlling large h»ve. to be road building Into the last month. The councilman, elect­ applicant, Interviewed by the scale housing projects was dubious. pifcperty, .the architects notfed, and ed to th e post In N ovem ber 19SS, hoard. The position waa made va­ Defends Skepticism . they did not Ilk; the approach said he plans to move to Manas- cant In June when Dr. Eugene W. John Dreader, another spectator, tcjrost the marahes st Aberdeen quan with his family by Sept. 1, Shronk, who still had a year to go defended Mr. vonRodeck'e skep­ . JW- ■■ • . He had' served, as water depart­ of hi* two-year contract, resigned ticism. Welter Hills, chslrmsn uf . Served By V i te r M ain ment chairman.- . • for heilth reasons. Dr. Simple th* committee that framed the Tha third sl(e, the.one on Unioo In semi-retirement,-Mr. Garoy hsi boon asked to assume his new code, noted that It did control de­ Sl.t w u found to ba served by a serves ss Deputy Grand Se?retarV wit sa of Aug, 10. Jsm e, Msloney velopment In that nu more than - aU-lnch water main, The architects of Grand Lodge F.&A.M., at Tren­ ‘The Rev. Walter A. French, paator ol-St. Thomas' Church, Old Michael P. McCorrlstln, Trenton, who presided at the ceremony. ia* been acting luperlntendent 10 building permits can be Issuod noted that It-had the higher ele­ ton. Before he retired nearly two Bridge, (center), -turns the first spade ol soil for the construction ot Others are R. V. Moran, atchllect) Mayor John L. Chamberlain, JVladl- •Ince Or, Shronk resigned. •t on* tlm*. Th* devoloper cinnoi aim Township, and Mayor Louis F. May jr.. East Brunswick Township, vation and in only one corner was years ago. Mr. Garey, a resident tha aew church la 01d Bridge. On the left Is the Rt. ReV.-Msgr, A graduate of John Adams apply for ( second set uf 10 per­ • section of it low so as to con­ of the borough for the pa«t,24 High School, Cleveland, Ohio. mit* until th* foundations for Uie front a drainage problem. They years, was a supervisor at ' the Vote No Payment C orps Wins 31 Medals Dr. Simple w u graduated from flrat 10 are approved. Then the found It was part In the borougb A ft M Karagheuslan Co., Free­ Madison Park Parents Fear Effect Adalbert College, Western Reserve frame Structure of the building nn and part In the township. hold carpet manufacturing Arm. A total ef it medal* for m - University, with an A. B, Degree th* flrit 10 must be up and enclos­ 'vjttowever, it was acknowledged A ctin g on Um Joint recom­ Native Ol Slaw cellene. In style and pertprm-' in 1933, lie received hi* A, M ed before h* can start to eroct tw i’nract also had Its drawbacks. mendations o< the township at­ Born In Washington, Mr. Garey Of Wright Case Oil Pupil Attitudes ence wat won by members et Degree from Western Reserve In foundations under Ihe second 10 Michael F. Kidzus, a spectator, torney and auditor, the Mata­ waa educated in Elizabeth Public tbe Guadalcanal Cadele, sponsor­ 1937. ' permits. Mr. Hills explained this believed the Siano tract offered wan Township Committee yes­ Schools,, graduated from tbe New increased Hostility To $on>, Daughters, - ed by the Guadalcanal Pest protected the township against the the^better drainage, having a large terday voted unanimously RecelvtZ Pb. D. In (IU York Institute of Traffic and at­ against payment of four bills, 474S, Veterans ot Ferelsn Wars, builder going bankrupt and leav* gplly down which rain water would At M atawan, Other High Schools, Seen He also mended Columbia Uni­ tended New York University submitted by former township Matawan Township. Th* contest Ing a large number. ot empty flow to the marsh below/ Mr. versity Summer School, Ohio Slaty School Of B usiness: H e Is a di- Madison Park parent,, Infuriated most likely what I* tha ususl thing, will held In Toma River under foundation hplM or tall, construct- , Kidzus said he .was a mineralogist collector and treasurer,' Charlea Summer School,, Ashland Coll— J . K elly. . . a farewell address from tba prin­ the ausole** et the Ji and fild pot think that the land by alighting remark, attributed to Bi-wltng The Bills,, submitted for serv- cipal ,.. " , ■' ■ - v*. , at the Unloe St. alte would sustain W illiam W right, W anantafS*,. »reW .leaa n te n d e r e d . sts. t r e a s iy e t .cad.-. a school. He advis'd the architects prtnclpat |n Old Bridge*, lifrjw -ily - » tor. services .July I, l and I as " ‘Only thfs tlme. the grsduatlng Tbs Xorp* *lso„jr*s,.««*rd*d (n lOJJ. .; mfnlmunj. c»/llpg helght, T h li wa* .*WW verting addtvs»-<» their; sons -and csllotl too low a celling by critics : cnnm w -nnif ■«««*'# "the water d a a i'c a m * tn for isom e Crtirl state­ tropV f«r *M«nf UghMl Dr. Sample began Jh(* loschlng 3}W.-- w v « > ~ - daughters In the sixth, seventh and point* woti by 11* numbers. department, were In OM amounts ments. I will glva fun a few high­ career at Roosevelt' School, Oar- Of the code. Mr. Hills defended 11 Th* medal* w*r* received tor Of 8 2 3 , f lM , SI1.SS and fl.iS . eighth grades June 17, Insisted that lights of what they were told: field Heights, Ohio, where from allowing ui* of lh* second’ they were not paid pending the best playl/ig of the eaara floor In ono-snd-one-hilf story hostile attitude by other pupils ‘They live In pig pen* and have 1933 to 1941, he taught s n d * * tour To Introduce New s t u d y of the attorney. at the made the tchool th, same wny. tw e r anda b a s , ddrum n a) b e a t houses. at receiving high schools attended (continued on page sevon) time they were submitted. . Any high school they attend . . . Inatrument playing on the bugl*| Mr. vonRodeck'* query tboul toward Madison Park pupils would Zone Ordinance Mr, Kelly, admitted embezzler Its morals will go down. Never glockenspiels, and In addition, rumors th* cod* hsd not boon ot municipal funds, waa arrest­ be deplorably heightened by the come back to visit Wllllt as we three awards w*r* won by th* ready two weeks ago wa* refuted twirler*. Theodore Bushell Is Parish Boundary Mayor Den nil ed on an embezzlement count Incident. Mrs. Albert Morehart, do not want to *ee you.' by Mr. Hill* who Mid th* final July. S, 1(58, after an audit a parent, specifically named Mata­ “Now let') eoy this I* true. Why director sn d J im e e M draft w*a prepared alx w«ek* In chairman. ' . Reports Plan showed a municipal ahortage to­ wan and Sayrevilie as the high weren't the parents notified all Fixed By Bishop advance of publication .and had talling $21,11148. Mr. Kelly (j school* at which Madison Park yesr (sbout student behavior)? An Invitation ha* been extend­ boon verified against all state and The long-awaited official Intro­ awaiting sentence oo th* charg*. pupils are mad* to feel out-of-place Why did Mr. Wright feel It nec­ ed to boy* aad glrle from lb* Area From Hailet FHA provisions. It provld** for th* duction of Matawan'a controversi­ Tha money was returned te the by the other pupllSr She averred essary to wait tintll after gradua­ age, of If lo 14 who sr* intor- •ppolntment of * building Inspector al revlstd toning ordinance, un­ township by the bonding com­ ested In becoming drummer* *r To Holland Road she knew thla to be the case In tion end In front of 'Ihe lower snd a four-nun building commit­ der preparation for the past three bugler* to Join th* Corn*, Prao- p any. Matawan because ah* had a daugh­ tee to administer lt. It pau*d years by the planning board and grades to degrade tba graduates THS Rt. Rev, Oeorge W. Ahr, ter attending there. tloe I* h*ld every Tuesday front unanimously. borough Council, may be made at In this way?” Blehop Of lh* Roman Cithollo Dio- U M to StM p.m. la lb* VFW Code Committee > .th* next meeting of council, July The furor over Mr; Wright came Board member* *oughl to defend ces* o I Trenton, has snnounced Post Horn*, CUffwood Av*., Cllft- Mr. Hill* said th* oods com* tt. lt was repotted Tuesday night Study Training out In public Thursday when a their cours,, relstlng that Mr. lh* bouhdarle* and named th* new wood. Applicant* may oome tor mitt**, composed of Frank Foss, byM syor Ralph R. Dennis. JOHN K. GAREY letter written by Charlei Lelber- Wright had been taken lo laak In larlsh in th* Holmdtl-Hatlat aria, as Interview and try-out* aay township engineer! Uwranc* Kru- M ■ Joint meeting of council and man, a parent, was Introduced by an executive session for what had rh* parish will b* called St. Bene­ rector of the Matawan Savings and Tuesday tvenlag. sen, Frsehold attorney for Ihe ths planning board June 23, coun­ Of Special Cops him, as a spectator at the Madison been reported. He also had been dict's. Loan Association and a former dl- planning board; Robert Seber, c il aad thia planners a g reed to Townahlp Board of Education meet­ Instructed, to contact Individually Boundarls* of th* parish ar* as r^tor of Ihe New Jersey Natural Matawan Township Prank Happa and Mr, Mallhew* Change the zoning classification of ing, because, he Insisted, the board offended parent* and make amends. follows: North: Beginning at the G a s Co ----- : .7 - ...... had "ignored" i t The letter bore (continued on page given) Ihe block between'Main and Jack­ Active In tha Masons, Mr. Gar­ Mery Restrict Gum Richard Pine, board preildent, ex­ Madison H 5. Bids Intersection of the New York-Long 17 algnature* of p*rents endorsing son Sts. on Rout* 34 to general ey Is past master of Matawan plained- Mr. Pine acknowledged, Br»nch Rlllroid and Lloyd Rd.t ita (entlment*. business. In the original draft of L odge 192, a p ast district deputy The Matawan Township Commit­ however, that this approach proved Over $1,800,000 iroceed east along th* railroad to th* bill, tha block was zoned half grand master of the 16th Masonic tee yesterday voted to "take Im­ The letter read la part: “On cumMraom* and had not worked t* Intersection with Beer* Br.| Schools Potent residential and hall business. June 17, the la st d ay of schonls out, District and former trustee, and mediate step*" t° follow up Mon­ north *lons th* center line of “Sat Oa" Mstteh ' Study A lternatlvil;'' Mayor Dennis Indicated the re­ treasurer of the Masonic Home the tfzth, seventh and eighth Beer* St. to Florence Ave., then mouth County Prosecutor Vincent grades were called together. In Tha angered parent* demanded Sales Factor vised zoning ordinance would be and Charity Foundation of New Figures Ran Nigh northeasterly along the cenl*r lino Introduced with further changes P. Keuper-* warning that all mu­ to know whv the board had con­ J ersey. of Florence Av*,, crossing Rout* Four Underway but declined to comment on their Married and tbe father of a nicipal police aiid special olliceri tinued to “sit on" the -matter end M sdlson Tow nship B osrd o f Edu- and along the center line of Swimming Pool, G o l f (continued on page seven) daughter, Karen, a Junior at Mat­ Should be trained properly In the had-not. read their letter along cstlon ls walling for C, Edward Florence Ave. to Roul* Nl -then, , In Madison Area with other communications duly awan High School, the new council­ use of firearms. C o u rse, 266 Homesites Hickey, their architect, lo tell them eett along the center line ot Route Schools are proving s potent man will be sworn Into office et offered al the meeting. One par­ 34 lorMlddl* ’ Rd,. then along Iho .Walling Cautions The committee, acting. on the how their $1,400,000 allowed tor •ale, factor it Sayre woods south, the n o t meeting ot council. M adison T o w n a h l p Planning ent aakd, “No principal. I* going .center line cf Middle Rd. to Union Bank Customers recommendation of Committeeman Board last night wa* presented to call my child a pig and say construction and the totel 12,173, Ave; - ' Route f, Madison Township, Paul Peter J. Waters, voted to meet with a map of Cross Key Farm, her morals are low." This spsrked 000 bonding for th e total high Cast; Soulh along tht center Goldman, vice president, ol Cantor .'Bank customers were, cautioned and Goldmsn, Oullders, Inc., re­ Rezoning For. With Police Chief Adolph Menu:) a proposed 266 houses developmmt the atrldent outburet by the par- school .project will equere^ff' line ot Union Ave, to Routa SS, till* week about making checks ported today. Buyers af* Im­ today to determine the amount of on a 101-acre tract along Route 9 enU, After Ihe pounding ot the sRilnst bids received list night, then, oast along the c*nt*r line ■fpayable to cash." Harold W. pressed, Mr, Ooldman says, that training given the township's force at Cheesequake-Amboy Rd. Plans g a v e l b y M r, P in e for order. It w as The o u t l o o k I* adm ittedly of Rout, 19 lo Laurel Av«.; then, Walling, president, Monmouth. all grades through ihe 12th will Bendix Entered of 32 special policemen. for a swimming pool In a wooded obtained sufficiently that the par­ dubious. Base bids oh general con­ south along th* center line of County Bankers and Clearing b* within welkins distance of the In addition, the committee will area and for a golf-course arc part ent* consent waa gained to adjourn­ struction were. erfollow siM lflieel Laurel Ave. to Holland Rd.------. tiouse Association, and also vice 2009-homs community. * Public Hearing On seek to establish a training pro­ of the project. It was classified ing the meeting until the neat night Reis, Fords, 000; Gulmlna South: West along the. center president, People, National- Bank, In Addition to jh e thr** grade gram for police. “ I don't think we ai a major subdivision. whert they could - openly confront Construction, Westfield, lint of Holland Rd. to Crawford'* Keyport, recommended • that a July 30; May Be Void •chools being built by Cantor ind should permit any. special police­ - The developers. of. Knollcrolt Mr.; Wright before th* boird on A. A. LsFounlsln. Itackeniack, Comer Rd.; then, along the center ch«k' be drawn to "cash” only Goldman ai part of th* Sayre Holmdel Township will hold a men to cany a gun unless they petitioned to have an “abandoned" the Issue. . - <1,122,090; B. J, Lucafelll Co„ line of Crawford'l Comer Rd, to .whetuthecustomer Is .cashing it Woods South community, the new public hearing July 30 ofl the. are fully qualified," - Mr. Waters road right-of-way acros* their prop­ The principal spoke fint the fol­ N ew ark, *1,112,000; D in le l Me- Ihe Keyport-Holmdel Rd.j then, Jdntself at his bank. Msdlson Towiuhlp High School will amended zoning ordinance which declared. erty removed lowing evening and explained and Carron, Elizabeth, 11,120,000; Glen along the c*nt*r lln* ol lh* Key- When giving a check to a sales­ b* erected scroll from th* colony provides for a light Industrial zone Mayor In Agreement . Minor subdivision* were approv­ (continued on page twelve) Whol Co., R oselle Park. S I,141,000: port-Holmdel Rd. to -VanBrackle man or house-to-house solicitor In (continued on p*ge leven) Mayor John Marz Jr. agreed that ed ai follows: Alee and Helen Cur­ Arthur Venerl, Westfield, ll,2S9,‘ Rd.; then, west along the cenler payment of a purchase, bankers on IIS seres of the William L. until the police chief ia satisfied tis for a .92 tract of 211 feel front line of' VanBrackle Rd. to Lloyd recommend that It be drawn to the Cross property on the southeast 000, (continued on page seven) on Rlzio Lane for transfer to An­ Rd. name of tha corporation or com­ comer of Newman Springs Rd. On steel and Iron, base bid* Madison Zoning Board thony end Jane Rosato. Alex J. Nab Keyporl Man were; Breen Iron Worlu, Hillside, West! North along th* cenler pany. A check made "payable to and Soulh SL The property now Is Godlewski, VanTlne Lane. , 1W- (continued on page twelve) line ot Lloyd Rd. to It* lnter**cllon Turns Down Mestlnas cash” Is the same as money. If zoned “A" residential. Tbe rwan­ Property Is Located . by-70J-foot tract for transfer to Ed­ with the Naw York-Long Branch lost, It can be used by whomever ed area will be occupied by a Oil Arson Charge An ippeal for a variance Irom ward Witkowski. Rlllroad, the point pf beginning. Bendix Aviation Corp. plant If In Madison Township the M a d I • o n township Zoning finds-K . M sp e o f O akhurst for preliminary C hild O n Bike H it ... When a check Is properly drawn that find approves the stipulations Culminates Probe , Boird of Adjuslment Monday by At the June It meeting of tha approval, ’ of Princeton Gardens, (d the order of the firm from ot the ordinance for the area. If By Youthful Driver Complete Course In Arthur and Maiy Messina for a Madison Township Board of Edu­ near Matawan, aa a revised sketch, O f Suspicious Fire which the purchase is m ade, lt (continued oa page twelve) half-acre lot on Kdgar Rd., Leone cation, John 'Partridge, a board plat, and Anchor Park, now Sun- linrf* Rulan, five, 797 Green­ Radchem Defense Plan becomes legal proof of payment. Eslates, was rejected. The Me*>- member, said he believed the lo­ nyside, for final approval, all were Thomas K. Hardy, 39, of 340 wood Ave., Laurence Herfwr, was Awarded Console . Broadway, Keyport. yesterday wa* slnss have split the h*lf-*cre lot cation of the farm of M n. Georg­ referred to the engineer. admitted to Perth Amboy General Four Monmouth County men charged with arion by Keyport have completed the course In to . th*t they have the needed 100- Indiet Raritan Man Richard Ratcliffe, Johnson Ave., ette W. Inglett was In Marlboro Hospital Friday for treatment of Police |a connection with sl* minor foot front ond 10,000 *qu*re feet Matawan. was awarded the RCA Township, from the description mouth lacerations snd broken radiological-chemical defense con­ Ozzie Sickles Heads fire* which were found In hi* home minimum on which to locate a William Walsh, 59, of lUUcrest AM and FM High-Fl Comole by given in a letter sent by Mrs. Ing teeth, after she wss hit by a car ducted by th* elate Civil Defense by flrenea Is answer lo en alarm house but their rear, lot line I, Rd., Hazlet, business agent for the Ihe Matawu Hook and Ladder lett in connection with bus trans­ M f law an Merchants while riding s bicycle on Birth- and Dltaster Control office and will Sunday afternoon. Damage w a , only (0 feet. , Independent Newspaper nnd Mail Fire Company. The winning ticket portation for her children. Mr. wood Dr., Cliffwood Beach. be awarded tbilr certificates tills negligible, firemen reported. w eek. ' C. Randolph Heuser, Matawan at-, Dellveries Union from 1949 to 1555, No. *33 was drawn by Miss Jean Partridge investigated the site Ozzie Sickle* wa* elected presi­ S^t. William C, tiurlew, Madison torney, acting for .the developers, was Indicted in New York Tuesday Bracht at 116 Main SL. Matawan. later and last week explained to dent and Mrs. Genevieve Donnell, ftsrdy waa questioned by pollen Township Police, reported that The announcement came today pointed to deed restrrctlons which on conspiracy and eaortlon J u ly 4th...... M n. Inglett that he had found the vice president, at th* meeting of Immedlttely s/ter th* fires In the G eorge r., Dryne, 17, Keyport, from Thome* - S, Dlgnan, acting charges. District Attorney Frank property was la Madison Town­ the MaUwan-Merchants' Associ­ three-*tory frame building housing wat traveling along Blrchwood Dr, atate director; who aald the men forbid any splitting of lot *Im s la S. Hogan Said that Walsh and five ~ H ad e* ' ■ ship, and Was sorry for any em­ ation Monday night. Re-elected Foian’s Store at SI# Corner* Were wh«S?the child rodo her bicycle had completed a 21-hour course the development. The Uwyer'* other members of the Union used -The Mstawan Saving? and Loan barrassment he had caused ber. were Randolph Harris, secretary, extinguished. He allegedly admit­ lnt(T%h» path of the car. and will be accredited aa Instruc­ protests were seconded strongly ' threats of work stoppage* to obtain Association opened It, books for la tlie June II Issue of The and Arne Kalma. treasurer. ted selling th, fires In * statement The child wa, flung up over the tor* In Ihe radlotoglcal-chemlcsl a delegation of nearby, resld (110,600 from 19 newspapers aod subscriptions tu shares fa'tbf JOth Matawan Journal, it stated Uut - Mr*. Doris Ronson, Mr,. Betty to police because he and h is hood of the cs r, according to a defease, Henry Delbasco, board chsi); magazine distributing companies Series oo June l&h. Itt. Sub­ Mr. Partridge felt the Inglett* Woolley and Mr*. Donnell were ap­ mother ar* "destitute," police eald. statement of the driver on his po­ Awartfed th* certificates are sounded out Ihe residents one ‘ from 1955 to 1957. , scription* received uatlll Angnst should be billed by the' Madison pointed to serve as a committee Ad alarm from Boa 41 at th? lice report. She was taken to the Dr. Warren D. Fowler, CD dlrcc(i)r one and each, In turn, wa* mere . ______;_____ it. 16th . i m board-for tuition, if the property to work with the Matawan First Six Corners brought oul Ihe seven hospital by the Laurence Harbor In Red Benkt Arthur S. Van ftus- vehement In his opposition to th* J fp -a d v S /It locstioa proved lo be in Marlboro. Aid and Rescue Squsd. Inc., In fire companies ihorlly before 6:30 First Aid Squsd. . klrk, Keyport, Monmouth County Mcsslnas' plan*. The board then New York TarafO* What Mr. Partridge actually conjunction with the squad's pt»« p.m. Pint, firemen on the iccne Tho Bryno youth wa, clnrge.fi R adchem co-ordinator; P, T . l/Onfl, voted unanimously for rejection. SLH pbu fas round trip. Fr* Nacfae said w is that if (he family lived for a celebration of Its Wh *"- found smoke billowing from ihe with careless driving in a com­ Matawan, end Frank i . RID onaw, The Mesalnss commented that q a m t w r v to e . oapvegte g l w o sscm t Stanley's Diner will b» closed in Marlboro, the Marlboro Town­ nivenaty on Sept- II. The com­ rear-od the building. As the fire In plaint »lgned by Mra. Orace Ru Allentown. Th* certificates will be lha (ctlon. af .the boird at Je**t oL For ftmrKfeedute t d CCB- from July, 11 to Aug. Ird. : Dap Boa id a l EducatiM should be mittee will *e in dharge of the the rear first floor room was be- tan, motfwr of the diild. The ac­ jrrwnled by l Joseph C. Irwin, cleared ihe way for them to take, ta i u s z . - w f—« d r . a - billed for tulitosL. popularity coldest. ______i (continued oa pege twelve) cident UiW pl*ce * f 2ilJ p.m# VJwunouth County CD coordinator. the matter Into o j i L, ~ ...... ;>j Ml4 *'■<' '/ - ■! Thursday, July 16,1959 v g l TWO THE MATAWAN JOURNAL Amboy Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Couple W ed In RobertsviUe Church Held At Walter Straek, 152 Main St,/M at­ Marlboro Girl.... M arried At Holy Fam ily Church Wed Saturday In awan. . , ! . S t Peter’s Church H itts Saturday Bride Laurence Harbor Mr. and M rs- Ronald M ills, 384 St. Lawrence Church. liin a w Mitf Mfrgfetht Carol Lasteio, Shore Concourse, Cliffwood Beach, *y.« Dorothy A. McMahon, o f M r. &od Mr*. Hs n Harbor, w u the setting lor the art the parents of a soa bora daughter of Mrt- John J. Mc­ marriage Saturday morning. July old C. Lasteaa, IM Twilight Ave., in South A m boy H ospital. Mahon., Main St, Marlboro, uul 11, lp59, of Mist Dorothy Bernice Laurence Hartior* u d Robert Ed­ Mr. McMahon, became the King, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. vard Weiss, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edvard H. Wdss, Northfietd, for- bride of George W. McLaughlin, Bernard W. King, 120 L aurence A son waa born in St Peter1* Pkwy., to Harold W, Anton jr., mcriy of South Amboy, were mar­ Hospital, New Brunswick, to Mr. toa of ’ Mr. and Mrs. George A. son of Mrs. Margaret Anton, ried Saturday, July 11, 1959, at 4 and Mrs. John Brooks, Pine St , McLaughlin, Providence, R. I., Ridgefield. The Rev. Walter M. p.m. at St. Peter’* Episcopal Old Bridge. Saturday, J u ly 11, 19S9. at St. Slattery w u celebrant at the 11 Church, Perth Amboy. John'* Church, Marlboro, The Rev. o'clock nuptial mass and perform-, The bride, £iven in marriage by Stoddard Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stoddard, John J. Nowak, pastor, performed ed the double ring ceremony. her father, ■wore a gow n o f im ­ Given in marriage by her father, ported embroidered .silk orgapza 30 Shetland Rd., Old Bridge, art tbe ceremony and celebrated the the bride wore a gown of organza made with an empire styled bodice the parents of a daughter, bora nuptial mass. Hi read the Papal over satin fashioned with a por­ and a scoop neckline trimmed in in St. Peter’s Hospital. blessing. trait neckline embroidered with re-embroidered flowers. Tbe bouf­ La aim ers The bride was escorted by her sequins and pearls. The bouffant fant skirt of taffeU and nylon skirt was appliqued with Chantilly tulie covered by embroidered silk Mr, and M n, Donald Lammers, uncle, Charles J. McMahon, Red 14 Birch wood Dr., Cliffwood Beach, lace and had a petal effect in the orgama was fashioned with a Bank. She wore a formal gown back ending in a chapel train. chapel-length train. Her fingertip- are the parents of a daughter, born of l(al>an silk and French Rose- A coronet of orange blossoms held length veil of French illusion fell W ednesday, Ju ly J, 1959, in Perth point lace. The long sleeved basque the bride's fingertip veil and the from a pearl tiara and she car­ Amboy Hospital. bodice wu designed w ith carried two orchids and stephano­ ried a bouquet of white glaxnelias H eary “ modified sabrina neckline edged tis on a prayer book. and gypsophila. Mr. and Mn. John Henry, 11 With lace em broidered with se ­ Attending the bride were her Mrs. Fred Chevalier, Farming* Crassat St., Central ParV, Madi- sitter. Miss Patricia King, as dale, was the matron of honor. I quins. The bouffant b e ll skirt ton Township, are the parents of maid of honor, and Mrt, Joseph Mrs. Archie Marshall, Laurence a ton, born Mcnday, July t, l»9, featured a flounce of lace. Her Nevedomsky, Eut Orange, and Harbor, cousin of the bride, and in South Aimiboy H ospital. two-tiered veil of English illusion Miss Bemita Sobrey, Perth Am Mra. William Creed, Matawan, was held by a cloche cap of silk boy. were attendants. Miss Cathy Web­ Mr. and Mrt. Wiliiam Johnion, and lace. She carried a cascade Aubert Murray, Cliffside Park, ber, South Plainfield, cousin of the Seventh St., Matawan, are ■ tha of white daisy pompons centered served u best man. The ushers bridegroom, was the flower girl. were Jack Gullfoyle, Palisades Fred Chevalier, Farmingdale, parents of a ton,'tarn Saturday, With • While orchid. Park, tnd Thomaa Rochford, was best man. Edward H. Lts- July 11, 1959, in M onm outh M edi­ Mias Ann* C. McMahdb was Ridgefield. . tein, Laurence Harbor, brother of cal Center. ' - maid of honor for her sister. She the bride, and Bruce Wilbur, South Mr. and M n. Anton will honey­ MR., MRS. EDWARD DOWNEY K ota’ wore a street-length dress of Dior MRS. RICHARD MICHAEL BRACKEN moon in Bermuda. For going Amboy, were ushers. Edward Las- A daughter wat bora in Mon­ blu* silk organza fashioned with away the bride wore a beige linen Mi» Betty Beal, daughter of ried a round bouquet of pink and teln Jr., nephew of the bride, was Before an altar decorated with Sister la F in n Girl mouth Medical Center oa Friday. dress with white accessories and Mrs. George Beal, ‘ Spring Valley white carnations; Mrs. Clifford ringbearer. a teat neckline And bouffant bell white gladioli and snapdragons. Five-year-old Mary Suzanne Ju ly '10, 1SS9, to M r. a n d Mr*. an orchid corsage. * Rd., Morganville, and the lste Eckel, Morganville, another sis­ The couple plana a motor trip to sklit She wore a matching vel­ Miss Florence Helen Maklowskl; Maklowskl, Union Beach, was the Frank Rose, Lloyd Rt^, Matawin. A graduate of Styreville High Mr. Beal, became the bride of ter of the bride, who wore pale Florida and upon their return vet fceadbgrfd and carried a cos- daughter of Mrs. Msry Maklowskl, flower girl for her sister. She wore School, the bride 1s employed at Edward Downey, Walsh’s Trail­ blue with a round bouquet of blue they will reside on Route 33, Faller . ' ' Cide of H tow daisy pompons, Sll Besch View Ave., Unloo Beach, the same atyle and color gown aa er Camp, Route t, Robertsvilie, and white carnations and Miss Freehold. ’ Mr. and Mn, F r i n k FutlerT and the late Joseph Maklowskl, the honor attendant with a match­ legal secretary for the law firm -TOT Bridesmaids to n of Mr. and M rs. Frank Down­ Margaret Bucheman, Metuch­ The bride is a graduate of 729 Fourth St, Union Beach, ire became the bride of Richard ing bonnet and carried a miniature of Cliated, Klein, Ityvacs and Mac Patricia and Miss Mar­ ey, Wilson Ave., Matawan, Sat­ en, niece of the bridegroom, who Sayreville High School, Class of the parents of a daughter, bora Michael Bracken, son of Mrt,. Helen natural straw basket of daisies. Anderson, Perth Amboy, The gate! McMahon, alsten of the urday, July 11, 1959 at 3:30 p.m. wore orchid with a round bouquet 1956, and la em p loyed a s secretary Friday, July 10, 19S9, in R iver­ Bracken, 211 Park A ve., Union John Williams, Keypdrt, was the bridegroom wat graduated with a brisk-, served as bridesmaids. They in the Bible Protestant Church, of orchid and white carnations. to the sales administration at view Hospital. 4 . Beach, and the late William Brack­ best man and ushering were B. S. Degree from St. Peter’s were attired the same as the maid Robertsvilie. The Rev. Edward Lavoie Laboratories, Inc., Morgan­ en, Saturday, July 11, 1959 at Michael COX, Riverside Heights, College, Jersey City. He served Linda Lou and Violet Ann Lud­ P ad raek y _ of honor. Their flowers were yellow Spencer performed the double ring ville. , - lt a.m. The Rev. Joseph G. Fox, and John Crowley, Union Beach. two yetri In the U. S. Anny as vick,,'RobertsviUe, nieces of the A daughter waa bom -In River- and white. ceremony before an altar decorat­ Her husband also is m graduate ptstor, performed the double ring Edward Paul Maklowtki, Union first lieutenant and Is employed by bride, were the flower girls. They view. HiMpltal oa Saturday, July . Patricia and Lillian Hames, ed with white gladioli. Mrs. John of Sayreville High School, And *ls ceremony and celebrated the nup­ Beach, brother of the bride, was Dtnahar and Bastabie, account­ wore yellow organdy dresses with Marlboro, nieces of the bride, Ludvick, Robertsvilie, lister of self-employed as proprietor of the 11, H it, la Mr, and Mrs. Stephen tial Mata which folkmed In the the ring bearer. ant!, New York. round necklines and puff sleeves. w en flower girls. They wore blue the bride, was the soloist and ahe Hy-Grade Station. and Auto Re­ Podracity, 2 Oregon Ava., Hulet. Holy Family Church, Union Beach. For. her daughter’* wedding, They carried baskets of pastel frocks with white lace collar*, and was accompanied by Mrt. Stan­ pair Shop oa Star Route J3, Mrs. Maklowtki chose a mot* flowert ind wore headbands ot matching biue velvet headbands. Mrt. Michael Cox, Keyport, wat ley Clayton. Freehold. tha soloist and the wat ac­ green silk organza theath dress O b i t u a r i e s tiny white budt. Mr. and Mrs. William S. Beane, H uy carried white baskets of blue Escorted by her brother, George companied by Mitt Loretta Dur­ over printed taffeta trimmed with 2S Orchard Avp., Hazlet. are the and white daisy pompons. . Beal, Morganville, the bride 'wore John Ludvick, Robertsvilie, w u ante, Matawan. a flowing tide panel, a matching Mr*. Edward J> CeBla* the best man and ushering were parents ot a aon, born Saturday, Rese A. Miller, Woonaocket, floor-length lace gown designed B irth s ” ■ % Escorted by her uncle, Edward hat tnd accessories and a conage Clifford Eckel, Morganvllle, and July 11, 1999, ln R iv erv iew , R. L, was best man. Eugene Mrs. Eva Hurley Collim, Asbury with a scalloped sabrina neckline, Maklowtki, Keaniburg. the bride of white itephanotlt. The brides . . Tackett • ’ ' ' lfospital. ; \ Sw eaty. Woonsocket, and James Park, wife of Edward J. Collins long pointed sleevea and a chapel- Fred Eckel, Robertsvilie, brothers- w ore a full-length gown of Italian groom't mother selected a pink In-law of the bride, and Lawrence Mr. and Mrt. Donald Tackett, Coocan. Newark, ushered. and mother of Mrt. Rollin Rathbun, leogth train. Her fingertlp-length W*U» tOk designed with a sabrina neck­ laceaheathdress with a matching Oyerhlll. Rd., Matawaa. ute the T* lln Is tarH nci Laurence Harbor, died Wednetdty, veil ol French Illusion fell from a Downey Jr., Laurence Harbor, A daughter w u bdni In River­ line of French Rosepolnt lace hat and accestoriet and a corsage parents of a ion, born Wedneiday. ' A Deception and dinner was held July 8 , 1959, a t her hom e. crow n ot sequins and pea;ls md nephew of the bridegroom. view Hospital on. Saturday. July at Crystal Brook Inn, Eatontown. which outlined the wrists of the of blue stephanotis. July 8, 1999, in Monmouth Medical She wat boro In Asbury Park, the carried a cascade bouquet ot A reception followed in . the 11,1499.'to 'Mr. and-Mrs. Otto The couple left on a motor trip long tapering aleeves. Two panels A reception followed at the Oaks Center. . wf the daughter of the Itte Hubbard white carnation! and orange blot- American Legion Homt, English-, Wolke, iS Miriam Dr.; Matawaa. to New England and Canada. They of matching lace trimmed the Hall, McGulre't Grove, Middle­ ind Annie Hurley. She wai a tom s. ” town. ■ ■ , will reside after Aug. 1 at 111 front of the full skirt which Sowed town. For their wedding trip to ■ : Mttlcr ' :L member of the Holy Spirit Church,’ Miss Mabel Beal, Morganvllle, : For their wedding trip to Flor­ A ton wat born to' Monmouth Sumter St, Providence. _ Into a chapel-length train topped the Pocono Mountains, Pa., the Mr. ind Mrs. Edward MlUer. Asbury Park. was her sister's maid of honor, ida. the brldt wore a white dress Medical Center on Wedneaday, July Mrt. McLaughlin wat gradu­ w ith a butterfly bustle trimmed bride wore a black linen sheath tM Prospect Ave., Laurence Har­ Besides her husband and Mri. Her yellow ballerlna-length gown with a pink hat and accessories I, 1959, to Mr. an d M rt. Raym ond ated , from ' Freehold High School. with lace and sequins. Her finger- with a mock Jacket trimmed with bor, are the parent! of a daugh­ Rathbun, she ii turvlved by an­ had a round neckline with cap and a corsage of pink carnations. A. Breeder, 23 Tenth 5t„' Welt Mr. McLaughlin wat graduated tip-length v e i l of French hand- lace, a whitauey hat trimmed with ter, bom la South Am lxy HospitaL ileeves, and a ruffled tiered akirt, from LaSalle Academy, and Provi- rolled Illusion fell from a pointed black velvet bowa and sequins and other daughter, Mrs'. Rom an Z yck, The bride graduated from Mat­ Keaniburg. ■ / Flemlhgton; a sister, Mrs. Joseph topped by a satin cummerbund end­ denu College): He is a member queen’s crown of l a c e studded a white orchid conage. awan High School and Is assistant 1 DUenks ; . . Levy, Elberon; a brother. Waller ing in a tide bow. Tiny rosebuds cashier . at The Matawan Bank. . ■ Tyndell ■'• ' . ■*>.' .-■ of the teething staff at Gorton with sequins and she carried a The bride attended Red Bank . A daughter- - waa born in St. trimmed the veil of her mitching She , Is tressurer of the Ladlei 1 Mr. and Mri. Louis 'tyndell, 85 Junior High fcbool. .Warwick, R.I. white prayer book adorned with a Catholic High School ‘and is tm- Hurley, Fort Lauderdale, Fla.,"'and Peter's Hoq>ltal to ;Mr. and M n- headband tnd the carrtal a round Thorne Pl., West Keansburg, airs ■^V. ' i liiniii ui. ,i'. V/hHe orclild, stephanoU* 'and lout grandchildren. ' Auxiliary of the Morganvllle Fire Alexander Didenko, U3 .Matawan white and .yellow car. the parent! of a daughter, bom '• ' . •wiamaH^i * t • »W ]£}&! Dept. The bridegroom, graduated R d ., Old B ridge. , ■ ", i from Newark'Public Schooli "and Wednesday, July 4, ISM, In River­ Engageqients V ' (Mrs. ;Jpseptt,jLucasl^wicz, Key. ...ie bridegroom graduate* , from 1*. BucWetfFunertliHomejrAebury Halobow Wedding . ■ i i em ploye^ .by. Oiamfion -Ctonil- view'Hospital.' ’ ' - I” ■ ' ' V . ... i . . ■ port,-w as m atron o f honor for hei* K ey fo rt'H lg lf ScllcSol a n d ’ltttn d ed V h e ' ,i '■ •; : > ■ Park, afiSTatN# a.m. a high mass e bridal attendants In the Cal Co., Morginville...... j Mr. and MrsjVwillian McLaan, BrailenA-Klaeg ' cousin. Her yellow dotted Swiss Monmouth College, West L 0 n-g H orvath - : of requiem w4i celebrated- qf the rainbow wedding were Mrs. Fred The couple will reside in tbelr 22 Woodcrest ‘ Dr., Old Bridge, Mrt. H»rry Abram?, Cliffwood, gown over taffeta was floor-length. Branch. He served. four years In Mr, and : Mrt; Karl Horvath, IlolM Spirit Church. Interm ent wa*1 Eckel, Robertavllle, lister ot >the new home .on Johnson Ave.. Mat­ ire the parents of a son, born ln ' and Vernon < K la i g i ; H ackensack, Ths fitted,,bodke hod a.acoop the U.S. Marines during the Korean Ptlmer Ave., Keansburg, are the SU Pete r”t Hotpi tal. . In M ount. C alvary C em etery. 'bride, who wore pink - and car- awan. • „ ■ , . , announce thef iWrigagtniedt ’df their ppc)tlini!, emqll puff sleevepj ■ »bU Confllct and is employed by: the parent! of a ion,-; bora Tuesday, a, .matching cummerbund ending Philip Carey Manufacturing Co., July 7 , 1B58, in Riverview Hos­ Robert L. Craig In a back bowi She wore a match­ 'Perth Amboy.' _ yi"; . Patrick OtTMa vived by his wife, Catherine; an­ pital.- , , ' ' ... '. ing hat and ■ carried a natural . The couple will reside on Broad Robert L. Craig, 56, of 223 '.Bay­ ; P a trick DeTuro, -41, Jertqp City; other ion,- Junes, Wanamuta; ■ ' ■' Ltvloa - , -. •’ straw garden basket’of diljles.1 St., Keyport.' view Ave., Union' Beacb, died brothel' «/f Samuel DeTuro, Keana- two .daughters, Mrs. William Loh- Formal; A ion wat bom In Riverview Tuesday, July 7, 1959, In Mon­ mann, Upper Montclair, and Mrs. H otpltal on Tuesday, J u ly 7, 1959, mouth Medical Center. .He- was burg, died of a, he|trt attack' Tues- Vincent Shannoi); West Caldwell; to Mr. and Mrt. Richard Levine, born in Newcastle, England, and t , 1959, while v a ca tio n ­ one sister, M n. Barbara Hallyan, came, to this country from Scot- Ing at Seaside Park: and 11 grandchildren. 183 M iddle R d ., H azlet, ; To Hire liod at the age of 18. He lived , Mr. DeTuro w it t lifelong resi­ ■Funeral services were held yes­ • ’ Slbeita - lo’Kewaric-before moving to Union W . S. W ALtACE dent of; Jeney City and received terday at 9 a.m. at the Funeral Mr. and M n. William H. Slbeita, B each 10 yeflra sgo. hit Bachelor, Master's and Doctor­ Home of Harold J. Routh, Jersey 14 Dlbllng St, Union Beach, are CLOTOINO He ls survived by* tils wife, Mrs. Hubert R, Smith ' Sahratort Fuico ate Degrees from New York Uni- City, and a solemn mass of re­ the parent! of a daughter, born Ellen (L orlm cr) .Cjatyj; four tons, Men aal Bin* fwibkbis R obert R . Sm ith 4], of 100 Third Salvatore Fusco, 70, ol 309 v ersify. H e waa a professor at quiem was'celebrated at 10 a.m. ln South Amboy Hospital, - • Robert, Carteret,; Oeorge, Newark, In Sacred Heart Church. Inter­ f : : . St., Keypori, died Tuesday .morn­ Washington St.,...Keyport, died N.Y.U. ajid at St., Francis College, Hdgh, terving ln>thc;U.S. Navy, ment was In Holy Name Ceme­ . Straek • ing, July 14, 1959, a t Perth Am boy Thursday, July 9, 1959, In River- Brooklyn. He also taught at the W.- Front at,- ’ Keypert and ioKn; telfvlijgvit* the-U.S. tery, Jersey City. ' . ' A daughter was' born lit South Hospital. . Mr. Smith was bora in view 'Hospital. He was bom In Savings i'and Loan Institute of New Army; a daughter,!H*iel, Newark; York, - and. had been an invest­ Atlantic City the son of Mrs. Li 1 Italy and had lived ln Keyport for two brothers, Hugfl, Rahway, and U«n Edwards Smith, Camden, and 3} y ea rt. ment counselor ln New York. William, Union'Beach; two sisters, the late Albert Smith. . ' He w it a retired foreman of the . He "is survived,, besides his Mrs. Margaret' Howell, Pittsburgh, Also*surviving are hit wife, Mrs. New York and Long Branch Rail brother, by his father, Patrick De­ Studios Pa., and Mrs. Miry DIGuardlo, /SOBcnftinfl Ruth Deubcrt Smith, Keyport; six road. He was a member of St. Turo,' Middletown Township; his Harrison, and seven grandchildren, sons, Edwyrd R. Smith, Keyport; Joseph's Church, Keyport, and its Wife, Mrs, Rachel (Marco) De­ ifr/frcbU ni Local funeral arrangements were Robert R. Smith, Wolter H. Wall- Holy Ntme Society; t member of Turo; ion, Patrick, and 'two under the direction of the Day a lng and Paul J. Walling, Jersey daughters. Janet and Karen, all at MISS KAREN KINEG the Knlglits ot Columbus; South Funeral Home, Keyport. Servlcet City; Robert W. Walling, Keyport, hom e; stepsister, Mrs. Joan A. Amboy; Mt. Ctrmel Society of were held Saturday it 1:30 a.m, a ; ^ daughter, Miss Karen Kathryno and Donald P. Walling, U. S. Air Matawan and ' Keyport, and the Fields,. Belford, u d ' his step­ at the Haeberle and Barth Home Xjneg, to Richard pdward Brod Force, Plattsburg, N. Y.; one Railroad Brotherhood of America. mother, Mrs. Elizabeth DeTuro. for Funerals, Irvlngtbn, with a ' erlck, son of Mr. and Mrs. J, daughter, Charlotte M. Smith; He it turvlved by hit wife, A high requiem mass was of­ mass celebrated at St. Ann's Broderick, Leonardo. three sisters, Mrs. Anna Grlffelth, Mra. .Theresa .D. .Fusco; a son, fered Saturday at 10 a-m. In Our Church, Newark tt 9 a.m. The bride-elect is a graduate of ind Mrs. Alberta Kennedy, Cam­ Patsy.J., Keyport, tnd one grand­ Lady .af Sorrow. Church, Jeney . Matawan High School, Class o! den, and Mrs. Jennie Long, Chat­ child. . Mrt. Tage Jobamn City. Interment was ln H o ly ,1919. Her fiance Is employed by tanooga Tenn.; two brotheri, Wai Funeral services were held it M rt, E m ily-Johnson, 48, of 2< Name- Cemetery, Jersey City. . ,-lho Electronic Assistance Corp., ter Smith, Port Monmouth and 6:30 a.m. bn Monday it the Day Ridge Rd., Rumson, widow of James A. McCoy s - R e d Bank. . Albert Smith, In tho U. S. Army Funeril Home, Keyport, and at 9 Tage Johnson, - died Thursday, James A. McCoy, 403 Borden- :*• A June 1960 wedding Is planned. in France and three grand­ aim. a solemn high mass of re­ July 9, 1959, In Riverview Hotpi- town Ave., South Amboy, father children. quiem was celebrated at St. Jo- Bottger-MandevMe til, She. w u born in. Matiwan , Mr. Smith wat a communicant seph’a Church by the Rev. Cor­ of Mr*. Emily Schmidt, Keyport, Mr. and Mrs. George Donald Township , and had owned and of St. Joseph's Church. ■ nelius J. Kane,' paslor. Interment died Thursday, July 9. 1959, Id Mandeville sr„ Holmdel Rd., Haz- operated the Colony Restaurant, Roosevelt Hospital, Fdl.Vt, after A high mass of requiem will be was in the . church cemetery. r let, have ahKounced the engage­ RumstHV'for IS yeart. held tom orrow at 9 a.m . In St. a long Illness. He was bom In ment of their daughter, Kathryn ' Surviving ir e two sisters, Mrt. Beginning July 1st, Joseph's Church and Interment ■ , . . Paul. F. Arnold Trenton, the ton ot the late Owen Jo, to John R. Bottger, son of Anna Rtpp and Mrs. Minnie Bar­ F,. and Bridget (Conway) McCoy. will, be in the church cemetery, Paul F . Arnold, 79, of M3 W.l 1959, this bank w ill Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Bottger, ber, botlrof Cliffwood; four broth­ Mr. McCoy was a member of under the direction of the Bedle son Ave., Malawan, died. Satur­ Bethany Rd., Hazlet. ers, Martin Marz, Wickatunk, the Holy Name Society and the pay interest on *ov- Funeral Home, Keyport. day, Ju ly 11, 1959, a t his hom e Miss Mandeville Is a graduate Frank. Man, Mitawan, aad Gut Chalice Club of St. Mary’s Church, after a'long Illness. ings accounts at the of Keyport High School, class of Harold J. Hayses and Mayor John Marz Jr., both of South Amboy, 4s'well as a com­ M r. Arnold lived In M atawan 45 1958, and Is employed as a tech' Cliffwood. ' municant of the church. He re­ Harold Joseph Haynea died yeart and was a member of St rate of 3' per cent on nical aide at the Bell Telephone Funeral services were held tired five'years ago after 24 Thursday, July B, 1959, at his hom e Joseph's Church, Keyport. Laboratories, Inc., Holmdel. Monday at 8:45 a.m. at the John years service w it h H ercules paid four tim es per in Clearwater, Fla. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Mr. Bottger ls an alumnus of E. Diy Funeral Home, Red Bank, Powder Co., Parlin. , Born in Keyport, Mr.'Haynca at­ Matilda W. Arnold; three daugh y e a r . . Keyport High School, Class of and at 9:30 a.m. a requiem high Besides the one daughter, he Is Savings Accounts tended the public schooli ot Key­ ten, Miss Margaret Arnold, Mata' 1956. He now is a senior at New­ mass was celebrated at H o ly survived by hit wife, Mrs. Emma port after which he lived many wan, M n. Raymond Hardy, Rah­ ark College ot Engineering, major- Cross Church, Rumson. Interment (Bryon) McCoy; four other year* la .JH uiW ^. way,- and Mrs.. Raymond Cullcy, — .Ing. In mechanical -engineering,— Was private. daughters, Mrs, Monica Turnbull. moving'to Clearwater several Brooklyn; two tons, Wlltiam A. No date has been set for the Germany, Mrs. Mary Czok, Red Future Banking Hours years ago. - and Paul R. Arnold Jr., Matawnn. w edding. Frederick W. Schulmelster Bank, Mrs. Regina Donnelly, He is survived by his wife, Mrt. eight grandchildren, and three sis­ M onday Thru Thurs. 9:00 A.M . to 2:30 P.M . Frederick W. Schulmelsler, Sl, South Amboy, and Mrs. R ita Manahas-Zupko Grace Reed Haynes; one daughter. ters in Germany. RFD 1, M atawan, died Thursday, Kane, New Brunswick; three sons, FRIDAY EVENINGS 6:30 P.M . TO 8:00 P.M . Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Zupko, 86 Mrs. Adelaide Haynes Bolen, Man- A high mass of requiem wat July 9, 1959, a t his home following Janies A. and William A.,'botli of West Prospect Ave., Clllfwood, hasset, Ll.; two sisters, Mrs. held Tuesday morning at 9 a.m. a short illness. South. Antboy, and Owen W., Lin­ have announced the engagement of Bella Hulsart.and Mrs. Jane Moon­ at St. Joseph's Church. Interment lie was employed by E. I. Du­ coln, Neb, . ... . their daughter, Irene Rose, to ey, bolh of Keyport.- was In SL 'Joseph's Cemetery, un­ Pont deNemours Co., Inc., Parlin, Funeral i services were held Drive-Up and Walk-Up Window . John F. Monahan, son of Mrs. Private funeral servlcet were der the direction of the'Bedfe as a . foreman. in the photo M onday at 8:30 a.m. at his late johh Monahan, Brooklyn, and the held In St. Petersburg, Fla. Funeral Home, Matawan, M ONDAY THRU THURSDAY 8:30 A.M . TO 6:00 P.M. products plant and had served In residence and at 9 a.m. a solem n late Mr. Monahan. ■ that capacity fo r 25 years. He w as Miss Zupko Is a graduate of Mist Isabel V. Linden Louis A. Wells . high mass ot requiem wasjele-- FRIDAY 8:30 A.M. TO 8:00 P.M. r a member of St. Mary’s Episcopal i»ratod-i»~St. MaryTChurch. In­ Montclair State College, when she Miss Isabel V. Llnden, 729 ML Louis A. Wells., 53. of 39 Atlantic Church,_Ki>yport.— ^------' ; terment, Jjndcr the direction of wrft a member of the Newman Prospect Ave., .Newark, died Fri­ Ave., -Matawan, died-F ri d a y ; Surviving are his wife, Mar­ ll* HontfSaf Funerals, The" Gun- 7 ... -- THB 7- 7—— Club, D eiti Tlieta P»1 Sorority and day, J u ly 10, 1959 a t her hom e. July It, 1959, at the Monmouth garet; a daughter, Mrs. Gloria foun Service, South Amboy, took the citizenship committee. She will She was born In Atlantic High­ Medical Center, Long Branch. Robins;'-four sisters, Mra. Bertha place In St. Mary'a Cemeteiy, tea c h la the Port Monmouth School land! and wat a former resident Mr. Wells had lived In Malawan Delfanzo, Spotswood, Mrs. Maria Trenton. - ’■ ■Io Santem b er. . •. of that place. . . ■ ’. 30 years. He is survived by a Schnuck, Madison Township, Mrs. FARMERS AND MERCHANTS -. Her- fiance I* a graduato of Surviving are two sisters. Mist brother, Henry W. Wells, Mat. Beatrice Quirk, Perth Amboy, and George F. Rnl Sr. ' .- SUvtMiv lMtltuM of Technology, Htzel Linden, Newark, arid .Mr*. a wan. ■' v " ■ . Mrt. Helen Alt, Matawan; a. George & JUif Sr„.73. Jersey NATIONAL BANK JtokilW tiilim i he was active In Anna Contwdl. Red Bank, add Funeral services were conducted brother^'Britton, Matawan. Cfty, fatter ol George F. Ruf Jr., Society, and fwo brotheri, Fred Linden.: Key­ at 1 pCm/Monday at Bedle Funeral Funeral services were held Moo­ keansburg,' died Saturday, July Matawan " ^ n Fnternlty. He is port, and Donald linden. BogoU. Home, Matawan, wilh the Rev, day at' 11 a.m. at the Kuraawa llr 1959, la Jersey City Medical | ■ . ' ‘ ' ■ " ' ' I . ■ £D M M pt:, C0 . a* an Funeral servlcet were held Mon­ Lawrence R: Bailey, pattor of die m m ill Mwt Buk to M— —Ifc Cmmtf « Xitskliald li» Funeral Home, South Amboy. In­ Center, , He was a member of MamMr al l n m « - jb a k tr r<«tral D M i m r u c t day afternoon at the A.' M- Poateo Pint ‘ Baptist Church, Mauwan, terment was In Shoreland Me- Saciied-Hort Church. J e r i e y 'tjhrftaw faa. «ad’Sanr«MRral>Hanti AQtaUe -ondatliiCk titotiBent - MM la Old merial ■Girfens, Raritaa ttnm- Highland!. ' ’ Tennent Cemetery, TenstnL ih ip . , |fctw t.io»^A*-»»

Pl*e* «a Thursday ia Fainnouat r , 1 » , la tt* Murryivfll* Pm- Keyport Man Presbyterian M en New Jersey BtU Telephone Ok B r i d e O f Couple Married^ Cemetery, Newark. byterian Church. ' It tht youngest of tht opt rating Mrt. Marti* waa tb* widow of Mrs. Nancy Pakhala sam d her Plan Auctipn Salt companies lo th* Bell Systtm- B Peter Martin. Sht was born la was formed Opt. 1,1927, sister as matron oI honor, aad . Wed, In Indiana In S t h m 's f Switzerland and had lived la Holm­ The Mea't Club of tht First • U if U lniul Mia*. P atricia Joanne Barnett, del for approximately 30 years. bridesmaids were Miss fetoria Ann Presbyterian Church, MaUwan, M ilt A i m VUgL I’lwUafk • Mea-SMUriaa jaugMer cf Mr. and Mn. David and Edwiid Franda Taosey, U She is survived by thr** step­ Barkley and Mist Sylvia Ann wlU hold a public auction stl* on ;; v. Baraatt, Seymour, lnd.( became Maplewood A m , Keaasburg. w en daughters, Mrs. Joaephiin Her­ Sym ons. Saturday, Jltly 35, at lt:M a m, on tfct brida a George Curtis Bogart married W»dne*day, July U , 1M>, ring, Oakhurst, Mrs. Sophie Raitt George Nelson Swann was hla the Church property mt Route M Ipa pf Mr. utd Mn. A. M. Bo­ ia St Ann’s Church, KMMhM* and Mrs. Julia Rabel, both ol brother’s best man. Ushering were ' fart* 34 Division St., Keyport, The Rev. Stanley l«v*ndo*kl per­ Spotswood, y d on* grandson. and Franklin St., Matawan. The Jack Merchant tad W a l la c e Seadsy, July S, ltt) at 3 p.m. aale will continue until all itema formed tbe ceremony rt H *-m. B riggs. • Tit* R ev . 3. ,T„ M oor* perform ed before an altar deoorated wlth have been told. Hailet Man W*da A reception fallowed the cere­ _ the. double rinjj ceremony io the white gladioli. . There will be a large selection a. navta j m . mony at the Edgewood Country ■ Central 1 Christian Church, Sey- The bride wore • w»Jtt-to#gtb Pennsylvania Girl of china, glutware, crystal, furni­ * r* " ***«'»•• «nt% tt Club, Pittsburgh, Pa. rpour, before an alur decorated beige nylon chiffon dress a ture, bric-a-brac and many other with white gladioli and palms. matching veil headpiece aad a Miss Patricia Louise S t e t ie r , Both Mr. and Mrs. Swann sre useful arllclei. Proceeds from the Traditional wedding music was short face veil. She carried fn daughter ol Mr. and Mrs. Clay graduates of Allegheny- College, auction will go toward th* church fung by the church soloist informal hand cascade bouquet of Statler, Murrytviile, Pa„ and Rob­ Meadviile, Pa. After a wedding building fund. f DDAV A Y fUNERAt f l H 0M T Given in marriage by her father, white orchids. : , - ert Henry Swann, son of Mr, and trip through the New England The sale will b* held, rsln or I IIII I I Mapl*M a i PI., lO N rt the bride wore a floor-l&ngth gown Miss Nina George, Umg U Mrs. Robert, M. Swann, Hazlet, States, the couple will reside in thine; If it rains, articles will be Tel. COIfax 4-1U1 rf white embroidered tulle over City, was the maid of honor. She were married on Saturday, June East Orange. in the Fellowship Hall. taffeta designed with a portrait wore a maize organdy 4re*» with neckline outlined with iridescent matching veil headptec*, Mid car­ sequin* and long pointed sleeves. ried an informal caacadf bw v** . .Her fingertip-length veil of French of chrysanthemums Wd Ivy. - :Illusion.'fell from a matching em­ Francis McKe*, Flatbush. k I . •jp g broidered cap and she carried a was the best man. - - y ^Mfcade twuquet of white rosebuds AA informal buffet luncheon was : r Jtnd steghaiutis. . held, at the bridegroom's “bome - Mri. Jerrold Johnson, Indiana- immediately after the dCM uoy. polls, was her sitter's matron of Dinner end a small reeeptlMi fol­ - honor. She wore a pink pm- lowed at Tuttle's Glau Houae, broidered linen sheath with a Laurence Harbor. - matching tulle overskirt and The couple will res|d* at U matching profile hat. She carried Maplewood Ave., Keansburg, titer a nosegay o f pink carnations. a motor trip through tbe New England States. . ' Attendants Wear Aqua The bride is a secretary at G. The bridal attendants wert Mrs. W. Dasamsn Co., New York, and Charles JJay Elswick, Fort Chaffee, secretary to the president of the Ark., and Miss Judith Kay Bar- fihn. The bridegroom k assistant '_ nett, Seymour, sister of the bride. purchasing agent for tht Royal T h e ir aqua gowns and hats were Glob* Insurance Group. New the . same jtyle as the honor at- V l j f l York. - 'tendant’s and they carried nose* MRS. PAUL, V. DOBRY gays of aqua carnations. . ' ^Charles Ray Elswick. Fort.Chaf- A nuptial m us *fcvj». Mary's pn her heed. She carried a cas­ Funeral Services : fee,'.was thsbest man and usher­ Church, South River, at 10:30 s in. cade bouquet ol pink. rottt with Saturday, July 11,. 1959, united In Ing were Henry Pleifer. Irvington, 'George F. Murphy marriage Miss Carol Petroskl, One ^ridesmald . brother-in-law of the bridegroom, Funeral services w e r e beld daughter of. Mrs. Stella Petroskl, and Ronald Truebiood, Blooming­ Miss Ireoe Dhbry, Cheesequake. Saturday at . 9:30 a.m. at the ton,'Ind. . . 7 Northside Ave., South River, and sister of the bridegroom, was the Pfleger Funeral Home; Net* Mon­ Paul V. Dobry, son of Mr. and bridesmaid. Her gown; headpiece ' The couple left on a wedding mouth, fbr George F. Murphy, 52, Mrs. Fred J-- Peterson,. Springhlll trip through the Eastern' Statei and flowers.were, the sutM M the Retford, w ho d i e d suddenly Rd., Cheesequake. Mr. Dobry'* fa­ maid of honor's. ; , . jtfter the reception ty the church W ednesday; July 8, 1919, at h it ther, Victor Dobry, Is deceased. Robert Peters, Baltimore, Md., r -'-w p . social room. They will reside at home. A high matt ot requiem The Rt. Rev.. Maximilian Wujek, was the best man, and ^ushering IH^EUis Ave., Irvington. wat celebrated at 10 k.m; in St. pastor, performed the double ring wss ^Robert- Paterson, Cheese- ' Thi; bride graduated from 8ey~ Mary's Church, New Monmouth, ceren o n y ," Adam Korurowski, quake,; brother o{ the bridegroom. nMur H igh School, .C lass of 1937, by -the R ev. Robert T, Bulm an. South River, waj the soloist and A reception was held jt; Cpby’s, and was an IBM operator In', the Interment was In Mt. Olivet Ceme­ organist. . / •' ‘ : - ■ South Amboy, alter whifh the cou­ „ American 'Stales Insurance-Co., tery, Middletown Township. ’ The bride was given In marriage ple left for a' week’s trig through > Indianapolis. She yras , a member Mr. Murphy was bom:in Mon- by her uncle and godfather, George; the - southern' states.: The bride-' of the. Order of the Rainbow for ^on, Mass., the son of Mrt- Annie 1 '* ■’ i ! CyganJr., Highland Parle. She wore groom is serving in thd 0 . S.'Army Girls. • • V ■ •. ,T. (Sullivan) Murphy, and th e 'la te a chapei-length gown. o(. pure silk end will leave jbortly tor an as­ . 1 Frantls Murphy. He hsd lived In , ■ T ie bridegroom,graduated from pequ de sol with Insertions of Chan­ signment. In; Hawaii, where Mrs.. Belford for five years, previously Whon plans chang« — vou’r* Th« phone loept you li) touoh Keyport High School. Class of 195%. tilly lace. Her lace appllqued veil Dohry.wlllijoln him In: the near When it comes to buttoning-up residing in Keansburg. He wat a .H e^6r. • : - Saturday at, I p.m. at the-Bedle' ' Alnslie, -72S Prospect Ave.;, Union Funeral Hotne, MatawaA,- with the' Beach. .T)»' baby .we&hed.; eight , ,V.V - , W alket . .. ? ' w .Re»> ,H‘ -^ow*n,!' paa»t^o ", ptfuods, U tnmfle have a d a u g h t e r .L o r i, age entx o f a >»0h, born Sunday; July; P elt, ftS, - Route 79, M orgnnviife, who died WediiMday, July I, 1959, 'tw o . • iv'i'i;- • f.-. r 12, I9S9,.ln' Rlverview Hospital. ‘ ■ A three-ring clrcuthat • been »dd»d 'to. the.'children1* ,day*; .at- at her home: - Interment waa.fit . - Haaoaa V r * Hareslak ' - * :■ T V.-. ■ tractlont cf Ocesn ^unty. Big Sea Old Tennent Cemelery.'. Mr, arid Mrs. 'Robert-Hannon, Mr. and Mrs. FrancIs Hareslak, Days, scheduled to be held in Mrs. VahPeit was bom In Madi­ '.'j» Riccoott;-iy.j-.:JU«irf.-;veVtli(| Box ,j««, Pleasant Valley Rd„; Old Point -Pieasant .Aug. 11.to IS. son Township, dsughter of the late AN INCREASE IN OUR DIVIbEND p»fent» q{..» son, borti,Monday* Bridge, aro the . parents’ ol a • ’/lb ert V. FaWfldl,: general chair­ James and Sarah (Tice) Matthowi ST ufy-JIi m , In *lvervi*W vHo*p|; daughter, born in ' Perth Amboy. man of'the mld-August fvn festi­ and had resided |rt this area alt IS ANTICIPATED TO jiosiJitar;: j-.1:- ■„'■: val,.'has ' Announced '.that , Mills of hV .We" She.-waS'* member • " • f i t i t '*■ •/ : '> i .*. Brothers- C ir c u a ' w ill ■; ttaije tw o o f: the.Mor^janvlllir'.M'e th o d 11 1 ' ■*' •' • —• \ Tbimipm. . ' pertominces 'oh'' th« groonds ol, Church (^nd h«d be*ti a Sunday . A-. son 'wis - bom on Monday, A; daughter: WM. fr il lin 'Perth' the Ocean' Rd.’School for the b«nb-; School .teacher,.’ ", July. 13. UW. In Rlwrview -Hospi- Amboy Hospital to Mr. and Mr*. fit of: Point Pleasank.Fire' Co. 2. Surylylhg, a^e lie/ husband. El- wood, VanPelt) a spj^, ..Russell D., Morganville,. and a 'grandson.

•. Henjy J. ^aasea Funeral rvlcef Were held Saturday at';l ;ftrt.r*t the Day Funeral :Howe,. IWp8rt, w»h the Rev, Dr. Hillman/ ’.T. Wllliamt, p ssto r ot Califafy .Methodist Chtjrch. Kejport, : officlSUnR. fof Henry J; Jails(q Ir., 7l, of IZ23 Wetley AVe.;,!Vwi}li.'.'Be>ch, who died st‘ hi*.hpn\*/.tW Wednesday, July ' 8, 1959. Interm ent wa» in Green.Grdve Cemetery, Keyport. '•Hb 'wiaj .bijni In. Germany and h a d .ljv ed In Union B esch for 38 yearti He.tvat.the widower ol Mrs. Frances., (Rehbein),'Jansen :lle It. survived by -three sons, Jqlin, Henry jr. and .Edward and two-daughters, Mrt. ‘Vernon Jonot- arid Mrt. V. SlmtnAh*; sll of Union Besch; 10 grandchildren and one great-grandchild.

JWr*. ,P«ter Martin Funeral services'wert-hrld Wed­ nesday,' J u ly # , 1959, s t the John W. Mehlenbedc Funeral Home, Hszlet, lor Mrs. Vorona Mortln, ~ show you how. you can put it : _ 100, w ho d ied M ondsy, July «, 2959, In Freehold. The Rev Theo­ ia your backyard this summ er for I T ;X : dora JC. Muller, pastor of ihe Faltfc Reformed Church, HazM, "oily 10% down and 5 years to pay! . officiated. Private Interment took ; Faliiilotis? Just'look at it! The Esther Williams Living ; ( • X'-:y: ■ 'f- ^Pobl is a totally'new concept ln home pool design. It-... ? , H V; ri i . . not only puts a pool in your backyard . . . it surround* '~J‘ ‘r;v "’’ - it with a handsome private sundeck for sunning and; - / ; - » Yeu may ep*n your account In.penon er by mail. Oar - entertaining. The unique, new split-level design makes " i t PERSONAL SAVINGS next dlWdtnd, stertini JULY lit, will be e t the new ACCOUNTS , ‘i,'.'11-easy, to install even where ground is rocky or sloping. '.'/’ •ntielpeted rate. , ; ;, It’a big: swimming area 16’ x 32’, outside dimension* • : ' " -Among - the extra bonuses -or*:------:------——:------| — i f - J O i ►fMAVINSS^ACCOUK (MV RS’-x 41’. It’s beautiful—and practically maintenance* ■ ir YOUR SAVINGS ARf INSURID 7 fc*e because it’s made of steel-supported California red- - ' ; . Th* sovlngt of *ach saver In thii mutual lovlngi liv i f CLUB FUNDS wood with heavy-gauge vinyl “Poolskin” lining that itlfullon or* Imurid up to $10,000.00 by the fed- ' (Builntii on fratimol , , never needs painting. ' Special features: self-locking : ,V.. *rol Savings and Loon Imurone* Corporation, on liv , otioelotlom) , . 'safety doors that keep out unsupervised childen and stray V You O ft Ctcon, Quick itrumintallty of fh* United Slal«i Gov*rnm*nt., i f CORPORATE SAVINGS ' pets;;convenient storage space under the deck; built-in . ir IXTRA DIVIDEND DAYS IACH MONTH ' ‘ ACCOUNTS ' . filtration and undenypter lighting. Many extras in* • ‘ . . H «at For Cooking Fundi r* b H l l l e AM. m s r.H. | MJ U«« ’jU iri 1‘ r '>nti * 'I f nn*l A t r . ( 29 Main St, Englishtown tun •*« l Tal. LO w dl 6-1872 rupire MNM r. MidfM«'to«*n I*'i( |n*’■} r.-»!»> • Glbton 6-9586 - Gibson 6-5951 C l i f f w o o d |» » » 1 IH E MATAWAN JOURNAL Thursday, July 16, 1959 F t a g r F o w r TKEBIRD ANBTIIE POODY CAT V t e m

ASHY WAYS (Newark Evening News) "*8ffegg gS& & ^iSS^cgB fcfr tw M w iji U n Charged by U s cspUia with wil­ " j. Brown. B iw — OnOdUK ? Bra n . AmmmUI* tu to r Same recent visitors to the Ex­ ful destruction of government • SOME PERSONALS . . . See where Bobert Kofoed, periment SUtioa apeat a hot, busy property, P fc Andrew God Jr. in­ Itw just been named secretary of tbe New » . HATIOMAl tO»TO«IAl day looking over crop research. sisted oo * court martial. He was Jersey Pest Control Association. Bob, who lives at Fred- acquitted, having beea able to The route to the last stop led wood PL, Matawan, with wife and kiddies, has been gen­ prove the charge false. eral manager cf Fogging Unlimited, Inc., Red Bank, for Sot Tiu loutSSdi? ol*gli . ' " S —...... » across anespanse ot. green, He bad absolutely not beea peel­ springy turf. It was not on the ing Army fjotatoes too thick. the past 10 yeara. He has been active in the state associa­ t*fc(£,£^"Kr,.£ s r r ’U ^ g A tr a list of things to see, but it created The c*ptaia and his mi tion far some time and also served as a director of the J"—* «2^AS,!SU“2i;*% SSSiS5?& 5b!^SS quite a stir among the farmer*, sergent said he sliced out the pest control unit After tbe war, when he decided to make fc nxulij giAtej lijclf wortbjr o< tnBU, cioofkknc*. eyes instead o t th em o a t pest control a profitable business, Bob purchased the servicemen for commercial cob- Is ttinitod to tbt cart al &« Tbey saved * pan of hi* pealing*. first commercial fogging unit In the world. Previously, R*pflBsttHlty fW VpgtfrapbloAl «rxox» cem i and others who wete on tbe K t occupied by such error- That was a mistake. they only had been used by federal agencies. Despite a id ma «aeaad‘cUM ntttif at Um M rffi» at ld*Uw»*. M. 1- tour. Tbe sergeant gave a demonstra­ heavy business schedule, Bob is active in boating circles 'ander i M T d l h i ^ i UOM. _ Lots of them recognized Merioa tion of Pfc. God’s potato peeling and is a member of the Keyport Yacht Club where he is methods and wben he got through THURSDAY. JULY IS. MS* Kentucky Uuegrass, the ss race committee chairman, the Monmouth Boat Club and there wasn't much left of tbe po­ grass that grows in the majority tato. But his peelings weighed the North Shrewsbury Ice Boat and Yacht Club. of home lawns around the state. more than Pfc. God’s. Reshaping America Others had to ask. There are probably good smrnd WITH IiTTLE IMAGINATION you can have a great and But this patch of turf wss Army reasons for all this, the cap­ grand good time just reading the lost and Tound columns Back in 1952, there were soma 8,490,600 shareholder* tain’s i cemplaiot aad bow it was deep and bouncy, practically weed- of newspapers on your way to work. Try It sometime, In American Industry. A. few years later, in 1956, the imwflaH One trusts thst sll mili­ number W shown a healthy rise to 8,630,000. Of bte, less, thst the grass hardly seemed tary officers are as watchful of maybe next Monday morning when you're aboard the estimates havt placed the thareholder army in the neigh­ reeled to some thst grows la government property. And one's slavers' shuttle to business. For instance we give you this borhood of 10,000,000. But now we find that this was low, lawns that have about ss much confidence in military Justice Is clip from one of our metropolitan dailies. way low. Early this year tha New York Stock Exchange of thst cushiony feeling as the fortified. But the citizen may be baffled ’ “LOST * '- _ conducted a census of shareowners, and the total was middle of the road. Irish Wolfhound vicinity West 57th St., 69th St., 12,490,000, That large a number was not anticipated be­ by one aspect of tbe case. In an The secret? None, really. Broadway. Broke training lead. Name on collar, fore 1965. So the American people have demonstrated a Army automated to the teeth* with ..v>< Dr. Ralph Eagd, tarf re­ everything electronic, motorized AKC Champion called Fog. Obedience trained, far greater enthusiasm for becoming partners In corporate searcher, and h» told me that this or mechanized, it is startling to Well mannered but does not respond to come, sit, enterprise than even the experts expected. learn that Gla still peel potatoes Is what happens when you cat stay, therefore hold. Call, phone on collar." ! U mi iyn«ii produced a number of other facts. One by hand. out of each eight adults ls a shareowner, as compared bhiegrass high. . Stop shakin* Amos and hold 'em. I’ll go run for some with one in 12 threpryears-ago, Women shareowner*: out­ THERE ALL THE TIME help. (Can't see why he doesn’t use the phone on his number men 32.5 to 47.5 per cent Housewives who are la thia case "U gh" means two- * (Newark Evening News) ir.) - f * . V ' shareowners now total 4,000,000, th* largest single group. anilooe-half laches, which m ly Patricls White of Howell Town­ ship is spending the summer • Almost law of all shareowners are in the $5000410,000 in-, |sks a bit of getting used to. If THE BEST M45)E PLANS . . . Imagine yourself a measuring birds of prey for Ihe come bracket, and their average household income ia you hsve had jo ur mower set for Ferty-Flve Yean A f t...... Twenty-Flv* Year* Age Shriner. For the past three or -four weeks you’Ve been American Museum of Natural His­ priming th* little wbnuui at home Just how important thc t7000, whlch completely refute* tbe stala old aoctalisKxmw dO aeartlia#...... (Issue Thursday, July It, UH) . (Issue Friday, J u ly 20, 1934) tory. Philip Colbert of Leonia, as munlst argument that capitalism ls designed to serve a : Earle J. Harrington has been convention at Atlantic City Is going to be. You’ve hsd a But no weeds, and more spring, W. E. Arrowamith. ti th e under­ reported a few dsys bsck, Is In few horrendous moments when she thought she'd like to few, not the many. ■ " more bounc«, tbe Und of grass taking firm of A r r o w s m i t h appointed attorney for the Central Mexico studying the music of frogs Brothers of Mstawan, has a new Railroad of New Jersey. for the National Science Foun­ go along with you but (in a show of master slyness and Tbe result* of this census caused the Exchange’s pre*l- that's tea to walk att, especially generalship) you managed to talk THAT notion out of hei dept to say that tha growth In shafeownership is V quiet automobile hesrse, the first one to ■ Din streets of the Borough have dation. Jim Murray of Keamy has la your ban feet. be owned by any undertaker in received a coat of oil under the been chosen to show Russlsns at head. “Too many business sessions,” sez you. “You’d be economic revolution that U reshaping America." And it’* the Moscow Fair what American reshaping it in precisely tha way that our totalitarian Also, this patch of lawn la not this section. Outside of the chassis supervision oI Street Chairman alone most of the time and WE (get that WE) couldn't watered. It may tun a little ts of his own planning and work­ R. L. Cartaa. youth Is like. do all the things we wonted to do. Maybe later this year enemies don’t JJke. . manship. On January U of this All three are college students— brown ta a dry spell, but always Alterations and addition* were we’ll go together." Well, she accepted the fate of a Patrlda will be * senior at Doug­ yesr he started work on it snd *tsrted Monday oo th* hguse re­ weekend widow. You’re off at Atlantic City with the boys. has recovered after a good rain. lass this fall; Philip a sophomore after five month* of almost con­ cent!)' purchaaed by Harvey !L Then dam if the New York Times at the opening ol the Also, the clippings sre allowed tinuous labor be had It finished. at Wesleyan and Jim a Junior at Read, Remember And Buy Bedle of Keyport. When Com­ convention doesn't come out with the following headline; to lie when they U l, saving It is certainly a handsome funeral pleted. the house wlU be Used as Seton Hall. They must have been there all 'Shriners Open Frolic. 50,090 at Atlantic City For Annual ‘ A recent nationwide survey shows that more than a M of exerdse with a car, as others hsve said who have a funeral parlor on the first floor,, the time while we were ducking Session.” And there you ara . . . "Whitt' did' they mean sea mSny of them. a morgue on the second floor and three-quarters of the nation's retailers expect their sum­ rake. Dipping! help to noorish the over the decline and fall of the The Jyly, meeting of ,the Mayor a living apartment on the" third by that word frolic, dear?” mer business to exceed last year’s, Editor & Publisher grass aod provide a mulchlag ef­ younger generation. Patrlda was tjeports. Only.- 20 per cent anticipate no change, and a and ' Council waa held Tuesday floor. , , . , f e c t ■ evening in the Truck House, with devoting her mind to science and inere two per cent - look■ ■ for - a decline. - The State Alcoholic Beverage SUMMERTIME SIDELIGHTS . . . Sergei Yeger, a tour­ High Cut Proved t u t Msyor f . C,. Bedle presiding, All Showed such aptitude that she won Control Board wa* confronted with oae of the General Motors national ing Soviet aircraft designer, was inspecting an exhibit J ... ______g< _ _ . ]t used to bo thal sll tM experts the Councilmen were present Its first hijacking case' Saturday scholarships; Philip. was working house trailers at the Sail Diego County Fair. “Oo you pected results about. And it's significant that newspapers gdivlsed cutting s Kentucky ttue- Msyor Bedle called the attention and the alcohol, involved is be­ have house trailers in Russia?'* a newsman asked. Mr of tbe Street Committee to the to become a btophysldst and Jim will,.continue to be the retailers’ foremost advertising me­ grass Iswa no closer thpn an inch lieved to bare been thq .haul msde found himself 'captivated by - the Yeger .replied in a wqrd: "Nyet.” Tfie newsman had » dium.' The survey finds that 72 per cent of the gtoies sur­ weeds and dirt in the streets add by State troopers in S raid near and a hall-: • Ideals of the law. ' pretty good idea what the Word meant, but he asked Mi veyed plan to Invest 89 per cent or more of their summer suggested th«t as (he cpunty had Gordon's Corner* Just. over the With experience , gained on this cleaned up Msin Street, it was’up They are of the intellectual aris­ Yeger's Interpreter for an explanation. The interpreter advertising spending In the papers. And 57 per cent will Marlboro Township line. Almost tocracy for which the world Is cry­ and other experimental plot* the h> the’borough to do Its psrt to 1000 gallons of alcohol were seized replied: “He says that they do not like houses on wheels allocate at least nine-tenths of their ad budgets to the hsve s neat appearing borough. ing, and we don’t mean the Green- In Russia. They prefer a more permanent, stable type ul recommendation now says: , In that raid while the theft re­ wlch Village type. They represent - . • ... ‘ ' Upon motion of Mr. Henderson T or moit liwni s cutting height ported by th a ABC amounts to a generation much maligned, snd housing” . . . Next time you see. a visiting delegate from • / ^ advertising mediain tough competition these the Street Committee was ' au­ something oyer 600 gallons, the Moscovite center, just ask. him if he's nappy at home. ol oofrW oaehalt to two«mtooe- thorised to have tbe work done. tbe happy thing about it ls there days, Arftfa; tvtw*i>apet»i .TV,. radio, and direct i New reduced prices lor Chev- are countless others like them. The answer is “Tsistatzla.” "Hie interpreter reports this ■ mall, -sdJollar.^ .But. fMdjjE' -tecbfil.: Tho Matawan TUe Company is roiets'are announced In the ad- means, “Of ctlvrse, I’m happy at home, otherwise I wouldn't I f WM1k » l a j t | tdoatag their property on the top, yertiaenwnt, of .Robert O. TMjtton neWsB««K0ilmt^^ limply ; THE PERILS OF BOATING be here,, a n d if you - don’t stop' asklng those. kind ol jpod doittg ttie asnuaeir. -- “ ( O e bUl-wkk » hliJv boat* Ml t«u*. listed; for. standard because newspaper ads, fcjt jresults. P^gple.jead, remem- to: keep, unwelcome visitors fr : 1 (ASbuty PatkPriSs)1. qtiestlons I’ll- be back hom e i m pdela are; Sport .roadster, S465; , “ ' ' *■ ‘ - ..all. 4 i ' y ^ ' • . '■toft'm tdbuyj • p f " Here’s another point ia favor of ' They were 20, .19, and If. But their plant, particularly after busk coach. MAS; coupe, UBS. a high-cut lawn: . It doesn’t need ness hours. . they obviously underestimated the •:*7 Y : \ f. ■ • .. - r"."1 ri The Mstawan Building snd Loan SOME MARGINAL NOTES . . ; Before Imposing his . ,v- /: ^ ;M ■ ' mowing so often. Closer-cut lawns The gates at the railroad cross­ power of wind and sea.' 1 ' Asaodstlon has now opened its new 10-cent-a-ride- taxi tax, New York’s Mayor Wagner ing have been freshly painted and The apparent loss of three n eed to o n frequent mowing to 28th Series. The 17th Series ma­ should have driven over to New HaVdii for a visit with Sinistefr Suiiiniertim e Seizures a gong attached to the flag house. Staten Island boys who set out on -• >, i • "7," '-‘I f ; w t ' - *f .i N.i *. • ■- : ' "•■•« - keep them'attrsctlve. - ■ « ■ tured In June and on time showing that city’s Mayor Lee. As things stand, tab New York chief The latter is used to' attract the a pleasure trip in a 14 foot twet SunitJfeke^liettt^roke. 'fmd heat prystrsUon ere ser- Utfl* MJostment, Big Returns e e m in g s o f 6.11 per. cent sim ple has sent Uie always voluble cabbies Into'im Unmetered tor­ attention of persons who attempt which wss found U miles east of .lo^/iU ne^Siffealrw rw hich; ln th» puft-i)<«J(ed »uimner No oite denies that a Closely in terest :0n the series matured. Shark :River is a grim reminder rent of anti-Wagner politicking, .'He Is . being blamed ior m^ntlw .utHng h is property 'Had-he but checked with'Mayor Lee. bet might have pro­ The'Mstawan Township Bosrd those who recognize that It Is a Tfceyusually start with a severe headache; everything getting rid of weeds,: ion the north side of the Pres- fited from ' tbat dynamic politician’s -pace-setting experi­ of Educltlon on Monday night oa recreation which imposes many bytferian Church Tn IVral-clSss con­ ments in the field of harnessing the latent energy of cab­ looks'red to the victim; he develops a high fever, he-may ; Dr. Engel has written a lot ol a 'Split Vote Created a new ad- demands in the interests of safe­ dition for Mr. Watfous of the Mun- lose consciousness. When these symptom are present, caU hi* experience In lawns Into a mlnktratlve post fn the high school ty. Placid water, both the open bies for peaceful uses. Mr. Lee has 'rtgular conferences nbtg-Loeb Co. 'He will move the' a doctor. He will supervise the treatment, which involves bulletin of which he is co-author. by naming John J. Shea, a teacher sea and inland waters, can be with New Haven taxi drivers/He tells1 them what his ad­ brick stable' badt about twenty1 the uie of 'Hired means to cool the patient and reduce his He and Dr. C. R. Skogley, ex­ with 25' years of service in the transformed quickly by a sudden ministration is doing, particularly what lt is doing that i* feet from.the Jackson Street Une temperature. . tension tart m a n a g e m e n t system,:to the position of high change in the weather* Crowded visible from* the dty streets. With this encouragement, the and turn It Into ■ dwelling. , specialist, the other author, have school vice principal. waterways require special caution cabbies , have become informed boosters of New Haven s Heat prostration likewise is caused by prolonged heat put answers to practically all lawn I Arrsngonent*: are well under, and Ugh humidity, but it Is very different from sunstroke At a meeting ot the congregation when passing other craft or near­ vast city rebuilding project, and) indirectly, of Mr. Lee questions In "Lawn Care." Single iway for the Keyport Carnival and of the First Presbyterian Church by bathers. And Coast Guard himself. They have given the Lee administration support or heatstroke The victim, usually U conscious but weak copies are free. Baby,Parade on Tuesday. July 28 of Matawan, hold Sunday morning, warnings ought to be heeded. worth, proportionately, as much as it could have extracted and dizzy; his temperature falls instead of rises; he,feels] You can get tho bulletin from The subscription, committee is tw&nlmous call was extended to Safety experts long have sought from them in taxes. What mayor, we wonder, is first going cold and clammy. - . ‘ ■ ’ your county agricultural agent or m eeiia g W ith satisfactory en­ the Re?. Chester A. Calloway to to educate motorists about the to harness the enormous potential of his city’s, barbers? When these symptoms ara present, call a doctor. He send a card with your name and couragement *nd the present In­ fin the pulpit of the church which dangers of highway travel. The will supervise the treatment, w h lch ln this case consists address to Carden Reporter, Col­ dications are thst the csmlvsl ha*'been. vacant since the resig­ tremendous increase in boating lege of Agriculture, Rutgers Unl- snd baby psrade this year will nation of tbe Rev. Robert B. Ber­ requires eijual emphasis and in in using means of keeping this patient warm aod of re­ A STORY FOR veraity, New Brunswick. surpass all previous ones. g er In J u n e , ’ this area, where boating is a storing and maintaining adequate circulation.. \ P 6U0 CSses reported In New popular sport this is being done. Sun and heat within Intelligent limits afe beneficial. Jersey this year show an Increase , Every boat owntr^or operator In excess they can betreacherously dangerous. Indulge Of 4

MHS Gass Of *29 Reports Given Rites Set For Has 30th Reunion Lochslea Club New Moose Lodge The Class of U2> of Matawan A regular meeting of tha Institution of the newly organic- ed Bayahore Lodge DO into ihe High School held a joth reunion Lochsle* Club was held at the First Church at Christ. Scientist First BaptU Church Loyal Order of Moose will b* bald June 27 .at Peterson’i Shrewsbury Recreation Center. Middlesex Rd., U Broad St, Keyport 211 Mala St.. Matawaa Sunday at I p.m. *t the Flamingo bo. Red Bank. with 37 m em bers present, Tb* Sunday s e r v i c e and Suad*y Rev. Lawrenca R. Bailey School, 11 a.m. Wedneaday, testi­ Pastor Hotel. Keansburg. Th* charter Ust Ralph Hoffman, Neptune, a water safety committee reported ol the new lodge ts expected lo mony meeting 8 p.m. Reading room Morning worship services will be member of the class was the on its recommendations, which will excecd 100 m em bers. open Wednesday and Saturday held at both 10 and 11 s.m. on toast matter, aad Lawrence Vm i be distributed to aU residents of from i to 4 p.m. Sunday. Church school meets at Former Newark Mayor. Hon. Ralph A. Villanl, a past Junior cWo, Keyport, president of ' the Lochsle* Heights. They concern The divine, eternal source of all 9; 45 a.m. with classes for each supreme governor of the Moose, class, welcomed hia classmates beach and water aalety, and al­ life and action wiU be stressed at ag e group. will be the guest spoaker and cere­ and guests present Mrs. Herbert though they cannot b* enforced as Christian Science services Sunday. Gsthaemaa* Uniterm Church monies will be conducted by the. Highlighting the lesson-sermon Glttens, a former member of the law, they wUI ba excellent to guide Mapl* PI., Keypori degree staff of PaiBalc Lodge. A on “Life" is the Golden Text bculty and senior advisor of the common sens* uae of the lake- R«v. Frederick Boos. Paitor string band wiU be present through from John (5:26); “Aa the Father Class, was Introduced, The invoca- front (acuities. The cooperation of There sre two service* on Sun the courtesy of the Llndenwold hath life ln himself; ao hath he day; M atins a t 8; 30 a m . and tha Lodge. tkM was gi^ea by Robert StiUwell, aU residents of the area la urged. given to the Son to have life in regular aervlce at 11 o'clock. Sun Eighteen memben of th* St*t* Northport, L. I. Mrs. Nadia Caley, chairman of him self." Jay School begins at 1:49 am . Moose Aiioclatlon'i Pilgrim Coun­ ‘ The committee on arrangements the recent picnic held at the lake- From “Science and Health with cil will attend the Institution pro­ Second Baptist Church also included Mn. Anaida (Tes- front, reported it w u attended by Key to the Scripturea” by .Mary gram whdh will be directed by Orchard St., Matiwan 150 residents of Lochslea Heights. Baker Eddy the following will leading atate officer! including tino) Mazzaros, Neptune, chair­ Rev. W. J. Hutcheaon, Pastor Games, race* and a iwimraing be read (189:33); “Bectuss Life Merle L. Clark, state director; man: M n. Frances (Lloyd) Pit­ Pastor meet were held. A novel hat de­ ia God, Life muat be eternal, self- Copper Hatch, state president, aad - Cher, Holmdel; Mrs. Eleanor signing cootest was won by Mn. existent. Life is the everlasting I Sundsy Ii Young People'! Day Am Msrcus, deputy supreme gov­ (Schock) Conover, Vandenburg; Donald Glelchman and Mn. Eli­ AM, the Being who wu and Is and the morning service will be ernor who will serve ** Installing conducted by the young people. Mra. Catherine (SUUwaggon) Mor­ nor Smith. A smorgasbord dinner and ihaU be, whom nothing can ofllcer. wsa enjoyed. eraae." At 3:30 p.m. the young people will Officers of the new lodgi ar* rell, Misa Edith Davison and J, •ponior * song fesUvil with many A senior Ufe saving count hsi Scriptural selectlona Include thla Leonard A. Belleua, governor; Donald Miller. out-of-town group*. been completed by 20 members of pauage from I John (1:29): “And George Grlggi, Junior governor; Prises Awarded the club. A diving tower Is to bn this Is th* promts* that h* hath Sunday, July M, la Women'* John CopertTno, secretary; Ray­ .Prizes were awarded to Mr*. erected by Donsld Glelchman on promised ui, even eternal Ilf*.” D*y. There wiU be • ipeclal ipeak. mond J. Hahn, Junior put govtr- - Catherine (Oertel) Ross and Mr. the newly made float Whit* (and er *t th* morning Mrvtce. At nor; Chariea A. Porter ar,, pre­ vecchio for having been married wiU be added to tha beach thli J a h ev ih ’i WRn**ie* 1:90 p.m. there will be a m usical late; Albert Sommen, treasurer; the longest; to M n. Morrell, for Saturday ai well aa a *ua tent. Ktypart CangrtaatlM tea at which tlma th* rally ends John J. Morin, lergeant-aMrmi; the most recently married; to ...... Bronx Ze* Trip Successful Kingdom Hall, SI DM*l*a SL and th* Golden Cup wiU be award­ LaRoy F. Liell, inner guard: Rob- •IT i'™^* *,-***ifis r~~ art Trautvetwr, outer guard. Mr. Stillwell, Mr. Hoffman and The recent trip to the Bronx At 7:90 p.m. the mlnlsuy school ed th* winner*. Alao, truateea, Robert J. Kirch, Dominick DeMatteo, Fords, for The Rev. Frederick C. Boot, pastor ot Gftbsemane Lutheran Church, Maple PL, Keyset*. aad Zoo wu attended by a fuU bus will -consider the Bible book* of three yean; Harry Robblni. two having the most children. They Mrs. B oos are shewn vacatioolag at tbe pt, George Hotel la Bermuda with their two daughters, load. Plans now are being mad* Pint apd Second Peter al wall yarn and Richard M. Stllwell, on* tied with four each. Mr. DeMatteo Beth, (right), and Kathy, (left). - - ‘ -j. for a theatre party at th* Neptune a* other Biblical subject*; lervlc* I n f a n t C M s f e n e d year. Commute* ohalrmm, al­ also received the prize for having Music Circus. Mr*. Gart JUagart meeting Ittt p.m. theme: "Keep ready ielect*d ar* P*t*r J. Dodlg, the youngest child, qualifying -with is In charge. Plans alio are being Comforting One Another And Build­ On July I Patrick Kelly Mac- conservation; Ralph ToderO, eivlo six-month-old twins. Ross Maghan made for a block aquir* dance ing One Another Up.” . Every Satur­ Cutdwon, Infant aon of Mr. and won Uie honor Pf having the least to be held *t Bsechwood Terr, for day evening * t 7; 30 p.m. * Mra. Brue* MacCutehebn, ” Mata­ aftiln md John T, Brown, iporti . i ..— . . ...i i.....— , . amount'or 'fialr,t-aad Mr. ’Stillwell Matawan Personal Items the residents of Lochilea Htlglits. Spanish study la conduct*d at King­ wan, was christened at 8L Jo- traveWd the - tffcatejt distance. William Wetntraub Is chairman of dom Hall. ■...... :■ **ph'i Church, Keypori. Mr. and 77)* French-bred lit* Nlsht, a ’ ■ News Of V*a And rsmllj la ilvnelaM U ta| TtaM recent irrlVal by Hr from Europe, Mr, Vecchio hai the most grand­ this affair and will be uilitad by A public dlicoun* will b*'h*ld Mr*. Georg* D*lts are th* god' children. Mrs. Ruby Koopman and Harold Sundsy *t 3 p .m . Topic wUI ba parent*. They lutr war* th* dlfr h u joined tha itibla which traloir Others attending wert M n. Hoff­ jier gueit* of Mr. ind Mn. Mao- Eddl* A nipach li) cam paigning i t On Saturday Mr. and M n. Ed­ On Saturday Mr. and M n. Rob­ MaJ. N. Chamberlain and M n, Cromwell. WilUam Siegfried WU "ll Tht* Existence All Thera Ii man, Mn. DeMatteo, Mn. Veo Cutcneon. Monmouth Park. ward W. Currie and their guests, ert Hardle, Mr. and Mra. George Chamberlain, Wright Patenon Air made purchasing committee chair­ To Life?" Question* to be in1 chlo, Mrs. StiUwell, Mr*. Maghan, man. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Burton, South Ritter. Mr. and M n. Howard Wul- Force Base. Dayton, Ohio, and swered are: Does death tnd one’* Mrs. Miller, Mr. Maziaros, Mr, Mlu Mertle May CromweU, River, attended a dinner-dance at verton, Mr. and M n. Martin Bell, aonl, Clarence N. ill and Thomu life? Or li It poulbl* to llv* *g*ln? Pitcher, Mr. Morrell, Mr. Ross, counselor at the Y.M.C.A. Day the Manasquan River Golf Club. and Mr. and M n. Richard Bauer McLain, were^he recent guests of Th* W*tchtower Study li on “Lookl Mr. Glttens, Mrs. Theresa (Heu- Camp, Sayrevllle, which ll spon­ SOCIAL Mr. Currie and Mr. Burton both Wert th« dinner and bridge guests Mra. Marguerite Laird. Am Miking All Thlngi New." aer) Zamora, Mra. Elizabeth (Ap­ o( Mr, and M n. WUllam Zahn at kMr. and Mra. Herbet Ulrich have sored by the Perth Amboy Thla wiU deal with rel*u* from plegate) . Vreelaid, Mr. and M n, won prize* ln the Bristol Golf their summer horn* at Ocean returned home after spending a Y.M.C.A., spok* on camp (ctlvl- death, restoration to life, th* per­ V. F. W. Poit Horn*, CUffwood Nelson Smith (Marion Lambert- Tournament for men. B each. .. vacation ln the Pocono Mountains, ties and stated that a bu* stop* fect government of peiie, u well son), Mr. and Mn. Raymond On Thursday evening Mr. opd Ipeasertd By Vstsrui' Memerisl Heme, Im , On Tuesday Mr. aad M n, Fred­ P a . *t Lochslea Height! to pick Up u education for entering Paradise Wenzel (Nelli* Woolley), Mr. and Mra. Walter Pike, Mr. and Mira. erick K. Dederlck. and their bouse M n. Kenneth Dietrich and *on, campers. Refreshment* w a r * Tueaday, th* (roup Blbl* study M n. Nicholas Grasso (Pasquellne Stephenson Enterilne and Mr. and guests, Mr. and Mrs. Georg* Gss- Edward. Clifton, spent1 Tuesday served later, auppUtd by Mn. will meet *t S p.m. to itudy th* VeCchio), Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Mn. Baynard Smith attended a Saturday, July 25,1959 keU, Dayton, Ohio, were dinrwr and Wednesday as the guest* of Elinor Smith, M n. Alma KoeUch aubject of “Youra Wlli B* Don* F. Chapman, Mr. and M n. Arthur performance of "DuBarry W u A guesta at Mr. and M n, Charles Mr. and Mra. Joseph Dietrich. . and Franklyn Hunter. On Earth” at the foUowlng lo­ DANCING - A GALA AFFAIR Sulzmalm, Mr. and MA. Theodora Lady" at tha Neptune M u i l c Rainaud. Mr. and Mra. Frank Capon* and The club wiU donat* sandwiches cations: F. Anderson, 111 Wilson DiSanto, Mr. and Mra. Everett Circus. M n. Robert LaMura entertained •on, Frank, wen. th* Sunday to the Matawan First Aid and Av*„ Matawan; A. Palmer, Mid­ Cosgrove. , On Tuesday Mr*. WUllam R. Corky and hid Band at a luncheon at Buttonwood Manor guests of Mr. and Mrs, Georg* Rescue Squad, Inc., for It* Uth dle Rd., Keaniburg; W. Waite, crslg entertained et cocktails In anniversary celebration on Sept. DobSIIm lljf RtfrashmMt* — I P.M, I* I A.M. on Friday, Guests wera Mra. An­ Deitz at a barbecue supper. Monmouth Av*., Poit Monmouth. honor of Mrs. George Geikell, Episcopalians Plan thony Scarangelo and dsughter, Mrs. Conrad Johannsen tator- 19. A similar itudy will be held at Dayton, Ohio. Guest* .wera Mn. Toni, Pliilnvlew, L. I„ M n. M. J. talned st bridge on Friday, Prize ( p.m. at Kingdom Hall on Wednia County Fair Sept, 12 William J. Rabel. Mrs. Frank H. Moil, Mrs. LeRoy Slckels, Mn. winnen wen Mn. William J. Three Local K nights day evening. Bliss, M n. Frederick' K. Deder- Everett Carlson, Mn. George Rabel, Mrs. Frank H. BUM and Wllllsm Chatman, general chair­ ick, M n. W. Oliver Diggin, Mn. Deitz, and Mrs. Frank Gray Jr. Mra. W. OUver Diggin/ Other G iven State Post* Bayvtm Pr**byterUui C b w eh man of the "County Fair," plan­ Elmore Kattner, M n. Gerard Dev­ On Thursday Mn. Bruce Mac- guests were Mn. Elmore Katt­ CUffwood Bead ned by (he comjined societies of lin, M n. Marguerite Laird, Mn. Joseph J. Carlin, *t*te deputy Cutcheon w u honored at a Sur­ ner, Mr*- Gerard Devlin, Mri, Rtv. Francis Oitentock Trinity Church (Episcopal) Main Joseph Dernberger, and Mra. Con­ of the New Jeraey Council!, prise shower given at. her home George BarbaneU, and M n. Mar-' P a ito r St, Matawan, feu announced his rad Johannsen. Later all enjoyed Knights of Columbu!, hai tn- by the imemben o( her bridge guerlta Laird. - Morning worship Sunday li at committee appointments and lev a co-operative luncheon at Button­ nounced the appointment of thre* club, Tlrase present wera Mn. M n. Ahthony Scarangelo and (:M a.m. Th* gueat preacher will tatlve plana .for the one-day affair wood Manor. . member* of St. Joseph** Council George Deitz, Mra, WilUam .Ohns- daughter, Toni, Plain view, L. .1., be tha R av, Leon Zlnldlr, putor which wifi be held Sept. 12 from M « to atate office, John J. Dane Mr. and Mrs. Jac A. Cushman man, Mrs. Russell Weber, Mra. wera the weekend guesta of Mr, ol tha Cliffwood Community Meth­ > a.m. to 9 p.m. on the church ha* been reappointed chairman, of and .aon, .Geoffrey, .were, Sunday, Rlchard i .Cermak. (M n.i Joseph odist ChdMi. A -‘will ground*;'Main."St. • and Mn. Robert LaMura. *’ uM td niatlona: for th* New J*r» guests ot M rs. U»U* H. Cushm*n, Rankl Ji. and Mry. Nicholas Fran- 1 Irene and Phillip Cherry -^ d follow th* ' unite* in Fdlowihlp All of th e’• following’ ■' members a^Stata Council; his fifth con­ N ew V orfc risca.d !.'.':.,.; .. Jameb Wojlk hav* retunied hDnty l il i l ,' *' r,. m ettaltnlght at * p.m. In Trinity secutive term. Mr. Din* ( l a o On Saturday , Mr. and Mri. from CamprKeny Kenny/ Bear ' Parish House:' Home^oiked food. '''Mrs. Wllllsm R. Craig enter­ serves *s sn aiioclat* editor of Charles Rainaud wera the guests M ountain, N> Y- ‘ Flnf Prasbyttrlu Chireh M n. Frank .M ari;' needlework, tained at a cocktail party on tha State Council’! pubUcaUon, of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sprenger, Mr. and Mrt. Harry M. Munson Roots 14 and Franklla St, M n. Harold Burlew; Imported ar­ Thursday In honor of M n. Wil­ "The Cavalcade," Watchun;;, at a dinner party. are spending a vacation at the Matawaa ticles, Mnj John Baker; white liam Wasmulh, Oakland, Calif., a Hugh V. McGuire w u renimed Miss Louise Kerney, Brooklyn, Is home of Mr. and M rt. Jam es Rev. Cheiter A. Gilloway, elephant table, Mrs. George Mill­ former Matawan resident Guests Deputy of Dlatrlct 17, aervlng the ipencUtfg this week as the guest of Thompson, Ssugertlei, N. Y. . P aitor er; fine arts, M n. Herbert Staer, Wert Mn. Evert V. Sllcox, Key- New Bnmiwlck, Dunellen, Me­ Sundiy morning wonhlp ierv- Mr, snd Mra. Allan J. Morrison, On Sunday Mr. and Mra. Con­ children’s grab baa, Mrs. James porf; Mn. Fred Noble, Holmdel; tuchen, and Iielin councils. Harry Ice Ii it 0:30 a.m. Sunday ichool On Friday evening M n. Georgo rad Johannsen entertained at an Mention; skill booth, Harold Mn. Edward W. Currie, Mrs. V. Demery has been assigned to Ritter entertained her bridge club. outdoor lobster nipper. Guenta li at Uie iara* hour for numry, Cromwell; pet show, Robert Malk- Joseph Baler, M n. LeRoy Slckels, the membershlp-lnsurance. com­ kindergarten m d primary depart­ Prize winnen were M n. Conrow were Prof. MacDoweU and Mrs. mus; cafeterla-ityie snpper, Mrs. Mn. Paul Egan, Mn. Conrad mittee with Jurisdiction over Mon­ ments. Other student! will attend Johannsen, M rs. Charming Clapie> jg&koff su)d Mra, Victor Fredda. MacDoweU and Mr. and Mn. J. William. Chatman; variety *how, mouth and Ocean Counties. church lervlc*. Mulligan, Maplewood; Dr. Wil­ Stockton Hopkins and M n. Her­ Mn. Charles Springhorn, M r.i. ' Mir. and M n . H arry Burton, Messrs. Dane and McGuire are South River, wera the Sunday din­ liam H. Pengel and Mn. Pengrl bert Gittens; - booth set-up com­ Ralph'Bedle, M n. Gerard Devlin, pu t grand knights, and Mr. Dem­ Cliffwood Ccnunnalty mittee, Franklyn Hunter and How­ Mrs. J. Raymond Ketchel, Mn. ner. gueits of Mr. and Mra. Ed­ and Mra. W. OUver Diggin. Mat­ ery I* thi Immediate past grand M*tb*dl*t Cbweh ward Currie at a buffet supper al aw an. ard Wilson; refreshment itand. Howard Erdmann, Mrs. Richard knight, of St. Jouph’i Council. Rev. Leon ZiflUer. Putor the Manasquan River Golf Club. Mr. and Mra. Wyman Bedl< and Men’s Club; candied apples, the Erdmann, Mrs. William Pengel, At th* Sunday morning wonhlp Young Churchmen under the di­ and M n. Frank H. BUss. Later M lu Jane Bowie and her house chUdren, Robert and Nancy, have ■ervice *t 9:30 o’clock, th* putor*! guest, Miss Liz Hlrzel, Toledo, returned home after spending a Mn. Frank Siano Jr. rection of Howard Wilson, chief the group went to Buttonwood for •ermpd toplo will b* "Christian Ohio, attended the Saturday mati­ chef; tickets, Clifford Chapman; a co-operatiVe luncheon. vacation at Vcro Beach, FIs. Honored At Shower Palth aiKj th* Cold W ar.” Sunday nee perttnnanc* of “Flower Drum Mr. and Mr*. Joseph Dembtr. decorations. Trinity Men’i Club Mr. and Mrt. Peter A. Read and School m**t* ll 1:10 a.m. Song,'.’ ln New York. In the eve- ger entertained at a barbecue par­ under the direction ol Jamea Mer- daughter,. Margaret, spent th e Mr*. Frank Siano Jr., Hazlet, nlng their attended the perform­ ty on Sunday. Guests were Mr Com e In for a dem onstration and discover— ‘Jeep* shon. weekend visiting the Shelburne was feted at a shower recenUy it Pint M*fb*dM Charch ance at Radio City Music Halt *nd M n. WUIard Andersen, Ha' k- Mrs. Harold Fogg will serve as Muieum, Burlington, Vt., and Fort th* hom * Of Mr*. S. Stranlero, 147 M ala S t , M ataw aa 4-wheel drive vehicles go more places ^ do more On Friday evening Mr. and Mn. ettatown; Mr. and M n. Frederick treasurer. ' Tlconderpga, N. Y. Matawan. Olfts wera placed ln a Rev, Prank S. 9w«et*n. Paitor lobs, • cost less to own • have higher ratals valuel Walter Ouper, Mr and Mra. Lewis K. Dederlck, Mr. and Mrs. Charles crib, which wai decorated with Divine wonhlp i*rvic*i a n h*ld Mn. Howard Lloyd Jr. enter­ Domlnlco, Mr. and Mrs. Mel Ins- C, Schock’irv;-Mr, and M n clar­ pink and blu* streamers. Refresh­ Sunday, at 1:49 and II ajn.. wltb Schaeffers; Feted O n tained at bridge on Tuesday eve­ ley, Mr. and Mra. Walter Stamm ence Stultz, Mr. and Mrs. Georre ment* w*ra serv»d buffet ityl* by a sermon by th* pastor. Ai 1:49 ning. Prize winnen were tha host- vmicui ir Riuvi hotou,..w o*ui iam bi and Mr. and Mra. Howard Wolvcr- Doubller and Mr. ahd Mrs. Wil­ th* hostels**, Mr*, Stranlero and s.m. th* tenor soloist, John Val-. 20th Anniversary ...... eu, M n, G. J. Sterling Thompson (on attended the Neptune Muilc liam R. Craig. Mr*.- John M occl Jr. ler, will ting the traditional J e e p twwfwruwi or m m bww vwcio Jr., Middletown, and M n. Jac A. A surprte-psity w u held on Circus performance of “DuBarry On Thurfday -J. Lew is Ham- Guests were Mrs, John Bodzisk, Above the Hills.” At th* 11 o'clock Cushman, Matawan. . Was A Lady." ' mltt, McKeesport, Pa., wss tho July 8 ta celebration of the 20th Mr*, Peter Siano, Mra. Rlchsrd service the *nth*m by th* lenlor ,*M If M v n k w M im M mMW wedding anniversary of Mr. and On Wednesday M n. WiUiam J. Mr. and Mrs. Donovan E. Lent dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs Pe­ Cardon*, M n. Joe Siano, Mra. Jos choir will ba "Th* Lord's My Rabel, Mra. Marguerite Laird, Mrt. Winston Schaeffer, Matawan, and children, Diane'Elizabeth and ter A. Read. Mleie, Mrs, Joe Nsppi, Mrs. Pat Shephard” by Mu»U»r. A nursery i In to r e Nap­ S e p t IS. ' . Matawan, entertained the m em ben Frank Anson presiding. M n. Ao- pi, M n. George ZenoU. M onday 7:30 A.M . to 12:30 P.M. Friday 7:30 A.M , to 7 P.M . of Uie Malawan Terriers 1-12 on the Department Girl Seoutt A t Nom oco League team and tbelr famllie* at at Wildwood which Card Of Tbaaks T uesday thru Thursday 7t30 A.M . to. 6 P.M . Saturday 7:30 A.M . to 6 P.M . a picnic Sunday afternoon at tbe with - Miss Emma Tlie family of the late Mrs. Members of 'Girl Scoot Troop home of Mr. and Mrs. A. Pen- Bertha S. Schandc. Elizabeth VanPelt wish to lhank <17 of Trinity Church (Episcopal) nettL Ftfty-Ove attended. is seUing Jeweiiy their friends and neighbon. Rev. O e / / v e r y S v t r y O a y are spending this week at Camp Tbe picnic was preceded by th* I* dtalrman o f ibe Fred Bowed aad The Bedle Fu­ Ample Parking COIfax 4-0347 Nomoco, Smilhburg. They *R ac­ fwn«l Terrier father aad. soo project. Refrain neral. Home tor their kisdotu duft. C x c e p f S u n d a y com panied b y Mrs, Al Boninsegna bsaebail gazne wUch ended ia a served after the o m . t"g their recent bereavement. and Mn, Vemoa EIlicoa...... H M t i a . JlM —«dv. U m i#* Upon hi* return he wiil report to day rowing Those attending >et* P l a y Morganville G irl rm anfffi Fla., when he trill con- Mr*. LuLu te l. Mia. Rayiaw^ Madison Children Enjoying totalled Corwmondw] N.J. Nurse Croup h*m «* t® tiwii* | | | training. Brown, Mra. Carrie Forman, Mrs. a n- • At Dinner-DDinner-Oanc* 1W SodaHtr M SL Gabriefa Joseph ‘ LaMura, Mn. HoUna 3- <#***•' Sponsors Picnic D*v* Huggins Orchestra has Home From Trip dninh held i farewell party Laznbenoa, Mr*. Cheater Jame- Program At Library Thunday cventog it their regular •cm, Mn. Leo Limmera, Mra. Mrs. Jtne Fisk, president of been engaged for the annual din- ' Mia* Joaa Becker, daughter ef Children In die Madlaon Town- meeting for M n. Ddasky, a m em ­ Prank Frei, M n. Henry Brautlgan ■er-dance co-sponsored by tbe Mr. and Mr*. Loni* Becker, Mor­ and Mra. Florence FarreB. ’ chip i m are enjoying the summer Division 10, Licensed Practical ber win is leaving to mate her Patricia Chapman , MaUwan Woman’s Club, the Mal­ ganville. hi* retained bome from' program im aged by kb* Woman’* Nurse Association of New Jersey, a trip 10 Puerto Rico. awan Junior Woman’* Chib ind Mr. and Mr*. Lawreao* Young Club of Laurence Harbor it tht M arks 16th Birthday inc., will be chairman of the state’s M n. Hazel Paraans and children. M organviHe Scouts the Contemporary League Sept. W n a i bnve returned home (ram a Madison Township Free Public annual picnic which is being held Jeanne and WiUiam, Eldon. Mas*., Ob Saturday evening Mr. aod at Peterson’* Buttonwood Manor, tw w eek vararina at Lake Placid At Foresiburg Cam p at McGuire’s Grove, Middletown, spent the week vuiting Mr. nnd Library located Id the No. 9 School. Mrs. Clifford Chapmaa, MaUvio, and Niagara Falla, N. Y. Route 34. M tu w tu . Mra. Robert Owen* and children. Morganville Boy Sent Troop n Pre-acbool age children to third entertained at a party in honor of today. Ob Monday evening Mr*. Ed­ A buffet supper will be *erved Mr. and Mr*. Frank Smith and left Sunday far Forestburg Camp grade arc attending the'story hour their daughter,. Patricia, who was At the installation dinner held ward Lieger entertained at a at 7:3* p.m. Fund* realized will na, Frank aad Jabn, Newark, New York, under the directia, tio, Carol Vena* Judy Insley, Bob sociation, Installed three newly Pridotsky, Mra. Thomai AatiaeU, Nappl, Anders Anderson, Richard C. Nealis, Mrs. Robert U orreH ML Sinai Hoapital, New York. The boys aHfwttng w en Phillip underway. Mrs. David E. Watson, elected directors. They are Mrs. Mr*. Gordon Swanson. Mn, Al Diadato, Jack Smoyak, David Mr*. Martin Bell or any member Mr. aad Mra. Thomas Kocovsky and Rnbezi Swanson, Ted Alt, Carl chairman of thia group, announce! Harriet Miller, 43 Beach Rd., Mon­ bert McDonald. Mrs. George Mur­ Gregory, and Douglas ‘Alt. of the dub*. ■d children, Carol and Thomas dock, and Mrs. Alton Cartwright- Antisell, Noel Litchfield, Austin mouth Beach; Mr*. Josephine a change in the method of pre­ jr., are on a motor trip to New­ Mr. and Mr*. Jame* Stiscia en­ Domine, Fred Marz, Robert Quack­ tenting book reports. Since some Tighe, 557 Cam bridge A ve., Union foundland. tertained on Sunday at a hot dog enbush, Robert Jensen, George at thl children prefer writing out Beach, and Mrs. Helen Williams, Shower Honors M n. Thosnaa Antisell entertain­ roast in celebration of their aon, Pheasant jr., Phillip Hartley, Rich­ Legion Auxiliary ard Kingshot their report, it ba* been agreed to Evergreen PI., Allenhurst. ^ ed Mn. William Boychlck and Jamie’*, aecond birthday. Attend­ w on Thunday. ing w en Mr. and Mn. J.. Stiscia The boy* were driven to c»mp permit the membera to present Announcement was made that Miss Chamberlain Diane Lieger, daughter of Mr. Wins Four Awards several members of Division 10 and children, Barbara and Jo*eph by Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Alt, Mr. their synopsis either written or and M n. Edward Ueger. ha* re­ A Laurence Harbor girl won a have completed tbe first Mon­ Miss Margaret Chamberlain was Jr., East Millstone; Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Quackenbush, Mr. and orally. All the children who com- turned home from a two-week $100 scholarship award and the mouth , County 64-hour refresher the guest of honor Monday evening John Oodrey ind daughter*. Ger- Mrs. Robert Jensen, Mr. and Mrs. vacation at Lake George, N. Y. pletn the required reading will Ladies Auxiliary ot Laurence Har­ courses, sponsored by the N.J. It a surprise buffet supper and mlyn and Ellzibeth. Mr. and Mrs. John Phillip, Mr. and Mrs. Rich­ M n. Ruth Berry returned to her receive an attractive bookmark, bor Am erican Legion Post 332 re­ Hospital Association and the itate bridal shower held at the home Joseph Duffala and daughter*, Di­ ard Domine. of the hostesses, Mr*. Peter A. home in Batavia, N. Y. after ane and Donna, M n. Michael Lif- worm-shaped, to be awarded at the ceived four prizes at the Middlesex ROLLIN E. RAIKBUN association with Mrs. Carolyn The scouts will return Sunday. (pending a week visiting ber son- County Convention of the American Brown, coordinator ind instruc­ Read snd Miss Margaret Read, ney and daughter, Milanda. Man­ library party Thursday, Aug. 27. Commander Rollin Edward Rath­ in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Legion and Auxiliary held Satur* tor. Matawan. Mis* Chamberlain will vllle; Mr. Ind Mn. Kenneth Story hour children also are invited bun, Laurence Harbor, waa In­ become the bride of Robert Ber- Thomas Travera. ' Brown, Dennis Murphy and daugh­ day at the Jamesburg Post Home. These Cttnpietiag Cwrs* stalled at ceremonies at the county Inger, Basking Ridge, on Saturday. The Misses Marjorie, Carol, and ter, Denise, Keyport; Mr. and to the part/, but only those young- Miss Paulette Stanish, candidate Those completing the course in­ convention ot the Middlesex County In the First Presbyterian Church. Barbara Schneider, Manvllle, have Mrs. William Bowie and daugh­ tier* who have registered for story of the local Unit, who resides at American'Legion held Saturday cluded Mrs. Miller, Monmouth Matawan. • .' . returned home from a twd-week ters, Nancy and Lynne, Mn. hour or the Book Worm Clui> will 403 Matawan Rd., Laurence Har­ afternoon following, hia election to Beach; Mrs. Rose Mary Smith. t ( £ t P IT i l l . bor, accepted the scholarship dur­ The buffet table waa. decorated vacation with Mr. and M n. James Christine Bowie, Matawan. ' be eligible to attend. the highest county office of Ihe Cliftoa; Mrs. Edna Segle, Port ing ceremonies conducted by with, a large uipbrella and models Stiscia, Morganville. Mrs. Martin Smitb tr. waa host­ American Legion. Moomouth; Mrs. Bessie Laytpn. New books are now on the pa t president, Mrs. Carol Abbott. of the bridal party. Gift* .were ar­ Catherine Vahn, Union, ' 19 ess to the Harmony Club on Mon­ Commander Rathbun has served L on g Branch; Mr*. Lethanil’ shelves, especially purchased for ranged in Ihe fireplace, designed guest of Mr. and Mrs. Kurt Miss Mary BCiter, unit coupon Stewart, Asbury Part; Mrs. Jepsie the county organization as vice to' resemble a house. - Schwarz thi* week. . th* Book Worm Club and story chairmen, accepted tha coupon Dyott, Oeeanport; Mrs. Bessie commander (or the past three Guests wer2 Mrs. John J. Cham­ Mr. and Mrs. John Gvstavsua hour children, ijh * list include*: award from Mrs. William Ger- Covert, Eatontown; Mr*. Isabelle years. A* « member of Post 30, berlain, MUs Anne Chamberlain, have moved into their new home "Flndero-Keepers;" "S o Roses For hartz, county coupon chairman; Laurence Harbor, he has com­ Petrauaky,, Holmdel and - Mi*. 3 % INTEREST ON Mrs. William Foster, historian, ac­ Mr*. Henry Koegler, Mrs. A, Ed­ In Marlboro Gardens. - Harry;" ‘‘April’* Kittens;’’ “ The pleted terms as commander, vice Bertha Coleman, Belmar. Further cepted the award for the senior gar Palm. Mra. Charles E. Sprinq- Patricia Cullens, daughter ot Button* and Little League;” "The commander, adjutant, service of­ , for evening flasae* tor history from Mrs. Louis Blauth* hom, Mstawan; Miss Jean Gaub, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Culleha Jr. Button! and Boy Scouts;” "Sur- ficer ind chiirman of . rehabili­ September are being planned. In county historian, who also pro* Old Bridge; Mrs. T h om ai Curry, It (pending a : vacation with her SAVINGS DEPOSITS prl** Cgg," “Dig Top;" “What Is tation, 'Americanism and poppy September Monmouth County'* sented the Junior history award to Titusville; Mrs. Jp*eph E, Plppett, grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank ' A Chicken;” "What Is A Frog;' committee*. He presently Is aerv- first vocational ichool will be Mrs. RoUin Rathbun, senior ad South Amboy; Mr*. William Ludl, Cullens sr.. Sea Girt.-” - / “ What Is A Turtle; ’’ ’‘Buffalo Ing another tepn as service officer ■tarted with practical nursing the visor, for Miss Geraldine SchUdit' Summit, Mrs. Olaf Hoy, East Mn. John Guatavaen and son. Boy;” "Cowboy Sam and Dandy;’’ in tb* local organization this year. flrat step toward vocational edu­ ing; Mn. Jack Olsen, ^publicity Orange Mrs. P . A. Cham berlain. John jr., and Robert Jesseen Jr. ' "Cowboy Sam and the Rodeo;’* Commander. Rathbun was bora cation. chairman, accepted the award for Verona. Mrs. P. A. Chamberlain spent Wednesday at Island Beach. "Cowboy Tommy;’’ "Peter and In South Amboy, Oct. 12, 1919 and Mrs. Covert has been appointed Beginning, July 1st, 1959 having the most publicity of all jr., Plainfield; Mr*. Stephen Plow­ Mr. and Mra. Jeffery Reuter ire tb* Rocket Ship;" “Little Bear entered military service in 1M1. t t the new (Ute historian and re­ man. Bangor, Me.; Mr*. Arthur guests of Mr. and M n. Frank Diet the county units from Mias Marion He wa* itationed at Juneau, Alaska, ' Intereat C o^ fsasM Quarterly On Foil 'Balance “Mr.' Whistle’s Secrets;" "Snow- quest* picture*, n*w* copy' and Berlnger and Mr*. M. Blaufuss, Marlboro Gardens. . Intravartola, c o u n t y publicity with tbe find Engineering Com. shoe Ptws;" "Pap* Small;" "Read Item* of Intereat. During the year Badiing Ridge, the guest of honor Mr. and Mra. Gordon Swanson chairman.. .. < * bat Battalion and received two T o M e Story Book;** “ Big World Divltlon It wss hostesi to the in d thr hosteu e*. v and children, Robert and Phillip, A s A n A dditional Service To Our Custom ers Also attending the convention battle star* for tbe Aleutian Is- iimI Little House;" "Peter* Long slith snniid convention it Asbury Gifts were (eat by Mr*. Thomai and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Smith and banquet from the local Unit Walk;” “Big Snow;" “One Morn­ linda and Luzon. He was honor­ Park. Mr*. Fltk wa* convention Anderson. Mrs. Wilburn Hippard, spent Monday deep sea fishing. were Mrs, .John DiGiovanni, presl* ; OUR DRIVE-IN AND ing In Maine;" ‘’Lentil;” “First ably discharged from the U.S. chairm an. Mist Joyce Haviland, Mrt. Harold S/Sgt Charles Reuter is home oo dent; Mrs. William Bridgeman; Army In IMS. , . . Book of Space Travel;” "Ballet Meeting* ire not held during the Havlland. and M r*.. William But; furlough visiting Mr. ind Mr*. in the Barn;'' "Mystery of Black Mr*. John Vachitls; Mrs. Milton He reside* wllh lils wife, Nora, ; WALK-UP WINDOWS tummer, but plina-for fall, and rets. ■ ? ' ' Frank Dlel, Marlboro Garden*. Fiala; Mrs. John Crlmmlns; Mlu and two children. There*! and Diamonds;" ’’Silver Chief — Dog winter meetlnga are underway, It Betty Reiher; Mrs.'William Beck­ Rollin Jr., it 322 Forest Ave., o f ‘ th* North;" "Junket;" Wu decided that the “grow the Are O pen 8:30 AM. U n t i l 6 : 0 0 P M ner; Miss Ellen Halloran and Mr*. Laurence Harbor. . "Miracle* on Maple Hill;” and doHar” project, would continue for "He Hortecatcher." ' Andrew Carver. the tummer. ;,>v N ew low bus rates - Monday thru Thursday . Otter New Books Attending from the local, Pott Mrs. Emma Berry Ball, chair­ Also, "All About Rocketi and were RoUin Rathbun, who was ' , '; v _ a n d • Jets;” "Th* Blaekstone Knife;" elected Middlesex County Com­ Shower Given man of the project, preiented * t o N e w a r k ...... "Th* T^Kbcr;’’ "They Were mander at the session; Com­ Check to the president, and also S t r o n g ind Good;” "Blue mander Jack Olseg; WiUiam Fos­ IrlissCantoni preaenled-wyi i gift of Hot from 8:30 AJM. Untij 8:30 P.M . O n Friday Mystery;" 'Trilling TYouNe;" ter, Commander-EJect o t Post 332; )he Youths, Friends Organization v ia P* S . B u s # 1 3 0 of'New York/the latter gift to ”P f o o t e r Tenderfoot;" "The Andrew Carver and Runyoo Giles. A bridal thoper , win given In TRY OUK SEKVICES— YOU WILL U K E THEM Matchlodk d u n ;’’ . "Th* Moon honor of Mia* Joan Cantonl, Cliff­ be used to help defray expense* Flnt Northbotmd wood, at the CUffwood Fli'e House of the 240-hour bourses for Di­ fO TRIP FAM Tender*;?: “Step to the SUrs;’’ Mount Saint Mary's From Newark ftp* Week-’ “Left LearnHow;" "High Road onj Thunday, The hosteue* were vision 10. . . . . NOW ONLY . 'day* Uaw* - Home;*’ “Rocketa, Missiles u d Alumni Form Chapter Mis*' M arla F reelove and M iss The next meeting will be held the M oookK: “Children ofr tha Betty Ann Kahn,’both ot Clittwood Friday, Sept. U. at tbe Y.M.C.A. l i n c r o f t • C o lo n ist;’’^ "Ellen Tiilblt*;" d e m e n t tL. M cKeon, Elizabeth, Beach. :»Jli* Cantonl Will become Asbury Park. ' . , - :■ 7 : 1 0 a * m . "1*1*041 In thi Sky;” “Jerry Goes Claw ot Mt< w u elected presi­ dent ot the newly organized North­ to the Circus;” "First Woman ( j * ® - ' ^ •' 7t27 avm* Doctor;" "Carlo* of Mexico;" ern New Jersey Chapter of the at St. JdMph** Church on Saturday, "Little Eddie;” "The Mixed-up Mount Saint Mary’s College' Na­ July '25; ■ ''' ) >. ‘ ‘ At Cheeseqtiiike Twinf;" fad ‘Thom** Alvs Edison tional Alumni Association at ’ a Gift* were arranged under a Sayre W oods 7 6 - 7 : 3 5 a u n t —Inventor,!!. recent meeting. Other officers white umbrella with streamerjand The FoMrth D istrict Troop Camp-. Mn, Rogerson, library chair­ elected were: Richard J. Higgins, a bride doll attached. Tables were Ing will start Monday ln Cheese­ man, wishes parent* would tn- Elliabeth, and Albert J. Bertrand, decorated In white flowers and quake State Park.' Members of Arrives. Newark 8 : 1 5 a . m . South Plainfield, vice presidents; ribbons and the guest of honor, Girl Scout Troops in Keansburg,' co u r ig e (b e childrep to Join the , 'i -Ti'?:- V ’H M V group.,: Tbe library - Is one of the Jam e* G a lla g h e r , Elizabeth, wore a coraage of white pompons. Union Beach, Keyport, MaUwan,' cooltt^jiioti. lh town on humid treasurer; Eugene C. McKeon The decorations were arranged by Cliffwood ind Morginvllle com-' T ry this; fast, convenient, low-cosf day*, lad books sr* recommended jr., Elizabeth, secretary; the Rev. M n. Ethel Boyle, Cliffwood Beach. prise the Fourth District. They will for relaxation. Library hour* ire Samuel C. Constance, assistant Guests were Mrs. Marl* Free- tj>end fou^ ty y i, each -week for service direct to the heart o f N ew ark Tuesday, Thurediy md Saturday pastor, Our Lady of Peace Parish, love, Miss Betty Ann Kahrs, Mrs. two week* at the camp, which li -s: .Mi-. Fords, chaplain. ■ . ' afternoon* from l to J p.m. *nd Josephine Kahrs, Mrs. Jane Raffa, under the direcUon of Mrs., James PUBUC SERVICE COORDINATED TRANSPORT Friday evening from .7 to 8 p.m. John V. Morgan, New: York, Mrs. Vincent Raffa, Mr*. Frank Egldlo, Atlantic JUghiwds. president ot the National Alumni Tbe library alao offers a fine Raffa, Mrs. Betty Brzeznlak, Mrs. Day camp; leader* are Mrs. Association, complimented those (election of novel* and technical Marlon Wood, Mrs. Jacqueline Prink Romaoowskl, Mrs. Joseph present for their interest and ef­ book*-for the adults, who may Kearns, Mrs. Emma Keanu, Mrs. Slhier, Mrs. Charles, Jackaon, Hax­ forts on behalf of the college and accompany their children for book Myrtle VanGlahn, Mr*. Carl* Smllh, let; Mrs. Thomas LeBedz, Mrs area alumni and expressed the •election* and story hour*.., ■ Mlsa Donna Raffa, Miss Jane Can­ Frank Becker, ;'Mra. Joseph best wishes of the college for the tonl, Mrs. Mary Wallace, Mrs. Wiltely,' Mrs. ‘ Josiph Picclano, chapter's growth. Helen Vena, M n. Rose Vena, Mrs. Mrs. Frank Strodgoll, Mrs. Charles' The formation of the Chapter Mary Vena, Mrs. Connie Redman, Moser, West Keansburg; Mrs. Mar was recently authorized by the Mrs. Elaine Rogers, Mrs. Marilyn garet Bother*, Mr*. Frink Schief- Rev. Hugh J. Phillips of Mount Schlmpt, Mrs. Anna Kirkpatrick, fer,. Union Beach; , M r*.' Cfiarlet Saint Mary's College, Emmlts- Mrs. Ann Downey, Mrt. Belle A*he, Maul, Keyport; Mrs’.’ William Frei burg, Md., Executive Secretary of NOW-KILI Mrs. Ann Nicholson, Mr*. Jeanne wald, Cliffwood. ’ - the Association. It consists of Plzzl, Mr*. Boyle, all of Cliffwood.' Nursery leaden will be Mra. alumni from Bergen, Essex, Hud­ Also Mrs. Eileen C*ruso, Mrs. Charle* Trotter,.. Hizlet; Mr*. Wil­ son, Hunterdon, .Middlesex, Mon­ MOSQUITOES Carole Mayer, Miss Jeanne Caruso, liam Sutherland .and Mr*. Robert , WITH YOUR mouth, Morris, Passaic, Somerset, Mra. Carolyn Muller and Mrs. Shoemaker, Cliffwood. Sussex, Union, and Warren Robert Rush, Union Beach; Mrs. Mra. H. R. Brell, Union Beach, Counties. ' ' P4WER KIOWERI Joan Gray, Matawan; Mrs. Vir­ will be bualnea* manager The., next meeting hu been ginia Horn, Morriatown; Mis* scheduled for Friday, Sept. 18, Mr*. William J. TUI, W est Kean*- Joyce Bennett, Hazlet; Mr*. H. burg, nurse. Members will formulate plans for Vlglletti, Miss Barbara Vigiletti, the fall and winter months. Middletown; Mrt. Charlotte Mor­ rissey, South Amboy; Mrt. Roso Madison Buijders Vivien Owens It Marcadante, South Orange; Mrs. Stress Quality Phyllis lnfuslno, Verona; Mrs, Feted On Birthday Helen Santorelll, South Orange. Cantor md Goldman, Builder*, Gifts were sent by Mrs. Jo­ Inc., have embtrked on 1 cam Mr. and Mr*, Robert. Owens, sephine ' Cazlono, Mrs. Elizabeth palgn among subcontractor* at Morganville, entertained on July S Dorst, Mrs. Betty Stenger, Mrs. Sayre Woods South, Route 8, Madi­ in celebration of their daughter, ONE or THE 7 BIG BESTS CHEVROLET GIVES YOU OVER John Ege, Mrs. A. Santorelll, Mrs. son Township, to maintain.a high Vivien'*, 10th birthday, the cen­ wllh "HACKH R ose Scheln, Mrs.' Lou Kusso, Mrs. degree of quality control. Aa part ANY CAR IN ITS FIELD terpiece was a cake with a tOlUR" Kay Zaniewski, Mrs. Gertrude of thlt eampslgn the developer* MvffT.r miniature girl In the center. Eckhardt. Mrs. Lillian Hodgson, ol the 2000-hcme community have -Take IL not from us, but from magazine, “Chevrolet establlshe* Those attending wero Mr. and tm rm *m oitm t)wrH Mrs. Ellen Kenner, Mrs. Ann Sa erected a series of billboards official result* of this y e a r ’s a new high in daring ttyliog.*’ - Mrs. Martin Smith sr., Mr. nnd Mobllgai Economy Run: Chevy’s vjtaky and Mrs, Ann Qrehs. throughout the job site, using the HUfCTtODfIW MIWUTI51 Mrs. John Wilson Jr., Mra. Mar­ pennyplnchlng 6 delivers the most t h e m e ’’Better Workmanship BEST BRAKES , . Now, a'heavy-duly automotive typa tin Smith jr. ond daughters, Bar­ m ilei per gallon in its field. For a Means More Sales Plus More muffler, with fogoino attachment bara Lynn and Christine Anne, Shore Dinners Given . p a ir •ot these Chevrolet else* with In direct competitive tests of re­ Work." $crewi onto any 4-cycle engine with Vi' Mr*. Done1-* Miller and sons, Don­ Fowerglide walked away with the peated stops from highway speeds, exhaust tip to2Vi HP Sendt out heavy ald and Thomas, the Misses Kalh! Hospital Veterans' Fewer call-bicki and relatively first two place* in thetr class, get­ conducted by NASCARt, Chevr®. fog of DDT, hepiachlor and AUethrln minor complalnta' listed by the let out-Btopped both of the other and Patti Konowalow, all ot Mor­ ' ting the belt mpg figure-a whop- that kills mosquitoes ind most flying B ayshore C h a p te r , A m eH d n compliance Inspectori prove that leading low-priced cara-and why Josecis. Use without spray as muffler. ganville; Mr. and Mrs. Thomas iPlog 22.38-of any full-size car. Gold Star Mothers, Inc., sponsor­ the mesaage is getting across, not: Chevy brakes are far larger, Sm ith nnd children, Iris, nnd WlHlc, : And here are more expert, impar­ Complete PQOOIMO —w - u u ed * shore dinner for 30 veterans Saul L, Cantor, the president of ■ built with bonded lining*, to help moat wonderfully responsive en- ATTACHMtNT Keyport; Mrs. Hazel Parson* and tial opinion! and on-the-record from Lyons Veteran* Hospital On Cantor and Goldman, Builders, facta backing us up on Chevy'* lengthen brake life by a* much as . gino available today at any price.** children, Jeanne and William, El­ June 10 and on J u ly 3 another « % . , _ . SWARTZEL'S don, Mass. . **yt. More than that, he adds, the other aix best*: . BEST RIDE ' : ___ ahore dinner wa* sponsored by message Impresses the home buy­ BEST ROOM ...... GARDEN CENTER the Department of New Jersey, -BUT TRADE-IN a • .MOTOR TREND magazine- call* Beaten egg jvhltea hold their ers who visit the tract'to check V PAlMr & HARDWARE A.Q.S.Mothert. Inc. Both dinner* on the progress of their homes. Qwvy “. . . the amootheat most stiffness better if a little lemon C h eck t h e fig u r e s In a n y N .A .D .A .* S' m ’a t dl?.tn"to"i£. re. ^ e<,P ‘0 wen held it Buck Smith's Res­ ■ Quiet, softest riding car 'ta IU ■ lulce or cream of tartir. 1* added "They know we ire building thu Hazlet - COIfax 4-2311 taurant, E ut Keantburg. pnee dais.’* YouH be able to tell lefore beating, say* Monmouth quality we stresied when we soli I G,!‘de V Ch^r hlS The program, known as "Opera­ them,” Mr. Cantor tays. The In­ iSja yourself, instantly. And your County Home Agent Mr*. Lorna |U8 hUheTutaT^arSbUhigher than ____ifarabl* M lnche# wid“ > comparable can . Chevrolet dealer can tell yptiw w it - » » » > » : K. White. tion Cinderella," Is provided for itial ttepi ire taken during the ne- ■odelai of the ‘‘other two.1 • Kl*cted group of patienta. Tbe gotlatloni with th* subcontractors, • “J* «f other advantages BEST ENfilNE besides these 7 big ones! therapy program extends over a "We make It clear that we irrt BEST STYLE ' 13-week period which atarted Every motor magazine has given Interested lo quality. fir*L” * f% * 1 Amtom,ia* D »*r»A ttf June 1 .and will end Aug. 11. Not only Is thii provision i part Ifi the only ear of the leading Chevrolet* standard andCorveUo here's w ishing you a Bon V oyage -Mw-prieed • that’* trauiatakabljr Each week • different group of of the agreement with the sub­ vg’a unstinted praise. As SPORTS 1NaUKuJ A„eeia K n ./« r S U e k C tr Bodent In every line. “In its price CARS ILLUSTRATED put* it: ^rfnunauat aad K t t m n h patlenti ll Uken on ■ bus ride, contractor!, but it also Is rigidly eU**,” *ay* POPULAR SCIENCE .an d our p la n n in i the event ipouored by different enforced in the field by the close- "Indeed this device is surely eSttmIT*8* *,m ' x^actanT* m a k e s tt rltbtl organization*; — l : knit network of supervision- the Mri. Edna Reamer, a repre­ builders maintain. In addition to . rO B * n i *or* o f fu n ou sentative of the A.G.S. Mother! their field superintendent, a grad­ Make s u r e you get the most f o r your money-visit your local authorized Chevrolet dealer! s'Uut cirnlii or oceaa al Lyon* Hospital, wa* In charge uate engineer, Ihey have 10 aa- ▼'•jr..**’,# .when1' you and' assisting her were Mr*. siitant supervisors to check on ooont.on tu to make ChrisUn»| Gunsauls, Union Beach; each. step o f the construction , Mltbaarruffement* Mf*. Harriet uWhlte, Port Mon- progress, These functions are cor­ month; Mr*. Lillian Dunn, Ekst related with the Inspections of the , Bureau Keansburg; Mra. Agne* Blewitt, Federal Homing Administration | J O H N S O N - GIBB M OTOR CO. W U < * i W t t j M lS »--^ t U .S a ll> *t.: P M I t M Keansburg; Mr*. Catherine Yar* ind the Veteraaa Administration, f p t % K M m Ktrturt causi CO u nett, Middletown and Mra. Ethel which Insure the mortgage* it 1 1 0 M A I N S T R E E T ~ MATAWAN Volpe, Weit Keantburg. , Siyre Woods South. lO w ell 6-1040 - 1 Y ------Lt. John Ntchofcoo; ladders and were no objections «t th* public T W eL M sSoM Impaired la doing thli. He tc- struct them. Undtr the. new plan trim on tha high school, Matawaa Carol Kinhafer n s c u e w ork, U Juhs CooneUy. hearing. Borough Engine**' Karl At public auction, the tOmnUtte* knowiedged, however, that h* was Chief James Wtikiaaoa wai i o County Legion there are 31 classrooms In addition Elementary and Manorial Schools Heuser hat b«iOB aUthori«d by Feted At Shower charge of the "use aad care* of sold two lots ln^th* aiMwood disturbed by situation on the to Uie labs and special educational snd the old Cliffwood School wai Each man had actual ex­ Elects Officers council to prepare tbe revision. Heights section to Mrs, Sally E- housing of pupils. H« noted that facilities. The square foot afea is awarded to Ocean Painting Co., Mis* Carol Kinhafer, SO Middle- perience in the use of tbe Scott Street improvement fconds to­ Ward. Rose St., Cliffwood, on her his original plan was desired for apportioned aa follows: General Eiberon, at their bid of 344W. A special meeting of the Mon­ classrooms 24,510; administration *ex SL; Matawan, was the guest Air Pak and al| service masks by talling $19,MO were sold at private bid of $200 and forgave' taxes tb* complete handltitg of U09 There wer* aeven bidders but non* mouth County Executive Com* 4400; arts center 10,900; apeciaUxeti Irom Matawan. ' : entering. the smoke (iUed apart­ amounting to approximately (ISO pupHs withaat any sttesa or crowd­ ®t honor at * surprise bridal mittee, American Legion, was held sale in equal amounts to the Far­ ment for rescue work where smoke On property purchased by the Bay­ ing being put.on the facilities in classroom s IS,540; physical edu­ Mr. DeMaio, board attorney, . ahqwer belli recently oo the iawn recently at Asbury Part Post 24 mers and Merchants National bombs were used. view Presbyterian Church, Cliff­ any way. He aald that with his cation 15,800, and cafeteria SS 10. stated thla morning that flrat con­ Of the home of Mrs. Justus R. to elect officers for the coming Bank and The Mauwan Bank. The drill was pronounced a great wood Beach, earlier this year. revised plan aboyt 1200 pupils In other business, Russell A, G. tact with the ownera Of th* tract! Camp, Main St.. Keyport. T he yesr. Newly elected officera are Council agreed to meet with the success by all officers, who pointed At the suggestion of Myndert would be the optimum enrollment Stetler, the superintendent, recom­ sought by the board had brought hostesses, who were Miss Dorothy Bapil Slocum, West Long Branch board of education July W to dis­ out that It ,was very educational Bonnema, the commltte* voted to and 1500 w ou ld1 b* a full-time mended the employment of a nothing definite and' he did not . Mrs. Robert Conover and Post 411, commander; Arthur cuss an architect's preliminary re­ for all members, especially th e determine If outstanding charges maximum enrollment, a tight fit- psychologist to screen eight Mat­ hope for much for a few weeks, Mr** G ejit DiGlambattisli, pre- Silva, Asbury Park Po& 24, and port regarding construction of a youngest volunteers. of Borough Attorney E*r» W, Kar- ting-in. But he still stressed thst awan and 10 Cliffwood children for Mr. DeMaio acknowledged thli .. Rented .Miss Kinhafer with a cpr- Betty Strang. Union Beach Po^t high school to house grades aeven kus for tax lien liquidations can be a superior educational program a specialised education claaa. He concerned him as written consents All hose aod equipment was 321, vice commanders; Henry through U . ' < - page .of blue and white carnations. paid to place “the attorney on a would be had. also noled a aecond guidance in­ must be obtained from the ownert packed by 9:30 p.m. The firemen Snyder, Eatontown Post 325, his­ Two byildings were tdjudged as Gilt* were arranged before a pay-as-you-gp-basla.” Dr. Engelhardt's main point of structor could be hired on a plan for the Philip Healey Co., Jeraey returned to the fire house where torian; David Beaman? Raritan unsafe by council and ordered -re­ ..Uue and white decorated fireplace. A scheduled public .hearing on concern was that the cafeteria whereby th* federal government City, to make teat borings of th* refreshments were served by Post 23, Keyport, chaplain; Albert paired or torn down under w® P1"0" • Refreshments were served buffet an ordinance adopting s national would hsve tp do off-hour* duly would pay half his salary the first property, ordered o® their Ut* bid Thomas Vena, company 'cook. Sti'bm, Post 325, Eatontown, fi­ visions of tbe municipal building ftyle. lire code and establishing fire pre­ as a ''continuous" study hall. He year, one quarter th* aecond, one Monday. Karl F. Heuser, Mata; Thirty-five men participated in the nance officer; * Master-at-Arni* code. Mrs. Daniel Briggs was Attending were Miss Elizabeth vention bureaus was adjourned un­ related that the new plaq allowed eight the third, before the sali wan aurveyor, also Is awatttyif drill. Harold Heckman, Asbury Park identified as the owner one yVreeland, Miss Katherine Kil- til Aug. 5. An eflort la being made the adding of rooms to end the became the sole obligation ol the such written consent to mak* a Post 24. Newly-elected Commander house on Freheau . Ave, sad the comins, Mrs. Michiel Hickey, Mis« to "dovetail" provisions included cramping a* soon as the borrowing board. metes and bounds survey author Slocum appointed Harold Henlein, other ls reportedly owned by Ken­ CJarol Hyer, Mrs. Leon Walling, in national and stale codes regulat­ power hecame available to con- Th* contract fur painting the lied by th* board., ; : y West Long Branch Post 411, as neth Pgiivie at the toot pfl Waah- Mr*. Joseph Kinhafer, Mrs. Carl- World War I ing propane gas storage. adjutant. , ing ton St. tpn Kinhafer, Miss Helen Sweeney, Department Commander George Council referred to thf police > .Mr«. Cornelius E. Craig, and Mrs. Widows Install committee for investigation snd Theodore Phelan sr.. Nfctawan; Town, Sea Isle City,J w a s the Mrs. Martha A.' Ruhman waa honored guest, Other, guests who “full report*’ complaints by Mrs. Union S t Tract Mrs. wtlliaiji' Graham, Laurence installed as president of the newly were introduced were Vice Com­ Kathryn L. Mason thit; PoJice • Hsrbor; Mri. Jamej Dickerson Jr., (continued from page one) ‘ manders J. Foster Shockley and Chief John J,. .Fto6d W»l .^dis­ v Mrs. James Dickerson. sr.. Miss formed ■ Bayshore Chapter. 13, report on It and they laid they W O U L D N ' T courteous" toward N r wtw> she would. *M»rjorie Dickerson/and Miss Joan ’Widows of World War 1, at’ a £lifrord Mecouch; Past Depart* meeting held recently fn the Veter­ ment ’Vice Commander Harry filed complaints In 1W7 Wpberson, S o u th Amhpy; The architects took “readings" an* of Foreign’Wars Hall, Keans, May of this year. - . •. ; > Mi*. Howard Snyder, Union; Mrs. Evans; newly-elected County. Presi* on their plot o t th* school district burg. New Jersey State president, .C. W. Moore, Little Silver; Mrs. sent Mary Cochrane. Vice Com­ to show thst the Union St, tract' Mrs. Frsnces J. Enright, Jersey mander Mecouch after Installing Warren Minton sr., Red Bank; wsa the more central of Uie three YOU RATHER Mrs. Robert. Boyce, Keansburg;, City, was installing officer. - the officers presented Asbury Park Schools Potent . considered and would Involve th* Post 24 and Raritan Popt 23 with leiaer bua transportation. They Mrs.- Eleanor Willi uni and Mrs. Other officera of the chapter In­ (continued from p a g e One) citations , fa r surpassing their admitted it Involved the a&M Raymond Boyce, Union Brtch. stalled were Mrs. Eliiabeth Hu­ on R ou te 9. T h e , th ree K h o o li membership during the past year. complication of being mad* up of Also, Mrs. Joseph Phillips, Holm- bert, senior vice president; Mrs. being erected by Cintof ^nd G old­ Anna Nesbitt, Junior vice prejl- Commander Town commended the five separate tracts, mea^ng five O W N A N deI;,M rg. G eorge Thorne Jr., M rs. m an will be presented to th* town­ dent; Mrs. Bernadette VanHart, committee oo the choice of new separate options would have to b* tjeorg* Thome ar., Mrs. Wilford ahlp without coat and tax-free to recording and corresponding secre­ officers and spoke briefly on the sought. Th* board voted to have . fioltslandrr, Mrs.'’ .Georgia Kin- the home buyers, Mr, Goldmsn lufer, Mrs. Eitella.'Kinhafer, Mrs. tary and Mrs. Lucy Frsgasio, outstanding success of Boys' Stale its attorney, VlnceAt C. DeMala, held recently at Rutgers. . says. . ^ : 0»U>rjB Thpnie, M ra..Robert Bohn, treasurer. - Matawan, look Into this situation. Th* coat of the hlgji'school wlll Rsvlaad Itndy Ruisel|:Conov*r, Mrs. H. A. Also, Mrs, Margaret Folgif, In other 'justness the appoint­ be borne, by the taxpayers, Mr. chaplain; Mrs. Helen Flnneran, ment of Frederick Kruser, Key­ Dr. Engelhardt told the boaHl ? Curnmons, Miss Myrtle Boyce, Goldmsn sdds, but the glft of the that h* hsd revised hi* atudy ,it "'Mlsa' J o a n Stulu/ Miu Jane hlitorlan and publicity; Mrs. Role port, supervisor of veterans' inter­ three grsde schools will prevent that the former 142.0M square ■ Walker, Miss'Florence LeRoy; Mra. Coleman, sergeant-at-arths; Mri. ment was confirmed. Historian a heavier assessment being levied 'V i tect of educational building ipac* Karllk.Mra. Rajph Walters, Georgia Dooley, t&or bearir. Ai- p etty Strang presented tha* com* on the torn* ownara. th* first waa cut to IM.000 t q u a x 1*5 ,' In aad Mrs. Camp, Keyport sistlng with' the installation were m in d er with thfe yeafb ook "Which grade achool at Sayre Wood*'South ihowed publicity on afr post ac­ reducing It from • 41,000,(00 to ~ v .Gifts were sent by Mrs. Frank Mrs. Hilbert Who served as chap­ will b* ready for octupancy lit ■ 12,400,000 structure. He declared • Boyce, Mrs. George Boyce sr., lain and Mrs. Virginia Frey,' Chap­ tivities during-the past year, September, with the high achool that no essentisl facility hid been . n o w an O ld s " .'Mm. Randolph Applegate, Mrs. ter 1, who served as aergeant-at- ,The next regular meeting of the .scheduled' for completion In M l. 'Jessie Kelly, Mrs. Carlton Holt- arm a. ' ; ' • committee will be held at West FaK-Sifhted Ptanaiaf ' I oosfa (••• than you'd gU*««l slander, Miss Mary Greco, Mrs. J Presents With Pin Long Branch Post 411 on Wednes­ Although the location' of th« high Samuel J. DILauro, Mra. Meldon Mrs. Ruhman was presented, day, Aug. I, at 8:30 p.m. * school ao cloie to Sayre Wctods Stul|z. Miss Mabel Frazer, Miss with a president's pin by Mra. South ia^ a coincidence, M r.‘Gold­ rssfsssssrA!\ Pattiann Boyce, Mils Judith Rice, Hubert and a. Bibio was presented man says that the selection of the Miss Dornarae Boyce, Mrs. Wil­ b y h$r. and Mrs. Joseph Stanli, Marlboro Twp. Route 9 site represents farsighted 1 a u d lv o x ; VALUK-RATK A IIOCK1T TODAY I fred Harnett and Mrs. WilUam Cliffwood. A gavel and block wa* planning by ihe municipal au­ . tuccitio* to ihi i M iller Jr, ' . (continued from' page one) V h w i m »ivi«oiit‘ presented to the chapter by Mri. thorities. Since the 2000-home Sayre hsd consulted code* drawn up and •••.*.»•«.!•*»*** Ruhman.. Corsages were presented Woods South community will repre­ writ* .for .tntaimatiM enforced by surrounding munici­ A T VOUR fcOOAL AUTNOm iRD qUAUITY DBALBR to the three senior officers of Uie sent the Isrgest population legment palities before’ drafting the' Marl­ Keyport H taring Aid chapter/ ‘ • ' ' In 1 the' community, Mr. Goldman Firemen Conduct boro docuroiSit i.: 2 Beat wishes were offered Uie believes that the aelecilon com­ C e n t e r Thomas Koeovsky asked again mittee acted wisely In chooilng the new chapter by James Swsrtx and 49 - II W. Front S t , K*yp«rt Practice Drill If the township committee would high school alte. .,, Joifcph Kennelly, paat commanders * COIfax 4-2*98 support Um planning board unani­ Because so many students even­ The Cliffwood Volunteer Fire o f V.F.W . P ost 1953, K eansburg. mously on the upgrading of lot tually will walk to school there Eves by Appolntmeat - JOHNSON-GIBB MOTOR CO., 110 Msin Stm t, Mstawan Co. held a drill on July J at 7 p.m. Guests .Included State Treasurer alzes to a full-acre. The mayor said Box 5-1 was pulled. All men re­ Mri. Moody; Mri. Bertha will be.fewer problems with trans­ he could pot comment at the sponded to the call and proceeded Welnzere, color bearer of Chapter portation and parking, and the re­ moment. It is known that dis­ to 879 Sherwood Dr. where (he 1; Mrs.Johanna Ensmenger, state duced need for, bua service will cussion at thf planning board drill waa conducted. truitee; Mrs. Edna Konlsh, Aux­ allow for long-range saving! In th* Tuesday waa for upgrading to the The company::extends special iliary president of unit 19$}. ■, school budget, he points out. . thanks to , Mstawan Township full-acre, but It would be, applied The same thing hoMs>tni*:fpr Legs Of A ls o D.A.V. representatives' by sections and not overall,; as the grammar schools ■ In Sayre Police Cspt. J.' E d gar W ilkinson Florence Rita, Frances Mebus and discussions now stand. ' Woods South. The schbols have who resides at 87a Sherwood Dr., Lorraine Mebus; Ruth Williams John Tergli advocated a Master been planned to provide maximum Cliffwood Beach. Both pieces of am) Julia Stanls, ; AQxillaty unit Plan study for the township. Olen coverage so that all children will fire apparatus were used, plus the <743;. Joseph McLaren and Rois, Heutsch, chairman of the planning b* able tp walk to achool. j C.D; truck. The1(a M rs, t Peloret '£e«ker, fTeamht1 ' golfer* ' \ R d-.w alappo In ted court clerk for ftjjly with th* qusllflcitli o r t h o ! a reverse U^.Tw^k JHo. 3 mow, apitclal pollcemen, meiobers of the three years. to the hydrant laying two-and-onc- Edward W. Currie, former Mata, force who hava had no training half Inch hose and at the hydrant CORNED BEEF wan ihayor, and > Hqrry Burton, In th£ use of weapons will not be the four-and-oiie-half Inch suction Forigate, teamed fp ' to capture permitted tn carry firearms. hose was used. Approximately 1000 th e C Flight honors H >up against Superintendentup In hia . letter to th* mayor atul feet of two-and-onc-half Inch hose BACON 4 9 par. at the ManasquaA River Golf (5>rmtlnued from page’one) commlttce, Prosecutor Keuper wai used; 250 feet of one-and-one- and Country Club Sunday. Two to eight In department and Inte­ wsmed of a recent court decision' half loch hoae using a coupler other Matawan-golfers, Joe Guad. grated programs. He waa elemetl- rendering * municipality open for Joining the two-and-one-half Inch agno arid John Wilkes, PeddiS, fin­ Taylors PORK R 0 U i9 9 < ta ry principal from 1919 to 1M1. a su it for a n y dam ages to prop-i Une. , * V-' ■ ITALIAN SAUSAGE 6 9 ished fourth at 6 up. ’ The sum­ In 1941, h*u b ecam e i faculty erty or Ptrtoa* hy a special of-t Instructions and, demonstrations mary: C flight—Ed Currle-H. But­ member of'the Pleasant School, fleer If it can' be ahown he waa, Af the Jog applicator were under ton, Forsgafe, J up; G. Gerard Bar­ Oberlln, Ohio, and for the next not tralnad prAperly In hia poar- the direction of Deputy Chief John nett jr.-the Rev. Joseph Graham, four years he waa director, of tlon or the use of firesnns. Y O U R C H O I C I McGtnty. . ' ' ' Westchester, *' up; Mort Hanien- Elementary Education and princi­ The committee llso agreed to Captain Direct! How Laying Don Ehfet, Trenton, 6 up; J. Guad- pal at Oberlin. _ s . meet today with (he borouRh audi­ Capt. Henry Klein was in charge agrio-J, Wilkes, Peddle, * up; WESSON OIL t-t F rom 1943 to 1941, he ssrv ed tor and representatives of th e of hose laying and .hydrant hook­ Chirlea Frledel-T. Flanner, Canoe w|th the American Red Cross at Matawan Township Taxpayer! As­ up. Ventilation r.wa*. jUrtcted by Brook, i up, “ . • sociation who said-they wiihed to Linde* Htiiie New. Guinea, : and the Philippines ‘as field director of canteens and examine Ihe account! of the rec­ a ' w elfare execuU ve. reation commission for the past COFFEE ALL PURPOSE CRIND IHb. tki three year*. • ■ • •• . • T au gh t l a South . . , During (he next three yean he LindenHouu I # ,r ...... wa* at The Cludel In Charleston, S. C„ and the University of South M a k * U p C arolin a'as a teacher. In 1949, he a P a r t y MAYONNAISE ^ to o ltip , his present position with Oswego,' N. Y. iState Teachers a n d G o ! C o lM e . , v Dr. Sample. alio is qualified to * Bel Monte Sale + direct vocal muslcs Jl* .hold* mem­ WEDNESDAY bership In the:'Sigma Nif Fraternity, U B- member!, of fhe. N . -JE, A., LADIES' DAY Fruit Cocktail 4 ‘I00 Green Beans «« 3™65< Ohl£ Education As*ociatlon, North­ eastern'Ohio Teschers Association. Coach Excursions^ ClevelandlSuburban Principals As­ Stewed Tomatoes 2^* 47* r t __ sociation. and a past president of lo NEW YORK 2 SK39* the Garfleld'Helghta Teachers As­ and NEWARK sociation; • . Sardines |"T"“w “““ 4 t Dr. Sample Is married and haa lAM rU FAXI« two daughters. ; ...... ; t . »• MOM N sw ok H.w TaHl Beets Sliced or Whele 2 (mi 29« 3 8 8 4 9 c To Introduce New Pt.riN>oiitl(k$K 5 $110 AsWry PaHi . . . 1 1 5 2.7 5 MIRACLE MARGARINE 1* »■ ^ 49* stock - (conUniied from page one) Uai lrmdi n> L95 2.55 nature. He said the changes will i f up to the borough council to Mlonk U0 2.20 Strictly Fresh EGGS Dosen [madlum] 49* Ud. inske. ' ! ' . 1 ■ . Indvdhg M in i fa* Buys A sM tl Appreprlatloa 90M 0 W#4ns#*»fi«re" *»r Mm ,, Council 'Wtopted on final pass­ Wt w i t $ t$ 4 A M . «r ORANGE DRINK W19' age ah' ordinance authorizing a H*w W Q AM , $ 12^00 emergency appropriation UTUBMNO-m f i r M o m *»• 4»v .itUmiHouie to.nnuice the cost of the prepara­ m «nM I t i l t 0 JA few* N t« Y»rh, J — FROZIN FOOD — tion of a revised tax map. There IlfSO AM . trim fewarfa •* M - jg * Jlver VaHey liOO AM. fr*M H*w i «a Jmijr Bags Pfcg of 48 LMeiiHouse Sliced Strawberries 19* B« im W f SdMN M m i W A N T A S S K M . M l N f f t CWMtm. (M b* tndm #f WA Grape Drink otm 25c . _ S*0 fiM »T4bi NfWc*. : thdea hmm RoastTurkey Slices 37c J«rs«y Central line* Soda 5^89^, ■; ' Pennsylvania Raflwad KfM«iM Wff«ry 25< - HBCKfti 12orpkg 29 / wODy LlfliaS 2 pk»- 4 3 ‘ v a ' i u i r AIR CONDrnONEO FOR YOUR SHOPPING COMFORT ”V ~ — M ain won Branch “Mary's Havenrr KEYPORT CLEANERS Kindei^qrteiii .. , Chlldrea Year* m O ver COIfax 4-1000 Approved By , ’ 111 St. Price* Effective Through S*t./ Jufy 18th MfltOWQIl Board. Of Education . located At Bex 314x Peole Ave., Keyport 131M A IN STREET ; Off Hlfhwajr t t , r OPEN LATE - 5 NIGHTS A WEEK RegUtratleo sad inlBrmatloa caa ba for feptember. « r * f MATAWAN •wa.raM ntarCoM TM . - . ■■ • 1 Mon. Thru Fri. 8:15 A.M. lo 9:00 P M Saturday 8:15 A.M. to 6:00 P.M. ■ " - 1 — ■ ' • • ' : - v ------' m --J- THE MATAWANJOUHNAl Thursday, Jitiy l^ jf n

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Cwris Into camp t-1 at Atco Ov«|. from the teams one-two in the H enry, c f 3 1 » they now are the champ* of tbe standings, the Matawan Braves C. Ziegler, 3b 1 1 0 Intertoorough K e y p o r t-Ma tawan' Piazza, 2b . -• 1 • *-12 League; will represent Key­ and the Keyport Aces,, to a three^ Robedee, 2b 2 t -way battle for third place. The 0 port ii) tbe county pUyctti aod R ay Brown, If 1 0 • are Keyport town chainps. , winner of thii triangular feud John Brown, rf ■ - J # 0 Bobby Rapolla (itched t h l t would have a chance, to unhorse game to clinch it for the Raiders.' the Ace> and gain a county play­ 30 8 1 He allowed ooly one hit, but kept Score by laninfe: ' himself In trouble continuously by off berth. But the Aces protected Keyport Jets 501020 walking 10 batamen. But he themselves by defeating High­ M atawah Twp." PAL 404 001 a —f •truck out 11 to get hjrosetl out cf lands 12-9, the hole inning Jifter inning. ' The three,teams locked in the .Kapoll* also struek a blow with the bat. Bill Geiger got a hit olf third place battle, as of. Monday, Norgate Tops In John Beach, Cardinals starting were the Keyport -Jets, 'Matawan hurler, with two out itl the first. Township PAL, and RariUui Raritan League Rapolla followed' with a home Township Rambler!.' With night­ ' tun blast and It w as 1 0 . On the last day of the regular fall Monday, the Matawan Town: Y ields Om Hit season Norgate Manor clinched ship PAL team had stepped to the - The, Raider pitcher yielded the first place in the Raritan Athletip (one Cardlna) hit Jo Buster Xo- fore by edging the Keyport Jets Association Sqltbail League and tapio at the start of the second, 9-8. .. The next .barter rolled out, but The Rambler!- tackle the Mata­ Foxwood moved into sole posses* then Rapolla hit a 'batsman and wan Bravea tonight. . The Ram- slon of second, place. . y/alked ofie to,, load the bases. He biers wen three games this week .to Final standings *how Norgate ' fanned Beach (or the second out, puH up into'contention. They atiU with i n 8 w ins sn d 1 loss record , but walked Chippy Kennedy, forc­ The aquad (left to right): Kneeling, Frank Coyle, Robert Hallowiy, Robert Ferguson, have a game remaining with the The Keyport Raidera cUnebed their honors Monday, thereby beta* tha flrat af tha followed by Foxwood 7-2, Wood­ ing in LoSapio with a run. Bob teams competing In boys’ leagues ta this ana ta attain their championship goal. ' Th* Richard Applegate, Dennis Halloran, George Romaa, George Schwartz; standing, John Matawan Township PAL team Merrill, next bettef, was set Pangborn, William______Celger,„... Robert ■ Rapolla, Richard Peaae, Roger Dane, Donald - - N- u i, land Park S-J, Raritan R idge W , Joy of tbe boys was restrained by tragedy, as tba aquad lost oa* af Its asmbar, Edward that could settle the issue of who flown on strikes and the Cardinals A ssistant Manager William Celger ar. and Coach Michael Kelly are standing la tha back- will fthlsh third. The Jets play the Garden Parkway 5-4, Splitrock Lyons, la an auto accident during the season. Tha Raidera *ws. tba Keyport'Malawan ground. last big chance to do anything Team pitchers are Geiger, shown warming up an tha right, and Rapolla, on tbe Brivies tomorrow night. ' left. 5-4, U pper' Raritan 4-4, Chestnut' about the Raiders dominance 8- 1J title and Will represent Keypert la lha county playoffs. - Get Five Runs Flrat Tba* Up HUI 3 J , Coralwood 2-7 and F leet­ was gone fbr this season. The Jets-PAL game Monday wood Park 0-9. . -. ■ The Raiders sewed It up in the Mrs. Rudnitk Qualifier was one lhat was won and lost , fifth. With one ' out, - Don Nuis Arrows Break Losing Streak, Meet N. Y. Black Sox a dozen ways a dozen times be­ Woodland Park has. a protested . - was safe on .at), error and Rog LOOKING ' Mrs. Doris Radnlck, Keyport, fore the decision was reached. Tbe game - to complete with Upper ' Dan* walked. JBill . P e u e slam was one af K geUera t* Jet! started off the contest at KHS Raritan. Playoff* then will bf. ‘ lined out a hit that scored Null, Madison Sunday; Bennett With PBA n r o v e r Blank Royals 7-0 qualify Monday at tbe Spring, Held by amacklng the PAL cOn j Mickey Coyle walked to load the held to determine the winners of' The two teams from this area Cullen, 2b , All good things must come to dale Golf - Club, Princeton, fer tlngent for five runs the first I Sicki anew, Denny H*llor*n'a hit I 1 UM iOM IM IIim iOUt third and fourth place after wUch who are members of the Jeriey Haberman, tf ao end and that's what happened Ihe champiooihlp round-of th* time up.' Donnie Walker's double . then pul tha gam*'but of reach ! J ' Shore League, t h e Keyport Ar­ Trout, cf 3' 1 3 FOOTBALL P R A C T IC E TO­ Sunday with the winning streak Garden State -Women’a Calf and hit by' Jim Stultz and Carl a Shaunesay playoff -will be held of the Cardinals. . , ■ , . rows and the Madison Township P. Bennett, 3b » 1 NIGHT! Believe U or not, that li of the Cliffwood Royal*. The New Asaodatlon toumey play. Mn. Henry were combined with - two among- the top four. team*. T/q. ’ Itpffiil Haidars (I) talks, a hit batsmen aqd an er­ PBA, claih Sunday -at KHS fle|d. Stratton, c - thl «ord: that, ha* feet* lwued for York Black Sox were hosts lo the Rudnlck c a r d e d a 4S43-N phies will be awarded to Norgate ' ' ' .’ /' A'jr. It will be a Madison bome game, Tenore, Il» • Cliffwood nine at VanCortlandt grosa for eighth position . la ror to put the Keyport team way ' H alloran, Jb , US m ^ i^ M ^ o f the I>1tinn)otJ,Ui Duke*, Manor as the winner of the league as tba PBA nine do not have * Wllaon; t t ■ • / • * 4 Park and ended the vlsitora win­ Ihe list of qaallflers. - out In front at the start. Rom an, Ib and to the winner of the -Shau*: field of-their’own.' Stylei, p « 0 • formerly the Keyport Dukes, by ning skein at ilx. Tho New York- Low gross, was carded ty . The Jets did not atay way out i pelger, lb nessy playoffs. • | ' The Arrows come Into the game Walton, p III EXdt Owes, their minager. All e r i prevailed 7-0. the fouMlma champion, Mrs. In iront long. Two walks, R. Rapolla, p Norgate Edges Weodland Parfc -with their nelghbprhood rivals In footballeri In thli area Interested Hie famed Rufe Allen* was on Marge Maaon, Ridgewood, who double by Ed Flynn, Cllffwopd Pangborn, 6 Norgate edged Woodland ' Park a happier frame of mind than > 1 1 3 the mound for the Black Sox p o s t e d a 41-U-7t. O th er pitcher, and singles by'Vin Schet­ j Nu»s, cf la frying out for the team a re 7 to 5 at Atco Oval behind the they have been #11 season. Last I A’l (11) which readily explains the shut­ ‘‘nam e’’ golfera In tb* list ef tino and Jackie, Brown put Cliff­ ®TtH ne, a s naked by Owen to report on the four-hit pitching of BUI Kanlky, Sunday they defeated the Red r t r f c out of Cliffwood. At that, the qualifiers are Mrs. James wood right back in; contention be­ P ease. If Kansky also led ttie tearn at, thf Bank Towners, the 1950 JSL Bowel*, (Jtf’' <» '* i beich at Atlantic highlands fo r Royals touched up the mighty W a r g o , Springdale, 41-41-12; fore the flrat inning Was over. Coyle, rf plate by hitting two doublea. champs, M , to break a losing Ayera, c i 4 1 • Initial practice, The aquad will Allen for aeven hits, as good as Mrs. Irving Sattermaa, Crest- CUffwood misplays and a hit by GUI, u Ed Schlssel in losing apun a streak that has bfset them since I I I gather at the beach at the shore the Kansas City Monarch! or moot, 4140-83, and M n. Philip Bob Bratsafolis made It 8-4 Key neat three-hitter but suffered from early in the season. They look to Lae, Jb J 3 3 Memphis Red Sox could do. • Allen Foote, Maplewood, 30-47, Lead­ port in,the top of the third. The Ktypert CanBaab (1) Cook, rf Mid ol First Ave., off to the left. a streak of wildness and walked make it two Jn a row Sunday at I 0 J fsnned nine Royals and walked ing Women golfera out of the PAL pls/ers bounced back quickly. ab r I Owen plans ti play three games the expense of the wlnleaa Mad! Ellison, r t . < r* tournament thla year are Miss nine men. His teammates Chipped Kennedy, rf ; - 1 9 I two. Carl Stephens, on the mound Flynn uniettled Stultz, on the Splllane, e ; . 0 0 0 in Keyport and three In Red Bank Maureen Orcutt, White Beech­ in with three errors to aid thp , R. Merrill, IT 3 (1 son aide. , for Cliffwood, got the third strike mound for the Jets, by belting a Flshbeln, c Norgate team. Manager1' George There was no question about the o f a 12-game schedule thla year. past six of thr potent Sox bsts- es; Mrs. Philip Cudone, Forest homer to start the bottom of the R. Davla, 2b 10 1 Terry, If Arrowt winning this one from the \\ men snd walked none, HU!; Terry Logan, E ssex third. Billy Collins got safe en an Christopher of Norgate announced J. Merrill, 3b 2 0 1 O ns new player ,1a being added start. They handed their pitcher, Rada, lb 0 0 F ells, 1058 cham p, and M rs, errpr, Vin Schettino picked up his that he will step down from his LoSapio, c 111 from Keyport, Kerry, Frye, a 230- Stephens control was perhaps a Bob LoPresto, a three-run lead In Annlella,' lb . 0 0 managerial duties to devote full Fischler. lb 3 0 0 bit too good,. for when the Sox Joseph CriUe, Montclair, . second hit and jack Brown was Dobroiky, p twi pound llnaman who played on the time to his outfield position. Teitlno, ss 1 0 0 lha first Inning end that w u all batsmen hit, they generally con­ safe on a fielder’! choice, loading jie needed- Frank1 Washington hit Slate, p I . t 0 undefeated KHS eleven of 1B58. Chestnut Hill edged Fleetwood Valll, cf . 10 0 nected for extra bases. They Jolt. the sacks. Walt' Isaksen hit safe­ f. triple with Joe Bonczek and Park 7 to 8 after being down by B each, p ^ ' 3 0 0 Owen alao has sounded out the ed the former Matawan H ig h ly, and, when thi ball got away Carmen Davlno aboard and icored 1 1 11 H Indian Bowmen five run* in the fourth inning. possibility of two former Matawan pitcher In the first Inning when from Henry, In Renter field fpr on Jack Jankowski's Single to' .', r‘W»m*ry . . the Jets, .threp .more rum scored Fred Doran scored the winning , v ’. i i i i stara, Dick Frost and Lee Trout, Monty Banks, second up, blasted Scor* by Uhlngs: Sreate the earlyArrows lead. Doublet — 01U, • ^riploi — Lee out a triple, and Moose Belton, ahd. . the ' Cliffwood team fun from second base on a line Add Marker In Second reluming the grid game this fall. At Club Shoot Keyport Cardinals 010 000-1 3, Terry. Honie'n -r- Dobrosky, fourth, scored Banka with a w as ahead 8-0. single by George' Volpe In the The annual club shoot and pic­ K eyport Raidera: ’ 200 J U —4 The Keyport team added a Gill. Struck'out by: Styles 0, Wil­ It ll all a matter of how they feel double, • •' - Tied In-Fifth eighth Inning. Manager Jack Pad- marker ln tlie lecond when Be/i about thextralning routine after nic of the' Indian HlU Bowmen The Jets tied It up at eight-all ovano picked up the win In re­ son 3, Dobroiky 2, Slate 7, Walks Cliffwood had their best chance lief. .- ,. Jackaon tripled and acored on a and their ramlliei waa held Sun­ In the fifths With one out, John by: S ty lK l Waljpi fejlobroaty Z; having been out o! action aeveral to score In the. first when Bob lteldej'1 choice, In the fourth the Brown was walked. He was forced JBill M artin, still in the ferm that Slate i A n olf: $tyi»l 4 >od ,4 In yeira. Two veterans of the Cliff- Jackson and Dolly Slmnu con­ day at the Upper Beers St. range. Arrows burled the Red Bankets. by Bratsafolis. \ Tom Gevas and brought him tbe.. most valuable Ini Action Atyiin ^ After Lsri. Flotek, lha Ilrlt m»tv 1; S1»U 3#nd y«yt^M tbn7, .. YifOOd . „ „ Rams...... , .of .. yesterday,______Joe nected. «afely with one oyt. But The-couifse of 28 targets was dlvld- Pon .Walker jingled. When the re- player aw ard In tf«e all-star gam e, up, .Walked," Al Dcllkat, Bonczek,' * in ^l-O obroiyrJpSidJjU.S.APini*#id Dava Smlth.'Joom large Allen ihowed why h» standa out ed evenly between field- ind aiil- ; Freehold’s ,Scrappy.J*$k .Oster- 7 \ay.got ’ away from -Isaksen,' at pitched Garden Parkway to a J to Davino, Vashlngtpn and Leo Ked- Winning'Pllphlr -i'DoSroaky, Los-1 in. Qwen's. plans. N@t/,Trczza, froqi the mob aa a pitcher by miller will he; Greg Jarque In m il rounds rft lhk rtngl*.' ■:>> 1 ind " th fc r ikai’the " PA 'lilt t';! -‘ “ hutfUtw B“ .-Uli*rilM 4 victory over Urfpier' Raritatf. xlerskl all hit safely In a row to Ing Pitcher — Stylei. -Umpires — former Middletown (Leonardo) all. blazing the.pitches through*) fan One of thjL solo bouts on the card In Class A competition,- Ed -scored and It was all tied up.' JiiJtf'Miirfy, %idy, T race, Coach Gill and Jpe Lee led a first Inning Is scheduled Saturday at Vin.- nlng tracki in Nev York later In m ade It i<-0 by sending another clu de E. Wharton, 122 and M. wood Star ‘'Mile” Mazurkl wno K oppenberger with a 9fi. / George Beach and' hil • players assault' good for four ,'runs in D y k ei on Pleasure B ay In the the day will mov^’some of them home run drive out of sight over I* teamed with Pep; Chlcarro to At Its regular meeting Monday took their defeat like good sports:- which the former doubled and tho Shrewsbuty River. away from the trotters at night, the fence. When Banks smashed 'Engage , tha Indian teim 'of Chief night, the club voted to Install a Matawan Township PAL (» .\ : latter tripled. Gill hit- a hom er In Advance reservations indicate a the real competitive concern out a triple and acored on Jackie Big Heart and Chief little Eagle. moving daer target at the Beers ' i ’ " ab r h the filth and Lee came through well attended affair and, like ill for the Greater New York Singleton’s hit ln the seventh, St, course. The full-size deer model Pizzl, If ' with two more three-baggerl, be­ other. Squadron activltlei WlU be a Racing Association. Also, the Stephens was relieved on the will be propelled it a given speed B atson, ss fore th* game was over, , most enjoyable one. A . weekend later starting hour, at New York mound for CUffwood by Earl along a wire, stretched between Flynn, p .Bennett tapped Rumson pitcher rendezvous at Lavalotte Yacht tracks is going to hurt big league Gumbs. The Sox put the game two points. The moving tSrget will Colllni, 3b ' Paul Dobrosky tor a hit In the Club In August and a. barbecue up baseball attendance at afternoon away.:before The frame, was .over. Fraz|er, lb ^ ; sixth to break the bid of that the-Ntveslnk River Sept. 12 are B«mes in New York. Betting :Cllffwood. filled- the bases on furnish bowmen with practice at shooting a fast moving deer,’ Vin Schettino, cf hurler for a shutout. BUI Cullen coming events. • • figures at Monmouth Park, as Allen fit the eighth, but the New B. Brown, c and Lee Trout had Walked and released by the stats treasurer,' York pitcher had the stuff to pre­ Isaksen; 2b : advanced on a balk. Bennett tingl­ Jersey Shore League ahow an filcrease over 1958. Last serve his shutout. . Kofoed Third ed. them home and scored himself year,: In the first three weeks bf . Cliffwood Royal! (0) onan'error. He.may be given'tf Uiat Sunday’s Resulta the SO-daymeet, the pari-mutuel . ■ ' : ab r Jack Kofoed. Keyport Yacht JKHOinroiCHMI WUI _ chancd on the mound agalnft L. B. IAMA 5, Freehold Town­ h in d le w as 329,093,737. Tljls year AUlson, 2b " 10 C|ub, finished third in the Penguin — Plus — Vfo MARlktf Keyport. : ' ' ■ ■ " • -. ... ;. ers 4 (10 Innings), the figure Is Up to $31,053,106 for; Bob'Jackson, 2b . 4 0 division at the Red Grant', R egatta ■ . Keyport Arrows (I)' ■ Rum son A 's 11, M adison PBA 3 a similar period. The state O,. Wathington, sa 4 0 at Raritan. Yacht Club,. Perth Am­ ::•: . : .i....-, «b t . h Keyport Arrows 9, R, B. Town revenue from, the wagering Ii D. Simms, lb , . s o boy, last weekend. He amassed 20 Dollkat, s i r." I I i era 3. ■■ ■' ■ -, - - $2,630,942 which Is an Increase of E. Gumbs, rf, p 4 0 0 points to 24 for Roger Brown; Mon­ Bonczek, )b i Stephens, p 3 0 0 mouth Boat Cliib, /Red Bank, . NIPTUNI . ■ Beltnar 8, Oakhurst Seniors 3. 11 per cent over 1958. Attend­ Rt. 35 at Circle - Liberty M 7» C. Davlno, 3b . j , .' Standlnga a n ce Is up 9.6 per cent. C. . C ross, If, p 4 0 aecond, and 27 3/4 for Gardner Cox, Box .Office Opens 7 P Jt, . TICHNICOLOH F; Washington, lb .'Team - .■ W L Pet. ■ • ■ ‘ * * • S Gurabs, If . . “ ; T O Mantoloklng, tha trophy winner. I MUSIC CIRCUS I Kedzlerskl, rf C. Wathington, 3b '3 0 There were 97 bolts Irt 11 classes Shows Nightly At Duik •aWMfTMfflff ______Nepluna, N. J. Long Branch IAMA.. 7 1.000 RACING CHARACTERISTICS! TiUIUCU \ Naaaa, rf' . R um son A’s S 2 .714 aa between the current meeting at R . Sim s, c • ; . 3 9 In th e . regatta. CHILDREN ALWAYS FREE Jankowski, cf Clax, e " l t I M ilo W fit Albury Park ' Oakhurst Seniors ■ 4 3 .571 Monmouth Park ind the spring Pletrewlu, If - meeting at. Jamaica, Indicate how O.- Gumbi, of. - . 2 0 t«H. I>N| M .1 1s t I.M, s«i, |,ga Freehold Townsmen 4 3 .571 Wed. • Sat, July ,15-11 Sim.-M«vi - Tti^. '.I«V l». 2$; J l Sharkey, If ' Belmar A.C, 4 J ^571 much, "form” at Ocetnport veers Y ates, r f m,', . - 1 0 Opens * • « ., fair t|.J » l» **' Ben, Jackson, 2b Red Bank Towners 3 4 .^29 from the itandird at the world's Space Men Invade the Earth Bob LoPreito, p M I J ' MUM WORTH ta Keyport Arrows 2 5 .286 premier "good form” racetrack, *ThE MYSTER1ANS” Florek, p - Madison PBA ■ 0 .7 .000 ioon to be a race track no more: ft . V. Mack Sox (7) In Color , BELLS ARE RIN6IN8 Games Sunday At Jantalca. 39.9 per cent of ■ ■ . J7 * 11 Oakhurst at Froehold. ■ . favorites going off, or two out of Percell, rf . c a n s owh tao - mov« >t ouw . - . P l u a - : ,. ’ HaH 0r<»r« W fi nPMm Red BaaK Towaera (3) Madlaon ‘PBA at Keyport. ' five, came in to win and three out Banka, sa , C*«OOWJ.*W-IVmrt_ArM!yi._310L.SM..(10 added Mn— w r t i Hygrade Food 17 4 E d Kulas 201 other Jersey Shan League Isataa, Cajiina Trio of paiatiag moat ol the 111 Meet Errors gave the Tern era thesr defeat a team mid* up of town- Aedy Usuly, Frank Guyra. MB Handkap aad the natal tart ig s provided Ike ■ aensatta C< the MAT-KEY WED. NITE w o n bridges aloag its U2 miles *< ahip officiate and potic* by a W cstkweia, Daylaa W ilsaa, R a f charity ball July 23. H I H Gulf m HS three fiaal runs ia the later taa- • N. J. Sute Semi-Pro Baseball raad. score of 7 to 9 ln i game played HUtoa, Sam Straaiero and Lee Weber Roofing . u 6 July 1 kigj. Brown pitching steadily af­ Twe lead Bp evfJHs to the Moa- SnUb of tha potice depiftioeal. Tito's Mechanics m T eam W L Touraey to date, whea th*y oust­ ITte new m ethod not only cu ts at the Been St. School field on mouth H at n f are scheduled. ter hia early lapse. But Pel* Schisael at W a e d I a a d P ark R ady's BS g 12 O utcasts m i m ed the highly-favored Plainfield costs; H als* produce* a better Fourth of July. ' One Is Ike H UM added Rumson Stewart's "JS* It 3 Eovino was so stseag aa th* Hank Springsteen of th* pohcc pitched aa onlslaadlng gasw ta t Keyport Recreatioa 5 U Saraceni W in 10 laaiag* at jub. Actually, it Isat paM that’s H t t M r * kt ail farioegs lor tbna- the winners with ueai-periect sup­ M umma's t 21 Schuber’s Atlaatic U 1 being appbed ta the bridge*, lfa round he did aat let a Uhil Jay department did an excellent Job yearaids aad up Setsrday. The MacWiiliams Stadium, Perth p e d from Dom Triaia, Foxwood; «M Scries Np. 4 12 > as asphaltic ail which dries la a get iala acoriag posMioa uatil tb* oa the mound for the losers forc­ second ii the IMjMt tid e d Lamp­ N e. 7 Asiboy, Saturday, ■ ing many of the talented associa­ Warrea Raggeaan, Nor gala Man­ John Barna M0-2M-1S&-<11 11 I t hard, black, mirror-bka Eoak hhh ianiag whea it waa too ke* lighter Handicap lor three-year- tion Mrt era t» rstura te the bench or; Jack P a d e v a a o , Chestnut Tom A'Gostiau 2JS1W1S4—56* Keystoaers a i i Bob iiPtesto, former Rutgers Oae ceet doee th* Jeb coaipared old*, s t one-nnTe-and-one-sixteentft ta de them any goad. via Ihe strike eat root*. Loeee M il; Jim' R * d m « sd , G arden 2M C lab Blros's - m iJVi iquadmin, becass* th* winning with twe coats el graphite paiat W edaesday. N e. 11 7 14 M atawaa Tarrttrs (T ) play on the pert et the towaakip Parkwsy; R. R. VanWart, Split Tna ATmainQ JH pitcher when he relieved Keyport used in tha pest. “Lila —[— —- Bzura’s team farred th* game into extra Rack; John Horan. Coralwood; These races wfll briag togrther •>£*■ B a m a S ttM iM S 4 11 cy" of tack Jeb Is lft-U years. ab ■ starter, Bab WWwwski, ia the George Christupber, Norgate M aif " letfl' flight” horses to those WiU W alling 214-213 Mary Carter Paiat* 1 U Just last month, a* aa example, Paul Eovino, a ian where a costly raiseue al­ er; Jim Ryan. Raritan Ridge; likely ta ge ta the Monmouth. The Bin Barker 111 M l C lab akith and held tbs PlatafleM th* Wl leot kag bridge that car­ Masiello, U lowed ths winning nms to score. A trapkp waa presented to tbe G o r d o n Hollywood, Fleetwood; winning owner ia either race could R ay E v e n h a m ' 281 Rotaad St J*ha ' Ml team sale after they had tlad it ries tive roaialla* tracks aver Pete Eoviao, p Ralph Cenme, Upper Raritan, um Mr winning! to finance a sup­ BUMorri* ■ 20 Madison Ava., Elisabeth, waa lyApoUto, sa slag ttaas ta ba retataed uaU up. i wta ia scored la what ie pianaed Gil Bennett, president of tb* as­ plementary entry into the big race MAT-KEY MON. Waller BuckwaM ' Mt "painted” by the art method hs Ziegler, lb BUI Haberman, Ferdham Uni­ ta k* aa anaaal game. sociation, served as manager. for kta h o o t. J e ly ( Al Goldman 2M 10 days at a total coat of ataterlal C. D avis, rt 2U-222 versity player, aet U1* Keyport Head Naalnee Ust Teaaa W L Baddy . Short . sad labor ul last thaa SIQQI. Ta I t s k o . ct Mat-Key 300 B ar 17 231 7 K ee B e n u . team up in business in the fourth paint this bridge by th* formes D. D avlno, Jtk Two hone*. Alhambra, winner Middletown-Kecosburf ot Ihe $25,000 Arch Ward Me­ MAT-KEY TUE3. with a homer wilh tw» ahoad al­ method would have taken 24 days Machado, Ib . N a n B a a k IT 1 morial al Arlington Park, Chicago, ter Fra* Washingu» had sewed a id cost over $4000. Pete's Inc. If 8 w r T kits by John Bland and Car­ a r i CaB Us For Complete Saturday, aad Tick Tock, first In L Ziegler's Electric Service IS 9 th e J22JOO added Blackstone Valley B elles B e a s t . a Davino. Tbe Arrows ras MHwaa ihw k n W ClifTs Seafood 14 10 k 4 Haadfcap at Narragansett last Sat­ their leed ta J-l in Ihe bot«n, of Lawley’s JUal Estate Paiirs Barber Shop 7 Terriers Blight .. .. . ; : a k r urday, head the notnu.ee Ust (or m m OK Sales k Service^ , t tbe third whea Leo Ked«l*rsW Km Jay's 13 11 the R ouen Handicap. Tick Tock, Fou Mmhiwtt - t scored on a duet by Biwe Bob Brown, p Repair Swvkc On Yonr Headrick's Dairy D trailed by MonmoqtN jockey Sam- N o. l l I Ftuillpe. Blue Ja y Hopes L**«bria,Jk Betty ft Eddies 12 rjjr Boulmetis, is the more likely Ac^Uaaaelac. I 1 Qafy Ona B a BeWad 1 Pete Eoviao pitched a three-Ut Cne e * . « ' H alf’s Sunoco Service n •I the t m to appear. 11 both ap­ II The Saracens kept touching v p shutout lor the T*rrisss ever tbs Geriafaaa, cf Fisher's Cities Service n The Spooadrs pear, the R n n a will a n m ma­ Angie's Jauoot Sarvke U WUkawskL until they were only Blua Jsys. as tbe final week ef Bulaka. H - N o. 1* 12 Washer • Dryer II play la th* 1-12 latgjae ttarted B ek, If ' jor proportions, UlricW n Baal Walks U Weeks IW 01 M hekiad going ta»a the alalk u LoPresto relieved. Wfl^towUtl o* anxag Matawaa trams to dMld* DeNardo. 2k i Two more horses stand out In N a J u DUieLesB*ery , N a n ' th* Kst of nominations. One is Schuber’s Atlantic u Ike for the Arrows efter the leamd hag Mattwaa champ. WHka, rt Refrigerator • Freezer Nhk's Bessty Sal**y 11 The first aad **aad haU wiaaer P e * a e ,lb ceftaka surter, Jadya Stable* U ’l Kulas Boat Works Dave Fowler had walked and ad­ ft: Uoksar Electric Ovtr Fdla, Ihe enlalanding horse ut the No. n H •HUH vanced to scoring position fa;tW will meet ts deckle which ihek lagram, rf. Ik Mqamcutk - aeaaen to date, and N o. t t Betty’s .Best H nck • 12 ■kith on Ben Janotta’s hit.'‘An be tha Matawaa eatry la th* Air*Gohiitiotter I^usnount Diner • 12 error let Fowter gallop ta ,Mb county playoffs...... w iaaer s t two stakes eventa. The Flamingo Bar 7 n f Montagna's Amoco. • O The Terriers Jumped sa the of­ lea a d la Bardstowa, who was held N a » • i t tbe tjrfag raa. . . M, •* out ol the race at Chicago Satur­ (M Serfs* N o. IS ■ D la tbe 10th, Kedxlerski led off ferings of Bob Bnwa. Bla* Jays MaUwaa Tarrlwa Television ^ .Radios day. Berdstmni had beta under John CUe* i M - n u u - w i M a t Win* ft Uqmrf «WMH with a Ml aad Jack Jankowski pitcher, to build ap a (bar-run Matawaa Blue Jayt 9*rlM treatm ent for an injury sin ce Win­ ihek’Singier' " ‘ r 191-I2J-51^-«JI ran lor (dm.. Washlagloa wafcad, WOUam rankosU isi-2»-M »-Mr ning the Widener at Hialeah in J o k sC e c e se m U S M X moving Jankowski to saamd. Phonographs « Smkll February. Bardatown's return to Jeny Hettrfck ’ msind (Jten. singled, K°r,log ■ f i t m o H a F. action wilt attain nationwide ht- P u d P read ZS-1»I»I-W kcwski wlth the winning run. terest. His racing at Monmouth Vete Fischler >11711^lU-(l« Tbe Arrows will ,pl*jr. ,JW *T Electrical Appliances wilt depend largely on the weight m C U b City Destroyers to i serol-nnal W iUia» Yadw shl. assIgaaL His racing Saturday vrfll JM G iles ' ‘ ■> ix'» 216-211 J T'*T'J 7 rouad aim s sJ OaUoo fW<». P^th Joseph Pora&bo be a trial for the Monmonth, where Earl Jacobsen 2 U "S Anboy. Saturday. Mefroae sport* Joha Boaaetti U l he Is an entry. Andy SHstak M» lag Goods team. New Bruna- wick, eliminated the Newark Wa Repair All Makes 1 Other entrants of caliber are Jack Siacer . 223-113 MAT-Kier LADIES MON. IHltEE Braves In the first half rf th? MM. L' Gashca's Bumpy Road, Art Cakuisiui OB W « doubleheadtr in which the Ar­ sectnd to Tick Tock ia the Black- John Cecere 2Q2-2U-2U T eam All Work Guaranteed rows were engaged Satarday. stone VaBey; Brookfield Farms Jerry Hettrick 324-224 Molly Pitcher Home* IS MelnMe, the defen«iw iM ptp Itobe and Itendu; EBtham Stables’ F red Iroos 203-205 II No. T titliita, engage the Moflalt rarm Hubcap; Maine Chance Farm’s AI BeUettl 218 N o. 4 II turn, Vettrflle, at MaeWiUiam Jew el’s Rew ard and C. M akloa Joe Burgess S l Laurence Harbor Esso 8 AalU Slovenz Stadium Sunday. The Soafth JW’ OCEANPOHT, N . J. Repairs Made by Factory Kline’s Vegeo. It looks like the 212 No. S « Steve Slovens ggu team eliminated the Long best entry Ust st the Gceanport 2M N o. I t I otiss from Girdia Mat! Pirkwiy, bit 105 Part Presti 225 Bin Braach IAMA. Jersey Sbiir* Lea­ track to d»te. > Trained Technicians Dot Morrnko . 7H N o. < ■ p s leaders, Saturday U . tied 'Mile R e c o r d George Beacb IN N a 2 7 K * » ® n * ------RACING thru AUG. 9 lateaikaaliy beada the list of Pete Terranors 222 N o. M 1 nominee* l«r the Lamplighter, bat S T M H M 9 M C I I . . . It is certain that the horse Who Kedtierikl, rf ' MIMSON MANDfCAP recently tied the mile record will Pbtlltpa. e !•> . ta 135.000 A I M VIlUl X L i L A ca remain It Arlington Park for the Bznra’s Second Zuback Scores F. Washington, lb luu running of Ihe WMOS Americans Bland, X> LAM M JOHTU HANDICAP Strvlc* classic. lastead, B noU idl Farms, NowToColuceTs D avlao, If ‘ W^. My » UUK U h i SoU. V j l n hia owners, win be represented at At Long Branch Boacxak, 2b Monmouth by their entry of I'm A i m * tar dianiptonihlp faooois . Central Jersey (Outboard) Rac- Habermaa, cf r m u t t r u t n m t m Wfning and In Thee. Another im­ is deveiopisg^ is tbe Matawan-Key- WiHunrdd, p Cor. E. Front and Broad Sta. Kayport lag Association failed to place in LaPntta, p O vldsar end tnds*< dtalnt pressive' entry for the event fa poet Softball Leagnc ss th* tha Region Three Stock Outboard M n a m . , . haedy calaiaita Mrs. .Ada L, Rice’* Cedar Brook J a a k o w iU ; , h lrfi et*a the w aiiblehd . . . move Mo the home Mreida. lt OwmpionsWps at > Loet ' B t v FOR SIRVfCtCAU eoatesNMs b ss|a aad o i k »«£$*,I* : ► exppctell^it last Sfttor- a complete runaway tor the Co­ divisiooals Aug. 1-J at Lake Qaki- ChlMMBi«SirtaMladffl!lla4 J » dayby ipeettiig The Irishmaa in ined Association. South Amboy. It ^gisamondi, Worcester, Mass., in COHax 4 ISIr L ave/ •* POST 2.30 ' Ocii/y Double Cloies 2:20 the Saranac Hodicap al Belmcal Is true that Colucd's still holds Roaale lutiack. ytasg M o r g a n D tnkam , 11 Park if eotettd. He is Alamode the upper hand, paxtkblaj^y ia the boatbuQder. Bfiaat^ 2b Arms Mail Order. Ai the Irish* Important “games log” column, Znheck .won both beatsd tbe F ow ler, e t mam also waa a nbinlaee but not Constantino, C hut- they are mrrttng 'whh chal­ to race io tbe liap- BU hiasbwit dhrisioa, scoring the Kohora. e ’ U^ter before his startling defeat lenge from both Old IdiU Dairy maximum total of 800 potnt|. Har­ Jaaootta. Ib Saturday, tbe question o I lighter to g e t ‘A lt W em hh off fete h» the “wia" to constitute a serines tnek a fifth la tbe C stock race. Scare by record. ]f this occurs, tbe Lamp- threat to the Colluci’s. Beating the Louis Letwensld, Union Besch, Plainfield . IM R2 *11 *-» will attract great attention Dukes Monday vaulted Btara’s In­ was sixtk la DU; Bob LctwensH. ICeyport . 041 W0 oof 1—I throughout the country. to second place over Old M0!. Bam* nms, Hal>ermtn. Union Beach, sixth la CU, snd Ihe. Lamplighter wiU draw oaa . Winning pitcher, LoPresto: los­ Monmouth Dekes, wHIa ln last Tony LaCoats, Keyport, sixth ia ing pitcher, Booth. ■ hone, Mra Etnel t». Jacobs' fry place, hsve been a thorn in Ihe the D stocks. Leaguer, who has be*n performing side o( OU MUi Dairy. Last Fri­ Umpires-Cttnella, Arnena. excellently around. JN e w York day the pukes upset the Dairymen At no time did the CJORA , • ■■11 1 aim 1 . driven pail iata first plsn rna- tracks ks aoMtakaSi .eventa. Hi* a second time this seasaa H . But teatJea in the Add at 12S contest­ Home From Camp Drum rawing la a stake* race wilt be lot fftplr losses to the Duket, Ota ants tat all tt dMsioaa. Bat they watched with intem t. Mill would be tied with Cdscd’s Sp. t WlUkut A r ' S m . 12 West slso had plenty of boats behind tor the lead. First St., Keyport, hu returned Other horses who stand cwt theirs at the finishes. There was The schedrie this Fiber st Laareaoe after two weaka af trahilag with are Elkham Farmi AtoOaad Opes Llebeck “flipping.” Water con­ View, Mrs. E. Barry Ryam’s Mid­ Harbor tonight; a vital contest. Ihe N.J. Natkaal Guard. He has ditions were good tor the regatta, completed 12 yean rt trmlamg at dle Brother. Dorchester Fuji's Bzura vi. Colluccl at Matawan which was watched by a crowd Gygis aad M is. Wallace Gilroy's High field U m by. also on that Camp Drum aad this was his last estimated tt 4)0. time there since he will complete Jet Fad. ? ; ■ sight. HoUywood vs. Dukes at This coating weekend, Boggt, Laurence Harbor; Tuesday. Fiber 30 year* o l serv ice In June I960 George Andrews, Lee W imock and vs. Old Mm at MBS and and wm retire bom the N.J. possfbty one or two more CJORA Nstional Guard. LEAGUE FORMING Wednesday, Baua »s. HoUywood drivers win Journey to Maryland a t Laurence H a tto r and Old M1B to participate In Uie Mg regatta vs. Ootacd at South Amboy. IW s Stortan; a. Ed B *rt*r Jr., L tnrm .it at Sotomoa’s laland. Pa.; 3. Jim Bl/ter. Bro«kl.»n; 4. 59-60 SEASON last one Old MiM mast win or Its The summary of events in which KO Hoed Jr., 1monkm; H Z m i M soday l PM. (77M 04) curtains for ttiiB. : eres drivers were entered follows ’ j t Br^toj. I “ ‘ I P J t ( U M C ) The league standtogs asjof Mon­ - DU Boaabonts . FAINT OFFER ! r I M l (BMW) 1st n*av-i. m (« ■ . n». ^ b»u as»j s M i­ day night were: Mia Wharf, Pa.; J Hlchart Rata. • PJW. (MH7S> W L P et PotUtown, Pa.; 3. Louis letwensld, T eam Union Beacti: 4. Harrison B o n i Jr., BOWLING DAILY 14 3 .<34 n t UmW-I. Ju k PoiAMttL Borden* Coluccl Association to w n ; 9. J t t n n Kouffc, B itttorw : 3. 3 Game* For $1.00 17 7 .709 Victor FrankUn, Spoliwood; 4. Den Bzura's «ur, t Prnitiai; 9, Boggt; 4. Rcm; D 6 .684 S ics. Kfjrperl; 5. a D t* . ON ALL PAINT PURCHASES Old Mill Dairy & UtwrukL ■' , 12 Noon to 5 P.M. «rson. ' _ . Fiber Chemical 7 11 J88 FUul Point*—1. PonUu*-700; 2, 2nd O’D ta: r Koexh; 3. Bee*-46fl; 3. 5rh«f*eJ-400: 4. Bo t t * Polruelt; 4, John DIFebo, WH»nlnft»n. Hollywood Oilers C 12 JS 3M: k U iw M tk l-m m t c T u r 2 ^ ,a r n t ou r t Kozy Lanes Morgan .13* D e l.; 51 rrankUn. Monmouth Duke* 3 H t V K n tk ta U Final Potnl* — I. Priwetl^P: «. U( H«it — I. Ronald STuback. Koufh-flOO: *. 0'Dei<5JT: f. rrmfclin* (coattooed bottom next cohimn) *52; 0. Wca-2M; «. PirctwlM EVERY cahFREEli^EVERY FREE!

A lu m in u m MABT CM itK OtfTSfM M fAINT aura hat wAu Am A c a n i e m u a t u t \ Tht* bsiullful, auy-la-at* tnlarla^ A sew p*M experience aa tailda at Ameslnf peri seia *m« la Mis at eufiM a turf*cis. Suparfoe h r w a l l . paint It tviilabla ta fc a n rf r a dl af RUIBKIH SAXOPHONE p a ln f. M s n r a M h f , basirftfcfjftnhk, ealan. Irushaa ar raUa *a*U«. Aa a » Ac* Uager . Leader of “Nite Owls1* saSIaos, meioory af *1 ty**i. Daatat aety WusUsf, tiU bag wMrfnf. Mlt> - a f Im at f diadii M fia if ito uiust watt palat that hes axlra week. GUITAR dlaibttalulei. er no afcWy tnd leaf lfa. _ gj( 9 g Mika Rastas - apptarlag la »«—* Mta d a is |U I^«M is% _|A #0»7B t u t w m q r. ACCORDION ... 1W I * DEC* SMAMB* ciriHA u m UBUM «u>» • NO PAINTING aacW - Placed Sacaad to A. A. A U 9M ou ss ountDKoa.rAnn as* appearing st * a “Flame” « m t« L rfarstnHy, alffcta.n ^ A BfMkgl MldNl fat U ta • haad-nsfcbad taMi BaUkUa*l • NO FITTING m , m m t o h af pirpoeM. Mtrfn* hr h it M f m f M TRUMPET AND ORGAN Jlf-ytilW m htnt fiM w MM> imra aaaaHiiif m wfi^ lif ptipi^ fesrt ar pi*f*iitoMl« — "**V W aa., LIGHT WEIGHT I fM , bay latAi* leufh '***’• Mat. Itiy (ppdseffaa. $1.98 flMtktd**. , itM ” ” DRUMS ------— - r , ------W JM f t r i f . , t U t 9 " * * Fred Diya* - f a a o ly played wHk

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William Nann, one of the par­ bankrupt Mr. Eden estimated it ft South Bus Lines were given per­ Just in tha summar. Tbey alao Clerk Daniel S. Ely were payroll or other expense to meet Boy On Bike Hit Sutphcn Av*. N ot A ents asked. "What are we going would cost him (7000 to put the mission to add seven more buses pledged to make stop* within the puzzled hy a request from the at thia time. Tbe committeemen Throughway; Fined to tell children?" street in shape and provide vtbe on their Jers# City to Asbury to pick up and discharge townsUp board of education for voted to give (he board half of the "They've read the' newspapers drainage facilities needed. Park Bus route. The bus firm $50,000 at this time. It w u noted $50,000 this m onth and half next Crossing Traffic Going through Sutphen Ave., tonight,” Mr. Nann -said, "and the Mr. Weigand explained th a t pledged to operate all year, not The township committee and that the board bad no sizeable month. July t , a street barred to through Injuries .to three persons were people in the other towns know all when a pledge to execute the con­ traffic, at an7 excessive speed cost reported is accidents Investigated about it now.” ditions of the bond July 1 w u not Charles S. Polhemus, Neptune, a l& M u tim Township Police dnr- Mrs. Morehart added. "This will met by the bonded developers, he 110 fine and $5 costs when he ap­ T ngae week. Summons was issued follow our children Into the re­ had called on Mr, Eden, u guar, peared before Magistrate James to Spencer C. Beckley, 48, Red ceiving s c h o o ls . Everybody antor of. the bond, to perform the H. Martin, Matawan. Chief John The Matawan Journal Classified Ads . Bank try Patrolman Ralph Wal­ knows that to be from Madison work on the streets at his own J. Flood, borough police, who sign­ lace Friday alter that driver hsd Township is the first one strike expense. ed the complaint, warned that po­ struck G eorge Hubert, 14, ot 388 against you in a receiving school. Committeeman Ernest E. Pes- lice would "crack dowit" on driv­ Shore Concourse, Cliffwood Beach, Now they’ve got two strikes.” eux brought to the committee's at­ FO R S A L E HOUSES FOR SALE ers who do not take the prohibit­ FOR RENT HELP WANTED riding a bicycle on Route 35 north Easy For Children Te Forget tention a demand for street aigns ing of through traffic on Sutphen MATAWAN: Beautiful brand new $1800 to $2600, deUvered to your t a t of Center St. The Hubert boy wss in Maurice Manor. Committeeman LADIES Ave. seriously. Miss Carol Delbasco, a board CAMERA apartment, 2 bedrooms, 20 ft liv­ Bungalows, 4 rooms and bath. taken by Matawan Township First member, said, ''It’s fairly easy Edwin Liebenow said that Holm, Chief Flood also signed a com 4x5 CROWN GRAPHIC ing room, kitchen with dining area, If you have a pleasing personality, Houses located in Manalapan, N. J. Aid Squad to Monmouth Medical for children to forget the unpleas­ del soon was to be the only muni­ plaint against John Stepransec, Flash Gun — 3 Holder* bath. Oa bus Une and near R. R. like to talk to people, and have 15 Center for treatment. antness that happens in school; cipality in the area without an Housemovers, Inc., 58 Hull Ave­ Irvington, for passing over the station. Call CO 4-1106. w jtf hours a week to work, WE! NEED Mr. Beckley told the officer the they'll remember the good things, overall system of street signs and nue, Freehold, N. J. CaU FReehold double white line on Route 34 : YOU. If you need extra money, boy. rode his bike through a line he asked action in the matter. He ROOM for r e n t CaU LOweU 6-4230. July 7. The fine was HO and $5 not the unpleasant ones; it won’t YOU NEED US. CaU SHadyside off H ighw ay 31. D aley k P etries. of southbound traffic waiting for did not believe street signs should BIDING TRACTOR costs. take long to forget it.” UNION BEACH; 3 or 4 rooms and 1-1327. wjM 8-i915. wjtf the light to change at CUffwood be installed in a different pattern 7-HP — BULL P U P w Magistrate Martin consented to Mrs. Morehart then spoke up to bath, g u beat, adults/ Country . A ve. and Route 35 and em erged In spots throughout the tpwnshlp. . 42” Blade — W” Mower OPERATORS MATAWAN, modem 3 bedroom a dismissal o f charges in an ac­ strongly endorse Mr. Nann's plaint like setting, near buses and rail suddenly in the path of the Beck­ Resigns Position Nearly New — Cost $750 ON CHILDREN’S SPORTSWEAR home, tile bath, modem kitchen, cident in which the door ol a car and contest Miss Delbasco’s view. road- Five minutes to beach; ley car in the northbound lane. Mr. Mrs. Helen Miller resigned u AND MEN'S ROBES owned by John P. Goetz, 235 Main Mrs. Morehart said of Matawan 1500 call COIfax 4-3049. wl6* full cellar, oU heat; large fenced Beckley said he applied his brakes dog registering officer. The post Salary, $45 - $70; 40 hours w eekly. that she knew "how Madison Park In yard, garage and many extras. St., Keyport, was struck when WIU discuss transportation prob­ and skidded but could not avoid pupils are treated down there.1 Is open to applications from quali­ CAU KEYPORT, furnished room, near opened by a passing vehicle operat­ Priced (15,000; inquire Harry coptact with the bike. Others. averred it was the same fied persons. WILLIAM L . MORRIS buses and business center. Call lem s. ed by Helen Johnson, 24 Seaside BAYSHORE TOGS Clune, 21 Sutphin Ave., Matawan The boy told FatrolnjS>v Wallace thing at Sayrevilie or South River. A letter was read from Jobs COlfai 4-3030 B efore 5 P.M .. CO lfsx 4-0178. w j li PI., Keansburg. Mr. Goetz held LOCUST STREET, KEYPORT or caJl LOweU 6-1129. wjtf that he hsd made due observation All found that a~bad situation wa» Simmons asking six pointed ques­ Gibson 0-9300 A fter $ P.M . pf the red light at the corner and Mrs. Johnson to have made Im­ THREE room apartment, furn­ COLFAX 4-5866 proper observation as a driver. going to be aggravated greatly tions about theconditiansln Sec­ .... ' ''. ' w jtf UNION BEACH, 6 room house. had crossed the line of southbound ished or unfurnished.' AU utili­ Ask for John She believed him at fault for open­ when pupils at Matawan, Sayrevilie tion ), Old Manor, and the al­ large sun porch, lot 50x100. In­ traffic only wllh the knowledge the ties, adults only. Phone COIfax wjtf ing s door on the left side against and South River read of their town­ leged failure of the developers, San Aluminum Windows quire New m an, 919-Sth S tr ee t , light waa red. 4-1909. • . wjtf the lane of traffic. ship principal characterising the Fernando Co., Belford, to fulfill Venetian Blinds H O U SEK EEPER to live In, , good w jl«* Summons Issued Bwket the terms of their bond. Mr. Wei. Madison .‘ Park pupils u coming : Free Estimate* STORE: ideal for professional or pay. References. COIfax 4-5454. KEYPORT: exceUent comer dweU- gand said that an agreement coy Summons was issued to Robert from “pig pens” and lowering the : No M oney D ow n ' « any other business on Broad­ wJ16 ing; 3 bedrooms, sewing room, M atawan Youth Said “morals” of any high school they ering all these points w u to -be ,JE. Booket, 18, o f 19 Gaston Ave., Karl A. Frantz, COIfax 4440$. way, South Amboy. CaU PArkway FEMALE office help; afternoons. bath upstairs. Large Uving room, attend. Mrs. Morehart saw the expected within the next fortnight, Matawan, Tuesday by Patrolman In M organ Accident wjtf 1-0090 after 6 PJiJ. wJ2J Call LOwell 6-1698. WJ16 dining room, den and kitchen down, Madison Park pupils distorted in Boro Buses, Inc., Red Bank, James Hoyt after the Booket car stairs. Oil hot water heat garage; sought a change in route through MATAWAN; countrified home, 2 BOOKKEEPER, female, knowledge w u in collision with one operated Perth Amboy Police Friday night their personal attitudes for life ACCORDION LESSONS selling price $11,900. Carlton H . reported a Car driven by Martin and Mr. Lelberman found the the township oh the run to New­ bedrooms, living room, kitchen of typing and shorthand. Apply by G eorge F . Y eager Jr., 50, at We furnish accordion free. LES-' Poling Realtor, 31 Osborn St., Key- J. Lauterwald, 17. of 79 Ravine “cruel statements” a weapon that ark, allowing for more use of the and bath. Oil hot water heat, full Ralph Fiiedland Bros., LocuBt . Matawan Rd. and Prospect Ave. SONS AT YOUR HOME, $3.50. p o r t COIfax 4-1918. w j ll Dr., Matawan, was in collision any outside pupil desiring to hurt Garden State Parkway. The North ceUar, References required. Ap­ Street, Keyport. w jl6 Mr. Yeager reported injuries uf JOHNNIE WALKER, INSTRUC­ with a car driven by an uniden­ a Madlaon Park pupil could use for ply at office, Carlton H. Poling KEYPORT: new ranch homes; 3 ' the side and back but declined TOR. COLFAX 40814. wjtl FEMALE for office work; fast tified man on Route 35 at the Realtor, 31 Osborn Street, Keyport medical attention at the scene. Avenge or meanness. LEGAL NOTICE growing concern. Must be able , bedrooms, living room, dining­ Morgan Bridge, Lauttrwald said, COIfax 4-1918. w jl6 Mr. Yeager told the officer he 'T he board acknowledged there ORGAN, Hammond Chord. Good to type, knowledge of shorthand room, kitchen and bath. G u heat, had alowed down and gone into he spoke to the other djJveLjfter w u an aspect to be deplored In SHERIFF'S SALK condition. C&ft LOweU 6-4132. fuU cellar, garage; near schools SUPERIOR COURT W. KEANSBURG hear Hwy 36, helpful bqt not esoenUal. Will train aecond gear on Prospect Ave. be­ the crash and then jnofad his car thli. One suggestion to move all • wJ16* and bus lines. Price $16,900. Carl­ OP NEW JERSEY large 3 room furnished apart­ for switchboard. Apply Mary fore entering tha intersection at to the aid* of ths road. When be Madison Park pupils Into Hoffman CHANCERY DIVISION ton li. Poling, Realtor, jl Osborn ment, private bathroom, all util­ Carter Paint Co., llwy 34, Mata­ Matawan ftiT He'claimed he saw- out of his car to exchange MONMOUTH COUNTY WESTINGHOUSB freezer, 0 ft., ex­ Street, Keyport. COIfax 4-1916. High, South Amboy, «a a new Docket No. M m -U ities furnished. CaU KEansburg wan. wJ16 no car but suddenly was rammed information with the other driver, receiving school when attitudes Arrow Savinga and L oin Awooia< cellent condition. CaU LOwell - wJ16 tion* a New Jersey Corporation, Plain' 6-0846. wJ16 PAINTER; experienced. Call when he entered the Intersection. the other man drove off. bad not fermented unhappily yet, $-4400. . VjlO tiff vs: Cuthbert A. Crlchlow u d COIfax 4-1151. wJ33 KEYPORT, 7 room house, steam The Booket youth claimed he had wai dismissed as Impractical on Reba D. Crichlow, hli w ilt, et ab., TWO National c a a h registers, FOUR ROOMS and bath on 2nd heat, ceramic tile bath. Near alowed down and was proceeding BOOKKEEPER; accounts payable. an enrollment b u ll. ^Sy'vSrtua of a wilt ol execution In Singer sewlng snachlne, baby floor; couple preferred.. Inquire school, bus and shopping; wiU ex­ cautiously Into the intersection Ability to type, pleasant working Madison H.S. Bids Profit By Lesson lha above stated action to m e direct* crib, car bed and high chair. Some 84 Atlantic Ave., Matawan. J16 change for your house or lot Mort­ when the Yeager car darted across ed, I ahall expose for t il e at public condiUons. Liberal employee bene­ (continued from page one) Despite all their remonstrance vendue, at the Court House In tha antiques. Call KEansburg (484$. gage funds arranged. L. L. Karkus, Unfront of his and was struck. Borough of Freehold, County of Mon* PERSONAL fits. Canterbury Knitters Ltd., $339,864; Park Steel fc Iron, Brad­ in the matter, the parents let the «^10 Locust St, Keyport ______wJ16 LOwell 6-1057 or KEUog 1-1172. ^Treatment of head, face aod mouth. New Jersey, on Monday, tha ley Beach, f 19^,861; Schwabach- board know they Were not "asking m b day of July. WW, at 3 o'dook, * Wjl$ knee injuries at the scene wa# de­ P. M. Prevailing Time. COMING SOON M eyer, W est N ew Y ork, 1209,403.' for Mr. Wright's Job.” Some of NEW AND U S E D T IR E S HOUSES FOR SALE clined by )vlra. Gertrud)! O ’Neal, AU that tract or parcel of land and RICHARD’S SCHOOL MATAWAN; 6 room houss and E lizabeth Iron W orks, 1233,700; them believed he had had "bis premises, hereinafter particularly oa> a lso ' .­ 45, Union, yesterday when the car scribed, situate In ^ba Townahlp ef OF BEAUTY CULTURE MATAWAN: modem 3 bedroom bath, garage and nice lot Prica Lafayette Iron Works, Jeney City, lesion” and both the principal and In which she w a i riding plowed Matawan, in the County FACTORY RECAPS 39 Broad St., comer of Mechanic. house, attractive neighborhood, $15,W0; call L O w elf 6-1129, Jtf $199,000; .J o h n Maltese, North the system would profit by IL mouth and State of New Jersey: Always At Large Discounts Into one reported to be standing (2nd. floor) Red Bank* N. J. Call tile bath, electric dishwasher and Brunswick, (348,849; J. G. Smiths There even w u some allowance BEGINNING at tha point of inter* on the highway. Villiam J. Mc­ section of the southerly Una of Jar* QUALITY, TIRES for . Information KEansburg $-1034 stove. Attached garage, enclosed PARKER Boarding Home for P a u a lc , <176,000; Mutual Steel k ton the part of the parents that a sey Avenue wltb tha easterly line ot Kinney jr., 17, Nixon, driver of (he 3141 Hwy: 15, Hazlet w jtf back yard, Venetian blinds, storm men and women; M boor a Iron, P assaic, $197,500, - report jram a . policewoman to Ho aa street; - - . first auto, said be bad to stop to tbenee (1) running along a*ld Una uf Phone: CO LFAX 4-173# w indow s a n d screen s. $14,800; -vision; individual diet*, Heating Bid* StanlejrKftrdilnskl, a board mem­ Jersey Avenua North M avoid running Into the car ahead w jtl call LOweU 6-0270. w jtf by State of New Jeresey. ber, about* the troubles that-had degi«es SO minutaa East SERVICES Heating and ventilating flgurea 100 feet: able rates. IK mile* aouth d of him. W. J. O’Neal, driver of ALL MUSICAL lnstrucknU for DAY TIME cars for children in PROPERTY available in Matawan; were (base bids): Singer Co., provoked Mr, Wright should be thence (!) South Si degrade SS mln* M atawan U gh t H ighw ay $4; the second car, told Patrolman utaa St seconds Vast 00.71 rent or kale al low prices at Tbe private home, fenced In equip­ will build to suit purchaser; any Highland Park, $274,313; Boro approached with an open mind. feet; • ‘ • . site White Gate Inn. Call LOwell Francis Chemey, a car following Music Spot. 4} Broad St.,, Key­ ped play yard; constant supervis­ style or type house. Good financing' Plumbing ft Heating, South River, Tbe board members had little to tbenoe (1) South 6S degreea SO mln* 6-0611. Jtf his too closely was responsible for utea West 05.2 feet to uie port Phone COlfai 4-W8, pri­ ion, hot lunches and snack*. Mon­ arrangem ents. CaU COIfax 4-3034 or $211,763; Richardson Engineering, say at the end about the reper. aaid easterly lina oft,Rosa his failure to stop. vate lessons $1.50. Profeulonal d ay thru F riday. LOweU 8-8090. COIfax 4-1676. wJ16 N tw Brunswick, $253,700; Therm al cushions that could be expected . Street; ' ' ' WANTED TO RENT Utencs (i) along aald Urta of Rose Teachers. ■ • wjtl i ’ ' . w jtl MARLBORO TOWNSHIP: smaU Inc., Hlghlahd P ark. $231,000; from the Wright Incident at the farm, house, 6 ’rooms and bath, TWO furnished r o o m s, cooking Charles H. Rlenhl, Camden, $219,­ receiving district' high schools. ROYAL 38 ft. hoU lM ralK r: $500 PAINTING, interior and exterior. $2500 Bail For alio outbuildings. Nicely land­ privilege, parking, by middle 000: Martin McGuire, Red Bank, Some of the membera found this a or best offer. Call COIfax Paper hanging. For free esti­ ings. CaU LOweU 6-0371 after 5 p.m . aged working man. Prefer privata $277,777; Edward J . Dobson, Uel- vindication for handling lt private­ The above description Is in accord­ 4-3433. . ' . wJ16* mates call Wm, J. Huron & Sons, ance with aurvey made by Robert scaped yard, pleasant surround- home; occupancy by August 20th. ford, (245,550; Coast Sheet Metal ly. They promised to appraise the Greenberg Associates, dated June S3. COIfax 4-7294. wJ2] Threat To Sister HOT, POINT refrigerator; large or Sundays. wjtf Co.; Atlantic H ighlands, $224,524. parents of their further course in Call COIfax 4-2286 after 7 P .M Magistrate Luther A. Foster, BEING known and designated as window fan; 12 HP outboard wJ2J Plumbing base bids were pre­ the Wright matter. The principal LoU 3, 4. and I in Block Y, aa shown THREE bedroom Cape Cod house motor, Newman; 910-5th Street, ODD JOBS Matawan Township, Tuesday con­ sented by; Ollneck Plumbing, Mew hlmielf did have a reassuring word on the map entitled “Map ot CUU« In W. Keansburg/ two car wood Kelfhts. situated at CUtfwoodC U nion B each. . - ' wJ18* FURNISHED room and kitchen­ tinued Mrs.M^ry Henderson, 162 Bnmswldt-r$126,353; Siiget Co., for the parent* on tha high ^school COLFAX .4-4188 garage, refrigerator, stove, wash­ Monmouth County, N. J.*’, which man ette; or kitchen privileges. 'Two T ex a s R d ., M m ganvUle, in 12500 $193,30]; Boro Plumbing ft fa st­ !» tiled In < the Monmouth County CHlLD - maple chifferoix; .very .Vv- ..'-.V wJ16* ing machine, dryer, alr-condltlon- Clerk's office. . , /■ . u adults; vicinity of Matawan. Call ball on an alleged threat to kill ing, $147,105; Richardson Engineer­ * M?^wSM tSe^paJf, Subjatt’to Unpaid'tasm; the Ugkt 9^TAR-r8^dr^^*3b^itooU*d In e t: iijcluded./.price'. $9909- -.CaU LOwell'W47/lr' jM her alster, Mrs. Tlola Lee, Har­ ing. (152,464;, Cantelio Plum bing that their children would not enter •uect of municipal ordinances and l ft e t ‘ 9:90 P.M. ' LOwell 9-4833. South River, will coma to your KEansburg'6-1187. ' ; " WjlO* rison Ave.',/Matawan, while dis­ other applicable municipal, Stata and Co., Elizabeth, $184,509; Arthur high achool with “two strikes Federal regulations, rights ol tenants m home. CaU Clifford +7i8L . w24 WANTED TO BUY missing three disorderly counts against them." snd occupants, if any. restrictions ffABY CRIB, carriage, high chair Real Estate Wanted VsnC leaf, Neptune, (145,800. and easements of record, if any, and entered agsinst this defendant. Educatora do not pais.qn reports “ WE BUY ANYTHING . The electrical base bids were; lo auch facts as would ba revealed in very good condition. Call FOUND HOUSE with one: acre, or mor* One count was entered by Patrol­ on (‘problem children” from one by an accurate aurvey. LOwell 64482. J16 CaU W alt, K Eansburg 6-0943 James H. DeAlplslne, Highland Property locsted on tha Southeast 'land. ,Out buildings; private men Ral^h Wallace, township po­ school to the next, he said. "We WEDDING RING - Main St., Washing machines, radios, tools, Paris, $228,000; M olnar Electric corner or Jertey Avenue and Hose buyer. Write P. O. Box 33L lice, after Mrs. Henderson was realize the transition from grpde Street, Matawan Twp., County of MARLBORO LUMBER Matawan. Call Sandford’* Pharm­ old clocks, guns, antiques, etc. Co., Woodbrldge, $248,000; Topas Monmouth. New Jersey. w]16 Param us, N. J. ' JI4* brought to police headquarters school to high achool means the acy. ; LO 8-2376. J16 & Herring, Lakew ood, $255,900; The approximate amount of the CO. July 4. Mrs. Henderson' was re­ child Is maturing and his attitudes Judgment to be satisfied by said sale Gerald A. Sena; Freehold; $262,- EVERYTHING lo tht building line »H I$l6IM 66IM»«»66«M M 6IW 666ll6$M I6W H9l8666W M I»m i6IH I6«l6 ported to have beeh picked up at Is tne sum of 110,439.00 together wltb ooo. In high school will be different tha coats ot this aale. for that new borne. ‘Open 4 nights the' call of Mrs. Johnnie Lee from his attitudes In the lower IRA E. WOLCOTT, Sheriff. a' week! until $ P.M., Friday and Edwards, East Orange, another All the bids quoted were subject grades." . Dated June 11, 1039 Zuclcer fc Goldberg, Attya. Saturday until S P.M., Sunday, 1 aliter after an altercation at the to modification by alternatives, its • 4M M7JJ PJ* Located next to‘ Julia’s B U S I N E S S SERVICES Harrison. Ave. address July 4. but, unhappily, the great number STATE o r NEW JERSEY Drive-In -Rettaurant, U. fl. HWy t. : Mrs. Edward* testified In court us ol the' alternatives were on the M SISIISISm illlU II>IIIIIIU II8H H la8l88>H I«ll6tM IIH IIIIH IIIH > Nab Keyport Man DEPARTMENT Or STATB C an G ib son t-M24. Jtl to Injuries she had sustained at the “up” side. The beat combination - CERTIFICATE OF FILING of base bids came to something (continued from page one) O r CONSENT BY STOCKHOLDERS POWER MOWER; Craftsman reel hands of Mrs. Henderson. - TO DISSOLUTION A n t i q u e s T o p S o i l B ullJoilnfl over (1,800,000. ing extinguished other firemen To all to whom these preaents may type with, magic control.. Brlggl .But James Cannon, Asbury Park, CHW UNITY SHOP"" Mr. Hickey haa promised to found three more fires on.the first come, Oreetlnjr: and Stratton 4 cycle motor. Blades ECKEL BROTHERS - attorney for Mrs. Henderson, had , WHEREAS,. It appears to my sstls* ■' ANTIQUES , ' , make a study of the figures and floor and two on the second' floor (sctiorvby. duly authenticated record Just sharpened ind reset and nedf TRUCKING ft EXCAVATING. Bulb his client tell of the Injuries ahe We buy and seU AnUque Furniture, CINDERS come up with the best combina­ of the unfurnished building. o! the proceedings for the voluntary belts installed. Cali WHitney TRAP RO0C, Driveway O f a v e t dozing and shovel loadet' serriwj austalned from Mrs. Edwards. dlaaolution thereof deposited in my Bric-a-brac, China, Glai*. Doil*, When the court could find no sup­ tion, using the alternatives, Mon­ Firemen reported that each of office, that t h a Jersey Speed & 0-4454. J16 Bluestone Mason Sand h G ravel, CeUars, septic tanks, fin dirt, l o t Jewelry, U. S. and Foreign stamp*. day. the flrea had been started with Custom Supplies. Inc. s corporation Topsoil A FU1 Dirt, Trench D lf soil, road gravel, washed- gram - porting testimony by witnesses as of this State, whose principal office The Matthews, 113 Broadway, Key­ (O'.who w u the aggressor, the newpapjer* and rubbish piled in tho Is situated at No. 159 Main Street, in ging li BuIldazihg. - ' > and mason sand. We specialixa lB port. COIfax 4*1446. - - WJ30 center of the various rooms. Three the Borough of Mstawan County of SHOPPERS land clearing. LOweU 8-184$, Old charges were dropped, So also was Monmouth State ot Naw Jersey the charge of the officer, on his Madison Park of the waste flrei bunted them- (Ralph 8. Heuser being the agent DELIGHT : DIETRICH BROS. INC. Tennent Road, Bo's 64, Morgan- .selves out but the remaining three therein and In charge thereof, upon E l s c t r i c a l NEW BRUNS. AVE. testimony Mrs. Henderson had not (continued from page one) whom procese may t>a served), naa already had ignited floor boards by Y E S M R. k MRS. SHOPPER MATAWAN, N, J. been profane in her outburst. defended his course, claiming that compiled with the requirements o? the time firemen, arrived. Title 14, Corporations, General, of the YOU WILL . BE DELIGHTED CO 64993 LO 6-2192 M aintenance : Counter-Complaint his statements had been exagger­ Rev led Statutes, preUmlnary to the JUSTIN ROSATO The fire drew a large crowd WHEN YOU SEE THE Eloctrical Contractor . wJ34 Mrs. Henderson sighed a count­ ated or not completely carried. He issuing of this Certificate that such HOMfi Rfe^AlRS, additions, car-. from the neighborhood and mo­ consent has been filed. QUALITY AND COMPARE ' Residential • Commercial pentry, cabinet making; paintings er-complaint against Mrs. Lee yes­ declared that his statements Juno NOW THEREFORE, I. the Sao« torists returning from shore points PRICES Industrial - Electric Heating paperbanging, masonry, giaxliig. terday, alleging atrocious assault. 17 were designed to shock the retary or State of the State of Naw TOP SOIL . on Route 35 which passes through Jersey, Do Hereby Certify that the CUffwood. N. J. GENERAL SERVICES CO. » . Township police w en directed children Into a realization they said corporation did, on tha Flrat day the busy Six Comers’ Intersection. LOweU 8-4276 - LOwell .6-4689 Top *oU,1Ul dirt and road gravel pick. up Mrs.’ Lee and place her were being Judged by their peers. of July, ipso, file in my office a duly, r- AVAILABLE ON OUR . LOweU 6-3107 ' Firemen had extinguished a fire executed and attested consent In .. : wj7/i» Dotar and backhoe aervlca. LaterU wJ30 under bail or in custody if site He said he believed this waa neces­ writing to the dissolution of aaid LIBERAL CREDIT P U N In the rear roomi.of tht building inttaUatkns, excavating,, .. could not furnish It. sary before thty went to other corporation, executed by more then some months ago but there' bad two*thirds in Interest of the stock* DE LUXE SPACKLING . In other matters, Ray L. Me- schools after obscene scribbling! C ontractors been no suspicion of arson reported holders thereof, which aaid certificate Dry Wall Constractors . Leosd, Englishtown, was fined (5 on lavatory walla, sinks and drains snd the record of the proceedings STROTHER & ECKEL In that fire. . aforesaid ara now on file In my said : . . WE - , CARPENTER and bonding contra o- Sbeetrock - taping and finishing.'- and 15 costa for running a car off 138 LOWER MAIN ST. stuffed with paper towels, windows office as provided by law. , tor, J. 0 . Metsger, Florence Ave., Free estimates. LOweU 64190,! i, the road on Texas Rd. June smashed and school fixtures de­ : m TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I have INSTALL & SERVICE MATAWAN hjjato. aet m y hand and affixed my Keyport’ New homes, garages, al) and overturning it. Patrolman John faced, had been found. REPCO PRE PAK . LOWELL 6-19J3 official seal, et Trenton, this First alterations'and repair*. Call COI­ B1LCAR NEON SIGNS Kinnane, township police, wss Rezoning For ja y of July A D . one thoussnd nine GIBSON'64814 ...... Mr. Wright found the "pigs' hundred and fifty-nlne. TUBELESS BOILERS fax 4-4159. wJ6 Sales, service and sign mainten-' complainant. * wj33 charge a mliconitmal of his words (continued from paga one) Edward J. Fatten ance. COIfax 4-1769. wj> ; - T en Garden State Parkw ay nf. that the school was being “turned the firm-does not, the zoning auto­ i n k m fl#cr#Ury * 8u t*- BASEBOARD RADIATION PAINTING, Paperbanging and fenders paid a total of $125. One Into a pig pen” by these depreda­ matically will be voted down when _ . bV Taping. Nnrman Soltyslk, Cen­ TOP SOIL Exterminators. Of.’ theiri, Clint Wlllbourn, B Still­ tions. Aa for the word that tho preiented July 30. /. . SHERIFF S SALE HOT AND COLD WATER ter Ave,. Matawan. LOweU 64446. SUPERIOR COURT WINTER AND SUMMER well St., Matawan, was fined for "morals” of high schools they were 7. Frank Welgand, townihlp at­ _O F NEW JERSEY Free Estimates given. . wJ30 TERMITE CONTROL Big Loads $1100 General Exterminating unlawful use of the medlsl .strip. to attend, would be affected by torney, explained the points at Is­ CHANCERY DIVISION Cheryl Walters, 52 Crescent St.. MONMOUTH COUNTY Top SoU, best ...... 15.00 AU Jobs guaranteed. Private car* their presence, Mr. Wright strong­ sue with the Bendix firm. The re­ _ Docket No. F*1M*M 60 MONTHS TO PAY EARTH MOVING EQUIPMENT Eric Wiener. CHarter 7-78IL >51 Keansburg, was fined fort filling ly contended thli was a distortion zoning provides there ahall ba no Bartholomew Oaub and Anns D. Motor pans, equipped for com­ Road Gravel, big loads .... 15.00 t o -u s e caution entering the high* Gaub, hU wife, Plaintiffs vs: Fred* Remstn Ave... New Brunswick, of his ststement that the “morale' more than IO per cent of the prop­ stick P. Petersen and Florence D. plete development work. Calling Good Fill Dirt ...... 7.00 w iy . FREE ESTIMATES N. J . wJ6 of tho high schools would be low­ erty used for industrial building Petersen, his wife, Defendants Us will save you money. C. W. Sand, Gravel, Blue Stone; drive­ By virtue of a writ of execution in THOMPSON & SON, 123 Fourth S t , ered. As to a statement that they purposes. This Is 473,000 square the above etated action to me direct* ways graveUed, bulldozing, grad­ T y p i n g ? ahould "never como back to visit feet. Ths building proposed Is ed. I ahall expose for sale at public .GIVE US A CALL AT Lakew ood,' LAkewood 8-0527. w]30 W orkm an I* "Fair" vendue, at the Court House in the ing, lots cleared. Excavate for BUSINESS M^N: when your girl • Willis as we do not want to tec 72,000 square feet. The building LOWELL 6-4361 Borough of Freehold, County of Mon* Septlcj, OU Tanks, etc. Friday takes her vacation, we; After Cave-ln Ordeal you,” Mr. Wright claimed that tho m ust be le t back 300 feet from moutji, New Jersey, on Monday, the Srd day of Aufust, 1GS9, at S o'clock, -J. B. COOPER - BACKHOE SERVICE will keep your typing up to ^*<». modifying clauso of his words "un­ South St. and 1200 feet from New­ P.M. Prevailing Time. Laterals, Footings, Ditching, Pond, , A workman, trapped by a cave- THE BARGAIN HOUSE 1NTER-CCOUNTY less there is a change” had been man Springs Rd. In the tone, any All that certain lot. tract or parcel TENNENT RD.. BLACKTOP PAVING In at a Madison Township con­ . Swimming Pools. ..etc,. . ___ . SECRETARIAC-SERVIGE— -— om itted. one Industry must occupy 90 acrcs n L . anf ,ftncL Pr«mlaM. hereinafter - MOKGANVIELE'- DRIVEWAYS,'PARKING' LOIS struction, site Saturday, and then particularly deacribed, situate.- lying Free Estimates LOweU 6-5796 ' ' Spoken In Haste minimum. This precludes the start­ and being In the Township of Mar* J« PATIOS ECKEL'S TRUCKING rescued, w u reported In fair con- boro, in the County of Monmouth and ' w i» Mr. Wright acknowledged he had ing . of a second industry In ^ho State of New Jersey, property situate Work Power Rolled LOweU 6-5707 W oolleytown Rd. dltlon at Perth Amboy General (JSED TELEVISION SETS spoken In haste and unrestrained zone. The'non-building area must on Uie South side of Lloyd Road and No 'Job Too Large Or Small more particularly described as fo? AND APPLIANCES MorganvUle, N. J. Slip Coven ’ ' . H ospital. B lase Toto, J7, of 21 anger when he found the children bo landscaped. It must be an "all FREE ESTIMATES i ; Flsger St., Old Bridge, suffered Large selection to choose from. ______1 w]6 creating a commotion on the lawn one floor" Industry. Thera are the ,*1 • t»lnt In the south* PARKW AY 1-6265 PINCUSHION . erly side of Lloyd Road where the VILLAGE TV, 30 E. Front Street • head injuries when he.was buried of. the. Wlllts School. Mr. Lelber- usual restrictions against smoke, H wy 35, South Am boy Custom made sUp cover* and dra*, by sliding earth at the Sayre Woods by ,he ^ iterly K ey p o rt _____;___ w jtl Upholstery man asked Mr. Wright If he had acid, fumes, dirt and noise. !.»• of *Vn,?n Av*nue running thence ‘ , . wJ23 perlea. Free estlmstes gives. - South Housing Development on not declared the Madison Town­ A report In Holmdel Monday t,on* “»• «Mterly Une USED refrigerator*,’ H9.93 and up. LARRY'S UPHOLSTERY SHOP choosa fsbrics ln yoor own hom er~" Route 9. . :. . , of Union Avenue and south twenty* ship district to be a Vcesspool, of had William B. Harding, a plan­ one decrees eleven minutes East one Good condition. Pete’s lac., COl­ Ceramic Til* AUTO seat covers, furniture up­ CaU Dorothy Smith, LOweU 8-1298. : Mr. Toto was searching for la education." The principal admit­ ning board nurnbor, ready to seek hundred feet to a stake; thence (21 fax 4-2700 o r K E aniburg frllOO. holstered; Tailor an d custom £**# *ht forty-nine ______S jW . - pipe In ■ trench when the earth ted this was another Indiscretion an Injunction^ prevent the town­ mlnutas east parallel with Lloyd w jtl work. 3$ little Streev, Matawan. 'gave way am f buried ~ him. Fel­ on his “part - but : claimed, he had ship from eflforclng-the-revised -Hundred sixty feet to a PAUL A. EGAN, JR. Phone LOwell 6-3016, wJ30 t o w n s . y » * i. ihWCt (3) north twaniy>one CERAMIC TILE SERV1CK— low workers leaped Into the trench formally “taken It back, several section of the ordinance, If degrees eleven minutes west one AUTOS FOR SALE LANDSCAPING, seeding new lawna ' ■ 158 Broad S t, Malayan Television : - and'began digging with their bare times.". ,. / ' adopted. : ■ ’ hundred feet to a stake aald stake BUIC k T 1952 4-door -Super, new and complete maintenance; roto-: I •motherly line of Lloyd LOWELL'68094 hands to free him. Meanwhile, A suggestion by Mr. Morehart To Carry Out Bond Conditions . thence (4) along the same "white wall tires, new clutch, new IV SERVICE tilling, top soil and ahiuba. L. l a ­ - emergency aUls were made to the thst: Mr. Wright’* supervision-of In other m atters, the township miif.H • tx*y-«l*ht decrees forty-nine brakes, new front end. Whole .car .FREE ESTIMATES a t , Landscaping, Stone Road, Key- : IU tw.° hund” d sixty feet LOWELL 6-1600 Madison yTownship'Pollce Depart­ the teachers.' might be at -fault committee received assuranco is In' very good condition. Call port. Call COIfax 4-1413.; wB Plact of BE(3INN!NO. TEN EYCK RONSON INC. ment, -the Laurence Harbor First brought a rejolner from , the prin­ from Samuel Eden, a New York » ^ i n* *nown and desig* William L. Morris COIfax •4-3030. MATAWAN Aid-Squad and tbe Cheesequake cipal that It w u only.on June 17 attorney, that he was a guarantor Jersey** Matawan, New F l o o r s • DISPLAYLAND '' -' • ■ ■ . wJ24 , Fire Department. ' ' , ; he found discipline lax at Willis of the forfeited bond of the de­ Situation W«Ht«d . .. G IF T S . .. -. . FLOORS laid, scraped, Mr. Toto had been freed by the School. Joseph Hoff, vice presi­ velopers of-Harmony Park apd WILL wash and-Uon all.types of laodscaplng, garden center, shade DON’S TV SERVICE ■ and waxed; old floor* a specialty. workmen before the emergency dent presiding,'. _ allowed thli was waa seeking a contractor to carry trees, shrubs and fences: 18, Ver­ For fast efficient radio and tele J P * B- WOLCOTT, Sheriff. ' curtains; alio stretch curtains In AU type* of Uie floor* .laid, exd ofr. . units arrived. Tbe flrst ald sifuad I understandable "oa a list day of out the conditions of the bond, the Dated Jun. Z5, 1939 . own home, prompt servlco. mont Drive, H ailet CaU COIfax vision service can LOweU 84844. Ing ceramic. Can WUIlam Peter-: transported him to the hospital; | school.” original developed now being Kevistr, H tuu r ft D . II^O, Ally., 4-4834. - . . .wj9 »0 . , U-4 ij ,,. 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need cf a buaiaesi loaa. th a they: III A aational study o t c o n sum er purchase one in tbe nejrtthreew Tbe Current Pcpulatteja Survey of Motor Vehicles under the state's Mf. Farley's license w m ra- „ have buyers or know the sources six months. For autonwjbOea. In­ Two Area M otorist* “Advance Fee” buywg trends, will be conducted locally and la *0-70 m .pi. plaa. Tha drivers ara vokad lor M dart effective Jaa* •here loans caa be chained. Tba questions about television formation will be obtained art only 32* other areas of the country next See licenses Revoked George Mancinl, 11. ot M21 Jer­ The “fees" range from tlM to seta, wasting machines, and're­ oa ownership aad buying .plans, week, information wiU be oollertad 12 while the license af the Unloa Warning Noted Rlt.OOR, obtained under the Im­ frigerators cover preant ownership but alao .m mthndt eI faanrtag, in this area by Mrs. Jane Daum, Driver* licenaaa of two bay. sey Ave., Union Beach, and Jsmea Beach motorist w u revoked lor A "major breakthrough” h a i pression that tf the promoters do aad date of purchase of any of outstanding indebtedness oa tbe Englishtown. and Mra. Caoelia O'­ shora ares mea have bnn ordered F . F arley, 11, o f 11 Laurence a 30-day period which begaa been accomplished in cracking the not sel the business br obtain the these Items, at well as plans to car, and recent repair costs. Connell, Toms RIVer. revoked by the State Department Pkwy., Laarence Harbor. June SS. RfR,RRMRR "advance fee" racket loan, the victim's fee will ba se- in m l estate and hotioesi faiw fonded

Special question* on consumer Ths “advance fee" swindle de­ plans to purchase fied prosecution prior to recent television acta, washiag ntacbiaes, cases. Tbe racket is described and refrigerator* will be ia by maay authorities as the biggest tbe July Current Populatioa Sur­ and most vidoui confidence game vey, Director John G. G taa ef t>i recent y e a n because o f th e the Onam Bureau's rrfiif el office huge ‘Hake" u d its many victims, ia Philadelphia an&ouaced today. CHICKENS persona who caa least afford it, The qyidal questions are la ad* operators of amali lunch rooms, ditioo to the regular toquiriea ea deticateaaens, shoe repair shops, employment and niwnpiry iw j barber shops, aad the like. which are asked each ia By using fast-talking salesmen. tbe Current Population Survey, th e Impressive looking brochures and information is being collected for similar props, the advance fee the Federal Reserve Board to r uae C,- fraud frouotan convince persons WHOli ■ \ anxious to sell property or in i v a il with chicken! - Wlwla M JeUM 32 A«P CMIREHY 8ADCE 2 ^ 41* 3 0 I b .

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*i*t*r, tha lat* Betty Block Rob­ wUI b* eothe first Boor. The m em ber o f Ut* B oard o f G overaor*. the proceed* railed' at be s drawing for many valuable testing as chairman of the Turf Meyner To Speak erta, Eatqntomi, wbo served aa a second aad third floor* will b* Mr. Reid wffl welcome th* Charity Ball Set lert year1* h*» wet» presented donated gifts. ' Charity Ball aad - Carnival Com­ member of tbe Board of Governor* medical and aurglca) unit* con­ guests and Sea. Richard C. Start lart'faB (a many charitable agen­ Representatives-of th* S t a t e mittee with Mrs. Townsend B. ol die hoapiul prior to bar death taining 5* bed*. On each cf these will Introduce.the governor. Har­ For July 25 At MP da*. TW (UrtribuUpa included Department, Washington, D. C-, Martin and Mrs. Atnory I- Has­ At Dedication In M5J. Erected and equipped at two door* will be tpedal unit* for ry E. Whitaker, Sea G(rt,trea*urer Moanwoth Part* own m m con- A salute to Alaska and Hawaii, along with many stars of stage, kell jr., assisting as co-chainnot. m Jpfiy- Robert fl. Meyner wUI de­ a total c o a t ' o f ' f 1,-059,000, . th e persons temporarily disoriented be? of th* boepltal. win accept th* the two newest state* to .eater ihe trteitSoa. A varied - program ot screen and television and the Reservations for dinner and danc­ liver, the main addraa* at th* building consists ot a ground floor came of physical illnea*. building and it will |» bleated by union, will be the them* of thi* entertainment win prevail t (porting world will be on hand ing may be made by calling Mrs. dedication ceremonies of tbe Betty and four additional floor*.-, \ The hospital's laboratory aad year1* Turf Charity BeU and tbit evening to participate ln the MaoCarron at Monmouth Park. -Block Robert* Pavilion of Moo- Th* hospital’* 91 diagnostic blood bank will be expanded by Rabbi Arthur H. Hershoq, Red year agaiost a setting simulating more than 79 per cent since it B*nk, rabbi emeritus pf Congre­ Carnival to be held la Monmouth activitie*. mouth Medical Center on Satur­ clinks, the Poliak Memorial Clinic the two newest state*, Alaska and will take over the apace vacated gation B’nal Israel. The bene­ Park’s clubhouse on Saturday eve­ Mn. Philip H. tie]in, wife of Real Eatate Listing Cards tor day, July 25, it has been announced for psychiatric care, and the social H aw aii. . by the clinic in the Wimpfheimer diction will be pronounced by Um ning, July 25. Tha o cca sio n w ill Monmouth Park's treasurer, is sale at this office. by Waiter W. Reid Jr., president service department all will be oo . Twe Orchestra* wing, which will be renovated com- R ev. Robert Hugh Reed, paator of m ark the 13th annual renew al o f of the Board of Governors, The the ground floor. The first floor' TWo orchestral will provide the iletely, the First Presbyterian Church, this brilliant affair which benefit* ceremonies are scheduled for 11 will house the medical recpn' music that evening, llie Monroe Eisner, Red Bank, first Long Branch, and executive secre­ many local charitable agencies in a.m. and the public ha* been in­ section, featured by a completel; set will swing and sway with vice prealdent and iecreury of tary of the Council of Churche* Monmouth County. - vited to attend. new unit filing system and dic­ Sammy Kaye while Billy Sberr’a the' Board of Governors, w ill of Long Branch and vicinity.' The pavilion was made possible tating rooms for doctors. " Staged each year Ip Monmouth Musical Ensemble and vocalists serve as chairman of the pro­ Park’s expansive clubhouse, this ELECTRIC HEATING In large part by a grant fro m Other Feature* will aeren*0e guest* in the dining gram. The invocation will be given Leonard and Melvin Block, New Th* medical library, doctors' New Jersey Bell Telephone Co. gala climax of the local loda] area*. v by the Rt. Rev. Msgr. Joseph T. 1* one of nine telephone companie* season is sure to produce again E D E E ESTIMATES AND York and Deal, In memory of their conference room and lounge also Glittering midways, flanked with Casey,, formerly of St. Jamea operating in New Jersey. The sizeable fund for distribution __ many legalized game of chance r R C i INFORMATION Church,'’ Red Bank, who now I* other firm* *erva primarily in the needy aick of Monmouth opportunities and merchandise pastor of Sacred Heart Church, Sussex, Warren and Hunterdon County. wheel* will be attractive features ZIEGLER BROS. LO 6-6219 Bay Head. Msgr. Casey also la a Counties. Checks totaling $82,<00 rep ra­ (hi* ye»r. In addition, there will

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ttm» the Victory Bridge win be tively, they create a setting eO that to know the different ipftodt el wide conventions. ths coolers, while under the super* Cancer Literature . , Raritan Bridge cto*ed u d traffic will be diverted May Help Child teaming takes place. It to don* their parents. • During the past eight months, vision of the State Service De- Circulated W idely , to suitable side roads approved by t ~ A T V by arousing the child’s curiosity. There are so many ways that according-to reports submitted by partmcat 71 exhibits of various State Highway Department engi- LCftFIl A t HOHl© This is very easy to do as children parents can create a setting to Two of the most important couoty chapters to the New Jersey types w^re set up at conventions help children learn constructively media for the distribution of liter­ D iv isio n ,. m ore that 8000 persons held principally in Atlantic City A bid id 1173.871.12 lubmltUd by M en. The new construction will are curious unless this natural Whether to teadi e child at during the pre-school years. ature alerting residents to the obtained information and help at and Asbury Park. Cornell and Co., Inc., Woodbury, cause the Victory Bridge to be process already has been stifled home is a question many parents dangers of cancer are the Ameri­ « u tbe lowest of seven accepted closed for about three months. by a lack h i attention and Interest. It w ai not until 1876 that the can Cancer Society information by the .State Highway Department ask. It would really be much more There will be do traffic inter­ Cfe&d W aata T e L e a n U.S. Navy adopted the English centers located In 16 counties of for construction of new decks on to the point to say, “What shall ruption oa the Ship Channel Bridge. Curiosity makes the child want Morse telegraphic code. the state, county fairs and sute- W all to W all Carpet two state highway drawbridges. At least oae lane of traffic ia cach I help my child to learn at home?" to learn, then when tbe learning All bids will be reviewed by State direction will be maintained at all Children learn at home whether 100% Nylon . W ool Highway Department engineers be­ times during the construction oper. they are taught or not, whether process ii made interesting, the UaoleuM — Vinyl — Rubber fore the contract is awarded. ations. The entire project, including they *r* helped or not, says Mrs. child acquires more knowledge. A Asphalt — Cork TUes Th* bridge deck replacements both bridges, is to be completed Phyllis B. Greer, Specialist i n grest danger is that when parents will be undertaken oa the swing Human Relations, Rutgers, The Ross W. Maghan Agency ia M working days. think of learning, they think of Sandran — Forcatt VINYLS 6 ( L W i d e span of the Victory Bridge which State University. What they learn school subjects—reading, writing, carries Route i i over the Raritan Is another matter. From the infant Accolon — Bird* *1.39 , q . y d . River between Perth Amboy and Construction Report on through the toddler age and arithmetic. Certainly children SAVE w ith SAFECO Expert lnstalle**vTHRIFT COUPON LOwd 6-4500-4591 rector Kart E. Metiger, speaking on the Metropolitan Region. Itlrty 7 1 * V M W I AnarM FLAVOR Roll 8mm RIO. Me Mea'a Sutphh Av*., Matawu nationally known speakers will ad­ AJAX ' R O M l a t e x O e lltp h iM W r t f f t i Aviator SM i dress the conclave^ , ...... 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affiliates will not be able to • c - Bayshore Farm Win Theatre Guest Tickets UCPA Drive Set comihodate the change ia paign date this coming year, be­ Stands Approved For January’60 cause of prior commitments^ but will do so at a later date, ^^Thrc* bayshore u m roadside United Cerebral Palsy Assorts Mr. Ford is a vice president and have bee^iwpected by tions will conduct their' national ; theState Department of -Agri- a director of The Ford - Motor fund-raising drive ln January, be­ ■ culture u to quality, cleanliness, Company, a vice president and ginning in 1960, Instead o f the f«ir weight standards aitf have director of the United Cerebral been approved for membership in heretofore traditional May Cam­ Palsy Research and Educational the growing chain of 'Jeney Cer­ paign, it was announced by Wil­ Foundation, which la conducting a tified Farm Markets. liam Clay Ford, national cam­ New memben of roadside broad basic and clinical research the paign chairman. m ark et asiortatlnn are Millbrook program, and national campaign Farms, Route M, south of Mat­ ‘The service programs,' which chairman of United Cerebral Pally awan,1 operated by Engmar Enge- sre conducted by our UCPA af­ Associations. brenon; Siano's Farm Msrfcet, filiates throughout America, are Route 3], tiro mllet eouth of Key interwoven so closely with the 10 Yean With M l port, operated by D. J. Lucc»relli, calendar achedules of the school and Stenger's Orchards and Farm H. H. Rechel, assigned to the Market, Route 34, a mile south of year that we must realign our Keyport plant of the New Jersey Matawan, operated by J o s e p h fund-raising activities to m e e t Bell Telephone Co. will complete Stenger. more realistically the expanding 10 years of service with the utility The liew markets, together with needs of the local communities/ In August. four others la South Jersey and Mr. Ford reported. one In Bergen Join a group whose “It takes approximately 20 aims are to protect the motoring weeks between the activation of public by trying to raise standards our national fund-raising effort, ol highway marketing. and t|te receipt of the "final re­ The group has the blessing of turns,” he pointed out. “As we are the 7000-member New Jersey Farm now situated, results for 1959 will Bureau, tha New Jersey Depart­ not be realized until fall, which la ' ment of Agriculture, and among far too late for proper, budgeting Its advisers are staff members of of the personnel and service re- the College of Agriculture and Ex­ sey potatoes has begun In the change was dictated by the re­ southern counties,: with excellent The newly formed Monmouth rjuruarkdMCMailtyCit Nam es N ew Librarian Auxiliary for Retarded Children sults of a two-year survey bf local quality reported by the State De- held Its initial meeting at the home and national program needs; William H. Oalnes Jr., Princeton, partment.of Agriculture which con­ of Mrs. Lewis Nelson, Port-Au- “Since there Is no cure for has been named librarian of the ducts an official grades Inspection Peck. John Monaghan, training cerebral palsy, the care and treat­ . New Jersey Historical Society. It program, center director of the Monmouth ment of the more than 600,000 L »,uaa announced last Week by Har­ The crop In Central Jersey, County Unit, N.J. Association for cerebral palsied children and ry O H. Frellnghuysen, Far Hills, where most of the state's potatoes Retarded Children, located at 62 adults Is one of the costliest long­ president of the society. are grown, la maturing rapidly Monmouth St., Red Bank, outlined term henlth problems in tbe na­ As librarian Mr, Galnea will with digging expectod to get under­ the many needs of the training tion;" Mr. Ford said. “I Just re­ have charge of the society’s ex­ way in modest volume this week. center. They are at present pro­ cently have visited many of our ' tensive collection of books and The most Important potato counties UCPA facilities and have seen the are Middlesex, Mercer and Mon­ viding training programs for the manuscripts dealing with New Jer- various therapies and rehabilita­ mouth. mentaUy retarded of Monmouth ■„ sey history, He will work with tion programs. The progress many Robert M. Xunny, director, and The opening gun .for volume County for pri-school children, speech therapy, occupational train­ of these children; have shown Is with other members bf the harvesting usually coincides with ing, home adjustment and com­ indeed heartening. Unfortunately, aoclety'r ataff fn building up In-1 tha annual field day of the State however, the majority will re­ terest la the society'! activities 1 Potato Association, to be held this munity adjustment. quire continued care and guidance and In furthering knowledge of year oo Saturday at the Simonson The following officers Were elec­ through their lifetime.” New Jersey history. 1 Brothers farm near Cranbury. ted; M n. Clarence Yelton, Long Mr. Ford noted that jOme'UCPA Branch, president;'Mrs. Ira Com, Oakhurst, first vice president; Mrs. John Fulton, West Long Branch, THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL second vice president; Mrs. Er-' DR. LOUIS I. PRAGER 0 < H nest Glgllo, Long Branch, record­ OPTOMETRIST FINAL ing secretary; Mrs. John Sanders, Long Branch, corresponding secre- EYES EXAMINED DINETTE V J t 0 0 taiy; Mrs. Nelson, treasurer. OFFICE HOURS ways and means committee Daily and Saturdays headed by Mrs. Com la planning » A.M . to t P.M. , «■ o r fund-raising activities for the com- Fridays I A.M. to S P.M. tag year. A card party and fashion Closed All pay Wednesday* KITCHEN Cttjyip v ahow U Mheduled tor „ September 30 W . Front St., wlth’Mrs. Com as chairman. 'fhe' auxiliary members hope to K e y p o r t y . 7 P i e c e ^ acquaint. the residents ol Mon- COIfax 4-2020 moutl) County with the Immediate DINETTE SET necessities, of (he training center which. Is ■ non-profit organization. We've gone all out to astemble this fantastlfl 16 inch Table 6 Chpfrs Tha center hopes to establish future programs for adult edu­ cation, summer day camp, Girl {Where can I array of Bathing Suit bargains, A wide choice of We Give Gold Bond Stamps Scouting, etc., to prepare these mentally retarded children to par­ beautiful stylos, -wonderfully tailored by the PARKWAY 1-0020 ticipate In aa many daily com­ munity activities as they capably better manufacturers. Every now color in siies M >M DINETTE can. • . , Thj, flnt telephone exchange In 3 2 to 3 8 r MFG. CO . New Jersey was v established vlo Route 35 ' Morgan [South Amboy] Camden on Aug, IS, 1870, nearly 80-years-ago. • '; . .

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